The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

SPECIAL COMMISSION. WIANTSDAT, Tan. 20, IMUSTII DAT. AFFAIR AT NEWMARKET. jo sic G ram of the Coen this day. which was f ie* eteweed is es the former Sittings seder the ormilesiee. Jobe SeHiram, James Hem!abate sad dies Sullivan. were pet to the bar, charged with Ong illegally assembled on the 25th of January. with ether persons, at Newmarket. in this County. After hearing the evidence. and se able charge from the Bench, the Jury retired for about as hoer. Os their return into the Court, they gave is verrlict o f °silty stalest John Sullivan. When the verdict iota Japes ihAtlahan was denneded, the Foreman " Chilly of being present, but not takieg an plied.active part." The Learned Baron, M'Clelland, said. that such a maim could net be received by the Court, and the Jury should agile retire, and give a verdict simply of guilt or anoints , . Mr. Janice Moore added, that the Jury bad two **ivies to melee on their oaths, vie.—" Wm the pri woe present. and if present, was be, in nay meaner, 'Wig, assisting, fa. ?' The Foreman replied. that his conviction was, that, ai d, a ve rdict could sot be noticed, but he was di rected by his fellow Jurors to offer it. The Jery ties retired again. 11011C111LT TAXING anus. Matthew Cowbell was them put istweed under amp of harlot uslawfully taken a glut, the property at MB Hoye,. The gee, it appeared, was lobes t ake the ninon of terror. from Themes Hobbs, Ibe uwward of Mr. Boyce, at Milionlis. sear Ksoilldie A l m a Gu sty, ea the 7th of November lest. belles day•hresk, Thee a party of men attacked Ile hossi '— Aftm witness', were examieed. the Learned le*. Mme, charged the Jury, who retired. At about she Aka, th•J•vies in both the above cases retuned Imams ef Utility, without distinction. Ochre os TWA err. 11111. 1111110101111tes NOVAE. gotiok Leary was indicted for being concermed io i lin duck of thelper. Mr. Kimbell'''. Rector of Elembehie, os tie morning of the fhb of January lam. Evidence having been gives, the prisoner disi so deface. and the Joey without hesitation Nei him Guilty. lbw M'Donnell and Petrick Walsh, for being histis ones at sight, near Charlevilk, were found Complies Beckley, takes near Carrigeeinsmi, by esliistei he 39th vegimeet, after baring throws sway a pelt with • boyonet ailed to it, was also omitted. STATE 07 THE COUNTY 07 LIMERICK. (ma cos imitator or oissosv.) ANIMUS ihiaDaa..--interday,abNit t►rss * * Cloth, 111 Meth% Petit. servant to Williams Soytb. Esq. • morning lime after seeing his wife, ►e was not ►y a party of lowest% w►o And at trod four balls. and meaty-for sings is ►as since died of his wounds. ram &SWUM cusoneLs er wsonssosv.) • non Marina.—•T►le moment (two love boo foreweed Not Uliek Rorke. , rearming from bin farm to Isis deslllog hoese glinr•ltridgeoru seerdenvd witkie Me h yodeled yards of Moldier of Copps. is t►is satiny. This sirood msseseetse web place at the early hoer of fear the aftensoos yesterday, by a party of fol iaged several s►uts is his body. Mr. B. lestessive fleetiemaa, sad salversally lut, James Herron, Seq. plug to his farm, , was Aced at from babied a ditch; his preserved by the velocity of his horse; be, received s wooed is his left ►and. SAVAGE OUTRAGE. tmecet, Pan. IS, 1822.—Ssaday sight, as at of the Ride Brigade were on their Mitchelstown to Killinas, their wires aid babieg preceded them es ears, they were at party of shoat forty mem, who isstastly the ameessitioa ; and on being imbues/ sot with them, they declared their istes• ill-treating tad murdering every Scotch sad woman amoupt them, asd insisted on know. there was as 'Sur or serjeaat's wife of , thee dragged the wows oat of the ears. barbarously abused Else of them!! I—Two of are despaired of. and a third was missing , tweety.fonr boars." informed, that as esgagvesent took places* • ►etween the small detachment of the ,atioe Yeomanry from Askeaton, and a Whitehall, who attempted to rescue one of associates, and it is ascertained that owl of the several must have been wosaded, as • expended each 16 rounds of ball. The retreated into the Wood near Askeateo. Commissary omies 7 al's Department is Ireland is 'eduction after the 24th host. Colonel 4 retires upon half-pay, sod is to be succeeded Laskein. The department, after that period, the direction of the Commissary-General of Commander-in-Chief for Ireland ceases ofJaae. 0 Letter, appointing the Solicitor-General Justice of the King's Beach, was received • yesterday morning. He was sworn into the Lord Cbancellor.—(Dnelia Morning .. 29.) As hritaltaral College is to be formed in Ireland, 'srosat.—(Patriot ) wage* Journal contains the Roman Catbo to Marquess Wellesley, and his Becalm- To the expression of a hope in the Ad the Penal Code will be abolished daring Isis Viceroyalty, he remarks that, " his dety it situation is to administer, not to alter, but he *stores the deputation that his po- iples on the silica of Catholic rights re singed." Irish Members wbo voted against Ilse In- Act, are—Lord Hill, Down ; HOS. C. city Cork ; T. S. Rice, city Limerick. trout St. Petersbergh of the 30th nit. state, Attobal manufactures and commerce having red by the unlimited importation of foreign was intended to establish a now already laid before the Council of the Km- 4347111111 Muir se Frederick Petit was returning Lem mar Adare, by • 1 bias. zed lodged his body ; be km (rams rum atm Asteresa irdsss &cloth). we ism Isl. returning fee axed-bridge,wu of be Wihipp of fel esuserkuse teed o'clock ia the after lows, who lodged a was a moat ins& . estmsed. Friday lut, Jam at Tomeeely. was hi was preaerved I however, received SA ImuattroCets & detachment of march from Slitcht • children babing pr • tacked by a party tailed for the an that it was not wit list oaf ill-treating a Wish amaze au a leg whether there • tkir party. • " They thee • asd barbarously a theirlirea are deg ▪ ter tweety.foar he We are informed ee Woodsy last, betel it 42d aid Palatine • Mrtysf whitetwr their associates, al r, lane, Schiller!, se as Ile military expels re imargeats retreat. The Commitaary e , 4 essiergo a talue ▪ Wrelield retires a II Mr. Loden". le WI be adder the a . of Engl an d . re Thteffice of CCM Ihe 24th of Jae to. 1 4 !Seet Lett ist 16 h/ I :lief Justice lef Nl:astle yeetet 44 4efere the 14 all h a t, p d. 29.) 11.1 'dr eArricaltural 41 by Gorernotoat.--1 et. Freentqa's 31.1 hi Address to list ere ersoassrer. To t ysh thou that the Pena ins " ; . Etrellenc' s Vi ce 'his •R•sis present aitui e law s; " b t ary 'he he to mical principles o 3 Of " %%changed Tat oily Irish r of *Ttne tie. Act, o f 111 44 mon, city Adel crs from Si ry 5 list rk e national I .te isj i red by II IV. Iced,, it was in Fitch %a, 4 lread • . IP.iltallltS DINNER AT CHICHESTER. 01110 X A Chichester. Pei. 10. 181 S. Mr. C 011111.?? Coed to-day at the market ordinary, at the fiwan-ian. ie this city. It had been haws for some days previons, that he intended to be here. and by the time dinner well anaonneed, a party of Agriculturists. amounting to upwards of 130. bad completely illed the tables in the di:slag-room. Mr. C. took his seat at the right held of the Chair man. (S. Woos.vansea. Req.) and seemed le perfect health aid spirits. After the cloth was removed, the towing toasts were gives by the Chairman : "The King, may be always remember that be holds the crows for the good of the subject:" " The Memory of Caroline, the injured Queen of Rag land." "The Royal Family, may they never forget the principles which placed the line of Brunswick on the Throne." Thal:us:emus thee rose and said, as be was quite are that every person present felt (in a greater or less degree) the present national dinettes. he should take t►e liberty of prep:ming the health of • person the. in the room, who be believed could point eat both the tease aid core of it better the. any other man is Raglasd : he meant Mr. Cobham Several persons then proposed an oddities of three times three, with which the Chairsnan emaplied. After the applause which followed this Mast bad subsided, Mr. Cossare rose and aid,—That be felt most rise:rely grateful for the very handsome mouser, in which the large party be then saw before him, bad dose him the hover to drink his he then proceeded to state his °Oaks that the distresses, l which ass sew so generally felt, arise from the enor• moss weight of taxes with which the coustiy is sow bertkened increased as it is by the operation of Mr. Peel's MlL—This position, Mr. C. illustrated with his usual ability, by malty powerful arguments which seemed to make a great impreesios en his hearers, who by this time were increased considerably. to upwards of 300. He next stated. he believed things would never have arrived at their presses pis:, or at say rate would sot have remained so long as they have. if the most powerful and wealthy of the Nobility and Landlords, had not ether reasons for wishing the pre sent system to be persevered in. if possible. He would take for lastest* those of the neighbourhood of Chi. ehester—Of Lord Selsey, be never beard any thing in his life, till by accident he saw his same in a Sussex Newspaper the other day ; consequently be did not know whether he received may thing from the taxes or not. He would next speak of fir Duke of Richmond and Lord Rgremout ; in doing which he ►egged to disclaim all persesality, as every thing ►e had beard of both these Noblemes was highly creditable to them; but still, he must obser►e, that their families, if not themselves. reorienl large sums of money from the Hovernmest. the west o which would be west severely felt by them. Det as t is @eldest (oestisant Mr. C.) that Ibis email' this, a casuist last for say lesgth of time. and if they eons der rightly the difference, as to stability between the r meow &Ashok from their landed states, and, Ai frees the Treasury, it will set be len before they j.. 1 as in wishing the bonbons of the /*wary to he e dema, as aurae peoless that-preoperkp es the -Mail ia wilds wu the pride sad glory of oar inveighers. He the. ridiculed the idea, that throwing a port of de lead out of cultivation would benefit the firmer, us. also that any trifling redaction in taxes world be of Amy service. send osneinded by drawing a meet ac". mated picture of the crisis, which, he said. must come. if preseat measures are persevered in.—His speed lasted exactly an hour. and was received with thi most enthusiastic applause. A Petition to Parliament is sow lying for signature at Carlisle, praying for the amelioration of oar Cri urinal Code. Last Monday oinking, at a very namemme meeting ad the Radical Reformers, held at the Union Rooms la Leeds. a Petition was voted to the House of Com MO., on the motion of Mr. Mason, seconded by Mr. Mann, animadverting on the increase of punishment inflicted opou Mr. Hunt. and praying the House not only to institute an inquiry into the circumstance. but In consequence of the service which Mr. Hunt had rendered to the conntry. to remit the remainder of his sentence. ONE or THE SC AAAAA OUCH BANIIII.—WE are sorry to learn that the Banking-house of M . Lister, Moorsons and Co.. of Scarborough. suspended pay meat a few days ago. Oa this subject, a correspond. eat of another paper observes, that every thing at Scarborough is consequently at present at a stand still ; bat be adds, and we are glad to satire the re mark. that it is confidently expected that the unfortu nate Bank will ultimately pay in fall.—( Leeds Mere.) The Commissiosers of the Customs have issued an order to their officers, that in future in all cases where a cargo of timber, la. is reported, am so many pieces " part cut." or in cases where the word " about" I s I used, that they are to proceed to seise the excess I above the actual quantity named. The law certainly requires that the muter of every vessel shall correctly report his cargo, but from the extreme difficulty of determining the exact number of pieces cut for stow age, the indulgence of qualifying this by the words " part cut for stowage," has hitherto been allowed by the practical officers under such circumstances to cover any above the actual number reported. lorouvaxv TO AORICULTUMISTII..--WO are Inform ed, that a few months agu. prosecutions were raised by a Collector of Excise against I farmers, and a gentleman overseer of this county, " for selling by reap their crops, and letting grass parks, without the employateat of a licensed auctioneer." The cases were tried at the Judos of Peace Court, Dalkeith. when the parties were Geed. They. howe►er, ceaceiving the convictions illegal. petitioned the Board of Excise. who. after the minutest deliberation, granted the prayer of the petitioners, and ordered the fines to be returned. It hence follows, that all farmers. Su. are legally entitled to let parks, and dispose of their own crops, by auction, without employing auctiouers.— I (Edinburgh Stir.) Accounts from Cassel state, that a person who served in the Hessian troops has bees arrested on snipicion of being guilty of the poisoning the Prince's attend ant at the Masquerade. Oe the fltb instant five shocks of earthquake were felt is the environs of Laadshot, in Bsvatis, is lees than $0 seconds. NR. COUTTS. • ....SW- Yesterday, the 14th inetant, died at his house in Stratton -street, Thomas Coots. Esq. Mr. Contts bad attained the advanced age of 90. His life was one of great and useful exertion. He possessed a singularly clear judgment, with a warm and affectionate heart. Few men ever enjoyed in the degree which Mr. Coatis did, the confidence and es teem of his friends, or obtained, unaided by rink or political power, so much consideration and influence is society, The large fortune which he acquired was a conse. qneoce, and not the object, of his active life, which at every period was devoted to the aid and advancement of those he loved, He died surrounded with friends, in the presence of Mrs. Contra and his daughters, the Countess of Guil ford and lady Burdett, with their families, and Lord Dudley Stuart, the sou of his second daughter, the Marchioness of Bute, who is now in Italy on account of her health. DRURY-LANE .7'H E.9TR E. A new musical Drama in three acts, called the Pete. ran, or the Farmer's Sam, was brought before the pub lic at this theatre on Saturday. sod received with universal applamse. The plot is simple, and not very interesting, but the characters are drawn with considerable humour, that dialogue is lively, and some of the incidents very anissieg. An old General, represented with effect by Menden. has two daaghters, one of whom Rosa (Miss Fade), obtains her father's consent to marry a young officer (Mallifillsat her sister Bell (Madame Vestris), through .envy, opposing the match, the officer in dis guise pretends to make love to her, and is favoured, when be discovers himself to be her sister's lover, and she is now ashamed to oppose the onion. The officer who had entered the army at an early period of life, and was ignorant of the abode of his parents, discovers his father in the person of a worthy old fanner, named Franklin, who had in the meanwhile been reduced to poverty, but had been supported and protected by the filial piety of his younger son Jonas (Mr. Knight). The piece abounds with sentimental maxims, which ought rather to be esemplied in the conduct of the characters, than formally okruded as they generally are, on the atteotiun of the audience. Many of the songs were loudly encored. A new actress, Miss FORD', made her first appearance in this Theatre, and as she possesses a very sweet, and at the same time, powerful voice, with an elegant figure and handsome face, she was most tor flially greeted by the audience. A bravura song by her was particularly admired. A song by HA MAT, with recitations in the character of a Parliamentary Orator, in which the manner of various publics peakers was imitated, contributed greatly to the success of the Drama, which was given out for repetition this evening amidst reiterated plaudits. Saturday at wee o'clock, the Marquess of Lowlander -v met several of the Cabinet Ministers at the Foreign O.IIM, who coatinued in deliberatios for some time. Satorday afternoon, a Meeting of the Board of Trade was held. Mr. H. Unroev's same is is the list of the Majority a ;sheet Lord AI hares s otioa. M r.Os racy did sot vote. Mr. Pentland and Mr. Meade Smith have declared themselves Candidates for the Represestaties of °mem& M►. UFA has ham theses Representative is Par lamella far thargarvas. L • )it. 6u giros IGO the •oor, to be distributed u follows :—to Nostrum, 400; Arbroadr. 200 ; Breebie, 200; Berrie, 50. Entneunon, Fes. 22.—Wednesday se'nnight the Council appointed George Joseph Bell, Esq. to be Pro fessor of Scots Law in the University, vacant by the •esignatioa of David Blame, Esq., appointed a Baran f Exchequer. The Kieg has been pleased to nominate and appoint Dr. Robert Minion, son of the late Professor Christison, to be Professor of Medic tlJorisprndenee and Medical Pollee in the University of Edinburgh. The French Ministers, it is still asserted, have it in contemplation to assimilate the Chamber of Peers in France more closely to the English Hesse of Lords, by introducing twelve Spiritual Peers in addition to the four or five now belonging to that body. Letters mention, among those whom the King has designated for that boomer, the Archbishop of Paris, the Grand Almoner, sad the Archbishop of Amiens. In an article from Corfu complaint is made against the lonian Government for its partiality towards the Turks ; and it is even stated that all subjects of the Russian Empire, including the Consul General of that Power, have received orders to quit the Islands. The latter part of these statements is known to be un founded, and the accuracy of the whole may be there fore questioned. The Emperor of Russia has, by an Ukase, prohibited for ever the punishment of brand ing throughout his dominions, as tending to prevent a culprit from endeavouring to redeem his character. Letters from Batavia, dated the sth of October, say, that an earthquake was felt at Semarang and Sapera on the 25th of September. The shock was very vio lent, but oo mischief was done. The deaths from Cholera Morbus had become reduced to an laconsider able number. Tux Guaans.—This morning the three Regiments of Foot Guards shifted their quarters. The First Bat talion of Grenadiers from Westminster to P 011011111• street Barracks. The Second Battalion of Grenadiers from Knightsbridge to the Barracks in the King's Mews. The First Battalion of Coldstreams from P man-street to Knightsbridge. The Second Battalion of Coldstreams from the King's Mews to Chatham. The First Battalion of the Third Regiment from Chat. bans to the Toner; and the Second Battalion of the Third Regiment from the Tower to Westminster Quarters. This forer eon, observing a great crowd collected about the house of Mr. Carlile, 55, Fleet-street, we found upon enquiry that Mr. Samuel Waddington bad by some means obtained possession of the pre mises, and opened the shop. He was however shortly after compelled to close it again ; and we saw the lit tle Gentleman treating his h with an otation, which, in consequence of the crowd, we bad not the good fortune to hear. Bost/am—The battle between Kendrick and Acton, will take place on Thursday neat, the 28th inst. in a 21 fret rope ring • both men are sanguine of success. Acton trained has been at Brighton, under the tuition of •the scientific Mr. Hales; while Kendrick has been training over the delightful spot, near Richmond, Surrey, Bet ting stol on the Black. The Suffolk Champion, and Robert Burn, will also contend in the same ring, for a subscription purse. After which the battle between the two baiter., Hiller and *Loan, will settle their disputes, who takes up forty sovereigns. ~. - EXRCUTION. This morning, Wm. Abbott, for the murder of Mary Lee, was executed pontoon to his sentence, in frost of the Debtor's Door, Neurgase. The circumstances Mending the crime for which Ab bott suffered havingbeeo so recently before the public, a repetition of them is unnecessary. The conduct of this man, from the time of his apprehension to his conviction, was of the most hardened description, and all attempts to bring him to a just sense of his condition seemed to be hopeless. He, however, at a late hour last night mani fested symptoms of contrition, and was frequently beard to exclaim " The Lord hare mercy on my poor soul." Mr. Cotton immediately availed himselLof this ciroont stance, and was unremitting in his endeavours to induce a sincere repentance. In consequence of a scorbutic af fection in his legs, Abbott was not encumbered with irine. He was led from his cell by the Itev.4fr, Cott**, attended by the Sheriffs. On reaching the scaffold he viewed the awful preparation with great agitation, and several times exclaimed. " Christ have mercy on my poor unfortunate soul." He rather hastily ascended the steps and cast a wild look on the crowd around him. A few minutes after eight the drop fell, and the world closed on the wretched man for ever. After banging the moat time, his body was conveyed in a shell to St. Barthirio mew's Hospital for dissection. It is nearly three yeses since the last execution for murder took place at the Old Bailey. MARKETS.—(Teas DAr:), • Colut-ExcEANoe, FEB. 25.-1 be arrival/ of Wheat, in the course of last week, were very large, and the ma jor part of it remained over for this moraing's market ; when we had a considerable quantit y fresh to from 8.- sex, Kent, and Suffolk, the demand tor which was very ancrattly a few of the finest runs from the above counties could be disposed of at a redaction of Is. per quarter; yet prime picked samples obtained last Mon day's prices, but the inferior sorts were totally unsale able.—The supply of Barley has also been very abun dant since this day sennight, yet superfine samples went off at list week's prices; hot all other descriptions were dull sale, at a redaction of full Is. per quarter.—Seams and Oats are Is. per quarter cheaper, the *apply of oath being much larger than the consumers could take off,— I a Peas and other articles there is no alteration. Eau assn. F.. e s. s. Small Beans it 15 Wbeat.Reat, sad Essex Tick ditto . 90 New 94 86 Outs. Poeta* 93 46 Old — Ditto, Poised.— 111ldt Suffolk, (New) SI 16 Ditto, Feed. l6 20 Old — Plasr. per Back SO OS Norfolk, (Old) 44 SO Itapossaijor Last M. SS/. Rye. 96116 111esalett. Barley l7 96 Mott. Aserista.... Malt to 86 host le S . White Peas 26 98 Battle, Red" Boilers 99 10 Hasbro' Red Grey ditto II 94 , BVIITHPIELD.-11owpar. To Ask tbe offal per st. of Sibs. BMW dd. to 1.11.11. CATTLV AT maseitv. Melba— Is. 6d. to 4a. OA. Beasts Veal .... 4a. Od. to as. 64 'Calves Pork .... 98. Od. to 4e. 61. Sheep and Lambs IZ6IO Lamb .... its. Od. to Os. Od. Puts . 186 NAT AND IFTRAW. Hay.... W. 10s. to 4ft. es. I Straw ..11. 8.. to It. lbs. Clover 41. Os. to 41.165. ' Abstract of the Returns of Weekly Arrival of English Wheat, at the Corn-Market, Mark-lane, of the Weekly Prices of Wheat at Oullford Market, In the veers 1819 20, 1820.21, and 1821-22. 1819.20. Sizings weeks, from the illps -e 111111ftamr, 1819, 82.948 inartore. pekes 171.46.4 d. to 211.9 x. 94. Sixteen weeks, from the 12th June, to the 25th Sgt. 103,977 quarters, price per load, from 17!. Lia 3d. to 211.35. Id. Twenty weeks.from the 2d Oct. to the 12th Feb. 1810. 142,497 quarters, price per load, from 15/. 15s. to IW. 18s. 6d. Oraeral Average, 18/. 17.. 3J. 1820-1. Sixteen weeks. from the 19th Feb. to the 3d June. 1820, 135.332 quarters, price per load, from 15'. 3s. 9d. to 211.45. Bd. Sixteen weeks, from the 10th June to the 231 Sept., 101,774 quarters, price per load, from 161.75. 94. toil/. 4s. 7d. Twenty weeks, from the 30th Sept. to the 10th Feb., 1821, 134,936 quarters, price per load, from 12/. 7s. 9d. to 17,125. 9d. Oenerl Average, 171. 65.44. 1821-2, Sixteen weeks, From the 17th Feb. to the 2d. June, 1821, 95,213 quarten,priceper load,from 12!. 191* to 171.25. 9d. Sixteen weeks, from the 9th June to the 224 Sept., 125,8.54 quarters, price per load, from 12!. 13s. Id. to 17/. 151. Ild. Twenty weeks, from the 29th September to the 9th February, 1822. 231, 2 83 quarters, prices per load, from 8/. 10e. 111. to IW. 17e. 341. General Average 141. 14e. 3d. • This includes 25,880 quarters of foreign corn, the ports then being epee for a short period. IRRNARRII. The extreme prices have been taken for the purpose of 'hewing that the average has been effected very consi derably by the inferior quality of the corn ; and that. notwithstanding the low average,geod corollas obtained . high prices. The Onildford prices have been taken, because the illark.lane Returns do not give any general average of the extreme prices. The divisions of the year have been made for the pur pose of 'hewing the effect produced upon the market by sew corn, for some months Amin harvest; and thence diness of prices far the remaioder of the year ; and Am' bow the increased quantity of each succeeding close has regularly lowered the prices. The quantity at market in the twenty weeks of 1921-2 is above serendenths was than the quantity at market ' similar periods is 18204; and above six-tenths morn this the quantity at minket at similar periods of 1819 and 1820. The total quantity of 1921-2 is above two tenths more than the total quantity of 1820-1, and nearly four-tenths more than the quantity of 1819.20. A BRIGHTON Potaca.-At Thursday's sitting% a p e r. son of the name of Ewen, retired from the Itosiaess of a grocer, which he carried on for many yea?, at the top of High-street, in this town, sod who lIRIII t ec e been living in Oxford-place, Level, where he ta. considerable property, appeared, to a` ewer tat the charge of having attempted to violate tbli person of 4 little girl of the age of six years. the daughter of Mr.. Waldron, his neighbour; when, after Inning the 'evidence of the mother and the child, Sir Daeli Scott considered that sulkiest proof had been addesed to send the case to a Jury. The crime charged was etated to have been committed is a stable last Sunda: week. Ewes., who is 63 years of age, has found bail for his appeasance. The child is pretty and eagaging, and gave her evidence in a very distinct manner. From circumstances which have come to our know ledge, we are bound to state, that this is peculiarly a case in which the public should suspend their j•ttlx meat until after trial.-(Brighton Herald.) i ] V - 1 A . , 6 ti N A_