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LONDON SESSIONS. Yeederdr• theoe Seniews easisearea before Op I ORD MAYOR, thl AMPIII4III RCHOLIV. C.IIIIIITII, &e HUMANLY ASSAULT UPON A FEMALE. William fiend, a fellow who is iu the ►ervice of a berse dealer, named Joseph Tapley, of Croydon, and Aldersgair. •treet, was hied upon an indictment charging him with hav e., beaten and attempted to expose the person of a s cry in. tere•ling young woman, named Harriet Harding. TM. was • very gents case, and fully supported by the ••idence. The Prosecostrix stated that shs bad borne four clt.Wren to Tapley. The Jury found the Prisoner The Hirroaorm, in miming 'lenience, •hoped that Tapley would be brought to justice. ll.‘ad bad acted tinder the sanction and authority of that person; and justice impost the principal mover in thin di.graceful transaction was riously called for. Head wan then sentenced to imprison. 'vent in the Giltpur-street Cumpter for six calendar mouths. These was an exprrs•ioo of applause is the Court. 'the Itrcottoan then addressed Harriet Hardinrond ad. v'aed her to consult those who were qualified to instruct her •s to the propriety of bringing Tapley before the Court. He mewed her, that in the event of a conviction the fellow 'Noun! he compelled to do her justice fur the serious tsjuries she bad received at his bands. POLICE. SOW-STOUT. As ezautinalio• took place yesterday out • charge pre. breed by Mr. Tbonsas Reid, of Nigh-street, liampan a satinet his son, Joshua Reid, a young man about swell.) , one year. of age. The Prisoae► had brakes open has eftotk, and robbei him of 25 sovereigns, and other onu ny Tbe money was fogad on the Prisuser, and be was commit ted to Renate fur trial. I(AtLBOROODH..TItEST. THE DEEP ONE FOILED AT HIS OWN GAME. A dt frr who with oaten, Wirt Ozford.streef, picked up a young man of respectability in the shove street, and of- Urged bim • sly bargain of • watch fur ralelsie four guiles* sod a half. The peraun had lately bought Some erperienee a this way (rum a gang, and be put the watch in his pocket and walked to this office, where the tradestna• followed. The Magistrate-could take no cogaizanee of the matter as no taciney Irag paid. thi leaving the office Me duffer violated the watch, sad the young man said he wouldittep it, Red Are him fur it. le Itie controversy at the office dour the duffer returned fur his hat into the Magirtratr's roses, and to the interim the holder of the watch had got rotted the corner into Arfiyll •trevi, and • wag pot the def r upon a wrest Kent, sod be lost the watch atturrthee. ANECDOTE W A DOS'. The following interesting and authentic iirstatice of the fidelity of the dog bus been obligingly con- Vetted to its " Ma. EDITOR—A beautiful liver-coloured hitch, be. ',aging to James Clarke, one of. the convicts now under arnvence of death in our county gaol, followed Ler owner there on his commitment in October last, and leas remained .ortm•licre about the prison walls ever since. The faith. fol animal was then in excellent condition, fat, cleaa, and sleek ; hut poor Data (that is her name) lost that fostering hand that administered to her necessities, and be. tog destitute of a master and a home, has been picliug op her precarious and scanty subsistence on any midden that yelled a hone or offal. At length oar late Avian came, and Clarke was conveyed with about thirty culprits from Ote prfoon to the County Hall for trial. How wonder. hol is instioci! oo one could tell poor Ditch that her beloved master was condensed among the thirty cell. wits is the caravan, or in its attendant crowd : but t :at surprising facility which the God of Nature has 1 , -* 'wed on the species, brought this faithful animal to the tail of the caravan, and notwithstanding the con. s:able's staves site followed as thief mourner; watched all Vie cloy about the Court derail: the trials. and whru the wizavan returned is the evening poor Dutch bad dropped i,lO the slimes:tuition, sad was following it bark to the messily gaol; with weeping eye her condemned m:ster raw Ler, and raid, Ah, poor Dutch, how thin !" but here description fails : it may be mink better conceived than described. Tile jay that pervaded ever y pa r t of the poor aaitual was such that he actually shivered with raptors:. When the vehicle arrived at the gaol, poor Dutch was /het oat. And now, what was to be dose? she retired le • distance, and seating herself oa a mousd, purveyed onsionaly the prison, gave four loud mud pitiful yells, us if she had said, Alas! my master, thy well known voice hits just cheered my hi aft, utd now let one die with thre."—The poor animal then 'solemnly and slowly walked away. " Mr. Editor, the moralists from Solomon downwards have as rat us to the •iiimsts for instruction. Let nuns de evil snit say good shall come. What a frigilful monster sin is, • Imo eves , the animals are brought into sneering circa.- •tances by it ! Surely this example enforces sh e s t o w s of patienee, and perseverance : Such at rennet age the trying mist Hones and history of " POOR DUTCH. " Shrewsbury, April 10." (Shrewsbury Chronicle.) The Su►rey hunts races will take place tormor row (Wednesday) on Epsom course, mod ■ fine clay's sport is expected. There are six races in the %bole, under the management of the owners of the different packs of hounds. On Good Friday, as Sir 1 1 . 7 1L1.1A111 ELFORD, Baronet, of Bickhaau, after attending divine ref s ice, was mounting his horse, • stone on which he stepped slid •way, which caused him to fall ; and pitching on his elbow, lie broke his arm. Surgical assistance was immediately procured, and we are happy to hear that the worthy Baronet is in a fair way ot . recovery. A letter from Paris of the 10th inst. says—" Mr. ZEA, the Columbisit Minister herr, yesterday deli. cared a diplomatic note to the Ambassadors of the ' &ft.:rent European Powers at this Court, demand ing the recognition of the independence of Colum bia. It is extremely well written, and the language is hold nitsl firm." An official return to an order of the Home of Commons of the Establishment for the collection of the Customs in Ireland stabs the annual amount of salaries at the Port of Dublin at 64,5051. Is. 10d. this includes tier Commissioners, whose total imbue is 5,3001.; one of these officer, annual salary 1,0001. 15 now vacant. A like return fur England fur the Fort of London, includes 1,4001. a yesr each, with 6001 additional to the Chairman,. and 3001. additional to the Deputy Chairman. An Inquisition was taken yesterday al Mr. Dignans's, the Red Lion, Houghton-street, Clem-market, on the body of HMI It MI , a widow 58 years of age, who was beret to di •th at the house of her nephew us Sunday. Mrs. IrtatLiN, the niece, staled, that she breakfasted with her, and Irit her reclining ►er heed in a chair, dosing, with a shawl over bit head, i■ the parlour, which she was arena. tumid in do. This was about eleven o'cloa k, and aunar time sl•rr she hail occasion to go up smirs, and she braid some deep mamma, and un entering the parlour the clothes of ilea deceased were is a blaze as alie .at in the chair. Witness threw the hearth -tug over her, and use of the lodgers assist ed in removing her. Her cl o thes were [mead, burnt off her perm's, sad she Correa aev.ral hears, alien she died. ompt medical dab WOO or a o avail. How her clothes took hi, cam only imemijoetarodi Verdict—Accidental Ikea _.•111•11=111 THE ARMY. • On Sittirdny seunighl, four companba of Ihr ruyal Tele. ran Ismothon, comniumliti by Colonel Tome, •rreed in I,tintiondeery from Newry, to take the duty of the 23J wh i ch were ender w.f.,' tr. proceed to B•.yle, mid fur nhich place lbw fine regiment has marched. PRDESTIIIANISM. Rnvv►lßLD. APRIL 11 —Mr. Wright will have completed this eveniiig 700 mile.; be is still labouring with • cold, awl the weather beimg so severe for the last three or four dais, has been much against him. He yesterday was 'trod upon by a person 'bat wan walking behind him, which took the akin off his ankle, and ratiard his leg to swell a liithe this morning; be, however, feel* confident of being able In complete his task ; he has lost 14 pound. i■ weight since his rommr•erment. Belling, 6 and 7to 4 against him. NRwC•,TLt—On Tuesday last G.-oige Wilson, who had undertaken to walk 90 miles in 21 1141CCCIOM hours, com pleted his task 14 minnies within the time. He coin. mewed on the rare ground at Itieweasile.opon-Tyre at 12 o'clock on !Holiday, •nd 'hough the ground was in a very bad state, owing In • fall of snow and rsio, he finished, ■s •hove stated, at 14 ninnies before 12 on Tuesday. There was an immense concourse of people, amounting to no lens thaw 14 or 15 thousand, who loudly cheered hint, and -waived • subscription for him. Wilson is 58 years of age, sad shout 5 feet 7 hickey in height. We understand that a worthy Baronet, seeing that the pedestrian was going to walk home alter his great exertion, hiateard in his gig to the Queen's Bead, ill Newcastle, and sent a chaise rad four, is which Wilson was coaveyed to the said inn. SINGULAR AND AWFUL CIRCUMSTANCE. At the Warwick Assizes, on Monday week, an adieu, was brought to set aside the rodirol of • will, and thereby pt possession of a legacy of 1001. and about rine acres of laud. The of the wltaesors for the Plaintiff were guilty of such prevarieutiou, that the Joey, without hesitation, returned a veer/let for the Uefe•daat; and the Judge, after indignantly commentiog upon their criminal audacity, and observing t►at two other (whom N. Lordship did not more particu larly speify) appeared to ►e implicated, ordered thee to be committed for peijory. At this moment • person in. formed the Court that the Plaintiff, who was apparently in good health us the morals', bad died saddesly at one o'clock iu the day. SWINDLING. A Cut most iegenioesly enslaved and succesfully carried into execution on Saturday last, is scarcely to be cleaned on the words of fraud. It was equal to that practised on 1t.... dell and Bridge, thejewellers, some time ago, but thorniest Ave is only at She expeinie of tnir costly gold watches. The roindler, who called himself Mr. iVinier, is rather above the griddle s ire, was deemed in a brown frock coat, wesra large whi,kers, and is well calculated fur imposition in *Mem and manner. A house iu Sur i ham pionmreet, Strand, or copied by Mr. Holt, the Barrister, having been silveitiieil to be let, Mr. Winter called about it several times lost week, and he appointed Saturday last to call with some ladies, when he could give a final answer, and the servants were desired, if the °memento-were from home, to "hew the gent:swan and his potty into the dining.ruom. Having secured this point Mr. Winter called upon Mr. Ely, a jeweller, at the latter end of the week, and, after looking over some grilles in the shop, he desired that some ladies' watches might be brought to hi, residenbe, No 5, Southampton-street, at a cettaiu hoer on Sat nrday for inspection. The swindler callid some time before she jeweller was expected, and inquired if the ladies, who weue to meet him there, had called; and on being iftformd in the negative, be affected surprise, mid tie. sired them to Le informed of his arrival when they came. He was skewu into the front drawing room, but be preferred t►e adjoining room, sad desired the servant to shew a gentleman who would call into the front room, and let him know when be a , r;e,.l, The jeweller was to his lime with the goods, and Mr. Winter paid him a visit, mud after looking over the gond* he releeted four watches, wo.th 1001. to sbew the ladies in the trot room, instead of winch he took his hat, *ad walked off with the watches After waiting until out of retrace the jeweller rang the bell, and the servant mimed Mr. Winter, who had promised her servitude, the laudlord his new tenant, and the jeweller his watches. SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN YORK. We hope the follow's!! distressing occurrence will Mtve its proper effect upon those who keep ferocious dogs for the purpose of guarding their property:—Os Wednesday morn ing last, about seven o'clock, Thomas Riley, is Ile rat. ploy of Mr. Croft. plumber and glazier, of that city, west to Mr. Sirswortler, grocer, in Castle•gstc, in order to put a square into the window which was in the yard. A very ferocious dog, kept by Mr. S was in the yard at the time the roan est..red it, but it appeared to lake so uotice of him until be took his rule from his pocket and applied it to the square be was about to repair, wheii the dog instantly seized him by the arm; the man with his other baud grappled the deg by the throat, and dragged hiss into the street, where, thee struggling with the animal fur some time, during which it seized him in various parts of the body,. person fortunately pasied with a chisel to his hand, uhieb be pleop ed low the dog's throat, and forced him to reliequi e b his grasp. The pour sufferer was t.ow enabled In get a little way from the spot, but the dog again followed sod seized his victim, who was, however, at last rescued from his peri. loos utilisation, very much hurt, though we are happy to hear he is now dolts)! well. Ou this subject a correspondent sayf—" It deserves to be Immo, that if one of the foie paws of a dog, in the set of biting, is strougly squeezed is the hand, he will iassiedietely leave bold, and will be usable to close the jaw so as to do any injury with his teeth so long as the pressure is applied. The sole of the dog's foot should he placed in the palm of the bend. 1 know an instance (says he) in which this method was applied to a fierce mastiff its a very angry state, with complete success." His Majesty's Mote, which is to convey Sir G. NAYLY• to Denmark, s.ils in the course of nest week. It is commanded by • son of the excellent Earl Srinctt•, and his Lordship, merely for the p'ea.nre of the voyage, will accompany his sou. It has been reported to us that SIT GRORGE'S mission to confer on the King of DESDIASII the honour of the Garter, has been retarded is. consequence of his Dani.h MAJESTY having been afflicted with St. An thony's fire. Estract of • letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Constantinople, dated March I I : " This Goveroeuest has renewed its purchases of eons, and though our wools are apparent, and our supplies chiefly de. pending on Russia, the answer of the Porte to the demands of that Power is such as to render the issue of this prat question very doubtful. Csptain Fell, of the sultan, for Alexitodria, reports that a Maltese brig, from Cantu to the former place, had been taken an•l carried tato the port of Cacao by a Griek armed reeel, and liberated by ■ British leader belougiug to the Cambrian frigate. The lovers squadron lied been out 23 days without beteg heard of, lend it was supposed to have gone in search of the Turkish fleet, which, however, it was reported had reached Pima." The system of road-snaking adopted by Mr. TELFORD (who is now employed on the great Holy' ead-ruitd) is diametrically opposite to Mr. M'Anates; for Mr. TELFORD always forms a I.:midatioo for his roads of a regular pavement set carefully by hand. This prevents the clay or earh from rising np end mixing wish the road material,. mod gives the ►wad strength of equal degree over all it. parts, so that it never cuts our sinks tido hollows. THE TURF. BETTING ROOM—Molgomr, Aram 15. DBRBY. 6 to 1 mot Muley 16 to 1 swat Brother is 6to 1 sot Whalebone I Antooio 7 to 1 sot Brother to 18 to 1 Not Mystic Bruin, 1 16 to 1 eget Landscape 5 to 1 sgst Stamf or d 20 to 1 apt any other. OAKS. 4 le 1 eget Pastille 9 to 1 ■Rit Rosalind 5 to 1 art Whi zg i g 10 to 1 atm Tippityw.lebel 8 to I eget Met Ora 15 to I not Martaretta. j NEWMARKET STAKES. 5 to 4 agat Stag. ST. LEGER. 7 to I ant Swap I 13 to I apt Mr. Baird 9 to 1 apt Ajax I 20 to 1 &gat soy other. CATTERICK BRIDGE MEETING. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. The Craven Stakes of l 0 each; t wo.yr old.. Sat. 191 b.; three. Sit. ; four , Etst. 91h.; five, 9st.i six and aged, 9st. 41b. Mares and Geldings allured 31b. One mils and a quarter. (Seven Subscribers.) Mr. Lstrabion's Sr. c. Duasinane, by Macbeth, 4 yrs old (T. Nicholson) Mr. Allison's be. e. Viagra'', 3 y's old 2 Mr. J. Fergusoses b. e. Chomps Igoe, 3 yrs old 3 Lord Q beer's b. f. by Jouiper—Deville, 2 yrs old 4 Mr. Peter's b. f. Georgians, by WofuLt yes old 7t04 us Dausinase. Won easy. Produce Slats of 2545. each, b. ft.; Mrs, Set 31b.; 8.1. 31b. allowed, as. Two miles. (12 Subocrihers.) Mr..l Feresssee's eb. f. geese, by Walton (R. Johnson) 1 Mr. Jamey's eb, e. Tsars's, by Cervantes . Mr. Wyvill's b. f. Marchers, by Cowin, 3 Mr. Harrisne's b. f. Mlle Wortley, by Waal 4 The following also started, but were not placed : Duke of Leeds's b. e. by Mowbray, dam by Dirk Andrews Mr. Larabton's eb. r. by Leopold—Shvyberd'sdaas Mr. Allison's b. e. by osenuil;, out 01 Annabelle sto 4 eget Muss Wortley, and to 1 apt Mr. Lambton's colt. Won easy. Match far 100 p each, p.p. Yearling Course. Mr. R. Mason's b. e. by Walton, dem by Remembrances., Bdt. 41b. (Jacks* Mr. Diesdalee gr. colt, by Raphael, dam by Dent's Se lim, est. S to 4 oa the winner. The Foils' Slakes of 30gs. each, lOis. ft. &1.3;b. each. Two wiles. (4 Subscribrrs.) Lord Queensberry's b. e. Prlgarlick, by Woful, out of Eli. ssbeth (B. Staub). Mr. T. Peorse's b. c. Sl:Miler, by Waltoo 2 Mr. Lantbton's b. e. by Leopold, ort of Borodiro's dam .... . . (bolted) 3 6t04 on Pilgerlick. Easy. 7NIIIJD•r. Tile Old Stakes of ISgs each, 10gs. ft.; colts, Sit. 31b.; fillies, bat. Two mites. Mr. E. Petre's b. c. Theodore, by Worst, oat of Black lock's dsm (rarkson) Sir P. Musgrave's b. c. by Woful, dam by Shuttle klr. Lambton's b. c. by Don Cossack, dam by Sancho 3 6t04 on Tlieodure. Easy. The Fillies Slakes of 20gs. e.seh, p.p. Bst. Ooe mile and a half. Sir E. Dodsworlh's bay, by Woful, dam by Resent. brancer (R. Jobosoo) Mr. Gascoigm's b. by Amadia, out of blieba's Queen Mr. Franklaod's bay, Harriet, by Octavian Mr. E. Petro% bay, by Waal, dam by Shuttle Mr J. H. Mazwell's bay. Helen Mar. by Vtiscunni 0 Mr. Glover's ch. by Comm, out of Kinc Coil's dam Mr. La mbion's ch.& by Leopold--W at heote• 7 to 4 agat the winner, tad 3 to 1 apt Mr. Gascutgoass ally. Easy. The Teat-hog Stakes of top. each, thine Iwo-year old colts ; 13st. 31b. ilhes, 80. One mile. (II Snbseribers.) Mr. Pourlett's bl. filly, by Walton, dam by Orville (Scott) 1 Mr. B. Salvia's els. 1. by Cumuli (bought of the late Loid Strathmore) Lord Queensberry's pre. Hussar, by Whisker . Mr. Harrison's ch. c. Sit Roger. by Coma. 4 Mr. Benson's b. e. Romney, by Raphael Lord Stewart's els. e. Little fluidic*, by Biddiek Mr. J. Ferausou's b. e. by Comas, dam by Delpini Mr. Fraokland's eb. e. Crab, by Leopold Mr. Lamblor's grey colt, by Leopold, dam by Sir Harty Eltsoulale 0 2 to 1 agat Sir Roger, 5 to 2 apt Hussar, and the winger not mentioned. Easy. A Maiden Plate of 501. rising three yrs old, 7.1. four yrs old, Eist. 41b.; five six, and aged, Sat. 121 b. Mares and geldings allowed 311). (Ades as is May). Two mile beats. Col. Cradock's b. f. by Wuful, dam by St. George, 3 yrs old Or Lye) Mr. Allisates b. g. by Comus—Annabells, 3 yrs Cul. Croft's eb. f. by Census ' dam by Paul, 3 yrs 2 3 Mr. Lambtun's Ih. f. by Leopold—Rosalind, 3 via 3 0 Five were net placed—Colonel Croft's filly Ibe favourite. Easy. BEADNELL MEETING—(NorraumszftLAND ) THIJR•DAT, APRIL 11. _ . A Hauter's Stakes el MI. Gentlemen ridera. 3 mik beats. Mr. Powers's b. b. Dr. Blr °dab, by Apollo, aged, I:at. . . . (the owner) Mr. G. Smith's b. I. Cbiefisio, by Orr dle, aged, 12.1 (Mr. J. Bose) 2 2 Mr. Wriggle/worth% b. no. Coquet-Side, by I.sattaii 6 yrs old, I Ist.lolb. (Mr. T. Wriggli 'worth) 3 3 Woo easy. TURF EXTRA. On the 4th of April died at Rand Grange, near Redd., of an inflatnenation in the bowel., the high bred and beautiful •taltiva, Ebor, winner of the Doncaster St. Leger in 1817; bred by Henry Prime, Esq. of Beattie. He was got by °trifle, out of Constantin (the dam of Lisette, Ailment, Ste.) by %Valais! ; grandam Cuntessius, by Young Mantic ; great grandam Tubrmse, by Herod. Coo stoestio died in 1814, Ole day after Gating Ebor ; he was suckled by • cart mare. His death is the more to be la ineuteil,being the sire 'every promising racing stock. Mr. Kirby bus purrhasedu . f Mr. Cmrebtou the ehesout filly, by Leopold, 110 of Rooeliod, by Orrslle ; sod the ekes. filly, by Leopold, out of Withrow Lam, by Rem.- braucer, both rising 3 yrs old. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PLTIIIOII77II, APIIL 12. Arrived she Lady Popham', Jackie', from Jamaica, wind bound, with ber foremast sprout, sails split, furi topmast, matninast, bead, and maintop sail yards, 44. c. canted away, and the hell much dawsagedl, having experienced heavy gales, particularly on the 7th March off Caldicutt Castle; alau the Charhou, Iron Newcastle fur Quebec. PORTSMOUTH, •PRIL 14. - • - Arrived the Phan tna from • cswire; the Paribian (not the Spartan, as reported yesterday), from Jamaica, nigh specie; sad she yacht William and Mary from Dublin. DEAL, APRIL 13. _ . Came down from the River and remain in the Dowell the relieity, M'Dougal, from Madeira and the Cariarier, and the Idea, Aldridge, (ruin Mi►aanchi. DEAL, •PRIL 14. Cam* down from the River this morning the AKineowst, Mnhow, fee 11hhu sold Board; Lady s itte ,ll . from Quebee; Anne, Hursly,for ;hit; ; F;iesdr, Richardson, for ditto ; lliadep, Edmond, far bliromirkit ; Aurora, for ditto; Maim, fur New York; Newborn, Phillip., for Jamaica ; Elisabeth, Brody, for Qoehee ; Good Weal, Namely, for (IMO ; Lovely, Tate, for ditto ; Eqoity, Shirr, for Trieste ; bkiprey, Lordlry, for Quebec ; Kew, Lrodour, fur ditto ; kloriorr, Ltuaaldooms. foe New Yurk; Crows, Cot. bell, for Ilfracombe; Quoins &ears Petrie, fur Room ; and i•oilid wish t h e reel of dm oviward-bouod, with a light bias from N.E. NAT:ONAL eAcciNR Rsrenmsnmssr . 8.-revel lettere having been received by the Board of the National V.eritie Establiehment, relating to prosecutions instituted by their direction egainst medical practitioners and others, on the euhject of spreading the small pox, t►e solicitor employed to conduct such prosecutions has, by de sire of the Board, stated the following remarks for the gene ral information of those 111 whose Neighbourhood alum is jerions practice may occur. The principle upon which those prosecutions were con ducted was, that to be the agent in endangering the safety of the public, by causing persons in a state eapvble of cum municatiug an infectious disesse in be exposed and carried about, at like rusk of infecting others, is ■ punishable mis demeanor. On this ground • an apothecary, who inorolited ma n y children, and directed and authorised the parents to take them to his horse during the progress of the disease, along the public streets and highways, was inducted, and being run dieted, was sentenced to six woathe issprisonsteal. Is a ease of a differeut description .1., a woman who causrd her child to be inundated, and wilfully carried it along 'be streets while labouring under the disorder, was, on an indict ment against her, convicted and punished rills six months imprisonment. _ There is certainly no law at present to prevent the mie• chievous practice of •ariolous inoculation, bat, where it is resorted to, both the operator and the patients also , if the latter be of mature age, or if not, the parents or others who procure such inoculation, must be extremely careful that all communication with the public is avoided; for, if any ex po.ure should take place by the advice, or with the concur rence of the inoculator', or by the wilfulness or carelessness of others, they are liable to pi osccutioo, sad psnishabic by Roe and Imprisonment. The two cases above mentioned were argued before the Judges of the Court of King's Beach, and are store pub balled in the Term Reports. After this new proinnlgatiuo of that, which indeed was always an established rule of law, it is conceived that every Magistrate is boned, on his own view or, on a complaint made against soy persons who are found violating it, to interfere and take cognizance of the offence, as in the case of other misdemeanors. Pariah officers who bare the management of the poor, ought to prevent the practice of indiscriminate inoculation, and the illegal and dangerous exposure of patients 'offering under the small pox ; and whether they happen to be friendly to vaccination or not, probably a sease of duty, and "motives of humanity, may induce them, on such occasions, to assist in the laudable endeavour of any person to prosecute the uffeuders to punishment. By order of the Hoard, JAMES HERVEY, Registrar: • The Kinz against Burnett—Marie and Selvryu's Rep. vol. iv. p. Y 92. t Th; King against Vantandillo.—Maale and Selwyn, vol. iv. p. 73. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE DIVIDENDS. May 18. R. Perkier, of Lymingtott, Southampton, groeer, at one, at the Conrt of Commissioners of Bsiikrupts, sloghall.street, London. April 27. A. Keating, of the Strand, silversmith, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingluill street, London. May 4. R. Lincoln, of St. Jamer's.strives, Westmloster, hat ter, at eleven, at the Court of Commiuioners of Bank rupts, Basinghall-street, Loudon. May 4. S P. Seager, of Maidstone. Kent, dealer and chap man, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Easingball-street, London. May 4. W. Eiger, of Maidstone, Kent, grocer, at twelve, st the Court of Commissioners of Baukruptr, Basinghail. street, London. Aptil 18. .1. Cary, of Raquel-court, Fleet-street, London, merchant, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingliall street, London. May 4. T. Poster and E. S. Foster, of YAling, Kent, malt steel, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners col rum's, Basingball.street, Loadun. May 9. T. Butt,of Southampton, shoemaker, at twelve, at the Star Inn, Southampton. May 8. J. W. Smith and T. Townley, of Matichester,eattea spinner% at tea, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Mau. cheater. April 27. J. Adlington, late of Tottenham, Middlesex, builder, at one, at the Court of Commimiuners of Bank rupt% Basingliall-street, London. May IL W. Wilson, of Shakspeare-wslk,Shadwell. Middle sex, master-marmer, at eleven, at the Court of Commis. pitmen of Bankrupts, Basitiehallotreet, London. May 8. W. Durkin and J. Durkin, of Southampton, ship. builders, at twelve, at the Dolphin leo, Southampton. May 7. W. Cole, late ofSittningloo, York, falser, at ten, at Bartoo's Hotel, New Mallon. May 4. J. Willis, of Warduur-street, Westminster roach. maker, at eleven, at the Court of Commessiusets of &auk. ru pis. B.aiog►all-street, Lauda,. May 18. P. Atkinson, of liatlibone-place, Oxford-street, Middlesex, haberdasher, at one, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts. Basnaghall street, London. May 11. P. Hillary, of Mark-lane, Lundou, wiue-merrhant, at twelve, at the Court of Cumtnissiourra of Bankrupts, Basingbalhstreet. CERTIFICATES.—Maw 4. G. Gilchrist acid J. M. Gilchrist, of Liverpool, Lamm ier, merchants.—J. Taylo►, of Frani, Susses, alrupkreper.— W. Stead, now or late of Thrum-ball, York, merchant.— H. Withal, of Sheffield, York, Ille.inaker.—lL Seaton, late of Pontefract, but now of 19entbfidge, Y or k, co ts oo . spinner —J. Rightun, of Chapel-en-le•Frill, Derby, dealer— J. Sheppard, of Gainsburgh, Linable, turn-fsetur.-1. Tlioinpion, of Carlisle, Cumberland, sainsfart nrer.—J.Gib son, of South street, Finshoryvigeare, Middlesex, wire chem.—F. Dore, of Brrktley•sgaare, Middlesex, auc tioneer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. iVriglit and E. Barnes, of the Poetory, London, cheese mongers March 18, 1844 —4. Hainaut awl G. Tierney. of Mile End-road, mad of Change al!ey, London, Iloor-cluih nisisufaciorrrs, December 31, 1821.—F. Heisler and D. Napier, of Lloyd's-couri, Cruwmateret, St. Giles, engineers, April 8. 1822-8. T. Cole, G Francis, and J. Itsck, ur Tukkenhans, Middlemen, brewers, as far as respects Ilse said I. Back, February 13, 1824.--I'. Metcalfe ard 81 1111destfe. of Orchard -street, Yortasamsquare, and afterward. of High Holborn, Middltaex, linen drapers, April 10, 1822 J. Wright awl T. Wakeman, of Fleet-market, stationers, April 12, 1822. PRICE OF SUGAR. The ire prier of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, emit. puled from the Returns made in the week radius the 10th dsy of April, Hitt, is 345. 7111. per hundred weight. d elusive of the duties of custom* paid or payable tbe.isor uu the impuilation thereof iuto Great Dritaiu. PRICES OF CORN. Rielly Return of the Average I'nce of British Corm, Wiuchetter Measure, att reetaved front the Insp►ctors in the respective Maritime Cities and Turas to England awl Wales, from which the Prices that purer° Itniourtatius are calculated.—Apeil O. MM. 4 t • e 4 E o 5 Is' ir c. S. d d di.ala. d i e. d AL IS 45 I IS SI II 0 22 0 S. • t• a • , MCP VIP STOCKS YESTERDAY. , Book Biotic ..•11411`243 I Indus BU(1414. .66 0 pr. 3 IPer Ct. Red. ...MR I South Sr s Stuck .. 87} 1 3 psi. Ct. Colas. 78Ifij I Ex. Bulls, 2....1.000!. New 4 per era.... 94 I 7 4 Pr. 4 per Cents.— . 94! Ditto Small .. 67 9 pr. 5 per Ct. N. Aur...issii I Coos. for AC.. • 78} 79 Batik L. A1m.... 19H 1 7.43 NH DEATII Oso the rid of Marehoos booed the (Ably Popham, on 'Jr seisms from Jamaica, Major Scott. MUD WATILD AT LONDON 8111 THIS DAY. Nwp■S 13 die► D. I Eviru.ug 43 slier 9. - . . • •• RinMd anti l'obralled al THE BRITISH PREP I ntl THE CLOSH 011ie. Ns. 1??, traeol. by C CORN WELL, el the Sherd. • lliad the prospect is est-truing.) I 1V5.11 , ...ere . •••'. ! .: ti ........ 1 i k_l 2 -- : e - risive proof that the agriculturits a tits. corny, _ ............ 0 ~..._....1 1 1 4 It .._....... j il Ll . L 4. id r,, ist r er yi bo itstig a tedliii:l t e b ir e deat pu htp b .e! h ePr c pt e r i t o s i:t r o ...... i o it r t si P erti n r :uit) j o l u om o ru f ni t! e ) a. 11. a. d A d A d a. d a. d i a. dA a. -- - - - 7-- --- 45 S, IS 111 . If RS 111 522 A 0 0•lc , DEATH Ott the rid of Marrhoot board the (Ably Popham, on 'Jr me! 131 , STOCKS YESTERDAY. ; teliont from Jamaica, Major Scott. flank Slott .... 241'243 I India Bundii..66 68 Pt. 3 3 : m te r t c e t t : c it e ed im . . 7 . 8 . i 7 f 7 i i i i l i ti • r o s o . tii i3 S l l e l : , Stock .. I :0 0 8 0 7 t. -lllC;HihaNy'itTigliili3 titer 1.1 0. )li DO I E. N y. B u I , I . I g Ue: a T ile fi r t: . DAY. New 4 tier Ce0t...951 1 7 4 pr. : . ____.- - 4 p er Cent... " •• • 94 ! I D itto S •mli •• 6 7 ~? i" . • Prisoool and l'obrolted ft THE BRITISH mem Intl 5 per Ct. N. Au..lntii 1 Coos. foe Ac... iht 79 THE CLOSIt Wire, WS. En. i trainl, by C CORN. Bank L a Ann*. •• • 1 911 1 7 4 ilit WELL, of the Sherd. -.....-- MA h IC En. CORN CXCHANGE„ hlntsnaw, Awittr. 15. We hail, bet few fresh arrirshr of mit mo•niat, sM ore from Essex and K-ut, 2 very small pruporiniu of which was of floe quality, which deveriotion sold ' , N .., freely, no full as good terms •s on this der se'neicht; f iat we continue without any demsnil for the inferior sarno,. Barley is Is. per quarter lower than an last Monday, althvecii the arrivals byre hero but moderate; but owing to 14.411 stale of the Malt trade, the madmen are oot disposed lob. crease th►ir stork of Harley, even at the !omen' low pu tt ,. Onto sold on as good terms as this day week. hut the 'rol e was far from brisk. to Ream and Pedlar there is no &hum*, CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Rent &Essex 30s 55s I Grey Pease ens 11, Suffolk.... 30s Ms Small Rearm .---Norfulk.... 45), 4flo Tick ditto 14, Rye 26. 211, Oats, Potato . 23.14. flarley 154 Itts Poland Oats . 17, YI. Molt 420 46. Feed Oats .- ,ISa ,. White Pease 20.22. Butlers 24. 26. ..... • 19. Flour, per sack .• • •4ta 6a. Rape Seed, Per x..)21 341 IMPORTATIONS LAST WFES. English Wheat, 5,752; Barley, 4.010; Malt, 7001; 041,, 12,50; Rye, 102; Beaus, 1,674; Few, 441-- Foreign Wheal, 1,1 2; Barley, 2.230; o.t•, 944.—List Meal, 000; Ws, 4110.—EaKlisb Flour ; 6,108 wig. GUILDFORD, APRIL 13. Meat, per load Oat*, per quarter Ol 15. to 11 54 liarlcy, per quarter Ol 10,6 to 1/ la Deana. per quarter I/ 0. to 11 10i Grey Peale, per quarter II 3. to 11 6a 3511THFILLD MARKET, klowoas, Anticls. We had a plentiful *apply of •11 kind of rattle ibis mow. ins, yet piime Beef fully supported Iwo Slonday's plc. ; but the inferior sorts are very heavy. Both Mutt..n Limb are rather lower its price. The followtog is a correct statemeot of the prices and numbers:— To "ink the offal per 'woe ut 61b. BeeL.•.2a. 01. to 3s. 8.1. Head of Cattle 'Maui: Mut too ~2s. 0.1. to 30. 6.1. Beasts . Lamb.. ss. 0.1. to 6a. 6.1. Sheep mid Lambs .. 111.920 Vea1....4.1. 0,1. to 50. 4d Calve.. 2s P0ek....2a. 04. to 3s. 10d. Piss 5.•260 HAT.MARK ET. Hay 41. 4s. to 4/. 159, Shaw . U. Ss. to 1/. 16,. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL &MkFAS (By the Owns.) Reef .... In 84 to 2* 8i Veal .... To nil to 4i OJ Motto*" I 2s OJ to 21 8d Pork ...• Yr Od ito .1. 8J Lamb Ss lid tip 7. Od. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. IT. 0 , 11P11 . 1. Hoy 31 3. 0.1 to 41 4. 0.1 115y....31 3. 04 to 41 e. 04 Straw 1/1.01 to 11 17. 6.1 Clover.. 410.104 WU 0.04 I Clover 3/ 5.0.1 to 41 Ss 04 Straw.. 11 £l4 04 to 1114.0.1 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. NEW PoCK /TS NEW !MK Kent ....V Os to 5/ Os Kent 2/ 16. to 4/ 159 Smite* „V 14s to 3/ 100 SUOMI V Its to 31 3s Easez....2/ 18s to 41 4. I Ease* .... 21 IS. lo 41 Farnham, fine, 62. to 101. Os: Seconds, 41. O. to V. Ts PRICE OF RAW FAT, per 111011 t of tilh. Price by Tallow (aa stated by the Tallow Mellen) 2s. 5.1. NUNES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Ike. per 1121 b. Towu Tallow 44i (h 1 —, Od Yellow Jou'. (O4 relluw lius.l:l 436 Od 44. 0.1 Mulled , o, . White ditt0...43. Od —6l Od Cord Soap ditto.... 40s Od —s Od Graves...A...sot:. 14. so Stetting Stuff 36. 0.1 •—• 0.1 Good Dregs 7 is Ss Ditto resgh,,S3s 04 —s Od PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Maui Hers Hal!. Price a Candles, per dozer, 9s Id —lloislas, lla 6d. per tluaco allowed fur ready mosey. PRICE OF POTATOES, from Aran. 8 to Ann. /S. Qoebee Shaw, and Oisoblts, from 4 0 s io 605. per too. Champions from Sac to 78a. Marsh Quebres nod Shaw., from Marsh Champions, from Rea Potatoes, from Yorkshire Kidneys at Seuteb Potatoes, from HAW HIDES. Hest Heifers &Sirens, perm. (Jr.:lousy.. 2s OJ to 2s 4d 2. Ind to 3s 0.1 Msrkrt Calf.. reels 10s MI Middlings Rs 6J to 20 litl Eug. Horse Os Od to es 04 SHEEP SKINS. Polled Downs Shearhogs Lamb.... PRICE OF LEATHER. Botts, 511 to 56 lbs. each 18.1 to Ind per lb. Ditto. 156 to 6611r5. each 224 to 244 Dressing Hides 17.1 to 18.1 Floe Coach Hides .. 18•I to 190 Crop HAI 36 to 40 lbs. for Clillilie 171 to 1811 Ditto 48 to 50 Iles UV to 2044 Call Was 30 to 4011 as 244 to 274 Ditto 50 to 70Ibo 26.1 Its 334 D.tto 70 10 Nibs ..... 241 is i 74 Small Seals (Grmslasi4l) Lame ditto 15.1 is 184 Twisted Horse Hides . .. l5l is 174 Stotaielt Horse 11.4 es WINES, exclusive of &IN To. 7d. pee Oleo. Port, old, per 13111 gallsonv 351. to 451 New, ditto Litho's, per pipe Madeira, per pipe of 110 gallon's (East lodta) 431. to 7W Sherry, per bolt COAL MARKET. ArtfL IS. Ships st Masks,. Ships S.M. Price. 17 Negress*lt 31.. 6d. to Us. 1) , .. 2 , 1 !Wildcatted .. I TNt Spitttio.—We never recollect to have wit. ionised triroe 'testily and laborious ioda►try on the part of the rural population of this county to - the early mouths of Aissy leer that) during the ',resent brie swoon. Spring work is fellolf kllbl V forward. rod the Prospect is exctedingl) forionshle. a ch. eisive proof that the agricultutits of this county, notwithobisidiug the deprer.i of price+. har•r iiri thee yielded to despeir nor to the seduction of tl e shistorbers of the public pesce.—(Lrisater Joann/ ) In ". '