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neichbourbooll ; the antler: said it 1 . .4 4 USeles l :4; trt'itaisor MIMI, that on a won h, die aiiiiiey mi g ht lac timid Ind, perhaps ill the Omit li cabin ; Ire rrllliwl, they are slot to he ti.unll 110t1 Notewis. wit and, being very rode lomat. to T aaaaa ; iu tlw conme of the dat he ma& no affidavit or the noiliery, before the Itey. %Valiant Elliott, a Jituice of the I't-ace for tire county of Meath. It apveurerl mbar in evitliaser, that copies of the insignial writ were served wr David I.r ur, Collector of the Ibtrony, and Willtain Smyth, C:hureliwarden of the !latish. Iteltisses from Colotbel Burrows to Doyle 'bud Gregory was also produced. Mr. *NALLY eross-exuniimeri the witness Doyle. Tlw latter in tlw :minor of Ins cruss-erraiiiinutiono Marsl that he was nut 'enema to any penani—t Iva be WA, u Coroner in the County oOleatle, Post 'nester of Trim, and does sad fellow low original Imrfr •aririii of a shoemaker; that 11w yoldipeno tllll 1 l l. 61 laurel trot ; *hut 111' Wl4ll unt . Tiggrlit 41111 411 1 1 flat cry out lasblv ; that he fainted tor fi ft een tssosititc.; he extricate - 4 Isinyelf by contriving to get In• timid into his pocket, from whirls 1w nark u Lints., and cut the pra. and slid awl give any oil. until he reached Trim. iartrty of queslious were lint to the Willowy, ohs. prislueril a Lirge bag divt load hens found ma r loin nil Iwo rvernenii;: Gum tlw (Mut. and afar the rove. walls who+ Ise heel hren tied. The rorioilessie fur the Plaintiff closed, Mr. AV.% ALLY took wound ',Net -tam. in the Meta when, trialoug to skew, that tlw t,s 4141 nut enure tlw statute, *ad that the Plaintiff hail out eu 'Counted oath its provision.. Iraral Nosprov oloarvral, that disco mow was in the nature of a criminal iirrisevoition signior.' the buieloval ur horevisy to Owns fur nut raising time Itur-aosol-err. I lrhr imams made howl nei4lit wool sugesouilv t and 1w would leave tIWIII hll 114: argued in the lisag's llrruh, limn whence the original aid 1...n.4. The imants lw would certain!, rate, but Inn nu nits should he drrided now 11) the Jul. Julia Pollock, examined. laid 1/4• had Clllllll um Ilr. 13oyle subsealuriat to t'ii• time of the alleged robbery, anal that the ae • P 4 Mllllll ht then gave, varied iu several III• 14ti (1-0111 the evidence lie hall given. These in stitute% Ise ibartieulansed, anti from the purport of his answers nil erns: , examination, it appeared that Mr. Pollock considered these variances very mate rial. 31r. GanEN ou the part of the Plaiutiff, spoke to the evidence given ou each side. Lord Nomtuay. in his charge, brought forwanl all the features of the case, and said, the Jury should find fur the Plaintiff if they gave credit to the te,tintony of Doyle, and it appeared that he had lawn releaswil from all interest and future liabi lity fur tlw Plaintiff. As the Defendants' (7otitisel laid submitted several poiuts of law to the Court, a verdict for the Plaintiff could work no hajUry ; for, if these kgsl ponds wen: well grounded (said he would give oto opinion on them, but leave them to the Court above), the Defendants woukl set the verdict w.itle. TIK• Jury found for the Plaintiff—Damages 7.10/. with emu.. PAP4L EDICT. ROME, AV G. 10. • CanlisNl Puerta, Pre.Secietary of :%toti., ha. pair [cart! an Edict, which proltilsits all wiTet unit diction". tlinde of Frreatuanis. fohovraig an. article% : 1. GOIII . IIII. I/1 111.• Kafiri% (11(e111•1111.111 X11..11141 11/.lll'- dort XI% 11111airb rnm,suswr riorossitaseasratolso, era" ja, by •iptses-t all sesentla-rsisf •rrn.t .A.rirta3*, 51554 parlorulas Ilutt Eftehellslolo., ri,r) ut.l4.itataat 11111131'. ur MI) 11111er ir.srt ~( *Ars, it furtmlotra t's r Hit ttttt 4 . to rertmaire tot Iu ittablostr what are calk4 1 . 11.1•11111 , ..911 . ft sir may beassliar waretitixs ruatrr whatrrrr 11. • I. Thiry arc forlo•I•len to I.• • %co 0114 r lit at any of that owl lassz••• • or to soden •• Al.l 1••••r••••;ss. .. Iwi.s This prubilotiou r‘tritol. to all R a oothjects iwldnlq alo . o von. wovieue. iowineolialoi) ow rt. ..... too, with sach morictirs 0111 .11 Ow moo" of ilw 140wirerivi 3 ♦.. nor s. prrositt..l to hat roe to rrlain in hi. pini.es innis any devNia, orals. conliiruss.. ptt..1.1. 4 of may tititisgriur relatissig . lo der ot-1...f bevever .h;11 know that any yowl% ....clef leb *dealt conti nue lab hr lield,shall be yowler olds:alio° sinurdiately to give informal . ..NlP liars. Or 1,, liar 4 . 1 111.4 abf Rouse, the Com insuslassi.of m0r5.w...., or 14 .tp.otolie and they ma% hr susswed thew names shill hr kept sot solabI) Tlu pr0.4:11.• they have isworred. :Pa accomplices or Lt. hereon., *hall be resassti..l, an.l et. reeeire a pecuni ary mend at the esimise.o.f 11w strlimpstiot.., lb 101 . 11a . b er they eau moaner •ntlicWot proof of their elearge, His Holiness nods, tient all as art• that then• is imthilig either ostsbecossitag or sli•Is• ttttt nrable siensinciations. s Inds are important eepiall% to rat natersm. of the Flaib and the Mate la root. no. use, •••-r) oath of a., 5.15;5e-ste net cure moot br romish red ....I% 4 • a hued of imiqn. l !., • hicis the contrary sirs% us full fewer. J. The penal.... tle.• tran•gres• of this aeonding to t'le soul carcusnoanees of the offsuee, • he rorpso.vl. and a\en rrrt me ere. including pas.t.al ur eve.. %urine .......h.suisou of plops st y , inosr-ahlt or snisnovc als!e, of a loch J adv. r Irsinionho s may have drectually rontrihisted to the sh•rovery nod piu 5...01.5.0 of rte gushy. shall tplataiis purr si 111 the palaivs, t0i..0 or entisitr-1e.....e-, and huildinzs, is 5155114 the.se ladoes as they are ra11...1 1 may noel. a. soon as Inlet prouf I. thereof 0.1•110,41, Alan be orniswaleil, saving to propos tors. alio ~bell prove tout the mrelingu took place nithuot Lisoulesl;:e. indeinsisty at the dipense of Ilse auregate properly of the offensive". The reasons fur this severe Edict arc tlitis assign ed iu the preanilils: :--."l'lse mysterious operations which arc pany the foruss, the cereuiomes, rites, and oaths to keep a secret at least suspicious, and especially the sate assessililing of lwrsons of every rlass and nation, alaetrter lie their morals or relivisue—all thew mastitis must excite fair grounds of sisspicisms af,taistst time members of such tossociations, of designs not only against Throws, but even a,,•-aiiist rrlig 4 specially against the church of Jesus Christ, of whirl• the liftman l'ontiff lia. heels constituted the head and g14:444144411 by its skims Fuusider hini‘elf.” DEFENCE.. 'l•\ is.s e acceded to tlw ohsrrtatious of NI,. .1,13.. a L.. h.. 41 so tsish owl so aratiou‘ly *Wird th • row 0.. I thr plait 14 Ott. Monied: ems tine rrult of tin. 113.11 a... leia.t nuts ti , the polder. It was. a. loaf! 'wen stated. said is, this opmelry. Ile hail wets hod isat rinixti of a similar satiate.. abide hall Imre, !first n, tlw c.stinty of %Vaterford ; but. In km 1. mooch Action. were frequently brought ; and therrion et aws, that. its Engladsl. orteral phial.. Isal is sos ele.ortc.l to lore. Ist anspealimes. n to the ersvi s 4 hesegs. 11. whirls sweet lasi tweet solopiesi es, sisal a heels nateieted tier I'laissteif by Ina..? a Saslow. or prim 'sant. ; urn rdvertoing in rh, I; 4 :..tir. mod p...usts;; a *snout by a Justin: of the Pr "r. to Ire) the looe-sisal-cry. Ilr tlw., rote-nil into tlw Isssown of tier statute of 11 oder , . The unit Alfred hod dlrsukd the rtons tn into rossistws. and throw roomiest Ode isuasslrrils. lu lies ,tress,. OM and fluirtuele !Jemmied the Pr"lor av a., aseetent author hos olatencsi. as man Nei. list tr.secl all user Englund truth his purse hang ilea; how, but us the reign of }Avian' I. isibabiteel the forests, and pestered the trm yeller us, the mask Who liar not heard of Robin Hood ? Its tlw 10th year of Henry VII. the Irish issrleament silopteel the statute of 11 luta,. and. in tier lltt era►ofCharles 11. another statute, %%Inch he had cited, was ethattrtl. Put the isistitutiou of Ilise-and-t:ry am of much greater unit 'Judy. than Ednilifil I. it ia useistionted by hns&tnss, us exulting as Clll/1113044 1.131 1 , mid the statute, of 11 lONS. ZIA !Sidi fil l .lolV, Isirrrly Eihituusi provissons. and "or owns, for en forcing tlw uW l'uloce, sued obtaining new re.-Anlii tions. there Mr. Nl•Nally wade several obwreit. toms gas the isapfullislalit) of tier Immo( tMts, sisal the sistrrost which Mr. DO) he, the %iturss. kid. rhearacter sisal as lie 4 ry iblijcEN in 01/Ini ll ill a irrislict for the l'ltaisitilf "shirts %%mild compleirly exam. row him and his csuployer, Mr. Gregory, (ruin all clams. EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENDANT* Roger liCoustor. Esq. avers, end eramisussl .11r. Amtorts.. Slweral several nan.usees between the esislence given us C.burt by .%lr. Doyle, and the lw:ts stated Isy lam on the day of literals...m.l rnigbery. Ile slat •r/l. that Dude hank ihian 11w auissutlt of the notes with a priirsi. folded Owns iu a lassullerellier, %sites the petwiled memorandum. and put them into hi. pueliet—aind he son is. r hurry. haring to nettle the rob ridges. au * Mr. nathenbrn auctiuu—aller pa, ise 4 the rent. IN walked with hem slime length, then swept • esantrary way. and. iss *Lout ten buten, heard ifellr env hr ear tahlird. Ilnyle said it was lin all bq sof le'sb ; 1w would nut brat tlw (411141. 1444 Itr 11 41 1 1141 14 44 1.. 1 . 11111. r ea. 1.1 inos. ens tlw l'lsarels.stanlriso, and frril.ter the- County. The oilmen rbstior.ll, reo l ue 4.11 t.. 1 I en nix.* the slot a byre tin. n. 41. 1) ed. • 'till. anal roue ma 111.11111--111111 he .Ire h.., I 41011, 4;z . —ll d00r.% alias 111.141 I lle 11•41.111 14114, lb, • nolo. inert hubs dt utglt. whirled a linty el alre 4 .reub lea 1.. got. and seal. he sussed • with I". us u. 111 twarrhing fin tlw Ikny le. di 51..• mud. allrgril there ad. Ibut bile nob he, —Own 11311616:1114.111 11/Wrr win. lust 0114 r, lid throe till .1.1 Ist (Wale ilt * * he el I h.:. I.', • koro-ilso..l..err HO 414.1f1• bir 1. 1 •40 ; IMPS kV sit. 11111 Ihe a s e a oft 4-sam-,41. / 41111 ler Is ..r 4114 1/111141 OW dal du) bollbsi prribun. tlinil 4 ls Ina.. :bile 4111 41•4° 1111114,141 w Se/.; mar Suess. h,dr •ry mot - i.e- at Id.t gamest r ‘ 1 44, • heir. he ..sbel. Ise ad. ruldwil lint thr gram +hewed inn bawd.. of Ili.) le pnislaus. anal mall dna, we, slot the ;blare. 6..1 lest else ‘151,5••• he, assuilter 1114441'. awl maul, •• olb.• bb , the I.6tr weal. I *as rnlbl w il.•' leel, ads eel Ile; eme.ele soar fsbbou tlw fir.t )date pushiest out lay ham. stints, %IA Ile ,e 41•11° YU 1144181140 of .11n Itirrvass lasting born laid GPI 111, gromuml, our weir there bossy slunk, uf tlse siria ass In. giro 11515. 1 . 114' 1V111N.41 the.. progreirdral rah 1s• aborkinvit, 1.. d-arch Ile demesaw for Its tuiawt•—hr oboes rebind-lb lust nee lbbyle. wen. We. snisspdamiii4 la likr eels yelps virer tinselling au a lama. IMO le• hod Isevis robbed. This barbs a d . ..ssionsabst Ise the *post where ls• and he hall keen rulsbrel. If there heel buts a rultbser. as ile a. rblwal I.r likryle. thew men mast bare Levu %%d -ear... • to si ; and in the rimenor ul float air). many p i •rduri pawed he tlw d e but. The ermanesamuminsts 4 Mr. I U !Donde took up • rusimatlenslAr Um% II ha 01/1/01Cf• 'wry wad% r fe. Ult his rvidieue Ms dna, II airy Ist Aims imp the fads. LIVERPOOL .11E.U6111.11L. to entwroluester of the Iteaolutiou entered into at the public 1144.611 g brill iu tlw an 310a .1:sy the 19111 alt. to fora ant a l'etitilso to the thriller ltegesit. us place of a Ale rush to the Adosinilty, prat its; low prnteetion to nor trade on the IVirst eird%t and (Umbel. is .1.11 1.111111:g to that which wiri then rejecteal was afterward% prepared and forwarded to tlo• I.ords of the Admiralty. osi Thoraday the lot Umlaut. 'llia 3141006 rd was very isuinemosty sigiall by the llerelianta, Ship-owners, I Underwriter% of tie port. owl 11r. Croker Ints, by their Lordships' direetiour, returned the follow log sonnet : (I'll Ni " I)Ser, S. pt. 3, 1 / 4 11. " .zilt —I herr rev...i5...4 root roasussinie.ardl to In) ...Pr.'s ed . Ithim..ll der Ilriworial or the ALT. Ship-ow w. 1,. 1111.1 4.5:11 aw. resitirot six forth. r polars-two Co 111.• Ir.00ll• of Si Gnarcr . l. anal thr St ...Iran anal North. no 1..a1l ..( thr ltai4d kingdom; and is rrpl) I are rotioasseals d 1... ry to yose, for the ill fornritioa rd She. ilrtiwrielist:., that thi. protcrtmot of tier tra.le in Iltunraitortmo hod air. .ola orrotri..l thr it via lirisho mile nlw.n t and th...ezi; a. Ike Sl. irm.r. l lllo.ll trill el it •ppail Is• lair.hl) inroavrisi. nl a... 1 Lr. judiriel to the intrri-•ts to riarr ado abet .4 lb. molt .yr 46 , 4 - roph.o4 of der Aorra. 11011. or Isrp-Aftrr w 1., r suido)iral 11. P. sera &yr, iny ...do p.m WI ht. iiillerirum in Asian:, that a ainplr Ann bias bra. nailer ilo• wales. of th • .I.lsairals roisonoodiraz dor sosirrae ..4:31..n. G., this parler.e. and tlait. hr War r bra Oar ear iss eia prrsimltow. are slated la hair lairs Mar.% tool 1.. e thou three trigait. footle-4ra Amin. a err ortimill% at aa, for liir imouireliatr protcri 1111 l of St Gnu.*. I Unmet amid Ilw 'ir.tirris a.wl Nurtlirris liars. ol• thr l eunl lainealoan II) 1...n1s &raw, raiiinlind WV 10 r%1111(1•••• 680'11 iMpt IWO the remit% sod reertoil protection n 1 a hu b ha. hero o.i all so eamitsio. alerts to the no %1..11 11l 4'..111% sort ilor lleow,lalnat.wf their n-a rbw.. 1,. attend to their oite.eet-, of Stole 45.. in to rot ph.) t/w risible. Sorer en the 04411115 T IS.. 1.1"1.1 rOillthaiTt. IA 1114.. jo.leastrot. anal thiir istrllivrtsce; to the " 1 em, Sir, pier meet humble menetil, (Siveril) " J. W. CKOKER. " r., Thuilia. Rodin, Lai. I:rieves 1." useiLil recently %true'. mwl I:tluct, $ inapt to extort., in die risiwli v e lice, uml is dr-cr .1.11111/Cll lisr its taste execution. lu the front die l'ittsca sa: •r, ertm Mitll laurel, and encircled lie the Motto; —s• t;corgiss liriurrps Adverts, pru purr Wreath" Ou the reverse, I:ls lamism:a .11114111111114111111'r .War 111111 bIIICI4I, ‘uppowtmg Limns. runt Erosuell by legmol contain% is ,manumit every Jlrltoll 00000 Nt dwell uioin !oriole anti txUhatimb : Seip u toast:Julia, r•imws rzcosplo.” Stn. hat. wlyd Iwisclf by her fortitude, sail Europe by, Ixl esalulllc. CHIPSITR SUMMER ASSIZES. tcoutinsirl from 4.er Paper of yestenily John Parker, a labourer. iron Disler, anti a most ileplorableslouking object, was imlieted for stealing twenty pieces of calico, from the bleovh ;vs tttttt lo of Janice !Pahl, at Stoteport, (Hi the now gof the wthof July lasts %Valiant Murray, a soldier, in the 84th regi ment, 1011111 he net the Prisoner mi the morning of the robbery, about two o'rloek, with a suck on hi , head ; on witness also sting hint, to know what he hail got, he threw down the sack, and ran MI. Murray picked up the sick, and its content), which were producen, and smre to 411 Court, 1111111 &m -sited them in a Wave of mroy ; afterwards saw the Prisoner in custody, and swore to the identity of hi, person. The Prisoner denied the ellarge ; but was gridig, alnb semi-need two years' hard labour au tha [loose of Correct 1011. John Bourne, sgill 33, a joiner from Bartlnno ley, was convicted of sty:slit% two oak boatel., fmw the tiniber-yoril of John I lortoa, of I huhu* tttt t in %blew employ he Inrincrly wits. lle 'blended the wicit of einioloyinent, nod the sa ti re uF h., wife a n al family, as the mo ther which impelled him to the commission of this crime. The Lear►►ed Judge, on pat.:dug windier, told I he Nt Dot calr•►t mw Merry, ii 3 lie hail bz.feis tri►tl tni► or thrice for in senior crimes. Ile was ne iiteneeel to pay a tine of lixlienee, atilt he unatil two years in the I louNe of Correc tion. to hu I Inhotir. Gror;(r Part, an emaciated and wretched look ing menthe:ant. of fifty years of age, who de scribe,' himself to br a rectifier of spirits, from Maidstone, in Ketet, was iielidassl. for assaulting Aim Postles, a Voting girl. fourteen Sears of age, at Whaternit, i.s this comity, ens ly me Ilse morning of the 4th of July hest. and taking front her person one heabit-stmt. two Intelkerehiefs, two jugs, &r. The girl states!, that oa the above morning., the Plimmer met leer lav the sidle of the canal, that he took intle..ent liberties %did& her for some time, seal afterwank forted her clothes over her 'wall, steed threw her into tlw ('usual; she called to him to take larr out, when ha• told tier to t• drown and lie 11---41." She afterwards extricated herself, and returned to a person naseeed Salo ttttt whom :.Ise lead seen fishing in the Coned fill her way 31111/11L!. Sillllloll was corroborated the testi snom of the girl, me far us related to his having, seen lwr pass hien, and the state site was in on her returo. Ile sent in seam+ of the Primiewr, from the girl's tlesentatiote, and took I • into custody the Aim ,- sttertindies, and conveyed him to Alithlle oea h. On lair way, the Prismwr asked witness wind le halal taken him into custody liar c satin,* replied, her robbing a yowler w 1111 l an, and drowning her iu the (741801. Prisouer replied, tt Cod forbid Ar should be drowned." The girl, on seeing the PaiMiller at Illialdltsvich, identified his person. The larisontr made a loug, and rather ingenious derelict.; ;mid part of it war glide unconnected ta ith the charge in question, but delivered very col anal tolerably correct, for a person in his situation. Ile totally denied the cluarge, mail stated that !poverty alone prevented his bringing forward witticism, to prove an alibi. The trial taus delayed souse time, in order to wait tlw arrival of a travel ling tinker ak.4l his wife, wlio slept its the smite room with tie primmer, at a ledging-room in Jlidtlle wich, amid who, lw stated, could prove his being in lied at the time the stated the otletwe to leave been INS 'tied. These Wit 1110164.4 at length le their appearance, meal John Boswell, who culled I • self as brazier, from ',Manchester, was first exa mined; this witness wu. so extremely sheaf, titat it took a consideraltle time to get answers to the ques tions which were put to hiau ; and he contradirted I • self in almost every instance, itartimilarly with restwet to the nights the prisoner and himself slept ita the house at Ilidellewich.—The wife of this last witness was next culled in, and although not deaf, her evideeice dia. equally edentruelectory. Sir Was. CAkittni addressed tlw Jury at some length ; be strong' inferred the guilt of the pri soner, anal noticed the contradictions in the t.% idetece of the tinker and his wife.—Verdict, Gad/Fp— /Mak The pri,oner again solvmaly timerteil his *amt. mace, Mull tears, mai ',aid he hhould he a Ulla derv(' lams. The iiroseeittnx was nuked, !Previous to the coin nteiternient trial, a Iwtlwr she knew the na ture of• an until, or WIM'tIM•i she had ever reee;vril any religious loostruetion ?--If we nuiltratood her rightly, vise answered etch illocution in the negative' TIIVItbDAY, SEPT. I. Rirkard 'rfttriher, aged :10, a quarry-man, from Marv, Lancashire, for stealing shoes; and Nomad lharstarin, a;44-41 44, a sailor, front !Inuit, Sower aehliire, for stealing bore harness, &e. to pay a fine 4641. and lw insprisoned in the [louse of Cor ni•tion to hard labour six adelidar nunitlis. Neith er of these cast% presented any thing worthy of obser 'otiose. Prier Frank, agesl IR, a Mack sailor, from 1 fah fax, America, mat italscted for stealing a siker watch, and a arions other articles of weal iisg apparel, belonging to different persons, is the dwellisig-house of Niartlas Crouchley, publican, of fligher 11 . 11lton. —The prisoster was taken to the house of MN. l7ronchley to sleep, by .taines Shaw, a datum'', and dtctimped early next mornitig, with the !bru ised% laid in the itmlictutesit. Vreststii and Riley, two constables& of Liverpool, limed the apprelwitsion of the prisoner there, with stoles, hsrope•rty in his itosm:ssion, which he was of les ing for sale. TIN• prisoner tnade a rambling' sort of defence in which lw charged Shaw, one of the prosecutors, with an attempt ► o take improper liberties with him. This charge was scouted by the Court, and after an impartial sit g up by Sir W 11.1.1 AM CAR RUN. the Jury returtted u verdict of—Guilty— /Petah. George Gerald, :wee' .2e t, a labourer, front Christie -too, wate troll for stealing I nn calves, the property of Thou u ►:. I.augdoll, aho identified the ►n by purttrular marls, althoo L elt tole y' 111011 bevel stolen kt considerable time. The imesereetor could not my ealwther the cable, were taken oat of his held, or lertleer they Nati strayed front thence; they were, busever, trltced to the Ila►scsaiun of George Gerald, anti several of his uriglilrourt appeared ii4:niiist him, to pmve tlnit . they had been rummy in the lanes, e pith his on.. II r Iwd told his nelpinintaiives, dint he bought the valves at Warriotrunt liar; hut when the pro:K.4.ldoor applied to claim them, liri,oner disclaimed nil knov.ledge as to how they clinic into the lanes with his row, antLbuticreil i.lagdon to lake them away. John Ford depoied, that when the calves were gone, he questioned prismier as to what lie had done aid' them ; Gerald said, that lie had two bastard eliildreu before he was niarried, for which his father had paid, and that the latter hail frtelied away the calves to bidet Iy I • self. The Jury I' I I After the verdict. the Judge called hark John Walker, one of the witue:Ties, to ask the prkoner's character, be being a neighbour. lie spoke unfa vourably of him. Jeahis . Stretch, aged 45. a small fitnio.r, and Charlotte :i t t , e4l 71, a widow, both Iroin Criiimige, were inilieted far !weak ing• into the dwelling-house of Joilin Baker, situate ut Newton, and stealing thereout six silver simians, and various otlwr articles. The Prosecutor is a boatman--left his house on Alonday, the 13th of June, gad returned on the Istii; lift oo oie in the house; awl on his n,turii bound the articles stated in the indictment had been taken away ; found them, on. the 19th, at the Pri soner's hoinie--tlie spoons in the posse.sion of Charlotte Nield. The propert wua pro4lured, and swore, to. The Lea . rut Ju4l4lr char.ted the Jury. who, un der his I lirertion, tieptitted ('harlots v !Vivid ; and finatui Strtteh gisilty of stealing, n t not of the burghir,. lie moo sentenced to be inansvorted for fie VIII years. Ills Lordship observed, through the humanity of the .Ittoriwy-Ceneral, he had been acquitted o f the eavital 'Not of the charge, 3'rt as it then strew,. it was of a nature pa rtieularl liggluvatetl. Taking the advantage of the absence of an iitiln,trions couple, lie had broken into their Mulling, and +ecept away their little all. the repetition of such acts, the poor must he pristectisi, acid the sentence a Inch was then passed, was done in the hope of amendment of his future life. THE TENTH lIUSS.IRS. The dissention. we understand, in the 1001 Hus sar*, is of a very puzzling nature as to the locale of proceeding to le:nol deels . Several of the lead ing Officers concerned are said to be moiler arrest for trial lay l'ourt 31artial ; but the difficulty of fixing the pnosetnitions and the 111 . 4 ler of them, amidst the muss of charges anal rivain ntiaas. i. i t extrenwly embarrasating. It is generally toiler stood, that the representations to the Prince Regent, which first agitated the questions now milted, took place at Brighton, during his Royal liighowses recent visit. It is sai;ol that the Priam, on reeriving the intimations from the I/Ricers, with the Coin inundant's explanation, immediately sent expnes to town fur the head of the proper military depart ment, who went down forthwith, and on hearing the cuss, first required the parties to sign the clic gatious which they liad respectively preferred in writing. and having received these signatures, phseetl tlw parties under arrest ; then reported the matter and eircuinstaisct-s to the Commander in Chief, who has since been a good deal employed iu devising the mode of bringing the business to trial, although hitherto without lacing able to comae to any definitive resolution or arrangement. NAV.I L tNrELLIGENCE. PORISIIIOCTII, SETT. 8. The last division of the Mediterranean fleet, con sisting of five sul of the line and three Asps, are arrived in -the Channel, part of which anchored at the Motherhank this itfternoon, viz. the Fame, of 74 gun', un4l the Cephalos and II eage brip, the America, Armada, and Geaon, of 74 guns each, and the Termagaut, of in gnus, are off Portland. . . Sailed the Banterer for the station off Lough Swilly, and the. Charybdis and Forrester, sloops of our, tar Cork. l'he Fox and Bacephalas, troop idlips, ate ready for reu ut this port, and %siting for orders; it is supposed they will take the winter clothing for the amity to North America. PLY MOUTH, SEPT. 7. Came in the Rolla, Woodlark, and &carat sloops of war, with ahout 40 sail of vessels under convoy from Bourdeusix and other pOrts in the Buy. Sailed the Bariaz transport for Ireland, with part of the South Cork 31ilitia.—Wind N.W. LIVERPOOL, SFPT. 7. Arrived the Hawke, Livington, from I.ivhon.— Sailed the loth 4u pis., pis., under mum)" of the Kan garoo, and parted from her on Saturday last, all well: in company the Mu/la, Ball, and the Catliti rime, Parr, for this port. ill‘t It 111, KEPT. 8. Soiled the Asickhstiel packet, with a moil In; land ; Earl Leicester packet, with a mail fur Cux haven ; and the-lei/re, with a mail for Cottenburgh. The two latter have eiuce Ina hack. RANISGATE, sErr. S. This tnoniing the hit regiment of infantry of the King's Gentian lA.gion, between ti and 700 strong, mareheil in - from Sandwirli, whither they bud 'u nveil from Bexhill, at which place they have been quartered for borne time pied. They are to embark thi+evening for th.tentl. A few artillery and heavy dragoons of the German Legion arrived yes terday, and were embarked tior the seine destina tion. Arrived the following trantlitorbi:—Jose, 73 ; Dmke Bedrnrd, ; F:Mundy, (17 ; Susanna. AM. ; Friends, D. W.; Ilocer, 6L.; and the Al bion, .1:1. Sailed the 1 eons, (7 (:. and the Liturrl, AV. with ttoopti for Ostend. SVPT. 8. Caine duo n from the It i‘vr the Lokfiitiguble, bomol to Ltotativ liav, with convicts; I Irledo, Atkile-mi, for :;t. llrleoa ; and the Bur lowa, 1)r.1, for Quebec. Deal boat is just returned from the Queen's Channel—the boatmen state that several of the West Intlianten cut from their anchors this morn ing. mid proceeded for thee Hirer on comequenec of it blusing very hard from the N.E. THE AI. Rli E 7'S. CORN-EXCHANGF., FRIDAy, Seri •. We had hut few arrivals of Wheat or Out , this morn and the aisles in eueli wele heavy at llowilay's priees a.iil Mal are very dull, tool, if sly tlsinz, rattier lower. Peas and Beans support their prier. In other articles there k no alteration. I'XBItIDGE Gum Inspector's Return. TotutteDAY, Sere A. Wheat, per laud ISi Ile —d to Z3l 104 Batley, per quarter ..34k —4l to 39e —4l tate "4' .44-41 to 301 —4 Beans ..47s to dots New Dittu —it to —d Rye s to 4R: —d . . 11 ) ,;:ts sos —d to 52s —tl SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY. Scrr. 9. This day's; market hail a scanty simply of the varimm kinds of cattle. Mutton mid Lanais were ch. sp,r Pork is arer. Beef and Veal sold at last grit..; and the trade itt cesteral was ammo. hut tht.-- rile vale% in the 11”-market were rather doll Hay has dropped in prii-e (lover feseied a ',env price. Straw obtaincil last price. The sindiv• inentioued prices and smothers are an accurate statement : To sink the offal per slime of Nib Ileef _la. 4 , 1. to ris. S.I. I Head of Cattle this slay— Mottos ..3s. J. to tie. 111. lteasta Lamb ..:w, 0.1. to 414. Oil. I Slimy awl Lambs—. s;.:;00 (vl. to 7s. Od Calves.... Mot Pork ... 7s. ')J to 80. G.I. Pigs HAY-MARKET. Hay ....W. Os. Oil. to 51. Ov (hi. Straw ....11. 10s. (W. to 21. 0.. nd. Clover.... „rd. Os. Od. to It. Is. MI NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARK CT& (By the Curium.) Reef 4O 4.1 to he 4.1 I Veal s4' 0.1 to AA !Bolton ....4s 81to 54 8.1 Pork 74 4.1 to S. 44 Lamb... .ss. 4A. lo as. Mil PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW VF.STERII.IV. RT JANIT.I . M. warracitirrt.. 041 to 51 5■ tal Day —4l 4s NI to :0 9 0,1 Straw 21 2s Oil to 21 11; 0.1 Straw 31 4; MI to 21 10.. nd Clover 6/ 10,0.1 to 71 10, 11.1 PRICE C )F HOPS. tt LW PIAGN. xrw Park mt. Kent ....61 On b. 71 lros V • 1.1 f; I ' 4"e% • •• Irk to Al 1394 Parham .. RE Q. ti. 1 0. RAW I I)F.R, Best Heifers •04 Strers (per I !trttiostry.. Is 104 to 2. 0,1 .. 2s KJ to 38 — Oil I Market 'Cal( . ....1 ls each 310.11 in-zit _ls 4.1 to 2s 6.1 EuK. noise lSs 0.l tii is. nil Lamb Skins 3s Or!. to Ss 04--Shivitskiti., 301 lu —il. PRICE Or Si. Jame:» Market : Id Clare Market U» Od tt hit. rhapel Market Zra 0:1 IK, •1 4.f 81b. - TA lAA /W. Towu Tallow pl 7. 0,1 Ye flow F:I•4 (hi Whitt' ditto.. Soap 04 149 s 114 Meltinz Siitff —a MI 70. (hi Uitlo rough „Ch. (CA 414 MI linovvo 3n, 0.1 Goo., Dm:v. lO4 0.1 t, I4s 4141—Mottlila . . (0. ()a Ins 14 I Aveage—. SY 01.11 Yellow Sostp, NU—Mottled, Wire of Cato.lles, poi dozen PRICE OF LEATHER. Hints, 50 to still.., cads • 2241 In, lid per rra to 64;16+. . 204 to :IN , rdiant.i' Hawks 21.1 1., -221 1/nl:sing High». 21.1 to -22,1 Fine Coach 11 ittin 22.1 to 2344 Crop Hi4t* 35 to 4011 n or cutting —2 til to 224 Hitto 45 to 54)11. ..... to 24.1 Call Skims 30 to 40:h* 3641 to 411,1 Di:to 5010 7011 a 314.1 t•i 42.1 Ditto 70 to ROM. 9841 I.• !MI Swall Seals (Greenland) 313.1 I arKe dill,, 1245.4 to 180.. per &zeal Tainted Hors Hide,. • Goat 2H to lls u. MARKET. SEPT. 9 . Ships at Marko. Ships SUM. Prim. Nel4csistle 69 ... 18. O. in p 4,. GI II) Son.lerlatid . 9 .... sls 0.1 1., 51% 64 2 Cult.* DIVIDENDS PAYABLE AT GUILLIIAL! THIS DAY. IL Ragster, Piccadilly, upholster: r ll J. Winder, Aldennitisloiry, warehouseman . 11 R. Williams. Oxford -street, china-man B. Waters, Fineli-lane, broker I 1 H. Williams, %fnd-street, linen-draper II C. Grill, Ditiicter-court, merchant IS J. Ramsey, High-street. victualler T. Thomas, Rayleigli, E. ex, millwright .. 11 E. Adam, IWhitentribe-street. bit-maker...... l2 W. F. Douglas, Al.krsznie.,,i r eo, b a k er . G. N. Hardcy, Wurnitrued-street, merchaut. ..... cOIRSE 1.11 , EU:HAN iIE, FRirmr, firm:mutt Q. A rustenlam 36 B.W. Ditto at Night 35 8 Anisterilam 11 C. F. Ditto at sight lO 18 Ituttertlain 11 1 2V. Maniburgh.. 33 1 2W. Album 33 2 2j11.1. Paris 1 day's date 23 30 Ditto 23 50 2 r. liinnalcanx l3 50 . 4l effective 41 effective Whine St. Sebastian Ca' nal tina Gibwltar 3:1 ;linen ...... Grawa Wake ..... Malta Nuplea 4:44 Palermo l4O Lisbou Oporto 4;7 R ie./amino 7`4 Dublin Cork ... 7l 6E1.1.101. Portugal Gtltt iu £ d ('oin, per 0z..... U 0 0 Foreign Gold in Rue. New IN,4ll.h.uuss New 1)0111 , 11% N.:ver iu Beni U 0 0 New Limis feud.) 0 0 0 Agio of the Bank on Holland. 3 per Cent. o 0 9 O 5 ►i PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY 3 per Cent. OmFels 66 53Z Nay!. 5 per C. nt eisi.l Imperial 3 per feat filiti thimilint lailia Bowl, ll 12 prim. 1:114.11114.1. Rills LA lery TirL, is. I .21 Ina Consols fur Arc. WI 66 T. 1111:11, Stiirk-broker. 4, Conant!, and 9, Charing.4insa. MARRIAGE. nil Thursday last. at Ilurtlake, .Surrey, Hr. John TAL I. ;11.1, t e Llizalseth, only daughter of the late Jump!! Oliver vt Peinees-street, Haaoser-squate. DEATH. 0,, l'harsda) lasi, John Gat fney, of Eulham, near Nor. W ATER Al I.ON DON MUDGE Tins DA Morninz 51 after 10. ( Afternoon 49 liner 11. LtHIIIION: Primed and Pikhaws! at the (Witt-, N0.1'27 Strand ; where Adverttaen.enti. zre r:reived. in•al (poet paid) must be ati4reace4 ---- C. clemt-nra-Inr, P• :tater —.O WHITE 27 Si, an 1 Pa I I.e. • • • e • M:===g lllll C N IlM . lllgra • : TH BATHE l \• T FIE Public this THEATRI entirely New reception 'UHL ISt 1, when an CiCC by '.lrt4 ; one perform the Comilla, Sir Anthony Absu Mr. Ettig.oo ; Faulk • ter S r I.nzina WTI stuflull Jails, • ' t..ten • 1,07. Mn. To it huh wi l * }dingle. Mr, GAM B.ittan, Mr. Love" Doors to he °per forma:ice to begin a lytttrr and Place' • Litt!e ittes•ellAtret' .6 be had a PI irate Bo Mixes, 7s. —Seco, ts Lower Gallery, —Sexual TlturMar, iii view or, nee Wag On Saturday, tin Turnpike Gate. TII SATR TO-MORK ( will t LO Young Meadow+ * And has she At , Varkaus), with the Rosotta„ !Visa Stip Ti. WitiCh will • Bicltard, Mr The Doors will tlO4 at Places fur the 11 Box-Office, port- Boars., 75.• Sec Price, 2s.—dallcr b L. • Second Print On Friday, the . will be produced grado; or, Tim J i • D'Exville, of the Grahol Opera at I A Sew Me10..11 • The Dog of Mt been to preparati dated on hlonda I • t • ~ • , TA !VIES A' • • •111 yard-street, account of the and VEDLTAIII itilt a dpiarious mercenary actor arse-edit on the ilescend to note , had courplaiirts Width were of • called to coropla • dotty to snootier( sole Proprietor that he guarar cilect, and can to the kill;rlron iiripotrittou. lie v I,arliqg I Arice '1111: enclosed with e The prioperti , from hettri, eic , I hupitita*revir , surer hosidsit in or in (law wet/ The proptrt: op the hi ad, M ( • p.•;.mam . ot, - tlet - env thii.or in at with easy dim platy damage . t 1 series', price N. B. Curb' To T. 'FAY() DIAZ 115, 1 EE _L t you r received from A%out two the &watt: at hccil to ap p % umeirtatlee SH d , Various 1.01111 corpulent ht g ulcers, that t i object, so tht brought to ti hut a rt. bin) / which row I them, obit+ • ing for two experienced tin' sores pm I I Curtly rITOVI more box, v • health iu its • It is with i oneself, Sir, Deatonot P. S. For ;;=1:1";:l hint I • S.' tr..; I don, at't hr 1.0.* Sit pa rtici oil those i with that 1 • should Mr/ asaistance this Medic /.. 4•/‘ -uttage I I Also col 0.0:0 ht-it ban Mr Disitt , AO* In LI, I, directions , / • tclvev witl • B. 1111 at the tits • t-t intitatt I I . • • • 4 / •