The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-03 00:00:00

M vr c - Agazad t VSTRACT OF A ,iaTTER' Feder A..oatiTtatraN LA.71111.,11 ff . )300TON , OC:3\7.:18 , rin - Tki a jlirGra, Which assumes lIESIpaNT IN CHINA, DATEricAN:TON, .Ariu L. 18. some knoWledge of . C t ittinet .4giii4B,,sr!ggests, .thet. f` The affair between the .English Company and 1 among other measures-of defence, the fllloWing •\t" ! ;1 '' ' •• ' • ~, • • , . be considered :.-. :.. . .. .. _ • ..• the Chinese Government is. at length.. adjiifit \ d grri : . , Reg4lat tons foe the prorriotion, of, and establish i lig After many meetings ; .chin-chinnings, f!‘e.-,iBte. Abel itisources for domestic Matter:views; , • •.• • -- Chinese Government ordered up for it the fifty- .Laws for:levying certain dirties on - articles of tit • . reign Import ; which 'can i be - - preduced • with proper two sailors, belonging to the ,ArepSune,that were; , . • .. - ',T . .., ..; eticoeragement to our o u t s C..nuetry. , on liberty when the affray happened., Thii.order I Laws appropriating .adeqtrito funds • for the fur:, was complied with on the, part of the Compat;y, mishing.of ammunition and suitable stores for an " ex and, about the tieth of March the 'sailOtilirrived te"ive and aalee defensive War. '•• , . • • - •: , .1 , .-- , ;-• , - • . . Appropriating for the .furnishing -400 p pieces of in Canton, under• the protection of a compinieof brasi artillery, with their carriages, hareess, equip. marines, from. the Lion Ship*of War. ', .4rtetilliey ' itients; herseS; &C. for flying artillery.. . :. Appropriating far 40,0.0writles. --- ,i_ had rea c h e d Canton,- the Mandarins intitriatetf,tl4l . , • • • --- e. Appropriating for 50,000 sabres, saddles, bridles, they most be taken inside the city for exatetidatiene f 4 and', pairs of pistols for cavalry. . . This was resblutely opposed, and it.'ikiii . ltiiil . l* .. ProViaionalauthority to call into service the quotas -" , tir ' ,--; • of theseveral Stites for the several.serviie• s • agreed that the trial should .be held in . re j .,e,iel l . ' • • ' - • I `' ' liii.- . • Law s providing. for on alteration of the existing • pany , s old. faaary . l. the loWer 'part of vtilielt emltt • Systent of military discipline, and for 'adapting the accordingly fitted .up in giiii _ . sfyle,.Wieh' . jieftbiii system of defence to the modern.ithprovements of ' - ' ' • • ' art of Wet"- . and cri mson s ilk car p ets , cus hi ons , 'C l i3iiS, table 's , • the '• - ' . . • Laws ,authorising the Executive ) on the corn 14e• &c, the whole . intended .te represent the &in- . mencement of hostilities l to thrm a local staff or perm's Court. The `-business now .appeared • fa" board for condnaing the details of war s and for pro., vhurable, b ur was - sOeiti shaded by another serious viding the necessary topographical charts and disci • : . plinery instructions, rosters and forms for the various .bceurreece : The Mandarin who, ..w4a to sit in avy. seetions of the public force whee Called i n to actual but judgment required,. , that the Chief : of.theCOTl)-. service. Snh.the Captainofebe Lion, and the commodore i ' Provisions for camp equipage :mud utensils for field worki for 120,060 men. •-. . i-, ; :-,. :• ~ Of the'Compaer 6 . ShiPs, al eeld not he permitted ; The tire at Fredericksburg!) (Virginia) began at sit in his presence during; ;he. trial, .. This was : pet eleven o'clock, A. M. on the• tell), during a severe bdekded to, and threats Were uttered' •on the part . gale of windi at Mrs. CART . sn's . home, near PAT- Ton's store - which -cominunic•ited to the main p.f. tile BriiiSh: T h e Matidarlp Was 'eqUally 'Olt- Stinat; aq(l iere . et, and ' earried.devastetion lin, several streets, the . besiness . assumed ir'Very serious and on the river to th e Bank, which was in flames asPea. As the Mandarin could not come hintself, when the account Was written. ,- Lass estimated 'or 6 encl one of high order,' he sent one who was . ,at e90,0g0 dollars. - e—ll'he tire happened It tee?..tili ;,,, - flutes before the great.-race .was to have been run, 1 ‘'Pling that the British a1.0ue... sit at their '0,0;4( 1 1 r and few people were at home.--A Baltimore.ac go°d elbokr chairs. Thus , arranged, about site 'Count states,. that nearly One-third of the town, in- Oth instant, the trial commenced, end of ilor 62,sas, 'chiding the Bank and other public buildings, was . destroyed. We have no further particulars. I I were seleeted a; the' inoit guilty, arid laid over : ~ , ..._ The, trial of Commodore,BAßltoN was going on, for farther proof. vo • the • eth the Pleven . 'Were; the Commodore attending. r again brougbt"up for •trial, and •ttilfj.Wl„re, .seleaed - kl the guilty persons, witti were egg's laid over , •I • • ter furthe r inv es tig at io n . On"' the • eleVenth the two were' again brOilglit ; forvisard, 'Cale of thrtl, hdjudgod guilty,' and ordered to be kept in, 006- ession of tbe'CornpanY 'Until the 'pleasuee,tit. the tl • 'tnaperor shall be' known. . , . . .. - Tile British' Slii))s al e ; . !lovv loading, and will sail in abotit a fortnight.' Wil! , c fee awaits the sailor retained is•rtqcertern• but it is, probable that the Mandaiins would' rather' 'ouch a few of the Security' dollars , and irei . p ille.affair from the Emperor, that retaliate the 'outrage Against their riourirrymep. ' Its this riiii_., not .1 4s- than one tunidre4thousand dollars•will be !wee,. bury to patch up tli& 1ei,..), The venerable Count HECTOR, Lieutenant-Gene ral of Marines, under. the old French .Government, and Governor of Brest, has, in the Bt.ith year of his, age, travelled -on f o ot nearly 100 miles to Gosfield,' to pay his homage. to Louis XVI 11. Last Thursday a young amnion; for a considerable ,Yager,. ran from:,Oxford to Abingdon, and Wck 4glin, twelve miles, In one, hoar and nineteen winning the wager by one minute. • The following is the opinion of . 111 e Ai'l'OßP.s7 QiitrftAL relative to the exemptiotri . of 'Volunteers' from the Militia Ballot :- , -rThar all Volunteers Were liable to the ballot,, and that t4oie - only are now . exempt that were elfeaive previOils to the Ist of August last, Thoje pt rsOns wit:o , have 'entered since that time, and have Viso atttinded.drills and 'misters for the required number of days, will he included in the December returns, :10(.1 then will only 60 ntitled to- exemption as l'en L :; . iis thcy continue ef 7 Wive but if they witharii iiierns - ch . .os, are di . ;- IrgecLor become non- elk:6' lee's' by any means t hey will beconle liable in their turn to be drawn, to :up the vacancies that may happen ni their ri...spec ti+re Parishes. . . • In consevente 'of the very , intlrni mid dG:lining a tate Of't he Venerable Earl Of CoVif:nritv, Lord Lieu timant Worcesjersh i re, Viscount Dia a u HST has keen appointed Vice-Lieutenant, pro fewipore, in orticlr to. tratast the indispensible business . with refc . tenee to thecptuding ballots. - -----•-••••^. - AMIPMI L , A dept:iertuti wit ; very recently leti Park, asserts, that r a few clay s prev i ous to 116 departure troth thence, a li..c.rec had been ol%terei,l lobo i§sn'4 l , '''.i'l vat expeeted 14 be pollli,died in..twO Or P * thr . ( 13, • 'dtietlingihe immediate keiiifre,of all° Auttricati Ships in the Portk of France, and int e rdi4iing all; futtire in , eltriurke with the. United States, in contZluenee . of it's lifusal to unite in tbegenoral l confederacy akiipkt... tic; commerce of Cire:it Britaib;,,.. '. • . . . "tire inEAT.RE.-- , Though-t.ltd inlproiniitin which the new After-piece of TI Blind Boy, has tuatto .,l l - t 2 .11 the public'Avill probably ,render it highly 4,ime.- v ve,j'et,olltc , credit •of public teat% Covunt,gar kien Theatre was very well Otfended at up taxlyshonr last night at the represent:ft-km br. Jong ,hrenry. Me zikht i ll, which is to , splendidly prougbt comae& end so well supported in theAdings us fully to-ac- Mint fur its popularity. r.li.emlit.e.'s merit in ll'aist7 . And that. of ; Mu. 4iiitioitt itt.Queelk Catherit 40; ware; ° a i34 , 4 " 4 " 1 ennsiueits... 7 - 'lte Blind Boy folly 'con:: : . 'Lamed - ititett :lagt night in... public .tlkvour. ' It. is indeed, Attd It receiv as we haVe told, a very • interesting - Worlf, 6 iilitriiiiWerful Aupport'from all'i fhe tifOrtni.T. without exeeptiOn; but patti(Allekrir64 l : Ml.s* -C. K ° llll4. = - Fi‘woici-r, "FAttLtv;iaAlft'Mrss iNOwieN,:' that the purpos'ecir the • fable it t aiiiiictai-i Kt complete etfee. .' . ;.•:. ,- 4 !"-' 114 =' , • M , ' . and Madiffne DEsok us 'arriit clin toi,enTa ' tt : bight. Oh bi•s° landing in Holland fraathisLcountry • last August, lie • *as detktiOiti at Aiiisteeditn, and ' 'examined there by the proper Mini.uer, who told .hire the company he generally kept in this° country, the tenor of his conversation s atidhellaviOar, iii par ticular, that he dined at Riehinclott at . 01 certain time, in company with tome Preach , people; ullro they. . Were. by name, - and' thts , cdtiversatiou that pissed, .:'exactly and truly as they° happened, which hews -.. that this .country is•full leilapies.• ' ' - . • . ..., .. The °permit: Mituillm 'and CAT,O.Ort, have,. a n i'S.said-, renewed flievdaagentent. which had been ~':seated by the lute:ditputts, and the . it to appear early in the•ensubtg seaspn. -it' is Nvhitered.- that • P 1 14 - tqc•rowalso is engaged to enter the #ell in a 1... ... ti4b.Ce. with the fair Italian. The Young Gentlemen 'of W i estmititter.'..sP4o.o, last Malt; 'perfornietl, for the,. fiti4.rime,,Tattli*ctkt • Comedy of I:;tottichav, the gieral charadier`4l.vh)eh! * l l4 thus supported • . '. • ,• ° ,Phiedria ... ~ 1 • . . . -. . , Mi. Dui. I.• • •• • Parnienn . - •.. -.. . - .. . . Pl 4 $4, X 0 N • - l'itais. ... •. - ~ . -.: ..'.. • Vitipoi4- . -•- ''' • - C.)-1ati)0.. , , .: .y - . - . r . 4 ~111 C 1 1 A k 13S. . 4..llilifed l'Araso . . . j,• , . :. -.. : P t co . l. 4 1,- • ' • . Rythias ~ ..k. i C nrtsinva i' . _ .-, ; - -.-. - GAIFft rd. i ''' ' Parita .." • . .. 4 . . - - - Mtn( x. I ' ' Maria . - L n ..., . , 1I r ItDp , SMIKii - . ... .. - Tow NSANP. : soptnona • , - . f )(tar- ' .:- . • Ladles .; _, . ..... :.. Swpriii•ANO/1. - : ; , ' The performance ivent offvery•well..' - '.. ,:„ On the .A3d ult. JANIES V.PTCH, Esq. 4,a6iiiF,lY , , ?"rgeon and Agent to Sick Fiend) PrisonercniZig, i .I‘,lortnaii cross, and lately one of , the Pti"iPalAur ! • ET) t ii of ; the 'Royal Naval troopital, Plyinduth, .was elt ed one Or 'the annual Ple4idents of • the . .H.40 • Physical Sudiety of Edinburgh. ~ .MA'rittr.toNY.—An advertisernent in an Irish Paper, under the above head . , signed K. ll t has folali the following reply A Lady who 'has (11 ; ' s cha'tbre . d the duties of a how;ekeeper to her brothdr, with bonetfr to herself, and satiSfaelion to the company vtsttlng tier orotner's house, maybe tnet Aith, spoki:n, with, aml treatiNl with; ~ltavtt~g her face firr her tiirtinie. lleiit desirous of fopuing connexion Willi the ahertiser, she takes the method pointed out of , describing her cemplitihments and Tialifications, .and tiatteris het : - self 'That she would make a very;agreeable partner :;*ugh. life : she is about twenty-two, 'personable, a good 'distiosition, able to tire the Gentle- Man lu . the 'dance; and having passod some time p the MetrOpolis of England,' flatters herself she has acquired : that polish of Manners en which world arty Ow high a value, She cm play :hid sing as well as most people who are hot profes sional; as-for drawing, , she has hadlint vac 'l4,o or opportunity of imOrimetit'io that charming ttrt ; her connexionh are higilly respetlitno, nod she will settle herself on the advertiser; as for her tti . - lents; they , must' answer for themsovo. sh,. h a s only to add, that this letter is written in a great hur ry, and without the knowledge of h o r b r , 0 1,,,,, or friends ; and 11 the will appear at Ard . Manil titi Thursday next, at two 0',0104,15, V..ith a " packet handkerchief in his . 1 fight hand,,up.the wes t 51(10 of the seventh house, be will picot \Oh s " c.tazAurtu." , Last week, Mr. EItItATT, of Sill - tad, in company with .Mr. ilotts„ of Chathatn,; .wae in London, and intended to return to Chat barn by the six o'clock ' , o:olich . ? . ' and 'to'iiievent tiK.ir ijsol4 too late, had 14 - sired ; a ..Nvatchtnan to ciiit them :it the .inn. Att the morning, according to their requet, the waech- ~tzmn came to their, room and awoke thent . : they ,traVilled:in the coach as far ,as. Welling, where t)ic)', stoppo; when All. .EitRATT, takill:,?; out liii EOeliet-,b091i to have a note. changed, disct)verect itwit e' had been robbed (.1 notes amounting to utpwarti:, ~ :of thirty ponuds : being assured ti, ii iii, in'opOrty was sate when." he . went to feed, . opseicion in gaudy, fell,tapop the watchman, and, he ,and Mi.. Hoax immediately ,returned to. to%xn,, and • find 'ng ..the watehtnao,. took _him before aMalistraie i 1,..cm0 of the property %us,. however, Mound cm nil II i **hlit ou examining bis lodgings, by yiftue Of ii:s 7 ;ircli- , worrant`, a vast tiumbi:!r of articles we..re,liscovQr.e„d i , zrWhici),Oley supposed ,to ti._,ve been ..siiiln fryni bier'..' 'Om , itt the lttoi as7they were (if stlcii'll de*iription" :as.he'coplc 1101 Corn.',avCorn.',hotlemly . inpwi , ,t:s'siuki.U. fi s e WiS - Collitilitled to prison 011 the owners (inn 13e:' found. ~ . . 7."1": rze.:l7, • •A r ci , terib:r 'US.; Sessiom..for An 4) Justice...H:oi, in ilai!c,y, before Sir ,NAkt:C710,...n..., t Finn. the - : GIRD. N.l.N.vott'; Sir J. W. AN'nr.R. • „toTi . Magitelitet 'the,Ciiy. ./4).• , q tur h'a'ng forgOd the witl 11 olic, Abraham hitei,t to cle. the slid John Abraham ilriddie, he being at prcsetit living ana in another Count be w.is charg ed with having colutnitted the said t'ii - gery s wish. in tent to defraud the Governor and Cw.t . ipany of the Dank of 'Engtand; - there ,were twO other ,Counts, vary.ing tionl the former -.only so to ni,e,:t the lechnicals distin6tions of the low,. Mr: 30i .1 NittNT 01V11( . (1 • ' the ; GAr.ROw . Stated the Case ; and Mr. 1....tcf..n andlN . lr; KNA Pp examinedlhe'Witnesies, t" behalf the Go vernot.aitti C:otnpatiy: of the Bank, 'under whose di rection'Ottproecutiop `v;tvinstituted. .111 r, Robert liarriion, •.,..'derk in, the Prerogative Office., 14179duced the will iqquestion, it into tile handsof the. Clerk" by.whoin it whs af terwards read. ' - Mr. Thomas: f loweil, a'_: prof clerk, deposed that he knew,the 'Prisoner tibont 4,*(2 or yelrs:ago, when he wits'elei*w MesirslCripponY and Green.: ! He had seen hitn:write orengross ahnost every thy for.upwards yfalWelve month. recolleaed the Prisoner baying applied Ow a prob ite to the will of a Mrs. Contellys. On the i Ith of last June he made application to obtain a probate to the will at John Abraham Priddie. The. Witness observed, that he .! believed the will Was entirely in the hand-writing , of the.Pilsotter, and that if it was, there was 'yet.) , little alteration in his hand . since the : time of his kneWing bun before.' The Prisyney acknowledged that it was his hand.writinci.Tv Thewithesi their asked him when the Testator died ; to Welt he re, plied, that the person had died the day 1), : lore ; that he kid met with an accident ati , .l broke his kg.; that a •moftitication ensued, which o ccas i one d -The Witness then went through the necessary forms; he swore, 'first, 'that the -,Testator was dead ; secoay, that he would Only adininister iIS .;0 1 .t) exe eutOr. The Witness made out the jitrat 1.1,- the di-. reaion of the Prisoner, and saw' him sign it. The ,probate was delivered to him on the Ithh Or t jth. John Abraham Priddie swore that he is a lamp dighter, living in Marlborough,row, trtial:y-Mar, ket. .He knew the i/risoner 'upwards ut sixteen .years ; was an Inspetaor of the Lamps, in St. Parish. He was attsant from .his situation itpwarck.or two'years. About half a year ago, he . saw the Prisoner first after hi absence ; ho lodged twice in the Prisoners house, 'find then re nave to Sala's. court, Great Windmill-Areet. TWO goner shortly atter that can apparently in a manner, and drank tea to ith talc' witness an,l 1,1, fa mily. In the tours: of th.• evenlog, lie ail , . i the Witness not to go to the city to reeeii-e ctrl, idend utttki the rtet hall year ; as he 'ob.i.!:-d tl.rit be tween the Christtios. boxes whit:qt . the es pecled, and time aCCWWlbititin of ilk dividends, be might then be . able kal)urdi,;.,s a 4 1 ,-tri". Of a hun dred tn-. ;eck. Thu Wines . ; replied, It was no coosequyn,:e to him WhCn lie went into the City. 'ln 'or 'four days after that (that was on a l'hul-,dly iit O(tober), :he went to the Bant'oo te 7 ciivv dividend, when' Ii wa., t; i l l thiiit the only Atli-attain Priddio thin Wasilt.thu hod.s ;vas d ea d, and his stock tip on t h e Will being read . by the f:lerk Of' the' Court ' appe;ire,f, that in the'beginttirig' it-stated; ,v m d, die, of the hamlet of lianntiersmith."'lt ‘;.,:ent tier bequeathing t stirn. of 5 01:to Mary his witi., ~u l. to Sarah Levis; '6ol: 'to Benjamin Cornellys, his father-16;4W ; .and concluded with appointing John Almon, his brother-in-law, sole executor and. residuarylegatce, after the payment of. his jaast, dehtsi, Ittueral . e4ences and .the afore, said . legacies. Upon hearing the, looking at it, theiWitness swore he did not•know how to read. or write, atad.ibe. had never Made bis, ma d ; in his life, :but when. he wein'.to the City about his stock. , had not a sisteriri-law of the uanie - of Sarah Lowis,,ner a father-in-law. of the of Benjamin.-Qprwllys., tit:kites was' the Pri otier, or any person of:the :runner name, , his brother- Mary, the wife of thefciimer.lVitneAs, stated, thst Spine time in: the...mouth .of Jun , )...1 the PriSoner eatue:to henhouse.,: and a- hod a lainihor What block her Itub:ln t l had she,:snopoilo&t . kim, to be a friend, said :tool. Sir fk.then.askeabtlr. what it w.i iii ; thar*per CpnW. Upon this he questioned her, a 3 tp hose- name. it .was 011.; terPd in---whether the hiiiihand'a or her own, or both together;. the woman answered.“ Li hit o wn to bemire." She then related ; ,tof Court what , 'p . .n,ed when they had friendly Cup yftct toge th er, ..as she: expressed it, nearlY,io tli.eo,,tuziskonAncter,as. her husbatul , had .hvtOre,:stattl ~,, f 3ho444qhat site leColle . c=led that,,, in : the ,Month of ~.faux the Pristine!' paid .Something al, , out ... ti:ts, or o,s. , that •owed thern, pulled a great quantity of money out °lbis pocket ; she could not say how Mr. Lim ,hose, 11 "-L:3 1 1-iii . 04t, & 11 1 1 11:.4406 ; :r street, Stock flroker, proved the train4r:o4,3Attl. 4 per- cents.: from rho natiet eat .AbrithantiNdditkto that of the PrisJiir, at be l t, t i t,,t the e -1140, of, june.. Ile sold out (or him on the t i th, at the rata of t3tl per cent; and paid !lirithe sum with the em, a. 2.11 459;41 ollOWafit,44 11.4* 110 ,;;IW 4i1c1,1•11i:i 1/3MO, j 1) Oft ; . v )4! ~,4, . 4.TCL)4oooe'l*Orrillail,- P .E.0,0, . e, Mr: Chat le; Norri r ett4' , f : 4egister depoied, 111.4.4 , caratWly examin,rd liviitiviyA4rwc:\alaitAt . any,otti 4 Aoifily - nn Pridtije hut the ' iso ner _broadly denied lttu r tttfit o.the probate WlO noi, preduc A .d are .t:tittuot,he ikinvq4e.d. 0 . Ju'st CI however,- .nl.4erved, that: the ,f,..,,j.y..tinesti,m..which the „ Jury '1. 4 ..41 to• deeidtil was, whether the hisoner .tonged the twill ear notv, leis owl' part, Lw never: saw a eltj'arq .C;ls9 prwed in Court .o f Jennie. If, time. Dory, however, OPtild .seerriy reasonable ground of doubt, th:;y should,give situ Nooer the bunefit .of it„ . and. 114:0 Jury t,urried ronnd and fontid.tbe Priner . Guilts -I~srrtie, Thd fOlowing were also .C 3 P 611 11 CPRO O O 4 f6r lit tering a t:ounterfeitshilling 11.14ry ftty a good .!rie,'lincl,ll. - raving befbre been , convitAed iii a.a nini! . lll utterer bitso tuot:ey, • • • • 1%0 • Mil, 414 2 ti th.. f f'e Scherti:as ,ra ~ or I I„ tlie-proprty of •c4stner Kinsey*, in 1 );:r dweliTitg.house. Ittiefeacl Taltoy, for stealing.a till, valve is.: :b 3g, I,•atm.. one !lowly . ; six seven shillin . g 01o} ; and 41' shillings. in silver, the property of dviellift%-bouse One was cotivided'of felunY,..tind fout vve::c quitted. MIDDLESTX SESSIONS. cuttlKENwimi.„ D. 2. ' fuen4 Kendrick and, Wi!Liam Ifinve.wtiac indiaed for ail nsiault upon one Mrs,. klotnaine, i I • Fiosbork- . squarp4 It appeared; froth- . evidence' of the Pr.). anotliet' .Witness, that the .1; knocked-Qt.lter door, and when side Kendrick thfew a large dog, which i„ , i arms, 3§-1111St her, whilst the other clik waged Mr: , ;,..llprnaine was very lunch iniu.sk: twinz,.;,t the' i pregnant, titn and miscarried. in convAience . of tho'tdoltr. Tile Defendants Were found Guilty; and die Court sentenced them to . seVii days itnpri,unin , !nt . in • • Putt ick Mooney and James Sherkck. indi4ed for In assault opon John Coonpl, on tlic i.)d) , ; - f July . • ' It appeared frOtti the tvideneei , the'Defendakiti and Prosecutors were tailors,-anthhieuihers of a be• ntfit societv, which met at the Bell. publie-hoitsti somo time previous to , the—day Uri meat, the box, containing . thesociety's. money, .14 , - h 4 .broken open.; and the .contetitsvweve stolen. Title Pro tor; who was. one of tbe Ste w trth that night. ; exerted himself very much to tint' out the, thief, and several members were taken.hefbre the , NlAgiStralell at BO -s treF t, among whom were the Ditt; l ;d in t f 4, but without being able to find any trace of.;t. On th e ni g ht laid in the indiament,- Proicemor %yds Steward ; after th'e husine:ss of the Society was over ; wOtit into ,the tip-room of the Bell ptiblie.hoUse r. , fu refreshments; while he ,Was sitting in the .;1 - ii.:rlo,:k came opt to hitt, and toesk , 1161,1,, of thu• cuts othikvcoat, as.lf to pull: him out ; :semi altercation, he struck at him, but the blow *as stopped 437- FitrShrt:Of.til,tylatbevol . Sthith . tV I , lO+V 'a 3 iii•:ihc lox with him, *berhack: ebon streck , :hinfil and Mooney gat , hold :ofoliim by the:oecklianditet chief, and. pulled him about ;. torei knocked him across the fender ) , w h ; his ivead under the 0-ace,' aid otherivise 4.lnilireate4'him, wiwo- he was rescued from,thcar by' the lalidlord i and stivad • ps.‘r,:ons who came - into the tap4o4,m. I),!fondturtsAttere loinvi - Gititty, and 'sell renetki to be .Conlineei seven "dayfk‘in !Idie House;r , of; Corryd./ Jo/'n ,t r iarvey was indiaci.for an assault upon I,Vjiliiiri'H a tnnlontr, I , Vjili(tri:Hatnnlontr, Sl'lif??.on and 'Apothecary, tilSouthtleet, onf the Bth. of Mardi .1:14r. Lutlmmitt dip/W(1, that DOfelld:iflt lived with him for a tittle. time, as coachman; Ott the time of the assaalt he, livcd ' with biro ~./14 houre'r. 0 4 Sunday, the Bth of March, ho from see . Mi?; some patients,. abput• three o'cl oc k ; when , want lug ,Pelenditnt to , cat t ly t ! onle. to .one of' 'them', who Wtis very. ill; he'4va4 not to b o foßnd ;. for-him, ilia coat: la ra.4a) clid mot returtv; he went -himself, when he saw.liim,coming out of.a'..publie-hotw ; 1w nil -10,-diately reprimandted .fov.beiN , abseli t upon a trait: 01 Stich ar g ent necessity, when tlielYefondant used very hasolent. holgtiagte ; wiley'Pe - ibil(l6of his premis e s, he too k hi m . gent l y b y the lapel of-thti coat, poimed to the gate, and desired .hire to - '!gO itbtmt li 14! replied, he would' bed—d if he woilld. go ot t lilitevat hiz.3, 'mon ey : , 'w when he was told Mr. Hammond had no money, and, as Sunday Was n a :o , y _o yk if h a .would call, the next-day bet should be paid, Detend i in t struck , Hammood ; and beat him ill a violent Manner,' so trinehie that eve Since. I).e hari a spitting of biond,' l when hetas tescott,',lromhiin ham. ran away", andandi , lie did not Nee tarn for four months after. On his ,ciusa,o -. .amination, he . adrnitteli , 'he was dispivased, but qlcnied !hiving snuck J*l l l.l/flan& *mid; the fortner AYitness, tleposto; that. 7 .theA)efendant, ftt . tr„ he pitn?e an leis .fither's preulies,,.‘imi very itlioletit ; and wjwia htt, viol; told Aci.da'ibout Iris businesis, Ivy \vont(' (1-7411,if by 'gr4k,his,m oney , v foil I, l e. Srttek', his litthei - .. nes& clitl.every thing iti hiti)i4e*t- in pNyviit hitn from beating . Illltl, hut , . •• On his croAi-examinition, 114 adatittqd Iw stria*. the Dct.ndatit with' the pegtle, in„theeutifusitin, witcn hi:; tnoth'er and Mr.,M . icenzit;.. 'cattle ,and se. Elizabeth S:ftunCiers • ‘v,i)o With Mr. S .s t. i 8 NI I I • 1();)k II (Mt iICT 1 , 0:11 Wif)(10,1, 1 61, s4w. Fl•tintliun.i likliattlank.% coining, ti - .)?.v:ards >lx. 1 imll 1i,. , 1,Af* yyh 9 . 11111, viyklitl) , . ; and that .sllO Ititn " sttikt. the tw bekre .he otisic4ll to hit liis f3,atritlltind, ,sh 6 641, wag . *)t . ' n"t . ery - P36slijn* o r nit l 'hasll4l i t .t , 3l:lnnep co 1i...; I,f Ine ) , etty . . T'1 1 ,6 1 Ir.l ay a dtter - iffat' PinieentOr WO4 \\•ith t , M I'. 1 in her 11'..id left ktti , :utustance ircquctitiy doting the'flttiik '.Mlle TYeivtid ; i nt t Satui - day, that she had seen hor 11;0 the sect' !lin). stnct) , (ll:4 !•.;Aturiiay, .t h r i t hitutv .what she, related., ' • (iiluitted the DeterKlant, • :aged Mill Edwar' Wiiitaker. aged bare , been tbrnmitted tU lurk Castle ' • charged wlttw alstring scribb li ng-mai on ti ,These Wretc4ettik , ignoraiit chudren:thougbt, by this terri!Jle act, tit't elould a/4qm a holiday, and t 4typears to . flndbt4enVheir sole inducement. • rwo young: men were arvituvizensittives,in a ttlitit Ott' Chelso„ ,they were r.u4,( l 6),Ap i ty,4 Nve4 Criiptry barge, and one of t!it:ti, a, promising yovati eighte e n years of age, the * twi . ..lß!•w of Mr. Keeoe,r, 'a merchant, tit Kennington, drowned, 'I miter young • nun esca p e 4 iuw I:arge I; ,