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The Real Waist welt be represented in the last serer. The Doors will bo opened at Six "'Clock, •nd the Per allefmacet casement** Quarter before Seven —Boxes, 41. Pli: Ss—Galles', Ir. Places for the Boxes may be taken of Mr. Sleek, at She Theatre, from Tee till Four; and at Mr. Chapple's, Royal Library, Pall mall. Oa Muoilay brat will be performed, The Heart of Mid- Lothiasi: Mailer %Vildfire, by Mrs. Egerton. After which, ' a piece forreded ern Deaf end Dumb, ICING'S TIIRATRR. THE LMT NIGHT OF THE PRESENT OPER home after Spencer heal left the harm. At shout three eefielt witness left her master reading, in the small pas lour by the fire side. She went up to her master's heal-mem pr bfack the ire place. Sbe hail net been in that room ahoy. a tome te when stn heard a great lallsiug. The room was appose pairofnairs. The window of the apartment looked into her master's garden. First heard the talking as about three o'elawk. • Spencer she Ural time he came did not slop Show half an hour. The lirittla beak, lived scenes the chereb.eard from her master'. house. There was the garden, a small crok and the church yard between their houses. Could ant say c hat the distant* between the Iwo houses might he. . Ilse went to the niadow on bearing the talking s h e had miesstiosied. The window looked into the garden. She saw Sir Andrew Brittlehank, William Hrittlehauk, Francis itriattithintlk, Dr. Spencer, and he► master. From the house they wipe ►hen shout eight sir nine yards. They had gone into the garden through the yard. They could go into the garde, from the chorch-yard, without coniiiig through the house. When wirers. saw dwell they were id/staling on the gravel walk. They all mood In gather, against or shout her master. Spencer was walking about behind him. William, Andrew, and Francis were arm log their fingers and Whin. They weir close to Caddie. Sho heard her master say apparelling, bet be spoke au low that witness could nut comprehend *halt he *assaying. Mr. W. Brittlebaiik answered him, anil said, " I did consider yon as a friend." IYituess ran down slilirs a kalsessnaint ameelsody -isLidsensitsolmsimeer'Alir. slid Mrs. 'them lived in the house with their tensity. Witness could find nobody but Mrs. William, mid the told her what she had observed. Witness ran up stairs again immediately, and got into the witidow seat again. Weis 1101 ahseist a minute from the upper room. Getting into the window again, she saw at that instant W. Brittlebaok. fire • pistol. W. Brit tlebauk was then stand ing at the end of the walk nest to Milo. Coddle was standing on the gravel-walk opposite W. Brittlebank with his side toward,. the witneea. Cuddle had his lice nearly turned to wittiest. W. Hritilebank was standing fifteen or sixteen yards from Mr. Caddie. He had hi. beer bent. When he fired lie stood Nil:walk her mauler. The pistol went off—she saw her mattier pot both his hands towards his belly, and Andrew and Freewill Britllebank, and Spencer ran across the grass plat toward. hint. They (the Brittleharika and Spencer) gut round her master. William Beittlehank ran wrestle Mr. Caddie. The iostnest witness got iota the window thesacond time, she that saw 11'illinm Briltlibeek and her master. They all ran Lucent. her master. William Urittlehatik gut to him first. The others were alibi father from her master than Wm. Iliittlehank was when he find. The Ps orourra were on the grass-plat, hut she did not see them dariag the firing. Did nut know bow far they were off, but she saw them run from the irrassplat. She ■aw Wm. Hrittlehauk fall down nu his knees at her master's feet, and he titled his hands and raid, " The Lord hare merry en me !" Whea she first saw her master on returning. to tlw winaluw, she did wit see anything at all in his hand. She then came down stars. Saw nothing afterwards in her master's hand. She remained at the window about a minute. She immediately went down stairs. When ►he gut down, they hid gut her mauler into the small parlour, which she had 111 CM be fore. The door was held to. She tried to get iu two or three tiir.em, bus could not. They held it to, she believed. fur it could be fastened no other way. After she had tried it two or three linter, the dour was opened. She met Edmund Spencer coming 0111, rind Andrew Brit tlebank and Francis. She was at the door when the three Pennine's came out. Spencer said, " You must go and make your master', bed." When the door was opened, she did nut see Woe Millie bank. She never saw him after he ►ta op to her master. IVituess did nut see hair master in the small parlour. She went to make the bed. She was followed by A. Britilehank sad Spencer. Beloit she could lay the clothes straight they came up stairs with her master. They asked her to quit the room while they put him lo bed. She quitted the room on their telling her to go. Wheal they had got him into bed she went in again. It was but a short time before she west in. She had not been down stains, but in another roum. Whets admitted she saw Andrew go to her master's bed side. Andrew tint his baud out. Her master was its bed. Andrew said, " Caddie, will you shake tuna', WM forgive?' Her master shook his head, and did not do it. She beard nothing said by him. She did not hear or see any thing more iu the room, at that time. She went into the garden nu the Thurs. day, when the inquest was held on her master. Sheaved she place where Mr. Wm. Brittlrbank had stood, to Mr. J. All. sop, Mr. Woolley, and Robert Hartle. They went to search the end of the walk where W. Hrettlebatik stood. She sbew. ed when both the parties stood. , • Via Ma WO CS T IIS EVENING. SATURDAY, Augtot 18. will be performed Mozart's Opera I.E NOZZE DI FIGARO. &swim the Acts a Divertisemest. After the Opera, that Ballet entitlal GNONE ET PARIS. Applications fur Boxes sad Tidiest to be toads to Mr. Ebert., Bookseller to his Majesty, TT, Old Bowd.street. en ddie and lay lint I ut his s mist band; Cuddle bad rather 01:1C side towards wile ers ; Frauris Brittlebank stepped up to him and laid bold of his Irflarm• thew took bawl away to Mr. Cuildie'• house. • Prtier 74. John Alsip exed used by Mr. Deuniate.—Lfreel at Wee'leYi West to Mr. Withl .rer's premises ou the trial May last; it was nester three o'cli .ek;thsti two wheat he want; Ise met F.. Spencer and Aside eve Brittleheallt ; I.e men them in the yard sal Ceddiesa hutted ; thought Mr. Andrew Bratlebarik ap peared a 'good .1 eal agitated. He said, • 1 hope yea have nothing amiss, M . Brinkbask." He smile sta shower. Spear tee requested wie!was to walk into the home and these lie would relate what had passed, and holy he had hemaardeployed. Waists' lived or I is property. He maid iota the afilialt room. Only Spencer and himself Were pretreat when dreet went in. lie thosght Mr; Andrew Brinkbaok came in iitersands. Spencer said he be !weed Dr. Cuddle was aseriaSr tellesawlede and that there wen ano hopes of his recovery. He told how hr had been sent ft 'r from Bakewell. • He raid, " I was sera fur from Bakewell . to Odd°, With an impression ott my mild that it wait to attend Illlsr i lirittleballk. On my arrival at Oddo, 1 was told Ity • Mr. W. Beittlebatik, no. that he had seat for me to Wait the remit of a challenge, which be bed sent to Mr. Coddit bat that Dr. Caddie referred accepting t, sad be wisheder eta earry a enerivnte to Dr. Cuddle ow that sobject. On missed ruing *bunt it • short time, I cuincialind to carry the message, which was to this effetierrabsee Caddie) refused act tern,' the ehniellillente,"bs (Mr. W. erne*. hank) would port hum tap as a coward. He said be had come veyed that nienago , in roamer to which the Doctor said, " I will out accept a eh alleuge, and if W. Brittlebank pools me es a coward, 1 will horsewhip him whenever or wherever I meet him." On gratin Dr. Cuddir's menage to W. Brit ilehenk, he said, " he would go personally himself." They went—William Bo itilebeuk and Spencer (Spencer said) to Dr. Cuddle's seeder,. He went into Dr. Cuddle's Maine and told him that W. II eittlehook was waiting to see him is the garden and wished to speak with him, when Dr. Coddie said " 1 will not fight him. but if he wishes to speak to ate, I have no objectiotia to going to him." They went, and had beeti but a eery few minutes together whin the firing took place. Speue.r, he thought, bad mentioned the mann of Brittlerbank 110 more. Witness went with Spencer into the garden ; Le aria d, as Dr. Caddie was mortally wounded, and there were no hope. of his recovery, whether witsess) did slot think the Brittlebanks had better escape, atid.asked wittiest if be world suggest this to them ? Witness said, " No, I will bane nothing to do with the beelines " This was all, lie believed, that had pitied in the garden. After. wards suniebody bad asked the deceased whether he wished to see a Clergyman Mr. Cuddle replied, " Yet." Mr. Thorn bill's warns war meortioned. Could out say that the deceased bid said more thillt !' yes." Mr. A. Bankbook was is the room, aud raid, Mr. Theinthill is oat at this time in Winster. Witness said, be believed the Rev. Mr. Saxton was at Darley, and if Mr. Cuddle w,rlies it, he would fetch him; witness immediately set off, and Mr. Strain returned with him ; was back, he believed, in a quarter of an hour Mi. Andrew Britilebank bad no cionvertation with him at that time; he did nut go into the room to Mr. Coddle; Mr. Nation went in alone. Mr. Saxton came down and went with Andrew Brittlebank to °Aldo. Mr. Andrew Britilebasik wished wit ness nut to say what Spencer bad told hint. This wish was expressed after witness re turned from fetching Mr. Samoa. Witness afterwards found a ball in the garden. He searched for the ball, the place being pointed out to him. He finned • hall three yank behind where Mr. Cuddle was suppmted to hare stood. Mr. Hartle took the ball. The last t.me he saw Mr. Spencer it was is a room •t Mr. Cieldir'e (rouse after the icing; he (Mr. Spencer) said he understood it was necessary to give bail, and asked if he (+auras) had sly objectio' to be bail for ham? He declined, and sail it was a pity that somebody had nut heno called in to prevent the duel. He (Spencer) said he had not thought they were g g to fight, but only to speak to each other. Crum-examined by Mr. Juan Bahout.er-Spencer said that he had delivered Brittlehaules wanner, mud carried bark the message of Caddie, that if W. Beitilebenk posted him, he (Cuddle) would horsewhip W. Brittlelnnk whets or wherever he might meet him, trivia which Mr. W. Britt lebank said be would gee personally himself and speak to bow. Robert Hartle examined by Mr. Phillips—Witness lived •t Wiener ; was near Cuddles garden en the 22d May be tween three o'clock ; saw the titer:v.ld minutiae iu lilt Garden, and also saw the Panniers and William Britileltaiik. Mr. Andrew liatilebank stood is hale behind Caddie, aud Spencer on the left, a little shone Mr. Cuddie ; saw William Brittlebank running np to Mr. Caddie ; heard sonic words, and thee two reports of guns or pistols before he saw any use ; then he ran ten or twelve paces towards the garden, and saw the parties. Buittlebank ran and knelt down and took Mr. Cuddle's right hand between his bands ; some conversation seemed to pact, brit he could not say what; Mr. Caddie began to sink, and Andrew Rrittlebank then took hold of Cuddle's right shoulder, and Mr. Spencer took hold of his left arm, and proceeded towards the house with Cuddie ; he awn went away, and fetched a resort named Beaidow, a woodman ; was afterward,. iii Withanes house ; it might be half an hour or more ; took l'oplis with bier, and took Spencer into custody, and Olio A lideew Britilebank did not take Francis Brittle bauk into custody, but he was brought into the room ; be returoed to the garden in ten minutes after the Prialrilre had been conveyed to Outdo and searched, Mr. Allsop and Mr. Woolley teeing with him;- they fontid a ball on the stroked or third step, above the gram I walk, from where Coddie had stood ; it was three yards or more ; lie gave the ball to Mr. Woolley ; the ball was flat teueel on both sides ; there was an imeressiou of somethien s he could out say what, but it haul the appearance of a bullet Renewed ; raw William Brinkbank in the garden ; he saw him Mara (.um Caddie, and take a pistol from the gnawed; this was immediately after lie had taken Caddie into the house, whim lie (William Beinlanek) came out with lair brother Francis. Dd not see William Daniel/mirk event tat carrying Coddle into the house, but mew hies take alp the pistol afterwards; it had the appearance of a horse root ; be carried it tow:tido Outdo; Francis Brittlebsak welt with William; this was before Fraseis was in custody; remembered being with Spencer ire the garden; it might be five o'clock. Spencer their said to him, " Shoemaker, do you thing any body saw the affair ?" Witold* sant, ".What think you, Sir?" He (Mr. Spencer) said, " I think they did not, but 1 was in the bowie, rad a d—d good job it was." Witness theta said to Spencer, " I believe that I saw it." Spencer asked witness who he saw there ? Witness answered, that he had seen three of Mr. Brittlebank's soil., and Mr. Spencer. He then said, " Did you, by Cod?" Witness said be had seen him (Speiteer), and then " he d—d his soul if lee did out wish himself 100 miles off." That was all Speacer said. Jobs, li.a,doter Invert al %Vow'''. Hr d•4eili•e.l the ra,- Piing of Mr. Curldie from the g•rden to the house. a..; hic, been deueribed by former witmoser. Hr 114.1. W. Kr:Wri..4k corm! back sr ith• hot brother Francis. Earls tuk.k u 4. •0111"- thing •hp h hr put under bi 3 co4l, au! tlry walked 41 tog, thee toe art!. Oddo. 771PATKNATITAL, DRURZLANR. T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Aug. Is, his ihianly•• Servants will perform TH-R CORONATION. • - The liapeenekno amosseeste frau Wialienine 1011111...5t i The Seennd Neese, lie Interine , af. ii. Abbec.,--Thieliio.' and Int rodtetory likwite. nehieb Rea gifi will iiiimblever a new Cowie Mon, N mod lie Coesistion. Old Rowland sad Its. Fieuelb litesse. the Hall, in the course et wkieta the Grand Entre of the Champion. . -- -----• • • Ralph Toplis esameted In Mr. Pittr.t.tes —S .61 In• ...., called on to go no Mr. Cuddle, eu the 11.'d of Mir. :••• went. This was shoat three o'clock. Wore.. wit: uou• • r Mr. Caddie's executory. vrh... he went Mi. Cuddre u:: up status on the, bird, Lb... Spencer was in the room, mot others, hot hr did nut recollect their names; .poke to air. Cuddle after he had been is the ramp some trey; s perms in the rout.' asked Mr. Cuddle how the oulavutuee hems. $a happenr4, Spencer u,: pre•till. Ruth Witham examined by Mr. Ptitt.t.tes —Me. Cuthlie lodged at her house. She remembered *erase endilie is Os. afterscros of the 2241,aif May, between thief au r o'clock. She slaw bias below before he stag takes. up s Amliew and William Srittl e ba n k we n t h ere, au " ! SY . ' tst:;.. mid to Cuddle, .‘ I dotal): yule ate killed " r ilk 11,. Gouda on his side, and said / "It it tram." , Coddle es,. • medical pe r s on . H e t taken top Males that afternoon. • ' : 4"-. Italy Toplis was called again mid esernilphil.letyea. ...Hr. Codas was • aorgeon; he was 31 ) sof age; b.; 4114PEethis Awl bows In4kgrotiry _. Examined hylße.ThlTllpit.—C ( iikle Said flisfrait. 1 1 47.1 hauk's servaut brought Lima letter ore the night before, and said he must lake back an answer. Hrl ep lied that it rctpitie.l tau answer. The same servant came on the following otree log. and said Mr. Wm. Britilebank insist, d us having so engem. Coddle said, I shall not scud it., answer Le any t ii ii. letter. H,.• *mil, while recountieg this, " I'm ill—l'm ill" Mr. Si:mire'. said, he would relate what h 'ponied inst....l.f bins. air. Sion:ear told witness that to. Isla rules dean or alr. Cuddle's and wished to speak to him." I ill . usif_•sno•te business hrt.reru hum and Mr. Mini. b.ti k. Ile said, “ Mr, Britilebank wishes you to seed au /Mall. r to the 1. tier, ue make him an apology." Caddie replii d that he %lionld send no sassier, tool had no apology to make Sur,,, er said skiu.. He also said he had gone aw..y and return. d in • AY, i tome, and toll the deceased that Mr. W. Hritiltbank ea. its the garden, mail wished to speak with him. Willie.. Wall called out, sod hrnrd no more at that tio.e. lie ,the deceased) said the letter was its his coat pocket, soul wittiest, wrist and fetched it.—[Theletter was herr produced by the uiteess.] Cross Malllilled by Mr. CLAnkr.WIS one of the rat co tors its Mr. Colds. Mr. Andrew Rritilehank Millie the de ceasett's u ill ini the daj after the accident. DM too heat• the deceased express a wish that Mr. Spencer shamfd Mr um. of the ex. rotors. He named nobody lint Mr. Woolley 2.1.1 witueut. A nth ow ttrittlrhauk er..s nut thrre .6.0 11/1111.Yea writ.. It wilt saltness that fetched Mr. A. liestilebeik from Odd*, to make the sill. [A paper seas Irene predtteed which witness said had not been :lock op by his authorily; he knew nothing of It.] Arthur 'l'mvidow iderittfied the hand-weillag of Mr. Wm. Brittlebasik in the letter sent to Mr. Caddie. (Ire crust-examination hr stated Mi. Caddie to bac.. been on the Moat friendl terms with the Brittle-bangs. He had received several perimiary aids ; he believed that a slots of his wart now in the hand, of the Brittleiratub. Ile reams': tweed Mr. I'. Britth bank being with his fatlii%r at Ashhors fair; trustees was with him. Mr. F. &mit-hank west to Ashburn on the Sunday, sad returned late on the al:nutty night. Miss Ilritilebauk was is a very \sc.!, and Isparta state of health; Mr. caddie attended her tip t . some alms in the year la2t3—ilte end of 1/120. Prom that lids. ilia M. 'looney between the families fell oft'; did not know that they ever dun-a or Iriested with each. other. CuAtli.• 1.a.1 toot bees io slic honor nf the ftritilehannka after that lime. DJ suit know of Spe.lll-tf being tern Alf. Thu letter tent to Mr. Clluldir Ism in W• Urittleberik's band-wriiing. It was lea follows : 11.--Gallery, Seeeed Price, NEW THEATRE-ROYAL. HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING, svruituA) . , Aug. 18, will be performed a new Cuairtly, io three acid, called RISE AND FALL. The Principal Characters by M Jean, Terry, Wil burn% Taykere,Ozberry, Decamp. Lacy, Baker, Younger ; Mrs. Chatierley, Mrs. Tayleare, Mn. Pearce, Miss Beyer, and Mrs. Cuseeey. _ After which A DAY AFI EH THE WEDDING. Col. Free Wye, Mr. Jules; Lord RiveW, il '' Bi►er. Ladd• Elizabeth Freelute, Mrs. Chatterley. To which will be added THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. The General, Mr. Terry; the Maripii., Mr. Decamp; insliati, Mr. Lacy Nicolas, Mr. Tayleitre; Mathis,. Mr. Williams. Jells, Rim Yousag ; Cecily, Mrs. Pearce; Flora, Mrs. Tayleore. Dunn io be opened al llolipaol Si: o'Clock—the Play to hei at Seven. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massinghatn, at the 'theatre. I.B.—Private Boxes may be had nightly, by application at the Box-office. Oa Monday, Rise sad Fall—Sylsmer Dargersrood—aud radiance so Rubbery. 4.1 a TataOay, Fuutaiwablear—Loves'a Quarrels—and The Ilhinigitt Roar. a.ro irsartrrusey, Mac sea r.ll--mfae, which, Aires time, ptt► Gook Aire, is •ne act, called Matt - 16.18 . ..king—•66 Let, Laughs at Lositsmatbs. TIIEATRCIIGYAL, ENGLISH OP LIM-HOGS E, STIM ND. PHIS EVENING. SATURDAY. Aug. IS. will be perforated (third time) • oleo Melo drama, sr tiro acts, miird •• Mr Win Caddie, A potheealy; " Monday Evening. Slit—l exprei 'mei:faction for she insult yuu have dared tootler sue, tat the time when you knew that any situation with an Wide.* woniase prevented my chastising yosi...- Nllllll. ! . 4 , 11r time and place. The beater will wait for an miswer.—Sir, your uhedirut Servant, " W. BIIIrTLECANK. " Shall be attended by a fi lend, and prepared with pistols, and it )iiu don't melt me 1 shall poet yen as a coward. " Jahn Flint. eaamiu.d by Mr. Pitibbles.—la a aurgcon rr sid:ag at Wiiii.trr. War called 11160.1 on the 22. d of May, by Mr. F. Britilebank, f - Lo desired him to go wills Isis,. ill precut mho had Trent,. d a ball. Ile then lived at Will:s warth, Sic or six miles from Witeiter. Francis Britt'. bank requested vettnrim to lake such things agile thought He went to Mr. Caddie's house, and found Mr. Cmhiie to bed. Mr. Spencer was silting by him. Mr. Cuddle turned down the (lathes fur him its see the WOlllllll. Ile found the ball had rottreal the abdomen on the right side, about an and a half from the navel. Had souse con luau writ Spiouar, who told him they had been Aghting a duel. W i t. nem. asked him the p.isititin in which Mr. Caddie had stood when he received the ball. He described him sr slat...hug sidewsys. {gnaws then asked S!.encer how he came to have any thing to do with it' He seemed to consider the swatter very lightly. He said he would tell bow he Lid hero into il. He :Gilded, that Mr. F. Brittlebank recut uueo to Stairwell that morning, and said be must go triune with hies to %Viiistrr. Spencer said he mid him he was very busy at that time, and if coming user in do. afterouots would du, it would snit him mach better. Mr. P. Brow. bank said, " No, my brother wishes to see you immediately, and you must go alone: with inn!' Mr. Spencer knowing, of the dispute between Brittlebailk nasal Cuddle, thought he had beets called 'sputa In attend Win Brittlehank. He refereed with Mr. F. Brit thsbank to Wunder. When he got there Mr. W. Heinle_ back a.keal if he had any objection to carry a challenge to Mr. Caddie ? Ile said he had not ; he knew Mr. Caddie very well, and would take the challenge just as he gave it, and bring back the annoyer she same. lie Sent to Mr. Caddie's house; found Lou •1 home, mid •utered into conversatioa with hint. Ile talked with him professionally some titre, and drank a hutile of ale with bun before Le delivered his Intl, stage. lie then said, " Mr. Cuddie, I ant come ma some cm. pleasant Aso:int:sit " Mr. Caddie exclaimed, " What ! trims Brittliebask?" He aid, " Yee, lime tunaght you a Chill. Image, and I will take she assurer bark just as you give it." Mr. Cuddle then said that lie had received the challenge user night, and that he should still refuse soy thing of the kind. Noshing more was then and, and witness returned 10 MI CII4IIIIIV, aid examiesed his wound, and found the boll passed Wt. ass inch and a half above the left hip Had se• doubt that that wound was the cause of Lis 6,1 h. Cl 11..: • dared the %%nand to be mortal the MI/OW.t he sow it; Mr. Woolley and Mr. Toplis were then prtseut ; Dr. Fon wan there lbw next warning; Mr. G. 41 game that same evening. burl examined Mr. Caddie. The examiiranois was taken dusts in writing ; Mr. Gel% Mr. Thurubill, said weinesa being pre.ent. Dr. Fux was present the veal morning ;be Inmueht a paper with grime questions malts uu .t, relating tu this affair. [The Judge thank( the paper mentioned "light 10 be pro mid objected ta the cuutsauation tat the .smainstion on matters which that document might bring in the mint - iisfaclury minim before the Coml.] THE MILLER'S MAID. The Miller, Mr. Bartley; Geom.., Mr. T. P. Cooke; Giles, Mr. Emery (his 3.1 appearance on t►is sine); Matty, Mr. Maley; Old Clanger, Mr. Rosbutharo. Dame, Mrs. Grove; the Miller's Maki, Miss Kelly. At;er shirk, 11111 time, • new Comic Piece. in one art, celled TWO WIVES! Or, A HINT To HUSBANDS. Sir William Prime, Mr. W. Briniest; Mr. Tomah , r, Mr. Rolibulham Flank, alias Caplan) Roatire, alias Liik”rr 101111.0 a, alias Humplwy ('lad, Mr. Her:.). Lid) , riulie, 0 1, 1.Griore; MM. Trimmer, Mrs. Milk. earcluile with ('2lst time) a uew Petite Piece, iu twu sets, callsil I.OV OS DREAM. Cross-examined by Mr. CLattgr,aen.—Fler master lodged at Mr. Wiihasu's. The garden belonged to the house. The door of the garden opened into the church-yard. through which they could pass to Mr. lisyislebanlea house, The path through the charch.yard was the common way to Mr. Witham's—to the family—she meant nut to any hotly else. She saw the parties she had mentioned tanning from this grass-plat. Saw their hats move. Mr. F. Fhitilebauk came Dot of the small room. Did nut know Hod be went in Glob medical avoidance. A medical gentleman came, hut she did 11111 kiwia that he had been fetched by Mr. F. Brittlehaiik. Wilms, knew Miss Britilehank ; she was in • had state of health. Mr. Caddie bad attended on her as a medical man. Could not say that Mr. Cuddle had receives' many civilities from the family of the Briltlebtiska. Did nut know that he was particularly innovate with Mr. F. Drittlebank. They were nut paitsrularly intimate, but they all came to Cad die's house. Mr. Andrew Brittle's:auk was in habit of visiting Mr. Caddie un • Sunday evening. and sitting with liini fur bouts. Did out know that Mr. Andrew It. Ogle hank had leas Mr. Caddie money. Did nut remember that he had bought 'logical instruments fir him. Was newe r pre_ scut when Ibis was said. Did nut recollect Mr. A. !little batik bringing any thing for her master (rum Loudon. Re-esainined by Mr. PHlLLl,4—('maid out say how long the visiting hststeen (be families bad ceased before live 2241 of May. Did not recalled that they had visited since about Christmas last year. Thought Francis Britilebank had curve to her master's house after Christmas. By lire ADOI—The window, when she looked into the garden, was shim Was quite sloe she heard W. Brittiebauk use the words, " The Lord have mercy on one !" DiJ not hear her master say any thing whets he pressed his hands on his body. He shed un Wednesday afternoon ; did HOl know at what time; was with him till the time of his death area sioally, hot nut constantly; he retained his. senses au the cud as far a. sire v.lrverved. Ftrilel;rk Easy. Mr. %ranch; Simeon. Mr. Ihrlry; Henry 31r. Penman ; Jlr. Dor turr t 31r. Itur but loam ; lAryt,, Mr. Murlry. Cectlix Vollmer, Mist Kay ; Nlarsa, /11,. U.)31, Boxes, 5A.; Seenail Price, 3s.—Pit, 35.; Second P. ice, 1.. 6 , 1 I °err Gallery. 25.; Second Prier, Is.—Upper tidd lers, Is.; Scruiid Price, 6d. upt u al Half-punt Six, the Performance to begin at Seven. Os Idesday, The Miller's Maid—Two Wives—sod Is He haloes? SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS 111PRIFAMED FOR SMALL DEISTS, Cn•es-«r.rl, Strand, July 4, 1021. BENEFACTIONS sINCE •I'llE I,AsT REPORT, viz. Y r. d. Thy Rev. William Clearer The ker. Dr. H.-M■ Ann. 2 2 0 J. F. Mews's., Esq. A 2 2 Mies Webb . . A. 2 2 0 Uri. %%'. bb, E.g. fur the late Mrs. Josses of Williams I).srw►, Ebq A Miss Chaser LaJp Clorkitie IT.. Wpm, per Hammarrslrys lieeleassm-Gemeral Cars weight, per listorea ..A. Williams Feller, Esq. per ditto A. B. Mr. Fadem A J. A. Uslid, Egg ••• ••1 A. G. I • . • J. Tresrslliaa. F.sq. Mrs. Tivrili.is hod Cu. (.4.11. A reastiise Fiiagensld ...... .... 2 2 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 5 0 10 5 5 0 5 5 0 2 0 o 2 2 0 2 2 0 5 5 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 5 11 0 2 2 0 10 0 11 20 11 0 10 11 0 1 1 0 0 5 11 Elizabeth Stine., ekatniord by Mr. Lloyd Williams —lived at Winster ; the house she lived at was opposite tu that when Mr. csid,fig lived; pall Mr. Spencer on Tuesday the MI May; saw him go up Mr. Caddie's garden ; he went to the lionise; saw hint in the front garden; saw bins return; he had been there hut a ve►y few minutes—about tee ur three minutes ; saw him afe►wards when Mr. Cudilie was is the r ,ntr.trii with hint ; saw Mr. Spencer and Mr. Ciiddie come down the garden together from the house about three o'clock it the afternoon; she was in the kitchen window where she lived, standing en a stout; that window was higher than the garden, and she could see from it all over the garden almost. She saw Mr. Spencer go float Mr. enclitic on the gra...plat ; Mr. Caddie , IMP iya the gravel-walk; they were not a loug way from the horse; could nut rightly tell al what distance they stood, but it was gait a twig way. Mr. Spencer came down with Mt. Cuddle, then stepped un the gem:.-plat, leaving Mr. Caddie on the gravel•walk, oar 0550 side, with hia arm hanging dues; she looked at Mr. Cuddie, and thought be seemed to be in a study—to be 'Woking. Immediately there was a abut : there were two reports at nue time. Sp e ncer was a few yards distant (tont Mr. Caddie with Mr. Andrew Ilrittlebank and M►. Francis Ilrittlelmiik. When the report took place •he slaw Mr. Caddie clap his him! to his right side, but m ver saw him more ■ny Inure; saw nobody in the garden but those she had mentioned. Front where she was, she could see up the gravel walk to the end uf the steps, hat not to the far end of the garden; wit iicoi lived with Mr. Taylor; saw Mr. Spencer step up tu Mt (:. *m1.1'01'16,64 Esq. Hubert 8*44 lay, Esq. S. F.. pot 'Grassier A Lady e. K. yr r thwka Illatker, Esq. t of a Hackney-coach Ilse Cross-exsanined by Mr. CLARKE.—Was a shoemaker lir. ins at Wilmer. First told what he had now stated before the Coroner's Inquest. lie had told the same in substance as he had sow told. He swore before the Coroner, that be had seen a person behind Cuililie that be did nut know. That was true to the hest of his beli, f. Did not recollect saying that Andrew Briitlebauk was there. The inquest was held three days after the duel. Every thing connected with it was nut fresh ill his mist.' then. He could rerolket some things better now Haas lie did at that time. The person that he said before the ("wooer was one that lie slid not know, lie had believed to he tine of the Hrittlebank fsmily. Mr. Chddie on his drat,* lied least said it was Andrew Briule- He did not stale this before the Coroner, because lie was not asked the growl .... . He weight have omitted sane thing that he had now slated on the Coroner's Inquest. He wonkl nut swear that he had then staled Spencer to hive held the laegusge which he described air 14, have used to day, but what lee had now stated was true. He was nut able to tell all he kaew before the Coroner, as he was nut well, having bees two nights without sleep. Many things went out of his recollection at that time; he told the Coro ner all that be could then recollect; he believed that be recollected what Mr. Cuddle bad said, but could not tell whether lie had sworn to Ibis before the Coroner. 1:100 19 0 lli.rharged and relieved from various Prisons VC Minors, for the suss of Coosidered the Ceres of 45 Prtitionrs, , , Approved Keened fur Cbaraelers I retifiuns, Itrj.efell Asd esossiered loadani:sible I The witness cross-. samined by £4r. 'trader, said, on going to Mr. Cuddisoi., be found Speneer sitting by i.ty b. d ad. Witness tiled Colette once, and once he was bled by Spence, though certainly not by his %s in desire. Dr. Fox scarf.• ed Winder between wile and ten &clot k on t'le follonioe 'nursling. Dr. Fox was a physician residing u, Derbs his sun was a meson, and had accompanied ii in to :Ili. Cuddle's. liars see received by Jobe Camden N►ild. F.ati. the ssA.sirs r, Cheyise-isalk, Chelsea: alto by Messes. Henries, 1. 339'1hr►, awl Ca. SI. Jamciewatecirl ; 31e.srs Roarer, Flee'. *lit" ; Meso.rs. White/erre sod Co. Lvesbsrd•etrerl ; Alresrs. Clocks, Orel 4, slid Ridge, Maris; cars; Messrs. Dormer and Cr. Fierb.isse, Condon'; Nome. HNwwrrsMys, twill; Meson, beers sod Cr. 77, I.rodsord.rooret ; soul by :11r. Cresewell, the St arias', No. 7, Crevissaireet. Strand, ahrre the Rorke way be Si,.. by arse elm see inclined ist sapiyart this Charily, sod Wow the Swift seri nu the Indl Wed's, sell to erect month. Dr. run rrameinecf by Mc. Dt/IMAIC—Woo rifled ttp.ni at five o'clock on the %Vectored.) , nrocinerr to att. tot a CUM tlensan olio had been %rumpled in • duel. Went woth t.ti sod Mr. Shaw, and found the ercresed in a ctrit At3if. eudthe retained the perfect use of his sense. till wtt6tu lull ~.... r -- - LAMA Mr : 191111Uge 41 noon, by Jr..a Egerton. After which, Previous to iirlileb will be per imeaserierrialti 4 r ftsomed fie Comedy inf Imre'. &rumens ; aura a piece foriadrd ow Deaf and Dumb, A CH EWE OR MY BARKER . is which Mrs. Eyck,* will swans the principal clurscier. Sir W Wel Wildlirr, Sir . W. H. Williams; Sir Galiwirl Peeper, Mr. Gallic; Arthur Wild6re, Mr. Cooper• 'nook r H E NEXT or ii I N (if NW 9f AltilliEW._ Cleverly, Mr. Bassett ; Jolter. Me , Kaishil. Mi .4 1 124PERIION. late a Seaman belonging to the Clio dilligllM, allimanakeen 4 Ake* • c India Merchant Sip Chiming. deceased, by applying to Mr. Tu easiehode with the Farce el Owns, No. 3, Bell-yard, Doctors' Commons, may bear of HOW TO DIE FOR Love. sontethiuttu lbeir adiaotage. Baron Allorf, Mr. Foote; Capt. Blumenfeld, Mr. Barnard; Capt. Thalwiek, Mr. Russell; Trick, Mr. W. H. Williams; .....—.....—.....e____ ._ _ -.. Trap, Mr. Knight. Charlotte, Miss Cobalt. DERBY ASSIZES. Bulges, 7s ; &nod Prier, 31. 6.l.—Pit, 3s. fiil.; Second Price, Rs.—Galkey, Is.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal. DERBY TUESDAY, AUGUST 14. WI, Is.; Seamed Price, ed. c FATAL DUEL. This mornitif the trial of Andrew Brililekink, Francis Brillfrbonk, and krimund Spencer,clonaed with the mur der of Mr. William Cudilie, soirgeon. of Winster, came on. From the I "it taordi oar y interest which the case tactic:l, the County [lntl, al nn early hour, was placed in a stair of siege. The Judge'. house. the garden-door, and the entrance to Vfehster'ii hotel, were attempted by numbers who from their in filieliee in the town, and from their IEIIOIIII respectability, considered themselves entitled to those facilities which those avenues may have afforded on lets important UCCIIOI , IIN. Rut the efforts and applications mask• for admission is those quarters 180..110'6c' orders having been issued to prevent strangers from being admitted into the Hall before the Court assembled. The Prisoners we►e brought into Court by Mr. Elton, the gaoler, before the 11311 was throws, open to 11w public. They appeared deeply and properly erected by the aural si !nation in which they w. le Owed, and their humbled and twenmisig deportment inipired a lively interest among tie spectators. The Jury were then sworn. The Judscm said. he was informed that some of the Pri soners were nowell. In Ihit case they were at liberty to ■it clew., when they theorist proper; and he begged *teem to du sso at any period of the duy when they might feel themselves fatigued. Mr. CLARK; jots. shortly opened the cafe by stating the charges preferred in the indictment. Mr. Deßtl&u said, it was his mast pitied'sl duty to state as shortly sad as ►imply as he could the circumstances of this 'flattening ease to the Jury. They had al►eady heard the Prisowers stood charged with a crime which was consi dered ore of the heatiest of which human satire was caps, ble—the crime of murder. The act charged had been com mitted by Wm. HMO...bank, who was nut in cualorly, and the three individuals at the bar wets now to taLe their total for hating beta aiding, •betting and assisting in the com mission of the said murder. The first question for the Jury to cansider was, %kilter W. Britt!. bank was guilty of mur der, and if they rime to that conclusiuu, then the nest point to which their attention must be directed was Ibis—whether or not the Prisontia as the bar had heel' aiding, abetting, raid assisting hint when the crime was committed. With respect to the first point, he feared no doubt could he enter tained, awl many facts and numerous wits. • tould, he believed, eitr..hlish his guilt. He was not there to.day. flay ing been discharged ou boil to a great amount, he bad us t surrendered himself to justice. He had bad some doubt whether he ought in opening this case to describe its princi pal features. lie WA always doubted whether Gentlemen at the bar might In offer a statement to tbeJory which could have use effect sinless it were sustained by evidence. He had houeser considered, that in this particular case , it might scent that ■n itividiout., mid pee leaps a suNpicious exception was made if the practice were departed front, and this recoil d him to pursuing the usual course. He then shortly went over the principal features of the case, directed the attention of the Jury to the most prominent facts rusineeted with the death of Mr. Cuildie, as they will be found detailed in the evidence, and bets fly &omit es/ the law of evidence us it applied to receiving the declarations of a dying mass.— Having noticed the circumstances connected with the duel, he pressed un the consideration of the Jury that Air. Cudibe hail never admitted the duel to he a fair one; but at the same time he slid not impute to Witham Hictilcbank that the pigtail' bad not beets equally loaded. lle did 1110 i believe but that Mr. Cuddle's pi.at•:l wen loaded with ball, and that he had risked hia life its the same way in which the sleceasid had hien made to risk Li.. He conjured them to dismiss fruits their minds: all ',reindict,. which Hwy might have aim lobed from %skit they heard ekewhere, sod solely to regulate their decision by the fairies,' e that Mil II 1,1 be laid before them. Should the witnesses fail to make slid the case, he should he happy to hear of the acquittal of the Prisoners; hut if the fact:, ( Largest should be made out against th►m, however painful thrir righteous verdict might he to theinseletar, and to alt who heard it, they, as men ut humor, %could heel that the y had but one duty to pet hum Elizabeth Harrison, the first witness, was thew called— examined by Mr. Phillips—Witness was at to Mr. Caddie as the time of Ilia death. He was is Marceau at %%Limiter, Ile died on a Wednesday. Reseslere•d seeing a 1.4 . 6.011 Of the lisille of William Sutton come to M►. Cuddle's on the alutidity esiuiug before Mr. Caddie.. death. %Vitiates Sutton was see total im 11w family of the Hrittlebanks. Hr brought 41 note 1111 the Mooday evening. Could Dot tell at what time he cam., but it am is the evenisig, soul eaudlea were lighted. Iler airier lereived the mile, witness saw lour receive el Ile sat down awl read it. William SUIIIIII said he 'num hike an allover Gael., and Mr. Caddie when he had r. ad it said, tell Mr. W. Ihitilehaak their is no mower, 11101 110 :110111/er was tetnrited. Her master Slid herself were .atting at beenkfs , i ill eight o's lurk on the following morn tile, when Sotto', I:wicked at the dour, soil her 51i.1," Come for.. med." William Su 11 elute in, and said 31r. William had Lent him for an answer Mr. Cuddle said he had told him there was 110 answer, and addcd," You 11101:l tell lout (Mr. %Militant firitil. bank) fruits me, that the•oe 14 110 3114W . 1.f, Iliad that I shun hate nothing at all to du will§ /Yell a fellow n: he is." Salton then went away, and no nl/.111. a t1:1,1 returned. %Vitae.% mid her mash r s a t s l ows to dinner at two u'eluck that day, when somebody kuocked at t!tr door. %Vitae. , went to ale who it was. It was Ihiclor Slw'ure•r of IS•:keasU, the middle Primmer al Use liar. He n-ked if Mr. Coddle was *Ohm' %%llama said he Wl4ll, mud Mr. Speorer followed Willdeml 11110 Ike stunt' parlour w►rre Mr. Caliblir saw dining. When Nieto-et came an, he•r moorr gut up. 'l'h, y shook hands, awl ,shed each other how they Iler 111.1Alef rroitiv.hd Spencer to take a glad* of Witur.s I. if ha d a tooth: ut ale, sad they sat down tit the doming roma (a„otlw•r ream), a hear "swum' placed two 41111-r drinhoug half a Moils, her toaster wished a fiso to he mods 111 the room a here they had here drinking. They came tutu the putout. again. %Vitoess pot the thisig. tin Our side, aisd Spencar went away. Her mash r cantina. at