The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-09-20 00:00:00

a ei'.~ . *glut nwsPENDszir Loran , ti lose low wait usalkverett .., Papaw of this IMOSBiliff ad sielverliaeoleoll heel Mr7Allll4llllll Hopoote, deelariag his headMe of beerewiwg a celibate' top tho Aloe of Chief Ilogiailale tor the yew, ~me. T Mr. Monate eheeld be owe of the two &Minims elibmeed br the Livery for the choicest the Coen I aim biall •IMWA soil dedrems ; bet it is ',Moot the *Mee of Ilitet 1111M0stmee mob fereisse. To he roftword to the Omni whit me MOW MOO who is his envier waai evideetty mower me psheSllo` l porpoise. His activity therefeiree the preeret weirdos IMO Am a distinct opposition is Mambo illevetyi • NOW whet an the lembeg forts of *seem ? Oa the resMdere AN. •i log span Alderman Maguey hurt Mielmehmerk 11111111111111 e. 1 mom did mot refuse she oMee„Alet legoottlei lIGAMIGIgemee eflits pillpr•intisess for ewe pelitolhatilk 4e/i/Feeptleiseirt aleollilitor The equalise thesedereekeN,Ml Spas the Ml it stem.mose le sesiority, wilt Vied lea 111119.1118 ; hmtGlels Glaernemais, from motives if lame, sod topped IWO* Aldigmes Maguey, wan nowlMog to powder him Aeolis bound the lodolgeece of the limitry. New, kill MI dill. of tbal irbie Mr. Maguey &Meetly meta htelaseeloll Ileteemme a modulate this year, 1121, Mr. Hiellisle meet' WSW t h e . least dimapprobatiest be waves seed the ellillAeit oltiectioe ; het he wow comes hwerestend wpm. rile de my peer, end as Too, Mr. Mageay, deenotal It Pest , ye* )tie have give* lip your right. Dees net the object isit , ari is t a eqinilly to himself ? The realise ep fill to Mr. H. year. It was we hardship or argot to he invited Mr Ilse *Mee of Mayer illuissi the period of the Coronado*. hit be declined it oat of respect sod dake.cp toward, dim., veep lodivideal whom he sew COMM forward to mow Batt Mr. Whale alleges, INA is justice to hie bretbreslif the Gael of Alderniao who lave mot peeled the Chair, he eflpesee Mr. Maguey. Now Ibis, if it means any thieg,„ wired idaply Met the jaeier members of the Court of Aldo". ' melt oegle sot, I. Mr. Ileygate's opinion, to be delayed la_, Abele progress towards the Chair, by snowier; Mr. hialteos, to weepy it &wisp the swat led ; or, in ether wepode j , 11r. Magma, having bete exewe.d for one year, ought Shire.. firs to allow all the jostler Alamein, madras(' that oat year s ' aid le ill the Chair before hip, which is the nee *bine ao , to my, lbst having begged we pearl iadolgewee s be hos , time* feellited aft data to tba oMce, mail there is we , ether Aldervais in • capacity to take G. The joeior 4111 - mew, for Where Mr. Ileygnie is Ms sesiows, will be left hp, N. leaseare *lndite in exactly their preseat siseetiom Ey the eerier eclat*, of which he appears se fond, Mr. Walsh. neallr term week' rime le 1113, and so oe. Arenrding to this role. Mr. Illagnay should have served in 1140, Mr. Hey. gate its 1111, Mr. Thorp in 11121 but the two fernier gen tler:mit hiving requested ledelgeoee, Alderman Thorp has takes the year that is jest dogleg, sod Meos. Magee, and Review mime again before the Livery epee equal terms. That they may both be relented to the *Court is wry anzinee whit, I would not defraud Mr. Hewitt of an atom of his eight ;'but I eat sorry to see bins opposing his senior, and, lee i think, tieressonably desiring him to submit to a reversal .1 the plate order of rotation. 1 world macho& with hied. lay. Awl perhaps the points heel better be left is the decision of the Omni of Aldermen; I rare little whether the rehire free* the Cosmos Hail be Mr. alregney sad Mr. Heygate, eir Me. Ileygete mud Me. Mogrusy. Of this I am sure, that Mr.Wakhowases year, is order of date which Mr. Hemet* we ta rie -dims oat arrive till 1023 there ca., therefore, be no Swoon Si, pieties' hi ; m with Mr. Neygate, to the Mr. Mageay. t sae us . . A LIVERYMAN. ' tae, ." 7t olitt t. . . CAPTAIN ROMS& • •-,: 're 4. ___........_ tootai Vi t ; Vre to Gad that the sebeeriptleas fee the relief et t patriot, Captain trails Reale% aam ly; indeed soy permit wile reads h i. is ap peal-WSW P.M e and geseroeity grille people of Ragland, sod be eireetamieeet eertilkates of his deeehirg coodect, ;iris by lard W.. Beetiort, sad by Orem& Saitlsed sad 0•11.1e0, sea "opalinee with the surmise, of that gal lant Aker, sad cooteibete dew mite to his relief. The Sauk of Masers. Renown nod Co. is Pall.nsall, sod Mr. Booth, Bookseller, Diske-street, Portland-place, re ceive iolsorrimione, end every information relative to Cap lan' itowieu's services, bases, sad striferiop, may be ob- Wired at the Wier place. .. .._ __ . . SUBSCRIPTION TO TIER LIPS GUARDS. Hyde Perk Berraeksjapdorellier 11, 1111 J. * Stli---The Committee of the 'F oo d am p a m e d this day respecting the appreprialsom 11. ewes oebeoplbod for the Life Guards, when the Wiwi. aildrallismis more neitaiesonaly weed to : " lievaii..4l—That we feel the higlieli mom of a" i *mi. asoolal otpablic approbation cootaitied in the Remeiolioms of the Cosamoitee, mod that we beg to WWII Sue beaks to the Gehtletwee with whom the someone enginotod. " That we have seers with pride sod gratllleatinoehe am a ss of meows of high rank sod of the greeters reepeetalsility is the Get of subscribers, and that we duly appreciate these wiseleirrotal marks of approbatios bestowed on one moat/et gesetilly en duly. , " That with gratitude in our hearts we erupt she tribute • of praise so kindly give', hot since, by this daya advertise. meet. it appears to be intended that the measure should bear the chandler of a reward to the ..hoary saserally for the hare performative of a duty, we beg leave respectfully to de. clue asp participating; In the sabot-ripe len, as we coercive that is aildkrs we are plaited to the correct sod Gewalt@ discharge of our duty, ender any eireensimocea, without looking to.keyoulme Mimed flout the provides which his Majesty has bees graciwesty pleases to make for ea, and the appedholkso f sue Kies sod tawdry." The Oiminttecir have amend me to Monde the foregoing Resoltatiows for year eppromd, which should they receive, they have further to request that yew will be pleased to for ward them to the Secretary of the Seheeriptions. . I have the hoaxer to be, Sir, oo behalf of the Committee, Your most obedieet Servant, WM. BISHOP, Q. M. Treasurer to the Regiesental Food. The Hon. eel. H. Leto., Coriormarlieg tat Life Guards, ice. - Yesterd•v • Court of Director• w•s held •t the East India Hou•e, when the under-mentioned •hwa were thus timed, viz.— Earl of Bekagros, mid New Ship (111..ilusuer), for Snot and China; llamas Coatis, sad blew Ship (K. &nide), fur )Madras and Cbina-s4e be afloat October IL 1921; sail to Gravesend, ()visite Si, 1824; stay there 30 days; and be a the Durres December 1, 1521. Desire. Duke of York, and New Skip for Bombay and Chins—to be shut November 9. sail in Gravesend November 24, stay there 30 days, and be is the Wives December 31. New Ship (C. hi. Daniell), for Bengal and China • oe. well, and New Ship (./. Walker), for St. Helena, Bot;rbey. and Chia—to be &Suet November 24, sail to Gravesend December 9, stay these 30 days, and be in the Dowse Ja nuary 14, 1822. Thlllaell. fur Beueoulen and China—to be afloat December. 9, sail 10 Gravesend December 24, stay there 30 days, and be in the Downs January 31, 1822. Castle timidly and Buckinghamshire, for Bombay and China—an be afloat January 7, 1822; sail to Gravesend January 22, stay there 30 days, and be in the Downs Fe. bruary 27. Lady Melville, hlarqiiis of Homily, Londmi, and Coa sting, for be adult) March 7, 1822, sail to Graves end March 22, stay there 30 days, and be in tbe Downs April 27. The following Cstitsins were sworn into the cowl mind of their resrective ships, int.— _ Captaie Walker, New Skip (building by J, Campbell), fur. St. Helena, Bombay, and Cb.na; Caimans Shepherd. Bet wiekshire for fleisbay and China; Captain Ilaviside, 'Thames, !dor Nempaelen and China; and Captain Mandl, D minas of Albei t , fef Siegal and Cbiva. dwir 2 --AL.- 17 ' 11P77 S ~s'e y'= IMP PFI!Im 7.7• ~. PETIR i'f#Z Qatar i C MAMA of thtitos h Po 41 I+ 050i5. 6 .1 _ /tier err OA br - oarit • theft • ....... is sad Colalbes ass mach dister‘sil by the sot. mass iefewiatod • ards, wee M! CZAII, FeTlll THI MUT, AY 1•111111. WITH ' /Ii'll r bilsia4L1:1111114.111111 47 delme fl'elset'alrulh:l44ll4l4.l44l : ll : 4ll4 INIII CZABIII•, TUB 91111 AT CATIIIAIIII2, WItIll• 7 gem 111/1111114, LADIIIII OP 'TUBAS 0011111 T. .--- ' *Whims' meld be heard but allsostiog sod spdsglog of Wilke, to She great Wow el the Ishabitems. The 'grease, smoeisted elf • pee of Ineitirrei elhei Are Niesidfici their evasive al the Hoar Glass public-hoses, sallied teeth M a Os their arrival, as the Case disliked magaillemses mad state a madams, with a delensinatioa to clear the read US society, he requested the Kies to Sedge him iu • sansaser• tows of ill the switchmen ! It happeaed, lowesser, Mat , tZleiwhich dm Q.A. bed I. *as .f the ',barbs of Berlin.. Semi, the mislsnble. with a piny of the pat ro l, wirref es Ow musessee.bewee was a Trey beeistlfal bendier, whit& byes, sad the p!-valiaat laighte of NW Chaser met with a • the Qweew had deseeeled le • alYle et greet rilleedeer• The reeeptiee which they ad oat sememplem, s a l . Am a add. is gallery wee sePerlli aid every reels &domed with perste casein fear of them ewes lodged in the watehhosiee dill Rimers ; sad as skis charming retreat was really a et Healer "L'Hilr war, rod., wits .1. via.. m.u, her Majesty called It " Mon-Rffent." maid swag* V . ball Ter heir Retaliate imadoct. the Caarina, end their Court arrived by water 'W P T' . . The Kieg sad Queers of Prussia received ' Met leading, sad the Klee headed the Camila ALLt intim.* aisilopsacts. nil the Csar leaded, he held set his head ; I- 1 1: 0 2..... nil said, ' 4 Brother Prater* las pled SO i . _ L el 44444.44 '' 114 4 - - . 4it' 6 ! l 1 4 . 4 ' ° 4. "t i i n ' lli • OW approached Um Queen, arid swarm to so. . lime hes% she probed him away. The Castled' first " kissed thwasmee's hand, mad afterwards iairedoeed Isi her' the Doke sad Dodoes of Ileckleabargli, who had erases palsied sheen, with fear hundred Ladies e their set S.. i These fear hundred Ladies of the Court were mostly Gee. : , sae servant girls, who oilielased as maids of ,(,tour, wai,... kw-maids, cooks, lad oashoninnees. Alamos every one'oC these creatures carrier I. hew anon a rtaltfrefressuil infinsi ;I and heist asked, whether dome. children were their wee ? they aosivered—" The Csar has dime sues the Aeseur he make ms the mother gf Me child* The 'gams weak' oat speak tu moue of them vocalisers; asst the Citariaa (the Griot Catherine) to be remoged,areetedihe Prliceeses tithe Mood with mach hasightissests, meditates kith very greet Adriatic"' the King prevailed as *s as dp woke them llamts. Wier. As mesas theeties sew She Princess Royal, after. words Margrovitse of lllMMlKlliiiihrit her up is his arms, (she was then eight yearn old) sad rubbed the very skis if her face with rade kisses. She limped his ears, sad told him that she would sot safer %arising, and that he was disheaoaring her; al ~ 4 „,., laughed very bmirtily, aod said, that K Mr • • a child like her, he would willingly give • - if his Preafecor. Thu; Claris& was short and stoat, very tawny, mod her figure altogether destitute of pustules. It saliciostly betrayed her low origin. To judge by her afire , oat would hew taken her fur a German stage actress, Her robe bad Miss purchased of as phi clothes broker was made is Use antiquefashios sod, hastily lades wi ',mid pew.— + Oll }eels, front of her stays was adorned • ls, Magularly placed ; they represeuted a double toile badly art she wings of which were uf email muesli. The were& dsien 'farm and as many portraits of Saints mad relics, rammed to tie facing of her gun.; so that when she walked, she jumbling of all these orders sod portraits see ageism the ether, made a hark Hag noise like a male M herons. Tie Czariso - • poseueg between use rim, .... ....-........ _ spoke very bad Gems° , 1 . 11 hell a thel I. fete "Is to wooed was eight or mile iodic* deep sad sae loch wide. interpret for her. This poor lallatlial was Is Primeval (smaili. who accepted this o g ee to ... s bee life.— lasses Toting, of No. IS,. Old Painter's rents, Breed she had eastertese 1 4, everermagmmem a the o hms is i er street, Illeadwell, seared that Mrs. Ferrell, at their lode that no Seeds, No he dined w" Levies been implicated in an alleged watepiraity ageism tics the sisesased mid Mr. . Lt Csar. While erased al the diatom table the Cam was seised N .. __ 1 . 116 , 044107. suburidded..iiddt ; Uwe were with • convulsive Si. and violently gesticulated with. &Vs elm" Ilhow,lwid the Veal's' laladSalall prevailed in his Word. The Queen of Prussia ' who sat Nest to hem, Meas. Alter slimier, witness, the i t he ase d. an d F was so terrified, User she attempted to rise from her seal; met to a Iladdle•havres where Omer some=WNW to friesidlyeeirvereaties sear it he seised her bead so vlolestly that the Qum" screamed fur .14.1450. merely, at which be only laughed heartily, saying, that the he left-them. N e xt extwatult berms of her eelp M were mare delicate thaw the ~... q those west lo the O• the first thing the tatter mid rilye a 1 6 7' e kir Catharine. TM seat day the Cigar was abeam the eshs. net of medals sad matinee statues; samingsi diem was a ti e." " aa . l a e Lmallbed illt i _!7ter heaths* deity is a very indecent atiltodei it was with the se" wa s _ el resmse " she °°°°' a•elewt Romasie an neeanient of *their nuptial thambers. v'er sh e onottelotete• The Csar admired it much, mid desired is have it, aedurder- r.. ether wllsesses were ed the Cesenerto lies it. She wished., excuse herself, hat material to say. the Cigar grew angry, sad said, "If you do not obey, I shell wh am P eal , of Ni' have your bead ens off" Sbe was dreadfully alarmed, sod a paparesomoory way iestantly submitted. mad ow Monday sis• Keels was the ram-hosted Cethariee of Reggie, she daughter returaing home ' of &Retake Priest sad the widow Oa drummer, so sass after- the alley b e t, wards veneering sod Imams at the bead uf the armed tea m e d his neutrality of the North, awfully tremeadose to ell the marl. passage of time Pull/ergo( Europe, which, seder the mend policy of aga i ns t , blundering terrified Meister., laid the fousdation of an d ii Rotas being classed sewers the first rank of nations, ri m , r threatellimg every usher, and called by its countless, weed,- r. less heeds, to overtone the balance of power is lump,; ' who, as described, in member tort-of the Freesias Illeeseies, 'peaking ads, Russia, runty andetGen. Keith," swallow mud, aid eat pelsonoue amahruoms and grass without receiving Ohs slightest isjory i" certainly a most singular mode, is moist of reessomy, of assistaiuMe mi. army of savage marauders, compotes% by its numbers to avenue the civilised werid, and sorest liedief enaiiiireante wherever it moves. 'dad who ear cheek this siseerwhellaiag dimmer, whilst the difficulty of assiatalolag am army is she field Is the oriatipal security of pities sod peasemisas. Lei the srieepaliflcione of Europe he. ware biro they admit this lioastiss Awn* to tramp'. down tea . little hers of the Tark, by the pirmrssion of Constantinople. - When the Csar and the Court of Ilarbarians departed Roan Herbs, the Oetes hastened to Illon.Bilon ; but, lo! the whole wee Side, Mooch. and desolation, sad ibilfieeesi was Misdate!, obliged I. minutia the whole of this shovel Pi" lace. ew do we poor limised.nseaded moth* keno, with this singular issessire of the Lariat Catharioe before the living geseratims, that eorry Klirmay not have sarerded from a slave, sad everyday& haselidlocesitd (roofs King ? CURIOSITY. •-....—• • “Hen," • seriplarel Imhof king, laid deem is its Itevelatioss. A . _ I .4g Aldevsee original ~..claratiou of the darned, es k was takes by Alderman J. J. Smith at floe biennia. (Thu declaration hos already appeared in ear pulite prt 3—Mr. Newman added, th a t w hil st h e was a t the hoesAal, be thought he beard the deceased say, that he did not believe she man handed le kill him. Edward Morita, dresser so Mr. Chandler, one of the into g... al the Winkel, stilted, that en Monday morning, shout seven o'clock-lb, deceased was brought in ;he had a mown between she ninth sad loath ribs, co the left side of hie bath, wad appeased very foist ; be vomited very meek, hid great Aillicalty in breathing, sad appeared in other nape &te be rapidly approaching his red. He ("gee.", mid that he *opened esoasentorift Idle, and that it would be runless to de say Ibis, for Vet. He expired between four sod Ave o'clock on Tuesday afteennon. Deponent embed .the bady„ sad discovered that the weapon, after passing between the ripe, had remolded the kit kidney. The wined wet eight or PIN, iaches deep and one dash wide. lagers Young, of Mo. l3 t Old Painter's rents, Bread. street, Illeadwell, nand, that no Seedy last he dined with the dimeased and Mr. mid Mrs. Ferrell, at their lodgiusa, N.. a 11 •0441 47. ; there were several others there,,ead the greatest harms* prevailed aasemps them. Alin dinner, witness, the olleiteesed, and Farrell, weld out to a poblie-houre, where they s goed some beer, sod re. wised is Meanly movement' fill sear ma o'clock, whet lot kfuthees. Next moraine ed of what bad happened, and went to the so are the deceased; the drat thing the latter said wets; 41 , 6 Thee eaten Ore ono. tioseit ere name) stabbed me 1 1—.1 moot live !" When wit. loess was at north% us the Sunday he saw • sword Imagist over the asantiopiree. Two other winners were then celled, but had nothing material to say. Willis. Pest, wf No. 16, Ron-alley, stated, that be is a pepereemerery watchman benefits( to Sputallields parish, sad os Monday morning shoot half past gee o'clock was returning home from duty, bat he bad scarcely rained the alley before a loud areanieg on call for help at tracted his node. he weer up tlw and in the peerage of the house No. 1, s w the Sensed leonleg 'gangs the waieseus; he was then bleeding profusely, and the blood cowered all his linen and redo out at the keires.of his b erases! He inept rd him as to how he none into that siterdion, aud the deceased answered, that kis landlord, whose same was SiMON Farrell, bad stabbed him. Witeensawited why he did it ? to which the wounded ruse answered, "I'll tell you the truth between God and maw; I keen that I'm dying, and . I'll tell onnieg bet the troth!" He then proceeded to state, that after they came boon en Seeday night Farrell and his wife had some words, sod be wain be would mid go to bed, mid lay us the stairs. Deceased fell asleep on a chair seer the bed where Nis. Par. cell lay, nod just at day-light sherbert'. alarm to her husband that be (deceased) wanted to come to bed to her, on which Far rell drew the sword upon him, and ran bion through she back; he solemnly assured witness be had ou such ininitiou as the womiese attributed to him. Whim be was wounded he raw doom stairs, but fell at the door ihroegh weakuess; witting was esaseyirog hies bark to the bane again, w hew Mrs. Farrell put out her head at the window aod said, " 13.—0 him, it serves hive right; hesbaud did so more than there wits occasion fur, he wasted to come to bed to me :" sad the deceased observed that it was not true. Several - neighbours then collected, mime of whom west to took for 'ise *Meer, and others for a aunties' man, sod witness bang exhausted, left the deceased is their care, and proceeded to his own lodgings. Chapman, of No. 170, flishopegate-street, plasterer, was informed of what happened by the last wine..., and eatered at conidnable length ow the particular already described. He had examined Ferrell's house, of which be hail draws • plan [here it was prodeced.] There was a grontoneatity of blood near the bed where the wenn lay, aed also near the door, bet there ins sone in the deceased's bed.room. The sheet. on Farrell's bed were also partially Nailed. Gentry, • constable, corroborated this evidence, and added, that he had looked fur the sword, hot amid sot And it; he oadastood Farrell bad absconded, takes, it with his.. Jobe Gibbs also confirmed the foregoing stateenents. Ms: Thome Aylward, of No. 44, Bishergile.street, one of the overseen of the poor, 'tinned the deceased to the hospital, sad saw him put to bed; be eat some timoresodle bed side, and the deceased turning rinsed, sad hinge!, to him, said, " Sir, I richly deserve all I am .deg." He the. get very faun, and witness did not ask any quest nee. Alter some notreborative endear, the Leaned Conner addressed the Jury with his anal ability, and at coesidenr tile length. He observed that if they were satisiked that the droned meant to commit as act of felony on the per son of Mrs. Farrell, they must gad it Juseifiabla Honi ed& ; bat if, on the ontrery, they believed his dying elects. relies, in which he stared that be had we each criminal ie. teatime, then they ought to And a verdict of MataideorgAler. The Jory coosulted a few minutes, and returned • ver dict of Illawelatvphler" against SIM,. Farrell. Farrell's wife was present, but the Coroner would, not allow the Jury to call bee. . During the alnieritsk Ilia Jamaica of his Grace the Duke of • MANICHIniTaa, the administration of the Government desolvto on Nlajor.Gen. COUEAV, Lieuteirant-Guvernor of the Island, who opened his I.;oturnispiou as elicit, iu due form, upon his return thither from England in 1819. NAVAL FUSEE 1E TUE MEDITIREANBAN,-- Hosing . oilvetted to the French squadron at Smyrna and vicinity, and .the inadequacy of our own naval !force in dirt quarter fur the protection of British 'subject, and property, we now give the names of the French ships, viz.- - At Smyrus, Ttb Assuan—Gwerriere frigate (Admiral Ha gan), Jesse* D'Arc frigate, Echo, Butane, Arriege,.sod Active evevettes, and Ettafelle fro Oil wg.— Men r de Las frigate, Olivier, Ras, Trait', 101wir. retie, Leoone, and Lamprey' brigs, wasktog weedier 14 sail; whereas our force was only the Mediu* of Wpm, at' - Sayre*, and the llseehorae of 18 sous, enlisting. • The Gortmora of Christ's Hospital have ordered a redaction of SIOL per cent. on all their farms, tithes, 414 tinines make application fur teller, The Bury and Norwich Purt, received yesterday, contains the following account of the harvest and snorkels : " The accounts from various parts of the vonwity are very contradiettiry as to the injury 'done to the b ; but it is clear that a great part a the Isle rise was operutative. We believe there is very little wheat Moved now in this part of the kingdom. We had a good supply of wheat, both new and old, at Norwich market on Saturday, and higher prices were obtained, ibongh the termer. were more disposed to sell. We had a tolerable supply of Scots and homebred !eau beast,. The fate pompon for a fall tureip crop hos given some life to the market, bus operated nothing as yet apse price. The usual quantal) , of lambs and fat sheep were drives to the pens mud alteration pries. At Hearst°, Fair, wt the 104, lambs Were fun 2s. higher thaw at Ipswich." —We notice this Statement in the Bury and Aar trick Pest particularly, as well oil iti-cou tit of the ge neral accuracy of its age leo It oral intelligence. as the chunkier of the part Or the country to which it ap plies, Imo great agricultural district. It may also nerve tie .correct the exaggerated accouuts of the demur: euvtainad itt the WNW quarter. • la Or course of So"day noornitig the waterline at Water. 100-hridge stairs observed something tloatiag on the surface of the river, which, too being taken out, proved to be the body of a gentleman who was drowned some days ago whilst bathing. It was left under one of the arches of the bridp to be owned. In a sheet time afterwards the body of a roue, gestlensen was dragged to shore, amid pet joie theism* receptacle; it was covered with marks of violence L the ream of which could out be setidaetority explained, and appeared to have hem but a short time immersed in the water. A third corpse, that of a female, was scow afterwards taken out ; it is supposed re he the young woman who, on Fritts!, jumped off the bridge. On Monday also two mew attempted to drown theater's'', but were awed by else promptitude of the anteaters, who Kaki no other reward fur their labiate than the Inds allowed by the Humane Satiety For takjug dead bodies out of the rte.', tad afterwards having the Wbg. ble to ahead Corooere Inquests to give evidence, to the - detriment of their own boateese, they get nWkdng. *Ai M W.- - "NE ■= 1 .-7': MOWN! ON arnellitilla.LT. i s it•.i ,-tt't A i odolinturA ..s 'i ' ~,±_A . _ _. ._ likkiflalvdt, Memos, i. the ---,,..... of -mi. Ifristriiol, before Tomei Sigovrott. Esq. tad Southwark, onil e r . . a .. ,' tbelidley at` mirebbilla6ll.,loo . k_irt a , 41:' ...44asadi, walliamiiii impel. 4tv roma4clart• . . 4 s P .1.;••-• •- 1 :The Seel Wielleeelelleeeheed ginillitlMOlNillilltsfug ' the avowed, • lad *bone tiregps of slag& no ilearlay night hi. mother pert ki, 41 4 1r eatteejilio.b li ne est bed, mut thee sleet *el Op fetellsilefiarer boom t bar regursrobe pet biro Nei NO own bed (.biro atter.4 coned alma steps), nut ha 1141111Powebast asap Mil ed him barques sic nod moo .0111prit iopilti.engesirre. M 4 &seed OW he had witaessed thelltack 001111 6g. his hobos 1 on the deceased, or that he cried out " Mawr its be. Waist his father's conduct. Mr. holes Neon's*, chief clerk to the sitting A IeVEMIS stills 'rows-balk produced the original declaration of the Tr •••• v.n4.1.7. 0 4 1 tolt o 1.441 X., ritE TiJR A 0 ... .....6,-- 4, 1 sa . iglitAirait slams*, ski. ggeomr, latggitegie 10. the All4gs ashes of 10p. each, with Sp. 41101 lie Corpswatiair, her threeltear olds, est. /M.; roar, tat. .; Ilaa, est elb.i Ida and aged, est. tulth—lk. Le ger Cease. Tbs *owe 40-ho sold Or kap. it desuetude{ Ice. Mr. T. O. Powlets's gr. h. The Marshal,' yrs ohl 1 Mr. Tarbusigh's br. f. by Pride Minister, 3 yrs old t lied SesithimigiVs b. e. Albany, 3 yrs old Leal .4111101110 salt b. f. Larinda, 4 yrs old. . t 4 Mr. Ommigga's eh. e. Cesar, 4 yrs old a q .nst.'./a 10.4 apt The Marshal. Tier 4140,1•01111/14aSe of atm (or dome year olds, 4d. Ilk. ; roar, lit lb.; tee, est. Illb.; six and aged, Isl. 10Ib. Mares alletrojAllb,—Teo-outle bests. • Mr. Lisallotele's gr. h. Comsat, 5 yre old Mr. Watt's h. e. Bergasi, 4 yrs 01d.,, 1111 r. W. B. Cooke's b. e. Usaarbaselt, 3 yr. old Mr. liars b. J. by Fita•Tossia, 3 yrs old . - 4 0 Mr. Kirby'. b. e. by Cardinal Work, S yrs old .-.lc. 114%. 4roastroisies b. e. Mosstoier, 4 yrs old ;. at .1i a ''' Ito 4agst Comma. . g . I 1., 3 No; .. 'tit A ;al , : : • (11:'1 T • • POLICE. 1114111161110esle. A number of silversmiths of the City applied lb the Lord liAmproegueoliag that his Lordship would, if possible, give tWaWiarilr to employ workmen who were not treater of the City. Ate masters Wog likely to suffer much in eon semeesee d lie high peke demanded for work by the spoon **hers, who were as privileged. It was represeated apes the pert of dm masters, list the spoon-makers of Middlesex worked for wages considerably susalki than those for which the Geodes spouse-makers were to he hired, and that eiseseouently the silversmiths of the City, if they were obliged to empl o y the l a tt er , wou ld b e sidese lo a greet iontoveoiroee, to an expiate that would give a Moilloiditeibie advantage to the Middlesex trade, which most, wader such eiresmstaacea, be the soseessfel comp*. tilde Is the market. The London silversmiths were willing to pay as full wages es were given by thew of Middlesex for the meet alluded to; bet one% • proposition upon the pert of the trade would sot be listened to, sad the Loudon spina makers wbocwissidered that their privilege was s o t only o f ea she:lots oatetee, het that it comprehended the right to refine to Week, eteept at aerie's of which they might fasicy themselves de , seemed illeteresioed to work upon their own teens, 'eh het to walk as all. In either ease they were resolved, that while e Leeds's spoon-maker was to he hail, no Middlesex spinseteisker should be employed, whatever might be the ditmee between the demised, of both. The trade expressed • hope that the Chief Magistrate would Interfere to pretreat soy (were disagreements, by giving permission to the applicants to dispense with the Services of the Leedom sputa-makers, who demanded ex cessive wages, and to employ others, privileged se- not pri vileged, who were willing to work at such a rate as would amble the masters to go into the market with a fair pro spect of serearage. The Lard Mayor was sorry for the differences that ex isted. sad hoped that it would be enseppromised. His Lord. ship sated, whether it was eel kssap to he imperative epee the spooo-makers of Lando. to employ moue but freemen while ferrates were to be had, end that the oaths enjoined a strict observance of that rule, if was .fpietd, that the allstoidmille were Peteetity aware of the obligaties; its they ouibmilleml, seisetheethe enoebi taat prices deal:iy the freemooteppdgededdise did not exonerate the whs, if botpulk Alkiblilltrlite nail is its utmost lati s t ,omiL ld, so dohikopoodp wader the as tral of the jo • , , g tt , 1:4 Some of the opeeiwoolleci alb 1101411111110dHot imitation of the iateotien of llaltiliWinintilllMlllll4llll4.6llll.lll Lord Ns wpm this subject, rightillet= to meet the mobs-anises she . They ma sidred that they wiri &stilled to the which they had been be the habit of receivieg for • of thee, SW were mot obliged to Wens their demand henouse others could he found, who hart no claims as freemen, to midersefl their labour. They were ready to come se as accommodation, hot they protested against the proposal to come down to abs terms of any spool-makers of 'Middlesex, who might be dis posed to interfere wish what of right belonged to those who had retitled themselves by a dee whet name of all the oriel sary vegetations. Theology, maw requested that his based. ship would consider the hardship seder which t - and grant no permission to she applicasts to hers to the injury of the freeness of London. The lord •yor said, the case was owe i• Ai PAI ds Ile mould make ma decision. The question was ma whether the silver smith, bed • right to employ other joerweyesea ' while the City of Loodoo spools-makers were unemployed, but merely • question as to wages. Ills Lordship observed, that the subject would come wilh pr.ipriety before the Court of Alder. men. He at the same time intimated, that it wed seteseary that the journeynseu absinth' lake care how they dimmed this matter. The refusal so work at the prices demanded by other storkaseu of equal merit, might possibly be cesseider od as she result of a general enderstmiding, mid that eu9er. Muslin might be construed into • combiaation, if grist care were Mt taker. The ease is to Is forthwith submittal to the Court el Aldemruu. sole 11111111V1IL - Yesterday Jaime 'Wolfson ass charged before Sir arrant, Marie, the sitting Magistrate, with defrauding James Ci e . a servant out of plea, moralist in Septa street, Si market, of the suns of twenty ehilliogs, wader she leg circumstances:—Oa Tuesday last the Prioress the written Gow in Leicestersveare, and offered to sell • gold chain " very cheap ;" the witness hada' bees stile in • similar way before, was ;embed to detect the Primmer, sod accordingly agreed to porches. it. They adjourned to • public-house, and the witness gime him • simereigo in part of payment for the chair', sal wader pretreat of procuring more money, went iu search of a timetable, and out relent ing with one to the poblic.bonse, the Prisoner, it seems ' wm coutented with the deposit, as be marched of direellyaler whiteu quitted the house. Witmer met him rrslesdey lode alma, sod • constable brine on the spot, wisoulibil•Li The chain was copper slightly washed over with soldarand worth about ten-pewee. Sir R. Dirac the. observed, that if the purchase was wade with the knowledge of the article being of hoe odes than represented by the Primmer, the charge of Avoid could not be proceeded with, but that he should eoeviet the Primmer node, the Hawkers' mod Ped lars' Aet, is the prettily of 101. sad in default, Op bypass milted to Brideutell for one month, and being snobbillo sow % be was accordingly committed. BIGAMY. Joseph Josiah Jennings, aged 23, was brought M lbe custody of Henry Hammond, an officer of thin charged with frivolously intermarrying wit Ky r Asir lisisher, his first wit.- being still living. The Prisoner, who is a good.looking young men, was Mar ried Mt his first wife, whose name is Fry, about Ave months sow She was then 19 roan of age,. girl of sound morals, /seal temper, and some personal attractions ,• but the Homy Alb* over. her frail spouse sant tioncemintably deserted her, oaths a few weeks married Mary Ann Hughes, et Lambeth Chord, bowing represented Waal( to her as • single than. Tbis young women, whore age is $2, contineed to live with him till the sodden arrival of the first wife's brothec pro. dared as edairciesement, sad the Prisouer had recourse to Sight. A warrant, however, was taken out against him, sod Ramenned. after train hint through various parte of Norfolk, opprehroded him at Thetford, sod brought /din to tows ow , illowday sight itoi.-41e woo ressowdlod until the oiteortasce of the neristorl wiloomoss anti be procured. The Earl of hllemst-Epacusess has given a freehold piece of ',wind, at Stonehouee, near Ply mouth, 041 which is to b. erected a Classical sod Allaibentatical School fur one hundred boys. The t m for budding it leak' the r ft of the Noble r~~,i :kg . _ • • • bLb . iitLit . *aihnabat. likitftroulta i.e. ____......._ filltiot Mr. lorries RlCllSltisdik. WA:Sift-dint altid ea. was espiterty indkud tor *trilling six sheep, value to?. the property of Thomas Billisige. The ease wee provlel by the following eirirteiree7-.. Thomas Billings'. the Prosecutor, stated, that on • the Sth July last he had twenty-two sheep in a field neat Mill.hill: o.i the following Saturday he mined sit of them. and on the Monday follow ing he saw them at Smithfield in the possession of a boy named Abrahams. —.— Ahrahnnts Owed that he is employed by the drovers at Smithfield; on Friday the 7th July he saw the sheep in question in Seitithfield in the possession of the Prisoner, and on the Monday fol lowing witness was sent by Mr. Cox, a drover, to Hackney. to drive these sheep to Smithfield. He can swear by the mask, that the sheep he saw at Hackney en Monday. were the same he saw at Smithfield on the Friday. -- Tilby, H drover, purchased six of the sheep or the Prisoner on Friday the 7th, and the Prisoner drove them to Hackney for the witness. On the Mon day witness employed the boy Abrahams to drive them to Smithfield, where he saw Mr. Billing,. and on his claiming the sheep, witness F eu them lap. Ile had never seen the Prisoner nil the day he had purchased the sheep, but he was certain of his person. He did not pay Tor the sheep till Moo day ; the Prisoner was not anxious to have the money on Friday ; witness gave RN. * hoed for the p, which was a fair price. " . 4. ' . Thomas Stennage, a butcher' s b o y, m e t th e • ron Friday in the Greenslanes, between Hoemsev and Hackn e y; he h a d s i x s h ee p w i t h hi m Z oe and employed winners to assist in driving them to Smithfield ; this was about four o'clock in the morning. On the Monday night following witness saw the same sheep in the possession of Mr. Billinge. Witness had never seen the Prisoner before, but was certain as to his identity. Thomas Austin, a constable. assisted to appre hending the Prisoner on the Wednesday. at Winch more-hill. where he lived. Wetness went about three o'clock Ito the morning, bat could not get ad mittance. About half past seven o'clock, having been repeatedly refused admittance, he broke the door open; on entering there mes a person in the kitchen dressed in woman's clothes. Witness went Sp stairs and searched the bed-room ; Prisoner's wire was there, but the Prisoner was not to be !mod; when a person who accompanied the witness um after called oat thst he had apprehended the Prisoner in woman', clothes. -- Wager accompanied the last witness. The woman who sat io the kitchen gat up and quitted the house, accompanied by the Prisoner's son. She held a handkerchief to her face, mid seemed to be crying. Vt'llen they got a few yards from the door salons cob d the spearent woman had got isao's shoes on : this excited his suspicion, and, on taking the handkerchief from her face, he disco vered that the supposed woman had a long beard, and. hi fact, that it was the Prisoner. The Prisoner, in his defence, put in a written statement of the manner in which the sheep came into his possession. He mid he purchased the time sheep of a man named Thomas, and on his road to Smithfield sold three of them to a butcher at the • price of 11. 7s. 6J. each. He then took the remain ing six IV Smithfield, and put them in a public prim. and sold them es stated by the witnem. He . gave la for the nine sheep. and,had no idea that they were disbonertly come by. He huh attended Smithfield market, and had always maintained o good character. He hoped the circumstance of los having waited six hours in the public market, sod then selling them for credit, would weigh with . the Jurs. He was induced to put on wornso's • clothes as he was is debt,.and fretful of being se. I rested. . • i The Prisoner called a labouring man, nougat Now. He 'suited that be was on the day in questitiax on the road to London, sod when near the throw 1 Jolly Butcher,. on this side of Enfield, be saw Me:: Prisoner and. soother man bargairdug for mene.i sheep. and heard them agree that . .pbe .Priassms4 should have nine for 121. Ins. Wifiasas sionstraiiiitis ' ward in consequence of bearing ikotbarislassibmis been take,, up far buying stolosshaop os issilik. s field road. John Dixon. a labouring moo, staled that he Alio. in compliiy ,with the last tritest's, on .the Fent*, a morning in qeestiou, they were 'looking out .frir , work together; they had beta sleeping node!the . hedge on the road side, and were awoke by the Nieto of sheep and two men, one of whom was !Attaining r for the sheep. The witness thee. proceeded to give a so) remount of himself and the lass witness, vatyitti i 1.. iu many meticulous from How's account. Several uthet winnows were called, who gave the', Prisoner a good character. • i Mr. Justice Bicitaittieow *unused up the evi...l dence to the Jury, who foiled time Pritionsr Gat/tyro( The Prisoner was again put to the bar, an *a ' charge of 54404 tin sheep, the property tor Jarhal King, Esq. of Edmonton, on the 27th Jude: • 0 The evidence which affected the Plasmic.r related. , to one ewe, which was found in his itossursiost.. - i 1 es ..The Jury found him Not Guilty. •>.'.: 1 John Smith was eapitat'y indicted for retnrnhii from transportation before the time was expire'', . It spppeared that the Prisoner had been capitally a • convicted of a burglary, but his punishment was , commuted so transporta t io n f or l i f e . O n being NI"- , terwards found at large, he wa s i n d icte d f or i t before s a London Jury, sad the indiettnent then charged ' i that he was at large in this kingdom, to wit, in the a l City of London ; on that occasion the Jury sc. quitted him, and he was now twain indicted before a Middlesex Jerry, and charged with being at large in Middlesex. Th e P risoner h a d pleaded ilia ' he had been before tried for the seas*'' • offence and acquitted, to which a replication was '. l. made that the offence was not the same, and on tbit .1 • issue was joined. Evidence of the Prisoner's idens .1 city was given, and John Bartow, problican, of Ger- 4 well-street, proved having seen the Prisoner at Isrge a on the 17th April last i n G oew ell- street - roa d, w h ic h is in the county of Middlesex. - Mr. Justice HICHARDIIOIII 016.erVeli to the Jury, that he lord great doubts ma the subject, and if - it was . in• The they footed mistrial the Prisoner, it was her intro- oble lion to ontentit the poi,* to the ether Judger. The• Jory, after deliberoting some time, found . ~ .• , _,.. ..