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After t►e Opera. t►e favourite Bullet of ZEPH I it OP, IF. RETOUR Pll PRINTEMIN. Oa Tuesday next, by special desire, Mozart's Grout Opera of II Dun Giovauoi. Vivant Ret et Region! TO MAIDEN OR ITIDOIV LADIES. IN II Seminary. 50 0111 es from os.l, limit, often L. metier one of tau Lathe% as lloshlei I nod Lodgers. or Loiters mill. The prem.reg. (mine, 2 '..1 azo eah:e 7 u ane Lady %gloom illeolllC it eon. lord. Ih.• will Ire found do n :lion-. Apply (post paid) 42, Itsililsonr-plaer. A vacancy fur an Appoeuslire iu the same t baskets Or kipes to catty articles on n rk) k) the tassels weer covered %lei s h ur . ,„„id Ant vet what w.es neuter the hays • After Smith's Hp. : prehension the told 11;s wife what he hail 'wen et he ccilsr window; and stilmwq•ently loof 'Old Mr. Woodcock. Had never beard the there was • re:. wed for convicting the P160114-'O. She irruld not h.eve taken the bleiliii 4 g lerettle , hy young Phillips to the wihdblv in payment, because it was rot edked round, FOR TUE USE OF TUTORS. Thin day was published, 'oriel. 4* Ild. &mud, and sold by LAW sue WHITTAKER, 13, Ave•Allarm hme, the ?...*:- (4.nJ FAlitioo, with cousiderahle Addilions, of TODN BRA D LEY' S ELEMENTS OF • GEOGRAPHY, ace ponied with a Grucral Atlas, toataimag b 4 Maps, via. 27 full and 47 skeleton, price les By this System aunt Atlas, if read as per note pare R. a wale systematic moil comprehensive knowledge of Oco• graphy may br acquired, and in usie.fusirth of the time, than can possibly be üblained from any saber System yet pub lished. 1 Tlll' ATR E-ROT A 1., HAI - MARKET. TrilS EVENING, SATURDAY. August 8, will be acted, the revived Play of THE AFIIII'ANS; OR, WAR, WYE. AND DUTY. fdrajhu (the Meet). Mr. Neer; T•eriifilA h e. Ureter; Ilintihori. Mr. Jones; Relies, Mr Ward.; Deaths Se=w Jells (A meet' Karroo), Mr. amend ; Fetterwell, Mr. Watkinson ; litrairy Awenstits Mei, Mr. Liston. Berissa, bliss E. Blanchard; Darien, Sirs. Corner; Suite, Mrs. Liston. After able% (ltd time this amen). a Comedy, cellist Exur BY MISTAKE. Roland, Mr. Terry; Jack Straw Mr. Watkinsow ; Rattle. lisp, Mr Russell; Restless Abee:st, Mr. Jams; Crockery, Air. Takely. Sirs. Matcher, Mrs. Davenport; Harriet (first tante). Copelaad ; Prattle, Mn. Gibbs. Buses Ss.—Pit, 3c—First Galles), IL—Second Gal. kit, Is. The floors to hr opened at Six u'tock, end the Perform ance to 'aeon it Seven. Myers tur the Buses to be taken of Mr. 31assIngham, at do. Theatre. A Prirate Bus nifty be bad nightly, by application it tire Bus o:fire. A new C•imedy, in three Acts, is in preparation, and will he pruJeccd towards the end of the ensuing week. THILITRE-ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, STRAND fr. ns EVENING. SATURDAY, August 8, will be performed, the Comic Opera at LIONEL AND CLARISSA; OR, THE SCHOOL FOIL FATHERS. Sir John Flowerrlak, Mr Bartley; Colonel Oldboy, Mr. W. 2: Chatierley ; Limey, Mr. Pearman ; Jessuniy, Mr. Wrench; Harman, Mr. Broadhurst; Jenkins, 31r. 1. lasses. Clarissa, Bilis Carew ; Larry Mary Oldhoy, Mrs. Grove; Diaus, Miss I. Sievroaim; Jenny, \lin, Kelly. To conclude with a Ballet Drama, called LA PF.HOUSE; OR, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. 1.2 Perna*. the Navigator), Mr. T. P. Cooke. Madame ?crease, Mims Aylett; Unsba, Mrs. Recoil ; other Charac ters by Ike AMERICAN INDIAN WARRIORS, lately arrived in F.uiglaiwi. Bous, 6i.—Pit. U.—Lower Gallery, !s.—Upper Gal lery. 11/. Sealail Price at Niue &Clock. 1' ,1 2.11, Places, and PriVate Boars, may be taken or Mr. Simsesa. at she Illoa Offire,Serasid ENtrance, from Tea till Four; at Pealspaa's Library, lie, New Boodwhoet, opprisits L.rtisigtow-par.lame. Cio Monday. a favourite Opera • wish (Arid time at this Theatre) The Death Captain Co ok, a which the Native India° Warriors will appear. Tho Melo-drama of The Blind Boy will shortly be per furtred ia this Theatre for the fires time. A New Comic Opera, in two acts, and in Operetta, in one, are in rehearsal, and wilt speedily be produced. VAUXHALL PRINCE REGENT'S BIRTH DAY. ON WEDNESDAY NEXT , Augnat 12, there will be a SPLENDID VETE, in celebration of the above happy day. The Gardens will be illuminated with 41 ANY THOUSAND ADDITIONAL LAMPS, 41;:p u wa iu a vaiirty or Anatomists DETICIII, bent big • scene of UNPARALLELED BRILLIANCY mill AGNIFICENCE. The newest WALK sill be lighted and embellished with unustai efoct. The Muslcat. EN MITA. VVV T will fropaisi of the lent Selection, auJ cum ibis* Sri/exit. slo;tlt.Tits. At the end of the let Art, MADAME and M A DE dIioISLLLE SAQUI will dance as Alessande us Two 'tilers, and at the conclusion of the Concert, Madame hAwl. I adl make der uunderful Asceut ouniihi a brilliant do.pl iv tor lire Works of extraordinary giandesti, by Signora HEM:LEIL Extra doors will be ("med.—No Orders admitted. Admission 3sild —Tbe Pours will owes at &IMO, sad the COWCI7I brein at Eighs u'Clork. The Puhlie wee reamellislly inforined, Merl owing lo the erltosire Preparations wehing In celebrate the .innireriari uj fh4 hopptt Errs?. She Gardens rill not be Opeand on .Yn■dsy Next, /As 10/A indent. REGENTS BIRTH DAY. ALL TIM NPIV SUERREIGvs, BOTH the 30,000 rounds PRIZES, BOTH the ;WO Pound. PRIZES, ALL the ;IN) Pounds PRIZES, YET NDRAWN, And may, veal' the Port. Claret, and Madeird, ALL BE DECIDED NEXT 11 . EDN F.SDAY. BEING THE LAST DAY BUT ONE. WARRANTED UNDIVAWN TICKETS sad SHARES are selling by J. AND J. SiVEWRIGHT. At their old eittabliobed London Offices, No 11, HoLsow4 ; I 141, ONcroara-sTurr; CuRRHILL; 38, HAYMARKET ; Wbrre they sold and shared '24.206. First £30,000 eVrf drawn, 15,760. Lrit.t £39,000 trer drown, And on the I ast Lottery, FOUR CA PI U.IL PRIZES! 'VHF, TWO £30.000 PRIZES. A 1.4 siAteen other l'espilals yet tb he Wheel. I' %‘'EDNESDAY. At i;t:ST I. *.V,r. Le the ISeet Day of Drawling, when all the atm% e may be drawn ... . g WEBB, Stock-I,roker. 9, Corolpill, and II IF* 17, Lutkate.strett, coat 'Agitate* thou.! persons slum Twirls or sham sr,o not drown the 1.1r.t Oily ON Nest ion-tared value, iu ettinetrieuer of all the Gs rat Capi tals in yet in the Itheel ; and he earnestly recommend. thi.ar ow hire not yet mode 118,4 porch lam. in the prrneut Ltttry, to paw., the fii•luvring Rick Stale of as . . 2 . I'rkrs njT 2,1100 3 .floe tl.OOO I 6 C}l l 6 et. &c. A 1..• 'Latvia and Si.,au warnotoil undrnon are on Sole at %V Llllni l'ottnnate OFFICES. 9, GIANNI LI.. al,; 17. 1.0 U(;ATE-STREET, Niue LIGHT CAI'l 1 Al. PRIZES acre 'baled and sold Last Lowry, and THREE Print of hl 14, shin t of Thittv:u Mouths. SIIRCPSHIRE SUMNER ASSIZE. The Commission of Assize for this County was opened on Wednesday afiersioon. On Thursday mowing the Judges attended St. Chad's Church, where an excellent sermon was preached by the Sheriff's Chaplain. the Rev. T. Bawdier, of flop tonWafers, (tom Roinsiss, iii. 31 ; after which their Lord%liins commenced business, Sir GECHIMS SOW LEY lioutoxu presiding at thr Crown liar, and Sir WILLIAM GAIIIIMW ut Niss Prius. O • • the Crown side, the bit,Moras did not termi nate till Monday afternoon, when in the important cane of eninisig, judgment Was reviled; the other Prisoners received rewrite.- as follow Deets—John Richard•. aged V), from Atveley, for steal ing right sheep at Alveley ; George Ashcroft, aged 18, from Bewdlry, for horse-straliog at Staitteaden ; and Charles'l'iau mius, aged 17, from Old Swiaford, ‘Voicesteishire, for stealing a dowse belongiug to Mr. Baldwin, of Cleubury Nortimer.-a[finosiius as an old tilfruiler, and appears to Imam toren a general receiver of, and dealer in, stolen horses.] Condensed sad Reprieved—Jobs) Ashery, for horglary at II et fey ; Jaayea Chimp, for siorrp---tealing 11-uoford ; Ed ward Painter, for honse-breakiue at Illoptus Wafers; James Richards, &c hooor-lorealting at Lilleshail; William Nicholls (aged IC, for bunt-straliag near Newport; John Haywood, for lonme-atrating ■t Wtrestloitt; and Thononsillolfhrso for home-stealing at the pariah of St. Chad's. I'remparled :errs genre—iticharJ Weaver, fur straliiig geese at Shanhory; Benjamin Mansell, for rolihing the premats of Samuel Anslow, of Welliiigtos ; and William Hemploreys, for rubbing Thomas Cocks, of M 1111•1110 - . • /imprisoned faro wwirrt—EidwarJ Brown and Julio Guy, for rubbing the stoup of Ursula Beautish, blarkAwith, of /anprrfaenad on. rear—John Lloyd, for robbing the house of &snivel Bishop, of Cniulliatu l'howiaa '1 issuer (front Lod. thaw), for stealing wheat and Thomas Brasier, fur stealth( a waistcoat at Loam. Imprisoned six ranstils—Wilhaso Griffiths, fur stealing one fowl beluomiez to Juba litosetir. Not Guilty—John l'ut.prr, Ellll4lll. ih Jones, Juhn Spicer, Rieliard Meares, John %Villors, stud Rich tril others were discharged. TRIAL OF THE COINERS. On Thursday looming Sir IVILLIAIIII OwEN, the Counrel to the M sit, made a motion on Court, 11141 the rerogniz niers in this case should be &whorl:ed. and the Prismiels liberated ; and stated, that the Mint considered at us out ar.tliciently strung to con vict them ; lout Mr. HINCHLIFFE, the attorney for the prosecu tion, opposed the motion, on the ground that the prosecutor and a ittiertes were their prepared to pre fer a bill of indictment, owl be coneeiveil the cure so strong, that the ends of public justice would wit be sisswerecl, unless the prosecution was carried un ; awl Mr. Pogh, the Clerk of Assize, having stated that lie cosoi,lereil the prosecutor would nut be dis cluirgii g his duty or commuting to the recogniAiroces bring discharged, The Learned .11.11nE wou'ol riot grant the motion fur The Almt ; nod the bill of milictinetit was arc= cordit.glv pr. lentil. The Oir;:titl Jury (..f which Lord Viscount Clive was Forenoon) thosight it a very proper prosecution, and ware riot at all sat with the conduct of the Mint is. &timing it. and were much pleased with the energy with which Mr. Ilinehlifte had canted it out; and stated, Si. it b e was trtitilletl to the tlialiks of the enmity for the rummer iu winch lie had 011.• ducted it. Tile Mint having ileclintql to pay the expense of a prosecution against the Prisroiers, the Jud.:4e di rected, that if tier rvisurds allayed by Act. of lisi lis (strut 'tare not solficiesit to fi sovictryr *lse 101111 r, the prosecutor should hate a liberal ulluisance iw aid l'rota the county rate. lu the Calendar Josrph Smith 1:.t0r41 41), • tos tiler of flutes (Men, It'tilium Phillips the elder ,:aged 50), • steel-toy maker, of Blrisitii2ll.in, and William Phi/lips tier yuting. r (aged , 20), a ',liar— lasktr. of Birmingham, blood charged on suspieiti of high Ila hiltillg COlSllterrellrli the cut rent vain of this mains. Smith was, however, admittetl Kiog i s evidence, :nal the two IlliMirs's sere indict ed for having in tlit is possession, without lawful rciase, a die, Mack of iron or steel, bearing the nil iirtssion of the current cum a the realm called ahtl hugs, at Houghintor, io the polish or Hales Owen, itzo. Tins important trial came MI MOM after eaglet o'..lock on Saturday murtiittg lust. The first wit tic,* twikti Jo.cpb Sntitb. who rlepoved that he wile a farturr, duo I.ted at a very retired ;dace. culled Hough! 1111 l es In the loom!, of Holes Offro ; los Nem +u+ Isom Alli to Itcu acres, moil lit rented it of Lard Lyttultoo. He loud !tern brott i cht tip tiith his f.stlie. to the (annuli( Immures, but. when t out.* 1.4.1, wit!. Ills lothcra workcd as s itatlot h..d fie had never been a dealer in fowl, except when he waisted to buy some for hie own funily, us some times his own were piste's. Mr. Graingir hail come to hie house to search for nine hens and a ci.ek. shielo he had hou;„Tht for the use of his family. Ile said that about two years last Christmas, two per sons, named Bradley r..d Newt doors (the h i th er lived at Brierley Hill, SiAtloidsliirs), had rented from hiin a large cellar, used us, ',pe er room, at .5.. per week. In the cellar they had a large iron pa rse (this was the coining machine). Ile knew what they did there. They made 3s. pieces. Thev told I • that it did not matter to him what they Jul its that part of the house they ocettpird.—pierr the. Learned •Ildage forcibly observed upon the conduct and guilt of the witness, in knowingly permitting such operations to be carried on its hie house with out I'. • - information isiensodiately.)—Bradley and carried atsa {heir` work there foe twelve He, ssor nee of his family to his know ledge, never arivisted them. Newell:on died :ileum Micluielinas, I 8 16, and at Christmas, 18 16, Bruit ley enine to his house and treik all their things away, except the press; slice then lie had wit seen Brad ley. In September last the elder Pisilli;is (the Pi is genre) came to his house; he was at work in the field, arid Was Callen in him. Phillips asked him if he knew him ? he said he did not; Phillips then told him Isis twine, mid that lie lived in Monies:. ham, and said he utillerstend 11.- 11441 st webs i n h is I‘'itaitei was et first .ifrniil of him, rod dill not answer him readily. Ile told lninl that there was a !terse, but it Isetoegrd to Bradley serf Newn ham. Prisoner said he knew Bradley, and told wit ness that Bradley WAS trillatpOrttlf ; wittiest:iliac! be fore heard a rumour to Bast ct. Prime's.: said he wanted some thing% doer at the press; wet if he would let I • have the cellar, he would give huu more fur it th Bradley and Newidtain did—he silinsildlrot want the room. Wilma': 41141 144.1 der Bradley's taking to lie et am tied then ; Lot told Prisoner lie should have it if lie could agree with the families of Bradley and Nevoiliam for the press. Prisoner then said he *mild enure to work when lie hail got hi s ri l i ng% ready. March lie hrA knew th it Prisoaer had agreed for it. lie dot not are Prisoner twain till March, when lie told him the press wed his property. Ile first saw the two Pri soners together in the brgioning of April ; they had been at his house twice before, hut lie was out each time. The Prisoners immediately went down into the cellar to worn, where lie followed them Soots after, to ask them for money in pert of rent ; saw theist at work. ; went as near as he could fur the fly of the prem., which' was Mute feet long ; asked the elder Phillips for the money, who, without quitting hie work, told him if he weeks come to Isis house its Sally -street. B.riaire.rliAm. lie would give hies some ; if hr could ant th.d lies house, lie was to unwire cot the %Vitae Tower, and there he would Icarus where to find lino. He stopped in the cellar perhaps trot nineties after lie received this answer. will raw their thrice's. The elder Phillips sat down, and put roiled plain pieces its under the press ; hr saw them after they came out ; they appeared then to have impres riutis on theirs like the head and reverse of a new Mitt shilling, and of this size ; he could not swear positively that they were initiations of is shilling; he thought they were from whesice he stood. When the pieces were put in by the old none the young one tutu-al the press roof 1, and thews they were etricken out by tonartlitog which the cold Item had in his fiend —they fell nut um the black of the press; the ripe r:llion was very quick. It was in the day-time, .111 moriiiiig, whet* lie saw them at work; they works,' by the ligiit of two or three casette.; the cellar was shirk; there wits a window in it, bet it nos bricked up to the top; there might be one, two, or thes e !slicks out at ilie top, and the bele thus inside inig'd occasionally be stopped with straw ; if open, a Ilfe sun looking through from the outside might see the lice of a person cot work. Ile left ihe Poi.datrrat at work, and could not say how lose; they might have stopped, es lie went about his work. lie saiul, neither I ttttt self, nor his family to his kiioe ledge, ever woiked at the press by theoiselves. Ile was requestsd by the younger Poisoner to assist loin. l'he 'hies' was broke at the latter rod of April last ; witness said, I was then present, and emitting the v ger Pri soner ; it could out hr used when thus broke; I aft:item 's went to Biriiiiiigliain, to the elder Phil lips, and asked for soave suo:wy toward* the rent; he gave Inc u pound iii silver; I told Iwo about the breaking of the press, and that I hued directions from Ins soli to assist him at the time. Witness said lie never ea* ail of the dies so as to examine them, nor tbil slut know what the Prisoners did with the pieces they had nettle, Ile had seen the machine at work by Newnhato and Bradley ; it was large, and required greet force to turn it. Ile first gave information to Mr. Woodcock, the Ma. georate at Hales Owen, on the oth of May last ; I voluntarily confessed to hit., ; I had betas Appre hended that day ; I do net know upain my honour —[at this expressiou of witness there was an luistary laugh io the Court)—upon my word, upon ms} oath, that there is a reward for convicting the Piisoliere; I do not know that I WWI be free from pliiiishuisait by ern g evidence to convict the Pra ms:Hos ; but I have been told I shall by the elder Piis ttttt 1, end brfore that I have tiepin, such is thing in my own cotintry. I told the EVlagisttale 1 would cosh., beture I knew that I should be free fur sit donee, Elizabeth Smith is thr wife or the last witness. Remembers both primmer* come:lg to April ; ItaJ seen tie elder Veils:leer Isefose shit wire ; when lie cern, in April lase, hr light. d a candle, Niel both Preemies oral into the cellar; the cella, hail betas luck( d at that time; the • lder Psioveer must have brought the k. y with bout, ur sloe lie most sieve aslird Vie for it ; they haul both hers, slier« het'ore. tide went trs the battnna of tile cella, steps, amid sa thrni it wink ; she 'lest:obed the rllunllnu of Ilse se liar, c. liar window, press, using cenillteeistal of is u: k. singe as the 111.4 witness. She cntild see thrre nos a n inters•l4lll MN& by the processors the Monk losers that 4411 a 418111194 4 as they appeared to lice. P.m/errs contieutd at %se. k too or threw hours ; she sate the elder Pt Wilier put die pieces, which were of a while colour, between what shy thought dies; she saw the lived °isnot die when they were at work ; the head die was fixed lows.t ; it was like that of 11 Mint OtilitilLt ; -a.r some of the pieces lifter they writ' impreAett ; the elder Phillips broiled them up to her iii the r o WA at iii the ; the heart reseinkled the titan rrltv saw gm the die in t h e cellar; he looked ut theta i n his hand, and tad lie thought dory would ri.); they looked like shillingq, and titre rtrraird rar.ot sent ein hi. hand; the l'i . i.nuers *eut away then; they called inch other father and son. rscol leeterl the elder Phillip* having gi /no what lie cal:eil dies to her 1.011 Joseph to bury. tiefole April. She saner ac'ually saw the die,. la the (11:1 itful!ipa'a jaasat-ssion. Site had seen dies in the possession of the young Phillips, *lnch she thought were the same as she saw the Prisoners use in the cello. Had seen the young_r Prisoner have rialti at Salrailueist Lairs, with impressimis of iti:d tail oil sepuriee pieces, the tail piece was the surillest piece of metal ; the impressions ots thetn seemed of the same size, cud like a Alia shilling. He-mem bers the breaking of the press—the broken hart was taken by young Phillips and her soil John to thriningliarn to be lilt's tied ; biter thot, y n n eg Phillips came agaiii, ai.d asked why we had not fetched the broken part front where it %relit to be wended. Young Phillip. c:ttne again on the Nth of May, and asked my all,. Joseph for the tiles 111 Illy prtStllet ; the younger Plisoner told Joseph where they were buried in the field up to the house; he went and brohglit them ; there seemed to be 'ving thing sticking in them; he gave them to vourag Cleatteri diem with a tua, put the smallest in his pro -set„ and ths larger in his pocket handkerchief. He brosi l :lit a tues.lige lion his fisher to guy 1118.11.1m1, who was 01st w the home; he said he Leanl throe war a screw Lose! that sontetlii..g respecting their orllllliJel led transpired), :mil .11,t he t h ought hit father would the Arts. Lu Ehierley ; lent if my :111111i Iou:111 would crone to his father, he 11011111 1141 Will whist lie meant. Slit knew a prism Harnett Aim W-Iker. The press had been in the how , e two years last Christmas; she knew mid Newii liain, mid b.ul heard, but never step them at trio k. JiratO Silkith 14 a sun of the two 'acceding wit nesses. Itemeinbera the two pri.noserr c oining to his father's house one morning early in Api ; lie did not go to work early that morning, not till towards eleven o'clock. Being cruse-examined as to his not going to work earlier to that morning. he replied-- '• We are not ahwa3s at work in our country !" That was the Mat time ire lard seen thent collie; he had swen diem come sauce. Ile had seen the old In3ll have whist lie called dies in his pow.- Atoct fool or five weeks before his Tt ther was apprehended, they were together at his father's bourse; about four o'clock that day young Phillips gave I what lie (young Phil lip,) called dies to lorry in the field up to the imase ; lie iiiisu ; he lied buried the dies twice ; he ieerived Varna mace front the skier and once from the younger Pots:Hier ; impreseions on them were Imili el the SJIIIC size; Ute Mrs were not. IVitriess said, on the 7th of May I buried the fly of the picas by my farlieeir direction; that had not been broken. On the tali of May, young Plidlipa came to iny he told me to leteli tile dies that were burred in the livid neat the house; hr toad iii, where they wen! ; they were nut whirr I bad pia them; lie had buried them iii ee; I br..uglit them; they were duty, and covered wills latch (it ulalieaied they were alwa)a tilled rip or covered with pitch he lots they were buried) ; lie win pied the pitch in the tire, and wiped it off; when they weir deal', I looked at them ; the one had. get the head, the other the tail, similar to the new Mint shilling; the tail die was the smallest piece of metal. On the evelikg risy father was apprehended, I went to Bir mingham to the elder Pristmer's house; they were both present ; I told the elder what had happened ; he told the nut to 'Meld, and to tail illy father they could not hurt him, for when he himself lived to the country, lie had a press in the cellar, float winch he used to strike hulls but they chord nut take it. He gave me some refreshment. I told hem I had buried the fly ; he said I might throw it into a coal pit if I hiked. I afterwards told my brother Jahn to throw it in a coal-pit. He never saw the Pri suirei a at wink iu the cellar. Aim Walker lives about 100 yards from Smith's wills her lather and mother; she it nu relation of the Sonde*. About four or five weeks before Smith was iipprelicioded she went to Smith's about <demi o'clock in the morning to borrow bread, which she obi tined. Ito coining away she beard a noise in the cellar ; knelt down at the cellar window ; the cellar window had been bricked up; but then there were four or fire bricks out ; saw the Prisonros in the cellar ; was sure it was them; had seem them by bore ; the old one near, wool the )oulog one at Smith's liquor i the elder Prisoner sat down in the cellar, mod was putting round white things (whirls ambeared to her rather bigger than shillings, bolt nut much) under and ithio a port of the press ; die younger Prisoner ton lied rtml.cl a big thing. pint of the press, Ind the White things jumped out one at time on the block. The elder Plisiober picked one up, loooktd at it, and then gar. It to his POll, w ho LaUllAllt It to the windrow where she was locking ; she could see %lust it WAS; it a:IS like a ; but !sot edged (milled) round ; it had im it a heed and tail Ike s nest Mont shilling; she only saw this one at the a lonlow ; where she WIN war above the head of the younger Prisoner; she does not think they saw her; she sturpeel there her or ten minutes, and cow seiset id put in and Fall out of the press by the pante process. Site dirt not say mull• thing about what she had seen to her hither and 'wailer, its she was afraid of kr , reo li ng a irlirturbancr. After thir die saw the elLier rummer about a quarter of a guile fi,ion Srnith'i-, mil she mitt/ the yotiogt t at Smith's about eight o'clock in the morniiig tire 4th of May. After that she saw . yostitog Phillips and Julio Sinitl 0 tiriviti L r a horst along the lane tonarols ii! f. tainglium. On the hurts there weir tontine (wicker John Smith lives with his father and Mother at Illoisg'anon. ; maw bath the Prisoners at his father's house about tkree or font week.' before they were atoprehelicled. They wrist down into the t'ellet. He followed them to the botto . ni of the cellar steps: saw them at work. He described the process . the same as the others load, the use of candle-a to the day time, the were. of metal, &e, When ate *sty them at work, the old man had diie•ctschu on lie sae him look at a shilling they hid invade; and Alen Nay to the younger Prisoner, " I tltit.k it Will du." Ile saw the Primmer. tvhert they tame to work that morning; tl.e 'elder had candle,- in his pocket; they lighted a candle and went to work. Ile never 144%1 them at work before. He had seen theiu trt Ilia father'. before; the first time lie se* them, they came about seven -to the morning; his (ether was theta at bottle ; it was a day or two before Old Lady-day ; his father was afterwards at work hint km on the forth all that day. Witness said, lie had *eels the younger Prisoner at his father's since he saw them at stork ; he Caine on lase 4th of May, and told site I snug tike p a rt of the press to Bir iningliant with hint ; mty father anti he brotitthe it out of 11w cellar ; it was plat into u big ; after we put it on the haul.... wr put hay on it ; we then tra velled in company, though sometimes the pout:ger Paisioner was berme me a n d sssss *obi). s after me. %Viten we arrived at the Eagle Foutsdrv, in Bit• tionghain, lie tool me to follow him down the torret, what' he should tuns up a vaid, where / should find ti Shop ; I did so ; the shop *ON at tilt bottom of Clam leo-Atteet ; Iwo wen mite out of the 511011. and title helped sue ; 1 do not know his mine ; Phillips was iii the shop ; lie told we to take the horse into the passage, and theta slot , . On the morning after nay Either was oppreh.otteil, 1 took the fly from tile place where it was boned 10 my Nitta's. garden, and, by ttes:r« of my brother . Joseph, threw it tutu au old coal-pit Ilouglemore wood. He knew Brantley mod Newnhana. Joins Seale was next exalt 1111 l rth—John Smith was told to look at Seale, when Stunt) said lie was tht limn its the shop where hr too' the part of the press tn. Stale said he was its the empty of tlr. Anthony Robinson, blarkomith, of f3iriutughatn be tete!. lected John Smith bringing a pt,•ce of the press to be mended. On the Frotly brine it came, the elder Phillips carne to • tier shop, Nod bald— " My lads, I have gut a web.; broke, and if 3ou'll repair it I'll give )012 some drink." lie gave theta a shilling. and pr •sed them more when it sus door. Witness said non tt Oss die Monday. John Smith brought two pietier in a bag ; ottother person was with hint ; but, bring oror-stghted, nod Nord tat work it the time, I cannot bear to him." Anthony Robinson—ls a jabbing smith; hit shop it is Lionel-street; Great Charles-street comes into that street. Recollects the elder Phillip* coin- M.: to ail: hint to mend a prow for him ; he told him he would; lie promised it olioa:id be done by u certain time, but it was not done to that lime, and when Phillips came for it they were about it he put a new pert of a screw (about 21 Mehra diame ter) to it; hr had the old piece, which Caine to him es a ',sutras, isow—[tlsia he produced in Court], The work he hail dune lie had seen in Court. --[The whole of *hat was found at Smith's, Mid the other parts of the press that cattail be FccoVeird, were ea... hibited in the outer Court], and he believed it was imended to metal' the pasta, found at Smith's. The press Wilb certainly a huge !mess, but there were totally larger of the kind: Phillips strati came to his shop again, and the part of the press wits taken front thew e by Mr. Grainger, wha paid his bill, somewhere about 2,1. In answer to questions from the Judge, witness stated, that one m ast taught wank at the press found at Susitleo, boat, in ostler to make riddance of work, there most be two em ployed at it. Joseph Grainger—ls high constablr of the Hales Owen division comitquence of sione information lie hail leceived, he wrist on the 9th of May to Smith's house, to search for some fowls Smith had bought. On entering he tasked Smith's wife for candle—she said there was none in the houre—she gave I some fire, but be sent to another house for coddles. Ott searching the cellar he fumid the press, which was in the outer Court ; it was fixed un a block, and the block sunk in the earth level with the Hour. By the smile of the block lie found blank white piece of metal, about the rise of sl►ilbu l ;.—[ Phis was produced.]-1u a bola of the black, under the press, he found a piece impresstdi resembliog a shilling, it wait somewhat betit._j on. also was produced.]—Fourteen other blank piecei of white metal, about the size of iltillangs, lie alias found shout where the preii stood; he (Mood *lad one blank, about the rise of i stipeuse, mid tier jme. prenkeil tallow. of 3•. Bunk luketis, and .sl.e fur Is. 14l.es4Theee were all produced.]--Other (blanks as well as imitations) were Wood by those lir had assistilig lout. Otte midatiosi sinluug wee lomatl the follow/tog day by his servant, 11 diett•.— flits was produced.]—He did not hod oust oia-cu of good money in the cellar, nor did any id hits sis sistalati. He found several pieces of celialle; them were molly droppings of tallow al11011,?, and the press seemed to have bre!' recently whir. Part of toe cellar window was stuff.-. 4 with tur.iiire Ile 'took Smith into custody that day ; rod to L'Olist ques.ca of father onlormation he wrist, on the litil of May, to Sally'-strut, lisrmisigliam, to Hyprehrtiti the en. sinters. at the b r. He found them at lareall•ast he ::eked the young wan if his :lame tics Williong Ile oft:whited for some time, at last h a r old it was. Witness said, you me the person f Witness then asked the elder if lint I t a ro i vr.e, and If he was the fallicr of the y omit Ai lived at I Tins d.iy is published. very trade printed is two large I from bum ; Volumes, Reit. prier V. 2.. hoards 'WOVE; Ni Tr .S . I'A 11 ENTU 11 fiRtEC E.— litt week. Textron ad rider* Codieum, V.,rsionuou et Patrum (this was reteusuil et Leetionit Varietatem adjerit t they did ti U. JO. JAC. GM ESBACII. I . that it lE,liiiu Nova. that port 0 Lomita': Impeusie F. C. et J Rivington ;J. Collie!! ;J. Learne d .1 , Nana; Lutizairiti, Horst, Rees, Orme, et Brown ; R. PrieglarY; R. 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