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BALL AT FROCIIIoRE. ,; Oo lioney evening her Royal Highness the lihismos. Nana gave an elegant ball at Frog 1101/111104esuperior classes of her household end "'their friends.. Her Royal Highness remained in ballroom for so hour mad a half. partaking of .• C .he happiness she had diffused, with the most un allected kindness and condescension. The supper , Mits of the most splendid description. On the suc 'ceediug evening the domestics of the establish+, :limit were regaled with the like liberality. Wa are requested to insert the following lines. con.s netted with this display of her Royal Higbuem'a hospitality A SONNET, ON lIININDING Tat TirtUTH VIGHT AT titooMonic. 'Ti. gone!—but oh ! may often nights so sweet, Whea soul greets soul, and lovers lows meet; SYbea Friendship, Mira', aid Music, all accord To glad the setae, sod crews the (wave board, Return—and may the Royal Maid, .Wh o se presence hummed whit her Wooly made; Whose broom beat at Plessoresjoyou sound, Light as the airy steps that tripp'd around, . • Long rem those mike of &duos, which ays • Her &atom happiness Mto bestow; -* Loag live more as, mildly laramirg here In bounteous meta, the Lena of our sphere, it - Till her Creator's mandate shall be given AVlSibillebsbes.litatbr, pane bright in Heaven. ' (Windsor Express-) A A , 4 • t el C •••• • • INISHIONABLS PARTIES. I 11 • it** Chlitill and a isetret party of fmhisnabloo Onsterd# will the Earl and Comatose of • seal, the rriory,'Stainsors. 4 . 4. I Lord Holland esteriaigted a select party of his disthignisb. • . • frimidi , samstreet. at dieser yeiterday at his house is Old BettiMig- Thous' Carleton entertained at troner on Saturday, a d Glialoubory, Earl of Ruehfurd, Sir Edmund &strobes, Mi sussed Clark, Bart General Greaville, Mr. Hail's Shwa Wslpole, &c. at his Imam in Georgwalreat, FASHIONABLE ROTHMANS& ' Coast sod Countess St. Astonio arrived se Saturday at their hosts in Hasover.square for the seams, from a visit toUr Jobs aid Lady Shelley, at their seat,' alarsitttlitwhp SMOSIL • Earl Whitworth sad the Duchess of Dorset ars saturhait+ Yeats, Lent, from their mai, Bockhorn, Sasses. 40 , lard Illelboarse returned to town os Saturday froalol Corsper's seat, Passenger, Herts. • Lied Esseletion left Femmes Hotel, St. Jamee's.street, ,'yesterday morning fur Wales. Rarlitorafret has arrived is tows. lard Charles Fitzroy has left town for his seat in Segalk. Viscous* Maynard has left tows fur his seat in Eases. Captain Slade, 11th lancers, has left Hodpoa's Hotel, Do. vintstwart, the Salisbury. Chased Pepper has arrived at the 43111,1111111 Di Hotel, Hoed- Orme. hem Ireland; also Edward Una% I. from a tour. Arrivals at the Royal Hotal, St. Jimaler•astssel:—Sir Hoe • tort sad Lady Liston from their wee is d; Sir Heart' Pose, Bart. from the Earl of Weataseltrasiat, Apthorp, Iterdiamptosshire ; and J. Mistook; EPIC el.l. a lour. =Wan, Esau has left 1111.40 1148.1 : ... _ . l,Leicestershire. .eowly wy,l •' '7 ' ). BRIGHTON, JANUART 12.4"•.011•• • • .1 s , 4, -Ng t.*/ is confidently said that our beloved Patron leave us. fur town li on the lit of February. . SKCOND GRAND BALL AT THE OLD SHIT geom.—Three hundred persona e or smote, abiding all the rank, fashion. elegance, filloth, and hums% of Min towu, amenibledi r at.aurimatea ins Thursday. 'TUN THeaTle.—Mims S. BOOTH played Kota.. had, on Monday; Violates, in Tile Weeder, ou Tuesday; mid Ludy fewele (for her benefit) on , Wednesday. This ,evening the performances are , by command of his Majesty : they moat of the comedy of The Busy Body, end the Woad Maid or 80. ; • The toiletries, of the day•yesterday attracted a great crowd to Hyde Park, which made a display of beauty and fashioo uuuseal at this early period of the year. Among the numerous characters at the Duke and-Duetiess of BUCKINGHAM'S Mestillerade on l'horsday, at Stowe, Bucks, were •the Duke, as Kist', and his.son,•Earl Tairl.l, as the Champion. The bi o tic and Duchess of BUCKINGHAM base Mkt Mitt the sum of SOL to WILLIAM BARNES, EseAnbis distributed to the poor in•Winchtster, at the discretion of the worthy Mirror. The opportunity offered by his Maresev's ab sence at Brighton has been taken to readd the mouldings. and to beautify and repaint various or. narr.ental pars., as welt as to tefresh the furniture of the splendid rooms of Carlton Palace. New PORT, JAN Vaal' 11.—On Monday a montr. Merit was • erected in Ondshill church, in memory of the late much respected Sir RICHARD Wafture, of Appuldercom be Park. Part of the plate belonging to the Ex-Emperor of Fialig, has been brought to this country from St. Helena, mid taken to the Treasury by Sir HUD. SON Lowa: it weighs upwards of 4.000 ounces, and we undendarsd is to be sent to the Miut. It has • been much defaced by the order of Boa APAIXTR. A view of the tomb of BoN•PARTI. in the island of Sr. Helena, take, by a British Officer who is are rived at Glasgow, has beets presented t o th e Hun terianuseum. A sir►gular discovery of hidden treasure was made at Eton on Wednesday night. Mrs. COKER, Who had fur many years kept a grocer's shop in the College, lattly died, leaving property to a consider.. sid e amount to her relations. The house in which she lived was, with two others, sold hest week. Previously to the purchaser taking possession one of the executors considered it his duty to look round the premises, to tee that no article of personal property had been left behind. In • dark corner seder the counter he discovered • small box, of considerabl e weight, and well secured. He brought it to the light, and upon opening it found —not any of the commodities in which the good old lady dealt --but seven hundred guineas and /mews bank solo of 50/. each. • ster 4111 V toellt 1 117 s rfiz4ras. ter• • II:J Pr. — ,so 's , „ j t. i we tis '.1..r! - 1 . 11014111rniaineed on Saturday bight very auspiciously. The entertainments were, Le None di Filen, and a tear ballet by AWATOLZ, the new Billet Master. The opera was cast in very effi cient strength. The only new appearance was that of Signora CARADORI, her first performance on any stage. She performed the part of Chensbino, and ingratiated herself with the audience to a very ex traordinary degree of success. Her voice is yet of limited volume; but she is well grounded in the art—sings expressively, and with great felicity of execution—and hes, besides, • fine intuitive taste in her embellishments. Her figure is light, and her general appearance romantic; she has a fine cast of features, whicb are full of intelligence and ani mation ; her manner is graceful and confirmed, with • reserve of natural elegance. which greatly augments the interest of her performance. She awakened intense admiration by her execution of the closing strain of her first song, " Nos so pin coca son." She was rapturously encored in it, and also in " Voi the tapas," which she sang con trary to the recent custom of referring this song to the part of Susanna. Her ingenuity in varying the expression in two compositions so strictly simi lar as to subject, was her crowning claim to the ad miration of the house. She sang a verse of " God save the King" after the opera, iu a very impres sive style. Madame RONAL Ds Baran was the Counters. Her sweet and plaintive style of singing, with her lively and graceful deportment, success fully pourtray • happy being distressed for a while in the most precious of its affections, the langour of fervid conjugal love passing under a fleet ing *Wow of doubt. It was this impassioned effect which she gave to " Porgi, amor." MO she finished as if the soul would really breathe out in the closing strain—" U mi Mkt iliac.. stork 1" Madame CAMPORESE need SYMMS • with unqualified excellence. There is no part, except that in Tilo, in which she is seen to so much advantage. The duet between her and the Countess was rapturously encored, and the expression, together with the graces, were charmingly varied ou the repetition. 4usonna's duet with the Count oleo (" Caudell psyche firma") was loudly encored, as well for the perfection of style in singing it, as the general favour itism into which the composition itself has passed. Atisaociarti performed the Count with his wonted grace and manliness of passion. ANGRISANI sus tained Figaro, and being in good voice, he shook the thunders of the war in the ears of Cherubim°, while singing " Non pia mind." with effect sufficient (the orchestra aiding and abetting) to de. prive • stouter heart than that of the sportive page of its enthusiasm. The subordinate parts were sow. tained with proportionate ability. The third scene of the second act was admirably sung throughout. The chorus is in great strength, and performed the little dist devolves to them in this opera very effec tively.. The piece went off with consummate success. The ballet is entitled Pandore. ft consists of one act, which contains a great variety of ancient mythological incident, heightened by allego r i ca l invention. Prometheus having made some men, and being, at the instigation of his brother, anniono•winfese , stinstity mats them, is conducted by Jihrteres i,it i the - Will of the assembled Gods, and steals the eternal fire from the altar. Jepiter, enraged, determines on his punishment. Vulcan has formed a female figure, PaNdore ; Jupiter imparts life to it, and requires the gods end goddesses each, to bestow gifts. The woman being thus celestially endowed, is to descend to earth. Jupiter commis slims her to deliver a box to Prometheus fraught with evils designed foe his punishment. He re ceives it, and prognosticating the contents, deelittas to open it. His brother Epimetheus meeting Pm. lore, and being enamoured of her, and chained to her with a hand of flowers by a sportive Cupid, yields to their joint and solicitous curiosity, and opens the box. Flames instantly flash upwards, and a crowd of demons, represonialive of the savage passions, rushes in. The men made and DOW rendered vital by Prometheus fall out in deadly contention, while, 4N • fiends either mix with or review the heat. Prometheus being chained by the demons to • rock, is released by Novak:, and shuts the fatid`box. The storm of evil being exhausted, Cupid and Hope appear, and promise 'comfort to mankind. They are con ducted to the groves of Idaho, anti the scene closes with a general- divertisement and spectacle. The piece has greet taste in the arrangement, and the floe connexion of so many important portions of heathen legend, all hearing so appositely on the early economy of the passions. The action has nothing of quaintness, but accords unassumingly, but very perfectly, with the drift of the plot. The dances are delightfully varied, end have much of characteristic keeping. Some of the grouping. are admireble, especially those of the Graces by themselves, and then with the Nymphs and Hoes before Jupiter ; in which all that is supremely beautiful in the reliefs of Grecian , sculpture was set off, viols formic. An other excellent grouping, with suitable action, fell out from the strife of the new-made mortals, aggravated by the iiitermeddling demons. The piece introduced four new dancers, of whom it is only necessary at present to notice ANATOLE. the new bid let -master, and Mad. ANATOL& He is • performer of great power and agility, and presents, in his most active feats, a graceful anal quiet adjustment of the form. Mad. ANATOLE IMP a very perfect dextenty of pedal motion and pretence; a repose of gracefulness in her most nimble evolutions. Her style seems to be derived (rota the same source as that of the captivating NOBLIT, to whom also she bears in figure and action considerable resemblance. She performed Pandora, and seemed to carry her con quest over Epimetheats by the sway of irresistible ' loveliness. BOMERARD performed Prometheus. and ALBERT Epimetheur. The former is chiefly confined to manual (vulgarly pantomimic) action, which he effected with great spirit. ALNERT is an astonishing instauce of continuing improvement. He is, below the shoulders. a match for ally male dancer in grace and agility he falls a little short of some few of them in the curving and position of the arms- lbjetels hale with Mad. 4NATO Lk and DE fir! tt Loa a masterly effort, sad pro duced fur l ppilaides unusually load and earnest. Dp V;agssaas danced in her very best style. She 'Mita' oiet the stage, threaded the . . 1 , ' .", , i'•': , ;',1f.77., i ‘ i c.,e, . I -1 -.4lw n ...01..' i ce • 1 r '- . •N - ... ••• . .. ..... VI% NM .•L • ,~ ~.: -t • ltratm tit**, sod Noted altogether wills isiA: &l Aire grace .and Wool indiscernible rapidity, both . ' at to the change of pasture and motion, as she bad been the gays* and lightest of the sisters of Nephrorrie. The scenery is ve7 imposing, both 'on account of its artificial splendour and its classic . adornments. The halt of the Gods and the Ida . lien groves, are, with the exception of some forma lities of Grecian architecture in the latter, designed in a spirit highly beautiful and poetic. The home was well attended. The view was greatly interest ing on the audience standing up while the company gave God save the Kiag at the end of the opera. The dresses, as well as the charms of the women, were thus seen as ia a review of full-graced beauty. The costume seemed in colours to have adopted the mild aspect of the season—pink and white being far zhe most prevalent. CA,IIBRIDG 6, JANUARY 10: The Rey. John Lamb, 1111. A. Fellow and Tutor of Corpus Christi College, was ibis aay elected Muter of that Society, lu the room of the late Bev. Dr. Douglas. The Lucasiau Professorship of kleihematies hating be come vaunt by the election of Professor Woodhuose auto the Plumian Professorship of Astronomy and Experimental Philosophy, the Vire Cita/miler has appointed lil-001' fat for the elector of the new Professor. The Norrisian Prize for the year 1821 has bees adjudged to the Rev. William Trullope, B.A. of Pembroke Hall, for his essay on " ?the Connarion between the Jewish and Chris tian Dispeoation." THE CHASE. His Majesty's stag bounds will meet this day at Farnham Common, and on Friday at Stoke Common—each day at ten o'clock. • The Buckinghamshire harriers meet this day, Jasuary 14, at Blackgun.gate; and on Thursday, the 17th, at Dodders. ball—at haltpast ten o'clock. The Oakley hounds meet to-morrow at Miltou-mill; on Thursday, the 17th, at Pictsbill-barn ; and or Saturday, the 19th, at Roston Spinies. The Hampshire hounds meet tomorrow at Tiehborne Park; Thursday, at Nutley Church; and Saturday, at Medsted Green—at ten. Mr- Osbaldistou'i bounds meet on Friday the 18th on &Auto° Down. The Earl of bertly's stag boned. meet to-morrow at the Oaks; and us Friday at Epsom Dowse. N. Jollife, Esq.'s fox houads meet on Wedseedayoeet at Betchworth; 'sad on Friday at Shelwood. The Surrey fox hounds meet au Thursday at Limpet firld ; and oa Saturday, at Godstoue. • The harriers meet every day. • The Gillingham fox butted§ will meet tomorrow the nth, at Haugh..; on Thursday the 17th, sad on Saturday the 19th, at Remsby—each day at belt pal ten o'clock. The Earl of Harewood's fox bounds meet on Wednesday at Kirkby Orerblow, and on Friday at Kippax—at tea o'clock each day. The Batirworth fox hosted, meet to-marrow at Hut Green; on Thursday at llingstamhills; aid on Saturday at Beetles Hall.--at tea o'clock 'NM day. The Hatfield harriers meet on Wedoesday at Seadall Grove and bi Friday at' Holm House Wood—at ten o'clock mei day. • The Sheffield harden meet oil hands, et the Kneel, at , half-peat aim o'clock. Sir Jacob Astley'e bounds (Norfolk) will meet on Wed. nmiday, at Bristaa Grove (buck hounds); and se Friday, at Field Dalliug (harriers)—each day et clever. Mr. Dewing 's bounds will meet on Wedoesiday, at Brie- - ley; and an Friday, at Peddiag Netts*. The Ludlow subscriMirso hemids meat to-menu st Whitbetch ; Friday, at Seaway Gate; sad Tuesday, Wald inst. at Lowe's Coppice. . - 11111114111100/ZIARY /f/7b. - • Fridays uses, for It small emelderation wodsrlook to run seventeen miles in two hours , from .Romney Market place to half -a-mile on the Southamptos road, which be ,performed a. with apparent ease in ten initiates within the Matellellm meat extraordinary feats of exertion was made :firkmmlism maw, Mark Fork, who had been employed on a sew roufiweskiog by the Rev. W. Gunter, in the parish of 'Wickham, Hampshire; who, for a trilling wager, undertook to wheel a barrow that he had bees accustomed to work no the road, with • hundred weight of gravel ULU, 40 miles . in 12 hours, via. from six is the morning to six in the ing. 'this distance he perforated, on ground measured lilt the purpose on the turnpike road, half a mile in length, in 10 hours:ad $8 mistime, without being very mach die.• • I tressed. On Wednesday lest the body of the much-re. gretted Countess of GU,LVOaD was conveyed through Aylesbury in a hearse drawn by viz horses. being on the say to the plates of her interment. Several mourning coacher followed the hearse.— fier remains are to be deposited in Wreaford Ab bey. near Banbury. By a return published in Saturday night's Gazette, it appears that the average amount of promissory notes and bills of the Bank of England in circulation during the quarter ending the sth Umtata was 18,227,041. 15.. 9 1 . A reward of 3001. is offered iu Saturday night's Gazette for the discovery of the person or persons who on the 9th ult. set on fire the woollen.maoufac tiny of Messrs. EmorritY, iu the parish of Wel lingtoo. Oo Saturday Sir RICHARD BIRNIR inspected a certain part of the dismounted patrol et the Secretary of State's Office for the Hems Depart ment. The beirrack-masiernat Maker, near. Plymouth, and Stilly, have been reduced. PLYMOUTH, JANUARY On Friday the Iphigertio, 41., Sir R. Means, sailed for the coast of Africa, alter being detained 4$ days in the Chan nel by gales of' wind ; the Carnation, 18, Captain Wstcorr, and all the outward-bound meicharet men, settled the same day, except the following, which ire under repair : Medina, Mattison, fur Bombay; Sappho, Hemsensisit, for Matte, Constantinople, and Odessa; George anal James, Cuiiiihard, fur Sfiics.—Weat into harbour the Vigo, Phae ton. Wolf, sad Bellelte.—The Windsor Casile, 74, was paid °M OD Thursday last, and re.eoinmissioued by Capiain Charles Dashwood. The following Officers are appointed to her :—Lierlintaam S. E. Cooke, W. Walker, C. Sldhoiorite, Duel J. Somerville; Mr. F. Sadler, mailer; Mr. ft. Minya, surgeon; Mr. Milner, purser; Rev. Edward Brice, chaplain: The Admiralty Sessions will be held at the Old Bailey on Monday the Vet instant, instead of Friday the 1 Ith,as originally appointed.-(Gaseite.) A correspondent informs us that a Mill C. of Frattori, iu the pariah of Portses, who was frighten ed by three young men suddenly darting from be hind a tomb-stone in Kingston church-yard, as she was proceeding home from that church, having Mien there to rehearse some music intended to be Nag on Christmas Dsy, died in consequence of the fright; delirium hoe* ensued, and winds t00d5,,,, toed with little intermission until I' when death put an cud to her soffeilappere. thoughtless young twit are not known. .------ '- - --••• LA* LIGENak. 23 aTifeJ ' .•••44 aft Po Myer, Itametsasbi iiintio-'l4r heist, god (AWE" r‘ifhiltaints, gad bi ._4oka ilillet, d r. you Da h v a i r s , le a. Ilk bay said, eon I. 14 Thomas and dubs he wastied Newnsgrt 'digs where the propert pay the workshop, wt j added, that they • house of a man street. One of; with Poll Lamb. pills out of the '... dose it. Had not boy Brown did r about seven in it servant maids. . ~ Julio Brown, an accomplice * Pas nest 'pli e d, m i d was told the coudition of his being admitted tla a wilorsaiags his telling the whole truth. At the time of the rubbery he Heed in Nicholas-street, St. Luke's, its the same house wish the female Prisoner. Knew H. Brawn, but was uo relation or hip. Knew Newman and Thomas; they were boys.. Alto knew Brooks. Had some conversation with Brown, Brooks, Thomas, and Newman, on the Saturday revenue to the latt bery, under a gate-pay in Arundel-street, whey they aggeird to do the robbery. The rubbery bad been, taked of, aid agreed on, several nights beftile. On the Sight 411 lIIIV. 1100, the Prisoner Brown rase out after Ida...maser had paid him, and said the rubbery could 001 be ..doss Sat sliest, as his master was io the workshop doing or the hooka. It was then agreed that thty should come on Monday, sad be (Brown) would, let them in. Witmer, Thomas, mid Newnian went accordingly, on the Moods, . ii. riling, to the White Hart, io White Hart-yard, bettetAn Use and six. The Prisoner came to them, and said they utast eine directly. They did not like to go, all Henry Brooks had sot Come. They at last wept without Brooks, apd Sere admitted by Henry Brown ; they 'took their sheet illff, and went up stairs. Wheu they got 'o the work-shar, bury Brown said be would'llle the edges of the cabinet.jga that it shoold'vel make a noise when they came to • open k. He then chewed them the cock-Loft, In which tbey were to hide. They bad with them three keys, • phosphorus box, and a dark lantern. Henry Browo shinty after came tip, and fetched them some victuals, when they told him to go to Allen's house, in Eagle-court, for a crowbar, whieb he did. Witness and his companions remained is the seek loft till betsreeo twelve and one the next night. They then got dews and, went into the workshop. They got alight from their phosphorus box, and opens , all the workmeo'a drawers, and took out their controls. They then took the hinges off the cabinet, as they bad been directed by Henry Brown, and em ji tied that also. After they had got the pro• perry, they put it Into their bets and pockets; they then went away, leaving the kels and dark lantern behind:— When they ease down stairs it was lietweett these and four in the merniag. They could not get out of the street door, as it was double locked, but they opened the parlour trio - ' They then - ' into the Caries . ary inn 14- COURT OF efIANCERY, Livax.l's 122 1 , JAIRIAILT 12. -• rielimilmiolLL es Tug HAIM of HOWARD 3 ite • AND GIBBS. Ite:MONTAGUIS, Mr. WETHERILL. and Mr. Aoaa. were heard in support of the appeal in Ilia case from the Vice-Chancellor. They contended that the bankrupts had an undoubted right to inter fete in the choice of assignees. for she protection of their own interest, us well as that of the Creditors. and cited cases, particularly that of the Leicester boik, in which, from the want of such interference, there had been an immense waste of the bankrupts' estate. in this case it was the belief even of Mr. Sherri that the creditors would be paid every shilling. if property were judiciously managed. Could it ;then be illegal iu Mr. Howard, who had brought 60,000!. into the concern, to endeavour to procure tkle choice of an assignee, to whose integrity mod judgment he looked for the honest discharge of 'irnry claim uptin him. and fur securing any rem nant there might be of Ira property for the benefit .1 himself and family ? There ass not the slightest pretext for alleging that there had been any Inter ference upon improper grotinial in this case. There had been nothing beyond fsir rolictiatton from mo. tines beneficial to the interests of all parties con esetisd.—,The further hearing of Counsel was ad. jammed a 1 four o'clock. I OLD BAlLfiv. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12. fwetiTV& s and Thomas IVilson were indicted for rg and entering the dwelliug.house of Robert Ray, Esq. and stealing an immense quaintly of linen and wear , kag apparel, the property of that gentleman and his servants. gay lives at Edmonton. His premises are fenced all =On the morning of the 3lsl of October, he was ap of *e robbery by Mrs. Ray'. amid. No one meld fa IS his laundry without getting over ae enclosure. •Jalla Bramball was aurae to Mrs. Rey. On the 30th the servants had been washing, and the things were kft part is ~Ibe laundry and part in the wasb.hunse. Witness locked ,Idse doors, and fastened the whitlows with Ike iron bars.— tient morning the rubbery was dicorered between five and six o'clock, and it was found that a general sweep bad been made, and only a few towel. left. George Mole is a labourer to Mr. Ray. When he came ta 1,40.0 jive o'clock iu the morning the 3101 of Oc doors of -' a glip r jpe" .44l4. h t . sem. la roo llis t, "l :nd the stable, broke* epee with the ' . Ike wileb-lamme e Ake laundry, ' doers, and got out that way. - tbs.. weld o .irms o ti f a u rhi p a lo d u! si ts, r w . R hi a c y h s he co fu se u h a m ii a ly tt i , ng lefr r his stable, and Strand and took a coach. They were driven to Newnlan's house, where Mary Ann Yates lived also. Ann Yeti, was in bed, but got up and let them into IPee 111WW1111.. 1 0 00 locked on the night before. 1k proved the room, and Oen lit the fire and put the kettle on. Wilde stolen from the coach house and barneas-room. this was doing, they put the property they bad taken the the it Elizabeth Bonner cohabited with • man named Deakin is tea-board. Mary Ant, Yates said she *build like a pallier October last. On the 31st the Prisoners came to their ' ear-rings and a locket to pat some hair in. She 044 phe homes. Deakin and she were in bed. She- did no t k now would likew i se w i s h to h ave our o r the watches diet stras them thee. They brought some thing., mid asked Deakin done with peat's. She mkt 'twee Would be abiet 110/. 10 if he would take them, but be said he was very much against each. They sorted Me thriehediroes the nalleished work, taking tbem. They told 131111 he tired nut be afraid, and them and Charles Newman pad those Pots , • bag. It was then be Mineented to take them, and paid them a sovereign, agreed to take them to Williims, who milled himseitelofie:. Ma* told them to take the thiage to the Three Jolly Mary Ann Yaks the* trok dm bug, mid they all wet t Ikegkemlikl he celled fur them. Deakin wear out, and the to Williama'a, in a boas*. is a court is Goswell.atreet ffebeallien called when he was out, and Wilson said be They arrived there about six in the morning. „ Checks .difd a, bag full of things, wet and dry; bet he could sot tell N ewman called him on one side, after that t hey sent ,`met they Well', except that be had labile ail that he maw. oat to have something to drink. Whew they refereed nape were, he then said, silk stockings, lace, ad dresses; Newman told William. they wanted be ermselble li melt : Neff ilhattbe/ had I greet 'lliad to ban them on the hedges the onfinislard work. Williams turn made a ire, and put kik', as they would spoil in the weL She detailed other the crucible on, and the unfinished gold was pot is alai Meetrip between Deakin and the Prisoners, •t which he melted. Two muff boxes, two gold keys aid sealitoritt 4poodbseamdoes small same of memey ; mil she proved ilnit two sorentimm, lase then given to Williams for bin. Os:. die sack whist.they brought onstaimal livery Medea, Ste. ble. Thee alto goes Kra. William. I pair of etil4hgv 'Delano eras lakes and put is Newgate, and Wilma called or and two finger rings. They were all the 'morning main:: seitems, and asked her how Dmitri was. She told him be the gold. NeIPSISSII then had senile cseversatioa ri-i • was eery lee-spirited, awl Wilson said, "The stole fool be, Williams, and afterwards said he would take • coach a ph Awl knee been to a pecan wim says the if he keeps his own fetch • man to purchase the property. They went to IL , goisawl they could not touch a hair of his head." Wilson house of Salomon., in Petticoat.laoe, and %loosed. re said tbat Deakin most hare Counsel, end that she ant: her touted with them to Williams's. After 'ode cimidts:.• two ebildres should not want. tine, Solomoes accompanied them to the Roc and Orden Crew-tiamined.—She was married to a man named peblio.bous• la Bushill-row. NIMMIOIII then keeled wi:- Bbissmebefure she lived with Deakin. Deakin was tiledlll.6ll and Thomas to go into the yard, which the h:- . pad capitally convicted for this robbery last Sessiens. Th ere was a window looking late the yard, through which ` •Jamee‘Cordwell, hostler to the Three Jolly Butchers, re- they saw Solomon. s orting the property, and finally, 'put it s` berm the Primmer, accosting him on the road, and into a beg. Witness and Thomas were then' milled in, end leaving a sack with him tbr Deakin, who called fur it next , pehomoss said be agreed to patalmee the whole forelloo/.; I day, and took it away in n cart with potatoes. but, as be heal only 1001. with him, be would fetch hisemrt- A boy proved that Deakin hired his father's cart, tool sire, Issoreiatban, to come and prrelsamthe rest. He then that they met the Prisoners behind a hedge, where they put took the properly, and went away. Between four afi l ive a hag fall of things iota the cart, which was taken to Des- on th e mine day, Nathan, with Solomon., caw, ah 'itsi kin's house. he bud sees the property in Solomon's boom ma fit'his l' • Edward Brown, father-in•law to Elizabeth Bonner, proved belt. N e erm ee th e n a gai n ordered witless aserhaemm t o that Thomas Wilson came to his lionae when she vise there, go into the bard, and, through the wiuduw, they 11111.4141115 a 'sad told her that Deakin could sot he hurt if he kept his pay to Newman smother hundred pounds. Wimps and owe counsel. Witness then snit) to him, a I suppose you Thomas were then re-called, mid they all had 'soisething to ore me of the neer that get those things ?" and he said he drink. la the mean while Mary Anu Yates came ins, Ind MM. Witness said that they had taken s mord of trouble to she bed something to drink also. Wetness received 114. at get them, for they had broken • good many locks. Wiliam that time, anti afterwards lbensure. Solonsoos mild *NM sc • said, "that bed—el, its all a lie, fur we gut them in an eel- sod Thomas the bast thing they could do, wouldrbe so go place." into the eanaley, which they said they would. Wilma, itaw • The ennstable who took Willion proved he said no witness Brooks on the Friday, when be said be hail beard slit ro ty could hurt him but the woman Bonner. had bees done, and he expected his a reg•lais," mean g a Anstin, another constable, timid some wet linen at Des. 'bare of the property: They gave bins 15/. alM014; the . ..kites house, which ,ilia. Bramliall proved to be part of that At the-ronelusio• of the teetiniony of this witness, ? stolen from Mr. Ray's house. The marks had bees cut off, m e . BeLLAND, WllO was Giss.el for one of theiPelsetiers, Of picked out. said, that an objection had arisen in his mind, wbads s ibeilelt The Jury, without hesitation, found both th e prisoners it lie duty to urge, and which he humbly conceived guoid Guilty—Death. prove fatal to the pleseat indictment. The Court h.d,Tiriniit now, Shackleton. Robert Davis, and ;Valiant Russell , all the evidence whteh could go towards eitutinifflogis tato! were Indicted for forging the Goldsmiths Hall stamp in against the principal, and all that was to follow; Delbre certain rings of base metal, and disposing of them as gold. Ruined, timid only go „in corruboratlue of ,tbe accomptbrs. Shaeklema and Davis pleaded "Guilty" to the transportable The ofesee imputed to the Primmer. was it stystibli. W felony of him the riugs; and no evidence being offered offeoee, and, cuesequently, before the 111CCe1111211118 Cill . o be against Russell, lie was Acquitted. convicted, the alleged principal must be proved to be guilty. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. Now he bad to contend, that a. far as the boy H. lerdwo Hem, Blown (a buy aged 15 years) stood Indicted fora was concerned, nu felony bad beet proved against bitW. 'The indietineot charged the boy aud Iwo other persona named, . burglary in the dwelling-home of John Frost. and stealing thereto seven watches, lea seals, and other articles, of the but who were not in custody, and of 'hese gailtwevere value of upwards of 2,0001. Homy Brooke also stood in- greatly, no evidence could be admitted, with stealipg c. r dieted foe being as accessary barge the fact to the said tain goods in the dwelling-house of the Pricecutur, tied iith kirgluy, and in couueelling and advising Brow• to an. subsequently borglarionsly breaking out of the said Abet% mit the offence ; and Maw Lyons, alias Netter,, Mewls In support of this charge no prone bad beets offered ;le i- Stokes, alias William, and Mary Baler s for feloniously re. altbottgis it was clear that the boy bail admitted the ether ceiving the said properly, knowing it le be stolen. There persons to his stator's house in eoutemplatien of ne(seeny, were three other persons charged I. t h e mai w in now yet he was not present either •t the time of the cunimissiou (Normals and flumes as principals, and Soloanoxe as a re. of that felony, or at the time when his suppor (I accor•plic.s ceiver) included in the same indictment, but who were set had afterward. broken oat. This being the ease, 04114 N-t-in -in custody. meat, as far as it affected Min, lona all to the ensued ;tend Mr. Law having shortly opened the indictment, Mr. as there could be no necessary without , principal, the 1111111, thee ALUM stated the feels, as they subsequently came OW i n Ob•erT:i1191111 app lied ..0 uonaolOtt a e s rt id en h ai e wnsitatgPaed Prisoners, 1 oly. evidence, ll with great precision to the Jury. The Proseetse Mr. Justice tor, be said, had by honest isdustry amassed • property of Mr. AVOWS*. and Mr. DRODSRICII, who were far' two of • between 2 and 3,0001. of the whole of which be bad been theo r Mer Pil deprived through the conduct of the Prim:teem m ALLY 3 w and felri.l°l"4 Mr. ieL I.AW ttip addressed sD. the Comet, and „ The following witneeses were them celled and examined : eontrnded that the crime imputed to the Prisoner 'Drown •' Mr. John Frost deposed ' that his premien were at Nu. 23, was a tontinstous crime, which bed commenetd WIWI I,e .Arundel.•treet, Stroud. Is • working jeweller. On the admitted kW sesociate, and was ia flames' whim bremiliee ' 20th of November was alarmed about eight o'clock by the queasily, filed the biomes off the callisel a , as he bad himeelf Prisoner, Henry Brown, who was his errand-buy, coming to admitted. They dented that it was Tateksary he should, be hla bed room, sad exclaiming—" Master : Master ! you aerially present at the completiosra( dee offence. , are robbed : every thing is turned ' ti p s y bevy !" Got up, Mr. BOLLARD having repliekiw •'' and found, on entering his shop, his cabinet, which had con. Mr. Justice 110111600 H said,Will 111 0 141eller Might erive taiued the best part of his property, forced open. The shop been indicted in another shape, sad ilmllaa quite clear, 4 tar was in the back attic, at the top of the house. Had lift the had beets indicted as an •ceemary Imierwthe fact, op. ;Pori.- cabinet secure the night before, at ten o'clock. Oo , the lion would have arisen at all. He Weld also have bet st ~. morning of the 19th had beard • keorking. The cabinet dieted as an accessary after the fact; but the question main , contained the greatest pert of the articles epecifimi in the in.• was, whether the indictment charging him with see -dine, dictate's'. The property in the cabitim 'meowed to about !Viking, and carrying away serials y limn ilieediwit. 1,7001. iflie whole was pee, as well as about bool..eettlp ivies's*, had been supported. li i i r e i ra e amite.irtsor is b il Of unfinished work. In weasemence of this dummy, boo. ate;. T 0 have sustained this indictment, be me-1 ha.vs b ..t It ibut the P. wooer, Broltni' for kM father. The boy cried, I "Merl to have been present, aiding, abettieg, and trio ;1 .1 "bitterly, and said, " What wilt you do l You are relneil."• "Ill'ffie 6 lonious set Seek Wall the enotemplutibe Iti e -V. -war loom three keys and a dark lantern Aft. r. law. It was manifest wteuche borleft 'the handle`that lis on 1111111111118 d astistauce from Bow-street. The cater f Ivor had beets committed, and might never hose twee cuts.- • 1 ~~ I.!? /NI el. ail 11110011 NA A. bed up. after that tie . boy, .ri , . Ibe west to him 'in company i • le I thew addressed tire boy, mad andr - e somethirie to my to your raster ' Ape I Oa the morning of lbe 19th November Wirt I Jabs Brown—be would 1114 be certain ilijt (*imam's) boom, and abeAed r properly lay: They then went 'into the kup, where ►they concealed linuntelvra el au, ; they would find Thomlis and Brown et the An named Allen, ha Eagic.court, Catheibtr- r tbem lived with big-eyed Suke, and the (Oh lb. Wirbess asked/aro who bad punched tre hinges of the cabinet, and }se said lbal ht 'had nut received any part of bit ptnperty. The ti not sleep in the bonne, but usually came the morning, and was adatitted liy one of the t. ~