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V . v. . . I '.s, . .../..::: / r • e o. '" .. * 11l 111.,.. 0 '....; .e — ;'% ' • ' 5 u. ►WINDSOR, Aua. 19. At 'll'intlsor yesterday, the morning was ushered in with the ringing of belle, and every ether de monstration of Joy. In the evening, Their Majes ties and the Princesses walked on the Terrace, w hich was crowded to an excess, and received the congratulations of the Nobility and coinpany pre sent, on the happy return of his Itoeal Highness the Prince of Wailes's birth-day. The Royal Fa mil► were attended by Lord Boston, the Ho nourable Mr. Villiers, and General Harcourt ; they • erein high spirits, and•did not leave the Ter race until after eight o'clock. The SlatToidallire Militia at eight o'clock fired aAu dr joie. The theatre was most splendidly illuminated with variegated tamps; the performances were Doaglas and Ilix4 Life !oriole Stairs. Mm. Putnam ♦ t ,uke a patriotic address, coiaplimentary to the Prince, which was.receired •vith bursts of applause. All the priaeipal streets in the town were illuwin ated, and Windsor displayed a must lively appearance. GRAND PUBlic BRFAKEIST. Last week was givea. at Taptow Lodge, hrP. CIAWFOID Bauce. Eq. M. P. a moat splendid breakfast, which was attended by all the beauty and fashion of the neighbourhood. Nearly three hundred persons of distinction sat down to break fast, under one marquee, which had a very• grand effect. The bands of the Royal Horse Guards, and the Royal Susffordshire Militia. with the (Sows, iitended on the occasion. After breakfast, dancing coininenctsl, and was continued is ith great spirit till between two and three o'clock iu tile morning. Nothing could exceed the liberality and attention of Mr. Batica and his amiable Lade to their nu metous visitors. The whole of the breakfast was furnished and a►ranged by Mr. LAYTON, of Wind sor, and reflects the greatest credit ou his taste and management. Yesterslay morning His MAJESTY, Princesses SOPHIA, AVGVSTA, AMELIA, slid MARY, akom palmed by Lady LIAIIELLA TRYST:SG. Gemer.ils C•ETWRIGHT ■tul Frrzaoir, and Col. DEASSOW, rode to St. George's Chapel, heard a serinon preached by the Rev. Mr. RIDER, from cliap. part of ver. 8, and afterwards returned to the Palace. His Royal Highness the Prince of WAIVES will leave Brighton early this morning, for Outlands. His Royal Highness the Duke of Ct. nnese.4oai left Brighton, on Saturday night, for IVindsor. A new door has lately been insole in the gsrden fall of 1"ork-house, for the vonvemence of their R.+yal 111.4hnesses letting thisaselies iuto the r 4.11 Park. The Duke of NEVICAITLI is appointed Captain Csiu.n.iiiJaist of the Ka rioriTroop of NottinAhain stiire Gentlemen Ind Yeolll4llry Cavalry, rice the Yard urScAtiukOlium, reigned. The Duke of R.-ITU/04D. the Ear' of BeSSIIO - Lard 04iseirtsseo, aad Lord (AA WTI LLE Lt.vrsias Gowca. !mused through York. on Wed •ewhv, nn a visit to Castle Howard. The &ill of 11•RLIMGEUM kw +arrived et Riby Castle, from Brighton. The moor acne %homing commenced on Fri day.. The reports hoar the North pro.ni,e much ainu.ernetit, w. the dry se.aron hes been were fr vourthle to the breading. Mr. Cnoss made his debar. on Thursday last, at York, iikthe P*l.l Of Itieeard for Third. and war received with hurotoof apisismoe throu 4 hout. Baroness D'Ausmousi, awl her velsr,wile f t!wr mid mother, the Earl so I Countess of Ot .M ~et, are enio)ing the solo loose.. sir of (Limvgate. The Operatics! Company is D4bissa are very strong. The Opora of Artarerzes has been in the following maivier :—.4rlererres. 'lr. LIRE ; Artabhast, Mr. BELLAMY ; Arbiters. Mr, incLEDOI6 Afahriame, Mrs. DICIWN% Irish .140M.11-• SIVE* is the farces, sends the audience home merry to bed. Lord (;;;ITllillr, Sir HENRY FITZNEREIRRT, and the Film Wt r.t.l AM C;oltDoN, passed tlimagh Turk, on Thursday, for Scarborough. A SPrd-Groore, in communicating to his muter the Important conce:tis of the stable, lately wrote: --" I hare oh, ved your Lordship's orti n in mots tistg My I,sov ; end assure y ou , t h a t e ls e caries my weight, end makes nothing or it." Tne. last arrives ilarroftute are— Gtorral and Mrs Chatspriey, Ma,i.e-General Este, Major- Gerieral Pietas, Colonel Carruthers, Mr. Sunhat, Mr.. Nis Beller, Mr. and Min Watts, Mls. Taylor, Mr. Land., Mr. Carleton, Mr. Pattersuu, Rey Dr. WWI?, Mr. Fr..och, Mr. Dawson, Mr Rhodes, Major Lams, Mr. FA* Mr. and ltrs. Harresou, Mr. twit, Dr. Alderstws, )Ira Nallareost, t.c. The last arrivals at Searborouxii are-- so Nothaaiel Dance, Mr. Hance, Mr Sell, M r . Mislay Mr. Min. Mr. &Imamla, Mr. F. 0. begarekle, Mr. Mrs and Iliss Levee', Mies Wureald, Mr. Swab. Mr. Pa ella. M.P. Mrs. Paelsin, Mr. sad MraL Taloop i , Miss Tweedy, Mr. and Miss Marvin, Mr. W. *n eudlaftel cud Mr.. Lyre, Mu. and Mimi A. Rorie, ice. Mil The last arrivals at Beth are-- Lad Malan and family. Lady Bell agbroke. (Talon.) and Mrs. Siena. e , Colonel King, L.0.0i el Lute, Lientinlant•Co -1..el Maist.r, Kee. Mr. Saab, Rey. Mr. Mont, Cretais 7 oOdlry, Cstiotasu Slow, (l aptcl Asir, i feateaset r ear ' , r Mrs. and i',u Minos Mr. Mrs. and Ana Mires Caw, Mr. Mrs. mil Man kes;lay. Mr. and Mat. Ferrier, ..c. le. Vauxhall. on Friday evening. wits attended by fiorteen thousand peysoiss. nie greatest libßt 10/11Ige ever known at that enchanting place. The vele braUon td the Heir Inrtb-day is AO oC (*inn dear to the hearts of Engliahmen--tben iffy could they tinily it better. than. accompanied dy their sores and families, listruli4 to the " eet e. inn of Mrs. BLAND, and the ether performers, d tie% ' , ix the splendid illuminations arid fire 'nks. ...iitilesaath.r.il of the happy occasion. winch. van ty, and brilliancy. were never lied. All Il se of Lon don were present. tikeilto tod tI,C taste and atteu the . Amongst the festive group Ilse it i)Ertrais, the Tuaarse lro't .• . • list of !person. of drairre _ . • untir.ued lu that enchasittu; VA Saturday morning. .• wf K'R MI it tie r sApc t. 4 BRIGHTON. Awasmit. Their Royal Highnesses* the Dukes of •York, Rent, Cumberland Sussex; and Cambridge, ar rived et the Pawl Him last evening; they were re ceived at the entrance by a t.aard of Honour, the South Gloucester basing been in waiting ;luring the afternoon ; their arrival was announced by the ringing,o(lsel!s the whole evening. - The town was filled with Nobility from all putts ; company con tinued to pour in the whole of this day. Auiongst the arrival* were-- The MilftpllllllC. of Tnonshenil sod Hertford; Earls of Ornitiod, Cann , Crarcn, Jersey, and Barri inure COM. It i.e. of Crams and Barrymure ; Viscount Petersham ; Lurds Wm. Russell and Erskine; Gcnrials Cali rrt and G 'nue, Conusellur Adams, Alilernrui Sir William iirtis, Sir Ar iber Upton, Hon. 311suor Paget, Mr. Thomas Sheridan, 'tad Mr. Haworth. At six o'clock this morning the bells rang a merry peal iu honour of the day ; every coon teniusee mailifettel joy. The Port Ma/ian brig, and End Craven's brig and a sloop, statioued themselves within sight of, the Pavilion, and were dressed with national colours : the siirrouuding hill had a beautiful effect, fioin the great numbir of troops which were on their march for Newinarket Hill. So early es seven o clock all the windows in front of the Pavilion, Marine and Grand l'ararie, were filled with ladies and gentlemen, provided with glasses, and all eager to have a complete view of the scene. About Mite, the • Prince's Brod, linseed in new uniform of the lush, he• gam playiug on the lawn, where they tttt ed until eleven o'clock, by which tune every ureilue to the Million was surrounded with company, to see the Royal Party proceed to 'Newmarket Hill. At half-past eleven they were gratified by the ap pearance of one of the grandest cavalcades ever witnessed; it consisted of near fifty persons. Ills Royal /fishnets proceeded to the mounted on a tiematifill grey changer. richly caparisoned, the saddle-cloth being of scarlet, richly einbroolined iu gold ; the bridle ass ortiesnenteil at the horse's head with Isefilmitas.els, covered NMI'S ; the st rrups were of sotto gold. ills Royal 'V.:Omega was dressed in the uniform of the loth, and wore a superb diamond star ou his breast. His hoyal I lighnew. the Doke of York was on the right side of his Royal Brother. All the Royal Dukes, who were dressed in uniform, followed on horse back, except His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, who sat iu one of the Royal carri ages. His Royal Highness wore an Highland dress; Lord Yarmouth, the Hon. Miss Seymour, and Mrs. Fitiherhert, sat in the same ortriage.— otner of the Royal carriages followed, lilted with company ; they proceeded to Newmarket-hill, obeli displayed one of the grainiest military specta cles ever witnessed. The hue was tanned of near 12,000 lien, in the order mentioned is last Saturday's BRITISH PHA**. dud extended near four miles. rile fineness of the Jay gave foil effect to the scene, which exhiLited near thirty thousand spectator*, 4111.1 the most uunierous display of ele gant q pa4es ever collected together on this coast. The preparations at the Pavilion this evenin is for the t..•,,. in of the company, were in the greatest style of rho/twee; the whole mop of apartments was superbly lighted up with magnificent Chinese lamps. The table for dinner as set out in the ram Chasm, bait I wpm' the metre was placed a magnificent gold platetrt, with the royal arms riehly embossed ; acid eurnelleil gold branches, ric h ly chased, were placel on the table, bearino lights; the gold ice pails were equally chased; the rarest csotics were judiciously placed round the rooms.— The load played during the whole evening. At eight o'clock the coin toil, which consiatednfone ho mired awl twenty-live persons, sat down to a most sumptu ous dinner. Every deliiiiey that could be procured graced the table. Tie• dessert surpassed any we ever witnessed. His Royal flighuess the Prince of Wale,' sat at the haul of the table; his Royal Heim 49 the Duke of York sat at his right hand, alai the other /Loyal Dukes in succession. A moiegat the remaiiiilio of the company V/Pll,-- Tbe Llalsra Lai and .irTyk ; Margsises of Hertford and Trawrakead ; Earls Temple, Jersey, Darlington, Sefton, Wakkgrarre, Yarmouth, Brrkelry Craven, Kingstori Egre mont, arid Gresve.,or ; Viscount Wrlbouree; Lords irskwer , Charles Somerset, Prtrisbarn, Stowell, William Rsusell, G Cavendish, mid it Eitasse: the Right Hon. Dennis Bowes Daly ; Honeerables A. Vptirn, C. Lamb, General Blies, Cheeks Wyndham, Berkeley Craven, and Major-Gerieval Pap t • Generals Onsfariv„ Terries, Calvert, Broweirirpg, sad Ilseoals ; 131.armlield, and Colonel La' Sir Williams Corti.; Messrs. Thomas Shavidae, Brumel, Sigurd, N. Cal. I vent, T. Cludiaoadeisy, nail Smith. The front of the Pavilesti was the whole night surrounded with ladies and gentlemen, to catch a glance of the consuany, and listening to the me- !odious sounds of the music. Hitting the whole night, the town was a continual scene of rejmcing. " Long live the Prince" resouudeal in every quar ter, and was to he seen in every window. The grand rotnnda, in Poplar-place, under the direction of %fr. Thusider, was (menet! in honour of the due, with a grand display of tire-works ; and the Royal South Gloucester Band played during the whole night ; fire-works were also let off from settee of the shipping. The Castle was bras liantly lighted in variegated lamps, and was sur rounded at to o'clock with immense crowds of people to see the company arrive at the bail-room. flea Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and his Royal 'Brothers, honoured it with their presence at eleven o'clock ; they did not stop supper. The comnany was competed to amount to up wards of seven hundred persons, which were ar riving in carriages tool four from all the surromitd ing parts. The ladies were mostly dressed in white. The dresses walking length, lace sleeves, with low lace tucker.; very long waists were uoiverel. The hair tastefully ornamented with diamond combs, surmounted with the Prince's plume. To eau 'iterate the company would be going beyond our limits. Countesses of Sefton, Barrymore, wed Craven; Tisemietroses Hantp&is and 31;41ilktuin ; UAW, Sheffield, Cartes Somerset, Sarah Bailer, sad Catherine Stewart the Hen. Mrs. IFAertins, Fitzbarbert. Mrs. Glib; 301 Jihnetorie and theMbele Allert, were present. At one &clack the wipptr-rootUt were opened, and di.played xreat elegance in the arrangement of the tables, which abounded with excellent cud ele gant fare. After supper the company retoroed to the ball-mom, and did sat depart until tire o'clock the ensuing townie* The only drawilma upon the Omar, of the any, particularly upon that of the Itayul ny, wa" the utiscurai ~f his Royal 'richness tht Duke of Cla rence, who remainsat Bushy, confined with the put. • • •_ Ares v , p p. o i r ; .• , LAP IlVer4LrC.E.fta pr.; 6*- eetrlT Of,CRAWCZIItt; . • The C.n ANCELLOR ns whotlnoreapittl &ug Bankrupt I'4o6olons, of two gametal latent*. His quhtett the Hutt before twoielock. having rmesvc.tl a special au:anauus to attend a Cainuet POLICE. .11; UNION 111•LL,Alife. IS. COARGE OF IHURDEIit. 4 ; Wit:hams Pilkillt•ms was eat:aimed on a chargeef shouting Maiihigne Million Hines, his fatter-innlow, with a ptstul loaded with hall, by which to woo %minded, end of which wound he died. William Cooper, wbo keep the sign of the Red Lion, in the Maze, Southwark, sate the prisoner lived oppiwite him, and kept a coal-shed.--On Friday night, • few minutes be fore eleven, lie slimmed I come home on borschaa 44, soil, whets be alighted, the deceased cause up, took the home and pulled the saihilio off, sad theta put in, up ; Loth parties, with a third persuu, partook of some gin at kis dour, and the two sent into has parleur, lie proceeded to put up his 'batters, and while lie was doing so, he heard the report of a pistol; on going tic , he found Hines lying on the ground and !deeding copiously. He attempted to r dee him, but could nut. The deceased told the witness he was shot in the bed!yy he silted by whom he said be and Bill had • , trugglc about the pistol. The latter, who appeared much frightened mid affected at the tone, had a discharged pistol in his hand ; and on searching him, another pistol, loaded with ball, was found, and three spare ball cartridges ; he was thee takci tutu custody. Dr. Clarke was sent for, who, on examiniug the wound, ilec:ared he could tut live many boors. 'I !is decease d, iu au earliest way, prayed to be car ried to Rt. Thomas's, whither be was conveyed au • shutter, sun the Niters., en calling titer*, was informed that he died at seven u'el a ck this looming. Dr. Clarke said that he found Hines, when be arrived, ly ing the now ;he opened he clothes, and found that a ball had entered his belly ahout as tuck and a hail below the uses-I, awl had passed through the intestines, and that of roarer he could not survive the injury. Colbuebutirii, the Police Officer, Scot to the premises and found that al.all,su ppm& 11 to have palmed ti va bock of the deceased, had eekred the wainscot, in a strbtig part, near half au inch, bat meeting will a wary bard knot, it had glanced out again. The further hearing of the wee was deferred until the event of the Coroner's battiest is known. 111•111.1101010GH On Satanlay last, a very beadsmen 'lvan unman ' of the name of Mould., e x hibit e d a charge lightest an arlist i..`arpda-buisne, of iambi and breach of prumites-:-The who is a tratiestaaa's daughtefFßlM l; she hail knewu the Defendant the leer.' noSta, and had frequently accompanied hist to petit' The consequence was, be bad mat" fragaeat at le her, and he areinuplisived •okent a fortnight since, at an inn at Ilnuoslue, the Sedahtg day having beyn fixed on; but it bad turned out that the Deleadent waftaarried. It did net, however, °poem* that say adepte of violence had been used, and cons-'meetly It was not .cognizabla I. tLia C.turt ; an action at itib being' the only remedy. . m=tmenettineneinmme A serious charge of rape we: made, au Monday last, against I. G. JarksJu, Esq. a surgeon in the navy. The Prue .cu trix, aliltk g.rl, teeter years old, the dwgltter of Madame • Irmire„ of Mu - wick-strut, Golden square, gee bee test.- nanny in a very articse manner :—hhe bad bre-beset by her mother nab a mersage c,. th• Primmer, at hhiapartmetits in Swallow-streets and, titer having delivered her incesage, the Presocier ',thawed in a manerr ws canaut describe, 114.1 SillVrelied in estitafyitnr hie brutal arwtite. The Primmer WHIN the very intimate friend of the child's aaILW. fie wan cuinntatted to Newg.te fur trial. taat week a mela4chnly arearreace took place at a No biennia's seat, near Wubtarn, in Bedf edshire. The hotter in the family of Lady 0. had paid Ins addresses fur some time to bee ladyship'. waiting women, sad a day was fixed on far their setrriart, with the consent of the Noble Fatuity. Mislay Orman dae intended +Mesa, the mite of the butler made her appesraane, frum whom it appeared, that she had been long married to ht w, aid that he hail let her and two children to shift as they cutilid The butler immediately scowled ; sued The young woman, disappointed sail betrayed, put as cad to her existence by suspending herself to the bedstead on which she slept. EIIPECTII or • FIRS: BA LL.—On Toesday last, shoat Twice before five o'clork ui the afteroooo, aNM of liquid het descended from a thunder clued, tad ev.plodtd with a tremendous noise aver the house, of Robert Conte, a wire drawer, in Meetiutt-Home-walk, thsew's Southwark, a shaft of which peoetrated through the roof, passed down the side watt, and Shea tbroogh the chimney, where it melted the chain of the ma's watch, the nail on stitch it was hangiag, and part of the grate and top if the poker. A boy, about twelve years of ago, the sea of Caine, aim was in the art of taking the tea-kettle off the are, W•O thrown *win and so much lacerated in his left cheok, that he was oiiiieed to be .out to Gay', Hoopthic *Set* be has ever same pew mai.,,d; and what ir meat eeleshreaney, the tee handle of the kettle am melted in hit .hontiltti,,a tholes, I juring the hand. Tine toti.D and his wik, who ter. tar- same room with their iota, weleViotb bitch ark tint so materially bort. The puff low • has ever 'Tar is Weikel. A boy. about 14 yearea age, son of UPS, who keeps the l'oretipine publit-Ituuse, near Leicester-fields, had last week a narrow escape from death. As he *as tenuaing himself on the outside of IVeattniuster Bridge, he slipped and fell. At this critical .moment a barge was passing directly under, and a man in it caught the boy in tins arms. He did sot receive the slightest injury, and re turned home icamediately; to inform his parents of his miraculous escape, An Officer, belonging to a Regiment of Infantry. put a period to his existence, on Thareday night, at his apartments, near Newington -green, by strangling himself A long intimacy had subsisted between the officer ' , a remit num. 44 years of age. and a young lady, the daughter of a tradeatuan in Cheapside, and during his absence, of two years, the latter had got warned. The officer returned to London, on Tuesday last, aad it is supposed the disippointineat was the cause of sileide. On Thursday seunight, the Assizes for the county of Armagh Commenced at Armagh, berm.: the Hi. nourable Baron ?nl.C . cctic N D, and the Honourable Justice Mtvyv. The tole' which excited tine most interest, was that of Major Alexander Campbell, who tins tried for the *arid murder of Captain AJ.EXANDLII 13011 D, at Newry, Loy Otootiug into with n pietol. In the course of the trial of ibis unhappy affair, a contrariety of eeidence appearing, respectin g tile wends of the deceased , whether those words were spoken at a time when tierateceinted conc4ited lie eras mortally wounded end dying. or mot, the Joke, in tins cat t:. thought fit to direct. separate issue to be sent up to theGratial Jury. io try the fact, who, after a short delilieration, retur ne d a verdict, finding that the Words alluded to were spoken by the deceased in contemplution of death, or at a time a hen he considered himself dying. After a long and paticia hearing be was found Guilty, and sentenced to be hanged on the Monday following; but, on actount of the excellent chant ter given of him by many officers of the first respect ability, be was recommended to mercy, and the exectstion postriaral till Wedueeday se ' unnight. Au offii . erimmediately set oil for Dublin with the inetnortal to his Grace the Lord Lieutenant. 41 . ,,, I .„ I,l ;Ta g L ea% RIOTS, V gr. YU:4'4644k: -ASS. LES. TH E. iN6 is. melee AMU OTHI as. • 711 ie was. an nefictsteed ngaise.t the ;•risoeern JosCess amt.! Juserk Little, aged it: "'home , . .44.1,4' sou, agent ; John Di:ieer, Yb : ati ; 'tie/surd l'ye, 18; Somme/ Sfeslt7/. IL: . le chard Lathan', t ; Pe4gy autituson Wilthacu. Ellen Lisherieoud, it; Sands ilJnusa. 13; in indictment they wers.glierged with :taring idon-.. aseenilvd, with (bye& others, in the township of Bradford, in the paris:i of Mabee 'in the Weft Riding, and by force and violence broke and en tered 'the dwelliurhou t e aatl of Thonstre Taylor, and putting him into bodilt fear. Mr. litcueaesue opened the case, and wet : lowed by Serjrasit Coc ELI, who observed, that the charge against the prisoners was for it riot, and that of sa serious a nature, as had induced His Majesty's Gee yernment to direct the pres. , iit prosecution monad the prisoners; anti might have even sleeted their hies, had not thew age and six pointed oat the present less severe anode of pruceedisig. he so e oitjeet of Government W 4.4 0111 V to preserve the pewee of the eowitry, Sall 11. t to lose a single sub ject by an untimely the Jury, and all whe heard him, must re neinlier the late alarming riot* in Laucashire, tl9d witiela at One time had asiu.ned a serious ariwct, particularly in the of Maki cheater, Rochdale, &c. Ti- prisoners lived on the.. borders of the river dibble, which divides Lanca shire from Yorkshire. Some time pretious to the fith of June, it was evident to all the Magistrates and inlrliiareut ink*. its Its of tLet district, that there was an intention to breed a riot ; sad on the atm" day, a great hody of people be„. , ati to assemble MINH early home some armed with filteigeo ni.tetrne'esith sticks, and a variety of other misehav .0 w , mom% The crowd, in number :dam. three or hater immt.4l, beset the premised of isle. Tuelor,. the Vredeletwes and several of them her. ed their nay into hie bowies It appeirslthey lied imbibed a notion, that Mr. railer had got a quantity of torn' hearelrel up; which they meaatio take away. The ',bawlers at the bar were, idetOied a, havi n g bees,. tire autoot tae mob. Mr. Taylor and hie family icier greatly alarmed rind distrieiled by the deems pure edit,on, as might naturally leteintemied. Tim) t mated aeon making a search in his houiefor flour,—Mir. Toy lei was a dealer in corn, and 'they therefore e,pecteet to meet at his house with the articles they eanteds. being desperate, thee said they we old iete whatever they tbutel in his noose. Most es they e:this be (the Learned Serjeant) was isldrta n tit knew hat were was a. ee peetinr kiald of' breed Laacashire from oats, Thick, *OM its peculiar ediire, was hung up este: Imes to ilry. Ise Preemie: rhad no other islets's* of `g. quit-of tl.ie tense e mob, and sherefo7e *as corn pelletito hand the bread dowu &yin the lines, and it was itieMrdingly di,tributed .o them, by ENO's' Taylor was also greatly a'ansed, earl was threateind by several of then. He felt it sieerneary iu this place to date to the Jury, what also would nap douhtedly be repeated to them by his Lor.lahi items the bench, that if a number of ',enmeshed aelembled with the design of violating the law, aid only one of them was actually guilty of the act. jet ell thee, who were percent at the time were in the eye of the law equally guilty. If, under inch circumstances, one of the parties committed murder, for instance, all the rest would be considered as murderers.—' Thit he only stated for the purpose of reminding t4eelury. that if every ore of the pre-omenat the r not he proeeJ a to have been actively cos eerhed iu the riot, yet if they were all fouipd - to have filreied a part of the assemblage, they onght to be Ltitally deemed guilty orthe not. The prisoners reel many different ages, and some of them very young; all lie sLoulti have to say on this sithjecn, was, that if they were at years of discretion, how ever young, they were and ought to be amenable to the haws. Neither did be think that Corerunteet . had,acted wrong in selecting some of the female 'sex, as objects of prosecution. We all know - that women are atpable ofeloitig great evil, especially at sue!, titnes. They were we ll known to have been .partiedhulv active en the riots iu London; in 17e0 ; sal-therefore it was necessary to *hew, that even women could oat be guilty of' such acts with =pow Hit!. The qiiestion for the Jury to determine was, whether three iwrsens had assembled tretether to disturb the peat eof the country ? ar.d if they hada . they insist find them guilty. The qrantnns of pti nishment would be in the-breast of th... Judie ; and he hoped, if theyescreronrieted . , it irotiftlbe thought easy even to the prisoners themselves.' If Gavenn meut had not been very lenient, they might at this eminent hate stood ins very derereut and more ties fill situation. / Thomas Taylor. on his elimination by Mr. SAILLTT, sai . d, that he lived et Eve's House. in the paris4 of Mitton, asid• had a corn-mil about half a mile front hi. honse. Between one and lYso o'clock, on the 6th of June,-a number of both men and women aniembled near his house. There un A ht he about tao hundred, hat it was - impossible la state exactly how ninny there were. They were first seen by hi. serve:A, a lio said the mob were' coining, and on Witness going to the door, he saw them making in chew order towards his home, some arin.Al with club*, and some with h:tadt,toos, and • such like iiistriimeatii. 'When they got near his boast, some of the women came forward, and nets for pushing in at the gate of the small yard or gee. den at the front of the house; but the mob cried out, they must not de so, but go round to the bum k door. They did not make a noise at this times hut were very quiet, sad the scene was very politest'. W Mew went through the house, amid opened that back door, and stoodyn the door way v. h the door in his hand. When the mob came within admit two yards of him, lie reamed them to Lail f r s-fsas' minutes, until he should talk to them ; 2r.ef • pr✓ posed that they Arnold the,e a committee of tea or tiiecty persons to .pr in and search the booms They binned +deli; cause with aaw upon Maas so that he ants obliged to give war. &W stru4 a kind of liohby in thimuswee. Weis itsiut thirty orfisrty of theist hail entered the brews. he t:e.ired them to regulate themschies, form a par, to examine his 'waive. and NO.. their report. He did sot know any of them at that time, but 1164 seen some of thrin since, ale! pointed out Pleas oue of the party. They dlit not iptak to witness,