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•P • 'hour Of the night. Derendant said, if he would not gn lie could trot help it; did not catch cold ; De fendant did no damage to the house. Did not }glow whist day the docket was struck ; did ni l see Finch from she 6th till the 30th April. Thomas h.til come 'before at other times, and demanded to Ste the Plaintiff on acconot of that bill ; wittiest, told 1 11.4 he was not at home, (weans. 1w WWI not. The ChM Juettcc here ulmerred, that if it was imeiviled in provewn act of bankruptcy by the wit tie.., the better method would be to summon him b.'fore the Commiasioners. Me. SCARLET? diaclaimeil any inch intention, and the crow-exiimina mon proceeded. Witness had *nine money whets Thome% hail call- ed with the Isill e but.asot enough to pay it. Louisa Fein@ is servant to Mr. Finch. nt his Louse in Camper's-row: remembers Mr. Thomas caning there on the night of the sth May last. to the hest of liar knoslen-Ige between ten slid eleven o'clock ; had just wino to bed ; heard is very vio lent ringing ■nd knocking ; got out of Ind, and sold him from the window that Mr. Finch was not at home. He went away, hut in some time return ed, and began knocking and ringing in the same way. It was then, to the best of her knowledge, rttven o'clock. Ile said he would insist on coming in, as Finch was in the house, and asked, If IVhere is rhiit lying scoundrel John Churchill ?" Witness renll.-41, " liiit ruled him. Atter sonic little tune the boy went down, the Defendant still continuing to knock and rung as violently as he contd. He said Iliac if slip would not call the bnv down he would go on doing an till nine in the morn ing. At length the apprentice came down and let him in. Crospexisatined.—The Defendant did not why he had been informed by Mr.. Finch that her hus band hsd remained in town that ni,dit. This Will the. Plaintiff's case. Mr. SCARLET?, for the Defendant, said he did not see why easy bankrupt (as the Plaintiffwas hay tog been made one by Mr. Chatfield) with a rather bard creditor, who looked fur his debt in a too vto leot manner, as perhaps the Defendant kid, might hot bring an action of tetspass against him. The law undoubtedly allowed him to do so, soil there h,re he had no defence to make for Mr. Thomas. But it was for the Jury to consider whether the cave w a s worth bringing into Court. Had they ever known an instance in which an action had been F. ght by a debtor against a provoked creditor, who had come angrily to demand his money, and on his creditor being denied stayed all night, though such an action might have beets brought ? The Defendant had gone to the house influenced by a natural anxiety for the interest of his employer, ito.l by resentment against the Plaintiff for his abuse of the coufidence he had reposed in him. Ile had been bandied about the whole day from post to pillar, from town to country, snd from country back again to town ; and under these cif. tonsoinces was it worth while making the Case a serious one ? It was plain that the Defendant's ooly object bud been to snake • tender of the bill to Mr. Finch, and demand payment of it ; it was ' , tie he had gone at an unreasonable hour, and staid rather too long ; but it was expecting too much of ousan nature to suppose that a man, after such t-eotment, could act with perfect coolness of . judg. tnent, and command of temper. Moreover, it had rot appeared that she maid asked him to go out, •::d the boy, so far from expressing a desire that he s!.ould do so, procured him a night-cap and night- K~•w•si. The Plaintiff himself had soot been in j.:red in his person, his property, or his quiet. Tl•ere was stone of us that did not at times commit acts which dispassionate reason would disapprove of, but the common sense and feelings of maukind made allowances if we sometimes, under the force of strong provocation. o'erstepped the mo desty of nature." It was not au immaterial con sideration what might be the consequence of hold. I , :g out as example to creditors—that if they called or: a debtor and stayed half an hour or an hour too lorg, they should be subject to an action of tres pass and damages. On there grounds, he trusted they would dismiss the cute, with merely nominal damages. The CHIEF JUaTICE in his charge said, that though a creditor might go into the halm of a person who owed him money to demand it, and ante there a reasonable time, the law did not suffer Mtn to enter it at any hour, remain any time, knock up his servants, and 'hot one of them out as long as be thought loom. if the Jnry believed the facts as they had been stated, it became them to shew that such things would tint he allowed. When they had been asked if ever they bad heard of an action brought on such an account, they should st.k themselves whether they had ever heard of con• duct similar to that imputed to the Defendant. 'llse Jury having deliberated a short time, re turned a verdict for the Platatiff—damages 40s. viaruir r. BOL. This was in action of vote', to recover the nine of certain goods of the Plaintiff. which had come into the hands of the Defendant. and been cep verted to his use. The circumstances were as tollevr The Plaintiff. who resides at Ghent, on the I.;ib D e cember. leis, shipped on board • ' , reset, ul which the Defendant was Captain. a large quantity of red and white wheat and horse beans. vonsigiiing them to his brother at London, who acted as his factor. to the bills of lading it was provided. that sizteen days should be allowed the consignee fur wuh.ding the ship from the day of her arrival being reported ; and for every day after. the Captain was to be entitled In - a demurrage of 44 ou reel. parcel. or 6L on the whole. The ship ar rived *a the 9d. and was reported the 4th January. In the mese time the Plaintiff's brother suspended Dais figments. and was made a haukrupt. of which Plaintiff having been apprized, flint to London. and mode a personal appionition to the Captain to deliver the Geer to him ; 16 loorters cud a half were delivered to-the lighterissait employed by him, but the Defendest having biter served with ■ notice by _the sis.igntea of the imusigiire, not to surrender the goods, refused giving op •u jr more of them. Ac corthogly they rsniniteed on board till the 94'h March. when 00 quairterinf the white wheat were .014 by a cone.lisetor employed by thi Defendant s wad the reeminder of the cargo between that thy and the ; the red wheat et 709. sod 71s. the white at 7ts. sod the been. at 4,15. per gamier ; the gross proceeds were 1.1001. 4s. Sd.; the ca imans of the sale were 96L 4s. 9J. and the freight age 711. 12 3 .6 J. The fairness .r thole iris not 114. puted by the Plaintiff, and being deducted from the grow' ram the net proceeds were 99i/. 74.; bet the Defendant contended that he was entitled to have further allowance of 61. a clay demurrage for a con. eiderabfe time that the cargo remaked on hoard, by the terms of the ag►eement. The Plat otiff disputed this, and further proctored P Wittle4P, whet swore that et the time the Plaintiff etude the demand of the delivery of the goode, the red wheat wit. worth 7rees. or 76a. a quarter ; the while 77.. ; end the beaus f 6oa. to 624. The two last were the only points iu tli.pute between the trarties. The Cuter JUSTICE to l d the Jury. that there wets no well-founded claim to the demurrage, at the detention of the cargo hod not beret occasioned by the default of the Plaintiff. The Jury fecund a verdict fur the Plaintiff: — Damages,. 992/. 75. POLICE. MAIIIIIO/11 Hour. ATTEMPT TO POISON. Yesterday a years( wumaa of very deeeut appearance was brought up by a pariah officer for an twirl of removal. Be fore she appeared at the Mansiust-house she had been armed with strong coneulsiums, in consrquence of an attempt made by herself to take away her life by poison. The offi cer said he found her *Protingly in the a,conies of death, en the steps of a dour io Shorethtrh. siirruunded by a aember of persons, who had sent for him, MU he soizlit make some inquiry into her deplorable case. She was taken by the (Ayer to the wafeh.huitse, where she remained fur a constderable time in a dreadful state of t.troire, Two surgeons immediately attended her, and aeon ascer tained that she bad swallowed poison. A powerfal emetic was administered, and a portion of the poison was by that means lakes from her stomach, or death must have inevi tably ensued. This circumstance occurred ON Saturday, and on Monday the unfortunate girl was aisle to give an ac count of herself. She stated to the officer that she hail gained • settkmeat la a parish in which her father, who held a respectable situation at the East India Howse, resided. Iler father, she said, had refused 111 render her aseistanre in any way whatever. She went Into terrier, sail while his that condition was seduceul by what she called a Gentle mass ; she !meanie pnrgnctst, and was turned upon the world for support, her seducer having refused to allow her more than Ave 'billings • month fur her mainieuance. As soon as she was delivered he, however, look the child under his care; she applied to her parish for relief, sail was taken into the boom, host upon refusing to give up the name of the father of her child she was sent amongst the most abandoned wretches to Briar/sell for seven days, at the expi rations of which she was turned into the streets. She applied afterwards to the office's of her parish, who gave her ores. sionally a few shillings, and then referred her to the rinds Cursnittee, • ho, they told her, would put her in soar re apeetable way of livelihood. She attended the Committee, but persisted in her refusal to mention the same of her child's father. The Committee on this aecowat refused to &may thing for her. Altimeter she had fella. a victim to the persuasions of her lover, her moral principle was far from being lust, sad she preferred death to prostitolion. She purchased four-pennyworth of laudanum at the shop of a druggist, aid made it up into two pills, one of which also Axed is am apple, and the other she mixed in • little small beer. Upset swallowing the poison she sat dose upon the steps of a door, aid soon felt its powerful (literalists • 11. e order of removal w*•-snatie out, and the pour de sealed outcast, upon being conducted into the hall of the Mansioa-house, fell into violets' convulsions, which seemed to titivates immediate dissulastiou. - GUILDUIML. sfoorpb Hoeristra and Daniel &Miran were yesterday brought up, elargeri with aelliug a quantity of music paper, ethic* bad beau stoke. A Gentleman, who stated that be was Secretary to the Reggaes Harmonic Institution, Argyle-strrer, depiwtl ih3t • great gaudily of music paps., had been mired from the warehouse of the Institutiou ; that on Tuesday he found some of it i• the shop of Mr. Gainsford, elseesraiong•r, Lodgatio-hill ; that person stated to him that he bad In.clit it from the Prisoner, Harrison, as waste paper, and produced Harrison's receipt for the payment of it. There were two of the sheets be could positively swear to, to be the property of the Institution. One was a favourite Air by Cramer— the ot her, the song of " 7'he Cossack" The Priestlier. Harrison, in Lis defence, said, lie kept a ham and beef shop, Broadway, Illsekfriani-road; the Pri mmer, &Mina, bad been in the habit of supplying his re deem:or is the shop with waste paper, and was reco•snseusl ed to him; be purchased a puma' y, and having more lima be wasted, be sold a part to Mr. Gniusford. The Primmer, Sullivan, acknowledged that he sold the paper is question to Harrison, and that he hought it either from Mr. Todd or Mr. Youogprentire, cheesemongers, St. Martia'a4e.Grand. . Sir Charles Flower, the Sitting Aliternsao, obsrrved, that be was of opinion the Primmer, H 111,11.11, hail fairly ac. minted fo► his being in p 055.4400 of tire pa per. He would therefore admit hi. to go at large un giving bail; and be would reamed the Prisoner, Sullivan, until Friday, to live hiss as opportunity of producing the persons front whom be said he pore-based the paper. The worthy Alderman afterwards took Mr. Humphries• (dm Prisoner, Harrison's, Solicitor) undertaking for his ap. parlance ou Friday. DISTR ESS I N 4; CASE. A respectable toaster — baker, at Bayswater, charged bit son, a youth, with divers Moak% tad threats uf hir life, by which he dared not in eddy appear in his shop. The aged father, wills tears in his eyes gave a shocking &wriggler of his son's depraved conduct. He had given him a good educatitio, sod broocht him up to his business, sod he could have bees of the most medial advice to hint, baked of which, begot conseded with a daring set of thieves who idiot the arighbourhond, add lie had robbed hint to suck ase eldest, that he could no looter keep him under his paternal roof. A few days Mace be was liberated from prima, since which, he has constantly beset his father's house, sod with horrid threats declared that stone of his gang should have hie life. It was for hie permed safety that he sought protectiosi. The Prisoner was committed till the Sessions. The coachman sad turitr.leatter of Michael Angelo Ta y. lost, Esq. were charged by a walebaan in M. James's-street, seder suspicious circuasstrices, at half post two o'clock yes. teed., morniag. The watchman stated, that two Gentlemen, flash with wise, aged him to direct them to some house that was ors, nail hackney-cambia's engaged to drive them to owe in Leicester -square. The young emir did not cars what they paid, but the coachman was to make wo charge if be did not emceed is Mediae an ores house. After the two Geatlemea hush got in, woe of the &readmits mounted the step too, but the *sachems saspectiag all was not right, asked if any ore elm Iseloaged to the coach but the driver, sod being irforesed in the negative, he desired the two de. feadeats to walk off, which they refused, sad were abusive, obis they were oaken to the watebhouae. Droakeraese was the aurae, but as there was so had intent proved, they were Bleed and discharged. Ileaterday • feesele eervaot re the (milt of Mr. Cole. Viatent-ilqiilift. wan beseste before Mr. Rosana and Mr. Mammas it, ehorpd • Mellon : Os the pereeeteg Digit the Imam of Mr. Cote ors broken este, sad 'voodoo apparel, lines, sod other property, to she momot of OK slobs. Cooper, the emelt, enamored the priumisia, sad lassil the thieves effected as estrus* by mew of • ansisslit is war of sibs premises, when they spewed the prim -gate, nee earrkd of thee way a great yearn * J of fines which had bees welshed era the precedieg Thr P•lteerlr box, as sell as the boa of another bomb wrest beesepet so • lady alto lived in the hoses, ore Is abs balk bissbri s bad the Primates boa was rot basied, mar the labor earvasi's bus ass (wed is &O&M bid*, epee, sod the contents stoles. WOOS Of the ether must kept • be. of her own i la • rlllOlll where'they both slept, and al Ittamining it she fosiisd it locked, hut pan of the enroleuta, arki:l6 consisted of apparel, was states. She also 'owed a boodle in she hos, wrapped up its the skirt of a wishes gown, ready to he car ried away, hut which it Ortllll ,l had been left is a berry by the thief, wad locked in. The other servant had been ill the country with her mistress, and nu person hAvong meows to this room estop* the Prisoner su mairiula fell upon her, und was thooght she knew who robbed the bootee on Tuesday meld, ue was la some manner cooortrneol with there. The 'Magistrate thought it was cruel to charge her opus. such vague sump elms, as it would IslAst her character for tree. There being us. absolute proof against her she was slier hai Red. The house of Mr. Bedford, No. 9, Stalrord-place, Rocking. hans.gate, wits broken ripen on Toamdsy night tor early yester day mourning, soil a silver tea-arn stud other plate to the amount of several hmsdreol poem's stolen 0111 of tne parlour. A. Pople Lavender. and Gilmore erne sent for ; they (mond this rub bery was also committed by means of a centre-Isis, which had been used right opposite the ketch upon the sash of the partuor window. It war the aster size of the instru ment used in Ineaking opera the house of 31r. Cute ; and from other circumstances which transpired, there are iiiii g hopes entrrtained that the thieves will soon be in custody. DOG CASE. Sir Jahn Peached' appeared at the office in prefer a com plaint against a tradesman, named Wilmot. It appeared Sir John bad a fvvourite bitch he reared from a poppy that in last Febravey he left her at Defendant's house, with an vederst•nding he would pay fee her keep. In July tol_ lowing be called, when a charge of °IN. per week was made fur b•r feed. He considered this charge enormous, and he reheard piyinc it till compelled. They told him the dim could nut be kept longer. Ile only proceeded a few yards from the house whim the (tor followed hum, nod he left her in rare of a man 'lamed Reid, in the Strand, why omlertuok to feed her fur Is. per week. Held a few days CC.' 1,1•4 lwr in Sir James's Palk, and some time after met her wish the son of the Defendant, who, after a scuffle, refused gisiug her up. Sit John said he would nut mind the oreirharce, only for the abuse hr received, and thin he was determined to re list it. Ihe Defendant said he was willing to give an the dog upon the payment of his hill, hr WPS aware Sir John count bring au action of Gruver for her recovety. The Illseistrate advised Si. John to moiler the Drfenilaut such s sum as he hail paid elsvativre fur the Jog, which he prouuteil to duotinl the parte". left the oilier. --- NANCHESTI.II. Ocrosza is. Nap DAILEY. This morning. Ann Scott, the woman who was upper_ headed on the Ifith Angst list, in Ikaissotrie, was lotontlit into Court to he bailed. 'rliis woman hat remained in con finement ever since the 161 h of Angin, atil the charge against her was for inciting to riot and ilisturistoice. On the dry of the niceling sloe was in Dranseite, at shunt *cern o'clock in the evening, and was taken rip by - Ashworth. a baker, residing in Manclorsier, near 31r. Moot's, halter, it Dennizoie, for throwing bricks and 'tunes at the consta bles, and for crying out, " Owns ; kill them." She war, immediately after her arprehension, for five nights and days in a damp cell in the New Bailey, in noose. quence of which she was attacked with as inasnirnalien in licr bowels and a harming fi v. r. In a state approaching almost to death slw was nonoyett to the Hospital, where she bas remained ever since in a wiry weak state of health. At shout owe o'clock Obt w browehl up lorlipre 3lr. riot, the Magistrate; suit Mr. Atkitison, the solicitor in her WWI: trodreril bail. - - Mr. M,rriut deal* Mr. Milne, the clerk. to see if the bail wen• good. The union of Mr. Dried. and Mr. Candinett were thew ft-named, and they linth app.mrs d ie Cowrt. It appeared thu the) had been bail (or other prrww; the former for Mr. Wri.e. we believe the Editor of Ilse .1/dat heifer Ob• serrer, tool the latter Ave various times in Other cauen.— The•y prAIIW bail tir tido poor •wanas is 1111. earls, to appear Cl the Deal Quart/VT *denim ■t Manehtolier, to answer any indictment which wiry be preferred„andi to keep the peace In the memo time. The ether partici were, bewever, nut bunnJ uwyr to prileeeol4 , . . - Aun Scott tbw•n adilresseJ the Magistrate.—Will you let we say a wont, if yaw please. The Slassivtrate.—l think whatever yost have so say, had better be said to the Magistrates as the Sessious ; it will have wore efrect. Prisuner.—Please your IVurship, I was knocked duwn by Ike Wheer who apprehended nor. Magssirate..—it;al his 4 better be silrot at present. Yun *ill be heard aubsrqiiettily. Mr. Atkinson riku advised her to be silent. TM woman was i 'KW iliesnimeril. Her husband is a very reopectable workman, in the shop of • Mr. Pickforil, a carrier, who lives at Nu. 5. Liverpool road. He did nut appear in Court on this Hermann,. Nothing material will tentstpire lwre *mil the examine.. lion of N/eseher, on Wedismily next. It is believed t►e Manchester lirssitcos will commence on Monday next. Letters from Port Jackson, New Susith Wales. dated &loch 30, state, that the ships Surrey and Lord Sidtwouth, with male convicts from England, arrived on the 4th and 1 ith of March. A schooner of 130 ton* louden, intended for the Chief of the !Society Wands, was to be launched on the 7th of April. The Shiplem, with dispatches and troops on Wald, was to sail on the Ist, and may, therefore, be expected daily its this country. _ _ The Churchwardens of St. Clement Dines have declined to sanction the Meeting, to call which ■ numerous and respectably signed Requiaitiun has been presented to them; but they have, ■t the re quest of the requisitionists. consented to allow the inhabitants the use of the Court-rooin of the to take the late events at Manchester into considers lion. It gives us pleasure to that the friends of liberty are expected to muster *wale on Mon day neat (the day appointed fur the nowling), to record their sentiments ou this di•gracrful dram— The Chair, we understand, will he taken ',Trendy at twelve o'clock. A meeting of the inhabitants of Reading win on Tuesday held its the Town.hall of that borough, for the purpose of taking lido consideration the late proceedings at Manchester. It was convened in cousequeuce of a Requisition having befit signed and presented to the Alayor. by souse of the 'most respectable inhabitants of the place. About twelve o'clock, 500 persona had assembled. among whom we observed THOMAS %Viten, EN. the Alatrutt. A Ideriueu STEPHRHS and USANE, and several other members of the corporate body. There were also ' , resew. Mr. F. PALMER. Member for the town. Col. NIIIIOIIY, Messrs. H. MA USII. (iassmr. FYNE% Lercitwoicrit. nod many other (Ironies:aro of respectability. Mr. SHAW LICFSVILI did not at tend the meeting. A series of Resolutions. anodise to those passed at the preceding Meetings, tOr the like purpose. were proptwed mod - carried %minis piously. The proceedings lasted from twelve till half-past four. Every thing was peaceable and or derly. lu the night of Sunday se'nnight some villain stabhed a Sue Sayear old cult. the ',otiosely of Mr. BAHM•RD BOHMAII. of Holton. sad an aged hone. belonging to the Rre. N. *SIMMS, of Higham. Both hones wert, with several ethers, in the coma meadow. at *tetrad. and were found dead out this Mondsi saegoiago.....lßwry St. Aifinund's Paper./ ?Rises t&OPoL v. [(Us THOT TO COICITTO.I Ilia Royal Highness Pulses (peep 411 having signified his intention of passing through our ancient city, on his way to Eaton kill, the seat of the Right How. Earl Uroinswee, where be had been invited, and of his being here us Ihithasa day hest, !preparations were invade to receive hi. Keyed Ilighnese siiitable to his rank, pond a general desire pre. viiiled in the public mind to greet the illuatrions widnal on his airival. At three o'rleck un that day, the 71st regiment. atermabled in the Castle-yard, awal bas inediately marched from thence to Eastrite-street, site to the Hegel, with their colours dying, sod preceded by their excellent band. Ou reaching this place, they halted, and ranged in a line on the gourds aisle of the street. At this tone, the rows. Fatstgate and Foregate.street, from the Cruse to She Batik, the windows iu those streets, mush even the tops of some of the I sea, sere crowded to faeces. The assets libige was gratified with several delightful airs, by the banal of the above regiment, mid a time um the bagpipes, by the piper of the same fine corps. Precisely at half past three, his Royal Highness drove up in a clef, travelling carriage, drawn by four horses, to the front cadre Hotel. The regiment imme. diatrly presented arms, and ' 4 Coil sere the King" was played by the band, in fine style, every man in the great concourse of people having his list 41. His Boyd HMS% them alighted from his carriage, amidst the loinhat ea. pressions of cougratulation, and proceeded into the Hotel, accompinied ,by Barer Ilarilenbruck. I)aping the time his Uighur's was within the Hotel, a royal saint? was deed f.oin the ni alliance on the how') of the Castle. The horses with which he bail arrived in the city, were then taken from the carriage, and four hue dark brown tones of Earl Grua. venire were pot to it. After staying in the Hopi a few ai. 'intro. Hie Pp ince again enured his caking?, and was hue. reed iu the snort etilliti•iaatic maniere ow hi. way to and, when he ha.l seated bims,lf in it. His Royal Highness bowed several 'lines to the asseisibkil people, and in the most engaging manner shook hands with a number of p rsuoe who were near bon, when lie bad re-sealed himself in the r etch. Sumo after four o'clock. the illustrious visitant and suite proceeded to Eaton, where lie was received by Earl and Countess Grosvenor, Viaconnt and Viscuuutess Belgravey awl varcrai oilier distinguished persons. Oa Sunday morning his Royal liegonees accompanied it rail and Countess (Irosrewo, Cueute.s Dungnunon, Earl I.oril and Lady Ilelgrave, Sir W. W. and Lady Flame( %Vying, ITilliratisni Egerton, E.y. M P. and lady Thomas Cloilmoredeley, Esti. attended Dittos Seri ice at Fedi-Eton church, WI which ores-ion a very excellent see was preached by the Rev. J. Ireland. A cunsiderable number of persons bad assembled In the church-yard, to oar his flightless leave the church. Ile rode in Esti Gros vereur's curium, is which was hie Lordship and bin con. sort, the Countess ()enemata.. Viscountess Belgrave, and Lady Harriet Wynn. lord Beige ore, with Baron Harden bruck, procci•iled to LINO, in is gig, and &If I Wilton, ac. campinied by Sir IV. W. Wyo.', IV. Egerton. Esq. M.l'. Thoinas Cholmondeley, Esq. and others, walked to that splendid nom s i aaaa . On MouJiy morning, abort eleven o'clock, the Corpora. lion, in 'beer robe., lilt this city, for Eaton, in 40 carriages, to pay their regimen' to the Prince. On arriving there, they were rewired in the most grariout manure by his Royal High. seas. In a short tutor, he, accompanied by the Muaicipal Body. Earl Grosvenor. the Right floss. Lord Hill, Lord Bei. ore, Earl drc. p drd to this city. His Royal H ',chores repair.. .I to the County iGaol,the Shire Hall, seed she Arinipery, which he viewed with great inkiest. He after. wards went on the City Walls, and galled at the Infirmary. After inspecting this elegant building, he resumed his walk ow the walls to the North-gate, elicit he descended intu the street, and iiireettill his course to the Exchaege. On at tiring st the front of thus phtce, be was greeted with the reiterated acclamations of the siti'reending spectators, while the mishapsl air of God Aare flee /ring, was brawl. fully performed by the band of tingles of the 71st regiment. His Royal Highness was then conducted to the Town.hall, where the freedom of this city was conferred spas him by the Corporation. lin receiving this tribute of the city's esteem, he returned thanks in a neat stretch, Native that be should ever bold in remembrance the kind snake of regard he had experienced in the ancient city of ('heeler. The Illustrious stranger and is numerous nonplus , 'ben partook of an ele gant ruld collation, prepared /ill the occasion by Mrs.Turaer, the city rank, and seised up in the Exchange Reim. The Prince, •rter visiting the Cathedral, and the Bishop's Pa. lace, left mon, isi • close carriage. for Eaton. 11'e undiretand that his Royal 11.41iness intends visiting Holywell this slay, and reteroing to Eaion.hall the same evening, mud pruceeding on Wedio splay morning to Treel ike,. StalToidshire, the seat of the 3lust Noble the Marquis Yf Stafford. Tbe bell. of the different chnrehes were rung daring the whole of the time hir niftiness was iu town ea Monday.— (Chester i'oper..) RA DICA L MEETING IN THE METROPOLIS. The Reformers, it seems, are determined on holding thrir proipmed Xlerting. Their Secretary lies sehlrei.s.-d the following letter to the Magi.- trate, of the Worship-street Office : "TO THE SIAGISTIATILE OF THE OFFICE IN wont.mp-sTKEET. " Grivt.avtelr—A paragraph haring appeared its the Pah lk Papers, stating that Iwo persons, ' in 4 Valli hurry; bail applied at yolk office for instruction and maistaace to pre vent the assembtiug of the people of the Metropolis to eusisult somas the best maims of relieving their grievances, and being therein stated that ' the Magistrates told thews it was pre fect', tie's.. dud ALL private properly must nut be intraded ripen, he' oho ' told the fleellintorto aim addressed hint to leave lot address with the Clerk., and that the Magistrates would give trent assialarke is earryinc his intentions into elf. et, and Inwards sippreattal the Meiling I am therefore directed to state to you, Gratleasea, that the people haat Mt wish to intrude upos ALL, or any private property, In goad what the law. allow, awl to apprise you, that since the greet plague itt London, all fields and open plots of ground within the bills of nuirtnlity are free to the people to asarualtle ia, .u,.1 that whoever Mr. Einnosisel (the Gentleman who ran pa sari a harry to your Office) rimy he, the people are well assured is their MIMI., dist the seal pro. prietor, Lord Darnley, has so wilds to resist the proples right towel on any vaerat part of his estate. " Violet' these eurrinlesoliwiss, the people certainly will as semble on the day .ad place already appointed. arid will he happy to hare t h e company of your Wordsips, to diced, 'he officers neater y ttsurity to preserve peace, harmony, sod pool WIWI, a• it it the people's wish to do, if and liee• heated by Ministerial. Magisterial, Civil or Military Power. " I sm. Geodes/As, yang hued& Servant, (Signed) " A. THISTLEWOUD, See. Landon, Oct. 19, 1119." The Middlesex County Swaim,' will commence on Mondry 'text. it ffiekte* Hell. Clerkrunell. green. nod the Old thalry Seal.lol4 will commence ou Wednesday. • Friday hat an inquisition was taken at Brooms well. Suffolk. on the body of Mr. K. OwLek who was killed the preceding meriting be a red deer, the propeity of Mr. JOSEPU STAIIIIIESS. of Melton. The deer hoeing attacked air. OWLEII in the sight of two norness. and the ahocking appearance of the hod,. left no doubt orindeder upon the amide of the Jury as to the cause of big dkatiy sod they warned their verdict accordingly. usekitqg the deer s detidaisi. and Mr. &cesium. at tic timaiteetio storm of ibeJory. promised to shoot rite osionellamorditerly. Mr. Owtas was fonately a reepecoshis fowl st Cllendiatn. but bad retired film beams*. . . rim mi. • • NEWSiARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, TveltDAY, OrrObta. 19. Pureed Handiest) Stairs of 141 p. raft, fur 3 y. ,„ lope/anis. T.Y.C. Mr. Eurt!ea Admiral, lase Kezeot, 3 yrs old, 7.1 Lord G. 11. ear. udoas Zrru, 4 yrs old, ttAt , Mr. fluelees Catera , s, 5 yrs old, fist. 111th. Duke... Rutlsoirs (41131itille, 4 yrs uld, brt 9 tr, Major ttft Hstrhal, 3 yel yid, 7st lord Slaw,lN Marto. 3 yrr old, 7st. 7114. U. of Graloses Zest, 3 yr. old, 7.1.7tb. Mr. Lakes Soon, 3 yrs told, 7.5. Mr. Bateau's 1: Atr, 3 yrs uld, Mr. FolZflolley, 4 yrs old, ttst • 5ib........ 1 .1 I) of Graffito's M trot le, 3 yes ohl, tht Mr. 800 verie's ',trestle, 3 yrs sold.. The Judge placed Ina to 1 apt Atlact.d- tt b r a Qoatlrille. rstly Yamada for par uIJ cults, esaryin Stt. 4 ft. ,;„1 tithes, 84.21 b. C Mr. Lake's elt. f. Pew, by Seynt.tar 1 Mr. Bush% b. r. by Haphazard, out of Tow., Stserles b. f. by este, out of thopholt Gets. Groarretor's b. f. Mimeo., by Perictr.. Mr.ll , dury's b. f. by 'inane, dun by Dratt.us. Mr. tfinattr's cb. c. by TruMr, out ot Jrst. Mr, tt dunes bl. c. by Sauteusko, dam by Sir Moe. Mr Nrak's rb r. by Scud. Mr. Notate@ rb. e. by the Color Arslrion, chub by Buzz trd. Mr. Cruckford's b. t. by thbille, uot 1.4 Dill 1111 Z. D. of LF .e S I I l b " . d; s hb.yrlll4lplidiaaa:4l7;,soliardt's4lll.".l.l.lll',7.6lll• Mr. %Wyndham's W. f. by Whalrbuste, dAtat by thrill., out rf . . , ..... School.' dam. LA Suffield's be.l*. by Van.lo,ke holier, eel of . u - k C.... /y . Sr C. P.raboory's bl. c. by NOI CCM, obi ..01 Woe .hy The Judge placed foul 3—b to 1 orsst 1.0 l Simoc.cch r.,.., II 100 4 OW 14 Eolcy's lo c. Mr. 111011VeWWII Z.(lsi, 814. 10:11. !r•st Mr. i'l.wrkli% MI 711. 2UOgs. 1.11. D. M.-5 to 4un Z. 4; z. Alr. Andseir, ?M. 111 b. b at illb. R. M. *No. h. ti —ti to w 4 An. iisodichp Stakes of 15,15. earl, fur 3 y r tads N. Rooter Rump. 4 yea old, b.:. 431 b Chatham's IJay.rl, 5 yea taa, 0.4 12 to Mr. fortlt's Hospitality, 4 )rig old, /41. 11th )lr. Actuates Cries, 3 3" Oki, 114 4 111 r. Juotr's lktrombrr Mit, 3 id+ old, Sid • - n 6Ha 5 ot Rump. - - 111 r Walkrett Int Titer, 8:I 3118. r;c. ft. frwu Mr . ~,es b. L. by Cerberus o uot Tmoubobrose, b.t. :1. %I 1 HESTON HUNT RACES, DUCES. These Races affurded Watt fine sport fill .hO.l •ii., n. 1 .1 r the au paces of she Stew:aids, A. E. Frewm, E l 34.1 M ; Ban kea. fluottrs' Sweepstakes of 10gs. each (7 S, tpart.ber, 11 . .r noir begin. Coots'. Go4doriro gr. h. Blucher 4 I I Mr. MeMoles I Li. 114ve-at-'won I 4 2 Mr Freeitei Trll)b.. . . Major Barba crowd Sio Mr. Kodia Glamara• 31 , tich fin 70gs.—Mr. Rolm, Wool be C•p .it Gvervis Fruitful, two aisles, fitst. 416. c•co to wissoirr. A Silver Cap fur all ages. Heats tiru tails Mr. Roberts'. Cherry Buustre Mr. Llelpbcsi's Master Charles Mr. I:uberies Pi .. G'.l ti to 4 011 Master Charles. Meet the beat ti tat 4 est the whither. Neither the Yorke/ ON Pier were hurt by the ten. 11w Compary's skip Gultiossia, Captaiu E.luarJs, at rivc.l In the ()swag yesterday, left Devil 15th Fein oar), Mathis 201 k April, Cape of Good Hope tOth July, :411.1 St. licks. 19th August, with the ukeleles of the 80th retisseisi. Sea .puke ou hi r voyage the following vessels !.--tts 40th lase, is lat. 22. 3. 8. Wog. 80. E spoke the Frearh whiter Trues, Capt. Juy, of Havre, from Desellat lint 1 statut e bullied to Madagascar, to ill up; she left at Deaulat ins an the Illtk May the English whalers Granger, Entily,and latched& the the 21st July, its lat. 34. 3. S. long. 17. E. spoke the Mary. from England, he 90 days, broad to the Cape sit Gomel Hy* sad Madras, all well. Left at St. Helices the Conqueror, Eu rydice, Tens, Sappho, and Supby ; 6srosea, of Leith ; Ceti- Lucius, of Scarborough ; and Peace, of Whitby. the the 34 Sept. it lat. 13. 11. N. burg. 32. 4.5 W. spoke the Ecent-b athwart. La Nareiasa, from St. Mato, humid to SI. Thomas's, aad the coast of Africa ; all well. 011 the 9511 September, in lat. 16. Mk N. 6,1.28. W . 'peke the Eliza, of Liverpool, out 18 days, boast% to Pernambuco ' all will. On 11th September, in lat. 1 8 . Vt. N. twig. 28. 32. W. spoke four armed ships ender Portwearse cubirs, fruits Lisbon, is tea daps name* Nairo, Coneveissio, Cua dra& da Pesti, Allison% sod l'Agatele. lamed to B•abosi all well. Lys 9th October, is lat. 4.1.40. N. Mug. It W. spoke she brig (Jules Woad, of Liverpool, iron the Cuba of Africa. _ CORN *XCHANGE, Orresza go. We bare load but frw fresh arrivals since Monday, cow quietly the sales in lime articles. both of Wheat armi o.ta, were at blostilay% prices. bat ordain', was very dull. hoe Harley supports its price. la Pease and Yeaas these is as alters, ioa . COAL MARKET, Orrosea 70. Ships at Market. Mgr IloM. Prue. 531 heareastle ihawlerlsad 1e33.. 375. 33. to 434 $ l .l. 1 Eight lilMr. 4.... 3as. C& to —a. MI. 1 Cilhikff/ FRIG OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. II Ink Stork.. 219 2191 I Bituk L. Auu. 17 15. 16 2 per Ct. Red... 681 67/ lb 9 per Ct. C 005..... 613/ I Wm Stowk 209, 69 68lii I Ditto Binid..... 1...; pr. 31 per Ceut ... 77 1 Ks. Bills, st..-2 di.. par. 4 per Cents..... Of 851 I Lottery Tit krt. 191. Ills. 5 per Ct. N. Aun. 10411 I Oususurn . 1 die. 1031 I Cons. tor 10. e. ..„.691 hop. 3 per Ct. Amt. 671 I 64 6 9 63,a Thursday. at shame Ledge, urar lyswith, the Lady of the Hon. G. La uratc, of a daughter. At EDAM. by the Rev. llamas kiwio. W. Blum rO l . of the isleoil of Doorimits. to Mellow Aumuma, at daughter of the Isle William' Nook, 1144. sof ul.r fiwn.yr tin die 111111 toolool. at Storkluo-upoi Ter., °Prism... Cheirtoybor Riehosuork. EN. of the AlitlGUe IL.- rider at Low ho Maria. served daughter of Witham Wil son, Erg. of Sickle opoo-Tree. Om tire 1914 Marlow at ''George'. /laromemuluare. by the Rev. {teary Ltorhe4..lor. Mougget. jam". limy 't dos, to Mary. dmogbier of Jarmo Loadeay, k: , 41. %twit- Aced, May-fate. DEATH. Os the IPh imbed, ot Chelfrobsom. We. We. Ewell. of Upper Borkeleroleret, Porteemoooloone. NIGH wAnta THIS DAY AT LONDON Nil riGE: Mersin 14 filer 3. I &vain 31 Are 3. LONDON : Primed sad Palliated at the Oise, No. 117. Strsad ; where Aisestinetsaata are sorrired, and Sollars =paid) ..elstidrassr4-.C. WIN ir Ca 1.., Printer—J. WHITS, No. 117. 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