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IN 44 , A %.,...„.. .. ..,,,,,:,...,..„,,,..,...„...„ 0 .. 4 '4O -.. ••••"..1..-,;-)5%4•.'.,,) .7.,- --- , •:ric, 1 1,3 t.,,,,, c ; A:, .....--,- A....--- , • •..> t:• _ , REPLIES TO THE FUDGE F.i.vur. n o f a llowing extract is fennt a w.,rlt just pastiche.% enli sted N Repnips to Ike Lettere of She Fool,. Family i n Pais." Edged by T Homo, Boom , Esq. • ADDITIONAL LETTER. (XIII) hen C-I.—a—N, at A•—s•la•C--pe, to Pgue, Finns, Esq. is Pesie. Dial Tweet —this letter comes mire's,— To L0191i911 haste wish utmost spee4— lb perport poi could neoe► gami— ne se, most fortunate nuked! Fa 90 elsted—traly speaking, Pm serial's almost out of breath ; The Opposition all are eeptealitig, Their greatest tvrear's set in death : Fur Immix I. sow so more! Tis trite, my friend, as I bare said it; Aad sow ay greatest fasts are der, Lave is the ilfaritiag Pea I've trail it, perhaps, for we `torn b. tier if FRAM instead, had led the way ; Tiro wrong mei/ our measures fetttr, Whilst erecter histeliup kept io pay. I hey'llha'd bream his sink of revue, When our belated Inner*? had stated That he had fallen from his hone But not • troth was it levered )i•—thumb severe the fall Toss said, For no waferlanatrly, he Wes not ebbed to keep kis bed, Bat, 'roap'd withdet an injury. But yes, dear Fohist, no time most korai.. To Westminster with rapetlitinit ! Dime Oink there will net r ram* Inviting n—Z—L's feint& to meet To aid his cause ;—lose not a mirmsfma And if we don't this time stormed, Why them-1 !Mask tie dents in it ! di ♦d tell poor Brother to he active d ; Is His We tfamiuns were attractive, Though but elertiourrring squibs; Etscuollite J -1, awl 11--7- 7.*dr teal ostr,eseraiorg denote* ; pluarrre -.toad the brunt, And get (*ramps a .fear split votes ! Tu dispatches sent, Who will, I know, fliresph Meek and Min, With vigour forward the intent To bring our friend Sir M—stn—y in. The buena; -Bum*, that brought toe here Is, 1 assure ye, scarce half done ; )11 mate short stock wet, wryer fear, Asti leave the job iith GRUT BRlTAllelliat'resto to anyone", And guard her bait.-1 neer heihnaled! Ws Seeming*, stied ourselves in Fnancr, By whom the world has been defended Expert to see me WOO among ye— Yoe will " its all roar best obey," To doubt year-zeal I know would wrong ye.— In baste to fiend this 'crawl away, Believe sue ever, c-L-n-u. Aupla-CLskells, November, lfile. at present am anxiously wishing to know Bow that BONET, of late, bas been osanag`J by I.—C; Ter here ALENAMDDIR EEO scare bele* quiet, Bat with carat violas of monseimme must kirk up a riot ! He 'mild have Nag remised to some healthier spat-- Sir H-..M6-41 ere this should have weed in a plot, As I long since desir'it--that our Agoras in Town, By milli% the noise of O'ME•RA might drown 'Twits my order that home he directly shoed send (Did I mention this, FUDGE, in the last that I pealed ') A vessel with news of " liars plan of escape," Or, that he on 13.'s wife bad attempted ■ r—; it Medd that of neither of these you have heard, (Fur, of course, if you kid, you bare written me word) And Sir H—Ds—u's levied is most Indy abenrd. Pim, is eared safe enough ;aye, and safe mnst remain, Riwre he never shall slip through our fingers again; No, no, We swum not be raja ril by a bubble— /IM, who thought best hare lir'd to occasion this trouble? • :"r-Ixi• . &WI • The present Epiette was evidently penned in haste, and apparently ea a recent calamitous carat. My Correspond. eat, midi; at Paris i from whom I have jolt received it, touring I was about to publish the present Coll, etiou of " Ert. ," has spat me the present copy, leaving its inter. Sion entirely optional with na)selt—ED. A apltntlid ball was given at Aix-I4 Chapelle on the 15th iiivtant, by the Merchauto of the town to the Sovereigns and other great people therr a"- veuth.ked. Lady CASTLEREAGH, at usual, out-I ja splemlour of diem is every competitor. Timer app•nachell sieurrst to her Lady',hio to map& ti mice w ere the l'uucr..ri 111 TOV6 61011 TAMS. The Duke of Hu iikt.tuu had the honour of dancitig with Lady C•srt.t:tte•GH io the first Pulutwist. All attorney having been convicted in the pewthy of live mounds for sporting without a 1111 l . on the information of a gamekeeper, on the iinannr of his master, the keeper olnierved, " It was the more shameful lit him, as he had game enough amongst his clients." l'tonum, of Portmarnock. the celebrated dramatic atnatenr, has publicly announced bus ia truti u. premoup to the termination of Mr. JON tea Patent, to apply to Government for the tirivievife ut forming au Amateur Asanciattosi in • Dublin. shun he at liberty (fur the sole object 14 Cha nt}) of performing in tragedy, comedy. and oti!ta. IN:tirctly unrestrained by tlic terms and conditions Any urn Patent. iIIIONABLE MEWS. -......m:,...... ARRIVALS IN TOWN. The ts.l .of CAtetamptvot, at B.Blm-street, Dotal street, frost Pate's Hill, Slimy . Lard mil Laity !Atmore, at Lower Brook-street, from Dealta. 'lle New. Mr. W. Long, at %rbitellan, from ctrratield, Saffollt. Eils.l4r4 Biller, F. at his bowie, Park-street, from hit test, Little Hampton. Mt< J LimC, at her hens, in Lowry Oroarenur•ttreet, from Cittering Hall , thiftolk. Ifni. T... 61, at her hour.. in Park -street. tom Britt,hton. Mrs. P. Meier, at Park -street, from 11,3tnisisetun, Haws. Mrs. sod Miss Boone, at their house on Stanhope-street, %Trate. front Bath. The Slarrptis of Taeistoek, al his house in Arlington street, fres,' Bri:ltious. The Earl nail Coimbra* of Chatham, at Lard Dyirevor'a bons?, in Dover-street, f their beat iss Ctaihrirtgerhire. Laity Elizabeth Lowther. at Iw, father's (the 1.7,0 of Lonailale) house in Charles-street, lirrkeleysquare, frees Brighton. ..... Lord anti Lady Ebrinena. at their tither . 11 Mari fortescue) &mar in Grioaesun.rquarr. (rum Cirt Whin, Devourbire. The Hon. Lamb. tr. ra Brucket Hull. Iltnibby and (Amity, at fibril- bowie in Great Comber land-place. from Part& scrump:toted by bet brother, Cninurg Camae, ur the hit Life Gnards. Earl and Countess Fortescise, nt their house in Grosvenor. square, from Castle.hill, Devonshire._ . _ At dole Priece of Smcr.Cuburx hold. Charleimmert, Gn0m0n...64:04re :—M►. awl Mrs. Grover Drumoomd, mod Emily, from their mot iu Scotland i Mr. Jervis, from tom. DEPART:I3BEs. Lord Henry Howard Ilsityneux Howard, 31. P. fur hip new nest. Althor,l ..... roe, PelWorth. Stisern_ Earl anti Countess Stanhope, tor their seat, Chereaiar t Kest. Lord thorlstoti, fur his seat, Walton, Surrey. The Krill and Countess of Timuct sod family, fur their neat, Ilatfietd.plate, Kent. Sir Thomas 116111 Lardy Bradford and family, for their father's (Mr. Ilmilfirril) seal in Siormor. Tire firm Col I Oualow, for Cauldron Park, Surrey. The Archbishop of Canterbury, fur his seat, Addington park. THE EMPRESS vox...turn Or RUSSI.4. - a 11'c learn tom Becalm-Is that nothing could etcerd the Ineestifieetite wf the Imp. • nJ Rosman Visitors. The Empress Downier has deposit, Ii in the Rank at Renate!, 40,0001. aterilise to pay fur the expenses of her visit, and has declared that-she will not t.ke any part back with her. Every thing Russian Is, of course, quite in fashion. The Prince of Ormige Constantly ,wean *se neeetett uniform, and acts as Chamberlain to his Mother-in-law.. Her Imps nal Ma jesty arrived in the evening it he daughter's Palace, end a..it was leilleteeti that mite might be fatigued, she was conducted t o her apartment; lint site left it Undies/islet, fur the isnrsery I, examined not wily the children, hut miened all the drawers, looksilat lila clothe', questioned the stories, Aid made the little Prince put on a Russian uniform which she hail formerly sent him, and present arms. She afterwards virsitsil the whole house from the cellar in the garret, and ii amid to be P 4) active that the Dutch and Belgian Coisrtime End it difficult to keep rap with her. She retires at midnighti wiites till two, and is up again !scriber seven. Iler dresses err covered wills diamonds, and she is a handsome looking 11111111111 i. . BRIGHTON, NOVEMBER ^ 3. The death of the QUEEN. though au emit many weeks brfore expected. hits cofnpletely so prrsetled those scenes of piety which gave life intettst to the town, and diffused • gloom uud mehnichuly equally apparent in the several classes or society. On the day that the unplea rant intelligence reached this place. preparalimis Iwd liven mule for additional attractions in music. &c. Duvw.osotes ; and Miss O'NEILL will aiinouticsd to appear as Mrs. Beverley its The Gamester. at the theatre—the former, however, at the i;i•taist, was bib maimed, and the non-srrival of Miss O'Nvit.f., in the evening, shut the doors of the theatre, which have remained closed since. Arrivals of ton here coutinue to multiply. The 1.1.1 wr e —. The Ei.lot rt-mouth, Lord and lA.I r G. Lennox, Hum Captain Sty lb*. Earl of Aylev.bury, Sir G. sail Lady Xliiliiicr, the Countess of Pumliet, &c. Viscsioutess [-JAM POEN paid a visit to this place front Glviisle, ou Saturday. Lord - EGISEMONT continuer at the Lodge. The Marquis of Mattislock has left us for his town re si desire ; Sir 10 , 111 C Heard fur ditto; the Earl and Count's, of ltralooonils, for ea, adish-squarc; the Hun. D. Burrell, for Pit•cadilly ; !And Charles Almoners, for Sackiillc-sicect and the Lhatikur Rochester ; fur Rochester. We regret too state that Viscount DUDLEY ADD WARD has suffered lately from an apoplectic stroke, which *se fear will prove fatal. An express is gone off to Italy to rrcal his only son, the Ilms. WttAtast WARD. It is ilibtresb.losK to sold, that Mr. WARD'S health hall soot improved when the last accounts were revels rd. Amidst the distresses occasioned to the inhabi tants of Pons.llooll.llll SIMI its iseigliboulliooll, 111 the Cohire of the banking-house of Messrs. Comma, Altstcutiv, CARTER. sad KELLY, it is a great coo solai;oli that they have bents must liberally mecum inoal-t,sl by the banking-house of Messrs. WILLIAM and (iFOßtit GRANT. of that town, who appear so siel.sibl) to furl the mutat ttttt of the issolortnioni., that there Is 110 1101161. but 1101 will (411111110 e the same knoll MAI/o.oton towards those who may main, in ;wt.!. may merit such Time Cury.)11111011 of SCAlhilf tough. in Viitlo.hire, it 14 sai d , MC 111 o.rislic very nowful alterations arootioid the town fur the benefit and accommodation of illy future visitors to that place. The very steep mid damn to the sea-sands is to be clooortil. and an other of a tsliele the emnpauy resort, 15 10 Ise 11/01r1Ir11. su us to admit Lager ;sorties of riedes . iriso, to enjoy the sea breeze and a view or the *voids. Cuuttsts6,.—The 111.ircpsis of I lutcror pas now established a very exceilent stud of greyhounds I in Scotland, and from 6' his famous Yorkshire greyhound" that staid is likely to be continued. Its seems determined to carry off all the ceps Sill his dogs appear ; and notwithstanding the cosy his success might o ccasion amongst Ins corn lielltOrge yet they allow that its his cups or . without them. lie is one of the pleasantest 01111 111 Scotland. We understatiol that spear of stays. such as are generally worn by the University Dandies, lias been deposited among the curiosities of the Ash tinoltstio M noniron, oxford, for the purpose of Kew roittisig to posterity an idea of the e xtreme heights of rtfrininary an illibourdity to which a compliance with the whims of fashion hail hero stole to reduce the tons of EngliAnnen to the year 181 e Bath l'aper.) 9 1111 ZAN PilOvorioss, • •I • ioyeet;li k . 04eirtiA . Air ape igsT to be otle of tbu Joiltieee of the quit of Kuni, Hayek wire ApogorT, ono Chief Juetiee. . Mr. Ittottitmitai to he our of the Juliano , of 'he Court of Com Pkoos; vice DATA. 42, IMM ('hid Joitiee. Mr. Serjemot Comic to be Chief Justice of Chester, eke Mr. Scrjeant Bin. STOLEN CHILD. Taunton, the officer, has returned to town from France anal boa hems successful in the private hosing.* l ie went upon, which wan not the pursuit of Mr. Horsley's stolen child or Charles Rennet', the stealer, as his been erroneous. ly staled in some of the paper, midair out or a private conversation which was only in part heard. Hemmen is supposed to he in possession of two pamporm, one by the agilltlVOlsiante of Reynolds, the other in hit o w es name. One of them he had wise.; he 1/11101 last in France, which is undrrstood to have three months of the time unexpired; and it is supposed that by knowing the country well be will be able to Manage the two poss. porta to assist in his eluding the pursuit after him.— It has been ascertained that he travelled all Sunday night, the 8111 mstant, and strived at Dover early twat morning. where hr hreakfasied at the illation Hotel, and he fed the child, at which time the Want lulled itself, when he ►rot fur a female t to clean it, but would staffer the girl to take the :child owl of the room. This was the only t:me he has been beard of leaving treated the child with severity. When any person entiam sill with bin. about Wive!. line with so yosing a child, his auswet was, it was a relition'n, and he was going to take it ton boarding school. He *.• an fortunate that the packet W:10 MO to rail for Calms, di. r.cily ■fter be had breakfasted, ■ud went oil board with all possible speed, the child being a great object of his fatten. lion. Oli his arrival ■t Calais lie proreelled to a hotel (the Imperial, we understand, kept by a Mr. M toner), where lie slept, ant: this is the only hotel or ism lie has bee.. to have slept at since he absconded With the child. lie left the hotel for a shoal time, and int. octet) the care of the Want 1.. Mrs. Maurice, the keeper at the hotel, and gave all esperi.ti charge villa it ; iu fart. Oak is the only itllll,lCe I,e his allowing the child to be out of his sight. Ile is ex. tremely well acquainted with the French latimmee, 'saviour hero so moth in that country, and speaks it nearly topial to a native. Soon after the child was mis.inees to "" hero tank ts frum she chaise twit. she Asylum, Mr. and Thu. Horsley and Mr. Dictum, suspected it to be Ch.t. les Bennett alio hml done the •ile and unpardonable act, but •s they considered loin to be its Francs, where he had been fur a length of time, none had the Irisl ntispici )))) 1641 he g e es in Eneland, mueh less that he had bees. living •o near them in concealment fur 'shoat two months. He pro. rented from Calais to St. Omer, and fruits thence to Lisle, on his way to Brussels. The reason why Mr. Horsley dispensed with the assistance of Goodwill, the constable, in, it is supposed, that upon ap plication to the Commissary of the French Police, he gram. ell him the assistance of three French Pulite clams. Mu. Horsley is also accumpauied by a foetid, a Nswal Officer, who knows Ffllligt extremely well. CITY BUSINESS. Yesterday the Lord Mayor held his first Court or Alder Jews at Guildhall, which was attended by thirteen Aldermen the Recorder, Sheriffs, and City Officers. On account of the lamented decease of her Ntajesty, his Lordship laid aside the nasal stale and ceremony observed sin this occasion, and prior to the•Conrt,eniering upon the boa. einem' of the day, he addrsiveil them at some length. A Petition from the Retielers of the Ticket and Tackle House Purists was referred to the (auberlate of that talla'a ship. The unanimous thaoks of the Comet were toted to the bate Lord Mayor, fur his comillort derail/Alm period he filled that arum's mod important situation, which were directed to be presented to I eeeee and also to be published. A small quantity of gold and silver, in bars, was produced and sworn off fur exportation. Sundry peranips were licensed Coal Undertakers. A haltyearly divides', to the Orphans, and other Credi tars of the City, due the 6th donna', next, was directed to be made, and the pa) meat to comoseuce on the Oils of that month. The Precepts for IYardototes on St. Thomas's Day next, fur the election of Continuo' Councilmen rood other Ward Officers, for the year ensuing, were directed to be issued, as also the usual Precepts and Orders against Tice and im morality, &c. The sestral Committees of the Court were appointed. The usual New Year's Gifts and suudry bills were ordered to be paid. On Mood:iy last CHARLES CUTVORTH, Esq. late Consul• General id Gibraltar, accompanied by his von, called on it Gentleman 111 Soho-square ; a lisle waiting to see him. he amused himself walls a book; in the act of resoling it he was' seized with 1111 apn plectic fit, and expired alino►t inatantly.—A Co rosier's' inquest sat on the body boat afirrnoom and returned a verdict—Died by the rititatiolt of l:od. 011 the Might of the sth instant a mare, the pro perty of Mr. Cutuns:, of Britton, Devon, *as ins lioUsly attacked to hiS fields; mid her bowels torn out by some weapon. A paVdon to any accomplice giving' information that may lead to the cutivictiots Df the offeoder or offender's, is offend in last Might's Guadie, and 111+0 Is reward or one hundred guineas on the above conviction. The following Gentlemen were yesterday called to the, degree of Bummer at Law by the Honourable Society of Lincoln's- I on '—W.Ei.STII.I.INOIPLECT, A. Amos, G. A ttpakws, W. 11. Hat.i., and T. HALL% Elting. _ ELizsiscre DENHAn. the wallow who forced lirrst-lf ,ttme time ego into the 41rxeruseg-room of her late MAJISTY, mole the LORD CHAPTCRLI.OR'S u►mcr► &and carried off rt►the law book• from Union ii4ll police-office. mod committed v.►riour other b.trange rohlwiirs. wits on Saturday lest taken to Limbed, wookhotose by order of the M:►gnitrmter ► tool confined as a kinetic. The French General CouttGAUD W 11.4 I:111111A on Thursday Nit 1,0111 ou boo the Casilereaglt packet. at Cuzliaven, and immediately set at liberty. The large sum of one mail/jou fee hundred thou sand pounds st bivesterf 111 debenturris by the several Saving Batiks throughout the kingdom. A meeting wus lately holden ot Stoke, in Staf fordshire, to coneitler the best method of providing atlibtionsl finan* of public worship Willer the estio. !dished church, which was attended by the Dean of LITcIirrIELD. Mr. ToMI.INStta. the Luy-ltrcior wild Patron of Stoke, atc. The Demi promised a donation of 1,000/. towards the good wick, sod the Lay-Met tur, in conjunction with the Demur I with his assisting Counsel, will forthwith .divide district, consisting of frvrrnl hamlets, rant hereto fore provided with one church Only, limo three rectories, 111.41 two vicarages, each of on amnia! value. to simpor • clergyman respectably. The churches will be at &alit', Hanley, Lithe E"do Itatoit, bud Shelton. • SCROGGIA'S AND ,VAIITIN. wait entitle trrml frnm 5/ to MU it Bide, OA Slumlay hut ti. ibefiee. v.nl tear are out so plena/oil Pm they were. it is .1 +/teeth, Ti.? mbar 501. a aide will be 'nide on Ilse 3,1 of December. reimie ar t tired of their bounties,*l6ol6ll ..ftra ruins oft w,ou4. Marlin is backed al ti mid 7 to 1 t pky or pay. ACCIDENT I.V LOWBAID-STRENT. Au iniptis•tion ,watt taken st tell tieltois yestreollas , micro ing, at the Ilas tree, St. Swillion'sdane, Lontharil tiefole T. SPiEI.I.OII, Eat. ellrllner, on the holly of Freilei irk Sparks, the 1,1111 of Mr. S;etrks, of t;eurge-ativeto 313 " . noose, who was killed be the 'minim of the front wall of the house of Mr. Smith, whirl, was mjureil by the fire on Friday night Inst. Several stirireyors were examined they said that when they examined the premises of Mr. Smith, they consi dered they were safe, and the error arose from their not seeing a stark of eltitnoie. which Were out CW111141(41 with the back wall, and hail fallen against the front wall and pro duced the 'evident. Veriliet—tt Arrideufal Death." Another ;topics. was taken before the came Coroner, at twelve o'clock yester lay morising, at the Black Swill. Little Carter-lane, Din-tots' Consehtint, 'goon the body of William Henderson, who for nt toy years was Foreman of the Plocenlit lissorauce sluice, and was remark.hle for his promptuess and ileeiston, as writ as activity in rases of fire. blades Mire, cut Hinigrrfortl-Morket„ a fireman hvlnallf- Mg to the Eagle Isissiraare Office, stated, that on Settlinlly arierllll4 1111 l a little after Ann' 11 ' . hick. Ice was standing very near the Ghshe sod hid just had some a-ones:milli,' with the iletra.sal, who w.lbeit a few steps from the club atom.. when *intros lwarri Inc wall of Mr. Smith's house cracking Ile rail itorarrlii the 1,1111•4it111•111 , 114e, and on look inlt "mud he "W the wall ; the ilectlowil was stiiirk on the heed with the bricks and rubbish %Vanes% went to as. ;list the persons iirjoreil. nod (wood the deceased lying wills his arms extended, on hi: Tice; loi !wail was beat striintt the drotioil by the ruins ; the lon I poured from his head. He was carried I te, nod said to willies. and others, as lam • dead man, lay nor down and 1.1 me she." Ile was placed Upon it bed, and a sitriziain canoe to him immoulutiely. Dr. William Laments., repiiling at the t7tillege of Pity. sielanit, Warwick tine, stated, flint tie riutollilled the dritP/1%. 1114 bend friteinreil eery extensively ; all hu man skill was unable In render him the lea , it assistance. lie died between eleven and twerve o'clock . . iiryouiti—" Lf Iln rr 114811w/6u n horde r.nnld the premises woul.lthe accidents hare HAI'S il/011 (the stir , Mr. Harriman—. The preetiieee were tint eintrialereil in :longer of faillist. hot if :6 horde had limit round she hou se It is very certain that row of the unfortunate perauue MOWS/ DM have heed injosrail " The Coroner said, that it di.l not appear that there was any III:1111e SO he C orlr iittrifinte:l h. any prrsins, hul till the contrary crest prAtar for Mr prompt als.l humane aster rend( red to the entree: re Verdict—" Are ide ul Death," w ilt one dissentient voice. FR.1(11) ANII nonnERV. do Ntinoiny vvenittg a gentlemanly-looking man, of cheviot manners and address; c:.11141 nt the house of Mr. Pelee, at Argyle place, Itilpr , tr.rt, and inquired by bis servant if Mr. Petry (who is es Lyiningion) was within, snd be was am silvered in llie,negative. Ile asked alley Mi.. Ni c e, or f umy purl faatile, and 11.4 Ville alighted (tom his elmiam Mins Peter, In order to pay proper respect 14.0 thefientle nom, Who was a stranger In her, asked hint tato the front psrlonr. Ha stated himself to have just returned from ?Clot' a, and was dealrons B.f making his first call no her father, his intimate frivol, at Naples. *lime ad alrem he found by accidentally meeting a Mr. Braguelmest in the City that day. Mr Pelee had hut lately returned from ass onlehil sitrtaliuu its Sicily, and Mr..Bragueharst beink a friend of her father's, the young Indy was induced In wel come her father's friend ; lint his 1,11 , 61111111 being foreiwing, he would trouble her only to write a few/ lines from a friend on the Continent, desiring his servant to drive his Wintry slowly sip and down Pau,and paper was taken into ihr pa l loi le , and 811:Intly retired, and the her return found • letter sealed, and directed Iss her father lie was shewu out, and in • Al, boars after 171. MR. IlliS.Cll hum • bureau, and must or the portable •rticles of piste from • closet. The robber gaunt himself Captain JoAmtm, and is supposed to be the same man who committed a robbery of a similar kind, in Perry street, a fortnight since. He as Imuvin to the ROBBERIES IN SURREY. The numerous roblwries and depredations of 'minis. de scriptions whirls have recently occurred in the County of Surrey, and pyrsitularly in and soar le y. Borough of South wark, have induced the Magistrates , of low-street to station a part of the p.urrole in ?Sewing's", soul the parts adjacent, to cheek, if possible, the staring prureediogs of the nume rous' gases by which that slirt. - ict is infested. Since Satur dav fad the following robberies have toren committed The how isf Mr. Fostoria, in Saville-street, Lambeth, was bruise open between eield and Mile o'clock on Sunday even in!, during the absence of the family, and every article of Value that way portable rar,ird off. 011 M lay night as sir. Harvey, one of the parish officer' of Newington, wise in the *Ft ntknucking at his own door, a thief smelled himself viuleoily betweeii Mr. H. and the door, switch, d out his wards, null ran off with the prise. Turner the pugilist ensue to towns on Tuesday night from Brentwood, where he is realising, to sup with some friends, and left his horse for a few 'simile , * in the care of a lad in Uniiia..treet. Upon bin return he found the hone tied to a pus,. and the lad had decamped with the riddle. Ott the same ought a latindrem was attacked near the Kiue /1 WOO Prison by two meta, who took from her a large bundle, containing lined, and pushed her ions a ditch. She gave information of the circumstance )retrrday to the Ma gistrates of Unieu•HaU Police Office. • • - Ittomisy afternoon, %boat foes o'clock, a young man of the carne of Turner, residing at the (11110111 coffee-shop, No. 41, Wells-sireet, Oxford-street, made an attempt to deprive himself or life by tutting his thrust, and, as M sup . . • that the wound *mild nut prove tourist, LAW 12N,TgLOGENCE. VICE.CHANCRLLOR'2 COURT, Warraftsuca, Tucsoay. NuvrNILR 24. •••••=1=1•1 WILSON, iN the matter If GOLDSMID, v. WARD,. NAILING. aNd OTHBRS. _ The SoLtcrroa-Gan sue«, on behalf of the De 111110Ved, that the time for putting in their answers might be enlarged fur a mouth. The cir cumstances were, that the late Mr. Guldsmid, his death, was noisloted to Government in It. : moon of utowards of 44).).000/. The Govermaseist 0 11; 1 ,1 mood agreed to accept the smile terms ms ally iof floe other creditors of the deo eased, giving ul their right to issue an extent against the property of the deceased, wool to het:wise a debtor in coin moil with the other creditors. This was thunglit ' be most lossollsomeoio the part of Glover 1111 l riot, lis• f. general creditor., and they gladly accepted of th e offer, except the present Plamtiff, mod lie hail tiled his bill for the production of the hooks of the des erased, and praying that an account might lie take of his assets, Ste. It was impossible to get stone of the Delentlants' answers In tome, and they be liable to an attachment fur a cootempt of Cou —foe josh/ owe , Mr. 13.rinit Was on the Conti.,ek. unit Mr. %Vitra was at the Isle of tVight. hie +oust ed fiber his Il.aoour would grant the loot oleo -give asked fur, particularly so, as application hail lost made to that effect in the first instsuce to the So licitor of the Plaintiff, and he had pereniptuti' tefused to accede 1., it. Mr. HART said, lie was no the same side S'ilicitur-General, but if Vitt motion was nut op pmsal, he did not consider it would be titcessary for him to add any thing to what bad been ad vanced by his framed leader. The Vica-Cia.t CELI.OII—" Take your motion. 'he Marquis of OLANDFORD and °Titan!, v. Grace the Duke of Maat.aottucpri. Mr. Sri:maulrum stated, that lie hail a motion make in dna cause, but whether he might to ma it thief , . depended nn the Liefesidaiit's itemoars. the Pl , iitssiff 's bill b iug 'et drw.si in hi. 11hminti, paper for tu-oiorrow tom argument. 'File bat ai of Ilia motion was, that she Plaiiitiffs allowed to Hanetill their bill on fraying she ss•usil costs, by making the Ilan. George John Agar El• a party to the suit, anal this to be done withui. prejudice to the injoitction granted by the Lord Chasictllor against the Noble Lier.q.datif. Air. HANsur4. .Comisel for the Defeisolesit r OUR he inspired his Honour would not grant the twos It Was contrary to the practice of she Cohst *loch wee determined sit the case of A:oor v. Learfluad. argued by his Learn(' Friend, Mr. Bell. Alr. BELL sad, the motion could have hot one object, which was delay, so as to eiorlde the Phit tiffs to keep the injunction iii foice II little longer, for they well knew, thrt on the healiog of the Lb" owner, it most be di-solve 1. Tie Vics-CtiANGELLoa—se [low is Mr. Eli interested ?" Mr. SIDIENOTTON —' 4 fie is, mem-ding In I Act of Parliament settling the Blenheim Estill an heir inexorctinicy." The VtcE-CIIANCEI.LOR—" Is nut the 31argit of Blandforil hen- in tail ?" Mr. St DEBOTTUIi—" He is heir in issue." The VICF.-CII•NCELL.OII--...." HA* slot Lord Churchill sons?" Mr. 51 DEBOTTOI4—n I believe he luiv." The VICE-Co* seet.Loa—“Wliv not woke them a poly hotemtl of the VOlll of it visterl" NJ r. SIM:BUTTON —" One of them is iiece•tiry IS Is party, for the l ain-popes of the present SIM ; Milkell no (natter which." Mr. BELL—" The isme iu boil being a party, aufficient.for the purpose of arguing the (permit." The VICE-CIIANCELLOR--" If there is au , doubt of thut, 1 think, 31r. Sidebottom, yuu at entitled to yuilr &notion, on prying the ovoid cosh,. Mr. HASISON—" Dues not your Honour think that they ought to give an undettakilig to aitied the bill immediately r The VICIE•CHANCELLOR--" I & l er, W o k y ou can object to that, Mr. Sidebottuut; let it be dune forthwith." Mr. SIDEUOTTOIf—" It shall be dotte,if possible, itt the course of the cloy." Motion granted. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WysTsumeft, Tumuli', NOVINII4III 24. HABEAS CORPUS. Mr. BOLLAND moved far a writ of 'lams Corpus, in order to bring up. and admit to bail Captain John Blake, who was confined on envie', of murder. The person on whose be half the Learned Counsel applied was a Captain of a Iran-- port, which was carrying out convicts to Buten , Bay. After the . ship had sailed several inutinie broke out amongst the convicts. and many breaches of discipline were committed by them. At lei• K i: in consequence of their outrageous conduct, it was found necessary to call upon sonic otatlirra wliu were on board to quell the riot. They acre cow, pelted to fire—,-and one of the malcootelite a. killed. These circunistatim were moils to by the Captain. whose Adirrit was supported by that I two ndifferent frehOtis;-4WotiOngratiterl. lUDOMENT. puled, Apprehensive IL Jl Immediately after threw himself unt of she second low HAMMOND. wonkier. He was lakes to the Middlesex Hospital, where The CHIEF Justice said, this was en action for money had and' received. A verdict was returned 'Very anemias was purl hi him; be was nut dead yesterday aftettioun, but no busses are entertained or bis recovery. for the Plaintiff; subject to a case. The case set About six o'clock last soothing en elderly man, forth, that, by an Act of the 27th of hiS ',rears.? le,,h e rg /ferret, a stage-coach driver, shot Majesty, certain roads were to he formed in 1. ittat•ciri at Isis ittligittga to Clareacntirt,Usury - lane. neighlronrhood of I.)evites, and triPs were to be It ulgte.rr, the tooloriutrate 1111111 has laboured for the paid, at different turnpike-gates, at the rate of 5,' last la niiiiithr louder the heavy antic t 111 l of a plea- I for every horse. I'he Act coutaturd I t.ie truest lytic affection, which 111.11 deprived hint of the 11 . 1 ' clause of distress lit case o f nun-payinent. The.- of one of his sides. Ile frequently complitheil of were also a nornher of clauses or exemption. F violent and excruciating paws. which, it is press i instance. 100 toll was to be taken fur bush:nail sumrti, canted deranigement of mind. and in that horses, or for those occupied in the repair of the state c ted the act. The bend wits 1 osnpieteiy road, nor ae from any person or persons going is shattered to pnees, the hall lodged under Cie left or returning. fruiu, his, her, or their, church, clis. eye. Ile has left a wife null one child. pet, or other proper place of religious worship, on Dr. Halloross was oil Saturday removed. from I Sunday." Ott this letter exemption the care tur i ieti„ Neweate to the hulks st Woolwich. preparatory to J The Plaintiff proved that he lead been. fur tout intiniportatiois for .emit years. He was conveyed I years past, an inhabitant of one of the; pari•lits in a post-chaise. by Air. DaoWN, the Governor.— through which the road passed, and that h e was oil Mu. linown's leatting him al the hulks, be ex. i niesubtr of a Protestasit Dissenting Sleeting, who,* pressed his gratitude and thanks for the kihilheas 'since of worship was to the town of Devixea. Oi nod giteution he hail expotruccd during his coils d certain SuathYs 11 ' 1 I"etet" to a taxed-Cart e liiiement in Neirgiite. 1 along the toad, towards this place of worship, but •P *Oa • • wir sir- ► at the rot g up rty in • tau the the Irlt l• or , ken ) II Ili 'tat lICe . 10 So- 1 the 1 1 1 , op- wiry / It." /its 1 In dke r 1.1 ir'• sale Ile jut Urti ; 11:16 71(1 Die 1 V er ; Ills the . 016 )r5l flit r Y• ; It t le • ) ' Illy ‘. Illk 4 t :11d Dile , 4 4 1 • !US 1. o I the ally aro her II , , iiu 1,11 • the sat yl , for 4 red ' llll art ...t Ilse S. be art -re r lry to. . . OIL rd. air tr. is au irt, tut •