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0 I I E I I CUMBERLAND Assails. sornmsse I. JRT. ••clock. this Coirt T. After tho Lordship ad- :-... may palms of - &Mee 'relish des aware time, akensi* vi t he Gated Jury ' greet salislaeelee realest say VIM or suds a melees eaters es were esetaiited its that lest pear. The int theme le the ealeitiar, Wit Met pima is the with" time. wash he a capital *Seem out if. derives the slay, would rely he a etiolemeseer ; therefore, they orepld be well aware of the emereity which misted f jo t being very eertaie se le the time ; they would iset Is 111 4 day from the rielece of the see bet frees its ' t they would likewise he very esetatis wet le Sad a ge the confeenium of as ementplies; bet he shield to Shat to take isle reesideraties the meth of the Mt and the age of the otter; lied if they *seta God the mew femiun of tier younger sehmeallated. by any Mber- i it would perhaps mower the reds of justice bettes il l= the bill ageism tbe Mier ease may. The secant ewe he the calendar was • await aSuheet a lemmas for the faun der of her beetaesi Mild: la this awe the evWeees of the surgeon 1.10614 be very material; sod they wools" Altewiee he very vitals that the MOM Coned was the ewe he which .Ire hail giver hitch; they would likewise Sake into siege tonvideratloe. whether any moms/ was to he heed- epos its busty whirl, would eremites iamb, mid Abet the wooed was intentionally give*. After alledieg ..-te some ether eases in the telemeter , his Lordeliip wished le direct the attention of She Gess" Jury to the Mate of the Uwe of Curves:lieu, sued he leaped they would be elrefel to lied emphrineent fur the Mama Primroses essilleed there to hard labour. He we aware of the, dillieeltirs that existed to hod employment, bet be trusted they knew their defy so far as to midrange by erify MOMS he their power Se overcome those diSeviltire. um order that the Primmer, 'night not lose the beadle to be derived (ruts herd labour and wholesome diseipllee. He did not know of say thing further be could add, but be shook! be happy to assist them ili t h e diecherge of their lel/oars by every lames is Lir power. NISI PRIUS COURT. caossY e. rOllllllll. Mr. littOUtiliala addressed the Jory...—He observed that the Plaiutiff was •inaa in very humble cireenestanees, a joiner, with a large family, mid in a Mate of poverty.— These certainly were est very extraordinary ciressarleacea; but when he aboold Mate the feels of the ease, the Jury would be convioeed that few eases of more importance, or that could call foe • moss full soil complete iasestigatiint soil ateopestastioa, had ever came before them. The De featism,* was • gentlanno, whose as.. 'ad avocations rea ders, him important, peoseeeng great wealth and respects. !slaty. He was a warm portions at the last election fur hlembers of Parliament See this city, and attached to the party Who invedelleated. Plaintiff had attended to watch the proceediege of the Menial on the 14th of May. as a silent and calm, though ae4 ao waseoaremanl, spectator.— Afi r e p h wWww • great pert of the sranraiog there he retired, mad oss reforming fogad a military force at the cod of the Um ll—eoldiers with mookets and Isiyosteta, and in Ilse net of Ininhog their piece. with hell cartridge. In the sooty part of the day there bail bees use of those histbaspers, or rather bustles and einfosiosta, graerally aties.deat on elections, and it was made a grimed fur scream emit!. men to read the Riot Act; after which they *opposed. with others of their espial sad very xealusis 1.-usher Nlagistroes, they world he kiditra Ia doing say *tong. This was dose at two, sad Plaiatiff eases so the Rail at the elopes( the poll, sad as his annum, perceived the *risible array of soldiers and deadly weapons. The crowd who, mehsequently to the east reading a the Rost Art, had disappeared, now roared by the nousual presence of the military, collected a seemed time. The Plairtilr, struck with the ansinal sight, inquired, se he wail in duty Wood do do, what seteaMoned it ; and as assn was more oper to apply to this • Magistrate, he west to Dr. U. yahoos, • friend of the Defendant's, and attached to the same aide in politics—sad civilly and peaceably asked why the military were there, and whether the Riot Art bad here read' Ile was iuforiewil that Dr. Lawry, another Magistrate, also attached to the same political party with s! e Defendant, bad read it; and immediately, iastead sir participating in, or being p.esent at, nay riotous act, Le endeavoured to allay the highly iirttateal feelings of the crowd. who were exclaiming. " Manchester massacre!" by exhorting them to be quiet sniff - peaceable. While eocage.l is thee act be was driven back by the he iress!! persoire that took place, and was throat violently into ard towards Dr. Heysliasn. That gentlemen home diately *cited him by the collar, and Mr. Forster, the Defendant, who was behind, rushed forward, and after mono the same, del:vend him in custody to some soldiers, walk ditto-toms to eerily him to the Castle. About two boors afterward., Mr. Forster made out a warrant, which it war pariterlaily necessary to observe was fur further examination, and this, of course, presupposed that be roold know Merle of the case at the lime. Bust would it be believes!, visowithstsoding this warrant for further ex amination, the Plaintiff was never examined further, etre was any oath ever afterwards made. This, let it be recut ierteal, occurred on the 24th of May. When a Magishate ahead a titan for farther examiaatino. it was his s sp. cis! dusty to cease such examination to be instituted a. speedily as possible, foe the purposes of law and lustier. {Pill, three slays elapsed sad then soother warsaat was hems .d, but of a very different description , which was followed by the conserounices now complained of. This warrant was directed to line constable of °shims/gate and gaoler of Car lisle, as,d instead of Leine fur a coalmen assault. contained II use strange and particular terms—" this said Wm. Crosby to mg then sod these with twelve ,persows, unlawfully, riot oast', and tionoltssonety ass-nsbled together, °Per the Med hod bees read, sad before Me cumuli hued brow ewes milled." This of coarse was soflicseut to snake any person Indorse that Plaintiff was committed for felony, which the Itsot Art would have made his alleged offence. They (the J.ir)i would ask what look place in Ihr iaterios Isetwien the 24th and the 47111„ to make this difference-4c c ou ld sot tell. , n the 25th. Mr. Ellis, of Croftheed, a highly respectable geinteanam asol a near relative of Sir James Graham, of Ne teethy, with the Key. Ms. Stanley, • must respectable Magi tit rale, took an interest to the liberty of the Plaintiff, and from that circumstance the Defendant would immediately know to what party Crosby belonged. Mr. Ellis, bearing that the poor man batl a wife soil children to provide for, went to offer bail, mid, on tellisig the Defendant so in the • ✓oot, was ordered to get out of the was, or he would . knock him down with a bludgeon he held in his hand. thi this he proceeded .to the Prisoner—on inquiry found that Platoonf had been companies! for further examiner ; Le accordingly wrist again after the expiration bf three slays, %hell he was iu by the Wallin' warrant, upon which no bail could be lake... The poor Plaintiff was kept in genius from the 241 b of May to the 24th of July, a period of tau month.; his name was inserted among the felons fur trial, sad be was loaded wills every species of degradation. However, • sobjectisig him to aisaserous injuries, instead of lug bias to lake his trial, so prosecutor was ever bityllel Over to appear against bine, or to prosecute; or if soy oath was taken, it was lakes illegally in his sheenier. They then mot three times to order his immediate liberation; they they bad nu farther occasion fur him. Thus the pour fel low, after being lucked up for Iwo mouths, after havi n g entopletely rained bins, and after exposing him as a common feline, they knolly said to the gamier, 4 Let the man go about his basiness." It atm entweemary for bits to eumairst upon the case, he should simply prove dial facts. He would only say, if such things could be dose with impunity in Ibis eusentry, without redress, it is sot wood. living is.. The iaoguage of a Learned Judge, sow on the Beach, who was out very Inimical to the puwers that be. be meant Mr. Park —hat he trusted they would teach the Defroilart a different home—that he was sot made a Magistrate fee polititsl spires, for the ern iroK of a party, or for his awe tedivithetil - I pomp, bu* to benefit the people, is cameo the _ 1:;;;..7 CRIIIIIRM: COURT. _ .' r edreller aserniaßt:iit tee aided imwmpor bidote 11% Amide. BAYLIS'. Cirsod Jury Iwd iWer lows, hi. I tiroiled them to =tag effect Itpas bits peat to w.... ier Ihiah rash is life w ets40•41411110 the voive.l ups ohms. Theo mesldsltbi ware log to law. lb. samaker artirsionl to Ism II was may 23. II Iltworisa waa a saws of pm In dim Is lad that Ilia esiseettar did set pee . • Thera sod to protect the poor, and certainly sot to violate the sham turned rotted end saw him in the et:dotty of fire officer, any thing should aerate in the emirs of their Otter, on liberty Obis Majesty*" subjects. L who delivered him to his men; . abet, a Atereisseate mwwhich they had day doodos. they **Old sot ser eriarie apply W. Brows primed the •seretee . of a melee of selling on t another aistatilied, that sierly was tie . lime foe active inter- to him, and he would readily afford thews all the informatiou the Itith December last upan. Air. Forster, for his coodoct Terence, mid Mr. Forster thee very properly iateefered. As which lay is his poser. towards lbw Plaintiff. the Men *de coneeying Crosby to the Castle, they were riled - • Charles Had, a einton.splaaer, of this city, Was nmsellit by the soh, and it wee With meek IHReolty they were in the nisitet-place onebe tetheif May last, shoot haffspost enabled to isenicerate their Preseuer. The Riot Act bed been mine o'clock, where he rem:allied moil the pull was taken is read twiceby Dr. Heysham. slier the pee* had assembied, the ewehec. He saw the Plaintiff there ; saw • the soldiers j and before the assault was committed; it was nut then hawse rear four in theafternoon; daring this lines be was whether Croy hstl beeithere-dtarieg the time, because, if aw aP C l gaelpriek ; the edifices forialld into on I es, lie would have beta guilty of felony; hence, some time kablak siphon hi the market-place ; *hoot V) 'Wades after was necessary le ingeire . The election lastedgsweekafter,sad remirlilatilf step forward near to the plameehmes grilses the'preseoce of ii. Migisiestes was indispeigiatite. Dr. Hel ios& out gra to Dr. Heysham; did nut baseball passed. sham had, betides, bees chard away on professional ditties, letosim lamed about as if going to leave the Dotter, and ad. marl did not return till the algid of she pith; in the interim, destoki the populate, begging of them to keep quiet. By no evideuee bad 'bees °Seidl that Crosby was guilty of the the leammarte pressure he was knocked against Dr. ileyshoen, flimsy, by being presser., hear after the Riot Ad had beer oho tumid round and seised him by the collar, salami to the read. It was the ditty ot'the Magistrates, by eves y means in soldiars Ittihad him, take him prisoner; Mr. Forster was their power, to prevent the people staying as hour after the tsar, who likewise laid bold of Plaintiff by the collar, sail Riol Act had bees read, and they might lawfully imprison kiss • little way to give him tithe theuifor that preppie. Here, however, an tussah had been . tubules after he was marched off to the Casale. Reface committed; Crosby was sumo{ the rioters, and Dr. Heysham this doe his tended had been perfectly quiet. If there had wished merely to aseertsio whether be war goilliof &holy or Imes soy dolleser whores would have sees it. • met. The Doctor niedehis statement, nod Mr. Forster his ems. . ()obis deal examinatigme, he said he Arm saw Crosby step- initment. Mr. Ellis offered bail, but net properly; no ball ging up to Dc..Heyabane Crosby is a joiner; did sot know was ever properly offered in the: business. le , was thought Ytti befeee. better to nurse up the cause for abetter business, and accord- Jesepleitemissee—About four o'clock on the 24th May 'ugly tsubudyoffered bail. II wasDrAteeltallesialteetifeltoforo ,Ws al she Tenel4•ll; the soldier" were thou marching into ceeil, hut when he fumed that the mail bad Lerma pauper, and a brallevf*aret they had arms; there was • considerable imprisoned several weeks, he genereosly libersted king from ended; observed Crosby speaking to the soldiers; loot sight his confinement. But by an extraordinary circumstance. he of him fears minute for two, and then my him talking to was not liberated at the Quarter Sessions. Tla,Clerk olds Dr. Heysham; heard him my it wits a shameful and video. Peace thought the minuet sista for more than a miedesorse fad act to bring the soldiers there then. Crosby, homerlia- nor, and be therefore lierreuted the libecatais. Mr. Forster rely after, was levier 'way, and exhorted the crowd to be I then did the only iremealar thing in the whole-business, amid; their preseaire Arose, him against Dr. Heysham, who which was, to 'decide the man as be had done.. His object isnesedistely seined him by the collar: as Dr. Heysham was was merely to terminate the imprisoninert Isidore the As- Saki*, Mai t• the soldiers Defendant ease up, spoke to an sizes Is the middle of August. The question them simply dim, and delivered Crosby up to him. Witness observed was, whether Mr. Forster was juutified in imprimethat the teething further. Plaintiff. to all contested elections lifetimes'', had a most W. Hall was in the market-place, belief* three and four painful duty to pth form, en keeping the peace us both sides; o'clock, when the soldiers came on the 14th of May ; go- if they personally happen to espouse one, people imagine Wag pomade, was doing dam; all were quiet. While he they must bes'' pataudieed, and View _the Whole of their peo. was stardiag is (root of the soldiers, Crosby came tip aod (ceilings with a jaundiced eye. Should they observe a spoke to him; while the soldiers were cuagiillg the people, brother Magistrate assaulted, a circumstance which, of all were exclaiming, "they are going to nassmege us the same others, called for their immediate interfercace t and which, as they did at Minch/der." Crosby told them.to keep Ilms• without stick litterference, would give not town selves quiet, it was not the soldiene fault. He then asked to the multitude in I heir riotous conduct, the i NZl;7l- whom if the Riot Act had been read, by whom. and when;' trate was more thus justifiable its correcting it, by spree just after a Gewthenan behind touched Plaintiff, and said bending nay person who might cause it. This was, of all something about the Riot Act and Dr. Heysham; Plaintiff others, a ease ins which be ought Cu act from hie own view. said to witness, keep yourself quiet," and proceeded to He required no deposition or farther evansinatinsi ; the thing Dr. Heysham. Sew Lint in conversatims with the Doctor, was apparent---Hre assault lie hinted(' saw sisd be was amis. bet did net bear what was said; nothing however passed hit tied. Wad the Magistrate asked him •(Me. Scaelett) what mere talk between them. Just whew they finished theerowd he ought to have done, he would have advised him to take 1011161 round and pressed Crosby, mid almost immediately the deposition, but it was a thing of no coosequesee—his Miterwords he saw him put into the ranks. might do it ur not, just as he pleased. In the heat of eke- On his croas.examinatioa said, be knew Cosby, and he. lien Dr. Heysham did not know what be should do, but Egged hive hot to be a freeman ; witness was • 'wider. lodine he could not prove that the Riot Act affected the pre- Ilidoeging to Mr. Joilie, of the Corllsls Journal; was out sent Plaintiff, the second warrant was drawn out. If Crosby al • message, which he had delivered, sad was relativist was lawfully imprisoned at first there was au egad of the that way home; it .as the direct road, ease, sod that he was there was so doubt. Any of the Ma. Richard Jackson, gaoler at Carlisle, recollected reedy.. gteleeteel 1011 they pleased, might have accepted Mil after hag Crosby into his custody on the tarh May. Received him the 11th, as the warrant was merely for a misdemeanor; by a warrant for further examination; Crosby remained In bet Mr. Steel wished him to remain • longer. ht wile; his custody until the 24 July ; k he had received • *remit/ Is swell the triumph of his party. It was net nsimey warred on the '27th May; during this time Plaintiff was they sought, but victory, triumph was their object and nut brought before any Magistrate for Neither exaratirsatiois; their ambitious. The Joey, however, would banish all party it elle usual to m Ike a calendar.—(Here a demos suk feeling, and simply inquire whether Mr. Forster, as a Ma rket ow the admissibility of evidence resperaisig the inner- SisSesles was jusaibed in eroollettiolf the man for the tine of Plaintiff's name in the ealeudar as a films, which sank. If lie was sot liberated at the proper time it was the the Judge drat in 'tumid not be dieeived.j—Get a war. faith of the Chak of the Peace, not of the Defendant. What rant to Isberate Crorby sin the 14. h July; the Assign were earthly motive could Mr. Forster have ii demists( the man held us tie 3.1 August following. and sending I to prison limn merely the execution of his The several warrants were then pat in. duty. Had lie nut dime so be would have been responsible 0e his cm...examination be said, Dr. Heysham had pre. for the consequence to his country. Upon the whole, the (erred so bill against Plaiutiff. Mr. Steel, the Under•Shetiff, gentian was pimply this, whether the Plaintiff should at applied to him afterwards to re take Plaiatiff. tempt by puffy feeling to gain a verdice-she trusted, how. The Rev. Edward Stinky was at the last Carlisle election. ever, the decision of the Jory would prove the contrary. Or she *kb of May Mr. Ellis and himself west to Mr. Dr. Hs yshans, the Police Officers, and several other wit- Forster's, ie. order to offer bail for Crosby ; they met Mr. messes gave es ideftee in favour of the Defended. Forster in the street—Mr. Ellis said, " fife. Forager, I have Mr. Be•uonites replied. his. wishing to see you to insider my bail for Crosby." [Mr. Verdict Cur the Plaiutiff—Damages, 10 guineas, and Seirktt here objected 40 any evidence respecting the ball, wars dtto. becalms its refusal was of itself a substantive ground of adios sad nut of trespass .--The Judge decided on its ad missibility.) Mr. Ellis trudered his bail ; Mr. Forster made no answer, but, having a bludgeon, said to witness and Ellis, " I'll knock you duwu if you interrupt one ;" Mr. Forster then wed on ; Mr. Ellis said, 4 we have been long acquainted, but our acquaintance is 110 W over." As witness found Cruelty was committed fur further examivatiests, he did not thinly it right to iutei fere ; promised Crosby to re turn in three days, thinking he would be folly committed ur liberated by that liner. Evidruee was not allowed as to the parties the individuals espoused; our of what Crosby said when witness saw bins. This was the case for the prosecution. Mr. Seem-Err submitted whether a case bad been made out to go to 41 Jury The JUDGE believed there had. Mr. Senator ruse for the defence. it was the wish of every Counsel to save the time of the Jury sod the Beach, by bringing the case to a speedy ternsiaatios, hence he bad made several attempts to get rid of it altogether, not that be was apprehensive of the result, as he was certain when the Jury were acquainted aid, the whole case they would determine fur his client. Nothing was more inconsistent than to bring party publics into a Court of Justice. By the Cunstil uliuu of the Comstry it was impossible to do without party, because party kept time whole body politic in a stale of health, and although political efferveseences might occasionally run into extreme's, still it was uo objection to the existence of party Wing. The political muchiue of the country went better by it. It was impossible to have a popular go• vernoteut without is popular feeling; and no Magistrate, if he did his duty, should condemn or keep too rigorous a hand over the excesses oecasiotially resulting from the existence of such feelings—liut when they operate at elec tions they to all they ought to do—never should they be brought within a Court of Justice. This case rose from two causes-Ist, party feting; and Idly, because Dr. Heysham, through humanity, forbore to press his_ caniplaiut against Crosby. Had the Doctor considered the two months impel alaillient Mit Piiihrivilt punishment, and tried tie present Plaiu lif fur an 'station at the Assizmr, the Jury would never have been entertamid w ith this cause. He would state the case, mil till up those chasms his liked, Mr. Brougham, hail kft in it. The iiiirudisetion of the military at Carlisle, to which Mr. itrouzila iu had alluded, had nothing to Ju with it : it should, tool it hat: hi en broualit before antit her Court, 4W if it were to be brought before that, it ought to bare been brought specifically. He (Mr. ) knew the object of it; lie miticipated a Swig and learned dim eriation after wards, hut lie protested against it. This Plaintiff was suit a freeman. Mr. Brougham had said, Mr. Rester tail( an active part as a politician—if he acted so as a Magistrate he ought to be eutolesaineil, severely condemned—but where was the proof? The ham hail milting to do coley with Mr. Forster or the electims. The qiiertiou simply was, whether there was a w.ougfial imprisosimi ut He hail expected to heir fiom the /Tonna that Crosby was a voter, and that the Doi:admit had rionsmited a voter to prison fur the purpuic ef pieventitig his exercise of los elective franchise, hut not ally such thing had occurred. 'flue Jury hail heard that the militaly castle in at a certain I ; but the fie was, the coo rat' of the day there had Nero a viiiletit (mansion mid tumult. This Imaile produced danger, and the !toot Act iind brim read. A shower of rain came MI, Sad the people dispersed; when it was over, the soldiers nod the mob castle ins at die same ti When the oiiliwry were assembled, saatty pasting, sail, mmHg others, the Plaintiff, fearing the Coastitiviiiii would be viol it ed, threat coed to attack teem, and their nalicrr aremdingly ordered them, fur self-di Care, to form ll...forefeet, into a hollow squat e. The restore of the military Was intruded to 11414a4 . 144, slot provoke, ally tumult. Crosby had been very active in the business; he challenged do In to tire wpm' the nib it, the most tantelialag and exasperating stay—Mil ,114:11 a way 11.040441114 ea 1440 14041[6 . 4,4rW1. It was Sala he Weal tote Irate rub W . ttleytlras - ~tlsis was INS true; iseither skit the Dr. wised him by the collarta-on the einiteary, Crosby ruse up mod tout the Dodge by the skirts of the cued, in order to pull him among the mob. An officer of the name of Hewitt saw it, nod was proceeding to tuke hint, aloe* Crosby seised his sword sad tudeatuered to aged It ftum *lieu Dr. Hey. SOMERSET ASSIZES. ME TURF. --...- The Assizes for this county consaseured at Bridgewater on • Monday last befyire,Sir R. Graham mid Sir fl. D. Beet. There were 93 prisoners fur trill; and un the Nisi Peter side there were 52 cantos entered, of which No only were set down for special jellies. The L, anted Judge, Sir K. GRAMt ~ in his charge to the Jury, esprcs.eil Nit regret at so numerous a caleedar ufprisee era, though considering the population of the county, pus /Ming one large city and contignou. to another, it was not heavier that, might have beer reasonably expected. It was a subject on which he eougratulated the Coed, that through. nut the Western Circuit, there was a total absence of t Olat. mitments for seditious practices, tumultitary meeting., or the publieatiou of blassilimemis works; the mischievous na ture to society of the last-named offence, the Learned Judge enforced by a variety of appropiiate observations. The Learned Judge these remarked on seveial of the eases, and alluded to the %ember of eomtnitments from Bath to IL chewer, instead of the more contiguous gaol of Sheptoti Mullett. Ilarieg concluded an able charge, the trials soma after commenced. SHREWSBURY ASSIZES. On Tuesday the hedges of Assize, the Lord Chief Justice Abbott and 31r. &trim Girrow, arrived in this town, accom panied with the High Sheriff, Richard Heber, Esq. ALP., awl a highly r.speetable attendance of gesitkines. Early in the afternoon a sumberneas hu.ly of Mr. Heber's tenantry and neighbours, arrived is town, and were favours its their hair, as • token of their joy at that Nestle:maser eke. lion for the University of Oxf..rd. Oa Wednesday their Lordships attesultd St. Chad's church, where the Rev. R. Heber delivered& discoserse.from let Samuel, 7 eh. Id, 17, v. After divine service their Lordships took their seats in the Comity Hall. THE GRAND JURY. Ra.. 4 Herbert Lord Clive, Forename. Hon. R. Ctive,'Oektry Park E. W. Smythe Owen, Con- HOll. T. Kenyon, Prado . diver Palk, Esq. Sir E. Smyth, Acton Buena, P. Curbet, I..o*gime, Esq. Bart. Robert Lethbridge, Shrews. Sir A 11.1. Corbel, Acton Rey- I bury, Esq. iin1.1.•134/t. F. K. Leighton, Ross Hall, Wm. Charlton, Ap'cy 'Park, Esq. , Esq. W. Childe, Wrockwardise, T. Whitman., Apley Castle, v Esq. Esq. W. Spading, Pettiest, Esq. T. Henries, C.eurktoo, Esq. .P. B. Harrier, &tuball, Esq. Ed Ploirame, Hatton, Esq.. K. Tapp; Whitton, Esq. J. Wing ft. Id, thi.luw, EA. J. Edwards, Great Ness, Esq. W. Owen, Vvuoillutuse, Esii. , ''S. Parry, The Isle, Esq. Wes. Orin•by Gore, Peak-. W. U. Norcup, Briton, ro"l• Wean, E . ..q. . . T. Bayley, Wick Birches, E..q. H'. W. Whitsnoic, Drams- J. T. !lope, Netley, Esq. tote, Esq. Thomas Eylun, Eylimi, Esq. After the reading of his Majesty's Proclamation for the Suppression of Vice and Inishiurality, Lord Chief Justice Aasnrs !Lid-. Geotlemen of the Grand Inquest, it cannot bet be satis lictory to observe, Hint the number of criminals in the pre se,i; ,•t e solor is far less than has heels known fur a lung pe tied preceding; and it is forth. r satisfactory to be able to haulm you, that the remark applies nut merit, to this comity, it brio; very generally the rare throughout the whole of the totalities throogli which I have travelled.— TO whatever cause such • happy mull must be attributed, it cannot fail of twin a source of rejoiciug to all.— A .00111 IT tIIIIPC of congratulation is, that with the ex ception of one or two cases in the Calendar, the allure of the crimes. with which Hie Prisoners are charged, is slot stamped so gisilly a .hr aslioreiterly. His lordship said, since lie arrived in lulu, be had carefully looked over the various depositions of the %%Hamer, suit it did not weer to him that any of the cares allied for particular remarks from him; and as to auy vowel remarks, lie was sure they would be supeidtious to wen islau were so re gu l ar ly i w to w habit of the dal of a Gram! Jury. However, if . . . 1111 , lIMING4OO3I, Monamv. furviswint 3. ST. LCO2II, 3 to 1 apt Gustavus f II fo 1 apt Sly Lady 9 to t api Spigaot ls to I ion Altlaidoos a. 7 to 1 apt Viagtust 17 to 1 &=.t iloodbrek 8 to 1 apt Statesman PO to I apt Forma*. pima lIIIICHABL STARS. $ to 1 apt kezipaid. W•RWICIE cur. I iu 1 apt Muter Heery. TENTERDEN RACES. THURSDAY, •IJOUST 30. Five Guises, Stakes. Mr. Broome's r. f. Goff, 3 yrs old 1 1 • 34r J. Howywasors b. m. Estimator's. ago, ..... . . • 2 2 Mr. Stehle •b. f Mrs. Haag, 4 yrr old 3 3 1 Halfbred States. Mr. E. F. Meywell's rb. c. Wax 4 yrs aM 1 1 Mr. Creughton s cb. am. %mimed, aged 2 2 Mr. Quabaneptom's b. am. Pores . aged Town Plate. Mr. Ryas 's g. b. Tempest. b yrs old.. . 3 t 31 1 Mr. E. F. Meynell's b. m. Mashie, j yrs old.. 2 3 1 Sir J. Hosywood's S. f. Merryamaid, 3 yrs oil 1 1 1 3 BEDFORD RACES. •••••-• W [DX SI DAY, AUGUST 29. Fifty Pounds. for 3 yr obis. Mr. Raossbottoss's br. e. by Octavio% Sat Gib." 1 1 Mr. Walker's gr. b. by Yoe's* Goissmos% SA. 11b 2 2 Mr. Messer 's ch. e. Friar Sams, Sm. Sib II 3 Mr. Rogers's b. c. by Blocher, Ss. Sib 3 Jr Mr. Beison'e is. f. !reek. Sot 3lb 4 4: Mr. Clark's bl. b. by by Sorcerer, bet. 61b. . b dr The Wootton Stakes. Mr. Fkld's br. Tybalt, 4 yrs old Mr. flerrersea cb. r. Wouverunao, 6 r . old 1 3 111 Mr. Rasinbuttortio br. h. Slsreclihora, to yndd 1 4 dr Mr. Walker'. gr. h. by Yummy Goiania, 3yn old 3 S dr Mr. &donee b. to. Lon, 4 yr 4 061 Mr. Rogers's b e. by Blucher, 3 yrs old 4 dr Mr. aarke's bl. c. by Sorcerer, 3 yrs odd dr 1111URSIMIT. Fifty Peuads, f.r all hones. M►. Field'+ b. h. Vaal Loo, 4 yrs . Mr. Gereit's ch. c. Friar Becton, 3 yrs old . Mr. Clarle's gr. at. aged Farmers' Cup. Mr. Perkiaeo hr. h. Rubia Put, byrs old Mr. Sharpe 's ch. la. Caroller, argi Mr. Gall's eh. Is. Romulus, 6 yra *id ....... .• 3 3 PROM SA7'UNDAY NIUH7'S UAZETTE. DIVI DEN DS. September 29. W. Miles, of Oxford-street, MMdksea, lines- draper, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. September 22. T. Houlbrooke, late of High limllkoss, diem*, liner-draper, at ten, al Guildhall, Loadiso. October 9. J. Dorriagtoo, of Itlateciester, 'doe sad spirits dialer, at two, at the Dog Towers, alaocheoler. September 28. H. Reynolds, late of Ormokitt, Limmoolot, liamor.merchaut, at use, at the George Ina, Liverpool. &washer 27. W. A. D. rotherincham, of Plymouth Dock, Deems, eoatesetchasit, at eleven, et Weskley's Hoed, Ply. swath Duck. September 28. J. Gilbert, of Plymouth Duck, Devoe, butcher, at eleven, at H'eakley's Hotel, Plymouth Meek. September 24. T. Mune, sod H. %%Idiocy, of Mareleollel& Chester, cottoo.spinucts, at 'ochre, at the Old As,rt lam, Macclesfield. September te. W. Holmes, late of North Melds Northam- h e rlaiid, master-mariner, at ekven, at the George Tavern, North Shields. November 3. T. R. Divisoo, of Old Reosialreet, Lesion, 'ship-broker, at leo, at Guildhall. . . . . - . September!!. J. Imbrie, late of Bocklerabury, Lamle% • wiiiebouseman, at eleven, at Guildhall. September 24. F. Hutchings, late of Gloucester, chendaeloe, at elereu, at Mr. asadbure's Office, Gloucester. Septeither It J. !McMaster, of Norfolk aired, New•road, Mititilmica, aster.mariaer, at glens, at Guildhall. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. faeereet and .1. Taverner, of Goides-Isee, Ohl-street, Moldiest's, wire -drawers, becesol.er 24, 1920.—J. Cross and S Cress, of Nareow.wall, Lambeth, Surrey, limber-ester chants, August 24, 1421.—R. Kite and B. Aphis, of Buck lerahury, t u, wine -merchants, December 31, 1820. R Ford, J. beckon, J. 811111/14 and G. Lewitt, of Comp ton-street. Clerkenwell, Middlesex, sawyers, Jose 30, 1821. —R..Hill awl J. Willey, of Little Polumay.street, Middle sex, dyers March 2S, 1841.—J. Williams J. R. Williams, and B. Pi:Williams Puddirg-lane, Irides, ship.ageets, August 31, 1821.—W. Treadeell and T. tepees, of Barbi can, Leedom., elsessemongers, July 12, 1921.—W. Ebarne, and T. Kemp, of Tuitenkans-cosrt.rossli, coach-wakens, August IS, 1821.—R. Atkinson, J. Atkissoe, red J. Bell, of Threadueedle.street, Londuis, ship-brokers, August 27, 1091.—J. P Baldry, G. Faith, and R. Brown, of School-house lane, Ratcliffe, Middlesex. eupper-ssaiihs, August 31, 1821. —S. D. Liptrap and T. Smith, of Vaitechapel-road, distil lets, August 31, 1821.—G. H. Hahn, J. F. Daniell, and J. F. Meseta, of OW Fesh.strect.hill, osies, sugar.bakers, J nue 24, 1821. NAVAL INTE LLIGANG'E. PORTSSO%JTN, StIPTEIIIteIt Z. Arrived yesterday the Fairy Queer, H ill, from Autigoe; the Sopphire,frum the Weal ladies; sod Lastige tramsfurt, from she Mediterranean. Salted t►e Carnatius, for Plymouth. PLTUOVVII. AUGUST 31. Arrived the IVilliats and Amelia, Jose% fruits St. John's, N. IL ; Phillips, from Losidou for Trieste, with lees of foretuposest mid bowsprit by ligbblitsir; mod Carlotta, Wolf, from Rio Janeiro for Petenburirli. The Carlotta was boarded on t►e Bth of July, is lat. 15 loos. 36. by a cur •ctte privateer, under French colours, oleo tusk from her six casks of water. frat.asotrwo, iIEPTI.74XtR 1. . Arrived lke Lady Welliifirtois packet with a snail (rii la maica, sailed 17111 July, and from Croaked Island the Isla August ; Calisio, Atwell, Crum New Orleans; and Heavy, Quirk, (root Pals-rum. Sailed t h e St. J,,ze de Animas, Nerarraa, for Havre; La , Malasir, fur Rimer; and Duke of Marlborough packet wills a mail fur Lisbon. HARWICH, OEPTIMIIatIII 1. l'he Ocean, Cburtosivle, which was us Orfurdates beach, haw bees. Ket off sod brought in brie. Sailed the Princess Charlotte packet fur Malaita, Lora Duncan packet fur Cuxhaven, and Jane packet fur Gotten burg—each with a DEAL, SETTEMIIFIL S. Arrived yeeteriloy sad sailed for the River, the Britoil, Berry, and Thalia, Shand, from Jamaica; Fo rtitude in creased, Manning, sod Wittier. Mantling, Smith, from St. Milt's; Richard and Sibella, Compton, from Barliastuea ; Hibernia, from Oporto; Echo, Lincoln, l.eipoic, Thump- Foss, and Metronome, Socll, from Jamaica ; Fumy, Patter son, from St. Viatent's ; Casossleo, Johnson, and Glory, Pounder, from Quebee; Aid, Teesdale, frolic St. Peters. bili;:b fur Dublin; Anodise, Roswell. from St. Donliago ; and Triune, Sant I, from Malta. The two latter vessels remain. Arrived Ind reunites the Glasgow, fruns Coalsama. Canoe down from the River and salted with the wink of the ustward.boand the Ilkanston, tor Permission-a; Janos and Agnes, fur Mintaiieloi; Prise* Regret, far Gibraltar; Nimble, fur St. Andrew's i sad kaparausa, fur Wilma. AORICt LPUR E, tr. liONTIIIII? RePORT ?OR AUGUST. Is the meat forward Mathis wheat harvest ronseavi.re.i shoat the 13th Instant, but gmerally; it will be full ten .I,i ) , Later, sod is the North, Sepitisber will rather be the !same.' month. The volatility of straw is /laid to he large in 11111 parts het frees the spier sad early part of the summer be leg uefaveerahle, mad Ile subsequent beating down of ti turn by she rains, the wheats Wry reived considerald e dawns, sod it is row sold, will set probe an average crop, with the eddiliseal stiefortese of the itiality in all party be. fag mare or less deteriorated by vibe Apneas cossetpseat up.., such lessees as the present—aildevr end smut. Barley, poise, and lam see expected to be full crops; oats mot giberally aed the haphorvest, earthward, bat beet ale. light. Afterioess usiveseally piestifert, frets the rains viii. fell last woos* hsositieg equally she turnips and potato.. both wheel, ere now promising crepe. Of the hops, arc vary M meek dad they deserve little attention; the f. 1114.• presumption may be that the nett will be fell as large :is at the present estimate/. Live sleek of every kind eonsinurs is the utmost plenty, every where fully equalling the demand at meet remosehlie sod still deelioiss prises. Wool very full resale le same parts, is others seeeding ; rammillesrand. lag, • Ilse ample from Vas Dieeases Lard has lately fetch if the salluseedisiary pekes of les. 41. per poised, a price email/ beyeeill the best &mew 'pettish, aid a most eseouragiag specimens of prodettiee fives that most thriving and pro. amities ealeasy. The beeetiful weather which we have had foe some time peat will prove iateseeeely beeetleisl is the essettr, The blot regiment, at prevent in the barracks at Glasgow, aro under orders for Jamaica. It is not yet keowu on what day they wiU march, but titer will embark at Cork in the first week of Octobtr. They are to be relieved by the 77th, now in Sun derland. liortitakiesser Fair was p►oclaimed between 1 t sad ill o'clock yesterday by the LORD MAYOR in the usual torah Mr. ILIMMAIRD, the magistrate, died oft Satur day losreitrg last, after an illness of some month,. MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, =MANGE, Monody, StrICRISER 3. We had • pad supply of new Wheat from F..ex thin wierwwr, hat eery' few arrivals fume ally other comity, a.,1 the weedier king unsettled, as well as havieg very notswooo - sourests of the asp% samosa a brisk demand at as ad mit., die. per querter s the priers of last Weida,.— Barley Is F.ll Su per qsarter dearer, also Beans end Oats, boo the sides were oat brisk at tbat lowetlmeut.—While reser see fee* Is. us is. per wetter cheaper, havole a larer sappily of otw east today from Ewe*. It is expected the prior orinsoe will be raised to Ira. p.r took. GUILDFORD, SEPTEMBER 1. Wheat, per Mad .. 121 lIE to 19/ 0. Ne• ditto Oslo, per geodes O/ 190 to 11 7. 1170, prr "barter Ol Os lo 01 Os Boriey, per quarter Beare, per quarter. I! S. to 11 14s Grey Pease, per quarter ll lud to 11 14. SMITH Fl ELD MARKET, MON DAY, Stirtraists 3. — This fsetslog's rakes sus not so well supplied is Cattle, swim Os its being St. lisrtislemew Fair, severtleeless the prim remain as per last market day. Is the Hayisarkit there is es enemies is the priee of H■y, Straw, asil Clover. -.Mos foliswisig is as accurate statement of the prices sad issarbers:••- Ts sigh the offal per stone of Sib. Sesif....3s. SA. to 4e. es. Head of Cattle this iiss:: alistass..Sa. Si. Is is. SI. asst. 1,600 Lasab...3s. 44. us Is. 44. Sheep sad Lambs .. 17,000 Fal....is. 04. to Is. MI. Calves e.... MI P 001... is. id to 4s. 0.1. Figs . 110 NEWCATE AND LEADENHALL IHARKETSVII (By the Comm.) Beef .... la 44 to is 44 I Veal .... Se Od to 4e 0.1 Mottos.. Is 44 to 34 Od Pork.... 2s 4kl to 4. 0.1 Lamb. . PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. wt. JAM WI. TV lIITRCIO 111.6 f. N*y SI 146 id to 41 dr Od I Hoy 31 Sr 04 to 414. OA Straw II 10. Od to Inn &I I Clover.. 410. 0.1 to 51 0. OA ClovirrS/16410d to 4I 10a Od !Straw . I/ Bs Oil to II 126 0.1 PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Sze. per 11411,. Tows Tallow 47u 0.1 os Yell ow soap O. Yellow Roaoia4Su Gil --4 0.1 Mottled aM While d1tt0...40s Od —9 Od Curd 61l Soap ditto.... 42s Oil —a 04 Grates itO. Os Melting Shut 37s Od SO+ 04 Good Dregs 7, 0. Od 211 is Od PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chaudlers Hall. Prier of Candles, per dummy 10s Od—Moulds,lls id. 6d. per doses allowed for really mosey. PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. NLQ PoCE ET*. NLW BAGS. Kant ....II 10s to 3/ 104 Kest .... 1118 s to If Si Sows ..ti Os to 21 101 Sussex .... Il 121 to 2/ Is Fr0ex....01 —s to 01 —s Essex .... 01 --a to 01 -a Fushun. hoe, 01—s to 01—s--Ditto. second, 010 s to 0/ Od MBRTINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDIIA TOlll DAY. N. t C. W. Hisybens, late of Castk-street, picture-dealer 3 T. Tread v‘ ay, Slue n e-sqw a re, chine man W. Stanifurth, Little F.ast Cheap, nine-merchant G. Flmdt, London-wall, merehaiit 2 19 W. Holding, late of Devonshire street, Queen-square, wine-merchant A. W. Joues, New Brentford, coal-merchant. 2 DIVIDENDS. .1. Saunders, St. James's, surge , .n W. P. Derry, Christchurch, cool-merchant A. Archer, Sohn, hatter .1. Millet Mach, Worship-strect, coarlrnsaster ll J. G. Gerard, Basingluill sties t. merchant J. Hancock, Poplar, mast-maker . Yesterday—Loupes. Butirr.-1101hisy at the !fwd., I. chequer, East India aed South Sis House.. DI RT II S. Oa Saturday last, the let instant, at Dunkrrton WWI , war Ltatb, the Lady of the Um C. F. Banyfytde, of a wo, still burn. Ou'l'hnralay last, at Boyle Farm, the LaJy Maly of 'laughter. aIARItIAGE. On n'edoesday last, at the Holy Trinity Churrit, 80. Palmer Jay, Esq. to Caroline, the RourM chinglair, of the late Hail Flouter, Esq., of Stutkitnt Huume, :mar Volk. DEATH. Al Tur Abbey, is Devote, oa Sunday Ws:tight, :Igra 11, Eliza, daughter of Bobt. Ptel, Esq. ut . Attired:, 12n.rashar ;UGH WATER T H IS DAY AT LONDON BR?I Man* 27 after 6. I Everting $4 offer 6. -:11 Printed sod Published at THIS BRITISH PREMIsed il l GLOBE Oilier, No. IV, Woad, by C. COHNWg" et the lissood. COAL MARKET, Sununu' 3. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. 23# Newcastle .. 31 &soderland MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT 6OILOfIAII THIS DAY. N. t. C. W. Hisybens, late of Castle.s:reet, picture-drake 3 I T. Treed w ay, Sluane.sqlsare, chi sia in An W. Staniforth, Little East Clwap, nine-merchant 3 G. Flmdt, London-stall, merchant W. Harding ' late of Devonshire street, Queen-square,, wine-merchant A. W. Jones, New Brentfurd, eoal-rnerchaut. lt It DIVIDEND& • J. Saunders, St. James's, SUraC..ll W. P. Derry, Christchurch, coal-merchant A. Archer, Solur, hatter J. Wltitechurch Worship-street, coach-master ....... J. G. Gerard, fissinghall-street, merchant J. Hancock, Poplar, mast-maker Yesterday—Lemons BURllT.—lltilhlay at the !Led., I chequer, East India and South Sea HULISC. DIRTHS Do Saturday last, the lat instant, at Dunk , ' ton Il.rtor , near Rath, the Lady of the Rer. C. F. Banipfylde, of +.••'- still horn. Ou'l'hnrs.lay last, at Boyle Farm, the LaJy Maly id a daughter. MARRIAGE. On Wednesday last at the Holy Trinity IN • Palmer any, Esq. to Caroline, the four, h thoglifr, Of it , late Hall Hunter, Ea+, of Stockiest Hun..., near Volk. DEATH. Al Tut Abbey, in Devoe, on Sunday sentsight, aged" . Elmo, ihinaghler of Robt. Piet, Esq. of Ardwict, - - --- Ewa "NYIH .. V 1