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the offenders is sorb s case Is himself indemoiflerl tram Ike coastlines...is of any coofessitio ►e may make 111 furtheriog' the ends of justice. Sir R. /finite costumed with Mr. Halls ; he believed that Me informer was eimmerstert from the e rr o a rr y i e ne es of his ad• mi s mo a s, by she 12th and 16th George 11. Mt. 0 4 twohell then went on with hi• evidence. 'He bad f..ga-•lty been at No. 16, ffeirty.street, St. draftees. Bee he•eil Mr. Gill was the prnpiii•tor of that hover. He was not in meatody.—The whne■s was the.. desired to look •sound him sod see if he could recognise snaring the per sons permit soy other proprietor of the Vriinem looked mood end poniard not Mr. Frederic k Adam, who tire. , slopped fwws►d. 'Froth his dialect he appeared In be a Freuriammo Warms het/owed trim to 'helper a the °WOW , s of the helms% He •Tway presided at the table, end retraced :rail paid money. From his manner of aiming as Cro u pier he roaridered him to have the arrangement sod manage. meat of the tahle. There were • great onother of p•rsnss in t►e habit of seleueliog the table. He had himself bee* iu the habit of frequenting the Ironse fur months. He had heels eteluded from the Ilsoroue four or lee days bark. He via fuelmleel is rs•sigasere of a bossiness which took place some eves nos belie inst. He was told that • gentleman, to whiten be was unknowver bad lamed in an improper man- Parr He hart serer Gwen this estedleman till about rotor aad sweaty hours heroic. He said very well, ••d wen, away, but •Reeser& bawd, COMMVIPIire of a report which w as circulated to his prejudice, that ►e was excluded from every r,,sinior bows innms. Mr. Missilell....Ywe might to he t hd of OW. It would have been well if row else twee excluded before. Witnews—l sine. rely wish I had. Why 's—groaewo I slmould tat Ilave lost tnoney by frequent. lilt Own. sirowfiestambsed by Mr. Alley.—Yoe believe ti.ia Gentle. maim (poiiiting so Mr. Adam) acted in the management or the tattle?.-..Yes. last 'sight mot last MOIL Yoe ewer secluded from this house for something which you Isere listipeoi to have door ?—Y•s. Mr. Alley-.. Ties sista seems t he the object of the pre. sent in/mm.lton ; that you should obtain a passport back do those wader the monnienewee of the Magisiratis? Ihr R. Aires—l am afraid we hare au bd. rest na this war. Otis totem's l► all the other way —(l.soehter.) Mines. in miationsiims-11 they hail poi throw° uglier .** ten wy tbanck r, ihis affair would not hive hem, biome leg", • . Mr. Allep-iTell me what was the basiiiess to wh•ch you odierfe? }Titmeis—i apprehend it is optional whether I shall or sot. have 'toted the fief of you► impulsion. 'Whist w•a that for )Ir. Unisholf said he could not compel the witness to Ammer thialonstion. Mr. Alley sohnlitied he bad a right to hay* the question ...nweoneen. on 'be nu.wer ought %Oahe the mail Or \WM'S,. Mr. IMlewhistli—How week' you wish me to proceed ; if tiw wiliseas toe sot clime. lo *Donee the question I commit him. I, however, bee on misuse why the gaieties ettoukt mot be ■wait red. Af te atom feather obasentions On the proptiety of the aosatulos ►road anstreted the whits* roe,. fled to state, hat no gout/ no woe of the other house* he .a* told by owe of the vitaminse that he *ea* excluded in consequence of '.het hod Wien plan ••n a forme► everioa at No. 18. Mogi- street. He gallon in Itury.streel to know what this meant, Ant the tamer,' et mooed in see hint; and in eintrequence of gut he deternsiord on the curvet he "honk plague. The ireuntstanee to which his excleattaii was to he stislbuted he bathed was this :—A genderasn entered the house, No 16, Hory•streri, who was • weft( t stranger to him Ile never spoke to him or bad any intercourse with hint till about Ave .4 sue house berme, vibes • friend istrodueed him is him. Wit whole period hr was it his sworn! was not fuer hours. There was a despiser ae to some twenty which was staked; there was • seramble for the 1•01•17. W. 111.411 saw • slick gored blear party sod • char by the other, and he went between them to prevent minder, which he apprehended 111410 W hese been committed. This was the suk reason of hiding heu • raeled.d. Mr. Alley—blur 1 ask yen whether you were there fur use etc pose of play AI r. ~lnnshvll — The witnis. is not Italian to answer that guest tuts. He is wet burnt' is. cooeiet hinwelf. The trove easntiniitios being conelialled, the relines* was foehev re rtarnired in chi. f. The rinses of Smite et Nuie wed Roulette were played. Oft being inked whether there was are other person psesestt who was acting es • manager stn the VW. of Roolette, be pointed out Shier wins.", John )(litho sit, Auguste Williams,. sail Henry Ogle (the latter two `were FfPOCIM•11); rib. y threw the ball at the game of Sea lant,. He did nut collider Shure patina" If proprietors sit the kew, bat as 'vest's. He had outhisig In ray ri beetling •t.) of •he tither gentlemen linseed. D"hulft the war". was then called. He stated that the warrant produced had bees given b. him to rarest,. On the preceding night he went, with Ave other uffairese, is 16, Nen street, St. lamer's. After faring two dcuis he rut date the lounge. This turns three or forge mootes. When • got la he heard a great noise .1.4 Whole up stake. He ran op stairs, and, UN the 41•1 &POI, footed she table mad 101 l which he had prodocid. There was wahvily a abs cam with the table, bog he footed the Arleen perseue in vyi ngly in cartons 'Nieto of the LOOM isl the bedchambers, gi n,. ft. sold kitchen. He bad nu doubt they dispersed in geneepenee of the saire the officers ...de in gaining admit lecke Bishop sisii produced some of the cards cosstatutag the nictitation of chaises. Ileckman, Elia, and Herring, also produced different thlogs they bad lined. Some tit the counters acre marked " Motoing," aril others " heroine." and lon of the cards tented in the roost is Width the Itutilette table ass infested had Hoeg mord' striating on Ikea, in a Finch baud, w Open feam twelve to twelve without intermission." sr. Campbell the. gave an explanation of the manner its which the game of iteraladte wet played—thawing the advan tages its favour of the beeper of She table. Me. Alley professed his ignorsece of the game, but losighlegly said he shoold, if he were to put into such a hosiery as it appealed to him to be, stake his money cia uomber 25. Bishop Woo, in order to chew the meaner in which the hail fib, eettlenient of which, in • particular division, was in decide the wager) was thrown, gave it • east rotted the ("kb ; land, shirr a few evo!ationr, to the amusement and SKr. Mee of the spoetaiere, it aithaelly reified at Nu 45, the unripe' dooms by Mr. Alley. There was • good deal of • teughter en witnessing this event, so pitopilions to the hopes wive! be (Hr. Alley) liad fur his client ; and be etpreseed • hope be might obtain a prise fur them sa easily as he had fur hitoweref. The arts for the informant liana% bees gone theivogh— kir. All,, addressed the worthy Magistrates for the De. feentants. He remanent-eft by adverting to those gentlemen nowt had heels f..uod in the Insure, but stetiost whom Have use an proof. f their having been engaged in unlawful play. of these crud, met, he paid, were pennies of respect. alialt, oho had 'newly gene to the honer as spectator', and ousel ao tinesistou whale". r of playing either at so vela+ NI. • oe wait seemed to him, from the ease with which he had bo. 1 code a winner, a veep unfair game. With regard to Mr. Cernpbell, of whom he win not disposed to say thing li.rsh, he was gin' he had not degraded himself, or the tonesnrsble profe•.ain of, which he belonged, by coming for ward fur the of 'reverting a penalty. the fon, persiati whose names have been mentioned, Ada., Itaahall. OK4 , awl Auge•te William., wee thee walled by it,. Weibull if they had may Sung to any foe themselves. They atictioed sayme any thing. rhe Magistrates then enewilied 00 the facts b,fure (hest, mid after • skirl deliberations— My. Min.hall addressed the Defeodse4s, sod announced it au be Ike opinion of InsosellaisJ his broths , ' Magctisies, she they had b. ere Waved to be guilty of playing at all un• lethal genie.; raid, therefore, seeder She pro/4%lmin of the 9J lieu. IT , mow he deemed rogues sad vagabonds, within the Intent and_ meansug of the said Act. place as to the right of the thu judgeneut, and that nigh committed to the House of an rogues sod vagabond*, the terms of which commititent subjects Mena to the Isboor of the .'heel There was an notice of appeal given ; a eireumstance which may he metibert lo a images, ~,,, o f their ass,,aey, sisal the hessian', isetenthrtning she judgment of The Nags. Wiles, wet, itentewee them to ma months imprisonment, earl to a pantie whitipac. Mr. Warholl expressed a at hope that this example sicht %sae a ralatory effret. The either Derealoats gorse disrhsrarrl The Aire ass trowdrd by the autinhling fraternity, who appeared atrensgly to oyeapathsse io she (ate of their mumps. ▪ Thry we're =cosily 'amiss of aeon appearsace. sow-sragst. rHARGE or FOOTPAD ROBBERY. Ow Satuotay James Crate was broinght as in the custody of Maros ■nd Whine's, two of the horse patrol belonging to this Office, and sombreros as exansisation before Thomas HON, Erg. the 'isnot Magistrate. charged with stuppisig avid robltiseg Beolawite Cos us. the King's highway The PH...restore stated that no Friday night, •boat half• pest ten s'eleek, he was going home thrusigh Stratford to his residence at George.lane, Wanwead, Essee. He went Into a pohlie.huistie, where be remained • quarter of as hone and bad some porter, sod nom sifter he tuft the house he was suddenly sorrow...led by two Of three Me*, aim gave him • P . M! blow which knocked him down, but whether with their er mirk* he resold not ocil, and s•unged bins for sums time ; they then steak from him • view hat, which he bought us 1 - lionvlay,a• umbrella. and an uld hat, which he hail on. der his anti, bet o• the approach of some perspire who were coming that way the mw left hies. The Prosecutor thee got up, •nd cried out " Murder!" He saw two or three lees rousing from him; he rail to • walch•boa, sail &wad he had received a arid owe of his thighs were also hurt from the ilhassage he had received. The Prosecutor ul.wti6 , d a hat which was pro duced by ()then, the horse patrol, to be the one which he wore whin he was knocked does, and swore positively Ills! the Prisoner was situp of the men (at that time he wore • light jarket) whs, knocked hoe down ; he had wen him in the pubs be house where he haul the porter,teaversing with the Gerrard. He war not certain wheilitr he bad bad say thing to daub with the Prismier, or not The Prosecutor had bad a great deal to drink in town, butt was not drunk. Joseph Nlatthewa, 'renting twit door to the King of Prussia paddle horse, at :Watford, in Essex, stated, that be we. • ;worst.- watehmaa a •stoned at the Broadway, Strat ford, that betwixt ten and eleven o'clock on Friday night. while he was us duty at the Hrondway, i.e heard the cry of 0 Murder!" no the opposite Nile of she road, and being told by °then what had happened, be searched for tied found the Primmer in Mr. DeAn's coach-yard, which is opposite to the place where be heard the cry of " Murder!" The Prisoner was concealed between • run-coach and she wall; be asked the Prisoner what he did there, when be answered that be was frightertid at the noise. James Oben, the horse-calm!, stated, that ►e was ors duly is Stratford • fee sinwotes before eleven o'clock; he had passed the Broadway, and was catering the Houstord.road-; be heard the riy Moeller!" aid in • few minutes after • man came runtilog tower& him by • wall, which has a row of tress on the Nob ; veleta the moo observed him, he let fall • hat which he had in his basil; be had Reuther hat, which he wore; be ran from him towards the King of Prussia pablie.hosse. Vibes then gatlopped on before him, and turned hive back in the directiew ot Mr. Dean's coach. )aril. Some person told °then the Prisoner had gone into the yard, who disnionoted, end called Out to the last witness to help to search for him, and efter searching for some time, they were •beat to leave the yard, when Matthews, the watchman, pi:roasted out the Prisoner to him concealed behind • roach, clew to a wall. ()then asked him what be did there? he said he war fright, li e d at his gall a pping airier him ; be questioned him what he threw the bat down fur? to which he made no sower; he then asked him where he got the has ? to w►ic► he reptird he haul 1•ooad it. Others the. Lft the etmch-yard to look fur the hat, and found tha foot pals between It.. wall and trees where he Grit as. the Prisoner rosining. Pankow was committed fur re-rxgotination. ✓aies Alarquisr, • siurdy heir, who has been frequently in custody, was charge.' with having been found beectuir in Leicester-square. He behaved km the saw violent wanner, waking use of the natio horrid and impatient threats towards Mr. hillatthull, the Magistrate. He made R .lerperate resist sure, sod could oot be managed weld he lass handcuffed. He was committed fur three twootis to Tothallields Bridewell. A respeebhle inhabitant of ill, neighbourhood of Long erre complained to Mr. Minsholl of several inconveuiencrs and evils wising from • private theatre in &lino-street. His sea resorted there to Ike neglect of his business, &e. The deseription he gave of the establishment was truly !o cherous: he represented the performances io take place sea a tante kitchen, the admission I n whi c h was use p enn y wa d s . It honied o•t however that he could OHM prove the cirrus stainers of his own knowledge, CUllel 'meat ly the Magistrate conid nic interfere. A young man, the owner of a horse and cart, residing in the neighbourhood of the &Ben DLit*, was brought In the office in the custody of Ellis the cousiable, charged vu ear piciou of being concerned lo robbing a vase about a week since, sear Hith Wycmals, at the lime it was going up a hill; but the rubbery was out discovered by the driver sill he tot to his west stage to choose horsey, when the door of the van was discovered to be open. Several chests of Sr. and other valuable properly were stolen. A bite sod ay was raised, and the step of the van re-tramtl, sod, from certain clients stamen at the hill, there was no doubt Ike rubbery was com mitted, NI hi le it was ascending It, some of gm property being It ft there. A cart and horse was ascertained to have her it melodist( in a lane closeout he lull, and t ou new were sera loiter ing about sear the spot, who up doubt were the robbers. Sere. cal persons started in pursuit 'Askew who graced tbem SCUMS the country, through the ueighboorlsood of Remillard, over Kew-bridge, Ste. its which sieighbourio—,l, from their sus picioue coalface in • variety of ways, they wire suspected to have stolen the property in she cart, although the robbery of the vett hail not been heard of; they were to coosequeore steep,' in the rail ; the robbers denied the charge, and as a proof of their conduct being correct they prudoced a per mit for the lea, which was she.. to no etelscaims to ascer tain if it was correct, but he exsoluted it so carelessly that he did not etteeritito whether it was to Loodon or from it; sod he hissing declared the permit to be covert the robbers were ..offered to proceed. Alt trace was lust of them seer London. Two whimsies who bad sees the 'Maher*, ose of theta from Brestfurd, 'molded, but 'wither could Weald', the person of tlw young non is custody. He wee io consequence diorasrged, undentandisyr that be is to *Mod again voluutssily when ether ritiessis spot sr. Mury Darrell win charted with ♦iolently sessellier another wunntu, and coiling uut her left eye with a piece of pan on the 18th September la• 1, since which lime she has been confined under the care of a Surgeon, which has pre. veiled bar Irum exhibilisi her charge snorer. It is feared nhe is in &mire of losing her other eye. The Prisoner was ordered to find bull to avower the chirp at lira Sessions, which the Prosecutris pledged herself to pro tiosel rub. On Saturday • at Iwrive o'clock, the Metropolis . was risked by • storm of hail and rata of extraordi nary violence, bet short duration. The remains of THOMAS Bits, Esq., Provost- Marshal of the foot Lind life guards, were burred on Saturday morni n g with ruilt ary linuours in the Sa voy church-yard. He was a aenticawsw highly re spected. He died ill the salh year of his age. Friday nigh., between ten and et. ern o'clock, a fire broke out in the house of Mr. Wain, oilmen, No. 10, Keimingrompluce, Larokteih, which raged with such iluit in a very *hurt time the pre mises mud stork in trade were totolly destroyed. By the exertions of the firemen th e injury was cow. fiufd to the pertains of Mr. Wass. The lore is considerable, and Mauled for bat but.. TH E ITRP. WRIVIIARKLOT THIRD OCTOBER OR HOUGHTON MEETING. 1842. )110‘1)Alr, OCTOIIIIIII PS. One Third of • Sabocriptian of 25p. each, for 5 year olds, P.S. 81b. ; 6 year old., 100. ; Cad aired, PM. 31b. B.C. BONI fide the property of Subocrtbera. suisocstaxlm: H. the D. of York td Erremoat D. of Portland Sir J. Shelley D oY Grafton Mr. Tburabill. IA !rise, SneepAakes of 50c.. each, 30es. h for S year old rolls, SA. Sib.; sod fillies, 11A. 3 11 0. T.Y.C. The VIIIIIIrt of lb. July Stakes on carry 51b. extra. H. R. H. the I) of York`t C. by Bleacher, out of Rocalina D. of Graftun't e.. by &hoz oat of Piqiset Iwl Exeter'. b. f Govern's% by Pioneer, nut of Daewoo LA Fule,•A b. f. by Blacker, dam by Election, wiser-, of the July Stab s Mr. Rash'. f. by Pioneer, oat 'of Discsrd Soreeposkes of VlOta. each, S. ft, D. of Groftnn's Hampden, PA. 101 b. G I G.overitnr's Marcella% B.i. Sib. LA Dorlinglon't brother to Autonio, Stt. 21b. Doke of Pdribintra Yaultress, flot. 511) apt Sir J. Brig . Tristrom Shandy, Sot. L. 31. 100 stn. b. ft. LA Ezeter's Augusta, apt Mr. tidity's Barmecide, SA. 41b. each. DM. Mos. IL ft, Mr. Wilbatoostitio Harriet, att. 91b. apt LA Foley'. Roe hock, 8.4:61b. Ptrst half of Ab. M. 500. Mr. Houser% Tresailian, Sot. 71b. apt Duke of Grafton's 8.1. V N. lop. h. ft. H. conetir's e. by DUN, oat of Antelope. apt Mr. Smith's e. by Ditto, dam by Mint, Set. 4 b each. T. Y.C. 50p. h ft. Majoa Wilson's e. by Haphazard, out of Rivulet, apt Mr. Fieldee c. bl Scud, oat of Historic, Elot. 41b. each. T. Y. C. me lomat aou_meonaug of tor Sumo diorsersiost thee took deoduste to appeal *guano& I WI. hilly 1, C 0 ( 810141 • 111,e Defrodout. lotto Ike, '4:oeseeliutt fer uue -swath, as .. • • illrfD4V. Fifty Poiss.l4, for tyr o - hii — carr;ing a feather; 3 yr oldr, 7.1. blh.; 4 yr old., tld. 91b.; tp-yr.oide, flot. 31b.; 6 yr Oda 951.7ib.; sad aged, 9.1. 101 b. Last three miles of B. C. W. fat 3 year old+ sad upwards. AF. Handicap Sweepwakes of lOgr. each for 3 year olds and upwards. T Y.C. WEDIMIDA Y. Subaeriplio• Plate of Fifty Pounds, for two year olds, rar ing 6st. 7th., and three year old., e.t, 1001. T. Y. C. A Gold Cap •aloe Eighty Gaines', by a s•bsc►iption of Uwe• guineas C3Cil, fur tbree-year ulds, sad upwards, T. Y. C. bird Jersey'. Prophet, est. 61b. agst Mr. Williamson'. Harriet, est. T. Y. C. 100 gs. h. ft. TIitIRIIDAT. Sabscripiion Handicap Piste of Fifty Pounds, fur three year olds, and ersarda. H. I. nattoasr. The Audit.) , Ead Stakes of Thirty Gnieeas welt, for horses of all ages (two-year olds excepted) to start at the starting post of the T. Y. C. aad to ran to sheen(' of S. C. Sweepstake+ of 25ga. each, for 3•yr.olds colts sod Allies that have never started fur a ►take of abuee 50g.. each (matches excepted); colts, Sot. Ilb.; Allies, Sat. 41b. T. Y. C. HERTFORD HUNT RACES.—(fireonr, Div.) TM:Rail& If, rselosiet 17. The Hereford SO[. Plate, Iry hamlets. Mr. Dechisis oloirlupe 1 1 Captain Fluster's Judo Mr. Merilh's rhesnut gelding ..... i S Mr. Illieseses Louisa S dr. 6 to 4 on the winner. Efautneop Sweepstakes of Sgs. each, for bones NA thorough. bred. Mr. Reewein Oa* 1 Mr. H amities Curs 2 Mr. 31ilsomia Fes . _ _ Three wily were placed. 6504 OM die field. We are informed AM Mr. Leehmere Charlton, of Ledford Pink. hr this einiaty,lsse ehalleogrd, according to the Racing Articles, all England, with hie celebrated home, Master Henry, far the Guld Whip, stitch was Risen by Yong George 11. to the Jockey Club, fur the hest horse in his dominions. Four Miles. Should M.. Charlton be successful eooogh to win this splendid trophy, he will be a gainer of a very comb. derably sum of money, *a the rule eases., he niu.t ►take 200 gninnis on snaking the challenge. 1%4 nuderst•soil the Whip is at sueseat, mod ban been. for some years, in the possession of his Majesty.—(Shrinoulisrp Cheasick.) Doelot mottos.—Ties bore, from his first appearing on '6- turf at three years old, in IC4, up to the resew wri.ni, has stalled 44 tints of whirls be won 33 and lust It. Out of she above slumber 25 were for Gold Caps, of wbirb be wen Is. DARING ROBBERIES. Oa Tuesday right as a gentlemen. who bad jest arrived by Or coach et 'be Gulden Crum, Charter-cross, was passing along Parliament-street, with his box rest on his shoulder, be was hustled by three fellow', one of whom snatched lbe coal from his shoulder and ran r.ff, followed by his comps- Mons. The robbers t fretted ',stir escape. On Wednedilay night, xs M. Edward Kokirson of Goa weikaireet wad, was standiug reading the planed* at Car. Isle's whop, at the comer of Newgsse street, before which a Cast crowd hell assembled, his arms were actually pinioared, sod a silk handkerchief sod his pocket hook were taken from his pocket; luckily the book curtained nothing of any valor. O■ Thursday night, between the hours of eight and nine o'clock, some donor villains contrived very di xtertuntly to takeout $ square of glau from the shop trout of Mr. Wright, • jeweller ■•• d goldsmith., to Tuthill sweet, %Vesintinster, front eheuc• they stele three naissive gull seals and soma trinkets. About Ms o'clock on Wednesday evening, some villains contrived Neat a pane of glass oat of the situp-window of Mv. Puller, 13, Ktug-street, Snouhill, iit•cl stole a piece of tine plaid gamut, and live Weller silk-handkerchiefs, and escaped undiscovered. A few eyepiece •uu, some of those prowling ruffians w h o are on the look out for opportunities to commit plum!, r ; daring the temporary abstract- of • vivant, oho went out on as 'mad, leaviegilve Went door open, vnieted a Ciesthriesait's horse in eisstuu.plart, New WWI, mid stole a beautifol chased toa.pui with silver beadles. • roitud silver chased sugar basis, with two silver handles, acres silver table, ma dessert, and one les sperm,twelve silver forks and two waiters, and erected his escape; A ROOMER Snoe.—The dwelling Mouse of Cooper. Esq. of West Ham, hail been burgleriosisly mitered and rubbed several bases within she last few months, of pro. perry of various kinds to a large amount. A suspicion being entertained of some of the screams being privy to the rub bery, Brown, the city-officer, attended at the house to in vestigate the matter; but all effotts li, discover the thief were oi:wailing until a few nights ago : while th e b o il er was on the emelt in the pantry, the robber entered the homer ; but boding himself discovered, he made a lusty retreat, followed by the butler, who dischsrged his piece st him, and bidgird the contents (swath shut) from the hack of his head to his loins. The robber the. turned out to be nu old firma', who had lived maw) Yeats in the family. He iv Sow iu the Loudon Hospital. Oo Saturday sn'nnight, between the hours of nine sod eleven. Shef f ield was visited by a tremendous ►torm of sail and light !! i!! g. The rain fell in tor rents. and the lightning and thunder were awfully vivid and loud; the broad flashes that rapidly suc ceeded each othe► seemed to envelope the town in n kind or blue tour. and SOME of the .coneequeut bursts were fearfully stunning. REPEAUE OP IRELAND. YHIRD REPORT or Tan COMIMSIONV.R9 or iroulalr INTO tiis IitIVIENUE MINIM; up tamipo. EXTINCT" FRO)" THE APPENDIX TO THE REPORT. (Corsigual frog our Popov of Fritter, hitt.) AppenAux, Nn. 6. Examtolirtme of Mr. Patrick goyim', roper-staiarr ; tiara too .sib befogs lb* Paritmumelitary Commission...so of la quirr,, al their office is Lukas, oa the 101 k November, lett. Yon err a great paper sininer am • middling paper. stainer ; I believe I do a• much Wainer, as soy person to itelonol; hat it arosild nut bcconsideirot us peat on the other sidivol the water. What uttsetbrr of men do you employ?—in the general I ham bad upwards of two 1111/1111ifd persons employed ; at shot time there nosy he fr.m one hundred sod forty moos torodred and arty; it has lessened within the last /insight allolll thirty, hst iv the average of my bamboo% 1 believe 1 employ twice as many as any other person in Ireland. My hu.i nese is that of paper-21161pr, fkor-eloth sissunfect•rer, and house pamter. What proportion of these permit are employed in the paper stain i ng &polio...tit '—l'aperM•imers aud psprr hangers hetwren thirt:, tend forty. It appears from the amounts thus nearly owe-third of the whole ditty paid in Ireland is paid by yoursell ?—!to I ani told. May the Commissioners take from that an estimate of the proportion of your hisairievs to the whole hotlines. so paper staining done in Irdsod?—fly no means. State what proportion you carry or!—My paper haagiogs are from ante• to eight thousand pieces iu the year ; Vflmt duly I pay will tell the •umber of pieces I mike, bat I am perfectly impreased with a conviction 11141 I do not evil moire than from one twelfth to one twentieth of the whole mien. factored; that I am satisfied • very large proportion most certainly be seseetlrd. . _ _ You conceive Slut the revenue is denauded to a very great silent in that artiele?—Crrtalsily- In wtent manner dors it appear to you Mot thus fraud takes place ?—I thlok it has been done heretofore, in some degree, by the collusion of the otKerr. i 1 do nut know that it is Do now. Wa'hut what time en ion think measure* have bees take■ to en vent that?—Not twelve sesoutlil. Tiara the effect of thew, cannot yet be weal '—Not quite. I speak farm the fact, fur an officer offered to we, af I would pay barn, that he would paw my paper. Dad you sake say r•prereatation of tbat to any deport ment of the Governareut did rot ; I thought at might be iajurisit the man. . _ . . . . - Is the man mill in the service of Ilse revenne ?—1 believe be is on the superannuation ; 1 know lie nut in the Dublin service; wheilirr be did It to try my principle, or himself I am mil exactly satisfied, but lie made me the arr Dues it appear to you, that from the %Rookie and regu 'atoms of the service, an curiae officer is exposed to great temptation ?—lt sloes ; I always thought shot the emir* pikers were not remunerated f.r their services, were not raised above the temptation; I have mentioaed that to some gentlemen who visited my massirfaelory Dome time age. What du you mean by being rained above the temptation' —Thai their salarie* are nut sefiirierit to r►munerate them; In my own hile'hf.lll I would rather pay a moan mu as to citable him so live comfortably, au that he may not be tempted to lake any portion of my property. Caa the Irish stained paper be veld as cheap as the Eng. lish!—Cheaper. From what eireurnstanct?—The unanatiseterert of paper hangings in England I believe invariably pay the Eaenie duty on their stained paper; I have repeatedly made the estimate, to ■orwer the questirrati of my fvfriPOWN, who base bees. told by gentlemen in the employment of the Government depart. meats, that they have been waited span with paper much cheaper; I have answered, by showing them the Sul coat of s piere of paper, adding lu it the Excise; the 'tapir. /onus one-third proportion of the Ant east fur the cheapest paper hanging, therefore 1 think It hair been... misaZiog empistwn to the humbler class of persons la our bustress to evade that; that is tine reason. Secondly, raw paper is cheaper in Irelaad than la England. You mean pa prf that is just formed ?—Paper earning is 111 alit rear Ingot the mill; stud labour is cheaper hi 'reload than in England. I e.trnilleate t►at the better sort of &rhyme ran live cheaper here, at the same expense, than he ems is &gland. To ohm do ioto atiribele raw paper being ebeaprr is this coon,. y think thtre are more paper twills IN irelsad than there are in E.iglatid; and linen being the staple com modity is ibis corstry, the refuse of limn, dax, sad rap, are easier bad. It does not arise from any difference of duty ?—I •hluk oat; I believe there is a great evasion of the duty o■ raw paper in Ireland. There is a difference is the mode of rhegiog the dusty on stetted paper; yIIII have a table deity hem ?—Tes. t►at was me ea while Mr. Futter was Chiltern°, of t►e Exchequer in Ireland. I waited un Mr. Foster, and stated the aeces. sity of impel* that, from this ptineiple, the there would be very little duty pail , If aumethitig of that kind etas Cot resorted to. Hu It answrred?—The persons engaged in the paper staining trade have lately called a tn.wihrg, and at Gm 'bey required that I should act as Chairman, which I did; they drew rep resolution. to lay refore the Commissioners, to the greet that there was great inconvenience sustained by the table duty. _ _ Du you concur in that opinion'-1 acted precisely as Chairman, and signed that, mine from a desire to phew them, if any thing coald he done, I world ant stand is the sway of it, heecuce I was aware, that whatever euuld be dome would be dorm by Gove►uweut, but massy of them paid that was a munnpolist• and a pennon who wished to prevent any thing being done for the humbler class of piranus in ohs trade its which I was; I ihirefore cow curred wit► them in the resolution, but I am still of opiaiva that something of the kind in necessary, pat in whatever shape it may be, IMat it is Incumbent on the Goveroascat to protect ihesoisslves by sowbetbidg of the kiad. Has it answered as • proteetift, in the wait yen expect. ed ?—The generality of the triode argue not, but I know if 1 was disposed to sentsggle, it weitiNl he • preventive to me. Dots mot the mode of taking the duty affect the article itself, by making it lees perfect ?—I do not drink it luta be lieved thecoftempliou of paper hangings, lint the trade corn- Oslo that it is me isroeiverieeter; meek, as •n rialsell. I would state, that I think I should employ more permits at particular periods of the year, if there was Out that table duty at a slack period of the year when or orre makift stock. that I would have a treater needier of hoods employed than have; it obliges me to pay, skids a limited time, foe the stuck I manufacture, shrine, if I could leave that stock it ney warehouse, without the duty charged upon it, the want of which stamp calls epos see to pay the excise, it would Il► In an unaniehed state on the part of the Government, sod there fore I should nut be called spur to pat• the duly till it re ceived the stamp. Can you state the sautes! average of the duty you pay ? Bettors° four sal Aft hatoilred • year ; ■bout four liondred pounds a year probably. The lola smote*, of the duty for the last year was I weler hundred putto.la. Ito you suppose too and Mr. Russell do two•lhirds of the whole ?—1 supppore I do not 11,1 above our twelfth I I should think Mr. Boswell mud I do about I.IIIC. sixth. Mr. Boswell is • wholesale mannfacturrr, and hr maker ■ character of !nods that would CIRO a greater in o porti..o of duly thou I du. My goods ale of a superior order. (76 Ike nottlinsied) rim CHASE. pia Stsj , sty's boons* will m. el this day at RroomlWlF, t slid Oa Fro lay neat al left O'Ci,.lk carlt d. y. Etrl Figoillion'it fox linootl4 will mett tu natio. Keptiers Column, l'srk ; and uu Thuidii ) rt Eflingion —at len o'clock rail) day. The Earl sit linaewood'A fon.hotiorls will most OR Wpd. nridar aI Searctult ; and uu Frid oy it Byrom—at ter, o'clock each la urutug. TUE ARMY. Ton troops of the lit regiment of life guards marelara from Window no S.torrlay fur Brighton, and two MAI volt leave on Mond3, Ohio Two troops of t s ar , las (or Kiort's)drazoon goo* Gellert' W. Cretwrteht, C.olooel, Marc• rt rem. d °nitro is asaroli trots Deal owl Dyille N Csoterlsore to ni..rt use, th► t 2.1 lost. (to the sparrow. of 'J . /oiling their corps, preparatory to Ii It cf. yearly , . One troop of thr 141 h light &troops ;arrived on d by et Owego ry, from Loughttorooth. On, iiquadron or the 1•t rrainitilt of lif e i n WSW? Or pressings o►ders, asarrbed iot Stiortley G.. 01 nor so Brighton, where it will arrive to-morrow, olir 12d is•lawl. The 7lst regiment, which hay arrived it Ferrara from Detain, Will hr replaced by the 181 E regiment of foul A %Towline' of Ilse King% iirre ...... guitrJe arrived ( rum Maiicheater at Notriogltym btrraeles, ou lA@ 1116 was, The ti,, i division of the 13 h reeiniciii of foot, row: 1 04 1 of four companies and thy head goalie-et, emfrarked at Lye,. pool on the 10th iortsiit, snd iimiiviliaselv sailed for 1h0.h., 011 beard the ondeimenimard rickets, v,s. ma* of Wd. ?begins, Duke of Athol, Alert, and Itzpreee. • The setiond dieisiun of the above tulips marched from klarthesier us S fiords, for Lie. r pool, ter she parrom at ea bet king their (or the same destiusiion. TO THE EDITOR UP TIIR BRITISH PRESS. SlR—Observing in your columns of this day an incorrect account of the proceedings at How Church, iespectin g tle ringing the beautiful peal of bells, in which it is staled that the Cbarchwordeus soil th.eribeer. astestuously opposed Ile .arse, baring the stability of the atreoe; but it was rarrud adman' Owns by a majority of 20 to 11, upon which iht belts were crag till etarly 11 iichiek. %Theresa, nut of Ave church ward... slat overseers,.(uar were prelims. three of who., not fearing the state of the .teerfe, toted frith a wojorde of art lead three to use; nod the bells were accordingly init. red to he rya( fur trial one hoer ; and they were snug for use quarter of as hoar before three o'clock, and three rpiericis 14 au hour lbetweeu sorer i.d eight; awl, it i• hoped, much to the saterfaction of the losers of is curious that the present Jbartuussinua peal was brat rout in 11762, tie old peal baying been re.eabi, sad two added by a suvet) of amateris it their ow. r, prose. Your obedient Arrirsot, October 110, 1822. Olt E OF THE VEATRY. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIIMOUTR. °cross* 18. Arrived the OW le, Hepburn, from the Dawes fue Jamaica; and a Russian ature ship, name unksiuwn. FALMOUTH. ncTosen 17. Arrived Ore Doke of Marlborough packet from U.boss. PLYMOUTH, OCTOMMIt 17 . Arrived off Ihi. Port the Lady Popham, Jeakiss, fro• Janeiro for Lootkm. HULL, *crop= 17. The Betsey and Nary, of Sunderland, lades with wheat sad rapeseed, was totslly Init mo the 13th inst.; aew saved. At Anderley part of the deck of a sloop has ease s% shore, supposed to be • Lyons trader, sad two boas of banks hare beta picked up, which appear to belong to some ow.• Watery, hat an papers. 'The atom is strewed with wrecks, and Nut 1... Iliad aft! dead hosiers have been washed ashore at Burnham, about twenty miles how Lynn. OPAL. OCTOITR 18. Cants down from the liner hi‘t night anti sailed tbe Wilma, Thompson. for Rio Janeiro ; .Iso this dJ), Jolm Rekord, Ward, for Malta; Susi, Damao., for Lis boa; soil Mary, Young. for Bilbao. All ire,' and remain, Clifton, timid+, for Jamaica. rsorrisn, OP eRRIOI7YIRR AT Tffß roc/a OP cummIBSIIINEItS OP tiAA'ARUPTS, TO SORROW. IC It. T. Remit, Dartford, priper-inanufacherer J. Hedge, use of Soho, builder T. Herbert, jos BI bury, auctioneer T. Fenner, jai. and J. Why, Hul►ura-bill, lemma 1 It DIVIDEND. •. G. War, Feacharch-atreet, merchant CERTIFICATES. W. Bond. late of lioaailselitrk, Luoloa. wafer menthe- Istrer.—J. Prier, of Ryall. Ripple, Worcester, drake —R. tirbflud. of Plymouth, Devon. mercer —J. Pyiruck. or Der. raster, Turk, hosier.—W, Heady, of Breage, Cense, farmer. lIRYRL Os Mooday - nf fames Everslipid, F..q. High Shesio of Nimes, of awe and heir. Om the 106 isistaut, the Lady of Sir George Leeds. Dirt of Westhitl, sear Cowes, of a daughter. Oa Saturday last, at Doncaster, the Lady of L. W. Chides. E'q. Mayor, of a sou. The lutist 'sly survived a few slimmest. MARRIAGE At St. Georgeo ettorcb. Heourrr.squarr, I. Pe" Esq. of the unite of nlre►etary ut Stele for Futrigu Affairs. to Mir Banhhead, eldest daughter of Charles Beokbead, of Upper Brook-street, Gruareour.square t Esti. DEATHS. On Saturday, in Leieester-aquare, Thomas 114cLeas.e, Esq. M.P., after a long and psinhil illness. On Friday moraing, in the 76th year of hi. Jr., at his house in Tyndall-place, Islington, Mr. Frage.* Rollover, • $4. Pints Choral-yard, a most exertions and amiable gentleman, respected and esteeneid by an extensive code of friends. Os Sunday morning, is Elnalace, Dobbs, aged ?4, Lady Assoc Joe*lye., only mister of the Evil of Nudes. Os. ""olls, Isvf, at Windsor, Meth Cahill, Esq. formri!y a ',limier in the house of Layton nod 11. siorthauts, at Met• gaslote. lir was of a stray respectable f.msly in !cell o& Jt..d .s iinivrr.ally esteemed In eves, mete is whirls he a., kIIIIMII. Ilra remains were interred yesiordelf at W. l ' l ° 4 '. Os Theirsda), the 171 h instant, is she 67th year of in. Mr Christian Krllsier, forly-two years msniesan to ho Isle Majesty's misuse hand. Ou the gsts Mos. at lita (Owes hosts?, Red eight vary aaJ • month-, James Poke tap 01, the only won of Mr June. IVoiol, driuggi.t, II orMette.i, tari,tisl. A setMr• fiigbt in' , " fr•flmg at i Ohms she PWrIII/14 Uttar, ohm his "Oats ••• loglilyetetord in tviyish playtuluess, Months on violas' coo visliouto, hit* tensmatr4 Ha en th e abort .pace "l sixteen hours, On Friday cresting last, at his bowie, 19, IWhiariball-Va". Henry Nugent Melt, Esg. It WAx stun tentless.■ who tr• coveted lur liana Fe traria Hauling@ she Coltish/in of liiint'ot• does He was sem she author of that eatertanateg I i i ---.- _ PRICE OF STOCKS ON 3 per Celli. Red... 8111 I I .stlt2 S.o. k. . 3 prr Ct. C1.n0....8V14 I 4 per Cesotr. EMU. 100de..5t1 54 2 1 :. tr 5 . 491 i I Bs. Hsu% e.... 1,01101. New 4 per Clr... 10214 1 ti 7 or. Brisk L. APir.2o 11.16 f i Miro Smell.. 8 10 pr. LW . rt, TIC lit , 0, id la.. 1 lour. for Accun:a riff 4. The HiustiNfmke Pa-ratio." _ - - Momeg 36 after 5. I Orrin 4 after 11. HIGH WATER4TIAINDOR BRIDGE THIS OAT. • ....,.... Printed rod Poblisked at TSB 11111T1111 PRIM awl THE GW B E us«. so. 117, Mr s 4, by CHARLES come WELL, or Um *nod 1 4 I 4 1 lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIaIIIIIINIMIIIIII.M.agI-