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II 1.. ...:reli.icioi'vi'ltr.tzl. 4,:e: er of i in the HR f the ClStle 1 t I t tbe t WINCH/ MN, Amy I. On Tuesilay our MCI commenced. which were well attended ; there was great sport on the Dawns each day. On the last day of the, races, u the corn /any were returning. a melancholy accident was like to have taken place. As the Steward of the Rae's was driving tour in hand, by sonic misfortune the carr iage was oveitnrned in Swan-lane. in Elide. street , by which several ladies were bruised, but sr are happy to add, they are in a fair way of fe wer). A little boy on the race ground had his arm broken. 'lle grand ball given at St. John's house, on Tuesday evening, by the members of the county, was more numerously attended Vian was ever remembered; the ball-room was uncommonly crowded with beauty and fashion. A splendid sup prr, with an elegant display of confcdioner ; . was served up in great taste, by Johnson, of I.tiodan. The dancing concluded at about six o'clock in the morning. The Steward's Ball, on Thursday evening, at St. John's house, was numerously attended by a great ariuslalage ot beauty, fashion, and many char:Afters o r &dation. isinemesnme The last arrivals at Bath are— ten ;ad Lady Clith,rd. Earl of Charlermait. Carl of Carats Sir C Tomer, Sir fli-Musamat, Unwernor Brown. Licut.-Co load Crump, Major and Mrs. Alcork, Rea. Lie Sam. Mr. and Mn. Andrews Ran. Mr. Mrs. and Mn; tawny, R.ll 11r R Franc.., Rev. Mr Wales, Rev. Mr. E. 'and Mn stopfind, t:1,4 and Mrs BuN,r, Cart. M a y, C a p t . marry, Mr. ani Mr.. !And, Mr. and Mr, preas.n., Mr. an d Mrs. tlkrilaway, and Mr. and Mn. Bullrr. Sir Stoney SMITS. we are concerned to state, is eery ill. The COMIIANDMI in CUSS/ reViCW:d tht 12th Li ht Dragoons yesterday at Hounslow. Miss SMITH, Of Chllent-gaidell theatre, has ar rived at Edinburgh, and was to make her duet, in the pan of Perlis, on Saturday last, with Mr . Cooas's Sripi. ; and On Monday, Miss Swirls was to play Deplanes's. and recite a. Calleas'a Ode On tie lassims."in which she stands unrivalled in Dra matic fame. • The Nubility and Gentry in the vicinity of Dun dalk, Ireland, are raising a subscr_i_ptinn for the pur pose of establishing a Private Theatie for Dra inane Representations, the profits of which are in tended to be applied to the use of the Louth' Hot. pi ta i, and other public charities. Among the sub serihers are, Lords JOCILVN, MOUNYJOY• SOUTIE WILLt Moat, and LonTlij the /Inn. P. JOCILYN, Hos. J. JOCELYN, Slf E. Btu. sw, &C. On TuestlAy last, the Rigtat Hon Earl PORCY arrived in N-wcastle, and the neat mAr4ing set uut to review the Percy Tenantry, op the Eyne. It is said that the Duke of ilaormio means to visit the Lakes this year ; and that it is his gf.4C2s intention to be At the Keswick Wool Fair, on the filth of neat month. Mr. Boxeres was to read the parts of floe fir/i.r and Sir Charles Racket, at Oxford, on sluesday night. On Saturday sennight Sir G. 0. Pace Teepee, Bart. of &minden Park, Bedfordshire, pain into the hands of the Treasurer of the Bedford Infirmary the sum of 100 guineas, to by applied to the parcel puffins.. of the; institution. Mr. emaaaibroeskt &timed the play of The Corfu,. with great splastker, on Moocity. at the Swansea Theatre. The Marquis of fluor tee's stud WAS adver tised for sale, on Wednesday, st the Repoliwry in Edinburgh, in consequence of his Lordship's going abroad. Mr.Mat.vt le closed his engagement, on Thursday er'nnight, at the Manchester theatre, in the parts of Coast 41wavir r, Capraist ..Stehck, and 1 1 44; in The Cede. The .idepte4C‘eld has been a Stock-p;eee, and his performance of Michael teas reclined the most unbounded applause. Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. Poems, and 14 V Mr. ITZ ZINNOtis, have reached Scotland, on their wey to Ireland. Q. Wednesday last they were to per form their ,‘ Sumner kopusemeerit s " at Glasgow, and on Tuesday next at EdinLargh. Viscount Howick has been indisposed for some days; but is now much better. His Lordship and Family will leave town in a few days for North amptonshire._ Lord and Lady Finer gave a grand dinner, on l'hursday, at their house in Hid -street, litikeley square, to His Rowel Highuets the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Lei.ater, thu Duchess of Redford, the Harehteness of Dawn shirt, the Countess D vaager of Sefton. Vescoutit Peeerthsoi. Laid and Lady Kannel,d, the Runt Hon. R B. Sheridan. filo Hen. %Airs. Littleton and P. Burrell, Mr. Clto:sqondeley, sad Mr. Meteux. The comp a ny dined in the back p.trlour ; the table was set out in toe greatest style of elegance; a superb frame, filled with gold vases, was placed in the centre of the table, and lighted by eight gold candlesticks, bearing lights. His Royal Highness the Prince of WALLS 54L at the head of the table, and Lord FOLLY to His ft. ,, yal Highness's right. The dinner was most sumptuous, and the desert consisted of the choicest fruits of the season. At ten o'clock the company repaired to the drawing rooms, which cut glass Grecian lamps, which were new on the occasion. Card t.tbles were laid, and the company joined by the Earl of BARMY LOP C, the Countesses . )1 HAIIINOION and BARRY MOLL, Lady M. St•s o•.re, aad s oral other Nobility. Windsor Meat t e re-opened on Tuesday evening. ring the short recess it has been decorated and beautified, the boxei new 'meet, and a most excel lent company seleitted by the Manager for the enter tainment of tta• Nohtlity and Gentry of Windsor and Its environs ; much novelty is promised ; TOW'S .old Geer,. Lad Addsd..a; or, ihr Fruits qf a simile Lew ; and Toe Curfew, are all in rehe--- 01l The p-rformances on Tuesday night were Schoolpr Fretafis and KENNY% admirable farce of Peak: thr Wiad ; LesJ Rumour and Diller were perforated by Mr. CHAT SALLEY, wit!: great vivacity and ease. Mrs. Muoin pourtra7ed the ..;eatle sorrows of Mo. flosndto4 wit.) truth and feel n2; Miss 'away, a fair eleavran'se of fashion, came forward in the innount and intaestit.g part of ketei.:y, ard was very well received ; as was Miss Kea is Mr. Watt:HT, ;x: MatiAm displayed much humour. The Theatre v.-ps cnowded with tashioa, and we have no doubt tR Managm's u nbolts Win be amply rewarded. SPORTING INTSLLICENCII. KMU rstroitto RACTS• TUESDAY, JULY 28. A Maiden Mize of Zp•l. f••r ill ages, that Agar wan a plate of WI. match." awl asseeps•sites eitee;stel—ersur veer oils to carry 7st. 141 b Eve vet, olds gst 6lb sic ,ear-olds and aged horse. gst. 101 b. Mee; and gel•lonv a.tossett dib. revue , mild heats \lr. C. Ci10111111c.r1.1.3 .. . Young Csiariot,b, Ch.riot 1 1 \f r. F. K. b an. Vo.e, 4 yes old • • 2 Mr. E &suede es ch. g Lelarses, aged . . dt s 4 di DAY. A Poe! Mitch of Irnap. each h. f. Teo miles. Praluce of Su W. Garen!'" CJ.a.taot.a, covered by Item. bletonian Produce of T. 1.. Illroolea's, Esq. Mei Jordan, covered 1, 3 Benusgboruugb !AMBER ru,l KAM. TUCLDIIY. JULY 21. The fluntere Sc e ,sukee. nt Vona (;,on-a, e.ch. p Two Ml.li, Heats, le.: coca, rod, by tun 11M, and Won, by Mr Smiths more • . I I Mr. .h.• . 2 2 Col. Rent..res eh. Raiding . 3 dr. Th . ,s race was keenly eqntestcrl. and a ffqrdad food sport. •AML DAY. Fifty Pounds, far three and fuer year eitta--three year old', cammit 7.t . 71b.--Liar year obit, sat. lib.—Two Mile fleets. or oimaa round the Course to a Heat—Fillies alturrei 3ko.—was roofer, and wan by Mr Bandioirs bay fil'y . . 1 1 Mr. bearer's bay filly . 2 3 Mr. Weatherley'. bay colt . . 3 2 Won ea.y. y/CONZSDAY. JULY 22. 11211 Numls fur all ages—rour year olds, 74. 51b se'? aids, tw.3lb.—ax year old., its,. Ilb —age' 9.t. tour guile" ear*, 04 twice round the Course to a Heat-•-ias run for, :1:14 woo Sy Mr rda,ll:iseheanutuat , Streamer . 1 1 Mr Stotsy's bay horse, Crantl,nztun • 2 Thts Rae* WWl:tole run, and grlesi excellent slue t. SAYS DAY, 11111 Yeomanry Cosp ras ralk.ll bit by Mt. Jopliat's bay wan. S W.:BUR Y RACES. wr nick si,A v, JULY 22. lii. Majc-ty's P•rir ~f Wog% fLor ',Aar yr nMi, I')u 41Ir. 11. c yr W. I la. Slb. d:c —4-rni:e heats. &1. Ferro .••• I. h. litetithalus, .y Aiersodtt, 5 yrs. I 1 1 M. Ps J..% to r Ittswii., 4 .44 . . Sir J. lia e gr. • • 3 ar. Mr. C.14,4e% a 6 c I.44tpry, 4 . . 4 dr . SWeciaitales of 14s. each. ride's i 17e 14 C 1-1 &bummer's t.,, , kr relic, bt ha Frit. 6 1" 014, 1..!.t. 2 1 1 • • . . Mr. Fr.rnr.tr't ihreephel us, S yrt q ri. Ilst. 110 t. 1 S V OXFUSU RACES. TVIVIDAY. JULY 23 The (;•41 C4P. ea."' WV` , 11 '' ' l4l sa aVaa• a 'Rabat:4' tioo of iv's. 44....i5, f..ur ..o1;<. (10 solver',er• ) Mr. Fermat's b. k. Ifsp,xsereors. b Plows*, 5 yrs. ..! •. ea 71 , .. . 1 M. Ladbrokes Sir Peregrine. sre 7.. t. 71b. . / Mr. Hal, asks • re. f. by Adnaval. 4 yr, oid, 7st. 7:11 4 Tne Tows Pfs:e et i . ...ii....N.. la.:a, fur wayt of how*. NEWMARKET FIRST Oc: TORER MEETING, ISO?. TUESDAV. Mr. il.liviaths Liu-rite. Ilia. Kg. are Lord Staivell'd P4b- Sle. Ab M IDOgs. 111111D4T. Loral qroarener's Voolantp. Sat. Sib. apt Mr. Varasittan's Co"YeestlA ON. 2:h. At N. ICOr. h. ft . Lora Groa!eryw's Pear:, Sat {:b. apt Mr. Van ittan't PO mentaltah . Sib. D. M. 100=s. h. ft. SECOND OCTOBER MEE/Ng. !alD*ll. 'Sweepstakes of 50;1 cub, ert 915. Ab. M. Lned Ctoeven .es Rol , nol. Loud F. (IsSorwe's Matilda. Mr. V i puiturea Ntrintati:Ls. It is supposed. (Torn the present Cut; of the ptiblic business. tb.st Parli,sineut wall sit until the 27th of August. ivate lettera state, that the Emperor ALIZAN OLP, tae Grand Doke CONST•KTIVI, Prince Ku- Kakis, an 1 General BansiotaA, have conseated to hecorne htmben of the I..gion.nflionotir. After the late Glnticest - er Assizes. the Loan Cols, BARON and Mr. Baron OR•11.11,4. in their way to Monmouth. embarked in a pleature-lioai at Boss. and descended the Wye, for the pur pose of enjoying the scenery of that moth-admired river. On Tuesday noon. previous to setting off for Hereford. the Loan Cams' Baton, accompanied by the HlOll Soastre, visited that beautiful spot. the Kvmin Parilioa, which received his Lordship's most flattering approbation. An Inquest was 11..1d, yesterday. at the Craven public-house, ivissell-street. Covent garden. upon the body of an old Gentle.voman, woo tell from a two-pair of stairs bask window, into Crown-cwt. in the forenoon of Wednesday last. It appeared in evidence. that the deceased was a Gentlewoman. about seventy yeses of age, and for some time in a desponding state, and had been lately observed. once or twice, attempting to get out of a front wits. dow. She survived the fall about an hour, and was 'Mato speak. but could give no reason for Ibis rash a&. Verdift—livisperaey drraorarior. The report in the other Papers no Wednesday, of the conclusion of the fight between 1 Brlrbrr and Mari Us, is not correo. The viften y will ant be declared until to-morrow. The umpires are tie Hon. BRRILILLY Cit•vto and Captain BARCLAY. 30,0001. the First!diawn Ticket will be entitled to on nest TFunday. i:rdependcrst of either of the Great Capitals in the Wheel, tie. t of UMW. 2 of 10,0001. with more than a proportion of inferior Capitals ; and only 14,000 Tick-m— -il. ones, PAINE. and Co.. have *rickets and Legal Shares on Sale at their Offices, Combat, Oxford street, and St. Limes's-street ; where the Ticket, No. 16 the Grand Prize in the last Lottery, was sold in Shares. AN ORIGINAL PICYL/Rt or Ben Jonmson.—We hear, with pleasure, that the late Mr. Birson's original picture of Ben Jou lisoa. sn much praised by St everts the Commentator, is engraving for the new series of The Moqihly Mirror, and will appear in No 7, on the Ist of August, with an ir.teresting Life of that great Wit and Scholar. This elegant and popular Work also promises, amongst other original articles, a trait on Lord Malmesbury's Family. by the Rev. Maas No at e, F.A.S. ; soipe leatned com ments on Athesieus ; several euvrtsAning papers on Coutteiaos and Clergymen ; on the Power of Mu sic, &c.; tilt' a comminution of Milton v's Post humous Works ; six other new article., on the stage ; and a copious Review of Books, and of the Haymarket Theatre.--Sach a land of variety and original ty was never presented to the world in a similar publicatioo. BRIGHTON. • AN APPEAL TO TUE SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRES- 9F VICE Gants.enta—While you are direding your at tention to the reforming of trilling abuses, and in tittering with the concerns of. individuals, in no respell amenable to your deciiinas, gross and un• paralleled indecencies are promised at this place, and winch, from the want of a proper police, are hourly growing more and more uffenive to the in habitants, as well as to the visitors, who arspart.- cularly annoyed by the abuse complained of.—l allude to the mode of bathing, at all hours of the day, not Lnly immediately under the laiging-hcrase window,, but absolutely in front of the fe•nsle.' haw ing-grou.id. I have frequently Veil serva•.t, and la bouring people undress upon the Sands, within's' few yard' ot the public walk, and instead of hawing in a spot where they need not he obs.trted, (unless per sons went fur the puipuie,) present thttusselses in a most indecent manner where the Ladies were bath• log; and more ti•an once men have been known to in tercept women in their walk on the Sands, purposely to insult them. It may be said, that females, knowing of these prattices, should abstain from frequenting the Sands —but are they also to be driven from their winnows —from the publid promenade—when theie are spots where the commonalty *nay enjow the recrea tion of battling , without giving the sma llest ofroace to any one ? Bit independent of the obnoxiousness of the above praaiees, the situation of the bathing ma chines, appropriated for both sexes, is by no means what it ought, or what it need to be; those of the men sight be et least a hundred yards farther re moved to the e‘oaward, and a pot, or mark, should be ere&ed, forbidding ary bather to pass it. I speak only as to what pastes on the East Cliff: on the West Cliff I am told the abuses are still more insufferaSle : so much so, that it is said Lord Sidmouth, th, ugh particularly partial to Brighton. declared sisal was the disgu.t he took, that he would never again visit that p:a..e. My seniimenti, Gentlerpen, are general, and as thu attempt at h..vi7:g a !.)lice Establishmtnt here has lately failed. reel y eye is ;toned t.s yoo for re dress of the pre, •nt gi ievaoce I which, that you miy not delay or withhold, is the ironed prayer et A FAILLE& CND •H INHABIT•NT OW BRIGHTON. • LAW IivrALLPSLNCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, i.;Hcovei-lxv-Ht Li., JUL! Jul. MISS DUKDEII, ilfit , d, v. DItY end ()TN- is, - Sir Saloum. Sweatt r made several succes.ive motions in this cause, this day, on behalf ot the Plaintiff, by her next of kin, against the Trustees, under her father's will. T 1 father died about ten months ago, being a cheesernosger in S; Martin's lane, Cnaring-cross. the Gra motion was for an order upon the Trustees, to transfer the sum of 2,0001. in the three per cent Consolidated Bank Annuities, standing in the name of the Testator, in the books of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, to the use of the infant ; this motion was not opposed. The next was a similar motion to transfer, for the came use, a farther sum of 3.0001. Coosolidated Bank Annuities. the pro perty likewise of the Tramcar, %roach was gran:ed. The third motion was fur an order,on Mr. Abra. ham Dry, Pawnbroker, of the same place, to pay into Court a nom of 2.0001 of the t'estator's pro perty. lent to him un his bond some years ago. This motion was opposed by W. * HART, on the ground Of a clause in the. fest:does will, dileeireg that Mr. Dry should not be called ayon :o pay this sum until it so onl his convenience, within toe space of fourteen years, provided he paid the in terest regularly. Mr: Dry was stated to be a rich man, and one of the Tr ustee under the will of the . Teststor, but he availed himrelt ot airs cleats+, by his answer to the hill, and the Court refit.ed to make any order upon hint against the words of suet a clause. The fourth motion in this cause was strenuously contested. The maims was to refer to the Master to inquire and report who Wes the lit person to take care of t o e infant's education, her mother being .dead, and she appearing, by her fa ther and uncle's re,apasaive wells. to be entitled to property 4:n tuna ni to 4 )0.0.)1. It was argued for the lamenclants. thnt Miss Dun• der, who is now 14 years old, and at corns board ing -school, is strongly attacned is Mrs. Dry, with whom she now is at Worthing; but when in town, she is kept in a one or two pair of stairs room, in a Paernbroker's-house. said Srr Sardst. RA:NIILEY and the Uncle, by some strange infatuation, has in his will enjoined her not to marry under the age Of without the consent at those Tipster's, who are to base his temple if she mould marry without such commit, and under am. Mrs. Dry. he added. might be a good charades, and fit to rem up a girl for a pawnbroker's or other shop!wepet's 'wae ; but real and usAul education was ant what (mold be obtained at a command boardingschool, nor from Mrs. Dry in private. who was at best but the wile" of • pawn-broker, a souk not highly respe.le4 is society $ whereas, this child. if duly educated, might, with her 40,0001. associate with the first people in this country ; for her fortune would Callse her birth and pareotage to be over looked mad forgotten. He declare!. cwt he thought it the gi- mese possible misery to have a great for tune, without suitable education or manners; these were to be imbibed by a female ham, oy examples from Lie society, sentiments, prewci ples and morals of exemplary women in publi. and clume-ve late. Ile thougia that et has Lordstiop could 7.e.autie to grant this motion. the grearest kindness he could confer on the ;Want would be to take away the properly entirely from her ; and Mr. Owen, on the same side, added, that the first ex pressions he ever breed from Loral Thu it Low, were, that if the tipstalf bad informed him of an infest in suai a stet-, be would instantly tiered an quiry. The Cumicattoa said a was his absolute duty se to do. Motion granted. It was reported, yesterday, tact ilo>taratra had thrown a considerable force row Copenhagen. For tonate4 for that city it has the protealoo ut the sea ae ambititut. The report probably origin ated in t..e circumstance of a French force having been tent into kaaalusegh. NOME CIRCETIt NalDn'ims. JULY 29. TNR RING 4. COPI.eiTONS NON.A,TiENEIANCE OjatILCIAL JURYMEN. When the above cause *as on. which n•as a Special Jury Cause, only four gentlemen, out of tae twenty four who had b•-eri eurtnnned, lipeated.— Ile Cater Josrte► toile occasion to ohs-rve, that the evils of ju.tice were very :r-q•iently d sappointed by the nor.-attendance of the g-ntlemen of the county, who were surnninnei to ap,.-ar t.n the Spe cial Juries—to him their condul apisearea m ex traordinary and most culpable. The farmers who were summoned to attend the other pet,/ Juries were expelled to be punaual in their attendance, lnd were regularly fined if they did not answer when called. But the Gentlemen of the county seemed to think that they were nit bound to consider any thing but their own convenienze. They received the subpens, which they put in their pocket, and never themselves any further about it. El y however, wished it to be publicly Understood throughout the county, that the Court would be under the necessity, however unpleasant it would be. to resort to m.a. stues to compel attendance, it this system of new a was persevered in. fie .8111 00 /016012 why a Spec ial Juror should not be fined as well as a sx•mmet. one. especially as he was paid fur his attendance, and put to much less inconvenience than a little farmer, who RIM appear, howevei inconvenient in his bu-inese. LIBEL. 1111111WO3D o. IIINSIVID• This rase arose out of the one which we reported yesterday, in which Baron Hompesch gave evidence that he lead sent tie P► . :sotiif a Parsewtsse as as al. teraute medicine for nis wile. Mr. Gaa stow stated, his Learned Friend, Me. Espinasse. in opening the case, hat merely old them, oat this was An adios toe a Li al on me Plaintiff ; he hid not even glanced at t.ie contents of it, and he had done most wisely ; for it was .o foul and infamous in Ks nature, that, frith the ra sped wnichougnt te be preserve.! to the Court, the Jury. nay. even to the meanest person in tie hearing of his voice, it could not be publicly stated. loose who had heart con.luct o in: cause in its tattiest stages, had felt it was too ous‘en • to nac.t ate parts of it inserted its the i(ecord ; nuomirostaudrog which, be was sure the Jury would tot: Los whusw MAY their consideration wile. they cause to ... • •04 . : out their damages ; he did cut accus. the Lleteulant of being the author of the tioel ; nay Mal,, i•s k.seer es was trot tile auquar tit at ; out that lid ra . Xtend.tt his crime. A great mad had writ descirms I t lie condua of the o uol.sher us we lama of .4110.0 ed One scoundrel, said ne, (alludisg to reel .re *nit ings, which tend :J to u i,ettic toe opio. ors U 4 -44.4 in the most ItinC4l4l points of Loth) bat Q..41',44 • I ot blundertsus; age..., re.; 4k in aissi asurahti, use. - tug totigreat a coward to let it olf. Ile •14i) gored as great a econadrel as ninsselt • Cf. 1.44.4 to Nu.. use trigger. Such was the cou.iud of t,.. p.:•1-.. De fendant. He was COateat 10 puousu tom filthy anal written by another, and such 4 anon as no torguie gentleman would .* c condescended to have writtin tie clad been ud.ii.t.. repeatedly, that it he would give sip site aisasui, processing+ against himself snousd cea,e, .40.1 now again public.y 11114.141 tall same offer—that,: oe wool .4 Wye up the 41141104 W 41 4 ,11 they well a .111 W. his oaat woulsi now stay his pro. esdiags, au 4 Area • pay oh the costs already Mougo da.l nit *monist to a small ruin, as hi. OM/ V"O•Ogi 10 punish the malignant aut.ior. What, snivel, tea. tiered it ha mote detestable, was, u.at it is base attack upon the wife of mit used invaded the peacept a family, where hithia4 wit harmony existed, until the riadann at an author ru•de hi, •opeaiance,in the ueighbourbmd. Hera *. set jeaut Bass Unit pu.ed, and alter a short coalurenc.r. in which we presume the 40.4101' Was sliscl•.*ed, Mr. t:Ateitow turned round. and told tb Jury be would consent to dim *cut; disc.targed. wiinout goring uny vcrdid sa GM WAWA WAS acc..rd: .ugly doing. _ CRIMINAL SIDE., &fere jasixs Onst.cre.., The cars ou side were unistereiting with the last County. 'sotto); tos t us, ki.rtt.'- vial offences, no case of any gre4yotiost.y Da.% in the Calend.u. veurre r , to Kande! Kest . r.ts in.,idied tor 4 burgle' y tile bOube of John t oest,orst. nou ins ingrain snots en— Imitlber,T be value ut Ulu idetug puz was, Jou.. ‘...a.tau,st was called, who proved chi losa.ut .cue out hi. evideat:e dtd not go Ltec we tua, was cortunutted ta, Lie want. utaatuucca as 11 was dajf lig:lC When he got up and us ow. AILS p opetty. lag IletC .C4te.4 W cna ;sac no ~,ref .u• tended to deny WA, hs rig.l stuk., toe ttot that he W4l unveiled by Os g-nuy of sot. Vidiulave taring a Mitt &lid tout laildaga t Vi. 4111 were ueta.awas of food, Wuhan twang 14,4/any , rwre•tuv,, Eu. 4 ay.. aslllto procure canpi. , yarencks cocas aIAit.:CIIALOCII. . Th e Learned Ji . MOl4 to addissau g Lilt July. ow screed, that in-oeuei to essayist Lie dr name. caia tally, it was essential that it 11111:4LAJ epeeist t 4.4 /Lie house was broken isad enterad i.i pie ing suss , ur that the Jury shout 4 -find that toe di. l evity was stolen in die dwelling-homey to to. Tame ot lit this kr the Prosecutor had as 'unwed e.mer s and with regard G, the Pri o..er'r f confesaimi s t e ile.eCts in these respects were by no means 'Capp& ed The Jury accordingly found him sadist int-d -ing to the value of 395. in tie tivreilia 6 -arnsie. l'he Learned Juoos, in passing sentence, i.rn ilk. etl, that he coma how regard a era .•LICAL awn he had t.,:eeive.l from tae tit Lilt Gdi I. %% 'lO had. tit all tespeCtil, condrased tlic aCCJIIiit Priii miner had stews us his shs.tessed situath.o wheo he maim:test the cruise tor which he had been eon viciedi east Who oast also attested his excnipi.ry conduct wilds - in conhiiL oleo'. He therefore was induced to pass a !circus sente..ce upon ni:n, that tie sitoulil be ebspr.yoiieJ aihi kept to hate La bour fur Id month, It was aptly (Jose, w:., last b.g..t, by a gentlemen w h o h as never y..t occ.niie .1 44Vealttlfrr in the Lottery. that its presant cot:fibula:lob of issierests is such as to be no longer moaned,. tile force a.,.1 justness of rondo% :pest evidently appe.a noes tat eonsnieration, Oa: with oily It WO SUPI'I. /I to draw, the wheel contains aearly f W,UUtM s$ aped Prat& • ■ t f4e lea serit, biay y for Weft t Y a Dile, i for oeral wiz they $.113t- 7r091 It ilk '6014 'ues• the nner hike rend tat tlic at pi, in U:do via; y io• low, acre VIII C In owa aud is ~rA++