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frequeut. not the chances cf such excesses in the pres.ait case greatly diminished, by the departure of a large body of the most enterprising these men to join the standard of the Independ sin South America. Military men, many of decor:lU%l with the Waterloo medal, present themselves to the South American Agents in such numbers, that many thousands of poor labourers who offered their services have been rejected. In the former expeditions to South America from couk!ry, the officers formed the principal force ; now private soldiers are so easily obtained, . the Agents are enabled to be particular in the selection. Should the Chiefs of the Independents merge their private differences and jealousies iu common regard for the public good, and act anison for the achievement of their mighty le r, the result of the present war could not he doubtful. Spain is utterly unable to send a single slop; while several vessels well armed, .ing from 30 to 30 guns, have sailed within a short space of time from this country to Join the conveying troops not fewer than from ; ht to fro thuu.‘nd men. The elf.eni of such powerful succour most lie • da.vernittle in the posture of affairs in South •ticit. The Boston Papers of the 6th, speak of inehenbions toot are entertained of a revolutionsry it Now In inifesting itself in the Such event is et ry probable ; for thought the Portu guese Government was not altogether so earl- It mooed as that of Spain, yet it was ‘miffi dly had to justify a desire on the part of the Brazilians to fling off its opptesisive burden. As revolution in the Spanoth Provinces advances, spirit that promoted it Will gradually gaits .iigth in the Brazils, and must eventually inip!i over the Royal authority. 'esrfill of the approaching struggle, the King of :1 um; t I..emodinuet to draw from Europe all the inn) C•ree that run be spared from his native iuntry, and dratns wit tirver resources can still he ',meted from the unfortunate Portuguese. This •xasperates the people, and weakens the Govern .a in the must important point. No sorb ap- Tife i,ramions aff; ct the Government of the Ut,ited ales, wi. oe it is thought the preseut standing iy, not ez.oteding 8.000 men, will be further re iuced. "Ihr causes of this contrast in the melt ,rt tm of ti.e t in Governments cannot be inistinder rood. G iv-romment acting upon hi erra! prioci rin iidve no terrors—it is tyranny alone that mires protection. Another Meeting erns yesterday held at the City Lt.titlitti Tavern, respecting the course to he pur• led In the London Fire Insurers at the Nora ~ea p n 4 4r* lkowpwice Office. lhe f.rmAtioni,f new Societi, woo; announced fur the Mt-troll°lir; our r,:wlers will perceive, he our Report of the n vs of the d .v. that no Pxitiliflatlon was the neroons embarked in the undert4k- The di.eussinn terminated in the appoint- ut of a l'ri visional Committee, to consider whe• -r tt would be eligible to rstablish a slew Society Hided on the basis of the Norwich lostitistimi. it ,. &nimble %hips have arrived nt Bengal. viz. ,Zt.a.13,11 July ; Cosile Ilunt/y, 14th July ; Meirehrosesv of big. ip is Jill). Yeo , rilay u ballot WAS held at the East Lxlia Rte the election of to Director in the room JOHN LOWDEN, Esti. dece.isi-d. At Nix o'i.lock glnotits %%roe closed am! delivered to the Sum- Ito Yeiiritted the election to have fallen oil LUAU TAYLOR AIONUY, Eq. The numbers e For Mr. Money Mr. PfelCl.ll 311.. Raveushaw Tl.e depots of the 17th, 24th, and 47th regiments ;lifsirtrV inoved on ‘Vedisrlitley last hum Canter. iry to bover. On Wednesday, at Harwich, 4:32 packs of play. , -c.trilk, winch had been seized by an Officer of M n jesay's revenue cutter, the Eagle, and depo. lied sit the Costom-house, were burnt, by order of Comtnii,itmers of the Stamp-Office. The Kentish C'hsotticle, after tnoieing an attempt robbery near Dynichurch, by one of a party ;glossed for the prevelition of sinug.4ling,, says— :n addition to the above circuinstauce we learn from 'mother part of the coast, that the establish. -tit for preventing smuggling, as it is at iiresrnt ';d'art;, begins to be felt ass most serious evil by racks or persons. I'tnple are nightly stopped and ;tilted iu the very streets, and airily remark is ninth., Alet . is immediately enforced by a pistol levelled the head of the unfortunate person who falls into Ar hoods. A few evenings since, at a publics rose, our of these men di ew out his pistol mi d d m . lard it, the ball going through the hitt of a per. present, and through the ceiling of the room, assume close to another person in the chamber ,hove." '[brae acts of violence may possibly iginate among the persons employed iii this new to ignorance of their authority ; but 'hates', r he their source or motive, the laws should resorted to fur their punishment and restraint. • the same time, it may be readily presumed that . considerable prejudice must exist on the Kentish coast against a system adopted for the purpose of 'muting a traffic in whir It 1141 many of its populios is feel an interest. A similar prejudice, we be. ve. also existed in the Navy, though arising from lifferent cause. Many have affected to consider Navy degraded by such a Plerlilet and yet the members of which have as high a Ise er honour and delicacy us those of the Navy. I , r to-rn long employed iii the ilrevrfliin:t not only but of illicit mid we du . behove that they have ccmithired of it fns a grading duly. 9f. 41P11 11. _ ki7,4 (NI r , k -4, ) . 4 \ „ • w•. rAD O'c,• I are fee are in depart of the' etas it them I them* numb Icaol of nll the this CI but ic that tl setecti merge a con in not ' hour, i long out a short VAN eit:ht Ti •11pre spirit an re gue4e ciet,tl Brdizi ) the r the I 64..11 1 triun Fr Pool mitt c , ,un exact axial introit Slue . . stony duce slier 84)041 pits requ A or L. , sued Fimr 11l but busi tug. men th. r fUUit Du, atilt II Ai of J the I 1 or. IV 11 welt 1 of ill bur, 0 /11. site( the of r tam •' Ii from met cow all o Inn at t the! Pon rha sun tobo urig esti *tool he At: a ce cow pea • • 11011 i 1 1 • do for * the sem. of nut dtoi *. • • Aii._ FASHIONABLE WOVSNIIFTS. Count and Countess Lirven and suite have arrived at their residence in Barley SiteYi, from Pails. The Bishop of Peier4orosigh has arrived at Holmes's Hotel, Parliamemditieet, limn Peterborough. Monsieur de And suite left Brume' Hotel, Leicea• ter•square, yesterday, for Pm Is. Col. and Mrs. Ma slid family have I.. e t the London Hotel, Alhemarle.street, for Rath The Duchess of Ric hitiond will It ave town on Saturday next, on a visit to General and Mrs Rug., at their ae.it in Herts. The Bishop of Ely is expected to leave town this illy for Belvoir Castle, on a vial to the Duke of lintisofl. The Earl of Harcourt n.rivra yesterday at Ins house iu Cavendish-square, from his sent, ?innelianti °,i otthlilve• The Earl of lauderihile liss returned to *writ from the Doke of York's arse, flatlands. Th.? Evrl eud Ciinittess of Ashburnhant are expected in town to-morrow Gum their seat, Astiluirnhain Piave, Stissi.x. Sir David and Lode Bard have returned to Cook's lioli Albemarle-street, from _ . ' - Arrivals at I 1101117* , s Rerkeley.square :—Sir Felton Harrel, Wirt from Mr. crermant le'. seat, Engl.. lA-green; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Way, loom their seat iii Sussex; Mr. Huger's, (ruin a tour. Dept tures from Alt hi t'-f:i1111..1114 sod Mrs. Couisini, fur Huh ; Mr and Mrs. Nnrris and fa. moils, for their seat nt Sarnersetshire; Mr. and Mrs. Ilarrta, for their seat in Cornwall ; anJ Colonel and Mr* Austin, fer their seat in Kent. Sir Charles C.lll/111C, Bert. and Colonel flower Blvir, ore expected to leave kiwis to-mortuw, foe Sorokin,. Lady Georgina L ))))) x as passing the holnloys with Esrl anti Contains &limes', at tlwtr seat, Lime Grove, Polo, y. Lord Ale:miry is r•lurued to town hum attlando. Tire Marty;is and Marc, 11111 l rs, of I. tii.down sre irutertain ing s large party uf failtsvnables, tit their seat, &mood Pail:, Mita. Captain and Mil 51.ymour arrived in town yebterttlYifrj Bl them wen at Eaton, Hants. DRURY-Lel% E THE/11'1M The roinetnce of Barmeeide was last ni.ght per. farmed, au.l tr.iA •••cened with great appl The rnii.ii•al C.ree of leek and Key followed,.in which the rich ao.I mellow iiiainour e,l \lr. NiIIN• DEN. who supported the character or Brultenttgeor, called birth the litiite . 4 iititghter curne best ityptauft. Mr. Cont.l„ as leapii. ex:, hit ed a great portion of comic humour. ill. •11 Whrlec a woolens !dec?" wa. ilistingiti.l , ed by cootie ability of to coalition elms., anti na•4loutily encored. NITd. URGERS Fanny ele.eryete terry p...1191t. which chaste awl spirited acting can COM.. Mind. Ilyr rn, g , the blade,' of which I ,—. " fanny! well mum ',tarry one?" was delicioudy :wog. The romandie *tory of The Fills of Clyde 141- 10w..41. Supported by tlir titirots of 11.. SMITH SON, Hs LIM, ft i!fiefil, ut . NIL KNIGHT. ;Is ""' Farmer, sad of Nlr. U. JOHNNION, ao Dona/e! ; it eels easily be couceivrd that It wrist off with its accustomed scha. tveiling pas:ed off in perfrct hilarity, if We eXCei t. :it the end ni tlie liritCe, a cry of " irninionaitnef' *inch lasted fur Zi minutia, and (heti W 43 heard nu more ! ! The Earl of SHANNON has purchased Lyuford Hall, mar lir indon, to Suffolk. IJ l )w..rds of seven buttiirell iirrototig on the est.ites of Sir f ; --RLOORY PAGE TURNER, in Oxfordshire, were mule to enjoy their Christmas Day, by a good dinner, Cirough the heilevolruce of Sir GREGORY and his imitable Lids.. 011 Niiiiitlay se'imight Sir JOHN and Lady Hukr worm distributed tifiy score of herr and five guineas worth of bread, to the poor of the parishes of E10t5 . e...1 and ‘Valtilain, in KtlIT, acct/Wing to their annual coattom. I. to week Mr. Titus. IIAWIIII, of Memo. hood a amid, k's iiebt having two ego. in Twig Wood. Blew, lieut. A tragedy. from the Iwo of the author of is Re. tribuliem," acted last swasois with esteem. Iwe re ceived the @iguana of the Coveot.gardeo toss na t ters, owl Miss O'NEILL cud Mr. YOUSQ are to Perform the leading characters. An ox way lately slonghtered in Derby, the pro prrty of Mr. Lows, of that piper, the fore-qoarteri of which weighed 49 score each, sod the rough tit or tallow-cake was tll stone, of 14 'mantis to the stone. STRIKING ItEVIGIRE or FONTUNE.—In the [' fl iers hist weak we. given the 061 of J. Robin. son, is canon-spinner, at the Salim: Quarter Sea stone, for a conspiracy, in conjunction with oilier coltuo-vitiosters. to mire their *tiger, during the late inrw-oat. 111i111,.. Ali Iris elder brother, anal two other persona, built that l:trge pile of boddings which staiuds on the hanks or the lrwell, at llau. cliestrr (mill know., by the 10101 e of Rubinson's Factory.) In this they curried un an extensive mod lucrative business for many years; they also purchased large estates in Yuikihire, and the elder liroilwr commenced building a wall of three miles in extent, round his park void mansiou. They faded, however, from over lIVORGIRIIOII ; and the brother, who was the principal in the firm, is n o w on inmate of the Poor-Iowa; the other is reduced to the humble aisuation of a jserneyinau spinner ! Sic transit Orin anatndi. On IVerloesday last the slim of beef in Bury Edninnd'a market was TCMirkithly One. A home bred bullock, reared by Mr. JANIS{ R ANSON, weighed (00 stone, reckoning 1.4 lbs. to the stone. Another beast was brought to market by Mr. COOK. of Liverraere, apparently still fitter, but its weight tvtot only 7-Ist. I I Ib . probable of a smeller stock. Never perhaps oat kilos% n such en abundance of Poultry was I . 'lllll/14'd 011 the same day; but it bring too hole tar the izetteral conveyouce to the Metropolis, previous to Chrivtner-risy. a treat dull ness of sale was experienced.—Fine Tit k ie.' sold at from 9.1. to Is. per Ib., a n d Gee:•:f avert off with dif ficulty at from 4s. to Os. each. A sufficient quan tity of both, however, were Icti to buitpiy Saturday. POLICE. -..,- MA NIION 11017S[. • FORC:EIt NOTF.g. • A hot, 14 Itteu of n_ , `, .11.1 hrought up, charzed with Isaviitz ::stesoplstl to pass a tort .l It note. Ilc 1141 heed reoent..lly resonatel in the hope that he might be 'hoist all to girt- hp tf•r name of the pers..ll sioa eutoloysal lout. The Lord Mayo ssid , hti was vs ry sorry the Pris o ner had nut cousensossenterl the ::111),1 of the p.orises who mule hint the iastrosnent su eivin g rireohss:oll u, furze.' woe., aa that iufos III:1111111 WO:1111 prob.shl:, memos of essablitig his Lortl.lllp to restore lii to !I, C:ile Of 1114 f r ien.l4, un aeceivitsz proper SI.CUt sly that Ist- 4lesol:1 be kept mot of the ie.. It of foissre tootattimatiosi II s I.ursklstp snit) he should give him nitoolwr day tis touchier, and [lieu if the Prisoner vlioni.l peostetse, the (ace should be int sue _ Mr:ltdui:yr, of the hotio. of Kaye, Fre •hfit ILI, and Co. wished to Cllll,el a inssiittem •iit which he was convinced arose Gout the difficulty a:nor:illy attesidatit upon exataitta tiolls, where ohservatious were mule intended merely fur the ear of the Magistrate. Ile hail not, as was staled tu Ilia wild . .., esiinwol to offer a juilonent uu (Ins case oppo site to that given by the Lon) Nlayur. His opinion wait, fold it perfectly agreed with (lilt of the Lord M:lur, (hat tile Priso . :er could lint withunt extreme danger to society, be given up to I to nit t.. 11, except sccurtly was at the same 11171 C [limo, that he *lmola be prevented front euotmitting d, prtolatitias us. the community, and that if such a precast litai WWI /111 t 111411 , , the Prill/111C1' would again he at that bar. Ti n . Nei was, the Wink left the lault. 1111111 Pr 111 his Lordship. Th , ' LORD Nl•Yott. observed, that ineataki• were not &Nor aeiabh• when 111114'1a -11111114 were male 111 all iusudih{r. tour) they 60111 the difficulty just 'I aVe 11Ws1 111111 respect to the Pri.oiter, be had made antpury suittitzst the &tools soil irl di v. a .4 the toirurlit nate boy, And was sary to first that he was 11/1 V•ei01111 as to 11101W111 Pius fmnity j any other el(11.1 . 131 on , 111 rase he sl Id be lit uut toss the pub lic, thou dint he would hr hanged. Mr. Itookrr snot, if the piost - ciit . was to be entered it poo, the Cask would prosecute. lle at the manor thine said it W:l5 W iii 111 , great. •t /1 . 4111 that body would prosecute a bey of such troller yells. he boy was reniatulcil. On eltitle tint hr assured Ole tare,. whir hum, of his deteriniumi lull 10 stick to aho.t h. had said at 111141. ougultal THE LIABILITY OF COACH OFFICtS FOR P (' Geervc F.•rgesee, the 1 Aterycc of the en•eh-offic►, litla 1•u, %%0011 ktreet, apprartstl to o atimm.ttet, ch.trcitag ham with 110 delaso•s lug a p tree', c.tutatati:e: fgt.) , awl • gnus., 60111 Sillllll.llllplUl4, directed to he It ft •t the tta3ol-uthce until c Mel for. Mr. John Chinch, of 31, II It Million, stated, 111'1 , 4 ilftid of his in Souilianipton hol scut him up a containing a turkey mid a gouge, by the Tele:rapt' sine. - conch, winch came to the Giosai korsa csmelt.creicr, to ie. main until called foe. Ilia hooked it at the attire in Southampton, and pint for ii , wit:i smith' r parcel, direetcol to Mr. NViiigray, St. P.• I's Chinch, yai ; they ~,,,,,,, to ',lee arrived in lowa ou Wtdues *ay ire.ciirig, On Thuiaday lie called at the coach-office, and the Book keeper tut l him sio such ioarcels aro .eril ; hut being cc, lain that they hail, fawn th e w oe he re', ieril rums his friend, lie inststeil that toe noult.keeper alsoulil examine h•s w.y-b.ll, which be so nertiti. o ily d i d, and said 111.• re woe no such parcels 3 boate r er 511' Wingray received Ins parcel un Saturday it ht , whit 11 conic by the Telegraph coatis on %Veda. .clay. The Von,. plaiitant then stated, tl, it nt r moo Teem, of lfizi not icceiv. tag hi. parr" I, h porrlo.osicl a Ist key 111111 a goose, whir', he expected that the co ''...Bice should reinunivate him fur. Flit reason fur haying made the put chase wan, that lie was directed by his friend to 'end the Inokey to another person. Captain Richard Miler, All Tirrare, Strom y, stated, that Ise canoe up lit the Telt zisph roach 'outside ; before lie left Southampton lie saw the parcels booked and paid for ; they were put on the *UV 451 C , 1•1C11, iu,d rimatiull there until the stage slopped w Moisobstreet ; having .it Si uhk of 1114 oast ill the bottom of the bunt of the coseN, he wet iulo the coarlo oilier to wait for it, a lirre he saw the parcels, an d beard th e B.u.k.keeper dill user the names of Clinigh aml Wingray, and mark the parcels as if all wa.: right; hr silti not look at the dirLatoot of the pallet-, hut he Lelleved they were the same he saw -hooked at Southampton servant to %Ir. Clough, stated, that he ei . eii ; 'aw l his in:miler 10 the coach-office on 1 litir•ctiv, and was informed by the Bu ik keeper that tut such pa eels had come by the roach, The' per, in his defence, said, Ilrit the parcel ne. r came by the coach, and that he mark. d it on the say. bill on the nigist of the coach al rietiog, ant eome Captain Muller, being %MOM, wild, he wound nut tinder take 11, SM. ar irortici.arly that he s VI Ivor,. I in the coach-office, lwealose there were malty whir pal(' la fl.• 4'llllloi look at the direction. Aides-num Mari!, tbe pirsolioz Ilegistrate,olote, yea. tie+, for there.- to el.. by the C.•inpl.innut came omit r the :39111 of the 114111 f, skoeit Cnth ih .1 every pared diro•rted to be left et a coach unit, until c.t14 , 1 for. ottl nut at rtoditorly delivered. if WAS in Inc Nl::zi , tist..nt dt c•tnv , ct liar pronnu or i.l/141 , 11./ aff , lllllllg, 1 , 1 Of pe11:111y 211,1 (or reeh offeore e amino! Ir,.tt then Ina In the prEseut iu- Ftaucr the eh-trge fatted for *Nut of evidence, n.. Caplaiu Miller could not swear pn..itict ly tbal ihe pared hen ar. rived at the ereteh.ollier, nna, r the eh: t . e r of liar tonprieemee. Theurfure he on• rehtelaniiy obliz,ll to die. charge ihe putem.nt 'll,e Compl 1111 Int had bi... , 4tuily by briu.rite: his Mao° at Inn, end he had no doubt but a Jury w fic hi r..e him fir* ry vEdmo. Summon* ch•rlutriell. stVALLOWING A Er)RGE!) BANK NOTE no. elht was reinsimlca ) r‘it-ully tor trwlerin t : • ("Kea It liCtith .4 Enema note, and afterwards Wal.1.:9111 ilfdWillt The Rank Steliehnt 111111441e11, and stated that it was and the jIlleiiti•oll Wir the Bank to proseente the Prtsotter .n. ll.e piasent risnrge, but if .ter he was foun.l in ptame•sittit •outhrr f.42c0l noir, the evidence IN the parent case w0t.1,1 br hrws2lll :.:.7..,ttst I . The • wits diseharra. FF. lON V. .14R Alli, 31.,1 Thomas tarhend were chimed by Tionm3 , 11* i`;,..r, 011,4 Gre.ll Uraguti, flag t (u■-pied, with aiitalit,g • kir, of I ire, y wege rr.nnudrd f •r forther rxmninsfinio Nary Cumberlei*gi was charged by Eitsalwill Flrtrlo•r. of No 1 . 2, ft.booheod oort, Sbor.lane, ooh at cabog 51. t her WI O.' dill of Ociuhrr. She was remanded until Saturday fur further examittati ~,, . BEGGING. Anne Sim/nails, an PM notnan, was pot to the bar, chnrerd by the stirrt.keeper of ludzatt-hilt with asking alms; her took her into cuatialy, and on start long her found tire shit hoc+ in copper in her pocket. Th, worthy Aid: man commilteil her to ftridewell for att. vco and at the expirntiun of that time to be paaaetl to her parish. ASSAULTS. George Cribb, • coal , laotlwr to the Champion, was charged with cummittiog an assault nn Bryant. The Cumplamsnt stated, thst the cha.ge originated in a mistake, and that he •od the Defendant had come to au un demanding. The Defendant was accordingly discharged. Hannah Nirholso• was charged with •sasulting Eliza F. enchant, ou Tucaday evcitiog about eight o'clock, iu Fleet street. The Prosecutria slated, that she w II walking down Fleet. street in company with Is friend, about sight o'clock, when the Prisoner run mit of St:lshury-enurt, struck has, and lose her ;Jolliet. off. To her knowledge she never saw her until she made the mulish. The enloner was well known at the Office, la a most dia. orderl, character, and had heed only diseharged from Bride. will on Monday last. The Complainant was most elegant , y dresard, loit in II e comae of the oweatig4tion it impraiiii. that •hr and the Pi 'sone,. lw.iinzerl to the sine 1 i•irniiy—on!r :441 toe Complainant walked the it, et IS so Ow 11..), land a 6. Pris•ilitr ill the night. 'lhe Prisoner 11 , IP Coll3lloittrd 111 Riidewell fur seven flare, On Ler :caving the bar, blie declared Owl an the Mai dela. cVe terms), U.it if she was to be in Brit Jewell for tiz on her ti leave FAS would give the Complainant a pair uf black wit. 'KW -STR C ET. CIRCULATING F.U.SE NEV.s • Yesterday Manua Lore and l'honas lloarlefL were hcongnt to the otlire by Unckeridge, one of the pateotr be to die orrice, charged with inaLing a distil, bailee in Chelsea, and circulating false of a must humid nature. It appeared that the Prisoners alarmed the inhabitants of Chelsea yestsrtlay morning by the hlowsig of horns with a Most tremendous noise, which exciltd the attention of Eluel:rridge, the pntrole, who resides at Cheleca, the Pei. soma.. blowing their horns opposite to the house in n hich he results, to ascertaiu whit dreaeful event Lw! taken place, when lie heard each of them, after blow ingtheir born., an nounce w;lb all th.. Ineiceratiou, power, and strength their lungs would admit of, " The full, irne, awl particular account of the most horrid and barbarous murder of Mr. Ellis, of Sloane-street, which took Flace lust night in the rive Fields, Chelsea " Cuckeridge, the patrole, knowing that no sneh horrid event had taken place, seized vile um' them, and the other made an attempt to rim away, hat was pursued and taken. The papers in their possession. which V.tcy had lumen at a lirlfpenny each, were %ei;ed and brought to tio. Office with the Pri‘o.tep., when they undew , mit a long esamina- C before Mr. Hicks, the Sitting Nlae.tt.a , c, and on reading the pipers found upon them, film conduct appear. td to he doubly censurable, gross, and infamous, e. their contents prov e d not to hare the slightest all.ndon to the supposed hoe. Id murder of Mr. Ellis, hut related to other invented mu 1.1( is, which, if true, would have been or the must dreadful nature, and to the greatest extent that ever disgraced our bla.k catalogue of crimes. They were Graded in la vg letter.. "A Horrid Mueller," which was slated to hat e been ermmittial at youth Green, near Dartford, on the bodie: of Thomas Lane, his wife, three children, and his r. The murdeaes conduct was stated very parti cularly, and it was td,at they catered the house of %Ir. Lam., in !tooth Green, last night, bet *urn the hours or ten and .1 wrier (without mentioning any date', and proceeded in eons mit the molders, he rutting the throat ..1 Mrs. Lane, and afterwards heat wit the brains of Mr. T. Lane, then cut the throats of three children whit were lying iu bed together, one af them an lama only ten days ; nn aged woman upwards of 1M years of eee, Cie soother of Mr. Thomas Lane, 1.4 d lit r hr tins brit out la a most shocki..g manner, Ac The printer'a name and rcsidruce was evidently dis guised. Ihe following is a copy—" catnals printer mow :enricher." Upon inquiry in the oilier tin each horrid murders bad been reports il there, or heard uf ; and no doubt was enter tained but the whole wee a fabrication. It was ascertained thut these imfrumnts compositions and pnblicatious issued from the same piss* as an siirleminalcry bill was issued frum a few manilas since, which culleeted several c•s, • Is, and much th-tirs bailee ensued in Cllll5. rinener in the itrigithour bond of Clatemsaikel—the bills annum:ring that a k bait her in that iiri c hlviurbooil purchased dead human bus dire, and kept them in a cellar, for the purpose of snaking sausage-tnedt, for which the printer was tend sod convicted, and semen( to six months kart - 114mm. sit, which has not yet expired, hot his a ifs and son ace still cairying eis the same infamous practici a The Magistrate severely censured the conduct of the parties in circulating such infasitnua false statements, lend ing ill cuasiderahle mischief in accustoming the feelings of the public to such hos rid and cruel crimes. He ordered the Prisoners to lie detained, considering them to be very pro per persuas to hr made an example of, for the nuisance of the blowing of horns, wigs which the whole of the ithaln t iota of the west end vf the town were generally annoyed, and which was parlieulas ly distressing to sick persons. 111 addition to the infamous falschtindx the Prisoners were im posing upon the Izmir:int and thoughtless, by adding imps. Piii4l4l upon Inipssition ; fur the Primmer Thomas Love ac knowledged that what the patrole had charged them with was true, of annusinenig that they hail for sale the NH, lute, :And particular act tof tl.e most horrid :it'd I.ar baron, inurilir of Mr. Ellis, of sioanc.orect, whrl rat they had utp such particulars for sale, hilt ACl:n.w.-lettp.wl that when they iss re in Queen's row, Elol.lpitill, a woman who was riellsog fish there asked thews if they hail heard of the nstinkr which hid taken place its the Fier Fields, Chrlies, on Tuesday slight, and proceeded to tell them that Mr. Ellios sir Mr. Ellis, of Sloane-sire -el, had been murcleiiil in the F.vc Fields ; mad this wan all Ilse authority they had, or all they knew of such at Berne—and as they uric in the •Irishhotirhuod of Cliches, they detri mined un announcing the psrticul Ira of that murder, and impose upon the thought less and igisui by substituting OW Illtllliers near Dart fut d for t i. The Beadle lielonginT to the parish of St. Mary-le-Strand mitered the Office, accompanied by a little girl. dressed in the pirish elotlws. Ott its being known that she was to make 211 alE.lnvit, from her tender years it was thought right to inquire if slw knew the nature of an . at h, but when it was Liman that it %4131, in n case of hastaidy, a considerable' aegis... of nstiiiiitilino tot tins erected. us she was only in appearance a degree above a chill. and out the Beadle an nmitivilig that she did not know who the father of the child Was, the astonishment was turreaqed, a n d the 3fagistrate ori:ered the accustomed method should he depleted fium, anti that all the evidence should be read, rill the fenriles being first ordered tout of the ofiice, %%ken it appeared that the intercourse had taken place with man she did HA know, nit Primrose Ilill , four months I , lllle, when she was out), twelve years of age. •:.YU.AORni'GII STREET. vorrtiFUl. DELINQUENTS. r•ile I ,b v g buk unwed Gunlev and .lona, were .ri, h. lt,eh.titl Coatta, a t•tainable, slid rxaminrd ', c r.,. I I; I uNIA NT, i:Qq. 1111 a clerk...( h euterell th.• how, ,f Ur. I.3ticArler, Nu. 19, Buckisicluim.plare. titzioy..trtre; and stealing therefrom a triunity of lead. They adralited the rehloiy, and retitled quilt Caitiff/ nbuut the ttpusequences.—lZeluandtd. ESSEX GANG OF ROBBERS. Yesterday as daring a gang of villains as ever associated for the purpose of plunder, were committed from this Office to Chelmsford; they were ellCOliell by Nall, Collitighourne, Goa. Msy, and assistant Clitionbles. They have beets the let ioe of the ;peeler pair f Essex, a n d not leas than 73 rob. h. ties been traced to tl gang. Their mites ore, .Inteph Litett)lrld. Robert Woolf, Edward Jo,rith James Weetwoorl„ .I,deph Chesstio, Wm. root five Whets. Wool' and Litchfield were the leaders of thi. horde of rubbers, and they met at a lonely hoot* called Mottos Hall, must 'debts doting their career, and spent their time to carousing and pi cparing fur future exploits. The Psis .... ern have been proved to have committed the i'iblwries, partly upon their ow,, confession, and sI.O I , i r o n 11m testimony of a multitude of witriessen. The house of Chapman, Esq. near Waltham Abbey. Five of the Primineih bloke into the house (hermit pre viously bottom a servant who was in the stable), with crape over their faces, and pi.sols in their brads. They rushed two the ration in which Mr and Mrs. Chapman were in bed; some guarded them, while the rest of the robbers broke open and ransat k.. 1 boar.. drawers, desk., tie They carried old .llver plate, , :letr money, Bank viola.. amounting to near 1001. a moldier of guineas, he du• Before they left the p re mise., they thank some wine, s o il regaled themselves with what rigid they fund in the larder Shortly tam- tho; broke into the h.qtae of Mr. Bosh, at , Little L011(11)11, 111 thr some comity, and carried off property valor 701. w tio-oory, 100 solo , !mem plate, mod some hams. For,. 05 tho gang romonothd !hie rololn Al•uut the sailor time the premiss of Mr. Clarke, Hirken Hall, wire rod. red In four of Ibis Thr I,lol wl* , had a Wow and earl, and raided off a number of sheep arid a quant•ty of wool. fhe pretnim•oo of Mr. Srahrook, at Breeden rriory, were broke lulu a few days afterwards, and tour sheep and fonr hams stoolem besides other prop, roy. The granary of Mr. Wright, of Duoltoey R mgr. •• as the nest object of the rohlore4 attar?. from do ore ibry carried off a cot...olrrnble roan/sty of wk. , The porous.. of Mo. Roy °rood. l'. Ilium-hall, were lobbed by three 'tithe gang. who enteoell ilo 1.2 , 116 , 9 a.l j ouuug the 'Seep rim ; Ilicy earrr,d off shoot six toil, 111 Wl.l The wool-room% of Mr Itvbinsou, of %Vtudell, were rub. bed by tbe same an at now night, of try. :A tole of wool, which they fall it J away iii a cant, sad I/111 al the robbers kohl it, a few days after, to a perhon an Leplanhall-market, Mr. Bailey, of Cludosorc.hill, was robbed of a quantity of valuable wool, by four t f th. Mr. Harrell, of Clay, ring-place, had his pens robbed of a number uf sheep. The pr: mitres of Mr King, Langley ball, werwilso r‘hlied of a number of &beep, by allot the same gang. Tlic granary 44 Mr. Glasscuck, at Claveriug. was brakes lain, and robbed of a great quantity of uala ; and ros the same night the granary of Mr. Nuttridge, a it'll:bear of Mr. 's, WHO plundered in • .iniitar manner. In addition in the above ruhlwries, one of the gang has tainfesavil that Ab,:tit the same period a gentleman'. dove buu..e it Coulawr was robbed by 11w ging of eighteen duaost piti,one, which were sold to a fancier in London. fir In. The Poisoners believed in the most 311fiAt101.1. manner, and cursed each other for basing (spiil, confessed the rubberies. MELANCHOLY AC( IDENTS. On Monday evening last, Montt seven o'clock, as the Reverend Dente! Parkes, of Charles strret, Hatton-garden, •s going slung High.atrsst, Bloomsbury, in his way home from Oxforilstreet, be was unfortunately run over by a horse going at full speed, with the shafts of a chaise cart h inging Arose in the hal 'teas ; his hesil w:!3 tin:111( . 614 bartered. He was carried in a lifeless state to the Middlesex INA:dial, where he lingered in the greatest agony until reterday when he expired, leaving a family of two sous and three daughters. A iiiliattpt sill be held on the burly this dry. shills Emma Brown, a yonug lady not 20 years of age, and entitled to a considerable fostuire sin u she Caine of age, Hirer ill Mr. Ashman, ails, niit6 arid pawnbroker its the Kir iol, hut who resided with her zrandowilier. M.s. Ashman. 30, Featheisione-buildings, Some/stow n , mit with su ap part nt trifling accident on Widirealuy lasi, which terminat ed in her &Ali on Friday, while washing a small slip of flannel, iu whirl) there happened to lie a rusty tie. die, it enured her thumb, in which it broke. It was thumrlit not CI he of any serious consequence at the time, but next eta) it turned to a mortification, which reached her stoinaeli, and prevented her swallowing any thing Medical recouise was had, but all human aid tray unasailink . She xpired on 'Friday, much lgsuented by a numerous Mfi Miele of icuils. Au Inquisition was taken yesterday before Thos. Higg. , , Esq.Cuitrier, at the (roan You street, %Ve•lnio pier, on the body of Mr. W. Jones. the ongiueer to the Gls Light Company, Peter stre. t, IVe,triiinster, who was kilted by an accident under the following circumstances The deceased was nu a sceffuld 38 feet from the ground, making some pie paratiiins for attiring the pommel. r 'Lc Company's unglue ; another engieter sail with him deliver biz Ms opinion upon the ix quired alterat a, and the scaf fold tiptoe which they stood being Lu h ~r decayed timber, broke to pieces, and pnccipitt.t.d both to the ground The deceased's companion fell upon the Kisumu', and was so atverely injured that his life was ilcspaiied of; the deceased unfortunately fell upon some pieces of iron, and was taken up a most shocking spectacle—lie was dashed neatly to pieces, and died from the effects of the sesere injury be re ceived. The Coroner and Jury aniznadvett..l upon the itni,‘o - of eremingb‘raffrildime with rotten .1r ileen)ed and hoped thug accident cruse lisi.Meta nod ...i i., be more circumspect in future, aud returned a virdict Arcidastal Death, and a deudand of AwruL MiTANCE OF SUDDEN BEAT!;. A few d••ya ego a youlig man was boought to Shatlaeli Police Office, un a charge of bionarely, by the Oversee o y of Poplar, and the charge bring proved aga last him, he woos ec at large on [ . .Milli condotioons—.Namely, either to marry the unfortunate girl, or to allow so touch pet week Mr the mail& momy of the child; the litter be pieferral, ant for the purpose of t aolong bosh the parish and the girl, ha entered as board a ship which aqui about it. sail yeateotlay mor g; as he watt pructeding mamas the ship with SI luggage, on his :tawsl opposite the workhouse which •uuld be the deAnieol asylum of the girl by his abs-ore. toe ii uppr4l down ars' itistaidlr eiptred: His body was taktu into the a urkbouse fur a (Aquila's Inquest. II EDI ti DU itt; II REV lEW. --W; fed extremely halapy to being able to give a flit eontradietiatti to the repoot abaci. has been circulated with extraor.ho, y industry. both tole and in Loud ~,,, of Mr. Jrlil• )'s it in emitemiilatiou to withdraw front the conducting of the ltdinbargh I,eview. Jetircy, we are well as•u.nl, no stk.h iiiteutiou Nwwithatau d iue the rualig ant ca Mee which have of laic brut thrown out against ilie R efrir its rcpututiun never stood higher than at th.• nicut. Its circulation, as nti. , l have been well kito Wit to The originators of the catumnu•a and report.. alluded to, has ill era sved eery culmiderably aturine the dot twelve mouths, anal is now peeler Iluan at any former pc total. We are lave our renders will be well planted with thia iut.llic. me. It gratifyin, because it slot we 1114 the public coiniaile 1.. >at a just value out n work which, whatever may ht: itq ilt ft has dune more to gent late a spas it of free and wanly inquiry, to calculi the hownialica of it iet:ce, and tu dissermonar a just kiiiiwlt dee of the rights and reel procai oblieatioans mut duties of all etas,. ul sachet', thaw auy other publication, tit's. r ancient or modern. While Site 1: &tibia - ph I:friew is conducted with I foal ability and in it aiiiiilar spurt, it h=a nothing tu fear, either f- the opeu or the tinderhaud attains of its cucasies.—: The Scotsman.) 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A report has prevailed in town, that the pleasuie of his Hord Highness the PaiUct REGENT has been intimated to Mr. PEEL, that this Right Hon. isntlemati should join the present Adintitodratinti. Mr. Piet. is !nod to base Immediately visited WI Lord LIVERPOOL. and understanding that his Lotdshtp purposed to retire from office, he inquired who, in the event of his Lordship's retreat, 01004 h.• considered as Premier. Lord LIVERPOOL re plied, that Lord LAWLEREAGII would b• Pteinier. Mr. Pm. is repotted to have then declitred his dee tersititiat iiiii not to accept of office under Lord VLSRE•OII. SACRILEGE.—TuPsday night some vilains broke into air 'Scut. Chspel, in Criowii-cnu,t, lan s street. Covent•gortleti. owl %rule ti 1).:41, ON the inside or the bottom of *Lich Nas iss.eithed, " .Nerffer lisle children to come WIN tie, axd for bid Menne' ;" also a salver spoon, 'r cr,i or eight. - 1 yords of Imes, and other articles belonging t o I;,e I .• 00 1