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new piece, entitled . 7imstion, repeated last night. Some judicious entailments Jove been made in the dialogue. Thos comprehed, it went off with increased effect, and was received with loud applause by a numerous and elegant audience. HAYMARKET. Mr. kettNY's new comedy, Match: Breaking, was repeated lust night, and went off with increased re/at. It is completely in the style and character of this interesting house, and admirably adapted to the peculiar talents of the several performers whom it calls into action. The decided and unanimous applause which it has received promises a long run. SEQUIN OPHRA.HOUIPE. Lore's Dream—A Care for Coxcombs—and The Miller's Maid, were performed lust night. Al though now become old favourites, they continue to attract with all the force of novelty. The life, spirit, and variety which this combination presents, *Corded a rich treat to an elegant audience, po "re adm" r. SCIPTEMBER 20. No hope is now entertained of the King*" em barkation for the. Continent at this port. Every thing remains at Spithead as yesterday. All, how. ever, will be off to-morrow. The Royal George is expected out of harbour in the morni►►g. and his Majesty's fleet will moot likely sail to the eastward in the court of the forenoon. Should the wind re main as it now is, and as it has been blowing for slime weeks, the squadron will run up in a very few hours. Fur reasons which will afford more morti fication than disappointment to the inhabitants of Dover, the Sovereign may be expected to give the vigil-nice to Deal. to which place his flotilla, in all probability. will repair to receive him. Our newly-establitrhed Regatta has afforded uni versal satisfaction. Thais Pottsmoutli, no place no be better adapted fur such au exhibit . From the extent of space, the eye commands an winner. rupted view of the vessel., with their miiimusres; while the lines, and South Sea Common, yield sc.. commutation to myriads of spectuturs. I'o the same degree these advantages are not possessed on other part. of the roost. In addition to this, the boldness of our shores enables the boats to skirt the very beach. THE WILL OP THE LATE MARQUIS OP LONDONDERRY. The will of the lute Marquis of Londonderry was proved in the Prerogative Court of Dublin ou the tild ult. There bring no executor appointed, let. ten of administration, with the will annexed, were ranted to the present Niarquir, as universal legatee. A ►intihir grant issued under the arul of the Pre. rogutire•uf'icr in Doctors' Common., on Thursday ; the personal property within the produce of Canter bury being sworn under 6,0001. The will is nearly to the following effect " Having win; time ago, In conjunction wit► my two suns, settled all my landed estates in the mode considered must advisable, 1 have nothing but chattel interest to dispose of ; the whole of which I leave to say dear son Castlereagh, having full com6detice in Ina head and heart that no exertion or affectionate elide ill be omitted by ►im that can say way contribute, in addition to her joiature, to the accom modation and comfort of my disconsolate and unhappy widest. I also recommend to his attention and care any our. thy individuals who have been long in my service, and whose fidelity deserves my protection; and that he will do such arta of liberality and charity in my same as be way deem ne cessary and proper. I bars nothing more to add, bat that say he privately interred. Whin the spirit has quitted its mortal abode, all worldly parade and ostentation should erase. Dated the 26th of January, IOW." The Doke mid Dochen of HAMILTON, from lusty, •nd Lord ASCHIBALD HAMILTON, from London, have arrived at Hamilton Palace. The Earl of DARLINGTON, who had been some time on the Continent. as now at his princely resi dence of Nally Ca.tle. where his Lordship has a select party of spotting friends. On Saturday the Right Hon. CHARLES GRANT entertained the following Noblemen and Gentlemen at dinner in Dublin : Lord Carilecoole, sir £4**rd Lees, Colonel Care, Capt. Trench, 11 N. Captain Lindsay, the Sarteun•Geeeral, at Fraisktund Lewis, Drewerit, Loghturgion, Hermit, Broaditt, H•w thorn', Wallace, Grimy, Doherty, Gore, suit birtlfirld. Miss BTRNR had a successful benefit on Friday night lust, at the Ennis Theatre. She appeared uu Monday night oa the Limerick boards, in the character of Diana Vernon. in the opera of :cob !toy. Huddersfield, in Yorkshire, is about to have its grand musical festival, under the patronage of the Earls of HAREWOOD and DARTMOUTH. Sir ARNITTAGE, Bart. and J. A. S. WORT- V . Esq. M.P.—Mr. BRAHAM sod Miss D. l'akvis are engaged as the principal singers. At a musical party in Paris, an artist astonished the amateurs by playing u dwo on one tiofiu. This is said to be effected by doubly stringing the in strument ; but swell was the power of his bow, that the tones velnili lie drew were perfee:r, full of art, ott.ci the viloation of one note continued after the ei.iiiinencement of an accessary, or of 1113 A distinguished Gentleman of Pennsylvania, whose nose and chin are both very lung, and who has lost his teeth, whereby the nose and chin are brought pretty near together, was told, " I sin afraid your nose and chin will have a fight before lung; they approach each other very menacingly." —" l um afraid of it myself," replied the Geode moo, " fur u good many words have passed betwer n them already." It is estimated that 20,000 quarters of wheat h4ve reached London since Tuesday, . . . Yesterder was one of the most unpropitious hot test dye of •he present below.. It rained heavily during the whole afternoon. About twelve o'clock last uight•thtt•ratu fell in torrent►, accompanied by sucottsin•pals of thunder. 15E' AT - 11 OF hERGAMI. An Evening Raper of yesterday says, we hails been favoured with the following extract of u letter front Milan, by a commercial house itt the Cite, of the highest respectability, and whose inercuoide Coonegions with Italy are of great extent:— : MILAN, warowestuir MORNING, sirevestora it. Mtwara della eruee di Malta. 'l* We were all such aittostished to bear of the Queen's ; it was indeed sadder; but will you nut likewise be surprised to hear that the famosts 31. Bergami is &so dead? The Queer died on the 7th; be died on the 10th, iriih a complaint in his bowels. I first heard it reported in this city, lied had it maenad, us my visit. n the Ville d'Eat, on the Lake of Cutnu. This is where the Queen lived, and still belongs to her, or at lead to lei executors." The letter from which this paragraph is taken, was writ-- tea by an English gratleassw, a breach of the amily and establishment is London that has su kindly communicated it to us. These eircuntstatices are s sufficient warrens, that in forwarding this intelligence (and we have seen the original letter) no deception was intesded, nor any thing but a mole etaiensent of interesting stews, which the writer took the best mesas in his power to artheaticate. We therefore conceive, that the above notice of Bergana's death is folly entitled to credit, ou far as it goes, and the probability of its being perfectly well-founded is strengthened by the (act that, matey to all expectation, that celebrated individual was not heard of diarist her Majesty's funeral on the Contioent. —A faithful and grateful servant, alto owed so muck to his Mistress, as all admit that Bergarni did to the Queen, would sorely, if rot imperatively prevented, think it but a res. seeable show of respect to her memory, to witat as her ob sequies. particularly when nu palpable obstacle seems to have been is the way. Prudence eeriaioly 'West have with held him from Brunswick ; bat if so, he has a larger share of scrupulous discretion than warm-hearted gratitude. We shall mallow ourselves to these few reifies's+ at present.— Our readers will observe, that it is positively stated that the report of Bergami's death, which the writer Iword at Millie, was confirmed to him at the Vida d'Estr, whither he afteramds weal. \ C - r ,•• lb 4 0 ...,.. , _ ' . # THEATRES. —.o. D AV RT. LAMS, The new piece, entitled Monsieur Tamossi ePos C (IRIS l'S HOSPITAL. Yesterday being St. Matthew's day, areording to (listens she Right Hun. the Lnrd Mayor, *serifs. Al deemen Sir James Sbaw. Bart. Sir Richard Carr Glya, Bart. and Aldermaa Christopher Smith, Thomas Thrallton, Esq. James Palmer. Esq. and the mt of the Governors and Treasurers of the several Royal Hospitals, attended Divine Service at Christ Church, Neergiste-street. There was a most eacelleat Sermon, preached by the Rev. R. Lynam, M.A. and bad a moat impressive effsct on the congregation, which were very numerous and respectable. Service being ended, the Lord Mayor, Governors, Ike. repaired to the Great Hell I. Christ's Hospital, which was crowded with Ladies cad Gentlemen to hear she °fissions : the first, in Latin, was delivered-by Master Joshua Welsh, the Senior Scie4ar, who, although only understood by the more learned part of the auditory, fsikd not to make a deep im pression upon his hearers by his 111111/1y delivery. The 'English oration was spoken by Master Joseph Yates Cookson, the second scholar, *hick, from being understood, made • greater impression on the feelings of all present. After the orations were concluded the Lord Mayor, AlJer mso, and the whole of the company, rewarded the young orators by pecuniary marks of their approbai ion ; after which the beadles of all the hospitals appeared, and laid down their staves, and the Lord Mayor asked the City Marshal if he knew of any complaint against them, and being answered in the negative, they were severally called over to take pones num of their staves again. His Lordship and the Company were entertaised with cake cad wise, and afterwards broke up. The Governors and Treasurers of Bridewell, Briblem, and St. Thomas's Hospitals, went to their respective Hospital*, where (boners were provided for them. PARISI! OF LANBATH. _...-.....- Yesterday a meeting of the Inhabitsols of the Parish of Lambeth was held its the Vestry-room, fur the purpose of considering a proposition for " Fa►ming the Poor." The question excited great iuterest, and the Vestry was crowded to excess. The Hector, the Rev. Mr. D'Oirt.aT, took the Chair, and recommended to the sleeting order in their proceedings, for the better consideration of the business they had to discuss. Captain 'FUCK then addressed the Meeting on the heavy expenditure which the parish bad incurred, ■ad was still incurring, by a want of due economy in the management of the parochial pour. He said the lament parish expenditure for mainteaanee amounted to oiue shillings each man, when the same might be defrayed, if the poor were farmed, fur little more than oar-third of that amount. The gallant Captain proceeded to read various calculations, showing the reductions which might be made in the expenditure, and concluded by moring," That the Proposition he hail brought forward fur farming the Subsistence of the Pour be adopted." Mr. ScHtmrs seconded the motion. Before the motion was put, Mr. WlLt.taxs wished to know w►ether it was practicable to class the in and out-door Poor. Mr. LIM, at considerable length, opposed Captain Tuck's motion, which he conceived visionary and impracti cable. He denied the asserted expenditure, and said that the account did sot exceed ha. 7d. per head. This was con brined by the Rector and true of the Overseers. A considerable discussion here ensued, in which Mr. ROIIIICY, Mr. 'l7lU.IMila, Captain TucK, and other pa riabitrera, took • part. All agreed that, if the pour could be farmed, the proposition ought to be adopted, for the sake of trying its efficacy. II was ultimately agreed to refer the subject fur consideration to a Committee, Including the parish otErers, who are to repot t their °pinkie at a future vestry. It was stated that an annual raving of 10,0001. would be effected by the aduptiou of the new plait. DREADFUL ATTE.UPT AT SUICIDE. Wednesday evening last, Mr. F —x, • young Gentleman connected with a must respectable family in the neighbour hood of Clerkettwell, made a desperate attempt in destroy himself.—lt appears that Mr. F. who is wily 22 ear of age, uuknown to his father, or any of the filially, bad formed a strong •Itachnimit for a young Indy otiose accom plishments and beauty were her only reirommewlatious : he de. test-coined on making her his wife, notwithstanding his lather. desire that he should be united to a lady of his choice, who was iu possession of some property. The panics were asked in churert take, but on its reaching the ears of his (oilier he immediately proceeded to the church, and forbade the Intuits. The disappointed yuusig grutteman became low and despond. in;. On Wednesday evening, about seven o'clock, he quitted his father's house, and his brother, who suspected that all was not right, fulloaed him as far as White Conduit House, Pentooville. Prior to entering the house he per ceived his brother, whom he threatened to shoot if lie persisted in following him ; Ills brother went away, Wit soon returned in the company of his sister and brother-in-law, who went into White ConduiChouse, and con • d with she young man, who appeared to be more tranquil. After tmuli( some ttems, they parted, not suspecting that their brother meditated any Hoag rash; bone,. r shortly after their de limitate he wiute a letter, and directing it to the young lady, the uhket of his affections, be sent she wi n ter so deliver it to her, and soon afterwards she snivel iii lire cumpaity of a female blend; he met them at the dour, and mitered them up stairs; he requested lb. w to accept a nt some neva, which they assented to, and lie bald be would go nod us der it, and aceordiugly weal down stairs ; but instead of ordering the illegal he went into the middle of she wail, placed • pistol to his head and discharged the conflate, anti the kit side of the skull was carried sway: lie fell on the rued tusensubk. The waiters, &c. went to his astistanee, inotical aid ass in stantly procured, null be was plieed iu bed without the !cost hope of recovery. OLD BdfLeY -FRIDAY, SEOTSiIiER 21. . . Ames Cdsitssai was in.littrel forateallor * CI dais Irani lity of paving slimes on, the lath August last. the properin of the Committee of Pavia% of St. Geiirge's,. Hammer, square. - It appeased that the stones were token up in Lower Brook-meet, for the purpose of doling some repairs to the • sewers, sod the stones were placral on the pavement in kinds m o it aw i loue adjoining. The Prisimer weal to Mr. Smith a slater, in King-street, Rryanstoue.sqnsire, and agreed to sell him some stones for St. a lo a d, s pl a kh hr ,„ 1 „1 ['clunked to a person who hail g 4 ,1 mere thins he wooed,— The PriisOner hired p cart, sail delivered four loads, fur which h 44 received 36.. The Prisoner's defenie was, HMI -he acted fur Gardner /who Wlle a carter, in the employ of she Surveyor of the Pavements), to whom he paid the money. The Minister called nu witnesses; hut Mr Storey, the Suiveyur of the pavements, testified that there visas person rained Gardner employed under him nn August last, bus since discharged uu suspicion of being engage , / in transactious of this kind. The Jury found hiss Nol Goaly. The Prisoner stood to the bar uis &nigher 'sibilants* for a sisilar offestre, on which the evidence being more complet., the Jury found him Godly, but recommended boat to merry. n o pm x s was indicted fur steeling a casting mould, the property of V. Foams. The Prisoier in she latter-end of the year 15W was employed by the Prosecutor, who is a type-fossinler lit West street, Smithfield.. About three weeks ago, inns some suspicion beilig excited he alp scowled, sad left in the charge of the 111111 wish who's h e lodged the testing modal, fur stealing which Ise slow nits darted. Encase the evidence of the Prosecutor it appeared that the mould in question war Cerleisuly lea property, and he had never sold meyl mould cumin our shout fifteen years ago. The Jury oeqtalled she Prisoner. The Prisoner was again put to She Isar on a charge of stealing 6611 m. of limiter's type, the property of V. Forgot,. The Jury hound ['run Godly, but recommeuded him tu mercy. The Costwoa StRJRANT impaired of the Prosecutor what might be the amount of his biases during the year 1820 from the peculation~ of his workmen. Mr. rigging could nut forui a correct idea of the amount, but certainly above 601. The Cobtuow SERJEANT adverting to the inigisitude of the Prosecutor's louses, was afraid she ricommettiliiiion of the Jury could out wird the Prisoner, consistently with the regard which was proper to be paid Su the psuttctiv• of trade. Was. Parker. aged 18 years, John Gladdun, aged 18, sad Rickard Greysloclk, aged 17, wire iudieted Sur stealing a brass cock and a quantity of lead pipe, itte property of Mr. Leslie, of the Haekney-ruail. The facts were proved in erideuce, and two of the Prisoners in their defence staled, that they saw the articles in question lying on the grunted its the Prosecutor's garden, and gut over the fence sod look it away. The Jury found all lbs Prisoners Guilt,. Gladdou slid Parker were apprentice s, and their mailers attended and gave them rood characters, nail elated that they were ready to take them hack again into their service; a ueighdrour also appeared, and gave Greystuck a good cha racter. The COMMON S AAAAA ordered them to be well whipped privately in the gaol. and them delivered over to their hired* who waited so neves them. BURGLARY. Was. Duties was capitally indicted for burglarionsly es. te'll's' the dwelling house of T. E. K. Tertian, Esti uu the 4th 01 September, and stealing therefrom five St. outer, three guineas, thirty sovereign, and • quantity of plate. Mr. ROLLAND stated the case to the Jury, and Ailed the following evidence in support of his statemeart. Susan Salmon, cook to Mr. Torten, c xansined.—Her Mas ter lives at 9, Cheater -street, Gruevenuvplace. Mary Clinch ■nd Thomas Griffiths were also iu Mr. Turtou's service, and also the Prisoner. Witness slept in the same room with Mary Clinch. Witness, before s►e went to bed sot the 4th September, fastened the area, and bolted the kitchen dour, with two bolts and a liar senior. When she went to bed abort vices& es'clisick, elm lists Um. rousse Aire miasmas hole. tber. She got top the next morning between six and seem end found the door open ; and iu about tau minutes after. tweeds observed a hole its the door, large enough to admit a man's arm. The door of the area was unbolted, but nut open. The cellar door was shot, but mot lucked ; it was not lucked over night. She opened the cellar door, and saw an iron candlestick standing on the box near the door. There were only two such candlesticks in the house. The parley door was ajar, and the premises were in the same condition when M►. Turton saw them as when she observed them. After she had made the discovery, she went up and called hlary Clinch. Cross-examined by Mr.BRODZIOCK —The candlestick she saw ie- the cellar was usually kept with another on the mnntlepiece in the kitchen. One of them was left that night in the kitchen cupboard. Mr. Turton examined.—The Prisoner at the bar was is my service on the 4th September; he came into my service the latter end of June, and was about to leave it on the dry on which I discovered the robbery, not for any had conduct, but because he did not suit me. The Prisoner was ordered to call me at a quarter before six that morning, but be omitted to do so. I gut up about a quarter after six, and on going down stairs the first person I saw was Mary Clinch, who informed me the house had been broken opeu. I went down to the kitchen, and saw the Prisoner and the cook swirling there ; the Prisoner said they have stolen every bit of the plate ■nd my silver watch, which I had left in the pantry, because the glass was broken the day before. I was told the plate war kept i■ a drawer, of which the Prisoner had the charge. l'lre plate in his care was in use at dinner en the 4th September. I observed a considerable part of it On the table. Prisoner said he knew the number of bid watch and the maker's name, 0011 then pointed out to me the cellar door, which was opposite the kitchen door, and said they must have been concealed here, meautag its the cellar, fur they have left the candlestick. I wait into the cellar and saw the candlestick, which was au iron one, and had the appearance of a candle having been left in it and burnt mit, and some of the tallow had inn down ins the but. I examined the kitchen door (which was produced iu Court. and the witness described the eepearnnee of the hole, which had beau made in it appa rently l.y boring a number of boles with a gimblet, so as to enable a person lir push out a round piece about three or four inches iii diameter.j—There were several pieces of wood lying on the outside between the kitchen.duor and the teller. cannot say that the hulas were made by any person from the inside. On putting my arm through the hole, I found that I could remove the top bolts, but not the bar which went across the centre of the door without making a considerable guise. The staple into which the boLt at the bottom had bens shot appeared to have been forced. I asked the Prisoner at what time he went to heel? he replied that lie and Mary Clinch were the last persons up in the house, and that he went to bed at two o'clock. The Prisoner slept in a room uce•r the mold., which is separated from the house. Nothing mum passed then; ■nd having no suspicion of the Prisoner, I toil him that if he hail nut found a place he might continue to sleep in the room over the stable, and earn a little mo ney by doing odd jobs for me when I came to town, which I should do occasionally without bringing toy servant. Af ter a short pause he accepted my off ►. In the course of the day some circumstances transpired which induced me to hare all my servants' boxes searched at a time obeli two officers were present. We went to the apart• meet over the stable and searched the Prisootr's.— (he his person nothing was found, hut in a small bag in hie box five severe igus were found. At first I .bought the plate had only been stolen ; but after the officers went I bail 11(C11- awn to an to a drawer to my dreinVerroom, where 1 kept some tummy, and found it open. I cannot say whether it a as 101 01'11 m1.2-flight. I missed two baps , one of which bad rumoured five-pound motes and sovereigns amounting tu from 43 to 4k1., arid the other three suitwas, a half novereige, and some %overturns, oinking up about lee; both were gone, but I 11111001 say whether they were these the night Iwfoee. They were there on the -Friday preceding, sod it was on Tuesday night that the rohliesy was committed. I had left home iu a hurry on Friday fur the comae), and kit any keys. On coming to town sin Tuesday I asked the Prisoner %shelties he had seen my loll; he said he had, and had iveu the... to 31rs. %kite Allitricey dittilfihr. lam certain locked the drawer in which the MUI/ty MSS no Friday. I knee, by aoreatraoriltuary accident awry the govarnigos at the bag were of the eisinaer.uf Ikl7 and hill. Wbell the sieve. reigns were footed is the Prisoner's box, Gilmore, 'She 'M eer. asked him where he girt them. and the Pnietem milmeeed " I worked foe thew s to be sure.". Gilasurre aided who give thiin to him , and hr said C.aptiou tarsus. &I MO', then searched his pockets. mod foetal another soverrigu which hi will he had gut its the same way. Being asked if I.susun paid hint in sovereigns? he said. " No, in bank notes., and 1111r.;Soel, huller to Mr. Penuer. [see me so. •ereiges for thagyates." Hr said he received litre sovereigns from !Hr. Noel i ,Sat hr did SO keno where be eat the ether. There iris a cheyj of di:niters in the room, which Prisoner said was his. One drawer was lurked, and Gilmore asked ohnse that was, be atter/clad "It w mine." Ore Itching asked for the key, he said he bail lust it about a forteight. Gilmore asked what was is it, sod Primmer said he did nut know, but not much The drawee was then forced ows, and in it were found sortie broken seals, a pair of krierliockles,.2 phosphorite hoe, and .oine watches. There was a brass catullestick with A couslle iu the room, which Grif fiths, the other servitor, snail had twin brought up by the Prisoner no Monday night. au 1 remained there ever piglet. —The officer then proceeded to the kitchen seats, and ea amiggegl the door and the drawer in which the plate had been kepi. The bolt was shot, suit rine of the sinkers said 14 hail beer. forced with a chisel. I hail an old tool chest in the house which was not kept lucked, which I remembered to ' have contained a chili. I and a gimblet, and in the presence of the Prisoner I tried that chisel with the chisel marks in the wood work of the drawer, Rod found Ho in to curet*. pond, as also the gimblet with the hole@ is. the door. During the whole lime the exatninattou of the door soil the drawer • was going on, the Prisoner was present, and mole sar servation rat all, nor did he betray any sign irk gealL- The chisel and the gimblet were found io their proper place in the tool chest. They had not to my knowledge been used for shout nine months previous, Slid on taking the gimblet out of the chest, the pipe of it was fumed filled with small par. ticks of wood apparently fresh rut. (tie collecting the pieces of wood sad potting Owns together in the whole of the door, the gimblet was found exactly to fit the holes which bad been bored. The Primmer was Raked whether he haul locked the pantry door, Ise said Ise had for ked both the drawer a n d the door, soil like,. the keys to lard with him. I examined the pantry door three timer, snit found atone marks just above the luck, but the impression was smaller Than on the drawer, and sag so as not to have the appearance of any forcible fairy having been made there. Crass-exasnieed by Mr. BRODARICK —The Prisoner came iron my service from Captain Larsson with do excelarni cha. reefer. He wu a euuntry servant, and did nut do for a Loudon servant, and for that reason I discharged him. Griffiths was a weekly servant as groom, and I took him without a character, as I only wanted him for a short time. The gimblet holes certairily•ppear to have been buret far the most part from the outside uf the dime, some of them assoredly were ea bored, because they hail Sot (note coils ely through. The Prisoner went through the scullery to his bedroom, sod bad no occasion lir go into the area from whirls the holes appear to have heeu bored. The Prisoner kept the key of the drawer in which the plate was kept. Griffiths staled in my presence that he had assisted in eleartiog the plate the day before, and saw where it was deposited. Both the chisel and the gimblet are of w eery common rite. I had Not seen the wormy in the drawer sinew the preceiliog Friday. Mrs. Tudor. tied the keys of the drawer in her pus. session from the Saturday morning, sad could have gout to the drawer suit taken out the money if she pleased. Phos phorus boxes certainly are very commute, sad there less nothing of a suspicious nature found its the Prisoner's pie.. session. Mr. Pastier is owl of town, and his butler also. Mary Clinch examined.—l ant housemaid ire Mr. Tor ton's service sad was so am the 4th Septemher. The cook *eat to bed ;hat night about eleero, and Y, with Griffiths sod the Prisoner, remoined up in the hitches. Grif f ith, weal to bed about a quarter past use, and I and the Prisoner remained up. About half-post one, *bile the Prisoner wee sitting with me, I heard a noise at the kitelsen.dusw, as if something was boriog brio the door. I told him I heard s noise; he said, " I doe% thick there is soy, it is truly your fareey." Mosmistrees west to bed shout karma twelve. &PUS after I heard the woke I went into the housekeeper's room to fold op some Hoes. While I was there the Prima. r came to me, shout a quarter belef, two, or two okbek, aril ' 41.4144 d me whether I was going to bed. The housekeeper's room is out the same Boor with my master's dressing room. I told him I was rein to bed as soon as I had bolded the hoes. I went to bed soon after two, sad at that time the Prisoner was in the kitchen. When I left the Ps isomer he had the drawing room lamp and an iron eioulkstiik like that now predated in his hand. Mr. Toreson had Iwo of those candlesticks in the !were and no more. I heard the Prisoner go into the scullery mid put doers the candlestick. 1 shut the door at the top uf the kitchen stairs; the Prisoner was then staadieg at the foot of the stairs, near the pantry door, lookiag up at me; the pantry door ass them open. I went to bed, and got up about a quarter be fore six, having beers told by the cook that the bou-e had been broken open. After psalm into the kitchen, 1 wrist to call the Prisoner; I called three limes, but he did not auswer, and I went up and knocked at the fluor, whets the Prisons r opened it ; I told him the boom had been broken open, end be said, " Is it ? that is impossible, fug I leave the keys to my pocket ;" and he then came down and went into the pan try, but said nothing. I went into the pastry with lone; the pantry door was wide open when we came down to it. On the Saturday before Mrs. Tinton asked the Weenier to lend bee a sovereign until she sent to the basket's. suit lee said he bad not atty. Oil the Sunday afternoon the Prisoner was putting on his boots, and he asked me to lend ban three or four shilliuge, but •I declined to du Du. Crop examined by Mr. BRODF.RICK.—Whoa I WPM to call the Primmer, I said, •' the bowie has been btokeu upeii, and every bit eif the plate is gone;' mid he theu suoreted what I have before staled. Hannah Hoot ezansined.-1 am servant to Mrs. Gambier, Mrs. Turton's sister. I was at Mr. 'rodent's out the alight when the robbery was committed; I went to bed about half. past one; I had au iron caudlestick like this to go to bed by; I placed it ou the drawn', and found it there when l got up in the morning. Thomas Gsitfitha, groom to Mr. Turtun, examined.-1 aal • weekly servant, and du out live in the house. I sleep rover the stable, and the Prisoner slept with nie. Ou the 4th of September the cook weal to bed about ten simile, before eleven, and I went to bed a quarter before one; I ha.l been assisting the Prisioucr to wipe up the plate. In cuentitug over the plate there was a fork and • spoon missing, and I went and leaked for it mod found it. I saw the Prisoner pot all the plate into the drawer and lurk it, ■nd put the key in his pocket. About two o'clock, as near as I can guess, the Prisoner came into the room where I was its bed with a light; I went off tusleep, and do no know whither the Pri.uner got into bed at that time ur out. I awoke again some time idler; I guessed it to be about four o'clock, and felt about and found the Prisoner was not it. bed. About five o'clock I was awakened by the Prisoner genial; into bed, un my side of the bed. I asked hum why be came to treil at that time in the morning, and he said he had been in bid all night. I told him be was nut in bed as four o'clock. 'I he Poison. r bad • watch before the rubbery, but 1 have out seen bilitT that time. The Poisoner applied to me to lend him some money, and said he should soon receive some fruits his master, when he would repay me. I lent the Poisoner two shillings out the pmetthug Suuday, mud a shilling a day or two before. Cross-examined by Mr. On.ooFatat.—fit spoke of the time of the Prisoner's coming to bed only by guess. Mary Claud] called the Priqouer up about sex , mid told him the hectic was bruins open awl the plate all gone. Witness does nut remember Pi ismer sayluz," That is impossible, for I have the key of the pantry in my pocket." He lay in Ind atter the Prisoner all gone until his muter called him. He cannot say exactly at what time lie told bis master of the hour of Prim/aces going to bed. It alln not the neat day, hot be cannot tell whether it was ten slay. or a fortnight, or five or six days after. Ho daub not mention it limit he Iraq asked about it. He was sent for the officer, about sceen o'clock; dors nut koala bow lung he was gone. He went to Queen-square, and alp& be ball-am boor gone. About one o'clock he 4,1 sent out by bis mistiest', mid might be absent about two hours. Re examined by Mr. BOLLAND.—He went straight to Qum-apart and back b)lh times when his moiler rent him; and when his mistress sent him out, he we'd on her errand and retained directly home. The memo, why he did not get up when Mary Clinch told the Promoter that the tone had been broken open, wa., that be had nu suspicion that it was so; Its thought she was naly leafing, bet-arise he believed there was $ little Correspondence awl lorealtip be tween them. James Gshrsore. t►e polite officer, wan next examiner.— He west to Mr. Turtou's on the Sill of Scptrouticr ; he exa mined the kitchen door. awl found a hole had beer made by booing small gimbles boles, soul rurong out a piece. Nome of the hole, were bored from the insole—nue of those so °turd was not quite threuzb. Some of the pieces urt of the door fell outside of it ; and between it and the outer door, as if pushed out from within, There were various footaarritv, as if some person had got over the railings, but the person who au got over could not tel at M►. Turtoo's kst e he u do ur D . seemliest of another door intervening. The ma, k• eppeas est as of from a person retreating from Mr. Toetto.'s !noose. There was an mask of violence whaoe►er on the un ier J , .0 , which is fasstesied by a halt at the tip. and ■notl,.r si bottom. The witness further fully corroburat.sl tile en.t.n..• of Mr. Tuition. Charles flew. messenger to the 14;:ren writer Poliee-olficet accompanied Gilmore to .Ur. Torton's tw o s', and fully cur. roborated the testimony of that officer. This was the ease fur the v....cation. The Prisoner, in his defence, said, all be bid to try way, . that what Gritlithe had slated abort his (P,is..ner a) end going to bed till fuser o'clock, was all falter. He West% Ct bed at two o'clock, and remained nobl past Are, when was •wakened by Griffiths tl u •owing his arm acreas hini. He got ■p and looked at Griffith: watch, sad saw it "yea ►alf-prat six o'clock, and he was alarmed ; basing ?seen order ed to call his master at a quarter berme six ; bolt Griffith, • odd hits► the Watch was above an hour 100 fast. lie the. got up and Ira tfeilasieg, whits Mary Clinch COMe sail toll hiss the house hod been broken open and the plate taken sway. Griffiths did sot appear at all surprised at the titra tion of the robbery. Mr. BROMIC*, Ike Privonei's Counsel, here a,kel leave to put a few questions to Mr. Tumuli, from which it appear ed that if any penes had concealed himself in the cello,- where the catidlestick was brand, he would have bees able to get at ohs kitchen dour without doing any violence to Its, outer dim., and afterwards to let himael eat at the out• r door, and ►sc•pe over the rails; 11611 Mr. Totten addle', that on looking bob., Ike cilia' it did appear to him ?hit some person might have been mar sled IN re, as these was a hamper staadtog open in the middle of the cillar, and the soil appeared to hare been rec►ntly slistalliert. Captain I.ellzutt, with whom the Pro.ooer had tired as servant at Barite for flee, Mr. Tortou'it, was called, and gave him sit cared. lit fit•rlf ter, and said he paid bin. upwind* of Lt. M ben Le lift h m te go in Mr. Tisane's. Mr. Coasts,, of Finchlt y, Mich whom the Prisoner heti lived as 'emus. also gave him no exc. Ikea (karate.... Eliarbr ih Limitleo, uho siashed for Mr. liirsuit's farads, proved that the l'..soner hail olfrred to pay her whit it.. overd her oil the Friday preceiliihr the ruhb-ry, wb u I.e trir:reil her a lover. tiro, but site had set change to girt. it.... Two other females, who hail known she Prison. r rue se. venal )earr, spoke to his having twine :t good clisrictir The Common SFILMANT summed is, Ike eirotr•uee with (real e.ire mud perspicuity, semi the Jury to ill.) ruittui• s re• tweed a verdict of Not Guilty. PoiLICk. SOW STSPIT. Yesterday Semis Salm fere, one of the luarst "rare of prostitutes, seas rhalged hef re George Howland Slinsholl, Esq. the sitting hlagottrate, with throwing u quantity vitriol on Sarah Williams, whereby her face and 111 ck a. re seserely burnt and iojitred. This offence is made felony Lv 6 Geo. I. e. ?3, and subjects the intruder to fourteri, yea, e transportation. The Complainant, who is also an unfortunate but eel handsome girl, stated, that between nine and ten 0 . 5 on Thursday might she was mucecding doom 1111,Iges. street, and obsessed the Psismser, with whom she had been some time b ck slightly acquainted, in company with anoth. r girl pass by her two or thee. times at the end of Bryslire , - street ; she again met the Prisoner who rail against her great violence, asol Complainant felt WNW kin throws, WI !it r• neck, and osinwdiately slier was seized with the most so,. lent pails, whirl, became Fit excessive that she with difficulty presented herself from falling. A graileenstri, who was pass• tog at the time, assisted Inv into a shop, and she then disco. 'Teed that her cloths and neck 1ter..11.17 IllUlh burnt. The Prisoner was afterwards apprehended by Stereos, ono of the Soo-street patrol, at a public•house, to Drurylatte. She was remanded. MARLBOROUGH STREET. ATTEMPTED ROBBERY (IF THE COUN rEsN POUI.ETT'S HOUSE. Yesterday information was received Si this office that a., attempt h... 1 been made lu rub the horse of the Coons. Id Poulett, in Grosvenur.i•yaare, the pretesting night. 00e ~1' the foots•° saw Ike rubber descending front the iron ra,:x lute the bark kitchen area, fie iiistantly ran lu the lidddel dour and called the watchman; is the melon the rut out a pane of alas. to the door which cumuoinient.d the pantry, where he expected to rind the plate, which rt.- *bled him to remove the bull, but the arrival of the wat, h. man pat him to Bight lie wis sexes by Iwo :enamel) wt... were tossing fount I I pie Nit: corner, getting oui of 'Ls are.., and was instantly pursued, but he effected his e..c•.pe. QIITE'I IQUAItr. SINGULAR CASE OF SEDUCTION. A lady, who gave her name Sonia, was elvarged at ih I °their with being atee•sary to the sedoeliun of a yooog w,.. anon, who has mirmeirlmibly vanished from her frig nets. It appeared that a few month* ago, a geritlesnals h.r.one enamoured of the fair fugitive, then an mosaic of a fatrolv • short distance from town, oil the Essex road ; hr tuned on a sort of correspondence with her for some time, and used every artifice and intrigue in his power so persuade Iser to elope with him to London, but prudence pot wailed, and she srl Id nut lisle.. to his irropusals unless upon hooolii - able terms. The Prisoner, who wag stated to be the lady of an Iss!f p3y officer, in a shun time after went into the country, nod run. 'rived to grt herself isslrodrised to the ussfortussate spouse woman above alluded to. She was but too successful in tor intrigues, ■pd prevailed upon her estisin to accompany h r to Loudon. The friend. and parrots of the fugitive brcans• alarmed, and or Swum diate parsuit was made, they traeril her to Greteistich, and there lust all tine, but througis tawnies t ., 0 1 the Police, the Prisoner was made out in ilfs atinster, where she passed by a different 'lame to that sine assumed its the country. She was taken into restudy :sod brought before Mr. White, the Magistrate, ssh-re she no derweut a must sign' exainsisation, but she protested ►er s.o woreuce, and dewed any Itssowledge of the fugitive or he gallant. Two of the unfortnnate young woman's siste►s swore so the identity of the Prisoner, ns to her boug the prints" had heat to the country, and succeeded in CS , r)iag so. r Others said she h,d been znilty e.I 4Oni!ar ntri-ivvii 11 Kent, and had 11(411 CI:11101111ed 'only ?I ,, se Aro to ‘l•l3.ltuut gaol, b) the Magni' otos of the count y, for 11 like crtme. Mr. White said, he would not &tam the P. ouoirr ewer, but would give ktr librity to mike out the female wb !m -emo, the dupe of In r Natal e4,ur the who 11.‘ Aar con cealed; it she fails to du thi• -he ..1 be .41,•,+.:u apprehiroded, and dealt with according tti HATTO!, GARDPII.' Yesterday llartha Green, a mairaia4luoilog;;;,;», war brought up oil a wursant, don gesth, LottisaKtear, •ts inlet, stir( loottiii;; yuoug W 411141), witliassauhing sod be.tis thg her. lieu the Prisoner was put to the bar the ex claimed, 'oblong, " *TM a hard case, your Worship, that sus owes (luta should Wing me here its a wain's'', purely fur giving he, a slight slap of the face fur betug los pet t tuent to me : she is the eltlert of Chat chitties' l have ltviug out of twelve I hail by her father." complaint. Young woman, what have yow to say sgriust Magistrate.— prisoner, bold your tongue till hear the your mother? but she was Dever mail to my lather the cubabiltd t.r troth's.; Complatn.tut.—Your Worship, she certainly us to to certainly is my trotlarr ; ther , ►he cutiabii‘d * 1.1 1 } ' I# f, f