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SURREY SFSSMAS, Jukt tz. but . strungly ri Hirt cy. __ BIGAMY. Ait o)4 drurepii/ whu is so deformed that he has bees' rf.!III hi. hull) uo..lale either to 'ltem. or . Itut(rete Icaviog 'wither howls nur feet, rood iudieted fur unlawfully intermarr)iiig with nue Iti ar y Stagg% in March last, at Chriciesissich, to the Borough, Isis former wife being then alive. tlercuks Ms "tug, ig, the peribli clerk of l'luow ►traJ, is' Kent. proced the marriage of the Primmer %.,rh Mary J .isnstuiw, at Plumstred church. in Idoß. The vereghooq war performed lay the *auntie, the Rev. S. Wationi. . Diary Joluistoue. the Prisoner's first wife, canoe ir t ia the witarsit boa, end Mr. 111.1oniug rwure that she was the woman the Prisoner married, to ism Miry Johnstone's appearance excited a good deal ni nierrimeut: she was attired in the co-tunie of VAhall ceutury, sod ou t scored lit least SO )ears of age. She called to the Primmer, " 01), yuu naughty illeins Order itelug Tottered. Mary Stepp, a decelitle clreswil Rumen. was called. She said she lees 70 years of air. She war the lawful wife of the Nu cower. Sl* was married to hint last March. at a church is. the Borough. She did not Lauer the i.tne of it. Prisester—" I only married her to dyers sod ho d seas we." Witursii—" You know better; you left me." Caanutas--.4 Was you married by banns or lscence ?" Witness--" Be haulm" . . . Prhsiner—'• My Lord. have mercy ! I am • poor helpless old man. quite a cripple ;1 esti do outhiog 1 was born at Brecksiock ; the wouseir km's, 1 sin aq ionocast man, and never dues any Using to Ally. body." Clitslntait—'• You will be allowed to speak in ♦our defence he►eafter." Mary Savage being sworn, statra„ ►hat she was at the marriage of the Primmer with Mary Stagga, at Christchurch, in the Borough, on the QJ of March lubl. CHAINS AN—" Now. Piisoner, what have you to sriy in defence of your conduct ?" The Prisoner then put ill a written defence. com posed by himself. but written by a fellow Prisoner in form of en as folio*. I, Was. Thomas, de declare, that I am 'mashie to eat nor own victuals, I bevies no hand's aor feet; Nor am I shle to dress ne nodrem myself without help. I married Mary Stagg', but she did rot keg bide with ate before she iottheil me of every deism only what I ran stand upright iii, sod she Mary Jainism§ aided and assisted in it, she living ors housekeeper wish me; she has since thresteueil to has:: me because I would not give her lasi/Hey. I gets my IlvtliC h. .rills Sim about the eliewlry. New. I pray you. Gen. r semen, lo 40 what you can for me, fur Johns.n tells use she I.as hang one ammd traliammomed two, and will bassi one. I Dope Cmuml will forgive all my wrungsaad you timo,fur I decay daily, and Mimi Nona die-444d v s. (Sieseil) u WM. THOMAS. " Homssow-leite, July, INTO" The CllllllOl4lll recapitulated the evidence. and sa'd a snore extraordinary charge had not been re. ceittly before the Court. The Prisoner interrupted the Chairman :—" My Lord, I WIN pressed to marry• ; I did not wont to marry. What could I do? She knew I only waffl ed her to undress we at night and dress we in the morning !" esssiass•u--" The case is completely proved ; it to his usiaccountalsle transaction ynu will CUlibi• (ler your verdict." The Jury immediately returned • verdict of the Primmer to CHAvawax —I , Upon what grounds?" Juryman—" Ilis great age and infirmity." Another Jury man—" The Prisoner wa•r riot able to dress himself. It was necessary that he should Lase some person to attend upon him, as he has uo or feet. We- hope the Court will deal mer cifully with him." CHAIRMAN —" Your recommendation shalt be attrissled to." The Court sentenced the Prisoner to three months imprisonment in the House of Correctium„ The Prisoner is posreeeed of property in the funds, amounting to near 2 0001. SACRILEGE. A 'Morino* character, amused Jahn Rnikrfann, was in. rtrJ for hailing broken isito the Parkinson Dismissing Cha p,-t, and robbed the sacrament rents of woe wine, a Rsb;r, Otie'P chair., a looking-elms, carpel. and a variety of pail. Ono artietra of furustare, doe. An elderly woman, who has the career the chapel. proved tt , ot it was *Orly locked up on the 18th of May last, and Ihnt un the day following she fouled th..t the closet of the vacrament room had Wen forced open, and rolihrJ of t►e ortieles eaanneraled. r. G. Heather, owe of the trustees of Peckham' Chapel, on exassiniom the esersatiens arum, from übrtrce she goods mss stolen, fused a cons halloo on the Coo, which he keys. A cossiable deposed, that be saw the Prisoner goilig su s/Ards sh.! chapel uu she meld of the 19tb of May. He was t' , •n as no grew (111111116+Ct from it. _ I'. iteinouu, usie of the Surrey *Wrote. deposed. aat he •poreheistled the Prisauer we the tad of Nay. as. hie rehire, us the winless soup...bed. bow some boaglartuee expedition. 4 H. his !femme hr found wine articles of howsrheld furniture. which did Not relate to the )resent charge, • era* bur, tutu screw, mid other boula.hiesk,og Implements. Mr. Lewis an officer, metre, that he eionpared the bottom footed is the twerrtutrot ruins, I. Mr. Heather with those uo e Prisoiteesjarket, on which there was. &Sarney. He fond it to he of the same stamp, with the maker's name. *. Palk pa. lawolnu," and evidrotty to have been lure (ruin t'r jacket. Thu eircuwatatire Ird tut more minute hires !oleos The want es eumpareJ the slows found upon she r.lauarest fret with the fuotstrirs is the carilrn n. tit the •.;.‘oel. The for of tnie of the *lowa was much worn, aid I.e *used the whole to At exactly. He thea comp 'red she 'lwo-Isar and ternarrew found tit the Prioostres pocket, and !Nowt the impreeerisns to eorrespi.nd to a nicety. lb. eNalltitan stud that motes% thr Pruaiurr produced woe writheniw to raplaustisiaa, or to prim*. all alibi, the fir ruitallgotes of wisp/close would amount to taw f The Ps import hod uittliteg to say to Ins defence, sod the Jae. v itiworitiotely Natal hits fluiffir TIM CIIIIIIOIIAN said there ;ire two other indictments armee the Pi mow, see for robbing Le.eloth chapel, the 4.4/444 4 . 40 rellattie; itoeltport chapel. en which he thought it s...noorinitry to try him, as it was et id. ut that he was by no oreasse • osivite ha that wareilegious course of rubbr deurfereteoutA the litiessitr to be transported fur 1144e1l Mg, stateted 77ornar Swab was convicted of having 144110.• a nut of rape from the ot Hugh Griffin, • lupe. arieher, is Keet..teret. A poet ut Are or .it Imp but catered the ettelA out lied openly taken the rove is, the inn Sias" aim& The Priem, wee ohs Jest•r. • •• • • TM CII•11111/Miallionelli lbw the Primmer wallow 14A eesperete goof of )oresile dliweelatiors who teed aw a 1.. 4 mate imissMd the lemaisk bas k weel4 the AM that Jmosithe iordrass by As Pi ilbritea being seat slimml. He 'titulars statesmen L. to be Irsaspeeted far eaves, )•11r111. • Primmer (wish a ensile of demists), "Thank your Homer. I hop' yen Amoy oil lure wail I triune. ultra I will make yea a pretreat of a kasidagrisie raisg•tailed uluakey." Nell Gwyn, a roman of great uuluriai, in she Bersinith, nes C.,llllliCied of haring otulen a pair of bellows, add btu trailed Iso sorra yeals' trailipurialius. WINCIIESTEII ASSIZES. JULY V. The Assizes of this county comMenced on 'rues day last, before the 800. Sir It. Grisham. Knt. one of the Baiwie of his Maj.rity's Court of Ex chequer. sod the Ilun. Sir J. Burrough, Keit. one of the JOsticra of his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas. Jas. Scutt, Esq. Sheriff. The Right Hon. Wm. Sturges Bounce, Foreman of the Grand Jury. The calendar contained only the 'lames of thirty eight prisoners for tile!, and omit of the crime•, in all their circumstariceS, were of the most heinous description. 'These tile's conchs:led yesterday, but those of Ais; Prins (there being 16 causes elitered) will not have ended until late to•night ; the often,. litigated Isle of IVi4ht Tithe cause (Special Jury) Itioring conic uu this WM 111/14. Wu. Singleton, aged 42, charged with having, on the night of the Bth of May last. maliciously set Grp to three baron, at Droxford. and with having on the same night maliciously shot al and killed a wife, the property of John Elmoker. was put upon hi. trial for the last-named offence. Julio E croaker. who is hayward of Drozford Masn, stated, that the Prisoner, who keeps caws and calves, has en euclo•stre•adjoiniim his house, on waste called Clarke., Bottom labout s quarter of a mile from Hill-pound). which lie had bee° for several years enlarging; flirt in April lest (a. lie had Leen accost ed to du tbrnagliout the coin tunic, once alirtiiight) he went and threw open Ins encroachinent, when angry words arose between them. Witness bad a ware ou the w•iste, about three quarters of a wile from Prisoner's house, which be discovered shot dead. I James Clarke, about tereuty minutes after he had passed Prisoner, heard a guts fired in the direc tion where the mare was shot. William Lilly white heard Prisoner say, the day after the tire happened at Mr. Goodlad's, that old lumpy Earmsker's snare was shut, and if he betu there he would likely have been ser►ed tire smut. Before thin, for a week or two, he bad often heard Prisoner .ay, it did not signify if Earwaker was burnt along with the bushes, if they were burnt —area sssss g the bushes which had beets th►own out of the eiscroachnieut. And ust the evening of the fire he saw Prisoner go from Isis house towards Clarke's Bottom, about a spatter before Moe, with Ins gun master his arm. Richard Reeves has often shot with Prisoner, and knows he can shoot from either shoulder. F. Lilly white deposed to ['lntoner haring spoken ill-statureslly of Earwaker. Rich. Evans deposed, that when he was a prisoner in siospoot BurSewell, Ilse Prisoner was brought there, rod next morons,' after be told witness that he we. confiurd about shooting a sna►e and the fire ; and that he slid shoot her, with a kWh hating three shags its it. from Isis left shoulder; that hr did it out of ►pite, because Earwaker load torts doss.' its. lessee. Primmer atria spoke of it during the following fortnight they were together its the Bridewril. ‘Villtella told the circumstance to Dr. Curtsey the same duty as lie knew of sr. True Pitsusser, its hie tlefroce. •aid Evans was • perjused mats; that hr never told born he lied sisal the mare, but that a lustre was Shot belooging to Julio E toweltrr, and that Esrwaker told him the mare had Dote slugs in her. Ile called Jase R oe . ahv was nut his wife, lout who had laved with -Inas ten jeans. pod issue Singleton, his mother, to prove that be Was not lament from hono r I so ug enough to have committed the crust.; on the dry stated. but their r.itleinee was very uuwlisfacnory. Ile was found Gotilty. stud sentence of Death pawed its hint. but Sir. Justice 11URROUOM ish ntated that lie alloold not leave hint for execution, though he must Hut expect to spend the sesn•isder of Isis lite in this country. Oa the ►econd tosischnent, for setting fire to Mr. Gasollad's barns, no evodetore was uttered fur Ilse limit ICJ 4011. .1 . 1114 trial excited couriderable interest. CIVIL SIDE. DOE dear. Lzwis n. BINGIIAM• This wee en action to obtain possesstuts of Speed field Farm end cone oilier premises. It appeared that 3,0001. having been advanced to the Defend. alit for an annuity, the premises iu question bed been conveyed as a security for the ricottar payment of that %snottily ; and it was on account of default of payment of the eisisuity by the Defendant that the pltSrtil ejectinetit was brought. Mr. Serjratit and Mr. AaIIAHAIII MOOlll conducted the case on the part of the Platiatitt, thud Mr. BINGHAM c levied Isis detester listmelf. The Rev. (ieliticlitall mitred rem nil objections as to the validity of the deed, by which the premises were given as • security, slid by which the annuity was set ure d, bur* which objections Ilse Let/hied Judge did nut consaler !Outsell, sitting et ft i3i Pries, competent to decide, though lie seemed to be of uptitiou, that neither or the solijeeliusts was massitinueble. The chief pots'', howeser, no which the Defendant tested was, that he was out the oc cupier of the premises at the time of bringing the ejectment, but that his daughter web, end that, cull. e (lanai). the rjettwrut suuuld hate beeu against her. S I witnesses were eall.d fur the purpose of chewing that they lied giveti credit to the daughter as the occupier of the firsts, some of *twin lied lent homes to plough the and one of whom stated that Mr. B. inll4( then within the toles of the King's Brush, he would 1144 have given hits credit for whet hr supplied to Miss Bingham. Au adverti.enteist wail 111,111 PIA ell, which ILA been loaded in the Ilusepshi,e Chronicle end the ilumpshere Telegruph, by Miss Hisigliaui, who in hoisted the palms; that Wit war about to cusomettce • losarshog-school at Speedfield. Air. Iln.glnw celled his daughter to prove that else was ill pusasessaists ; bait Mr. Serjratit PELL objected to her bring rime. 1111iled, sod the obis coots war allowed by the Court. Mr. Sesjessit rei.t., ill No reply, Is/wilily Mil madverted ou whet lee celled the trick of the De fendant, in mideavuusttag to evade the ure•ent locum, and the improbability of 'lass Bingham Wing Irma/artier. The Learned JUDGE, after recapitulating the evidence, left this' ;mist to the. Jou, who, withont, hesitation, retinted a rerdict 16r the Plaintiff. There are two !swats reserved. ESSEX s!! t i/ , - • r. • .CISILL111110111), JULY 19. • • • ' • , CIVIL SIDE. Before the CUM J MIMICS wed a Special Jury. TIIIIIBILLAKI V. spa THOMAS Neat''', ItaitT. This was au action against the present High She. riff of, this, county, .for a false return of walla bona to a writ office/ facies. issuer' at the atm of the Plaietiff, upon a joidgmeut obtained by him input/et the goods of William Pole Tslntl Lung Welke. ley, Esq. The case was this t —Mr. Wellesley finding his strain greatly embarrassed at the begouning of this year, and his permit bring 110 longer 'protected by the iirivilege of Parliaineist, he determined to Call. cry his Isle interest iu Waissitead House, and the valuable IYrlrllure and moveable. therein, to trus tees for the benefit or his creditors, to whom, about ninety in nuns..-Issr, circular letters were sent, in. siting their attention to the terms of the deep', for the purpose of signature. Mr. Roblin'. the sac tioueer, was employed to woke out a schedule of the effects in question, which lie estimated at shout 30,000/. The truss-deed less executed on the I ltli of May, the priucipal provisions of.which were, that all the property abore.tuefitioued was to be con. veyed to the trustees, with power, at the expiration of two years, to sell the same, or owner, if required • by Mr. IVelleoley, fur the purpose of dividisig the proceeds ratrobly swoop' his creditor., according as the dividends should be received; that in the mean time tile creditors were to engage out to molest Isis persnu until the lot of June. I8i2; that • a provision of 6001. per ass,,. was to be 'snide tor keep jog up the eotabliolimeist at Waiunead-liouse; sod that after the sale the surplus, if any, should be paid user to Mr. Wellesley. AbOut 30 creditors, whose debts aunniisted to about 25,000/. wiped Ibis deed. On the morning of the day it was ree 1, cured, the whose debt iisnoulited to about three thousand pound., received verbal notice of the niertiug of the creditor., bat he declined stlesitliiie without the advice of his attorney. The draft of the deed had been executed by Mr. Wellesley at Calais, whither he had gone to avoid arrest. Liu der dor advice of his aituruey, the i'l.siutiff, inow withstanding the execution of the deed, lingered, d tu his action, mid obtained judgment, and a writ office/ limit's was put into the Defendant's Ludo to levy the omount upon the ttlecis at Wanotead-house.— As dellll WS the deed was CaCelleetl.l.l6S trustee, went driersi to IVoimitead House., took possessors of the effect., discharged the servants, rehired them un their own account, and gave inders that the doors should lie fastened to preverH she ellllllllCe of per- Pons also might come to execute taocrus at the in. stance of hostile creditors. Tom Suetilt; in Coils guesser of this proceeding. Umpired of exccutiog the jferi faciar returned wend bona louder an indemnity from the trustees, mid the question slow as., wise. they the deed above-nientiutseil was operative against creditors who Will Not aniseed it. The CHILE JusTiLL, ruled, that if the deed in question wits bona fide rxecuited• for the Worth of all Mr. Wellebley's creditors, those who refused to sign it were hatred hum levying upon his effects, because that «biold lie giving thews is prefereore iu prejudice of the other creditors, and Ins Lordship, according to decided authorities, was of opini tttt t that waist of ovum of the eitecutiuu of the deed was nn ohjece.iun. The Goma fide 3 of the triuusct ione was A quest toss fur the Jury, and his Lordship war less. lug that question ler their coss.iderati tttt t when Mr. MAIISTATT preferred brit% itunsuited, end the Plaiiitiff was accortliiigly tttttt suited. There were four other atrium' of the ass ns nature, at 11w bust of other hostile riellllolo. and tit all theSe, except issue, the lel:Will wear withdraw n . Its that our the Plaintiff preferred being tionsuited. its order to take the upiuiuu of the Common Pleas. out of which the record i.sued, upon the Chief Justice's decision in point of law. BREWSTER. ESQ. V. SEWELL and SMOOTHY. Mr. Haufnatc‘ °prised the pleadings su the manner follownig " May it please your Lordship—Gentlemen of the Jury —ln this rase James firewater. Coy. is the plaiutiff, awd John Sewell and Thomas Sinnott.) , are the defeadaists. This ac ti on is bronchi against them for a libel, and the damages are laid at 5,0 4 501. The declaration rosining three counts.— The first states that the Plaintiff bad ',stored his premises iu the Equitable lusurance Olnes against love i 4 damage by fire. A fire kiwis( happened, and he leaving received a compensation for the Imo. lie bad sustained, the Defeudionts published it libel of sud courerisitig him and the premises, which imputes h. him that lee, by fraudulent means, obtains eel a larger rompensatiou for that brie thee he had really Replanted ; the second count is to the game effect; and the third slates, shut certain items were get out, fur which he received compensation, anti that they published a libel, which imputes to him that he had obtained larger sums as a conspeusatitm fur those particular items thaw he had ac tually sustained. " The lint plea is nut guilty, on which issue is Mood; and by the aerosol plea they justify the libel SS true, which is denied by the replication. Mr. GuaNUY proceeded to state the close. [The I..eurneil Counsel was interrupted by Mr. M•ititTATT, wills w hum he conferred fur a abort Issue.] Mr. GURNEY resumed in the manner following: "Genllemen, I have received a pnipueal from my Primed, to which I MU authorised Is. arcade and I sow happy to state that you will he thereby released hoot a very lung, and a very painful investigattue. " The only 'object of Ilse Plaintiff has been the triadic*. lion of hot character. That has bees his real object. It uglier was his iuteation, whatever damages he might obtain, to put tone shilling of ilium damages lute his own pocket. Never. I knew dist was not his iohnitiosi, end my friend had good reason to know that, this lime twelvemonth, when we were here spun the first trial of this case. By the former verdict, the character 14 Mr. Brewster has been vimilicaseil, and we are come Mere slow to a new trial spirts the opinion of the Court of limes Bead, that the evidence which we laid before the Court aril Jury, spun Hoe lain famine, Wes lout sallicient to convict use of the Defeuilaista, although there was amply aulkirist N agaimit she other; and it was my business logslay to supply Unitas. fret as against the other Defewilssit • but I am perhealy grilling IGO relioqiisli the large claim kir damages which Mr. Brewster lois upon the whirl I have received (rows my Leonard Pris ed. We ere ow wreeiv. --11 w thrice' is so sewers - toms she happyie4iss eleasolellee list his chisreeter lies Mee, 'WI- , molls, die most hosourabSe way shoe ►e could wish." Mr. Memo Wow—" no is a very leeiseursbk as/ pre. per seeds uf 'eulogy it." LINCOLN ASSIZKS. RAPE AT SPALDING. • • 1111eherd Mirelell , roe I ralisseau„ sized 21. was indseteil for that he, on the Bth of July. in INC penult of Spalding, on the person of M.ry, the wife of George Andrews, violently and felossioosly did snake an assault, and the said Mary Andrews, *Pima her will, violently and felootoosly did ravish tend carnally know. When called upon to plead to the indictment, the Prisoner stated that, owing to the lateness of his command for this crime (Fri day the 1411 i lust.) he bad mot beet, able to obtain witnesses who could give important evidence for bias; the Consisel fur the prosecution hereupon comeistevi to have item off till next Assize., cud eves, urged the Prisoner to do so, if he thought it would be advaistageous to Into ; the Promoter. how. ever, declined doing so, and expressed Ins willing. 11,94 to go to trial immediately. M try Andrew. was the first witness called. About eight o'clock in the evening of S.iturilay, the Silt of Jody, she was washing some potatoes at her house door, end the Primmer wes standing opposite; she . . had some conversation with him, and lied an ippon. totaity of observing his person awl dress ; ' ones-ward. her husband came home, and they got their suppers. The family consisted of her limo band. herself. and their daughter, a child about 10 years of' age. After supper. a iseighbour, of the risme of Lewis. came its, and be mud her husband went wit together; willies, said to bins, '• Don't go away, if you du I shall go to bed ;" a little before teas, she sod tier little girl did go to lied ; the psi. isomer had ens 00000 ued monist the house all this time. She did out lock the door. expectiog that her lists. band would soon return; and she kit a light bursting in her bed-roman About half-pest ten she heard thinking that the pi isomer mtglit get into the house, she went desists to lock the door; having nearly reached the door, she heard her husband aud Lewis tall:tog against the window. upon which she said, rufiicirolly loud for may one outside the house to hear her, 'a George, are you coming to bed ; 1 have been to heal, mid is the light to buns all night far you?" Sloe Oleo went back without lockiug lilt door, thitsking her liu.lrres.l was coming in, and soon after fell asleep. A little past eleven she was awakened by finding souse one in bed with her. whom she at first thought to be her husband, but afterwards discovered it was the Ptisoner—[After refusing for a long time. and bring advised by the Judo that if she did not proceed he should direct the Jury to acquit the prisoner, and on being per mitted to go close to his Lordship and to give her evidence iii ms under twie (the Judge repeating it aloud to the Jury and the prisoner), she detailed the cirettrustairces srf the completion of the rape.] Whets the 1111111 1194 i °blamed his wish. he relied out of bed, sod the waists, also got oat, and attempted Miaow lierselfout of the window, bat the sash having uo pulley to it, kept continually falling upon her iseck ► and she was thereby prevented 'serous 'dishing her purpose : during the time she was making this attempt, the moo was looking about the room fur his coat. and she then observed that he had the same waistcoat on us the Irishman who had tweets its from of the house. 11'he11 die awoke, she found that the light which was binning at the time else fell asleep heal been put out. On discover isig that it was not her husband that was iii bed with her, s h e shrieked out •• murder !" as loud as she possibly could. After the prisoner had nisile his escape, some women, her neighbours came it,, having heard the terrain she had made at the window; she did not relate to them the whole of the circutustslices, but did to her husband, whets he came home. Her little girl. who slept in it town next to her bed-room. never came when she cried out, " inurde7 !" but only when the neighbours came in. fler husband and Lewis went that iiight in search of the 1134111, but did out timid him until five o'clock the Holt morning, whets they took lons at only a toile thallium from their house. Had always inesitioned the circumstance of her at. tempting to escape, and (lie wi n dow falling upon her neck : believes she did not to the Grated Jury yesterday. but is certuin that she did to the Magistrates. [Her deposition before the Maxis grates was taketa in writing, sod read over to her at the lime, and it coalmines' no such circumstance.] She could oisly swear to the Prisouer by his waist coat. George Andrews, husband of the last witness, corroborated her testimony respecting his going out with Lewis; and further stated, tl►at the Pn. boner was leaning against the pails in (root of th►ei► house fur a cousiderable time on the might in gars• two; and that he was engaged in tending beasts in ■ lane ►ear thereto. Lewis and wit►►ess thought he had a very suspicious appeareuce s and that he was a man likely to steal their pigs. or to do any mos. chief in his power. They communicated their suspicions in the hearing of his wife. In order to get rid of the Prisoner, they went end had his beasts !rounded; the couversation of his wile about go. isig lu bed the Prisoner might hear very well. About hall:past ten Lewis and witness returned. and found the Prisoner still iii from of the house; they lied some conversation with him about the beasts, upon which lie went away; they themselves also wrist away, and eventually separated. each returning to his house. On witness arriving at his. he became acqnsinted with the circumstances which hod occurred in his absence, his wife idling him every thing that had peered. He and Lewi s w en t iII morels of the prisoner. and took - him into custody as before stated, 51r. Karon G• 110111 considered some of the cir. cutristaisces of the case u very suspicious and ea. traordinary. Why did out Mrs. Andrews luck the door ors . gning to hell. particularly when she had heard Ihr suspicious the prisoner's appearance had excised in the winds of Lewis and her husband t It • was else very strange that the seam obauld be solole In pass through the house, up the stair.rese, tato the lied-room. in the dirk. without creation se teach thsturlisace as to awaken the woosaii; ally yet she had.swara Oho was wit awakened mail ibe baud souse erre iu bed with her. The'ouly Alm too. 17 whit% she had ideutilied the prised hia wotetcoot. sod he (Sanwa Genoa) 'said Am. tom to assert. that 60 out it every boodrod Walk men that come to this country na.ler meth circus. stances us tier prisoner did, wore wiii. u •wb very similar to hie. The rash impetuosity of the pri mmer iu proceeding to trial imusertately, when lie knew there were wit:re►ses who could give evidesace likely to est iblish his innocence, had also rinsed in his • d consider■ble doubt us to his guilt. fliv Lordship would never forget th4t the s try first tim e in leis life that lie was in a Omni i.f Justice, a C.a. a for to the present Wag tried, mid the prootelit it swore a complete rape opium t; e man, alilieugh it afterwards appeared in evidesice that it wile ply. smelly impossible. If the Jury 'bought th►re a sufficient evidence to convict the Primi or t Mille (or whirls he would suffer tile eatresuil s: punishineut. they would find bon guilty. The Jury instantly Acquitted him. Wood it—.e are to VetWM* hula the Defroolaer, se iodeurd for lib! *spoors iv febieb Mr. dreoseee has here aalrjeestal ; sod ii.. Li ceeeret. mord poor awoke' lot 1.01. 'Web will be preeroiraw OW 64 4 1 0" InOtTerk ✓ay .el es* word reeprottre'sbit Orirrolaal. I viiyis Nei lel eursirare Ma saietwisbe bulbs ' My ca..% is Wis. Sea by the eineespiee main by Yllb Dilboaart. Mid 'I Silk that (.r the eimaiseker et Ik. Serersseeir Nib bop, be HOME MA NICE l'S. WINDSOR. JULY 22. Wbeal,p. Id. 1719. Ie 211 Ine Beaeb, per Ir.. •4158 r dr, barley, per qr. ..—e I. —e I Prime .... -e this We to 346 Rye it EA DI 1.46. JULY ?I. Wheat Ins to Me p,... --it SO Br* /5e to ne OJ I Oats No to 3oe Ohms Ohl Wheat...Al& to 147. *TAIL% ES, JuLT, 21 Ifteel.. 191 10e to ill --e Nose It's ND --e Higley ..... .....--e se --e OM; uer w—• to —. Urass •—••••• t• 32. Demme, JULY 20...TiN14111k the supply of Wheat 0.. day was greater than (or several weeks past, yet the motet were brisk, amid best Wheats realised as &dream urban to le to. per seek. Barley about Is. per quarter lumber. Afa asarket of cheese, price♦-mien Gum 40s. to kis.; told beery. REVIEW OP MR COLDSTRnAII GUARDS. Saturday morning, at mile o'clock, the ed bet. taboo of the Coldstream Foot Guards was reviewed in Hyde Park. by his !loyal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, their Colonel. His Royal Highness took his stati 4444 in front s and the regiment passed blue os review in au excellent stele of Jircipluir . The corps formed neer the magazine; their baud vr.is stationed in the centre, and played martial a.ra doling the review. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge looked 111 excellent health, and was accompanied by Genvrals 11111 and /Crate, and several other officers of distinction. The cerestuoy of tiring a salute was dispensed with by desire of his Royal Highness. NAVAL INTALLIGENCE. reaTimotrrm. JULY 21. Arrived the Bask, from a cruise; Abram.' irasepuri, (rum Churber ;is laleartiy grampus,. Gum Clrthae•. Pasard upChauurl, the Loam, Walker, (n, Getaad4 ; auJ Amos, Lhe.lcouu, Inns Sitluey. mMILWICIII, JULY 41. Armed t►e Primers/ Ctaartatte packet, *tits a malt (rue Cualsavela. MAL, Came dews from Hie River avid sailed. E the JOLT Navi ll. gator, Logs., for Halifax ; Regalia, Taylor. for Jamaica; Aram, Ninth, fur nearest.; Moutatoreaei, Wood, fur Hairlike; Pur copies., loiag, for Rio Jaaiervi and Mary, Raioell, for ditto—the three latter remain. TQommoVT■, nix 20. last might the 'Ammer Lefties, ileme, hens t►is purl. for Loadou, rite on Awe es the Detach rocks, ►e plug out of the harbour, awl trill he obliged to reload. MDETINGS nP CREDITORV AT GUILDHALL ...MP.- U. U. J. Taylor, Shoreditch, cora-cliaroiler T. Eve Leigh, High liolbora, shopkeeper DIVIDENDS. J. Petrie, Kerapion, ileum mid chap* on G. Prier, Tlareadneedle.sireet, kardwarentaft • •• ill 1). Ptialip, Froclioraii.street, stationer OO ...•••• I. W. P. Erases, Pwllhrli, draper • A. Goddard, Carrion, easp.seller .l. ' ll .1. Knight, Fore.street, ehrooratnageo W. A. Bragg', RotherhithooraN, shipwright ll J. Bears% Old Cavendish.street, wire-.ere J. Hodson, Barrkin-lane an/ Walwortk, serchmet ' 10 B. Foul, Gracectourch sheet, tavern-keeper • 10 D. Cox, H iglaidreet, stationer O ••• • It W. Edwards, Dartford, grocer ll X. H mos gwps. Portland-place, enerckaut .. 10 W. Blow, Whitilesford, isaltater ll R. Graham sad S. Sharma., Lek:odes -.guar; hoes draper W. F. Woodgate, Toebridge, booker OO IL J. Dawes, W. Noble, R. H. CroA, sad R. Barwick, reti nal!, bankers lO MARRIAGE. Os Weileeeday lasi, by the Ripat Rn. doe Lord Bishop of Norwieb, is Ibe Cathedral ease eh), Ore Ref. Hanes C►. de Creepigey, vetoed eon et Sir WEI. Ch. Js Creeping. Girt. to Corolise Railnieel, yawned shoplift of the Badrop Norwich. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON MOOG& Koraiog b 0 ante, lb. I &wing 24 slier I. PRICK Of STOCKS ON SATURDAY. S per Ct. 1ted.....69411 Book L. Attu. 113 k 1-16 3 per Cs. C0n5...69 WI I India Booda..itt eit pr. 69 1 EL Bolls, it.... 3 6 pr. 3 pier Cetus. 771 I Ditto Cow. ld pr. 4 per Cents. .... 87f I Osiouto . i pr. 3 per Ct. N. A 0...10.11 I Coos. for Aee.. ....ftif • DR. BOERHAAVE'S ktEU riLL iNes. _IL. (sealed with red Wax), fames. for the Core of every Stage sad Symptom ur a crisis Complaint. Isis a .else. clioly fact, that thoessuils full victims to Ilea horrid dimmer, owing to the saskilfolormi or Meanie sem ; who by MIS im proper embalms of this direful calamity, am sea. sporialy tease them foal Ulcer's sum awl Sleights which Si. o fk o o p. pear us the !lead, Face. mid Bo*. Mill Disarms in the SOS. Noise is the Ears, Diafesea, Strictures, oleeibmate Glee* Nudes on the Shia 8e..., ulcerated Sere Tliinst, Diseased Nose, Noctiinial Maim is the Heed sad Limbs (figment mistaken fur other disease.), till et linigsh a rums' dirbi liiy and decay of the coustittitim emus, and • weeloaclesly Mash psis a period to sulfreim a c e With each bee is giver • rwpimis Bill of Dirociloos, by,which persona are embed speedily to cure themenres. with safety and erriesy, 'album emborneeet or hiudemor of basiems. Its amisiug ask, foe many years, is • mistime criterion of its great we wily 4s. 114. per box. Beware of Cometerfeiss —The ermine likietliaavo's 1144 Pills, No. 1,.. Nu. t, see sold by Meows. limier mod Soo ; Cbeepaide• Messrs. none sad Co. MO, Oxfordmioet ; Mr. Ward. Nolen' ; mid Mr. &minis& Royal Eisekowiffi This acacias is a highly meal remedy me chronic diem. maim. gliminiat oberectiese, awd marry eruptioits; iy Asia, it am someeded Mks sanctities mad mbar seems ham failiNl. Praised ad Pub Wed oCraa Panes Passe gsd %so Agana %sad Wes, No. IM, dined by C CUILKWALL, of dig