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ASSIZE CHESTER. An 19. Before the Honourable Timms Juana. 05115 Of 28 Mai!. Frederick! Spencer, aged al. nos. Nevem aged 19. Jobs aged 53, Thome Dudley, aged W. This SPeneer. sled IS. liar Spencer, aged 49, Joseph Bowyer. aged SO. James lbes. arid . Samuel Luber. aged r . Jobs Thulda. all•d 90. Wrw Ha usile aged U. Jaws Shaken, aged at, George WlMantsoo, aged id. Gass Nada. egad to, Jahn Denies; aged Es, Matthew Bowyer. 11= 6 . 511411041 i Stet. aged la; James Weodball. aged IS, Samna egad 19, sad James Joan. aged 19. were indicted, with fear fot . lteilteg malleimsly shot at 14 •h e l:: Cedes, I.q. et Dunhill, and at lila fillohingtea. whit latest ur de them some Omits bripy harm en the 17th et Dumber. They write fin therlndicted for entering a certain week armed. with intent to kill game and rabbits. To . tltere charres they one and all pleaded net guilts. The ATroaunx Ginntaer. proceeded to state the WO . tore of the charge. which he described as one of the most determined and aggravated that had ere- ocearrecti except one. If men were to go not together to the number of 20, SO. or 441.1 armed, and pot at defiance all decency, then no one would be safe. Misdemeannuri of this description fell peculiarly hard on the lower classes, who were called out by their masters to protect their property the protectionof such persons was the object of the present prosecution. It •would be clearly shown that the object of the accused could not be that of killing pheasants only, but that they went out in such numbers for the purpose of resisting those persons Who, might be out for the protection of their ' employers!, property. After some farther reura,4l the Learned Gentleman proceeded to detail the facts of the case at leogth. . - The Learned Gentleman then called witnesses, who proved the facts of the case. _ - Mr. Sergeant Jonas here said, that to save the time of the Court he would take an objection to the indict. went—they were, under the 9th George IV. e. 69. s. 9 and 12, bound to introduce an averment as to the-time of night in the words of the statute, and also of the un laa fill entry—the indictment had been framed on the old statute of the late King. .Mr. J. JERVIS followed on the same side. Mr. Justice Jima said the three first counts *p rated to be bad, or at least loosely drawn; the fourth count would do, although there might be some objet. , lion to it; but as the objections were an upon the re cord he should go on; and in case of conviction a writ of error might be brought.— she trial then proceeded. The Jury consulted a shoot time, and brought in a verdict of Guilty. The teamed Sergeant and Mr. J. Jtavis were thep beard, and took the same, and other objections to the indictment, as were taken in the course of the trial. The ATTORNEY GINERAL was about to reply, when Mr. Justice Jens's, said he need not ttouble himself, ileubjections were such as he should over-rule, and pais santence. Mr. Sergeant Jonas—Your Lordship will allow us, a copy tit the indictment. Mr. Justice Jane's—Certainly. • His L-rdship then proceeded to address the prisoner, in the most solemn manner; they had bren found guilty Ofsoing out in a body, no less than 26 in number; and it was impossible that they would have so gone out, armed with 19 guns, for the sole purpose of killing . game. They had, without doubt, gone oat for the purpose of resisting and overpowering the keepers that nigh' be brought against them. He had no hesitation in saying that the evidence against them was such that bad they been tried upon the capital charge, a conviction woul.t have t. t howed, and some of their lives would hive been forfeited, and the remainder would have been .transported for lilt. They had received good characters, and might have been men of . good cha racter up to the time of their commencing their ille gal practices, which must be put a stop tae and for which they would be severely punished; it was a mis taken lenity to expect that such conduct should be' slightly punished, and they would find, and he also hoped that others would find, that the laws were strong enough to put a stop to such species of cries':' After some other remarks, his Lordship sentenced •thetn to be transported beyond seas for the term of 14 years. Timmis—My Lord, may my eyes drop into my hands if I was en the grounds that night. Long life to you! • S ttsf female in the crowd immediately screamed out, went into hysterics, and was carried out of Coon. The crowded state of the Court was almost beyond conception. The other fourteen men were then placed at the bar, and requested that their plea of not guilty might be withdrawn, and that they might plead guilty. Mr. ATTORNEY GaNZRAL had DO objection to their pleading suilty, and entering into their own recogni zance: to appear for judgment if called upon. Mr. Justice Janus then addressed them, and in formed them that if they were found committing such offences again, they would be taken up and sentenced to be transported for the same period that their toms panions had just been sentenced to. . • They then entered into their own reeogninanean, in the sum of 1001. each, and were discharged: John Husky, aged 254 von Wilton, 31 • Enoch Cook; 19; Henry Howard. SS; Wafts Co ok, S 4; Cherks.loyason,23; and Dank; Delay, 23, were in- , dicied for being out armed for the purpose of killing game, in the grounds of Sir J. B. Broughton, on the 2511 of December, and also fit entering a field in the • occupation of Joseph Glover with the like intent. Thee men, having consulted Mt.Corrteattatt, their Counsel. all pleaded Guilty. The Learned Jerson, in passing sentence, said he had. kicked at these eases—they had behaved with modem• tion, and had 4eliveved themselves up to the keeper); without offering theft any violence; but they went out armed, not wily with guns. bet with pistols and bluds roes, therefore an exemplary sentence must be passed upon them; which war, that they were to be severally imprisoned in she House of Correction for two years, and there ti be kript to hard labour. 4 - • OLD /144L8Y SESSIONS, APIUL 18. BINOOLA a CIi t RERE OEIIO LIIIIIIAKINIL—John Pettit. alias Speak, Alies . White, Imes 3*artiis, arid Sarno; Hdrui, sve*Ardrsted for Wreaking into the dwelling house vf Sarah Howard, No. 42, Goswell-street, 8 . . Luke's, an(stealing therein ten sovereigns, and a var istr of articles of household furniture, The evidence proved, that on the $4 inst. the prisoner. Pettit. entered the house of the prosecattix. and said that his risme was Smith, and he was a broker, arid had a warrant of distress to seize the goods for a Mr. Wm, -Chapman, who claimed 1201. for six years' back rent. Ue produced a paper, which he represented as a sutras, of distress; and he broke open doors, and pinceetledto . The goods mentioned in the indictment were carried out of the house by the prisoners, and prated in a nap.' A clerk of Mr. Freslifield, the-solicitor, arrived at.. the boas; and joie Pettit into custody. The other pri.l snows, as soon as they found that Pettit bad no lawful ✓othotity for milking the seizure, assisted in earry4:g ia l the goads back into the house of the ptosecuttix, Recommit did pet put Jams White, James *Min. or 'Samuel HeHick epos -tbdr-definice, as they appeared to be acting sailer a belief that it was a lepi dhliessts • The define* of Pettit was; that he had been em pi We person named Chapattis, who represented h= as the landlord of the bouse,to make.the distress. The Recommit, in summing up the case to the.lery, pointed 001 to Hisir attention Nit facts, tending to show' that Pettit knew there was no claim for rent. Pettit gave a false name, and represented himself as a sworn broker, when in fact be was evarpenter ; and upon being .asked where his employer (Cemon) resided, he gave' lin address where, epee impost,. no-such person could' he found, and in fact Mere was reams to believe that no socb person as Chapman was in esisteoce. if the Jury believed that the proper Pettit went to the beefy for the purpose of stealing the goods, and am under a supposition that he bad authority to distrait), they would say he was guilty. The Jusy. without besitatioe, returned a serdice— stiiiiy—deatAt-wand the itanoanna advised him to ;see pare ter the probable consequences of so aggravated a crime, as it was his conviction that his Majesty would be advised to direct the law to take its course. , Founae.—Thooses Whits was charged with bevies ea the 95th of March last,at Maly-la-Bne. forged' an order for the delivery of two down of Sherry wise, with latent to defraud. Aleitandet Archibald; a second mint charged him with the uttering only. Ann By field, a handsome widow, about thirty years of age, said that in March last she kept a chop-house in I Crown-court, neer the Temple, and beiag in want 'Of ready cash, she wet introduced by the prisoner to a Mi. Archibald, • bill discrioater, at Thayer-street, Mee-, chester-square, to discount an weepier:, of hers . lot 211. 13s. 9d. She received la is cash, and was tore ' ceive the rensaiuder in wine. She sent a servant for the ,wine to Mr. Archibald's home, sad then leaned that the prisoner had previously obtained it on a forged ,order (which was produced). She swore positively that , she never authorised the prisoner to write the order, or to send for the wine. Mr. Archibald proved that the prisoner brought the, order to his house, and the wine was seat to the psi toner's lodgings, in Hadlow street, Burton crescent. The prisoner,. in his defence, said that he was to re ceive Si. for getting the bill distointed. andhe had the sanction of the prosecuttis to proem - alba wine to still to the best advantage. TheJery acquitted the prisoner. • BINVINCEI. The &slices having elated, the Rik:ORDER passed the sentences as foams— . DEA 111. —Thous Gill, stealing pads, value ISA and sperenlis,. Is a dwelling.lamise; W. Henry Cam ' for metering a forged order for the pitman of money ; Sarah Bowes, far twang goods. value 181. in a dwelthigahoose ; Richard. Harper Grim for suable a forged bill of 'seismic; John Davy, alias Wheeler, for !smoking into $ dwelting•hoese; Asses Bray, for stealing goods, vain. 151. in dwelling hones; John Dearman, fee mitering a dwelling house and stealing therein; William Powell, for the Nke offence. (prisoner wielaimod. " I am innocent now r) John Maw, fee robbing In a derelting-house ; Robert Nixon' a foe Me tame; Jaime Smith, he analog counterfeit • shilliigs, having be.. m elee*/ seaweed as a commas utterer iamb. Ash, otherwise. Jaya, wife of W. Ask, for like ertmee; Bleasec Fes. for highway sibs berg.; Itary Steel, for the sama offence ; Patrick O'Desnel, fee robbery es Bllsabeth Coombe. ; Peter Daley, for the maw acne, II John Harris, for burglary;John Pettit, for robbery In - a dwelling Wises • Thorium Geitgeß At lashing lit° a dwelling hoese - ,and stealing therein; and Jelho NM; for the mane enema TIPAIMOSTATKII roslan‘4lllllo l .lmiicitiornas Higginbottossi, Uncle Bassett, Edward Bodes, Mu Davis, Mary Aim Oman; Ellen Simpson (who said to the Reardon.-" Thant yeas, Sir, and may you be stiff when I cease back}-Geoge Morgan, Wilt Herrltt, William Hares, Margaret Sollivan--;whir intebi t s4 . 4 May you mop where you sit till mane back. you old Pea Fooanan Tatou—George Perryman, Charles Minn. MO Keene. Joseph.Gibbeets, Francis Beck, Thomas Smit; Harriette Storer. Alfred Hawkins, Martha Soper, William Camel. - Fos Save Teals—Ana Pitt, James Hill, Henry Brown, Perry, Ann King. Sums James, John Bedroll (who fainted when be received sentasce, after exclaiming. "Oh, my wife aid family r), Jams Jolla. James Hobbs, William Davis, John Wat son, Edward Evridge, Spats' Oakley . Richard Goodall, Alward Gable, Henry Brady, Stephen Smith, Edward Colitroeb,Jebn Har man, Henry Williams, William Stirling, John Sellers, Juba War-. ran, George Collins. Robert Horst, John Jones, James Taylor, Charles Atkin, Horatio Elishadolto Plimpton, George Hooper, William Watts, William Howe!, John Moss, Jape Ritchie, Wa. Davis, Thomas Harding, James Heywood, Ann Marla Martin, Sarah Stephenson, George Kilpatrick, John Newman, John Scales, William Holmes. John blacnernars, Janie' Aisery, Sarah Mame, Maria Toomey. James Reynolds. Eleanor Cosner, Jain Haney, Thomas Bi*Certy, George Gray. John Thorn... Mary Morris, Wm. Jones. Wm Pope, Henry Bacon,John Brown, Robs. Carter, Robert Born. Thomas Mansfield, Jane Chappel, Ann Cordwell.. Thomas Purdy; John Goodrich. Robert Woodward, War. Tuck. James Golding, Wm. Jay, John Boiler, Charles Don; Elisabeth . Spice, Ann Taylor. Four were sentenced to twelve months' Imprimoinent In the , Meese of Correction, eight for ail months, Often for three month's Saves others Wen sentenced to varicose terms of ',uprise. mem ; after which the Scalene otos:med. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, Aran. IS. . - Henry tricker, a young man of very respeetsble ap learanee, was placed at the bat charged with having attempted to violate rte person of a young female 'named Theresa Reynolds, who, having been sworn, de., posed as follOws—l am a dress-maker, And reside in South Moulton street, in a house in which the prisoner is also a lodger. On Saturday, the 28th of February. last, bating occasion to mike out a bill, I went to the prisoner's room to ask him for a small piece of paper; he requested. me to walk into hii chamber, and he slid be would eildritvoirr to accommodate me ; I entered the room, when the etiramer instantly closes/the 'door, and taking me up in bit .arms carried me near to the lire place , . where he commenced kissing me and taking very improper trbrtries with me. I Ube -toted him to let me leave ibe room', and not to illuse me • but he was deal to my entreaties,' and.with consider Win vies. fence forced-me upon a sofe,.where he proceeded to acts- of the greatest - indelicacy; and I have nb doubt but he would Nave .effected his vile' purr*, 144 not my cries for help.alarnied him. I at length, by great el ation, twisted Myself out of his grasp., end succeeded is making my escape. The assault was committed at eleven o'clock in the forenoon; on the 'evening or the same day I bad Occasion to go to Regent-street, to which place the prisoner followed me rued asked me it I had mentioned to any pessoa whatehaat takes. pleatia the morning ? I. replied that I bed we yet rnitotiested the circumstance, bet that it was my fiked determine; tint; to do. so as soon as I went home. The prisoner said, 'Ah I for GOD'S lake do not tell any permit, os you will ruin your poor Henry's, peace 'of shied for ever." I. told him that I. was resolved not to melte a secret of the business. I never romped with the defen dant, nor did I ever permit him to take such freedoms with rue as could inducapertoos to tappet* that. Chart was an jay:stapes intimacy: 614,0111 us.-.I :Brio sot member eras-saying to ear person that'l would corn. promise the matter for a tentideration of SOL Elizabeth Watkins deposed.:4 am acquaibted with the defendant; I remember ,ametiag him ou. the 26ch of &blew less, as Amite* o'clock in the forenoon.; I accompanied bite fn. his lodgings ; what twat thbre wittl'hign Ole PC o l4antiki Cy* ante il3e.scipes..sbit ;maned bat ,a short times I did not Immetbtilefeadant until afar terries i'dbakt hiteecempanieilito petrel. our hem; *is utterly Impotssibte that any Weak *kid hate been committed' apaa the pet:4B;o6r by * prisoner, between the hours stated-in the indictment, withitir sniHilsing u witriess folk snet Rol examined—l vesicle in _the, nett ropm an ironer;the Tranember on e moralng Of the V* rusay seeing Theresa Ileynatds go into Mr. Frit., 'key`s room, where; f believe, she remained for a con- siderable tithe ;• I Was in my own apartment for sternal boors afterwards. mut I met, I did n• t bear the slightest noise proceed-from Mr. Fricke?, chamber. Mn: Forder chrpnsed—l reside in the saute hoese with' the prisoner ; I do not remember to have heard any 'noise proceed Irods his room on the eitth of Petutimy I I have frequently been told that the prosecutris was too 'familiar with the prisoner; on one occasion I recollect. -es I was going up stain, I met the prisoner and she protean& on'the landing place; the formir was kissing thelattet, and had one arm round her waist, and the ether in her bosom; I subsequently matron opportunity lof reproving her for permitting such indelicate famili. trfty ; I also mentioned to her m.sther that I though. Pere ought to look sharply after Therens, as .there was something improper between ber and the prisoner. The prisoner was found guiliy. and sentenced to six months imprisonment in the House of Correction. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. .• • •. • M ANSION-MOUSL TM/ Sadie of libborgite appeared at the Mansion House, in oda - to has two parish children apprenticed. the on. to a nit . the ether to a tambour.worker. eh I Pena Lauats atteoded with the Loss MAYOR. to into the character and abilities of the master and nsistrea. b t: children stated that they had been for some days spa WA and that obey were well fed. and he every other respect kindly treated. ,and that they careened themselves quite saddled at the conduct of those so whose they were to be bound. The Loan MAROS said.lt war most necessary toast* particular inquiry into the ebaractet of masters as mistraws of parfait apprentices: The horrible acts of cruelty exposed at the trial of the head who was eateuted a • few day* ago had excited a gram .sensation amongst Orem*, and although there was no name se' 'suppose that loch practices were general, yet the power whit& wee given to paean over children. bound to serve apprenticeships,. 'should be regarded with great jealnosy. The Beadle of Shipmate stated, that the Committee s( the pariah hit It in contemplaims to hold as agglutination of the chil dren from it. at stated periods, in order to previa the peed ty of conduct such as hod se lately care to light. The LORD MATOS Slid that Mr. Baron Gariow had suggested Iwhet (the• Lad Mayer) hoped woad be adopted aniversellY. He thingbe these mad he on better opportunity of mbridag Parish Mem to be parsed by the auggeotion.el that ape; 'ringed Judge. The suggestion was, that every moods there should be an exhibition and ezansisetion In the Parish Churches of all perish ellildrea who were appremicet This would have the effect el any ambush system torterwor severity. Beadle said chat the Olken of Bishotegare were most anxious about all the poor children under their Mr. Nobler said. that the conduct of ar re t ro l lbeets of Illihopegate was mat prefers/Malay. They bad uplfcrmly shown the utmost maierness towards their pea t and the Beadle had. made Maisel( wady respected by the loverialiiir anise of ten• 'date's adopted towards the aafonunate paupers. The Beadle had saved many a poor boy from destru cti on children were itben regulariy apprenticed. • GUILDHALL. Mr. nage/. a traveller fir a nieftantihr ham. appeared en show cause why he should not be committed as disorderly, toe refusing to maintain his wife. she having become cbargeoble to the Parish all it. datffiew-by•the•Wardrobe. The cue assumed the alte . tg a tif an holier whether die wife had committed adultery. Vestry Clak stated. that the partied had heat hake the Becieslastleal Courts, and the detandant having failed in simian ' relief there, it being the opinion of the Court that such party had committed adultery, now sought to obtain that separation through the Magistrate Which the Superior Coon had denied. The comsat for the defendant insisted that Ise man was bound . to support a wife who had committed sashay, whether she eloped from her husband, or whether he friend it nacrosaty to eject her hint his boost , Pa ta Lamm, widest adatlttleg the fatter doctrine, per !ebbed the (attendant to ge into proofs of act: of adultery oa tie part of his wife, and evidence to this paha was gives by a char woman' who ond Mrs. Flint° o and a Mr. Bevan lying together mi a hed, bat not in in Indecent poster*. • A.Mrs. Gates, who lived In the same borne, gave evidence of . lees equivocal astir, i bet the Alderman seemed to place luk liaison en her tessisamsy, while he received that of the ant wit ems as a sefilcieet proof of the criminal intermits,. • • Mr ram said be was inclined to hold that the ?OM - might' apt to be at the impasse of maintaining the wife of any man oho gas aide himself to maintain bee, whatever Circumfuse** might earn to jewify his inertias to so maintainierbirr; but as there was a difference of opinion among these be had consulted that morning, and as the point was one of great importance to parishes generally, he would take further advice, and defer giving judgment Thursday neat. BOW-STRUT. A simple-looking fellow applied to the Magistrates for a warrant against his better Ur, from whom he bad been separated about vice moothi, in consequence, as be stated, of her " devil of a sniper: The grwad of his applkation was, that site hooomed his domicile with a visit on Good Friday, and bad sesennere teted, than she commenced a general attack an Ms Wheilinfki in a Ow minutes after be found that she had brains glsm is tweet 5e9 165. Mr. HALLS told him that he could not grant a warrant, as o. breech at the peace hiltless committed. • Ite had faked the Lady ter better er for worse, and must mat up with his barrio: As the destruction of Ids property, it was as muck ber's as blus I would advise the applicant, the neat time she viiitedkint, to give her in charge to an oliker. The applicant than withdrew, evidently at the result aid' application. ' • " eli rr;vr li meg rusticates, the eldest of when was not mom than Mien years of age, were committed to the Mouse of Correction 'for seven days, for being found drunk and disorderly in the streets. Tsai of them lave previously paid a visit to the « Mill." Its Diets and Mop Asic lavas were charged with rubbing Ledy, named Iletmett, of a sovereign, and a considerable Tramiel Of wearing apparel. The primmer Davis absconded from the woke of her mistress, and was apprehended in company with the prisoner Ingray, wheat the time was wearing a shawl, which was one of the articles stolen. This being the only evidence " Iffseted her, she was admitted as a witness against Davis, who' malmnitted to Nampa§ for the robbery. MA RT.LA. BON NS. Saturday Aim Oboe, a linciney•cMachman. was charged with dasimedintaed taking mnee than Ms legal fare. Mr. Starch, of likeet•terrece, Regent's Park,. engaged the defendant on Mt the Itth Instant, at the doors of Covent Garde n Theatre, I- Bow-etreet, to take him to the top , of Pnidand.place. The fa istwissMlings, the coachmen demanded four &Sings, and at being cautioned to do right,terik tine *dogs erne of compleista bensionstMe. Ilawtsesiou sal& the Public were indelped to M &torch for brim*, the tromplaisant Wore 'a Mrgietruce, and fined the coscirman twenty abilliegs and now. - WORSHIP-STRIBT. AL Geri** lad Sittil. his sister,. were charged with Weft infant, sit months' old, exposed in a passage, in the perish et Loft, aftreipe. It oppeared that the male primmer was set snapleg i aed dies poverty had coupled hint to the 011111erd deed. lb was committed in Wolk pi hell, and the fun ids diedierged. LAMBETH-STISEET. • Alm/be sadditiedie Mimed ware clungid with • stodli ze as usenet esWilarelt doge. wog* t• mamma el apponeedishe stamelpa 'sighs pawn bm. numb= at ace aommilesd in the IMO of bow rberm an 4 Otte nigh{ no lose th e Z por loonmehdilav fonnittl their vater.taps bah out tea the. ' and stolen. iletweeti fee and its title& on Saturday es the watchman M his remarkhe sew the peleammi gab; along alver , strem, Seep ing% oem Osborn. Vigo. carrying 0 , large big ; wmdegthe wsrch. mem they scampered 014 droppsddithagintbeis tetra, which was bond to contain a great number of km, taps, which lead boos Milady net from the pipes. Thi' wslchnealt WI a dascrlptioll the •thisvm, and. they were *sospfelsendill by Mbomou's. i Bow. 'soma petrel, at the Mach Deg gublimbovie, Strati* The Mike wan crowded wish persons who neon* the gingeslg; bdt de ' Itrertree thought it only werreelerrit M amok •thedi woo t charges. The ousters inquired holt twit perststkestrat be bound Mr •to prisicato. bin Wireassbb lei few at uossible ; then be nobody bound ever but thee mho .ire • toff nears; vary ; tau poises have set choir tams agakW. binding over to many witassam. . • There is clothing contributes so meth to the business of the Coert, is Portugal-street, .as the gambling been. at the Wett-end of the town. There are number less itastances of ierlivideels, rearming from tea to fitly poserstaire the cast of the dieft who, in two months afar. maths mew% the Ceacktakist4 the beim* of the' Insolvent Debtors' Aet. • • • CL AL lIITIAiLLIOENCL CA M . 14110.11. AMU. IS. Monday laat , blaters. W. IL Met. W. Ilapelieg&C. and W. Selwyn. Bachelors of Mts. were elecurd ireesditrek pig lows. wed It Z. Gretna, S.A. Mitt rawer of si. John's nary PbSpett, *N. ILA. was Oi Mends, bin sidled s t,071. dation Mow of Catbedne ROL Bitto's Sceoseassautee- I .Tbe shastien 1111 these Schelsribip on PVlrlay teeniest detenninea as folloes—Jebn Ealwant Ile as e n St. John's Carr. and O XFO James RD. Willman ISten llL owan, St. Subn's Seiwrisy. Wog the lest dry tit Lest Tares. Ile iieeseity D ere . al Master of Arta was ansferred on Timms Pernik, K A c am . mower of Trinity Gage. the sectresfel candidate ter the Wee r . aMp In USW, Weir even as rite (to be con,tended tor by th e 'feeler eteobers ibis Valeertity) Sy the Bight Hoe. Chad, Weskits 'Williams Wynn. On the lase day ib. klisering Denten wow sceissvads toms sn cads: Lear. Bev: Frands WNW, Recent of Medd°. IlltirePayae, S ogneeth . and rsiebendery et Wells, et Odel Ceders. Chasid 6 d r e s e iii." nadencan it evas. taw. Bey. John Cecil Had, duodena ist Christ Chin& ISAIITIM Of AIM Rev. George Henry /Madden, Queen's College. Rev. Nathaniel Wodehoeitiv i r Marto* Calve. Ina Coogregadon holden the same day. the following °Mimed were nwpmtively nominated Public Rzanduera-- . Ph VOCIPAPV ItATMOS tTITA tT Ilommad Ailments Page Sander. 11.4. Student et O h m Chord. 1$ UMW mossememmemes. Reverend Henn Dickson Wimple*, Y.A. leer Ulmer day College. Reverend Join Cur, M.A. Mew el Bad Ciao. ' WC LOU lIITICII L IMISSOIIOII4I. The Res. G. Davy., M.A. Principe, Mesta( Nat Royal Hish, bass she Princess Visaed.% has herb processed by the Lord (j .celloatis the Rectory of All Hallows. Lowden, *mast by Meer* of the Viewable Archdeacon Norco. The Rev. J. Spence, :M.A. has been institotird to is aind aooßmy trod Vicarage of Wow* liorthaorptonahleg Meant ir obi Aiwa either Rev. H. Salmon. The Rev. W. Gordon, Pinot Vice of ha s been appointed Minister of the New Chetah at West Breetwith The Rev. Edward DrOsity, KA has beets kw fasted te th; . Rectory ot Direinghsrp Pares, Norfolk, its to preeeritstioa t l George Deftly Grover. Raq. and others, The Rev. Cleo. Gower &tyke. Y.A. of Raster College, O r . ford, has been presence& to the Restory of Bunton, near ham Hams, 'stoat toy the decease of the Rm. 11. Patine.. The Rev. S. Smith, M.A. Statism of Christ Church, 0 2 6.4, has been Junketed by the Bishop of Ely to the Rectory a< D r . Drayton, 'lsi the county of Cambridge, on the presented. cf Very Itev. S. ikakh, D. a Dena of Christ Church, the pin s and late Incumbent' of the living. Thu Kew Robert Byres Lander. 11.4. formerly ef Werasi College, (Ward, hes been lawitated to the Miami of Skarouj o Worcestershire, veil by the tangoed= of the Inn, Ow* bidet* die Inc Jacumbent. The Slog. Wright of his Duchy of Laseamer, has been • • • preset the Rev. James Thomas D.D. to the lel R of Lenghata, in the county of lines, void by reolgoatiso s ev. &Waft Christephse Dowdesetail, D.N. in knew di§ said Junes Theism Maker& William Gordon. Ei+ of frria, ha prommod the Lyda %humerus the March end' parish of Vyvis, ID the Pritibriiiii Twat, meant by the death of the John 'Paktum. . .„ Sir Joint Hamilton Daltyroploi Ilan. nal presented elit is t Alez. Welsh, of Harlot. Presbytery of DOW*, to the ' and parish of Cranston. in the mme Presbytery. ri ,„ „ „ On the 31st uk. a ussidatouv roll was glom by the toa. satiate Coagessities of !Welwyn, to Mr. Sables Moir, pea*, to be Materna& The same day a anaoimone call was Oven by tiwUnkei km. date Osagimption of Wartime* . to Vt. James to be their poster. The Sib !' ~: • - ,- , ...o.■ .N , Nr►af dots tb TM Inge Oiess .410.11 em , she km to mil Is due I WIN Naomi • Dar Pud! : dsset 41-I C - e• h i . T UAW 11211 Maw lITOK sid Bow • berm Ye 4g ROM Auseasi eery. ma ✓oi Mbe adr SIMI. oil Mori )t1 p 1 Dais F" lassess isekildll aaaatam UPI3OI CAIIIII • MAIL c-alig the to be their pastor. • . the Then & last. the- lier.Jolut Teeittwas rieSslned to the postai LOOICII r__ 4 Marge Of the limited Awaes k Congregations of Bellingham. !_„ele Tbe Bawl' of Kismet has ptmented thirltit. Mr. Tee* We Madden,. to the Church 'sad Petah el "Kinasul, "chick , became vacant by the death of the Revereed lams Weber. cAsiyil ""e The Marquis of Bute has presented Me: Robert Craig, A.l Pea Preacher el McCoys., to the Church and Piehh of New Cawood PAPER. her in the comity if Ayr, meat by hie death OM, late Rel. Was. ' A Intramious all was given on the lath Inst. by the R Pat' Congregatiesaef.Airddr, - to Mr. Jahn Cordele, -A.M. Pendia " MI SIL wthe Gospel, to be their Pastor. . that Monday last, about three ii the afternoon, as M MOUSE Darsteniwife of a labouring man at Gamlington, au BALM, J latethis town, was crosiing the stile from the Biahop's H wit- road; in her Way home across the .fields sho• was pia- M. le 00 lently attacked by James Teddy, an inhabitant id t • mbt town, who Duce kept slivery stable, and who now ma oho - tight • fed acres of land, on which he keeps cows and sn , , was families with milk. The poor woman, who is the nrot low.. log, of four children,- was brutally assaulted by the r , 11C110 alii. and having been dragged by him into a cootig. tin 814. I ditch, was there violently and infamously treated. - ON woman coming up to the spot, the assailant leaped •.. ob oe , th n rant the hedge aid ran away. The violin of this aura • . Mint a bout sum iid kern in an exhausted state, and has been Oft abb MAI seared* since under medical attention. A warrant has • . . budell' T. ra p. issued for the apprehension of . the olfOtider, who • , A my and absconded.—Tasusloa Courier. ' be torch« o the HRBDOMADART. a - 6„ ' • Tun Day— Holiday at the Bank. TM' blatishird Ma T. = ~ ,d, pigeon sit. The plum, cherry, @poser laurel. Weed tin* ... me g quo , 6, to dog *take am In lower:' Spanish ' Fleet &word, 1457,. most >W d o Lerd Mayor. Aldermen. lke. go is auto toChrist Church. a tiod i 4 ai „. tames Tonase—Holiday et the Bank. Abelard died. 11 • . t o warogi ca ' - i t y ' This day was nosed: in *On Calendar of the Acktieot ' • . m ow do 01 plomaii Mk Nati t ua," , beigg.the.day on which tbs City•was•bella a ss 1 Waists* tie teast of ,Poles, 'the Geddes' of 111111Mottlas I'M Inald 4e gg i aka ambled and dancid et Meat. be the &Ms mised great no, o w sea. stubble. Suer fiats Swasinitteshefotelmerosts Ave minas . as / o n . .1 ......, .. 2.. : _. . " • M. Malirm ng a Witomemv-ialfdiy et the Bank. Chnjuktieu of toe • T asows. in k y and Jupiter at seven Minima pmt eight is the arming. Mow Of who I the hair• Post ton In e4tartliblits. Manrsets 41 album pan "011 TABLES eremite; • includell. ' bid, Tutesaar—Ho li day at the_ Bank: St. George's Day . ' str. othat King', Birthday kept. • His Majesty's tradesmen illotninant .. 1 4 ab ,Z1 , was bosses arnight. tiliskepeare and &restate died IC& .-...—... Famav—Seventh day of the Pawner. With the Jews, Israel passed the lied Sea. Mahomet fioding . tbeJews at w i t h fasting &rebels. miraculous. preservatiao, abberred that he him k. 4 nearer relines to lames than trey did, 'sod ordered his be XI API n i g h t to fat alma* title swot; liar Mabousetan fast, however, Aji4 6wi a . In Dot wee this year till the 14th of July, the Arabian sot • dap,* l a a , Eyre lag tide year by *Ada, year. Idictiomp A c e SgieralL7 4 -aolday at the Bank. Duchess of Gloat oaf vdt t et * D e, 1771 K • •Ilt. Vilest,.,rammer ends with the Jews. First . y r . sitar Sheaf 01Rello. hilillaialil *he MARROW. r_ beedainat 4 . . ' At ta r n . liimetlesieb, to Oiwald sat,..e the its. Esni oli a• ,• -- last his `slfiesviest„ to lase Hiding Steam . 1151 . 11 el IS aw of Mai Beate. weaseling Pr/mister ef the 4.4 d Regime& • 4 oliaMles.l If St. g an iV i ha r o ata . 1•44.4441 N lot of - deed. . DI :D. - totem lel ltd. Wednesday, S. Wilma, lea. ef Ives.p&ca Holdatskle4; 4 '. atalliSpall la years. Mr. Wilson served in the Amman war • wax * • m a d a t at ; battle of Bunker's Hill, and was supposed te have Nen tat .gr o g ige .; nom surviving person wim served is that campaign. is. &WE ;•, -- t t;, At Beachbores" the test of his father, on the 14th hue. Is ki cky; a ad Its 4 *.tiear of No age, James Brockman, Req. Majec et the j that Rood agleam of Mikis, a Magistrate fee the county. a. 44 .1 1 : . k :weep mature death was eemahmted by a?A Roes Me have. la Ohl as ig , received a meets assimple• et the brain. I = l. l Step. • 'Arbil boat* Sr Matelsithotraes, so the 14th last. he de o nagthie m a • year of his age', MMus Mary Abthew, M.D. formerly • la awl a was -to. his S o lt jet I ts.. Fererm - a ilhaout to re- ' Alr- 14 is lin 11th Inst. In hi s - Mt yew. isied taidit lon o f . Mae. Is eirellehe HA Laiscashire, Barrister at Law. ' &o ft g k e , Bow. , Anise for die Namliam Omit, sad a Dyer Lksteiseat • di ce Rosh . ithllig at _the Mmitylit Tee& ' ,mg. ,i At Little Bromley Rimy, Mat, aged SL-the Rev. ' refer the so t a m. Wessman, lam' M.A. LILL& Rom of Almeria& . alsieVille " mat . 4 ; At Arnim. lathe-SIM pee of his age, the.ltev. & ..mamdeag a , , 1 , 4 .. liailate Fellow et Talky Oellemi, Ceeeheldipt. aTh a ci a. ; !•At Me bees, to liakeit.aueet, Iley.tair, on the 10th it se a t 44ll 4 aim , 'AWN Cleuesekriat.et Manna CsatieJlerbedesea Wen; amuse .d a , r. ._ _• At Wiodior, the Dm. R. Webb, M.A.• New College end Memblen, one of the Cuiceie ftril amillw. .. . n ' . Inkster Abliehimed Sr. Pears Cathedral. •:* • • IlDrekes b n • • Aited.lB, Deaths Smith, Esq. RA. &West itaida ' a 1ee4404, g' 0 01.fetd, and NO delta Rev. Sydney Smith. .std l iter. t* r_ _ . HIGH.* ATILIt m LQIIDON.BRIDGR. TO MORRISS ilhitero o i to ' fitt7 ". morning •-—-- - ; - —n - minnow attar •I' abininipsi, Nabs ' maims • • . is sitimisa dor V ila, eat . f the It• Phan. t ltallalosz: Pliallateld 0 L• ds 3 1 1 : 04 , tonie d ll am and et ail i • -. • - eirikailiihia Oman, N. 'l,