The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-12-08 00:00:00

U 4) ir VIE KING. w e oated about a week since. that the King iwie ,.,„ sse d his commands of ha intention to re l.". Windsor to the Queen's Puttee. Os I c sday we reported that every exertion was mak p•rpire spurtments, by the workmen. for lob reception. All this is strictly correct. Since g i n, some of the most extraordinary W s . an d reports base bees circulate.% both in pri we a nd so newspapers. SIX. that His Majesty was man g to term to a few days ; that his carriage. oh hula it, bad been seen to arrive at the Q ueen 's pal Ice ; Isar. to each an elicit had fabri. trio , ' been estead. that it was actually asserted idle Palace. that the King had been seen in the Q ue eti . •Palace. The correct case. we believe is. gist greet exertions are making in His Nlajedy's se „,„ rn is. which are to be fornithed with an tique furniture, bat it will be three weeks before it „,,, n e manufactured, sad of course Hut Majesty is isperted till the latter end of this mouth, or the ipeguiunig of Jammu-v. C4NTEKRURY, Dtc. 6. 03 Tondo) , 'venial; the Private Theatre was ats e e ied by nearly 300 persons. consisting of the inr wadies in dui, part of the county ; when the se edy of the Poor Geolleasaa, end the Wogs of rafter, were ;performed. The former in an int online style of excellence. scarcely to be 'merited. To dojusare to the severs' character.. would far weed our liniits; but we must observe that their edear:lms were amply repaid by th e eppro b 4L , o ,, & continued applause bestowed on them by the sotheiwe. Toe orchestra was very ably conducted es t raio Tanksii. The performance was not 'solid until nearly one o'clock, when G 4 jaw di C.( was sung iis full chorus. and the couspnity w art very highly elated by their evening's morning, the Quails and Princess Ea: togra took an awing in a carriage by ftlaiden 3te.. sod rammed to the Palace m at t 4 r• o'clock ; theyr wore acconpatiird is) LArAitittsret end CILANLIT. The MA. of Ctmoung, Priaces.es AVOVIITA art I ti 3 0P111.4, toni.l mrin4 en hnreekvlc 1.1 Wearkor Perk. - o.lolklld by Lord Wat.sixibtux. Lady ELY. ordernetLlS MANseILI a4Bd flight the Prince of Wm.sis arrived at Tri.d ,•. Yosterilay. shout elle o'clock. his Ito)al '• le re Itiliodovir for Lamina. after convers •- !I the Doctor, upon the .tote of his Royal H 4toyul IJighoron the Princess of WALE/ ii- I !Its Undress of asusswica yesterday, sc ASeatit, .103.4 Itigirness the Duke of CsussroGs cunt la.t isigbi, for Winder,. ere very nary• is may Prin►eess Marry is tot to take ea Arise eith dm Qualm sod %MINOS LST eatertaitted • Welt 'warty t &oast yeeterdiii, at hi• bou•e in Plc• koollioness •f SAM Away will give a grand iorrow. at latitield House.. Herts. mu kite* tows this day. foe his seal. idtrneor, in K•er, • of filloixausx will give his first greed atm.'s, next Tuesday, at hie house in mom, to • istwoiiroos party of Nobility. -1 the Cab nit llhmutrr•. Luty ELlSAitill WIIIITDICAD are ex 'wlawidty next, at their boom in Dover 6 lle.lfordshire. :erica Opera of Guineas Var• attracted out dud crowded audieuce at Coveut •.llre Last o►ght. iuse is performing with her usual eclat she is expected io town by the ant Concert at Bath will t.rufliice y. Mr. Haanutuo. the cel. mated w.f., will lend his sill. 14i. Its u MIPS i" Concerto on the po4na-fort- ; gisd eel 31r. YAM IKV/IcZ, a Coucerte vu the (armance of Mr. Cain - wawa, esti his the Musical Glows. soil Mr. C A ItT• los.iihicrl Eshibition, me the wily lenient. the city or Glasgow at preset.' Inence of the Private HOZCS Cowin'. ~.itre being thrown °pm to the pullii. , d the ;trice demanded for boats at the eccteds all precedent.' .n• ! Opera prop states the Mr lel3llOrted t. Obit Mt.. Utt.t.tetoroo. V 1 he then on thy British byres to come Midislte u ANstertina to delight the Picea. the einogreel production of Mr. Tow. Thursday i OP last reed u the ) of the Lyceum Theatre. It is to be 4 speedily so poessnle. dream woo requested by a with sitting, to fetch • book from btlo's' di hiving dope and wee tied to h-r, ''uniiiitrientary way, said, •• Mr. pia are di ad. have beets so just auto nut hr. s-rirstS at Beth Art --- _ - Colman of Grikltuatl, Rut of Malineelaerif. Lady IC Davy, Lady M. Hay, LagißloP• 4. Maude, Rm. Ira Taylor, tier F. Vane, ell . Moder•Gela Nit F.. Sallie, at Cul Crane, / ,„1 11 4a, Rev. Da. Ao l s, Ray. Dr Saadfurd, Hew. laJsr Fatter, Rea'. Mr. sad Mesa htaalcy, Rev. Rao kern, Rev. T. Oliver, aca. 14 .--Py the different arrivals at thi. port 4f these valuabl e soigne ere inivrt...!. 'nst are already in the country, ..nd tho-e h e Mts. tr.,' before their repurtat , ou .9 It complete revulttio'n in ire -rep and in.nailacture of *4Ol ml! l'• I.t° t he Pad salaam eatrnt of l nal t "' l the reel I:Wept-Ade/ace of the couutry. papa .1 O n Tileaday etreninl ' ai ded by nearly 3G i „, I.,utolies in this F of the Peer ( ridivr. Were lerff°r !Rabble style of excel Te do justice to the weed ear 1111 AI b , r ,d„ ciars were amp sal continue! applal Tie .ache aeilieace. le Cyp•ain Tenksii. icsile.l until nearly Se Cis was sung its prt4 art tell bight Etin•ea.t . .t. •••••i' }-neatly us*r^i°l Eli:AL:id took seta a !twat 1411 o'cloek Lae, tuatara* an Civilian it, P r i ouri lest .1 airing en hot esioacid by I.9rd adrenectls MAW al • TiYirlov night th Rad iv. Yesterday. E. ft Winds, •- !, the Melee b '' 4i0y41 IN Ole liacisroo ',Ahead), Royal Ile Rho' town list sight. to are very eon: tinge to NA . I stlierrineesees. Le, Cesertiorenot CieelAy Se dillies. , TeNlooltionees &sae tmnorrowr, at tilt:Avoca lets do 'Wetness. in II I Ter Utak- of Mot then this season, Gentoor-stivare. eQ ed wrest ..1 the CI i t. Mn. uul L lay Et in, 4.4 Wydnern:l4l ie et, from &vicar(' ci, The 114i,:oricil Op Irrollus i t sod an , ten Theatre last 111. • Juapas le pi er ; she the N r . A nex t PA re • i•rt ringer, will e par a New Con cu toirustel 31r. 1 tea Ti,. performance we chee r on the M eye Inhtf• l'.l.lnAn! s F ▪ I.• c antuseincut s 1 no• t In c.nenritience &SI Tliratre be 41 Th .1 the It fr. II .0 recces • Open l• it.cnible I 7 , rail en thy I leledefte E. riot e A lity INK*. ti th rayon , wee it 11. ' - fona of th e • oetd u speedilj Isa. 1 G iudemerr gr. wigs. he Wm sittini which htrin; K lie a Maltese, !Wing.' ▪ 1 5.1141 _ 7ll ' lea s•rirstfy I • WI Coolie.* ens , Lady caft. oar IC ° P . Telk, %' t n R in end.: • 4111 ‘7. Alsj e ; Pat .id mask. ry e• c• !, 60 0 of thew. he ea " "n are al int ..^ll et .7 t ] II • / Pall 'II %ply of t 6:•e e p mat 7 ; to th e v. int the rem Ire r-ri t pgpi TO TI!! IDITOR Or TOE BRITISH PRESS. Ste-It gave me very great satisfaction to lind that the trausoctions of the numaging mess in tbe London Militia ore likely to be strictly in vistigern ; mid I hope that some nufrprisdeslt Mrosher of Par liament will, very early iu the ensuing Session, move fur accounts of the receipt and expenditure of the Middlesex sod Westminster Militia, ass re count of the dervirliour, sod of the so • • that have been received from Balloted individuals for pro. tiding them Substitutes.. aro, Sir, your humble t, Golden-ignore. • I NVISTIOATOIL LAP INTELLItaNCIL COUNT OF KINO4 BENCH, WitTKINSTIM, Dsc. 7. Sittings at IViti Triva htf.rr Lord E u.s sus° and a NI.. ca.! Jury. PERJ L. kV. Tl+r. KIIO V. 11)111 EINO. The Defendeut was iod.ctrd for wilful end cor rupt perjury, by makm.; oath before it Master in Chancery, that Clunk, Harrison had committed a contempt of the High Court of Chancery, by issuing • writ of Jeri fifties against the Defendant, after being served with the injunction that be should out proceed further at common law. Mr. Arroaner-Gen neat., on the part of the Presecution, stated, that the charge against the Defendant was, that lie having a dislike to Harri son, swore that lie (Harrison) ',stied • fieri facies, after the Lord Chancellor hail ordered that he should not. Harrison Had obtained • verdict against the Defendant for 1,5001., and lie was de w:wined that I farrisuit should not reap the beuetit of it; he tiled a hill w the Court of Chancery an injoection, which Harrison n elected to ansser, and the injunction was granted ass thing of course, and wi. served on Illartiscie. The Defendant swears that the writ wits issued after the notice of injunc tion was versed. and prayed the Lord Chaucellor to commit Harrison its this silvered toutempt of Coart. It was the Defendant's determination that Harri son should be inspitsoutd at all events, for it was inconvenient for him that Harrison should be at li hefty with this a nit in h.s pocket ; but the fact was, that the writ was hinted on the 4th of April, and the iejimetion wits not granted until the tith ; in which case nu contempt of Court had taken place. The D. I. intent had uo Millis of getting Harrison into gaol but by sweariog (positively) that he did commit • contempt of Court by limning the writ on the 11fli of April ; and notice of the injunction was - served on the 6th. The Defendant might have in formed Winn If when the writ was issued. by look ing at it, buck ; hut it was not his interest to know the troth. He would prove these facts, aud the Jury could tort have a doubt but the Defendaot was guilty of wilful mid cot rupt perjury. %lr. John Sharldick, of the Ste C lei Office, pro duced tlw bill and warn r which were til,d in the Curt of Chancery, and also the older for au its juartion made osi the 6th of April, which was vowed MI the 10 It of the same ins:with.' Mr. John Coventry deposed, that lie served the notice of injwiction on Mr. Shaddick on the 9th of April, at his seat in she Six Clerks Office. On his ernes-examination by Mr. Common SFR JEANT, lie said, he had iuforinetem that the Exe (wino was in the Defendant's house. The De fendant sent a buy to the Officer who executed it, to Igloos •heii the writ was issued out; the buy brought the Witteoi. • memorandum that it was cowed on the I I , h of April, which he toternisni rated to the D.- fenclont- He received a twice from I la: risen on the 14th, that he trended to muse t .e Court ter a dissolution of the injunction. Mr. Healing proved that tie Defendant made the affidavit before a Master in Chancery. Mr. Chemist blarrians dtmeed, that he imeied the writ els At 4th of April, and that he sent it the same thy to the Sheriff's (Are, but tke warrset was rout issued on it until the lith. Oa hi, cross-examiii•iom by rlr. MUT, he said he wee tl a prosecutor oh the iudietment. He came to Court from Lombard -court, iu the Rules of the Court of King's flench. The Execution was levied .j on the 11th. while the injunction existed, and he. lure lie gave not to dissolve it. The reason why it was not executed berore was, that there could nut b e fon:l , la Sheriff'- officer to execote it oa the 11 h, the Sheriff wan obliged to force au officer to do it. George Smith-on deposed, that Harman gave him the writ to take to the Sherirs Office on the 4th of AI ri. At the illy, they told him they would rather he wool i get Wow° calcite: he went to several, lint they refused, and said they would tioceier lose • great de it of money than undertake it ; he applied in Learn and Bloom:not. Sberirs Akers. and they refused h m. On his cruse-exaniination by Mr. Armee:um. he slid, the talk was not left at the Sheriff's Office on the 4th. of April; on the 11th he bron vitt the writ to the Sheriff's Office seam. The • Defirndent conl I not hare known it wig to the Sheriff's 01E:e, , from the 4th to the 11th, cause it was not there ; but he could have Luna., tied ft was issued on the 4th, Hemp was the Sheriff's Officer who executed it ; the Def •ndaiit kite w him ; there were very few the mil's Officers that he did not know. The case, on the part of the prosecution, here closed. M,. Citation SeRJRAMT, on the part of the De. &admit, said, that although some very heavy r I chair's had been made against the Defendant by hi. L- anted Friend, Mr. Attorney-General, which MYSTERIOUS MURDER. S 1 Irish and Lon Jon Papers have gives a mysterious account of the sudden death of a Lady of high respectability in the county of Galway.— From Otte knowledge of the Irish character, and the Wien:tit good-mature and kindness of the gen denier of that country, we refrained from giving pahlicity to the story, until it has come WIN, IaII iu the following circumstantial moonset t— ii The distressing and delicate sithject to which we have already adverted, and upou which we are now mots about to enter. is the violent and sodden droll (we are at pies •nt unwilling to *ay 'tinnier) of n wont irespect.ible gentlewoman its the men of Evrecoort. It apneas that Mrs. Montgomery, one of the aistera of Giles Ere. Esq. a gentleman of considerable consequence, who has hero, npou suite amnions than one, a Catobellts for the Parliamen tory repremotetion of this county ; and who is, at that moment, a LiestenantaColonel in the county of Galway militia, was found dead in her oou house on the night of the 13.. h “The Messrs. Eyre (her tirothere) either •uspect tog, or perleztly satisfied iu their d, that she had been murdered by Mr. Memtgonotry, her own husband, calmed him to 1., C 011tilltj t!i his home, in which the melancholy catastrophe hid occurred. The tuandmervants of the house, three in number. the, also earned to be ■pprrhrnd•d and confined iu ilrideerell, for the purpose of . °unwilling them • to discover the manner iu which fie. it maim re. % had come by her d..atti, as she trod dined a at ry short time or -your to her &Trate, e2peretttly us as good health as she had ever .tiloyed. A Coru..er's Inquest was holden on the body oh the morning of the 14th (the day after her death), when the ditty , having deliberated during the claire of that dm. returned the verdict of r Sudden death !!'--1f the Aieet o! the Jury, in finding this singular and ex.raorilmary verdict, vi t. In riCilipaitt Mr. Montgomery from the odious ins illations wider which that unfortitaate Gei.tl••ma•i the object wan not eceo.oplislieu:ll4 timers tion di 1 not follow. Ti .e I.riv leis of tbe deceas ed had procured and brought for Nord CiC4t!/' sad more conclusive evidence ag , inst the sera-e,, than. that which they had prey' ly rult.l:itttd to the inry, and h•d him ,a•tittnued tit r.,stody ant I th e • 1 0 .• r =a•ur.lay (the 17 I.), 0.. w hob (toy he was to have heels truronnittial to . I.es love. situ I a strong milit try escort, to Inv . °Ailed in the ' county Jail, hat kirpose of mfding his tri .1 fur the allege l. minder : Init at Aren't o'clock on the •etntag of the I•nt•'nestioned day: the Pri,otier eft' ted his escape, end ti:h intro. and diligent search had b.' a Ina r.e has not since 'mum discovered. It is said t:t3t a vet, 'agog child of both 'wile., was the on v witness to this 'melancholy tragedy; to l s is c ild, 'we n .der. stand, says that the death of Mn. , \lu•iignma•rv, who was fir adianced in iiregaaecy. 0,3 uccram. , e,l. by • kirk in the sit-roach wl n .•b st,e Paaired I ronv her husbaud, in coine.iiisecce of a- me it- 11..ig alter cation caused hr• a difference of of ar•m_ immaterial subject of ado avi•ic nature. We 'lave .to learned that Mr. !tln.i'Xom• rya knowledge* that he was irritate.' to give• tile kick; but nano, that it happened on the mown; of the Hight en which the lady died. and from tfenee infer. that it di•l not cione. her death and in a letter whrets he wooly. a n d lilt b bind him, at, understand he intimates his intention of coimiez forward in due time, to abide his trial."—(Gribciry Cf./oxide./ The WHII.II of tar Siete Lottery will he drawn in Oes. lii Y. un au euttrely new ps!,to, the 15:11 of Fehrurry next. The sinsol‘t uovarni.hed tale of &ores in the front of our Paper, we trii•t sill septet the notice of our lair countrywomc.i, the tl.iii4hiers of nf- Boccie-, w•m meet spiiest so lovely ao when adwt nts'ertnZ to the wants of the distre.red. All the ori.nners t.. ken u.t Mta%Noe, exnedi ti-m, nod who 'lnd .rit been prerh.miy 1... i-raged, it have lie•n set at liberty he the New Govern ment of the Spanish M nn, and that via of thews bed Amer! 3t 2. All or q.t.. imprisoned under the OA Government were likewise discharged. " Let us have a free trade." said the Amer . con I were not to be found in the indictment. the charge, Federalists —Verywall—Cony, , w plane them, and the broad charge as stated. was, that the De removed all resters, hems leplee 4. fend tot. in malice, swore that H cram had coin- Patin; is • roc el." amid they. " l oonl,l not trust muted a contempt to the Htgii Court of Chancery. lion a ith a cva:."—What did they .10 Why sent for the parr., of having him imprisoned. There is their vessels to t!:e Contineut. wh;r- they wer"--. Vining that must prove fatal to th'a indictment ; e,,o6reored. %Veit, what is Nsrolsom now ? I it is wit ! aimed that the Defendant knew the writ r. Why a greater scoundrel than we tilo u:; lit hem w a s issued before the 11th of April; it weir not to L-!"--surety they rhil not believe theiftdres, in l sverret that he mos+ on son..orai•ion of this fact—he the li. t initalt•se. or they would not hare tinown ;w on hive ..sum hut not corruptly. He their property into his leaori•. l (tut tint find it rer-rrwil in the indictment that Il tr. Tinier who wish to mike presents at ClorirtMss. Mon did met • •t a contempt, but he has ad. may do them with aiiraktaige to them.-Ives ar e a 1 tioittrof in has ptr.ile evident., that lie Jid commit pleaaure to others, by the mean, of that hue c.-nn- one. fie *sued call the Offictr that executed the position called fart!-Oa; the gr eat rpianuty Psi- I wet. will wooled tell !iron thit he informed the ploved hotting already obliged the refiners to liwor 0-fenrlant that ths writ was imposed on the 11th. tile price of g eld per ounce. It is not less Prosecutor wider, you to think hien standing true, that the richness of a et colour is such as ti On the huffiest pinnacle of virtue, sod that the Dc g rite the hest judges; a sure proof of abode is, that f..ridatit is sunk en the lowest ally of aloe. This tomer goldsmith• nutJ insomoilaraikrra hate b0a41. , or dues not look well front • nun Ileum in the rides of lent money. htlieeing it to be real gold. on tl.e the King's Bench, and not dispensing one shilling nea.,ufaceurcel articles snarls of that fine thetal. A of those fru:to be got from the Defendant to those greet deal is now manufactured Inc all Owns of he is justly indebted to. He would call his wit. jewellery. as snntl.buses. watches and witch-chains, netters, who wool l prove. that however the Mien e-ghosert, tir g ge. by. I dant might swear f.lsely. he did it by being misled, A post working man. on Thursday coin. going cud not tutenbonally. or for a corrupt purpose. ala 1,1.4 , to order to as-ist a ealsenter who wis i Mr. Kesler, one of the Managers of the Sliertrs iiisking a new front to a rh4p in A Idersgste.etreot, Office. produced the warrant, dated the 11th of Ly no.aas of the ladder wring way toti strerst•ituted A ;it did not appeer from that when the writ hone it, abe.ut the height of ten feet, to the ground, ass issued. He deposed that any time between which aecieleot hr seas clewed. and one of his the e=f-cutiosi of the writ and its return. he would It :+ On much hout that hr tir 011117,•%11 10 be con- have sheen it to the Defendant if he lead required ' pled on a pallet to St. Bartholoracn's Av it,l. a', but be never dad. Hari's/6i could not get ail officer to eseente the writ. He (tie twitnewr wit 0h15. 4 e.1 to eider Mut t lu .3u q, sail tell 1...0 it 1.0 dot not hr woolti etalpeo.l 1111,1. [AIM ELLiAn.litt)l/011 — ' Dos all persons )11,1 4 114r writ,. to its. St. tin'''. Otter meet wtilt V. 4 Alum tikaicoil to get an (Ace, to etrettatr Item? Yost ont;l3. .I+.l. to hare euspeuded the eel tr of tos fi:•C trfut.ul," Wttnesr My Lird, fOO9 es I heard of tho demur 1 scut fur I iiiii 41 , d if hr Led nut executed it I would Pere servo oded him. Tile Deteodoot itidenuttlied the Sttritlf." Jilin"' I lentr, the S.,eriii'v Of licer.elaawied that he executed the wilt, and told tue 4.l44terlitlet he believed it was ivviied on the 11th of April. Mr. r told luau if he did not eieeuta it be•waski gulp. IA hint. Mr. ATTORNLY-GKIIFRAL repliad. . . Lord Et.i.t.tinuitou9ri summed up tits cvi. deuce with his usual pc.spicuity, mod left it is the Jury to determine, whether theli.faulaot -bast bow reAlly misled, or whether it was a omit:mum* 110 imprison U Tile Jury, alter consulting • few minutes,. hoed Delenuant Goat,. E EZII.EMENT. THE KING O. lIIGIVIRD GaItONEXILIPIIPA Thai was an indictment against the Derfettlltedte i. who bad bean Major and Ceimnsaattent of the Cara narvon Corps of Infantry Volmitates, ft* etaltisalg, out. and reterning false tangier-volts; .ad ales fee sending to the Vl'ar e tlffice ceatidestre, perverting to be those of the Captains of the **vend companies and to bear their signatures. althengli titejf Mei haver seen or signed them. It appetted, that in the year NOB, the b.. dant chimed for pay to the first company 7111. la— stead of 301.; for the secoed compaier...9l. indeed 0f.261.; for the third coinpnny, ioai. 13t. instead of 361. 1a..; nod. for tire fourth company, 10s. instead of it. 17.. Mr. SCARIAL:r. Couna•ltfor the Defend:o, saki, he would not iusult the Court liy att.mpting to say any thing in his Client's defeace. lie Fee he structert to sly, that the Adj utant _ ansioted the Defendant to make net fie accounts. was di.. ceased, and be cool,' not have the benefit of We evidence. Ile (the Learned Counsel) would 1166 t undertake In sty. if be was living. the' it ciitild be of any use to into. The Jure without hesitation &sad the. DAM dent—Guilty. 011) BAILI V, MC. 7. Edward J ,, nes was indicted for the wilful mullgiks of Petur Ling6tram. a Swedish seaman, ea booed the Alp Itiew Cater, lying at Blaekwill. • . .•' It appeared hum the testimony of into* Jobb* • seaman ht lon;ing to the same revel, that; Ns Prisoner, who was a CLlSfilln•fleaft.Ofie“ 14,0644 and the drcexsed, had got intosieated logothwe ss the e 6 hof November last. About tweilve edit, k at night the l'ii6oner culled far enractiring to els, win...we-a lens given him, 'ditch he kepis uitiu; with a clap knife; the deceased had. . ors tired to his hammock, and heating tbe Ptioossee mike a noise, he desired hits to dewst. as very tired. sad wished to slams, Awls • liver to the deceased end wilted him by the heir, ate which he immediately jum p ed up 6.1 .pretest the Pri..oatr a blow, who instantly stablied Inus in the abdomen with the knife, wiach he still held he his hsud. The deceased view tsken to the Louth* Howitod, where he died two de)s after. . A Surgeon helongin; to the Hospital royal. that the deceased had died io coneequetas of wound in the atatomen. Mr. Justice Coos* directed the Jury to oggstit the Prisoner of the murder. He appeared 'e hese had the fatal instrument in his hard some terse be fore the dispute took plate ; received a blow; and. without any psenteditatioa, had stabbed hit apponsmr. Tne Jury arrested the Prisoner of icarder,. bit fottiol him guilty of tnatimieughier. Awn Waller. a mat neve. tilde-looking woos% was indicted for steldwg our piece of Fireach et** brie. value 31., iu the shop of Itichard Robsors Iftra PoPertr• The Prosecutor keeps a linen-drapery watehrimita at Nn. 71, Oxford-street. On the 19 h of Notradis bet the Prisoner ctnie into hie shop to purelinos some cambric ; he himself besot busy with another customer. desired one of his shopown to eiteid her ; the lost r showed her borne goods, of which she Jul not approve, sod the young man steeped down for the purpose of pulling out a dissew: at that tunmeht the Prosecutov turned round, awl el:lsere-a the Prisoner hasti/g close her passe. Sti-peeting (hot she was conceding uncelliti.g. I. went over, and, on opening Pier pelisse, perceived a piece of muslin under her left arm : on briug efe. teeter], she expressed sorrow foe her coodscr, tad entreated forgiveness. . t;uilrynf atealiog, bat not privately. The eriwt.er, whole eonnretioi s are very credit• w•s ye.trrtlay evening tried sad merrifted • winder ollvace.—She appeared deeply affected • by her unrortunate situation. Thos. Robissoa was indicted for isargiatioudy entering the house of Win. Wilkins. on the night of the 7th of Noveashm. and stealing several beds. bl inkrts. &e. and Lydia Field en suilictrd fair lontousl) receiving the same. The Prosecutor. a broker. was owner of a house io Upper Be. keley-street. in which he occa,ionally slept: on the night of the 7th Nem he sa e an kale, but on Cie following ilgy he received inform. at ton that his how,' had been rubbed. He went to St. Giles's trawl...house, and there aim a pert of his property. J ames Dart:. a watchman. deposed to bating stopped a man with a bed on his *haul& the morning of the Bah of Nov , Disk. Ti e maim escaped. to the watch-house, mud was by Mr. Wilkins. In coneequence of Wenn. &titer. the watch-boom hoot , . in Mort's-garden: Fieiers anent:lent be foand and s carpet. which were pie Haimati Delany de posed *finer RAO:mai. on the Novemb►r. with s large boy into No. 10. Short'.-oarder rti+oart Ftvld lived; sbe , o e n ni ts ,, shou near lde t r h s ; en ii the i Ses but the hen was takes as afterwards identifier' Twitien ree t hred by Mr. keeper. he searched s and in the Premier rd fire blankets; a gear, irt of the stelae proper/. I to having stet the Pin. nteraiog of the Ilth of eedle, which he carried ens in which boore the armanaketal *bat lie „ • ye • . • • • 4 ' • • is 1 a . F 1.• • • • . . • Br • yS