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THE BRITISH PRESS. • • • , _ .... . . _ _ .. . . .. . .., . . ...... . . . .. .. . . .. • • 31rs. Crichton. the wife of the promentor, stated, that on the with the rich. In the case then before him, as it appeared they JIARICETS. soWerwe in (Ilford was, that she was plated there under the core that the may continue VA, is the constant and sincere prayer of 24th of November, at half-pest two, she left her hemset/in the charge had no authority from the Vestry, he considered them to be the --ume...-- or* elderly sedate person, on the death of her mother. Ilia lather her truly devoted and affectionateCOßN EXCHANGE, an. O. afterteenle reireeed to me that every part of the letter was false. "W. G. T. LEWIS." of the ;rig:tier, who was in the employ of her husband as &journey- wrong doers. and would tl.erefore advise them to restore the fruit. man ehoemeker. On her return home at half-past six, she found Mr. Taylor declared they were willing so to do; and the woman During last week the supplies of Flour and Hosed eo cm the occasion of my telling him, that if any pin or s. My father anti mother desire to be remembered to rut and the prisoner gone, and the door shut. On examining 'behoove left the office with them, on an understanding that her property extensive, amt this morning we had several fre- Wheat o m ° ," en" tion. Malting Barley was heavy sale, and rather Ch IW T I -- j,, ftli2 e . Me letter were torte a win iniposeible for my eon to take her mat your father. hod Playa .lid m y b e l ove d milly, a n a l pray think of she found that a *dyer miIk•PDI.N watch, a gown, and a scarf, had would be restored to her. descriptions of Grain. The Wheat trade ‘. .., h a t m'''' or sa nab* *ire to Itellie ; anal further, that if my sun took her net. and nee lobiemble Wiry. 1 Oil yin' see the rAilbliOW this 'Memnon :• been ta k en away. These articles had all been left in • drawer in Before she left, however, Mr. newsier:MN cautioned her not to and a decline of Is. to M. per quarter has 4.T.-- ' ) •'ll toe* fotiod aftetwards that she was a harottail, he would send bre Leek I on the bat t o T. let her present succeis lead to any impropriety on her part. Or place, and Inferior qudifies were difficul of sale ' ;tars ''''' t 0 I did , and thought my beloved Mill saw it. My tether and inu•lier one of the lower rooms, and had not been locked up. t crag s! ..,„ ea • in. I ehoweel the thrommons letter to the father . MY son me to* mootee t. arr ived from Brighton. lam happy to say they s u m mon m o o e n d e posed, that en the night of the robbery, the it might perhaps be said that he was encouraging her in so doing, 1 wmu twice to the coumry to visit the family ef 31r. NS heroin. Ile ' are quite well. The girls desire their love. There is a parcel from prisoner „ toe to he, house In Pettit:ratio:6e, in company with a wherms he did no such thing. samples full 2e. per quarter lower than this day w el ' M e - ,: et h° be lived with me onc e he estate to England . I was with n ay son Frank." youth of the name of Till. They asked his wife to pawn some QUI;EN.SQ(7 • ARE. trade was extremely heavy, lett the few rates mule eek• . ri e ' - w when the match was broke off. 11. %Vharton came to my buns, : "To Min Wharton. "lenge for them; she did so t and gave Till the money , which he Yesterday Mr. Irreek•s , a master atone-mason, residing In I the same prices as last Monday. New Beans and M v e re t e i., - ; ."M O 4 le asked me if my son was at home. I mid not ; but that I would " Lemelcm, Sept. 24. 11 1 21 divided with the preemie On the following morning, the prisoner 3foorfieids, was summoned by the driver cf a hackney-coach, Na , cheaper. In prices of Old Beans no • • tion 1 1:, - ;,_7wr netd for lthe. Her 'anther said, " I eerie to have an explanatlon the quoted price, but there is none here. ''''' °algae. " I hope , my al cat Amelia, pm received the letter this morn- caned again, and asked to me the woman, whets the witness ques. 7211. for taking away the reindeer of his coach. Peas in much request, and again dearer . Linseett • It.e ... t a t omreting tenant.: off the match, snit to horsewhip hits" I then ing; the reason leant it year fabler was 1664 : I 11111 not chase to tinned Oho relative to the articles he had given to his wife to pawn, The complainant stain', that last Saturday fortnight the defend- its currency. Superflne Rapeseed would command le /L l4 PPerte all far my area . When he dune, Whartim put a letter into his Rind, and raid, '• There, you ere in vino a seam of health nee six let all the world know , ) was • writing to yeti. 1 much regret, my beloved and adored Mill, that your water Almada be su unhappy ; and how be became possessed of diem. The prisoner then mid ant, in company widi three other persons, hired his coach In Moor. , that he etu d e them from his master. The witness replied that he fields to drive than to Milbank, and during the journey the de- WIIi:AT. *Chit" lie nest ;asked him, " %Yid yon needy my sister l''' to , but, my Mill, ask me for my life, 1 grant it ; but to give up 'we only would give him in charge to an o ffi cer, and went out to pro- Pendant repeatedly put his head out, desiring him to drive faster. ' Kent and Eas e s (real ) 50s to 72s 1 Ticks DEANS. Whieh I 0..":.:i1.11 that hp shuto.,l not, anti Ilea ii . Ill: were to give hie happiness-No; I cannot; anal I know toy darling Milly is too cure one, to whose emend, be delivered the prisoner. On getting to the end of Ills fare, he discovered that the number of i Do. (white) . 4e, to 7,51 Harrows ' I& 10 ift *ICI 500 0 1. my son 'dime t not marry her. affectionate, end laves her Hilly too much to allow any thing to The ;newer, in his defence, said that Till had committed the his coach had been torn till; and accused them of doing it ; they, ' Suffitlic & Norfolk Stnall - - 44, t o ff t ,Crosiansanimeil-The Mod time I mew Mr. 11. ViMamon, I ex- .hake her. Vogt teel me you ar e g r a9g to send me a box ; what is mbhere, and had lodtmed him to lave the house to enable hint however, paid the fare and went away. The coach, hi consequence, I ( red) - 461 to 70s Ca t o m pulsed mysurprin that. sifter them wee'es' aceitaintancejehe should it to contain ? and Hatt your father will write. I am happy to av'e tat do it. DALT could not be worked Mr thee days. Ile at length found out the Ditto (white) - Ms tat 73e Norfolk (pale) . .... Oise 141101111 W toy 0911 all pi r the world. I did not give my assent I have had a long talk with my father tmelay ;he has behavot The wife of the promoter recommended the prisoner to mere,, residence of the defendant, and summoned him for the amount, as I North Country -60 s to 72. Suffolk &. F - - al OD the match, nerdid I actitally wi th held it. I invited them 01 kind. I asked him if he had epoken In ItimiLell, and related and elated that if he were acquitted her husband would willingy well as Lis loss of time. Irish - .aseit (do.) M s to es. 5111 to 62. Ditto (brown) . cm -!" dieter nit Sunday at tee honest of my son. This invitation was what we had helot down at the bridge. lie says he never men- ti do him again into his service. The defendant edmitted that he was in the coach, but denied RYE . . 311. to aus -. a to sh gi,Ww after the receipt of the nnenytainis letter. Illy son made timed the subject to him. Ile s a id h e on e n o t so foolish la to commit ' l'he Jury found the prisoner Csil.'y of stealing to the amount taking the number . English . UIIAN/C. himilries hem the person pawlioni he was ereerred to innee moony all the world about his affairs. le e was a little b un . an d advised me of MM., reel retemmended him to mercy, on the ground of pre. He was, however, ordered to pay the whole Of the expenses, Malting • - 44, to 10. Foreign 36$ to 3a moue tette+ Ile heartied that the truly inentiimell in the letter was to call on him. I told him Retnihell said 1 was depending ois him; s u ato goo d c h aracter . accountine to 2/. Ms. Rd. or be imprisoned one month. The de- Grindi n g . Ws to 40s - 361 to II LINSEED. DSO so keeping. as she was reerevented to be; and the whole state- but my fattier he has never had any communication with Mr. NEW COURT. Cadent paid tl:e money, and was arcortling'y discharged. OATS. English I'M" was alleged !" he 1 "T 1 w ,bY time ,Wh art " ti , fam i ly' T hereas r It. ;asto my dependance, he told Mr. R. quite the • ;he Whine, Monk was found guiltg of attempting to defraud Merin. Jor_ i rsh llangihrpr, the owner of the Kilburn stage, No. 5177, F e ed, E ssex . go a to 0 - }. -• 411 to 4 Ate hemming soi the matc h was t h e decept i ons i ced peact b y the a te tire family. This was dated in the presenee of Mrs. Lewis. happy. were other cameo. hut this `MS the principal and leading one. eantidmed I was quite irtlepenetant. I knees this will make you I will call on him. If Ido not come immediately I will 27, King-street, Cheep/id.. of cense good'. du so in a month, with George or alone. I cannot repeat your In answer to a question from the Couto. the prosecutor's clerk Richard l'reston Pritchard and John Pearson, warehousemen, Na anal Thocsas icaraoys, the driver of the l'addinpon stage, No. 4400, appeared tan information for furiously driving. eE. J. Handley, an o ffi cer belon,ging to this office, deposed, that Lincolnshire 22. to 27s -is oreego - Ms o m RAPESEED Yorkshire 23s to Mai English (per lasts • lei/eh . 23s to 27s osj m )7: 1 2611 no olh''''''""ltY "r saying anything so M e- /Vh aem " , "en• own worels, my binned Amelia, that I cannot live without Ili"' said, that the Mieoner had formerly bean in good circumstances, abont three o'clock in the afternoon of the 19th oh. he was in the Poland. leincalrethire 245 to :FA. II seeress allestehe deceptions. I have given a omen's' reason for breaking your all my a/I. When we meet again ?mu will not. I hope , and had dealt with prosecutors fora bout ten years, but he had failed New-roaal. Mary - la-bonne , near the church, anal saw the two de. Yorkshire . 24s to Me l'orci (d . mortal (per y e) mit t° (N of the mates Mee oleo : here goon sow. I don't know from my leave nte; at all event.' not berme you are aw f u lly no n e. I have in 1820, and since that time his circumstances bad been touch fenelants' coaches galloping against each ether, at the rate of ten Potato, lancolnehire 2frs to 304 11 An ilt°) 42 stala elk that he had any cementhication irsverting the breaking off the sent you six lemma, some things rue ending tbe hair, some kisses, depreesed. miles an hour. IVitiess instantly took down their numbers: they . ustardseed (brown) Yorkshire • 251 to 3ls per bushel e ISt i ii 6 , and • pair of " Jarettiers." Du endeavour to get me sane place Wi ll i me Kisa:ey, George Feiss and John James , otherwise were proceeding towards the City. The defendants were the per. Scotch 266 to 33s Ditto (white) I. '''' lemeamineel.-The (MOM given in roy letters are the only or oth er t o sleep iii ; you konw not how happy you wi ll ma ke 111 C. n eerw wiii„„,,, were t o ot oe d_ t h; t wo former foe Keating 'MI6. sons driving at the time. - et to ii. QOM I ever Wife. I dined yenentay with Mr. Jackman; he Is a very good man, lof sugar, the po m my of Messrs. Severn, King and Co. sugar- Aanther witnew, in company with the preceding, fully cone . Irish -26 s to 29s Clover (red) per cwt. Ma to --. TEAS. INUO (Whitt) . 44/ r° - J. Halliday enaniined..--1 am Mairehal of the University of Ox- think; 1 did not mill myself. Yon, I h o p e , got your worattel, refiners, Commerciel-tuad-cad the latter foe being an accessary berated the above tee:imam,. Hog • 40s to 42, Trefoil col, lag. I knew the plaintiff perfectly well there; she resided in Illue &c., quite ash; the bottle was not broken, I hope. l'ray, my before the fact. The defendant Humphrys denied that he galloped his horses ;mm. G • 2as to 31, Bosu4aue ; my bounces in the University is to Wok after the per. love, lot me have a letter from you on Saturday; put it us tie Ow r was' Ed +4 F . k lolleted with the prison but he en, t was cwt . and a passenger on Warboys' coach confirmed his staterpent,but ad. whi te Ma re/ -43 a to 44s l'arraosyseed •84s to Ms Coriander Ms to 'sets, to lap the streets clear ;it was a small house, and there was mo o on Friday nht. I hope anal Cruet, my de:greet Mill, you wu y were going at the rate of seven miles an hour, and if R e a m • In to Ils • in cultudy. • fals to Ms Tares (winter) Os sd dm appear:lnce of a shop there ; th ere were coui pl a inis or the boom: will WOO regain y ou r usual lovely . looks. With you it is paradise, The J feared Kimsey Car and he Toe seamy. toyu e .e, the ot re . - the boasts broke out in a seller) it was by accident. to este MIS toy Wetness to look after g irl, cf o q pt i ma ,' c h aracter , and keep without you-1 know not what it is. Give my compliments tu Ins H •• - GUILDFORD, DEC. 4. ie . RDI:11, in passing j u d g m ent . Meth out of the way of yo.mg loco ; Miss Stephens and Mho all, and believe me, my dearest Mill, your truly deviated and race- • w i th " rob fendente, and made several objection.' reapering the Kilburn stage, Wheat per I. lel Os to 201 Os Rye . le 1 .. w. t a ow I s. nothing could be more crintinal than leaguing a servant to la ts R 6 Whetter' appeared very much in the piddle walk ; they were tionate canoneding that no case had been trade out; they were however Oldditto -0( Os to 01 Os Barley - it im 0D ~ his nt-ter, and for which within. less than a severe senterce could teplendidly drossete and were item mach talked of atommot the e. The girls send their lore. My father and mother desire to be be ex . ed. The ••• judgment of the Court was, that os - assns - overruled, and the defeadant II umphrye was fi ned in the mitigated Oats per qr. II Oa to 11 15. Boons . 21 t- - ." Mang men; I think 1 have seen the young men walk with them ; cemembereg to am ,. I h ope I s h a ll moo hear you h ave m oo d a Pt" penalty of 51. and rusts. lie rave notice of appeal.2l to 6 Old ditto - 01 es to to Os Grey Peas -21 2 li - trey were called by the piling mei!, •• gay women ;" I. "ever saw room foe me. The ga •ill. I hope, suit pm ; wear them ported for scent years. In the cased IVarboys' coach the information was quashed, sis 11 Ifs a young man go inn, the how , in the evening, but i have seen immediately, and when they are worn out I w:11 give you others." ememe_oemememmem in consequence of an informality in laying it. HERTFORD, Dec. 4. ti /ers! young men about the Iloilo:: I have observed their man- _..... em ..-- Whea t , l POLICE. -- -•- --- - peroaa o f Ikons, per load 26 a m Mrs t th-y were in the lishit of laughing and nodding at young. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Morener, Me... STATIGN'S OF THE. ENGINES five bushels - 385 to 49% Peas - men en they pas sed; they were rather handsome ; I was dim el 1 BOW-STREET. New -- • Mita% BELONGING TO Tilt DIFFERENT FLEE OFFICES IX 1.01111011. . -s to -s Rye . . • _., to soak after the her: e; people in the neighbourhood e mot • . Siftings el Nisi Pries, before the Cuter JVSTICE end A Mr. Selbeck was brought up far a tea Clement's oatchbottee, - ow .- Barley, per qr. - Ms to 57s Tares . 1-4 of the home! • the bone, was eituated in the central part of (heed ; I Sue - - - Ratliff Highway. - mi tim e a Special Jury. charged by a Mr. (Meter (both very fathienaMe-looking men). with --____ tra windows Conked into the warden of one of the eanons of Oxford; • • . 2 Imperial - . Lower East Smithfield. S3IITIIFIELIM 3losreer, DEC. 6. - having assaulted him oa Sunda y night, under very ungractous cir tee ladies appeared to know several of the gentkmen. 3 Royal Exchange - Nightingale-lane. We have a vast quantity of Beasts here this morning, bat ei ornoo T. DITSUAND. eumstances :- CrOatiallnlfillell.-1 knew the father anal grandfather of Miss 4 Phenix - . . %Vellelete-equare. sorry to observe that the peatest part of them ha . •" - In this case an issue was directed to be tried from the Vice. It appeared that the gentlemen had retired to take a comfortable re very Lea* Illeephee „s• they kept at public-house; they were respectable per-le Uni on . . . Sweet Apple court, Biabopagate. app.:stance of Christmas Beef, and are certainly more fit fee Chancellor's Court, and the issue was twoteld. The first WAS to g lut of wine at the Crown Tavern, in Essex-street ; and as their de sims; the grandfather was particularly an. 11 [tendon e . . Threadneedle-street. feeding stall than the butcher. We consider the best util ascertain whether there was any agreement or contract entered into intimacy was of long blooding, they remained there far some time, Eag le 9 .., H. eli eet t remained...el em proprietor of 3livart's !heel ; i n be something beyond 4s. 411. but do not feel warranted in by the plaintiffand defendant, that the defendant should have pus. reminding each other of mutual sets of friendship, until the bill was 7 _ - e e 10100vgate oclusequence of an ativertieement in the Times, I adders:oda letter seation of a certain house and gmunda in King-street, St. James's ; called for, when Mr. Selbeck, considering the balance of g 110111 Exchange - Lambeth-hill, Upper Themes-street. beyond that figure. The show of Mutton is short Mtlie new to; A, 11, C. 72 •Immhard-stred ;in coneequente of this letter she 9 Phenix . - - Carter.lane, near Sr. Paul's. poet of good Itowns and Leicester remains at M. 6d. wick she and the second was to ascertain if the stock of wood and rush left favours an his side, expected that Mr. (•syter would come to spore to any home; aheC3lllC alone the lint time, anal said that shelo Atlas . . - Earl-street, Blackfriars. trade. The market for Veal continues steady , and without tea in the house at the • d when defendant entered into possession, something like a fair settlement, by paying the bill. Mr. Carter, weluld. bring her brother with her; she was very anxious. to be en- 11 Globe - . - I)itto. tion. Pork is up di. per item. At the dairy-feel market today a as executrix and legatee uf her father, was to be retained by lier as however, was so much of a political econamiet, that he strongly gaged, and her Modem also ; arrangements were entered into to a set-eff spinet a sum of 2031. drawn out of Ilammeteley a Bank objected to cash payments. 'l'his preditiod a very enjoined debate 12 Beacon - - - Water-lanes Blackfriarm Barnet, there WAS a considerable deficiency in the pi nil - suP fa de *image her; she was to retrie s ' MO us hear-maid ; she said she bail 13 Norwich Union . Unienooreet, Illackfriars. best smell Pigs obtained lia. lid. by the plaintiff. The plaintiff Mid defeedant, in this case, are between the eentlenien, which terminated in Mr. Carter being col_ expectancies, and that she managed her brother ' s brother and sister. Th e ir father , w ho was proprietor of Nerot's larval, the bell rang for the waiter, and Mr. Selbeck indignantly 14 Iland in Iliad - Little lkidge-street. Illackfrian. Beef - It Od to 4s MI I Veal - 3s 44 to Is II !mule in the country ; she was 011 C day upon trial: 1 obritrvonl al5 Alliance . . East side of Fleet Market. Mutton - Is 4d to Is fed I Pork . Is Id to is h lintel, died about the year 11104, leaving Isis property in flinging on the table the attempt of the bill. The altercation. dauntimme of manner, and a disposition to tires., which inducedl6 Hope . . - West Smithfield. Ishares be 1 •children.lt I • ted however, not being completely eeheiiled, in the general coutheion equa tween her two was at mit DEAD OF CATTLE Tills DAV: MS to think her un fi t for the situation i I did not inquire who. - . Holborn Bridge. that the plaintiff had ever since managed the house with little in. a half-crown was IlliSSl'il off die 'Able, with the eking of which 3lr 17 Sun Beasts, 3,784 I Sheep, 17,3911 : Calves, 1110 I Pigs, 210. Wrote the advertisement ; her brother fruited her from my house; 11l ‘Vestminster . . IVelle-strect, OxforcLetreea 'reference on the part of the plaialitf. Smile time su b sequen t to Selbeck charged his friend. This constituted the taunter-charge. HAY-MA RIK ET. I was eitheequently threeteneil with, an erten by a letter from her 11104, Mr. Phillips anal the late Mr. IVMstanley were called in. at Sir R. BIRVIE, aftet having patiently heard both ntlemen 12 Sun - . - Swallow.etreet, Onfooloureet. Hal (Old) - 41 Ins 3d to Id 51 04 brother few a Lomeli of contract.2o Royal Exchange . Princes -street, Golden.square. the request of the plaintiff' and defendant, to value the stack, house, at great length on the subject, in which each p articularlyineisted New Inferior -3/ Si Od to 41 4e Od J. 11 . 11110 CZZOlined.-31isie Wharton was on a visit at my lease, and good-will, which they coned/led worth above 2,0110/. that it was not the money, but the shabbiness ofthe others conduct 21 I !mon . - . llieker-strect Portman - square . Clover (Old) - bl lOs Od to 61 601 hbuse ;It was Tema:keel by die persons there, tied bile was is very (If thh sum, each party was to have the half. and the defentlar.t he felt sore ahem, advised them both to retire, and settle the balance 22 1110 be • - - Ilerseferrr-read. Westminster. Ditto (Inferior) - 41 bet 01 to 51 fis id Right spirits. She was not '• si aor cold" the day on which the swore, in her answer to the Court of C h ance y, that p l a i n tiffiad due to the landlord, who was the sufferer on the occasion. Seine 23 County - - - Regentotreet, Piccadilly. Straw - - 11 les Od to 21 bld Moot with me, after the midi It was broken old: She is a very 24 Phenix - . - Crown -street, St. Giles's. • had hie share anyanced to hint, though at different periods. The demur having here seinen, the laedliml ex p ressed his determination Iteulaume, faeeinating girl. A clergyman at nay house paid mum. 25 British . - . 11 ungerford Market. defendant also put in a circular letter drawn up by plaintiff, in to have another hearing in the Court of Requests, and all the NEWGATE AND LEAI)ENHALL-(By the . awns to her; she did nut appear much to like hint. Iler father 26 Imperial - . Ditto. which the hotel was described as her own, together with a letter parties then withdrew. Reef - 2s 4d to Is 40 Veal - Is Id tit 6 111 amended her on that occasion, reel said she was like the man who written to her 0 , 0 , 4 110 m, while the plaintiff was in Frame. cwt HATTONMIAIII)EN. 27 Sun - . . John-street, Ilorsleycloon. Mutton -248dt0 3s ill I Pork -3sMto Is II went into the weed to cut %ticks, and said, " 'This won't tin - that - alleging that h ' was a partner in the houae, am claiming so to be. SAVAGE ASSAULT. -Miles /t a sk' , ruffiaely talking fellow , 11l Westniinster - - Betifordbury, Covent-garden. - won't do, and so he come out of the wood sad cut name." (A l e • . i r d •,,,d• with h a vens 29 Albion . . . Wertonairtet, liermondsey. PRICE OF BREAD. he plaint' ent any such agreement, and til e d a bill, calling was Mought up from Saflioneell watelihmtee, charged laugh.) I met :Hies %%leaden 011 One occasion before. It was on his sister, the defendant, to account for the issues and pro fi ts of boost's , assaulted a young woman named Catherine Cavener, and 311 leird'in - - - Thennametrect, Borough. The highest Price of Bread in the Metropolis is 11d. de de igirturn into illy Mee that I received her as a visitor. The clergy-31 Phenix - . . Carter-lane, Tooley-street. , four.pound Loaf. There are others who sell from a hal:miaow the house. To.day event] w i tnesses were called on both sides, broken' her arm in two p laces Man hex not mitre tinted at my house.ree halfpence below that rate. and plaintiff and defendant were both examined. Their evidence Watson , Watann a watchman.: stated, that an Sunday morning, about " 110 1 11 EgeharMe - Ditto. . Coot examined-1 hove had a quarrel with Jones. who is a was at direct variance. two o'clock, he was attracted by the cries of " Watch !" from a 33 Duaahan - - Ili"- iliwt"tth'bi" to Mr. Jones. I lire at Bbilli°""th• but was P ee- The CHIEF JUSTICE at great length recapitulated the house in Chick-lane, and on hemming to the spot, he saw lIIC 34 West of England . Commercial-mad, Lambeth. PRICE OF POTATOES, Dec. 6. Mouldy residing in the King's Bench. My quarrel with Jones whole of the evidence to the Jury, who found foe Use defendant, young woman, Catherine Carener, at the window, who implored 33 Entith Commercial - John-tercet. Blackfriaramoad. Potatoes -3, 104 Od to 41 1M Od per Tea. oltnapally mom in coneequgree of my refusal to comply with • Yorkshire Kidneys 4l Os Oel to 41 110, 11l ditto. • with leave however to have the special matter adduced in this trial his assistance. He found the hell deer knocked, off the hinges, and _ _____ ....____. ItOpeete of %Phaeton. The totroses here entered into a detail of t he entered on the p ates . on entering the girl's apartment, he foetid her almost in a state of SPORTING IN7'ELLIGENCE. decurnstances of the quarrel between him and Jones, and gave PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. eiridwnce to the effect that the clergyman who met Miss Wharton _ __me. momememommeeem ezhaustion, front lees of Wed ; the bed on which she had been - millim -- lIT. JAMES'S. woe/Tot/tete. al his house had no intention of %Darryl )) g her. OLD BAILEY', Itosoav, Dee. 6. lying was one Mali of gore, and she was so faint, that she was TATTERSA leL'S, Dec. C [lay -05 s Od to Ilk Oil Ha jr . 70s Al to 1104 0 barely able to give any account of the outrap. It appeared that There was a pretty strong attendance to des of sporting men, but letti o (N ew) __ Henry Wharton recalled -I recollect what passed at the inter- -miso---s Od to f-s Od In crime . -s Ida -a al she haul cohabited with the prieoner toe some time, but in cense- the betting was not proportionately stvong. The 4ow with lottie'e son. He did not say any thing raw ti the Arne Mr. Sergeant ARABI% amid a Middlesex Jury. Minton colt is Clover . 7/k AI to 110 s fill $ S e Od to 12011 quence of repeated ill-usage, she had determined to break off the still rising, and is spoken of very favourably by those who have Straw . Mis Oe to 4. (.Inver - - &molten. then, but nierelv said that if the money were raised to Maly Perkins and F.lizahrth Willson, two matrons on the verge is Od Straw -36 s Od to Leff connexion. When be emu: at that unseasonable hour on Sun- seen hi m training. The odds left off as under :- - - "LOOM lie son should not . be mauled vilify sister. of seventy, and apparently sisters, were indicted for stealing 16 --- - - -.- day morn i ng , she refused him admittance. upon which he broke the DERBY. PRISE OF 110Pli. per Cwt. Dec. 1k G. Wharton examined-Never beard Lewis mention deceptions. yards of isarenet, value 31., the property of John and William stmeta m or, ;ow after beating I ferocious • broke her 8 to 1 /11 1 her ins manner agst u eta', 29 to I spit legacy VOCE UTS. The examination for the ilefentlant here Mooed. Limbo', drapers, in their dwelling-house, GI, Oeford-stree4 BAGS. arm in two places; one of the fractures was a compound one, and hli to I apt Rufus 25 to 1 awa leisna Kent - 61 Os to 81 81 Kent - a 1 las to 11 b , Mr. Be ouGliA et, in reply, commenced by reminding the Jury, Mr. Sergeant A RAPIN summed - up the evidence, and the Jury the blood flowed f 1 trim the wound . She was pro wee y instantly re. 11 to I apt Duke of York's c. .10 to I apt De fi ance Sussex - 61 Os to 71 Oe &mace - 11 is to II fr ebet In weighlog the daniuges, they must not take into coned,• returned a verdict of Guilty against It'ataun of stealing to the mmed to i ton h o r omro v a yi n . - spit , where 11011 lies, al she and from 15 to I Bolero 30 to I apt Nigel apt Essex - 61 as to 81 us Essex - at iss to II k *Son any thing Mat was mud or done on this occasion, unless by value of 395. Perkins was acquitted. the description she gave of the prisoner he was immediately appre. IR to I apt Advance 28 to 1 apt Gehenna (taken) Farnham, fine 11l Os to 131 Os-Second,, 91 lb to 111 6 1 ileseilaintiff herself, or to knowledge. The testimony of none of (Before Mr. Justice BATLEY, aid Mr. Baron Ilimmoca.) tended in a house •0 • all I' • arid brought to 20 to 1 apt Canvas in George- alley moon -court, the wur,ceses operated to shake her father's teetitnony, nor should FORGERY. the watchhouse. About so muatlis ago the savage broke the OATS. PRICE OF RAW FAT, per Store (ABM. et weight as a feather spinal her. The cold, sneering. contemptu- Nathati l'enuioll, a gentlemanly dressed young man, wee in. wretched womah's jaw in two places dhe • edelude 8 1 ,an t n cant to to agst Aline llt to I apt Attica Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Mellen), Tv sp dos manner, in which the defendant had received her father's dieted Mr tittering a counterfeit order on Sir John Peering, Bart. the vigilance of the Police to apprehend him, until the woman was Bto 1 'gat Se 18 to I apt Nunn* - latter, provoked the brothers to use violent anal menacing lan. Shaw, Barber, and Cu. for the payment or NIL 18s. &I. wel l PRICE OF TA LLOW SOAP , de. per 112%. nearly recovered, when by solemn protestations of future good 10 to 1 apt Wale 20 to 1 apt any other. renege, foe which it is not just th at she %honk' entree. Yet in. knowing th• same to be forged and counterfeited, and with intent Town Tallow -441 e Ild ' Yellow Soap - 70 a conduct, she was indueed to believe him sincere, and forbore to 07. LEGER. LAIDNIA I C as the conduct of her brothers is reprexented to have to defraud them. Yellow Russia 37s fel Mottled 711. al prosecute. II to 1 apt Memnon 35 to I apt Iligand (taken) „ mt ._ a . - . 'Mao, no one iti Court (except defendant and his lather) will say The indictment consisted of several mods, one of which laid The prisoner, for his defence, brou g ht forward 1 110 1 Cleveland a very c umsy -to apt3s to I apt The Alderman '.' hire ditto - 36 5 Oil toed . Ms 6 ' - that their th re ats and language were stronger than the inaligna. the yas that of George (:apper and Co. Soap ditto 3as Od Graves lls N witness, who failed in praying what lie wishe d - name l y , that she 15 to 1 agst Itedgauntlet Ml to I apt Cymbeline (takeni - alga. glace his conduct was calculated to excite. ll'hat must they 1117 . II stated the -*WC tor the prosecution. The prosecutors in Melting Stuff - 3ls Od Good Dregs accidentally broke her arm when opening the door. 28 to 1 Agit Homer bb to I a g st 41'lliekerandoeddo - les tit obink of his baseness and ingratitude in endeavouring to blast her this case were the pawners of the respectable banking-house of Sir . 1,1100 tat 20 apt Daredevil (do) Ditt° Bough -18 s Od The Magietrete inquired from Berta • the beadle, as to the 25 to 1 apt Ills Grace v 3". edmocter, by mixing her conduct with infemous relations, who, John Peering and Co. in the city, and 31emirs. George Capper and state of the woman? 23 to I agst Mandate 1,800 to 211 apt Scandal (do) go far from Milulging in malignity against him, said, th at if she Co. provision-merchents in Crosby-square. The transaction inPRICE OF CANDLES. Bentley replied, that there was no regular communication from 211 to 1 apt Itrother to D upoe t 1.000 to 20 apt (liana (do) May 60.0t9 1. she would lay it at his feet, and who , in thean'ordes question took place on the ttad of Novenilser lest. The itearunientThe price of good Store Candles in the retail shops is as hike s the Hospital ; but that, in consequence of the previously bad state 3e) to I apt Muleteer LIMO to 20 vett:envie do) elf; Omar. Irons, •Imper d nothing hut love sail al' ati D ! at him . Is a check on Sir John l'erring and Co. purporting to be drawn by „ t m e woman ., hea p h , t'andles, per doses - - and berg - eat exhaustion from lusts of blood, 30 to 1 apt Androgen 1,000 to 20 apt Psyrin's M et. 6, to 71 Moto the advertisement, he could but avoid reprobating it, but 0.. Clipper and nephew. When the check was presented, the he understood her situation was very precatrious. 30 to 1 apt Croweateher lire (do) Moulds . . . - 9s edpragh she was willing to accept a situation, there was not a prisoner, upon his being questioned by Mr. Matthews, one of the . The Magistyate. under these cireunietaisce*, refused to accept 35 to I apt Rosamond 1,000 to 15 apt Attica (do) Mile of evidence to idiom that she knew any thing relative to the clerks, saki he received the check front a 31r. Purely of the Coin- any bail, and the prisoner was remanded moil •I'h il ure ay nest, when RAW 1111)ES. miltestienient ;Le that said she never was a bar-maid spoke ere. mercial Sale-rooms. lie then said that he was posting a bill in Best Heifers and Steers, Ordinary . t's Rd to Is it some communication front the Hospital, relative to the Woillatea si- NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1825. ellmwtely. for she homed the business at be: brother'', not as bar. the Royal Exchange, stating his want of employ, when a gentle- tuition, is ex p ected to be made . per stone -34 11l to 31 4d Market Calf (each) •0 01 omi e st, but as mistress, and she semi but a few hours at the house man took him to the New York Cufne-Itutise, Sweetings-alley, The following horses are named fur the Outland Stakes, D.I. Middlings .2sMlto 36 (Id Mem she was hiredoo that, correctly speaking, she never was a bar. when he inquired into his abilities, and gave him this check to _ . MA RY-lot-11()NNE OFFICE. AGE. AGE. *aid. The ilairaelill of his Learned Friend should only the offer for psysnent. At the prisoner's request the parties proceeded Onseiciewca of THE S es A pony woman yesterday, Jelteldt - - - - 4 Triumph - - - . 4 SHEEP SKINS. 3 Silkworm . . . 3 Polled , Is Gal to fis Od s mere excite cinnpassion for her, and aggravation against the to the New York Coffee-house. when it appeared probable that the presented herself before 31r. RAWEINSOW, to complain th at about 1.0:Igo:list - - - • , . . 4 , 1 • heep, Os (Jul I Downs. 2s &I to & a efiefentlant • for instructing his Counsel to disparage her. %%Mite" prisoner had been there ill 111 C course of the niorning, connected six 0%:lock on Sunday evening, three latish constables came to her Buzzard . - . . 3 1 remtion - .. . - tells, o.e Od to Ile 1111 I Lambs, Os 11l to It Od race was not entitled to credit, who mud that she was in with some transaction or other, as he believed the proprietor of the stall at the corner of Wells -street, Oxford -street, and veiling her Carnival . - - - 4 I laii ha" ' 3 limb spirits, and song at his house on the racing of the day that Coffee-house would testify. The charge was one of a serious reek of apples, and otter fruit, put them into a hackney-coach, Swallow, by Skim - - 3 Street-ham - - - 3 - PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. Am heard of the infect, being broken off. I ler falling into fits when nature, and the (mention fir the Jury to consider was, whether the and drove oft • with them, telling her that if she had any complaint 'Nell Burly - - - 3 Ilan"' 11 - 3 Butts, 50 to 561ba . - -20 d to Illid a lama . . . 3 Ditto 11l to gsim s earea the heard of it ; her continuing for ten days in a deranged prisoner had been the dupe of another, or whether he had acted in to make, she might emote lib this Office. She enured the 31agie. Email" - - - - •.‘ •' LI e - - - 23 d to 241 ante ; arid io her mental aberrations mistaking her father for ammo with him to concoct end cocisummate the intended fraud. trite that she had occupied the stall in question ter the lase fourteen Lymeasa • - - - ..l 'Messing H ides . . . . MI to lad 141 sis, er n. and endearing hint :-All this was sworn by her Mr. Oliver Vye deposed, that he is managing clerk to the house rats, and had always conducted herself in a quiet orderly manr.er, - Fine Coach Hides . . - etel to fl e e SaMocr, with team in Ilia eyes, (and his were not the only team died of Sir John Peering and Co. On the 23t1 ult. the prisoner cattle to and concluded by emiressing her hope that it was not by the orders lIITNTING APPOINTMENTS. Light Crop Hides, foe Cutting, 35 to 40Ibe . 162 to lea 0 the recital in Cmarta It was totally inconsistent with White's the banking-home with a check foe eel/. Ilia. 51 drawn by mew.. or his Worship that the seizure had been Made. Ills Majesty's Stag Hounds will meet on Friday, at Gerrard's Ditto, 45 to bulbs . - - -11 l to led win y, acrd the father's evidence mood unshaken. The Learned Geo. Capper and nephew, who at that time had cash there. Wit- She aim handed a letter to the 31agistrate, written by Mr. Ermines Cross, at halt-Past ten. Calf Skins, 36 to eMbs - . Ills to 211 elimesel commented, with his accuetintied ability, on the oilier parts nest took the check. and sane little doubt arising, he placed it on of Allortimeretreet, in which She was SPOILCUOi In a eery creditable. The Suuthwold Subscription hounds meet this day, at Holme Ditto, .SO to 70Ibs . - - - 231 to Vid t eethe evidence ;he reprobated the paltry conduct of the defendant their account, and proceeded to the note drawer, and took net 26111. nilimer. Wood ; Thursday, at IVelton Mill ; and on Saturday, at South ) litre , 70 to litliba - . - • 1 , 13 to 111 10-esaideg here to asperse the character iif her, whom he had morn He then re-quested a clerk, of the name of Matthews, to examine Sir . Rawl.' meow assured her he knew nothing of the seizure, Manse tar. Small Seals (Greenland) - - . 173 to lilt to love, and raid dust his Client !balked to shunt as emotes' , " of the the signature, and lie pnincUllectl it right at first. While wrens which e , al ,,j u l e was ta u by the mike of hint-elf, or any of his col. The %Varwickshlre Fox-!rounds meet to-morrow, at Alveston. arge Ditto - . - . itid to 161 hidden! Wood • and on Saturday at 'fanned Home Ili- feet • murals, to give damn:es-Loge AS they aught In, they were was hatikieg tor the odd money, elr. Matthew% repressed some league:;, awl desired her to wait while lie sent one of the of fi cers to Pastures ; Thursday , at W- ---- a .• - . - 132 to ill epees. oily poor en 10 the injury receise--dample fur the reparation doubt. whermatem the prisoner was asked whether he brought it the watelitiouee to ascertain who the constables were, and by tellUill Satterfield. Spanish Horse Hides - . 131 to 21d .1----- -- ..Ihp to is r reputatiiie. from Carper and ('ea. He maid no; but front Mr. Purd of the employed. The East Sussex Fo x-hounds will meet on Thursday on Dich. The Loon Col es-Jusosce read over the evidence, and told the Commercial Sale Rs. oom Witness tent a messenger to 31r. l'ap. Stowell, who woe sent on this errand, returned shortly after, sad line Continent and on Saturday at Sutton. near Seaford. COAL MARKET, DEC. G. ;lift t,.. the action was allowed at law for the loss of an establish. per's, and detained the prieoner in convenostinn. Ile aaid. amine; stated the roost:Mica to be Mears. DOM:an and IVild, olNewinai.- i . Mei sat Marka Me Earl of Scarborough's Fox-hounds tuonorrow, at Apley P • Ships Sold. pries, wont; they would therefore consider what might he the relent of other things, "I am amid there is something odd about thi s street. mid Taylor of Flathbone.plare, all of them respectable Head ; and Friday. at Oamston Village. 115.4 N ewcastle - -117 i - - 2:11. 6.1 to St 01 .Its lose orea.intied by the low of such an establishmerd as the de- check." Ile then said, that being out of employ, he had given the tradcsmea, serving the of fi ce in their own right.ao lid ms 14 The Basiswarth Fox-hounds, this day, at Mottoes Village ; 16 Sunderland . . 14 . - 3 i to _. erten' rutin Ids limited income could eupport. He thmight it Porter of the Exchange a shilling to post a bill, but that nut b e ing Ale. Raw i 1 SISON (haired they mi g ht b e roo med to attend, and Thursday. at Gammen Park " and Saturdey. at Mickleton. 1 Scotch Coal . t - -s MI to 3M DI .W 4 al.o to Este to the Jury, that plaintiff' and defendant , if large enough. he wrote another. IVetneme's suepieions were roe- exelein the authority on which they had acted. Sir G. Sitwell'. Fox-houzids, this day, at Stoney Halloo Bar ; 2 Stone Coal . - 2 4ie Oil to fila 61 I Cinders 1 : --s -.I to 2.'s al niarticit, would have prriceetled to India, where a greater strictness firmed, arid he desired the mit:otter to give back the notes, which lie The two former were moo after in attendance, when the woman and Friday , at Norton. 91 • peered. then tenhapa even in society in this country, as to the did without any demur. The witness then went too to detail the repeated her complaint, and ei r . m ett e a n, or: me part of himself Mr. Dewing's Hounds, Friday, at Saxthorpe . 1 Cantrell Coal - 1 - --s Oils 36 th er ater and ermituet of the ladles who were termed into it. If circumstance relative to the p risoner ' s meeting a pereen on the Ex. and brother Dineen, shoed that they had mutually agreed to en- The %Vestacre Stag-hounds. Friday, at the Kennel ;on the 13th _ • esserctere any emieralcsi fault Or lilenlifll became known shore after change. In the comae or the conversation with witness:, the pet- force the observariee of the Sabbath-day, by removing all the fruit- at Mr. Beci.'s, Cough:mu Field Bann; and on the 17th at Barden's , .. _ . their ordeal io India, would ia, it he moat injuries's. The point fm tenet said that Inc had lived with 31e. Williams, ten-broker, in women in lexfindad reet, and that keying given the complainan t 11 th.. BIRTII. .immedioic consideration was, whether the match was broken of: in Jewrpotreet, and that while he livid there on emptealeint cir- notice, and she still persisting in staying there, they had seized her o f T ieute e et-Ceiol Lord Amon's Hounds, to-ninrrow, at High Cross; on Friday at On the 99t h ult., at Glasgow. the La dy . • Cirelvtiurnee of deception, practised upon him in the conevalment etimstarree arose relative to something at Williallts • e. the hanker. Pee'''. as they understood they were empowered to do by the Sibeon ; eiatunlay, at Newboll Gate ; and the 13th at Cotton. Edward Wildman, of the ( •arabincert. of a daughter. .... _ _____, ail 11`r lail)'.. (+erecter anA situation. or whether Miter ..... lives dill WIIIaWS being aware that 2410.'. lied beets imprimerly u)ttaiiuntl front •• Proclenettion for the suppression of Vice and linnitetality," 31r. Illeynell's llounds, Thursday, at Swarkstone ; and Satter- _____ '- Wet Malice hilts to break ft eff? If they were of the former epi- that bank, asked the prisoner whither he alluded to that cirettiii- which liad biro read to titian when they were sworn into Aire. day at floarcroes. 31A RRIAGES. On Thursday last at lit. Paul's, Covent--o-len J. Ilem.N. ~,,,.•they would feel for the defendant ; Knot. for the plaintiff: stance, when he replied in th • affirmative. Ile then directed the 3; r. If AWLIN So N told the,,, that ender the Street Am, and un- 'file Cheater 'farriers , tn 4 nOTTOWs at ilawarden Castle Lodge •• • • • , • • ~ c e t p 4 11 . 1 A, .1, ry coosulted tome:ter for a few minutes, and returned a attention of went os to the New York C offee-house, and wad that der th e Leeal Act, p ere t e e au thorised by the N'estry had the power shunt ; and Feitlee, at Milton Green. to Ann, eldest daughtec of ('harks James Butler, me verdict for the 'Minor' -4 novae. 1r ; 01. ill all probability the gentlemen 010 gave him the check WAS there. to sei.e all genes th e y butt exposed in the streets, and carry thou The Moly well Ilatriers, this day, at Pen y macs; and Thursday, Strand. i e . J o an:. The trial Loieet until near seveneeelock. .11min this time 31r. yapper arrood, who waited until au to th.: workhouse; but that they, having no express authority from at Brie. Kiln. I On Thursday, Teel inst ., at Sr. Peter's Church, Cher , . . ___ idlitar came, when they all went to the New York Coffee-house. the Vestry. could not leitelly do so. Be had no doubt they had Sir Itichar.l Maroon's Mounds, to-morrow, at Overton Bridge ; , }:eq., 111.1)., to Letitia, youngest daughter of James Jeleom "TeM OA 11Tarim--W. CT. 1,. They found, t h at although the parties had no very distinct 'retailer- acted from the best of motives, although he thought they had li ds_ Fruity, at It:Ailey Green ; and on Alonday, at Edge 11111. I Esq., late of York-street. Tice r In the ltitli ult. at Edgware . the Pm. Peter Felix, • , " lattelon, omit. 2 2, 1143. Been of the eireimixtamr, yet they believed a person like 1 le- taken their powers. anal he would suggest to them, a,: ll,mtlemen Tile Brighton Ilarriers throw off to-morrow, near the Race- 1 • , Rem. r . ~ Notbior. my helOrrd and dearest Amelia, could exceed the serdoel liv the prisootr, had been seated in a patticular non'. %Vit. serving die ollice in their own right, whether it was worth their counte; and nitlay. at Devil's Dike. Ledred, Cardiganshire, and Curate of Chelsea, to 3liss tanni.:tv I felt this day. 1 more f u lly , repected you would write, as i.12%,1 UPI& it,. prisoner it was a case which must be inveestigated be- while to (min uepeettlarity by int e rf e ring with a practice which The Earl or Darlington's fox hound% wilt meet to-morrow, at BrockleY Hill. i rmimtesl, le• return nt pest. I sent you a letter on Friday and hoe the lan:i Mayor. Ile mem:seed sonar s.irpriso at being de- every ieheeitant of this 1/85t metropolis knew tel have existed front' l'hureh HaVve''''," l. Crakehall ;and tan Friday, at Anderby Steeple-each day at half. On Saturday last, at St. George s . .. , ..., e0 s a ti o ah v. Viet will perceive, my beloved !Hilly, how very miser- lai.ied in custody. The check had beer. in the possession of wit- ' , me Mime:mot:al, and wheat, while not persisted in during church past ten o'clock. Charles Fitz Athletic'', ): sq., It. N ., grandson of the late t , able aid wretched I 'on. I limn• to-morram'a pest will bring MC a neve ever since Av. Matthews ITWlfiletl (rain elr. Capper's on the time, or so as to lead to 3 trench of the mace. he could not run_ of Buckinghamshire, to Miss Sarah Bios lie Staff, of Che Ms. _ long ler:er from you. I must come down, or you must to town. I day it was pre,e , :oeil. ceive any great harm rat. It was true, sitting magisterially, he PEDESTRIANISM . amine 51d! I know r.ot what to do with myself ; 1 can only think 51r. Come moes.examtneil the witness. teedit rich say that the practice was a rig's or.e but if it was thought Demi eTtr r PE nusT ai A N.-This hem of pedestrian families • iheloiira :a aost-• of Getencroft. Dumfries-shire, to Jar.e 1% i , . • - • • • • • • 31r. Itaweiwanw assured her he knew nothing of the leisure, which certainly was not by the nukes of him-elf, or any of his col leagues, anti desired her to wait • hile he sent one of the officers to the watehhouse to ascertain who the constables were, and by whom employed. Stowell, who was sent on this errand, returned shortly after, and stated the eonetatites to be 31cesrs. Duncan and Wild, of Newman street, and Taylor of ftatlibone-place, all of diem respectable tradesineo, serving the office in their own right. Sir. Saw 'Anson desired they might be required to attend, and certain the authority on which they had acted. The two former were soon after in attendance, when the woman repeated her complaint, and Mr. Putman, on the part of himself and brother officers, stated that they had mutually agreed to en. force the observance of the SabliathMay, by reniovieg all the fruit women in Oxford-street, and that having given the complainant notice, and she still persisting In staying there, they had scared her goods, as they undetataud they were empowered to do by the Proclamation for the Suppression of Vice and Ihnninstality," which hail Mee read to them when 'hey were sworn into office. 3tr. IiAWLINION told them, that undrr the Street Act, and un der the Loyal Act, persons authorised by the Vestry had the power to seim all goods they fout.d exposed in the streets, and eau, them to the workhouse; but that they, having no express authority from the Vestry, could not legally do so. Ile had no doubt they had acted front the beat of moires, although he thought they had Min taken their powers. and he would suggest to them, as Gentlen,en serving the Mike in their own right, whether it was worth their while to court unpooularity by interfering with a practice which every inhabitant of this vast metropolis knew to have existed from time immemorial, and which, while not persisted in during church time, or so as to lead to a tread; of the pace. he could not con ceive any great harm in. 1 t was true, sitting magisterially, he could vet say that the practice was a right one, but if it was thought lit to interfere for its suppression, let it Le by general measures, executed in a legal manner and without distinction of persons. To hinnielf, as well an to them. as inhabitants of this parish, it could nut be unknown that many of oho respectable tradesmen who fur nish the eatableafor the tables of the opulent in the neighbourhood are in the habit of supplying their customers with fish, meat, &c., as late as three and four o'clock on the Sunday afternoon, and yet he anppmed they wield not think of seizing any of the articles they might tied in their shops. They would not bring a coach and carry away t.ll the turbots they might find in Mr. Grove's shop in Bond-street. beesuse, if they did, he probably might seek his remedy by actin. Still, ifthey thought these practices such as they coeset entiously ought to inurfi re to sat pawl, there was a legal mode of so cluing, by exhibiting informations under the laird's Day Act, and, in cases preyed, a tine would be inflicted ; but, in adopting this course, would say, in common justice begin first wilt the wealthy. Mr. Taylor observed, they meant to proceed impartially, and had begun with site stalls, but should proceed to notice similar offence' in others. 31r. I/awl-Insole replied, that had they begun first with the rich hr should have been more Inclined to have respected their motives. The way to make the laws reentered was, by showing to the people generally that they are as rigidly enforced spinet the rich as against Menu lint what sort of justice would thus wo , man think she obtaioed if she found bench tined for an set Which more wealthy traders were allowed to persist in with immunity. lie P;:uld pay again, if they must ins .ere, let them begin first " Tc Mite 11'1w:on—W. T. 1,. " London, Sept. tiNolbint, my beloved and dearest Amelia, could exceed the . i tgai 4 :y I felt this day. I more fully expected you would write, as .leprptested, l.y return of post. I sent )tic a letter on Friday and sateed-v. Vim will perceive, my beloved Mills , how very miser s/10e and wretched 1 sm. I hope to-morrow's pest will bring me a keg letter from you. I must mitts down, or you must to town. I maws Mill I know not what t o do with myse lf: I can only think of you. Pray, my love, do not keep me long in suspense. We sawn meet soon, or I know not what will become of ow. Yester day (*.sedgy) Downing I was very miserable. an.l felt somewhat m issed in aildreeaing a few hoes to you, which I now inclose. Pray JMW what your father rays shout my milling down ; will he be !lir. Awed IP Hut why should I ask the question, I ani resolved, I dad Any herhh will suffer if I be not with you, my Mill ; I have sent you thu terror:, pray get on with the burlet as quick as hope ; she one I trooght to town was much admired. I hope you mU get old 'wain iw children to knit it for you ; the trouble will then be Mos. Ohl that 1 were with you in assist you, how happy altuwU I be. I have written down some psnieulan about Ilse kekot. Arc., which you will perceive; I hope the waisted is dung niorsrely , ; .1 did it abate; I had to go to the Borough to it; I to ad 1:01, match it about here. %Viten sou write pray 4 Se lOC Wll,l yen wilt dune rich your pelisse at Mrs. Herring P. . tupt two 111...ic.: written in this to her; she sterns much hurt. .1 e a nma ,otenim, toy dear Amelia, to enter on any common. *Kr must only conform my letter to any thoughts, which i. 'co, and you only. hilly, if you do not wish to make mss wiiv.rstile. f.v aver, let me COM dews. to you. I know there tan, pulaticAsouse emu far from you, where I can haves bed. I tygtlA willingly lay do the how ground to be near you, my be f.a sod educed Amelia. I have wilt you a bottle Of raspberry gar ; I hope it will do your cold good ; take some in a tomblir of water when you are thirsty. I have sent you, Mill, two small vas for i,w). 11-powder. bc now. Your wretched and unhappy V.'dly der 4 the ern hopv.g bit ,In.rest Mill is better; anu SUMUCI Jlatthrws is an assistant cle-k at the Mom of Sir John Perris's and Co. ; the evidence of ht witness, as assigned to his part in the transaction, cas ouite correct; witness' had heard that Messrs. t'apper had lost a cheek for a diffemnt amount, therefore he advised Mr. Vye Dot to take it ; Mr. Cupper declared the chrel to be • furrery in the presence of the prisoner; at the instance of Mr. wittesa went for an officer. Bets THIS PETIk:MT uw.—This hem of pedestrian famehlia nearly finished his task; yesterday evening completed the 19th day. The weather his been greatly against hint, notwithstanding which he has each day arrived in due time. lie is attended every evening from the turnpike-gate at the end of Jubilee-street to his Quarters, the Corriere Arms, Mr. Wherry's, Frankfort-street, by • Sand of music and by a concourse of persons, many of whom carry torches. Bevis, well guarded both in front and rear by a host of butchers, treads the ground apparently not the least fatigued ; he Is generally clad in a light-coloured dress, which makes Into easily to be ithatinguishal amidst the crowd. A spirit of opposition exists betwixt the supporters of this man and Bob Skipper, and on the arrival of the party opposite the King's Head, tower Broad -street, Skinner's quarters. three cheers are given, by way, we suppose, of deli.uice. To show the ease with which he accomplishes the task, several evenings he has extended his walk as far as Stone house, and on Wednesday last, attended as before observed, he perambulated the prineinal streets of Devonport. The task, when accomplished, will be 50 miles per day fur 21 days, being a total of 1.050 wiles. We understand that it is Intended to conduct the victor, should he complete the task, of which there is nu doubt, round the town on Monday nest in triumph. There ate consider. able sums depending in bets on lilt perfilniktnc?. It was generally anticipated at the commencement that lie would not atxtimpli.h the task, and bets were made b to 1 against hist, but during the past week 10 to 1 has been offsred in his favour without being accepted. Ile is an active little Man, about ft feet 2 Inches high, and has been areamomed for a censiderable time to drive cattle in serious pasta of this and the mkjuin;ng countiem—Dcroasfore Fret:ay:4r. The prisoner, in Lis defetum, nude the same statement u he gave at the banking-house. Two witnesses deposed to seeing the prisoner at the New York Corroe.houve, in company with tuella person as he described. One witness spoke to character. Mr. JUilite BAT LEY summed up the evidence irldu , cd. Juiy, arta consulting for ten minutes, returned a verdict of Not Catilly. The lotTden Jo, baring finished their buitine,r. they were dia. charged by 31G Justice PAY Lry, with dank* fur their wersicts. BIJNI:LANY. Levi Abrahams was indicted for itiriilariously breaking into via unerring the house of Mr. Fraser, in Norfolk-street- in the night of the Nth November. ante stealing salver spoon, his property. and a &bawl, the property of 31. A. Easton—aviliy—Destift. !Vilna.' Sere...int, borsc-dealer, w.us indicted for stealing a geld in#. value 301. die property of Richard Bakes. ho Jure acquitted die prisoner. *tarn!: Perltios, aged 17, was indicted for stealing, to the dwell ing-house of A rno: COGIVVIT, s watch and oth3r srucks, egos hie property. MARRIAGES. On Thursday last, at St. Paul's, Covent.zarden. J. Ilurstriti to Ann, eldest daughter of Charles James Butler, Eq.. dJs Strand. Ott Thursday, 2il inst., at St. Peter's Church, (.harlesJobs r " Esq., 31.1).. to Letitia, youngest daughter of James Johaio. Esq., late of York-street. (In the 30th ult., at Edgware, the Pew. Peter Felis, rite r Ledmd, Cardiganshire, and Curate of Chelsea, to Miss heed. • Brockley Hill. (In Saturday last, at St. Grorge's Church. Hanover... f'harles Fits Adderley, Esq., R.N., grandson of the late Crun' of Buckinghamshire, to Miss Sarah !Lorne Staff, of Chelan. At Edinburgh, on the tlth ult.. Lieutenant.Coloncl Po - of Grteneroft, Dumfries-shire, to Jane ir 21 6 'o' of the late Erskine Douglas, Esq., M.l'. DEATHS. s ai r On the Ist inst.. in the 37th year of his age. after a PV ness, James 11'alvh, Esq., Invuertor of Aliens at Hrafts ts ' i ' Captain of the Flamer Custom-house cutter. On the 24th ult., at his residence on Barnes Terrace. ' Jeston ('sae, Esq., in the 72d year of his age. On the 3d inst., by the bursting of a blood-vessel, wife of U. W. J. Roper, of fluke-street. Portlanthplare. On Wednesday last. aged 32, Miva Jane Langley. itititP r ''' the late 3lr. Langley, formerly a respectr.hle grocer of Nettnw . ", Thies young lady had never enjoyed A day'a health since du" she was horn, and though her 'mitering% am so acute ra deprive her of her senses, she was never heard to repine tr a complaint. On Friday morning, at the advanced err * e of 36 years. 1 111 ' men., widow of the late James Day, Esq., of 'West Cove& At Cypress I inwe, Templouge, on Tuesday niertirr• F.sq.. of I)tiblin, who for many years WY OW/ of the PO' of the Bank of Ireland. 111(:11 WATER THIS DAY AT 1A1N1 , 031 13012 4. Morning 42 min. after 2. Anensoew 3 ado. sho7 ——-- - • - • Aglr ° Printed at BRITISII Ofiee. by J. W. b y del i Strand, and published by IL CAN lON, Sap° I