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stept with 3 theiuneltoly ter towards the hotist of ualdes. Witness belirred he was dressed in white. Marianne ltayr•.al, aged thirteen, was the next wit ness. She asked the children of Bancal whether they were not grieved for their father and Mother ? To which one of them replied, 4 , 1 do not grieve, be cati..e they killed the Gentleman." Victor Valat, asoldier in the army of reserve, often . visited at the house of B meal. He did not see any et the accrwd except Colard and Anise Benoit. Since ,he was takers into custody, the woman Bancal begged of him, through a young ►eoman, to say that he was at her house en tire 19th of March, dressed in plain ! :.lot!les, and that he remained there until the miller brought the flour. Louisa Botvdon lodged in the house which Bancal ,:ccopie..l at St. Jean. She sold him hay to the amount ,t fifty sous, of which he had delayed the payment her some time. On the '2lst of March he came to• t roy her, saying, that be had sold a young pig.— She spoke to him about the murder of Fualdes, and replied, that it was horrible. She also spoke to Lint of the blond found in Vernhe'.. house.—" That o: the place where I live." replied Bancal : " it was there the blood was found." He appeared very much agitateel, held down his bead, and said that he lid heard nothing, and had gone to b-d at eight o'clock : he added, that this event had so affected him, that he thought during the whole sight that M. Fealties stood before him. Antoinette Gambert stated, that on the 23d of March, being in the Church of St. Amans, she saw two children of Bancal speaking with other children. They said to them, Are you not lorry for your father and mother P' To which they replied, u No; because they killed the gentleman." They did not wish to say more; nevertheless they continued to speak, and said, u They placed him on the table ; at the first cut of the knife the blood did not flow much; they gave bins a second, and the blood flowedjreely. In his s truggles he overset the table on which they had placed him, but they put him on it again, and cnuipleted the murder. Her father held the lamp. Thete were some men there who wore boots." Bousquet Chandon deposed, that on the 19th of ,iklarch, at five in the afternoon, coming from Rue de l'Am'aergue he met Bastide and Fualdes, the latter ippeared in a passion and spoke with great warmth. 'rAide whispered to him. On the 20th, when tip , of Fualdes's death, the witness went to the where Bastide kept his horse and asked whs. he had gone ? The answer was yes ; he asked, the horse was there on the evening before l answer was no; with some embarrassment and cation. Some time after he met Casals the mason, told hiPt that be 'had met Bastide and Fualdes the preceding evening, that Fualdes asked whether (Bastide) would keep his word, to which the bit ' replied 64 be satisfied, I shall settle with you this ening." William Etampes, the servant of M. Fualdes, de. , that his master had left his house at eight :lock its the evening, Of the 19th of March, after ring put a packet which he took out of his cabinet ler his arm. —The proceedingsof this mysterious lir are still continutfl. „rised of liu4ldes'i hice where Bestic her he had gone Nether the horse t'he answer was n .esitatiGn. Some ti •ho told hiA that .a the preceding e eAstide) woul er replied ” be Si vening." William Etamp “sed, that his n 'clock in the eve sling put a pack nder his arm.— , flair are still cont THE .1 WEDNESDI RICE OF STOCKS Reduced shut—Cue 4 per Ceut. shut—) Back Long AMIS.& The Paris Pape e new Ministe Nat Mote, we IN% and swam he latter has this fined an uasullie teemed for his uch mere small On the 7th tt cops in Orison Israel Court at a cutions against I Savigny, Saint a At Trevouz at a eluded, of on 15 ye been insane :racier of the l , itself with suffi of credulous ;Is i the Rhone. 'I theyappear fro ed village bell•m; at sonages we st n infoened I ates, that tho country, and is! derate's house, u- hour of a coot he " Come," sak to .d old man— se tnperor—behol es; these words, fi a it forgetting i ototype, entre I ld aching, 44 that iho if." Afterwai t.Emperor, tc Irntocco, the ltd LLTAN Of the 01 ore him to t I ready on the I Lince. How rted the tor, that peol 0 , 4 , posture--thal s ltc ich miserable I s' , e 'le men ! It i a o‘l .Int a conclusil ;;Rh Aide tveity sort NAPOLION fc EVENING STAR. LONDON. --, JAY, SE PTEMBER 17, 1817. COCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK s shut—Consols, 79i I—Do. for Oct. —Navy, 104 105—India Boo& 90 95 pro. shut—Exchequer Bills, SU. io Ode. pr. per: of Sunday arrived Ibis morning. Ministers Marshal GOUVION Sr. CYR, and were, en Saturday, presented to the torn into their respective situations. latter has throughout the whole revolution main ' an unsullied reputation, and is a person highly for his virtues and talents the latter is mere strongly objected to by the Royalists. On the 7th the Duke of RAGUSA reviewed the in Orison at Lyons; and, since the Sth, the ' at Lyons has been occupied with pro itions against certain insurgents of the Communes avigny, Saint Germain, Bally, mad Saint Bel. At Trevoux an extraordinary trial has just been of one JEAN CHARNAT, who appears to insane enough to assume the name and of the Ex-Emperor, sad to have condooted . with sufficient address to impose on a num of credulous people throughout the Department the Rhone. The adventures of the false Emperor appear from the evidence, are amusing enough. village bell.man having, as the most proper of all , we suppose to keep a great state secret, coined by One of the impostor's confe , that the great NAPOLEON had arrived in country, and was actually concealed in the con , house, he solicited and obtained the high .sr of a confidential introduction to his MAJesrr. Come," said the Imperial Pretender, " come my old man—you have long wished to see your r—behold him now." The honest bellman, these words, fell upon his knees, when his Majesty, forgetting the noble simplicity ascribed to his entreated him to rise, emphatically re., 'king. " that he was but a man as well as him " Afterwards, he gave himself openly out as the Emperor, told every where that the King of the Emperor of PeRsIA, and the GRANO lAN of the Turks, had generously leagued to re him to his throne—that their "armies were on the frontiers, and would soon clverrun all .. How wonderful it is, says the Public Prose. that people could be foundtto believe in such .1 they should give their confidence to miserable fools rather than to wise and honour men I It is, we think, indeed: wonderful—but a conclusion does this very susceptibility to be. every sort of invention which has the restoration NAPOLBON fur its object, fttssistahly offer to the mind ! The impOstet being it length arrested, add brought to trial, has beta se ttnced to expiate his short assumption of royalty. by five years of impri sonment, five years of surveillance. ten years priva tion of his civil rights, and a fine (not too much it may be presumed for his Imperial Exchequer). of fifty francs. _ _ The intereging trial for the assassination of M. FUALDES, f)f which we some days Igo gave the initiatory . particulars, has not yet concluded, but in our preceding viumns we have given the continuation of the proceedings as far as they have yet reached us. An article from Madrizl, states, that there is no thing new in that capital, and that the Royal bonds are still at a great discount, not less than 3-4ths per cent.—A British man of war is said to have put into Gibraltar about the end of last month, which brought intelligence that the plague at Algiers was carrying off from sixty to seventy persons daily. . . . _ French 5 per Cents. with die. from 22d September,. 1817, 621 r. Intelligence has been received at LLoyu's, that the . Congress, insurgent schooner privateer, of 16 guns and 19/ men, was spoken on the SOth ultimo, about five leagues from Flores, when the Captain reported that he had taken eight Spanish vessels and sent them to different ports; and that be was then on a cruize among the Western Islands. Extract of a letter from Pernambuco, dated July 31: " A -Portuguese frigate and about twenty sail of ntercbantmen under ber convoy, will sail to-morrow fur Lisbon." Sir JOHN M4MAHON is reported to have died worth £lO,OOO, the greater part of which he has bequeathed to hib brother the MAsteß of the ROLLS in Ireland. The Baronetcy devolves en his brother in India. We stated some time since, that a British General Officer had been arrested in France, at the suit of a French Hotel-keeper, late of Leicester-square, for a debt contracted in this coentry. The case has been ably defended in the Court of Rouen, and the deci sion has been given against the Frenchman, who has been condemned to pay all the costs and expenses, besides losing his debt. Sir FRANCIS SURDRIT is now on a visit to his friend Rama O'Cutmoa at the Cove of Cork, where the lat ter has taken a house for the benefit of sea.batbing. Count and Countess LIEVAN returned to town yes- terday, from the Duke of BEDFORD'S, Woburn Abbey. The Marquis of Ancmime has left his seat in Staf fordshire. on a shooting party iri Nottinghamshire. The Marquis of Seto° arrived on Saturday at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, from his seat in Ireland, and immediately left town for Holland, to attend the remains of his much-lamented mother to England. Mr. OSIALDESTOI4 has taken leave of the Members, of the Atbastone Hunt in a handsome address, in which be predicts that their pleasures of the chase will not suffer under the management of his friend and successor Sir BELLIROSIAM GRAHAJI. Two very important Parliamentary Documents are in course of publication, by Mr. Clement, 192. Strand, London, price 7s:each—one is the Report of the Select mmittse of the House of Coltman on the Poor Laws, the other is the Second Report on the Police, together with the very interesting Minutes of Evidence. The Poor Laws Report makes 240 pages, and the New Report on the Police 328 pages, to Bvo. closely printed. The pavement of Pall-Mall, opposite to Carlton. House, has been raised four inches, to bring it on a level with Waterloo-place. By pulling down the houses adjacent to the Opera-house, and erecting the colonade on its present site, that part of Pall-Mall fias l been widened 16 feet, and when the leases of thej houses on the South side from Carlton-House m i . Cockspur-street (which have about two years to run): have expired, the width will be further increased. Should the whole of the intended improvements in the vicinity of Carlton-house be completed, a carriage way will be opened from Bing-street to St. Jamesys- 1 greet, and Charles-street will be contiuued on the easel side of the Haymarket by removing the Theatre, ice., and making a new street, to terminate with the por-' tico of St. Martin's Church, which of course will form a noble object from St. James's-street, being seen through St. Jamesis•square. If the view of St. James's Church had been preserved from Oxford street, down Swallow-street, the new buildings car-, Tying on there would not have had such a bungling appearance as they form at present. The celebrated Awiner of farhioa, it is whispered. is about to enact the part of Benedict with an, Irish Lady of great beauty and personal accomplishments. ' who has agreed to play Ifeamet, on condition of receiving t1;000 'a-year during her life 1 DRURY LANZ TflaATIBRo.44r. STANLEY repeated the part of Rover, in Wild Oats. last night, to a very crowded and fashionable audience, and he seemed more at ease than on his first performance. No Song We Supper followed, in order to introduce Miss Cu )ITT, in Afar:arena. This young Lady, the daugh ter of a late Comedian, who, some years since. be longed to the other Theatre, possesses a clear and musical voice, with conliderable taste. She sang the wogs allotted to her ins very pleasing style, and was received with the greatest applause. She played the character well. We think Miss Comer will hem= a great acquisition to the vocal department of the Theatre. ENOLISII OrERA.—The Manager of this Theatre is certainly entitled to the thanks of the public, for the successful novelties with which he has repeatedly favoured them. A week teas scarcely elapsed, since we have had occasion to give a description of a plea sant little Piece, the composition of Miss Nooru, en titled Diquires, which was conceived and executed m the true spirit of our genuine English Faces; and the same pleasing task again devolves upon as, in announcing another new Operetta, or Dramatic Di ver:, dormant, in one act, entikd —Waged, a Gagm an. which was brought out last night, and which kept the audience in a merry and laughing mood from the beginning to the end; the whole Eomposition bang an uninterrupted flow of fun, pleasantry, and humour, particularly so in the interviews tat occur between the Governess and her employees. There are some very charming songs in this Piece, whit!' was given out for another representation, amidst the loud ap plause& of au overflowing sad elegant audience. IvArAL INTBLLIGENCts DAVIS STRAlts' FISHERY. Hutt, 8 CPTEMBER 15.--The ships belonging to this Port, in the above trade, have principally Sr tined, and with the f.illowiug stiCacia : The Brother', 7 Wit —Mary an) Frruck, 7—Arid, t ..—Oeekit. It --Samuels, B—Will!sm, 14-I.ee, B— . -Ever• thorpe, s—Gardeuer and Joseph, 7-- Ilioniss, 9—Truelove, 6- • Royal George, 8 —and Eclipse, 7. The Mahe Maria, • KKOSAR, which sailed from hence on Saturday mornin,. 'act, has returned, in consequence of the Master having had both hii legs broken. FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 14. Sailed the Blucher pocket, with Mails, foi the Brazils.—Wind E. • PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER IS. Arrived the Forutude, STANHOPE, from Jtm.tica for London.—Sailed the VAnsittort, SPENCE, for the South Sets. 1 2 3RTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 16. Arrived the Nicholas, Kati:US, from Havanna!), last from Cowes.—Sailed the PREVOYANTE store *hip, for Dantzic; and Minerva, BATPS, for Lisbon. DEAL, SEPTEMBER in. Arrived and sailed for the River the Indian, FHA+ na, from Honduras; D:►wcon. Mimi., from Jamaica; Concord, NOME, from St. Yemeni's ; Co.omerce, Semi, fr►m Antigua ; and the S trail, from ii. maica. Came down from the River and sailed the Langford, for Pernambuco ; and Active, for Lisbon. LIVERPOOL, SEP UMBER 14. Arrived this morning, the Camillus, HowtANn, from Philadelphia, sailed August 14, cargo flour and staves s the. Harmony, Game, from Quebec, sailed August 10th, cargo film., ashes, &c. • the Chance, Ronoensost, from Miramichi, sailed August 11th ; the Fame, DUNIMIIV. from hence, at Philadelphia, sl'lrd August Bth ; the Nancy, PECIIARD, and the Kate, LAwsoN, from New Work, at Dublin. otvrHAM, SEPTEMBER 14. The ANnuontacitz is put into commission. and the command given to Captain Sagitive. The New. casne was paid off on Wednesday last. GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER IG. Arrived the Angerstein, Robinson, from Grenada; Simpson, Dowson, from Jamaica; Ann, Scutt, from Ant.terdam ; Peckeldon, from Rotterdam ; Order, Strum, from Finland ; the Hester, Salvers, from Rotterdam; Endracht, I'urst, from Me mel; Union, Robinson, frum Rotterdam ; Maria, Crispar, front Petetsburgh; Eliza, Lamb, from ditto; Louisa, Aulbell, front Rotterdam; Jong Garrith, Klock, from ditto; Viskery, Nallcott, from Wore= ; Jane, Sootier, from Jamaica; Cbristiaos. Ro 'offs, from Rotterdam; Two Brothers. Wright, from ditto ; the Draper, Gowan, from Belfast; Wellington, Stephen, from Per nambuco; Vrow Christina, Killion:, from Stockholm ; Wan stead, Watson. from Tobago; and Francis, Trundle, from An tigna.—Salled the Cockburn, Conley, for Madras; Killingbeck, Barnes, fur Antigua; Stanton, Chambers, for Antwerp; Staines, Spence, for Swinemunde ; Laurel, Andrew, for Palau; William, Hatfield. for Hamborgh ; Liberty, Neal, for Ehinesr ; Jenny, Henderson, for ditto; Alert, Snow, for Philadelphia; and the Aurora, Harney. for Waterford. CUSTOM-HOUSE. SEPTEMBER Is. Sours lIIITIRID INWARDS-41N Good latent, Beech, from Ostend; Prince Regent, Hughes, from Waterford; Boyne. Par kin; Barton, Creasman ; Fortitude, Thompson; Heart of Oak, Nicholson; John, Evans; Nalco., Hutchinson ; Sceptre, Nichol son ; and Hibernia, Masson, from St. Petersbargh ; Blenheim, Miller ; and Baltic Merchant, Laughton, from Grenada; Eliza beth and Mary, from Swinemunde; Vigilant's, Schwartz. from Dantzic ; Ann, Purchase, from Madeira and St. Vincent's; Vrow Frederica, and Royal Sovereign, Laming, front • itotterdam ; Melton. Cram, from Nan; the Peggy, Nichols, from Wybarg ; Dispatds, Urquhart, from Memel; Ualoo. Spi cer; from Calais ;Alfred" GUIs, treat Trimbded ; Fortimde, Grant * and Neptune, King, from Jamaica; Cato, Morton, from Antigua; William Manning, Martin, from St. Kitt's; Maria, Dahlman, from Ode; Nally, Glbb, from Hamburgk; Star, Gardner, from St. Vincent's; and Ohm Walker, from St. Domingo. Ova - watt/a—The Dorothy. Edmonds, for Hamburgb ; the Atalanta, Utting, for Rio Janeiro; Helena, Bathgue, for Mont serrat; Sir Godfrey Webster, Boyce, and Ocean, Drummond. for Jamaica; Esphan, Drysdale, for PUlau ; Mary and Eliza, Phillips, for Hayti; Crown, Wilson, for Rotterdam; Three Friends, Witty, fur Eltineur, Pillau, Koningsborg, and E.lbing ; Navigator, Peacock, for Gibraltar; Diligence, Griffiths, for Cork ; 'and Britannia, Stranack, jun. for Ostend. The Calliope. GOODICH, from Messina, was totally I ; lost 25th July a-crew and part of the cargo saved. . I There have been imported into Liverpool, from the United States of America, between the Ist of September, 1816, and the Ist of September, 1817. not less than 493,514 barrels of flour. A duel was fought a few weeks since, inYork, Up per Canada, between SASIURL P. JARVIS, Esq. and Joux RIDAUT, who was killed. The verdict of the Jury "Was " Wilful Murder." Jarvis was put in gaol, ; and Small, his second, fled to the States. An occurrence of a somewhat unpleasant nature, has, we learn, taken place in a part of the Russian Empire not very accessible to commerce of any kind, and therefore perhaps the less suspected as the focus of ao illicit commerce. The Government of Russia having some reason to suppose that an extensive smuggling trade was carried on by British ships at the pott of Archangel. as well as other Russian ports. directed that a more rigorous investigation should be instituted; when it was discovered that false entries had been made at the Custom-houses, and means found to introduce on shore merchandise prohibited altogether, er such as afforded a strong temptation to evasion by the high amount of the duty. In all cases, it is said, where the fraudulent intention was evident, the rudders of the ships have been taken sway, in order to prevent their sailing till the pleasure of Govern- ment is known. The affair, as we hinted above, is rather disagreeable to the individuals concerned than perplexing to the public. councils. The contraband goods, we suppose, and the vessels loading them, are, by the laws of all Commercial States, liable to sei ,nute—and the Russian Government will, of course, deal with its own subjects that have been concerned in the fraud, as it thinks proper, or rather, according to the municipal laws of that country. G. CARROLL, the Contractor, begs leave to call the attention of the Public to the Scheme of the pre sent Lottery, which contains Six Prizes of a 1120,00 0 41 It consists of 7,100 Numbest. and will commence *Awing on the 7th of Novzsiaaa. Those who are desirous of obtaining any particular or favourite Num bers are respectfully solicited to apply at the Con ' tractor's Offices, No. 7, Cornbill, and 26, Oxford. street, as early as 'peak, lest any disappointment should arise from the Numbers being sold. • ROWINii MATCH Cr 1,000 MILES IN TWENTY DAYS. GYNCIELL comilleted 52 miles on Monday evening. and commenced his fourteenth day's labour at ten minutes past six yesterday morning. At a quarter past four in the afternoon he bad accomplished 43 miles, and was then proceeding on with great stunt. Bets are now pretty equal. WA . ? EXCIIANOB, MAN' LikE, SEPT. 17. We have had no fresh arrivals of any Grain to-day, and what new Wheat was left over from Monday met yery heaty sale this morning, on account of its very damp and rough tondition, but any samples obtained Monday's prices.—Beans are tts. per goat ter cheaper.—ln other Grain no aitekatiori. THE FEVER IN IRELAND. &Jun.—The town of Sligo has suffered mote than gay other from the maligtsant fever. A gentleman arrived in London states, that not of a population not exceeding 13,000, upwards of 1000 persons have fallen victims. Betratsr.—Aecountarnm Belfast state, that the fever still rages in the counties of Down and Antrim. This dreadful •nalady has attacicrd almost every house in Downpattick ; the Clergyman of the parish, the Rev. Mr. home, has been one of its victims. It begins to spread in Belfast, but not with the malig nant symptoms that have appeared in other places.... The following mode of prevention Os recommended, as having stood the test of experiment handful of salt being put on a plate, pour over it a penny 'tworth of oil of vitriol ; shut the windows and doors of the mom for some time. It produces a great sinfike, and is the most effectual preventative to infection. DERUY, SEPT. 9.—We lament to state, that the fever, with which we have been so long and so se verely visited• in this City and suburbs, is not .übsicll ing. Its ravages still proceed unchecked ; every day produces new cases; it has taken its course among all ranks of society, and some of our most valuable fellow citizens have (Allen its victims. Bit among the poor, as may naturally be expected, its progress has been most destructive. The tents which have been erected for their reception still continue crowded. Although on Thursday last twenty-nine persons were discharged as convalescent, and on Saturday twenty six, still one hundred and eleven remain uncured, and most of them in danger ; not is there any imme diate prospect of their numbers being dimiciblied, from the frequent daily applications to the Commit tee.—These tents have been erected now four weeks, and only fourteen persons. poung and old, have died within them during that period. Within the last eleven days, 59 coding have been given to the puor. A singular wager was decided at the United Mines, in Guennap, on Friday se'nnight. RICHARD CM, D. WICK, Esq. and Captain HADDEV, of the Inniskilling Dragoons, engaged to descend by the ladders to the bottom of the above mine, which is 10, fathoms from the surface of the earth, and return in two hours, for a wager of 100 guineas. They accom plished the undertaking in 42 minutes within the time; taking half an hour to descend, and 48 minutes to ascend. fhey were accompanied by another Gen tleman and some of the Captains * the mine, durirg their subterranean expedition. COURT MARTIAL. —Captain WHITE, of the 4th Dragoon Guards, has been ttied at Dublin, upon ch arges of disrespect towards a Regimental Court Martial, and found Guilty; but acquitted of any un justifiable views, or of any intention to treat the Court with disrespect. The sentence it—that he be repri. manded before the Officers of the Regiment. COURT or ALDERMEN. —Yesterday, Jong PRINSEP" . Esq. lately elected Bailiff of the Borough of South wark, attended, and was sworn into office.—Mr. is. RAIL, resigned his office of Jew Broker, and Mr. ABRAHAM MOCATTA was admitted in his stead.— A Petition from several p ror Fishermen, who had been prevented following their occupations at several places heretofore used by them; was presented, and referred for examination. GUILDHALL.—Joseph Melt was brought up in custody of Nash, the City Officer, charge 1 with robbing the house of Mr. Gardiner, cuppyrplate-priuter, o: Holboru place, Holborn -bridge. Committed. flow-ri aster.—Yesterday TA sea Ever, Collectot of Tolls at St. Jahn-street Gate, appeared on summons to answer the cost. plaint of William Stevens, driver of the hackney /oath Nu. GI T, for taking away from his coach tee of the tin plates, wlryteors was painted the nu2iber of the said coach. Stevene stated, that on Thursday nigbi last he was driving hit ena.:h through the ,a 4 gate, when the Defendant stopped him, arid demanded the tut, which lie refused to pay, having been just through add paid,— Defendant refused to let him pass the said gate without his again paying, and on his refu at, took one of the plate+ from the eqatli, and then said he might gll on. Stevens StITIMIAI2'ed wi-I, Uw feudant, but he pemibted sat kceping Use plate. Defendant said :n his defence irevens bad a ri c he to pay the tot!, and produ-ed :o • Aet of Parliament, whereby lie was authori.ed to take the praxis and Chattels of any person refusing to pay toll, at the said R.:se.— Mr. Mamie said, he did not consider the plate seizable, as eke driver of any hackney coach appearing In the .tr-ens Flii-s hire Without the number, subj.:tied' Dirt to the peruaky of 40.1. Had he (Eves) taken the bridle from one ot honest or tie tained the coach altogether, he thought be would have hoer tined in so doing; but as it seemed a mistake on the par of .he. defendant, he advised him and the coacianait to rem are: ar range the matter between them. MAR asoaouti it-sr a a ay.— In conic-Tweet ti eomptints mesie by same of the inlialotatits of Orool-steyet, that a eentter of stalk and barrows were placed in front of Oresvenot-c ache., and upwards to Hyde-Park-Coiner, the beadles weerved etele-s la emuove the same. Accordingly, the sorveyor of she Wen Di video, sallied nut with a w:ggrin, and twelve eonsudiles, when ale those who did 110 t instantly remove their barrows were sets. d, and their cominuelitics put into the waggon. Several of the Woinen,bovrever, reite-ed move their mans, sayirg that tbly woe Ideinted b y the pat i.h ; aid many at the met eneogrased dna, and evinced a dertrmittarion opp,:str the Akers. At limitlinse of the female elf qirt, 11, , t1 the temerity to Ora, • &her gas Parish llsi. geohittl to be tic signal for a general engage.. arart---stak &it eg„t, r at., ar, immetitatrly ern hi all directions, and the ,trcet exhibited a acre et wthl eon:mite ' , per-ono bei.r: asset-114rd. '1 he survrie m anatb:drhiswwsudpoefroaatybo,:hti;iiii:s4;g:Usreuiiin,t'burorcketlen, bascorrAowsue,c:seenddehdaslinectoa,trystiztlaim,ig a AldasaisA of the same ut at I•eirg the chief motivator of the raw. ' phis axon Wa;• charge d Web advising the women to s tlt. Yi t 'i t i: u i e: t i l t i t e g y th ( r s i u d rr n e7o ( r hP , a n n be d atearaildueting; be trap. asturaitleci.tiartsvii7dorstwatlhekith, termer , AVCIMII he stood Pattie to a p eog i ty of ,Rath, and not less than A 5, in v.hiels last rim per i'dera was convicted t be however put it: hail, and gave revues to appeal to the Senior:l. be old women, whose barrows and stall, were taken away, refused :o claim them, except three, as they were not worth they ulhy they would have to pay; tie tense was ordered to by made into pies. andgiven to the childreu in the Workhouse. A Coach Wheelwright applied for s w hi r l be remor,d which had bean trued broier the Nei; Pavirg Act. The heads who seiz It wheeled it'un the pavement after Itavir.g dor, to, and he re used to delivei •up the wheel, atthotieb he evaded btingisig the case forward. It was ordered that tie 0% er should attend. Querm-lotraat.—Matan ?OW PKylliff Act.-74.r. Ge.ve Phi ' a labouring man, was brought to the o ffi ce by Gotaleocruge, one of the parish constables of Saint Margaret'., Wesonim o g es on a charge of havieg obstructed stone et the e:ommissiontr., Overseers, in the ,:ay.utioe of tioicd.:;.—Neither ter:isg cat Tuesday text. V • • • • 4 t • 1 • it