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PIM ......„,. ~ ,A 4„. t .----., ..,. , trkiti,-,,,,- .....„„ ..,.--p. , .....,........ FARMAN r4smoNS. It is all either desolation or g.aiely in Paris. The peop'e, escheated side delight, are those IN have ken able to bee the new comic opera. Thine wha. h ire net seta are disgraced and miserable. The Milliners all crowd there, anxious to design the costume of the little girt, of shoal all osr Illtivintes are so passim:eh:ly fond. The Jewellers lure already taken the leml, and sell triahms r br ClubVas. They are needelleras, ma which is engraved, spots stones Weill:went co:ou. a, this derlise of the piece, simpler,'" r Coa•!....cy a &vice ill suited to the f.ishi.o, did not fashion adopt all forms and desires, and hope to eltelige, and shine, awe • mire, at the very moment when it boasts " consittecy • Rose and oldie are dm two fashionable Cn14,1117. Some knits rums have already appeared with Cashews's shawls. f.. 7 also sec some Casheesire hats, and lat e'y a few Casheitaire r4iJs.i, with a.httr sleeves Iferseal.i. ANGIE:NT COCEIiT. The fifih of therie.Corcerts was performe.l. last sight, outlet the directitemat Earl Fumes/cull. and was very fully atteucled. The selection was priori. ;ally from Illawcrit, indltieCutiil with great jadg. watt , ti.te. mod science. by Mrs. Ott.t.tooros. Vsoutut hlesars. Goat. WM. liNgehrt, 11 .1a arsi d s, and BAIITLEM.t,'. Mr. Hsitatanor oss vriF inapri Wye in &ply rise. 0 soaker* Erene by 11 -011(44 Mrs. Btsumsvrom sem; most s •tetly iu the chiming glee of 06 .‘eany writ ikon gang with met her tleenlinn of Farewell, y, limpid springs inulftwids. woe In her UM style of exerlieme. The ov , •rture and marches were admirably ex ecuted; au:l the o hole 'performance received the num roptii 1111 l alipl,,me. There were present : Ms Ite ) al Mighaess the Duke of Cumberland ; Duchesses llkuuswick Devta,;er 141.belttoter • Earls Furtesear, IJainidge, Cliestcrlieli4 Denary, Drrhy, Kaohitiy, aed E tinhatu; Cuautesses Deal, Effingham, and Daoiley ; V,i.e.u..tCarzJu ; Lords Elleubutwo4h, Arden, Templ , toirei, De Wastrel illy, and Keuvoa ; Lakes Dundee, Ale:miry, Arden, Elleaborougb, Core, Hoed, Divine. Keith, Laras, Prances Ley, E. Moutague,. awl Niacin ; !Laho r e of Car lisle cad Bath arid Wells; Revert...B4 Dueness Browsing Bud Irriss4; sus David Daudas, Th.sosas Camara, Christopher Hawke., and Juku /lases Coursers said Elphiassoar; Him. Mrs. Simmer*. Pausal; Hue Edward Las ; )ImA:satin, and Miss Egerton. COT LA I-GARDEN 111E4TRE. Tlie Oi-vto to performed at this Theatre, last atitueted one of the most brilliant and ecooded audiesees we ever remember to have been. Long before the hoer of half pnce, eiery place in the loxes wss occupied, acid the pit sad galleries experienced a similar overflow. The performers, both soul and iii.truinental, acquitted theenselVes biz manlier which drew forth the most unbounded applause. Madame CAT 41.4111 and Mr. Baiuew, is particular, exhibited their great powers with un lettintoii elfect ; and Airs. ISLAND. Mies BOLTON. aid Mist Gatniderri, excited touch aatietietion by very happeatispleyi of their agreeable la the air, Waft her "Itigels through the :Lica, M. lie4atx was highly applauded ; and Mrs. BLAND, us The Ilywas of Ere. found an air which was well adapt:.) to her voice. The delicate execution, stud retiued taste of Miss Bot.eoir were well dis played i n _th e sole: commenc i ng Lee's the tyr44: • the heart; Madam CAT t, in Hepe told • flattering tale, inspired the House with the highest degree of etithuseino ; she was rapturously enteral. The principal passages in the third part, were, The labs word' of Marsh" by Mr. Neiman, and au Italian air, commencing, " Soo ?regime son grierriere." by Me:iiir4v t . ...ATALA K 1 ; the former is an well known to the public, that coin toeudatasu a now unneces-avy ; and the sweetness and variety of the lager, together with the limiting execution and compass of voice re %lured in the performance of it, produced the strongest effect upon every person susceptible ni tit' charms of melody. 'lhe instrumental per forluers were also mach and deservedly sdurred iu their respective part , . M . Asutev. Lams, Caste's'. and Cneiat.as Assi.Lv, were parti cularly distinguished. The entire was conducted mud executed iu smelt a manner as gave general re. 1144'11.4 1 to an audience, which we have already dekriled ea one of the most brilliant and crowded we hat e ever .eel. YemerJay Fier Msatsvv, Preneemtes AUGUSTA stolj:s.tatsyrn, hocuntecl tte . Couutrys ATLES. acts With -I miming visit. They afterwards nartook Se ettly ilito.ier, at lislf-pust three o'clock. with e Dale I f Yolk; the Dukes of CUMBERLAND* kritT.llllol C41111.:100 I A were of the party. Sopa suer awe ock. Her MAJESTY and the PrItICrUtI id of for Wind' The KIK° left t'ae Qntan's 41, At the some lime for Winthrir. lieu Itoyal Higher's the Princess of WALES give • (rand duster. est.:day. at her apartments in keesisagsti-psl•ce. Amongst the Nobility present 'ere. the Slorchusiteis of rowssisvatr. Countess of fiascoes?. Lady CSASIATTe CAMITE*;LL, Lady rrrr 11[6.D. &c. &C. CWllitedf of HARCOURT Will gir" a gtsnd t " 4 Play. west Wednesday, at leer ileum iu tt1i.11.4-401aff. rt.' DIU:6GS of Dourr pre a grand hall awl et per, 1:It Otglit i , lit Ler house in ti4o,venor-place. ltie preparations far the reception of the compau, , 'inti m the weatast style of elegance. The cow lowty began to easeentele at 11 u'clock. and consisted b r peat, the whole slate Nobility hula the A uesent Conant. Earl Fotteiscve pee • grand flintier Te+tersht, a: his boom- or Gro,%enor-rqa rr, to tht Earl 4 of Clt taTutetet.D. Vaatc Lite. Uattiltut:TlO, and I..,a •atouc, ILA Ge.w. 'al Nutt CoiptAin PAGet. "nisklip will Oft mother yang droner. this slAi. Ics a isrlie mar 11.1,114Ze , r sl 's• %lay CLAItIfF, In th. e•sur.e of "'Way. sold catalogues of 10-r fu-oiture, At her 4u aa to WelithOurne-place. to the 11.11oultt of 1041. The fortlicernorz Coln .ly at Curet-Carted Ihein't q aacr, rrrl t., th” p-u of a Lad,. M. hic iaabo. Mis. EDOWOIIIII, sal :11:210w1:31547; ate eieredococi. 44i R COURT. Yesterilty, shoat twelve o'clock, . the Ktwa, Quiet, awl Prilifeheen AUGUSTA Slid Et.tztOLTII, arrived et the QUEFteit Palace. from IVindsor, where thil were reeeii al by the Dukes of C1:11.• SIMLA ND, K CIT. and CAltalit Soon after two o'clock, 11-s I%ICJIISTY held a Private Levee, a hich wits a letidrd The Arc4lll4op of York, the Lard Chancellor, the Lord President of the Couocil the lord Privy Sad, the First Loi d of toe Treasury mad Chain-Alai. of the Exchequer. the Fast lord 14 the Alty, the Secretaries of Stele, far Ike Foreign . and Colomal laepaitineute, the Pres:dent of the Beard of Coutruill, the Lieutenaut•General of the Ordnance, the Conismoider-in-Chirt; the Judge Advocate • their Excel- Irecies the America,, Porto:mese, ipaeisli, nines , Swedish, the Two Straws, and Turkish Ainheemidors ; the Duke of Moats-use; tbc Col of Ilserowhy ; Sus S Cot. dell sod J.. Weida",tk ; Admiral Sw C. Canes • Generals Haworth, Champagne. and ..s 'f.Trigge ; Cub an Rigby; Major ; Captim. Staufell ; Dr. Fellows; sad Mints. El Ulf o, Sitericire, cod Oren. The following lid the honour of being presented to Hi. M A-1 EST If : Dectoe Yellow,., SI.D. open his plait to the army at Cadiz, spun which occasion lie received the bouiriir of . _ Slajot.Georral Sir Samar' AutLattly, on his promotion. and upon his departure for Madras Str John Wentworth, upon his 'eters from Nova Scotia. Admiral Sir Chartes Cott' m. 101,1 kis lappu.istad to the command iu the Nlrtlitentibesa. Calomel Rig, ova his promotkoa toils/ command of the East Foams Ittgitneut of Milo,' Mr. DeensllnNtee; to tha . .k !Os Majesty fur the ribbaod of St. Patrick, &ea to lbws Slargois Shp. Sengadier-C.nesal Huntwih, lotcly (rum Spain, and now wo him rotor,. t, the CollitiblUla the Rey Artillery, muter Lord IVe,limatou'a emonsood. Major WWI, AhhdeComp to Lietatenalit-General Sir Biotite Beckwith. Ka. tiros Us arrival fro.o the West In dies wilt, It,, &vetches atinnawriag the.eaptula of the le ased of Gunititoupe, mid tou his promotion. The Itee. Mr. tiorti, Artist Moron of Richmond, ou being appoiotrd Chaplabi•Geiteral to the Forces. CaPtais Stank'', R N- tin his menial from the West Indies with the dispatches of the rapture of the lcuod of G 111,- daloupe, tad on Lu promutiou Le Chevalier de Beserre, Nonsme Envoy Extraordinary at Plir , ipotentiary dr Portugal, a .a Cour de Pita.- hourg, by the Mangum. Ambassador. Ilapir•Geutrat Champagne, Go lee being appointed Culm net to the *lot Regiment. Mr Suerretre, by the Purtugnese Andvamslur. Le Commaudeur Brianicamp d'Almeida, by the Ports gum Ambassador. It Comulandeur A. T. Brasmeamp. by the Peetegane Ambaesadur. His Jla.rrOTT held a Privy Council. and gave anthraces 1., Or Loan eII4NUILLOS; the Margit'' , WILLLUILLT ; Earl. CAMDEN, WiIITISORLAND I and LiasarooL ; Lon! Museitaea ; Sir DAVID DUND4II; Mr. PLI.CIiTaI. 14114 i Mr. 14111111[1111 SUT TON ; the last of whim laid before His MAJLII Y the procerdirls of some Courts-Masted. ZYIT.IPIi. INSCRIPTION ►ROIOILD FUlt Tar TOMS OT ■II VIICFL IMMO OF Mum astmo. LIttYA I. LASNIS,) WHO WAS MORTALLY WOLNDLID IN TXS RATTER OF asrcix. Cotolitur Luc turtnaka Clan na nnn minolue Dux Mowry; I, devil gam C.i1,1111. Flan aquituna, eel fide sautes Viet •rie ; tenor Hooter, at:marque tuna, auceiena mater! Herta laic sue:: (-ion ern requicseere juratt ; vistas rirtmti amtvit houorea. Tue Court of the Tetilevies is to be divided into three pelts, of which the centre will he the Court, raid the wing.. the Court of the Prima., mad the Court of Comedy. The trate:ling carriagis sent from Paris for the accommodation of the Empress luta LOUISAs are all ornamented with the artu. a a' ranee and Austria. The miniature portrait of Bott.trAlLlS, which he sent to the Princess ;✓lonia Lovas*. is bet to 16 solitaires, every one of wbst.li is estimated in ialue at 30,000 floesent. It was pinated by SAINT. The preparations for the approsichnig soptials of BonaranTs. eouatitute the leading feature of the Paris Journals. Of his di•eurded wife, Jr:twat/in, we hear nothing.—Prince Enottna had nearly proved as unfortunate as his mother. On his late return flout Paris, to teatime his functions as Viceroy of Italy, be was surprised on Mount Canis by a violent storm, and. with his suite, was in great Manger of perishing iu the snow and pre cipices. They lost part of their Laggage. Among the plow in Paris where grand pre parations are malting for the illuminations and files to be given in honour of the marriage of Bonartnet;„ are the Garden of the Thuillenes, and the Champs Owes. The latter place has been thrown entirely open. The works of the tri umphal art+ of the .tar through which the pro. er4.joto or their Alajesties the EMPEMOR ■nd Estritess will pets, are to he finislied on the 45th itirtant. They are of wood. there not being time to make them of stone. An extraordinary circumstance N said to have taken place in the musical world. A celebrated performer oil the violin, hitherto presumed of the mareuliur gender, and not mole admired fur science and execution, than for the softness end gentility of his manners, has been lately delivered of a chopping boy. CIIAILI.£4I LAYTON, E.q. of Reedharn, is the purchaser of the splendid mansion at Thorpe, Nor folk, late in the occupation of GCOROB KIITT•Ig. - . Mrs. SIDDON• is now pelfurrning at her San's theatre. •t Edinburgh. Ou Saturday she ',laird Consta;v:T, itt the tragedy of King Joins. and on Moge , isy. kirira, in Pizarro. _ Jr. t ttivros was to hi. first appearance at tat: Gloucester Theatre, on Towsilay aretituir, In the parts of thsa Felir. and Frederick Moron IYit• tinhorn. The Theatre closes this week, alter a ni , srt successful second season. _ Yesterday the Csleiaet Mi.►istus dined with Mr. PZIWEVAC. It ie.aid rhst nne of the first Severe'gros of Oer m•ev 19 0, oig to uccede to the Cestederatieu of tl.• 1t:,i•... IVe are ha, , pv to find, that the illiberal 1111141 oh un3,l ,us t fleeting upon Gel:Wean.) who have w nitro for the newspapers, no longer .11.4rsees the walls of Lesseolies-ion Hall. It has beta re moved within these two or threw days. A fe-vaut, lately as the employ or Lord YAM. sottocou. of Broaclsby. is Lancolo•lare, edtse oatne of GaatotowS, oho wiMl a very 41t.taat rels. see of the late Sir TSOKAS Gaaertio•c, hAs was everted to the estate* of the latter. iu Yorkshire. awl to be wortb 20,0001. •-jest. fivQ•urti. An ingiesi was held, ye.terday, at the (Irani', inn. in Carey-street, by A whimsy CELL. the body of ;ilr. George Brov.•, isho WWI token out Of the 1111114 of Mr. Cot ' ►houre , ia Holies...street, Clare-mai:EA. on Tnesilwy afternoon. tsiteple-si ttashlteld, one of the attendsots at St. Clement's werk•house..aid, that Le went. on Tot-a llay afternoon, arts thr.e other mei.. to the ruins of Mr. Coe's house, with a shell. cud hro,i glut away the body of the deceased, which wss t'eposited in St. Clement's bogie-house; it was steady bursted to a cinder ; shortly afterward... !ten of another body was brought in, in another shell. The Jury returned a verdict of Aceideatal death. MIMICS. SOW 1 CHARGE OF MURDER Yesterday rtewas -- !leap was hrou fiftie e , f r om Drentford, in the custody of Bacon, charged on suspicion of the %Valli ttillrlier id Gower Hat. is. ElsosbAll Itsdwiirth, of Beentford, said, that, ea Saturday we, a week, &mot half past eight n'i loth ie thc evening, site was walking oldh the deceseed is ilrehtfoid, when the Pei. eerier met thine, and pushed her riff the pareinest ; epos which the ace.-toed turned round sod asked the Piisouer why he Lot :sited so ? r bin the Potence, W reply, said to the detested, Du you know whom yuu ue talking le , yea sir taking to • gentleman, end out a blackguard tile your self ;" the Prisoner they immediately gave the deceased • Tiniest bkm, and knocked Lira dew. ; he fell sin the pave ment, on bis back, mid hie head shuck against • Copt ; ethe deceased got up directly, without making nity romplatid; be said he nould fight, and they neat away together. Ruhert Sandi said, he saw the Prisoner strike the de. towed, mid he fell; the witnom went to his assist:zee, and be sat up, whou bi mouth ems full of blood ; the Primmer mid the deceased mint away to 6ghe M a wore c e nea uk .,l place, sad he followed them; they fought about half an hoar, diming which time trey both fell, die 110‘ , - e'er, oftener thou the Prisuaer ; at length the P,istar gale in. • Nathaniel Stetson, a Surgeon, of New Brtntfrrd , said, that, us Saturday averting, the tuth mum, tie was sent liar to look at Ike doressed, and found him in a total state of ie. egnsibility, destitute of the powers'of volition and setisatme, w:th • wound un his lip and richt eye, and, notwithstanding immediate remedies were applied, he died about fuer o'clock in the aftertioun of this hismilay fulWuing, till which time he remained to a state of ineessibility. do the Tuesday inoru. Me be opened the body, and discuvers-4 • rupture in one or tame vessels to the beano, and • quantity of extramsated blood thereis, which predated possum, and censermest death ; and which, be apprehended, arose from • fall, or fills, as there did not appear say bruise or tractors; the cats ' an the hp and ele-hil brie( superficial weenie. The Prismier was ordered to find bail, ma a charge of Manslaughter, which he accurdiugly did, and was liberated. Os Saturday as'unight, Sir Godfrey Webster's truak of plate, of considerablef value, was stn en from his beide in Cliffordmtieet, and ihscuverial in the following manner A short time since, a gadlesiatea servant, out of place, of the manic of t seat to lodge at the hoists of William Lindley, in Li notes ILcd market. A few days since, Cullers Mt red Hartley for sale six silver tea-spoons, for twelve shil lings, sod ...serial other articles of value, equally cheap Hartley heeler, twee (miserly one dike pairole belonging to the Publir•Oftice, now.streed,wascoasinced he had not come honestly by them, and he /*strived to get si4ht of a trunk winch Collins had a few days before brought into the house, wtich had not the owner's mime on it, but .1 had the tucker's name, and by that means Hartley trai cat out that it had 10-en purchased by Sir Godfrey tt chaser, to slime beam to, **a d, an d in q uir ed if they had been sobbed i when the steward told lion • trunk full of plate had been twist, which proved to be the seise as Collies hail taken to Hartley's house. Collies was in eunsequeure taken to Rulosieset dtlice, and coeistittod for farther examination, by 31r. /Sakes _ Collins ►ad been ocensinnally esupleyed by Sir Godfrey's steward, in assist in cleaning The P, =nes wuCt , llllMili.Al 1 . ., Wrtber ROBBER/Es. Early oa Sunday sheiraisg, the Louse of Mr. Heathtete% is IViadaor, was broken ores, and rubbed of lace, seffi stock iugd, mud eariuss other articled, to the methodist of upwards 2.,01. The ',Akers bad broken ores the hosae with she law crow, which they la l behold thew. . . . Abuut the same Wise, or latest Saturday side, tbe house of Mr..Mackssoo, is Bch's, 11311 also brakes open sad robbed of cub. B.A. awes &c. to • eery considerable amass, with which the rubbers : got ekar off. Neither of the robberies were discovered till the families got up on Sunday twaruiuz Both robberies re supposed to have bee° committed by the sante party and it is thought they were in Wia , isoi, ti , toreli two and three n'ele.k ou blinds> mono ing. It is suspected they case hum London. The Bill for the removal of Ifinithfiekl Market into the neighbourhood of Guildford -street, elicit was thrown out of the House of Commons by so large a alai .rity last year, is s .in brought into the House. with no other difference than the place to which it is isteaded to be remertel being a little farther distant, bat is the same direction. The Bill is expected to be read a second time, if not op posed. iu a few days. The numbers in the Coin moo Council, on the question for the removal of the Market, were nearly squat, vie. 76 for the re moval. and 73 Against it. All the arguments which were urged sgsi,2st the measure, Lst year. apply squally to ibis Bill. Tins General Catholic Committee of Ireland, have adjocrned to the 24th of April. sod special notices are issued for their meeting in Dublin ou rb:a day, in order to take into eniwideratmet the propriety of disavowing. oa the ',sit of the Catho lic Pods. any art oath's ii oo ag ati off,r in Parliament to ronceLle the Vero. or any minder measure. The King of PaaStA has solicited the GoVern. ineLt of Bonesay to wad him a sufficient Dumber of (Myers to instruct a corps of 13.000 men in British luanceuvres and discipline. (In Tuesday night, a new serious *perm, called Atalide, was performed at the King's Tneetre. The story is very simple :—Aralids. a young Ottoman Pnncert, left as an hostage at the S&Ls's's coml.'s.. gage . the uffeetions of his son , to ali t i n sh e is private ly married. The Solvers. who aspired to a powerful allisoce for his son. is highly cataged at the dint overt'. but sat 'rug t h overcome by his paternal feeling, and relents. Caslani was in fine voice; and at her sepe ratios frosts her children, at her contempt of the Salina's threats. and bold demand of her rights, as a Princess, one did mot know which to admire most. the melody of her voice, or the charm of her acting. A b uo y. stationed about two iniles to the Noitb. East of Bamborough Cvitle. was log &e we curried away in a violzat sutras. sod fouoil.togeth-r with a large piece of metal. which served as au anchor. on the sued near Nora Scotia. A tr.ser:lar. frosts Merthyr TOM'. was stopped oi, Wednesday morning. about eight o'cl..ck.oes i he roil tw•eweea Calsa.ls and Newport. Nlonutooth. shire. by two men. who robbed his of 66:. owl risen tied hie t* • tree. whrre be rtruo;ued above f •Ur beers. He wee at last liberat.d by two men. • lin. haring their Gees et:Peered with Laud, he 'novo es to be those who robbed biro. HOME OIRCUI T. ESNS` ASSIZES. ismsorrowc. MARCH 9.0. Yettcrd*Y. the Lotto C'etstr BA sus aort Mr. 1 - IE,A tit arrived ni thl, tows!, for the ; nap.se of tiohling the Aosises. This morns, ;, after ae.tvice. they prom riled to ett retspertive Courts Mr. Jo•tice tleath sat mei ihe Crows side, mid the Lord Chief Baron oil the Call side. CIVIL. EWE. DU111)411:114/U6 V. ►IIIPDER If. Mr. Slarra44 Nib ritilltD gimlet!. that the Plaintiff in this care Mao • young (ne-er of the Royal Staff Corps. used the Defendant swill* 'Mayor of HSI t!. Th e action was brornot•to recorer a ilmneweratran in dcamig, a for *tows mitanumitted by the Defrod ant on the person of the Plaintiff. He had, it was troy. nut to complain or any great personal injury. bathe expected a coropeusetion for the wasn't:let feelings of tins young gentleman. He trusted the Jury would, by their verdict, eiicourige Ibis appeal. to We Civil Law, rather than havnsg r, course to thet fatal alternative, which. frryttehtly ended in the moat digits.ie q consequei•c,* to Ili. fiternhi and connexions of those concerned. 'They w‘uld remote lest hoe debcate vie. the honour of a soldier, and that a blow wits the roast guavas's Moult wh:t h could be inflicted on a was of that profersinu, giving a titans to hie character far more grievous than any wound. He would now the circuits. .sto aces of the case The Plaintiff, he had ithwasly informed them, was a,rating 1181114 not torte 17 years of age. who had bet I Arty before joined the Staff Corps. then quartered at Hythe; and on the f.lnth day of July last, walkimg dovn the *tree-, in company wiih another officer, he pes;ed the house of the Defendant. Mr. Shipileio. It seemed, that. at the isertour isindow of the Dcreiclaut, there was a box of miguiuriette; and as the I . l.lint , ff poised, he plucked a single stein of it, for the purpose of 4tnallitsg. No st,o3er had he done it but the De fendant rushed out of h.. fleece. and for this sole of fence, tiolently seized Mtn by the collar...owl dually drove Lim against the %veil. It lotion itchy happen. ed that Colonel Nicola:, the officer curuinandir.g the corps, was within view at the time; and a:- thou-41i the yootiv gentleman wn s not in his rem:- menials, he knew hint. His attention was called to the spot by the exclamation of leis I.ody, who was accompanying hint. He rmiterliately hasteind to the spot, and observed to Mr. Shmeterto that be conducted hini.elf toy hastily. tenon which Mr. S. replied, that the Plan tiff' had conducted himeel as a boy, and moist be cha.ti.ed as a boy. The young gentleman fel VS it aright be•trupored a young *oldie* would feel at such an rinurt, but at the same time he had the good conduct to submit to the judget,tit rd . his Colonel, who teomised him that lie would take care that he haul honourable redness...— Under the ailvi , .e and guidance of that Honourable OiEcer, he had brought the present action, and trusted the Jury would glee him inch derulgee, as would mark their disappiobatiou of the conduct of the Defendant. COlonel Nicolai was coded, who stated the trans. a: tont is the swine MEMO:, settle teeinied Coinisel had dole, to which he added, that he informed Mr. Si•ipdern„ if any Officer of the corps were to misconduct himself, he was always ready to give very redress which his situation, as Cosnmending Officer, enabled him to give. To this Mr. Ship dern replied, he was not going to condescend to Colonel Nicolsi ; he thought himself ma good a man a thh Colonel. &c. On cross-examination, he said, Mr. S. said. it was the pecond tune d tiring that duy that the Plaintiff hail plucked some o f th e nionette, but he did not see that lit had plu c k e d "a large quantity.: Mrs . . Nicoliti corroborated the account given by the Colonel. Mr. Segeant Ilam for the Defendant. admitted that a verdict mu.t be given agurruit his client ; hut he contended that the thoughtlera and vaxatitiii.4 conduct of the Plaintiff bmught upon himse:f tt.c cliosti.enaeut he had received. The Loa, CUIEV Mums. in summing up. told the Jury that 114 r. 8. bad seed qAtth less gravity than because a moan io his office ; but. at the came time. there was as evidence to chew that be knew the Plaintiff bore His Majelity's The Jury found for the Mahal/F—Damages U. GRIPBOILY V. 011111E110D and OTEILIIII. This was as action of trespass for selie the Plaint :re yawls, to witi-:h the Defendants, being &stirs Officers, plead oti its justitit ation, thauthey seized them Is 3 v.itue of w writ of sorecution. It howeve r mi , p , aroll; that the writ expired on the S.. turd.,'., anti 0,,y kept posses4on until the. 1510.- day, the Plaintiff had a terdict, and la. damsgts. SILIBY e. OR) Ell.OO and OTHISRS. This was another action on the same transact'inn, in which the Plaintiff alleged. the goods of Ore ivory. the last Moneta', had been sold to him be fore tie writ of ex•n•utiosi was levied. It appeeiorl in evidence, that Gregory, having • verdict &palest hint st the mi.t of one Simnel, as tie stated, sold the goods in question to the Plaintiff to avoid die jiii'g went; but it appeared on the creva-exaniioatiin,, that Shepherd ' who introduced Hui to the pur chaser. was his feller;-prisoner in the Ring's Serie% and that the broker was ales a resident within tt Rules. and that they remained on the premises with Gregory's servant in the hoes•, that Gregory "Pea rotationally hitultlf there, r;4l the Plain ar, Why, was never tlarre at al. Under these circumstances, Mr. Gaiow, fa.? the Defendant, contearieJ, that the %hale was e fraudulent sale; with a view to ch feat Herne, of titer fruits of his verdict. The Jury ennenrred in the same opinion, end hued r verdict fvr the Def.adnit , . There was (lathing material era t' , e Crown Side. YORK ASSIZLS. CROWN SIDE F rantic , himereo•, of b. eerier, in khe moot,. of York, •idea. was indmetsii ter tittering, rtters,.ll,r, •nd potting •way • 41. Book of Englan 1 u•• knowing It to be for Keri ; she one also furtlier charged for paying counted'', tooney. • Mr. PARK op.•nrd the (VIM n. kohdr cc the IRank, sod detail te..l the carcuatieteeees eleele.,J;e oat in evi.letgre ; e.e tru.•etl, !list. - the re.. i t case, sod other iutertnAtiou olitaratd by th. 5.,,,k. ~J ~• It , - dr! P. - tbri, t tte Mi