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..1 , " - - - .) /74...4... 4.A.e...4 . . _.:feat Z1„..4) C t ) .••••• - 7 V . * ' ri ' ' - ‘'' t • ' S . .;. • . / 0 ' . . '' A tiOlb ....• 4•• / . • .6 othEOPPE .... ....) .. Y r . . • . . . , ... ',. • .!..:4 4... .;1! . ."•• .' 1 , . . , . . 7 ... . - \ 4 l` k ilk... . ,\ : 1,•••ti •, ) \ .14,•\ 1.. .'"" ..' . : 1 t :' ..t % ... 4 . ‘ t . . i•i . ' . ... . . . . . .. • .. _ .. . / • •, . • ... Nun's* 5839. - Nees 7d. . THEMTRR•ROYA L. DRURY-LA NR. T HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Aug. 42, his Majesty's &mats will perform THE CORONATION. Toe Procession esumemenso from Weeseeladm Hall.— The Second skew", the televise of the Abbey...MU Third, sod Istrodavfory Seese, in which Mr. Knight nib introdoce A new Comic Sue& retitled, "The Kies sod she Coronation, Old Eagland awl the People."—The Fourth Smut, the Hall, is the cootie of which the Greed Este of the amespion. Previews is whirls will he performed a Comedy called A CHEQUE ON MY BANKER. Sir Wilful Wildfire, Mr. W. H. Williams; Sir Gabriel Peeper. Mr. Gable; Author Wildfire, Mr. Cooper; Frank Cleverly, Mr. Reason ; Jolter, Mr. Knight. Mies Galeria* Arragos, Miss Smillesos; Hiss Armee, Mrs. Marlowe. To rowels& with the Farce of THE MAYOR OF GARRATT. Sir Jacob Map, Mr. tlegbes; Major Stergemi, Mr. W. 0. Williams; Jerry Sneak, Mr. Resell; Bruin, Mr. Thompson. Mrs. Utak, Mrs. Harlow.; Mrs. Bruin. Mrs. Dobbs. Sone% 784 Sawed Prier, is. 30. ild.; Sew BMlldrils..SHONtery, la.; lismeed Price, U.—Upper Um, la.; Stewed Price, Ild. To-mousy, bible sod Yarico--with The Coreellibld.— The Spectre Bridegroom. • VAUX H A LI. Owing to the eery hesetitsi Weather that hay het set the Gardena wilt mit glare until Wednesday, t9tli Angola. MAGNIFICENT NAVAL FETE. THIS EVENING. W EUNESDAY, 2/, these Gerdes,. will skimp forth is the highest Style of NAUTICAL GRANDEUR, in a STAGNIFiCENT NAVAL FETE, h be given In enAiniemoration of the Birth-day of his Royal Highness tbi Mike of Clireace--• The Ensbellishatests will be of the moat brilliant and in- Infesting Description, presenting, in the most eonspiii?ou Manner, an Idea of those F a i r y S cenes o f E as t e i n Luxialy MP much spoken of. The Exhibition ef FIRE-WORKS will lie uncommonly anpet b, asid will display all She appropriate Emblems apper taining to so illustrioes an Occasion. Adinissioe 3s. 6.ll.—The doers open al Seven mod the Ceecert to brain at Eight e'Cleek. lity of cheele and other abrfkies; 1..1n) teeteucir; P.i w ard "'owning, and Weshiltiard, Inv inhaling • Morse, tho properly of ; 1,. .re's. I( *Macon Lebo. convicted of another offence of • almanac pasture; James liknherts, for • boallary In the femme of C. Strain!, at Phiniiieb ma steal ing theteont a aparatily of agorng apparel L fte,; Robert Whitewar, for breaking tope, the dere:lliog-house of J.Pnol; at Wlrelforel, and statalliag . thiftwoed a rinatitirj of 4irerrniap, peril; and Savoie' Cooper and Edward Child, for beylaking open the wash bonne of Mr. T, HUHN, at C, tof ,er, n n i t steal. lag therefrom a qsanfitY of lists., his pruperty. All the above capital eonviets were sopeteved, mieept. Joseph Ford, John Radcoek, and John Raker, whir are left fur ceecutioo, and it is expected will suffer on Seturday mat. . Farerfeett Years' Trworptrf•ffort—Therimi foe privately stealing a watch, Se. from the person of J. Hall, at Ntranihouse. Seven Years' rrantsporfollon—John Wilson and Sarniei Brain, for 'tenting • bus aditainiog • tiolatity of wearing apparel, front 3111tro' Wilcox, at She parish of St. James • Wm. Horton, for stealing • quantity of wea r ing appare l front J. Terrell, at Clisitierw - Kira; Charles Marian, for Wolin • peek ofsroot.s tfet of gag Wrote!, sod ether arti cles, the property of Mr. T. Smith, of Hi/helm; Freaseis Kearney, John Cox, and Charles Haloes, fur stealing fuer pigeons front the stable of W. Roach, of St. Granges ; and Wm. Lewis, for riesling a silver talde.seono,•sail other &di cier, from the dwelling-horse of Jebel Heaps, at Swam- Isoure. Tiro Years hepriernsemsf—Johe Mitten, fur obtaining goods antkr false pretences from several perilous at Chel tenham. Queen for ever!" resounded from all vier.. re. Previously In this there bad brut twd or three trioskliti broken is hoot of the Mayor's duellise. The crowd then passed ois with the riggii• towards the Guildhall. Os their retorts about ten o'clock, just as they got to the Mayor's door, coortabler, by a Digital fruits a watchassa's rattle, is e body upon the cart, and tore the effigies is pirees ." 74his art of aggression roused the hulignatlon of the mob, sad, after • driving away the moldable@ they commenced a rete llr attack upon the Mayor's wledoii, sod Iroise * the dumber of eighty panes. Tb.y the 6 stiedipted to twee the shutters of the Mayor's shop, and tried to get Woo the boom. About this tittle the Mayor himself 'Made hie appear- Mice, and was immediately rerugoieed by the mob, whdubused him withoppeulirioli oames, hooted mid linseed him. In Making bit 'Mint he was pelted with sad, sod was sirdek on the back of the peck by a brickbat, which hurt trio sanely A lute stoat, sifted at his head, fortunately faissed ur probably the blow would have bows fatal. He rise6esie:ll in Remiss to the Tows-half, and, ercommenied by two Alder men sad the Tows Clerk, hr valorised to the eerie of riot. The soldiers were then raged in he deer a peerage ti the boom, out beviag mitered, the Mayer nyieved tine Root Art to be read from the window of the second Auer. The Tows Clerk proceeded to read it, sad whilst is the art of , &dug ii, several stones were throws, which covered hip bout with broken glass. The Mayor then wanted the mod to depart is quieter..; but they contiiiied to Meg mooed at the house. Whew the Mayor deeivided again late the street, he was reviled and abused 'chemically. The mob reclaimed ageism using Military force, mid said they wosild sot be governed by military law. Ups. which the soldiers were ordered obt of sight, sad the noiie mud tumult istreased• Whet' 16e military were brought Mark, however, prase sires restored, and by fuer is the ilorniug the stride were completely cleared. The Defeadiati were charged with taking part id these riotous proceedings. The main cpsestion is the case was their ideality. A vast camber of witnesses were esamised es both side.. neau's Prather; his adoption "(that is the Anal, sod ii,.• pahheattawat bath, pere then proved. • +being . ; Nfliresinii, H.q. the failif . r of the P.oseemtur. was thee called, who erstvAilist the Mare is goratios had to hie posinniam shoot three yeard aml a hilf ; that ale pis. seed ahem he purehased her; and Alertly afior pier•4lo.- wood ; that she wan fired noire the advice of aohrtrelm• • novo*, withoht salreiXte, pima visibly derlimed t rim at .t • time ; thai AM was a great fiterrita to an (moll; h. t • latterly her comploints iecreased on Winch that he it proper to put her, to death ; Item he ur4erehl his soo, .;• • Pr...servitor, to inesit her, because he themght it noel so lion a faiourite Ind well-kept horse its a post thai e or Illat.-n.t that . hia son was owls distressed at the nec.asity of ii... ord. e, nod was actually in teats at the Rate ot h.a ii. le* 5 that be furnished his ass With the pistols fur the p. ci. se, and told biro, if bested her any where iu the brad, lin dem.le world Gu iostantanous. On hie erosnexassination analog matesinl was . belted. —Charles Normal., the Presertitor, staled that hr mare for about half am hoer,am the ' day no alsieb Aar shot; that she weal very isideffrrentH• ; that she Was • b•ti. !wed mare ; that she teemed very weak in the legs, and cracked he els; that he rode her to his fathel'a 6.11.4., whence the groom look her to Hie siabli a. He theuartail..l what took place between him anal his father, sod proceed..l Is aisle the eiremnist•nces which occurred in the perfnro.. nthee of the painful task assigned bins. It appeared that Lr fired the first pistol at the temple, bolding the halter in La tiri hand; that it leek effect, but did not, as he expects.'; kill Isar, and she sprung out of his hand. This so fated him, that he took she mewed pistol f.um his porkel, and it actually went of accidentally, the shut going int. the dusk within eighteen inches of his foul. Mavis.; fit. more bells, be sent the groom to procure poise, sod tie younger brother, who happened to he there, arcompeoie.l the groom, bat be did not seted his brother to tail fresh bul lets. Hr then anal thus or three shuts more, Which homes. e bad nut the desired effect, from the state of agitation hr • in, sod that bilaliiiapieribility of holding the mare stra.l. A farrier wsi then seat for, *he, with the assistance of next witness, killed her; be stated that his agitation ve , y much sisereased; that the mire was shot fruits motives of humaoity, and positively deukd that be bad any malice against the mare. Oa his erims-eiratidnalidis, which was long, mid detailed ta the Jury by the Learned Judge is his ramming bp wii:s great precision, it was attempted to be proved, but without increas e that the facts which occurred were similar, . smarty 11141, to the statement in the libel. Another witness of the mime of Dunstan coma:ruined t I.e erbletice of the prosenittit th all the ennterial parts. file. ADAM made a pow. rful areal to the Jury on behalf of the l).feudamiy In which he attempt. d to phew that i paragraph in %twain's' was only a fair statement of what ar. wally occorriti, nut coutcnilA that there sins no p.iod of maker; he decheed calling any wiisirsoes. The Leotard kedge thee summed up with his motel accu racy, and coutrasted the facts as proved with the atm.-tarots iA the libel. He remarked an the C1r61151 , 61111/CC of the 1.1.- hndant having relied us the representations of others, not been hioirelf present ; be said it appeared to him that the act was eticliscreet, but could nut be called awl ia fact he considered it otigitiated in merry and bupin.ty. He concluded by slating that he felt himself called en to sAy that the paragraph is queatiuu anaomuted t• a libel, and a malicious libel. .- ~c '44r JOHNNY QU.E GENUS. This day is published, by It. ACKERMANN, Nn. I. 6 lIPHE HISTORY and LIFE of JOHNNY 1 QV* GlL Ntig, THZ LITTLE FM/IDLING; coo. taisgeg.three eeleered &waving, by Rowhoodoos, sail thirty-ism pages of Leiter.Press by the Author of the Three TOWS of Dr Syntax — is Search of the Pieturesaue—of Cue. solatiou—swid of a Wife; the Donee of Death, sad Dante of Life. This Poem will he completed is Eight Moitbly Numbers, It Is. 6d. each. Also, by the same Publisher, A HISTORY of MA DEIRA, with a Se. lea of levity-seven coloured Eograsings, illustrative f the Customs, Alanuers, and Occupations of the Inlishitaats. Imperial 8110. price 21.25. baltbouud. 101, Strand, August 1,1821. NSW THEATRX-ROYAL, HAVIAILICET. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Aug. 24, 1 will be performed a mew Comedy, in Orme sets, called RISE AND FALL. The Priscipsl Characters by Messrs. Jose; Terry, Wil liams, Tay leure, Osberry, Decamp. Lary, Baker, Irminger Mrs. Chaiterley, Mrs. Tayleare, Mrs. Pearce, Miss Buyer, and Mrs. Cureney. tree Meath— Wm. Wilkins, for stenlieg a quasitil* of weer: lox apparel, she property of E. Firea„ of Lyneham, Wilts, from a vessel lying in the Strolithirater Canal; John Lea, for stealing a blanket from W. Lung, at Hartpury ; Rd. Harri son. fur stealing some wroking-tools, the properly of H. Pyles, mason, of Chipping Sudbury; and Wm. A nPerleY, fur slesling a pair of boots; the property of W. Mau, of St. Philip and Jacob. Acquitted—WM. Miles, Thus. Slade, Samuel Wells, John Aitwuod, Richard Treberne, Jaunts Davies, John Newman Heldman, Robert Pepperhill, Samuel Rovilaed, John Latti more, Thomas Neale, and Francis Jennings. James Beckett, Mary Anse Williams, John Evans, and Mary Harvey, were discharged by proclamation. Thomas Price was admitted King's evidence; and against Samuel Seale, Wm. Miles, Jubo Jose*, and Edw. Harris, no bill* were found. After which A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Col. Free love, M►. Junes; Lord Rivers, Mr. Baker. Lady Elizabeth Freektve, Mrs. Chatter's,. This flay is published, in 2 vult. 12out. price Ils. T HE FREE/3001'ER OF THE ALPS: a R.onaace. By JAMES GRIFFIN. Printed for A. K. Newnan anal Co. Leadenbiall.street. The (ottomans have just appeared : FEARS and CARES, or as Uncle and bis Nephew, by E. O. Carr, 3 vols. 1611.6.1. The HERMIT'S CAVE; or the Fugitive's Retreat : an Historical Rusaance, by Zara Wentworth, 4 vols. 11. VARIETIES of LIFE; by the Author of Sketches of Character." 3 vols. Second Edition, 16.. 6.1. The FATA LIS I'S : a Tale, by Mrs. Kelly, 5 vols. 11 7a. 6d. ROLANDO: ■ Romance, by Alexassder Henry, Esq. two vols. IN. Gal. SCENES at BRIGHTON: a Satirical Tale, by loses Houle. F.sq. 3 vols. IS.. SOCI sad SOLITUDE: a Tale, by the stale Au thor, 3 vols. ISa. (A letter from Maidstone, received yesierdii, statti, that the Defendants were aerptitted.] To which swill be added the Firer of LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITH& Vigil, Mr. Hammond; Captaia Belden., Mr. Decamp; Tuttertoo, Mr. Williams; Risk, Mr. J. Reuel! ; Solomon Lub, Mr. Taykore. Lydia, Mrs. Garrick. Doors to be opened at Haltpast Six u'Clock—the Play to ►egiu at Seven. Placer fur the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Massinghani, at the Theatre. N.B.—Private Poxes may be bad sightly, by application at the Rim-office. To.nsoriow. Tearing made Easy—after which, first time, s new Comic Piece, is etre act, called Match-saskiag—witb The Midinght Hear. DEVON ASSIZES: EXETER, SATURDAY. •UGUST 18. On Monday mantis& at nine o'clock, Mr. Justice Gni- Hai took iia sea at Nisi Prins, and the banjoes, of the A.rtse Immediately commenced. At elver* Mr. !milieu BUT opened the proceedings at the Crown Bar, sod delivers dl a luminous charge to the Grand Jury. He drew a coopers tier slat. sent irrtween the number of crimes in the county of York, and those he had enumerated on the calendar of this county, which, he was burry to oho eve, were Deady doable as many as in that much larger divisive of the king dual. He attributed this predominance to the great ndlmhe► of public-homes at Plymouth and the ileighbourhood. Irons whence so large a portion of the criminals were brobght and urged upon the Grand Jury, as Magistrates, to oak ill pu►aible discietiou io lirensiug public-Wawa. NISI PRIOS. BREWER D. iltioottt. This dal is published, in 4 hole vols. 12iuo. price IL 4s. BIGOTRY ; or, the %Vier g Voice t a Novel. Primed fur A. K Newman soil Cu. Leailenhall-street . The fullowtwg will appear this Autumn : PUZZLED AND PLEASED, ur the Two Old Soldiers. By Francis [Album rule. GOOD NATURE, or Sensibility: • Tale. $ vols. TALES OF TUN (Third Series); contaiaiew the Hal gel Feathers, a Tale of the Heart, Education and No adook tioo, kr. 4 vols. CONVERSATION, or Shades of Difference: a NoveL By Mrs. Before. 3 vols. COSPATRICK of RAY MONDSHOLII. By the AMU, of Rrdsoosol the Rebel, lied Si. Kailikee. I eels. FAR. UR 'S THOSE DAUGHTERS: a Noval. 4 vols. DE WTLI.ENBERG, or the Telisosom: a Tale of film tery. By 1. M. H. Holes, Esq. Author of the " Astrologer," Ike. 4 rule. The Plaintiff in thus ease is a farther and land surveyor, aed bail been called to to look aver some property at Calk. lei&b, in ibis County, and she close of tomPlasot vras a nisei errotsitted bt a letter Vrrittess by the Lb readout, a landed props irtor is tint pariah, r.A elms uu the elaisiifrs chant* The lessee eras as tattoos r-- The J.iry immediately returned a •erdict of f:hflly. Cotowel Bath r, the Liestessat-Goveisme sof the Mary College.; bas to Coors diiritm the whole hie!, ;owl the couclusioo expressed himself much pleased of the re>u I and that he was pert, city satisfied that the aspersorm %eh', had been cast woo° the lobos mail charade, woe aufAtudeil. Eta—l adderstand that a perms, by name Brewer, has bees to apply to yud to stew him soosethiag that you resit. I am informed be wis►es a turnkey's siteation,bist it requires security, which I fear he will dot be able to obtsiii, analess Mr. Turocr will be bound fur his good behaviour. I. et THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPeRA-HOUSE, STRAND. THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Aug. 42. will be perforated (SA time) a new Meirs.dramit, ra two acts, called THE MILLER'S MAID. The Miller, Mr. Barsky; George, Mr. T. P. Coulee; Giles, Mr. Emery (his Sth •ppearesce es this stage); Marty, Mr. Harley; Old Granger, Mr. Rowbotham. Dame, Mrs. Grove ; the Miller's Maid, Miss Kelly. After wltich,lllll lime, a new Comic Piece, in owe set, called TWO WIVES! Or, A HINT TO HUSBANDS. Sir William Prune, Mr. W. Bennett; Mr. Trinsirarr, Mr. Runbuthaas ; Flank, alias Captain Butiate, alias Lawyer Jubilant,* alias Humphry Clod, Mr. Hurley. Lady Pruue, bl rs. Grove Mrs. Trimmer, Mrs. Bally. Tu conclude with the Comic Opera called FREE AND EASY. Sir John Frerllllll6, Mr. Wrench; Mr. Charles Courtly, Mr. Bartley; Ralph, Mr. J. Knight; Michael, Mr. Wilkio aim. &retain, Milli F.. Blaucbard ; Gertrude, Miss Kelly; Muer, Miss Huldaway. The Illuminated Shrubbery will be opened at Eight *Thick fur the admissiou of the Srcuud Price, which com. arestem at Moe. Boxes, 5..; Seeead Prier, 31.—Pit, 3i.; Second Price, 15.6t1-I.uwer Gallery, 2..; Second Pr.ce, Is.—Upper Gat. levy. 1..; Second Price, 641. Doors *pen al Dalt past Six, the Perforsosace to belie at Seven. To-mor►ow, The Witrti of Derneleagh—witta The Adopt. ed Record (first time), Mr. fmery. SECOND HAND PIANO FORTES AND PEDAL HARPS. AI.L the Musical %1'or1(1 go to WAT LEN'S Leicester-place, for Pisoo.fortrs. The Patent Obl;que is the west Amato, best touch end totted l'iano.turte ever ins& ; is equal to any Crawl Piano-furie at double Its price Great bargains now on male :—A Square Piano-furte at 14 ditto at 25 guineas; a Cabiii^t, 33 guineas; six Urine Grand. 75 guitieno; Harp, 45 guineas; double action ditto, 75 guineas. Parking Cases sold ur legit us lure. r E PORT:IIA N ESTATE. PARISH OF ST. MARY-LE.BONE. NOTICE is hereby g wets In all persons held. bent Leases mislaid by the late Henry William Port imam, E.q. the late Raker, El. the late Peter BaLer, Esq. or Ilia Tinstees, of premises in Adams sheet East, Ailanii.strert %Vita, Adams-mews, Lower Beikeley.sdrsrt, Upper Beskeley-iiireet, Berkeley maws, Raker-stre.t shit Bry iostuti-areet, Upper Itrystiston-Areet, Great Cuitilierbuidodreet, Gust Cntisb,r laud-plate, Duke-street and mews, Ed ware road, Grow. street, Gleacester.plare, Lissois-zrovi, Malichesier.wynare, Matichester.streei, Oxford-14.ms, Orehord.street, Portman. MI tare, l'ortinati.aireet ati.l mews, Quebec..street, Spanish- Ware, Lower Seymour-street, a n d Upper Seymour-street, that it is intended to renew the Lease, au granted of certain parts of the preusii.es situate iii the ithiebe several streets, air. or to estead the .one toe further long terns. of years ; nod that the pintientara sod rouilit:oiss of ascii renewals mod esteasioul buoy tie le rut sin application at my Wart, Nii. It, Sloidague-street, l'ortmati•aqoare.--Datril the 10th di,ul•Aui;u.i,leel. THOMAS WILSON, Avid to Edward tteiLeley Portman, Esq. PUBLIC APPROBATION. CARROLL. C.NIt MC illr fur ti:c pre-rot Lot wv la proud of tier approbation alrrittly bealoard out :tie Nr.i, s.r...•iii, unity..di it ,a. hero but a few duys heron. ilir Tisane; and hr ii• K. lee •e: tea es bill *llllere thanks in ilio.a F. irlitto doll* CIIs , sssss 1..1 At h.+ 01Ike , . id si l w . c . •i•cp view it a isa aitupicil. 411. • Dix* tug a ill begin the 30 ; it I O..:TOSEtt. .1 IN. St itt Hitt LcuLti.it, tl.e tollowsuit Ca pital.: 3 5 ' 7 tx 34 '2OO 6.1511 . AI.I. MON I.E.Y !—NO 6 WO% PRIZL.'O.—NO CLASSES! Woo Wanks 1,, a Mize ! Nowhere stow Selling ate illy origimul Tickets and Nbleter skr Wkleie IMIP of no :MI to be alectiloal accord- Hit to she obi .Nude of ; that iv, if a Noswltist be 11". "'.rat D,y, it will go on to she Nevoid Day, and st not olialris thir Sreusul Ott', sr will Ru uu to the MA 1) "• on swill the kt so soot NteOre ore Nelithe by G. CA RROLL. at hip sit 26, I Klusd area t, whes4 he .old the lass 30.1111110. Prat , veer 41110•14, iW4ldts, wooly other Ca pstrl• is 14111 and LAIMI G LOUC ES TE K ASSIZES. The business is both Courts commenced on Monday issormiing, the Lugo ChM, JUSTICE presiding at the Nisi Prins, and Mr. Baron GARROW at the Crown Bar. The latter in addressing the Grand Jury of the County, offered his sincere congrataletiinis on the diminution of Prisoners in the calendar, exhibiting a presumptive proof of improve ment in the aisle of the public morals. Several concurring causes doubtless operated towards this great benefit, sod it might nut be low much to hope that it will ultimately pro snide a still more general amendment. The great exten sion of schools fur the National education must have ad vanced in nu small degree the morals of the poor; and souther caw*, strongly operating to so desirable • result, would assuredly be found in the great reform which had beets so generally effected is prison discipline, though so where in a more eminent degree than is this county, where the Magistrates so zealously and beneficially employed themselves Cur the public good. Befifte Mil happy achieve meta, our prisons were extremely bad schools, where those who were immured for triv MI uffzuces were 100 frequently made adepts in crime when they came to be enlarged. Another circumstance which operated powerfully to wares the improvement of the lower order., was the watchful attention !widowed by Magistrates to the conduct of those to whom they granted alehouse licenses. Great benefit most be derived from the orderly conduct of publicans in the miusegemeat and decorum of their houses, the irregu larities is which were the reused source of the accumulated evils of marquees! depredations. An instance bud come within his knowledge, wherein four paupers assembled at one of these receptacles of vice, in order to plan an attack on the property of some persou is. the Neighbourhood ; and although woe of them gut so &sok as to be incapable of ac compasiying his associates, yet the gang considered him duly entitled to a share or the booty, which he absolutely re ceived! It was worthy of remark, that there were more she...pander begetter Saturday night sad kluaday murtune, than during the remaining part of the week ; and could (Omen bet devise some meows of security in that short in terval, they might very irately be proteelesl from the heavy losses hitherto instituted. To guard against depredators, who made the public house as well the place of their rendes von., sot the scene for perfecting their eels. ales of plunder and exciting their courage, constables ought to second the efforts of the Magistrates, I.y enfweistg orderly conduct and a rigid attention to early hours. By due vigilance in this respect, whilst /Teat good would result to the publican, the effect would he magical to his customers, sod we should nu Isomer hear of those inroads upon the property of hottest in. which were at present a disgrace to the police of the country. lu his address to the Grand Jury for the City, his Lord ship, after briefly alluding to the case of some juvenile residers, charged with the aggravated crime of rubbing their 'nobler, at the instigation of a more experienced marauder, lilt to them the discharge of their important duties. At an early II our we Thursday forenoon the bu4ness in both Courts was brought to a chow. The list contained 28 bill out airy of Wry greet ouport•nee. la the caleu der fur the nuttily were the tamer of 49 Prisoners, who w-oe disposed of sis follesir• : Condemned —Joseph Ford, for stealing a horse, the pro perty of J. Copeland, of Abingdon; also convicted upon a o s•cood indietairut fur huraesterling; James Westwood, for stealing a lamb, the properly of Nit. Beach, of Quelgley ; Slitspioan Stialiworth, for maliciously cutting and maiming T. Curdy and J. Pill*, eunitables of Horsley; Thomas Mack low and lease Ileimett, for hurclarinusly breaking open Iblll 1 dwelhug-bonne of N. Grove:, ..f 'rewkesbeery, with intent to (thew were the two Prisoner. who broke out of Tewkeibury gaol iii Josue last, as detailed ~, a ft... 4 Piper) ; John Baker, aged 18, fur breaking open the dwelling 'wove of Sirals Allsop, of Pantisigton, in the slay lime, and stealing Owning' 13 banelkerelesefs, a shirt, and verities usher milder of aearilig apparel, he. her pro. petty ; Frames Item fur • burglary mu the house of J. Coul. of Elinstune Hardwick, and thcle„tat a luau la the Nisi Pius Court, before the Lord Chief Justice and a Special Jury, seveuterii prrsonr, inhabitants of Chel tenham, were indicted for a riot and misdemeanor, in as faulting John Dugout' and others. Officers of Excise, in the este ration of their dot), *then, after • tend *lnch lasted nearly fifteen hour'', a verdict of Guilly was returned againet Thomas Gregory, John Abler, Daniel Alder, Thos. Boucher, Daniel Boucher, Francis Risslions Wm. Rawlings. George Tnrk, Ebenezer Cull, and Wm. Peaehey ; and the following were acquitted: John Baker, Wm. Serum, Walter Driver, John Poulson, Robert Lloyd,J. Boucher, and Jaioes Thomas. The city calendar contained the sme+ of seven Prisoners, who were thus dispirited of:—Joseph Ingram and William Cox, two boys lately in the employ of Mr. Woodliffe, wool stapler, convicted of stealing wool, the property of their mater, were sentenced, the former to one month's imprison. went, and the latter to pay a fine of Is. and then to be discharged; the Prosecutor, at the instance of the Learned Judge, having humanely consented to receive biro again in his employ.—Richard Eddells, convicted of receiving the ahowttaispotiossed ruttish woo sentweel to firs ! teen pose trisosportatton. is passing sentence upon these Prisoners, Mr. Baton Garrow commented in the most forcible terms upon the heinous offence of Eddells, in time consoling the servants of the Prosecutor to his own base purposes, and when he had once gut them in his power, antivenin:: them by threats and a system of coercion to • perseverance in their guilty practices. There was a second indictment against them; and his Lordship observed, that had the law slimed him to double the period of Eddell's traosportation, he would cer tainly Lave tried bins spun it, but it was out of his power to increase the measure of Isis punishment. He hail never, au never, his Lordship said, in the course of twenty years ex perience, known a case, abort of reorder, which indicated such enormous depravity; and be should make it a point to lake such steps as would ensure his speedy departure from this country. Edward King, se accomplice, and the principal witsess tipsiest them, was admitted King's evidence; and against John Geves and George Clarke, included iu the same indict ment, no hills were found. William Strain, found guilty of uttering base coin, was ordered to be imprisoned six weeks. BENT ASSIZES. MAIDSTONE, AUGUST 18. RIOT AT CANTERBURY. THE RING V. BUSHEL AND OTHERS. This was an indictment against Joke Bushel. W. Marsh, George Harris, Ilkhard Brice, Charles dlieoll, Thomas lir, and Thomas Gurney, fur a riot. A - second count charged them with assaulting James Warren, Esq. Mayor of the city of Canterbury; and other counts charged them with assaulting certain constables in the execution of their dirty, on the 1611. of Nov/other last, at Canterbury. It apptared that when the Bill of Pains and Penalties against her late Majesty was abandoned, a requisition signed by four Aldermen, mveral Continua Councilmen, and other respectable iuhabitautsof Canterbury, was sent to the Mayor, requesting him to give public notice to the iultabriants to celebrate that event by an illumination, and suggesting that the aanctiou of the Chief Magistrate would effietually teed to preserve the public peace. With this requisition the Mayor declined compliance, when the requisitionists, in reply, put forth a renson-traoce, meting their reasons why the city of Canterbury ought not to show any backwardness in deu monstratiog their attachment and reverence for the Queen, sad of their own accord issued an invitation to the inhabi lasts to 1110101001 C their horses on Thursday evening, Nov. 16. This produced, stn the part of the Mayor a imitated pub lication of the requisition which had been sent to him, and the answer thereto, accompanied by an extract from the Riot Act, with an intimation that any breach of the peace would 110 visited with the severest perialties s•f the law. On the morn lag of the 111th, five persons, described as some of the most respectable iultaboants of the city, waited upon the Mayor, and requested him to swear in a certain Number of special constables for the preservation of the peace in the evening. Upon this, the Mayor, without summoning his brother Ma gistrates, or consulting with them, immediately issued his precept fur swearing in special constables, all of whom were either of the working elves or middling tradesmen. The only Magistrates who sanctioned this proceeding were two Alder men who happened to be present. About eight in the even log the streets began to be crowded by persons to witness the Shortly attic that time a earl was drawn thi ()ugh the street before the Mayus's door, with three effigies in it, representing Rastelli, Majoechi, sad Louisa De Moot, the celebrated witnesses against her Majesty. lit the cart, which was drawn by nne of the d.feodauls, accompanying the effigies, was a chimney sweeper dressed its his sable esuentirate, with a flambeau in one hand. and a stick in the other, wills which he occasionally indicted some castigation Upoll the effigies, to the great delight of the crowd. He also appeared now and then to have a book in his hand, from which be administered spiritual cousolation to the culprits. This exhibition was followed by a crowd of about 600 persons, composed of the tradesmen of the town and their eons. The crowd announced that their intention sass to hurts the effigies in front of the Mayor's house. As they passed 1110 Mayor's door, a few random Moues were dung and broke sonic of his it tailors. Cries of " " Your bumble Servant, (Turn over.) " J. H. MOOll E. " The v-vbArd soy* he shall treeive a noises a day; he deserves a h.li-r. Do `ire the t:lluw a Elam of grog, ihd he will du what you wish, it it is ■ fair thing--dot otherwise." It appeared that the Defeudaut had &hewn the letter about to several people as a piece of fua, and boasted that the law could nut touc► him, as he bad pest the name Prewer, and nut Brewer, and had emitted vowels iu the words " vaga bond" and " halter." Mr. Caastbo, fur the Defendant, atisaitted the band. writing, but toatended that it was a caw in which the smallest damages would suffice, as the w►ote appeared to be a juke, and as so proof haul been gives slat the Plaintiff's character had been is flue slightest degree injnred. Damages Ch.—costa 401. BOON B. BOON. This was a complete " brotherly" quarrel. The Plaintiff and Defendant are brothers, soi well as the principal witness. The parties reside at Uptinte, near iitansisister, and the cause of complaint was an assault committed by the Defeatism', under the folluwiug circumstances : The Plaintiff had placed his east on the halter or bridle road of the Defendant, sod upon his being desired to remove it a quarrel arose, sod the cart, to peeved dispute, was removed by the third brother. His interference, however had nut the desired effect, for anon afterwards the Dcleosant's toe paid an unwelcome visit to the Plaintiffs breech, the effect of which was, according to one of the witnesses, to deprive the Plaintiff of his " hearing," be having subsequently become deaf. In addi tion to that, the Defeudaut pulled from the lic•lge a black. thorn stick, with whirl' he threatened ill belabour 11w aides of the Plaintiff, which the latter dared him to do, by 'saying, " I)—s you, wallop away as lung am you like, you dull pay fur it." The Defendant complied with this brotherly ad. vice, and its the operation broke the erah.tiek. At the the Plaintiff said, " You have endeavoured to do me all the Nu., in your power, and I will be d---d if you shall nut pay fur all." 'floe assault being too clearly proved, Mr. Serjeant Pau., for the Defendant, addressed himself only to the reduction of damages, and to the license which the Plaintiff bad given to " wallop" But as it seemed to he the opinion of the Learned Judge, that the license was bad in law, but that the walloping was good in law, the question was left to the Jury upon the simple point of damages, and they retureed a verdict for firs shillings. THE SING, ON THE PROSECUTION OF CHARLES NORMAN U. ISAAC COX, GENT. This was u indictment against the Defendaet, an attor ney al Hoskins, ie this twenty, fur a libel on the Proseets. tor, who is the roe of a respectable Irish Gentleman residing at Illidusorth, and a student at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. The libel W4ll published in 7'reireson's Nester Flying Post of the Ist February last, iu the Alfred of the 6th February, with comments and in almost every news paper published is this part of the country, from whence it found its way into must of the papers in other parts of the kingdom. The libel purported to contain a statement of cireutratasees which occurred at Sidissuuth in January last, on the occasion of the Prosecutor shooting a mare which had become tireless by disease. la the perform. ante of this palatial (Alice, which was by the express command of his father, the suffernip of the mare were unfortunately prolonged, sowing to the facts contained in ths 'eidetic-v.- 11e libel charged the Prosecutor with brutal cruelty sod The iudietmeat was opened by Mr. C. F. WlLLtams. Mr. Serjeart Pasta. (with whom was Mr. Cesium:), then stated the case, as it was afterwards made out in evidence. In the course of his speech lee disclaimed on the part of his rlieut any malice or towards the Detergent, and stated that his object was to clear himself from the cruelty and inhumanity which had been Imputed to him, and Is satisfy the Commissioners of the College that t►e aspersions thrown on his character were unfounded. The Defendant's admission that he was the author of the psragrapb in Trcw. FORK ASSIZES. GUILDHALL, FRIDAY, AtIGVST 17. Wm. Dent (an old offrnder) and Robert Robinson chow with feloni..usly stealing a sumbrr of wai.lcont Oran ant eminterpetnes, the property of Samuel lolarooh, of Hull. Toe evident e in dos MO was eutitely ciresimstaati•l ; it was our intention to have...presented it toour read. re, Vat o tore serawd limits prevent mi. Six persons, who had homes I:ti bias** a number of year., gave hint a good eliaracter.-1 Le Jury found butt' the priausers Guilty, hut reeomincood.A Limon to merry. His Lurelidiip immediately sem. nerol Ike tu be tram:ported beyond the star for 7 years, mid Roliiiiwis to be inapriroued in the House of Correction, tu hard labour, fur our year. LINCILIVSHIKE ASSIZES. CROWN SIDE. Tlinmens Pelee, weed 20, late of the borough of Slane°tut, shoemaker, was indicted foe that he, ou the 29th of April last, upon Mattuah his wife, feloniously, wilfully, malteitin.le, and unlawfully did make as assault, and diet stab tied cut on the right side, feloniou.ly, wilfully, and of malsce &fut.. thought to kill and monk' bee A wood count stated the intent to he to disable liir ; and a thud to du her grievous bodily harm. It appeared from the evidence, that on Satutilay evening the 28th of April, the Prisoner went out from his lodging., and returned at a quarter past twelve, in such a slate of intoxication that be was unable to get 1.,. stairs •lone. When he gut up the next niuruing (Sueday), at eight o'clock (by no mess. recovered hum the r Beets of the previous night's druuktuuess), he went nut, aeeueu. ;mailed by • fellow workman named Masan, to the Horse Shoe public-house, where Olt y had some ale; they then west to Jr. Willinsuter, a giu.shup, where they each had a glass of gin; from thence they went to the Cures and Horses pulthe.house, and afterwards to another, front whiniest the Prisoner was lest home, at eke?* ticiock in the morning, by Mason, who took him •p stairs to Its lodgings, .here his wife was lying on the bed, who said to him oa his en trance, You're off drinking, Themes, and leaving me half. pined al home." Mason then left him standing by the Are. Soon after Mason had left, the person at whoa, hippie time Prisoner lodged heard his wife call not, and she came duels stairs bleeding very profusely from her side. On the laud. lord's going up stairs, be found the Primmer lying os the bed, with a shoemaker's knife is his hand, very bloody ; he was quite drunk. The wound given the wife was of the seared' rib of the right side, shoot an inch in depth Rad length, sod went upwards in all and (tie some time it was considered very dangeioes by rte , having severed an artery; had the Ignite ristsr , il 41141'1, •t sushi have probably proved fatal. The Pt isutier'i reit. tal eueduel to his wife was described as being very good, sacrist when isi a stale of intoxication; and in his way to the gaol Ire expeeeted sorrow fur tbe rash act, and said that it was by accident. Ihe Priooner, on being called on for hie defence, r•id, ha mere barb.mred malice against ber in his life; and be wieb e I her to be called, Some couversation thee ensued between the Judge and Slarrystt, Canniest for the Prosecution, as to whether the wire could be called. His Lordship was yolk clear that the wife could he called in evidence apiust her husbaad, in a ease where she had suffered personal violence; it had hems solemnly decided by the twelve Judges is the case of L4lllll Amite), and since confirmed, and repeatedly send us : but it was I qoally certain that the wife could toot be called for the husband. Mr. RlAtiunrrr—" We have not the (east objection, my Lord, to call her." Mr. Justice PMILIL" I know you have not. 1 !Wok she had better be called: this is • very seli000• (barge, cowl very properly piosecnted." After weitiug a considerable time, ohilst the woman wee R l' 'i. I''"