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1 1 / I 11 ! ' i : I ,4,. I i , • • I I' - 111synorit. a below of Tfeirporitoort, Newport.martet, is the purchase •Ir ware soottea. The eircuasstaaces tranaactiust, as to their koow.. leder of the more beiagalselpsiji tumid omit be slirerily prey ed. sad the Primmer, werajokeed tt. he .letained till it was alicertaiserl from the Agents of the amok •Itether it Ina &tarry ur out. 't Mame Joins. a MIMPINio "MI I/ado. were chanted by Cslairs Cock. of Staffurd-tiisr , 141allett i with atletoptiog to rob hint he Cuelterar.street. Y ye tliptain taught the Primmer inseali baud is his *het, and the other Primmer. were twitting him. J. J. !latish mod • perry of the morale bekermlort to the Ogee 'cane op at the fiNe awl so* them In elitrre. Thelma lowa. •he blurb malt. loan old olfradler. god boo too' the lialsostrist, sod P.ll. 52!_sib re awl Sillily is were ettasalited ma meted thieves. M r >"ll 40 +10 - ▪ 1.• t •,1. t aiga= ev drottoirf. Mot dui-pokier yowl me, less poster silty esisisi • beam We. White soul Mir. Moth's.% we a chine of herekinit late the stables of hates Fisher, Sq. of the flidemers, ffeetatioster, sett Orating a sit-te loose Asia billiNtaa, roper'', a awhile sod brittle, the wopty bia.,111.0, a otek Itioeiriug to the two. elision. • •"- ' • The rvb`tory wee eosositlad shoot foot oaks slay sadfloe floe Prime/ow Ned ponder MIAs VS. WO asidrottagh sad fRP other colocipldee mating (rim the premien acme Dram. alert, not jot Shed eserying a bag. which be lees away on she uVres. uppewasitiog hint. The Priettorr.at•ter. a Wag thaw, was takes. bat his entopeoloo escaped. Daring She Awe, GO" dropped a phospharee boa s bore% of sketristo bey% tot se inr enra4u. The trier-bar awns forded with the Wndt. ow the Webb. .tsar. air. Fisher. whip wow aileodiul, proved that be paid Si. ter the hires, hot oat of Itaisamity, lie u4tp *ldol' it Or If. • ' • -" The Mom* woo . . SIONINIII4IIIIIIIIIIIII. STRAIT SOMINNT.NARithII AND trIAT STITODERS Treerhay Owe lads. frees IS to IS yam of age. sad fiv: Man hue., sheet the stele age, were brow& up iu the eirsarieg df Aeries Mabee; toes/able, charged on sespi. inn ierviiimig4o diets the poverty Osumi, person au h am my.- •0 I -is 111 ChrelmeStanevietaillek that Omit les eeleet Dal norm img, tribes way freerlauswell.bill to Homey, he net two at the Prisoners, Adept Harries sett Peter Tyler la comi ties", bowleg sees diem part free the ether Premiere. Om the pers.,' of Harolds* be foetid the two leeks thew pro. duet& being at she Are quite wane. as if just tilled; after werering the two Premaneet Is she wateb-house, he pvo4lll+ll aosktenee stillspprelleeded the rest. Ou inquiry he foetid net the weans who they were stoke from, wed owe of tbe gide. Mary Sambrook. is willing Sti torn reitleseer. 3 The +tsetse he alluded. Its was railed forward; siva had there ducks the might b. fore; the hat two of thews; she bad is. smut wo Horn; many darks are alike, audible tumid oat sonar ist thews; if they took them, she thinks it was sure eat of • f.ulie tine wet of to. ft. • They Ituleatsk. a re art gottil-Ltuting girl, about Id yips dl st}e r bring esauder4, said, the is • strew-honnet-mtithet, the tether girl: are espalittbers. Miners lives with her Adler AWN+ lied weber, in Cosidevotane; they left tome shoot eh vets o'clock the pesteding nicht, is company with their INA.. awl penearded in liontoey Wood. to pick blackberries, Irma is. 1M Sr mum hem, about live u'Slock its the mum i 4 e, snore of the lads beg an to throw even at the ducks +herb erne In due pond, when Janie/ HoWlee writ is sad Masted met two, which he gave to Iles risum to kill sad elrry. 31 .,; ‘ , Tete _u m e t /lid you go out at ekes.' edoelc at nicht, to pia. I,l4eLhcarar !" A n ,0rr...4. We writ out to amuse oteroetwea I. the weed, and to h there by day-1414 in the stunting." The %Impetrate. *firs reading the Niamey" a sewn he. tars-. slioeilaryteil all,.cmc.pl Harrisou, Tyke, sad Hooks, ~ho weir coaratitkil for ragtime exantiertiess • and glary haebruult, the abiff-loortat•ntaktr, was enagetitged to t h e Huse se tcv gialheindeuce. Itl7lllOL'S ROBBERY., "m r ogeef Dime". a pion; soul oupeetahle woos. in sp. rurally.•. was brought before the Magistrates ►y • lady ironed Kelly. *hum she lived with. elrargest with 'baba% a 10/ nine, tender the fuli•s is; circumstances 8.o• Sly stated, the ism fflosidsy rbe left %reborn. for T. eel houss„ soil the Ps low r was the only perms left in the lonise; she left is 10/. Disk of England ante inched is • chaser when she lime out, and us her return she aspersed the .16eser and foonti it gone, bet le its place was substituted two 1/. Btid. of Eastland notes, which she rrueltserri; three were on nooks or.. diem. or names wilts's by which' she could slisrs.vcr through show hands they ItsJ gout She respetril the P. isomer, sod sent fur • constable. The constable slated that Ire mottled the Primmer, and fsitstil 4.1.1 y a trw woo: its her porkers; she denied having •n 1 Lbus Islip of ills r..Lbcs I. She was given is chine by Kelly. mud he took b. r to the watch-horse. The Prisoner said that she. during Mrs. Kelly's Owner frons Lae. west into. • •eithboori house; she lett the hi eln o 11011 r 011 she latch. and no her reform build it in 00' 1141111' astaatiun; sod she slid sot knew that the drawee Last been broke open uutil Mrs Kelly Jiscu►erol it. Mr•. Kelly did s.ot wish to press the &ergo vignlort the Psis ))))) r upon suds slight evidence, sod fur Ibt peewit sit was di..charged. •~ - t The (Ilamorgansloire Asizrit commenced at Care 14 on Werlnviday Led. Mr. lea.tice WINGFIELD, ik kir charge to the tirand Joey, congratulated the eouitty on the nuoulwr of Ptirouers being reduced tip ilr useel stat e . and thrected that, in future, the (typo:4lton. mi 001101 commitments are founded shouhl be transmitted to Imo. to enable him inure Orlloly to uttilrratasol the SWUM of the case..—Eenn Jenkin and l'hnsuoi Williams were capitally coo , Innse-straliog; Edw./Work charged with sheep-stealing. was acquitted ; and the bill against tb:. Fdwards. fur cluld-murder, was thrown out. Carmarthen Assizes commenced ea Monday hut. The following :Ire the .rtiteteres of the Prisoners:— John Dories, for termina l ( two watches. 81141 other articles; Jur. Davies, (or horse-pirating; and I). Aryl's, fur hurdler). were capitally convicted. Three were ordered to be imprisoned. three were acquitted; against two no hills were fouutl; two were dircluarded be. procknosti (((( ; and three are to he trumped by I hiheas Chrpes to Cardigan. There were twenty-one add and fifteen new Issues entered fur trial. The tepnr's ~r .1.- iimgress of the harvest, from all iviri• of the are particularly Mittel hug the unman activity prom's among the reapers; and it the time weather COUillnieli a little longer, Cite duration of the reaping season will he mooch ►horter man any rerurded in the annals of agrieulture. The Erni» ripen in a isiosinier scarcely e'er before frame,. the wheats especially are, in mast is/mance% of 11w brut tpuility.—New wheat is miming to market in tome quantities. and of excellent qda. boy ; upwards of 300 bags appeared ioadoy, whit* i y ef it /alit from itr. 2.1. to 3d. bring a reduction 14311. per stain., slate hiss musket day. Bau er i s at List quotations. No slew OAPs at market to-day„ Old f ) :Is Is. id. per smile. Itapesead w cantle,. iis *maids.. and retreat 4.65. 6•I. per bar►el. Floor (rats tsa. to 30s. iwr rel. Oatmeal from 16s. to 17.. per cwt. The appearance of the market this .t. was as unmerans a. in the month of Deem. brr.— Limerick threiiiite. Ansa OW .41 atts•vallA vulsr t 11 is.pui s prise+4s he susatat.sos I. ,rt •.. .I.* v., NIL INCHOLY ACCIDENT. Yesterday nowalnes twiny of yssolie woes were 10 a host, ! rowing aka,' 'he River Thaisse.mtar 'belfries's Dowase, *l.-n bu i :ne notitiemiagrripd • tlw host was overierard, and the, w of 'Owns w- rat aweripttated into the water, and were deuggliog l' o f 4 kerb a tier before they ems ohosepard. flew heats were inslantly pot nest I. wow expert waterworn, ',honored to the spat, and sweerested an ;TRW, thews ant of the water, arite exhaospled. They were aunveyed is the hosts Ina poldie-hosse wear the spot, where every ansistaw.s , war gives them • but all r%.r 1 0 were in vain ta onwore one if those, lad, sinned James Hooter, being quite dead. ,k r. •,•~r.^t...11 ' Ala IA ,t, SVICIDN. 1l.•P 11+ ...... Iferturday awirtilag, oboot okra olrlsett, NM. Mary Ci Ford o • Ir. petahle lady, 40 No. 4, Charles street, Cuistaierciat reed, Mole Riad. got out 44' bediand weal dews stein to her 'Sarre. whose she told. to gourd tube a walk before breakfast, which slit did; on her return bowie she lowed the door barked. with the try inside; so alarm was made sad the ; k w berm opefik. nod ;bey fogad the owfsetatiate laity sea. wearied rrAmi Ihe bert44 sire a the was all dews earl asurgess seat for ; but she was quitedeall, WIRING DODDNRIES AND OUTRAGE IX PSCICHASIAPISLDIk• I. Cie Woodsy she must dariug robberies Inn caw* Milled Irish Journal, ii ipfle of r Number of seserosdiss lomat. by or orgsarisol Wad el' thirsts -is Prellsbee. kids The kids ere Work at Ibeirack of she Lord Mn.l solo. Irs She Kent-read. seri Acre is a rbroorchfore arlr.M slows le Praline. It beret she sighs of tire Far, great _ roniars, abort eight • wizht, were returtsieg tw town. There is avSe to pees through. isorl 900 were at flows collected on ilw Prikham side weitirg to pe.s. The pang of thieves etshitc4 the worsen of 'hew hi, ears, se.l Weak, sal the wee of their watches, mud hasolhaidobsfs and thane &or attempted the keel resistarce, were kicked arJ hest in the east bridal nsaittwr. tree of the coainblee was ray with iwirred it &Mowing to take ease if the thieves outs custody. CRISP, THE PROIOTIIIAN. An Monday last thla ime(lestriasEere wailed ea tic Nam of Rambo', ie ontoenuestre of the various tepee* "paged is regent to the failure of his great task or feta' HO miles, in twesty-four hours, sad aside an allidovit, of whip the fol. luwilog is au react copy, Which we kite bees (scoured with from one of dill 11111111emea who betted largely on him pony of Bras, b Wit.—Wherens Daniel Crisp, eame before est., Theses Sowde ie, Mayor of Readies, its the C,oe et, of Berbs, aforetaid, mod snaketb oath and milk, that in Cu.. stquesice ter tbe. various reports circa:wed througheat the handout. hat more particularly the tows of Readier, he mallelk the premed allithavil Choi bevies/ beard that be le suety of mosey lima heat lost by leveed pr a t lem es sad ethers belting that your "leputsent completed the or. duo.* lack Is hat unakrtakea to perform. that of vies ore hundred anal tee maitre is tireaty•fuer sacceasive boons, and which sedertakiss he wools, hove perk's-med, had it Dot bees fur deponent'. driukiug Pm hashes of coffee when measly at She cempleiien of his task; depuatat further slate*, that he lush 25L of his own meaty b b( sling that he completed tlw aellertaking; tied deponent farther says, that Ise mask an offer to abe same parties to perfecto' the wee task Of 110 011111110 Olt NMI 11111; Slid Oa the same groomed, forth/. to $5l. or 3W. to 451. as depuseut has every reason to hell cc those portion were the mum of hie lasing the lass 11111111Cil. OW, Wetly, deposeet states, that he Jul wet receive soy suet or May of meaty for the suseperfores. ma of the said usashertakiug. I* 1.! ; DANIEL CRAP. Itssusailltoodise, ill she minty of Berta, this fish *ea A sow, lillil , b. foie me, Tomas NoWDelt, Slaw. ItiQUESTS. As Inioniiitiote wee bare yerterday at the mit VG.. ha, at Polar,. &lon C. JENNY'', £.q. the Corwerr fur Surrey, us the body of Lewis Beaton. The deceased wee found Sowing is the River Theme*, ea Saturday Isst, sad the body taken to the Ow,: house. It appeared that 1,, had twee by trade • wurkieg-jeweller • that oe she tub inst. be went in winipany with Wier Irked; is a bust, to take an recursion ion Ibe river; be an at 'Om bra, leaping forward, and attidentally RI into the water, and was drowned. The Jury returned their verdict—Accidentally alrowea. *tether Inquest was held berate the same Comore at the Maio alba Crown, in Great Rowell street, Ilersionitary, ow view of the body of John 11411111011. The deceased was at wort as a lahower, at the prrasiare of Mr. Mewl, iu Char lotte-street, Depthirshroad. Ou Sateritay last, he bad leers cerium • hod of bricks on liis shnulder up a ladder, whew in she act et setting it down at the top of the knew, be lost his hold, was pretipitated to the trammel, and killed epos the Tot. The Jury Instantly returned their Verdict—Jecidented Visier 4 Vitto fotpsest was held at she Week Hone. Minh. street, ihsdwell , twines /own WRIGHT Villein, Esq. Coro. per ock the lsoily ulthitus Caw, aged drown, as appresitice en based the *Nihon ve.aell, of Losidoe. It appeased, the de. ceased was went to lows she lap gannet sail, awl while he was iu the net of doing it, he fell by accidest a she aka, aril was stistad Its pieces. teedict—deridental Dostk. Yesterday anemone an fattest was hell is Hoe Beard. roues alike Workhouse( of the pariah ef IPt. Gees* the Mar tyr. before Toosas Srieuro, Esq ea the body of Nary Myers, a pour old paupri, who was found dead ill her bed. 'ceded—alai y Vial/alien «jam,. SUDDEN DEATH. , laqhisitirin has takesjresterJoy before Lawn. Ilse Kum and Frigate of Wok% Lick -Oren, Fie. cadilly, en the hasty of David O'Briee. • . Harlin Ferguson depuerik Ilsal the Agatagied awl lokseelf were bricklayers, employed by Mr. 'White, builder. at Noes liteer•soert. On Monday asdhsing he west gloms wills the deceased to the house of Lord Coveatry, im Piccadilly ; in repair mute part of it, and the dereaureil us his arrival MI diewe in his Lordship'. ?NM. at the Walk of the house soil became insensible. The deceased misted in drawing a Intel; to the homed Lord Cetrearg. Hairy Peter Fuller. surgeon, Piccadilly. rippeamill. that he was Plied to attend the deceased on Monday morning ; be Awed hies le • very bad state; he requested some In. busters le living Ole deceased is, his house, that be weight' bleed bias. He weal benne, eapeetilic the dec eased in about half an boar Ise was seat fee again; be was informed that the lifeguard was sanely worse ; he weld with all speed Se Air bane, and fossil the mass quite dead. Hq death woe embed by a it of apoplexy. „Vaidier 4 Lfed Iv the Vienatine eater" . „ , ats.so .. l . According to private accounto weird *Ape 1141; suers Mo r, ape/aide of 300 of the refractory colt ' had ',tamed to their empliniegir, at the prices, airdrome hundreds tante, who had jp,eiwriiarennumere. waw muss. entail% on •, •. • . ;;; ‘,...,. 3 EILBIIIIIIOC-0111- galotillef Wt. Jaws Web., eendenuied .t the foe doeitrelhr etrultne eight 'beep. the properly a Mr. F. Faxon's. el Acton Beauchamp. Worceisterrhert, was rxecisted on the drop in trout of the county gaol at Ifereforil, !my. Nang to has eraterter. Ws,. P•trielt. capitally con. rioted se Use maw denim for blereinetrolnig, is tr. liiirvitd. 11.. ,u flu L.r 4 I,e. i'ri) ..94 1 :v. I• 4 CISKIC AS T R 4SSIZ IS. .• molt it will. lie observ e d by pig Ails', NOW, that tie' Couintistious or this county rod 'city . belie passed the Great Seal, and will be opened et this Shire. Hall, at nine o'clock, ou Monday stmt. • . •••• •••• .° • ,et a Meeting of the amistaqs nod Attornies in the Nisi Prim Conrt, on. Saturday sennight, sett - end questions were discussed. toilette out of the delay which had taken place. Souse of the Amor. isies'asked, whether refreshers were tete Oleg where briefs had beets delivered f • • --;•'• DAUNcIT void, that isin ??,,matter entirely for their own consideration; bet he tboaght they all ought to be equal participators in the iiicotive• Mein* which was to be encountered—an locative• aims* which was certainly unavoidable. Mr. Janet@ observed thst, however painful the accidental postponement of the ati.sists might be, it 'wail satiatattory to know, that there was not the slightest Wayne attributable to Mr. Moots UAKROW. who had certainly done all within the reach of human exertion to conform to the terms or his Commission tailbone% without somatsa.—t Clow. aster JoargeLj , -~._... MONMOUTH ASSIZES. 416:1 t At' the shove Assizes the following important cau►e et Aisi Pries rip tried wed °TIMIS v. POTIIIIROkki.. This was an action brought by Messrs. hlwrfoed and Co. who are very estensively e►►gagetl in the iron trait in Bristol, and in the county of Mon. mouth; ■gilim4 Mr: Richard Fothergill, an iron master and • Magistrate in that county, fir allow. iog s fraudulent ejectment to be secretly brought against hint of certain unites a►dl lauds which he held of them in the above county, called the Sir. !limy Iron Works, without having given notice of such ejectment to them as his landlord., us he was by law required to do; whereby the Plaintiff's were, unawares and without the slightest pre►ious intitna. tiou, dispossessed and driven from their property by the grosse►t übwe of those means, which the law of this country bolds ont for the recovery of its subjects' rights. The circumstances of the case were as follow The property the Defendant held of Plaintiff% was of great value, and the Defssidatit wished to treat fur it renewal of his lease at the expiration of his then terni, and actually offered the Plaintiffs 3,0001. per annum for a further trim therein, which they refused ; and on the expiration of the old lease, Plaittliffs went to take pissessiou of the woollies. %%lieu instead or receiving such Immo. sioo, they acre suet by Mr. Foihergill, ■ man named Cunningham, formerly a praciiiirmer of the law, a Mr. Minutia, his attorney, the Under She riff of the county, two Willi., and several other persons, when Mr. Futhergill informed Plaintiffs that he could not give them posSession of their estate; as he had 'dreadq given it to the Sheriff for Mr. Cunningham. and they were informed that the Sheriff was proceeding to put Mr. Cunningham into possession of An laudo; auttl On being iiiforturd they could not resist the Sheriff, thee retired, and the day concluded at Mr. Finit e ,- worka, with' much re acing, fiatilt gunge and distributing ale ansongthe Defendant's werk.peo. pie. The Plaintiffs, as may be Conjectured. were al together astonished, wheel. upon searching the proper Arc in L 010 1 ,014 they found that the writ load been issued on a confession by Mr. Fothergill. so tenant of the renting, to Commuglium. these means Cunningham obtained the po‘seesiatt if the pro perty, which he' immediately agreed to let to Mr. rotliergill's mos. aild the pante. ctintioued in pub. session until they were put out by the legal pro. ceeiliogs adopted by the Plaintiffs. These facts, which were ably commented on by Mr. DAUNCST, in hie opening of the case, carte fully i s rvidecce io the course of the trial. The Defendant • called no witnesses, but Mr. JRII,III, Go his behalf. aildreawd the Jury w a moot enienated style, and iii mitigation alleged that the Defendant had been imposed on by Cunning. hem. Mr. Baron DARROW summed up the evidence [mot eloquently. lie could not admit that the conduct of the Defendant ought to b. iticribed to ignorance or mistake, but th a t it must be the effect of a coospiracy. with Cut 11l ill gloom, to change the possession of the estate. The penalty imposed by the statute ir, three years improved yearly rack rent ; end The Jury, after some hours consultation, found a verdict fur the Plaintiff", for 4,50 W. LICHFIELD GAOL DELIVERY. At/SUST 20. The Court opened at nisi, o'clock, and business began at ten. Owi n g to the lateness of the p.o trrtlingv iu the week, no shall be obliged to be brief in our report. Thomas Jotters. Eaq. High Steward, charged the Grind Inquest, observing, that, from the fre quent opport minim which he boil kiyed, of learn ing their general competency to the their office. it would not only he unoecessari arrogant iu him, to go into any dental of their duties; it would he totally superfluous. lie had looked over the calendar. and found that there wsi nothing remarkable iu the cases which would be submitted to theta. to detain hire in particular oh. serration. lie remarked grotto' ly on u case which would occupy their attention, vie. that of the !brio cilia,. and the receiver, in a case of felony. in whirl. the Chief wituess had forfeited his recorisance,. That witness would, however, he liable to be taken up at a future period, on Lts iteoWlll2ll4lCe oted there We., no lapse of time which would ind ' lit ' him from the obligations of kistici . .. lie then ie. marked ors the law us it affected the reetivers.:..:! commending the nom to their serious consideratiom . BULL `BAITING. John Saddler and ethers. is mesteer to an indict swat fur a naisamsee,i• Mr. PAggga. ' was beard 111 defence of the parties, and coutended that hull-biii:iiig was a legal diversion. The Mall STIWARD reed the indictment, and held that that. or any outer obstruction au the high way, wits illegal . ilr. PsAltielt *SS !RIM 011 the port Jar •~.. .. luz Lc Main 143 es. Mo Madrid .. 99 tiler*. Cadir ......... 39 effect. Rillaa lll effect. narecibee 311 ..." Mi ~,; Gibraltar 34 114.1111411 ... 41/ Igo aid Ac . r aayorc - , ..V.5, t - Iteention. and detailed the particulars of the case, rensarkingsun the peculiar inhumanity of the par ties. The hull fell and broke his back, and the parties applied flee, amid thle yeas of the populace, to rouse his dymg energies. Mr. Pearson then en longed particularly on the bail effect of such cus toms on the Mind of the yOutli of the lower orders or society. He then went to chew the nature of the nuisance. Had t h e bull not diabled hisitself, in the breaking of the chain. lie would have gone on iu the public road. to the imminent danger of all persons pisking thereon. tie then remarked on the late cave at Hilston. where a men was trampled to death, from a similar result. Evidence was then beard out the part of the prosecution. Mr. Bruton, deposed to the particulars of the vise. against the Defendants ; and as constable. to warning Saddler lo put en end to the sport; and that Saddler said if they would take away the bull baiting from the boost at Buriitwood, he would stop it at his house; but not without. Mr. Parker stoked o kw questions, in cams-en. otninotion. which went to prove that deponent did not see Mr..Sudiller in the livid ; but that he saw Algae) , slid others or the party. • ' _ _ The Steward asked as tn time deponent plug as constable. and warning Saddler to desi.t from hailing time ball; and as to Saddler •personally assisting ur nut imi Igs-thug out the bull from the premises. [Here a conversation arose hetween the Steward and Mr. Pearson. as to the necessity of proving all obstruction on the highway.] [lt having berms imitiism.mted to the High Steward. that the Grand Jury had divided on the sulsject of a hill. they were recalled into the line, and were informed that twenty-three was the utmost number that could be returned oil the Greed Jury, of which it was necessary thy a in .jurity of twelve should agree.] Mr. Privkeit deposed to treeing the bull taken from Saddler's premnises into the field. uerots the rood; it might bey motivate in plug across. The Smeward thought this was not sufficient to prove a nuisance, there being no evidence of passengers; amid directed the Jury to acquit all the Prisoners. He availed himself, however, of the opportunity of stating his opinion, that time custom of limit-halting we' an inhuman amid scandalous practice. He cc probated the idea of such a custom conferring bravery or inammliness of character on Englishmen, and trusted that it would never be renewed iu so eulightemied a city. John Wilton, charged with stealing lace and othe► goods, from the !Korot. of Win. HolNJry, inn keeper, the property of Edward liolding.—Con denoted. _ Jaws Brwee,• reapectaltle-looking man, charged with ateiding a alive?, value (my ohillifig, the paru petty of Thomas Robert.. lie gave in a paper to the High Steward. and pleaded Guihy; but with d►rw his plea, oil it% toeing explained to him that it would make no MlE:retire in his liesiteuce.—ltnpri sowed owe month. mo an , Th omaf , chdr l ptl with house-breaking and stealing in the day time various goods and money, from the house of W. &idle's,. value 404. The Prisoner wrpt bitterly. and said that lie a uld lint den ! ilia guilt ; and it was nide enutud.ll,ble diMcnitt• that lie was induced to put in the plea of Not Guilty. Verdict. Coder—envelenuted. THE IVOBLIti 11.11.11iVE. Lord sum of the Duke of who eloped the se rand lime from his family • few weeks since, has bees *gala resiorid to his friends by the vigifince of s police officer of Liverpool, who discovreeil his Lordship ander yes, peculiar ciensiostastires. , • most *Moot. &scripting' of hill Lordship's person had hoes fursarded to all she d.ff*rrut sea.ports, and • ermuiderable reward offered for his ileteistiou The police officers were Is esiosequaire noon the out wire M Ale mem, sod un friday se'snight, Ityky. the officer above alluded le, thought he recognised his Lordship smung a number of re. • who were brought before the M iyor of Liverpool by the errjeant of a I...ensiling party for the purpose of being attested. His I.ordship wss at the time toddled most mirwrahly; • very coarse serge great coat, • pair of dirty canim-s frowns, and ragged 6M sliniched hat, with worn. out aces, completing his whole costume. Ilia extraordi nary stature, however (six tel two Weber.), first caught the utlleer's attentiou ; and when his Lordship took uff Isis has, tut entering the °See. he perceived one of the described masks on hie face. In consequence he drew him • ide, told him that he knelt who be was, isistwithstantling his die. guise, and that be einisidered him as his prisoner. His Lordship fur • bag lime was very iiiiliguant at the Jr. trillion, and would not arknowlestgo himself to be the person, brit the offierir persisting, awl attempting to untie his neekeloth,• to look fur a eery ',articular smirk mid to be us hie neck, he resisted wit' such singular anxiety, that des of without Nether hesitation told Min he should detain his, and take him back to Loudon. His Lordship listed what offence he Mid committed, and by what anttaietty be WA/ detained? nod the officer, in reply, Mating t h at be was stated to I.e ", not is his pear( t mind, be retorted, with great emphasia—a Have not 1 enough to make Me mad? lam not suffice., to associate with my family or their friends 1 use net suffered to more subsist • spy upon my slightest actions. I am treated like a child or as idiot, 014 all occasions; and if this will nut deli, Doe mad, I deal haw what will." his Lordship, how. err, made au further resistance, but admittiag himself to be the persow. sought fur, readily accompanied the of to town, where they arrived us Sauday last, sail he wns safely delivered juts. tbecaret of Me relative Captaiss of Black heath. Os the road hi s Lo rdship confessed to the officer, thirhe had miebangesl eh/this with a poor knife-griarkv whom he tweldentally set un the northern road, when only , a few miles from town, on the evening of his elopement, sail be lhct,. proceeded on lila intended joureey, with only in biopirebeL When that miserable pitmen was expended, be supported Nobel( by 'skim fur final at the different (amyl too the nail, sleepin g at nights in barns or sled s of anyipml4 or eissrlor be Os one of his ilypllestions' Ow relief be wan a.l.ckstlt !OM con sideiahly lacerated by dolma.. la only is. hie Dm. year „ tit „. , • . rui 4 INCitAWdr (‘ Arnow. *7 ta.su. wawa! won— ** * Amsterdam.... 11 9C. F. Ditto at aught .. IV 5 Rotterdam H 9 2U. Antwerp ex. Mu. 11 12 Mannbarti... .. 34 8 ittV Altuna .. i 4 Parisi day'arlate t 1 3% , Ditt0.......... 24 55 t V. Huartleaux .... 24 56 Frankfurt un the 'E t TiviDair. Ammer 26. eoietei Rll.Li'. its M 41111114 es.ipme • • • 50 Naples 119 d.peros. Lisboa U 4 Opiate .... r . Rio Janeiro ell ~;i UnAlio .. 14 p er c i. Curk . Agiu of the Bt:ok ow Melissa I pur Cent. MILLION. I PurtONNI Gold is f • . d. Coin, per 05....0 0 0 Foreign Gold In Bars ... ...... 0 0 0 New Drinhinens ..4 II I Neer Dollars .....0 A.;& Silver in Bars ....0 0 0 Mk Lad. trade) ..• I N' le Sd4 • Pt, • .t rt r .4 0 rci44C:. I. 7is PRICE OF STOCKS YGSTCQoay. Bank Stock.. 2711 2721 India Stock.. '224 3:5 3 per Ct. lied. 761 7611 India 144 pg. 3 per Ct. Cons 75lifi South Sea St..ek • • 1 8 3 i 311 per CI. (mete) 06it 86 Ex. Bin, /.... 19 21 pi. 4 per Cents 9sfiz Ditto. ti .. 1, to W. 5 per Ct. N. Ann...104i Ditto Coln.. 1 103 h 105 (Ineviuto :* Batik L. Ann. 20 5-16 i COMO. for Are. 75f ;-;1-j RENOVATED REA I.TH. IT hits been too I rquesit ly the su .j.sl ins, pa.l Recent reprobation, that men, destitute of the eh mewls of the medical art, have offered theme. Ives as cati.i.das if fee public patronage is the weft salmi 4.f physic For the In:. pose of duiug justice lu the result of our itudiis . ape , rience, and to prevent us front being clussed saolit empirier whose impudent pretensions have, wof‘o.towocly for society, been ton favourably received, we lug irn r submit to the liberal and enlightened • Esill clot •Halroo..lt of Gar pursuits and acquirements. After haruilf r.. ed a regular medical education, as the pupils of Grinds' and Bllgard, whose lectures and pfnci fee we en. folly attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the I. I. n 11...i.i• till, we entered ourselves as studeute in ihst lelmao .1 school fur medical aegoiressents, the Rep)al Carte burgh, and were instructed the elitr. rem Instil.. st Anatomy, Moiety, the theory and practice of Ph ) sie, l Is. ',dairy, Midwifery, Botany, dm. kc. S.c. by those (woo nt Pridemore, Drs. Morin, Gregory, Mark, Ilawiaun. Vuu cam, and Rutherford. We Inuit *cobalt slut he deemed pr.- ssokpliors is saying, that our proAciency r.ttl serpiireise;.l. are not incousiderable. Having fur a bug series of yew , made certain complaiuts, and the various &seam.' of 1/ISBILITY, the particular object of our studies and pear. tier, it will, we hope, be allowed, that we have aripsiod superior huowledge of their trealaleal and fare. In %lel. , and rectal eases of -infection, a-perfect tr.t steltli.laim i! completed is the short period of two days ; tw.d in duce ~ t the ateaust inveteracy, wirtribtheir practitioners hue animas, a proper peeseveranee in our pls.. of tree:Hobe issues to the pelletal a Dire slid radical curl. Amidst Ibe amolipelarly maimy rg disorders which are the effects of • habit loom 'and i nsost ouhappily 11.101.101 by the youth of both sexes, there ate *oar .e a Id. mine, • r isa.“ distressing star those deficiencies:mid JrlHliiirs which fee. quesilYtr,mlityr *bitter the alairtammeasi isle. To fowl. persona it most he • cousoliag riff clam is kayo', IWO Sh'). may inow:lty la 'mew and 'infallible mole of treat oleo!, Ite te etered to Shot Weaved° of all human blessings—a stim.f.• totaliht, eigassiess comillation. In all eases or think' F. (Ma whaellier alai* aellalat, as sell as in ferry sera , eertain heretics., we may be cuot.olical liy pellicsab sex, with the greatest secresy affil Wooer. Patients is the country •re rtaiaralrd to Mate the ita t:i • cuter, of their caw, age, and grarral helot of hying', enclosing a remittance fur advice and medici n es, *,"" the same will be giver or sent to any part ut the Awe. dins. To insure that secretly so essealtal to usr tibiae. the postage of letters may be added to the se. oils for usedicities. Carrie sod C.o. lioroprooo, Members of the Rntel ( 1 .4 5 c 1 of Laden and Edinburgh; sod fosaterly in ids . • Lyric... No. lel, liaison-Garden, okra Certificates ani.11 ,. .- linoioiala may be see,. LONDON: Printed sad Publitied et the No in. 1111Abid; *here Adverlie. mesh, He rimmed, awl I.ssss's' , beellpaid) west be addeeeeed..- te.lllll. Nu P. PMw-4.CMt: SU sad. "`"" 1 "'"". D.its ti: 117414 • . • " NiVA L tivrskLMENcit. ..•004141 ;• AVOW? 24 ;1 X Arrived the Driew,11111111tila; stud Rusnriu, fru= n eguige Passed. up Chimed I. Fortitude [steeleed, ildeninenf, (nom St. Kitt, wit seven weeks--posonigers lauded bete by ▪ pilot boat. Went out of herbonr the Regales (Itnneport) with Awe*, and the Berms* (trenopott) with troops, for Gibralt.w—lnoL brought up at Spitheed. Put back the Galen, Tracey, for Baotou. by asiVerse IbIAL, Ancee? H. Arrived yesterday, and sailed for the River. the Talbert, from Jamaica; Ealing GilltY. New, f ea; Mid this dimming the Ash, [Crony. from the smith s. -,.; the Phaeton, Itesla-Adnairit Otray , fur the Leith end mambas rind bound. . vakkot., Auarry v. Arriveil the Nary, Ross, f ; railed J is 4 WIN boarded by an Invorgeut privatere, who intemw. Nat the brig Tow Buiiliwe had been nw shore MI II ILnn•4 Rocks, bet wus got of wilboel damage. Arrive.l Ow' thl. Dalntarnoeb, niobium*, from New Yolk; rail. .1 Jolly 15; on the 24th, is 121.43. 26. lung. 50. spoke the iticni from Jamaica fur Liverpool. BIRTHS. Ose Saturday maraleg, the !MI instant, at A.hortl.rtitt, near Birmingham, the Lady uf Captain Sleigh, of the 991 h regiment. of a min and heir. On Thomas, laot, at the Deanery, Wills, the tidy ..f the Hun. ausi Right Rev. the Lord Maui, uf Glunceat.r, ur a suit. MARRIAGE. At Initehaven, on the Mb instant, ilfsinairtir only our of Moubieur k 8111114 de Leconite. orrotoratue, in France, to Caroline Margaret, o n ly child of tVaille:110 Camp. bell neatly, Rog. Captain and Adjutant of the Whiteharen Militia, and third carotin to his Grace the Duke of Atigy k. DEATHS. Al his stmt. Daytesford 11011 , W, Worcestershire, on Salm.. day last. in the 8011 h year bf his ace, the 1:;glit Hum Warren Hastings, late GovernurMeorral of Hensal, of Civil Law, aud one of his 31..jesty's Mast ilusuor.ble Privy Counsellors. Ou the 20th instant, at Abbevil!e, in France. George Lennox March, infant sun of Mr. Mateo, aggil three mouths, Mcsamoofn.—Ort Thursday last, at his bursae in this town, at the advanced age of SI, mod in fill possession ne hi. f . collies till within a few hours of his decease, Philip Mraltio. Hardwick, Esq. His memory will long Ir cherished, nut only by the relatives and friends by whom he vr is Nur ..... • for his invariably kind and social attentions, hot al , o by the travellers through the country, to wh isn his r I ga :t ant Arcadian Garden was always open for inspection (p.n.:eel more intrrratiug by the urbanity of his 1111 , 1111ffe in permit : ling it to be viewed, and a. the favourite re.reat of lie in.: mortal Hero of the Nile, who retired with delight at rads of his visits, I. the shade of its aleiive);—.6.l.t the lirmio Pavilion, with the walks in the Beaulieu Greuve, so grail. tying to all who have enjoyed the provost Gum that e n ,. famed eminence, or fled the mesitdring p vita of thus.. nitwi t , almost unrivalled in the whole range of owe their creation to his exertions, taste, and liherality ; and tine future signor, when pie !ging the social gl.nrs In the " Kyrtrin and its pleasures," will look with as eye of affectionate r•. gsp•cl on his portrait, while the bosom heaves the inrolmitary sigh to the memory of the generous futiniir-r. At Warsuria, on the 6th of July, Lieutenant-General Mickrelsky, at the age of 105 years. His first roily in 0 the profes.ion of arms was in the service of the Ein Anne and ElizAheth of Russia, under the ronnict nil of P Marshal Mantel,. He then passed into the A...rnin and served every campaign of th e S ervo Year: War. Ile at. leeward. fought under the banners of &anis:ans. nut quit the army till he had attained the age o f F 0 y. Sr.*. At York, Mr. Thomas Wilkinson, Crisserly a saddl, r list city, aged 66; an eccentric character, oho for upsrarde of 40 years had neve r slept in a bad At &Frahm, in Surrey, Henry Maxwell. Ent who be quouthed btu valuable estates, estinestr•il 31 150,0001. to the arr. George Lefroy, Rector of Limerick. Langford, Leland, Shem Dobounhro, Egg m wants of Zro Medical Attendant to the County Longford Isikr• --- HIGH WATER Tins DAY AT LON 1)0N 11311A.1.. Marring 31 after 9. I Evening satCr 10 or the psout 1 , 80111 • , o 1 .;41i4 Cu l Illird Laws for f. 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