Star. — London, England, 1825-05-31 00:00:00

{~`~ rotki. l 7`> .A.„''ll7ll ••••• - 7 „~.~, `: ss. To . as Slyer sociErr or iitii: .. - . , • : . ,-.; ): . . am: .• • if.: 111:. :t 7 e. The Anniversary •Dkillbutiem of the eat voted by the Society for the Encouragement of Arts, M at' an the factures, and Calemerce. took place :yeiteeday Wing's Theatre. . The hour aispointed for : ilie opening of the doors ' was twelve o'clock.; but loot iteri'te that time a great , crowd hai assembled, and as the great !Alain; ity of tickets on this czcasion are appropriated to La-Sie.. the a semblage presented a very gay and in teresting appearance. In a few minutes after the doors were. opened, the hrsuse was filled, and exhibited in many. parts a blaze ref beauty far surpassing that of the hoist brilliant opera night. At the back of the stage t* , e candidates were arranged on a platform, and be fm e Ahem were placed the Chair of the President, some of tto? productions which wrrc to be rewarded; and seats for Vice• Presidents, eminent foreigners, and other dis tinguished persons. Among the strangers were the Canadian_Chiers, and s•sme Greek youths, whb attracted a good deal of attenti ni. At about one o'clock the Duke of•Sussax arrived, and was 'received with the usu al honours. His Royal Highness briefly addressed the Meeting, and called urn the Secretary fiat his Report. Mtotiattei• the Secretaiy„, then read an address, in WhilL, , `l•Altictilk* dr the history of the Society was giien.'aiii4 s axa.olleCts and proceedings ably explained. Thg-46tfribution of rewards followed. Those inven tions which4possessed peculiar claims to attention, were pr,elaced by trblieT descriotiob by the Secretary; and in some istsczoces the Royal PRIMIDINT addressed the caodiJittes, and the Candidates themselves spoke in en f.rcement of their plans, and in acknowledgment of :he Honour conferred upon them. 1W AM:Tan:runs AND RU RALRL ECONOMY Masa* 1 T. mph Creyke jun. Rwt. Rawcti ouse, near Yoekehire, for ,g earp lug 429 acre, of peat, by an improved media& the like Calif Medal. 6:, th Mittel ,James Wilson, Sneaton 'castle. tfear Wrathy, fat illidthrg I'l4-acres with forest trees, *the large Gold Medal. 3. Ti Messrs. Cowley and Staines , Witielow, Backs, for raising seed from tbe Americas grass used in making doe plat,Twenty Guineas+ 4. TO hit . William Salisbury, Basossa Place. Brampton, for bis aSunisunication respecting the material employed in Tuscany fo9 fire plat, the Silver Ceres Medal. S. ToGeOrgeWtdtworth,Esa.Arre House,near Castor,Lincolnshire,' fat his improved perennial rye grass, the Silver Ceres Medal. IN CHEMISTRY. 6. To Mr. J. Roberts, St. Helen's, Lancasbite, for his apparatus to eoable prams to breathe iti air loaded with smoke awl other suffocating vapours, the large Silver Medal and mode Fifty G ofuineis.etching 7. To Mr. 11. Moore, Greenhill , Derby, for his and cleaning alabaster. the large Silver Medal. S. To Mt. L. Anstey, 27, Druarimond Crescent, Somers.towo, foe his imicoved rtseltiog pots for iron and brass-foanders, the Silver Tiilkan Medal and Twenty Gallica*. 9. TO Mr. W. Sturgeon, 6, Artillery Place, Woolwich, far hi/clew', proved plectro-magoetie apparatus, irge Silver Medal, and' Thirty Guineas. ' • IN MECHANICS. 10. Ti Mr. W. Friend, Earl-street, Clifton-street, Finsbury, for a seeretlock, Ten Guineas. 11. TO Mr. J. P. Hibbard, ISO, Veadeahiti-street, -for a folding • chair, the Sneer Vole.* birth& 12. To Mr. C. W. Williams on, New.street. Dizabeth pbee,Ken- Wagtail Cross, for an improved snsootbing plane, Ten Guineas. • 1. To Mr. T. Griffiths, Royal Institution, for an expandhig wedge for sardryers, the Silver Vulcan 'feeds?. 1 1 11; To Mr. SAW M a tthew*, Basingisall-street, for his improved tisiiinf hitivietring oar siad,jhe Silver Vulcan Medal. 15. To Mr. Elisha rechey,Bury.SLlNcauud's, for his pump for rilling *rarer, nee tininess: 111. To Mr. T. &Inky, Sheffield, for his li t h o torny forceps, the Gold Vulcan Medal. 17. To W. Brockedon, IF.sq. Catotine.street, Bedford square, for a mechauical apparatus to assist a weak knee joint, the large Silver Medal., 18. To Mr, J. /Orkin, 55, St. John street, Smithfield, for his im proved quarter cloth, Twenty Guineas. • 110. To Mr. W. hardy, Wood-street, Spa Fields, (bran instrument te•ascortsta•very•anatt imervais of taste, the Gold Vulcan MetkaL 20. Tcp, T. Dickinson, Eat, Captain R.N. Pussion rbrook livoth,to Ille sop Portunoints, for iris mode of applying percu powder discharge of sliipe.gurts, the Gbld Vutcao Medal. ck Tire, 21. To Mr. -L 041, Mawer Beet blinder, Royal Do Woolwich, for his improved mo de of convoying inehors and canyon, by moss of a ablis bonds. the Gehl %Wean Nledid. est. To Alfred 4tioger, Esq. Everett...greet, firuotwick-svare, fur his centering for arcbet Of Wide spao,the Gold VulzialiWal. 23. To Mr. C. Sachi, l i r, Royel-rdw, Lanabdth, for 4 Merlin tot 'meant bailors, the large Silver Medal and Ton Oubleas. 24. •To Colin Shakespear, lam. Pluranaatte(Generilk Caleb**, lii * portal* rope tariOgo, the Gold Vulo4o Mfdal. . • • - IN MANkOviterffffiEft. 2S. To Or. iii. Mes s Mister rif fit.Weisiges Worthen*, Lit 031dIseit,lailciIthiltadts of Nest 'modllsz. the Sher tariii Medal and Five Guineas. . 111 4e 4 s iihikter 4.0.01.441111 A k • t,:boulsoir%unts, ifioillab 04** A 1mt0,..t0 904 4 . y e , ' lk, Nia.e G , " . 7%1'4 Atli* 'LAVA goo. S 9. To - Towd, Nwn .vt Cerise Meese. - - 611. P 41. To..l6leavey rod Wood, Van Lliesines TAO, Newt 'nowt& Wallet. for nadasig and importing live tans's( *tract of ...110bassa bark Wilma bsv be alntiara, , the Odd Canes idvdal. 42' Tar S. La Cadre. Trinidad,. fee lda plasnatlawi el4eiwel , trass -ha *a Colony df Trinidad, fifty Gninaas. • P(11:111 ICRTS. • 44071MIART 044101. COMO eV SMALL, PRWCI4. OR I2llgAla 4L Mid enialburin, St. Soto's Wood, Regent's Park, for a 'Vomit aravrlng art an biWerleel'ailayect, the large Silver Med drawal. 44: 4 1 0411 f. Sedgivhlr, 40, Steetmret, far alpeitell irog M Silver his 'llletjal. 4SC-T•'Yt. Waimea, a, larnet4treet, for a pe9ell drawing of a laadseige, hitter • 4t.':lG Wu far a clialk Annie Heart, 9, Otte C.919'4900 oral, head, thelikin lII* Meath . ' 4 1 1: Tre Maid, {hove :p er 1~ WWI, 14'4 aballvdstrvia of a Arai, the SOW POW& , • ; • 40. lin Mt.' Sate, to, "Ivatinlower iitiage.rldtjetikla-01114rin• log of a bead, - the alter Palinte: ' 49. Ye /Hai Ihr oletta Wee% , *MO Ter a pealreolirigc. a PAWL . `l9iat,47,llBaiae.street, Mita dlik the keve_spee.t. team. • ..413'llboupoitrtft, SAW; le* dank Age diked Pinkert. ileum: Fox London litaref • al affiliate's. d am .. 'AffswalitteistiVlie i M,4# 11 - ciOrtilki r r iliston efisefl4ferAtislit'effielfV c Vno* lAlWeingijsi,:pe r acke tio A 5a . 113/011. id. riasallly, far a fini.hedifieribg bier. W AT•4li COVAPei. thrgastditt's pot t, Steed • 4►as 60. To 1.. the Silver los Pz....- 61. To Miss Ellen Hargrave, Greenwich, tag o stielli,of ilnufers, the . Silver Palette. r • • . - •ttit'.l. - . • . GRIOISAL IN WATER COLOUR*. . .' • 42. To Mrs. Carbonnier, 44. (verge-are Ats PorM(l ll l, l Frt fai a portrait in miniature, the large Sitter Medi/ __,/ ' • _. e 63. To Miss A. A. Ind, 90, York-plat*, 'Katt* Tolin,'ler group of flowers, the large Silver Medal. 64. To Mr. W. Downe r, 4, Brewer-street, Woolwich, for a stoup of flowers, the Silver Isis Medal- . i COPY IN OIL. S ...L• 65. To Miss Emily Evans, Craven-streets Kentish Wry tor a landscape, the Silver Los Medal. •• • -. . ' ORIGINAL IN 011. 66. To Mr. J. I '. Andre , ju n. 5, York- p lace, City-road, foe a gforg of flowers, the Silver Isis Medal.' 67. To Miss hlanning,the Priory. near Leathethead, for a Onset . . of a Lady, the large Silver Modal. . ..,- till. To Miss E. Ainslie Kentish Town, for a coasgaition hi l aklk life. the Gold Isis Medal. 69. To Mr. G. Hilditch, 13, Ludgate-street, for a corniosititel 4 fish from nature, the large Silver Medal. ARTISTS' CLASS.' : COPIES IN CHALK, PENCIL, Of IItAIAN lite 70. To Mr. D. Tasman-, 6, Sallshtiry-square, lleet-stnist, NAN t c 1., i hi stor ical drawing in pencil, the Silve r l e is Medal'," .••-. .• 71. To Mr.. T. Percy, 42, Cleveland-street, Fitzroy:o(pare, *RV drawing in Indian ink of a landscape, the Silver Palette. ~, , 72. To Mr. Edgar G. Papworth, 10, Caroline-street, Barad square; for a drawing in pencil of animals, the Silver Isis Medal. 73. To Miss Aklerson. 4, Driers-row, Pimlico, for a drawing in chalk of a bead, the Silver Palette. 74. To Miss Mary Eliza Friend, Clark's-terrace, Cannon-street.. i road, (ova drawing in pencil of animals, the Silver Palette. 4 15. To Miss Liddle, 19, Wbitellon4treet, Goodman's Fields, for a drawing in chalk of a head, the Silver Isis Medal. ;ORIGINAL IN CHALK, PENCIL OR INDIAN in INK. 76. To. Mr. S. Lines, jun. Birmingham, for a drawing pencil of a landscape, the large Silver Medal. . i 77. To Mr. Ed. Watt Webb , Tamwortb, fdr a pencil drawing of animals. the Silver Ids Medal. 79. To Miss C. B. Walker, Sly* Hall , Dorm, fee :pencil draw ing of a landscape, the large Silver Medal. DRAWINGS AND ANPADINTING STS. FROM STATUES BU S 79. To Mr. H. T. Wright, S 2, Great Tichfield-street, for an out line of an entire figure, the faro -giver Medal. so. To Mr. R. W. Warren , 'e Woolwich,' for a finished drawing of an entire figure, the bine Silver Medal. el. To Mr. L. 13. Adams, 5, Basingisall-street, for a finished draw ing of an entire figure, the Silver Palette. 82. To Mr. B. R. Gruen, Oh Argylbstreet, far an outline of an anatomical Spare, the large Mier Medal. 83. To Mr. W. Christie, Q,neen's Buildings, Brampton, for a draw ins in chalk, from a bust, the Silver Isle Modal. 84. To Mr. S. CUOMO Smith, 11, Margaret-street, Nagnigge Wells, for a painting in oil from a beet, the Silva' Isis Medal. COPIES IN WATER COLOURS. 45. To Mr. J. ICenttedy, for a drawing of anfilstinital subject, the large Silver Medal. N. To Mr. G. Brown, 6, Avel.street,for a diming of an his torical 'abject, the Silver Isis Medal. . . . 17. To Mr. C. Et. Done, 47, Charlotte-atmet, Portland-place, for, a portrait in ature, the large Silver -Medal. as. To Miss -Letitia Jane Green, 271, Argyil.street, fork ptirtrak in miniature,tbe Sliver Isis Medal. ORIGINALS IN WATER COWPER_ , . • - Mr. To Miss Emma Fearideraireeklenlnittamtulew.les" WM. of dower% the Silver Isis . 90. To Miss Rama Tocablinh 53,.Nevr ede t bitle rota .eilliptr 'Won of Hosiers, the large Silver M •• . • . . • COPY IN OIL.: i ~... a - 91. To Mr. W. A. ijastinga, 6, Alfred&lledo9l4oll l9 . fir.* painting of slapping,_the Silver. Isis . i. ORIGINALS. IN OIL. • 92. To Mr. Evan Wllliamtt'6,Chaflonootnslituls for an historical composition, the large CAA '6 lB . 93. To Ilr. A. R. Venable., .6, Chielotte.mreet, Elogaiditiry, for portrait .f himself, the Silver We Modal .4 . ,..e; •• .• 94. To Mr. Richard IL Hoist, 14, abirlon&etreet, bit a portrait of a Lady, the Silver Palette. ~ •: . 95. To Mr. Ed. horceurt, 51, Efeedtria•lntate, fps` a pot tell biensalf, the large Silver Modal. . 96. To blisa . Nmerstee, ll 4 Ilathlititioiok6, foe a portra i t of a Ladr, the Silver Palette. 97. To Mf. X. St. Joan Lon* 00.1 f T . tw-Li•#_reetialtlinui;iliairri 14 . a landsealw c°'"P °4ltl6 "' t" lid* ruee7idon44llloll4o l: I I "' 96. To akin Ricks -A. Cbills, • 15% . It KW OunP°4o3oll, the Illreiggik • ... .l , • . 109 To Mr. H. H. Ultepii .--- e ^r. a liadaaarlgial aa ture, the %her 14. 2 " 41 • . . . . . . 140.1Mkt, • • . , ion. To Mr: T. Kosher, gli, Ping Aire, fora copy* i tiiitllintn the antique. the liirg* NNW Medal . .- '.:—..__. 101. lb Mr. CeriftiltlimPloanssenn, Si, I.lldtnerei num" ger 6 copy In tbe round of an cadre flgure, the begalliivev. ModaL tag. In Mr. id• fii, •PbTfillii Prs PIA Tgranevi _ielinnee Pell!Ohr . an trlsinal ani oi a map, the Gold Idi Medal. • • la. TO Mils 'Sta *i.t. 1.19,111046416tr05'f0t 04016 bl the life,the Is* .10ret Ilisdal. -•-- • . • • - AIICHITECIIiIdi • ' 104 To 'Mr. 'Stephen Bunikelk A+, Rea Biliroittat Kobe% in perspective from I CssiMishm .Capital, Ors la 9 1116.111bidal. Ind. Ti Mr. fon* Losh if s. 141131N41111.9fiv Xeleallelsb fhls all • origioal dense Orec'k ornklinnturfilcsognleing neWell dwelling . ' %buses, the ftElltir Medal. • ... UM. .To 'Mr. H. oeatta,sll, Bissell-equate; for iti. original deign i.e a Church is Doric arddtectaro, tie Sinter Ids Abdul. 107. Ti. Igt. Henry Baoroti, Ids Nor `-Weil, 63 1 ramolt for ttl- - 49 1. ;snai design fora Church bi Doric Architecture, the Gold Me- &Riau LITHOGRAPHY 109. To Mr. J. Raker, fiydekihani Contends, the .1% &NW" of a Cictthie wee. to ; e chunk, the large Silver Medal , • 10p. To Mr.. G. Tiller , 40, :Vill i ers-street, Strand, for g droving of the interior of 1j College Clispit, Cambriage, the Inver Isis Medal.' • ItglatkL /4 . AND GEM ENNIRAVING!, 110, To Mr: W. WoOdhodsi, tips to Mr: Ilalliday, Pr n, fbr two Medal (Ike, trX w e i s al the one a bag, the t 4 )01 . 11, figure, the Mow his 111. To hit. T. Warner, 1911, Terser,. Tottephemi . • • - • for a bead ter Intaglio,acoty,tho hrm iNlyea Medal. 112. To Mr. Raphael Clint, 5 . , 'Rolls' Wiftgs, Air an Original in taglio of atstad,the Gold Ilk Medal. 115. Mr. J. Waled, 26, flurreybiereit,- Etvilid, •foe skr teigiriai deign for the, Sanlsty'4 vignette, the Large Sibley Midst. - • 114. To gis A. Wier, Dorpetatreue, . Dtglip,„ for carvings In ivory of he aid, Aviv** the Geld, Isis - 115. To Mr. W. - Wage, 11, Coirley-street, Wititighseet, for blochinitilag lb alma* iii inilitiebiVef druid*, tbi'latirSllvet Medal and Fifteen Glaineas. i . 116. To Mr. Hen. Attenhprers% Student in flowery, 11, Ne w Burlingtoo-stnrt, for an ori coloured a ghssi natomical drawing, 1, the Silver his MidaL , 27. To Mr. J. R. l i l i t= Staileilti saausii 4 i rjr . , 11, Neer Boiling. montriet, far as AAA& gledelL o t 4tt . • -) . : ..... In "hulled wesi the ybe thanka dd. hilts heenirated to the ((Cowing Gen. Min, and the t' m . Wogs hive beeb directed to be inserted Sill'obit Palm& it die &My% thininctiosis. • Car. T. N. Baggniii tigli.mon, Waisheigidage, cm his nit. eMiluhapellealledet 1) Apples promo to this Peseriastion of, lime ittice. !to the same Gendaiiiis itinflolds *rod*, C a ` .'llt it: Bairlp . la,. of Sombay, for an account of th e pranks emlllovell it bif fir mitleir4,6 oh soak 1118 110 Fit b 1114., /A. Midden , __• et tireldlide • **ldeas. : .. . • frit;r L I A. Points, Chador-we*, fi ord,. for. ,bis itirprnfini forlloosesloors. 4 ! tab. _..• taii T. ---411Tr"S The business-or- 4 U KLAlliktialtu concluded, tbe' . . Royal CHALIO.44N , only remained for bha to etprest ' to the comps , ihth Agent. 4th rniiiii of tlk Sock', theft . acknowleOgiaehts for thediAngti shed fiOnour • fiad tett toi•ifeetird titegfbtartii .. tritons attendance .0 Ladies and Gentlemen' on the present occasion.' He trusted that the spectacle had given s atisf,ketion to the Ladies and Gentlemen who had honoured the SOcicty with their presence this day. He had farther to add, that those who were anxious to see the different performances which had' been entitled to prem i ums , might gratify their curiosity, ho during the the next fourteen, days, at the Company's h Adelplii. He bad no doubt-that the attendance of so numerous an assembly this day would' have the effect of stimulating individuals to make greater exertions in the ensuing year. His Royal Hishnesi then retired, amidst lnud cht.ers. ...--=.........- FEMALE FASHIONS FOR JUNE. (Feast Lk MILLI AISICKILEIL) I Eiseman Zorruns.—Dress of tulle over whit e satin ; the border trimmed with beautiful net-work of Noise silk ;on each side of which ere flutings of crape, en dents de Imp , which, by their ness, impart a charming relief to the resire or net ornament. The issnoge crosses over the bust in graceful drapery, and the eleeves idle long, wide, an d transparent ; they are co nfined at the wrist with two supe r b Hindostanee bracelets of finely-wrought gold, with f a stening, formed en medallion , of some interesting .subject, I Mosaic. A neslsigia lappet head - dres s, of ver y fine blond, with I inflow pink rouleau near the edge t these lappets are brought in point on the forehead, and hang down very low on each side of the lasi, to which the blond gives the most attractive softnees, particle- Wit if the complexion isgeod. Th e hair is ornameoted with full. blown roses, with their foliage, and the bads of the head is used wit h numeroostows of pink satin ribbon. The necklace is formed of one row of eery large pearls. CAIW9x Daess.—A pelisse of pale pink Gros de Naples, made in the Bavarian style ; three rows of white blond finish it rou nd the. border; and down the front ere the tabliee ornaments, which con sist of pink satin stripes laid crosswise , each edged with blond'. tie terminations of these are concealed by a fit" rather broader than the satiit cross stripes, of Gros de Napili, finished on each side by blond. The; bust is finished by a stomacher, exactly cor-' responding with the front of the skirt,. except, that as the tablier. widens at the bottom, the bust ornaments widen at the top, and terminate fit a point under a belt of pink Gros de Naples. 'The sleeves fit nearly close to the ar m, and the mintaltereits, trivia are somewhat full, are of the meton kind, the spiarterings marked oil by white blond. The collar is French, rather narrow, Planed, bat turning down igaln ; it is trimmed with a double row of blood. A beisitiful French bonnet, of white Japaosse -gauze, is crowned tirltli a superb plume of marabou ts bendin g backwards t o wards the einsrn ; a bland of a very eels pattern falls over the edp of the bonnet, which ties ander the chin, on the left side, with lappeordts of ttiatiese guise end blood. The shoes are of pearl-grey ced lk, ivith parasol of emerald green. • * T A. BENI!? . • • COURT OF ICTNO b S BINCEI, tit**. e. HOLM& . - CoLl2os ll •, __ __ This action was brought by the plaintiff to recover ~. amount of the expenses incurred for the -main ltfillence oltbe defendant's wife, who is the daughter of• itlar plaintiff. In support of the action, a promise by the defendant was relied on; the defendant denied' that promise. . These parties had already been before the Court nn der another shape . The 'defendant in th e p resent ac-1 !don was the plaintiff in soother, Helmer v. Collect , trial Wore the Lord Chief Jerice last Spring, in which he E :, armed a verdict of 5 001 . damag es a g ainst Mr. Col- ' , t, for criminal conversation with his wife, who is the y for sehOM maintenance this action is brought: Mr. Tailbe trimmed by Mr. Collitt—ls acquainted Pith both the parties in this action. Was present at a meting betveen them at Mr. Coleboas house. - De fendant stated that he was ansioul to pay for his wife's inainterrarrce. Mr. Coleborn did not specify atvi sum, its he did. not know. what his daughter's maintenance Wight cost Vim. Ile said that, be Zia not wish to be im orhitant. Mr. Helmer said i aothing about a divorce kt this conversation. Witness .bas beerd•bian say after- Wards-that he should tot go for a divorce ' s, it was tse- 1 kessity to go into Octirt with clean hind*, whith he kould nos. The child of defendant's= Wife Was to remain With her. . . Clueloesenained by Mr. Sea ate. ---'I6 II Motion of defembnatte vile; firsepteseist at tbd libels was • -. . . tied, bat hot eal,ed to ea 'eviltette. Seine . 11trYs LAOIS to ilisiottbsO4 teckilte* If nicititritiat On • inriduit Willi liffr.'Ogifiei- • At the easeeteatiee at ,• . • titeprnmise Of maintenance was made, Mr. Bal. Wei said, on being urged s take - bet back, that be 4da tit' tekebetlikek Mid* Witter was inirestiktied, but tliat whatever . might be the event of the Tr ial,' .• • WiinTaiiiiitiniiii:l6 reiaintaitt her. _,_ . , ..The ;Awe caao , A:awl-Cie you Mr. S. inset, ter this?..- Mr. Scattily's-1i am not lie te gine co tradict ti4e. a • t . Tbd ite u*lArig &tabs, bastediately towel +arta tor the''pWatiff— tio,.t i ti los. . wbAllitrN L aLsilsiti: • This was act salmi by2Mr. WHVOtt, * Iltien-drtiPer, residing at the cornet ?f Stsrsey-street, Strand, iigainit hir.tre Mont, the proprietor arid lialAsher of the Mors. , beg Chreaick, far a noisome is worbiar the-sttam ingtne, by the operation of which the *asses tre. Itelit in . acticits. The plaintiWs race *as condeeted by llr. Oblalfirkabd Mr. Costae; !the editiOact's by the'4v tbef:Gisitath., Mr:StAii.litii,Ar. Diamia, Mi. Ns.II4IIIAM, and Mroft.art: -1, • Me. Ograttar, in siwatsateassuivaillabiaary wheii judge 41 the steam-engine by the number and tb• strength of the•Canneil relette&t.idotiltirilluiliainUarinamopihrer nt Usk very kayo— (A 101030., .. ..! ~ ,,i :.) Arr.:o .1,41; !.:. . • Ayr. 11•••••• st—A ihr.wig poweryit yen pieste-i(A lattgb). • On the part of the pkartisiffr47-witnesses were called, Ow of whom bad been i the habit of fvequenting t. Watson ' s houie, and titters Who fired is eijoining houses, who represented the engine as prOduaing con siderable vibration *ad wok.; and one witness detected it as producing, stis(llo.'4 Th‘ time when, according to the tepeetetitatioit 'ct thb*ttiesses. the evil teas Mint lilt, WWI from two so Eve efelock in the assialog t bat cesarean :Ad earlier . 46. Ssattrday evening, whoa the Observer was printett. • • • For the defendant, Itlr. Bentley, who strperintended the *diction of 010 e4i'ne; Blt.l66iison, tie carpenter, who put it up; an 4 Mr. : Ta l loyd, the engineer, whosott. etracted.it, were called, wlatorepresented it as contlived• to produce at little .nnneyance asp ostil,le. It - wax Wrsced On the bittit,tiOtt story,. to obviate inconveniences which were.felt . from its cccupying a higher position.; '.. nas !tamed to conatinin its ono smoke ;andit worked . by; mat,ls.ool, *fist by ano her 1800 copers iia -nest could only yank off '‘..., publisher of the 'Anoramis, also de annoy epee worthy . , deckle on'the balance _ incommoded and annoyed defendant's engine? ' - - 2 -•er—Damages 60!. . ' 26. F bII4S. C , :b1 41 14 11 4 1 1 4.;- iSkgstiutaN *e, ,---- 2t. s. kiit,t, Ditto, 1 1 0 . gan4s. • . s A : irs.,:sni„ili.k. 4,14;.,00044 . . MO_ Vittl, jiifto - illtii litae#l, ''" - . tr:lili e itss Lo — nr, B L AIA% ArAtas qf DN1441, der Cares', AgAL 31. k thaarest o f iie iehitel al Aclbutry, Deb, triversitata& S 2. ri , . Welli,2 4l ??*VClP 1.1/ .kli W • 33: 1)4 . I t lugs% iSeat k man t a% 1 . 1 * 69- Ait IlfreOtapeig. 34i'. es* ate 9 0 tte "' , • st 18409 ec, NtaiirMat rr , Tir il OdinOW g 3 a nl id e ds r 04414teas*Z° L ' 144.5. f t It? sr. rii. %Wen. ' ri• - • .04ie , Go* 111Voc s,SiTver CetkiWillt I t iotv. atAtr„, 8.1 , 4 rits Wlamlpl.. IN COIAINIIII ANS TIMBAL • _ ._. iii i .ab i t; stacirsy„ k a ii..4iittaa, Nem. &War latAis Nokiseit _.-- aa..aA 4.rea Muftis --" , ••P . —a L_ ' 0 hitotioaPei the Aker Palette SO. To Wes Aioetialdfillittint , ' is of att Itheaticat titled, at. 'lb Ml.' Martha tiOtithiti . 4ml* of a' hied: the *foe , Ss. To .bliss bruin lipuot: : FI Worm assatilni of Wei, w .;:. sts•lpo6l4l. insetorrewww4 of a head. the Siteeterateitt 014 .1110111110":110111 bu y . ~ - • otheelilektibSlOtr . k . --'" '''• • -' al Ititovilliti U.Zlltalail3Stia" avainii 4 41 &Ai Taint a hal So.'failtie Harriet Salt het . , in c) 11r. from a bwit.thrlMl c s orriul oz 0.:10 Mee Nihon- Mai I $ laadeespe. the tarp Sibyl • . . • • • I • i • • Miss Waters,•Clorpn-sinare, for t prat& in • fhinlature, Myer Ids Medal. Milo Harriett 'Pistil MortonA .. 411 Affrieiraquare, Camden M, for a o.oirp pf dowers, the lore des Medal. • • - Miss Ohrh CkirtrAtotistAware, foe Silver Isis Medal. _ be mema.4l 110111,0, . 1 i... . 1 .jiiiiiiiiiiite Oh facet► . i llint Tst bilk(li A•Yrefit;C*lo,ltrettlH_Dello4o,, PK.46.0111114,0 ikirpli !stoned to consume its own smog, . : artacTAweft,:ilfiniut alkitiAstimiesdhei,o. 14 .131 by. one prem. - 12d% and by ano her 1411 : 3 wC l'o as Mr. urNli, Clantiolootli,Makle fillalorroVili., rlifiN . , . ~.. ,Ma 1 .... : San ; _ ,}.. ...._ _i., .: _ 1 1 ./ iteii,..L.,4i ::. Fai i.' r 4, and Mr. Bodo: d, of the BILIIO 14,111 g : The *Ernie kir idle Whet hew nibn iikeitiviittAl a' ' 4 3. ' 4iiiiiiShba - .-.b..jrist3 _. • : . • Inir 141 . : 'T T oi ekl o ids;'4 is: rep .. .1 ::"114gv . : 41:1 :.: , to ' ho,opeun TilbEnbebised: .... :171114.111 : : •e)pt: tr : 7" :b:t.. 141 ::: 41 -4 47277 14. %art ;Pli t i. . .I . t lit .. ~ ir entio - . ' liar:f.,"4:;:e4lso:::ottat::l,l74seileit°:44.oireala:.i:setcl:l34CleorPitp:ll:Gter:niontodt:ndilewwpi:regiusnrysii% li c 0 :O h l : di ll I to, the To Mr. J. t{• a!t► Min 4 I ,:SiVaii4 4it% leit itiWek rso.oing hit liiidyibM bf hit lions, tir the defendant titrtielefer ban tin liar bik► illeett4 eiticitterrila Sit Wail - Ttie hey Prtnitited a overact ft* the plaintif E' k i~~. i 7 ~~ • Prirrirt! affair ; the murder was evidently committed most deliberate manner, and with as much inhuman .barbarity as ever attended the committal of thee dreadful crime. From the precautionary measures adopted to avoid detection, it would appear that It was. done in some house (they were such as must have occupied too much time to be done in the open air). The sack was not tied, but sewn, and the weight of the stone was such as, had the river not been drawn. woulsk have effectually prevented the discovery of the body. ATTeMPT TO Pollllol4l.lftSterday, Mary iVairearint„ a girl under twelve years of age, was brought up at Queen -square Office,- charged with arempting to poi son her father and mother on Wednesday last, by ut ling a quantity of blue stone vitriol into their tea. father said, he wished to send her to the Refuge fot the Destitute, and was willing to pay a. weekly instalment: The' Magistrate, from the siesta's desire of the father, ordered a letter to be given to him, that he *tight make application to that excellent Institution fo: din purpose. , at,l4rla‘eaa, th. Meat Hen. Lady Girard, of a 1100. "MARRIED. Last teeth, at Idlngton, Lenten:ant G. KBa *ay . ' Marine ArtiNety, Peronnoutb, to Miss Mari Anne Pun s ' dr An former place.a. an the , At Calcutt le* Jewelry, Lieutenant Itoisiit lirshrf }LIMA Fawcett, 18th Itesinsont N. I. (Bottsbar), ilispoidot daughter of the lane Colenel Wm. Xillot, CIL Mb iteglineniAlliot lAibtCwa r f - • • Vir* - • -011111 X • 'At Petarissodom the fdipst. . lNllh *lnjury Atbneinta, Ails - of the deceased Nathaniel Arbuthnot, Esq. of Hatton, WOWTilly year id her age. At Lasserade. en. the 110 last. Thomas Donde,. Adding, E. youngest son of the late Sir John Sliding, of Giant, Bast. At half-past one o'elodt, on Saterday ng. .l speptgir, which came on while 'Witnessing the entertainment, sit I:lssug r isgw. oa Fridarevenbig, rahesel late Chief fingiusor and Ont. -‘nr-Gineral at Bomba immagh he was isossediatisichSp4 - *Ansa tonal y. *Min after be arrived alisinhowso • - , , 7 - - 7 -ti.. • NEWOATS Ali, LIADINWALL Tahltkittd, lit si 44 te 44 id I Veal t e :44l .. ...i..ft 4d 14 If oil I Potk ... .. __WIM4.• id to el; :Id ' -:•:!. '' .__ ..",.__l, - .2c .:-.V . w Cis) , r4l.►iyzin 3* lay bl Ss ';fiver 41 bis ts's. to 41 . 1,4,0„ to 5% Os 00 r to sl 311$ ad, vassTeciame IM .91 , . seai -41111/2Aki Lt_o,e LIMP Straw IMOD Illengaeli: ,-- • - ;;J:Pirt"-1 . srsw •csasile Al i Lai 4 :as* slim^ t tr am 17* Wllles iSis.tirset . UMW 180 s Sussex ROWE 118R,to 196 s Ease: .1 MAX. Vs *atithain, fan 21Pktg 270sn'esqoadit 61 1 1011 1 * -1 1_ • PRICE or TALLOW SOAX ) ,. Sm. pikpliiiii, "x • !town 'Maw Yellow Russia ... IS Od Ide 4 rabed .. e......111itiAi1l 0. Orr Card .. «,:e...100de.a.50 Whitsfiscia taapditOtt. ditto —9.od I Graves... ....I...4sailiase eilifedi MIA& LgoodOsass A . m ilizzie 12.11 - • . • . FRICR• OF LaitTlll46l. - - t•cgaoacl4 Best Dresing led le Andra goo 1 Common s .66 ... tllicrtot Will *Oh tr , Crop Hides, 55 3olir facorotiog tedibt*lsserry sit Ditto 40 to ISd loots& Cal( Skint, 35 to 40as 1M to 9sd. . Ditto . 416 to sae to Ditto SS to 7.0101 ;Ssra Salad Seals, Greenhod) . .... • r q3d ' :Cl l Ol Tanned Horse Hides. ........ 13* I, ..•• 4411t0 IMP ... . - . . RAW Best Heifers and Steers (per 1 'tom.) ...... Ss , Yd to 3s 411 1 Middlings... 11610 d to 3s oil 11 L. IMN 0); Markin e a t ry ci i. • L. COAL DI ARK KT, - M AY 30. • • Ships at Market. Ships Sold. , it;: IMMO it 24; 26 New/260r. . 2s . . , .51 1 :4 1 14 11 57$ 54 7 1 rltilsONlo l4 . . 50. . 52_11;11115.w.110:5,5...*.f4 ACAILS—: imaz• un. 1 ..,,00, Pr . - . A ai l . Vitt : r 1 0 , , wy• 6 1 IfV%sui ' i " •• 2 , V' .-- -g rialtetw i l , r . .., Tin 1 ille' : .1. o trin c. ocr o 4 situp..t it .- . libutisiey thimlimilii. , u /Pk mien T . ~..f :„, . • ' Usboe ..4 • , , At, . . Buenos ititts / 'W ''' - • ecetenb'orilh • • . 1: 0 " ' 9 'A ' .T,ailtatea • • ' '' Malta • ' ' . 6 .8 '' .t 1 'Atilerlia ''''. ' Si • 1-lulland 0 .`t . brazil ." " 1 'I ". , • 1110 kl- W ATER u LOP DON.B it I 001 It TWIIIIMMMMIIr • Pawning -- _. ;.*: .i; ,t ,•'• 14 minutes altar .lIM .r.- Atlaratatu ...t:..t0,40... .4- .1. 47 'mints:omit,' -, 11. Irsw -- -- - Plastid mat Puillelsol by J. P. Krusfettbe Pert o'l tzs r e ittibishriatt. Nowitypar 1 ! 1; 4,11 • •!. t• • „•.- .. P 1 0 • . . 5 • ', 1; • • . , . ' i •ft • . . WU lir oV comodowe PUNIC kuvris , :' e Peyote tonwoo-'4/sionrinitedt rik, ', This was an actkintilint :t b VP& . N 4 1 1 V44, i ney, to recover frowthe •• • intdtheiflind tWl.lik i bill of -costs, for certain s tdoni ligilfiltifi4M t tilA • The .defendant was'ihn belt' 'ef 1.18 . 101 1 ir . . . . Gregor MoGregor, and Was 16081/44 iff the Poyass &India:- . • . • . •.• - -• ali. Berjeaat Toworeallat die sia•lnitrialfifbr liiiiillelOr l af prove the caw, u also Air, Hereon Jillentighliksi....' le: e 4641 hit, s: • w. Mr. Serkant VAMiiatt was the defendant. .41ir • 'commenced his address to the:3o'f fif •ohierifing i lt e • his client was ici a • mss. . Ile lied 7 tolvriih - to from any fair claim that the pialitiffitad upon . Ittnio and a claim he certainly haslo ancliferwhithaSs Infuse paid the sum of 801. into Cws, but that tbe . nlointill had a general claim fol ibp,lnkstinioaslene.fir ,Sie EWA goy fil 'Gregor he d : Sir Oregor.- was..pormanlip liable, and him only. The J,lsry tumid nat‘asturosefok odds they had against them ; they: had nttoonoyeissor* ney's son, and attorney 4 clerks, against them , by whom' •.:40 • the case was bolstered U. After some further remarks, • ' The Crust JUSTICE said, if the Learned Serie!rnt r could give kny evide nce to vontribliet the witesaa, it r was well, but unless he eoeld do so, the Jurytntiniastiiii the evidence given, return-a:verdict for the plaindit s V e rdict for du plaintiffalatsaraskjont 4e, PAIL *Wk. dir rig t Prothonotary. ........ -.. c rrsit , JA i±ki Is • -•,,,b. • . .-/ .;;. 5 'gill • MURDER AT BATIII:i4ORTRAIc r iturrt,entsanat-- a The corpse of tbetnan *Win tha Aipn oar Tuesday • • List, was removed to a honor in Gtorie-street, where a ' i_ more minute esaminatiOn • teolc Place. The infortanate l• man (.ho had been stabbed to the heart) appeased ii:betWeen SO.and 80Infirs s• e, about five feet thtee inches high, head"nearlf". WA. and the upper front le teeth, except two, .decayed_a there were also die.iiip- - . : I lie- pearance of old ulcers ce , both legs. The 'n:,-• 1 , n ' " James Shepherd," was 'Marked en the sack its _ L. which the body was found.' ' An Inquest was lield.the c h ' sane day, when some persons came forward to En- . ir-' deavour to identify th e deceased ; but in co'nsequerna ter of the corpse being ra long in the water - (10 day: it L a is supposed). such attemp ts were unavailing.. .he we Jiffy ultimately return ed a verdict of " WNW iiipo , A sat der against some person or persons unknown ;" dad edt thus the perpetrators of this dark deed must remitin a un di s covered, unless the finger of Pnownalici, by . the some signal interposition, points them ont for punish- • die ntent and public detestation. This is a circumstance i_d_ . as horrific to the feelings as t he notorious Gilt's OK dvis -cr.:. . th• murder was evidently committed in the • it r I _` Fr!