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PP' --- - r .....- /. .% 1 mot ' 4 ... 4 • a ....-- Ili ti ti•m••••••••._ ........4 • . .. ! C . .' —.. A 7 .. • . , tr• trill t' • - , . . ( I • )1' j k • (L t f Vu J • No. 4Q5.5. lIMAIPTION to APPOIID TF,MrtlitAnv SASIA EP' to DESTITeTE, end NIWITLY lIEL -011 ta the 110UNF.I.Esx, GEN Eit 11. !kl FETING of the sunscnlßF.Rß to the t hat . 'Pawl sill take pimp in the ErvrTlV.ll MALL. at the w o , l ov-limax. on MONDAY NEXT, November Otis, at ime Work. when a Report of the Proceedings of the Cow sew ( tiring the heat Winter will he presented. Th , Right Hun. the 1,0‘13 M %volt. M.P. Preside:it of fire r fs •ittee. will lake the Chair at Two (.1•:orl, precisely. (Matted) W. 11. BODKIN. floe. Bee. c o mitlee Room. 71i. Poultry,. Ort. Mk P4lO. This was published. BLACKWOOD'S EDINIII It1;11 MAGAZINE. LIII. tot Oetober. CONTIiNTII Laelehnthim's Dream.-11. Vagarite Transforthlanse. _la The Ayrshire Legates , . or. the rorreqiondenee for tu priagte Family. N. b.—IV. The Angst of tire World. lc.: Ity ;lie Rev. U.Croly. A.M.—V. Hubert ; at. the Veteran a wee. }art I.—Vt. D,i iet'Q'RnuTte: aa Epic Poem. sis sautes: by Fogarty O'fogarty. Esq. of Blarney. Let o tom eaptain fi)totornia. Letter from llr. Fogarty. Castel The Mountain Ditliy.--V 11. Ilora liermanlee. No. y g r omands. a Tragedy ; by Charles Theodore ,horsey.—Vlll. Translations from the Levi Familiar Latin thou.% Xs. 4.—IN. Roxisna. Pin. S. The Sable School an:Raisin. Sonnet on the Hattie betwere Irtittoza mid TosuOnen, at lianstend Den lIA. Jnly Ith. ItetiO; by W. W. .-X. Letter from Jnines Dore to hie (Edinburgh) Re *gee. To the Ailthenticity of Dore *sadism. No. I.—X IL An Hours Tete-a-Pete with the Prbrie Tab:p of Contents--.Ulesion to the Chattier MS. : A Fever among our Subscribers; Ble n s c d Eg- 4 . t .t h o f the . ihaldee Aiitssion to our elect on ibe Edinburgh Review ; Necolleclunsof the Edinburgh Review in its glory Death of Fudge. &e. ate. &e, mill. Literary anti brientitic lotel lisenee,-\IV. Works preparing for 1 1 / 4 11!ieation.—.XV. Ntonth4 List of Nevi Pablirations.--XVI. Monthly Regis ter. Le. Printril for T. Cadet and W. Davies. Strand. London ; and it illiam Risetwood, 17. Prinee'mstreet. Edinburgh. - - THIRTY PER CENT. UNDIER ANY RAT WARE -1101. NE IN ENUIAND. CJACKSON, Hat Manufacturer. :A, Barbican. . near the tit) has constantly on sale a most extensile assortment of 1.% !ft' description of Ha.. and Heaver Bonnets; also a great varlet] of Llotd colour Seal Turban.—Likewise Bo y s Cloth Prussian Caps of superfine rift*, ash , 44. —Leatherflats and Caps from ILL —The Pub lic yip and a great saving by purchasing as allove.s—Jack ma's New inyynted treble covered heat superfine Beater !Witt sulydOs.—they are decideilhe the cheapest and most geese lists et at °tiered to the pubile.—The new improved Patsit ater-pieof Hat. and Heater, at only IN. ; dishy. will went' theca times as long- as th )se imitations now wilitig from Illy. to ifts. and upward-, by almost even Hatter; man) of them call themselves manufacturers.—The Truk supplied as usual. N. old Hats covered with silk. anti made eq.ial to new, NIL 1111.—No unpaid Letters reatisuid and J. MIVEWRIMPIT: with nnpreretlentell liaormo, atLiil la Lris Cataract, in one LOTTERY Aad In the preceding Lot ten . One of .., 1.10.000 ♦ND Owe of .. 110.000 They trest an earnest of future SDEN.C44, in softie, all, or part of the Four of llostr .%ND CtiNSOI 4, In the New LOTTERY to be drawn I:Sth and foßth r.wean, being the l.arr Lottery this Yee►. There are only 171/11N hers sew on Wale, whirl are sure to he 14111.11111 then 14111 November; and thy lieltenre is an smarted Ay Order of tiure•rntsest, that the Purchasers for that Illy 'say may hate TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES Tlll4ll ON tn. Tickets end Shares for which are selling at their f.irtnuate offices. No. V, Condtill ; IS, Haymarket ; 11, Ilvlborn ; and 141, Oxford-street. TILE ORIGIN %I. AND INE. Patronised by her MAJESTY. their Ruth Highnesses the Dueness Of 'VIVRE. and 0( Kr of ees m.o. his imperial Majesty the En PrOIOR of /trans s, by their special Autho rity, and by most of the Nobility and Gentry throughout Europe. 11 1 3 LAN EYS MACASSAR 1111. riot Original 'IA, and Genuine. warranted Matron' the greatest nourish ment to the Haman (lair. prevent+ its bring injured by chrome of climate. Hines.. travelling, Ac. ; removes the scurf. harshness and dryness, prinents Melo& falling off or turning grey, and produres a thick growth on bald places, 'Nene% the hair soft. curly and glossy. preserves the curl in damp weather, produce: whiskers and eyebruws:--Price 34. (id.. 74., IC'. *I.. and 211. per bottle. Also Row t. %ND . % Fa , FS ' of Tv it E..—Ely merely wetting the hair with this preparation, the Proprietors warrant to produce immediate, a pe-feet clump, in Ity.ro or tinny llnia. Wnisncits. tr, to a beautiful glossy 4,11 permanent iffnowM or Elt.aot. imitating Ike exact natural colour. Washing makes this dye more Durable. Ladiy. lot (;1•111CIEPT1 mny the their hair with care nal seereces —Prim- .k.. 71. dd. and I(). nholesale. :Mail. and for exportation. by the sole propr.-tus, A, Howland and Ron, corner of Kirby-street. the A-- turning on the Ogle in Hatt...l-garden. Holborn. London ; sad, by cppointuient, by Nle..rs. Ilendries.Timit b"ffw-Cfrect: Srarth, 117, Ofittle and Peirre. :57, Overton, ' I I% mil I). Rh cc. I.' Nei Bond-street : Its ley suit ?Wye. oci Am-duvet ; S. Rerry, 17, and Johnstone. I.), lizeek streo: J. and C. Butler. 1, thespsi.m: Itixt e, (VP. rimap side : Newberry ImJ Ron., 4.5, and Edworil., CO. St. Paul's Clorrelt-yard ; aad all Perfumers snit 11•-•!ieine Venders. A. ROWLAND and tone respectfully CACTION the Public *gaited spurious imitations, composed of deleterious ingre dients. injurious !sv the heir. To prevent the imposition. ask far Flowt...To's oil.. or Row Lys n's Dor. and observe that woch genuine bothe it signed on the outside label. In tel ink. •• A. IieWLAISIII Illd *CU." A 3 without that signature r.nanterfelts. ItIIINDRIIOSJaPV4 still triumph. in the ntertl 0: jtilit renown, by Irablir voice tipereell ! 4 A iIN DERS and Company, 5..1.• Proprietors of the ten; imperial Japes Riaet,i.w. niveehttiog the $. .nr confor:rti on them in the derhip.l Fat...nice it' vett to their Irticie of Nittntifeetere. he :11 , •nrron‘ en I tli4- renting Public. 110 g leave to tender the homage of their most Grateful aeimowledxments. ilaiine been grittioaslY Pa trenizeml he his Royal llichnesi the Prior:. Recent. they In s lops pbteed in the prt-osninent simation of Riaek!nx lllanu factur, r. to Itis 31ajesty. and have it conse.pienee altered their /OW, by ialistittitlog on the bottles. &r. cite Royal Arms for tile Prince's Crest : sited aiore partieularl4 to mark the dis ,,,tion. their flames will henceforth appear on met :bet in 11.1rrrEtts. Toe abate inestimable Composition it seal proparell and ..1.1 Wholesale. at their Orittual W.ir.-/sosise. No. 3, Ship rare. Teitiretlar. 1.4m30n (both in and Noel, at Ike tolitivriatr, Priers. hr. in bottle.: at M. Ittl. leo. and 14 . 6 i. each ; is also their inoen-litin hteil ..Ro% al Boor-Toe 1.1( 1 ' to end Ite:ailed by all revertible Sbopkeeperi in the CttNeti king:dom. • ' • (Treat 1 1i0.:Mtiett4 Merchants, c!h"r•" tnrl:l - crieGß. nLafl. LONDON, WEDNEN-DAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1820. " The Cilvat for which HAMPDEN fell in the SW, seed SYDNEY elia es At Steroid!" • CONCLUSION of DISH', • t'ontrart. Scheme of the New LOTTRRIi vioite•lns Two Peres of 20.11U14. Consols, and Two Prises of 18.0001. Consols, island to Two of 2,0001, Money. fueling together FOUR of 20.000/. Consols and Moues. • TWO of •!0.110/. sure to be drawn First My. TWO of /WWI. may Ise gained by purchasing OneTielteL Every Prize abuse 201. the First Day. entitled to a /Vim- TICKIST fur the. !!wood Day. MI the Tickets now on gale sure to be drawn First Ony, WEDNESDAY, 13th Nos. ONLY otflPo Tlt lErs. Tickets and Shares are selling In T. 1111411. Stoek-Rroltdr, Mole Contractor. .6, Combat, and ti, Charing-cross, London, who shared sod soW in the last LOttery. G. 3043. Prine.sif 10,0091. ! besides teflon, other Capitals, and by all•Ma agents in the Comdr./. licheenes . with partietilsrs, say he had gratis. AGRICtILTURAL REtORT FOR OCTOBER. The late continued dry weather enabled the farmer to complete his bean harvest with eqnal success as his wheat ; and even the northermost parts of Scotland have shared is this good fortune ; which, however, has been alloyed by the consequent backward state of the grass, sad injury done to the turnip crops. As threshing has proceeded, the general damage to the wheat crops from Iniblett, has become more lamentably apparent ; and in all probability, notwithstanding the abundance of the ! crop, tine samples will he 9warce, and dear as the spring advances.—ltarley and rye are vast crops, with too large a portion of. damaged samples in the former. Beans are fully equal to the great expectation of former reports. Peas, a large crop, with defective samples. flossii have not done well. Potatoes. a full average crop. flu ifestlantf and Ireland, the mildew has not made so great raiageit al in thin country. In the former, the most sanguine calculators adjudge the wheat crop to be' Hell fourth above an averace, and all well got in. Kerley and oats below an average. Beans anti peas sliandant. Potatoes somewhat short, hot of fineytftlity, Orchard resits in vast plenty. Prospect for turnips bad. The demand for farms in Scotland seems hithotto to have sustained no clicek, at the rents current fei several years past. Want uremployment for labourers iv the approaching winter apprehended. In Ireland, universe rienty of every thing hut money and content merit. II heat, a heavy sale at lids. per quarter, and oats at 12s. Any portion, on ;:cannot of rent, obtained with the utmost difficulty, and the lower tenantry is particular, in a state of despair. Throughout Vnglatiri the prices of corn have been gradually falling until within the last tau or three market days. Live stock of an kinds, of which there is gr. at plenty, Ism suffered a similar depression of prier. both from the scarcity of money in the hnvers, and the prospect of having much artificial cattle food to purchase in the winter, on atecount of the defective state of the turnip and grass crops. Wool rather declines, .one but the mixed kinds at en in request. In the Urited States of America. a vast surplus of produce, little demand and no money. The northern parts oldie FmroprsnCootinent exhibit a similar picture. We have enitivated their teeters instead of our own, and they are most anxiously waiting the op pottunity to deluge us with the produce. In the mean time, the majority of our farmers are in a Mate truly de plorable, with utter ruin, lit,. the sword of Darn , frelee, suspended over their heads hy a single hair. And, as another nearly ettnal misfortune, these their Vadinsave been for time led, or rather mandril and bewildered by leaders, who are themselves equally bewildered, putting their sole trust for relief in the delusive witchery of le gislative enactment, instead of taking the sound and honest advice of the truly patriotic Coke of Holkham, and going to the ruut of the evil—Middlesex. Oct. 26. FROM TCRSIM rti L0.V.110.V GAZStra.: [Tills Casette cootalas a lo).1 kilifent2,loll *gorilla Inhabitants of ihe City of Exeter.] WHITEHALL, OCT. 30. The King has been pleated to Rent unto John Henry Ley, Esq. the °Mee of Under Clerk of the Parliament. to nttend upon the commons of the United Ki.leciont of (treat ll•itain and Ireland in Parliament assembled, iu the loom of Joint }label!. EMI. deceased. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County or Cambridge. R. Shepherd, Est. to he Deputy Lieutenant of the Isle of ; Commission in the LythlTroop of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Wardea of the Ciuque Ports. fetid Deane. Esq. to he Captain. Commissions In the let Regiment of Royal Surrey Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of laurrev. T. Urintwood, Gnat. to be Lieutenant ; G. Taylor, (feat. to be Ensign. II tNKRUPTS. R. Price. Tea kesbary. corn-factor, to surrender Nov. It. I& Dee. 1.2. at the house of W. Ricketts. Ten Lesbury. At torneys. Mr. Edmunds, Evelvequer Diller, Lincoln's Inn. r. Mr. Drookes. Tuukr%bur!. C. Wall. l•olentr. mereer, Nov.lo, 91. Der. 19. at the Kings Dead Inn. Co‘rntr). Attorneys. Mews. Woodcock, and Twit, Coventry. U. Boot I. jun. Colribill. Warwickshire. dealer. Nov. 11. ,E 2, Dee. 11. at the Craven Arm.; Hold. Coventry. Alto,. ne..s, Messrs. Dail and Willett, Great James-street, lied fond-row. and Mr. /Nelms, Coventry. J. licenien. jun. Dartmouth. sail-maker. Not. 7. P. Dee. 19, at the house of Mr. Brooking. jun. Dort *Bor. 1 neyc. Mr. Price, New-squ a re, Lincoln's lan. Iltr.Druoit- Inn. Dartmouth. J. Larkworthy. Meter. comb-maker. Nov. IS. fit, Dee. It. at the New Loudon Inc. Exeter. Allures", s. Mr. R. Bretton. Broad-street, and Mr. C. Brutton. Harter. ' J. Green. Oxford-street. smith, Nor. 4. 11. Dee. If, at Guildhall. Attorneys. Mr. Macklow, Frith-street, Soho-square, and Mr. Dentition, Tavittock-row, Covent garden. T. n &Idol, sad T. D. Paine. Downliate. Netfolk. dealers. ..... ingtances of the extranrilinary growth of pots _ _ _ , - Line°ln's-Inn. W. Slade. Leeds. rorn-raerehant, Nov. 14. 16, the Court-house. Leeds. Attorneys, Mears. Filler tow. Mattes him 11114 Mr. Damp, Leeds. J. Beadiey. ntto-under-Rdge, illoueestershlre, clothier. Nov. 13, U. Dec. IV. it the Cnsairsitcial Rooms. Bejstol.— Attorneys, Messrs. lirhts , s and 9,lllter. Iled-Lh.m-squire, 01141 Messrs. Hare and Windwnod, Bristol. H. Orestes. Manchester. /Retells's. Nov. 20. 'II. Dee. 1?. at the Star Inn. hlasetirstet. AllOnled. Mr. Hampton, Manchester and Mr. Ellis, Chanerry-hrte. NI. Lineh, Whitefriars. eariitn. Nos. I. 11. Dec. 12. et Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Batho, Castle-street, Hounds ditch. T. Barker. Stratford, Essex, brewer. Not. 4. Is. Dee. It, at Guildhall. Attorne)r. Messrs. Fisher and Monday, rurnicars Inn. DIVIDENDS. NOT. $O, R. Clomlwin, Orford, Stiffolk, grocer, et the Crown Inn, Woot:bridie —Not. '4. W. Brice. Bristol. mer chant. at theCometervial Dooms, Bristol —N0v.21.24. Thom on, Red Cross-strut, Cripplegate, eallenderer. at Beadball— Nov. ?I. J. Bunker, Wino...street, Sono. iruninoneer, at 23. A. Anderson. Pltdirot-Inne. tee•ettant. at 25,.5. P. i I (Wend and P. Ball. Worcester. hop-merchants, at the Crown Ina. Worcester —Nov.4. R. Cone. !Wulf!. plumber. at Mutation—Nor. s 4, J. Swain stun. Kendal, Nlnrocco leather manufacturer, at the King's Arses Inn, Kendal. Two potatoes wore exhibited lately ;iv Covent: Barden, which weighed together four *wends • and a half ; they were a part of the produce of two Isom. toes brought from Lancashire to Walton-Hail, in Essex, the seat of 31r. Wright, anal planted there in sixteen sets. t►n digging np the crop, it was t‘sund that the sixt• en sets had produced n n ' hundred enor mous potatoes, which completely filled two bushel measures and a half. They are in colour and form like the kidney potato.. EkvaaottOnsaav Pocnrce 'or POTATOES, DT THe nntt.t. cvt.rt.as.—On Thursday last, at the Olebe Lalid of Alacloneich, near 3larrooni, eultivated ivy the Key. Somers Payne, a single labourer, within the usual hours of working, dug the enormous quan tity of 8 harrels and 22 weights of potatoes, each barrel containing 48 weights, anal each weight 211bs. The entire, on computation, will he fond to make 609 stone, being a sufficient quantity of food fur a family of four persons datriog the entire year, dug in one (!ay, by a single man, with a common spade! The above potatoes are denominated, Quarries, and were planted two feet asunder without cutting the seed, in drill•, •2,1 fret wide, and the cultivator is of opinion, that from the peculiar growth of this potatoe (in dusters), had the sets been made at the distance of one instead of two feet, the produce would have been nearly half as much again. Sad- • CERTIFICATES—No%. 21. T. and E. and T. Thompson. Nether Compton. Dorset shire, a ax-spinners--W. Goldsworthy. Sun T rope-maker—G. Lockwood. Whitby, woollen-drape-J. I Laneori. Milk-street, Cheapiii.le, haberdaither-4. Car naby. Morpeth, brewbr---S. tonne. Itaibiean, paimbroki r J. Hirst. Tower-street, cotton-brte.er---W. Milk, Oxford sireet, linen-draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G. Steplien and T. thillemore, New Loitilnn-street, Crokehed-triars, Nhip-brokers.-J. Stroud and J. II wren, Net- bury. Berks. druggists—G. Warner and N'. (.'handler. Bris tol, chemists. Epinal-nom o.r. 27.—0 n Wednesday ' last, a little before 12 o'clock, two persons, having the appeara.we of gentlemen. ratite into Mr. Briston's tavern. at the curlier of Broughton-street, and on r tip stairs, as Mr. liflittiW himself was rogoced, airs. Bristow :net theist ; and as they asked to be shown to a privote room, shy was just taking a light in °car: to ac.:ouspauy thew to it, when one of the fei• lows seized a towel which lay on the bar, and instaotty tied it round Mrs. Bristow's mouth, while the other wrist down stairs. The one that remained then took op Mrs. Bristow in his arms, and attempted to carry her till, while the other held the door open. In :he way down, however, Mrs. Bristow fortunately can ;ht Ii .141 of the lamp-rope, which was hanging with a large weight suspended ; this, by the violence of the poll, swung rottod, and hit the fellow such a blow on the held as made him quit his hold. Mrs: Bristow then. lindiag herself at liberty, ran np stairs, toad, although the follow purntril her, she had got so much the start of him that he could wit ag4lo tiv bola il f her, and both the torn iminediatel; eirecteti their escape. When Mrs. Bristow gut into a room she I dropped down, and remained for some time unable to girl• an acroont of the matter ; so thot her husband had toi tioportonity of detecting the ititrodert, nor can he even give a description of them. 31191.•Brittuw , Is tirever, tiould know one of them again' should she . .„ ee hu m; am ; It is eertainly notch to be whited, for the sake of :tit s defy, that. smell Onaitis War not escipr muletertrit, as sneb an oattare i.e ru.omitted ity me.' prepared for every inikkiet ~. % ._... „~- At the late Sessions fur this county. we stated that Mr. Rogers, surgeon of Loot., wits convicted of an assault of as iudeceut nature, on one of his 3 44itients, the wife of a poor own named Kitt. In passing sen tence, on Friday, Mr. Tren.ayne, the Chairman. deli vered kvery impressive address to the ilefen,tant. Ile *aid oat it was with much rrgrrt he fount) a man Ara liberal profession, in such a situation. The deferolmt was convicted of a base and gross outrage which vio lated all tleeency and worel feeling ; and which teas one of the greatest breaches of professional duty and comidenre it was possible for a wan in bib station to commit. If the defendant possessed any portion of proper feeling, no sentence in the power 4.f the Court to inflict could be half so severe as the reflections of his own whit. The Court was inform:A that up to the period of his cu 11111 l itting the offence, the defend ant had borne an unexceptionable character ; and that he hail mole a. compensation to the poor woman he had injured to the fall stemma aif the large !Itie which the Court intended to impose on !aim. Under these rirennistattees, the Ilenc'd was disposed to deal leniently with him, and, thereforn, the sentence of the Court was, that he be imprisoned for one week in the county gaol, and pay a fine of Is. to the hint. Loos, t kr. 2-1, I mtu. Sta,-1 will thank you to insect the following in your Paper of this week. us, Sir, year obedient Servant, P: " Lem": Mr. Trentat . ,•ne's address. inserted in the Cord Wan tiatette List week, should leave an impres sio-- of guilt on the minds of the people unacquainted with (nets, qtr. Rogers disavows the assault imputed to 'aim, and intends to prosecute Kitt for peg ary at she nest•Asstitest—till then he hopes his friends and the suspend their jedgment on his ease. rtongitetes trial and the result lutist be fully impress ed ~it thll ri;?ollection of every cmge."--/ Wets Ei:t44.) Po. Curti y ..i • $-N • ~.1 , • ~... .. • ...!: .. .k. # ,... ... .6 S, ll % •, ~,;_ ‘ _..-., • ,1 • A z . ....i 1 ‘.". ... 7 ' * 1 /4: t•• PRICE SRVEIII PRAWN. OLD 1341ILEY, TAsday, °dew 31. The Grand Jnry for the County of Middlesex was this day discharged. James ilartrevn was indicted for stealing an Im perial, containing a quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Sir William Bell, K. C. B. On the 11th of Oct. the carriage of Sir W. Bell was passing through Soho Square, when the prisoner was seen to rut the Imperial from the top of the carriage: he ran away on being observed, and was pursued and taken into custody. The case was clearly proved, and the jury found the prisoner goilty. Clam*: Goodarin was capitally inflicted for breaking aid entering the dwelling-house of - Wells, in October, 1819, is the day-tithe, and stealing a time-piece and other. property. ...This was a cue wield. occupied some time in hearing. sad which excited considerable interest, hoot the nature of the defence attempted to be set up. It appeared that the proseenter was the porter at Gray's ion, and lived it the porter's lodge there. So long ago as October, 1819, the prisoner introduced himself to the n ife of the pro secutor as a hell-hanger and loeksinith. and was allowed to repair the bells in the house. Being left alone, he took time °ppm-hi:shy of breaking open the parlour-door, and deramping with the property. }rout that time until time present nothing was heard of the prisoner, or the stolen property. It will be recollected that, at ill, last sessions, two women, of the names of Griffiths and Goodwin, were tried, and acquitted upon some charge of felony. 'Flue one was the sister and the other the wife of the present prisoner. Being suspected after they were released from Setvgate, they were traced home by an officer, and here the goods in question were found. The prisoner was afterwards taken hi' Reid. thri.officer, after a desperate resistance: he was found secreted' under a bed in a Louse in North streK, Bentonville. To prevent being taken away, the prisoner took bold of the. bards-fees : they gave way, and the prisoner and office; all came down together. The chief witness called for the define, was Elizabeth Griffiths, sister of the prisoner. She swore that the property produced was hers. and particularly •tbstimnr piece, which had been given to leer by her sweetheart two months before her apprehension. She afterwards said that the tinrepiece was put into a box containing rhino, and was placed in her cnstotly to he taken Care of. It elopement! othsespently, hr the evidence of Lim :nick, who opened the box he her presence, tlikt it did not contain china, bu atrlees, seals, plate, pencil-eases, scales,. miniatures, and other vAlpshie property-. A very well-dressed woumin, of the manse of Mary Rogers, baring all the appearance of a QAtakeress, nest came to give the prisoner a character. When put into . Alse bet she said sheless' NW a QaaVki, nit . d did lot refuse the °stip. She said she had Women the prisoner a great length of time, and gavesithiskaa exesillest.cha rev ter fur honesty. On cross-examinaline iniai.aimp had never gone to the prusecutor to perent i liwpot. to , prosecute, and that she had never pro* tic ma& ' good the stolen articles. The wifo-of . bring subsequently vallel, swore positive y t Rogers had called upon her, and had °treed to gift compensation if she would let oft the prisoner. Tier Jury, without hesitatioo, gave a verdict Guilty. and Mrs. Mowers received a eery revere reprimand front the Court. She was told that she might think herself extremely fortunate that she iv.:s not committal to Sea-gate. The prisoner, we understand, is one of a very large and desperate gang of thieve.. CITk• BUSI.VESS. • ..• The Loan Macon Elect, accompanied by Mr. Al deritrin ANI+I.F.Y. Alderman 1{0711W111101•• the Er.- vo„ urn, Sheriffs, and several of the City Officers,. proceeded from Huiblhail yesterday inorniti . g, to Sir Si iLLI.tM St - OTT's house at tfraftou-btreer, where they were joined by Mr. Aldermaq I:titce; and hi% Lordship W. 15 then presented to the Lord Catsecnt N . Lou, -recording to the nsual custom, who enpreseed his 31.0 vsTl's approbation of the choice of the Chief lliagistrat.• for the ensuing year. A Court of Aldermen was afterwards held ,at Guildhall, fur the general despatch of public busine4s, Mr. Lurri.vroN TitomAs POwis, who recently pur chased the ittfi:e of one of ti,e F rit il A p e tels, was si v t irn 140.1111 , ittrd into tbot office. Mr. N. SetitaaNs surrendered the office of one. of the Jew fleokers, and Mr. AAttos Ashes COLO. ti MS tern was at:mitred is hia The Inquest of St. Andrew Holborn; im - the lir4sll of Farringdon Without, aCended, and. awls a Psis , sentation of non-freemen carrying on trade with City, witielt was referred to ..;everal persons were 'Won:, nod ofitert elfsiato4. lir diem. he i'on - t licensed some CAIII t:lltlertihMe Ult1t1111;111.1011. r" IPI the t7iittrt of Kt i:ttesta for Atirrepo her were appointed. . M A LICIOMMV FININC.-0/ISnnnla T evening., the fa:nily of Bernard Earl, Esq . . of Wale it House, near Child's Hil., were alarmed by the repot: a a pistui, the ball of which passe' over the tall k where three of the family were sitting, and lodged in the wainscot of the rooms. This is the second time this thing has berm repeated, and the ranee cannot be est erudite'. A large seal was thrown on shore oft illawgen. hearts, Cornwall, dnring the late gale on Sodday last, and by t h e ebbing. of tide was nnaide tN remain its native eirment. It was tailen alive by sap:. per sons who have e%hiUte•l it at br. tolint.ht the.anional wei:rhs nearly 1110 pono•la. • • Waterford Fair, on the •21195, wts titre of the times. In every line the sniliki . waile. 4 -4- able ; the demand, if More . wretchetli iieillirr go o& nor money, neither Ituyer• shlkrpsippeared in s ufficiency to warrant tpula:ions. Ette,tpt e tati... 17 1 1 A; it %Vas probably the worst fair tiro Waferf,rslll,a4 . seen in nor dap, p"rluips in coy d; yser(frAMllsrli Mirror.) .~.~ ~ i , ! : i . 1 .~ 1