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• „ . . , Jutke inflint NORWICH, Amon 15. Before Mr. Justice J. Nam ~.. intent poison A verdict of Not Guilty having been retuned . — The Learned Judge addressed the prisoner, and, telling her that there was no proof of her having administered any thing of a deletereous nature to the child, and that if she had, which was extremely doubtful, there was every reason to suppose she did so accidentally, ordered her to bP discharged. Robinson, Brown, Watson, Young, *mid Morrie, the persons convicted on Thursday of the robbery at the In dia Arms Inn, at Devonport, were brought up to receive sentence. Mr. Justice BERROITGII told the prisoners he had considered with the utmost attention as to the punish ment which it was his duty to inflict upon them. Had all the matters connected with the case of the prisoner Robinson, which were within the knowledge of the Court, come before him in the shape of legal evidence, he should have had no hesitation in leaving that indi vidual for execution. In order to show the character of the entire party, it was only necessary to _say that Da vidson, the only member of it who escaped conviction, was a recently returned transport. They should all be sent out of the country for life. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—TORN. THE KING V. ATIIA. Mr. GREENWOOD stated that this was an _indictment against Richard Atha, for wilful and corrupt perjury. The case arose out of the Wakefield Soke case. The de fendant gave evidence in that case. This trial was vir tually heard at the last Assizes, when the defendant was acquitted. Two bills of indictment had been found against him. This was the second, and he (the learned counsel) was instructed to say, that no evidence would be offered on the part of the prosecution. The Jury having pronounced the defendant . Not Guilty, Me.WILLIAMS said, " So it's an acquittal; those who are concerned will understand that they may hear of this another day." Wm. Dade, aged 21, and Robert Bell, aged 20, were indicted for having, on the 21st of February last, as saulted one Wm. Batchelor on the King's highway, put him in fear of his life, and stolen from his person 10 so vereigns, some silver, and a neckcloth pad. It appeared that the prosecutor, who is a fanner, was returning from Norwich market, on horseback, about 8 in the evening of the 21st February, and had proceeded about half a mile from the city gates, when his horse was suddenly stopped by a man seizing hold of the bridle. Immediately afterwards he received a severe blow on the back, and was at the same time dragged on to the ground, when three other men knelt upon him and took from his pocket the money in question, together with the pad, or stiffening, of his cravat, which they pulled so tight, that he begged them " for Gore's sake not to choke him." He had never seen any of the men before, and the night was so dark that he could not identify either of them. However, about 11 o'clock the same night, the two prisoners were overheard talking about the robbery, and each upbraiding the other with having kept more - thin his share of the plunder. " You are a nice un," said Bell to Dade, " to give me no more than that ere ; and " You're all nice ones," re • joined Dade, " not to let me have nothing, only the old chap's pad." This crimination and recrimination conti nued for some time, and they were ultimately taken into custody. When before the Magistrate, Bell (whose title hid been " Lucky Bell," from the frequency of his escape from justice) 'made a full disclosure of the trans action and his own guilt; and against Dade the above conversation was proved, and some further circumstances which satisfied every one that it referred to the robbery of Mr. Batchelor. Mr. Justice J. PARKE left the case entirely in the hands of the jury, with every favourable remark appli cable to Dade, against whom the evidence was slight. The jury found them both Guilty, and sentence of Death was recorded. This case terminated the judicial business of the Nor folk Circuit, and shortly aftenvards the Learned Judges of Assize and the Counsel were seen " winging their light," from the heated atmosphere and the bustle of crowded courts, for the'pleasures and enjoyments of the lawyers holyday—" the long vacation." Stratimd, who is to suffer the sentence of the law on Monday, on the Castle-hill in this city, for poisoning Burgess, will leave a wife and six young children, the former universally respected, as was the unhappy man himself until the dreadful accusation was made against him, which was so clearly proved at his trial, and for which he is about to expire on the gallows. The truth of the adage, " Quern Deus mat perd,ere," &c. is strik ingly manifest in the case of this man, whose infatuition caused him to adopt so little or no precaution to coned the proofs of his guilt, Goon SITDATION..—An undertaker inquired of S friend what neighbourhood be would recommend for him to com mence badness in, adding, that it must be in the city. as be wished to get connected with the Corporatim. " O, then, I know a place will suit exactly," said the other. " What do you think of Alder snen-bury ?" CAPITAL BLIT N DEas.—One of the poorest neigh bourhoods in London is Gslien-lane, St. Lukas; the West Irish crowd together in Ifigh-street, Bloomsbury; St. Thomas Apostle is not a man, but a street ; anegelarsierss monists of very mad. looking manilas-houses; and Bali peed le as dry as any plate cm be, suck a wet summer as we have bad. ANY THING FOR A QUIET LIFE.—The late Dr. ---- had unluckily pitched upon a very vixen for a wife, but even her tongue was unable to disturb his ?bkpt. One day site flew into a passion about something, or, perhaps, nothing, and lavished eat her obedient spouse the elegant epithets of " villain, fool, monster, wretch," cans muftis Wis. At last, piqued at his.coolown, for he sat calmly smoking his pipe all the while, 'she eried, " And why don't you answer me, doctor—why don't you answer me?' " Be cause, ' quietly replied he, taking the pipe from his motith=" ese!e I seer tike to interrupt mamas I" Ma. O'Comw Eta.. —A man named John Case, his been examined at the Henry street ouldin. on 'a charge of threatening to 'shoot Mr. O'Connell. The threat Was made at a public-house, to Edward MgLitighlin.. ills plan was stated to be, that he would , by bribing, , let admitted . Iry Mr. O'ConneU's room, and there shoot him with a pistol, ispop which was to be engraved Mr. O'Connell's name ; that was to be leftist the room, and then it was presumed that it Aeiiald be'seppoicd that Mr. o'.Connell bid shot hitiself Tbi'mkor 1414 40_ !k‘gEltat deal of time In investigation ; at the termination of syltich AF. Cole said he thought it a case for a Reece information, ordeied the prisoner to enter into ricOgiNancie'to keep tbe. peace—himself in a sum of SOL and two Myelitis in scot. each. The prisoner Im mediately gave the reqUiredleeurity, ibd was dleehalie4. AMERICAN M A N-OF-W•R.—Tbe Phi/ade/Ain , Bul /nis says that the iiklß reestsylvania,*pomift, Mu at the Pave yard Ir. that city, has three decks,. , ate f_lbe IpM 404 and jspierced f2r, Oil, Tint :AIL s i o ry, ie. ! with iv cola piece's% Of mits„ed4ch will not * It* titnn team, bicAlitits. tic drinesialues:iinteding stern. and litiatsjt , , alse.may bterally swtgcp, : the "fas t and woe to tlw,..wt r Ae:aliwn6," eepe**lth'l6o4l.l . id- • ; 110 0 65 16 4 • anchor re44l2. thuiphtiv" . ve tea. Vis *4*g r w t he : Piew. .ivaelajtifthe ,tlt l'%—;AMerieme "liir ON THE _BANK OF ENGLAND. 13t At gtihig do for Me PM* Milts! fipettr y ' arjsr.lP regairdby tint is obtained dai.4l rani tie a few dais - admits's, that the MAI" *tip paid at the Bank of hgland with out the sPohteet suspicion in* estertibed of the gemdmiels of Os. . „IRMA k was Obtahed. The weed waf a sr warrant, porpord” tit be as order of the • • • if CaitiSis s , tor the ;wriest of 1.790 i. and it was Is the used has. sad the ateliers Abed to It appeared to be those of the Commislosers of the Custom. The Cashier at ibe soak of Elegised pall, the mosey to the person who Framed the check. in notes of 10* and mid. value. The Comatheimen of the Customs were Of °pinks that the forgery bad been ounsuitted by some pesos cossetted with their establhhasent, gat in. VW, kavist been made, magician fell on one of the clerks named R. H. J. who was in peaudary embarrassments before th; Wes committed. and inumediately afterwards was observed to be the pomade' of large sums of sooty. An ofieer re ceived anises* site Mr. J. lam custody. and when the primmer was appshesded he was brought Wham far Richard Nude, at How.strue, Ohm, where be 'bodement a prime examinathe on dediday ow** lbs fkikkor of the Camas sad two of the Osemiedmers itimiled on behalf of the proescadoo, sad an s mog "pored he the prisoner. He is a young nun et sept4i tainly sppearmce. The widow, to implicate him is the treasac dop pas pot oily dim of his recently possessku Urge miss of ramey, but It was sestod, by the gentlemen who appeared he die plibeseeklei, that, n a hum day, they should be able ts maim 'Mideast trade( thepossesks abbe Of the hundred palsied seems. Which was paid at the Beak of Reglad. whim the ‘led chick was presegetai L lato the ptiseser's possession. The madmen who paid the money at the Beak of &eland adadttrd that the ei".! • was not the penes who pruned the forged check, Sir SUMPS Hinds observed that ft war net likely that the individual who Spew nalued the eeeeggesrryy. the adeoreasent of wises descripdowsresid laid in all es his detection. would be so Wine ee SD • receipt the check Hassel( he pageant. The lioraloorke the ref. *mks slid Out If the prheme was remanded, the whoosh should be in sadism.= a haters day.. 'V R. its mimed it prisoner to be remanded. aid to be bramplu up he weamimilles nut week: SPORTING INTELLIGRNCR. TATTIRSALIAL &Ms het e i Mate . a " fra saizt.l4 i ii ik ta di ? aft;il644. TO sat appfollah 4 ovt Bt. losiee Agars metrisbigig. M lie ;ultli lingtortame, The followl* statsment itistfe our last : 7 to II uia 11 to ur Mr. Pores !Rowan IQ mil ; 4 4S LOrd Longford's Sr Hermalsi 15 0.• 11r. Ootilde 14 to I Mt. bMson's lad* Sarah (taken) 111 to 1 Mr. orth's Frederick 15 to 1 Mr. Theohohrt The gigot**. SO to Mr. retriei so W t Mr. Scott's reit OS tit = Mks of Liedes Rbidavasotba colt sos to y M. liddin's Latin Siesees 00 to 1 Lord. Oeveland's . &otfort6 $0 to 1 Z.- Major Yarborgb's 40 to I Mr. Glbbeemes W l inderiog. Boy It IS rimoorid List Frederick is aint.s, but we do Int trier k to soy mantle leirree. Ws me sothailed to state that Mr. Petra hai Dot purchased Feb; M postrallY reported ; the borer i. still tbi property of Mr. Scott. missosin cm. II to 4 mist Lord Chesterilekr• Slogans. I to it Mr. Arnaltages Velocipede, p.p. (tikes) to I soy 'other This will be i great betting rase. Fleur di Lis is eipecial to go for it. GOODWOOD RACES, Aeo. 14. Mitch for 1100 son. each. SO fr.-Last Mr.Golly'S Trample, 4 yr., receiied forfeit from Mi. B. bind's Pepsis, s yri. Molinalkb !Julia of 30 Kos. each. b. ft. for two Ivor Olds. T. Y. C. D. of Rickinood's °salmi 1 Geo. Gravest"?' Red Hov er.. . .. .. -.. 9 The (art Plate of 30 sows . with a Sireepstikes of 5 sirs. each, fee all ips.—T.Y.C. Mr. Oardsmel Bennsellict, 4 yrt 1 Mr. Weatherall'i iiiitsgekr, 6 yrs . 2 Mr. Bulkelefs Hoke, I yes s Duke of Bichmoori Convert, 2 yrs 4 Capt. Lock's Bottle Imp, 3 yr, _ .... .., . i. ~. .., • .., . 5 The Waterloo Plate of 50 sees. given by the cit y d ad dsnto. Heats, ono raked. . Mr. Croebt's Comma, 5 tts 1 1 D. of Rkblieosd's Chla, 47n Mr. Diann Roasts a 3 'Capt. Lock% Bottle hip. 3 yrs Mr. Gordoor's Ceseor. d yrs Mit Rieke CM la:tp of 3 ova. each. for ail ages, With 100 added by the Dyke of Iticluland,—One mile. 1111::orceiter'e Hiteslidd, 5 yes . .. Mr. Dind's Pits, 3 yrs.. . . Mr. • ' 'll Haas, 0 yrs ..... WIENLOCE RACKS.—Aso. 13.. , , Stieepsokis et i• ones. ads. Wilk is addeJ. IL Ileipsa, Eit's collider, 4 yes 1 Sir Z. ilm_ytiO, bart.'s The %seer, Syr. Sir W. W. Wrie s t Gratibt, it yes F. I{i 1 a 1 cis. f. b Tiftliall of S roes. each. for horses net deo:Sough-bre& lir R. lAirlet's a is. by Crecy, 4 yri IL Gans, Ztg.'s Little Harry, 4 yrs BISHOPS CASTLE RACES, Ave. 13, 'M Borough Stakes of 5 leis. each, with 25 added. Mr. Theme's Psuleock, spa 1 1 Mr. Oselhnd's Courtesan, by "Ulm, age 4 . . I I Mr. Balion's Milkmaid, S yrs Mr. A. D. Josea's b. in. by Spectre, II yes .. 3 li Ifir. Diiits's The Bishop. by , Matchless f $ Mr. Jason Ma Me i Strophes,. 4 yre , ~ , 5 a The Hunterh &gee of d roe ios. each, with sh added, &hones not thorough bred. Mr.Vtiglian's Moline* Lail 1 1 Mr. 's Cassa ndra, 6 yes 4 a Ms O. T. itorsold Milincidd. 5 in Mr. Akan Vine, 4 yes ll du Mi. J. Joies's b. tn. by ifonincer. 4 jut 5 dr A spleadid Silver &bp, for oalloCrays mate up SO sore. Mr. F. Iltidthei br. f. hi. /daefrad Mr. Patrkk's N.S. 6, yrs,- Hadley or &Wives. each. With SS added Mr. G. T. Ittinolda's lt. as, 2 tn....-. ....... a a 1 0 21 Mr. Dinka% b. g, by Matchless .. 1 5 ,u odr Mr. L Jain Hit Bac, ti er 1 dis CoWitti. Aso. 14. TM. . . ' ..ten &dock. the. Louisa cutter, of 112 tom. be rg to eke 4 1 ( Beliost.lricet Conultedore tthe Sood.racht the Mind pttq, nf 175 some; Moils; to T. A. Smith, • • 1 1 1.P.,_ . • slid . ail I•Wwisetla flitter, 121.. Ina, itelooglitg to Joseph Wield; Esq.. staneel for the Ladketehalloge Cog, . valve 220 plows. front e vassal neon& eke Cowes:Cud*, round the Nab Light•Misel, bail' through Coro -Hoods, round a vessel moored off Yarmouth, to return, to the 'manias .vessol off the CM*. a deceits of 34. miles. The Louisa arrived et the goal of le •th , . it foir Itten,fifty admit* 53 second .; the Luliwonli at Mr gain. ifir-two minims; mad the Menai, as four hours. Say- ISM Othutei. three seconds. A/though the Louisa errivedlirst by one minute, sive° Matilde. it Ia doobtful whether she will Moth, omit, is it isseld she resist° the Menal in rowediog the vessel at Fenn o& ; the stewards have not yet come to a decision. So equal la the salting of One thrie superior .yochts that gobs 30 salts of the course, IS yearning from the NahnLight, ti nimbi Cower Ipao in proceed to Yarmouth, the Laliworth was only 50 'seconds a head of the Louisa, and the bleed only one minute s:sWain4i a-atera of tit! Louisa. The Louisa has won two opt Ware this summer. et dits nod. the Southiunpton Regatta; the Mead Lae at CoWes, and the Lullworth one at Plymouth ; they willbo brought twice moru to compete with each other. imautisocv Occusamses—Fridey evening, soon after eight o'clock, as a small mill% bat, centaluing four perms, it as re tention to Southantotes from Cowes, where she bad keen to wit ness the sailing-match. when a little on the Southampton side of Nadir Abbey, a sodden squall of wind upset her in a tooment— a yacht, which was sear et cite;time. was robind to rescue two of die Fangio frees their Perilous situation ; but the other two, a Mr. Missing, a linendrarer, aid a young man of the name of Baker, the son of an catcher, most respectetole inhibitant of Soothasupto, we regret to say found a watery grave. SAINT ot4virs REGATTA. . The qiith Annual Prise Wherry. and other Prizes. 'given by ;thp.thicabltants of 4t. Olaveit, Tooley-street. were yesterday con iohli hie by th e fallowing free wateriness lielod giug to ads- . biker Losidombridae. its., - Wetherell ... Green I Jame. Mitcham :People ' rella PIA Gmrse Newell Zed o width Mae. John Vincent. • Yellow. The contest was decided in four heats, as follower-omb, hat. aid Blue rowed for the int hot,_ which was too by .Grees.-. Pimple. Red, and 'Fella started for the toted he.e, irlieu Ited 'wars teetered to be the Wittier. Yelthie, Purple. PIA, gna 'gilt. ae the second's:id third Men lu the there twits, contested the third beet, which iris decided le liteour at Purple. Poe the teat. ur grand heat, Ohm, Red, Od 'Purple tot& their etkiiiine, to row for the handthise wherry. when, atter a coins Witch •retOfed mob itherest Moog the cosititfeis throng of spectates, dad 'ii which the men 'zoned themselves to the tiiinott, both in had Me hl eitelstinteipring,, they Role ,so to follow. : G. Newell (lied), anki %17. We th erell (Green), sec on d ; end James Mathall (Map), third.. Tice &Sines:rowed, Iseult beet. w.s trot a bout mound off ChendietWit's *keg to Gorge's Stairs and back again, . twketo i Bitde-Widge. Atltie coacitolon of the Wager. tht-prige Was cos.., ,eyed eicuotftliiparish la procession. . ~ ST. JOHN AND ST. GEORGE'S (EAST) REGATTA. Tlitirday tie iltheifial *appal; OW Mid 1/civilian Nees mended by en tioncense mambo of the Mitniteis of efecestickts. Who Oisirded 'dm AlPliping 'and autheratis iraft,.toiddiffs die annual rfrai4 fora wherry and other prisis,'subbetibed'forlaitalt Wits kat Gentliitireft et St...litho of Wappirig, ahii St. 'George isi the East. The following were the aces who contested for the . a new wherry,.22l., 31., 4i., 31., Ind IL I 04.-;.tlntsisin WOtheacsort: to their respective 'Nations, at the tenth. , i indf nit atilt,' fonelh 't • ,I V, Graham - *erring 'irk Asks .. 'Yellow. C. clamp .. .. • . trapping Obi Stairs .. Slue. .1 T. Winton Ditto no .... .Piult. .. W. Price Ditto tto .... lied. C. Ralik Wapping 'NA Stairs.. Greve. W. Turtle Ditto • 'Ditto . - 'Orate. . Mathew haitsliat been initiated 'frail; ilk Vilbo Steles M Zing 'Edward Stain, hike natdd lia'ach keit yaw* *dr, Ind coal, leek tbeir scabies vs •the'lliceldit %nen lar'illeiiierria Stile codeisheio et elated eaideu.A4 *salters fdi x W. rraits,'ltild..-Tr:llht ; IV. l l4ikitil,beentod i 4 ath v. • aim.. •dgge.• ' vinsen•lives laved Ipelliiillini. 'at, mat t, .4.044, -:-------.--'"'"--:"—'7—"--"e' FORGERY ON THE ,BANDY OF ENG ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. —....... . ~ ,_.•,.......... •, . A Tory haportaat • has bean gegi WESTERN ClEClniap-WTER, Abs. IS. 4 4.. A lso "paw a. . Etaalt, els Chid NM Jane CoZ,swi, it . • • " ' Ol p JO& , ~. 1 , w as Ihy-strest . ropectives7 estesal , 20, years of age, was i . ' aw, op the 2 : : it...k. • ti tesla hrgeo dY eidadoS task o r simiw the . sot i g ilid ii Jam) last, administered U. . lia Malaga Mead; "PI! that wa d y twe d ogm a 'w adi h a d Mai teas intknt aged six months, a quantity of imiplilitie acid, *WI wpm wll i l e d. comalt* At Bode, bat as doe in intait to poison her : dm was to liod to Os detection a( Ow pan par t] strini46lj . digs_ ago. _ ' IFia.tdaa bad bora dtaaard With sat MARRIAGE PORTIONS. The folloLi/ an bequests are selected from th e t wen ty file volumes g from the &boars of the Consmissiooas caw arab* Cbuitisi. The qamations may be metal is those who have to advertise for wives :—Henry Rabe in 1731, kit consi derable property for a wheel, &c. far b oys sad girls, at St. George's be the East, Middlesex ; and two sums of 100 i. each, to be yearly paid to two girls, foe their respective maniacs penises sad St. to be laid oot as each en die reapettivirdays of marriage of the said two maidens, for the messes sad eatertainment for the wedding,. The marriage portions. when retake& combat is be gives ; when net applied for, the same are carried to the general account of the charities. Vol. I. p. UM. Thomas Axe. of Orchard. Samersetsbire, in 1191.1eft madder able property foe divers charities; ansengst others, Sf. hpen the marriage day of say young man or women that shall not marry till after the age of 111 years, std that should have lived hi one service fee seven years in Ottery St. Maim Devonsh6e-10s. for each of the three years Wowing—and at the end of eve year* (seder cer tain conditions) G. mere. Tel. S. p. 109. Thomas Harris left, in 17ff7. to dm Perishes of Cleford and Nuns, Someisitikke, SPOOL the interest them( co be amsoaUr dlspoird el amigo oneb Weincionetives of depilate, as should have been monied deo*/ the preceding yaw in them Maim ; the sums to be *WNW by the Mims, Cheniwas he. It has semetimes hennaed (the Cimunississwe ewe), that a mar. doge has taboo pima within tha yeee pressing in the parishes, to soda ow awmos to the beauty. r which case the dividends are sad as appliamt presents herself, who Is entitled tinder the wIl. She then restates the made amentet of the nee*. althea &Mad% Ms charity, in the opinion olds Rev. John - Ireland, Coati of the parish, has a tendency to produce esiscille. ens ems. Besides its general tendency to produce , young pause have been thereby induced to marry at a Very tad age, in oi* to amide themselves to the boom, and in some In stances they have been known to anticipate the suns by mortgaging the aerie before marriage. Vol. 3. p. 317. Ifieci Smith, k climb and Alderman of Loads. in lUD, kit all his real imitates le Sam. Middies's, and lismisa ir sow pro. doting upwards of a year, to be appnipeicied and to wards the relief of pope priesners. hurt and maimed edgers. peer nice fs~ eserviages, setting vp poor apprentices. enesndlog die high -ways, and losses sestallind by ire or shi wreck ; and aim for the purchasing and restedm to the porch, for the maintesance of learned godly preeshen ; abo large sums for this's of the poor captives being slaves under the Turkish pirates, kr.— Va. 4. p. 450. Sit VI. Harper (in Edward VL's Nip) left, coniected p Ati what pow constitutes the great Bedford Charity. 9001. the thereof to be distributed as marriage radona of forty poor of the town of Bedford, of _red 'aloe and reputation; the can& diets to bePoor Mildearesldents of Bedford, between 14 years ef s=e end tinder Meese /MI seta VoLII. p. la. John Barwick, D.D. Dealt of Sc. Paul's (1114), pve lOL yearly t o the township of Withersack. Westmorland, to be employed by the trustees to place forth apprendces, mend high Ways, or to be • aas portions in marriage with maids born within the Chapstry of Y/hhervlaek. The prepay left for this and other purposes Is new prodedng sear 4001. a year. Vol. 7, p. 410. Jobs Lyon (1480) founded a Free Grammar School it Harrow ; left Amides fur poor householders, for the repairs of a ▪ read ; and directed that if, after.payments made to the school, there diedd be any complus. the same should be safdy kept in Wick, part thereof to be given and bestowed for the help sad Laa ed Misl marriages ;111. ghee. VoL .'s Charity (of 7 h James L) at & p. MAO, Tantalite. glees Ave &nese to a poor man ea Ms marriage. The Cueunis• dopers state that " &man& for assistance on marriage are not ea enraged ; two only have been made of late years, and but one of them attended to." Vol.*, 7.90. Sir Geage Shiers (1111) left Pro Porty at Fetchans, Surrey. to apprentice out children, and " cowards setting thus up," aid "Is the preterits el such servant maids in marriage as were nudist of the said pad*" such maid servants baying lived in onessevire for amen jests. •Giiiunbalosiers add—" very few lasagnes & - occurred In iddith any apprentices have been pat out, and was IMO. not kern that any servant maid has received or applied for die • tam& of the charity. It is, however, well understood in the • parish that servant maids ate entitled to participate is it."•••• • Vol. 15„p. 491. .IWargaret Fungi& (1725) left to the poor of Docking, Surrey, i,OOOL to he laid out in the purchase of same fee-timple, the proem thereof to be laid out ftt apprenticing children to same . manual trade, and in preferring in marriage suck maid servants as had behaved well for seven years& one place. The Conamblioners were " assulvd tint the parish Akers are ready to listen to any 'applications for apprenticing ddldree, and also for preferring *er rant maithleteartiage, but that in, few cases of claims of tun `Utter description oceer.“--Tol. 15, p. 497. Lase Doan; formerly of &. Clement Danes, Middlesex (1410), left 4001. to be laid out, and the profits to be given an• nasally to four. oor miens at their Marriages, of the pa:likes of St, Clp teat Dents, or St. Andrew's, Hoban. The Income Is 'new pear pc. If more than two for each parish. ;be Finks retire and settle their proportions; and die Conunisatmors add that they had heard of so fleshes where this arringenseut had been . de 111,p. 92. Thaw CrAinten, in 1101, beinostind OR the interest thereof to be glven, yearly towards the peelsrmeet of a poor maid of Northampton, In marriage. It Is supposed that the, legacy was paid to the CorpOrsdosi.thote * pion& Whig oniuslie 'alloiresi out of their rovoonto to- the Md yst. for the Wee bads. for the beteefc of a poor mad of Bankamerica. The Mayer (new) pars th e Fget* oar poor servant maid chosen by himself t it is o u w re . h owever, that the maid should be under contract of mar. , ,=VaL 14, p. 292. z , IMPORTANT TO MATRIMONIAL AD,WIRTISEAS.I tee 4eitabt Itiedebirark. frau th e dde of (which &on' thetka- Oita of 'die Tabge ") aseweektilorlook tbeikoch"a that, dray be food "Airectfoos for raektog peke !" •(" Parfait 'Oar." b a celebrated French iiietsr). GREAT REJOIC&NG AT 15.41,K i't . ll.--Thursday th. tnlabitanbt of peNeith 'bat .! rr iS tili c gy ea ,f-Ice"Oge the diarrlijeittfie'thilie of bin/. fly Griee's 4(0610 ebeep'awdb dheritsikett Pow haillo l ;kik partfh, itith a Scotch obit of 'ale each. POLI CE INTELLIGENCE. ~- BOW-STREET. ' CliiieN,Jain wan. sad liciorei OM" the three see m WOW" callbscgritesi iimere brought up no e t,„ - t for in aisle o r them by Daniel French, - - the Ilairialiroa Iwo CS Ricauga lbws r. reach what was tbe nature of the assault of Sibkla be met= ? bir. Freisch—A,most . s assault. Sir. sir R. Rs • Weil. let us have a description of it. 11r. P• • li is a most Murderous sort of z m attack ; but I dive ibis °Di thing to say, that if you permit to go Mi n a justification of it, I shall expect to be allowed to rzl ed Sir R. lbasta—l am not accustodasd to be to as to mime ; but you will have an opportunity of say* every thing tbat may be wassail' to mbetandate your charge against these mu g Men. Mr. Frencb T —The newepapers have statedtbat they have a jos. Olinda" for their conduct, which I deny. What I wish is. that inching should noir be put in the papers bet the assault; bat if they attempt to justify it, I shall utterly refute them. Sir R. Elmane—l have nothing to do with all this ; let me hear the chute of isms*. dlr. French—l live at N0..5, Kensington Gravel Pits. I met the defeidaot, Mr. William Cobbett, jun. is Piccadilly, on W. isesday morning last ; be looked very ferociously at me, bat ler passed each other. Hs turned back, and said that be bad a word to say to Me. Igave him a look as fierce &skis own, and he asked me to meet Haat Barn Rims. I said, " Your father is not there, Mr. Cobbett ;" and I told Min that I wanted to gn to Hamner smith in the eveniag. We then parted. At as o'clock In the evening, I was eitiMbg 4 Silver-street, Kensington ; there sp. peered to be nobody at all in the street, but suddenly I saw the three defoliants come from behind a waggon, where I have been told, and I have witnesses to prove, they bad been lurking all the afternoon. One of them. William Colebett, had a most tresses lmebludgeonia his hand, which it has been said was as thick as my arm, but that is an exaggeration ; however, it was anon y weapon. I received several blows from him with it, one of in my side, I doubt may prove fatal. I lead sot forgotten my courage, however, and I aimed a blow at him with all my . tb. bat me of his brothers parried it. I cried out Murder! Mit pr. • being asked what they bad to say to the charge, Mr. William Cobbett said that they did Dot meek to deny the assault, but that the provocation received was so great wad se hei nous, that if any thing could justify an assault It would jellify this. He &skid lurking about to commit it. Mr. Preach—My conduct has been most virtuous. and I have acted in a way that will redeand ta my Memoir and :Hey through all England. The defeatism, then produced bail to answer for their appear ance at the &seisms. WORSH I P—ST R BET. Sarah irassil, a pauper of Sc. Luke's parish, was charged with breaking two windows at the house of Mr. Pike the relieving Overseer, and was ordered to pay fi ve shillings for the damage done, or to be commlued to the House of Correction. 8b: had no money, and was therefore doomed to expiate her offence in prison. TOWN HALL. gis. Esther &Mu, the wife of a gentleman teddlog in the Dever Road, was charted *lib Er/Unties a pistol at Mr. Jeremiah Pick ford, with Intent to do him some hodity harm. Mr. Pickford kited that he was pawing up stairs on Thursday last to his apart mains on thk 4.kona door, whee Mrs. Cohen met him and ye a pistol at his bead, gild. " This is for you, and you *all contents of It To the Magistrate's . o;easstioes. he re sharp i • had passed just before between him and this • s rte- - muting baie the ItSet Mr. Cohen in _'s room. but none whatever between his aird defendant. The Muzzle of the pistol was within a yard aid a 101 l of his head. lie did not know whether it was loaded, thither did be at ihe time apprehend danger,, but he went b fear of hA life. A young woman, servant to he defendant. wit nailed the whore Weir. The attack was made bt fickford on bee Ware* to *boil he addressed, as well as to herself, the oast in dicant language, ind twice pc in her mistress's fate, telling her daft her hubbasid irdit)d never vesture to poribase pistols. as the bery *lst of them would make him fain, and desired her to ibow orie. her Mistress then brought one out to him, which be looked at, and was offered i second one, bus declined. It was not loaded. Alderman Sants said, independent of the evidence, the appear ance o(the lady (a very , delicate female, so far advanced in preg fancy that a seat was ordered her), was any thing but favourable re the belief d her anediradng murder, and thecae was dismissed. Mr. Pickferd, an retiring, hinted a an indlanseeit at the Sessions. As an instance of the destructive nature of die dry-rot when it once hogs its way Into a budding, it is seated that the Parish cbtreh of Cobham, which was repairird, at an manse of 1001. &Ay three yeari ado, Is already in a state of pardal dilipida doe. oWbg to that cause. - BIRTHS. riday, at tigtle Hampton, the Countess of Surrey, ea daughter. At &bias Muse. Gioucebierildre, the Hots. Sirs. &easel Gist Gist, of a diutifer. _ . MARRIED. Attasstiat, tiverissai-sitire, Robert Grant, Esq. M.P. to Mar. giat, o,ly danOter of the fate Sir David Davidson. The ISils'lnst. 311iry A'no, youlikest daughter of. Mr. Within ilfright,.et the Rothe of Lads hs the kite year of lier•age. • Ilse ISO bk. it Eltichltvatb: io titie 74th year if `her age, sin, *Mobs of the fate Prancts Ifeleival Eliot, Bea. is bertierAltreet, Odiirdestreet, Thomas Esq. a Co ked Of birds* cm the Madras 'Estailishinent At &Vet:lake, aged it, Pridedck, sun of tout Ili:tenon tire. . .of Grails , n the 74 yor of her 'age, fn Great George-its:Tit, Westmin ster. Mary, relict wf the Him. Masud Pent!, :One of the 'Heredi tat., Lords Propitetors and Govitrog;rs General of the Province of Pettsileasda. M Exmouth, 'of a deep Jfeclitte, 'CaPt.l l . Vane of the Cold stream G u ards, Von of W. W. Vine . Esq. iiirtitedy of the same Regimen. Mina, the wife of 3.8. Meta* tsq. Vtectior of Air Academy. At Thafitsol, Un. CliarlAte llStnay, Mkt of the late James itamtai, Msg. aged II ii.are. At Candetth, Prelideaci of thitnbaj, *Min John Gilliam, of the Ran. Ilk* bate ;CcittipanY's deft •isolioa second on et W. C. C. Orillan.'ltsq. of GirtmOre. • NgWGATE Alfa LRAICORNHAVII. RICII 4 II, Ave. 0 ! Wit . ... S's Id to S. tid y l Veal ;.. 4a 4d t 0 Is II Mutton Ss to es Id •1 Petri ... es dd tip in lit Lamb is 114 to Ss td PfeiCES or HAY alto STRAW YESTERDAY. sr. acmes. *Sibrrorwhia. Hay 41 Os Od to 41 ISs Od. Ifty 31 tOs cb 41 7. 04 00Vrt 31 tss Od to SI los Od 'Clover 41 us co SI 54 OS insw s 1 Os 04 to id ss Od 'Stu* 21 Os "co sl Ss od . PRICE OF 'LEATHER. Best Dt•essing Hides . Common Ditto ' 19d to Crop to 40Ibs fur eutting : 1 . 414 to 161 Ditto 45 to 50I1a lid to i.Wf Skins. 36 to 401 In 1114 to irod Ditto 5 0 lb 701 b% Ditto 70 to 90Ibs Small Seals,Greenland) • . aaa.a. ligd to 1144 Tanned lior:e Hides .4. .. 17d to 21d Spanish Horse Hides 24d to 30d itRiCES OF GOLD AND SI LVEt. Foreign Gold in Bars .23 17 9 Silver, in Bars, standard ... 0 I 91 . PRICE or T gOAP ace. .Town Tallow ... 44s Od•, TAtoir Soap ... 784 041 ... 40'641'1 Mottled ... tu BOd White 'ditto .. —s 041 Curd . od Stis p . dltto —s oil 'Graves las 04 'Melting 'Stttff '331 bd Good 'Dregs ... 5s Od Tallow Ititported front St;Paefsblisith.637 Oaks. PRICE '6l' 110 t-S, Aug. 17. tilt* roeitrili. , . biew 'tubs. 'Meat 1201 tb 14it I 'Kent 100 s '99os Arne' tiss to I.lo..jkosscx 120* to 1401 I hoses loos to 120. Fiinhem'Sfie . l9o4'to ON—Seconds los to tisos 4 014 Diity taidit - X4'4;000.. - poor funnies irk* paddy With s &etch Oat of iii Grimm w , jailtoliitL—Tie 'tenor ifetc•atiii hi litiVailii:nWgie each. The locerpetatod trades of the town wateoesaiell 70* as inatsta, the - diatifide _irovrii. - . eicellent dinner at She Cress Keys Les, mad aWst ISo of the prin. . ~.."—...—......".........i... SUS , cipal inhabitants sat dim to t witkpi - • estattainment is 1 76 144es 'of ibl; Btri :of fi l l eis a : TAW 'this ' tie White Hwt Lin, 2.41/Jostsl94 011,fihepetAiShibtv Epes- ' a illalify • 'We lint w l 4- lain 6 . `eclair . lk IS ssosstett cs Wkaj 4eitaneclartAdle he • • )1( , _laid WS . whis t ti1e . 11 414 4 .kp SO Mil 1 9"..1. wore rereads la Vaieribilategt MI& - f lit kbtioleibeißeilit 144 s tile &store sad lii is oe . tbe istpg simple. - 'et dune leer. •• . . .. COAL * BOUM. An. 17. intik.% liiiket. liih SeR. 'Oil.* '4WI tiiiiiiiiik la W4s illreO T iete lie tooderiiild 11; WO W% 41. WI ' a itielq bW I li= • UNE s . . 0r144:61.:4147.b.24.1,414. a l ibi 4 " nsa, N. t. . 1 1 101 . Titaple Sir.