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maimed Mu Seek lifojeiliyheent- eveuht Sod able poppadom isr tie e4equrece sat Atilt diet surround ha. We hues temost, heseeturb to believe. lint the Oppesities see net ger/ **Mom to Ie their eheice, it t!Mimpeettion thet the present. Pedluern p will be ipeedilp dissolved.; mid they segue. with ewe reettee s en the fnetifity of siesoniii tst se op_ peskiest to a wet of arsaiikm whs. amine, ' la •aeiforei practice, enf tile ordinary. Wier* thee should intumee Gentlemen. will Aiwa to the Treasury Bausch, ober hoeing repnesedir soared deform ou the most intyortinit (pastime connected with their sydrit of The Accoutste of Utak Name is► dieeslaien sod of Beleuees of Publie Mafia at the Beak moved far by M. GUM/U.4 rine presented tea the House of Cowmen, ow Friday, and are now print jag. We have same to believe that the amulet. of Bash taper is circulatioss dewing the last Die seeethe, and et tomcat, grsatly exceeds the memo cireelabou of the Dank at say fessea period. And that it may be stated duriug these hit eis soothe es 111 1111011" at ea ha the" TIIIIIIITT MILLIONS—being TIVO lit LLIOIIII Awe the highest average ever before stated to exist. in the MAWs discussions which based late years taken place se this important subject. With this fact of an in creasing issue of Bank paper. accompanied by a corresponding, ma ) perhaps. proportionably still reefer Woe of country book paper. is it neces sary to look to say other muses of the lots nes cren.-el and Maoris% pliers of cold sod saw. and of the unfavourable course of our foreign ex changes? The Rev. Dr. Nevin. the Chaplain in Writ. ins, performed Divine Service yesterday to her MAJESTY and the Royal nisily, at the QEEffel Palace. The Prince of Him Rousseau visited her MAJESTY and the Nacelles AUGUSTA ind METE yesterday afternoon. soon after four o'clock. Mis Serene Highness is *bent to risers from Gerlkon's Merl to the home in St. Jaaaa's Palen occupied by the lase Mr. Beers. principal Page to the King, and oho !Secretary or his Mejestes Private Pensions. The hour hes been preperiug 'crewel days for the riceptioa of the Panics. and his Serene Highness is especial to remove into it in a dry or two. The Prince of Hesse Molleosed side out IS one of the Royal carriages on Saturday sensing. At two o'clock his Sitar/141meg. west to Carlton House in his full manna, and et three o'clock he accompanied the Panful Reines in his airtime to the Queen's Palace, where he was introduced by the Pitiecx Rodent to his Royal Mother end Alters. the Princesses AVEUSTA and Ilikasmairri. also the Ditches. of Is the evening the Palace Rossi, the Dukes of Ys and CLAIM/ME. dined with her MAJESTY mod the Prise. cents AUGUSTA and Yesterday 'beige •Serviee was prubinsed at Carlton Howe, by the Rev. Mr. Stemmas, _Cl e at of the Closet. Yesterday the Duke of You anii Duchess of Gt OUCESTES visited the Passes Risser. Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Oteoces lite. the Dukes of Yeast. CLuesuce. and Sus sex. visited their Royal Mathes and Sisters at the Romeo's Palace. frviday ',aisle the &dread' !teak -Awed "AA the Duke .s*d Dodgem of Gitatocoorsa, and a what party. %tot* the Deana of Otaweihrett spent the with the QUELIS, rriaCesseS AUGUSTA lad at theQueat's Palace. lie Doke sod &whew of Glaaccomeaft gitera as @term entertaitneweet an Subway/ seat to a ninuovotte party of dirtinguished personages. at Gloteeestet House. Yeaerdity the Doke and Duchess of CUMOSII. Lama lad a select party ot diunet. We ate happy to say that the Princess SOWS was mach betterof the cold yeatiodair, with which her Royal liteiseessivid isemessignil for a few days. The LORD CSAIRCELLOIL. Earl BATIMILIT, and the POILTDDRIDIR AMILISINLOOII, had aadietias• of the PRIORS ODINIIIT at Carlton Flame •ya*terslay. The sick *oasis« seamen belonging to the Bkerarias Mole. who were petit to the 'Royal nos 111190111M and Wont at hove been recovered , pent ou I the Qameo Cherleik, there to remain wail der itiovion ereee•vltrll stiteen •to l'orteutoeth from Capt. the/lon. W.Costoon is appointed to the Tapes. a, wad Captions Lucie to the Erien,..2B, bath tittiaguit Plitusuistb, for foreign service. :it as supposed forilse East , bidws. Capt. J. K. %Vmsem hiss•tekett the mustmand of the Spey. *O. at Ports mouth, for the 'Mediterranean ; sad Captain H. Founks lie collusion(' of the Grakhoppee. likewise Nun.* fur foreign 'comm. .Liour. T. W. li kewise W appointed to the gaffe Qs/while, .sire Wood); Lieut. lames to-the MK,. Arrived on Saturday, at the Motherbauk i the brig James anti Therm. jolter A.,* EX. waster. frotu Patriots fur l'.ataraluadi, fee orders, tufalditris • and icantirr.epwraistitie. The Prometheus. (':.plain 111oossem. stsibed on a cruise, from 'Ports tls. uss Wednesday. and ; Friday the Pike sclionnet._Lieutemnit • 110.1 h tamba, far.the Cork station. The .Cinfleat. CaP. I iato•Unwest, comets, from Sheerness, on n.y, with •voluirteer .seamen for the fluor/ex and brake (littiog out in Portsmouth harbour). and returned to that station oh the followtogdAY. rite Tiber, ICgseisit, Geeeias, and Bound remain at ;pithead. Wednesday .the .51na. D. .Ktsasaatta asal Mr. eter • IllterVlllll6lllollllo (Dull* pfliVellidlittil ilisholis•Osesfle. *err chinned into flint - borough. it warm contest is oupretrtl. E • Encores *iineTsusTs, srho some years ago rrinsuri.tetl , the county of hlonfingilost 4+•r Ironton, but who term' on account-4T ill health, list swans &Clara! himself' • Clltlflitialetrig that dir til.ctiou.—(Meuilord Paper.) . f e i ge 1 . 1. •A / - . qoo. limb cmufß ERZ 4,04'S AMPS. lowillAM 14, Mt Vggice jobber do. whis t *abler WOW, will WM a Draw berpisposo at the 4koseses Pabscrosi Thursday the *Oth ho okas., at tyro etlock. antrum Invrerrturd. No. IV. lisdahrhe.—.4eoe-stakiag, from the Soli el .• Dinka' Grey.'"—Ely WtiAu& This iniusitaWit Artist ha contented himself in the present Exhibition, with Riving two picture*, fite . hasty producti on o f hi e ore presume. durin g his tote soar in Scotland. The colouring in both pictures is extremely beautiful. and the eitpressiott of character iu the Scottish lore scene Surly clues rarteriatra, though sot so finished tie continued as is his former pictures. The lefaet Moses.--87 Jitcunost. This is a Burly-pointed represoutatiwu wf a sob. jeet which has byres very often handled by swine of the old masters. The colouring is rich and pleas. big. and the shape mud ease of the figure beautifully characteristic. The Manilla OP 4 Weock--By P. RIRINAGLS. A very pleasing landscape. in which the light on the fore-gmand sod beniutifully-tinted foliage, are finely contrasted with the deep and sombre reflec tion from the wand. The blue through the trees iu the distance is tudy natural s mid. gives a flue relief to the pkture. Zeta/mid AmpAien, the seat of ;smiler. fusses* Dire* le the kerns of a mild Bell Lu grease their Mather.—By IiOWAIRD. This is • beautiful picture. and if nor conjecture be right. that it was exhibited some time ago at the Royal Academy, it affords • lamentable instance of the want Of public encoonigement for works of genuine merit. This is tut the only instance in the prevent Exhibition is which we fitid the re.appair &ace of works that ought to have fatted it tale en their first presentation to public view. There is peculiar teak displaydl iu the composition and co louring of this picture. The indigintion of the seas of Japiter *. their energetic and muscular form. the liapplicetiag and rest mg aspect and effort of Diem and die ferocious ing of the bull. a r e admirably displayed. Is t t dalineatieo of poetical i led subjects, we believe Mr. lieveaus has few walls iii this or any other imantry. His pictures may for a time. like Tunnies adininible landscapes, or even some of Witt es pictures, remain in the hands of the Arllst who executed them, but they can never descend as hie family hiss-loont • foe the growi u g taste of the lifiblie, and the fost ering patrona g e a the British Institution, will at we distant period make them the subject of competition among the lovers of the nee Arts, to the sense degree that we And the.early editions of Italian poetry among the Biblionienia amateers. , Slap 94 Deg.—By k. Larrossca. . This small end comparatively trifling subject displays a boldness of eneautton which reflects the highest credit epos • yosaig Artist, who has frt. vaitly devoted himself to a consideration of the most usefuliminciples of his profession. If we are net la error (and we speak more from mere ordinary recollection, than an attention to intrrestinc exhi bitions presents), this yoang Artist is a pupil of Mr. Hi Y DON. to whose talents we have uniformly paid thr feeble tribute of OW approbation. We merely allude to this circinustonce to express our semirt dust in the present kehibition, though err wilily a flattering one, we do not see u much al we should wish of the strong and powerful talents that we know belongs to the rising school of Art ih this country. (rig it ansitimarad.> The Duke of Ittorraese wiU entertain the PRINCS 111011 IT and a large party of distinguished personages this thy. at big reidence iu Grum:nor 41111re. The Doke of DEVONSHIRE is expected in town this day, from his seat, Chatsworth, Derbyshire ; past of his domestics arrived yesterday. Prince ESTRILUAZE will give a grind entertain ment on Thursday next to the PRINCE Itscritcr sod a select party of distinction at Chisadss iloosr. The Marquis of GRAWIIT lies been alarmingly but we rejoice to boar that he is now better. Me age sorry to Pay. that Viscouotess /Hulas is such indisposed at Lady ALBSNAILLIVII, in Berke ley-square, owing to a fearse coma, which hes rec• dered it necemiary to require the 'ltemiser.. of Doctors Y KAMP/sad £.l,&aja. ;Elie La►l eud , Connsom of Ltoeuroot. give an elegem entertainment on Saturday, et Vile House, to— Tar.Thske pad Doehers Son Carlos. Coast and Coonskin aleasive, the .Amlossonlar from the Aloe the Nether. .Barge W. Fogel. Me. man allsdinne 4e lloorke, buns. de Matalsahlt. the Bararilme aesttloriliateis Ministers. Lard sad tads Ihmtioira Lord llt. Hods% Air Qum spa IMF Oealry, alr•trhultio Lwty ELLansusourau ewes • grand moat this awning, at her house in St. James's-square. The SP.B4lCia's Parliamentary I.eirees corn MNOLLiI op Saturday .cretins. ,at Juilf-past nine d'alortk. which sbeing.the fiat this Session, woe but thinly attended. The kitchen department of the present 'SPEAKER is on •the most .princely style. there ben% no less than Keen French mats and six aumewassistaista employed. On Thursday .evening Alr..CLanx 'hail his 'be nefit concert at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Whiell was nunserouply end respectably attended. The concert WIN conducted i t y Sir G. *.S.U.iirr. . I dr- - 171 4ATLIEDLAK., ,Mr. ViedaltAX, 111 r. Ilawka. Ale. Llile'rE, M1..8161.11.A111', Mr. NUILD, and a mamiber of other professional gentlemen assisted. *ha *ire. SA LMON. 'Miss GOODALL MOS WIT". .I.IANIS. Sufi Mrs . VAIJIMAPI. The h arp by Miss Situ. iliArGis mugs* • • Mozaar's g r a n d opera or Doti Giovanni map performed an Sutural:ly night. It is, iiiilerst,..ol gramd opera—wooed, in die bast Am& Wrest rate of the term. ones nothing to lbw adventitiour rid of scenery onil ileosnetion—qintsie ready limps of mental pOverty—it :is sustained, in wry, Ors. by purity of Mite and brilliance of genius. Moats? . is amongst composers what SaltPottenst i, iunoispt desaistie ports,their isteras dp.rlu. hoes, the great, men pos sesse d 6* sovereign away twittery' over the possio.e., m and they are alike rentarkohle fur the diguite with whilzla thaw Limited wee Nth, frets. end the sportive• playfein. schiels they handled thole of a lighter nstmre.. The ino4ui issit.bie rhserituiugtiou character ek.ervalsle ,throUgliwok o,ipriasni, Not a attoin,iit • the simple tßodethess of Zoa(4.weirthiterzt suss ticity• of Masette...the arch deal:kayo( alto— She mithinkisitt hilarity of Gionanni—the over. ,wlielining grief of Domes. Antel,othe devot' af fection of Doe Qi•Meie--:the ie1099.7 of Ehira—the NomfuA solesuniay of the speetee-m ere pemeread with • degree of fidelity, which asionishes *title it delights. The overture is a sable cempoaAion. h givee tie. as e n over t ure intik to do. • clear iiies'af the stogy whuis is to 4eueluyed by . the want, The symplaesiim are ex. "tinkly Cie mad okay. apporAmsta. In short, Min opera may he considered sa o ffilaster-I•ieee—as the sabbinest effort or musical genius. The chewier* are cast. this season. with the exceptiou, of dont 4 /Anna nOnse.which wetoolgiwelly nerforsard by AIwL Ca It roasse. but is Now sustained by Signora (loam, precisely as they were during the last. Methime Foooa is the *rasa. To wain who hive vrell tbti opera. this is sualcieutt,to thus* who lave of n. MC should in vain attempt to de.crihe her excelleuee. To do justice to tier taints, iii. pen of the poet and the lover. not or the critic, should he rin r plowed. There is. in her 'Donner, en ineff..MC grace—a delicious modesty-4m uniffected por4 humour—.that invensildy wind theinfielses round the *Sections. Nothing eau be imagined snore heart-cheering thin her opening duet wish Ma setto. " (Necker*. die fate lerfre." It ?Os litertl• with all the sportive pity of op innocent heart—end was rapturously ears ,d. The duet with Giottaitai. " La ei doom la wee," was alto adminthly sung. and was honoured in a similar manner. Her exe cution of the aria, 44 Boni ' haul, o hel exceeds. in delicacy and feeling. any effort we have heard at the Italian Opera. She introduces one cadence. so inexpressibly sweet, that the soul (we will not say the ear, it would be to cold an expression) lingers on it with delight. This aria , was entliuSiastieilly encored. Indeed, every pert of Madame Fauna's performance was narked by the most gratifying applause. Signer Amatonrrri is an eacellent representative of the wild. thought less libertine, Giovennii. He has the jolly look of • bah vivant. in his prime --and, potemsed of OM nal spirits that never appear to flag. he gives s eery just idea of the character. He executed the spirited " tie eh' ion did eine," with great anima tion. It was sneered. 'The eaareasette. " Sep tied a& finostre": whileii is of * sort PO too der character, via.** visvasad. It . ims exceed ingly well sung. Signor NA LW'S Leporello present', from beginoing to end. an uninter rupted source of antuseuieut. lie enters thoroughly into the spirit of the charicter, and plaices it g o the most humorous light. The cunning, the cowardice, the satire, the fear, of the urch varlet, excite, by turns, the laughter of the audience. The aria. 41 Madandea, it catalogs e gmesto," in which Leporello states the number of women whom Giovanni has seduced io digferent comsdries. was must humorously ring, and was fascia appiend. ed. Signora Coast, as Doane Anna. Mug tastefully and expressively. She is • a Most eat. luahle addition to the wocel corps. Her „aria. " Or si chi Vonore," woo given in s very fine style—and elicited much sophism. Signets • Cat- vet.Lt and A X RIM AN,' the former as Don Octavio. the latter in the characters of Merest. end Don Pedro, acquitted themselves very ably. We were greedy pleased with AN ausAirt's deep, firm, and solemu toms. in the cemetery and banquet scenes. Signora Rumen, as Akira, evinced much science. and great powers of voice, in her execu tion of the music attached to the character.— The utmost praise is due to the leader of the band. *sod the gentlemen of the orchestra, in general, for the great abilities they displayed, particularly in the execution of the overture. and of the Susie to the first and second act—compositional no leas beau tiful than difficult. The house was .splendidly attended. it was crowded, in every part, at a very early hour. by the most brilliaut akensblage that we balm long seen within its walk. Madame CATALAaI is, we understand, engaged et the King's Theatre. end will nuke her appear owe in the course of wet month. The celebrated English ,vocalist, Mrs. Dic.costs, will leave moo io a few days, for Paris. ,From thence she proceeds to Italy, to coucludedier vi rious professional engagements. She propose, re turiting.to Esiglaod early iu September. A 107411 7 111 celebrated Requiem is to be perform ed pt the Drery-lane Oratorios, to the memory of the Princes. CusaLorre. There is also to be per formed at the mine Oratorios, a new sacred pircr, composed by Dr. Horns, to the lewd . . of Seven last Sentences qj err Seviumr. Mr. Downs - N..6f Drury-lane Theatre, is , play. iug at Canterbury. Mr. Euags is enrolled for 'four eight* at the Norwich n o w t . ilk will wake his Moat. ou Moutlsv Mr..Haatrtstos, the new Master of , the I.lpper AlselablY Rooms at. Beth, was installed so %Mon day .eva u i sig l as t, by -Lady .DuNALLY, in • the presence of at least twelve hundred persons.— Mr. .11. *as . introduced by the Committee, pro ceded ay the neater of the , Itootur, betwinic the jeweloss Aimtvgr salver, malt which her toasted Mr. H. After. the usual cont. plieseuts Mr. H. soured. oar the tletieltel his office. The Right .14on..fratostasArrita.ac a is returaed titNaeceeist ,Parlieuseet for die Borough of Cocker. mouth.—(Gasenk/ ~~ .:~~~ +ate J4,galD MRDER OF 411,11 W MIN 111 N. • • Ancitherowiltr of c most. diabolical natant we. Yorepetrated at a quarter part right o'clock on Sat. Molly night, at No. 44 1 Union-strut. Mary.le,bot , tr. Tlir offele of the,aosossoi is Tilt ! lie.lo l 11 ' 4 % 1 1 qt StotforFlithiri. lately tp I lie.einplOY. 00: APH , • Ahltel. a mammoth in Coveitfrgprileu. Inertia. hat ! has been since out of employment.. The . patents of the deceased. are honest iiidostriotts 1,04 people. father it a carpenter, and the esntllett .4/0 datiglipers.eontriboted to the .upitori, Or Vic %only by steeille r antrk. They. occorty thrortonents Vrove &fairs as lodgers to the boom.. th e wretch was s.ssarrird to the deCeased, who sva# it fine Xming *nefd,, ally eigliteve yearoof. age, in Ktivieinber 'l 4 Ol. 4 11 4 e ( ielj sg, 0f . 411. bet I,"ie des s,' . lie Owlet'. het k , and soscefitritiett otter that he hod, a wife. in wheal Ire haS been metried , 'we° years, tool has three children Her father iiid tqlititer took tlfeit leoghter tql hjogA w complopkicv . t . lollL W . 1 , 14 mfr erer, a;re.-.7 Pcstumall thelp tnarrioge'he, had, b e ren gontutioilly oftes hei,eurl they.firoy meta thelerusaletn Chapel in Lisltt street. Leicester-squore. 011 Saturday a ler. ter was received', friont etch, airklressed.fo Hat): Aiss eppoioting thf.tlecfpseic ipret "itiM r * ky, toiteithaiu.ploce, oat sotto% that - he was Ifat, distress, and wanted a trifle of inotterto enable IP Irate the coutstry. lotrgellin the house, *Op she communicated the contents , the letter 10 the 'de:closed, whip wrott to, state ifee Its not the means of rolievittg Will. A ht ea 4 o'clock the amaosin stalled at the Warp and lit quireti for Rebecca' Clark, another of the lod..era, olid she convey ett It to to the 4eSs iktr l:o l. refs them fey aidlittg lffir out from 'hey prents e god otatiug that else woufltr(t siwitk oiilt left them in the paitare of the ground $.141f. In the seven time the youngest sister wrist omit tai purchase octihethiog at tuiarkel foe the faintly, leal. teak the wretch mid Ott 'Leff/#*o, 1 1 o!itiilitt!c9!tvtr mums in the passtge. Shortly tow o notes iit the Waive, likes stampiligon the floor, was heard by the people of the hou se i n the kitchen undettiesth, when they come op and fount! the deceased on'tlle floor, whittle to make one exclamation. the ;pon t i f f laving severed the head 'front the body, With the exception of the sinews in the pole of the arc{:. The "amid most have beets iitlliCted *ilia 01110 sharp inatnititent. In elsCariug. the oyasseip knocked down a boy in the street. He had out two hate, and he wore •fustian coat. but he had a lane coat tinder his arm, which the boy Saw him 1.,,!t an in the street. front the marls of 'blood If .p.; peered, that the unfortaisate deceased - was held against the wall when the diabilicel act was coin. Mined. The boy, whom the murderer ;enacted dooti when rushing out of the home. MO bjn phut a imp chimp %mire, and pat it in his pee et. It is supposed, from the depth and extent of the wound, to have been It gardener's knife. !,45a alt the end. The usiforiunate yoong !Tinto was in the pet . of ironiog the . clothes of her itifitot sister, rot figlif Mena* otti, wheat she semi. to a fatal mooreot, called down to her murderer.—lt is a curious coin. that the hackoey cambium!, who tinter thaw tp chords to be marred, iassed the house at the %unwire of the cry or hir roprder. Lord Elleoloirouglea servant was the first rho gave information at Marlhorough.street Office, anal the Officen were promptly ou duty. Plank lent to the Tottenham-Place, to g e t a clur4 the murderer, but . he load not 'beer) sere. The Letter olticli the deceased had written to state that she bad not the memo of relieving him. was sent to his living wife, who is servant' to Mt: Turner. builder, St. istnes`tidoce, Hampsteittl.rord. Oro Alpe murderer had not biiest'lliere.' j'isC ,t 7 car pp lammed that Its had .been time *bout three days before, and that he had pulled a razor out of his pocket is a strange sigitificant.omoner. which be laid upoll the matitle Own; Istik - Aipikt it into his pocket Frio ; before be VI the hoOoe. It woo Gaily ell" days since that the assassin woo taken heifore t he Magistrates at Hatton-garden Police Office, charged with not providing for his three children. Throe are the farts!, rtepotted to by the parties Ut i lity /moo. yeatcrilpy e nifiCers of police Are on Aloe elert,..ts well as fili.jickwied, site St. Patient* watch-house-keeper. and the 'parish constables in quest of the murderer. *hit was not taken when our informant left in the afteruoou. "'SAC' Macs. PQ":BIAFFT. ANOTHER HORRID AND DRt.I,RF I aAT,E Atu,Rata. Oa hate/sky sight. • hide -before Eine .'Mork, the pro m:ol*p in the examiaaliuus thew before Illr..Hicas, the lllittiag Magistrate, weft suddenly interrupted by Leek, die iptaler..introducing • *tuns to the Rlagisfrate, mad sayietr. mair, this 111111111 . 11 dailehterMis just ; beta murdered." Thee alanniisgasod seiwxpeeted eunteattuieatsua unlaced she Ma. gistrats io moped all other homes., mail sliced to the eamplaist. Tbe arm moos mash overcome by grid, that his and abdeeseat was ionntipreiwasible: He begs. talking ahem her and Aim, as if .theMegietrale was previonsly well ic ipsabded with the parties NM elreamentaces. The Hails. tale itmaired oChitsi where the perlia bird wlib.had.bees murdered, kr. .He rsidtei, she hied with •Itim whew he was alive bat sow she was au boor., having be t a mur d ere d shoust.thiCe.quaiters ef 'kashmir Meer' la his Mira &mese .4 • masa of the setae of Walborn NO* 'tad thee burst into MOWS. fibelliariatrate Arsine*. him to anemia himself that he might lie able to relate ,the eireatnstaaces attending I lar horrid deed, that nu time might be lust in euilestobring to wore the ntanlerer. Aber a little time - he Neutered- hintrelf, aid related tint the deceased, Ids dasighter, *se, sew aionthe since, mar►ied to a aunt earned William Meech, who represeuted himself to .`a a perms of considerable property, isid to establish which, he produced writiogi, *e. but t h ey bare elate proved to brawn febrieatiors, . lb deceive hit► avid his itioarker. diAre fhb discovery, it waitacertaiNed thatHetels hail a wife Wrist( at the time he MUT lea his daughter, ad is coneviiseace of Shit dimmer, Williams lips* ease ippreliewded bit a cheep of isigasychtettultuc)u thelluttge °Mee it Hat tun gordeo, where, at)er endergaiing assexasssiessaissn, he wile she sisorigest llis , s etrierd ditughter reforoat home to brew kb .He thee proceeded NJelail the.Circainstaaces of the isourilre s as, u re slated. :the Nygiatratc, jleariPS t r ee.Ortrical circurn•lgnhfs related, called all the officers in %%penitence at Ilse Ohm be fore bon, and thsipsiched . Anse us dirtiest directions, iu permit of the timenterer. OF THE,MURDERRIL At Isalf-iinsteigitt seelpirk • Inas night inforinntion max receivestrisat the isimpson ova* uttendssig divine service nt.the Jerussrlein.Chutori. its Lille -strut. the very !duce where he tint becastie ormitsainted Vth. the ilecentrol. ror, the officer, h a d gone to ic h in0n ,1.1, 01 1,1,11,..4. ht Oirmslt of u persoo who cools! gwe some iororianiimui sit the %Ante tune 11. Adkins. of How-street. waited lit the Chapel door until service oils over. The irwaysiii was 0111 011 slnitiin p the Cliopel by some peP. sons who luol brew withno, and also by the biuter or 'J' do:row-4. mid, his hands *rev 'wasted, sod was taken to Bow.strert, where he was %tau:lied sod limitteulred. Mr. Stistlitril, in the olntence of the tilwevved, linst lie t °Revived dolt vulll. cient to. pretreat his doing inotcliirt to known, when he reietirik, 40 hose too is rrboliiiion to du !!tits.". 09 ltht wily. to the Of ice a perwm re tsiorkud., Mot be rearinhled Bellingham, when he replied * 111 Am! I wivii t 'Roy 'mows* his fortitude." I{r is u gotta-looking tton, of 33. Ile was sent to St. Mortio's switch-house, Hod two men were ortki 1,0 sit op oitls ttitn. LAIC' iNrF.I4.iP4iIVIPE. • COURT OE KING'S lIRNCH, Ginumuct i SATV.IttpAI;, Fitii. l o4l. Sittings after Term lorfiiri Lord ELLENBonouoff. •••••- A LADY'S WARDROBE, • FISKE V. SAME. Mr. EaPIMASSE uprise'', the pleadings in this case. fail steles; t4tat 95. ins action fur goods s o ld an d glivered; lie Veretul t iani bail pleaded Tier fang. The Plaintiff replied, that the reticles rup plied to 114 Defendant were suited to her tomb nem: This (fir Di:fend:nit denied t rod to this the'ir was a rejoinder, 'iiiid Up on lois issue was joined. - TOPP,INO addre)sed the Jury, and st a ted the circuitistatiVe's .- Gi s el e r which 'the action' was brouglet. Ife said, that he i its exceedingly sorry, his Lordship and th e Jurk were called tiptoe to try this 'cause ; it was one of &Ise cases which ; in Isis opiuiou, lead moth bitter Italie been looked. into hi sense 'Oreatlemen out of Court. In die course of the iinpliry, he feared it mend be iteces.. sary to iletViettece some tiames.'is well 'as to *dent to some maiterr, *lnch lie' Glenna have thought it desirable to suppress. the parthril.' however, knew their own interest best ; he had a duty to perforate to Isis client, and •if lie 'should have occasion to Make psiuful eeposorei; tire fault would not re s t With him. 'The Plaintiff was a Lady who carried on the burette** or o dresii-itialter and baby linen-maker, iso Oxford -street, and the present action wit brought by her to recover from the Defendant, Sm. timbale Lowe, a bill for articles of dress delivered to her amounting to 411. fi , . 4d. Every article specified in the bill he should prove hied been delivered to the Plaintiff—the answer which she had made to the demoted for payment the Jury had heard limit the opeetiog of Isia lineal , afr. Esphiasse, namely, that she was an MAW!. 'fo this there was* replica tion on the pert of the 194'inittfr, that the things wnh which gibe had bfrie supplied *rre uyerstiory. mu) suitable-lo the copditiou of life ise whiYie idea who ;be, it will 'sow hi) ditty to introditae to t h e nutter or the Fury: the Prfehduttt. Site tsAts st 'tutus lads, . livids in a huupe of mow chlineepience and seethe Mauclicster pert ; keeping on sitoipage and five or six s nd?. She was introduced by her mother to the r‘tatediff *bout the beginning of April last. Sidi. arguer.' to this tuna: the articles roomers's-41 ill the Inn Whith weield preelOce4 were forth:4les' to the Dekndant, matey 6 them with the ksioalcdg,e of her mother, who, lie Wound prove, rejected some Paine as too inferior for her daughter to wear. Use Ilse bill bring seen is, the Pefesulaist fur payment, she refused to thscharge it. and said sne was soot oil occooot of her infaecy. He had already lcacribsel ,vAutt the opparent condition or t he De. ensfau) was pi the tune Om contracted thin de),U. She op, living in the written splendour in shus. cheater.street. Alsoieliester-square, mud, lie Julies , . rd; Arat Mid she wej about to Lie inarried..... There was xteriantly in:idling in her outward appear once yrlsicls would pot lead spy person in trade to conclude that site was fully entitled to dress in the And idyl! of ,elegance; added to which, her own mother *suctioned every purchase which she made. There ,were many of the articles to which lie could teve . 110 Olaectipli wAnOevr. Athong others were spine ,englit , shifts 1 thew., lee apprehended, oolong the meet intonate, woold . be cousidend tart ,tvlaierrder:betra;vaighlyealtitcesionri:imteirieutiesuptes.a‘blilceoeitsea.rtwshoseciii: at tieis ute(emeut s eason or rhe S•fier,l4'theuglit, eight be found :conieesient, lioaever Irew lei l ,Poitit o f n u ether 'thee e rolei.of Union Might require to he'vr.tett ri ftl4.• Vitae ; Iltem pen followed by p few day-shifis ; cud llogether thtse articles came MA/. The re st ' o f 'the accoota was Made 'op of 'Omani of various d e rcripiiuns—elleatremely prope r (Oro person entitled lei , . riepport r gesitert . ol t petittitter, and ir) iso means mountable to the . si i tuatioit 'Yana the Drfrottita seemed to lino Whitt the defenceis likely to be to this action, he was really at a loss to toughie. The hammy of the Defendaut hail .been admitted by the •Ploitudt, mid therefore Vie toilY quession to try was,*as ‘ to her condition in life. He hail reds,;, to suspect that the tether or mother of the .Delessilaist Were to be celled for some purpose or other ; if this ere the case he iihould certainly he surprised; Lot whateier Might he their tes lee believed they would nut be able to deity that the I Menthol% had so income settled upon her of not less than 4tio/. per annum ter bud no wish, as he Mid (►ettor, to meth names, unless called tipoet se to do; but lie malt perform his duty. He Armlet prove the de.. livery of the articles, mite-Ake eoudittoo or 'llse 1)e. &ottani, and tie should Ikea be entitled to 16 ver dict. Lord Ettarritoitouoti•here askesl for the bill. and on-looking over it said, " I do not see sal tides of dress iikthis isecouut which are charged wore Mr. * conftitO 7 7. l ' rlltey ,are All small 3irtieles, .and atioe of, tlia,c,bargio eis i ount to rupre ohaii.,44" L 9ll44 "P 6 LliNClttniiin—r".Sulut of them witutitit to 4/. obi a .fraeurni. If.yoil mak* out thit tins yotioglariy Los an income 111 tier Den riglir, as a single wcamtri,ufsitio/. a- year, there dyes not seem to be Noy . thing excessive ni tins Irll, ur not suited to Iree ifeiSdaloll ide." Mr.. rriPPllMO—“:=Your Lordship VA teeth,' the wittirears, the eundition used apjoieritiew Which the • Derrordaost herd on Jae." Lord EL LEsi suitouum —go Approtonet is not sof- ■ I :...:. -.-