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0 • (11174 FASHIONS AUGUST. • dekerosames Repository of Arts, Fashion, ite DR/111. • A white robe of French cambric er jammed muslin, hot. to ord torrent from the throat to the fca ; SPECMIIII cape, sad 1.4. s late ceffsedttt.lwith sandtke lace; a plaits muslin short irmq ii ki. II 1 trimmed with the manic.' Cottage cap of late, de misted on ant aide with a French bow and ends of violcceo honed ribbon, and tied across the crown and under the chin with a silk handkerchief of a lemon colour. Hair in di a►erelkd cm Is. Lemon-coloured kid slippers and glores. CHILD'S DLLS/. A Highland jacket asd frowsers, with cambric plaited tarter; sliperrs of purple or black kid. PROPItS ADP', OR Pr• -BEACH CORIUMI. A iambic or Indian militia() frock, with long skives, Spanish cuffs, and high Gout and collar, trimmed with double p ', l oins of French net. An Arabian vat, or tunic cent, of apple-peen crane, trimmed round the bottom with two rows sf violet Cos binding, and tied down the front, at regular with bows and ends of viulet.colowred ribbon.— Unoilstal bonnet of straw, or primrose chip, ornamented with rialettoloured ribbon. Slippers of green kid Parasol of morn Chinese silk, with deep awning. Gloves of prim rose Ind. of ttt L 01111R•A1101111. Whaterer diffireoce of opinion the laws for the regalation of doss, slritll I hare endearonred to systematize, may live oceslionel, I hope there will be uout us tin following aeratin observations First, I would couderon every thing in female attire which ►ears say reseinblauce to the dress of team, particularly to that el military 'nee. However ambitious of conquest the rair nay be, they ranoot expect to titian their object by in• spring beholders with terror. Modesty and loveliness are flair legitimue weapons, retreat and ambuscade their chic( military anneearres. Instead, therefore, of imitatinet the tiassesline character, the only or %icty oft Lolies ought to be, to choose those forms ate.l colours in dre►s which assimi late sob the antiment of loveliness, mid which will add to their rill,' SAWN sad attractive ;7'sec. I know there is a race d( Ansa:nos in the prevent age, the Lady Diana Sperikers of the preseut day, to whom all this would appear the height dabourdity. To rival, au4 to cap ~irale men, t h e aim oftbest. ►srolaa ; but they will, lam wre, none find admirers or Imitators amongst throe who an dirtmgarshol GA - 9. osibllily or intelligence. To come to tart iru.ura : I woeild inelada io this censure, isles those Braannia beanets mail helmet caps, which the 1.-Lne Eves mid dattoliters ars m knit of all the lacing, ',wading, sad trimming, which are freMsesitly iutrodurrd Oal the sliaoldvia and bosoms of ilsa most fashionable wee, and shack hare not their oriels is the military mime ur age or cesatry. Every Meow of this Mod ou:d sat des., under the gownl, heed at had taste. Spence.. of all kinds, which have heels log orenannattlfy. kid sometimes staiaally IWO, are libraries decidedly bed In ;Wei mot arwe C ous illicit mutably to ally thin repair ant, bat from theta nue any analogy at all. They me, seder then bat tuodificatious, the diameter ltiessm derma, sat tbe abrupt terusita ties at ihrt what ii sidewise ■int name This *W!• Warn brat larraithlted by daring diesel kW caprice ; I.si eurserit rendeftd it habitual, at Nathan' ata ecru Meanie it to the principles at taste. AasaTrtt EILICAUTIAZUNI. —-—-- - - • Yestrrelar morning. Hi* MAJNITY, and Prin. Autilii A and so Pitt A. took their usual morn. big's ride till twelve o'clock, and were account'''. Ifnl b• Lord WALSINGHAH. Lady CoLLY tic Gt. urala Gam snit Vl' Tea T AID, and Col. l'sr Loa. Surilay evening Their MAJCSTIES and Prineeas Hair walked on ‘Visidaor Terrace. Their MA. ILITILS were accompanied by Earl and COHoittot RALC.WIT. Lord and Lady liosTrik and family, I.orl WaLstauusu, Sir W. Scorn, Laity COL IY AT. Coma Mi.laseut. Generals GARTH and II'UIYAILD. Tae BSA of the Roy il 111 , .rae rinh (Wan) attended, and played till ne ar n i ne 'slack. H's MAJESTY is expected in town to-morrow, to .1 , ! a Court at the QIIEILIN'S Priam - ------- - - --- Lout INA - runup gee* a Grend dinner yeeter- RV, 4t 1114 iIO , IV in Flill-stn et, Berkeley-,niustre. to 1 " it" , a; illenne-4 the Prince of WALES, their oy a 1 /lig:int-sac ' the Dukee of YORK lend Cvm- Famm, 141,,e the first time the latter dim-J.4mi brace the dreadful atteuipt on his life. Ilia It,. al li , (!ine-s wore a i.ln.li cap, and appearrd in {and h into. Ills Rapil Ilialsneas the Duke of Cot t:tone, the Earl of 11•11111PIGT0111, and several btfi..ers, "are torrsefir. Seannute r•f E irl BEURCLEICS health on Si -1.1!(14V " The Carl of Se:belay Ins pined a good Mr Ihn (s aw •mn: i47(."1600, sad is 't rDIVARD JENNEIL" &Arley Cristk, Friday isorailig, July 27• " Si ro•ND BULLETIN rreiriNed yesterday. " Es ' r " t elt"es sight hu-bee• more disturbed than Mt I '"Lat: bet bi s Luse.bip is mach betier this orravaing Iftutday" ei gne 4) " ED. I EN N Lk." "Berlsky Castle, Saturday aurtiag, July as." Set off last week, from the Uniwo Hotel, Elio. rth :--. Ito Stuart Wort' ...v. Captain and Mrs. Gordon, r 'lseult sad Mr. Siolkil, from Stockholm, Jam.. Del 'TT,, Esq. Su. Milian, Jolonstuase, Sari. Sir William Eliutt, I nr and Mn. Ralit., Mr. Lamb sad Mr. Sortees, /Oat . I,. , %%m rsi I'l l ). and Mrs sheflistr, Thomas !town & Er g . kt Ha ,, ien, Esq. 31. P. fit. F. 41.1 °ICUS - 1114X left town yesterday, fur It r Eta of Jrastv sill give • grand atones' this lity.st Iris house ill Berkeley -square, to a numerous •• - mbi•ge of uobility. It is VI luspertd, the worthy Scottish Ritmo. t, Sir P. WAIIIIL..ItEN., will shortly be inatlerliappy in tostritnoiii.al union with the I-lon. and truly aun ty's and accomplisher! Miss Busc•ws• :—and, is be coarse of a Vitt week,, we uitilerstatid, Lord ;tact ru will bt tio less hoopy in • similar union Ntfts the equally arniel,le Mi ss BAmmirs, sister to '' %Taber for Catlf Castle. ~.es rrgimeatiiof Life Go arils were reviewed at K ~.bled. ~,te...,,,,. IN Royal Mighteal t he P:r sic , of %Vitas, th e D u k e of CAMILIIIDOZ, tne ; i s . ' sf II %mg' % , /:ToM, nii.l a tiumerions assemblage L Autrigy, t.eer i rettitte 1% Me EDIMR of tie altirall PRESS. WOOL AND CLOTH. Ste—l trust to your candour for inserting what I am stow sending you, which I hope may tend to counteract a pre jm;ice vary Injurious to the MAlM factoring Interest of the country ; and all the pa pers which gave currency to such erroneous opi nions, I have sindould will assist in &girdling them by the same means. When any question respecting a great public interest appears as a paragraph in a newspaper, it should he burly stated. About three weeks since, it was inserted in al. most all the Papers, both Loudon and •Proviricial, that Spuoish Wool had fallen 50 per cent. and that, of course, cloth must fall in prep, tom. Now the tact is, that cloth fur the last eighteen mouths has by no means borne a relative price to thlit of wool; and whilst the latter was selling ut 15.. per lb. cloth was viirchused by the wholesale dealers at 3s. and 4s. ittr yard under its cost price. The hot wool cannot at this time he bought under I Is. or Its. per Ili.; and cloth certainly has not been sellin4 at a rate accordingly. Can the public, then, under existing circumstauces, expect it to be lower ? And if what I hive idea used be nut COI reef, let me be contradicted. July 28. A Falun TO TAUTII. DUBLIN, Jim, •16. The Duke of Iticlitno.4 had a large dinner party yesterday, et his Lodge in the Park ; ninongst tii.ose ',rearm. were. Lent De tilaquiere, Sir Charles Ormsby, Sir Cherie+ Vernon, Colonel Longtielrl, Mr. Noreot, and the Surgeon-General. Sir Charles Vernon had a grand ball and slipper party last night, at his cottage in the Park ; amongst those who were present, we noticed the Lurd Lieu tenant, Duchess of Gnnlon, Maxwell, Sir Charles Saxton, Sir C. Ormsby. Colonel, Mrs. and Misa Longfield. Lady Anne Gregory, and the two Mrs. Dimwits. The Duchess of Richmond, we are sorry to learn, had lstely ■ iniscaretsge, which prev..ntel lief Setting, aut fo► this country at the nine the in tended ; but we are happy to learn, her Grace is is well as esti be expected. Cupt. Ready, who 111 gone to England r.. claim Rome property that de volves to I by his sister's death, will accompany her Grace on her return to Ireland. We leave every• pro.T.ct of au abundant harvest ; the wheat crops are more losoriant Owe h.sv Levu retneenbered fur some years. Tim) .fe r •iit. Lev.• improved the barley aml oats, so that full Aver.e.le crop .s exteected. Putstoe, will also be abuntiaut. —(Droghedo A etes-1..-rter.) Mr. Mu ator.r closed Lis engagement at the Ply mouili-Uork Theatre on Thuratay last, whe e ;- merits woe fully appreciated. Miss Macaw co; iiiii cored an engagement iitt nights at the Huh Theatre last night. The Theatre will close on Tuesday next. Mrs. Nluutetatti cumuseined au esgagem- n• ;it Plvist , buth.Onek Theatre, this night, to the par; Of * florins. in the Opera of the Cabinet. Mr. li..lotirtivroN took lease ut the Edinburgh aspliestee on Friday List, its the part• of Air A rrhy Alnesarcastm, after the manlier of COOKE; With the Three Sinks, in the Vince ul Tide 77aree ead the Deuce. Mr. Coosa and Mrs. JOHNPTON were to ter. form the p•Mi.. sit Sir Gi.'es Dees-reach, aud .X 4 iforealrerg, at the Liverpool Theatre, lost night. Mr. Wins:man patronized the Comedy ut All is the If rars4. and the iuter►rting Drama sit The Tale of Mystery, at the Swansea Theatre, last week. LIVERPOOL THEATRE ROTAL.—Mr. Cnoi• made his first appearance for the season on Tuesday night, soil has played every litxttt since to the most cro.ided and brilliant houses. Mr. Conic has been occasionally. • little hollow ; but the ener,y, acuteness. and discrimination of his acting, a►e entirely unimpaired. The season has been very favourable, we un•ler stand, to partridge breeding.-I.llrJa are expected to be plentiful. The noble mansion of Treg•thnan was last 84. hardily the scene of juvenile festivity :—the children of the schools supported by his Lordship's munifi cence having on that day their Satarnalirt. That excellent and highly-diwildmed Regiment the t2lll, or Prince of W 4 1.[4 . • Light Dragoinc., are to Ire reviewed at Rumford Common this &ye by his Royul Highness the Duke (ire 111111111D01. Tlir .at arrivals at Swansea are— Rsr and I.soly (a)an and farads, Cram) Craig, M.joi ad Mr.. Shelve., Me. and Mrs 1 / 4 1,.krs, Captain I. Learn wad Lade, Mr. E.B. Price, Mr. Snit Mrs. nniannood, Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Vstes, Mr. Blake, Mr.. M.1.6', tan Miss Pazt•, Miss Hretur, M.ju► Poor, Mr. and Mrs. Hartapp, Mr. Mrs. awl Miss Soave, Jae. ice. The Ltrighton Races commenced no Friday ; but ("nine to the unfavourable state of the weather, only one rrce wu• decided—the Pavilion Stok.-.. whirl) was won by Lord Eilacuutur's Gohaana. The Plate of tool. wilidt was to have been ran fur, was put off sill Saturday. Several handsome erinipages were on the grentot. The town is full of wisitura. The public days at Knowsley commence on Thursday next, the 2d of August. and will continue the tire fullowim,jhursdays. Dinner at tire o't lock. A melancholy occurrence took place at Parkgate on Sunday se'sinicht. A ratty of eight persons took a boat to sail on the river; but not under standing the management of it, in making an in judicious Lick, the boat upset, by which they were all precipitated into the water. from whence three may escaped with their lives! A bout twelve o'clock yesterday, the report of some brag golfs was heard in the thrretion ut the Tower, and supposed to be afett-de-joie to honour of a vic tory. This wits a usiiitake. The repart proceeded front some vessels og the River. Lam week. as some workmen employed by Mr. WsTeas. butcher. or Brecon, were polling down an 0141 hon.': in that tone, for the purpose of re building it. he was very itgr...-ably surprised on fading a valuable parry, whit•h had been secreted in the %all of ■ chimney. and hail p►obably lain there more than two centuries. The purse cou►ained abolit thirty pieces of gold coin. amp ton of 5 ilver, chiefly of the reigns of Henry VIII. Philip and arid Vizabetb. SPofrlro iiVTELOCENCE. oR AMETING. WEDNE ssss 31.7(.1" 25 4 Purge, naue for Hones .rf ail . mile h id e r 31t.Gascitigs r 's bitby Ti 1111 l tli, ,4 pa 01 , 4 3 I I Mr. Richarasmis br. c. by M001t:4., 4pa old I .1 3 Mr. Fletrher's h. I by ()offload, st yrs. old Mr Sti bi. f. Simialle,bl, 4 yr% o!.1 4 3 4 Mr. Hothirnies e. e. ”'s old. Mr g. by E'er, yrs. old Mr. Stasisbu t k' s b. f. by Sir Pete, yrs. old. 7 di - . LAME. DA fi r . — A Sweepstakes of lore each. p p with ttogii added by use torn of Ornixk i I L.—a toe t wo.olite brat. Mr. Scarixliriek's b. f by tier Peter Mr. Oliver'. b. e. by Yonne Star a Sir W. Gerard's b, r. Corderuy Pd Sir T. S. M Smoky's b. f by Alexander p.l Mr. Bradr's b. f. Maktabift 114 MR D• 11. A Match for itpL6ne two mar heat Mr. R. Rollin ...3u'. b R. t.; yos old 3.st ..(0..,1ked over) Mr. J. Davie:fa b. g. Dousc..tob, J yrs old, Wt. eotaso•i. A Purse calor lugs—Too mile heats. IA Rule Wes b 'Frosty, ♦ )rs old Mr. Hotcbinsuu's b. e Preston-lid, 4 yrs old 3 I V V Mr. Hunnuds hr. r Gamecock, 4 yr. old Mr. Siurfurd's bl. f. Moonlight, 4 yrs uld dr Mr. Sultishrick's br. f J yrs uld SAME DAY. The !..nyolty Cud..-.t Gold Cup, value inpgs given by the Corporation of &Item, added to It Sweepstakes of togs. each, for all ages —ooe 4.taile brat Sir It. Brooke's 11. f. Lhtebess, 4 yrs old Mr. Oliver's b. g Sbebit's tdnreu , a yrs old ti D. of Horitiltim's g. c. by Driiiiiii, d yrs old Sir J. th. e. Calie . ,o 4 yr. old . • Mr. Blanclelt's b. c. tiAl4o44oBh. 3 yrs old ...•.... pet Sir %V Gerard's b c Corduroy, 3 yrs old Pd Mr. Hultun's b e Clieesegictor, 3 ym uttl D. of Hamilton's b. f Lads Little, 3 yrs old Mr. M:isms'. b. C C11 , ..3 1 r,, 3 yrs old.. IA (Word's b 5 yrs old pd Mr. gliston's b t Visliadtuitta, yrs old Mr. Witham's br. m Dimpir,S yrs ul.l Pd 114448 DAY. A NT 3tcl. fur sags. p. p. ore wile. D. Dons,,.. c. p. Dick. ;.Zed W. Critcbley's b. p • ”'s utd 8 FRIDAY. A Parse value 3nrs fur allag.g—.Tloree mile beats. Mr. Scarisb:iek's br. f. :i yrs old Sir T S Massey b. g Viper, 6 yrs. old t 9 1.1 Raorliffe's b. S. Trusty, 4 yrs old a dr Mr. lttrharduti a br. cby Simi 4 yrs ..... dr Mr 11..11134es rh. e.Serjrant, 4 yrs old dr Mr Hatetnirsuis's b c Preston Lad, s yrs ul4l dr Mr Hoursim's br. e (;aiskeruek, 4 yrs ....... dr Mr. &afraid's h. f. 31imuliglit, 4 yrs old.. dr ••Mr. • Sweepstakes or a op. each, p. p. tor limiters not Ilsoroagh bred. Tv carry i.:M. Two mike. Mr. Tempest's b le by Z3rhariah Mr. Gail...was b. g try ITLiskey . Mr. Couliff..'s b. es. Dos 4 „ Mr listl:uo's br. h Manama pd Mr. Olaud.ll. rb g Flyaway SirT S. M. Stanley's b. g elmater Mr Searisbrielt% b. L. Roger Pd Mr. Reasuu's bg. Loyalty _ ;pd SALIM DAY. A Sweepstakes of 7gs earls, p. p si t h logs lidded by the To.. atlnnskirk. Two.tkile Meats. Mr. 1.1.-4 ~0. br.g Omen Bobby, 6 yrs old Mr. Ile. dace's eb m Joliet, aged Mr. Itt. Rolluisod's O. y. Pepper, 6 yrs old 3 dis Mr. liroutfield's la g s yrs old. rd IL llostyo's p kik m 3lmams, S yrs old pd M. Js. Davies's d. g. Denscutes, J yrs did... STATE Or THE COCKING. • 36 Hie Mai• asJ 7 11)es, tor tugs the ILittle, and go , :p the Main 91111 WM GLAARD, 11•Iti: TIM. SOAtl9llllle/L, rm. Ssuley, Feeder. Harrisou, le.skr. N. B. sa. R. Tursday 6 • 11rdwesday......• •.. S I 1 liersd.sy Friday Geier., betting fur the Si. Leger-7 to I and 4 to 1 again.% °mine, by U ghrough ;sto 1 ag Pius any other. Omni:irk Race., which began es Wednesday lad, have been attended by it very• numerous and bril liant assemblage of the nei4litiwitring gentry. The diversuni it .s been, on the *hob , very good, parti cularly tat Tnur.tl ty. The weather was very tine, an l the course in excellent order. We art con cerned to state, that sonar very distrewatog accident. hare ham.e.ne,l on this oecasion. Mr. Rascu, a rc -p enable en:tell-proprietor in Liverpool, was on IVedneithly thrown from the dicky of •coach, and unfortunately hating got entangled with the wh-el., was so dreadfully hurt that he survived only till the following day. Another person was thrown from his horse, anti had hi. leg and thighs broken ; and a third was thrown from n conch in Dale-street, and very dangerunoly twitted. Accidents of this kind of hut too frequently amidst the col - Amon and bustle of ■ horse-race, and the crowded state of the roads on such occasions. The Agricultural Meeting at Helston, on Toe d iy, Aaq well attended: and the cattle ehewn of improved breed. Mr. Drew's Bun, which car ried the first premium, was suppesed to weigh nearly 13 cwt. About sixty Gentlemen and fanners dined on the wredeinu at the Angel Inn. after which the premiums were distributed as foi lnw Mr. W. Drew, of St.Coisosb, rot the hem Bull, 51. Vyrl ViVl2ll. Esq. of Trehmsrren, for the second best ditto, el. Mr Ales. Peal, jaw. Cush-woe, for the best Ram, free fur all England, U. Mr W. Plomer, Rt. Martin in Mintage, for the best Rarn yraled m l'ornoall, Mr W Symms, of Newland, for the best Hog Ram rased in C ntaall, el. Mr. Jos. Heady, of Gunwalhw, for the beer Rant yeased is Corse:Al, the property a • garner is lb:. Coooty, get ting his livelihood solely by fimulog, awl R'tile to his ono metes, oemipstioo at Rack Kest, or otherwise, of not pester valise than soul., el. Mr. W. Blooms,. f St. Mamie is Minesgc, fur the weed hem ditto, 11. Mr. Oliver Edwards, of St. Iletboey is Miaow, for the best Bum, el. Mr Joseph Jacks, of Wcutlrun, for the weed beet ditto, 11. At the Wrestling, hist week, at Helstua a the prizes were adjudged as follows Cl.nassa of Redriitlt, tint ; Availed Daily of Wettiknn, serood Thomas Tntl.mr of ditto, tb.e.l; a i d series:it Thomas of dm Miami, Yeernaisry, • geld. laced bat, erls.cts was sires the seemed eiremeg by the gee, hears present. Wednesday, a man belonging to one of the 111.itsitt's.liay seam., Cornwall, in attempting to ire • Kite's neat in a hie' cid at fn, fell ea& v or ninrty fret alaw.st perpendicular L. fight, npo4 the CTSIICS 6 , 10 0 ', yet escaped with eti'y a far sl wit biwar:l LAW LITELLIGENCE. .. COURT OP RING'S BENCH, Curr.o■ %LL, JuLir 30. Siftings et Aid Prins, tifure I ord ELLIIN sosouim mai a Special ✓ury. CONSPIRACY. THE RING V. THublAti itEDILILL AND JON tit PNAI.L. The D. Pendants were indicted for conspiring to. gether for the purpose of defrutuliii4 S. Moorey of the snot of 001. under tile prets nee of gel el.g n a I , blCe in the Customs; winch tended to filing flu Majtioty . o Consinisnioners of Ci.otu its into pute. Mr. ATTORNEY-GENERAL staled, that he hoped the offence which the Deli stdal.ts rood charged with, would nut often °rem.. lie fad to impute to then, that they compired to get a s um o f mone y Irina Stamm I Nic;c'irey, for procuring I a lade-wale t-r's situation in Ills Alajcsty's Customs. The Defendant Redden had hers, no officer in the Customs, but dismissed fur misciiiii.tter. The other Defendant is an officer in the Cu-tunas ; and by his being on active one. had got lulu liar good opinion of Mr. %Villiams, one of the C iiiii asissioners of of Cr:aunts, which he abusi.d by ittipositur on that gentleman, by irtirreetiiing Moorcy as his re. lotion. which indwell 31r. Wiiliaieta to give the •p. ponitinent of title.•u.ter to Muorry. In the tirst instance, Samuel Monti expre-sed ids wish of hay. tiig a situstiun in the Cunning fir Excise, to • 10.11 of the name of Wiltshen, who i..troduced him to the Defendant (Reddish); who, on heinlaequainted with his wish, sepresentrd himself us tile general agent fur the Cointionsioners, fur procurant them . 1.erso••• to purchase situations; and *ISA he had been in that capacity for 2.1 years„ it nue Mg ne- Eriiniry fur him (Air. Attorney-General) to state the whole of the evidence that would be adduced; suf. lice it to ii4y, he would prove the conspiracy. It might be tiecessury for I to *tide how it hod been discovered: Moorey did not did the situistion as valuable as that represented b% the Defesidants, an which he got dissatisfied, and made the transucaion k no, n to the Commissioners. The Patent was produced, to sliest that Mr. U'illiatus was one of the Commissioners of the Customs. Samuel Moorey, a preferable tide -waiter, de. posed, that in Sept. Mu he became Reyna:toed with Reddall, through Ws!Wien. Hr said he was the general agent or the Consusissiemera, that he could get hint a preferable tide.waiter's place-for 801. ; on the 15th Sept. the witness went to Red. doll's house by his appointment ; he was nut at house ; the witness sat down is the kitchen : on Reildall's coming through the h 411,. he told ha sister that he had procured the pace for the w.toess ; that the other Defendant (Depnrill) and he were to divide the eighty ponods, ear. pa 51. he must give Wiltshire. On his entering he kitchen, he add the witness he bird procured the ai tnation for him. The is a.k,rl hi m If the C , iroinissioners knew by what means be aas to be appointed ?, he replied in the affirmative, for how could it be got otherwise ? he had paid to Mr. Wil. li mn ,. one of the Commissioners, 601. and lie was to hive the remaining eoi. for his trouble. The next evening they met again at the Ship public.. house, Tower-hill. Th e - Plaintiff paid him 1101. throne' the hands of the landlordias, by the desire of Retilall, he said he most not receive it directly from the witness. The landlord gave him a receipt, purporting to be en indemnity, if the witness was not appointed, that the money should I.e reward to him. On the morning following, the ultima t es.. comp:tiled by hi• brother-in.lae, Tho mas L ee , met the Defendant (Reddall), and gave hints joint pro. missory note payable in 10 days, for 601. He produced two papers, one purporting that he had odd out 60!. of stock to pay Mr. Williams, the other per porting to he the receipt of that Gentleman for the sum of 601. On the 23d of September the wit. ness and Lee celled oil Definall, who west to the Custom-house, and brought back the fol'o.:iug note : ' "Counterbowie. London, sad !tee. IS .4 S3lllllCi Mooney to too a preferable tide.waiter, in the our of Wm. Chandler, resigned. .1 tV. - " There does sot appear to be any objection. P. L. C." The witneos inquired if he isnuld be asked any questions et the Custom.hunse, whether hr had paid any money fur the appointment Redden said, no; they rilwejs passed those things by, when he brought any one to be sworn in. The witness was assort' into the offiee on that day. H. dined that day will the two Defendants. It was the first time h had seen De Nothing particular oca corned. The situation did not turn out es turns. tore as had hero represented ; he only received Gil. for a year's He remonstrated with Red den, and wrote horn a letter to that effect ; iu con sequence of which he refunded to him SOI. Itsd. dell told him, if he wax net 'unshed, be should bore him soon dismissed. He riagoed a release to Redden on the 4th of December lego. Mr. Dal. ston„ an Attorney. was regent. On his cross-examination by Mr. Cotamos Sell. 'nage, he said. that when he went b, I -re the Lord Mayor, his Lordship asked him, did he net, on bg• ing quehtied for the situatwo in the Cur ems, swear that lie ilid not pay any fee or reward for obtaining it lie answered, that Redden told him it Islas only a form; and. to the best of his knowledge, he had never swore to that effect ; and he was now con vinced he never did, or that he never heard such words read. The oath was then produced. signed Moorey." lie acknowledged it was h.s Lord Et.t.esionaounn—..lt is too much o ask for a verdict, on the evidence of • wiin.m that comes under such anspicioas circiusetances. 1 must strike out the whole of his evi lS ire : it is for you. Mr. Attorney-General, to colitud.r wheiher you can subsiatiste the charge witoout it. Th.,e prosecutions are most proper. hot • hen • man de. nies tliht Ite did take an osth which he alEx•d his .igia tune tn. it would r.-qtvre every pert of his evatiomee to he corrobor Mr. Arronota•ti Wit It II • In jtistiee to Mr. William.. I big your L 0-hip will allow ma to mill him." ....... "';llarris. a Commissioner or Clod's'''. de posed. • t he did !In' knots the I)efends•it the Defe:ielin t Depnall hsd been his sr. vent before he got A•tn s plate in the Cs•toms. Depnall told bia Moo•ey was his relative ; be a K. 6 or es, ken ■ad lent, ap mi of w mot, II the OM 0,- 31%11 ,hero ith of , coo i tUti C' t 1 set• tlx e a StS roue arien s tar