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fares ef _ At LOVIL %Pm Altaillle: b .41 esrpt. Mew6ll, k age- TION I II I I. Oh. Iwo; Trick, N..•W I. 'ham !r. cihmiatie, 7..; Illecosi Mose fat I 111%Zir:244..... 'Nee, 18.—Adlety, lkilmise km le.; essold Prisse,llll. • - - NNW THRAI7EN- ROYAL, NAYNARKNT. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Aussie 41, •trill be trammed 17Rosfes Opera of FONTAINEBLEAU. garli Wialsor, Mr. Iloosi Lae; fir John Ball, Mr. Wil liams; Col. Epeeists% Mr. Decasep ; Naive Tallyho. Mr. Osiserry ; Mr. loses ,• Henry, Mr. Payees ; Ls prodis, Mr.": Russell. Lady Roll, Mrs. Pearce; Use, Miss Crew; Miss Dolly Sall, Mrs. Tayiseime ; Cells, Mise Cowl; Mrs. Casey, Mrs. James; !laments Mrs. Riker. After which • • LOVERS' QUARRELS. Carlos, Ur. Baker; Sasebo, Mr. J. Russell; Lopes. Mr . Ilseassessi r Lewes, Miss Boyce; Jaeiseha, Tayleerr. To which will be added THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. The Geseral, Mr. Teem; the Marquis, Mr. Deem.; Imolai., Mr. Lae,: Nicolas, Mr. Tayleure; Mathis,. Williams. Julia, Mrs. Young; Ceeily, Mrs. Pearce; Mrs. Tayleure. Doors is be opesed at Half-past Sit o'Cisch-.the Play begin st Rem. • Pisces for the Bows to be takes of Mr. Massiashaes, the Theatre. N.B.—Private Boxes may be had sightly, by !ogling at the Bou-olliee. Timaiwisw, Rise sod Fall—A Day After the aid Liss Laughs at Loelismisies. Os Theradsy, Teasing made Easy—after which, Arse time; a sew Coolie Piece, is one act, called Mateinoiskisg—with Ton Lam for Diaper. THEATRE-ROYAL, RNGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. /FINS EVENING. TUESDAY. August 21, •ill be preformed (Mb time) a sew Melo.drama, is two acts, called • TEM MILLER'S MAID. • The Milk►, Mr. Smiley ; George, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Giles, Me. Starry (lii tith ampsarasee w this stage); *fatty, Mr. Harley; Old Gmaglar, Mr. Rawhothant. Dame, Mrs. Grose; the Miller's Maid, Miss Kelly. • Afire vstsicit,loth time, a sew Comic Piece, is oat art, called TWO WIVES! Or, A HINT TO HUSBANDS. Mr William Prime, Mr. W. Besosit; Mr. Trimmer. Mrs , lkowbutharn; Flask, alias Capsule Bounce, alias Lawyer Johnson, alias H simphry Clod, Mr. Harley. lady FMK, Mrs. Grave; Mr.. Trinlinth Mrs. Balls. To conclude with (25.1 time) a new Petite Piece, in tins • acts, called LOVE'S DREAM. Frederirk Ben, Mr. Wrench; Simms, Mr. Harley; Messy Marto% Mr. Norman • Mr. Dormer, Mr. Rowbothass ; Lawyer, Mr. Morley. Cecilia Dormer, Miss Kelly; Maria, Mrs. Semi. • The Illuminated Shrubbery will be opened at Fight ailAsick tsir the admission of the Snood Prier, which cum motes. as Nis*. poxes, be.; Screed Piece, 3s.—Pit, 35.; Seised Price, 18.11 J —tower Gallery, Is.; Secusid Prat., lc—Upper Gat. Ivry, Is.; *coed Price, 6d. Dents open at Halt:past Six, the Pertassance to begin at ayes. To-mori ow, The Miller's Maid—Two Wives—mad Free sod Esq. CLOSING OF THE EGYPTIAN TOMB. THE'Patolie ore mist rrspecifielly ialletrintd,thoot the EXHIBITION of the EGYPTIAN TOMB CLOSESnn SATURDAY the Id of September, Sir She Plenvoio, mid will be KE OPENED in the beginning of No vember, as will he 'unnoticed in future Advertisements. THE QUEEN'S DEATH—ANOTHER ATTU GANG! Jag published, TWENTIETH EDITION (with an eatysi eni—lke Queen's Heehawed), price Is. IIONE'S SLAP Al' SLOP AN I) TI-IF. lIRIDGE.STREET GANG—Ear.aacten! CantAin.- tag Additional Articles ou HER MAJESTY'. DEATH. With TWENTY-EIGHT CUTS, by Mr. George crook shlnk, The Queen's Funeral Ilstchateat —2. Sub sroiption Vissel-3. Bridge-street Sweeper—J. Hie Mark ing The Tenths; or, Eines Own—S. Ferocity —7. Topsy-tarty-8. lerilian Juggler—S. Peierino Mo s./torrent-10. 'Petering 31r-dal—ll. Jack Ecteles Mark -- Slop% Cuektat CllO k— 13. Red hut Stop—l 4. The, Rat's Raleciitril-15 A Nua-elescripl-111. Bridge-strarti I:aag al Work—l 7. Drril un Tau Stirke—lti: Dr. Muir% tthscrertty-19. Universal Softly Tamp-40.'• Prey r her the Grroto!"-21. The Purl lawreele wad Glee Apulia-22. lack in the Greco-23. lautrion Rri4ge and the, IlarstAgh Arches-24 Crovitituthitua Bridge-25. The TO attee-241. Emptying the Slap pail-27. The Paw-28. That. Gang Amos. Pnated fur William Fluor, 45, I.ndgate-bill ; and sold by: off EnArell. v.. in the ()cited Kingdom. • . • .• - - „ • • 'lO THE PUBLIC. HAvipw. icsurrisesg to Inv moral ctedistili, aoorittetwl, at full length, the Scheme of the State Lottery, 1 loee leave now ok. , ninisoruil it fumy brat Friends thr Politic. On peruaal it w il! be fnuoil lu conaia of dm u lune 10,1100-Tick. tr. to lie all .!rown in one Li %let y, viz. .34) , La Uct4s.l.4l,hla Noreen Arr, RIO I 111. and tech li.crnr hei . Their rut any Mock Prins, all the Prises being 'lrrlioog Mimi. There ale um any Clauwv or re-droning, o very Ticket dolour's singly, each deciding Ole owu fate and :Ai oilier. The., are Three Grano, Mooney Prizes of Thiry), Thenomool Potindr. besides 30 other Capitals ; and nor grand I. aline of tlw Lottery is, that there are nut Two Blanks le a Priae. Should my (rieu.t.. Ilona proper lo witroisiar Ihw (And 1 frei coseittl.nl thry nil)). I mm 1eap...46.11y enntiounisce of that patroovege I have experivsoctol ter .oils a ilt)10/ weirs of yea.r ; au.l I hope ILione Fortisise will enable ner y as heretofore, to he as liberal in dispensing Inc fasineVP. I !Wel: the honour to he, ui h the realest respect, Public's devoted Serrault, Nuirwer.L. T. RIM!. Siock-broker. joi.t ssliOird I Sharer, and Soh! Our • rill* of 21,04Nt—(rile of 20,001.1/.—..owe of 111,000/. and .S l ll lll llO Sher Capitals. • PW!R RATES. —7smallp•wem- ' IL~iiia7llii WOAT• • to emosider the several Rat Is Mt Orem of this Rose is 18111, 18,0, 11 8 4 3 M l ..taiffehilt 10 Has sums besesood, levied, and es graded, *Mgout of dm Poor la Boglasd sod Wake, serf to whir gas Almtraet of the same, together with their I. the Horne:—Have, pursuant to • thertisdesisolllbinliseme, amaidisred the matters to them eskivied, said agreed to the following Report : The Retsina referred to your Committee coolish, a slate meet of the total sum raised by maiessaseist is each parish sod troopship in Eagland and Wales, in the Ise years endirtg gni the 26116 of March, 1818, 1817, 1818, 1819, sad 1.810. , The mods of obtaining, by Orders of the Norm of CM*. uwas addressed to the pariah officers, information as to the w theatoset Uss atoessmenie sod expenditure or aceouot of the poor, was suggested by she Committee appointed to cone 'Me' of the Postlbiths, is the year 1818; and your Com- • =rya liloolldllOtioa istsessieg the flower, that the se mood spit vary rawly coospkte. The del , Itsuelso two Parry low, camber, mod; with the exception of use parish is If; 'MAO, Moe is leeossiderable parishes. This I. the parkirof k. Matthew, nelhial Green; and the deiciency appears to have arises frum litigation with respect to the easterly of the books, and not from any *Wok ma the port of the chsrebararditea Isar Committee have.direeted the expeedit Ore or 117=b. to be estimated is the ebstreet, according to its *morays, the preceding yids. The Rotorua foe Abe List hoer of the years mentioned, were chard fur by al order of the Hoeft, dated 30th April, 1819, WM those of the last •of these years, by an order of the Mb of July, WIC It is necessary to make this distitsciion, berates. there is 1 6 slight emirate...li the, wording of the two orders. That ellioallth April, 1819, which was estrefolly framed so as to re quire es little as possible of detail from thsolleers, required ss aectotot, " Meowing the total amount of the money as_ ✓eseed and levied, opus each pariah, township, or other place I maintaining its own poor; distioguishiag lo the said at asset the amount of money paid out of such assessaneets 41111issy other porpoise than the mile of the poor." The ✓amalailer, after deducting the latter of theme amounts hum tiara hissorr, was taken as the mown expended on account of Ow poor• r,../iikes the order of 1.818 was hosed, it spostrod that this :Mk* of asonisksitig the expesditsrat es worsts* of the par was sot quite accurate, hoonseelo as the sow " assessed oisphieviod,"eod the same w monodist" foe all pawpaws, dry. sot always, in each partleolot text, e•nrsimmi Ia 4USON'II• The expenditure of any year may be defrayed is part out of the Wooer of the ameminent of the preceding year; or there may be a debt reosainiug at the red of the yaw, which in some toreros day be included iu the account of the sem expanded, and in others excluded. Some of the parish officers appear to have supplied this defect in the order, try statists separately the sum expended on ocroest of the poor ; and it is owing to this circum stance, that is she abstract of the (our years, ordered to be printed me July 17, 1820,. the seemed and third columns, which were intended jiooti f y to state the total e‘peii diture, du sot exactly agree in amount with the grrt , which contains the amount assessed and levied. The differeure, however, is very incousiderable; and your Committee are setielled that the corrected aecoust sow gives, of " minty expended solely on the poor," contains • saffieiently sent ' tate statement of the c‘pooditure, fur say purpose of com parison. The Order calling fur the Retools of the year ending March 23, 1820, required, as before, an account of the sum asonord sod levied, and also a the total amount of money expended us that year," when from this letter soot the amount of the expeudit are " for other purposes," is dedoct ed, the resnaieder comes out accurately as the amount of the expenditure on &comet of the Poor. There may possibly still be some di ffereacc between differ ent parishes is the mode of making up the Return; some eaters may perhaps ibelnile in tree column, and some is: the other, loonier expended in htigalioe and other matters immediately eitiosected with the Pour, hot sot applicable to . earletelie4. The amount, however, of this mixed expendi ture, though considerable in one point of view, does mot beer ''ore meet • .... !motion to the whole expenditure, as to euasti tiite'• material objection to the accuracy of the Returns. The Committee bare the further satimfeetrios of adding, that the Retiinis under the later order have been made more promptly, and in • mute regular form, thin those called for 10 the pierediug year. It may be cuavenient here to observe, that in the Order recently made by the House, for Re ci t ri emarec a r . ending 25th March, 1821, a still further of the • from. Instead of calliog for the amomile therikesed and levied," the rerprisitorni is now fur the, rogippipet'lellf44lNly ; this I iersiiso was cert ai • y proper,M 7ii r week sopa messed .•, may nut allrepollso levied within 1111 • • 1. • • • , Tour Consolable. lisseisir to the reMosse an • - 01118HIMe 40.11 their iitatervistioas 1111•1 that 11 eased more rise fully exeerte the n y dto them, than by Connecta.; the Returns of the live trim referred to them with those of lumber periods, which are to be found in the !carnal. and Papers of the House. Reforms are already lo.fore Parliament, la afferent degrees of detail, of lie amount seal expmditure of the Poor Kalov, is the years outlet at Easter 1748, 1749, 1750, 1778, 1783, 1784, 1785, 1501, and 1813, 1614, 1815; yosr Committee have, therefuo e, included in their abstract, so notch of the sc. cooed of House former years se ran be compared with the ,more leered 'cornets : wr that the House has now before it, &Metonyms of the antowirt of the Pour Hates, et several pe riod., commencing le the middle of the last century, and reaching the year preceding the last. The heel statement which your Committee submit to the -Hower., shows, ho gross sums, the amonut of misery. assessed and Jet ied is Eroglaisd sad Wales, at each former period, sad in each year composed in the late roams ; used the amo unt esp....led upon the poor, and cur other volumes, with other ali.ligacliuht to be found in Sollie of the Your (l..minittee presort to the House, in the serum! ;slams an evillest of the sunsa expended is each comity, for the relief of the pour only, is each of the eight years, red- One on the Volt March, 1820, being the latest period fur *filth their are the mese+ of giving Convirio yearly ac. counts; of these eight year., the aecottuts of she first three err takes, from the retina of 1815, the others are from the rewrite referred to your Committee; these they bare com b:wok it. under 11131 the eight years may be viewed together. Your Committee have root thought it espeilieul to give the di tailed account of each parish. The House Laving - 1. 4 , embraciag , i paired b. years,. let Alareh 1401111; am. the only iwu years isl March 1840, which may be completed to a triennial period, whoa the returns reireettfliarderial obeli have been received. Ts this abstract, with the view of releidalt.nrant times which the Members of the Hesse may think it de sired* to auks. of ibgadeiallue expeadlitsw of the pakre rake is each esrenty, with its pocidatios, your Committee have also &sorted e table of the *wisher of people in each coonly, *medium to the eausteratioo taken in 1011. • And they have brought from the abstract of 1815, thent eount of the property assee.ed in each county under sate elute A. They have also thought it useful to cans en stkosat of the average price of corn in Rambled soil Wake, in such of the years emboli on the 25th of March, %elided in their *Miracle, as have occurred sines the eetablishineat otl the ogee of Receiver of Corn Retorts. The accounts of these avenger' already before the Houk ' are /tumidly made up to a period of the year am correiponilieg with that of ti pease rate accounts; and as comparisons are sometimes made be tween the amount of the'poor rates, sod the price of wheat, they trust that this account of the prices may be acceptable to the House. Your CoMmittee do not feel themselves at liberty to make asp shoevirations, which are not suggested by the auere in _ spool* of the several *Miracle. The* ollservatione, they treat, the House will permit then istsitimeiheille•Shy 111 t ststenserit of a fey malts drawn Irma ~4lierrelltras. of the earlier periods, which have hedged been formerly stated to the House, but which it may Isp esefal to lithe, here: b.. The pecuniary amount of the kirks, busitor of unit's este, progressively, and very largely increased from 170 do • lel? : The amount of the sums applied to the relief of the potor, increased withiu the same period progressively, and very largely : The amount expended for other purposes increased pro gressively, and still mure largely than the expenditure on ac eouot of the pour. In reference to comparisons with the yearlBo3, your Co*,. mil tee have to observe, that there is nu amount of any aver. •ge of years between 1783.4 k and 1813 14-15 ; nor any arconet of airy single year between those periods, except that of the year 1803. The House will judge, whether there would have been any materially dilfereut result, if an aver age of 1801-2-1 had been taken instead of the year 1803 ouly. Hoisever this may be, it is ekar that an 1818.13 the expenditure, teeth for the poor and for other purposes, greatly "tradaelled tbertienount in 1803. Since 1812, the total expra. .dieortrio beaks/niches his still further Increased; and the remark tetaiiip spays the former etatiroteots, that iiia *tun Obi Olikeltforposes ruse more rapidly than the 'epee -o.re low Alls riot, is not applicable to the later years. The twNiticut remeels, you llommaltiew will wookee tor 1 Zest eigial years. . iH 'epee the pour, wit It appears, un an inspectioa of Hit table of averages, that the expenditure has continued to increase filen 1812 to 1820. The first period averaging,... € 6,129,844 The second The ..... 7,430,622, But the annual abstract shuns that this increase has act been progressive year by year, ;bruin/bunt the whole period, and that it is not slow progressive. From the year 1812.13, the soneent declined gradually in the two subsequent years (which were yens of war); toss again in the mat three years, so as to be In 1817-18 greater in pecuniary amount, tbs. at any fernier or subsequent Period of which Returns exist. hi each of the two Amerced lag years, forming the first and second of the third triennial period, the expenditure declimed again, but not very mender ably. The Returus for the year 1840-21 recently required, will shew whether the a: n uuut has continued to decrease; and your Censinikee have been inform•d, that the greater number of she Returns which have already been received, ex bibit a more or less considerable diminution. These comnartsons are taken from the total amount of England and Wales; your Committee have considered the county abstracts with the view of ascertaining the (seep kens which are to be found, in particular counties, to the results drawn front a general average. These exceptions are most umuirous as to the Aral trien nial period. lii the counties of Durham, Hertford, Kent, Middlesex, and Surrey, the 111111,01011 t was considerably greater in 1813-14 than iii 1812-13, and its smelt other counties of England, 118111 in right of Wales, there was also a slight ex. ems. Put there iv so exception to the riaternent, that the year 1814-15, was below the average of the two either years, sod below the year immediately preceding. As to the seated period, there are three exceptions to the gradual rice to the year 1817-18, and to the statement that that year w•s the highest which had at that time been knows. 1u the county of Nottingham the year 1816-17 was the bights. ; and iu Wikshire and Berkshire the year 1812-13 exhibited an amorist which has nut since beta equalled. There are more anniensus exceptions to the statement, that the year 1817.18 was higher than any subsequent year; fur, it appears, that in the counties of Dever and Surrey theremas an excess, not inconsidernblig in 1818-19 over the preceding year ; and a slight excess in Bedford, Cmsberlaad, Clemente, Houtingdeu, Lincoln, Middlesex, Northamp ton, Rolland, Westmorland, and the Bast and North Rid . tugs of Yorkshire. In other counties of Egglaud there was scarcely a dioninutiou, and in Wales, generally, an excess.— In Combslaud, Leicester, Lincoln, anal the West Riding of Yorbekire, the year 1819.20 shows the greatest amount. The exceptions to the statement, that as to the two year of the third period, of which there arc returns, there was a slight dintimition in the second, arise in the connties of Chester, Cumberlaud„ Derby, Durban', Leiceister, Lia 'Nle, Nuttiughaot, Warwick, and the West Riding isf . Yorkshire. Reverting to the averages, it is to be remarked, thst there la uo exception to the general excess of tbe second period over the first and that Berkshire, Norfolk, and Salop, if ford the wily exceptions to the general excess of the third period over the second. At the foot of the table of yearly amounts. the House will bud a statement, in which the morns from taws are dis tingoished from all others. The tows included in this dis 'tinetlost are those which in the ahatrart of population in JAIL are bet down its Kunsan capitols. This separate account of the towns, affords an eat...p illage to the general statements, which are worthy of parti• sobs remark. It appears that select vestries, under the Act 59 Gm. e. 12, have lweu •ppuiosted in 2,006 parishes; and assistant oversees in 2,257. The whole camber of sciatica, Sows shtlts, see other sulalivisiurs, from which vetoes have been required, is about 14,700. Toes Committee have not thought it accessary to sake ally selections from the 4 .o lo issstwas." whit** 1. .• • . - kV.,' 1 . • •t; : bespoke* , Alit Ibis thileafactorer or fteeitssic, should all be dhoti.- CZd . *ad it slisell be hegira whether she ref is a 1: at the *mhos of the parishes theasselvaeow by order of Jose** silks ream • The Comodesse.ars set of opihipo melons is this de tail could eaossaiestly be TOO bar bp 'why et the Hoer. " It is for the Home to oldi whether olverseers, is em anate their secooste goer des Aet Mt Gm. HI. e. skald be required, by a sew law, to elate these or soy ether particulars, la a prescribed forgo, au that a sore complete awl awful secowitt of the expeoditere of she per rates than awe - .MA has hitherto appeared slight be rendered periodi cally to Parbsisiest. 101 h Jr* 1011. NORFOLK AND NORWICH ASSIZES. ivars On Monday mornigg laid Sir Insole Astley, Bart (the like Sheriff of Norfolk) and Lady dotty, arrived at tie re. of Wm. Herring, Esq. ire Norwich. lie the after the High Sheriff gave as elegant dimmer at the Norfolk Hotel to the Lord Bishop, the Mayor awl Sheriffs of Nee l i - the Rev. Prebendary Wirdehoeme, Rev. C. Elsie, ~Acrd Rigby, Esq. P. M. Martina's, Req. sod several other Gentlemen. About eeeee o'clock the High Sheriff, in his earviane sad six heatitifisl greys, and the City Sheriffs (A Merano Femmes gad Booth) in a carriage mud four (with thew reopeeime miaow.) proceeded oa the Ipswich road to meet Sir Robert Dallas, ight.,Cillef Jostler of the Court of Carromme Pleas, before whom, am Ins arrival, the Csas isse.s br holding theAssiere for this county and city was opened. Sir Jehe Richardson*, • Rat., the other lodge. wail detained at Bury, sad did not arrive until the following georniag. The weedier being Sue t • great number of purses assembled to view the prior= sod the appointments and the equipage of the High ff displayed • taste and spleudour suitable to his high eddliem ire the county, and the solegioity of the duty is which, engaged. On Tuesday groneheg hash the lodges at service io the Cathedral, with Ike High . Sheei Sheriffs, Aldernees, &c. The Rev. Chinks lair to the High Sheriff) delivered as impressive goillogneees.' priate discourse epos the reecemory counexime Wigwam the religious sod political welfaiewf the Slate, from Peogerbe, eh. tile. v.. 34 —" Righteuusuess exalteth • ratio", hat sir is • reproach to any people." After which, Lord Chief Justine Dallas prooroded is Sir Jaguar Aintree earvidgil.hrdhellhkre House; and Mr. Jostles Itichardsoo (in the Ch Sheriffs carriage) weal is proemial" with the Mayor sad Carrera tiers to the Guildhall. The alleedinme o Magistesteo is the Shire How, was nocommooly 'generous ; ninny SAy geolleneesi partook of a seuraptueos'ilineter es the Timer* with the High Sheriff at the Norfolk Hanel ; and themes! doy the Gralia Jury reign,- ed the emieplinerM by estertaising thr . Migh Sheriff at the same hotel. - NORWICH CITY ASSIZES. Mr. Justice RICHARDWOI addressed the Grated Jury in subehince as follow.: Gentleinee of the Grand Jury—The readiness and rine_ totality with which you have attended is • proof of your abi !ily to fulfil the duties of your office, and the best pledge that your city possesses a good and active police. As lam iaturated that essay of you are ie the habit eltatteasding at the Sessions and on other public business, it will be user. Omar, for me to make any obaervatioas on the duties whirl' you have to preens,. The calendar before AO mast, I fear, he considered a heavy one; it eutitains, I um sorry to ob . serve, many capital charge., several of which are burglariee • Mimosa offewee, committed in the dead of sight, when the WA is retired to rest. I observe also in the calm*, some for street robberies, • species of crime which, I am sorry to say, has of late increased in the metropolis, and alas, in some of the large and populous lowa*. 1 hope, however, that it is a crime not indigenous to Norwich, but that it has been imported front another quarter ; but I am sure every good citizen will du all in his power to being M* *feeders to justice, for it is a leading characteristic of Englishotei,,* amine of which we are all proud, that he is on all oechsteles .00~ and active in Icriduig his isaismace to his out", how is all cases of • mergency. Being a stumpy to Pier 'irieb, I late slut had an opportunity to visit your goal, . which I mow-Oa do before I leave the city Owe of the punishments which the law indicts upon offenders is to keep them to hard labour while in prisoii; I do Not know !whether it is done in your gaol, but it toe the last two or Men years been adopted in ins adjoining county, and hes iMedstosil the moat salutary effects. The labour in F 61140418 •11.11111110 dot only be hard, bat, it I may so express my. . self, pawl, so as to render the prisoner's sidelines while in pol irksome and unpleasant, and produce it. thews a dread of being again brought into such a sitaatioa. Having said thus much, I shall not detain rem any longer; bust as tummy of the witnesses who are in attendance at Ike other Court are come from a considerable distalter, I shall ti el it myf duly to adjourn this Court. in order that the business thsallF meacettled with. I will, however, watt 1111 the wk." are swore, to enable you to proceed with your exembitiessT. NORFOLK ASSIZES. GRAND JURY. Lord Viscount Bury. Forest**. Hon. John ‘Vodehouse, S. T. Sotithwell, Esq. Bir R. P. Jodrell, Batt. H. N. Barrosighes, Esq. Sir T. DUrflUi s Ball. Edward Liebe, EMU 111 r T. Prestos, Bart. G. S. Kett, Esq it IR AL lowssidlart. llbiretta= Elwin, Esq. filir R. J. Hervey, Kul. T. T. GlOlO , ll W. B."PrOctor, Esq. E. R. Pratt, j•n. Esq "W. J. H. B. Follies, Eel. J. W. Thonthisson, Esq. Jobs Stracey, Erg, Edward Kilo*, Esq. Edmond Wsolelre, Esq. Daniel G ur ney, F r y. T. B. E Jolt,. Keerich, After dile Jip wen ewers io, the Learned Judge (Richawileow) Adam the Grand 'wry. His full it gave bin great pleasure to see so full aud a iled • Greed Jury, colopo.vd as It was of saes of Ilse WOW reapitiability itu the mousy. He had little doubt but they would be able to ilickarge the beelines that would come under their coosideratioo, without amp pe roller difficulty —The Calendar, his Lordship understood (for he had out Iwo arrived loot enough to peruse It) 1110CS/di of particular aggravatiou--eone which involved coo. asaueores of as whom Import to society. Should there be any, his Lo open width the Gravid Jury wished to consult his • should be extremely happy is res. , tiering thew any a which it we, ill his power to give. It would be pere=in It* his Lassiship observed, to . Inaba any moo . ►RRJye sedit their spun lyomif yet Mr. .a -fte .4544:1 I years,. ...._ _ we sheep, the property ... Philip Naga, Esq of Siratipeit. The Prisimar atm lime far. thee charged with bovillff, rot the ?lb effuse last, mod.. Bret sheep, the property of John Hubbard, of the mate awe. The evidence which Mai ailsietied ia both yeas Ira of dew clearest kind, and the Jury refereed • verdict of eon,. The leaned Judge isermerhatelyparceoteff, Ina ei ry lm passive mad eulema issaineer, to pave sentare Of :NOM Yam the Primmer. John Oconee, aged 31, was indicted for • Hera( ratieterfeta IL Batik of &glad mass, well kayoing it to be Mari. Henry Stereo, shoemaker lives in Kingmaset, we this city; uu the l'Oth of Jay, 420, Prisoner west to his Sala to purchase • pair of children's Asa, which came sob. fit. fur which he tendered a ame.pand Beak of Sagami note, requesting to have it doomed. Whores sol laving soli tient silver, seat his daughter, • little girl, h get it chang ed, which she did; sba broam;let the note beak od•illi Ile (ether with the silver; Mr. Jarvie, to vibes she earrita the ale foe claw, regressing Mr. Shreea, to pet his some on the back. Primmer imasediately, without feriae lelked. wrote " William Norma, Baba, July Mb," which wh itest understood to be the Primmer% utiese; witness also p s i his mime use the lark. lii 1 K . This evidence was. fully corroborated kidipstailime wit messes, and the was clearly ideotided. Joh. Lea, hoprear of Holes a Ai lie* of LONA proved the ate to lea a forged .me. . ,rie- :.. ii- • It •ppeared in evidence that Ihe Prisone r iime tier three other Yeas in She same enamor upon A hut as die evialewce was mealy a serispitulddrat of dot aresily shad, it is anotoessary to repeat h.—fiat/fp— /).aek. Taff Mita (off Teat remossouToon ,OP JOINPH cl.oVell) r. aIcHARD WATSON. • Thls was an indictment (areal . lily II epeeist jurors sad owe talesasso)agaiast the Defeadatil, etariewlletwriodry Bur - gem. is Norwich, chaegisig him with baying yeehtlehoda sea lieious mud scaudaloris libel a Ole deceased hoar Of the rilllmiailf, la a number of Tim Nand* Catieffefs, of 11th Dec. Mr. Hairy Cooper opeard the core, after oath. Mr. i "boa !hooch stated stated the facts hi I Jury. It appeared sale years since the Defendewes father took t.O lasi. laws of the deceased, brag that of a ferrite, to which the succeeded at hie death. That a paper ,war hod taken 1 " . " between she Defendant and a Mr. Moseyeasot, who is S. Sante liar with him, shoot the racks and /.merits of F lee ,a particular kiwi of horse-shoe; in the comae of which - the libel complained of was hearted, is the shape of a letter, which alluded to the eadmet of the Piatillirii father absequent to giving up the Wawa to the Delesatat's.— The Learned Pserjeasit meimadverted very strimety MI the pommies of the libel, and easteled ea the seeeetrelty of ale present auceediag, both as one required is commenijussiee, to appease .the wander/ feeliogs of the loudly of the de mised, and to clear the character of the deceased from the dishonourable redeetirome eat spa ii by the Delfrodsat, and anecluded with an eloqvieet tribute he the memory of his cheat's father, of whom bespoke is the assist flattering wise , sier•--The menayseript copy of the adverthiameat was than put in ad read, sad its pntilieation proved ...The prelacy. tor demised as to his reletiaship to the deceased, sad the transfereiag of his father's away" to the Defesdarseo I sail in his ecreasesmieinalion aeon d all knowledge as to Itte ex act awns give. 111., she same, and the precise terms oil which it was taken. This closed the ruse fur the proseastioa. Mr. STORK(' and Mr. ROBINSON were COestaill for she Defeudaut, the former of whom insisted that the whim, of the alleged libel, had been provoked by ‘looeynseut is the fret iirstauee, by • affeetioie upon the Defeadamea late fa ther, and ebat therefore his client ought not to be charged with the offence said to have been committed. Refire they wad return a senile' of guilty, he remarked, they most he satisfied that the defamatory matter was published with the malicious impel to bring the family of the deceased ma iii fail sad contempt, awil out otherwi.e. His Lordship, ne svomaiug up, observed, the law of (W -eave was withis • very narrow compass, and that is was their as well as his duty, to determine aceordleg to the dr immitaaests in that case as in all others. With respect to tlee removal of the iudicamient into that Comet, Whit* the Camel for the Defendant complained of, it was not of the least cuusrtieenee bow it caste there ; hot we it was before them, ii only remained for them legally to di.. pose of it. As to the publication, the Lamed Jodie . wee of upiaioa it was clearly established; and whether the defamatory language were true or false, it was of Asa glasoiiisseace, am even Guth could not be offered ill jag' ifiea -4101.11111 ais ease, although it might in an action her derearee, whill i culd mot be resorted t o in thi s i ns tate, Wawa the of action was gone by the death of the person. As to the aeration, the doctrine of the lea of libel implied at from the mile (set of publication; but it was for them ro jailer if it were malicious or het none all the cireisamtauces of the case. His Lordship stated it as his clear opinion that ' it was defamatory, still It was fur them to ay 14110111“11 mash was su, soli give their verdict accordingly. • .-. , 1 ' The Jury after having retired fora topoideirabie lima a . 11111111101 upon their verdict, found the Deliallisait flutify. -1 I . -- - COBB. ASSIGNEE, &r. Y. 1111.1101111016 • ' This setter of leaver was referred s.it atheloNaMit MAO ease reserved for the opinion of t h e Court, uh u lt i rms. Mousey, the bankrupt, whet was a smuggler missies issued, was a trader 'within the atesaiwg of the act. Verdict for MOM'S', damages 5,000 i, subject to the award of the referee ; costs 40s. THE KING (UN TOR TREIENTMIINT OF. Mit FOOS. GLARY CULLUM) K. Tag INMAIIIITaIIIn of SUFFOLK. This presentment was brought before . the Court to deter wiMe whether the Defewdsats were bound ro repel, a bridge extending over the river Larks, ia the parish of Cavenhatr, Suffolk, or wh e th er H rs . Susaissiab Pal mer was Amend to do so order • private Act passed iu 11th and 1 . 2.11 of William 111. Such Aet„ among other thugs, empowere.l a Mr. H. Astley, predecessor uf the said S. Palmer, and his assigns, to make the said river aavigable,to nomad the bridges, to make eats and place bridges weir Ikea, sod erect ed Got s.iclt bridges should vest in and be the property of the owner of tLe stsvigatiou ; bet provided if the said H Amity should pull doer the bridges, he should erect others, winds were to be repaired by him and his assigns. The question is consequence to decide wag, whether the bridge in did. pule was a new ur au ancient one; if the latter, the I)e. **dams sstre halite to repair it.--To determine Ole point, a great portion both of oral stud doeusseataly evi deace was heard and proceeded fur sad swiss the rights of the respective parties, the detail of which weskit pros, ✓nintetestiss. After a very minute investigation artist case, which lasted six hears, the Defendants were found Guilty. Timaceases were all disposed of between fuer and gee o' on Thursday afternoon. best useqping the Luau Cum, Justice pruceeded to • try Isla city. ....s s •, J• • I 1 . .. - --v - -......f., . . pesirear.-• • ?..--sr. --------- L o T - —. ' • . i) • • •\ • . • ' Mr - '-' .. 7 .. . c. .', ' • . 4 (: . Its ;tilt i !g/ :.e: ". . *" ' lrr i r • • . , ‘OIS . < .. ": 1 " • - • ( .6 '....1 l e •A • i • / . Nt 4 / ..- _ ..: • 616- 1 . .• .._ . -. • f... . . l .• . , ' I a'. , •,- , 4 I i : 111 ....7 , . 1 11t11 • 41.1.1N'I • I v elt)1 1 1:101. • 43, r:4 C) . .Apir... r .... , e. e s, ,", • : 1 - • r t: r .. • ! ...I{ .' k . :, ~,..,... s. , . - I l it ; ( i . i 1 166 • * . - • 4 • saie.l 1i v1 i4 ,•,, , , • • ~ • , • ...e - tier ' y e ) 111,1111[11.• Pi ....... ..... i t , .., • ___••...,1„i,, ../13.D.:,.:::11:•:.) 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EVENING, TUESDAY, Aqua 111 i . kasfellihre the great Patronage their two last Cu.- rusting 29th F 41441 4' 18 . 1 4 it mean to roe anitowat i babongukiabslid.by the µrisk °dicers to ilie retinas. Malty RAW, it was Pardelsaireir the ,prtirioer of the hingilleerrell his Majesty's Servant/ will perform testis (obi* are just haished) reeeieed from Ilse Public.; or. coovesient thee Il porwchimi neatest, embraide. also i• AO dome me arrelevald; watt each es thy Comamitem past of the chesty so attend to, bet composed as the July Wes ST • ' . ' THE CORONATION ‘ (I'll 3 e.l 1.. large, is which they hart slingeisd fortune Maar, and Sell years, should he prepared early so the oleos Session of Perlis- '. have siotieed with reprobation • but there • are others et • dif. chiefly of smalltime is the Calarlaitakte, it area het he 4.41 1 Prise or res,oos 'mitt Prize .r - rem* meet, when the Reece wilt - have the additional *dislocate ikreili character; had year Ciiinsnittee (merely', that Math improper in Also to drew their tratestrao IP this krarahrise is . The 'Pretension cemmiesces 'from Irtiolikiarallitera. vie gyrated Scene, the braerior of the Mbeyo4llllSlllkimia ' S A L *** • **'•" 11/ r a " Itne -- It 4OB of Si epperitanity it considering these resume ile taw ptideA ieferstatioa ensW be obtained, LE, perish lam' lub...'"'; and 4 '7 "1" sever tme "" hie o r" .1 "" " °era ' with I ls e remelt et the Isle euriserot•ua of the ~ •, . would, whenever their ret exhibit a mistakable earth- Idea sa lharelattil, whitetail &thee the met . sink' Intel at 4ON 19,013 ..... and Intiodeeteer 5c,.. . he whirl , Mr. %lel ea Istaadwal w i t h l '44 4' ' 'i n Ca i. • ..1"_ • '-' 2 • 11 " Thy have at the lame lime the satisfaction '' Mt 46 -: o, whether 0 ....... . divnionstioM, from die'prviredirg deeply deriervicit their a el as si es . Ti e law, .b,..,,b,„„ c „,t, i i, - a st w comae sow, ansigkik ~ The iieir i bocigesstion. many es pits , 100 emmeneas see me Advert lew?the Hewes, our all the minsclaial returns and • • alb: loot, give ammo vgplaindierst of the camicamf the varieties, reeled, lgweeriain eldest, she elgrailfiegbols of Priegelerei and thd EaEls" sad she P4l " l4l6".—Thill 111414.461111.14. els Nails d u :Vs? trert y r w riell' ith ds iCtrel the Itieeetire Nre Lattee treatit y, the eleed te the al c a ei w ir ' lra "' in which tech Pe re ! h - is di e lla Vhdltd. "I 811ff ( 1 1 1 1 7 . And here your Committee carnet avoid aseeraillit lb" those cl"'"*"Id anent- be toss" *jib*" la.issasive to "s• is the *verse. air "Ara+ ,ths Gerard gem albs amintellat lag SAM O d a" ..,‘ w i ld , eeelehteniiii "Mt i t Trpr ies arranged, a. as t o racihcath reference lay any Member cer ow ' ket.... , shade( merely the gross amidst of the espeudi. primates soil lajery to the puhhr, sad the peeidsmentl IN Previous to which will he perCeenied the Play Of 5p0p0i , ,„;, 4 „, kook dlr. An N is „, l4 , o ,d t hi r im y. • Homo lo the refers of *particular district. - --- fittin g hal very far short a what is netwesary m melds the a very.grest uumber of offeacts was quite shod of what lha THE MOUNTA IN EEFtS. have adopted she also . principle of mat Two Illealm is a The Committer lay hr age the House, thirdly, a stalleinewl Sew to judge of the mature an4„e•ears Oohs variation in law regatest, if bast labour did iut @celestite., imprison,. . . . Octavio*, /Ir. ; 'lnlet, Mr, Ba nos' ; sagee, S ir. Prize, whirls y. sad J. gl oo ,,,i g le a ". the first c,,,, inte ,,,,,, isi wjtieti Use t i nnier bets*, NO Isr as they reline si "imam die Vanua. For that purpose it would 14 necessary to have I, neat But .rnitheetli she law hsirl directed wells chief is Powell ; Kilinaßoth, Mr. Tbseeposa ; Gamma, Mr. Yining; i s "th e , sod w hi c h r ,„ ~,,,,„,,A,„130„,,,,, to fftry 1. 01 .) . o ptlel~e ,", .aad 1 . 766 te pe e r obis_,are aeo dist inguieh. dby robs- accoants, shewiog the differert circausstseees snider which a_ Isso . l i utel,ranentsal to the mods of im prieumnelit, yet it •...5..1 lade, Mr. Rateril , Zacelds, Illss luddrims; be, tory Adventurer. '•• el I later Yee" are, gad in slow periods • relief hiss been afforded, sad the rule Auld prple o ut be thin the AMtliPo of the Idariatiacy to cony their views Mrs. °Fier; Attlee, Mn, Mae& - ' " - Hee -I M7 -..- yeer. maiet Ie March th l s , beige th e ado pied is eh di 4 riet• The sbk-hisdied etelkely out of iheyead the literal faillltinent of the statutes in furtherance of ' J. GSA . 4 .- A ktiehig it the LierrerY Previou s le the above period which was a me nder the cisimiders 5 in, of the Committee maple ti ll : abk..bod'ed rei owl imaterali Sc.'the their i ' del d ims • Te ceseleds with the Farce of dieted and sold &tl the 18,11001. Priers, hope in like manoer of 1817, sail which ,reaelsigl tithe hat. Y ; i re log green .._. • ;Use 4,0 33 tee sranon Lewis, aged go years,. was charged with steeling, HOW TO DIE FOR LOVE. to deckle the ?rides of *WIC at their old Odees, No. 37, year of peace; the asaintesaaes of hie family; the maros4 *resod, embeaciog a like period of three tram, riktieg is sick and impound; the aged; the labourer in Mrstimsdry, on 'be 711th et May lase, turf sheep, the property of Thema, • lusts MOW. W. new; Capt. Illousesfeld, 11kIllereatill . Ceelebill, 11, Hold e n , and 1111.Maretartrt. March OMB: stet the ildeL'.nsausetaiarr nuts i0n....... to .A. 4 .... —.....,—......... ----L--;- -1.... ht ..n li. Latta. Philiu Harm_ ROD a liarsaaall_ Vb. Pr i........ ..i...., sm..ar..._ 1