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At. &"V 1 1 1 t . served, that Ilia airstlif Ler 3304 at least. slut 'I 'Po t Ile,. etiatoomorple aim spas ef the value in loons. Wohwiet mod -Ise riot was want any good.. U. hr n 4 ,1 no melons of rhtposing of them. Nettle •haspied, *aunt finderthe coAnteY, Aline tea-trap'. and twinned in some untie, that wog iu a corner, 44 the Komi. whirls wthtem was to hike in part tray• ment--bnt •he •Liffl nothing about hirtfoet. Wit tiros was end very maeh ifisonpoieted when Ise foonti he wus to take esti growl of shabby but lotto. NI.-.le sett! 151. more intuit be added, but not oe lbe tell, for commission or discount% All 'his with 51r. Neale. Witness asked how ter twide 'Alt the IS!. ? He answered, the bill ".01111"Hallt: glatai nod t h ey always charged as fetich "nt stPtt tie for 3001. Ile then handed rum • copy et a tall for 9001, lint Captain Chant tif•ri .61 , •••ert it to e 751. wont., drew the bill, nail took it to bit brother, who accepted it. A day or r wort - ter be etitird nod MAW Neal... who said he htd twit it,,,, got the money. bat would procure it is am dec.. ‘l . hen he mar rolled. Captain Chem .& v. w:...pulp hint. 51e. Wilcox was, on this OCCr• P 1 1 ,11.. intro•iner,t to hint by Mr. Neale, whip sail. .• W. f .., the Gentleman who has got the money is'i v''"." " .21 e 011 "iLre it 225/. for yeti ;" anti. p • leg hood nn a parcel. " here is 50/. !onions, which makes up the difference." woo. Chamber, exclaimed. " fly Ti—fi this is I , t It .d ! It i• in4king iigreat factitive. The but t. 0. ore net worth etl. 11 you can do without the t' "'tt . r, do to, for f3--it's sake." Waco( de tired, if it were not 6.r the bottom. he would ne t leant th.• money.. Captain Chambers asked • who., lir would do with the buttons ? 550 1411111VerYla, he woisld leave diem there for the gig they were ten heavy In carry ewny. Noefe oh-erred that he mold dispose of them, and tilt. h•r getting them off hi* handy. Wit t is he wan charged for eonbith,ine. vtol to/. t.'r ili4:,ming of the button., it wet, ele.or 5..• vinvol,l cet ootIong• for than. To which Neale rr , " 4 /, f at great raerlicea must ht rn•cle nn •••1 II oeraterma. Witeir..4 It ft the bourne. at mot trod never •tore tverived them, or any v Int 'them. lie called OtlCe or twice to know %%rebel. NeBl.• hod elopost-41 of dirt». lie was " ...r edolu ille first instaucr, thit Nerle lot .1 not thvtio—tlvitthry *ere under the entilitert-eml when he went there mgain, lie W 29 told by 'Neale, th.it, ns not paid for them, they had bovn 'est, huf k to Wilcox. Captain Chambers was neat cilled. Hr fully coerolltewsted the evidence of Mr. A natio. To reboil /his evidence, air. SC IitI.ETT brord IVoleror, who suited, tha.. at the time .614 b.mltreptey. he c,rried on the business of tr•otmempst. He never had any transactions •v•th Neale till he saw hi,o allotst these bottom.. Neale alyditd to witness. offering to ptsrehsve 50% o hnr if fw irmeliri glee hioi the SlNlferesser .1 • hill f0r 1 275f. titters agreed- te tIR, ass, if he 4:14.41 the vecoritiee, winch, on inquiry. he found to be ruffiriently respectable. Witosas .atoteel to ti r*ie that Iw had A cpstetity • of bottenri en hand. Cr whirls' he agreed to perrehove /50 rms. at 44. Per 41. e dents. That was the regntar p :re—and he would •not mil them tender. Wet -1,00 was not the perms who carried the buttons or toe gooney to Neale's. That wan done by a Mr. lieotine. of Cleekvaivell. at %ittor+s's rrquest. ' i teeess.iled not see Austin at Nlr. Neale'g. Ile server saw Austin so Chambers, the bill became all.. Ile bad .never seen the buttons since7anit I-ail serer red/tired it y in the shove o f 41i.- b!urst or premium. ele g m bolting but the bill itf tritchacge. Ilr had no partnership with Neale— 'twit ettirected tto profit from the transaction, except se'tst accrueil from the stile of 501. worth of gootk. Mr. Neale was again twlirtl. lie stated thus NV,lenw w i tint the pets,u who paid the nini.ey, er 4.thrrtil th , .. bottom. Ile never belt• Wilcox before Hatt trosmiction. IVitaie!.s out the .gout of WII 1, hot of Austin mitt (71iritilwrg. Mr. GIMIET rrphfd to the. evidence. Mr. SCAIILETT ulnae n general mil). The CIIIFF JUSTICE susurninol up. .11 was, he olperved, for the Jury to consider. whether Wilcox grid Nellie were not acting In einscert—srlwther this st•atenUs tritnsactiott WAS not their joiut wink ? It was Stated, that Wilcox was tint the person whit prod the to miry—litst that. Was of little importance, wore he admitted that hi• agent, Mr. Valentine, frlal acted for hint. If the Jury believed that DI, ale aril Wilt:4 , X were alike cognizant of this tianaac' ion, they would riod fur the Dtfesulant. iinaledlately returned a verdict fur the 1;•fe;:11.sut. • LIABILITY OF STAGE-COACH PROPRIETORS. sine o. wut.ail oho OTIIIMS. This *sr an sctiou to recover a competiaation in • d:ioutAes for the iojery. direct and consequential, : sustatued by the Plaiutiff's wife by the topt•etting a the Defendants' stage-coscli funs Stroud. in Cluoct•tes.bire. to Loudon, by the neglect and n . o*lieutfuct.of IMeisslasate servants. The da mines were laid at 541. Ur. Gratamr. slated shirt's to the Jury in dr ta;ted in the &Hawing evidence:— . IL withiwiwe 1111•1obrs wns a passenger by the Stroud roach no October 17, 11417 ; Mrs. Buds the Plaits tall'. wife. was also a passenger. Witness and she Ist (+Jae to each other outsi.l;:. There was a lady sof the name of P.tikiasuas inside. Wants* was mien up at SLtuu.l. Mrs. Witt** place was taken titers, bet she did not get up nil the couch tame to•Ustembeidge, a *hurt Jalancr OH the road. 'rile agile -tree of the coach b uke a little •My from Alsotigli•iii. the opposite side from Loudon. The is. eels fell on rte *Ode. unit ail the pas.engeta came it. Wttnes., oil colleting hermit, saw Ales. 8.r.l I ) isog on the ground. with her collar - - , nd ht r vitoldtb.r very moult hoot ; purser her j ourney to L"litioh ; pluCilftd, to which site was Cull 101s, ar:ure sine was obliged to rtatteight. On writing it was fur a surgeon. who had her cut of her ,lathes about tier to grt at it. Wanes, . fur mail parr ; she was in ;fie. C,fie ace ideur. Ilex babbitt's' is 41141 kept ass 'AI stunt. which ars 'to by hrs. The sturgeon pilsiciaus from who Et , VII lbws. saw the sale-tree a fag occident. Eros Abisploo Mrs. • to LOUdeil. ott aCCUCISIt of her ; tbitlsC InAtu, and by 1 was out able' to it pint-4.114W W. 6 1, Wryed to Athiseus remain above a lot c.•-Try Send 1.111 to brd, at d c 14 , ,,,t5t.1er, It, emir, ic,tovrti M.a. Um' /..rfcct health before v Isi ..trrer ; Slug TIT 1 41sscipu11y Thrusted todid In tent Srt 4 1 oaldeti Mo. Bad, 4.0 afire tLe melt li,rd ins removed 1 , - . -, • • • • t , „Ala s .'s/IRa :AI • u e " isavi.ty to fet there. 11.0Latel* ins Nate fee boa .1 1 01 1 0esitlist or the ktlirirs btl llt, ILA NI kid veilso.g. Sloe is now faelriai,llegiopeollfriliviesse beeriliate of the state of the eetree. and of the erred : *lie 1. el , greet 4ral et*" wad suA s prstre , jrrobolooSlity of the occorrence a the isCeldtrot. as its b" "We s" put her hand ; .load .tseeiosiatcolineg the wheel fur the last toile. A ba t ter cenannotong a irldisalsoopf tbeelahltrai4": Av. SCallitoxre denied the extrveernesa of this jived Iblr dettene e rt am . t h ee , t rio d e ,' to tittmesSt. slew. llesertiffir, loud celled wp Colman, the guard s said .he believed the did . ..rent stream reaso•ineldr and firlin disclaimed havitog any idea whatever of dais. fair ; their amount yule 41. 14e. At isreseirt Mrs. ,gee. having examined the szleetvre at Stroud that bum is sottorti,..e. ttn.ble to mussel lib ISP, iottrit.eft ttittiotittit„ i t , t h e or pa th s with which I Nle..tiont 1t es. Reline% were then re-examined. the had nettr b e en s tfl co e d beirire. Mr. Wed and ewore that they had heard the guard say, the came to Atil t 's / hi tt two ur three louses to are his Smithy nreohog after the arctilriot, on she stairs of wife. t the i•loo at Ali:towing). that she 'lle-tree had loten Mr. gulniefi. busbottid of the last witness, was broken horfine leartint Stroud. and flint he had heel , In outside poeienger when the accident occurred. watching th e w heel fur the last aide, before the There were about ten per.ons vitality, and be coach was tinsel. thinks the 'coach hail ins full complement inside and 51,.. SCA a LET r said it was to suppo.e outside ; besides. there was a number of °taxes and l that the guard would have trusted the salesy of trunks, and a good deal of luggage on the top of i himself or othe.• too the cow+. had he tiwete.teti the coach. It appeared quite a 101 l load, but too- the klionlo-d ge re presented by the last two Wit. 11111.): particular. rhr wheel broke ttlintet one' l eases. o'clock in the day ; witness ex:intoned it a little Mr. GURNEY hiring cotochnleol his reply. after ; it was the iron part brute across. and The Cuter JUSTICE told the Jury the question it did not appear to be s e d; about twi.thiodi of for their cionsulyneinno was. whether the Defendants it Deemed to have been previously fractured. These lied word the he y e saary precautions for the security parts were quite dull, the others quit. bright ; has • of such poorsnos a s they esigaged to convey by their not the least doubt there was ass out fracture. The 1 carriages: end they were to recollect that Oar law coach slid not sustain any shock or jolt ;it was go- made then ac t au n t Ible far the caleleasness or tie ing on very quietly ; should think the fracture most glect of their its, if it should appear that they have been visible when the axle was taken off to be i hail bees, guilty of one. eused. In his cro.s-essutioation, witness deso►itten him self us a trader in cloth did not know much shout the construction of carriage•, but knew Illotortialog shout iron. -- Milla►, another outiride paa•engrr, the axle-tree after the accident, anal corroborated the arr•ouot given of the fracture by the preceding wit- John Smith, • person in die employmrnt of Mr. Bird, who arrived at Abingdon the Smod.,y after the accident, mode a similar statement real.erl log the axle-tree. Witness waited on one 4.1 the proprietors to speak to him in reference to the great injury and exoense incurred by Mrs. Bird; hr ex pressed himself very sorry, and said that whatever was* fair remuneration should be old. Mr. Sherwood, a surgeon, resident at Abingdon, was called in to are Mrs. Bird; found her in ir state of insensibility ; there was a concii,ei on h er brain, in consequence of the fall, sod her collier.. bone was hectored ; found it necessary to cell in another prohasional Gentlemon, from Oxford, Mr. ; the latter was paid two ginner'• for his visit, which is the usual fee to a surv•oo for such a distance ; witness's bill was 7/. 61. Joerph Jahn. sosistant to Mr. Western. a snr germ who atteisdeil Mrs. Bird, when she Gist came N town, proved the pisyinent of • bill by her of z/. ss. Mr. Parkingtoo, a surgeon, examined Mr.. Bird almost two months ago, (.reparatory In this trial ; found thr joust of her shoulder much injurrd ; did nut COUCti VC she would rver neat-01y rov..vor the usutioas of the joint, winds was much strained. slrs. Minata bring called spin. stated, shr haul seen a bill of 15/. 17... 10.1. paid to tlir solormt at the ion at Aloingolun. There were several oilier ex penses, wloiclyniy,ht swum to Si. James Bird, Zit to the P!. • •tf, is a pl..sterer. It was two mouths before Inq mother could appear i n th e o! that bwitiies• it Is neces.ary to lift ins from one Niue to another, wh i ch she was quite unequal to. Witiirits attended the sli..sp daring that time ; had it not been for him, they would hare been obliged to employ a shopitiait.— Witness earns from thirty to thirty-shirr week at his trifle of Oilmen-% Thirty 9.1 isllitto week would not have been too much for a shistitnan, and to board The Plaintiff's ca•e here closed. The J,lty, after ; Glile &liberation. fuuud a verdict fur the I)lAnita. Nith full 114111111r11. R1()T AT AciHTII SHIELDS. _ . The keeltnen open thin river hove net yet returned to their work, and there i> at presect little prospect a their doing frt. We regret to State, that they tr•ive this week threatened to pull down "outr of the @faith", and vliewii a ult.visisiout to carry their threats into execution. In consequetice of their proceed ing. the ilr.r4orods have been called out. awl the e.e!glibooring Al.dgertrates hare proceeded' down each sidle of the river, rind sworn in sever:ll sore'sl constables fir the protection of the sonitlis ; varties of unlitary drlvo hive been stationed at ilitrererst pliers nu the river. ,tirrrral of the inhabitaid% of this town were aka sworn in as special constables on Thursday morning. We revel tit pt.tte that :t serious tli•turb once took place on Thrir•day afternoon, at North Shields. The Nlayuir of t i ts town had proceeded down the river with the civil power, aided by the bouts of his 111..j.n0y'.1 ship with a tier. , of uprising the is ivur; atoll dd the river (winch hail been inter.. two d for the 1,1,t fortnight by the riotous proceed. idtes of the ifirehtiett), am' hail gone on "bore at North where he was unwounded by a large owl tdinsidltrinnv ustih, and Oleitaraird from the boats. Mr. Scsni.ETY, sin the part of the a.rro.tonts, that iltcy had made every rea►onatdr e •ra tion, and hail .hewn a disposition to come In any equitable arraygement with the Plaintiff to on vent the case b ing brought hrfnre a court of jointer, but that his d. rounds had been so exushitosit. they were relliciantly compelled to let the matt. r take its coupe. lie orgived that the case of the pro prietors of A coach was 061111)641y if.ttrrrio from licit of a ciiirirr—the latter had his own nine to deliver goods at a certain place, but the for mer were lied down to perform tlw jouru.y unli t,. certain boors. Ile was ready to prove that the Defendants took particular c.re iu examin ing their axle-tires previous to beii.g us.J, and evi] passed them through the tie to do•cnver whether they contained ally latent II ova. It was only in May last that the axle-tree in qoystion listt been tidiest out and passed through the fire.. And the "whole coach newly tilted up. Ile blasted. therefoie, that when he should have oliewu that no care or precaution had been omitted by the De fendants. the Jury would consider them entitled to a verdict. The nioh 'hen ontimenced ell attack with paving ,tAtie4 mini ou the limits, by which itia:iy of lIY pe-31 , •-fillicerg sod of the bests clews were srvrrrly w,ms.ilt..l This atiack we. continued unremitiii:;4!y, , witli threats on the part of the nioh to sink the I,o:iis. The crews were obliged at Irmoli, in sit fvtice of their lives, to lire some shots, and it is rumoured that nrir has been attended with Lital ellects. The mob afterwards turned their fury nitnu the Northumherlinid Arms Inn. in which the ildAyor was. and Ile all the windows and doors. I n 0... Stale of affairs, o detachment of the 6itt Dragoon Guards arrived, and tranquillity was restored. The following wltnesses were then called : Jo*. %%Imhof o is crisch-smith to tlw Defendants; their wile-trees are litrong-r than those generally used in 11w trade; the old axle-trees 10 the coach in question h.id been takes out some before and new ones put in ; they had leers. passed through the bre and thoroughly examined ; it was not possible for any huunin foresight to guard against every de fer, in trots ; iu the waent case every possible pre caution had been exercised. It is, Ise ►hoot 3 he was • p•av bcullermatt. All was quiet on Friesy In cormqui-nee of a reqiiest from the Mayor of tlii. town. a piety of fit3o of the 40th regiment ar rived loge ilorieg Thursday night. _ _ Criss-e.rovained,—Could not recollect the pre cise time when tlw new axle-trees were put in. Thus. Simkins lived with the Defendants as at r front upwards of SO yeas; recollected their buying the coach about half a year before the accident h.fp. pealed; they had it newly painted and tilted op. IVitness's bareness is to examine the coaches before they vet out in the morning ; had examined this coach the morning it left London, and every part appeared pound. • Ji sltua IVare said his business was to remain the whale day at the Ball sod Tooth, oiling the abetl. of the chilerent coaches. He had seen the axle very little before the accident, and thought it in a sound state. The *dolma oiithe Wear It.lt•e this week tefo4etl to proeced too , po without au oily:owe of wage.. Tltty are dr,irutt-, we underPt•uid, of roislng their wage's • from VI. 101. Iv 31. 104. per voyage. The ship hove Hot euure to a dreiriosi, all the dibtretted s , •tte Of the trade will pc:steely admit of any meteo r ,tlOll. -••• (11e It-castle Chronicle.) Alr. Willis. sale-tree-maker to the Defendants. stated, that they had always been in the habit - using stronger axle-trees than where iu ti.a trade. Mr. George. the I.)efeud...iits' coach-maker ' rt paired the coach shortly after it had been bought. Mr. Powell corroborated the former evidence. Mr. GURBILY stood up to reply. He expressed his surprise that the coachman sod guard had not been called on the ether side. He could beet NAIVAL INTELLIGENCE. /eoß7turolttit, OcTongot 17. Arrived !trident:ly the 1%414111u* transport, from Quebec; t.tafetie, %V ikon, from prussic ; and Spnniele), Cease, from Men. Sailedto-day the Ilusatio, Nu St. Ilektt. PLYMOUTH. uCTOHTIR 16. Arrived the l'etaren, Coleman, hunt London fur the Swath Sem; Jane, flopk irk. from Petershurcb, and Zephyr, Tay lor, from adeaubec, in 3 Java; on the 10111 It ,in the River St. Laerence, ►poke the Clifton, Ilea, and Speculaiiiin, the leo hiller iih pametives from Ireland. Arrived of this port the Natclies, IVemlock, from l'hiladelphia fur Ham looreh. Remain is Flamoase.—liapreiguable, Windsor Caste, 312- Inbar, Miners!, Duart; Active, !laity, Earl %tuna, l'itividlencernicntle Clliiir, rortsinurili, and L)ispatrb naval turnips/rt. hewers the Island and Main•i'ike awl Drake ►evenue CUB terra. Sound—Spartan, Lee; Lapwing. and Dolphin rcvenne cutters; Prue Frederik, Dutch 74, sod S*.Cruiti, Danibb brig, 16 guns. TALMORTB, OCTOBER 16. _ _ _ Arrived the Stammer picket, with mail; Gum Jamaica : tailtd 4th September, and from Crooked !.la n d ths loth ;us the 301 h, in hit. 43. *7. load. b 7. 3d. 'puke the Fox p icket. About a furtuight ago she saw a vessel with loss of wain. matt ; and us Tuesday last she saw soother ship, also with lu►' of mainmast Sailed the Slacker packet, with mails for Jamaica. OPAL, OCTORInt 17. Arrived yesterday the Shingles, Larditer, from Madras; and liiia,Smith, frets Upon°, the latter has sailed fur 11.11. Came duwe from the River sad sailed the William and Slaty, fur Genus ' • Charles Hamilton, Aberdeen, fur Lisbon; Venus, fur New Turk; Eli** and Jape owl Isabella, for Leghorn ; Gibbons, fur Pernambuco • Henry, fur America ; Amphitrite, fur Teuetiffe; and Roya l Charlotte, from Hull for Oporto. Anived to-day the Waterloo, Lovell, from Southey. Pot bark the Providence, Suayea. Came down front the River sad sailed the William Mao. ping, fur St. Kin*. ; Stately, for Jamaica; Ark, for Tobago ; and George sod Jane, fur Africa. Livntroot, °crest* 15. Arrived the Julius Taylor, Atkinson, from Beetbay ; sailed Waterloo, AP left mita llth Jose, in coisi --- paa; wiilstha Cerierue and Wateriera,iur Disked. Loudest, and Ilypectisa sad Whitby, fee Calcutta; left St. Gentleo nta„ Hekaa teth Arguat; ea lit of July, in lat. 4. 11. S. lea'. sonic m of • 10.24. E. spoke the Stop!, float Liverpool for Calcutta, j o i lie4 1 out IT arch.; she had spoken the Neptune, of Calcutta, J : ou. e. oat loth May. The Asia, Liinhay, tailed from Bombay fur ga l s re.. Cork 11 days previous so stir Julia Taylor. The lash@ an 4 01111 per It. . Ewes arrived at Bray 10th May. Th e Minimal awl hulks at Comas hem Liverfasi •• LaYs ll l, aatesb2 i sad Calbs6B o 4 sot dose ~d Stewart, Forbes, from as, bed arrived at IMeibay. ?be 11111 out lk. Alterdtea, Coketta, EOM. sad Prime Illueber, had arrived not at Caleatta. The Laag sad Blealwie, from Leaded,-lad bells b t mit arrived at Madras. t 1 kuow - - ' ~ 11 . .i• , .... .7.lPirt ‘.3 - 01' iioLießb VP /n . . I t or ,ii iat i l. ..... .. I 4' . i•wezeilielluL * *,,fr r asz i nifftrof of arum ws• brim& up I , T our d 'rola Muni. iii•lnn • Ono of linen (sow • eat in Feednerch4trues, on taut illasurany night. . The officer stated that he saw the cars, whi c h was an d er the care of a yonior buy, on the evessisig IN trestioa s sit by a member of pornmas,amongst whom the Prisoner mood is a eosistonssua manner. The infliew suopeetetl HMI they hod no good Ismlive in following the cart. sad detennitard so watch their mos talents—be fietkowed the* the street. eutil at !mirth he sat the Priamwrigo behind the cart, visiob. served by the boy. and actually se ise o n a pi ece o f li ft ,. He brime.liately seized on the Prisoner; the other pension made off; he took the Prisoner into custody. The !try, who had etre of the ears. id. willed the bunt, and the Pei. ginner, this. detected in She very (act, was fully committed to take his trial fur the Id Rena , . A poor old man (a Peissionerl, who had lately received his pension at the Treaassrer's Office in Greenwich, appeared against • f.llow of the name of Wa!kr, on is charge of having robbed him of his surekei-book, containing the money be bud received at Greenwich. The Peosioner himself could give but a very indistinct accomit of the tranaaeoun : he was returning (runs the Treasurer's Otier•, after having receiv ed his money, which he securely. as he thoneht, pieced in the luso!, pocket of his jackes. Os passing Tower-hill, he was jostled by two men, mse of whom said, " D-8 you. go either to one side or the °Orr." lie made the best effort Isle could to leave the street clear for thane rode gentry, s a d sent un. never dreamitig that Ise had lust his money. He ws•. however, immeciately followed by • woman, who told him that abe saw the Pt:Wooer take dor pocket book, sad ob served him deliver it to hie companion ; she a 1... told him nut to be uneasy, as she knew where to told the r obb ers . Mrs. Smith, n decent married woman. the person alluded tn. d.. posed, that she RAW 109 peson., sine ..r whom was the Peisonee, take a pocket-hook from off the person of the last wittiest, whilst she was walking ON and that the Prisoner rive it to his culopiosion, who vms Messed in a Orono cow ; both of them disappeared. %Voltam went op to the Pensioner nail acquainted hint of his loss. She knew the Prisoner and his companimi, who were persons of had thwarter ■od resorted wiines..'s neighhosrlsood. Witness lives in Rosemary•lane, a 'lei chlorin hood of very had theme ler,freepienieil by pers..sss of 411.1tomest and improper conduct, and hoped the Lord Mayor will protect her and her family. as she lean she will become uhiontnius in consequence of her evidence before him. The Prisoner stonily denied the entire charge_ and •ebe mently aarrtrd that he was a maw of rood character. The Lord M i'or said, that be could pay little attention to what tell from the Prisoner, opposed to the positive and iia • partial vulture iit Mrs Smith, who so very creditably came (inward. He would, however, refer the matter fur further investigation to the office at Giuidnian's.fields, as the rub bery was nut committed within the city. In the mean time, his Lordship ordered that the constables would take pa►ticu lar care 'bat within Mrs. Smith Nor her timity should be itultsted by bee !pod neighbours iu Rusrmary IttaittAtonotion-writneg. EXTENSIVE TRADING IN FORGED lIAN,K NOTES. A man named ross,.a lighternian, and n 'oath of she name of Keeton, were rxemiued on a charge of hating tit tered a quantity of forged 51 notes, in !Wiwi', Kent, aqd 51h1dleirex. The Office was much crowded with witnesses from the counter, who had taken the notes. Is appeared by the evidence adduced that she Prisoners had travelled in various diligni.es, in a horse and chaise, Keetten sometimes hahited 114 a and at other times semint to Voss, who aa. Captain in hi. turn. They commenced their. ',wrings at Stratford Green, where they paved a forged M. note, in payment of a reckoning of 11.. (hi. to Slr. Reader, puId:CAM. George Judge, waiter to Mr.. Ashmore, at the Mtge! Ins, Ilford, a short stage from s:rattoril, proved that the Pri. rosters, in company logrilier, paned a foetid 51. note to him, in payment for a bottle o f wine. Evidence was adduced, whirls traced Ihe Prisoners to Bark ing, where they panted other forged St note., and also at every house where dwy shipped between the sown,. After dirpusing of a number of sutra in Ewa, they crossed the water, and were mkt Marti of at Rochester. Here They figured away I day. as srala-inz men ; Kerins deemed a. • midshipman; and the tarn having been inundated aitb forged 51. notes, a Mizr Moat to spread about, and the straiiger. took thematlves of, hat they were panned, and 54k,. its Intl al Gravesend. Two forged 51 notes were found -post them, and one of the Prisoners swallowed two other., hot they aftei wards tame to light, mid were intelli gible. Thy Prisoners were ii!entifled in 101 these niterlngs of 51. about twenty in number. There are other charges in Middlesex against them. They were remanded. Peter Frage, a eatlee or touter to the coarbes in opposite t It, and our adios, ftlitltV, whose expression.. attack the ear, neat whose behaviour sonoys the root-orris in pass ing the White Horse Cellar, was held to hail fur a riot i• •ith ■anther cud, and cAtosatg more than a h•tolred persons to assentbte opposite the Coffee-16 ... ou Suoday arttettouu. ItoKlett STREET. INTENDED MEETING IN rINSBUitY MARKET. aterilay inurniii: whilst the office was wily much crowd ed, the business was Interrupted by the appraraocr of two gentlemen, apparently in a great hurry , u Inc mule applies. tint, Si Mr. &sill, the sitting !illintlestr, fur sOrier bow to act, in ClinSeptelife of the tatemted meeting ill Irmobeep New-mallet. 'fbey stairil that the pl.,ce wag peiv.ite pro rely, hut 'twee bring numenma Acts of ?•trliament relat ing to public met•tings, it wee a master of doubt how far inch iwitperty war exempt; the intention wee lo zweeent the Meeting taking place at all there, pruvitleti it were ronsistent wide law, and nut ao : also.. yr the cuostlintiuu. The told them it was perfectly clear that pri vate properly must uol be intruded upon. Hr desired ilia rent Irman rho athlerbited hint to leave hie direction with tee Clerk, and ►aid that the Magistrates would give rim's& Shilante is carrying its iutrotious !into effect, aged sumo* She toertiog. The Coin plainant then gave his card of address, Mr. JAMMI EMM31113,1, No 2, Bevis Mark•. Ile was then told to all again at the office when he slosh! discover a meeting was to take place, and th■t he 'bunk! be (sober instructed and sopp.rted.—They but! iespectl'elly ►owed Sts the Magistrate, aril departed. HALTON. the noted pedestrian, has artised in Volk, i n good health, and is Isrentiritsc to rim on Itntivesmire, with l'Assuo, on Tuesday e.ext, us already announced. fur wo g .. At Duniffies Circuit Court, Jaren ifertfiesrs was put to the bar, accused of having video, in July last, a :.umber of shirts, and varia n ts o th e r articles, from the side of a burn iu Setbie, in the parish of Ewer. The Prisoner pleatittl Clay, mid was sentenced to twelve months imptimitinent in the gaol at Dumfries. This, it ail he ad mitted, was * sufficiently mild punishment, sad the Prisoner. it mitosis. would not have been die. pleased had it been ilifinitely more rigorous. Whets asked by a legal Gentleman what I.e 'lmola to do when brought before the Court, lie answered with the greatest coolness. " Plead guilty, and lie b.. stilled, to be ottre."—" In that e a s e ," ra id the Gentleman alluded to, " we must see to obtaiu mitigation of puuisfunetit."-44 No. no," re. ' the wily culprit, " away with year miti. If I am only banished for meets years, I , sever be transported at all, but detained in the bulks and treated like a brute beam ; hot if I aro down for the whole fourteen yews, I will be out to Botany Bay without fail. where I lisee \ before in the capacity of • soldier, anti "Lit* is a fine covutry." -s. .} r~~~ litt 6 • ." f. THE 711 RF. r •T= terTING 1100X—IfonDke, Omuta IS. The motets at Newmarket Waimea Bneailime. 7rt. II • and Lord U. H. Cavendish's Allrgru, Bst. 216 sod 7 ou Allegru. Newmarket Predece Slakes of 7•oogl.—G to 4 opt , °a44 of Dudana. Derby:-100 to 8 apt Mr. Pierre's e. by Waxy-leo 7 apt Sailor. ,WI 1101ING RING. Letters from Newtown, Montgomeryshire. whey, Tann in in training, same, that the bort he received :a trai s was slipping the cap olf the knee, bit, be has got Intim. : 6 :j will be in London on Monday. The mom, is 6 .1 for his fight with Martin on the I.ftilt instant (V ;mim i c but the accident has mimed Martin to be rather the h. vourite. (Hirer sod Spring were matelted at Randall's on Ptah, by making • deposit of St. Twenty was In he made c., ) ; the next ;tight ; but Randall gave Spring the St rue a (its rather prcinatmely, no Oliver called there with his 166 .„ 1 before twelve o'clock,so that the match i s um an at menu Itiddlesdowa, where Martin and La r ki n are grainier. au . the resort of the principal nanateurs ua &today, sets of mach variety, whets &mein, was the order of ll.r ,1„ Shelton, the opponent of Larkin, is training' on »ell Romeo. netting 5 to 4nn Shelton. This fight v4ll Lir place on the ath of November. DREADFUL ACCIDENT. CORONER'S I ENT. y e „„ gi ., eo In g ne s t was held at the sign of floe r,nhA„n Apprentice, Slargarelditrem, hih•re Stirling, Esq. Coroner, on thd boils of Alexande r aged 30, footman in the service of Edward Slaniagge, F.l of Margaret-street. Mr. Montague, being ashen, slated, that on Salsolay er.n. Mg last, the family 'visited Dritrs.hose theatre, and the ceased, who was footman, remained with the carriage, ti g their mini-Ding house, the deceased was so execs:yell intim. rated, that lie fill from behind the carriage, and was with much ilifficnlty conveyed horse, when lie appea re d l„ be ter. While witness and others were sitting in the gspc „,. room. the deemed again fell dome al rim deist, while in tie act of bringing something in his hands. in motion time star he heard a noise, *hick 111 occluded from the deceased What: dons stairs. Elisabeth Carter, the female 'errant, &poled ibis the was en &Ted by her master to are Use deceased oak to led; he reforest going up she stairs, Net preferred suing up time kitchen steps; in doing which he felt hacks/stile, and Orli. iug spits his brad he ra set 4trird his skull in a dreadful Ina a. ■ee. He was put to ho-r 1 in a stale of inurnsibtlity. A SO gron was proctored, Soot he theft very . 01111 slier. - Gordonlll r. Ptlrr , surgeoo, wool, , slot doe streasserridu,ll was dreadfully Gael Urea, and caused has demi,— Verdui— " Arcade:daily killed byes full orAile is a stale of inter a • Ms." MA UK ETV. -......- CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, °cloaca IL Chef a►rirals this nsorniag were but limited, except in Wheat. Of +bleb there ws■ a gaud supply, consequently tie sales in this article arse heavy at the p. ices of this e•ar The Oat trade is bri.L, and toll as dear. Bork! oild Ma t each support their priers. lu Prase and &MIS stare is no al tera t SMITHFIELD MARKET, Mogo*Y, ()crone* 1%. We had • good skew of Cattle this 11111rOiDe, and 04 market ea►ibited a favourable supply of prime Semis: Poik and Matters ►ad • brisk sale; Hie demand for 1144 f and Veal Wig 1101 an lively —The trade in the Haymarket was pretty brisk : nay and Straw made some considerable sales; Clow, r went off middling. A correct siairmeni of the prices and numbers will be fouled as sarirr-mentruntil To risk She offal 8eef....35. LI. to S. 4d. Mutton. 4.t. 4.1 to Ss. Sd Veal.... 44 0.1. to 13a. 04 Pork 4a. S I lo 6a. 44 per stone or 816. /lead of Cattle this Aar:— resists 9,317 Cheep jcsoil Valves Ito Lamb.. Os. 0,1, to Os. 0.1. i Pits .. 3OO HAY.MA 111: ET .... 21. 10s 0.1. to .St. flo.. Od. I.lraw Clover 4l. Os. Od. to 71. 7.. COAL MARKET. °crams Is. Ship. at Market. Ship. %old. rrite. 59! Newcastle RS San4rtin4 3114. bd. to 44. Oil. 1 Stone Coal I .... 113.. 0,1. to —.. of. 1 Cisilme, • # 3d. OJ. The bail for Mr. eosins. has been reftted, and hr continues in mantel!. The munes sent in were those of Mr. SHERWIN, the rimier, rud Mr. STEELE. the puhlishrr. The (fiends of Mr. CAI. 1.11.8 entertain hot faint hopes of I,r4curing sufficiently rubstantirl to he accepted. The 9.5 th Light Dragoons are arrived at Chatham. and will be reduced mi ninthly. . . - An inquest was held on Wednesday last, ar E Storielionse, on the body r.f Malik Stmr.rviru, cidentally killed by a fall while endeavouring to strike a man called JOllBl SWUM**. Verdict Accidental Death. On the representation of the Captains command ing the large vl ins in ordinary on the Canailiin lakes, Warrant Officer* have been appointed to all the vessels, some of which are large first rein.** the following list, which we have been favoured will,. will shrw. We hear also that an extra ',anther of Warrant Officers are to go out fur the purpeue of providing fur casualties:— SA/pr and mods oa Lahr (Nitwit), 161 E—Nos. 1 sad 1, ii frame, 118 guns; Si. Lawreare, 112; Prince ftetcBl. 6 4; Payebe, 54 ; Princess Chas inlir, ; Timm a, 21; Morlv.i, 21; Star brig. 14 ; Clarrell brig, 14 ; Netby wininniet, 9; gun koala, Nos. I, 2, 1.114 3, one 44.ponnder racb ; ditto, 4,5, 6,7, 6, A. Maid It, Iwo 24 pneneers atio. 0* LnAtur Erie cart Herremr—Terantarch arbanner,l 4 pm"; 411110, 11 ; CrosSence tlitio, 2; Sarprioe ditto, 2; Seek ditto, 2; Hama ehno,2. Yetterday Ay Usu.—Holiday atIIM Bank, E%Atgar►, Ertl India asJ tionih Sem BIRTH. On the SZth nit. st Lowerby Hall, Yoebloke, the Lady of Sir Frederick Gustavus Foulke, Rart.of a km. DEATH. Os Wednesday last, at Illaraltion (of which tows he arso a Sal iSe). IS the all yew of his ate. the Rev. Julia Cole, 1/1). Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of Claseuce, Po" Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford, ReCiOf of Esc ter College, Rector of Yaverlaud, is the Isis of Wight, alad Vicar of Guava!, is Cuesiwall. HIGH WAVER THIR DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Noraing U after 2. I Eveniai 21 after I. - • - LONDON: hinted ad Published at the Mar, No. 07. Round ; Awe Adesetiseuseuts use 'waived, and Letters i= sei rkidiuser -be addressed—C. UHT% ma, 1, Publisher. es, hinter—J. RfYiTi r No. 117, isistsdi ,1 4, 11, w; : trade ' , —lOO r Tame. Inus • • 1 . 1 rdiar. a .• • ' tk fa. 4 Flll6 , de tid a f..it is a .... 1 P , taria. le r. ~ refs et! 'lir .1.. Ar »01 Ft rill Lie T, Ahri on :ar, Il i • tr r lay er.n. ti Ilse I, ;LY le. Oa fl Mat. NH w it h u be b.-t • sepr.i. r its t. me &for d falba ? , 11