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FT 4 1 . - LAW nitELLitaNts. 11: 1 011;111T OP IClletrs 111/101, Weseitterksii . • : : letiaionai. Oeresen Is. • . . • trotlito v. watitilitated. •Sosillnilhou. stalmf, dot thin wolf as sedan of mosimpait dimmed by has Whew the Vice-Chao. . 1114 1 0% It was tried before thi Chief Justice ef Et King's Beach, sad the jary'gave a verdict for testis nowt 'e s taieet is a epitial ease tehe argued. Irapneseed that the Plaintiff was a merchant in. lie ;r'lfooll, AeseriOlt; sad the Defendant, a amen. , • k i t o k s itos: Daring the period of the Iret• t ills the two emintries, there were several • L trunietions. whieb had taken place :... . . ' die Plaintiff awl the Defrridast. sad at • ispOniois alt the war.' the'Defendarit was is- Fata r l so the Plaintiff in the sum of 11.9001. The Iparoigti memeed for the coisaidenitina of the Conn *sib h.: the eithailles were made dogleg the , , signer/ refuses hostilities betwevn the two eenntrima •• The Litaried Comeel said, that the whole two. ;sends if the transactions daring the wan . between, • Ike gontiei were in . the hard,4ltto Defendant, . 0 • alli - whei hfii.tilitsse ceased, in easlavimad *wad ,•slllllailla be we bry the Defendant Moths; yehr 1015, *lath • he - neoweirtedged tuniself te'beleriebtvel I. 4-' , lillte APldlaisilf in the suss of. I 1.1111111,. )The ...sly t *- z • ... saoation then Oast tensieerl was, wheel*. tape Plain re' ~.. It - _.,.. ill t allatil referrer the proweeds eteseisigthhaersts ~ .. r mail r. 4 ,..,.. 4Elosip' to the Defendant dating the way. RIB/ Justice—so When were% the ass .. sic k sairsta sold r .. : Iiit.•TY)IDALL.•—" Suborttaint to• the' deteimi ,. . . •netise if hwidiries." • • • ."°', . there 4.o4l,lnotiee BATLIT—! , It appears that same et ' 'itrigyilida ere mat boor., idato, a the proceed! rie . ~..,....,, ,a to the Defeadasai." ..! '... • UMW JII STNS.... " We mast have all the forts brought clear before us us the ['meet the case; .„,... . .. . ..;" •-•-. m m oat few .us to be boding oat when the geode • i i s t * *were sold,' whether it was before or after • peaces , k oliFteekthe goods arrived from the alien merchant ism principal point for our consideration; do not let as have a legal argument on &cis that can be comeadictrd. Lvt it be .it forth in the case what csilmsetts were 'made 'luring the war, - and . what Purls were received. by the Defendant after hes . , ,tabijoagesowd, and also whets the pies arnved, hod ••: . • w:husi sold." . ,• • •• . ... , . .. , • - Poirther argument postponed until the CMS I. • • . sowidAed. . ioLia• P. wuiTmoiti. • •• . . ..w. F. Potioct. stated this was an action to _ • rertfreer the peualty . ois a policy of insorence on the • ~ ship Zebeek, from the port of Mull, no a -.dirt - • . 'rove to *Man, with liberty to touch and stay at . the -ports of • Eltatieur storl(Denrsic, for all purposes - ••! whatsoever. 11 was tried before the Chief Justice . •'''' - - ..Ifsoitileltuall, viol a cue was reserved for the cosi . ", • sfideratiou of the Court. it appeared that the ship vin , trartk• in .at Hell several paelages to deliver at • • . • ... v.:Manner and Dentate, and that she dt livered theta, .-. rya no proceeding from the latter place she was 'o ,l ' - inreeraken ty • storm, end a total loos took place. The question now before the Court Wadi, whether the delivery of the peckers et Elsineur ...d Dant tic was such a departure from the terms of the pokey as to 'woke it void. The Learned Counsel contendsA, that the words "to stop and stay". in . rat-policy, did euthorisc the slopping of the Ship in Reliver in the two ports. If it was contended the, in. is.. to have soiled without a cargo, he woo Id t &ismer it, hr saying she had Do cargo on hog • • aid* had Doily a few packages which could not he • cariaidered as a corp. . The COCIIT were of opinion that the word " load . iror•in the policy, could sot Wild that she was fie lunch for the portion: of delivery. . , • Mr. Poutocc a.ked the Court, whether they did not think the words its the ',whey " with liberty Is tot*h and stay fur all purposes" would Dot answer ? ' . The Court oli•erved it would answer if it was a voyage for delivery. hut as it was a voyage fur loallilt, in their opinion they would not answer. • Verdict untried Its he entered fur the Defendant. - . • • . 11 11Lp BAILLY. THURSDAY. Ocroata 15. --...- . /vac Parrs was indicted for picking the pocket of ti.. *Watillawortb of a gold watch. • - •11111orttorgessor, as be was walking elmor the street, felt • - •aadlr ortraort Fem., at his wstelt-ehain, bat did no see the a lity,ipss, of mike has verb, which-he isaroviiiasivty maiwied. •• • - Qom, • hareem were rolled wiii observed ylie Itaatisctiaa. • litratihweer cm it a isaWdrely apprrheoled alai tie IRMA • ' ivoitaitults las tosit. .; , .irtie Primmer (*Lay of lb years of age) la his demon, Jai& that hr peeked op the surly whiili had drOpood trolls she finiversitur. orb was about to giro it to bias, whoa he • owl Ind told ..t. • The Jer,,,efier • abort sirliberetion, rural bias Guilty. ..,.. ' • i'lliorroja Coot. (a lad of IT pore oil law wadi Jacked far • ,aromutlog Jolla YGrd MI the gang% lagke t twa s ki s m a s &age if "lito withlivier.hod wieletere a silver risseti.; . • "•' a. -. ' Vicied•Piighleldee yid onfoltwoolefi ahem( from titiorip,:boll' Mot.. who was with ilia al Oa its. .of Me radio.% ' obits trwroiridaoce. • She sew the fool of ihelteesuis chit lasts jilt. Apes .watiriary she light ate hoop Which show foil 4 • ;IVY. ' b.. aid flews the avistoevitary view ( abe wok of it, she tbiseraLt the Prlsoiser was the person who took the witch. i ' ; ' -111 e. footieell'olot clogged she Hey that if My believed ..,. •Mre.dilint toil twit a opliesest opportunity to ideatify . tbe Priesiorfetiey Brost Gait bin' guilty. - i . ••• iliv lacy, after i short deliberation, Aired the Prisoner • . serf **iffy. ' ' . Thefriesman wnstlea pat to the bar ea another ladies • - woe, '-oloveglog Jo* with stealing from the prreon of • . • William olFroabe a told wash sad seals, an the 27th of Sep.. .tessi‘frAilit: • 'hi c .Properotor Owed, that as he wee wslk:og along use • steviciw she vorAille of the day, pew she Taiseroaele„ Fir: Wry arm% lie Award as ibe corner di ass alley iia prisial am wileadice, thew of slam war quite. boy.: trio of lb. ! boom of dolma' area rosbrd toward, Ilia, bet eithoo• .....mr.' peuesjeitises perms. arimettell bus watch from Ins fob, sod . *woof the ipsong mot tad sway d‘orsi the alley. rte ralleall '.IP opened ".sky thielfr sod no Wirer who ass by heariug she 'Mood aviairog the Prisoner ran, stops bins, and brought hies ~,,, lore iii o age}afs wohrtiker's obey. near the optic...where be lost his l i'''': het i° Am; j " lir . iissOre ikai n Ike rrbi soner ss weal: tissid ens . t w t b is i e ch i tu rt l; ' • his tomb. 1 Was. Faulkner stated, that he was • constable, and was , iiraaettieTaberisar eon ibeMb of September last ibe beard Owe/ of " Slap thief r Sod saw the Priioner run front the Powilvesior ftwos dot alley; witness ran mood ass slept die Avower at toe other ...4 of it i he searched bias, hut e towed swilling ow his person. Tier PrifelLNlC was crying " Sly thief!" when be look his Mr. Weltb, a publican, oars the Priataer a good character winks, hi sae hi his service a. a i r ift t s -b;y. live Joey found the Primmer Me. Jostle* Pica expresso/ Ms attitudes as the verdict, % 4. I'l . ~: ~; , F' . ~. ~.s. . _. . ' • , , t '. . .. I. •~~- 9 i . --- ~.r ~'-~. hal MU the Primmer del he should lei it Lis day le eat Petrie/fa • Issue Ma le litesperbiliem toe iseeleem years al heist. . . . __. PRACTICE OP THE COURT. • • ' sow -stassb. Pk- nits root to mono his LoodeloP to Pettloto she NSW alittiOD Of sieoPu mita, FRAUD AND leak Stew. femme Pressen which sewed der kiallay i se se. PLUNDER. tenet of the abseeeia Mr. Adeiphos, gibe was rested se wormy Jake mows sad Jena , pitegireld sed , r. distv Pon, hot was wow slow"' his "g. I li albsa * et. WON ameba easeiraties hedges G. R. Mirabell i lieu. do Mr. Seeder Pe= said, he had laid it gra as a role Sew mow maristrate, charged as geopkie . 0 im i,,,,,,,,, a u 5e d medal, est I. pet elf say trial so meow, of the shaves. 06 a eerie , __, , Clewed. 15 was mot Gulag that the Jeers shield be kept eagem I_"' w taw d. " ea " . aaseri g aiaas a a " eel a jeetiles wit h other ore and waste. ematekti sad the Genders's of the Jury &Weed frees their .. lt w il l ha woad rho a kw .. bee I sealer of h wal l eb a l as was rval P t " l / 7 the ems ° " " sae " a 4. al- depeetlinims were committed ho lor . • - •Will Loweisito by wow Madsoce of Comsat os so islevise Caen. Re mould not, pSe ke adeittiste ruder a preemie el hese pioneer. to theeefere, NM, so she application; he me comitmd the mead the water ptiara. A somber of rearm hem. deer* owesseofjostlee maddest be lojoredly it, as the Prionsero 1 the kat „ r _ i _________,._ ______,....., A ..... 4 ..,.. e b.eir I. saw wombs My geed heeds whets the lowed Grallemen wits duo aim ' iii `'""'""`""`""''''"'"'' '717 - 7,_. ._. war mix tousle, awes, mime • porrellet or mode the application held Mr. Adolphoo's brief. bell kambovs. escryieg with dine a boatel hweetelt by • loolf When Mum wee capitally Weed fee asseedikee Mr. gismo as their shoeiaera. sad is that character swering SW*" us the litolet highway, aid gwelbil " 61•11 f". his shape sad &Mee et presto Wears to ask if th,.ressea penes • gold seal sad v/Melokey, os the 11th Ootother MM. bell haa _,_ _____, _ __._,____, ___. after arm and ad. William Sheffer somma-l'em a semen. to Onlaismil Mee .„,.. a ___•,'"w_ ',_'_77_ l ,_r_s_rif_nr "__,l_,,' ~,,,_ at a - w at _ a ,,....._ risme.. I Irak ea she 11th October, eisesiec eel hews • mem = =2_,.. - ,1wfw7 , 172__, --- ;_ . •-,_ .--= eery grated, at Dales., sheet her o'clock in the day; ".ir a ":::: . .. 5. " . " , "rw2c• nrT thri = rwea 'r en r . la . ; a .... " - . 44 e l7 a r nea ''' 'three Imes came mood me, slat is, ear come in the middle ihratac747l's Mies a Z i % a s o ma* t a m Mops, hut hide boil mid owe of each side of me; the ho tbessiellesestehed arse ii . . . . . .. _ sushi , my wawa; I laid held ef is, and he held the hope sad seals: re ether ingemeee see seed omega to • them to enema their miser pleader, vie.-a.?rein* 14 mod we " geld" lay a ume " l alat the as.. " the left "" ek 15 peace fir . shilli Re . ' the of a eyries Urge deeeripdse" gee mar fate, whet the riug beets, sad the key, seal, and 41 .. - _ ' erpente, for whoa he sationking shopkeepers wad/ rite, matheNe4 is the ' 16.8 hal4 ' " 4 the y all eta .well. s Wiring thew with doeir tills to pick thee sal, wimp toed' Ide eel knew if the Prisorier Me .se of the time. 1 only .jaeartatia helped th e la a aaaaidarai tar o t bbw she_ rote of the seas bb the siObr 1 111 Ike P M's"' is liesatity i than Wry enameled low. At other shills die/ mat tha t mom. rattled mod offeeW premium for regime silver toilworn. Williams brims • Incealtreter, essedeerl-1 was, se the 11th ay aiubee, wee ibe aa ,,, in loathed at Datum. Thera si stgi:g them to be for the Ferree of panel' at the bottom of 'eh Wide sad *thee articles, it bring memesory that had hem a hallotk hostiog, sad sheet Ille ter PM pregame • . 1 . 4 . d r ew ~..r . lie me _ a the lair iv .,._ and st err . were collected; 1 bow the Primmer -end two maws; they i s dales .Z. aa . ..,,,... - 7. dos deaci .3:"._ at po et panned me, sod weed by the get* of /he sonny grand see •- b ed iii ' l j a L,.... iii rl a T i ; a a . m . 0 f .,,.,,,,7, - 7?„ A r - t a• Ih r w I L ii "P PI SS4I . A . A .;.. i .L s " eet .,'" . " l ", a . • " I .. ., • " r a _ a ? 1ee t..,....*" . ":,,,,,,,,t i ''',.. silver with ice . sZio examior -w . Af - te77l - Li -- 'hadiftWelo - o - ti' BP-- -- r --- - ..... g at e, 6-- k r' '''.----- "'" - "`Ao • he dimeoresediket he hiri Wee robbed "deliver Mahe aim.' nt treat, sod rhea the PromeMtnr eame von i.e of them in.. al 4 hr. ~,,,_ ~ ____, ._ ~e s ham eirac i eitiiy caarrai. frost sualthed as his wattiet'osie of those Is hoot thee went .., t . :: ',_rr=,' ",._, r , mow sad attack the Proem/ow from billed . Uthisk it I "s "' ."""'"" e. '"i'V . "" ''''' !a te' as well as the half. • Prbier *Web they robbed otter radon et The ficel was she Poisoner; 1 ate sere be was ear cede three. They fiat , sins the yoke. had. sumach araeirea bood , diimed ~,, all " eollr atarawank •' ' ' . ' • . was t hrooogh Peosimen, the satehosse.keeper of fit. Giles's. theT,:khe..Pre..lBerk.: is . 64 . 64A ; 466 " 111 ', A .. ~.1 ".2 41 ,, 1b L e. .."11 14 . 1 r '''.,_ :!...."" who Is a very ,setne man: sad having overheard the He--- esi - vir so r -- w i gwam — Z--""e, """" 1 " --7 "'" -11..... ' ''''''. cenevereation hewers her men ie shat weighbrerhood. moomenies the sies of four poems* he timid •Wwe Mr. Jetta? ' af t charged she Jury, that the Inkjet wh• leers from what diei passed between them hew s that sum had with such force anti violent, as to constitute • highway role- , hem allowed; from circumstances which aufrietrmiti , lea ,„ bevy. and. if they believed the 'rider/we of Ewin, 'bey would spired he has redoubt bet they were pert a she ewwir who Awl the Prisoner guilty. weredividing their ill i zt e effects. Twee( the pieties re line Jury deliberated fora short period, when they refereed , . - ... bd y a verdict of Not Guilty. coglosed in these new p ractices an In cost y or d e. preditiom committed is the towns om the North road, near London. On the 11th holism the Primmer' west into • Jewelleei shop i. the &rand, sod asked to look sea seal, ex pecting a tray.foll world be sheen to them. The shoonau, . who seapeceieg from their appearsom that their object was phooder a sod .lonorieg that • seighboon had bees tabled by two men of their description, predated only one seal, sod asked It. 10.. • the Prisoner bade him tf. which he refused to take, and, they left the shop; boot the shoopolas, who we. comineed they had Istroded rolobieg him, fooloweal sod gave thew is charge to throtreet beeper, sad um seen-loin them only Is. woo (mod., which dearly aseifested their istesded purpose in Wog lam the' jeweller's - shop. The Primmer, aid (heir companions, both mos Mad woe's, are called Irish ( eat's, hat thertrawe evident rhai. strong Lancashire dialect, eod ere Mt Moshe tams y l o a diester.—Remanded. . . _., • lip to a !atelier', hat night Mr. itiolunia Sloan.* had , ant given the bail required, preurpos to hie dischsigo, s. answer what may be objected , spinal him 'at the seseler- Serelems. It is not sepposedliet ho could have procured wafkiest surety, but that be preened remaining in eel. Cody, having keret that there were several Sheers Olieere waiting te arrest bias for debts, all of which, it is modes. Mood; be was ready to pay except me. • 'eke Gibbonq a respectable Seeking young mag i was Merged with etealieg a tea-caddy, the property of liemeel Hall, Esq., of Gromementreet, Pimlico. 111 appeared Ant the Prisoner had contrived to pass as. M , oned into the kitchen of Mr. Hairs Mom, mid was In the set of secreting a tea-caddy neater his tom, ekes be was a wne d by one of the maidnenams, who called out, sod , be immediately dropped the caddy, and wee pursued by the aervaut ' who celled out "Stop thief!" sod the Primmer wee secured and brought back to the butpre....folly committed. 111110 N HALL. A NEW THEATRE-NOVEL MODE OF EJECT 1 ' WENT. Richard Hughes, J. Moire, J. Spencer, W. Neeeilk W. Collard, and five other boys, the eldest of whom is nog were than 16 years of age, were broom'', before R. Clam. 15.., Esq. she sitting Magimeate, charged with bentiog roused • wery greet diaturbanee in Gayward-court, Prospect-Place, 11114GeorgeVirsids, is the mentor exhibiting to their friends mid the A tlig • theatrical performance colkd The Miller ' aid kis It appeased from the statement of I.loyd, the *Aker, that timolielm. ilketriest establishment of these young Gen- OMNI GNAW to its inisoey. the reighbeerhood in which " II was emir' es had already been greatly smonyed both by we. perihrellen . snot their visions. He had but lately re solved infonostiou of the existence of the theatre, siiieh Wei ebristemed the Regency Theatn, the arena of which woo confined to a room is a ?marl honor, and wad not Ma - arteriently duds, the hours of performance, the rendezvous e am, of the wont characters; and that she appearance of au 'Meer weed probably make both the audience and pliefitenorn tremble. Upon going to the door of admission, le white he misdirected by a candle sticking spirit the wall, mod a voice which invited him to ewer, he sew the Primmer Hughes, who is *el 16 years of age, officiatire as chirckdaker. Above the head of this effacer of the theatre, was written open the well, the following notification:- beam taken here." The cheek-taker, however , was mg es steady iu theperforromee of his duty es might be ex Not one so Newly appointed. The moment he saw • „2 ;' be ref SeaSea she theatre, sod instaMly • most ex Li .s e a r • L e wi foloion look ohm. A large assemblage rifywris: n taws sod women bad collected together sod thoicortain ( 1 dailloker) buff* been raised, or rat her pushed sside'ell iaso Wolf mid his gong of robbers," , preparing fee. • • ••eltetl the pffrieitted eheebtakeryiat is his head * waratawi.* Thetegril was enough, the few *im 411freillittedde geese a. isiteileetaid eatertainairat was 1116MMitted, mu Moe eitrialpiklied, and all tl.i asdkoce ......_._ ._ ._. _ reo eitliSteske MANIA shelter wish *Wolf sad hist:mtg." - The somp r iagsso ha pmeteedird . to distarb this' hopeful eon erroatipmealltt.lede Moistener of it snobs the peighbour- The idea of a Palace in the Regent's Park hire 1.„,,, d i shy. immeihiag from the swisisements of been Ineg in coutemplatiOn. It is said that by the those sesigeberriet . breves; arid there bilsig..lby this meas., a wile of 13uckinghani-house slid guider's, a sum watilbhuM within and withers', the tea pihomeri nen sp. isilled, end lodged ho the blioli.ivole fof oho" isr.q . kisisc, might be tensed which might go fair'in she buddingpreln .Mean,therenstahle told them, they one at full Many to . of a megnificesit structure, rehearse their neat perGiromore, alsbough be Meld -Mt slip.. The Right Rom t§e East of Fire has presented . pl, them with appropriate oresiery. , Mr. Wit.i.taat DUET, 'Preacher of the Goipris • , ~.. , • The (Werra reeogooned eomeold li quajota t itrio vininag:t Bailiff, to the Churvh.and Living of Grange. Ruoff, **Jewels& Party. e'en, " w hom . . g r _ ohi i . wery only. shirr, vacant by the death of the Rev. Fioneill wePeoeliheel,„"s' aid had "id for adelemee the full price, .both pence. FORDIII.-(ilterdeen Chronicle.) The Primmer Hughes said. he was tint of employment, The nt« lodge of the St. Andrew's Royal Arch antii is his •••ielY so gel • hole mow, h•ge•lY. had U"Tr- Masons at Edinburgh, was consecrated last week taken to rree,ve the cheeks at the door. Hr had waver flayed, 'sad hoped that they would not take him rot a thief ' with much cetentetsy. • taw, he hemmed to lime something to Jo with a theatre. We are informed that an Inquest wet held on The theatre had, it ettOraredr open" for t h e first time on the body of !Fps/elm CALE/ogee. E.q. w i le , wee Monday sighs. The Reggae's Opera had becio reireted fur shot to a duel last week near Beloit:as, .it this P lef .•_. `1""..!".• and the ehhee "`" of Filet ' "' eel " her ' ' I P' planer losaill any other, sllloiroirli these were a great many p r e. county, mid a verdict of Wilful Murder returned aut • h g,, *et , pev r ed ; ) , well ahk to per f orm t h at part la s h e by the Jury monist his adversary, PAT. DOIIIILAII. life. . Esq. —r 7 vans t;u:elie.) Mr. Hooking, the proprietor of the hoar. which had hero The election of the Mayor of Liverpool Me de converted ink. she " Revery Theatre ' " as sell as of sere '.R aiher limo ,. is she eeiehheeeheed , said that h yuisag cided on Monday altressoote, at lour o'clock, after man of resptitahle appearance had, shoot lea days before, (we or the severest contest* ever reittembeted. Mr. celled on hint, sad hind she home fur his snottier , wh o , h e iiiellaßD liti lAA n *us riveted by a majority of . lusted. was thern in the roultirY i led would he in to is • 52. The nuis , i , e , s 0011,4 wire-(or Mr. B u 1 ,,, IK . .fcrihw.. days. ei. 41 ,b e. u H sh ai:k d in u a s,o a . zre i n ua l to take five shap llo it was to b e e v isrerted i n t o a a writ t 1,619; Mr. Alot.rsExi. 1,567. T . ,,,er hundred "` thostre. He cave possession ail km the young lulls ; hot, Ind tru' freemen have voted at thli election more „ p „, god" chat was goin g WI ; II kis tenement, h e a t, kr . thou polled its 11116 for uscrubets of the bu;uugh. ' noised, as the list wa4 of getting bark Ms puseimi t io, to . . . . MII)DLhSEX SESSIONS, TUVRIIDAY, ocTosta 45. William Pb., was indicted for assaulting Mr. Thomas Bradfield, os the 13th of Bement/set. The Defendant is a maul-eserehast, residue( is South street, Northampton-square, The Prosecutor, Mr. Rredirki, reside,' is Derby-street, Parliasiesi.street, sod is the geritlear who has takes oath a very laudable sod artier pert in eafurciag she laws for the adwiessurewiest of coals, by which meek fraud bag Imes detected sad revealed in the trade. It ap peared is ',ldeate, as she arcades of the delivery of coals furnished by the Defeadest, who had obtained the seder for the purpose is the Raise of the British Coal Company, at the Earl of Falsouth's is MI. Jasies's-sgssre, the Prosecutor, Me. Bradfield, atteiLleet, for the porpoise of assisting Mr. Erase, his Logdshier butler, is having the coal. re-mesas,. ed. Is the Isiterval, while they were waiting fur the rotten, Mr. Peel came with aesistasta, and Waisted upon taking the waggon away. Thai was resisted by Mr. Bradfield and Mr. Evans, sad Mr. Peal struck Mr. Bradfield. The Jery &had the Defendant Guilty, and he was sea tested to peva line of 301. SURREriissioNs, THIMISDAT, OCT. 25. - •,• ,--.......---.. • A man armed Jl•qiit Crick, who le well knows about 'the Elephata and CNN* mos *Wee. or agent for the teeseloa, was charged with-basplipi Sims 101. owe, Amer seneemigns, add some .esrin SOMA the properly of William B ee .„. It appeared from ille evidesise, that the Prosecutor, who is o an a sailor, had received Doak 'se gooney frees Stmeteraet Maffei on the 17th of , and was about to proceed to !Lighten to juin ship, but- alighted is the fore. moms at the elephant and C.eetle, for the purpose of inakiug a short stay and speeding a little of his money at the house of a friend, a publieso at Neologion. The Prisoner, who was attendiog the coaches, offered the Prosecutor his terriers so carry his bundle, and pilot hiss shams the place. ' The latter readily accepted Owes, earl intrusted the Prisoner wish his boodle, which eositained few sovereigns mad none other mosey. When they arrived al the publielsouse the Preserolor pa a 10/. nose to the lamellae!, through the bands of the Primary, to take rare of for him. After drliikiog here for a short time, the Prosecutor and Primmer l e ft the house locator; and the latter, it appeared, ere. elated the former to • house of ill fame, where he left hits with a girl, aed returned in the evening in a chariot to the Mouse ol the publican, aud represented himself as the brother is.iew o f t he Pr,if Cell ll)f, who, lie said, was in the coach with a girl, and wanted his boodle and money. The Prisoner got a glass of .brautly and water, which he handed into the coach to a ferrate, who pits the glees by her, as if to some one sitting by her tide; the thee rereivrd she Khios, drank herself, and relented it to the Prisoner. The landlord had nut the slightest suspicion but that thc Prosecutor woe in the coach, and delivetril in the Prisoner the bundle and ..._ ~ate faasty. The Pairestne swore moral positively that Se alp et she time whets the Pt isomer iralosed the Monty is smarmy with a girl at a considerable dicta ree off. It was also proved that the Pt iauser had a 10/. note which he offer. al foe change on that night and un the Nibs/in' day. When he was apprehended he had Ave sovereigns and some other mosey in his possession, and denied that hr knew any thing of she sailor, and afterwards said that he was lookiag utterer hint to give trim the motley. . . The Jo., found the Prison., Gtrllfy,aod tie Court sea- • mewed bias . to be transported fir severs years. ~....4 ben waned fFes..-frftlbfits,• was charged with basin Oka a ma, the ',riskily of Wm. Lowey and 6 hit, lat • -illereety of Wm. Bamford, in the gaNciT at Idlers Thimble, um the night at' the 17th of.keptember. 'The Prisooer was'found'Grillie, and the Court 'retested him to be transported fur seven years. - .....7..;;;-. Niminomm..... , !• -- We did .i..ie gas; *ea la lie autaart they had iivvi s as/,by that maw osasoadsd is genies quick posansios: Mad a the Prlessere, dariog thie stereeteut, were homily &Orrin their alumina : they heeded. for (Wee ult. 10 he dishorged • mod pinwales. lever drove to oet, Sr 1.4 at seism lor as dory tired. The parents of ware of 'twin airs beget'' , hard ; hut the hllaiieiraie declared every use of Usual shush' go to the Hesse of Correct ins. Hughes the eltset.taker, wee arra to &hood for three imbeds; sad the rest fee use month each. CHILD MCI/DER. Teolerday aftersoon so bigot/aim era. lieM at the sign of the Velem., is Cueent•Gudes, before T. Biggs, E.g. os the body of a doe male child, whu was found murdered the pfeeediag err rime. After the Jars had bees swore they proceeded so the work horse to view the body, which presented a must shocking speetecle. Henry Mont, a retreat le the employ of Mr. Grionble, of Coyest-garden Market, stated, that OA the preceding swea ted it was, a stranger to hi., VIEW to the shop met informed hinethat there was an isfant lying dead ua the erased at the hack of Mr. Cooke. moan is the market. sod requested him to get • light. whirls be did, and accompanied him Ito the spot, where they discovered the child, covers A with a coarse while cloth, very Moody. The child appeared to hive been dead shout three days. Willies, gave 'armaments of the'cir. esasstasee to . the parish officers, who cosserpotthe body to the watehhouse. Dr. Thomas Morrie, of Cionialet.stmet, deposed, that he had esuaimed the child, which appeared to have hers' born about righters or treaty days; it was a hill grown child, and particularly large. He had so doubt it bedtime burs • olive, but the modher mss sot encoded by either a mar midwife or a woman. There were blows on the body which. In his ophoise, crossed its death ; they were sin is numb, mid had been indicted with a red Act poker, sad were situate as the cheek, temple, and breast. The Doctor described several *sr in cunfi resat ins sir his statentest. The Jory.; without hesitarios, 'married a verdict of Wilful. Murder ageism some permit or person unknown. ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT RY THE PALLING OP AN OLD HOLIsE. • Yesterday afternom, between fear sad Ave o'clock, so old house, corner of Maddox-street, Regrai.street, which hod bees formerly well known by the some of the Swallow-street eating-house, fell with a trontendows crash, by wbieh a swum Named Glanville, arid her isfant, a Sue child about IS months obi, were killed. The husband of Mrs. Glanville was a earpeatee employed in building the sew houses in Regent-veers. sod lived with his family in the limes which fell, for estearewiesee. Nit had rtid so resit fur soon timer past, as the home was emsdeinsed. On Friday meceing some perms told them it would fall in twenty four boors, sod they side sp their minds to gait it yesterday morniog. The busload "mast work, and at the time above motioned it was observed that the walls were giving way. Mrs. G. beard a tweak, and her eldest sus, 14 years old, loreastly ran out; she seised the infest and smother child two VOWS old to follow, hot rho only masked the door • when the house fell, Intryiug herself arid the isfaot is the . • Wes: The other child was pitched late the street, aid ems taken.to Mr. Brookes, by Gook, the eousteide, wh en it was head he treeived no serious injury. Gook and Westbrook, an °Meer of Mselboningh-sireet„ procured some amen who doe eat the dead bodies of Mrs. Glansille and her infant. While they were engaeed in so debts, a milkman named Camainajor, who was accidentally passing, red observing them in • perilims situation under the party wall, which wet on the mist of father, gave the wileses a guises to procure more men to prop it op, which was iritmorliaiely dose. ACCIDENT Ar NEWBOTTLE COLLIERY. It appears some manse were employed is repairisi or al. tering the adman of the 'seise bel u in this colliers., sod shoot half-past tee o'clock me Waimea's, might they com plained of want of air. Corry, one of the **airmen, is order to remedy this imouvesiesee. broke down aeieppiog, hut un fort %motel,. by mistake, broke one that led Ode angst/1 waste, the foul air is which burst into the pit sad ignited, hot being what is tallest • stsorling Ire soon went net. Curry wettest located ea the spot; the rest of themes eseaped(sowesir diem through the Ire) to the bottom of the shaft, slough much burnt. Os the witiknieo coming down at 12 o'cloek (Ow hoer of chalegiag) the accident was discovered, aid every emetioli made to save Curry, but without effect. Several aim who went into the dangerous parts of the pit, were overcome by the (oaks/roe of the sis, sod were usable to cethrs. Us the arrival of Mr. Hill, the viewer at the pit, he immedi ately descended with George Steel, the overman, and another; they were proceeding where George Wel, who was much weakened- by his former deseente, fell : Mr. Hill fell immediately afterward., mod was cseried silt to the bottom of the shaft by the other maw, is a lifeless piste. He war pal ions a tart mid emtveyed to a house sear; the joltiug of the cart restored asintatioa, aid we are happy to my he has sitter entirely recovered ; but before /keel could be reword from his situation, the vital spark had led. ill all. six ones have perished, and two of them, Curry and Steel, 'Wye both left large families.--(Tyne Mercury ) ACCIDENTS. Tuesday week, while Sir Neil Meanies, of Caseleammuties, was cooming hares, along with two gestlemes, sear the hamlet of Defroster, be happened In passing to Muck a Digitised posy whit* was grazing, in order to drive it out of his way. The posy resisted the interfereoce of the Biro-. net, sad, by • kick with nee of Its hod feet, broke lung below the Imre. Sir Neil, we are glad to leans, ie in si fair way of reeovering.—(Coniedesden Ilarearr.) Robert 21 5 1 4 1,11, mariner, while adjostiog the rigging of the brigantiee Agnes, of Unmet*, on the 10th inane,. fell from the main-top to the deck, sad was killed ON the Vol. •• CAUTION To SPORTSSIIIN.—Yesterday evening Petit. CON EAOII, of the 79th regiment, quartered in thus city, on his way home Dose a shooting exclu sion; was smacked by a Dumber of men, who beat hies severely, and deprived him of a double-barrelled fowling-piece. We would recommend to Gentle. 'men who ure fond of field sports to give them up while this comity continues on it. present alarming ittste.—( Limerick Paper.) ENORMOUS C•RauT.—Weelneorlay Mr. GrOSGS BooTH, gardener, Masnliebt, drew front la. louden ▪ carrot of the following extroordiasity "'Light nod ays'oselisi.,no !—Vt r eight Six Imam's, mini within four inches of the top (that not beinK the extremity of girth) it nsensurrel sixteen inches !! It consists of sux separate branches, the centre one its particular being coosidernbly larger them any carrot almost ever %ern. It egos as Thursday ezhiltsted in Mans. held masket for public inspection. and allowed, by sill who cow it. to be leeriest they ever witnetsed. Between tree and two o'clock on Solidity marsdoo last, FAID , Drd Murray, a labourer, onspheyed at the Blakeim Ims Moue Mine, was attacked by dye seldom on the lispotetasit road, out far from the barracks. Two of them seised hiwt by I he arms, sod a third ski tack him bellied the heed which brought him to the ground. They they took from hiss three Mendes sad les. is silver, kicked him use the bead sod lag hiss. Five auWirra (four of tlor.77th ritinsesia of Aim, mi their starch through this tower, mud one of the rosaries statiosed here) • are • nue/ is cestudy, sad wise yesterday esernined us the charge; three of. *till awry positively Moth to by the Pro secutor. They were mil remanded for further eassesestswa. It appears they had bees all driiikisig together al Nse's Mesa, digs Mullet, ahem they saw 'hurray had moue) --( , Aewcoefie Pieper.) - '^ - 7 , 1•••• ----r ,t• • 4 , !. 0 . ZRELIND. • . -....- DUBLIN, OCTOBER* • • ELECTION OP AN ALDERMAN. Yesterday a Post Assembly wait Mid at the beamm ik Howse, lYillians.stree „1 fur the propose of electiog a u 14,,, ;. a sio n a rr e i t n hi t er be: c hr o a rk of the ibe s l he ate ri e ff n s loalS t szb c e h y i . ir, At 0 m i 1 ie4 , 44.1... sage came down from the Aldermen, requiring the Com m .., to proceed to the election of an Attlermso, pod seething ~ the names of the following Sheriffs' Peers, *hi) sm 1 ft. sonataeoded to tie mipprort of the Corpora t i on :...4 ~„ Foot, Ey. ; Robert Harty, E.. 0. ; Jacob W es t, E ar l o ; 1 1 ., - 5. hi t iiirkson, Ea,. Dia tbm toesear,bNylON been read, . Mr. J. H. Finsimotis rose,. sod enee towgmtelatioog, Howse es the very proper ',Melo rtillOc .4.. On Ahl eve „ . said, that he conceived it *mild be oeivr.esty;foe :the roc .: dates to give an I. 0. far 4001. previoos to the b 01 ,04 , 4, r i a low radio. (whew the oldest Member was relocated mit,* Alelemoso is his absence, aid without lair hone. the gentleman roomed di-closed to pay. the e... teary mem of 406/. to the Corporation on bin lei s' elected, not one shilling of which has been paid to thing. There was amither linker cetera which he woold reaming th e gentlemen of, and this was, the shoal dieser icier* els it, s member* of the Corporation by the soccestfol C.andiMiN . He (Mr. Fititainions) had beard it sa id, th at neither kielabe grace *flooded them ewer the tinges they hod Met, trnew s; he himself wished for a return of those good Misl tierea.— (Ascii ierephter.) Mr. FOOT then came forward, and arldresitiora few morn to tbe faterit 1'64 Sy said, that he would comfit sidles MIMI eOllllllll.ll. • Mr. Wittan—m No , ow! ram the I. 0. ; write'k ilotetra" Mr. Foe? then proceeded to the table ant wrot e ., 4. 42 . fur 400/. . Mr. Hamm neat ' - !e r r lower illres I Oahe usuilirm vilest sod 1111, , _ _ __ A beast thee Mr. Feet. 1410 ; Mr. Fuut wee Alderetniste chain. Mr. Ford thee I Meinhers of the Corporation Tem DIMNr Terlerdey the Aldersesie go r% teereddes ef the the cloth brims the Cleeir. meets the Arery"—." The of the eveeisc Mr perinattrd to same lion, hue um Mr. If jun." it wee desalt retereed shish, is The late Lord Meyer' Abort half.pret r" had retired—up veiled. We rederstaed Chairmen sot Memory,' Dor I. Oar screams' 40 entertsialliest. put out of qie MR ETINGS M. Apr, late of T. P. Hillary, Little . A. ItpIer,CIMMIININCeOI C. Brays, late.( D. Wright, St. J. T..Corbya, tMsiiaA J. T. Thompoom . T. B. Emma. Strati* P. Humbs. Vauxhall, J. Barmy, jun. Tor J. Belcher, late of • P. Thomason mil bow, Grabill, Northaw, Herm, „ dams lt It W. Steel, Charlotte-wed, Pitzroy.eqaare, bakor J. and J. Surrey, Mark.lam, waralnieu ... It F. Eyler and A. Selammeek, a. Mary Axe. was 0 10 J. day, late of St. Agues, Comma, now Wiathaill.areet, Haymarket, dealer " 1 It W. P. Chia* *ldiom ehomaiiit J. Wright, Mill wall, Poplar anehor-maillo..ii;vlV. 3 11 S. G. Poole, Kin's-rood, Chels.a , brereg.....o e .. 4 11 DIVIDENDS. J. Bertram, Caaterbury, haeadraper •, It W. Boyd, P. Betaleld, sad J. Drameamod, LAWN, merchaats ll W. Williams mod A. Whyte, New Bowattrort, hatters lO H. Hall and J. Hall, Upper Tbatimaarest, irommerm chant. lt K. Atlanta., H. Waters, and W. Ord, Pritchard ; street, wiaemearebasts • It T. J. Lammas., Catrate•-hart, saerrhaut W. Cruirkshawk. Leedom sad Demerara, morrelmas lt .1. P. Drimiontond, Laudon sod Demerara. mierebane lt T. D. Latham aid J. Parry, Loadoa, rauchamis. lt _ _ The Noel famessierg. of Grianstry, one of the whale ships to the late Duvis's Streit. &d ray. ass cut through by the ice, under which the mod 110011 disappeared; end the Leviathan. of Hail, was literally ireeetrated bY the ice on each side. until it cut through, and carried sway the rum mest. The loss of the fine ship Dexterity, si Leith, was attended with aggravating earceasstatires for, basing got ti fish, a violent gale of wind mime on while the greeter part of the crew way absent to the beets, and the ship was dnven on aJeer of roar and bilged ; so that on the return of her beets in seamen with six fish, 'efficient to fill the vessel, was found their ship was lost, and wilts. yrs! tr remote, but of herd Necessity, it was Oro' MICE OF w" _ _ Bank Stock.. 2401 240 3 per Cent. Red.. 771 it 3 per Ct. Cons... 7Y I} 31-per Cent BB 4 per Cents 96 5 perCt.N.An.. 1111# Bank L. Apo. 199-114 likdie Stock... 240 441 Y 11117•1111 DAT. Ind►. Pr- New Abooitio.... 78} Et. 1iti15.td...6064 : sad 1,0001. 6 4 pr. Ditto Swett ~..3 7 pt. LotteryTitkets. 191.18. Coos. for Aeg... 7/4!! 111 ARM/IGL% tlo Tuesday. the 211 lasiast, by the RM. W. Millosk!. FAllwood Thernley &.J, sergeou, eldest sow of J tie!, Esq. of Noseeision, Warwickshire, to Miss Souses lyk‘i. Sake Neologies'. tto the 20th iosteet, at Si. Georges, Southwark, Dios'', Goo of FINIPItf aweless's, Esq. of Al. Ihke•Alomee, Nerihum twitted, le Mira Mary Hiadeaareli, swot atf Iloilo& US' 'us, Esq. of West-square. DF.ATIIS. •f . Aa Saterday last, trier • short Maass, Miss nun hitsetaile, sitter to the bird Melo, of tloripec. At Flielstiar, es' Siseilay lass, is the libth yeas-a hit ell'. Alr. William Kaiak, forawely sti2oi Meows. idiesiths' baukieg•beast at that pkisiossa JoAlt limn. HIGH WATER THI% DAY ♦T LONDON DitILIGE t after t. 4 Evraiog 11 rf k I. I - !briefed sad r o blist e d e t Tit a same. is en bed TM F QL°ll6 Oart Ne. 121, stasd, b; C. CORNWELL ,: fie *read. • • r next came forwent. Re feh most mee e m r done hit,,, hit' as he had sot sulieit e d t h e asp. mihns, he felt it his duty to resign. • . ort Ur. Dickson oho resigned. ,• re took place, whys the anode*. wirs-*-F, 1; for Mr. West. 3—Majority for Kr. Fuut,9l7. aa declared duly elected, and isirteat witi„ site halo. lee Mitt)y returned 'harks, sowfMtvited de se Corpenttioo Iu dinner at Slorrisea's. INN3II OF THE NEW AIDENHAN. Mr. Jeffry Foot, the aseirane•fol e 1140 far pow, ostettatt;ed between aerreoly r ik, Me Corporal MO at dinner, at Motet 'D u sg removed, the usual toasts were * H i eh a• The King"—" The Doke of mt ; ' 4 ,,,1 ' The Lord Lieeteuwat," Ito. lee. la t sfhae 4 Mr. Natter regressed the privilege wi n tame • twist ; this request mooed fa- ir. RiarksesUllnitif his toast viz." rash with mach applaoso, od thus lks is losegoage st once Argon sad Mayor'whealth was limit with Mod s,. est elem. seetoek a grilell pet ell NW ay ep in that hose the aerosol geed lotterstard that it was the theeemeraf • the t I. glee " The Glusiiies sail 1 rto permit is to be !ON where he pt . do rot come down to She twodosios the . We hops the respectabis allagifill MIS Chair, according to the lase peesdoet.. I OF CRZDITORS AT GUILDEI LL TIP trINIROW. row of Walbreol, oileme• ll . Little Tower.strest, wire•sresebeor .lO amoseiol Sal. waves, mottommerrkiat 3 11 ▪ Ocie=t, INIMPOMMiI •• • , ..... ••:.• lo -iairett o Tower rors.iseler 3, 12 Pllgrim's and Com:kill, mitre. k ••• sa, Leoemere, esods•joirso.... &reed, wiee.merdmat. .. .... 3• it resxball, plasterer V .10 1. Totteishoes•coom-tostl, hookatier.. IS eof Loadowlasse, RellettLektommlder I 11 sail C. A. Thomisoo, Tomei Calms. Mill, sod Northew, Hats. wimematte. I ~~ "11 11 F^ ...V.lc'