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It) 4- ha eb,l - 10 ANCIENT CONCERT. The elohth of these Concerts took. Aare, last Rtid " vca AtN:idt•il by th..ir Royal IL if iniesses the Dukes of CV-In:um:I: and et:SIBS:RC AN ft, and yeah , the whole of the subscribers. 'fire Earl of DARTMOUTH Mr. HARRISON, ia C'trafort ye, uJ y ary Pe)pir. displayed the itreatost eNeention, •ini was ral.turously apj,!auded. 31r. BIRTLEMAW wag iilw) (At, einviy fine in Nagre al bow° in tutu caws, ' ['a Ctiee Mrs. 1111.1.INGTON reCeivrd the tun•t unlionnictl applause in Sorprendermi De:•tor madr . g LI, Retur4, wiy hwely .11aid, was mom.t charmingly •.u;. by MN. BILL , ' cr.Tn , HARRISON, ‘1". I‘NYVETT, And liAtirt.tw AN. BILIJNOTON was very charming .1 the Air, Se el red mi from the Opera of Diduve, and was rajauroubly aF plauded. 1ND1.4 BE' I C 211()NDE. Ve Madr,lr Cax:te of Otreier 174) Mrs. Caasit.uod case a splendid ball to Lady THTODO- Ilia Ca•DuorK, prerions to Ist' &pal - tare from India, to which faliii..at iat mapreccdentad thii:g at Madra► wanks weir aioitted. The best chutneys appear to bare been soprorted by the 11.nweiabi. - AUTIMR Cope, and Mr. .1.4% %Tat.L•cit. The focuser a. a Tasior. the Lau? as Grzzzle. Tau eutertaloment appears to bars been _ _ A tmliseriptior. ball and supper was oleo given to Lads T. CR• 11 ))))) is which the taste of the settlement of Madras apro‘rs to have been pal ticalarle manifested. The Aou.serears of the Mule of Aasaye hod been it IlVdtfaiMell hi • wily particular and handsome meaner, I,y Lieitroant-C.eilourt Go tr, and the Officers of the 3;d Itc;ini,itt, to which Sir ARTHUR %I'ci.t.est.cy is ; relied. A erdilei march, euntpust.l by Captain Sv 11, collect C.r •t!es:ry's March, w as performed for the first time on the occasion, by the Band of the Rc.einsent. A splead..l fere %Lit winner' Lad been given t• Mejer.Ge neral DUGALD Calmat:Lt.. upwards of three bandied persona were /ovum. Yesterday, *win h Iter one o'clock, Tier MAJES TY, atconapaaied by the Prince of tVALI.t, w Put in her carriage to Warwick-house, the residence of the Princess CHAILLOITF. Or WALE'. in CORArii!it-nce of her Ropil kliKhness he . me iArtisposed with the measles. The l'ittsces earr.aae cause soon after with the Dnke of CLARENCE, Princesses A CGCSTA. MARV. and SOPlitt. The ROYAL OARTt par teak of some refreshment. We are happy to say her Royal Highness is in a fair way of recovery•. Her MAJLITY had her usual party, last evening; emoogst whom were, the Duchess of RUTLANIA. COURtRRA of CARDIGAN, Viscountess Sufi LET, and Miss HOWE. - --- Lady Sunray gave her first grand rout, thi; rea son, at her house la't Tits grand suite of room; was elegantly lighted, and every preparation was in the mo.t superb lode. About ten o'clock the company began to arrive, amongst whom wen— Tha of Leeds • the Marquis of Tereetklale; tails Monist kagerualtsc, thcfri, and Shelllettl ; the Countesses of Ws, Oxf , tsl, Limerick, and Shvtlield ; Viseoeiattsses ;)own and Ilmnrden; Lords Rtulalock, AlehilkaLl Wand ton, 11. Fitsgerald, and St../uhn Eadifsi Elizabeth Lee, Woodhouse, Mary Parke, Rase Boultoo Katsina, Mary Erskine, ll.onilta,s, Sinks , and Lenora a nd ' Baron anbeek. Thy Luke of Yoak will give >a grand entertain ment to a number of Nobility, on Sunday next. Cavt.!:.i P. If. M•CaLcoa, and Miss Best, left IItAAH INCA lime', on Monday. for Portsmouth, übere they will embark for Calcutta. Vestentay the Cabinet :Ministers dined with Etrl C•mbtN. Yestenti Lorl llotottrasn had a numerous party to (limier, at Ms lions! , in ('it v,•litrid-vourt. "ru.• return of Ludy TliEuDo•l• Ca•DDOrli. w il. ,ul'ordgreitt delight to her iiinitthiv and venerable ti.other„the I otii tite6s of CLANWILLIAM. The lieu. THOMA , GRENVILLE gave a grand dinner, yeiterday, at hiq house i.I Cleveland-square, t , ) the Earl of EssEx, Lord GRENIILLE, and se teral other Nul)i lit v. Itut.ioe.i raml rant wa. list night atter-A -t 1 11 a otinierons of Nobility ; the I. eidrations were in the 9,1-etite , t style of ele i ptnee ; th .supper was order:Nl at tan o'cloLlt, and entibistesl V every delicacy of the ..4'n.on. The 't lratorin, WAS very w , sit at•eivied. Mr. fle.tittNi, Mrs. Dieii.oss, Mrs. 131..t50, and 11Ir. 8E1.1.4,MT, were in time yoke, and received unbounded applause. Bri,;adier-Cooteral LAWSOV, and the Officers of the Royal Artillery •nel Engineers. patronise The Wandirer, Bb-te and A livo..e to be Sold, this evening, at the Rochester Theatre, for the benefit of Mrs. Lox.,. The Countess of Csattroa had a r.rani touts List nib! t, at her house in George-street, Hanover square, which was ninneronsly attended. The Duke of MOSTROSE WAS prevented from attending His 111.m:star, yesterdny, an iterooot of the Duchess being confined with a sitr:.re sition. The answer given rest:J-(l4y to the ries sent by the Qees:s and other, was, that her Grave had had a very bad night. Iler Grace the DucheAs of FtICIOIOND hat another dr.twin4-roan. on Thursi-ta;• 'ita wr.i I.v all the Rank and Fa,ll;nti et Dublin. Both the Duke and Dachei, played Ott cdrii , . At her (irr:t•-es tthle were— roante,A .4 Relit:ore; V.:countess Dna .7.r Mona ; Lady Mass, v ; The Lail i 1 Ross ; and Lord Jocelyn. .tt tu. buke's— I I:.,ltrard Somerset ; Lvdy ("cribs Len"( he ; Lady f 4 e ; Lady Itit,rsdsle: a-dohs F.:tri of Harrington. . , rhe tit' the Argrie-strejt Rooms a,..oant of their new trt Ni:—' ;14.•:1.-1 to, dining R per la. inzinrc or forty in;.iottes. %kith perfect attention re,e.tteit of appl.tuse. which is the tit.ri• I • 1111 1,,;.l e , ;1 which his hitiii•rto heen entrant, ihi-tiii,ruishe:t I.F a roll reception of ts h-v.s emiiho . A tOr their ninit-entent, an..l by a enii s:Ait, a.td 3411110, %%art . :ire witis the "it heitra, to cleter.nitie %%loch he the hoJest. Ole t•ai:,erf, or the r rihr;orrt. - -They beget the rapt•:re, the eerie r . with %%loch they hate e..urr rt the tinhlie thit [SPA INGToN. CA -I at t>t. N stnt, &c. Lane Utc:/1 IcCeiblrd h 0.10-t• ,3ui.racrapes. liaileN% • OIL -tif 11'1)14. MAMAS COVRILIt, OcTosPa 1.17. ' Ica, that &Li. M11,,,,ty••4 rri;•t.•• tits :;rey e mod," r )••• • '!‘ige, :rt•! st . ..t;••t! ut 1,1.' Franc,:, r u P.a.; of trtit• , , to Niter !le late (.1 . t;:e BletJeitis data tita 11,3 tidg )u4l re.pected by lielicrui lie w:tu, tna:) . e to titiol al Iti:u any ntitcr iut. iii,earr nt • thew t!kat getioral report "tuti.,; ilicus to Lure i - unwieled trtl . Mrtia,toscar—guv , r l,itu wt order, ittlllTt'Sstli 10 all perl4o' lai untl.•r the 41e , i.itui oat ion of the I:I-Y.0,11 tiro - ern:lA.la, ilirecti.i;; t win to lin rt to Capt. Tros.l.ridge all y know collet-ming- the re's...is, and to him every fiteilitv (luring the continuaace of his et ni,e. tit ,eiarch of la, lather. • LVDIA P.S .4‘sr.vri r.ns. 1 3 -sortv.rers per Caltrol Kinzdnia—Lirizt (lenrral air Julia Iliss It el.- Monvilembrit, Pith Ref nu tit Lieutenant Grine, _ad Light I;rn ; I.li Ul.-0110110 . 111111pheli, 74 th Rettieni rt ; Mr. A. Markenzir, be.iinr Mei (Audit ; 4r. at:d Mrs. Fitzgerald and ; Captains J. Campbell, Gnus, Brown*, and Stnytbers ; Fnaifo Alritandcr; Mr. 143110 . ; ! Attu-runt F. Campbell; Crewmen ; and Mrs. Bret. _ _ l'a•serc;rrs p,r Marchione►s of Yxeter—Mrs•rs. Mot Itc sh tp, ru;ers, Harrows% and S.urth; Mr. Mustur, and 3!•. 111 W ott_ - . • •.• Passenerrs per Durer Caatle--Lieut. Regi uatut ; Mn. and %lin lanes, Mr /i. Smith, M. Jews, Lieut. &w.f . , Mn.s haver, Lieut -Cul. Webber. Lieut.-Cul. reirbes, Major, Mn sad Miss Wan..er, Mr. awl Mn Best awl sou, Mr J. Cothran, Junior 3lerthaw, Mr. %V. Rrol, Lieut. Gwahliug, Miss Campbell, Liunt. Clew, 3.14 i gee meut . . . Pasvengers per lard Prrie, Mr. Locker, LiLat. Fraser, Mr. Levitt. au.l Urea ookr, 94th Itegisocut. I'6Sl' / • ! lI .. A %TIM' A, 1111. 4. By the ships arrived be of the deirca's rumor, whirli left iPtwtrenotith in December last, s I- :1 err. they had s heavy gale of wind in the Bay of Biscay, e. 111.11, to.;,•tlicr with other CUM/CS, effected an sfntint tOttil o.llSerti.loll of Ile. I by the hrgintsitir of lest month. 0.. ti 2- th of I),re-tatter, ite major part of the CODS UV coe,!imol itt company, hat without their Curran,d.we, stirrers they orating the precetlitc; nizht ; and at 3 r strange taro of war, of Or VMS, Imre down iitto the midst of the squadron, and remained with themtill the 3irt. It le:, observed on the :nth; that It. N invarder made uo signals, althonsh he had, during the night, carried fights for the Ottection of the Cwaro:... tin the fol lowing elm, it was supposed he hometsel elm; tf*siel nitht, ma got possession of her inetencte,mt A r e...sole he threw out many signals, aml ordire.t the eo•tvor to close ro ndhiat. Nest morning some o f t'ir ...s of the inure dirtant teasels, having a eitto'.ritot 411 rr. of oar, drter• mined to escape, which they did with ea :its sail they could carry. The unknown rh. i ., bum Les sna . sis uv r iuz, i s sup posed to bes Russian. CA3IIII2IDGE, Aram 4. ThM day the 'olloOliog li , mbrrit of Ft. John's College were elected Foiodation Fell ...I Of that' ,—sberani Beecher, ; ;lan Hears; Brow a AM. Thorns* Holmes, A.M. ; P.ub ti 7 eves*, A.B. ; Tlio.aasJeplastni, A. 8.; John Emit, Ali.; eau Macs ithad, A.B —At the 92113 C time, Healy Atlay, e:eeted a PI .tt The Rev. Joseph Stephen Pew,. truest of Teterboeough, Ivo hem collated be the Lord ... to the Prebendal Stall in that Csibe.tral, vacaut b) the of S. Sratk, LLD. The subjects for the blemliers* Prizes fur this year me : fur the Sector Seebilerl, Qtr pr.,ipre litet Grbeiiia iseperii Far the Middle Beshiekmu GI-.cress HiOriumer .dritris neirentri, retrwale talker., strum .Vorrs omit ilet Col7ll , :sp,t Mr. Robert Walker, of Pembroke Hall, tteJ B A. The Rea. Thomas kranync, M*, ter of Chrmt eon. ze, wed 011 «tdnesday nchnni....l to the de7,rre of 0.1). ; awl E. tol ling, of Peattnoke Ndl, Ddeloclor in rtipitc. GALWAY ME E TL%G. On the 2..ith March, a meeting of the Protrtant Gentlemen of the county of Galway took plnce tit the Court-house in that town, convened l,c the iligh Sheriff, to consider the propriety of expressiii4 their sentiments on the subjeet of the Petition of their Co ludic Brethren of Dublin, ititendea to he presented this Sessivtis to the Imperial Parliament. At too o'clock the I li4h Sheriff took the chair, when a most respectalole attend:m.7e of the prin cipal Gentlemen of rook and consequence were piesetit. On taking the chair, the HIGH Sticr.t rr, (Major Kirwan), addressed the audience in an elegii..t man , tier, purporting that, by a requisition from the most respet tahle Protestsut Nobinty Ulla Gentry of . the county, to convene a 'beefily; of the Protes tant inhabitants, for the purposes thereto stated, lie took the earliest opportunity to comply s'Ai t!ieir wi-hes—which Feint. nod the signatures, h•s permission to retu. The. Sigll3lLitea cmn nt..iiced with the pre nier Veer to' the towity, the gallant and patriotic the Lad of Cla..- iicarde. 31r. Maamt, Memb-r for the c•lonty. then rose, and, to au iniprers•t'e ~perch, rd that the signatures to the re , ioisition tni.;ht or a..z.un ,tad, that the Catholus or the court: ,n. .I,t „ th.• men who .n liberally stepped forw•a:d iis aule pnrt of their rlai•mi ; an I expressed hi• that they were gentle mai of -.Lich hig:l r. 1 3 .1( 3:1 character, and that the nira.ure emanated spona taneously Com the I'roh•atant , —;udoeuced solely by the most ehlightened pttt;n••i'ti. of patriotism, sound policy, and 4enerous feeling, for the uncoil titulmital deprivations of their C ..tholie brethren, to whose loyalty and ment lie bore lirmouralile to timon~, with a jag eulociuin on the motives that actuated them to so laudable a me t-ire. lie then moved Resolutions, expressive of the Petition and Rebel Winn% of the Catholies of ; and that the Ilepre.eatativea of the ...ounty b instrai t. to suppiGt their petition, when presented to l'itrlia- men:. WA It LAM 'TIT, E.g. seconded Colonel lartin'm !notion, nhteli 31r. I.4mlsert ...;.u4 then r* led to the chair. and ihaaks voted to the 111;11 Sheriff— ..nen sbe sneet -1..4 was int for the pitr i io.• of affording the Catholic Gentlemen an opportunny nr p; h..tt hair, on the pe,olided it seii;irnents on the -;ll.it•A -1,11,10.1' 1)1;10;1 Ep I. te...k th, rooti ,, ii of J. Ex' nark, , , of 1 . ,"% 7 ;11;110 - Frent•it , who, most Ittelv seutitneuts of craw wk. ut Prot.-t -aut brethren, foe their truly li!•eritl and tli t otitietl support, tnoreti that the thaoks of tit. Cdtlioliett be presente4l to the Getitietoeu ‘tho eo.ulucted the nit such lout. -tr to thern -6,-lee., awl credit to the olt . ;••••t their eNe--tio,itt, which ptvbed s:11 11:111U61111.14:ti ap- LOSS OF TIFF eALEbp2I'LI. •I,EI:DEEN, APRIL 1. The following are the part . :etilars of the id., of the smack Catainio, lieley, of and from this plate to Lon lon. The Culethmil :-.61-1.1 from Aberdeen of Thu.-sday the 'l7th ult. and, utter encountering very ..torirly weather, was put into the Frith of Furth, islie,ice she again proceeded on her voyage the ..td ult. and at eleven o'clock on the night of the 12lAll, .1:1 a s trong gale from E.S.E. when under the try-sail and storm jib, nn fortunately struck it reef of rocks called Itedrar, about three wiles ;4outli of the Tees, no the York shire coast. The crew and passengers, to the number of tweaty-three persons,betook themselves for safety to the rigging, the tremendous sea then oa the coast breakilig half mast high ovt.r tile ves sel. In this t ery distressed situation, the Caleivnia beat upwards of a mile over the rocks; during which time, Capt. John Booth, a passenger, Lein:: exhausted with cold and fatigue, fell from the rig ging and was drowned. Soon after this simd'ul pe riod, the mast item by the hoard, when, to 'elate, sixteen unfo:tunate sufferer. %vett: swept into the merciless ocean. Six mem ith the utmost difficulty, regime d the areck---aiiii, after enduling the greatest hardship, were shore by two at eeveu o'cistei next morning. in a very exhausted state. Several gol , l anti vilver watches, part of tho Marquis of fistutty's /state, with u fou-aderatile part or her valuable cargo, have been sacc.l, lout the vessel is a total wreck. The following is the meat acture,, list we have yet been able to obtain, of the rurvi, uis and uufor tunat.• sntlereri Sneed from the wreck—Alt-x=4er R.. 11.) aid Gilh...t aeau t e 3i Peter John George Leith, awl Joseph Out, 1 , 01.. her, lkowltect--C...gtamlluun 14eley; J. S Mate ; James Juba ltutta:c., Georg.. Rubitu.ov. James Ced.les, awl two hop:, 104111(11 makous.n, ae.thuen Captain Julw !South, Nir I:urn:Lit, Mr. Davr Jlr. Hewhie, two 6.qs, monav auk .Iwria, and tuu addicts, a . rs. •fhr 110:11t, of Ale.toir.. Mather, Burnett, and lien drie, a, uhoi of Captains liehey and Booth. with the mate and four seamen, have been found. THE LATE STORM. The following are among the effects of the high wind which prevailed at S.W. from Sunday until veterday. I'he Esser, Betts, and the (2earge, for Malta, on Tuesday received damage at l'crts mout h. The John, tir_ and the Good La tent, bound to the Mediterranean, weht on shore at the Sigillr place-, near Stoke's Bay. Li the Downs several yeswAs parted from their anchors, a al made for llitinsgate, and a lar.7 ship in the evening struck upon the Goodwin Sands. Several ve4sels, when the post left Deul, had signals of distress flying_ - - The L'irion"East India ship parted from all her cihles, awl drifted out of the I)owns, Without any pilot on hoard ; she is supposed t, have driftid into the North See. A transport (letter fl), partf d hor cable, and drifted on I...ird another tra.:Nport (CX). and obliged her to part; they tortmuittly got claw, CIA brought ep diain. Three or four ve.sela were driven on shore near Gravesend !,e,t,q-.l.iy. Three (4,1;1,2-, \%er.• driven s'iore near Briglicua, °lie of them a lomplcte wrec k. St . .v , nll vessels started from!' their tonorinv, and the *shipping between 1,0;141021 1164.1,;(• and end bu9;•reti (tatvag... On Nlolithly a Lev , z•tore tell from the "teeple 1 1 ‘e church Marc, A:deem:4:o-11.x. Pro,- tit atially w n Trtst , ite,4 at the time, 111.1 means were tak.e,,, v:lt.lt the most latitialtle act isity, to prevent .trri its t^ passchgt:rs it, 4 :lye of a sa milur ciretle.•ta:tee. 1) . fut4dav a lar;,• stone kit from time oh' the pert;t. , /!. or St. I%wl • t'st:%•tit..l; but with,.. Considerable clone to \ tltenage _ pl.n.e, in the t.te'ro poh,. pia • ••,%ttly in tl.e ne) l4 lth ntritisi.,,l ui Sp,- .11)iit one n'.•lJik. , Itect IV IS rai.rd, h t the violence of tI ,c ti 11, t/ .. , the top of a Loto:e on I.ud f .titc-i,Ol. It f• II ()it tke pat ement • in its way it 1t7c1, , a itic: ;Al. which c, 1 in the street iiii •i•:, ; bat tirp.tzll the btrc et wat proi‘il.• I IV , T is passeligeri, 'et none received the A ltidh.•raus lampoon on a Stranger in Ire 14a.t, occas;oncd a challenge. The spot fixed ig the t - ,e,rr of King's Beach, and tisual s ...tt i. ev+cc:e•l by the black legs. The square ma'.:e of the Stranger appears in his favuor, but lie is ,aid to stil l , eery badly, which is not the ca,e with his little duodecimo opponent. The My •.f Palma, on the coact of the Lland of Majorca, has been very wel chosen by report a. the bisrtle of a Ducal victory. by BrAish tars.— ' "Iftroutie " Tcararum entellital earl•st ad dens. The tn7rturN " F.L11074, who fril 4 Trafshz,ar, as Sir lilt H 4RD STR 0. HAN is to have iatleu in Pulnia Bay, in the womeat of victory, had for his :moth " Pedmcm, qui 'strait, &rat , The Falmouth, Cii,it. N it HO L 111. trom was dncen OA shore at 'Monte Video, alla taken pot-i.e....inn of by the Sitaniards. A melancholy catastrophe took pluee nn Monday in the City. Mr. L----, Call i tient Stock r.roker, put a period to his life by a shot from a pistol. On • minute examination into his afrisirs, it atli t ieins that he is minus to the amount of an ti upwards. One venni,' abae is u stoisrre to. lie amount of dti,oool.: another tirtut!t, and others in smaller Air. I.- Lad a partio.r. against atom a docket has been .truck. and it.: will Ise declared a bankrupt i,nute,tiatcl Mr. was in an exteasne line of hitsinesss,,ioid had • taste for building. Ile I,a. lr•it a wife, lint no children. Mrs. L. was reguark:.!.;,: for tiii• splen dor of her eatertaiitinents, hilt did :int exi*ed tan in the Si :Isoll. 11.1.1iters of ltnu.teg, on spe..tt:at . . , .n. .eern trat l,tt:c pa akal, front n hat oeette:ed ht-!c to I 1011. e of Comnno.s, that a stmt lt;te!c tn to to prtv.tte 11.otterie, ta rr at. n nett tt nn..tt In I ~~t ~.+~.~t.~l inliinD: , .ll% w ill l,• ~ged. t ,'.n i'. ~ 1e...4 %take-4 of pvils; Ot ,iiip,ill4 (.4t:age. it 1 X MM. MOEGAN. POT. rc sow-rnent. Vier, has not been auy female at the Office; who has attracted so much public attention as Mrs. Morgan, ..ince the dap' of Mrs. Lee; particularly with the higher order. Earls, Barons, Officers of the Navy and Army, and numberless gentlemen'. from all parts, hays resorted to the tiifich daily. since her apprehension, to make inquiries res.pact iug her, soil have visited her at the Browa-Bear public-house, in Bow -street, when there, and in Tuthill-fields Bridewell. Our reader. dill recollect; that Mrs. Morgan is the female, whom we stated, shout ten days tilict a to be a natural daughter of the lat.: General Spray. and Cie wife of Lieutenant Morgan. of the Ma rines, and has since been indiscrett in her conduct s cud who was brought from Pominnitth. by Ana thony, on suspicion of having robbed Mrs. Dawdle, of Leicester-square, with whom r•he lodged, of. bank-noms &Wit hills, to the amount of b5l. and various diamond and pearl trinkets. The car , f and anxiety of her frien•ly and admirers fo: her welfare, exceed every thing of the kind wit ever witnessed, or that came to our knowledge._ No soutie: was she brought to town from Porte moutn. than an eminent attorney, with Mr. Count s the B •-rister, were in attendance at the Office, to defend her; they had been employed by a friend of Ler's without her knowl:Ktge. These gentlemew have likwise attended every day,• when she het been brought up for examination. licr examine. tion has been put off several days, on account of .Imheny being at Shrewsbury Assists, where h• was sribp(rned, to identify Pude*, the well-knowu pickpocket; be being to be tried for uttering a 4001. note iu that county, of which a gentleman had his p.cket picked, with notes and bills to the amount of 1.5001. iu the city, on Last Lord M IVO?. DaV. When Mrs. Morgan was taken into custody, a gentleman attended at lite Brown Bear public. house, in Bow-street, made himself known to Mr. Hazard, the landlord, and gave directions for Mrs. hforgan to have the best accoinr:.odatima, and any refr'ishment she might chose. Others have been to 'l'othill-fields Bridewell, end given similar directions ; and she bas in consequence lived iu the Governor's house. A gentleman, who resides log miles from London, on reading the accounts in the newspapers of her being in custody, tame to tow* for the expre-t purpose of visiting her, and pro. noised, that in case of her release., his carnage should be at her *ark*. This is a faint demerits. tinu of the conduct of Mrs. Morgsso's numerals admirers ; then however, are not unanimous is their opinion respecting the beauty and charms of her person. Anthony being rettirnei to London, and yeitter. dm , bring the day fur air. to sit at the Office, it was expected Mrs. Morgan would be again examined ; this induced a number of distils. gutdied characters to attend at the Office, to see leer, together with Mr. Kant:von, her attor; but they were ilirappointed. as she was not bro4ol troru Timid! l-tiettls Dridesr,elb OLD BAILEY, Aram 6. /./u, Prosser was indicted for stealing yarioue articles in the brush sod turning business, to the amount of WWI. of Moan: biorth and Frith. wholesale brush makers, in Gracechurch-street. viitir whom the Prisoner had lived as a confidential servant upwa:ds of 30 Years, Mr. A LI.EY stated the tate, and expatiated upon the lenity of the I'roticutors not indicting the l'. - isorier capitally, notwithstandirm the great ax t. nt of t!•e ottinice ; a win:goo-load of their pm,- perty heiriz then in the Court-yard, which had ime.i found in the Prisoner's si op. Mr. John Winslintlie deposeu, that the Prisoner had sold to him bed-sacking, to the amount of psis al:i.h he sail li•• had received from a friend is ti:: Country to dis;•om of, but IVituess having ob. fen eil urn it th • mark of Mesas. North sad Frady snewed the tacking to the latter, who etitimtil it as the property of the firm. 1 homes Wells, a clerk to the Preaecutoee. proved the Pr.s•,!ter had confessed, that the ach ing was the proi•irty , of his employers. Wit.. !less found lii the Prisoner's house, in St. Cathe. other property- to a Ir.rge amount belong ing to the Prosecutors The Prisoner was found Guilty. There were three other counts is the uictineut, eirsr t ri lig him ty it tt stealing other property, Ira they were not gone into. The Recount or den d all the property to he restored to the Prose. tutors. The Prisoner i. 53 years of age. Samar/ Norris and Jonathan Nsale were iudiftted for breaking open the dove-cute of William Pope. Esq. at llortristow, and stealing 5 dozen sod four s iireong They were fatind Gaily ou the evidence l) • of Airti.orry Grebrea, an accomplice, who t h roe,' Ki ng ' s evidence. It appeased that the pitreons were sold to o 'Mr. Jonas Fos, who hada shooting match on the following day, when they were fired at. The Sessions commenced before Lord ELLEN.. 110ROCult. Lord Chief. Baron M`Doxatio, Sir S. LAWRENCE.. the Lotto 51tycia, and Kr.coltota. glary Hnrdy wato indicted capitally for privatvly sty:ding guinens, 41 half-7 4 311.Jeu5, GO seven , . ••••• 9 dollars, 111 linlf-c ro)% ns, 3 oue pouirl IA sad biYpeteces, the I r. T ert , r of Samuel NarGswood• Mr. hart stated the case on the part of the prosecution. S:tamit•l Nortlis ow! depose I. that irie keepi the ('; i Pares Iliad publiv-hoti,.e, in Crc,t.,itroet, I , linginil. The Yri.oner with him two tWel n half. She truirried woman; her ;1 , :,1,nt•il a bricklayer. 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