Star. — London, England, 1827-12-19 00:00:00

* .... 1 at ' -'. -S case a deeper investigation in transaction would be afforded by their concurrent defence. But, even in the testimony in this case, there was no proof that the de fendant had gained anything by the pert he took in the affair, nor that he was aware of the original design (if any existed) of defrauding thelmetance Company, by collusion with the absent defendants.. The defendant was charged in the'indictment with*, overt act . only of cOnspiraey, namely, swith • having falsely sworn that he Saw certain packages of silk and other goods in Viana's house. As to the falsification of the accoant biroki,*antthe fabrication of false entries that charge was not set forth - against him in the indictment, and he was not therefore, by law; called so defend himself, ageinn it, however doubtful and difficult of explanation it might now appear, at loch a distance of time and • place froM the scene of the transaction, at Lisbon. , Lord Tzwraansx here observed,'that the defendant was charged on the second count, with having conspired to fabricate false entries. .. . ... , . The Comm SINGiANT—A4 to the !stun of Vine!, the most eztraotdinary, certainly, that bad ever been, read in a Conn of Justice, he could only remark, that sot being Counsel for Viana,' and having teeeived no eriminuriication from him • he Would not attempt to de. fend them or him, nor had he any means of explaining asaiges in them, which, though bearing a most sot- f n icibbs appearance, may, if explained, be capable of an' notent construction; but suppoelog' Viana to be the, orint artful and wicked character that he had been de. ; scribed, how could that affect the defendant ? Was et a not consistent with all experience, that the most artful; ' rogues always employed ignorant, innocent, persons as . their unconscious instruments of their villanies, fin' the Purpose i f keeping up an appearance with the world, and of screening themselves behind 'the "innocent* bf their tools, froin the cons*quesces of theli' nem !Armes? Than; as t 6 the charge agaiest the " defendant . if Viana hid; in truth, paCkages of goods, el) Matter ' of what value, in his warehouse, and if a ship arts, indeed, laden with goods, and entered in the Ctw tom-house of Lisbon, which was all that the defendant swore in his deposition, bow could the defendant be de. clared,guilty of perjury for saying that he saw such gond' packed and shipped? Then, if no. such goods hadever been packed, if no such ship had ever been freighted, why did not the underwriters prove it ? Be. tau* they could not. Before, then, the defendant could he t foond guilty of having committed perjury in his de— ifoshiciin;it should be proved thatViana had never bought, • or Ocked,or shipped the vied: in question. These neg a. trim the nriderwriters hadnot proved in their evidence. • 'listri;What was rile chiricter gis+en of the defendant by the witnesses for the prosecution? That he was a respect. • Ali titan. then, as to the. chargeOf cop ;racy, there Wari'no.proof pf any commenicalion-letween the de. fem/int and .Vrana before 11025; and as to the circum. steno; of. their. having : beak win tOgethsTtben in VOn. ' `dd . both being Portuguese, Anifin a foreign country, an; elrthat fact was no proef of cppip*Lait eitllosiOn hp them: ~ Theo, ae.,:te :the duo ppearance; of yiana frouethis coentry e thaewately might set is be. wane . ' the defendant, why - did-not abscond; but re t.„, he in ai - th ot e - coini . try tollbide the result of .. the . trial; . , A of Yuma was tt,p,toot of his guilt, , by f; air view munePrecess of remotneg, the continued rod. Nriliisaa of the. defendanthera shouldbe considered a proof of. is innocence. As-tn the charge of, having assisted 'in the Fabrication 'Of (arse -.nines, it as proved' that ' the detefulint . was an accountant, and might he not ' then have been employed, with Alm greatest innocence .sde ? si% 'pat, in copying entries Into the books front . sio. lat The request a Viana? • His writing in the . . * 1001k; then , was not a conclusive proof of any guilty ilettieipatton on his side, ' in.:the intended fraud of 'Meta. Then, in the five letters written in confidence Xrtatat to some friend in Pcntugal„ there was only ' Mention of ,lkierelles; and the circunutance, in re. 'Striate to which it was mentioned, had a* sign of fraud, 114 wa,s a kaakofde transaction. He would not deny !.liiht: there were trouids of supicino against Viana, ittietilsi not lastly infer the guilt of the present defer). ~tlalt• '. Oa the aoagary„: dime was good reason foe *then, but that the defridaat may be able to prove Innocence, If he bad not been deprived of those op. rtanstses which a trial hi his own eonnery, and among a • :.s ac q ua inted wish the transactions , would have : : •• . .. i • • to him. The Airy wouldremensber, that they '- - 'trying the case of 4 'friendless, defenceless fo r .?.. .. ..end if they entertained a doubt of his guilt, .., .'!s . hamanelygive him the benefit of it, aadby their cenfientions verdict. Alkyd bias from the horrors of a 'Ord, Indlingeting ilnprrsesinient in a foreign tourney; whine he had neitheiffortene nor Wilds. . 7':s 4 flitai waives of romika 4are the defendant a riodCharacter for integrity. arid, propriety iitccirichict. , ' 'Lind Tssicannan.utstiocied she Jeff that the noes ' for their cisissideilition was, whether the defendant or not, to haft bees a pettreither it did • 'Min the: progress of the cotepiriefte de. ,41 'fretrif .. o4l Lon4d, ittiew woe C ompany ? . . (ifs terdship, 'i*ei '' : ly repeating thh /Write evidence, concluded 4,,...4, rigltisein that if 'tiny were convinced' the •siefifeht t hatfinale false depositions en oath, with a IM , fitt;tiwledge and'intentien to defraud the ender. 'isits;'lthey *mild tad hist gailty; if they had any , Nistaottkfile doubt of his guilt,' they would acquit him. fllie Jury tithed, and t titer consulting together far. `about an hour, returned unto Court, when. ' • - -11 fr Foreman stilted. that they bad agreed os a ver dict of Gadfly, but that he *se desired by his fellow. 4 jriefitria to recce:l)lmnd the defendant to the favourable -triniNtratiow of the Court. LOOM:amps* skid he would take a note of the, Tecotnitteadatioit'dthelarf, and take cue to mention it when the defeaditpkwaictlled up fa ludgaisat. COURT •OF ,CQIILUON PLItAk Doc. te. • Shins a Guildhailisiste JaNiela Besaisais mml a Caw man Jury. , , CiC°A 4 lrft" ....AT 41.41N1. Mr. Caesei Opened th e .eaursipp. V .ileederatien stated rhea:this .ree . an scups bre& "gain* the da feudaoth Atternie; eL the ea*: ei.GoinmeomPlees, to recoyst.co#pensakkge in demasea geolect ef.d4Fy.. *lF:PgiVeitinstAtaPe..ythrtillthe.pleOttirssase. Toe; itcricea r !) the ingi haii.*Ofeepa 40.4%00 0 1 .40.0! kirilgr+ 9W.Fet. c. 1 40//r CIVIVOU*Cian jig , pr . a sersous.,sejery . sect:Maid jo, .oC.sf. gas ,neglsccof the ddmadeets...litaoraiesl L oft e.he hed.heg , is ! *IL 4. aff i aPtY e.l4 l lO:M' cs/aduct , a is! ;1 4 00,4 4 .40 boaa. , Metog 4 . ft,ippeff.F.4oVt.podarortma! Awnplog • 4. 1 t14 411, „Ae Oai-e. !Awn 414 knocke.l Awls, PO rem. 0%4041. whiißl 111 40 4. 111 i Oits•lrc44 7.7 4 FTlFTrlsthiocao4 4 . l . eliffealiethopoemoce akinOce Apnoes.geaciea, ..Act! T~hhgFoe Athcf;4l4e (!oft but aMi , rocas% rowed et beaus secied . pp, ceeleicry, geet.ooMPe can:wawa. ac ffiss ltlr. Gi .V l 4s.groralPM'i Vio calert. but firi.wai riellOwf4XV 4 , 4**.ppc, h omd• An to . 4 ).4 l r—Godc4oy to -11 174 4.4rcier• Os" aPPite.tion ,k. t o ,p urse s alai corpse. . They informed • • • • _.o pay at appeared gtodittipted their. Id . Ablatillikplahltfff hailliMktietillp injured. Having, is, eiermillqueoce of - dseir Willett, mede no•defence to the action, he was tdohged to bring his case befo this . Court. It would be proved Irons their mouths of the defendants that they had been guilty of negiect; and it was therefore just that they should give the plaintiff compensation for the injury he bacinassaiumi. After the plaintiff's witnesses had been erkiintd, as objection was taken, on the,part of the dEfetidents , that ender the form of the declaration in the Orient case, 'the judgment in the original cause ought to be pre dated, and that, as tbelettord of that judgment was ant -in Court, the plain:4l . 4o4ost be nonsnited. ~ t • Mr. Judea iltianotton:oras of opinion that . the *tiros was fatal, and directed a nonsuit to be entered. ;His Lordship„obterved, that be never knew such an ar.tiOn. The plaintiff could not have expected to !censer. It/013 cojiirr OF DZLBOATES, Due. 18. , , . . . This Cdurt tips occupied,,to4 . deyend thereceding in heating two appeals of . ..CiteielditpUi t itiettantile • ins.. pomace from the fligkqesst!,ofAdisitilel. ' - - 1 - -.-._ _,_ •:- • , ~.. . r , .- • • .1011.0,1 1 4 5 .._ , -. - - t - •This wise - a quests% igost . i Limas!. ,jairporting Alibi a bottomry bon& c .. vessel hating sastnisiecl; i d i ; tionsidetable damaged* ' ' itotm4ithoWasti laic whilst waiting for cargo, eird'the 'Mister being • *, out: finds or connections theft , raised I. sum of mo ' fur repairs on the bond in question, et . il.pei ceot:hypothe-' suing the ship and cage is now on bOafrd, or that might hereafter be put on board:* bolter arriy at the port of London, the vessel was arristeci at 'he kilifthe obligor ,I and it became a quettiOn in which alV i tarties yfet;l *wrested; whether the bond sec_tare4 Op jiabilii j cJ tact: of 4ltight subsequeot 'ttl: ;lie' dam <l, - the and whOteete Ignorant of its itchgence,aa ,wall as 'iarnsigneei•cif • kelt 'n . En land eilvilist bew sons . . 1 1 e ''— --. Co pilled to pay 'eight, and. were no* ,restiiired to. r e pay it.' Lord 4toweil, is Michaelmas Term, 1826, dreaded tha i t all the parties were liableoind that the bond4al vied., His Lordship added, that he never, saW,d'unoie rope! bond. From this sentence atrappeat !I'M btbtiikt into this Court. - -e, *, -Their Laassnes decided in favour of tbs.apPellsnts. ;and reversed the seinen** of the Judge of the AdMirally !Court. THZ ATLAS. If In this case, which was repeatedly bedkradte.oq fel below, it will perhaps be recollected, a bouncer/hood of a very peculiar kind was the subject of attiremit. i ti was executed by Captain Clark. the master, iaolite lyric Indies (Calcutta), and, in addition. to the. l erdintry stipulations,it conditioned that the suer hoe retired- should be repaid b the-owners ia case of theloss of t,be vessel, thereby exc luding sea risk, .aupposed to be tie essential , ingredient in bonds of this nature, aid warranting what is termed the aostlicsttts, It was *gelled. in the course of argument in the Court below, that this form of the bond was customary,ia the East ladies. Lord Stowell, in Easter Term last, after some ineffec-, coal attempts to peevail upon the parties to resort to arbitratiost. dismissed the party proceeded against upon the bond, on the grounds of the want rif priidectiost and .the disculty , complexity, and losigattuda of the case, expressing a wish that the questiow slight be brought before this Court b —a circumstaace.teliedmpet by the appeUaots as denoting that his Lordship.egate referred the question than decided it. After a very long and elaborate arguineatjakielskk the Sor.icitoa-Ueemeas, Dr. LIIIIIINOTON• and Dr, Donsow, were heard for the appellants, and. Dr. Pautot LIMORIC and Mr.P.taae were. heard for the resp..ndentsi' Their Lordship& remained in consultatiocater mote' than an hoar. After which they intimated to the Coun sel that they had come to an opinion upon the cheeses& of the instrument before them, but were ready to hear COunsel further upon ' this point,—namely,• 'whether,' supposing the bead in this case aot to be a.bottomry bond, techniceilrspeaking, but a mere hypothecation bond, the Coort of Admiralty could or could,sser stilt entertain the suit; or whether there bad been any ease in which that Coett had entertsioed a suit upon about, which excluded maritime risk. I The Counsel for .the appellants writhed for time to consider and make researches; and the Coen adjourned the case till the 15th of January Rest. There are spid to he between 200 . and 800 tanars, at tached to one twine of call, at present oat ,of employ, in conseqnence of 'their adherence to the regulations of their body, which, ananeg other imprudent rules, prevent any member from working for a less sum than Qs. a day. Two superlative tip-top dandies; who have lately fottudtbeir.way intwill , hmongerefiall, are denominated Ipy Fht propsietor hisastife bait. 4tiL i4oseifk.- 4 iVoins on Bantam .Furesci.--The. whole British expenditure during the last 32 reigns from A. D. 3066 to 1819. aamonsted to the enormous sum of 3,15%579.1484 and it is curious to observe that the expenditure of., thirty reigns from 1066 to 1727 amounted to 516.7883224 for 662 years. and in -22 is years of the reign of Geo. 11. to 276,349,7741.und dur ing the-59 years of the twig& of Geo. ILL it ansounted, to the cataracts's sam of 2,357,441.9621. having raised from 16,000,0001, to 330,000.0001. per ann. Extracted' 'from C..bleseau's truly carioacand , eztraordinary work on the Rise and Programs. ofßritith Finance. . JoateaK awate.46-Titogith every oar keel's how strictly Joss Maass observed what he toottived to be the thy thee et histaewswite -author—as is tho ease of isto wooaciese steak Ooresiles.few isow that he *adhered as scrupulously to tibtatllVdst - Iteit tom i i& Isevronld not Allow. by• any accident. to he violated, 'even when he himself 1,44 not only innocent. bet • weld• cat be can. 'sidered u even accessary to the feet; 15t14117, the lest sessoo that Koonce appeared ea the nagnehercet actor played ee one oceasi on finstitfa: le the second as:titillate 4,arsar, t.iesairs, as all our voaders reconisber, sd _ MI clack kick Nikkei dim." Sy same 'Galata' the map clatknatrackeharliapon which au °lithe gods cried onto—/s Ti. Ile, him attack shofar whereeposs KitaraLmjealous el thefightmadiat of Ph&IIKSt&A3II, and resenting evaa..ttits, accidental oti+ification of Isis text, came forward amtrepeated i confirmation of tbe former speaker,— `• stitches a The cloak hadt —*Leer .44 turning:his eyes, at the sae)e titse. agitilant tit di& Dream acora melte gallery.—Lonerea 'Weaftfy Review. , to INA Dittman 1. . ...,..... , , perf r edr t riet. On Monday teat to the soldiers in garrirm sister, tha Pauairr, in which 1 10 sepport the Constitution , as arranged by Don PADRO, utmost severity all who cause under any pretence whatever. , were quite thunderstruck to circulated a reFort that the la pain, and was proceeding to Pro of a very powerful force. The Messengers that pass this town Lisbon, is quite astonishing; to. , five have passed. and yet so barren is news here, .rat we can firm no conjectures of what is passing. Out neigbbouriog province, Estlaandura (Spin), is•at this Moment perfectly quiet. Of what is passing in the booth *(Cataloilia) we have only vague reports. Pao.. Vsnarcs has blessed this part of the Peninsula with Most abundant craps of grain and olives—the two great necessaries of life in this country. The quantity if grapes, however, in this neighbourhood, is very smell a.almost a total failure; but as the produce of last year was unusually abundant, we shall be in no want of trine. Wheat, in the interior of Estramadura (Spain), is•stliling at the rate of 2.. 6!. the English bushel; lwirley ls. 9.1. ditto; olive oil, 'of the finest quality, isi..thikgallon. Here (Elvas) wheat, Ss. 2d.; bailey, Ilk,Sd.• 'oil. the same price; bat so very excel). sive awl tedious is the carriage, that to get any of the pitiductrof the soil to the capital wouldcost more than to bring h from America'', Egypt. The Guadiana, if made•navigable, or. a canal cut to theses, would be 3 make nf inemense wealth -art botjt . nations, for the' millions of sires . of land inter uncultivated, stibuldnlftwil a Mlia. of, .greatielmirstate data those Of 4+n ties; bat .while . PortugCremaitts thtle:teta to pieces by political squabbles, amerce. and atillay: most be thrtitinlislise back grotind:, Great Manama Of , ate Forming*. ;041 tr1)01)* Who fled to Spin have returned and received' - Octilon. - Some few Nitaniardir have fled hither I but Many of theta are of such a class, that any civilized coup,Oy would be, glad, to be rid of them ;'they are neither.* tom to Spainotoi n gain to Portugal,-*Thefswa,in-this part of the king dom, since,the Gonstituttos,appearnot at all to be alter ' ad, or at least to be altered for the better; and justice, Is administered in just the same slow. manner as before, I%is province is much infested , by banditti. while the anighbouring ones of Spain are nearly OAK' q lately slaked Badajoz. and received the groaket‘attention • the Maborities there. In Portugal-anis generally E ., red to be dangerous for Englishman to go into • and here (Elvas) they will not give a Por- L.; a passport. At Badajoz, however, the Governor Is • none of those jealousies, and passports are obtained ' lit i t im ite a Spaniards without the slightest difficulty. The' who travel that way have spoken in thehightst! . tof the attention they received front this General. The political persecutions in that province (Spanish 1 !Estaamadtu aj have entirely ' erased. vel . tc ( la•tir-tpc lii. . POLICE INTELLIGENCE; • ,ft,o, r MANSION MOUSY— .. Tema*!;. MOP of very respectable appeaeasee and family were charted with having robbed their dater of Ilse key of the of a room in which rime valuable property vim deptaited, with Intention to commit a robbery. The young fellows have been engaged in very numerous rows, eltimiegh the one is not more than .17,. end the ether only 14 year 04, and their family found it ofeesaery.usvigewourproa gi against them at last. Upon the presepi °oohs altos; who took them into custody was snaked by them very meetly -The moment the eider of the two was apprehended, the other kicked the natter over the skins, and struck bins in the.body, until s mane' was nearly effected, and it was with considerable difilcuky they were deemed. They positively and resolutely. .refused to go to prima except a hackney coach was procured lot theta ; indeed, they would not walk a yard oat of the way they wished to go. The sister gave a most lamentable ',meet of their &Meet, and eves their mother said they were mate incorrigible. The LOAD MATOII ordered that, they sbooki be sondised Pp*• rutty is the CoMpter, and brought op on a future day. They refused to go except in a coach to Caisson Abg,Loite Maroa—Then take them awl" isseased..(A GUILDHALL. • • Isl'it tat of last night charges WI .bedeee -Mr. Alderman Gettaamt yesterday missing. was the follonting entry—rXary carpe--aasmilt ;' and when that name was called, a rather petty, but eery shitternly, young woman, with slow and faltering step* ascended the platform of tie bar, and hewing tottered to the front' , of i rasped the rail as though she won about to sweats—aft thobstant a young man rushed through the crowd with to mach and agitation that be very many upset some of them ; apd. baying ascended—or rather stumbled up, the step* of the witness' ben he said—" It is me! I—l--appirar againetWer r " Your name, occupation, and address ?— ea id.the Clerk. " ildwardidward Sharpe, is my name," hc ipplied.is breath less haste. " Sharp. Is the name of the prisoner," 41cm:tithe Alderman— " are yo• related to her?" It Is my sofa, Strt"—he replle4.-" mate is ese wife; and Oh! would to Goo she was not !"--be exclaimed; at the saute time larOding in a certificate of their marriage,by which certificate it ap peared that they had been married about four years Having handed in the eertillcate, he proceeded is the same agitated Manner; —" Last night, when I went home from my businese—" Oh! I shall newer forget it!--the door of ern roan, Sir, has a sprit* lock —but it is .pond, so that it won'tcatels firmly; and wheal wept home—instead of tieing the key—fur the key is of no me, I shoved the door open, and I sarrib. Sir!—l saw the kodieed—our rent lamillord, and Mary —my wife—diem she is!—l salt Miry on the bed, and—Oh Goo !—I wish I had bemablind!".--Heee the poor fellow burst into tears, bid his lace to hie bendlierchkf, end mbbod aloud ; whilst his guilty wife turned from side to side, esdeaemaing to hide het face from the gazing crowd. When the huebendliad somewhat recovered himself, he pottedescription of what he saw—facts too gross for US to repeat ; and dion tea added— i • stay strength all went away from use !—I didn't bow whom say "—DeWitt& way to look ;—it seemed as if the house vas falling op& Me to snub me into the eat a ; —I went to the bed; , --there she lae—Oh why did I live to see that night!—there' sbe lay— • Mary f.---udd I, •is this possible ?—.could I ever have believed that yen would deceive me thus, Mary !'—Sbe said nothing,— I remised at the scoundrel land lord—he was putting himself to rights by the window—l rushed at Min and seized tau villain by the throat, and big as be is, and rich as he is, he trembled in my bold like a thief,' and--they . perinaded me to take Mm to the watchhouse." Here the poor man again burst Into tears and wept vehemently. He then added,, - his neighbours assisted him to take the scoundrel to the watehhouse, but the constable said be Couldmot detain him—that he must pro;eed against him in another way ; and upon his returning home, hie wife, who appeared to have been drinking deeply daring his absence, answered his reproaches by Mows, and by the advice of his neighbo urs he gave her is charge to ihe - Watch for that asiault.—. And separate her from use, Sir, I beseech you!" he continued—" take her away from me—let me never see her more!—l never can live with her--Oh! I never cud be hapPy-agaist !—I will take care of our child—l will allow her bald of my earnings —I will do any thing, so you weal eoly never let me see heragalo. Oh, pardon me, Sir i—exesOs nliesetybaset ishroke r The Alderman told him he pitied hintexoesidiegly ; bat that all he could do for him was to hold his wife to bail "tittle assault upon hint. '-'° Oh, the await !" mid he, " I don't mind the assault ;If she hid murdered ms I world have forgiven her with my last tilvath will punish her now, I will enter an actiors..-an action, I 1.111. whoa them both—l will not bear this!" , 'The Alderman reminded him that an act i o n at l aw w as a very pipeastre affair, and that probably he might rain blmself • by it. ." Rama !" he exclaimed ;" I mei ruined—ruined in my !kart mind for ever! But I have friende—good friends, who will dike tsiw.part in such misery se this." tr woman,' said the Alderman to the wife, as she stood ly milling herself from side to side at the bar, " What have spy to all the grief you have occasioned?" rittAr loathes for which she seemed to be well prepaied ; _for threw elide her mewing shame and accused her r hu -declaved that the lan dlord seek to her , rent which 'bet owed Ulna ; sad Jibe was OOP I him that the cootie was a very proper one to • ELVAS, Da and they would bare a motion to this effeei dirtdi. _ ,_• . ~ F •pi.• :. is7 ... pend Cirdeiroy subseqtieutly marched the Seeo*seltioilicok - , 4llweellated., ahem and could sot And that say such motion had brat hittalteliehltlctser was teed made; he Miriam went to his Anomie: upon die sub- fsosiqol. t itilriclort. to his sill jut, hat was told by themahat the omission was Of tics be illeataget )14 dttermination consequence whatever; for even if judgmeat was o b./ forms of Government - , at tamped, it could not injure him, and that be Might IWO its punish with the utm bring an action for trespass against any one whet Sitrufd raratislts in the kingdom uru serve it. Mr. Godefroy shortly afterwards .foaled . by The Apo.totical pasty wet the ne*tpapers, that the ease had been tried at the hear this; they had circuit! Sheri Court, tat a writ of inquiry, and a verdict had entered Spain, at given against him of SOS. Judgment was accordingly toga) at the head of a VI entereckand tit the end Mr.Godcfroy had to pay the costs, number of Cabinet lessen with the imonneof the verdict. It appeared then that Aiy en and fines Lisboa, the defoxlonteliid p oodpiithard their claty, and 41a, fir, have passed. and y . Isiah to bios...bettaoss der ImobsotL '')lle astiaLby eipk."`—wonitt neither pay rear, nee make excuses to /hi k tpa. Una. If.—" And ara't yew aittatrord," said she addral6 i sn ot to P" her husband, "to bring a-frontal% here and apheli a sT AY Aire husband denied that ht owed mote rent than ha was peg, and said it was a wicked excise of hers. " Aye, Well," said the women, " it's no me tallthre-4 Mut of the crime, and you may send sae to prison if yes And she was sent to prison, until she ecosid find bail k g melt she had committed upon her husband. BOW-STRUT. A kitarneyman plumber, named Pardee, drelled in a nit Ism an dro.lwas uyster-shop in Bow- charged with assaulting a waiter belongin g to Grubbs wreet. • Is appeared that Pardoe wad a friss& shmilarly habited, Grubb's shop between one and two o'clock the previous omen refreshment; bus the waiter refused to attend and Grubb, who protested he was In thew , d n only, ordered thaw eat Upte We anu Mows were exchanged. At hog& Purl* wad took Pardoe into custody. Ateveure.o elsinalmeAllaw, diameter stands high with their Woribipa, Mee air fa aye of the Office-door, sod liters*, the gi a 2 odd s r to him their prisaser, 'Of th is elk shollll6l egg gbh l agged &weeps with wa usault, whish was of Bartlett, the wetehlwoose•kreper, and Ehe r i g , .. of Patrol Fudge Abe retorted the aasauk oaf ads DIME and Mr: Hacks. In well , energetic terrns„ stoadwet if ail parties, which they said had wont pit lguhror geese worse feellug,—The complainant and dsfeedi t stowygbill ) tre hall, and the constables were told that there t Salim for thfassaalt committed by Stevens, efigiiii HATTON CURDS% A ye ling one was yesterday brought op before /61. Leda ,ailaegad ek tie prosecution of the Alderney liary Co, vie dee anahessienient of valleys um, of reamsev. Aw l Fare% one of the Comp:ay, stated, that the prisoner wee clerk le his reanting•boese, wises daffy drain were to twelve tree the carriers what returns of ascot' they sna4e for their niiksi wart it in an account book prepared for that purpose, and give's & rotors of it every even* to the adlector. Jam a carrier, deposed that on tie oak Mit he paid the whew It. 141. hid. of which sse (Wry appeared on the book. . Junes Judd, collector, gated, that there was no mews wade o his of th i s awn, nor did the pe uoer etre any mew et de wasoer in which it was Several limn of money were now !lOW to have beet' paid del which appeared to have bear endarnied ; bat as the bisks s out produced, nor all the winnows present necessary teems ' , Willie to go folly into the case. he thought it hawk wait Seeensenlidention on Saturray nen. N A uLuoaauomara BET. .. Two lads, pouted lows Qom , and Homy .dneshes. were bespg up, charged With attempting to pick a Geotienii,fif p.whet. Dodd Riordan, a very sett.* coostale. elated, that be any the prisoners steadies together the evening before * Plinessattett, Leicester.square, till a Goldman paint_ d hy them. ob.' Coe* wadies after him, held up the Skirt eflis coat. and was joss airing his Mod into the pocket, but on the Gentleman's fuming mail Ai *Ake two Gerrard -street, he let talk rat Riordan went !fp le the Goationan and aged him veldt*. inatisfed any false oast his coat pocket ; but the Geotklualle after Archly& bkrhe Ads/{. Riordan, however, knowing Cooper of old. at hey* bees trasles the 04d Bailey, and having been sacral thnestekm, up, Woad than, and trek tkem kits instody. • Ckillawkins he found a dle handkerchief, het nothing las Cooper. " Haw bias's mother, a remeMalliesimiltiag wsssan , wt4 owed If his relations, also very decent people, attended; sad it etyma that be bad horns a veryAood.ebaracter.tif . lately, when Is pt into bad company. A very decent young wocamilsuipeased that it was she thathei given him the handkerchief. 'which was ptedoced in the dice, tai which was, coneeimatig steroid, Whim Mr. CAINAMT said, that though they bad ant same:fed is Oat . miming the fact, for Which thiy were taken up, et me of thishei attempted ; and be thereto* would *Meats Cooper, milt is Nike AO, to two moths at the treadmills aad Ihnikbes, Ws to deter him from sock company in Enteral ale amok. UNION-HALL. Yesterday .Mr e Cowen,, an inhatelant I MAM at this Me foe araparpose aim _ _ t. Soo* Lubeck, IR ring for theirOact .prr_ilations ccounlndi 4 dhe P eat N. la in that neigibourhood: He stated, that 4ithin'llselastfertitetalis his own house bad been attempted to be broken Intasemadillanat dame. On tbelast occasion,. which was on. the mambas nicht, the thieves had nigh effected an entrance, but haying been hardy* as they were on the plaint of telie, be (the applicant, drew sp one old* windows, and in 'vain -lad for the watchanno,Vieomo either cilf highest ortfuraslespl Imillffiy, however, the Aria *we alartaed, but before the watatiogampme m the spm, they had made their escape. Mr. CCtlrr I g thengepandetted thatecatmlyt might pawed' that the most lariniltib_berrei iekre hM calcimined. in no a*. bearhood of Sortie Lambeth -itildek - Wal wholly attribatabletsMe defective areenguisseata evidhOmpeet to thei - watehmett whew,n employed there ;••I*.tberofose messed skeethe Maghttate.weig direct that some of theoilesgs iplortglng to •Mis establishment, re soMe of the lloMstfeet patrol; might be . 4m/trued ' to viii; tilt mottos of the district every night, to pre4ent, if possible, the depre .sintioas that were de mmuntly otasultig. '•" - . , Mr. Cnawsam obeeysted, :that he Aad in interview with the Marmite Of Lanadowa op the *dims of tha aornernosuahrtis re cently committed in Hi' neighbourboOd above, ofonik4glP4 bit Liordeldp Ind direkti4 Sir R. DM& to employ some of ' Oral ou that particular datyp .L .4 - -f* • - Isiu,OurAN—Neidlevidltaism one .Bow.stteet punitive to be _seen in South I,lnabetlis. • iWa ham osly a kw priimo *—'—l, aordsey are of no die. , " 3 Mr:'Citawasai—""Tbere are only eight officers to do she &des at OH office 'and really they mootbe spared to attend at iltladi asheth. It cams* be expemede surely," added' the Magistrate dhat those ammo do duty day and isigMc. With respect to Mr: L ell's application for the . assistance of the Beau. tro t _ Puna , " Mr. tbambers said, " the Magistrates of 11141 nice ha d. Pa Mil. I [OM over them, the whale of that &pastas** of the Pore:gee* under the aspetiotcodence of the Migisiratee of Ikea steed Oise Mr. Cowell was durefout odyised - to make applicstim at tboalseat dike, which, uo-doubt. would he attended to. -WORSHIP-STREET. • Yesterday 4S hooseholde.mot the pariah of St. 144,e wasted* eurnmooses before the Sitting Magistrates for nan-psyment of poufs 'paying, and lighting rates. , , . The majority pleaded extreme poverty, and prayed for tiro, . which was granted; othen eanipllioed of great handiness no the part of the collector, in roluabig to wait any day for prim al. al though they bad been plrishlosien !Pseuds of 20 years, 'aids ma• duct the Magistrates reprobated in strong terms ; and not cis** moomptimeo • on the ground that bkilkesse, which he heilliii riper ' beg lease, had bees condemned upwa r d s ( I s is months. I • Mr. Bascom:ow asked if It was intended to repair. tiMilallMi Tb. man replied that ir was past repairing. I . Isird Heovoutass—.Thlts I suppose you mean to setti e illifAtillik when year Amuse. tumble, about your earl. It is i map ' excite certainly. which the Parish . (*woo will • trot piker. While you occupy the place, against the EfMlne"F ttZ Coort Lem, you mast pay the rates. MT in. ati,,strtl ia t ivia , ast' if the Court Lest were id de its ddien TM!'" world be indicted for a nulaeoce in cootinaint let Ana? riAlrg - to the danger of the surrounding oeialsboure. An ortlet Missy within seven days was accordingly made, with directions that thi muter should be again represented to the Court Lest, . A boy 'named Stepan. Langley, who was saldlto be the eon• of a late executioner at Nevrgate ' w a s, together ititt twe others ,at hi. own age, committed to the House of Correction and hard la. ' boor for three months, for assaulting a woman, and endruotfring ' to rob her of her shawl At certain periods of the year the water - agate More. cambo Bey appears as if on fire, on a. dark nikht. It it commonly known by the name of Jos fire, and the water retains its luniinous appearance for some time after it has been taken from the sea. DIED. In Valetta. OS the Mb November, Lleutoeslomel late earshuadieti bit Majesty's 95dt iteghttest. MAOtt —TB 1.8 DAY. Ai* am • a. rants o t limberg 0 • flesslan O .` 0 Swedes . 00 Leeward Islands 0 • Malts • 0- A equics Dublin Waterf.rd Gurresey anti Jersey Limbs& DoisasbOre Bue;os . Ayrvu Hollaed BIGH-WATZR et LONDON-BiLkOGIC TO YOB idanaleg. St minutes after • Altertiocan 49 amines after Lome.: Printed and Poldbiked by Jama Mum. aka PM ( at the elan Orrin,. Na 1, Plcha*Ow/ TIPPle4k, G sa lAA m0N•m.••••.... 11.11 1.1.••••••■••• aft. • a 3 • al • * • • • Mt ROW. tee 3 ter 3 nYer Prairie** the Mi shou/d • 1-e., 4 .1 .0. 4 A rm ris rift bi„ • tike b dn a , Mk fe w ! Dill) ) 1 00 7 , 1 4 1.10 01,te te 1 , 4 ^NT* INA . ele. Moe ti o '4** "POW, m a ws, I "fht. ti G l ** "MOW tt a lif , I e , 4. .-Ut 'OP 1, sta.