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FOLIC E. 0tt1.1111k1.1.. SUSPICION 4) F. 1.051 Jeremiah It - eight and I? tif7. lion a sae etas Red on *lo.lole 1111 l 1.1 tivalitse a p. - al the 1 , 101... , . 1 51e. Aloofly, the proprietor of the IL , oiling • is st Is. 1111 l ly stated, that Ise I. It Corot real 111 the Its•Asls ism roach ON Frulay 1,1. ars it al at the lilt ill Tun Ism. Ftsrl , strert, hr gave the coach, Isortes, Cr. 1).••• lb , • hurter of his erreatil. Wilh:ssn ttl•ltirld ; lee knew scab, ..f 111 e. 11 , 011 loving •tulta, Id VI Ir.) 11. keno 61 (1,111 1.1. •Cle.oll Ile had r press the lb toll,I • •• 1.1 It,. kno. h .I•ze, h, fore the' were lii •ottolly. 1111• 1 11 1 nu )1.1110,1, the stremt mfthelast t• Aatelll, that he ~ii-., d Stir great resit t the coach, !tool be tins 101111111 14 t' matt that the osa hail ,10159 it, .nil l'!".11t" far IS., en hid' he hail them taken issio • os. mat. Ile had escs-s. the man ts loss 113 , 1 infos until 11011 m f tile sobbert a • pound note to • 4.10 c '01.0.11•01 alit, give 1 volenee N eassitt 11). Poi le, kill he slid soot a ppr•ir The usu. thy Alderman (Sir Jail ea Sit %h'' rensortil the last onto.* tOr heing an Simple us to h sve esc.•is ilic 111001 (....111 !mill he It'll received the Sam mail. , " 1 If note. At It .1..• 1111,4 iss nimble tie 113 .1 311 turista plies• o 1 Ilic I t s 10. and if his evilliasee steerssust y. he would be obliee.l to intend. Ile asked ilsr witssess if hr kurn where to hod 111 C on ; and brine so...tiered in the atlirtsiatier, he .1,,, s It a 111,3) st warm ant 1.11.0.11.1 le . 'Wird .1.Z.1.11111 kiln to cons• p. i In. •stirtsslaner, nod sods fo .1 1111* I mllll'. In tic retuatill eil tut NI Auer eitaininal till to•ittorrote. A LUNATIC. A i'ereutdiiiikitig young 111:10, also appeared to have .1111 e f,Olll the eutteilry, gnat lint 111 the bar. 11r. Teague. the keeper of the Ironipter, slated, that the l' s r ooter wa s b r ought into the prison * last Carotin:, bg by an officer attaining about) the "street., vrilltunt 0,111111( :10 Itllooles herr he was going to. A. isle. Teague) bad q uestioned hint, bwt eniald sot 1.4 aMI lOW-II answer (rims him ; his uinsl seemed cutoptearty verso' ; he would lo I It 11 his 111110 11. , or rather lie did not appear to understand 011, trout 1111 l ; all hr emild Icarus from 111111 al., t lost M+ 1111 . r lived al Dartford, soil that his brother had I gki tom tap ii. tows in a earl and tuft him. Dr. Rot had vita li:lll that moralise, and was Oi Opinion that hr was a 1111..., 11111 has malady was, not sit a violent '1u1u..., but sil lier :taboo' to illiolsam. Ilse worthy Alderman directed that the It 116.ri sow le !moue mass Amidst he taken bark to the C Mau every it.. slostild he taken of hint until Ina Ilium: , us se inquired after. PREVENTED SUICIDE. a inanak Nithassia, so Or furl Cypriso, has lie• ...luau 100 items to custody, and tau has all.attp o ' d live Isom , to mat an entl to her rxistesice, was pat to I lie Isar. Charles' Howell, • labollera it the iimpluy of the Gas Company. in Doutiefit tee., totaled, that .11 tit e ma ' s It., k it 1. 0 1 aisle he saw the Prisoner walking mss the I uojoisis jog Black 1 . 1 ;:ses 1.11.1ge, very ark the aster; hr 111.01 lot b. r, sad a , keil ho r what the was'aoitte there the amens 's it, tient her bonnet 11...1Calleto 1010 theriver. noel she was hank • toe for it ;hr ins fed ,y front her, 011.1 111 a few tee Is l,,ard atone tin og full tom the sat , r, ald sot to g rouad he saw it was hi.e Pelatiate 1 he jololliell illl4 :1 10141, 1104 with emelt dillicalty !Waffled Ile rI r 1111 l a w.lll','c El ate, as lOW Wag WWl' •asides* when lie gut her stilt' 1,.31. The avidity Akleriasa highly saitniiieuileil the humane rambles of Howell, moil litakt . tleCtl. be sea :11 01 14.1. It. I.IIOW WWI 111 110 with the onfurianate Priwitivr site i limits w• vital limes clothed awl seat In tar pal isb, Let ahell re. Inrinfill lu fullow, bee w ld habits; lie *mold, lestervir, WWI liar aye more . to Bridewell fur astral 11.1)s, Witt to lie passed to bar parish. now-STISSFT. YeSlSrils, Armies Thrirropenw was hronglit It , the ••11'we anti emr.lll.otarsins oat el, 'unit., aril, ail Ls/111111141i 111 l fisrtulra 111:rnie, Lg. ihr sit 11.1 Nia;:tt•lr ate , hargtal 0811 r•milm ttmg himself wails a cooplars al& .18 g• • t. Of out law ima viols net in the psi of I.bui y•laine Ihcalii, uu :Mon day night. ilirhai 41 51'16111er*, n eeestahle lielooging to this afire, .4;1114 sisal hr was staisoesed in she Pit it. tin ss tile ur.b r, ns of is digesitiarice taking place, who u hr ,aw the Prison. r hiy hold of that part of One of the seats which lift , up, and tor.ed ii doom with ow mach violessee, that it split, upon whirls he look Irio lutes rosioilv. This steaming wisalanifirused by Slaidenent, another cult. els hie. Mr. Ward, the Si cr. lai v to the Thealre, attendr.l to sup port the ehaige, wbii elossenird to the 'instruct being ills. harged, upon his making a 'waist r suit a sintabSc ...hews& being given bins flout the Magistrate. A elm of conviikrable ittipurtasice to persons enzaged iu l in ain t o., particularly a. to p sillieishilt or agency, Wel:111E41 the attend 1111 l of Mr. 1111 olt. 1,11 it la eli hint' and list o'clock. John M•Gosi ail stliriath il a S 1111 l answer Ihr (1111VCC Mr. John Morris, et ine-retorclesiit, of No. tlisimberlend- Wets, Chariiig.erosa, rlcirging bins with cutlass:hug the NUM of 721. while in 11.0 • auploy. Si.. Alley atteutheil in support of the charge, and stated the tratate of the ease, from wind' it a clorniud that on the death of the late Mr Parr', the Army ,% .tit, hr imredleaseil of iire , ow anti his aerators, mill he not knowing any thilig of 11.11 1011101 C of army spools. or how to cooduct the "air'. the Pt Isostet htavi,l Well a CI. ek t. , 111.• lat. Mr. Puts. and fllltlill2 hint is the ulfice he Ili•mr,111 he rouP.l not du better thou contiimilitt tutu, situ with the grease.' liberality otlerttl him half the molits lu c 0..- .lost the Istionnri.... ahieb was NCI. Orel ..1 hy the Preamer. lir. Sinn is hail lately sh.r.t...‘ ft 1t 11141 h. luau received stover/61 sinus of 1111111 l .y, abuts ler !Ist! 1.01 liCroisialtil fur; and he moils r.tuu.l Ille alls•• r 1.. be art up to it woo, that 4si• was a rob./ f. To in "Tr the rase lie called Mr. Moists, Lotto con hnnrd the learned rummers slats twill, and flogo r said, poiitirely, Ihai the half.piolits, which he agre44l to gn'e ihi. r, MAN .11.4e11.1 of a salary. wild 11.11 wr • 1131 tiler, Ile ais 10 pay sisal precise 11111 l y lie cuotrilinted uothiug t ...Mit , the busrui a.. (hi Wednesday last Ile applied lit Ilse so know if lie hail received the su.ut of 711. from SI r. Splint', notes 1111 l err, cm aceoinst of Slim. Stodart, +lwo he re. poi .1 he had not he a•ked hint the rea 1111 l . ahem he sa.il 5t.4.1•1 hail guesc tutu tlw county to pert married nem., tool it.. re 'oust he a fresh oast:sot of :Wino. . t hr aa. 1101 a 1:11111 hint 1111: II 11111.Ile alisSiitil Sir. lie Waldo, ill the uffice, b. vi to Mr. S.llllibli'S and 11191111 f of him, s, h= i• the Prp. 1111 l or 011•Asiv..11 111•1 11 au,,tat Is U 1 11%. Oat-, as he s. k now tedgeol 14.1•Ivisse •. (rived the i.e Prisoner contradicted 514. Si.. rii* • tatriaritl, that lie taint ..•it received she 711 hill said lir h a d quialified it. Mr. Monist nndsyaviii a long My. idigation Sty Mr alter, Lao ant:soled for Mr. NI ; to prt. that he was la rOthiltil v `t r uwa isittil :14 rant a f attorney, which parusrr. Ile p was %iota publicly iss the rem the moot, Miirria and :q.t.:noon appeat.4l as the foto of the office. Mr. Mortis, so seply, mid Ilii.lnuits was minted tritium, kooseledge or eine.rsit, and when lie St a 11 he • Milt-Ws! his di,p'easase, and iimutistrated with Sir. NPliow an. 410 Mr. Muria. being questioned as to the as of ifs* account which was opened at 51.-ssis. Detninnuud ,, , the fur the office, he admitted that It was Morris nod I si. but resigned Its It reason fur having it Morris :and Co. to h.. to it 4114010 h I na wine account. lai r hook, bosom! with leather, in which the copies ill 1,-ill. I. of the cones in arse M. 44 el, was pillared in the of -I.l'. :••• .1 matter of rents nee, 00 which was 110 , eribell ni pat - g• .6 Con ttttt .11 11,11.1'•1.0..k, Mos ria outs I • ;" I, aas.iu ell.lollloll use 111 the oilier, awl insist 4181v4; twen ••.• ahe Mr. Shorn.. Ito Sir. Frame calling upon I( to ...A. , 011 , 1 tor thi., he *aid it was done without his kettineledge. "Jr. Sloi rift allsoiticil, that the expense tol the Milks, the lkc. were to he deduct.d oust of the j 4.101 profits, and •I' tiu'sr were uo 1001110 Si.'. M4;410 1 00 would iv:sire till !biog. Mr. l'ernice contein:rd thin toady it a partuer•hiti cone, rot, as Sir. 31•Goicali . .1 time swust lie worsh Juit uf rrareis..tie.t, Smoot, late a Cap tam in the army, stated, that he kid karat by Me. 311.(iiiis an Mr Mori is noshed to ililoor of hi/ arm) agency rot.. 1.111 L , that lie did ttpri , ritt leisoielf as a partner with Sle ?lost is lie had Ito ate .1 with Si.. Morris for it only. lie *ld f.eireolly heard Mr. Morris blame soil reinau.ti aie ...lb At e , 31.4;oissioi, for joiolll. , th his, and cs -0.0...e. to he 14 r did wit jortify whet li• 1..04 iliote, •101 111 whet 11r. Sio.f , said. .la. SIPA 1.1 v 1-.. 11 belt:Nl 1T14 , 111 with .111* Moir, 1'01:10, was rend, from ssliich it appeared, that of the liii • in • s r . that MO. Moo rio Mr. Parr; St ',low asld caner ors 4001 ( o r the alsol soho it to Mr. Jet - slur for 64101. In the si%rt triscut Mr. Maria acres to titre a 1 •I bir 51101. a. a easily f.ie lin 00.1..1.100cs that wrs out ill dor 11 , 11111 .11 uf /lee I,.sa of Motri• Utt or Morris. awl M•(:ovraii. Mr, birsiter soltooltrol. Oa) br lotol b ots,rt titaty with 11•Govratt 'trusses . far hors Sas . Ise 111,1 dime (If Mr. %Inns., but sool :1..1 p 4.11111.; lie 1,1) 11 , %%magi not be ig Ilse house 0r 3,111 :fry, had 'Sacred .44 111 rims.,Nl.Gl.ll,4llwinittst half the pi niiis marl he tarrerl him Henry IVables, a clerk its Ike sillier, gait', .100 bail repeat sally lwas 41 Us Morrislitstor and re 111111 l a ills Mr. t. 5( 111 l I l or acting a. a p sr' seer lie Mien atlruisiesl Om) Ise had slow , a tom!, moil r).111,....eil 11i. , iii . llllV fur it, ohm... ;tie. tbst if itt orb. obvert...l oti iII.a j oioot *mows. kr ...sold tag lel'. it. •l be ps neltaitteal tliat M , G,tarlut luti fletresusly an•,l be as. a. raara a his , r. tier as 'slr. alurris, but si ass in of Mr. 'sloths. rtns of ilito ul..i trio •tilfirierit ',c -r.., I . lll ewltnull 111 1111 l . by Nil - . Squibb of the 72/. tins wort snit be nllslw.ll time tilt the c.o.:lnv tit do it in ; auto 11t..•111ry torscoilinc, Isle 3,13g10tt hale alloard Ilr. NPG...iii bI Ulf at 111.te till the ei'1.1110:7; bile.tr,,lll,"eiiiii 1.. lit It 11111 , , the allsir Was and it a iic(tlett h) ni bits alum. M 4nt.TIOROUGII•STREET. DARING GANG ()F GIPSIES. 'Prep Ire, neoljamin Mary, Mary Lee. and rliznbeth !lull. Mlle britill!hi op to the custody of Samuel Furzinaii, the ollierr, charted with having 1* ~,,, nutted a rolitiery tinder the follow ifir virs•stoislaisci 11 14 1. a lmo a lb m e", sa 11440 Staines! Mildaell, liast Acton, ch ose wife is a un.lure.wowtwit, and is employed lay several ro speetatile peraoisil in LAM•dun, came to town with a horwe anti tail In tar( I some art irk for wash Ihi lain arrival, he salted at Norris** Hotel. in Osford.streel, soot took their town, what Is he poi into his cart, and, ou his return at night, the esti was rithbell of the prupert), to the amount of 201., which he missed out his fel Orli home. SrverA I daring horglairh s haying been titlTl4iii It rut of late its the mote Jirrr -6111, s..ate of Ilie tutu a! party hetitg suspected of having lapin unitise in thorn. weir taken into custody, tried, and ac quitted, esw the wait, of evidence; and on F05e , 114.1 receir• tog infor 'Natio. of the *hove roblwry, he 111141.'41i to their a ouloos swai china the place, room, .ume cluttws which lursicd out to be stolen properly to Mr I Nutria. The Prisoner !tall turned K 'ties evidence against the Truly—They were um:tooled fur further exausinstiou. V. sterslay an immi.ationwas held lwfore Thomas Stirling., F.eq. ,Curont r, at the Moore of Mr. John Chatcr, the sign of the Gairg , , d,nor il l C /own -Alert and St. John—toil, Clerkrtrw. 11, oil the hotly or John 51.11 m, n boy. 11 rat 4 of s zr. oho was Wird by the rrow.l In atom; tutu Sailler's Tlwat re the pr. rriline es amine. apyrarrel its evident -40, that the demisted was the only chill of a poor 4.1.1 ill A 311.441 „MM. a 1114 , 1111• If tenidusg at 5, Britt ; flat ticti abet! was the clar I sweep°, t of kir farrow; 11.4 sau close at roll all slay un hlmarlet, aod the rveuirsg his mother (It hie rogneer) gave him In. 8.1. to go to tbolkr's Well* Thr airy. MN hie art tsal she Itomar woe full to all overflow ; Many sifinne . Io 241111 admittance, ahlittoeh tlrry were 1111 . 01111v4 by the sinor•lloViii•i-s Thal there •a, ,.neat use number th...lrcesurrni entrretl, nod was forralt 1116 ally ap enure to the gallery, when dory wets overpowered by numbers rousing clown oho ..05141 gain no arinsittatter, au dwit betarsu the pressor , in going up tool cosmic 414. wit 'Atom tlre ilestrowol was erwelt...l am{ trampled woke foot, sill ft Ann 11V tiflerlio.l,i takes' op 1 1 1....4 Mr. Spencer, a...aro-um as vitt for. ll. 111 , 1 the heft . .. et. y 1614.114'+ rtir recover, 1.1.1 fli do pill pest . . VralllCl. --" Died 1,0/16 sulPettliOn. ' _ Eseratiars at Gloucester of Burton, for the •!tv of Wow/frets. late of IV..llastoo, to fattureshashirt, by striking and hi attar kiln with a large stole ill the bead and hire. on the 7th of November last, in • loud tiptoe Ilse River S. vt rot, 11. *ern Pill and Wullastoa, tool subsequently ! r%sione do , hotly Into the said tiver.-I'worn the sn• 1.. d of • Prnerner twine, pa.setl, the stmt spas of rte shirk sta. al- Weird to him was ',teat in vain lanientat sous 6.r his untimely end, MINT Iltnn in reporting Ilia wind (or ILe It3.rplonil of those cootrolattittet shish it was its the linter,- of et licit..., even in this no tiptoed interval, to besot**. No CloorrssliMil ghat lie trevA he mo dern. of Syr's. escaped his lips'. (hi • Thor.tlay tad, Mee antic of his veto uti ~,), Lc was ralltsl In go to cha t tel In everire the sacrament, lint Le refused to leave his cell. and it was found West hr had re rstrell the door aiti the ite.i.le t o; menus of the iron bed.tritl. No rtilrelilies TellSollitn: Maar mai. Impel ; and it MRS out lilt Ilse NO ration of liieakinc through de. wall of the atij • g ccll was cornmeal( .4, that he roold Ise prevailed upon In npril (lie .1 li e ttttt 11141.31 to use rloaprl, shunt la rive after s nifiaking of the last Solemn Mint, of 13.1iZiOls, 6r Ml.ll, 11.11 h. this. plan Or rxrruliut, situ 111 (.3%. Miltilles Was bonito sl into eternity. Tu the last tttttt sot, even on the fetal seaft.tl.l„ he denied his tonic— .knes hanzits.,( the llsu tI tow; his hotly wilt cat (lUWII •1141 delivered for dissection. The trial of Akrander Lan Kai, f horse sit aliiig, look place rt Gloucester. tin Aloodny last. r t 'Flue circumstances•of the ease, which liar excited con tashoralde interest in Chelteliltaln am' it• vicinity, ar e tassel) as follow : —The Prisoner, its Novelislisr last, obtained front the Pity-remise. Mr. EVANS, is theft nut lintst-, on ennoinion of retur tt itt g or paling for it the same teenssig. Ile, however, n either returned the horse slot paid the it tttttt ; but its st few Ities s-sit a draft to NI r. EV A ti wn opt JuitN UN it: WO Co. of Lisisdon. Nis such firm, tt was %Oise spieuily discovered, then txo.teit ; th e hose b e i ng shut nit, until thr sureties Is tying slocouslesl six weeks previsin. l l'. The O•rclulto I 1'3;33! In. 110(s.- ( ford, awl ol.daitted it from a dealer, who had isurrlnsseil it of the ter. A war raid was "salted by tire slayor of (0at:4.1, smiler whirls the Pt 'sorter wits arre.ted, MIA t .1 to Aool by the Magistrates of elselictil Th e principal facts tit the case were prise. al by the Prosecutor. The Prisoner conducted his &Eruct with skid and ingenuity, mud itt his cross- exa 11l i 11l bon of the Piosecuitrr, displayed much subtlety and legal di-reinnwut. 'rite July found Isms of hums se-ssealilig, owl the Judge condemned I So ills. The sentence wilt received by the Court with rodent symptoms of surprise. 'rile Primmer, y g Man Of rlieSkie3lll lig s 1111r3/411Ve stud Ire. cultarly fascinating nsisuers, had also to boa s t of . 11 liberal eilocatioss, and was endowed by nature with talents of it very superior order. lit the early years of life he was smeltii to an At torory. ever property he possessed was roily dissipate tl, and for the last right sir ten yews he has lived by sheer coistrirsuce stud Isis wile, COURSE OF FAO , A N Am►trl+lnnyC.F. II Ditto at Sight 1I 3 Rotterdam I I 7 Antwerp CK-1111). I I $ !Lembo; zh :l3 11 Allow 34 Peet.3.ltel . s date 1.3 419 Ditto .... Elmrriraio% au V4 10 FranklMt me the Malec 1411 Mauls ' ; . 39 Riihurl 39 Rau eciptin 311 . Berl3e. lre 34 , Ikrahoen . 51: rii:, 1 . 1.7111111/11r. APRII. 13. (.I 11432 %'••tiler hal Lir 25 Malta 5ll N 41.14.4 12;W perrs. !rhinos. Oro. to •,•2 I Rio Julien 60 E1e1.1.10%. PartUgal t• 4 Cunt, per itz .. ••0 .0 0 road in Pars 0 O' 0 INew Dnillrioon* 0 0 0 Nell' Dollars 0 6- 5 Kilo" in Dars 0 5 6 I New Lustig eaci* -41 0 (1 THE TURF. NI•:IVVARKEI cizAvils stilv.riNG, 1819. mo•ontv, Arna, 12 Thee erayrn titakr., a 'Yeele.re ept 44444 or trifi. earls. for all *eta:. Iye eelel4. :eee Mble ;.I%rOW 4. ;4 yr old% Sel 9 1 •1 :0 Ye Wok. SI•1 lii. ; 11 yr etlels, 9a. 6:4 ; rn.l sags-d, :eh A F. Jr, Os Is 4 emeneen 11411, aged Ale. feu'''. 31 14,4 rcl, 3 ye* (11.1 ..... . ...... • • I..ud R 111 1 , 61 Cli. C Wselskr, 2 S solel Mr. I.e.kc'e• res. c. by Hesple4tarel, slam by Quiz, out of Sehut. data. 2 yrs old Mr. 1.-Ike'. Gazelle, 4 yis old Mr es orkfol.r. ch. f. Fairy, by ('units, r , 011 tilllPlll, 3 )14 oold 'Jr. It 1116.1i.at iiiii r. by Teddy the Grinder, 3 yrs Emil Slaws 11's h. f Ely. 3 yrs 661.1 Mr. Neale names Msss Fudge, 2 yrs old Ntr. C 116 1 ,11111 0 .11 Is. C. Wonverninals, 3 yrs old Mr. tt . Edo aryls\ Ik. h. A 111111 CO/11, 4 yrs old t end 1;. H. Cart ii.lisli's ch. c. by Juniper, nut of CA, 2 its old Mr. tt aison's b. e. by Sir Paul, out of Pentagon, 2 yrs Duke oe Portland's hr. c. Sc r ew, 3 vis old I#'rd Fool's ch. c• 1 ming Wizard, 4 yrs old Mr. Wyndliasn's gr. c. Skidtlaw, dam by Delpioi,2 yrs Mr. Thmithill's br. in. Mumirrota, 4 yrs old Mr. Prince's b. c. 51 au feed , 4 yrs o ld . • • • dr Duke of tiol's h. to Rhoda, 5 yrs rdsl *the .1.1.1 gr placed hut 2. 5 to 4 apt Cullom Itall-6 to 4 agst Romp. Sweepstakes of 200 es. earls, b. ft. for rolls, S-I. 7th. R.M Thme Clot by waited stallions, or out 1.1 mares that had nut bred a winner, allow"! 3116. if huth filb. Duke of Malawi'. I.r. e. by stootissayer, out of Pirate, 1 SA 4th i Duke of Graftou's c. Yam:nerd, by Ilaphaz trd, out of Vestal, Sist. 4lb Foley's eh r. Soothsayer, out of Wszard's .1am.... p.I Mr Douglas's r. Regent. by Fart twit, out of Sr lao's slam pa 2 l 0 1 OM Doke of Portland's 16r. v. The Fifth Riddles...sloth Stakes of 209 gs each, h. ft. for the produce of mares coverrd in 1015; colts, ttst. 71b ; nst. 411,. AIL M. Untried mares or stallions allowed 31b. ; if both, 51b. General Grosvenor's VI Blue Stockings, by Popinjay -11, to is, fist lib. Mr. Vansitiart's c. by Treasurer, trot of Minas, 21b 2 Mr. Andreits's c. by S. hm, out of Epsom Lam, Sid. 71b. 51r. Vim:Voting c. 'Veldt t, by Haphazard, out of sister • to Itementbraneer, 71h loud Foley's r. by Sorcerer, tint of Goldeolocks, l4 st. 7l b. Mr. f. Sall, by Srsol, nut of Hyale, Bit. 4th. Sir J c. by Ila plias ir4l, out of Cressida, 8.1. 41h. Mr. Italmois r. by Eaton, soil of Maid of Orleans, 80.416. Mr. Waistm's f. by II aphazard, out of Doilona, Sat. 411). Duke of Itutlasses f. by &dint, not of Pettnytrumpell,Ast. 41h. I Mr. Lake's f. by Grants:us or Seymour, dam by Y. Whiskey, mat of Toothier's slim, 5.1. Ills. Mr. Juan's Ealbehoda, by Poulton, out of Variety, 76d. 1316. llor Judge placed but 2-27 paid forfeit. 3 to I apt Blue Fttscltiogs-4 to I apt Mr. Vansittart's c. Sweepstakes of 200 go. eadi, b. ft. Ab. M. Duke of Granon's f. Catgut, lay (7omus or Juniper, nut of Vanity, B.t. 21 6 . walked over. Sin J. %bell y. r. by Conius, slam by Wallow, out of Morkbird's Set. 511 i. Mr. Motley's f. by Catmints, tent of Emily's slam ,A4.21b. pd Mr. llooltlsworsh's Magistrate, e 51.2111. heat Mr. Watuon's Fitz• Orville, Bit. Sib. T.M.M. 300p.-5 to 4 tut Maps- The First Class of the ()attends Stakes of 50p. earls, h. ft. I) I. 10.. 1 Jrrjry's e. by Orville, out of fails Sophia, 3 yrs old, 1 G.l little Lard Leptis, 3 yrs old, Ist. 416 Mr. I.lny's The 5tud...111,4 yrs old, 8.1. 71b. Lord Grosvrtitte's Eleoettoor, 3 yrs old. 7.t. 2111 . Mr. nurses Sir Thomas, yrs old, 0.1. 2 1 h. 54./Imb - ties's( by Walton, mot of Calyba, S yrs old, 6st .81b. 'three paid forfeit. 7 to 4 apt Lard Jersey's c.-6 tu 2 apt The Student. Mr. Ga 'JAM** b. e. Swindon, by Lewes, out of VIIICOU sites., apiust Mr. Ca Iley's rb. r. Impostor, by Mountaineer, out of Bst.7llt. each, An. 51. 100 gs. Off by coustut. ail ' LAMBERTON SPRING MEVIING. On Tuesday se'nuiglit the Hunter Stakes of Five Gui neas each, rule by Oro• crown, two-utile heats, were ruu fur, over the I..nuthertuis 11.tce.eotorse, and won by Nlr !mars Hay's Morton (rode by himself; 1 1 Mr. Culley's Rival (rude by hisnselft Colonel Jubrisun's Baakimper (rude by Mr. B. Meat Mr. Band's Bo ..... y (rode by Mr. Baird, jun.) . 3 4 tic. Slr.l.l.rtfout's grey horse (rode by hi mself ) 0 8 0 Mr. Alder's bay horse (rod e b y bintself) 0 0 Mr Mind'. trey mare (rude by Itionsetr) Mr. Win. Hay's grey lone (rude by Istasself) 0 0 0 A gaud race. SAME DAY. Twenty Pounds, givat by Mi. Hay, for Homo regularly hunted with his folitnituls, heals two miles, was run for, slid won by Mr. Logsit's hay hone Mr. Hunse's hay horse Mr. Prentire'r tray mare Mr. iLcr's duettist mare A very fins race, and WON by • stack. I . IIH °MAME. llis 51ajesif's stag•hounds meet tibia day, at Bracknell; Fs idsy, al Mnlr-hmnrr, between S and M atilt-Owed ; tin 11 lay next, the 19th, at Beoltint ; anal tot Friday, the .2„1.1, at Beactitudield, being the last day this eravon. Conyers luituids bunt this week, in Drininow country. The 'Hertfordshire foxhounds, which have this season at tainefl greet celebrity in the status( world, met fur the lent time on Monday, the sth itishoul, at the Bear Inn, Wimple:id, awl Mier nusitecessfolly drawing Moiety Springs, they for tunately funnel a tot at Broom Yount. He was first viewed by F. Vaiiilernorstlen, Em. and altar 'breaking cover, went away in the most gallant style over the open country to the Matieiten Springs, anal from ilienee to the covers at Pinch pools ; he then headed to the right. end skirled Battles Wood and Berrien Park, in the rummy of Iles ford, through Nurthey to taiteuiltin sisal Ugley Woods, Ox Grove, Assay, and Herrn Wo o d:, and after passing a (real extent of country in the Faultily of Eetex, he was killed at Stanstesil Hull, after as hour and forty minutes bard entitling. It would be impos. Wile to describe fin unintatitially the events of this (turbine day, bat we Ille daring spirit mowed by sonic of the sportsmen, amongst whom we must pair itulatise De. Bevan, tio a most lwanidul blood grey some, us well av Messrs. Baynes, Elliot, Leighteis *house, Edwards, Dunn, Putter, Wwbey, Special, Patinore, Clarke. 6,:e. aunt most mite the desperate leaps takes. by U. Brand. Esq unit Captain Tweed, the latter of whom received • tremendous tall, hilt was instantly rotiveyeil to a neighbouring cottage and hied lay Dr. Bevan, and we are happy to hear he is perfectly recovered. There was an unusual number of bonus in tear field. thoagh few su for tunate as to 1w no at !W. death ; anal alllnligst those WO MIMI 1111 l Tele &MIAMI H4lll/11ey, J. Taylor, T. lwatter,Joveph 1411111311. J/11111 Atelier, habit Jennings, Charles Blackburn, and Enquire-, whose fame will be recorded is. the astnitisla fux-lulling. 4+6. A letter from Partanomith, dated the 12th instant, Gaya.— " Arrived the Supply, Hiss 1.111., from Batavia; sailed 3d N.lvembtr. and frosts Gibraltar 24th March; POW was ran foul or, off Gibraltar, by Ilse brig Vittoria, of LA)111111111, tt bit Is carried away the Supply'e bgure•hcad, nad inert of her Hero; the Vittoria was obliged so go into Gillsorliar to repair. Spoke the Ranger, Ocean. and Amite, Wasver, .Asiaksp, uli lilt I:tats.l of Tllll4O, all welt" HEREFORD ASSIZES. The following causes, roost of which are of con siderable importance, were tried at these ,Iseixes:--- LIABILITY OF PARISH OFFICERS. DAVIES v. %milli oral ItEYSOI.I.I4. This wis iiii ise• ion against the D• felolante, who were Overseers of the perish of liiiiiledtan, H ere . foribliire, for board, washing, lealgitez. and medi ums?, furnished to a nn-iii of the amine of Vamoose's, by the Plaintiff, under the following CHTUM. stance% : , aughan was servsnt to Mr. Davies, and being s e nt to u mill, called Brockmatiton Mill, lie there Met with on tiecident, whereby his mint was torn off. Ile was conveyed back to Mr. Daviea's house, where every care was taken of him ; a willfgrim , to seio for. but the i mast eventually died. Ti.e l'lnnitiff apoltril to the. Overeeers of the t u ssah for the expensi S incurred by this arcidesit, but they refused to !lay hum s stud hence the necessity of this tictiott. The aunt sought to be recovered was in/. itielocling the stirgeoo's lull. After the evideuce was goer through, Mr. Jetty's, twilit the part of the Defend:into, said, lie was aniline.; to give thus Plaintiff every possible credit for his Iluiranhity ; hut, at the same time, contended, that nietnag hid kern adduced which had, in the slighted degree, filed the huhu. lily of the Defend.mts. 1 7 viol I:br autaoi;ly it the case of Litittlo r. nonce, which lie !lad himself ..r. gine'. sod in which Lord E'l L .ehorougli give a judgment corresponding with 11:• k.aoris talent a,,tl humanity, it was clear that the parish in whieh the 11140 chanced to inert with his arcii!.hr, or its which his maimed boil, was rowel, was halde to the ex penses of his signiors as ca•iiarl poor. That ca.e, lioWelit If. was very different from th. , pre , .ii! Theic the action hail been brought by the spolierary fir the parish, whose employment was sanciiimed by the Overseer ; but here no such sanction tool been given, o u r had the parish apothecary hero seta for, the Plaintiff preferritig to seed for the son-in-law of his own father. Mr. Baron Gattnow, in stating the case to the Jury, said lie had only to wish that the language of my Lord Elleithorough. in delivering his judg ment its the case which had been cited, nuts inscrib ed its letters of gold, for the instruction of parish office's throughout the kingdom ; iiiesittuch as it conveyed a lesson of hey of the last import ance, and one which was peculiarly applicable to this case. That which it inculcated was, that a poor mats, without a parish, and coming perhaps from the farthest part of the world, and who inignt chalice to Meet with an accident, must be consider ed as a part of the family of the parish iii which he Was found; the inhabitants of which were to be come the good Samaritans, to pour oil ninon his wounds. In the words of Lord Ellenhorough, in fact, " wherever his maimed body was found," there be was entitled to every care and attention which humanity could suggest. IVith regard to the distinction alleged by Mr. Jervis to exist he ' tween the present case and that of Lamb r. Mince, fur his own part lie could not see troy difference i l whatever. The parish officer, throughout seetned r to be fully aware of their liability ; and in not eountermatirling the attention of Alf. Collins, who told IVliite that if lie were not satisfied. lie 'night eilii its any other person. there was a clear recogni tion of his employment. There were Oro the tither mete of the parish officers—the leaving the rates in the Plaintiff's hails—their paying the tune ral charges and the expenses of burnt', all whirls were confirmatory of the same conclusions ; namely, that the Plaintiff wits entitled to receive', and a ver dict to this effect was what he reeoutinentled. The Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff— Damages 351. Coats 4n4. 7411.1. ER C. JENNING. , , ti../Cek. The Plaintiff. who is a b urst -dealer, purchased a horse or the !Jerem iah,. at the Icst lien-ford fair, which lie kept fur tax weeks, and theit (roomed lit minium'. The person who keeps the toll-hook or tile fair, stated that he bail entered the horse, wart:toted round, awl saw Mr. Jeunings, the •int of the De fendant, receive OW. for it. Nit.. Jrittaitigs and his father's servant, however, contriolosted this testi mony, es to the warranty, sod the Plohttiti was tiousuited. TIM KING, on die prosermitott of We 1.1.1 Aft J EN- KiNS, a. THOMAS CHARLES, Itsq. arid others. Thila was an indictment preferred itt the Glaisinr gitiothire4.4uarter Sessions, in January last, by Nlr. W. Jenkins, clerk to John Wood, Esq. of Cardiff, against W. Pritchard and Thomas Charles, Estits. Bailiffs of Cardiff; Joseph NVheeler tool Philip IVoolcot, Churchwardens; and Mr. Edward Priest Richards, Solicitor, for a constaricy regarding the Milking is poor-rote. MDICII was I'llllllll a tear 1011, arid afterisoirds was removed by the Defeiolants to the Court of Ring's Bench. and uow timid by a Special Jury. 51r. Caneart.f. opened the indictment, and Zr.N DeuSICEY (the witnesses sits both sides baying with drawn from the Court) shortly stated the case tats the part of the prosecutor. 51r. Nathaniel French the younger, mercer, one of the overseers of the poor, was then calleid, and lerwent a long examination; but in the course of his cross-exa iii iii atom by Mr. I'AI.IIIIOM, Mr. DAUNCEY interposed, and addressing himself to the Court, void, " I du not think, soy Lord, we have mole out Stlialleillfily or cleitily the charger in this indiettatett. We might call witnesses to prove that the. 111/41i has stated what may not, from whet has passed, he believed ; but we de mot trait's, that even oli preying all that he has proved, we email call on the Buse to CODY:lei the I)ereitd ants upon t'iis indivtituent. We shall, tiserehuse, consent to their :icituii lat, " 1 Sir %Vs.. tiaititow—" I Bonk you have ester- I cised au extreme's. wood vial proper judgment ; but 1 catistot holier this case to cud herr, weelsont making these observations: an indictment Gar a con s spirally is DO tight matter ; n conviction for a cen tspiracy consigne a Mill tie a li. o l l rie i li finly. If h e Dad previously beets a man or honour and character, this is a matter of little eunarquienee, DS, ill my 1 opinion. if lie were to lie cotisicteil of a conspiracy, lie susghit ris still hr call. al on to rective sentrixe of death. II the poor hi - Cardiff haver been extremely distreasell, if thus y have been reduced to a stair of 1 clamour, there are persons to is 111,1111 that is IM be I' attributed ; but noon the evistelice which we have heard to,day, 1 amt Loured to say, that this is nut attithittettle t• any or the io-t.mo, who hue! Into made the suLlect of this indictment for a conspiracy. I ail of ulnntun, frars ilve ireidoncr winch wr have heard, that, in ono of honoor and of character, these gentlemen will retire flatus this Court is unsullied, unimpeachable, anti' rte fettle broken in sport, as they weir before this indicisnriti was 111404.4. 1 On in their conduct nothing to disapprove . , butmatch to eneninroti; slid if there has bsCs Oily thing of party, any swish anti sli•orr to trsilic with the rates, 1 Sill of opinion th a t that is not imputable to the Defendants. — W 'tether Ilirre are others, who, oil their retire ment from this Court, may feel the 114 -tier of this chow sig Mist Ol ularly. ii, it is sou for al.- Ilov place to etas ; but I Like it fur granted, 4 tlespoli of the Jury, that you have long I.ln.ught that this proceeding has gone qnite as f.r i as it ought with ally degree of propriety." 'rule Jury declared their assent to tits I,nrrislop'• iihservalionol, and immediately found the Deten &lots Not Guilty. His Lordship then begged that all expressions of approbition at the acquittal of the ilefemlio , ts might be repressed, as, however strongly felt by the apeCtAittlfg, illey Wtfe at any time unbecoming in a Court of Justice. 111 CLAN D. DUBLIN, APRIL 11. There will he a DraWil:g7-futaH nt 'he Castle, en Thursday evening, the of ut onie o'clock. l'hurstluy, at Clouts - lel, th. [loo. Froor , a Prittie, brother of Lord Dun v us uns,wiiiiii sly chosen Member of ['ornament lot tine county Tipperary, in the room of the linie.Grueral M deceased. COURT OF CoNSCIENCE. Mr. Chivies, the celebrated Ventriloquist, lately had two orders, from one of the Negie Sher:lfs of the City, presented to him by ionic gentlemen for to his Exhibition—Mr. Charles Ilion gl it proper to refuse them, and remarked, he hail ad vertised that no orders would be admitted to his eoterlui ttttt ent iii future. The two gentlemen at, coriltogly paid fur places in the boxes. day they summoned Mr. Charles to the Coast of Conscience for the sumo they had paid, arid olitaiord a decree fur their demand. Mr. C. refused to Com ply with this estraorilitiory decree, and he was given in custody to the bwilitis of the Court, to be forth with committed to the City Marsh:llse:l. In los way thitl;er, however, he called uliuti Ins friend Alr. Kertlanil, of Ormond-quay, who returned with him, and tendered bail for the debt, but the lirt,i dent of the Court of Conscience not being 11 ..0 . 11 at leisure, Mr. Charles was *axe were led towards the Sheriffs' Prison. Mr. Kertlatid now paid the tun' ney ; but us it was suggested that a " re-hearing alight afford redress. Mr. C. has aince had a re hearing iii the SNOW Court, and again has been Ma missed with costs. Thus stands this singular limo action at present. A removal of the case to a Su perioe Court is spoken of. Mr—EASTIM TUlADAY.—llulittay at the Beek, Le da:veer, Last India, mud Soalla Jae Mama. BIRTH. On Fria) last, at their boast, at Ilrevlewood, neat Hon Mrs. Prase, the Lady of Jusrph Robinson Pease, Coq. u: sun sod twit. MARRIAGE. Yesterday, at Christ Church, Salary. by the Reser ittl J H. Mapleton, J. H. Brevreting, third son of T. Brutantriz, Gsq. of Vaelesisani Hall, ES•IItX, to Snail. 0410 (1441Cittcr of the late Tilsomas Y0u1.., Esq. Assistant to the Receiver- Ge octal of his Majesty's Customs, &r. On the 30th oh. at Bonnie:nix, Jarrell Smith, Esq. COM WO4II4I y of Ordnance, to Miss Violet of Sionieltuase. At Inverness, sin the ith carrent, by tlw Rev. Mr. Fyvir, Lietit...Colonel Robert Ross, of his Majesty's 4th Royal I. oh Reeinient of Dragoon Gino'., to M iss L'.a.ruline H. Marheao, only child of the late /Rotas Mat:beau, Esq. of Tusnatm, toot islaud of St. Thomas. DEATH. Yesterday, at his failsrea home, Marr•street, Ilarkney, in his 15th year, Mr. iuhn Olding Bourn. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.DNDON satocr. Morntwg 32 after 4. I Earning 34 BOW 4. SUPERIOR ADVIt R. I T is irnitossible to urge too nitro, or with too much force, Ike seressity, slsen nr anrtiral Advice become requisite, of applyiug tit prides-omit Tru of acknowledged skill and well..e.rned salt Mits. TI iiiii ett awry lIIIC aStleala to this remark, yet there are ft w who i'o! low it practically, and clamber. use every day the victlin oc inexperience and empiricism. The iiii•c-eat which 114 t passed us in tour Ion: rstaliti.berl practice is Ow most factors proof Isf our pi . utes.ional skill, as it es the most no.. quisoral ptedge of the public ronfolettre. our repo tat in the remit of tint ty years' ancressfisl practice in this in. ^,.• polls, and iv too well foottileil to tripi.re adventitittor a •t • doting that period, some of the t diatiatfatisaeJ torn tit the country have bees' inviter slur rare, and Italic ti) their pertiet restmation to health, the nowt sativfaclitry its tiniiim alt of our superior skill and experience. Sanction. , by every privilege to p:artise, a. regulatly eilicrated Snr von% ilemiturtt of the Royal Colleges of Lowden and Elua burgh, and formerly io his Majesit's Sets ice, iv oho h lasi rapacity we have had the iiittot favonralde opportunities .4 rontrasting the pincnce of other Coilii4tlfi with mar owns, tie have been snahled, front thieve sonlitiphod :4.lv:image% to ac quire that certain experience as well at prompt Immo of re lief, which, in n more ithsetire noel less diversified prorarce. It i< nituget her isupossilne to alt ua. is all Cases or Vert-real issfretiosi,aud in every C plaotA of Cletillity and Iteficienes, whether arising from the infai lillii4/14 sit /lath, IMIC I tldr lice ill wars Climate., free living, or any Waller Cit UPC I.lllAllellig a delleirucy of manly signior, the l'attent tory rely on s speedy restoration to sonar! and storms; In alit.. Stu, toles of the 'Urethra of ten end twenty years' dwratittii,have iirltlid to our superior plan of treatment in the 141.11 t period of dote weeks; many of these rases bssl previously been audt r The our 01 Messrs. House and Iteitviside, sad sillier Sargent'' , of sqnal eminence, vi lot nt tempted their core by the vplir;ol,,.l of the lunar caustic without success. To the Ernialc wilt ire consolatory In know, Mat they may he cured tot them Debilities which 4 feat contraption, and sap the fatundstms uf rneutsbial We may he coovislted by Patients of tidier 4x 'c 11i ehr greatrat di - beret . , wenn, and honour, al our home, N,. Datum gaivlen. Teems Of remuneration are 'dainty st to the drat interview Patients in the Connery statist the itarticiilst s of t!tra ease, etechwllllt s rmnittance for Advice :met kleilicines, old have die sante :taco or mot to all parts of the world. Cr MU F. and CI) Surgeoas, Members of the Royal College. of London and .111, and formerly to Otis Alaj.-sty's &sake, No. 107, limota• garden. - • LUN DON : Printed se.i rattliebed at iht- 0111 tr, N.. I ' l7 . Staled; there Adv. • tvrakeut. aft reerive.4l, and 1.‘1 1 .: - (104"1-1"611) wait be ..bltralteel—C 14111111. NII 1. ( ritmtet —J. WHITE, Nu. 127, Shaw% • • t i A