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1 !• - ! t_ 1.1 his legs, with the air or • Counsel opening some Important cause, le my Lord, before we proceed to revel the depositions against these unfortunate Wen, I shall beg leave to state tl►e cone en it ap peers to me, and to give • slight sketch of the ;metal situation of this barony." " Sir," interrupted the Judge, " I won't hear Son. You can tell me soothing of this country that I do not already know. I Imre neither time nor health to listen to idle declamation, and ten times told tale%•." " My Lord, I must oliseroe," cowl 111 l (.41 young Crawley, petnl,utl►, " that :►mnug the virtues of • Judge, pstience is the must necessary; and Lord Mansaeld, env Lord, obtained more credit for that virtue, than for all his other judicial merits com bined." " Then, Sir, my Lord Mansfield never wee •blAged to listen to you," replied the Judge, coldly. A universil smile followed this observation, which was made with a sort of sullen naivete, that Rave it great effect; while old Crawley, trembling it the audacity of hi* gun, whispered him. " Airy now ! airy. Con, dear : troth you'll put Sour root in it, if you let your jsiiius get the better of you this way." The clerk iiitw read the depositions in a mend tone, and drawling brogue, which gave infinite ansusement to the fashionable part or the mi. diencr ; and at last got through the sundry charg e * •gainrt Padreen Gar, 1111 l a Shamus Joy, Dan Brogan. Teague Mac %Saloon, ()wily Sullivan, ond others. who came moiler the denomination ut " NORM! GAM'S •oTS." They stood accused of feloniously awiemhling for purpories of rebellion. and breach of the King'" purer. at St. Gobssatr's well, under the pretruer at celebrating the feast Of that "unit; and of acting under thr influence of Terence Oge O'Leary (who had al:moulded, nod whose papers. bring sets• it), betrayed a ►egul r plan of insurrection, aided Its teerrAl Catholic Gentlemen of the country, ill cor respondence with Spain and France. Baron Boulter slow ((adios; his letter, called for a lighted candle aid *A addressing the primmer', said, My honest friends, it appears to me, from the depositions which have been just set forth, thst you all have incurred the chance of being hanged; an *vent that must, in all probability, have taken at one time urtather of your lives and 1 dare say you will agree with mr, my liuni4 frit istl., that wh.- ther a little moil er, or a little later, is a matter of but trifling importance. (I'll t tile you. Sir, to snuff the candle.) Yon str, my friends, I MIA to fin nothing in the dark, and am endeavouring to throw every possible light upon your cave. There now, is !toy young and clever friend, Mr. Conway. Townsend lc raw ley. smiling at our; said Inv old friend, Mr. Crawley, his venerable father, smiling also. The Crowley% gentlemen, are good-humoured men, and cheer 11.1 men. I ant. us) self, a good liu 1111 l ore man ; slid in that point, at least, I warm. hle Lord Alamdielil. And now, my friends, with such active Magistrates and loyal men as the Mister Crawleys among you, the row an High Sheriff, the other an High Treasurer ; the one a Sitting Barrister, and another a Serjeant (ant, however, I trust, a per moment Serjecuit) ; with such enlightened guardians of the law, to keep yon quiet, and put you up, end put you down, it is singular that you should meet at St. Gohnate's well, fur the purposes of se• dition and rebellion. For Mr. Crawley, *en. may be justly styled the grand conservator of the peace of Ballydah ; and with his worthy sons. I must say, form% an aulis reps (a term, hy.the-bye, borrowed from the Norman law, as you well know, my honest friends, none better). (I'll trouble you, Sir, for a little black wax.) As for Counsellor Conway Crawley, 1 look upon him as the very reperto rium of the laws; one who has read every thing ; Burn's Justice, Blacksturee's Commentaries, The Registrar's Brevivan, and Paley's Evidences; deep read in the Saxon law, the Norman law, the Brelio n law, and the game law—apropos to game laws ! ‘Vould you, Mr. Footman. step out to my servant. and tell hills to take the gruu.e nut of the gnu eine, and present theni to the cook. with Baron Boulter's very best compliments ? But, my honest friends, the point to establish is this—were you de facto a! Sint Gobilate's well for the purposes of sedition ? Can you prove that you were riot ? I address my self in particular to you, Mr. Padreeti Gar, us chief of this cousuiracy : were you at Saint Gobnate's well this morning, and for what purpose ?" " Is it for what purpose. my Lord ?" said Pa (heels Gar, advancing intrepidly into the centre of the hall, and displaying a bold and careless coun tenance. Is it, what brought me there, Sir ? Sure your Lordship knows right well, what would be bringing a poor man to the holy well, plate your Lordship's honour. Sir ; isn't it his demotion, my Lord ? what else, Sir. And has been going to the well au hundred years, and more, my Lord— troth we have." Will you make affidavit of that, Mr. Padreeu Gar r will, place your Lordship." " Then, Mr. Padreeit, I can only say, that II pitcher that goes so often to the well is liable to come home broken at last, which I think I shall he utile to prove to you before I have donc. But who is that in the red ahanaveat ? (I believe that is gnat! Irish fur ti waistcoat, as some of you know, my friends, to your cost ;I he who is seeking my alien lion, as I judge by his expressive countenance." " Its Burney Telly, as sonic, your Honor a Aarse, my Lord, last sizes ; long life to your Lord.- ship," said a slight meagre, but alert person, step ping before Parlreen Gar, and displaying a counte nance of sly and intelligent expression. " So, Mr. 'Fully, how du you do, my equestrian friend ? Now, Mr. Barney Tully, though I have too much respect for your name and calling to wish to pry into Tally's Offices, I must neverthelerl in stitute an inquiry into the cause of your appearing at St. &Ornate's well ?" 4, Oa! phase your Hollow, I'll prove an nishi, my Lord ; fur upon mills this day, 'hove all days of the year, I was working on Mr. Crawley's new road, when I was stew and taken at Si. Gobnate's well, Sir." " Tullus Anfidius, it is very plain you are of that ciss, tis Irish zoology. tot puzzling to tither natu►alists, called the ldrd that cam be ifs two places at one.." •' I sot, Sir," replied Berney, smiling archly ; " sore enoogh, an Irish bird, egg abd feather ; and so was my father before me, my Lard." '‘ Vire have nothing to do with your father, my honest friend, Tully. because we do not want to this instance to kill two hirds with oote stone ; and prefer in all instance% a bird in the hand to two iu the bush. Now, my friend in the carowat, what is yam name ?" addressing a foolish looking person with a red handkerchief tightened round his neL k, almost to strangling. " called Teague MAC NlattOtt, plus,. your Lordship.” " You could not be celled by a better nante, Mr. Mac Mahon, if your father WWI sly anxious as Tristram Shandy's to give you a lucky one." " Long life to your Lordship, mad God bleu you, Sir." " But. Mr. Mac Mahon, with pith a name, I cannot well uuderstand how you should he guilty of such disloyal practices, as to jam Padreen Gar's band, at that site of all insubordination, St.huate's well." " Why then, see here, plate your Lordship," said Teague Mac Mahon, waving his hand, and speaking with great emphasis, •• I should never gone near the well, and had no occasion, only in regard to my taste of baron, which was stolen dis honestly frosts sue. plaze your H ttttt nir." . - " Then you are one of tho nelorovident per toms, Mr. Nltit• Nl:then, who have not vie art of saving your baron." " Sure, I did save it *. phase your Honour, and saved it well, and hung it no iii Cite rotitrililvy, dud quartered it in three halves, my Lad ; told was to give a •tonall 1.31 f to Darhy Iltiolega•-, in lieu of two perks of male (aural). and it. litnitlrtd of mails for my brogue.; and wuilr I ivAts it tibei%, what 0 111 he do, hut comes in, a nd akrt i ,.r 1 ty with gest half, and I the oitly it (loony taste; Alll.l PO 1 went after lion to Si. Gith...ite's, where 1 %°". taloli lip, Sir, only fur tooling alter the remains of my bacon," " The truth then is ont, FM , . Mac Mallon ; you went in ward' of a man, who had the Isoldnevs to make an abridgement of Huron." .• Oth ! that's i 1 ; lung hfit to your said Teague, ti i tttt " I lope, however, Mr. Mae 1141 iiiii th it your fri.ll(l had the taste to preserve all the attic salt 9" 1 ' Orli! glaze your liiinour, it was well salted mud smoked too before he took a last.- or it." "'Then, Mr. Mac Mahon. I mule any, that had you but smoked your friend as luu have smoked your bacon, you wouhl not wive he the victim of your credulity, nor brought before we tut twin clot, of high treason." _ . " My Lord, my Lord," interrupted Judge A tilirry, wadi an air of irrepreiwilde impatience, " I beg your pardon, but thinigh I hrlieve to n . miiekery of justice is got up si tiply for the amuse mesa of this distinguished clock, yet I CISIMOI 11C144 or assist in carryttig nil a farce, "duels may the end be preg nant evil to the persolls af.o ataud in ctistorly r 'befaie us. The deFos;tilits are a tissue of absurdity and sion•ense : and though Magistrates can in this comitry lifetime persons of their liberty upon mrotiiiils quite as blight, yet I SIB toot quite certain that the witrriiiit upon which they have been attested, is a legal instru ment. Show me your warrant, constable.—Yes, dt is, as I suspected, a vague mittimus : a contrivance of certain active Magistrates, to get obnoxious tier- MOOS into their power, and by which they baffle the protection of the laws, omitting to State ally (NY, ur place, or particular of the offences. No therefore, remains but to discharge these poor men, and send them to their work." " My Learned Brother," said the Baton, with much pleasantry of manner, " 'tis not for yi,u or me to bring in the verdict : we must refer it to the Jury ; and I believe of:rarer Jolty never rat. What say you, Ladies! guilty, or 1101 ?" " !Vol guilty upon my honour," cried Lady Georgina, joined by all the patrician voices pre sent ; while Lady bonfire, as much amused by the turn the mock trial was taking, as she had been agitated by its probable issue, cried out louder than them all, " Oh, not guilty, not guilty." • i. •. Carc it, rat it—An Hibeanicisai. Extract of a letter from Gibraltar, elated 26111 November, 1816 :—" By a letter just now received r G. HILL, dated on board the schooner Nir Thomas 'lardy, Fueicholsbay, Madeira, lie states, that a vessel was plundersel un the third day atter leaving this (she sailed the Ist November), by thr crew of a large chip of three hundred tons, and 160 wets (vrolessed pirates—had murdered all their own officers), composed of Americans and British; they sent Mr. HILL and the owner on board the ship, and put them down the forecastle; held a consultation as to their being murdered there, or put again on hoard tier scl net and sunk, after the vessel was- plundered. They gutted the cabin completely, and took Mr. limb's wate li out of his pocket. carried off 1114 tenuity, and cue half of the cargo. During the time of ilia consul anon strange sail hove in sight, when they put Messry. HILL and SMITH oil hosed the schooner, and made sail after the other vessel. Three of the Sir Thomas Hardy's men entered this vessel. Arrived at !Madeira on the 14th instant, mill would sail oil the 18th for Trinidad." LavrxrAst► SUICIgst Friday morning the family of Mr. Witham Hinton, an old aid most respettilde 111114- bitaut of Uxbridge, were thrown tutu the greatest .Ii irt ss by the melancholy death of Mr. Hinton by his us it hand. The deceased retired to bed at his usual hour on Thasility night, and at that Wile nothing extratiolinary ale peered its his behaviour, he did hot comedown to his blea riest at the lime be generally made his appearance, on Friday morning, and some of the fatuity went ep to call him, and found him in a moat dreadful condition, perfectly setisele.s, covered with blood, which issnril from a wontid that hr had indicted in bin side, with a knife, which lay near him us, the hed. Sargeons were called to, hut they could limit reader any assistance to the deceased; they discovered that she knife had been forced an tiffielltly into she sole, that the heart was deeply toiristal. Infuriatio' of the circulla•lttliee W3l IrMen to Mr. Stinr.usG, the Coroner, mil h•• is sued summonses to hold an Inquest sin the hotly yes terday (Sunday) ■t two 'Murk, at the Greets Dragon, at Uxbridge. 'thi• deceased Uad not been in good health for Rot h e hm. , owl i t tsti t t six me.llllls lagpo Sw CO his throat ii a mad dangeious manner, and amid have bird to death had nut a surgeon been near at bawl slitt sewed tip tlw U.1(111.1 immediately, and in a shoo time he occurs-red from its effects. No rause has been assigned fur the deceased tom tattling the fatal dud. MYSTERIOUS MURDE.R. Our Renders wilt recollect that an extraordioary charge was recently made at Bow-street against a young mull of respectable connexions, named Henry Coolor. by %Wham Key s who accused li o n haw. in employed and furnished him with pistols to nitirder %lr. Shears, proprietor of copver-mills at Atriton, and having a counting-house its Fleet market, together with his whole fainily. Cooke wits Mr. Sheurs's clerk. The hint-trate' conside.eil the (Marge unfounded, and liher.ited Cooke, who subserviently prosecuted Kry, and who is 110 W her sentence of trimsi.ortation. On Wednesday morning Cooke, who was about eighteen years of age, died, slier an illness of a few hour,, under cir cumstances of suspicion that he had been poismied. The body was opened on Thursday last. when it was ascertained that he died by poison. 'Thursday slight as inves , igatuon was taken on the body at the Geolge, in George-street, Christ Church, iarssroad, before C. JESIMETT, E•ri. Coroner for Surrey, when evidence to the following effect wits giten Mr. John Woman, of Christ Church, said decease.' had been several years his lodger. Tuesday evening last he came home at lottpast six from the c 1111 l iting.hisose, corn pl•imoir of sickness as his stomach ; he vomited vet y much ; the sickness continued violent. and tar went to Dr. Pollard, a artgl,bokir, fur it...atone. The Doctor being out, he went It Kavud tune, 111111 it ',instil with two pills and a draught ; he went to lied show tru. At eleven witness f d him more coosposed ;he saw no ntore hint until fire 111'1(1 morning, alien twill awoke by a inner like she falling of wine versus), he ran mt. , Couke's rennt. and found him prostrate on the fleas, bun out senseless; hr assisted liim into le 11, and then galled the servant to heti a list• and oinke tea, the deceased having complained of extreme thirst. While 'kinking tea he said to a init.'s, feilown pot something to the beer' About seven I. ' clark a nom aim wilt Emus to Mr. fslwars's mills at Merton, call. d to know if Mr. Cooke, whose Caner w,us forret in there, hid any message to send; d e . t 1 . 0.41 d. semi 1 .1• father 111041 be informed he was very ill, but hn ped toe • In Merton is.. the Monday Ten ntinnotor ifierteards is 0n...5 want into his ro , and found him with In. 'trash! out of Ix .1 I.VIT a beam, rift if he had been vomit ing, stud lying u non Ills sole; he gasped a and expired. At the hints Its nartitittued " those fellons,' he named ou par. titular in I uni. _ _ Mrs 11etounn the (kennel! When hr first Corilphilted of 14601.114 She inquire) whether be had ate or drawl( ony Ilia to olo..acree a ttls hint lie ►aid he had salt beef fur slimier, mod shout it .11 it pod of table Ito tr at 11w coostatistz h use. Hr afterwards said that he fo :wed those fellows had played tricks wills the Meer, for lie recollected it wes re— n.as kahly sweet beer. He said he thought he saw linos ahttr rltot;tur In the bottom of the snug, whirl might be occasioned by the herr know:, bees warmed. Neat mono lag w belt she went lotto lot. room, t h e felt his baud; it Will very cold, and lie appear. d cry weak lie saw', faintly, Those frlloss" About to u floutu u uolesbefore he olwol, Is dr ained Dr. Pollard to lie twat for, but he oiled berme 11w Doc tor arrivo J. He to ver menlioiled the 11.111 Its of the perantis who gave him the beer. Mr. Weimais liwther stated, that nfter Cooke's denth he waited upon Mr. SI11:310, at the esuuthir-bsenve, to ineurrn him of the CirCIIIIIMAIICe, and us-quaint I with the alliteussis of deceased to the beer lie had drank; nod to requital the tour might be searched fur. One of Me Shears's 5t11.4 mode immediate inquiry for the sting anssisiz , the servants, e timid not find it, lie then rolled in the desks and desired they would endeavour to find it, sloth they did immediately under the desk of t h e deceased. Tlsete Apo...tied io it a quan tity of white powder mixed with dot %If Slis•are sealed it up nod delivered it to witness, by whom it was isausferted to Dr. full a d. v. M. Pollard, of Christ Church, allied, that &leased ap plied to him on *faraday evening, complAilling of vomiting, and pans in the stomach and h. 4J. Ile said that lie had only drain• a little table.heer. The excessive vomiting con tinuilig, witness again asked what he had tato u ; and he then said, that when he drunk the herr hr iiiiscrved white powder at the bottom of the mug, and thought Nome of companions bad harts playing !ricks Susie• medicine was then given to hint, with proper directions; he was desired by witsiemi to 0.30 bum what might be Oilmen from the stn. mach. He saw 110 1114.1 pof hum uotil next morning, alien lie was called its gnat haste, and found Cooke dead. Mr. Woman delivert d a tin g to witness, which coniaiord a quantity of white powder, and which being anal)mal, proved to be mirk of arsenic He soilweipiently opened the body, and found iu the stomach a quantity of a similar powder, which by Maio found to be oityde of arsenic ; it had 'malacca a meat inflanintatiun ao•1 ulceration in the atomack, and occasioned death. De. Callaway was present at the opening of the bushy, and corroluor uteri Dr. Pollard's testimony. He as.i‘tual iu rot lyziog the mil:stances iis the mint cud in the aiontach, and ascertained they are, oxyde of arsenic. Their expernuentur were cuirotooated by others made at Guy's Hospital upou part of the sobsimicr • so found, and the result moved was the seine. iVitot as obsessed various portions of th,• sob. stance• :ther itug to the inner mernhrance when the body was Opened; the siwmaels and one of the limestones acre woo derably ulcerated, Bud ule.ah was 01114 occasioned. Mr. Shears, jun. ►lsled, he had beets intlefatigale in his exertions to discover by al the beer had been du awn which Cooke bad drank, rollout success Hr hail about be persons ou the premises, but could obtain nu evideirce upuu the subj. et. Morgan Deasey was warehouseman and cleat( to Mr. Shear.. On Tuesday, at one u*cloek, lu• dined with de- MAMA at au eating house ise the Old Bailey. Witassru tr turnrd to lousiness. and deceased went another way, saying he bad a place 1111101 at berme he returned. %%doers bad been accost.. dto Jriuk a pint of table beer with the de. ceased 11011' uliuner : he wailed fur him a colusideu able time, and Or a destreul a buy isl straw bins s ..... e beer,abich he inuniediately dud, in a pewter pot, and willows drank it. Cooke came in al mot three o'clock. %%lusts,' shortly after. ssaurls went into the counting•huuse, with the buteolion of having some beer with Imo; he saw the lot pat which had been prialuced by Dr. Pollard standing oil the corner of the stove, full of beer, to warm. He was immethaiely culled away upon business; was positive tha► the mug was nut oil the li4lllT previous to the entrance of deceased. It was the same mug he usually drank out of, :used was generally plnceul trustee Coulte's desk. 'flue witness knew not by alarm the beer was drawn, nor by whom placed on the stove. If be haul not been sailed away he should have drank part of it himself. Frederick Wilson, moonier dell: to kir. Shears, remem bered deceased complaining at five o'clock rif being exces sively sick, and said lie had b en see ever sluice four o'clock ; he put his 'minion his at atoll, and said be felt a burning heat there. The Coroner observed, that the beet evidence that could he proctored hid been brought forward err v folly. Nn doubt deceased had died is consequence of takntm the ii‘yele of arsenic is the beer ; bow it came there, or by whom given, remained unknown. All possible pains had heen taken to being forward every person likely to have any knowledge of the corcumstanms It remained for the Jury to &hetr a verdict according to She best of their jndtmeoi•. The Jury remained in consultation about four hours, and at one o'clock on Friday morning returned Ibis verdtcl— s• llied by poison, adonimintered by ruse person or periods al present unknown." A FACT.—On Sundry haw( the clerk of at itorlath ni (h.ure►lrrshire had to uuouunt•r, that oil *oda n INV the fon'llinhent w.mld hr ready to recruve the tithes of tlw mud pnri►h ; awl all persoom then pie. glerltlig to pay their ►rveral COMN/NtlifiONS Would forthwith hr esebertered :—hot honest AMEN h Id out Is still 11110 re threntriiing Tio t if that• steglteied their eumpriiiitmt they would all hit &rah be execosted."—( Bath Herald.) CHARGES OF EXTORTION, .ISS_WI.T, Saturday a very important investigation, in which the Lord Slayor had been engaged for three dart, concluded. The following 'itemize case was detailed in evidence before him at the Mansiouliousr. A yI.IIIIZ WOlll3ll, mimed Anne Moore, was. a few days ago, brought to the instice Room from the Compter, by en extra einistahle of the ward of Poet. *okra, named Edward Hargrave, and charged by him on suspicion of havinz robbed s aailur in a I ttttt se of ill.faine, in Stu of 301. Hargrave was a little drunk when he ap pconl in the Justice Hoorn. He, however, was able to state, that he had taken the young woman upon the infor• mai lOU of the keeper of a brothel in Soill.alley, who him the person she pointed out was the thief. There were several rireuinstasices c onvert, it with the ill arranged tale of Hargrave, and the ilef, nee of the young wunrsu, against whom nu evidence whoever appeared, which induced the Lind 31a)or to wake flurgraie change places with his pri- SUMT Antic Moore then slated, that she iesided with her mo ther its Somers Town, and was wholly unacquainted with the Ml . ..mons people of Still-all. ii uti •Inesday, Hargrave came up to her in Bishopsgate-street, and shocked her, by telling her his anapirions, and that she most attend him to the watch.l r. Arno some assurnnees, which he seem. ell mot at all inclined to credit. he took her to a public house, and called for two shillings worth of rum and water and n pint of porter, which hr thank. From thence he took her to several other pnblic I es, at Inch of which hr cal led fur rum and water, soul made her pay fir it. After hay ing compelled her to entertain him for some time, he told her if she would make up oho ty piiunds for hem be rook, um take Ist rto Ilse vetteh•house. She was terrified at Ike idea t•I 3 prison, awl look out vets ahltillag., whirls he int porkeird. After tuts, lie took her to *timber pada! lonise, wk. re lie called for mitre rum and water and some tea. Ile said hr should out pay for either, snit she was therefore obliged to lease her ring and • sixpence, the only money renuti• 111 Z iie her pocket, in pledze for the itecommuilati 111 l 0,, landing that she had uothing more 21141111 her that could be turned to immediate aIT4IIIII/. Hargrave look her to the watelr.h.iise, for the por poise of seareloug her. She had been alhooling him to pule lie-houses hum two k in the Jay lull right at night, at which Mar lie theinght hr lis have her lucked up. The con. stable of the was Saps ell, whose excellent character is well known. lie ore that Hargrave', Olean were rather con. frayed, and ',flying very little atientiou to what was sa;•I by him, told him if he had any charge to make, to take his Pri mmer to the Contrite,. After atone turthei• precautions, liar. rrity took her to the C pier, where he was so much intox icated as to be scarcely able to make his i le The Lord Mavor was iodignaul 11.1.01111 measure at hearing this account. lie declared 'kit he believed the charge was iliac up fur the purpose of extorting 'mosey, mill instantly suspended Hargrave from his otliec. The conduct of the niai,„ he Said, subjected him 10 the charge of gross fraud, and Ise believed of robbery. His Lordship having desired liarxrave to get together his witnesses for Friday. that per- SOH Was again brought tip. Deo evideure appeared in his favour, hut a new case was stated, which added to Ilic ge n, rid fee ling against him. A young married woman, named Fallon. of very decent amour:bore, stated, that Wine Jaya ago she rams up to f a distant part of the country It was so early when she arrived (five o'clock ;it ilie monolog) that she dill nut Irish hi tlisturb licr fr erode, and then-fore went into a coffee-sh o p, where she polled out her money 10 count it.— Hargrave cause in, snot of arcing that she had two Back notes, a 414 lie moist take her away sail search her; she left rotreo .shop its his rultioriv, and was taken by him into a liiitelie-house, where he asked for a private room, iu order 1 4 1 search bur, slis• hi other public-houses where he 'Mved a , l,posilinn In search her, die also resisted ; she Toll him sho was resvg - c!ibie, foul hail friends, and begzeil 111 tt osjio) are.illlll4lly her to tlo to; but I i rtfuseil, sayitig she most gu In prison or to the ii.tuk. %Viten she saw he wall de ter ... . led ter treat her ill.slic ran into a ham i's shop in Barbi. can, soul iniptorrd 1)1'1.11.00m% _rave foiletwed,and having told Ili • has, r 11.11 maspell led her of havitig bail notesahuut her, c-is 41114)%tr11 oi , e•irt h hue. Ile look from her the two one pound ; Inrl lb-. batter, It ht. did nut relish the proceed ism at al!, ilesir•tt lit took at liir unli s, and finding that they acre good, told /1341 , ,zrace tiro fact. The young woman rd as .flowed to so about lie, business. Before the hatter boil ion rfure liarZl"3“. 111 Z to keep the notes as u security fir her appeal title e ii:.- Kruk , 101 l the disappro. hition es , dreaseil at midi col:dart, lid lit the lihr rata, or ii.• V 41111; 11.1111Pri The boil Mayor heir wished in e.. he un ,h. es t oo d, t h a t no iitlic , -r ouch ciecimisiosi , i s had a right to search any ft. ,1.11. llla Lordship silts. err elm, the conduct of Har gra si wa. 1/COI4IIIIC 'talker upon every 03 Saturday the City Solicitor attended at the Justice room. mid !timing heard dn. 'via nee in both caeca re 5,1, •3111, flail the G, %cam now of vrry cross cittortion ; and the other. of et...a as..ault and false inti..is..nmetit.. • Tilt' Lind Muyur, who Wllf delerntined to loutish Ilarzrave iI h Ih, sit t s.tents, auzits sled that the 6111 case had eel y notch the culuur of a rolibrry. The City. Solicitor esamined Mute Moore upon q ... e of the p. iiicipal I • is of her islenceond uasufnpiniuu that the ch.ii i.te of sohlocry could not he substantiated. The principle on which II • had acted, war must Frogs and iihosionable. ••.. 1' poll the wilt of Hargrave, • woman named Hill, who 1:4.v a brothel os Sl.ll.elley, Appear. 41. She au.d She beaod front two men Il,el Aime Moore wa. the I zirl who robin d the sailor of 30/ in the brothel opposite to her's, and ill.t she gave inhosnation to Hat gave of 1114 t fart ; she litchis-en she knew .1 olie Moony is , 1141 t. been al the !mute in which the rohhcly n4B ...... !tied six 1.11 seven weeks,as a lodger iu the prall.lllolll yoling wlllll4ll Will she never was two days out of Inc mother's horse. The LORD MAYOR—" Ilarzrove, your conduct appears to sae the tonal iatawooa Ihat C3ll be imagined. I shall commit vim for Ilie Itisq.li meaner in 11w tine ease, anti fur the assault and imprisminielii to the other, if you du not hod Lai. I trust llso, • ill lie to ....maple to all Olken." Several of the lily oliire.c rigursited that it would not go abroad to the riddle that one of their huilv hr! been chart;- rd with siodi eionliirt. Hargrave had, they said, au manner of ennui moil with them The Lord Ntaeiii silt:Oiled that there was no connexion, •nd hoped the City Police %unlit not starer by any erroneosia stairtutla. The general opinion respecting the person thus eliarged is, that be it so 14.8;888i), C.BBBlBBl drink as not to care about the 1111'1%11Q of procuring It. Ile was once, it beerns, in 1 re spectable way. ROBBER! ES. A fellow of respertahle aplics.-ance, on Friday night last. entree.' the 114.4 410.01711 of the Gringe lain , Borough, and, with an air of eon. q urorn call“ 1 for some runt and water, with whirls Ihr t‘roilti sulp.lll,l I•im; he then called for the newspau.i. wol re.nsiiii•il fir a length of time reading it Ili our ..1 she till II.• fit an opportunity. WK.,' he sose aii.i gieat.coat t fillill , l44peK behind the door, and I h the pl, r. A Nlr. Thum is Davey, of flr;glituu, bring iii the aoffre.rouin at thr time, and observing the li‘insaction, im ... , 11m1r4 Informed the waiter, who followed him, and iivel to-4 him in the street with the coat no. A watchman was called, and the fellow was given in charge, and taken In the watch-house. idiy 1 swum; I Ist John Johnson, a constable, of Sonthwark, wits poising by Bilit kman•strect, Burongli, aid Wits met by a daring villain, who made a snatch at hi. walrb• chitin. which hri.ke in the attempt to steal his watch, nod thr art off with ail possible speed, taking with him the part of the Chain and scab. Hr Mail pursued to no pm pi.... A boy and gill WO' ~ b gerVed lurking about the shop-door of Mr. Fisher, linen-draper, of Higbditreet, Homo gli, on iy. •oil at lidigth they stole a piece of timbale, width we.. hanging by the door. They view pursued and over taken. r r.owlra ,tionviniss of Willism-street, Borosch, wag rotiiiikii I 3it lug of villatuii oti Fitthay rughi, and rob bed of his ~l[:~ Mr n . iNQUESTS. Afri.awcwotir SUICIDE —On Saturday an i; gnisitina was taken at the Greyhound-Inm Dulwich, before CHARLES Jasawerr, Eeq. Coroner fur Surrey, on view of the body o f Mr. George Gun. The deceased was a Gentleman well known in the City. He held a situation In one of the offices under Government, and on the 15th instant, absented front his friends, who made every inquiry in vain for him. He, however, it appeared, strolled to the above house, and entered the coffee-room at a late hour in the evening He seemed very much dejected and depressed in spirits. He asked the waiter whether he could be acr sssss ruoilated with a bed waiter said lie could have a bed iu a double bed-euttni, hut ru „ ;i ,... went to bed about twelve o'clock. afier tskiitz sums refrest meat, and requested to lie called up early next mornii:sz. The chambermaid accordingly went to his chandler next day, at the hour appointed; but finding it locked, slit. knocked, but received uo answer. She emne dowo stairs and informed her master, who immediately broke into the room, and was shocked at Muting him suspended from the tester of the bed by a piece of curd. He nistantly cut him down, and sent for a surgeon; but no assistance could be rendered, the vital spark being quite extinct. It was further stated, that he had left a wile and nine children to lament his loss. The Coroner summed up the evidence, and the Juri ae turned a verdict—insanity. Another inquest was held at the Brown Bear, Rcar-lane, Churrloatreet, before the scone Cormier, on the body of Mrs. Elia:Meth Muggridge, there lying ilea.l. It appeared from the tvidemee that the deceased herd in t..i; square, soiithwaik, and hot born out wa!kii:g; she took a coach in Bridge mkt. iars, but on th , coachman opening the coach door to let her out at lwr own door, he found her dead. The deccased was about Stt years of age, and it was the opinion of a sur4todi that airy di. d h> apo plexy. Verdict—Died by the risdaliou of God. .4 DEXTEROUN THIEF. Committed to Southwrll prism' last week, I the Rudd, John GuLbslas, late of Laskin, huckster, for -I• a!ii,e fowl.. The 41C1111111It 111 haVillt Otte hand coifed, with the iljt. pentlage of a leg chain, was delivered to the charge of n de. posy constable for safe conveyance to lh•• above-noeutioned place; un the road, however, John, with great adroitness. contrived to mingle with his discourse Altai a proporiodime quantity of gin, &e. as to overtop the bright. r faculties of his keeper. Ar. ived at Southwell, by well-f. iglu d pretences he persuaded him to alight at a publie.lionae, when, les the pretext of warmiol themselves, lie made !boor :)/r. Pe. puts/ so miserably drunk, that he picked his pocket of the key of his manacles, set himself at liberty, al,d absolutely trammelled his sleeping esuirdiau with the save, and gut deur off !!—( Lincoln Paper ) NAVAL INTLLLIGENC E. PORTi4MOUTII, orcrxeva Is. Arri♦ed the Pheasant. from ; Viper cotter, trona • cruise; Concord, HuIL•, hour Wate►ford; Vietnire, Furth', from Cherburg; and Eharbettr, Mead., Irma J. r 4 ,441. fail. d the Redwine, fur St. Helena; Ret►ench. Mutt, t'.4. Jamaica; the Defence, Borodino, Albury. Wytnn, c_ haul, mill Juhu transports, (rout Spitbe•d, u Dim !mop. 14. r Cork. VALMIODTTI, DRCIIIIII , II IR Arrived the Avon, Swain, from Alext;ailiTC7ll 69 ).e, and pro( (d 4 1 C•r London; and Ruben t and Mary. Atwell, trout Wiiti rim .% egil proceeded for !Waddle. Tors vesgeln had ar iveil at Alexandria (dames asknown), front G:lwailinr, I lie .:ay lwfore the Aro* sailed. Sailed a few ve,t4el+ fur Loudon; the Olive, --, Havre.; and lheJuLin, Nicitola., fur Ymtglial 1141LIFICTI, nrcrwr.rn. lA. Arrived tbe Lord Nelson packet, with a 11111 i, at 'ruin Holland. DVAL, 111"CC1112FR it. Arrived and remain in the Downs, the Aiosintawt,l. def. fersom from Slot+ s for J anvil, A _ WATERFORD, I. ECFICJI !I 11. The if xry, Blake, from Wat . erred fm Laudon, into COI k. The 'lmamll, Coleman. from Yonffhql to Liverpool, illttl`• &rid on the 2tl in,teht, tU k. ices S. IV. of Barchwy--tiew Pitt d. Cork, from Clonaki!ly for Li- Inlay reck•d on our of ills! Sitter .erhruje lis i l a °l l: :( i Pl :3 l: :. *in Sil lit i ; l " ll °l'er si gil i ci g : ll " : r3 o * f Hat ordny, the stb Instanl— ul the ral (IS 64111'd 011 the Islam). The brig sm.'s, of Wo►ktugton, from St. John's, New Bruton/id., to Glasgow, wrist on .burr at Llallylaraly, on Soli dity, the Glh iust and su a frw Moors because a wrvek; her cargo is lauding. CORK, n.c►r*et 14 The Suenc,r, 71, the flat ship itt ti.r tt o wi t .y. thr Admiral MI ani►ed iu Cove this thq, as the Tribuue frigate. mBETz.vGs oF cffEnrrow, AT GUILDII.ILI. TO-MORROW. —wow— I It R. Bishop, IVliitchurch. listen-damper J. Caster, laic of Vauxhall, ganef:. T. Giuffre), laic of Ssltet's•hall-ruurt, ins 1 1 S. Boyce, lair of Liverpo.sl, Is.sks r .4 %Vilkinsou nod Cu. Fu sshors 'yu:u•e, was chousciacts 3 D Jackson, Casale-court, ins reliant J Day, King-sires-a, coldatasth J. Thomas, TaberhJele-walk, slate-inerclaaitt DIVIDENDS. T. H.,lmea,Ker•lttn, mum-}-.n ivriii r P. Hooprr, sit..l4.mekViiller, timbre- no i; halal .... 1.1 V. J. 111•UuMirr, Clerkerwcll, wale li-mantifactuirt G. CAiuke sod Co. Nicluiltua.lane, merchaal CERT! FICATES. T. Longley, of Wortlong, &Welt, grocer.—W. Tifton!, of U • _street, Middlesex, silk-Hoanufactur.l. I . W. Ango,of Broml.sitert,Loodon,naerchant.-1) B.o:10. • of Stnnohoopr, Devon, shipbuilder . PRICF. OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per Ct. Re.l. .. 77” I Ex. Mil,, ..!....7 13 0 . 31 iter Cent. s6l ( Ditto Commercial 8 (114 4 per Cents..... 9411 I Lottery Tirkttio Itl/ lg.. Bank L. Ann. 19 15-16 I OmMunt ... 20 Cone. fur Ace.. 784 7) India 80ntie..76 78 pr. I 'Mil BIRTOti. On S lay last, at Bt Iron Cn.tie, her Osseo the ral.. sy of Rutland, of a sun. DEATHS. Thursday se'noight, Mr. Edward Lawtetects,or tomer, aged 83 The deceased ald held the lean.- of if,. al of holy-nine acres tinder the pre.eot S 4 I'. J. Tyr.si.o Jones, Bart. M P. Ana hot ance,..tur., dooriog * period of att yrroa within twelve day*, at a rental of five shilling, aud three-pence per *err! On the 13111111 st in Ctild t, •frofi 71, Mr. W. Heasan, au old cod respect*hle tobabdant of that town. . . Ou tile 4th iu•laut, at Krttwit au , ut•ar Airraferd. in nil 524 year. Lietstest.tstt-Colour I Charier Doke, Deptsty Ailjntant•General in Nova Scotia, fornivrly on the sun iii Portsmneth garrison. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-WRIDGE Moralist 411 aftrr 7. Evening 9 Ow S. 1. 4 1 N DON :It.d ma. Pubhitter: at the (J C(, it 0. 12 7, humid; where ttsententa are reetkiveti, aeol lettno (host-paid' must he athtremea.—C !. Cement% tun, Printer--J WHITE. No 117, Sir 1, 64 Palau:ltem 1 7- ■ , I_' IL