The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-07 00:00:00

. f = a k ..,- . ,► ~EY* ••• • . m 4. . ,14 7. g .1• -IMPE.4IA b P 44 RLLIMENT. NOM OF LORDS, APRIL 6. A Commiseion was formed, under tallith the following Bills received the Royal Assent : —The Exchange Funding Bill, the Irish Sugar Draw. link Bill, the British Sugar Drawback BM, the, Quarantine Regulation Bill, the Westminster. bridge Sunday Toll Bill. The Commissioners were, the Lord, cellbr, the Duke of Mon trose, and Lord t li sitigham. Lord HARR OWBY presented certain Papers, relative to the Propositio% for an Increase of the Provision for the inferior Clergy. Lord KING, adverting to those Papers, sag grated the expediency of laying before the House a statement of the distinct revenues of the Supe. rier Clergy, in order that their Lordshipe might lie the better enabled, from an ample view of the subject, to limit° up their minds, and take the proper course. • Lord HARItOWBY •observed, that the ' pre. sent motorist did not call upon him to enter at large upon the subject : but he could not omit even that early opportunity of slating openly his_ dissent from the opinion. which the Noble Baron opposite hail expressed. He did not deem it expo silent for the objects of the Bill io contemplation, that any other documents should be produced ex. cept those which related to that description of the, Clergy, iu whose behal the measure was. pr0... 1 posed. • Lord SUFFOLK said a few words in support; of Lord King's suggestion. • The Duke of. NORFOLK rose to call the at. teution of the, House to a subject which he had, before adverted W I namely s a Bill now on the table of their. Lordships, and read the first time, to render legitimate •the offspring of an irregular marriage, contrary to a known and positive law, existing at least sixty years. He disclaimed any knowledge of the particular parties or their mu. tjvcs, which he was inclined to. think were fair and honourable; but he. deprecated the come. quences of inch' departure from an. established law and feeling; as he perceived Tery injurious tr. frets likely to arise from the Bill's passing into a new law, he was impelled to move that the second reading be deferred to this day six months. The Earl of WESTMORELAND defentleil the Bill, and produced precedents in its favour. Lord ELDON entered into a- e We field of legal discuasion, and approved of the Duke of Nor. folki objections. • Lord SLLENBORISU" - G . II followed on the same side, end with same compliment to the mo tive and the feelings of Lord Welonureland, con. sisiered the instances produced by that Noble Lord as nut directly ipplicabhr to thetpresent case. The LORI} CHANCELLOR then left the Wooleacl4 and ts#ived that the second reading of the Bill be postponed to that' thy six months ; which was agreed to‘, < u!, aPiLiwr Prime:* The Narvik •W ELbESLEY observing in his place the Noble Marignia (Latistlowee) who bad recently moved for papers relative to the transactions in Spoilt, took that occasion of stet.' ing, that he should examine with particular care all' the documents connected with that subject, not only such as exclesively belonged to the Military Department, or the mere4Perations..of the cam. paign, but every political paper, or relative cit. cemstance materially beariug on the question, and lay this information, at far as his j udgment and in. dustry could select it, On their rdships"fable next Monday. Several Private Bills were brouiht up from tls Commons ; and the House adjourned. * *OUSE OF COMMONS, irsiz. 6. .• . , The beputy Usher summoned the attendance of the,..ltoose iu the House of Pears, to hear the Royal )(Alit read td various Bills, fur which sew QM' report of the Lords. A Message from the House of Lords requested the attendance of John Curwen, Esq. on the Sc. ' lest Committee Of that House, on the Agriculture of the country, on Monday next. The House in. formed the Messengers that they would return an answer by Messengers of its own. . The forthercon?ideration of the Ri.Ptirg on the Embezzlement Bill• was postponed to Wednesday next. Col. LATOUCIIE presented a Petiiion frons the Roman Catholic inhabitants of the County of . Carlow, praying EMancipation. 'Ordetred to lie on the table. • ' Mr. CALCRAFT postponed his notice of mo tion . respecting Mr. Hunt's Securities, to Tuesday next. Mr. ASHLEY .Cpoeca moved that there be laid on the Titbits a Copy of the Letter, dated 27th April, 184,4 cpso . 34. Crela. to Mr. Hunt, call ing on him to name securities for the line perform ance of his duties as Secretary of the Ordnance. Ordered. , . • • The Letter was then brought, up and ordered to lie on the table. Sir T. TURTON withdrew his notice of mo. Lion respecting an Account of the Public &pee. diturc forithepresent. The Committee of Ways and Means was post. paned to Monday,. The Irish School Bill was reads third time, and passed: The Ilona Teseil;ed• itself into a Committee on the Act for the Augmeotailowtft the Salaries of the Judges of. Ireland anal The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER proposed, that Oa Salaries otthe. S,ciitch Judges should beinereased from 12001. to the annual sutra of 2000!. each. That the salaries of the. Latta, Justicel of Scotland should. be increased from 9001. to 26001; that the salary sof the Lord PCP sidcnt should be increased to 24001.1 that of the Lord Justice's Clerk to 40001.4' that of the Chief Baron to 38001. ; and that of he English Baron of Exchwerto 26001. As twirelaud, the eve. rage boinences of the-Judges in thing circuits was 3391. per annum each. He proposed that the tin. !Aries of the Irish Judges should hg increased 6501. cash, making them 30001. per annum. He con. T .....1.1 eluded with moving, that it was the opinion Of be Committee that his Majesty ought to be 'ambled to grant out of the Irish Consolidated rata an in crease of salary 41150. to each of the Piiisue Judges of .Irebsnd. Mr. HUTOUINkiN would not oppose the Resolution Int be thought the salary-of the Re. corder of Lott oughtto be increased. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUE'R. said, that such an alteration could not be engrafted on the. present Resolution. After some otsservations from Mr. Adam, Mr. Horner, Lord A. Hamiltoa, and the Solicitor. General for Scotland, the Resolution was put and agreed-to. A Resolution was afterwards put and agreed to for the increase of the salaries of the Scotch Jud ges. The House .resumed, when the Report was or. dered to be received on Monday. Mr. WHITBREAD postponed his notice re specting Mr. Bathurst's Instructions to Monday next. While on his legs, he would ask, as the si. tuation of Master General of the Ordnance had been vacant since the 3d of March • last, and as it was•a most important situation, whether Minis ters had proposed any person for that office to his Majesty ? The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER, if we understood what he said, replied that they had not. The CH A NCE4LOR af the EXCHEgUBTA pestpotied the vote of the Surplus of the gonsoli. dated' Fund into a Committee of Ways and Means to Monday. • On the motion that the Report of, Local Militia Bill be taken into further consideration, Mr. WHITBREAD wished it to be put off to another day ; but on a suggestion from TheSPEAKER,, the House resolved itself into the Committee. . The Resolutions were then read and agreed to, ye Report • 4 order 4.*' • and the Report afterwards brougnt•up, ann ~.der. ed to ,be taketrinto further consideration on Mon. day nest. • . Thailouse Elm respired itself into a Commit.. lee on the Militia . Complelion Bill, . wiser, eh,: 'a. dons •Resolittions .were put and agreed to. The Muse resunartil, and the Report wits ordered to be brought lip on Monday. Adjourned. ~'+..q irt' +~ 7'llE 111ARKETS . ." • . --...-- CORY EXCHANfiEt APRIL 6. CURRENT PRICE. Wheat, - - 645. 81b. 102.. Tick Bean-, (•ld) 449. 50i. Fine ditto - - - - 1064. this. WO, Rye, -:- -- - - - 46..52 , rolatels -.-- - AI.. 33 4 . Od. Marley', - -- - 3.55. 04. Melt, ---- s - - 70, 7s. Rape Seed - - - £46 £52 W. Peas (Bolters) 645. 70a. Fine Flour --- .- 8.).. 9Us. Grey Pens, - - -.- 455. 303. Seconds Beans, (old) - - - 54.. 635. • UXBRIDIE. • Coro-Inspector's Return.-TritiesisiY, Arai t. 3. Wheat, per load • '221. --s. to 311. -s. • - .-' Barley, per quartzr...... 3s2s. -d. to 455. :---d% . ~ r ilanl' ' ' 9.84 --.41. to 4*. -d. • Beans • 40e. -d. to 50e. -4. Peas ads. --d. to 365. -d. _ o u r -- PRIORS OF HAY AND' STRAW YEBTERDAY.' . ST. JAMES'S.. WEISTRCBAPEL. Hay, 41.05. Od. to 61. 12t. Hay, 31. ss. to 01. 16s. Straw, 31. Os. to 31. 101.66. Clover, 61..125. to 71. 18s. Straw, 41. 16s. to 31. 6s. f . - PRICE OF HOPS.. RAGS. reciter,. Kent„ '. 41. At. to M. lb. KeSit, 41. 103. to 61. 6s. Sussex? Sl. 103. to M. Os. Sabel 31. lbs. to 51. Os. Essex, M. 15s. to 6'. 5 3 . Fatah:us, 91. Os. to 111. Os. SMITHFIELD..-Atari S. To sink the Offal, per stone of 81b. •8eef....45. 2d. to ss. 86. Head of tattle this day : Mutton ..4s. 6d. to Si. 4 1 6. I limits.. 8.60 e Veal ....ss. 04. to is. 44. pz i, . 1 Pork ....U. 4d. to 7s. 2d. eel Lateb....os: Od.. to Os. Od. Pigs HAY-MARKET. • ~ Hay M. Os. Od. W . .* 15 1 . Od. Straw Clover - * A 4I. 104 Od. • • .susa..... . .. NEWGATF. AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcase.) Beef 4i. 04. to ss. od.l Veal Si'. Od. 1° N. • 44. Mutton 4s. 86. to 64. 44. Pork Si. Pal. to 6s. 44. Plitif2E OP TALLOW, Ike. • St. James's 'Market ..ii 54 Town Tallow 75s &I ON Od Clare Market " 4's • 'ttid Yells* Rohde 79sOd 00s Od Whilecliap.el Markel lie ,Sd 4 White ditto .. 70s Od 00s Od per st. or Sib. 1331 lid Melting Staff.. 60. Od ON Od Average... 6.. 4a: ded Ditto rough .. 37s Od Os Od Graves Good Dyers _ 11104 Yellow Soo?, 935.-Moftled, 106s-Piecee. Si ad-Curd, HA-Castile £9. Os a .4"0. (11. • Price of Candle, per dozen, 1% ad-koalas, 14s Od _-.....- RAW 1111)ES. 'Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordiliacy 2s. 44. to 2s. H. stone) Ss. Od. to Ss. 4d. Narket Calf 14 4 . 01 inch. Middlisp t is. ed. to 23. 10d. Log. Horse 15s. to 163. Od. Sheep Skins . -s6 0. , A,85. Od, to tis. 04. . PRTCE'Fini*TpsR. • Butts. 50 to 3fliss.altell . .li :vat) to . 294 per lb. - IMtiof hits he .. ' ., - 41 . s Merchants' Backs • . . Id . 6 Dressing Hides .it•. ; „ to ; sod 4 . Fine Coach Hides- • • zillort la tfi ld. Crop Hides 35 to 401M artouolig440.1q 4 l a Ditto 45 to 501 bi. . . MU Calf Skim 30 to 4t11h.. 6 .-- 2111115410 , . • Ditto 50 to 700.5. • • AVM/ y : . Ditto 70 to 8011)4. • - ' 36d 16 , Small Seals (Greenland) - N. Jo Is. I • • Large ditto 10,14 to 150..perstozea. . . Tweed Horse Hides . , - . op to .22di --.- COAL MARKET. • • 1 Sbi ps.at. Market. Ships sold. , • :. • Priee. '24 Newcastle 1 Stone Cad 1 Scott% I.6ioderit. . .---.-. J • Letters were yesterday received from 'fiGllanil, dated the Ist itiotaut. They confirm -the:act/sant of an arrangement with BONAPA Nit, in conse quence of which his brother Loan is seen to re turn. The French troops ) it is said, Wert to leave Holland on the 4th. . 4 ,4 t • 7-- - - ,A dee' was fought early yesterday morning in Copenhagen-fields, betwixt a Capt. Stercrei.ond a Gentleman Qf the nan; of Cocain/pan, his bro ther-in-law, in consequence or a family dispute. Codlington was . r . ,oundo 'the- in the second fire. Ire waS COlir4ed kit* 'in Nottidgham.placc, in a post-chaise, itt grcatagony, lacooppaniesi by Ids second. 1:.• • . . ..:-IrksiekTATa girt • _t_ = ES& , 7-emono— . CROWN SIRE. • WilthieVelem, alias Mies, and William Niche/It. were capitally joilicted for stealing, in the eight of the 10th of Feb tuarylatt, pee galloway Scot us or bullock, Setae `V. from Cadre ilia Park, at Bamford, the property of Alexander Black, Esq. Mr. IPooLav stated the case to the Jury, and afterwards j ill ti support it by evidence. Protec The . not whhess examined was Nathaniel Kingsbury, who ' ousted, that he, was bailiff to the late Mr. Jackson ! Barwis, whose premises were within a quarter - of a mile from tiklealiall, the seat of - Mr. Black. • lie knew Nicholls very . welt, became he had put him into Mr. Ildrwis's farm, as looker„ and in witnem s Amaze lee was accustomed to . materee the entire bush** of the farm. He was a married man, and lived in the house. Ou the 11th of February last, a itoess was making -a search about the premises, and found some,beef. His attention was first drawn to the cow-house, ' where he fouud three pieces of .meat ' of about ten pounds 1 weight each, uncovered and exposed. Not suspecting any thing amiss, ' he calkd the wife of Nicholls. rate) gave . her thos lieef, desiring leer to take case • of it. O it loaktile, turtli.-r, however, he foittiti two hind-quarters of an ox's eatease, cis- 4 weird over with straw. What led to this discitvety was, the, disibrbed appearapce of the straw, whita induced hint to take some notice of it. The beef 'was still warm, and seemed to he rather mangled, in a very unbutcherly man; ner, and recently skuoghtered. —These estraordieary circumstances exciting is his mind a great deal of bias, picion, he had the door secured, and immediately wet ill to luform Mr. Ashton the constable , of what he had seen. Mr. Ashton retui sed with bias to the farm, and they made a .further search. Behind the barn they found the en •trails of a bullock, nearly covered op with earth ; but what struck the Witness as most ettSraorditiary was, the removal 001 all the bloody straw, and ducks of blood, which he, had seen in the cow-Ituuse, before he weal to the constable, and fresh straw placed i'hcre in its stead. After directing his Cie..' riosity further, he discovered some midi kits of an ox's iskim but on teeredista inure closely, .the.wltole skim, cut into Mr- fermi parts, watt Isiuttd, by means Of u dog, who rooted it out of a cavity in the cots-house. This skit' was afterwards sliewn to Mr. Bucklin, Mr. Black's bailiff, who recognised it Lobe the property of the l'rusecutor. John 'fishnet . , a constable; of Rumford, stated, that he I went irtcompany withliingsbury, the last witless, to Mr. , Darwin farm, on the day mentioned- by him, for the put- pose of marching the premises. It was about two o'clock when he first went there. On approaching Mr. Barwis's house, he saw aman digging in a field ; he believed him to he Deno, the prisoner ; and saw another running away from the spat where Dean was. This was pear the barn, and witness went up to the barn, and found Dean propping up the dour !titbit 'heed. lie (the witness) pulled the shovel away, and no opening the door, found Nicholls the primmer there, jun comuig away from the straw, lie secured, and brought him to Here.:tires% wherehe was connued. He again returned, nod onsearching the.spot where Dean hail been iliegiug, he. -foetid the intestines of a bullock concealed in u hole, along With a bullock's head, with a little of the skis upon it. lie cook it, and put it into the barn, slung with part of tire skin, which had been found therein Wien witness was taking Nicholls befose th e Magistrate, In some carmen:then he had with him, betold him, that tansy three butchers had en- Misted the carcase of the !Hillock to his care, to keep for a night in the barn, for which they were to reward laid with half- i-crown. Witness said, that the parts of the ha-thick ha had scot, were mangled in a very unhinclierlike manlier. lie kucw Dean before; he had a wooden leg. John Bucklin, bailiff to Alexander Black, Esq. stated, that his master had, at the time of this robbery,' six horned and twenty-for polled buttocks, snaking, to all, thirty. lie had Collllleli them all ou Satarday night, and found them safe. On the Sunday morning following, lie did nut count -tarot again, according to his usual custom, having some Other borsi- I n ' noes, 10 mind. However, about four it'elock is) the afternoon of Sunday, 6p cheerio; his 'Harter's held, he found the gate taken off its hinges, and I) irg on the ground, and, upon . , taunting the catt le, missed one of the polled bullock*. lie afterwards saw the skin, and the head of the bullock, found on Mr. Baro is's premises, mitt; from his knowledge of ter - tale marks upon them, he was pretty sure that tory belonged I to the huliock miss ng from his master's field. . • Julio Maze, an accomplice is the robbery, being sworn and examint:d, said, he had known Nicholls for a long time. He ;also knew White, alias Dean, baying worked with. him at Mr. Black's for about n mooth.• lie (the witness) alungl with the Prisoners, stole the bullock from Mr. Black s park. Oudhe night mentioned iu'the indinteteut he nod they bud been together at a pablie-houses, called the Greyhound, at Roniford. ‘ -Nothing was sek4labout the intended rubbery be fere they !eft the huuse; but after (hey got int* the rot*, Nickolls proposed to wltnew that he should gts and assist him and. can to kith' bullock in Mr. Black's park. Witnestot first peremptorily refastilt but, however, after rive:W.l.d se" • ductile perdasitnir, his hooesty misgave him, and he can muted to go. - The die PH:misers , theft told him they huld every thing ready, end away they went to a field of Me; Black's. Wheo they arrived, Nichrilie and Deaa Intinedf ately singled a bulfobk out form unionist' the . herd. It was a black one, without horns. They then drove it to NS- . cholls's house, at Mr. Btu iv is's farm, add put it into the cow 'house, for the purpose of slaying. Dean discharged a'pistol tit the animal - , but misied his Mtn, and the ball passed the • a boarded paitition on tho other side. Nicholls then too . the pistol out of Dean's hand, with some expressiud of' reg., huke for his aukoludness, landed it himself, tired,' soli killed the bullock on the 'spot. The nninwifs throat lita then cut to let the blood out. This was about ..bait. past eleven o'clock art sight. Witness was then under rent apprehension 'of being detected, and went away.- - With respect to the gate to the dold, he. said Nicholls: took it off its hinges, and - laid it cm the ground, hit for what purpnee he knew net. The bullock, he believed,: was left in the cow-house, which was about half a mile frorg ;11r. Black's park. Vi itness was to have Po share lathe plats , der. The robbery being Nod out nest slay, he was apprt-. headed on.. the Sunday cretin( siting silly Dean, when ha was ping home. He knew nathing about the entrails of the hello& being hid beleindlbeisars. Rebecca Palmer, a female servantof Mr. fiartris, stated, that she lived hi the-same how where Nicholls and his wife lived, belonging to Mr. Bemis.. Oa the nigh t aseetloned in the tudictmetd, -*nut eleven eckek, she heard Kier come in and speak to his wife. She 4$ not see him, at judged that it was him, frets her aegaistitheace with his v*lcip Soon after she heard Mat goad wain ills t h e yard, **CIO about half au hour afterwards, she beard the report of a Or tol. Not suspecting any thing amiss at this circumstance, 4t went to bed. On Sunday maritime the slaughter mud rob bery of Mr. Black's bullock was discovered. Rather early on Sunday morning she heard a man with a wooden leg talk ing to the priesner Niettoth at the furor-Masse. She did out see his lice, Ms back - being tamed. tow:oils her. After lie I was gone, she heard Nicholls say to his is ire, %* Where are I Tou, old girl ?" and from that circuttistaace she was tore it ' was Nicholls hini.elf, althsaighalle did not see him. The evidence for the prosecutkm closed here, weetithepri- 1 , sinters were called ea for their defence, but they said notiner whatever, preserving a sulleasiteoces 1 . Baron M a coos A l.n sininord up the evidence, and the Jury . lmigedjetetypisan bosislrhismer,4l%. . WESTIIII.3ISI'ERSEA'S'IONSs ..f APRIL 5: ; ' . ASSAULT.'• • . ~,..• . Edward Ruby was indicted f o r aß4itinipit ' ,Jaw* Sullivan, and breaking his thigh hove. From. tho evidence of the Prosecutor ,it' apkared, that hp and the Defendant were in .a publsc.lesuse in Drury-lane last Jana; that Defentlaat be* in liquor, bcgaw "sley-larklag;" Which gilded ne his giving Prosecutor a fallow .the floor, by which he sustained the injury above-mentioned. "Thin -vast proved by Enteral WittsesseS. Doesoitiatit stated tfiSt he was in liquor it the time; that he was. gait* !a .. Stranger, to the Prosecutor, and could nut hate Any ill-will towards him; that it was a mere; aid: dent, and that he , himself Was a poor Man,. will; . , four children, two of whom were then lying ill. These circumstances were corroborated by Revs*? persona, - . The Jury boring found klm Guitig, the Coctirt, taking all the case into consideratiOn, fined hlin 6une shilling, and• he was discharged. . . Rebecca Lee was found guilty of . a violent, as. ,jilt op Apa Hitylnlin, her maid servant, attendee w!th.circaseastaitsv& of cruelty , ' and sentureekl •t‘ pby a Sue of 401. which she immediately did, 'ant tray discharged. , , 7g- ... ` - ' 7 m I MI gilMileilabril. • • C 4 (kr Imperial atm of Cempeirne, MairelM d irA i r b u go l i,"soliritoe. ot Tag TEREcII s Eno . 14 "111PAI.T, rrotEcTOR OP Tait co IIEBOERATIoII Of TEit RHINE, MEDIATOR 01 THE SWISIIcoNIFEDEEAcT, &c. &c. " Wishing to mark the epoch of our marriage by acts of indulgence and benevolence, we base decreed, and decree at follows: •.r • . . " TITLE I.—The individuals detained at the publicatina of the preheat Decree, by judgments,,of the Correctorial Po. , or might be' tettiiititd after the time i s expi. having undergone the term of imptisoo meni, l ar i edre ce, sfio n iri n i d oret w eta h i o n , ed payment of the,fittes or. caprices, shall be re.. , jleaned from paying the said fine or expellee, and shall be Rt . • *liberty a: the es plratinn bf the time-fixed for their punish. fit. • " Alk/rxins delpise4 for forest offences shall be set at li. bertf, at all prosecutions for such offences shall cease frosts • • I The tiublieistion of the present !New.. . t' Ts rt. ll.—Oot•Pl l inisters dT Floater and the Treaoiry I shall present a Report upon each of the individuals det lined, or liable to be takes) , uit fur debts at the requisitiokot . th e agent of the public Trea,ary, or rereiv,,r; of politic contri. titions, in order that ue may judge who 'Etas: obtain their espargement ur discharge fr.:ni the power of ;wren. " TirLt II debts due for moans of carting; e on , traded towards the office of nurses by patents of P am , the Department of the Seine, friar tlle 9111 of ()caber, 179, .• to ilievaid sof Nord', 11$10,. are remitted. " TITLE IV.—Six thousand retired b"ldirrSclravinzs frve i fai least one eartipsiAir, shall be nerrtivd the A ptllo, girls ' their Cianimittiv.',.w Ito shall have a dowry of tal Lon from Paris, and (i;10 from the rest of the empire. " TiTLE V.—.'. free pardon is granted to rill nun-rem. missioned officers and soldiers of our troops by area atA who were in it state of desertion, whetter they hate fires condemned or not, at the *me of this Decrec." • • POLICE. . . . . . —..--. ROBBING' CONGREGATIONS.- - PICK - PACKETS. Bowesertetere—For some time past consider. *: able complaints have homemade of robberies by • daring gangs of pitkpoekets in theday-tinio, ie the publir.strects : also at churches, chapels, and meetings, particularly at St. George's Church, Ilanover-squarc, on Friday merningi derink Lea, when numerous- congregations assernele to heat Dr. Hodgs,itt. The Countess of Ayl ,, stord, and several other 1414104 of 'distinction, having bag robbed there, mentioned the circumstance to -Townshend, the Officer. The Countessof :kyles. , ford saitl,_she had no doubt but ehe was rethbed by ': e short fat women. Dr. ilodison also interact! " Townsend of the robberies thel were eintigniielly 4. committed in the eltotrch flteequWeresioce of whica Townsend went to cberel yestertleyiniiriiing,'und as stem as he entered it, he obset ved in. the aisle . Mary. Mokeman, alias Ilills e a well-known le..- male pickpocket, genteelly dressed in a black vet. 4 i vet , peliese, and a cottage straw helmet. She is. . celebrated for robbing females. Ileteekoned to l her to come out, which she ' instantly t tatupltel , with, and then addreesed Ttiverrsend -with, " My good soul, I am not come here to do any thing." , ......Towintend replie ge , " Bid you. have already done somethitig."!, e llle took her .to' the vestry:' room, and searched her ; but no property eras found which was fitspoeted to have been stolen... She was tonveyed to the above tare, an 4 under,. went an examination before Mr.. NAur.i. The clerk of the church proved his havium area ber seycral tines in the church; as did th; beadle, who also said he hod seen her several firers in the avenues leading to the church ; particularly when the'dolitrti - Jvgaing in, when the ilea,' were opened, : and vii the congregation co a ti n g oat. 4 l'u'artiseitd said,' be had hnOwn her to be a thief for tS years. - Sayers, the - Officer, aho had:hove' - her to be a thief for the . seme length of tithe. •She was Conimitted Tor further etatniaation oat 'Tuesday. ~., . . • A • '4/___:—.-,-----t-- WO') fect'great pleasure in being able to infer* our. Feeder% particularlyttrtists and: every, lover ,or ifattire't IvoitderftiV plroductiense that the fa mous M.coegerie in. Etetet 'Chasage, Strand, sine* - the decease of Mr.-Pideeek, the late Proprietor, is revived•by the celebrated Collectoi - pf iliei 4 e Ririties, S. Potato, whose spiriei4 weiltito4 .. he liitirlitg'piiinitased dearly the Whakesi the Uri. gins! Collection of Living Carieleitieie(worthe of inspection), since which he hat cli:od seseriifAns, Tygers, leopards, lice. Intl the - itrltvite'liren*!..' ; are undergoing a complete repair, and every !hit% Will be arranged iu a superb stile hitliertiaunkOrrva • in any Exhibition of the kind. Thti wild tailebie tants of the dreary forests of Af rick, Aria, Amp. rice, .and all other mitts of thelVelsitable wont`. will be disposed In Stich Order, with the tirktOtt regard to cleatilinese, .that cement faikalpronttee iittg the most ink:lite delight to•eirery,visitor; mei the metropolis vrill hare to boost of the fiiiest assemblage of living wonders in Europe. Thole . is, therefore, no doubt, but that the exertions if . Mr. POLITO will be amply rewarded. l' . • Early •on . Weiltiesday morning, the gig br Messrs. Griffin and Adams, jewellers and silver. smiths, in the Strand; near Selisburyettreet, wee robbpd of twenty-seven valuable gold watchte other jewellery entlailvor.pistei to the a mount of upwards Of 4.00 . 01. The robbery. was effected in 1 rAther- an extraeselinare .mantver. Tee goods in ilit; , ' show-window arc secured by shutters, in the ;Title of the window,' as well as the •has•proved that it is possible Co be top secure, it.' the preventive, it itsupposed, ideally preselect a man who sleeps in tee shop, and a dog, Ow. 1 watches it, from heating, rh ...e sfaise, or noeicile the robbers ; the eoble;rs- tut a large piece ef 011. • Nnarcs of the shatters out, and 'broke one of the a 'owl; to get ont Ole goolls. • A public a" a - . ,private watchtnetilit Stitiottiel near the hirls. wit?.ide, which ,1 . . liftß I V.O At Klamath the Wst Linsornatm nottnier, Imal*A to Mils: Browne, drogbier of the late rrAneff Wm**, of thconleplare. . . • I. of O t n he 7 c o la nit t : n • la i. s :a t :t ritk: am hisiPir an, e. i n i n S.l s7 c ,. .k yr vit:stre,r t : A ma p n i :e s r . , Cli t a n d i t i:e l l ) i i: eT en t iird ni44. lt.s, o o f filif-n-ualitHierliine",—Ms.:e.iM"tilttke:ib::lll: har. u Martin, Esq. of Aotipillaylikte of Poplar 1 ,1041 01 7 " eilr , 4 o Miss Bniopass, of Vi5! , ....1._ men r Mewl, ug_t:L12.:......, • Id* 1.0 .1 fit . 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