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TILE 4TRES: 11RU RY-LAN F. Mr. Stitatoa a's admirable Comedy of The Bi r ds was again performed, last night, with the eu test success. Mrs. ORGER , the new Lydia f aqu ish, was as affected, and drawled out the elegant romantic sentences of the author as un happily, as on her hest appearance: Mrs. 11. Sin- Do g; was, if possible, more interesting than be fore. Mr. BANNISTERS Acres, Mr. Dawn's's Sir .4nrlssay, and Mr. JOHN4TONE'S Sir Dirins, ire performances not to be equalled. Mr. DE CAMP sad Mr. PENLEY, as the servants, were also c‘- relletit.—The grand Ballet of Caractacus followed, with all its attractions of scenery, music, and de corations. Her "loyal Highness the Princ"ss of WA 1.F.4 honoured the Theatre with her presence, and s a t 1.1 Mr. A?II2EILSTEIN's box. The Earl and Comae:, COM MAL, Viscountess MELButtRNE. Lady 11A4.- (IEItsT oNE, General D want, RIER., and several other pe rsoas of distinction, were present. The house was quite full. OPERA HOUSE. Mr. CooKE made his first appearance this season, Last night, in the part of Sir Pertinaz Maelyro. Oast, in MAcattv's mbinrillile Comedy of The I!as of the World. He was received, on his en trance, with loud and twolouged plaudits; the just tnhute to such talents as he possesses, winds lie sever disidayed to more advantag than last night. Mr.. Nuns .ss's Betty Nist %V NA an admirable put.- fou t ,:ine, aast received universal applause. Mr. C. KESIDLE was spirited and juiliciou. :a Egerton ; and the whole atilt off with great success. Madame CATAI.ANI, .ia.l her party. Were to per firai Malian Operas ut Limerick, oil Saturday and Alan lw last. iscouot and Viseountes CARLETON are among the lust arrivals at Mr. KAN.} coni:n::m.•:•s his reic,n on Monduv, the 31.4 of this moat'', at Guth, with a dress ball ; and on the third of November a fancy ball will be given. Dr. and Luly FItAIcCES TRAILL, and Colonel Cool: have arrived at Ediuburzh. The Marquis of TWENDDALK, Ladirsitt•RY, FILANC:4. and flag- AAI.I lIAVS, and Lady ELILAAETH GAVIN, have kit it. Merin. Amorninx •nd Ettit.Kettest will open the North Shieiils Theatre on the 44tn instant. 'the I) , incest, of Wat.as wore a cap, and a very large red shorn I, at the Theatre, lai4 Mar Beard is reviving at Drury-lane Theatre, with ull its original brilliancy and 'picador, and will elnbrace, in ita easa of parts, much novelty. After the sample of litigation which the Opera- Mouse Tay lor has exhibited with Mr. \Vargas, it oot surprise us to tiud him cabbage a /Wu from Mr. Monts. The Pon:rum:Est AXBASSADOR had a select party, yesterdgy, at his house in South Audley writ The Counters of HARRIRGTON had a card Tarty last evening, at her house in the Stable-yard, St. James's Palace. The Marquis and Marchio ness of TAVISTOCK, and Countesser of BMW MORE and CLAM, were present. The Countess Dowag.er of SEFTON is expected next week at her hoti‘e in Hill-street, Berkeley apiary, froin Lancashire. _ iscoulitess Sent.mr had her usual party, last night, it her house in Doter-street. Llsiniitou Court, in HerefordMhire, the estate of 111)0 Earl of K.l4ltX. Was sold by unction, yestenlity, it GAILRAWAY'S, by Mr. SQUIaII. It Wat knocked down at the snin of 64,0001. . _ The Faireivshury Theatre is supported by Mr. Cittsr's company with great vigour. They perform tr4edy, comedy, an d p an t omime . The Marchi o ness of A IBEIICURN had a select party, last night, at the Priory. The Die rager Lady Mos:sins intends leaving town. to-morrow, on a visit to the Countess of at Cashiohury. 'Elie Countess of Cr-minas-es house, in Berke ley-square, which was li:wily commineil by Bre, last winter, hiss been completely repaired, and is uo.v ready for the reception of her Ladyship. I lalfield House, the save of the Marquis and 111.1..:Iiisliess of SA LINOURY will, in the course of ri..st writ, be visited by a nuinerriii• asseuiLlage of Nobility, previous to the vommeitecaient of fna-hunting. Her Ladyship ail!. as 11$1141, take a part in the sport. Mr. Home Toots was yesterday still alive, but ps.t all hopes of recovery. It was u carious coincidence, that while the Moron and Cominou Council were presenting 011^ir Mares, on Wedneini iy to I lig MAJESTY, Sir A. Wst.t.Est.ar entered the Levee-room. Iles AL- JaSTr received hi ttt s racionoly, and conversed with him 3 considerable time. Sir Arnica appeared in high health cid spirits. Upon the death of Professor Poasow, three Gen tlemen, namely, Mr. Mos& and. Mr. Donau's, Fellows of Trinity College, and Mr. KATU, Fel t"( of Christ's-College, presented themselves as Candidates for the vacant Greek Professorship, is the University of Cambridge. But Messrs. Kars mill Donate, having inner withilr their a now. Mr. MONK remains without a competitor. Dr. MONTAGUE, Chaplain to King Janos I. while waiting upon hint whets he was walking in St. James's Park, the KING toll the Doctor that he WWI more troubled how to dispose of the Bishopric of London (brio : 4 then vacant) than he was of any thing w his lit!, because " there are so sunny a..sply int; for it, with men stron4 iutmost i , that I kw ,/ ant to whom to give it." The l/oetor told Ilia Ms- Js•ry, that if he had any faith he mightseatilY ditipose of it. Do you take me for an infidel ? said the. Kt/40 "No, please your M.uarrY," amid tie Doctor, " but I WI, if your MAJWITY had frith yon might remote this mountain (clapping his haw] noon his prominent lielly) into the The tits u .as •to weaved with the poop flat 114 lc"' hius the Bishopric. TILE COPENT-GAith EN COMPANY. • • TO THE EDITOR. • St it--Yoa lately tn....t ionelthesudilin turn which t;.e generosity of Mr. Taylor had taken, and the un e:fee..led notice to quit given to the Covent-Garden s'ompany-, %Thorn he. was lately so anxious to take in. An advocate has stepped forward, in an Eveithig Print, of yesterday, who contends, that " lr. Tay I.ir's conduct has been uniformly o;ien, candid, anal disinterested,throughoot the whole traiisactioe." Where such au unqualified enlogium was pronounced upon this Gentleman, it might he expected that sonic proof would be adduced to chew that the enlogium was merited, und, that the account in Toe BRITISII PRESS was without foundation. The defence offered for Mr. Taylor, has, II ilfortunately, estatilished the contrary of these two propositinos. It admits that Mr. Harris was to t:: i ve en adequate, nye, a liberal consideration, in mo." ney, for the anti' . the Opent-house, and consequently falsities the impudent boast that Mr. Taylor, 'in the overflowing of his wealth and generosity, had made a gratuitous offer of the premises to Mr. Marais. As to the charge that Mr. Taylor wished to receive the cash, instead of its being Paid into the hands of a third person, even sup posing that Mr. Waters has preferred a claim, this ought not to destroy Mr. 'Taylor's generous feeliag towards Mr. Harris. On the contrary, it gives that Gentleman a new claim to Mr. Taylor's friendship ; for lie had no right to en tice Mr. Harris into his hoase, and then to en tangle him in the disputes that have so long subsisted between him and Mr. Witten'. At all events, if any litigation should arise betweeu them, he could not lie justified au visiting any part of it upon Mr. Harris, and making it a ground for withdrawing that accommodation up on which he placed an implicit reliance.— Oise thing, however, is certain—and that is, that Mr. Harris, if he consults his own interests and his duty - to the public, will continue to use the Opera-house, as long as it suits his pur pose, during the present season. He has the legal possession of the premises ; and if Mr. 'Taylor in vited him into them, aw are that lie should want them so soon, he bas deceived Mr. Harris, and is not entitled to either gratitude or thanks. Mr. Harris, we are assured, is ready to pay the money into safe and proper hands, and those he may soon have an opportunity of knowing from the Lord Chancellor. But whatever may be the rt. suit, after this statement of Mr. Taylor's advo cate, admitting that Mr. Harris was to pay an adequate consideration, in cash, for the use of the concern, we hopc to hear no more of the gra tuitous offer of Mr. Taylor, the generosity, the phi. lanthropy, the feelin„t, and the exquisite liberality and refined sensibility of Mr. 'Taylor ! ! ! Shakepeares-head. O. P. P. S. t. 84771, OCT. IL Our Theatre opened, on Saturday, with the rra gedy of The Revenge; and to give additional eclat in) the first performances, the Managers have en gaged, fur a few night-, Mr. Young, lute of the Hay market. The character of Zanqa, which he made choke of, is well suited for a display of theatric talents of the first order; and he sustained it throughout in a manner which deservedly called forth the warmest plaudits, and proved that les reputation had not been over-rated. The Bath !while have already had an opportunity of becoia tog akaptainted with the excellencies of his Hamlet, in which he is next to apprar, and we doubt not that it will attract a crowded audience.—The"The etre has undergone some interior alteration ; and the resident theatric corps were severally greeted on their appearances; they acquitted themselves with their accustomed degree of merit.—His Koval Highness the Duke of Gloucester honoured the Theatre with his presence, and seemed highly gra- Unai with the performances. His Royal Higlineas the Duke of Clarence has licesi pleased to appoint the Rev. George Morgan, 'on of Francis Morgan, Esq. of Shepton-Mallet, to he one of his domestic Chaplains. Toe Lord Chancellor has presented the Rev. E.lw. Webbc, L.L.B. Rector of Bath'slton, to thy Rectory of Ramnington in this county. Oa Monday reciting, about seven o'clock, Mr. A xinioxx la trendier from 51unchester) WIOI stop ped on the mid, about half way between Walling ford and Bending, by n footpad, who demanded his money, which Mr. ANTHONY resolutely re fused, when the footpad succeeded in dragging bins out of his gig, and a desperate scuffle premed, iu which the footpad was knocked down, and proba bly would have been secured, had not another ap peared, who presenter! a pistol, and shot. Mr. AN THONY through the left breast, and be felt; they then proceeded to rifle his pockets, but fortunately he had put his pocket-hook, which contained bills and non* to a considerable amount, into hi. gig box. %%lien they had got every thing oat of his pneket., some bones were heard at 4 short distance, an:l the vdlaiue made oft Through the tied at tention of two gentlemen, Mr. ANTHONY was enti- Veyeil to iteadiug, where greet hopes are enter tarried of his recovery. On Tuesday eennight- a young man, mimed DANIEL GRILIGNWRLI., clerk to ROBEttT W.It.DI EOO• n I Carlisle, bring nn his returafrein Srangtt. o, where he had been on PI hunting party, found him self taken ill, and endeavoured to cross • lveio.. in order to sit unobserved, when be fell suddenly 'crack wan!, and broke both hie anus. The egauy ari sing from PO dreadful a inisfortune, soon reiale;ed hint iiisenntile, and in this situation he had lain up ward. of nine hours, when he was discovered by Roars? IVitsox, Esq. of Carlisle, whose dog won'd not pass the place, but coatinited to Lark, ti K 6 called several times by his inaster.—..lie awe lies iu a linger-sus state. ', dm." ii: Olt Tul!irlay last, the Workittettil s tinnt and Agricultural Meeting conitudieed.' The attend ance was more numerous than oit proi former year, atiJ th^ treattar waved Envoys: de' for the spurts of the tiel.l. The New Itortatt, which were onencti upon the occaOtat, are constatotrihus antf liamtvenc. The tliSthlthee were brilliant', awl gracol wit* much v omit e..d beauty. The ball was ar.e by upatartis of two huntlred. and theieune number at Mrs. Curwea's party, on Theinaloy eVa!l.l ' The ordinaries were ittimernasly attended: 'the most remarkable feature in' that Meeting it the general spirit, scOrdiality and goatl humour, a Bich seem to :inmate all who *tend it. The attention and isaliteness of the Steward, U. Howard, Esq. of Corby, gave universal eatisfaction, and contri buted in nu small degree to the plea-ore of the Meetitig.—J. D. B. Dykes, Ev.i. and -- Chatle toil, EMI. were elected Steward far the ensuing year. On Thunaly morning, a very large parts of gentlemen and farmers, from various ',arts of the kingd , assembled at the Selloose, to inspect the hula and implements of Itsbandry. The CMG.; 7:dor attracted particular attention, UM likely to he highly beneficial. The appearance of the farm was allowed to he greatly improved in the last ttri-!ve months ; the green crops acre weighty, amid in the best state of cultivation. • An experiment, to ascertain whether by soiling or griming the greatest increase of weight e:inhl Le obtained, *tweeted particular wotu,-. lan West highland cows had been selected ; •tlie one soiled was aged, and had gained, from the lath of May to the 3d of Ot•tiber. sixteen stone ; the other was fonr years old, and had gained 9st. Six other small highlanders, pia up to feed on the '2:ith of June, had on en average Mereased ast. or one palm( and a half per day.—This experi ment is highly important to the farmer, and caanut fail of pointing out the advantages of boding. The assemblage of persons at the Selloose, on Friday morning, was greater than ever witnessed. The morning was employed in viewing the stock, the implements and ploughing-match ; 630 per sons sat down to dinner with the President ; the weather proving unfavourable. the party adjourned to the Assembly-room, where the premiums were distributed by the President. The Society was lianionred with the presence of the Ladies who had• attended the Meeting. The various stock shewn were much admired.—i Above !nu new members were added to the Society, which was previously more minserous than say other Agricultural Society in the kingdom. Not withstanding the unfavoitrableness of die weather. the spectacle was interesting and gratifying to ail. During dinner, near 300 boys anslg;rls. educating on or. tlell's and Mr. Lancaster'o• plan, loosed thromdi the tent ; it would be d:fficult.to deseribe the ettect this interesting sight produced !. In ad dition to Dr. fiell's plan, these children lire to be employed in the farm, in weeding. Lite. so thid, at the earliest age, they will be able to earn what will pay for their edncotion. This mode f teaching bids fair to inculcate the principles of religion, ho nesty, and independence, so strongly OR their ten der minds. us can scarcely fail of promoting their own happiness, arid making them useful and valu able members of society. Mr. &MN, of Middleton-place, proposed that a piece of plate should be given to the President as a mark of their esteem for him, and in approbation of his conduct ; which was unanimously turbines], with the most marked expressions of satisfaction, and steps will betaken to carry the resolutioninto effect. The PRESIDENT proposed a General Association for prosecuting the persons guilty of the shameful depredations made upon turnips, and other green crops, in the neighbourhood of towns, which VIM adopted, and will be attended with general good enntiono,nrpa. After the conclusion of the business of the So ciety, a superb YaiSc was presented to the President from the :Banks brunch of the Socicy, with the fol lowing imwription:— .. Tu .1. C. t',ITRWIN, Esq. M.P. Member of the (louse of Keys " Aud President of the Agricultural Society of " THE IPLE Or II14s; " Ia grateful acknowlek•nstatof his strenuous and success ful ecru. in I'l'BlEl4min in defence of their Country's rights and independence, and of the benefits which their rising _Agriculture hum received from his pretectiso and example, Tills TRIBUTE OF RESPECT " lapresented by the Natives of the Isle of Matt, itioa." Friday evening a battle was fought near the Globe Inn, at Newton, in Somersetahire, between Jowl Iditimatx, of High Lyttleton, nod WlLLtsu AT wour. of Newton, both colliers; wheu the latter re ceived a violent blow behind the ear, which caused his death the same night. Coroner's verdict—Mee ilatighter. The following very extraordinary circumstance occurred on Sunday eveuiug last, at the Richmond Tavern, Dawson -street, Dublin :—One of the under-waiters, by attempting to swallow a piece of beef-steak, was almost instantly "'limited. The circumstance was so sudden, and the event so me laneholy, that the whole neighbourhood was imme diately alarmed. Surgeon Cimarron, who lives opposite the tavern, was cons .iptritly resorted to, who, on examining the body, found the vital t rin slide coillpletrly st.a,iended. and with crest promptile4s and presence of made an incisions in the windpipe, and introducing a quill, coatimied to inflate the lungs by blowing into them, until symptoms of returiiiiig life dill not a little asbmish the appalled spectatuis. We are huppy to s.l: the poor man IS iu U tags way of rcenvevy: On Sutur.ldy evening last, shout nine 0 . C:03:. a most melancholy accident his tinciiril in the river Tymo. As the terry boat, between I lowden Pans and Jarrow, was crossing to the latter ;duce with a number of persons oil board, (.flint accounts say 1% others 15), the wind strong f • the cast. and eualcquently a ::eat swell in Or riser, it uninnit- . manly filled with aster and amok, when about gu y a rds from the shore. by which the thole company would have met 8 watery grave, had it hot Won fat the exertions of the Cumin., and crew of a sloop near the place, pbo instantly got out his boat, awl saved the greater part tithe'''. We under stad there sere roily three drowned, viz, a pitmen nalued WAT3OI4. 1t:L.14%1%in to llebbOrn colliery ; a carpenter wooed MILL*, of liowdeit Pam ; and a person nailed Milli :'isoath of Ilrbbont Q•lay. . . . A respeetatle 'dealing a pine of s it from brig!' inangfr.etorcr. 9 he furrwit7..nan of Ind beep in the 110,7 home; nn Mousey the witness informed , 'sway ; &short time at ' cii.rn silk; there kid the Priswirr taw,' it she ILA 14:ft the sh, not any other person note ohe had seen the . one of them, exerrt t hid bee g,i4):l ways. Mr Burred;; slat. *Avers rifir.iied bite went t. 4 the prisoner's t and wa% hifurnsed she next day, and received day, and was infurnied well-street ; he Went Prisoner was at tea ips:iittivd her with his t. ecnt, and denied having her awl the house, r The Prisoner seemed her darnce; she fainted genteel looking . suang - several minutes abe were so awach that the was a *Wow. her husband her etre was obliged to take . her (moil; ; she lied redo('; she called saw the furrouinaii, immediately wished 1 the situp in her usual ). arm ; she did not ice she was nut mar thecae charge ; her character . she had been accustomed several rsepeetable pea-sues character and condoet. The LORD MAYOII , sot suMeteut proof ar commit her. It war pealanee or character silk might be ssislaid , e. it ;—ouder those consideratleme, ealner, sad she was - satialactioa of the wi goat was charged by . 1.1.11% Cellar, with stealitig le mined of beet; all ree r. Mr. Geurge Grove, . ~Cf.unipside, stated, that h. was going through Holborn at iho (I.;ur of the Ferniest said he sturped ; he avid put his bead into t..kt out two roast ft be thought he was stead of taking them into the street; the threw the beef and is his hand, and made tempted to {SCUP , the by the Prisoners ern having gut the Mario, saner slid lit. competitors Prisoner ; he ran down • op to inin, when be - which rot it, and kr diately turned almut, jumped over say wee the Prisoner that attack him; be gut use said uguto *.t. • lowed him ; at the end of the lane a wrtebinan end Mr. Paine stopped the Prisoner, and took him into custody. Hearts pu sittee the Prisoner was the same man that be had seen take the articles from the larder. The Prisoner made no defence. The 31 AGISTR•TO gave him his choice, of losing eitin• mitred to take his trial, or to enlist into one of His ! . .lajestj's regiments. He preferred the bitter, and was ordered to be delivered over to a recruiting serjeant. Richard Wilkes, who was charged, on Monday last, by Mr. Grove, for claiming a parcel that bad Callen into his yard on Saturday even -11/4 was fully committed for trial ; Thum sa Page and Isaac Marsh, the porter and driver of the Bull Inn, Bishopagate.street,delieei lug naggon,haviuy premed that the parcel was stiller' from the waggon, in Wood-street, Cheap gide. Harrison and Wotan, the two young urea whe ware (*meted oe Monday with being accessary to the death Om rimy mom unknown, in Longdane, on Sunday lest. ad sus est , melded until the verdict of the Comeer'. Leggett , were brought up. The Coroner's Inquest sat bag= lawmen their verdict —lesideatal Death. The • were, of course, discharged. • Peter Ciliss, a private in the Tower Hamlets Militia , was committed to &Memell fee a fortnight, he being found, at eight o'clock last night, M the home of Mr. Fleury bhatteu i , lapidary, Deanatreet, and being eaehle to account for his lit lag there. At the late Cameroon Assizes, Mr. Chief Jus tice LEYCLSTER. in his charge to the Grand Jer. took occasion to congratulate them upon the state . of the gaols in that and the two adjacent counties' (Merioneth and Anglesey), there not being a sin gle prisoner for trial in either of them ; a circuit-. stance, he Would venture to say, that conk: not be found upon any circuit in the United .KlllOOlBl ; and which was the more extraordinary and gratify ing, when he considered the greet improvernews going on in the country, which necessanly brought a great number of strangers into it ; and he cr. iuld only account, as he hail done on former occasion*, for such rare instances of good order, in th,a +vi gilant exertions and example of the Ma. istritcy Gentlemen of the respective counties. The " eons- Pany who honoured the High Sheriff, R. T. CAR RHO, Es4l. with their presence, at these Asa.zt , s. were more numerous and splendid darn was Ci.tr ittiessed ut that place. At the Sucetre's dinnet were — The Judger, the Marquis of Doweak kr, viaeousts %Varied mad Butkeley, Lord G. Grenville, Str Robed Thomas Meet) a. M.P. T. A. Smith, EN M.P. Owee Vt.:. Hams, Pap. Ail'. W. A. Maddocks, Lag. M P. 4.. d .:us %rya**, Eby. M.P. Le. jr.L - • * At the starlborouttli Setions last week. 3 q 3 ,•: :: tiau of importance came before the Court, ut.-o.i . an appeal agaimit the convictions of Lao Ju5t....:.. convict:rig hie ahearmen of Bradford of a n oirri.cu., under tin• st:stiite for preventing, nada* ital C.l.•'!' I• nations of a orkrnen, for refusirg to work with LT - 'niter shearroasi in the employ ur Cue same ina,t.... Four of the convictions went on Her 11111fOrltri..lt . 1, i and ninon the fifth there apor.ared a doubt on t, e ~ evident... all,' her the Protecuto. was Li the empl .y. . of the ni.i.t•.• on the .!.... laid iiithe cunewtion, ~e whether he had been discharged ou t!te S:ituda-. - prcesaline. roe Chairmau. idler an in.proap:te • address, wimmii.thwit..; workint.ii not to rtle...: writers th... !oars in force. - delivered the 0;):n:, • •)( ttf:. C.4art. quashing thp couvict;ol.,-77,amas itl.D.s. i eel!, pa Vain tweak. was cosseieerd of ms troll: It 1 on Ttiost AS TUatritli. IDttil-hoy, oonist from Stan. 1 1„.. to 1 VO•111011, ilillj . 4W111:41114.`ed to to:e lUtt:lttil Ai l. 1 itni.riscoanetit• isaml TErvitX4k.' • ti .. • . wstritiow-nonsmt, 'tic?. 13: (sating eltlerly Ptricite was clusr;;;ed with silk front the shop or Barrio" big of Mr. it ewedge Antral, that thh PitiOuti , ;t of isnr'ilog for hoe wassocr at her laid v 14it she c.noe for wane walk ; rd her there us'. moot fatly. mitl went, e afterwards the **nue muted st piste of 'cart literi too p.rces on tht• cocritr la:fore tO, and Lot am piece stamina' nflet lop; the witness 14k•rf WA4 , I 1 hut the Prrsourr to the shop f.urn ti.e lie two pieces together, until she mi..wd pt the Prisoner, is hu, pu eu:ag mug, and :at d out of the shop side- Ater!, that when he tame borne the last him of her sysficiolis ;he emterrdwlrly. • is house in Col tau street, laetrion.lt irlif ; be wax not et home; went agars on tho red the SA:IIe answer ; there yraoer. • nett Au %vs un as 4;1 tun friend is Cli3 • at there, accompanied by an Aker; the 11 roi with the Ludy rif tie home be or- his lausioese; she prowstedAsie was 4W1.. laving seen the silk. The Meer a:art hod het not a mater of it eon to fomitt: 'mid much of 'eted at being called on rat Witted ; she an aepporttal by her sot:, e mug man, 'hoist twetty years of age; fls• m was nut able to art iculate a weid, leer ich hurt; on being recovered, the start, ,ir, sod Issas luxe faintly ; CIO the &alb uf reesmatances were much reduced, nett sky in needle-week to enable her to bring up , ad done avast deal of work fur Mr. Bea- there on Monday to ask for work; ON' who said there was none ready ; she her good sionsiog, and walked owt to sal way, her gown being tot kest wader her , 'wire there was any silk on the coaster; e counter; she was perfectly inuocrat oldie L.ter never before hod bees imptarlsed ; touted to lire a moist life; awl shielll nets pierces who would speak to her racial hart. roe observed to the Ptoseentor, thaw was f against the Peisoner to justify him to as gut pi...habit that a pticun of low sip, ter would he gutlt7 of such a crime. The id, or his own seryouts oi,ght have taken onsideratiort, bw 'tumid discharge the es.- accordiogly 4'3a:wird, to Use evident whole Court. OuILOOALL, ace. 13. A charged by Mr. Wm Paine, of the Fsr: Willi stealing linen his larder two fowls agog ready dressed. ve, watch and clock-maker, Wondmtreet; ' 4 • that lam aught, shoot slimes o'clock, he Hatboro ; be sae several prrsoosatauding Ferniest Cellar ; they at trattrd hi, notice, he saw the l'riouser go down the air tat, Ito the larder, which is ea the rtepr, end fowls told a both.] sumpd of beef; at Erse • a waiter, hrtungiug to tat renal bet Its , em doom met... the he broo;:fit these e witaess called out, whleh the l • risswei" fowls at him; he caught one of the resit 4 ,ade *Moe at the Prisoner wit:, it : h. at•••/ • the Prisoner, but he wee knocked shoot -r cempanruirs. The peaply 111 the Ce 4111% no, some of them rill" up, Vriwb the Pets Imitsiocs ran MT; the witness followed :ho down a narrow lane ; the witatsa woe war .% he reccited a violect blow in his intwit4, • • knocked him *Mu: the Pehleher loupe- I ut, and jumped over ; could Sot way it _ .