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,i .-. ----4 - . . .- __ __ _ , t., __ _. _,.., _: _...................,_ -----...-.- ,-, •Announwruppum..+•••••- - wrannow- - 7 - , . ~ —.Am.— a .--,--- • . - ",-- — 1•"" -,4 "". '' . 4.41g7 - 7 -.' -- .4.,1111.111111 . , / ', l'• • r C, .111 /,f_. ..* - • 17 7 , ,, ~- 4 04 , •-• ' ' . ;'*•• ..M.:! • .e. ;. .. A I . a/ f tdo , , 40 .., ..eg .; -4, , _ A k.. Lio Ay 7 , 0 ' 2' to ipirto(l. ._.. or, ;I•llo. 9 e i r , ...- I 1 4 r l b .."^•••• ( . . . . • _., .- • •m0n0rm0M•1•11....... ......_.... d ._ L ....... - --?•=1---. ia.- . - d ! -.. """' .....—..-- S . NUMBER 4968. THE I IRE-ROYAL. DIWRY-LAN P.. 1111 HIS EVENING, TUESDAY. Nov, 10. IL their )I.ijoitie..*S.vrttits will pedant. the Tragedy of 11E1ITIIANI ; OR, ou: ST. ALDORRAND. li4 wont, Ms. kran ,• 81. A Walls-and, Mr. Heasnotsch ; Prior of Sr. 4 , 104 101, Mr. Holland; Father Hilary, Mr. Powril ; Hails's. Bernardo, Mr. R. Phillips; Fathr► All.OlllO, Mr. Hansard. !incline (hot lime), Mrs. W. West; Chadds, Miss Royce; Teresa, Miss Cooke. After which. the Force of PAST TEN O'CLOCK. AND A RAINY NIGHT. Copt Wildfire, Mr Burford; Marty Punctual, Mr Pen. Irv; Corporal Squib, lllr Oxber.y ; Mary, Mr. 3lundres; Bantam, Mr. Knight Nancy, The Omer. Boxes and Places to be t►ken of Mr Rodwell, at the no bifida of the Theatre, from Trn till Four; where may be bad a Private Box nightly and, for the farther accom modation 4.f she Poldie, the Deo-office win he open every Erratum of pet furomanee from Niro fill Eleven. To-morrow, a (*roadie Play. On Thursday, the Tragedy of The Dietressid Mother: Or., ter, Mr. Kean ; Andromaehe, Mrs Clover. - _ Friday will be resiveil, Libber's Connelly of Love Makes a Man. or The l'op's Fortune: Don Lewis. Mr. Mmulvo ; Callus, Mr. H. Kemble; Asigelisa, Mr.. W. ; Louis; Mrs. Mordyn. Uo Satimlay first lime this season), The Jew of Malls: nifIOISP. Mr. Kean. Tiw new Dramatic Romney of lisrineeitle, sr The Oa:in-sag, is unasootably deterred for a few Om 7'HE.4711E-R01.4L, COVENT-HORDES. rptiis EVENING. TUESDAY. Nov. 19, 11 win be meted the Comedy of THE CLANMESTINE ‘JARICIAGE. Lord °Orb). Mr. W. Farrell; Sir John Melville, Mr. Abbott ; Sterling, Mr. rarrerll; Losewell. Mr. C. km. Lk; Onion, Mr. Farley ; Brn.h, Mr. Jones; Sr.jrant Flow..r, Mr Claremont. Mrs Pridelherg, Mn. Da►rn port ;liC, Mn C. Kentble Fanny, Miss Biuu lou ; Hrrri , Mr/. Sterling. To which sill be added (for the 11th time), s new Comic Opera, in two ado, cilleci THE BARBER OF SEVILLE. Founded on the Pliers of that name, in which will be intro duced past of Rossini's and Paean,llu'a celebrated uru►y faun " II Barbieri sli Siviglia " Count Aloriviva, Mt Joan; Dr. Botta', Mr. Fawcett ; Basil, Mr. J. luau; llizaru, Mr Liston; Fiorello, Mr. lase; Argue, Mr. S Ocoons; Tallboy, Mr. Kin. Ku• masa, Mrf. Didion'; Mircelliiii, MIL ►terhug. A Priv:lie ell* tarry r had fur the Seasun, or nightly, of 31 r. ltraiidon, at the II oCRee. Place. for the Boma u be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bas-ofßre, Hart-strew , rom Ten till Four. To morrow, the C4seily of The Soldier', Daughter : (Inventor Bearish (Mat time), Mr. W. Parrett. With The lliarbor of Seville. uu Tbursday, Cie ft.wictly of The School rim Scandal. Tu which will he added, The Critic i Sir Fretful PlaiTiaiy (2J tuwe),Mr. W Farrar,. On I', olsy k 3,1 time at this Theatre), the Tenet!, (rrittrki by thy lvie M. G. Lewis, )of hilelgolia; Guiscar.l. Jr. loon;; Michael Duras, Mr. Micreatiy ; Loam, Mr. 1 . . kimble Adelgitha, Miss Somerville Alis r which will be perfornsid (for the first lime) • pew Fmee, called , hi: Physicians; ur, The Haricot Carried Ott Ua haturday, the Tragedy of The A p"riatc. tin the 17th of November will he publithril, oiili the 4lma nick., embellished watt au elegant f ioutivicce, rift fils. tu huarik, TELESCOPE for 1219, or a Con. JL i leac GCIDE to the ALMANAt K ; c...14i aa aa g to Explinatiuu ut Sanas.' Days suit [WWII's; oath Illio.arA. tins ut Br h History and Antirritits; No!rtes of obsu. lete Riles and Cum ttttt s; Sketches of Continually.: China logy ; Astronomical Occuirences in every 'Month, camp, iv. ieg Remark. nu the l'besturseaa of the Celestial Bushes; and the Naturalist's Diary, egplaming the various Appear aims in the Animal aqd Vrgttable +Oh a De seripham of Fru.' Trees : to which lit (.refixed, au futrathtc tiny, containing a Compendium of Chemistry. " Trlcscupc a compiled with skill and judgow ut, nail Particularly ue some parts Of Natural History. IVc rerum mood tbl. work to the attention of our ji,tcuile readirs, who will nod it an agreeable and initrtictive cuitspeeinci ."- 11101'114y It.wirw fur November, 18111. See also M.ll. for August, 1817. W 4.• [hr five preeedior. Volumes of " Time't Telescope," for the Venn 'all, ISIS, Isld , ISI7, and 1818, may be had, price 9. each. LU11.101.: MUM(' for Sherwood. Neely, and bues, PAW amorr rut/ ; sail Buhl by all Booksellers. ECONOMICAL PATENT KITCHEN.RANGI: MANE:PAC; ORY, 217, TOTTEN HAM COLT ITT-ROA D, Br tweets Great Russell-street and Ihdford•strcet. Lt)HGE WOOD most reviii.etlully begs 211. J. leave to infurni his Friends, sud the Public iu general, that he has taken and tilted-up the allure Premises, where he intends to manufacture his Urielhal I , ATE tiurcii EN RANGE, with OVEN awl BOILEIC, aithuyt Flues, hut with many etry essesitial Improvenitiits, lie having eutlrel; obviated she Inconvenience so much eumplained of in Wil ing and Broiling. He boast the same time caused the Acquits lu be still enure simple, and Clatters himself that it is now the Must complete Apparatus of the kind fur Stesiunig, Baktug, and Boast nig% He h.rs slvu inveutett an Apparatus which will be &Rind to he of peat utility iu Nublesiseir's Kitchens, Taverns, ur Latiug-Houses, or where there as much euukiug, as by a •eagle tire ass almost incredible quauti;ir of Provisions may he drrwied by Steam, and a wiry larCr Ovvii heated fur Ilak ug wish Ilbc list possible trouble mud esprilve. In Eating-11,n .. v the Meat may be kept warm by the same Apparatus which entirely supersedes lb. noisome r aerie of Fires. Its shunt, the Advantage* denied bulls Guns the Kamp. and Apparatus cannot be fully comprehended, i•r the roweenirsices duly appreCiAled, bus by au inspect.ou, to IA lu. b Gt. reillierlfylly invites every Pr rusts who wishes to su , •rcase his Culinary Coast . ..Hs and Couvruiruecs. BAP , may alau be heated either Irons the Range ur Apins.4l4l%. • U. Tlic Rasps are Assale of all ilimensiuw, tither for a ar4e nr mnall Essaily. 1:1:1* I L'IIES SPEEDILY AM) pcnitrri.v (TILED witiluirr ANY SURGICAL OPERATION. AI It, DU fOU It, Su: getaii It, th LI e /rattling, ANAL D.sperssary (or the Cure of Strictures, arid sole Pro prietor 4.1* panne • Medic...ell laving;, 4 10 ' 1, 4 a comae of upwards of 25 years of esti-nom practice iu cases of Stricture, obse r ved oureiberiess aroressiing instauces of Itupture, has ardently applied lsmasell to drawer a remedy lop s.. prevalent a malady, :qr., *Awls be . Inns happily acesotis- PhOle.i, belng mild, Lair, )3.4ca11, and raecitysir ,4341 ""unig p...0r or rucusercnierice l.t , ur iri at.) way restraining. the 05051555 y 110511* of the p.itteist and arso very shortly ru tin ly pr., tilde the urcrimillY of the use of any truss or Iran slap. Mh.t, err. Apphl 41 lu he mask al No. 48, thrners.orret, I. M lure the• u.ust aaliaaclus y It frll 140 , Ur V U' ra tan 1.. gll 1.1. Hunt. ottrotl4ore from Tea till Four, .tt .! from Sevru tilt Nom to air, vt tt N. pufmt Itrrys a regular nag/wanton, of Trosors ots wUb ptcpliar I*rr, s!b it IS lu the Palk i.t to I..s t a al ilaidlyted LONDON, TUES.DAY, NOVEMBER 10, ISIS. MADAME DE STAEL ON THC FRENCH REVOLUTION This day are published, in three Vols. Ivo. prier 11 lds. CON* 4 lll3Elli A', lONS nn the PRINCIPAL EVENTS of the FRENCH Imo LuTioN: • Posh. humor Work of the Baroness De Studh edited by the Doke Ile nroglir and the Rusin D r Stahl ; until translated stutter their inimediale sopertuiendenee. ImoJon : Printed fi:ir Cradock, •ad Joy, Pater noster-row. Iry whom also is pu i blisheil, is three role. Rem price If le.. the Original of the abuse Work, printed Coin the Nlanuscriskt. " No Rook ran possibly paws* a lusher Hovers. shim this - which is now before me It'is the last dying hairiest of the must brilliant writer that b appeared in our days; •nil it treat, of • period of history a hie+ we 'ismay know to he the molt important that has occurred Air ireitnries;' a n d which amg who look bark on iloafter other centuries bare Oared, will probably consider as still more intim tant."— Limb. Riv N t o. I.X. " We mum slow take leave of this. glowirig and original performance. It will, ws dint. always continue to sl•o.l by itself among., hiaturieal compoaitions, •nth. lc a greater prophet of high goalitica than almuot any other, theme'', fur that reason, perhaps, not pmsessing the very highest of any class. Nothiiie, however, rims be mute nohh. than its rpiril : it la toil of cmirage, of honour, and of fire : it speaks no party language; and whatever errors it may hare fallen into, it is cicorgtahle with 110 sac. i,ce to rein dice, to intriest, or power. We are incline" to regard It a• the wink which will furnish to distant age's the general and popular idea of that treat Pulitivil "0,1 •al liev‘i'gcalit rsciscb Ilevolultun."-138 ilia!' 1t.,. Nu. XXIV. rro iiE SOLD, r 1 Gule%l Livery l ilr., (liifool-iororl, a PAIR of ltunl•nme b r own CAR.. RIAGE HORSES, equal kw any .t..... 4111, six sears 01./, warranted nuuud,ead %man iu 61(111' • • —Price 40 Guineas. This day ;. pedialettl, prier 64. in boards, AN oisQUlsi I'LOS. ntirl Puhtieal, concerning the SOCIETY Or the !purrs, and the Callfri, sad Con•egnences of their Destruct Sold by Sherwtnnl, Neely, and Jun. r ; Rsldwin and Cu.; and Longman and C,.. Pate atoter.row ; 1 , u4 wry , ritcadilly and may he bed of all Bookrellers 111 town nod country . OIRENT4I. LITERATURE. 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With Table" of Pianos curro.p000!loot wills the A.lv.oure weld of 11401411 y up lu pri..kot p. • ind 1 and fur ircolatoo: the Temperature of Hot. lloost &c. The SITUU.I E'llt ~,,,, rt yowl!. euisaierrahle Addil by Mr. lame, Mean. Head Gardrint to Sir AbrAliain flume, Bari. Pricr in bvarda. This day it publikht9, in 2 Vo:s. Bro. price lis. the Sixth Ellitiou of LETTERS nn thi: EL, F. ENTARY PRIN • CIPI,ES of EDUCATION. Py ELIZABETH HAMILTON, Arthur of Philusuphrix," " Cuttagers of Glrubtarow;' : Piloted for 13:thlario, Crralock, mod muy ; Wi:kir ; Loacitau mid Co.; A. K. Newman and Co.; and K. iittxtrr F-r *hoot are ithin rubliohril, by the ramp Author, 1 MEMOIRS of AGRIPPINA. 2 To!. Stn. 2. I.ErTEks of a HIIIDUO RAJAH. 2 Vol. SVII. 14.. HISTORY OF INDIA. This day is palsii.hed, is three YOl% 41ti. with Maps, by Areowarpiib, me 71. Gs, H ISTORY' Or Ii it i TISII Hy JAM Es Mil., E.g. London : Pritited for Ifaldartn, Cut:tick, and Joy, Pater. nosier-ion. •.• • We have already had ormion, iu inannunne the neveril parte of this elaborate Work, to express one 00 • of its merits The labour which hati been employed its Col lecting mid eiratotiong materiata, the nkdful iliatrlbutton of the tarts iato !nor'r comports's...Ha, thr high tune of Moral frding, and the enlarged mildly which t amyl/here per. vat the na rrative, • nl.ll, the History of Brilialt Isnlsa to be mrar.l . e.l as a raltiable addition to our national !dentine. II RlVre a clear connected view of a series of tramactiona, 'writ liar in their nature, and Important in ttrir rougenneuri oh ch till now mere involved 111 sib,., urity, but which can. slot lw ma& Climber to the mind wallw . ul enriching usu. tit. It Ilcrtnal botrea a Oh new von. of society and of indtvidual t Attract. r. The imettiovecirculattun of Mr. Milts Iliatory trot be a heto ti both to England and to India."—Dritish I:ev, XXIV. DUBLIN, NovumiEn3... TIIC COMMISSION INTIT.I.I.IGENC4 TVC.DaY, NOVV4UEII 3. MYSTERIOUS AND EXTRAORDINARY CASE. Nary Arthurian was indicted for feloniously it. atio,g namry , mill other valuables, to a ble amount, tau the 10th of Julie last, out of the ilwe Ilitig-huuse of Aitogartt Flood ; and, in a second count, fur it, ailiug said property out of the dwell mg-house of Muses C iiiiii Mary Ann FIOO4I MOTS and eXillgirield. Is slaughter to Ilargaset Flood; lived in June last a ith her mother us Thom as-street ; remembers her being rubbed at that time at about 75/. a silv er watch, and some gold ring, which were'deposited sit lit r mother's hoe. The Prisoner theta lived ser vant with her module; witness has nut seen her mo ther she missed her mother at about a quar ter after three o'clocit ; site (witness) went I home at about time o'clock, immediately lifter breakfast, and slid not return until past three o'cloCk ; asked Piisoner where her mother was—she said she weld out with a tailor. This tailor had lodged with her mother some time before, and tame the night previous from the tousitry. Wil lie's went 4411( lli,(11111, /41111 returned some tune after; Prisoner then said her mtelier had come in with ;lie tailor, aunt her mass and a womaii, and then arid out atom. Iler mother occupied a cellar; Moses Connor occupied the house user it, and lived its the shop; the only eutrance to the cellar was from the street ; there Was a way backward, but it was over a wall; there were three apartments in the cellar, in which her mother kept a coult's shop m u d six lodging beds : her father 11411 been dead sonic time; ilwre were but Pier illuener, herself, rasa a little sis ter; saw a watch that belonged tai her mother, and was i n the box, with Corporal Ella rut's sister the time of the rolybery—about is fortisight after it, raw gold ring. part 01 her inotheT's property, with *et . - jrailt Cassius, iu about two or thine dais after the watch was fitisiol—(ltere the watch unit ring were produces!, and witners identyied them as the wee that bud been sinien ; art ear-ring WU 44:10 daced)—osie of the apartments to the csjlar was very dark ; limos) that ran-ripg be -tweets twp beds that lay in this artittinssit ; got the other ear-ring in the pos,ession or Mr. Steven's, a peace officer; her mother always wore these rings ; did not 11011 Cr bar wearing thrill the day tsf the robbery ; it post :lee she had them on the nay before; hears! the Prisoner say at the l'nliCe ()flier, dust stir took watch from a gentkinais doe n on th e „„.,„, she picked his pocket ; did not say what was Isis name, o: where lie heed; she said Captain %%girlish, of the Lancers, gave lier the mg; saw Captain Wlsrlais at the t'ulice Office afterwards, he denied giving it. Questioned by Burma (:EORGE-IY[lra witarra come hark, Prisoner was its the cellar with her little s-ister, about Pie }ears old ; asked sister where mother was ; she caul she will nut, playing with little girls ; tirxt day, when she futinii lief mother was out c 1111 l 'Ane. stir Went to her coUslii's to iutlutrr after Pier; whets she cause hack she found the house ou lire, mid the •hgllied there Its put mat the fire, the cellar was UVrlThisiti with wstrr ; be heves Prirosser set tire to the chitisory by hgthoing souse ditty straw ill piisosser would tint smut I, th st any liersUJl to sleep in the place, though several peisoUs tallest for lodgings ; said that her Cher orgies:et) eio person should steep there; wit ness asked her why she lit straw its the elsiiiihe) ; _ . she said that it was dirty. and that she wanted it out of the way in rase her mother should be mar ried, as the was sure she Would lie to the t:.i'nr; this strew, however, was fresh, tint foul ; !wool. s wr► not c2stotnary to lawn straw at all; .he rriorm leered, !Awning it but once, sod that was in 11 , 111rer. b•tt 111 summer they would tint do any such thmlC had not seen the tailor at her mothee's then nor tor six months before ; her mother was about forty years old, quite fat and helpless : one of the ear. rings was found between the beds, and was marked with blood ;is wsiiive it was blued, bri.i tery red and clotted ; her lumber kept her money and oilier valuables in a hoit ; it was opened, the landlady, Mis, Connor, had a bunch of kepi,. one of which fitted. and was well known to lie the box ; Prkoorr went for this bunch of k.la to open the box ; Sirs. Consior's maid went 'stilt her to see what was Pi it, and that sheothould take titvltiii,t, but all was gone t)efore they opened the boi ; mother wmi accustomed to keep the watch in the hoe ; Mrs. Aitlitirton always knew all:re her mother kept her valuables; ►he had lived Mile mouths with tier; mother could not read or write, witness kept her ac counts; a quaker had 351. of the money ; believes it was given up to the l'ulice ; the I?►i•oner never appeared to have tiny motley; a few dap after mo ther disappeared, clue bought two or three liitle things for witness and her little sister, and a num ber of things for herself ; witness was htrtusd an apprentice to a maiitua-i;piker in South King-street. went there in the morning and returned in the even ing; mother disappeared on a Tuesday. • - - Richard Allard sworn and exami.ted. I • corporal in the 16th Lancets ; knows the Pri a iner at the bar ; hart known her for alintat lime months; 1111 W her in the month of June boit; (watch proolticed):—lind that watch in his litisse-sinti once foi about a week ; got it on Saturtlay, the 13th of JUIN', from Alary Arthurtmi ; she first gave him a watch ribband, he said lie did not want that, as he had no watch to put is on; she said she would lend bin' one, then csve him this, and bade him he sure tp reign; is safe back again ; on the Friday folinw minigd, it tli: 4 l 6 9:l l :i t if June, father's Ann Flood came for the watch, and said it was her lather' watch ; lie and that lie would give it up ; he did so to herself and cousin ; never saw Prisoner ody at the Police-nffit.e ; she owned that she was the person who had lent the watch to him ; she sal., then *lie took it from a man no the qua), but told him when she was lending it to him, that it war a ims,sepi .be had a long tisqe ; there was a double brass chain with two seals and two keys tip it when she g ye it to lom. Ala y Ana Flood being recalled, Said, that her father's watch had a double brass chain, two seals, and two keys. The corporal, in continicitinn, said, lie had taken of these and put on the iliphai.d ; the chain, keys, and st'als were in his 11,VII oar, mail he gave them up to the Police Office ; knew Mar garet P10...1, had been several times at the cellar before, and three times after tl.is attfail ;asked Mary Arthurton what becalm. of Mrs. Flood; she said she went opt with the tailor. Mary Aim Flood wlts..,agdo called, and being afkrd respectieg the snitch roper, she drberibed it all soiled and bcrntelied, and amd, the ibefl.oll who list repaired it, had written her fothro's name on the lop:k of it, Jame.; Flood." [On examining the paper, this w.is found peifretly correct.) Cowls sworn and examined. sideatit in the Lancers; knOwi lie woman at the bar; reineinbers getting a valuable article f rom her the 11111 of June last, in the evening ; a gold ring; she Dante that day to the Royal Hospital, sent one of the dragoons for him ; when he came, she had a child in her arras; she asked him if he would take a tumbler of punch with her ;he said he wo u ld ; they went Into a public-house with two dragiams ; she gave them half •a gallon of porter, and they hail rouse punch. When they sit down together, the look out a large bundle of Bank notes; she then took a gold ring from her finger and gave it to him ; she had a Over watch at the same tittle ; the said the ring was given to bar by Captain Whelan, of their regiment ; after she gave him the ring, she Paid she must hurry home with the child. She had a great many notes, but the witness could not say many ; be kept the ring until inquiry was made after it by Mary Ami Flood and peace officer Stevens; (ring produced ;) swears it is the came he got fr o M riismier; had not seen her before for better Outdo mantis; heard her say she came from England; always said \he was an English girl.— Captain IVlielaii belongs to their regiment ; he is now quartered at Kilkenny. . _ Mary Aim Flood WJ9lure caller! actin, and said, ~ • that she liearci ukays declare, that sht came from the County lii[dare. She said her 11386.111 d war one of the Lancers, IV illua , n Wain i:ght, mod that she had been Ittrnrd out of the re*. gooriA fur a )e..r and a day, for Irratiog one of the women. lioherj Gilbert, Peace 011ictr.—It. collects going' on the .26,1 i June last U. a person of the name of Webb, Io Nicholas. beet, who afterwards went with him to the Iliad (Mee t.f Police. A young lail,ll deist of the %hop, came after, Hod gave up times, almot 351., iu il i e mine of NVilliain %Vrbli, a 0114ker ; these were nrinliicetl before the Prisoner at the office, in reertice of rl,e %Ants% owl she sultstiowleollgortl she had given them to gale to him, till she could call for ihritt ; she 100 l laid not iii the 1.1101.1 sonic money for attiojeo she had pnr t•hased; Conk rlo.vn in niiiiii4 all else Wild at the tone.— [lllere witne•• remit 3 wiper, /1. Mary Arthitrtini le gnawed to ilich ,ral At tlisitt-ti, a vinitesomili, to Manchester ; she has heron in fur the tao last )Fairs, and cmisr from Eogl.inil to'sre her Inroads ; her alltrer trine Lrtltiatt, and lives 141 (::141ertitlio:ny, comity litiJ.ur, tirar I'd. istlrrry ; Prir.merlefelier father three years hack, came to, low is laitgira at Portlmil-street ; Itrr I.i•ter %np ported her sit that tune; she went to love afterwards al Alis. Gorman's, NO, 5, (7orii-liii.r.ket, where she • •••• St oil for six weeks, then Welit. to Mrs. Fiumrr, of PRICE SEVEN-PENCE; 77, Tholims•stre..t, and there lived ever since, Ail( atiprehetided in Ilarrack street; says that NIT.. Flood went out of the cb•llsr ol.th 11 . 1114 H called the Iclug T•I'll'r; they returned Hod . drai.k tome •pi rit•; Mrs, Flood sent Prisoner 14 the Quayii of twine; she afterwards %vela out with IL L . 10,,g Tailor, and another tailor nod his wife, about live o'clock, and desired the Prisoner not to take cis H . lty lodgers until the came back ; never yaw Mrs. Flin:d tiller, or one of die party that went nut with' her; told Mrs. Connor, the lai.dlably, of the cirrurn stirces, and sent Mr'. Flood's blaug'•ter to qre:.t Charlesssttert, to tell ‘Villiain Flo •d of it ; toner hid no supper's but what A•lr.b. Flood gave her; .Ir.. Flood left all her property behind hti; Seijebnit C 30 1 ,01111 and COII4HrUI Allar.t , of the Itit lancers, came to ere the Prisoner at the celit ; •I:e took the motley (prodni , ed by the peace offieri) front a gentleman on Wrlllugtrin-Ittay, on kbt night fortnight ; the strewed it to the seljetrr, and gave him tire tenpenny• pieces ; the mite,. were in a letter which she did Ind reed, or know the direction on thr: bacg of it; all the ))))) ley taken from the gentleman the left at 3lrs. %Veldt's, of 11Lrholni street • the watch she gave to Corporal 4Hard, the took from anothrr gentleman about two month* 'be fore, and the ring from another gentleman; Pri soner is married about nine years; lived ill cnetter two share previous to her marriage ; work ed at Mr. Itioughtubb's factory; slept' between Miss. Flood's SWII dauilbters the 'bight the. Wait missed; says that Ales. Hood had no ear-.logs in her ears the day the went away; Prisoner slept in a house of ill-faine'the night before the was :pint - - 'tended. Aim Flood again being called, said, her mother had about 751. tit flank note., 'which 'die folded se. paratrly, ill a p‘riicular manner ; they writ al of a very old date. Ali. Gilbert corroborated this statement, 41111 1, 111 l they were so loci in this particular 1 0 141, that when opened and lift free on the livid or a table, they resumed thAt fold without any 'trouble. The Prisoner wide no defence. Baron GEORG; charged the Jury, alto, w'stliont leaving their box, gave in verdict of ifty. Tim • BARON then addressed the Prisoner with great feeling mill 'solemnity. He told her ie was convicted, on the clearest %oil oriu.t satisfactory evidence, of one capital crime, that lei! to Om stroligest and most conviticilig that she must Gave firm guilty Of a mare liri,s6lB* floe in its accoMplishmetit. There could he oo re.i sonable doubt, after the evidence !Wry had lieuril 00 this trial, hut that she was guilty of the tour. der of the poor and ulifortucuti woman whoi.e petty she hsd plundered. lie conjured her ta eii• deWvour at some atniainent during the short linty she had to live; by making a full coi,fe,s.oit of !Ur crime, and the manner in which she of the tinily ; reatiniiing her, that this wan it,.e ,lance mitre, to inill;mis that have hero the watchful care of Almighty Priie t ilroce in to light the ili;okest and 'mad hiddi Murders. His Lordship then prolinunctd the fill sentence of the low. The Prisoner, a coarse and masettline looking woman, about 35 or 36 years of bore lierspli up with great composure and fortitude, moil sl.e heard the dreadful sentence of deinh, when she sunk overpowered on the raised flior of the dock, from which she was lifted by some of the gaolt•r's assistants, who cituclucte,l her imated,ately to her cell in the prison. The daughter of the deceased. Mary Ann Flood, who was examined, is a very interesfin k ; loOking girl, of about seventeen. Putrid; Dogherty, Patrice Blaney, and %lomat Adderly, for a burglary and robbery tit tine hnu.e of Dennis,Scully, E q, on the night of the 12th of October la.t, were also citintall7 consietetl, god riei•ived seatence of Detail. Yesterday Julia Murray was capitally convicted of a rubbery 'in the house of 'Chortles htevling Berry, Esq. and receiver♦ sentence of D , uih. Arthur ;11•Getity was also capitally convicted of feloniously personating a 'Blame of the mime of Win. M,Loglilin, to obtain prize-money due to IMO, the said M'Loglilin, fur services on board the Alert frigate, and with intent thereby to (It fratt:l the Governors of the Royal Hospital t r ; o. ~.rechwich• AAR Leahy, fur bigaitiy.—The Coutisvl for the prosecution finding that this charge could nut sustained, grive up this indictment, and proceed. it against the Prisoner un • second one fur a viol, rut assault on Mary Ann Ask well, Ins brst wife iif It appeared that the prisoner's treatineist rit this fortunate w 1111 l ass was bridal in the extreme, and the Ju?y found him Guilty. FOREIGN INThLLIGENCF. HAMBURG!' ANU FLANDERS MAILS. CONhTANTINUPLE, CEPTtNIBFR 25. The Silikdar (sword-bearer to the Sutun) h,a hist Ina Poet m COtowfloritce of Nit ir h.L.I the misfortune on the way to the 11loscitie to k tiot k the tut boo Irmo the head of the Suites', anil this in cident, which the "ILlik4 cunaider as a bad iniiru, caused Min to Lie liatiisind. CUPE%UAGEN. OCTOBER ea. The Atomic Company so stow fitting out 101 tX• i t til i won for the F.mmt bilee. Our fitgefr th‘: Aymph, Cmpt.tot 110 per, arrived limit yrrterkiry from the Nletlitermo v ar. !'otrie fishermen V. were epgagt•il iu the herring fi,M,y, cau g ht DIA 'lolett 414141 k , 411 , 1:11 111411 Wit in their nets. It it m g . 01le, hot ;ve no m 3001 ht. and is ei g ht fret 1011. The tiOier men 'Mew it for mosey, which %rift pay theist for t. damage dour to their nett, people brio ? : rely eager to see a >h si rare!) , caoglit to these mother.' sear. crocKtiot.m. UCIUUI On the 18111 an exttaiminctry entrit.ntnnent %,,aa given to the g,arnanai w inettitny of th, battle of Lt 11St C. The hJLIg has (mitred 200 curds of fire wow].