The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-05-30 00:00:00

I P i ~. ~• n f . • .1% tr. • • . • • led painfel dlostex, ilbe lyisates asthma, which is reamil terminated the life of the •workman before he attifiord big football yrar. alselgieg from inapettion of the apparetee, and from the very respectable testimoidale its its raves, by the means mad workmen of these factorise is which it has bees introduced, diem sperms to he fair restos to ceaelude, theft the inveatioe. alter siedereuieg perhaps moose soodilicat linos, may he gee/rally adopted. The ether conimaideatiou. which has received the gold gavial of the Society, Wei that of J. Neigh, req. of Shebese, is the thafford•kire POUPTite, of the discovery of a site 'and eirecteal glace for the tantrum coarse eartiamentioy be ollieb sot only the 'Weir, of the sileassile w impeeneßk i llot Ike hitherto presameill necessity of employieg vlirihrl le* oath. material of the geame, is wholly avoided. The OM hitherto in use was slightly sokible in aslant oil, and mew 4:oplously 1. the se* of °or •togramoo fruits. wheel their 'action was @misted by the heat neceseary for cookinf these aetkiee, applied either is hollow or bads& and the 'red eartliew•witre vessels as [tweed are these email) lit :see is prepariwg the used of the lower classes. flimsy of thy obscure trimmed decease of the pore lationvere were Wally to hi esteribeted to that little saapected source, end -inemeaporary semoited Odle pain occasioned by then was mese of the tufty motives which led to the habitual use of spirits: The Society feel assured, that is eeniasai walteß to the politic the process employed by lir. neigh, Ihey are petting it in the power tsf the seastifaetstera, with. feat may teeth to themselves, of improving the gushy .( their -care, sell at the same lime of removing a *egret of mach 'mischief to the health of those who were compelled to make sir of it.] • As soon as the Report hod bees read, the ceremooy of the distribution of the rewards was proceeded in, each of the successful Candidates befell ' , weevil! ilirrueoe:d to his .(loyal Higher's& the Presidest, and pmseoted by him with the Premium adjudged is leis or her respeetive claim, his Royal Ittohneos oak hag a brief sppeopelate address to each epee the omission, god the asnlmere testifying by their plaudits their approbatioa, graduated is warmth according to the impres sion proditeed by the emery of the subject which hod se no;red the preasiatin* s or by the appearsoce of the party pre. • viewed to•receits it. The company appeared to derive much gretieratine from mieservieg among the immemorial candidates is the several w Wows of the Polite Arts, vegetal interestiag and ammo plisbed young females, earl many very young pentium; of both sexes ; swine of whom had much dinicolty is swimming themselves under the imposing and impressive form of primentation to the Illentrrious President, in the preseece of so immense se omegablage of applauding spectating. • The whole of tee rewords havieg been dietrihnted, his Royal Mohacs. briefly hawked the conspaoy is bitt . oom name aid that of the Sueiety for the honour of their allied. mice, snd said that nothing could be were gratifying to his feelings shale to costribme as far as lay is his power to the promotion of tle• ishkets of the Society. His Royal High. nem then withdrew, /*waded as on his entrance by the Cora. mines, mid followed by the priocipal personages present ; after which the 'assembly immediately dispersed. The following ate some of the prireipal premiums gives : IN AGRICULTURE AND RURAL ECONOMY. To Messrs.'Cowley and Stains, Winslow, Bucks for draw. log tosaire ittebe awash of November Ifni, ■nd preserving the mime is • sound stair, 111 fur feediLg cattle, to the tad of April, 1822, Ow large gold medal. Ti, the same, for cultivating four acres of white poppy, (repairer sossauiferwaa) sod extracting from it 60:Its. of solid orison, equal to the brat Turkey opium, the gold Ceres medal. To J. Pearl, Esq. Settle, Yorkshire, for reclaiming 56 arms of waste ot.aw load, the large gold medal. To Mr. A. Bid.lle, Playford, rear Ipswich, fur a ►ay Wier, the large silver medal, IN COLONIES AND TRADE. Ti J. *Arthur, Eq. New South W■lea, for importing 1111.110 lbs of floe wool, the produce of lite owo duck is New hii.oth Wales. Ilse large mild medal. To the mire, for importing entails quselisies of wool,' equal so she Ace electoral &Baum wool, the produce of his uwa flaik in New South Wales, she large geld media. J. Rome, Eaq. fur opening a market for the wool piked Su the Se istroreut of Yea Dieniess's Lllllll, and for hie Vile:lions to improving the quality of the sear, the silver (oelrea medal. Te the same, for importing 400 tams of sea-elephant oil, procured wish., the limos of the eulogy of New Routh Wales, t►e large silver medal. IN MANUFACTURER. Tie Mr. E. Richsrds, &thrall Greve, for se improwemet is eve silk sr aaaaa b'dtewhey, twenty guineas. Tia Mr. .1. Hughes, Protract-street. liethe•l Green, fur an imorevewieut iu she silk woarrees' drawbey, five guineas. To air. J. Thninipown, jen. Coireetry, for an improsesteet in the silk rilsbou loom, she geld Yokes medal and fifty gelato'. To Mr. .1. Parry, Little Mitchell street, Bartholomew. square, fur the eriaasfsetere of plat five, Leghorn straw, ibe large shier medal. T. Mrs. II el s. Cesseeticut, United Slates, fur s new sea. fermi for See plat le imitations of Leghure, the large silver sandal and tueuty guesses.. is Mr. T. Starkey, Huddersfield, for fine broad cloth mule 'weir'y of wind from New Suoth W.lrs, the gold lass medal. IN CHEMISTRY AND MINERALOGY. To Mr. H. W. Revelry, 33, Kieg.sireel, W. bryameiroe. age; re. fur has cunsinuateaties reap-ett lig the nal ore and pre y. .ratiun of the stereo used a Twomey, fur greenling fine Suer, tdir• large silver medal. To J. Meuzh, E.g. Aetna, Staff •rdshire. for the dim. curvy 4d a glaze for ..peer of eneltlaton red eat the•eare, sue prejadocial to the health of these •ho make wieuf them, lot large guid medal. IN MECHANICS. To Mr. G. Hokiiich, Lynn &gni. for a life-beacon, the Akira , 'Meer medal sad Ito guises'. T. Liter/neat R. P. Ltitte•ort. R.N. for se improved rahly's compars, ibe large silver medal. re Mr. J. Vl'aisult, Writers Exchange, for • system of musical nuititiuo, fur the use of the bliud, the intro Yukio medal. ru H. GnrCrin, Captain RNA, Raiselsglostreet, Pim. lire, fur a life, trust, the Wer e Yokaosordul, 'ro Mr. It Paring, Clerk ef the Cberque. Royal Dock Yard, Plymouth, fur a wronght iron cai Hoge Gar ships' goes, We silver Vulcmi medal. • Tn Mr. C. A. Bushy, Strand, fur as hydraulic orrery, the gold Valero medal. To Mr. La 13 iker, Whitechapel•ruad, f.rir as improved 11111101barlee for the-itrnem. the sa.res Vial, an medal. Tu Mr. W. Ilueliny, Vesta slnoeitglit's Assistant, Royal neat Yard, Wind fur • rabil-r fur epaisiog ships afloat, Its large silver media. To M. Abraham, riheffield, fur • magnetic guard fur per. eali• engeleir.tiu dry grunting, she vole Isis medal. To Mr. Enstare Pfigaell, 10, New Milmaa•street, for an butternut tor walking a ship'. place on a chart, the large salver medal. To M. S. Rimier, 34,.Uabridgestreel. Newington-cause way, for a rag trap, lire goirees. To Mr. W Barley, 272, High Holborn, for an im proved meted of upeniug said shutting the windows of chinches mud other public loodlings, the silver ' , ikon wwdal t. IN POLITE ARTS. a. this department so leas thew 69 premiums were dietri bitted, of erluch a cerositlereble patios of the lushest were to testelew. ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS . To Mr. S. Platt, 33, Kappel.attret, for as original paint ing of fruit, the (old Isis amidst. Rs Mims Eliza Anne Dramostord, 14, Church-street, Soho, be as animal pratfall, the gold Isis mead/. • The ennemeeement et the reward .r Ire plasm for a eteCtrap; ireenenemed muds merriment ihrenglioret IM imeling. t The aaaiidale. is captaining hie hirealioa to his YAM aiitateas., easalhated, Wet the wia4o., ea, aessiefaaterall Me alrestabt iron Nara bar, which be had epphea q Ma ars. aaraeliaa Ima.liremmaa sad ataramioeses with fahat . see, OW. ft . asimpljesd by ow avebed .t MewMown,Wage% Illadeasy To Mr. H. B. Zrigler, 40, Brewer.alreet, GolJea•square, :fur as original landsimpe, the large gold medal. To Miss Joasoa Smith, 22, Carmarthen.street, fu► an era 'gins' landscape, the large sliver medal. To Miss S. Matilda Arnold, 2, Wirstoo.street, lor an original painting of flirarers, the large giver medal. To Mims Caroline Hanging Ewalt, East Hill, Wandsworth, /or an original portrait, Use saver leis medal. Tu Mr. Fred, N. Watt% Higlestreet, Hampstead, for as 'original landscape composition, the guiding medal. To the came, ref a landscape (MO nature, the silver Isis !nodal. COPIES IN OIL. To Kr. E. Knight, Cuvrut•garden etramhers, for n land tcape, the large silver medal. To Miw Emma Davies, 14, Sorrey.oneare, for an historical allgere, the large silver medal. To Mr. J. Relight, Coveat.garden Chamber', for as histo rical /rare, the large silver medal. To Mr. S. Drummond, 14, Chureh.street, Ulm, for as 'historical picture, the Meer Isis medal. ORIGINAL PAINTINGS IN WATER COLOURS. To Mier M. Heap', Coventry, fur so original coinpositiee of Spires, the large silver medal. T. Miss teems A. Shaw, Plymouth, for an original pais,- log a Rowers. the large silver medal. To Mr. R. Hodson, 95, Chespsidr, for au historical cow positioe, the large silver medal. COPIES IN WATER COLOURS. Mr. J. H. F , V, Eisotou.streel, Eestuo•aqusse, for a espy of a print, the silver Isis medal. • ORIGINAL DRAWING IN INK. "Is Mr. G. Nicholson, Liverpool, for a laadseape in pea gialsk, the silver Isis medal: COPIES IN CHALK, INK, AND PENCIL. To Miss Elia. H. Pescoeke, Pommy House, Putney, for • copy is chalk of a Holy Family. the silver Isis medal. Ts Miss Elizab•sl. Clack., 4. cadocan-terrace, Wed, foe a copy in chalk of a M adosnasad Child, the sliver Isis melts!. To Miss Mary Birds, for a ropy, in India ink, of Armes, the silver palette. To Mr. Joseph Phelps, el, Rt. Mastin's.lase, Canna*. street, for a copy is pea sad irk of a head, the silver Isis medal. To Misslans Turner Warren-street, Fitzroy-square, for a espy is prima of • landscape, the silver palette. COPIES IN OUTLINE. To Wr. E. Williams, Ainbrosekm, sear BiceNor, far so smilioe &swill of a figure, the sil►er Isis medal. MINIATURES. To Miss Smith, Weston-street, Somers Town, fur as ori giwal miniature, the silver hit medal. To the same, fur a copy of • miniature, the large silver •edal. DRAWINGS FROM STATUES AND BUSTS. . Ti IMP. JINNI blidJletoo, Whom. place, Walworth, for ON assemble drawing from a east, the large silver medal. To Mr. W. Fairland, 1, Priaces.street, Lambeth, for as anatomical drawing from a east, the silver Isis medal. . To Mr. T. Fairland, 1, Princes street, Lambeth, for s skusise in chalk of a horse's head, from the Eight marbles, She silver his medal. To Ilr. G. Presbury, 41, lobo street, Fiiirroy.tqoarvy br a earring i■ chalk of the boxers, the lame silver medal. • MODELS IN PLASTER. To Mr. C. Smith, 67, Norton -street, Fitzroy-square, for an original group .4 more than three hares, the Fight for the Rody of Patrocles, the largo gold medal. To Mr..l. Wood, 3. High.street, Whitrebapel, for an od es"l veep of three figurrs, Ad m feud Eve lamming over the body of Abel, the gold Isis medal. To Mr. T. Smith, 57, Upper Norton street, for an origi nal group of two Spree, Ldipus and Antigun., the Imp silver medal. ARCHITECTURAL To Mr. E. Taylor, 5, Saliihnry-street, Strand, for an oil sisal drags for a Cowl ofJastier. the gold medallion. To Mr T. Plorinesn, Oxford, for an original deeiga i■ Gothic archileetste, the loge silver medal. ENGRAVINGS. To Mr. T. Lepton, 7, Leioh-street, Barton-creecest, for a portrait le measoliata no *A steel, the gold Isie medal. Ta Mr. T. F. Ransom, SI. Jddd place West, for • finished historical engraving, the gold Iris medal. To Ilion MI Radelyffe, Birmingham, for an etching of a laisdssipt, the silver Isis medal. NEEDLE-WORK . _ - - • • To Mrs. Nicholson, Liverpool, fur ► copy of as historical pictsre, the gold Isis medal. MEDAL DIES. To !Ifr. B. Falkener, Birmingham, fur a medal die,* pee• trait, t►e large silver nodal. OLD 841 LAY. M•T 99. A GANG OF Tif!EYES. John Joseph, Georg* Warner, and Henry Mason, were indleteJ fur stealing a Jean, of paper. the property of Meow*. Lister aid Co., mai totters, Whitechapel, on the 23d of April last. It appeared that between err tad eleven o'clock on the day laid in the indictment, the armiccuturs' waggons, loaded with paper, was in Wentworth -street, Whiterhspet, when the Pri •oner Warn►r was removed to take a ream of paper out of the waggon, and was walking away. with it when he was ■topped by the waggoner. on which the waggoner was sur rounded by ■ gang of ,hems, and most dreadfully beaten; the Prisuaers made their escape, but were afterwards-appee houded. Several persons ',Attune to the weightsuurbond de posed that they saw all the Piisowers engaged 1111 the trinisae. tion, but they did not see the Prisoner, Stoma abate a blow. Warner, in his defence. nid that he had heard Ike officers were looking fur Bien on aerostat of Skis charge, tint bring eosschaus that be visa not conecero-d in it, het trots to • pablic•hoase where he knew they would seek for kin,, or the douses* of meeting them ; he denied all knowl.dge of the ti aossetion. The Primmer, Jorph, declared he was ionoceiii of the crime he wee charmed with. The Prism:mil'. Malmo, paid be could prove that be was at boo, at work slum the waiisamitin took place. Hia brother aid two utbrr persona depueed thail be did writ get out of bed until In oclork that morning, and that be was occupird until Iwo o'clock in repairing a pair of brecchrs for one of the i uneasy% Tile RICORDER summed up the evident*. _ _ The Jolty retired fur shoes Mire. miliiistes, sod bronght in • verdict of Go My almost Jo•eph sad Waiver, and of Not Coals? againoi Mason. The R[CURVCR Mee observed to IIII•acin that be bat • very isatrow escape; be ought to be thankful to Om Jory for the bowline constriction they pot oat his rase; he knew that be bail been st that her In fore; be ought so used kis life and get royal bad company ; if be did nut, she ignousimiumi foie feiture or his life would b•whe result of it. The Learned fte. corder thee seutenred the other two Primates to troosperfit. M. fur screw years. A DAD SET. Eleanor l'arr ••d Margaret West were indicted for stealing on the 15th of April one counterpane, one human, and two gowns, the property of Hannah Sweeny. It appeared that the Pruserwirix sad the Primmer, resided is Brown Bear-alley, East &alibileld, and at the time the articles were stoke the Prosecutrix was andergoieg a con- Mutter/est wf two months in the Moose of Correction, which she was liberated frees us Good Friday last. During her ab ..... frost how site left • Miss Campbell aed her mother i■ care of the boost. Margaret Brows staled that she had lived eery:int with the Primmer Parr, and that she sad the other Prisoner brought is • white counterpoise which they s•id they had taken oat tof the parlour of the Proweest►ia's horse, sad they meet her to pawn it, which she did •t Mr. Gordon's. in Ratcliffe High. way, for sox shillings; she afterwards sold the basset ad two gages fee (oar sidlings sad sixpeace, al the desire of the Prillaman. the sever eemetisised the subject seed eke left the Primmer Paw's service; the resew& mho did set was that Pare said she wield poises her if she mestisawil it. The eal.the Prbooses got aeons to the articlaa'atoles, they said, ~_ ikaaggaii ° I•••••..m•••..m.Y,isk___ _.,. • was by opening the Pratestria's door with the key of the Prisoner Parr's mother'. door. Boyle Silirenter, an officer. deposed that be took the Pri. *ntmet• into custody .t the Prisoner Pairs hawse; they said they knew *tithing about 11611 flity were apprehended for ; they wets reedy to be tried by the lairs of their toeuity. The'Priseser Peer keeps a house or dram?. The . RICORDEIt OhherVtd tu.tbe Jury that there was but one witness as to the feet Or the this's being stoles', and that was wily from what the Prisoners bad scitauwlegett to the witness, mitotic was the person who had made away with them hermits; lista to he stolen, and of course as ac complice Is the trios,. Tile Jury, he was certsiw, would hot give meek credit a one prostitute swearing @gimbal two unveil. The Jury warned a verdir t of Not Guilty. The RECORDER directed that the counterpane should he given to the Prow -atria, and ordered her rupees., to be paid to her. He eaatioaed her agaiest Ernie; into the House eif Cernetion again, as that was the eases et ber losing her POLICE. ......r.- BOW-ITIMT. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY A SERVANT. Yesterday Georg" Lssh, • yovag wan (employed art a sernot ia the "wriest of Kean. Evans, who careen the celebrated snuff sloop in the Hayassket, known by the name of Fribourg's, who hame slop a house at Esliag, where the Prisoner's father is se hewn Ishouring was, and the Prisoner was tikes ken the eosin of Messrs. Egress, portly out of airily, at low wages. The Prisoner had been use goal line suspected of dishonest acts from his amatee" of dressing, but there was an proof *gnat him. Whets ilMessrs. Evan slept at their hone at Ribs( their sOlielreselel Mee slept is the bons, in the Ray. market, which was the ease elm Townley eight. Os the Arlene lay followlog, baleen in std six o'clock, tie eonlideatiM man had rime fur the purposed Meiling his wife and family, at Pimlico ; Pat as be on shoat to leave the house he had forenticn something, sad returned ins the intreior. Th e wi ll ows, who bas slept in the house, oo doubt *opposed be was IMO. oust, as es the enlideatial man attempting to Imes the h o ne, to his great surprise he found elle shop door open, which he wag positive be bad previously secured and locked, sod on esteriag the shop to his additional surprise be found the Primate, who bad gamed admittance into the shop, and had opened a drawer which eowtaiad the key of the iron chest, by mesas of false key* no doubt, sod fa the porposeed stealing the content. of it, which amosated so oasts mad wan to between 5 and SM. The Prisoner was secured by the cooßdential an of busi ness, sad locked up in • room is the first floor, while be went to get more assistsoee. The Prisoner, however, eon. hived to escape out of the window of the room. A general inestigation thew took place of the Prisoner's papers and coaaexiime, wheel a waisieoat belonging to Mr. Robert Lloyd Erase was toyed in his box. He had reported ames' his family and connexion that he was possessed of 500!. i• the fends, which had been left him by a relation, with a view 111 litCollllll for the extravagaitt way is which be was living, sod the eons of money which be bad at his disposal; be Mat fifty pounds to on person, and forty pounds to his gent, who was a respectable weans, and was not iu ibe best conscious how he had become possessed of the mom sad abe gave every possible assisiance to lead to his agrpreliensios, which took place on Tuesday night, at a bone I. Southampton.row. His greed object appears to have been, from the contents of letters sod papers found, to bare 'become • joist proprietor with another maw Is a stage coach; is was to be the guard and the other man the driver. To ootemopliale the object of the purchase of the coach was the 'knew of the wealth, which there is every reason to believe the amount is the bon chest, bad he not so fortu solely been prevented; be was its every iespert ready to de. amp, as be had got his clothes packed up its a pottmastean M readiness to start off with. On Howard, she constable, tellies bine ;Nee custody on Toteday night, sod being informed of the charge against Mt, he wade am attempt to run •way, but the constable pelhood hod secured his. He found upon him • satiff box, olielies Mr. Evans sells, bat he could sot identify it as haw. *heat stolen. It conisiord snuff, which nearly Ailed it, mow the snuff were Ira sovereigns. AU. Risk mole was Mho found is his possessioo, which had been gives, to him by Mr. Reams to pay some bills. Mr. Minsbull, Ike Siiiia; Magistrate, cowshed him for re examination for a week, when Mr. Evans's conlidatiel ass, who is now at Bedford, will be able to soured. John Jultason was charged with a misdemeanor in hay. ing been found in the parleur of the honor, No. 7, attached to Sheffield's Hotel, in the Adelphi, before eight o'clock, yesterday morning, when the only account be gave to Charles Ramsay, the waiter, was, that he wanted to beg a bit of bread, and on the wailer being shoot to search to sacertain if be bad stolen any thing, he ran or, but was pursued by the waiter and a female servant with the my of " Stop thief!" and was secured. He was committed fur trial. • Chafes Hull, a pawnbroker, of Clarendon square, So. men Town, was dme-till is the pause', of 40s. for taking more interest of Elias Mitchell than is allowed by del of Parliament. George Lane, a pawnbroker, of Hotborg, was charged silk ■ot having his same painted up agieesbly so Act of Yogho urts!, w inch was d sward fur want of proof. MURDER OF MRS. DONATTY. Yesterday Mills, the constable, who was one of lb. kit persona that entered the house of Mn. Domatty, after lbe dtecnvery of her murder, attended before Mr. bliessbull sad produced the rack and the case coataisiatt the sheath of the instrument @opposed to have perpetrated tie bound set, to which he alE,sed his seal, and signed his agate upon thew, all for the pu•poae of identifying thew at any (grimetime; they were theu handed to 'reunion and Vickery, two of the prin. eipal.otEcers, who are a•aistiug Mr. Taylor, the Vestry Clerk, iu the weird of the murderer. QVIIRK.SQU Att. RIOT IN PETER-STREET, WESTMINSTER. Tuesday ureruisut th.s Ake wa. excessively crusided fe brat tile essesisiattot ut the Prig...sir.. TM toikb.i. g were placid st Hie bar: —Parfet Hallagaa, Peter M`Mintur, Drina VCaslkg, Carlin AhNawtd, Thomas WedirA, Mortis Callaghan, John Browne, Austin M•Marass, mud noose Corbett. ..Several witnesses having identified them, and soma to their participation in the riot, they w►re all committed, et cent Brennan, who was admonished and discharged. The following persons woe then brought is:— Dennis Gly■a, Joist Riley, Ilwormi. Weer*, Thomas Merphy, end John Walsh. All these persons were folly ideuuNe d and rooms' tied. &ireful other mem were then placed at the bar, and only one no/um Coates, Being identified, the remainder were discharged. Six 'awe were then introsireed, and two of theta, totagin and rfPrissie, being proved to ►e active in the riot, they wire coommitied; and the other four were dia. charged. Eight other mew were also brought in, but, not being sworn lie, were discharged, except a man named Do tarry, who, h is said, bred a pistol. • it was staled time one of the rioters, now in the West lake...kr Infirmary was shot ►y an officer, named Broughton, ur Wroughiou. The Magistrates sent to the infirmary to have the condition of the unfortunate individual ascertained, and received as answer that he was dangerously wounded in tbe (fOlO. A boy, rained blanker., (lettered he oar Devaney Are ufr a pith)! from a rviodoir among the crowd. Another willies, said Wal■h was rounded at the stale time. Hr. Yurdle apprehended the Priamier it • Anomie iu St. Anue-•treet. He sae emocesled is a clipboard, but bad nu A aromas, named DEnsishoo, Will committed ter bei•Rcon cerned in Ike riot, sod mapplyiur the milers silk atantol. The Primsets is the mewire were all coodoebra, mailer • proper 'turd, to Tuthill.Selds Primo. Hit Royal HiKitties. the Duke of YORK. it is said. wail t 5.0004 on his own horse Mem. at the Epsom race. ou "fhersday. He took the odds. which woe as to one against Ames. so that ha could lose bat a small auto, and trio to a large sesoaat. IRELAND. vosOw, fit? 27. the ball at the flatland* on Thursday evening. for the relit:l6l'llm disttessed peasantry in the south mind west of inland was attended by mill ine rink and hishion now in teao—arJove 500 persons being present.. The rooms were most brilliantly illumi nated. The prufits anointed to otiose 1351. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, MAY 25. THE KING I% 'STAUNTON. This cue which has excited considerable public interest, came on 'else triedmo Saturday laid, before the Hon. Justice Burro's! Bud a 'Special 3 ury. Mr. R. JouNsom, `K. - C. stated the rase for the rhtintft This was a ctirnieal information 'brought against Mr. 'Staunton, proprietor of the Weekly Register, for an alleged libel contained in that paper. The porsgraphs in the paper 'charged as libels were animadversions on the speech of Mr. Wallace, as leading Counsel for the Plaintiff, in the case of Caila v. fil'Nemars. An article in vindi cation of the assisidt on Mr. Wallace by Mr. Rich. IM‘Nantsra, and a letter signed Amiens, which de feuded the assault by reason of the causes of pro vocation. The counts in the indictment were an latent to vilify Mr. Wallace in his professional cha racter ; to inaligate him to a breach of the peace, and to impede public justice by prejudicing the public mind relative to a case which was about to form the subject of legal investigation, Mr. John son commented ou the several passages in the letter signed isniros, and on the editorial article from sohloir-Iri was satisfied the Jury must be of opinion that the public press never promulgated a more nsalicious libel, injurious alike to the character of a most respectable iudividual, and to the interests of public justice. The first willies. called was an Officer of the Common Pleas. He proved the trial of Calla v. M'Namsra to have taken taken place on the 9th and I I th of December. Croce-easinined.—A good deal of intemperance was manifested at the trial, particularly during the discussion of the bill of exceptions. The next witness called was a porter, named Butliworth. iu the employment of Mr. Burke, iri Stick►ille-street; remembers the 14th December 180. On the morning of that day saw two per sons attacking Mr. Wallace, one of them drew his struck him, and afterwards repeated several blows with a whip übout his face and shoulderso-- Mr. Wallace tame in to him for protection. Henry Marlins. Esq. examined.—Witness is a barrister; remembers the 14 , h December, 1820; was coming to Court on that day, at the time the assault was committed on the person of Mr. Wal lace ; saw Major M'Nomara crossing at the Post aifice. Sackville-street ; witness met Mr. Wallace with his handkerchief to bis face. Croari.examtned by Mr. JACKSON.—VI'es not at the meeting in Mr. Humphry's house; did not re ceive a circular to lettrnti there. Mr. Futrell examiard.—Witnees•is chief peace officer of the Dublin Police ; received a warrant to apprehend Mr. M`Namarti, on the 11th December, and immediately commenced a search; went to Mullingar, Drumlin, Jibil other places, in the country ; did not rucceeB in apprehending him. The Register of the Coon of Kitties Bench proved the application for a warrant, ou the part of Mr. Wallace, to apprehend Mr. M‘Namara. Here the Plaintiff's case closed. Mr.O'CoNtrst.t. stated that he considered his client emitted to verdict of Net Gui ty. as the Plaintiff's case cloud, and the Prosecutor did not appear in the box. He maintained that as this was not a criminal information brought by the Attorney General, but the private prosecution of an indivi dual, the Prosecutor was bound to appear cud prose his ease. The COURT overruled the objection. Mr. O'Corrmat.r. claimed a verdict for his client on soother ground, namely, it had been stated in all the counts of the indictment, that Mr. Wallace was • King's Counsel. The Plaintiff's case was now closed, and no proof whatsoever was given that Mr. Wallace was a Klux's Counsel. Mr. Justice BURTON—It might be material to prove that, but it is riot of such impoitance as to stop the trial. I will permit it to be done now. Mr. Bourne examined by Mr. BLACKBURN,— Wotoris is Deputy Clerk of the Crown; knows Mr. Walker; he is a King's Counsel. Crosi-eannamed by Mr. O'Coarista.—Do you only mean to say that you have seen him take his seat in the er 6•r, awl wear a ►ilk gown ? Mr. Bourne—Just so. Mr. O'CONNELL—Do you not know that persons might have a indent of precedence to entitle them to wear a silk gown, and sit there without being a King's Coursed ? 'Mr: Bourne—l believe so. Mr. O'ConwuLt.—The Recorder of Dublin is entitled to sit there. Mr. Bourne—Neu by custom. Mr. O'Coa a *Lt.—And if Queen had an Ana. my-General maid not he also be authorized to take a seat there IP—(M ads laughter, in which Mr.O'Con nail joined.) -.Mr. Bourne—l am not informed on that point of Mr. O'ComNit.t., on behalf of Mr. Staunton, made a long and able 'perch to evidence, In which he alluded to the many complimentary para graphs to Mr. %Vinare, inverted in the news. paper of which Mr. Staunton was editor, as evi. dence of his friendly disposition towards that gentleman. Several witnesses were then produced, who proved that Mr. Wallace had, on the trial of Catla v. M.N.iniera, used the terms " purse proud," and "coarse minded." and the impression on their mind wrioi that they were applied to Mrs. M`Nsmara. Mr. BLACIIIILIRIig spoke at length to evidence on behalf of the prosecution. The Hon. Justice Burrow charged the Ju►y, and pronounced a most luminous commentary on the evidence in the course of his charge. The Learned Judge took an evensive view of the privileges of the bar, the privileges of the press, and the law of libel as applicable to the case. The Jury retired for forty minutes and returned • verdict of Gail/, with an unanimous recommenda tion to clemency. Mr. MAIIIILTOII, en the part of Mr. Wallace, that the Defendsltft be Torlhisith comni;!teil to Newgate, or enter into tecognizinceb ; slid cited the cases of Mare and another in support of thi: spplicatiou. Seieral persons stepped Forward and offered p c become upretie:g6 Mr. Justice Burrow stated he knew no such law, snit per t iniiiniiiy refused the application. The irtiat tasted from uineiu the usoeniag to eight in the evening. duriog which mach time .4,, occu. pied in the discussion of law points, relative to the adtmovibility of certain evidence. The Court was crowded througboot the Irisl. NAVAL IN7'ELLIGEA CE. PORTIIIMoOTH, may 2* Arrived tile Rip, Forat•r, frost H Y. intik/ the PrOvidcate, Oliver, for Madras sad &oral. PLYMOUTH. NAT 27 Arrived the Leval Britoil transport, with part of the tHrt ►e2istest ea hoard. Sailed rue Loudon the Neva, Farquharson, from Jammers Stately, Edgar, from ditto; Vine, Webb, front Trinidad , Usk, Smith, fruit' ditto; aad ►larquis of Hastings, Edwsi.k, from Bengal. FALMOUTH. MAY 2T Arrived off the Port, the America ithoooer Blutua Pocket, from St. Domingo; arrived the %kb, the Pt we Regest packet, from the Leeward !slued.; asd his Majesty's ship Racehorse, frog tensile. DIAL, NAT 41. Arrived last night mod mailed for the Amer the Thames, Bell, from St. Vitieeat's; Betsey sad Sophia, Galloway, free St. Domingo ; sad from Headers.. Alto arrived this morning the Farquharsos, Crockehauks, from China ; Charles, Mlle!, is 44 Jays, from Tobago ; Cumbe:. land, Brine, aid Ogees Yowler, from the Soon Seas ; &laicise, Leib, from dew South Wales; Stately, Edgar, from Jamaica; Princess of Wales, Johnson, from Bahia. Marquis 'Hastings, from Bengal; George, Deeper, from Cape Coast Castle; Henry, Ling, from Honduras: Supply, Robson, from ditto; Seneca Bell, from Tobago; Hew Pliceniz, Leathwait, fr o m T r i n idad. Came down from the River asd reassio, the Christopher, Knight, for Quebec; Sonia, —, (or ditto; Essex, Barclay. fur the &sib Seas; mud Ceres, Mathews, for Rio Janeiro. Arrived or the Isle of Wight, the Marquis Welliagios, from Bengal and St. Helena ; sailed 2441 Jaisuary, St. Helens 7, April, and passed by the Themes Grenville, Mauateg, fma Bengal. At an Annual Court of the Trustees of the Eu. ter Episcopal Charity Schools, seven children were admitted and four discharged. BLACK ALL, Esq. was unanimously re-elected Treasurer for the rear ere.uing, and the amok* of the Court were giveu to him fur the great care sad trouble lie has taken therein for the year past.--( &refer Paper.) A man of the name of Cirapatax, aged ahout is years, has been committed to Ellett,: gaol, charged with the wilful murder of his wife, by shooting her! The prisoner WM a labonrer on the Bade camel at Poticras•week. and had been married only eine mouths, when his wife evinced a partiality for e n. other man. Oo Monday hoot, being informed that they were walking together, lie followed them with a gun, charged with small shot, which he discharged at her, and she fell dead on the spot: her guilty companion was slightly injured by the scattered shot. The prisoner did not letensitt to escape, but rather seemed eager 'to surrender himself to juvtice, saying that he loved her, and would die for her; and since his commitment, we understand. he fiss expressed his regret that he ha. BO lon to live. CORN IeXCHANOR, MAY ?IP. We had but few kerne( Wheat this morning sad *meetly any asks wife Made, au! those of prime samples, .hieh ob. gained Mooday's peaces; hat there wit not the Imo demand for soy other description. Oats are Is. per quarter lower than last week, bust at that abatement Ike trade wu tnlrrs• bly brisk. la Barley, Beans, and Pease, there is no alters. titles from Monday's prices. PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. Row Pont ors. ■IW RAIN. Kept ....21 Ifts to 6/ Os Kest .... 2/111. to 41 16, 5... z ..4114. to 3/lb Same: .... 2/ 101 to 6. Eme5....21 IS. to 41 4 Ease:.... Ile to 41 0. Panama', fine, 41.105. to 101.—Secoods,t/ 10.. to IR. li. COAL MARKET, 91a9 49. Ship* et Market. Slips Sold. Prig e. 31/ Newcastle 10i Sunderland ....a... Tit 3ls. 6tl. to 384. 6d. 2 kends Coal 1 Hatteath Coil I 1 Slone Gail • • ••••• •• • 0 Yesterday—Kula Cnaiturs ll.'s Rryfeanios.—lkliday at WI the Public °Sees. MARRIAGIii. Oa she 444 instant, at St. Michael le Relfrey'r. by the Rev. J. T. Hiirtow, Vicar of Ormskisk, Thum,. Herbert Place, Erq. oily moo of E. Place, E.q. of Shelia* Greer, and wand. suss to she late Earl of Aberdeen. to Canino,, third dasighier of 'lie late Rev. R. Smith, Rimer of Marital, both in the county of York. 0a Monday, the tOtb, at North Collinghans, year New ark, William Johnson, aged eighty/ow 'eau, to Hannah Ridall, aged sieve,. years, both of she mum.. parish. The bridegroom bad been a widower upward, of thirty.lour years: a large concourse of people assembled 10 wit's* the ceremony, during which the hi idegroons was obliged to ba assisted by the clerk in rising from big kssees. DEATHS. On Saturday last. the 45th iastaitt, at the Bedford Hotel, Covent.gardeo, the Hon Santee! Hiutey Dailey, of tisady• Oser. he the count, of Beds, seed 47 years. Or Moods, moroine, an Pnrintaw.sqrare, Lily Anna Maria Pelham Chown, in the 14th 'ear of her ag., eldest daughter of the Duke and Disrhess cf Newcastle. On fillonilay lasi, at Ham, Alsigaret, wife of Gea.Gorelon Forbes. seed 76. Or Thursday, the 16th ioalsat, at Great Goserby, sear Gestalts's'', Widow Muller, aged 63. She desired to be bu ried is her wedding deem, sod after the funeral to bare the screws of her collie, takeo out sad the lid laud loosely over, which ridiculous icquests were complied with.—lt is some what singular that the average age of the pall-bearers (sox is amisher) was 83, corresponding to that of the deceased. Or Thursday last, at Alford, Stephen Whiting, aged 39. well kaowr by the mime of " Honest Stephen," the driver of the Alford mail cart. —ln all public rejoicings mud prvces clone at that place, pour Stephen held a conspicuous place as the bearer of good news. On Saturday iit'onight, at Falford, sear York, William Wootton Abney, Esq of the firm of Abney sad Itilsfilq, bankers, Mansfield. He was a gentleness highly regarded. sad formerly a Captain is the thawed Blurs. Lately, at Bath, in Its 7111 h year, Thomas Avec?, ERI formerly a banker a Lyon. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. Nursing 41 after 9. 1 Eveateg S after 10 Pruited sed robaisbed at THE BRITISH PHEW OW THE GLOBE 01Ike, No. 9?, sins., bp C. COpp. WELL, of Hie *not 9