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sett' the eons", as to fors sail substance, as that which Mr. Dolby. of Waritiver , dreet„ was charged with nu Holiday. The Pfl/411Orr pleaded Net Guilty. The Magistrate asked him stem Mainers be was? The Primmer replied, • resumer-Ns. James. Cllis, • comsat& betimes:rig to the Office, stated, /hal nn M afterusems be went'llis sbe Primmer** shop in Pm Strand, Anil purchased the abuse described pamphlet. He was sieved by a 'mobs WHIMS'S, and paid her Owe -pellet. He imputed if that was the last smellier of that pdhlication, :soil •a. answered by she Primmer that it was. Oss Seturilay lie porchaseel she same mantber of that work it the Pratuaer's shim to Cie Strand. 'rhe Al:agistest• informed the Prisoner he shook! require ee..y =ours hail 1 , ate offence wish which he is charged. *l . lm MII4IIIII r replica. be 'tweeted Mr. P.jekie, the baker, and some other friend* to bail loins . . The Prioiner WAS then taken away, and in a short time after Mr James Rieke', the baker, of ilw Strand, preseated Mins. If to the MAgistrate to offer himself as bail fur the Priniusr, and rap d himself Is) he in haste to lease the Clifice. The Mag.strate Ml . ..rased hint he could not be heir coed in such a proceeding, as he must ascertain whether he was a fit and. proper to heroine bail for such an office. Some lime .after she Prisouer was 'nosiest Mho the office .again. accompanied be Mr. Riekir and *wither matt, to become hail for the Prisoner. He was interrogated SS to who and what he was. Hr said his name was James Mason, • baker, of No. 3S, Chapel-meet, Grosvenor-place ; lie pays 114.1/. *leer reul ; has known the Prisoner about am "CAI, ; Ice sees.. she Prisunise's family with bread. The Macisleate caationed his. respecting what he Was going to midemike, as he might rely un it if the Prisoner (otiose condort should be watched) did uut appear to take Am trial, he ..hould lee reaposisilile. Mr. Mason said be would nut he asiswershle for his eon. sloes, .oily for his appearance. He had no dorbt but that would run away. The Moststrate extires.ed some snrprige ar his saying he had ao dumb/ but that he world nos away, and yes off,' mg to b noise b..il for lons. )tr. Nlopott explained, and said he dill not memo to soy no, I•nt mnnl it, say he bad no doubt the l'i . i.oner would Lot run OWN!. Mr. Rirkir rmiled at Mr. MAs ~,,, and said, if the Prisoner did run sway it would only he 501, Thr hr. was admitted In bail, himself in I 00!. and Thrkie and Me.tui fur his appearance at the next Middlesex Nessiuu., iu fin/ each. The Prisoner gave aunther resi 4eore iu the King's private road. ROBRERY AT THE GENERAL POST.OFFICE. Vcsterdiy John Booth, late ■ clerk and letter-sorter, was Trnoglit to the Office from the Howie of Curreruou , wheie hr !, been c ..... unified for a forinight, and underwent a se- I rximinati tttt before RICHARD BIRHIS, E 4 Charged w:Th friffilionsly stealing several Pank notes, while employ eul in his official duty. The Pi isoncr was •pprehesedril in the Puss -Office, doting Ilie hours of business, when a letter, containing the halves of two 101. notes addreseed to Me. Wan Knapp, of Wrrstlitizton Pouting. Beilfiiiilelure, was f mnel mem lion.—[The porticukrs of this Care see hare in a former Police Report ]—There were several ode r ...nerves some§ the Prisoner, of secreling letters containing Clank note':. He was folly committed for trial—The ease Prisoner is sogiewlost inierestisig: Hr had, lip lo Ow IMP' of the present charges, been Considered highly re- He was the sou of a fuvunrite servant of the .11;.13e, 35 1P11.015 . Vllpelnie he was brought op and educated. by b.c sf ,jesly's applical• to the PGaimaster General his 3ppeinierweit. After big exatuiliallou, he had airy affecting intrrview with his wife. I+J L PROFANE SWEARING. tr,•':ihald 31 6 1)erneelt, a simmer tailor, sras convicted in ;::. p. values fur profaue me. seine twice i■ the presence .•i gih.• Alamatratr, and he paid the pruallies. ft arose out .. define to a choice preferred against him by a ,kmearyncin tailor, for horsewhipping him, because hr Jr. iumided a sum of money of him for making a waideuat, Bich the minder ►efused p.ynteut, contenditif that it had been spoiled u, tlw making, and resumed upon his hands by t•.e customer it had beta made fur. atrtt Ororge flightier, a boy of eleven years of age, was hr •: , :to sip On the following charge: Wm. Ealtes is a pastry.rook, hero in Aldgate Higbaitreet rt!miser came hitt, his obi, about a gamier mot eight c'clork nu Salcrechy morning, witnru sail his wife were in i'!e shop, but havingarieweil their harks on She Prisoner, be , •::rtirdiately Sunk out the till ; witness turned round, awl litm in the net of taking out anise money. It appeared Mat the Prisuures tither u a butcher, iu Brick-lame. More iiiteli, sad that the Prisoner is it. haj n boy, it I s a l mos t ito possib•e to reclaim him .—He wart re maisikd until Friday. Mrs Gramme was summoned to stew arse why a war rant ah.onid uot Ise is.ueil agsinst her for 24/ 6L bring two a half Year'• poor's rates, due to the parish of St. Bar. ,F;olortew the Great. She stated she was unable to pay, as a.: her goods were taken in exeentisiu to pay the Itimis tczvs. . . Alderman Smiih-1 think the pariah officers might to in qa:re if (bat eircainsiance he teat before they rummuind ; however. if they press as to sign the warrant, 1 du not the Alaciatrstes tae rtlesr " . . Ile. Gale (li,e Vestry Clerk)—l must rims' the vilrning of er: Tarrant now. hut will nut entente it until I make the viciry. I hive had a warrant against this lady beture t rind tit money was immediately paid. Mr.f:reavrs—.‘ly von is in a initiation which produces him u*.ne:7o/. a year.ml his employer advanced lam the money, 1:e is to pay by instalments. .:Olen/tan Waltham's—l think it extremely severe to mien marrsiii against a woman au distressed. The pariah nib. t ^es eivzht to inquire into what she hat Mated, and I shall •;•enil on.Froday nsoeniiix.—Adjarreed to Friday. fr:id Denier, a Jew lad, was charged wish assaulting irt Terve, U, Wentworlh-street, Whiterhapel, oho, s.tted, thst no she was going through Cheiipaide, about ..-1(-1 , nid nine o'clock on Monday night, Ibe Prisoner came .; tt , !.er and gave her a rodent blow on the head, and lore -bawl sod bonnet; she also stated, tbat she had land a il.l 67 the Prisoner, and that Mr. W , of SI. ?.:..l'a Church-yard, tens going to make an konest troman h..r. hut was prevented by a letter which the Prisoner .scar Lint, stating Am she was a prostitute. ;:li”rles Newcombe confirmed the evidence of last Wit t f .s. ti to the ammult. I'ehioner-1 did not strike her until she tort my shirt. I G..ve heen iime,months in Giltspor.street Compter on her scvtg:ll, Pati . l . 4lo . net 'NWh to have any more to du with her. ,'Oeerrnati Wailliorats-1 have uo doubt that you have a...it very infamously towards 'his wurslia--yorr most bud ~,.I.—C..mtetutied for wool of bail. Thomas Groaarri woo broughi up for felony. Tlmman tiseswell Imes at i, Farrier's-rents, flishopepate • Without. About feu o'clock this muruingc the •Ptir , ..e.• came so his hooey, wens into his parlour, and returned .inieilistely. Witness noticed Primmer etineralimg most - , :nr under his frurk ; he followed him, and hr dropped two t-m-rputtus, two table-spoons, Roo a sager Wags, all silver, proper, y ts Benj.mis Watts, 24, Montego-street, Brick.laue, f r toed she reideore of laet.witnesi. The Prisoue ,r who is a reial4trawer, said he found them at t• e door, on she grimed ...—Committed for trial. • 10/1* Noga►* was charged with attemptiog to pick the i•orket of saunter' More, No 1, Ri.s Elsaid-strert, who atated. that as be was crossing Blarkfriars-bridge about eleven o'clock last night, he felt some penny's hand in Lis pocket; t.e turned round and eased Prisoner in the act of ta►ing out i is batldkerchieftßemanded until 10-morrow. The Waterloo steam packet sailed on Saturday c , can Dublin for Liverpool, with several .carriages %rids number of passengers, including the Bishop of Dowse and family.. Yesterday snowing au unfortunate carman, whilst ~,,iloading a timber carriage in Drury-lane, by •um! accident slipped down, and a beam, which of immense mar, fell upon him. He was crushed in a most shocking manner, and instantly deprived of life. He has left a wife mud four ciddrau. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 44. The LORD Clisscitu.ox sat for the first time in the Vicr.Chnureltme. Court. Ise having britoK excluded from Lincoln's lon.hall„ on account of it. hem; under rroor. His Lordship cause into Court at nine °lock. GORDON V. GORDON. The LORD CII.4.NCRLI.OR—" I'be deeds hav ing been art aside, Mr. Rose, di any of the p.a. tiro wish to say any thing to me relative to the re eripts and profits of the rotates ," Mr. Rost. Counsel for the Pefendant, said that minutes had been drawn op by Ina client, but be dist not know whether they Ned hero hooded to the Plaintiff. The Learned Counsel then etitered into on exploitation of the feelings of his client, as they re lated to his mother's letters, wird) we have already reported, but from 'the low tone of vinee the Learned Counsel assumed, we could not uuderstand his statement. The LORD CGANCELLOR—u Ith that ease of the cashier, Vr. Attorney-General. you mentioned to me yesterday. I have *ern the Accomptant-General on it, mid as it is money for the use of Government, 1 think I may amend the order of the Vice-Chan cellor." The ATTORNEY-GENE RA I.—" Your Lordship then will snow us to cruise th- term cashier of the Bank of England, and substitute the nome of Mtchael E.(l. our oh the l otosettpul wistaria's of Lord P.altiser•toto. as Secretary at War ?" The LOUD (ALA NCELI.OR—" Let at lie paid to any prreon that has biutitortq to receive it ; but the Registrar :oust be put its poss. 4 tot Of 1114 mote, Uhllrf , 4l.C:4ll order of this Cruel will have no effect." way oeCtlioleti Iltr rrwriudrr of the dAy, nod two o'clock, w h ariuß b,iiikrupt pru tious. of no nslrrrid eltl'epl to the parties etplierrii rd. At that hour his Lordship rose to attend Cabinet Council. li.ELAND. DUBLIN, AUGVIT 17. Mejor•Genersl Doyle will remit' the CUMinatid Or Clo ttttt rl die' net (which hr h*. filled with georrid Lothian:lion), on the 24th itiotosit. The commend will then devoire on Ural... Colonel Spring, 5/th regiment. Clonuirl .Issirict is in future to Its milted to Kilkenny. Criteria Oilles Adjutinit-Gtorril, 111rivir G►ove, will he removed to Dublin. We undrrsiond dist the 77th regiment, &Mg garrison duty iii Gs!wit) , fin seine thew, have re crived orders to hold themselves in restlinew for fo reign service. RIOT AT THE THEATRE. It has been hitlwrto the elisions durum the time the theatre is open, to have the regular attendance or a seijesnes guard, always, as is proper it shoul.l he, under the doectiou of list twit Power. Os. I hese Ores * "I, the High Coeast.iille is the person to direct she military Shoul.l lily cr.r of emergency occur, he looks to the laird Mayor, as Chief Magistrate of the coy. for orders how to conduct himself. 'I his guard bas been usually furnished from the Itichusuud Barracks The benevolent occasion which collected together the audience of IVerlisesday evening, was not one, it alight be supposed, which would bare called forth the angry pacsions--and, we say it, indeed, unit regret, for the sake of the mendicants, there was no crowd assembled am that evening, which might be likely to produce confusion ur outrage of any kind. Some aberration, however, the cause of wbirh is nut explained, having occurred be tween the Proprietors and their servants the interfe rence of the High Constable became necessary to pre order; bust to his Brent sunrise, she military Gaud brought there, as he conceived, to obey him, declared, that they had received orders out to obey lie Civil Poser, but to act under Military ♦nihority—they would, therefore, out rtrogiiise him as High Constable; and on his remonstrating ugaiiist this conduct, they proceeded to use viuboce, mid iu pursu *see, as they said, of their orders, they did aeinally maltreat the Rich Constable, and a sentinel ejected him by (owe out of the Theatre!! _ . The High Constable proceeded forthwith to the Mansion House to the Lord Mayor, and iisformed him of •hat had happened. His Lordship reignited on the instant to the Theatre, attended by his Secretary. Immediately on 111. arriv.el, he ordered an investigatioit of the off or to he roue into on the spot. Several persons were ramified, and their ',advisee taken down by the Secretary, Mr. George ilicber. Theo, for the first time, Isis Lordship lemon', to his great surprise, that au crier: srrjeant's guard had hero ordered to aloud at the theatre that day from the Royal Barrack.— by what authority we are out •ofurraed; it was to Ines guard that orders bad been given nut to obey the Civil Power. These orders were communicated to the other guard. whirls came from Richmond Hawks, and this mien! under stood that it was their duty to obey these orders, as cooling from • supra ior military authority. The depositiosis of Mr. Dooley, the high conslab!r ; a per son called " Town &skittle' Devito; the two se ijeoitts who commanded each mims respectively, and the setitotal who expelled the High Constable. were taken down. It was on the brining of these deousitions that the esti erne 'seriousness of Ike Clair becam- evident. The sentinel has•ing declared that he felt himself warranted by his ORDERS, mit only to keep out the High Constable ar WOUCH, hut TO 51100 T HIM if he (the High Constable) would attempt to eat icise any authority. Fortunately the High Comoulde was prudent, and submitted quietly to be fumed ism, although rt hiss beta slated so us That be had been previously assaulted, sod grossly maltreated, If he had acted otherwise, the co ll ie. (pences might be terrific indeed, and the life of the High Grantable out have been the only one that might bore been Lod, m conotquetree of these very e•traordivary and den prows proceedings. The Lord Mayor, impressed with a just feeling of the weemaity of rearrlimg thus affair• to the bottom, waited line next day on Sir George Beckwith, his Secretary also at tended with copies of the deposit' . On bearing them read, Sir George• Beckwith expressed himself its most iodic_ pant terms respecting the outrage committed on the High Constable, and sedated, as we are informed, that lie would cause an limsiedia , e inquity to be made with • view to as certain who it was that ohoold he deemed responsible for such extremely improper modeler. There is no more ;weir er nod coustiltiounal officer thou Sir George Beckwith, and we are satisfied tha matter cannot be placed in be Her baud:, in (WWI' to reciirc the most satistxtory elucidation. The public thanks are due to the Lord Mayor, for the seal and energy which he boo oilmen in follow iug up this matter, until he Las placed it before the proper tribus•l. Mr. Dooley bus, we noderstatid, sworn emotionalism, against one of the parties euticeroed a the assuage. The LORD CHANCELLOR Milt rut the first time lost moruing iu the VICE-Cflosicitt.Loa's Court, Li ',col ou n. The vacancy in the rei•resentation of liereford, by the death of Colonel SYMONDS, is likrly to oc casion a contest for that city. At • rerpectable meeting of Freemen, on Saturday, it was re.olved to invite R. P. StaamstonE, P.q. their low M.-m -bar, again to come forward ; um, W. WINGFIELD, Esq. (one of the Judges on the Brecon Circuit) Ina likewise declared himself. candidate. THE TURF. • EGHAM RACES. These pleasurable niers couinseliee.l yesterday, and the course, we all OCCOPIUIIII. was crowded with besot) , and fashion, with widely th:ste deloottfill fl its *noun*. The Dears •f Yolk and Gloucester, soil - the Primer*• Augusta, with SellVi Nobles and Grotty, irrupted the grand stood; but the spurts were worse than indifferent. ♦ Gold Cup of loots. valor, by len Subscribers of 10p• each, tor all see. Mr. While named Hospitality, 4 yrs old, 7.1 . .1 Mr Guilwiu usmrd Sir. Walker's bl. c. by Stookuskai, 3 yrs old, On. 3.b... • • 2 tool 3to low-the winner. Woo iu a ranter A Sweepstakes of bp, inch, with Up. added, fur all spit. Otte ini.e 1... M, Mr Forth's Laventore, by Eitel •••••• 3 yra old, Tat... 1 .1 Mr. Kirhy'a Afloat., 4 yts nitl. g -t 54. 2 It Mr. Cissit'a Berths, aced. 9.1 711....•.,. • 41. 3 Mr. %V•th, A SyltrJews, 5 yrs 01.1, Oat. 21b. Hauer Maniac, 4 to I siv-1 Ilw w ~,,, ei; 4 Wee we S) ll v.ile-. and 6to I agt.t At115...§. Atter the 6.st brat, 2 and 3to 1 on the %slums.. Huth heats non easy. Considerable cuares.iuss otrusresl on the course in eonse• queasy, uf Ihr 11.1ss nue b. ■rate a pander'. (muse brute ;um. 'saluted. It osse quite:l new thissK 1.. the Is, (ins ntera of the Isla, who, hues vs r knows, , s( .st ttttt t Ilse siss:uthewl ttttt of a hurre its p res Al purchase (twit• kilipal•old.,•...l they mt length found ..set that It aa■ 311 3CI tll plc Weill r. dittos' in the Pittste Asl ttttt saturation flossing Ilse Coisesoisserts 3leelltsgs which thus Os somas.' tutus tit the list of she busses. CANTERBURY, Aviv'? 20. Our niers eumoinencril uu . 110.01101, anti the weatlwr being eenistokahly thu, A Knot euhroillre ad tariturts Vlrat. 'fhr 11lu ...i. Cof the county f is tltnre num. rou. than for awn.- few year* pa.l ; and the ■umber of !wilt CI 111.16 en the I)nwn■ earls day bait Leen strry.graat. The loursosable mansion a the Ite.ua Dc .Inntr•.quten, at Di uler 11211141 upeuell fur the Nubility and lirulty to take rarretuneut. TUHIDAY, AUISUPT 17. A Sweepstakes of 13p. each. Five Smlsterthers. Oue two mil, Li it Mr ImAittgtou's b. C. by th wi:lv, out of Cirrolsue, 3 Ire 1..1.1.... ...... • 1 Hon. urer Watson's Mart., 5 Ira tad. • 1 Mr. P..111...1 . 4 b. r Laski's, dam J Omits, sidtr Ito Spausiartl, 4 ~ Load (. H,U, R.II, 4 ',sold this .38 a cowl rarv, 0114 %gill by 1141 r■ urck. Kentish Huotros Stakva, of Fire G.i.oras each. Thiele.tit Sobscribrie.—T* Mr. T. Ne ,, me'e b. in. Rote Alin, by Pt lime Regent, bred by Mr. J. N.Nt anc, 7 y.ll.ild ...„ Mr. T. Quiloolop .... U. oo lot. 5 yr. old 2 Mr. Str..h, is S 00000 In. tn. E‘reiotti ..... 6 )rs uld, by Prince Iteg,ni. bred by Mr. Smart, of Ch ts oig Mr Jolita Culiaid's b. a 31.411..irr, by Sir Lauuctlot, bird by Mr. While, 6 ) rs A Swetiotakrs of Ten Guitiree tech. Niue Subscribe". Ton. mile heat. Mr. Lushinctules Encir.tille-44 by S rercr, !J yrs old.. 1 Hetr.G. N 11141111 . 11 b. c. by Si. PA.41,, 3 ss s Meicl. for 100 Guineas. Mr. Cramp's Pintlacii :Mr. Polices b. in. Fiilt:. t Siverpaiiikirs u( 20 Gillum". e.cli— Fiiur Mile Hhatv—S, vela butiacrtb. r.. Honourable Grog.. irSii itlll . ll b c. by Sir I' oil, out of . PPiliitgl , ll, 3 Yu I:141 1 lir I3•rbluc4'l colt, 3 yr* uhl, own bro:lser to 8111141 i( k.. 2 Mr. o , :rtyl , u%l br. g by li%rciaiitm, &au by Gil. a, utat of Volummo, 3 yrs ::11 Mr. Ali.irm's b r by llualtbour, dam by tiobarium, our ur Am:l2.m, 3 yas uld bolted W CDR FR DAY The King's Phtleof 100 E.. Four mile heite. Mr. Lu■biuet.m'+ b. la. Ewchattileas l walked over Se. J Hunywoo.l's ta.r broth. rto Iteo..i.ck 2 drawn Mr. l'alnse.'s b. e.Julint„ by Easton, 4-yrs 3 Or sys. The first rare ass *llll by Enrbrotr.ss beatint Sr Jahn Musty wood's hall a to Et ; but from ►he distressed sate or th• cod the fre..l...et.s of Ear:mistress, it was deemed rodent lu withdraw, awd Euvitauiress walke•l over the cou.se In wit. the plate. A Maidru Plate of idly Numb'. given by the Comity Mew. ra —Your gook lima. Mr. Tiltiwi's h c 114 , icaam. 4 ',sapid 1 1 Mr. Piii c f It tibesia, by [habeas, OM of lout+u, 4 era old Sir J. C. Iloslyirooptr. h. c. brahrr to liaatedict 3 dia Mr. Jeckaou'a c. f. by Rep nt,i'iciu by Guliaulia. 4yi a 4 3. TWVIIIIDAY. The City I'lateuf Fifiy .—Two mile heat,. Mr. J. Gainer's br. c CI ryas by Comets, 3 yrs 3 2 1 1• Sir E. Koatcl.liii ll's Is. f. l'iilynEngs, 3 y:s ul.l 2 1 3 11 Mr. J. Pa lm. s's b. f. Liicortia, by Zodiac, 3 yr. 1 3 2 3 A Gu;tl Cosi, by ■ Siihtcriptio• of rm. each. Sir .1 C. Iltalauvu's b. ay. by Su Laaacclut, lig. (1, walked °Vet. The meveral plrees of amunenomt have been well *wailed inch ereoine. llu %Vs ditesday 11:1111 M 44 a Itory ball It Bel lingham. Kuonse,at winch tin le i:.r. lit'ar 250 f.isilittitalik pi rsent, the Venter portion of 14i were h4liiicti in rich and rlrEeul COIIIIIPCS of yap 11911(aspe. AI the drew. ball titieht thi re at re 320 prratut,amonett whom were outiertl--Feirl :111d y Aso: fa. mily, the filth Sheriff Lod and Lady Tot I illf. ton, Lord Harris and fami y, Sir i.. K eli:in 11, Lady lisseirblitill tool f.mtiy. J.. 1111 :W.,' 1.9,5 y S;, i n . S, John and Lady Ilioiy nom!. Lady I:1 , z. 11-iiiitit Lady Halm Lady l'Avz and faintly, Sir Rich:toil and In.ly Lee, Sir Hrill y mild Lady Martin, Sir Geo. 4t . and Lady. Denye, Sir Felix and 1. - .11% Hon. G. orce Watanet, W P. Ilonyworol, Fay, li,iward Knight. W. A Moe. laud, Genre, Gipps, I:- E-q, S. R. Luwhiwenau, E.g V.'. H. Bahluek, Del dt . g. L:mq , It. Wildman, T. L. linden., risri , Colony, Auliteir, John WirlL., Shaw, fire. G. Moore. Mrs. Wthltaau auJ Rot. Mr. De CLAIM and fralifr. HEREFORD RACES..,TiOSP rattle enmateneeri on W-ebees. day, when the plste for ill sgec, was won at Iwo by Sir ►V. ►V. Wpoo's b. C. TCMIP - Pl. Iteftlsm( two ottwoo. iiittne 'lay, the fieteetere.' SweepstAea was sun by Mt. Duo can's br. g. by licichatletro, heating Iwo others. Thursday, ibr NI piste WKS won by Sir ►V. W. %I') utt's Tempe's. The Sweepstakes of tt•o c ... en. %114- Nrribcti, was walked ',v.'. 1... r by Mr. ►Canklio's Specter, wbielt also won llsesol. plate uu Feat), testing Mr. Vesers's Bolos. The company on the throe itn)P .tll4 very inrce. and hiehly respectable; n u t the balls Were ouiutreubly sitoudeti by the tin.' families in the cot:illy. Ais ',alteration I.as Imtv ly hr.n weak i i the sr. rsiograwi.t of the Nfedicsi Stotf of she Royal pitsil, tit Grreinvich, 1)r. iiCLIN LT ilo.vitv_! sninswied Assisiaut Physicist,. and Mr. Ei.t.i• Disimiwer. Tile Lor.D Ltrt:TES ANT Mai sour left the Lodge iii the Piar,sik Pink. 1),i1 ;in, oss Tue.‘l9v mu tail nu est:lir:oust thluil A h the ..ulity W ick low. K r.A said to have en:ered into an engugrinent to vellum in America to three year , . Lard owl Lady FORBES and liave suited at Belfast I • (ilaagobr. Thry 'stied in the Air. Wollare *train picket. Toe Company's ship Waterloo. mitaard.hound. was in hit. 3. SO. S. !rug. 17. W. co the ilat . March, all trill. • •:4, • Ikv IEI 3 • SOMERS!: INIII E sSil Eg. nn S4tned.sy eveniox. the 14th itudoof. Mr. 11,r.;11 Cir.lystse and ?Ir. Joatice Bost arrived at litolgesv.aer. and opessed Ihr Cosssesda, SSSSS and on Moottay toorssiog proreeile.l to lowness. The ch. irotlar moralised a 11 . '4 of 53 ;unknown, of wituns the following bore hero already .entessCed C.'rpffalla conoitled—W. no(1,1, far ate a loss rb«p p x , f ,a s ; Henry 51 ar, for lasertlary ; IV. GeasaLlen, ftw Weeklong Moto a 1... u.. and steahoe fire BrOtol livisk hid.; A Wakens Gales, for hawse-hreektoz; loot Cla.srles Htlalarrl, tharstel - oath Mario[ forge. N ord c.aottit. of a plate of copper. pair. porting to be n. note of the Governor anal l'onspalty of the 0411 k of Cll2laisil. tllhlae.t, arroraltue to his own dr. ;rhydiuti, was taolgic ,, l nl rout Iu c ...... nil the come of ohteh he has been fowl., guilty. and fur whorl, he wall pro bably sari; r an i t ; ttttt death, throneh extreme po. verse; awl having become rounretrd with she Imps in. gild"! otturers fictillon• notes, he 1101 so much an their power that he was in it 111:111tier t 10. heal from lime to Wag In revoerr io she eir ftrimin IrNllie. d7tiarl.ll lillsberi is id a era y tesperlahl. tetatily in 13.15,, who have tucks' rittusly poreuett the occu l t:num of engravers and eupperplate Will ow' for steady lice whole of 14.1 century. Thnisocs 31111 Ehz dattla flawed, charge.' wills haviug aie sited Chat leo Htlab.ri to ult. rime fuug.d n o tes, were ad. waded King's evids uce ag-si , ,at hum VIOLENT ASSAULT. Tin ICING ON Till ►IOSRCI'T TOM Of THOMAS it icnmio stos v. Mk DAMS. • The Prosecutor and the 1/efellolsot Are both farmers at Nelslllll, 111,11' It4lll. 11/1• twiner bring •I years of tae, 1111/1 ihr I litre toil) 21 The assault was pored by the l'ru secotor and Isis orresot Fm the D,fcsittssit two witnesses were called, Om swore that they would 11111 111.11/4/11 the Pruseessior oo his oath, and thst 111 , ifrfesolassi won n Irene gbh anti quirt men. But ruse of It o m c l og fly .e•t,d smolt clams of the Prowl...tor 10 credo batty oh Irss 13:11 . 11, 1/1.1',111/11 hr was a woloy WIN. " anti was ft! 11 41111111Z-111 Z 1111' W 1111016; 1111111111 t 11.1. I, who 111 posed 1111114 e 1) 61111.1111 11111 11.1111111 his hp aft, 1 the aliray,lll.lllll 1101 14.111 V, 11141, h rater hr had heard In 11, teak rasolson, suit lull lies of bun (Ih,- witness). although he (I he witness) allswitted. us *issuer 111 q.ses.tossi f itst• Learued Judge, that he hail htionitf told tars upon 11(.1.1111 .... Sir .1111$ b I I **knits. iln• koillord of hods the parties, and twasber wotnr.s who 11,w1 known the 1). Pm, tul setae, years, bush acid ohm he was always coma:tern, a trail and peaceable AN. Ur. Je.tire Herr rrgretted that rash a defence should key, been ood.,pted he had heard it said that when a woman attacked a rota she best proof of courage was to run away, sad the exisroristets mien he squally ;TON , ' 10 ra.'a like the p:rseat, *here there 01/314 Surli great &a l ms ily of )ears. His Lainialtip also observed Ihst he who repolleolfwee by snore weeessary (nice h. rime iu his turn the assailant. The Jury, liiillutat braildlitll3, pronounced the Defendant Ottilly. cor.es, Erg. r arcrorre. This ass se seises arstilim the I). f, ~.tint, the Keeper of the Losstie Asylum. Fiveheo.l. fnr recos. ry of errutiu prestige' iscerred I.v in comply with the directions of the Arls of Ihr 11;h .00l 4911. G•:orge 111. for the (a lai wog of Mull 00000 A ..•, diet f•r three peuellies of 1001. each, was given az sm.( Drfrodatst. SPECIAL WRY—ASSAULT. VALE r. ciiretrsi AND ANOTDV.II. This was an action hi...light by a servant arsine his emu. let, who the Navy. and te.e.les near %Ve an :1,41111 r.'111:111i11 , 11.1 , 1.1..1* the foil...tine cirrittnatanc.s ;- 0.. H.:: 1... he miscondnet of the Plaintiff his master de .;Hit his and afhr mime dilittle be peg Cipt O'Brien fumed it nietmary, git one k rn i:te morning, to send G.. a constable, and give Ilse :vent Lie custody Vale, lontrt-vcr, being an "thie f,c I.owuul ii msu , 't i ts.! to arms-ruder himself; and said that live !,,,t• ten , t.t.11 R Iluws about() take bum. The ii•-frticleiti then (ailandittr In the .vult•tote of Itn. enonga ble) vial up stud kniiektil hint down. The stick ass item. Iwo feet long, anti As big round as the *mall of my arm; lie struck lota tin the head; Mr. O'Brien gut down ow his body , and !impart' was holding bus head "lute Mr. 0 . 1.1• tied lois halals; the Plaintiff begged sue of 'loin inn", their hazer, owl of his eyes ; he said a far God's sake d,i let me up, 111 pall your finger" oat of my eyes' After they had 11,11 hum they lel kiln go. I heard hnetif Itiun say • feleb the cords, tin y pat the cords round his arm., and then Mr. 0 . 13. honk out, arm and Brut.° th• att•ltifiell him Hp; be said he was able In walk, hal he was vr. y lent; we then led hoot about a quarter of a mile. Piainuff then complain. d of his head; we look him to the t;;Hbr 11111, W. 11 , , we untied hum in tbe kitchen; he tuuk sum.. Ito cattier and a litila twist." _ 31r. Sue, time, a c rprct.ble smut:iota of Wells, who wan en1i..41 its to attend Vale, g see his evidence to the following effirct :—" Oil the 16ih f March I was called in about half. p•at access In astictol Val•; be had • black eye, ■ wsisind upon Ms cheek, some blood Nem his elullsea , complaint/It of a ciuis.tder.ulde two to Lisa head and luiwer jaw; the jaw was fu ;get orral, VIII he had (-relived an jujus y iu the head; I tkui.litre,d it its he a c iortoaiim, of th e b r ,t. i , e l m the symp. tom , punted :tilt he An; I at Gust took hiss to be a mad. mum, and that hue keeper• wire about him; he was no • (tatters lots stale for It is day., and I thought he •ossld hate dad; hr stuff red much ; be 11.i.1 content startiogs, de. bu loin, and sic-hues, at the stomach; I attended him Ihrtas gitt.illia; I eon-Our hots now 111 a very deplorable able. " . . On the put of the betemlant, Mr. Moons: observed, that no our more mei rely regret the unfortunate cow "pence; which the Plaintiff hail drawn upon himself by his own improper c hurt, tbs., Captain O'Brien. He should be able to prove test the conduct of the Plain. tiff had been au ilaiigerons and alarming to the females of the family, in the course of the preceding day, that coercive mismures were rendered necessary •ou the part of the L.) froillant. The D. feud:gut, in repress the violence in his ftrody, had ordered the Plaintiff either to quit his arts ice that nicht, or go to bed and depart in the morn. jog . the refused to du either, and in comic tpirore of •uch tefo.al.Ceitt, O'Brien had been compelled, for his Mill proirclioo, to vend for eonstehl a to lake the Plaintiff • tug, when he won to:erropird by Mr. jUßtire Dace, who ~61.1Ved that the previous prowl (Mimi was tot; excuse t 4 a a:rld...ratr act, which by the evi ilesiee of the constable this blow had hero, and unless Ihitt eviilener could Ire coutradieicd, no justification could be maintained. A urgocialidn was then entered irtn, which, after some discusawn, we/ broamlsi to $4 tresiy, by winch Capt. Oliciee rm.,• sited to n va/diet ,g.onst him for Two Hundred Poiends, and las porae,a irf costs, as &twee* sillorna7 and Client. Mr. Serjeant PALL main addressed the Court and Jury Wm!, as he gaud, desiinua of temeising every Ihiu like up.. ieruhriuni, which c.euld attach to tile. character of the Dc. fend tot ; the th-feeelesii had :treed very hastily i but he was snowy reedy to adobil that the cuuduct of his chest had beau must blameable. 073 Nlonday his Royal ll:glints' the Mike of GI cm:cu.:llm left (.11.1tetill.iiii for the seat of Earl BaTticasT, at Cirencester, where be ►pent ttsu days, and ►rt off trout thriller on 'Wednesday, on his rrlun► to Landoll. The party at the Noble Earl's malivinti l•f=,'r, his, Ito) al and suite, Lady Cu RLOTTL: Gart t LAE and family, Jos. Coin", Earl. ILI'. Hui Royal Higliiieps ex pr rased 1» marl f iniach pleased with the park ■nd 111141 likewise with the fine old church at Orem:ester. 04 the night of the Mil of December. his Mu. jes•y' , ship oI 74 gun,. wits flouted out of the Upper Dinicuts Dock sit Botatiosy. The kerl of souther lissr-of. battle .hip was to be kid on the ~,„p bl oc k s from whence the Nolaliar was floated, suirodrd to be ail 84 gnu s•lsip. 3'uGEl.lx U. The Reel beiweitn Hoekll. • proosisksp Wolf is. pdvirdfrear Isla J , an.l•Cy /high, a lirirte k g , * 4 p 1 ire yearerday, at Haw, .k rattails, victor, Archived me Davis. Rew A k If say tao br rand', a few nsteti• will.serme. 13041,111. a game, a very game man, Jolt hts ensilage •Its ado•ea (two a the ri.,g ; but w• a in lee hs,s au pelersw„ SRO Al FIGHT. le etsmarpreisee or &Nowt •..t appearing to fight A c ',rick, Ike Mack, • poise of twenty-ore ;Now,. 1., wade up use the wrossoil, mid &Templar 4 00l J o y *. /leaven agreed to filhl for ibr soalloir. //s/rl4.r 444 %4,11, , ,, were Cu, ilie forum r, sink Oren aid Martian for It o Soma/wins ratlwr heattsiteil, un litrutitil of 111. lo diIION, lOW wul, Vial is, lime be would bees • t 4, it. It was 4 ColloNisltlr boll dog light , and f4,7,g t ,.., was rsetino from she frukkay lir 10000 l 'eerie. if In :i n . 1 1 ,. sod last round, ►e Irbil Met ifs. rhe hail f, 11 n t• Fool, rusts r•—•• Fair, fair!" Time was Seem:gins 4414, he bail lona bit Ullf olr Tbr umpoe sass w p. al, 41 to, who drei h. d Ila eiresinest.thee as was then asked if be would fight any . nits ! 11.- %Aid ' . :,0 Ilse ',tube was then declared to be ihe piolieriy of firdeor. NAVAL LIVILLLIGENCE. reitesiteues, Aileen U. The Tarter, Conitterortiree Sir GCUI dr C. itiier, w wart Roo the harbour to br r. Sits d fur Ihr ru.si uf Africa. CGiled ihr likarre.o trmorpost fur Lirptfurd out Imbues' to Siothearl the Bruce, Reed, fn num,. II'AI.NOLTH, AUGUST 21. Arrived off this port the Cato, Itur.on, uutp Autigtia tut Lusi.tuas. Asrle.d the Preston, Hall, Gina Leghoiu , in eight weeks, for Lmedua. Put LI.OI k the Josiopli and Jour, IF•roch, for the Baltic, ►ailed the Algu, Sub,. c, tut Lasknia. OVAL. AIT.L.7 23 Silted for she River air rxho, 1 . ,/.11 sod Star, llullsUp I.um Nrwea•undl teal. Come .I..wit 'rum 'fie It.irrr soil .•111-11 thr Adioral ley. G*110%1 , 111, for the Norval Neal; iii 141$1 d li.r„ Daub,. lur iltv rrafteate ; H wirwlau ,t. r N.. 6,14; 04 Mph, or tria.s, :ma Hob II t..:.4•11., Sista borne, lUf Cilarit By the way .1 Anlrma we have recount% (ram Calt unit to tlsr Leiter told 141arawry. which we hope will wove not altogether correct :—ioJaeour the weather *IV. to revere t h the It.oVe 1111 in Mil placer eas destroyed. A geoetal u lo.on hot pi vaf-fl the priipt• ; 110 til..po aett- ..1111 .rams illtrA4lll wait too hr serfs in the affeet... Thor prwle t•hut therm-eters up pt risen hu.s..-s, to run. ever hill* NMI viHtatluts 01 l'rovolenee. Unles.oanw iseatta v. vie allowed to relieve the folarroam,. ~,,, r must have been expetteoveil, *oh .11 its theadful (gr. CCVRSE OF EXCHANG Ameteidam,C F. 12 Ditto as Sight 11 17 Rotterdam l2 I Ail, weep ex-mw 12 4 Harnbargh 36 Allows Paria3iiity's date 25 30 Ditto Sourdeaux do 25 50 Freed:fort no the blaiue l5O Madrid Ca•lis ...... 361 ( 8i1b0a...• .•••• 36 Barcelona 35 Srville ;E, Tutsus . v, Aummt V. Genus Vrtiler ltal.Liv s) 544 Malls I Naples ....... 341 l'alorono WI pesos. I.olbou ... .... S3l Opui to S4 ' Rio iiilleire.... 58 DoGlin .. I3i 1 C0rk.... .... 1.4 i Gibraltar 32 Letiesta Olt 1.1.10 NI Portutral ''''' r. Cull), per 411. 317 MI. &Alin Pars Nei/ 1./0111011)01111 „II 0 fa Nes Dul!ars .... 0 , 1. Silver in flitrs G r, 2 Neer Limed each. _0 0 9 DEATH. Al the Palace of Fern,. G..ngiana r Rife. f Jan , •ol E.g..1 lioptnee, calmly %Vexford, and second daughtcr nt the !me Hun George Jocelyn. HIGH WATCH THIS DAY AT LONDON MESA: Mumma 27 idler 4. I Eve.mag 44 ..her 4. realeres"...ST. BAIITHOLOIIIIaw •••Halsgby ■I lbe Batik, Exclaniati, Eut India, and &alb &a Illeasno. • FrHE to. P I _ es. or Physic is of hut high t. .M. podium, that hersa4 any other it ought to be kept el.arudignoraecr sad quackery. Messrs. CURRI E. and (.0. baring dedicated °ow:elver to the study, and bern gratfied by the most coosideraL:e practice its that branch toy ilviught plover to select, two, that, after thirty yea's :es - Weiler to this 11, tropollit, their Irate are so well known. mot their reputation so 0.11100 , 4 established, that no apology is 'squired for their ileviotnin from the regular mode of practice. It may he tumor to stele, that their medical edocattuu ha. orris of the firm thew, that they are Members of the royal Curieges of 1...ur-d and Ediehorgh, sod al satisfactory evade:area of the frIIN of this 'latrine:an their D.plounis and Tesiimosiala may be sees at their house, No. 107. tiellou-garikis, *sour they may be eeitaulteit wiih the greatest *etre.). and line. uc by patients of either /WY Whims Mg under au) of the luwiut cumplaiuts :- Ist. A teetaiu Marilee. for which they hare discovered a remedy that is not poly a complete substitute for aesecury la the °error this complaint, but *lnch brie the 2•lttinisce of emilicatitig the disorder without &halt* iog the cestate:i. I . llls remedy bar been used fur some time with et. happiest effects un the C . % ithieut, aed p...moses to Is. On means eutdrely I %Welding tit,' eve of mutiny, ettalit i• 1 the most complex and ineeievaie eases. Lily Ia alma of erre.** Lk:batty noel earenlar Retinue lion their res.-steins It. ire Wen moat fortunare, owl thee ea.r to a late introdne floe it. n friend and pt.F.t of the iltunleidous Tissue the seeptiad of a simple mode of t i estairrit,whien Is discarding the Sig/U . lle magus Ril l ar l orartherd to tin. country, gives a 1011 e to every n:iisciii.tr ghee of Ili: p.stirat, restores his mahout spirits., trod le-est tl.listies hit a izeinr without inflaming the constitution, and tints sktioinK to the claitgeis of a telspse. Silly. In Strictures of the Vert} ra, Messes. Curry au.l Cu.'s plan of treatment luss so far wryivied every artier our thud of Cure, Ihat th , y have emit-it toe ult u m.ihm,pe .01.1 approbati:rn of the 1.10. i rhstingiii.hve! in .l I' ton a, t.. of feting iti three weeks, cum *hi.:. 1.0 al , ' rt of their skill. Memos. Cal.. , t,..1 . eve loot ~... rat patients who hail been weak editing:: to them• tinder the care, and aisbniit to the ~.ode r. , f trout's. lit, men nth rly unt.killirti in the cure of that most dasiaeru AG aver paiafal tun:platen met abets after tile lose of much ti ne sink. motley, they applied to them, sent tit the . tlicsey the.• plain they have been invariali!) as warm in their gousme. dations of the skill to which they ward their realornhuo to health, es strong in then c. {talliea of the ignorance nn ssi h they hail nearly titles vietima. Patients in Use (vaulty Are deNirrd to slate 111104414 , 0 1 . 11,14 take j their Lit , to must ix paid, cockiest a N.A. England note, whets the ureesesey advice a...! tee chin.. be sent to any pert of the win id. No. 107, Hattousgaideii. lA)Npon: PHEW aad Publisb—' f th. a h .e, tio duread% *here 4.1444ti5e.n.-4.1s a,.• setety.4l., eO.l 411e1.. (pilit.paid) visa .be addrea,ml—C. swim, ammeg See, !blister J. %% HITF., ire. 127. :lilal. Publisher 1 I I,