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FASIII6NABLS 110YR.VB:17i. The F.arl and Countess of Warwirk and family left the pillwory Hotel an Saturday, for their seat, Warwick Cardle. Comoro , Cowper left town on Sudsy, for her seat, Pa u minter, Hers.. I,ydr G. H. Cavendish and family are arrived in town, from their peat, Latimer•, Barks. The Martinis and Marehionma of Stafford are returned to their seal. Trentham Hall. Staffordshire, front is visit to Lail a n d Comoros Grosvenor, no Eaton Hall, a tim hi er . Lord St. Helen. Win left town for Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Armyliti,re are arrived at Illake's Hotel,Jer rnrn•strcrt. General Gwynn hail left town on a tour. The Hon. John Slick, menial son of the Earl and Coun tess of Darnley, arrived on Saturday at Cobham Hall, from the Continent. The Persian Ambannatior leaves town this day, on a visit W Laid Aries, at his mat, near Epsom, Surrt y. BRIG,M)/V, OCTOIIIII 11. On Friday the cattectistion was ardent that the Police Regent would Arrive at the Pavilion in the evening. Indeed, from what we can learn, it ap pears to have been his Royal Nigbowies intention to have been here about that time last week. had not a something. of which,. of coarse, we are un acquainted, occurred to prevent it. It is now o n. ( Wooed, we believe, at the Palate. that his Royal Highness purposes bei n g there to-morrow ; b u t, p e rhaps, it may he later in the week. .1 I is:impos sible almost at any bowl° speak or wide with eel.- taints. on such a subject. Tix handsome and commodious yacht, belong ing to the Commissioners of the Dock at Ports mouth, which hail been many (boys and nights wcatlwr-hound in Shoreham harbour, got out and floated down to this station as late as midnight on Tuesday, to re' eive Lady Bloomfield and suite, and who without delay embarked for the opposite shore, where, a few hours subsequently, they de barked with all possible ease and safety. Her Ladyship purposes returning iu about three weeks, hut two of her blooming and amiable daughters are, for some time, to remain in France. Arrivals Isere continue to increase—the last are Lady Charlotte Fitzroy, the Countess of Pomfret, Lady Gore. Sir N. Conant. Sir G. Staunton, Lady Aloroliest, Lord Erskine, Sir .1. Meade. &c. The Countess of Guilford, Sir G. Calcraft, and the Hon. W. Bligls, are ill the departure list. LA IVES, Ocrouia Tip Duke of Wellington was yesterday evening ev i wried Nt Maresfietd to dinner, on a visit to Sir Juin, Shelley, for the diversion of shooting. The remains of Sir Edward Knatclibull, Bart. were on Wednesday removed from Provender to Menthols, and interred in the family vault in the Outwit of that place. The funeral procession was (mud sod solemn. IRRLAND. DUBLIN. OCTOBER 7. THE ITALIAN OPERA. Tnerday the Lord Lieutenant honoured the 'Theatre with his presence. His Excellency's was a rile of privacy, a n d he occupied the NlanaKer's box, accompanied by lady Frances Chetwvnd, one of his younger son., and his brother, the Han. and Rev. Mr. Talbot ; a small part of his suite were in attendance. The performances appeared to give his Excellency and his party the highest gratifica tion. Mr. Tighe, Lord James Stewart, Lady Stewart, anal Captain Tighe, of the Guards, have returned to Wnodatock, the beautiful seat of the Tighe family, fruna a tour to the Lakes of Killarney. The pre. sent accomplished representative of that distin guished family, we are happy to notice, has devoted much of bus attention to the improvement of his line demesne, and has laid out various and useful works on a very extended scale of operation. These alterations have been conceived with admirable taste, and promise, we are assured, to open many new scenes of picturesque beauty. IVe have the pleasu►e of announcing the arrival of the Dowager Lady Carrick, after an absence of some years. Ilrr Ladyship. we understand, has taken the beautiful little villa, recently built by Mr. Robertson, near Kilkenny. which she inteuds to make her residence. The Countess of Ornionde is expected immediately at Castleconier, and her Ladyship will honour the city of Kilkenny with a visit (luring the theatrical performances. Fashion able mid distinguished parties are expected at Kil llnurty. the hospitable seat of the Solicitor-Gene- NI, and at Mr. Power's, of Kilfatie. The Earl of Carrick will slim have a select and distinguished party of visitors at Mount Juliet next week. !'.7r. Wynn* will he one of hi■ Lordship's guests. The Kilkenny corps dromatique have begot( to assc;a. ble, and the bustle of that city grata the ch, : gring •ppreaeh of a brilliant and cro•.vded season. PAUL pit E.: I,S, e-' ll "et f,nm a Prietlit letter, dated Paris, Oc tober 6—" On the 641 i instant a nit-tting took plsce httween CsPhlin Prllew, of the Ist regitnent of Life * Gaud*, and Lieutenant %Veldt. late of that "Irinte'at, upon Mout.Mortre, when the former was "h.ii through the head cud instantly expired. The reuse. we understand, of Chia itofortunide affair, wi n s the elopement of Mrs. Waldo "'ilk Captain Pellrw, which was lately noticed in the public mints. Ti. pim*.i of the decerved was nut dm eloirgil. Ile was the nephew of Lord Exmouth. The body, for a considerable tame. was refusal admission at the where be lodged. Air e have jun heard, on the authority of a private lettrr. It at se duel kw taken niece hetween Mr. LONG WELLESLEY and Mr. BEN STY, the Mem— Itrrit for Wilii.ltsre, which halt proved fatal to the latter Gentletnau.— Plymouth Paper.) Oil Sunday week. PS a girl named SMITIII was rt t arising towards her father's house in Sunderland, .1 t was met in Church-street by u young man, wsi ring a mask, who clasped her In hi* arms. The wit was so alarmed, that she immediately took a lit, from which site had scarcely recovers d whet, she was attacked by another. and has had three or four li'. very day since. It is believed she will be thus nfll cted during the remainder of her life, the limo- Victim of wanton tnischiel.—( York Herald./ r• LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, GusLomat., 1 , 4 OM DAB', OCTOIZIR Adjourned Sittings after Trinity Term. iefu►e Chief Justice A •so rt and Special Jn►ies. SHERWOOD AND OTHERS. ASSIGNEES OF CROSHIE, N. MILES AND CHRATOI. This wise to re of 'rover and convenient, in. atituted for the recovery of a bond for ‘20.000/. and of a number of ...nuttier to the it , tionnt of 7.A001. Mr. SCA RLETT stated the case. Mr. Crootue. he obse►red. had beets r bentltaeller, and, et cote period. earrieti 011 a Waft extrit.ive and Incrauve trade.— In the year IS 14. in conoegnettre of varinn• inward ceretitnetancer, he Iteenne a nitarrasrrd. At this period, his son. Mr. Richard Crosbie, left the country, The father, who was thee, iii a ver♦ in firm State of mind, applied to the I)efraidaint. with whom lie had long hero on terms of inti macy. to assist him to the arraugentent of Ilia bffairs. Mika acceded to the request, and called a meeting of NI,. Crosbie's creditors. He laid before them a suite of his affairs. and proposed, that, in the first instance, a sum of 7,800/. should be raised for the purpose of paying off smite imme diate demands, drelariug, that in the end the estate would fully meet the demands of those who had claims against it. In consequence of this reps,. seutation, the creditors gave acceptances to the amount of 7.800/., which were placed in the hands of Miles. When he became possessed of then', he applied to his father-in-law, Cheater, to cash them. winch he (lid, on receiving II discoont of - 4601. Out of the sum thus raised, Miles, who was a creditor to the amount of 5,0001., paid himself. He then looked about fora customer who would purchase Mr. Crosbie's stock, which was valued at 7.2,000/. Mr. Baldwin, a very eminent bookseller. of Paternoster row, became a purchaser to the amount of 60.0001. The remaining stock, to the amount of li,ooo/. was left in the hands of some young men who had acted as clerks to Jr.N Cro•bie, and who wished to set up in the bookstlli.ig business. Mr. Baldwin paid the 60,000/. by bills and acceptances to the amount of 40,000/. and by a bond fur the remaining 10.000/. payable by instalments, and subject to interest, which was to he paid quarterly. When these se curities came into the hands of Allies, lie purchased back the bilk which his father-iii-law had dtu•nunt ed ( imongst which wus a note for 500/. the party who had given it having become a bankrupt since he had entered into the security), and he sold, by private contract, the 20,000/. hood, for 8,5001. which, Mr. Scarlett strongly contended, he had no right to do. The creditors now became impatient. and a col ttttt ission of bankruptcy was issued against Crosbir, but it was superseded on account of a de feet in proving the petitioning creditor's debt. A second, which was more successful. was sued out. Between the snug out the first awl *remit!, the vounger Crosbie was induced to return from the Continent, and he, in conjunction with his father, assigned over the boat! to Mile+, which, under a 'sower of attorney, he had previously disposed of, much below its value. The present action was brought to recover the said bond, and also the se caritiea for the sum of 7,800/. In conclusion Mr. Scarleft observed, th.st his clients were most atuti. OW that the Defendants should be paid toeir full debt. Mr. GURNEY, as Counsel, for the Defendants, said, his clients sought nothing extravagant. 'lhey only wanted their debt, with the interest accruing on it, and the costs to which they hart been sub jected. The CHIEF JUSTICE observed, that he knew no thing of the Defendant's case, but he put et in the good sense of Mr. Gurney, whither it wouid be rodent to press for costs in this case. Mr. GutotrY said, undoubtedly his Lordship had not beard the case of his clients—but if his Learned Friend ditl not accede to his proposal, lie would feel it necessary to State it, and then, he believed, the affair would wear a very different aspect. Mr. GASELEE, nn the same rifle, observed, that th e creditor., owing to the exertions of Me s srs. Miles and Cheator, had already been pail nearly 20.. in the pound. „. • Mr. 3IARRYATT, who wns with Mr. Sennett, denied that this was the case, with rtvect to all tilt creditor.. A coovvroatioo, somewhat angry, now took place amongst the Learned Cm.nsti, which was put no end to 1 w the Chief J attics., who recommended temper IL"I moJ'ra ono. After some c.onsultatioo, _ _ Mr. (It et NEY ruse and ;aid, it was agreed that • verdict should be taken for the Plaisitithi, rub j•:.t to a reference. Ile then paid a very high com pliment to the'Defeitiltiits, who, lie observed, had been actuated by the most honourable ferlinga throughout the whole of these proceedings. They had laboured incessantly, and, he would arh.3. stir ceimfully, to retrieve the atrsirs of Mr. Cnrsbir— •nd, owing to their exertions. ■ vast mum her of debts had been reduced or liquidated. Verdict fur the subject to a refecence. Our readers are referred to a full report of this cause, as argued in the Court of Chancery (seri given exclusively in our Paper. August 30, 1817 ) Muck praise is slue to the assignees of this rotate; as also to the Solicitor (Wilde) who conducted STANIVARY COURT. TRURO. OCTOBER 5. The only holiness or public implirtatice that male berme the Court was the trial of the cause. TIMOUNT FALMOUTH v. THOMAS STSPHSNS. Ilia Lordship's Petition to the Vice-Warilen stated, that on the 29th Septemlwr, 1810, the No ble Complainant had granted to the Ilefendant a set or lease of Wheal Kock Mine. in the parish or St. Agnes, fur 41 years. By the tern)* of the lease, the Defendant eog.igril to sink n new shaft, and to employ at least eight able millets in this work ; to erect a %.teiniortignie within twelve months. and to make drifts and edit% anal work the mine effectually miles, prevented by unavoidable sees dents. The Defendant neglected to iimply with these terms, by which the eitothwt was avoided, wliii•li. and 1110.00 he had receiv ed warniug to the contrary. he entered Upon the wine in ably, lBly, and began to work it. The , . ,•. petition therefore prayed that the indentured lease might be produced in Court and cancelled, ou ac t-mint of breach of agreement. Mr. JOSEPH EDWARDS, whn stated the rave for the Complainant, inithitteil that when the tense wink granted there were cotter persons in possession of the vet. fhi. the Defendant mod have known SO well as the Complainant. It 110.9 not appear that he ever •pplird to Lord Falmouth, or lint agent■ to turn out those persona, nr that be had taken any step whate•er to gin' possession of his rights till May last, after a foileiture Of his enve pant tad been incurred. The persons in polars- Pion when the Pet was granted. hove not complained being turned tint, knowing that they have no ground, •S MO having heen in lawful possei:Oon. The Learned Gentleman therefore contended, that unless it could he s'irown that another 'mils was iu Irgel posprs.ion and could tint be misled by the De fendant, his 11'orship's decision must be given in favour of the Petition. Mr. Richard Curgenven. steward to Lord Fal mouth, the first witness called, 'was present at the exectition of the Iroise by the Comp!Ninon' 501111 otter the day on winch it is dated; but admitted that it Was not executed by the Defendant till the 1-2 th of October, 1818. The Defrod.iiit never made any objection on account of the mine heiug in the pos. session of others; several intimations were given to the Distention' that the set was ready for him ; and he (witness) was prepared to vitt hint in possession immediately after the execution of the lone. Thomas trestrail. toiler to the Complainant, Will the next witness. He informed the Defendant se veral times that the set was ready, and coiled upon him to proceed. Knows that the Defendant was endeavouring to get a company of adventurers, in which, as witness was told_by him, he found great difficulty. Other persons were in ;tossession of the mite till an injunction was granted in May lost. and Lord Falmouth received does of them on account of ores raised from the mine till then. Captain Shesrman was in possession in the interval between September, 1817, and October, 1818. and his ma terials remained on the mine. Wastes, was on the mine with William Stephens, bristlier of the 1)e -lenthint, on the 19th of April last. and told him he should not enter the new set unless lie made it new covenant. Wheal Hock set expired • consider able time before the new lease was granted. Wit netts does not recollect having received dues from the old adventurers after the expiration of the old set till within the lost two or three months. Mr. George Thomas, serf. was called. when the advocate for the Defendant inquired whether he had any interest in the question, and whether lie dill not expect to have a share in the mine if the De fendant was turned out? Mr. T. acknowledged that some cativersation had taken place between himself and Lord Falmouth on the subject ; and his evidence was in consequence deemed inadmis sible by the Court. Captain Shearman stated, that he had been agent of the old adventurers in Wheal Rock for twenty years. The last duties paid by him on their account to the agent of the Complainant was about two or three months ago: it was a year or more between that and the payment of the preceding dues. There had been no working under ground since August. 1818. The Defendant, who lived very near him, never demanded possession of the mine of witness, whom he knew to be manager; neither did he ever complain to him of not being put in possession. The dues paid at the last payment hut one were for ores hrokeu before September, 1817. On his emus-examivation lie said, that two men and a boy were working from September, 1817, to April, 1819. The last dues paid to Lord Falmouth were trout 30/. to 41)1. being one tenth. The adven turers divided nothing in that lime. Witness ad. mitted that dues hail been paid besides these in April last, for ores raised since September, 1817; those paid in April were for ores raised for about twelve mouths previous. The Vice-Warden was decidedly of opinion that the petition was nut sustained by the evidence. The Complainant, either by himself or his agents certsioly ought to have put the Defendant in pos. session of the mine, instead of which it had been proved that the old adventurers had continued its possession and raised ores, fur which the Com. plainatit's agents hall by their own admission re. ceived dues. On the other hand, it was now in. cumbent ote the Defendant to work the mine with vigour, according to the tenour of his engagement. Flis Worship, therefore. decreed that the petition be dismissed with coa l man cot's. NAVAL IfiIIiLLIt:ENCE. Arrived the Kianersky Cantle trausport from Leith ; Flora, Blom, from Donk ; Lor,l Multravv, Moffatt, from Woolwich; and William and Mary, Wilson, front Bosion. Sailed she Tawaa. Coleman, and Echo, Spear', for the Booth Sella ; Eanirst, Watson, sad Raster, Harvey, fur the Broads; Calcdoeia, Robb, for St. Peteraburgh; and Lee for Plymouth. DIAL, OCTOBER le. Sailed yesterday the whole of the unitteard.bionintl, for their different dostisatiosa; sad the Seauatriorrhompaoa, for the River. CU*, down from the River to.olay the Perry, SIMMS for Jamaica • Crows, Dowaitn, fur Trieste; and Prieto Regent, Andrew:l, for Hulsey Bay. , ocrosts 10. Arrived she Maria Sophia, Beckman, from Guttenberg fur Barcelona, hoeing been gut off the Lys' Salad with loos of so anchor and cable. coon, ocrosva 9. Arrived the Streevel, Wetter, trots Amsterdam for Surinam; mu the Sib instant she met with a brig upset drifting us Beacity Head. OCTOIIMIL 8. Arrived the Coitcordia, image, front alibela for Bristol. Sailed the Getters! Puke, Crudiford, for Hanabsrgb ; sod the Comatose, Lureau, fur Croisie. CAMIIMION, OCTOlitlt 9. A large ship heavily lades, woo sees to mi duwe off Lashotro, Carriarvou bay, at clever. eoluck this sattralug, same unbutton. Os Saturday, as two lode buys, aamed and Robert Carruthers, the former ten years old, the latter eight, rose of Mr. Hobert Carruthers, Irish provision.mercbane, i.f Lower Thantes.strert, were is 1M eel of washing a favourite little dug or Billingsgate-stairs, the yonsger sit pperloutal was precipitated tutu sloe water, am& tarried meow distance ; the elder, observing the Mower of his brother, who was strop thug is the water, at die peril alas owe lifts iastasitly leapril in after him, to endeavour to save him ; be, offer seine caught him mord the waist, and oiled every exertion to hring his brother arbewe, but Mang his rfforia were its vs n, rw armored of the tide, lie omitted aloud for assist. *set. wits • Greenwich owlet man rowed towards them, sad snreeertud is ecocide; the Sus Wearers Neu their perilous baNweLty RAS REFUSED to FIGHT CARTER. Tuesday at two o'clock. the fries& of each of the emotes. tante met, according to agreewsent, in the Cosnusittee•ruom, N.. ?O, Fowiseevaireet, Dublin. for the purpose at adding 301 • aide. according is the original agrsernent, to 'wake up the net 50f. The backers of Donnelly were ready with the Thine, and the (Hen& of Career were flash. bkele of bank nitre were exhihitril on both sides, when. we are extremely sorry, that Dan, one sif the champions of Ireland, in theittbling spray. declined the contest, giving is his reason, that longs. which Was prom i se d t o be hi. reward" When the battle woe o'er," hat wit heels handed over. 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In a few • minutes the honer, which has been lately built MINI ww(o4 elegantly furnished, was ow Ike in all rein, and at I time a young man, named Illiattalliew,mkkwant, leopoll, on the roof of the stabling SOO 1111011014 6 •01 ,11 /10 besides so much hurt th=resllllll4llolllr Ma* westerly wind drove the sao-• Ming. the whole 4.f which was boa Iste than two hours the whole was owe mall of ruin.. It is WIC that no part was insured. IN Friday last a young men, genteelly dressed in black, and having the appearance of great respectability, *bust twenty years of age, was taken out of the Thames al Rat terms. His head and fare were rut is various places. The body appeared to have been several days in the water. There stew no property found epos him, and it was the opinion of all the osighboara that he had hems robbed and murder , ' An lomtem was held upon the body on Satunfay nigh* Aire Charles Jimmie', Esq. the Contour for the (- Surrey, but au evidence betide(' thst of the Sinent him was adduced. It a... - stacerteln in what meaner I. Verdict—Found thorned. y of ?omit. . . . . stimimunevini. DESPERATE. ATTEMPT Tfl ROB A MOLINE. Tutee young men, all of whom are known to di Polir* in a particular way. were hrs./COI pp an snapieisio of having. conspired awl attempt. 1., rob the house of Mr. Ins, dens list, of Bridge-street, Illarkfrinnt. The following tattooist:were have transpired, hal for wafts of the uevemary riusfirioalitie. waders it werewolf that this slimes of the persons arcimed should not yet be na- i t ti o ned. Al tbe.latter end of Skrtestilser, Mr. il'ontior, the City Mir. AO, ordered three City Officer* to wattle ilse booms ..f M.. Fria in the night, it being capsenent that robbers wool,' ,i. tack ' and attempt to plunder il. wrier, Fogel a,. r, she younger, and Dare, went tolbe house on do. 'sight w ow ". ed, but all wan quiet. They nitre soon amain it eh., ihr hit- SisiPss VMS post' ••••• eil to the next night, and fi l o fellow., who would feel no hesitation in committing rile , were the to Citiiltri•iirse op. ratings, The &Seeps !intent di the smiatance of atutlher..fscer, nom d Munro, who i• e\. pert in the nee of wenrine of ibfesice. and Sunk their in a room at the Iseult part of the house, to width tin re was a large window of +shunt fourteen feet from the ;...cunt -- They remained in their place P few boors before it foor.teo was beard. At eleven to'clikek a erenpioz t nine sena beard by them, *nil a man) seen ileioesidirg from ab.• trails over the stables iota the yard, ,and onholtnig the stitli!e door. He did Piet remain lime in the stable, and on hie turn was nezo to plire a Inilder 3gnisint the wall TV.. • others followed user the blob. and dropping ieilto yard, advanced tuwnrdl site kuctwu itietolor. which wet bulled, putt which they' tried to open with r.iiis , ilernble siii. !ewer, hut ineftectitilly. They alien pl teed the ladder to the window of the room in which slur offir.•n were sia.i o n,.o. and, after a short deliberation, one of them vire...lid. sr gently raised the window. The oftirei• suppre..seil the.r breath, and the robber pct one foot within the room a•• 1 hem in his body. He then strew hark a little, and the ottl. errs observed a tew sparks arise from something i.i his ban.., lie again obtruded Isis body half way into the ttpiin, and solyertly darted the gleams of a disk NW. pi. toiled .1, Three of the officer's were at some distance from the win. doe, and Brown stood Close In it with a rotas: in hie loind. The robber glanced runnel opium Owens all, and itselaiini..l " Oh Lord!" dropped Ile yard. Brown mole it denw, ✓ate rut at the intruder, hot he missed him, and struck th. !solder. The companions in the elderly ise all sloshed tbrosizts the stable-door, and escaped through the ring ant the roach. bootie into the street. The officers could not rs cognise sue of them, for the night was dark, and the escape was effected in the twinkling of an eye. it was in the posies of Brow.' to have put to death the robber who cliosh.al Or ladder, het be thought proper to hold back, in expert ati 111 l that all the robbers would enter. A permits, alto Saud he was sir *from. plice in the projected robbery, gave inform:steno which in. voives the coachman of Mr. Fox, and two desperate cha racters. From the account iriven of the traussetion, it ap:wwiro, that three mouth. Irefore the time tlw attack was tondo, it had been determined by this formidable +all4 10 11.11) Mr Foie house. The acknowledged accomplice wa. She pets... s• . tette., to admit the rem, and was fur that Impose plicr.l by the coachman in the hayloft utsde► a rpiaot.ty of h a,. with directions not In miler Until he head the &oust, Isnhinq the doors. The gang had felt some lw•.itnbuu at Makin[ the entrance ...ohms! the IMAilliAllee of a f.i. rd. s'.. was lucked op, but the imerestion poatpoorincrit Cu overruled. As informal,' slippcol down from Ilse hay loft, and hen.t tor. plied with a key which was made from an impression in was, let in his c omrades. It had been, i.e said, pri vion.:, upon, that if there appeared any rhance of detectien, the servant maids should he murderer!. Th. re was an iron rh. at which contained a creat deal of property, in a mum n. sr 1111 in which she officer. were stationed, and tools hat torn proctocil for that iu the event of the failure in the exp. ri. merit to unlock it. The Lord Mayor ity.lered that MI the Willie/41'S stmitlJ peer early in the wcck to give evieence —.The prisoners were remanded. •VILDIULT.. Yesteeday Henry Finn, a ynoth fonrteen year. of age, errand boy to M . Corking and Saunders, wholesale st:lte mercer., teas put to the her. It appeared from the evidence that the Priesonrr w.. teflt ley his employers, with three pier.* of satin, to h . :eve - at Sir. Craig ' s. baleerelasher, (Word-semi t, at half-past woe o'clock on Thursday morning last, *hide Ile did not .1. but went to Mr. Craig% between tru and dives o'clock that morning, and inquired if the rating hail !wen I. ft there, and on being aleewerril in the negative, he returned to hi. erne players, and lOW them that he bad given the .n tit a man in the street, also said he belonyed be Sir. Craig. Mew.. COCking anal Saunders and satisfied with thus SCCuntst, sent him to the Cumptcr. They stated the y us, ver had any reason to dooht the 11..oesty of the trot.er he•fore, he ant an in-door servant, and his father and conurabun were most respectable. _ The Pi homer, who is a mild interesting young boy, elate/. that as he got tufo Holborn with the Nemo, a man came sr. to him and asked him had be nut row frntn Messrs. Corking' and Saunders, and was he not going lit Mr. Craig's ?—he answered in the affirmative, on whorls the man maul be was the heother•ithlaw of Mr. Craig. that he had helm at Meow , . Cocking and Samadess for the satins, asel that Mr. Cos king had told him that he had just sent them by him (the Pri. 'once), sod requested that It: would go aft,, him. take then% from him, and tell him to return to him NI (orkiog mi m e , diately, as he wanted loin particularly. Ito this seprs see. tat ion he tsar the man the satins, and was returning as as be could to bis employers when something struck loin h hill done wrong in giving the 1.111(.0; he Missile:hits ly sari t• to Mr. Craig's, and (stand the satins fool not In st .14.1v:etc.! he then riturned to bus employes and tuld Ihi tit sled had happened. Sir James Shaw, the Sitting Alderman, observed, there was no reason to doubt the truth of the atatentrui of ilo• bey; for his part, he Wove.' rally onud of it, arod wag convinced he was male the dupe of some mil's,' swim% r. Therefore, it was his duty to di-eharge Isms, tool tit Join,: an, he wished it to be nosh rstuoil that the laus'. charnels for booraiy stood as far as if thus tratissett .... hail not lA. is place. Many persons, into h older, hid toren impsued sin oi not 110 . 11.1_ saying th at it 1,14 the same way. lie conldl wise i• Nrs.ra. COI king and Saunders., to !send a youth s•f each trailer )eas a with a pared of so much value. Ile ur. derittood it was of the value of 471. Isnot Daris was charged e-iiis attempliaig In Menge piece a V , I).011C111 cloth. . ..... Charles BI ne, waggon porter to gr. %Man, pruprieti r of the Sail and :Math Coat h and tVggE. a nili..r,ittato al. 11 , ffli on Saturday evening, as he waa drlirciing ...Hie is it's g Isom his eart at 111 r. Cash's, In, Kine-merit, t Ili 1,, ivdr, I. •ase the Prisoner attempting to take the pirre I..tis p....111c. I Lure the front of Ow cart. Ile erised hull of hint amt F. .s a hint into She euithiely of an officer. The Prtanorr, who is well known to the 01firtrr. was fishy communed fur trial. MIARI.I lir T. ARTFUL Elid.ON V. Jaws Russell. s will known eharaisir, was chnryil ail s ',collie two savir lei.. uffii and ,11111.1111 0111.. ra. tr of plate, the propel', of Mr. *older, 'ilea rsaktii, Ike Strand, by the following plan:.-. • 'lbw Prosecutor find .Put the plate is opiestion to M..ll.fir. Trimilet sad iri. y, eugr.r.ru, is 011,C4W,I.Plerti, i.l eu. graved, •uil the Pi twos. r, by some weans, hail got us tint ed with it, sad on iTeshiesiisy last be •teit In the etsyssers to ask if the plate was eugraved, as Mr. Kiddie was IS m i . mediate want of it. He was told that a pars of it would he. reedy is half au hour, sod wept away, and friar.« 41 SICAi in the half hour, but he was too swum, sad i.e •as Oh 5i5...1%.3 let Mr. Kidder know that it should he mist toque within s t hour. The boy who had answered the Primmer, sum sect home with the property. and be was rot t by thlosell Castioullreet. Leicester-square, who apparently w shy ai bustle• gist the piste truss hint to tab bow. i.e by wk. serving that the e did nut gw the diesel wary to the Prosecstur's house, begat' to thiuk Mat he tad sell/.1 wrist's , is porting with the properly, and he posesid his coulee to Mr. Kidder's, and the robbery mu discurrreet was takes iota custody us the parade In the Park sad delarerall herr to Pepper, a CAmseaable. SIM Isom* two.. hits seas ileals•scs. tit was ressaisdral, M Ibste Ste agbor charges a the same kind against bile. •