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I C k enthellishatents, he might have them all bat the sqbstsoce of the work, which lie the 'production t;IF the • Defendant. It was contended theists. had Riven the copyright of the assatstript to the Plain. trilf for fourteen yesrs. Allowink that she had, she di4 eat give it fee the sacend fourteen years, then 10014 pretence was there that she assigned it for thee, shoe foorteen years ? • ** ..rhs LOUD CIANCIILLOR- 44 If the Defendant Illtenght an series at law, *meld Dot a question nye saber littlarstioa in the preface of the work, that she pee it as a gift to the public, whether Sr o y person had sot the right lb publish it i4ossetion the Plaintiff has obtsibed syperrst • Yeisr diem. Mr. Pepys, it to preput het from iPlsbresbiag the work with his embellishments. but if' yaw client can give a print of • eetee's head and a.eat's heat, so different as the riots of the. are betreefs the Ant 'sod sectmid editions of the Pain you mot eo. ily have embellishisenteof your iv, and this Court will not interfere; as to the rut of the haunch If Denison, I am sure you nook' cot look at it." hi.. Hones stated, that the work *wee tooted Stationer's Doll in the name of the Plaiiitiff. as property, and that it was done with the per. usivion.of the Defendant. The.LORP,CHASCRI.LOR—" Then according-to the, LSD of Stationers' Hall, it is deubtfal whetkex ant penes has the right to publish the work but • Mr. Mousy ?" Mr. House- replied. This Was Ca•nctu.tia." In • late period of this discussion, it appeared that this work had been re ` golarly entered at Stationers' Hall by the Plain tag. and in his name: I am therefore compelled to withdrowall I have said during the discussion about the eights of this lady, the Defendant, or any 'ghee tenon from publishing it, except the Platadiff. It is clear this Court will restrain say person from publishing the work of an author, whether it is or is not entered at Stationer.' Hal, • if's' is entered the party aggrieved coufJ go for the On the infriogensesit of a cops right this Court will interfere; but there may be cases where the Court will leave the parties to their remedy at law. The Defendant says the copyright is in her, but I do not know how she handed over the receipts which the work is grounded on to the Plaintiff. If sbe collected a number of receipt., and arranged them for publication, she would have a copyright; hot if she only collected them, and handed them over to the Plaintiff for him to arrange them for publication, she would have no copyright. it is - now clearly knows that there cannot be an aisign. merit of a copyright without it is in writing. The preface to the book says that the Defendant col. sleeted the receipts for the use of her daughters, but as they had been beneficial to them, she gave them for the use of the public. and that she would not re. clic, any, emolument from the publication, but 'tusked that it might pass without censure; she owl the receipts into the hands of the Plaintiff without auy meution whether he should have an interest in them for three or fourteen years, and he undertook the hazard of the publication, under the promise that she (the Defendant) was to receive so emolument from its proceeds. Here the manu script is put into another person's handy, on the •person giviug it saying, 't I want no profit—you publish them at your own risk—l want an profit— what arises will lie yours." When the Plaintiff sent the Defendant 1.50/. she received it not as a right. bat sea testimony of her talents Han author. If she had a right to receive the money, why did riot the Defendant apply fur an injunction, when the Plaint. tiff was reimbursed for the reprove he had been at in printing end publishing ? The Court has had great difficulty in granting an injouction where authors hare let many persons publish their works. hove thought, where they allowed ten to publish, it was severe to restrain the i lth ; for which reason I have left them at their remedy at law. lam of opinion, in this cue, without saying that the Plain tiff has the sole right of publishing the work, or that the Defendant and the public have a concur rent right with him. that it is not a case for the in ty,ference of this Court, and the parties must apply foe their remedy at law." M,. HOR1111—" Theo the injunction is di.. spired ?" The LORD CDANCILLOR—" Certainly ; for the Court his no jurisdiction." fir. Theo the injunction against the lieleadant is also dissolved ?" •.4r. flout That cannot be ;as that injanc tiop woe granted in • ditierent cause, ithicb is not wet before the Court ; therefore hie Lordship cau sal take cognisance of it." Mr. HINILD-.." Then we will bring it before the Court by motion." Holtwe-..4 , When you do, we shall be ready tojdeet you." .iiijui.ction dissolved. . • 4:0111tT OR ZING'S BaNCH, Wiensuirms, TVIIIID•11, NOVILIMiII I. ..• - • • • . , . .'this being the first day of Tem. the Coed act at' the Ouildhall. Westminster. The uses! rePOrts el .the number and state of the convicts were read. i e . MATIVARD V. sonata. This was ao action for • penalty seder the- Qmase Laws. It was tried before Mr. Justice By/rough, at the last Assizes for Chelmsford, when sbeJs e t i nd a verdict for the Plaintiff. SY now moved fur a rule to stew even why the verdict should not be set aside, and a pen-suit entered. The active was-for keeping a belting dog, the Defendant oat being qualified. itloppeared in evidence at the trial, that the dog Mid set- been used as • ...sitar for two seasons pre vibes to the action being brought. He (Mr. Our ss44 bad sabmitted to the Learned Judge• that the.. ought to be some evidence giros that the dog mei kept fee the purpose of the destruction of game. sod at first Mr. Justice Burreugh inclined ee. that opinion also, though he ultimately directed .tie Jury • to find fur the Plaintiff, with leave to make .the present motion. The Learned Judge's direction so the Jury want founded on hid opinion, /Mess the law stood at present, so person mould keep a setting dog unless he sw e r e .duli ge o l i fieg. Mr. Justice The keeping might be esedeace of the intention to fir.troy game; but' 13,41416 re armievideuce to she. that the bitch was not kept with that intention." . sr. GUSSET referred the Court to the cut of . Reed e. Felieel, , Nl34th Ss*, p. Ms lonvitide greeted/ *Ai L Mr. ffietjtamst . awe asoised,;24lpito Ara ease Way Meob B•wdmioit, . . 4:11dIeller ' ON llamscsein Castle, an • show Amiessinufbisat. abradd est be perillitted to i. •••tot vet g iving Mill I before a Magistrate Eh ‘lllll tiebettr. The Learned Serjeant tuned shim MC abilb stating that the sppl trio nt elm ligsb""' gg • ''-'. 11 4 a vows la* joerney to dig CUM irs IWO at wog s oa t h lliinitter. . ...To ii,..r.a• • . 4.-t. , rt• • ,i./ N , .. .., 1... rive Leib L'lttr igi ' i tt m . _ .,y , **llitt itty intone ors .''• • , ler in shit way *One 41104,401e1yi.g. fee , 11. arlton. - - ..h•e tin') Mr. Serjeant Casa cited she ewe of Amp Jaw, reported in . Bariseiivik ad Akleisamet Reports• His affidavit stated that Banda) went to a public house, and for the first these in hie Oh an the de ceased ; some -offensive language was owl by him, and a quarrel ensued; when, tp inroad ;further CM. sequences. Bowden quitted tlie.house with • fliend, and the deceased, inning -Om quitted it by *umber deer, met Bowden in the strew' and threatened to break his nose. A .cslMt eninedlnetbe'deeeised falling on his herd, freeload Ws eiull. Kole to stew Fause greittid.., . . •.. POLICE. . . • • ........ • - - • • taw-reuse: Yesterday Framer Barker, a &Mk 'obi marts to the theatres, was 6... sight he the slice, fn. St. Marlin's sresch. house, sad inederweet ma eneshisaitow lea.. Sir Rieherd blinse, chervil with robbing Jeremiah . Perry of a gold bremieli, who staled ant he was is a Ma its Drery.imse Ikea. tee on Monday night, whey the Prisoner Meseta sal second him of having Mule. a brooch from bar,' sad geld him if hr would gibe her a pound for it, she meld say main farther sheet sal matter. Concise's.' bie limesece. he re fined to *need to any Mai she said, When shogun him • Melest blow, sod sitruipsed to seiti the been\ is hie bosom. She was thee tabooing. custody. and enanyed Is the watch. beam. TM Promeeter Meng stated telhe Magistrate Mut the Prisons. attended the plsy.henee every light— Sir Richard Baran invoked if him bow he Inew that, k nee* if he hoe. it of his own hunted's be most be himself. The Prosecutor admitted that he ins freqseatly there, at least two sights in a week, and the worthy' Magistrate is. gaited if his frequent mundane* at the theatre was with the knowledge of his parent*, so erb.sk he did sot give • diesel The charge of minimisation egotist the youth foe nines the brooch from her, on esplassain she stated to have takes place I. the anatomy dada( (Mkt weather. The ease was disdained. Several perms. were charged, sad Seed twesty siiilliap, for kttiag squibs aid other lise.worke eff is Illesiday sight. A nose in Whitirebspd was Mend so lan hen set me ire by lire.weirks. Rieherel Weed, a boy cooly 16 years of elm was charged with se determined ea attempt to cosmic murder probably as ever took place ardor the eircomstancee. Charles Satchels Mann*, a 'Mash 17 years of age. an ap pendage io Mr. Joseph Bartholomew, of No. {9, Church. street, Bethnal-green, a hearth rugmaaufniurer, appeared at the once tumske the charge siphon the Prisoner, bet le such • reduced sad emaciated state, that it was with great diaculey that he could give his evidence or nee speak, and et Me rod of orrery seal,... be was obl iged to tut twee fruit to enaMe him Is give au utterance to kis voice; be was brought to the sake supported by his distressed sad dieted father to make the charge, who had travelled a considerable distance from the cormlre oe his being written I. upon the subject of • desperate attempt having hen made in kis no's life. Sir Richard Sinn', with the greatest hemeelly, allowed she youth to sit, an is giving his evideeee, that he might en the least exert log possible in answeriag by ••••osyllable• where it waa puseibie to be don; and truss she substance of what the youth said, it appeared that he sod the Primmer are fellow opprestices ; that es last Weinealay afeerano, ha. twee, two sad three o'clock, they had a dispute in the workshop num ease red wonted used in the betimes of their sealer, when the Prisoner struck hint no or three times, sad be gave the Winner use blew is raters; they eastieued squabbling till they got to • room adjoining the workshop. wises the Prisoner wised • large pair of Belo. ears, made in the shape of shears, with pants to both shin, with which he stabbed him in the chest, and the Prisoner thee *petted the miners sod entinwid stabbing him in the kit arm an thighs till he effected sine stabs is his arm, sad an spa each thigh ; he endeavoured to wrest the echoers from hien, but was nut able, Ibe Primer having isilleted the wounds so quietly mid with se Mick violence, besides having gut babied him. The hind Sowed copiously front the wounds be had received. and a smart of bleed at Irma was discharged. The sculls hennas him and the Prisouer caused err much Noise, that his mistress coins from below stairs I. know what was the matter; whea the Pri mmer arrwereol, " 1 have dews ;or him. 1 hope I ban dose for him r A servo. was seat for, and he was put to In. The Prisoner is his defence admits/Ethel the dispute was about • trillisg eircemstaace, and the illy pestilential he offered for tong the scissors la tbe • &elevate' way he had dose was that the Prosecutor bit sod seratcliad him. The master of the Iwo boys. Mr. Barthelemy. attended, and slated that be had not observed any ding vicious is either of them, but admitted that the Primmer was IM worst character. Kr. Mattock, the father of the Prosecutor, wished *be mutter to be asked whether the Prisitter was sot • Sabbath breaker ! Sir Rickard Simile theitaght it • proper geestio• surf also, whether both of them weeded to their church. 71e worthy Magistrate explaimed Ibis, that be smut some plats of worship. The master answered that he mould WO say much fir either of the buys is that respect. The Wortby Magistrate observed that be'wos to blame ow that ambient, as ho sot only ought to see ti *at, but it was his duty so to do. A third boy, soother apprentice to Mr. Rartkelamew, war was present at the squabble r was galled to give an se. count of whet be saw, when his statement turned to east all the blame opera the Prosecutor, and that the mown of oho Prisoner baring rerUlifie to the scissor. war, that the Prime. cuter did not light fair, as he had sesame to scratching sad biting. Sir Rickard Rini* suspected that this boy was giving • partial and prejudiced actimeal, sod asked him if be bad sot had a quarrel with the Praricutor, which ho admitted to be the case, aid it turned out that this boy bad slabbed dm Prosecutor twice w. a pair sf sciesers about two wombs ago but was owe prosecuted ost his mbar pardon. 'The .ot her of the Primmer, a widow, attended, who op. veered Is great distress for the conduct sod sitoathre of her as., and requesad that he might be edmittod to ball; but the worthy Magistrate said that was impartible, there beisig as testimony before hi. as to the aslant of dm amide. The father of the Prosecutor pledged biassed se pastors a certificate from tb largess attendittg his saes as to the stale of ha would*, mid returned to lb. Mice with all pea.. sib's speed with the (enemies " I du hereby certify bat Charles Satchel! Mattock re. (vireo! *ewersl mato& is difereat parts of Om body, ass of which penetrated the loop slightly. WILLtAM THOMAS. • " Ilboreditek, November I, 111$1." DARING STRUM' ROBIIIIRT. Jetsam ?IRMO: wee charged on empieloo of be cow. cereal, with too other, its • daring attack sod robbery upon Mr. fob. Witham. of No. 137, Chempelds, earislia mime. rectum, oho stated, that on Sate:day emalag, about • quarter before eight o'clock, as be was passim' op Gosiell street road, he was attacked by three sees who were staid. tag at the mid of the Woolpack pnbliabouse pamagr, sad be had every reams to believe that the Primmer wag ow of the men; be assigned as his mom for the belief - ' of the oshiagwnigi ilbenkMll4Piddlit e/M.t Des pass of the robbers, MIMS 111. 1 1 ", egelissegos sr the patrol, apprehended the Prises* is Waves on dissday Mr Sickbed Dine was i t in t soother sees wee remod is tialmedg es mantles Mining onset the shims as MM. liemgeedes 4Mkte, mad was to ims asemdeed semis gm kiesdeit mete will. Ste Richard IS Pinson. fee isether . elleslinenes se Sill day, and k will is tieterssised whieb elbeliallillielhoo Sib the Prieseges ita tlitoll-MALL. GAMING HOME. Jklerva 1111161111, • Jew, appeared to easset se informs. liherghlg him wish mikes op sad kiwlliwn • Poiloll ttAlf et a house Intone No. lA, Lambeth-mad, fee the per tif playlet the illegal sad fradeleat gases of Steel, *Melt asbkieted him in the penalty of VIOL Mr. Terme approved fur is presseties, sod Mr. Adol phe. for the Defendant. Joseph Miller, s moot sees foaldosably sttirod, preyed ii. cams he admitted that he hod freassitly played blientlf with the Defendant at she geese.( hazard. The perfusion eras convicted. The ohne Permian was charged epee a seeped harm goalies with Snag pkyed at the enlawful nos of hazard es the Ida Ortsiber last, nt his hone, skeane as above Mretiosed. The sus witless was raked who proved the sheer fewer hrdeposed to timing sees ii. Defending play 111 the rotimiwg is peones, sad he was mended Is the p eaky of 111. ter the orkece. Jairtersuk, of No. I, Drookenireet, Lambeth, appeared ly Costner to answer to an informative chartist hues wish playing at the g als of hazard us the nth October, al 110 Sane of Dorsett. A penes noised Tales, who described himself as late se Emit* is a foot set - is/en, who was takes hiso mead, at Baroetes hoese with the Del . ..edam, preyed hie playing at the games or hazard es the eight le onstios. He was coiseined is she penalty of kW. Jain Casson appeared to answer to as iereresatine pre cisely similar to the kat. He was esseicied epee the soma niers., to pay the sum of SOL The enamel pee inlet that all she Defeedasto isteaded to appeal to the Seminal stalest the conictioiss, and they entered Mks bail to prosecute the same, and were set at liberty. l eta rot's coctik Gl , pax &WPM M. Mr , astater. MAW P. WarTSRWEIMPII. brieftweed WeNf egitabilershle eloanast. The Nees sea lisse be Mr. Moira Maw, of Mobeesier. seleriter, id the MIA Detail**, Ibis, pee verbal immerse. Pees Ow his felted, Mr. Mittetwortb, of Mot place. eobelbir, Isde sad after harlot s§ old inevant Gay paida, earl Waiarreortb him law boob sod *Mat Pelmet be paperty to be apially divided twoomise his brother* aedappoitled hie basher. tie Plata. ail, add Mr. kiwi% eisreato, hie inieesiore ; three ieelnietioes were repeated en die 34 at 'assay. letti, Wag Pedal Mr. Maw died, and Mr. Walarviorth withdrew le write is will; bet at ireterelog Isar Mr. Mae'll chamber midi the will. lead pee aad irk as his head, be formal Mr. Mew In to soosies of &sib, sad she formal ingegateon was thereby prevented. The Mimi/ . applied foe adamisistralkira, illedifistesded that tie dereseed died legalist*. • The CoUST wee clearly of opinion, that as He will eras reduced isle writing is lb. lifetime oldie decamped. arid ewe formable to imaruetious received from hies weight of dispos. lag wind and memory, It was pirrfeeily valid, sad ibe Court ordered Mr. Warrwortles emits to be paid set' to effects. • untarooL BuROUGH QUARTZR SISSION& •. I • 011111atalgr week the Michaelmas Q.nrter fiessious tom 11111/1111,14 ill:11.0.111rl-Mila, within the Town Hall, befum Richard Req. the Worshipful the Mayor; James Clarke ' Fag. ; and Peter Hoarse aid Charles Pule , Ears. Bails Alter the Town Clerk had read the proclasaatiallar the imprecation of vice, and the Grand Jury had beet. swans, the Learned Recorder delivered a charge is sobetaset as follows: " Geatlemes of the Gravid Jury—lt mead have gives um meat satiefactios, is °respire the persist Sessions, if I ceskl base asoosineed to you that the calendar cornatised a less member of offeamee, and of a lighter nature, then what had ffieniterlyemie before you. Bat the foci, I fear, will taro set Mbe noels others/ripe ; aid the worst fernier. of she ca. lender is, that it embnces w great somber of °Armes ems. Edited by ehildres. The extent of joveuile dello/onm in this tows tamest,' to be regretted ; and I em afraid the see- Imeterof this Court east do but little in removing the evil. elevenths. and reformation are to be sought ehrewlarre, by enjoining severe discipline sad full mad active employment. Gem this subject much her bees mid and moues with great feeling s.d ability ; and it has beets reserved foe three days to whams the cooceistrated efforts of permits of all rookie mad deneminatious directed towards the coollnesseist mad re- Ihrusallos of offenders. The public hays the deepest isle. mg in promoting the temperability of those two points; sod. I am well warranted i• *eying, that the law, in all its whom posisheatints, uniformly contempt's this result. This renew Is, however, so frequeutly ibe case, awl Imprimis. meat is so often succeeded by the repetition of crime as to call forth the 'airtime to which I have already alluded, and which hem led , within a recent period, to the erection of large and extensive_ primes in almost every county of the kiagdoes. These establishments have, at a great expellee, &aimed themselves spots the soil of the tourney; sad it de. rends upon the slit.taus and government of them whether they will turn oat to be a great good or a great evil. The utmost eircenaspeetio• and vigilance, the best istresal government, arising oat of suitable eisoissesneut, strict it.. destry, and the discreet application of monad religious Prin ciples, will sot be more the. sufficient to promote the for men ; whilst relaxation is these points, to which there will always, I fear, be a tendency, will inevitably produce the latter, and render these establishments so matey nurseries of grime. I make no apology to you for satrodsiting this sub ject ; the tow. of Liverpool has a great interest is it is every way ; it contributes to them in a very large, perhips in an unequal, degree ; and 1 am also persuaded that the Magistrates, who eo meritoriously devote their time and attention to the superintendeore of them, will view these observations is their true and proper light, sod ascribe them to the only motive which suggests then, sdesiire of promot ing the public good. " These is, also, mother subject In which I advert with considerable pain; I mean the combinations some abort lime ago illegally entered into by a clan of labourers is this town. They were tarried on wish a most mischievous activity, and attempted to be enforced with eve* ma gateau eiolesee. Personal threats were followed up by the mast malicious attacks upon the persons of those who worked fur what were considered as cutter wage.; for getting that labour is fret to all, sad every man at liberty to adopt or reject such terms as me offered to him. The law has, however, 1 hope, corrected these alisiteary and oppressive premedings; for many of the offenders ere now mfferiag inspriposinsent fur their soiscoodoet, and two of them have received senteuce of death fur ma liciously shouting at and maiming for life a most ludas. trims workman; and the *faience, as far as respects one of them, notwithstasding every effort to obtain the Royal mercy, has hem carried into exec-alias. I know the Leagued Judge, before whom its, trial proceeded, looked, as be always does, with eagle's eyes throughout she whole of the ease, to And any circumstance of mitiga tiots; bat sot discovering any, she law was left to take its course. I trust, therefose, that all the labooriag classes in this tows will derive instractio• from the. awful ems., for that is the great end of pesesisbniest; aid I think I may fur. thee add, that their isidusiry will Dever be rewarded with niggardly head, although the price of it must aressearily be regulated by an almost infinite variety of eisconssimees which govern the System of trade mil commerce, I` There is me other subject, to whit* apse many grounds, I Mall allude very shortly. Mace I lam addressed the Grand Jury, in cons. viewer of the pleases, of the Coun cil of this Borough, whose els cisions are intimately coosected with its civil and ecclesiastical polity, I stand cossetted with you In a moth nearer and eloar relation ; aid permit me to say, that, as your Recorder and Magistrate, it will be soy anxious duty, it has always been leo, to promote a calm, ire, and dispassionate administratioa of the laws, wad to coospe rate with the Mayor and Magistrates in their coda/roars to execute justice sad maintaiu troth automat those OVCIf whoa they preside. And here, Cattlemen, I would close, hut the memory of him whom I succeed &mass& a tribute of affecsiosate regard. His name eau never be mestiomd but with the highest respect, mingled with the deepest *Orloff. N W great laterite and profound industry, which were oriareasurebeese. Beloit, exerted than when be gave to the public the very vs. ROMs manuscripts of a Judge in whom piety and hernia, mot together in a high drgree, 1 mess Mr Matthew Hale, will always entitle him to the flamer ; and when yust learn, that his latter years were those of isitellectral darkm.s, it is impossible sot to be deeply affected, I hope instructed also, by so awful a vicissitude °enuring ie a eniud gifted wish a more than ordinary share of legal knowledge. ee I will not (either detain you, Geodesics, from your sr -41, was duty, which long experience has taught me you will dliseboage with she greatest attention and impartiality." The eakimfor atostaiu • the NNW/ of 141 prisowers, charged VIM Mom sod vii 44 with IlliSdkUlealllire and sessedis. The Grand Jury, at the closest their labour... Tuesday, haying presented the noisome* caused by the smoke arising from the fornassires of the various sisemengioes le HMI town, which do sot annum their smoke, we may expect that the provisions of Mr. Michael Angelo Taylot's Bill will' shortly be carried.lnts effect, as *or worthy Chief Magistrate insured them that their repeesentatiou alsiold have his prompt attention. GSM ik• **SI tOSPlPeteigtren 44 he ay 44*2:14. I le the mee, the thiereets-teblttleyeeitoes west ee the eel. ido or d ß * ilea lie *war, Who regeshwe la as MOE, Elsie warn ad* Ma OM ma, Mt mile ell obis dem. a. me eoMmesskill- POO" Malt bettisippliMessed by bistsemyeehase VII he Met ;fit Willa is IL Deht.4llMt &pea. as eater y afe di« _ . DARING OUTRAGR. 'I Friday sight. shout eight o'cloek, the Neighbourhood of Fashion street, SprialAelits, was thrown low the greatest fa mish sod nearside.. A formidable gang of redone, with which the above perish aboarde, sad whom depredations are of the most dreier sod atrocities drieription, gave no tice he the Madsen of On ddrereot fire airtime that su alarmlog Are had beetle. est at • veraish essesoctory is Fashiswettoet, sod that the whole oeighbourhood was threatened with destruction. The region were speedily got reedy, sod tie their arrival they discovered it to be • false alarm. The street was completely Mocked up by spectators from mse end to the oilier. alisoogst whom were upwards of dl of the most mewrious thieves, who had imaged the scratagea for the purposes of iepreda. li.. sod pleader. The ritiviss eveigamited • .as deter =Wed attack so the assembled mob, pelting them with brick bats, sloes% sod abet missiSes. Marty pampas were knock ed down mad reerivertruis and severe cootesions. fibroma lieu was gives at the Pelieerithee, Morship.street, of Ike stair, and • kegs body of Officers repaired to the mew of setae ; but before they could arrive the maims got west, gad most of them sheered of. The Whew., however, sac. eroded is appreheadeng two of the oiegteaders, each of whom had • briekbat in hie had ready to emit It mooned the mob. They on Monday eederwest a Moil examination before the Magistrates, sad were recognised in be Inn /Bagley, of pichpeehet Notoriety, and George Neal, • noted crocheter's. They were both cumsnitted older she Police Act f,w three recooths he tha Moose of Cerreciloo. The °lacers ars is vi. gilaat march fee the remaisider of this swig. FATAL 'mon OF OBSTINACY. - On Paso, lest, • girl of fuorteta years of age, of t►e manse of Carruthers, was drowsed is attempting to cross the Williams-wails-ford, Falb. river Ammo. This poor girl had gone fro. her master's house, is the 'Fisher Dike', for the pitman of visiting he► father in lockerby, and she was mo tioned by her mistress sot to attempt the ford, and famished with mosey to pay for the boat. This advice she unfurls. oately disregarded; sad •lthoeih she met a perste, vibe had crossed the river on horseback, and who also pointed sat the dagger she wuold rue in attempting to wade the water, the torataated girl sot believing his state/neut. waited till he was oat of sight, w►cn she ermined into the river, sad was speedily carried sway. On the following day her master, alarmed by her absence from home, call", upon her lather, vibes a search was made for the burly, which was at lesith foetid by the assistance of a herd buy, who had observed • ►omes foot mitasigled le the cleft of • husk at the side of the river. The tame•tatioss of the father or seeing the corpse of ►ie child, were most moving, aad the grief of the mother is mot to be dereribed —(Dansfries CAroatek) MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTS. Betwixt the boors or twelve and oat ost the mornieg of Saturday last, a East distressing accident occurred near the bottom of Beekrareet„ in this town. On the preceding day Joseph Wilson sad his wife, dealers in fruit, he. had beim also/fag Ectlefechan fair, and were resurniag home IN euespary with Wallace, reeiding iu Maxwell. tows, whose cart they had hired oe the occasion. The sight was particularly desk; but the parties arrived very safely in the Kirkgate, where they called at the house of kir. Thimems, dyer, and delivered some of the goo. ... The carter this fused doer. by the career of Rielsardseses brewery, taking she beck road to Masivelltowa, end hs tted. j og I. gp,..., his berm at she entrance to the White Sesto, Fur part of tlattaray this road is hounded by the Kok, se rs Aker by a parapet wall ofaboul sit or Emir feet higkoadain the mite by large piles of timber betuagiug t. she Dualfilito wood merchants. The MI, however, is of efficient width, sad the pieties had arrived within • few paces of the gratis de clivity teatime to the White Saods,whes by bolding too ass& to the left, the horse sad cart with the three indisidallia already used, were precipitated over the wall isle the bed of the river. Of the two sees, the poor carter was takes op ileitis dead; but the other. Joseph Wilson, lingered till Amer o'clock on the same mosaiag, when be also expired. ham the situating else occupied in the cart, the woman, Vb. Mrs. Wilms was thrums farther into the river, and al. though seve rely braised, and above kites deep in the safer, she was able to .ressabs in so upright posture, nod at leagth slanged by her cries she watchman on duty in Bask-street. By this individual's exertioas other persons were brought to the spot, who succeeded is raising the cad, hewsstb which they felted the two own lying ou their faces; so that in all probability sefforatics may be ascribed as the immediate cause of their deities. Fortunately the Nish was cuosiderably lower abate it Ins been foe sons time past, other. wise Mrs. Wilson sever could bare survived to relate the par ticulars of so aceides which Is rendered doubly melancholy by the issexpected, and, se we may say, simple ciressansts. , - soder which II scarred. As it is, this person is very feeble state, though we are hippy to state she i ed to recover. The bodies of the Iwo sea were 'yesierday.—(Datutfrlie Coorler.) A melancholy "meantime*. happened st Rothessy day. Six perms in crossing over to Cowl is anal it upset from atitmasteratent, when four of them , the other Iwo dun to souse boards std • box that the boat, and were taken up by the Greesock packet. bodies have sot yet best found. Soots of them ► fatuities, Glad we midi raised all of them' were in soerested., two indeed +pre married epos aieteey ary i■ Ins Jay widewl.--(Glasgoto Chroutete.) 11/1 ii Hi Ills Da ... i ii;rdli si► . pek ad thfi 0 P•' oar. lemma as ..... NOV 'WY ..1. GS •IA .5 VlI ...Cm. -- - b ars. venom, wee two* a farther taro the river, sod al. ---- ff. - --- 1 " -- ""' "'"""'""" imPars , "ll• - The cakedar avulsion the names of 141 pristamm, charged COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, Novenae. 6. ClelOw o lefty the verdict should not be set aside, and nee' g Tb . iouegiol'icebeutt. sees ..t l ayeertlrtr4 " btu °Att r 3 . ' 4 ° 4 though severely brelaed, and shove Imes-deep in tW water, the r newer, a widow, encoded, alto ap. of 44 with atiedemoamers and assanhs. Amsterdam, C.F. It 14 Loghori. . . • ..... 47 TILI . •••"•ii entered . Th e net... ....f o e kee p in g . "eared I° gre at f ur t r ii r bi llte sa l l a r es t i t ° l ll 4 : l " bau tt f ; w her e. ""lesagiwhualablaniedie N. in irel t h r ° er i i ll ea ali the ePli wthor i"m ais hl oo re' d"sody at it . i The ile . rel"GraFadi and at Ms Mosso, their labours.. Tuesday s Ditto at Sight ... It 11 Geuma....... ...... 4 31 . 1 setting dog, the Defendant ism being qualified. non, and reqnested that he - hitsmes. By this tedistdstars „ mime other ... own *eying preowned the noisaiwe sewed by the smoke orioles R o tterd a m....... It 19 vrince itlappeared in evidence at the trial, dim the dog the worthy Magistrate said that was impossible, there heieg woe b the . r — frawn t h e roroaarea o f t h e Var i ous a 1„,...",„" i s t h is A ntwerp ........ It 7 were gt to spot, who so to raising she cam,Slake ... .44 ' Isitif opt- been used as a setter for two stares pm. so lestimusty before him as to the motors of the wooed& hewn b which they resod the two men ly in g ou their fa • Mwo, which do sot commune their smoke, we may expect that Hambargh ••-•• 37 10 Naples. .... 391 .. •• • • • ilir the provirione of Mr. Michael Aerie Tayloi's Bill welt Alton• ..... .... 37 1 1 Palerrao, per as• .. 11A 49. e vibes to the action being brought. He (Mr. Our. The . father of the Prtmerelw l ited e d bl a lself Sb P ritese° so that in all probability seiforatioe may h• ascribed as due centime, from the Surge°. attenditeg his soy as to the immediate cause of their deaths. Fortunately the Nish was °bur "; be camee ' ll '" effect*" gar ' 14 ' 4 7 Chil l Ilallateata P .... eris 3 dil l 'e dale 23 10 L i d a ' .SO mid nein bad submitted so the Learned Judge• that ° stale of ha wowed", mad unwind to the Aim with all pa.. „ asseissaisil lower Hum it has been fus maw " me pass, oshes. assured them that their representation *Wald Wye his unto .. 93 90 Oporto thee. ought to be some evidence given that the dog sibis speed with the follwriog i.. ' prompt lineation. Beardranit....• • ill 90 Rio /swim. :41 wise Mrs. Wilson sever could balm survived to relate the H. , wspi kept fel , the purpose of the destruction of "I du hereby certify th at Charles Satchel! Illatteck re • dealers of se amides , Iwur - which Is rendered doubly 'melancholy — Frankfort om the Bahia Kamm. acid at first Mr. Justice Burrough ibeliued !e k_ 1 : 1 several Wutl_ude. is ei s re_tes. .t pont all" body , °•• or by the...expected, sad, so we may say, simple circumstances At Maidetwe lefties. a true bill was teasel simian thaw . . Mat r l ___,_• •• • •-•,• 13. ~ Dobler ... — se. shut opinion also. though lie ultimately directed whi c h Pilleirstea N tae o, l ea l"l ber gs 4 :7 4 :1 1 9 1 1 . 1 . 1LLtAM THOMAS. • s e der which It warred. As it is, this perm. is still its • notoeivos characters, who formed a Fait of the janitor's „` aters ' e gfe'il , „• ... ""•2 3 Us. Curie ........ • • 9 my f ee bl e alms . , thou g h we are h ippy s„ sa s e s h it i s „ pees . Borough peg of rererreetiou mss, fur stealing a body •'"`"" • •-• • - ww• vw IS 0trt.1.105. iIE tie Jury •to find fur the Plaintiff, with leave to Gs gw edtteh, , erl to recover. The bodies of the two nteo were inierrid out of the china yard of Seel, awe Scree Oak,. Bat Trieste whim .the present motion. The Learned Judge'ssad DARING STREET ROBBERY. yesterday.--(Dwirrlir Ceerier.) their reeogaisasem were foefeited for orntapposrauce, !, 1 5" ..... .nd direction to the Jury was founded oa his opium'', Amos FIRM!: was charged on soepiekto of befog coo- A melsweboly weincener happened st Rotheley ow 'Fri. °ad Ilut Eeueh issued fresh "treble Ittellest them. Jaw* ' 6 " e, •• in b 'float as OM law stood at present, No person "mold =reed, with tile other, ie • daring snack sod robbery upon day. Six peewee in crossing over to Corral is en sperm host, Jukes and James &km wife senteeted to *ever years' wane. Llt l9oo •• • • ' New Uhrishluemi..; •• • Meer a setting dog unless he wtre.duly qaalikid. Mr. John Wilkiamo of No. 137, Chasid", mesh. maws. it upset from mituisosgentrot, when kw of them perished y poimatioo, for stadia, poultry, Ice. is the neighboolhood of , • __ . ` reel°lla 36 New Wass.' '• 4 9 1, a t cari Mc. Justice BAYLLT--'• The keeping might be factitive, who stand, that oa Saturday Freitag, about a the other two cluing to some boards sad • box that were in W welwlra• Samuel 04461 old Wee. Edwards, the formic ° "„,..."' s evideoce of ,t b e i ntent i on to ...troy game . but quarter before eight o'clock, as he was paseieg •p G•••• 1- the boat, ;ad were taken up by the Greenock packet. The for Gleans& sad the latter fue receivieg bey, wars a m. umsniliso 3oi larked by three nee who were "mad- bodies have wit yet Wee fogad. Sows of them have left "se" to "I"P"tallea fur "well years. Job. Wise. Jahr - weal befit there ems evideuec to slicer that the bitc h was e targ L e t s t: l' es be d 1... ./ the a t Woolpaek polilic.boose pomade, mid families, mad we iniclinnsad all of time were it some way Murray, sod Mary Murray, three notorious titterers of boa . , a the ler" ----- ' Axe, Primed sad Polkaed at TDB BRITISH 'RIM sod fig 0 oat kept with th at intention." be bad every mama to believe that the Primmer woe into segment{ two bodged were married epos Dieter., who new ewl.e. were .filer" Ss Is eeillised for twelve *meths in . ,140 f. GUSSET referred the Court to the CM aof the aces ; be sniped as his MINS for the belief are is ens Jay widows , —(Glarigow Chronicle.) Maidotoae Gaol, and lied sureties for their p'd loshavicer. eiLtEE Olks, Hr. in Strand, by C. COSNEELL' . • ... . fj ...,,, 1111 N/reiL INTELLWENCR. emileostrne, twosomes S. Arrived the Geovitiona, Warren, from London for Serinee; Alassoiag, Leith, iron Leedom for St. List's; G.E. Heosigt. Lull, hew amps Cu, Ciihrsiosr ; mad the Fancy Caner, from a Gnaw. IlmatOitalte, ealreeemem 4. Ardirillil the laws, Davis, foam floor, ID Liverpool, with sheep sad pits, free SO tote of which are loot. siveareee., twosome* 4. Arrived the Alexander. Fryer, front Orneerans, ea share la Smile Bay; Neaperns, Wit New York, on shins *et* Oarehms ; Pallas , Phillips. Dom Sicily. oil abate mar Menton ; Isabella , Maelsell. from Dublin, .. short lassr the Petiole* ; Jolla, Thermos. Area Pisiladelphia.ua *he reon Ploritipittin fla sh • Cambrian, Junes, from Pwlbely , es. r demo maselha Meek Beggar • sisJ Waterloo sleantisaik e i. Stem DelllK ea shade soar derylake—i-erew sad psa l m" • mem* We ettpefirecad • selypee pia sf wind last DIRK It a.. smeared shoat eleven o clock frees the S.W. mad iacreased violater 'Oil four its the morello& when it blew from the N. to N.N.E. meat, seivammte 5. They lied last 1004 rot round to the N. by E. sad blew hard. Several erase!, have corn. into the Downa, awing thew she following :—St. Ann, Sogitroe, for lawman; WON. aerie. far Demerara Pereival, Liviogstosi i , for Gre. nada ; Westbrook, Hall; sad Hector, , far Jamaica; Henry, for 'evince ; Names, Aw New Provide. ,, • --an well. . Castle Lachlan, Ratisb, for Jamaica, with lam et anchor and cable ; Thetis, William's's, fur dill°, wish lins of two ditto; Jaters, Postlethwaite, for ditto, with 1016 .r owe dishy; Afries. Christie, Aw ditto, with lone of owe dirt Put ha, It the Watson, from Malec% with to.. of two anchors; Mari, frogs Quebec, with lona of use hither, and deassycil; Supply, front ()pork,. all well ; Shirley, far New South Wales, with kw of two otichore and aisles ; Mercy. Nearly, for Berhadoen, anchor brake, sad several owe (names anksiown.) Sailed, sll well, Ilse Glaphyra, fur A Milo*: Prince. Re. gelid. for ?obey.; Comet, for New York; British for Velparsiao ; Haanalt, for Bombay, and Windsor Castle, fur Magni. WATEII/0110, IILOVIUNISIIII S. Yesterday morning the Argot. TimitNam, arrived here Quebec, from which she sailed October 7. We regret se state, that she brig Cathe►ine, of Bosoms, Francis, which sailed from Hai port on the 19th utt. tor Bristol, with live pigs, is reported to bare hems upset sod lost, wish all so heard, is the heavy mile ow dist night. Her host, and several pigs hare been washed on shore no the Welsh roast, which eiresimstsoces, in the absence of any saw mounts (ruts the vessel, leave little room to Await of her me- Isachuly fate. A o imeresiing geoug mass, Mr. Charles Mo. ter', out of the owne►s of the cargo, was awing the sat. ferrrs. COUNTRY MARKETS. At Bridgenarills Fair, on Tuesday last, there was a plea tired supply of all aorta of cattle, and bat very little dessaad. What few fat ones were, sold averaged, to sink the "B a l. from 44. to bd. per lb. many Wore beasts could sot be sold fur what they cosi six months ago; cows in milk were is de mend at tuler■hk prices. The venality or sheep was larger than had been known for many years ; the few fat ems sold, averaged from 44. to 41(1. per lb. to sink the offal ; mores ly saleable at soy price. Pigs were a drug. The horse fair wss•lhinly attended, and little busiur►s Hops sold at rather Metter prices than at late fairs. Salt Butter, in tabs, sold from 9s. to lts. per gams of 11916.; lumps at shout 9s. 34. Cheese, ..f which there was a large quantity, sold, prime snake at 80s. per cert. of ItOlh.; same little at priers somewhat higher; skim and uidioary sorts from 30r. to 375. 6J.; exceedingly good family cheese at from 435. to 435. 6.1. WATERFORD, NOVEMOPR 3. The receipts of rum from farmers, Thura.l■y su.l yester day, were se triaing that quotatio' of prir.s ore almost nominal Wheat might he rated 201. to 24a. per ba►rel, and is a few isstanews 245. 6d. to 26a. was given; slip ping bailey 9s. to 9.. 111. ; malting 10s. to 11.., in mime instaaera 11s. Md. to Its. was obtained; oats Bs. 84. to 9s. 3d.„ awl some as high as Is. 4J.-.--The middle price of !Liar to baker, this week, to forms the assize of bread, is 335. which is 2.. ►igher than last week; the number of bags was 312, which is an increase Of 89 bags above loot week. Old second flint 441 to 48a. per bag; New 395. to 4ns. ; thirds and sharps Its. to 305.; fourths 18s. to 20 ; oatmeal lita. 4d. to 13.. per cwt. dull sole. Best strizhbosring hatter 88s. to &95.; lots and infe rior qualities scarcely less-Scalded pigs Its. to 19s. 3d ; singed 20s. to Its.; offal 9s. to 11a.; beads Its. to 135.- &ranee* coils 3a, 84. to 3s. 84.; Newport 3s. 44. to 3s. 64. BIRTHS. On the 2Sth October. at Cheltenham, the Lady of Natha •iel A leaander. Esq. of a slaughter. On Wednesday last, at Twickenham, the Lady of the Rey. Th. Viand, of a non. On Sunday mmroi•g, I■ York place, the Lady of Wm. Wrlllolo Brcher, Esq. M.P. of a daughter. Wednesday ntOflllillte, on the South Mall, Cork, the Lady of Gerard Callaghan, Esq. of a sou. MARRIAGE On Monday, the sth instant, Cl Se. Pancras, by the Rev. F. &Meld, of Printley, Devon, T. D. Rellield, Esq. of Mineing.lotte, to Elisabeth Ann, &Aril daughter of W. Eternity, E.q of Ile island of Ha►bodoea. DEATHS. • On the 114 libelant, in Csuberlend-ntreet, S. Horatio Caro line. ilood &meow of the late Juba Ithrke, Eni and greet mete to Lord C-setle,noioe. Oa Saturday last, it bi;aeat in Hertfordshire, Mn. Antis. of Devonshire-place, widow of the tall Admiral Alles. On Saturday last, at Walthaatatow, is her 7 par, Mn. Rebecca Kelm.. . _ Ou Satuday morning last, in St. Jssse"s.plaes, 1. ►is Sark year, after • short rllueu , Geurge loud, £.q. a &KIK f wf the Middle Temple. Oa Senday last, Mrs. Mary Selby, of Higb-street, Mary-le bow, is the Bid year of ►ar age. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGA. 111uruiag bl after 11. I &riming 0 after It. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock.. 091 440 13 per Ct. N Auti..llli II per Cent. R,d.. 7711/ 1 110 i 111 3 per Ct. cum.. 781 713 I India Stuck. 4411 781 I Dtttu 8ui•dv....70 pi. 31 per Cent B7l I E. Bills. QS, 4 5 pi. 4 per Cents.... 901 96i I Ditto, Small 4 S ti pr. Bk. L. Ann... 19 9-10 e I Cons. for Ace.... 78i: P N A 111 GI