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, - ei , *-1 1 4.. ~ il 47 •ii t. e , stl 4-..-,,-, • Is 24 a ...... 3 . , , 41.. sic ... -...: -N'' • 1;. c giot I - •--: , 4 t r - _ark ...t r ., „ c.. 641 ~w , il Ili] II • k, • •he Dui ,•• I leer t'r KIN a 1 l'sisCi i O LAND. syslE. About h Patsci H hi 4J h ware Vie Uri a4ll the Admit at of the 6 lad 'C At Htleal II Bed C Taro •••; ,I. 01•1440, 1.• MA Nam, of V.cruaat tlajae-tact e um✓ re the vtietti Admiral 1 V.A., and Xtio-Gre Lori( hat 'meat of t. &cotter Wag .411.1 air loam: tot ktairil I ti.t. Rene-Arts litlVertta kittEg I of ilia ..r Joeiv rorrober of Govern., or. imo Hit htAJ sod the rt. TO Orb, lay fr Alaot taut!. Lor.:ead I if e..e maw in., moor, let lirs.tno Few my Hamm M d the lie.rry 1111 Lam I:c A XWff !ad at, a r alrle, 6 reel& t allowed C It Li i The Puke id . TIN Doke of The Lave awe 711. E' The 'Haat itb or ttr lir. Genera's h Au' Eeeha 14, Popi/Z% Lea bettusc The Duke ' pan. The Du lands. on I bum Ramo 11.. r HO' waited yesi Blocklarorh Lady H I u her now. Ma., G„ it - tr•e in H She in (i otssa, 7, 2 .''.t.„l ;hi t 11 "Ydi nig .„ fOrt.c, tukc 11 aaa W.ellThlY. 4 1:11t a t rk r ettor it ins Ott Mott • tame to toi 4tul ) e .t eir d !louse er, I has bean Isom Iroos th, 1 17, tll4tyri were are happ y hr sae lust teem ely tot Nue Loring C 8 1 1 ten lab 4 ' . a remote TIM (CURT. . tIEITY mine td tow't y-sterilny, shout 12 k, fr Wiiiditor,eocorted by o 'piny of Li g h t I sivi received at the QUEES'S Palace he Dukes of KENT, SUSSEX. Bud CAMURIDGE. L .,. liver Royal Duke, after paying hi., respcct4 K IN G, set off to Kew, to meet the Qualm IPalsoossEs, to dine with the Duke of Coy at.soo. Her MAJESTY was attended by the loitilemi of IiAIIaINIGTON. Lidiea COLLYCK aad I SIE. • About half-past five o'clock, her MAJESTY and tr Patscrest.. left Kr* for Windsor. • H 4 VIA.) , VI v held 411 I'6 Vlite Levee at two o'clock, h wo a' tt ndr fl by Th e Gard Pnwideut of the Conned, the First Lard of the , r egary a ,al Chalitellor of the Exchequer, the Foal Lard like Admiralty, the three Secretaries of State, the Presi• .at of tie Ituar4 of CoNtrol, the c,,,,msajer.i..c.h.f, w lade ..hhoeste, Viscounts Galway and Chetwynd, Leda id,weg Ott srsiiioe), sold stick), Gambier, rd C Taiislq•nd ; Si sJ S. stelaer. J Yorke; Governor (ur. tauora Young and Arlin i Generals Walker, Loftus, d r ,ht,i,o, and Howard. 'r itmosi-g hod the honour of being presented M4JE•TT Lieutenant Central Lams, cm kis appointment to ilia Lies. 41%0 of It I nom, v ,r;mat 63!way, en ran* to bt. title. 11.jorrtiee. , A1 6italliaUVß, on his pi usannun ; and at the we tine rev iv el the hunter of howl fur his services tw rinore of Ifirtinstitie aid f.;‘ , lu!slump', as Quarter. IlleptieurrAi to the Preis 'eyries there. Admiral spoil Ilia beim( appointed Admiral of the 'mt., aid rtiurunig Irmo commanding at Plytuoutli. Iltio-Geoei.il flint ,rd, ou his promotion. I.orl( b.ries len mitend,on his Lieutenancy iu the 3d Re alest of Garth,. and on his r. turn from Portugal. thigetirr Graeiel tVaiker t oa bia appointment, and on ,dg .111, rriga Fat &mita . , us his being appointed a Privy Coign- Parr .Pliny on hio promotion from fire-Alia:rat 11., . _ .4 eph Yorke, os big promotion. liorertm towilus terve of ilts Majesty, previous to kar tius r try for ittebiee, to take Ipso buts tin remount alba' pl.reo. HI, .141JR4TY twit! a Pricy Council, at which Joan 7;iNcLatst w 4. introduced and *worn in a tuber of toe Right Honourable Beard. Garnett Gomm!, ions el.o introduced, and imp letP affi 1e as Governor of Bethke. gr re •wlir►ues to Mr. PitIItAVAL the rt.tur the Crbua•t Munster& present. TO ST.IFFORD NEFFSJLIKERS. Oct, my (sired', are yr wad so. Sella ap a now, 11.4 i uoilniur at all hat the breed uf w euu Le r; sad shoot bones, by J—s I tluuk all as otge— lly,a mast talk of Lotus spoke, of rows that "".,re nose. !we cu..s go o d as yours to the full ; Hat 'grunt!, dear notated, beats all for a 13s!1. PADDY BYRNE. Foam my potato! shop, Stafford. spoßriNc I.V EGIIAM RACES. wrry:4•4lovr, •VOUST 2 1 1 VIVIR Minx Stlkea of 3. is each, h. ft. fur 11 yr old I Hos. rd. alh...—TOr heir Mile. The om en ef the Lkriri, etkA, or Pasilala Stakes at &Islam, lit .rty 1)11, extra Lori I:ett.inton ---- nt brotber.to Election walked over. Arr-psoeve...f 2:p. esf Ile, tsp. ft for horses of all , iges ; tyr aide, 4 f. miler, 3 yr olds, 7st. 61b 4yr Ohio, Sit gib 5 W." , 2 0 . 31b. Byr olds sad need, get. 71b. Slams to teatime... 4 0.. e beat, two miles wed a quarter. 'MaC It Lill saves itsgebo, aged Ile Pike of Clary um messes Mr. Ratseses Cecilia, 5 yrs old • Doke of York maws Ilearely ' 3 pi *id .. 3 Th. winner the Favourite. 4 LIAM . Plate of so; for 3 and 4 yr olth; 3 yr oda to earn it alit 4 )rll,lllll, Sat. 31b. 'Mare, to be ono.. d Tlie venter a ? .. Kate Of Sweepstakes this year to carry IA of 1.4 silo extra. The best of three two.seile keens. Croreee Jeanette Dit'y's M r /spew 2 Eerho'i eh. k. Reading .. 3 3 r. Porn! s t k c Cowdry tea hello% ott Reroline. Dud 3 to I apt Jeanette. After the first beat, 5 10 4oe Reads .4 The Dales of York and Clarence were swam the coin- . _ The Duke of YORK gave a grand dinner at Oat. hurls. on I Lt.-Way, to a numerous party from Eg. tom Races. Ilrr Hoye, Ilighntss the Prowess of Wst.ss vistretl yesteolay the Duchess of Bsurismtts, at Blackheath. Lady FICATUCOTS had • select party last night, u her sown to Grosvenor-square. 'L-s Gohnsworrns rerorred yesterday to her the in 1 1AI-street, Berkeley--quare, (Join De 11.% l.% She intends next week to gn no a visit to Gest. Govsse, at his seat in Hertfordshire. 7,2 Earl and Coniste.s of MAI.III.SiVIIT were *l%teNl (sit week, at their seat, near peaty. by bi• Illigluess th e D u k e of smeatosx, Earl Tevetc, Viscount Paiaskriarti a, Lady t'A A . "'" tuvv 11 4111 s, the Iter. Mr. illAdAtti. WORTtIY, a tkd the Misses ()UMW. lit, Lordship 011 *ill w•rk proceed u, on • visit to VisCoutit. 1 at ins seat ia Hampshire. Ow Moodily eveoiag the MArquis Wso 1.7/LEY cline to town from hie seat near Dorking, oaf my; ..tul u s e sterday he gave a grand dinner at Ap,le) , 11 to the Chevalier Da &rust Courtvtio. 0:1 ' l4 •belos appoinkvi Atnbusanor Evramr,lmary from the Corot of Portugal. All the l'oreigh SU tn‘trri were of the party. The noble Martin!, • v ir e 114 11Py to hem. is muds better in healill t'i..l he we. last week ; but we are a t t h e same 'tire e.. froty 10 h war his Lordship's hea:ll it. fur beitog so restored as we could wir , jh tf ',Peculat in genera are averse to the pant o . ° oi "mon' ors good. To possess much wealth i n u ~rt time Is their main principle of action. All !tith. theref nee , should reilect, that the pres en t Is the yea; "nit State L ottery which will be drawn this and that never again hi all rob-Oh:l4y. will "iilSOteme torso few Numbers be distinguished for ' C almat& of eo,Rock eat* and Oct throe blanks t Prize. SOUTILIMPTO,Y, A► ocsr lb. (From a Correspeadeul.! We never rrtutiatter to how,. wiliteued r stiltmer ut Old fuvuurote wuttiia4 loot. e, it 4 rristooka , ile for the number, nook, and la,litati of tt, tootartta, mot fur the grout y, uplett4.l. , or, ;MCI VA, , e!y ut I". :1 uu-nta. The A wrsolAly- (Coma and the Theo te ttc with each tithes in their tali-actions. Tito, II 11111 l - table actor, Pope, from I 'orfNit-gArfirf). rh.rtitert to crow de I Rona , -4 the Lute of Itt-4 wee!: ; AI s. Edwin lota to co teeriv.-il here with alt thr ap pl tube and athitili4lloll which her theatitc.tt t arsit4 cannot fail to coratuatol. Yebituolty WU% Il i • tird day of our li•t, .. ; although the sport n 11.4 1101 so exeelleot as laid year's, the MM. tii!,idge of Li.titily mid !written war not I , it 4 hrdiwitt. itutieed the tollowiug tiso4uiblied per.ou t too the cotir,e Margra. vine of Ao•pach, in a plain dark chariot. Iler Ill'itiese was dressed iii a mO4 elegutit light blur habit, with a heaves hat and feather to correspond. The Earl and Countess of Craven, in a yellow lot rouche and four; the lion. Capel Craven, driv ing Lord Newark in II land•ti, drawn by four Iteou. 141 horses ; L,rd Courtney. in a ph,etori, the p+loUUunladr.ssed w opleit !wrnet ; Mr. !Irish. rote, (the Member for the Comity) iii ti yellow ru►nc!e; Mr. G. 11. Rose, ( M.P. fur the town) in a Lwow:heath! four ; the Stewards, Mr. Ridoloold and Mr. Alt rgaii, each drove their own carriages to thy gruitiol, hut won alighted. and took their places at tila Salicl; the Hon. Mr. Lambe' t, of the Gusrds. Pon of !he Earl of Carron, drove Mr. Moe. ga•t's chili:utility:og the rest of the day. Among the tnobt Jaen.% equestrians were. Mr. George Rich, Mr. Willis, •lr. Uesti s. Mr. Rockford (of Foothill), Mr. Kind; Sir Jurors Lied ; Cept.iu Baird ; the Hun. Mr. Crewe and ; Miss Mar riott, Mr. Charles W :ril, &c. The TheAire in the. evening war so crowded, that aboveorie hundred ,ieranor wererrG,sed lidtriindore. We noticed in the boxes Lady Chadian. R em an d (meth. sir Yelveriim and Lady Peyton, Charier Knit and family , . Sir John Elionias, Usu. Lady Sydney York-, Mr. and Lady Louisa Atherr ley. Ste. Lad:- ituinhold and her elegant daugh ters ocettetl one of the sinwe-boxes : Mr.. Mun• tiers, and t 4 hrge party of larinotiabler. the opposite one, which formerly belonged to the Alarchecniess of La n chnsu. Above seventy perrims rat down to the Gentlemen's Ordinary, at the George. Inn. Every luxury that the season could affe.l was served up in she very best manner, by Mr. Liii:zs. After dinner. Patrick Boyle. of Italhearey Cartie, in the County of Kilkenny, Esq. and Peter Duck son. of Prospet t .pl ace, in I hie County, Erg. were drank to ar Sieourds for the year ensuing. The party rat till a very late hour, and departed, much exhilarated try the excellent Champsigne and Alit deir.t. rvhirh had hero 'wilt some Jaya previourly by the Stewards for the occ.isiou. Thee will be * concert this evening tit the Room s . The Steiv.ir.ls to give a Pinata Uall cud supper I:11 SUICII)E. From the variety of eccuiints given, and muses assigned fur the unfortunate catastrophe which look place at Brighton on Nlon-lay se'onight, we are Milo, to give the fullo..ing authentic parti cular-.—The connections of the inifortunete join% Lady were most moer table sod todulgetst. She was about twenty years of age. mild and amiable in inamiers and disposition, her appearance moot prepossessing; bet of the most reserved habits fur her time of life. About six months since, her (e -ther died, after a long and painful Wirers; since which time her spirits have been gradually de chain& notwithstanding the most sedulous al teatimes ref tier affectionate mother and friends, who became alarmed at her depressed state ; and on application for medical advice, an ex cursion to Brighton was arivo•erl. Lhi Sunday se'nuight, accompanied by a married sister, she left London fur Brighton, where she arrive ell the same evening, when she wrote to her mo ther, to say how well she had borne her journey, and how much better she felt. The ensuing morn ing (Monday) her sister rose to prepare breakhis , , leaving the deceased dressing herself to follow her down stairs. Some time hoeing elopsed, she was called, and tint answering, the chamber door sus forced ; when, to the astonishment and extreme distr-ss of her sister, she was Ilium' suspended by her silk stockings to the bed-post. A Coroner's Inquest was held on the body, whose Verdict was— Lunacy. . _ Last evening, about eight ti , luck, a fellow went into the shop of Mr. 11Iti MIE. latter, in the Strand, and stole from off the counter a new h:it. The lao off inwards Exeter...change. Wt, b eing eto.tly l i n r o ueil by the two ,iholi.nien, he made to , ranl., Lleatifort.huildhe.:-, threw the hat aw4v, and r‘e4l,erl toe 4rol. the water—oile. 7'u•aday afternoon. about h..11' -lout thrte a young man, ge n teelly dressed 111 a black CUNt and sa•steu,t, and Nankeen panlatnun•, aas °barn ea to di.tonbola!r matt in Hydc Park, near the Maga zine: at 1....gth he f 11, and a lane peraona going Ull to lune dlar•nterd that he had cut has throat nt a moat d.....iterate manntr wall a Cam! knife ; a aurgeota g ra . bell/ for, but thin wtoLiod ei3 extretouly deep th a t he dicd brlJrr Soy • tlfg•C 11 asaiatinee arrived. Nothing was found upott loot to lead to a discovery silo he was. Tonfitrs.—Au old puteticul former ruz L lests to '4ll(t:turista the udtasttige they tury derive Ity .01%1114 their ts:trat eircishe,t ut this ordsoll with lur top*. 'I•I:e Peed to he a•/.• it duo. .o tit not to ►e yuue and after the whert is rut, avid si I ght harroa to Ire relit Deer the .eed. By th,. it, .n•, which pro {Yee little or 11.011 . !i;', 1114 V be tna•{e to yirdi ahoodroce of food for %beep and cattle t;trrctit the sti,,ter. Nor..eli Coro Mark-A.on Sstor.lay loot. some , a ,. 1 .,1. 3 ehrMll ; mt a ither for or y.t ..1 :Ist li4rve.t. %ere any prices affl Ii• wrrr tilefely 110.11 . 11144 lit COMM. luruce of being such a thin attend.soce of 4amP rttuark srp ism to Barley arid .it the C4ter Hill s fat Beef was worth .tov.e. mad a little more for very prow. . 4 .: .::Iv.—‘l.itton sold at B 1. per lb...—Lutubs . . ~sal. at.d w•atis as high as sal. per s co r e .—H og , • t y scarc• .: deur. 4.35. 61. pet atone.—Gaut! s . try •!.. 41, •.I%;J !defier not POLICE. MAUI nor.ovuti ~ !fai..r. AVG. iSt. AA! E 01 , A LIIFE AT SMITHFIELD. , /:;;16.1)ti riffifigtan with •• , II! 11 . ;*. iltlt i .l.4l. h -veil o'clock I ,-t .lik• W.I. I 11 .. 14111/0111 . 11 room ; the I:J , lte. In awl .t,krtl her 11.,w her drary the car;.. itter ‘v.t , ; wi•rverutl that It ‘‘ould be will for lull.' (rix V.l r) I , •ut lir w.is ar good a man ; i„.r.hell lord ,ts 114 Iteuves3: he c.I i,.-r fur k• y of 1,..r refut-d ; he aonl,l repel, the clear; she t..!;1 11101 if 1)1. 41.11 n'te II I ritztr4r first on the which lee k.,(b0L,•1 and kicked h. rul the tii,s et 3114 !C ,•,11i Hunt for, and the Pri.oner taken i.OO The :11 igistrate invired what pretended right he elaiintd the privilege of eutering her to .w? Alter "mists liesitstion, ule.se;ed t:.rt 01 e had been marritil to the l'i er iii the year 1792; that he used her extreinelv il!, at.d ill the year leini he sold its Southfield rtr a gtitiiea, wit:.nut her clothe.; he even strip ; ied her the •ruse nil ! Ed ward, bouxla her, mid .he Lye(' tri;ii hilts unlit his death, will, I. hiippernttl shout tivee months billet. fi e I L A -h :vest vest/ kind to her, :toil she was then iti wi.eds f•r him. Tne et-tanner naw tla.rned her again, and threatened to sin,' her. and expose her ouce wore to pudit: vile at I.niilitivld ; sail slim, that he suntilil all the furolitire left her by Ed wards, She entireived. as the Pr:soner had (nice disposed of his right oral title to tier, he could nut again claim to be put lei po.sesoon of it. She had in her custody the II:11 of sale giveu to Edwards. The Pri.o.ier its his deleare .aid, Slott the Pro. recutris Iwd staird the tint!) ea 10 the marriage, but not splay so. correctly ma to the, sale; f o r per. vetting that e!ier they had been sell .years mar tied, she got a kick is her gaily, that is to say, she went after other meth he talked to her 111 1 1411/1t It, and perk y% scone of his arguments might be Si! ikiisr one. ; yet followed the alltat cmrse; he w ma 1.14 t cooviiiceil, that the swine Edwards, wham she praised so touch, dishonoured his bed ; that he agreed to sell her to thin, which he acorilingly slid, at 541111.6-14 Market, for • guinea but it was wi!it tar roaselit of the Prosecu 'tie. The Nlagisprate would oli.erve, that dunng the Itle-tune of EA:arils, he had never troouled him or her, for he cousidered her as the property of Ed ward*; but when lie died, the lieu to the pro perty et:staged : although lie gave s bill of sale to Edwards, he did not give it to bis heirs mid Swign.s, and all he could 11:ive chimed was a life in. t. rest, which was now at an earl; and like all ether prop/fly held by such tenure, it revolved to the source it came from so its the coarse of things she again became his property. It was slot ooly his right initial; after tier, bat It was his duty,afrind she mtglet again reline Mks bad habits, w hich by tomtit r sale hr might obviate. was informed that he was entitled to every thing left to her by Edwards; for el'hough he could not have any interest in them during his life, yet the moment they be.. caste vt sted an the Prosetutrix, by the death of Edwards, tlwy became as much hid ItrOperty as Valle was ill pOSSesoloal before the sale. As to the as-cult complained of. the law lent hum oat there ; for if the goods and the room were his, uo person had a right to {teed possrS.issis rut Vuein against his nilL It Tied been 41,64.4, that a units had a right to pro tect his house, nod eves, to use force fur that pur pose; cud what he had done only amounted to the same thing; fur he only used Come to get posits*. &ion of die key of hit room. Coder these consi derations he trusted. the Magistrate would discharge The Pree.re utrix, in reply, raid she ackuow ledged that the sale at Smithfield took place by her own co n sent ; but she neter agreed to have been exposed naked: she was glad tl do any thing that would relieve leer from the clarity of the Pri soner : it must be a severe law indeed that would allow her to be void more than once. and she never would live with the Prisoner. Although Edwards bought her. he always brh•wed to, her as • kind husband; the would fur ever respect his memory. By the little means be bed lelt her, and her ow n industry. she was able to salmon herself sh e would not dispute the law with the Prisoner, as h e said he had been with an attaruey ; 1.0 retry, sh e did not believeit could he so unconsconabie as t o oblige a poor woman either to live with a matt tha t she hated. or to he beat sod put up at public sale. The Worthy Ma..cistrate observed, the question for him to determine was, whether an assault had o► had not horn committed and he was folly of opinion that there had. He therefore ordered that the Prisoner should fowl bad for his appearance at the next Quarter )ies•ivas; which. cnt being able to obtain, he was committed fur trial. Harrisou Gr.* wN. b.-ou4ht np for re exiininntisiti, on a di irge of having drfriiiile.l vend tiodesairu of their go.olr , and rub Ling divas lodgings sit ptite, linen, Ike. Thr Office was crowded with people of different tr4des, r.ray to bring forward their charges ; but the Aili.trute ob-erred, that he would ouly take tire; two of which we give; and the other one, for for4er), wku•h we, not ready, we understood .soly visits for ■n answer to a letter front a Notate Lord, whose name is supposed to have beeu forged. M r Ryder. a shopkeeper at Bayswater, deposed, that the Prisoner awn to his house, aid took a 1,p141314. lie said his mime was Kenyon ; he was 4 te i .deller in London, and wanted the lodgings tOr the silo of the air. lle remain-il in them only two days: hr went out 011 the third day. and never returned. On the fifth thy, the Priniectitor forced the &tor of the room liken by the Prisoner, when le found the window curtains, a pair of sheet., tau pillow-case-, a quilt, the bed curtain., and tAo Ivor te.myo..rns, were gone. lie did not see the ' , wooe r 'gnu until he was in C vpkt,.(l v. Two pi■uhruken proiluer,l the solid.% which they deputed were pledged with theta by the Pre. boner. The Prisoner said. he had no gat ration to 104, for he hut not a doubt but the Pfl:l3eC U UT aas tlu peryin h. had wronged. Mr.. of Kensington, related nearly a piran har story if t:le I tit ; and her loes was touch the ‘smr, except she had nut been sb'e to ~.,re oat the art. , h:r ; anti r lien the Mt...met ws• sway, he gave her the key of the lost Pi coecatur's moil door instead •.f her ov.o. The Pcisoner tatiJ, he hall no que,tion to a.k her ; hi hoe* he had wranged her, us well reverrl other persona, Le w..ti (trap-, wlt by t•reas, wad the oppreolioti of tho.e la: mow who held hits tosfe'a property, *lnd det.i tied it ; he wished to make Cone. Illatit to ttioft lie had wronged and to hot Country; be kurw of no other way than that of es st•-r sig His 5/I:ijo•ty's Berri: e, and ti4h,lus au their cease :.ibis he war realty to .10„ • . • viori+l7 Magistrote observed, he could not now totertere; be wits obliged to comma bon fur teal; and w to his Kosibg tutu the liitig'• -ervice, it wig., ludicrous, fur lie had throe times wolistod, mud so often deserted. Mrs. mid, if it was the Prisoner's intention to make .ituneinent, he had it in his power to put her in die way of coming at her things. The Prisoner told her he would speak to her an. other time ou that sulti..ct, and then sequested of the Magistrate that he would direct him to he sent to • condemned regiment, and if that 1 , 14% mint in his power, that he would commit biro to INiewtzttie. lie was ten:murk,' to be brought up wsleothe charge of forgery was read♦ to h.: brostallt forward. Thera were 33 charges reedy to be preferred against him. The Ilegastrate recornuteraled tirelo to bring iiklu before the Grand Jury. The Prisoner stated shen he wit, first ertansioed s that he a as driven to act as hr did by the oppression of his aife's guatdims. wt.° detained her foetal's in their hands. This is not the fact : the Lady ii one of four children of a late respectable Attorney. lie !eft such of his chillreu 501. per annum. to he paid them by his executors, who are four in nom. her, mod men of the first respectability ; they have ►egulary performed their timid, which - hav b en a moat troublesome one, and are now in advance to the JC-TlLte-1100W. 01211.DUALL, AtIG. 29. - - —.- Ann Saveltnet, pugilistic lady, sus charged by Theophilus Itroweiroi rely reepertable young MO. with V 10,14401 as•aultitig him. The Pro-ecuiar. it appeared, in going through Jeict-strt et, palter. day evening. in company with Ins wife, ass tempted I.y that daemon, Critiusity, to epprinieh • clews' of people who were assembled to witness • battle-nil-el lie tween two lads, out of whom sae the Prisoner', son: vilnle looking on, the mother rushed lit the Prosecutor, sod gave him •facer, which kid his once op. n : on Mr. Browne demanding why she bad thusessaulted hi w. th • female Gully viler. red the blew, and, strikii:g him madly in the same place a. behire, considerably enlarged the wound : the Prosecutor immediately sidled fee eseistance. and Truths was secured. The P.ieoner in her defence swierteil. thee Mr. Browne h•d encourage-41 the ht.)s to tight, IA hie h she considering os • verb w.tkcd •tt r lad rev swnti.d. Tile. Presiding Ma4i•leete (air Mb BLOZAW) •dwonis!ied ork.l discharged her. A watchman of St. S..pu'ehre's perish charged Julia Jones with having kitnek-si lemt 41owa, this morning. ehde in execution of h,s em e. It 4;.. peered that one of the frail sisterhood. having be given in charge of the watchmen between one and two o'clock Geis interning. the Prisoner. !Ikea true Kesight.erravt, itetcrintt.log to succour besot ) and innocence in derress, felled the betide guardian of the night to the ground, and set the fair captive at liberty. The act. however, happened I. Ise pet. ceived by a gentleman who was pairing. and Irby followed the Prisoner to the walchAnuse door ; whither he went, vaulting, no doubt, in the idea of being . entirely unknown, and laughing is, secret at the wi•thoef he hail 04 casioned ; the Gentleman. however, imenediately upprixed the constable, and the poisoner was placed in " durance The Prisoner stoutly denied the whole chirp: but it sppeared by the evidencenf au Officer of the Court. that a gang of ruffien., io %hose coalmen, the Prisoner heel heti), had also attettepted to ree• cue a man who was conveyiog tit theCouipter, and assaulted the petrole aid several watchman. This circumstance operated tonaidcrably against the Prisoner, and he was scuatoitted. Edwatd Cumeadak. ore of those two.legged beats who disgrace the ambiance of humainiy, was charged by Mr. Ham!), s gold•beater. with hssing la.t night accused bins of behaving in ea unmanly and indecent menoe►. Mr. Harvey stated. that he yesterday evening went to the White Swan it, Fetter-lane, to meet a few friends: in the course of the evening the Prisoner obtruded himself into the parlour, and be. hared in a manner so very noisy, as to interrupt every person in the room. He et length departed; and he (the Prosecutor) and his friends followed in some lima after: be met the Prisoner near the door. also immediately accused him of hawing be haved very indecently ; he indignantly repelled the charge ; ■nd his Merida, who had crossed the street. where our of them hved..et that moment rejoined him: the Prosecutor then related what had no- curved during their momentary absence. and the Prisoner was, wittiest further parley. taken t. this wateli.house; ahe►e he repeated the charge. The Prisoner, when celled pa for his defence, stated, that the r:harge ha made last night was He was by trade an optician; be hii.l a wife and three c►ildren, but he had been so much to.sed about by misfortune, twit he had net latterly lived with them. Alderman ihozar observed, that he had some reason to believe that he (the primmer) was a very doubtful character ; he, however, fit himself undo r the necessity of discharging him them, as nothing was brought house to bn, hut iautiosed him to beware of his future conduct. The pr antler. it appeared, war well known to se veral Officers of the Cowl ava stsvpicastra character. I. Deb, m. servant to Mr. Cum, of Woinirpa. plate, Ituattell- N uare, was charged with having, ye%tereay erratic's.. ridden OlfrCf • poor'old swan. to 110% hies sla,gerotisir ill in th e hovpital. It Imar4reil that Om yammer having got iutori. CAtt,i, Mounted h.s tuttti es steed, Mad equally ra. , gnrOle-s ..1 :.141 own fife, and of th e li te . of other', oa. ridt..4vt.dently through the strest, , , a /a tidpie k with a conroU o sr or boys at in. heel.. w hets he en- Cotort•rrd olci upset • poor old man. ttpactds of 69 %cif , of ale, whose hew! tthd arm were very lustily *minded. The pi -otter then attempted to i , (3/ 1 ... I.nt li,• fOttlrf.•tt'V opp •OrP.Jod. lit