Star. — London, England, 1817-01-31 00:00:00

tem) , Dl.- a- lightL_ I,Congeistion, Ranh- Mon- Klap ' of SAOCIIINI. roMnf ;ay the bril and evening, od{lll C • parties. withuut disfshty Nut • first ury. , at most she clear, com ' the effort heard— together, in SO lin- EOlOl rank 1 arles's sit; for , and men of • their • his /Ark, anent. Imed rosy Ire On I aintain (roses Nem often on the .the iastene4 !obi 0 ii(iJ DER,: . • unti night, Iboot eight o'clock, as a Me. Jokes s • wasiiessing the corner of euniberland-street, in the Curtain-toad, Shore :Stilt, be was sttocked by **tail villains, knocked down, robbed or his piveity, a•td most brutally murdered. He h sr, p tsed to hive made resistance, when the villains .ittack. d hint with a shovel. and beat his bead to piece,. :1 hi - ie.:l4es% boy states. that some men forced a shovel from him, and he afterwards heard the cry of Murder ! ~.........- . ...... . .. . 'vas Oftvitikiii tEO4OO 711 E 11 kr. . . . —__ . . . • : . The L e i CHASICELLOR hai appointed Ifontiey e t is stated to have taken tip 25 WES - o v"'m ' of 15s. per tun per month, fir the next, the sa OfFebruary, ad the day on With his t , at the r a re wing e home troops from France. . Lordship is to bier the appeals; in the Houie '0 Lords - , • ''' sf. t °l ,,,;, c k " ' Northern Regiment of Yeoria ' ney L front Scotland, in the long-cliiputed cause of the late, I„bsi'cy:a—ret'on'aessemble for permanent duty at Vela. Duke of QUEENsBERRY'S I . ..leCtitOrs, v. tilt . . Duke of h e 1-‘9`h of r MaY i k r a e o " 49.-This morning a rotate Bucccsuon, the Earl of Witotas, Etc. &c. The first paeormi, aarto , Counsel at the English and Szottish 13ar a: e retained l eveed at the t, leaky Barracks for the imine. Royal liiii.sArs towards ro ach of the 10th on this occasion. 'roe fund .in the Court of Chan- At eleven o'clock two troops pt octeded on eery in this cause, am runts at present to the amazing a- • tion. The temaining tr sops on the sea ...sone sum of One Million, one hundred and sixty-six thou- duty will be called in, and two more troops are their march to - m o•rotv. It is stated, sand two hundred and fifty-seien pounds, five still. e ennience the 15th Hussars will replace the 10th Regiment . ; ling: and eleven pence, S per Cent. Bank Annuities ; t he unexpected movement of the . Regiment is three hundred and seven thousand two hilndred and to delay the return of any Regiment, for the forty-one pounds, fourteen'shillings and five-pence, ' at. The 51st Regiment of Light Infantry left ~I'-orsdly, taking the route of Sheerness. 3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities, making, altogether, .I.ivoi.ey se'nnight, zo nouseholders. resident in One Million, four hundred and seventy-three thou- R a rony Parish of Gl as g ow, were fined, by tits sand four hundred and ninety - nice pounds , and fou r- ' ;ces of the Peace for the Under Ward of Lanark- pence Bank Annuities. ,for not returning their militia schedules. The , tra y penalty is 185. BURNS'S BIRTH-DAY. bs n :u Fitzgerald, living near the New Barracks, the Maeon for Cork, has been convictrd before . 9 of a ......"...m. .fingli receiving some of the necessaries Saturday being the Anniversary of the Birth-day ,•er of the 52d Regiment-not being able to pay of Scotland's favourite Bard, ROBERT BURNS, a nu- merous and highly-respectable party of his friends fi n e of five pounds, she was committed to jail for and admirers met at Dumfries, in commemoration eeraontlis• of the occasion. The Chair was most ably filled by NAVAL INTELLIGENCB. Joue CdittIELIN, Esq. and JOHN SYNE, Esq. a com- panion and friend of the Poet, officiated as Croupier. .—.---- PAU.S-aaa. Due. ARR. DIM bi n . .. - 1 0 France -- • 1 1 LrtERATUBE. . a ,4 -- 0 a Hamburgh -- o S nN y and Jersey 0 3 Gotteoburgh -- 0 4 ~. — 0 0 Flinders -- - 0 0 I ~.....-. THE LITERARY GAZETTE AND JOURNAL OF THE 9„i l d . . - I o Malts --- - 0 0 BELLES Larrazie-,This interesting Journal has met FAIMOVIH, JANUARY 2 S . with the success filliCh it deserves; a new Edition of The schooner Princess Charlotte, CUDD, that ar- No. I. is already called for.-The Second Number •di here on the 18th instant, from Liverpool for to be published To-morrow, will contain besides the baiter, is discharging her cargo in consequence of usual departments of Eogl.sh and Foreign Drama; ..e damage she received in the late gale. Wind S. Fi S n i e ate A o r f ts Ltr aC r c a . ture and Arts in Snooty; Proposal* for a 1.1. PLYMOUTH, JANUARY SM. • eraryt Congres s by Gregoire; and Sir Charles Mogan; Letterr Arrived the Mary, of Salem, from Canton saig from London; Baths of Barest"; Travels in Greece by M. Amsterdam, sailed 27th July; and Vesta, WALLET'', Coral, Cockerel and miler Literati; The Deux Punts Library; from Newfoundland in 15 days. Sailed the En- Extraordinary effects of the Winter Fogs in Germany ; Nevi Latin Literary Journal , Recent Philosophical and Literary DID. draght, VANDEIVER, for Curaeoa ; Betsey, DOBKIN, covert.* and Varieties respecting the Figure of the Earth; Raph he the Cape of - Good Hope; William, MILNE, for mode of Illumination; Practical Effects of Gas lighting; Mr Demos Ayres ; and Prudent, ---TuroLatet, for Brest. Braude; Floral Botany ; Mrs.ilibetscii Oa hrtificial,Congelation 12111)ARY 29. -Came in the Anna Dorothea, from Dangers in experiments ; Dr. Clark.; Etats 4 the late Earth. St.llichaers for London. quakes; Biographical Notices and Anecdotes; De Starl ; Mon talieu ; ?doorway the Composer; Sir Gregor M•Gregor ; nip PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY M. roth ; Wives of Literary Men; Original Correspondence o Arrived the Mary Ann, QunceoN, from Batavia ; David H ome . Poetry; the Ideals, from Schiller; 'Reviews o saikd 17th September , when t he Gan g es was loadin g caiman's Ec centricities ; Memoirs of Sheridaa and Geniis Vali. add would be ready for sea in about 14 days. The o p f h i t h o e • Battuicas tut i e lr g ocsetnr e o w f p leaze c t i tet i r a ts ;LA . terary an Hibernia, Partridge, Ann, Rapid, Kate, and several T The present O&es for the receipt of Communi others that sailed yesterday, put back to-day, and cations, &c. are at Com:foes, Conduit-street; ono remain. Arrived his Majesty's ship CONQUEROR from „, ._ vvEsTuir and PARRISH% 159, Strand. the Downs, and Trafalgar transport from Chatham. Sailed his Majesty% ship TIBER on a cruize ; Regent, ' _ Jammu, for Bahia : and Hercules , BLIN KER, for ORATORIO, London. Wind N.W. _ , Jan. SO.-The Edward and the Mercurius. the DRURT-LANE TDEATEE.—The Oratorios for th former for Bombay, and the latter for Bahia, have season commenced at this House last night, with arrived here from the Downs. Sailed the Mary Ann, body of vocal strength - that promises most tarourabl (loom, for London, and the Partridge, for the fcr our Lent series of plebe concerts. Mrs. SAL Cose.-o-Wind N.W. - -. mote, to whom. none is superior, is the princip.i DEAL, JANUARY or. feature in the Orchestra, and the sung two songs„oe Cease *MR iirlaisAbeAttillK Ell2l 1414 the Lc rd ~ . u5h.....01 Hsaliat.; and one Italian, by SAOCH I N: Wellington, for Bombay ; Little Sally, for Veni .1 in the must facinatmg manner; the latter biautituli Charm tor St. Michael's; and Samuel for Charente. accompanied by NrCIIOLSON, on the Ante. the Mem Came dowO from the River, and remain, the Wyton, of Oliver, by Ifeeertovear, and the Rattle Sitifiemia, of di for Bombay; Vittoria, for Barbadoes I Marsh, for same Composer, were executed with the usual br io Jimmies; and Europe, for St. Christopher's. li ant e ff ect ; an d t h e House was fuH of the best an Jasitratte 30.-Arrived and remains, the Larkins, most profitable company. The merits of the sever: from Madras.-Came clown from the River the Lady other Performers are already so much before the Pul . Beringdun, for the Isle of France ; and Vertumnus , lie, and so well known, th at observation on the: Sots, for Trimdad.-Five o'clock-Several of the may be here dispensed with. Miss Came, trot ostward-bound have sailed, and are now coming Dublin, constitnied the vocal novelty of the evening lock again.-Wind W. • ' and received well-merited applause, particularly i DOVER. JANUARY SO. , her beautiful ballad . 1 .64 Henry is gone," compose The only arrivals to-day are two colliers from Sun- bY Sir J. Seavxasom : her timidity was apparent, ba derland.-Sailed the Quest, Catherine, and Good it did not leisen the interest she excited in her and Statesman transports, with horses for Calais.-Wind tors. We are not aware that this young Lady hi 'viable. - publicly appeared before in this City, btu we me RAMSGATE, JANUARY 90. Came in for shelter the Minerva, SANAON ; and the lect, about two years ago, hearing her merit spoke of and acknowledged by those who had the pleas% Sincerity, &SITU. Upwards of '2O sail of vessels, of heating her at private and select amateur panic kmad to the Westward, sailed last night and this In Dublin she rates very high indeed, being white,' morning, with the wind at N.W. a rival in that Metropolis-but confining the displi TORBAY, JANUARY 23. - of tier talents to private and select concerts. Nc Last night, the wind coming to the Eato, the withstanding her qualifications, to meet, for the fir whole of the outward-bound sailed from this Bay.-- - time, such an audience as that last night at Drur ilia: brig Mary, of Teignmouth, reported to have lane, must have been to her quite an awful busines, sink near the Baty Head on the 22d instant, was the more particularly, as Oratorios are generally ; hoarded on the morning of the 28cl by the DART tended atkooner, and was then about half fell ut water , and by the most critical, and necess a r il y , the ant fastidious lovers of music—over these difficulties a it watt supposed she sunk; as the DART could not triumphed. Her voice is uncommonly sweet, des hie charge of her: tall, and steady; possessing great flexibility and cm LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 29. pass-her execution easy, and, if we ma y a pp l y t The Teaplants BuowN, is on shore it Charlston, term, articulate, without the least appearance of effc with die loss of false keel, rudder, and oilier damage. -and her shake is of the best we have ever herd The Neptune, COBOLLY, front Amelia Island for i 4 • smooth, equal. and thrillingly sweet.-:Altogeth , mites, got on shore on Amelia Bar and bilged. Tor if Miss Colas be determined to establish iwraelf Waleam. &swain . , from this port for Limerick; is London, we congratulate the lovers of music on at Croukhaven, with the lost of main-mast. considerable an acquisition. Miss GOODALL is ii ORAViSEND, JANUARY 29. provii.g daily under the instruction of' Sir Geo' Arrived the Rover, King; Perseverance, Maugham ; Jane 'l 4 Ma ry , Coates, tram Hamburgh. Sailed tine Lady Boring Soma, and is already qualified to hold a high ra ''.n, Lethbridge, tor the Isle ol France; Venu IIt4IIS sims, for in the vocal circles. rinklait,_ . Peace, Wotan. for Marseilles; Probity, Cooper; for -"--""' \ t'''bani Esther; Junes, for Duhari ; Blite, Harris, for Antererif; • ` 1,1 %, Newcon, and Amitic, Guiut, few itWre ; Britannia, Yesterday being the Anniversary of King ghillie 4 Mack, fur Ostend( Martyrdom,-the Court of King's Bench did not s JANUARY /0-Arrived the Mks, Cams; Industry; Demote; but One Judge, Mr. Justice ABBOTT, came down, I toilia Charlotte, Tau • and Vrow Likina; Seultuek, from Rut- '' r deu i Themoutis, D:tinis, from Hamburg h ; 'triton, White- th e purpose of takin g bail. ',tan: Dolphtb, Oa st s ; ind Prince Of Orange, Tenor , from Carlton House . was thronged on Wednesday a 'nue! ; Samuel, Wright, Atm Aunterp; Norval, Manley, I *.mi Al ea; Jubilee; Hotingtoti, from Palermd; Drake, Whitey, ye . sterda with Noblemen, Ladies , and G entlemen `'mMidaits I Aid. Oily, frost AoistErilam. Sailed the lit al l y, ranks, leaving their names, and making 0 '?..it, Purdy, for Jamaica; Governor Halkert, Justus, for dutiful inquiries after the Patsies RZGLIIT, since ' 4 'ogat Mary woo Autos, for Bahia; Mary, Bel!, fur Vc- evape from the attack upon him in St. James's Pe "-e; and Charlotte, IKavanagh. for Waterford. on his teturo from Opening the Session of Parliame CUSI'OhI-HOUsE, , JANUARY SO. Seers ENTeRLD 114WARDA...-The Rover, Yin; and Fenoglio. PARISIAN FASHION,--White satin bonnets, triers 7 .. ' " , MatiShalt• front Hamblirgh; Blue-eyed Lass, Cope. and with rose colour, and exhibiting a large bow of r ''"`", con; " from Rotterdarei also, the luseild'Fr Clifton, front satin in front, are not uncommon. S ilk Mucha are , ~., ty vv. the decline : but the velvet Bear's Bars still maint Ourwaaos -The Rover . Mpg, for Haosburgh ; Fly, Hot- . lln 't for Limerick ; Maria:am, Robert', for Lublin • Scipio. their ground ; the under cover cif a profusion of re O-,, , meow (American skip), fur Virghna; Aim, Hinder , lot' and hyacinths. The forms.of the terbans now se ~i.,l n, „ ,: - " lr s id `• Lenridas) for b runt* ;* ° P a Rub"' and to vary with the capricious fancies of the suodectet 4 9A. %torten, for Canis. For balls, three rows of satin puffed ribbons, often The Anna Robertson, M.Fauldoso, arrived in the• dof black crape, with a cheaper high in CI) front, are frequently worn. One of the lappels of a gratin Cove of Cork on the 15th inst. from Calciota, laden - loth sugar, indigo, cotton, &c. for the pow t of chequer is sometiteres turned back, and fastened Greenock. 4 the sop with a • sa:sll bow of ribbon; • _ , • LAMBETH MEETING. Yesterday a very numerous and respectible Meet ing of the inhabitants of Lambeth met at the Hotta Tavern, to take into consideratio i Ehe present state of the countrye s ßosur &atm Esq. in the. Cbsir, A series of Resolutions and a Petiton to Parliament,i were agreed to—the Petition to be presented by Mr: CALVERT. One Gentlemen wished to introduce thr word " annual" for •' Constitutilnal" Parhiments, l int° the Resolutions ; but this prop mat was rejected. BURSLEM MEETING. A Meeting having been called at Bunletn, for the purpose of petitioning Parliament for Reform, there was ,a considerable assemblage on Monday . last— about three thousand persons, mostly working people from the Potteries. There were also, a number of people present in their best clothes, being the market day. A series of .Resolutions and a Petition to Par llamas were agreed to, and the people dispersed very - - Measures bad been 'adopted by Earl TAuserr mid the Magistrates of the Hundred, for preserving the public peacK, had it been at all threatened, but hap pily there was no occa.ion for their acting. On Wednesday a Meeting at the Inhabitants was held in the Town Hall, when a set of counter resolutions and a Declaration were agreed to. which were signed by nearly the whole the opulent and respectable manufacturers and inabitants of Barslent. met of lber the On Tuesday last a Meeting was held at Liverpool upon the stihject of Parliamentary Reform, when a string of Resolutions were proposed by Mr. LEY. LAND, and seconded by Colonel WILLIAM, in favour of the measure, which were passed unanimously. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING YESTERDAY. DERBY. 12 to I apt Brother toSmolensko. IS to I art Montaaihr.. litt to I agst %Vomits.). 10 to 1 agq Brother to Crispin. 17 to 1 art pioneer. High odds art any other. No [Saone tni the °Mts. DO CASTER ST. LIMB . • 12 to 1 agtc Whiteloek. 12 to I r.g4t Strtobrougit. Is to I art Restless. 17 to 1 apt Abbot John. BoxiNo.—A haute was fought opposite Woolwich on Tuesday, between a promising young Jew and a butcher from Whitechapel.market. The combatant.; Were removed by Magisterial interference from the neighbourhood of Ilford. It was a good fonght battle between men of light weight. It lasted 59 minutes. It was brought to a wrangle, as the Jew was said to *lee fallen without a blow. alley and tbly Lest CIIICUITS.—The julges met on Tuesday morning in the Treasury Chamber of the Cz,urt of King's Bench, and chose their Circuits for the ensu ing Lent Assizes, as under : Norfolk—Lord ELLENIOROUGN, Mr. Bs7on GRANA:VI• fv!itliand—Lord Chief Justice Goss. Mr. Baron Ricusios. lintne--.1.0rd Chief Barad THOMPSON, Mr. Justice DALLAS. Northern=-Mr. Baron Worm. Mr. Justice linectr. (Mora—Mr Justice Pstg. Mr. Justice Bossism'. Wet.tery—Mr. Justice MINOT, Mr. Justice Houton,. FIRE —This morning, about ten o'clock, a fire broke out at No. 18, Great Russell-street, Blooms huiy, the residence of Mr. Burnam, which at first created a considerable degree of alarm, particularly r.n account of thble extensive buildings et Messrs. HENKY Ml= and Co. brewers, being situataid so dose; but, lortunately, by the timely arrival of seve ral engines, and an immediate supply of water; its fearful ravages were qiiitkly stopped, and solely con fined to the place of its commencement, the upper part of which was considerably injored, and the whole of the propetty saved by the usual perseverance of the firemen. Yesterday in Inquisition was taken at the White- Horse, Potter's Bar; filuth Mimms, upon the bodies of Maria Mardle, aged thirteen months, and Eliza Mardle, aged three years, the daughters bf Mr. Ro bert Mardle, of Potter's Bar, whose deaths were oc casioned by poison being administered to theM. The evidence went to prove that the mother had pur chased some magnesia at an apothecary's shop, of which the children had taken part—and that the re ntainder of the same paper of stuff had been taken by another child without injury. The surgeon could not discover the nature of the poison they had swal lowed. Verdict—Died in consequence of their mo ther administering a powder of a poisonous nature, which she supposed was magnesia. George Stanfield, under sentence of death, at Edin , burgh, for rape, has received a respite from the PnINCZ Raciest, during pleasure. As Mr. E. J 01421, of Newtown, was returning from Montgomery a few days ago, his horse fell down with him and fractured his leg. It is a remarkable co-, incidence, that at the same hour, and yearly at the same minute, Mrs. busk his wile, was thrown from her horse, at a distance of twelve miles from the for suer place, and broke her toiler bone. Nu alteration, we have reason to believe, will be made in the duty on foreign timber. The Canada merchants are, it is said, willing that a duty of one pound per ton shall he laid on timber from Nor h America, whiCh, together with that paid in the Baltic trade, will yield a revenue of about 5e300,000. CORN-EXCHANOL MARK-LANE, JANUARY 31. Wf had a large arrival of Wheat and Barley f r om Suffolk this morning, when Fine Wheat obtained Mondays prices ; bet Barley, even of the best qua lities, are 41. per qr. cheaper; and all other descrip tions totally unsaleable.—ln Peat, Beans, and Oats, there is no alteration. (di -'ol- shirrrivisw MARKET. JANUARY at. Bost Os 4$ to 4* 6C Val M 04 to Os 03 M Ss 414 to Is 0.1 I Par! mo3toSs 44 Seam • sod Lambs MOO —Calve' 140--Plss 040. , . Wedgies' day et the Old Bailey, the It. sconnin pas; skii sentence of ef , eath on' the following prisoners, viz: . krancis Atiillpe, tor stealing goods in a dwelling; douse; John qtssman, ler a like offence; rare Johnson, tor r.ttirninir, from traasp.otation t Wary Jotnson, foe'biirt,lary ; 'll.orhas Gl , o,lltall, for liiir: limy; John Jones, for a highway rubbery; John Cochrane, Chas. Hoghes,.Andrew Briton and James 1 Frampton, and balled Freeman, for like offences; James Sims, John Stafford, John Lawrence, and William Todd, and Santini Bowen, for burglaries ;• Harriet Sleighs for stealing in a dwelling house . Jo seph Dawson, for highway robbery; Charles WA, for stealing in a diakilling•house, and aiterwarde 'breaking the slid asielling-hy'suse to get oat of the saint; John Irvin for . a highway robbery; and ...Lithe, Hatton..for Welding goods from a vessel in Ilse Londois Docks. When Cashman was asked by ere Clerk of the Ar raigns, what he had to say why sentence of dears should not be passed on him, according to law ? he most patlit:ticaliy addressed the Court to the follow ing ptirport : -11 Mt Lotto —I hope you will excuse a poor Friendless saillr for occupying your time. Hai I • died fighting the battles of my country I shoitld have gloried in it, but 1 confess that it grieves me to think of suffering like a robber, when I can tall GOD to witness that I have p toted days together without evert a morsel of bread, rather than violate the laws. I have served my King for many yeart, and often fought for my country. I have reteived nine wounds in the service, and neveraibefere had been charged with emy offence. Lime been at see all my hf 4 and my father was killed on board the Diana frigate; I came to London, my Lord, to endeavour to recover my pay and prize-m )ney, but being Unsuciessful I wet reduced to the greatest distress ; and being poor and PennYlvtie I have not been able to bring forward wita nessei to prove my innocence, nor'evela is acquaint my braie officers, or I am sure they would all have come forward in my behalf. The Cr:ntiemen whO • have sworn against me must have mistook me fok s•one tither person (there bring many sailors in the mob), but I freely forgive them, and I hope Goff *ill also forgive them, for 1 solemnly declare that I committed no act tit iiolenct. whatever." . Yesterday the Sessions ended, when sentence was passed on the following prisoners: , Brighton Cumin, L ewis Lawrence William 'Martin, Willia m Smith, lieury Creswell, and Joseph Lawrence, eon, to be transporte t t fur hfe—John Ahem. it ohirt Trust, and Elizabeth Mac,;inniii for is years. Samuel Woolf, 434..rge Ilowivian, Charles Jarman, Eliaafieth King, Eliza:toll Murrell, liergarn'n !le.rn, F.:! el Danko, lotus icys, Daniel Leary, kegonati sidlti. an. 'I h , 11334 Greenslade, Abraham Hunter, penrge Irwin, nohrrr Smith, Francis Misr. I ray , Charles Prescott, Williant doe,. Joeepli GutterPgr, Thos. Beatlon William Ts son, Inhn Witi•e, James llarr:s, jun. Ed. earllames waii,, John Puititt, John M`Msber, I homas Cliadaway, Juliii llsi:!,1-n, James fly, Daniel Roger., 11:-.1 Fincha n, Charles Brad•liaw Too.kins, E.lteard M.l7si.all, Juar arph Lawrence, Jahn Firkman, George l'iirrq cony, Jim Blake, Julia ladle., George Edwards, lien' y 11,01-wer:li, James Tay.. fur, J.seph 3..krr Bet cum, Jolin Cilbeir Mary Davin, Josekh Ruda, Ann vi ectey, Thc.mas Ahrey, 'I hotaas Mayo, Thomas tterb•sison, logo Spencer ' Rebecca I , dbers. lam i Hot; Mary • IWilliams, Thomas Gordoti, John Wallis, John Warsoklohil. Wilson, S,antwil Janie, lalkiegmn„ Jam,. Grey. John Keys, - ii.. mothy Dwyer, San air Haley, Mary :jamb, Wit iam Answorth, I William Merri.r, W ilia= Tyson, John White, and Samoa I Mermen, for 7 year.. ISimmons the hhcl:, and 11/I•!tlieirre, for re a ll y rod. in Mr. Rea's awl., in the Mindries, durs.g thiiriots, were sentenced ta. rterea•years' - - - rive to be ia.l , -isoried in the Loudon lioni=e of Correction., in the House nt Cin.rec:ion for Millttsex, and Len in Newsitlif fur variliis pino Twe•ly one to he iwrivatet, and fee to be publicly ivldpped. Eighteen were fined is. each. T.ve . l a2onents were rojiitc4 l 4 • and 1 4 fty two were discharged. The Sessions Were .i - diourned to tie 19th February: BOiV•STREETA T rACR urn x TIIR REOCNT. 7 - the examinaticn of Thosras wt icii trick place at this Office on Wednesdry, and in the Yeomen of the Gitard.room, in St. J 411115% Palace, on Tuesday eves sling, it did not appeu that he lird thrown r stone at the state carriage or at the Life Guards, but he was near the spot frock which the stones . krnie. During . „ his examination befoie Mr. GIFFORD. the Mrgistrate" at the Palace, he appeared to conceal his tight hand in holding his hat and umbrella: a gentleman red , sept suggested thepropriety of exrmining his right lend : this was ' du ne by Order of the Magistrate, bat his hand did not appear dirty. He then expressed some indignation against the mode in which he had been apprehended, and doubted the legality of it.— The Magistrate, in reply to this insinuation, told him every man was a constable when he saw the peace broke: He denied the Charge laid against him by the witnesses, The Magistrate, Mr. GIFFORD, told him he*as not trying him: a Jury must decide between hint and the Witnesses : this remark he treated with a sneer.' The stones which were thrown at the stal carriage toukt have been hurled with very consider. able force, as they have impressed and dented the copper pannels of the state coach, which were put to it some years since, after the attack upon the King, ins stead of the plate glasses which were formerly used) the wooden ornaments wore injured, and a piece is broken off. Charfotts Harrison, A girl about seventeen years of age, underwent a second examination, charged with uttering fotged Bank of England notes. She was committed. Herron Ganora....-Yesterisy nomas Millard was brought up in the custody of Read, kin. and Lim. brick, on the charge of robbing Mr. Bright's house, No. 4, Southampton-street, 'Battlib idge. Marthi Green, the female servant, detailed the p wiculars be fore stated, the rolib.r having also violated her per son. The prisoner was remanded. QUESN s -SOUSIte.-.-MtS. Hannah Fleetwend, a lady residing at No. 2, Palace -street, Buckingham-k_tte, su,,unoned Geor;,-e GeV:, Red Lion-yard, Red Do: I - I street, Clerkenwtil, owner of the hackney.:ha , iut No. SOO, for having demanded and taken more than hs fare. The Magistrate fisted turn in the sum of los. f o r having taken more than he had a right to and ordered him topty ail the expenses. The 'after having received het share of the tine, subscribed it to the poor's book belonging.to the Office. MANSION MUSE.—Yesterday Harepstop, Mahe% and Chaps" who stand charged With robbia& their masters, Messrs. Birch and Noel, were committed for trial. They are supposed to have robbed . their ens. ployers to the amount of R 3000,•