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rnE ARMY. General Court-;Martial was lately held at upon Lieutenant George Lesbon, of Regiment of Foot, on the undermentioned _ rar =e.--Fortmotßeerlike and immilitary rmsdoet, t of duty, so having absented himself irma the which he commanded, on the night of Moods, Tuesday the nails of April lain; and for having refused his protection to Euily DO Owens, who m oored him so in do; in consequence of which the said Emily Du ( . 4enoim was endated, nail rise ill-treated by a number of the said grAril. —Fur disobedience of the District Order of the 17th ,t, nosed by Lieutenant-Colonel Provost, ciiin• the town district; of which tin (allowing is a (DISTRICT Amherst Barracks, Feb. 17, 1510. Niters of the Pier and Limigmtute Gaud will r sentries immediately after the inn relief, after mot, on any account, to be &bend." these Charges the Court came to the fol. Resolutions : '7 o grt having duly weighed and considered t of the evidence produced on the Brat Ted what has bre° alleged by the Prose_ the Prisoner. And the Prisoner (Lieote. .4e Leabon, Guilty.; hut do not at the attach to the said Lieutenant Leabon's the shame enpressetl in the Charge. as do not deem be could in any way hive he excesses and acts of violence which were Ted on the person of the said Emily Du and that, although Lieutenant Lealson hiewelf•fredt the Pier Guard. the husband Eerily IftS Chexis appears to have been at the time he (Lieutenant Lesbian) so the Guard-room. which might lead him to that he would have beam protection for ;sort having alm minutely and attentively :I the whore of the evidence produced on barge, find the Prisoner also Gritty. !sun, st the same time they find thc Tri illy, as is shove 4weilied, liking into their ei•tt the high character given him he his 1.1in4 Ofheer and where; the long con6oe hxa end that his abseace from d it 14 WAll his patrol's. with the intention R «.l order in the town. do Cwrefare *en ing, to he suspended front rsde and pay for -.of sir eah.ndar months. 44dh.S T. ingllett Itel held at four &clot k yesterday af ----.-Jirsditre. Esti. at the Red Lion 'my, as tie bow of George Payne. E.l. • su rho resided it. Nlriliansptoisehire. and on Thursday afternoon at four o'clock, pire.re of • wound be had received in a IV hnirl edoo Common, but of the circuni aloch no evidt :ice tshutever could be I to the Jury. ritunied a verdict of witted murder .one person or per-ooe nultuoviu, supposed i.isto!-shot. JRELAV stPT. 4. mongolian* sad Parishes of Dubien are all Hoard. The Corporatism of the City. the ion of Stationing, thrt Surgeon Batten. the A Teller% the ilimitiom the Pinsk of St. An. owl fit. Nicholas Within, have already ea r. of the neceetity that a replied of the Art ot Logialatige Union, !probation of Mr. Footer's Window Tax. ,ilte of St. Tho.stan, St. Sleek. and St. re railed georgics.. And all the other Coo - lnd Parishes are preparing to conic for- Winilar manner. 1110 Ministerial cry of in has only brought ti.at filling petty in tot.,ript than they before expetienced; and •rnli;iag of the Freemen. Freeholders mita is of Dublin, in so ogvagate meeting. is ling to give the necessary weight to the UPP. •nnetll to Porliamesit siti the opening of the Lion.—(Dubith Eeening Pat.; irdial Jilry of this city have rionlyzil to .n the High Sherri, to morrow. to prevent Itition for a meeting of the Freemen and ten, to take into s ioneideretioo i Petition ;epe). of the KILKE.ntiY ASSIZTM aratist 44. ITT, CUT. ATTORNEY. O. sIR JONAH OAR RINGToN. MitellT. ea• a■ &Wm, fur dtfooration of the Islain 'g-•! to hoer Ivo' uttered by Sir Jrfrl,lii In "1e ca.. of his crielit. Sir Wilierler CulTe. 114..,'s client. at a forentr 4.l7rraled that the U. feminist had Uttered the •it:+out mod mr.drr time irurrea the Remotest, IU the eineherge of his duty. ITy fossol a verhet only for 64. damages. ier received yesterday from Peri. states, .I.tarlaca Beirut's, Primer of Neafclare txpetied to be raised to rite throne of and the family of Baainintennitud to lw to a private station ! No doubt this ex iretipeedily restated, and Prusirs will r • French Privet. Where tires will Rae '—On the herders of Prance. which *salmi Try aegsisnion of its Ruler-wend if ouce sin tiers. soon within i's limit.! tenor, diatitigutahed 1,, ninth aerienitural rods rtroinmends every farmer to be to his :anon the *brub barberry. which (mg neut. spnntaneously in the betices In many pert. 'entry; Gelds of wheat have Irlen by only one of these plant', their 1.; brat in a semi-circle from the plant, and re....tilarly over the whole field. The in. e. are referred, far the confirmation of the ntIS reiperwissile farmer settled in the of Sacral or Birk.. silos-dry last, a ayrvant multi at Stour. IT, herself in t o t h e S tour, near that plow*: •tietwl p..rions were near the .pot rt ! and attem;•tert to repeae her, the body nond until t vital .perk we. irrecoi etablY shed, It appear.. that being ebrsat to leave she tent to inform her friend. of the eir.. -cr. and their sn.wei being that .!,e meat t.. eve hom e , s h e wa . a , much diatrrsa:d by it '' 44 ' der toyed haul!: A Genf uerneey, 67th B hAtl2: O4 First Oar' d ARtect Gnarl, • net. er T ity .1, pall)* Of as "thrl•vi.r t, ved.- 1 e!.reary la.t uding the .4 The 01 it their • it+ they Up°. 'lli ping RN The Cal e &lige large, ar t and at Geor.4 ate litat .atluet, tl Court reven th' .mmitted lonix ; a eutel h the am! oh her s oted th ppoie th The Cot widere.l 2J Chi The Co .net gull , • t troornru. ot he • Pule. kepp g .ee hit. e apace I An Inge 0010, 1 atlemJa •)o en e.equ eel en 1 tteve, Or prolucrd t 'he Ju tell 441;}, toatbya The Cal memengfor Corperstie drew'. esti 'rd into i tot or eel in eel To; pvlsi Ar.n , :, Inv , portions err! to eturfirtioi greater cm t the totem )!, , r7hents. only 'lout, Limn to .r r sett Tit- Gr e Rat ai,Gr ▪ the Fr.ehoiM e Lea Re, VC SAC 1%4 r ta, ul: n c t: ✓aiit.t NJ ilppe *wt %l sr 10.1 n r th, Tbe Jai A leas ILI At 4 414, rraria, ■ te letkee,l it Cti tern rud-e I rune ' ;A-.1 o z . eli , •T fl te • [ i I— Ln..r.:s l • '1ure:(.,,,,( " tr , (11110U. • t, "Alt.% • (.#3 Ire • • the • 7- le '‘ - • , :0411 r • •• 7 , A . ne L. *" 4 .* di iSCA . Fk OF RonEßr ROBEIrit We have already given the outlier' a the two examinations of /Mittel Aris, on the charge of aid iug and abetting in the escape of I:olseris, and Sothis a!ia4 Harper; and as the examinations were private, we were enabled to give only such facts as came to our knowledge. The Prisoner underwent another exaentuetion yesterday, at Marlhornitgli-street Of fice. before N. CoNANT. Esq. Mr. Mewsit the Member, and some other Magistrates. The depo sition- of this intricate business were reed over, and u they cannot lei' to 1w of great public interest, we have given a faithful ftbstrect. % Michael MeSentare, a youth ablnt sixteen, who was a prisoner in that part where Robert Roberts was confined, stated, that after breakfast, nu the 27th of August, Roberts was wallies; in the garden with Daniel Aria. sadists( in the passage of the pt.'. sots. for some there. Arts offered in bet • bottle of wine that a hell would ring in the prison within a quarter of en hour. and Roberts took the het. Mittel]. one of the turnkeys, locked up on Mon day the 17tb. after this betting between D. Aris and Roberts ; and the +knees was awoke out of his sleep by talking in the passage, near Roberts's cell. lie then dietisselly heard the following conterratiou between Daniel Aria and Roberts. The former said. " Roberts!" calling him gently. and the other answered. Ars theu P 4114. "Be sure to he awake at my halloo." Roberts repliarl, he would be careful of that, and contionerl—.. Be sure to emit, flux you Isamu what risk I shill run if you do nut." U. Aris rerlied, Never/ear me, you knots. I always stick so what I say."' Wit ness was awoke sotne time aft e r war d s , an d . he heard D. Aria's voice spin in the pas-age; soon after which the clock struck one, whit is was supposed to hive been about the time of the escime. On the Turnkey finding the gales open in the morning, he observed, there would be • precious row; and sit new informed him it was bis young master who kit them open. An investigation or what witness had said took piece before Governor Aria in the ',resume of the Prisoner. sand the latter said it was a d—d lie. and locked witt.e.s up to the gallery foe elia!lengttig Aria charged witness with having been put up to the fat., accustom:l by the Frenchman (meaning one of the Prisoners). Governor Aris wished Roberts good night, when he was locked up. rad witness had newer seeu him at the cells at locking-up time before. The primmer did not put say question t 6 witness. A mos , who marri►.l orte of Mr. Ans's daughter'', rioted, the', .he. tloteroor tregneotly went ronud to luck up *lli him, but lie of!ei: omitted to do so. Toe witness had •v:iie ►uo v rti i_ Hon with D. Arts, relative to whet M•Ramara had said, and ne denied it wi'!, warre:h. U. Aria bid the p , .ticialsr rare G. au it part of the pool which Ifioberia wvs iO. Keil Up s The gate', through which the two , eisonere escaped. limn have brew unlocked by out of them ; bet with respect to the miner-gate, a Esau of the mime of liwon,ll kept time key. D. Ads slept in the Gortrian's house, and he had the means of tAing the ri mier, through the house, if he tlisught proper. I). Aria used to watk it the garden with Robert... aad he was a good deal with him. IVis at . a h a d 1,4,1 hies he paid toe ;relit respect to Relives. *Men was the okisentobsn of others, as he aleay• staid a lung while with him when he had occasion to c irry any thing to hew. • There was ow Mime peke permitted the ►ndulg►nce of walking in the wirileis but Roberta, and the Governor knew of these fa- VOHII4 Simnel Winer.ll, • tenth we muter D. A n i s i n that pert of the piton where ft )herts was confined, deposed, that he ite.isted is tocktn4 up on the even ing of the 37th August, and th it the t;overnnr and D. Aris were present; na.l af•.,r Roberts had been shut in, the Gov-rniar tapp..3 at liis door, and wished Min t 700.1 night. Witness found all the gates of the toisseage open in the morning, and he questioned the youth, M•Namara. to tell if he knew litho , hod been there. en I he observed there would he a preciers row. M•Nainera inforicv.l Winsell that In. young master, D. Aria. had h.-ea there, es he hest heard him in the night. Witness gene i:•firmation to Mr. Has4l, the Clerk, and communicated what the boy, M•Samara. hid in formed Min, which led to en exemination Wee* the Governor. In some convervatmo wituesk had with D. Arts, the latter mid, M'Nainara had been bre mime to Mr. Hisel. the Prison Clerk, 'tate& that Ro berts • to bought in custody to the prisms on th e 13th of Amigos', wad ha rxvpt•d at the rib. Witness had been inf. ove , rl by Paull, on- of she watchmen, that the owe 'oneal.ing Roberts) hail asked him to .tt up with him tr pass away sane te dious hails. that D. Arts has sat up with hie; hut witness cautioned the turnkey nut to do se, whatever Daniel Ar•s might think polio. to du. Governor Anis frequently conver.eil with Roberts, and he went out to his (Roberts%) chaise •n the 1. 7 .t1i td Aorta,. Paull, the watchman. hiel stated to witsiesr, that it was nut of use to lack ap the prisoner* when the turnkeys ..ere go ing Wavier I and forward through the gates after such locking us% All the Asia's had keys. and there were tan brothers of D. Aria on the books, Thema* and Charles, the latter of whom had 21., • week, but he had nut done any duty iii the prison for two years. Then: A Pre the only depositions of Nlarlborouzh itn,rt uffi e .. ; but there were four ether pereua-, pri soner, an (7041-Bath-fields, woo gereeviJence before Nn• Coe-rime-; but their testimony went oulc is rorroSnration of the intimacy vrhieli snl.sieted be lost the Aris's rod Roberts. The :112gtatrate infurrn,d the Prionner, that his tintv t) commit bim for felnnion4v aiding and sliiiting to the es.ave of iittlierts tinJ Harper, and hethrert oil a committal to h. , ma:leant accordingly. Mr. HARNIAO, the Privmet'. Se:icitor, sttggrced to the Mei:stir-tie, that, in order to ►bew the imam cell,. of tits client. Harper 01001 d be found ; ■n4 the effeewal "iv to do that, would lot to Fel ■ par. d.,n fr - om the Secretary ea S:ate's Offi.:r, and to that thr Pri....er's f lend- would offer a rese..rd. The del:bind my .tut it Interference. Mr. [IA is .1 then rineotioncrt !Le protmety . of a committal 1.0 the rirtutastaortro or t h e cii o ; but if tire Magt.trate w decreed it, he ecu'd selseit f r Mr. l'oa A o , rterwrrl. Viet ts"re heti been .nch surtlets.., io of An., the f,;3bernor, antl his sons, that no step has !seen taL , n Anti ht search after the prisoner, , , as was their ditty. His escape was 4 rrinnV 11 a h; !ever, ;vs I I low pre slimed on his innocence, h t ltia ,al'.seqtteut cuaduct in endesvoitring toiraue the matt. Mr. KAY observed, that if a pristrier kid 'sieved far stealing is pint pot. the town would have Itsei. to an 11111'1)4N 0111 he would soon hive lweli ii ui. Mr. 11. ton endeavoured 1.1 exensP '.I r. Arts, by the Comity Alagistraes haviuz hearts nu them the The Magistrate gave Mr. Hum - v.l Vie clink? of having his clitnt tried in October Sessions. instead of the Sessions ensuing. is ben there would be time for seeking Hunter; hut an early trial was re quested._ The Prisoner was committed for trial, but he %ill be brought op spin. PA r, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. %APISH% V. HART AND HEALEY. The Matsuill in this case sought to recover 51.55. being the expenses attending the funeral nf a child, named Thorotighgood. who was accident 'liv killed some time since by a carriage belonging to a Gen. tlesnan named Nl.sore, passing inter his body. The Plaintiff is an undertaker, and. together with the two Defendant.. formed part of the Jury woe the Coroner's Inquest. Whilst time Inquest was sittie7. Mr. Moore .eat a peesun to ext,rew his sorrow for the accident; his wi-h to do every thing proper on the metatienoly occasion, and his readiness to de. fray the funeral charges; upon this. instead of a One of 101. the Jury levied only GI. and the Plaintiff will named us a proper permits to bury the child. Not knowing Mr. Moore, however, he was not very ready to do it upon hi. credit, when the two De fendants, to whom that Gentleman was well known. desired the Plaintiff to do what was necessary, and they would see him paid. He accordingly for- Molted the funeral ; and two or three days after. rook li;mi hill to Mr. Moore. who, on pretence of the ddierent items being exorlsitant. refused to pay tt. saying he (lid no: employ him, and directing hint to go to those who did : he avcordi:mgly went to the Defendant.. Ithere he w.., again diaappoint_ ed ; and, as a lag re.ourse. had hrought the present action to recover the amount of his demand. On ?he pert of the Lle -let:dams it was roweaded. that they were nut linble, they not having under. taken to p.v. but merely ti see that Mr. Moore paid the Mr. Seefrant NlAllSFlll.l...theirirl o re,•fter making sn•ne very strnaz observations nu the cz.ntduct of the Cironer, for no Grin., do. Jurymen ..o to p.•rvert the duiy th y had •n perform. its to riiitigaic the poe .a lay imposed by law in rases of this rianirr, in or. ‘l.-r to procure fur one of the Jurymen a by whirl) he was to mske swat- profit ; observed, that th- statute of frauds would effectually op•►ate to prevent the Plaintiir recoveritz in the presetit me. bon. By that statute it was /firmly provided, that no person s.lionlit he liable for the debts of another, finless tround bins-It by is written instrument: In the present case none such had been produced, therefor.- the Defendants' liability had not hero made ant.—TheJtery immediately (Good a ver dict for the Dtfen.f mtg. 1 rt V Ens. On the 16th ult. a fwilial information was *shi nned fa•fore 'hr Sitring.Magistratte at the Thohary s G hiiirester, charging Mr. John 14' hi. e. nierch.int, with hiring sold • qvi sillily of corn by a measure different from the Wintheater bushel, whereby the arnaunt in price heraru• forfeited, uar-half to the Infirmer, aitcl the other to the poor of 11w parish. The Accus.r was described a. an Attorney from Lon lon. of the smote of John ; and he ta rot:nation wit grounded on the aid and ii3si of Chart,' 11. which erected, that au grain shall bt bougut or pd.] by any other measure thew .'ie stan.lard truce I -stet' lanshel ~ f eight gallons. under the aliorc peivalty. "Pie case c.. ni.lrwr.l wf, which necived a disoa sinn f two flour", took piece in Augo.t 18110. when 1. . Whi:e sold to a stranim. name I &airy. or rather sgree.l for Cot sale (.he bargain never bating be vi coitinleted). houdre sod thirteen It•ltels of .cheat, to he sent to B:r -minzIssm, it a •inideted price, per imstum ary bailie! of nine and a holf gallons. airing tile 'rumor. lion, the buyer was desirous of having the queenly refaced into ‘Vinchester hu.hels, and the price a-certained by th.l ineanne; for which purpose, Mr. %Violet's clerk was called into t . .e counting h .nee. awl the e.itry of the bargain made in express 41111.14U0 to bO.ll measures. This document in eii .lenee, completely exculpated Mr. White, and the iiifinmst.nii was ous.hrd with cost". This transac tion excite' pittiltu attention, an.l the idea of t• an iofonner" hat tired the mind. of the populace .o, that upon his reiirimg from the Tholse), he was followed drisru the East-gate-street liy ■ noirstser of persons of both *ex.-solo, as sant a, he lied rea:h ril the I.o.uirb., began pelting him with Inuit and dirt, to such a stet/rte. that he was completely co. terra ; nor cuiv:d any efforts of those who attempt ed to prevent this ontratre, restrain the rai.e.ice of the At length, be itouzitt refuge in a hones, and the. escaped further molestation. It api.ears twat this gentleman had, in company with another person, been I weeks at the Ii sr!. it ,, l.c-Iscuse, on the London road. During the intestigati-n at the Tho:sey, where the wire,- psi hoped v.. bring the fruits of late ra/t/ta dreamt to m,turity, his companion, sninerieliat sof prised at his not warm to dinner, determ.nett nut to be d,s. vprsoisted of Cie meal and ordered it in j end no frlve I appearing, at five he ordered tea, saying he *could step out and snake inquiry respect. i.ig tat absentee: it Is presumed he was POOll Pa• ti.fied ; for neither of them retoraed to I..eir quar ter., where they hid le`t a bill of nearly M. unpaid, with a few artitle+ of wearing apparel. of little isr no 'sear. and some loose papers. From one of the litter, it appeared, that they had an extensive range of hu*ine.t. tee han d , as it eontahieit a lung 1.-% of corn-Jed:err, apnea whom Wry intended to exhibit Flintier intoru.ations. Among ..t'strs three in Gloucester, three at Tea he-bury, three at Wil ton. near 1L.., torn at Iler.furd, besides several at Worcester, Shrewsbury, B.nlaury. he. Fans-ra and corn-dealers ehotild be upon their rioted in teasosthovis of this nat.ire. as, but for the 9,ecitie entry 0.1 Me. Wh.te'. its in tier present 'n.'enert, a t.sife.tare would is s.tably have been 1...:.1;:ed of .1 . 40ut aim :int of tl.e bald. intret. 4A71310* . nays; tit*. 7, A Centletnnn, of the nave of rntreteigh_.• !get' /gene .ter mll, pilpriello• of Sing' s 4 4tree boure, Pubes piece. b fyre Lout) MA OR, In state, if puerible, the ptr.uu free, wham hr 11', !revived a 1:1 o. '.e, white bed b eMII trectnl en Wan. en,! which constituted part of r aunt of etil. "hit+ blid been felottlettslytukest from gr. it'n 00019. . . It appeared that Mr. Bireuaxits, nu the ail of A axnot teat, st eixbt, Ira premedlux /tote 11'tatorhapet to Heetney ; 1. ie rcr.i.leher was et Portantoottb, and be ores set ateq.tesetea with !Ise reads in the a. ixithottelo,...l of I wot.tt. it rett he came to a Hare ante S'.l4redilclt Church, yid& 1M tiftrie.ras ole.eand to be rolled HitilciterarielL, be ta-t raw re. a, who hestird tam, and, iu the welucioe , retbled haw of his pocket !AKA, runtspolix a reriety of ter... anode, mot .el. its Mark sotto ; one of there goy. a :lot ti,aht), the reelaisuler weer err and nee.paciid sot., ice the neat day reepluyiel Areas:max, the Waver, to lune after the 4. ?sedate's, orbit* he did, bet *salmi utter,.: Ive 11:1.0 At ON* t fie* ma II at the Bank, 43141 attentive(' tl.r r rceat.tewee is the Vetblitees• p a p er tt'al,a, these fel. 1.43,• the 3 , 4 Slide least halo pre. willed at the Bask, ad ,rased through a wallet/ of buol; Mr...lasae Jeoeplis.. Mr. Jesepbs, ea b 4.1 inte.r.pdrtiot. W 'be Irmo. front where he bed received Mc wile, stared, that it MIAS tomposoble toe bins to rcco.lert, is tbc awry eibesreese, grew 'Lure IS h a d trceirrd I. The Loon 11I•voo ohs-teed, Ora the note wea fur It wen cosaiderabir ram, aud that se:clile wisest draw his rec Meet( la towards tkeeircuesestaawws under whic/1 he had takeu t IC* Low&hap also iscialvosi, waietluer Ur. 1. 'cash* w:ss its *lw WO of riuusgagas mane MAC., Illa:LC , 1:3•1y of au ',Naugle Mr. Jo wlslos i hat Ilia !suttee sta. on; ut frost re • ;he frrquesstly r aier ctass7e for awl of lot dol. 401. way foul.; he trey rerr'sg r.utor-s-3 *lac notes thus elastazed, ao !wrests* &up Ike roantry fin, rsaly tendered them, whose t.itglorst seats would lasa of usa uaL, .as lac would tool holm wkere to God them The Lono MAYOR rellieglld to knew, as he togked of changing au gamey lassies iu the say of rutalirms, • hat timer intal returns of Ina bugle were, add whet woastity of patella he consumed ! der. Jost plis replied, that be annually tinned toniql. inlets h,,,,,,u—hecopft u m e d afield Iwtn ui beer per niestle—litewidowi a larde!inaniity ur sprits and wine _ _ T 1; I:c;ao if Alte r a riseozbt the teeny - Defile at bit (le grebe') house hi mi MOMS aei wanted fa. the saaltiptrrity of lame hares which I,e mated himself an the habit of ebsiagieg. It was also slar.iiar, that the awes WNW aileert'sad the very Paper which he 1... A is, mid yet be never eateekillib Biro chaste fir one Or thew: Mr.Josopbstat^d,tbst I.r rarely looked et the porn 4,4 assuredly tf he bad come disho ne stly by the n oi r , be nom would base thought of psm.to it openly to his Wissams dust. Ma LORD MAYO• cord p-.rt.es, ie with ~et' the alanhalssee, t.. prom 4 to ‘N h'terlettsei ice. Ogee, ban IMOD the sput where the sebb.ey wee co-- lathed. GVItDHILL llltrf. 7. FELONY. James treat Wall charged with stealing 7 n.* p. 11•4 Bank metes ft mu the mantissa-16mPa of Vest's. Co ipeessr. Joho firtrilrerry, clerk to the free, stat. 4, that the Pri soner end .rather mats were ecti.loyed sh;tcwdslottly the ismer r•bortalsoic•roorti ; the witness hal the chary- of the petty ca4t, which he kept its ea open drawer hi the room where the Prs.uncr war esnpluyad. O. It etloesday nwen.34 hr put seseu il. notes in the drawer : iv the erritinA nut of Ilses was g.mie. He did sot say say C 0..; shoat tt, bat twarked the ottker six. Oa Theralsyrerh,..g, whom the Pri. osier west away, he enaroieed the drawer, sad fisatiel the whale of the soles souc. tie fa:lowed the Prisotter, sod brisaght Lis hack. lie at Irat den's. d ‘ay kucetelmlyte of the rheas; but on toiriz told that a eorstable was seat fur, tie aekleDWltdeld the theft, mid picked the notes not of his whitewash bucket, where he had deposited thew they were all wet. The Constable who took him into eastrody ameba Line, and &sad its ri salver .m his pos.'s. Mr. Clrips,n, < cit. that ttsr- nrsatrar of the Prisoner Ind ::vms him a m...t excellent character ; cow st.r..tias ht which, end • lir ath of the Pr ISDN r, he Ail sot wish Is carry the pus...name further. The Primmer had esprandal a spli to r to sea, and his briar sent •.. bona lies Majoblirs leader wes..l perfect:, 'mist') him, Nit. Mipscavr. The worthy ilay .otrete (41 4 ennin 1C113L11 , 0 0111111111.111; if the coriikoer had Seas little farther pane note, is timid have bete obliged ha hist counnittod the Prisoner, eh* enclat to he fee seer thankful for the lenity thawed him by the Prance test,; awl the best way for hum lushest hi. grafi tude am to Is circumspect for the tater, in his crooduct, by whoch mrons wea• ah'e to redeem his clektecter. He western es hoard the tender. • BAUTHOLOM ES, VAIL FELONY. Hillis We..Pero losatbao tries. with nobble( lain of his Intel., tamale/ Ito. Aallearave elreuinenv tat . The Prantentu. was is the Fair .boat a °Weak as TlolusJor evening, with I:. tarn eons, e 15.1.1 en.. A c.te4 Arta premien sp ag •anst titers; the Prvievestar, tee Alt safety id tie chit. then. got his hark awls.* a huotla The ca ',nal still pessood un thew; the Peisuoier ram in tin. Frusta of Alt Prosoottsr, with ho feel' toned towards Woo; be jottled the Promeestoi's watts twat of ho Gst, bawl, .1 it. ftwit peons behind sossol bo u. the roomer, and bald Was sobl so officer came up ; dote was De *ay ;Wag hosed es tie Pti lout; , and the Proe-c our woo ...it ah:e in trace the lesheb. A tiestieess CAM! Amused ao I gene th e roo mer as nee d. lest eliatsetei : It sppelred that Ite is a mathematical lostela. ✓oost-maker, aril loss most nopectalAe casowellose. The we thy Magistrate dr.e. out to ow Ision-roop et that it was a mud serum' dowse, mail waked his if he had any Loa of doubt sloth., the Fossoer was ad perms who rubbed him ;—lie suosserd, he had ea a 4pebt epos his Wog bat that the Walloper woe She parrot is fort, he mold set be mistaLea, tor he aster let kis go sot/ be gaol hire into the easteoly d lbs The Honour ass fully cuoosOseoll fur trial. PICKPOCKETS. Geoeve atreceee, Streare. Laois Lows, .4.1,4 Airs- Ace', 'I ...Milt, Law, Joke eviid.. Art?* Sari, Veit.: Dora, Inete. Emote, a is!, eizkl yews or sr, ricer all duo- Avowed, time hoebor bee. taboo op el this Fair, .m t ppea r4 l of rwitatia porketa, the ebief net of thew besot Limon as characters giAisl with • propaselty to rot;oatic album from the Crumble oecerryin the eoutoote of their petite's. Jsha P 0 14•01. amel Jots 1 2111•Iat? Batton. trete seat Go boar) the reedier, r • Here woo omorthissit mon dont sospicioto at• Lambed to thew noes. Seo , 4•• 5.1111141 , IPCMArtifill kW • tertlwr r.ramieation. M • charge of pilling wockrts i there were way ire silk Iramarerritiei• lowed es tram ! A•6AI'LT, AlarlAira Prv,p,ithyr orate &wed rise Thea tre ,o the Fait, woo tibarged by ltoeph !nth VOW. ouliloo so assault os loco The Proseratur lusted, that Fe c.11e4 on the Deferdmit isti 1 tarok, tactuay to ask tun fut ray,..ot of a well de n:mid Oats 6d.; ; bat instead of palled It r be net.l atapt obis. sive sad inhalant, esterease, sod unhand ban to Soave the Oaths= bcdoce the beetle ; IV, dandily elleClig hie called so hue septa, at the Theatre, foe the same pogrom teat moo• •he reception he wet arth the envois; before. he twoughst anh h.iu 'war (wade ; his aalitas the Delhadant for the alooey, be squared up at him ui s ►ratites attitude s etrack bin, , tote his mai, nod has'', sect km Is. the Comp- '7ll l Saunders la biy defence said, that he was act Masked le the Primmer, arid mein had say aniline. with him ; lir had ••cl eery tar;s bid driainds adb owe Pamir, a r 3. abbr./Lee, obis used to demigod or.lts far him ivri..g lai a Lair semis red the ether Imlt rr‘h the Persecuon a..d he was • scrr art of rMsia•re, if he aas it was warnna u so hint *baait den); he trod Mae if Patinas wawa, send u an amount, bad if there was say balance doe to him he snail pay it. This was ea Tuesday elf Werimmiay rKh, , Pearantur nom ayara wish the determined intrutio• Mapoillagbia (iasatiere) raw, acctriapasmai by La, otiscr I. They declaim! Meantime coma far the purpose M ► alias up stair ; they stow* as the way, 4E4 .641111 , 4 ao either am way or illy other On lan iSaunderr west i 4 Y sheer to key, the platform, the, Errck hiss owl lib, the siker b wad if Sir Mai IMozbus ea LL:ta