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. . . . • fat risnegaad frc.rn aitifthes Gbh . . other. who hod jut tol l um, that thoteUtt be tea aiter lea Ahoee testoluturus, yet he by noitstaittiappriiert t f the w ; Th u ,„ ,heretirr, thou...lb-this Report portioned be au tlnatiiinolts oviluulte• yet Ada fart. OD 110; rwl, ais 4 w" thatoetrieJlly.. eliettary to the. exp.ctltien of the late Court, with the tv.4tption alt one Or two isiihriihaalp, he cold have oofiesitalioti 111 avoitiug th4t their friailtOKons haul tint gone to the extent of his expectation. lle approv.•4l of the Curisontoni's going, on the 3th or next Oeto!wr, w proves•om. to St. ; ho a pi no r.4l ul;1 or tit .ir proceeilin.t orterttOrd4 with a col.4rstut4tory Addreft to Ms Majesty. But he was Jesiroos of it.iting more; or havaig, in the troy E 10.411 . 11 %%ay. a feast, aft, mosrols ; and that feast ois;lit to bu, with the Lind Al;yor's perunsgion, in tse F..;yptian-hall, in the 41:tersio,l-haii-4.; and this a n, !It NINO to he at the expense of tile Co..plrution. .•• &ismer !!e 6.1 tin ronctiptioo t:Ont.l cost it pounds; and thou, 4 li he rezrettt d that, present elate Of the COi tio,meer. Lige A •um might be expend. 41, yet, t 134 it 11bIl liar a partivul nce:vtion, and, it might to lie re. col:vete:l, that our fbrincei. were by no nieutni in u itea date, lie tluntslit it ought nnt to he ui,jwr•twl tu. Ile wishetrat to be paliltely un derstood that the capital of tot, Corpurotorii 1.... never 'seen trenciseil %you. unit that tlo ir annisal income Was u , !•v greater than it hot ever been ; and that thou4llllaq 11.ot expentL•il nuu•h more of their annual income in feasting, nod in law ,:.:penses„ yet were their re‘ roues still whole. Why, than, upon this occasluii, so touch whimperin, n o and whining about the expense of this feast ? For his part, lie was ulcerous that the striete.t ec aly :night prr terve ;he was Cyril lksiroils that the Committee. of the Co:iaorialimi ought mintage its bu•iuess will t any esie-nse to the city's purse whatever; le•cause he thou:,lo, that. if so managed, many of the most re spectahle men WI the env would then he ambi tious of being members of the Corporation ; lout as to their now making a clamour about ecunom), he could not think this a proper 043"40,1). As to the propriety orate measore it-elf, ofeeiebrotiog the 35th of ()molter, he did sot thillk it I:reeks:ay to sly much more than he had dime at the last tneettag. It did app- JV to !Mu thit it ou{ht to be regarded as au extraordinary uu•l a happy ►roof of tee exceltAlce, peruuaueu•x. and i/,:terahlentss of our Constitution, that our present Monarch sliwild have reigned over us for hallo century, governing • aceord'og to our laws; (and he begged here to absent., that those who were in the habit of read ing lihwk.stenaP's Cumileabb kr, armll th-ue And that this is the Kin's ehiefeit ditty) ; and l iving amongst us it: a-happy security. each its is scarcely to be paralleled iu the annals of utiy eutsittry. To time olio ware contiamaily making such gloomy wpresentotioas. lie wished them to recol lect how much, within the last fifty years. the nal& : of our count• had been improved, and he need not inform them how important this improve:nem was for the adimmeitvoit tow ads external wealth ; bow much the face of the cnmoti wan tin p runi l by extensive hi:closures, nail by i oprored ag,icu n ; how much our corm:term, our onsonfactito s had increased ; and ill.. cuill.l tra he !tette,. .mlll - th an by the komirlid 4 c that titt! iudici tails present hail of the nog:tense capitals of merehm,:ize which they themselves possess. lie a isiird it ant to be itailerstond that it was his opinion, that these inipmveittento flowed from our 31onareh ; but surely thr.e ate iiroils that we are nut in a state of ; and sorely it is as 11...1*(111.41/119 to attribute to this source aU these Wessings, us to impute 411 the eras that have arisen to the swine sourer. Mr. Sauccr. Dixon rein irked. Unit they had ex ceedingly wandered from the questimi, was • very simple our ; whether they should go to a place of worship, on the g.Sth of October gessulru►au opposite trs him. (11r. Waithmaii), also called upon his supporters to stand fordi.—l le, .!r. Dixon. wished to konto, when the gentle-ohm Wits insole a Incur ? It put him iu naiad of a moo le:- bog a story "As I oat:All nerelf, 1 rill to rovxrlf, by way of rep,r ••, Look to th”ef, take rani of sh;oelf, Cot whorl' , cures tor 'Ler; _ _ Theu 1 popiret'il tiayee'f, owl sate to myself, to the kit. sane Kerrie " Look to tett, o, Mt look to tbrielf, it is the same thing to me." He theta continued, that there was abundant cause for congratulation and rejoicing; •n 1, us the eartletuan recollected that he had lawn, ut Pa an t e • ertleitr petiorl, only supported by three Itr 10111 . , hr trt•te 1 that he would be left ite the •rme adulation that Alile . rman Gnotiarnanz ohserv...d, that if 1114 friend, Mr. Mawniaa, fwd kept to the question, it anal.: net have been nr. mairy for kiln to have stated the flourishing situation of agriculture mint turnpike roads. He ought to have nfh•etrd,' and told them, what would Have been the ~fate of the notion, if a different conduct had been pur sued by the Administratiou. lie conceived. if they del really enjoy those blessings. ro held nut. how many more might they hare ciijoyell. if a different condor!' bad hetu pursued. le wished to know, if Gentlemen would be sAtedied that the next reign should be attended ..its the ratite bies• sing, as the present P If they. v 6.;e, they mu•t ex pect to have the Income Tax doubled. If the twenty-seven Bishops had done their duty, they would have prevented His 'Majesty from having lisre:l war against our American brethren. He wished them to take care they did not injure the co tton byhtinging a question' into agitation In/tweet. the King and the people, which mi:ht create a disturb sore. What were they going to do? To give the people a signal to illniainate. Ile wished their hearts were illuminated. But this was impoasible, while the great national debt hang over thein, ready to fall and 'tarp - innate them. They ought lo t to deceive themselves, for their situation was ulna calamitous. Mr. KeISILIL aid, the eitteNtien was a plain one whether they would or stook' not go to church ? Me was astonished that any person who was on the Committee, should sig. a Report, as biringilil ODOM. moue one. and afterwards dispute it in that Court. awald never put his hand to any thing lir dos . appmccrl. Mr. CLaiir natured the Court, it had been the snxious with of the Committee to find out the nsorle by winedh they could compliment His Ma• jest' , most, without any allusion to his Ministate. W AITIM,LX exyleiaei4 Mr. Catrfurni said, be heard no objection in the Conimittre to ao Address to His Majesty ; and lbot any gentleman could Leliere. his was a person that smiled to support the present Mitsiaters. The titivation was loudly called for. Mr. Limon stated, that Mr. Niilue, the in.peetor of St. Paul a Church, had !teen in waiting tlw whale of the morning, to know if it nes the wish of the Court to Jcce•ey that cathedral on the 35th of Oeto!ier, .. it was an filer repai ? lie waswitalm rnied ill that gentleman to say, if it star their wish, it should he ready for their reception. Tile Common Serjeant put Mr. Waithinan's ainet-dment to the first Resolution, which was no lo I veil. 'Ube first Resolution was then carried ottani monsly. The second Ite-alutiou was also put, and carried without a division. there appearing only the hands against it. . . . . . One the third Resolution being read— • Mr. S. DIXON ohserved. it intide not the least co isequence, whether the Corporation set the ex ample of illuminating, or not; as the well known loyalty of the people would cause tlitin to illuminate. Mr. liemni.c. had not titty objection to all pul.lic bodies ill ming.; the Bank and ludia-house but lie wou:11 not rucomateud it to indivi duals, as it might teal to distress many poor families, who were not able to purchase ca.ulles. lie believed there never were a more Meal but of people, than the ci!y had to Imam of, a n d he NAAS assured, that they would pay their last shilling in taxes, to support their Kilo: and Country ; hut It was cruel to force it frutu them where it could be of no pninible use. Mr. WilLa LI: said, lie was averse to the illumina tioa, its likely to produce riot turd disorder, as will as to put the people of the metropolis to au mow retsary expense, and that m tt time when wht at %v4i. betVietil (ii. Mid 7!. per rinartcr, flour upwards 1.4.7.!. per tack, and tallow intren„in g d a ily i n pr i er .. Atimher reason presented itself Oa the score of not- The Police of the City he c..m,itiered defec tive, ie. he should lierest Ler slim; nor indeed was the police of AVetittainster mach better; for, in stead of Twain , . the disturltiniii.t at Covey.t-gar deo Theatre, ital mai.ttainitig trampailidy in that city, two of tin heads of tile Executive Govern- Meta Were thelWiett ea mentititts.ag the most dan kerous 'tad vioictit blench of the grace on Putney Heath. Sir :aux FAME:: iplai:!rved, there had been illu minations in Loition uiCiaut a riot en,iiing. Alderini \l'octo s thc7e tem:only have been ,t ; a:l4 lie was sure there wa. not so opal. iit persini it: the city but woull illuminate, to slit:, their :at:L.:ion to their Snve reign. BUT, Ala thegoatihils of the poor, it ails their duty not to see them oppressed ; and if Cluidliall was lighted, it would be the si;:ttal ler the mob to injure, and perhaps to demoli,b, th e dwellings of those who lied nut the means of pur elnisiiig a rush•hght. After some observations from I►lr. Miikr, 11.)x, Ilr. XV.othinan. Sir Joint Entner, awl Mr. &mow ,•1 I)ixun, the :;i1 Ile *0 ill t lois utiA put and tni•r e being only a shew of thirteen hands v ; ;•iin.,t it. _ . MAWMAN That the Corporation c) , ;111 I dine together." 111 r. llAtuttor ,i•cuilar :I Ow motion. Mr. S. DIXON supported the tint., and re ma, Lira, tile gre.stt•st Ilatigvr thP ..., had to up prehteal WWI 1 the 4! • thr penitle had gut tato. Ile coidel not so t• why lathhe alai so lemn trastsug, anal rtayinL: to 6tpcl. could hot la: recnacilett togrthrr ; abht ii t lli i hot know a *in& Institut,: hi a prtroh gs:ttalA haw:ice-Ed at thou thAtirm 11r. lit x epri•sF.eil his sati•Etetion us to the ine:tsure ; as it won't! give Ow ings,t unequivrt:. nroof their joy, by diiiin tegether, and putt,iii( their hands in their pockets, and the ex pense. Mr..lAcas lull no olijecti ssss , if it •vas at the ex pense of each individual binning the Gurpuration. Mr. KFAIIIItF. idisereeil, lie would be decidedly against it, if the Curporatiou were t,neat the ex pent,:; amid he stas ashamed to sly, that he had persons fulling from theirseais in senseless iittnsei.::. liens at their dinner's, rod rolling along the door, Inure like !finites than melt ! _ _ JUIIN %Italed to be informed liy the law-officer'', if there was any precedent for the Cor poraiion diniug tow. tiler at their own expense Ili. was atisitered in the ticzative, except at the Landau Tavern. Mr. MAWMAIII stated, his only objection to the dinner In:ing at their experwe win., that Fa w•., doubtful of its being well attended, and wiAlierl to know if the Lnrd M. yor would arconitirdate them with the Egyptian ? It w.is also his intention, that a Committee should be appointed to regulate the entertainment, who should be authorised to isour ticket's or invitation to their friends. The LORD MAYOR observed, lie had not the least objection to accommodate the Corporation with the Egyptian Hall; hut he did not feel at liberty to NC. ennimodate any but the Corporation, and that in the timed way. After some observations from Mr. VAN DERCOM and Mr. Alderman WOOD. the que.tion was loudly called for, and, on being put, the shew of hands Lp ',eared in the offirinutive. A division wits called for, and strangers were obliged to withdraw ; but we understood it we e carried by a majority of twenty-live. Some very unpleasant circumstances have lately occurred at Birmingham. in consequence of the high price of bread. A loaf, of diminutive size, was on Tuesday se'rmight exhibited on a pole liefore the door of the Chief hlagistratr, with n label attached to it. demanding from the proper persons an exertion to prevent impositions on that necessary article of li fe. OaThurnlny night lust, as .Jr. WAS/1111, mastir of the public-house, at Bletehington, Sasses, returning home from Alftiitun, on a blind ;moil , which taud safely carried him for many ynor.., he mitoed his road on Ilindoverhill, and rode over the brink of a chalk-pit ; at the bottom of which the unfortunate 41/311 was, 011 Saturday morning, found alive, and opparcotly hut without the power of speech or nultion, hissing lii * that dreadful situation 36 hours. lie was taken up nnd conveyed Rome. whet* he laiviabed till Tuesday morning, and then espied. , iloirreir;l6, - " ,: ' .**011,4 • FROM LAST NIWIT'S .GAZEITZ. PARTNERSMVS DISSOISCD. Joseph GaitNum and Juin Tattoo-, briellapro, d lifeot Cowto Irk ,trWight. A UTtllt 12P 9 Ntclsolas Ito.seb, awl niches-4 1Sut, shipwriglito, Liver pool. Sepseatthei 'hi, sails. I ' Williams Vile Hewlett and Iles-roles Malrbrese Beckwith, Higb•mtreet, Southwark, chy mime. tit pt. isms?. BANKRU VI NES ENLARGED. William Hudson, of staplctnu, Gloat-eater, Inultater, fro's September 311 to November to, ut tea, at the Hun ttttt r Tart rn, Thomas Howard, of Veatt.street, Canterbury-square, Southwark, rorn-fartnr, front September u.t, to November 11, at ten, ut BANKRUPTS. John Seecombr,lsk of %Valliltautwou, Devon, len.runno. pointer, but now of Gran:mound, Cornwall, William Uwe, of tharstpoimrl, woollen-manufacturer, Charles Burley, lute of iVaLltharupton, w,nollen-rtiatrufacturer, but now of Grant posrml, and Richard Srrle, of Sant Stephen's, astir ttttt us. ton, Cornwall, woollea.manufacturer, to surrender, October 16, 17, and November 7, ut elrren, at tbe Kings. At me lon, Tavistock. Attorney% NI COW/. Crukr r and Wallesturd, Tts visual ; nod Mr. Fa:rbank, lay-plare Holborn. Thomas Peirce, of Canterbury, brasier, to surrender, Oc tober 5, I i, at fire, and November 7, at eleven, at the Gu ilu bail. Cunterbury. Attorneys, J. Z. Pltiutruer. Canterbury ; and Mer,ra.Netlicrsole and Portal, Essex-street, Strand. Thomas Woud, of Stock p u t, Chester, tailor, to surrender, October 5, 17, and Ntertanher 7, at toolre, at the Warren ltuMelt" , Anus Inn, Stockport. Attorneys, Messrs. Newton aud Dale, Storkpo t. • John Fuller, of Lrees, Susses, butcher, to surrender, Oc to's*: I.,,and November 7, ni eleven, at the Star Inn, 1. , wee. Attorney•, Mr. Samuel liwynue, Lewes and Mr. Tamer, Ih.uccric-.trect,.Flc4 l t. rect. _ . Da. id Dean the elder, David Dean the vonnger, and John Dean, of St. Jobii.itrect, near West Sumba'.ld, 311.1dIenca, chei.setnongcia, to surrender, September i9,thrtober to, and November 7, at sterns, at Guildhall, Laudon. Attorneys, Mesas. %%Met, Alineslev, mid Son, Finsbury-ensnare. Tlionsaa Cussing, or Cantle-euN•t, Dirchria-laue, London, merchant, to surrender, Otis Mer ;, at one, 1 4, and Novem ber„ ut eleven, tit Guildhall Aline's( a , Nlestirs. Gresson and Uiauu, Angel.eunrt,Thromortint street. liIVIIH YUs. Nov 4.- }Avant Wray, of Hotrittta-strrct, CaTcntlisti flaarr, St N: Ninny, Midair*. c, wine -merchant, at ut I.4ackot. Oct J 311111 , Rota/et:on, of Lyda, Kent, linen-draper, at ten, at Cuil. haft, Vutidou. Out. 19 John Pearson, lair of Ablte's, Lancaster, and 1 homns Spent v, Lite of Blackburn, in the paid county, 1,1/11-1:( :oh 1%, at ch vete, at the Old Bull inn, BlacLhue u. 151. (*lonics WnuA, late of Blackburn, 1-uneasier, at times, at the Old Bull Ism, in Blaekhutit. Om. 19. Hove Nidluke Husking arid John Husking, the >own:lL r, of Skalds Boma, Omit, yara-makees, at eleven, at the i lun, in Ashhurtua, Deem. Oct t. ut illiam Clienme, of Exeter, linen-drape., at dc tut, ut th..! Clubs. Tavern, in Exilic. Ott Millonsi V. hilt., of A ppeelm-bridgc, Volt, neer awn, at eleven. 4 the 0.1311 and !;1011/1h Intl, in Leeds. Oct. ..:4. Abraham Iteudelack, of Jimre mart, Wiry-street, St. Mary •Axe, London, merchant, at eleven, at Cuildhall. 1), e. 1.). V. Knight, ut Stonelueteks, Saddkwurtb, t.t.Cater, at i.1;. - vat, at the Spread Eagle lug. it 3lnne4..oter. . ia:hard Rasell, of Shoreham, Kent, rhopkeeper, at one, nt Guildhall, Lomita'. Oil t;. Joint Itnocker.zir, late of the MI City Chambers, I.uottkin, 'Berth:out, at ten, at Guild- Oct. It. John Parsons, the elder, anti Juhn Parrots, the )i. sleet r, of Lnagatc.h.ll, I.tiitua, books( I:eia, at tiven, Wm.) Gi auk: Bectson, late of Gray's-Ina. 11(111111`, Mlttdk , ,C\, 1M11.4 ) at LIVC:IC, at Guild hall, Oct. ad. Tr as staskill slid George Gagkill, of (Area,- ter, linen-drman, st live, al the lilac.. arms. Lancaster tor. 4. :14intlei :'kelps, fate cat Ciao, .11aOalle. la I 1 , 41 now a 10401.3 in 3aajast)'s lararoo of ;Lc at Guildhall, London. Nod'. 4. Just ph Farhat, of fliugrruud, Soutlsasuptuo, grocer, at *.cite. at Guildhall, Luadaid. Oel. ta *1 buclas Gudlod, of Caarrn.strcet, Strand, . . a, rt Laid, at Ira. et till:kill:ill, 1.1.0.11,1. J•lnt DkliSoll, VI illiam Ands, Ai s Phelps, and Ceors„ - or Willitins, of Friday-sirret, Cleapside, Loudon, Mot Iworrmen, at twelve, rat Galati:ol. Nov. It. John Cherry, of Osford-strert, lintn thapsr, al tale, .1 Guiklhatl , Linoloti. ert. r.. Pi my Wets Lowns, NW of Throginoi too - .Wert, London, tn,ut Ala f..lifakf I', al tr., al Gwldhnll. • Oct. v. Jabot %Ilelechlia, of I !in !ford. lyslorylano.• rcito.iet-maktv, ni tun, at (amt.:1,4:1, London. Nov. 4. J. nos of Salishniy, , 'lts, halstrdashor, at t Irt. n , :tt (.041+01, Linalon. Nov. 4. I!. or NeWileilt, Skinner street, Loudon, cur t-K.., al ti n, at Oct Jl. Jovei,li %1 ,valon, of Albion pine••, Illaet.frinre wad, Sur"), hosier, ..t Ito, at Cia,l4h,lll, Nat. 7. LII2.11•• th ken', of '.l. r, 0140141, draptr, at is rive, at ('uildhall, Iwminion. 0.1.31. John Fn, of NC% G 011134.1,11. street, Whitielin el, Middlesex, sugavri finer, at Alien, at 1:11i11111,111, I A011.t./11. Ott In. Jnhu James, of Stafford, gior,v, at nue, at the bush Tat. rill, Crisi 0 1 . Octubtr 10. Ituhrrt Tate, of Manchester, grocer, at tau, at the Itiidgesatcr Aim:. lan, Nlsorliestri. &Menai., James cruavW), us ' Italifax, York, and of King street, I.ordeu, gni rel.not, at elms,, at Guildhall. I. 1 , 1 1. 1 . 11 . 1 1' .V1 Ea—OttnnEn 17. Obadiah Ales, of '1 ship-Intilder Hannah Hers, of Meath, nitrcer W &tam %%light, late — uf de• la.Z.ouclo, Leicestrt, drai.er. James Powell, of 11r;001, nine•in.... have 'lvor) Clarlo,oll, isle Litt . flawi, pia lef alfalff. .I,ones Andersno, u! Canna .41 sect, I.ood,ni, Bainue4 now or taw lit do: llii,h•stres South* ark, Aarrey, °err. RoScrt Mantling, of the Stock tselsaiiv, Loudon, stock broker. James Preston, of Ilartuu-upon-llowber, Liarulu, tanner. INSOLVLVI S. Prisoner in Hu Mnje%ty's Hlolfor thr County of CAR- A - TARTHEN. nusr NOTIcr. William Darla, of the parish ut Llaugannor, Carmartbrn, lahoure r. Prisoner iu the KING'S PESCI! Prinon, a the County of Su, rry. SECOYD Sou (E. A nenstine Connie, ha tnes ly of )Lie-end New Town, and late ut Market-strers, St. Janos's, !milt is the comity of 31141- dlesex, wierChant ; allo w.b, 011 the i•th day of January, 1809, in the actual custody of the sheriff of Middlesex, mot since that time removed to the tit...mile of the Staridril of tie kiwg's Munch Frisco, by a.rtue of a suit at Habeas Corpus. piticE 4)1 , snlcks IEsTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Consuls .......... tiall a per Cent. Nary ()mutual India Stuck • India Ronda ....2., 21 preen. Ex..l.e. lore MN ... S i t preen. Eti;lisli Lottery Tickets.. ....... .. ail. us. COliii)l4 fur... ..... .. Rat) T. BIM, slock•broker. 4, Coaraiiiii, and 9, Chao intsrera Monday several haberdatdarrs were ►ammoned before the 118istrates rit •Quireu-rgair re, fur. et,- posing for Ina I e at quantity of Ilitsd.s44 h-tu.krt chicht. and other prohihitehl article.. Tie emote lw in; cleanly proved aguiu►t them. they hAtitl their rcbpacti yr fiuts. NAKIL INTRLUenirlft& rearsubwru, IM r. 43. Arrived the Nonpareil schuoiwr, cue acetic, froia Listrots ; Gen. Erskine, and suite, raia w hom e iu her; the Citurrsl- is very iii. Arrived a situ frigate, the Caracas, Nunnlitd, hurt week; iu South- . aniptou water, to be fitted out. • Soiled the Argus, 18 guns, Capt. Stuart, will & divatches for Lisbon, and having the Hon. (i v . nernl Cele on hoard 41% paas-nger, to join Lord Wellington's army ; and the Alp/ea schooner, with a convoy for the bowl's. _ _ The - Aekille, Illastrious. and Goshawk. which sailed yesterday, returned in the course of the night, and sailed again this morning. Tlic Hussar, 3U guns, Capt. Arne, is gone to Plymouth. • DIAL. IIPT. The whole of this morning it has blown a Kale Irons the Siontliaard, but the Oliva have rode errs well.—Wind CatENOCIC, SCPT. 3. Arrived, on Thursday creasing, the (7aumisell, from Jamaica, the last of the Dual, witla loss of part of her inaiiim44 and main-top-aura, which were spiv-red by lightning, two days previous to the hurricane, and which killed one man. Passed to Bowling-Huy on Thursday, the M ar . garet, l'olimk. front Pition.—Pussell to i'ort- Lilassriw, yeaterdsiy, the Doke of Kent, Ure. from Pictun ; also, the Hope, Allen. from Quebec, and proceeds for Bowling-IL:ay this day. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, CLEItKENWELL, Szrr. lee James Gibbt,Jamee 11./i, and Benjamin Williams were in dicted fur a tutsdritseasour, in attrutptiug brcak ' and rater the dwelling-Louse of !limit's*. Fratsch, 11414, and Clarke, hut a drapers, Mitch Hullsoru. he Pristnit is were ulaerred by the private watchman In- lunging to the house, lurhent about thr shop windows, be. tutcn right and one o'clucl. of the eight of the ,ttit► of A■. gust lost, and were tnisto in the art of etieinpthil to cut A stinate of the ICILY, which wits bryl.cti in the effort. • The Airy limuti Gibbs •nd Holt .oeitty, sod argxit a. %Vi!limns cut being quite char he us_. catioecten tLetia its le silvan's.. The Court seuteiseeil them to six months' imprisuontect oksoiving, that tViiiiatos had a lucky escape, as he sdi by such the worst character of the three. Ahoy uoAer:s suit italtutrd for receiving a laver monitor of books, the property of Mr. 1..2r, the bookstat, knowing them to have hcese.toirio. Robert Ryder 'tenni, he was utiorenties to Mr. Holmes, a bookbiudcr, who worked for 11,.. Law • one day, iu pas s i ng the shop of the Prisoner, who keeps a broker's shop, fur the purchase of old clot hen, ions, tainks, tr. he cheapened a pair • saulieru trowsers, sap 4, iu the course of conversation, sirs, lasing learned fibs situation, told him; if he brought her books she would puirbast times ; iu eusisequeuee, is gone; backwards and forwards un his master's business to Mr. LIM). house, he coutriccd to steel a qaartity of at. different pertods, all of %Inch he sold to the Prisoner at a great undervalue ; in Corsi Buenas of Isoula benne ni:ssin, nallif.r6rl4 Cell sipuu lion, and he w•ts taken into custody; he thru mode a toil ilisplusure, sod the Prisoner's stop bun scorch, d, the honks acre (mind concealed usukr sutne old The Prisune, made No other defence than rolling u it- DeSS4 wto her Reefers' grow; glissader. Verdict—(:twit j. 7 . 40m0rT Roberto, the hushand or the last Prissser, was likewise rozwie•lrel ut purehaaiug hue!. 6wl the {IOC party, the prcperty of lir. l.aw, Lousimg thew 1.. hive been at sits. Tlit Loomed Cttwlll.4AN, lifter expstiatiog oil the emir unity titter offeste, &retied poising seuteuce us thee, is °vela to consider of the severest peunlisiest the Is, sushi allow to be tut:iciest us thew. OLD BAILEY, Si.rr 26. Me:ander l'eacork was Unlicted for embestzling • 21. wwtr, the property of his master. William Lep thaw, a baker. It appeared that the Prisoner hod been three weeks in the employ of the Prose cutor, uud was sent by him to deliver 101. ls. to .b..ha Walker, a pawn-broker. The money Wll3 tied up in a handkerchief; SI. is. Cal. were in silver, and two pounds, a batik note. 'file Prisoner returned to his muster, and told him all was right, except four shillings, which were I.sd. The next day, however, Mr. Walker called on the Prosecutor, and informed him he had re eel, ed two pounds short, the tau-pound note hesug mis.ing. The Prisoner, on being questioned, said, if he hail nut delivered it, he must have lost it. 'r he Prosecutor, on his cross-examination by Mr. ALIA'', acknowledged the brother of the Prisoner hail agreed to pay him the 21. in a mouth ; and be did not think of prosecuting him, until he de manded a guinea, which was doe to him l'Or wages. l'he Prisoner, a fine gooil-couutensoced boy of 14, %toted, iii his thielicc„ that he had not opened tlic handkerchief*, from the time lie received it from his master until he delivered it to Walker; and if time note was missing, he mutt have leg it. Mrs. Frances Ltak,r deposed, that the prisoner had been hi her service fur six wetks before hr was taken into etisiotly. She carried on the business of a baker. She had the highest opinion of his honesty, and would be willing, if lie was dis elisraial from the bar, to take 1 again into her employ; in tact, she had kept his situation open. She hail had a must excellent character of - hits for a year brick. Mr. ALL rY stated. he hid several witnesses to (lull to the Prisoner's vhdriittcr. but he thought it uireersorry. rile Ite.costriEn satinineil up the evideoce, and the Jury found The ItEcottuurt then inquired from Mrs. Baker. if she *us willing to take him Mtn tier employ ? She iiiiinvererl in the offirin.itive; and the IVorthy Ileum: mu du-cc:ted that lie shout.' to” rue shilling sod be .liss•hargeil ; olssersing. it was 41 pity 110 tort tiny should Ire plerrd in such ft •ititstiop,, sod that it could nut tes..l to any good to confine bite in a tool. The Prisoner wits diseliamed, to the satisfaction or every permit, intinirt, except the who appeared shocked at the lightness of the pu nishment. 111 It rub, lot North-Brit/tip. an the teilt instant, the I.potly of Lit to tetocont-Co.otoel (0•,;::...f • .44. At Lyrfurl•brli, sutkik, the Lady of George E)ree. of son. Or tbr tooth ; at l'lnatarf Castle, county a Dublin. the L 'Ay officers.. Serowe, Eel. ,4 a pea and Wiz, H 14iH 1i ATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAT Aforillng +ie. 11,11, 4 14fIetTSISS IS SIR. eller :AIN I.: •—"Prttstrtl by C. Ali; ref, ;As I, ci. the Oilier. t Hark utst. C:cment • Clam 6 6trcht, b t 1 11l E. et near ..-I.tract lie Vi.. alto t'ap, r, ast.l NUN GENT. (twit rol„ witl 6 doily aitsai444 - 1 . NI)I rast T Tii itti, it soll chat e 11 lei to that 4 NC. Pore Orzw Tu Ow Pric :Mi. Fru, torso VA , " tion OF YE