Star. — London, England, 1828-09-26 00:00:00

P 3 / 4 • IV' • . • ..Y S. • /•.; j' . . • SI.; .r,, • • • 6:...4$ ' • •••;i F , T.He *ritikiltVa's SONG, Wien is slim 15V , 11014, holm? • • Winne Is antir (*home? Irk se sense, aid ids eery As ere ebs world sem; • Irb'ese aced/ sal dandy fa: • Me be dei salisless 4•11. ;•• • redden *igen for ewer easy efieeti' ' to seeks piece Ne .. well! Ireare sag eabert my , Fogarsey,; • • Ar be tbe# rich cc bAr • WWI beaver., isbi I see twee; , thei bl•iiraistr: • . 'iiitatece ds 4eeed. • , , Is cmmetcy er im mew, . . r 11664 filial, be . . ••.• • • . ...INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Salt'..23;' 1 .. Joaish • Lanett, eseedr wits' loroatsbt uir .en 14. poiiion Or 'relief.. ..4 • '' • ' 1 " I.l ' • ''' ' ' -• • ‘"" '304. PoLuict, oa the poi of theetpotiii c 0 .... i &or, atateened • the Undoes'. ...• -4. • . / 4 * ~ 1. '.. - • The Massif • thetas,' appeared to be these: 'The in; 'deem borrowed Mk,* Mr. Mackeneie, an ageot for me sups pers, promised •.• NM as • eacent y • ono •of two , . Inillot , shares, and tale hire:as loweierkate sitisface -ODA a vomitory done; , . The note became doe, but 4yras •ssot paid, tier were-the *oohed • dining shares given usaecoritY.: • The etedttor brought an, *Won to, . recover the' amoont of the preidistoti Poke; the lam solver* .defended • the action* by' pleading the general' tissue., , Tise. creditor stibtained a . verdict, and °arrested . , ', oho .istsolventi• who this day sodelst hiedisthargin4,.. 'der the Act. it loran 'stated thitchtinsolrent's &fault' • hsUpiiiinent arose fraus a puinesool. sdireted'' • iir•con . 'sesnencecdf dealing Mexican end-Colombian' Bids, • : ..,riTivas, Comiletatitottest • chaperoned fa eras terios:tin stheimproptiety +Of. .theitlioleelltPlilifakirig a vezaiious . • • 4driente.egainst the tteditor'sdaiens, tiled reamaded him ' for fire mowithst ,. . . !- . : '•'' - " '''''''''"' :. . ''' Benjnafittßrown, en 'old, infest, strati& pcitic mo il appesiod on'bis petitionfor tell& -- • -.*- - • . I:,A(r.f:Pet.r.oosc stated * lintel* was 'leillikeed,,let . horypifrilly, to oppose the issolvireldiithatiethis dig, 41,-,iitnoffscerisfaise tibia 'wilted) Visa thiciattilvtrii was : .. % vital inisat . that be bad • been brought. sif otaCefiefor • aped wilsres i loved - with great Illfretltrt he bid' ban g Atte*ider;ldtsre yearn mid'foorrinionlibtitiffeitool - Mr. Comusitaioner Bolton" raNdtbe-M(i.l 4 4lliii . lt • s slplereitaiF giddldilii! di MS opphti ttoiftietlStiiisidom's ..filiglisage::. •:. •-‘l••tv .• • , ,- -..na :.:-.4.! ,. ...• --.... :- - ....,,...! • :,..'Mt..fa Poutemmi.' I amnia; thlidatfighi ioitiwe • „ i , .Afi r Cerogoissionerrßowillift . zowought . totive .. Wert tmOttetedi3fr..toilack. '4 itaihnbtilt*t che'eir: AismatanceV, this* 'of itentioisig•ibeitiVolVesOinid it; • I,itsjibufer . facttouvenitailli If yak: -/.. gfiiit co'giVeirau #1 ' ; : r ,.. : - ... ,, -v..4- : %91:. ,-...- . 0:.-•:, ,, ; ~ ,,is- -. , ,, , . . , • - Mr... . intiatatatidaiiidilikitlifilikatitilehin r , ... :....!.,,....,T. .* .iettilm-t,:fti . ...sek•f.. - 7 .. -r-. , .; 4 -•,. . * 4eriiirriwritert-411ormilitittiViatoleeirit-arfte ... .. 1 goorliders.chat , /ode oreorktridcfo the betiegfic ist", lredoiliesilturepre hi aftetittgett Ratltinat• . , . - - -imillkeet4 .•.r irt,!.l.- 4 .:q,_ • . ;~• ~. .~i :He ;PEP Sbewsaiisof by" Memel : .:4 5i ftp,iitor a mbomitnegodd'tbettossactitib tet weep inzleft4heAthetissiliwidesistoestiime4 hit um;14 2 44K4 4114.!AP0w gailbg4holihgt, Fe#- voii tea' tbait to be not yortb more than 2cl: lie Pus. the {trim tileff midi 'WA-bier ititio etniOdf tamed a 4Pqrdict,44 ti,tikiiittidthe prisoner "vas . tof./tlO4 yeArttooopbmitioe. ••••• • • ~►.~. • -Nr-, Spicon assraoNs; 4 , a; ,• = -, -.L-P"olosa'-:'. • • - • - 1114 - mnerta ToP4Cbagrifte.t)i laAheintervallatareeti a flitik/kee ease*, aod,oottxr gamektiqrsted tirbi infortaid at whftkiinc ; it eroeld be. trfaiiiiamite at the aak.aa thet, t .#43 Appeals? Gout iiesavestOfice, ki sad; alisql iris the 4eiajalahhai w VW", • • .7- .• .40, sheolchis' beat% assol-iiid they impossNslethey cossid- . 4sitakess winch must coMe on hart very 1 some arrangementeritold - he Ivenience he alluded to Wottld tame fottltoLordlifayorl, hosiaessbefors 'it, and could" 4 Galileo** Mt that:sobjea. , ; _ hfd hem sometime - waitlisit for eddreseiog a few viads to theßotp. Wawa Ha repeated, that resulted from reiterated post war a matter cif very renewi t_see why a tesiatful resnoosl should not be entitled to sealel IVecan't beer you. There' the COWL' To, nO 6 Sir; we can't hear yea., Go - on, eirb ifininher btuinessi—(to the other Coansel). 4* old GPensel joined the Bench in the strongdisapprobation of Mr. Payne's endearour to be beard. 'they, declared ;hat be ought not to say' a word. I**pert•h ppnells .coeld net be brought forward shit day; so that that question was settled. , • • • 'Mr PAY Ns said,tkat if sur.h - rmponeepents too k place so frecinentl*,..'ltb! should be couffArnor tp . reiiidilslfilte is Ofrett ' theaqi4olhitig Areiiiictf to the Coen in toriiiiditigli./ a certain-setae ofnalnPlainti in •the hope dust the Cosa *meld hilts wileobleinedf the' The gammen nalutnani (to )}fi.Payne).Sie, we . 444 - b l eep dieing' boomed in thh there hundred yaii; said :pi have done it well, tad shalt &severe' is it—AE.l4o4r), • • ^. hth 4#e d • !•hitetedi of doiag.bsisi nee(we was 4041,410 on this occasion, while paribbee to the n e irs otthe attaldiate di tritest. 10 , . . . :; 7. ' ;IPA:. :,) ;:.• rrielligislieteil F . 3, 1 -1 . - - 4" 'f!t ' , :4t s ok 0401/OPDLESEWSESSIetiterSirriIa ' 4'; ... ... Is •4- I'' - .sl.4'• v -i. - lit '*.si..o6l4 l .4feik ' .41. F A -t st , i• ; - :* •-•'. - erslielqu gpiiijiaiiiciad: feiveibtaialogt*ftelio 4/9N-VientfrallabvieWitionler two AV TM Aii*rook•iteiltiedik alitad;byitilk to be worth 54 4. the IQ* (1! Moist abe prowtithis was passing ro ~ , h._;q•Olifiimlitteeiv Brobawlitipagoart* where she. - • sa : __.A 184!!0**.stattethingliariallai gtbadd. :He 1 4 1 0eius7 :7 eeelle op to lowan* mita her if sh ".. had 1 .. e.tty, dine .she.,replied it* dor heittiver He think] l e : , .hrr kr‘oboteteeflitioped'ities. aild a 'PaPii,i li . " ." Atf•Yr.!•14 411 0 10011 d.• whit* ifotbed tibt to , ibtio , . ' w ibe t-Arr; webeatiting 44.31,33ddi. Ili aitomelf :i i's .ft .s.goostforwilie, bwoWypeitod oillicirto -.. ,flitiii.h. the.artjeclea lot Sinai kaki* harif die vcooldl rpttrOilitratex?..thofiectieidesitad weoraway ;- be,l , Terjahivrod. mil ptessotiberoitaiale* the ridge:" J whiat att...ooatbpoweateidi - aid 'grit bits': the' tttl it ib ip ti ; th4 ti iii*ltttript*totiii . climb : i . tlii and 'laid ; # ...or ,hbAilwei 4sietbyzwcogatdiesi who had igi'ione away to a carriage toOdvertise it.: -The pti- .• 1_ • r • •-t. # 4 4 s i 11 am most stink'. over. at-vies Wm that Aar, #o 1)%10oesi wbiet gra 4 asukip,P, Jt 9131,* ::47ail°P 1 4 Oat Thickfhe ipcoesel tctititad. t . ' 4 o 4:l' lll W= iiiti.o4pirt had ocher hi ii!Ot A ieibg .Learned AP, oimelaid he hAd tlae . ikilpi*uansci.of acktessie ilfivoopily to bike pesesting 0 0 , 1.41 '. °c6 i e l am l ! via * " 4•144. tiro = 41,1 . h e dis!Cot. itien4 Covrt AAA agentlFm. ' • vel, —1 of.the Alder men--' is *Deck% ale. before ;be Sir .l'oent Isvuesqa7—No, and the taw charges during three Sessions, and now ;4 aPP•arldo 4-0 '.. 0 * for fopith.._li# had of course I nothTrig to consplain,of act° himself processionally. wear case eucceedid this conversation. ' fathec.cta little girl *Outten years of, age was ,indicted far chaining her, and usibg her in other re► spocts with excessive cruelty, and her grandmother *as indicted for, aiding and assisting-the father. A,.eritness stated, that he had . gone to the apartments of.,the malndefeadant and saw the. Old chained to a large piece of iron. The child cried bitterly. .The little girl deposed. 'that her fatner chained het front Tuesday morning till Friday. night, and beat bet like Wise. -* Mr. Pa 11.0144: Counsel for the defendant- 4 Gera. *Mess of the Jury—This is one of. the most barefaced, (mpositions yon. ewer witnessed. He admitted that she was chisineci, and•ch.astised other Wise.; but the fact h `chit:-Her lather is a pour tailor, and he bat a druAl•• kea.wife, who is in the workhouse. A. the daughter bid some of ..the mother's blood in bet, he determined ,lo prevent her from going into do streets whenever she: pteased,,,and was absolutely obliged to chain. her to his goose to restrain hes bereditavy instetnosity. : But wliat would the ' Jury say •ithen they found. that she actually went into the street, goose and all s ocitnitbstanding the reflibition ?"—(Laughter). • • -. ' ' • 1 i -... XL Putt t.tra then croisaexasnined •the girl.—,P,ray,' ' ms diar, whit didlour father chain. you to the goose roc?--Cause t wAnted to go to Barticasy Eli'''. ' , • And did yon van away with the goose and all? — Why, I did go away. • • • '' With the goose ? . --Yes ; along with the goose . : •!*" Toss didn't By with the goose, did".3,olo.—Nu; wasn't a goose what would dy. • s .. , . ' • ' the Learned S6l9llllllT'saideit , had.neen.Statad the" '' 'cl#4-Bc't n 9 (9 4 :4•• •.• • • ' .' • - . ' ' Mr.. raittrus—Look• eellser;=i never ':iassv, a liner, fakir child forn'sailar istullmf-Arl4Pothierj. Pic 14itnco. - pow Ramt.,4oldi4yoet totter, give you enough to eittl•-••No; but;rivy grandmother did. Alcfertninlaraunataare;ek tessrasaityst'iltasist to bring such i ease as• Oils:. into C00tt.... :Wlt 4tilltit the imps° ptietY 'Of 'punishing in this way,sistit4l,le-inse 'sight cot to be, brought- here. • -. rr c.a,:,a..1 . 4, -. ". -• . i -:• 4 •'"• ,• • 0 . 'Vt. 'Fitritiiis further :plowed, bY•elin erose4aaminav lion, that the defendant unchained his. daugOter, at , bed •time,.and she never,hadisik 0141 0. 1 . steilloharM99. t hei.. .111 ,. ./uiy inntiedivtell•ncquresi the-stelSitatants.. __ , '. _ .;• '''.* :'' ''INVEBRI;SCA'SgZF.S.-..,:.. :: ~ •:: d v.: T ite git Cou r t a JeStiCialty4it epOiredset meet • •• • tied., We dnesday . ,:se'unigh4 by the; is Jump; .iLiaiic and I,ord pinonavelt '-' ' •:: • -' :1 "'" ''‘'''','. ill .d4laSseler Foilles; woidssnescliant,lnt Rtlinefayt_ivaiii .rut t.. 0 • cbc... bar, <!acc used. 'of lidelitesili ittets2 a of, 'last stk*Ouss - in duced Jailer AlasiSiversOn, ; Bite tiit.itsineo, of V4(11e..1p dri,ak kquaut4y . - .01- po!. kittuititt s ‘ub :Titilbki.,ol.ich Aossfed l lias Oftalf.dof :11 wirle•Itil t - ; f. l .* "Tejo:led. 4.Pait. oai It y,,?: - r; ,i.al . 4 4 , i; ,•'!stiti• 4 1 r*: 1 ' , •,: i, • pi. - Fpiaes Oppnefi f lhat .1611 1 4"106.4Orcillote '..01: ,tleitih.tir as j ippilety,bronght 40,11yanuttiosi*Orinkiog4 . : 14r..pn$DA,1 nubmitied --to tha l inty toligiftht crime: iii_._‘ OkistilllPiPlaght heniew 1k5.0 4 0 - Ot 4 l l 4 o 'l4rtii liti. idly. cogyealetC.the•initureecifa4lisonliiivii* fiC;;liik' . "Fed, Id* il ilikather 4 ,toolll,.44 . llVeity, prevsedl the l o. 4o ' . l **.ifki*V4 lt e i ts geirs. r itt,e : of. •-.: 6 lz. q ' (114liclitrer, ima lA yit,.sted she JuOy • feillbnpiteht. It' ;0_0003 7 ' . Fons r'tlyk.sll44llKer AIL I bu:snavelra 'fosinsti :got tii*k 46:1,..0eiglaboUus dilsok; iiiiiiinsiamtl. Forbes was Ottlial4itst Ikeinetonccliteditt •swelawdisgrackfal infairt:fti - tists;7bovseiret o he erns lissifstietitlyksponishill - bO•te eliced . at Itto.. bur, . sod , Ishistites the Jail WOW Rod*. him Ohl a* 4 nota )I* , seetsisi rtgict witll te.grtt lo the. day .of OisAleittll •that aucb•cuisforturie took Place iiso ald!osgb his had been gailty;Of impris 'ptiett he itußinitted he, was • not of. any crime. HU (Mr. Zodibinn):bad heard of a .similas caselvssA Gera man giant-halt visiied dintattrgh, ancL.pruslatemed the tffoti lb: be`' Aiciinitifin.iace .soltlie tosateed much think:. • it Ifiroed,l4wyp,, ;Ito . watc.afterwardenti . 'anoint' 3O atie.; . .:4e!itilk. this is A ,pFrgiu•Lipauk. 110 challenged the gsniii..to a.dri Wks& niatelfja whitb.tote &at , triet tit s4a4, ea* Am.,nevor ItfAentorde . Aixhi. titecri haiinibeek„Otakcsekv•itis graviti 4l4 .4 ll i o . lo ' theieafter itOuk4:lBol..this foliP -a , TM a dd. 44 1, meat? la it would lipluolluiSniflOintalfitikAe.. seat. Mir. Caktinris concluded Isg.iyavirisiOvilosoni acquittal: . The LOAD 48=1 cieggic,,,wo yp t ilmliFi_doliew. ._ it IS as 'a warrant:Chirp !ftgo.lyable IraOniartimPaPft in his opinion proved. • ''. __. : -; ;, ,_... %K. c • ' 41 a , TheJary recited for aboin *ORR), ARO ..lriffloll , .ll , Veidieeof Wet Pmf eii, by o AUojo:ky. :: ,:•:. ‘ ',<1+7... ; ,*;• •;• :•••' -The 'verdict ;sies'Auite u*illePeds *of 14eps Loisli Jolitce etaac said thatit Appeared the4nry.stive nit unanimous, neither. ' , lithe soppled at it, isd-ki would no* state*that the Conn entCete t ed With thijoinosity. mo ' .Meweir* 'mon** stmenn of the nettle. yls7„ living in Middle-stteS4Brightscn, set her little . 4uglitte, a fine child about nine yeiii old, to bIO th'S order to: get breekfirst ready, during her oviti absence . :from home; and while thus eniployeifthe 00410 the: poor child caught ; fire. Immridiate assistassie'Was rep deredzbY .424 -ibeighboUrs;•but thrctiilt ttrio 0# Vieth hrtArat she died on Tuesday. Yesterday the Ingot et was Sestet - Id the child which was found nearihe Vest Sadden); a oeeposed ,to have been murdered. • 'The . tierbalt,'Whisse 'mane is Herbizt,.and . 6tto'irits supposed to hive some koeeledge of the body, war 'agaits bibuthilsefOre the ; Jury. She stated, 'that although theObservafOn she MMl.oarWedeesday.wodid lead'ter dribuYirotitnin. that. 'else bad katisVa the child when alive, she declared this 'sire had noknowledge - Of its. and what she had .then otiered . its ciured fiy intoxicatlon, which she watsoiry to state he then labotaied under. Her story, staspartly corroborated by her husband and other *stirs, at she 'was Kt at liberty. No 'further evidence baying n prodeced, the Jury returned a verdict of" Willialinitt• der against Some pence or per'ons . .-.Wednesday an Inquest was holden at the rapidest Hospital, Mile EssellLoadi before J. W. Htt. . eiseroi'the body of Charles Hatton, a labouring mail' 'aged By the evidence it appeared .that . on Saugday- Jost, while, the deceased was engaged, in Pull:. ing, dowel lUDS old bosses in BtepneY, a (since of timber fell upon his head, and rendered him perfectly insert+ ble. Ott war oubsequencly removed tir'the Hospital, where fie 'lingered until fainday evening,.:ivbenise died from the glints of tke injury from the biota. • Verdict, —Accidental Death. . I t . appears by, lstters from Trawl - Leonia, that that countsy is at this tssie a prey to, such iineleisse swains ' o f gro s ,boopers,lhat they -darken the 6,11111 and lay the country waste. They comettons Moldatia l Which they completely devastated. ' ''They .first fell Goon the 'ter ritory et Dittro and Reasetri, where they ate op every thing. Being eltivent from thence. the Mass divided ,' noels into several swarms in dil'erent.patts of the coup: try, where they are doing issealeulallemiechiett Mee. sores lave been taken.to destroy these trelublesorne , visitors,.whisk have not appeoted.in nth multitudes in lTramybrania since 1784. 77 ...,, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. 1101 - arlatET better .4 *oven Lai • TatitaiV astern* /w* ek y Barry. ineti 4 wresoarrkid to.this Ogee lathe ettisOT two Whiet•keitters, ter face and person coveted with blood, and apparently to a dying istate; Sir Banana Bianindirected that she should be conveyed to the waiting-mom, and that surgical - assistaime should be immo. dfatelysiena for. A surgeon soon after arrived, who having droned her wound, stated that the butt was net of a dangerous descriptioh; enquiry waschen kietkuted act° elsOcauie of tbefracas in which it *as but ton evident her Ladyship had been concerned, when it was ascertains-4 that a puhlican Gaped Clint, who keeps the Slue Boar, • Leopacre, had issaiiked the wretched woman, by repeatedly sulk ing her upon the head wish a constable's suf. Ford the gaoler was inathedistely dispatched to take taint into custody, sod bring his* .before the Magistrates. He found hint in his bar sod having' told hint the object of his visit, requested Yin: to g o quietly to the once.. Clint, however. refused to stir, unless Foul Would 'prod** a War. rant, adding, that he cared as lade for thellagiitrate as 1 . 4 Peed himself. The latter launediately.sprung agrees the counter into the bar, asyl seising Clint by the collar, never leosened.bis h o id. ust il Lhe brought his prisoner before the Magistrates. Several witnesses were then examined touching the assault, when it appeared that the' *fortunate woman, who bad only the day beftwe be* 'rZleased .fruits Tothill.Welds prison, was proceeding. threugk. Long Acre, Shen she was isserounded by a number of boys, who began t o annoy and call her names. She happened to make a stand opposite so the Blue Boar, when• Clint, armed with a con stably a ftafr„rata out, swearing he. would 0 -brain" her. if she did not thimediately too* on. The wretched woman beings. usualitiebriated, returned the rough usage of the landlord by Aingiren shoe which she held at the - tap room window —a mode of watfarelogia she has carried os with the most unrelenting vigour against ilnise publicans who bad katipened to offend her. Clint instantly felled her to the grOund while blow of the staff. He then repeated the stroke twice, and , left her bathed in bleed up* the pavement; la which state she was conveyed to Bow.street. sir IL Drams' observed that the defendant's conduct was most scandalous. Clint repUed, that the tfehaviour of the woman was outrageous In the extreme, and, In the heat of passion, he acknowledged that be had struck her. 114 Illaglents obiereed, that no proiseation could have Mr. nuted an attack of such a savage description Upon a wretched : CNac side Min Mat Mat endeavoured to remove the woman-I quictly. •. .V... Sk RialLa'se-,1114,81e," an the witaesies denkie *St* 144 bevel/one quietly away it you had not irritated her. Bad as Art anfortmorte being undoubtedly is, an detraffi like this canotste unnoticed. You must Sod bail. Joseph Smith, late coachman to Lady Greeley, who was with being one of the conspirators against the liberty of brr • 'Ship; is tine nuinth of August last, and for Which' ho was comae lo the Houk of.eorrection in default of ball, imilled 'to Siege' .onotin for assistance to recover 491. die to hint fee wages. -Ha assured. Sir A. Rinsietleat betook gape( whateser with thiamildb *mots in the row. • Her Liifyilsip had thouglaiiiropeftentovi the proceedings into the Court of /Diet flettchciinceivingliest bre:tett/ that bar servants would not have thennenkto iniattliker the expenses; particularly as thrfosere hot•pald *dleiimages. • 1111; said, he was sorry ho torrid siot &gird him ani jassietaacettlio would advise hint to . . . .• ' MARLBORO.GOH-ATRICRt •• • •••• o fraliart Cray, a wretched lotiking manonas charged Njdt frapi ml Saturday evening, wane to ihe'llause ot$IrliOon; „Disorf, Upper. Brook -street, with' 'a large hadd-bilket; he said vontairbed game, addressed to Sir Nome. Titisbutler intioift4 whence he brought it ? aald the prisoner said iciest sent. from tho. three. Cotisr,Aldgate; where it arrived frientki . minotry that ithet•C .• and demanded the so& of * 44. 3d. for carnage' and porterage:, which thebotke epeld him. After he waSgene 'airirorired s : s t w al the balite; conteined. soma large stones, and theretinvp • Iholirlooker and gave him into custody. U. pleaded- dipthess.--; He was - committed for trial. . 11ARY.LA-BONNIL * I RATRIS SCRICIOVL-rA yawn'. mats, named David Wood. Mu', * arillf; Ini,,,t•Gintlewan named •Itarham, es:hiding in Upier Raker. l "gnarl. oare t •with attempting tai Vkitte;one of tie w ept vrtua l „Me. Mahan mated; win wrung lo b ate Of calk X*rable- pemopal•chetnti. z•• •• • - • • • mearret,that after Mr. -Barham had retired to rest on NM. I:1141U habeas alarteted , st nearing ah tonisuit noise. Mid iti.T-1 Imo -passage.ho•sa* the defendant ctheidag along Mel mimeos, almost in the reet of °parlor the door' f the servant's apartment, and •haviog-oil neither hat, coati roe:iiites. The defen. dant bad sealed t high wall and mounted a chum twelve feet high, to pin admission into the premises.. , • •• - Woodfin answer to - the charge, said, - that he had'earted the yang girl in qtr ing's fir leo years • and it was his lwrarlibltrac tine.to bidiutt•,adint every evening ' Wale be letiredtliost. On Monday night site appeared 'rather fanciful' and "Mt or Alper.' and refused IR relpen his salutation, which preyed so illuditsiod his hilid that lie . cq4„got,antipooe himself to steep, and therefore en tered Mr. Bailtait's dwelling to 'further so opportoditi to Stade for bee triolerine.towards bin, in the early part of the evening. • explanatitio, tie Magistrate eapreesed kitbag that Wood bad no felsoloos blondes in sprats:king dog eseeemee bodment, 404 therefol •. QIIEEN4QUAR/Li --* • •• Yesteeday,looll later the 'Wing 11agiatraft.(W. A. A..Willen. Hat) . ltad taken bib treat ad the Bench, Copal' Miemenie, of the Regiment of .Foot Guards, entered .thd diet, and addressing M... Whits, said bo wax &remelt to make iii4ol d ry.wbother a report Abkb had appealed in some of the daily Journals of Wedneaday last, cospectiog some Natio& in the -Park assaulting' two Iteliales, wail correct? • Mr. Wan,re then aniseed the clerk to be called in, who Mid the over, width were the aim in subiutock•es applied lit 644:n. • . agoe—Bot, Sir, yo u did not- recetee weliblaiir at • • . Wive --Certainly not ; they were ths party complained: sdulase- , captain Montague—l attended at the dike with the isidiento aialte•a' eltriiie against the females for obstructing nankin dloom• kudos of heir duty. • . Wirns--Then,Eir,lf foe Sad idr charge to iota. Ili, vb . • • should not t lanre pie away. • Captain lifootaeue—You told me, Sir, there wasito "Malin fie 'my waiting... • . Mrs Waters—Beesuss.tho charge Was agahist the soldier!, and 'not.assines the- wonten: You could hale vi-alted if you chain. • Captain Alontague—The newspapers amen that vie said, ••• Yoi did out consider the Park under tit?* cositemil tit the Military ;" Is :thif comet? • • • • •• • ' . ' •Mr. Writs—l hope, Captain ilentagife, you do Co not ital Pm • . 44 - 11 4 purpo s e of quarrelling with me? • • a Montague--Oh 110 i not at all; I only'imint the roper splatothe... • Mr. Worre—You have heard toed epodebbise rent. 4f Captain Montague—Ana I to anderstatut•thilit Mt:Emilio :in-, meeting my question? t. Mr. Waste.l do not consider, Captairf Miputigoe :that lon eon), here In a peeper temper to ask the vodka Captain Montague-. Theo, fik, 4' am Id olindlistitte:you aosweriug the question: Hens h a newspaper elistlieldt 'the &At tie°. [Captain Montague here produced a newspaper cantaltilag ths, repurt.] , • Mr. Wanes—When I answer the question, I shall commuldiati' it,through another chaotic!, • . - Captain Montagee-pThen you refuse to safweitne the gentian? Mr. Wows—Certainly. Captain Montagne then left the office:, HArro N-G Ait DEN. Daniel Ifograth, a young man of about 22 years of age, a native of Cmlow, in Ireland, was brought up In custody of Brundley and• lAsithrii, two of the Bow-strert patrol, charged witk being a dem. - the '4i si. Regiment of • Foot, now lying at Dover. . . patrol stilted that they met the prisoner betvteca f ine an 4 fwei o'clock that morning at Holloway, on the road to Liverpook' Mid perceiving that he wore the drill-jacket of odor illst Ireginient, umnected.klatto be a deserter, and questioned Id, about it. did -ant hesitate In replying that he was; that be had left his regiment *oat finimOnths, and had been some daft Lotidone When*. was brought before the 'Magfelektii he appeared to le . : 0 ereately,sato, and most unwilling to glitriany amount of Ma silb In tut, be seemed to be a feel s but yfhether natural oro-, solaeAli was impossible ckarly to discern. likpial sedated nibs pokes tothe Warta/lee to learn whether theYottuld lite pay Wee , station of him there, but they knew nothinewhatever abet* Sign: . He •was then brought . Isaa."agabb,•befote :Maglaeltintebotho areaefty . eessnitied him, but found . Atim, .till .in the same solicit, ln• imitinnalcative, and obstituiteistriod. . , • AMiemarate description of hisliets66 — efas • tak*. ,and; M •was clejaitted to prison. • " WORSHIP-STREET. Yesterday Airs Smith was fully committed to Newgate, for rob bing, at bee lodgings, Thuntas Dyke, of his parse, which contained two senweigns, and a pound in silver. He called the assistance of Glees, anoilker, who got the puree, wlth•l7s. id. under the bed. HI beard Ai rumbling none in the prisoner's mdlstb, and was quite sativiled sbe swallowed the sovereigns. Buootaay.—Charts ,Ledge was fully committed to : Newpte. un der the naming circumstances: It appeared that the house of Mr. I•Clean,a potato* facfor,in Spitallieldanurket, b4d been en erred, and eight pounds In silver, a few striereigis aid Si. 14: la I 'yapper Inoney were carried of The ham. 'little ate, se e n's:look on Wedneeday inonslify was stopped in lipitethelds, open menials' a basket in his possession, the copper mean was found.' . • • TOWN—HALL. 'Yesterday Daniel Cnghlan, Daniel Crawley. and Wm. Tow" .were !barged with rioting. Mr. Nash, Steward of. St. Thos Hospital, stared, that In consequence .of an Ithliman dying d u , e the prevlotts'day, of .erysipolas, occasioned by a disorder in tined his arms, 'an incision had been made to ascertain the nature ofir ; wises the prisoners and a number of milers assembled it the door of the dead.bouse, exclaiming that it was the intentiotrto disse ct ' the body, and endeavoured to break' open the door ; and thou g h repeatedly told there was no lotentsoo of the kind, refined to de. part until tbe arrival of the officers.. • Mr. Nash 'trysail% ta t reidiness to withdraw tbecharge on their promising to abstain o at , such outrage in (wire, the Magistrate allowed of -their ikarxe.— -w., upon giving the required riedge. PLYMOUTH POLICE,. . • . Valium versus. Veit/ill, mi .. Love. Youru: MOD Forty....lyw ores a wit for divorce a eteitaa s elikore. The plaintiff was a Lady rather on the wrong aisle of fifty. posoessit.g .nth pertonel attrac tions as are distally found in nitrous of that age. Mrs. Whecca Triigs, for so . alle was callyd, stated her ca se i n scarcely audible tone, so overpowering were her Icebox,. Site had met her liusbantl at a religious meeting, and toot hint for a teligie l! charecier. She vas-then a widows lone *pan in.the twertd., H. was older than herself by about ten years, and was by trade abkei. smith. Moved by her charms, be wooed her with ail 106 br e 'struck whilst the iron wav tot, and in three month s forged f or b e; tbose fetters which site now found so galling. In kion lang‘age, they were married tact April, after an acquaintance and clunthip of three floods. The gneyAfisi pdir, however, found their coo nobial bll of short duration, they quarreled. intithi,Tetnis became ditsatisfikhrith bet Vukati. Site therefore came to lay her tom. plaints before the Mayor, but his Worship could do nothing for ire.. As bfi- Iniskand bad not beaten her or thceateeiul her life, *etc could not A mr t h e peace agt l itto him, and a. for ntlser "tatters of ebasplalnt;thei were out of his WOrshipll jurisdictton—tkey ent i la not, she declared, be remedied but by a separation; and unfortu nately Magistrates have not the power to dissolve the gordian knot Which the Parsoi3 ties. • SP9ATINifiNtgaiGENCL r' . 4 :1 • -V Darr, fifG.lteld'.ll. TArr kits ALL'S, Sett. :3. .• "lUfe was tie EinD 'ail-Adance at the Awns tioday , bet acminlo 'ay betdbg 'teedi ilaee. Jim fling beieg occupied in seethed the Datotasele aitounti: 10 to I was otkerttonlbc bud agst Cant for • 00 Derby: 'LiNje . •• • ' • CILN II AcES - , Sm. 24. Mei the somber of ficincattar bogie,' bare, particularly Only Bedilierlisho iiftp7tbia Ctip t _tbe sack:once was unto-v. 14 reels. reel andilabionable, and'usc races lucre no: only important. bllt. *oder tbs'able winagensent of . `sir. - Drury, wet: .prodectivent Merit eacellettret. The following jre pasticolars— tern Yeatt*OKTn4es Of' 20 sows. eady ; colts Sot 31; qlitik at. SlPl:rByhes br . c NWet,. .... .• • •• 11%.*Hsialdsworth's b c Detbaff". • s, :...•i- .. - - " 1. . • • .."'a Mr. Pliteri cb Usti . ' ' ' .....;,,,. 1 ,„ .... .. , mui; , • 4 .....:4 •Vii:eolden's'as I Soots.: • ' • . t . ~ .... . ..i.. • : ~./f I • • --- •• • • - ' • *Twd,pard. . ... • . i f . . 111p:Milit . 4.'1 Plate of 10 is % foorlos olds, Sot alb i11042*4116,4 ~ : . _. mai 0n101,... . . s.- • ••• a - • , .t • Lord Scarboionglis bin 'Lady Beorgi.na, 5 yrs • 4 . .4 ,I 1 Colonel King's b m Perodtlini..4 ft% .. • ...4aril. Dr. Willits% b f Maier rat Solevitikos.l lA' ... ... 1.3 liso 'Champion Stakes of 30 iois: 'kb. ao ft. for dale iisift . , foltst•Ost 3lb ;lath, IlleTiii when. hire' liobioribary. !. HesldswontitchsaAraniib .z • ...' ' -.. : 1 .T. 4 a r..lopitititota's 111.84.14,4t0c. 39.t00t.) . ...... . 1 . •....sbil' I less -inis bi fly.iyet4,4 .. . ~.... . ~ • do . :,:. E a ••Dt. Witliffelii Candy Gineii ' , ..MC f. •• • IleAltet Srastesad %eat be'twi - e - ti' a ndVmdsh" • • ell ... . The Macaroni. &akin were not hiss for "wantlif barite: ': .'" • —e% . . , r .• • e e CiALtILS LISACFM;*•Ssiir. 23. A Myldeo Plate 'of 450: leen- bbs; the Cfir Netitbiiii tiiii'i• 405% Get I 0110 k (444.74 Alibi hin ads 61b; ot;•lold mod; Mt •'11111). Mares, .Allthorqi.3)l3. Aegio r ptielhilpor; .., . i+' 'Mr. gatisea's'at ne lure 3 Try„ ..ar e, ~. . f ..,..41, 1 . • 11 # Mr. RiboOdilb b rby alid it. '3 yrs' •'' - Pe't . 9 Itge 1 14141841k 4 0 6it Monsfsela Latifil lOW' . - : ..- y 0 • er. rlitri ll :4AMiloalbaisav 3 yco . J...e! , ' ...,,. I I - $2l, A heats, workbpautiPyllywootespol god dellesimgilisli filer each -ethics: .. a • .'•• •• 1.1. .; i. • •ai• i 1.. •. !The'Gola• CO I :OsIde 1 . 00 ca. thiieS'y 414‘41g 4 iillsAdeng4it OW • :aw;•.mitgl6; dz. Soilage& ist'l Ob. XahAtc. OPVIS -lA. :Or ,T,. aiwelra chit SpingkelL aged .:* 'ewe NA! 'i 4 ei• l t i Cole/ ebet. If. rAX't!itra"ciacto, a if* d i low ...I . ley I 11n - Dyktes.li f 'Mai l 4 Angie, 3 yr, . ... - •. 1 , •••• .610-,.. 4 1116 • Betting to 1 op; ptitighell; :kb . , iler . ,M, !„. ~ ; , , :t . • -• OSWESTRY RA*. Stit t 4).. • , ~_ , • .._•_ i •.•• A Sweertake. - of • lid ilia: des* 15 ft, for . '!"so - olitipalli di ,• • ... • ...- s, .nines •.. Ildfilifs• •- • * 4 • • "....' I Ur- W. 011‘1114 G011'44 E.A11,410111. !,.a... .: • :.. :.6.. 8 r•! Vgjt Ft Sir W.' *ries di li by Aptles,l3 A, ..p. ~.,. ~.. . - ,:....11 /1r...i. Myftdsai 11' Sy "Wm; aye .... 4. .. ,1, . ..1 A ProdisinStakiii Id 44' soya . eieli. , et' 4 , 4!fitLfenfilt 1111 .1 1 1 s :.' •• • One mile: VP Jjartnn'freer , Moot/rigour', i f f,i‘ .. . . .. • ....; . 1 two Drolvesser's f 12, kihickhoehOws : :.. :.- •- r .t"W 4•43.14 cop, value 1,416 WM. Oogimie);by ittbaikeilirolo6.ol l . rail( ; - the saispintie f c my Op* W . *, mines!. I%mi...wed 'abaft.' • • • ' - o• . .....%.... • ..A. Mr; J. Myttons eh g Ripliritai,aged.'ett gib Sir , ...• 0 Sar T. Apnla•fa eh Is Grenadiereaged,'Ost4lb • - .- • ;.. ieo4l.l.lltall's•Sebecriptien Neale AO, ter dies aid foes It ~ ~. olds.: X'womile beaus.- . • ' •• tacit Gnseisiiot'sbc f' Bedew" 4 va. 7$ 131 b .•.. . .. .1 .14 • Sir Men.ifyon y i b f flab Ami, ars, Sit 71b ~. . .... A ..,* Mr. Debrdsofordeo baby litoltrt-lictirr.•3 itio, lit . .71 1 , : ... 4 s • Ur-Thowswes b I llbservadirpea, In Ilb ... • .. 3 0 • : . TEWKESBURY -RAGES. Sam 94. ' .. r . the. Ham &akin of 4 sow. each, and r-s aanitd, for all albs. •. Mr. J. Day'std f Illtydr.,4 yrs, iist lib , ••• • -!.• • 4.- 4 114 r. Blois', c dam ht:Cortolainiso yrt i lio alb .... -, ..-.I; Jit MG Godditil'i chic tip AliticipatkWi, s•yrt, Bat 41b 7. ,4i The Town Plate d 450. Heats once round and a dliemece s . ~ ~ M ra. Day's Ninirod. aged,Oit Iti '. ' • •.. • ..: a• II Ddr. Bartley's las f iiiocard,3 yr., fnt Mb ' 1% •- ' •:. .4:d Mr. Sadier's br g Jock°, 5 ir5..1 14 4!ls • .. •••• '6.4"•46‘'4 • Mato, 500 sen a ter g .. sr Mr. &weal g . . . Handicap Stakes of 5 11044. each, and 15 added. 02011414., Mr. Bioss'a cby 'Manfred, 4 yrs, 74 4lb k a Mr. Lecas'a b m The„Dance..4 yok; 7at 10Ib • •• 4 '... ' * Mr. C. Day's b f Mane% 3.gry, ist Nb .• 11 •Me. Canning 's b f ,)aria, 4 yrs, Tat ... 2 -eadr On the 6th instal:4 tic guar si . circk: in the morning, a • shoemaker, living at Ilacon.rose, is A ttate of sarnation.i holism, and dressed himself, put his coat under his arl, LA. went. towards his wojkAbop. But instead of det' sCendieg the stairref . choltouse in,which be dwelt. be went so_the_toppf tite.house and got ant-through a skylighion the roof Me advanced to the extremity it the gutter, and losing his balance. be fell into the street, and was killed on the spoi.,Frefah P a p er . . The Bell-savage inn, on Lodgate.hill, his fee inme than a century, since its name was.asentioned by Addi- :On in the Spedatar. °tea:limed a great variety of ens jetitire.s.. cuciectures, however, . all appear to have been erroneous, as ine inn took the addition to 114 naine from its having *longed to, or been kept by, a person of the name of Savage. ..The sign originally ,pearsiolitiVl been It byll.flung within a hoop, a tom- Mot triode 'ol t: ipreacittation in former limes. Ibis ofigitY tiff' en plorlcl.by a, grant is the reign of }ROY VI: in which Johnytepch, gen. lemaa of London, gives to 414 . 16 16 ;inc,b; *days, his mother, '' all tha t . tebtathae of Called . SAvae's Inn, otherwise calla/ thenelron the Hoqp." In the original " soca." Sa vagesynne, alias'voeat."Lt Belle on. the Hops." Per. hntirthi" . phrise " Lock lloop" may be derived from the sigri - or thtt r . bird. standitig on a bop thas.saost eanipo:uothly diiplaying hid:self; as we find that sign. or rather' de:ign, esiged in the reign adore taeatiolled. . • MED. • On Miantlay last. 2 , 2 d instant, at Aswarby, in the copal si iota, lie Thos. Whit , brute, Dim in the oath year of his no& 'al H- Vig Ana' at LONDON-13111OG R TO /180kRO I Ildthmius . ri..eitinutes a Mir 0 Attenuant . . 12 manors Met 4tigas: Prince"' aril Publ,..l?rd by Josue MAT Mk, the rcargialgre at the Szai Wows, No. 1, rtclicultace. Temple • Nt • • • • • • *At od. Ai b..T■s stas •red late" 41111111111 M NI 1 QM. / ler,. Hs tbe Floe aide& lodes el Fars .POrs Pao is I tbe lobo omilty ?mien or Ism to Goodovi 170, Mg Tickets •r- At Oa Tao THI lil of Wes thank etym. K TEN 1 Emu Divid /trimlo sod Vil awl San Os Cho Which Me* &mini Grave The 1 ai: - C; biases. CIPPOSII wwec; lir MI. I Me Sou AS' Fs TIC /1.3 : - Is cane In cases inlaastp awl ♦tlr fiats. 4 Wig au ~ EORI MA 7ml ' . -Maid boded I walla el doe 1 Antilsol Sold I Mario Paws« esti the Ot wl DOC, leak 0 arains, L' One un— ease. rn Mower esinyeal at to or wavy ye. will cffe avail -111 al, IL at bock &vs, w• rgv "eisl at .bbl &ors. I thy data 305, 01 Gary a gigerabl i . anwasam APINe - FR' The Toerosl the soo Bnrouo coon Comm' Bo* Clognb Goo Climes • l'ionlo .I,b Feel Vogt I be( Jobs 4 read -at el Atm . a 1 T / 7 1 1 .~,~ .. ~„ IL •