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S l• I e .1.1 •rtert CUMBERLAND RANCER.S. MOldly hit' the •sere'ral ditosion+ of this eist corr hail a grand ffeld4aY ° at Corhy. rt:re -rsicried by Colony! Roddela. 'rho et. LI al , enti re a iterulstion, in the wititn -at terms, etl4lloer iu Which they perfio ram their move. and which W4ll equally crychtable to the awl „,, H r ung 8% 1 4' fro t h th e cen t re of it,il!ori anal forme•l on is rising ground io front en.tle , three most excellent willies were fired, Itul au effect lotions:ries* grand, as the ecaord •midst the woods and rock.. now upon the ear, mid again reverberating am ..a before. After piling arms, the battalion arlacieri by their Lirid.-Coi. Cemmandrnt, K m . to ■ aubstautial, yet not iuelev,ant - . inn nvit: tables and seats haring been west prnsul .1 0.1 the lawn belore the entitle, the sod oven pat down to god cheer or the old ot the roast Are( of Old England." After , i:irce louts of excellent old ale were tapped. out is ahundance.—During the abortive I. Alward. Major Lash proposed the health wo rthy ullierr: this was rec,i v ed w ith th ree three, in a manner which folly expressed the ;Id the corps. On the health of the Lady of d Howard :ieiug also drank with thrte times the Colonel returne d thanks in her nowt.: ; .ward, that 1.10(ly I loward was firmly attach .11 (mend of, the Cumberland kt on I,in bealfli being drank, I,, , ,,ervei, th.t he alwate hi.hed to art in le.L.9l,leat and that from principle , 4r1:11y aitnched to the corp., ant woulJ 4 ,rut rttal favourable report at And their of ~• of dirwlitie. 1 :01. pent, med. " its friends of the Loyd rissA:far. portico/arty the iircitibilitop 'k an I ;.I,d C'erliale"—drank wit., entire -limpr bosh wire the health of the Heir of j ou , e aCO3:,y, wisierug Plitt the virttaLs and kattiutism of the worthy 2.,•_ntle t nin t o wibee, oast, ut g-i.eval. sod rue Rangers in part ., it wra .n hlgisly indebted, aught be aud ed ,f» n lathar to sin, to the Latest ages. Tail% moved with utdh•tetided applause. Ma. ,r in • very becoming manner. returned for tie honour done him. The health• of 'Col. W Major Lash. Captain War- of the Cowbell/Awl troop of LOA Reeve, Joho-to Blttono. See. ke. were alto pro. sod &NIA with three time, thr,o. The ei (' ,trn and Adjoiant • Poti,ger, to e ezerconi the corns was highly indebted, was, th,... e . zemimi of the worthy Coloorl Commag- ANA with rapture; on which Orin. P. nne I.jrc.wri the CM' !I,—. 44, lkotber Soldiers, 116 s 11•7 ito,4 to express *steeling, of my hood rsion: 1 retard ono' my thsoks. sod you, the only meets "have is, that I owl ty belt endenrours."—Tbe lassener in which pi ahlr owner of Corby Castle, and li' ft 4ue.ed themselves, will awake lasting barn ots tl,c ~11 4 DELP:IOUS h'ISPAST I (From die Trenton Trite Alieriess ) rellittlng.Cdriews mutinously's , ' ore certified beset,r.l res e ectabl» citizens of this couuty, itilsoi I at their requttit :— litesdor.fuly last. as a uninblir of wen wore li4y in a meadow ig to Dome! If r, -1 the upper pal of county, they in a ”.11111ber of Smaks's Pggs • Daniel IS rht coiripany. took ap our of the anti :lid he woald swallow it far '.2.3 rents. (wing promised him. beim. .ntl snellnweil !orrliociy. In .• out three quarter* of en hoar . tan to comphiii of feeling sick. nisti wen* to use, when he took aucveissieely three pints of 114 . 11 . ...1 pit of sweet' milk-1;36 drove of monis! wine—seal a'sponnful of swim% oil—to '• him to throw the elm off his stninach--Iset lie continued to complain of gemming at rh anti{ ti,e morning of the 27th August. to toward up a firs snake (leeliered to bs • sem hieler tong! 'rim snake died soon after ititebarged. but is preserved to rpm. Po. is inn there are yet tit • coutiaymble weather" in his stosuach--ancl this is rendeted pro, thy fief, that thaw, eggs which were hrst 7 in had each sla or geirwit yang Makes is'. sites of the British Officers under Lord isetos are li.,igeri tu lio eirisee . rirs, hers to hr result of th e d ee led coulirct of Tierce RALPIIOySET.7.Y. of the did rrftldleut. as innong4 tf,r kilkd it the eu,r,ngesuent at Ott the tr;th ult. wader LorilYrt.s.l en iteri sitli the regiment ./enosg it. e4enp.tiogn 1001, hod ems present stt all the ..kinnitthes rely tiertirrtil, in which theßritists were ccit the•hatile of Talavera. le Er,littn. ht hiouselfl for one of th, 1 /f -14tnotc thoitAlly grounded early fu thr actin , :201y suse,i, both standards. awl enntinued tlh.(1411 presto-4 on by She repeated chsrges. th e r 7 test tvresnated. He was son a the trn ()C,IIE.I.ST. F. 41. of Limerick ; owl had hoed los tighteenth year. S. floats, the youthful heroine of Nit% Company. will, we unlirr"„"d',lb. 111 1 rew weeks to tIK Culfetit.!..lffirli be inty, and r.ccoseltlibltosent., ' 114 ...rn111.q. r grr.t r4llol3flie U it.. .lilf , reiat '4l Theatre.. in which she has us., forene , !. is i:er presto' tisgogeisteut ; and her enwil,le .11 'went? life hull procured for leer the patrons e. lifer Beiplit hikes it lb - 'u7tlt Tomtit. this . 'er wrftsinuy of tal,•ht w . :11 be rxhiliiletf in 4 ( . 4 l. ''''''" ^I its+Tebt. Tat 'n The Seralne'Pln, s" the "f tahor's (Vs oa mosie. Mr. ELLISTON. "Ir .. .1 to the at- I nr.) ''‘ , :rtion. o f l i no inieeroi.liz vont% "11 4. Ics 11.1" 21 O the nio.:lsion of her bench.. po;acipn.il 441 fht,le teas fought for :On 4n'.1,4 iv, hrte ist two 50041114-141 " 4. "hse. ;••• a•I 4.;!folior n 1 pir.4. of 201• The ll'ood and 'flee * , bilk e ; ti! o‘a au., 1 ...1 Ail I th tic. :O. N!? In OU {01:1:1 IMIDDLESEX SESSIONS, OLT. e 3. These Se-sions tomitioileed this day 4t flacks's, Hall, C;eriterier e il. lo,fore WILLIAM Al AINWAit- IM G. E.q. aid! 4 IiP.ICh of MAGurritArKi. John isyree, ( horks Bruen, Christopher Stod dart, and Sawed Slater, *ere found Guilty of au assault apou --- Sul I h. The Defendants, it ',plenum!, were in the em- ploy of the Eiist I.lilis Comiosity, strip iu Jiily last, met to:tether for the purpose of spo.iiliag a convivial ffity. along with a Huai her of their fellow-workmen, itt the Ni Ison's—liersil puhlie-bouse in Somers town; the Prosecotor, who was in the habit of using the house, came. at his acciistonse.l hour, to smoke his pipe, but finding liimsilt rather lonely below stairs, he thought 111 14) !.141 rip to the room in which the Ilefendants and this friends were reealit..— In the c ou riet .1" etniversation 11 I:icilite arose, Chen the Defendiutts, and sert,ol of torie compi JJ Itt 'I., MO elan the Prosecutor, and heat hint so keterelr, that for a fore night afterwards he was ~ . ,der the care of 4 medical man. The Court touteneed the Defendants to pay e the of 41. I' 11111. George Rowell erne indicted for ininetemeanour, In atieuvtoreg to co.nnsit on albominehle offence •.tta it person unknown, on the 2:i of Sept. 14.4. in the 6eids at the hack of Gower-Greet, Fitzroy mean.. 'Th e elreom f t. in e er tinder which Jolla Mason, the principal wtlurat jn this er , e, stated that h.• tireheorl, d the Defendant, are too dolnating for publication. His et edenre. as to the fact of hat,ing detected the Defendant in is rliockirg ti'n, was totally tincorroboruted. it woman of the name of Walsh. who, it was stated, the time of the tnularction, did not come forward to 'inclined the incitiment ; end Geor. - te Yates and John Clarke, two watchmen. could ' , perk merely to the Proreciator basin:; given the Defend:tut in charge to them. The. D.•:endent h hero capit.illv indicted at the last Ohl (Wry and acquit. tett. He at that tine, bound o v e r t o t a t, : Wm trial for the wisdrrniansouss Mr. I .•nalste, fer tile Defe:idant, ohserveit that cases of this deicriptiou h id, unfortunately. of late came very frequently brfore them; its some of which. the allegavions rhareed had been made out so hilly, that nest die slightest doubt could rein Lin is '!,e mewl of tie runt imprejodie 41 ms 4. as to the ti , eilt of she ; ise:l that was the ere, every ooL excepting the .ttleo cde employed for the ettlinits, most feel a s'yter.e pleasure at toe conviction and linuishratait which overtook such a!ian •011K.1 11114ert'N•i1P. 'hit be would Observe en the J wry, that co•ny li.o.;es of this deirriptioe had heel, male without loon/lotion, and had arisen from motives the most delestable e mo tives diametrically opposite t. the love if justice. Au ac, unation of this kin.l covered the unhappy indivialuel against veinal it was levelled with mob itsfacuy. that it must be dreaded as a mast danger ous en tie of oppression in the hands of a vicious m en. The Coaris of Justice had furnished them, utrheppily, with many instances in which wretches. had been base enough to charge pereetis whose charm era had never before been suspected. with liorriLle propensities, for the purr's, of 'Menial; money ; nr.d such men, he was whit assured. if alley failed in their felonious attempt, would tr.t scruple to consummate their villainy by prosecuting their Infamous accusation to the utmost. If he felt soy doubt about the present Cif... b..' should lehour under very conaiderialde cm; !ainsion, on acconnt of the period at whicb it •as abOU. to be tried, when the pnblic miorl in tech an iTritn hie state. But he confessed rie feit very little un easiness as to the result--eie knew he was address ing men. who, while they detested the crime, and aeltnowledqed its heitsousiime, were perfectly aware that. in proportion to its magnitude, should the proof be poa cern] and ennelosive—nnt depeedi,eg no the evidence of a single witness of doubtful ye ra ity, totally netecorrehorated; but supported by a chain of ovideece delivered by p•rsons of mum. perched integrity. The Defendant was a young man of most toipectahle character and 'connection.' ; he was, at the time the accusation was DI Me r le the employ of At. Tompkins, an artist, en Botirhstreet. to whom he hod served an apprenticeship, and who would that day come forward to his eharacter—a character which, amid Mr. Meson h mule his attack. was ever tenisidered irreproachable. But who, he would ask, was Mr. Memo. the Prosecu tor? •ind what was his character ? He would short ly inform the Oeutletnen of the J n ry. The Defen dant hail besets capitally inflicted on the same charge. at the late Old Bailey Session•—a..d it was a cir cumstance almost miraculous, that the prevent Pru trecutor was, on that occasion. nurnr,!intely recog nises, by his (Mr. tibirnei%) Learned Friend. Mr. Adolphus, who esclainitel-0. Good God I Is this the man on wham evidence the life and character of an individual depend To •my knowledge, he is one of the moat alsoisibined wretches in England." To explain thesexelaination. it !Vag neces.ary for hilts (adr. Gurney) to state, that, a few mouths ago, Mr. Macau DUNI an it§ lividual fir a stun of money. in Arni.i pauperis e and Mr. Adolphus was, on that his Compel ; the cause was ultimately r••••• Lived to anther Learned 0-telemen (Mr. Ara bpi) as an Arbiter. In the course of his t••MI•11.. thin is that case, there was disclosed each a scene of irtijory. mid sultorhation of perjury, on the part of Puriecutm, as would shock any moil not to. tally depraved.—(Here the Cheirmaia, observing the Preseatior to langh, reprim.nele I him.) — Mr. fivaxi.v continued-1f there was nothing else to create a donlit of the integrity of Mr. Mason, his scandalous conduct, in the fare of the Court. was sufficient to warrant one. flat he would call the Csentleinen, whom he hod 'nit it.oned, suet would tell the Jury what c they t lou.hr the Prosecutor's math demo wed. and t ear r aeon fur thiuking as they did. 'll lien h, hal preyed the oath of the Prosecutor not worth) oil...lief, PO Po person (-stele forward to roil. borate the feces et the accusei4n. he rootlet ntly ie Cl a a crelirt fur bas chi it. Mr. 0,11..1', who was Cormrel ror die Defeo lant ie the ac:iiri alluded ta by 11r. I stat , 11. that ti:o Pismiilf (11 moo) had commated the grna.e.i •joi•• H had alma, the 0.1111.• I,, re „ ' •e 'f salinvo inn of perjury. lie, cif CO•l3e, wet.: out IWiltlre hint on ha. oath. Mr. A001.1141:4, who was Coisool for M ai m i n evisr, deposed to a similar effect. ti *how the 4:awl:hail been re. (erred for arbitr.ition, stated, that it hail been his ditty to examine Mason on oath. cud he committed, iu several tn.:anew'. the roost gross perjury. Ile ouburneJ is prriion of the aurae ofJecksim to swear likely. Ile also suaile en attempt to suborn itiiother !striae, trlich failed. Mr. Tompktus, the artist, sod several other most respectable Ge!airmen, tirpusrd to the goad cha racter of the Defendant. They had kilowis him mail years, and spoke in the hiKleett terms of los dect.icy and ;torrid propriety of conduct. Mr. WsLrotio 'shortly replied. He contended that nu tittle of evnience had been advaliced to phew that the Prosecutor was influenced by any improper motive. It had nor beau strewn what brought the Defendant to the field s hem. ('Doer-arm, between nine and tea .l ' elOck at night; and his employment, it.appeared, was tit Bowl -street, and his lodgings at Kennitigiom The CH4111.111.61 made a frig remark.' on the te.e. He dwelt particuterly o 1 t q lte want of corroboration on the part of the Proareution—and ou t'.e extreme had ritaruett r of Mason, contrasted with the excel. lent out , irtcen to .lie Defei.rlititt. • a Jury al:flirt immediately remelted a verdict of '.. pitta/. .. er ge Ariulin Elleichesrt and —.../einstos. two fore.g.irrii.Ofere italiet,il for rescuing a seaman from the pr.ss-gang, on the 1414 of Septetetber. Toi. acii.wi was liron.;ht at the express desire of the Orrnmissinners of the Admiralty. It appeared from the ileprnition of Lieut. Dona. 'lien, e .rrolloret 41 by the testimony of two of the ! Preas-ks•s:, gnat, nt compsny will; • Midshipman $ nod several neat to OW Gravel-Inue, on the er.-iting of th• t4ih of September, and hearing the sontirl of a ii•ittle in the Kul sod Queen pub -1•c-hour, which i t kept b e the (Meadow Blachart, he ordered tfie Slidch palms •11.1 two of the party to enter the licithr, aced exernine whether there were 'my proper etiyete for toiprewmienr. He himself stood et the 'door. On the Midshipman inquiring who the partiem in the parlour *err, they replied— , " ;" but nn nem; desired to pro avdnee tf,eir twkete.thegriteril answer WA., that they Wad 1114 them. Ihi thin. own of them were taken into cu•tudy. The landlord iarne , iiately rushed out, and rsised a inn!), who succeeded in rescuing one of the semen. Johnonn luta come forward, at the Thamk • Polie , --nffier, on the- following day. as ft in behalf of Bluchart, and he was taken Swot:Ann/1y on anapi runs,. Sht rl, s el..sk in the Admiralty, pro. dneed the Ira..r in Ci.u.,cd, under which she iin• press warrant had n tweed. Mr. A r...ry o:ri.)2e:l the iiroductian of thi dlmm ment• purponing to be hurler the retry Seal, which fact crapiire.l proof. It was not ;are.. 'bider the. Great Seal, which every person could recog rine. The Great Seal was :Aced to public, the Privy Seal to private acts. The signature of Ste. ptieu enttrell. Clerk of the 'Council. 41iniaq also be proved to be in his writing. Mr. Shepher.l, who had produced the document. could not .wear that the Seal was, really and Imsayttle, the Privy Seel. nor that the signature was the writing of Sir S. Cot trell. II: had, no doubt. been so informed; but that did not sailstantiate the lac/. ' 4 "The CO6RT. after a short reply frau Mr. Gail .kt?; over-ruled the objection. Mr. ALLair thea cu:ltendert, that as Lieutenant Donadien, the person to wi.om the itnpre., warrant woe directed, was not absolutely present when the arrest of the seamen took place, it owl was ■it 111.. gal action, and it was la•eful to resist it irk and he considered the opposition given in tire street, after the men were placed under the custody of the Lieutenant, as nothing more than a continuation of An set which was justifiable in the beginning. This doctrine was held in the case of the King against Bradford, tried before Mr. Jnsrice Forte-, at Bris tol. In that case the Lieutenant of ■ frigsie de puted n party of his men to go on board • vessel to impress seanten—he till ant aceoinpany them. l'Oe persons euipioyed were resistel, and one of them were shot by Brad ford, who was turd for the murder, and sequitted— oil the ground that the act sought to be done was illegal, the officer to whom the warrant was intrust ed tint being present ■t its execution. In tire second place, no proof was adduced to shew thet the s, arum, who h..rl been rescued was • British se.r. inn", and a fit sulject for impressment. 3lr GURSEY replied. ._ Toe Costawais, in 'omitting up, stated. that the attendance of Lieut. Donadteu at the door of the poblic.house, ca., to ttll intent% and purufors, as complete a fulfilment of the injunction contain ed in the warrant, 44 if he were in the room.—Witet respect to the reseoed matt being a British selinan. it WAS fair In itrernme that he was 40. as he had described liiin.elf to he s ratn-of-war'-itm in. Johnson id/ atquailed, •nd Thischsrt fund rhe Court sentenced him to six mouths' imprisonment. AGRICUL7IIM4L MEIitLW. At the late annual ebestioo of the Leicestershira end Rutlatalshire Aicoltutol Society, whi..h Mao held at the Three Crowns Ins in Leicester. C o l,— nel Noel, V. P. presided as Chairman, in the ab sence of the Right Hoe. tbw Atari of Mo•rA. Presi dent of the Society.—Mr. Crossland, Mr. Burgess. and Mr. Wortley, having been appointed jetiges of the stock. decided as follows : To Mr. Robert Carver. of Leicester Forest, tea pion, Its a pen of five fat Pisa sr- bora. in aim 1. To Mr. N ,ton , of Belgrare, Ave guineas, for a pen of 3 t wo shear in elms 2. Colouel Noel eshibited three pros tsf toe sheep, ears of the 31erinti Ryland breed, oar of:which, when alsoglitei weighed inilha. per gnarter, and eslithated a Ms bright ear. eats of mutton. Mr. tVright. of Eaton, eshibited mime ewes thc South-Down breed. William flonitnee, Esti of Kitt ten, exhiloteil a very Our pig; and Mr Marty, of °abaft Ja, a varibly of pigs —ror lams* winds a.. Ft amnia/ Were of freest, the severs. GentitlWt• basin sent thi in geotottottor, iu flarthrtaara of the general (Ansel of the Society. The ro own, having reported s proceeding relit.... to a plON': 1 1- tug 11.141 , h at Kati..., sn the lest rnriug , am ; that procee.loo r heroic rere.ve.l the ~,,,, airy aael obi ga•oct“.111 tl. the M. t orderel She pscanono adj . art; •anii that oreavo-:, to tie Jolla Borrego, of Ki.l ingtoo L.olge„ f the b. .s It by hit phingliwinn, b., glow a.: to Mr. Amos Dun, of Horit Loitr.fo.. the memo* Owe roiores At 113 . 1.1 111'V a piece of plate, of the value cf twenty :! oinest, vs. ~ r.h. . .aat to be preocuted in Cotto.et CA 371, lot rip-moral art) statement co.,ceroi.•; the of"sstru,tt m of out hint c Too zwiermo were o Ijo.lced to the eherrlwol of Henry rele• 'WM, L 4. CV h. 1°,14 • undue) ael utention:o the can in Ila IritihinJ arms.. LOA DON SESSZONS, Om V. Defdre M troa. itECORDLI4 and a Geoack The GI ”).1 Jury fur the Cis" of Loorl-n were sworn in, sifter whirl. Mr, ltec.teDua adart ast'd them to a auitahleapec.h. Johm ,Noose WU. 1111111:tell for 14ina101ig .fo'at ti sager, a boy of 16 )1 ,ra Atte, nut I,4idotie bridge, lathy...ell elevea r.ul taeive n'tiat k t t th.t day of the 11 t't of September, v I I t the itatet t ..oa carom iving no a hottniaabte ofreitor a The indtettuent was fsa;ly outoputted by elf:deuce. mad ho . w,ts fuua.l Gni*. Michael Fenn ira4 nllticted rio• ; , !eitl e • offence, on ii,e 2,1 of Si•temlter. in MoorliAde, et ten o'elork-et nig tt; anti nbo frnintl There e-e four more of those sereAciter to be Weil et three Sessions. wreollt. ff. cLri oat* /kwismist Taylor wet ch.lrirl tiy Afro Cui•hf, residing 11 11Inekrriars,o4.1, lb .th assJultiu; her on Ititurelay engin is Fkeistre.t. She stated, she was vine op Fleetsdreet, between nine mad km o'clock at night, seminal... l ied by another elderly Lady--she had under her arm • hushg of linen. The Pri soner laid bald of her and attempted to take tl.• !Kindle from bet--obe ran Mtn a Tobarenniat's ship fur protection. and . followed her, saying le. was •a• °Geer; on whirh..he np-ned the handle and shored him the linen. This not vitisfy him, and be na Nicht: her and tin liondie to tee watch.lionve. Two Gentlenten interfered, called • watch morn, mid Kam the Privniaer into roared ? . He was mach is. tonic:tied, and made easel', 011 me very abusive laosaapa The Primmer is kis vletenee add, be was a pit. att. Bride's parch—he had been orriitimelly • mildier, mad rest now • pensioner, hiring received a wooed in Ins head in the dent of battle, end whenever be drank apkina ha tort all enatrol over his ace.ons. Oa Saturday ha met an old Reuther Sol dier. also a Peusinner, and they drank ton Arely He am e..soptelety isrenwast ut what lea osst4nrt had but. eteept the statement lathe !Ail!, nAnse p wiles lee hant'ily p. syed. There were amml pennon au.l °Akers in L.e Court whey would ninth that be had beta always cor rect and aerie: its his duty; and ha would pledge hiamelf not to get inn-nth:Ceti again. - Several rerpretable perms gave hint a most rseeileat cita. rarter. Mrs. Knight raid it was not her wi.lo Myrna/este. TI. ate (Ahlerin J•eos) ordered him to diarlaargeal, after 'isle.: him a suitable reprimand ROI.I3IMY Jade Oxley fru hrenyitthPOhr ---- ;;;pieitilli of Itcri halm open the stlce emelt i.flice tif the A..cel Inn, St thine •tol god:aline therefrom o th.. e rr op er ty. ur It Arnie bet o meet vay to the Mr Joh. ENITICi. stated, t h at :os rich nitre was h-ekem epee un Thursday morning tart, mail mile: oil g••••••ill to a= r e a , emnout were taken ant 1 ire Prismier, w'r • was se ostler, had hems Awned to Or the purl st emit. at mach earlier hour than winal. lie steer the subb-ry was discovered, threw a snvicion upon WWI tier ',raw., sso. • was takes ap end 'Rethink d at Dow atrial t)aico, rod aft.r • tip lavestiptiau, disr.ltrerit. lie had been h ant ti, utak ote of rapeessiems which trellis,' 11lr. Fames) to the L. : that if he did not commit the rohirory, he was aocesams • • . AN Ostler beitmaing to the Sanv.ese I • ~ that last evening tee Pri.i.iiter faint illt• the Ri,.r • . tap eery wet; said be fwd Oren out to the E:opli•.ii an It s, to let a Pall know his brother It leiukea 4ia tee, sodi oo samost bia motives was, that if • stidlioc wintid can 11. to fa, busing he would WA titer it 161111• Tlie Pr.rc:er c , mm for urge time on the cruelly of the man, mod ar.d he 4a . b ow to 4.t:le him. ile then said he wail gild that the wom who hail r.shbed tie Ancel lie cm:eh-se:ice spier ,:- hi.aded. The witneimr.ked was II tree that Mr Enate• COM tea pow street ollirers hid fullowcel a person tbr. had mitten of to Stony.Sh alrord, shit fimiii in h ;loss, .•. poriminteae, which they knew to hare Istria one that been aalit.l from the office, drat Mr. F.anos and ow of the Police odic:, a had come to town that day and Wetted 'lie portmanteau, which was iilentilled by the centlearut tu it !1•1013Ceil. Prtaus,ir thee sakcd treat ..',dork it. and hcf ire lie cold(' answered, pulled • watch era? of Lis • end slid, " I won this at t o Aoseei lap 5..1 aipbt , e pot is half a cii,,toa apiece —Bove tout I been n Jerky feltuts?" An lhtkr !ml ins* in the ;el Ina stated, I° ere :test ant hero a rattle et the Tap; tad that iari Saler •.7 • .I,q t he heard the Prisoner say, he world Ap.• .k of ten •• Is 11w !or,' the moment sew Mr. Caine, if lie was sure So So In gaol hiins,j, The who took hits into castor's ..a4l, that the owner or the public-kunst told him, that )se nil: red a tot. mote last eight to be changed. Eases, stated, that he was coafirient five days ars the Prisoner had ant • shilliec-dhe be pleadad ',meld) sit much that he pee Lint The sitting Magistrate directed, that lie should he deli vered over to the Mow-street Offirets, In ito,h fru an rite millionths a( that Office, is. the offence Iris committed in it• district. I.aveadfr, and anottarr of the Bowithers Offi , •rra, arts• way is ummediately took hue iute cart,rly . wercx-squ Alt. ROBBERY OF THE DEAD. A rase of considera'ole interest has lately been brought ais. dee the enit'fliniiee Or the 11 okistrai. , at the above i :Ince. A French Eiri;:rant of the sane of Pierre ry t ei!land, • man of namely habits ' was taken ill at his lodgings at No nierstawa, olorc subssipomt events have mew "sr to a moss spiebie of bis liasiug been foully dealt with. Oa the mares hog of Me di. ram, his executrix, Mrs. Perry', in looking fur his pinion and property, was disappointed is Isar search, Only hmag sbM to and hie will, sail a paper wins 4.sersbed hi+ property to reusist of w 5 guineas in gold, 13 ilool.loona. • gold snuff box, sad variiiis mimics of plate§ lon considerable amount. Extremely surprised at not find ing Ike property ileiserlbed iis the testamentary paper, she Lame much Maimed, and ie come/seem then..ot slrirried to J. Emeodse mil Nlrjh , the Marne. who comment- -.I the search and ingeis les; whew them bed ramie to sas;it it that a Irrenc.hasse, of the mime of taciturn, eel his ode, wen eloweerwed in rubbing the Arai. They procure ! • welch warrant, at:tl to a 41raner belooting t • Fatsjone• they foun•l • put se (0111•1•111/11$ gulnews owl nor o .owb!.tue, el...Lb pit: re Percy recutleetc4 to bare reen the derr:sed In pease.. alas lot indefatigahle esertoota ow the part •u the nolieere, they obtritod the trireme'. oleo .1.1 Frenat,• mann. put ' , lured by CherMaad as a F orgo, vei: (ha the Proo.o•r• • I.an le/II ie. Id tu earl% a tleCree as emit In rednee bet to h• grave. I Wets rate of the whole of the ttan•al v•to. w. Cr , r.• tel ,teJ to the ruhbere, sae soon oht t as at h ., 1 1, -*rime, the olltecn , the a hu.e of tile motley etul 00r.r4 sr a • 401.1• t Oat bank of St. Rtacras kh•mo, Thr. evoience Was y nterJny ea entanOr as Ito ilhieer the Miyisirates 1% Ft et.nt ‘ts me.t l'Aewtch Co U4llllo[l, iu cons. wit the Mammy: for tn.!, aid b.rcn.t il.e peolo• over lo proarctte at the rasa‘ag heaasone at .he Old Oa. ev. tRiIIOROCOIt .TlttrT. An inr.ortln! rue between the (Armen of toll tug nod W. 4.1 1141 . 4/4.a ro . if it iims yr.. 1,1,14) Mr tc,•.l-, oat..: C.. Carne's of the eater, woi fertnal ant, rout he eta* -barged h.t.,ine 4et.t,owtl a boric. a (I cm!, Is•!en =it'd gr:itatz no a altaatett - rl, end atterara•e• to hr t• Il.e repair of roads. au .Cr the Cnwmt.anm. CI. of till' 1!•••idit, to et , ?esegattlec of a refusat tii pad toll. Teie tore! uin VINA ant 4entle4 by the Ilettsteate- at the ealatta thew; ; but Inv lowwwutoe nowasowett the I's. tr,,CAI,t, Ott r the for taking that olocie wee ,ot dec ti. —Y....ter. sty Me. Contacts opgcatte4 is 1141 tni Slur IT.itisteatt etiatteted lam to faie 111 .1_ el Osi* 015 re a ?ea. diva *lacy der that the point. whirl is It Invite IP 11.1104 MI rill i.. ItetrlN appsol t. ll.c This wee c•lterre s 4 I. stye llrfolignt, Cut the rure...e ut the case fair/ myrrh:etc d. On Mt steepen! pre—e(l ai Odle 1114 Nellls, ail aferri rfll ti the hart & th • ow 4l e't.eh h.,, Pawl te, dr pg up Witty •,* • ",oti , llll H. llowar eittertmutt ate ,l l P r^ ACM Mn as divaer. LAI Lid sere. to • Col. I g• st • t.te bars thre fitting, at ;eiooelll th , • 1.0 o . .rert to, and .7 ' 51 indeL! to 2744 111. , N tf Frr sur'-; to...tai C•••:.seria wi the Holm • the pattio rr ht coact :Id i , erre P I own ft* VW Keel Id Ho , .rd. t • Wake fu Ks, of ' iptatui • ' oth a ,1 b.seezi it on thr Jane, eird :1(1 atfdte .41 la at a ;o in this o er Mare ..r Env b oupiti le iteration nal ay T; Tie fol , It• as It!, awl paid.. at On the faking 1,4 . .rd. Ti, titer, IL( • 09 1 164 sal and IMO 1 14 twin et. • began mat house, Ref • 'TII • 4 • le, :'manias h oshle him loan , ittn. he stmaiel remit ills he t tat a .liol teen 4trel ited • '.^ p:rostot tip • ntia!:t. 5 her hie b; tt is au Open h '.ant De wit hurt ' tt lit the th th . nita% srou Leur, Ono *as a I.lnd tato of tic mitt' T. Knelt. lately 'OA' ar Sean 4111 oft NISZ2tI OEOO dale, ' the , RAI.PI 5 (1 lid 1111114, Mini! S . Giass. !!!riot' •tierr.- on the Since tp the n. 114% Li I, .10 r • or- OLr Y, it _ rl.-