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PRINCE OF WAttiVh .....-- - . As the Prince of Wales's Adrth-da7e hapiirm e d his vest upon Sunder, the annual utiseting of the ;overnors of the COrotwall bdirtnaryivas &teleran b e dry following, else 13th inst.) whiu• Lord . Eliot be President, Lord De Dunstanvillo, , Sir W. L e . non, Mr. Divies Giddy, Mr. %Vm. Gregor, Mr. freakily-tie, Mr. J. H. Tremayne, Mr. Collins. M r . Vivian of Pencalenielt, Mr. Vivien of Timm, M r. go r m, Peter, Mr. Eilvs. Col. Rip, Mr. IfOr:Or, Admiral Spry, Mr. John Rogers , Mr. Wdlyams, Mr. 'frets, and several other respectable gentle men of the town and inighlion rhood, attended. At h a lf trot eleven o'clock they proceeded to St. Mary's chard), w titre the service Was read by the Chap. ion, the Rev. T. Carlon;y after which, Mr. Walker. the Preacher for the year, delivered a moat excel. lent and impressive sermon, from the text of *. d a d plow g hid et h f a ith, hope, charity. these three; but the greatest 4/ these b efterity,"l COC. Xill. il: 'Alb- De Dulostanvolle. the lion. Miss Basset. o. 1 . 8„ uot, and several other !polies, also attended. The Helios made at the church. together with what .. given afterwards by Mr. Gregor, and the over t', of the wine coatrihution at the otollitarv. mounted to about 5111. being utarly dotthle as uch as the collection la(t year. Mr. Eny., Pre. 'lent of thoo last year, (officiated for Lord Eliot, bo, after the collection, had proceeded for P..rt Dot. Ni t . Agar was nominated President, and the Rev. r . MAIM, PreacLer, for the year en.tting. At hrre o'clock the Governors, and most of the Officer. f the Institution, sat dawn to an elegant dinner at rerre• Hotel. Lori flint spent some days in last week at shay Palk. THE E.ML OF MARCH.. The Earl of I tacit. the gallant heir-apparent of 61 Grace the Doke of Ito•hstiond„ who has just c0i „,i, t ,.,1 h., torn year, I. is relinquished all the Insury and splendour of the Irish Court, to share th e g lory, the danger, *lid the hardahy of the [ntialt catty iii Portugal. According to letters re 'red hos ho Lordship, at Dublin Ca-tle, he was nest with Lord Wellington , on the heighio, er io s hing the Co., daring the late action be- green the British edesneed guard. under General mutual, and the superior French force which at clod i'. Having used the utmost expedition, and Mireb arrived at the army just in time to be spectator of the west glorious inks (as he writps) tint his imagination could conceive ; a small British mil Portuguese force, from their discipline and Needy courage, apparently invincible. slowly and tegolsrly retiring In e bridge which comunenicatid with their main army. and at the same time re pelhag the repeated attacks . of on almost over whelsomg force of the enemy.—The bridge once pined, they made their stand, sad-the utmost amid lone.coatitmed efforts of the enemy were imuSci eat to reroute them. . DUBLIN,' Atravn: 17. The Duchess of Ricnnonci's return to Ireland is further postponed to the latter end of next rano+. The Michel* er Goanon hue sailed fujl England. Kt Game the LORD LIFUTE 7.1 ANT isle left token soak weeks' been His (Anse pert:ores vreitiog she yrevince of Connaught. Far C. &ATOM * Prince Secretary to the LORD LIMTEIIIIIIT, has left town fait England. Ctotain READT, Aide-de‘Cainp to his Grave the Loin WU ran altT, has arrived to town front Th- LARD LISCTIMANT gave • grand dinner es Sundry , a t t h e V iee . reg4 l lkoage. in honour of hw Itsysi Highness the Prim, Wauts's birth. On S dart iy there was a grind attach of cricket intim l'lvenitt Put. between his Grace the Lotto 1.111/TENANT, set the Officers of' the 7th light dragemo. The Vice.itegal party cintsistitsi of the Lnito Ltsurstsoc, Lord Fasttsious. c olonel Itoc:RI, Mr. N oacu t r . an d otten of its race's rennt--the other pony, of the Odtcers and pri vate. of the 7.11 jet' PAriltirS) hawser.. A I ter a good eat (Aspen, the dot was won by the latter.—ln lit evening, the Lotto I.IEI:TI'IIAttT gate 1 Fraud inner to the contending pieties, and several Gent lemen sod Oliver. of other regiments, in a tent pitch-do t the held for the purpose. The con coarse of spectators was im men* Lord _ lltatwooti's house in Itertwoncl-ploce, ilimorer-sgear e , is undergoing si thorough repair, preparatory to Cie rnsaiug seasoti. The lion. Mrs. Kunz wood lady PERRY have pairstiv;thr summer et Cowes, isle of Ws K lir ; tht 'le ex:weird at their house in Upper Grosse sor-stret r in the course of Hest week. The St. fiernizo, commanded by Capt. Kuux, 0r.1.,• • •ile Ices at Woolwich. Cap. tia Ksoz left tus n on Saturday, to teatime his &Amend. Tire rejoicing on the French coast, which we fift 'uoafled yesterday, was on occasion of the eels. snit*. of KONAPARTL's Listh-day : he is now is kit fid year. Gitt., who was taken away by the French pri wen lit the powder-hey from Plyuwath, and who " 23W at Mortals, has beat a letter to ho. wife, r4:lng that he had received 51. from Mr. M.K EN tir, but knew not by whom it was sent. THOMAS 114wirr, of l'olperiu. is • fellow prisoner with may be information to the friends of Noe who are pri.oners in France to state. that all !purr s should lie directed " To Me care of Mr. Mittens. English Conesnissioner fur the exchange of Minsk prisoners, Morlaiz." A Owrcaroldrat at Penzance, in • letter dated flit 16th instant says-04 lam happy to say, that Oa: alarm and barley crops throughout the county C•rnisall are to sot excellent state, and the firm , '. anticipate an abundant harvest. The corn Never looked Letter than it does at present, and 113. late rain., so lar from having injured ir, have Improved st. appearance." The inhabitants ef a town in Wales, Iztelv called P"MIC alettlar. at which it was rtsolrett that they stutlrl not accept, in (wore, any Country Batik ' in P"'in..l4,•nd that none but Baal of bog -1.4.1 oohs should pass current autoub them. spopjyvo txrELuctNce. • BLANDFORD RACES. . . t Amos *ere on Wednesday sad areddy lA.. Ina aft Tb by num of she tint (undies of Dusnesehs e Mid die neighlanuring counties. two holm" ed fur the .:01. on Wedoesday, auJ came in as fjlissaa:-. . . Mr. Day's b. in. Perry, c yrs old Mic Ton Iler's hr. c. 4 ,rs. old The match between Mr. Peach's Rohm Wow' mad Air. Witteit's b in. by Profligate, four index, fist lepers whieb had tucked so mach interest amour the Milstein's attic Turf, was won rather easy bs Rubin Hood. The D , trrtisliire G 4,441 Cup, valor 'noes. (one heat) wag woo by Sir Wm. Odawilees !Scorpion, five y arn old, beating Mr Mill's eh. c. Konsaria, Mr. Ashitiole's h. e. Knavery, Mr. Dilly's bl. c. by Trompeter, Mr. n. Kwielylfr's cb. e. by Dotterel, unit Mr. Fainpikarson's b. h. Silverside's . . Oc Thursday fuer bUrses started fur the Sol. fur three cud four scar slots, vie. Mr. Ashmule's b. h. Smsllbures Lord C. H. Smitersei's 11, b Maribor 2 2 Mt. Dousl.a's br I Raul Dgek The Members' Sol (sr all sees, was wars by I.ord C. 11. S snersm's Is I. Sunbeam."... Mr Gwlrlar.l's b no. Nrophisa Mr. Monies Uraemia's, aid Mr. rargulaarsusi's Silvcr. _. . lido, were draws, Mr. Morrie+ b. en. Doubtful, boat Col. Andrews's b. Is. Sit. terrult , ♦ nut's. fur SV, F,lesew blows startetl Ayr the Haa,lic:ln Sweepstakes, shirt' wt re won by Mr. kadelylic's eh. it. Tit Cllhrr, at tau oft -guile heats. The sport was sacommoaly good, part irnlarly on Thurs day. The ordiasties were well luorided, and well attended. The ...road night's ball swat purticularly a usost rcrelleut mapper stanprovidesi b' order GI'S... Win. holder, this Steward, and &erred 'fp by Mr. Slimmer, of the trues Inn, cnnsisting of rvery delicacy of the PeIVIA,II, to which up nude of eon premiss sat down. Musty epp....printe snags weer sons by Cul. Andrews, Mr. Pearls, Mr. Nest, and the Her E. Us ser. About three othwk dancing was tesattsed and the company retired highly gratified with the best of the eveinoz, and the starkest attention p kid by the washy literautl and his amiabie Lady to all present. IVATERIAG-PLAC'ES. •CAILBOUOVGH, AUCIMIT 16. ..„ The Aasembhc- Ro•,lnt rutl Theatre cosititme t., be eftll littruitletl : the folli.wivg are auiong the Hertv4l4 Mrs and fire 3lisa Chan'ing Mrs. and two Th. l Koos les, Mrs. Liston, Mrs. Musgrave, Mr. /Smith, Mr. Teardshr, Mr. and Mrs. fitanky, Mrs. Pyereft, Mins Stott, Mrs. Cnrr, Mrs. Mod, Mr. Mrs. ant Miss Topless, Mira Fawcett, Sirs. Ku. Vinson, Mr. and Mr.. Bruton Shaw, Dr. nistspson, Mr. Cooke, Mr. Reoderland Cooke, Mr and Nils. Gerordiot and family, Miss Thoi.mehool. Mr. Parkin, Mi•, Meek, Mr and iris LriOPO, 31r. MsiLland, Mrs soil Miss Cos, Captain Ward, Mr. Crratlier, Mr Bowes, Mr. Mrs. and two Miss Militias two Miss Jackstror, Mr. Mrs. and Miss tnitielil. Captain Sites, Sir. 14101 ton, Mr. Day, Mr. Boynton, Mr. R. Wil ms, Mr. Troy*, MI‘R Middleton (Hell), Mrs. Pease, Mr. Prase, the Miss Penses, Mr. and threw Miss Maris, Mr. and Miss Wm-maid, Mr. Waller, two Mr. liirehsdits. Mr smi Mrs. Busman, Mrs. Illachall, Mr. and Master Thompson, Mr. Guido, d, Mr. Harrison, Mira IJoyd, Mr. Russell, Mr. and Mn Dixon, Mr. and Mr.. Jselsoo, Mr and Mr.. T. Teesdale., Mr. Mrs. and Miss Carious, M.. Bart, Mils Staple ton, two Mr. Wilson, Mr. and Mn Bolton sod family, M►. sad Mrs iltruerwinn, il►. sad MI I Bowers, Mr. sad Miss Arisstry, Mr. and Mrs. Fister,Rcv.Dr.Mrs. and Miss Wilmot, Mos &Artier, Mrs. Macleod, Mr. Kennedy, Mr Dee, Mrs. and Iwo Miss Amish*, Mr. and Mrs. l'u) or sag' fussily. Mr. Mrs. and two Miss Vsessoors, Mr. and Mrs. %%liaison, Mr. IC ►ye, Mr. Beardsley, &c. Ke. T1101tP•Altal. The following are the lots[ Dr. and Mrs. Steward, Mr Mrs. Mis. and Miss F. Hat_ son, Mr. Hodgson of the 4th Goards. Mr. Foley, Mr. Lear, Mr. Radnell , Mr. Thunao. nl.l Mr. C. Carr, Mrs. end two Miss Slirrbrook% ti, Aikiii4on, Mr. Bentley, Mr. Guldtltucp, Mr. VI I igglrswuril!, Miss Pras.ick, sx. na.nctn, •L'o. 1. Among the most recent nrriv.sl• are— Lord and Lady Milton and family, Ad.uiral Archdeacon Cleveland, Lads Radar, Lady Turner, Mr. and Mr. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Wrightson, Mr awl Miss Todd. Mr. Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Rowlands and family, Mr. Donald...it, Mr. and Mrs. Reed, Miss Glesic:mme, Mii. Bar. clay, Mr. Preston, Mr. and Mrs Prise.wk, Mr. Denison), Mr. Brigham, Mr. Comeau, Mr. Mao krt., Mr. Cart. r, two Mr. H trris.ins, Mr. Binitlioraite Mr. and 31 r s Duck and f a mily, Mr. Joh inns, Mr. Gill, dr. Culdbeck, two Mr. Limon% Mr and Mrs. R Wplker and :611e1 Miss o.o.tler, twit Mr. Foordingtans, Mr. Jonem, %Ira. Cooper, Mr Po Auden, Mob. and Miss Sampson, Mrs. Walk( r, Mr. and Mrs. K .1.1. k won and family, Mr. and Mos. Thompson, Mr. and Mr.. milton, Mr. G. and Miss Law, Mr. and Mrs. Lands'''. Mr. and Mn .1. Blacks, Mrs. Gill a n d family, Mr. lingual', Mr. Clarkson, Mr. J. Ilicksao, Moss Other, Min Mouiterman, Mr. J. and Miss Dixon, Miss Smith, Mr Rolland and family, Mr. Ward and family, Mr. and Mts. Weike,ill and family, Mr. Stagg, Mr Leaf, Mr and Mrs. ate rod faun y, Mr. Bonsktt (Sat Prancm's • of., Mr. and Mrs. Luuli,y, Moos Braithwaite, Mr. Nudism' anal family , Mi • liorkso.oi, Mr. and Ws. Rest and family (Yorkh Mi. Neilsen, M nod Mrs Alderson, Mr. Paul and family, Mr. ti. Clacton 'Jr. Wilkie, Mr. Shepherd and MM. Mr. and Mrs. [limos, drs. I. Watson, Mr. Tyrnnan, Mr. H. Hirst and sau, Mr. DoVyley sad son, Mr. It. Addison, Mr. and Mn. Russell, Mrs. Ore. kelt, g 111,.sas Beckett, Mrs. V. Taylor and family, Mr. Wal ton, Mr. Prrat, Mr. and Mta. Juslciooon, Mn and Miss Meek, Miss Peacock, Mr. awl NI. Wilksuaga, Mr Binitio, Mr. Hartley, Miss Cass, kit. it. The lost arrivals are : BUXTON, AUG. 15., Ochre( Norfolk, Sir Titoism Broughton, Rev. Mr. /Wary, Mn. and two Miss Brunghtons, Mr. and Mrs. Stirling, Mrs. Mersa., Mr. sad Mrs. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Tkershill, Mr. Meade, Mrs. sad Mar ter 3114.1b.t0w, Mr. C. Moore, Mr. bad Mrs. A. Peel, Mr. Namur, Mr Grandy, Rey. Mr. Rin ser, Mr. Williams, Mr. Cairo., Mr. Mrs. and Miss Booth, Mr.Jackaos„ Mr. Howard. Rev. Mr. Swain, Mr. Doyley, Rev. Mr. Holt, Mr. Hall, Mr. Smith, Mr. and Mn.J.Natith. Mr. Brune), Mrs. Melville, Rev. Mr. aid Mrs. Clarkin% Mr.and Mrs. Thompson, Rey. .1. B. Deacon, Mr. soil Mrs. lbw, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Gregory, Mrs. Dunkin, Mr. Pennon, Mr Ogilvie. Mr. Crowther, Mr. Loldie„ Mr. Hughes, Mr. Toole, Mr. Maack% Mr. and Mrs. Woodcock, Mr. sad Mn. Kilian% Mr. Prise, Iltr.Siustlys, Mr. Eyre, Mr. Pearsus, two Mr. Wilson, Mr. Nixes Mr. Deriding, Mr. Bate, Mr. sad Mrs. Harrison, Mr. sea Mrs. Bourse, two Miss Clark moos, Miss Israeli, Mrs. Nall, Mr. Petrie, Mr. Vinsl, Mr. Minimal. Mr. Wood, Mr. Crumples, Mr. Trani, two Mr. Wilma', Mr. Ogles, Mr. Lead's's, Mr. IN*. In, Mr. Merplay, Mr. Brig.., Mr. and Mrs. Cock shalt, Mr. Han.on, Mr. sad 3loss Kirkman., Mr. Mitchell, 31r and Mrs. Grandy, Mr. sad Mr.. Pears..l2, Mr. Ripley, Mr. sad Mrs. Mabee% Mr. Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Blackwell, Mr. Cooper, Mr Smart, M.. Newman, Mr. Ilumplirys, Mr. Gisbooroe, Mr. Ms. and Miss Sllalln, Mr. Berk, Mr.. Sal im% Mr. Barran, Mr. and %las Carless, the Was of Ely, Mrs and Master Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Berms, Mr. and Mrs. Lime, Mr. Barber, 11Ir. Fillield, Mr. Fishwick, Mr. Goofs.% Mr. /Sirs% Mr. Fletcher. Mr. sod Mrs. Torruanid, Mrs. Prince, Mr. Hall, Mr. Eon, Mrs. Roblason, Mr. Read, Mr. Dsw.n., Mr. Greta, Mr. Walker, Mr. Carter, Mr. Deakin , Mr. Add ison, Mr. T. and Mr. Wm. Morworkl, Mr. and Mn.. !Babson, Mr Tien.% Mr. Brown, Mr. WJwn , Mrs Brad try, Miss Charahers, Mr. flreetsbow, Mr. and Mrs. Basra, Mr. sr.! Mrs. Barber. Mr. Misting, Mr. sad Mrs. Bates, Mr. Siwilivni, Miss Grey, Mrs. Abuse, Mr. Alviip, Mr. Morin sou, Ms. Lees, Mr. ltaguty, Mi. Drakforil, Mr. Metspplwys, Abserse, Mr. Alriortek, Mr. Woodtinisse Mr. Eau, Mr. and Mrs. Mapka, Muss Pullen, Mr. RassA:rd. Colonel lt losnsist has sureeedril Ninjor-General I luy Ann in the command or the ratei4n Depot at itatii6tou. P(ILIt'R. -- MAPOMS./1013Pi AUT. 4O. - - Joh brisk i rraive:slile-liroking obi ett tit, who represented liamselt to 1i talkie-eh nidler, maid. lug at I lotion, was charged by Slink is nod, a pitrole, an d nun . A .. e p . m *. eater, with hainii4 beet, seen, uu Satiirdnyliight. in Mimi fields, in a v. r inde cent and suspici o us sitnatioti, compuny . with person alio made his tPeOpr. M uklrlfld stated, that as he war g 0 1 ,14 his 1`0111:11 thro - 141. Moorhens, between nine nail Ira o'clock, he observed the Prisoner behind u trer, in comprity with another person : witness pas-c 1 on. and, on his return, iu about eight or nine minutes, with a brother officer, he again saw the Psinmer end kis companion where h. hail before noticed thew; his suspicio n heiug excited, he and the other officer went towards the spot : the latter endeavoured to seize the Prisoner's cumpanion, putt or whose dress rehibited a very indecent appearance; lie, how.-rrr, made his ,sc spe : the witness, utter a strug gle, succeeded in apprehending the Prisoner. On smirching him. his smelt was found in his wrist. cunt pocket—put a considerable sum, in &Mins, in his coat pocket. Hr attempted, while in the watch-house, to procure hia pli.ilrgelbetit, by olfel ins to trent the usu.:harken ; of cower, woe rej -ci ed. The Prisoner in his defence stated, th it he lind come to town fur the p.pose in pureii:imin g and his Inuring stopped on Mouriields was purely accidental. He •a, nreler,ll to enter into reengoicinets to •ppeur ot the vintoiing: JUSTIelts . -160011. numnittr.t., AUG. en. iril/itt‘n Worts wits Ow:psi wills haling made overtures of a stored .li•gustio4 nature, to James Braddogh and another person, between oue and two o'clock on Snit•lay mo • 14. Mr. nnieldngh, a goLlsauitb , re,itling in Corpora tion.roa, d.-posed, that, in passing through Hl.l - on his friars& home, with a friend, on S lay cooritin;r, abont lislrps.t our o'clock. he called at the Crown and Horseshoe public-house, oppoaste Hatton-garden,for the pOrpo-ie of getting a draught of porter : from the unseasonableness of the hoar, however, he sae ilisapponated ; and he was on the point of quitting the door, when a person called the Prisoner, who was caroling at a short distaste... • saw opprobrious name; the alums thinking the tale might be undeserved, and that malice had caused the accusation, weld over to the Prisoner, and advised hint to go home: the latter attributing his good-moored interposition to a crimmal cause, immediately made the witness a most disgusting proposition, accompanying the overture with en action ache vilest sudecency. Witurss in quence had him appreliende.f. The second witness, who had met him before Mr. Ilradifogh, proved the Prisoner's demeanour towards him to have leva equally scandalous. Lie informed some backni.coachinen and othrr per. slits seat were at the Crown and Horseshoe. of the Prisoner's conduct, and they threw several pails of water.over him, and rolled him an the sued. Two Gentlemen, resnling is Gough-square, had given thei► ail.lreis to the Constuide of the night, that, if necessary, they might lie sent for: it ap. peart.l the abandoned wretch had made a similar propo,ition to them. The Prisoner denied the accusation: he said he hnd been, on Siturday, attending a chimer at 1-L Mare Base, as waiter.; taaaeari much in hquw chest the. Pro•reutor met him. He was a married man, but his wife aid child were in the country. A young lad, a Wash-maker, who slept with him, was called to his character; bat the Presiding Magistrate seemed to think his evidence of little sae to the character of the Pri-orier, whom he had only known for a fortnight.—The Prisoner was fully aosotnitted. Isabella Da%iilson charged Elisabeth Reliable with having stolen a variety of articles froin her lodging in Rose-and-Crown-coiirt, Foster-lane. The young woman stated, that having been in an dl state of health for two years, she was obliged to quit service sad take a lodging, which she herself furnished: finding her health considerably better, she, some time since, engaged as servant with a Lady at Islington. The Prisoner had been in the habit of assisting her to wash, during her dint w ; and as she promised to take case of her furniture, ttll she sent a carrier for it, the witness consented that she should have the use of it till that time t the carrier ha I milled several limas, but the Pri soner was never at home: the witness became alarmed, and, 14 few days ago, called at the house; she had the room-door broken open, and. no exa mination, found that the principal part or the fea thers had been stolen from her bed, and many ar ticles, of different descriptions, sniping. 1 of which had been pawned by this Prisoner.—She was full committed. Two persons of the names of Smith and Nordeu were charge,' with having In their room several itn. ;dements for coining. and • number of cots uterfeit sixpences. A woman of the name of Carpenter was also brought up, who was apprehended so coin pan! with the men. Vickery. an officer of Worship-street, stated. that in consequence of information he bad received, he went yesterday to the lodging of the Prisoners, up one pair of stairs, at No. 8, Rose-amd.Crown-court, Shoe-lane; be was accompanied by Brand, a Mar. shalom+. the two Armstrong', Bishop, and Mason, police.offirets: ou going tip stairs he knocked at the back.room door; he beard some person get up, ut-iik into the front room, and open that door: OS his entrance he saw the Prisoner (Smith) without hie coat, whom he informed that lie had a search warrant. Smith instantly ran towards the window, and threw something tint; witness seized him, and a scut& ensued, but the officers succeeded in se. coring the Prism's% one of whom represented hims e lf to be a ploother, Intl the other a plumber's labourer : the ofli,ert mule every ell' in to discover who. had been thrown out of the window, but with• out effeet. On searching the two rooms, they found • number of tiles. mime pieces of cork, a qt...itity of composition for the purpose of silterit,g base metal, several sheets of sand paper, • gallypnt full of in•t.l filings, • good deal of cream of tartar, se veral piir of Wye," and pincers. and • li it iron. ou a htt-h metal appeared to h.ive hive i.e.iten out artiel.4 uoririnu ly naefol in this tiefirious employmmt. A paper an, also iloi!-orred in the evotal-eng right tss mshsd stx; , e,itt”., or, AI they Are techniEelly deuessinihnfi flats. ,Tha . Prisoners hands did not appear Ards : but tie‘end futgensioUs (thE floaters - at ~ )1.1 &yes) Were divavered, • hlch aup-areal ratileuily to base been enerutled by that polserftil limparation. On the woonvi. notitt,o 4 coinimatac wa4 round ; two of the 1 Ithe ro abo vi-iied her Inking, it the hattorn of 11111,iiitii-hilb hut coating. improper was oco,ltite ;ace her a very goal character. She heNelf slated, that %he was in the. I habit of doing ticeille-work for Smith and Nooks,; ! the latter.naing her a small till, she had r,lled o. • Snuittily ton peise it, iind unforthinvely hhititetted to be present alien the Wirers arrived; To • qttestton front the worthy Magistrate, the asswered that she was a ntltriud womta ; her httw. bqnl Well in the coun!ry, but she did not knew where, as ..he had not lieor,l from hilt for the Lot ft ur 05 5 .....(W e untler.tantl the ltitsbsad is at present a pri-otser in :Thorlstone 1 0014 The worthy Al term ry o ile r whiting out to her the v 0 tentlet.cy df each a 1 . 01)11. 011E1. discharged the female inienter. The tso the:a were retnaoded till Ft itloy. ---,- The A m.itttant-Soliritnr cf the 711 int ettemlP4 dettillg the exemintallost. oud lOUk 414. M a (lie d..1)1.1•1. t vi the *ita4roAr4. )01:K zU.II.IIEII dsSIZES. Joshes Brianntorir, , of thr ritiqh of Kirk liiinton in the e tv of York. I.,M.u►rr. us. wilicted fur the wilful muntrr of Lucy 11.u.•kr, , IMe of Almond. Wry. in the Vet Reding of use wii.l comity. uu tlx• •45thbf Mr. B. 11110%; sheed the eirt.titmtonees of the cis.. which. it he it:s rightlp iststrocted. woord hrtiog the charge home to the prisuuer tit the bar. lle tailed Jane Asquith, who slid she lives at Almontlbury„ *haus obi/ yard. from Iniey Brooke's: news* knows the prisoner ; lie called re toe witness's house on %Verities lay the hid July lest,* few tea before uiiie o'clock et stijst ; he 113 . 141 he was going home. Witnr.s thus fl at know he was in the habit of viiiting Limey Brooke : her !onto! wits to the phi. sonar's road home. Witness ea. acquainted with the deceased ; she stinnorted herself by teaching a school ; was about 5s years or i e . and a widow : she was not in great health ; hot much as u-nal. Witness never heard of her havitig a fit in her life. Being arum-examined by Mr. HULLOCE, witness aid the road leads close past the deceased's house: she had known the prisoner a good many years : it was day-light : he had about two miles to go home; said to go past the deceased's house was Itai nearest way • there is • house on each side, within 200 yards of the detained's; there ars four issulbes upon a bill near her, besides the witness's: there was • feast at Almrindbury, about half a mile fees witnees's house ; it was a society of men ; there were no great deal of people passing ow the nod then; they were mostly gone home, Prisotito aellt to the feast betweeu five and sae nn that day : hie did not call in going : wears* saw none coming back when he did : they were labouring people who herd ripen the hill. firma' or sixteen persons alto gether: they don't go to bed much before nine u clock; the children might go sooner--beieg asked what kind of feast it was? witness said it was a chili feast of a friendly society. George Lodge says, be is • brick-maker. and lives upon Alessiodbury-betsk, net 100 yards from Loci BroOkeli cottage: on Wedoesday the Mb July last, he went to Limy Brook 's with a candle to get a light: be found the dour rather &triter that half open ; witness mid, s• I saw her ; she told me there was some paper, which 1 took, and light ed the candle myself: I saw the Prisoner there, cad I left him there ; I went away directly. Prisoner sod Lory Brooke knew one another; they were talking together; appeared friendly,iss far a. I saw : she was in good health same as usual. us far as I saw : her house is only only one room, with a steue-floor, and a bed in it." I% lines, canaot recal led any part of their conversation : after the con stable came, witness went again to the house : I went for the constable; Thomas Cliff told 1114 to go. o To questions by Mr. Hurrout—Witness Paid he lived with his father and mother, and be had one younger brother : hi. father nod mother were out. and he went fora light to make a lire against thq returned. Thomas Cliff lives upon Almondbary-loank ; is a clothier by trade : said, that on Wednesday the •25th July last, a little turned nine o'clock; he 1 / 11 . passing Lacy Brooke's door. I heard a groan ; and I went to the door. Being asked what kiud of a groan ; he said, a mournful one, of • woman's voice; it led me to the door : I found it wide open; there was a bit of a light in the house; but not much. I saw the Prisoner getting up: Lacy Brooke was lying upon the floor. Prisoner came to the door, and buttoned his clothes. I did not see Iris clothes till he came to the doo►, and then I sow him buttoning them. Prisoner was in the set of getting up from her when I first saw him. Pri. soner followed the witness to the top of the hill : he said, " she was like a ,dead pig."—Prisoner went back, ■nd I went for MOO women. 1 said nothing to the Prisoner: I returned with the women iner. diately : the Prisoner was 'lining her on the bed ; he said, " She is like a dead pig." He had raised her from the floor, and left her tartly open the bed., Prisoner went away ; he seemed to be flurried. Witness does not know whether the was then alive or dead. Ile went for a doctor. The women staid. Witness knows the Prisoner ; he is umnsrred ; he lives about two miles from Lucy Brooke's : there is a high road p by I.ucy Brooke's house. Being cross•exawined by 111 r. Fly tomtit,' he mid he lived about . 2ott yards from Lacy Brooke's: it was not quite dark; when he was about tee yards off he heard the moaning : the road is close past the door: he only beard one moan : there was PO scream, or shout of distress: if there hsd been any outcry, be could have heard it. P. leaner was get. tin` up: don't know that he knew the witness ; be repeated the same expression upon the hill; dea l t know lie was flurried at that time. To o que,tion br the Juitaciekarts said the PA. stoner *.ir a forme,. he rupposed. • Mary Kaye ye Ines at Alin unitary . says she west ti) the house of the deceased. sub Mary Annitags and Mary Gill: thederened was lying on the stsw. Own: Pligulter said. " lad ow you lay Ilk; a sletri