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I SIIRJEANT. the weeks of *gm weed. Mende erica. was the Psi. lOW 111111111161111 him at night% Bromism*. • - re to Weeds .« Thou Wes a newer vssy to this pion than p round by the Greta Mum at Pats" ' bot..ii tar wet across the fields. He admitted Mere might ba • hard read somewhat shorter. bet it was a my dirty one also. U was to ow andirwei who lodged at tbe Gloom Wasilawortk, he was going dm a spade sad another ardiaM hr digging. Tliebesbel .htlindad hp any *gal pupa., nog wan * what WOO Wed b prichers. Is was essivieted Ault two years ago he hieing two pheasaida Is his posonsiaa, bat he dm sot lmw what is swat by pineal at sight." The two ma Aspire with Mae we.. wraereat with him w aiiy hapreperbeetwes at wish*. Purdy Ihes at MAME Grip, sad they all got home sill at stem. Willie., be believes, &wet Hamaseramith ; he had bees . Chem, and they methim at the top of Putney tow n ; his feel is briagitigilie basket with him was to get some hatchet"' amatid Waudworth be was ears that there were butchers' shapers* themes lawns tea at sight. Wilkins had a sum- Peet stidowebhise, but witness did sot think they were is. blinifee pisodhlait • he did not keen the sae °Mem Masself, l Alkias slid they were dower sticks; be was • jobbing gardener. Whams woe at work the wry day the thing happened, at a Mr. Hateldwon's, of Harfaimart. Wilms mold ugly attribute the Prisoner's tendert to an old grudge. He told line he mid p with him in Wandsworth aid be searched. Purdy had a stick with him, bet It vaa not • bladgems. He mid wit ewers to it. paederast is., hat he 'mild mar that Partly *emir mind it ageism its garaekreper. He maid Wassail my. that be was sot wit un that might for the purport poaching be after set a art is Mg life. When be was shut he was In the footpath, and beftwe that had sever bees off the high-ruat. be had hew is miler emplemeM all dos wiater, sad up to the day of the trawaerimi se qei sties. William Pertly gave widow, to the same effect. James Reeves, die Clerk of liaise-hall, said that the Fri gamer was brought to the Ake by wheat peer the capital elmege, hot the alegistrate afterwards admitted him to hall he a solsdasareaur. Mr. Berea Watts...- 1 " Then She Magistrate, be be who ha may, acted evirersaly wawag." The Primate, Is kir dealer, mid, that be saw the thew am ea the sight of the nth 'Ake* se the watch he peiehletr He lased the with 14 telesithis, eatlyedille at., them, het they resisted; @Witte we. thelpilled te mad the carver of Um*. Mina he bed bus inc em it of the ropey atichladover hies a Madras. , Idedid uN trw in..., for he was esuerehd woofer a Wear% el* 111b&he hem him he would not hawilred, fee be bed hew "Ili with him at sights before. That the party had intruded pochimg was evident from slicks Wag found for setting sets and wires at *ems distance. • Marko Verablev e Req. steward to Lard Spam% pro duced the *proles meat or thu Prisoner to be gamekeeper over the moor of his Lordship, awl poised that the spat se which the tram/Mon wok place was within that manor. The wifeless pee the Prisoner a good character. Witnesses were esainiard to prove that the sada odd net were saris as arc ward is eatrappiag _game. Several afforests wend abs *tailed to *jamb to the elm waterer the Primmer, sad they Piatorred la stasis( that It vim a viiia a good temper and hamaisity. The retard was talon., pat is of she Premolar (Brawa'so Whig been dual • year dace for bariag two pheasants i. bia r morsls/li. Mr. Baron Woos charged the Jury, reespitalsting trittely the Nets alder dee, and loyime duos the law, sprlscable to the meow prirsecaiioa, gnaw two Azle of Parham**. The Jon haring enarelted &boat half as hoer, returned as verdict Of—N• 4 Guilt,. The trial at for the murder of his Goa, did sot NMI we. ~, DISTRITIVTION or PRIZE-MONET. 11e Meek Soar, fiw L'Aimeahle uu the rout. at N4l. 23, Nwfolk.rtreet, Stroud. Scans same plat% every Tuesday sad Widay, fur three teouttlbe. The hheehrr, fur ihr (Werehtititeil and Tor Ileloreedeve, us the ‘24 Apra next, at N 0.43, Neefulk-aereet, fleratul. Ks. calk mar place, retry Tuctuiej rod Fro4e3, fur three outlaw. PoLret. • .1, In • ~t1e•a~», I • ‘1111 , 4 yr iglikl iZaveniest isge " l 7i to the Parish oi li t e . DM* with toning dishirrued with steers, lam ictioseloir op halfpence soil gaisibilog, nest Rt. Co mmies Clisieh. He was only able to itleutify Seeking as bads) bees I. the set of gambling ; the other was dis charged. IrokiuS was wagered I• ilea bail. His walks, • pow wismA 6r illariwl, estreeiwil furgiva•ess. Abide a ;la if.ablerN oo to Ur. Mo~ritiesa4trest, as apothecary, was elitratil with &Mai *pea an iron bar of a wisdom sad breaking oat of tios Mum I Wield* piihriali, waft% est all sight, a rug ral diashedietrai of embers, shatieve and threatening lan inageos that the Coinplaispott .91sSol. that both himself sod his wife considered themselves in danger by having him is their boom; in eonsegosoist of which fir N. COP AXT sea Mr. Cesare agreed to dietherge the indenture if be could get soy employment. AN IMPUDENT ;MACAW Maass Jew was tiantud with threatening to slob or do bodily bens to the Lady of U. Ntsoeber, Esq. Migunere strret. It appeared is evldeeee, tint Mrs. Weedier oreoeionetly walked out, followed by bar wryest, •Ilasseel Smith ; the Prioottor trod repo r ray rowe reoyed tat beggin r but, in this latiesee, be tiles he opeoM lone ohm, soil if the lOy 41b1 Roo gin MN be oreoM Slob her The &Mona hoiwfrood. sod the Resew wee elboa late stattsft. He we eeriodUed is default of bail. Rd_ . MAREETS. I -.011■••• CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, APSIL 6. Our market was well supplied this lionise with all sorts of psis, whisk together with whet via left over frees last ' week, casual a &Olsen fa the sales. The Wheat trade is front Is. to 3s. per quarter Wirer thou this day week ; Vino Oats sappers their pries, has *willow, is dul l; Fay Malt ing Barley brier is deutaisit Is from Is. to ha. per quarter deeper; Pease sad Beaus support their prices; is other ar ticles that p ea Alsraiioa. CURRENT IPRICIIII OF Ci/iAIN. 14941.• Wheat ....tits Os •Gray Pew Ns ths IROI 4WD • 1111•11195 Fits ditty • .........40a 66s IlasildtWbsat 692 Ws Tiek Beam 441 Ms flao4llll, ' Ws 94s Old dins +.4 lies .01‘16016, .."...,,,ss. pea swag ditto 661.. his. dye —is Ns Old ditto 3O. 692 Plaiala .. i 44 V • 6. 1 .4 Mt 1 Ford Oats ....10.' 114. Bosky 34. ills Facilites 1174 32. F 100111 44, .. ...... —s Os •loolaad ditto Ti. tss Noe Etta.. .. ...... —a Ins Flap ditto has 361 it '- • illis 711. Potties ditto 33. 41. Mae ditto —1.22%2... 02s .111 i ilespoliesd, per last .006 341 White Fades (hailers) 004 511 s Flue Flour "522 110 s Rim ditto .—a 60s *toll& 7oe 76s IiIIiITHPIELD 11Altik4, hilentway, Arm 0. This day's . market had si . jniesklerable supply of prints Resite t sad the Www of Attie It other respects, was islwallily . Omni. Bestir dower ; Vcal is cheaper; lianas, Lamle. sod Pork, ooptoart lost prices; and the trade is general was sennewbat hrisk.—The sales is the Haymarket were rather lively; Straw has dropped it pricy; Hay end Clore, retched • last pricer. •Sobjuiasil Won accents "tensest of the prices and nesahws:— • To sink the (Aral per None of Ilfb. 41e0f....4.0. 4.1. to M. ed. Newt of Cattle thls day t.... 10111011 .All. al; ti Os. 0.1. Oasts 1,970 Lamb ...Pa. 04. to se. 4.1. tamp sod Lanos 14,700 Vr01....40. 43, to tis. 0.1. Calves., PIO Perk.. • • 411. 04 to illa. 4.1• Phis •• 10 •••• • • 00000 • • 1.030 fIAY—MARKET. Hay...—. • 31. Ot. 0.1. to IL 13e. IM. Straw IL 121. 04. to ft 111 s. 04. Clover 4l. Oe. Ild. to 11. Os. Ml. NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL eIARKETII. (B, the Corrals) es ea to 40 11411 Moot 4s 44 to As 04 Iletba.. 4s LI to 5s 44 Pork ss 4.1 to es 44 Laub lc 44. to es. 04. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW rr. J 4 U.•.. lIIIIITICHAPEL . Hay SI IS. ea to 61 es od Hay... 11 ISa Od to 61 IS. ad Straw 611% 454 se Al 9. Od Straw 11 140 W to W IS. Od Clover Of Os Od to 0/ Os Od Clover Al O. Od to 71 Os nd • PRICE OF Hl/111. Saw saes. MEW POCK RTC Ce0t....241 Os to 271 Os Kett1....114$ do So /Al Os Mosses— 211 Os to 141 as lbsoses.. 231 Om to 271 Os Portiga..lll Os to 184 Os Boosts.. 131 Os to $7/ OS Fushun EEL Om to 391 Os RAW HIDER. Rest Nether Ind !leers (per Ord dory.. Is Si to !• 2d steno).. Is Bml to as Ott Markst Calf ..110 to O. earl 1111d4liop Si 9.1 to 2s 111 Rog. Horse Os Ad in Si 6,1 SHEEP SKINS. r• Imola ~ ,181 Polkd .. 91. •sa i• t•• Id !I Wows* /a Od to Ss Od - ': ilwailisp ...... ls .kl to Os Ad PRICE OF RAW PAT per New. of Alb. As stated by the Tallow 1 As stated by the Butebes. Welles. I Ilt. James's Market.. da I it. Apostes Walks& ..4s Oil Whimebspet Woke 4s 1 Wbiseebotelllprket 4s fi.l Class Warket .. .... Os Assioe..•• 4s 7d Nergati Market.— is l Aesage...... 4s 101 i . _ Hoer; of TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 11S1b. Tows Talbw ?Si 04- —a *Tallow Sow 100. R Tallow ooriaSS. Oil —. Od Illonlod ..110. Whiteilitto.. --or Od —a ad Cord ll4. Soap aloe —.Teo OS —. 04 Palos 1110 /Wiles Store** 04 44. 04 Groveo IS. 04 Dille rough ..44. 04 --• 04 Good Drees lO. 134 PRICK OF CANDLES. Nall. Volpe Tallow awailloso _ Pirko of tasiies, par doom, Ila 04-31looltle, 14a N. doses *Sawed for ready maiwy. !lOC F: OF terra ER. Salta, Mt to albs. rack MOM to 144 per lb. Ditto. bola 1141 be each 234 to IMJ Drupes Hides Floe Coact Hides 194 to OM Crop Hideo 311 lit 40 lb, forouttiej 1110 to $144 Ditto Di to lO4 to MIA Calf Akita 30 to 401hs till to 211.1 Ditto 90 to 701 be ..... to 394 i, Ditto 70 to 110110.... llll4 to 304 Deal! Seale (Dreamland) 'MA to 174 ' .l "‘ large ADO Teased Hone Mars 4.1111 to 1114 . Irwin Hone bloke lll4 to 1124 COAL MARK ST, Aran. O. Mare at Marktt. Milos RIM. Price. . ' .30 OlOonolle 7l .... ill. 04. to 411 e: 34. I tlipplertesol 1 Plea Slats Coal 0 —o. lAL to —e. • 1 Ilefloolli Coal 1 .... Ws; I.w. 04. Ci0i1mi...0...••e0 pm X 4 ,...,10 : to ...Ai 04. ~~ .±~~+ AdrEIVILLYN'S NEN' PdrENT AXLE. • We have often occasion to nestled the improve meiits it art and science which are daily stak ing their appearance in this - country, tied hail the stiti-factiori of Peeing one od Saturday hot, which is highly creditable to the inventor, and likely to he productive of usdch genend advantage. It is a new moveable axle for carriages, for which Mr. Acker mom, of the Strand, has taken Mit a patent. The first carriage• finished on Sir principle, was shewn on Saturday it Mr. - Dodd's coach manufactory, Cntwford-itreet, Glonctiber•place. It was ex- Isibited in the presence of severed personages of " tiliction. Mr. Brandt. the celebrated inventor of the new block - sod other machinery lately brought into ti.e at the Government Dock-mass and other • gentlemen okilled in the principles of mechanism. were present. The Carriage was drawn so so to • chew the operation mild effect of the improvement iu the most striking manner. The remelt of the examination was the most cordial 'approval of the plan, and the wannest praise of the skill mud ori ginality of the inveution. It is insposable, with out seeing the carriage (which still remains for in- • virertion :it Mr. Dodd's), to describe wills accuracy • the particulars of this invention. The construe-' tiou is a simplification of tlw old plan—its chief • advantages are, that the coach can make a short' tarsi within a space hardly exceeding a foot from its own centre—the equipoise still carefully bear ing on each of the four wheel., ou as not to expose the carriage to the accidents which so frequently occur in making abrupt turnings on the ohl plan—a higher forewheel can also be lied. The principal part of the improvement seemo, how. ever. to be the great additional security obtained for the perch brilt..which is extremely simple and .complete. The old perch bolt, which connected • what is called the upper and lower carriage, was so cotirtructed, that it had not only a double but a contrary friction, which, from tl.e nature of its Working. was exposed to incessant wear, and to a coastline liability to accident. The new bolt has no such complicated structure—its force rests on sat points, while the poll and wheels are guided by the simple action of u pivot. There is also less of timber and iron in the formation of the new car riage, and it may be made shorter if required. The expense of keeping in repair will be much reduced by the new plan. and the general lignin's", above all. the additional security of the construction can• not be ton highly praised. RAVaL INTELLItirtNelt APILSL 5. Today arrived Ike Forward, Krupa, frost Hamburgb for Tear:tiff', is ballast. rsmsoirrn. APRIL 4. Yesterday smiled tho mann, Mead, fur Barbadore; sad Amelia, Jose% for New Bronewick ; sad Bideford, fat tbs. swawarirs, Amin. 3. Arrived the Jobe sad William, from Oporto for London; Le lime, Aubree, from St. Malue► for Bristol; sod about 100 sail of coasters mid tabus, and remain wind.bound. IT. IT►J, APRIL 3. Tbe Molly, Bahia, olds nab timber, from :Warhead fur Hayla, kr rsarthag for Obis Pier, fell to leeward mid got on share so the hawk sad received Muth damage before she was got of Put h the brig Iris, triggers, foam Harwich fur Liverpool, with ►er bowsprit *Fru ug. DOVVII4 APRIL 5. Arrived of Ibis port, t►e Lord Nelson, Strives, Sum the Bast lathes. DIAL. APRIL 5. Yesterday tome down from the River avid veiled the %nag, Haw Wood, fur St. Detainee ; and tu•dsy mos doom from sloe River said welted tbe Helm Sondes, fur Wawa ; halos CWWW, Leek* fur Detwevorat Silialtspeare, Jukes*, toe Rielsibeeto; avid Ponsooa, Goy, fur Para. Pies eCieek .. --The triad Isar just cum round to the gout b. west, sod the Liebe still rewasius. RAIISOATI, APRIL A. A hawser on tbe West Pier having bribe at lbe instant the Haunch, /Awards, was heaving obi, sass has rroweiled as White I,l)ke ; the furry caner, aid use a .Sr large boats are atteushag to carry out ism of ber bower amebae% and if the weather continues moderate. we tryst she will by got off swat tide, and prucced for the River: • Branch Pilot is in charge. Aativrtcn, APRIL 4. Arrived the Earl of Leicester packet, with wail, etc. kora Caideavea. Ma brig Maria, of and from Shields, for Loodon, with coals, was totally lost on the Shipeash !tend this more tag. The crew arrived at this place Ist their own hosts. ORATUITID, APRIL ft. Arrived the Margaret, Liddle, frorn tVisinar; Mingle, Pratt. from Ammon; Lavinia,. Keith, f.orn 1~0 I Priem .1 Waterloo Page, how °mend ; A nt,e, Wept, Ginn Idialburgh ; Adoeuture, White, Gout ditto; end several foreign shipso—No NORTH sitirLos, Aran 3. Lila, Watson, of Mossy, luadrd with coals WO pt US the Herd Sand lost might at iV/4 . 4C OM saved by the life-hoot. Part of the lOW .• :,.I t o‘t,l , • .HESTINHHOINCHHDITORS AT GUILDHALL .1. • inns PAY. —... to p. W. Itopkisse, Alieregsfooteree, reaper N. Bassett, sew or late a &newish, IssteSeesker N. *Mom, Limpets% poseur 3 I J. Reskios sad Cu. Paissy.telts, builders W. Ilatille sad Co. Illeeletslorilge,slyers ....... L. Aguilar, Devesettire storerbroker . . J. hoop% MI. et -biglisray, slopsellsr 2 10 J. Wintry tlaabuty.eapaare, mentos t R. Watt, late of lleorpool, sweetest C. AMMO% late of Gone Suttess.strect, wooden.. fame ... ... 3. Millers Regioes.ermee, asavelsaut T. Ilisisap, Waralbrd-reust, aserelsost R. Cbulders, Gearresteret sietualler . . 2 1 0 W.radgettilate of Vsorebill, poser 1 10 C. Coles, tlee44treet, statism, DITIDRIVDS. ... 10 ... 10 ... 111 ... lb ... 10 ~.. 10 „. 10 10 10 10 ~.. 10 hi 10 ~.. 10 111C11 wirtgee tem DAY AT LUNN'S lIRID Cr. Morals/ 17 sties S. I Dimling 'V •Rrr 3. FROM SAWlth.t puctirs GAZErm. DIVIDENDS. April t*. J. Walton, of tiriaawtrtirt, London, fatter, at twelve ' at Guildhall. May 2. J. Callow, of Southall, Middlesex, builder, al tcn, at Gwildhall, London. April 20. F. Merlin, of Throgrnorton:Areet, London. and of Aldersgate4nreet, Middlvarn, stock-broker, at cleave, at Guildhall. May b. of Culeman.strect, Loudon, !mkt*, at Scn, at Guildhall. May 5. It. %Yuriley, of Mkloners-place, Bronipton, 6t. Mari Abbott, Kensington, Middlesex, baker, at tea, at Unite ball, London. April 25. T. Browne and J. Forrester, of Savage-garde,* Lamina, wine-merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. Apttl 28. G. Franks, of Red Crum-am-et, Loudon, hattet ,at twelve, at Gaildliall. April 18. H. Cooke and D. Prince, df Culenian-stteet, Lon don, anevebasits, at twelVe, at Gisildtlall. May 2. J. 12. Bray, of Coleinan.street.buildiugs, Loadoni watts', at ten, It Gaildhall. May 2. V. Monists, of ElatfiehListreet,Surrey, rstitb, at one, at Guildhall, London. May 2. W. Bray, of Coleananatreet:beildingi, London, mer chant, at twelve, at Guildhall. May S. B. Meadbaaa and FA:laid, now or late of Fencbairels street, Loodon, wiercliants, at our, at t;wilillsall. May 2. A. Dallas of Tower-hill, wine-naerebaut, at one, at Guildhall, Looson. May 1. T. Fallen, of Fa tele,. Bridge, Turk, titabitr-imescbint, at eleven, at the Star btu, Ripley, York. April 16. J. Gay, of Gislitighatu, ik s ffo.k, denier, at the Otli cons Iva, Ipswich. April $5. W. Hardy, late of Thetford, Rueful*, Wooer, dt eleveu, at Ilse Bell lux, Thettunt. May 5. R. Hobbes, late of Stratfordepon-Aeon. Warwitiks nionvy.scrivener, at ekvess, at Ilse White Lion tau, Viral- Curd-oposhAtrom Mays J. Adcock. of St. Mary-Axe, lAndon, druggist, at oar, at Guildhall. May W. U. Pitt, of Fase/aureh-etrest, London, borne', at sow, at Guibilball. May 5 J. Ceowley, late of M. James`a.strect, Westminster, tavern-keeper, at our, at Guildhall, tAnadorts. Alay 26. J. Robertson. and J. Stein, of 1 awrente Iluaatury bill, London, nierelsauns, at twelve, at Gultith3ll May 26. A. J. Mackenzie aud H. Roper, of Ciovv.street, Finshory.squaie, Uiddlttila r inerelsauts, at toeivr, at • Guildhall, LA Won. May I. W. Mlriikia, of Kingston-upon-Hall, grocer, at Hr. yen, at the Dug and Duck Talmo, Riatmlmostant-tlitll. April wt. C Bedroril,uf blanch, iner t witichaut, at two, at the Star Inn. Manchester. April 11. .1. Ilarketioll. late of ‘Tortbing, Sasses, statioure, at one, at Gaildhall, London. April 115. W. Seymour, of the Crescent, /Binaries, Lyndon, merchant, at twelve, at timildba 11. April 211. H. CI if., of Glasgow, Seollawl, aed ..f Camberland, but now 4.f the Saracen's 11rati.Suum.lull, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, 1...501au. April 23. S. Beasley, of Puellanseiti-street, ll'estittinater, army-accootremeut•maker, at t..., at Guit.lll4.ll, April 25. T. Browne. of Ibmiege-gardens, Luentan, wine-nter clang, at len, at CERTIFICATES.—APSit. 25. I. Child, of Brightbelsostune, 114sist-x, itpluslaterer Sutton, of Hampton Wick, Guru-draper—J. Wash, of Tails letibury, Ease% White, of • I.nwittutin, Notting. haat, bleacher —G. Strung, of Exeter, im".einumirer....-S. of Peterehurch, lierefurd, geoen•.—W. H. Tinnier. of Ih•• Strand, Middlesex, umbrella-sualinfaei wee.— G. Prier, of Tbrearlilmalltstreet, I.undon, biedulars inan —W. 'Baylis, losibury„ Herefonl, Leaker.—T. Horte.yer.t. Little Wilt-street, Aliddleamts Itrrrr•atablr.keeper:—S. Hurry, of A lie-court, Throgoitur 1103-.tvys, London. broke', Pulley, of Thayer-44m1, Manchester-square, 31tthili sea, ouri•itaisay. lit*LES HUSSEY. Testi-ratty Wr. dhiltuti, the 'Homey. of Chaaiery-line, "rho orientally bylined the toforosatlist to the olio of die akirehicoloo or Mot* Hose at Dnitinatto°, ( htlind- sittlytlo annorlostatod 'Wen he had rot:rived teens Hr. Field altdl,l4r,Clierehdl. stlitsotei. at Poi plater attay 4 t4 spilt ifith other eosatualeatioas from beddissoun, vying ail Mileilearat More dtphavered stalest Has. amid Ids Kati mm cone by a ilifirest slaw, soil alio .kh l iolliktl his 8 . 1 " on his KOS. 0114iruSed• • - • J. Hodgson, jos. Colmsamoreet, merchant C. Love, Old Sendmtreet, jeweller U. Abenbavaa, Delie4treet,meretiant ...... T. Resell, iserlmatreet, tailor . T. Wheeler, St. AndeeVe.bill, g!am.rn ter . ...... W. Toupee, Pall Mill, tfiler W. Spear, tipper Thostol4ledel, Flattener I r'2. S. Richard,. late at 1111404x•-plaa, vierchant• • • R.O. Mayor, Illgli-strettilreter • 3. Nelteraby, Loner Stadoell, ehlp-nwner C. West, Backlorebory, wirehonrenran ....... • • A./Unmet, Iliadlesexedreet, oeureetiunrr ...... . 3. Resoles, sea. •Nletwitso.lase, broker P. P. Vas Dyck and. Cu. !modest, merchinte ..... J. Beare, ateertet, meechant • i~ ~~ ,~ pim a: - - - into thy • laill at C A M, Its Berkshire, by! Joseph Porde; • amass of Air Lucas Papyri ; they . were to be forwarded to his Rif* in London, but they sever turista& . Mrs: Halt, Oh Post-otiairttit, proved the receipt of the letter and its eadalivi o , sad said that it was duly foriinidod to Maithithipid by the men whs. for the lest fifties otterolly ram - motto carry the' bye-read. bag. ' ' - Mr. Hoftiai the lioateanater It Maidenhead, prayed the ariieil oPthebye bee Altai Ilitfoilesede and for warded the feitkre in the hiaiemsheord bag is teini. - This was the usual mid mild. course. He coedit not say whether the Twyford hog came to him under a regular seal; sometimes (as it was a bye r4.ad eoureyarrre) it might come with a sealed its= premien on thews, rind IA other times merely fast ened with it. The postntom erbeicesreyed the hag from Tery ford strove to Mail eollgod t . aid being present to prove the feet, Mr. Jestice . DALLASOMlTllialt When Isis Ii Me CUM* to anent 91i the caw, be-would leave it to the Jury t.' cobsiderw bother t he chain ofevidence was properly previewed as it ought lei he, in a case affecting the life of lir individual. Here its a bye pew, with a' hag wanting that rifitchd seal which it ought in all, taws to - have, and the men - was not brought forward who %v.'s said-to hare matted the emit frinn the bye iinit to Nlaidmiheud, from whence the fetter* of these poets out of the common road were scot its mgr. genera ended parcel to town. It appeared. in•the progresit of the evidence, that the foggiest delivery in town of the letter in question Wan lit the Prisoner's district, and that one of the &Dors . terammittid had been actually traced into the Pr i mosey • Several witoemes gale the primmer a good dirk: tarter. - Mr:Justice DA CLAP untamed up the rvidence ai enuslilarablfriength in the Jury, who returned an ituntediiite verdict of—Net. Gaily. 'there' were two other charges of a similar nature %might ugainst the Prisoner, but the C sal fu ( the priteeciittciii observing, t hat its l'Amsepsence of ;the evidence its support of theta be* similar to that iu the last owe. he would sot brim; forward stny evidence. The Primmer was accordingly we milted, hot he was detained on a charge of steal iii a dtivelhitrhouse. l'homas Perey, alias Bandy Wife, late*, Chew. i lalitirer, Ivo ou \lnstils], last committed to Read. inK gvol for trial at the nest Sevisibeto. for want of by the R►s. Was. koistavris.• Clerk, for ensn ssiatiox or outrageous assault (in oeuceet• with Wil fiwa Wruik, also late of Clever, labourer. admitted uu J&MLS MACDuIJOAL, one of her MA ,t ►.s r 'es foot►aan. no the night of Saturday. the !talk ult. Isere the Cavalry liarracks, Windsor, on his way kone. MAcuulloA 1. calling out for 1111&iiitustcr. was heard by the wither' at the Barrack., who imme diately went so his aid. and took the osaailants to the Guard-noon►, where they remained till Monday. These pes.••sta formed past of a grog of five or six, .. 110 Witt ',tared theisspelyes in onsbosh riots to the s ., „s. imet.efte. it la anpuonsed. of Intercept ../tr Ut tt,, Officers of Oh: Blues. APRIL O. CIANIKAZIPER. felonimasly Brow*. 00 andsourth, a m att said Brows) to indictment. wound end wane priewnos fart.orleriosily olponitug. the prove. ... the 17tb two other _ thty passed Putney, at tel. Wandsworth They mid night" in Ao ki. more than . a quarter of smile Punly and Wilkins, - you have Rot 't you." Wei mar!. .4 This r VII blow a ,s pointing at him had empty boa. awl be also offering to , but he m over a date Upon endeavoured to pull him Prisoner cried out, '\ you." Witoess, • after the Pri.' -t entered his . eventually covered with muse and epprnaAed for You thief, in you."— ore not shot discharge the other witness reylisd r ter I webbed, writhes* Aloft roalpealoos aloe' Inter laying lei* and.crawled as life ()Li) Bjfi Er t MONDAY , Arum G. SU.,RREY ASSIZES. , ,! .- - -- 4 1!•1 1 " mit; . • ' I rt; • ~.a nu or -.7-gmgr7:,. • • SVere . ilar. Attie* DA • ;" te! - •s' ••• •.I‘, xj asattisaren,asonlov, I . - '''t`••• - - . DROWN BIDE. •.- ' • :-..“;.. rcivozituis. . .TRIAL or LOWS Iti'llfttElti Galer..ll IllotAine Maher was put to the her on an indict- worts Aims was indicted for basing i In " 1.°1 " 1 " 1.- Ths 'Ws/ of ibie ` 41 . 12 "g " 1 "" cud aarawfaltv discharged at William twos issitpissied IT.; Inn Session , in iNinsequesece of she ie,i, of Fe bru ary I .t ne ar w ~,h, his being deronged;llo 'hlattfitledy still emotion- lain '- - loaded gun, wish intent him the sou i la. *tare statithilliir Illatit the isseeiric Seesaw. ki ll ..,,,L, Ho oihajirought to the We Issierl-cuied,larshat. • - . -----". 'There was a second count in the ii tended liy two permits in the atom manner as last Setsisses:-..stiolire . had Itsamisnyvveldnetro hs his man- chorgiug the Prisoner with intent to v fils,... , Orr the & roe uneskn i hot sorhysest In 1 4410 disable; a third. with ititedst to do sea titer tie duck—on the literoirt, he merely otadie a 'W614184 ' 11 " ` wiliksjell '' fur Ilighei ` usli sintinu, as if to mike the Ow in Nut of the bar, Mr. CusWitoo stated the 01.111 for which redeem light en the prisoners. . . cllittilh Hobert flutfortl, Merl Shill. Sutra friffsiond P.' t il l i •M Brown is • labwrer. On J„,,, eir ANlid,,,, were ,severallyr .... 1 , hi t leo h e . es ,' Fe wary last, he was in company with - cleitges of forgery. .wriest, itaintd Purdy and 11 ilkins. and t - theY• • Pheisied (kW/ hs the- mimic Offence of' the Greet! Man pishlie-honse at Pato oleleek diet sight They ',reaming to %I liar ll flortlVA Eilsilt.oviaa its /ha Peloolocionti him , - o,* w o o le t r. r.. 0 1.4. Thi s „bi l e. u m wo w. filet Oise Melee sad met Prisoner. t . • 44 g ood n ight," and h e said " good Mgt to rreaspersotasuftwfbovfeea years. • turn. lie, however, followed them for • re=teuti it Ott* OP Lerma. • a m il e . Wh en th e y go t w i t hi n a quar t. LIMO, Ethisher, that litylloinoktrilo ' of Wandsworth. he stopped Portly and Indicted Ail ilialitiog *eat at a "otter lONIAN . % and mitt...-4t Geollemett, I think you lAN ceshb•lfriftliertnutt et tint Oierleail P011t4111111114 is sonsething you ought not to hire about r vaisallittlllilet-toe the sass if. It MIK I Id. • ' : " ' woo then cams up, when the Prisoner sai itillbilliangainn*entit the "Mendips,. ' • mti •'I fie the reseal I weal. and if you stir 1 - AOC KtbirelibibtA the emit tithe ABM 11l it all hale through you, at the same time point atitirsrairb ilisehrsed in ',Armee. a slosible..barvalad gun. Witness had en I Harriet Armstrireg the . wife dr illetthed Arm- • het, which he requested him to morch , a inning. Of the bee oeFfigitt, stated, that she weir( stripped off his jacket' and other things, , it'five . Pik-office in bee laighbourhood with 41. itt, have his person searched, even tusked, I - Woes , vie width she received an melee for fused. Purdy and Wilkins, then got of I -• fW. spayahld in London to the 'rearm to ' from the rood. and witness followed. Eh it.was vddeessed; she saw the order Maimed" Mg the gate, the Prisoner endeavoured ti i is the Pos‘tilliee, but she aftivriarils 'Welt, blot he got away, and the Prisoner t r itriter e ijogiggig is was Di me defie t ivid atcoding to the . '" Stop, or I'll blow a hole through you." 4104001/I.afillett. • friwever. went on, and immediately oriel saiksim itessio pe s i. em eg ee s t a r k. i n th e 'snort Gad and he fell. Forty-two shot I /0„p ipto if; s pre 4 the receipt of t h e mone y. thighs and legs. itjariug the leaders, end oust that the eerier was most forward, asted its the edtdraleting doe of his legs. He was cog leap s 'by MOO* ear conveyance to tows. The blond. He called out to his friends to lettiriltid 'sitldtsiitf to 0 Ann Taylor, Edward's- ' 'pie% him up, kiid when one of theta oppr place, Seymosiogilace,lllgey-le-hour. L oudou." It :the purpose, the Primmer exclaimed, so sWoirld Imire isenn lei *lt atonic delivered tin the .if you come nigh him I'll make a hole ii swat di, M . totes.""' • t " j " . . Allen then said, •• You rascal, you ar Several winal111181111111111111111•111r dimes of de- enough ; I've a great mind to discharge livery. aud tWkiliglogor,gretrtribe iletimpied *Musa barrel through yore heart." The witin the Viisessts duitricl i nOtkoiso that the *Wok was !" For God's sake don't, Mr. Allen. for I . foold iu .hinApacket. enough." lie then went away, withou Mr.litasell„ the Convivial, took • :hiso the slightestiseemetterm. His minim b air ,irelli-cia tot s t .. ti6thed. wat , thd i iadlt oo T e mo ir eot wri .i t ti t , e te n . t left ise lsi se as i ts givimd fu at saebeiog he go e t hot uo .. m A 4 ll) . :r raw is aZ i o u • . o r b had no °°ll -dhl• SY a Ittle Act, on vs he could to Panty. • f ' rri. should be etampCd--istilicwille Art • Crome.reinioterl Sy the - Common Sin -., ihi n ud hu , i iir v i t iori ur ii i i i i ;ap Th itill is o ris tucio not en iedictrinnit Lervid,isptaieunceb,dr, but ut hada ilaumeft. iirreffinhiti: Alt. Justice Llei.t.es, -after ezantiaiag the ot‘sie• He wqa once very ill, and MOW uf his hit admitted dm validity of the objection, and the Jay all him.: Among those who did as wa returned a verdict oT—Not Guilty. . . senor 'but be thought he was in Oohs • The : Prisoner was apes indicted on a chart at . hiesisid , to do it, re he used to work fur hitt secretiLs fun, Bauk.of England Noma of IL oseh.* Wittiest lived at Earl's-court, neer Br, . I t sppww ,,t i n .''whewtug th e me w w e r e pea. titre et abet* rout suites or more i _• ... ma mak._ at A • is __s_ _l_l_ I.—. SF Thee MIA II 11111111• Or UMW to thilli Iftl KTH. At Roam, on the 19th tilt. the Lady of Sir Wm. Home, Bart. of a sow and heir. STARRIAGR. Testerdsy, at St. Mery'srbitrek Lambeth, the Rev. /04m tiudsny Young. ILA of Seuesensouse College, Onfonl, In Catherine, Hoed daughter of A. 0. Bellaire, Erg. late of Stamford. DEATH*. On Saturday morning, at his !Hinge iu Auilley-sttare, General Si John . On the 17th last, Sarah, wife of Reheat Thorne, P , u. LI—D. late Ma( Justice of Sierra Lein's., and Judge of the Vice. A•yesfrellii Germ of that Culoux, PRICE oF SMCKS Yes - TElt CAI% ;tank Stock...::tri 9.b13 I lop. 3 pro. lrnl.. cgl 3 per Cent. 11rd. 791/ . 21 I ludiat 97 la_ 3 in-' Celts. Costs. 80i a I Ex. e,. ;9 4 i pi 4 per Crnto...• • • •97 , 411 i/ I LIMN 11.... t 1 j 4 pi. 5 per Ct. N. An... 1071 I Lottery Tit:kr:ol9/. Is.. 107 I Co'.o fur Ace... Bout. Long Ann °Ol, I 8014 Ant C'sses slit nellets," was the entillo of hint t: h.. passed the Itolncon. LiRENOVATION of the human frame is, tie fact, a slesi.lerntwin in Af edical :trireme; Au tlitv , rel. I ma k e s u ch ravages 4.n the leobly 4,,in p. it as Verowen Iten • plaint:, the Nyphilitie glillea hapean • • 1W until every wenn is debilitated, and contaliountim. u.- PUMPS Iltr features nt drat b. the immediate npireartrowit are ernernlty slight, to railv oppli. shoot to its will pr 4 error the pain and dame. , hiippru . (two Miltruptlr Illemott aymptwau. suesrlably arise from igoosance and tutZl ,, ts war t.- , 0 ever he parried 14y • V44.11'0114 exertion 14 - talent (if the ap peal be nut too long .lelaye.l), and the pineal gradual progvess of health becomes aisenresl ita eat stir.. duet wit the must cumplicated itiveteincv of the above disordes equal those ituttauctit of cillaymty c %here by the practice or a secret solitary vice, the Nest clergies of nature become exhausted, resold debility ensues, nod the sufferer le exposed to the furfttt 41f tieepsir. It is 1,, him le boult forwent to the cheering beaten of Mope, Own we boldly west tint siren 441101064 ate caws paid simile maw enamel Ives. Other impedin.ents recur es isritaie the misdate fine fives—ewe., natural, others &egoista! ; eta attictorev, weak nesses, Sac in •Il f.f them we offer the adapt:re relnetiy, instead of the usual li:wassing phut tif44 instil or stnnatants. But especially iu *low delicate pettidoritiria incident to the softer sex, is our renovating ossethudwpplscatile, by rrniovitie deficiencies that too often bedsitter A candid examintitiuti of unly be feared by hint oho are unconnected w its •. ante of a public . I that too uftto aushitter anal' intTial reit, climb& I rxmnifritiiwa of profeeaj4wanictiohoroof 4,1 tool red by hint who is ivreietowa of utrayarlty ; wa retest with the itrluaivr mot hotionasiot • ittatituttiorotiod 11414111 rip nowtattol 1,1. /torah thorycli aunetitosed by wowy of ahr ;11..1 ✓ Vacuity /boll; aa Xtrombees of the Lowdow Nordeoto., our hit. In stir .outft.lettee of 'owns, sposing;" Moe are cue peolwiles •1 1 1• 004 : • 111 ". 1 a prwefiee protottif % tla wwwaos: sprees-. •tviiet, however 43thattia -re/N*4 rt rity , de the Itotwhilkje of *owe yie•elidorat oolvat, h ire •ttarterti to out Votrin —ln 4mo:coat...ye hid' Orin, 'loot pitittetta rittirr 'insult St writ% owerriais and to privrot otiom. the tram, prithiAleitioroti o n a.l the 1 . 4.9111,1111•1, Ilya elated et the drat intcrelew, or as a ion s r xa pel►nnmq.. e►cu .a the Culke al s nut"is imposing, emanate (rum a t that no attempt, co. preclude Maws which t therewith this sex may consult ileritniolinK, the Itc are always r k Item continuing a leatat wide. tlt P 43 117111 CO. %I N.C. Niel-geom. le, RlMverie-*trart, Fleet strew, townlon. C s' Letters tem* the croitory aleneell to parliciiter :n •laillaw the symptoms manner of Imiag, rec. wire 110 prow rented:, s c.o. he foi warded to any put, Istmi ter thlt .s:t. • LoNCA iN a Prenta4 %ad PeleinliniCat thy A:r. No. 117, un; whore AliveAtlntonnum •v• eel-twin a. w LAsti ,e rnst pug trtris lit •0 4 4 'C. nNITII, ernorbes Tnn, . Stew Ten au4 othi J . V Lae stun DIV FUr Data and Friel DAI wkic to se "lei! like the i T 1 MA I and sill. Ake [reek chap I. fake doll egod torn pen" auk* ieg PAes Cal %Dr 4.51 Sih&A istit