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• • • • it changed fop Mr. Cantley; the bill wrchwoirked in the presence of the witness, •Sayssorre ; the; ,Prisoner gave her Ans. in silver for the windy , the went wit of the room with; ris soot' esthia•etg ' done. witness threw the witidnw up us Mr. 'Torment' know, upon which l'ardoe and Veo-: 1113 n 411,1 ou,erucarne up sti.trA; they at+latiirf direetly, and searelied him. Witness put his ut..rit on the two notes he had taken before lie de livered tines to Ay. Towiwnd; Itt4l trot any other Batik of Eligiand notes. The notes were proved to he the Sallie. Witness un.lereteut a-long cross-examitMtion by . Mr. Sißct..ttst, Out slid not in Huy degree alter his teatnuony. fie questioned him reoipecting being convicted of petit larceny, and being *confined two years; when Mr. PARK observed, that having served his sentence, he was competent witness. • To a question by Mr. Toretln, on behalf of die prosecution, wittiest said, Dannah Grant o.line into the room, she said, w Could you," to the witness, " change Mr. Cantley It ten pound bid ?•." H. answered, he could not, and the ['ti sane,' Kane , 111111 4 .! int' it. Itithava n4l, Esq. the Town Clerk of York, said, he 'narked some monies; itinotp4st th,• rest were 2s. with the letter R. upon the head side, wll . lob be delivered to Dent along with other qtly •r. Hr delivered to Ltaumbrough a two pounds batik note, which lie had also marked lint. About seven o'clock in tt:•.•: evening of the 91.11 March last, he went to Mr. Cautley s ; saw liAlt throw up the us appointed for a signal. Wstntwm sent to Pardoe and Yeoman, we. stationed at a public-hontie near ; he desired them to taltstilie Vrisaiwr itllll Dent into custody, mid witness went to ice. them. On gluing tutu the room, witness saw Vit. Poisoner OM Dent, Pardo*. and VPolll:trit ; there was sortie cloth lying, and a silver clip; Dent seas loitered ; said " these are ilie.two times I received from Anderson." Witness advised Lent to have the cup with hint, as the Prisoner would like.iideet. Yeoloaalvas searelnanz the :'runner when wenns . went into the roam. Witness raw the t:t bud noitty. one of which was sent up to the Solicitor of the , Bank of England ; the note sent op was tint mark ed. Bantsdocnigh brought the 40s. change to Cautley's hefore tiiesdicers went to Dent's; it was afterwards examined, and orw of the marked dill- Leo. s was amongst it ; the other market' shilling the witness fcCeiVeti 144)111 711 r. Porcine this moroing, sod produced it. as also the one from Deem brought; saw the 21. note in the hands of Yecianm, and produced it. The 'nue settee marked by Yen man at the time, and witness believes them - to be the came; Bring questioned by Mr. Ssarctsta, witncto: says Dian does trot bear A good character ; he was not so lie helleverl upon oath. 11fitoesa tworked the money. to corroborate Dent's evidence. Veotrian said, on the 9th of Monett last he amnsted is apprehending the Prisoner; he was stationed by lir. TOtYtiCtltt at Cautley's shop, along with Pardon; Dent *ells flour and meat ; about sane o'clock, witness sod Pardoe went into Dent's diuitir..rooin, and two" of three minutes afterwards , Mr. Towneud can in ; there was is cuat-pieee lying on a chair, and a Weer cup was nu the table ; the cop- niight be put. under a carat; witness womb ell the Prisoner's left inside-coat pocket, and in -it found tifteren Bank . notes, trf lit. ,each ; witneas marked them ; witness had no other; on scurchint .the Ptisouer's waistoriat-pocket, witness &rind twelve country notes, of different denominations, and a ttl. Bank of England trete ; witness !liar:had time note io hss possession. ever since, it wit quirked at the tune; another ii. Bank note was round amongst the country notes, and produced auci identified hr the Wittlitlft ; the other fourteen out of the fifteen' notes, found by the wittiens, weve,pro duced and identified by him; the two notes taken by Dent of the Prisoner. and Icy Doss delivered to. the witness, en the 9th of Mardi, and then marked by the witness, were also : produced by ltiiu and identified ; witness is confident the fifteen notes were taken out of the Prisorrer'n'left lidenssidiescoat - pocket. . • $. Mr. PI as called Mr. 'Portrayed egaissirliit. wee * Olean the nil. note, and proved l it trs by : .*v .f ootje which he gave to Bsiumbrough, anti which belted tirevioosly marked with ; also the. two: nottl, winch were given by Dent to Yeuinaa, after be had taken them of the Prisouer, were Kevionslyruarked by this witness, and identified. Joseph Pardoe, Police Officer. says, that, on the colt :limn+ last, he was at Caurlcy's, along with Mr. Towttend and Yeoman ; witness went with Yeoman to Dent's; they found the Prisoner rind Dentlis , !tether in a room up stairs; saw a silver cup with two handles, also some woollen cloth in the main near the Prisoner; witness apprehended him, and witness and Yeoman searched him together ; Bess found two watches ; duce was a key at onc,of them ; rive watches now produced ati• in the same state they were their ; went to Mrs. M'Critty's, tmd sew her site chewed him a room, in whirtt build a na•. of meddle-bags and a great coat ; thin was in the Far Wate;.-lame--4tnisni now produced] --they were then teickcil ; the witness opened them with the key hanging to one of the watches; wit nes+ examined the contents of the huge. anal found upwards of one hundred notes, which witite.m pro duced NO identified, *mitring marked by him , be fat e its gar theta Nit of his custody; the notes be: $n;„; counted. there *pre hail of 11. irsidi, and 13 ert mach; witness Nod • shillinx upon the Pri ,ont4, which had men preciously marked by Mr. T o wa,eo t t witue,l had it till this morning, and U.;'ll PRO it to W. Tbernend. Mi. lownend agate called; identified the did= On questions by Mr,,, glitestsi.• Joseph Pardue says he is a pubia.• officer; he had Dept in custody once ;• he has an imittferest character; would not in all eases ttaliett keito Ippon omit. ... Mary NKr - Neely ' lives .oa* the Foe Watat-hme; knowb the Prisoaerat thabar, whom ; he came to her hodae. asasalept , •ooe ni ht, almata =rter or a year oteviatat to Ow gth hlareti Nat, oil that day; helsweetoten and etereu o f elockitt. th; forenomo, be !tree "join; he bad a pair oi nide. dl.. hag. over hit nem, and his tor, emit , oi;.ihe, askritioi a I.rd ; he ;dared his bap o:wtn a %hair. took a koy off his wateit-eitaitr, - vent•apeoesrthe bog. m take not , t bliirt .10 .wash,easeil Ifockviabe Nevi told him to take they U. Iris bed.roont r Arbete he had Aro !adore, ititd he left Them thew, sad his topcoat; alter he bad locked wioM the him, he;mut the key 4o his watch satin ; Pri sone 'wen; Rut, and witness rat life - - (sr-.Lis re turn ut night,.; Pardoe cause. iond she sheered him the Taunt ; Pardor to.k the begs, awl ti l .lmess in:irk ed thew before they were taken nosy ; (the hap were prOyeed to this witness. and identified ;) wit ness twist Pardoe open the bags, Nlie.Plt..w the key IlVen the lo , k, and there were lowers takeu out, which apiwareil Wig black Lill>. 1 11 6'14111 ,illllOl W:IS I):.ticr.tit, the Fleece ; on the 9th !flare,' last, the Prisoner 1:311lie there :is the forenipoi upno brown gallowsy-, with a hair of saddle-bags wider him, he took them Or, lining them over his spin ; went away, leaving the way in the witness's Care. Thomas Baumbrough is in the einp/oyiiimit of Mr. Cantley, druggist, in Low Ousegate, York ; received a two pound Bank of Engleuil suite of dlr. Townend, with instructions to go over to IL Dent's 'about eight &dock in the evening to get chauge ; the note was marked, and the witness had no other note but that • Yen I by Mr. Townetei ; wit ness went over mid saw flamed:, and ale took the note went up stairs, and iu a little time brought down 21. in silver, which she gave to the witness ; wittiest, counted it over and objected to scene, and one being a very bad one, he got it changed. On a question. by. Mr. Staetatu. winiess said Ilaiiiieli Grant changed the- shilliug with one out of l u 'ronii pocket. Hannah Grant, hour to R. se Deist, says Idle knows the Prismier ; she saw hill there in March, brat iu the firrenuoii, but be did not stop tong; he came hi with Dent between eight um ! sine in the evonitig, and went into the dining: wool*. it is nearly opposite to Mr. Ceistley'ri; ei little titne afterwards her master called her lip stairs, there was a shillinz lying .on the table, the was ste , treil to fetch some ruin ; she niet . I'hosuas alio asked her to give hint change; he had a std. mite in his heard; lie aaked if Mr. Dem could give Mr. Cautley chauge; witnes. took the noir, and went up with it to her in:later reel ,the Prisoner, s o ul, s pealtha t z to Mr. ,Dent. ism' 4. Mr. Cauthey would be• obliged if he could change him a el. note:" Prisoner took it iii his hand. mail loud, " it wits a good one, he would change it," and wire her tom-half-crown pieces. and the rest in shillings; witness went dawn stairs the change table, an! Ilantinhunigh looked it over, olijecte-1 to several. but at last there was one he would not take, RIO. she el:angst:l it with the shilling she lied to fetch hue a isin • with ; Punka: crowe in as aeon ars lloutulareu"li had got out of the passage. tkialto rt ißoneock was huotiodelier at the White Sisaniu the Pavement, was talking with the Pre. honer when. Dent come up, stud said, " I want you . - • Jrilin. Lees. Inspector-or-Umik Notes foe the Beak of Et.eland, on being altewts ewe of the notes stated in the' itidictinent, said. it, was a forged note; it wes not the paper on which Wilk notes are made ; there is no part of the mete the production oldie Reek. The note wits signed J. Clapp; wit-- Deal said there is simh an officer as J. Clapp, but this signature is not of his hand-writing; the name of A. I loupes, asaniteritig Jerk, ia not the hand- is I it ing of A. Hooper, also betimes to the Bank in at:other ilt.partiomit ; no atich 'scram' as A. !limper was eutering Clerk in the Batik ; ausitlwr note named iu the indictment, which wes paid to Dent, was shewn to the: liViineSs, who said, it was forged in every respect, the plate and manuscript same as the• other,i Abe fourteen taken by l'eotnaii, ail fie gerits, beteg of the same plate :end tilling up as the other faro; the I.lfit of and 13 of ti. taken ,put of theasuldkdiegs by Perdee, Are BM forgeries" all the one -pounds the same plate assilie otter " (mess" aitti • the same haiiilA avant. and. the •It twos? are filled up by. the sante hand ; also •Iles• note -emit knell Mr. Toemend a footed batik note found isissongst the country.tiotreis of a difs fereut plate from the other "airs," hut is a for gery. The,amtes owed in the indictment -were , Shen read ;.-and the Prisoner being called Orem-foe his ilefence,.sael, he hint notliiiig to say, nor. any witnesses in call, but declared the coat -he hail vies when apprehended had no inside 'socket. -• Mr. Justice CHARIIMS moaned ms the evidence, and, Asir a coeseltivion of tire minutes, the Jury retunied a 'verdict ofs—Gsulrys Ili, ',mishit', in addressing the PI-homer, observ ed, that -lie had been found guilty upon as full, clear, and satisfactory evidence, es ever had been besol,-of an offence whieit was in its practice mo s t inju ions to and tended to destroy the, national credit. Many who lied • been tried far similar offences, had- been deluded by others; but : Ho doubt coidil be- eittertstinki that he, from the. iptaiitity in his possesitioh,lhad hems nearly . connect: : ed with the sietael forgers and fabricator, of these, note's; and after' advieing him to prepare for the . awful change.about to take 151 ace, passe4 on hirer' the dreadful sentence of— Dealt Among Me capital convictions was theta" Rich rtrd Ibointistra, net! 3 4.0 f Darliugtom yeoiMiii, re moved by habeas. eotimt front the gaol at Dm liam, cherged with 'assisittfirtiffhoiteis !1011, of Cricmjt ton; farmer:On titelkiiiies - liigliaay, and taking from hitit three'Riprin •Knarestiorongli hank note's, Indf a guinea no gold, and titlerta 'lulling* in tit y--Death. N. B. .Wt -are sorry that we hsivencelision to no. tice the indecorum% conduct or the witneise "fun the pcoisecutieri bn -thits' trial: After the unfortunate men bad • iseerefound gailtyrthey set oat in post chaises from' their borne. with every demon stration of rejniciog, the , post4voys having their hat.. decorated with rarritts-enloured rye on such intimentu glade's", ! NISI ARIUS COURT. 'No less digit LSI causes were entered, on Torr. day, for these Laminas Asaizes. • The case of as sault, " Croft r. duf not co•ae into Court, the Defendant having consented to pas 100 ilea*, anal , k t,te.s letter, ata,logisilig to the Plaintiff. 'Flie t will case, of "GruLb and Others e. Topp and knitirick," c‘tone on rear oil Friday, sail did not 0044 tail half-past It orgluck w the eveniag, other) a ...pipet 1130• gl vett. for the Plaintiffe--thus setting i . ▪ 410.tia. by„ which the verdict given htst' Arwit mold, , Saturday mortung, own an the i Timinand Another e. Waiatar," no w it Mr, Darrow-was retained: (fee $OO guirwary. cause excited ninth interest, and. tatti.de. ended in favour of the Plaintiffs. , • , • ". • 5.." , • ••• COURT MARTIAL • DISTRICT OR DMA. Bristol, April an, i ono. • , The Comouroneler-in•Chief basins signified • hiis approval of the proceedings of a Court of folipoiry lately held at Bristol, from whose report the follow. in.,: iv an extraets•s -" The Count, after the most minute inc.otigatino, is of opinion, that no one act of dishonour attaches to the coo- doet of .11..j0r Johlre, or Major Sir Walter Y• a, Bet of the tat Sionerset Itili.nent of Nlilitia , fur, althongh the lan image wide iisi: of ins the 4th of February was highly intent ;Pante, nod reprehensible, yet, in consequence of the Mne duste owl mutual apology which pawed, the Court *loth ho nourably acquit them. (S:gned) .. J(11IN IIYNG, .. Lieut.-Cul. and Assistant .Idj.-flencral." The Court it of opinion, that the conduit of Captain Porch, (senior Captain), its convening it partial meeting of the Officers of the Ist Somerset regiment of militia, to enter into reanlwtlons preju dicial to his superior Officers, was highly improper nail unjustifiable, and• contrary to good order and military discipline. The Court likewise makes the same comment upon, the conduct of Captain Porch, - in patting Officers superior to him in rank wider arrest, wihmit making an immediate report to the General Officer commanilicru, the garrison.—The Court is also of opinion, that Captair.s Adney, Cook, alai Cloitterboick, took leading parts in that meeting, which ilse Court tounot but consider as a conspiracy, highly subversive of military discipline. The Court is of opinion, that the conduct of Cup lain and Adjutant Groves, in 'not troritn: from the Orderly-Book of the loot Somerset - regiment of Alili tot, (having received Major-Gen. %Warder direction so to do) un ordee,insarted therein, is disobedient of orders, and contrary to the character of au Officer. The Court hi further dripininn, that the conduct • of Captain and Adjutant Orestes, its cousin. , to heinserted, inserted, previous to the Itesolutimis of the s'h of February being forameled te Colonel sari Poislett, the colicludiug clause. ria. " QS WV cannot think of iissociatiog or &rim; tfuty with them, till we hear ynor Lorrletwp's sentiments, ' is highly utoliecoining the character of ow Ake?, au& bore a tendency to • mutiny. it orsesGmedv, Ini Is Jame,. t sue, ' Rut—Flaring laid before the liii% the proceei d ings of ot Oens•rat Court Marital, held at Bristol CD ' the lot of JOollats twoo, - and cootinited' hy adjonrh tnents to the Silt of the same month, for the trials of Captains l'homrrs l'oich,:aulur Cnok, John Ad . trey, rhomas (butt( rlartk, and. Roitert Graves, of the Ist Som.-sotto regioneot of militia, who were a:- • reigned upon the undermentioned e11at, , 4 , 5, viZ. ISt. Fir enaireeirrg and butting an irregular muting of several of the officersoftise tat Somerset Militia, oii the stii • thy of February last. in the 1151111-1•00111 of the regiment, at Pristol, ter outsides the condor( of 31ajorJolilfe, then com nrinding the earl regiment, mid Major Sir Walter Yea, Bart of the same regiment, on the sili of Febroary preceding ,• sm.) at the sass* martin; !Muting themselves to seivecy,-and agreeing together to snake a purled and injurious irporl of the rennet of the said Maier Joti ff e, nin th Sir %Tali. r Yea, to Earl Peniett, the Colonel of the regiment, *hick was afterwards tralisinitted to him; and als-i, at tb. said meet ing, combining further and agreeing not to assoi•iaie, nor du air inditury duty with hlujorloliffe ousel Sir Wattle Yea, till they, the Allures compoir;:ig the said meeting, should hear Colonel Earl Ponlett's aratiments out the rep•iit wade to him; all *hick sold istultset was amino., to thudr li n ty as oafiCrill, highly detrimental to the senior, awl tothe!pist. iodicr of ova order alert military ilisciplMe. 11. Vol. madr• ly rosispiri.l end rimiliiiiing, togetlicr with si repot odor orerrire of the triter regiment, in the :,tit aF. !:rtiare last, at Briutul, to stigmatise the rhareeti•c of gator Juicily, *mil Wolin. Sur Walter Yes, of the Ist Sumer.. Ast Militia, f. ,r not baring engaged in a duel, iii imiergeriire ads .oliet whirl, load liken Tillie betweetill:ese, 'AI I lIC 4' li precellinz : ulthuna4l they, the offi.t" a, rim_ • and coin bnana together, well knew that jhe mist Z iimiry , I had bcfore that time hien amicably awl I mi l ady raged and nook op, a bleb said comilier trailed to create sad keep np•diaseosinn in the te L isitent, ,ss hi : OM - 4011i- .. ineut'll to (lie seresee,.aud.os the prpiathosoll end order sad ~... military ilisi,iihne. Upon which cliargesthe Court wine to the follow- . iag derision :— ! -t , The Mart; 'Caving maturely and dellbristely . weight . streevidence &Moved lea auttiaat ea: the prostctiliun, mint. Ilikaithe Priationre had to Meru tireir'elssienee is of epi- Y ohm, that the µvisaing's, Cayi k tpitis..Porich, C4irk, Ailsioy, ' eliitttelmeh, and t;rrees ' are guilts , of the choir sa u c y, i i. agent/ft titer,' and dr theteftwe *drudge that they be die mismivtlewii the First Somerset Itegintehellif Militia. 'Toe Court Cannot avoirteerwessont a swish that the main.:: dud' made eusalluriu•r to aim usanot, ia„wiv,cti the pFhs e ett : ou had, been couilagtid,aa it is snit ao isAt tir justice to observe, that the duties of Abe prosecution wire very honourably add . in:partially oiellakile." ' •' - ' A am tec t iegerfnut plot,' that firS Majesty apprOved oncfenistirated . the venter:re Of - ' cite Court. Wilt respect to eitt; und'Attjublu m t'Grlceti; 1 a:direct ed to 41.1.eive, that illthrTiriti, the length of. set vice antiteirpeiieitee of thut 01firet7onght to - hove op previeif ,jinn hii mind's itronaersenve r of duty to the ServicKtftlln• alio-are to' have Wit uat'e4 him in the course ofilhese proct .dings ; yet, takihg into consideration his service of thirty year., fits firmer' hissing - been rated in arrest, Mod the excellent dm nutlet-given of 'him, as uppertro upon ;he face: of the • proceedingla„ und ilia by hisColouel, Itati Poulett, , fits Nliijesly ass pleased To commute the sentence of disinisaiti &Mil the t.t Somerset Militia, to ens pen,init from rank and par, for three calentlur mouth*, with no iithisouithaii,•that this art of Rot id merry now hare a proper...fleet Midis the futons I conduct ol*Cisetain mod Adjutant (inivcs. . • • ... • . I have, *es &es • r,Sigaioil) DitYrt) Di' S Etta, • Commauder-in-Chi‘ ' Lieut.-Gra. Tll4lOll, W Officer commanding in thcsevern District, - A Gentleman arnved from Comma gives a most deplorable account of the staletings•tit the Spanish peasantry from tier rapiteiwoteness of the' Fteuelt tosnies. They setae on whole &dui of_ sheep. rod slaudliti r them for the use of their troupa, without any temuileratioil. .Sothethurs, indeed, they art; Si . just tic to give drafts on OliNAPAkTeli (71.10.. inisaarint; hut, alas! what ib the value of !head i The fkickit of sin, eight, itotheri thotisuoil sheep, which a ttt itt ally migrate from the smith of-Spain to (:spiel' lord the Asturias, for the sake of - jiastuoe, have grievously suffered front the ravenous Piencli, mutate produce.of woof •fs *bridged. All of that speoles of property the savages could lay s lio:,1 or, they have fomented talk/011nd, and the ocks ore doily tbinnitshiliv:. Its two mouths the t)riiiii him self promises to repass the Pyrenees, firmly to 4011 , ,Bis tooth. r on the throne of Spain, where I e will. fisralfv. aotwitlistanding -our exertions so m anor of th . e. Stoutish Patriots, we greatly fear, shut the Fritiantsh ports agoinst our merchants ; mid, film) all these causes, wool and Spaisish wines wit'. rise to ass eitorinou4 rive. 3 heir wires we rut' do without, hut where Oita we Mel soot ' • , • - SPUR 77 . ...0 INTELLIOENC2. —.mi..— BRIGHTON RAC Ei• .-. . . ... . tionfraii Jett' .:t. The.sreond and last 'enrolee rest/mai uslawillawaysbakelle i °gr. e,.. It, fur three.) car old colts; nst. 7 lb. and hißes $4.. + sib the last mile ; the colts, &c. - to be named by eight o'clock in the evening before railltittig. .Thaostraose st.l 4 , sold fur :noes if demanded within a epistler of sa hone after the race, the owner of the 'seieo4d rfinrse tieing 'fii se entitled, &r. he. s - .. Lot il k.greinoura eh. c out of instal° Chesitire Chetr, i tie* ff. R. 11. the. Duke of York's grown Hess • His Royal Highness the Prink* of Wider, the Duke of St. Albano, Mr. Laillso4e, Mr. Mellish, Mr. repots', sad Lewd G. Cavendish, are subscribers, Nit tfitriSt name. Mishit, tongs...4 , am t-ree-quseters of a nide, Lord Egremont's b. f. out of Lazy, spinet the J . Shelley'S ch. f. last'), sat alb. each ..-Fanny won easy. Mr. ClAVell'a g g. ltraganian, r-294. - against Mr. Webster's b. g. So tag liur.—Last half mile, :asca.....To be rode by tho owners.—Dragran Iron easy.. . , - A Plate of tool. for three-year olds, yid. four year olds, est. 311 s. fire year olds' • sat loth. six-year olds; 9st. Oh. and aged !Pt alb. the New (.'onise ; the winner.to be said for amnia if demanded within a quarter of an hung after Ate race, the owner of the second bore befbg first entit&t, ';': -. Mr. latillooke's hr. It. Chester, A yea old .... i . lord tarrniont's Is. t oat of Lazy, 3 yrs. old Sir I:. IVehster's b. h. Hippomenes; ure• Mr. Hugh/41'8c1.. galloon) Swami, 5 yes old - ..g. Sir B Graham's h. f. Wien,aged.. ... Mr. Croft's 1,1 r. Saragossa, 3 ht. old ' Sir .1. Shelley'.. eh 1 Fanny, t ps. old. The COUI , N• see this day more numerously attcuiled thaw en either of the piereding dap', 'sad the hells were well-euti: tested. —....—..m.....,....1... FleLit.'ll. -..mi5r..... - . GU,ILDWALL. - . .. Yesterday, i *errata Of Mr. Rivington, bookseller, Wai 'hal ged with Meetings bundle of printed paper. Our M Mr: Itivingloa's shntsinen etatrd, that several bundles of snits paper had been missed from their Mle, which pat them stn the watch. On Monday, the Prisoner was desimil M•talsi s toe,, books to the hiniter's,.when the appearance i.f his be; e).cittag suspicion, be was hulloed and detained ; the paper in question was found in the hag. The Prisoner begge.lll.ll4 for-merry, and Mr Itieingtini suggested, that the lost ni 4.4 :tikehlevialtis "blowier, would be to soluuteer for the Nan. Ile. requested five minutes to comiult with iris wife upon the subject, whirl, was allowed Clut ;'ht iffiterwiwils ie. iim.ed ant expressed a des: re to accept she wilarderhseil the humanity .f hie marl., bad inggesltd. - Mr. statherit; A chistignaoster; eliarge.l -bin Porter aoh stealing two parrialit sof elgere, ashigis.rsere„, Coosa conned -.1 in his hat. Mr. Mathews arid, Imbed had several cheeses broken t 3 'deem, mr‘ieieload been carried effrafietensial, and Lobed iiNspeeted revertant Lm servants , If was ditatiiverrd, that the cheese, when. brohen s ,was si ow eil,away is small pieces, for the comcnjeure of reerlet!' off ; oiir Of them: Pit's" being ntimed•Wileti 413 W Pramwr -went snit tit dialect-, he wa. pursued, brought, beck, null sire Aetsiv,...fotand iv his hat The Prisoner now declared, that it '...411 the Itrrt I'l ,fig he hail ever taken Its Ms lift,' lad his Osairoas com i assim:stely agreed to forego. praxes-mans. . at..zzsza=ssszbija. ' • . ' • '4CII/rIfLTeRS. ' • The Meeting of the Perks Ageiewltsrol Society, which ws• boldest dr''F.mt Insley, do Prnlity, this Falb hot: wan rerpert- Ably attended. ..hbe Prises fee Shearing were waft enntesis.2, l'ratiris theireatt, the shepherd of Sir John 'flirnektuosion. Bart. esiord.ilw first rim *ad Wass I.: er burn s qigypisk as boiog arrvants tt !tfffialff4isttlic'inciety. The brat pi :sr tee general alteep-sheirrecti was 11,06gdged to (harks Eborn,ths ilieplarrd atilt ace. P. t Fart*, 1.11 . Klittbury, sad the se. asshil to Jolts Henan. The Judgeb,• Nisei s. Forster, Mr buttle,,ao Hireable, were Mi . 111,11:11011,4141i titre IC st "cloulatitioit, set the slicui flog Itamini teriet, by- Sn' Irfittit 'I hem :kinertott, we?* heats re • but the worth.unwsset eschneet ar /eh" imirpo . 4... " A Bill was sent by Illtayar •41•altery, but as it...14a Divot', twitistirttneralha ails! &scatty! the jaacelitillgival l / 4 ils sapissisa Marcos. , . •.. . ..., I ~,,........ ii ,, , ..r dit A nlre teas Id 's& be 115 g, S. crcharsinki is tr i et. I • lteastsa, uteri ire WAIN. - Itimeir (w Mai BlefrewillV e 11 ..tter kittirr.Alo hairs. . 3 : 64 twieti4e•istase. , ***4olll.4o o .ol, o ll drurik with thrill's ti, hint_kW.)4,4litt;to lll u l r 4l §lu l Niet 1 t I: in c.'.7iiis. i! was ii,-.lpasel SoionainioriollY ag r re'rtiltf,litht analet ' * cituataigteal mr-ssOlothstaryltielest affertilllAP eiety. ••• .: • ' : l'ehttrifrifirE Li. Affelettr. I "' 4 lo'C uttti • . k. ~....... •• • ....., 1 . ,11Fe.4.111.11”,•- , ' ..e . •• • .1 .. . ‘ , .1 &Z •usitrsittltaq,,m. •Artived the Prety2;iante ,tur.,4,iti t p t i....... 0 tfiartei;frau; %Csitolsli tal. .. • . . • 15aile.1 - the Duereka4l4;Calttaitt Br M4 l, okilfg e witit•MestMeretrds. filettiAey - oil Lotted, lOwee.,:diz: - . : A .:f.: rliveit ths t botd,,Afis?t; pac4l...attlt j dnevittcheP from liehrefand. . . -.• ... - - P.Eltit; al: (.1112. .*MA TfniiiiiifrytAilig. tri.;‘#.t.iti . thelteriAtirtha linith, of• Lentil, Capt.ent L/avid,on, a Asil -- •:;eint,%9 trenn Pavir'retitraits. •. • , „.• s. , • ~lin e stenlaj irawieil rap the 1 7 44, tor noy . riart-4.01,nt. nes% the Srsereis, of Leith, Citet. Thostrysla. atria D.iii..si sil sill, with le tialS. 'l'his morning atrivettlit•theltoatis; the Throat& and .'/wit, C.Apt..Newton. w.th 20 &hen fwil7lnti ; also the fl'etliena clad Asa. of Lwitli.- 47,01„,31,...11;1- video% with I9' tith, A full Atip,,ltsktlxfrAta,Paew's Strait!" • -* .- • • • , These' sltsps tc;ntrt, that the Whale disherylAkai via's litniittl,:t Ma' season - , 'hitiri - iergenenrl, beeu.suc ceetlful. • .: .. , 'a . - • The ZVI* tiritignueconnttof the follownszal.raw: Ratilcr. 1.1 ter.l.2; • /4toy . a/ /booty. 9 iv May..bokit of Leith. . S4VI the Atutfi . 4k,,, of Ueriviis., with In: .. 304. of Outoli-c, 9 ; Horn, rtitteil? ; lifidttleliig. br Sliwitis. 7; Ith Witt - tie; and 'Air- thelatthest,- ad Hon. Ansa thelOttr or light olr. with-19. :The liaillt Ir.ft the ice on the 27th June.' . • - tno Wednearlay, the Forward gun-brig.. sailed fr4tit Leith Hoods, on a cruise. . - • . . FROM I.IIArYD'S LIST. • G atN ,.,aa, J i „, LI 0.4.. -arrived Oka Rose, 3lars4all, front Marti ~ i , tor. . . I. the Hirer—llie Tar , rsagkero, LiPo, from Lisbon- Inthe It,, a 1.0.-..ibrti 1, trout 51arliaiiiui . In the clysi ,•bhure, from Roston .. • I:iry, Haim-, foods alipitfati. ' fitf 11.0%itese—tke Na?ty, cm' th, from New Turk: I, s!'s Buyer; hoist lauds t' and the M..r. y, Johnson, from J 3M.,1 At Curh—the Betsey, Anderson, fruia hlluimptwam i arel Perin-le, M•Lethin, from Philadelphia. -- 7171 7 ;71; 7 -AT d a ties -41 , 4M%, DE-Cl'll. On 'Moods!, the tiliarra, at FoetJtelat, Martinique , af ter as Mores of torn dais, of • gluiest forge, Stair.Rasisry• aced ir, only daughter 4 deserslitanway, Adjutant-Genera l Iv the losers is the Leeward and Vtindwas 1 Islands , i s whore premei were misted the creates' beauty and the most refired female accaninlirhiroastss. BIG!! WATER AT LONDDN BRIDGE TIDO V Muntenia 30 na;n. after i—Afteesoon 59 °sic after IC)Ni)O: . 4 I P ttttt ell by G. DAVI DSON, • 11... A 411-rouri carey•bit...l, aa,l published at die Olryer, ts, Back of Ft eletocurp eberrle, thrived, by 'WHIT f, of sow plerr,...Ottlick, far Beim P..c•, IME•e,"pt,tt paid). w iii be del) Mislay:lr.. -