Star. — London, England, 1828-10-06 00:00:00

TO ANNA. t Why, wby-with a fervour profane Did I cherish and fondly betlem The vows which-I ark'd not in vain, Only given by you to deceive; And why . ; as I gun d.oa thy cheek, Pale, pale as thy colourless tear, Did truth seem to silently "oak, • ' And goell eery doubt, eery feu! And Ungar then sighl to betray •Tire beam that so fondly could love? Have you lor'd its affections away T. scorn what you thee not reprove? Hain yes 'wept but to seen more sincere, And pracds'd deception so well, That I saw not each fist-failing tear lingentleed a curse silt fell? Yon have, and the wretch you hare mailed, The madly at times he fray rase, When grief ; like the night-wird,•is busk% Alan peneefally sink fa his grim; . Resentment skpli not dare intrude, Wank one whom to love was to live; Alt! let him then claim gratitude Who thus hived Muld nobly fotlivei Wemiirleh. • . . 4 ' ac - PAILIAMENtAILY PAifte . . "s; T •—• . . , • ILO/ER-Ir. • Lama to as Address of the ficetearable . Raised Cafaliatal. *red.,* i, WIC fur Oapyota Letter frearebe Oeiebial /ease lacy to the fleet. Geretour otjaatair.a, &cod aid Sept. tat/. i • • Deavalarearoet, *apt. Is, 11117. -'- - . Sia—k would be'sliffscult for me to state to you, so fully as I feel the pain which. it gives me, that. my int official communications to yatt should contain an expo sition.of the reams which. have induced his Majesty's servants (nix, I can assure you,. without • Serious-delibe ration 'aid mach regret) to advise his Mejesti . tii with hold his sanction from the Act passed last December; for altering •atid unending the slave rause( Jamaica: I feel so sincerely unions tomtit ttie oppo!tbnity, not clearly inconsistent with fay piblic ditty; of endeavour ing to cultivate a conciliatory dispositiob on all matters now pending between my offim , and the local ties in Jamaica, that it would dive afforded me a high gratifution to have been enabled :to meet their views on Iliac the Most iniPortant of all, as I . trust I have ateeifesied.* readiness to..da in . what relates to the col lection and management of the mum:it revenue of the laded:... J. • • - If it had been possible, in thememiduation of the Ace tei-adviclt:l'tefer, to barewburacted frau it.soute classes I mast ow* to .yotti,-. appear to avelnorelo. the labia of what i la Parlimmentavy parlance; may be galled a .e tom" than as suictly fele/eat to the subject matter of tbe laW itself, I might, perhaps, havefelt mole hesi tation thanl have now io concurring with my colleagues is lidviring his Majesty so reject the present lets. The dames to whit* I shore paisinalarly advert, are those which appear, I must say. to have been framed an . a spirit of intolerance towards tbe'religion; missions ,whits have so long eitiatell exempt frout such-. restraints and pessmetioe in 47113HliCa, Without ma personal ..tivin is the doctrines either of tbe Walnuts. ,Mora roiansorr: other: PrOtesteut Disaster% I baba always umierstood, from -iatelligent pumas acquainted *kin the Colonies, and spoil these innttett as inquutial as Myself; that these Missionaries (especially in the Ammo s ot ni adequate Church eutablishnicot) Materially ciatribtated to the religious and moral iestroction st( the Alive% iticukatiog,. es a past .4 that instructioe. clueotoreet with their loot, aad She *OM Of Peseta* behaviour. mid of obedience to their owners. This*Peis- possession ia favour of the usefulness of theielabours„ belie!, to be getout) in thii country 'and sure ana..tliq there . is: no feeling .more , general dui at, any_ attempt to visit with punish ment. itoddegradation, the conscientious teactiers'of Ciscistiaotty, of vi Wieser denomination, for such ;acts is thole' which are ° prohibited, or relied into offences, by the,' in question. _._„ —classes , : ;49t odtavi iuvid. ou s colmiatisons between Ministers 44 ; - - - tite , C4zolic Chuicit, I will con- j 6 49tetiostit t;attouh- --.1 .wish asking,' lloir could it 'Possibly be es "peese4.lisat we should advise bk' Majesty to prObibit and 'ptowilltric at poisons of the former, act's, the'doitig Zh Mt muse. Mr takes , especial care ezpressly to . , pub* flse v a acua's of4adsism?, • • ;411,04 ssid r loore, esongh so iuipress upon your imsd i t that it srif.Oot Abe in , the, Via, of his Majebtes OffesjOstot , st' likfriVilere•4 6 te tft C o Putegaace linlaidoni- of this deo:0000i . sittio.show you * i nt. 0140 strittly,mtendsottothat, part Of ear public cdpisalate. 'MO sqjoi'M yogi not to asseettO, ant 8 3449900 1 1 a ACl4realts:44 his 444..,safffs ,ai curiae Rises* fpr .puspeadipg its sipmatsosi until; Alldajostfp pleippro *gibe known... . j EMI the parasol of that dispasch yes will perceive os haiessn i lotbirOinti, ism itoordiatelt coneeiMd with tbs protsuatobject'of the kw, the noginirppon of 40 the.“ cork, itk`pyovisions lase wady disappointed .the orpoetatious et his biljesiesGosernasert. Lcaanot , stiveu myself of lanolin alipti that upon, a teaspe -sikte TeCODa4/1*441,0i :thoin . provisioss, mat l a fete- ; ZeikCC SO theoyhtortilltsfiov kirAl4ll IL have fell . 1,7 duly filo 'wake apsailsesi in . my public dispatchi the gent, -Session, ci Ligisl4tute will amble you to tsasounit th . thi4.Mtentsy . i a w law 'pposs d u e subject, in whiOb Ake &tem Adse,miStiog iavy may be sernsdie.). sad 101111 C skits mpg important ounssibus supplied. • libputd ossis a Iwo Abetranimirtedthroogh me for the • cosaideration i of the Psivy 1 shall enter upon isOsailkunicis *h alt melons desire to do justice to the Cant and Assembly ufAlaMaica, sad to plate in dm oasts fintourable point 414,1 every thing which it _ . . short of )vern-! int at, tight,. _con interests of have, r alive their droat jni eofeparing .... Witi!sk ,_ Ol O7 !)", ~. _ , ...titi44t. oil riito, e-. 004 witch isAritocted by t 4 new sstemAtis NW la WW I gai.ArOttihe ottitpoco of rho! LitVf re .--;teii44. kin: the:legislature - 4 Barb es, at• no,distant •pened..the'welistatiagclaahes mbrch are still wanting.. 73 4 ;10Poffooeludie.thiqevouWi . thout.iinoitirisig your . 1if*V141114 42 .40P4r.6 SileAcCarnidoihint of ibuse ar /4914Atats which ty.OrT Man acquainted with the state i ss ' lialiallueate oi ?ONO d#inems la this. try most be ble fin aloof gent all, the fkiii i i -4it i s so n, twilit Co be apprehended Will WO . 9:94 Peal a continued misunderstanding and growing irritstiOri, be,. bs4 . .' 1 ° CORONERS' -INQUESTS. An inqui-ition was-held at. thit Used, Charles. street, Curtain-road, no thabody‘afiAnn.Milton..nged 69. Mary Eames said, the ailecessed' lodged with he,, and on W e d nes d a y morning, about five o'clock, she was called up to the deceased's room, who saijlsh. was afraid the had taken too much laudanum.; and she died the same night. Verdict—The deceassLi cart] to her death by taking too much laudanem, by misrAlte. An Inquest was holden at the London Hospital on the body of Mary Ant) Peters, aged seven years, the daugh ter of a poor woman in Lambeth -street, obese death was occasioned, during the temi.orary absence bit her mother, placing some shavings on the fire, the blaze of which communicated with. her clothes, and burnt her so severely that she died a shot .time alter being re moved to the Hospital.- Verdict—a Accidental death." An Inquest was held before. Mr. STIRLING, 'at the Barracks of the.l.Sth Hussar!, on Hounslow Heath, on body of Sasittel Whitehouse,. a private in the above , who was thrown from his horse on Frid,, iiorniog.. It being proved Oar ,dea;h was occasioned by the rupture of.a blood - vessel en th e brain, caused by the fall, a 'mkt to that cheer was recorded. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. - •.. MANSION—HOUSE. • • • A 13eatleolas who is menthe* fur Ale tied &Ogresses to Ids itai s ka.4.o. o fra.b,C, 4 l2t before the Lettollavoa mid Sir Perm Seamus; upon tire charge of b4Yng the titbit of illegitimate child, 'of which a fine young Inds wosnai,frnamtd Mary Sulawesi, is the mother: - • • .., The father et dee reputed aiereut, Who is.a respeciible s provislo broker in the del, encoded, during theilaatitalitioit The cirteinui; stance has occasioned a great deal of epee natieib to the neighbet*' heed of the London Strine.• The laveetitatioo was strtetly,private sad • Mr. Aidemsad Brown acted as solicitor against the charge. Mr. Adolphus appeared tot the parisk,,44,lllr..C. Phillips fa the defendant. • The young woman stated; test she • had the misfortune to meet the defendant at Bartholeowite -fair.' M •SetteMber twelvemonth, and was followed by him trim-platen to•pleceathile she was in the , She pia diesossisucept„ ,stid she by no mems entourpgeil his attentions. which were, however, very !twin. 14 would not leave tier until she corisaitid to meet Om on :nods. r•ocCe.ius. thetb4 mond meeting he wale wine in Ms Npieseioht.: of love. and Awl beheied Mm to baid eatnesti•parsimilarierse bit advised her to be gessemai in gerfotosiag . her roliakem Ap j kp,Si r s took be , ' atleice Mal-kAt a.third.appointasent with isie7the, aiird was fatal' to her .•„ . • • Mr. Pliblipratated that' the inn( wktthn, k•das -evident, had Mistakes the person of the attendee& ter that of another Opteles• man. .11111 a .c.lieot liaa.neyer.hed * slightest intercoms: with her ilk imuiLwafs„not...i.viotor h.. the elegarat .eithslatioess et .society of Bartholomew feu': lionitiaiilied•ilered between+ the • at whiailte'inhasier ides slam lektbe Moment of accv sides. • *". ; • a r ••' . • . _L. • f_ulk.l •. The giciesiihrwatimpessibie colokl.lte to,leakeo. Tlr .40. 1 46"...hadebektc: ckinettei::inr ar 19- ail le r it i e h lZi t " i t s the w" most glerd=ildce of Ms fart ado person.• • • • • • • Mt. Philip said that they always-nser lartheuigha, so that les hirm could- ant be so easily distiogniskabirm to be swop to. . 4 ?begirt said, that upon one M the nccadons of their meeting her noramour took her kite a public house suit give leer lode refresh. Ohm, and she had an' eipottoisity ei oblrrrvhig Min very closely. Jut &was 'altogether •ierepossible, she said, that a giri.undee sock, diroomoconoes could mistake mother ; . Mr. -Plathipe-l-Pray,,bnot way* dreseell? " • „ Girl-la agrees frock coot, at it liPetted to me. The deter lsit's kiihei here' stetted iip; deelatedsokinnly thee his son never wore a green frock.or thy ether frock, in his life. Mr. Phillips thought et probable theta girl who had hetet served elm Mary Sullivan.bad „belea--Fedelced acid thandmed—Wodld re member the clothes whiele her er r 4d odd. • lretaalea verse re markable for their accutike obsieuediti Weed. • • • Sir tiosite wis-dettinionhthit etiaVrt bat pointed out the, proper person. What had taken -plimmust have sharpened hot anetnery. . In. ordinary .occaresmes memories of some persons were exceedingly teamions. The Wield ieias aide tear in **Aids the pre or colour eta coat would be likely to be much attended to. There wash not much deference betweeteetoe'4rork apd sonic hod? efts, &pa for,Ms part Ase eery. often.wm at. a lies go knew Whether *own coat was green or brown. ' • Mt. Additive 'add it had been litinieted that the relitfaia habits' it the gentlemen were quite inconsistent mitiethe belief that be weal the father edit bastard. Mow be should ithe of know on what Mid% of the week the tran sactiOn. took plicel ~ • Tim Girl—ft took place w a Sunday ht—(A tasgh). Mr. Adelpkus • irked she improbability Lot 'a mistaken upon the erre part. whom-the emit had tae raise* le discredit. There was melnipetation rpm bee character beyond dam of her anturteinaie intimacy with thy raven "10 flow tberisiated her. . The Lou Maros. asked the &feited Whether hercOuld prove.: OM be irks othirtilse employed on the Sender Died alluded to? - The deft: Wain could sot•cecollect. lot ;mid say was, thit., it waslasweesible be mold hed'. father of lite child, for he raver line* the mother Irmo Adam. • • I Mc. Adolphus said that it was teresio the defendant was sot in Li church when the tblorliappaned, •Ithhangh •he might .havo her dame either insinediewly before or afterwards. The Loos Maropri believe bin% to hi the Gain Sir Parse Laoma-4/ponny word; ea de • The ogees of ag li ation was then niadistion., • • -• GUILDHALL; • • scorning Abbott was 'again brought Wore Si; Oxus' i, Liios 4 ths wife appee r ed,and tiardtbe edam, she had steed read, which she atterwaids!sigaed. She appeared Mika in a very weak' state. • She said that shirked known her imbed& skis cite, but nit. with thekoife with which be Mt her theist... Tbeevideoce of Mr. Josh. Ewer,. dresser at S. 1 - loppltal, and Mr. Peiscia Augusta. Jades; &salient to Mr. Hes.' Um, neat -erect, was also taken ;by width 'appeared. that had the lodges, beds a Sir it twiideeper, it must have been fatal. TM miaow sheen by the otherveitnemes,was that seed over, and the prism's was folly committed for - ,• •.. 00 1 1—STItfier. - Satire* Aar& hands, a *sing *Jevri dressed Most baionably, wearing a kAliseit in his, shirt, and three asavolvi gold dais en the haattli Inger of his eight hand, wee brow* betters O. R. Mem some, Eq. us. a, insect, cheated psith a gross and • unpro voked agaaylt oat a delicate indTrosive •loakkg yontidtal nymph of the pave, named Elisabeth Wis.' • M Your Warship," skid the laskaPpvgirl, a you melt know that this loan' man ,is dow,theproprieter • of. the house of ill- Gene in liediird.oeurt, • Drier/rime, which am b it:rot s , until about three months ago, by a man suited Jacobs. who rutty ; 'Worship will recollect copse by . hii death lila Jumper budder and singe mar. The iorrow oUMrs. hake was el short- duration. Her buslowit had not reposed many woella M he. grave before the defendeot . dried 41p. ber•mar 1, and loth, her saw wife. On Sei del, last. J was walking with mother young woman up Drury- Moo, when the de6idanc emit op to'ide, and Without my giving bias the slightest promeation, struck as a lavas* blow on the breast." • • • ft hinnweu.—There most. have beak seine wane between Yang I suiWfme? • . Complainant—t bane neier ling any Outer Id& bins; bit be and his wile insigine that I WS thi meet* of preventing the young tamale who was with mortrunipirg Si Mei tbds Imm o which. , however, is net the mew. • • *owe% ON iiker . "4 !wow tio . MA=4 of the otlier . fsotak, your worship; Memo* is *ac e, an is is. a drowns, In the Gulick is °it* to bilibrantioi omelet the his wile is now on thrtown. • To any knorr edge, be lest enly nocouragod, hot compelled her to walk tM streets, to supply him with money to. mete.. . • • • • Ai , nonwin.7-Is mil& ? This Is Abeam !hocking Instance Of *verity coocrirmaw, • The entnpleitiest said, sip& iris tholleminet tkeliedeteedant, hiS wife:and hliClear meratde bet, eliat she went ka dread anti tear of &elite.. •• • . • Mn. ffberawd the destine made by the editor, of ber liusbarid's ddoo tt, and the meek* of the aeinplainant.— der hushana was, the said, thcesose Of hie' rillo; and obliged her to go into this streets, in•orde Mat he saighemt presided w i t h Rawl es !sander urge his .w • hiumuussr 7 Tbis is.vi . in r amity. Well, air, (to the , defeatism) what answer Mir rei Ili Mutt Dereastit-.-Amwer,iedr'Worthip 1 why the thew Is not *De oath of Mitt in what ahem moms have stated. Pet what are you to .nepott tram common Proptitutes/ Mr.MaNsow..,—ilow dare you talk, Sir, &best common prise. ~•••,...%. a. 1.. .. - 4,•• . • ~.„ ..„ • a . , ._• 0•• • . . •-. • • • • • • au the &kith 'Parliiisert . and'ette ILegisl.tture taw, iforfoly.wivliare iteettedete 00141 6 bolc ,, .... and WNW* wimp blows? Jamaica, oil the delicate and Ott int* subject to which • •r / ..4._. .4/ a k a iir ma l 'b e e. •• •_,* .-. ans-+Oh, as pr that n to time. now •sQ.lfte• claituedlinte - attys . -. thin. . 1 have. &c. Mr. hltsnitioirlibeis °Mewed ' the ilefendaetata fi nd bill for Mt • ' ''' . 4 B !Pr d r . . W ilt U V SKISSUNe, ' 466auill'iiinriaist.he•wouldoerve.:his wife of any one. else..l ll thft ' • Major-Ooneral Mr John Le i K.C.11. Ike. • • .ltow manges. Who dared to annoy either thsonoplainanc . or Mil.. • . 111•Plear. ..; . . . Tine Fiefenglant was licked up landefautt. suPrday night Mr. Haw. the *sitting Magistrate, was.ertgaged wadi - a late hotii in an investigation, having for its object to trace. hie, the perpetrators of a daring burglary committed in the w of G. Morey, Ili. at Thames Mitten, Surrey, on Men - ILI night or Tuesday mottling last. It appears . that Mr. Storey's family retired to bed at an early ban entry fastening in the house being previously steered under alhooperinteneknco of the master of the house Mont Alt the spreaten ing. tante. of locksmith.. towever, is not proof want the: dentrivances of OW mare 7n burg its. and in ifs( awning it was food that the shutters of the parlour window bad Aso hated through with 4 center:bk.-the hose entered, and sehat i poutakiss plate to the value of 11001. taken away. Information was/Wei vs the nailer immediately, and J. J. Smith and Gardiner, with - Al- Main. patrol of this ogee, commenced an inquiry, wink. agog a lon carded on with very laudaSk activity, and is likely tithed* iftopio ant results: • • . , Mr: ifstimailikewed the reporters at the enuelheion of the is sisatioit of Saturday night, and. obwrved that lay incittioit of what bad transpired Pursing that examination in the public prints. We. /end the' mere fact of the robbery, would be very mischlairous as preseist, . . - • . • • 11ARLBOROUGH-STRRET. . , , „ ~ ~. .A master tailor,. was charged With having taken knew Ilireirtie. with a rating married woman. whose. uanie did nut tram. spire. The complainant deposed. that upon Thursday kit. the d► . f.pd.m. who is het cousin. calks' to see her; that alter he lied re. maned at the house for some time, he got op, and approached hoe, when be took the liberties which she now charged hits with. The complainant here described the attire's( the mask. In reply to questions from the Magistrate, the complaisamt soli apt she was muffed two months ago • and the pekesier meted as, "lather " at the wadding, by giving• her away. liwkikad. never given the poisoner any encouragement to take liberties tirkh her. The prisoner said the charge was false, and Mika that the Peil pialiant had kissed him befure his wife.—This the s ide s t e d, • • • The prisoner was locked up in del auk of hail. • .:' • -. hi A RY-1.A.80N111R.. • . . , I Henry Gonistshaut, owner and driver of, • hackney ebarktorras, alerted with cruelty to one of his hawses. • , Mr. Robertson said, that est Monday hasaw the defendant:l Wise the collar of the animal as it stood In the rant at Rand -street, • and tick titi shin of one ter with a thick wooden shoe, untd the horse groaned in agony. He then did * samisen thewthei ieg., and afterwards lacked it under the belly, until he was quite az 'haunted kindelL . • . • The coachman said the parse was his own ; and asked if it two likely be wunkl injure his own property? He had Wit 11 years, and it was in the habit of going to sleep if it stood ad 11( fie any time, and sometimes fell and broke his harness. He wisterias to skep 'on Thursday. aid he did no more than was necessary WI arouse ithst. Sir. Robertson assured the Magiaratialie had given a (Atli de :caption of the affair. The soachinan Was fined 905. animus. • • . ; ~. • ••• . HATTON-..GARDIkk . - m _. ..., -- , —.rsAy, and a ,woniati named 211veses. !TM (AhlWed with talking T. Allen. of his watch. gold seal, a **reign ind a ball In niOney, and Yls hat and waistatit. If appeared *off bur met female pannier on the preeeditig Saturday night; ad ,attiew I with her colter lodgings in George's court. Gray'a.lttitiane,w • be slept all night • upon his awaking the nett merging, hi ni" his companion, and the akove property. About'sfivin 41'6%6 leacher "ming lino the !dun mike ciliary, and subsettly either prisioner, who is* ciniebrnan. liten/ tn;the sanseee; .amrelteaded in Gray's inn.lane. • leith the preemptor:akar on , itirby. ib his defence, said duo- he fond the Aar in ir Raf.f.illS%. lON* denied that she was the person W who e haute with thq peoapatep.--They Were both tontmitted (UV tria.L • ••' '• -tat Louis; a blackimith, but Scandiskite for pugilistic holm% ,001 well-known Id Sauk-bridge by timigaaHwasett.eCtalt 1 ; 1 Illekh, Championtr**a• charged with stealing a kart fogy, the priirrei eta man gamed Wilkinson. • ' It appeared the prisoner went oil Tseediflairte thi'vrife of • twomentor ' who resided in :Cliristoplate-street,•Hattoi.gattlen-, bid her th at a cock. which made one of a. oppsher p(. kielkUtac ;Were hi her yard, beionged.to high; she not Wowing to the ems wary. suffered him to take k. When her sou. as wham the Mel bileaged, same home, be missed the cock, and learned the nth& that bad been played open his mother. • An Aker took airlift* bete einstody. It was proved that the wife of the intoner, s eiese hit aparehession, offered toreatare. the lost fart, lithe. reeeculien was net proceeded in.—Fully committed. , . . , -•• QUEEN-S QUARE. . •• Two boys. named Ihniftins and Lawsuit, were charged by A. Robestson. a baker, with stealing three loaves. Com e ralmant mid he hidkid down his basket in Chapebrow Nev-reta atinster. to dealer some bread, whets. a onsa:called out as • that the prisoners bad run away withdstvie loaves. 'Wknees I mod the depredator', who ran into a sewer; where they; Snored to secrete thenkelves, but were pilled/nit:by two John Gail, one of the •labonirees, deposed to edaching. who had divided use - of ant Wawa-Sot/Ma be was in the' , eating•when captured. . His. cop paoleti.Lawreace, had two o th ers under some loose beicit-iiSriti" • •• • Mr. Gainsaid( observed that bakers mote remiss in eat their bread to depredations,:hy leavini kilt silotaltevet‘ AL too great a temptation to hungry heyt; end ashotit the derr i ditirs hid already been conlned 41 hours; bk yoga diaMarfte *bent; bat warned them. how they.coaAsittod a simil4i.eilatT.--Tlie tidier mated qoite crusty at this decision, and left • Me *office, ageing the nista how to the Magistrate.. • _ ...•-• • • • ••••%.1 , Ricked' Crosier, Therms Muria. an 4 Gertilr Rerelda, Arm r bowie Metres, were charged with highway t ,: Stephen Robinson stated. that be lodged lit .411 . Jew's.enw, Chelsea; on Wednesday night • last, between• to eleven o'cloek. as he was passing through JewAhrawjte4 este die prisoners. Oozier instantly knocked bins Sown, modals 6., two. with another man who is not in *goody. held Mit fast: Crosier riled his pockets of eight shillings and soak* ran sway. . . '... 8 ' *min .341•7•1 • The prisoners sold nothing in their defeteerdidithey wets' coannitteti to trial WORSHINSTRRIIT." '..; ' 4 ' l A little boy, saly nine years of age. was ehergith retain; It appeeed that a lad was returning from iiii"Uncies" with same articles which hie father had entrusted to the keeping' of that hard ridatew. it a a plater (ex their security, when she lad left thrthings for a few stamessits on the step of a door. The young prig. at tat bar swooshed them op, and ran off with them. They weld am afterwards found at his father's house.—Thi prisoner was talk committed foe trial. • LAMBETH-ST[IBIM: I. Garrett, aged 15, was chat ged wick lambing tubbed she apartaj inept of Wm Marks, of Dean street, Old Artillery-pound, of twenty-sin sovereigns and a silk droll, during her temporary Ah erne, on Friday last. The prosecinrig, ht's very roundabout Haan net, detailed her evidence, and the prisoner was remanded, UNION—HALL. . F. *peals was charged with stealiog fees beleelsohept of Mr. Heath, a farmer, at Crowhurst, Surrey. •Hall, the f Constable, stated. that on thy tech silLtoor bollocks levy st from Mr. Heath's field ; that Mr. Heath had since seen Agee of the skins with a salesman in Le, dentiall Market, who legated out the prilocier as baying brought them for sale. • The primmer was lot sight of at the instant; but, in consequence of subsequent in. quiry, another of the skins had been traced 40 his possession; and it having been deccoreMd that the prisoner was hying at the Old Cripsel Hoes., Nertvoqd, .he (Hall) acrd Pegs blot ens tady. He stated that on Viedftestily week he sewn liadr bullocks, who offered them for sak net kaviget he had only !might ad/, which he lad sheet devahlajiht sal Hall requested an adjournment for &week, to get!ttpsbAelfildeltec i which the' Magistratevarded. • • • . . John Eat, the 000lidensial desk eta , h)y resliehebte Arm Is the Moroegh, was fully eenstitied. chat iO wit► oillesliNig nceived by Wu huh hit seeideler's tenets. - .. .... , -. Wer.sa MeeaMAxis.—Aitribe.of, Americans..igou • ( the 40th degree of north latitudeand the 4,5 th weAlaiii gitude, AM said to pouess many curious M§titabqutp island named firydon, ° from ethical their actors idtg since came. Their language resembles the . Welsb,apd their religion is a salt of.rnixed Christianif,y ppg Vitt* ism. They know the use cf loteis t an,d are f084.4' music and poetry. They still call tlemseives 4 Brfaones t This statement rests on the evidence of M. OwerWili hams,' of Baltimore, who visited their seitlemeptfis 1817. He believes them descendants of some wandeti g Br itonsiespelled from time home about the of thes4f c ol and carried by wind and cut rent to the greet cone , at of the west, into the heart of which, they had' tmen dsitea back by successive encroachments of modern settlers. We fear that there are scarcely sufficieat' grounds for plucking the lattrel,of discovery from t h e kow of Columbus, to twine it, round some runaway 'forefathers of our own.— bdtdose In-elly Berl, W. .iifirgtatiftia . afoul itiati sabstaolialtn3' piimement ; a log Lbal,,i t o ,wiwievor *peck might still tall shoe • . 1011Saraill coatquiplited by the Parliament arid lioi . illigit. of ;#4l:.ticil.s7 4 .titti Airpe,samild aot be dirt +l :'whitii,fil.fripbeFairprattimatiocto.tlitsesnosures ini iiistalst jaikaspatall the local authorities , be found t • 1* .. witkotbir safety ittd swell-untlerstoud iateres •• e jjb t ai‘ple • ': Ret r o ..- aktiWer i wawa .tt • lIL ,og similar to . ''' I. fiii iiii f ieeit • • •IfirePoigg to Bailsedaes. tbat .tbe Privy Cailacil i 'l . OO ll hi! Majesty to sleet* saacti9p tatbassawi . UPW4i O t _f 4 1 40 )0 0 /..4 1 t*OS1414C94 41 naC,o l li t I oyelottlae . salise tiate, Lb Lo eam, AO illippr4Ot • .1101.161.Sts*Miligh is is stiU susceptible.- Comp. ', i k - .itlitbrel4•Cod.,ol.Barbi4oel ! par poli cy at 1:b ' I ---•,- -, --I - -•—• . -.. . CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. I ' • • • .. OXFORD, Ike. 4. *t erne arasation. held in.t he Chapel w : hin the Pala en Sonday. the gt‘t day of !htt.teroh et persons were admitted into I luiy Orders-. . .• • loithecome * Wary Browne, M.A. 'Lincoln Cuilep. • George Colebrook Jordan, M.A. PendicolorCollege. joeypb :Neste Waists. M. A. be. John's College. Hooey Pottier, HA. Worcester College. " WiMana Thome* Wyld.• It A. Christ (.'hunch. •Asigiato• James Brine, RA:Rueter College. • masts. • Cbades Rade. M.A. Trinity College. ". Adobe,' allireet. RA-Oriel Ce:lege. a v ia n omen, 11 A. Wormier College. JohwHoeper, HA. Queen's•Colkle. Aggiogrd Philip Goldovorthy Tulfainian, N.A. Mespekvn ali • .Sithas, B.A..Queen's Celtepe. ..11 .la- 61 Plie g Ips. B.A. , l4bwideo College. t. •CAMBIHIJOIf. Oct E. Wednesday Anthony .Ciewaby. K. A. Thanes '(better,. e.A , N i l Valentine Fowler Hovenden, It. A. !idiots/1 of Trinity "lihre Mimed. Fellows of that seriety.. " Nobitecii, Orr' I.—The Deader, still remains irseam. cop basic been brat offered to ProlesAue Gsisfecil. of Oh s or e. tee there/sods to Woodcock... Gunn of Christ Cits•Cli,ist d ie University. 'fbe later visited this city last week, bet st is stood be does Clot accept it. • ICC esstasi Ws IL 1 . 10110111.1115. • 'lv RM. Creep Bonbon, M.A. to the Rectory of Prevost* Northimpereashire. Rev. Richard Venable*, .D.D. Prebendary of Breese.' kik Livings NAntmel and Moire •Radmist:* • •• Rev. William Castplaud. 'C:itlet *Cialkittri Ca Seemed Amer of the Grammar School, 'Lichleid, to * * g m * of Acme lireuelmotp, Worcestershire.' Host. sad Nei. Mr. Grey to the viltaable Listing of Pithoyege te • The Ito. T. P. Pandit ' M. A t of -Queen ' s: College, list.re,•as been Marinated. by the Bishop of Giuuctster, tombs &hoary Weseeite; in that eslnty, melds onni• 146e:it'd left' •• The ask, of Hers : 4ord bas conked toe Rev! )k een N ee. D.C.& Pretilladaii of Mien:ed. .Rectorsf • Eatery Bees% aut ppm* iirMaidalen Hl11;' M . the Chancellorship d,he Carat. Hetellird Cithedral. eacaorby the death °fate Nev. Herbert klil Wednesday the Mahn of Peterborough ineitined the lieu. ward Grillo, Jr; B.A. to qt. VltstietellWen o s s the s erf InAtkai p t ,i ii , vscabi lty ilk resignation of the N e e George 7.- •". • .2* s, Dee of Ariel has .presemed the kev.-D en eatellst, se pgr.sker.Vamaf,licantlV• fie deativefthe Rev. Aletafin A .Tbursjay thy Rev. ham Buchanan. of Hostile Chapel of Rse wasiiiducted to 'tlif tibilturafcluer/k eillikelb Leith tbareh,vacan bills. death ofjkt Rev. Defrelsiid..:" 4 '• • • The Prfshitery orreectifk *mettle Stratutheo en•Wide r .* as'olight, and " 'Rev. WilliimGereanttel the estmoi allmejeed that.parlia•::The Rev.' Thitents . 11ilkof logleTen, feellnimland prestdect.T . • • '• • • • • ' SPORTiNd'iIIMEiIKiENCis . • CHP.friItkPIRLD ItACllB..Orit.'ll..-1 - • A Ssieepstakest ticSsers. • ants (*Om: Blois* Subslfribeif: )4r. H .P onldworth s c Vaned'. ifra " • ' - ,..41/ 1 4411. Mr* T. G ; ; 4l ;ts 0 1 14vp i ni yes ••• Air s! • btjpit - d - ur fren • 2'.• 4* •ta• X. G. • aynarda Vititalitni, - 4 - 01 1 '''' '‘.41168. legs • Vanish beat. ‘Hia l'be Noblemen ant4A,relespell:i. f ile:sE oil flee.* 41ematetrdiiiiisit IA ' • • Mr. Hodgion's b f Penelti m a, cyret• • • .1 M i r. yef(Noiletddrja).e7e Taw 411.9 • .-4 .**r . lissithwortlis bl e Frederick. 3 yrs ▪ .•••••PI .0 idlk • • •• • • MON MOUTH k A CRS; • Om. • . Coral , Manbere .Platts. tif 'l5O. Mr. 3: tfay's bl t BO*, 4.yrs. set lib• ... 4 II Mr. Thorn's Maid of Mansfield, ti yrs, 9at Alit • Mr. ch g Cyrus. 4 yrs, lilt Ilb ' ' ia,,s•". • AIL Ilfanfe• 4 yes, Sat 4lb ..4.4 ••• • -4 die Handicap Plate of £.50 glees by e tlpe Xiotti. ; T . wleeleand Sada distal*: . ;;; • • *144.6 _ 911.1*V); Mated ' *yrs,2ittlifb** •,.* ' I 4 LI Mr. 1.19nw . s in Ponheer arid; !MAW"' ...& 3 It breltaiasYtitiThe ler' -.1 • " 7 ' 4,2' 4 1 Mr. Vlrgc.F.'sli ' S d A Sweepephes 4s each, for baSsiiiot tlioriegi.brett. Mr.. . 3one4Artitheito walked over • •-•*: • HUNT/RCN • The Rot igt . HaievhitirkitoKiltlande most pq WedneskeyeAt 'Maas Mill. titer Recce; and on Friday, at Pool Brisige, . I !.,:glee.4foric mai) . *War i4l>r Haimplo; tolerfrovarat-Yrfroa&k: Monday. at Nun ; and es Cater& y, at 'Maw* %fa. he York Citp- arriyol9 l 9/ 1 111,4400414:-.. . • • . . HippitAoAly. Toss Faifis a r&orhO sailernitifeat the ytarl9o. Peace proeldinird'vittlr Itairrka, 11113. •'• • • • To tattasoaall—Vaibbs at her "rarest disniatenibain tee San; Naas 1 1 "41 ill gate bon** .91teTalpse wain a tlegivratal a ot-Zhis. Wsblgramy . -41fit think 6sets 53 Min. part 8. ,Tpuoisa kie Sidi eclipsed atrisalt.paM It it night, vi.lttle the-tooth. parrot' Asti, and; • lof course, inviable in Great agi lialh—NeW AveA nem.pau sp,at / gem—sc. De. ) 1: v. di LOOP venal during Paul's preaching at Adam.. lla waeJtilied in IMO. ban's poeseoutiro is Das year 16.—First day of the month Mc rimless:o,6Bl2n Gide Rain) . with tea Jewa.--E.klystone Lighthome ,„1759. Fuser—&w efts 119 ado.-past L—Tbe Athenian Fmtival,itha. lastittread in centmemormion of the taiietty of the Athenians frost the opptession of the Mllloll4T—a niotiatia bait beast, half man. SATUILIWI—Leisene for the day of the Synagogue. Gem. 14 - S. in Gen. :11 -ii-Vlrat . tley Oche montLltabi. 11. math tho —Lwd Ala Ca n 's loamy, 1797. • 11AltltlE1/. At St. Georges antra, Ilanover•squaresthe Rev. Win' I " . M.A. 4 reottuuke College. Ozford, dad 'lector of OtteJ, ':car Godsione. in Sultry; to MUT, the only daughter of Gee. Maus Smyth; Dri.oot Gireiria-ettert, tirosvenor.squirc. Tuesdayo l t Oswat's. Chester. tbr James Mang), ILA'v n Pern4B9ll6 CA!,..litie. 0 1 lord. aid of Ituquette these, Nand s . %Alert:Nei" toth.rtotte, eldestalaughter or Mare Geo. fleeted& At West Haeknry, the flee. .1 6 .' Harr, Minor Carroll ot Paul's Cat/iiiral, tt Anne. yours/eft daughter of the late lter..list tart Jernty., %rata of Lucie' Wilairjitg, Ears. • DURAL • • •• • At Gsiesay;aibere be bad gone ilitibe hentft of his be-lob, tar Maw. Alunasilse Robertson. 'Hadar 4if tbe y llliuN (Ai Warms' &AMA % at Baraptno, Oxford : At the Rectory, fitreotaam 'near - 144m0; the n ee. Ilerbee Hill L Rector of that pariah, and Chancellor of the Choir of.Hese • • • . • At filirrybern, •the are, Th e -,,,,a yaw n , ag o .16 year ., &sow Ottytet ut that pato,h. ersonlee,in! iii 19th tat. in hit 47th year, the itea.34o Slits tViltaterathe gists Church at Falstone. A tbentaitsi of•Thivion. Wan lens h the w Hobert lbw to • •'k • bersf,Antilkenef that pariah, In the 4/ .t year ut hi. Alunstry. As itoo.kall,Sutherlandshire, on the u9:k August, the MEI. William nobelium, fate Clergfinan of the miukui ut liinOar~jp ° and Crach. Droiblied, tali* bathing in the sea at Greenock, Cot, 'William r Baird. • . - HAG si,*AT/Lit at A.UNDON-81111)61C TO NR/Itlit)o , .111Oeniai . 12 minute. alter 1 atter:moo . 31 minutes atter .I__ Lemma : Pliaqed asd Pal;i:brd by JirtG Marva * the Ptapn. tat. at %be Saab larroca. N. i, l'ickatt ylaces Templa Bat. • hid l'be, . • "44%641ER14. 1 : 1 .‘.v. .• . 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