The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-10-26 00:00:00

IiORTHERN MEETING. istfunettes, cam Neutherti Meeting commencen here on Wed the 100 i. It continued, as usual, during the t h e week, and combined 4411 the attractions of ht,titr, and fashion. The weather having „ comm only foie, the streets of this nietropo me north e xinlrited all the gaiety and elegance tuoa f o ltionable piornetride ; while the (al sport , of the held were enjoyed with every ,f ;Wandsetisfaction 'rite dinners were well at throughout petiteness and attention, presented the Meet its an excellent hart and buck from his eaten der-park at llrahan Castle; The dancing, commenced in the evening with the highest ass tinhorn*: kept up until an advanced hour t uori,m2, and lute pleasures of the ball-room •a little heightened by the ocindescension of *Lend of the 78th, who handsomely fa cie company with the regimental baud. utmost hartnoily prevailed on this, as on all 01 t he unnterotis a , seinhlitge who the surettng with their presence, the fol- I:4t has ht , eti given : Il u o,orable Wrs. *Kenzie of Cromarty, the Hon. armor, Luvar, Mrs *Pherson of Cluny, Mrs. Alga tl'ist.ab, Mrs Vaisholo of Chisholm, Mrs. Mo t hs, „f c i utte and Lefties, Mrs. Colonel M'Gregor So c, o il of !tab i e murchits, Mrs ‘I Krim -e, goo ger 'col,llo. Fraser of Ischeoulter, Mn.. M‘Gillively of e alas, Mrs Fraser Tytler of A Idoorm, Mrs. Lindsay, %Plough of Geddes, Mrs Frmer of Fingask, Mrs. 4 Londo, Mrs. Joblist-me, Mrs. Dr Stevens, 'flirt/sir of Crontarti.-, Miss Grant of Wonynords, the Giant of liiirrimui Mon, the Misses Munro of Col lin. Millie. the Musics Grant of Russell-square, s, Mist Baylield, Moe Ruse or Horn, Imes Robertson of forties, the losses Wlntosh of Gillier!ers of ilightiehl, Mos A:ultimo of lawns. Chisholm, Miss %Pintail of A arrarder, Muss %Unlocks, Miss lay SPlntush, the Misses Ml's,. 'iss Fatroorr, Miss Shearer, Miss C /dual, Miss thr Resets of Knoekbain, Mils Marmiret Miss Candice Shaw, Miss Martin, the Misses Frs -I.lllluberhus, I l is, Ise le. .sont the Gentlemen a ere ---•—• • - The Matykieuf Mantley, the Hon. Colonel F of Loral, 'ow 1W rissris Grout, the Lord Lieutenant of the Could'', Mcah.r a Parliament, Mr. Has Mache,,zic of Cru. Mr Castles Groot, Mealier of Parliament fur the Va lases of Locklash, Member of Parliament, the the Candy, the Provost of I evertors., Co!oevl Mac of May, Mr. IPlittosh of Macintosh, Mr. Chia_ Chisholm, Mr. of Datimagiara Mr. Itothaeraorclioi, Mr Forbes of Cinlo.ten, (7:lossel iialvaoseti,vlr. Dauber Brodie of INTIM and 1.1-then, 'ruby, Mr. Grant of Glenruot talon: Mr. Haillte of Du t'uosol K. Wl:recur. Murray, Mr Nlorrhison of Tat. M•llthrois Auetartler, Cohritcl 3111.reu of Col- ~ Mr. Iriorr nil In,hcueltet, 61uniel Grant of liedrestle, Barnes (Imre. Advocate, Mr Markengle, y•rtisszer, of ny, Cnl.4elMtleod, Major Hamilton and several or tkc galled 7sth Regiment, Mr I:Minders of High , Mr .Is.em Greet, Writer to the Signet, Mr. I>evidsure ;Pansy, Provost Gilman, Mr. M'lntook of Htim, Mr. • kingsnolts, Mr. *Kenzie of Newhall, Dr Stewart Inodno, Mayer Rose of Holm, Mr. I.istoe Ramage, Jr te theSigeet,, Certain *Kenzie of Meringue% Mr. Finpsk, Mr Rose of Glestellieb, Mr Ml'letenas ...genre, Mr Row from Demerara, (:olonel Bowes, Mr. •kessie, younger, of Dninloncii, Mr *lntim& of Geddes, Ir Joke Bailie, Doelifonr, Mr. Lindsey of Doriuisk, Carlin Meheson, younger, of Benne PM Id, Lieutenant K. 11,01410.1, Terrartale, Mt. William Nl•Keszie of Flintier% C111411114.11C1,0a of the Sytb Rtgolllele., talent M. • AIM din yolo Reglement, Mews it atertaml'of Rime, Dr. affllll, Mr. M'lntesh of the Artillery, Mr. WIC.• ,zie of '1111140•11., Ir. liquor at Flowierboria, Fi i 'any -401. Hi. 31I'LleosiW Omni Lesion, I.evutr out M`Pleerento de Navy, Mr. Gorgure, Mr. Wats .ent, A kjetaget Kiehl ke kr. 'tte Nerhern Meeting is here4rtrr to be held on iMrl Iluatlay of October, end not on siVedneg. as psts has been the cur. awl i% to oe for 11e r.-14 of the week. Attreeet4Y to the Nei reolotione. The Off; v. &or? ro bring ud onneolly, the followsog %ere uppeiot.d toe el smug 'tor:— trnAtioZ-The Most Noble the 'Mamie of Hootley, Right ilyous.abli• Lord Suitfurth, Culotte' Me se 'Phersott, er Nneas EgAl• of vigoo-1 Hoak nose, of KI;1.;coelt ; Culnae4 Altana er Grout, Weed,' ; Coknul U11:14111 Mauro, of Column John 11;illisray, Eq. ef lissittglees; 'tones Grant, C. 0.! of Provost of hrersciii; sof tooter :It'lLtitt.e, .• Itteeness i , Seirrettry hod resyn ref. 'he !tight Hououraitle Emrl (rower, find rev-ral 'G. utboseu , were witititted member.; of the mot the object of the instil atioui (titut of inure:lig social ndercouree and a bond of union sw ag the higher classes of society, who, howl the nsonances of the country, unavoidshly reside at moire Iron each other) tieing in ■ great mca rifieeterl, it is with pleasure we find that the thoc are at the same time disposed to advance hest totereats of the north. by encouraging its mug ta•ouf,ctnreo. On the motion of the ryas, of Fluntley, it was unaiiiinously resolved, the whole nienibeni eho 041 appear atinutilitr is ' ll .t4s from the Inverness woollen nianufac t, 0. 0 shirt), we ate happy to tety, the itialinfac sf ,inarfhie cloth. has !melt brought to a de ,,,, lon t hly grad - peg to the feelings oar ) friend to she pireitwrity of the cou‘try. NC The Nertl" • ay the 10 0 1 the * ,ll k , br,,uty , u ptolutt of the isiort nee ,poet •Ithful opol 4re e of oat' i .rl throu al politent with an el re deer - P lirl inch Comm ke, Wai owl the motor not a oil olonel retl t!ie The ut wee er oecopi oared the eine I yt ins The Moamar; Erooer of I of 0.10t.0 xl.e of CY% y, Vol 1; ur f taco', Thy .••••.rlo., • r . o.loksi •IM , sIJ of ...ill OMR y, Macs K Mat Nod it thy Gil 4/ialarlll. l . l MINI , Miss Val va. the Ma 'Bat.-h, Ma , „Mat Raw A .anne t I The Mugs, attolo I W V' Molitor lie, Mr ovary, Mr. MC of floe 1v1.4 of ( a of Ciao rad of Rut , oe of kilts r Cameo hyle, 'Mr cairn, Mr. Fr Mr. Bereft Kilroy, Colo tern of the kid, Mr .la. of ('saucy, Ints of kayo lanaloo, I linter to rho kr,ti of Vin of Raynor?, 111• Loon, yu 11r. John B. tut/in Made tl/Anon, 1' Cloud dole yob I /teem, M r. thaao.ie, Mi IQ, Ms. X' Ike Nary, MN Le Ire. Tar Nor t the IMrI 11 i; dot, as ol coati, tee fo imeool /I IR t1.C1 , 11 sum then outs, Serf/ Alit tt. Riot Id Milwrioa, Cekeel Has of Itnieastle r L 111;illisu Ned, Prta looker is In The 11,.1 • alt Nashua, • 10 piNnot hi ICC *yan g the rorooloa t t dm thee Bertg 1 4.1 tide llv lfrot 5, pea% • er Ilyrma ls 0 1 of Oktlh? wl blue yo I 16", 1. l oF . hoe of sup of ever) LA "* Th. R a to the hod Thr rots; FI Tint' foltoi 4- a &std.% m, FAH Pen John we Ia tiploosto nr f, (40. : , Coal oocrl- 1 tg , F. ( - )1 !: : t uo Ph of 11 r. j 4 RAN ~roke • to 'Da ter ) 'The Wee feed by t eY hall, C„ 6 .. the 'sigh, T la ler the yon NW. li elthi!f% M .1 KELSO, OCTOISCIL 2. 11 ! Races !virus here last Thunder, hut owing the badn=os of the weather there was no ruui,ing. company was ant 90 numerous is lset following ladies and gentlemen were present. 'wilts resit) , n hen : LI P. - rey Lard Maisl a nd, Sir Ji m Ridd e ll. B er t Sir I 2 11, and Lady Primele, Mo., (Wiled sod Mrs Elliott Lady m elaeaunr, Mini u m rea. eis Ellnd, Eng. Alexander Ikon. (4 .21 &Me. G.q. M P. CllOl/1011 JOhtl.llll4 Cavtalia rt .f;arl •St ‘I 1.. FRI, acc "* ,, k - r Doe, G 1 and tkurge Bantle, EA. re weed 'ads for oe%t year. ).. ,!::und.ty morning, at an early hour, the hmtior J4lll Woune, of 11-ritiosideey New 4rolt e op,n. awl retitled of geode and property ter) consi , lmilile amount. rie rompostin n for black cattle premium*. of. 67 the 1111 4h 1 . 1 :ed Society. in the dial , MN of 111 , COI, end fire, is Arerllalsiee, took place at atirket held in that island on the Bth instant, let the dliettion of a Committee of the reticent emb ers of the S. , ciety. S ,me xcellent sprciart.s tf 4 an; Were pre inced, and the Committee Itorilitt tha.k•ti imistni,ce of 111111 f! f the most experienced be e's and dealers in cattle, adjudged the re /Pettit- prern+uni.. The Getitlenirii of the lu. ° 't!. anti a number of breeder* and dealer., who trip pre•ent th e o b se rved, with touch tonia..in,, the lam er , wh.ch to no‘kitta is im -1,/1":1"7 a limed o f rattle already r.alarkthli - i i 0 H enyingit the t ruest an d moat approve d io LUCIEN BONAPARTE. The fotintring extract of a letter from a Gentle• man at Malta gives some CUTIOUi particular, of Lucien Buimpaite and his family : " FORT RICASOI I. MALTA, AUG. 26 . " 0 , 1 the 23.1 inst. we were astonished by the ar. rival of no less a personage than Monsieur Lucien Bonaparte, with his wife. chaises, and Suite. amounting in all to 41 person•. They were brought in by the Ponsone frigate, having been takeu is an American vessel. " The appearance of this illustrious character in these quiet regions, st ith such a train, occasioned at lira, some difficulty as to the mode of reception which should he giveu to them; but the result you will perhaps think extraordinary, when you learn that - is appointed to the sole and enure charge of t.iis digintied group of patriots. poets, priests, physicians, paiuters, and literati, with the fair as sembly tne gentlt reilegodoes from the Dynastic iiinplieon, awl the gay 'mettles of Paris cod of Rome. " Lucien eintroked himself on hoard the Ame. tiers) ship Hercules, with the suite I have attempted to derc►mbe, " From the appearance of the arranpuseuts fur the voyeur, one (night be inclined to suppose he fully intended to proceed to America; hot he seems to have left i.is fate to fortune. and wit to regirt much that he has fallen into the hinds of the Bli nds. Weed, at is said that he made, some time since, advances in this heed to .Sir John Maori. and, when he arrived in the island of Sardinia, there is little doubt but his .opture was concerted there between hint avid our &troy, %Ir. Hal. When hit quitted the neutral port, the Nouns accidcit.tlly fell in wish here lie is. •• -- only entered on the duties of his of f ice this morning; he has, however, 'Pen a guns deal of L icien and Madaine also. He is a ;oil. hand some luau. bit osnuitenance swarthy, with a profile strongly res uilding his brother's. His eyes are dark and rnat sting, but he is short.sigiverl, and constantly, except in the nou,sr, wears gla.res. His umaneer.„ with a coon.ide able degree o.: dignity. are affable and engaging. He seems mu. ii aq a ched t o his Tamil), and to pay Madame a &gr. e of a ten tion and respect bordering on t.e g leant. o.f 2 lover. I ilo not perceive any great degree 01 f 4. Orion or tow about her; hat she is a fat. heel), good-tempered looking woman. " Mademoiselle, who is by a former wife, is a tall thin brunnette. w.ih uo great pretensions to beauty. She is übnut 16 ears of age. 4 ' The other child.en, six in noinner, by his pre sent wife. are very like oilier children. Every child has a serval'', besides which there are governante'', preceptors, der. Midssieur Lucien himself. with all his enn. temp' for earthly dominion. dews not devise the solid advantages of wealth. The amount of hiss property is variously reported, from thousends to tritllinns. It must be very eonoiderable. when Slonsieur Ch•rpeutier assets*. that Liteien's toiler) of paintings was conside , ril the first private cullecs tion in Europe. •r He his fraught but few of those with him; bat the vessel which he arrived. a ship or about 600 tons, is laden with his isroperti. " It is and he has money i.n our funds, and hi% of excises:Kt on Paris, to a g-.at amount. A Mr. Hunter. an English merchant here. is his wan of business." BATri.e UP IRMA( O. The follo ing extract of • Letter from an Officer with Lord Ws LIAM:SION, C 046141111 souse interesting partictilass " On the 25th I joined my regiment; on the tfttli we warmed about two leagues, sod sit a taro in sight of the Freuels ar,ay. &eh army hid its firs burning. and it brill s dark night. it wee the moat beautiful sight I ever beheld. Our posiii.'sis we', without exception. the best 1 ever saw. We were on • lung ritlAe of ,ussuistains—oft rue side of the mountain we could lay down to p. sleet security exc e pt on the bursting of shells. which thu enemy threw over as in greet gnaw ities ; hosrever, for• u nately fur its, none of thrin slid us any injury, though some of our soldiers narrowly ese.peil.— Our rugiment was nut brought into action, nor twee our division—whirls is all I can say for that day. " 27th—The first shot was fired five utiuutee be fore six iis the us g. The Fre c:s moved on in large columns. and attesup edl.6 pars nutty. 'noun teiti ; they chsrgrd through a Portuguese regiment, and also the 4.5 th regiment; but the g silent 4511 i recovered themselves, tired a vnlley into th.mi, dud, ehargidg, drove them down toe hill agat‘i w ih most sire.idfol slaugyhter. rise enemy had rms... .inu of the Ind a Irw sireo.stis; but ashen Brnisb soldi , rs clierLed then, tit,/ w, re a 50.1 driven 'luau. The Portuguese belvivell uncommon di well--41a+ fori4ht and .toad uy the English Ike liuns. Ihe F:ench 10.1 ino.'r than 4000 taken p,tboner--1 t' dnuel and >t other Officers were left in the field won. d. el, nut afterwards takro Carr of by our Fs• Stiei slaughter, such butchering, (0 (io.l !) owes. seen, no idea can be fanned of it! —o n , in.. warn very triviel compared with the e l se. iny's: so Eaglisis Officer stood near airs shell in{, took off troth his leg. 1 Numbers of oleo with leg.' arms. an 1 beads o ff . I saw. So.oe of the 11 4 11 r French woolen were cursing tie ambition of N irot.kos, and heavy and numerous were the I cu r s e. ' l e a ped upon the head of the tyrant lit the pour ralioef In trlllble. About eleven u'el.,ek (es swirly as 1 can give-) erased fir Iliad day. wit's the elterpti• s ..f 14 few parti4l idiot% --.- a. Ou the 28th, about three to the morning, we etond by on• attn. on the very .pot where the g Mont 45th had mann t utshrd the.t.to lee% Wo ee l u lied there till .: 8) li g ht, and. to our mortification. found the enemy ini.k.nstrchert further off. hut they were in s i ght. We then moved to another part. of the hill. as Core was not lakelt to be the lewd danger that day. lolhe th v (•'.e French) nosee.l ; "spine to the rght, .0 tie t, th. 'eft ol the intnintatu Itonw• went to. we d o No e. 44 A/V.Ut thr , k on the ninroto • of the eget,. our dim .r. in i LIPIPT . hid I. fon• Imagoes tr.. It wary.. 'he "Winn Vllllll fought), slid we re,t• et to march mgn fore mo• sag, I know not w tither; but we 1.11 bit k. I simmaa., a. th. r . is ► repot! •ho 11 tssLe A has Corn ed to tin lift of Load 11'sta.INJTVII. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. Yesterday the Seasons commenced b-fore Mr. MAI WAKING eud al Bench of anginrates. Af . r the Gr*..d Jury were sworn. the Chatrutau address ed thew iu ru appropristvspeech. ASSAULT. George "Meager ore indicted for assaulting Jo /mph the lath of %fey hit. The Prosecutor stated, that on the day mentioned in the indictment, he went, iu company with Wiz to-th Cheshire, t sees Miss filonc!i, who h.d a room iu the saute house that the Defendant had spar - agents in. They event sip into Saudi Illanch's apart ment, and remained tnere about two hours ; is they etme down slairs, Mrs. Chevhire knot kid as the door of the Defendant's impertinent, to pay • vi sit to Mrs. Alleuger. He (the Piosecutor) stai,l out side of the door, on the landing-place. He Iv aid Mrs. Cheshire say, "Joe is williout. shall I .I,lt tans iu ?" the DJeudant aosivered. No, t don't want to see any of you ;" ow which she left the room.— On her coining out, he asked her what was the rea son of the U. (indent speaking u he did ;hut b f ire she could give bun an answer, the Defendant cull • out and said, o , Joe. will you strike we ?" to wide he answered. " 1 will not, 1 MO Utlable to do it on which the Defendant gave him a blow in his Iris eye which knocked him down ; aCer which he kicked him. Toe Complainant's eye was much cut. and hr lay for 40 minutes sem-less. and •• as obliged to lie tarried up to Miss Blanch's room, :ind to re.nain there two hones before lie was removed : he was at last taken home in a carriage. and did not recover for three weeks. On bis cross.evonination lay Mr.GLastra, he said, at the trine the assault took plaice he ass a servant cut of place; denied he hail .wade use of any all lailoime, or had laid hold of the Ilisfend atit's coal ; he did not h •ir Elizabeth Ch. shire say her blue boy was outside of the door. and noted soon d►ess the Defendant ; he had k ansn the De fendant several years lay sight. and knee, lie had been right years in the service of the Hon. General E. siheth Cheshire corroborated the evidei.re of the PrOli , etUtOf ; she was a laundress. and called the Pr .aerutor her blue-tar, b..eause lie wore that coloured liver), but nee: r threatened the Oetend an► that he should dream hilts. Sarah Blends only saw a part of the transaction, but the Prosecutor was so intoxicated that he could hardly stand nr speak. and he might have re +•tived the hurt by a fall. Mr. GLIADg addressed the Court in a snatch of much ingenuity on the part of the Defendant, and then proc.-eded to examine win• sees. ' Terre hurtles depn•ed that the Prosecutor was the aggres.mr; that he had hiss colt •and hat off. and knocked violently at the Defend int'a door, nsiwi most indecent linignage, ■ud calling fur Inns to came nut. and he woald give him a good rap ping; they did not see any blows given un either Mr. Gttsoa &warred. that the master of the Drfen.lant wag in Court, and the Hot.. Cene-el Wes ready to 'retry to thr good chararter of the f)ef•ndant; but as he was coull4ent theJary wmtld think it uattecesotry, be would therefore out trou ble theta. The worthy Chairman summed up the evidence. eat she Jury give • rtordict of Aot Godley. em.eral Phipps rat on the Brach, rod 'mid rani cola, attention to the trial. Mary Brows was inclined for keepi:.g a home of ii.-force; aud, on a second coma. lot IP vplui; o Ats orderly house. in Vine -street, at the bark of the Key in Clundo. street ; but for stint of evidence of env indecent or a t, from the id of .14cluary to the 3J of A ircl. the time bud is the in dictment, she was acquitted. A similar indictment was preferred against Hew", ShepAerd, the neighbour of the het De ft tt,lant ; and the second count. for keeping n its— *Hedy house. was fully made out in e.t.i..nee, viitiiehis .4 Ina iiide!iciote • astute to state. He was accordingly found guilty. His sentence was de ferred. The 4 0 11 mintiest of tne line. or King's Own, cornmend.d by Col. Wenca, marched into Har wich and the adjacent heirracks, on Tuesday ; ind the next ea, g embarked on board , he Agin - foul, of 64 gone, and I e Brune frigate, lying off that harbour to receive them, fur the purpose of cotiv.rying this fine regiment to Lisbon. This is the fourth was this region-4A has embarked at liar. wica for foreign service en the course of • few years. Its the manifest of the cargo of the Trident, MAKES PI, cleared oat from the Owns foe New. York, Ise.ides a great variety of other manufac tured goads, there are newly 700,000 yard. of cot ton goods. Lett' rs of the 15th inv. from Rotterdam state, that the newly if Orgleilierti system of the Corwell'. Sion had met with considerable opposition in every part of liulland. A lever from an English merchant at Magadore. dated Sib Sept. last, coolants the following para graph respectiog slums° PAR['. the Artican Trip. yeller :-- imagine the intelligence of Mr Pumas liciag alive sod ri......rutiog his travel. is Jaiisr, lost, is wholly without any rouoils.ton in trash. I have 6:en ot stood de a l of p o i. a to ascertain theist. of alai sod his part), and have so doubt they are no inure " Ott Suoilay seisnight. Mtt,aa, of Shtna cliffe. near Durham. eloped from her fithcr's toms*. •hout four o'clock 111 the tuuroing, with Mr. Haase, of Bishopwearmontn, for Geo Green. A Requisition is •izqr:i by tiptvirdi .4 sixty Pt...r ho' ern, to the High Stieliff of Essex, to tall Meeting of the Freeholders of the Comity. to Cosh 'Her of Pet tints to Pailiament, praysug for a Par liameritary Rehires. A oew-buil , house in Chelsea-mad fell on Strii• dry last, and hurled foil, persons in the emits. Ooe of them. a lodger, of the maw• oft OULTIiaaPI. hi his thigh broke by the falling of a powe iiin• era as he concluded; th. (goer three persons were res cued +whims lisming inistain-d soy injury. A young mate 111% basil dreamed so the Pad ditigton Caull, a short distance above the (mirth bridge, at daylight yesterday iaorutng. He had on a !due coat. white waiatroat. blue pantal one, and hiortar-hoots, and he had seven pound-note. and PO Op silver in Iva pockets. We u.iderstand she bode ass owned to .rte uriernOoss. Ind tne deceased turned Odt to be a young tradesman at lietuingtan. rorJcz. %netnews' ROOM, tOILDIVALL, 00V ?3: Kr. Armstrong, ■ 1111.1111(1•014•1 r Ut . II um 411.1 mnsurs, elsoirogfd Wilacat William rich harm; psuevirol frnm cine - . 1•• the *mount of St 141 3.1 Mud.' , sa pre r..eti• Ife a'au act-us, d holiert f repps •dl. rib clissiaA 14c prqicrty, vuocr Vfl y nuapiti••aa c reametrne.•a Priweeetor stilted, that lllWants came to hi, Ybnp %%edweseley week, end irforuse.. •n•.. that Nlr. 100 doom of SAW, %Va:thaut, 84 whose emphiv be wits, ha.. ilesireri him to trail on Mr. Ariastroog, fir a ioamitity of spurs sad and ethrepa, which he spec:fied and n Lich sere ce,,rdiligly delivered to him, wit, a oJI of ~eve's On Tserd.i. last, b• sista called, sod appilel 14 mar mirth*, which be •as informed would lir rat y by ta• mg the •litiewing day. Is the interim. • neiglitiour of Mr Aria.triong, a per. so., lite moue of Odl e a *lop maker, reheil on him. and inquired whether he hid any dealings soil. aMr %V Is, of Bishop Steniford, se a peeion ha I p,,, r• e t ,l a •il„,!a of ships from him, which he was sadoced to gist, a 4 the itemise' hall lIICWIII4III Lim that Mr arrestrossit and hie mast,' had considerable draleiro Mr Arm...edit/ stated, that • pilaus, representing hinise:f the se rut, of Mr Wood. radii, of Bishop's Waltham had waited on him tr. ice—"Att that hr had never beard any tblogof Mr. Woods ,4 liodsop Mort fore ; sad as thus person woe to call i.e some t.w.ls at two o'clock, they wad have ao oppordanity of discovering whether there was any freed isle dad Ou the Prisoner . William..naking his appearance, he proved to be the 113.134 palms wbu bed - proem Ca il.e whip ft:uri Mr. Gill; tool ha rookssed that Crqa, who kepi a hatorr.nakrr'• shoo, had bought the dap:trate of part .4 the goods, *Welt had beta pawned, and also the re , J•iuttec, s►irk were do a lo Ism (Williams %) posaem;oo. For goods *talk 71. ►e had Alyea vl 5. The value ..t the parp►rty ►e must knee know... oil Le was htts sow!? rimne. n•ti 1.1 it tbr Iwatas Wistaria Cr pps, in his defeare. sta:vd, that the greater part of the ' goalie Is- load mil men at the ha'• he risochi.led ti. barcsin. Must of Ilk mhe had tak..• oat pawn. . A Warmish M•At AY repudiated h 4 Mndot•t in hay..te purchased ai tr.e. uketter such sisspieioa. !I sa.t Wes Had Ow grvids been Motto, he weld have beta p!seed in a very daageroas s , taat ion, as the ieeciver Williams was mitimided Wedatinsay • a:, Is emit Mews Woodman mid Woods WO *pp whinny of appearing. —.Cripps was discharged, wish as dieticians to attiaid on tilt day. The p,relt Aileen of %t Jobs Z wlaly were unweaned before Use %siting Moxistsate, to arena is for thvir h re faso,l ,sUotarree to a fent..h purr r *by ba.l 4 ri gut to iterrtiPseeet Oi their patish„ • " Tile brother of the poupor stated, that his aim t Is .1 Area Dwane fur * eoursider.ibe awe. She bid laze. in Bediata ; but a iodic, ►ad bee.. a. .1 (111 btla, th •1 also would be removed sot Fridaq ; and h. inc a ~ . r man, he ad applied to the parish dicer* in tier bc.1.411 fur wolatwrce e who lied refused it. _ _ . A s.heitor, who attended nn th • ;rut of the par•sh. said. that the officers bad retired poor-hi. asuman.e no tee points--Ist,`That the noinan As. ..art • pesper,-she hett bees in profession of • forme •.d hoes., six ono .th. which she let out au spertincote, on I for whi. is she nod and uses—after her lunacy, the ferostare of that hoes been disposed of by her re:ottons, who/ refused to ace nine le the parish officers for the proceeds—lad ld y, she had a la& baud TLe tTother.in law of the paper, a respectable-Ls-shift man, stated, in wide woman had • husband limns, it was more this way of bee relations 'mew The farts of the case Ivor , Hirt Ilia husband bad faintly &mod osed heft:.. brother te. law) desirous that she should have some as 'MN at tomtits bread,had,st his own expense, placed her to the iIVIIEst of whscli the solicitor had spokensucl perehmed fur.titure to be lament 0(611 las. ; diskooest peope had Iveo;ne Isnarot is the house, and, la cousepreme of 'hag D i l igra l thi t r t . tile poor wOIII4U was arrested, %bid% tweed epos be stood, and, busily deprived bee of her mows Thvittimil that perhaps her ornately would nut of long emdammatte a ho had her takes to • ',stelae at id.hirnare, at 'iloCia •, bet, se there welt no signs of es/roams-10, she Iris it-wired to &gnaw'. In lb:. sitantiogs of slit igs. an 'here goes no sem,* Submit& slier the ludging-hrose, he Mood the debt 11011. des to bias for the harsh ore„ was increasnig—he, tiorefutv, ran ged in two brokers, sato were ready to swear to tholes.* of his statement) t oven the gouda, that he midst let the boner. The brokers, MeOss• Mayo and Adam, had don so; and, for the furoifore, who h cost boa 6;1 (sum he e,m1 , 1 brag forward the person (rots "hom hr had bought it, at,A wig ns he himself had paid) be had received bal. ha. 'risk a loser .4 auk. tt,un ica. tie ; fur the ror nomin had weer hee.i abW Se p.ty him s farthing of the debt. 11f the truth of lb near. meat hr *Pi to Wilke oath, anal t 2, overt Mat sash by vomiters mi•twit.sacwii. He Isol el•me ell thathe timid dot for his irit rtmud relatiwy tut Sllltelli with the duty he owed SO his own family. Ender the.e riittl.oll,4llo`.. the WWII m4ews were diftwet. ea to grant the nervosa' y aSilltartey. _ _ Q./OY•YLL. (hie of the dealers is frond cessleita, who are Its the titbit of 1 ,664 11 1 1 11 1 C persons at rhecorners t - abaft. of itst ( .ty., was yesterday broiled before r. EteatiCa, 1:41. usit silting 111.cutrate, charged by a Merehaat of res.icetability is Bisunpw4atervreet, with haring defrauded Ile, The Complainant stated, that swim ..die since, be was ac costed 110, the tlefendant ',sten w.,s u maw to bin) ha Thread needle-street. who asked him 1. hr • stated to par chase any 11:, .riana banaer.hiefs oe trent It cashew, aiy. ing he bad arm be could ten bin. *cry rhea?, and p.,,,aiasall he sleduld go .0 hi. lo true 16 the i-e•ghteiurliond and look at them; they went accurodogly, sad in. ('.fispiattia,tl bars.out forty three piices of eanib,c, which he was to has_ at the isle of 31. per piece, and the I.l.tedita, aaa S• 'Atet weighs' c hdli in exchange The ea untie. (pocked v.) act* accordingly er .1 in the l'Araiplsio od Ironies and she De. lemilast roe. trod woollen cloth to the of apt as eca change far thews 4111 °prides the trackages so .a sfter the Defendaid snit hot cloth hail disappeared, the ('noti• s vat fogad that he had made. d bna7ht test, f.., Insteu.l Veacii artatbroce which ...odd have been a ?peat lamas. art .1 is. al. per piece, he bad got in retorts fur bus cloth I. iffy Atria pit era of cows- esnabres atrt/iii i , hot "tooth 1 4 .6. pr pr .a• tie applying at the todgirgs ut the thfrodant, be era sir, ame it was out till to de) that he as. hint at nan d when he ii:et hiss by chance is the street lied' the tMloe ; and, veining him by the collar, be bad, with the assist.-..ce (dust of tYs eossiabirs, !Keefe bits -- 'l - ►e slaiottate, ofler beariog the ototentent of the Como ptsiaant, ihforitwet him b. had porn r t.. z ,te 6 0 n m i n ims Ow offence eamplail.edi .4 bad been envint.t.ed a tbe City. dab itquasily bit MIN net tidt.a twf.tre a Co r Mgtetrata. BOW ATlllarr; Yesterday Redeem Byers mos brorght behor %.1. Ryas, by a SOISIDwiII, eha.sed with WWI bre-wor).* at her boom Graohy-hu,1,11..0, The lisahadd of the Prisorer &Prettied with her, hod pies& ed Guth,. He was eistriet , a is the penalty of 51. Yesterday vsernias, brtes.ea user soli two "Meek Hos cowls ~ C oe •.f the Angel fun, St. t lens nts, *as hruk- ape% and pour: our:. CAA lee 1 • ,08 of et %rrsi parcels, the • thee of *Malt IS e.w. ketosis Ph. rob. hers ,ipeaed all the p.u..."1.4 vier. pt o.le, ha , so., tool' port of the .r content*. On I 4 4e rubbtry he. le ..se ofe.set, s d a. tleossi, traveller, wise slept at Ilse tau on Weds slay appeared in peat ululation, 'seisms eed, tie •h•.p.J tiro robbers had nut ..oleo the castosta of his periansuicee; If the) had, it avoid rats his, as it CIPSISI•Ied 0....01 " Furs boatel, this was the unit package r Maws* dot not break orris I man employed in the )a.d, who was moved to bo wp at so iinte.ual hour, was aplomb, •Aed sosporiew twee( reset ri.r4l 411 the rubber) ; bat so pleat's. abated. I'M inispiemtes eunnistatio, however, ware oath, that He. RIBA D thuu4lll it r.glia iv deism hits 111_4RiS9NOVOR lITIICUT. A man of the name of J•viarbas .as yrst;uls, d i „.„.. • at this sitß • a, by two Lasses. tow "NM . 4.41 dawalw I,t .r.,coltesuan s.• Glower-ate. bore. wilt, a IMMO., allieglit •I the beide 4.1 II a. 'll twat, v s Ibe Drie , laot, is a traannorin mamas, the UAW. in the batwings. ••i gallantry; hi so that stionlise bow as nisch a. p sisb.e, he become yelp inine•inieirt. • •• t.nit those uo.ieconosig iberties ebiets consistist. se unman ic••ec.t . . c 1)4 korlaat pleaded b. but 14 ess too muck utter sna he off. nil as apokigyilnit it was INK acctpard, mid Ls was bald to bail.