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heir tub, is,,- r i■ •les- 14If . mr4, 11). f)le t II ire X- ri- rir gir Ise Sir U; NM. - • . • csra.srsaiwitiavAssAssltts,l • • ' r r 11 , 't • POW•IITRIZT. Yesterday atiglar ea was brourht op, sea. palled of benignant the Cato o street gang. Hi s discovery nod apprehension arose front the following • ettraordionery circuasstanr. At the time the Co roner's lugwest was sitting on the body of the murdered Sinithers. Perry. the conductor of the Tatra, who was thew in stienclonce, was called oat by two soldiers. who informed him that on that dit they bad beets told by a boy that he had disco depot of fire-arms and deadly weapons. "laving been at ploy in Chapel-street, Padding -Im, and losing a marble hehiud route buildings tin that Street, lie went beliiud the bombe of Mr. George, a Indlerdather snit tailor, in search of the marble, nod laving in a closet some fire-arms, a sword, k'. he by chance mentioned it to them: be was induced to do so, particularly in consequence of having beard of the discovery of the Caro-street gang. I'erry hastened to the spot as soon as pos sible, where 1w found a narrow passage leading to the hack of Mr. George's premises. and also a closet fastened by a staple, situate ler a stair case. corresponding with the information he had received. Perry inquired to whom the closet be longed, sod was informed that it belonged to Mr. Ceurge. Mrs. George soon appeared, of whom Perry also inquired how the closet became fastened, when she said she fastened it in consequence of the wind blowing it open. He desired her to sotueuce the instrument with which she had 'lisle:m(l the stride, which on being produced. re eembled a hammer, and with which she also un fastened it. Ou the door being opened, Perry dis covered a musket, a bayonet.* pistol, sword, pow der mid balls. He then inquired if those articles belonged to them, and the woman denied that they slid. slaughter s who was present during the investigation. wrung her hands and appeared greatly distressed. Perry then proceeded into the house, oust Como, Mr. George employed in his bonne,. of a tailor, who also demised any knowledge of the fire arms and denil!y wespoos, and admitted that his sou occupied r house on the opposite side of the street, and might have deposited the fire-arms, &c. in that 'dace. On inquiry it was ascertained, that the son had absconded since Wednesday seri ilw night of the meetings Perry desired that Mr. George would attend at the Office, and lie himself accomparded Mrs. George and her daughter. Ott their arrival at the Office, they underwent private exaininations before Mr.. Birnie, but nothing aplitared Which could crintiinste any ad them ; however. strong suspicions existed that their • ))))) Robert George, was present at the Cisio-street meeting at the time Tbistlewood mur. cherish Smithery. Since that time thy officers have iywd every vigilance in endeavouring to trace lons out. Ruthven and Salmon received informs. flora of his being concealed at a house in Cosier's. street, whither they repaired on Sunday morning, but were unsuccessful in finding him. They never theless had discovered that his anxiety to leave this country was so great he had offered himself to he solved to any capacity whatever iii any vessel going to the East Indies. They also learned, that having before beet' a seafaring man, be lied succeeded in engagiog himself as a ser vant oat bawled all and they gain ed intelligence on which they coold rely. that the lost ;doer hr would be at previous to leaving Lou don, would he the Moder Arias, Wapping, tear the Courniercial4Mid. inhere they west, and waited, hating no doubt filth he would be there, to start by Use boat for Griervend that very evening, (Sunda') from which litter place the Women were to sail yesterday. They waited there till about seven o'clock, at which time Robert George mitered the house. He inquired for the Gravesend boat, and was informed that it had sided a few minutes previous. Out receiving that information lie appeared extremely agitated and direppointed. He called fur some brassily and wader, anti seated himself. During this time Umberto soil Salmon had satisfied themselves lie yowl a doubt of his identity, and having had resent' to believe that he would be fully prepared with arms for a desperate resiotinice. Salmon winched an -opportunity, when lie instantly rushed upon I and presenting a pistol to Ida brad, exclaimed, 11' you offer to stir I will fire." Rutlivest then baud cuffed and properly secured him. On Starching hint they, however, fumed that he was not ',repined with any arms, and his luggage consisted only of his clothes. The officers brought hint in a bark riepciverli, stud lodged him in Covent-garden waselt-house. During yesterday they made diligent inquiry as to the manlier in which he had disposed of his time sister the night of the business in Cato-street. when they learned that a lodgisi• had been pro cured fur him in Earl-street, lirick-lane. They also tr..c.41 out his brother who lives iu that neigh bourbocci. who, denied any knowledge where he lived. but the officers discovered that the brother had actually procured the said lodging fur him. awl in his possession they found ■ large thick stick. at the bottom of which was a thick iron ferrule, about too inclwa long. which was hollow at one rod, 81111 appeared calculated to receive a pike o► dagger, which he acknowledged to have received of Ins brother Gringo-, on his parting with him on Sunday evening previous to his eriteririg the Dundee Arnie. On searching Robert George's lodgings in Earl st►eet. they did not discover soy thong of a dau germs. nature. At three o'clock yesterday the officers arrived at the above LlScr, and reported to Mr. Birine the result of their exit ~,,, lotion sod investigation. The Prisoner had previously undergone a private examiumiori before Mr. Biriiie, which was reported tat the Secretary of State's Office for the Home De .perinterit, undue orders having been sent fur Isis con veyance there, a commitment wet made mot fo► the Trimmer •Robert George to the House of Correction on a charge Of high treason, and he was conveyed thither in a hackney coach in the custody of Mr. Adkins, the Governor of that prism, Perry, who was originally in the pursuit of him, and one of the patrol. . . The six prieseeut. ababsee been.cosomitted to the House or traiictioti, ie. chstie . e.of WO Ices.' won. ere kept closely coufioqd ill . igrfikcjisouo, as mate priroacel. Proper peter hart; Abut hrru eite sppointed as uss;cl..ver exch . . 111 4 0 lifiE 1 1 .9,_ 4 1 1/ 4 . prevent any , likiiiimi . trifithr.. l l= ll4 o *wee by s ' ' irder ft eee the taw 1. J • titaseOW. Mai Oats • 41- er - 4 , • ••"„... • limo Mt w Nro9ll • AC . fr• wed nesday. March 1. there 11 1 11.1111MISithl`Is anatomy stir in dots coy mad neigiboessired. tory of apprehensnons of some missile s The Dante banoushire yeroMmiry marched in here in lbw foils noon, and the Govan* troop of light horse and the sharp shooters *wobbled at their respeCtive parades. , The Muddle Ward ye 00000 miry, we' underiftand, • numbed bits Rather/giro, awl the Upper Ward yeomanry came down t o Hamilto n . Wh e th er there has been a-false alarm, whether there was danger wliich the military demusistroitions have warded off, or whether there be still something awaiting us, we pretend not to conjecture, but happily we have lwal perfect quietness through the week, and we are not aware of there having been any appearance, which should induce us to anticipate iminediate column• trios,. provided all keeps right in England. The Dllinhartonshire ye 44444 miry returned 11041 e yester day evelitiog.—(Wargow On Monday last (the YBth silt.), when • crowd of persona 114/IfOUllthil our KOMI. a letter was thrown from the window of a room occupied by some of the twenty-seven Delegates, calling upon the popu lace to rise and liberate them. The letter. was picked up by one of the arminrls , and delivered to his officer. lu aidditious In a strong detachmeist of infautty. constantly on duty iii the guard-house of the gaol. a mounte I lin.saar perambulates romood the prison, which has load the good effect of preventing the crowd from approaching, stud of preserving or der romid it mid the public offices there. Yesterday (March I) John 1,14710, carter at Toll. mos% was aesstenced by the Jtssoices of the Poker to coofinement tit Bridewell, mid ordained to find security to keep the peace, for obstructing the con stables in the execution of a warrant, giving must abusive language to a M 'wittily.. and exciting the persons collected 1111 the ocoisiou to acts of violence. —(Gtisgoto Courier.) Yesterday morning (Wedne.almy, March I) three of the Radical dclegaies, seized 011 Tuesday seri. n i g ht, who belong to Paisley, were sent off 'hiller in a coach. Whit further legal investigation their particular case may require will probably take place I there. The double guard mid the hussar still re main at the gaol. The Cla.gow yeomanry cavalry were on duty yearling. Billets were also taken fur the Dom baton yeomen, who arrived about twelve o'clock. They are to parade to-dg at twelve o'clock, and they will probably return home to-morrow. FROM A CORRESPONDENT. It is well known that suite of the Radical leaders have been sedulously lalsauriug to induce their de luded adherents to strike from the Ist of March fur • restitution of what they call their political rights. This, like all their other sch.eues, has Being in the country yesterday, I observed that the workmen in shops, shades, and quarries were as busy as usual; but the increased demand for lahootr which has occurred in the course of the spring, and the progress of corumou sense, have so effectually tJ d the ranks of the Radicals, that all who yet remain attached to their principles may have struck, and the fret be hardly known Iseyoutl their own 1 trail. Great praise is due to our Magistrates fur the istreaulioistry measures they took to preserve the,peace of the city. The Gls, gow yeomanry cavalry were ou duty yesterday, and the Dumbarton troop came in about twelve o'clock and still remain. Yesterday (Wednesday. \Ludt 1) the corps of Glasgow sharp-shooters were reviewed in die Green. They appeared in excellent spirits, and went througb their etmlistiatis in ■ masterly manner. considering the short time sluice their enrolment. They have ad received 111.11ce lo 110141 themselves in readiness at a few minutes warning. The yeomanry rivalry were to do duty al Itiitherglen yesterday ; it was however pmtpooril till MUlilltiy. However pleas. lug ►uch proofs of loyalty must he. it is hUrril that the return of the deluded few to reason and duty will render more p0t...F . 611 demonstrations wine cessiory.—(Glusgore CArunick./ Pr►LI(E. II virsiox novst. PIG STEALING. A fellow of the name of Nail was brou►ht up by Ma. thew*, the officer, charged with highs: Ikea fwand leader were auspicious circumstaisers, with Iwo 'using pigs iu his posistsolues, and without being able tie rive any a4tiaractury account of the manner in which ►e became !minnow(' of the 131111 e. The of 'stated, that he found biro us Saturday !wett ing uttla a bag, which severed to Violeta sonic heavy arti ele. Struck with the appearance of the,Hass, the Where asked bite what kr had gut in the bag? lie replied, that lie hail some rabbits. The officer uu examining the bog (a tunes al investigation which was very reluctantly submitted so by the Prisoner), rotor.' no rabbits, but tiro Sloe young pig% who aerated ho brier very Ire.•.sly undergone some very s lumsy trestrrient. Tlw bead ulnae of them ass brokers walk a I •r ur s• n ae such iustruinerri, and the utter wrap badly treated The Prisiraer, in his defence, said, that he was la labourer, living at Stepney ; that un eaeiug In halelo he owl a mart d r tei a g two prime pigs W offered tlwsu to the Pranoser fur rale, who after the Hanel discussion concluded the bargain, and purchased the pigs for twelve ihilliugs. Ile proceeded on Isis way to liar toren, but on approaching the ins tropolls Ib pigs, who it would stein preferred the retirement of the cutruiry to the bustle of Loudon, began to roar out iu a very extravagant manlier. Provoked by the rude and brosteruus nuise of the young swine, She Prisoner, who hap. prised by mere accideut to have bad a hammer about hint, tweeted shurt on hie tormenters, and gave the first a well directed blow, which set Issas at rest for ever. Tlw othrc ►hared the fate of bis luckless companion ; soil having ►y Ibis summary Mode of lieu/v(461,g restored trasiquillity Ili the lirighhoort loud to himself, the Prisoner put his pigs in a bag, Mall followed s' the un,►elsas teno► of his way," Instil the police officers thought lit to put some aarboyist gees aim's to hilts, which ended in Iris being IN:Haight op fur MR* sninattosi. Having told so satisfactory and so probable a tale, Ire expressed a hope that be would be immediately dis charged. The worthy Alderman (Cox) whir presided iu the aflame, of the Lard Mayor, ant rusticity agreesag wit a Mr. Kell in the tenth of his übeerval Mee, ordered ►ie to be reasamikd iis a future day, A linty of family and fortune in Groovenor-street who dairy lio 11111 l r to the elevated situation in life in which Providence has placed tier. on Sunday even ing last 'Uncharged ['vitro( her sensuous at a minuted warping.. lair -tiensg 40,1114 of cord playing tits sooe etrising. et I ius:e J l'here woo • repoetioltbilief r Iroccit to so sesittsitic. ma its way from Loosiki to that city, wus rubbed, and tlw guard 001411111111‘. • ' • rr' Itematibia • . . OMIT OF CIPANDIRT. Lasses hid 10 "Wro MUMS w tostorlara - )1 The LoaD CIIANICILLOS mom into Cott* tit belf-post ten o'clock. A lIKHIPONTITIOUS CHILD. isabtuos v. svavvisort. , Mr. Wrienlll.l) rioted that the circumstance* el 'llli. case must WSW bin rrecollectinn of the Court. His Lordship had directed's° issue to try the legitimacy of ,lass Elisabeth Harriet Sergis sos . th e s epp owi l dauehter-of the late e I 14 . _co l ors ..... sod it h a d beets directed that the: tr'u'stees of 'Miss Screamers and her mother should be,tlwe Ploortsits in the scum, at law. Ile lard now only In trouble his Lordship on a single lionit; the Use hawk; elapsed for the trtal takeue place. hr lied to ask that it should be enlarged, and slink a variation s'uoislil be suade its the impolite' to exclude Alec Sergiss,,,, G am b eing a Plaintiff in the action, or horn% the mactisermerst of it. dud Its case the Court should not think proper to grout it, that else trustees might be at lilted) , in systs s a cs e theinaelrea from being Co-Plaiiitifra. Hr moved this cm the g 44444 1111 t h at Mrs. Sergisoam hail interfered in the management of tam snit. mad was trying to taken out of the howls uf theSarlicitor, who hitherto carried it ou fur the benefit of the infant. It was the wish of the trusters to have the question faithfully toed, so as it alight be put au cud to at ones by a verdict of le jury. Mr. Herr. Counsel fur the Defendant at law, said, he was smote that the Court could not •hlige the 'ousters to be Plasma& without they thought proper. He would, however, have tapes:led that some limiest remora would hove barn assigned for excluding Mos. Seteissuil Isom bring a Plaint tf. .Ile could only suppose that the tutentinis of the truaters moo to get her out of the action as a party. and slut to ran tttttt r her as a WI 1111.1111 on the trial, but leave et to his client to call her, which "mold make her his orris witness, and put it cut of his power to impugn her evidence, and is case his client did nut call her, iii, Cuitiasel fur the trustees would tons nom , ' uu 111 M. 111111 Say, you would Mice called the mother of as a witness, only you knew it wools' weaken your case. , Mr. FARRAR followed on the same side, and con• tended that the applicattiou ought not to be granted, as it would trod tin increase the expense of the pie ties. which had already been very cousiderable, hes sides the trustees on the trial might prove a prima fneie ease . an d not call Mrs. Sergissoia, sod when she was called by his chent.shentight nut be fussed. The LORD CHANCBLIAIR asked if Moo. Sergiossoo had been serves) with twice of this applicatio n , arid not receiving a satisfactory inspirer. Ilia Lordship observed. he would not leave the moodier of the child out of the case without her common. He would, ;weev e r. say, if she was left est of it as a party. and did nut come forward as a wit ness sass the trial, for which purpose every pan, might call her, he would immediately stop the sa line:slice of the young lady. The motive commenced • by saying that there. was a dartfallee of opluints be toren the trustees and Mrs. Sergisson, and after. words he WOs asked to believe that she had consented to the application. If she did cuswent, then it would be for his opinion whether it should be grouted: if she did nut Coisseiti, hint it would he tuts much fur hint to say tbst she should out take ass interest in it. sliest she sass the young lady is the child of her body. Hut if there had been any im proper conduct on her part which ma 'e her unlit to lie a Manna, it must be stated to the Omit. es it might make it untiecessary to try the issue at all. lie, therefore. directed the mutton to stand ov e r mild Thursday. sod in the menu tune to give Mrs. Sereissuis notice of it. The rtinainder of the day was occupied. mail half-past flare o'clock, in hearing motions of no iuser..t. except to the parties concerned. His Lordship ruse at dist hour. SPRING ASSIZES. The Assises fur the Cuusity of Berkseonsmetterd on 'sorra ir :tt Resiting, lwfure Mr. Justice floutoYD mill Mr. Justice KICHARDIIott. There was nu ease of public interest w the I isi Prima Court. The follosiiig ism calendar of the P~i.ourrr. with ili- issue of their *resod finals: Loses Alexander, charged wit► feloniously stealing • sad chaise harness and other articles, the property of Utah knight mid Williaw linight.—Seven years transpor tation. Marie Baker, charged with Incise. in eompeay with her betake-, tlfillient Knight, and Ass Shuttle, stoles a *beep, the property of George Rummy. of bounte.—Not John Merin, charged with having robbed Sarah Sliaaswkk of 2111. iu bank outea—Not Guilty . William Dudley, charged oak strange a wetbev chap l et Shniteahrook, the premeny Si Thos. Shoctel.—Death. Thomas Sam, charged with Mavis, broken and catered she duelling hnose of gkrelrmin Greater, of Bray, sad stealing tbereout 131. is bank mean. gar.—No Bill. James iiiihavark, charged with havirtgattempeed met Ire to the premises of Waltman Tout*, elf Hieseo....44olGuilay. James Etiwarda. charged with matiessliog .a watch, the property of hie meater, Me. lloadatt, of Newbaary...—Two ) ears isoigosea I. Edward Ever Julia Grego, James Talbot, mid Edward Wedge, charged ' with stealing a lime-piece, value Sale. the properly of John Siergem, Emu of New Wlndoer.—Deeth. Willies Greco end Soma! Sprees, charged with Whig bn.kers into the dwelliingdeouse of Nary Waits, et Sidles, and Mealtime a coat. ate....Destb. William Buggies, charged with idealise a ewe sheep, lb, property of Ricbanl Broad,..Desib. William Knight, charged with stealing a sheep from a fulfil, et Shallopuroe, the property Si George Bumpy—Nut William Lawrence, charged frith stealing a grey posy, from atiseltion, Wiles, the prolerly Si the Rec. t Trodway.--Desth. Richard Lyfuril, charged with Imo*, at Padwectia, stoke three geese. the property of Thomas Sharp.—Two years primismeat. Ruben Newton-charged with &Maio,* hi ing,Thomas Fiumme, at Speem—•These aneut. . tit i) ,INLI 7'4 . .Vitivoictre fan %OW .asof so• ..foso .too •• ; f 1. ~, v 'Mt OMAN 114 , POORTIII 111101" AL TIM • • 1/111110001t GUARD& • • • itisishdid,_ WI and MI PIMP WIPPIIIIIIIIO at the Yeti AllenPisl, Roams, switVedoetaiwy evening Ism. by she 016cese.of the et h Royal 'roosts Dragoon Guards. is the misses* rionsiliee reeldeut so that Cs/ sad aeiglibieerbeed. Upward' of 600 noritalvews •lessl beers Mooed. On this occasion the isoerier of the greet mom enistbiled a spleeduisr awl brilliancy never before remeinhered, wool which, in• eed. could wet have Iseasvesiperned, when it is recollected in hoe shirt a lisle Abe Committee had to complete their prepireinem. 'fl u ' c.ap draw perseuteel by this inagoolluent building , tram the cyle used ele gsuce of the decorrissno., and the otiskiiig effect produced by theerstioe view of the whole length of the moos sna.sy columns. that wham 11. e room, was sstoisishisig. Thy portico at the en. trance wee brilliantly illusausaoeJ •britri the " G. IV. IL" The 'roadside was fitted sip as a unlitery teat —it was lineal with dragoolo guerds in state moil/non% and decked out wish all the glittering p,nnply arra,. awl illumined by a cliasolelior s which cast is. light on piles of runs and lance, disposed around in various devices. 011 entering the room, the ammo% spleildosi of the scene elicited the surprise anal• admiratiou of every one. Tate grandeur and magnificence of this Egyptians hall were fully di.playrd by the removal of the setts flat had beets so lung fixed to the oil lars--awl she whole of this eistely colonade was sera uncovered to the Wye. The eltarecter of the room was thus restored. arid the tree proportions of the columns, et once graceful and isajestoc. marked with great effect that unity of design soul Egyptian grandeur it was the aim of it. architect to obreiso. It might truly he designated The hall of Colosimo,. In addition' to the usual cliendeloers, whia.lt hold upwsrds of 200 was colones, a blase of light poured from the niches behind the .uade—tl.e sr were illuinissated alternately with large lamps and pyramids of wax tight.. decorated with laurel—the effect was extremely hrilliasit. mid relieved, in a great measure. the friate apiteaosoce of a puhlic nsouriiiiig. Trrmes ••••1 ibedestads supportisig figures, others with lamps, csiolelabras, manor jars, ke. were placed in the 'mental' of the Mouses. From the cornice iu the four colliers of the room, were suspended Ilse banner of E..elsud—thst of Scotland—that of Ireland—awl the lls n ost tag. A temporary orchestra, ornamented with wreaths of roses and laurel, end swords in suiffer, mad having at each end 'tarlatan's. surmounted with laisces 11/311 erected opposite the lellifeallee to she small room; and here was placed the Qoadrille Band of the York Winter Assemblies.. All elliptic platform *e a rani ad behind the columus, at the upper end of the room. on which was stationed the excellent band of the regiment. The decoratiosis here were extremely beautiful, and the appearance of the bawl. with their glittering helmets rod full dress uniforms, produced a magic effect that peculiarly attracted every eye. The feast was* screen of trellis work. wreathed with laurels sod other evergreens, inner. spersed with roses, the upper part festooued with coloured lamps, and at each end were pieced liners, from the extremity of which fluttered banderols or twill atrgtlta. During the arrival of the 111411111. piny, and between the dance,, the band performed Latinos pieces of martial music, and their own national melodies. The Buur was painted in water colours, etched with black. awl exhibited a series of designs which reflect the greatest credit on the stylist. A wide bonder of Arabesque ran rouse) the room; in the centre was a grand noloary trophy; et eschew! was the King's cipher, with the Imperial and Royal Crowns, and in wher parts were tiara ducrd—the White House of 'hoover, the Star sod Motto of the Order of St. Patrick—bring the badges of the Regoneut. The richness of the de. sigor, and the style of execution was extremely happy. The tea-room of the Winter Assemblies was appropriated for refreshments of ell soots before supper. The compaisy began to arrive soon after Moe. rod curitioued without iotertmesion tall hull. past ten, when the room hail become excessively crowded. and (hoeing commenced. The ball was opened by Colonel Somalia and Ludy Jultustone, who led off the fist country dwoce to the tame ef— 's gang nil moire so you toms." Four lets danced, shoot thirty couple its 'sell set. Qua oodles sweateded, and were danced with much spirit by flatteriag fair, It Whose steps of lightens woke so echo there" At one, the bugles sounded—the elitism& curtain that divided the rooms was drawn up, and the supper anoounced. Nothing could be more bril limit than the effect produced by the arraugement of the tables. which were formed into a hollow squire, the whole length of the room. A mass of the regimental silver plate presented itself to the view, placed on a side-board. over which was a large pier glass, wreathed with roses, sad et each end wetted the richly embroidered sisaiderila of the regiment. The side-board was covered with mag nificent ornaments in candelabras. glocieres, tweets% cups, &c. etc. and the body of wax-lights produced ktoost superb effect. The supper was served on very costly and rich chins. and was MOM 1111MilitiT sootily and abunJantly provided with every deli cacy in season. and the choicest wisp's, whith had been procured from London for the occasion. The ornaments on the table were trowel wed elegant, and that of Clifford's Tower was particularly noticed: From till si of akkawals not more than 200 persons emelt 414666. N sapper at once ; the room. therefor!, loopidhd open the rest of the teasing:— 1tx. , . 1 7 , " Well seeelliCstamerpset and the ball : Aed the why audio( Prim'', trans, Links Grecs and Harossay ill bappisat duties." The druciag wits kept up with great sprit. read the °Seers of the regiment. seal u I otsely atteut it* t. thew , se ija e i s i ii . )1•4314 Mae 141 . ii Wa.Cksa. mai Mr , . Smiler This issWels, worc - Urrowilikle•.B. Ab 5....". ivaleinsomeatairr Soft 1 011.FMNIMallibli r li.N. Mr. and am Fna l lia s ammillarses Know. R. tr. Mr.. Sykes, CAMMesi Hvrham,l.a Ni.... Hnibms, Captain Madlekh. avpi Rah 610.30 d Map. lk . artill MID H. V...1ut . , In Misers Clorrek Mr. 0... a 1.. Muss 1... r... a, • . Mn. asnl Mite li.worm.ss, Mr. j'airsse. Mr R. I) Mini Graham, It.. H. Ms.. mod. a•Hr film-. • Markham, llr and Mimes klarkansta. Mr. U. L. Thetrm•ntr. Um. and Urn Thainipers. hlr. sail AN* Towed% Mr. •••1 Mo. Pleases. 111.• Mesmer, Mr. end 31ra Lea.rial, Me Mn. Halton. Mr G. sad the NlO l .ll / ..n, ~...I Mr Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Hinlora*„ Ur. mad Ilse own 4 .o. * Heimontbr, Mh. G. Csionopmes, Mrs. and Mile Ill4fal.a I. Me. and Prisheries, Miss lies , Her. F.. Sarum 4, Mr.. and Mae Cnplry. Mr.. aud Ni.. Getl.ena, Mr. G. Hartley, Na., Seeinssrsli, Ins 1)1,..r. Wt. ham, i-• Mellott, Mr. Trearker. Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Nr. J W. nt worib, Mr N,.. sad Miss.. Isiii.w,"Meini•e.l Mr.. Campbell, Mrs. and lie ins Antra Loyd, Mr. a.. 4 Mimes Agar, Mrs. mod Mows Wi l •ek.y, g.. 0 Mr. Mr. Cheilncli, Moe. RYON Dr. sail W.h., Mr. mid Mrs. H. Turres„ Mr. F. iiaulr , tee 31i•srs Elnirlier,, Mrs. sod Vie Mimes Mobilising, lee Mr. Hotsineses, Mr. Terthold, the Mr. Monk's, Mr. T. Place, Mr. and she Mn.... Machsi., Mr. Glesdner, lk. o.lJsr, lie Wawa IL...Men arsJ the Muse. Serj..autses, Mr. Cinolunrr. Rea. H. Ch... tuner, Mr. Cm.ke„ Mrs. sad Mies Rielsatihron, Mr. J Mu Carlin, Mr. Chulasley, Mr. Meth. M..' Mustau, Mr. J. 1). Taridy, Mr mid Mtn So•nii, F. Mrs. mi.l 1... 111 11111111 Wrentham, H.. 1aw5...., M.. at Misr Willey, Mr. Willey. H,.. H. and tau Misses Kiithinx. 01.11. Mr. 'lnwood, Mr. Dunker, Mr. and Mrs. Pin..., Ml.l Mania, Mr. Gwen, Mrs. Hutson, Mr. G. H edam. Sin. no .1 Miss Wrsy. Mr.. and Mimeo Slavin, Mr. Mkorini., u n a ry . Menus . William, Rm.1...d Si,,. Fo. h.,rtl, Mr Pr. a- Wu, Mr. end Abe. Rtrkas, Mr. .u 4 New Morley. 1. a. , il Sheers Dims, Mr. Mo. 111111 IWv Mine Alkisiihri, Mr Gun, Mr. llamas, Mr. thishow, r 4 ~. GEN EH4 L ELECTION. Centenary Election wi'l lake place this day. A. Mr. &Mee mid Mir J. Homy wood bale 4. rth.rd c it it; raps•. J skid Mr. Lashiugton and Lord Clifton will be returned Wit 'Naomi ion. Lind Monde. entered Tank or Illatardity, with aw inonernat egllC4lllllll of aupporiera n to curtest fur the city am dew {t•ae Intrreat. All was bwrir military quartered at 114 Barracks (dm Futon Draction Guards) manned ill. ntitth. ass their mum for the adjacent towns, torrents till after Me Elrctiou. NAPOLEON. .....lIMM Extract from a fetter. dated St. Helena. Bth De. cembre. 1910: _ - " I bad as opporionity of seeing Bonaparte • few day* bark. walk bor Moog yob mama hie G,SIP,SIII up avid iln•n before the Mllianlmsioni. lbws of his s u et isifursorit me thin Lis health. though far from bring good, has isioreve4 Moir Ilse arrival altos sorgeco. Aolimmarebi. The taller, it seen.., had taken the precasitiou of rommiting *unit of the tir , t Physicians to Imisetuo, all of whom agreed iu opus ~,, as t., IM stature of the patient's complaiot, nod the or -enmity ..f his going through a arum of medicine. The fullnwing tern( iskes plasm daily at Longwood :—Every *turning C a p lain Nichols, the Ursierly Vane, knocks at flee door a Bonaparte 's Moss,. soil demand( to see him in the imam of the G..verisnr. Bertrao4 klnisibulou) replies, Si... be will not receive kiss, an 4 Ike Urdeuly watches off without dematoling may thing further. Illiseitholost le cow( Mime oft accurst of ijl health. Bertrand sod Madame Ni hau him in a few months!' • 4 , 41.. s mos ...stall, charged with striding three sistibms pro rrty of Thomas Sharpe, at Rid. • Jolts spray, charged wit h interims N Jolts Harris gorged note for lye pound., pirporting to be of Iles Sisk la Raid} laud. AN wilts 'mettles to William Wilder,. tossed Nis fur use posed, purporting to be of the melte tees years traiiporaation. James Tishri, charged with otealitig 11INIt the pro- perty of Jdo ft ifeasioweroft, charlitite e 1 1'' *Ns eirlltne, of Saoth sfifll • CPA, untie lirei, hot Niel the sureepal 4 11 ' olde, ended/ft thalty. ' • 516. -" Vmes seperebie—did soot permit the ON to deport until Iraq to sin is the opginp & 011tets of the regiment weretheir stiperti court dresses ' • sod by the peetiqthir drare of th eir Colonel. LoeAf Grout Isemj' 'he' . 91L4re tor , the WA Hewers Appeared so their 'ail uai faun., wadi, considereN7 . etifierard the sUinbtot. bleck et the menial. The Cooititittee to , taste end ,ez- eiiiees a'a aeh is •' , ' • ...' _. ' elonel Rom; t ar Mille Ilehltl 1 tedd ;L i 7l, l ` . s rr. S:i,jB4 l UMW is ' W ' , 'at the 'ppo- pela=it Tr'. Ili .Wil tieh4Vkiie tad Leap Mal 7HE TURF. WITTING AT TArrosALL:s, MAIM' G. DURST. 8 to I apt Arbutus IS to 1 apt Brother to 13 to apt batter Whisker II to I apt alit oat of Cat 1$ So I apt Doke II to 1 spit Broiler to 120 to I opt Patolarre. Blocher OAKS. Si to 1 opt dot Sorcery f j 7to 1 opt Mafioso. RIDDLICSWOBTII. 4 to 1 agst Mr. Wortley* I 4i agog &lima liaplumard e. I $ to 1 eget Pmdorms No alteratioss im the St. Leger. war AVTRLLIORNCE EXTRA. Witt AUGUST MEETING, 1820. I blob OAT. Aearipbbibbb sby the rititellltimi Stakes of sfles, each, b. ft. Last wile sad threeloarters. Boaiface, S y'ra. eli , Ilst. Otbo, S yrs. old,' ht. Mb. • Lord Daeliaftwah gr. k. by Swarm, S yrs. old, Set. Sib. Tortlli, 5 yrs. 014, ht. 41b, Acceptation* for Ow Kliwyeawsire Sabot of 'Op. each, b. ft. Lad while sad • half. .4145.1.,w, 7st. 51b. Galatea, 7st. 1411 r. Seth, 7st. 131 b. Died, last week, al Jamas* Abbey ewer Bedell, 1 0 ;ailose, by Memory, eel of a Hama awe. Ste was krill by the Earl of .E4revatiat, and is sepommtd.ht tore hoe* olio or ibe oldest brood glares io Enema*. Ake was f. 010,1 iis sad woo timiOaks in 1795, mallow girds proJeserd sereuterm cans ardilliaa, lamay at thaws ibid rimers. • no :. • ! 'L.! , :$ ' Ivi•I • 7 . " •••• williffeedsbeSed ARNIM M5..64.4 - k .Altlh, issepii. •1 Qty Owed , *ha. IlltlerrAt " 4 410 "m -bar or Sarl 4 doe, were comp • • armse !pry ws 7 taresling sod well-eolitestra . rape, iletty was We. li. be Midriff, is favourer ibe Scotch Balton Cloorsiag Best/q. are isformeil.llip.eue apsst blwltows. that tie, proem, swots if She weatbilLflas 'moped this alleetiai Is be peetpsisiest ; it is tbereferaasiti saaertaiis whew It will take place. • .......gAtaarS/Xlll.ll/41/ I CM. A loaf* for fatly guise's woo deciskil ea Mooddy tie Mk lag, kayo's ilk. 'Tbatitreses asses, 4 yroro Sst. VIA. sod Mr. Wiloos's ISSre, Yftli 0 1 4, li&• from Bar Walagole Bar Ibis ally, lo Newbold 80. dear Hull, sod so retorts kielo:c, o disuses of 74 milts. 7 bey sowed ay Orris o'clock 11 she isiorlioy, sod is w. prolbcoms by Ur. IliacOrray's lOW is or**. Noses 'sod Ilsirty-Sor ' mt. rote,. Ur. WiliSS . • OEM Seas .boocked she as Gicromoo, Bs% wilk4l4 spit a• 4 obalrottkor sad del4 she woe egeniog ; owe .sIl 4 001.4.410,_0401_,4,0“7—r; se. 3 l IPPr ".,___ ° y AZlAlilli," - - .2.11a.r - ei 0 .,..4 tu•-ti • I I . A meeting' tank placii`ii ,44:hrOk. esteSoy risoiniug, toil geld likiiiallsii"doW ... iiiseflii til"111481e, th e K il bri. e 4c,,.. net '. .• it? m.n.-1. #a ir s ..f--.i A KA er : N 1 W ....., 3 4,0..: ..,slt ar :... 1 .4 A.... i 2P.-1 !Ri l , I A r" .t . 1, , • - . t ILai r ; li l e t 4: 7l.—'' Ite istri , Illlim X i l l Illiftia, l 4ll* • ei ' ' W' . " • .4 1 I • -a.. A n • 4 1 1 q f I •