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Itto , ;~_lf' • - • • •. re of age, Willow . ..street, Finsbury-square, Oa; t ato the 14th epiember.. The Prosreutrix swore that she was walking from her f a ther'. hoarse, with • child in her trans. when the.Defentlent came behind her, and without any provocattori or notice, gave her a blow on the heed with her, ffd. tore her face, gave her two black eyes. mid knocked her sod the baby down. On being questioned by the Chairman, she said, the Drferidant's friends wanted to take her father's lions, over his head. and admitted that she had twice before called her " because she used to dress so oddly. Francis llooworid, a child !iged eight years, was called up owl sworn, but the Jury declined re ceiving his evidence. lshessy stated, she saw the Proseco tries eyes streaming with blood. in consequence of the beating she received. Frances lire) declared that she was walking quietly the other side of the street. when the Prose entrie crier! out " Ohr, Dolly ! how do you do to day ?" on which she ran up and said, " I'll Dolly you," and gave her one blow on the bonnet. John Smith corroborated the last statement. Anne Case depo.ed she saw MIL l'ichar (the mother of the prosecutriz) tear the bonnet herself in the noels street on the way to Worship-street Po lice Office. Verdict, Guilty—sentenced to pit a fine of 6s. tad. William Swish was indicted for indecently ex posing hi. person to marry of his Majesty's subjects on thy 9th of May, 18111. The charge was established in the most satisfac tory 'winner on the evidence of Maybank, parish constable of Chelsea.and Samuel Philips,. butcher, who had pointed oat the Defendant to Maybaok for indulging in the same practice on a former oc casion. and in the same place. The offence was committed in Slnanewquare. opposite a ladies' boarding school, about one or two o'clock in the d a y, while many ',emus were passing. • A Mr. Harwood, with whom the P.isoner had li ve d as s e es a w for twenty years, gave. biro a very good character for moral and decorous conduct during that space of time. The Jury, with very little hesitation, found the r.imoner Gtoilty. Ile was addressed by the CelatallArt in nearly the following terms:—" Smith, you hare been charged with the commission of an abominable offence, and convicted of it on evidence as plant sod dart tas could be gives). The (idioms offence of which ion have been found guilty is of bat too frequent occurrence. and seems to be rather on the tortoise than decline; the Magistrates, however, are resole d to crush it; and if the leniency which exercised towards yon shall trot have the 'effect of deterring others. the neat delinquent shall sod that the law has more severe punt-hments in store. and shall certainly he visited with its most rigorous vengeance. The sentence of the Court is, that you lie tiuTriviosieei foe the space of Aire year in the Ilona- of Correction. in the hope that you shall come nut 4 better man. and in all respects descry. jug of the good character a gentles:mu thought pro per to give you to-day." CENER.IL QUARTER SESSIONS. The Miebuboes General Quarter Sessions were opened at Knaresborough on Monday, the 19th in. staid, BENJAMIN DRALTRT. Esq. in the Chair; and was held by adjournment et Leeds, on Wed nesday the List. The number of prisoners in the Gambit' for the whole of the West-Riding, including vagrants and slight misdemeanors, is 80, which, considering the great Weld and population of the Riding, cannot be considered large, especially if it be contrasted . with the Quarterly Sessions held at Liverpool and Manchester. None of the offences are of a very ag gravated stature. The number of prisoners for trial at Leeds was 24, twelve of whom were charged with feloaries, the others being misJetneanots, or cases of vagrancy. On Wednesday an application was made to the Bess."' by Mr. Edward Brook. for an increuse in the allowance made to Coronets for their travelling expenses, on the ground of the opioron of the At torney-General, that they were entitled to charge the Mot-pence per mile, allowed by Act of Perim both ways. The Bench thought the present allowance sufficient, and that the County was al ready sufficiently burdened with expense, and re keted the application ; and declared that they would lint grant it, unless compelled by a Moeda- Inas from the Court of King's Bench. THE RING C. DRIVER. This was so indictment for an assault committed by :he Defendant, a young man of the name of Driver. The facts of the case are shortly these:— In the month of August last, Muss Scott, the daughter of Mr. John Scott, niultster, or Pudsey, left her father's house, accompailied by another young lady, fur the propose of visiting a friend who resided in toe contiguous village of Fullueck ; but they had not proceeded far before they were rudely ussailed by the Defendant, who took hold of Miss Scott's clothes in the most rude and indecent mini ster, and detained her until her cites for assistance lied brought her father to her rescue. The Jury found the Defendant Goihy. The CHAIRMAN, in passing the judgment of the Court upon the Defetidissit, said, the conduct o f ming men of this desci i l ium' was quite butolerable. At tiiit it vim; rimitird to Leeds sod the adjacesut sillages, but it had now extruded through the *lode su that it was almost impossible fur au un pros, cleat female to walk through the streets with. out bring subject to the grossest insult% This had • become so great an evil, that the Court were deter mined to du all to its poser to suppress it, by in flictiog an adequate punislimeht out every person convicted of such gross misconduct. The Defend ant was sentenced to be imprisoned ten dajs. • Two young persons were lately sentenced at Paris to a year's imprisonment and a tine of 100 francs rads. fur an indecent exhibition of their persons iu public. small-pox has mowed down among iis vie e sister of the severe Pale,)oi. the old enemy philosophers. She died at Nei., after a few *god 69 fears.—(/'aria l'aper.) ' - virsas~A , */* R ,, low p.. • •••••- It 4...- impourr --- 7 - . - WIIIIMPRIIPTIWINIM • , • • a • , • i . • • • ii • '. . • . 4 ' • • , ~.,&? •• to of age. in Willow . ..street, Finsbury-square, ' OA; iis the 14th eptember. . a The Prosecutrix swore that she was walking from `. li es f a ther'. home, with • child in her NMI. when •1J . the.Deferident came behind bra, and without any yrei proimeatioil or notice, gave her a blow oti the head up fri ! - with her, fi.t. tore lier face, gave her two black Met eyes. mid knocked her sod the baby down. with I On being questioned by the Chairman, she said, of n: h i3 the Drfelolant's friends wanted to take her father's Th e lonise over his head, and admitted that she had to tat , . twice before called her " Dully," because she used Jog to dress so oddly. Molts. ford. I Francis Moutons', a child !led right years, was ja • g to Caned up and mom, but the Jury declined re- game , ceiling his evidence. flown Nitrite !obesity stated. she saw the Prosecn- lbs eh tries eyes streaming with blood. in consequence of sew th the beating she received. detest Frances Bre, declared that she was walking c„,,,,,4 1 quietly tbe other side of the street. when the Prose- The entrix cried out " Oh, Dolly ! how do you do to- the to day ?" on which she ran up and said, " I'll Dolly the . ? Yon," and gave her one blow on the bonnet. ee ' The John Smith corroborated the last statement. %ben Anne Case depmed she saw Mts. l'ichar (the the pi ; mother of the prosecutriii) tear the bonnet herself iii the noels street on the way to Worship-street Po- lice Office. end Verdict, Guilty—sentenced to * a fine of "'SU perm 6%. 841. win! • William Swish was indicted for indecently ex- vteteei posing his person to many of his Majesty's subjects :rb' on the 9th of May, IBM The charge was established in the most satisfar. • es tory manner on the evidence of Maybank, parish ibe Y Z 1 . constable of Chelsea.and Samuel Philips,. butcher, . 4 ,,,,. who had pointed oat the Defendant to May Wok Maul for indulging in the same practice on a former oc. sad al casino. and in the same place. The offence was the ra i ' • committed in Sloane-square, opposite a ladies,' ZZ: boarding school, about one or two o'clock in the boars d a y, while many persons were passing. • hoses . A Mr. Harwood, with whom the Planner had 'Mere I lived as servant for twenty years, gave. hitshitsa very diesti' I , dou good character for moral and decorous conduct • the d bt e during that space of time. in 0 The Jury, with very little hesitation, found the house, r.imoner Godly. trillion Ile was addressed by the CelattllATl in overly mer t h e ti •1 the following terms :—" William Smith, you have the been charged with the commission of an abominable he ..„, offence, and convicted of it oti evidence as plant disauli sod direct as could be gives). The (Idioms offence serious 1 of which yon have been found guilty is of but too it sins frequent occurrence. and seems to be rather on the ' rot~ • lumen than decline ; the Magistrates, however, Inn ate resole dto crush it; and if the leniency which regret shall be exercised towards you shall not have ifie soil ta elect' of deterring others, the next delinquent shall the Cc find that the law has more severe punt-loments in "P"• ' ,tore. and shall certainly he visited with its moat ;;• rigorous vengeance. The sentence of the Court is, i " that you lie iniprimiied for the space of one year in I+ the Ilona. of Correction, in the hope that you shall A e tome nut 4 better man. and in all respects deserv. d Nfi4 jug of the good character u gentleman thought pro- sod I i. assa per to give you to-day." M boom been i math CENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS. sion,l — mi .— eater The Michaelmas General Quarter Sessions were s h o t s ; . Opened at Knarrsborough on Monday, the 19th in. his w stout, BENJAMIN DEALTET. Esq. in the Chair; "" and was held by adjourumeot at Leeds, on Wed- Tz e ; neaday the elst. has t • • The number of prisoners in the Calendar for the Ti n a i . whole of the West-Riding, includiug vagrants and more slight misdemeanors, is 80, which, considering the will' I , great West and population of the Riding, cannot with I . be cuusidered large, especially if it be contrasted : e a with the Quarterly Sessions held at Liverpool and erect 1 Bloncheiter. None of the offences are of a very tog- parts grouted nature. The number of prisoners for trial se"' at Leeds was 24. twelve of whom were charged with bi ." 4. vittai .."- f e lonies. the others being misdemeatims. of cases of wu i ...la gm/ A msf•l• VI pumtc. The sma tittle the 'is of the phik iliqs Aiwa 1 illti4 IL 4&L POLICE. • • • *iiiirsimutirsil. • OBSCENE PRINTS ' Yesterday an old man, haviog but one arm, was Drought up from Worcester. en • warrant is the coatody of ea *rot to the Society for the Seppresstoo of Vice, charged with Miriam, in the 'moth of July last, at Ealing, is the musty of Middlesex, sold sod uttered so a mail of the same of Julio Biers, • certain obscene print. The charge being satisfactorily proved, he was committed to take his trial at the present Sessions. Jona Dianting. porter at the George sad Bloc Boer Ina, Hatboro, appeared toe summons, charged by Robert Rayne ford, Esq. use of the Magistrates at this office, fur his (fring ing lea-peace for the porterage of a small basket contaioing game, from that Inn to Ike house of Mr. Raynsford ib Rowland-street, Fitzroy-mew, being twopence more than the (barge allowed by dirt of Parliament. Mr. Raysafurd's servant proved the charge. Oa the Mt readmit being asked what he had to say in his defesice, he said he was guilty of the charge, but that it oc carted through mistake in the horsy of business. The officer who served the summons hiformed Mr. Leach, the presiding Magistrate, that Mr. Ibbeiven, proprietor of the George aril Blue Boar lan, ieforased him that the par cel in questioe wu never entered ois the coach elk* books. The Magistrate considering that it was a fraud us Mr. Thhelson as well as the public, convicted the Defendaot is the penalty of 20s. sod costs. Y • as DISTURBING A CONGREGATION. Smith and Elliott, beadles of St. Giles's parish, charged a disorderly female with disturbing a congregation, first, by pretending to prayer, nod next ty her dreadful imprecations against the pulpit. The Church cercmuuy was decessarily suspended. The ()Reader was committed fur want of bail. guratteiriumts. MELANCHOLY AFFAIR. Yesterday a ytiong man applied to the Magistrates ruder be following 'Stet/lig circumstances :—He stated that his sister was married to a respectable ma* living at No. ell, Marsbasa.etreet, Westminster, but although he was a kind and affectionate husband, uolurtunately he could not prevent the rancour and hatred between his mother sod his wife, who were at war continually, until at length the mother beat the wife so dreadfully that she was taken ill; and a premature ht. boar brought au, the child was burn alive,but it died in a few hours afterwards, sod lb • mother was nut expected to live. Them were masks of violence on the hotly of the child, in dicative of the 11l treatment the mother received, which no doubt culled the death of the one, sod ultimately world be the death of the other. On the lamentable intelligence be ing conminaleated to Complaisant, be went to his gimes house, awl found her given up by the Physicians. She en treated her husband to seek redress; bet be not wishing to proceed againsi blown mother, said he would leave it to God. She thee implored the Complatimut to give iuformatiosi to die Magistrates. The child's death was still concealed from her, as it was feared the knowledge of it would accelerate her disaulutine. Mr. Fielding observed that it was a most serious charge against the mother-its-law. He thought that it would he better Cu let it rest until the fate of the child's mother could he known ; should she fltilVtf, the charge would be best preferred by herself. The Complainant, with tears in his eyes, told Mr. Fielding he came forward at her request; lie did not aspect to find her alive at hie return, and he intimated his ioteatiow of giving *Wire to Mr. Gell, tbe Cmeonerfer Westminster, iu order to bold sa Isuirrest spurs the child, so that the taw may he interlarded. DARING GANG OF ROBBERS. A man of the name of Sew Maoris., residing its the parish dNT iddlet.m, in Northamptoushire, mho is years of age, and of a most penurious disposition, seareely allowing himself common necessaries fur evistenee, although it is well known that he puswesses several thousand posed', bar lately been robbed and severely beaten. The folios log are the particulars:-11e resides in a small house, with his only sou, who is fifty years of age. The nia man's wealth was generally kuowo in that pert of the eirestry, which indaerd a gang of dissolute characters to agree upon attacking his loose fee the purpose of possessing themselves of some of his wealth, sad on the night of the 10th instant, his bowie was attacked by a desperate gang, comistiog of five fi armed with bludgeons, with their faces blackened, and is other respects diagoieed to avoid bring reerienited, as it has turned out they all reside is that neighbourhood— The old man wu awoke between one and WO o'clock in the sporaisg, vibes be discovered three Ewa in his bed-room, with their faces blackened, 'ad armed with bludgeons. They with horrid th►eats aad oaths demanded his money and pro perty. The poor infirm old man hesitating at telling them where to Gad Iris wealth, the Militias attackell hien most cruelly sod barbarously, beat him on his head sod other parts of his body with their 'dodgem's, till be became in sensible. Whether the Miklos supposed they bad aterdeind him, or intended to do so, has not been arcertalsted. The villains, however, left him in that lusessible state, that it was not known whether be was dead or sot. The misers( tie robbers la the old geodemaa'e bed-rooin awoke his ma, who slept in ea adjoiaing one, and begot up, sopposiag the noise to arise from his aged father being taken suddenly ill ; be, in consequence, hastened to Ms as stance, when be was knotted down sad ill-treated by the and threatened to be murdered if he attempted to make say alarm. The ►illains pursued their examination of the beam in search of wealth, sad hassled out of the old gentleman's bed-room window (by which they had entered), several articles to one of their gang, who was then stand lug at the top of • ladder on the outside of the window, who handed the property to a fellow at the bottom of the ladder. Among the •dicks they helped themselves to, were two bean, whale sustained gold cones sad Bank soles to the •mount of 1601. also various bonds fur mosey, promissory 11111lS &c. ACC. It was above half an boor after she gang had left the house before the son at tempted to move from where they left him. They rubbers threatened to rebus and murder hint if lie made any nuae. It wu for some time feared that the old gentleman was dead, but us proper assistance being gi►en Idea he re covered. la the course of the following morning the lonia which contained the property were found in • field near the Masse, bet without say of their valuable contests. The eircumst•uce of the robbery created • considerable degree of alarm for miles round, and it was detersniued on applying at the Public Office, Bow-street, for an officer to be seal there, whea Mr. Bailie, the Magistrate, dispatched Laveuder. Soon after the arrival of the officer at Middleton, • very minute inquiry took place, sad the officer soon had grouted tonality his ■pprebeedtsg • young maw of the same of Thomas Goode, who resided ion the village; his brother, Isaac Goode, was also suspected, who at the lime of the rob hery lived servant with Rardelt, but since the robbery had left hint, and let himself to &mother master, at a village shunt three milks distant, whom Lavender (the officer) took kilo custody, as also • man of the ismae of Walton, living at bliddleiou, who um suspected to be ate of the pug On the first interrogation of Thomas Goode, he said that be Lad been iu bed at home all sight when the robbery took place, which was corroborated by sled who dept with him ; how ever, he afterward, confessed that ►e bad told untruths, but that he had been desired to do so by Goode, sad admitted that Geode saut with lion to bed as usual, but he stroke is the sight sad missed him, and was also awake when be re turned, and asked Goode where he had bees), when he re plied that be had bees taker' ill sad had beta down stair., but particularly desired him nut Ms meatier it to soy person. lavender having cause to suspect two men of the Name of Illumng, father •udaowr , who reside at a village called Corby, four miles off Middle mu, on his arrival at their residence they were from hut•e p mooing their employment as carriers, sod it being an object with the officer to meet with Owen before they heard of the apprehension of the three others to give them time to abscond, be pursued them with all possible speed uu horseback to !dip, bear Thralisloo, is Ike art of loading a waggon u ith timber. On their learning the object of the uffici r's visit, they became most outrageously violent sod abusive, making ase of threatening language, demanding to see the ufficer's bathe riiy, re D DD ing must viuleutly till the officer presented a pistol, mil declared he would *Loot theme ' and afte a coosidirsble IREL4IO. degree of violent resistance, the Akar succeeded in Rauch mars; asd.eosveying them to the village of Cuttingbani . G b e C n T e O ra n i E s t: r 2 . ;1 0 . h n os Setsrdry or 'night which being 27 miles distant The liandsame manner i i .i lie wli v iC E l N i from soy prima, he ha d no other pMee is miskim them in but Ilse King's Head publicAnnise. where they Were obliged to reveals till yesterday midnight, diming which lime crowd' Doyle Govern of persons from the surrounding neighbourhood cane to the enrol Nita b t o f il Cle e d e r in dominated euloii t , reflects t° the great recanteredit hot only Wilma to see the desperate gas' who had beea the terror of upon, the illustrious personage who has conferred it; the lahabitants of that part of the rosetry. hut also upon the gallant officer. The services of Yesterday *emoted the whole On underwent as ma i ' the latter are well known. Sir John Doyle has served his country in almost every quarter of the nation, before Frisch Helton, Fag. and the Rev. Mr. Firer, w ill :r ad t r i r tea l " e K lbe ing e N i m e n 4Y ee o u r re N : wi w ita he ni a P i t t ua n ' p a i a n t imisalleihiG.°42l the ' globe ; he ha s been repeatedly wounded in the ser. robbeiy and attack upon Mr. Scslthorpe were planned at vice; and his zeal and perseverance have uniformly the house or Walton, the sawyer, where shry all assembled kept pace witli the exigencira of the moment. Alois 11'alstein and Mr. Mathews are en ga g e d by on the night previous to their going to iiitack lir. Seel. thorpr i e house, and gel the different parts they were to Mr. Clarke for the Waterford Theatre. art when they got to the premises. They were mows to aecrery; the oath was administered to each other, and die The Limerick Theatre opens this (Thursday) last act was to black's each other's faces to avoid being eveuing, with Lout in a Village and The Village loowo• After the rubbery they left the house, and west to Lawyer. The parts of' Young Meadows and Ro a field near the house, and pet the valuable contents of the sella by Mr. lion' and Miss Stephens. boxes, the clothes, and other properly, into a sack, and to Amongst the arrival. at Ryland', Hotel, Sack. . . avoid any of it being (nand in Middletos, it was agreed ville.street are Colo n el IVilli ain Stew a rt M.P. that the Boning, should take the whole so their residence at Corby, to remain quiet for some time, till the alarm wee Right lion. D. B. Dale, lion. Frederick Ponsotiby, blown ever and then they were to divide the plunder; and %Valiant D. Pollard, Esq. and Colonel Brooke. it appeared that the Basing. intended to cheat the four The Lord Lieutenant and suite arrived on Mon. others of the pot oat of 701. as they told them the rash . and Bank notes amounted only to 90f. whereas it was 1601. day at Farnham House, from Florence Court. where . we understand. he proposes remaining until It appeared also, that the oasis gang had been in the prat. lice of committing robberies sod depredations in that part l Thursday moriling. of the country for some time poit,lat had avoided detrei km. They were couveyeil, under the burfludy of Lavender, to Northampton, and safely lodged in thetotibly prison. It is the intention of the gentlemen is that part of the cavalry to reward the officer with a larger ioms, for his meritorious services, than they were about to offer era a reward irreriuus to bit apprelieutlaug the gang. THE CHASE. The Prince Regent's Stag Hounds meet en Friday at Stough. 'rbe Hatfield Hounds meet on Thursday, at Bower Heath; Saturday, at thowolella, at half-past ten. Last Miraday the hounds of Mr. Stephen Brook, of Bex. hilt, started a hart, and after on excellent run along the coast, poshrol pour puss so hard, that In • crape, she took to the sea, and directed her course through the waves straigbt out too A tuissidereble distance, but in vain, as some of the held, unwilliog to suffer pa* to become the feud of tithes, continued their pursuit, by means of a boat which was at band, and by hard Ms Mg anon came up with the little ani. total, smolt her into 'their boat, and nctually landed her alive, hut so murk exhausted by her gallant exertions, that it was thought she tuuld toot have survived, had tits liberty been grauted her. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. .-- .wimimm-. OCTOBER 15. Tester.lay arrived the Spanish luitte; 82u Francisco Gabello, De Carte, from Cloonan to London, leaky ; Mary, Richardson, from Prince Edward's Island—Kiut 32 days, and experienced flue weather—left loading the Thomas Roth. wick,' of Loudon i • and th e Lark, Peat, of Shields ; spoke the Conies, of Aherdeen, abort 31 October, on the Banks of Newfuundlaud for St. Andrew's; and the Britnnuia, of Newry, in the Gulf of Causofor the Bay of Pl.Srautta, ortonrsi 44. Poised op Channel the Maria aud Jacolut ; trout Soviet= In Amslenkin. TH 6 TU RP. TALMOUTII, ftCTOSTIL 113. Sailed the Dutch bri; Yrs, Elitatreth, H fur Phi. latelphlro, with emigrants; and a few 4mtwaril.hunutl weasel., The brig William, stranded wear the Manacles, ow the flight of the 17th instuut, has guar to pieces. RANNUT; OCTORTII 25. Sinee oar last, part of the wreck urn weasel lies been trowel' on shore near this, us ppused to hare been lost on the North Sand Iliad; appears its have been furtive hnik, with a round stern, and shout 140 to 150 tom measurement. The timber lauded bare is marked 48 N . OAS, I. M. numbered progressively; the oak" plank scratched mark W.; the cabin windows painted green. The boatmen that were off the Saud yesterday report The they fell in with several hags of wheat, sad what tbity supposed the haws of another versa It is feared the crews bare perished. A beard haring the word " Cersjeus, 1805," cot on it in gilt letter., has been picked up amongst the wreck One of the crew was found entangled amongst the wreck in the sand, under water, with an anchor lying on him : the boatmen stew they were ono. lie to entries,' the hoJy. Them see su the particulars we know at present. DOVZIL, ocrolina ?S. Arvind off this port tbeJeer Castle, Hugon, Gone Bombay. Drat., octants SS. Yesterday orrhed the Christians. Burn, how Bayonne to linatbargb; sad the Istreptd, Tborntou, front Malaga to London. Case down front the River awl sailed the Duckaaaeld, Payday, fur j and htately, Edgar, fur ditto. Arrived to-day and sanest tor the itiver a ship, supposed to be an East ludiaasaii—aria mamma. Arrired also °o'er bis Majesty's lighters; ina4 the blurry, of Deal, with baggage, from POOLE, OCTOIER 45. !Ad tiled a party from the Hawke Revenue natty'', lying at Brownma, *tired uu the North othore, 4ielt at hand, 79 legs of spirits. The smuggling host is said to have belong. ed to Weymouth or Portland, mid was forced on shore at the spot s►e came Su, blowing strong mad very dark. The boat wu swamped, but no tires kali olio of the crew was token, named 3oleu Martin. LUTA, orrosra 21. The Trio, of Yartnontli, from Archaise!, was iptikrit with nth nit. is 40 N. lung. 2. 4. W. with loss of bust and part ut bey bulwark. Lin RPOOL. oerol►R 14. Arrived the Braga', Cutlib...lsom, from Drama ; she war off the Ormihead on the ttd imagist. It amain that the luso of the Cabala., Dalrymple, from Loodua to China, was known to the master of the Partridge, arrived here an the 20th instant, from Bombay, late of Frauor, sod the Cape, but who did oot report Ii to U. OCTOSEII 24. The American brig Alliance, Coker, from London to St.llls/.. put in here last evening, having upset her windlass and lust an anchor and cahle in the Queen's Cloassucl. Mirages, orrourft 19. Arrived the Eronoray, Ogee, of Sunderland, t • Qaebec, Dabliy leaky, lied w sib loos of atone sails, riggiug, ice. At the City of Chichester Sessions, held no Friday last,. soldier of the 31st regiment was found guilty of wilfully murdering one of the 9th Lauren, and by the Recorder. J. STBELE, Esq. sentenced to he hanged yesterday, on the Broil, near the above city, and his body to be delivered over to the surgeons for dissection. The Prisoner, dining th e wh o l e of his trial, appeared much agitated, and on hearing the dreadful sentence of the law 11111110U11131111 against hini, he stood as if petrified, and must have sunk under the horrors of his situation, had not a flood of tears, in some measure, relieved him. The Colonel of the regiment to which the prisoner be longed, was present at the trial, and appeared mach affected by its awful termination. The Recorder was also much affected by the painful duty he had to perform. The Coati trim crowded to exce►s, the public interest having been much excited, we sup pose from the enormity of the crime, awl th e w o .. gularity of the trial's taking place at Chichester. OF FRIZF-MONEY. The Driver, for a aelsore of tobacco, uu Wedanday next, the 1111th umlaut, on buerd, at Portsmouth. Recalls at Nu. 41, Nurhills-street, Straud, every Tuesday and Friday, fur three mouths. Thu Cadmus, for the Lydia ioneurgling vessel„ oft Wednes day, the 14111 instant, on board, at Yarmouth. Recalls at Nu. 41, Norfolk-street, Strand, every Tuesday anal Friday, fur three mouth.. _ _ The A casts, for the Spanish davit Fortunata, and the Ame rican Broils Cullen and Fsdend, uu Thursday, the i'littli inst. at Nu.2l, A ntodel•airret, Stroud. Recalls nose Float. DUMFRIES RACES. NIFF.IIIIIIEIDAY, OCTONCR !I. Prmlace Stakes of *Or. CS eh. Is. tt. Two tulles. Eight • finbscribent. Mardi of Queenskerry's bay filly, by Stamford Mr. G. IL Dundee's brown cull, by Thunderbolt Sir A. Mee brown colt, bl nsvinbraocer 3 A Gold Cop of 100 ts. value. the weeriolos (if any) in sreele, with 541 p. added by the 'lacing Fund. Two miles. Nine Siitiserilsers. Mr. J. Doughies Miss Syntax, sister to Dr. Syntax.... 1 Mr. Yates's bay tolt, Gaudy Mr. G. Dawson names Mr. Simile's br. b. Lucifer Four Yesr-uld Produce f4takes of 30m. each, half forfeit. Four miles. Five Subscribers. Sir W. Maxwell's br. f. by Stamford walked over THURSDAY. A Yeomanry Cap, to be rno for by horses bons.sde the pro. prety or persoos belonging to the Dumfries and Galloway Yeomanry. Two mile heat.. Me. W. P. BAN grey gekliug, Inglewood 1 1 Mr. Robsoa'a Annul horse Mr. Murray's bay mare, Eskdale Lass Mr. 1. Rae's bay mare, Dulo Mr. Dietteuses efsesunt mare Mr. W. Rae's bay mare. Galloway Lass dist. Fifty Guineas given from the Raring Fund. Two mile Heats. Mr. linenby's Nell Melting 1 1 Mr. Jawsees bay geldiug, by Wllitelock 4 2 Mr. T. Pieree's brown colt, by Thunderbolt 5 3 Captain Strwart's Abbot John 2 dr Sir Win. Maxwell's bay etilt, by Trophonins I dr Mr. Parkin's bay borer, Sydnry . fell PRICE OF From Tallow Price of Candles, per doze 61. per dozen allow V, SOAP, &e. per II211) Yellow Soap. ...... ...11% Miffed l24s Curd ltlis Palm It% Graves l4s Os Good Deep lO., Isa CANDI ES 'limners Hall. 14, &I—Mom Ids, Ifs Ott. I fur ready money. PRICE OF LEATH F.R. Botts, 50 to Whs. each 22.1 to 231.1 pc, lb. Ditto 50 to 66 lin each 26d to 27.1 Dress:nig Hides 1 14.1 to solo nue Coach Hides . 20.i.1 to 22,1 Crop Hidta 35 to 4.1 lbs forciittioz 19,1 to 2014 Ditto. 45 to 501bs .....204.1 to 29.1 Call' shins 30 to 40Ibs 24.1 to 30.1 Ditto 5010 701114.... ....Sad to 42.1 Ditto ell to ORA . - MI to 404 StnallSeals (Greedlitud) 2 4 ,1 to 2541 Lathe ditto Tanned Horse hides ..4 1 101 i , ) 1911 Spanish Horse hides 23d t o -2411 KA IV 14IDES. I Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary..2s .ed to 2. 2 t itnac).. 21 led to 3a 2d Market Calf.. Og toll. 4.... h Hifi:Hugs 21 44 to 2. Cd Eng. Horse Os 01 to Os 04 YOUNG WA TS UN. We extract the followitm account from Mr. FEAttohl'S 'ketches of' Americo, which are just published : " A dry previous to my departure from Pittsburgh, I called at Carey's porter.huase; Mr. C. stepped forward, and pointing with his band to • young man, said, Mr. Watson, Sir.' For some mins/les I did not comprehend his meaning. The person to whom he directed my attention sat in a corner, silent, ►erious, and indifferent: he was short in stature, and mean its appearance. Guess my surprise when I was informed that this Mr. Watson was nu other than young Watson—he, concerning whom, tilt some months, oar a hole country was in • general ferment. 1 felt some curiosity to know the history of a iwrson so singularly thrust iutn premature importance. Hit appearance greatly disappointed me, net ou account of the poverty of his dress, for that I presume results at present frum circumstances beyond his control; hat I hail imagined young Masao to be adoring, bold, enthisaiastic, indiscreet young man. He dues not seem, however, possessed of any uue of these qua lities: he is reserved. nut trim constraint, but habit, and habit of a kind that more Isespealss an absence of Palest than the attendant of mind. The ship Venus, in which be went passenger, was hauled to ue Dover; Lavender •ad another How-street officer went on board, having certain formation that ba was there. His face was painted; be had on a farmer's frock-coal, stuffed, shoes without heels, looked stouter, shorter, and younger than described in the proclamation. He went on dick upon knowing that officers were looking fur him. When lie was standing by their side, Miss Wilson, • cabin passenger, fainted. Lareader, ignorant of his person, told him to hike care of the lady. Examined the trunks of all the passengers, not excepting that of Watson, who coritinned supporting Miss Wilson. 'fbe officers did not believe but that be was on board, their lamination being positive: they at length whispered to each other is his bearing, " Ile is nut Isere; they de parted; the ship gist under way; Ise conversed with all concerning prune Watson. Upon arriving in America, Mr. Husby, son of Doctor Cushy, who was a cabin pas senger, inquired of w Engin:lnnen in New Vint, if young Watson were in America? acing answered in the affirmative, he asked' By what The Vents..'—' No, that is a mpubsib/r, for I Caine in the Ventia.'—' He err. faints rant.. in the Venus.'—' Under what name Thomas Oh, I knots the boy Brinson rely well; we used so call him the proud farmer.' He has got • sans. bon in • school, gad receives MIL per annum; is little known, and less regarded. Americans, who have heard of him, either care nothing shoat, or despise him fur the !Political part which be has taken. he these few lines you have the paiticulurs of a young man who has excited , iu no small degree, the public attention. He slid not express the least gratitude fur the extraordinary assistance which, I presume, he must have recei►ed. I asked myself, during his coormsation, is it possible that this is an individual, one of the (oatmeal among those, to guard against whose mighty machinaf Ministers suomlidell the birth iieht of Englishmen ? But, however, SO it was; sod in this per son we have by 110 means a novel instance of inexperience combined with fanaticism, neither of which qualities would perhaps ever have been called into action, had it not beta for the exiatclice of ass order of things which deprives a coo. siderable iscrinsu of our population of the actual Begun ries of life." PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. Sim EAGot. flew POCII [7l. Kent.... 51 IS. to 7/ Os Kent.... 71 7. to 6/ It. Sussex., 5/ 124 to 61 10s Sussex .. 71 Os to St Oa Essex Os to 01 Os Essex .. 71 74 to Al Is Farnham, second, 1 5 1 to 141 10s---fine, 10/ IN to 121 . Foreigti Pockets MA lIRC7'S. • CORN RXCHANGE, Mammy, Ocrourit Onr market was well supplied this morning with All kinds 'of grain, sad the sates boils in Wheat and Oats rit her hrisk r at last Monday's prices. Barley siipports its pries. Moe Parse are in demand. Ia Beaus, and other kinds of grain, there is no alteration. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, Ocyos 28. Tkis day's Market was fully supplied with prime beast% and the skew of Cattle in general was pretty cowl. Beef is dearer; Veal is cheaper; Mutton and Pork sold at Int priers; and the trade for the most part was tolerably brisk The sales iu the Hay Markt, were "wilier lively; Hay,Straw. rind Clover fetched last prices. Sulijuilieil is an occur:it statement of the priers 111.111 IlUtlabeic To look the offal per stuns. of Si b . 8eef....45. 0.1. to 6a. 8.1. 11.a.1 of Cattle this day:— Mutton ..41. 0.1. to Bs. 4 , 1 Beasts 2,67/1 Vea1....46. 4.1. to Be. 11141 Oireep . 17,4011 Pork .. 411. 4 , 1 In 7s. OA Calves 3 4 0 Lamb ...os. 0.1. to Os. 0.1. I fits ..... ...... ..... IMO RAY—MARKET. Hay... . Str*w Clover 41.10.. Od. to 91. Os. N. NEIVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. (By the Carcass.) Reef .... 3s Od to 4s Bcl Veal Ss (tato 74 04 I Mutton.. 4. ld to Os 44 Pork 61 144 to 7. 04 Lamb 41 Bd. to 6s. 0.1. .. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. rt. 141fres. wourrcii,terr.. Hay SI OF tkl to 81 8s Otl I flay —7l O. Otl to St It. oil Straw 2/ 17a 11111 to 31 as 6.1 Straw 21 10s 04 to 21 14 s 04 Clover 8/ Os Otl to 8/15s 0.1 I Clover 8/ 8. 0.1 to Pt 94 Od PRICE OF RAW As atatwlby the Tallow Metiers. St James's Market ..5s 100 Whiteebapel Market Ss 9 , 1 Average.... 54 10(1 PRICES OF TALLOI Town Tallow W.. 6.1 —s WI Yellow Russia 05i Oil Whiletlitto.. 92s Oil —s Od Soap e1i1tu.....92s Od —s Od Melting Sniff 79s Oil SO. Od Dittu k1ugh..541 Od 56s Oil ?AT, per stone of Sib. As stated by the Botcher,. 81. James's Market...sa 1014 Whitechapel Market S. Ma Average...... I thl SHEEP SKINS. Polled, Si 6d to 6s 3d—Duwes, 3s 6d to 4s 3d 31. Os. to 41. lOs. Bi RTH. At Maven, on the loth instant, the Lady Clt Robert Abererotuby, Esq. of Birkenbeg, of a sou sod heir. Iti'ARRIAGL Mr. Williams O'Rourke, Professor of Music, to Mu Furde, of the Theatre-Royal, Dub DEATHS. Ou the 19th instant, in the 56th year or her age, at Cot. Vincent's, Cullen's-wood, near Dithiiii, the Ittght Hon. Catharine, Lady Monet-Sandford, daughter of the late Right Hun. Sir Oliver, end relict of the late Lord Mount. Sandford At Donnughmore Glebe, the Rev. Edward Ryan, D.D Rector .f Duoionglintore, and one of the Prebendai lea of St Patrick'. Cathedral, Dublin. At her house, In Bageott.atreet, Dublin, the Hon. MN Jocelyn, relict of the Hon. George Jocelyn, brother In the Earl of Roden. HIGH WATER TIIIS DAY AT LONDON BItIDGE. Morning 0 after 12. I Evening 16 after 12. Yesterday—KlNG GEOIG6 111. PROCLAINIPP.—HoIiday d the Bank, Excheqser, East India, and South Sea Warm HEA LTH an great a blessing, flint every at tempt directed towards its preservation must at least deserve some smsll share of public approbation The rank which MI , SiRS CURItIF. sad CO. held is their profession, as Members of the Koval Col le:rs of Londe'. and Edinburgh, formerly in his Majesty'sAerviee, comliini 4 with. their wend:mown skill and experience in the Trealeietd and Cure of a few reigning Cuntplaints, entitles ti, m to it' greatest confidence, and a decided prefereade over all other pramit• rs. lu the course of thirty years sneceasful practice in Mit Metropolis, Messrs. Currie and Co. have been enabled to make mut) , valuable discoveries and important imprerr_ meats is the Treatment and Curs of Venereal Complaint% Nervosa !Relaxations and Debility, Strictures of the. Le. &r. By their superior plan of treatment, Mtrtrteris it however long staailiii4, or of the most ruvtterate speedily and permanently eared. Messes. Currie and Co. ofer their asnistarme is rare. el Venereal infection, and in every eumplarnt et . Dab ,l l l ), Cher arialat from the infatuation of a Certain ,I.snurne habit, long residence in warns etiolates, tree liviutf, sr JHf other cause, producing • deficiency of manly signor. Messrs. Currie and Cu. may be consulted by ratientr either Sex, with the treat's( delicacy, seemly, and holl'ar• at their house, No. 107, Hatton.gerden, where Cern4ewr and Testimonials are to be liven. The terms of realuncrae ., are plainly stated ou the brat iatrivrw. Letters hum the Coniory, enclosing a flank of r Note, will be daly an .wered, and the necessary and Advice pent to all parts of the kingdom. No. Iw7, liatton-Garden. LONDON: Printed and Published it thi: °nice, No. It'' Strassd; where Adve r • mints are received, mid Po:" (pest paid) must be addressed.— C S'lllll, Clement's Inn, Printer —J. IVIIITE, Nu 117, Vt.:A. Pui.ltbber. COAL MARKET, Ocroata. 20. Chios at Market. Shipp Sold. Price. 141 Newcastle 41.. 3d. to 47. 04. S Soliderlaud 1 Culm 1 Canoell -