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WINTER ROAM CIRCUIT. SURREY ASSIZER,IYEDIVESDAT, DEC.= . Before Mr. Justice PARK and Commas Jiffies. POACHERS. AM* Dem. Gomm,. Matt Noleybra, Mr en Wisactsak, Theme Moak', Mims West. Stephen Sold wick, a* Jams 1/1111seas,all Mod healed. under lilth Geo. 111. he Mead a tennis dose in the parish of dts measty of Surrey belonging to Lord -Visnassa sand VW guns and other deadly weapon, wide liNscas sad dim" . Me. Amoianovs, who meted the we fot tba prosecution, ADJOIN to the Joey. le 'woo fused Sonsiclhuble importance, ard ens also wild. be sektol, would prove to those who ambeed Yilloosbjsmolis talky of the statute upon which the pmeastimilenaid tam homed Vss pnrttkuWr of the ass TM best be tuft hem the follbwing Pratt was then called, and deposed a. follows am 111tto Ardor George Lord Cranley, eldest son to Lord korat a place eatled Cotswood, in the parish of Lend Asti*** it Is a talonglng to lewd Cranley, of which lam the keeeeppeerr lht the 10th December last, in the evening, Adieu, sight rank, 1 beard the report of a gun, which appeared imodilsoopsosmd fame Cawood ; 1 had SOME of my clothes off at Alt Odle. Oki& I pot on Immediately. I have an assistant, of the wow st Alms M Upon the report of the gun 311onget fame *me. I dsiwi him as get live men for me ; and having asst demi, we went Or to the cover, and when we got there we were jingled by some other men, and then we had altogether twelve men. We bad some sticks and four srmel pistols ; this 1 , one of them Poss.—ls that *tenanted ? nossa—Yes, my lord. Panz.—How dere you bring a pistol loaded into Usurt ? woad told ithnnxdiately. • tidoersewel it mated that the pistol was +tartly locked, and in lattehip's wrath was abated.] Lindlgigile maim to the unless they woe in danger. Ahem fit ohlklikl bend itsemitt rise, and immediately after I heard atheinhof how Thew is a lane near the place. Pinion and Day were gang with me, the rest were in the lane an the watch. I whit thalisigh is hedge row into the tome. and saw six or seven men. I thee mistiest to the men that were with mt., " Here they r.re cease along." The moo were all standing together. When dui* bit they pementa their goon to me they said, " Stand ea; I plmaktli hove it." I pushed the barrel of one of the guns fitehlti• Mid Mktg one of the Me by the cellar. That is the man with the cap on. I then received a violent blow on the head, which' noosed me, and knocked me &Ora. I Ind a hold of the prisoner &Oh NMke fell darn snug with inn Whilst we were down I 'eiggpsi a einem blew ea my shoildn. 'I felt my fife in danger, 011.11001:toy.pistel at DOW; the ball lodged in his reek. I then iniesinerd Nan hislinn, and Jciised my companions. I found • some of them down. Whilst I was %boggling with Dare I heard lane snort say, " Keep him down." I - then assisted in telng the ;bonds of three of the prisoners. Gunner, Williams. and West. 71111sonbses men, along with •Whattley and Dare, were secured on • I peeked up a goo which was broken at the stock ;it was mithsiowdor sad Ant. I hood a quantity of shot loose in 's pocket. It was a shot called No. IL . 4 2 / 1 11,4mamined.—The cone le audy one yeses growth. It was a twowslight night. The isms is a private accommodation road for tas►teerstthe cower. I had six guns, they were loaded with powder astabot, No. 2. I grosally at No. 4 fot pheasant shoot. I bite a swidiersbot. live of ohs gems nee then pedieeed in Coon, which bore the easat of shard light woe Woken in - vernal places. Two betemkniese nose eind/use powder horn.) Pinion wss next eassibed.—l am a labouring NM Meet out tomato pint ail diellidi December. Imw lie or shiftiest in the wood ollosilletit seise forwied. I think thfee gene Isesonsmand fun ad& " Here they are;" and the men 01111. " Maid sees you AA bars it." Mr. Pratt then hid hold of Amin ant, infoos honied down with the butt of a gun. I 100di4114111 down dist hemebil • Peale down. and then I hassled dorm, and tbs. sisidost is WON I had a_fielei M thy pommies s but I did set an it, Wends I had rte hoe of =OWL Inn received a snore him ow she had tell a gin. I the Moaned WilYrw goon I ensind a little Win voth after 4 . theowsinsining. .1 met Mmiblritik so • • • Ind he Wan as some beer to think. I said " 'tn. MIN eight si bars any iset." ail, " Yen hit so bonhinswithrt stead k itt bosh). I' ide't knew whether went way as horseback se on foot" (a latish). Ins a life mad n 11116114. I am not a eine& . was lotpfleyed that night by the pose -411:1 l iott y deposed as Others was fa the wind an the eight o the •I Deessiber. On of the tosneiTheli me with the *NNW awn I I Muth bin with a with, end we wait Inn to. rater. we op 'Oleos seniggis, the nen wind est Win Wiest. He them wthewedeeM. Ok MO nal toefolog knot seal se sod ditikdonennirgos, a balm sleek, sod pert of a ranatud amend is alignel,.l Alpe found a ben pbesem in slog. i Wag hods liteget limenid sine" shakes Janes Mawr, ambient -0/11ogasger se Pratt. depiin that hr was wept it wid eisiesedee seine Oman Vuss-examined--- tunApreekm. four ways nit of the wood. ..4acotts 1,41,4 • iiist7Pa• oder, idttntliied fife Sr the rimers. Moser them at einstirefont on the sign of the Iftb of December. Ikon Isar edge/an Int whole night. Dm* had a ball in the side of hie ineloubitir the Doctor conned to his prances. lie domain heeostiho with Dike, std is ten asizemse of lohnile sided, MmHg ant day to the Mine of the prisoner Strudwiek. He wee aneding et the fin whit ph bead tied up ; •be thee end to him, "-litiodwick. I want you, you were An lewd. MlNglre • weediest den" 'The primmer asentwed " Nam • Wilhapasked trial howls led hurt his bad; be said he had fan Ann stairs. Wheelie then went up and found in a rem opindint bionly±shlo. littnierkt said, it wee mil ens. tieue gosi t a t i whe MIL : Winn an wet di sal Nana tooded, Halllntlft house. Oa ileAtkostsinged he ton One of tie piny, wed said, whoa he vim ercilsidelhe ar =e, be saw some ma, wpm be di were /wants • bin, nil be threw his p les s o li t fit ° Girth, Danube I apprehended Ilaidling• and hfilf! kin all sight. Next monk* I asked bile 'bathe) tie piny did not lath so use titiont as Cad he sold tiny had ; he also said he 10. nsOnultil -.lran with Haildheti Rao •tbe =Mouse. themopse. :I net try to get the primer to eta about tr ' bunions. in nen io enact whines hen hiss ot pro ne here a r na . • ? Jens' wick elepossili I ant a onetable at asks I appre. heeded W as threw of * beirisyniew, in is been at Afr. Hares. sold Ms Inn was tie w iii neletance, for I knew he nos one ANA* planers. The ninon and, ' Is that yea, master Saruibrich." He said be bad Inteadri going over to.l.erd Cram ley's sontorrow. I said, you inustnone sing with as. He then said, he aeon not bore mss, wily Dan lad made him go. The. Rev. thaw w that be woe a Magistrate of thiscourity, sod had taken the depositions la this ease. He told the *sonars that vintner they mond I. his ptesma would be ed. dosed in eviamos against them. some et thins signed she eat. fettions, but others refused. neressammarioed.—The •Iderk -wn Aeon, 'and Ink down the meafmstons. The confessions of Wiodebook aid Ailinderick were then read in evidence, which were nuke in ossesiknee with die evident: adduced. This 'was the ease ea the pert ef die asescatiaa ado Atinestareiben abased the Jeep ea behalf of the pri ===irtims. lawn rneesieg upset the Act of Par: Ipshwiewaseed la/Wed, to atefrotn sty ressigh ih I wad liersidatie either se awe witelftsaid it, or 1 010.00 1 0 11 1 1 i JAM edmaletwaa. tipen Wadi. paitieu =baba gaaasperaistraf thh Act, .ind atesy-of the hems alWeblosa g fre dale had Veit atheri =Asti bat be Gad& ft the eldest of them whether, paeoef. ebb •Aca. • had weir seen Wee men ar nagastilitheame of pewee* Del they ever haw bear of a gimeheettee earths shoot him awe men, sad sasmand a wood milhamasbesil asseisehm, Ike d* paean or= down peter sea? Ws was net all t this Act hod • "11.4111 M Ise heeled& este& it mischief. As gamekeepemwere marl tekepgreetaid mar without aerate, It baths= sae impulse of their own feelings, and produced a rail, a beat, Medi ea intempe rance, which might in fair plata death, at inhict ury to usearetune, was not yawner the Act 11410-• .gerd 41i a..b1111 . Mit, and be only radii them -msnaelus e l a coder that die PM int*t properly be brought maw tom . asseidaw eon. wei that Thq . rap detamme whether hid irelliried the ittoulful penalties which this law dentemade lk alte youth if this many . were to be •selasaed r sea *nag con sejuenees. in order to preserve their sports to the wanly. eppelp, rt. tn. it was the duty of the jury to see at least that this Act skald be proved terthe later. Now, let es we what were the einem. wanes of this case. The elate *egad the • was, that they hid bees Wen in the wood of Lewd Cam . It was clear, front the maritally of Fran, that a body of men were apected there. and from the in:on/stow of his having taken seven men with him. With rtim xt to three Of the primal,. Windehank, lioldfeeth, and Btrod wick, there asset a particle of evidence alantt them !wept their own statetneet. Now the words of this Act were mow ; and if they could suppose that the .paootre wear drat w end with any Aber haat than th at with winch they weer th ey were bound to acquit them. The indictment cher prisoners with ha barn in Lord t:ey's wood, 4Wfor purpose of " taking, kr Art deem game. lbta eataits were am game ; if die Jury could caw +Was tossichislaa that-tbey might bow been there for the purpose Arf elweedele sablibe, they were bound to give the prisoners the =blank if ast ileat....lieras true that a phemant haul been round is a bat as kat !Weenie wand, that that hag might have bees phew by seine other persona ? Was it not alga mail& 'satlbsen* sue time aright have fired et the *want, theithey lid famed*. wood with the intent of Junius rabbits mil l ft Thai wage Wale of things perfectly consistent with the innocence • dif the priteaters • and if he bad sucZwded in even raising a doubt imam inlmss of the Jury. the pnsoo en were entitled to the benefit j -ofit. The Jlery percent& that ni c ely of the viewers ate say %row Mel. same of than with *milks; and altogether the case peseseetil so mosey frightful considerations, that nothing but the mat - ebetiete sad irresistible proof *Wald induce them to .ersavi4. . • I Me , Zaire Time told the Jury that the Laithed4oussel for eheltelesaar was entitled to great credit for baying made so ht. j asaWs a delltetee eat d *eh deader materials. Ile heel .14-1 rolghtstakla great force Visa this Act of -frastuatt; Gait lir • ' Use United Gentleman nralliptoeure a seat is the Senate Ilan, ItErdiVrillat . ) 00LIck. b gab. 1.1.16, be snowed to haw hit own style, et he Imei on the iStlt inst. -vma- , -- Wig /Ma. . . and get the Act repealed in'tbe not Sulu, he should bow ne . - shim st "imam gets lisi II A TTON-43A RDIIN. ' • objection *burger. Upon die Aet itself a grist diversity et 'a Um* an i at , • °onion might exist; what itdmmi epham ma b e toe not a w e d es .._.._ _T ..._ eilleentilbL Tietbasiones - Wth was seneda ta a** Ifessuffey, two wives of the Sister Kingdom, hu t The u 2 -1 l ei gi ent i one d earetnee • d uo the gosh ult., via, 7 .., not on th e . et . -..i upon to state. AR tbe Joey bad to do was, to give eff'ect to the TOMO' GU, Ms to this titan 0011 . 1 • 812114 ",.. 1 best broherlr MUM with melteor, side dtrly appeseame at this I ne a l ai full and half Pei militia, Pea** ..•• *Mad to be mestos Ace to diseuseeke Weft ass Week ; Patrick O'Reilly bi nd iOfficere, ... facts • the amount of the punishment rested with him. The etwa,t7 it petty sessions The= bream, 1 / 1 • 1 • and Millie ararit, dandiest. ..............-...• r.; . bear l i t o judge then gemmed up the evidence, and told the J; r 7 we ***** me ( 040 tki Paillir49 , eedeeed pay of Atljt:iatits .' of local minus,' snowmen to Adjutents and Sergesnt-Hajors of Militia, fore* the simple question they had to ay was, whalia oe err the - mm tn an tioi thoo beru fottr er ma 's li t el m s c oad arna mo l must rwo r io ll e manwiend liNtia liglaftr a n t b e llites pe c ti : d w mi re= 1 t i : the rnuepeTh ti ontion n * , that , u es* half- boners carne withip the letter of the law. The Jury retired for shout half an hear, bi rimmed all the *,,,b*,_ ), without 11 r a ienaller, ' 1 licence , firillillal . a gi d e ne ami lirent eu •. i Pay and &reign pensions, will be in comae of paro lee' US no , .o f cricket,* th eorem time looking signisZr The Coloncic of the 2d battalion of the royal millets', prisoners Gritty, but recommended Windebenk, tiltrodwick, and 1•• Court ifts tired t" din" precisely , l t of Lets room it which it was held, ems thriamid by agent number Ai t h e d e hodent. Ms than peoessded to state , that es Tneada; which became vacant by the death of Lietit.-Crenerd lk • _ ... • 11 oldforat to mercy, on attount of than passive conduct in the respectat is iodividuals, who oweeled IiORIMITSI particularly in- ;Wit, as bewtHis with were eibilbrUthir regaling thelsedvet in & I Willington, as not affair. h - lied wrested in the decision of thern, •jesegegltherms. es Salifien-ltill. Mr. Dusoe came in, and the no. The Mr. 'unite PAIL, is an hinpremim sikess le the Owners , d „, after demi & lock, nal CM William WO% mom as modi eseadgle.rne t b ed wen mi at ~ m am mid „ e transports which are now conveying the g3d (Reg / aniottitiverted in strong teens en their etheogesus conduct. Wat- Et+. Junes Lawson, o'clock , the Rev. Dr. , Itlagun that thee big • thibiewe fis skit religious nuts, defen se t t e r e e um , ass t 1 Welch Pusateri) regiment of foot to G•bralta ever doubts he himself mill* have th =y iedi ent e e i rta ed, ined as to t he tiered b r ing yet been li up. b e could not the county, took their seats upon the bench : Colonel llitheme in a b eam wi d eamm t ed ot mows gh n , an d bo ne a "master m : to the Lith regiment of infantry from lo t . panciple of the statute es oblir =tlinothr " gab ;" bat that an that niekt I garrison to Portsmouth. , but now think that. as tippled le chi ease, ft was highly bate. the chair. After the &thatch of some routine business of no im. m eamon o i m 1 ficial, considering des impasali to which their low habits P artaato-- the upper of him with _. had incited th There of' difference in their Mr. Clarke, die clerk to the Hag:earner, ca ll ed at the informs- be opt ” bat auck hinsasi gi st i tew on the mouth, as to hare CORONERS' INQUESTS. tido, " Procter against Theme Brookes and James dock ." Tb• me ebb i mam respective ewes, width be &sob esessialy notice in the judg. ,_ __,. . _ . . the ._ Of ummator _ his adorns. pas saw what D ~,, Imes was read. it stated, that on tom r . Mr. Duane, en being es fie 4 occur he should premnince. Twin& iserea them the severity of Smi la ~,„,_, ,AAAAA rt. utecusferasece.-I'estorley as I neat to l' the law must be larrnill t• Ma to assist. Under all the err- lament. if Procter , of CoPlnee-ron , Clernennelli . 011 , 11111 be ass? • held at the sign of the 0 C de.stmet, Masi ~,,, ZaPee, as - ' cumstances. - be adjedwei Dios, Gemme, and Wheatley to seven prim ing:wen wbo tad as well for himself as on behalf of die et the Place your Worship , w ad h e . I ma e de m a d aseree m e . fore Tx • Taos. Sr 'ammo, on. Coroner, on doe body we. ~ of years transportation, ad the MeNSIMIST of the prisoners to of BIN; time before Wth• erXt r on , tl i o , Meeistrate....l don't understand yes. T r ee, aged dine years , who came by his death under the _.• the that t he of • twelve months' imprisamonn And hard labour in the House of athat7. a= P• ll ****** .. ohs Why. 'due your Worship, I . was born and mired a tebesimmter Painful circumstances. Correction.: 'TM, med six weal belbeihs by a isms' *by profession, in the county Deer; but thinking it a pity to It appeared from the evidence of the moths of the decade& tist Geosge Matthews, Me 'Wary, Mau ?frilly, and 711oritas = on *Ma Busher, 1/84, at*, parish of Rll_leih la dee b ury it , yldif tt , a „ tunny tows, I moo to England to meek b ut i n as ligoaday last, while she was employed at the lower pan ofkg o• Moak, were indicted on Mr out MAIM as in th e last case, for ealifiT. Timm Thee Beasktaf it the and 1 111 "Iftra_,_..____ , this asontry I found that /arising did not take. Waft. No. 10, Adam and Eve-c oon, Oxford-market. Sh e * hi being found armed with mina. In a weed, with Went to kill game, did, 111 use Maw et the mil news Dee waeal What ate yea sow ? theithiesetel with his little broth, in the first goer apanenj, in the parish of ttehiriaom des deo Melo MOW November, and Wino: herd, .41 ale b 7 Mail In nnialM i •••• A dekr in linens bums Remand and Scotland. lbw a kettle was on the fire, full of boiling water. The d• . anaulting James Maw .tA essoney to the statute, whereby the fith. He dim his to th . atiosh. He mated, tbae "m em , Mho( thirsty, called to his mother for something to drink, to • • ' The case for the ' wee ondund by Mr. Adolphus fated the sew SOL and coos, half to the infoeweilleetsr), and he ad _ of ...,,...._, ..„... www4 . width n it hid be.. wMdt she directed him to drink some porter in a pot which l et le and Mr. Thessiger, and do ley Me Andrews. half to th e pava•••l the said parish of Ealing. " Salsa were other „ nos i ng fo r fOfty years , ea ri 7 "... ". " 20 ", may aw ed dim, thimble ; but the brother had drunk it :on finding which. d ie e. .; James Prince, gamekeeper SO name Pay, Be} of Pointers, counts in the laffirmation charging the dressiest with selling but ha met such rtOoriss on h that be was deeninined to celised ran to the kettle, and drank some of the boiling ter, .1 - " io Cobh am Parish, deposed. illanthent en, in the Mg of the the ala midi PPOWallbt and also ' permitting it to be WM moteary to mo t e gi n 44 mak, his words ;" and the men d ig net t i:th „„ which burnt its inside in a most dreadful manner t and altis e dy 1 ta hof November, he bead HMIs th easo :d ui p si msed to his la••••,_. • slat the roans of deglutition, he had thrust his be ~- every medial remedy was resorted to for its recovery, he died sae master. He woo alene, enned whit • aid • Wad. Witte Admidar Infannstions for a similar alb* lallal al* parish , throat, in *et:apathy of a . - afterward', in the greatest agony. p urpose o f appre h en di ng g ie p a th = $ er n e s team* pail se the samo date, was hid against Jaws Cseekbit It was not He woe ____., to dad two ba . a . a . to ....., o far his The surgeon who attended the deceased gave evidence to pra t i t into the wood be saw sax men, :rho lamsedistely anassineed • amettiata oteth Wind- ..„ _ ,__ _ ,_ _ _ fame • wwww :L . ,...."." befere a Twee shorgat - 8 7 - B . o3biy, =„ puitt the that the scalding was the cause of 'the death ; and that on ? p en t o , ti r o b ruta l a ttac k u p on bi n , knocked hi em b ew n, a nd b eat 4,..., Mr. MAT, apriami as ummilaisw IRS IIMISMINO; Mr. LAMO- particalarTh7iVis novel mpe n ment. the body, the lira, he, were found to be' burnt is a most uresdfa . * . unmercifully ;he begged ' fa mercy, and some of the disc tux as folicher. meteor. out " Give it him, give it hlm. A watchmen awe to mist- Mr. Taxwoo•nbe doe eldanbet ; MOW, Mr. Virzi. QUEEN-SQUARE. TM Jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death, by drinking I • ' " are sad the party math their nape ;In a few days aftweemis As soon extbakikamaka wlll read, CHRISTMAS FESTITITIES.- 7 4115. Eliza Einar, the If t 's of _a scalding water." • *' • -*- the primmer*, and ahoy, awed Undewboi, one of the platy, IMO AIL 'a: AU . ..rap said he _a Pre/itninar, the *bake to sue respectable tr a desman b at_ Chelsea, was charged with aasaa lad J. Another inquest was held Were the mete C arom, em the bail , 7 Wawa the e vi dent. Slaa OM Ina., which t an d gamin his e es. taken up ; the lame roluntemly asefessed that he was l an = um. the teseetoettee meet he quashed with.* wog further.. the .phin t „ li d h Lid a pary ci , mew. at his moss, eg a l c r ie l r ew4 tbe , lan wh d e lo t r i t e ef th e fertatie-o=r Ease:meet ' party in the trannedon, and Implicated the prisonas and in leis mei MSS named Oakley. • • Who Mr. Proem the bollesoner s was, he did sisebleffie t bet this in the Yi;edicas, n CheLse e a t 'pestling the Chrieunas isolydays. h o id ns , a nd a verdict of " Died by the Mimeos of GeV me m Underwood. who was adaitod approver, now ic v es modem s he knew. that be wet net so offer et the Excise, thetas Majesty's On Chistmaamight the prisoner; and her ltutholld au &fah coded by the Jury. - minim the primness, Haseidasee was ereofamod mare low Atessey-Genmal, and he comended, that by die ISO Geo. I. but wae si n p E l fire minutes in the place before they Minuted the And another inquest, on the body of a gentleman'smenu, g ' . many in t h e &m os t m a nnir, In addition to hi s adieus wiped . C3p. L4llo ta rONCl4l6lll4 lOW S o rlfl4lhy under the *ail has valid, ha b a i ril a . guests, and on lth woomeratim s tise w a . seusa ,_ whit d i ed „w it , timbal . mid doted the voluntary confessions of the primers. lei •• - or at an en comiamee by any Mager:ma deli bookated jum el table and suck him, ila in ha, ii&7 - t i t ' - ' solon ne i g hb our h oo d, an d alu m ina oetrZ=d ink , • - Mr. ANDREWS threw his crams utile Moro? or the Curt. by an officer of Excise, et brat with the atheorioneiff 16 Ma- w . his features, es mWist be aeon by the was emusaid. 1 - 0 The Jury . fband the prieoners all Gritty ; and Viekery, being the iestY s Attorney-Gut/al The Lanai tienthenee MI eked Ths luM, Mr. menders s dangling, was .se her gr z -gd e m tg, t b e c =r. „ h o d nit ...g m , dm dhabiatuz i 0 01 moo active I n t h e e rsa s s eti on , na g renenreed to seven y ears trans . several statutes to slew that this Wm an kilimmeleit Main the son ; Ape to the ir house for than, altd men deemed her m ond a toast w a di „wig such,ieas ii the portation ; Matthews was sattenad to 13 mouths, Twill to lit awodog of the fah On . In. LAN as* *WA lam bialliPat a*Mlat_____ trh° months, and Monk to three maths ionaholment,sed hard lebour mated by an. officer of Rico., ere by Woo AttannpAllesinelk end pr ei buone she abused them tetY reef. and the 063- plain, a few days wee, and es IZZ asein epplimed fir tisk. • • s• in the Housed Correction. that not being so hid, the Illighlemet maid tie se serlisinee lime a very foul name, which provoked by to that wad die *wen beg ena „m ei. g., e ,. si ss . Daniel Page was =rifted of stealing, at Effnfibm, on tholgtb of it. degree that she aid* not bear it any longer, and. says °bet l'./ntn slows wen was his el:swiss-rem a wiebirei' n. -• 4 of Austin list, • CON the propety of John Indict. Sentence of Mr. PLATT, in repay, annenefa, Illa balm the Act of Mike Worship, I stock Elm, and would thrash • *veer such nuows m i n a sou aoseaties, and, OD die lsm a death was recorded. 11. no Weave mold ire valid biles dm oesberity of die Magis- in the age I was In at the moment, and you could not blame in ni - T we t a t , FM, Ire" he made „ g am e t a m d m wee tier i td. • About three o'clock the Grand Jury delivered In the remainder tows, sad that all sabeemist *War I***** 441 1 11 .• 14 1 1 oit..o l L . • Oa width K. was informed by tbe onesnorks mai -- - of the bills ,brought before than t and Mee theirpresentineat, all IioNMEM as fir se bedew, ebbe bums the were tea. Tile Magistrate said, this wits a family wend , and am* die Mace when ha master d ropped dors mid which wits that tiny fond ell Mem welL abed, still leittbs4Wice it this -le the sis of the quendy the more disgraceful to the_ perms. He had Ire other al- . r' • sawn was ow for but the ntal qmek hoi. 4.11- ;sir 7 1 , Tua r ron a,Mieased als e co u r t in th e woo o f th e G ran d I Magistrates. The Solicitor of the Kvalse, or the Amboy-Gene- tonstite than to eider het to and ball, and sorely shit CHUM not comet is . bol d m t l i , body, 41114 the Jury - e ef • , Jury, and informed the Loweedlafige, that they wished to bag eal, would net hoosikei aft dose messiess, obis the memue was blame Ma. a Died by the visitations, God^ i . a matter fro th y ef isatililaisteles intentin. At the last likely la 4111111 % Thee an _ ___ _ l **** -WY fla.„ _IS 4 lametioa_ . ,la ..„ MARLBOROUGH-STREET. SELF-PILO TACCTIO3I...O. ' lie beninen Amines the Chasid )1111 had her WNW that h a d these m oms; hat toe somomem mire me eater sae oa•.• DIM Busy , THE CR LEIR•TRD PillzE-FIGHTZII..-TIMIT. Inn m o m , a s tood „,.. Dm ph % g, co m p oun d e d a &k a p sr ,. i ,„,,, bad _t „ t„,,, eons whisk were se be siemest 11 biome where ale we fey the above person was bobs* before Mr. Conant, the WOOS be , C arona , - o n' t f s iri o d y o f a s h es . " - ditty to direct to th e CamoVf doe pose t h e to be esig.ehe awe th e e*. lona * sande am, he violated Magistrate, charged 0 suspicion by W. Dexter, a 11**la menu who ffsed very suddenly. It ear teefte transact i on too k piece t o a w h o • - drat die 'abbe pew Woken in tbese was servant, in Hwy, with Imefew reified - him of sorliza It b ody d oe dimmed „ t „ „dud by * lll r s a e ennui -: • offenders for a misdenteider. VIM - - eel left to theouiselealen of tab end a way width apposed by the ..141 Dauer. that tee Inn y death to ascertain the cameo ef her it aniseed ie se. the ,of the proceeding era li e earn - metelbsol swabs woon thei , , tea Maker by the betimes 3 and wet into dae, Wad- „ it admitted in pregdoom n o , to „ow to wee. Grand Jiffy 'wished to know whether, ender such ' ase• *IL so le ohs dot a the met di, talli-ateest, keel by t that in f *ea at* recouree is a -Mal WWI* * 41 -- th e .Hi g hte onata bi e cou ld re i n f reee d all t on sp en g, 6 ilinsimmo eked •wastmes. zee metemled, thee -NeLtheas if wow he was viedi, et dm antes mo d thm ma y f a r c=f4 F 31r. Justice Paoli the alio bill, wboo *Wlse of de, how, tad ether mem, womb, mod Gibbless; • yaw se Mae was + Whs, by wanant at Coroner, were soft . • th e conet abl e % e ap e e me e rr ee rtith t , deaggin u r, at woe bombe a sat licit of Reelemenboy essennest , the regula mid Reis and be ied sp prison , thwiesat sod ody a strafe maser . His • ' Md heel Frequent • Oa to !!! I _ l l l ,_ tkerr0mR.461110. 1 1,4.1.14 111111 ab**l ll4lllll l** 4 fora I thatthata 4 ~ amok _Milk was loot by isha t ade ln alalk e te4i gns doe hidideervies• ID impest we bed at St. lament a delleimoir ti th e low kite wee et this deneenti. leorntntelleet, oar *OW loolibmiosal woo lull mho th e Po o :She Is& Ret !MN Mal esnadned Mee walesiP, l ow geonnaist i ea* earsmar, me agar ofIA ,- ' • Wien ; Ind isesitsi ees, sisehl he tom to see mtrettneenees /Luellen= a the egienetes. - • • • . aft efoleweid paid hethewins, opd pm the elostmebesit n y wag on p ewee , s od see yam •. mod tier,, -who, i ".• glued on the n: as o is g whir ' m o at' s I ' hie we n l atee n me w Mr. Taaroidthielpited semels Wish to the • .1 of lie hie "Mao • • bib diet Ewan aftwasibile et feting Mee b., g o --- ',maw . tab le a s he • an t ut .. stood he had too ii to bud the to kerma la IN blew /ebb wily. be esian se kr a bitereidelthe sebbe we hub Mon saws dialed kola a dee with- so seol, UM wessionsd hit vey aue Mack e - -E 2 „,* r a tr ,ri e l ,the •In t h e Cos amiss the Sk-ilasa abet es th e Buena, it answer buillweised r la Mak Moen Meisidflisbot; atmediew his dn ._ via l ., 4, gtadimo s D os ses . • • ' jest alluded 16, Wee %Gem& far fly a prose. 10 ea Lth s =i sisessi iba at sea• hat 040410 SY** am I***-140' }mood "1 4 dia** Ton M - 2 2 ' bet an breiskiessoto Wimp se &my weed, bb aseastreplut Weed Mick mad • W their roe, be lath beams MOMS. The bib Wing omen it. lbw asked mmeddi he mean m seems him Lk bee Canna, an the hid, of a man an d .• , sportively, for aremadmimagass ea • • lagr a hw a y, low wee qa V. •11 ,4, ..,... e - ...: ~ _, atedding kW ? A mop& was brag* la sod a amok mode foe ea a charge piwili -It be he be - buoying to the Lau 44 : . dhe eerammagae promeate, '• nowise. s:=Rekiews,b, se 1 thumb; Meehan.. Ohm Themedbisus blesnem t by width he ll a rt oomai dm mom time, m a dm z uo y „ oo dl e s, poi . _ in r. law the . boo , weismossoi ma •thibriblespesties. air s :: spat M mil Ms. ny ;it wee Vim 16 • 111 Il• • sr ' by dm Miami= aGed."-llsoffik Payer. ' •• ea Acme, who bee the l Udl i allar tsit es, ' ' the - apielessousou Bum wok she pulse frees embe i r si l i t i v sari asked immenseemmomeneme- ' d pear, heap amble to* fact of th e . ea, and pays tbe as a retsß y odd Vint mese* it Y It was tbm sowep. lbw his hand . • awl therefore the merits of tab were set mantissa • • ' , hethltelniela, is has • e Ono es with- Meet 4 elenissethed him to wpm it, With be le do ifwirrig,r AGRICEILTURAL RI P 41,1?". • . Mr. Jolice Pane digested eibistry•to Ca ere thillibilmisb; alakalifikleay i" - • .- • -_ ~,, . • Rebert Iwo., a person who mane in iningthirenaliiii, oars. Its% and fibrins seinir=ed to in err be. 3 l l P* id . * guilty, for wt of midterm Verdia, N . •, . 11. -t - IT a, 1 : ....i • 11 . 4 41 , 41 4 b ibli -•• . T. WA . "AMP beemsiblosinisibloy of Deiter. the Mthrtumme Moo ef th e eels les . lamb, al Jed* P• , was (hayed on dee Coreeser's at Oiled Ohne ''- kni r t t mar . I Ns was his mad et for \ls dews, sbe mil iloseheige was man ia boome. In comermites, it Mose seersatay ti say -. Manly and slayings pawn ld'aery'Aet of • • - - _47 ''' . -4-4 . ~ "T• .: iii; dist th e memo Deetbeipareff die Ms "thaw. showdown wo Amin op inpoped„ ead bash uumhesak m a 'e asks. Agnes t e 3lertyr. - • its by ak,•cas r •RW • . • e namors -4 " . loo.e ' insewhy eithesd * bete liftoff esmilmi_t *aka - PO bth_ft abeam as goat* of soars mid damp wosidles . sem Mr. A00 ,, H „, oppeme gy not g o omen It in i nk n ow nei, erg ge n i . • - .777 7, ' -4 "no • s ' I likeshessiisil dolw Thai ebers , ) , theeemmessolseheweeet upon the markets. Thu ansonmal seises has centime& le th dame, that the pawner was *Alai at wpm Malik Aber blimitieg ' OW* 111 ' ll - 1 - 1111 ". 01111 ° *a dine tha bagblamaaa - allayar" SW ter. bsat, most propitious, Mahal 440 *moos intiemislly te fad di .. Upper Thamesetlect. in th g e o Cca ef the dikk X WlLlia CF z - Wes ' ~ *mope -sib do birebassome Melee Moen. • • - abroad rpm ems ant maim. 'sod to wee=a i tt - , damned came in ;(tr t i dr sad . Wm i s ie d Mei es bide iMehigtee be aardead wbe • ga; . Wee • veep* of o bi* h om i er showed tbe Ithn, sled Mei AO onsbrats.lsill ." 4 11=111==i ssi dils sosent ; at . i - ,.. .. gr p g i =k on s w i t g ont no d* g„ ans , , • taros. Thelthli-that Mb a the = a ;ge ld • ' 'As"- a ll l* bare hem ex 'shanty atierwarditha peis•Mrtseet an, - sad AM - Ceismitementeek ' a men . blesening vesibtre iil- Pin witht 4* ZIP %ith slakeve- TM .'• at t o r in . - ..„ , . .. ~..4 „ . • . rre.dr. gi g Ids w id g et Nit ..- iwm; . • was a mop se by dam tflitiusimake„ meth, mom tatty ; •a a lea Ohio, hint lia he .ea the ha . • i ~ . wan suc h kb CO. V AIN , sir si emizt said, obi Hera Ike eases- Velma . who was 1 g . at 7 6 2 11. ,Vr " .1.6...... A... . ~....34 - : -- a. see . .- o f th e tolowasam • tut ; end tithe beithe menomellat is the Wilk of le • ; 1 ttose of iwit, % 111;rot a. • 117. ,_ • - . • tea he. Mx 4 PPCataace as day. • -.0112... , D bavvgrico-A97,76 -- =,....s.bubi.g.zrofrait by...it... his snow eue.• ' datiolthe which MARY-LA-BON/CI OFITed. .i • soli:else. ! lever corded se . b. Ifbewie's Hienher i mall • . -'f ",, Wive what wed the beat in Yowler the drive-set numb= 317, 32, 113. allaz bada l 4l- -es them more Omura, bees deapatebed waft IR* .... - • two hours. . woe, ' me- •'• • •••• w e ...„ ro t • lobe le diew,thiedleb op pion etischea, appealed on surnmouses at - this •ee, helm . DAMON, In dionsestenses. On wry few sails a Ism heed& dm* or -. , Upon this evidence the see the Ptheasfa44 alkirdio • ' - the Jury found the prisoner JIM 0' miky. iidtr ar e etheeteos •n a 'a, • ' _ elf a i m pert ens, that the stand, in Totteitheist.court-zeid, without any 0114 . - y,giessie. liebewave, sear 1 IDeJle Mr. Aiwklut.t.oce.) .„ . - OM ditheibis -mot be eon. drivers cc persons to mind them. ad .. .:' . mad Me be* sit s =4 ar s tr a lat s„ :7l* ** '4...." vista. - ' '•- .' ' .. ".".• , o f Mr. Rawfinson, the NI agistrote, • being swank ea, diet he ee- . ' " I . Pa* Jets Barr woe convicted ef lift ♦ mks a pewter pet r ol.' . &td o i • . sonewloit ilunt = g luze 4 * * wallet I* -._ value 711., at Newington. • 'Nodes if • had Instituted ths complaint against th ese . that a " g i gs - dp inonowen es e , as t ann o n me n pity mod „. a .21goor (mature, who was a melt shwa* Whims . Abet, _ k _'*„ ..... .........**** 4 4 8 . 1.. ..„ - 4141000 . liendelitikjithal of tutees deist great iocanreo= ,_ . Weathfe , after conviction, that ha bed •we andtbobly bobs, erase' , '"'"'"'""""o'"" soly fee newthe - kemelty, nodal exposed the publk i isle ' WINOS me the ebb, it h • Mow cesp, la WI ... . .1717derpest fists,..; that his link Jul. woe iwitas awe is sal that I,l„rema„„ inthe stands, but the drivers were sel= to be sub, - ineweisees, sod as who ; sevathelear, itic .... ll r g i t e : , ' him for something to eat. Hs was hp.the n o s ons , WM • cepelboo was oceeded on the eery often invalids, were subject ei th er to the diseresable noes- =Zeal* ~ the pots at the door , and could not doe ..„. Mem* - Ma'Ostmik, lb whim Wawa bat with the *a- stry of wafting among a crowd of idle disordedy dleiesairs on tbe die the wit to the oidy moms in his power to get saw -- . . **• ef the first convictions judir. damp pavement, or to walk away without a dos drivels V i lt ri ;.nnt• _ o • The Learned JUDGE veld the priseesaillet • ""- :Is' hewing fi xed themselves in public-bona, an d so sat 4in ma, ' barns/ veer • "I'' 1 1 his distressed situation, rind in dm hew dm Ala Mom, Nt weldor, hove wished% knew from come. On Monday .yening last, at about twisty te seven ****9l BM thatharatfetheee at tbir ashitho .r. bur to hint, he should unly sentseas bithf tithes, 'ate ' 4011 HO* athat•therti le diem with respect to shutting up or o'clock in the evening, he having to be at this office to W s it , 11 01111111 , TI?o ”Ilog men has lOW. .." 11 / 1/1 " t 1 " • 'tient in the House of Correction et heed islemo, • athirdlialt= s 2pinst the proprietors of which die official duties, went to the stand In Goodge.atztet, and Ma a tee mo unavoidable from evil mimeses Sam. F much more lenient sentence than undo Ember eiewieemes. bed four coaches were in the rank, not a driver or anyissmon might have received. • . gpsess sny &dries on the entice. The to them was visible ;he called several dines, wanted up at Mat 15t4 2 3 7 441 • 1111 t5 t ..*4 - gale t of Th e o wn woe eau led s h am t h e lo w d ay is der di sposa l 111"11 11 111411111111164 111 leirldir 111.1111 4116 a thek own coune. The de- the tercet, and even waited, but none appeared ;he them lamb ay omigo I shs mks tray ha it • e s of mining cases, of DO public huarestwinensue. ow Woe& tale obi peeper recogmances to preseame the numbers, and was going away, when • stranger up th e ba O . ~. ..' Jlpp4 moi theelsow geie. , 37, and he having entered it, was driven to the office. gtrat ; a time a droll • 11 11 1 1 404 1 la *- ' • MITRE TAEL ...i ...._ARIiI..GIIRMYWICI4 ~ . . • The defendant, driver of 37, said he was very sorry. Mt be had ems tiaagt na .___Wa••fe., *11•0•W ; al' * 6 WM* $ SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. only that moment gone . into a coffee-shop to tab his en, and he calsalocat a*T hs 4 . 4 hal l s l et id „,o. i Os Tuesday hoot, • a wit? , - -.... 7 1 - 0 bell et thitibillie fogged •. • ' -. el ,- cant e out when the 31 acne was gut. *Rower to g present, - Constable, h.q. and Woad Foremb. .:' ' ' - ' 1 AARON AND REDMOND. of the defiettbrats said be ern not abut le emends, doom) for thil. . .sotl week bell* resinous et:mete *en escape or weeny inbinon e sgpie of . the _great match between Belau and the Ike % 11 0-e• could not bare ailed or waited. esidene in greet theeme. ea. *MA * MR embed th • ~,.4 . s'" MOILDERER or ma. JAllia SMITH. ,ia la .111,01111.. ire h bang o ff , these secondary Bole men were prin. Me. Reallasen iteined he certainly had done both. useetheary prises Is the spetag. l= ... timi t = is 1. TRISH/at. Tuesday et Molea l Hant. and had the whole day ' s play Mr. (tRITTITIts NM it was eertaill a very serious Munn the tally mayboodi and • they , He had imself experienc:A t t mda 44.___•04 0 ! a lOW 40 041 4. Tba 4= s l o g s /a s . Pa l * Toe me th credit cannot be given to the Di • • __•• , . din; sos Abet is known as the cos acme of Lenny, and meet scandalous neglect. is hewn • trio, and Mr. Bicknell, their clerk, de - ..i ?'•' , "`"•‘ - 'm at men ; bat Redwood was a novice in the ring, with the stied at Marpia-buse-stnet, for one evening he waited tte a ? f t l'wmill; g li e l: . . i . beer : . Lions in endeavouring to brig I 0 )001100 Rib • • guns Shan a good name to recommend him. Illtif time. ?bey all knew very well that they could not be * OO . B TA 11Z, o f 66(411 4N o r th il a dre l‘ ess eo concerned hi the above widow ..., • • • otirraw. 4t 1 - half-met one before the men appeared. Red. 'bunt froth their wadies ode minute. pai =kless, S s Ito patios a . IPS . ...-. succeeded, with the =cerise of r . • ' 114 :4of the tlistoililie en his hat. Aaron quickly followed. Al the -. Ws Ilshisamsts bolted that such construction would not be Hat IHEDEIMMONSIIEDMIIMME • . • .4 , .-, .s murdered gendarme, who with arOdory fiessaliiies were observed-the colours bound to the upon the dams Of the Act. How were t h ey to procure refresh- *4 '. ~ „s • CORN EX NG1411010011.. which this unfortunate uncl e • ' a,: s • •yl - 151U - and. Stahel ' sad the time-keeper and umpire appointed. Vona; 'Curtis merits . It was impartible that men situated ere they were, one in the Since the trial ad antelcklith llid ' .'•' 4 • infeeinzion and Harry Holt protected Redmond, and two of the people, all seasons, could do without something in a_public-tionse t and .The supplks have been • cobs to;be a was totteutied odi Ilislaiebea' . - • - thi - ' • . . . athateurs, and not professional, devoted their kind to they submissively hoped that allowance would be made for the '' Valet theisoce amenity winds , . as •. es. are a that Robeetboish, the werederet, his 4 . . . . and . ria-nAliPa• tiineofyear and the inclemency of the weather. tie ea th e way the th is market. The thwellb Want hi dm., wins VHS rehnen doge, hed & , . er • .. , , • "Tile Jew's attitude was full of resolution, and well calculated for 3 . 1 r• tinl7l:erra said they knew very trim that there was no "7 B og ta t . 7 , moro e r M pdeen„ ' e rrsries__ • a East Indies, in" thus lig try A nn . ye t . . • , , ~-. . 0 , -- r-r offseeive or defensive aerations. Redmond looked well and firm O n Coulon for all the drum to be away at one time, all in .tuto on!' for Oar sad is sew*• 1 • ship they had been seen the dayintviontlJ, • •,: i .k . n.: 4i . ~ s . . blithe:ls, bat there at& a something wanted to make a stand for such and in order that they might in future be more attentive to the . , e sit . . Os. and cab tessipt ef th is itimmentratisa, kw* an " • . • ' • flyers, - an old wager as Apron. A few seconds paned in sparring wises public, he should convict each in the penalty of l id _ ' , F e ; were and a-i . with, "B""eitkal CAIIMIIMI gill W - tee. IWII‘i- to gi se ltid inada hl i'la rig h tr d" l.l, 4 4 ° t h e wa earlshtltl4e Jew th! 4l . - .. R. . 7,',!rge. hope *( they would wish be n f a tot t u Mimed bYdil ezeefu ant' 'le OUST dlyda wh o watibee theiseetweeef ,the_bef, womapralustlsioro .._ s . h o gg e d t l e fa lii . wi th e left , a 3% In , ,- m t h ey see m e d i nc li ne d to regret t h e i r con d uc t, h e would t oq u e s , GOAL MAR Dec. 3L despitthed immediately after the bey Ai, we west if Slgs at Market. 8111 1 14 Prim shan't would be fortunate elib to reach ' 0 2. Aaron still busy aid% his strong-m ll ing right, bpi us !gain dot obey might not, in this case, be contend. • st. ... 8 - Ms 1M to Ms 1 1 . The defendants all, with much submisub, thanked the worthy theMsry Ann arrived. - Firth& nos 0 49. with S. The 2lll •' a r --a44 so --s * --• . ‘ watiant for the on ef•ltebot ' "Jew bride his elation' moves, three paces backward. Magistrate for his considerate humanity. g tees of le. te Wadloo," premodra gee. lhalemeod fgle slap on the rile with the right : the Jew sent • sir Grairvirns said, he would not certainly, at the nest of 1 - . - 1 - - .-s gel to Os t en all • but h t e el atoS ''deem and s• dee Orbs -Comm these, 1 Min tuber. therfaU. Eves - betting •or Aaron fur choice. • his Leaned Colleague, visit the des 4 .. , ~. ~ . - .• arriv at Deal sheet twelve &desk ea tof eas + dela bso llith rounds, capiious hightai l ; ;in the 6th. tffe Jew ter alfr a of No. 37. pardctum merited some perdshebebt :• BIRTHS. ' Pc I' 0 .„..,,b,c0ach was first on the stand, and he was absent, sod even the On the tffth ult., at Swinten Howse, Staffonishire, the Ladyt w w:e r k, and in the manning he bed an . with .. "Pain ' - - should insist u his Culloth, to *than he delivered MI ' The CWain 7. Sems•bsed lighting, something like the real thing ; the Jew was driven away by a wringer ; therefore he pan J. Mien 'eche., Esq., of • daughter. ci E s I paying the penahy. The remainder he di sch arged, an Ming On the lids ult., at ganistoar Mess, Staffordshire, the„keillyi • evempdy ostheed'a cutter 40 be got reedy, whkb ' gem manned byl hod die bat Wit., shalde men belonging to the Rae:Me% off Wei, and,Eamer, at From this to t:te 18th round both were thy, but Aaron had the the costs- i How Coss, Eye» ea la* ate peril of his Ilfer put out towards the Awe, which was best. In the 19th round both *mot to atop; the Jew closed and i - On the Sikh ult., at the hews of the Hon. 441ropoi es* ' . dim siding at anchor m the Dews. The H aareaf f left floored his man-bating sto 4 and 3 to 2 on the Jew. • The fight ' .a D OVIDENTIAL DELIVEHANCE.-On Friday morning, 37. Growler -place, the Lady it Jan COQ di &Sleuth when-she was met by alleavy sea oad was natty read continued,* sort of mill, to the eeth round ; time was called, at • hetwisen four and five o'clock, a keel, which had been moored be- daughter. a . • keel upwards, but fortunately the crew eseoPell, and.theemose ma the novice could nit wava lie is a gee game -lid, and will do 1 low Ouse Bridge, suddenly sunk. The owner, Lo r d, A few dyer ago, at Nun-Appleton, th e lady Of Ilr Wm. 11. carried by the surge seven tulles below the Sou th F mod well, but he must begin with an easier custemet. End his man were asleep in the cabin at the time. tie twatle water Milner, Bort. ea eon. SO , with the greatest difficulty they rumba Demi Naile r the Stemekess yeetli, who seb to have fought Belasen. • rushing in broke their otherwise fatal slumber, sati s isE fur- On the nth nit-. at Versailles, the lady of Illielod Tubing , * , sem'ped with their lives. (lepain 111 1 Callosh l frif ' ti Z wit am ie gessisetitrealMWM *tie Wag. His day will come 1 non th were both providen • lly " brought up frem the lb+ of Buqthseallis, Devonshire, a e son. • . " % Da n Mary .tun and the other bomb wwismosesed in Deemblorthe lib the Ire . or Ito mak lathes lake new catch miles in the sides tithe . pit." The is it rave of ne a r le the . y - i sight, hires resolved to makaimeshth . 001111 ..... eis m... thilt e Itte.ln Hsi -.emir.- owner and his fatally, el Ids wife MARRIED. siontmg, sad at three o'clock Fanner was wed at the • who wen entirely dependent ea she weft setae, famitheir bush On the 28th alt, at Bloomsbury Church, Louis Fentrieke, fe . t Walter Castle, and the men attempted t• - ''WoeTTiie cutter, but SPltalre AIM laaWeidf--Tho stakes for this fight will be made thr Nibs' toms. The keel is New Wog raised, bot tbh openden, af Imegton's-lodge, Essex, only is. of M. S. Fenwlcke , E.N: _II: r I the turf running so high, the boat was , ind it was good to - day, at Crib ' s. The sporting world are all on the alert to with the damage it must have auslakied, will mew a abous to- of*. llid Feet, so E li za Mazy, only child of Mr. T. Wean" , ' bend to be many impossible to pat se an. Tae pawn was know the pkee of meeting, and various placa have been mention- penae.-Tork Cortrast. the amine plow. I . John PO therefore deferred till &plight, and it wn then bead the Mary ed. Some my Warwick, others Leicester ; lint the final Arrange- Sum 'mai Dtscovgay .- On Wedneiday Se'Oniet, AS Tbs.; Os the 13th ult., et South Weald, Ewa, SIT. , ~._ ~, ' • Ann hod got under weigh. lil , Caoh, finding it Maya- meet will not be made tit the Enka are all down. It will not Pitt, blacksmith, of Upton, near Mewbaty, in this county., wen lips , Amide, Cornwall., to Miss Head, daughter of the to ai al sible,froni the impetuosity waves, _for the boat to be put to be lam thou one hundred milts from London. The odds are at digging up an elm tree which steed la kb. grinkA Silk • Inv Head, Esq. of Leaden. 01 __, lima see, * a telegraphic c ordered the brig Industry to menet two to weal Spring, and two and a half to one is anxi. yams of lila door, he discovered dos Wissiselopsere Mose be got ready to pursue -tile Ana, and in lees dirt ten mi. uusly musk for. Accounts speak of Langan es being a very being, which appeared by the white l a te baseborn the body of DIED. ts , .Mb he BO antes she was under sad, het gm oossuission (and understand- powerful ?me ma , and a serf hard hitter . This. 11 ° 1• 514 some Young Person tit was nearly lax so Webs 1 1 ,11 On the 1 0th ult., Fenny, wife a Colonel Pram, of 1 , ..4,,, • big from Lloyd's that eke wet itiod fee Bombay direct, having qualifications, and by ponibi4y may operate favourable i but the i about a foot and a half beneath the " ace of the mink Ina bo g companes series, a nd daughter of the Rey. Dr. Gem . t e • a t: patches an board), is wait the Ann had get nearly good gataalahtp, caution. au experience of Spring, lead to a modiately under the body of the tree, and itseinne Illinnan re D u bli n , la I P'' Il i milosdown Channekthe lo w ing i n h et r ico , t w o . p er f e c t net ind ence e s to t iro r esu l t . Langan refused come to sible that the MY should have been plastid without do webs who Lately at Stukely , Huntingdonshire, aged 63, 31iss Oaf* , 1 . 1 fore it would be nation ID Ikea her . Parnserthenreturned ur to Lon. London to tate n benefit, although premised 1001., observing and did it being aware that a body wits so deassa- As the tree has s i ste r to - l o d e , lo at s . don, and soon after a tdegesPhie despatch was received at the Admi- phatically, that he would not s. throw a c h ance ow*. by such a bien planted within little mote than 111 yew. had in the moss- m oo dy ',Pods in his 21st year, Chula, son of the we* .4. • • ratty that the Mary Ann was obliged fed contrary winds to put into Journey. He is a great thmerite at Manchester, and so doubt the brume of many of the initabiaats of the may omjectires B owes , e t Aigh eeeer b Portsmouth harbour . The iguanas. forwarded to the battle will prove extremely attractive. San are afloat respecting whose body it could be, as have lea wet- demo day, age d , K ' a st er mora l wee k s very sev ere awe r *5 ILigistsates of Greenwich, and - armlet set out within tan minutes • Tiommeaseaos lotion of any Rosen being missed at the time. A woe Mob Ma Themes Clouting, farina, of Thomhans Magna , a nd we IV had bier hie:frivol, for Portsmouth. On his reaching. his destination. Sneaked(' Penult-About a week ago, a fellow of the name in a cottage adorit e a t saya the tree wim planted where tesed ~ Councilman of the Borough of Eye, of which he . . he had in Interview with the Port Admiral, who ordered the boat of Thai Hamilton, andized hi the Caltonailli gaol upon a charge to be a foot pat h from the house ,- by one T a nubs, My years. John Hamblin ,. belonging to hue Majesty ' s ship Princess Charlotte to be get ready, of picking a genie peck" tof his pocket book ml cash, e _ then lived there, but w o previously had lie. living at A • Ots Thursday he, at Ipswich. aged 53, Mr. J and Eatrzsat was put off to the ahoy Ann, at theme:on she was feeted Ms escape in th e Ing singular manner. Three water. From the freshness of the bones, the body could nero hem s e s h e comma Co" o f t h at I mm o. seating under weigh : she woe then lying modem the Isle of Wight. sonar painters was Winged in painting the apartment in which buried for any length of 'time before the tree was CuttY ngetting oo baud, the Mem was istramed to Verdi, Cost, Hamlltat wes asalasi Cvliea he, witching WI opportunity. seems almost certain that 'time foul murder wm Q ....- es=e l tl e , wo C i k t j s the I" ult. et his seat in 4:4811"11 ' Sir Asmtt pi • ram,/ to whom lie communicated his 41414011, jANIAII the ehip:a aim and seized one of tbeirbonites, and datibed himself completely over and that the murdered pawn (perhaps boeught from Wet ths- On Saturda i last egad 40, Frances Elialath, •• It i, g , passel:sew were piped on deck ; when Abner, who wati 'taw- with it ; and - bag dm dieguised, he walked out of the prison tsnce> was Lanka in the genies. and tbe tree plead y mom ng , ora 4 60 1111 1 M a t der. N. Hinehliff, Old Kent-rood. satit the - Smiths, insp e cted them all, but ordirobastely gate with my the petinters. - ithem be assisted in carrying one of to prevent the notice of the najhbount it Is ales that ••--J llll/1 , pursuitC letted turned out unsuccemetaas wither Rebel SW* sloe their poi. NIS timminitrg painter fo ll owed them after shat in- though so many persons remember before the tree ."-------- ? LONDON-BRIM"' . + el ; X any ef kis lesily ware on thud t roy Ann. Itiathessfese he- tervl tut hi l t ce at once convinced the turnkey of the reniember seeing it after it was planted , yet no o ne l esie mirth. HIGH WATER THIS DAY I ftirooo g , as - min. mat s yorsd a doer dent the infotmation otheemed teen B SIMIIIV I ban practised by Hamilton. Infeeniation of man In the actof planingt it. Templet dial at Upton sonisyloo Molaiath W min. after I to order to'itend the officer upon es wrests Kent, to gyre Ina pis lIMI . O .- warblenntly transmitted to the Poke Cl this city and ,of a cancer; and it is but justice to say, that be Wag aiwe -- ESS °Nee by J. it'. Quarto. hose sad broiftir an opporteratet of isesOng to Aftriet, 01 Skit a Oberst', In which giq &tall= wee .approllesthd oft 'Mime( to be , 44 rery haml et s ma n , an d not li kely be 311 Printed at THE BRITESH PR . . 40 eau r cANztex, save OP' , . it seaweed they have emigrated. TI tunday inet.-Scarints. • caned in mitrO.a . .-Eradins Afentery. 131 Strand • sad Published br il• , 4 .4 • , •