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L 1 I~ a ~~~ ~~ ~~ ! li ef I i I . he was of opinion that the Plaintiff had not a right, taking oi,e of these transactions, to say, that part of it, which suited him, was fictitious, sod the rest real, which, if Nil 555 5 tetl to be fictitious, would he beneficial to the Defendants. lie thoeght, in point of law, that Latham, one of the Defendants, wh o was ignorant of the fictitious transactions, was not to be charged in those transactim... Ile hail a right to sty to the Plaintiff; s' You are not to treat r part of the trints.ictions as real, mid • part ;is fietit —and tui .elect that which is beneficial ra utiors t lf while )1,11 csclotle that which is llterUi to WV. " The whole init.t be token as one transom tam. The I'll4ll,off .:11V.IIICrli money, and repay 'neuts were nitiolc, futon time to time. Now, as in this case the re-paytneuits were larger than the tern wdrstired, he was of opinion that, its point of law, the verdict must he for the Defendants, the Plain tiff being at liberty to move the Court to Jet aside the verdict, and to enter r new verdict fur the larger sum it the first view, or the smaller sum, in the etronil, if the Court should so decide. 111. SCAULETT preferred ii tionsuit, with liberty 1.1 cutter u verdict for the grcater or smaller sum, if tlsr present deri.loll did lint stand. A nwouit, with liberty to move, was accordingly entered. the SAO labels was given by some one in the employ of the persoiis who succeeded I lallett and Hardy. Re-examined.—The JOO labels were In he called for—but, by mistake, were taken to Mrs. Lazen by. He knew not where the altered plate was. He did not give it to say person. If any one hail it, it was Mr. Britton, the attorney for the Defe►►- dantr, with whom hr cow it a few months ago. John Cox, brother to the last witness, did not know what had become of the plate, which, he supposed, belonged to Messrs. Hallett and Haply. Williuin Alcoek lived in the employ of the De. felicitous for 15 mouths. He never saw a bottle in their lonise with the name of Lizenhy on it. They made and sold n sauce which they celled " Harvey's Fish Sauce." He saw money often given to the porter to purchase Ilai wry'. Fish Sauce from Mrs. Lazenby. Joins Junes was porter and packer to the De fendants. Ile had packed up five or six gross of what was called " Harvey's Fish Sauce," at ►ht ferrnt times. It was brought to hum from the pickling or manufacturing room. Frederick Edward Lazenby, the son of the Plai tiff, stated, that his mother was the proprietor of " Harvey's Fish Sauce," since the yrar 1793. At tiot, her label contained the words " Prepared from Peter Harvey's original receipt by E. La zenby ;" but, on the death of M►. Peter I larv.l, his wick, his mother'. name alone appeared label. Mr. TOPPING, for the Defend:nits, observed, that this action sight very well have been It was brought. is the year 161 id, i 1 1111A1 two who were bankrupts. its 11413. sil+l whn, since th a t peeled. h o d no thin g to 11.1 With the sole of this or any ether sauce. It as very strange. if this action were brought for the mere purpose of protecting the property of the Plaintiff. that she could select no other peruses. se having invaded her rights. hot the present Defendants. who had been so long out of business. The fact was. this action wee inatitned fur the mere parties' of giving pub. licit,- to this sauce, which his Learned Friend had stated the citizens of London to he so well ace disanited wish. As to damage. he contended that none had been proved. The 300 Isbel• had, it ape peered, fallen into Mrs. Lazenby's homy.—and. with respect to the 2,000, they were primed in Jane, 1813. and live weeks afterwards the De fendant. art.,- hankrupts—so that 111 t fair inference was. ill it none of then) had been used. - . The Clint JusticE, 11l aulutnilig up, observed. that the Cliqolll of imitating articles, 11 which put ttetilar iudicideals w. re the proprietors, and its. pmong the counterfeit on the public, fur the ge nuine composition, WOO too CO 1111 l 10t1. it WOO an immoral and illegal act, by which prisons held out I.d.e colours. and often procured sale for on infe. nor article, to the injury of those who manufac tured one of a superior description. The damages in this case could not. be gre.it—and it ,sus pro. bible t h at the great object of the Plaintiff was to obtain a verdict which would secure her property in future. Verdict few the Plaintiff—Ddinages 405. OLD BillLtY,‘‘ .!EDNESDAY,JANUARY 13. This morning the Old Bailey Sessions commenced before the Right lien. the LORD MAYOR, Mr. Justice I lot.golrei, Mr. Justice Bcattotun. the RECORDER, mid a Bench of Aldermen. The ca. lendar fur the preseut Sessions does not contain lily case out of the ordinary range of offences which oc cupy the attention of this Court. The only com mittal for tnurder is a case which stands ovtr fur the adjourned Admiral'' , Sessions. soi:er in .•tirirgl from that pl..t a t() teN u ; ou the wily the Prisoner reluntattl)• Patti that he had taken them about tour o'clock in Ole inormitg, from Lady Ilowe, with on rout nt of bringing them back shortly afterwards, as strayed property, ill the hope of getting a kw shillings to buy a bit of bread. Thomas Sexton, a comtable, merely corrobo rated the statement of the last svitne.4. Mr. Samuel Keene, from the Office nt Bow street, recollected the Prisoner chargi. , :r three other men with haviiig stolen these cows. The own were lirtsitled six or seven drys in custody ; the Prisoner said that these man, at four o'clock w the morning of the 15th of December, gave him the two cows. The first intention was to make the Prisoner a wit ness for the Crown, against the men he accused ; hot in consequence of something which subse quently transpired, the meal were discharged, and the Prisoner committed. %fin. Snutb, u carter, saw the Prisoner about (me o'clock on the morning of the itith December. driving two cows on the road from Lord IValde grave's. and at about the distance of a mile in the direction of Ifilimiton. Jahn Smith was steward to Earl %Volilegrave, whose iiiiine and title he proved. The held of Lsly /lime was opposite to his Lordship 'a kW. The stolen vitt , s were worth about 401. The Prisoner, ou being called upon for Lis de fence, said that all he had to ray was, he funotl the cows louse on the hi4llway, about one k on the morning of the Itiih December. He then prv• ducell two witurvstr, who gave hum II good cliv racier. Mr. Justice 1 - 101.110 YD sun►n►rd up the rvi.lruu•e tr► the Jury, who iustoutly reluruell r verdict ut. John Lynch. aged 16. Robert Selby. 20, and W. Mortis. 513, were indicted for assaulting Ben. *Din Flick., on the King's highway, and stealing from his per,oiim. 6d. and a hat, value 4.. The Prosecutor stated that he was robbed of his hat and Kimsey by the Prisoner, in Old Page-street, Wesiininster, on the night of the 23d December. Verdict—Guilty. Thomas Lynch, aged 20; Patrick Lynch, 2 ; William Lynch, 23 ; William Murray, 1!•0 ; and James Mlninsh. 23, were indicted for tia.satilling Stand: Priestley, on the King** highway, and tak ing front her tom's, 20.. The conie was clearly proved agaiust till the Pri 'oilers except 41PIntosh. They were found Guilty, and liPlatosh, Ac 'pitted. ICAVd L I TE LuGENcr. PORTSMOUTII, JANUARY 12. The John Jodie, Bailey, from Wars, rrpurted ” , tiiilay as sailed for Loudon, put back duriug the but pructeded main &ilea ilc Frit-sada. Surnaming.; Seraphim, Liiiivo Hope, Jarmau ; and 6utgatuu, Bowen, for London. rtYMu'T 11, ihaittattr 1 1. Came in the Amelia, Stevens, from Si. Nhchavri. fur Loudon, with damage. RANISGATE, JANUARY 12. Came iu several vesiels for shelter. Ltitwwwoht., JANUARY 11. The Catirea, Chapman, for Calcutta, was spoke• with lett h August, in 110.14. 4b. N. hug. 23.47. E. hr the John Pal. met, arrirrd from Calcutta. Arri►ed the Robert Fulton, Doldridge, from Charleston, sailed 13th December ; au bib January, in lat. 49 11. long. 20. paie.eil an English hint( ship of about 300 VMS, cnpprrcd, paintril black, with one white moulding, a bust-bead, roundhouse out deck, timber liden, and abandoned by the crew; mizeo.anisi, main.top. mast, and yard. all gone. The Letitia, Staik, fruni Belfast for Jamaica, has put in here with tr►Atng damage. BRISTOL, JAN VARY 12. The James, Dowdall, from hence to Nov York, having been struck by a sea 13tb November. put into Faye' to refit, (rum MY lirtice it was expecird she nook! sail about lit Dec. cargo supposed not to be damaged. MAUGATF, JANUARY 12. Sailed the Lord Wellington, %liniment) ; Lerefl 1,1 . 11,11 , -, from India, for the River. The tirir; C...merce, Cul- Omagh, from Si. Duiningo, for Londoo. was brought lutu this harliour this forenoon from Pansand-liule, hav lug brokt h er e e , a gak of wind lasi night. !ULF onv,, JAVVAItY The Reemford packet, Hide, from Cork to Bristol, parted fry.. one cede, flipped her chain crhle, pan no short., in jured her keel anti stern post, and Tr, eircl much other &- usage an ibis Wiper, but has nuts Rut D►At., JAN VARY 12. Arrived yreterday and sailed this moriiiiig for . the RIM. the Margaret, SPGllsban, 40 Jaye from Genoa left there the Calyduniau, —; %letoria, —; and Leda, —, load ing fur 1.0111/11. . Arrived to-day the Slily, Carr, frum Leghorn. Caine down from the River the Poiropiiie, Scott, for Trieste; Thomas nod Mary, and Peace, transports, for Porte. mouth, and teollllll :3 the Duwas with illll uutwartMumud, all well. Fire o'Cbek —The Inglis, Rurrod3ile, for nointliy and Chime, is at aneaur in the Gull Stream, waiting (ur the ebb tide to gum iutu the Duwns. Tenthly moroing, at It minutes after right o'clock, the three criminate, knight, Morris, and Tinpay. who were capi tally convicted in October Sessions, ouilerwent the sentence of the law opposite ;Senate, in the presence of u great crowd. W. Keogh!, who was not above 11 years of age, wan tried fur a highway rubbery did convicted. The offence fur which Morns was convicted is, no doubt, fresh to the recollec tion of our waders. lie ass a watclimau of Camden Town, and In conyundion with the servants of Calword Esq. (Joseph staid mud Emma Owen), who were made evi dence fur the Crown, ',winged to rob the house of a great quantity of plate. Tiugay, slier triples, was convicted fur stealing three *Arc The Rev. Mr. Cottou mended them at an early hour in the morning, and found them co resigned, that he felt nu hesitation in administei mg the sacrameut to them. Soon after half past seven o'clock Di. Gwiune, one of the Sherif f s, and Mr. Tauter, the Disler-Sheriff, aro und, and shortly afterwards proceeded to the press. yard. When the unitippy men ',eroded the at they were remark ably penitent; but the led Knight de dared, that although* bad led a must dissolute and profligate life, be was innoceut of the crime for which lie was Omen to suffer. After pray - in; a few moments on the scaffold, he ejaculated—. I ant innocent lan innocent ! You roe uw innorcat *an r' He then requested that a handkerchief might he geed over his eyes, clnch being done, and all the necessary arrange ments being complete, the fatal signal was given Ly the Rev. Mr. Cotton, and the unfortunate malefactors were plunged into densely, and died almost without a struggle. TUE lIIGII-STREET (iANO.—The Gratid Jury for the county of Aliddlesex hare returned true bills against tile 16 wretches who were f lin the house of Mirky, GC', High-street, Nlory-le-b They will he tr►rd to-morrow. The prosecution is carried nil by the parish. A puir of shoes, the upper leathers of which were on:ilir of rat skin, were exhibited a kw days ago at East Iteitui . d ; the leather is exceedingly saituorli, and us soft as the finest kid, mail )et appears strut and liras. It took six skins to wake the shoes. POLIC L. fifure Alderad ln Him:oars FANATICISM. JOANNA SOUTHCOTTS FOLLOWEItS John Sibley, a watchman, carryinz a I•gre trumpet, de. twined wish rilibands ; Samuel Jones nod Thouar Jont.r, journeymen carpenters; John Angel, jonrrityrasu weaver; Thomas Smith, a watchman ; Jame, Dodd, a jonnieyman shuesetaker; Calherlae Sahli, the wife of John the trum p' ter, who can ied a book w her baud ; Sauna inner, a buy, the son of Samuel the carpenter ; Edioniel •in ler, a hay, the receiver of visimis, were yertrrd.ty pot I u the 113 r. 'Their lists were decorated with white nblrisid., and they verully wore a star, funned of orange.coldur ribhaod. r 101 l their left Breasts. . . _ Samuel Gibbon, an officer belonging to Cordweinere Ward, stated, that as be was comuis Simlane 'Mu Budge-row, about less o'clock that mormaig, hr saw a num ber of persons assembled by the extramelimery appearance and mindset of the Prisoners ; there was a is rrible noise, need the row was blockaded with carts ' • a great riot ensued, Rua he thought it was prudent to send in the Beadle of the Ward for his eissisialice; it was with difficulty they extricated Ilse Ps lioness from the mob ; they were fighting with broom• sticky ; twee of turn, were down, and if it had not Items fur the lutes ferenre of him and his brother offices., they would not now be enabled to unfold their tale to the Alelertnau Ile had seen many riots, but never saw one that threatened snore dangerous rouseemences. %% hen lie hest sae the Pri. ssnera, Sibley was blowing a trumpet, and prod:timing that the Prince of ate bad come on earth that the A Imeethiy hest seat down sin earth Shiloh, for she redeinpi of Meiners. 'lite other Pt is ttt If es were tallirg out "Shiloh is come—you will all he saved'" and the woman said she had had Shiloh in User arms, and that lee was flesh noel bone. Otte of the Pri soners carried a flag, which was Earn away by a 11.1i11.E. Iloswell flair. hia.lle of Corder/Mona' Ward, stated, that he was sent for by the last witness to assist to ostell she Mut. When he areive.l as Budge row there was a geese disturb- Piece ; these were at least live bundled twessoiss all figh.ing. If hes and his tout her-ullicers had um succeeded is ceiling tlw hisonsrs awls. from the mob, fie hail is., dual,* hut they would have here killed They brought them to the office followed by the snub, who seemed perfectly satisfied when they were informed they were gutter tutu durance vile Alderman &yelps asked the Prisoners what they bid to say for themselves. sic the charge against them was a serious um, that of disturbing the peace of the city. John Sibley, raising the trumpet which he held in his hand—. I have but one wood to say. fur I leave nut cow time to lay down what the Almighty God 111..1 desired me to proclaim through that Insy rieconting to short), that the se road coining on earth of Jesus Christ Las taken place in the person of Shiloh." Alderman Brydges--" I cannot listen to such stuff as thia. If you had any true reli;:iiin you would feel differently ; I am afraid sums. wicked a n d designing person his had 11:110. !IWO sufficient over you. to make sou fasiailes." Juhti the teuiniwter—" Be careful of what min rev, and how you act, fur this buy (pointing to Slater. h.. had, in four or five mouths, between five and SIX hilllared W 1.10136 11'0111 shove, although he is only twelve years of age" Alderman Ilrydges—f if you cannot conduct yourselves ;groped) as tradesmen, now you lieu brought before me, at is my duty to prevent a repetition of your misconduct; you du nut h u sk like madmen, but yule net as such" John the trumpeter—. As you like, NC will dot we cannot he Mimed." Alderman Ilryelges—" Tuu must he the dupes of some nu kid .4h41 elesegoing persons that leas made you act as you hive duo,. 1 lads send you all to Brielewell Jr some respect. •ble pee von dots not come forward and give me an assurance. that you will mot transgress in the same way again. I will lot take you, own promises." John I.oisspeier—" We have nu OPC to give Its a eha meter, nod Ise want none from any p ri s o n ale tenets " ('ache, me, the wife of John the treempeter, pr..iloced book, and exclaimed—" Read that, and yon will fee ear characters under the hand of Joins Christ " Alderman Brydges then asked the buy, Slater, was he the son of any of the Prisoners looked must inffignaid, mot I sits not the sten of 'fey W. , ' " Samuel Junes the carpenter—. We are ordered by God to go through the city fur three days. and procinim the glorious ewers of the Prime of Peace having come on earth, and we are determined isi fulfil Isis 4." . . Aldei Dian Ltryilgei--" It brew-ore my duty to prevent your carrying your mulution antu ct—c„ d yuu are Ale termitic.] to proclaim it. you must di su to Bttdewcll , for to that place I commit yon." Several of the taccis state.% that they wou:d nut be rte. swerahle for the lives of the ri :sow rs if they were to take them cm !out to Bridewell, an the mob were w iufue titled avant them. Aldermait Brtkea desired that carrirgra might be obtain. ed, which brim( dune, the Prisoorrs were cow.. to well, followtd by a great number of peisum. I:WM.S7RM. ROBBERIES IS IlYI)E PARK. _ . On Ine'ffn;;;;lti::ii;; Niehu - 11 :ind his party of the pa. truly wise oil duty wear Croavenor.square, the cry of Stop thief !'' ails heard, and they saw two men running trim Hyde ruk tewarik Olusrenur-wiase. Nirliolls pureued and cline up with one of them, Isla) resisted, but isa4l Ibt• cured, and twought to this Office before Mr. Honk-, bat no person ►ring in attendance to make a charge wahine him, he was Sent ill the IliniCll.llULlSei and yesterday brought befure Mr. Hicks, when Nicholls recognised hint a. a well known character.:u.d said that lie bad been wanted fur some time, to answer Ito cleirge of S. Thuriw, footman to a Gen tleman in Vailogaii-pLcr, fur attempting to rub and ill-treat hum in Hyde Park, uu the evening of the ititlief !Cove:tiler la.t, for whirls offence his companiun, Jeremiah Alike, had been convicted and sentenced to seven years tranepuetation. The Prisoner, Henry Dyer, was in euneequeoce sent to Marlboruugls.►lrert office, where the bin-loess originated, and was fully cuusinitted heir trial by Mr. Hakim. QV tEN-SQUAR C. FINAL EXAMINATION OF WILLIAM CARR. - ..... _ Wm. Carr, the felt..iw who broke into the premises of Mr. Colville and san, florists and nurserymen, in the King's road, on Sunday inovuimg, disarmed I%ln. Billingshy, and at tempted to Aunt bun with his own blunderbuss, was finally examined. John M'Cabe, a watehniati, and John M'Britle, a private. watchman at nue of Mc. Colville's neighbours. said they came to Billing►by's assistance, and found the lubber had over powered butt. 51.Calor ,atv the Prifttiorr attempt to throttle Billiumhy, who was stretched upon the Rround ; lint they all overpuweied the ruffian, and took hint to the watch Itunt,e. They found a large j.iek knife him, and u■ searching the premises Gould the crow bar with which he broke open the dour, and whit h fitted the marks ni the wood. They also found A quantity of window buts and other articles oil the outside of the dour, and carpeoter'vt took, consisting of saws, plants, hr. to the amuwat of 31. Ilea( the dout, w the tisside, ready to be carried Borrntt, a carpenter, proved the tools to be his pro perty. He le!' them all upoa the ‘tiolt.l.rnth in N:r Col. vale's peetnisis on hat Saturday .itcu he left off law': A Gentlrrnau residing in the k load stared, that 1..,. premises 11.11 lieris repeatedly 1..1.1.... n4Ollll thi• 13.4 thlre ormotha ; that a number of hams, tongues, and uthrr eat ables, weir taken rrqm the lard.l, %hitlt aaa iu frunt of his house. He had removed it to the hack, and acurtd the humor with Of* , unit., but without effect. The lasi time the house was ruhlied, a hole sufficiently large to admit a nisi, was made through the brick wall, and eve. y thing portable in the kit. hen mulcts. The Priewier was fully comniftled fen trial. VNIOII-HALL. OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT IN A FFl' OF JEALOUSY. Todtrilay a tx,itivil of reiAions sud,k ,ly filled this aka., and tilt noise and (~Mu rton CllO.ll Omit-by gave intimation of something waif aurilimiry ncrurred. A twin pr... Dented himself h. irs toe Magustratv !I'llt.mes Ev.ince, Betel' it. r of Leek, bleeding ; br 11,0 in Ina band a bettkesi knife, and ill a slate of VXit I me agititt!int be aimed, that he had liven stubbed in (nu ',Lees by a mail named Join' ilrrlty iwliu ke.ps a ash Aril i:llllgli.atreat ; Burt:111;h. Be fore he hid time to state the curse of ILis parlous affray, 14 ufGeer ;mired with Harris in Ito custody. The of said, that he etas informer.; that the Coa l . plowman', whuse nattl• is John TAlternirt,lid HIIIIIII, ern fighting with knives in Higlastreet ; he with all p u y w . speed !warned to the spot, and he found Harris on 11 , c ground lying on his hack, and Taverner wit...tamping s ,„s his foot on the blade lira knife broke it). whirl) Harris had at:Jibed with in the has k and its hi. rich• k,„,, !, front whence the bluod flowed, and he took the Prisuu e , custody. Upon the further inreviization of the eircioustaner s lending this ease, it appoarvd thst Tar. rto r had wino' flap rso , '. wife from her ?nom., and loud mole b.r when Harris loard of it, he went to Taveriev and hun wish hiwhiz had au iinprup. r ioloor.oorwr with ho* Taverner denieJ it ; Harris, unetet the infloener of a passion; swore Onat he knew what he but t haatei d hints . t to be true, and that he MAR II SCI , IIIIIII I. 1 wvrrto r struck bun wills his hand r!i000l, rather a severe blow, 4 , be lion took op a knife and .truck Taverner in tilt ba,,, and in the itrii:ele in IL, rithl knurl. The Magistrate urderej the case to he adjourned fur fur the& hearing this thy. COPOSLii's IA 09 an ieq.,..ht wan held at the Mitldkvi nuepil3l, befure T on the body of J. E. CriC, •Ked 33, who riit his Jolts. Harrison, ro:.ci.nivit to the floe. Mrs. Demptem Devonshire-plat e, stated, that the deceased *u his h0 , t1.0. in.law; be wns a servant, and twilit fo • the ISM thtte mouths ail of place, at ' w arn ., b„.„,. Oa the evening of Saturday, the 2.1 mid hr came home istmorsted, he was very quarrelsome, and behaved no s very had sad unbecoming manner to those in Ilse how., and seqn, after he retired to rest. Next morning br did sot owe down, and vritnevs thinking llost be was sulky, weal to call him, but found hint on his face is the bed, his Swim cot, the blood running titer the bed and a. or, sod a Maud, knife lying by has stile He ea still altar, sad wawa, caused hits to be sent to the filusititsl, where he died ea Sunday high' last. It is stionoved Thal wits* lie beeessol rot a little sober the remembtatire of his atm* to h., family drove hint to the Iwo lemmas of tie horrid deed, as he was a person of a very hut ilispoilav i aloha' his passion lasted, but that 41110. 01,1 iw was tra.ly la tepees, his coalition in the must humble manner Th. Jury conoulled for a few siuu:vo, and theta mu: 01 a verdict ut N loseeily." • • , , V NUN 711 R, 1"-F1 I Is Ei Li• M t)•Nrir 1 • (IF AVM, flow At, I.“eiwa )111111 'ar9ule, Mr. Ir. Cuvea,v; 'Amid I Ik.. Robinson In Act I. 11 Fortune. Af" hsel,w Motafer th tawinu•, tin PR, 11ARLE I's mee How•+ Itlasesseerl;elfie trim en Roe fah' . 1v.,11.4 I, Mina' lioxet, ba. ; t:•111i 5CC.)1.,1 Prii C, Beeree. and I Sunda of the ' Gael a l'riesite The weer Ti 'pime of The Nirtiorr ireerier The 101Ie re leaden Fieli THEA TIN E TUT , GOVirrnor 3(414114 rel aI G Lott; Capt. I.l.iun The )WA. Fiscal ; 7. which wi hA Ilbietntiug 'The Overt Ittl i nhe v hole T'ornat Mu, Str novo F My Iprgi Hn V.l Icon. 'lr. Miro In the env Nis Dooottri &WS. 7s Price, 2.-1 Callery. I. re,.. fur Itult.officr, I A Priv:tie 1111 r. Mauch.' Tilt Ise* ( Ipt.torro ,toe• Wif flu ‘futill In 'Ffies4 0 0 %twin ',trunks, 3111 ItO Y .4 THIS onii tiw ad tint. )Ir. throw. Dnvfd, MIS Sty mi. End of the bruu ni i! John, 1) 1).1,11 1 lia Arc itrttlin% N Quern 'if I Iwo brusiwn Egri tills op, Jetkrtie De: After .hit Cowie &tut ry Boxer, Eight. ,iloors -rot >•ix.- To.nale Ou 1110 Un To M2ny WILLA! " N. cm fel the Pate and Lit f 44 pc, 53 yaado ya.tl climate+ lion, as tapir elir I he, r. t,,r ‘l, 1.1 tlegivald Mllll. ritl %o 11'0.1 ►11,14 ticntlall (lir • 111 . 1% l't it II MI 4oVrll a sissil is osalosi3 ►iuu 11 I ssisout ►hey lc pins,. ■ ..1 to . 1 1 /...0- • o--- 1!) • c '.. • . • he was of opinion that the Plaiutiff had not a right, the 300 labels was gives by some one in the employ totter in t 7-!, irgc from that place to Lieu ;nu the POLIC L. ewe he lint time to state the curse of this winters aff ray irking tow of these transactions, to sac, that pert l of the persotiswho succeeded I laded and Hardy. wily the Prisoner veluntatily• sail that he had taken .ww.. effieer .in iced with Harris in he. custody. ," l The officer said, that he was informed that the e s , of it. which 'anted him, was (ictitious, mid the Re-examined.-The 300 labels were to he called them about four o'clock In the itionsteg, from CLII.DIIAI.L. plaieeaiet, whose notes is John 'revenue, and Harris, w i n rest real, which, if erl 555 i , teti to be fictitious, would : for-but, by mistake, were taken to Mrs. Linn- ! Lady Howe, with an intent of bringing them Before Alderman BRYOOLS fighting with knives in High-street ; he with all p a ,,, b ; v, be betieficiel to the Defendants. He thoeght, in I by. He knew not where the altered plate was. ; back shortly afterwards, as wrayed property. in I point of law, that Latham, one of the Defendants, ; He did not give it to may person. If any one hail ' the hope of getting akw shillings to buy a bit of FANATICISM. speed hamtested to the spot, awl he found Harris 0 , 1 1 I ground iiiiian rf:ju i th,a l mid y i flat the blades b i is woi hack, tfi :s ikait a t n .te ll (. aiTavernerik.brokeai t i v it e : ) ...: i l a., which nt r i a h i I . i it y :; „' s ; : ',‘ A, JOANNA SOUTHCOTTS FOLLOWERS.NUNII who was igitoraist of the fictitious transaction'. was I it. it was Mr. Britton, the attorney for the Utica- bread. Joke .eibice, a watchman . coorryinz it I.rge trumpet, de. I not to be charged in those transactim.s. Ile had I drop, with whom he raw it a few months ago. 'clioinue Sexton, a constable, merely corrobo- , • e.oraleo wi th ribbands; Bissosarl Jones amid Thomas Jones, I from whence the blued flowed, and he look Ile Prism, „ i '''' a right to say to the Pleintiff, "You are not to John Cox, brother to the lea witness, did not rated the statement of the last i ; treat a part of the trausactiorie as real. mid • part know what had become of the plate , which, he Mr. Samuel Keene. from the O ffi ce Set Bow- %lamina Smith, a watchman; Jones Dodd, a jotenieymaii Upon the farther " • • r' the • ITEN'TT-Fl l investigation in eircitmatanee s -s ii. fit•tit -and to select that which is bene fi cial ' supposed , belonged to limn. Hallett and litmly , street, recollected the Prisoner chargi.oe three other shoeseaker; earherine Sahli, the wife of John the tr a m. I 4: .en...ste This ease , it appeared that Tarsi-us r bad solnr.: I enatody.. who can fed a hook its her land ; Sastutl inner, a Ir . Ei et %monied*, while yen exclo,le that which is useful William Alcock lived in the employ of the De- men with haviiig stolen these cows. The men were p, ter,lle, wife from her home, and had made lto r tipsy, • • buy, the sun of Samuel the carpenter • tool Edward •lo fet, , s o n .. H or d, b ran ; o r it , 1,, writ to T.„,„„,r and ele,',.. l i; s s ol a t e u n i i i e h s hzi w o j g litsad Harris, wade, ro aa t . ss is r , i i n i t w et i c ,:fl oose c o s i i th f hi; sr.'s.. hi' M.' •.'• to tne." Thr whole must lie taken as our denote- fendasite for le months. He never saw it bottle in deteined six or seven drys in custoily ;the Prisoner, ey a New 1 aho the receiver of visions, were ye . stentay pot 11l the Isar. . H 1 tom. The Phenol th •:ile.sitceil money, and repay. their brume with the name of Lazenby on it. said that these men, at four o'clock iii the moionitig merits were made, limn time to time. Now, as in They made nod sold ti sauce which they celled of the 15th of December, gave him the two cows. ' l, l e 'h is ei y r ' llats were decorated with white ribbasids, and they ',... verso wore a SOW, formed of erange.colaur ► ribbatids, tar to tie ti o s It t a hi r a h t e Lu k ei new .,,,,,e w a h , :I s t er he t e Ti l et i ir ati % t i ; s hr e a v r e - i e r e tri l a i t r a t t, ' ii i: . CIF • this case the re-paytneida were larger then the ISM " Harvey's Fish Sauce." He saw money often The first intention was to make the Prisoner a wit- their s li t •ft i llre c as isi t% '" a b l e thin took to)okw.tiolp Ai. k b aire l it ' od .buck Taverner in thc is ! fts new Ref tneetts Jinni I 181 1 1,1 111 fell, lie wits of opinion that, i l l point of hew n given to the porter to purchase Ilai wry at• tab ness for the Crown, against the men he accused ; 'b ,an of fi cer beloneirm to ( . :ordweinere Ward, stated, that as ht was coming tioWll Ste...lane into The Magistr;te mitered the CaGe ill be a d journed f fu and in the orneele in Slue right bawl supra, Me. • the verdict must he for the Defendant:, the Plaits. Sauce from Mrs. Lazenby. hut in consequeece of something which ralise- ~,i i,: • . l . t e u r tz . e. ;oz . , ...hal t . less o' clock t l lct e i x ti t t r iv i i i i: i el o ,. , l t t r e y taw r. Comet a; il tiff being et liberty to move the Court tin get aside Johns June,' was porter and pecker to the Dc - fluently transpired, the meal were discharged. and a r Hollsed; I.we 1 lie verdict, and to enter a new verdict fur the larger I fendants. Ile hail packed up five or six ;{rose of I the Piisoner committed. anti conduct of the Priaimers ; there was ait rrilik noise, then hearing this day. alba. Mrs. G sum it the first view, nr the smaller sum, in the what was culled " Ilarvey'* Fiah Sauce," at slit- WM.:4,111111, ti carter, saw time Prisoner about one tad the row was blockaded with carte • a great riot ensued, '. NM Itobinson ! ' ln Act 1. 11 i strand, if the Court should so decide. fervid times. It was brought to Inn, from the o'clock ori the morning of the Ifith December. and lit thought it was prudent to sendilt the Braille of the Ward for his assistance ; it was with difficulty they extricated CORDS!: ii's I. QuEsr. , . Fortune. Ili. Sr. AttLETT preferred a utilised, with liberty pickling or manufacturing room. ► driving two cowl' on the road from Lord IValde- Hospital,. bef o re 'I halin g, on the kody ell. E. Crafi,,, . . Ilse Pi WHIN. from the mob ; they were fighting with broorn• .. After whieb . I.le-11W u verdict for the ;treater or smaller sum, if Frederick Edward Lazenby, the son of the Plain- grave's, and at about the distance of a tulle in the stick s ; two of Own' were dote'', and if it had not berm fur -...m.- i...i. ' •; Manatee th' t !it prevent tier nines did tint stand. tiff, stated, that his mother was the proprietor of direction of Hampton.Ott 1 iteailae iiielit an itiqm.ht was held ot the Ilf the 'Mei femme of him and his brullwr offices., they would I A ners.tud, with liberty to move, was accordingly " Harvey's Fish Sauce ," since the year 1'793. At John Stintb was steward to Earl %Vililegrave, not mow he enabled to unfold flit ir tale to the Alderman 2 . 7011303:141:(zia, hri::,,rii.....0::; hi to the nos. Mni. Dempw... 4 . J i 1 ‘, lig entered. LAZENBY, Widow, a. NALLZTT sad HARDY. Mr. SEARLE?? stated, that the l'lsintiff us this cue woo the proprietor and vetirbw of au inside of luinry,den ttttt Mated "Ilatery's MA Sauce," which Mr. Y. I : 1.a :: . 1. her label contained the words " Prepared "chose reline mid title he proved. The livid of l l from Peter Harvey's origioal receipt by E. I.a- Lady Move W>l4 opposite to his Lordship'a land. zetaby;" but. on the death of Mr. Peter 11nrvel, The *Ware' Crows were worth about 40/. ts neck , his mother'. name mimic appeared II:1 the The Prisoner, nu being called upon for Lis de- ii OPTING, for the Defembinte, ithserved, fence, seal that all lie had to HI ware he loofah the won sold its honk. of " 1 "'" slz" , gild .he e"in - that this action might very well have been spared. the morning o f the lbili December. lie theft pro. P lait " that the Defendants had fraudulently and It was brought. iss the year Ie le, against two 11,111- diced two witureser, who gave hail a good ei l4 .. deceitfully hard out bott l es of fieh-sauce. Dere, viduals. who were bankrupts, iu !SU, mid who, racter. utaaufactured by her, labels imitating theme which spate ilea p eriod , hod soothing to di, with the tele ohe used, whereby she sustained considerable peen. fumy loss. Few articles were better known us the City of Inseams than "H a r v e y ', Fish Sairce"-. of thir or any other sauce. It as very this action were brou. ht for the mere purpose of Guilty. 4 protecting the property of the Plaintiff. that she John Ly h stud Ire spoke enaphstioany of th e City of Loudon. could select no other persons s ea having itivaded ber W lli - :7....:,,...: Sibley b r s l o e many riot. , but nevrr say mini' that threatened " ore &intro)" roote'luracre• " hr" he ii'" ' 1 " a the Pei ' Devonshire-plass., staled, that the dee y w.... blowing a trimmer, at, Kurt:timing that amt .. ; he , e , 5 servant, 40,1 basing the Prince of P. ace bail come on earth ; that the Almoithly hail sent down on earth Shiloh, for the reckon.' of sinner*. •I'lw other Pt is ttt Iles were eallirg out " Shilot, t. come-you rivee= very mouths o f ut sa u t f as i: i l7l-e, 1 1... ~.:.., a , was his hisalen. m fo • the last thor n ' ' t w tness".l hon e . 0„, tat u r . r.oiso i , n r. „ !d s m i n id ot lu i • :ante home istotorstril, Cows louse 011 the highway, about oite &chick oil "'llan tee saved !" and time " mai ' "id she had had Shiloh in • utsbec„mi . 4 m il ;utter to ' those bt it ' s v l e bt "l im a YtrY U‘d 1" lien arms, and that Ise was Heels i snot Mme. One of She Pri. Issas a ay I.) it imilor. sut i s l e i rs ..a c s a i r i ri n ed ai a r flag, which was s. . .. . fondle of Cordvossolers ll aril, stated, that he was sent for by the last witness to asairt to 'Kell she riot. strange. if to Mr. Justic e J j u o s r t v ic , e w H ho oL los tto tat S u s t 4ununeel up the evi.ferier Whee he arrived at Budge row there was a pest renamed a verdict of et , aged 16, Robert Selby. 20, and tn. , arias. 513, were indicted for assaultime disturb. lien- fi al i s i C h lithrur were •t least live lomiliell persona all geeing. If he and lois tout her-ollicets had out succeeded isi ceiling tlw Pi Moors away front the mob. he had no duels* but they would have hies' killed They brought them to the &lice . dby the nod), who seemed peifeeily satedird whets pul- , t.• Also Ps owe 11011.1 blatisand ;.iffe irl • R tn . in i i i :t it . , ix o: i i . min tfiltar - felt itra i M hrs ' fhel • hlioxeih 50 , -; ....Am.. ri Call' h ‘lf i u m tue , l:l. l l : a u eu t rde fi ta i l i r s it i m i nd sl "t h ol i n i i hni- l ii y itk i . i l lio l' i ll i .at h i ts .6lu fa rw c il e alun is it" t l iw keya b l e . t ellub li itt : .tit t u l s C l iql . ' ire el'l' ' ' ' ' ' :ll..Par ir::; .1 r ic ,: i t i , e th iw e l blw b ol r h uiennig over the bed and d. or, aud a ble e d ' . .. , It u a i d a , pore " i of she ' S ra u i nd a ay li n t i t g le ht s l a a b s e t s s l i t s i s s em ait i r m spu th .e s, r , l es i ii h i sa a s t f ' w is hes: . :Ybatheseas: ti,el" ' m ilellest hnie; IT " .‘ cau f eed - h n i g rn s y o be " o u e i n d r to H t r he wuu tleo: " l i 1 4" 7: a t 1!"1"' ether moire horrid deed, as he was a person of a very hut disposa l • • ° ad Fie i brother - i ts- l aw family drove him to the per t . truism of se . The o l i mit lit for he believed the praises of this celebrated sauce r i g ht s , het she present D e r,„d en t s . ~,,h, h a d brew they were informed they were goiter tutu durance vile ifri I. imniii Flicks, on the King's highway , and stealing ehitar his passim' lasted, but 111311011CP 01,1 lie was Hatay It, . ' 1; k heal atm resounded through that hall. on aviation, so 1, e „ t a h os ,„„ s „ • Th e f act „,. s h,„ rt ,„ ii. tic f rom his ;wino', de. 6d. and a hat. value 2s. Alderman &yaps asked the Primmer,' what 'hey bad to say for 'brawlers, moo the charge againot them was a scrous "PA" his "met"' in the ''''"' h u mble ma""" ' riff 1•:A I'• • anfi'lifelY more ►ldlobjell thou the ►lovittut- The was imlitued fur the mere 'metros' of giving pub. The Proaecutor stated that he was robbed of his (me, that of disturbing the lICIICP of the city. e Jury consulted for . few sian:es, end then retu:oi .. 111 S E I'lainsilf, Mrs. Lazenby. was the sister-no-law a licit,. tit this sauce, which his Learned Friend had het end 1111111ey by the Prisoner" in Old Page-street, John Sibley, raising Skit trumpet which he held in bus a ` erdlct et " l '" aait r " Ili . Mr. Hy, th e wellekuown inventor of this sauce. He was the owner of a house well-kisomo mu th e stated the citizens of Landon to be so well le* tioadistmi with. As to damage. he contended that Westminster. un the night of th e 23e1 December. Verdict-Guilty. hand-. I have taut one tuna to my, fur 1 have nut cow time to lay down what the Almighty God lia. &sired nor to - • ' Tllf Governor I 'North road-and , being au excellent cis k , hail none had been proved. The 300 label e had, it ap. proclaim through that boy rianiiting to slater), that the se. LORD ERSKINE. • Josef t Malt. Thomas tuneh, aged 20; Patrick Lynch, 22 ; road coming on earth of Jems Christ Las taken piace in the hats; Cara. ___,.....--. 1 0 brought Ibis sauce to perfection-the secret of ma- peere d , mi,„ saufecturing which he imparted to the present into Mrs. Lezeoby's halals-and. us , : Fr rsisaiX Lynch, 23 ; William 3larray, le ; and person of Shiloh." . ge i r i s t f ili t . l t i i i: h er t ii t i oo lin k t La viu w e y ., er s, i , s 6i n:t t r i: tisdon The with respect to die 2,000, they were printed 111 as October known. Wm Faecal; i 1 2 1sititiff, mid to her alone, as a very considerable June, ✓ 1813, Mill five weeks afterwards the De- James M'lntosh, 23, were indicted for Imam& nig l If Alderman Bradees-" I cannot Il i u m t o se a t s n i ff "Hu e. you had any true religion you would feel di ff erently ; I Ober last, at Gretne-Green. It es certain II a: i Send: Primitley, on the King** highway, arid tak- am afraid some wicked and deeigning pension his had inda. 7o ',bleb vat priviinn. She might at soy time leave suld it for y ee d a „, t , 5 „,,.„. e so k rup , s _ so th a t 1 1,, f e u. ,„f t . r „ co &ROO tgoitamea, but she preferred keeping it in leer tub from her person 20% fid. • . Clues sufficient over you to make cal (4111111C1." I Wel , ti t Illtile of them had been used.little notice of this remarkable event has yet imp a rt. ed in the public prints . lii Oetober ten Lordship HAI The case WAS clearly proved ugaiast all the Pri- Julio die tiunapeter" fie careful o f what rot Rae, and I own It anda • M r, . 11 -" eab Y ee" led i" E' lw "" 1 " The Cater Justice, le moutnitig tip, ohserved. street, Portman-square, where, during the life of I settlers except ob.lntush. how yuu act, few this buy (pointing to Slater. hot had, in arrived at Gretna, accompanied by Miss Sarah that th e custom of imitatieg articles , of which par. They were found Guilty, and 111 1 Intosla, Ac- four or five months, between five mud SIX hillkolte.l Wisiolia Mr. Harvey, she martafectured and sold this sauce. ttcular he l l ' i d ea l s tv• re the proprietors, awl dos from &were, altliongli he is only twelve year. of age." Buck. the present Lady Erskine. by whom he hell The hooles were labelled " Marty's Sauce, for , „ . , ~. 1)111011g the counterfeit on the Intone, fur t h e ge- Alderman Ilrydges- , If you cannot conduct yourselves had several children out of the pale of wedlock. lie the shahs I "As gus.e, 1146 9 4 . c.. Peerared fee° she inigleal smile compttaitiuin was sou co ttttt lOtt. It was an prope,ly us tradesmen, now you ne., brought before me, it was dressed in fashionable female attire, with a hog, li Vl if receipt. IN Itlisebeth Loo:ertlN, No. 6, Edward- west, Portman-sfeare. None is goodies sinless immoral and illegal act, by which prisons held out lake colours. and often procured oak for an itak. PTA V,/ L INTELLIGENCE. as my duty to prevent a repetition of your miscunduel i you du not took like madmen, but you act to such" Leghorn bonnet and !nog veil. 01, the ernvel of Ilbotratiug 4l Ttirna mu , the officiatine Priest of the Tem le of H ymen, ins . . Sir Itilal" l' . signed ty me." She foiled :I considerable sale fur poreesuneen, JANUARY 12. John the trutnpeter-. As or lik,., we will dot we .. ship threw off his dress, and appeared is, pea. .' Al* 1, ""' H ' P . . . nor article, to the injury of these who trianufac- cannel he itijareil." he John India Bailey, from helm, repurted ye.ts sday Vsi ICall. 'lr. ilel' filth stance, hilt it was diacuveretl that a great hired osie of a superior description. The damages as T sailed for LuissiOn, put back during the isi.ilit, but Ire. Alderman licydges-" Tuu must lie the dupes of some oriel personal, and the nape' ceremohy bring gout vo kr 1 ..tad de•mem. persons that hiss made you act as you through, the parties were declared man aid wife! Linty, Musa L" 11 . many persons were selling n hat :hey called • " ll . ar- in this case could not. be great-and it wag pro. proceeded again is - . • M 1 1 rey'sSuice," with whom 'die had uo secoula. 'elm bible that the great object of the Plandiff was to Bailed ihe Friends. ernnehoose ; Seraphim, Loon:shill ; have duos. I win send you all to Bridewell if some reap( wt. ea,„ L or d s h ip s o, pu s ,„ h uh f ema l e „.., oco , s. side pre Von does Met Coale AlfWarft.7.ll.l give me SO alillIalICC• In thecae Mists Demos spurious .finer hunt the name. bet not the flavour of obtain a verdict which wuuld secure her property Hope, Jarmau ; and Keigstue, Bowen, for London. and was on the pOlnt of taking his departure when •' &WS, 7s. that you will mint transgress in the same way again. 1 will I that n ihc , i lell4 genuine-Niel the sa l e of the in fr tier in future.emos - no, JANt , ARY 11. his sou. the Huts. Thomas Esskine, made hie sp. .• price, 2 " -1 11••t..ir itti's.cted the credit of that its which, she dealt. Came in the Amelia, S tevens , S front St. AlschacC. fur rut take pm, own monitors." 4.iallery, 1.. i Verdict for the Plaiittiff-Damages 401. John tlw isoirtheier-As We have no one to give us a dare pearauce in a chaise and four; hot the knot was a 5:..., cooped tolverti:einents to be published, iti or. London, with damage. tarter, nod we want none from any prisou oil truth " tied. mid shortly after the new married couple dune ro e .. fur liux.office, I der to put the publ.c on their guard, mill to dm- - Came its several vesols for s h e l ter. JANUARY 12. Cattle, ou, the wife of John the snimpeter, produced at off. The bride is about 35 years old--ibe Noble A Privaie rover who were the persons who counterfeited her OLD BAIL4Y,IVEDNESDAY,JANUARY 13. book, and exclaimed-" Read that, and 'out will fee oar eivenroor, JANUARY 11. characters under the hand of Jr . ,. Christ ' • bridegroom nearly 70. Tim 'Abject or this vet) es- fdr. Manch.' :11 kept very quiet, until au unordinary step is said to be for the purpose of le. The nee L i.tal-but the secret W —. mu -- The Gatines, Chapman, for Calcutta, was •poheir wall' len h Ald e rman Brodges then asked the buy, Slater, was he the acciderit, of it remarkable nature, disclosed the au- This moralities the Old Bailey Sessions commenced August, i n lat. 14. 45. N. lung. 63.47. E. by She John Pal. son of any or the Prisoners -11 e looked must indignatil, 'refiring the children of this compeer's°, who, ac. Ttram.fro ,Otsieose wit thorn of the fraud. A lea, 13 or 14 years of age, , u .''', l i , leer, •rrircil from Calcutta. Arrived the Robert Fulton, awl ,c lied , .1 ant not the um ur any matt" ; cording to Seottialflaw, CCU& to be illegitimete 01, before toe rogrit mi. the L ORD 11 AY US. Mr. Holdridge, from Charleston, sailed 13th December ;on fill Saninel ;ones the carpenter-' We ere ordered hy Gird to l Ou Mond called one they at Edward -street, mud brought a Justice I 10I.ROYD, Mr. Justice Bcattotnit. the January, ill lat. 49 IL. long. en. paioed an English Molt g o ib cou gh ihe Cily furtbreeday, three dam anti prociaim the elorion• th e marriage of their partets at any Ulcer . -(B ias On 'Film ',umber of engraved labels, sirinlar to those used by es rereghata Gasette.) ou %twin • seLeORDER and a Beech of Aldermen. The cs. ship of about 300 1 , 1111, eleven:ll, painted black, with one news of the Prince of Peace bovine come on earth, and we the Plainti ff , which he said he wits directed to leave Teruo's, Mn lender fur t h e preaeut Sessions does not contain arty " / "' e "'""l a i"gt a h"si•brado reueld'house 01l deck, timber are determined to fulfil his mane .. eirere. The Plaintiff looked at them, and inquired l aden, and abandoued by the crew; mizemmasi, main-top - Aides totals Brysigeo- 4 It bceistir. my duty to prevent --_____ case u r ea of the ordinary range of offence* which OC -A General Court of Guardians was held on %bin- RoY.4 mast, and yards all sour. The Letitia, Steil', lion' Belfast your carrying your resolution ante ulna-Co it yee are de- from whom they came ? She was informed, that It . I . i • Mr. Cox, on engraver, had sent them. Ws Mr. Cox had never beer! employed by her, the circuinstence led to air inquiry . Cox was applied to, and it was discovered that the Defendants, who were dealers in pickle .. eauces, lie . and reeided in this city, had cop y th e attention o f t his C ourt. T he on l y coin- nitiiii I for murder is a case which stands over fur the udjourtittl Admiralty Sesaionth STEALING COWS. has put in here with 'offline damage. The James, D s i a er . da t l 3 l, th fro No m vern he i n a w c ii r e: s" p l u o: ' N ot e l j : A :: s o ye A rk it i : f t o les:w 2 e i . fi n t e , bees struck by Thomas Webb, aged 22, was indicted for steeling ca r g o rorJamaica, ettaalayed him to print the labels in question, ithicir two cows, the property of the Right Honourable varied very little ties those used by Mrs. Lszenhy, Janies Earl Waldegrave. in Mr. Harvey's time. The Learned Gentleman Mr. At.I.EY stated the case for the prosecution would endeavour to prove the number of labels as it was detailed in the following evidence :- from Milirtice it was expected she would sail shoal Ist Dee. th, S . c in ve ro r t a r i o fo r u i t he to u :r c i c ti " ewe bt li a , te a ' s l' u t ie "t u supposed not to be damaged. /mover, JANUARY 12. Sailed the Lord Wellington, Williamsn; aid Loe. l LIIIIIIif —, from India, for the River. The Lim: Caosom , . ' Omagh, from Si. Domingo, for Londoon WaS illl/11gilt 100 this harhour Mil forenoon from Pansand-liule, haviug broken that had beeu printed, by which the Jury would be - Wm. Kempster stated, that he was cow-herd to h er di • le f windi Inight tibia to form s i,: ne estimate of the trade that was Earl tl r altlegrave, and lived on lilt Lordship's land Wlll-.461. SU a yak o as • carried oil in this spurious sauce, and of the loss at Twickenliant. Os' the evemito f l e• b r The Bera•ford packet, g tar J• e which the Plaintiff must in consequence lut e au- December, at six o'clock. six cows were all sale its taiiied. He recollected that Mr. Cur, of Reathrig, the enea(low ;at ten minute* ftsix fry. s one cable, slipped o'clock I . . j u is a re ga d her a ib k i e s el a ia l as st . ez, , :so: a t s , m al i l i d ee rr t , , • , e t iv o e4 , much other a er - had brosight two actions, in the Court of Exelie- following morning, he discovered thud tyro of them ;quer. 'galled peffoo4 who had imitated the labels were guise. About two o'clock on the 4 1' 11 ' 1 1' Arrived yrstenlay an he affixed 'o the bottles containing his fish-sauce, I were missed he aguiu saw the in each of which he recovered-and the Le a rned Richard Barnett. tieittlemeis confider I sty anticipitand that the pre- t t o era th ir p d loc to e li c it: w hat: it it, you must il I ill Its Burka - di, fur ; - , • ensuing garter, when it appeared that the expendi- , t o h b ey w ss e o re u w :d n i. o ir t u tln t : . : l lure id' the last exceeded the receipts by two:tills swerahle for the lives of the Erisontra if they were to take of 1,200/. and we regret to state, so utapromisiog 'g'lu't them. , Aldermait Bildt:oN desired that carmen might hr obtain. erce 40 , 1 well, fuhuned by a great number of peisum. is the appearance o the manufactory, that ii be. eater. a sithjeet of discussion, whether 6,000/. or ed, which bciag - dune, the Priliftlirrl were C. 1 1, ... • ".1 to Bruit- 7,0001. would be required to meet the wants of the ROBBERIES IN lIYDE PAR n l u g w . ' .srerre. next three months, and discharge the debt new. red by the past deficiency. Ali'. ATHOW attributed the ilicrease of the burden of the City to the vast On Toesday ?resume, as Nicholls nudism party of the pa. 1111111 bet of Sessions Orders ; but Alderman .1 4 )1M Milk one, , JANUARY 11. (rule W. le too duty user CIORVICIII/I , IIqUICC, the cry of . Stop !tide, from Cork to 13'104.1, parted thief' •' was heard, and they saw two sorts wooing from Dem., ~,,,m o, LI no person being in etteadance to make a charge against d sailed this 'norm.* for . the &SW Cow* in the case of the Margaret, Sl.Gtashao, 20 Jays from G g enua: left dare ' Edw. Merric , a enter, at Stanmore, said, that tag for Ltieduir I k f sent action would be attended with a similar result. on the 16th of December, at eight o'clock iii the • He could not speak to the extent of damages which morning, he saw the Plieuner driving two cows ois the case might demand-but lie trusted the Jury th e Stamaore road. Witness asked the Prisolier would go to the outside of' whatever might be where he was going ?he replied, to sell the cows, all writ. proved. Ile then called and that the price was , 26/. Witness taffered bins _fire &MO Mr. Pawed, WII oilman, who stated, that the re- lit. fir them, whit .le after a little hesitation, he C . b eript possessed by the Plaintiff was extremely valu. agreed to take. Ile then desired the Primmer to bar chalis r a A le, van d i in. : 1-I .o y ra d: s; i i l ial 'a is, s ti k a :wi towards ~,:, 11: at f loi i s ' utshs.fri this n it, sir i sq .cea t. a ibr. s u e r . :ersei N a.al i s e l, l ri s , o I bil l s t:: :: , ;: ea r s s u bs ei ., l Idle, be Wall arid lu the watclaltuuse, and yeotertlay brought (crape, ( den t ifyr, before Mr. links, uhen Nicholls recognised hint a. a well. the Caleduntiu, .......; % o charia,....-.., ~,,,,i L e d a , ___., l oa d ; kinorn character. aid said that he had been seamed fur Nome Arrived tosla t h e C arr , from I e for Caine Y C u lly, ' ' Q. down (lions the River the Pusetiptur. Scott for Trieste; Thomas nod Mary , and month, and remath in the Duwas with 11111 outward-bound, time, to aoswer the cicirge M . S. Thorpe, footman to a Geo- Genial' in Catiogainplace, (or attempting no rub sad ill-treat ll.avey deciared the mantifactiory to be in is t , sy r , TH's onsl 91r. Giro'' , 11 Dora% : 'M's Bat tl Sryati. End alb( Romanis Ilicatt sl l' Tl-11 O unfavourable cmiodibon, ttttt litron. and t xpressed his opinion .. g .. "w " • t .lin ) that w must look forward to a will fa die ii D , j ia ', l „'„,4 l -,1, in the t. tnatle, which had littely beets pri f inc.p m ally ec .u .i r it - ported by the definite] for one paracsiier strike.' lie alluded to) ; lie therefore pro- posed 7,000/. as a requisite sunply. Mr. E. T.klf• LOR urged the necessity of employing its the ma- nufsctery the inhabitatas of the city, its pftfereece Liu in Hyde Park, tin the rvenine of the •ffitla of Novemier , to those who dill not belong to it, sawing...that dur- ' ' last, for whirls offence his companion, Jeremiah Alike, had Slog the Idle demaild fin hands. It had keen awe been convicted and sentenced to ForVlll years transportation. The Prisoner, Henry Dyer, was in cuusequeocr sent to „ Marlhortmelt.strcel office *lmre the busieess onlitiated and -The Inglis, Rorrodaile, for Romtriv• and full . . ' .. . - ' toe, ta at 'lleum. in the Gull stream, waitiog fur tide to come tutu the Downs. • t h„hb., was y cumniateu ton trial by air. Batter. QUREN-SQUARC. leal of policy in tle towns an 111 f of the . I d I nd ells county to dispatch their poor to Norwich. it' cords* that they might gum setlleinents there. The Mina- torah increase of our peptilatioa, wilich had Ilbelfee ensued, was become a gtir me end. Mr. Alf. Archibald. Reagent h 'Queen of I Iwo brifaalk etre Earl &Ira sip' aranie De: After ale( Comic . Scenery Boxer, Eight. ,Doors 1 7..1 r.i..- . able. Whirl' lie was in partneteliip with his bro. take them to Mr. Steveria's straw-yard • near where Tenthly morning, at 12 minutes after eight o'clock, cite FINAL EXAMINATION OF WILLIAM CARR. 13orxicattuee considered ti.coul. would b. st.!ii.i. To.nen titer, they sold of this sauce autindly to the amount they happened to be. When they got into the tbrte criminals, knight, Morris, sod Tiwpay , who were capi. Win• Care the fellaw who broke into the prentots of Mr CiSlvtlie a nd anti A 'ta andthe Kiu 's- ' client to meet the exPele•es oh the eicfrter , and i i , : 4 Gus AL' of between 240 1 . and 250/. At present lie sold yard, the man was asked where lie gut the cows ?, . ails . • nurserymen , its g tally convicted in Ortaber Sessi o ns, w i d e ner's( the sentence road , . on Sunda,' Inarning. disarmed It in. Billingshy, and at. amendment was earned on a divi•itita. The i.,..: Mans an I 1 ! uhout 701• worth per anemia. The label of the lie said he got then, from his father-in-law. Webb, of the law opposite Se"Tasersa the Pm.," of Stem crowd- i tempted to about bon with his own bluuslerbuss, was finally mulct was 4,000/. Leinentable, therefore, is i r Oa TO' 1 . a highway rubbery suit! convicted. Th e offence for which John hliCabe, a walrlintatt, awl John M'Bride. a private. 0 Defendants was evidently an imitation of shut of the at Coluhrooke. Witness went on to lionlislow. ml W. .Keti bt r " l "' was "t .burr 1 ? Mad of age, was tried for examined, additional burden we be t e now to bear !-(./Verred! , Many Plaiiitiff. business, amid when lie renal lied lie found the Pi its Morris Was convicted i s, so j oo hj e h e a l 1 ,, th e recolleca watchman at o co" M•C Iv Ile' e . 61 sa• 1tl• Ca e MILLAI . -- Suessin was. in the year 1812., exporting stoner in cuatody, at the Swan public-house, at Stau- lam a „,,,. sakes. lie was a watclituau of (*noir T ' u assistance , :.:u I 1 u ig "'till. " " V 'a ii Tows, to Billingsby's and found the lubber had over- - --- -' • riper.) clerk to the Defendants. lie never saw ally labels snore, and In conjunction with the servants of Edward Clulow, , "Ne cow powered blur. 51•Calie saw the ressosorr attempt to throttle CORN IiXC'HAIVGE, i -ANUARY 13. in their !muse like those exhibited to hint. A per- Samuel Stevens said, that the last witness, attend. Esq. (Joseph Maid •1111 Emma Owen), who were made eel- Billiugaby, who was stretched upon 11w ground ; hot they all deuce fur the Crown, massaged . to rob the house of . a gre . *l overpoweied the ruffian, and took him to the watch house. gym .._ ICI sun of the mime of Waltlax matle all the sauces fur ed by the Prisoner, brought two cons into hie straw- quantity of plate. Timmy , al i a s t neap was etnivieletl tor 1 - 1 f 1 I jack knife the Pate the Defendants. Some of them wale labelled aid on the Itith of December. lie *int to Coln- ;, esiiii he t . . ' • ' ' -"ey •oom• a "we. ()win; to the boisterous state of the weather we bare hod and Lit g three a ere. the Re v . Mr. Cotton 'mended then, the premises Goma d the crow bar wills which he broke open - " at an early hour in the morning, amid found them SO resigned, l e e d oor , " Harvey ' s Sauce." The Defentlarite were, from brooke to ascertaiii if the Prisnuer's story of where and which fitted the marks to the wood. They . ' art'cics both of Wheat and Oats, were on the 4401, I i 'III for expo • trine to time, its the habit of purchasing sauce loon he' got the cows was collect ; hut he could fiiid no that he felt au hesitation in administei sag the sacrament to aton that day, but ordinary was dull. Fite Hash y sup• also (Wind a quantity of wistslow buts anti other articles M IMIL yeses Mrs. Lazenby. They rent out satire made by such person at that place. Before he went to make . 1 e f iem. Soon after half past sev e n o' c l o ch D r . Gwinne, 'me the outside of the door, and carpenter's' tools, consisting of r yard. 1 themselves, labelled " Hervey', Fedi Sauce." l inquiry , he Sheriffs autl Mr Tomer the 11oder- Sheri Luis gave the Prisoner 6d. to get a pot of au the i • i i sauteed, saw., plants, hr. lw the amorist of 31. near the door, isi the ~ d abrtly afterwards proceeded to the press-yard. When' g uru its price. li i Pease aud Beaus there a au ea...tem. • climate' Ila de, ready to be carried IF tIOU, as . . s Peohaps from one to fifty gross were stet out-but beer, and desired him to wait there until lie cattle Use unitippy men asCroded the at affuld they were remark- ! - • ti * COAL MARKET, JANUARY 19. Ships at Market. Shim , Nam Hstse able clir v he could not s t a t e any specific number. back with the mousey. When he came back be Wm. Dimwit, a carpenter, proved th• lialla 111 be his pro. ally peniteut ; but die lad Knight &dared, that although he per's , . He lea 'tom ail mem the aos Ichene hin 9:r Col. 36 1 Newea e l l e found the Prisoner waiting, and he 'eked him if the had led a must dissolute and protimaie tife,lw was innoceut 7 Sunderland - tor witol i Cross-examined.-Tlie year after lie left the ts on hat Saturday storl.• wiwu he left off wto 's • cows were not "tot e m? this the 1 5 th - saner straitly de- of the crime fur which t ae was shout to suffer. After pray. " Ir. ' P erin ' •• - • • I Scotch (; Nat. t.l • .. 31.. ltd. to --a. 0.1. destrahl Deftedents, they became bankrupts; and, he be- ins a few moments on Me +scaffold, lie ejaculated-. I ant A Gentler:um residing in the 1.,,,. : .'.. ',sad Aland, that 1,.. I Eivo , maisced u. .. 33e. oil. lo „,, 4; g,,t, breed, had taut curried on the buisiners of oilmen tried, and still pe r s isted that he cut them from his ' o,,,eccat r I se , i isuce m ! y ou sae aw m oms ; ~,e , a „ff,,. r• premises kid hen, repeatedly 1 ehia 0 n Ala tit.. la.( thl yr smarm ..'lltlertill bell( far a to kid since. father-lit-law at Colnbrooke. 1‘ He then reeptested that a handkerchief might tat iit./1 over rimotha ; that a nionher of hams, tongues, sod other eat. --.,-........ -tit - c . otieteble, and took the Prisouer [before Sir Julio his eyes, a Inch !sting done. and all the nece-saary arrange- shies, weir taken from th e 13111.1, whit,' nos is (runt of his PIMA OF *TOOK! YESTERDAY. . where i 1 . 1 Benjamin Cox, medical bookseller and engraver, 4 • orde • i Gi bb on, who desired him to be conveyed to Bow- asco t, b e i ng complete, the fatal signal was given h y Ike R „ . house. 11e had removed it to thr hack, and accurtd the St. Thomas'asetreet. Borough, was arquaiiiie,entlan street. with new ' 3 per Ct. Hed..... 7812 1 Lottery Tickets 19/ Itt.. Mr. cotton, and the onfortotrate amlrfactors were pl un g e d 1 "11. 10 e holt., bat without r MI. t. The IJII lime rite 3 p er Cr , Ct (toes , ..niti 1 Hank 1.. Aura. 2O 3-56 , with Mesars. Milled mud Hardy. He did nut re- house was rubbed, a hole sufficiently large to aliltlii a nisi, Cross-examened by Mr. ARAD'S. into eterieriy, cu d died almost without a struggle. I 5- t 6 d'l collect at rikitig off labels iuscribed " Harvey's Fish wt.. made through the brick wall, and tyro y thing portable in _.78.k es • Was positive the direction given by the men was THE 111(411-sTREEY GANO.-11'Ite Growl Jiiry the kerlien ottani. 3 3 per uent......87it 88 1 Ex. Brlls, /.. 19 21 pr. ‘7lll. Sauer," In isi lor 1812. He did not kilo., what 1 :to a person named W e bb. coiiibroak,,. He di d f or th e comity _of Aleltleatix have returned true bide The Privolicr was fully committed tut trial. 4 per Cents. 9 6 / 111 Oinnium Iti pr. &lot,. hail becoult of the plate which Mailed and lanle 5 per Ct. N. Alin. 106,11 I COllll. liar Ace. 7Vgliii it is ,iii seta to him. About two years ago lie believed lie me take the troub l e inquiring at every door to against die 16 wretc h es who were lin the vetos-neee. oorra a' fill!! out the direction-be only made general in- house of Was/ey, Gh, Htgli-street, i lary-le-b me. OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT IN A FIT OF JEALOUSY. -- -•---- • - '----• A! rod II snack nil' obout 300 labels for " Hardy's Suter." 1 4Jor examining his ledger he found the following quirws. They will he toed to-morrow. The proareution m Yesterday a sal of persons suricaly filled this office, HIGH WATER '11415 DAY At LONINVII-BRIDGE. 1011101 Richard Barnett, a servant of (lie led willies% carried no by the panels. and tat noise awl (.mllll4lOl. eflawkl OKI lby gave intimation Marring 69 afire 3. 1 Evening 14 otter 6. tom II .. i f eiliry-- w Hallett and HartlV-slterong plate, NIA Sqlklll.4 Cl/ %IMO° labels." lie could out recollect what the alien, i tan Watt-nor did lie know whether the •J,OOO mentioned in the entry were struck hem all " I assisted its taking the Poisoner into custody, but am tektite him towards the public - house. be 'nude smote of rot skin, were exhibited akw days ago at nem A to escape, and Via, prevented. David Lucy wits headboruirgit of the parish and us soft as , the finest kid, mail yet appears strut A iota of nines, the upper leathers of which were or something extraorshisary loving occurred. A mot pro. .. -- .•:drils. - : - • • - •.oomisoiteiliirissasion - ....." -- nted himself before the Megistrate !Thomas EV.lllce, F.. 11. Linn caw , ;s w am am , p„ o h s e et , al see oak,. Ida. 527, seined himself of Leal;, Alcestis' • be lis Id to hie hand a brokess East Retlowd ; the leather is exceediogly entweitle kni f e, , . g • , j ste 3111 i ; Where Adveriturn• sots are reeeivreo. mot Learn and its a state of Vail, VIC aglielt!all be •flialr.i, that 0 ousut tiwy Iv vies, IN .11 I he had barn iiic ~. _ . . . .. . (pasi-pai.l) must .be addressera-C S . 'iIITHI, he. 1, t•I la • the plate hevitig "II trvey's Fish Sauce" on it. uuea 1,1 rii., places try a man named John cl eme „e. i„„, r,,„,,-,. WHITE, N a . In, good. Crass. crammed,- Ile behevtd that the urler for .I:Cre the Pitstiiier was attested. Ile bad the Pal- and firm. It took six skies to make the shoes, Hams, elm Julys a fish stun hi High•strest, Burs:ugh. Be- PuLlithee. • • , • ii . • r - \ . L - • . - 1- -. -... • . - .. . . . ............,..--...-.----iveseiseer - ' 7 " - . .4 . - --. • • --..-- . , . . -.......--- .....nr - . 74.... Nr..444-- -•- ' i. ...„,„ .. . - . - ~ .. ~......... . _ 1 1 0 1 fIA LAZENBY. Widow, IP. NALIATT aid HARDY. Mr. Scrms?r stated, that the Plaintiff in this cue was the proprietor soil vendor of an inside of Ininry, den ttttt hutted "Bonny's MA Saner," vehicle sees sold iu bottles (Inflow. sizes. and she com plained that the Defendants had fraudulently and deceitfully fixed on bottles of fiah-sauce, never unaufactured by her, labels imitating throw which she used, whereby she sustained considerable peen sitar, loss. Few articles were better known in the City of Loudon than " Harvey's Fish Soiree"— and he spoke emphatidilly of the City of Loudon. for he believed the praises of this celebrated sauce bath offers resounded through that hall. on emotions inflaitely more Idolising than the present. The Plaintiff; Mrs. Lazenby, was the sister-no-law of Mr. H y. the well.kuown inventor of this sauce. He was the owner of a house well-known tin the North rmid—and. being an excellent conk. bail brought this MUM to perfection—the secret o f ma puncturing which he imparted to the present Plaintiff, and to her alone, as a very considerable ;olefin's. She might at soy time leave sold it for 5,000 goitorteo, bet she preferred keeping it in her owl; hands. Mrs. Laaeuby reviled in Edward street, Portman-square, where, during the life of Mr. Harvey. she matiefectured and sold this sauce. The bottles were labelled " Harreg'a Sauce, for fish. gun.e, woks, 4.e.- prepared frees the original receipt, by Itlisobeih La:eith:/, N 0.6. Edward ..srfet, Porininn-srare. None is genrioe sinlrss signed by me." found :I consideralsle sale fur iier fish space, but It was tlitteuviartl that a great litany persons were selling n hat they called "liar tey'sSanee," with whom she uii account. The spurious saner !WA the name. but not the flavour of that ihr;i geniline—moil the sale of the inferior titf.cttd the credit of that iu which she dealt. a:.suped lia.efti;rllieftS 10 be published, in or der to put the publ.c on their guard, and to dm rover who were the persons who counterfeited her i.fiel—but the secret W:11• kept very quiet, until au aecitleist, of a remarkable nature, disclosed the au thorn of the fraud. A lad, 13 or 14 years of age, called nue cloy et Edward-street, and brought a ',umber of engraved labels, sin:i lar to those used by the Plaintiff; which he said he was directed to leave ,`sere. The Plaintiff looked at them, and inquired front whom they came I She was informed, that Mr. Cox, an engraver, had sent them. As Mr. Cox had never hero employed by her, the circumstance led to an inquiry. Cox was applied to, and it was discovered that the Defendants, who were dealers in pickles. Places, &c. and resided in this city, had employed him to print the labels in question, which varied very little from those used by Mrs. Lazenby. in Mr. Harvey's time. The Learned Gentleman would endeavour to prove the number of labels that had been printed, by which the Jury would he able to furtu *,:ne estimate or the trade that was carried on in this spurious sauce, anal of the loan which the Plaintiff oust in consequence base taiiied. He recollected that Mr. Cox, of Reading, -hod brosight two actions, in the Court of Excite •quer, against persons who had imitated the labels he affixed .o the bottles containnig his fish-rauce, in each of which he recovered—:and that leurned Gentleman confidently anticipttattil that the pr. : . sent action would be attended with a similar result. could out speak to the extent of damages which the case might demand—but lie trusttd the Jury would go to the outside of whatever might be proved. Ile then called Mr. Poiret!, an oilman, who stated, that the re ceipt posrriwird by the Plaintill was extremely vale. able. When be was in partneiship with his bro. ther, they sold of this sauce annually to the amount of between '240/. rod 250/. At present he sold tahout 701. worth per aiiiitun. The label of the Defendants was evidently an imitation of true of the _ Siiesvin watt. in the year 1812, exporting clerk to the Defendants. lie never saw any labels in their house like those exhibited to him. A per son of the name of iValtlax mad.: all the sauces fur the I)efetitlaids. Some of them were labelled " Harvey's Sauce." The Defendants were, from time to time, in the habit of purchasing sauce from Mrs. Lazenby. They sent out mince made by themselves, labelled " flarvey'a Fish Sauce." Pettiest' Irons one to fifty gro‘s uric sent out—but lie could not ante any aptcdic number. !'roes-examined.—'Tie year after lie left the Defendants, they became bankrupts ; and, lie be lieved, had out curried on the business of oilmen sitter. Benjamin Cox, medical bookseller and engraver, St. Thoinas'4-street, Borough, was acquainted with 31esros. Hallett mud Hardy. Ile did not re (“llret striking off labels inscribed " Harvey's Fist' Saucy," no NI lor 1812. He did not know what had becalm: of the plate which Ilallett and !family sent to him. About two years ago he belicaed lie 'track nil' about 300 labels for " Hardy's ti.itice." Oo examining his ledger he found the following Hallett and Hartle--sltering plate, Mid S!tlkile4 uii %IMO° labels." lie could nut recollect what die alteration WlN—nor did lie know whether the t.t,000 mentioned in the entry were struck hunt the plate havivg " ',trete' Fish Sauce" on it. Cruss.crauumcd,—lle behertd that the ur ler for STEALING COWS. Thomas Webb, aged '22, was indicted for stealing two cows, the property of the Right Honourable James Earl Waldegrase. Mr. ALLEY stated the case for the prosecution, as it was detailed in the following evidence :- 11Kempster stated, that he was cow-herd to Earl ‘‘'aldegrave, and lived on his Lordship's land at Twickenham. Ott the evening of the I.stit of December, at six o'clock, six cows were all vale its the meadow ; at ten minutes after six o'clock on the following morning, he discovered that tem of thew were gone. About two o'clock on the day they were missed he again saw the caws in the case of Richard Burnett. Edw. Merrick, a fanner, at Stanmore, said, that on the 16th of D e rcember, at eight o'clock in the morning, he saw the Prisoner driving two cows on the Stain/sore road. Witness asked the Prisoner where he was going ? he replied, to sell the cows, cad that the price was OW. Witness t.ffered him 191. fcr them, which, after a little lirsitution, he agreed to take. lie the-it desired the Poisoner to bike them to Mr. Stevcios's straw-yard. near where they happened to be. When they got into the pod. the man was asked where lie gut the cows ? He said lie got them from his father-to-law, Webb, at Colultrooke. Witness went on to Hontoslow. no business, and when he feint ned he found the Poi /011er in custody, at the Swan pablic.housr, at Stan. more. Samuel Stevens said, that the last witness, attend. ed by the Prisoner, brought two cow a into Isis str,w yairl on the 16th of December. He wild to Coln brooke to ascertain if the Prisoner's story of where he got the cows was collect ; hut he could find no such l'efs4/11 at that !dice.. Before he went to make this inquiry, he gave the Prisoner Gd. to get a pot of beer, and desired him to wait there until lie came back with the money. Where he came bark he found the Prisoner waiting, and he asked him if the cows were not stolen? this the Prisoner stoutly de nied, and still persisted that lie tot them froni his father-in-law at Colnbrooke. Witness sent fur a constable, and took the Prisoner [before Sir .loliti Gibbon, who desired him to be conveyed to Bow. street. Cross.exameneti by Mr. ARAMS. Was positive the direction given by the man was to a person named Webb, Collibrooke, Fle did not take the trouble of inquiring ut every door to find out the direction—he only made general in quiries. Richard Barnett, a servant of the last witness, assisted its taking the Poisoner into custody, but un taking him towards the public-house, he mode 1111 attempt to escape, and was prevented. David Lucy wits headborungli of the parish where the Pi holier was attested. Ile had the Pti. LORD ERSKINE. The marriage of this eminent Lawyer is not ges nerally known, although it took place so far bilk us October last, at Greta-Green. It is certain ti a: little notice of this remarkable event Lot yet ed in the public prints. In October his Lord.hip arrived ut Gretna, accompanied by Miss Ssrdli Buck, the present Lady Erskine, by whoni he kit had several children out of the pule of wedlock. He was dressed in fashionable female attire, with a Jorge. Leghorn bonnet and long veil. Ou the arrival of the officiating Priest of the Temple of Hymen, ins Lordship threw off his dress. and appeared io Arid personal, and the usual ceremot.y bring ge n ie through, the parties were declared man and aife! His Lordship again put on lob female ves•menis„ and was on the point of taking Ills departure when Iris sou. the Hun. Thomas E.aikitie, made his sp. pearsuce in a chaise and four; hot the knot was tied, mid shortly after the new married couple dune off. The bride is about 35 'ears old—the Noble bridegroom nearly 70. The object of this vet) vs unordinary step is said to be for the pawpaw of le. galising the children of this conoesion, who, ac cording to StOttiblilaW, Cease to be illrgitiniste or, the marringe of their parrots at any time.—( Bin. mirrgltam Garette.) A General Court of Guardians ens held on Mon dry se'imight, at Norwich, to . flx the mulct for the ensuing garter, when it appeared that the expendi ture of the lust exceeded the receipts by upwanis of 1,2001. and we urn to state, so oupromiiiii% is the appearance of the Manufactory, that ti be /lime a s.thieet of discussion, whether 6.0001. or 7,000!. would be required to meet the wants of the next three months, mid discharge the debt incur. red by the past deficiency. Mr. ATUow attrihuted the increase of the burden of the City to the• vast number of Sessions Orders; but Alderman Joao ilaavre tleciated the mantifactiory to hr rum % ,:y unfavourable condition. and ,xpretwrit his °wawa that we must In.•k forward to a will forth.. riec .iie in the trade, which had lati ( ly been print- , pally Pur ported by the dement] for one pariiclitar 'omit! (crape, of course, he alluded to) ; lie therefore pro posed 7,000/. all a requisite supply. Mr. E. TAY• LOR urged the necessity of employing iu the ma nuflictury the inh.ibitinits of the city, iu p►tfrreace to tho►e who did not belong to it, ei•atiog.that dur ing the late demand for hands, it lied heels ayes ten) of policy in the tuwus and liondrvaie of the county to dispatch poor to Norwich. is mast that they might gum settlements there. The Mss lurid increase of our population, which had thence ensued, was liricoin roc's rill. Mr. AM. 1301.INCBILOKE col.siduril 6.11101. would b St.! ll -. cient to meet the rxven•es of the quArter, and ti.:4 amendment was carried on a divisio , i. The mulct was 4,0001. LumentAle, refore,i, 1 r additional burden we have now to bear !—(Norrcocti Paper.) CORN AXCHANGE. JANUARY 13. Owing to the hointerons attic of the wrathrr we have hut nu (teals arrivals since Monday ; the few 'Alta made articles, both of Wheat and Oats, were on the sun. t as on that day, but ordinary was dull. Flux Rai I. v aup• rurts its price. 111 Pease and Beaus there auu au. .attar. COAL MARKET, -JANUARY 19 Ships at Alai kt t. Ship. tinlel Y. o e 3t Newcastle 7 Sunderland 1 Scold. coat. I Eliot Maiw CORI 11... 335. 0.1. 140 ....411- &I. PRICII OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Red 7812 I Lottery Tickrts 19/ to. 3 per Ct. Cowi. Mil I Bank 1. A 1111. 21.1 3-16 7 1 4 I 5.16 3 1 Per Cent......87it 88 Ex. Bill., 19 21 pr. 4 per Cents 96U I Orunium Iti Pr -5 per Ct. N. Ann. i 06,11 I COlll. fur Ail.. 79111/51 HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDIMARIDGE. Alorusag 69 af►rr 3. I Greail►K 14 Ow •. LONDON: Prssited au,. Psisllisbeta Is OK hire.. N. ill, ?Maud ; where Adverstonn- ids air receivru. asi Irttess (poss-pai6l) must be a,l4resst.l.—C StIITH, N.. I. Clement'. Ins, rriotrr —J. WHITE, Na. Ilf, PuLl.ther.