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~ ~;. a I VNIPPdanSII PAPERS. •••., •., 1... ; ,,» , • Pasoan), itti.t . ' i the'Cl'otternnientliteivectived by express the its- Purt•setts VIA thiet s ristarfairsaAl troops.,,consessonded hs Count de Visithiciaae. tristwed itro de Ita in" the 4th. -eels the apiirtaitriotoshoo.rohdo abandoned that 010111 t t s pursuit of iliatilsogss sent ugsiust them: It iisischo ; certain that the *lnbar' of the sebelo . its.gerensly. - scdoced. • sanseadan.lote 5. The estrus:Nisi:al fliary•of this - city published yesterAir i iilitrittta from the Municipality of the n tor of rags'in the Political, Chief of this pro visrce. Tait ifiepoteh states,, that on the tat of' July, *bunt six in the .asoriseng.-Ishert_th• greeter part of the iuhobitatiti Insel ;‘ ginv to their labour in the Acids, great acitubee' of armed mere, chums besting. suddepty entered the town, and prbe • corded to • the squure of the Collstitotion, wee they halted. flawing compelled the •nthoritiei to as semble, their comensader stated the object of their truning,Which was to carry off the swan of the to militie, to seise the money in the putriWtoffers, to throw down the stone of the Constiinthn, epd set the passer's at liberty. They also deisooded tiro tsunami - rations of bread and wino in' times ; hours, and that the same quantity should ; be featly fir them the next cloy, leaving it to . opriou of the Municipality . to, collect it AA ; regular manner, ease without inwovenience ta4lllo inhabitants. or to have them employ their ha to procure it. All remonstrances being vain= faction, filling the streets, crying, " Long live tiW King and Religion !" and the hulls round the town being observed to be occupied by people of the some description, no resistance could be mode.% std the Municipality was obliged to yield to all itself denisuds, except that of releasing the *.prlapaert, from which they desisted on bring represented that they were chiefly highs iioy robbers end murderers, and they contented theisselves with the release of one who had been rongesed for a few days for some expressions summ ing to the Trappist. They levied s contribution of 60.000 teats, took sixty anssitets belongieg to the inelitia, sod other srmit which they demanded by proclamation, with the standard of the militia, which they dragged thrOughllie streets, threw down end broke the etooe end cast it into the river. Ttiey• also ravried off•other articles among which wens three strobes of powder, and one of ball, gild with. drew in the ifterwooo by the the road to Mequi‘ lie Dial; they said that Lydda would soon be in their power, OF the forts of Urgel and of Figuersi were in that of their brethreo, and that they would arson return to Fraga. The Magistrates of Saragossa have pnbliebell. l the account of the flight of the Royal Guard lit Madrid, to which the Political Chief has added an 'abort:Atop to the inhabitants of Saragossa to fol. low the example of those of Madrid, mod to depend 4 On the vigilance of the authorities. Distrust and disorder are the shortest rood to the loss of our liberties. ItaactLONA, JUN, SO. . Our Jettfaals publish various accounts relative to the rebels. Moms and Mown Anton, who, after being defeated at St. Colonne, retired to Amer. are pursued by Colonel Colubi. Militia is also io pursuit, end we rare assured that the troops from Vich ore marchopf.e, to cut them off lons the ruouLtsitis. Dispatches from the Insurgent Chirf,i Juan Romsgoss, hare beet intercepted. They were taken from art agent who hod a commission to raise 'l:traits, and expected to levy I,oou men in a 7 few days. A letter from Gerd agya—l , We are astonished at the loss of the forts of Urgel, and it is offlict itg thst Perms should have drilled so long at Tretnp with hie division. It to not easy to penetrate do flimsy mysteries. Accounts from Taken, of the 45th say, 4 We have not yet seen the iirsurgents but we expect them soon, since the forts of Crgel are taken. Perena, with his div.sion of WV has been here some days. No body conceives the reason of the delay. without succouring, or at least reinforcing the garrison of Urger." A letter front Mullet of to-day 55y5......1. Lundted insurgents passed by here to-day, who ate stud to have been levied in the plains of Barcelona, and that they were going to join the factious in the'. moatitains. On their way they threw dowu several. and committed venous excesses." A letter from Villafrancs, dated yesterday, says— " The greatest fermeotation is observed iu ell the at rounding country, and it is feared that roani places will hollow the scandalous example of Piers, Masques., sad Vsllbona." JULY 51. The Political Chief lasi ordered • film of fifty hetes, and double in ever of resistance, to be levied on emir of theiudividnals composing the M uoiei ps lines of several places where the stone of the Con stitution was thrown down, without any resistance being made by the Authorities, though they were strong enough to oppose the small number of the. rebels. Bodies of forty or fifty rebels hare entered Heiken', Oless, and several other places. Trarlfra, JULY 10, llfinalliques, 79 -141; Rink Morn, 77t. July 11.—Metalliques, 741 ; Bank BLares. 768. July 11, in the Ertaing.—Mtialliqiies, 791; Book Sham, 773. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. • rfflivisovret, sum, .: Arrived the Melee, Levie, keio Lisburn. Belled th. Forth for Leith. PLVMOCTMI, JOLT 13. Attired the Surrey, Gerbell, trial MiramiCht. FALMOUTH, :VLF S 3. Arrived off the Port the Freedom, Blues, from Quebec, its IS days; and &hey, Hunter, from St. Juba's, N.B. *VAL, JULT 24. Arrived last nigkt andMiled for the Rierr the Imbella, Slospies, Milkr, from Jamaica • Mahal., Watson, from ditto; Eagle, llimly, float Que b ec ; Cornwall, Robinson, frouditto ; Echo, Johnsoa, from Antigua ; M'Dougal, from Teneriffe; Hope, Wilson, from Tobago; William Bryan, Davis, from Jamaica. Came &two from the Riser, the Rotel %vertigo. Wilma wad Beaty Jack, Bell, fur the &Mb Sr..; Jam, Riehardeow, let Rio Janeiro; Vesershle, Dixon, for the Cape of Good Hops; Promise, Glasgow, for (hither ; Mary, Richard ma, Aar Iferamybo; Mary, Bisset, fur Siere Levee; and remain with it. Thames Indicatig. A Beet of outward bewail are dastard by adverse winds. The &aka., Team stikedeelaed. wa WWI Idol it ftediebeeth the 10th wit. yeast - -, Messrs. Matthew Pidellid lied Co. - the v eieiriira at die Es genes Canal, were heowebt up, offer a illseperaie coolict is tee (Milady of Willis Costars, Jobs Llitabrick,Thasioni and other sdleers, os the charge of coaspiracy, costkisiddirq and dot, *ruder tWfollsariog cireswietasces It appears/Nes the 'antinomy of Mr. Joke Geo*. sad Mr. John Wright. agents to Messrs. Pickford mad Co. and 'Rickard Booth, loelt4teeper at the basis is the 17.5ay.r01d, that WI host. here trim le the basin, to convoy SOS mar heiewitiotto the third mimesis. of Pont- Guard" from Pad• diatom to Liverpool. The hosts were. to leave the basis at halipast eleven o'clock the precedier eight, for Paditioytort, at which place the Utopia were to embed at we o'clock iiiree seat @earning. F,aeh boat bad a crew of a Camelia aid Mho see, ralidisgose hunting amid four saes in the whole **ocher of hosts. All s oppia perfakily quiet, till the time appointed fhi the boats to lerfie WO, wllittriogs to the City. rood basin bad arrived, wheel soddenly the Primmer Edward Wray cried • aired, by *ay" of sigsal. " Now, ray boys, this your thus!' end In ns 'amass between 70 aid 110 barge. as ea, who bad her* lyiag la ambush, sprwg from their hid. lag places, sad abrated * Nous ! Edward Wray for ever !'• Wray appeared their Captain, sad made biome coaspinons brasdishing a lisgeahlwdgeon. - and the whole body of them declared that amino their wages were advanced to len *ill i ego a week sot • wan et boa; .shosid wove' front Sha Weis (Me 'wet IF present • is oily S. • week, drell4aiiiwtesawr,-fiet•th teasyworpt alat Ceytialh, hais allowed ISO,' sod 'toy ems who world work der los sherd bat..sououoly pausiehle., Sown of the rioters .si of she balance ben - - ' to - __ .--- 1 ' hlehrtellleasiee . _. the leek, . preemie . eterer.gates beteg opened. 'Oil that the basin Nola eat 'Ow op the Ceepl ; they likewise tit the lowing-copra, had precipitated tree of the horses iota the Wager.— Tee rioter" Iberia' itintapliiihed their design thus far, .11mte searched the cables of the boats sad their assuage for mew who were employed to work the boats to Liverpool, who were intistied with their wages, and having forted hl Om, they were theme *seaboard Imo the Canal by the elated, because they refused to joie them. The riot had w a very alarming aspect, as the eight wan• dart, and of the gimlet batmen were.doulag on the water, lied mearly met with watery graves. ' fly lt o'clock a commenicatioe was made le this office for the smittssee of the police, let, befote their arrival, the ridiets bad eollected heaps of diet stoats ea the tee leg path, pith which they armed themselves. Ow the approach of the el6eere, aseisted by the isotettelea, sad bosh of the barge. me. who had refused tei jails the cosspirators, a meet desperate (mediae espied betweee the Owe parties. The police being armed with 'missies, &c. end the rioters with bludgeons, sad the Sint stoats, with which they Petted the (Marrs, mid kept them for MOS time at de Game. Several were desperately wounded in the rencoetre; however, the polite esierageoesly attacked the rioters, sod succeeded I. patting them te Sight, side t►e ea. replier) of the six Priseeers, where they captured, bet the others, shrivel' t►e dirket,' of the eight, effected their i escape. The three P. ismer', Porter, Wray, sad Williams, were particularly idestleed es being active Is the mailtet. It was peeved that the embarkatioe of the troops was de. I lordly* beers I. eneseyeelice of the riot. Mr. Marmot eleseded for the prosecutioe, and eulerped meet tie the deeper 0 eambieatioes, particularly at the time of t►e at berkefos of troops, w►ich might be attendee with fatatawdelareeing coosettesocce to the Nettie. The Magietram referred tei the Combination Act, SO ask AO of the late King, chap. 10e, red -gave it as his optaiow; that the eeettneeelen with-which the Pliellegla were charged was not of that description as thisaihed is the Act, as the words of the testate alluded le mecbswies and particular trades; but they evidently had asereelded he as unlawful purpose, aid therefore cause within t►e meanie( of the Hier het. The Prisoners sa beleg called ma fie their Metier, told the 2ttrate the' they had bees iaatigated to commit the by the Captains of the boats, who did act appear Motive lie the p►aeeediag. aid were the plotters of the plan, but they decli 'ivies their wastes. They admitted their wage, were Ills. a week, which they would be itati.Sed with if the, mere peiill hat sem, whether they were en hoard or out; bat iiimetirnes they were owl, three days on board, and were oily paid for that time. The Magistrate said they bad acted against the laws of their country, and they mast abide the consequences. The Priemorrs were thee ordered to find ba.l, tell to give to boom DOM* to Mr. Harmer. They were all thee coetre7- ed le prises till their sureties were i.quired MO. 'Oaten ...ssomp MATTOLOAEVEI. IRILSTIB . asotcok SAlGEMEN memarzon. AND 0 *Pr& IXESP RACY AMONGST M9N THE Rep GEN rs CANAL. • Yemenis, George Porter.' Navin! Writ', • • et hew, Richard Blak.N. Mier, Pally, sod J slu salver Tom MM.s , bs.ssaafis, is the esigArY THE ARMY. -6.- Oa Thursday a company of the 15th regiment arrived is Hereford 6 011•• Abergavessry, sad an Friday morels/ pro ceeded oa their march to join the regiment at Hall, THUNDER STORMS. Doting the Quarter Sessions et Sleaferd, last Thursday, the seawall emendated on that occasion, as well as the inhabitants near she Town-hall, were greatly alarmed by a Weeder storm, which name on about one o'clock, sod continued warty two beers. About two o'clock the chim ney of Mrs. Drayroit, draper (about sloe hundred yards from the front of the Toarn.ball), was struck by the elec tric laid, and, with part of the gable, fell upon the roof of the hewer of Mr. Wheitiman, cooper, with a tremendous trash; the electric fluid then desceeded into Mrs. Dray. toys kitchen, where her family was then at dinner, sod most providentially escaped uoliart. One of bee sons bearing a mite in the chimney, east his eyes that way, and sow a ball of Are of immense size descend, which thr ■ passed of through the window, without doing any more damage. A few roommate before the chimney was struck an uncommon biasing noise was beard ie the air; and when struck the explosion was dreadful, and so tremendous that it shook all she aeighbouring buildings: as some smoke was seen to ;raw foie Mho a Mrs. D.'s chamber windows, it was bared the Men* hod *met fire, and, mach to the praise of es in both the lire-engines were wpm the spot is miainlna t fortunately the aid was not required. The .eity end nehthboorhood of Canterbury were visited etelkilny,uneweieg last, betelteeo one and two o'clock, with Al stare of thunder sod liglatniag, accompanied by a most timmeedoes wind and rain. The wind at first came from . the multi; but, as it increased le fury, it appeared to issue fr.ipt ail points, carrying havoc mad devamatio• in its course. Fortuaately the fury of the storm was tut of abort duration, otherwise incalculable mischief must have resulted; and its " smaeripences at this seater of the year particularly seve r e aa the iebeering classes, whose harvest depends upon ins ,}reduce which has so severely felt the enrols of its mighty glower. The bop-plaetatises in many places have received conaiderable damage. But the loss at property does sot appear to finish here: the orchards have suffered in a like degree; the abundant crop of apples has been considerably reduced, as well as other standing crops. In one orchard, belougieg to a gentleman in this city, there were twenty sacks blown from ar his trees. In many places tree% bare been blown down, and Is numberless Instances considerably deprived of their members. Ws hear at precut of to other damage being dome.—(Zinghth Chronicle.) The weather has again set in uncommonly fine, end fa vourably to the coming harvest, which promises to be a moat beatnik' one. No transactions in .grain.--(Cork A number of persona were yesteedey examined st Bow-street, charged with uolswfully gaming. They had been seised at a gaming house in Pall- Jail!. After • long investigatioo they were all 'liberated except the two proprietors of die house, who were ordered Is Qad boil, t—k-airelres in 11004 sod two t•cnratin it► 1001. each. 'YOrllLyfilliE LENT As.sq,E . ol. _,,,,• Aro Lord Chit,' Jounce ANIONIPro f ,' • fl . GUILISPALL, Yeast; Montt**, 4111fielb • Saafils, of Ski-Meld, charged "Jail pickta f t f snßlP" Robert Abbey of eight wie.gaisea holes, in the Pastiot, Satneday - The Broom:int stated Ilse ease to the Juiy, the parties. lora of which. as It appeared by the evidence adduced, were no follow :..The Pioaccotor, ao old countryman, was ht. tending an auction sale in the market on Saturday last, he. leaven twelve and one o'cioik, when be felt someone takiog his pocket-book out of his amallclothes pocket. Oa feeling he found it •A'as gone ; he immediately called out, " They have get my pocket-book!" A young man who Wood Near, bearing Ala, looked round, and ob d the Primmer me m. tog eat of the crowd, with • pocket book beneath his coat, the-ead of it being uncovered. The young man pointed the .Prisouer Oat as the thief, spun which he was permed, and Aeon he had proceeded more than twenty of thirty yards, he .Was seised. He desired the person oho apprehended him to lettlinsti, and as he was moving about, Mr. Taylor, of this taity,auctioseer, came to the spot, and caught the pocket book just as it was about to drop from the Prisoner's bosom. Tim Prosecutor immediately recognized the book to be his --the Prhouer was detaiaed. The Prisoner, in his detente said, that be found the book I. the market, and n e ver w i s hed to secrets it. The Jury, without consultatiosi, found a verdict of Grill*, and his Lord,liip iustantly sentenced the Prisoner to he trans. ported Mitred the seas fur the term of his natural life. Thais, the P, Meier eollitailltd a rubbery, was apprehended, tried, convicted, sad transported fur life, within the space of folly ** boon! BURGLARY IN HIGH-OVSEGATE. Mows Dikock, aged 44, charged with burglarismsly breaking into the house of William Blanchard, hosier, in High-Ouriegate, had sleight, a variety of Wide* thercoat. The circumstances of ibis case were as follow;—Oa WeJnes. 4 407 night, the 23d of May law, the Prosecutor secured his elkspwindows, &e. About two o'clock the following morn -*gig was ealkd up by a permits who, on passing the shop, damillered that the data ~,L ad bees forced. Ski. IL came tlila~Maiin, cad found that two of the *batten had been Holtarred, the shop,eolered, and • number of articles takes away. Nothiag transpired calculated to lead to • dos. cover, of the perpetrator, until half:put one o'clock on the morning of the 25th of May, when two assistant police officers found the Prisoner in Gillygote, *lose to • window. They apprehended him, and found is his possession an empty seek, a butcher's el , a mall, two razors, two knives, and a chisel. He first (Aid, he lived on Peasetiolmeireen, bat afterwards ackeowledged his house was in the Lung-close. They efriviyed him to the Hoots of Correction, and then proceeded tittle Long Close. mid on searching a house puioted oat to them to be the Prisoner's, they found • bag tiled amongst the coal', eentaining 311 pin of shoes and slip pers, and in other parts of the house mare property was found, which the Prosecutor identified as stolen from his shop. Oa trying the mark, mildew the shutter, which-bed been forced open, they were rotund to correspond with the chisel, which the Prisoner hail in his possession when op. prehended. As there was an direct et/Ideate than the honor searched was actually is the occupation of the Privouee, the Lord Chief Justice, during the trial, scot Mr. Myers, publi can, who resides in the Long Close, to point out Dilcocles house to one of the persons who marched it, who, on their retorts, staled it to he the house previously examined. The Jury found the Prisoner Gaily, but recommended him to merry in consequence of baring a numerous fsatly- The Judge passed sentence of Deofk upon him, but said tbp reconamendatioa of the Jury should be attended to. TORE CASTLE.—CROWN END. 110NDAY, JOLT 11. At tea minutes after Imelte o'clock Mr. Baron W.OD took his seal on the bench. /lobar' 14'. fort avid Robert' Ihbetson, charged with breaking tato the !Annie of Miss Mary Spence, of Masbam, near Bedsie, on the7th alt. vied weskit a quantity of tawny sad other articles. Our readers will recollect that these Prisoners were Iwo of those who, on the night of the 6th of June last, escaped from the Castle, sad imatillittely proceeded (along with John Fisher B. own, who had also escaped, and who has not bees retaken) toMaslam, sod committed the oilmen now under consideration. The eircumslaseet of the case were briefly these:—During the night of the 9th June the house of the Primecittrix, who is as cldsrly lady, arars‘roke. into, and the sitting-room robbed of a pocket-book, containing several 51. notes, an ' apron, two packs of cards, die. Ace. Early on the morning of the following day, the Prisoner, called at a public house at West Witham, 14 stiles from Maishain, where they produced Iwo packs of cards, a (mistily of mosey, Ire. After drink ing freely, Ibbetson and Brows proceeded on the road to wards Uneasier, Welford being so intoxicated, that be sae obliged to go to bed. Wilford- charged a W. sore, sod bought mate clothes of the landlord. Whsle Welford ens is bed he was apprehrsded, whew au apron and pocket-book were timid upon him belonging to Alias Smear, and which had bees stoles the night before. lbbetaos and Brows, it appeared, called at another public house, at Aysgarth, four miles from West Witco*, where Brown changed a5l aisle ; Ibbeteoo gave the landlady's daughter a piece of bride cake, directed to Miss Spence, which had also been stolen. From Amiens, Brows sad Ibbetros went to health:so, is a cart, drives by the landlord's soil, trbe, on his return home, found a Newcastle Si. note, No. 639, amongst the straw in the cart, Ibis note also Miss Spence ideniilled. On beiog called spun for their defence, they said had no more tw say, than' that ibis was the first time they had been arreigoed at the bar. The burglary not being suffi ciently made out, the Jury found bath the Prieuuere.—Grf illy of stealing to the value of 40s. Mr. Et.sLaw, one of the counsel fur the prosecation ' in formed his Lordship, that theta was another charge of bur glary against Weiford, but as be had bees convicted of a capital (dun'', so evidence would be offered. George Mellor, Richard 'Volker. and James Cromplow, charged oa the oath of Riehasd Sykes, of Staittland, inn keeper, with hawing, I. tbs wonting of t h e 20th March lail, feloniously stolen groin kis (heelball boas. one bent, Eh. ad. Is silver, lire shirts, and other artiela.—Nof Guilty. DERBY COUNTY SESSIONS. The General Quarter Session of the Peace for this County, held at Chesterfield last week, was remediable is not fur nishing a single appeal respecting the settlement of pau pers, a circumstance which we understand has out occurred fur many years, There was, however, an unusual ■umber of indictments preferred for felonies, misdemeanors, and breaches of the peace ; and the attention of tbe Court was therefore mach more profitably oecepied in determining these cases, which have an immediate reference to the ►ap piness and comfo.t of society, than in settling litigated points connected merely with the remnovds of t►e puor.-- Several of the cases which came before the Commit related to the obstruction of constables in the execution of their ditty, avid to the redistaact of legal process. These eases, as they deserved, received the rierioes attention or the Court, mod drew from the Learned Chairman, the Hon. Mr. .luatite Balgay, several apprepriats sad very fumble remarks.— le one of them eases, namely, The King again' Samuel Copal, William Elliott, and George Holmes, for an asmault and rescue, the Counsel for the Ihrendsate attempted to set up a techeical objection to the indiMmeot, but the objection Was most satisfactorily led, and the ends of justice accomplished. In the cam of The King against James Wilmt, fur an assault upon the constable of Kirk Langley, the Beach see. teaced the Defendant to six months imprisonment In the House of Correction at Ashborne, and ordered tbnt be Sod, at the expiration of that period, two sufficient sureties to be bound for hie keeping the peace and being of good behaviour fur the apace of two years longer, and that he be further im prisoned smttl 'eels sureties be ' , rued. Tire Learned Cearlutiem observed, that unless the oaken of the law wore properly supported in the faithful discharge of their duly, all order and subordloatiost is society would be at an end, and that it was incurimbeist os the Court, wader the peculiar eitcumataacee of Ibis case, to ene,ke a proper example of the Prisons. Ttitre Cu another case of seine interest, !bleb nude et . 1 billterds.ilte close of the teeond day, lataselp, Tit Rini = d Yose sed ph Hail, Henry ßov S fu to r r a er i , io Ed t ward tott, and as alw~ .. Ho w; { !VS .14 • lle ti l ir r s 'number of young des *win On of Belpre and Horsley, having been at • ! Me Sunday the 11th of June, to *imam, out of Idle curiosity, what they eall a dipping, vis.—a religious ce remony of the Baptists, they stopped on their refers home at a public-house at Hopping Hill, where they obtained Wan liquor. They were soon afterwards joined by other young men, who were In a forward state of inioxica. lion, and who orced their way into the poblie house isi opposition to the exertions of the landlord, who endeavoured. to prevent them. Quarrels and tumult immediately coined, tad the house very soon became a place of complete uproar ted confusion i they turned out to fight, and we understand no fewer than eight earn were stripped and lighting is the town street, at the same instant, one amongst another indis criminately. This disorderly conduct, 04/ particularly dis graceful on a Sunday evening, necessarily attrartsd the at testion of Mr. Pym, the constable of Belper, who lost no time in obtaining the necessary legal pro/medial,. The offenders were accordingly tried at the present Sessions, were severally found guilty, and were sesteseed lo three months imprisonment each ; two of Shell in the House of Correction at Ashborne, and three of them at the House of Correction at Chesterfield. The highly-respected Magistrate who then presided in the Chair, Joshua Jebb, Eeq, in passing pen tame, particularly adverted to the Hose when the offence was committed, and begged that if the Prteoners should consider the sentence which he sad his ouly colleague Gl' the Bench, Gilbert Crompton, Esq. were about to pass span them, as eeeeee e they would recollect that the offence of which they had been found guilty was materially aggravated by the com mission of it taking place two a Sandal. He stated that the motives with which this prooeention bad been issiitoted were no pure, so divested of all personal feeling, either of interest or malignity, and the object of it wse on praise worthy, that the Beucb felt themselves called ups in a peculiar manner to make a proper example for the 6weit of others, and particularly so, as they Ow Prisoners) resided in • past of the county where be understood that examp:es of this kind were much wanted. He said the peace officer of the pariah had done his duty, the Jury theirs, and that it remained with the Bench to fulfil thole ditty ;Amite, and that the Bench hoped by their doing so faithfully, they should not only be contributing to the preservation of good order and decency in society, but be consulting the interests of reticle!' likewise. NORTHERN CIRCUIT. 'Foltz, JULY n. BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. *END•L v. $OOll. Mr. F. D. JON Ra opened the pleading+. Mr. BROUGHAM opened the ease. This was as actlem of damages for breath of promise of marriagc, oceonipahled by the eggravated circumstance of the oedection atm innocent young 110011 0 , and the birth of a female child. The Plaintiff, Marginal Kendal. lived *cresol with a Mr. Cooper, is the city of Tort. 'he Defendant, Mark Rook*, lodged in the same house, and is the yen 1818, 1817, and 1818, continued to keep up an iutinancy with the Plalotid , nf.lhecharactervf honourable courtship, and ultimate promise of 'marriage. The Learned Consort treated he should not ►ear awh4s. per escape the Jury shoal the menial sitratiou of his cheat. She was the daughter of creditable parcats, her fa ther baying fsraseJ ►is awn land. The Defendant was an iuokeepe►, is the eity of York, of somewhat libertine princis plea, bat of good rostra.; and altar repeated promises of marriage, he accomplished his ttnihmsoorable purpose, of which t►e COollteplellCll was a frasale child. The De(eadaet continued his system of deception, and in conversation with the brother and si►ters ,of the Phtiotiff, after her Delivery, still avowed his intention of insret,ing bee, averring he 'Auld never think of merrying another womaa. The promise °from-flake, however, was mg proved ►y he 'widest*, and the Jury, is coaseipseace, Woad a verdict fir the lasfeadael. NIETINGS OF CNRIIITORS AT TIM COURT OF COMMISSION RRS OM lINKRUPTS, - to-moaaoW. R. M. W. Watson, lat. of Chelsea, brewer N. Horns, Southampton, eunch•tmater J. Huntington, Sur.-101, jeweller W Fothergill, late of Comma street-roatkalaip•orwaer 3 11 H. Trigg and J. Micelle', late of Hartford, timber asercbaals 3 11 J. Bell, Suffolk•lsse, wine-mrrchaat ...... W. Gould and F. Greasly, Wood-street. bolters 3 10 H. P. Peleria, Lloyd's Cuffee-bonne, insurasee broker G. Davison, Upper Berkeley-street, upholsterer 3 1P T. Harrison, late of Rotberbisbe, meter-marines W. Phone, jun. and T. R. Gregg, Watling.mreet, etiaticlitmora . G. Lloyd, Mary-le-bone, brewer G. Robertson ' Wapping, abip-ehandler ...... 1 1 J. Thomason, Leman street, oil and eoloorman 1 11 3. Williams, late of Fenchureli-street, Looker 1 10 J. Waterhouse and J. Greets, late of Rope•makeea street, builders • • .. 1 10 W. Fulton', late of Lad-lame, warehouseman 1 1 J. G. Young, late of Sbiplske, increhaut .. .. 1 10 DIVIDENDS. A. 'Varner, late of St. lii illiterates, vicinaller .1. Darwin sod T. White, tlk.stieei, wholesale h os ie rs 12 F. Ktoclrick, Holborn, an Ald G. Tyndale, AWL-at% use drapers W. Sherwood, late of LiverEoul, soap-massfacturer J. Woolcock, Truro, draper. J. Lippard, Deptford, cheracmungee H. Roper, Ci oss.st reef, merchant P. and C. A. Thomson, Corukill and N oet h aw, vitae- 7 merchants .... S. Lepage, Clement'a.tane, drysalier R. C. Harr, Ratlabone.place, linca.drapee S. Parlor, London, stationer D. E. Colatoo, Islington-road, upholsterer J. George, late of Park-street, milliner II C. Symonds and W. Taylor, Wathog.strost, warehouse ___ . men G. M. Morgan, Querobithe, wholesale.statiouer ll C. Hopper, link Trinity lane, lace-dealer ll J. Stereos, Stafford, wine merchant R. W. Rumford, late of Bartholomew lane, stack4sweinsv 14 E. Mackeroy, Greensick, vietwiller T. Flower, Castle street, Holborn, jeweller • ll W. P. Chubb, Aldgate, chemist T. Englaud, Smithfield, vintner ' 11 J. Guild, London, merchant .•• W. J. Arnold, Great Tower...reel, wise-snerchaett - 111 • R. Reily, Bloomsbury, manquillisice J. Parsons, Whitechapel, victualler' J. Banker, Soho, ironmonger J. Peel, C. Harding, and W. Willed', Tamwortb, mane (subteen of coitus lO C. Stioobridge, Kensington, draper , ll T. Lyon, Jerusalem Coffee-house, merchant.... R. Simpson, Threadotedle-street, merchant • 11 H. F. Horseman, Quceo-street, Cheapside • lt A. Allen, Pall-mall, calucti-mannfacturer IS R. Robinson, Crosby.square, merchant It A. Cux and Co. Little Britain, bankers. T. Henke and H. Otto Von Post, St. Mery.hill, mer chants 1 A. and C. Gordon, Soho, tailors D. Maitland, New Bridge-atrert, merchant H. R. Play, Lisne.street, merchant T. Hornsby, Cornball, stock-broker R. Punka, Andover, ceachrooker C. Woodcock, Norwich, cosebmeker.... T. &moos, Lynn, cuscbmaker . . 1 H. Rickel, Shoreditch, grocer T. Forster, Newington, builder T. heobs and W. Spier+, Oxford, linen-drapers .1. F and J. Mitsui% Alchrenan's-walk, merchosts Pa 7. Thompson, late of Camomile-street, merchant l2 I. Masse% Islington, print•dealer , , ...... ~.. ~ DISTIIIISS IN IREL4ND. (Mass Now Yen% Pap.►.) Pennant to poblie notice ' • meetiorf sat oitients ass held y e s t e rd a y a t th e Tontine Lotree-bo rase , to take ion* Consideration th e thatreseed misdition of the poor in behead, and adopt memoir's to afford them relief. Daniel MeCoraniek. Baq. was appointed Cheirtnoo. and Jelin L ,Broome, Se.. cretory. The following resolution m>!/ eifered. sod, after some debate, adopiad. Rearlsed_That • Cammittest kosmgeintial q antes tbe. best sag sposslisst 1111C4411 or earwig( tato steel the per. itemses•Wail goers is(. X Committee was then spptiinted, porsuent to the above Irtmoloiion. RATTLESNAKES. •-•oesses— The fyfisot a Goren. gives es &avocet, certiled by tweht respectable men, of the Sudan of a des of rattlessakei, abort six miles from Mount Vetoes, is hermit ram, is that Stale. The des was foetid is • hill side or lead, the surface fronting the north; the ekvaliss of the hill above the surface of the water, is the brooch at the bottom of it, supposed to be twenty feet; the sweet of some parte of it so great, that a perms mild scarcely stand as it. Many small holes were sees peweeratisi the hill aids In dllrevest places, fur one hnsdrod yards, especially who steepest part of it, and Icaidias to a sower of damn mod steam, of a very soft texture. Os digging two feet or more, they toned stones of nearly the same tester', of varier* consitileseies, composed of horixostal Myers, with ekes sad perpsaidi. eular fissures between them; kambisb Vete Need, from the averse* to the depth ei elb••••••••••holhel r the following suuniter of snakes, via..." .•• • April 17-30 mishmashm.3 es/reste+ds,sd 1 Matt mute. tO-15 rattlesnakes, 14 osplier data, sad I black ditto, 21-58 rattle-mask...oe copper dis le, and black Atte. There were found sod killed is Marsh, sod two the litb of April. Fair were Assad dead Se the dos; sad many sp, peasasees justify a Wier that it has hese • den of 1004 standing—such as old rattles, hoofs. Ike. ate. It is Wheatd matey had left their des before it ass resod. ACCIDENT AND PROrtoincTlAL =CAPS. (Fame A Cosititsoottpattlif fliltratby fest, as Mr. Stafford Smith, whose ante resdare say revolted as twin excited so much !dere** ow epeeist!! his shop as a chemist sad &yetis, opposite the Sherbets& Wirth, wait dririeg a amity of ladies io a pheetue towards &reed, the dirriage, la /*ley down Dirdlip Hill, menet the horoe's hocks, did be aslant becoming olarnsed, betels ha litsett moat desperately e Mr. Staffoid Smith, serer sospectioe say each diner, es lakes by surprise, bat with hi. email preaesice of Wed sad tortilla*, exerted himself tw the sonewal S. torn the borw's head le the wall, but le valw, tbeeniamil set off fill sal* ereseiwg shelved From sods in ante. Sakes kerb Mr. Snub was Song hewn bee seat with so much winiseee, that his right shoddy, was iliskesteit, his forelwed oak *ad his body 11. Ideal a beep of hese/tea. Oat yosaig lady was als ibewra out, but we rejoice to say with dempasitively frillier injury —bet at length the horse raw tisnosita a loose wall, and so was stopped by the ferriage. Mr. Swill. was teaseled to Booed, where surgical aseialseee was promptly rendered le his, and •ti congraial.ie our timesaving' oa ili• pr•spect of Mr Siirrunl Stnitles speedy recovery.--, , Chelleslass Ciao- Vetter/ay—ft Jasite—Holitla, at lb. Bank, Etcballot, FAA 1.4.. awl $lOlBlll Sea Hoopes. • M Caked Gore* apartaasets, at Dahlia Castle, Lady lharke,rst a son. • Oa the 17th jamas', Ls Gay-street, R.ih. the Lady of Uer leasat;General J. T. Layendof a daughter. MARRIAGE.. By special license, ea the 15th iwetant, at the British Ansbassad , es Chapel, at Park, Jobs Hetcalson, Banish'. at Law, nephew of Yrseoaot lihraakfun,le Georgina, yonagist daughter of the late Iles. jaws Barka Grown lin, Rector of Vitae'', Sousa, and rime to Iles Bias, o Chiclwatte. DEATHS. Travellay samsiets, at Vausisall, Lady Viseounten lewd, widow, of the late Lied Falkland, and soother in the resent Viscount. On Oar 17th imilast, al his reside's!, in tlatioa.realev, John Wain, Esq. mall 77, for.• hag series of yawed do. voted as the sasangassea a • IMO esteems sad lan live wide, as a earlier s.d mail eastrator. Friday eveaiag, at his apartments is lie County p01,.004. John FatsCaridd, Esq., its the 11th rat at his age,. sad' far the last Loty yeast primmer there sada eivil peewees. With lie etcrptio• of the ed. heated Major Ilerasrd's case, we be have the isonals of Ilse Elated Kingdom will use fousish Imamate of a person alder mauler circa/ashlars attaining such longevity, whilst possessing at the same time the must perfect health sod 'spirits, up to the haat moment of his ex. Istesice. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAT, Nutmeg 7 arm 7. I Owen SS ear 7. Carps diem... Be promptly wise • WFiEN Science began to eitpkre the eompli. emed machinery of Man, she was speedily estaarki • labyrioth of mysterious confusion, from which latellee 'teal persereraoce atom ornasicipated her. Irsormes sod empiricism, however, still oppose their venementsbostility, and the prejudice of weak minds, in moms mossure, nem rages their audacity. AS Truth is .IS Palselsood, so MY our pablie statements he compered Oith their unqualified preleasiowa, and to expose their hillsidlwai . tit bow not Ate tall to avow ourselves sio . prisevitioseso in • elms of Dis eases, which endanger the mystic evolutiss• of Naito,. To be brief: we are Members of tios Lando. Collet's of Sor• gains, can establish she integrity of our Character spas the success of Total,' Years practical experience, and sa• non tier the ratite, testimony of Mims 4. seboolloog mow /0g bad pearl, - extioguished every hope of relief. We pledge ourselves to the reastura of SYPHILIS, hale its insirient symptoms to the rrillotest stages, ettliraderised by every doubt and %Weyer malignancy. The intricate and iussela• neglected dtseases of the Pietism bike been ratio fully and studious!) considered, as have also those sod important s)mpathi:x which refer to the F. male 5.,. 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