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IMP dant to the Cart ofßequests hir the injury aleck lie said tr , , olstist•:;tierl. lathe p. esi i;t instance, tope I:taint el bad threat• cried t•J thrash the Defen•lnnt ; and, in , lifiSettilVti=es be went intoshis garden to sue if lie would put this threat in eNecutilini. flbstficrwards retired, and as hr,, son was also retiring, the • ''srtPlaintilf struck hint with a willow stick sorer.] tiniels serous, the arm ; and It was this provocation a hich lea to the violence complained of. After this, lie thought the Plaintiff sus as tin iest in bringing this action into Cmirt, as he was in ',minion ing the Defendant to the Court of Requests, to pay for the ni it ry his fowls had done alter the fua Is had been kilted. To ! , t • prove this statement the folios ing witnesses acre called :. Charles Frost, servant to Mr. Settles, saw the Pinintirs son stud tiw dug into the pond on the day in question. Mr. Reales's doe ks were in an upper pond. The dog. was a tierce wire.' haired terrier. Mr. Stales w.s clearing weeds out of the pond, and the dig conic towards him, intending to bite him ; but • Mr. Searles st rock him two or three blows on the head with a fork. Tat' or liner hours atm-nag - its Mr. Dukes came down the garden, and said he wished he had been present when lin best his dog ; tOr if be had, he would bare given him a good Swabbing. Mr. Scales then sent into his garden, and raid, '• Here am I, who's to thrash me ?" Ile was accomps• Stied by bis sou. They then had a plod mans words, and beaks and his son telt Mr. Dukes's premises. Dukes tben drew lip a )rising willow tree, and struck !kaki's sun over the arm three or four times silty grew! force, The Defendant• then went into his own grounds, and fetched the spud which lie had been using. As he returned Deer the dam of tti; pond, Mrs. Dukes set the deg at him. Mr. Scales struck the ling ogler with the spud, and a pit cc flea off. He then sinsit Mr. Dukes three or four times with what remained. Mr. Hamilton lived next door to the Plaintiff aunt D e f e nd. net. ItertrihDirkes tine:oer' Mr. Seale+. and saw scales and his son come over. After some words Scales and his son re tared, wben Dukes struck 'ming Scales three times. Scales then hit Mr. Dukes a ith the spud. Knew the dug in ques tion ; it was a fierce Russian terrier ' • he had just such a one shot four %ears Sen. He did not shoot it himself, hut gave a In have it shot. Scales. daughter of the Defendant, saw her hro ther's arm after this transaction. It was much bruised. She knew the dug ; it had worried and killed some of her lather's She saw the Plaintiff shoot 15%e-end-thirty of her ; tat , a s iinearv. . • . - -ply, said, that his friend did not deny dialed to's verdict, but had desired to :5 to a slight loin. Nov., iu answer to 'ray in aid the pieces of send which had ibieb, when need by • powerful botcher, ic li ruaily of the attack; nail ha trusted ry would teach hint to retrain from simi- TheJitry would also take care and keep nett, of the Mimic mono the dog, which Le the indignation of anti humane man. having summed up the evidence, mrdiet fbr the Plaintiff—Damages, tel.; r .11L SOH V. ASHLEY. to recover compensation in damages for is a widow woman, lodged ins room of with her six children. On September mine In demand his neekll rent, which would giro him in three minutes. He, mit, but took the door oil the hinges, and ;0111T1 fur four weeks, placing them under m a blanket to keep out the air, and to . om iihseri ation. _ witnesses' to prove these facts. ended in person, and, from his defence, ens desirous of getting the Plaintiff dad he.i. oat he took this ewer's of erect._ round of objection to the Plaintiff was, isi Sc; and to prove this, he called scve• loti;,•1!J inThe same house, but whose tevcoce to the act imputed to the De. ig replied, .tr seemed ttp the evidesee ; and the fur lbw Pleinti6—Damages, costs, 'COMMON PLEAS; GtTLI/niu, Daesessa 14. • UR CNCE—VESSEL RECOVERED. '.191A11.0 V. CLEGG. dated this to be an action brought for lel loos wenn a poliey of insaratiee for Winn Neisoe. on her homeward-hotted to this country. Orton after hese. rating bad weather, got stranded, and it the Aril, there was no hope of uttlinetOy wt this action was bronght She had, by Boated again. There wiliold he no clues to the tarts of the cr.se ; but .the only hrllrnr This alteraton of cirennedinees ion was brought altered the relative si at issue, or whether (hi Plaintiff had . a tiling to the loss and injury he had ins sought his legal remedy; 'there was no. n t a total has when he gave the in - rut-; the subsequent eircumstineets,be con erittion in the nanny of his etatat, which as resting en the state of things at the wought. Nothing . hapillaing alter issue ne taken into consideration. The uvula the less, sod the abandonment, was thus Wittiest Nelsen proved the saiiing of the • on her woysee to Litorntiot last febru pd strong mid lout gales until the I ttli !pt them still in the Text! Reads and on that day; she went onlher hrniaside, - the topowest she riehted with two fret settled in the sands. ille obtained an • ...shore and made an ineffeetuftleff;rt to MOO the gaud ; they then of out the ballast ^opt %Allot succ e ss. Af ter they got every her position beearne altered, owing to a -cast, and she kept still settling so the tg evert effort. stated, that alter he gave op the the agent of Mr. Woulcombe, who iteled , sent two men on board to tale charge lay. The place in which she was two deb the Dutch duet formerly lay. They t sufficient rise of water to uplift We in was at last got off by other persona at ;her rimer water. aair, for the Defendant, contended, that tit 9 ri Nw rance, this never could be co o ,. ,Iptrilos, t all that had occurred was ',liege 'for a time, until the stain lett wits it mcre matter of time, depradatit tit*, to be expected at a W 'oe *. eel le the interim the ship was pst4at of the harbour where she could Vol.. Insurance was an indemnity for juts) bi , s, add it was an absurdity In Ilrinstrilienthip should exceed the amoupt iteedz." 'ffhe question as it stood, was , was the tirsftlthe ;n which a ship bud tbcFin'hitd trern brought on the sub objection' itigi a 'special ease should be tatter of ht. There could be no doubt tie for the amount of the injury done to Iv net for a total loss, Where the ship was ;loomhe. miner—l tell yon how I shall put this n (tether the underwriters must toil rug atl objeethm to the si,andonment, 110o:comity, and by his taking ,upon ingentent and chances of recovering the. deposed, that he went to Holland in the ',Mine the state ands teasel: he found. , yell , perfectly safe, and about two feell sn the stand and mud: she was perfectly , N uninjured. Ile attempted to base thef , esibles ear!, in May,-nut without , poe m-telt to !Otters for the same purrose,, roast in constAnence of a gam. In the: de a contract with the Datel: people to ease of failure), for *boot r iot. ( 2 ,FlOn Orr in the end of Septemhet, and placed w Deep. She was got off by heaving tog occasional excavations trirtdigh the the ship meet red ass in the attempt ~. She is now in a condition to emuc to 'alien he said that be was fourteen days sperimetit, early in May, to get her off. r he was again its Holland, and lamed she of September. stion from the COURT he said, that from no dinlbt whitlow that, bOUller ur be cot off. said, that a question of law must utti • .se; for if it were eontended that this so of the veeer, then ites ould be for the . scale that retardation was to be esti. .w near a a. the period when a party welt e for hip reins:sty. Here he held st clear matte es cry effort to recover the vessel ; Piaiutiti lad united all remonablh vory reasonable excetion ; they waited,' add May, and the rise ought to be colt latter period, end snore particularly as :de to the Pt:until] . to abide the issue Of lustier said, that the only question for er this was a mere retardation of the ; and they most decide it upon a matter lance. li, at the time this teasel struck, file prolt•itsuity of getting her off, meta to proceed fir (tali! has ir. on the hops: of getting her off Its other and ten the res.' e , •uld be only lied upon se Tositge. The Cation at tirst had a up off, bitt lot afterwards abandoned hu.. ; , thlir %r id user, emr.loycd at both sides, the ship ; mud his spit:ion at the ()utast could b.: gut oft rah safety; and ulti • nt.ttelv th opinion ems Terilied by Cie fact of her bein: so got off Li'a tit stab: to pursue her tro, age. I lie I; , ree of Ibe t.% deuce was Meador% against tho total loss, and eAteithshing 'ooh u retardation of theAone. the Jitry returnedi'veMet f..r an a% crap lose, ULCre ip peating to lave been only a retardul IMPROPER DRIVING OF A WAGGON. Sesai.scir, in re' • that his client was eat cat down the d this, he had only to pet beer pruainerdt and sot a•illicieutly showed the the verdict of the Jiirt tar attack - sin (Ware. in ilicer mind> the tilt Seas sufficient to elteitc V The C rr t er JENTICE The Jury limed a yr costs, Stn. STEN Thli was an action t the following outrage The Plaintiff, who 1 Ow Defendant's house C 7 the Defendant cal the Plaintiff said slit *flowerer, would not iti that slate left the rt the neeessity of using protect thew elves fro Dw UV called The Def , ndent title it appeared flint he wl Per tainiiy oat of his h top his ~hject. His gr that she was very abic rat old women who !.a Vsliniory hasi flu let 1131,110. )I:. Un RNEY ha , ing lie cutos Jester' .riiry found a verdict I 41.4. ' COUNT OP t • POLICY OF INSU H El Mr. Sorteant braes sl 4he recovery of the tot, 4.601. on the stilt. It it ntogaieCrongliniland t abe C Isll4lllll le rdil very trait OlefWall•fil wrrel naming ber ; hut since :Kraal Salpriege, been it • 1,01) he 1.. el eved, as f quoit.* would tvi, at fare the present artil - (nation of the parties r. irblsu recover &Mori lamed at the time he sishibt that his was in caw% an abandontneul 4 hole Lire action was hr was joined I odlif now I pvtuf of the policy, tt ;listen. ;. • . • Who Captain rdlhe Illethil•flion the Tozeh ettry,retiley.esseoti et ered of March which ke stranded v them there in and roletilting away I water in the hold, mad: shots and cables fr.on s statricatetbe sliity.frOnt and renewed the attem thin,' out 01 the ship, Is _kale from the north-c %Inds, notwitlist andinG in hi.t cross-examined ship without hope, the fuP the ngiderwriters, • of the ship where she I ed *as rot that ranted nothing hid a sJ:ip; be knew that she a Injure time, in a bigl: .Ir. Serjeent VALGUI idpo:l the real principle ; ordered in the fight . of'i a relenting brit wrifil be pit oft, which Opnn the arrival' ad'.. %swot period of the 'ye easnefi.ri abist beelded -lb sustain no further inju et.mo!.itrativelosa or. to {;;:tp , ORO that tl,c indFrt e. the real infttrfr tricot rAtremely noref; for it ise,n get off, ann.' titt Jeiet, and be hattmo ob t. am , d to nettle the ens that iraimerit were liahl she ship .; bet eerteihlv ei•de, men by Mr. Wont The Lear (trite Jo • alight facts stand be considered as week lay 'ending over Mr. I.;,etKellthe whole inane • • . stranded ship. Mr. Wools:0+0re dept re , :tith Aprtl, toes-4, Ivirig on the eouthi and a kaif tintrieirseel in 1 1111 entire, and apparent Is t‘ ers4el heavers ttM VOA 0.26 P ; and IR! this rte.!, bat was obliged to del July retina Mg, he mad • • get liar off (no pay in c rider:4 ; sow Wits got C the ba,iu of the New teeth i•ahles, and main • . send. The onto &ma; raise by her lighters. U. his cross-examina rt , es.cagetl his first eat curt or (1. Vas ip.l of in thi• mid LI alts‘ser G, a quest 1.4.0 g there iv, later, the *bap would I Zi I'. 1.1:53 , 1 Oriels art in this cal gias a n., ie ro:aril:.tion I+ (1:•,•ile on Oval rrt..led ; lo.w far or fins I. abet mice 1r a; tn.• takaain bad :ts hr huro, the alter em.f.ing er Iro:a titans nu :• rI as tried at the 1.. • •• ••• Wei 14 , 11 er . atfettivt. I' Curr.r ti Whelhe Vi.!L •.r total Ins, ; bt lirst instl ti. • -nab to , •., 1,0 a ri;;111 there nits a r sit the tic c .,t K e It ins the slii hut V,l•iv Mr. Vioult.6l.l the stale of w• , that the rimier C PEARZF D. linFmN. Mr. Serjeant Put stated this to he an Whin brought by the Plaintin; it 110 lies an iudustrurus v against the Defendant, who *us an estensive si barflitger, in Thaines• street, to recover damages lor the injury he etnteined lay a compound fracture of his arm, rowing to the improper dos to Ls Defendant's sersatit of It dray in Eust Cheap. un the loth of December last. They would hem the farts ft om the eel deem, and he would nut excite strong prejudice by giving them a vokuring which might assay their I...chess in homilies but Lebec the it it 'losses lett Conti, tee had nit doubt the Jury would see thejestiec attiring hear, and exetriplarytiamagcs. He was sorry to say that both the Defendant and bib ser vant had not acted as became Diem a lieu the result of this inffortinatte occident was known ; but he should rather the Jury *unlit deride the arse 11;11)11 the et ideate which Caine duly before them, than ou any °peeing statement it was in his power to offer. Samuel Baldwin deposed, that he was in company with the Plaintiff last December, un tit a quarter be fore hour o'clock; thaw turned tip Easteheap, where they ob sertool a dray at the moment standing is (*be as possible to the curb stone on the left side going t o wards St. Peas. At this thee a weggen was corning ;it East Cheap where they were ; it was loaded and drawn by three horses; he saw it emote into ceetact. With the dray,.ll , l'llich was le ruck Its the till wised ; u °timber of people hallooed out; the force W . LIM wag *.t I drove the near wheel of the dray on the pat cutest; the eitoon-driver did not step his horses, but, nn the twice Iluitaed than ; the .consequence was, that the hind wheel of the e aeon .caught Use bed of the droiyottid forced th, back part of it against Witness and the,Pluintiff.• There was an iron post between the estrb and the lotteetneel, slid the Plaintiffs right elbow was /tweed against that part, and brake in two plates. Witness telt the Plaintiff *older Die care of by -slanders, and pursued the (Iris cr. lie told him that he bad broken a ?stung man's arm, and meat ire bit umet•.end number; he said lie bad dune no such thing, slid was on his right side of the read; and, e ith an oath, he said, that neither wittiest nor any other person *lucid lope bisi Dumber, otriking oiler*, on the breast at the same therneit. ti ititess being unable to lied his mnism- at the side strike waggon where he stood, went round to the sippositeside,and White lookina there for the number, the drivel struck nt hint with his whip. Seeing the name of Thomas Wilson un the %same, witness salted if that was his master's 11.11110 i be said nos, but that be drove for Allan Mesen, and that his can imam ass Richard Stuttr. The Platetiffstaatirst Liken into a doc tor's shop, mitt front thence to St. Thomas's Hospital, where be remained in confinement upwards of.s.s nicsatio, In his cross-examination, he slid, that the honr was not later than four o'cliesk ; it was not dark when the accident happened, although rather dealt!. ,The iron 'post rejabl be two yards from the corner of the street. The plaintiff was positively s.alking on the pavement ot the time. Witness was then clerk to Mr. North, the brewer.; the dray Iras hit inas tree, and he ass fullowing it at the thee Die waggon came into emitted. with it. The width of the street was about 1s feet where the accideht happened. The Plaintiff's arm was toot folded round the post. The shiver, though be refused to give his name at first, said it might be had (*rum the waggon. Re.eratnined•-etber carts and 'waggons had prerioutly passed the dray. Joseph Mitchell, a licensed victealler, deposed that he saw (be welched; the dray was in its proper place add *idea close to the curb, when the wham struck it; willies* mad others issteutly called out to the dower a stop; he slid net and the couseguetice was, that Ise drovit i the dray leach epee. the pavement,' sad broke the 'Phdittllr' ertn. Willies's bil lowed to atop the waggon, anti tots:ldle cloister what injury he bad dune, and be gate in retest' a,v , stley of eiNi". o l and said be would not stop. Wit ne-s then /;ti t{ hold of. one of the horses' reins, and the driver at once teseffbis whtp•severely Melt upou, witness said the horses, and tilt:saki placed him in• -perilous situation. The waggoner siturtly,eitgr ittaspedwitere ber luta going to stop, anti then tiny gut his name; e itu tta knew nee tiring of the parties. • Cruss.esautined—lt was net shank at tieier. 'Witness' knew nothing "olse width of the .street qr tittles dray. James Barter deposed, that tre'his the driver' of the dray which aas ale tick by the waggon ; • be lasts Servant of Mr. Nest ; be: dray wrath - awn up ishateito On pavement, in East eht it. Cries.moneineit—lt Rs just in'lthe Rusk of the evening, stud be hail bold of his berme Maid, and was going at a blit% pace. 1110:11AS Crouch, a surgeon • cop, ,St. Thomas '. Hospital. He sass Um Plainti ff when hrthreMe duhh( judo Mr. Siiiittea (sorgeotr's) shop ; the bone on htereppirr anti ems broken. anal . the flesh was very much lacerated; Ahem was .ii compound' Irsettire. Henry So" nab of the MHOftlhilliireviers'a St. Thontiss's lluseital, saw thedruclured stansisf tits:A Plaint ire tem. , Wit tiest attended him from the entlsot December until time nib of Jttne, in the hospital. He hail teen since :listens charge froth (be hospital ; be lithfutst , t4en yet the use (This arm, and trod only a alight motions/Ott _ Cross examined—The bo'e eras legisty.steitedaltbougla,the joints were stilt Re-examinede-Rittiteted4eyee : lnftetlt the same power at arm ishietehe bad beliore.. Mr. J. 11. (preen a surgeon I:rum St. h u inns 's Horientaf, also described the iererefy foreiret i •klate of Plitintaff's erre; An Die same terms as the precierliog whom a,eed said the elbeerioint %mild never lave Kuper play agent.. Mut Cook deposed that be was the employer of the Hain tin; who bed served his time to hie/ ; he coed caen ass. or 333, a week, in Die ordinasy.ital beeieess. The lousiness required a strolls use (tribe arm, end eithwitottengllt in that !it was impossibto fur him to work at his bustricos.---)n tics ersiss-eisaituatiun he said there were lighter ;tarts in the bti- sioess. Plaintiff's ease beiog closed, Mr. Serjeant VAL:COHAN addressed t he Joey for the Defend ant. lir anid, that whatever may be the r•-sioll. of Ibis reese, i/U 11u e.L to IIOtkirtAILICO {be .elleut• of We 11 0.0 12 ty which the Plaintiff had unfortonatel% sustained. lie had no WitheloSHA to utter, for be knew none if ha could throw a liYlt upon the neeurreuee, except the driver, who was Dan oesii petent witness, . . r. Serjeant PELL hero expressed his readiness to give tj* wan a release. Mr. Scrjeant V complained of this interreptibn; And said, thia even w ill' a release he knew tun lu iicil of the gems ; eel business of his profession to put into the bus irwil Gess to iendmivour to nods. the effect of the nertligent conduct n bleb ties imputed tolionsell; and already spoken to by other wit nesses. Nab respect to tile,llelennwit, Joe had, fe t us the he. ginning, evinced the utmost synipath), and desire to repair, rs Parr ho sould repair, the injure caused, not by his ours fault, but Ly the negligeuec of tits monist. lalthen eon• tended that the real uq:dgenee wits ul the Yhtiy; whose duty it was, its be was in the act or entering the street, to base given way a little, and left titC'eleuraind pro per rirdn fir the waggon to pass, sslthuut copsiu s la eootact. Lotto Cuts' , 3 eirric t: asked it the Jury +visited him to sum np the it% idenee? They replied in the negative. Ile Leiritship remarked, that at both aides the ease blit 1,014 teilipe. , itely conducted, and that tt wets, oefortunatelt s the CUE! Isere: that the person who read} had nothing directly to do with the cause of the injury, was, by the Pettey of the law, uovertbelcurresponsilde fur the Orgill:melee eirloi. sof tent . The J ry would take tbr cm° into their one. aideration. The plicio or had, tilitbrtunatply. sustained : ol serer? Loney, and they would gie bissejvit and temperate retrieution lin' it. The Jury returned a verdict fur che Plaip One Hundred Pounds. We haVIII heard, from what we conceive g o o d Mahe fitly, that Susi:rot; died on Saturday morning, in , consequence of the bruises he rectivt4itl the fight, last week, near St. Albans. EHATUII.—In our report of the tdide the HeaCent,, l the evtdtwice of the woman, PnAntcts MAct:nr, Waal accidentally omitted. We give it new in order to' make that very important trial coMptete. Her evi dence clenches the falsehood of tfre deliberare Ind maltgraiht libel of the Gentlemen-Tortes of Etlihtnir6h upon Mr. Glltsrele, u Whig. • Frances `ackay, eramined by Mr. MONCRlrrr.—Was ac cused of haring uttered torged notes. She Winks It 11:14 in the year ISIS. Johnson Cool, was suspected at the *rne them Was eau:id:led first before Captain ; then before the SheriE. Wnc eanmined inure than once before the fi'verlir. Her declinations were taken down to writlny. *the st.trird them with her name. Tito dlierilf gave her no warning Woe* he askial her to sign her confession. When first esadined heftire Captain Brown, she iehl him she was determined to tell the troth. She said that btlng taken with two of the notes in ber e icu she was determined to confess ell, as she saw there was no chance of getting of. aihe wane a. similar/ eon. fession before Sir William Rae, the Fiteritr, to the effect of her hasher forged notes of the Bank (§f tngland in her possession, without lawful evense. Does ink' knot' , If Mr. tilbson arts present at her first osaminalon before the Sheriff, Mtn saw Min there several times. Never spoke tee. Mr. Gibson he her life till she was eaatitioed in his °Dieu a fortnight pgc, Mr. u itmcm never made her any promise: she never 'looked for any thing etele than to be Irk* hilt she evloseted Mtb ctpttat to be Mid aside. Does not knew herd many eliorrs were against her. Thought she Mai very leniently treated...eked. Creisserainimsl by Mr. 1101:kitTSON.-4Vas, examined s e e. cern' times before the Slice:C. .It the first examination she made a felt mates,ion +shoot herself. The aitbseght‘dt cetaml natii re , Ferted herself. At her eassaltission heron Brown she spoke of Johnson Cook and Wdotisthek ; a:so metioned them betore the Sheriff, but Rot, pplicularlV Did not employ any Comesel ; had friends who Wished it l but her father did not think It of any rise. POLICE. . • i Fftli - IP 4.11,9!„. r On , Rat tiritay r.s. Pabef r • disking fille de- joie, well known on t heron pf Bath, 4oressittia handsome taco mitt , attractive lliisohi sith raft' •tn much of the entlimpeint, aim boo übtsinol outsider:4We notoriety in Life ill London by her nSetoirnsulsruMenading in public, within the saloons rif onr.vrinter theatres, and at also tlie fled' Subscription House, Brydres-street, w ns conducted into this oilier, under the proteetion of the night constable of St. Pawl, Covent garden, charged with having committed a robloiry io an in• famous brothel. kept by a fellow named Willis, in Ruse-street, Limg•acre, un the same morning, about the hour of two o'clock, a.m. A Mr. Williams, who resides. near Berkeley-square, -met the impure. and ierempaitild her to Viitlis's, and a hilt; he lay asleep in bed she possesed herself of fourteen shillings, which he bail in one of his smallulothes pockets, chanties. tinelv left the house; with the property, And MAJI apprehended in about an hour afterwards. She strongly protest., d her in nocence of the charge. The Magistrate fully'enminitted her to Newgat re fur trial. INFORMERS V. PUBLICANS. - The Jendbird of the Blue Poits Ta‘ern, Repert•strect, Haymarket, appeared to ansu tn . the information the hoar htndell informer, chin gin; him is kb a mire ring " lipplim;" in his bowie on the afternoon ot' Sunday, the alit instant, daring divine service. 1$ dhow Sint:viz, a common lutornser, and *kali to John sen, being sworn, slatrd, that on Sunday the bth instant, et tour o'clock in the afternoon, be entered the Defendant's horse, and saw five persoes atingle the tap-room driaame ; he also saw tar, persons vitae out tithe bar as he aria Mtn the house; he sat Lot sore whether' the perions in the tap room were nice er _ . The above bcini reed over to dm oilers*, he said it was all perteitly true. tttringle eross.ctatnined.—fie did not driak himself in the heave. The door wail open when 'Reentered the bowie. 110 could not say bow many women were in the top-roots, nor how many men ; there were Iftc &Rog: ther; ono of them might have been a yertne perms% be could not say. )Landlord.-11 ill you venter to swear that any of the per sons in the tap-roam wurc drinking, or bad liquor, ur eveu empty pots before them? Mr. *n01,111.-110 has sworn it. Have 1, pkilf ? Mr. Miushull.—Yel, you hare, and the clerk 'ball read it over to you ' Mr. Woods, the clerk, arin read the evidence, in which tbe.aitness had sworn" they were driutiu . g." • Mr. Minsholl.—New Sir, please to say If they were drink 'log or net, end be particular? Wituess.-1 canned exactly recollect ; but I Nip not swear they uere drinking, now I. come to consider. Landlord—The persons who were in my taproom when the informer entered were rn; se r, wife, a rehit!trn. and two elms ebittlerm, midi am ready to make oath that we u cr. not drialMeg ; there u ere nv pets before may ofns. ?air drank bad we any thing after dinner at two o'clock, and the charge is uoly,preferrett for the purpose of making a property or _ _ Mr. M.inslasill reprehended Ilse informer for swearing they Lucre drinkieg, and °motioned him to be careful in Morn. 'le advised the landlord to keep his house closed, and Ilion informers could not get in to lay ilifornhatiess against him. inforinatilua vas dismissed. The !nudism-of Apr the Duke of York tavern, Frith-street. Sulu), was sisuisstossed fur keeping upon his house during Divine Servicoun ouuday, the eth instant, at half-past four ._114! The laudlortl im hit ,defenee said, that the serviee was over at Si. Anies Church at a quarter pest four, and that Si seen as be evened his house the inhowers rushed in, ht/ti threat card a.pan infOrmation. The informer denied.that the service was over ; he deelar. ed that hexame fi MI) the ehureli direct hi Dmandant's house, and the service was ou %%lieu befell the church. )lagiolvate said, that a quarter pest Nur was so n'ar the tinie ofthc conclusion of Divine Service, that he should not ucuviet OK: Defendant, nod dismissed t he information. NOCTURNAL SPRBMS ANTI RAMBLES. A would-be swell wills a rueful countenance, uncombed locks, and unbruslicd No i scry, a !woe linen, or rather the part of ft n Well was not (or the itetleienrj of that necessary article which iras)ooriceakd by art from the vulgar gaze. as as once white but pow presented a very orriawctiloured hue, and evi • dent.) had not skin lip anterior of „a wash tub fur sonic time; Whose bristle iftinikM just peeped plane the top of his ateepte-collared beajosithi, was brought • from the slime jag (watch-liuuse, so celled, (reing4 stone building), in Covent garden wjrket, by hula ,widsh/r, niilityseistatile,pharged 'with having, in it la 'with Spree, laid 3 1 1 Payne in the kennel ' litiientletr t ent, Oen ent-gar en,.at the hour of one &clork in4hetritirhihg.' Free' the statement of the New-street watchman, it np peered that feom the Pi zzai in Covent Oardcu to Piccadilly ; thr.loth New-street, • Conitorne Alley, and, Leicester square, was a hightty . promenade, Or rionbie, Coe all sorts of iousciish, 'tiler.. seen the inock.unuslest nod th e ingh. rouged Ablnititttig ir - raged lag ,ladder i the siMpArisig, Miss, thebltt trAdee, the vile,procincss, Greek audpagitonsal, the green and the' darted) tirie, with b.ts of rionalcr-ibippers, who pass for C'orsiilkenis s. ids tlicir master's blear, and of * me ellpstirat, who 'ape the gectieman a ills logyerg Usq have got Upon; tie* . Whet sre.yen? eto the Prisoner ) his Worship . —l am,' by trade, a replied Um hero of the it...we-iron, who was suffering I oellie preceding night's dchatieb. A tailor ! eritetrthc JuSlice. Oa, very well. thou low could not the ioung woof' Much thirmi—The Prisoner did not join in thriftugh, but he answered; "I arm the young roman, your l'ership, no, purer ; 1 ;liver ititinded to do arm to kidiodi. 1 *atm ilsoirid hive toothed the kin Of ber garment, had she notsalkxl me a cebeayiny osiitli part of 4 .021ble ants took bold of 'my hand (the dexter one of course) apd pulled me IS the pavement, to I giro her a shear uff the shopt , ocrd I omen the stir, •u 4 she fe'A in the getters !." o other tailors by trade crone forward to corroborate bin statement. flue' thdm was sitibtli n needle ) anal declared MMs Payne used viery earring Isni., , estre before she irks pushed by Jim Prisoner,. aoil,she iusulted 'Aida. by calling him bodkin' sli;iska and crib the robb,,ye. 'llMe Magistrate said bolt styli language was very insulting no doiiteosot tasty would not have *1 ti, themselves to it if, they, had been, in bed, as they aught to have been at one ereloet id the *Morning. Ile .111(1%4. d the Prisoner to satisfy the Compininant tor the Injury she bad received, and the' watchman for his trouble, ansttlum, after on admonition, sent hint about hit business. • A tfA l ltp tAttr:. We are inferroed that tinvoitose trf the• delay in the, legal proceedingsinstatuted by Mr. : fivx,' , the Pruedir in the Ad miralty f;ouri, in the case of Lottylio e. OuptAio Broviu, 6or wages due td the Orrtic.r, by the taller, when eertilig on board the IPcimel merchantman, inairld tram London to Tangiers, ills presents to the guipornt of Morocco, is entirely:owing to the absence of witnesses Who ale al pea; and to no fault *beeves On the pert of Mr. Box. IidITTON-UA R DEN. tkm £8 11 1 linanult Norwood and Mark Barret were hroualst op so the eiettody of William Coll on, a constable and charged by him inith being eotortion ntlerers of hate earn. He deposed, that , in consequence of infurreationt he rooeived, be f.4lOrred the prisoners from shop to shop iiiiperceived, since they loft ren tamale, to Tultenham-court-rvad, where they went into a pvlato shop, and at-terrroortenntrlngpotales into the scale, he came 111 .11111 pugied them into the parlour. atiflop joiug to search them Mars flitYret fork a hag from her reeket,eod threw it in the Ira . arr took up and found it contained Tour bad hall-eroans arid fire bwi aiapeoces, which he thew pro duced. They lied previously passed a bad half eronu at n public-house for litplor b which he Made the landlord mark auJ put by separately. The charge been; taken. the Prj_SOnef3 weft remanded fur farther enramtowtidn, - wherrthe .WwWeltor a the 'tint and the purism ohofeeeireil the find holf.crown wilt attend. IRMbiZMIOUG4I-B'rRKET. SAtOrday Ltod De tuglorp attended. nit Uns Office to ask the advice or the Magistrates under the fulhiwin% eircorestanccs : His Lordship itoted, that he had received a letter from sewn inilividestl,.Ali4olll-11: D., in ithielt was uncloied ri lithe publication eare,dOl qbielo•the writor or the let ter pronciiiiieed to be wo rk. whirls opOt to be int teittellv reqw4ted his Lordship to otili,ge bita mipf Rho. imirk. Not knew -let %shot objeet aurfi an application weld tend to, be wished to bare ,the upi Mon or the !ilagistrates. The writer, r. A. promised to all- - fld thatrevniolint„blis lions! Cur on answer.' tad if an *Meer !tended,' it Was probibTe he migii,l know Mr. I. 4., *hum lia Lordship sitophttled to bean iihnostor. all. Cannot kbuatitt U prdbable that this esede*as adopted' to obtain mom.) uudegr4fit Pretetl , %e s - , His Lordship stiggektcd; 'bat an officer mieit hr sent to his , lipase in the ortitittlic h/ hatirite likely for Nr.l tn. to c 41,1 at the tanst wit 191140th0 quicer /Vales) to question and set in his (i.orilkiilyekre',) apartment. his Lordship void, he euisPrised orVhips would put a steeper cu the rottoo r it be piiieed.lo. be ft heti 1m0.. , Ills I,rdShip that jo cooly .absireted a 4 Woks, Lhet ir he thought proper, he tw i ttM, put hi., corked h./ oat hiai wh, n sit h(s huuse, and. pet - naps . Istr. I. 11. wrield , tititer hint for hill Lordship. IVales laughed Siou ueitenillictily being promoted to wear the hat el ! all Admintl, but did not say whether he would go throngh the niontritv re. Wateli • CliAl6tCTEll.9 TO !Plirft!itil.. • 94. SOPNOI ;Ps. MOogc..rtaiding. at It, :Judd itsve4 iipppen(aQ *Cilia office, b.ruse Sir („4. Irarcant.maliNg.4)l, i to itnsttitr hs an Inforiaiitrai laid avaidst Lcr, tinder die III:4 Clots. 114. see. t, tip IPstr 4troteJtiti4,Aitt4tori squiy-e,tet 114 f givesysi lsbr chilisebrilitf !Woo Colmar, ( olisrave, o he tctidt Ogg service. :111, petioßprolitttttlis tettfote is eat Tfte' Oilrtios ate ter!. te specbillitisinkisertratAntoted by eleilibeif etlfrecatis. Mr/rowed, Aelici:ur. , SLitl..vllol Lae, Oates! the perAirg. , bar of thy ts 4 lhr part (.1 Mr. NeTien, yid emured the Magistrates that hat ltentireath rtes entity intltlehervi by it lieltscur.publi , dist , . in ltritigit4 forward thlti iaorrnetioq - UII he uastapitea'.;el, muy beactit he might be 6tappuec4l to 4A4:4Vt: from half the penally' upon conviction, and which he intended, should lie succeed. to leave at the disposal or tie MagistroluniforAmspq charitable purpose. Mr. 'Ames then called Mrs - . Welitim' to prove the ease. This tidy (who is sere %onus, aid gave her evidence with mei+ stated, that on the loth of Niivember last Ellen Conner. ns elle alien eivflect herself, but at, crwards Cosgrave, applied 1.. r situation in her service, sod referred to Mrs. Moore f r her character ; the next day she Wetted on Mrs. Moore, who save the girl an excellent one for honesty, sobriety, and (*annulus; in short, she gave her a character superior to that generally giteu to servants, end said that she bad lit ed wills her ha' leo tears up to that lime and could assign nu reason for tier leaving, except sonic a him to chain . re her situation. In consequence of this account, Mrs. Nil. son hired her at nine guineas a tsar wag m. In three days, however, she had reason to fold Ivadt a ith the girl's (merlin t, and again called on Mrs. Moose, also now hir the first lime said that she had known nothing of the girl for ten months past until the t nth, a ben she came to request Mrs. Mii .re to give her a character. Mrs. Nelson Nes proceeding to slate the laid conduct of the servant, alien Kir 11. Far ant said, lie feared there was a fatal error in the Information. a loch aal stated in the body to have been " taken end made Lief .re us, the aatil and appeared In be only signed tit one. After a long discussion, in whirl, Mr. Tomes i•ornleited this objection,. Mr. Dyer agreed a kis Sir George !ant, that the inhirmation iii its present shape was Untenable. It *as then wilhdteati. but Mr. Nelson dec.lared Isis Oil, alio!, to has another, as he wmild not lel the matter end here—end thus for the present the allair stands. WORSIIIP-STREET. Sal urdly a man was full) committed for trial, charged sriih olituidine am:nice of chins, value 21.1:A., in t he name of Mr. Thomas Seihriiira, of Mr. William Basset, 'of Ifitille.brolgv, euis and elliniusian. Tim prisoner had Used in the semen of Mr.Seabourn ',minus to this transaction, hut had then lett him about four months. The Irk l was not discovered until Ilto other day, when Mr. Basset went fdr pas went to !qr. Beabourn, who disavowed allkninsh:ire of the cirtnstee. 1 - armati to Mr. Jsnts•s Barlow, s igniter residing at On.„.ar, E•aes, charger., with fdtiny by his master. 'Eh* prisowr li id been sent LI London w ith, load or hay, consist • ing of svrents-two trusses, whoa on his arrival at market it was diseurr•re;l that ho hiss, made away with oa r tram. hay. in:: been guilt% of such acb• frequently, a plan ails adottrd at length which led to his dcleetw•n Whitt: COMM:till; the pre sent act. Ile was fully committed for trial, LAMIIETIVSTREET. Ors Saturday ficrirsi.ier;t wa charred with Olney. . William Sage, JllllllMan to Mr. Arkfey, linen-draper, of Reichlli! Highway, slated, that lie was inDirrneal ori Uria.‘y nighi, aletut eight o'clock, of s.mo lal's hiring stolen a piece of print from his master's Maw-doer ; he accordingly followed iu the direction pointed oat, and saw the Prisoner, whom he secured. When he seized him, the Prisoner lei Mei niece of print drop tram under his coat ; there were twenty lour yards of it. eliartes , Chatiman, also in Mr. Arklev's Praploy. corrt.ki rated the last witiless's testimony, and the Prisoner wa s tulle eJmunticd for trial. F.XTORTIO'N ET A BROKER. Mr. Rat, a braer, of Shadscell, was summoned to lhi• Ater on Saturday. charged with demanding more expenses hr ler ‘ing a distress than authorised to do by the Art of Par liament. It appeared that the Defendant waa ordered to levy a die. inite for rent noun a poor woman ; upon his arrival al the house with hid man, he was paid his demand for relit in stantly,- togeth-r *lt% as. for the distress, and as 6d. for the man in posseAsilit, although no itventory had been taken. The Defendant was onto ten minutes in the house ultogt• Dyer, and was detained that time liceause the poor % . ..inian sent out for some rum to treat him and his man. It ileall% appeared that he bait no right tp charge for taking poses stun, because be \Vas paid his ifenistud The worthy Mmtistrates (Sir Dnui I %t illiams and Mr. Wvatt) stiongly reprobated the Delcnilant's only in making an"notawnil demand, but in regaling himself at the ex penye of the poor woman, and ordered him to he e.mviet , xl to trtlite the amount of the surcharge, stab costs, aindunting to us. _ _ _ 7 1 ; r1;:ililie;dsttisaid be would appeal to the Quarter Ses' stone, but he *us informed the Act of Parliament snuck the order or the Mngistratcs final. GAMELINC,/ IN TILE EAST. For a ling. time past (he neighbourhood of (3 eorge-y rd, Whitectmpel, has been infested a itb a number of riotous and disorderly rlmpletcrs, a.ssenilistit together and eafree , (i.e. tossing with halfpence), to the great annoyance of the more pemeablelnhaliitants. !dant , )04141g thieves also make that description of gambling their chief shay by day. Several times a pour of tinkers base proceeded to the spot to spore hcud some of then, but Users happens generally to he a trod, a lt,. wakes a certain signal, and the intricacies in the imine• diets., vicinity enable than to make their escape. On Satur day, liosrever, four ulUcers, Forster, Freeman, Fut-tone, and Pluntfoll, surprised them, and although a great many sur corded in uutkilig their escape, three were safely Judged. in custuflv, two of whom, Jams 110‘1111.11 were cut to the Musa of Corea:giog fora mouth. UNION HALL A nom apparently upwards of seventy, who gave his name &Nair' 104 Army, was brought to this office on Saturday ni.tht 13, %Vow ward, one Of Pairul, for hiving in his possession two bottles of English broody and a bottle of gin. Tlic officer took him into custody in the Dover 'nets. rood, at half-put six o'clock, and the arencift he gate of himself was, that he was on his way to•Dartford, find had jolt lound the bottles and a basket of oranges. The ottleem hail khut he was going to play or the trick now so com lictwcen Dover and London of selling goods manufac tured in England for Frond' ones that hate not paid the dift,. lie MRS remanded tilt tomorrow to give time fur further inquiry THANES OFFICE. POIMIWG SEA SIEN'S WILLS. Or Saturday a dashing young blade, apparently allollt at years of age, who gave his name Thomas Riley, No. s. St • cle meet's lane, Strand, was brought up in the custody 01.11effry, 1110ot/beer, and phseed before J. Ballantioc, Esq. thr presiding Magistrate*, for forgery. Mrs. Mary Warren then stated, that she way Use mother of I 'voting man named Timothy Warren, who bad belonged to the ship Tigress,' which sailed for Jamaica in 'November,: She did not see her son for near three weeks siefore the ship salted. In the - voyage licidson had lost ids lite, which, by some means or othertint been nbecrtained,by the Prisoner, tw ho new came forward with a will and power . pf.attoribey, as j , admiiiistrater In his effects. It could be proved be)olid all ' doubt, that no will or poser had been execided,ll linr soib any one, either before He left England, or at 4recase. Ucr son was a very good writer, and the deeds %WIN have bees produced to the Prochirs thr administration, 19 have been executed by - on the 5311 or Ivo l ot pfectliat' the time of the ship's sailing, bore his mill Mary Simmons then said she wag Vic wit pi - a scamsnorbe betonged to the 7iaress, pod Oho died in ,the Voyagq pear about the same time that Timothy Warren died. Pre. loos to :Wtirrnt's leaving England, she alwites witslicyj for bim. She ! , .noas he went on board the ship on toe lati 61' kigust, anal believes he wax n o t on shore afterwards.. She Weal to Uhl ship for his things, and carried them to him ,aftei they were washed. The ship sailed atria the same. time. is stated, by Mrs. Warren. The Captain of the ship could iirove iiim to be the hest writer 419414,an4AlostisegAid not make ally will. Mr. Itallantine then caned own. the Pri,ouer to ansmr td the eharre acainst. him, hiit advised him fd be very cautious; lest he should criminate himiodf. The Prisoner said the deed was a valid one, and had been executed to hios for the limn of a certain sun, on the memo in which it. bore date, at the Red Laos putilic:hoose, , Nightin gale-lane, Shad% ell, mod the deetased brought WI oval Inroooooddddd to draw it up; in addition tu Una, he Mid frequently told Itint ltial be had no mother living. Mr. Itallantine commented on the whole of the cue, and the Prisoner was ultithately remanded ; and Mr. VVatson, praetor, Doctors' Commons, sort Mr. W. Fox, of the Coq to-illowy Coors, toirether wilt the Captain of the ship, and the Idndlord attie house in which the deed was said to have been executed, were to he summoned for sonic day this week, to give evidence. On Saturday night an Inquisition was fated ifi a private apartment at the house or Mr. Towhee, ribhand-dresser, • No. a, Stainine-Inn , , on the hod! et Meson. sane boylibout too years and a half old, who was horned to death on l'hurs clay List. The sister or the deceased, a girl shout ten sears of ago. deposed ; that she look him into the h tichen is his _night dress ; Wore was a Gm in the range, und she went up stairs to dress, %hen hearing him screaming, she ran down stairs and TiAnid hips enseloped in flames. She rut to the sink to gethomesixler, arwl'in the mesa titniaer Giber raffle and wrappod• him up in a rug ,und entinguisberlshe are. .4 surgeon was soot fur, niiikapplicd loute u t r rntu i th to the de ceased's hod . ), liredldrllll.Y d rgn.rn Itcrol to runt, and Ire ' diets ' the krone ,eviairrgAr,ex , etritt awn!- ' The Corotior•obsersed. ,4 was one ref:those w could nbt be avylklvd. tivireeupinieutiml that 4:lsildrim shuu kL be dressed in woollen cluthpr tiiis,yrno uriesr initend of cot ton. ti of diet—" Accidental/1 / btrraci to bea/4.", LITiIoG RA Pllle FORGERlES.—Foretries to * Con siderable extent hive recently been committed on two wholesale kousei in Watling-street and Cateaton-, street, by means. of Lithographic . fze-similics. It ap pears that goods ware sold tb the firsts in question, in the Manchester live, to the ornament one instance of 3001. said in the other. to nearly 5401 Their accept rifled) *errs: takes ;intrilie usual Course ; those accept- atices were subsequently taken Off by means or the billielgefA4 * HTe r ba r .notl - afterwards. lulus ssed on new ills wliielt Fein Airuwn. The, ocw bills were dis counted enthnot t hesitation by, tits houses of Ga. , / and Co:, riaite r „LAy and Co. ; and the frond was not discovicred,till:,the elk naers hall absctoude4. It . iS sqpase .ti)g ,Are gciie 1(1 America. The, ,10141 4raio of IF kiittOs discovercd is about 4,0401. DREADFUL. CALAMITY IN TUE MERSEY. -ANS LOSS' OF . pT EA NI PACKET. 7,lll,Z,e'il)of the acre.,, (Prim I C n k nt es o ter n ( l, l . After havinz gone pertly Thitraday might, it becomes nor ulrtanebo n thiti. lu re• eat astrepha ni the m o st distrealth7. and a: nallirit; nal , which lit least %Hie. human beinzs ha% • , ~„; other w. rid. Yfe'lleVitleen foiTtleolstly rarely( in ~„: theAt'ectinst fact., and the annexed id be relied on. The ronne x ion of ACT .•ral the time of lua creek, with this city, ex , •.:e.• ing of anxiety; and it was not till Ihe u1t....-. .1 41.1.. any statement in th, least approximating h' to Hi,, c ,„, ooi..imod. Rumour had spresd ahr..ati ea ,iir „ n ,,, 11u Eil , lllalll Stearn part..(IVIS ‘• ermidsrl tin the rontrarx become 's ai, „, some of stirri‘OrS put th, question le } , • 11 appears that the steam packet bet w.•. a I, eerpool, left the pier-Ise::.1 a few 11/111t1 Ifs ; 4 ,„„„, on lluesday, tor the fornier place, with Inn,. s s; peer on board, the crew included. The wind zt tbs . , nu. pretty strong, but as it was qui:e head, no I: tained by th...“. on b..ard. 'lnc resaet, bow et progiets, as tido was ebbing; and about live „ ,• „, they were near rmstlism, the gale had eery /rah ~ SOIIIM! slight apprehensions Wert then enter :we, oh, passengers, but they wee, • glided by the whit-ii the Captain (James Dimond B:mke 1,:.r At six the packet wrsotl Not Unit , a nut from Tt h,lby , an 4 at this time the rat e•zie storm ren:lereti their dancer hummer .t and oloi a,s ; Ihr sei sins tossiwr, al.out in ell directions, and kiwi ; ti,r night ext , emels tiolcsinO s 17 t'aptAin nu. reeonintendcd by . Mr.r. flicKtun, oil Port, In run the boat into a neughtsotteiost creek whi.st (units afforded, end when ads ice, ei *Woo, o3hl woo s , have brot the means 61 sat i n; a ll on !Knells.; ii at 11.1a , :ry • :., , , .. jetted, persisted in deetariki; that ineornstel.wodid7lw. put her room' in erder 1 o at ternid ro:nioarayglie askethib. no sdriee, allot perhaps wink the Mantuan Mint, ttidaght, NI , 'danger to itic• wren, • No frightful likc.e of danger ran be new; Inured to senile-, and resulted to dare— The roles vt it hoot my p.e.ver Sh:di h.! 1. ilko4li Iltly OM.. MA cri.irl% our, to retiwir were illy brak. I nlc. the WC wa, , I. receding. Mid the boat blitling lIIMUI, and heaving is: . • Lank. The pitchy darkrat!‘s of the atalusphere, Ili.: bo. 51 hie!: pre% Piled, :HA the total absence of all tight e‘.:. • 'On di:Aft/WV, had already enthreiked terror . n " her : • throne." Aki one resource it was suggested iss! .• anchor be thrown nut--it was dolit. ; 1 , !., p,.• dragz,ekl, end in the midst of the linw:c... .e, •••,, • midnejit, o s !Went ernieossion alarmed Ilia pa.-, kkr.r.: o .• the idea, that tree, had struck against a balk or rock were about t .Ire enskilphell in the waste of ve:tie-st Oak. of the paeger way, ill I 41$ t IMO, under MINIM, am: despot now At its height' It was $00:: ,li•e..teemi tlut4 Mt) 1.311 ss• against a 1141 I the property of Mr. John •Fletcher, of Chr, ‘llliefi icnotined hut a few acconda aionvide, in a bleb :1 many of the passengers and all the crew *varlets Meeks, • of ibe opporkkkoitt iir pCilt- ' on boi!rd, the C;aptaio ~•1- • excepted, is lot said be would slaw by the I esse!. 31r. [lv:. Joist, of ilrs city, and, Mr. WAWA.. .JUL. were in lb , : JIIIIIII,r ; the former had a very narrow e6Clipr ; 1., ,- itig . hung several (Moot! s by his hands fn the side k.f the I L between be could muster Strength to drag lititiseil rikattusrti. At this perilous moment the flat separated frock Or jffichst, pod the tinlenee uhf the tempest linr:ied bet out rapidly - foto the cur rent of the river ! What a moment ices ihistar Parental t.s• ing—ahol a period for the, must agonising rethirtlon 1. for I separation of the two vessels had also sea erect Mr. Hurt fro:.. A lament 5Oll, a line boy about nine years'idCf4oteVer ! Bu: we will not dwell on this heartwenditatmearffreane. Nodes alque dies patct atni Janne. The packet was thus again left by itksif atilt Itic Captain deli • mined on cutting the cable ; this *is a -"Ma of dome tone, fur Iliere were only smell pocket knit...inboard. The task, !town or, was accomplished, and the . vessel soot, drift:Al. as was aft-rwards discovered, toward's 'lVbithy. At this time there were no coati on beard-, the , engine furnace was burnt out. Her course became more irremdai *very yard of her progres—the waves dashed lit er her nuall directions —end limn , were several feet °twitter in the etclAn. It was one o'clock, whets the tide began to flow, and with Untie peril of those on board. The vessel coutinued striking on tan hank as the waves gare the impetus: eventually, erotic took ground a shoal distance W. of Stanluw finoSe ; and thi taint glawinterinp of a here moon, whirl how dimly teedered darkness visible," only sun ed tq t render their s ituatem miire frightful. They acre within seventy yards from the shore, and the•greatcr rairtiolt of that diatonic was composed of that species of mud end qu tokavnd called land-sough it was neatly four A Diniond be came very anxious that the pnisestgers .booth etideavuut to ; reenh the shore, and at lest •his enhormtiting • lied ef fect. Mi. Nixon, a fanner, Ulna the netgltdostring vjUago or Rtanties,' leaped into the surf, and g-oned back in saf.-ty • newel followed by Mr. Henry 1t hitteit, 'MA Of Dr. Whitten. and Mr. W. Leatherharrow, both td lies city, want equal good fortune. • Although at this time. the wiud. hod gri al I‘ abated, there was still a heavy sea, and about fourteen persons on board. The Captain wield on saVeletonnt leave the teasel, end listing a weather coat on, he sisa preparing to take it off; but when he had stripped it. Over his arms nearly to his shoulders, it is nearly emieetured that, being benumbed, tw the lining ef the coat gettivit'.entangled, he was completely pinioned, and a heavy Ma at lilt time rush ing over the deck, washed him and his infant s•m into the sea WhOec they . perished ! The vessel soon iftrfr sunk in 'deeper water; and asseagst the other sufferers am beard, so amongst the other suderers 011 board, we lainsuil,.tosey,wero the son of Mr.' fluit (before noticed), Mr. W. Davies,* mil.- Wright, 'tin. DeWitt, of Dick firook-stretaii kith her child in tier arena, the blind tiddler, who attends ttm WM; sad n mat' 6th : twed in years—all these fell sill inns to The territe stinni. Those who escaped found abetter • Said . . relief at Me., Smith's, of Stardow, and at Mr. Hiekson's, 31,4tes mere Port, a here every care was taken of them. Thus terminated one of the most shucking scenes we hare for a longtime had to notice, and In the misrry nod fatal remits which were lie edlrmeqh•Refeg, wily to be eqtkeitent isystbe toss of the Lord Melville packet no if nyle Hank in tail. i)imond, the conneebelemieFtive steins-packet, at, a remark ably. steady, sober man, well experienced in manliest affairs, and had tilled his situation for nearly it years. 11... has left a wife end FIN ehlteten is deplore his premahird s lent 'de 'welled to hear that the work of eltri•tiant chatity sod, volence,,has nlrelciy e.•-tusicneted, sulisceiption being•opened for the relief of hfs Isidore and'helpless otr.priaii, 41n behalf of Munn we humbly but urgently solicit the contFivtidess of evesydecting (wart. The packet iris not 3tstiri nod the damage anticipated ' • it is ant op and has. been towed to I:nneorn. A cevirt•nt thedei•ls as i.:owe str i buj it is txpocted to ho again louse* Mt s jow weeks. • ,wEirriG - SOP. cif:6ll , om QT 'THE COURT QF " COMMISSIONERS. OF BA NKItCrPTI, • tirTimisow . ! , ! ; ...e; • 7 1 " 1 "." -- x. 1.; • P. Iberia, Lislest reek tie altr J. 'towed; Fjua ury, ti r-murehant ..... ........--.i., it, le B. S.3l)4ninti. Tounagd (b, eitT)inet-maker li U. o . oeilheitl, 'tepttettc semn, mniterlmirin#r I'. Ilonan, Purk-st reel, hothe-aiviler, Ertqpiwo,ro lit.„ Whit, fhapol, cheesemanger J. 3. 'rlibrblA o / 1 . ', Pc .r. Bermondsey- nal; boat- ' hifitildr. ......;:..., ....2. . . t• ,, 'l to C. ti ray i sl. MArp-Ir r biagodiort o duler... ... .. • .4..1. h 9 II C. C. RiftbinUller, *lrk -law:, °kyr ,., , . 4 I 1 3. IT:111004i orthr Ibmltr4; iron 'ngf•r T. 'rurnes,Baustiridge, fitilisiutieereleant i T. C. Li:mkt:B,l4e 4CiVesltninciler, eu.tl-nlerdolua It. Wu! ta, Lawrence Pountnt7y-lage. mer• Itant ..... 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