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ii r 44. 41 ' ''''...:V. ` 6 410 • . W‘rr. -- • , ; L • ON P AV.... , I "... li - C f'' LYCEUM THE. 4 IRE. wresting play of Deef end Much wit ' , presented for the first tine at this Mrs. EDWIN made her first appearance in ,' was very well received. Many of her sere graceful and exprewsive ; in same in however, she &sill eyed a redundancy of ach even the quick sensibility of Julio justify. Nor was her action always strap the scene—the lively rapidity of her thief' well exprerwed th e delight r f Jai* himself surrontided by protectora, was to depict the concern which he must he to feel oil b-holding Mare. the friend .i ftti.• th over. helmet, with w ritcheiluess. Aoinaitee, howe ver, ex Hinted many bean! ler. via awards the palm of genius to Do rs, EDWIN'S energetic and natural the glorying expression of her coo Ile. lel forth the warmest amilaute. Suit : i e urigival einlo4ue will great hot -. HoLtaaci caine forward, for the first at De epee ;he sustained the cha se benevolent Abbe with correct discri lt wav not a brillia:st. bust it was a per raroianre, founded so the ',Joie of and gonad sense.—Mr. WnonnitTotes not aufthmatly exalted to present a strut of Pirlevromr, a wretch whose ho rn by a variety of cosiftictiog paa•iions. owner, respeelatile.—Mr. Da Came, as displayed. occasionally, spine abilliy. ns :nee. ater Si. AN, has discovered the his N6O, is:iv:fled to rons•derahle irk Minixtatx sustained the part of in an iiiterettiiig In inner. Her song, lied co . the harp by :Mr. WRIPPENT. general emeore..—Mr. Kumar'. Mond . eitiremvly Comte, and received great tact.—The c'ttracter of Dupre. the coed. errant of Llarlewoaf, was supported by 11r. tat very impressive manner. the scene in resonates the lisaJ,itity with which Dark. rethink/I his i irquity, wee excellent.— was very will received.—Th. house "ma woad price. l‘ion. et t - • LYCZ The interesting fl' , ht r wprese E Th ei rre• 1•••• ' ,W ile, and was e Ilend" were gr4c e n cts however', • lie which ever Ktish or 7 t justify. n. I to the sr " w hich f eltUrel' W se a el finding "ll ," . iv y e mir il to eum Spplittli to reel iv youth. portkrMAlteer •ri Jodie ow,' Eow - 0 the Ow at f'`" oft, r4' ,c.i rat , • amyl! Dr eg OW. • t.r. ite 11. n, ay De I the hen' It aaa • e mid per"). and 5 e. A ant Vol p.ertrait of !, 4 torn Ily a lowever. •s t di4P lO l t i• fo mince, tr y his Alf fai ps„._‘lrs. Mu le ligiggge in an i 15 15 ,11194.1641 00 • revived A r„eneral i ll ., we . extrern ep i yolwitiou.-1111 rlential srnant of J . few. is. ius very the. I e reuouwer Wet renarrli Tr Os was eery twit% et second (74/1/, ?Mini. Dnug Noy eiiiiege. a Sur lids, 11_ r . 'rancis Oft trl. • • (eon of M Kensorthy prAl 11 aciarldrie ii Mr. George Sail rt, of goose • • ! • At= iliesolietiet for piriettioe 61 %tilt Tr +i Whoa ,roa pooday.l6l • &It'd High' rents this day f &rid High Smith Au tin rerriitio, -The Earl of Mo la on a 'wit to I line!. on a shorn M e Sir J tau Pt t..? seat in Norfoll ;reality are espee ave. I • Tti.Coicntees E Hi Ord party l a st ere Ont. 7se Earl of Ea Way. 'Eol FoeTtseos t.. rrionwgresre • Drinnetrir eueniay Torn; iteosi left for au 'Toe Isse Arrival' 404 O'Brien, Lady • . Mr Mood", Ada de h e , F,Lieultnatil 'r Willock, , eter. Mr. and ' tr, Ref. hlr . ‘t• Ifireetre,iter . *ores. Capt. • qr. and N l. •inel Mn. rertley, aad fanady, N :c fhltriehr the 31 . G lad Lodge o Fre,!inaso-r 111 1? Office Br tit.-- o ' l6 Highoefta , w , an d Patrol en mot liwa. Jai o t bellittn g ee . R, :rand Master. .. 4 1% 800 ,Baru Gardner 1 . "ir aal Mer,l ee, to "g6ll Wiseetsfit i 46 ,..° 114 y. a ae ne rAotio Lee, .naw Guthrie sod hi " Benno, fi gq . MI S tennut of Its Or cnosii 14e orca‘ion. 'a t —.%Aranvet et v „ r•A rionr., he • t •!4!liff fen 7,1% of the /00, an▪ t hint from the al I'Lin or ri m S T r• 4l. • th has 20 CAMURIDGE. Duc. 3. 1. Driuglas James William Kianaird. of liege, sea 4ia Wtdutimlay admitted Mae. iancis Mee. a Tascred student of Caine trist of Mr. Okes of this place). and Mr. !artily Walker, of that Society. are ad ,acitelors is Physic. korgc Seise. of Pembroke-ball; Mr. Nath. 'theses College; C. Soiaburse._ Etc). )11Westric sad Mr. John Thomas Great, icia Colley, are aills.tted ft A. 4iettet for 6o ProgyiNiato till, year ir— ' st Oriosmakies set incessimut apgamaimmormr Hiteeee 'he. Vote CIASSINMI left l'itrdiTts AAA,. ? al Highaest the Duke el Yeas iateeds the; day to Wisdom.. •al Highness the Duke of CAMORIDOet tub Audley• :met I. nearly completed •miox of kis ccoyal FI ghats% I of Motu intends to le.ivo town this ruit to Lord Gaawectv, at hi., seat io e shooting party. its Pt marY.left town ou Monday for . Norfolk, where a large assemblage of are expected to etijly the pleasures of the Mess Dosrapyr or Emir had a select last evening, at her house ;a CUtE•II. of Easetionr returned to town yes- ‘artscros is expected at his house in 4quare nest Wednesday, fro,s ha seat Incurs. 4y niorninic the Earl of I.lv6etroot, sod sit left lowa for Windsor CAstle. Arrivals at Beth are : 'Brien. Lady Tatlwt , lady Jane James, Hoe. wiel ' , el'. Admiral and Mn. Dilkea, Colonel Elliott, ieuttmarit-Caloorl Didion, alarm Clinton Wallach, Itce. 1)r. Popham, Ur. and Mrs. • Mr. and Mrs. Price, lire. Mr. Afro and Miss Jr.. Mr eosin, *Vv. J. Taffnell, Rev. V dap.. liondry.•fter Mr. Braise rated dmdr, Captain and Capt. Alien, Capt. James, Capt. and Mrs. . and Mrs. 'Cooper; Mr. and Mrs. Dane, rertley, me and Mrs. Clinch, Mr. and Mr*. fastdy. Mr. and Mrs. Gatkrli, Mr. cid Kn. , r the 30th alt. bein; S'. Andrew's Day, Lodge of Freemasons of Scotland rstem re.".tosso-s' (1011. at E.:inburgh, sad elect- Office Bearers for the eabunig year, as RbOsu• Gunge Priere of Wait,., ;mud flu .al Pat rue of the Order Rn Scot it:td . ' Qua. James Earl of Kuesl)n, Acting Graod Roo. Robert Lord Viscount Macau, Acting ad Maur. ink. Hot kiln Salm itute Grand Masters Gsritorr Baird, Esq. of Saugbterliall, Werdesi. . 1 6ariv — a Duff Esq. of Ottawa, Junior Grand 1 4y. of Smithfield and Haystai a, Hart. Gelled 14 'n LePs Grus,' Chaplain. nitric awl Ateuender Lawrie, Esquires, Griud , Est Greed Clerk. of HIS 1111JCIITY'S illness, there wa. no or consists! 514souie Meeting, as is übudl trE'S "It Concription fur the conquest on,. s ao.picion of his Officers, or aby S!eff from 44 departments for the font. lee/00,( 1 ,4p troops. un 7 esa he his takto Itts the ar:engemrnt of the 44 ca:Jitils in S T +TR Liirtrne for FLIVIVARY 41 has 2u: 4 ,9901. iu ilic:utlaisfuur trtELLIdEIVi COURT OP KING'S BENCH, Dye. S. Sittings at Nisi Prins liPAre L.►.t E tuc ma:notion end a Special Jar,. A CHALLENGF.. THE RING tl. WILLIAM WI f.I.IAHS. This w.is au Indictment hrough. against th. readout for Bowling a lihelion* lair!. to Mr. Died Bryan, to iastigate and provoke hirn to tight a Dort. Mr. ATIVIISZY-CRIIIRAL stated, that he %mild not comment at any length-on the offence the De fendant was soccu%eil with : the care was and did not require observation*. The Defendant is e Gentleman livmK in Maddox -street, Hanover wpiare ; and the Prosecutor, Air. Bevan, a Partner in a most ►espectable Bank in the City ; *lately for his Client, he was iinnitited • Trustee under the will of the Defeinlaner Father, and im mediately after he had wound np the several parti culars of hia trust, he received the following letter from the Del - endow ; " TO YR DAVID BEVAN. " June 2d, I a to—Maddox-street, Ifsnnver. nere. " It was expected by the parties iutmested that you would have been present yesterday : I suppose you were afraid to fare them : year conduct Iris been as eve-if/ewe* as %Rpm cedes4d, and you have behaved like a reinrfref.' (Signed by the Defendant.) He (Mr. A urtattEir-tievtiam.) would leave it to his Lordship and the Jury to put that emastroc.. non on Vie letter it dtstrved. He could not avoid otaierving that it was one of a most dangerous ten drozv. wheel the situation iii life of the partirli was conaideretl—.with these ohaerratioue he would tall his witnease.. lir. harne prowral that the letter was the heart writing of the Defeat Nat. The'letrer was then read by the preps► officer. Mr. D.tvtd Bevan depo.ed. that he received the letter from the Defendoin as it thru wool, with the words seesidrel, &e. scored under; there had beet, a meeting the day before he received it, to wind up the tooter* in trust; he did tint latent, it. He had some unplessitit !et:els from the ladies. the si.rers•of the Defendant. before the meeting. but never had a dispute with the D-fesid.o.t. He had left the 'performance of the trust to Ills Solicitor, Mr. Seymour: in fact it was a preliminary that he should have the comforting of it, before he (the. witness) accepted of it. . . On lite croarexoninatinn by Mr. MAILRYAre,IIb arid he Aid not belting in the society celled Qua hors: he received the latter in Loudon. and it wee written in Middlesex. Henry Rupert proved that the letter was put into the tiro-penny post-office, Park.etreet, West 'attester. This dewed the ease en the part of the progeelt -11, Mr. M RIITATT—I• llorre is mnch diffPrenc",- / - toren a sealed letter being pat into the Post-oitci., and a printed Ithel published to the world." Lnrd Eimansesouog-- , oThe letter having been proved to be put onto t h e Post-office is a sufficient publication." . _ Mr. 11141111LTATT-04 My client theoght the Pflps t '' "eater wee Nl* of those people called Queken. Rt . certainly loss told yen in his evidence the contrary. which, however. mast ebew that the Defendant wrote lbw letter ender the ides thet he wits one of drat fraternity. which proves that he did not wr!fti i, ' it with an ides of exciting bim to light it due); .as &unser by the indictriseut. There hod been ao . application to the Court of -King's Burch for • criminal information, which they refused. which *Mewed they 'lid not consider the letter es a chili. lenge; for they were always careful to protect the person of the peeceehlo subject." Lord ELIANSOROUGII--" The coon of King's Bench. for manifest re 'sons, might refuse • rule fee seriatim, informaiion ; but it does not follow that they did not think it a challenge." ' • • Mr. Si ADA ATT--" However th; words in this letter might be 'twat abusive, he would not Cotit en(' they were not libellous ; the word ' , scoundrel" was :1 gross espression, but it was not made nee of es respected the private or puhlic character nt Vie Prosecutor, but as it related •to a trsot.action in which the Defendant haft a great interest. lie would Minh that the Jury would be obliged to had a verdict for the indecorous expressions which were used in the letter ; but he had every confidence th4t they would acquit him of the intention to excitea duel." Lord ELLC/111nROUGH" Gentlemen of the Jury. the letter that you have read contains words particularly offensive. and that they might he time prominent. they are scored under. The Lem-nett Counsel for the Defendant does not deny but ,hit the expressions are libellous; but there are other counts in the Indictment chlrging the Defendant with the intention to excite and provoke toe lirci44- cutor to fight a duel. It is for you to infer whether between persons. in the situation of the parties, such • letter would be the means of a duel, or a h•ther it was wrote with that intention—if you think the word• are only calumniating. you will find the De fendant guilty on the count chsrging him with e , libel; but if you think he is guilty of the charges set forth in the other counts. you will find bum guilty of the whole." TheJury.after few minutes' consident on, found the Deleudaat grate of d,. wltrite Indictment. ELECTION. MART iumirrogi. Erecutrir, anti JOHN 801143T0N, Areentor. of irctiecto jonvsram tkerand. O. OCORGS Bata. Th.s was Mn *croon brought by th• pl a intiff s &gown the Defenda:st, to recover 47 1 . lii. fur @heat and drink. . . . . . Mr. false felt himself in an awkward situation in %Witt i g this case. lie was at a 1... a to ounce:se what cok; iodise, the Defendant, who was a Meru h. r of Parliament. of mach celebrity, to allow it to he lin/night into Court. The Printitfs were the representatives of. Mr. Francis Johnston, who was the proprietor of the Circus Tirrrn at the time .4 tire. Defendant's election for the &trough of S m ith. war: in the year Id 03; sti.l for fifteen days imp waled twelve of his check r•l:•tks by the order of he Defendant, err his axent %lr. Alenek....The only tea•on he viols; amigo for the I)•fenrlant's not p.% inq the oc.• t was. that he was not now Nlriah.r for the ;intone.. lie .1..1 out wish to COM. .iietit, hat would rill htswitnesses. . _ J 4:Les Levy derostut, he %V seresnt to the de. tamer.] Air. lotoitin in lime 1803, thri pineeci thatthe bill was it maidenate one; gild that the check clerk. had every elmrewti!herei..; and that the Defendaut saw them parttkuig of it. tle (the ..Anew.) !bail IL Y•. fur owtiowely, and lit. to catuile s ; when the a lerko were nut at their meat* they were writing letta-N. Mr. PARKE—.. Will Mr. Tierney wok any ques tion. ?—I beg your pardon. Mr. Jayll ; !did not intend it." Mr. Jr.cvu.—" Yon have done me much ho llow. for the mune of Tierney is a most honour able one." f.:.as-eratedimett by Mr. JEKYLL. Ile left the Plaintiff's service upwards of six yeirs. Ile never heard either Mr. Tierney or Mr. Alcock say that the clerks were to pay for what re. freshmeat they had, at they were allowed lialfot- Kum.% * riff. De had seen Mr. Adcock take re freshment and not pay for it. CatharmeGfeen corroborated the evidence of the last IVitiirs., mod deposed, that the Defendant had never paid any thing for the the of the rooms he ascini pied. ArtliitAtil Hassel deposed, that he was an agent for Mr. Tierney &trill: 4 1.1 election—that be told Mrs. Johnston that the Dideodant would pay for the rooms, bat not fur any refreshments. He had refresOinents at the house, which he did net pay for. He dined there and drank wine, and cunsi-. &red th..t the Defendant VI is to pay for it. B-itisettin Wilmot deposed, that he was one of the agents Appointed to investigate Johnston's Louse he ordered the dinners for toe clerks. Mr. Tierney and his Curaraittee had often drank tea there. He was present when five bottles of wine had been drunk at dinner. He applied to Mr. Alcock to pay the hill, and be promised him that he would, hot it sons b e r. ) , re th e l as s El ect i on . H e csuctir..d the charge would be rcimoniable, if it *As only for the ore of the three rouusa sod at !emissive. Mr. l'anta—o. This closes my case, my Lord." Mr. JI , KY I.' rd, I am completely dis armed ; for I was ithtructed that 1 liatl a wi!ness 'whu•h amity have e.b.npletely rrloitmol the Plain tiffs' c.ise-11r. Aleok. i inean—hot in justice to Mr. Tierney. 1 ma►t say VIII he n.v.r nimbi have defended tint action, if the witness oho is absent had not persuaded him that he was not liable. Lord ELLSIISOROUGH ;min; rd np th;;;Calenre wills his uyuyl pervieuity, mud otrerved. th•it the ball was *very moderate one; it only charged ut the tate of 31. day for each clerk. Tier*. an peered, however. on the face of the hall, six tootles of wine, which the clerks heti when the agents were absent, the Jury alright deduct Ovens if they thougi!t • t peoprr. z Mr. J6ZYLL-4 1 00 the pert er Mr..Tie►itey undertake teeny he would not wish a deduction. The Jury gator a verdict for the Pleiotiffs. 47%61. rod 40r. testa. OLD BAULKY. inc. S. • The ResOias•oere this day opened, b•firre the LOWY • felbirea:ltscogura, Mr. Baron Giaaciac, Mr. justice GROSS, sevenil ACttimee, ice. 16 ? /a tro uts. late cc • Ensign in .the. R,oyat Veteran 'Bettation, add Thew Whys :, sk dreini.boylit the q.) Itilielent Guards;wete in dicted for havii4Apituag isereilw4 demprpoole natifebffeled, on the 4 17th of May hit, V.Are• wired, in the parliliorSt. Clensentilicum • The cafe fertile - ProideiitiOn cgs t OA:U*ly .tiled by Mr. Poputtie,,,#bii . Minn, Aso a drummer in 08.'31 Unarde l as esidente. - Tk e lVifhp. gave Wig testimony relative to the nitwit oral tr:ausact.;on, of which he had been witness, in the clearest gleaner. He wet cross-examined by Mr. Gomm'. on the part of the Prisoners. but he adhered, minutely, to the facts sworn on his direct examination. rather strengthening them then otherwise.--The boy, it appeared, had durcorercd whet lie had seep to V.I. drum-major of the regi,uent, in consequthee of the detection of the nefarious wretches in Vert -street, when meta* were taken for the apprehension of the. prisoner. —.The evidence was of a nature so nauserstait and disgusting, WI shocked every person iu the Curt, and !cousequeptly forbids all detail Hepburn being called on for his deft -tree, shortly • addressed the Court. He observed, he was well aware the ',rimed Judge and the Gentlemen of. the Jury would hear dispassionately what he had to say; but he also kni!ii, that the just feeling of in. dig nation slid abliorrenCe which the crime imputed. to hunt excited in the minds of honoitrable men,• sometimes occasioned the aceirefiun and the greased •to be c.infounded together in one common infamy. fie acknowledged that 'part of what was sworn ense• true: he had at the tune stated given the witness half-a.crown, hut without any had intention. It arose merely from the generosity of his disposition, which often led biol, unfortunitely for himaelf, when asked for a shilling, to . give a larger slam. Anti he would ask, was not that the most dange rous species of talsehood which contained 'a small portion of truth to give it a colour, and to induce a belief in those who would, not otherwise have paid attention to it. The crime with which he wes accused was, of all others. the moat easily asserted, but the most difficult to but eontradisted. As it inlet rest solely on circumstances, character sheitld he thought, have a great weight in the tabu nnuis: . s and he trusted in that quality he should not be found deficient. His long imprisonment in irons did not *fact hips ; part of that imprisonment he smfered, •in consequence of his application to the Court to put off his trial, that he might have time to produce certaM wittirosee in his behalf, who were then uhroal. This application the' Court were graciously pleased to giant—fiat all 11l en. &avows to induce the Command,rms4hief to ac cede to his request. In Raoul; lii. witnesses nwatied from foreign service, true ineffectual; although, in a similar etre. that of Burdett sh Colman, a I:ke untillgeme hid heel' granted, lie had been fre quently employed on Coufts-:ll4ir Old, and it•siould he a consolation to blot in his mainepts. that h e had a lways leaned to the sole of mercy. Thin the Jory, whoirs he had the honour of ad-ter•tung, int4ht feel a consolation of the urine de... 7 11,4. 0 e. i.e fervently hoped. He cencru'dell by II s.:lemn asse veration of his innocence. Tama pyr•on. riPplfttl to the g-orptl t rwri chit "cies o r thp l 'Ft'? e •t.a:::.ei to t!..t 'Aral el the $4 roAnsent of (~t on the part of tltp'.ntr t , C.,iooel Francis WA fiant Grant wai ealli4, who 41,043, thitiihe i roner hail served in his recinient from iu i7gB —hr then hore iteiy port character. tie knew nethi g of him sion.r that thor. Tw::ather witueaaes acre eatied, but they 44 not appear. Mr. Justice Gnosis summed nii the eviderrer, and the Jury tifilin.t immediately returned a verdict of Gailiy—Peath. White is rather a gold-looking youth, shout IG prima; age—licishorn, s respecialois , lonicing MON upwards of 40. The latter less hosily oecupiekl during the Iva; in taking nous of the proceedings. !limey Bowyer was indirtrd for stealing 4 watch sod a silver teaspoon, the property of Mary Wood• ye,. in her dwelling-house, on the gilt of October. The Proseconrix 'stated, that she kept a green. atop. at No, 31 . Silver-sirtet, tlulden.lignare. Oa the day lad in the indictment, Mows. , .. Two sod three 0 (loch in the littlfliteti, t h e I b trsonei, rant= Irony with two other itrrsens, both of '4/ hoth 'she knew. one of them hutting' with her - soige time Lrfarr, came into her puriesur.. 'where slit *is ashing--they entered into cenversation arith• her for a short time, sod then d. parted; in five minatee afterwards she missed SI witted, mid siliet: imam, which were on the mantle-piece when the Prisniat and his companions came into the Now% Prisoner havim; born airehmided for anotheit et face. she went to Nesvgate to identify him—elast could get 11s more than a glimpse-of his faee•--one eye only being visible; on vieu ihg the Paaciiier at the bar. however. she Lod no difficulty in swear. ing that be Witt one of the perocos who cease into her parlour on the Nth of October. She heti Kink him take or thrice before,—A little buy, who sew the parties leave the paor portuin's house. wort, that be observed one 01 them give the watch to this Prisoner, whets they all fall away. lie wee !miser* to swear to the fact. as there was a sisptace fatatio. ed to the watch -ribbon, such es the Proseestriet described. The Jury returned a verdict of Not Coihy. • Mr. Barton GRAIIASI inquired of the Jury 011 h what ground they sequittr ,tha Prooarr--diti tip" disbelieve the evidence? His I.ordahitt was itt.•• rwertd from the Jury Box, that " they did." Baron GRAILtat observed, he did soot memo to impute any thong improper to the Joey. nor dirt ha wish to lauet l re their verdict—bar appeared h. iuvalidate the trotiarieny given -welt stood oneWutrodicied; sod he would tecososoessoll to them to hcesentioos in terminw such con. hae:tone A Juror atiryld. that 'the watch had not bees pro. duced and ideityfiril. Barns ci t inass-..“ How could it? Th. Psi. orwerladeot beea apprehended until a considers. ble tin* after •the robbery of consw the watch ritsidisposed or. Bit, in .thit, Pie of the ire, thot Grails nothing.- • if such a princtpk as that waists prerait, the tunsirsperieaced thieve, wash! be so. llitue of escaping." A itrana.-" If we have erred - , we hale atria on the right Better sib* -wise glulty Ines , should reeve, tha n:Sae innocent man :" kailg Wakingfiited fur a highWav roblrejsr. in (Grey-bit saking'frous the persou'oT'Opiers u'inetal-w;teb. with It 'gold key ,asAd. umg. tan ' flits of Naves/Airs lam.' The Prwo•—•-- . . . kovenaber. when4ll44leik 'mi. arid snatched- hit watch. He iltliWittely or ern, rind the witfeh c ai settneeil..he Come from the PViseneristlmke was certainfait ono or the enrtti,".erl whom, with be asai s t i umpogth e watclnao, r he Wok" into'ciistodyl picked Ity his watch iron" the &mu nd hisnsolts Mr. JiiiAce4l44ll- . Siteitetl to . the Jury.. that '`it they thought - fin iiiisolute violence had been used, it would do away the capital - elirier, and redwue the crime to a lorreny, which Would. subject Aim Prisoner to transportatio.,. The Jury found lie Prisosergaihy of the lanenty,.. trillions Berry. Clarks Waver. sod Maw rooky. Were indicted for breaking- and. eateries the dwelling-house of Frances Clarke, in the day time. on.the 16th of November kit, and waling thereout a pair of black silk stocking,. It appeared that. on the morning of the 16th et .November, the Prisoner Berry was' observed by Parsee of the name of Gerrard. cutting a paste of glass in She window of the Proiiecutris s who kept millinery and haberdashery warehouse. at the corset of Charlotte -street and Russellsstreet.Bloornobery haring made* breach in the pane,he win* with which he hooked out • pair of tint stockings, and gave them to the primer'. Glover. who put them in his breast. and they made oft together down Charlotte -street. when they joined the peWi renecTooley, who ift3/ net glettloo4llll4o see what was doing at Mr.. Clarke's window; she. however; received the stockings, sod they proceeded en sow pany to Dried-serves-, St. Giles% when Tuoley went into a pawnbroker's shop, leaving the two lads otitside.;—Gewrord followed he,, quid begged the matter of the shop to secure her.. while lie smite. hriulesi the boys. He went out and seised Glover, Berry having runaway ; on his return to the shop, he fount the woman had escaped:4le, however, with the assistar.ve of Blackmail. the officer. op. prehended both her and Berry the same evening. Mr. Baron CDR ARAM summed up the evidence.— He obserusA. that though the Prisoner Toolty was .not anßicieritly near to see what the two boys were show, yet, if the... Jury were of opinion that she was stationed at a distince. in Inrtherinre of a .coaceeteil plan. that rendered lira equally culpaLle .vtitb three who actually communed the robbery. The Jury found the three Prisoners Godity—lont recommended the womse to merey—Death.—. Berry is 13, Glover 14, endirocley 16 year' of age. .Wrsy Beldam yaw indicted' tor &lousiest - sly email. ine Sr. thedwrflt:mg-house of 'Berth. Mears, a silver tea-pot. value 71. her prapertyV-4;aiky—Denth. The eta following 'Prisoneren were saavicia et fele! Nv!!1;alos, rot 'Whir a tegef tames, the we. ppm of Jvna!bos Lambert Warrre Witt/. 11w stealing • alotiv vent coot, prophoy of Orem Ra pd; Ritble4 Ito:moron, for granting. two WItI, dos report, of home Joel% note, for stooling "metal of airy dot% the p r cpp t y a %g,. PooKifoo Julie Aiolz a lm n S igrq vino. swesilt of beilov the erty of voi Co. ; *lna P1CK,11.141, * pe rch_ atasiteeitotret of !riot' lioto, tonne, fee. the property el Wallas fere. • T . '. Naiad, with the Wost ludis Whes, ham rot back, to Portsmouth.