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FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZ' • ..mN1101...... FOREIGN OFFICE, •FIIIIIIMUT 11, isweevie in the Gasatte of Saturday, the IS* Pr* WllllTha Teller OW; Sit to be kb 114 Inn Taykir Nowey..i.eq..to be bb Maj Venice, aid la eM . Awake Terriessies -• _ t•ftuPTICIMS SUPERSEDED. JOIn Jiltitalba; : ami. Joh& Nicholas, jittt. otherwise John Banger, Leathenaill. *arm, coninum-brewere. Hairy /lipids's& tate. of Siseptes Malkt,losamOso-bariver. Relwahsth lent `Shebat, Mart Mahe& illselmia. med Bfoiai Soathanepon, stationers. • , -,.BANKRUPTS: • Rkbatd Neal, Wes! Bristol, mains, to wavreakir, Minh 7, at iwithos • ill AP* 4.* two, at All Romper Taring BristiaL Attondeti, Messy. Poole,Greentield, and Gasohol, Gray's Ima. innate ;rot Mr. William Dish Parker, Cade-street. Bristol. Moms Keel. Bristol, grocer, hlorelle, it( and April 4, at twelve, -It the linoosser, Tavares, Brhiii. Aufairsios, Messrs. Hicks and Braikeoridge. Banietes-bidldlop; Holborn ; or Mr. J. P. Hiss _ ton. Bristol. . William James King, Battersea( torktetine-aperchant and manu facturer, February , at eleven, Nara 7, lapd April 4. at ten, at the Court of t&mmisdosiers e( Bankrupts, lhaalaU-street. . Anomie., Meson. W. and S. Cotton, Basinghall-etreet, William Oliver, son. Manchester, dyer. March 4,6, and. April 4, it one, at White's - Hotel, anehester. Attornies, Mr. John Hampsue t Illandessetreet, blanchriter ; or Messrs. Rik, Sons, Walwaloy, and Gorton. Clisweery-lane. Balliaasha Wu. Liverpool, corn dealer, March 4,6, and April 4, at one. at the Neptune Hotel, Liverppol. Anomie% Mr. Whit - lei; Lash-street, Liverpool ; or Masan. Adlington, Gregory, • • and Faulkner, Bedford-row. John lithatend Seeley and Jahn Yeapana, Rlrminglawn, druggists, February 17, at two, sit, and 4, at at the • Bari Hotel, Birmingham. Ananias, Moen. Svrala,lonsis, Maples, ' Peebbars* and and Hunt, Frodarick's-placo, Old Jewry o w Messrs. W ' Dolphin, Thomas Oriadalo.• isto l t: l l=os, C. stand, timber-mer idians, March la. It, aitilt *psi .4 4 at twelve, at the Black Lion Ton, Whitehavem. Mewls% Mr. Qesafl, Staples lan; or Mr. Lawrence Adaineek Whitehaven. ,Jolts Edmunds, Wiwi:mar. leatber-rouer, March 3, 4. and April 4. at nob% at the lialaeat's Head Inn Worcestsr. Attonsics, 1111r.2= Smith, Bosloghaßstract Hor s gdalcatTi47:4•llt, 6,9, and April 4. at willaserchant, f - iileont, at tile 00116hIlli, York. Attorney, Mr. Lever, Gray's .fns-square • or Mr. Robert Davis., York. 4011 Dilwortis, Robert Morley Arthingtoo, and Robert Birkett, Lancaster, bankers, March 11, at Ave, 14, and April 4, at twelve stl the King's Ansa. Lancaster. Morales. Mr. William Norris: Jahn -street, Bedford-row; or Messrs. Thomas and Lawrence • Itawnherise, Lammas. Robert Fatima, CoWWI, Werwickddre, staketer, March 6, at the Oece of Mr. Barbary, Warwick, 7, and April 4, at ekien, at the King's Anna Inn. Kenilworth. Anomie' s Mr. Barba ry, Warwick ; or Messrs. Meyrick and Oen, Red Ums.square. Claudius Hokin and Timms Sink* Leek, Staffordshire, swan February le, March 1, and April 4; at eleven, at the George Inn, Leek. Attendee. Messrs. Adliegtos. Gregory. and Faulk ner, Medford-row; sr Meters. Killminter and Maims. Leek. Joshua Addis, Abergaveisy, Mossaosthshire, tailor, March 6,11, and April 4, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Abergavenny. - Attendee, Messrs R and T. Gabb, Abergavenny ; or Mr. Gregory, Clement's Inn. John Murton, Newcastle-opos-'lgoe, shoemaker, March 16, 17. and April 4, at eleven, at the George Inn, Pilglm•street. New : castle-epee-Tyne. Attendee, Messrs. Swain, Stevens. Maples, Purse, and Hunt, Frederick's flee, Old Jewry ; or Mr. l'ibus, Newcastle-upon, Tyne. Xlernint Nassau% Jenny...street, Westminster, eilmay Feb. $ll, • Mara 4 , 1 4 April 4, at ten, at the Court of Costimissen of liank Basinghabotreet. Atiorney, Mr. Lard, Pia* •• 4bester.ssmib l - blanebister4yaare. Woobmimbo, Dokt.atoolt, "Agate, seeks, Feb. L Match fi r 4, at at dile Coast of Cootadodooeta - Bank's& Meaner, Mr. Westlake, . B .olllbars . .1 • John Wtbb, nolow#, Ilittivaplis, tattier. March 4,4, sod Alla% at twe'llft, at Me 41prowes Bead hut. Rowiety, Attain. anti; Mr. O. B. Flamer, Boarigtv or Mr. 11 s, Tab& Nesbitt, Pleet-oubet. Sobs °Miami, Gloootator.otreot, Qom- , tare, Mita 4, -7, mod 4, at Etre, at the Collet at C n n 6 ic.en 40 Embry's, • assinibalustecer• Ammo/. Crestun Staple Ise. Winiato Woodward Mayon, Noada. Olatworgasabito.• balker, 'Meth 0, ta, and Apra 4, ai. doom, oath. Public ;s, ' Elonsary &causes. Attotaiet; . Metars. Holm% Fr= and Lotto* e• • M Mow lasi • aw% Swum& Jobs arenchley, ass. and Jars Dnadalty, jamb Knit64lo. • titters, February It, Match 7, and April 4, at twelve, at Aka Cant of Comatiesionen of Bankrupts, Braingballketreet. At. tnrseet, Mann. Clare, ltidtinson, and Ogle, Froderick's.place, Old Jevrry. Charles Lucas, London, merchant, February !S. Man* 4, at one, and April 4, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall street. Attornies, Messrs. Amadei and 1 Miler, Bridge-meet, Basekfriars. George Craig, Alisetossetreet, Molten • New-Town oil and colonentaa, February 21, Mita 7 , at eleven , and April 4, at ten, it the Court of Centinksionms of Bankrupts, Basinglsall street. Anoraks, Messrs. Knight and &pan, Buingitall street._ Jane. Kineaford and George Kingsford. Pot tsea, slopsellers, febalary 25. March 4, at ten, and April 4, at twelve, at the Court of commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-sueet. toinieVhiessrs. Noy, Templer. and Noy, Great TOwer-strert, .•- _ _ _ DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. • Thoninsldweril h ilwm, Ftitkotreet. Soho, anctiooser, Is in in solvent areirostaeces and mak& to meet his engagentenu with - las creators.- -Vied; Fe& II • • Ighesnasi liwiParseeld o thaallit, is in insolvent circumstances, 04 NtlatitAn lasieJtis ogisamints with his creditors.—Ftled, Feb. /16: 8 ;" ••••1 Thais: i tnptoo, baker and grocer, is in ittiolvelar efrctteii; nisi linable to meet his engagements w4tlrhit Cialitater-41War George Mori, Derby. der. is in insolvent circtun. amass, and unable to meet Ms engagements with his creditors. —Fled, lab. 24. • • %.10044 1 51g1it to be nude in !lASI NG II A LT.-STRUM. • Maack Mi. Joseph Coukhard, Old Ciry-chambers, Bishorgate. etroml..eable and sachet merchant, at eleven. • March 14, John Bialktildtineest:road. oil and colourman. at eleven. March 14, Jobo-blassbaß, Maek Ilorse•yarti, Gray's Inn-lane, boa maker, at twelve. ditarebllll. Garnet Perfect, jun. West Mailing. Key*, sur pass sadapothseary 4 at ten. March 14. Thomas FJ4kin, Ted. dimponotsallikt, as ten. March 15, Thomas Brewster Made's. Herth i rdshire miller, at ten. March al. Jerestah Bridg manfi_Vm• .street, lkiluni-gresn, tallow chandler, at wes. March 4, 110, &tier s New-rood, &. George's, mew beaker, at twelve.' March it Robert Rainey, Blie.lane.oserdisan , at mdse. Maras 14, James &lamina, Old Balky, nsweliset, u twelve. Ninth ft, Robert Milford, Prospect.pkee, Bondisnwk jeweller at ton. March 4 , Thomas Chaporno, Lilburyle, Men, Medium, at twelve. DI YIDRNDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Maide it, Thomas Omaha= Liverpool, ship chandler, at ohe, at tie • =rBe Inn. Xkle•street, Liverpool. !larch 18, George &Imp; cordwainer, at eleven, at the alike of Mr. Thomas Homer Orassiet, solicitor, Leak, March 18. Joseph Moore Maseinster, eons dealer, at one, at White's Hetel, Kin.atreet: lavetra • Mirth 14, Jamcs amp, Birmingham, money artier, at'tbe King's Head lan, Coventry. CERTIFICATES—Maass 14. James Peace, Cranberwortk Yorksitire, tansy cloth =aufae rareri Thomas William . Sealtle, Peachy watrAmaker. Samuel H ar di ng , O x f o rd-W ee r, jewißei. ' Jahn?' Terry veklicVaszliatl, toakneieliant. I P'• , PARTNERSHIPS DESSOLVHD. • 11.11111illiailf Ind Wm. Angss,'Nevreahtle-ninil-Tinn s ul t lt Jeserk eta . and &ben Lyon, Ilainfievd, Lancladres'alhhok* mannintlintwas Harry and Joseph RAW w s sChatleo Sallwood arid Thou Maylevilastai onalovas • Daniel Barrett assd••4llftad Tuley, eiterib amt. 'Rodney, tea dealers. Jahn &aft 'aM 11111liat• Bench ., :w4les RetWilthni nhiPattlpfsta. Jags. adtt Zkinsin andThCeatotan Owahlre dummies& Won, Wv6ll/111, o m as Wolverhampton, wholesale fronmossoera... John and Charles Carr Aglpten, Yorkshire, m e nd s& Imph Works, , ..saws. John and T. Carpenter, John Proctor, jun. ikoakten, Durham, atre= Knight, Pontefract, York shire, dealers In wormed and yarns. lbw ben Mar and Thomas Prange Bennett, Liverpial, siip.brekore. Laud and arnomig Stocks Manchester, mesubliellrere OWN. tZl i l i Ct • &SAM Bamford, Stocks, Yates and Job Wand, lied. Juba Oakes and Richard Aube'', elasebealer, silk nmenfacturevs. John Cook and Wm. Llewellyn Ynlipipollweli Tin Plate Company. W. Roberts, Amlwch, glesey,and Hugh Lewis,lum Liverpool, timber-merchants. - Cinsinissien signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex. Jobs Raker. Seq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. • lirowe and Jams presto% Illertattlainber -1.11 ' OLD DAILIpt, FL ;EVE. , 1 , 1 41 11 kvise, "l"l = l "a= l li6hod a raorcoe i rsil staniitzitzt: impd,raeimpaai arson tea . lith . s 'l' a ll Ahhion, . Clor. wort Indicted for iotselyieceic Iderwood alli Ver i rt ri tes. thmei vatic of 9.61. well wills tii to I, lOSL ' =it and 041141111 brims Gowle adenberoge Pultirehl? 111r.C.anamemm ailed the we Sled* r selk tawase. majedo .. Trauma. Patten' COM. MO atagestawaires. John Tleup, o w to m b & w on ,. , _,___ aftia. Jelw leadvp Wm. Pewter, fled hie 9 1 1410 ` 0 9 . 4 . 1111 .• amalP - John Bade Moore E stated I', sq. ill 'iw` 7 ' s b'""'"" dd., wholesale haberdasher, es far airegoids Jain Thom. Wm. • Wel; ea the Add- i him wulissesond John s raniss.Liverpoo a l ic eicaven. tie! pleader, and bed chambers in I Ana Weed Raj -- r - .e, Rbassier Sidicses. aftwilig felts, his library was extensive and velum tILD. ' jes ! Joseph Read, sod John Chirlum, Glow Irm Works Dm a great quantity of manuscripts. rise 31 " Rea r ir • Wilt. ifte 4 °"din• .1481 sod I I - CarP"wri Kbe"madP the country on the 6th of Februe timbal. John Preeter. lea. gleam. Dorhao. aad Ihmod eh eet. eh. T.... 1. eleh.et h. C2l/1 LAW REPORT. CHESTER CIRCUIT, CIRCUIT, The Hon. COSA RLIM %Man i Chief Justice. Tbe Hon. THOMAS Jamas, the other Justice. Montgasteryshire—Thursday, March 16, at Pool. Deubliksbire--.Wedoesday, March 44, at Ituthin. Flintshire--Tuesday, March 15, at Mold. Chesldre--Monday, April 5, at Chester. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT &MOIL Human, Eq. Serjeant at Law, Chief Justice; Joux Buonr, Esq. Amic Cardigan—Monday, March 10. Haverfordwest—Satorday, Much *5. Carmarthen—Friday, March 51. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. The Hen. JONATILUI Ratite, Chhaf Jude.. The Hon. Wtauaar Kivalic, miter Justice. Anglesey—Satunlay, Mare Is, at Beaumaris. Caraarvaushire—Priday, March ii, at Cantaress. Meriesetimisire--Thursday, March 30, at Bala. SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. ---- - - - - The Hos. Mown Nous Chief Justice. The Hon. Rose Maslow Cassano. Radnorshire, Monday, March 10. Breeonsitire, Saturday, March 15: rgansiire--4Jaiarday, April 1. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FrnvAaT 21. DINULLINS V. HUMPHIIIB. T this case a verdict of 450 dantages was returned. for.petsonal injuries sustained by the plaintiff, in consequence of the upsetting the defendant's stage coach. NINOSMILL AND WIFE V. WOODHAIII, ACC. This was an action to recover damages from the de fendant, for baring, as the solicitor of the female plain tiff, neglected to renew a policy of insurance on the life of her father, the late George Kingsmill, BArt. by reason of which the policy was forfeited, anJ the plaintiff con. sequently sustained great loss. The cue occupied the . Court the whole morning, and was one of considerable importance, and of some in terest, but as the LORD CHIEF Jurrice,:after a trial of three hours. directed a nonsuit, without the defendant's Counsel being beard, we do not fee) justified in giving the facts of the case.—Plaintiff norssuited. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Fammar 21. DiCKWITH V. CORRALL AND ANQTH!R. This was an action of troves brought by the plaintiff, a gunsmith, residing in Skinner -street, Snow-hill, to re cover horn the defendants. bankers, at Maidstone, 531. being the amount of a bill of exchange which he had lost, and which the defendants had cashed. The bill was drawn by Hammond and Co. bankers, at Canter bury, and accepted by the house of Stevens, Reaming t•rn, and Co. of London, in Favour of a Mr. Meredith, of 'Birmingham, who indorsed it over to the plaintiff. On the 21. t of December last the plaintiff attended a parish meeting at St. Dunstan's Church; he had the bill in -question in Ms pocket book, and in coming out from the trieetini be encountered a great concourse of ',so ftie: hi - lPittlketillis way through them, but when he bad got clear of the crowd he missed his pocket-book. The plaintiff advertised his loss in a Morning Paper, linnet till the 26th of December, and the advertisement only stated that he had lost a pocket-book—offering a reward of 21. for its restitution, adding, that the con tents could beef no use to anybody but to the owner. The bill was to become due on the SI st of December, and the plaintiff did nit give the acceptors notice of his loss until the SOth i f December. On the 2SJ the., bill was taken and cashed by the defendants at their house in Maidstone, and on the Slst they presented it for payment at the acceptor's, and received the amount. The plaintiff's son-in-law was subsequently sent down to Maidstone to inquire of the defendants who presented the bill at their house? The "clerk told hits that they had taken the bill from two young men, who presented it; they did not know them, but supposed they were persons passing through Maidstone ; one of the young men said that Mr. Meredith, who indorsed the bill over to the plaintiff, was his father. The deck added that he should be able to identify their persons.- Shortly after ;he plaintiff's loss, the identical pocket book was found in the area of his house, with all its contents except the bill in questi in. Along with the pocket ba k was found the following note : a Her/oven' Sta—The bill I have kept for myself—the rest I return to you, being of no use to me. So no more at present from your welt-wisher, "JOHN CATCHALL" The LORD Cuts/ Justice left it to the Jury to say, if they were satisfied that the plaintiff did all he rea sonably could do to apprise the public of his loss, and put them on their guard with respect to taking the bill. In considering that question, they would remember that he delayed until the 26 th of December (his loss being nn the 21st) to advertise the bill, and that he did not give notice to the acceptors until the very day be ! fore it became doe. If they were satisfied he had done everything in his power then they should find for -the plaintiff; but if they were of a contrary "opinion, then came the questiotbdid the defendants use due diligence and precaution in the usage of their business, in taking this bill from two strangers ? If they thought they bad not used due , diligence and caution, then the plaintiff; would be entitled to their verdict. The Jury, after sane delibtvatiom, (cued a verdict for the de fendants, which the Lord Chief' Justice said he thought a veil, proper one. The commercial embarrassments which at present wiride this country are by no means confined to it. Many failures in Philide!phis bare lately taken place„, arid many mote are feared ; and yet Philadelphia it ,considered the most solid city in the United States. In. Newyork, more than 9(, great and smali, have stepped, in the' last three months: On the Continent, too t stagnation in business 'and wept of aonfidence am now 1h most petceptible frhstnrsa of commerce on ati „the e1441.4"1.4i4 product a . depression in, th e va l ue all sorb o seFaitties, ind. tie whole fabric of paper. l currency. seems to have been shaken. . . ~.i Fxs. 21. utesdi yorkiagion, Av g 100 boobs of the to bAve WA stolen. e promediths, abd azarabied . Esq. stated that Se `was a spe chambers in the Midule Temple; ..extensive and valuable, and he had also a great quantity of manuscripts. He returned from the country on the 6th of February, and was going s through the Temple when he saw a light in the win dow of his own chambers ; he went up and knocked at thq door, bat receiving no answer, he proceeded down nails for the porter, and on his return met the boy Sul livan coming down with a bag on his shoulder, which appeared full of books or papers ; the boy was subse quently taken into custody along with Chihnan and Wilson; a warrant was obtained at Bow-street, and an order to search the premises of Messrs. Torkington, at No. 93, Chancery-lane, where an immense quantity of the stolen property was discovered. On entering the shop the first thing that- attracted /Os attention was a page of Pickering's Statutes wrapped round a pound of butter; he bad forty-two volumes i . that work, and y k lost seventeen of them ; he could not sa that they were all safe when he left town, but he lost on the whole from fifteen to seventeen volumes, besides . quantity of manuscripts which he intended to publish. ar Here three baskets, filled with the mutilatedboo ks, ' were pro duced, and the property was identified by Mr. Mo or}, who declared that the prisoner had borne a most irreproachable actor up to the time of thi• transaction. The boy Sullivan, an accomplice in the robbery, was next examined—he stated that he went td Mr. Moore's to l chambers on the evening of the 6th of Fe rnary ; Chil man and another boy, named Wilson, w re there; they all helped to tear off thesovers of the ks; the latter he put into a lawyer's bag, and carried them to Me. Torkington's shop.. The prisoner Osgood said he would only give three-halfpence a pound for the paper. The older prisoner was at the end of the counter, and could hear what was said. Osgood weighed the paper, and gave him Sd. fur the first bag full, and the same sum for a second. He could not say how much the paper weighed. Cross-examined by Mr. Attar—He and the other two boys We Wilke covers. He knew that one of them, named Wilson, denied this, and said he did no such thing. He sold paper before at FAN& kin for ad. per lb. Cozens. a Bow-greet patrol, tall that he west to the house of Messrs. Torkington with a search warrant. The books and papers were given up without the least hesitation. Mr. Walter M.Dowall proved that he was in the habit of giving 4d. per lb. for worse paper than that pro duced, which, if brought to him, he would have von sidered as waste paper. Another boy, of the name of William Wilson, an accomplice in the transaction, deposed that he was pre sent when the work of debtruction was carried on.— Sullivan tore off the covers. Witness did not do so.— If Sullivan said he did, he told a he. Here the prisoners were asked for their defence. Mr. John Torkington said be bad nothing to do wkb the purchate of waste paper, be left that to WWII. Mr. Osgood Torkington declared that, he gave three pence halfpenny p er pound for the paper, which he bought in :he way of business.. JJhn Torkington ' one of the elder prisoner's sons, proved that the b oy Sullivan received' Ss. Sd. for eighteen pntinds of waste . piper,",which was brought in a lawyer $ bag. . Hainah Barker swore that she Wes in Mr. Tarking ton's shop when Snflivan came la to sell the paper. She heard the younger prisoner say that it weighed eighteen poundss hii finber put - down 4s: 6.1. bat Sul livan said it was not enough. He afterwards went away content. Hete the itECORDIR stopped the case, remarking to the Jury, that he did not think it could be proceeded in, as there was no evidence against the prisoner but that of An accomplice. This ought not be relied on, unless it was confirmed by other satisfactory testimony. The bad evidence of Sullivan being opposed by such respectable testimony, he was of opinion that, under such circumstances, they (the Jury) would not wish to prolong the case. The Jury Immediately replied, that the evidence was by no means conclusive, and that they. were well satisfi.d that both the prisoners were not guilty. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. Thomas Moore, a horse-dealer, was opposed by Mr. HZATH, for his detaining creditor, Mr. blames. This case excited an uncommon degree of interest, in consequence of the singular and improbable cause which the Insolsent assigned for his appearance in that Court. Mr. HEATH read the cause from the balance sheet, which was as follows : " I attributed my insolvency to my having borrowed 201. of my detaining creditor, in , the year 1819, for which I have ever since paid interest, .at the rate of one pound a week, making a total pay ment of 3121. for the 201. originally borrowed." The insolvent was examined viva voce as to the al leged payment of the exorbitant interest set forth in his balance sheet. Notwithstanding the repeated cau tion given, the insolvent persisted in the correctness of his statemeat, and said he paid the 1L a - week either on a Saturday or a Sunday morning to the detaining' creditor regularly for six years. It was afterwards shown that this statement could not be true, as Mr. Marne is &oat house on those days mule than twenty weeks M ayear. The Jadtseent of the Court was, that the Insolvent be remanded and midland within the walls of the prison for Bight Calendar Months, at the snit of his detaining Creditor. The number of BAnkers rutted during December of the last year, and January of the present, amounts to eighty-one. They formed twenty-nine' firms, con *dusted as under—via. three having one person only; eight having two persons ; eleven having three ; six having four; and one having five. the late THOMAS MOTTSISHAW Esq. of Silkmore House, near Stafford, has bequeathed the sum of 5,0001. exclusively to religious and benevolent societies, in cluding a gift of 1,0001. to the Bible Society. At Meetings held at Romsey and Newport lit week, Petitions to Parliament against slavery ia our colonies were agreed to. The letters from Macclesfield and Congleton repro. sent many thousand of work people to be in a state , bbillering on starvation. The Naval Officers of all classes, including Marines, assossated, in 1817, to 10,415 ; the half-pay and pen: Om Parable Ins 1,148,8281. 9s. Std. At the present F , the number is diminished, by deaths and cam . , on 8,297, and their half-pay and pensions amount 4080,0811. llis. II& .Al abet onneivild meeting held in Welsh Hampton, sear Ellestneke , a noted orator of the former place, in delheringone of his speeches, struck the table with such violence that he broke his arm. ?OLICE t)iTtLLickgcl • eITILDH4II. Dennis? Anti, an Italian, was chatted with diredentng the his c!, and assaulting, Dr. Tadini, a Phydebit Of Paiia, now of Jo street,' Golden-square. The Done, Is t ifeliber bf the iiiibeott;: mime appointed to inquire btu the.cado Of applicami lot iells! 6os tar itetagest COMeditet; add titif dliffeadt; tiering leitbibcA a notion that he !sad mined lid Owe t liedat per week, instead of the wad OM of 1l ed hint as he *at coiling from the. Cmolllllllllo ; 011401bans OS Saturda y ;add be was not at .as fig let ilibleilikbspossee he had titit given Tadlol ; iodated ois tektllle lherpted flailly gave him * severe blow on the fate. In the ilfedisee• PlOsidetbred, In presence of levers/of his emustrymep, bet let take away,Tadini's life, if be was not pd on die hal might as well be hung in Bezisiid as ip WV. ids. Alderson Wok eili . leadire, t Oendelliab who hm greedy interposed histwelf Os di s tiero or the thilkeitikarteided the part of. the compbhiant, sailed, that Pool sens.altow , c only 7s. because it was almost drain that he had not lows don. his country on moons of bit potidcil peinciploo. Pond, in his (fp: fence, wished to make soave secret cemmanleadon, but was s!,,z permitted, and was coetatiteid in default of belt. • • BOW-STREET. &nod 111seadl ins yesterday fully cornutisted to take Lit trial for breaking intn abe new built douse, adjoining Mr. •Soane's, in Lincoln's lun.square, and stealing tiseret carpenters' toots, to the anustint of -301. and upwards. Catberino %Mow, servant to Mr. Soave, seized the prisoner and gave him into charge, and then proceeded with a Watchmen through she whets; of the new hii:lding, to see wheat,* Or Ma any aecompliee• vim there secreted, when three lochs WNW lama to bare been blokes open, and one staple drawn,shist no penmen_ was ust die premium Too muck praise cannot be given ta the pri for the promptitude and -mirage die. played by bet on this occasion, which 'Mcleod ati ut marked approbation frees the Bitting Nagiotratei MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Pm. 1 hostas Taylor was indicted for assaulting writ Harris, a child only ten years old, with intent, &c. The case exhibited a melancholy instance of depravity on the part of the man and the mother of the *bad, who cohabited with him. The Jury found him Guilty, and at the same time expressed their hope that the child would be taken away from so abandoned a mother. The Overseer of St. Leonard's, Shoreliteb, said that this had already been done, and the child placed in the Workhouse. The CHAIIIIIAII said hi was glad to hear it had been taken from so smoatoral a mother; and after dwelling ow the enormity of the prisoner's guilt, sentenced hips to two years'. imprisonment, and hard labour. Ss persons were eciartictod of uttering counterfeit coin. and sentenced to various periods of hoprisosiosea, Imam Dust.—A letter front FRANCIS Wyse, Esq. addressed to the Editor of the Wexford Herald, says, that the cause of the duel between J. H. TALsor, Esq. of Talbot Hall, and J. E. Davaasux, •Esq. of Car tigmenan, was--the former returning a letter addressed to him by the latter, after having reedit, by enclosing it in its original envelope, sealing it with - his arms, and scratching his jen across the first address, re-di rected it to Mr. Devearox. It was returned by a special messenger.—Dublin Correspondent. Lieutenant P. Bow Las Bum:roar, of the Bengal Ar tillery, in Assam, has discovered the source of the Bur rampooter river to be io a snowy range of mountains, North lat. 28 degrees, East longitude 96.10. a thou sand miles distant from the place where it was before supposed to have its rise. Muatraa or Ma. BlRD.—Levitt, the sailor, who war brought home in. his Majesty's sbip TARTAR, charged with the murder of Mr. Bird and his housekeeper, on his own confession, •or pretended confession to a boy, his fellow.shipmate on board the CAMPUS/0k while at Valparaiso, has been fully acquitted, it being satisfac torily proved, that at the time of the murder (1818), he was a mere boy, and on board a receiving ship in the, River. Ile was, however, remanded on a charge of felony, brought forward at his second examination, by Jenkins, an overseer of Deptford. Last week an undertaker applied to the Magistrates at Lambelh-street Office, for assistance to get possession of the corpse of D. Colby, Esq. in order to convey it to Yarmouth for interment, according to the wish of his relatives, but which was opposed by his cher *nue; un less some pecuniary demands were previously settled. This the relatives refused to do, and the Magistrates declined to interfere. In consequence the nesgbbour hood ofJamaica-street, Commercial-road, has been for some days in a state of confusion ; but yesterday the undertaker, with assistants, made a forcible entrance, and book possession of the corpse, which they conveyed away in a hearse. The Lady had previously made ap plication to the Magistrates for assistance to protect the premises, but met with a direct refusal. At the High Court of Justiciary, Edinburgh, on Mon day, the 13th inst. William Pollock, a labourer, formerly a private in the Lancashire Militia, was found guilty of the murder of his wife, on,the 11th of November last, by stabbing her in the lower part of her body with a knife. The circumstances of this cue, though of a sin gular nature, are such as cannot be detailed in our columns. The parties, who appear to have been both of dissolute 'habits, had long lived on the very worst terms. The principal evidence against the prisoner wax a Mrs. Leishman, whom he called in to see his wife after her death, which be told her was occasioned by the bursting of a blood vessel. A child of five years old, however, said at the time, e , Daddy kicked and hurt my mammy? Dr. White examined the body for nearly Ai minutes before he discovered the wound, which, foom its peculiar nature, could not have been inflicted by her own band, or by accident. On Tues day the prisoner was again placed at the bar, when, the verdict baying been read. Lord Pitninly sentenced him cob: executed on the 22J of March, and his body to be deliversed to the Anatomical Professor. BIRTH. At Devoopert,'on the ISA Wait, the Wiser Captain Olivia, Std Regiment, t 4 a son. 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