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their testimony at the bars of the two Houses of I Patlimues,t. The difficultr of ofll.ring any sound argument agiin%t 110 bier and rational a proposal. accomati for the very meagre opposition which. in words at lean, it encountered from the Ministers. Lora SIDISOUTH contended. thit, *ere the Petitions re- Gored to the Secret Committee. such a proceeding would be iuco n •istent with their character or lie- crrtr ; but r•tirely flop Noble lord could not for • moment fancy tiro the referring of 'guy document to a Committee u. c.•,x.stily implies its publicity. Yesterd.sy the Dukes of YORK and CUMBER LAND. Pruner ESTRRIIATY, mid she Marquis Of ANIII.F.SZY, visited the PRINCE REGENT ut OW. 1-11.sisr. Yellterday morning the Prince of Heave Hoe-. DOURO rode ..sst mt Isorsvback. Serene High ewes s. crittsql moss I the Dukes.l . COMlleal. AND . the Maryut. a AII:II.ESEY. Crud. TOORNTOII. &e. In the 'veiling his Serene His:loss-r.* dined with she Duke and Duchess of CUIERERLAND. The PRINCE lIRGENt gave audiences to Via count CASTLEREAGH. Earl Ilsnittare, and Count 11CNSTER, )rstertl.sy, et Carlton-House. We sincerely rejoice in being; able to state that her Serene Highness the Princess of Swat* is re covering fro.ii her severe illness, Air we find. up•at inquiry, it 3% not a C ))))) num cold with which her ILgkm►sa was afflicted, but a fever, attended with a painful otfertion of the brat,,, which rendered necessary frequent daily attendance of her phy ►ician, Dr. Yar. Her Serene Highness took au airing in her carriage yesterday for the first time. The Pallid, ANDauassew, from Lisbon in Trieste, was csrried into the island of Meltila, and sold by the Master. She arrived at Palermo sth Deceiiihri, and has been seised three. LAMENTA BEE FIRE.--With feelings of sorrow we pre,ent the public with the following catalogue of woes the night of the 13th instant, a con tigration occurred at a small settlement, forty-live milts limn Red.tone Fort, Fayette county, Penn v%li swill, »loch involved many worthy inhabitants in tumefy—in which dreadful conflagration were con ed the ltrverend Joum ‘Vir.solv, and his two daughter", together with the wife soil son of Wu. TH0341.50'4, all inhabitants of the same building, a l s o the oroperty of six other Groat the )atk Pa., Gazette.) [CORDER'S REPORT.--Thursday the Recorder made a report to the ha N E REGENT of the fol lowing 'manners, capitally convicted ut the last S mims, _ _ Clarks Wood and John Vale, fur borse-stealing; John Liras, %V,n. Green, Matthew Sir Meats, Henry Hall, Mary Gildersleeve's, Laurence Henley, Ann Jones, M try Alder, l imes o,linett, for metal's..., goods in a dwelling.huuse; Ann C.I. and Joseph Thompson, for stealing gouda privalely in a shop; Muses Daniels and John Smith, fur bunse-brealting; Win. Grace. for Itinglary ; John Nowlin] and Daniel Stock well, for a like offence; George Scott and Israel Chapman, for • highway robbery; Wm. White, John Reed, and Thos. Cuey, for sheep-stealing; William Kelly and Thos. Spicer, for ulterior% fused Ihult 12411“; Winilllll Henry RU6126011 and John Rawlinson, jut,. fur stealin; oink from a hoist on the itavigalrle river 'lionises; Charles Sims, for burglary; Ruse O'Hara, M.,rgarrt Humphreys, :soil Hannah Bristol, tor a roar& ry ors .1.1 m.• Redman; Russell, fur boom - breaking; and Julsti Fanner, fur +lcahn; g•ords privately isr a 40p. ‘ . 1„.„ weili wn Kelly. nammeas Spicer, William, Hearyl:iiichmson,mmalJalim I:atcliavai, t hryuuugrr, wele strtlertd fur et:rent 00000 ou Wealsestley strut, the , 2511 t instant. The others were revited during pledotare• fill fir the better regulation of Chimney Sweepers mid their Apprentices, so.ll for isreyesitiog the employment of boys in *limiting ch 'en, us amended le t the Committee of the House of Com ., liar beret printed. The preamble stater, that the necessity of employing apprentices. no lunges. exists, in consequence of the mventi tttt of machines for the purpose ; but us a proportion of the fides Inn require some previous alteration, it is there for.: expedient that the Chillbis.g of eliituMes be further permitted under certitite regulations fur a time to he limited. The Bill accordingly enacts, drit 110 apprentice shall 1117,0/ter be b a n a l under the age of 14 years; any person keeping such op presitice ro bound hereafter, under said age, shall forfeit a pelailly not exceeding .50/. 1101' le.s than 101.—and any person biting or keeping any person miller '2l years of age, for climbing chininies, after the Ist of May, 1819, to forfeit for each offence a sum not exceeding , 20/. nor less than 40s. The recovery of the vessel laden with Port Wine, which was wrecked on the Hied old Shoals of Holland thirty years ago, is an extraordinary circum stance. The Wine still retains a beautifol ruby colour, and the flavour is exquisite; sample* me now handed about in the mast hurtled circles, soil the whole shit ass saved is expected to be at the Custoindiouse, in Loodun, blurs the 3foocu, that the Purchaser of the First Blank drawn 1.11 dill ley may choose Four Pipes of it, sod fur Shares in pruporti )))) if the flavour is prrferi ed to Port of a different riotne, awl which may he received free of any duty or ex pense whatever, as WWI as the number is drawn. 'foie very great satisfaction the plan adopted in fortuer Lotteries gave to persons re-soling too the Country, has induced T. Dude, the contractor, to repeat it the present; and he hopes he has, as is a recent Lottery, , elected %unit' of the Capitals amongst those numbers adver tiscd. The nudes. mealionesl Numbeis may be bad either in %hale Ticket., Halves, Quarters, Eighths, or Sixteenths, at No. 1, 12,300 I 10,112 116,088 I 7,412 I 2,820 17.232 0,620 11488 3,121 17,251 11,1S0 10,087 16,057 2,810 11,121 13,1 1 10 111,2::3 I 10,18% I 8,323 1 2,757 11,15 d 10,213 1 13,071 I 11,121 1 3,110 The fullonwr Numbers nay be had either in whole Titkrt., Halves, Quarters, Eighihs, or Sixteenths, at N 0.9, Cluiiiiii-i nos :- 18,211 I 12,3'21 I 11,490 I 4,11011 13,553 13,134 10,215 4,5 11 11,123 7,415 I 16,09 17,231 3,002 13,571 8, 295 17,31/4 I 18,090 1 10,130 2,822 3.131 1:,,071 I 13,235 1 11,459 3,122 2,8113 The pnt.essl Lnutcry contain. Three Prises or 30,000/. — One Huailced Capitals—all Sterling Money--no Stuck Pe.les---i•io l'ls.44u—no re drawing. The Drawing coo bifaces 11 eshowloy, the 41h of 51• acts. PRESIIIIT PAUL Ticket _ 119 ICI 0 nal( L. 10 9 0 I &obit' L 2 13 0 (iusrirr. se• biters (rot psill) cootaiuing Rank Notes, or Post- ()niers, duly niteadei Thr 1 oat L nrry that contained Three Prizes or 30,00nr. Btsn 4451.1 1111 it. All! and last Lottery he sold Three Primal 20,090/. all in Shaeco. - : • 4 . _, ik• W i ' t h.g .... r • , 0 .111111.- l .~ 'I WINDSOR, rue. eo. 11 'Wm: On Tuesday Lord RtTRRs arrived at the Castle from Strathfiehisay, ou a visit to her MAJESTY and the PRINCVSSICS. Du Wednesday morning Earl 11ORTON arrired at the Castle, and soon afterwards returned to London. Yesterday Princess Aunusta, with General MANNERS sad othtr attendants. took an airing on horseback in Windsor Great Park. Soon after one o'clock the QUERN and Prins conies AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, with a Lady in Waiting, rude out in a coach and four through Slough, the Maidenhead-road, and Dutcher. This morning Laril RIVERS left the Castle. ROYAL nuPtiALs. We can now state with. confidence, that the des filiation of the hue-of-battle ships, which we mei:. I rd some days ago. is Copenhagen ; and the object is to bring to England her Some Highness the Princess of Denmark. the alErneed I►nde of the Duke of Clarence. Ilia Riot Highness the Duke recommends his friend, Admiral Sir Henry Blackwood, to the ag►eeable duty of conducting the expedition ; but we understand that since the order for the equipment of the ►!tilts was given, a demur to the union has occurred—not owing to the indispusilion of the Royal Duke.—( Evening Paper.) The marriage of the Duke or Cambridge with the Princess or flea., will take place the latter end of next month. Their Royal Highnesses wiliarrive in England curly in April, and on the '23J (St. George's Day), the Bride will be presented to the Prince Regent. She will be 21 years of age in July next, and is a most accomplished and amiable Lofty. The Prince of Heise-tiombnurg will he intro duced to the Qiieen, at her Majeety'r Draoing. room, on Thurrday next. The day fur his mar_ tinge with the Prowess Elizabeth to not yet fixed. The Duke of NORFOLK is expected in town next week, from his seat, Farnham, Suffolk. The Duke of BEAUFORT and family are ex pected in town next week, from their beat, Bad suington, Gloucestershire. The Marquis and 'Marchioness of STAFFORD entertained yesterday the Earl unit Countess of SURREY, and a 'elect party, ut dinner, ut their bone in Cleveland-square. Earl SFEhCER will entertain a party of distinc tion to-t ))))) row at his house in St. James's-place. The Countess of ARRAN lied a card party yes terttiy evening, at her house in Dover-street. The Earl mud Countess of SILFTON and family arrived on Thursday evening at their lams. in At !Moon-street, from their seat, Croxteth, Lao- The Earl or CHICHESTER is nriired at his I se is. Strattom.treet, from his eat. Stormier, Stories. Lo►d EAKHLLE arrived yesterday at los home ris Grmvetior-ptreer, from Brighton. Lord SAYL-AND-5E1.1.; arrived yesterday sit his hou-r. as lobster Berkeley-street, from Brilstort. Lady ELLENBOROUGII has ionised Cards of Mei tat for a grand rout 011 the Vitt January, at her home in St. Jamra's•srlsarr. Lody CALTHORPE arrived yesterday at her house in ecrobveuor-squitre, from her seat, Atakituri Bury, 1..1141 CA•TLEREACIII will give a grand entertain inruit on Thursday next to a lag. party or 111,tili gili%heil personages, iu honour or her NI A JESTY'S bii The FRUNCH MiIIASSADOIL had • select party at (limier yesterday, at hie house im Portland-place. Baron SEVERSELLE, Colonel of Life Guards in the Sarilivli service, bearer of letters of condolence to the PRINCE REG F:NT, left Brunet's Hotel, Leices ter-spiel ,rsirrtlay morning fur Stockholm. Sir P. Pom., Bart. is arrived at his house in Maisficlil•strtct, from Isis seat, Wolveiton Pak, Hants. _ _ _ (lLoarm Pucuck, Ertl. M.P. left town yester day for his seat, Hal!wood. Kent. J. CALcatArr, Esq. M.P. is arrived at his house its Onion-street; Nlaysluir, front his seat in Dor setshire. The Hon. It. NEVILLE, M.P. arrived yesterday at his house in New Builington.street, front A lid ley End. Essex. Arrivals at Cook's Hotel, Albeinurle-strret JAMES SUTTER, Bart. froin his Seat its SCgititeisil ; Lady HuttLinty, from a tour; Mr. and Nit,. LANGFORD, front their seat in Sussex. Departures front IVarresi'll New Hotel, Waterloo place:—General Sir HENRY IiIINBURY, Mat. for 1114 seat, Mildest Hall ; .1. I'. GRANT, Este. M.P. I'm. his seat in Scotland ; Mr. Nits. and Miss A RIWW.• SHIM and Miss LSI, for their sent its Heil,. Yesterday the new Comic Opera, to be produced this evening ut Cotrent-gardeu Theatre, on% s ,- hemmed by all the principals, ler the dnrcnost and superintendence of Mr. HUAUAM ;Intl air. BISHOP, the composers. We are requested by Esuects IlmrottNsoN Joiterne, Esq. of the Royal West India linemen, to etintrioliel a sante tarns which appeared in l'ha Nos-memo l'lnwsitly of 'Coos. day, staling, that be came forward as the chain, of Livid. litmus's, in an affair of hosionr With Col. Tventa. —Mr. Jonsson therefore mates, Mat he w u challenged by Culotte! Tome*, who, on refusing hr inert bent. (for whom MC.JORMIIO3I carried a Riess:ige to tot. 'Fuca at), stated, that he monk! meet Mr. JOIINNON at three poets. Mr. J. therefore accepted Colottel T.'s Otani-age, not as the thrunpirns of Mr. Nieman, bat as on Odic' r and a Gentle man. Mr. imams, certainly come forward an the a ,-.1 in stance as Lieutenant Ntaitstres fnruJ, hut f the Colonel's refusal In meet Lieutenant mot Ilea Colutscl,liaving slinseaypeAsitesoeri Mr. J. hr Ind only use ntra►are to resod to, which his frivol, C.ptain S--, eurnmanieated to the friend of Cultniel Ttlea au ; hilt Us • ousegnenee of the apprehension of the peeiva , the .4 Ilair remains unsettled. Mr. JOHNSON begs IC4I e hnther to stale to the public, that when Cul .1 Tui.t:En r, .1 the unary dmsdreseseat on Lieutenant titration, Lienteussit N. was so a perfect state of inch/ irty, and totally Ili G sies:!.i.s, basing only a short time recovered floci st cure aviiskiositiou. LAW iNTELLIGBNCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, LlNcomeslidar, Tinatigar, Frs. 19. This was the first Seal after Term. THE LATE VICE•CHANCELLOWS SALARY. In the mutter qf Sir THOMAS !LUKER and OTtIrRI. Sir ARTHUR PtiViorr--" Your Lordship will pietist to direct your of f icer to draw tap the order for the payment of the late Vice-Chancellor's sr. lary r as pronounced by your Lortlahip." The Loan CIIANCSLLOR—" Let it be so." HILDERsoN had OTHERS V. GEORGE cons cad Colhhel CHARLES WILLIAM SIAIirELL. Mr. HART mowed that tile injunction iii this cape 111)01i all ex-purie staterneut might he dissolved on the sieswer being put in. The case made nut by the Plaintiffs was. that some of them, who resided in America, were the executors of a Mr. Fraser, deceased, and that they hull empowered the other Plaintiff, ililberson, to administer fur them to the ettects of the deceased iii this country ; awl that the Defendant, Cook, was the conductor and egret of the testator, Fra'sei, in a factory on the River Congo, in AL ica, which had been destroyed by the other Defendant, Maxwell, who had also taken the Defendant, Cook. priSoner, and after having taken first to Sierra LeOne, sent him a prisoner to this country, but oil his arrival he was liberated by the order of his Majesty's Government, no which he brought his manor awning Col. Maxwell to recover damages for false imprisonment, and obtained a ver diet fir 1,0001. After which all matters in thelinfe between the Defendants were left to ahitrstion, and the arbitrator awarded that Colonel Maiwell should pay Cook the limn of 10,0001. being the value of the goods lie destroyed of in the factory at Africa. The Plaint Ops stated chat they had every reason to believe that Cook was the mere agent of the testator, Fraser, and had no bona fide interest ii the goods that were destroyed by the other De. (rollout ; and that the Plaintiffs, us the executors of the testator were entitled to the 1,0001. recover ed by the Defendant, Cook, for the false impri sonment, amid the 10.0001. awarded for the gn,.d s destroyed. The Plaintiff., on this er-parle had got an injunction to restrain Colonel Maxwell frohi paying the 11,0001. to the Defendant, Cook. The Defendant, in his answer, most positively sets forth, that lie has 110 knowledge of the death of the testator, or that the Plaititiffs were appointed his executors; and denies that he (Fraser) ever had any interest iii the factory or the goods; and that he, Qty Defendant, never was his agent, and that the first lie ever heard of this claim was in Septem ber, 1817, wheat lie at once denied it, as he slid then. That lie war an American by birth, mid had established a factory on the borders of the river Congo, but riot in the British dominions, mid OM he formerly ourchused it from an American, of the twine of Neville, for 5,0001. Ile admitted that he saw the testator, Fraser, once, but then he was Omitted oot to him, awl that he had never spoken to kiln even by accident. The Learned Counsel then contended, that every thing which had been sworn to by the Plaintiffs was only on belief. and the Defendant had sworn positively to facts. Under those consideration*, lie had no doubt but his Lord ship would dissolve the iiijunction. Mr. SHADWELL, Cognise' for the Plaintiffs, con trotted that if it %us proved on the hearing of the Cause, that the property had belunr,ed to the tea istor, Fraser, then the damages awarded to the Defendant Cook would belong to the Plaintiffs, as Fraser's executory. The Loan CHANCELLOR—" Do you mean to contend that if the property wus proved to have In-en Fraser's, that the Plaintiffs would he enti entitled to the 1,0001. •obtinued by Cook al da mages fora petsonal injury ?" Mr. SHADWELL-."I %VIII waive that point, hut he admits hr only save 5,0001. for tt property which he valued before the urintrator at 20,0001." The LORD CIIANCEI.I.Oa—" lie tertsiiily has sworn soil nub mot out."' Mr. SHADWEI.I.—" He is all American, und is going to lease the country ; does not your Lord ohip, therefore, think that the money ought to be paid into Court, until the hearing or the anise %" The LORD CHANtELI.OR—" lie is au Arne ric•iii that has recei%rtl damages in a British Court of Law, and socars that you have Indliiing to do with the property. It is not Because he belongs to &mother country that I should take the property out of Ili. hands. Let the injunction be dissolved." COL'UI OF KING'S BENCH, Wzrnoutmma, FRIDAY, FRIMUARY 20. Sittings after Term before Lord ELLENfloaciuGd and Columns ✓uries. THE KIND v. DANIEL CLOUGH. This was an indictment a,ninst the Defendant, who overseer of the purist of SL Mary-le-Bow, fur neglecting his duly. Front the statement of Mr. !MannYsTr, was sifterwordp fully substantiated by evidence, it impraireal, that a female pauper, of the name of Elizabeth Clack, called, Ina the 24115 of September List, at the woi k I se of St. Mary-le-Bow, Strat ford, anal demanded admittance, observing that she tins pregnant, and that she believed the pains of labour were upon her. The mistress of the workhouse desired her to make her case known to the Defendant, who was the overseer of the parish, anal the pamper accordingly proceeded towards his house. Her pains, however, increased, and she was obliged to sum larfore the door of a man sunned Pavan), a butcher, and alto heist the situation of constable. He refused to hate her into 10% house, but sent for Clough, the Defend ant. Whet he wade his ap p earance. he treated the pamper as all impostor, and refused to give her ...y lie inquired w here she had last re ►ided, and site sant, iu the Borough, where she had two flays before left her service, lost nut on necuttot of her pregnancy, with which esrcuu►stuoee her mistress woo., not acqu.oinied. Clough wonder ed why . h e had taut been troublesome to the lowish foots whotth ►he (*Uwe in the Buruugh, nosiesd of touting to Stratfood, and declined notesferring. The 'moiler begged of bit, if he doubted the state she was its, to send for a wed:cal wan to ea. aulidie her. Tiii4, however, he refused. The we l then went to an apothecary's, a few doors off, lint he would not receive her, because he w..s not the parish doctor, bin (:rested her to Surgeon Wallace, who hiled thnt situation. She called at his ho use, but was informed that he coulsi lint then he sidokeil with. The poor creature now endleavourril to make her way to the house of it Mr. Cooper. a farmer at Stratford, iu whose service she had lived for vears, which ',rebid she had completed about four vents ago. She wits no extremely ill that she was obliged to lie in the fields fur about two hours. 11'hen she reeovereil, she crossed the bodge, and iiroceedell to her hroiher's house, in the pariah of West Kim. She implored assi•tattre. I-ler ►ister-in-law Peat far a midwife, suit, at I o'clock that night, she was de livered. The next morning It woman of the name of Gough ace ttttt panted the midwife to Clough's house, stated what had happened,. and requested that the pauper should be relieved, its her relations were very poor people. ClAigli said he would cahi in half ail hour. Ile did not, however, make his ap pearance, and Mrs. Gough again went to him, a hen he declined interfering st all. Application was then made to the overseer of IVe3t Ham, who at once directed tliat relief should hr admini•terrd— and, when the pauper was sufficiently recovered, she and lierinfaut Mere removed to the work-house of that ;with.. Mr. GURNEY, for the Defendant, argued, ti, t the circumstance of the pauper having left her ser vice two days lief. re her delivery, at which lime, it appeared, even her mistress dill not know bile was preginvit, was sufficient to induce the overseer to believe her to be an impostor—and, under that impression, Mid not front any evil intention, lie had acted. Lord ELLENDOROUGU said, unless the Learned Counsel could rebut the two facts, first, that the pauper had been delivered a few hours after she ap plied for relief—and next, that Clough hail pro mised to attend her at her brother's iu half au hour, thus acknowledging that lie had, in the first ii.- stance, acted improperly—there must be a verdict against him. Any c.rc stances, disclosed by affi davit, in mitigation of punishment, would, of course, -ire properly weightd when he was brought up fur judgment. Mr. GURNEY said, lie certainly could rot rebut those facts—and the Jury, umber the direction of the Learned Judge, loomed a verdict of Guilty. POLICE. _a. T • • ANOTHER VIOLENT ATTACK OF A MAN UPON' HIS . Yesterday Thnurat flieriden a is 1/11.11011 to the OHire, and studs rwesst an examination before HIVIIARD lIIIRNIS, Esti. charged with assaulting and wrosinslinz Margaret his wtte, ta St. g;lles'ai at halt-past nine o'clock nu Thursday. Several witstesaes prisverl that the Prisoner and his wife were quarrelling nu Thursday night ; that he ktissi kid lire down, and her head and uther µeta of her body acre much wounded, that she could wit lie removed a ith wifely to g've evidence. He was therefore committed till her state is thrilled. George Ftencilton was brunght to the OfSre from St. Martin's watch-house, e.harged atilt rubbing Ile. Julio Ro binson, of Ely-place, at a gambling-house in PatfAlell. TLe charge of felony not baring le «n clearly proved, the ,Prisoner was dischargvd, referring the Prosecute,' to the t.;rard Jury , to indict if he ml ght proper at the Sessions for she county, whirls is now sitting. Robert Ba►su was charged with robbiter John Whale, Fsq.. of Cur:on-street, May-fair, near Temple har, who having felt something at his pocket, he ascertained that 111 , 4 handkerchief was safe, hut utrservitiz the Prisoner passiter tritu quickly, he felt his pOrk.-t again, 11011 IthCOV, ICII that his. pocket-book was guile, when he charged him with having ateleu it. The Prisoner denied the charge, but on his hand teing observed to he closed, it was suspected to be there, mot on its being forced ()pets, the pocket-book was found.--Ile was committed. John Fear was charged with stearaig a horse, the properly of Charles Street, Es.l. of Liucults's Ins., ou she maid of Almidsy, the *Rh instant, from his residence at Blackwell hall, near Chesham, Ihnbilighanishire. The •telru horse was traced to the possetwion of the Prisoner, it has ini hero. sold at Bromley Fair for Al. by a man of the minis sif Tot ion, who was employed by the Prisoner fur that purpose, ii , bo received 1/. from the Prisoner fur his trouble. He was committed. Joke IVedkins was charged with being concerned with another toil in entering the shop of Mr : John Iltsghss, linen-draper, at No. 61, St. Juhu.strect, Cletkeuwell, and striding a saris ty of linen-drapery goods. He was committed. Talriek Cannel, and Michael Donoraot were charged with attacking Air. Jamrs Day, of Newcastle-street, iu the Stand, on Thursday evening, a little before six u'rlotk, n. Sabitt , - yo u l, near the Swan politic honer, knocking him down, east shaking ofr with the contents of his vdwt►.—The Pilot/nett were committed. Robert Day, the driver of the hackney coach No 807, was brought to the Office nit a warrant, having refused to attend a summons on a charge of Mr. Chambers, the Magist ride ed . Union-hall, fur refusing to take hien from l..).ury lase Theatre, under the pretence of being hired. He was convicted, with coats. UNION-HALL CHARd E OF FELONIOUSLY SHOOTING. , Yesterday (serge Allen, game-keeper tit Earl Snencer, Of Wimliledoti Common, was brought before It. J. CriaunEns, Emu by Hall the officer, who apprehetirled him, on a charge of feloniously shouting ‘Villiam Brown, of lla!e -rout, no ar Kensington. IVilliam Brown, being sworn, said—" On . Toesilsydant I was going over to Wandsworth, to a man named Amite/ff, who resides there, for the purports of borrowing some is...fl ing tools. I was nernmparced by • man named Poi dy, who works With nee, for Mr. HOchins, at Ha les •court . We aver • took a man named Wilkids, and all three of tis walked sit towards Wandsworth. I and my companions *aye within a mile of Wandsworth, in the public road, and saw the Pri soner George Allen come out of a public-house ; he wits finite tipsy; be took no notice of us uotil lie owe took us about a quartet , of a mile further on, when I saw tibia fullowiiig close behind us. It was then about ten o'clock. lVe passed by the premises of -- Rutter, Esq. whets Allen called to us (myself, Portly, and Wilkins) to atop, and said, Yon base something almilt you you onght not to hare, and I will search rm.' We • kins and Pordj were nearest to Allen, and offered In b. searched. I went op to Allen, and put 11 basket down out the ground which I was carrying, and took my cunt oti; mot told hint to search me. He Welt up the bushel, and said, Yon are the rascal I have lung been looking for;' and took the basket away. I arid my companion went on; Alleir had a double-barrelled gun in his hand, and said, I will blow a hole through you, yen poaching rascal,' and conti nued to follow us. IVe were crossing • field, thrmigh Whirls is a path that leads to the lower part of tVatitts worth, when Allen put his gun on the top of •ud presented it towards me and my c..mpatiMir, add called me by name, and said again, Stop, •r I will blow • bole through Pit.' I turned round to look at hint, stud at the moment be polled the trigger of the gnu, and the con tents lodged in my left side. I was about fifteen yards Com Lim; I instantly fell. Purdy came to my sasistaoce, and 111 c a called to anti said, If you don't be off, I will put the utter barrel into you.' Purdy, twin: frightened, raft away. Allen came up to me, and said, ' veto, 104 are not shot half bad enough—l wish I had shot teen through the heart.' Allen Itert went away, and I crawled tie end of the road, and was Resisted to the house of Mr. Nur- :eon, Wandsworth, who gave me money to ride home, eta ordered rue to ponitiee the wounds. Thirty shuts were ia my thigh, and tea others in my hands and head. I was ti heeled home in a barrow. 1 bad no implements for poach init. with me." Thomas Purdy corroborated the above evidence, and said, that Allen pointed the gull to his breast four times, and threr?tened to shunt a hole through him. Brown, trying cross examined, said, that be was finial five pounds, a considerable time past, fur having two pheasants iu his possession. Allen, in lea defence, said, that he saw Drown throw a net used fur poaching out of his basket, and saw him can" - lug seine net sticks; he ordered him to stop; he 'aroma', and he let off his gust (Prisoner produced the net and slit kes.; be knew that they were g g poaching. He should nut have oliot him hail lie out realised to surretider. - Mr. CIIIAMSERS, the Magistrate said, that the Prisoner hair acted improperly; but lie knew the gang were gum; thieving; still that was nu authority fur his shooti n g Brown. He did tint believe the Complainants; they might indict At ka if they cbuusted ; he should call alien to find hail. Mr. Jellicise, the clerk of the Magistrates at Wandsworth, pre& oral a letter front Botcher, Eeq. a Nlngietial.•, skirls complained t.f the Magistrates of Ullll/11.11 , 4 I I in isp t, ju t : a warrant to appteliend a person iu their district, when the affair was before them, and submitted that they ought not ; to go into the case, and that Brown ought to come helene them with hie complaint. Mr. CHAMBIIIIS said they bail a right to go into the case ; hot from the parties Irving bad characters he would take his (Mr. Jellicoe's) word for the pada( of bail the next tiny for Allen, to answer the charge at the Assisi' Sir. Jellicue promised to produce bail, aryl Allen was .et at liberty. A meeting took place on Hounslow Heath on Thursday morning, at Jay-break, between Captain r nod - M--is, E.sq. a geutleinan of fortune, in eons! gar site of a dispute illative to a lady at Stoke, near Windsor. law partici' fired twims nee kir. IL received the second shot 1.1 the thick part of his arum, and be was cousideseil iu Lauer danger. A scene, novel, interesting, and authentic, (K.- cuirred a leo days since at the Court-house it, Easton, Whets .g the several detain a who hail been ilisprisout d iu the county of Noitheituptime mud who were about to take the benefit of the iiesoltrent Act of Pentisy I appeared tirfuse the t4.ottrt JACOB Titus, a WWI aged iii ii tly-laille !rant. His tall, furrowed, and vicKneiuut majesty eat furtn, totteting, reclining over swot/Aro atoll, • kit only support, in the toUth year "itt . Ina age ; relisiqui.hing by owls Ins lifile all to a mei CeirS4 creditor, of another age, and toothier generation, to free the remnant of a crater!, fruits the c a pti v ity • gaol ! ! !—(11eto York Poper.j • • . . • . • • • , , . LAW INTELLIGENCE. autism her. TM% however, he refused. I'he 14 t r i PO Lit E. I . --.....n0w.--- then went to an opothecary'a, a few doors 44, lint 1 HIT OF CHANCERY. Ltacendes lax, lie would not receive he r . because he was slot the i - ROW-Si REIT • gnht thepropPer a t .. g t: . , l h e ,, Se:s; h ist a t i s: 1 • pariah doctor, hilt derected her to Surgeon Welluce, ! ANOTHER VIOLENT ATTACK OF A MAN UPON' THURSDAY, Fri. jo, who tilled that situation. She collect lit his house, 1 . HIS WIFE. . ' s but was informed that he could not the n he rjeokeei ci ; tilia l d 'r r , l 7 . , , :! t a it Y ln r it h^ x ur: in f i ll fis ie ti , , ,, , /rn i :• for as e i . if i t T t z l ' l l l: o n ' t h r tß O s t:t i 7 , l l l 3 . is the first Seal after Term. with. The poor creature now encleovourrel to make AA ATE TILE CHANCELLOR ' S SALARY. her way to the house of it Mr. Cooper , a farmer at 1 assaishine aud wrisinslinz Mar , aret his wife, is : St. Giles's, at half.past nine o ' cl'uk ens Tbuisilay. . she loot lived for o years, Several wietiesses provetl that the l's•isuster and hie wife Mr qf Sir IKON AS PLUM en and oxttatta. S'"l.l3"l' iu 4.11 " e " en* " were quarrelling on Thursday night ; that be knoi kid her • . will which vernal the load completed about four vents NUR Punnore—.. Your Lordship She sn I•Xtremely ill the: she was obliged dwell, and her head and other t eats of her body acre at 1 litre' your officer tll draw up the order a g o. —le wits . ivment of the late Vice-Chasicellor's sr. to lie iii the field% fur about two hours. IVhen the much wounded, that .he could oat lie re 1110•1•11 aWI sl lel y 'reeovereel. she crossed the Midge, awl itroceedell to to aave evidence. He was therefore committed till her state onomiced by your Lintlehip." is di ciekd. George Fiemeilka was Iss7szlis 1,1 the OfSee from St i . her hrother's house, in the pariah of West Ham. IRD CHANCELLOR —" Let it be en." She iniplored assistance. Her sister- in -law rent for Martin ' s watch-house, charged anti rubbing Mr. Jolts It ' : tt and °THERA V. ogo ftGe coon cad a mi,l,,ife, mid, at 12 o'clock that night, she was de- hinsow, of El)-place, as a gambling-ho u s e in ! n th ANIL ' 'S• 1 4 , Nei CHARLES WILLIAM SIAII9'ELL. I 7 livered. The next ;nothing se woman of the name of Tke cbarge of felony nut !Ting been clearly priive,l, the RT mowed that the istjuoction iii this cattle Gough *ICC iiiii panted the midwife toClosiglt's house, frri7.4"1.:." discharged, .. Jury, tuliliet oflue re i t l ."' r- arse staterneut might be dissolved oil stated what had happetied,. mid requested! that the for the county, whirls is now sitting. I Awing put in. The case matte nut by pauper should be relieved, us her relations were • 1 . es i q l . c. . 6 o e f ri Ci ß ir a e r u li n ci -str a sv a t " , ch M a a rg y e -f d ai w r, iih nea th r bb la n lfipl e bar , w h o itr. was, th at snow of them. who rerided very poor people. Clough said he wool , ' call In 1 . , at, were the executors of a Mr. Fraser, half tot hour. He did not, however, make his up- baying felt something at his pocket, he ascertained that hia , • and that they had empowered' the other nearances and Mr*. Gough again went to hint, • 1„, handkerchief was safe, but observing the Prisoner passing 1-litherson, to attinittiater fur them to the he declined interfering at all. Application was bind quickly, lie felt his pork.-1 again, sod thir tw i, tad t h at hie p ocket-book was gum., when he charged him with h av i ng toeless it. The Prisoner denied the charge. but on Ins Lan.' the deceased in this country ; and that then made to the overseer of %Veal Hum, who ist , mug observed to be closed, it was suspected to be there, nts.t lain, Cook, was the conductor and agent once directed that relief should he administered— a boor, Erase'''. in a factory on the River and , when the pauper wax sufficiently recovered, On its being forced open, the pocket-book was found. — . lle 0 i • . „.. Mika, which ha d been destroyed by the she and lier.infatit acre removed to the work-house was committed. • 4 1 :,,1 / esidant, Meagre'', who had allot taken the of that ;with.. John Fear was charged with stealing • horse, the ',rope, ty t. '4. . ' ' t, Cook. prisoner, mud after havin taken Mr. GURNEY, for the Defendant. warned, th. t of Charles Street,ll Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, on the mtrist of I g Aloud' the 011% nstant from his residence at Is • - well . t! n Sierra Leone, rent him a prisoner to this the circumstance of the pauper having left her sea- hull, hear Chesham, litiAilighaliWhire. 'Elie •it:leo d liorse but oil his arrival he was liberated by the vice two days lief. re her delivery, ill which tittle, it I was traced to t h e pa . a . aa i o „ o f t h e pi.,"„,.r, it his , ing b eat sr 11 I . his Majesty's Government, on which he appeared. even her mattress did out know she was sold at Bromley Fair for tc/. by a man of the oans. of Tut. i fur his i i fo tr r o t u h b a le t . purpose, !out:: received u•howas employeduromihebytbe Prisoner P.• i t, .. 1; , i inaction awning Col. Maxwell to recover preguaat, was su ffi cient to Induce th e overseer to it false imprisonment , and obtained a ;ref.. believe her to be tin impostor—and, under that,, I L He ass committed. ,0001. After which all matters in thepufe impressitm, mid not front any evil iistention, lie ' lt le Defendants were left to abitration, and hail acted. tzar awarded that Colonel Mailmen should Lord ELLENDO.ROUGH said, unless the Learned another mai in entre iug the shop of Mr : John tingles, is .i • ' linen-draper, at No. 61, St. John-street, Clerkeuwell, and the snot of 10,0001. being the value of Counsel could rebut the two facts, first, that the i stealing a vari.ty of linen-drapery goods. it . t Ihe deatroved of his in the factory at pauper had been delivered a few hour* after she up- I He was, committed. the Mannar stated that they had every plied for relief—and next, that Clough had pro- Talejek Connell and Michael Donoraot Were charged wiiii .. 1. believe that Cook was the mere agent of mist(' to attend her at her brother's iu half au hour, attacking Alt. James Day.of Newcastle-street, in the Snood, or, Fraser, and had no bona fi de interest thus acknowledging that lie had, in the fi rst ie.- on Thol• l •Le , wennllft • I .altle befole six o'claat m Sara- ' ds that r. - ere destroyed by the other De. Mistier, acted improperly—there murt be se verdict ptilltic•house, knocking him down, add ) 11 1 2;11 " 1 " o r ff i w7th 'si lla i e n coillenta of his pockets.—The P. isuners I and that the Plaintiffs, us the executors against lion. Any tare stunces, disclosed by affi- were committed. 'I • davit, in mitigation of punishment, would, of course. Robert Day, the driver of the hackney coach Na tioa , was rotor were entitled to the 1,0001. recover- 1 - Defendnitt, Cook, for the false impri- ire properly weighed when he wits brought up fur brought to the Office on a warrant, having refused to attend ) amid the 10.0001. awarded for the goods judgment. a summons on a charge of Mr. Chambers, the Magistrate ..f . The Plainti ff a mo this ex-portentatemeat, Mr. GURNEY said, lie certainly could rot rebut Union-ball, fur refusing to take him from Laury lase , Theatre, under the pretence of being hired. i . n injunction to reatraiii Colonel Maxwell those facts—mid the Jury, tender the direction of Meos convicted, with costs. • • rag the 11.0001. to the Defendant, Cook, the Learned Judge, ieturtied a verdict of Guilty. UNION-BALL. . . iidant, in his answer, most positively sets CHARGE OF FELONIOUSLY SHOOTING. STEIVART e. CROLLY. L lie hall HO knowledge of the death of the l'his action was brought to receiver 30 ghittear, I , v ym i t i erelay Geerge Allen, game.keemr to Earl Sauncer, Of li 1 r that the Plailitiffs were appointed his chou n Cu t m h mo i7 s f l i , was i brought ei befo i re i R I .. J. Ca Aa i nca . : : the value of a greyhound bitch, winch laid been -In Esq.ir It . 1 ; and denies that he (Fraser) ever had last, iii consequence of the negligence of the De- of felon y iou n 4 sh e ou u tin ce g riViill'inanarrtrrowienu: of I l l ' a u le . s . i c t o , e j or ' t, i ; t i r ea L r at to the factory or the goods; and that fendinit. The Plaintiff is a Gentleman of fortune, Kensingion. - efetolant, never was his agent, and that aVilliam Brown, being sworn, said-an 011 Torailsrlast I 1 the Defendant is a witartieiger, belonging ti t one of le ever heard of this claim was in Septein- the wharre on the Pudelington Camel. In the meitith *arguing over to Wandsworth, to a man minted Anthrissf, , wheat he at once denied it, as he did who resides there, for the porpoise of borrowing some worts- I ' of Octobet last, the Plaintiff wishing to aeon a 'tat lie tear an American by birth, and cll. I was necompan!ed by • man named Pui di!, who valuable greyhound bitch to the contort., went to ' w in o g rk i neath Me, fur halted a factory on the borders of the river Mr. Hultchins, at Halescourt. ‘ll giver • the Defendant's wharf, mid gave Italf-a-crown to took a man nature iVilkies, anti all three of us walked on • tit not in the British demi ii i iiii r, and that the ,• )erenihni a a a i , t book-keeper. for the carriage of towards Wandsworth. I and my conspanions were *akin a ly purchased it from an American, of the mile of Wandsworth, in the public road, and saw the Pri- the dog. for which sum he took d receipt. 'Flue ietrille, for 5,0001. Ile admitted that he timer George Allen come ou t . of a public-house ; lie sus dog however, contrived to es c ape—an d had not 1 I :etaatur, Fraser, once, but then be was .. trade tipsy ;be took no notiee of us wail he oveitook sine; been fount'. The Plaintiff now brought Ins as about a quark+ of i mile further on, when I saw lilt to hint, and that he had never spoken actidle to recover the value or the ,'a l ma ' . . Elva fullowitig close behind us. It was thin about tea von by accident. The Learned COUtliel o'clock. <Ye passed by the premises of --- d ended, that every thing which had been Mr. Maclean stated. that he had made a present Rutter, Esq. when Allen called to us (myself, Purdy, and ' by the Plaintiffs was only 08 belief, MINI of the bitch to the Plaintiff. , The animal eireir of • IYilkime) to stop, and said,' Yon have something olloilt 11 I )(loot had sworn positively to facts. Under ver y line breed. He had sects her run tit Brighton, yo u you might not to hare, and I will search yon.' Wi!• . t where she twat a dog of celebrated character. The ki n. a nd P ur dy were nearest to Allen, and o ff ered in lab eiderationts, lie lead no doubt but his Lord-e . el downier the itijunction. amnia'. whom she beat. curt 23 guineas. Wituesr, searched. I went op to Allen, and pat a basket down we i therefore, *opposed Obit the bitch iii question w as the ground which I was carrying, and took my cunt ea; and 11 t tauwer.a, Cognise' for the Plaintiffs, con- told hint to search me. He took up the basket, and said, I J worth a larger rum. nit if it was proved on the hearing of the , You are the rascal I have lung been looking for ;• aril Mr. MARRTATT, for the Defendant, Contended, look the basket away. I arid my companion went on; Allen at the property had belonged to the tea- hart a double-barrelled gun is. his hand, and said, ' I will that his c li en t was not R o bl e as the unlined had nut . I inter, then the (homages awarded to the been placed .. I ' 'in its care properly secured with a blow a bole throu ' lli ""` y ou "Itching rascal,' and (mani- a Cook would belong to the Plaiatiffs, its titled to follow us. IVe were crossing • field, dwelt:lt collar and string. leecutorr. tw o:s w irls , i w s h a cn path that leads to the lower part of Woods. Lord ELLENnottotitai held that the Defendant'. ,ORD CHANCELLOR —" DO TOILS mean to Allen put his gun on the top of the trite, 11*t if the property our proved 10 have book-keeper having taken charge of the bitch, mud sul o presented it towards the and my canniati!on., mid i received a sum of mone y for delivering her at a called me by name, and said again, • atop, or I will blow • i ti ,r that the Plitintiffs would he anti - " am ~ja r. e f or w s m .i, he h a d aire „ a reee i at hi s • bole through 'du.' I waned round to lank at bins, sad . i ' 4 lei e 1,0001. • obtained by Cook as di.. Ce " • ' • • ' '''' "' r ' at the moment be pelted the tritger of the gun, and the cim - ti employer was , in the eye of the l a w , rendered r a liersonal injury ?" ,tents lodged in my left side. I was about fifteen yards Com Lim; I instantly fell. Purdy came to my assist:nice, moil isnweLe—'. I will waive that point, hot liable ' , he one gave 5,0001. for a property which .The Jury, after consulting for some tin*, return.' Allen called to Ism, and said, ' If you don't be uff, i will y en a verdict fof the Plandeff—dutu es 3 111 gililltAlS, put the utber barrel into you.' Purdy, twine frielskned, 1' I before the ariotrator at eu,ootri." 6 0' rail away. Allen came up to mr, and said, ' o—ei you, stvi 1 Costa 40% ,ORI) CHANCELLOR—" He t ertrinly has are not shot half hall enough—l wish I had shot teu througo THE RIND C. JONES. d out mid out." the !ware Allen sliest went away, and I crawled to the cod This was an indwitteetit ngainat Hit Defendant, a o f the road, stud was assisted to the house of Mr. --, stir. HADWEI.I.—" He is 88 American, and is t courtable of the perish of St. Luke , Old-street, for genii, Wandsworth, who gave me money to ride home, and, lease the country ; does not your Lord- viuienti _._ , . , , ordered roe to ponitice the wounds. Thirty shuts were ia ! t r y assaulting a gentieutati o f the name of rebore. think that th e money ought to he my Mali, and ten others in my hands and head. I was I Court, until the hearing 4,r the conse ?" Gower . - trisected home in a barrow. I bad no implements foe poach- It appeared that on the night of the 24th of Oc- . 04 w i th ole o . , Loon CHANCELLOR—" lie 111 11 11 Arne- tober„ Mr. Gower was returning home; when lie ob- 1 'homes Punly corroborated the above evidence, and said, t has receiteel damages in a British Court mire d t h e D e f en d ant treating two wattle, with -. 1 that Allen pointed the gins to his breast four times, and mid sea cure that you have Itinlsitig to do great viuletite. He expostulated erith him oat his three?trucel to shunt a hok through him. properly. It is not because he belongs to improper conduct, when the constable asiaited him, Brown, tieing cross exannued, said, that be was fined five Laving two pheasants testailry that I should lake the property and beat bins very severely with u stick. Ile then pounds,s a c eonsiderable time past, for i is hands. Let the iiijunction be dissolved." called the watch, mid wished them to take Mr. in Alleu. * in le i -s defence, said, that he saw Brown throw a 1 ' Gower to the watch-house—but they refuse d, lz W ... net used fur poaching out of his basket, and saw him can, - sonic net sticks; he ordered him to stop; he tefusvd, ing Mr. Gower to be u very respectable inlnebitasit tug !ItT OF KING'S BENCH, Wtentlllnallt, td le let o ff his gull (Prisoner produced tbe net and slit too ; 1 '•• of the jearish. Mr. (lower then ended his case to and I ' . - • FRIDAY, FRIBRUARY 20. lie knew that they were gg poaching. He should not , • , , . • ' Mem, and, on his charge, the constable was taken • i bave allot him hail lie not reamed to surrender. - --: to the watch-house, where lie remained all night. Mr. eIIAMSEIII, the Magistrate said, that the Prisoner I ! after Term before Lord ELLENuoncittctit This did not satisfy Mr. Gower, who felt it war a had' acted improperly; but he knew the gang weer.w col; ! i • .• cute! Common Juries. duty lie owed to the publie to indict the Defrudasit th ieving; still that was nu authority fur his shooting Brown. It . ' -- —mid, in conformity with that feeling, lie instituted Redid n o t believe the C omp l a i nan t s; they m i g ht indict Al. 'I • lea if they cbmwed; be demist call neon to find bait. • ti THE KING e. DANIEL CLOC6II. this prosecution. M r . J e tli coe , the clerk of the Magistrates at Wandsworth, vas an indictment tog:Most the Defendant. The Clefeudant was (motel Guilty. 14 " urea card a letter from Patel,er, Esq. a Nlogistiate, t • • Meter of the parish of St. Mary-le-Bow, for ''Y' e awse t a • a warrant to apprehend a person iis their district, when the sine's complained of the Magistratot of Unauti- lea II in issideg lig his duly. ---- --- - -- - --- --- -- . :a affair was bet i de them, and submitted that they ought not , 1 - . the settlement of Mr. MartnYATT, vehicle . , erwurde fully substseistiated by evidence. it Our fair friends in deers seldom unite appear- to Ras into the cease, and that Brown ought to come hefure --,, once with comfort. and few garments, to our judg. them with his ennaplaitit. . . . I. that a female pauper, of the name of ar the so much i me Mr. CH/MOUS said they bad a right to go into the case; in, ever had those properties is juncii 4444 Ili Cluck, called, on 'she 24th of September Euvelopes made by Ct.tstendSons (344, Oxford-sure', op. i but from the parties laving bad characters lie would take hi. the viol, k I re of St. Mary-le-Bow, Stria- poste Great Portland-street), in an entirely new and elegant •• (Mr. Jellicoe's) word for the prealue t . • of bail the next tiny fur Allen, lit auswer . the charge at t e Assizes form and colour, combining not only elegance in its appear- s ill clemnialed udinittance, observing that pregnant, mid that she believed the pains since, hut great utility is twutroinic the eheat tranieatd, and Kr . Jellicue promised to produce bail, mad Allen was .et is of that *swans generally recainmended by the Faculty to at li berty. ..t tr were upon her. : Ili e all ' ire ," or time the fashiouable world. ire desired her to mase h er case KOU*B to I A meeting took place oil Ilsonislua Heath on Thelma,' a • endient, is tin was the overseer of the porn's, It would appear that Bt•tes Tickele and Shares morning, at Jay-break, between Captain C--o—r soul M---ii, &el. a gentlelnan of fortune, in rens. spruce of a i i * S pamper accordingly proceeded towards Itis in the present Lottery, are travelling efier the dispute telative to a lady at SIAN near Windsor. 'laic /'rises he sold is the lost • for nut mil is the demand at l. ' Her pintos. however, increased, and else parties fired twice, awe bk. W. recewed the second shot tit i . i 1 1 is Offices in Losolou great, beyond air precedent, but his the thick part of his arum, t oast he was cousidescd iu Laser hoed tit stop before the door of a luau Aeons throughout the kingdom are equally basy. The PaX.llll, me butcher. and who held the I Lottery will begiu elands', ern M'eatnerdsy, the 4th of Nest dan g er ' 7 i a of constable. He refused to take her Month, on which day nearly 6,0 41 0 Tickets will be drawl', correct a u Ctliri novel, interesting, and authentic, oe- lem days lance at the Court-house lei house, but sent for Clough, the Defend- each Number deciding its em rite, mud no other. By the I Cllfe ('here he made his appearance, lie treated arrangement matte, ten Capitals oat of the ogee huudresl, Button. %viten, .g the several detains who .. . , per as an inionstor, and refused to give her " mi „„,,,,, , , adasi „ heels the Scheme co a nt w ai h n a s t , u t s he ast e be han d re raw of n iiihastrevbefierr may lima titan iimpr . wont d hi the county of Nottitatioptoo. . iel. lie iesquireti where she had last re- . .. nid th e mist, iii the Borough, where she eageruess of adveatiirera to make their 'meeker*, heretic th e Inaolveist Act of Pennsylvania, appeared befule the afterwards bring forth. This naturally accounts for the wag who were ohms' to take the beettaii. of ills 1 113%4 b e fore left her service. but out on drawnea commences, lest the whole of the Tires _Prises of C om a I ...ICOR Ft - rue, a WWI aged ii iii tly-111 Ile 30 0001. should be drawu Ike 1:11-61 Day. Lo f h er pregnan cy, with which eircumatunce t year's. His tall, furrowed, •mid vtuttotout ilia city tress was. not acquainted. Clough wonder- I On Friday last a foot-race of a mile took place of form, tottegiog, reclining over au4selkeu stall, .he had taut been troublesome to the parish cm the Harton-road, between two young men of hit only support. in the 1(10111 year alt- Ills age ; i \ Inch Ole came in the Borough, lintels(' of 1 limy St. Edmunds, teemed Hawha LOCKWOOD I relinquishing by orals his b elle all to a metcieese t o Ssr u ttool, mid declined iisteifersiiig. amid WILLIAM Connuen, which wits won by ti l e creditor, of manlier age. am' ano th er generation, to A taper begged 01 him, if he doubted the former, who completed the di,tauce iii four miuutes, free the relaxant of a century trout the captivity 4. 1 . , ... . se wits io, to semi for a medical man to ex. tilty-live seconds. • gaol ! ! !—(Neto York l'oper.j • : Ot • — I., p " • of • -. • . ~ . ~. , . ...saighipla _ ... . . • . ... STEIVART v. VROLI.V. This action was brought to receiver 30 gliitteati, the value of a greyhound bitch, which bad been consequence of the negligence of the De fendant. The Plaintiff is a Gentleman of fortune, the Defendant is a wharlitiger, belonging te 4 one of the wharfs on the Paddington Canal. is the mouth of October list, the Plaintiff wishing to senll a valuable greyhound bitch to the country, Went to the Defendant's whorl, and gave 101-a-crown to the Oefetielant's book-keeper, for the carriage of the dog. for which suns he took el receipt. The dog, however, contrived to eseape—and had not since been found. The Plaintiff now brought his actidh to recover the value of the anima. Mr. Maclean stated, that he hail made a present of the bitch to the Plaintiff. The animal *us of • Very tine breed. He had ,•reri her run at Brighton, where she beat a dog of celebrated character. The Monied, whom she beat, cost 23 guineas. Wituess, therefore, supposed that the bitch lii question was worth a larger rum. Mr. MArtayArr, for the Defendant. contended, that his client was nut liable, as the unlined had nut been placed in his care properly secured with a collar and string. Lord ELLENnonovuu held that the Defendant's book-keeper having taken charge or the bitch, and received a sum of money for delivering her at a certain Aker, for which he had given a receipt, his employer was, iu the eye of the law, rendered The Jury, after consulting for some tittle, return.' eit a verdict for the Platittill—datuages tg gonna's, cost, 40u. THE KING V. JONES. This was Mn indichisetit against the Defendant, a constable of the purists of St. Luke, Oki-street, tOr violently assaulting a gentleman of the name of Gower. It appeared that on the night of the 9:4th of Oc tober, Mr. Unwer was returning house; when he ob served the Defendant treating two womeii with great viulente. He expostulated With bins on his improper conduct, when the constable asiaited and beat bins very severely wills u stick. Ile then called the watch, and wished them to take Mr. Gower to the watch-house—hut they refused, knovi ing Mr. Gower to flr u very respectable inhabitant of the parish. Mr. Gower then stated his c.rse to Ilion, and, on his charge, the constable was la kris to the watch-house, where lie remained all night. 'l•his did slot sati►fy Mr. Gower, who felt it was a duty lie owed to time public to indict time Defeudasst —aut.!, in conformity with that feeling, lie instituted this prosecution. The Defendant was found Galliy. 34" if.. l • ttft , )4l ,- ' er Our fair friends in dress seldom unite appear :nice with comfort. and few garments. to our judg ment, ever had thuse properties so much its jasclinu as the Envelopes 'made by Ct.tmaierlons (344, Oxford stores, op posite Great Purtiand-street), in an entirely new and elegant form and colorer, combining nut only elegance in its appear ance, hut great utility is protecting the cheat from cold, and is ins that &rennet generally reedunuended by the Faculty to the fashionable wurid. It would appear that ilt•H's Tickets and Shares in the present Lnttery,nre trowelling efier the Prizes he sold is Ike tit ; fur nut uuly is the Ifraland at I.is Officts in Loudon great, beyond all precedent, but his Ageuts throughout the kingdom are equally busy. The lottery will begin drautuit uu Wednesday, the 4th of Next Month, oil which day nearly 11,080 Tickets will be &eau, each Number deciding its owls tile, aunt no other. By the arntorement made, ten Capitals out of the our bemired, which the Scheme counties, must be drawn in the beat ten minutes, . sclusive of what the chance of the Wheel ay afterwards bring forth. This Naturally accounts for the 'nettlesv of adveuturera to make their purchases Were the rusameuces, lest the whole of the l'Aree Prises of 30,0001. should be drawn the First Day. 011 Friday lust a foot-race of a mile took place cm the Barton-road, betwreii two young uncut of Bury Si. EdtuuodN, mimed HAWLS LOCSWOOD aid WILLIAM COWBING, which was won by the former, who completed the di - tatter: in four miuutts, tilts -live seconds. • I