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. . 'Atomic-II to Imes with those mu the day of the funeral. A desehory conversation took place, in the course of nisicts the Chairman stated that Alde►man good had cuusstan►catrd to hint the intention of Corporation of London, to meet the body at •bee, and conduct it through the City. arid the same tome he shard that be lisd reason to . the% the Government would give directions for the body to he conducted by the City-road. so to ovoid the City altogether. He hoped. how ever, 014 winikt ant he attempted. The worthy Alderman added, that he would be the kit man to socourage mobs, but he hoped - that if the Grovern • attstapted to deprive the people of the hist icholy gratification of attending the corpse df beievetlQurees. they would be upon the alert, aswwirbis to such anti Awry as to convioce his :sjrsty's Ministers that they were hot to be pre vented from en honourable expression of feeling on the siverwm of any man.—(Herr./ A Gentiressa arrived at this pencil With • letter Alderman Wood to the Chairman, of which . following is r copy tra—i ant sorry 1 coward yet wawie the bey oir which `.4.! faireial of her late Stujcaty la to take place. Lora lea sent orders fur Turtular, but I thick that rill be r, avid 1 believe it will be tVtditiwilay. Tours, /ha. " MATTHEW WOOD. grawdeatiargh With*, ten o'Cock Saturday "waving." Atter some further resolutions had hero paned, ruceting dispersed. : . _ LAW INTELLIGANCE. COURT Of CNANCLRY, Latmot.st's his, IikTUNIDAV, AVOW/ 11. --... The Lotto CRANCII.I.OII mune iato Court at -i o'clock. :PRACTICE. TUE SASS. OF . VICI.FAaT V. CUIcItysTER. Ms. SUUDIi IS regise.tett leave to ru.iiiiiiii this tr to itii. Loril.litp, inesely for the tintlessr of hi,. in the it' • .1 the Court mu a point of practice. 'ti Difeaulant ‘bt.iiiird six weeks time to put in his 'sir as a eustutry ikkudribt. Alia materwArtio the hultber time of a mouth, hit before the time hail spired the I)efentiont lied t.kon it .hooew is touts, ',titled to i , . •!'he Pi4jusitr monied an sitar& spent in s einet him as as soon Defendant, fur not tiering put in We outgrew no time us tut*. : The Defrur!tuit siliatit.o4l be had taken the house 13 rlwu foe tlre 1140/IlINe of tint asetviselicifirsit or los *dr. and tints ariavrards &taint(' in Wirt, nu IW vibiani of tLr lastia•rwslitail or hi, child. The guev fief, f.ir Ihr Ilreoisoo tf Ili* Oiled WIN. whether the I)efeudstit •ur to be considered • tonal or a country DArodnot. The LIIRD (7HANCILLOII—" I am of opittiou he i all “ be considered throughout so u country De. fermium." _ _ CIIIILTNNII.4.11 ; Await to. celeliseted piece coo now bomat of a Image assemblage of fashionablei. The walks to the chlfereut spits are crowded in she alarming. ea is also Williams's Library every eveming. Every seat at the Theatre was eugard toe Iwo niccesaive nights to witness the assateer play of Henri (Jamie/ mud the Mayor f Garrott, the parts d* Huai anti Jerry Satoh. by Col. Basastav ; Andreae. by Capt. AUGUSTO! BYILKEINT; wad Javisse, by Mr. Dtwalss. The dress worn by Col. B, ear, undoubtedly, the sect apleudid ever wee in our Theatre. The acting excellent, but we must were particularly notice that of Capt. B. Sig. Gases has had twu very full Cuucerts at the Assembly [towns. The Duke- of GLOCGOVIER is just arrived at 8%3 - shill Lodge, the 'sentience of his late MAJWITY. Among the Isfeet 'minds we noticed— Vlseuwat and Viscountess Bayou; Loral broey; Lord Luiy Byres; Sir Maples sad Lady Colville; Mjr George Dud Lady Thomas; Lady Brat; Sit Edward wad Lady Colebrook,: Sir E. Siiibruisy ;Ara. N'illusoby Cur ios; Gem. ral Hall; thirireal Hails, Cul. sod Mrs. Serle; Cu. sad Mrs. Daibisc; Capt. Rollers Mansell. R.N.. ke. NAVAL INTELLIGIsNCE. PGRTSSSOUTG. ♦UOUST 10. Sailed the Niemen for Lisboa. i- icvmotrrit. AUGUST 9, Arrireil the Slargarct, Rirely , from Priace Edwa►d's Island it' SI days. IRAMIGATIL, AUOLIST 10. The mbooner Prince Omar has been got oQ the Goodwin Send, 1111111 i brought 111 here with loss of anchors and cable., land material damage to her hell and rigging. - - ♦ARMOUTH, ♦UGUIT 10. On the alb lusts's( the Urania, Fanburu, from London to Shields, struck ou the Cross Saud off Ibis port, where she beet off her rudder, but bas sines bees brought in here to eepsii. DELL, aUOUtT le. Arrived and sailed for the River the Forittinle, Huck, and Thnus. Middleton, from Jamaica; John. Clirtsite, from Cuba; !Myrtle, &wens, from St. Michael's; and several otherv,prrintaiars unknowa. The Myrtle terrains. Cum Mara Crow the River the Spaulali Palma, Bugg, fur Celia, awl remains. 11►iled the Ruby, Huotoo, fur Curenharre. nova', ♦UCUsT 10. . . HAW tills warning the King George pocket for Calais. rotli his Incellitney Count Must.trr and suite; also 16e Eclrpse }edict will the mail end ',autocrat fur Calms, cud 11w Uset will irstoregero for Um+ near, Arrigest this morning the D. feure packet from Calais, and ibis tvettisau the Prosee Leupuld and Lord Sidmuoth use:tete •itlt paw...niters rod carriages from ditto; ■lw the L'lriaYrenrb p wirt with the anAil —The Rub Roy steam packet with itoseengers left Calms about an hour before three latter %earls, hut usifurtuutely did uut fetch the tturbour lure, and has torn *Allard to put to sea •Rain. Lite wind has blown rather hard lAte!y, so that tbst steam packet has not been .We au I, ape Calais• till tn.day. l'as.ted here tithe day the ship Soversigat.feetan JaolliCl4 bound to Loudon. Since the at-rivet of the account of the Queerer death, the ELica at the Ca.tle •ud Watc6.ll66*N stud on okamtl the packtis, have ',oakum' heir-taut high, and will conisinse au till alt., the fuuteil had taken place. HULL, AMMO. 9. A tiller was received Ibis ',turning by Meows. G and J. Eztiniun, (ruin Scwrborough, that lbw Peratontratme • ha I passed that port,. fall ship, and Ines all account of. the following ships of this purl :--Ab.raes, 3 tisk 45 tuna;. Cicero.? Lib ; 85 twist epis, 7 Ash, 80 tons; Doilluu. 4 Asir, 00 twos; Everihorpe. I I fish, 190 tune; Exmouth. 1 Ash ; Eagle, S lA, 80 Iowa; Gardiner and Joseph, 7 fir* 40 , Mats ; flap troop, ; Gelw, 50 tons ; Jane, I fish ; Manchester, 3 1A.16 ; Lautrt,7 Ash 80 tows; Mary anal Elloolsoth, 1 Aah; Mercury, 13 Gib, Ilia lore; Nepioue, S Ash ; 80 twos; ha. chid and Ann. 4 Ask, 30 tons ; Slisistion, deb, 30 twos; I r !doer. 3 fish, AO ions; Trafalgar. t Ash, le tors; bah, 40 we.; Walker. I fish, 35 toes ; Terry ?) 4.4 Mt /.IS. y ettoi furesosodjdog the wooer ()treated's' dna. dike as ;reveal Levitate/ buried is the Ow kakis. • Ow wheelie, who hod tsetse the Ilsr Wool" bits a goad eberseser ter hanlMdl/1•11 Wisdoms sid disposition. The Leorsed ledge seemed up the at/i/I.M she /my with miastearse mud ;breast's. Be disked lies to take the whole ease late their eessiderarks, esti if tkef led asp desks es is those elesbas operate k trams d the Pelmet% The Jury Imasediesely fwd the Primmer Goghs sad sessosse sof draft bets( pawed spas thy ha was ordered fur essemsdas es Allsatia7 (111 e del). The Pawnor was perfrody composed dor** the whale Oriel. which hiked Gat sloe Is des idtemisig stmii twapsitt throe is the afternotes. OXFORD ASSIZES. nue Assizes ended o 6 Twills, MA. The 1 1 40 ,00 11 Mae. note arid et the Nirt Prise Das '— DI nn v. MIAMI'. - - Tbir mu a• action of esesolt sad batboy, arishog, la mew wow", °el of oftr hal sweaty Mllelteg b huroorlt, which, it 'NU be wwarmlrerred, was attended by Lards Hol land wad Jersey. Mr. thrtUl3 an • fanner is ties nedikbersr. h00d...! Illiddleitts. at which piece the Defendant kseps so itta. It appeared that the DelearLisi n , who was is* gig with • Mr. Wood, overtook the Platotiff awl some friends near Middietos, es his return from the wesilac, sad is pelmets them, Ids cospeation, Wood, caged *et lather uffeeaisely to eke the way, or be would drive over.thes. That led to as alleseautue, which wee reseweii at &mdse. market. oe • subworeat day, when Ur. Made massed the Ptaisdiff ufi oidtiog bits • rased, and is die awes* of the Marais lAs Defendius raid that be would knock Uto Plaintiff down as often as ho heard bias cell hie • rowel, asd that he had Lord Jerecid 1111120114411 fur saying be aimsald be justified in duiug su. Much abusive 'assuage took place, which was followed by swine lard blows, which bruised flee Plata till* to it.. pruned, and occasioned biro slush injury by the fall. The ease, ou the part of both Plaintiff and Disfradast, was very ably ergo, d try the Learned Cusesel. The evi dence was suruevrhat contradictory, as to the pivirseetuni which was said to have brew riven, but the Jury, after a abort cousult.tiou, Nand • verdict for the Plaiuttlf— Da wager, 901. THOfidAS OASFARD V. THI BM C. IF. JOHN ill LDISAY. Mr. Tatierne, in openiug this case, stated it be as action fur as iitainenti• promeution soul false intprisouineut ; that the Plaintiff hod lived as valet with the Defendant, who Is • • Fellow of Merton College is this University; had left Isis , service a few sunittlas since, and followed the beanies' of • hackutlusail The eircurostesces whirb gave ri.e to the • present action occurred in the month of Maids last, whets the Plaialiff Noe spprehended swum a charge of Minty, sod taken before the Viet -Ch.suserilor soul Hr. GaAs., meshy Magistrates. upon so information of the Plaintiff, Mr. Mildotay, *hick stated that he had missed a tortoiseshell snuffbox, and various articles of wearing apparel (host his • rotetts at klertou College, end that be suspected the Weigh, had robbed him : it would appear in evidence that the Mitt. tiff readily admitted having bad possession of the box, mud bad then asserted, as the truth was, that Mr. Mililmay bad give.) the articles it Tinton to huts, the plaintiff; which, as must b.' well kseseru to the Jury, it might be difficult for the Plaiutiff to prove, although it was no umompou thing fur persous io the situation of the Defendant to give ere ' vault tittle castailf eludes, Ste. Limns the examiustion, the Vice-Chaueettor eousidertil it proper to let the use stand over for further luvestigstios, and the Plaintiff was detained in custody lull t h e following Tuesday, it being understood that Mr Mildmay should in the mean time lake a jesuitry to Luidlou, in coder to obtain pOISCItbil)11 of the insuff.bus, which Plaintiff admitted he bad left with it paws su Hued- street. Accuresugly on the Tuesexy the Kotulal . wars brought up for a secuud man:naainn, but Defendant sot appearing, the case was ordered to st urn/ until the ful lowing Saturday, when he aral tided time brought before the Magistrates, and Mr. Sliding not Hein nppeseing, sac hie absence being accouuted fur. lb. Plaintiff was disa barged from custody. In support a this statement, Mr. Tanuton called several witnesses, whose ',Menem varied but little from the Learned Couusel's opening cam Mr. Jeans, on the part of lb* Defendant, made a must able reply, admiting that the law bad been most correctly laid down is this case by the Learned Counsel fur the Plain tiff, hut he insisted that, according to the evidence of the PlaiutifFs owu witnesses, there was nothing front which rsa lice could be inferred. He was, hummer, rejoiced that tee cause had strived at a stage which uffered him anupiwras uiiy nut only of rebutting the charge of °mime, but tildes of rxpusiug the impntletie.e and of the Plaintiff its this geusr, who, be was glad to hod; was present in Court, which be usual have covered with disgrace. He represented the Defendant to he the son et a Hartmet, and a man of high family, coiluelions, add respectability, mid although it had been his mist - 0(1111st of his chant to take the Plaintiff bile his service, he hail never enteltaised the slightest degree of malice tosaida him. Mr. Jams thee proceeded to detail the evidence lie intended to adduce, and proceeded to call w insesses. Mr. H. Walsh, Attorney, proved that in the month of March last he attended before the Magistrates as Mr. Mild. 4 may's Solicitor, ulna' the charge sr felouy made against the Plaintif f , Hasterd. That upon this occasion Seward ad. milted having bad pussessiou of the snuff-bux i which he said bad been given to his by Mr. Mildmay, and (list he bad left it with a person its bowl-street. That upon the witness:. inquiring mailer whet circumstances the box hid been given, the Plaintiff replitd, that Isewas packing up Mr. Mildusay's things when he vela Ahmed; that he had filled the trunk so full that it would not dose, whets a Gentlemau she was to alCellnipAny Mr. :Hibbing came to the dour in a coach; Mr. Mildniey, hudiug his bunk nut packed, flew into a violent passion, and °seeing the trunk threw several of Lie top things upon Ilse flour, amongst whitb was the snuff la: its quesiisiu ; that the Plaintiff took up the snuff box, and in quired of his master what he was to du with it, to which he replied, " Go to the devil, and du what you please with it," which he, Bastard, considered to be giving it Lisa. Anne Dodd, a hied-maker at Mettun, the uext witness called, proved that shortly after Mr. Midway went &annul she saw Ilse situff-bax is the possessiou of Bitstaid ; that before Mr. Mililiaity went 'thread the sunff hex used to his left ou his mentie.petee, and thei she bed krowu Salitaid to take it away several times, and to use it fur a day or two together, mid then rtturu it to the same place. That Mr. Mi.theity, when his went abroad, left her in possession of the keys of his wasiltulte, and that durnix bus absence, Dastard, benic then in the service of Mr. Bouverie, came to her and said he bail rteriVed • letter from Mr: Mililiney, desirme Lim iu Inuald souse articir* of witariug apparel to him ou tht Coutintiii ; hem the esteem gave up the keys of his waidlobe to Hastard. That about six wet ks before Mr. Mildmay's return, Bastard wished her to take ;he keys arid, which she refused; upon which Has:aril lett the keys in Mr. Miltlmay's loom, where they were fuutul tau to• return to College. The witness mated that nu letter was produced by The College Laundress sod her daughter were then called, the latter of alum slated, that she was in the habit of wash- I tut the linen of Bastin* who after the departure of Ms. htildmay, hail repeatedly called 00 her rtalltr.tuill 'kr to take the utittala of thrt Geut.eitiau'a mime hum seamy neck krirrhiefa and other articles which he brought to be washed. Th.it the sunward the tu■rks from some, but ,:echo, J taking them fawn others, after which. the PlaustilL before the nest washing, tut out the marks which had bent placed in the twiddle of the kautlitercltiefs. bite stated that she slay washed far Mr. Ildiltitay, and that at that tome Mr. blittlioary'a handlierchirfo iu wise were of a very inferior nature to (bow out of which lbc walks had been 'skeet by litstard. Here the Learned Judge interfered, and inquired of Mr. Tautitnii whoither i npuu this evidence, it could be said the aeteuilant's prosecution' ut the Ylstuii r had hero node tu lid without prubahle Cao►r, and observed, that he was bound to ivy, that evidence of the■ Nature would hang half thestaleutlar ; upon attic► the Pleieldj wad Isnastffodi tobvs the Judge axons nolthessing 16e liar, ithesterd, Matilda was a mull inspuslesit and scandalous action, mud OM be was of upinain Mr. Matthew). toss labiate', Ws kftlatit In Met hashed prosecuted the Plaintiff fur the felony, • • ii.11111111111111111111111.1......n0m . Deurnag intrisries in 'pm with those of HasIMMINI • smith is the day of the funeral. A deashory conversation took place., in the coarse of which the Chairman stated that Alderman Wood had communicated to him the intention of be Corporation of London, to meet the body at Temple-bar, and conduct it through he Ci ty, sod at the same time he stated that be had reason to • lie,. that the Government would give directions for the body to he conducted by the City-rood. so • as to ovoid the City altogether. He hoped, how- ever, tit.* werukt not he attempted. The worthy Alderman added, that he would be the kat mon to - esicourage mobs, but he hoped-that if the erestern- tarot attempted to deprive the people of the lost , 4 mekloclioly gratification of attending the corpse of their beiteretlQueen, they would be upon the alert, and assemble to such seurtitiret ae to cum/Owe his Majesty's Miniaters that they were hot te be we- vented from ern honourable expreorion of feeling , spelt the Aetna of any man.—(Heser./ A Gentleman arrived at this period with • letter from Alderman Wood to the Chairmen, of which she fallowing is II 0003'!—.. “Stv.-1 awl sorry I cannot yet same the Ity ma which Ike Norio! of her sat.' Mojcaty in to talky place. Lora Liver- . I Lia sent orders fur Tionolay, but I thick that viii be istikisaible, and I believe it will be Mdosailay. Your., kr. w MATTHEW WOOD. Rratokaborgh How*, ten o'C.ock Saturday evening." After wane further resolutions had been passed, the meeting dispersed. LAW INTELLIGANCE. COURT Of CNANCLRT, Lsemocall IikTUNI.DAV, AVOW/ 11. The LORD CHANCILLOIII came ;AO Court at . tea o'clock. 'PIt4CiIC& TOC SAUL OF . VOI.FAaT V. CUICIIEs•TER. • MS. SUUDlild retpie•ted leave to res.istion this came tole*. Lordship, newly for the pieepoer of liay. the pi • .1 the Court uu a point of practice. The D.fesalant ebtaiard lox weeks floor to put thins weer as a country Defendant. and afterward* the fisither purr of a mouth, hot before the time had esinred the I)efenitint had t.katii .lionaw is toe u, offal resided in it. •rhe t.i.joitr owned an attach- , sient abloom him as a. town Deferotriat, fur titA haviug pal in hie answer IN time as sunk. ' The Defeurfaitt siltitit.ed be had taken the house hi Pion for the purpose of the oceoticiiement of has .ere, nod was aterwards tletaincil in town ou uc- canto of tLe indisporttioa of his child. The queer .~ ,r I ': .~ ; f ~. 14SW( ASNIZIIS. • - ~. &Isom , to MURDER BY P I OIIIOTV Josses Newry was Wit-led Ale oho wilfid warder of limb Ki•g. we the Mil of May lost, iis Whist/ Noitiry, is t►M comity, by •dmi•istering io her • quessidly sid asossio, of which she dird in • few bows. This etiee elicited uscorsisses 'sieved from tbi Wroth/ at its circemenowee—tbe .wader of ass soh**, gel who had bees seduced sad berome pregssat by the Prisoner. Mr. Knox and Mr. Dammam wasiluelml the pmts. elation. Th e kegs proved Is evidence were these 1.-41s1 Prima% a wall-Mokeig awls, shoot tesray./se yew of age, she homer iu the of • gestleseso is the adgainiog mash to White 11Mtley, had paid his eidreteme to Oboe& awe d, a prow aromas smaller tweet% sei•haviag seemed b ee , s he beans pretreat. The doefased Deal sigh bar father, sad mate youotee bradawl, sad sieges% is • mat cottage, egiosietiog allows sportsman'. About a week boo fame the woosamisio is goes loo„ the Primer awe to sew the dreamed, sad they coavereed tometheest theism* of the boom. A poem sister of the deseased, Morriss bar anew , two, listearea to the omoversadaa. She heard the demased say to the Pfissser, " Emery, I ant child by you" The Primmer said, r If you Oka say body better dim me, you may swear the child to hiss." The doemosd SAW, " You Meow I here not lees With say other pores! but yourself; mid, therefore, I /101 l swear it to reu. They parted appereutly vit good Weide. Os the Ski of Hay, Is the evesiisg, shout six teslook, the Plisses, CMS! agate and conversed with *e deemed Mlles parlous. Their marreereaties was overheat al by the youagerektor, who lietewed at the dose. ;Theo.-0w Prissoer emits homed to the deceased," How Jo yogi du" She add " I ass oesie." He replied, "0! you am worm, are you I I have brought you a box of sal l will give you • mud ante if you will tale them." The &erased said she would sake them. He left her a bee of pills cootaiaist ablest leder, esti wept away. Almost eight o'clock the deceased west M bed. baying eaten • hearty supper of boiled cabbage. &hose going to bed tee took *eves of the pills. In the cosme of the nicht she awoke in greet torture, mid was violently sick. The pain Mereased a new* that she seat her little slater to • 'might/a/riot publichosse to get bee a half. quartero of gin, which she took la some water. This aggravated her pain. She thee told her rioter to tabs two phials which bad costaised some Muff of the Primmer's peeserlbiug, sail which she had previously sales, and the pill ties, awl bide them is a held at the beak of the loose, sod st the same time said, u Why should Emmy be barged! Eatery will he banged; they will brag Emery," or word. to list effcct. Her p.tis coatissiug to iscreme, she rent her sister to get solar beer. The girl west, sod vibes she re. Imbed iu about ter misuses, she found the dammed • novae. Its openiug her body, it was fogad that her death was p.. domed by sessisie. The remairaler of the pills which she had out taken, or loving aoslysed, were rowed to aauin 1111 grains of assenic tech, sod In the opiaiso of the surgeon, use half of a Margie pill would have produced death. The father of the deceased, who was • lubouriug mar, was sot aware of the courtship of has daughter with the. Primmer, sadist the time of her death wasters to his daily labour. AS stisu as the girl's death became talked of, the Primmer lab. *enacted with a few of his clothes, wellies the remainder to a fellow-servant. it was proved that, about • fortnight before the girl died, he had bees ioquiriae of a blacksmith in the neighbourhood what was the mode of powering a miscarriage; but the bleeksolali refused to tell kiss. He Theo %rut to Chelawford, sad bought half as AUSell of unit comics, auJ the same quantity of &meek of • Illorac-duclor, sada' pretence that he wasteJ to destroy the rats awl mice which Isfeeted his room, and grew. ed his clothes- liesseis, sod his wearing apparel. ibis in fact turned' out by the evirkumit of hi* fellarre-vassal to be false; fur &hero ewe no rates, mice in hie ruse, wither bad his clothes hatch soy isserteg apparel hens haisred. It was itaipussible to ascertain what bad bees is the boldly which the l'risouer had seat to the deceased, bat it appeared that she had hems taking the anneute he about • week be. fore her death. Wirer the Prisoner wee told of tho doe* he raid, Theo I shall be rued ap before the Magis tretes." He 14mi:tett to his fellowservest that Imbed token a bottle urinal'''t the decamped. Or a subsequent aresaius, after he had aittbeded, he aid its oar of eke wittiest" ea. attained, et atiorbillehouse le kozwell parish, " I dere say yea have beard what 1 cause away for. I dare say you heard that I have come swag un arcanet of that cursed wench, who was poisoned at Molloy." To soother witness lie NO, he had got the stall fur the girl, but that be did nut give it her with an initiation to do her any injury. • Mr. Tuiokiu, a surgeon, nod Mr. Baker, an operative chemist, were of opinion that the deceased came le her death by anemic. The Prisoner being called upon for his defame, said— " I Isaac wishing to say. I sae quite innocent of what the girl rays. 1 did slot du it." Mr. Jtissics BURIOUGH charged the jury in point of law, that if they should be of opinion that the Prisoner admi nistered the poison to the defter* though it was not dose with latest to kill or murder her, but with a view of pro. curing miscarriage, yet 'Hemlock as that 'would be au ilk. gal act, the Prisoner must take the consequences if death ensued, awl there was no material distinction whether the western was quick with child or sot. If the Prisoner had ebrieisterod the poison, be was guilty of murder.. The Jury immediately foetid the Primmer Quilt,. The Learned Judge dies passed midwife of death, and he was ordered for execetiois on Monday (this day). The Pri. goner was resigned to his fate, sad appeared very little affected. MURDER BY STRANGULATMN. IViMiam A hers was iudicted fur the wilful murder of Faience Ellis, a simile woman, by strangling her with a pocket-hrtiolltrrchief, at IVickbam Bishop■, is this county, on the 19th of hum. The prosecution •as coaderted by Mr. Visa-Penn •nd Mr. BRODIRICIL, and the dean* by the C011110)1 SILAJLANT tad Mr. CutwOoD. It appeared is evidence, that the deceased, who was about thiety-bra yellies'ef age, had for Noisy years hem • helpless cripple, ioespaide of doiag say thing to assist herself. she lived with her mother. The Prisoner lodged in the mass house, in which diem was atm soother lodger. Alumt six weeks before the 19th of June, the day the deceased died, she had boos poorly and coedited to her bed, bast wen on that day obeiteetto be better. On that day, about (Cu o'clock . the doemsed and the Primmer were left alone. Shortly after. wards be charged a dial, the graisa-datigtsier odder decea se d's masher, who also lived in the house, not to di.tuels the de ceased, mid left the boom. After some interval the let and ilsogileter trent into the room of Me deceased. and Cued her den Jibe gave au alarm, upon which the Prison. r and other persons came iu and examined the body, winch exhibited various marks of violence, which were Mitt thought to be effects of nine tilleateisa. The Primmer WWI after west into the 'tidier, mid reausunicatea the death of die de ceased, nod although wt requested to do so, bespoke a cots for her, giving the size of it, and desiriug that no doe should measure or examine the body. At his re quest the corpse was two days afterwards endured, awl he himself screwed duwu the coffin. At the request of the grated-daughter, the coffin was opeerd again, bat wen fas. timed down. Shortly after it was mid that the deceased hail been pregnant, in consequence of sleuth the body was exa mined again by a nsedwal man, ehep sedate ,I Shah she pro bably died of dropsy. In a day or two tehaequentle, in con sequence of reports of • disagreeable nature becoming pee velem, the body was again examined by another mitgeou, who weskit - opinion that she hod died by violence, and that she was eight months gone wills Held. A dtessuer v s inquest was then sumenesed, the Pli36/16“ saying dull hi stioutd like to be on the Jury. He afterwards deelated that the derma. d bad Wag herself, that be had lismid hoe sssprudrd from the tester of the bed, sod had with be owe bands cat bre down. It appeared that the tester of des bed could Gut possibly bave supported the weight of the elecraicil. The next day the Primmer was apprehended, wpm which I. erbium kdxrd that be was the facer of the child of width tMt decreed was preteens, sod produced a silk handkerchief with which Lc declared she hod destroyeA herself. this less the selo4amee of the rrideoce. A greet somber of witormes were called to prove the dillkosed eirtsimaissees epos which the charge Wise& Ihe Prisons, reefed. The Prisoners its hie finesse said be was isivocest, sad that 7 -- ~~.,. y : ~~.- thereby prometiag the you Members of the University from being robbed and plundered by perms, s the deacrip i ties of the Plaintiff, which he wee felt/fel was touleietpieetly the is... MORABLLO g. HALL. 'nit was us. minis of trespass to try the right of the s flaintik to the latter crop sod fuedieg of aft open usesilun, sserilsie city, called Mori Meadow. It appeared elect the Defendant contesded fur the right tu feed the had after the Seel math Old tomes. Day. The Mimi& denied Ibis right, ma isolated that tie Drfirsdast was entitled to las'iret me? thilp, sad In support of Ale monies produced a very antieot gruel from the Cussing tit Warwick, Temp. Hes. 111. to the Abbot and caramel of Chatey. leveret whimsies were examined the the Plaistiffs ne to the usage sad esjoyssilst of the feud is question Moat of wham speed is otitis; that the Plaistilfs, eta Mr. Stowe, th eir predectiater lb Hee puseeseiss at tie sfter-feed, bad - (sever bees secuetobad to lore adds loth the meadow until Old Luso" Day l "threes* many nets of owseirekip over the lard bad bees exercised by the Delesdant and hie µredress. ours betweeethealkso math sad Lemmas Day. The Judge them intimated to Mr. Jervis, the leading Cumin set far the Plaistiffs, that epos this evideami, be *humid di rect the Jeri , to dud fur she Defeedaut. After funks few übaortstiuss by Mr. Jarvis ' be enameled to a sunsuit, and the Plaistillb were called imcurdingly. sWABLINO te. TARPLRY. • Macaws excited • very amide:4We degree of ialrreat. It as as silos Le defamation, brought by the Plain's% artist lb• Defirodast, • Pergysaau at More, sear Dave... try, Northamptonshire. The Plaintiff, • yore( memos about 21 pears of rise, hid tired five year' is the erevOe of Mr. Gasser, • reapnaislele leadsmen in Oxford, share she asetiseted beselho the entire saliefashoi of her seams and misters, who recommended bet to tho Defetillant, sn whose Nerviceahe remained three yeah and • half, as nursery mail, dorti' ig three yeses of w hie& time the Dureadans arid his wife fitermentil called spur Mr. Gautier, wires they •isisod Ox ford, sad *puke is the highs* tsetse of bar, sad thairlts d him Aar having ramiunseaded ea valuable • sersal.—Adeout three sinallas *bee the Plaintiff had quitted the Defeadaat's *eerier (mumuust to wanting given by her to her utistrees), the Plaintiff was hired by Mrs. Turner, the wife of William Teener, Req. of Shiptoo, aa • cook, auJ ibe day es up. /muted fur the Plaistiff to go to Mrs Upon Mrs. Turner'. applyiug to the Defendant fur the Phuutsit's cisa• racier, the Woolard onus the following letter : " Mrs. Turner, Shiptou uuCher sell , near Wood stock, 0 kfurilab it e. " Manus—Mrs. Tarpley being Sitwell, has requested me ' to answer your letter of tiro 23.1, received this morning. ' Soso tisr•dling lived with us nurse-maid fur mere thee three years, and we have reason to believe was fur sofas Haw attentive to her duty. Set sow she is neither honest, sober, er amid', and would have been talked away it s h e bad oat given warning. [hider the semblenee of modesty and good miliduct, she is in feet a most puss slid profligate 1.01111.11. It IS ampuesible for me to describe Ike grow tasoleare she le capable uf,sad hisfrequestly strews to Mrs. Tarpley. Se have undoubted proof of her going to the man-armast's bed room loom nights fur womb* before she left. No servant would or cusp live with her, and numbers left no use her ac count; sea proof of this we have two retorisirg to us at Michaelmas, whom she drone out. lam glad of an eppur fealty of imputing her character, fur a snore ells wretch does woe exist. I lass her to be • base liar, c great thil, an in. aloft hang, sod to hive lost ber character. The wiss-ser vatit's liaise le David Seery, and you may have minty op purtimies of inquiring about them io Oxford. I wish you to read this letter to ber, should you see her again, but I warn you ups. no account to take her into your service. " Your bumble Servant, " K. M. R. TARPLEY. " More, Dherestry, Sept. 26, IBC)." In espresepseace ad this Mier, Ms. Tunes refused tereelre the Mimi" 1010 bereervice, sod Inc the injury the Plaintiff had sustaixrd,Ary Defendant having wristeu this latter, the prerieut artist was brought. Mr. and Mes. Gunner, Mr. Loire, and Sire. Rolisis, of Onfond, and • Mrs.' Dellturer, the sister of Mr. Bubah, ap peared um the part of the Plaietiff, trod 'poke iu the highest terms of her character. Mr. CROSS addressed she Jury on tbe pert of the Defeo& ant, and called witnesses (principally lien aut..), mid endea voured so prove that the charges cuutaiued Ir his letter were true. Air. Janie, in a roost eluplent speech, which lasted up wards of an knee, replied oa the gimlet of the Plaintiff, said in the course of bus address eunuoented severely oat Walt of the evideu e adduced by the Defeudant. The Leaned JouGa, in maiming op, castes to the Jury, that if they were of upiuiur Os it the Dulktvlant, at the time lie wrote the letter, behaved whet hr wrote to he true, that they most, in that ease. find a verdict for the Defendant, as it was ■ privileged communication front'• master to a person applying for the character of • former servant. Much mischief might he avoided if masters would give a true statement of the character aid disposition of servants; for obeli they were! induced, by their good nature, to euecest their faults •od crime's, from which many evils resulted. Masters were even liable to so action if 'buy should give • character of honesty sod sobriety, kuouing at the same time that the servant was a thief and • druukard. If the Jury thought that the Defendant was actuated by unworthy motives, they should find a verdict for the Plaiutilt The Jury, After deliberating • very few utieutes, returned • verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages 501. BERKSHINIC ASSIZEiS. At these Assists last week ills fulluwiag eillie was tried : lILIMBV‘ V. TOWNIVCD. • This was an action brought to recover a compensation in damages for a breach of promise of marriage. The damages were laid •t 3,000 f. The Plaintiff i. the daughter of • far mer at Deuchwurth in Berkshire. The Defruda•t, • homer at Weald in Osfusdviaire. At the Berkahile Shimuter Assign, 1819, the plaintiff's father recovered from the Defendant 1:1901. damages for the seduction of his daughter, the Plaintiff. The Loa. Clime Jurrics summed up in a very able sad impartial manner : he thought the promise of •tatriage land been proved, and if so, the Plaintiff was entitled to a verdict. Verd.et fu► the l'huusiff—Damages us. stsillimg. CALEDONIAN GARDENERS' LODGE. The annual lueetilog of this truly valuable institution was held at Edinburgh too 'Tuesday, 17th July. The brrtbrru oust mhlril in the muruing io Freetutisons'.ll•ll, where the or dinary business was trammeled, and the premiums deter mined by the judges. The grapes and molooss upon this ucessouu were uup•rinr to nny formerly prioduced, at title also the prise polyauthimes of 24th Apia, and potatoes of nth June lust. The Wellness them retired to the litislitig.selsoul, where they marshalled, aud 'Ginner& prover 11.41 along the Bridges, and by Prince's-street and the Moue t , to 11'Ewsu's R 9.11111. At tine o'clock the Preece, Mr. Alcx.iuder Stewart, Boo miaow-boosts, took the chair, stipnoried by the Trea44lfer, Mr. Rubes t Turuhrill, seertsauan, kiixh stscet, as Crwwpier, and the other office-bonus, whew about 300 of the Ull MOTU Lit down to an elegant dialler. The dewiest was sumptuous, CUI kk i 44 ing of a profusion of the choicest fruits ; unsung oilier articles which attracts d g. ueral hotter, was the coo teats of • fruit basket, especially the white CM' iitllbefli t presented by Mr. Inglis, gertieuer to the Brostuarable Mrs. llamas', Barutrui. Many loyal sad petrioste looms were given ; and the evening on. vein su she owing' harunnsy. The 'vogue, lu which the public sere glatisilussely admitted during the day, west richly decorated, and the chaos of the Oftire-braress placed widen alcoves, superbly orusineuted with festoons of fliwers, bed a roost imposing appearsoce, that of the Prows tieing uurousmuoly splendid, mei sor mounted with the Crown stud Thistle, while Its se.its of the Csoupiers were adorned with the Rose of Leetsuil, and its sister trubleui the harp. Jodrell, t►e whole was gut up and eutsducted alas • degree of taste sod orioles-Sty which re. drys the highest esedit on the Oder-lowers nod brethren, sod afforded much Ire to a uomerues amid adomortog populace. ^Nr• . • I. THE TIE/ a.F. • OXFORD RACKS. wassiormaY, •viouro S. The Gold Cepo.:Futir Mr. °chesslash Sirepbus, by Rubella, 6 yrs Mr. West's Fits-Orville, aged Mr. Bseller's eb. b. Steeltrap, 6 yrs old Fifty Posed% de gift of the Date of Marlborough. sues mold. Mr. Tbsrobill's f. fledurs by Crispis,llpo' Mr. flairebey's b. e. by Hedley,lf fur Mr. West's b. f. Barbara, 9 yrs Oa .6.. i a Mr. Demises Pelican, 5 yrs old •••••11 Mr. C. Day's b. Swindon, b yrs Mr. Pryse's r. f.Uailise, 9 yrs old Mr. Mryttell's b. L Mu.lin, 9 yrs old VIIVISDAT. The Osferdsbire Slaws of tars. rub, b. R. Mr. Ddlidall asef-Olavre, b yrs 01d.... Mr. Sadler's gieeltrsp. 6 yrs 014 The City Members' Plate of bOl. for bones bred was woo at two boats by Mr. Illepsell's 4 yrs GM, beating two others. Ilt1.1113OLDr• PERSONAL, NA, M. Humboldt relates some rentat Ises couceratug the serpents -in South the follessiug will show to what perils, the traveller is exposed. Ou taking lodging, we are told— " Before we took possessiou of the the ludiatis killed two great etripanore serpents. These grow to four or five feet loug. They appear. mi l t° sue to be the sante species as those 1 described in the Hz Margdalesia. It is a beautiful auitnid. i hut extremely ves,omous, white below the belly, and spotted with brown and red on the back. As the Motile of the hut was filled with gran., sod es we lay upon the ground. there being no means of suspending our hammocks, we were not without inquietude daring the night. In the morning a large viper wars found ou lifting up from the ground the jaguar skin upon which one of our domestics tud slept. The lodisus say, that there reptiles, slow in their movements when they are not pursued, creep mot o man because they are fassd of heat.— Ise feet, on the banks of the Magdalena a nrpent entered the bed of one of our fellow.travellers„ where he remained • part of the uight. without do. iug him any harm. Without wishing here to take up the defence of vipers and rattlessaikes, 1 b e li te4 it may he affirmed. that if thews veneerious animals had such a dispositiou for offence, as is supposed, the human specits would certainly not here resisted their numbers in some parts of Americo ; for Malice, on the hanks of the Oruonoko, and the humid mountains of Choto." After this tile wanderers entered the Rio Negro, and the view here takru is both gengrapliically good and morally effecting : " After all we bad endured (obserfiii oar inte resting author), 1 inay be permitted, perhaps, to speak of the satisfaction we felt is baying reached the tributary streams of the Amason, having pan ed the isthmus that separates two great systems of rivers, and in being sure of hating fullilled the most imp ortaiit object of our voyage, the de termining astrouomicully the source of that arm of the Orounulo which falls into the Rio Negro, and which the existence has been alternately proved and denied during half a century. In proportion as we drew near to the object we have long had iu view, its interest teems to aug ment. The uninhabited batiks of the Cassiquiarr, covered with forests, without memorials of times past, then occupied toy imagination, as do now the banks of the Euphrittes, or the Oxus, celebrated is the auuals of civilized 131111Q118. 111 that Mien, / past of the New Continent we ahnost accustomed oorselvesi to regard men as not being essential to the order of nature. The earth is loaded with Orme, and nuthiug impeder their free developement. An immense layer of mould manifests the uointerrupted action of orgauic powers. The crocodiles and the boas are musters of the river; the jaguar, the pecari, the dente, and the mutikies, traverse the finest with out fear, aid without danger ; there they dwell as in en invent inheritance. This aspect of uui mated nature, in which man is uothitig, has some thing iii it strange and slid. To this we reconcile ourselves with difficulty on the ocean, and amid the sands of Africa; though in these scenes, where nothing recalls to rniud our fields, our woods, and our streams, we are less astonished at the vast so litude through which we pass. Herr, in a fertile country adorned with eternal verdure, we reek in vain the traces of the power of man ; we seem to be transported into a different world fro, that which move us birth. These impressions are so much the more powerful, in proportion as they are of longer duration. A soldier, who had *peat his whole life in the missions of the Upper Oroonoko, biro with us on the bank of the river. He wal l a h intelligent titan, who, during a calm and Serene night, pressed me with questions on the magni tude of the stars, tan the inhabitauts of the moon, on a thousand subjects of which I was tip ignorant as himself, tiring unable, by my en amor, to satisfy his cutiosity, he said to me piss firm tune—' With ievpeet to toi a, 1 believe there are Ito utoseithuve then you would have found, if you bad g hue by land from Javito to Cass:Thine." The body of Mr. .I.ICOMI. who twat *aorta warty loot some time bits°, of DuVII, has btri, picked uN kt walla taro beloogiug to Wasting.. who it Irbitiopub.ctl plundered tba body and *het wattle buried it. This has been known its rouse queate of our of the oleo haviug beau detarted few days mace alreutsg the area of a valuable Orl i watch Mr. JACOB/ illtd nbiloll Ind perora, bybstlet' thy Fryucts told. which hitter. it 111 also presumed, has been abated swotg the'pervous who &mud the body. 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