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f iARJUNG SC D Ito Coentoit t ew o • Mini on We At 4 Viet l'fffilltrelts On a when L.rtl Bra Ifdn X ansig..lollll. es Eng b eireled I fitoorary ; ea with the Society 1 t e‘lobition, which at I .. and at snit! can-. ..A - • •e About o hundred 1 G ai t Ririe. On ' As Xi s . 4 . glifdlth being Oft ,A, 1ij 0 ..." ID tl at I f hi.ooh. 'The hi i N oce ‘ .l Wales woe ;lit nyturoinly drank ti r or. sprit, W ife " % o bole tenon jni ite.l i .1 Tim Duke of R. ehi • e,. Rm. John Foster, " ' , t ie n.st ,:iteii—tli 1 41 ois rt cPlted with th rr pry merits oti ita•t I r . knunicit Ow nit, !of the Show 1 ord .....1 Pr. I%s Earls of Meath ea/ g ipt., Brut/ .rJ, 11 Br pn,tietww, Ho orbit' Thai h. Him too so flows Glearl art: D i n, e r litho Crodoe. et yi p ., doe. V P. 1)c Dow, Es% Isiv r Br t I ao Ire IS d. Modirlr M S bale, Eag M. P. Ho M' 101.3L0 , Dickson, SI r of Illsou. Contest, Color sof bora Lee*, Eat. M , 0 16.w1i9, rotor sod 1 li m i er , Grwnow r Plait 6 t i sIDAY..-. ri is d of r u 'y datum' claiwes of 14 Nara, pr0rr...411 IS hens Fw Sus Catik-Roge Robert Nt Grow:, Ea 1! Robert Couleur ottolkd 3 Mee fag W %ALI), EN rte . F o rudiott owned S r e ... Em. J. SoShoroe, E wed For Wool-Sla W. Bi R. Johirstasjso Es lier Morres.lassit Clow l al *Crates .4 it Vertrite--fIos.TIMIS he . two •e, Ewa. tii . Si fIiaDAY.-4 • dined together 111,, v usu4l tors.ls o the h, Other "allots was V , toe hit Lo'lllllll low a w Wow earulrrreta mei IfPIP 1 , The several Ai uirl 4 '• • Chair, the miter :tie dtohy Iheodent with 'heir It I. lined the Lila' ing t s AS fa, bit eiall loon be tot fide list before our 1 ri I% NE a 1.101 34 !h m. , Owl. Bed loot. halo fii„ t /go. Net. al loo; 1 AL Ire olat o toirles lore floss.-haw 1111 , e : li o ea s en. I* 1 a 1 iliwww • mat of . • Di. api 41, toi 1 jee Cuoro-Nimi . . . erber flieruganoed us as% Este Ace • Ilsibeitivol ao cin liewomeo. deco Jew Lewis, Ea , Lon term' is, coo , Geer efted o Ewa hen led bah, orit. Batas Wal t none. 00 1101101 WMO Us rug SO saw Ceasfr Earl Se grease at MS Thomas Go' • hr Shit brio Itnag, ba oriewbeer lis. sod witote so u. Ow euelleute • I t 0 taw bails ao.l ton aid AS! ewe old eset, sr 14 Is. Lali , s NEI 1 , mouser- IS Best lurg. Ler ;five .1 a n _lh, o o hist, J dads at & • ... alts ead, tol ho -. , our mid Aller cow W hair • t lllll O l . c. r D a Nose med am S. ei ft .„.; i if Ms pdel 0 1 . 1 0 .. . Sail s 3 proof eistioi Gus to . assage, I 10 illeol. m Junng Is 16. Lilt, es 0 storrea 4 ° Now,a. i Saw int Souk 9 yrs.& leek Mau, SL I Wm iko ..._f l ooool, mil Lvd! ..6,3, 1•11, II it-Cart e i d. L Lobk oni. Comet's, '-•r. ars o w, I . o wl gra. 14 . 10 . Rd J. m o , 9 . " 141 / 1 0 1 / 1 136, i . R e/ t I v. car. FIZIPI me. 0 5 il l 66, a p eIS, is fur*. LI " Mart, H a. Ile .eta wo ow, l a ;orkst, II Was Boothe, Mr. ir 4 °, ° ,l it Infra sod Msl• " - "ntee Neu Flo s Mass btu suoimia t a • dr Gower . C"' • 4 ?es ola 7 ' - No et Nicer. Ss b„ , Olos si i 'volt, Hi .: Pfulf, s ,l s j, i I mewl: 1 - 4 L bitter, ti W. Fa" ~._° the Ma t ba tau Ma. ""lb_ , ...-1.40 4 i .0 ref, li , ',.___•'** rare ero r,, L.'4** '''''"* ol l, Wet :tea, Mrs tr . sewelki ' but Weer of is ale, AIL Ilk ifeioi n d . p awe. ma- — het efthiss. I awbes. 4 P ° ski. RA is mum. S Asmara., Isms , Mile St. 1414 ems 01 WV 70 ,2", owe lie„ill. Leila of Lose , . _ft , e Ear am (sinew. 6 """Vilidnio Edmund rt.4l semi 6114 4 Ti0;,,7,,, laccior, own Its if to, „, SOCIETY OF IRELAND. lin* I T • • , ee or , hi. gr•-at mos astitutina w et i..miat , their Rooms ; the o.seit E-q. io the Chair ; )ford m od his tne lbw. Major Elieli,.. visitor., WPM unamition.ly , ry Mensisers and invited to. dine , Time Prise Cottle and Sheep for 'Melt are very unissermis, were iodic*. Ind stationed in the Society's yard.-- Ired Members dined together in the On the cloth being drawn, and the trig drank, %Ir. Spr.iy sang " God in that iniiiressvratyle so peculiar. The health of His Royal Highness the vow then give.. from the Chair, and ik with three times three; on whi-li .• Kale Britannic.," in which the me d in the tnostaiiiiiiating chorus.— ehmond„ as Patron ► end the Right /otter, as l'resideut of the Society, ren —thrum, the Dukeitf Bedford, which nth those plaudits to which Init exein iii.tly , in. • ..... neruus company assembled in Ica Iltootng *Tr." — froth, Farnham, Clancarty—Lords "Nor. Joeelyu, Kaoline, Cloobrcrk— Non. and R..v. Ch;rles Trench, Roo. Hen. W Trench, Hna. nue. Porkeishato. iGltsd.swe Nevieorneis, Bart., Sir W. Cufe, :ractoek, Sir Thomas Pinky, Bart., Owen Mau Hawke, Rev C. C Bei. 'ford, C. Browne, Major Crimea, Rev. J. Syro , s, ;, Robert St. George. Esq. Robert La .. Robert Shaw, Esq. M P. H. Dickson, "Dtcksoo, Mich. Burke, Gas Messrs. Needhams, -• Cutnuel Bottershy. John Mausfield, Esq. MWIS. Ilut , eyburre, losiburite, Rich. and jno,or, Buckley, Sterile, Tighe, juo. Harvey. Daniel, Keating, ere. is day the following judges of the o f Stuck, having been previously .rd to the 11.801Ary.r of their duty :- --aster Scatty, Eaq George Robsosou, E.q. Grum. Esq woollen Sheep—J. P. Garnett, Eaq. J. Murphy, Esq wooited Sheep—Lord Bradfued, Robert Exeter, iiskovrae, Eaq. . Burke, woolstapler, J. Fennel, Esq.. Las. (Citionruek, Sir Wheeler Cafe, Hart. Mo. .11us. Peckeulume, Wm. Joon, FAq Moo. fur more numerous company th,s .lay ; lifter which, itin..ng the toe hr-.hit of Lord fir.irloril mid tl e oar own from the Chair ; or, *lnch , o•• 4'd returued thanks for the ho ' oyou them, m a short but nest Asdjudieationa were now read from the respective Judges attending the Vice ' their ntinute.booka. We have rib ...ring account of the Prises adjorls_ roou be able to lay a full and cow • our re okra. N EAT CATTLE. SONO BULLS. Agreed bee!, t yr. old. IM. Wartysie of .1. st. Stie T. G. Neereoarro--Six modulate,. I %Like T. 0. lireerresee. Next, sl. Major ;re esodideiee. ISL Timor Gain, Vag. Next, 7t. No , A. Sir T. G Narcoses,. Nast, sat Ms. n—Niar ealotailatts. cornea 40 cues gratis is 11711/Sir. sal. Thomas • &assail, 301. Third, sol.—Nu o cost gratis is Lesueter set. Sir T. G. *soma, anl. Slssjsr Crams. , se, Eat^ is canostatea_ _ cues gratis is Curseslit, sot Mows Seesed, 301. K. Berioussei, Esq. Thud, !shun, Lag —Fuer candidates. roes grail is Mew Oar, 5 , 4. Ilisrses Saud, 301. tVillasso Mulluy. Third, -.l(i.h.g, Lig -.Tires* modulates Ler. horsed bull treeing served v. cows grr A 'hour isperiursl) as a lure *all h prore4 by rugger'te sr his get, prorisced at ohs show, vi: au.l two eggs, sr heifils, set kw Mau use i such, 3.1 Sir Theresas Negeoames. LONG•111111RINCO •ND COWS. Lorsord herder. $ )r. old, *IA C. P. Nest, 31. Kew Metros--Serer candidates. tot. C P. Doric. Nest, 51. LIP Ma . essiadass. heifer, yrs std. $3l. Rev. Dees Bourke. P. Dups.—Wow earedidres. • Ira old, 131. Thome, Sloss. ?iris, 71. bps QUI, est lir T. Newcombe:h. Ness, 1 01. GuillitA•Faser esadAstes. SINPUT. UMW ED, AN D POLLED CATTLE. IC: Li. ,Ere yr Earl Farnham, N. De ,Y. TM.Mstuteg, ditto-Three moll, tel Rev. Dean Bee'eke. 11.)!Jer. • a A. N. &Ilan, Hereford -.-Fughe vas- la R. Dexter. North Devoe. Nett, &NSlow, ism --Two eaodiAsts. !Id, SA Thema' Robotism; Hohiersoos. Davoc.—Six nuolosotts. Is. 0110<T- , troLuss ifaFERI AND COWS. r old, It. T. J. Roo', Doom. Rea, 51 lloyoct, Henterd...44lo rasdidates. dd. tot. Early( Version. N. be. , *a. Next, hovehr, H.D4ortmor.—.peer csadotaseo • hater. s yrs. OY , Isl. St T. bowsaw°, S. A. W. Rebell, Herefortl.—Sut old. Isl. A. N. Resta, ditto Next, datum. eul. lei. Themes Guist, Devoe,. Neat, bett er , Der tra...—.Fotte caw:lactates. • , t Pew bolls, cola Deau Banta, Hot- . coos or heifers, tbe Reld orolol. IR T. loothonwe —Teo eaortolotoo. STEERS «r! asr old. tot. A. M. Rol leiti. J. Thug's& Going. Irog-Ironiod. dd. IQ Thome Georg, less-Sornra Nina, Derro•—•Tbroc cordasor SHEEP. aims so-wooLLso. 1114 M S tehear. sok R.cliara Lloyd, Now Lororotor. wrc►ard talky, ilitro.—Sores caorlitkoes e". Toi Th, firs& ohms New, luL —Four as Blues. " IN Csalissso Wooled Zoom. The gold %yam, doe.— roe eastbdotos. soossoso woos.s.o EW CS. 16. 1 14 111. goo ober, 2oL Z Liry4. date. Neat, lot Sir Thomas Neweasen, slato.—Stz coai• date* .22. Ditto, too shear, 701. R. Lloyd, ditto. Nest, tot. R 064 Mahon, ditto —Two eandotates. 113. Best ewe, the bid uncial, It. Lloyd, candi date,. CLOTHI NG WOOLLTD. RAMS. 34. Best ram, one a►ear, spa. Owen Wlnue, S. Down. Next, 101. Rev James Sym.s, ditto.—tour caudhdw n. 33. Ditto, two shear nr upwards, gal. K. s. James Spars, ditto. Next, lul. Marquis of Sligo, ditto-Four candldsica. 36 Best of the Prise clothing woolled rams. The gold medal, *it he CLOTIIING-WOOLLED EWES. _ _ 37. Best pen of five ewes. one shear, 201. Owen Wyman, dant,. Next, tul. Marquis of Sligo, ditto.—Three candidates 311. Best pea of fire ewes, two shear, 201. Owen Wynne, ditto. Next, tul. Idarqois of Sligo, ditto —Three candidates. .19. Best ewes, the gold medal, Owea ‘r)sioe. ditto =Threw Candidates. M. RING SHEEP—RAMS. an. Est ram Sol. U.rn Wynne. !kler ..... . Second, sal. Rear P: Roller, ditto. Tlii;d, lul. Tunisia lieriy, dittu.—Twv, Candidates. EW ES. 41 Best pen of three cover, ;;;I; Re►. R. llntler, 3lerino. Seetn,d. S)nsta, ditto. 2ul. Once Wynne-I'6nm Candidates. wool -45. Best combing V , oOleti ram's Reece tot Richard Lloyd, New Leicester. Next, 51. Run 31zilion, ci—ruse Candidates. 46. Best clothing-tenoned ilo. tul. Rev. J. fumes, S. Down. Next, sl. Ores Wynne, du —Three Caiidslates 47. Best Merino ram's tierce, int. Owes Wyune, Merino. Neat, 51. Nu Claimant. HORSES —STALUONS. N. Best draft mallow", hosing entered gratis 70 mares in the Psui ince of Ulster, lout Osen Wyoue, Suffolk Pouch. Next, 501. No Claimant. 49. Do do in La ulster, tool. Jailors Lovris, do. Next, Owen Wynne. do —Two Caudidaies. SO , Do. is Connaught, Riot. Owen *I yunrolu. Next, 501. ho Claimant. St. Do do. in Wooster, tool. Thomas Stow!, ditto. Next, gut. Was Junes, Black Lricester.-1 wu candidates. St. Best of the prise draft staiisoutt, the gold lords,. h.... Lens., Suffulk Pouch. lOf the best inellinu, not ex reeding t. baud, hip, a piece of plate or Sul. John Bodkin. A. the object of thin Society in off, ring this pre mium is to recover, if possible. that active. low, strong-legged horse.for which Ireland was formerly celebrated, at.d which was adapted to the army, the road, and to the geLer..l purposes of the country. nn nue will be takrn into consideration which shall not be prov,d, 111 the most satisfactory manlier, to Ise thOrOFlgh Cd. sod which shall not excel in s•reli K tb, et minetry, and action, in all hi, move ments. 7b. yu.lges wili .iccordingly be instructed to withhold this premium, unless a very perfect mai. mai shall be peodut ed. SWINE -BOARS . Class s For the beat boor, am amastda old, sad out tarred- lag uue year. nil G. Reboseue. Neat, M. J. Wade esudidates. SS. Du two ”ars'old :-1. 3 Weis. Nest, M. M. Doles— Tem Calodidates Lb. U.. tree years old. No Oatmeal se. Bat of she pros beers—The rarer Riedel, 3. Wade. sows. :7. Best wry me yaw. Ned it eartediug two years old, •tal J. Wade. Nest, M. Daiwa Three Clod.- is. Ditto, wit mew/eft three Teals old. id. S. Dickson. Feat, $1 t tialtwastb...-Tiro esailaasus. &a nest al he prise She maker Nadal, J. Wele.—Tw • • SATueD4.....Teti, morning, the cattle, NMI. a=id sheep, that obtained prises, were exhibited in the centre of the yard.decoratted with their trophies o: sup-riot' excellence. At noon an exteneive sale of Rewl.inspiiteil .11eritio sheep, both ewes and lambs, took place; about 250 were sold to the fol. forr.nx, among other purchasers :—Lord Lisinore. Lord Collie, Lu=d 'l.ii.c4rty, Hon. J. Butler, Owen IVvosie. Rober. Shaw, George Grierson, Ewe. IBA the Rev. Dr. Butler.—The business of the F■runing Society closed this evening, after mans fe-bug the great and increasing advantages which the agricultural interests of Ireland art daily dc rim g flout this laudable Institution. BALLI.VASLOE. OCT. 5. Yesterday the Earl of Clancarty. Regarding to annuli custom, threw open his extensive park at iroally, for the reception of the various flocks of Sheep that compose this celebrated a..d estemive mart. By -un-rise nearly a hundred thousand head of Sheep, by the skill and activity of Irish shep herds, were variously arranged in their respective columns (without the division of a single hurdle), forming by their disposition and surrounding scenery, one of the mo-t picturesque sod grou t, iiig national spectacles that could possibly be coo. ceit.ed. The continued fineries, of the weather added nt•tch to the geueral effect—full 44,000 Sheep were sold in the early part of the day ; to the afternoon the prices began to decline, and this morning the best M'ethers sold from 31. to :11. 13s. per head, sod the sales were slack at these reduced prices. The following is a correct return of the Sales. Number of Sueep. sold and unsold, at Ball.misloe Fair, ith arid srli October, IN Io. Sind 66,610 l'usuid giptes Tidal, Oct. s, tito. THOM.ts Castoa►. la-morrow the 140.54.! Fair COMBISIICOCtI. 6111 Monday that at the Neat Cattle. A few evenings Dime, Mr. H. BIRD. of Royal Hill. Greeuwttrtt, 111116 slop! about 10 o'clock in the event's, osi the new Bridge over the canal in the Kent Road. by a single footpad, who, presentiuz a 0,01 to his head, demanded his property, when Mr. Hato gave hint a silver hautiog watch, a pair of lithe{ m o unted spectacles, and ton shilling , an sil ver. with which the villain got clear off. Oa Saturday se'unight, a butcher, in Pip-well gate, Gateshead. who had teen information to the press-gml of a neighbour wbo had been at sea, woo %try roughly treated by the populace. We ander staid that the latter had some time ago assisted the butcher by the loan of a cousideralde sum of mosey, and his hawing lately asked him to pay it, had in duced the butcher to lodge toe infornestion. The sneinkty, Ared with nidignation at such coodoct, tossed ins moat about the street*. compelled him to leave his shop, and and such striking argoinenta on the tinpropr.cly of ms conduct, as left costing imprtswou on the canoes of Mr. Cleaner. POLICE. Rao How• mouse, OCT. Is. beet Cap, was brought tip under a charge of haslag forged also stguatures to forest,. Custosa• house documents, for the purport! of trans:Wenn) , 01444i:us union. A Solicitor attended on the part of the proseentios, who dieted, that the Prisourr had committed the forgery t 0... platatil of radar the follows.% circumstances ,—Goods, in tendert to he exported, tut tile paspwir of obtaining a draw back, tree always warehoused in the kin's arises—when • raerchautpri.leit to hare soy of his roods, which were thus se. wed, sliipped for a foreign port, be thew tip a schedule, specifying the particular items, which was handed to an Offi cer in the Customs, denominated • Searcher, who took ear? that no othir goods were delivered Irma the warehouse, het, those specifically statelartd hiving aseertaired the fact, be saluted his initials to the Schedule, which he delivered aloft with the *owls into the bands of another Officer, terirod • Piazza-mum (so called from his attending the Searcher's of tee, which is staler the Plasss in the ('ustum-itione), whose duty it was to see th. Goods conveyed on board the werel nienthutel in the iiistrumeist—cood the tideiratter stationed n.l hoard snarl/asset, uu the receipt of t he mercbatidne, sign ed a docuisteut, ' , within for the goods having bate regularly receitid on boned. The Pins:a-man barter regularly tender ed then , ' tee papery, the use subscribed by the Settreber, the other by the idea mire, at liar proper OfSeen t the Cust o m. house, he well entitled to restive the awn' of is lid. for every day, and 2s td. fur every night, while the goads were is his restudy. He (the Solicitor) would prove, that the Prisoner Lad obtained, on the t Ale ofJuly last, the Seal of ter. 13d. by prewatisg two papers wills forged sigoaticree—sethith, he thought, wouiel sobrisoliste the t barge of felony. Lewis Donal, a searcher in the Custom house, corroborated the statement of the Solicitor as to his duty—and proved that the initials " L.. D " at the humus of a popes' porport ing to contain au account of Lobate, of ponds, to be shipped us hosed the Medway, were nut his hand writing. He did not recollect any transaction of On hiod Laving taken plan at the time specified on the instrument. Thomas 'firmer. ILL tule-watter who wee ow bawd tbe Medway gm the loth of July, did nut recollect to bake of p ro d. h em , shipp e d. H e cool.) not, bowescr, positively sires, that the bond-writing at the bunion of the paper pre sent, d to tom rams not Lo. Hr.At.t.et•, olio attended nn the pet of the retioaer, observed, that' as the hoot 'listen. e.0i1 , 1 not paaitivel) swear that his soitaature bad been forged, and as it did net appear In be absolatrly IKTlmilry, a proennng plyinent, that the searcher's warrant slonitti he produced, it struck hi. that no eltaeze whatever was substantiate.' arrunit the Primmer. -• The 'Z'LICITeII stun!. that, erfore pay' meet meld be ele. Memel, three rat nu absolute uecessily I. produce bieeh tbe teachers. Mr A crew then contended, that, at all events, the Pri mner's crime die not 111110111.1 to felony—and he drieeeded of the Subeditr on what statute he grounded his assumption of kern Tire Sot.totton answered, that, In his opinion, the gd of Geo. 11. folly bore Isam eat is his allegatme, that Act, amidst fumy oditr canmeratioas of documests, to the counterfeiting of whirls felony would attach, specified " ri ceipts for pods:" which specificatiets, be thought, fully met the cirennentances of the prevem cam Mr. ALLEY sissecelled 'utterly from this yobbo's. ide conteedr4 that the forgery of "receipts fer geode Broiled is the Act, refereed to rams is which goods wore really sad esnaditio delis ered--ia which snag. IS. forgery of a receipt might he made the mesas of (reeding psysnes‘ Ike, in tin present instsece, the co halm ape& nestiessil in the is isiussaila sever were dclivesened. In beet, never existed. Thewhuls was a mere ficiioe—ssil theirinse simply amoosl to. fraud, in receiving mosey seam hiss presences. The Loam Mar on Celendled is the *mow. The SOLICITOR tat ed, that his peat object WWI to have the Prisoner committed. Mr. A Lt.r.v claimed it as a right, that, as dee *Amigos part of the charge bad horn door away, the Primmer etterald, if Itedmired it. be admitted to ba.l. _ _ The parties were taco buuud over to prawns!, tar time hard. and tb- Prisoner latiy,of Pore, oir owing due no tice, be admitted to bail. Fee, other poromm i vOw H. Marc hared 6i6nf, Georre Nartom and Jogs Hales, were brought op oo charges ail arms lar des;riptios, which wore decided in lbe same unmoor. cUI , OCT. 111: Mg Taylor wag dimmed by Ines of deg Ilarshal. MO, .ith haring two large bladders of &emu gin is his Polueliaintli which be could mot properly seemed for. The Yarshal-mas haled, that about eight o'clock last evening he perceived the Presager cossimg dove Imag.hinie, with a basket on bps head ; he accosted him, and inquired what its commits were The Prisoner answered, Nothing " Ha took hiss sod the IMAM iota a public. house, and oil es staining it foiled the hiniblars. . . The ilViesese am bis Mean said, that a man met his ia Ildbore, and stand his to carry the basket to Teatime bar, where he would apse. own his, sad pay him • shilling fur his Leslie, It appeared sheathe Prisoser had been a wadi ng's fa It Lake's perish The Worthy Alderman (C. Slime), after a midabbt re penned, directed that he should be duibargad, sod the blear retaa..ed. Abr. Reliwee, the prepriebess of the Aged Ina, Angel. street, was essommed by her has bar-said sad chamber. maid, to recover the .seams el her wages mid perignsites. The Complaisant stated, that she hind with the Defeo& sot :as bar maid, and was to halm i a genes" per YOGIS ; she was to that situation sit weeks awl ire days, when the chamber-maid was tallies ill ; after which she had doer her work fur sin weeks sad three dem. The chamber- maid had not as, wages; bat eat of her perquisites paid uol. a-year to &aught r senast : darn' the time she had acted as such, the pet 121. 135 into the till appropriated tor that purpose.— She bad I'. etiVed el. jo. from the Defeatism; she sow fon teockd for ha share of the peresisitos The Defeedasa elated, that she had paid the C.osaplaisast all the wages that she was retitled to; that a Gentleman who had bees ill in the house had ghee the Complaisant a WEN vane alas id •hach she (the Decadent) stopped from her, also es 6d fur a paiseeglass with hod bees broke". windy added to the M. ys. she paid her, assented to more thee a ginner 's ways. Sin was not retitled to the ehaosheempaiirs perquisites, for she had sot dome the duty, she did as lake care Mahe lien, lad brushes, sasd, soap, water-jay and bents, which were aN dose by a regular rhamber.oes..l be sides, she was se mach iodised to a leader passion foi the other an that she was obliged to discharge her. The worthy Ofsestrate isterrepted the Defeedsot, and told her that • stakesseat of that nature was yule foreign freas the 'object. The Ciemplainast is reply said, therms was gins to her by a Goodman alio bad Imes deepreoslyill is the bore ; for more thee • fortnight she attesidellhim, aad ease sat ma with him alit beer o'clock is the Et rang : be aim pee her fear 'batboy, which she pet iu the 61. The reams Irby she did use percimot the articles emmtieeed by the Deleadeet was, that ease of them were wasted, a seliciast supply being beam kb by the cfsambreamaid she marereded. As as the Zap made 'lty the Dam'ii u be make peid•• kr wee r it was fain, she bed • toile, . 0 sat "Me amid prove het moiled 1.4 hem ;wren ; amid the Inefeednat • chamber d het ke dues Imes from bin lam plays. Tbo sem des to her es his share (rams the merry tbat lied bees put int. the Ull, ins .21 Ike 'lf be Defendaut seed. 'he hod time kart* sermets at Ma tune she discharged Me Ceaspist=...euf whom abs ttoooported, sad the Wier two sits 1 he worthy Alderman Aborted, be was Item e tomes of the appear/4a of the Dalsodisea Meek lbw such a brtgint 4 pasties as oak as occasion ; N rathemd he se • lent With he former eirmat. It is. hie Irish et de geniis Se bath parties ; be meesioad the rem .as the progeny of Cemptaimm, es &jag nmerd $m her attests= at slick Gm ; dams. i he bed lemmifswee • mean mimed se • nook, meesese, Mitch he amid me have dme If be theeght it week be tereidend by the beans of tbs lie as bet !elo pers, ; he tbstelkot recommended I. the Delheisst apeJ what he thought remembet se bud; wk. a IA ed, .bah was rosesetett to by Ms Detiesdast after Medi heetatoos Tbe wank &Wiens thiamin... mewled S. ebe CAsorkia ass, law la a eery patty v., t• gat • piece as sees es Delkolsor, rather wowed, sa.d, iM sli , eld arm get a /We; .. • 4ach the t I...maesuisol curtsied, std assi e " Tbaa *II is daps* of Tea." FRENVH PitMONERt 1011, a Mr. Adam, of the Trawspari• Offire, lately received private Informanua that three French I officer., on the parole .41 Lichfield were about to stake their escape t. sod were to be wonted by an Englishman The infuratatiem wee so very porticalmr, that it even attest'. rd the boast they were to COMM to is Loader; sad the tine they were expected to er rise, which wee last Monday might ; at wh.ch time Mr. 'Adam, attended by Wood, the Measeoger belonging to the Abet Office, and meveree PulierOdirers, emit to a hoses in Lensomstreet,Goodulast's Field*, the house described is the infornmatioa, where Mr. Adam, and Wood the Streamer, gained e ebullience, leaving the Police.Offeem ce , s the eat aide, with instructions not to suffer say maw to aware who who cause out of the hoase Mr Adam, and Wood the Mee. wager, remained is the house some time, eoaveniag with Ihe Landlord, 'wader a pretence of his prowess( thew • to,Osteud. After owe time, they heard some unmet " s j "creation tot au adjoining room, mutt they had ito doubt bet they were Foreigners, but could not dietiagaimh what they said. Abele this time a mail 'cot out of the horse, who proved to he the Freachmen's guide ; but as sums as he pt • outside the dour, observing the Poliee.Officers waiting about in the front of the house, he snipe:tot they weieeleseutered, and instantly returned into the house, pee the Frenchnseu ter understand his mespiciore, and they all instaltly rushed out of She house, and were thee seised by the Police.olfi:ere at the door. They were thou taken before Adolot.olla later rogoted. The Frenchnieu proved to be Colonel Bettis, Livid - Colonel Weikel, and Lieutenant Malin. The &Wideness said he rave was Henry Procter, and mkeiewledge4 thit he had assisted the Olken in their escape frovi Lichfield. Mr. Adam cautioned him agairst eriminating hitneeK sad hemmed him of the heavy punishment that awaited hie n, is ease of hi being (wad guilty of assisting arteries* of wee to .the their escape. Proctor, however, per Meted in gitiog as actment of los couduct, which be did is the most candid masses, and his narrative preyed very affectiug Ile waled, that he west to Franca very wen, fur his ethicatioa, and raiweed there a relation awe of the Wiens ; they were made pewees; and remained confined fur a considerable time, mid made their escape to his oat ,ec country by thew 'teepee of one of the Offacms ; and be pledged loweed, on hie wine in Beglasid, to we cirri endeavour to his power, he return, {Defect the wraps of his friend's Itradter, is doe sod pr cure his return to France; and he bread himself Woad to purest the vended by every t e of lonian* sad friendship —Ow wart Yin hie, era r ita,k Soles vow tumid, ethic's belonged to the Mares., se4 rapers elliet, ewe roboreteel the suspicious list they had e.ense hue Lich iiehi. They were all *reared, sad taken to Tothillffehls itrieleereil; and sus Wednesday aticrauu• they weer fully watered Wore Me. READ, at the litow-street Police-Offee, when pot-buy who dross them, end several ether witrinews, were probated, to prove their ccosieg from Lichfield impoliee, end that P-nctrr was the manages; man. They were all remanded( to Tuthill-fields Bedewed". The Off motive to be sent os heard the woomehip at Chatham; reed Pewter will he tried fee eiebilag them in their escape. fietes•naxi— ESCAPE OF ROBERTS Jams Led,, the person in cu .lady su auspisiass of hew log bees emateennel in proctoring the key far Re'idess, maws of which he escaped, was spits brought op s when Mr. B *needed oil ens behalf, sad rorteasted, that there was Its charge neatest it. wheelie would wombat hie being larger detained is custody; .end that the eldest any tried ought to be these would be, to had him wet es pen ',ldeate against Folkned, who was talky consinemal hp the Lord Mayor so Wednesday. The Magistrate sereiiime to propeattion, ► he was admitted to bail, himself Is lemma andi flier widen is sod web- Cooper sad BL., ..re lbw other two, were dawharred. It appeals that daring the Gael weinWariee of NiNittm Polkaed before the Lord Mayer ee Wedelemiley,• hey, grid maw the welt of Cohtbeth loads was prodered„ end immediately recollected by BrsslLUt , me Woe the key which he had made to order of Busby end Ifirnain womilocted that it was the key he moved Iva ihosedheat and delivered to Euthard. On Saturday a saved wirer!, erobsieiotr Dank. woes to the amount of 4001. was sent by Mr. GREENWOOD, of Reading. tat one Si the coaci.es of that town. After the arrival of 'the crutch in trim duo. on the parcel bring conveyed to the - 1 1- 7 44:w it was 1111,01111111001 itlet. Upon discov►ry of, which, Mr. Moons. une of the 1.10 .tierbrit tartly, and in the twos• handsome 'loaner, nth rod to pity the whole of the loss to the owner, contrary to the practise of Coach-roe/ne ws. flee parcet„ . howeeer, was found by an lioue,t buy, who retained it to the owner; ■od Mr. Moony rew■rdcd Lion, very liberally with elOl. Extract ot a letter dated Ramagate„ Our. 17 : An unfortunate accident happeind yesterday (Tuesday) at Ha:nag/de :—As the Pier Artallery Volunteers were Bring their 3ti•peendens in holm*, of Lord Welhogion's recent victory, a your% mens of the Rome of Doughty (a son of the Deputy Har bour-Master there), had his left hand blown clean off at the wrist, and the bone of his arm so much shattered as to render immediate naspuirtion were limey higher up the arm, *lnch be suffered accord in4ly.—Aliother yourg man (ThUalig6 also by the same cal/Isamu 'lO4 two .1 his &weft.. and was otherwise hurt and Mitch NCO —h is said that after tiring twice, the ',onto% of the gun was emoted. and the seur not proptely stopped, and the gun exploded whilst the above unfortunate persona were is the act of nnituing the third car tridge. They were both carpenters emplottd at the harbour—sober men; and we have the pl..a.un, to add, are both likely to do well : and we duril.t not but the Trustees of Romsgate harbour, who have ever heen att.-nine to the ~nfnvtaaata in their employ, will conesder the future isecesaittea of tio.ve men. and recollect the loyal occasion on a high thry re. eived their hurt. Woorscucas.—Mooday die Stb instant, a largo woodcock was shot by kir. J. WILKINSON, Kemper keeper to Lady Lawsos, or Brayton-Hoes , .— Tuesday se'niiigbt. another was shot nest N.-w-M.rket; and. thr same day, another arsr Lin , awr. 'e%, ■lso hear that one was shot by sir. Jusc/ti Buts, of Orou Rig, 1110 Nay as the id instant. 1-2. t Thursday storniqt. a Ggotlentae. after or dering hi. twealitast, at the Hotel - at Worthing. pro menaded before the door 'Ogle hide rime, sou un til the waiter informed him that his b•askfast •as ready, wheo he milked in. coninlanied of be H.: rather indisposed. and returned t•. ht. be.l.reeni. where he was soon afterwards found a corpse. We soder. stead hr had been an Esc laws Captain in the Corn paii)'s service. The great " falling off" from the Established Chinch, and the crousequent i,,cresse of Dissents's. appear to hive some of the clergy to a mane than o , dintry extreme of their fun , :uens. Lecture*, on the Suithiy evening... eve now delivering aft urgers! parish churches thseeghout the kingdom. and have lately been adopted at Giveahetid th at both of which places they are particularly w e ll attended. Gateshead chtreh is degas* lighted with pates' lamps, and the devout mannot i n obeh the service is pc-formed is highly credit. able to the cleric .if the perish. This is the only ration-laud lawful method to which the Established Chic can :taut for U.* recovery of tbvit ase;e4l Sake. 1 . 1 i 1.• F, I ..1 1 till i''l; i, I I ) i. It, ti. . !,il ili 317j i i lei eil