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ki ~I ' p . i r;-~ ~. not so, no action could he against the Defecoloot in this case. With respect to the first point, as to the legality of the warrant, it was proper to inquire • heiber the Justice lied or had not a right to grant it ? That fact loud depend on his commission, wheels they must et once examine, to see whether the Kt/4; delegated such an authority to him. Sow( the reign of Elizabeth, the commission, by which all iblagi.traie4 were to be directed, was o f the same form, and was of very great importance in this ease. By that commission alley were first de *trod to take proper measure" to preserve the pence, ...d elect no loesr mod determine *itch cases as might b before them. Prratoss refusing to give fecoorot, oe ) writ dl.,tied to co eeeee itt and keep in safe cosoody till they loulad the neceassry security. oas 8.0 limit to the warrant. 'They were ex- Illicitly ordered, at persons did soot find proper seen. toy, hi the first instance, to ituinssom them till they did. His Learned Friend argued that the commit. meta could only be till the next Session, by the Act of Henry Vll—but there was no mention made of • specific period. One year or two years was loot poiseed nut as a proper limitation, but inertly the imbliiiite term, the nest Session. Touching this very point relative to warrants, one of the oldest writers says, " And if lie, A. 8., refuse so to do Chad is to find security), then him convey, or cause toafely to be conteyed, to the 11r3il gaol oilier Ma ' jelly in the county—and he muy be brought before the :testier, at the nest General Session of the Ppm e, and ordered to declare why lie ill.' not sic) *s." Here certainly an opportunity was given for stating why he had not found secuoity, but still he was to be imprisoned till lie did. With respect to the Act of Henry I. though it soot that reeng 'titmices were returueble tat the nest Serrault% it dad root compel a return. There was no penalty at tached to the omission. It war, in fact, to directory, not a compulsory prosi; . The recogootz onces might, under it, he returned at any future Session— sod if that were the case, what became of the argu ment, that they must, peterupturily, be returned at the next ? Mr. Justice ABBOTT—" Yon mean to say, that, if one Sessif a he passed over, the return may be postponed for many Air. TADDY said, that was the law, if the Alogis trate chose to rush it to that relent. There was olio losolitetion mentioned in the veeiuua Cie.rs he had hero, nor in tile law writers who had treated ou the sulj• et. The statute of Henry VII. called fur a returu of the recogniz trace, but did not at all inter fere a ith the Alagtstrate's warrant. lit the brCuliti place, the Learned Gentlemen contended, (het, allowing the warrant to be ill. grl, no action cnuld lie brought against the Magistrate. The Magis trate was called sin to perform Various duties, some of tlein very diff mail in their nature. Amongst liar acit, he was obliged to act as Judge. And of, *coil% within his jurisolettool, iu clecidiog ohs onatteis sod things cognizab!e by Ilion, he formed an erro *Aeolis judgment, hr was tout lothle to nu action, fur *the eoustqu-tiers of his error. This doctrine was deafly supported by the case of Parker v. Far 'qultarson, Made and Artery., 11. 4;3. That case originated in C4.1(11111 Frutrctitllg‘ had in the titusl Court against the Katona', who, without re ceiving due notice of the pooceeoluags, was a ke0111... tnni:icettd. Ile, in coustqueto e, brought his .:Tunis in the Kitig's Bench. Lunt Elleisburough, VII that occasion, counuesiced Ids charge by seyiaog, " action is vet maintainable, if the Spiritual Court has a general! jurisdiction over hue subject. matter." Now that a Justice of the Peace was Jull,:e of record, was Ind down by many resilient low authorities. He had, in that captivity, jurio. diction over ,4110111 s 11141416 1111 d AllllOllO the rest, lie was bound to take cogioreoce of secs. cities for the preservation of the peace—and if, iu judging on thst point, he bad happened to form au erroneous opini 1111 l lie oat not liable to air action. The Learned Gridiro's', in support of his argu mead, quoted copiously from the %swings of Lusa bat, t'romptun, loud various other great law aulliontles. Mr. Ju.tice Ilvet.ee—" This is a case of cosi. saalerat,le impootaisce to M.sgladralrbit. general, cud. clot Court call take time to tonsider of at." ~ ~i MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Nov. 3. After a PIP unimportant cases of aosault bad liten gone 11prough, the Court proceeiliAl to the atl•4l 1/1 vd K no.t,.. John Thompson, a vagrant, cumitsterl of misre pirentisig 'Mimelf to the tiocit ty for the Suppre.- of Mendttity, :41141 0111:116111g ‘ariolls 131111111 front it, while ut the tame time receiving rigular relief, Was Stlilelitril to t h ree 1114111111$ iutpri •onment iii the House of Cornet ton. Thomas Junes, a vagrant, accmted Mrs. Jane Duff, oil the -20th of October, mar Lanitis Con duit-stiert, fur alms, and received fur answer that aim had no money but a pound note, winch Junes ward horn her, and on her taming, said lie must have is. She %rut ii:to a house, and had irifor tration of this given to the pari,ls beadle, who ap prehended the vagrant, and brought him t• the watch-huuse, allele be could scarcely be prevented Irortt assaulting Mr,. Dolt. the Chairman, F. CONST, 1 1 "..41. tuld Junes, that had lie but tet did iu übtaiiiing the noir, he would have had him indicted fur highway rubbery. lie was sentenced to flake months imprisonment in the House of Correction. A few other perscrub, upprtlitudtd vagrauts, sere dipeltargt d. The (.wall utijourued fill Thursday twit. gettllTNl DEATII.—On Sunday lam, at his lu.nse, in rsithmtreel, Subu, Mr. U. R. 110*Ltii, prunes, aged 31), *Ade conversing with another Gentlamas+, hr fell down •nd initartly expirid On examination atter death, the cause of this uralinthuly recut was found to be tbc militate of a large aacuriian, which had furined iu the pituctpal artery, at the place where it I •he heart. l't.terslay tirsinig wag appinistid for the Iraquesl. Lut Lc cut being able to attend, it waa puatpuutd till thia CAt.T IRON BRIM:L.—It innpoped to erect • I•tuprodous bridge over the river Froth, at Queeta ferry, the hue of whirls is lii Lot gia at high water mark, near Newell's bin, and it to trart.ret the ivlond of (Lurie, lit • !mint, and terminate at the battery ruck on the north vhore. The length atilt bridge will be one futlong, slid its latglit stoutly feet Amor the *AMUR tide. It is to La of out iron, urn the prineirle of viler talon. I OLD BAILEY, NuvLtiata 3. Befo►e the Arconotit. ROBBERY AT cAMDFIA TOWN. S. Morris and J. Dennis were indictedlor being concerned in robbing the dwelling-house of Mr. Clulow. isi Camilen-Atreet, Camden 'Fowl'. Our Readers will recollect that Monis was the private w tchinan, who was yesterday colivieted of the robbery et ►Mr. Clulow's house, gist De aaaa she •le of Braid the footman, who slept in the house on the night that Braid and Emma Owen, the housemaid, went to Astley'r. The evidence was precisely the same as that given on the trial yesterday, except that the Piirainer (Dennis) colifemied a participation in the robbery when taken by u petiole at Chelmsford. D 's, in his defence, said he was never in his life up stair. in Mr. Clulow's Morris said lie was never up stairs with Dennis. The RecoaDea summed up the evidence to the Jury, who retur►aed a verdict of Guilty against both I'ri•oners. Mrs. Clulow recommended Dennis to merry, as she believed lie was drawn into the rubbery by the others. Co/ia Prdiard was indieted before a .fury, half foreigners', fur steuling several gains. PI I k scarfs, and other articles of female dre,s, the property of Elizabeth Knight. Elisabeth Knight stated. that she was sere:int to Mr. TIIOIIIiIR I/04 110., lin keeps tlie (:a"tle 'raven), in Holborn. Sue lust tie articles staled in the in dictment from her bid-room in the Tavrio. Un the itBtli September she was going np stairs, when she observed the Prisoner behind the door of her room; she ran down stairs mail called the waiter.— On golag op stairs, and securing the Prisoner, it was found that lie hail token out of her box, and tied tip in a s!lowl, the greater part of her clothes. Edward Read, an officer, took the Prisoner i n to custody. The Prisoner addressed the Croat in ti-• French language in his defence. lie said lie was a stranger in London, where he had just arrived Iriitti Liver pool. lie had 'wen at on inn with some country men whom he had necadentally met ; he quitted them after partaking of some refreshment, aed pro. wised to call at the Paine day ;as he fausiti.rd, calle;rl as he thought at Ike inn where his friends lodged; lie rail tip sratrs into the bed-room where lie saw the tried louse about the room ; lie Oleo susl•rctrd that lie had uti►taken the piker, and uiis about to Ctltne down stairs, alien lie was arrested. lie appealed to the ssittiesses a het h. r lie hail attempted to 1:0111111 ally of the clothes tiro., his versals, slid concluded by deviant% his moo clice. l'erdict Gummy. Read, the Officer, on being asked whether lie kits w the hist-tier, 6 , 1111, be found upon Ins pertani two duplievtes of stiles' property. Mary Burns we. indicted for ►healing front the person of Janie! & packet-book, log uric :AI. hook note. one of 20i. two of tOl. four of .5/. each, teal rotes of el. nod some of 11. aniousitii.g in all to 170 i. The Prosecutor staled that lie k-pt the Wind mill public-house. in Fetter-lane. Ou the night of the 24th of September. he was stilyieg up for some of has lodgers, when the Pritoutiro and another fe male came in and called fora glass of gin ; they prevailed upon Inm to sei kr then', Munich at first lie olajrcted, as the hour was late; Ile was at lerigrii obliged to turn them ant, And it was while in the act of doing so, that the Prisoner must have com mitted the rubbery. IVilham Read, jun. an Officer from Dation (;arden, raid that he searched the lodgings of the Prisoner's female companion, in Fitzroy-place, Totteilliatu-court-road, where lie found the g [use which lie now produced, containing 30 tiotti of 1/. rack. Mr. Miller, an Officer at Liverpool, cadet!, that iu conswquence of information lie laud reerivetl, lie apprehended the Primmer, and r I u t her permits a '2Ol. ;mil a 5/. note. S.SL. lira •Hid she earned tiitut by washing ; and arter»~►ds, nit bring confronted with Mr. IVhite, ehr utarilid that lie gate Ihrnt to brr us a were-tit. Mr. %flute identified the notes pintloctil by Miller and Read, as being putt tor the property which had beett uteleti Irum hl, litliortl. . _ . ly SG/. was regsitstil of the stoical property. Verdict—Cur/Iy. The notes fouutl by the Officers were restored to Mr. Mkt , . and lus exprosts were sllooed by the Court. At the close of the d..y, the Grand Jury entered the Court, HMI the Foreman bald they hail gone through the business which had been rut teed to their considerutiou. Ur lauded into Court a wrirteu address from the Mond Jury, which wus read by the tied:. It commenced by their congratulating the Court on the few crinerr of a very bilious irv.- lure. to winch their attention had been called, ex cept those of lorgeties, and counterfeiting the coin of the realm. They deeply regretted that der number of recent coot 1011.111 S Mill exreutions for the crime of furgrs3, hail ;rot had the effect of de creasing the tenderu to tunrinit that offebee, and the Jury, afttr curisirleriug the subject, nue of opinion, thut perhaps solitary coolirreinent judi ciously applied, might, in a grint measure, have that eifect which (Nitta! punishmearts fait, d ter have in such casts. They also ai,lird the attention of the Court waft dirteted to the aupprtatann of there alminf which aete opened fur vesiditig Nevttlittitertt nit the Load'. Day. 'they consineted bllth highly ihju nous to the dee obseivanee of the Sabbath ; atoll they also thought that the great iticrea-e of tiyafer• blitips, for doing lithineaa, on Sunday, had an evil tendency—they thought them itninural iu their coif adorned', and a great aealithil to the owntra. The Grand Jury atated, that having Mated New gate, they thought it due to the exertions of Mr. the keeper, to Nate, that the tatittiewt and order of the pthom, ifaiticularly the claihitif ahnn at the female tuck. teller tetl the lllKhra cre•ltt upon hiw. They, boat ter. lamented the pactste ill allot. mg mg convects, nude' 'whither of intiesporta. huh, to it moils au lung in ifroom htfore tilry weer tulliblittled lu their SAUL! of thrill, ill this manner, thiough age mid intirotities, breathe incapable oh retriut•l. 'I hr} heard, wills the great eat satisfaction, the Wield RIMINI or the rlsollClii, respecting ti.eir tieattneot. 141.41 they utitiatoitil from them that the gieutettt cure and utte:.tiOta was beotourd upno thtir comfort. The Grand Jury conctitiled by estire..ing thrir fullest approbation or %It. Brown's pr;ietire knocking utl• irons Irian the irrhilitrrs, riterpt ni rase 01' avtur-1 urcre.iry , and rd that practice for wiiversal rduption throughout the kOlO . _ . . . The 'liEtuattElt thanked the Gr a nd Jury for their uttelitiosi to the bu-tur►o ahich bud tiers& muted to them, r,,d euforoird thrill, they were How discharged. I'o LI C E. -Nio BO W -*TR V •T. On Nice),lay evening the shilienee at the Sins P4rellTnen ire weie greatly suuuyrJ by the grunt; imarwhialoue of a y.eing man in the Pit, whe interrupted the inTrormailee by shouting hwkou•ly,cronsius deer and under the .eats, der. Tin• cuissillotiuto of the audience having become very general, the constables employed at the theatre entered, and after mod' difficulty i•uecredrd in ItCllfillg him and bringing him to the •dice, where he underwent an examination !refute Ms. CONANT. lie gave his name as Oritrado Wet. Henry Ilofig soil, sad the charges tieing snlifacturi , y proved, In• was in.- dered to find ball to keep the peace; thin, Unwrap r, not he. ing able to do, be wan ..set to use catch home, whence lie Wan yesterday morning brought op and placed in the strong Imam. Shoe lly after ha nett Ins. SI:. Seel!, proprietor of the theatre, when liedg.4,ii r oli sula;cd Is. make an apology in the 11rw711a1n 8., which, with the assent of the Magistrate, was sign rest •• • A man was I harked with bt lug found on the stair-vane of a bonne io Ileithreek•euurt, in the Sirand, will. intent le pub it. The !untie had been fi. quently ronherl I.lloy ; be wan sent to the ivatelidionne. li did nut app. as that he com mitted city act. ilel•rnee he st.iteil himself to br a tai. her; how he lair. Tutu Slit. hoes.. he could net pensibly best tier kin.l door- b. lug open. he had mistaken it fuse the entrance to tee gilirry ut the SKIM 1 . .111 it *rifest re, which ep• pi:11..114 tee he plausible, as it it cl o se to the 'Theatre, he was disrliarged. In fOn•41111ellre of rrretril robberies lately rommitted opoo the aosilience coming not of Covelit-g4:tYasaiul Macy- Line Tln tire. , n arrant . was granted', and 1111 Mon tty night 11111 kt n young torn (some of thrum at 11. known 1 1 , 111 acter,) a ere a pprt sit the Coach and Horses pub- I:c-I e, Chad. li- , tiert, stry-laiie.—Soine of 1 ...us were larld to but, mot those *tint ;,art: a satisfactory ateuunt of llatwwllllll were drat 111117111. V . ll/1 cliar2rd will' the (-rime of felony be Jona liulman,ls. blusher, ho Amt.! 11141 1111 111 e 1411 s ..e Os ttalktr sloe 'dole in !so. ontitlitt'a boost-, in CrI.S. n't I. Finsbury silo:lrv. a 13..111 - note:, to the anti.o.l of tsp.:sills of lir biol 11111 Well I .ince till yestt riFiy twig, in n 111.1111. In linightfihrol4r, going to Oxfiiiil and on clinging hint n'llll llie tofirnee, he de. hatred op to I .k 111/. owl two 5/. outra, being part of those :do:co.—lie %1111/ Clllll4lllllll, FORGERY. William Gunn was cliargt 41 with defrauding of 5/. by menu. r•f a forged e. tittle:de, J:1 1111 , 4 11 , 1111. 11, %Ito Leeits the Mole Horse nod Plough 1:116144: L4.1.14M, 114 St. hare, nod R i m also i. a awry ;spot, lilt slaA • d 'hal ou thr lOth April the 'Sumner told him he bend hetes recommended lu him In do Fume hIIAiInOF foe l.un , and produced II paper porpurtisic 10 he a ref it fatale of 11•illi ant Kenai...mi l Captain of his Mu jr ell's 4.111 p the Queen ( T hatlolle r and addiron II to the prim- • I tpal Other's and Comm.nslul:rls of his Niajesti's Navy, &tit d I•r Falmouth, Alwil 1, 1818, soil certirying that 111 611114 ' , erred on 14.1114 ti that ship as armourer, tieni the 1 "iv July to the October, ISIII, Hod that he war entitled to a ',hare ut• the fur the dust rueti 111 l of the ships at Algiers. The Prisuoir stated ill hits'bent hut iseg rmgsgld himself for no lioliamaii to :u 10 India, he could not wait to receive the poize-mrrorv, as it wits uueerinin when i.e would hi' paid, Mid wished him to ad %mite the looney. Ile let low h:ier 701. sod desired him to call agaiu tto the Mutiolay folios Mg, when he havius *Alt no order f • the Assistant ('rise Ill6n r, he gave loin 41. 13.. making M Our the 7111 May he took the order null yes titi. cals. to Sir John Joel:soli, the Prise Acrid, whcu he mats in forint d the certificate was forgery', sail the payment re fused. Yesterday he met the I'risone► near the A.ltwirxliy, shell he ran away; be called out "Stop thief!" su4 he nat. at length Refilled. Ile was cummiitud. RIOT AT WIIITEIIAVEN. [FURTHER ,rts.] A bon t t sro rictuck tits Mosley Ism flint: some huntiredit of prielae, de if y WUIII.II MIA hop., at !Jai a vt.srl, be. to Workington, C opt. Stubbs, lyiuc in Whitehaveu !fathom., suit taking , to n evigu of polish's-is for Irelim.l, and earned off measly the Thole cargo. Nine ear., cuota:ning shunt tititeu Winchester bii.liels of potatoes est+, arm , . tl its LOW Oar-strict about live o'clock flu their nay to the Tubsel, and hearing of the riot, retitrarit halt ; but hring pursued and overtaken, the carts nese upset, and the pot:aut.., as wcll its the sucks on the lisp of the cart., cnin ph tely rat mil .iu ay in ten tumults. Eschisive of the loss of these, that of t h e cage Is i'olllll/111111 lit 2501. Ahoul use o ' clock 11:4: rtvtl puuer hail istil the us.t sitilace, but as a MC:l..llle of pretaiitiou, it WAS 1111111 gill atiViaiitlie In send- sit I. 2. herl bei to Carlisle for the assi•taiii c of the horse quartered I here; and about flint qll% . luck its the eveniiir; a troop of tlrii4noss 111'1 otTr.iitu that place, and arriviv: fluty tit the moruidg at Whitt-1a:4%1 it. A tuusilletaltle part of the potatoes were recovered: Goal one old WeaVelll, I IAVIVINg patorlital relief, 711 stone, of 141bs. to the stun c, acrr (then.—Milli. the soldiers writ a-- soistc in lc limpet ty, a MAO an theCEIIMII lott,tlll..tl an old Mask, I at our of them, and eluse to hum, when the sotdier stutitu!.3l thist set eft ly an the shoulder. It litqfpettid that au tdd ut.ntatt and her son were Ilse list in the bull of the tustl, 1111111,1 Ih it 1600.11, when the Ma :i.tratrs hairtot dtiptrseit IL. renters, the crew hauled the woman op to the truss tries, and than let hrs. Juan :lam —this so ietratisd her sun, that, sisrtin t , , ,, he fell from the dick lulu the harbuur, but was taken 611) artltout any ma let till injury. The sliders consisted almost exclusively of the woes and ehul en of tile ("Ital.. _ Twn nu•n awl too ovuitii.n, one of the forme' of the name of M`IN miry, were brought to the gaol heir oil l'ourisday "'turtling ; three ur four Bone are yrt tinder rmoniiiislioa. A grist number were apprthead.d tau' dismissed. One of the inci pal rioters, who ALIINI and struck at the Magisti »les , has ins& his escape; lint we node' stand that a award will be 4.1 t, sed for his is ppri hension. tle have liens d 31 %%%%% . istri le, Armitstesd, sod llayw 44444 I, name., us pa,iiculai ly active amongst the 3lagistrates to dtc prrsurgthe b It is a euriults e;it iitostaitee, that alongside of tie Won dered scare' I.iy a shop with tha same description of cargo; Lot the owner bring considertd by the molt as person, very little of b►s cargo was takeu.--:"('eslasie JOUTItat.) A girl, aged 20, now exhibiting at Brussels, is said to wrigh 450 do. She is six feet high, ano Ler cumfeseuce Is equal to her height. 'the G'arette de France relates, that the Emperor of RusstA, on his arrival at VallelltiellllCS, Slighted from his carriage at one of the gates of the town, anal walked towards the hotel which had b..eal fitted up fur has reception. The proprietor of the hotel supposing him to Ise an Aide-de-Camp, addressed him fur the purpose of inquiring whether the Em peror had Sailed, whom lie-was very iiiipulient to ,rr. The Enipe‘ur then auuuuoced himself, and was conducted by ins Iwo:l:shed host .0 the apart ments prepared 101. SP.,I.:3NC. The was yestiTday fiileil with anal, ors, inatiy of *hum had lint seen Cooper, whose benefit took place npun the ueeasiuu, wool whirs %fie anxious to wiloesw his 111 41- lerly display of weirs, which lie uzliiiiited befio a the CritV/Ilell Heads, the Doke of %Vel!mgt.'', sod solo". distils gniaheil p.r•uue, et the seat of Coeszress. The 11.-i.re In mer the wen matched fur the itifferetit c another tioltiernissit, and the candidate for fawning had it loistip-r. The aela-to were leo its usintlacr, 1.111 twist of t h an sere miorrly Lento's, the scientific veteran. opened the play, as epos!, with Masson, while the more cdebrat% d 111C11 4.1 e the day were matching them:elveri against each ollii r. blartio, who brat Johnson, and Pored!, tit itelo•il toraisistt Stsrltots, aliewed murk tadence 1411/1 1141, ....•! ; j,.it Nlartiii waists practice in judging distaucc, f 4'411 nit whorl gir over. It wa., 'limo the whole, au e qual match, and both received s a me lies up in the wind. Two Jews made a merry b.itit. nod they Were followed by Tnuot, the formidable opponent to Randall 4/11 the first of Decritiller, and Harry Hat user. litre was 'desire to real pert*. dom. Turner hail to encounter length as well as steitmee, butt , to use the phrase of a pttriciau amateur in the private griffin, his eyes were 'some, nod hi. pm/Wore and padre& rs kept pace together. Ile nseassuretl well with both hands, and hit with the right (whirls from hi• postilion acts like another mati's left) at %wonderful length, whilst his lull was always prepared fur s'augliter at iiwwurk. Harmer had 4004/ rim 41;5 !olio wills him. Clostpt r and Bums, The former had been boldly call. fur, hot his fame would probably have saved him any trou ble, had nut B/11/111 C01)/4111eled that if wily 1114 (l'swisei . .) lometit. and lie agreed to stilt, condilfou-1 1 1. The Jew poss.ilist,l rare science. but years bast pistoled his agility. Cdoiscr made a fine alter of bulls set. tire and hitting, hit partit Iliad,. at the holy w ills the rig!it hand, which, witliThe velocity of a mouton-hall, sweeps all befnr it. /tatto gnt sta !outer than it was bllppuseil, but no ether boxer would Le iltsvephryrd with by 111111. Eales, who laid wan with Hall, and Richmond, made u st Ito, whirls rained murk applasise. Sri oggion !set:di smith merriment with Crawley, by Iris amid to gel a hit at 14 114:111 seven incite. taller. Belcher and Spring closed the sports ist a 27 illsnt tirt.to, awl Spi ing - vliewed off much science and 11%84(km-sit, but Bel cher broke in upon limns and hail best Cois;:er chlllen4cd all she world for 1 1 /0 enthral., bat It° este fituctril him, and he will likely return to Scotland with. net a custtsmtr. ruc►L►sal . 11 k a ,nailer of no Mqoall degree of exultatime, that, in Lino a ilk, Memairates.have been found to check I hat savage •tt al 1111 l amide science of prize-ligisiing, or human mang. ling, which, in the meat metropolis of the sister kiugdout, appears to be permuted to isms,. with 3.1 apathy im ouiprc bensihle. Fur the last three days inatiwitag was talked eat here among the lower ordels, but the great tight about to lake place at Newcastle, between Wittily, of pugilistic ce4Chri ty, Mid a black of ihe 12th regintritt, named Taylor. At an early I yesterday, the Ali scan, wuh Is 1 frirtui. and but- Ilcholdris, with ao immense mancestra.e of people, went to Neu castle, the place appointed tot the corn hat; shortly alder all itonitake towel assembled at puberty's lode:toga in George's:sire, I , w Itte C CAlriagt• WAS in fradineMl. to CUIIVey hint to Ow g. ; while ilwree r* we,egulog forward, many gentleman were ha ria A,..rd al the suppen.cal supineness of the osagiai racy, in permitting an eadailiition, both deiri. • to the peace of the city, mid retitions to the morals ,of its lower orders; however, the proceeditiga did Mil pass Imola-ea ea-d e. its I)olteriy was immediately iiiken into custody kiy Ilav High Cuiedahle, mid conveyed to the Exchange, where he sea C111•;)Clri - d 10 enter into securities la the MUD of 50/. sod two sureties of 2W. each, before Aliterruso Wet rum to keep the ware within the City and falwriies of Li. wreck. The oil,, i combatant hear/ under military control, to pt. ty of ate 12th, re'zimetit was cll. - part-Iml for hint, and ill a short lime arrived 111101411 xn,l is now a pl'ilkflWf ; of he will be prevented fruits again euteilug the liste.—i - Liam. rick thrwilele FIRE .17' DARLING I'UN. On Tuesday morning Led, at one o'clock, a fire was disco ver...l in the warehouse.. and comb shops at the suit end of 3levsrs. Edward and Joseph prriniscs, Duo titanium, which raged with meth tit tt fury for lon hours, before the 141111 . 3 were applied, and continued fur six hours before 11w tl Isms were suL•lue.l. Nearly t It :rtls of the bill Mill: was Csll i rely consuls.. d, and the a hole must lia.e beet. de. strop il, had it not been far the engine belougiug to ibe sureis in the Norwich Union Company, resident to I)arling too, wh•• had v. 1114. d All 4111011 C to Ire Will 6001 Norwich, alter the dreadful lire of Al es.ro. Prasel worsted mill, in re heum e, ISI7. 'the engines belonging to the town writ: in such bail that only tine of awns, anal that of small pwer, timid be made use of. The greatest part of the pro pel ty was,aced by much tiert,on of the people preseiat, who wt re exit. mrly amt. rpris:ng it. rescitiag the WIMP I from the Ulmer. It ia supposed about onr•sixth of the pro perty will be lust by the liter nod the amount pes.t..l .xesedril 30,000/ soh , of 790/, was insweed upon the and 3,000/. no the stuck, in the Comity I't..• Office, 411.1 31.001. it. the Nu' aids Usmoo, Oilire; >4) the actii.ll Imo. to the insured will be trilltue.. The ea use of the lire ;s not .It ly ascertained but there are snow reason. L r suspecting that it sea: the work of au Meru chary. By this disaster fifty int ti arc deprived of wok for the pi cs. sit. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Tul3nL%, NOVFMUER 3. Ainvterdain .. II 9 I Genoa Ditto at Si- !it .. Ii 6 Venice I i41.1,1v 25 50 Rulterglaul.... 11 10 I Italia 5O Antwerp ex-mo. 11 13 I Naples Hmtaantil,Tb 34 2 I l'Aurnto I29J per oz. Alumni 34 3 I Lisbon... .... 54 Patis3:ny'xilate 24 45 I Oporto Ditto bound( aux ao 24 65 Dublin Ot Frankfort iin the i Maine 1421 CULLION. Madrid 40 Portia al Gold iu F s. 4. Cadiz .... ..... 41,1 Bilious ...... ... 39 Coin, per sit 0 0 0 Gul4l in Eats 0 0 o Ui; 1 New Dontiluons...o 0 0 30 ?iew Duliars 0 5 4% 34 !Silver in Bars U 5 44 Lezikoni - I New 1.4)001,each..0 Where an assemblage tit' tilent and experience is cancentrAtt (I in (we hoe of practice, a succes.x tnn,t . . attend Their 811/14jeJlioll. 110 ill he (nand riarvhere. This har liven eaint eit in for rst.thlishment of the Mrtlit al nuaril iit jun.-road, ■ud at lV..ud.u.t•k.. %Voutiol,4el.-.lcot, Osford.streer, where ewes ore ry .lly pei fui in. Ili eases which have balll..il the skill of minent priik•sion, and excited tin it astoundunent. The 31edital particnlarly attended to those constr. yueufea of a en lain disease, which entails tlie must ihs grassing, dellilme., and unhinges the constitution of salmi, Tory also remove the effects lit those sympiums arising fiwir juvenile indiscretion, from irregular livine, rind Gum a lung residence in warm climate's—a this de. arriptimi they Mg pas Ocularly to notice uleditrate (Trip:ions is the skin, suie thrust, pains in .he head and limbs, fie. iiiiently mistaken fur rheumatism, strictures. lisisslas, tier°. Muds, d.c. Alcssrs. COOPEIt and Co. after forty years practice 10 various hospitals, are consulted at %Vimilstriek. street, tlxfoullxtreet, lbuly, Grins vi:ht sill .iini at the IMethcol Huard, cluirmtte-110mie, (arena eliarlinte•strert, ninckfitara•rirall, preeinety from twelve until eight to the irruinz. tilt ammo.. sad persons of 11114/111V1kle inc o m e , It.ive advice, gratis, if they attend at certain hums, stash, ty, Tuesday, .I . lini Way, and ii iaa CP. Until one h'elot k ; and every tv.utug. Anon •in • A aide Jum ataii mit-ate r.),111. c 1411116. r L. 2"." FIIRTIMOUTII, NON 1 7.11&R Arrived the flol•Irnt, from lierbadio•. • 11 rot out of hat huur the Mason, riot brusuglot op al lljt. peccrd by Scarthing*.-11, Chipman, room foe ak.. thr American vessel AI g# la . 1 nt.un kinwntit from Virginia —nu 211th hit ih Int. 47 23 N hme WI in want the a.,, L. IT:.• art • Natsey..,r Ii tea.,;, from Newcastle, C... Nvar. , nn.liand, Idol fern Nu,,er00..., sod tnok Irons I r lo• w llirr m.,1 crate, Ono toe nu. OU by.tr.l the Alen.,l Own. p Milt ?11, t+rru►lrt 31 * A.l vl (I the 1.41n1 Ektnuittli, 31s1, a, 1..11t . 161161“: lat Gltt.t•tt 41.1)A. YY•ziart, °crafty" 1 bit Illy Sio", 11,,t4", I Co r r, ' r/1." oft°. !...)%ry is; K 1. trnrrd 111 w Cossallama, Styt-1", lium Ills ry, Dublin, with hos °flood. tulicisaa•ls said ul lu r 4.lrausge. CUM Le, NOV KMISLIt 2. Au rived the Me.retegrr, B.tfliugto.s, Aura for Rullts ihma Luswroot., NOVEIIIITA 1. Arrived the Lancteiter, Banks., from Barbidoes, in:l4ldays. Sailed the Prince Blucher, Johnson, fur Calcutta. ILORWICII, Novi:stun 2. Ah ived the Lord Nelson packet, with a niol, Sac. haw Milhaud. Doran, Not/runts 2. Arrived off thi• port, the Sisters, Millar, from Rai badoes ; and Fame, Hotter, from Lisbon, fcr 1.0111.101/. Caine ni the Mary and Aun, Rolland, fruits Oporto. PAUL, auVt.st am Arrived, and cf1;11.1/ for the River, the Matilda, from Detrital and Malla ; Lord Sltticrave, Ttioi4ll, 29 days flout Quebec. Put back several of the ors twaid hound that .ailed yesterday. C one down from the River the 1.131 i Romney, Elliott, for • un.tica lennuu, for :Sew booth Fmk. tfoueriquii, f.rr Rourtle;ititt ; and remain in Iles Dosti.s wait the rest of die outwaril.bouad as heroic. SOUTH entet.uF, OCTOIIFR 31 . The Lord Collitraood, Parkin, hound to C A l coi t.i, vita off St. Antonia Cape de Yards, 27th September, all well; the Emma, Mitchell, in company. XORTII 11111ELDS, oritinen 31. The Union, ---, that was Watley(' ion the itick4 tinder Tynemunth Castle, has been sold for the Learnt of (hr aa• dorwriters, and since gut tiff and brought lulu this harbute• to be repaired. The Burge-ate of Aberdeen have determined to challenge the validity of the warrant, lately itiaire4 by the Privy Council, fur restoring. the government of that Burgh, and intend to a pply t o th e otls!r Eurghs in Seml.iiid fur support in the measure.— th/edoniaa Mercury.) DEATH. On Sunday morning last, at her boos', No. 5, Upper Set !mar-..tree', Porttuau-square, steeply relieited, after n Iwet :MA painful illness, which she bore wills exemplary patience and f 'tusk, Mrs. Lytton, the widow and I's lini ur itinxitA Warburton Lytton, Esq. late of Ktirbworth.plan, Herta. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LON IpoN_IMIDGL Morning 18 after IL I &caul: 48 after 4. PRiCk OF STOC Bank Stock .1 per Ct. 3 per et. Cons..rlia 31 per Cent....nkt 86 4 per Celith. —952 934 5 per Ct. N. A1i11.1074 . V. Bonk 1. Attu 2UI 20 11-11 i CORDIAL RALSI OF GILEAD. rrIFIE t of itttlaucholy 'kit NI iich rt E. the human flame, under the Denomiosstitsa Nervous Diseases, are the principal soutces of !mutton inisety in 11+.• privation of health. The effects .ar.• hut loot well known, so ...1 severely fell, amongst agreat portion of mankind; foie removal of which 110 remedy more 81111,11 U( 1•r more cele brated far efficacy than Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm or Gis Iced has been discovered. lot all drltca:c, weakly, add re laxed Constitutions, lowness of spirits, by pachiondol.l, Immo ti„ tremblinea, weakness of sight, loss of ine ..... ry, imp:turd vs gout, tithes dursalis, nervous cuotrumpt ions, aod the windier- Ices symptoms of impaired mad tottering c.ooistitoit ions, whe ther arising from a life of inactivity, intempeo mire, or lention to health, its cflicary has attaiaed throu,thoour the l'iiited Kingdom, America, &c. univer,al and itils.o..tbelr4 celebrity. Sold by Leigh, 18, Strand ; B scan, rich oxf..roitorro et ; Bul;er, Clievsitlr Tull, Exchange; and eol, 11..11 or• l'rice I Is. per bottle, or four 111 our family bottle for ..4w. on *lnch one small bottle is xote.l.cords S s4l; St/10111011, IIIIC1110111," are ellglllV.,l 011 OW •I:411111 of 13C.1 bottle, without which noise arc et 'wine. sse Ds. Sl.lOlllOll 1141/eels, tooottilied toj letter, Om usual complionritt of a our pound our.: to he eneloe.e.l, ad dressed, " Money letter. Dr. 501 , 1100.1, Gilead blouse, our Liverpool. Paid double postage." Also, the celebrated A BSTERG ENT LOTION, an efro (-- boat rule for eruptions uu the face and skier, itsrticid.oly plitildts, blotches, letters ' do ringworms, tow, guin, fitckles, 'boogies, prickly he at, redness of the weir, 11111. arms, tic. scorbutic and cutaneous eruptions of I veo y do or. ol!.. tooth, being the most valuable acquisition and am nd.u. t. bite toilet ever offered to the Nubility putt Dtutoy in Ike Vuited Kingdom. Price 4s. Oil. and 2s. 9J a Rattle, duty included Be careful to observe the wont*, Saml Solomon, Liver pool," sogiaved iu the Stamp, without which nose are twine. HEA LTEI is so grrot a blessing, than mere a:— tempt directed towards its presrrvatios MIRO i 4 least deserve sotue smell share of public appiubssiun The rank which MESSRS CURRIE and CO hold in their prufession, as Members of the Royal Collett' f fond. u and Mint:m.4li, formerly ill his 31:•ji my's service, ctinalniu with their well.knossu skill and ex pet Miele iu the Tiratine. t and Cure of a few reiguing Complaints, entitles them to the greatest cuufidtuce, and a decided preference over all utlur practitioners. Iti the course of thirty years successful practice in C Metropolis, 31essrs. Cnrric and Co. have Leen rusAlb'e.: make many valuable discoveries and impoilsot iminue menu in the Treatment Cure of Venereal Comp' liat•, Nervous Relaxations suit skbibly. Shirt ures of the &c. &c. By their superior p:aii of tr....dm...e1, Si. ieturc sof linleelfer or of Ike 11304.1 iWeelci.tie kituf, Jet speedily and iterMAliciilly curt& Messrs. Currie and Co. offer their assistance in :ill rases. ( Venereal Inaction, and iii every complaint ut D. le, In at.. 'her arising froLU the infatuation of a certain habit, lung residence in warty climates, free lisinz, or 4s.y 'Aber cause, psoilucitig • 114 nciency ofm.wly sizonr. Mes4rs. Curl ie and Cu. may be consulted by rstients of either Sex, with the treaters delicacy, secr,y, And h 'hos at their house, No. 1117, Hattamg•relen, whet, Cerl.lient.• and Testienemials are to be sett. The terms of centime!. are plainly stated on the first iiiterrew. Letters from the Country, enclosing • Rill: of 1'.,141.50d Note, will be duly mi-weied, and the liCceeeasy Me...coies and Advice sent to all pints of the kingdom. No. I‘7, HattuttAi.uelen. LON DIN : Printed and Published it Hu Ulric-. No. I ' 7 ' litralad solute Advertisements are received. mud 1.e.... (prist.paill) must he ..ddriased, Clentesid, lur , Prisi.:l.—; WHITE, N. Publisher. :s Y LsT lilt DAY. I isdi4 Stmck 2315 India Bckleilp 87 pi-- New 771- Ez. BMA, .24.) 1 0 pr. Lottery Ticket'. 191. 164. Omuiuw Cunt. fur Ace 77 •