Star. — London, England, 1828-09-18 00:00:00

• BESUP•Z UR LIEVE. , :fop:0 . re*.ore Amon. • .~._ • * The sweetest ininenee shed an Descends (rein Cupid's throne, And cep . thins through Creation's plan The tarred hnpuise awn. . • We See the fie that gally : wooes Tbshi of his And the fond larch sobs cows 'And webs his Meier dove! -nnAilendeni of each paintedliswer Is on die keen depending, . The ivy dings in every bower Arend ihepeney linden ; • • AP alurmuringliows doe • TWO reeds sits surface mother, Along the vale, or down the Wi t • To sdagk with sdietkar I With inside weeds and groves reeeistud g ' Ai/hen birds together dog, •. ' . • As their gay feassles Lair • And clap the thwart*. wing ; • Albite and bardell, ay nwaYs . Around their Weed ones hover, • Where Inifirt;endli° ken- 01 1 gs B °T • Their Rod earessonSineif, Ye sails, the usasterwgehadf2lOnewiti ..• When noble feelings insini . !urns the joys tonsertais • And tains the Wrote" er lorVe : • • 8 ° Ikl B T•er fdlels.satiliiishere • olids ail ourolleihr, • • PM Cii . "!V* l2 4 4o 4et as.% • • • March% foCilliniiltill* . • ! • .11111/01.110r.015g10N5,. Sart. 17- . . Dale Orlafraa.* aratChesaft, was itidicked foe* south. spin James Levoilli'..:;, .cj . OsThe evidence against she timer .was as follows: Alitkit mieo'crock of the mooing of diet?* August the prosecutor and two friends wore passing by Plum tree-street, and .seeingthe.ptiwoot'and ether watchmen talking together, whiten number of' women of the town ikiire'llotettoptingith,e.risengen, one of the party lob setamt, that it was...o pep the' 'statuses did not mind their. duty, and mot stand gave *nil. They were inld *lobe; and the proseestdr said jokingly to the watch. atoku, "Get out, yotitnnowiat," upon which he got 'a 10 ltake"in the side from the prisoner's stick; be put up his hands to save himself from further violence, wrer) he Watiostantly knocked down by the defendant; be attetippeed to getup, but again•be was knccked down,l and beaten by him most uniliercifully. In consequence' of this ootrage theitisener Wii.dittnitsed from his .situe tionlir *Manion by theVaTielt Board. ' • j The Jury returuedayerdict of gatilto ; and the Court, in gonstdetmicM of his having been discharged-10M his • aill4alment, and imPtise.ned three weeks alteidyi, 04. 1 tented Waited,' to ireprisonment for i ii 4. days. ;....oeses iirseistwesiodicted far asettiting John. Kitrip 7 ' WA !With ..‘a poker. 11(imp000 is beadbarough of the• *OM 41$1. Panerite4oo the 3d Of September be went to Vaddington, 30 stake a Man. named. Morley upon:; /font of. bastardy. - M orley *as ; in the. MmHg% room., . Mid Opou-the lemecerilt itt.empting to take him, the •rtionet metaled op- atfoluir.,.and strtsb.bim With it lettlio theurue:.,,,. • .-.....,.- ;• : . . • • •7:.Thellurtiouustet.‘mdictif,dniky, sod the prisms! • ItietiebleacOt kla sielaevkst. itoptitnausent... - rAl ,7 .••': 7_.'. 7 . iA : ' ai . • . t • • •••••r "" - 11"1 1. -2, .. . : , •IDLUi*MAY ' SESSIONS, Sr. W ri. ~ ! al; 0,•.s ;. •.; ttPr.. ~ .._ . s t et ~. . : 1 t, , t'9 r. • 'e.. ~ •.. . : WM, C e ULM. .., 11.1kire Mat Awns .. ' f.r7;fdas arkirkliviii - rharge with •sscdli4 in a dwell • i.llicesi Naria . o articles, of rise V *aloe of. 11.. she .pro litttif gebecka lichen. • :. ••—. . • , •• .) e presonir was norie l in , thebouse of the . p . t!tikao. • Itis t s ena &elm:hood-of eltePrObecutrit wit ly ing dead 'in ituktobili out of whiCh the. things were Stolen.. The pietn s. idMitted.that the bad taken the things while in a state of great 'ditties,. and at the time the peotecu trii gave het lie:Mission to pawn the things; this, bow. per, was denied by thesirovecuttiz. : . 7 1 11e'Jitil irtiend the :primmer Guilty, and --' The Leartieditniod said. hid ihould • certaiply send -joie lot bi the Colliery::: . ' , • • ' .. : estase,ii . F4llWiee liertinita asillltaion'YsiosLii . ri . : rannind Morse "rat Charged with' stealjog a cow, Iroltse101; the - prOireVty of Wm: Harwell. ' • • : WM. Hit iota,' the son. of the prosecutor . . t. . deposed, that his fatbOr is a Cel4ottlier, it Hotusei,and that a Cow swat stoless - fiiiskihit:isithes'ipreoilses'on the724tlinf . Dabber hitt it ;Vas iii a 4elil'atett qnrisfi-tv,and av a ' •sight,eads the Mit Inewsint it was minas% t - lb*gate *lke field bad bee" toreedogsee:i fie en* search after Ike t Aear, and Msreer in rate - pnwessien or , . dioilei,:igt Striefited;• be *lined her. as bang the property' of his fethati lie inatiailt knobs she cow, as she erfausatked inn rmiitar tuannet. • • 1 .141 M Itoo 6 . lCcagktgloalek . 4l klocloisey, swore that he boo" a cow of ttrelorfiimer - Mt the••244th of lateikto- , %isOliitearforil itsPsket4 be gave al. los. lot it. Wit .am asked him, liseeiiste to th e purchase, ilittiete got .Isys. 1 - .He '4OOO j dipt it bellonged : to a•Csnitlakeit re?! . e mir ' . ~t711 11 4 1 1 9 91 19 0 * . and . that h i was eii siiider•;i • . in the service . 0 the Getstiemilt: Hof laid, • j . they had hid* cots foetus" Soo ilintaths i.vritness: • therpard fat the cosi; 'aid :gays& it •f. :boa sers:asteiO' , ' chip.. Ifosser : The co** saw its tpe possession" Of Mr.l liarthell WAS the same W*1;0 'VoughtW.ihe prisoner: 1 *. *. TOO- pvisooer,swhen celled;.uPifit for his defence, air declaied that be *as iissiocaut 'Of the charge. , ' :era. whites!, eietatalted fiettivact4 '." •Jl • NC lost.icetictietili isiiiiried 'op the ease; fail "helot" fund the pilsonsiefisiiltr." • . • .* • d_cipastiv irr 'Sesta4rtitiolsitilerqjatt was indicted lei nestling a teit.u4iy aid *the u riiaTesi Valise V: the property cf Edward Cbliell,•his Master . . The prisoner was again iodide& fot 'Meiling' rive knives and five •' fork's, valise Ss. asSiVisiso for stealing a paii 'of finger plates and other attic/84 • the property of • bit • said; =stet. /4r. Astor rnoestate4 the eate.fOrlbe prow:4.o6mo. • ' William Dodd etemioal bylk Amu:mos—ls fore man to bir.Coleoll,.who;..is- an •estensive ironmonger . is the H a ys oarket.--Folid teetotal pareels of nails ton coaled:behind an oven in a hack worehoese. In conseui queue of 'this he marked the parcelef nails pindaced.! Found a papa cornaiiiing knives and forks on the fast of August, and marked them. A boy named Garnell was set to watch, and in consequence of information , which he gave, after the prikoar wegol , out to dinner the witness followed him and biosoglit him Wk. /I; • - sent for an officer, and told the prisoner to take out of his- pocket the property he had taken. He took out the knives, and said be had brought_ diem Irons his own lodgings to clean. The knives were of an old pat/mai • abdhod hii maik on them. . Cteisa-marnined by Mr. Piritura.-When they were '• take, froti behind (he oven, there wee De ma r k p a them to.diAinguish them aS Mt, Colivell's proper% :! :71 Meept that they were of the same pattern. .P.isoner said the knives and forks were his own, and that he had brought them to clean. James Gamell deposed'• that he was concealed to watch near the oven on the list of August, and saw the prisoner -take:the bundle of -knives and-forks from behind the over, and put them in his pocket. He - told . the last witness. Prisoner did not clean the knives be. tore he pot them.in his pocket. Mr. Edward Colwell, examined by Mr. ADOLIIIUS—A Is a furnishing ironmonger, at 57, in the Haymarket. The prisoner was in his employment as a . porter 'for Four years. Found, on searching the prisoner a lodg ing. the several articles produced ; limy had this private mark upon them. Cross-examined by Ur. PUILLIIIS—ArticIes of the same description as those found were sold ;to Persons . at his shop with the same private markspoo them. By Mr. Anot.nsys..-Never sold any of the ankles produced to the prisoner. The pgisuner, in his defence, ,said ise purchased the various articles.produced, .- a • • . • - Lydia Powell was called, and she proved that.. 40 , her knowle.ise, 'the tea-pot had bees'in use fur fobs leers before. Other witnesses.ibo had.seea she articles in use also gave evidence to.that efect. Some witnesses wese - calltd.to &Wetter ; and Mr. %rim VAtiell.Al Suiwaked up the evidence. , Verdict—Gnat,. • . • A a • NEW coquet Ec . , k, . HICHIWAX R,onssev..—Deariel lease wss , indictedi for. feloniously assaulting •Robtrit Warner ? in Peseei lanes lnito6oo,e'o l *4 !ilaTi I W 4lin g .ir * his knee six slvereigns. , • The prosessitor deposedtthst•as he Was passitig slang Smithfield on the evening in question. itve s females - Itele h 5 14 ; 61 1 ,,.,0,0 1 ._ : ; . .00 1 ..ihe r 5, Tq ,. , t e d Pr* '‘ Mr. Fa ilime goa. cfnigni.and ;nay came oot; the public house two men stood , ,at the door,;- lowed him formate time. 3 ' As• witnese•Was' afrAid/ losiog his money, '4* -- pet' it fiandinid,the soner suddenly grasped. liii .theinb, 4osocked him down, and took it away fries him. On cross-examinatios by ifc.C...f hitt.t.tfe,- for she prisoner, the prosetotor admitted thet`he bad taken' some Porter on the day in guestioo, was intoxicated ; witntss might baveloid some potion that he was drunk; the two women Mullett limn before the robbery took place. Wilhan Plove.s, p watchwisii, taw; :tbe..prosecuttir and the prisoner together 'on the night in question, but knew nothing of the robbery. • The prosecutor did•not Sayan, thing of tie robbery till th e day.sifter ; the prri Settrtar did not tell witness to" giriiiiiformation'about it till.two months afteraroidai. tlie,_POUCcutor .was cer tainly in liquor on the night in question... This witness swore in such direct .contradicticin 'to .his deposition byline the Magiswrates; . that he or* kirdere4 to ,go down, and was immechatel,,iiiii.into ouirtOard... . The COUlloll Saloaaas said, Jill/rad 4:llMkt impu dent contempt of jyt:ticr,'-anit,Of 'coorneAliitcted the Jury to acquit the prisoner:_7 „ • •• 1 : Willierst Baler, a youth; et IS, •was indicted for feloniously assaulting lytalkie W!llik ifiithr King's high way, in the parish of St,' f t 440, Ontlie:l .d et August last, and taking from.bis . p e rspptire 07,4$$s. in silver. The prosecutor ilia plasterer, and Wassnassing along .Totteribiun-court-raed out bemmOnginilinestionovien 'the 'prisoner, id soap!, with. &withering's. laid held of .470, collar, and'evritrisittedie - irklegidOlibtfi. ' "eis stiOre.po4tilifli. to. thErircrinritt,..ufr pig i lar bad at list adasirtecithi. rObbery::, a . . .;* The prisosier was -alio. islentilkall4t* ***Jai 'gm toolihim into custody. * '•. • -":: -•• .Tpwprisriner'S' Matter, .Irattctsika eitoft. . 1 4.1 R -•14 se 99t1 Charter.--Vcrdiat tseilty. but reaMeronortnelitscliest7 by both•the Jury and prosecutor. •.• ,*- • , • - - JerestieS [Any wag indicted foritstaultiat Jaccrii . 'WoOI4 Batclife.highway,*mt the':Sd'Of July, pjpd Stealing a pockeOriok and a , fiat from his piispa.; I, :.• 7The prosecutor, who is a German, gave every snip. telbgible aunt of the transaction; but it appeared that thirprisotter broke q. 0 ,1 prosecutor's tfiop; and tiben:Mr.• tirooliwent aftar:lsiol.toiet pay. anent for the damage, the prisoner 'cluck hind violently in theface, and committed the alleged' robbery. A met) was collected upon the spot, bat the prosecutor. his tote of the prisoner sideritity. • The prisohirt, in his defence, called.several witnesses, •who gave him as excellent character. Onesof the • do lirshinman, said he had never 4006 a, pjn's'irorth harks. siast.pe!iteited that...ski ill Ootgd, be:.laid, co charge, " bailing h i i being a veryindustrions ThsJoris taffies - much consideration, gare•aterdiet •. ,•• &My. 80w...amt.-44 Witiriiisoar a Yflith *Wet lag- • g 'indicted fur breaking into the dwelling helm bi- Fro. derick %lodised, his brother, at Bedfont, ire# slid stealing Abe .$OlO of 61. a aiklyarksee other; the . psessity of line Wondison; his"tirother. As she plains did not appear 'to prosecute. the Leatued Sergeant directed the Jury to acquit the pri-. inner, who, rowever, was severely admonished. ' • Jeiliph iirerisoli Was indicted for Stealing . ' carrairtityi of copper, the property of his. master, Mr. Branthwaite, en engineer, in the New-road, on the 19th of August. The evidence being satisfactory, the-Jury farad him be was recommepded to mercy. te-eoniv.-,Joreph Taylor was indicted. for stealing nine lamp.;itters in - the parish of St. Anne, Westminster, Thew were several counts in the indictment, some ,charging the:propertfas belonging to persons Onknowo, Anil others, that u behliged to CantallipC of ti/0 pails) °Seers. The Counsel. far the prosecution (MI; Boom) told the Jury, that by en Act of_Parliament passed about a, fear ago, it was no longer necessary to gni die Data of persons to•whum public buildings ne property be longed, as was formerly the case. The principal witness esainst, the prisoner was an accosaplice . George Cobb, • who had assisted him in taking the lamp -irons horn various streets. Eighteen were pulled down in all, and the prisoner pretended that he had been employed to take thensftway. , The prisoner .errisi-examined the witoess in 'a very ingenious manner s With a view to elicit horn him the amount of the mosey he had received at different times from the Gentlemen of the ,pitish for his evidence.-- White's' admitted 'that he had received money front the ,parish atceti t bstt deaiel, that be had attempted to ca rat Money ,ftuai the punster wider a promise not to appear eying him. , • The plisoner pat its a written deface, in which he, stated that 'be bald ,peen employed by a man who peel Betided to be a foreman of **Gas Light Company, to ta k e away ike4apps, and deaths was told be might do 'what he liked with them.-4;80k •• - • 'hoax v.--Johis Daily wasindictel for anlawhilly marrying Mary Phillips, on the with Juke 1827, his , former wdr, Elisabeth Cornelius, being . : The 'prisoner appears to be quit., a foul* oak and arm Mins placed at the bar, 'Mottled sonie.papirs in . a very busbiess lite way, and said be should lieferaChis own cause. • The primmer wished to prove that be was under age at 'he period of the fir at marriage. but • • . . The Couar said, thou as it was. canuasted.bpbanns, that circumstance did not invalidite it. Proof was oared of bah marriages, and of the idea. tity of the prisoner, who trad a piper confessing the charge, and begging for the leniency of the Quirt. . Thq .luiy found the priionerGailty. . 4 true bill has been found against Mrs. &non Cooke, the woman alleged to be connected with the gang tf switilers. • Miumous ItuvaT.—Jaftes. Siadve was indicted for maliciously thrusting out the rye of George Green.— The indictment charged the prisoner with a capital 'offence. By the law, as laid down in the 9th of his present Majesty, if any person shall unlawfully or ma liciously cut , stab, or wound, withintent to murder. it will be a capital offence. and the person convicted is liable to suffer death. It alus enacts that if any person shall cut, wound, or stab, with intent to mains, or do any grievous bodily injury, it is a capital offence. George Green, the prosecutor, is a cow keeper, in Little Chester•street. Grosvenor-place. The prisoner is a plumber and glazier. It appeared that they had quarrelled about a horse and cart, which the witness lent him to remove some lead. which lead was afterwards taken to Bow-meet.— On the 30th of August oriuresi was coming from the Feathers public•house, with change to pay his men.; when the prisoner came.out with some lead in his hand, Surd asked witness if he wanted any lead to. pay hii wren Iwith? Witness said, is Go in, • you old fool." . Some farther altercation took place. and recriminatory. words and vulgar epithets were bandied about from each to she other. At length '(said the witness) he brou.ght out ;an instrument like this sucker:tocil, and Made-a push' with it at my bones • but drew it back again. and thrust it into my eye befne I could.save myielf. .1 did not observe his attitude ; I have lost the sight of my. pye. In dtsiwing the sucker tool back, the ball of it .caught the upper bore of the eye . ; I never struck nor struck at him ; I was confined to my bed for nine days ; I had nothing to do with what betel the prisoner at the PoliceOlSCe. Several witnesses confirmed, the prosecutor in his statement of the facts. , The prisoner, in his defence, denied any intention to strike the 'prosecutor in the eye, and imputed the injury to accident. His intention was to knock off the prose-. tutor's hat. A number of respectable witnesses gave him a good character. He was described to be a very harmless,. quiet, good-tempered man. !lawn VAUGHAN, in his charge to the Jury. said the prisoner was entitled to acquittal, unless they should:be of opinion that he intended t ) do the prosecutor•bodily harm, whieby in case death , had, *ensued, world haw! amounted to the crime of nsurder, The Jury,. alter some deliberation, pronounced Abe prisoner Guilty of assaulting . the prbiecutor, with intent to do him some grievous bodily harm.—Age 48. lisrenumpeArte Pr agouril was indicted tOr the murder of her infant; but it did not appear that the evidence a the prosecution applied to the prisoner more than to other females living in the house where the infanewiti found, almost decoMposed. ,The Jury. Acquitted her. • • : .., . POLICE INTELLIGENCE. e' t:'" , • •• . es . ! otrumil ..._.....r.._.. ml. . . 116110116itio'0,* tpiddle-aged istavondras charged witbm.pol... lelly paw.* A fustian jacket and . a ..palefflf trousers, dm 'pei . • of tie pariah - of ik. Mary Staining. • • , Mr. Illoiail; the, Churchwarden, stated the articles hall belts fur nished to this weevil's ton, an inmate in:their Poor-bogie, - to Ma- Me hint to obtain arniloyment ; but . kli Mother getting - . bold of him, took the articles from hint, h eil rived them the same nig)ts in Golden-lane: • - - -. Davis. the i lmartkof Bartholomeir tile Great, said 11 • . • - was a great impostor , and bad Q AT '. ffiuth trouble hip . but a neighbour 404, she atsempted . ii,iyibe the watchaseil . burial.grontutto suffer the Npurreet to disinter iipt : :: lowr and was so bunted upon Ibis accouni t 'isp -sbe was glad lb '- . .' quarters. She uottlto lock ber son yp the room, and:gilte A - physic to make bier ill, to cache the eltarity of the Realties' • , visiting the Sick, Ma of religions. persons, whom shilmitelr pray and coed by his bed-sifie. Tits wortify Rector of Scißs . " lancer's been called in to administer the Saiitaisitli the dying youth. She bad invited Diesenting kliniatni :in`. same way, merely foe the sake of ate. shilling or turi,whii* rattle appearance of herself and her spacrastr.were'sure to cause to be Filmy The lad, ibitui VI years old, could net refrain from joleiegin laugh at this recital; and Sir Perak Loam asked lted n 'sefikt p: hoot was about which she seemed to wish to exhibit (fok tie kW a mock worn dirty duodecimo volatile, In one band, laid a lime battle of pbytic in the other).—* It is the New Testimeitt, qv. as replied. Muttering something betides In a but half-tiniest to#4, es psissam of her estimation of its content+ 0 Your owes son la laughing at your hypocrisy." cried Sir Pom. " Dig. tell as what she gave you to make you ill." • 0 Woo ntiapply to the Dispensaries when I am in Ipted, health. and pee to swallow the medicines," answersdais ediN Sir Pares fiat did she get 14 it ? Soo—Sortieditite Ss. at once froth* Sick Societlei, and 41. money (rani the parish. . Sir Pavia—Von seem to be an bone* ltd. notwithstalidiestip have had so b4o . tutor. Does yOur mother like gin r Soo—A fittleorisen she can get it. He also said he wait tired El being made ill foe her profit, and that the coned the pawnbrokiv down from bilked room at midnight, to take the fustiasis In, by s tale of a nslebbouring pasvpbroker's itoose.being on Are. The prisoner did;not suffer all tier. to p.m without alien= diversion. Sbi piayed for the cOnvenim of all present, a to Goa from the false judgment of hien,- exhorted her son aim. member whims he Tsai accusing. and denied the imputations etholits an hnposteeand,ditinkard. She Isictbeen li years a widow, any */ some years before worse than a widow, her husband being conalid In a inadheum,,aadthough poorer In pocket, she was better in eass• science than ber, issreecutors, Ste. seasoning her observatime here and there With a.morsel of pious jargon. The Aidenuak committed her .to Isitlewell for Kies dim directing that the stumW pot be put on the mill. . , -. Witham Fitopsigg, a porter, wet charged by two cd!ceirof the Society for Pronoun' Cruelty ip .. 494rat., with wantonly' cruelly whiPplig 4 florae, drawing a my coach th? .. imgh • . sweet, from fileitarkot so. ferter.gne v on Saturday 4 Apish monstratet with by, these ollicers.-)lcleas ordered tuituir i . .111ARLBOROUG1:1..SritEET. . - " ". Yesterday, a yens, tin' I who on thi4, - occasion gals, Ids n Genf Tfosymos hiss where real earls, la ianeePt !. l l)efiloge . sirens, was brought before Air. Comity the taus aglstrate, charged with various fetswia practised biblin uttnetopile : drapers all over the metropolis. • - George Robertson, shiilitai to Mere!. East qui Brownowoni len.drapers. in Vigo street, Begent-street, stated % that'op tie 296 of August last the prisoner, whom he had never seeu,before. cattle to the atop of Messrs. East and brown, lnd obtained there four yards and a half of superfine him cloth, in the name of 11*. Wil.. Manson, a tailor in New Bond -street, by,tibosn he said he had been sent for it to match a pattern which he brought with him. The cloth was worth about five pounds, and witness saw* nothing more of the prisoner until he was in custody. ' • - Mr. Williensson, the tailor In Bond-street stated, that about nine or tin solintrialgo the prisoner was in lila lervice, in the name olGeotge Andrews, and about that rime his (Mr. Williamson's) • shop was broken int o, and robbed of property to the amount of MAL and having strong grounds for suspecting that the robbery was commiued with the knowledge and aid of the prisoner, he hid bins taken up, and tried and convicted at the Old Bailey. and from that tistie to the present day be saw or knew nothing of .the pa lmier, and of course he never sent hint on the 29th of August last to Messes. Bast and Brown, or any where else, fur any cloth. Rickard Lawrence, shoguns,' to Messrs. Longstat and Hidop, Illonelseitet warehousemen, stated that on the sth . of August last the primer. who was an entire stranger there, came tollse shop of Mews. Langstaff and Mislay, and- obtained di yeas of Gam ine Aye trown cloth, foe which be said be bad been sec by Meson. Cooke and Son, tailors, Greateneen-street ' Lincoln's inn-fields.inn-f ields. urinal.* a patters , trbidtfie produced, and be also produced* ,f the printed codicil lien bete mid &tts, *IAA 'faalliateit his Obtaining die de*: . %Koss ski", Ass,. piss• is awed. isms was sheet 10.. and fratilhat ma am air waainmesseft, threwligew etw . nothing, die.fifiwitif• • Yr; Cooke on: listerdohat ahem a month share the pilaw* eattailto theft litapitbd inquired the price a( seine Clothes, We* was lOW to Witt, Old he then asked for a card of the house.whidk coq given to him. The hoe& otpatterna which was shown mishi t nee doh to the prisoner, had the spews of Mews. Lesagstalf Hide printed on it, and by this atenta k was that the pri enn , r most have learned that those - were the wooden-drapers with whew ' the Miners dealt. Wham never taw the prisoner ricer on t h e , °remain until the present day, and neither be (the witness) Ng . his father ever gave the viewer any authority to obtain cludiel Messrs Lingual/ and Hislop, or any where she, Mews. Lake'and Laurence; woollen-drapers, h c lot street, and varietal aims 'hi the URIC trade, had eke charger* prefer agahist the prisoner; bat as the witnesses were cost all i m attend...see dome eases Wire net gone into for the /MM. Scbufiekl, (14 dicer, elated that he epprehended the pelses s . at the house Mr.• Cutkeria, No. ISt, Hanover-attest, tha w .. square • and the prisoner of his own accord confess e d, whe is e s was told wits; were the charges against-him, that he kid 4'1414 the cloth at the diffeyent,places as described by the whit -Nom The prisoner, who is s very young lad in appearthea, was i ss remanded: If A R L A-110NNE. .jekte Deimegistie, a robust and dirtylookiug Irishman, WW I N . enormotas pair of whiskers meeting under.bis chin, and +hidings& covered the whole of, his face, was charged with habitimily b ols i a sieheate young with be was living. •liy bar statement, ',which-be did not contradict, it swum i h o had prevailed on her to abandon her friends under a Flow., d r marriage. 11% Wowd either to marry her or, to prinsit bar s ois , tarn home and. in addition ,to the other Injuries whit\ 'he ,a i g Inflicted on her, he was constantly beating her whenever he twig make a pretence kit raising a quarrel. Mr. Raw:taws, having •ieproved the fellow for his disgtsed i g and unmanly conduct, askipi him, why be did not have that eass, moos lot of hair thawed off his face? .Theiman matterethoonntlaing aboit his whiskers net bein g dal wai the fashion to 'wear them. • "'Wee mit wit*" Weds , Magistrate, "1 .bssld like to bate pilierdrodap sod down Bond. wryer, that the dandies may s et whotAi bandy igen, you update yourself by following their and thaw, diey ukould feet ashamed of following Niihau absurd dfct7 witio" • Tint direidwit wai ordered to be tacked up tithe mode ihe /gee% women ample compensation for the assault, and promitodliat to Isohnebar again if she kniated on leaving Mat. • . 4 gmemidow woman, who owns a Officiator In MarpshAnag i was charged by one of the parish taxers with keeping It span nier the prescribed boar on A hundaY morning. • Mr; Rawthisoit observed, that lately there had been agent Dumber of. thew oases brought before the Magistrates, mile _really. .thought the owner was pushed too far agaiu.t thew hill dealers • and be much wish e d, if th ese immolations Welt isthmus. sued, dot it 'were done in a more fashionable-wawa of she wog, when sosise'of the great tradespeople eight he bit annual as thus hide eau.. -14 did net emit to pithy ibis woni4o, but the law,be saidosonld,int mach more fairly sdrisipistorril it these proesedinp were taken,when the Neblikty wad Gentry were in s oesa , h e t es notorious to every one that the fishinotiwers, and snuf flers . 4 4 confectioners, were then seen flying ahout the streets on a - drift every hour of the days This woman had offended, and sheik., he fated; but it would, be repeated, be much more sontalingi ; the great as well as the *de, traders were ptueesdeddpin, de those who hid the management of these Matters. The line, With the costOmounted to fs..fid: odd& &roe mown add she could only rake by 'Mai a pow of lies ika7d47 DUBLIN HEAD POLICE...OFFICE --•• Saturday Mr. Andersoir,:a pawebobikr. was amainoned Mrs Magistrates of dais Irma, tor tjaullg. at illegkilleurs,' takcalow galea camlet cloak. The follAring eftdcaen '4144 madam! as gum the eases Robert Csantean; a gaunt,' Stalwart, ainbitAitidea s ssitive of 11a ' 4 Land e Cakes,'? mated an toilows•4 inbred in eatmaridilku at Kingstown!, on Last tioandry.night, tnie Glasgow; AI (anklets"; a lodgin' there, and a sails* lad twig n to asno; to las we cabs' together ics the city; it was then Vela lai and iwaiiabill about ME streets for twa or three &Ton t When we. sitetilaree Whit hard 14. the Round Kirk o' &' And Mir aritedillr a kolikit, and they guided us so a Isom M a by isa* wearthe Kirk; winie Re et to bed we Alert for Kitilr• haiirsa.ll4 whea I gat . q; ftund that my watch had been teen dui** anticiinsel ; em taUld me that anithei bowie. wh* bid run down stint bad gam' my watch, upon Mitch I gauddbwn, bit couldna bad herrisgdd rpy. return up stain, I found Qat nig cbmieW Mos& (eirsahrhad also whips: Mimi the sailor lad tlldu brought. me an the p~gos sass, and the police went back :swir .to Abu lani,,:altd, attar ap** Seard4 they fonlid • my tratclild ' SWIM* Sal the duplicate n• my tiiiet cloak At inthet wtirtian,sal shit tat them baith. NE to the:polka. Ace,: sod :they were sersiglitairsa• *tied to. Nemrpte..: • , • i ,• . .. , • • Imisttlif Smyth, a watt pt;, Imrlsg,lroustd the 4.11. Cate in poincianas if oue 6t this- • state talfie•ecleick in tic natruing. the kg* bone beinf aired jawtilatolheiJoeselii. "'• • Me, Irsaire,-tho attorney, Atimnied lam Mrs Andersen, rod amp Criflem ,l . • 1 you b. ile 2lll : 4l liittrara Y s g a Z r a ie steit e l Z7_114: 1 ;74 dc.,:e Mee gni& Olieitencii—Vdedl Wind isms: mist* Sat &II brag dt 111 y abwhim take' Yochum trims sio amt.' • Mr. Giacwas— l lf is slcaily, prow) that thstarloak Was label! 41 'pawn beat t m boars pannitted - ht law, arid I ilarursue Hr. Andsriolild Sur Peilairerit.t/. '' 4 • ' • tf`hi• • • 'A{e•late sodden aba<nge• , itrcbal sundAithe iteDP .pert bas been most undarltable:,' On Monday viebt. the thermotnetet, iniiiheireredavebtetn aspect. MI ar hrse.ss44. • ~,. • ..- • FATAL' Acoureve.--Wearentioded ,on Tuesday* accident. that heft* thetea.Gievitut Ewtse, hit Lady and another Gentletolmobie •Ledy, and tie 141 their moray tut iew die Margo! the Clyde. We lava tn.state that tho.Leal,:if .GaZwiNo breathed het lad on Sunday forenooe. The othersufferers ase still seer ously indispnae s ch-- - • • w 4• - • .** • A Singular accident &corsair this town, on the afternoon.ol yester day pt week. • chaise cAnie down the Butter-tatrket. and its taking the c , .ener adjoining the Abbeygare-street, at a sharp pace, the pole came forcibly in contact with a poify.chase which stood at a .dour opp,s, e, before the pistilio• could rein- up his horses. The-back part of the paer• chaise was canted away, leasing the seat and a mai upon it uninjured, and.almost undi,tarbed.—.Nef.dir. , . BI NTH& _ The 16th instant, tht Lad/ • of Lieutenant Wend quart% le Nor'/rood Green, Middleirt, Of a son. • • Smiley, the ith inst. the Lady of Robert Pate, Reg. of Kip peletreet; Russell-sear% of a son. • • Sept. 111,. at the Archbishop of Canterisurea, Achlingnik r die the Lady of Sir George HAY. Reatinsoot, Sart. of a sou M ME Sept. 9, the Lady cif Maki 'Ord,' K. iterfa. ihe 1. of a ass. • . - MARRIED. Sept. 8, at thelthigain, 'Mr. Janie. C.e1114 Marllieniegig Maria Matilds, &vitiate, of *Mr. blaloney, farmer, otshe der r am p.. a • a ,Sept. 11. at N.nrah.Crei, Kent, Shim New**, &f " fabcth, second daughteg,nt James liarthon, En. Ilearphia. Aug. 4, at . Tepakant Mures, Devon, Captain G. T. Gambols of 14:rtheld•grove; nisei. to'' Matilda Elliott Sinew, rag" daughter of the latency. John trade, of Ozten HMO!, UM" . At Mayboly, on the nth invent, the Rev. John Inglis, 21stlok• to Janet, /taitnAest ,daughter of the late Mr. %Chia= Mitc"" ll in Tunnoeh. -..••••••••nr The 14th instentot - t -- Lee, iltent, DlEll . ° Char • ka lacu, 20 1 1. 11 * of the Lord. Ileyor. • • The 10t0,inst. at Level Hill, Berke, the residence of M Scott, Lieutenasii-Colisuel Forasteen, commanding We Baines 12th Regiment' of Fa*, of ass apoplectic seizure, which he ow. 'lord only twilife hours. Rcpt. I*, at.bie reeideste, near Lynn, Norfolk, in his WA foie Sir Andrew Soar e Hamond, Bart. Captain su the Royal Neer."' Skier Brother of the Trinity Mow, and CumptroUer of ha Na' jestysNavy during the most arduous pact of the late war. .COAL MARICI4T. Seer. 17. Ships at Market. Skips Sold. 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