Star. — London, England, 1828-09-20 00:00:00

YALE 'PART, Sirr. 19. MONAN MICK Alilp TUX COMPANY. HAMWA.IUp AND OYINIMIN this case, %Piave Henry Hayward, W. 'Stewart, and Rees Pike, are*, plaistiffs, and Lemuel W.Wright, the defendant. Tbe action wasbrisight for the mower y ,of 200 i. due on a provisory note; the defendant pleaded the general issue, and also put in a plea of release; to which the plaintiffs- rejoined, that the supposed release was ob tainestby fraud and coven; Ibis was denied by the de koala*. In 1545 • the defendant projected the above-named Company, and caused a prospectus to be drawn up, an nonacinp to the public that die Company would make bricks, tkunlimited quantities, of the most superior quality. It was stated that bricks nearly equal to stone were itilloe nude with the greatest celerity, and that no change of season could affect or impede their mano fa.c,ture; ga fact, no builder could resist building with them. The Company, moreover, was not to consist of menorPi±§ti ; they were willing to extend the blessings of thar'inveatioe, and to make as many bricks as the world could use. Many apparatus had been procured, but then a hide money was wanting—nothing could geets *e*l without it. Inthis state of things, the de fendant, who was the inventor, the patentee, and the Lard knows who beside, of this wonderful brick-Making machin4which was to produce fifteen bricks inn minute, had recorarse to the plaintiffs. They at first would not canseat to connect themselves with the'projecOut they said t. him, we have no objection to do this you wa*t money to go on with, we will advance you 1901. upon your proinissory note. payable at the expi ration of two mouths. And if all your iippar-atos is hot fiaished by the eud of that time, so as to make fifteen bricks is a single minute, you mast pay us 'the money Which we advance." The defendant, who was very glad to get the Mersey upon any terms, acceded to this sr• raagement; be pocketed the2ool. and gave the promis sory note which was the subject of the present action. The two months elapsed, and no bricks—time passed on, and still no bricks. At last the plaintiffs began to infinite atter the machine—they went to see it at the defendant's factory, near the Coburg l'heatre— they saw the apparatus, which bad only this devastate from the original plan, that instead of snaking fifteen bricks in one minute, it produced one brick iu fifteen minutes. The plaintiffs Onsasediately perceived that all was not right; they proposed that the machitie should be inspected, and that it should be tried in some large brick-field. The delendanewould not consent to this; ig fact, with hint words were plenty; but bricks and, money were very Truce.. His constant cry was " don't be impatient—a little improvement, and all will go - well yet.' At last as action was brought against him by the three• persons who entrusted him with the 2001; After the commencement of the action, however, he got from goe of the pleituiffs, who had become a bank. rapt, a paper, which the defeodaut called a general re,. lean or acquittal of the debt. Mr. ASoLeathes Wan appeased for the plaintiffs, eau twisted that this release was fraudulently obtained from the pisiotilif Stewart, and that the two other plaiatiffs nonki not be igcluded in it. According to the agree- Own which the sietadant had entered into with the plaintiffs, he was to have Ss. for essay thousand Wicks meaufactared by them. • . :These facts were corroborated by *metal witness* Mr. TitasitOrtns for the defeadant s , said that she plaintiffs were in fact the concoctorsof the bubble, ind the finals of the firospecares which had beets mad e ,— The toad amp of therein was this: Mr. Wright wax * etaipeatengieseetr, arid, had at his-factory; at the pre sent mignent, warm's specimens (f ingenuity. in 1815 be obtained a patent fora brick machine, and a Mr. bluiri. nein purchased, a share in that patent. The joint stock hiving thus got intoMehleawi items, Neisineks advanied thirty pounds to Mr. Wright, for the purpose of at sissies him in snaking the machinery. The plaintiffs, Who were to be Managing Directors of the Comoro?. agreed to &donate SOW. more for Neil iniks to Wright, *frown agreement that if the machine was net made ia•two mouths, Weirineks waste repay it. The Learned' Gentleman; after :sedan she agreement catered into betrea- the plaintiffs and -Wright, an to which Normiks was 'also. a party, said, that the plaintiffs, when theY inspected the machine, instead of being diustisfied with' its operation; acusally passed a resolution ex perliag their .appeobatioa of it. The plaintiffs there fele could hare so possible claim on the . defeadarst for the money, but the fact was, that they were- assitiousi is the rain a this Coaspauy, to snatch off sometbiog. Steward was, however, .no party to this action, and athenapplia to on the sAlbjett, he characterised it as a stasis smelt proceeding on the past of the other. twit plakeiffs, who-had joined his • name with theirs on she recuid. The coastemaree was, that he gave -the de. fendant the release, of which Plbe jury. had *ma, and which wain Lew rhart() any action. 11e SlM:Meet of the Leeriest eessaiensass was fully iw0904 by several witnesses, nod the t ier, tetruaad— Verdi 4 tar the **edam.. ... OM NaILEV nssokis,;lspire.l9„ • , A poirpoce44.4lo, 4 /4far Nr . I RP , of ( .4 41 8 4 -Pf ilikrei ir.: * Pc4hbViao. . 0441044 r ., - fritivel , wffs Coe vi4/1 IN - 004 • 'ant s ,!! ofir 0 1 .! pent* c* f C tiF IWO rid 4, *Pig !ill Slgiiff 09 tf t h F i_,_ T l # wt. i? iwki. Act 9, 1 41 Of ifi. 4 eacka ititeil4o wpm% iir hie !"ifiekFe oi Lfns Tilinli*s. Was matessoedaatraasportation for life. • 4 #l.lls 04- ..ow 4 kat* miltiorg lorfoPaicied:', fPi SO 'DS PleattOretsks Vikile tilfs s iio fikAfiefi7 of . j e ;l e, !sots,. • • •pe pi., Cut/is iris *Ai dePpilfOgee es.. s Ofierirediers . Re mot wimp} of her caber rewire's appeared as vs it -110!li,,! Wpfig4 leer. The "wela were 1 0 404 fig th e ..pri-, trepft ; k9F.*fliefOrrat P9.evidePceQf the giip!hOT ;Pt tVile, tilf.n *At* 14 9 09 1" 4 41 909! Thc,cife ?0., lerlitle4 OK o f Cf9PPi , . itc. *mat* 4.1,,,,, recep4d to Altair the proseco . t cp. emensm; and on one of • the that the girl lied got bed companions, in the 449. ge for the Destitute, the oinerwed, tont the bringing her to a petty 04 was not likely to re- recrove4 frogs the bat, and u , atifititm Kr, : 'Fry. Ira charged; on inpr kepstrate. !UP% several smiti soars of monies 4441819PF 1 ! IMO**. *own, s perfumer the aryt sniiictrneht, elte fact of the ...IN; received Bs. frOm a customer of the mrsiv9t9t aims proved l brit the propecapry in cross- EffPWAtiPl l . l l7 Mr;C• Pailf+ l ,4, ;Patted, that whth KIPP Isgrg4 ltis !mice. it *es agreed that he tqte. P910'0.. 419 04 41 411 9Re4 4 t04 111 144i!.4 of to pe . temp9R 4hf, ITe4 (rpcp r.ustnscre Stitgat lie ikt 094€ *if i .4.p0 0* Or L. in kyi . prit rwicAppg, one, of thole customers. The ii.solt.s mot 10 vlgtivid. Oft On the do be dip. •L • •• . .. 31 7e' + Charged the prisoner from his service, he assisted in having hiss lodged in a Lunatic Asylum, believing him to be labouring under insanity.. The Court, upon ibis evidence, slapped the case; and expressed its disapprobation of the conduct of the pro secutor in preferring these indittatentsfor emtreszlesnent after having had.* prisoner confined as a lunatic. The prisoner was acquitted upon all the indiettsse•As. James FrearA was convicted of Passing .countepfert money. and sentenced to 12 months imprisonment And hardlabour in the House of Cofferdam This case was prosecuted by the Mint., as was another, in which the party was acquitted. NRW Before the Riewslos Mrs. &lion CQoile. a 4,11 aaes wits this Atotning. i placed at the bar with WiQlisar Barr* alias Liespicy, an ' alleged Accomplice in some of her swindling transactions, but they applied to have* trial postponed gold the next Sessions, upon the ground of the absence of :a mA• terial witness. As the prosecutor did not object to the delay, the application was granted. Clarks 13giath and thigoah .solomokt were indicted for stealing, ) on the Bth of September last, in Wbite chapel, two soverei&ns, *htee ha.lo-crowns, and one shil ling, from the person of James Winter. It appeared in .exidence, that the posecutor, who was a lighterman, had received the sum mentioned in the, indictment on the day in question, and was on his way home, whenhe tell in with the female prisoner, and was • induced to accompany her, tea house in the neighbour hood, wheee he shortly tell „asleep. and was aw,tice by the male prisoner, who wits in the act of picking his pockets, and had actually' succeeded in getting the whole of his money, which he immediately translated to the female, who had got into bed. The prosecutor made some resistance, but was immediately turned opt of dotes, when he called the watch. and, returnint, to the house, took both the prisoners into custody, and disccivered the money tied up. is a handkerchief in the sbed. The prisoners were both &toll Garrity; but The COMMON Senor-Astir refined to allow the prose cutor his expenses, as is customary when the parties prosecuted are skonXiPtird, ob , erving. that he could not suffer the public to be burdened %sills the expenses of prosecutions which bad been rendered necessary by the indiscretion or misconduct of such persons as the present prosecutor, who, by !noising tbeMselves to be seduced by such company, utast always expect AO be robbed. Georg! itojierts, Joke givers, Eaisrani Straw*, and I:ienittsatfs figlesman, were indicted for stealing in the palish of Si. gary, Islington, 12 tame pigeons, tlw pro pegy Afceceorge ACiog, a bookbinder, in College -street, 114hbury Vale. It appeared that the prisoners got at the prosecutor's doere-cote between three and fixer o'Aloch on the morning of the 7th of Auguu, und - ear- j tied 4 Kktne pjag pigeons; they *tete, however. sub-- surestAY detected and taken into custody. It wart proved that all khe prisoners had some of thp pigeons, c°*!Pel4 0 9 1 F. tOftqasft:PPL 4l .4ft.eat WO had the pre- ' AK I* Or, • . A number of respectsble ititstemei tan Warren an Ooectilout • . The Jur f ound all the prisonerS May. !if toi WitßeslPs ch?i sq4.b#d mice beet) io Lesroffil *nevi cif eV Old PO*, for s :IVlisfr?di I fi,rl wso the.n dt !ld4 t o Weil. with ertailrol §flmittik to his 4r4p On prirpet s hivip4 re I POUCE INTkLiLIaNa. • klktlfif(ll4.-11.0415E." • : ;.•‘, . • s:llNew S maetp f*P PP-AMP.lrlfist9fday a mks man of depot rat**lf e tt 1:941e Vdtcs9o•499lfe. who mat the Mad Whops. eh stg ender the ludtmi 9P l Fittille Cire*lntlfeelo prlsoiter west to •the koppsepl'Umora.r94o.o9lei deaiers, in Cipieptanateeet, a few days ago. sod egged about 401. worth Of tea, lied other articles, so be made pp for km He itatest, that e ovild cap io do t e tiase foe them, tied he fagot' to mil. The entekk.hOwever, were net made up. Three dips afterwards ad and nude some Meet for not hiving kept his worth - and' ortleird about p 4. won' of tee tit be 'parked for ham. • Ile had two large boodles at the time. very neatly packed vp; and appal ifflrftr; be requested that thel Ewho tom lirejstig seemly . s would put *ea an one side fur ltd 49sld tubCof 0944 am 4 , * 0 1 4 , 4 r. Ziym Pt" did St the sourly. #P9P . nrifiating, - Offered to pep kW_ 'spot thepimunt, and told bkm slut he wotild discharge At wk4e. tbas **it, apd tiw tee hltidget *cc* wilt 4 00 4 e. As mew trick was sespecced, :kg shoottn Otto to have anything to *With the poisoner, and diked hoot up Talk kir with bps boodks. An Mica, lusieemr. *fib had.biard 'op ift*thia, and orbe Mitred that die bundle tenuity:4i scowled pada. thought proper w Opprebeed tie owsher, mid takehin►iotf his ilaspolok -btu use, others pn sea.niMatios tout' place. • • The rummy stated, -open: being :seed orhattato bundles am. taincd, that they had in theasJegke property which, he was My habit of wing in his toeslaise at ice akd tobacco dealer. • Ile acer said, .that she prisoner could not be prwrhiied to mention what was in the bundles, +What'll' sacked In the Mat Fleming gunner.. .14o; Jhr pokernol Was locked up in the way*: c:• A toppk-1 hark net dip kaki 4plipesige to meads, i bat L tlw . 24 . "lei a ",'g 4900(110. 0/491A, eat Os POW* 19deirs wet east upon my ckaractep. ••• 4. Alderman Aussov—And peg, "at Is ip le lamisst ;tenon— What is ia theat! Why de Atoitis rhetn — Power taus*. • • • • Aiderows Assuan.—Facietict W 44. 49 rut call (*des go fop call kby that name la your qf impels • fii of iir 4 Vr — V. 4 lo d9fibP 1! 11 . e babft 9, baling itsantivicsit. Mr. Alderman Austkr—Fripp whom? Paiseoer—i/doolotimily ;Mew his name, nor dp ; know gilem kellyea. • . • 4 1 44Alatt if caustic? Prisoker—Aye. ester,/. 11.. limasa—kreo skapa festic, my Mood; but I MIMI Ask tit is eonsething ebe--(A Imaghj. • dtriainke—kaffille nor it the Wit rept ; I pre Weep.* a , PosorS dor it. Kt- Huller **O. Ofilk 11,44diev ibosd be opened 411 11/94fif 8994 VlMt 4 e>n willk ohs war cut Ors, pad fiV.RlFfre4 l'lftußci* Widifitt en 110 e and erg ofi~e frPOltgvar gou • m cem . s4 , 3l **llk was ikeip mode or de. ( Per ri n 1 1 412 1, d beg Pr Pall ppya at meow& 4 thikhp *Mit #**) Prosss* pq tki INAPI 0k#' , 44 41 4f goods, pus khdPifigo gie L metgaf grtke *VIP/A* the of Wang 'suspicion, and ghee got possmiatt of property, the proadip to pay fur ****lo WP 14WPF The 'mops yra y o pppearsei ;rpm the bons, of Wpm. Peake - * i t git c k i d f rp One s, lea p inet the POttrleci but Alderman AstspAr 'cc* tits man should be re-' ..atked. is it lass prohibit SWIM WO ,b,lk he id wt. 's weld appear !Irina; Mm. lite Pfiletlefr - 4/4 Peg Ply if P rIIP/t SOF WirAliPt ; am seedy to par for *tee. Mr. Alderman Asistkr yen must stay till'lllooday. 'Prisoner —Very iterri4 your . WoraldN'aad I shall mat sattsfat• tudlY account * ads *PRY. HtiptaritWAy. rip 004 44 rather a high prim for his powder of hustle. The prisoner was observed to Smile emeral times dodos the es .andostrin, and was remanded. #etaktoitic and .tamp WINO were 4 9 1•1 14 1 !fhb having valuable raw. NKPr eperty M. ikkumea, weack•ataber, of Swan-Weer ? in the Minotiis. The prosecutor stated, 'that same WAs ago be lest a disikeitd -ring, and that on Thursday Mr. lArilliamilatt. a Putoubralick "le Brick-lace, showed kto ham Maly Loditie was stem; to and Ote_gtiserPtiefforr Pam. Mr. Williaritson stited t A F Jape Tyard came tp his asked fur the lean of U. opus the ring, which. as it ans one, and did net at all correspond with the dress and appearance o f Tward, he belleord had 40* tfbtalls4 ditimiltudY• in reply to questions which he pot to her. ske s.,ijia Mat dm ring pus her own that site oftenwore fine,and that illte did net like 1.9 had eh: money, he must return tip property. This fie termed code. “Oh t h en , ea od she, go to my issibatmi, who is just Wine here, for we keep a green stager's shy, and he AAP makp you !wpm the prupettp." She was soap* away ipm, pitons followed and ,secured her. Jane !ward stated that she had received the ring from Mary Lodgie, with a request go got tri. ! groa glary Lodi* catitesse4 fo the Reor Om 40 hid Wiwi die qt 1 0 4 04 kw %Awl lor tik, elbcirisiag; ar*4.401 Mr. her Muter. Her *tatter afterwards &Mall ►er ablest it. aid she west to Thud, Is whom pometlien dm had kit it, and asked lee the deg, thas she might throw it is her master's swap Tward, however, told het that it was lost, and she believed that to be the saw. hail she was - named of the ostobery. . The primmer* were both fully committed for trial. SOW-STRUT. • Yesterday Marge Masan, E 9. a young Gendensin at a dashing appearance, having his lips enveloped in a large pair of ramitschlos, was brought before the sitting Magistrate. • Mr. MuslinLl..lnkr chi tollowinteircumstances: Edwards, a constable of St. Clement Danes, deposed, that about three o'clock yesterday morning the prisoner and a few of his censpaninns, were creating a riot in lkiiry-la;ie, and rapping win. leanly at the doors a 4 they payed along. He called at the house of the wititess.an.l insisted on getting a lodging for the night, which was procured for him at the watchhosiw. Mr. Missuvue—Pray, Sir, what have you to say to this charge— and what are you ? Prisoner—l am an Officer in his 3lajesty's service. Mr. altionuu,—Very well; I shall make you find bail for keep ing his Majesty's peace in future, and teach your companions not to disturb the repose of our peaceable citizens again. Junss Drumm/in, a military sorgeon, was next brought up, charged with knocking down the passengers in Tavistock.street, with great dezwity and contiderable pugilistic facility. Mt. Wyman, of York strurt, substantiated the change, and Dr. Vum'wlin was ordered to find baiL Attie, another dashing young Gentleman, residing in Wilderness row, was charged with knocking down a watchman, near Temple- Par, yesterday morning. The pr soner very deSberately exclaimed. " It was only a lark." " 1 deni't know what you call a lark," said a complainant, named Cooke," you looked like a game-cock at the time"—( A laugh). Sir K. Inagua--I know not how the term originated—l think scarecrow, or woodcock, would have been more appropriate tot an amusetueit carried on hy jtekdaws, magpies, and boobies. Mr. Pbair, although not entirely satisfied with this " fowl" cam parieon, ver;tieliberately whited until he found bail for his "lark."' AlTtlirt AT SAMMY 111 CVCIL-lITRICT....4Oita James and Ricliard Ryon. were charged with breaking into the premises at the rear of iheltouse No. 67, Cecil:street. rade. a priyate watchman, deppsed, that about 4 o'clock yester day morning be found the large iron gate attached to the premises ppen, which etttited his suspicions, when be procured the issis ranee of other watchmen, and went to search the premises. when They intend a number of locks hruken, and at length succeeded in apprehending the prisoners, who were secreted in a water closet. A great number of skeleton keys, chisels, and other implements used en sat* occasions, were foun d oa their persons and about the Fes : • The prisoner James wore a new superfine blue coat, which was recognised by a perssa I. the office as one stolen from hint a few days age. • lbeevidence of this witness was corroborated by that of three other watchmen. Mr. Jima, witme Mose. N 0.7, was broken into, pm similar' testimony, but as some of bis lodger', whose•cloaks and other pro perty were taken away, were not in attendance, the prisoners were remanded fur further exambation. WORSDI MURRY. , Yesterday Mary Marrs was discard with stealing a watch, valet SU. )17s. fiten her sande, Richard Dads. She had been taken spon • the representatian of Davis. who said be bad met with her I. the streets. and went to her lodging. banding to take bet from her wicked course of tile. bet he had been drinking a Rule, and .whiie.talkiqg to her he fell asleep . , and was robbed by her and another girl.—The viewer was remanded. Ridearel Traducer and XiWoe Work, were charged with house breaking. One of the St. Luke's watchmen saw them, between Aye apt) sig in the snaffling. and penned them to a house in Crown taw. The bags contained a quantity of boots and shoes. stolen from a shop W .o . tubAreet.—Tbey were committed to Relegate fit trial. 4 ;4IIBETH-STREET. Ma►ganl I. warebarged with robbing J. M. Calm*, a sailer, of three arsvere.igris. The prosecutor fell in with the prisoner and three miser Cyprians, at a piiblkshoilW, and after regaling them with grog, be Accompanied. than to their miserable abode; when they rewarded him fur his liberality by easing him of his auk.—, Rio was cesuandosi... • . M Chitin, an Irishman. was fully committed, charged with . brealting Auto a lirothel,lo Geerge•yard, Whiteclispcl, and stripping ougry,portablsirticie., even to the stores from the lire places. • 'THAMES POLICE. lyisitileran,,nanted Ct.W, Thriey, Lester, and Deistring,wereelarged I withateriling fiat the granaries of Mr. Lindell, of Rather. `lithe. The last three named prisoners were employed in the gra inary, and the 'first war an ostler at an inn, in the vicinity of Mr. fiondell's pennlses. They 0* had, it would appear, conspired to ter-thegranaties. They were observed frequently carrying off i r gerik {padre genie, and depositing them in the care of Cox, by . ; the Entiveyer and hie party, and he took them intopistody with the ; stolen ethierisa their ponestion. They were.committedlor•triaL • ; UNION-HALL. • 'Yesterday nee of the beadles of Peckham brought a young inns, *droned in military clothes, to this office who had surrendered himielf as a deserter from a Regiment doing duty in that pesti lential region Sierra Leone. The young man's appearance indi cated the onbealthineas of the country frosts whence he had re cently arrieed. - ' • beadle stated, that an the preceding afternoon the young man at the bar entered his house in a state of exhaustion, apps rently from over-exertion. Oa Inquiring as to the cause? be do. Scribed that be was a deserter front the Royal African Colonial Core, and. that Irpring been pursued by two persons who were erosions to appesbend him,. in order to obtain the reward for soda service, be had eluded them is the course of the pursuit, by jumping into the Surrey canal, and swimming zeroes It, from whence he bent his 'course to Peck had; and having enchained wfaere the beadle resided. he proceeded direct to him, and surren dytess sea deserter, wish die view of prevent ing the reward Into the hands of the fellows who were after him. lei —Do you ackuowledge yourself to be a deserter? • Solder.—l dir, Sir. 's Mr. Hilts.—What was the reason of your having deserted frees 'Pier Reginsesu? • The onhher replied, that having been informed a -new settle ant was about to be established oft au island to the southward of *erre Lease, and bearing of kl unbealthineas. and that it was ratbegevroadd beselerted .to proceed there, he had taken the e. wish three other men belonging to the same Regiment, gif the offer of a puater of a, transport to return to Europe.. • Mr. limn &eked the soldier bow be had escaped from the gar. raon ? The soldier replied, that being bent ily sick of Sierra Leine,* 1 .,, 01 1 kit cOirrades , dropping into the grave, be met wish • Grain of a Transport on shore in the town,* and he rep • ant most of his yew having died cm the station, be was skeirons if obtaining hands to man Ids vessel home. lle (the ad or) tow 'shining this a eery favourabk opportuoity of escaping hiss Spina th,t was likely. to be his grave, if he remained there mudtlesner, fassisediatell 'Emend a wish to lie taken on board to work Ids passage. The Captain consented to eugage Mtn under all the W. cumstances,aad promisesi,on the arrival of the vessel in England,so give him and the other three deserters the sum of el. each tor their swims during the passage. The vessel did arrive in England. ad when be (the.ookliet) and his comrades asked the Captain for the money be bad engaged to present them with ; be refused to give them a sighing, and put them ashore, declaring, if they made any Ws alma the matter, be should have them apprehended as deser ters, and sent back to Sierra Leone to their regiment. This threat. the soldier said, having the.effect the Captain wi,hed, he (the sol dier) and his comrades started from Liverpool, and walked into the interior, where they expected to obtain work ; but in this they were disap pointed. and all three separated. With respect to him. MIL be had made the best of his way to Loan,. in the hope of pit* to his friends in the county of Limerick in a short dine, lie, however, bad not been many days in town when the circum. sta k e, of hit having deserted became known, and on the preceding afternoon he was pursued by two men, who mi he eluded by jump. leg into the mai, and afterwards surrendering himself to the beadle. Mr. H.wc—Hiw came you to enlist in a regiment doing duty in a country that yes describe so unheakhy, and which I believe from the accounts I have read to be true? Soldier.-1 have no hesitation in telling the truth. I formerly deserted from the 49th Regiment at Reading, and was tried by a general court-martial, and set:tamed to receive ZOO lashes. The sentence, however, was not carried into effect, owing to my having consented to enter into the Royal African Colonial Corps, and 1 was shonly afterwards nut out with other recruits for that regi. aunt to Sierra Loom. • Mr. Hous—Then what punisluneat do you expect now, having deserted previously ? Soldier—The men who persued me, but who did not succeeetl in apprehending me, have km the reward, and therefore it will be a saving of el. to me, which would have been deducted hunt my pay bad I not surrendered myself. lam fearful, your Worship-, although I have saved the reward, that I shall get 300 lashes, and be sent back again to Sierra Leone, or that island which is u bad, that lies to the southward of the colony. 'rho soldier. whose name is Beirut, was sent to Hers/monger lens gaol, and Mr. Ilome gave directions that the Secretary at War should be inforined et shcsisceptitance wader whick be bad Wit A MINE WEDDING. Thursday morning the neighboerrhond of St,Geergede Church; in the Borough, was "brown into a state of considerable agitation try' the (*Boo ul r scen e s A few minutes before eleven o'clock a tole; assly prem ) , girl, apparently under eighteen, decked out wits a p re „ fusion of bridal ornaments, was seen rushin 4 Mt of t h e front door of the church, and flying down the a t s eet with great velocity. In a few seconds the flit fuei►iee was pursued by an old man, upon whose head we e siitv summers had spent their fury ; a lamenessin on e d f his feet seemed to render the contest a very unequef one. However, the venerable bridegroom (for 'itch is t fact he was), forgetting his years. and his infir • • Chased the lovely runaway with an ardour that *n e w have done honour to his more juvenile days. rt„, race was long and ably contested. The young L a d y took the foot path, while the old man with more pm , dente kept the carria4e road. Ever and anon did the case an anxious look behind ; but, alas! the crowd e d state of the footway presented so many obstructe lee to her course, that notwithstanding the start and t art , siderable fleetness in her favour, her pursuer at len t o overtook her. He put his arms round her, hut she h. stinately refused to return; wherefote, finding en treal ineffectual, he took her in his arms, and amidst th e loud busses of the multitude, which the novelty of t h e scene had attracted to the spot, bore her back Mans. phantly to the Church. Curiosity prompted us toenta r with the party, when we learned that the bride had. been waiting the old fellow's arrival nearly an hour and n hea at last he did come, indignant at the wan t * ardour he evioced by delaying so long, she told bier she never would have a man who kept her waiting at the altar, and rushed out of the church as already de. scribed.Tbe master and mistress of the girl,and by who% she was very much sespected, attended; but her runt% wises he saw the frightful disparity between she patties, absolutely refused to give her away ; so the parhk clerk was at length prevailed wit') act as papa, she i the bride pledged her t►oth to" obey" with a pouting sof. !enacts that Rue a bad ont-n that she will long ream. her her promise. After wailing rrpwa•ds of two hours in the vain hope that the crowd assembled outside the chinch to witness their departure would disperse, ti e party had to make their exit by a private doer. Loostrito GLASSIBL—Minors strum the Eare ‘ nations were made of braes. We are Infos-m. 4 to ga r s istbre a m Jason made a great brazen veva( 91 Ike slimmed the steam who eense tu watch and pray at the duors of the Tsbanacle... &Wai s t. xxxviii. v. L—Lsostat Jitors Rooker. it robbery was, a few days since, ci•nunitted it the house of Caddell, Esq. of Clarence terrace, gent's Park. It was effected by a person wl•o chereap to the door in a chaise, accompanied by mother On dressed in livery. Oa inquiring for Mi. Caddell, tad! find ng be was from home, uneeremobioutly utak' into the parlour, and ordeted the black .erviiitt to fetch him some grease for• his chaise wheel. Tie servant, being unacquainted with t he persat; want only to 6e • head of the stairs, and desired the cook to bring it v.; and, during his momentary absence. the dianget cos. cealed a morocco writing desk under his elOak, sod hurried oat of the room. The desk contained Rant of England notes tl the amount 200/. and various se inorandeuns of importance. Tun SILIC DUDS AT Lvows...—TM silk manufacture it Lyons is now in almost as critical a state as it wind iMacclesfield a few years since. Its consumption inch: - interior is very much diminished, and the exterior maw *ets are abrlo to be .closed, at least for plain staffs.. Already . (iermany, and the other northern townies, which were formerly its tributaries and principal con sumers, have ceased their demands for Lyons silk goods, an 4 now go to Vienn', Zorich, the Netherlands, and Pinssia, as all those places can now osAnufactose the attiele.cbeaper. The principal causes of this s:asu of things may be traced to the increased price of home rent and provisions, the heavy impos's exacted . * .Lyons„ anti the many onerous soaditions to which. la. bout is subjected there. Unless something be ddne, the trade at Lyons will be annihilated, any; etc° note, it has nu chance . stf cooppAion with the English. _...._ DIED. . At Scofield. near Leith, mi &Mink, lan, is the simi tin t'M . two hewn after his arrival from his mislay seat , . &mid Boehanao. Raj. of Drumahlis, meal the. iiihakialibili of flemion. Edittbsrgh. At Lovol.hill, Berke, Lieut..Coloner Visofiassit, ,it MO. . giiiment of. Foot. At Versailles, Lieu. Charles O'Belnwp 4 110 . Vaiist64lli Regiment.. • NEWGATE &No I.KADENEALL MAIIKSTS. Herr... .. .42s ad to 3110 d Veal ... ...;t 44 to . Ss 04 Motion .. :..Ys ad to 4l ad Pork ... $d to Ss 4 Lando Dd t• isd • PRICES or IIAY Aso STRAW TIESTIIRDAT: In. Jaunt's. • ' ' . nrnersejnarat.. Hag • 31484 04 to 41 iSs N. Hay Si Ss 40 4141110 Wet 31 lis 04 to 61 Os Od Owing' 41 4. . to . a li4ol *raw 11 llts 04 re, '2l 2.8 04 Straw 11 144 st es 011 • • - "PRI ...... , C -4... • K 01 HUNS, San. 19.. The supply of tke new grOwth of Nets is yrr 4rtull, not roe than. about 400 Pockets kursil mined. The salts ii-ye hithroe been wiling. the buyets being unwilling to comply with the pries dewistadol. The present currency may be quoted from cat. to :it.. to 80a. per cwt. - Old Duty 144 at £173,000. ' ......... . . . .PRICE Or LEATIIIIIt. Wit Dressing ilicfre . : .... . tsd to 17jd Carnation Ditto » 19d to sad . Crop Ilities,3s to 401bsine cutting lsed to leg Ditto 45 4o 5014 ... ...... lnd to A 4 Can Sides. 36 to 40Ibo .. ...... l9d u 234 Ditto sp to wilba Ditto 74 to uallbs ...... Small Srali, Greenland) Towed lior.r Hides Spank!) Horse Hides PILICE or TALLOW, SOAP dte. • Town Tallow ... ... 42104 I 'Yellow Soap ••. .. ... 16 4 ,, •YeUutv Russia ... ... 414 Od Needed .. . ••• $ 4 %Vhttr ditto .. ... •-.-4 Od Curd .. . ... ..- " - I .A''' 7 Soap ditto ... ... —s od Grays, ... • •••a' 7 0 Melting Stuff ..•.•... SU Od Good Dregs .. ••• 5 ' "' • Imports frau St. PetersherM, 2,1112 Casks COURSE O! EX Amsterdam —l2 3 C.F. Ditto at bight ...IS le Rotterdam... 2 U 12 3 Antwerp ... 3i Hamburgh 9} U 13 14 Altona 24 U 13 144 Parib,3day'ssight 25 40 Ditto ...2 U y 5 60 Madrid 341} Cadiz Barcelona ... ..35§ Dana ... :HAWN, kn. 19. Seville "1 Gibrahar._ —46 Leghorn 4MJ Genoa 1:5 60 Venice ... 47i Malta __••• •• ... 34 I r l =lo I*J pet ai . . 4ii Rio Janeiro .. 29 Dublin Cork . • .. ti PIITCESOF GOLD AND SILVKIL.• Foreign Gold io Bars .CS 17 4 Silver, in Bars, standard ... 0 4 11 1 COAL MARKET, ant. 19. Shiro at alarket• Ships So ld. Price. NewcAstte RI 29t 6d to .376 id . - Sunderland • H f H- W ATEA it LON DO - AIRIDG T 0 Molt ILO W. Morning 42 oitnutes atter -- Atter:ludo T gutnutt4 atter 1 Lorene Printed and Publi.hed by Joule Alarms, the Ptereittets at the bras Onscs, N 0.4, Peckettplece, Tap& Mag• cl i: to oft tli 111 C a ti li N it 6 1