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- • • OLD 11 . 41LEY, Nov. S. .J•Ar Cote was indicted for *tenting from /leiter Damian a• parcel. containing Rank of England Dotes to the arnonnt of 186 i., the property of the said Heater Randall, in the pit of the Royalty Theatre, Wehclose-square, on the 29th of &Veto bee last. Rester Randall deposed—that,. upon the 29th of September, she went, ercompaniei by her daughter, ti the Royalty Thentse, and. upon Istiog seated, wits civilly accosted by the Psisorier at the Bar, who appeared to be very anxious to accommodate her—the Prisoner and she bud itinch conversation during part of the entertainments, and Lite did all is her power, in ackstowledgment of his attention to her, by presenting him with tarts and cakes. The Prisoner, soon after, appeared desirous to grt out of the pit—upon which, the Preset:atria, wh+bad been leaned upon by the Prsoiter,whosat li• hied her. iminedietely put her baud to her cud cried out to. her• daughter, that she I ieeo roblised, and by the Prisoner—he was tti •ii .truggling to get out at the pit door. The oa.ighter, who hail much more presence of mind thso her mother, gave the alarm, by crying out • Stop, thief !" The Prisoner, however, escaped loth the passings llu leads front the pit to the Street, where th e Prasecutria found him in the custody of Remy I) via, a cheek-taker at the theatre--her daughter -then told her not to he oliumeil, for she lied money safe. Reury Davis, check-taker at the Royalty The atre, stated, that, upon the 29th of September, be fore the hour of teal o'clock. he was at the pit-door, and heiwi repeated cries of Stop thief !" within the house; •the Prisoner, in great haste mid coati. 'Amt. passed him, :nit said, that, as he would not probably return, lie did hot wind a pass; the Prisoner then esidesivottred to open the foldiiig. doors, to get into the street ; and was aided by many, who appttre , l to he his necoitildiev,. The witness 1%1.1 after, and se.zeti the Prisorier. who war Making an eft' in to conceal soinethitig Tinder his waistcoat. A isa..... , l.droppeil front his baud, which he endeavouAll with his foot ; but daughter of the Pros,eittrix, who rime up at this gammen, said, that the Prisoner had robbed her ember, and oink imp the parcel which he bad &aimed. The wititessgave him into the custody of air i)ffierr. • Mary Pinatrivota, daisc, , hter to Ille,.ter Randall, cor ro!onnttelltho testinio , iy of the Prosuentrix. John thby. an 0111.”.'r, that he had, at the desire of the Provatentriv. t.ik.:l the Prisoner into custody ; he was in the hoses when he heard the ere of 6, atop thief!" II; ran round to the latsse.;- of the pit, where the Prisoner was thspitting• 01.1 check-tz.ker ; he vanveyea the Prisoner to bie room, and scare:Jed him, but found nothing shout 111111; he then took the Prisoner to the watch house. Mrs. Itstidali then identified the Rank notes. • The Prisoner soid, io his it. fenei., that he was obliged, from the urees.iitic, of mitury, to the theatre; that he inteii.le.l to return, aild was ail conscious of lisvine; ;he parcel about Idol. Baroo:Ptiovves3s sultunerl it t o Co. facts in In. ebarg:l to the Jury, who, without ret.riag, gave a venlict Awn S.sitis Wit . 4 Ilithq led bon stealing. c watch. chain AIM 1.....174, value 11.. front J9ll ll !; 11 1 1 1 1 A 00 . The. Prosecutor 03411, that he ii.ei he. n ACC:3st. ed, is Ch.tliilus-sto•et, I,y th.r Prison! , e, wl),, is s no- Mill of tlie tams; she ifiritv.vl him to her iu Crown-conrt, t ; lie tatio-11 , ..i1 to er ., 3 ,, u p an y li, r, which he att`Ordiugly did ; alter co.ne time he mon, together, tile Pri son. r the watt h from hi, po:•ket, aml rnti 11%%ar. :he ihso , cl.littn. N. .it with a t•t Odier r to Mr loriAtogi., Wbrfe he faa her in ti-• 1, very nitwit ititaxicated ;hr rrlvd 1., r for ilo: said), two.' h she vv. u r w.th them to the hO , l-e if lei art - 1111-5 )mire, :..) 40:1E4'44 it to the ObVisur. _ _ These ctreatn•tmices , svre corroborated by Leek, the BOILV•"4 rect iMerv. ' rite PI !..1)11er tart found Guilty. nines Cul.ta was ert,itally hviicteql for burgh'. riot4,lr brvAing not of the tlbrelhil4-hoo , e of De m.-41ing Irmo tioeove five !wit% of sloe, vsthse fi,ur shdimAi, the property of the stid Nt.thoity. Li thin cane the fact+ of the rolil•rry were clearly anhatantiatc4 ; hut the Juno.. .v . llO wall ill *owe doubt an to the eiin• reelo,ctin4 Ihr burglarinonly hrenkinst out of the holine, which wns ei'ven I by rainiiis the oisfa•teneil dip of the.cellar. moil. that that point 1. lints:4 he raw rved for the rosinideratinn of the twelve Judge.; lie sPlvi.e4l Cie Jury. lii tli‘! 'aeon tone, to dint a tzeiwral wer,liet of guilty. Toe Peinillier was I I Gniity. _ . Jolla Geur'e ass 1111111!tell for loesking out of Cie .1 of t% 11. bens Strdn A eways, nod steolioig. from theater. lit Rink notes owl gt 11,1,10 the stormat of tiveisty-cogh: row e ls three six tes-simons, two tahle speons, and a irold watch, the property of the gaol sioarn 5tr444 , ,,, t 5tr...•.0.0.0.. 'hit tbo Prisoner. who was hi. !ntir n 1 ut. u, Ip t st.ett pat Hoak 11" 1,, ~•:n~-•f 41,1 e rnn.—iisg; on the • evening of that Cite Primmer hod brluwnl iu n wry i•ettrusell nn ,1 ettitteroontabk manovr; thry had h tietoi et n tavern tottethri: tiv Pri,nittr h•tt L• owe' ;octvoce tit o• 11 , 100,i0..% to attend •uu r: flowed in a A10..t. title Piiaoner and we then ..rut %Iron thr Proi.er ator's (I -- sire 19 gio into the rao /I where this desk lay, the l'rromer took hol,l of lion, an.l.atikell Ii u to yn to alolch he dii.—in the tnntninz he that the hero hruken open, and the money taken goo. Afatia Clapton stated, that the Psi .nertleNired brr to to to hp•l rally the night of the rAlsery. 51:1, niul h. aril a liras:: reread - ding that of prrsrti ••• tttu: in wiimlow ; 4he cnill,l not ite cirer:e inzainst the pri.olter.— ft*•.nr:iy tarter thin, the Prionner and PiolgeentJrcattne The Jury gave a vcrdirt or Vei rov Bill ajaio.t PLC Pt* TT. for foricerf. •14., vesteoly, throws out by the Crsud Jury of 161 livom. g 4 .iier-Gen..ril Mn R i i arrived at Noah 117,14vt. lc•ot, from WoJettvrea. in very itidifferout C'LERXE iES§IOIVS—Nor:g. FRAUD. Joseph Heath was indicted for defraudieg Mary Anne l'uruell, designedly and unlawfully, of six pounds, by representing himself to be Mr. Reeves. of the Alien-Office. Mr. Gime SY, in a most able manner, stated the case on the part of the Prosecution. Mary Atine Purnell deposed MB follows :.—"1 am • native uf Normandy, in France, mud have been iii Etsglisod since the year l 791; I carry no the busi ness of a milliner, in this city. On the 10th of June last, in the evening, the Prisoner called oil me, and stated, that he was Mr. Heevea, who was at the head of the Alien-Office, and wes sorry that. he was obliged to communicate a message to Me. which would alarm me. and which coneerne4 blot , very much. I asked his name; lie said it was very well known. it was Reeves, and lie was at the head of the Alien-Office ; and that a women hail long ed an informatiou against me, at the Office. ..for be ing an alien. and without • proper certificate. I told 'dui, I did sot know 1 had coy enemy, or that any person had it in their power to spa ak against me; he said, he thought so, or he would not have given himself the trouble or calling on me ; but if the woman's information proved right, she would be entitled to 401., and that I should he obliged 76 quit the country ; I replied. I had not that sum e he suit', he thought so, on which account he had promised the woman •be invest, which I must give him, as he could not, in mist:Ware, tale it front His Majesty's Treasury; I told - hint I had not that sum, but would go into the parlour, to a geotkroan who lodged there, to try to barrow it ; lie ft. lowed me, and the 'gentleman was nut at home; I then went nif.etitirs, and brought down 41. in out-pound pores, Vrllich was all the Money 1 had, wlich I gave him; he then inquired, when iii colOd have the ratoutrider ? I answered, that I ivolifft not trouble him any more to cull—if he ate 'WI his address, I would send it to ;ten ; No, he would call on the Sa t I*, . • ,•. . hia family rebided at Sauter's t•,vr:,, for tot •- f!, .tad he was with them when ev, r Put if ,i!lowed him; he, mein I was frightencd, n t ,t; 1,, said, Unlit be afraid, you reilv get fur tile west of the tummy by Saturday, I a iii take care that the womsu shall be silent.' 1 had heard that Mr. Reeves was at the head of the Alien Olfice, hut I did not know his person. On the l'rflay following, the Prisoner agent called on me is n coach; I told him I was sorry he had come before the day appointed, as I had ot:tr two or t:.:, e !moods; he awswerd, give it to te-. mad I will give it to the woman; I gave him tt is ouee pound notes; he said he wis very busy, he bl 4 to' set all the people to rights, as the country wash)* complete nonfuaion; not altogether with fordignem, for his MVO countrymen wanted to be bet to rights as much as they. Ile asked for a glees of water; dosiri'd my servant, Mary Athston, to bring him one, which she did, lint looked very angry and eCtIlt11111.1,1; he only tasted the water, and com plained to me of her impertinent look, and said, That not the way to look at a Gentleman of hi, tank.' He would make the pelicei punish her for it ; lie i ben went away, and said be would call again cm the 23d. In the intermediate time, I in formed some friends of the transaction, who made n provision to receive him. On the 22d, he again cline ; I told hint ' I wen very sorry I could not i4 ive him any money then. He .said •he could not call ', A nn, nod I must abide by the law ; and if did not give him the money, II Would he obliged to quit tho country in five haute' I kept him tit cotivei,atine until Gregory. the officer, appeared." Joseph Gregory deposed, be took the Primmer into custody, and, on searching him, fonsiel e card, which, he slid, was his address. viz.: " Joseph Heath, fishmonger, Borough." Mr. Reeve..., Superintendent at the Alien Office, deposed, that there never was an information lodg ed against the Prosecutrix, In that office. and that the Prisoner was wholly unknown. to him. Mr. ALLEY. Counsel for the Prisoner, most ably argued sits era! pietas of law, which he conceived to be in favour of his client; particularly one, that hank notes, laid in the indictment as money, were net so. _ The CUAIRMAII summed up the evidence, and the Jury found the Prisoner Guilty. He was sen tenced to be trausported beyond the seas, for oeteti years. 11i...4(1rd Thorn was indicted for attempting to prevail on Jane Gairet, by vellum he had a bastard child, to swear that David Pique was the father of it, he well knowing to the contrary. Jane Garret deposed us follows :—.l I am a single women, and have been acquainted with the Pri soner for six years ; I lived as servant with Mr. Payne, in St. John's-street, two years and three towni., during part of which time the Primmer courted me. and, I had every reamin to believe, with an 'mention to make me his wife; be seduced me, awl 1 heeatne pregnant; he told me he could het marry me then, as he had not a house to lirtio; me home to ; hat advised me tv go to iilv friend•, at Wells, its Norfolk, to lie-in. I told nun I thirst not let them know my ►itua ti.on; he said I should go as hi. wife, he would writ• to them. acknowledging me as sorb : and as 1/1"10:1 114 I came op to town I should I.e mirrserl. lie .ierordingly wrote to ins brother *nil sister."— (11 re the letters were read, where lie called her his wife; and, in one, in anew ..r tonne f her brother. he pr.iinises to send a eertnieate of their marriage.) The Prnseesitria thus entstiutsed--.. I was Orr %%fl by toy friends, they being satisfied with his let ters, and I wits delivered of a male child, on the 19th of Mny, 1/4013, after which I metie r() several lorpro, acknowledging me as his wife, with many endearing isupsories after his chilsl,parti. esilarly one. of the 1511144 July, which ponied me on the to.' 1. I ar►ived in London on the 17th of July. I saw the Prisoner, on the 17th of July, at his sister's ; he received me and the child very coolly. He told me it was Mr. Payne's child. and if I did not swear it to him, he would forsakes. ; this I refused. I remained with hiss three week.; during which title he constantly srged life to swear it agmost Myna.; and if I dill he would marry me. so as I mide Porn, settle a weekly allowance no the child. I told him I would not take a false meth. lie thentened me life. about 11 cecina at aidlit, tor , v a n e I not twomise to swear the child to Mr. Pilo*. it was is bed ; twit it op, sad lea him. - : - the Mkt day I found ht was in a treaty of Mat& rise with a woman who kept a publie•trouer. saw hiia in December ifterwurds, and asked hint for a maintenance for the child.. He told me I assist swear it to*Payrie. I was forced to gn ytown to Wells, as the child was born there, ai.eL•swear that the prisoner was his father. • • M. David Payne deposed, that he never had an improper connexion aids the Proserafrix; while she was in his service, she had behoved herself het•om ing a servant, and he, conceived she was the wife of the Prisoner. Mr. ALLtY, Counsel for the Defendant, con tended, that the case ass not made out; as, in all cases of perjury, it required two witnesses; and us this case appertained to perjury, it required as strong evidence. Three witnesses were produced on the 'part of the Prisoner; they were his relatives, and out stepped moderation. The Cuttauts summed op the evidence, `arid the Jury, after an hour's deliberation, returned It verdict of Guilty. • The Court was not adjourned until six o'clock. aramionsmormsamere • . NAVAL. INTELLIGENCE. POILTIMIOUTX, NOV. 2. Arrived the Tisiphise, Captain Lave . ; from off mingteni t also, the Middlesex, Turner, from die. liaises, fee Jamaica, and •the Ph (!tree, Cockerill,• a tainsport.••• The next convoy is. expected to mil to-morrow. - • • An American ship is arrived at the Motherbauk, from New South Wales; particulars ativiciaeraii. Sailed the Ceritaiir, 74. IteaNAttinind Sir Sa muel Hood, eaptiiin Webtey ; and Warepik, 74. , Hen.. Captain Blardtirsod, for din Mediterranean; also the Dines, 3(, to tha Eavtaard. ' TLs•stouTll, Nov. I. - Arrived. yesterlay, the Marieer gun-beig, Litut. ,Griffiths, from a cruise WI the Laud's End. • Sailed, this dey, the Nimrod hired cutter, with dispatchee for Cadiz ; and the Indefatigable frigate, for • her station off Rochefort; also the Goldfinch sloop of war, on a cruise. VATAMOVTII, OCT. 31. Arrived the Princess Elisabeth packet, Captain' Kidd, with a wail (rem Libon, in eight days. SISAL, NOV. s. • A sloop, name unknown, got on shore on .the Goodwin Sends, this morning, and sunk. Many of the Deal boats hare Mean off to her, hut canton learn what her cargo consists of, or if the. crew is saved. . The SA Tioreszo, with several transpoits, haring sick OQ board from Flushing, paned at the back of the Sand for the Westerlies/this day. Sailed the Orpheus frigate& also the outward. bound. under couvoy of the Padargas, fur the Westward. DOVER. BOY. 2. Several persons, mostly foreigners, who have been taken into the English serv:ce, have lately made their escape from France, be the way of Rout:slam, which place they left last Monday. Among them sans person of the name of Henderson, who was taken shove 12 months since, in a brig belonging to this place, called the Allgood Plebe.—llv says, there has been no rejoicing in Holland. for peaces with Aus tria; and although the report is general, it is but little credited. He mentions having lately seen the following prisoners, 411 is good health, who have been in France between one mut two' years; Hail, late master• of the Experiment, of Dover; Walker, mate of ditto, with his wire ; sod John Hall, late master of the Prospect. of Suuderland. The St. James's Volunteers Inul their last gene ral iosretion, this year, by Colonel JIVIIIIINSJN, on Thursda?• last. They mustered in St. JUlllab squitre, instead of Boirlimzton-court-yard, on ac count of the death of the Duke of PORTLAND. The Waking-house of 111lOW N. Conn, and Co. have contradicted the assertion of their having he roine receivers of subscriptions for the elefeui e of persons under prosecution for riotous behuviour in Covent-Garden Theatre. Tbursdsy morning, about two o'clock, a fire broke out at a pastry-cook's, in Middle-row, Holborn • a young woman, to escape the flames, threw her self out of a window, but was saved by the people in the street: the flames were subdued without much iu jury- to the prrmisea... . _ - A melancholy accident happened, on Thursdiry senniglit, at the Ship public-house, in Oapringe, Kent. Between rigid and • o'clock in the even ing, seam soldiers being there drinking, a quarrel arose between two of*thetts, vie. Edward Smith and Allen Backhoupe, privates in the 9th regiment of font, reqwcting a girl in companv, when they fell to Glows, and, after a few rounria, Backbowe de clined tiening any more, and Prated himself on a bench, in the tap-room, whereupon Smith culled Backhouse a blackguard, am 'aid he had not done with him , and immediately advanced and strut k him several more blo•ls ; on recvii Mg them. Buck house fell from the bench, and never rns again, nor uttered any groan, but died instantly : and, on Friday. an inipre.t RIIS taken upon the hotly, and, after much deliberation. the Airy brought in u verdict of Manslangliti r. against Eduard Smith, who way buten/snit committed tq gaol, to take hi, trial at the nest Sessions. We have heard that Nome very riotous procced• ins prelim-41 at Doidlistun-htath, near Ellestiiel.e, 1111 Monday last; so outrageous and olrotillate NAY the conduct of the deluded person., thet it nos deemed necessary to send for the 4 )4r% eitry Itrn; rte. Seven of the ringleaders have been romniitte 1 to nor comity gaol. Oar woman, we understand, lost bee life on the oreasion.—(Selopiais Journnl.) The neighbourhood of Sandgate mid Folkestone, has been much alarmed by the appearance of mad doge; and we are sorry to 'intro, that three men, be looting to the North York Militia. have been bitten by it dog, supposed to be affected with the hydrophobia. At Castle-hill, the seat of Earl Foavitneue, in Devonshire, the Lonl Lieutenant of the county, after divine service, a plentiful dinner was given, on the stAth last; to all his Lordship's labourers and their families, with the poor of the palish mild its vicinity, m 1 tublosi !Aced on the terrace before the house; and ih the evening the Earl and Colin teas Fnavaitcur. with' their homily. and a party of their friends, drank lilt the Castle, where a bon are end fire-works were exhibited, and a large con ' courarefropie entertained with strong bur. • LONDON :—Prioted by C. SMITH, N. t, Cieneert's la, , sad published at the OfSee, Nu. 15, Mat of Church; Strand, by 1. WHITE, d game ylsee....tordtrs, &A. he Ws raper, seat to ibs Wire, (o.g.1011);* Mill L. , hap stesiiii . . - • . TilE 31:4111trtsi I doIN-men, , . CURRENT PHU Nbeat Nue ditto . • 1 , 4*. Hats. Rye. • % Os. Vie, Earley 44.. 454. :Unit .. I 746. 6010. IA hit. Wes t (letiltnij i t.rcy Pests.. 4.4!. 544. ANGE, NOV •410.• ' 4 ICE OF 6,:itail. 1 v 1ka11e•..... ' ow * Shp fkit• •ii IVick Empa.... s as 63.. 0041 Oats, :7 4W lei. Us Polititeis . ' ' ' '' ' "alli 490 DA Petatuf HAW --s. to 410111 Mi JINNI Sect 4Oll/1. Outs Fkour... :. ". • -pos. Albs ilia:4mi. • uxuasuois.• Cont-lospectses iteturo.--oTaslitt.suAY, Nov... .IThesa. ref load' to 3.11. /141.1cy„per quarlyr 404. —.l. to sus. —d. /lass sos. —d. to bus. —d. Watts • Wt. —d. to 6.55.-4. * • Prow sem. —d. to Ws. . - PRICE OF HOPS. II Atilt. POCKET,. Kist. 45 pi. to 61..4. Kest, 41. Its to 71 50440,, 41. Iv*. to Sl.‘ : 44 3 4 .431s 41. 1/14. t• 01. •••••• Lurx, 41. ins. to Fontlisuo,ol. —s. to 14; —• tft , HAY AND STRAH, - sr ; JA4l6‘ . .. NO 141TF:t 11//1.1:L HA?, 41. IGO. oG. to 611011. Mt Hs. 51 Le. to OE in*. Stun, il. as. to S. Ills id. Nett, ' ul to. to io. Ctooot, • bl• 111. to 75. sop •Stratoo tot. to o el. 14.. AtmITIIFILLD KKS'Y, A.v. i. . _ . . To at.* Mts. Ottal per atom. 01 *ill. - nerf...... p/. ,li. to :.s. ud. H emir . "( Cato 14, this 4.y fr .- Ai nt tem ...4s. 4.4. to 5% id. I;•nts • 711 V,...1 • (4. ' 0.1. to xi. ud. Sli., p ' 1 4; 1 .. Lainft...... i.. 0.1 to it., od. I ( alu.. . :'' Pork llia. - wt. to la. Gd. has • lai• .. HAY-MARKET. II ay 51. i us. u4l. to 61. 6. al. .SI filW ..... 23. os. od. to 21. 1a oft. Clover .. —6l. too. oil to 71 too.. oil. NEWGATii AZSI) LEADLNHALL MARltik (By Om Caron%) Bed 3s. 44. to 4s. 44. 1 reul 4S. 8.1. to 64. Mutton :Is. 4d. to 41 b.l. Po. ti s. od. to 7s. 00l • • • . ,_ eit - o•E or l'Ai.Losv. St. Jamail Ntarket :,6 • 661 ' l'owsTadow 954 6d --s • :lam 51urks4 ...... ss 6.1 I 'fallow limits pis 141 --is • WinterMyr, Aluti.rt ...6 4d tl Idte ditto ~ 9Js tut —6 6 pw at. of 81g. I Swag ditto:... 9J14 MI —4 g 6. 17$ •0. 31titing Stuff 84$ od —6 s i Astri.O.... is Sid ' I)ittu rough lily as —s u tilaves Good Deep Ycllow Soup, t to*--Mot .. A Igii.--4.0r4, 1855 Psi... of (mulles, uer dosen, tri? 0d,...31 Wilde, tf.;• od RAW ant Heiler* am! Sims (prr stone) . Jr. 04. to Milltlllots ie. 60. to us. od. ep Mous - Ordinary 29. —rl to Its. 24. Al.t,tet Calf In. ad. each. ling. Horn us. I. to 1611. 11* ND 41. 04. cot , liziE OF EXCILLi Artrter,Ltin 00 10 4 U. Litter at Sight 30 Rotrerthha , 9 Oa 4 tail'. Anima QV 7 1;C. Pali* t duy%ilate 19 G Lhtut... ..... 11 10 Ekmeelontx l9 10 Madriii —to paper. Ditto 44 eflixt. Palermo - is paper. Ditto • iio affect. Dazes. 4l ' Leghorn thr Fetz cu . ..., Noy. S. Livboit 66 0p0rt0.......• IS tile Janeiro 7l Malta cekraltat Sit Cart.-- tlttlOW. Portugal Gold ir.Coto • son: Ban per oz. !Farago Cold 111 hers—. Nen/ Elm:bloom— New Dollars — 1 7 sip..r in flare — Nell 1.0116111 Cll6l ••••• Alem of tie Rwk et Holland. per Cent. Gains Vehice . • . s 11arkb • 43 Wasn't: P.m. and Co. of Woodehes. ter, gave a dimacr to about 600 persons, empluyvvi in their maitstfattory, oa the Jubilee day. All appeared neatly drcb.Nivl and ornamented with blur: ribbons ; lila ux, afire!), &e. were slaughter <l ou the ocraviuti. Ina the rivetaing, an illumination of Sr extra): ire mills, workvhops, Griot ies, &c. with bonfires and fireworks, (analisag a very plendid ao.l lmalntittal oppearsiate,) uttrartecl tk very largo entsvourse of tpcctators ; 35j0 candles trete counted. Ilia Maricrty nitre hOnoured the factory «WI a visit; and it is rilivirknille that one of the knien pre heat was chosen to reprt,ent the king, in the . feriti. vales given its honour of hi s on the lain* spot, nearly 60 years ... The Rev. Cooriga Wtl.l.lAtts has had the Iris fortune to break his kg, by his horse blipping dow• from the side of a Kink, in the the parish of thu lium, Kent. Wednesday night, or early Thursday nierning, the library of Josttu♦ CASSANIAJOII4 Esq. of Cat. tern), Hedy, was broken open and robbed of a ma her of valuable articles; consisting of busts of eminent men, and some articles of plate. There is reason to atippooe that the thieves made their escape to London. 11111111. On Sunday leaf, the Lady of Dr. Whitten, of QOllllll.ll - Bliannabsty, M. 1) at a sou._ P4AR nI ACI PS. Tows* morning, at St. George's Church, Canterbari, Mr. Thomas Partridge, to Miss S. COOP.. The Mapc s. parity of their appearance excited mach altrarthm,tbe own being about 6 feet 4 indica, and the lady about 4 feet. From their yostiftri look., and sprightliness of rummers, it was strongly conjectured, that it was a pia-alralf match, particu larly as their malted ages, conld'arrt, on a moderate cakuls Hen, be mire than Ito years! • Weduesulay, at St. Sidwell's church, Devenrhire, William Sprke Coq. of Jordaits, Vonnensetvare, to Francis, t1....1 im de:ter of the lac Rev. Arritelemon Andrew. Tuesday morning. at St. I:..lniand's eloirch, in Each r, by the Hew. Ma. Harbin., James Crawford Neilson, 1. fl Mice Attu-run& Ducker, eldest daughter of the lion...t!beit• DEATHS. At her house in Stcrarn`sjir,O, Dohlin, 'ern the tt•th aff airs •Ssrsh Nescumrtt, sistcr of the L tteNir Thutr..ut - guinea, Hart. of NI UfAitltill, CUllni) of Liddy, at Old Alai non, Ltihto r tint r ',cars lagrri• Minas, Edeartl kurnr, attorney, son it Eot .1 ;lid , farmed) of Bridge-attest, ;hoer, •Jraper, suit `mother of Coo.- senor John Bursae, af alerrion-anaare. At Cramituwa, comity of Meath, Mis. Barnes, wile of latent. IRIIIIICII, of the 71st 5C7,1114115. Lately, in Grorge's•street, Cork, at so advanced ay. Mr. Cr term formaiy an content attorney, and cons naimiiintr orafSdavits. At Charm Hotw►l4, near Bristol, Charles Boomer, ton. formerly a Colonel in Ilia Majesty's Colonel Bourne dielioguisbed blineelf during the ranfortenate war troln America. _ At Rochester, abed aft, Mts. Nighthorde, a insider hmih late of Maidstone, seat to J. Nightingale, Esq. Canada-4 the Csitonw, at Rochester. At MMus. Put, inasat, after storm illse-e, Corolla*, wife of George Reel, Esq. HIGH WATER AT LONDON 11111IX4R THIS PAY. Morning 55 min. ■Rrr in Allem:me ttl aAny • I 1) C . ■ I ■ I •