Star. — London, England, 1806-09-11 00:00:00

ao"..vsz•ww, ear" C 71411LWIS l o Ciptala Goer ' of the kin ' e Dragoon Oneida , game very brilliant *ow at t h e Barracks yefterdey Imotaing, which was greed( by all tht beauty and Edition of Brighton and the environs. The company 'trembled at twelve, in the Mel,- room of the Regiment, and fit...oy after fat down to a molt elegant breakfaft, conlifting of tba chniceft fruits, cold meat, lee. . At one, daneisn commenced with Lady Harekkiit Waltz, led off by Capt. Goat with Lady Cornea:ma Wyss-; about twenty-four couple followed, and kept i• up till nearly fir o'clock, with the neuronal refrefhments of ice:, fruits, dtc. Lvery countenance appeared animated with peculiar Utisfaffinn, from the elegant manners sod clamming attention of Captain Goa!, and the delightful uovclty land brilliancy of the ascertainment. , . . . A ludkroue eircumflance occurred a few clays aoo It Lewes. An elderly geniiertuS; and a ytitoig lady, : both from this towns pot, up at the White Hai t inn at the above plait. and Chita orderlesl heal far the. sight. The yam% ladr.poffed for. the dauehter of fe e old gentlernothood the not unfrequently hon .or.. •. him with the endearing epithet of %pa. ft feemt, ... ever, that their ennfanguinity *a. dont:red.)" , 'et O ff icer in th e houfe, who, determined to raife a 'Pt s & niiith it their aver de. Best time at length ari w ved , and the lady and gentleman were , ( hewn te t r s t by tim th e e , s. e il y r h a a rPli d a re i t y ir b ed aPil bo r t une a flit ar c h llW4cl ifrrht iu ditl id. cer. ash was on the watch, law the oldgentremai re Mori eautiouffy from his own room to the'nee"ndioinfing the apartment of the lady. The Offfier In qtiettion was quartered in the houfe, and ma onellied was 'IA fame to him as another..he itnstedistely,took potter Bon of the row, the other hadleft, locked the d' or. and retiredinflantly to refl. At an early hour in the morning the old gentlemanlore hirtfelf from the arms of his came node, and hobbled to the door of his *WO apartment. His furprifer on finding the dnot locked, may be better conceived than cipreffed ; his sloth°, were ih that room, and wear was tube done to fart the reputation of thilady : IN iiren to detpc ratian, ha at left thundered at the dal( of Ms "paw. !meet, and demanded twin let-in ; nut this funtraops the -ra in of war refutes! to comply with. The chars; bermiid, the waiters, the landlordof the tavern, • ere all ultimately roofed from their fleep by the wife ot she contending parties on each fide of the door ; and the hoary lover was at length compelled to acknow. ledge himfelf not the father of the lady, to preferve bimfelf from the fervor of their wrath. We are lorry to fay that the lady, who is very 1 1 op. and is not more than taro nr three and twenty years of age, is s married woman. The gay &toyer is bet ween.fixty and frventy, and giently afflieted. wiih the palfy.— Olin atlion for trim. ran. will prubabir he the refult.— . The lady, however, it fhould be hhterved, has lived *punt from her hufband for enme time. -.....--.............. THITCOID LAMB FAlO.—At this fair, which was held on M oddly lan, there were about zo,ooo Cheep and lambs penned. The fair, although the firft, was as well attended as the oldefl efteblilhed in the two counties, by both fellers and buyers. A very Wilt fate commenced at eleven o'clock, and the greater part of the lambs were fold by two. The following pekes were obtained :.- Per J. Mokires, Pfq. Book of down wether lambs, ass Id. ditto blifiDown and Norfolk ewes and wet hers , la. U. R. Eyrie. kfq. half bred Lelcefter and Norfolk wither brae, aye. Met., ewes sp. 6d. ditto bat bred Dome and Nor- IA owes and !rola% sto B. lininads, Pfq. 50,,th Down ewes sod webers, !Pa I. Ar bran's. Efq.denerft flown withers, an .Derfley's Era. flock of half bred Down and Norfolk, sp. . Dea,irl Sev.,", Saadi pawn *ether limbo. an ?as. it eats hl• half bred I.steetter and tiornalb ewes and wetliers. son Mr. J. Marnins's Poet of half brcd Down add Lela& r, and Norfolk at 290. Mr. Merest 5, of Wretham, half brod Down and Norfolk, ass. Mr. Weltbotp'e half bud Down and Noddle ewes, etas.. it was evident at this fair, rh:ii. the graziers gave the -polled lambs tlitorsnreference, particulatly• OW Downs, the fame weight of them being worth as. mere in twenty than any otherbreed.' This fair, in in infant Rate, exceeds the eepeetations of the moll fanguine for iu welfare, and hits fair to become the Ant in the two counties ; its local fituation for the growth of lambi giving it a prefcreace to mon others, as the fellers are not put to the inconvenience and expesfis of driving their lambs to a diriant market. The followingounrrence, incredible's it may kerns is neverthelefs true : A rat was deteelsd inn kitchen in Edinburgh in the very ail of cot ry into a filvertabk , fpnon, which, upon femen, was found concealed-al the rat's apartment, together a ith two other fponns, formerly 101 l (the value of which had been paid by the fervent who had the charge of Merit) a pnrfe with , money, and other valuable articles • Merit, allonithed mailer immediately fent for the fervent, repaid the money, and rewarded the perfnn who had recovered % the property.—N. B. The thief 111111deltris efcapc. The following is a copy of a teeter from an old Lady in Rntbfay to n town officer who was employed in recovering her rents : •.. • .... o Prhind bird hope rnt have "Was/ Naneff4bdtiona wow • .. tor die fifteen (Idling.. twins half of htr rent *qua& ' run MM WO attested ad; Comsreji...,ltwill be 'deny wharfs, while yell Ire. My fervlee to Rats. Aniaw." 'The Officers of a Pariflt an the . Surrey-Ade of Blackftiars'-bridgc, having obtained a warrant to diflrein for non-payment of taxes, Went to the !mere of st. poor man, where they found his wife and four Null children in mild: apparent diftrefa. While awaking to her on the fubjeß of the diftrefs-warrant, Jour men arrived hearing the lifelck carpfe of the Inaband, who was found drowned near Blackfriar's . bridge. The Office,' inftantly withdrew the rani"r onff'left the min:wants to lament the lots of hut. bimd and parent. The houfe of Mr. Niger. gnldfmith and jeweller, in Piccadilly, oppolite St. James's church, was rob bed oft Tuefklay night by fame perfnns, who cut the mutters. and took property amounting to 7001. with "sihieh they Rot clear off ; and, what is more furprif fo, there ie one of the faithful gnardiaus of the night flationed oppolite the houfe. Suaay morning, a yonriglnzn, foreman to Mrs. Pelminginn, in Thames Rivet, Windfor, brazier, went into the Thames to battle, and.in his attempting to }taint sonic the river, from the Golwella to the Breekhoure Meadow, in Eaton, he was taken with e he cramp, and funk% he was dragged for, and :n i ihnut fix ininctes was taken coot, when every affif gibmproved in va,in for hu recovery. W • • Oar Chaacellor of divradvequer is now in town. difcharging the dories of his important race. The Bnard,of Oanmiffioners is to be divided into Escik and Cullom'. The new Commiffionen are to be Mr. Secretary Marfden. Mr. Edward Taylor, of Merrlon-equare. Mr. Terry, of Cork . The Hon. Mr. Machine," Colle6lne of aonosell, brother of Lon; Hotchlafan. Mr. - DuoJas and Mr. George Maroon. Two of the vacancies have been occationed by the promotion of the Earl of Dmintrommorte to the NO Office, and the difmiffal of Mr. LONGFIII.D. life others are new Mr. TRW., who fucceeds Secretaay ssusw, was Private Secretary to Lord Myra*, wits he was in this country, Secretary to the Earl off yrzwismaw. Mr. T611,11' is a Roman Catholic. TUNBRIDGE APR4iL3, SRPTEMBER 9. This place continuee'verf full ; there is a flitter ing profped of its remaining fo until the end of Oc tober. We have had a great change in cur company, but the departures have been amply made up by the arriwati-nsiot Xi day pales but brings ns fome noble ; or fafhionable family; sionng whom are .The Earl and Counted' of Tsitkervilk, Vdenont and Vifentln tots Sidmouth,the Cnontefs 0 Buckingham, I milts J. stnciair, firwt.ere, Brrl sod Counters KentoareXord Coleraine. Marra. W Moraine Nat. Banns. adnrray, Lane, Dr Heber , den, Pin, tit Miss% °resale, Glower Morris. p.411-s, Ham-, mood, Lieutenant Colonel Sharpe, Henley bent, Dc La Croix, Barad, Bake • Our Theatte has ipmmenced with great fuccefs. Mrs. BILIS IL has added feveral good performers to her cUinpanY, what atiraelions command good houfes. The fafltionable ride is now to the various Hop. gardens in the neighbouinood, and many a fair lady dye , her finger with the bitter gold; that the may truly lay (he has been a hop plater. . • • The bursted is completely gathered, altd in, the Snell totter The late rains haVe covered the uneh, cl.ws wi.h irafs..and butter of courts is extremely good-and cheap. Our Sporrcmen return every day with their bags 61Ied with birds, and 'tie no uncommon thing for a young one to bring home two or three Imam— Indeed every kind ol game is extremely plentiful, and 'he pheaikets rife from every hedge shat at walker chances to pals. BOIL Et, (Ntsak). 52.... PT. 9. A grand match of Single.ttick was played yeller. day, at this place. • The candidates were from So tnertet,, Wilrfhire, and Hants. The &ft prize was a. gold hat and twenty guineas. It was-won by one Boas, of Somerfetftdre, who difplayed much fcience, strength, and activity. The fecund prize, a film• laced hat and ten guineas, was won by Stvire, Af Will Rote. Among the performers were Buts (vianr) and %Vim., of Somerfesfliire, both celebrated for breaking heads; a Mr. Sommer, Styria (viefor), and EkLis, of Wiltihira, all equally famed in thefe parts for their (kill in this capital art. Three good players r.f Hams were vouch noticed, viz. Minima, SINGLETON, and GAMILII. The day was remarkably fine, and the bufinefs exhibited much excellent play. Not fewer than Soo perfons were prefent. The number of carriages was confiderable. We iinticed in the lift, that of the Marquis of Lansnowm. The people of Hants are likely to beaome liberal patrons of this manly ex- A girl of the name of Stainnard fainted in the gallery of the Birmingham Theatre, a • few days I ago, and expired in half an hour after. On Tnefday fe'notight a melancholy circumllance took place at York, between the New Walk and Mr. Turpin's ship yard. As two young men. Moles Snslth and George Falcon, employed in Mr. Tor pin's yard, were crossing the river Ouk in a Mull boat, it unfortunately upfct, and they were both drowned I every exertion was made to ranee them by the means recommended by the Humane Society, but without effea, although they had only been un der water about ten minutes. Oa Saturday, as the gatekeeper at the lodge at Mr. Mitchell's farm, Southgate, went to open the dare for the cart to pals through, he was followed by a floe child of his owe, unobfetved, who unfortu nately happened to be dole to the gate port, when the heavy gate fell to with great force, and killed the •-child on the fpot. Monday fe'nnight, doting a review of the Coen, berland Militia, at Sooderland, as the battalhn was advancing three deep, one of the front rank fell, in uniting a ditch ; and the man behind him, J. Story, falling likewife. the bayonet of the former penetrated the body of the latter, and came out at the oppnfite fide. He was taken up without the Lead hopes of tec.very. EniIIBUIGN POLICI.—A few days ago, Elisabeth Sinelsir was charged with keeping a diforderly hnufe, to which the (educed young girls, and kept them lock ed up, end is a hale of intoxicativn, for the purple of prollitution. The general charge of a diforderly boufe was p r oved; the particular charge was alfo proved as to five different girls, one of whom bad been in Sinclair" hoof( at a time when the father was mak ing inquiry there for his (hayed child, but did not find her, as the was concealed in a part of the hfrofe entering from the garret. Ihe Judge addreffed the Pi ifnner, in (Leong terms, upon the enormity of her offences. not only as affeeting herfelf, hut as involv ing the guilt of others, and ordained her to be corn mined to Bridewell ° for 6o days (the target( fpace allowed by the Police Al) and to be confined to a fulitary cell, and fed on bread and water the whole time. He laid he wot.ld not order hard iabour, as labour of any kind might be a relaxation to her mind —he would prohisit employment of eve!) , fort, fa that her mind might have full opportunity to work upon itself. The proprietors of a dyework in Glefgow were OD Tuefday fe nnight brought before the Sitting Magif trate, on a complaint at the Fifcal's inflance, for al , lowing their watch do g . to go at large, and attack pallengerson the areas in the day time. It being folly proved that this dog had fprang upon, and feverely bit a lad on the face while psffing peaceably, the owners were fined two and a half guineas , and or detect to find caution to keep their dog contlantly within their works, • • - 00MMITMINT OF pant ELLIN DAXIILLIL Manama Houser—At an early boor yetlerday morning. it was under-flood in the City that Daniels had arrived in torn, in cullotly. Manyperfults, irt coniequence, attended at the Lord Mayor's Office. end greateß anxiety prevailed there for fonie time. At one &dna, the LORD MAYOR to de his flat in the public room, and, in about half an hour after, the hat oas ordined to be cleared, and krf ;ph Elkin, Daniels was introdneed there, in ciia; dr of Rivett, who apprehended him, and Tome of the city officers •.. The LORD Marla firit addreffied the pi ifo net in the following %voids : . " Mr. Daniels, you have only arrived in town this day, perhaps you have not had an ornotttputy to confute with year friends, I would, therefore. be giacl to know, whether you would with to fee any if them before your examination • • • ..Prifoner—" Certainly, my Vied, I hive not had an opportunity of confulting my friends; Cad there'. nothing I would With forto much." • . • The Loan MAtil then, after innse converrnion with the gentlemen around harry faid„ " It is very proper, and veto ratitral, Mr,. Daniels, that yon fhould with to fee your friends. and confab with. them ; and I therefore with to koow from you *hen' would be prepared, fo that you may he again foughtup?"—Prifoner. "As Coon as your Lord. flip oleates. 0 Would you to morrow, or the day after ?—A. ' Any day, my L red ; it is quite indiffaent to , Int• O Have you had any communication with your friends lately, fn that you might be prepared roomer for your examination ?—A. I have not. Mr. GI sosor, the Attorney for the proiecutioo, here Orin vcd, that he anderflond Mr. Daniels had already written to Come of his friends.—Prifoner—l (have written, but have received ntranfwer. Again examined by the Loan Mares. yon know whether your friends are in town ?—A. I candot tell . QWhen did you write to them ?—A. LaR night horn Barnet. I wrote to Mr. niacin, and to Mr. Abraham Poldrmid s but I have not received' any' anhver from them. Q,A i re thole the friends you would with to fee pre- Meal so your examination ?—k. Yes, my Lord. The Liao Mayor then afked, if it could be racer. tamed whither there gentlemen were in town or not? and is was anfwereii by two or three gentlemen pre. feat, that they were. Mr. Montefiore, the flock broker who tranfafted the bufinefs, was then (worn on the Old Tetlament, being a Jew, and ersmained by one of the Loan Mayor's Principal Officers. Do you know the prifoner at the bar ?—I do. Is he the fame perfon mentioned bi the war. Rardt .—A. He is. The Loan Mayor again addrefied the Prifoner, (id—Ate you certain, Mr. Daniels, that you will be prepared tomorrow to undergo your exami• nation ?—A. I trufl I Ihall, my Lord ; you are the heft judge. I don't know whether my friends are in town or not. To this, the Lotto MAVOR, after a Mort crwn-ra tion with tome of the gentlemen near him, replied— Your friends are in town, Sir : you will therefore have an opportunity of confulting them this night, to that you may be brought up again to.mortow at tee o'clock. The Prif o ner bowed, repeating—At ten, my Lord. Mr. Daniels remained at the barf•sr a Mort time after this, while the warrant for his commitment was preparing, and called Rivett, the o ffi cer, over to him. After they had interchanged a few words in 1 Lynisate, Mr. Daniels addieffed the LORD Mayor, sod laid My Lord, with your permiffion I (liquid with to remain until to•morrow in cullody of Mr. Riven.— A. I do not think, Sir, that can be allowed. Q. If it could be done, my Lnrd, I would be extremely happy ?—A. I am very lorry. Mr. Ds- Melo but I cannot comply . with your requett. • The psifooer bowed, and retired in cutiody of the City Officers, by whom he was taken to Giltfpnes ;Brea Compter. Mr. Daniels is rather below the middle fin, bet not fat ; his face full, his eyes and hair dark, Ma nofe acquili ne, and his complexion fallow. He siva" black coat, black fink waillcoat, light coloured pantaloons. and half boots. Dialing the time be mood at the bar. he kept his right arm in the break Of his coat, as if he had received fume injury in his Breen. His voice, in answering leveret of the qua.' tions, was tremulous ; and he teemed throughout:' very much affelled and deeply impelled with 11' fenfe of his fituation. The Court was crowded in the extreme; even tba , place fet apart for hie Lordthip was fo full as to oh-; ttruti his view of the Prifoner. Weobferred among ' them Mr. Bifh, and feveral Gentlemen from the Stock Ezchanste. This morning the Police Office at the Manfins Hoek, was again crowded to early as nine o'clock, iu expeelation of Daniels being again brought up for examination.—Even the Streets all the way from the Compter to the Mnilion Houfe, were filled with fpeßators ; the gratification of their curiofity was, however, fttfpended. About tell o'clock the LORD MAYOR took his feat, and having afked if Daniels was brought up Mr. MARRYAT role as Counfel for Daniels, and Rated that he held in his hand the certificates of a refpettable phyfician and fur germ, the purport of which was, that his client was in loch a bad date of health, that his removal from prifon would be at tended with danger. Mr. MAARYAT then moved his Lrnrdlhi to put off the ttial to a future day, to which his Lordthip immediately aliened. Rivett returned from Lancrller yefierday fen night,-where he had been after a man, anfwering the defcriptinn of Daniels. to Liverpool, about five o'clock in the afternoon. On his arrival date, he learned that a boat had arrived that morning from the Ifie of Mtn' where be alto learned, that a man had been stinted, anfwering the defcriptinn of Da• niels and in confirmation, he faw a paragraph in a Liverpool Newfpaper, mentioning the circumflance. Rivett went. in eonfequence. to the Editor of the Paper. to make enquiry where he got his itifc rma tion. The Editor very politely informed him; and there being no doubt of the feel, he engaged a pilot boat to take him by the next tide, for which he was Thrireday it‘p pad arrlirgd at. the of iral# on Friday "swift. '' Ph :notified to'Mr. Stott, •srlita had arreftrd Daniels, CI fusee ptifm•carnedroor London to identify biro Mr. Bco't intiriedgrelf Sewed D.toiels to bow, olio arms voila ilie•eir•Zof Tome t be was identified by the Gsaticenas who travelled wi.h itivetti The Ollcer proceei!ed to hard' Mm, and found arion.his Petf , n n bnt.t 15031 Aced 1/. wbere the remainder WAS ? Dania. refuted to tell. ilir Officer priffed him to tell, and 14,1 him he wat•deterosined to find it ont. Dsniels with vsly refuted s and &vett com• meoced levelling his lodgings. which" he brd hired i.l Mr. Cartwriplu, as apothecary j and afte- fearch ing for a cotifolerable time, he fcund a paper puled (cried up, tehittd a corner cupboard, containing Balk note% to the • aMOOIIt 'Of .bout 9,1001. The Nicer rhea applied to the Goversior for his permit: don to takettiru away; win. vet y readily contented, OMNI fit fail about two o'cl,ck on Surat d iv avrn , lagt Tiler arrived at Liver pool alarmt fir o'clock nix Sunda, afternoon, at which time the fho , e was lined with Ipellatnt sto fee Daniel,. Riven fa of p. 4 I' , 4 evening far Legsdon. . itiv:tt and hi. eornpaiiii.n, upon Oleir route down fr.m I..o:ldors to Liverpool, received in:elligence, .. is hilt ten mile. of, that t..wn, of a man exaely an fv,:ring the dcleripti..n id - Daniels, nbont•hey traced to the Live! tr•ol Arms. The act sent trhieh they there received of Itim . c-nErnied them in tke opinion that they 'Wel e in: the tight track. They were told thi hongat bade - Cited from I. nulls, a,meared very Su* of.genney, and had chatsigtel hi. clothe. for .4. sea fait. parchafed there 1 that alter dinner he fenc far the Captain of a velrel, a kb whorls he had a ! .,,,,d `deal of converfatim relativs to a pafage on h erd hi. 'del. They then made etiquiry after the Cap tain, and having found nut hu place of retort at I.i. • verpool, there learned that the Wenger and the Cap• tain had let out poll for Li tealle . 'Co Lancaller they accordingly proceeded, and overtook the Cap- tain and the Ilranger. but, to their great difeppoint. ment, difcovered that the latter vra._not Daniels, and that they cording/ at they hart been upon a wrong (cent. They ac .erdlngly traced back their Reps to Livetrath and there got a clue en him, through the medium of the newfpayer, as above Mated. Upon their return the fecood lime to Liverpool, with Daniels in cuf tody, they could not procure feats in the mail coach. It became a quetlion bow they Otould proceed, as 'Daniels requelled the indulgence of accompanying them, and that they would not leave him in a prifoo behind. Mr. Rivett affented, and a putt chaife was engaged, iu which they all three returned to Voodoo. Riven, however, being atra L icrto travel in that man. ner with fu much money, had the precaution, before they (et out, to cut the notes, and fend them by 'yolk (torn Liverpool: Mr. Daniels did not go to Park Gate or Holyhead, as has been before Bated, hut proLcuied his journey to Liverpool dire°, at Which Voice he continued for 36 twat - a. and then obtained a pafrage In a tithing trust to Peel, in the Hie of Man, where he arrived on roefday, 26th ult. , It is irspnffiW3o e. bellow fun:ient praife on the metitorious condo& of Lord James Mutiny, Mr. .Smelt (the Gnvernor) Mc. Scott and Mi. Cant. . flan, Svh t are relident on the Ilk of Man ; to while friendly zeal and timely advice, the propetty in quer. ties his been rellored to the owners, and without whole afGilatce, nothing but a miracle could have obtained luccefs. The American Mariner, and the other Batmen from the Bege bay Conte, who complained on Tuefday of the extortion of Ed• w rds, the relined Crimp, who took away their trucks from the Public hook at Thillogrpte, where they were landed front Orate. fend, without their aut herby. and hafted upon a pines each.before be would deliver them, again attended. Edwanis, wlat appeared in the earlier v et of the day, again departed the Cm,'. without A waiting the &anon of the Loa° faiateia, sod the Officers were &gal , difotehtd to bring him up in cultody. the blind Inman, who was as Willman, named Cody, and the young man, a Dane. named Haftthn, alto attended to repeat their complaint nation a publican nantedWolpole, la tesaeiinsii.itrevs, opponte to the India Houle. for of the former two guineas, and of the latter ballth solidi, fetid conveyance of thcmfelves and their baggage from Long React 10 Millogfrate. Haman declared that he had offered to pay for his conveyance only one Ming, width was agreed to; sod that be real d to par take of any food or drink whatever, on board the BOSS. Aid Cody Wert ed,that he bad come on board the boat without any par ticulu ftipulation ; hot that being blind, and avow to pt Ms thefts out of the hold, Walpole had agreed to bring them on deck, ter his tremble in doing which Cody had agreed to give hies hie empty theft. When the elicits were bronght 'it deck. Walpole took the care of them, while the Cuftom , houfr Of *et on board overhauled his fall theft at the gang way, and then put them on board the boat--that they were brought to the publeetoufe at Billingfratm, and taken from thence to the hosfe of Walpole, who refuted to de liver the theft to him on Monday, without his paybl two gn i:teas. He offered to pay bin, one guinea, and to forego the ft. of a beg,contating feveral articles of wait log apparel, which was loa from his cheft, but Walpole re f i r e d, Walpole. in his defence, !taint, that be bad employed a ben at m e ssieurs& day, to go along Ode the Bombay Cattle, fur pa lmy:re ; t hat he had brought up eight, and oul y charged the com plainants their proportion of the telecom. Thud ono Marva. however. Rrongly reprobated the emotion. and ordered Walpole to aline the property, on briar paid by Cody 6ti and Hoffman lc which he confidered the fair charge. Tefteiday OTionnel. Carter, and Gore. were brought up for rd-theedintlea et Maritoronis-ltreet Offisc, when Mr. Knapp attended as °morel for the prilottera--The only additional evi dence was thug:int. by Mr. Whinier, the Landlord of the node and Dolphin public.linufe, in M. Matin•ltreet, fter.fquare. It was at Mir hook where the milliner, met to divide their booty, which was done alter a good deal of wranillo 4 A sot. note which was proved to have been apteentft the but tteleu from the; bureau, was changed by O'Donnel in the emote of dividing the (pen. which note was produced before the Merifirate. Mr. Ken. dal, the profecutor, and the layered witneffes, were bound met to profecute, and the prifenen were coeveyed th a c•-eli to New. gate, to take their trials at the enfutor Old Bailey 6, Mona The raw of Gem a refisteltable tradefman in Bond Br mt,ttsacifeited great grief for his fon, who is a Juanita depreda. or, and the pro. lent hie Mit offence. Worraco Aran -o-Yefterday, a man of the anneal jolinfon a lea fusing roan, was committed to Newgate for trial, b i ting charged with intimacy kimfelf into the company of Julio Tie.l, a wout , ded failor, in a pub:St bottle near Rofemal-y-lant, and making drutik. Ihe latter being 4, urns to retern to his lodging In bait Smithfield, a coach was called, when the ptifoner arcompa sled him. but arnica the coachman to drive a contra, y way, hint to go to tiettitreet, wl..e re the lame tailor bad a tieb I rani 41. Aftt rhe had reach 2,1 Aidgate,thc prifoter came out of the coach, frcured the door, a-d bade the coachman drive on ; the prokeutor loon after awoke oat of a Beep, when be milled and hit ' • eate dtion. The coachman drove him back to hi; lodgings: line fi r o ; b eoii teotcnidittoiutilea:orssc•im•reeirroeis:sredudte Theacr;obudfarforttheunep to tod wh in ~a with about ill. of the moot y upon hint. Robert Earl ifoet was fully committed for trial, &ionized with poblk book belonging ro Mr Oral - - b ee r : lk . w i" d i e r n eni to th e t y " th l nt r ; ° be ra ls an old offender, and bad been eagle tally cotoriditerl under the name of Brown. y e it, r o s e Orant, end were fully ennimirrei from Worthlp-ftreet Olen, charged by feveral pub leans. wick cutting and take% away the weights from 41ek Lad to their sap. MGM A I