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LOW PRICE OF HOPS AND )L4LT. TO THE ANTI-MONOPOLY COMMITTEE. GEsll.lllll4l—Allow me to call your attention to the great seductions whirls have token place iu the pukes of H up , cod V sit. Hups err absolutely not above 0111 , tifth of wire winch they were at in the beginning of last year, NI h.. - beer was tarsal to 6J. per put, as at was sail, in conse quent, of the high price of Hops; Hops were then 30f. per r..ektt—they are now only 6!. The price of Malt is •Isu c.d.'s-est at least. one fifth. The materials of beer are un ••u*ssally low, bioi beer is kept up at the highest mire to sorb it ever attained in times of dearth. Viovidetice has h 6 oil t h e NO • uth a bounteous harvest, and monopoly is eat sstsg it swills the effects of a real scarcity s ! lit y our lii4olutions published last Spring, it wassail] that at .. ssu one penny per put in the price of heir was a sates- Ere is the beaish., system and interests; that this penny per Nsr os the aggregate, amounted to an annual levy of 8.14,000/ up..n the industrious claws of Ilw iartrupulss , sad suf four millouns airtime ulnan the inhabitants of the coons try gesisrally But this statement is short of the fact, fly is is truce to Returns, I find that in April, 1801, Malt and ;l o ps wire actually aetually dearer than ill April,. 1619 it . Deer wits tlsrst sold Mt d Now that the sil .l ntrury licensing system 1. "spines!, mill Ilse oppositiou breweries and house* for bete are putt down, beer is charged nu less than bursa•lialfirenee itee . pot .e. 14 the continuance of such ~stem lit teloncer endured Priy, Gentlemen, fall an salts r Pdtuilc Ifilitine. If Ilse brewing and licensing inte rest* iu 4 certain Assembly are too strung fur the lade. • etter IW - the "PffittlF, let the Throne itself he addressed. Su knit ee h.O e , situries ago, licensing shows were the sub ject of Petitions to the Th Our first J4111. - a listened to the (.m0021441,14 the sufferer* anti gave them retirees The pri•olege conferred on particular individual* to grant or re fuse Iterutirtg lb sell berg 'dais then annulled. The Licensing As t the 24 George 11. revived it. I* it nut high time dust an arbitrary power, so pernicious soul unworthy of the curt sent esilighir mud age, el hi be wire MOW put down, and Cie public have restored to them the right of " A FREE TRAM:: IN VICTUALS!" POOR LAWS AND POO/► RATA'. There are now in Parliament three Bills for the amend. meld of the Your Laws. They give to select vestries the ...!e dirretwu ref the managemscot of tlw poor ; they set aside the control of Magistrates, whose authority su i t interfrrence respecting the Poor and Pnor Rata, hart hi floe to, in noloy instances, besil .41 . the 'protest utility in pri aiding by meliorating the ruiiilisioa of papers. It a obvious that the inteotiou of the Moose of Commons is gradually to assimilate the Prior LIMA, and th e mode s of raising money nod of administering rel.ef to the pour iu England. to tloydr laget, and modes of raising money and relieving the poor promised its Scotland, some of which are evidently contrary In the law, to the Scrips tares, WWI 10 WHISId policy. 'hoe great !only of the people must sorely he imsoiant of the purport of these 13.115, others wise doulatiess they *out., protest and petition rig limo their twine passed tutu law if some of the clauses of these Bills 1w carried him practice, out great bulwark reared by our ancestors against tyranny and oppression will be blokes) down The twit-gates of oppression appear to he about being opeord, whose sweeping torient Mill evehtorilly bring c,uiu upon the British 'salon', miler:4mm, unforeseen harrier put a stop to it. " t:urely oppression maketh a wise mail mad" The poor people in Inland mood it' Stoll old are sot this moment in I 1 must deplurable melancholy rlafr; want of the Is • tee of life have brought iipon them a pestileirthil disco.., which a Poor Kate, levied and manag , eit in Ireland Serittail as it P. 11l England, would .11:1 9 / 1 . It has been tit , . po4ctice of aWalbere Or III? lower rlds , rl of people to flee from Scotland and Ireland into as a place of refuge Sr tire strong arm of oppression. That soviets, or loofas's:no is about to be partly rdout against throe. geable poor bons in Scotland and behld, uut having obi: hoed vettlements in fingiaud, are Si, too removed to the place of their birth, and a Bill to prevent the ancieutly made humane Poor Laws of Scotland from being carried info wavier, is now ios the Must of Continuos. The paroling mid law this minim.) Bill, it is hoped, a ill lie op pose) by every benevolent Member of Parliament ; but it is to he feared that it sill pass through trolls Moises of Parbaineot before its tendency he generally known among the nuiltitude of utosishopecting people, especially the p.uplr We Scotland, who °furiously appear ois Mistake sod nasivioal •tuterrst mpteting the Pour Laws, and relief of the distressed furloru poor. ye s tefauy Ballot stns tukto at the East lotlia House far We Electi4ll of Slit 11:1•,czor,, in the mom -of— Jacob &magnet, Joseph Comm, E Ina l Rirri , , Thomas Reed, William Wigiam, •ud Wtliia ln Taylor Money, F.,q4s. WM go eel by rotation. • . . •. . . . At aitt o'clock the. Ovine* were closed and deli vered to rite Scrutitterre, who repotted that the Election had fallen ou— Alexamlrr Albin, &tubed Campbell, Samuel 1) ti i. , 1 7 ,qtro. Ho,. Hugh Liudaay; Jubu Mwr and Ihwid Scutt, Evils. Tlie numbers weie as follow : Alexander Allan, Esq... 464 I Hull. Hugh linilviy. .. 460 Robert Campbell, Esq... 490 John Mullis, F. 041, .... 4:4 Samuel Davis, E5q..... 461 David Scutt, E , q. .... 161 Yesterday a Court of 1/irectors Iva,: lath! at the East ludic House, whets the Thanks of the Court were voted unanimously to JAMES PATTISoIs and CAMPBELL MARJOBIBAISKS, F.441r0. Chairman and Deputy-Chairman, tor their zeal and attention to Atha Company's interest during. the last year. The skip Emperor dieraader, NPLEA, an ivell in the Downs on Tuesday, trout Denier:ill, sail,-d let ult. ; left outside the bar the ship Ilan,Nay, WoonAt.t., sod brig. Henry. LAWES, bosh lor London, tn sail in the course of the day. 'rile hug iloretio, MIA, wet to Wive the River the follow.. ism/ day f.r Loudon. The Laguna, 1.0%1E, fur London ; the Fairly, DAWsoN, for Bristol ; the William Ilaihhorre, WHITE; and the Atm M'kenzie, MuttnisoN. for Liverpool, had sailed, the former six, sand the other two dry* before the Emperor dle.ru;uli r. . The brig Dry Barbour Planter, STRONG, nr tired in the IJowns ou Monday, from Jamaica, bound to London, spoke on the 13th February, olf St. Jag(' (le Calla, the brig elfin, from Port-sii.. Prince to On the !nth, off Cape Ti buron, Si. was boarded and treated po litely by she brig head, under American colours dte apprined heavily at ined, and full of men of all colour.; was informed by the boarding officer that she belonged to Buenos Ayres, and was fitted out at Nrw Orleans--supposed her to be in search of Spanish vessel., she being anxious to obtain in formation of them. There was a very thin attendance at Norwich Coro Nlarket wr Saturday, and but little bush. roan dour, except at ("xtrenirly low priers ; iu Get the inarLet 'appeared perfectly •tagnant.— 'The %hew of cattle was thin, iii COllMeqUellee of the lair on l'hurad,iv, hut high pricy• acre ioked lor 0101 4 orte soh!, particularly hagg•tr, which are mnrb• iu icquevt, notwitlntunding the bite !wavy &cline no wools :' on the fair day one lit !etched 52'. 6J. a-brat. There were pleuty of home, but the 1{44/9 ul/. PLiSrwrße GRE,IT SESST7.". MOLD, THURSDAY, •ARIL S. Before Mr. Serjetint CoPLEY and ,Wr. Serjeunt Al aRS HA lA, his 314ijerty' s Justices. SUPERSTITION.—FYNNON ELI AN. 1 - .4e Mut:, on the prmeention of EDWARD PIERCE, against JOHN EDWARDI, fur üblesinin4 motley under false pretences. • The followin4 is an iti. - ciirite copy of the first soil second connta of the Intl irtmetit : The James of onr Lord the King, upon thieir oath pre- Aleut, That John Ellwards,tile of the parish of St. Aesph, in the comity of Flint, labourer. brine an pried person .and l'oollllolll cheat, and euutriving and intending; bau , holently, and deceitfully, to cheat and defraud One Edward Pierce of his inuniea, on the 31st day of 31ay, In the fifty•eightli year of the reign of one Sovereign Lord George the Third, King of the United K 614.1010 of Great Milton and Ireland, with force and arms, at the parish afuresaid, in the county aforesaid; did unlawfully, know timely, designedly, and Mealy, 'pretend to the said Edward Pieter, that lir, the said Edward Pierce, was put into Finnan Chau : the said Jelin Edwards nteanitig thereby, that the name of hint, the said Edward Pierce, had been written and pat into a certetai well , known by the name or Fyititon Elian, situate mad being is that part of the parish of Elatitlrillo in Ithos, whirli lies in the county of Car eservon ; by which said putting of the paid Edward Pierce into ['rums, Eliau, the said Joint Edwards, then and there, In a it, at the !Wilk of Saint Map?' aforesaid, in the said county of Flint, did unlawfully, knowingly, designedly, and falsely, pretend to the said Eilvrarill Pierce, that some great • vil aud misfortune venial hefal him, the said Edward Pierre, and that he, the said Julius Edwards, could avert the said evil tool nisfortnise fr the said Edraril Pierce, by taking I • , the said Edema Pierer (meaning thereby the yam, of the said Edward l'ierce), tint of Fro .... Elicit (meaniug a eel Wu well called Fyiiiion Ellen), and that be, the said Jolt,, Edwards, would lake the said Edwaid Pierce (auca :nee the name of the said Edward Pierre) oil of })noun Elicit suing a certain well called Francis Eliati), if he, the said Edward Pierce, would pay tulle bon, the said John Edwards, the sum of fifteen stop s ; by which rid false pretences, the said John Edwards slid them, and there, to wit , /011 the Annie day and year afuresaid, at the p,irish of St. AMpll aforesaid, in the said county uf Flint, knuaingly and designedly tildatit fain the said Edward Piero., a large sum, to wit, tuter.. shiliings and sixpence, of the •noney of the algid Etwatil Pi..e.. with intent then and Dicer, wit, at the parish of :..;; i A 'ph aforesaid, iu the said comity of rim', 10 .1, fraud loin, the said Edward Pierce, of the same . whcrraa , In bud' cud in fact, the said Edward Pierce was out put inia Frown Elian; and whereas, iu troth and in fart, by putting the name of the said Edward Pierce into Fyntio,, Elio's, no evil ur misfortune what would have befallen hint, the said Edward Pierce; and whereas, in truth and iii fact, lie, the said Julio Edward., could ...it merit the said evil or inis. fortune from the said Edward Pielee, by takiti; him, the au th EAFeard Pierce, out of Fyittiuti Elian, if the said El. ward Ponce did pay (lute the said John Edwards the sum of Wirth shillings, to the great damage and deception of the said Edward Pierce, also against the form of the statute in such cane made aud provided, and against the peace of our said Lord the King, his Crown and dignity. And the Jerurs afuresaid, holm their oath aforesaid, do farrier present—That the said John Edwards, tieing such ill-di.pa.•J person and CUMlillln cheat as aforesaid, and cost triviieg am! Intending unlawfully, fraudulently, and deceit. fully, to cheat and defused the said Edward herce of his mummies; after's:oda to wa, on the 31st day of May, in the 58th year of the reign of our said Lori' the Ki.sm , with force and arm., at the parish of St. Asaph aforesaid, it, the said county of Flint, did unlawfully, Lima iugly, designedly, and Wady, pretend to the said Eland Pierce, !lid the itanie•of him, tie said Edward Pierce, had been put tutu Cynthia Elia'', the said John Edwards, meaning thereby, a eettain well, kuuwii and called by the name of Frisson Elian, situate and brine in that part of the parish of Llaudrillo in Itlios, which lies in the couoty of Carnarvou--and of and concerning which said well, certain weak cud superstitiuua people enter tain an opinion, that if the name of a person be written 31111 put into the said well, such prison cannot prosper either in body or estate, but that sushi person muat endate bodily pain, mid be unsuccessful in his worldly affairs, avail his name be taken out of the said well; which said superstitious opinion being entertained and adopted try the said Edward Pierce,the said John Elwarils, on the same thirty.tirst Jay of May, in the fifty-eighth year aforesaid, with toter awl arms, at the parish of St. Asapla, aforesaid, in the said county of Flint, did father unlawfully, kauwitigly, designedly, and falsely, pretend to the said Edward Pierce, that be, the said John Edward., would take the name uf the said Edward Pierce out of the said well, if he, the said Edward Pierce, would pay unto Inui, the said John Edwards, the sum of fifteen shillings ; by which said false pretences, the said John Edwards did then and there, to wit, on the same slay and year aforesaid, at the parish of St. Asapli aforesaid, in the. said comity of Flint, knowingly and designedly obtain from the said Edwaid Pierce, the sum of fourteen shillitiga and sixpence, of the money of the said Edward Nein., with in. lent then and there, to a it, at the p irkh of St. Asaph store. said, lit the said enunty of Flint, to defraud hint, the said Edward Pierce, of the same; whereas, is, both and is fact, the elastic of the same Edward Pierce had wit been out into the said well ; amid whereas, in truth mid in fact, the said Julio Edwards did not take the 11311Ie uf the said Edward Pierce out of thl• said well, to the great damage :Ind dece tion of the silid Edward Pierce, also against the fun in of the statute iu such rase made and provided, and •against the peace uf our said Ltd the King, his (-sewn and dignity. Mr. Mid, (the Attorney-General) then stated the ea►e with his usual peopicaity and ingenuity, which fora cou►iderable time excited the laughter of a soy crowded Court, and produced a stalk even on the gravest cou.stenance. The Pro. , ecutor was then called up and examin ed by Mr. TEstui.E. Edward l'ierce esuminfd by Mr. TEm r I live at I.lanulyrisog, iii the countv of Denbigh. I saw John Eulwards, at his own lioutr, callrd Berth (lulu, in the parish of Northop, in the wroth 0 1' April, 1813. 1 understood I had been put in Pyimuis Elan; I mean wy 11t11111e hail beets lint So. I thought something was the ;natter wills tar. I sibs every thing going cross. 1 was informed that Julius Edwards pulled people out of the well ; 1 went to I ; i ttt in order to be pulled out. 1 told louts voinething was the nestter with me. lie immedi ately observed, that my name was pia in Frition Elian. 1 trembled ! He raid it Was not then a ht time to take ray name out, but desired me to wait till the next full moon, when he would take use out. He requested me, its the interim, to read the following prelim, 6,7, 30, 68, 109, and 118 ; afterwards he would let time know when to go to Fynnou Elisio, as there were other people to go with its—it war absolutely necessary to go there; I weal to his house in May following, to inquire about the proper time to go to the well. He said he would go the following Sunday, and de sired me to meet him at St. heap!). We met there at seven o'clock on the Sunday cresting ; it was then full moots ! Edwards fixed the day. When I saw I at Sr. Asap!), he de-;red me to go on one side with him to pay the money, which he said was to be given to the Woman of the %Veil, for taking' my name out ; lie said, if I paid him, my mimic would be take out. I was to pay 155.; but 1 told him 1 had only 14s. 61. by we, which he accepted ! Ile then engaged to take my name out, and pay the money to the 11'omon of the %Yell. H e told lo t, that; in ronAapiehre iii 14.4 mute taken neat, I should have illy ,in.l uu thorily ns I washed to have;- I ant sore he uoid so. 1 paid him the y, tor under th.it might lie taken out. John 114:alwarek, lf, :tit l t%4) tither wen Oil the Same IneAtiess, theta Mal It'll tor the weA ; we derived their Irons twelve it, halt. past twelve of Sunday night. 1 never -,ow the uell before; Edwards called rue. to the well, awl ietr rd it use; we went in a stile near the veli lie bill us three gu over mid remain there, t;!1 he leeched the key from the house where the IVIIIIIIIII II the Well lived. He told we lie would these pay the wog:mu—he did not say where the house was. 'rite well was i.. tat a fence. 1 did mat ate is ke . y ; there was no Ar on it to my knowledge. Edo aids ass uhseirt t t.O emulates; when lie returned, lie desired nee of the linen in follow One of the strangers %rid with him; they writ :snout it quarter of an hour or twenty minutes ; when t!.e mint ieturtitil, I went in his strut. I found Ed wards at the well ; lie hut toe stand real one side of the well, and ray the Lord's prayer; 1 did so. Ile then emptied th e w e ll wait a small wooden cup; wheal rani.t3ing it, lie prayed to Father, S ao, and Holy Ghost ; rue wt II then filled ugmil He then put some &sitter win the cup, unit desired the to drink of it, and throw the rein: her over toy head ; lie s.nd I must do so three 'Mita; l emu- After this, Edwards said, now we will look for your adult. He put his hand a little above recur • where the water goes Into the well ; hr round some 'thing immediately, and said, fleet is SWIM'. tionsg," which he gave to ale. He dewed lute to put toy baud its; 1 did au, but couldlieedisialm.g. What lie gave rue was, a piece or slate, a etiik, a piece of sheet-lead, rolled up, owl tied together with a wire. I did not open it till I Kul Wine; it was in my possession kill then. When I irpereed the sheet-lead, I found a piece of parciiiiiesst its- suite, with the letters E. P. upon il; there were: Ow same cruises. It war too dark to read at the. well. Edwards give it me, lie weed lie thought et was lily mime, and said every thing would be right sod- go on well with tie, and that ! should come no better than usual. gave the slate. &e. to Mr. Edward Thelwall ; 1 had thciu . io my possession till titres. cremexasient by Mr. MAN LtY. I can't tell I was better airier gaol/ to the well. o , ;e of my dnughtern wits ill hefure I went there ; he was better idler I come hick. My cum', impirs.: 1 „„r, eherp,colia. 110 f doge. were Hot ill, ..or *J4 my wife el tow, hot I thought 1111 l rifting was the to with Me ! Edward, told ow my name was; put in the well ; be sold if I would boy him 15r.: lie - would take Bey walue.out. I dou't kiln sibst• you mem' by 14 6011 No! I raw do cows without heads, nor did I see black plus ! lig she Cuter Jurrtce. I thnught if Illy mime wits in the well. I slo,u;(I Hot pribl.r. l'nuoglit my tome was put in, a.iil that I wars going trt sbe its um...eyrie-nee. Thought by lirarpig tither pen ple talk I toltutild suffer bodily pain. end go tin badly hi the world is, lung al I was in the well. By ✓rd,'e MAR•H .tI.t.. Warily told me It my name continued in ll.e w e ll, I 'could go worse trod worse every ;noon r another!! Marg trct Poitchard, examined by the ATTOUNI.V.. GF.NLNAL. I now live at Row, in Carnarvonvhire ; resided it Cern y Fyinion (the f.arns where the well is situaied) in May last. I was called " the Womagi of the loVeII." I know John Edward*. I did nut see loin iu play list, nor tor three years before; lie did not pay we 144. 6d. iii ILI last, iis, nor a halfpenny. I am sure I did not'see him since the time I men tioned. There is no lock or dour to the well. The Iles. E. Tiethwali produced the •late, cm k, end pat chtueot. whic:l tie End were delivered to pun by Pierce—they had hero in his custody ever billet.. •' Edward Keree," and the letters E. I'. were written 011 the purchmeut, and E. P. was cut upon the t•late. Edward Pierce !lien said. lie received the articles produe.d by Mr. Th. I wall, from Joilia Etlwai(l9. Cuter JUSTICC—Who proves the well to be in Coo ?" Margaret Pritchard was then calle►l, and %Hid, the well was situated in the taswitfloup of Enid-, in that lout of the riti.ll of Limßhino in Ithos, whicl► I►es n► the county of tarriarvon. The case Ito. iltr !prosecution having closed, Mr. NIAN LEY then inlitressrd the Court and Jury, on behalf of the Defendant, with the greattst skill awl facetiousiiesi-, which, if irovi;itik, causer! even a greater degree of risibility than the able and linlierniti. address of the ATTORNEY-GENERAL. No witritasei were called on the part of the be. frorlant. The Learned Cm FP Justice. then proceedud to sum up the evidence, and simuadverted much on the enormity of the offence. The Jiity, oiler a few minutes th liberation, found the Delendmit Guilty.—lle was then re manded, :out ordered to be brought up for judg ment the following ; when the CouaT iuti tuattd, the off e nce which he had been p;oveil convicted, subjected him to transportation; but consiterdiion of its being the first offence, and of his iniprisonitient ADC(' last (Lein Session, s. traced him to be confined in tile county gaol fur 7'weke Calendar Months. On Saturday laid, at twelve o'clock, James Bele/wan was brought out for execution 011 the Castle 11111, Norrich, and after praying a short time with the Chaplain was turned oil amidst au immense number of spectator.. He appeared irer fectly resigned, but struggled repeatedly after the platform fell. The sufferer was convicted of steal log 500 yards of hempen cloth, the property of TIIOSIAS Seams, front the o,ttich Custleacre, of which place lie was himself a ini tire, and where his parents bear a reputable cha ►acter. Frost being at the head of a gang of lighters he had obtained the appellation or Captain, which is by some supposed to have given. lilt Court un itlea that lie cominatidril u gang of depredators the iteighbritirhiiiid, and to have operated ►o far to his prejudice as to pion lion out ns a tit object for an example. He war 40 yeses of age, his !err a wife near her cuitlirseni!irt, and two young children. Wm. Thurrold, his accomplice in this rubbery, and Wirt. cock, were both reprieved. PAMIR!: 1i.)R11 VATOH CS ILI 11/ ROA //. Mr Buxton started on Ilssouslow Arad", early lePiel. l 47 morning, vs ry privately, to &is r J couple of horses, lands in, to ll.sre Howls, tirs hip tssur msse4, in two how R. The hors-e , 4 however, not pacts; well Was slier, broke front the trot twice H I t he 14 ' 1 six mtleol Cod.. *oh the Cara*, uecuptrd more thssu an hour he fore less was performed, and 4: re sigssed. The maids was 11,0' lOU Villa:RC FIFTY MI I.E.S I V RIG H7' HOURS. • Jonathan West, the gri-iit pcilesirian, started from Black. hi:111 . 1031i ylillerdly, to yo gni foot fifty miles is eight boors, on the [Auer Kent-mail, out moil in. The pedestrian did ratio r our foul trim miles flu. hest two hours, and he pi r- Airniv.l the otlwr air. milrs nn hour with apparent iudif &menet., and rrtorneil to ;:t. George's-gelds at eleven o'clock, ass if he had hero taking a inuroisig's training. GRAND Ph 7 EON-51100T1N9 .114TC'. • A crawl pierou.shoolinz maid), three Gentlemen of the Mitchaen Club NrnillSt ths re of all England, look place on NI today, 00 F.irahaut Ibtwos, at 21 birds, 21 yards distance Irmo the gun, for 1510 g00n.... aside, charge unlimited.— Hews Adatti 4, Russell, and Hidt were select. d from the Crack Club, acaned 31,a• rt, and Keane. The sport was as folher..-11r, Adams kills., 19 birtl•, and the remaining 'twit were sternly hit; Mr. Russell killed 19, hot lust Inge three. )atil• tint of 1,,,,, sod Mr. Holt bagged &fi makink a total of 52 room 63. The eitlJ was at ssl It:i keit h. t. in, but the Englautl shuts wee: now basked freely at six to f.tor, as they were c3usi dered safe elphlez.ra 1•411 men NI,. King killed twenty, but .lust two out of Lonna.. Short osnouvoi his three first birds, strange to relate, which ;von ght belting to two to oar ma the Club, but dm killed the neat seventeen, and missed the last bird. :qr. had set e"ti en to lye and eighteen to will, and lie e.'3"; 1/ 1C14 , 11 :It tilt to fOlir. And at two to one afti r eleven birds or •ait cession; hz, however, missed the 12th and 1311 i, and betting • was even. He also filitAfli lbe 17111, and hail ho kill other four to win. He suc ceeded, and the prize 141• ./11 b • (the bird. It was &Jump. Iber the must in It resting iii .l, of this sort known for yeatt • FUNAI4I, (711.0NAL HARRIES, OF THE LIGHT HI11: S f•. VOLUNTEMS OF LONDON AND 11 1 LSTAI I NST lilt . ORDER OF TUE PROCESSION, t ROY TOP. OFAD-QUAATIR3 OW Tilt TO WM- OX lIATVRDAY NEXT. To awe at eleven o'elne b in the forenoon, on foot, and in two ranks (except the A.lvmired and Rear-Gaaid). Advanevel 4u .rd (mounted). • Fit for Kerty. Trumpeters ..e.indinu the Dead March, she llur•r of the Deceased, Covered with 131.e.:k Bunts and Spurs reversed, led by the ttiding-Slitsters. Fielel-Offio r , . rne dr other Regiments S C""PSE. other Rp . 5 (inta,: Helmet, Sword, ()Molt and Sash, on the Collis. Clod* Monroe', JOHN CIIAILLiS HrNRirB , , F... q. Setkof ,thc dtceaaed, The Freannental Chaplain. , stiff. Offirers according , to rack, the Juniors leading. biun.Ciinionissioned Officers and Prism's. Houwary Mrtabess of the Regiment. of the Deceased. Reiir Goma (mouilleil). Carriages of Light'Huri.e Volunteers and of the Friends of :the Deceased. The Friends of She Deceased who attend the Funeral, are requested to 81.14 si the Head quarters of the Rezinient, at tru u'clock in the muining. . . _ _ 114.11 111 lie later lIIYO ten (Alen k . Carriages wish aimed blinds, Si reanti to come provided with crape hat-Lands, and She Footmen to stand behind She Carriages. By dircctiuu of the Sub-Committee, JOHN BAMFORD, Captain and Adjutmit L. U. V. L. H. V. !lead-quarters. Gray's.lnu-lane, April 13, 1819. N 13—It is requested that every Gentleirkan will give di rectums to his Servants, neither to brrak the Rants uur quit the Carriages, uutil Service shall he over. li ESTMIAST ER S!SSI4N S. Yesterday these Session 3 commenced !wrote ItosettT Ilattta, Esq. the Chairman, and a rua Behch of Magistrates.,....____ ASSAU LT. Mr. Thomas \lanyard, arustotouger, in St. 3Tartio's-lane, ►toud indicted for assaulting llamas besolauw and I'mres cm the 29th of theembrr last. The Prosecutors are a se, jeans and private of the Cold stream Gass ds, and were ins duty ou the day mentioned in the indictment, at Covent-garden theatre. They wits. guilty ult . guard with a parry of Mt ti consisting of 16, to the barracks al Kniglitsbi idge ; and in Coventry-street they overtook She Defentlani,and another gentleman nuil a lady, walking arm in atm together; they gave them the aide of the wall, :rod begged leave to pass, when Ikfendaut pushed Terrea into the gutter. The serjraut (Beithow), who was at the Mail of the file, remonstrated, when he attempted to strike hint, hut only knot ked uM has cap. The sr' je au: their se. cured him, and sent fur a cutistalde, who tank him to Saint James's watch-house. Mr. Ts sten, tailor, in South Aadley•street, said he and his wise, who was iu a state al pregnancy, dined with the Defend :tut we that day, and hi. are paused them far the purpose of procuring a emu b tin her in Piccadilly. The stddirrs range up to them suddenly and pushed hi'', after having turned tuivald the wall la let them pass. - Terrea, who was the a. COllll Wall in fruit, witaesa believe•, pushed the be. feniirint, who isistasuly retabuted, and Ilse serjeant prestated his halberd in his body, thrt ate gto run loin through if he attempted to eorape. 31r. WALI.WORD, in a long speech to the Jury, observed how uoceretn ly the guard. push eve' y persoo who come iss th.ir way off the pavement, although the laws of Loglrittd makes 1111 diStillClioll li. twes is red mot or colour" d coats. The matter could not be considered only as a casual as sault in the street .—Nuf Guilty, HOUSES OF 111.-rAM E. George Frantic and Martha Francis alias Mary Conway, were indicted fur a miotemeanur. There weir two counts in the indictment ; th Arst chartist: them with keeping a uotorions Imam of Leicester.squsie; and the eceusid with keeping a dicortlerly home. The case fur the prosecution as. Nord by Mr. BARRY, oho allied that it wee not • 1.3.4611 indietnient, but prosecution by a 'expectable tradexman, its El91.•11.11, Illanehester.sqn•re, whose child , only ld year of age, had been harboured by the Deferobossa, who received uu less than IOU!. profit weekly by such nibstouna bowmen. The Jury irist•utly tumid the to both Guilty. The Bench sentenced George Francis pay a fine of 10 , 1 f. ,mmd both to be committed to ohm: House of Correction for twelve months, and then hod asoretirs fur their behaviour for three years, themselves Its 3001 each, and the Purl-Iwo Ni ISO/. An instantatinsur shout build Cul th throughout this whole Court. Saturday night the initials church of Car)balton. Surrey, tacked h o o o b s r e o t k h:cked try a gang silibe .it..i. of as wi.the c i r e i s b;g ie t i o a u . s r or i k l : ell the orsiameuta, decoratiaus. &c. fur u cause which uu one eau (um any idea of. PO Lit 'E. NAWSIOI( -NO Olt • EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. Gu Tuesday, the 30th of Mll/111, • bevitet was stolen nom the liar of the Tap ar the 8011-and Moeda lan, containing a parcel of Batik of England notes, local nowt, awl bills, lu the amount of 11,0001. Soon after the oubletry the bills were found in an ate* to Sherbouru-laoe, Into selirls 111. had been dropped as being of no value to the reibbeis. Ming of the note . have beet. traced. The husk o f England a tea were fur the stun of 9031. the local notes fur nrwal 4 4 'I . 3,000!. and the lulls foe 11pWeildil of 7, , 5001. A middle-aged man, seamed William Crawler. *es Yvc l ' (LI charged ow suspicion of haring participated is. the to% bc.y. Mr. HARMYR, the solicitor, attended triton the pert of the Worcester Bank, front which the parcel had been sent mot Mr. ADOLIIIUs crow...examined evidence for the P. kaiie r. William Goodall, guard of the iVurcester coach, st..te.l That he was iu the habit of bringing 'parcels from Wo.rcs ter fur the house of Curtis and Co. hankers, in the Bull-and-Mouth ; that on Monday, the 29th of March, lie received one parcel fruit the old Raietking-house, and another from Fi.ley's Bauking-house, at Woicestrar; list he took them wheat: he lodged in Worcester, rod clieltated them, together with a bag containing silver tired old onus of his ow.. to the amount of srt ea a basket, which is hITIII , II WWI n padlock, took to the roach, and plat-v.l it to the hind hued; th d he arrived us town with Ilse coach on Tuesday, the 30th of Starch, at eleven o'clock, 1.... a the basket in the tap at the Bulleaml•Moufh, and cave it 11, Mr. Vii. s, the lengliorel, •iyinx," Take care of my chid" /the usual cantiou with icepect to parrets of real ; that Mrs Viles was in the bar, and the landhwif, who was stand lag at the door, said "Vet, wen t " and toc4 It into le a rare; that he (witness'. returned td the yard at the 11414-atid. Mo nib for the purpose of timing the bill, and that on his return I. the bar, which ars withla the spare of eight minutes the basket was g•nlie. He added, that the basket was looked 1. b u t could not be found, hot that hebeikeed the laudluld had out nursed it till that uneaten:. William Taylor, (*modal,le of Atria/crate, said, hr kar.r the Prisoner at II ; saw him twire on the mortaiiig Cie 'wry war committed--the firid time at a quartet limit trii, at the corner of Little Britain, near the Chili cla, with a in hisitand, and dref.sed well in a War moat. —(liele it a:is stated lay theYinard, that the r..at It p•isal .1 through Li , tle Brit 6 )—Tler nu eh :a: viii; the wits'," walked off, but arna seen by him iii half an hour afire in Bitlhand.Nloiithadrert. +hare the Ma >aid, loakirf: nt the hurs.a, :uid loth wig At thin lime be bed do bundle with him. T.i tar heard that a great rubbery had Ms., committed at the Bull amL.Nlartik half an hour aftrrum amid immediateiy went arty the Pc!,,,ticr. Jane Iddry saki the knew the r. tlie non min?: of the soldiery .saw Inar iti,ecu etc and Ittette with a great coat, Ftaliclihs I , tAlt the :tiag's en I t.d;. • ing to a tall gintleina3. VIIAS dll,a.d Ili a t,:de coat, ar: I had a light cnluand ¢lrV coat titer los arm 'the lorsoo with wham be ininaki IT Id II some t to the nostrils; he was diesscil in a dark coat, hod had a elik conapi , ewe. Flt- ininuicc alter she had area lout sit Inaid of a great riddrei v at the 11(111 mod Month. Edward Vika, uwnir of she lap tit the RAI., n,:..1,14nth, continued the guaid's eriJunie with respect In the lea Aug irf the parcel in the bar. Upon the guard's sell/ill 1 , 1 the Isar. when she prom Hy was missed, V/ iilll/154 itun.idiately !inspected Iwo meu .who had rotor into the limn.. shoot time before. From the tone the gaud had left the basket lilt hi. a men,, iinhoily hint relied hut a neighbour's link girl, fur a pint of Intr. lint these were two men tie tla tap.outim token the ba-ket was brought in, silting ill box oppuinte the bar One of Slain hid turn , aleous ten m, Uinta br Coe 0 . 11:14/Ck, all.l 1`44, rj ;in a glebe of ak ; tier tither sows after, and called ter a vis• of hee Both paid ; het wtsaetr did not see them itsaniver salient. They sat in the same box, down by each other The first whet came iu a as dressed in • blue cast, and tome it Louts, and bad a light drab coat user leis len anus. (Hi re the Prisoner was shake.' to put on his hat.) tVitneis be lirvr4l hilts to be Ilse kola who railed fur the eta-s of al.. Wituess'a wife was in the cellar, and witness hcu>tlf mot: a puker out of she lap.eouin use, and ran ti staiis to loglit a fire. On hie return, whit Is was in about a triunte atel half, the two mesa were gone. There parts of the ale 11149 ICA in tine of the glasses. and a small quantity a,f the Lei remained in the 011;cr. % ' lieu %All. le:4 the lop rwm tie light the li. e, the bask •t was hi the b.. r, not is. did not think of looking for d until the gnat(' came to ask fur it. In mutat., to Mr. Adolphus, lie said he hail nu dusibt wills respect to the Prisoner. Jacob Goodrich, a lit Iper in the yard, said lie was in the lap room at the time the ruttish arrivi d. litre men, iiiiict Bennet, Tut mouse, and Chat Bust, w lot were well k .I,oa is set i!in Iniuse, were in the tap.runin. 'Fliey sat in a box f: situ ea they cutild nut sae the bar. Two ntiwr torn, a I etll mtg. to witness, sat in a hex that bail a command of the bat, and a great coat was spread upon she (aide at which they sit Our nG three nu n turned round to look luso the butt iti u wiltl..ll ant, and upon meeting his e)e tuentd quickly , • be oilier handed a newspaper to Charlton, who sat in the Or. posite box. Mrs. Vile. was skimming the pet as 11,t• limn. Within a couple of miuntr.. neier . stir iiris , wbleb hail not been *irked fn., was given to Chat ituu, aituiaa heard that the basket had heen stolen. There was tome Iltficrtnee le•tween this nilneses elate - mesa and that of the where us to the tient 4n,1 the Colorer of the awe, lie leaving si..ted that the rulebesy 111 , 14 Late been conentitttd soon after ten, aud that the great coat was a very dash one. The lend Mayor, who Ma great pains iu the inv.-sin/a tiou, ordered that the further t idee. te should be Inewerht before him ow Monday. IOVi ..TRI Ir. .......... Yesterday Chariot .11•Classott was bruited ti. tai• "Wee by Chalks Humphreys, the constable, charged will. at tempting to tell si•siral of Ibe company coining out of coceut_garden Th, mire, at the close .1 the performance on Tuesday night. Humphreys saw him put his baud into a (4011cl:tan's pocket, and attrinitt to take something out. — Ile was cognmitted fur further examination. Carolina Snead and Elizabeth t dawn's, were ronanitteil fur t,ial on a climate of shopdift in the 'hop of sh. Rod. well, the corner of Castle-street, St. Martin's-court, of three pews of 'bon, by cones aline them in • Small fashionable wicker basket, in going into the shop to purchase a They were also eoarged with rublrinti tlr . Jeffrucoll's a jeweller, in the sank usighbuuri.uut, of revival rings, em. rings, Ste. TOWN•IIALL. ROBBERY IN TOE BOROUGH Comprcit J. Illunkheitee, a most abandoned charism r, was brought before Al.kimen .1. J. Ssiiith and Sir .1,)131 hailer, liv order of Mr. Law, keeper of the Borough Comptcr, charge., with unites:lls' assault mg W. Raymond, a fclon is that prison, and robbing him nf ten Noce in money. The 'Proseeutor stated, that on Monday Meld the Prison. r was brought to the Compler 011 a ClUsl iv, and aas plat. et m the same word a Ile him and four or lise others. In iiic of the evening they all attacked witness, tliiew him li..t k mi the table, and whilst two or three held his throat to pi. sent his crying out, and blindfolded his eyes, the Pri , oll,l thrust his baud into his p o ckets mid look MI., hcingalt he bad, out of one of them. lie commuutealittl the eneuinstioce a, soon as he could to Mr. Law, the keeper, who immuily nosed ‘lua.kboutle to be wort-4, lie being the only one of the gang whom witness could identity, and brought thcfuie the Magistratea. The Prisoner had been only taken to the Compeer on is night charge. All the ullierra Identified hum as a notoiious thinucitc. The worthy Wei to.‘n commended the alacrity of Mt. Low, the beeper, mid untried the Prisoner to be fully Cuss,- uaittri, vrivelt be was accordingly. The Borough Comptes , is now unthrgoing • thorough re. pair, add when brushed will be the cumpktitsl building of the kind iu the metropolis_ WIIOJN- HALL. EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY. Yeaterdoy two handainue young women, Named Maria Rana Whim/1m were brought berme Mr. Eraser, itie Sit ting Magistrate, charge* with slealiug 191. iu Bank Mat' and a quantity of wearing apparel, froth the While Has Hail, at liscimugtuti, the properly of Mr. Blanchard. The Prosecutor stutcd, that on Tuesday night he w