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POE ni r. 411)[; vacua:, (:c•foiala TiluvAs irt,L., Lo by CuE!:cr. 11,. / °Huta b y how„; heir 'vice to Heir o wtdat Lowe; fall l 10 t he Peer, to .1111:i01.3 ham. at SOTEq! ioN KILICRVSY THRATRIc ILS, o cr . 17. Fr o„ w ere presented, The west &digit, alp! Suturdry. 7Ae Dramatist, and linage 1.0017: on Monday, ni c h ir d the I r d and Chihlren in the Woad. , lluch 'fl itter pre,cs on us sun C OUT last review. Thie , ri a y, siuce been pstvformed, each pOtt. mi nt of different lontliz.:arlse entertain- Frt.'s). wit e The West ludissm, drrrm t,.c.'s's etultotl. the very idea oaf the author—he buil a:i of f.nhiuu, animated with the Om of West lichen fervour --hut to uu p,rt W. 14 he inure ocvs.fill than in those, wllereni the vnlistility of r.irrec:eit he the sensibility of the heart. )Ir. Cii tor s's Afti4r o . l.loherty extended even ionitliion in Irish characters. Ilia fine figure, i ur our, stronit withnut ben,4 broil, si.d his ic kt et‘e sod knowledge of the stage, all cnn. ri b u:e in make it • most complete and delightful a tatni.t. on Saturday, gave ■• splendid Tyr „ o „.. tu . i l % • to Alf. CURRY of shearing the sqrirty ...,,,,._ r .,-Phis pi my den:ilds al t entirely , without any sordid obligation to 'till. 1 ,„ 0 „ r , o r plot. However, it succteda upon the c l ink er the eireentr.e character of Vapi , l he hit. Mr. Coast certainly had that our, his in•rfornta lee ranks lii:n verc high tolemd among the 'll'nenpian corpi—he delivered w i t h velt 'mint and eff et the excellent Epilogue, for the ocrowinii by Mr. Moose. 0,, 3luulse Richard the Thirtt,•and The rllll - t h e w i ;od, drew a most b,;lliant and crowd. ni ;ter. 11r. iDt cnl.a .3erforineill the arduous character of Ro ar & rise theatrical world has long been l e twomi COOKE and KFMILS in tills i'!l,l raler—livitst.s is mere itigniried. Clings Iturre kr:hie sad trava.aic. Slr. 11,3,34 did na not at.,. 111.1 t copy either; but. on the whole. notwa h. .t.iimg the dignity of his figure, be more re . untitled us of COOKig. Osi the whole he hl etu l ri t. site reit art, hcr ic graililcisr with sarcastic I.6pern.r --he roxisitained h. , tire throu4triu*. dlr. li . p„ w c i , ease to ttichotoo th.l etr t et the charirtar admits of. His arras va• ine o ire ,p le owl beantiral--indeed the whole l'hir WA% splen didly drewed. Wilier. in The Children is the rigid. ass well eistAsent to giv' Mr. ;Vinous at, otoportunitt of exhibiting the Tare court , inviou of humour and ferliatt--..he was very snceepvtul. Hi , sun. , were all encored. Each sueeesnve week" his added to the or rimers. The town is now gus t ' , everaotiiug:. BATH. OCTOIMIL A dreadful strident occurfrd rbdut noon this day, to M. I..vt•tto. an laixentous finework aAvr, ands yo•u•e4 tuanbe as: habitat. The) were. I ',..1 , "g 04)-roult els. Ste. tor the lipprosichttin J it til v, alma, by awo•he • memo at present •vhabon. f ir an.% !asaPo took phiailif m cout4lerable 9 °kit) of por.frr, some sir opwar.:a ef two Av. ah.th blew the house, and onetime adjoin my. to met 'Erie unfortuttate sensate was miserably 4 ""l "'I braid; eud. although instantly at. te4c,l by Illr. Norman. a very skilful surgesou, no sores A...entertained of her recmrery. The poor feline silo hes in a shocking.stetent the Casualty Hosent..l. Saran- aeeple here are approhentive thet all oar prosi,,llarereey for the upprottchingsenemi will lootitr.frtl t Ito dacJrd. all 31:C mot of a laileiftidfieg *rape which the laseerite clume trore.lle-deli of the Upper and Lower 'imam+ have gut iota ; Int • tbe fist, aud r sierps will bkn I ingrther in 'Mural key. e n d that ikeloury and emieved will loin knossionaly if. fell 41aq Ns. Arnorri A r SUICIDE. a tenth; f reaper:o6;ll4% the hu4ltter ..t an Clesitittn in, posts nn a skit In metropolis, and tetsiatt'll:4 In Muunt-atreet, htusrmor-syJdte, rots oq Tne,ttlay ntorttin4 re•- tattt front • winery ruse, hr the prn.p . awl flu roltiowt of NO: Chr:,,!ie; who, tie otidtir *'444. le.feots ;it K tts.lnt, au .1 4 CI. tk its nee otthhc offiet-s. • 'he CII C‘1M11•349.1 a of fhe etr.ll* t we h tee been able to apcertaiu, are as fekts Christie WU ',slicing to town at either a Irridt ore, through II ) de-l'.arit„ ftt r eight I' , km, that morning ; and soon after he pried tte lo t t oi Keto;ogtois (:ardent', swum accosted by II Y L P"M, Iddy, who, in a fathering toile, a-ked him if she su ti the road for L,ivcrpord ? Astonish-4 at tat s , gut .itto 1.0 H) a female so young, 41 "/ " b e p !Nat was altogether se interesting, he hi's , - sir d for lam: time before he returned an answer. th en (hov e r' his tiwbility to glee the 'snared scaraistain, sod the airi e r proLeeded. mormnring to `' , 'lf , to s salsocholy Lowe, some o:wiervations on ssiastovss of ILU411• The few words which C. .e•rd, to'eiher with the genersl conduct tit 6- fr 1141.-, iseliiced him to suspect she wss rst.l org-d by this opinion, hr resnls-d to foi -1I • fist .n and: if possible. to awertain tsl silt,- of her mind. (In titridic4 round to too i• ill.* ric er , ttun,linn, he observed; that the oft ,d he.. u le , ii.s'ead of k-eitiag the public putitl It ,•u a path leultim slang the nl+yuf the hollow, Itetoren the Pork ai:rl lieast”il tso4,l7den wall. and wee 104 , 1110 C.! with great pre- r • 01M 14 1.0 I tcsis3rti. Serisel,t.tae ;he itur.sso.l her with forsit.sto.t but „wd mi,.. rou - r to forrt rust b. r tut/elisions. tires her.elf let.. !Ise sir. r ; ro titssitt. , ly, host , - 7 ln 1 , twit sls 411. r%, tl , lir. C. slim iortsistly z.ti alter he., .S4ri r , s1)11- I to eNtricatr Fur ' 1 (1.. Int sssug I•er /0 Vie allure. . 1.,. ,•114:..,1 Atilt CI t. , 11 WWI'S! s t pits-t Isis "iiii•••••1. it 4 souls! the c-tielty or his to Cy 1151 1 toms %vitriol 11, No us Weir sittructed 11) ""^!..isst.:4; whims,, sere two or three lAdigs• •:... '+-ren t tl t 4ituailims or the islifortostate t ii:lere I iurwir otrri. e.. which were :iv Ntr.,Citristie; an I after *wile y. tiwy • 1111:4 co! , ;art ton "IV a -I 1. 'nee frii:o ter. water. I . .rr, pio.k.t-'etiik oa f foon't to her loi "'.1.1.11, +Wile ;ellei N whirh tr../wZ.Oll4reSS ' " 1 . 1 •••lYr or e itOr•rill in NI ant-Itirert. • 'err! of het hlther rite nF !" 1. a 1 14ek. , et• 'welt I"" * Pargd I "r• caul . Cl,: Nth ultenipt - o" 3. jet itelity : c d . 1 . 4 10% ELLMAINIIAM SESSIONS. Iwo, and fi oe ! GAN ors. • • l uelLEc! erich'd extend FAther, 1 rir , 4 1, ,e year ! tlaut hour of t3ce • She good, 5k grc.t. okra, tear f. R 11.0111)104 Uri, I Welk' Rhea kutri'4l fiat Jay • • b or lackyrts. tiolwill,sLa' I ow' ittuts ihrea, I of lite lard, lutatce frve, mign consuiauil, 11l !liberty ! his miner r4MV; re etekde so cetr, tA Jt,Tirr pqrc r IiIII7,CUICS 41,t0r 'ring poa q , 'I 6.1 r IM , 1:11014r 011-9 iT is (mu, ! rt of ,eois •v%lsLall smile; strail thsavy,r, lilt her tear. t one t hums rtisv 'At m. vs nll agiee ;Hitt ; iti ettirtal %Vitt, nitrite; use accord— to Ou R So v FREIGN L oaD"' en'rnie I taevrr knew; mark'd, like CAIY. and Laglaud% the land ar ealtat 13.4 baud; tricres lu aft is Jvai Ler— SlO2ll sTV It And I has it IN Ir of Vii .111 i tI4 Ila slutclein uus irnroir's timer, laJretl peoples g b,immus sio;— e our PATRIOT KING, 104 6, VI, .T, ;Wit 1:00D 'hick he has sot sheers &god) a throne' JI other praise s►ove— lpnu his People's love! re Caste e'd is his mmd, e'd TITY' ohlk.utkiatt Teti itsswfal.£cle ihtnir 110 confound the foe ! alto confess his tins), in happy day, tject •ink ICY{' OUR PATRIOT KING!. • that 0111 . preorlit Serreqn LM iu aaa Murarch who emr saatl though Heury 111. reigued ae moths longer, they both caw IN I scarculy lea lean aid, au:. do LEAVING ENGLAND• ow slyer ye 11110111 C reeedirg Jay-- , thac we lure domed to at+) Yr polv, &Ma s11.;1 t+e ; on*ard full! GUM MC. yes I'll rest. repeoe ; seisfis breast, I pfaMlolll Loewe. iehbead the *oat e e naiad •pproee. astral, Z t. 0-r- I .Ub Fleury's love /awry /w+ None Aria toiler, hestows, ,it his are ,sita• west ',pinto, I. grist's prsy, s Ibis barest. tear away it [twos se, duty ogle-- sympathy, r thee that falls shall I 41. my sari rousist sired, anal cm giro!. active ~hiein displays imed sad Wee. , %Imre my ji,), kied y 11 111LJ IC A NT II 0•Ilit. General Butisanna, tare (••malt~. and two per_ 1101111 gunned Goerlog aunt df•Gaurae. vv. , re inflected for 311 anomult on Covielkno Morbout au Officer of th e S'eteriff of the county of and rescuiot the tiencrat from an arreig. There was another.indict nient ag..iim the General for an assault, with in tent to kill; and also an indintineat apinst the parties for a riot. Mr. MACRALLY stated the case. Coraelia• Miran examined by Mr. CAMP/DELI.. —Witness is a Bailiff to the Sheriff of Cie count y of Dublin. On the 85ilt of May laid he wrist to the house of Gen. Buchananotear Lucien, to execute a writ. Mr. Fitzgerald (the Plaintiff) a mien of the name of John Colvin, and another Wen, were will. him—he got into the house easily, by walking in them, gh the kitchen door, which was standing open— • lady was standing in the kitchen—the lady inked what was his 611111 t. et. there? The •ituess replied, he had en execuiuis against the General's guide cud chattles. That was not the truth ;it was to try if the General winalil come out easily—the execution. was egaiiist his person. The holy is one of tho trie vereers; she w. tit unto the inflow, and ill al).,tit two minutia returned, and asked to see the execu tion : witness tank a nut of his p,.rkrt, and /1 . 11.:, • h e re it is, and :here is the Ste:rill's seal ;" lost he would wit Kit e it to her, telling her she might burn it. The lady went into the !winter own!! Witnese loan! the Gkaierid in the parlour; he iiuen rel at the door, sod levant the Getters. desire her to bring him his pistols: she went fur tke pistols: die then add, *. I have got one pi-tel ;" the rid replied, . 1 1 'titre the other its ins pocket" %Vetoes. then turned the brown tuition of t' e pal lour-door, and went into toe room—the General mid tile Lady were etieviing on the flour talkissg.— The General nod, I will blow your brims met tt you proceed further." Witness d. 4 proceed—the.e was a window raieed—the Gem. at suedes charge at the window, and got partly nut— •ittires got bold of him by t.ie .ad a tick—the Geue ✓id made a rub ole koile at him, which slipped down the stick and cut his issierl—witoese had seized the General by the coat before he Pee:tiered the cut. Three wunrett them attacked the witness with a pi,lter„ • tire-Awe, end a , irelisr cloth shout the ey rs. At tills time was inolearournig to hold the Civaeial. 'Elie elder of tier female Tn.- (sic ft:Jicintit—tlie knife fell out of the Genre "4 ham tie elder tilde:Dotard to get it—.ll se wititims let the Gement Iwo', tearing he odd be injured by the 11: youngest lento cmed the window, and the thoeial eecaped. As .our, as beral had sot oil, the thri r wo men beget. to heat the witness, wit , . was struck with the poker ou the head. At the time of mak lug the arrest, the General was fast in the window, it not being suMeieutly open. As soon as he • could, the witinw-s followed the Genrrel— Mr Fitzgerald and the other man, se well as w.t newt, saw the General running along his own w.,11, which h a crane d. and gu t into .ill old mill on is. leads of Mr. d.indow, one of tie Traverses—Mr. Guidon immediately came up, we h a aimed in his and without asking whet they viewed, ur who they were, knocked the witness dowei—Mr. Geo , lnts then 1414, ea You robber, who J. yea - here?" Witness replied. • 1 I an. no rub, er, toot ens en °nicer of the Sheriffs followneg my pro. soner." Nlr. Gan :on then drew another I,t ow at the witness, and tumbled him ; aml these celled nut to a man that had a Maul, he.taistecl , out Of his hand, and gave witness a fist in t it face ; and said. if he would proceed further, tie would ',low his brains lat. Tile witn. as then saw 11 (ieneras on 31r. thistlon's ground. ah• ut our huudreu yards from thin, with i.is hat lativi,.st inte his heal, out. " ray-hawk! Wer-hawk!"—ttost was men g that the witness war a hasi.fr—hg was known to he • bailiff in the county of Ir. Gandon gave directives to the .fan is sbe it them—witness made his escape from the ground. and went down to Sir Jr.:ais White. sad told Inns the matter.—Mr. Gaudin', with a party of ahoy, fifty men, followed the witness to Sir John %%Idle' s , throwing stones at him, and pelted Wm before Sir J •Ito, who said he would ant permit witness to be molested. Mr. Guidon said. irribiess's Isoies origin to bebrelten, or spy vagabond that cams into A's grounds. Sir Jobe White replied, " Mr. Ciliation, take care what you do; the mau ought trot to be molested ;" and theta desired the witness to leave the town, as hi. life would not be safe. Tim winno w took Sir John's advice, because he nod saved his life bi-fure is the town. All Sir John could d• did net prevents the wish from pelting stone*. Witness was afterwards followed by upwards of too persons. w-o were running after him from the tielderhe mob followed them avers mile soil au half ts a hall, over Cure...stream. Whet. witness got to Dublin. he was bled a Surgeon—he had no use wt' /swarm fur better than a month afterwards. There was a t reat pain i n his huh., au 1 the bluer of a stone he got i.i him b.‘ek still see, t.; aim. Til • tfil\rrver, M4(irunin. had a pistol, which Mr. C:Andon took from him. and threw down a spade he had, with which t h e former struck him. Crust-examined 6y Mr. Cater meted in _ e+paelty of a 41144 of the c•ooisty of &Polka for o l .asola of two years.. The warrant wader which the Cieneral was arrested was originally directed to %Lightness and John Doe, but the Seriti did not like to have Mag . ere in the warreut, ■nd ushered im with his own hand, ■nd thee signed it. The Plaintiff was brought to the house to shew his ninth It is the cnn-taut practice to prevint mistakes. Never heard that half The disturbance mud riots which take place on those ni . l n.lOlll. is the color. rpicace of the atteudance of the Plailditie—because, wheu they *hew " our man" they generally go away. n ✓ohm Doe:' in the warrant, is any WWI we choose to bri'ig with us. We thought, by that the eseeuti•in was against his goods cud chat tel!, that he would come out to compromise. and to live us our fees cent to expose loin. in the way of reviligy mousy—and we tie.ught by dist means to get 4t him essily. If the Grsier:ll pleased. he oniiiit have made his escape before witness went into the psrluur ; but there was a party witching him, *ad he would be pinned. Ile was about futir minutes in custody. 'Tile three women stilloppcd witness with poker, shovel, and greasy towel. With•-' A way s mold the story in the aline way about the la. diet.-.-WitUtli was 88110,0018 C when he hes:d tlee pistols asked for—he hod one himself is his breast, but at was not loaded. %linnets did not follow the General through the 11111311011/—be was obliged to g o out through the kitchen. The Gen.nal was then about *ix perches from him, running along the wall. Mr. Gaut.luu said before the Sheriff mid Sir J. White, that he had made the wittiest, feel the hard ness of his konckles. Mr. Fitzgerald. the Plato tail, was divi6oised by a great enst, which he took otf. Mr. diadem then said, .6 Fitzg e r a ld, I k aam you." lie answered, Anal I . know you, and will Kirke you know one, fur this treatment you have given the poor mon." Mr. Fitzger.litt, in the course of his examination by Mr. KING, eollo6lllled the tvitinionfof the lag tt'stssess%, so far us th Witness had stated his being prea,sit. IVitisess saw the General running ; 111! S.llll aloe 13.1 t, Witness, end said " There is your slut nave you alone ?" The reply way . 4 11441 arteotesl, but am taut sable, fetnn the hentiog I got, to follow Imo." When they got on Mr.Gaii don'. ground s M'Osuron with a pidol in his band, siiiroid the liVititesv. Ile's** Gamlen give th e last Witu... several blows—and 54w the Gene. rail an a l a m, ~savior ills hut, and crying out Mir hoick ! The Travener, :111e Comm, is ?u bunion mash Ile raw 631111011 endeavouring to get the ratol (r0:11 him, twisting wd twining at, and takint it from him ; and he believed *Grump roasted to prevain perroual injury being dour. The General was in view , of the town anal neighbourhuoti of I.uvait. alien he waved Ina hat, awl cried War- Amick! lik.nvotcv Amu's, Esq. the Under Sheriff of tha, county of UYWa i , prove I the writ of *se- a non and ihe warrant ; and on the Co , lose of antinatton, part of which was by Colonel Vesey from the Broach, rated than the neighbourhood of Lnemo was PO riot,ons, nod &term:lied to oppose the Ofroveis of Justice, that he bed of ISO IMPS than thr , e octens,ns in vain to execute 4 writ of replevos—.4n4 that his bail it hail treea frequently beaten. The Jury. let er a mod excellent and ditcrintitt.t• enotge front Se , jeant 31 Juno, found all the ',ar tier. eyowpt M.Gatioto, gully of the reactv and mature, a n d acelo.tted than generally of the not. By Cllfigreit of the Proa••••otort, ►eatence it taut t. b. ~you r t o etti nuttl the 3 I of neat mouth, to which day the Court adjourn. d. BRITISH AiiiilY IN PORTUGAL. As • tribute of justice o the very gallsot *thieve meet% of she fitiiiah Csvalrc iu Portugd. we instrt the following copy of a Cavalry Order. which re cords one of maiiy recent soistanccr in which they hare nobly uutield their look- .st reputation: CAVA LRY N ORDERS. Trwpw:i, Oct. 6, 1 s tO. " Lseutenant.Greeval Sir Starlet° . Cuttes was much pleased with the steady and gallant t°Am t of the squad...ion awl piquet:. shied were eiscared e....et.!ay with the enemy's attributed zoned. By t e eervatt d nod sercewful attacks made •:oast the heart of the e irmy* volume (which was supported b, s:x pines of artil.e."), ►e was krill in cheek, woe was it until ho of...try cause up, and the couture ►e. came eoravou..l4lc t., the operations of cavalry, that he me tered to re.ll oar his advanced guard. . . " Toe Loutenaut Hetsernt rectoos his warmest thanks le the Officer. and men of the tutts Light Dragoon. and Has. gars, as well as to Ilium composoug the pica:to of the itrytils rad mth Light Dragoons, for th r snarl% sod sot theriske behaviour. and Caplan. !lull will be plena - eel to ac• cepa, sad convey to the (Mier'. awl woo of his root+ of Wrovat Vlbree Artilitey, the I kotetth:ll-arllcrltra hest thanks for the seal sad activity which was yeomanly, and has It all time. !wen, shewo by hat.t mid the °dicers and oilit of his Tf Lient..Gateral Air Stapleton Cotton is marls iorklotei to (.lent.-Colonol flaky, APost:tai A•ljoitaut.Groeral, for the suremitted and able assistasec which hr th.rivrol from the exertions of that °Seer, and which tended an much to that order ant ste.utions. otisplayrd by the troops deriog a re treat of cuounderable distance, before a strong column of the amass f.tent -Gen. boors the Margins of Twmolthile, aad the rest of his Stall; will also accept his warmest ackvesw k.dgraents for their at %less amistaikee." At Hereford Few, ou *stonier last. them was a fire show of prime eutdr. but the atwitter was nut so great its usual ; and there not being &a my buyers, few were sold. There were about 160 bags of !tops weighed ; sew guava averaged from 41. to 51. 154. and very fiat intasides a little higher.— l'earl n;f•. and th.osp of ISOS, expeneueed a very dull sale. et from 31. ISt. to 61. Butter sold from 13s. to I 4s. Gil. At Lklknth Fair, on Tuesday tw'anight, the 16th, there was • fine show of horses, both for draught and saddle. Young ones lit for von kiog sold well, though prices may be considered ten pet eels?. lower than the last year. A great many staling horses remsilicd unsold, as also old work wies.— The demand of cattle for feediog exceeded all thing we have been; they were no sooner offered for sole, than they were bought, at twenq per cebt. abuse but prices. Mitch lane partook of the same reedy sale, sod at similar high pi ice/. ; those lit for the blitclitr sold also high. If she feeder is paid any thing fur the kipping of his cattle end.% the winter, but. lier's meal will he higher iu the spring months than ever we hare seen it. About to wen o'clock yesterday evening, greet con sternation prevailed among the weekly snit t lof our frlluw-citistus, thro' the •nusesl ctrcumstance of drums hi:titling sod bugles soondiug •• to arms !" in almost every street ; which natant!, producing strong muster of soldiers of every description in tlu garrisoo. at eight o'clot k 300 mart hid for St d oe.. tun. The most ssuguioary tales foisiol quit k rircu- Istion—of French prisoners brokr arittiurls ktllcd and wounded, bedding' Bird. retry possible shape and degree of onliiuruig ! Even lamp arctiterl to gleam upon a skulking rroenoisitt, and rails (;oraliwin Bull heard his /neighbour lira'. to ice before he Mild recognise his moire dial, et !It wis th it the precarious state of the negnt tut..to for au eachssige, finer terminated at ta product d touch restlessness attain% the priliOtirCe m CYrry (*et throughout the kiugdow ; tw•l several at tempts have been nut& to escape fr,•m that of Stapleton within the lest fortnicht, hot with indif ferent success. Yesterday atis increased le a Msjor's c•wrottsautl ; wird it Wits rstris Joy discovered limit same use Intl In. n a,.ntr of ■ piece of sword-blade. to torero list: dune. Itriar our of the bacrticksdisinti add .:11 to ttli.ch, sins of stolibernoess oputt turning the s rwinizrs sit for the night, indicated the iii-orssity of a further friit ferletlartil it shove stated ; but no tots of hroillity enema; sit Cite rtitort. to the hour of t•ur see arc Im p p.• •n sty is " oar ..fercirry, Oct. :2.) POLICE VAN/lON InufilE, OCT. 21. Mt emeriti's Bat Lu woo app. elm:till no Solar. day, uo.uspiciou of puking pockets, way toreologiot up tor Lustier exuntioationt The. t'tiptaiu of • Spanish vessel, %liege pa ket had WIG picked a few d.i)s ago, au an alky leading tious QllBl4ll. attitudes!. He stated that Iwo then hart sewed Judd d his &rows, while twoothets rifled his pocLcs but ht €OOl4 ssa idesetiti the Pci swv 'soar of the psetles. A woman who lived in the :alley where the robber, wee comusitieol, said that she l o om NOhs thc traumatism', soil was sure Saiunts was nut one of the pennons wloo had !outdo& and robbed the Captaiu. As no pronf of felony was substantiate.' against the Pri. Issuer, he o :is eutioinsiteol to take his trial fur a trawiest swoosh on the Officer %ha had spurrhessoled hive Ste fusing turn sere Leaned Gun. the Issugl i hno,beind of adourfields, I longed by static of the iiihnbetanis r ill, lets lies ,oft tire works in the streets, and ihereb) rid.. grriog th. lives of thy passengers, and the safety o the witch hottrisoutl As they hail been repeal/41y waracil against Air dancer ou, prac.th c, sitlnful effi et, the Luau M*. of euur•ctkri 'hem HI the peuuli) CIJILMI•Lt" UCT• +.14. AN EXCI , RsION TO NCHI V. Marron Gras/ aus charged by Eta diatli.Cleinei.te with iss3ll ii iii bee She &laical that she was a 'errant 0111 of place. Yesterday nun &nog she left, /110,11 ill wait on a Mr,. Nrspson, at /Loftily, who wet& a servapt. Id hyoid c cos wishio statist a yllartrr of a mile of hawdertinatiou, she was overtakes Ire itv., its. 11 1111 cart. They inqaired where the was going; she ittlitruirel them ; they "died her to fret into the cart, sad they would act leer :town. tike complied with the Nf. r ; and when they caste apposite Mrs ansepsinis house, Al' told theta was the bout.: she wailed 10 Slap al. They, however, took no but drove uu in a molt violent anaurirr, and kept &ivies through a part of too country enknuwa tuba,. %then it li , caisic dark, they tni.k met iinpruper set reasidaletiir liberties with In r. Elt acru eleven sod tweire of they drove jet° Leaden). but tats • part that she was atiactpiaiwkd with. a dark dirty tine. Oa her threatexiiie, to call .1:c watch, the two Islets jumped oat el Ike cart, awl the Primmer rd into it, and dn.rr or as fast as three he had 'Hu t ailed I)., her ei , o,,oiste r ,iaqg with bnu, lie gate her n Wow or the month, utile+ abide it bored, she Own relied the watch, awl *tie Prtsiewer sae se. cored. Oar of the area who leaped out of the east she saw then in the Oaks Prisuistr, la lila defence, denied thus Fe slrwk this Cumpiatisaut the owner of the cart Anne 4111 to 11IA owe dour; mid his Wilt, abu was far arh ;owed in prceosur%, on meal a 1111114411 is the earl, 4 , 4 •iolcits, and he ;11m. PV44011 • er), at the icquett of the tiotsha,il, z o t cau l, Tor lie parttime of driviiia the Cumplainui:t Lorna to shim '.lo:e, Whet( else laid she Ned ; and when 'lvry cut 1.. dal red of Shoe-True ILIC called oft a 11 alc/A !" and he ass takes tens eastady. _ . The...titer or the cart rail) corroborated ti lt s stat ctm eat ; butt vital he mold nut to I what happ. d hstl.re h t a w l lh a Primmer, as Ito Ism its a state of .tupefeetem from drink ; but nits be kites, Ilia, the Auras the Csuwaptaistui sparr of ass a wale; 11/14 Ii was well &mows they wore twat fass.as fur gait, peers _ _ The Worthy Al•lermaus (51**WAV) chased, IY.I die Cosuplaionnt was highly biasimide for geitiat it.to the cut. Ile tiorel,,se eltset*.ased the Couopla:nt, to eLe eon% Wit ()induce uoy toisoia b eorrulsoc.de soy part of kr ',white* jam& o t uoy w , ta folly cuummlteJ foe lraal. for 'trading go. p otin .; o f , oogar, value is. the praput) d W,:11810 Eau, euufetiomer. A TRICK. iltorre Siseeth was charged by 3Tr. neap! arriiitts. N.. &rad strict, suerchwir with oblation Siva hist tempt moisten mites by • trio k He stated, that • WWI Vviriihr htd parch...KJ soma goods (e.t.a t 1 .,, i'resser, *kith oho was to accept bills gar; but she mad • disogreeuiert wilt s the lii.nucr ou imither business .4 a ditftrrut oaten, settle+ rosia not be settler until susweas acre rattiest& to lotion sent to forums parts an arlowouni was ranted or, and the at Istria:Jo* mat On 11,1.14 v 1.41, cur!. it erns agreed thnt Ike two LA* in question •hould ha areephal by Slam Velatils, to favour of Ibr Pritoorr, but to be ituted Ir b (the l aoutilvitseurs) hunts meld WI wwtc OW regi*Od irises a .usads- NW • huail was critical into by Use tuatara to that Alert. 'I his lOUS Ugs, g the Prisnaer roast* the Compirisinut eouati e g soo t told him hr caged or him Sir tin• purpose of awful slog the lolls; the Complaisant beaded them to Litis, labia he is.- isetliateiy ram sad'; the ColOplithilkill 101100111 hi% and crud net Step thief!" air short. he das secured. The befeetlaut, in his ritfeare. Reid, au mite had a right to twirl his properly; the hilts wise drawn iu b.c tenor, rend were his 111.411 bt esdersed them over to • thin] person{ lore weituowledged that be gel posses , ioo of them ID the , matinee skirrilised by the Crauphatainut, hart Le waa .1. Irtiunied In keep them, mod it was wet is the tiowerof Illey sum laterally to disposers* his of them. thy Aldershot °horned, it did out come tinder Lis rasa:stove ; the Cumptaivant mum apply to en 411W/fey. mill lusts sin ;miaow of tourer for for crtolery of du notes , Lotto most sm,the Primmer did out get passer.... of thaws is the Must f.uc and bissagrabk swum. be Prom ter sand, be was fay arrogant that, but hr trail been tricked himself, arel mast teal, othen. Ik was acriwiliagly discharged. AVACI:r. James Garrolons was e milted to tats his trial at the rent Una. ter bessioas, for smanltiug ivta. Whirrs, last mails& at Ike Whertalseaf public-horse is Fleetsnarlet 11011r-sritairr. Yesterday Alm 'Minn was lornaght to the abate udice, charged ander the Act of Partkownst passed last Sessions Mn reguesttent Hawkers sod Pedlars. Packard Asiotown, Lostion horseyor of Hawkers owl Ped lars, clowitad the Prisoner with trading stilton.' a licence the stated, that yi.terall) es he was passim( alum the htnuotl, Ise saw the Ppiiower wills su ow loaded with eartheiswerlt, which he ass tXplailat to sale. He saw Vest sell sane articles, wed he boweltht as eatittentware ran of "him foe two. pewee : after whisk he waked, if he twit • hornet to withorise him is sell as • hawker sad pedlar The Pretuser relative, he had we, hot stas going to tilts, one out l'post whorls hie took bins into tutaudy. anal toodotetNi low stud the ass to the door ssf tie Ottkir, sad left theirs there; hal .hue he was dowerthing the saint.. of the einem to a ecrks Ibt Priaotwc drove bob am tor ; (towhe* the Prtweestor set of inparswst of bast., and found the sae, with at that l'o mower, M Cftipia garden Ntwoltri The Prostrates brwesitst the ass bark, and she Prisoner, on Booting poor heady was seiscd, race, to Use slice and soma& tell hotobtlt. The ll'auttoser at know lcolged that he had too teepee to sell EA • hawker and pettlar, end that the 911/11Cke Its: was rendies were kis *we nnututht tore. TI, I's muter *at c•stsvissird is the its.n.s`ty 4 , 4 hot sr. wasseseestost by the Cuossitts,i , suers a. a pays:, olskatt ;petty, wail a1t..% cal mutat' to take rent a itceuct, the pa salty sot to tot vssfurctU is list cis a,. tint.. Niitni v 0,11611011 [TIMILT. . _ . A MO 14alve saw uf ;*16;;;;Iirwi • tokrkrs of foreilore to • see) c,...1.4- sitaft anierty, ame Pit.. rural Afro. itiodthoo, • lady I torten.. It 41/promed crlrocr. II.: Primmer vas kit Is the . tare i•iaie,Lonee tot 110. Preeeeta Iris in Cclilletulst•aiitet, 11 7 ; ULM barrel' tortuerly toetistreaut .a tits hotly. 11a. several months writ, all ttm ortie:es of faro tors tibia mead by soer.4 were taken nt eeriest bows to dAretent Pasty unto Not a reelect *I &rooters ern* left is the Immo. SOM.. oeithlmare tlfcrovered what sae going on, wbitb led So the meow r to I.moo 01_1 he Promoter. . . la J. fritar, Hie Primmer atirdsatcd all to his wife, wiws las amid had dour rt will's** his home :t-dip• • bet he onahreard having oriental') slept IN • h Ili hid • iih shsets sad festal. tare, and *hat Weis share was authiag ion hat • billiehru• The Primmer was fall, esaissaitied (Sr trial, bet hr via bas abwasaded. The Hawk, it r%,4 DIN Gum Loitilots. foe Arms. irmsmir.e4l He'd. the 9111 Cree all 'm11.11141. • tim 13riits1 essr;whts vows attired for by rit e clmnpouttf;Klly, hat 'et:Armed to Loudon nom. tr Co:ohat May riallag potzlitv.t. Its 114111.611kr. w<<. reeetred furitit Gout DegAertgs 0(W.) • : , a: 1 centsg.d s all Wu :la • 14 w