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FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. —=' Then) is a newly-invented Patent Recumbent Chair, by Mr. DAM. o f 17, hiargaret.street, Cavendish-square, Tondos, which It ie bet justice to a most legations man, to introduce to the particular notice of our readers. The King, we hear, has them, and certainly the in. Am, the sedentary, and Ladles whose temporary bortben may din. pose them to a little additional repose, line never before leusvd on a f leverer piece of workmanship ; it is handsome and compact, and the sontrivanee is so simple, that the required position is attained by the ; lightest movements posdble."—Ramniner. " Possessing these advantages, it is not comparatively dearer than a common easy chair."—Times. The chair alluded to will form near SO positions. The principle and name were the invention of R. Dans, the patentee, and such is the high a pprobation and patronage he has gratefully to acknowledge, and so well is the perfection of it attested and approved, that where an easy ,hair or conch la desirable or necessary, it will take pacedence aa a much more comfortable and elegant supply for both. There are many imitations which arc called improved recumbent chairs, but IL Dans on have no need to say they me deceptions or ' since he has la three years part, and still continues to offer for the peeductins of the kind which e I,l•lsty ne.,Yampeleni JOIN Val ISM 1 perfest, and for which hie signatteManif la aim no Sena are admirably potable. Oat shall be sent for by faventret, a reference, and payment of extremes or at ths rate of 10a. par 100 mike; he warrants his principle enveilion. • No. 13,678. MONDAY' EVF:NING,! t JOIJARY 10, 1831. -- PRICE 7D. - • aIIITISH PISMIRE'S. Mr. Justice Park charged the jury, who found all the rimier 010MM1N1N1P......• guilty. ilmpiey the Report et the Onsmiselimere for improving theorise "at Wahl wait found_rtiltY of steanhine John MildmhaU. =Last cad, and Hag, muds op ft Nov. 1, 1830 was mod /A Win. Champion . W m. eeolkireY, David atticeP, and ht. aim* it swim dot by am prlaw 0 the assm id w hi t ion. was put to the bar. being indicted for having, on the Zid of Nee. the misen - qi i i posammumr, the suendtv et A g o b om b e at Wallingford , conspired with divers others to break threshing.eas. aosit is die year, was nt bon a % of vbfeb !1 11 w a g s were shiner, to creme riots, and disturb the peace, to the tenor of his Ma imiad enddellio beauty, and 151,05 d bunch were owned i Wog • i sse r s P eaceabli lubj e c%- -Guilt Y• isorimm frali g t o ptile ef WWI bends in the tirade, wed i rit • 11,4011 la the bout' bounty; and stlllolll laslarra. dty especial. It Is Wylie drat That el do , boanty,ll2,Blll bands manorial ilistbellegthpr opeadi, mg timinZ with a earrespeadkig swat i and that et the mewed to the Candnent et Swope, 18,11181 wee Mind die woe nianner.—. Now wUI the " eadidood Georenio n at BOWL like vide isallipstot how eradleden et the wel wed ling av isd m i): :: sr s, rirta epotes 11110/4 6 :tt e • rod sad tos issaidak to 'meaty Was 14%. • . litit= loli a l i er end hind agtr.t. -Z2 dried; &edit SIM bawds the ' en d[ 1 . 44 . ;at 18,814 owls. aired Mei, owl et laddlook amid' is quantity dual eadded is booty, Ada doe Is a .. two mad alei he *egad* espeelida It farther mope" beer do osestoorsageedis dr fakes v._ that HA* bear .we la the slime ambit alsodoos al t. way, Mind b ups . lied det de «oar splaboreper. ens an** therein was is lirersine 'own bet year el= lam% Wildeosso, and 1418 hi the wilt of poise= employed. 1 The Oammiledmiers raw& diet im itoo dedel:ey , In We prawn of dmti Weft Ilebry hoe been rne* tilt the Ileberang, whesiehlet sap. pre k is he she oehreasses it their Alms. it is ritistak l imy to law do ft bee peeeseled Min ye want of pergebeden en des I pert ot the wain, bat wady two the awe et the weadre, which la the (rely pen el the mom wan rash an termer thalami** via. =see sad aldose' the Conersienees still emodela et she Or use of old leaersis, they men that the berdap pealtwei to I be beaded for hewity, were foes to be in vial eat esaddea, .beth In tamed to the la sad ;he state of the arks; and that In in the cod sad ling fiery, thew ban eat only bees a essilesehb loom it the quantity taught, but a continued impairment it the awe It do fish. LAW REPORT& CONSISI'ORY COURT, Jixu *sY S. (*bee Dr. LUSMINOTON.) TOMLINSON T. TOMLINSON. This was a proceeding for divorce, instituted by Clesegiana, the wife of Mr. Jobs Towline's, of St. Mayas-bash spinet him, on the grand of cruelty and adultery. Ifir-11. Jnywan (with whom was Dr. Addams) Owed the Wu= the pada to have estop*, VO Men ea the yreetof adaleery, _lwmesd coned see Wow eswellesekrisd the evldiser babes *tit cienstitund aMe at -lhe Prootrg l e pat t y habaneL Fading that the p woo um to be beim he =sub amain from mowing into say detail of the eviknon e l tlie Con should avoids that any part of it called fee observe. • from and he was Mooed to fake this cone, not from ord.. limey Imola Mr. Toodiaseri, whine ossifies hod been so Sarum, bur to avoid the possibility of Wary to the wed party. He (Sir U. JwaserValos assibmed theft des charge of , though of a len all panted dersaaar, was anibiently pro*, sod that Mrs. Toeulbews ISM amply entitled to the raw* or diva= Ms payed. No as appeared= lisholifil die beibend. The Cousx gDr. LeisigliSsia) fallY dearst in the *aka AA the proof of the adultery was clear and The comid hi Mrs. Tondinsoo had abstained from enteebg • kits the doses of this most flagitious transudes, hew aspect to the Wings et these Who were injured by the guilt of the husband, and the same meth. would operate to deter the from adverting mow fully to the pardoders. The Court, however. wished it to be understood that it did this, set from any wish to save Mr. Towline= frost any pert of the dhows he deserved. He (Dr. Lumbingtoo) bad reed the whole of the WNW Liaddressed (on the part of Mr. Tomlinson) to the wi and g erbound to say, that not only did they fail to palliate his but they mitt aggravated the crime of which he had been guilty. charge of cruelty stood alone, the sulicieney of the evidence on that point might have been questionable, hat taken in conjunction with the other Osmoses' of the case, be considera u l es thai n l i t ea chargee were sufficiently sustained in evidence, and he therefore for the divorce as , p. The q permanent alimony was diatom little dbandsn, directed to stand Saw till the nest court. SECONDARIES' OFFICE, DSc. 8. NNIONT V. SAUL This mu an anion for the recovery of ISL dopier of a maid fat the Southwark Bridge: The defendant Nes 'ma oldie emagetieses be the pries of building the Southwark Drier, and be had amployed the plaintiff, who was his relation, to make a *sad. The inedel was saki to balsams made with peat skill, and a mash lower palm was charged than ought to have been demanded for it. The defthmie, however, 1 1 ankles= the price exorbitant. The Jury at ass mensesd the eta. mega at MI. NAM T. NINUINTT. oiss as action for the recovery of the saw of 91. lib the mom= I ds awn bin. era Nesbett it appered had lived twelve days at dm St. Jams% Jarausainest. wises be had been charged Ss. sadebrter hi 'WM IL bellelibesallbet. Part of the saw was dew tair awe el a Abaft *MOM didadeat bed bad wide Ls= Reasit e At wide\ *my damit Ono and WM Adkins wises. The was 'refmodp=s, the seigkiesnrboard and the quality of delbsiblit mosslibest:' . yeteraddllill the diniNs woe onexespdenabie, and 4damilue4fassepff the amen= flosiadell. CBILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM& PALSIES, &e. CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting itdaing instantly removed, by WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD. universally esteemed for its eat o rdinary efficacy in Rheumatism', Palsies, Gouty Affections, and CoMplaists of the Stomach. But where this saarom remedy has been unknown, or neglected, and the Chilblains have actually broke, WHITEHEA D's FAMILY CERATE will ease the pain, and wry speedily heal them. This Cent. Is equally efficacious for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Break ings.out on the Face,Nose, Bars, sod Eyelids, sore and Inflamed gym, sore Beads, and other Scorbutic Humours. The EIISINCI of Nlvemso is perhaps the most active. penetrating, and efficacious remedy in the world, curing the severest Sprains and Braises in less than half the time usually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation; it also heals Cuts, Punctures from sharp Instruments, Nails, Thorns, Splinters, acs. with incredible fealty, without smart or pain, preventing inflammation and festering, and is equally useful la the various Accidents of Animals—ln short, it Is a domestic re medy of such uncommon excellence and utility, that no Family sensible to its own comfort should ever be without it. Prepared, only, and sold by Joints:on, Apothecary, 15, 1 Greek-street, Soho, London—the Essence and Pills at is. N. each, the Carats at la. led. They are also sold at 611, CoruNll ; and may be bad of every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. ' The Genuine has LIN name of " R. Johnston ' engraved is tM Sumap. b, la the of 4117 SPZCIAL COMMISSION FOR wmrs. SALISBURY. Tax TIIRIATZITINO LITTZI Justice said that in reference to the cams of Loam, be should think it ► of what was stated in Court yesterday, that the Pr. 4 11;1 1 :12 1A rteled on the mend iudicement, when he would have the portent" of producing his son, or_ mil other person, in widener. B. would not try the ease, but it shsaM come before sae of his Leonia Brothers in the other Court. Robert States, 30, Robert Willoughby, 28, and Asakedab Smith, 36, were indicted for having broken a threshing mains, the of William Smith. The prisoners conspesed part of a mob wbkb went to Mr. Smith's premises armed with sticks, hammers, and sledge hammers, and destroyed the machine lb question. The indictment failed in consequence of leave having been given.— The prisoners were acquitted. Elias Kiddie, 18, Thomas New, 24, William Pottle, 26, WilSom Every, 311, Green, 28, Charts Lane, 1 Levy Milked, ilk 8, TIMM Foot, 80, Samuel Ra Joseph Chubb alias Harvey, 32, and Elias 11, were indicted far riotously sad tammintenely de stroying a threshing machine on the 24th November. The *7 Mad aU the prisoners guilty te g gl in t Chubb and Thomas Foot were spin indleted he ath machine, the roper , ' of GollqP 401111 := of Novem ber. The primate ware=mdlty. john Cook, Charles Hale, awl Beldam. mese of re y B. limmit, Dl* mid JawsriihniTit woes int w atlJd_themkkg niach the of Massa. Mini mil Ouilty.—Theism wen semenemi essimiyaras• mispleading. Marla Simmer, aged 28, was Wafted tee meauldas James Selt Guilty. James Hall, 28, Charles Beaky, 10, and Arthur HMkr, 22 , Wife indicted for breaking a threshing make. the proPerty d Jonathon ihnallbones, at Enfard. Guilty.—The Court mussed them to seem years' tranapstation. Levi Brown, aged 37, who war asquittei t i r e wit to t of evidence of sulkiest far) of a robbery, was indicted he a chaff-eutting machine, the property of John Rabe*, at Greed and extort ing money from hlm.—The jury immediately hand . the Acme guilty. Des& Several other prisoners were afterwards triad apes similar evidence foe breaking ashkss and exterdsig Jams Lane, akedis Davis, John ima gnes, Hwy Reis, Gilled North, John Remein, Monies Illseock, Ames Iltudes,WlMml Rivers,James Levu, Imes Perna, Ckeles Cooke, Thweasfilikert, end Joseph Match t, who were tried yesterday for asessidkg to demelleb the house df Mr. Pyle, at Altos Ifen, and amlessd, was again Welk:lW for wesiglos Mr. Pyle, with Inisilt to 01 and murder Mat 'or do him seem g bodily hark. The Judges were eimplisa that there en not wlfest evidence to M the diner, ostillopievoroysio dmeshre wee Ist r idel tar Mobs sobberly . le MC' with& r li gave the Hilton whern disystaisted the WNW • All tho'paa ours were acquitted, except Nee* who received dieXtimsy. ABINGDON. Thomas Maekrell, Henry Wooldridge, and 'Cheats placed at the bar, charged with having bedew a the papacy of Mr. Wm. Spenring, at Im Geste., oe NM. Notember.—Guity. Mr. Justice Pasa, an basil informed that' .the prostitutes weal again take Po into his service, sentenced him to be lemdsonid fee [ a fortnight. Thome Markel& was again aimed with robbing hie. John West bury. The Jury found him Guilty, but 12034111 hint to mercy au account of his geed character; William Mils, 94 year of November, at the ir fifty others, in a 0- other warms, pro=of Mr. nike, mm Make" with havinewohan Palmer, attest also indicted het returned a veadiet whom they peateneced Wm. Sawyer we , 24th of Nov. and .._ Wm. Hammond dieted fee beefs& ito li a r rs , mollies, and ether having, by threats w . . divers roans. ' Orb on various Whitings. The Jury' , Roma Strang, Wm. Kim* Job whisigh r % =sens e Joys, Joseph King, Thom IfIFIS Pons Lewes sea beef* IFab were put to the bar, being Indicted far oramisee# for 'Hot can't, charged them with aseaultL Mi. Graeae ovoid sheave, ovel;bs A•iiigto; .ohistaitibst If be hid been aware of the extreme yid* ef two At had thi Prllowso, ttieyjbatld not have beet included lothelmlk ade the ' elmeat. Witnares hawing ,beas assaulted - in* support at deka*, Ptiaonera being waitron fat their &Weise • Russel threes mid, we trent - tet Webs • side& Mir wllat the farmers had dons P Armee Tarrant tad es,' psi then I knell ens pf , these here men (the Pristwers)„ say s " them !spy yin ao *lark r but farmer Tagus sad, "Ne, god *tee Mar 'cm all pane - witte " William Kinclw—When fanher Tarnow sold ow that rho • formers. meant to sive pi 2e. a-wsic meet 11 4 M °l 4l9lbeWe we nay wea l s 4:' w thatr li girro th o lit od s ,' al ood l wr fe ir tch an ' t. .l " all Ft: lm am g Tairlll end ' 141 126 1‘164 1 setkiled." Ail•the tither prisse*s repealed dtismatesnent. • - , •. • Wm. Tarrant recalled, and examined by Mr. Jostles Park—Uponmy oath what the prisoners three said is untrue. I told 'them to p work, and they said they would not, but that they would break ma chines. I told them they had better wait a bit, and the Carmen would meet them. APPROVED MEDICINES, SOLD IT Mews. 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Debility, and Relaxation of the System, and are highly extolled by those who have bad recourse to them. In Bottles, at 45.6 d. 111. and as. MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CREATE, an eacellent remedy for Chilblains, Scalds, Bums, Wounds, Sores, and Ulcers of every de nomination, especially Sore and Ulcerated Legs. In Boxes, Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. BUTLER'S STOMACHIC AND DIGESTIVE CANDY-..0f which the principal ingredients are Turkey Rhubarb. Ginger, an Antacid and Carminatives, in such proportions as render it a pleasant tromatic Stomachic and powerful Digestive. It will be found most serviceable in all thole affections originating in an impaired digestion, and also an agreeable gentle Aperient for Children. In Boxes, Is, and 41. 6d. PERRY'S ESSENCE FOR TOOTH AND EAR-ACHE — has been found of such extreme service in relieving Tooth and Bar ache, that it has been commented upon most favourably in several, Medical Journals; it affords instantaneous relief, and generally pre vents any recurrence of paio. In Bottles, at is. lid. and 21. 9d. BUTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR-strongly recommended in Colds, Habitual Coughs, Asthmatic Affections, &e. In Bottles, at Is. lid. and Is. 9d. N.B. The above Preparations, when Genuine, will have the Name and Addreas of Messrs. Bursas attached to them.—Particular atten tion to this caution is requested. OLD BAILEY SESSIONS, . & OLD COURT. 7011.01111 Y. at.' OM= a fo l ted i a man bill t o a r f ex Ter ga r :gr e f l o a r b :lll7l3:74tintent to defraud and Co. ida I The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty of uttering, and Nemmosnded l to mercy. 311. ST. Jo 11)10. DLL ALLIT cams into Court about twelve °Wolk, and acted that a propedios halms made to the peamentess of Mr. It. Ashs. to I:1 tsim his Wolin Mislay next, but Mat bee* heti terseed,lts r. ARO) was intruded to say that it Wallin ti Mobil alb. to trabble disk Latibitips this Seasien, sr Its woo dinindnii to la Meablimeyormee of proceeding, and timid not amanika dB the Nialaseas gee ens in Mareb. aosasso. Jamas Bistaisr, aged lb, livery servalit ; .feeeds_ Chi'' l7 ; and Moog ANA IL lomas, *sat Witted, tbe liiiiihr dm Milling in 0 w dotillatifosee of Wai. Mar Preset, blematter,bnor beado die lea a ormaimory note for IMIOL a agar' email •tril! e - . ilte other Weems,' C l oak ' chargid de ' after the fam. Th flitof Miftted Is evidensiwtri of a mom remarkable character. 'LlibilinPeci tag t' 11 1 4. .,P.PaCkt B sliPteuPs Is a ilia igskUM• OK legm-NueFe,;Bws4egton. The prikiesi - Daubs: tad lints AU arrtdit lithe nabob otDreinber last, -Ma Mi.' Powell ' sod ilit nib berbighotibion to go tie-tin seantry for also days,' Blocher weal* to tab...ma of the .heass. Os their ream Butcher had she. and Pocock dkeemeed that a cabinet dower, in whisk , . had' beau forced open; add o !Minya* mid several ' nail 'a golintetie r ehdo, were ebbed thwatett. Mr. Pamir akerprevel, therthe lock ells lean safe in his dike balsa andten bilk beads. a premien:Ey sew fat 2001. payable # it idl est Mammerders bank, were abstracted. Search won made after Butcher, bet so vice of hiM wee obtaliaed until be was bitheted with the Wel Odom at Chnitud; in Ireland; under eirsionstsams at astaismestaay. impisias. and they were beosehrmar to Magland, in asemk demi 4 tba Olken of Qum -aquae* pelke.efike i sal great pot of Ma wok* feend=l:irmosion hiving bees 'Mondani by Mr. Posse t, ithf' - far trill. - amber, who appears to hem bees the X I I* in the transaction, after quitting . Mr. 3 l=e l =z el l *wok of November, went immaliy tri' beak,' being then In limy Clothes, and tendend the poMilessey The to the desk, saying that his mom sent bba te -gm it embed. The Mae net being eitiamed by Mr. Pocock, payment was missed till teat oesdentiars slogan eat obtained. Balker Melt woo i. she Ilestibadie Home, and retard OA tar the beedt,lst Wog Inform. WI be mold only get the Wend due os theta dine, be took lt, mid then west by dime*, if one et the deft*. to Mr. Weida, a broker M the dm by' wheat** . Wade wen wassaferred la the sisal way. and the yete 1 011,piepleas, loll.is. aid. was paid to Ditcher by a draft ea Moire. MOM% Beak. Botcher, with timrothee prisoners, who were midi, ler bias, west down to Grawitida, where they gat 6s board the MatinjLtommisasket, _basal for Dahlia. On their breed at the lateWpiteepititlillTiatAind are* aka id clothes, all 01 the alit deeerfeMea,'• they divided the senoey, and' podded tbms. i MO a forriforgiesa mob, thet.poreelsolpowder.berns, and flost7 nrcreary easipmeet far a shoals' e . Theythew pee modest toClMmid - ba ''the Canty of Tipperary, sad put up at dm 'Royal Mail Climb 'Hotel. 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GOSS and Co. are to be consulted, u usual, every day, at their house; and Patients in the remotest part, of Ilse CosintrY, coal be treated successfully on describing minutely the CAM, fed, enclosing a remittance for advice and kledicine, • wbic can is ToiWarded to any part of tke world. No dificulty can octal, as the' I4dich " .wili be ' securely packed and caretully protected from obsereadoa. GOSS and Co. N. H. C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bouvoriolgreetr wit et-raset, London. .. . • • . M ''' . , i..• •••• , • •I-• ••• . , . . •, . _ , ~ -- •••••.,„,3 ...- • . . . . . \ . , . . . . . ~• . . . . . . . . . .• ••.- , . A 447 Ind,sedispa. Whim be wee armed from his - hued Ms lady gone, tied everything else *red that be saw the two prirontrs about enidelert, sod surly le the mom. He observed that the pd. Irdt r = rwas s few issues before, and ecke,f men's be tlt W . re boots. Its Ida, bad got coy was fetid, epee being .unshed, that on , man's cost sod a pair of besechas.—(l.oud end Jul ,tostl.) Having secured both house ia Weetworth.street, and fouati thing but bis shirt. _ • of Gailty. The priioners then threw a quantity ei herbs at the policeman, and in the foulest language inveighed %abet Mr. Peel and all the b—y taco of the police. George Gilled was charged with the inartslieliter Steers , the 10th of December lag, by before her in a white sheet. The case could not be brought Wee to the prisoner, and he was acquitted. Jahn Mow was indicted for stealing a petticoat and some other ar. tkies, the popery of his mother, Ann Simms. Not Guilty. Jain Atom sad Willies Waldman were convicted of picking poe. km, mud ulli - Ito be transported foe life. COUNITMEre Or A will! IS& dwarf Boveria, a libbers who came to give evidence ea behalf of the pluses team, peesudeated gnu* t eel, in addition, it was pewit that be bed endeavoured to tamper with the 'themes for the m e= Woo thew sot to amaChrward against the prisoner. Wiwi bin se be he wilful aud corrupt per. • Atit ICitneas--0 Lam, 0 Loan What for ? 0 den ! Oh pray ? Isossass--Teks Mgt amp Witisna—Oh my doss whet is to because of me? •• wit go to Newgate. ; I never was there in my life. LANJIMair cominemi hies to his new apartaseuts. WBOORDia ileighililet the witnesses to prosecute Benwell at -410 nest SNOWY !Sr patity. • . ma. CAILILZ. r i 'vwcam. 4da whit. se to make to the Court—he wished that a disy aiglit be tad fee his trial weak* place. Mr. ADet.ostos,lho Camel for the pesosestion, was eat foe; and be said he had no objection to any day being named that would suit the convenience of the Court. The Rocoatmen—Will ten o'clock on Monday morning suit all parties ? Mr. Willy and Mr. Avoimitts both answered in the affirmative. The lts,coniga—Then let it stand for Monday, in the Old Court. Mr. Carlile then withdrew, accompanied by several of his friends. OM ow WI SWELL stns. Jots Claim was convicted of picking pockets in Fleet street. He Iv as taken into custody by March, jun. son of the Ward Beadleof St. D.in. Man's, who was complimented by the Recorder for his vigilance. The Rimming& sentenced the prisoner to be transported foe life. The prisoner, on bearing his sentence; fell down In the dock, and would nave gone into a lit, if he had known bow; as it was, and finding the gaoler would not 'pick him up, he got up of himself, and walked oat of the dock blessing the Recorder and the rest of the City authoritie4.— He bad only been out of prison a fen days. The RECORDZIL afterwards observed, that the crime of picking pock. eta had alarmingly imaged of late in the neighbourhood of Fleet -street, and added, with considerable emphasis, that the City Solicitor had I.is pocket picked there a few days since. SENTENCILS. The two following pilsoners, convicted an Friday, were called up for judgment t—John Furby, cle rk, for embezzling 301. the property of Robert Johnson and another, his employers, to be transported for 14 )sae. Thomas Furby, draper, for uttering a forged order for the de livery of a quantity of shawls, with intent to defraud William Buttner and mother, to be transported for seven years. J ust F oliated, and had of ali Bookedies, Om*. id. LEXANDER'S EAST INDIA MAGAZINE, for AJANUARY, cootaining, awes odor Articles—Tim Bengik Any—ConsEanys .Export Trade—Miliury Repaisdseeneee—lmigm. non to New Hoiiana—Human Sacridoes—Danthal of Anglo Indian sodetT—Extension of Trade to Southern India—lily Undo In proceedings of Public Soeletim—Trial of the " Bank of Bagel Jury the United Company," relative to the extensive Foreles...Gretvl Jury Presentment relative to the Bombay Government recruiting their Navy by Slaves from Atrica—Military Appointments, &e.—The latest News from India—Dissection of a Mummy—Digest of European News for the Month, &e. 18, Cornhill. gooa mom= els, 24 yaws of age, treachery& with bowleg, as the Sob ' it the garish at Appiellad, aessablei, with agywde of a doom sad Weisel:go* uterater. .with 4lad ter the palms Of dietioitag a *NedNI- . ''the Theme James Tunes, Mew Alledt2=Wigsbet Tbs. Richard Krarater, sod gag w whoa a .W"" thl/ .. soniss :2 l"s thastati thi lle a robbing . the 1, Jery kW et Ott*, modlat in*, 'shim% eistrfsThiler, mreasced N Gamy • , . r wee found et gathy 04 itad• moray the ad emumad at Road and Mary WU lob gat' he *lie; k- ing, with *ins Wm, alakdred scistag dtr law me*" aricuktitesa# ratssod Mei , • Other dam with meow Ike, OWN' Maude. The Jtily the, gain_ — essteep __ :•- . . • . si . .. . . • • • . .. . - . ' • . . . P . . . .44. . . - -• • • Oh", --- -- - - ' . , IC dialliblim bas lb sidet. i. " °slab.' be k. i i . . Poliseitai Ri.114. division 11, • . 1 4.• \ \ ,Il , ~,,.....„, ,\;,,._::,. and the roma* *Os! lbw -- I , i • • maw gawk was heeler . - - •,...., .. It tuned eat that die has sea p .Wale.... this dimaill• • 7 \ balky sU of it eatillia, asil It gss I , . 411r4' dee bee ewn (boil& wows a alsa lere#ww, in wide the Caw end 2bD11 16): ' 0 0•. ' , !' 2 b the - pelesase i: be woo to the bet . .. the nes arab., 'din tit* The kwy-estneasia at i • - , 1798. The pelmets des door a q NEW COUR r. At live o'clock the Common Sergeant took his seat on the Bench, when the following case was called on, which occupied the Court until an hoar approachiug midnight The particulars having recently ap peared in the Guildhall Police Report, we give only a mere outline of the trial. Wm. Green was indicted for stealing gold of considerable value, the prepay of Messrs. Betide° and Garland, of Bridgewater-square, to whom he w a workman. Mr. C. P as hillips and Mr. Bodkin appeared for the p.V4. lr t'ution, and Mr. Barry for the prisoner. Mr. brogden stated the situationattirwaskshops, as connected with the place whets part of the stolen property was found. Henry Cosmetic. a lad in the employ of the prosecutors, said, ' that it was his duty to collect the boxes in which the men kept their gold sad unfinished wait sad he did so on the night of the 30,11 at December last. Green, the rimier, met him near the adety chest, and took some of them from him, as if to assist him, and plead them near the misty chest. The next neeeniag, two boxes woe wilming, vie. No. IV. belonging to a workman; named Goodie!- low, and Ne. RIM belonging to the prisoner. Hy Mr. Barry.—lt was his duty to deliver his collectim to Mr. Hannon the fames. W. R. Goodfellow deposed that be left his box safely locked at half. past five on the night In question ; he had since seen it, and some unwimight gad had been taken from it, and the *lock had been wrenched of. By lie. Barry.—llvety workman has a case and a septate lock. The key of one will not open any other. John Present, clerk to the prosecutors, deposed to having found the coos (somethnes called cases and boxes in the course of the evidence) in the ditst.hole, and be now produced them with their contents. The boxes belonged to Goodfellow and the prisoner Green. It appeared by the (Wows of a dead of witnesses, that on the night is grades, erred men bad been employed at over-hours ; hence Mr. Stories was again called to explain what step he took 1 en discovering dte cases. The pmeseastar mated, that beiny d en ta vinced that some one of the over.werking men must have the boxes in the dust- We be called a mos*, when they denied having ben dawn stair• a certain interval. At leark with en goosed, the Ibex men in the lspe 's room said, that Oleos had been down two or three times. and that en one occasion be combed Asia for a asmilletable time, The prisoner at SW denied, but at keg* esknowledged the fact. . 4 Several workmen were then called to peen that which the prisoner had admowledged. Joe* Tway deposed, that when the pehisnts fetid sumicion rested open him, he sused a peougem, and drew a intik yid* he said he would shove into the hart et Mr. Brogden. Ueda used very uf. knave epithets. The prisoner, in his defence, dolled all knowledge of the robbery, `All Mr. Berry called Mr: John Jones, a goideenith, living in Red Lico-street, Clorken. who stated that the prisoner had been in his employ twelve years, four of which he acted as kemnao. He ever foetid hiss honest, lid on that account ricomminied hien to Morn. &orbs and Co. sm The Coos- iiII•ZAN T at ten **dock, summed up the evidence, s O obeerved that whateveesstigleisn might be attached to the prisoner, to coon terbahnes that, would remember that, down to the time de alleged Greece, he hod maintained an mellow character. The Jury, immediately after a short confetence, returned a verdict of—Nm The hon. Mr. Law told than that i ridc;uhtful caeca, their duty was to m of um meth a verdict , which be approved sent but at thee time there was quite seengh to weans case amain beim a Jury. All the winnows, hawses; were sodded to their expenses. Mr. ikegden said be declined liking his expends. A Corer.—A little after six on Friday morning, a bril liant comet was discerned in the east, a few degrees above the horizon. It appeared to equal stars of the second mag nits& in splendour, and bad a tail of from 1 to 2 degrees long. At about a quarter to 7, it was 60 deg. 40 min. from Antoine, and 52 deg. 44 min. from Alpha in Lyn, so that, by a rough projection, its place was Aquarius 22i deg. with 11 deg north latitude. By the arrival at Falmouth of the Pigeon, from Rio Ja neiro, we regret to learn that Captain Bingham and the Rey. Henry Hall, Chaplain, of. his Majesty's ship Thetis, were drowned in the bay of Coquimbo, the boat in which they werchrring from some accident upset, in the act of going from the shore to the ship. The Thetis arrived at Rio on the llth of Nov. from the Pacific. Flora observations made upon the rise and fall of the Seine at Piing, in 1830, it appears that the water was at the high est on the 2241 of April, when by the scale on the Pont de la Towne°, it reached three metres (a mitre is three French feet), 45 centimetres, and by that of the Pont Royal, 4 'metres 25 centimetres. It was at the lowest on the 22d and 25th of October, when by the first scale it wee only 20 centimetree, and by the second bat one metre above tlisiaeleiratien i 51719. The Essen height was 1 metre 26 cognise.. Trrz CIIZATION 01 THIL WORLD.—The Russian Al- I menack counts 7388 years since the creation of the world. i