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t Ablirik I NTE L I.IG ENC t;, . . 7101..i . ..4..: .t:e A _ --iiii.i.:;- • • 111•Wellaisy, of 74 guns, was semmissioned on Tnesday by 1.41.01001 Piaui, ie be bard as an additional guard-Am at V_th. .lAeutenant J. Rubinson is appointed to her, TiCe ; aid Mr. F. 31`Bean Chevers to be Surgeon, and Mr. ok. , A s si s tant -Sorgeon. illsg of Admiral bir James Hawkins IV hitshed, l B. was eased to be struck on 1e...*.al the Queen Charlotte, at Ports tallatilispestirday evening, and that of Admiral Sir Geoege Mar. stillr2e belated on board the Victory, Captain C. Inglis, Mkt . The Captains of the snips in port gave a parting dinner t 711,7 7: H. Whitahed, yesterday, at the George Inn. The Lively frigate, Captain Elliott, C.R., takes oat drspatehes into Plymouth to Lisbon, and afterwards proceeds to the West Indies. Do Pioneer schooner arrived at Portsmouth on Thursday, from Plyinouth, on her way to the Downs, to be employed as • Ludt" to the Ramillies. Lieutenants P. W. W. Baird, and F. A. Wilkinson, are pro. mooed to the rank of Commander; Mn. G. 11. Heathcote, pro moted to the rank of Lieutenant ; Mr. ti. Kennedy is also prornot- 1 rim the rank of Lieutenant, and appointed to the Dispatch, vim Wilkinson, promoted ; and Mr. IL H. Stanhope, to the Hose, vim liaird, promoted. The Tweed, 28 gam Captain F. Dunn, fitted for foreign ser vit. and intended for the South American station, is ready for sea, an.. rarecied to sail from Portsmouth in the course of a t:st days. ..i . bC Truer lio.nb, Captain A. D. V. Arbuthnot, will go out of /adieu, on Thursday next. SIIIPPING INTE ELIGENCE. h ' '', 1 l CUSTOM-HOUSE, Aram 10. IWWARDS. Nebo, Divider* (Jobs Malaboll, broker), from St. Kitt's. ...)I.nux 1, Tindall (Cohen%), from Homburgh. 4,l‘o,.l.thedds (Simonds). from Rotterdam. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Seittereirrit, APRIL g..-Arrived the Glasgow, Phillips, from , Eaollaustro.-aeled Ist December; ' , how Raids rPib* days 4 his Majesty's - hi Ude aR ; his Majesty's ' s emi 76161, Airey, from SI. In twelve day,. Nlitide Beeper, Brag:, from ottwitt, Arm L—Atrived 2,10ra. COCkete • from ta sir y-sist days; Frances, H fteu Bahia in sixty. Off the ; the Coomedia, .Dos, fro n Batavia— beeember. wirer, A PIM. 0.--Aertved the Katherine Stewart - ' an, from Bombay—sailed the 13th December. in { vrith his Nlajesev's ship Leven Captain Owen, for = etitriet, Delete, from ChristiansaOd. Sailed the Swift. rewitalfeinedsld, for Laotian. Otiti. lii—This morning arrived the Success transport, Lieu. IL D. Pritchard, agent. from Sierra Leone. 31st December ; rf.• 224 January ; std Ascension, lath February ; bring. ..Niptain Piinia:, w la ar te w el i t , t ii h t e l Owen G lendo wer, :3 4 /, a ani i i nine in n. The A i I gch'g h TI , M .( hi tarn the field, and was what the Adieus:st call is Me 1 • tbsp is, the Ashantees will not fight their enemies, but will NI is the bush until die sickly sawn comes at to destroy 1 -v European had left Cape Coast to jcin the forces, ear. A, ilte. When the Success sailed, she several stations on the meet were considered as being healthy ; but the - recently bee destructive to the European officers ', had arrived out a short time. At Cape Camel , Al•Lait; mid Teddy, and 37 widens of the anent ti. a Tomas, R.N., Mr. Robert (tie of the late Commodore), and the arr. had died, WilliAlll Braes, Req. Lieut. 0. Wouleombe had Wise Arra, ia the room of Capt. Shame. to be a auesaltst 7 1 ;h 1Pe . 9 174 . . ti Lloyd, albs Om% se A., vice WOOlO3lllllll. Tall O the affi l el !TOM NA & Rio s AT vet wim -.oood MOWN sad the Tweed, $11„ the! Sow* Ageodeew , ibis F. ei . sad will y be 1 PIK Copt. f - or • Harbour Jupiter, Tweed, E. amaeliewbo leadeld, motord, nitaatinet. and utile 17!fi alt. !7th of and hest curie's of and Geatmedwre Jones, • was get ca, as aeon sags. bush was the /ones, that when the Chan. Alsbas (by which the was he sent far the sails of the sd as beard his own frigate, as hued daily, until the asd seedy for sea. 'Via-Admiral Sir ' and Can:beim soused the day, swab. z—ludy (. Wardell t asd Are- Weed t and Tr is l: : - lass; Nile, Baker, New answiek s Wood -, for Jamaica ; sad The Searfield, Griffiths, the hensewashbound, as am S.—Arrived—The Bebe, Davison, from Zocoorieus, Pillau ; Britannia. Smarm (u. tbegroor • Mannioo, Hambro' Little fiallL kib efts i ll, happiest Fsn Shoe, AlesnoL Ssaltd—Oceht, • iitAitolme ; Louise, Woodward, ditto ; Friends, Comtiogions: ihirosheina Atatlia, Soong, St. John's, New Brunswick; aim tarpon, Boot+ Montreal ; Kitts, Cole, Petersburgh ; NSW, Germ., Bilbao Helen, Mize, Maraolsom ; Fortitude Increased, Boning. St. K J• iteg. JrciLy, APRIL 6.—Tbe Marquis at Anglesey ? Williams, from Leaden foe Limerick, put in hers oo the Sei inst. with pumps choked. Part of tho cargo and some ballast is taken out. It Is tailored she will be ready to sail to-morrow. - - Bgwoa Manor 29.—A letter from Trieste, dated Mend insL stsies;' fhit letters from Coda of the I Ith instant report that the • o llterines have a squadron cruising in those seas; and that the Oriveriguent thers had LW to embargo on all British and lonian Tema. . PIATIRITitte, DEC. 26.—Tbe Juliana sailed (or England yes. restla,y, The Lady Eust is arrived from Bengal, and will sail Admiral Cockburn, for England, in the course of next 11: 21;.CUTTIt, Nov. 12.—The Atias, Clifton, from London. is still in Hay River Creek, dismantled—hull expected to be saved. ]lost of the cargo recovered, but damaged. The following is an extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's lot lIIIPia dated filth March :—" A commercial house in this city hattliliraifirecclved a letter from Trieste, dated the 23d instant, wibili Mall that letters from Corfu to the 11th instant report that S ir. che have a squadron cruising In those seas, and that our *gm bad laid as aelario as all British and lonian t lam Bristol, ovived at Nimes to the 17th of 31 Wag bred at elf Cape Boas by as Algatios cruiser. imased Stott* WlTll.—litania Benet h in lAndoo, 14th =; Ichuisebett, Batavia to Aitaresp. • Maria, New- Bermuda, 14th ult. ; Hippoca.:4l, Lhiapsol to New fousilhod, bOtli—by ill^ Frances, arrived at Plymouth. Local, ATTIACTIOIV or VESSELS.—The Board of Lurie%tle have conferred the parliamentary premium of 5001. on .ig N rOrr Barlow, of the Royal Military Amdemy, for his method of • ing the local attraction of vessels. The great quantities of ' lemnloyed at this time, in the construction and equipment of dof war, produce so much deviation in the eoropass (varying aZe.g to the direetlon of the ship's bead) ss to ronder it almost no toeless instrument, particolarly in high Northern and Southern intinidet. It appears by Li tat. Foster's report of experiments made 1.1 his . Majesty's ship Conway, under the superintendence of Copt desiilliall, to lat. de S. and under that of Capt. Clavering. in the :men; voya . ge of the (*riper. to lat. ltd" North, that the difference ' in thepiruig of an object with the ship's head At L Last and West, audsishe -to twenty.e.ght de g rees before the Litter vessel left the Nowt ' is difference afterwards amounted to fifty degrees at the Nt Owe, and to 75 degrem at Spitsbergen. Brest, however, as . t ni s " W o es . ' method recommended by Mr. Barlov was . aintefidd , _ extremely simple; it consists in v placing mu abaft the compass, in such a - *di to Is of the ship in any one place' continues to do the same m all may take piece in the dip or ree important advantages will greatly to the safety of vessels 4 weather 1 it will tend to Sul 'ariation ; and will dispel nine its, so liberally supplied by A kable disagreement be; we, n which there can be no doubt this long-neglected error in in the House of Cor occii in e new prison at exc 1,000, viz. GO2 and 10 in the House that he present was I , FRO3I SAWIWAT NIGHTS GAZETTE. Carlton-Homo, Apt 117, 11E4. This day his Excellency the Baron Pagel, Ambassador Ea traordinary and Plenipotentiary from the King of the Netherlands, had a private audience of his Majesty to deliver his letter of recall ; to which he was Introdeeed by the Right Honourable George Calming, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and conducted.by Sir Robert Chester, iinigbt, Ilaster of the Ceremonies. CarNom-House, "tell 7, 182.1. The King was this day plowed to confer the honour of Knight hood on Captain George Augustus Westphal!, of the Royal Navy ; also on Peter Laurie, Esq. one of the Sheritis of the City of hoo doo, ; and on Jaynes %Valliant', Esq. of the Gothic, Kentish town. War-O f fice, A pril 9, 1824. 7th Berl ment of Dragoon Huards—Captain Honourable George Anse, tram the 14th Light Dragoons, to be .Major, by purchase, vice Head, who retires. 11th 'Regiment of Foot—Major Frederick Fiucleirence to be Lieutenant-eolenel, by purchase, vice Hunt, who retaes. Brevet Major Dettis O'Kelly to be Major, by purchase, vice Fitsclarenee. lath ditto—Major James Carmichael, from half-pay 94th Foot, to be 3lajor, vine Robert Smyth, who exchanges, receiving the dtt fertnce. A ANKRUPTS. W. and C. Harrison, New SlraturJ, LinenlnsLire, merchant to surrender, April 14, at live, 14, and May . 22, at ten, at the Lion Hotel, iileaford. Solicitors, Mr. Forbes, Sleciord ; and Mr. Lam bert, Gray's Inn. J. Holmes, Bridge-road, Lambeth, Surrey, broker, April 17, May 1, and 22, w ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Selby, St. John.atreet- road, Clerkenwell. H. Fox, Rotherhithe-road„ Surrey. carpenter, April 24, May 4, and 22, at twelve, at the Bankrupt. Court. Solicitor, Mr. Batten. bury, Thema...meet, Ilerseleydown. L. !Hemlock, Liverpool, liquor-merchant, May 3,4, and 22, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. solicitors, Mr. W. Blade, Marshall-street Liverpool; and Mr. E. Chester, Staple Inn. N. Newport, ? Bathwick, Somersetshire, builder, April IS, 24, sad eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. 's Inn. jir: Or . . asialia, otherwise S. Joseph, Thnmei-ltreet, merchant, isapi t ig April I, Ind May 22, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Widen. Mr. Juenea t Walbroek. ii. Ml..,rich, draper, April 27, May 4. arid 22, at ten, at As ' Court. S olicitor, Mr. Tilluard, Old Jewry. J. T. nagbew, Wood-street, Cbeapside, haberdasher, April 17, 27, ... mai 22, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, 111 leigft Or nell, Robert., audLUewitt, Lincoln'. Inn New-square; l and lit. Leeson, Nottingham. 1 H. Kent, Lawrence-lane, commission-agent, April 17, 11, arid Illay 22, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. D. Jones, Siae-lane. 1' __ _ _ ___ DIVIDENDS. _ . _ . aMay I. E. Chapman squ re, London, leather mho. at ten, at the Buis:time Court. April 17. W. Basher, Akteragate.street, jeweller, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. 31ay I. E. Townshend, Malden-lane. Covent.garden, wine ' merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Al , .y I. It. Welwyn, %Vood-street, Cheapside, printer, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' t:ourt. May 4. W. Heath, Cheadle, Stallard, grocer, at ten, at the Royal Oak inn, Cheadle. May lA. G. Kenning, Church -street, Spitaltields, silk:nen, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Alay IL W. Scdgley, Dudley, Worcester, grocer, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. May 8. Dixon and E. Fisher, Greenwich, linen-drapers, at , twelve, at the Bankrupts' Cotter. May 4. J. Carney, Beauchamp, Ongsr, Essex, shopkeeper, fit twelve, at the Bankrupts' Cost. flay t H. L. Bennett, Liverpool, tobacconist, at one, at die King's Arms, LiverpooL Ms 1. J. Wood, Cardiff, Glamorgan, dealer, at elevea, at the Angel Inn, Cunha. ay 3. T. J., and B. Gibbons, jun. Wolrerhamplam e bankers. at eleven, at the Jerningham Arms, ribiebalL May I. T. Benham, Poole, builder, at ten, at Hit Lea* Term, Pock. flay 19. AL Peanut, jun. Bristol, leather-dealer, M Imia• o ld Cununarcial Beams, BrtssoL May 1. E. B. Deeble, Welbeek.street, n,. ar Ististerer, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. _May 1. Marston, Birruin&m, Mori 1.111111. Birmingham. • .CERTIFICATES.—AIsu ' T. Vale, LepsHey, Leag-Acre, Middlesex., it-#. Purdy, blurt-lane, broksr r -T. W. erligaruisr, Busk fisdimas.llrickkr - street, sitctuan— E. eon, and It, Oundle, 4 oc 1 ...1071 yaw.. anct tar /0 .9%7 isa optai,, , , Ulill arfa was, the met h recommend durnplittly'auccessful. This la extreme merely . planisg s small plats at iron abaf raisa*a so sli commesess Ms effect, of tit After whide, without teadoefis it, it Dentin J , pandalbe - Weak -whatnot dump may i she pogortic needle. Three a Ws diarsrery..will add grea i! ( es ha &A sod blowing we ippiiiit derreodeo 4 ear Charts of Varlet eel if So of deo seipponitioes curents, 4 Phiteirteee, to sosow for every reinsridat Iteekening sad Obse rt7 Naa,. and o wine the greater aumbet Lace ar• .4 from the t, • • the me—liampakire T 00- r . The nuncber of prison confined • . notion at Cold Bath-t and ii 4 ! ' °erten:well, since the teat . onsd I 4a **Lew priding). sad intw 44g i of .Cieseetton. A 'roe's/L. numb , 11 SOW sosollooloil wa.ctay precious occ i •i . ., i. . . . . . . . • • • 1 . t A lied Pant the field, and was ;hat "the Ashanti:is call is tile ilea ++ tit* is, the Ashantees will not fight tbcir enemies, but 4,11 enegt.{heft to the bush until the sickly stawm comes oat to destroy *elm fiery European had left Cape Coast to jcin the forms, ear- ryllateepplito, Re. When the fiutmets sailed, the several stations 44nm-tones on the roam weft considered as being healthy; but the &mate had eery recently lama destruct*e to the European officers fan which had arrived out a short time. At Cape Coast , Lieutenants 111•Iseen end Teddy, and 37 soldiers of the . 1 1 er:ls t Lieutenant G. B. Tomas, R.N., Mr. Robert ..W . M . Input= (slut of the late Commodore), and the Rer. At Werra Leone had died, William Bruce, Ekl. A ptisivrAteneral. Lieut. 0. Wooleombe bad taken of the 011,411 Glendower, in the room of t... Illmore. 10 I Mr. C. H. Binstead wee promoted to boa meant of , D sire Tourane, deceased t Mt. C. G. Lloyd. Albs Ikea, to ha Teteinint of the Owen Glendower, vies Wookeethe. The Owen ...Ego . darat left at Cape Coed ; the Ihme red Orelagre an ilt t . i. gl4 ; ti7.lll.4fita4, the Driver was especool two hie Jewahe. eiAsomaiou was heathy!. Thewbsler Good Friends, stt dim, haseveld.hemod iu wat. lir thiro. da. aad the T eid 1 ;ilitss,Catti shortly sail kw the South w Anierile •••• h i t h larroir fion7Plymouth, the 174 c fre .r an d th is fait. W. E. Perry ; G ripe r G. F. a and en. Dept. D. P. H ling at , wi ll y be ap pew& an the N ode Expeditios. ' .day arrived ehe William and !lacy (Dahlia) yield. Copt. diolcsko, to ralt..:43eded *be Pioneer. for Chadma.-...80k Tilla•-rWilliele owl Mary. and itra the Harbour —Qmo tAkflitilswe ffkhory. Halwark t Y t Affilie, Jupiter, Tweak Iledifia, Come, Tame : today arri hem w ved the big Al raimehtld ho , L i m dear , d is days the t w atel i for bwi ttrire Gihilibl eheo GA 17it AL ==el . ll7l, n eihSlielllhthitail. MM. .mbekgmess per.tletWhi we driven an o p a y► * eibmitel nay, in 4 pie ea lla sn the Mb of hit by. the pupopt, I, end peat exertions of .. igniinera, of ebeighoseicleer, and Commodore Jones, of .VIAEW felipeellkinetitution, she was got off, as seas ed. t with sooperosive little damage. &eh was the . at Commitipre Jones, ties when the Chan.. ."' Is . . Am blockade of Algises(by which she was ~., oliffl oa amdetinst), he mot hit the sails of the dried mid impaired ea booed his own frigate, 'i s "' • to tad saw Akers es had doily, until the ' • - ff . "Clos o nPirs 42 4 tViktzbb.l AI end ' --- 1 • Melia. end Ceenlakm Rome IMP All*** . ' • • Ohm fk--Pailtel lam" he she mums of the , ibliP A ., let . 2ba followig. essme4Amiad vs.*. vie. a—l ady ; Fierdem c healmeo g Maq i _linedell a awd Are- Quebec ; Priam •10auye t Weed I sod Pllr . he, - 4 . _ De ddinie •W; Warrengliopiffe. fee - Now (Mem; AI fir.i A ltr u l t Taflor• b. 'Alban t Nile, T im ltm, t amide Bare, for Now ihunewiek t Weed. tt, far Africa; Friends, —, for Jamaica; and Repine, Sanderson, fur. ilitanaithi. Tbe Searfield, Griffiths, teen the Medhesimossa, mains, with the howerwerdi t hound, as "before. Oahe Aram h.—Arrived—The Hebe, Devises, from 6 .‘ 3 " 6111 .. i " 1 7 °117ie ."1, 111 F I ; i k limbia l Sim fr: ( ' ‘u • .... OLD BAILEY, S _ATURDAY, APRIL 10. gruccrs— teU. Alderaga Iftther-lact=t. Forster, sad H. Jamul, J. Cummasdale, near Car- Me, eidl=s—J., J.,— J. Young, Embleton, Aln okk Northues H., J. (1. L., and (1. D. Trim bey, W merchants—R. Lockman and 1. Golledgo, Bath, -ouT. and W. Jackson, Liverpool, commission. agents—T. Sorkt mil J. Mack, jun. Manchester, printers—J. and FL Woolley, Stnimaa4MoirkPiecadilly, ta ll ora—M . J. Cooper and M. Pate, ;..ackvtlhhotrait, talbno--T. and R. ( Joo dall, SL Martnes . -lane, boildwo—Z. W. Michell, J. Mills, and W. Martin, Hadshmok Bwriss, tooks—ll. Lea, S. Wilson, C. P. BoustieM, and S. Wises, Old s Jewry, ailk-manufaeturen—J. Guthrie, J. Rybint. &lids, A. RaAem, J. Smith, jun. and A. Smith, Glasgow. T. e average price of Brown err agmomptie Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the wadiaft Or 7th day of April. 1814, is 31a. lid. per cwt. exclaves of the Dudes of Customs: taiii. or payable tM.e. cc on the importation thereof into these Average prim of C(1111 from the Returns received in ending Apra 3, 1824. What. I Barley. I (Mu. I Rye. I &IMP. S. d. a. d. 6. d. 6. d. s. d. 64 8 Si 5 24 2 47 7 38 8 the Week Pau. s. d. 37 3 AIRETINGb OF CREDITORS, AT TUE 11411.31galIPTS . COURT, MAII*GUALL-ITIZIT, T O.IIOIIOW. TIMID 31111Z1M1011. COMM, 'W. R. Maidetone, brewer • Darlington. W Corohill, broker . West, H. Worthies, linen-draper . sc. I - II RION, RFeanor Low{ a handsome pads woman, was indicted for stealing two pieminf Lee. The went into the shop of Mr. Clement, • linatewirepev, In Giles's, about tight o'clock in the evening, or was serving h er, he ob served bee to takl i m.fre, rete it under her um ; the prosecutor was surprised at such In a female of such re-' spectahle appearance, end could credit the evidence of his own senses ; he therefore put another piece of lace near the place' where the gonna pieta: was taken hem, and soon after the pri soner conveyed that away ; the prosecutor then challenged her with having committed a robbery, and she denied it in most positive terms. She was exesedinglyughatall. A constable wax sent for g she was taken into custo4, and the pr.perty found upon her. Verdict—Guilty; bat strongly recommended to mercy on amount of her youth. The CO.l/ IT expressed an opinion, that an inordinate bees dress and &wry had led to the commission of the theft. FORGERY. Wiliest ['lire Cray, aged 34 years, described as a surgeon, a man of gentlemanly exterior, stood indicted for forging and utter ing a bill of exchange far lel. with intent to defraud Thomas Chalmers, of the Edgware-road. The prostate, stated, that he let a ready-furnished house in Hertford -street, Park-lane, to s Mrs. ()trig, an intimate friend or the prisoner's. She took possession enthe 24th July last. On her quirts• the premises she was indebted to witness (after the pay mesit of a bill which she had given, and which wan not due at that time) the sum of 131. The room tailed repeatedly on witness respecting the payment of this immay, and on the 24th of January witness saw the prisor t er, of a letter witness had sent him—The witness mid it t#ffYsm had written him a very scurrilous latter, sad W missed hem of being a deserter; and said, •• A deserter I bind I do me deserter, and if you will got to my agents, 1;og and Grennsenad, you will bier ef IDS 1 1 am William Gray, a Limteriant en katf-pay, of the bah regiment of foot." Witness then expressed his wow if he had Odd what was untraii attflie pee ap his author. The prisoner then Introduced the sabjert of paylegAlra. t o yak and sold ha would give .j city far its entdd nor pry ihat day. the Tgiditsounirprvesious Mu"' TheapA re Mbert tribe' 'ol= e r 1111 1. • Ittser ati I t taki .ng Eris audible the was sent Or, and the dtew a bill ites 7ll ll I. • , and albirweadn it. The witneis was entemitasined L R. Coors'', who pot In a letter written by whom, the toe, dated 27th, and ad dressed tUdie prisoner In Nee/gate, • stated that the till. hIR isuradassenwel, sad Urging the • attention to it imam Ala*. Witness bed no know ef die prisoner having's* by ertodeer name; but hiked tlistmergiod that le wee net swank let=or • • knotrn years; escaped,' upwards one, die.' AM. _ draper, St. Georges in trs . Hero, indicted stealing i - silk shawls, sad other property, bdea&g a his master, value lel., in his dwellieg.hastee. Thep rosecutor stated, that the prisoner was I. his aroplornast till the 10th of February last, whet hit was to an • visit to his friends. In consequence of having aenhiwabla property, he gave direction that the primrose el= ' nse he again outplayed, mai en his return at the kart trod infaldsurp, he was takes into erostody. He they tales valroplary asetrosles el having purloiaed silk shawls, ea alsishheso l bee, tai, and of having pledged the saute at different patelitelters. tilled. The property was produced by the pairabeelkers, dad idea- George Brown, an errand-boy, stated the' on the day the ri mer left the bouse of the proses:aux be saw him take a shawl belonging to his master from a shelf, and put it inside hie hot Mr. Boron G.anaow in summing up, said that ans. oldie Ones et lace p roduced h ad been 'woos es" be of the value of 31. This must bare been taken by the prisoner at one time, and being &wreck value .14k. die offence was capitaL It had been stated that Juries, and Judges too, lied connived to reduce the value of property, in favour Of the accused i bet be (Mr. Baron (tanner) would always vindicate himself from such a charge, and If be were a Juror, on his oath, he should decide according to his conscien tious opinion of the real value of properttake. If the Jury, in the present case, were of opinion that t he property taken by the pawner at any one time was not worth 40s. they would acquit hiJi of the capital charge, and find hint guilty of the larceny. The Jury found the prisonerviiity of stealing above the value of 405., but strofibly recommended him to merry, in which the prime cuter joined. BUROLA RIES. John Balky, otherwise John WCraw, was indicted for bur glarious!), breaking into the dwelling - h ouse of Wm. Edward Choice, tobacconist, Kiog . -street, Covent-gerden, on the 21th of March, and stealing therein 30 snuff-bocce, ten pounds of tobacco, dtc. vitae 61. The prisoner wu landlord of the house where the prosecutor re. sided. On the night of the 23d of 'larch, the latter locked his house up, and on the following morning found that it hod bomen tered • - ul the property abnve mentioned carried off. On thu Mon day preceding the robbery, the prisoner woe to the proomosion shop, and asked bis wife for the key of the sky-light at tioospil the boson to —,and Ise - -id he wished w root He rimy, mares-sane, DrOlter—r. w. ASINNW' • DUCK. wag,. newts, bricklayer—R- Leemit u l i l Dmiey sielm—Hed knoern the primmer goose yi racer, ailkruan--ff. Si am% Canon • - blaisenie weelViMantenve Ohl. I. Bishop, Warwick. green—J. 11• Carty, • , lftlaiikio Pals•mbli.elm bail Melded dint Vs p —E. Clardy, Woolwich, draper. . :r Pm a bin thnephiskipees PARTNERIE gsgs. B DIESSOLV 'D. R. ?Wain and H. H. .. .-.. -. wee 1 11 19 - • ••lall , l 41 She • l''' ' X POI . ' MN 6 ` Dalton, Bristol, chemical manutattur . -,' ~ and hl. 041 tres . 1* • . Mal eery on, Riding House-lane, Mary-la-bonne, uphaistarem—W. tan them. i ' • - .m or ups ,nd R. Thredder, Southwark, hatters—J. Mould and P. Wanoses, II kw )undle, Northampton, surgeons--E. Austin and S. Dye, Norwich, A verdict of NM Gni*, me nomad, and the prisoner tea:era-0. Hanle, Jan. and W. Thies, Cluny Tice -court, charged. ildersgate-street, silveruniths—T., IL. and W. Hassell, Bristol, IBebre Me lion. Mr. Baron Gannow.J rather-factors—E. Whale and J. Harmer, Warwick-row, Black- Jima Lama, fate shopmen to Mr. Charles Walker, drape! Hers - road, stove irate.manufacturcra—J. and J. Forster, W. and George's in the East, stood indicted for stealing two silk nu I. James, J. Warne% and D. Dooidd, Cummeradele. near Cm- aid other property, belonging so his master, value 141, is isle, call ~ .1., 0., and J. Young, Ecoldeton, Ain wick. dwelling.hosse. iorthune Manners—J., G. H., J. U . L, and O. D. Trim- The proaccutor stated, that the prisoner was is kit woolovi SECOND - NEKTINOS. - 1i - 12 . cod-m er. Carat, J. Sboreditch, draper Desangcs, C. B. Oakles.equare, merchant Evans, D. Cannon street-road, Cowmen chant Price, J. Sterility, undertaker . . 10 Roach, M. High.street, Wapping, victurier - - 1 Kohn, A. Sandy's-row, Biabispegais, chair and cabinet maker 1 PIZST MECTINGS. Gillingham, O. Little Pancras-street, war To road, SLUOODIM01) . hamilton, G. P. Thames-street, merchant Newport, N. Batbwick„ Socueraenthire, builder DIVIDENDS. Cubs, T. and Willson, W. L4ngbourn Chambers, Fen. church -street, coal. aches . . 1 Dudley, T. Brighton, carpet dealer - 12 Hamilton, W., J. W., and F. Cr. New City Chambers, and Kidadale, Leeds, merchoults Jamieson, J. bittrio n eenaaareet, coach-maker - - Mulligan, T. Ab Churchyard. Bath - - - Osborne, H. New re l Mirk tatimonger - - Ritchie, B. and Rigsby, J. Deptford, brewers - - Rotcrison, G. Wappiej„ eldp.thandla •e - . 12 - IL RIOTS AT M•ccxxerter.m—We regret to state, that there have been sonic rather serious riots this week at lilac ' cletfield, arising from a turn-out on the part of the persons ern ' played h some departments of the silk manufacture. It appears that, for several weeks past, the silk throwsters have been at a stand, from the necessity of warehousing the raw silk fur the pure post of obtaining the drawback upon it. On Monday last, the stocks of silk having been returned from the custom-house depot, the work-people returned to their employment, and were then ap prised by their sm..ters that they mit,,t work an additional hour ; every day . (the hours or labour at Macclesfield having hitherto been trom ax to the morning to six in the evening, with an hour for din ! rev) ; and placards, signed by about 40 masters, stating their de termination to adhere to their arrangement, were posted op the walls l of the town. With this new regulation the workmen unanimously re:tist:d to comply they left their employment, and assembled in the streets in considerable numbers ; but we believe they were per-, fealty pexceable until the magistrates (very unnecessarily as it ap pears to us) thought proper to call out the yeomanry, and direct 1 them to clear the streets. This led to a :on of contest between the work-people and the yeomanry, who, we are informed, behaved with something more of real than discretion. Several were un horsed, and other* severely bruised with bricks. Eighteen were taken into sustody, but what was done with them we have not learnt. On the following day, acoaference took place between the masters and a deputation from the men, but it led to no agreement. On Wedneaday, the masters held &general meeting, at winch they ' nnaniinously resolved t.) give up the point Ice which they haul been contending. Printed notices to this effect were issued, and ou Thursday . the work-people returned to their employment. The at tempt to masse the hours of labour at Macclesfield has been made several times before without success, and we cannot help thinking that the meo are perfectly right In resisting it by all lawful *aeons. it.herher the conduct of the masters, in eun:Vnb:g to lengthen the hours, was consistent with the law as it stztL, se aged 3m En) to inqulrw.:-.Bforiclterter Gxerdiali. Z.4IV 14V7'ELLIGEITE. • VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COORT, SATURDAY, Aran It PRACTICE OF TILE COURT. EX.PARTE WILLIAMS IN RE WILLIAMS. This was a petition to «infirm the Master's Report respecting a Mr. MONTAGUE WAS a b ou t to otoy debt proved u nd er th e b an k rupt ' s commission.tte the petition, when be was asked whethe r h e h a d plftented a emu-petition excepting to the 31aster's Report. The !Awned Gentleman answered in the ncga live ; and added, that when the striation, as in the present case, set out the facts on which the Report was founded, Counsel might be beard against it without the expense of a cross-petition. The Vien-CnaucEt.t.ou was of a different opinion, and thought that the reverse was the practice, and ought so to continue ; ton otherwise, a party in whose favour a Report had been made, would come into Court without the advantage of knowing what was to be objected to the Report. The ease might be mentioned on Mon day, if Mr. Montague could produre amporders in which opposition to a Repast had been permitted tritium a cross-petition being filed. Ex-easri H0.1.,L IN RE HOLI.. This was a petition by the timkrupt, praying for a supereclees of his commission, on the ground that there was no sufficient pe titioning creditor's debt. Cc xxxx, on behalf of some of the parties, applied for time to answer the allegations contained in an affidavit which had been tiled. The VICEXUANCELLOR repeated *hat he had formerly ob served respecting the impropriety of allowing such petitions to be presented by bankrupts. - I, here facts were in di sibt, as in the present ease, they only tended to the increase of litigation and ex. mat.. This Coutt was not a tribunal properly constituted for the determination of disputed facts. lie hoped this practice would be redressed by the Commission about to meet for the reform of abuses, and that when tb•Court met a,gain such petitions would no longer be permittaL The petition then stood ever, in arch to enable the bankrupt to try the question at law. eke Park) knew what he (the prisoner) was, and bid him hold his tongue. The Jury . found him Guilty—Death. Mr. Justice PAUL reprobated the conduct of the parents of the prisoner, and said that the prisoner had been tried in this Court before. If the Twelve Judges decide that it is only one house occupied by the two piosecittors, the conviction will be annulled, the prisoner being acquitted of the burglary on the first trial. Sheik Draw, a man of colour. was capitally convicted for stealing in the dwelling-house of 31r. Francis Robinson, a provision.mer chant, Poplar, on the 4th of March, several coats, waistcoats, Crow. sera, and two sovereigns and Svc shillings, the property of William Green. The prisoner recently arrived Item abroad, and was placed by the master of the vessel at the house of Mr. Robinson, to lodge there during his stay in England. It appeared that 31r. Robinson kept a house for the reception of persons arriving by merchant vessels, and that while the prisoner lodged there the property in question was stolen by him, and pawned at different pawnbrokers in Ratcliffe Highway; which, being produced, was identified by the prosecutor Green. Verdict, Gaill y. Eliza aged 24, spinster, was indicted for stealing two silver spoons. &e. the property of W. Bone, in his dwelling.house. The prisoner was a lodger in the house of the prosecutor, and availed herself of the opportunity given her by his absence to take the property in question, which she pawned.—(;oilly. J. I'Vortter, a young man of very respectable appearance, was in dicted for obtaining goods on false pretences. 51r. Hunt, a silk manufacturer in Eastrheap, stated that the prisoner came to his warehouse on the 17th of February, and stated that he had a commission to purchase silk for a person named I Robinson, in Yorkshire, for whose respectability he gave a refer ence to Messrs. Fry and Co. bankers. Ile called the neat day and purchased 401. worth of silk, which was charged to Mr. Robinson ; • on the 19th he vaned and took away the silk in a coach, saying,' Ihe was going to Yorkshire, and would take it to Mr. Robinson himself. Mr. Robinson stated. that he had no: given the prisoner any rem. mission to purchase silk for him at that tune, though he had on former occasions. Mr. Ward, a silk-mercer in Bread.street, stated, thit the prisoner sold him a quantity of silk on the 19th of Febr-ary, for 29L The silk was produced, and proved by Mr. Hunt to be the same the prisoner had purchased from him—Gail y.--Sentenc.: not passed. Several pri•oners convicted these Sessions were sentenced to various terms of inspeionment. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, APRIL 10. EX-SHERIF? TARIM& Towards the latter part of the afternoon, one of the Jury begged leave to call the attention of the Court to wine facts that had come to his and his brother Jurors' knowledge, respecting the case of the King against Scott, which was tried on Tuesday last, and in which 31r. Ex-Sheriff Parkins was the prosecutor. It was an in dictment for assault; and after hearing Mr. Parkins's witnesses, they (the Jury) Wund the defendant guilty, and he was sentenced to one month's imprisonment. In that trial a person named Pew tris was examined, and on his testimony they greatly relied in giving their verdict of guilty. Pewtris stated, that lie resided in Utooes.row, Walworth, or the Kent Road; but on a subsequent asy they (the Jury) received information that he had no residence In that place ; and in aumequence of this mis-statement. sevef or eight of theft were determined on investigating further into the truth of Pewais's story. and they found that, instead of his living in Union-row, be actually lodged at a public-house at the back of Doctors' COMIDOIII. He also stated that he was clerk to a Mr. Nodin, No. 8, Mincing-lane, They punned that inquiry and Wood that such a person did ogee reside there, but had left above two years ago, and no person could tell where be was now to be found ; however, they have since been able to find out that this Mr. Nodin, fa the last sit months, has occupied • single attic room at No. 24, Mark-lane, but that not an ardzle of furniture had bees seen there all the time, excepts stove, which belonged to the landlord. Pewtris had been in the habit of coming there for lettere, but the master bad not been seen during the whole six months. The Jury had whited on the brother of Pewtritis master, and be much re gretted the relationship that subsisted between them; and as for Pevettis, he declared he was not to be believed. The Jutyman added. that vs PewtriS's evidence had at the time very great weight with him and his brethren, he felt himself bound to state these facts to_ the Court. Another Juryman rose to speak, but was interrupted by the, Chairman, who asked how it now came before the Jury P Mr, PRENDL AAAAA —Ab ! how ? Mr. C. Put LLirs—Artyou concerned in this case? Mr. PIENDERCIArr —Yes, I am; and I think this mode d proceeding quite irregular. To the Chairman's question, the Juryman replied, that on a former day, as they were corning . from the House of Correction, which place they bad been to rash, they met Mr. Hanna ' who told them that he had been making inquires into the truth ofPert tris's statement, and from what Mr. Manner bad said, they dille it their duty to satisfy themselves, and had therefore punnedt inqitgre second Jutran observed, that he understood the SION in Mark.lane to be to Mr. Touray, whom be waited on, sod least that Mr. Nadia was very , and that Mr. Panda bad acted as his clerk. lie said , eleven of the Jurymen were with the evidence. o'crinl, ll . ll4 mitiodhMerithAliseast to Stroula r if Mr. ued known be wee to has been a witness, he could have WM Mumma with witnesses at the trial, to show bins wholly ode) iamb, el coedit ; but Parkins had not dared to take him before the Orand Jury when he preferred his bill, fearful of the consequences, but produced him unawares upon the trial. Came narr—We can't do any thing In the absence of the prose. cuter ; we shall be here on Monday, and will then attend to any application you may have to make, and you had better send troth* to the prosecutor. Mr. Pnit.xtre —I hold now seven affidavits in my hand, eon. tamping trust important matter. Mr. BALLANTTEt (a Mtglenate of the Thames Police).—lt would be better to beer It m- Wally on Moods . Mr. Pntxxrre—l int -tht to make an grounded on there &Maw' a. We will have Pewtds here and know when he has lived for the last two years. ClrAllSalr—Leelhe prosecutor have notice Per Monday, when we will attend to any motion you may make. 5 ar POLICE. —....-- MANISION-HOITSE. Olsfrisday serad dams of short stages and errand.mas cep. reed to suansiumis ha disinieliag the areas The eases being ✓oirdthe wand war weds their m atasa : the errand-rts i sen, delivering matodar—the stage-coaches were waiting for per. slaws they mese so tele up 1y a ppointment at the Phi Ml- they rapped at : with it was the came, and should neva be 7totoso Maxon ha • ' ly heard what the defendants Cep in extenuation, them all. Ile said he sup plied titnyesed the and If they did, they might see Jur le smi asiiel IA to fine eve?, stage and cart that the posy Odin assets—not only tite passage of Cheap aides as he believed was ..edsned in the papas, but of every sat* in the City, from Aldgass to Temple.bar ; beyond Temple ts had no authority, but he would just observe, that the Strand ; ea is as much need of amendment in that particular as any part in asetropolic In the City, however, he was determined that Moses that was proved before him should es ape without paying the penalty ; he had lined a dozen already, but he found It produced on that. lie hoped what he now said would go to the public, and not be disregarded by those on whom it was intended to operate, as the pracities of obstructing the streets must be put a stop to ; it was reimos to the tradesmen of the City, and annoying to the passel,. gem. Besides the owners of coaches and cuts, be also wished to give notice to those who went with trucks aod digs, that they would riot be allowed to obstruct the passage by snipping. As givuig no. tare was his praent object he would convict in the lowest tine allowed ' the Act, which was Itts. ; but if that comae did not ' very - ly produce its effect, he would indict the full penalty of pawn N false and let inst. he was seat by his master with a truck of goods, Oionsisti n , of four h :. ns, and a quantity of b ut t er an d c h eese, to W heelcr' Wharf, in St. Catherine's, and at the corner of Church-lane was overtaken by the prisoner, who placed himself behind the truck, In a short time after the witness stopped his truck at the earner of an alley, and discovered one of his employer's hams, weighing 24 pounds, had been purloined, and is certain the prisoner is the su re person who followed the truck. Charles Saville deposed, he is in the employ of the p rosecutor and that the ham produced is his master's property. , Msgistrate to the witness—Can you swear positively t, th e ham lying on the floor to be the prosecutor's property ?—y ee , know it by the two letters, which were made by myself. The prisoner made no satiafac:ory defence, and was fully eim.. witted to Newgate foe trial. soup, see asked his ode for the key of the sky-light at the top of c h ewe d by the Act, wgich'sras 10s. ; but ifthat course did not the house She gave it to him, and he said he w i s h e d to examine the very speedily produce its effect, he would indict the full penalty of root He came down soon afterwards and returned her the key. On ore pounds. the day after the robbery was mann . , . 1 , Avis searched th e iridd• The several parties then paid the fine of 10s. and left theJustice- logs or di* Prisoner, at itie father's, 3 1, Brook-street, llghoul, room, promising the warning should not be in vain. and there found stone tipenish • • • a Amor sobs', and 'no n e . . UNION-HAUNION-HALLtobacco, which the pries= stated conimss in Holborn. • . 110 ' P uill " . " a Ithar- CHARGE Or Beriarntiaro—Daturday rhornos Green, a very _•• looking • •• , was brought up before Mt. Swsinr, The prosecutor swore to the , prepared It in•a •••,.. •••• a • • dlr. Beery Frampton, landlord of the wrestler . to.sa William Mathewson, land'. . of • fee obtaining a Bill of Ex- well, deposed that the prisoner nap DI o t __ * • twelve o clock'en. the night of the ail wr &b. while ' a". • . 4. 7 1 , 20. 1 , belated by another witness. r v e sum, The father and mother of the Owner dopsont as his being at he • • ! I, . demand et the home and in bell before one o'clock ao the night of the robbery. ~...* • • Mr. Justice PAWL iutnnied up, sod • • by the • • The July, withoot hesitation, returned a verdict of Not Guilty. noes.. to ie, ~ 'com- The prisoner ideate.' not guilty to a second indictment, cha i r e f i ii ",e` ,_,_ ... . 4 . .ors.. • him with burglarious!) , entering the dwelling-house of R' mg Iran tr.ll ( .e. . futile sa d evasive exams. eke bill to Ryan, en die 21:11 of March, and stealing therein a number • the Weymouth leak "'" i ' of a few wouldtortioseshell combs, maesmear oil, a watch, and other papa% . . pay the • ..... trays Doand the value 161. . t witness '....1'1te dwelling-house of eke present prosecutor, and the e i bhey - .0.......• . • e name of `rubor in the former case, have one common smirease. This 4..5t • li row , upon and by {hg Ifa n o e L er bu ca nT4.,l to . "17 4.-- 1 ' I : e r g . ining the was c.nnntitted at the maw time, and the suspicions which musette . II ' d • that l • ''''' , witness Urns t sots . stamp, to the prisoner being the robber, were the sante as in the former car. which he was confident the priestlier , t_ lure and did it th t e o .. d r ef eeet raud t in h ede im or a l* — lk . . ly aware had there- Avis, the officer, produced three combs, which he found the 4 • upon the after th e robbery in the prisoner's lodgings, and also a bottle of :cr ag t . , , ,,t,',..., cc,:,„,i, him fo r m a r " ~x ) 1 Al =wow oil.- . . Air. first, the prosecutor, spoke very positively to the identify Mr. DAWIIOSI, solicito r for the read several of one 41 the combs, fr o nt a particular mark in the burn ; he could • letters from the prison • • not speak to the oil, though he lost souse like it. through the Weyntouth er , wherein hit Bank for di... letters from a sent the bill that Bank, denying the receipt of any h' , • or on the ac- case Pxu..: read over the evidence giyen in the former case to prore an alibi, and then addressed the Jury : and, in "wit of the Prtisner• elusion, he said, th at such a case bad never, till the proem time, The prisoner, on being called upon to an s wer charge, so. kninly denied any fraudulent intention; for at the , e Mr. VO•ol- , 1 come before him, and he sh-old reserve this point for the decision ker handed him the bill, that .in was •• • Whim 20U1., and , therefore lie constered himself justified ia inn the bill. of the twelve Judges, viz. " Ii A. let part of his house to B. by lease, who ' lays taxes for the part he occupies, and lets the Mimi The Worthy Magistrate observed, that • duct of the I whacks was altogether most disgrisoefoL, deceived the part of the house to C., who also pays taxes for the part lie occupies, there being one common staircase and entrance for B. and C., • molt and se- re b:en drawn are they tenants in common ? Does not the common smircase ma 'e" query, arc lb and C. sole tenants of their Otitli separate houses, r e i _Pe nd ssee tT e , tt fur r i r o an ey og uag a ih b e iu h , il boo. i was i tsr t ae he dsol . the evidence saf- h th eu e Breen[ n u improper stamp; y7l'h.; -- lid to warrant him in committing the , but the party might indict at the sessions. staircases?" s t Z o or h caT e th s ly a b s e th an ey nd at iler e ed pec te. u tl iS is ied dnr b t y la il it n th d r e y - bad kg se all p Y arti o sepa r a te The Learned Judge haring slimmed up the case, l'he prosecutor and his solicitor thus the office, pledging . left i !Jury to say if they could entertain a dou'ot of the prisoner ' s to the s guilt, I themselves to prosecute the prisoner. pert of the stolen property Mooed • been lotted in hos pcs Allmon so I TIIAMES OFF • the h a d g i ves no I Edward Wilson was on Saturday lit to this o ffi ce, be- account of. soin after the withal, which property liO isor 'cr, foreJ. W. Bitonuatr, kbq.upee • felony, under the fol. dr verdict, the prisoner said lowing circumstances !-- • While the Jury were considering th , ! 11 . 0. Harbour, in the fir. win. Hawley. No. as, be wished to sac a wen!. Me. Justice PARK presented him,tie: he M Jus• Commercial - road, choessossageo f sworn, deposed, Ow on the and st:.:ed ( e, SUICIDE IN THE PLRIST PRISON. In Inquest was held on Saturday, in the Fleet Prison, on the body of the Reverend John Crosslorplicw, who put an end to his existence on Friday evening, by cutting his throat with a tarot. The deceased, it was stated, was most respectably connected, and held two livings in the county of Norfolk, as well as enjnel lid e life ixterest in certain estates, which now devolve upo n hit fs ee D y , He was a prisoner in this gaol some few . years back, but had se. eeatly been there only three weeks previous to his death, having been removed thither be Habeas Corpus front Whitecrosastlect Prison, where he had been about six months. Since his ma. finement he has been visited by his son, a very fine youn g men. whose' distress, on this melancholy occasion, scarce admits o f descriptia4 Tit os. Sitzt.rox, Esq. assembled the Jury at one o'clo c k, and having sworn them, conducted them to the room in whi s h $; hedy of the deceased lay. The deceased was lying on a bed, and • dreadful incision was apparent on the left side or his neck. Th e r jugular vein was completely divided. The room presented the most horrible appearance, from the quantity of blood whi c h had run in al! directions. The Jury having returned to the Wesilor's roam * * following witnesses were examined: pJames Beaumont, a pris rater in m ) . denied test on yd. day evening, about half.put five o clacker, l.t saw Mr. Add er m. deavouring to open the tan-light over the door in which the de. ceased lived. The door was locked, and the key was inside. no room was No. 8, in the third gallery. Witness got up. and sac. ceeded in opening the light. He then sa w . the deceased lyl ug i n the corner of the room, with a large incision in his neck. Th a , e was a great quantity of blood about the room. Witness then reached down and got the key ; after which the door was opened, and be entered. Mr. Holder, also a prisoner, deposed that he was in the habit of walking with the deceased in the gallery. Co Thursday the de cea.ned had been Med. There was a wildness in his mauler which induced him to think he was insane. On Friday morning he saw the son of the deceased, at his father's door, and he told him not to leave him, as he was sure he wan out of his mind. In the after. noon he saw the son, who said his father's door was locked. Wit. ness reproved the son tbr leaving him, sod said he was sure some. thing had happened. The son said the medical =a had persuaded him to leave him, that he might get some rest, and then burst into tears. On the door being opened, be saw the deceased with his throat cut. The deceased came into the gsol on the 17th Mardi, frequently complained of spasms and . great pains in his head; hr said ho had wade his will, as something might occur suddenly. He was bled in consequence of the pains in his head, and was walk ing in the gallery on the Friday, with his shirt neck open, and looked extremely wild. Witness was quite convinced he was out of his mind. KG. lßobot Bradford. of Shoe-late, a surgeon, sent his assists* to bleed the deceased on Thursday. Oo Friday witness was him. 'elf sent for by the deceased, who wanted to be bled gain. Be Laid he had the gout in his stomach sad head, which was a thin that only occurred at Riga. Witness thought his manna err tremely distracted. Deceased said he was accustomed to bleeding, and had these attacks every three or four years, and if be were net bled copiously he became distracted. Wiseets afterwards took the eon of the deceased out of the room, and asked him if his father had ever been deranged? He said " Never." The son then said he could rot remain whit his father, as he had to go into the City far some money. The deceased pressed his son to go "and gm this business done," alluding to something be bad to de in dos City. Mr. Peter Graham knew the deceased in WhitecroseAnteAdr about six months beck. where he was confined for debt, for an assault upon a boy in the prison. Ile knew the priao7erM months : on seeing hint enter the Fleet Prison, he went up to his and spoke to him-offering him any assistance in hispewer. Cloths next day he received a letter from some df his hien. In the WWwl. acs-street Prison who cautioned him against WAN, say gem. course with the de ceased, as there were some strung* Aspens is dr. culatlon respecting bis moral character. In coneequelice of this letter he wrote to the deceased, stating to him the lohnimiier. he bed received, and equating that be would net speak is hies, sr realms/ him in any way, He received a note from the deem* jc V e. in answer to his letter , entreating that be would suspend his . men* till the facts alleged were examined by a court of ' All pet sons , he said, were subject to injurious repasts , and ge mmed a hope that dte witness would nut MlSillt 111 their further dr. ciliation upon mere vague remain. The witness did not speak to hint afterwards. When be was I. hshits of interconry with die deceased in Wititecrose-street, be miadmed !tint a v roan, but at the smog time very desk Haden( that Mb been abroad, he said hint If be had ewer beanie rep = Ailing houses as rads. awl said Met he ahmerif Wiwi u 'irCtrpOuntis ft; isle of them. -- The Coroner here remarked, that thus use motets' es the object of this irouiry but if the Jug ware not with the evidence they hid tome& he Wall ail any other phis tam might have oliersed the lithe et the &coulee. The Jury said they bad eimeglt to middy their minds that the deceased *is mid at the *write committed the rash act et suicide. The Comer that sbdy wen ail agreed, receded the ver. diet of lermuthy, end the Jury sped inquisit ion The son of in. damned was in he room daring the early pert of the latinishion, but wee so much distressed as to be male to re. audi t and he was am called in to git evidence. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Mr. Shard's hounds meet in Thar...lay, at Wiephint . es Saturday, at West End Telegraph—at ten o'de4 each Wei' On Wednesday the 21st, at Berry Ledge ' at eons Abet.' Smoot two...—The great match for the grsa medal, by sainsdp• tics of II sovereigns each and 1110 sovereigns maide, took pine set Tuesday, at Gleason. Common, in this eonotY s at Shirlder between seven picked members from the Heston, X led Ashton Clubs, against seven of all England, w; 'd kn favour of the latter, who killed 37 birds, the Clubs b 1 1 1 1 21 114, The Club Members were the favourites at the daidinesossist. There were several other matches at mall Paper. It is in contemplation to match either Gant ow Dick C. with Harney Aaron. The former fancies he mild sem tett; aid Ng eager for a trial. As he the Pet , bee ire* dun out fee the resent, bat, if he wins his nendirit, West get a jots with Barney. We confess we Redd Ilk* to me a temp between the Pe of the Christianised the PO* of dls Ash— Seaday Paper. A match was in contemplation bet seen Canaan, the Windsor Champion, and I:Enor, the Both hero. The fight gri6 lo4 l appointed to take co today , bet a bin lend is arm. day evening at aron's, in Windasi the Male of Gaynor did not came to the serreae, and, anew a Leg debate, it om declared ao go, and the mill was poomen* fee the pi.at lx" EXTkAONDIN•BY BIRTH: Lot week a woman at the name of lamtliaer residing at id Wind, floanast, bag doliv"yed. of a by who is onietiod is • most tandem owanot, via. : the art hand has the reoestblenee of a magic-kathern, the left bead a am end on the right cheek is a most excellent Uses of what is termed • peep how. We have every mason to believe (says our oinemendwat) that this grad cumoity origieeeed ban the husband (wile gets his livelihood by the at of conitorbeg) hawt g . some time also, absconded and taken up with another teemed. It is said this wonderful child, at the death of sonic gentlemen is Cornwall, will be heir to • very considerable estate.—Palreerni Paper. BIRTHS. Friday, in Sackvilles-tent, the Honourable Mrs. Smith, cis daughter. On Thursday last, at his house in Great Russell-street, the Lady of Grenville V. Vernon, Esq. a a son. MARRIED. On Saturday, at St. Over's, Haoorer.aquare, by the R. R. Tosser, of Great Yarmouth, William Turner, Esq. hie Mar.(' II Secretary of Embassy to the Ottoman Pate, to Mary Anne, eldest daoghthr of John Manalleld, Req. M.P. for Leicester. Mr. Seco tau Canning honourtd the petty with his presence at the cotemosy, and gave away the bride. The bride and bridegrooms town Ise Stisted Hall, Ent:, the seat of Charles Savile Onley, Fe+, H.P. On the tub inst. at lAttleitam. the Rev. Whitworth RomsdL stn of the Right lion. Sir Henry Russell, Hatt. to Frances, daughter of Vice.Admind Carpenter. On Friday last, at Kingston Church, the Rev. John i;daiscds (Kirk of Seodand), of Portals, to Miss Cast" of Itasingstoks, sister of the Rev. Mr. Castro, of Newport. Mr. Edmunds is shortly to embark as a Missionary to the East Indies. On Tuesday last, at St. Michael's Church, Oxford, by the Rev Dr. Richards. John Golden, Esq. of lincoa's Inn, to Sarah, elder daughter of Mr. Palter, of that city. DIED. At the Blenheim Hotel, Bond -street, Major Patrick Hamilton, late of the 4111 (Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards. Elias', at Great Abshott, near Titthfield. John Blagrove, Esq. a"d7i On Thursday, MSS. Payne, wife of Mr. Payne, mainly , ' A t ' ish-stireet, Southsea. On Wednewlaj r 14:t n at Knightsbridge, Col. Robt. late 4) n . the 23th Light s. On boned the Honourable Company's ship Kent, at the Second Bar in China, on the 18th of November last, Lieutenant Geer. Rothe, of his Majesty's 13. h Light Infantry, universally regrette d by his brother officers. On the 9d instant. is the Nth year of his age, James Bateman. Esq. of Islington House, 31anthesuw, sad of Tolson Hall, in the county of Wtutroodand. -.,-. HIGH IVA TER THIS DAY AT LONPON•BRIDOS • blaming, 61 min. stl 12. 1 Maroons, 18 min. OW 1. Printed at THE BRlTitill PRESS Office, by J. W. LLLLL stran4, and PubUAW by R.Caynot, Wu,Ke• IF I