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r.D 8.41 i Y. WEDNESDAY, DECEWCER 4. These Ses.iotts corarpineed thin eLly before the Bight I lon. the Lord Mayor, Mr. Justice B.yley, Mr. B iron Guru*, &e. The foilogging is the elite of the esletular :••- if•trglarr • ' II ketonning (tom Traeapseinliew ... .. .• • ••• ••• • • 1 . Highway Robbery cleating in a Due Inagib i s l og ' ' ' Malicitially Shooing - . 1 E. , rgery • Ex analog ter fide Phile aritil Forged Cwildaet idea NON . mock ..... Iltgasay . 3 - Allen:MlK tat . egteri sweassiby charging wilt ail • ) 1 . ' hisatutai Mee ' . Illeeieheheft 41HtleieGiabida .. • a . littering Caioniegfeil Caw '" . 1 . Cmtweileinene 0 3 bleating from the Prism 122 Leaves i ea . . , __A. • . . . frtilining ( ;110.1. 11 1.1!•• rYi•teneeit fewdiuieg Motley by fat* preleiseet •., ... 1 - _ Total:.' 192 MALICIbUS SIIOOTIkG. ttillinm Tucker ..as intl , etc4l for unlawfully and ri:dtcrouslv shooting William Becket, with Harlot I. kill or do kiln witty bodily ham. no, was the case of the i;ttle boy shot in a field at 1 - I,.qnn, to ;Middlesex. by a labourer, the particu lars of which have iecently been very fully detailed Bow-street Police Reports.] The lbw. Mr. LAW, when the ease we* called on, informed the Court that the surgeon was uot to -attetalm-ce. 'dr. Baron GARROW said the trial Could procerd mill, the other %witnesses. Mr. LAW then stated the case to the intl., and Wm. Beckett, the little boy, was pat mat the witness box ; and to questions put to hint by the Chart he ausweted, that be was eleven years of age, utal knew the punishment that ant ited bars Lind 1 . 11. e swearers. He then proceeded to detail the huts of the ease, as they have already been given to the public. From the testimony of Bell, the boy`a foster Culler, sod that or the Surgeon who attended him. it appeared that he was confined for six weeks, several pebbles a zre extracted from his face, and lie has . lost the sight of one of his eyes. The Prisoner, iu his defence. said that the gun went off by accident as he was gutting over is stile. Mr. Trumpet. a fernier at Heston. the Prisoner's 'employer, stated, that he stationed him with the 'ten is. frighten away the crows from his corn fields. It woman old gun. which went off very easily at tl.e fi4l cock, but it required a good pull at the half cock. Time Prisoner was a remarkably quiet and in offensive person. and in the Imam'. opinion lint at s'l likely to commit any malicious or mischiev ous :let. _ Twoversona, dike! name of Coleman, father and aor, tissigntors of a barge on the criti4l, deposed that they were passing with their barge under the bridge where this occurrence took place, and heard tl.everitut of a gon, and afterwards heard the little boy Beckett cry out. Oh !my eye!" - They went on to the bridge. where they louod the boy badly wounded, and the Prisoner apparently much all.bct. vd, and paying him all the attention in his power. lie told them that Ins gun had gone of by acci dent and sltst Beckett. The. Rev. Mr. Wingfield and Mr. Tromp. who led known the Prisoner almost from his infancy, gyve him a moot excellent character in every respect. .Jr. Baron Ganao* charged the Jury, who im mediately returned a verdict of Aot EXTENXIVE ROBBERY. •./Oh• Harris. late a private soldier in the 2il regi. men, of foot, was indicted for stealing in the (I*ell irr-hrnive of Colonel de Burgh, of that regsmetii, to whom lie wits hatinsii. • diamond ring value I cO/. divers Rank of Eugland notes for the pay n!..sit of 250/, end sundry sovereigns, his properly. The Prosecutor stated the circumstances of the toi)bery as they have already been giveu in the police rsr,orts. ‘Vllliam Rich, the deputy constable of Leeds, where the Prisoner was taken into custody on the 1 I rlt November, proved the finding on his person the diamond rift* it 10/. note, a purse with 3Ss. in it, and a green silk purse empty. 111 r. Harding, jeweller, of Oxford-street. proved that the Prisoner purchased • silver wroth and • gold . ring at his shop on the morning of the robbery, ler which he paid a 101 note, receiving the chasq.-,.e. James Ingram, a prilice.ofSeer, proved the receipt front a man roamed Halliday. at whose house the pri.mier had lodged, ninety-three sovereigns, and a It.lf sovereign, also the watch and key purchased by the prisoner of Mr. Harding. Colonel tie Burgh identified the diamond ring nod green purse found on the Prisoner. and the tru ly-mod note also found on Inm, as well us that paid he' him to Mr. Hurtling as part of the st‘leis pro perty. Alr. Justice BATIAT summed op the evidence, ord the Jury found the Prisoner Guilty—Death. The Cowl ordered ell the property found to be delivered to the Prosecutor. INSOLYRivr DRBToits' COURT, Tusswav, DECIWSIII 3. She Rev. Richard Hingham was opposed ty !Wrier , . PoLLOCIL and Cooks, on behalf of sere rsl creditors. The 'lnsolvent ito ineumbent of the episcopal chapel at Gosport ; and has been engaged in bauk n•g awl oilier specolations to a coasiderable extent. l'he debts from which he sought to be discharged amounted to upwards of .504100 f. consisting win of charges incurred by various litigations in which be has &men from time to lane involved, particularly a Scotch reit, in which be was success ful through nil the inferior Courts, but which was ultimately reversed its the Huu•e of Lords; anti in consequence of which he lost his wife's (octane.— After a long investigation, which lasted from about twelve to three ecturk, bet which disclosed uo fact of any interest to the The. CovaT, having heard Counsel on both rides. were unanimously ofiopinion that no case had bees, runic out tu support the opposotoon to the In•ol vent's relief under the Act, and there, ore ordered him to be discharged forthwith. A female did penance in the usual manner, in Stemrey Church, tin Sunday lac, for defaming a t r ueighboat's chartiettr. ) t ~. I • M • • 1 i • I Of . •• •; - POLICH. • 11Taffir. 1. Tittles.lsy two tenticinsaly young men appeared before the Magootate (11r. Mitisholl, to make their complaint against - a dandy of the Beet water, dressed entitilifaire, for having (tenuity asaaultesi them at the Theatre the previous itieht. He not only entitle use of language too bad (so one of the senesces said) to repeat before his Worskip, bat most unceremoniumly collared them both, following them from the saloon, which was the to their hos, where he committed the *mask complained of„ The exquisite, who •ppeareel "nothimg wine" for his MOWs ledflimg thirstier •ile," when called on foe his defence. declared be was so drank that be was deaf to decorum, sod begged to •pologige to the gentlemen'aggriered, which ex . ell.' they readily screwed; heel the 'worthy ffinisirate was not quite so pisesble, sod talked of hail. The seemed re plied, slat osider soy circumstances be wished to make ibis •Itolory, whirls rare offering" seemed to operate on his WlE...hip's and induced him, after esetitahle admoni. t•on, 10 tlisrharge the hueltram-necked sad want-belted of. fender out of the iron grasp of the officers. TI LICK r. CR I 11 it. _ This *Oa charge of Rowlett. Piailitiff and Defendant nee boll. mond /MA's, in the vegetable line in Covent garden market, in which they rent stall., ler the Agent of his Grace the Duke of Wilford, which stall. •re. unfortunately, y.ry contiguous to rich other. The prisesil dispute arose shoot a Tomtiry of turnips. Mrs. Flock sell. turnips, se doe. Mrs. Cribb. A customer went to Mrs. Flack's stall. std cheapened the vegetables, " You shill Vise twelve hunches a shilling," say. Mrs. Flock. Mrs. Cribb exclaim. " The best turnips in the market, and no better vegeta bles re, he harl,'Yossrfeels benches • shilling," and so loud, as to attract the attention of Mr.. Flocka'• customer, who instantly came to Mrs. Cribb's stall to purchase. As soon as . kirs. Flack's cestrower was enticed away, she flew to Mrs. Cribb (no relation of the Champion of that Name), and to use the atsoltet phraseology " blew her up;' but Mrs. Cribb hying in so way deficient in the use of her " mouth piece," gave her "as good as she sent," and during the alter cation the blow was struck, nceurding to Mrs. Flock's ar. coma ; lint it was only • Aare, according to Mrs. Cribli's version of the transaction. CIVIL r MILITARY. Samar! Simmons, • dismounted patrol, belonging to this office, applied for a warrant against a man who, a few int notes prior whit application had, in the langsage of the pa trol, "Imaged up his eye with his fist" The Complaioast had a mom pitiful appearance, the blood poured down the left side of his face from an incision under the left orb, which ►ad " taken measure for • suit of mourning," and was suf. firing ender " • total eclipse." The warrant was imputes!, granted, and some afterwards • tall, stout, nitddle•agrd man, with a very large cranium, whose face was smeared with blood, was brought into the office. From his app we took hint fur • " vulgar mechanic," but we, as well as the Magistrates, atid I gi oilmen who were present, were in no small degree surprised when lie announced birumlf, " Rogers, Esq., Captain in the Army (H.P.), and a freeholder of Middiesen,Serrey, Easez.and Sitropahire." Simmons, the patrol, ova. then sworn, mud stated, that he was coming along Link Russell-street, Covent-garden, that morning, and saw • momd assembled in Kiog's Head yard. The Prisoner offered to fight aoy person present fur 5l and seized one man by the neckerchief, and but for his interfer ence, would have strangled him. After which he seized him (witness), sad beat him must cruelly, us their Worships might see. The man who was " nearly strangled" deposed to the trash of the evidence of Simmons. He appeared to be per fectly recovered from the injury be had received. Captain Rogers then addressed the Beach. He sail that be was not the aggressor, bat was first called " a half-pay offirer," ■tad "blubber head," by the patrol, and thew-he served him as be would say one else who so address ed him, via. knocked him down. The Magistrate ordered him to find bail. As the gaoler tendered Ms services to runduct him to the little prises at the back of the office till his bail arrived, he vowed he would *Ol be snook • Priestlier. The Magistrate told him that he 1111111 i submit to the same treatment as other persons is his situation received. There Was an favour or affection shewn at that Aire, bet if be would behave civilly, he bad no doubt the officer wouW grant bin every indslgesce he could conveniently. At throe o'clock the bail had not arrived, and the Magi. strafe said he most remaiu in distance till the sureties were prodartd. TALE OR A TUBB. Mr. Tubb, musical- initresest-onaker. of Chaneery.lane, was charged by his rib, and her daughter by a fusilier hus ba•d, with twisettudurtitty himself as • husband and father towards them. Mr. Tubb is a man in years, quite hoary headed, and, though a inattoraciurer of harmonic invest ments, it is clear, that very little harmony has reigned in hie house for rime time. Mrs. Tubb is a fiery-tempered little woman, who ea• assume the must megrim mildness whoa °cesium serves ; so she did before the Magistrate. As a prelude to the charges against 10. r husband. she spoke of her virtues us a wife end mother, of bee welt toupee, and how mock she was some. times obliged le pot sap with ; how her husband did no- Ibiog for her, and used her and her children sery iii , and a great deal worse, aud at last, site said, he pushed her, out' fur that she took out a warrant. Poor Mr. Tubb told his story. What a contrast to that of his leader W.! He said that she gut 'limy, sad whim he posited her, she had previously struck his, and called him • vile same, which be could not repeat. Mrs. Webb—Why, you old wretch! I till swear I never said w ! IDA•ghter--011, you moister! How due you say so of my mother? Magistrate—Mrs. Tubb, I shall discharge your husband, and I advise yaw and your daughter not to use such lan guage, as you have used before me, to your huebasd, as that is enomth to provoke him to strike you. Mr. Tubb said she would provoke an •agel, •nd her child. reit were as bad as she was; he had no peace alight or day with them, and would to Heaver' he had never seen them! He as ordered to eater into his °en ricoguasucea to keep the peace, and was 'bee set at liberty. GANG OF INFORMERS. Gm, of wretches are gulag about informing avian ras hest's' sad keepers of coffee-houses, who keep open th►ir honors hot &fen othvfas after eleven o'clock ist night ; and yesterday firer or fair tavern-keepers were suntanned to tetrad at this office, sad were convicted upon the issforms time of a eominon informer named Johnson, ■nd sestenced to pay ■ penal') of 01. eac► for the offence! The landlord of the Plimoix Timer in Stacepstreet, Soho-square, was one that was convicted upon the oath or Johnson, who swore that he saw .•• low Irishmen" in the Defendant's lap room as half-past twelveo'clock on the pied of Saturday week. Mr. Robson, the landlord, offered to make oath that his tap-room was cleared of his company at eleven o'clock, and that be ha,l only two friends antis' with him in the liar after tbsl hour, and- they were its the act of leaving his house so battpast !write o'clock, when Johnson nod his coadjutors ceased in, and charged his two friends with hiatus been tippling. Mr. 51edburst, a tradesman residing near the Plicenis, said that he was one of she persons w►o sit with the Defendant in the bar. and he deposed that no vernal entered the tap room after eleven o'clock. The Magistrate asked Ur. Medborst if be drank any thing in the public-lioure? and on his replying in the ■flirmative, add 11:at he bail proved the case fur the informers, and con victed Mr. Rotuma to the penally of 5/. Mr. Robson declared Hist Ise would nutlet Johnson for pc , Jory. He paid the fine, and was discharged. Avery respectable young man was brought op last bight for having embezzled property to the moonlit of 40f. from his employer, an attorney sit Hereford. Os receiving the maim Meese of to 1.415W011, where he has been only a week, are was appreltesided on private information obtained from the cottony. Hes wife, a very interesting young woman, arevmpaaied him to the office, and appeared in the deep. at adliction at the situation of Ler hushaisd, who was greatly agitated during the exaatiaatiou of some papers, which tended to prove hi. guilt. He was remanded WI Saturday neut, aid rosined to St. Martia'a wateh•huuse. 'QUEEN-Se: nr.. 'Sarah Honking, a good-looking young woman, yesterday appeared 'befory the ►ilting Magistrate, to prefer R coin: plainttigainat ffeitiwel Diegfe, a dandy butcher, with whom she cohabited. She staled, that about five year. at she became akin/dotted with the ash ; he was then a jnnnn yoilee tailor, a man of great presumption, who hail the artifice and address of an eapcmie•ced dissembler, no wonder that he soon gained her affectionr, sad got posarission of her per son slid property; they, fur Ib• first time, she discus...ea his premises were• only made to be broke; fur, instead of leuttiog nit the moss of marriage, he took a slop, mud stocked it wit► meat from Newyrate.assiket. She remon strated with bin, but it was all in vain ; inland of being kind, lie treated her with the greatest brutality: she was *e'er since without a pair of black eyes. He afield hi■ money at public-house.; she shop was neglected; the money was spent, and now she was enetilletely destitute. The Magistrate ordered that the parties should be broaetht before him, in order, if remade, to alleviate her distress. Samuel Trowbridge was ordered to Bad bail fur ssasultisg James Melliday. The parties are oat•pcusinurrs of Che ls ea, and some time ago Tunbridge accused Millidey voilb steal ing his watch, since that they have been tt variance till Tuesday, when Tunbridge week Melliday, bud the laver defended himself with • knife. BURGLARY. On Tuesday night Mrs. Holloway, thy widow of an officer reading is Park place, Vauxhall fund, 'gent to rust about It o'clock; her servant shut tip the house, and put out the light, alien she also Vent to bed. About sit hour afterwards a noise was heard below stairs; Mrs. H. rolled op the ser vant, bnl before At could deeps, her lied,roora door was forced open, and a fellow, milling her by Tier Christian name, swore lie would Wow her brains out if she either spoke or moved. At Clls instant . another of the gang 'entered the chamber of Mrs. Holloway with a dark lantern, dad present. ed something resembling a pistol at her, at the same time threatening he nutilit shoot her instantly if she mole any noise or alarm. She cool' , hear one of his couf.derades rum. wining the drawers. rrplgard , &e. the preceding ercu• big she received l/. which she hail carelessly placed upon the mantle piece, but fortuasltly it escaped them, and they only look some of her dimwit, twit silver table spoons, a lea wbieli it a supposed they 'bought rontasnra to . r Mea sure, and some trilling artieles of uo great value. 'the po. lire examined the place, sad found the thieves bad catered at the back kitchen window. It A RLDOROUGII -STREET. Ell 8E221E11 ENT. Testerfay James Lawrence. ■ young man, was branght to this Office in the (moody of Jefferies, the officer, charged by Mr. Fidler, carver and gilder, of Osforthatmei, with haring obtained three guineas to his (rovecuines) name (ruin the Martinis of Stafford, wider the following circumstances: Mr. Fuller being awe en stated, that about Cluivimas lavt be received the Prisoner into his service as a journeyman carver and gilder, and os making an agreement, it was de ctded that while he costinuell is his • rrice, the Prisoner should not receive jobs of his own, or in any way partici- pate in the profits of his (Mr. Fidler's) business. Witness was employed by the Muerte of St.tffird, who, 11101/fieloliths IV), gave him an order to make a incture.frame, which, on bring completed, was seat boom by the Primmer, who re ceived a bill for the amount of the frame ; but be returned, saying it bail not been paid. The Prisoner was sent repeat. edly after themuney, but he broagiw hack the same answer. At length the Prisoner was suspected, and Mr. hionmnu, the groom of the chamber in the service of the Marquis, was written to, sad it was ascertained that the Primmer had been paid the money by that Gentleman, through Ilia Luldship's steward, Mr. Lilly. Mr. Gomm-, proved the delivery of the property, and the bill being paid hot some additional evidence tieing ergots ed of Mr. IA Ily, the steward, the Prisoner was remanded fur his attendance. John Marshal, as elderly man, nod his are. were brought op by Hooker and Maple , , the Mary-le-bane a sfi c ,,,,, charged on suspicion of stealing. some emproter's roots. It appears that gangs tif fellows have lately been ruing about plundering poor rorpesrers of the implenirois by which they pro. ore their lirelllseed, and she lose of which has CUM pleiely driven some pour families to aranation. Several persons are now in custody on doirgra of this is. Tare, barbog visited buildings, dr. to commit their deperdo tioas. Hooker remind isfeimation that some ouspiriiirss persons were is the habit of risking o reside:rims in West. misistrr, where he proceeded, and found the Iwo Primmer* in the lap-room. He snob Hum into eusiody, and dterwarda found that one of the Prisooeis hod dropped a parcel of du. plicate*, some of which were for Isws and other implement which excited nn impression that they were imult ed su the robberies. They were niosuded. DISINTERESTED AFFIDAVIT. Yesterday an elderly man. named Penny, unrolled before M►. Dyer, thesilling Magistrate, and reqssested to make an affidavit of a must extraordinary nature. H. presented a lung sheet of paper so kit Worship entered with writing in a law hand, and which no throb' world malt Sd. were a legal gentleman employed for the purpose. It appears that yesterday morning lie went into • baker's shop to purchase three penny loaves, and on being +erred wish them he tendered • shilling, tint the ma eler of Ike rolls re. turned him only change out of sixpeucr. Thia gave rise tu a dispute, and doey iusisted that be only rewired a Ow", while the oilier blustered and swore that be gave • bob, and is nearly ended in • light, but ultimately it was agreed tor that if Mr. Penny would make affidavit thrill he bad pad the shilling he should have the change accordingly. Mr. Penny nut caring •furfhfrif 'aunt the odd pence, consented to this, and gut the nilidairit wristeu out, and proceeded lu thin office to swear, whit Is molt hies one dulling, whi c h, w el l., w i s h the expertise of the writing out of she affidavit sod loss of time, must bare afforded him a very profitable Jay's work. AN IRISH TARTAR. An Hiheraisa larags was charged by Jennings. an olfir , r of the Mendicity Society, with begging. The °Meer staled, that about twelve months ago She Prisoner was apportheisded and listen to Hattoo-gardeo office on a simile charge. Ou that occasion he was questioued as to .bat country lie be loisged ! He answered, in a broad high accent, that he ram, from Tartary, in the East Indies. Hr was Shea coin. mined fur three moods, to the House of Correction. He has repeated!) , been apprebead,d sines his liheration.—The PfleUl3l.l * was committed till the Sessions. A HAPPY COUPLE. The attention of a ecurnieti Court was yeelara ly gliflleied by Iwo lovely ohjeeta Wm the ;milieus of St. Gofer, Who attend, d al the office to go through the necessary forma prior to Wog conducted to the felicitous altar of Hymen. The Adonis was shout VI, in a sailor's dress, and had the appear ance of as idiot, sad the blooming (*.sr one sea in her 54th yea►. All the rags on their backs would not fetch a shilling ; and this indy had to boast of a most lempling heard. They toddled of together, anticipating all the pleas rrrr of the hooey team WORy II I P STREET. IMPORTANT TO PUBLICANS. John Blinkbore, the landlord of the bed Bella. liairkesey, was summoned upuu satumatiau fur safferiag tard-playiug is his house. Bastard Gleed, the officer, slated, that on Saturday night lasi, at leo o'clock, he, in company will. Atiheld, anollue officer, west into Mr. Blinkh• rn's house, where they (mind *several persons playing at cards; there were tau packs uo the table. A journeyman painter, ul the name of Wright, was one of the party. A witness was called on the pall of the landlord ; be said he was use of the eumpeny when the officers came in; but am ignorant of Wright's being a journeyman ; and so, he believed, was the landlord. The Magistrate said In the landlord, These cards, it appears, are as necessary ie your house as the pewter pots ; it matters not who was pewit' with them ; gambling most nut be allowed." _ . . It being the first offence, the party was tined is the miti gated proalty of 100. and (-owe. Sarah Dome, of the Ship, Hackney, widow, wag also gam. mimed apo■ the inforoimiou of the same permit*, IV DO said t►at on &Motley aught they, on entering the house, Saw oevtral persons playing at cards, and among them two j yeses. Mtg. Davis pleaded the Miviwg no person but beraeW to look after the buseues., it was itopoomblc for k-r at all lira s to know whatlier enstomert seri' dbisg ; god that she Lad large family of children to suppuri. The Magistrate said, it was her bounden duty to see these was no Avenuer or unla•ful proceedings going forward i• her hostile, and inflirted a fine of 10s. and cores. William Petiole, of the Green Dragon, Hackney, was likewise fined in the penally of 15j. and costs, for sniffling &mmHg to he pl 'yeti • ith. Several other publicans were fined in different penalties for s.4E:ring 'wail during divine service, and keeping open after hour+. The offi, r was crowdrd with licensed •ictuallers, 211%j0i1l lb Ivor She Magistrates decision. UNION-BALL DARING BURGLARY. Two men, named Cferkt, • glazier, aud nevelt, a plat. term *►ere charged with committing a daring burglary oat Fnindsy night, its the premises of Mr. Peters, tea-dealer, 183, high-street, Southwark. Mr. Peters stated, that he was sillier is his hawse in Blackman-street, on Sunday night, with his family, which is a short distance from his warehneme, sod received informs. hoe eff the latter premi.ea having been broken into •url rotsh.d. lie went immediately to the premises in question, nod nand that the ratifiers had entered at the back of the shop, by climbing upon a wall mid getting on the tiler, in whirl, is a skylight. The panes were taken out, mid the thieves let themselves down rile the shop through the aper ture. All the panes of glass had bern removed from the frame quite whole, and laid use upon another, and Appeared, in his opinion, to have been taken nut by a professed stealer. Thi►ty puttee's In copper he found hail heels redioved. dandled, of persons were assembled round the premiers, and inn alarm was raised, and • cry of " Stop thief r upon ■ man Bring observed to escape from the back psrt of the !milling' to the top of one of the honors; he then threw off his those into lisp Cashes Inc Mimi tavern yard, end by climb. ing from building to building at last effected his escape. The Prisoliess, Clarke and Roan, were employed by him on Sewed., last, the former as a glsaier, is put four poises of giaes into the sky-light, and the latter to Au some wusk as • plemere►; and eirtmassiseces having come to light that in duced him to suspect them of being the robbers, be sent fur We,. • constable, and had them both taken into custody. John Kinsey, an officer, produced the ►hoes that the robber threw off hi. feet inter the Catharine Whre I yard. the officer, was dispatched to Clarke's house (a girl having staled that Clarke was like the man wham she sow escape Gem the Prosecutor's remises) to compare list oboes with • pair Clarke had at his I se, and they were rowed to resemble each other is form and size, and fit Ci3tkes feet eases ly. The Prisoner. Bryan, declared hie ineocenee; he sail that he had nothing to toff ells his defense, as there was sou evidence that NI all Sifierird Clarke said that lie els at home with his wife and children durbeg the whole of Sunday evewingoind called • respectable letskitig nesnovlso lodges in his house, who stated, that lie left the Pe Lanier, Clarke, at home in his dishribilk, ma Sun day at site o'clock, and went to Southwark chapel; on his 'return home at right o'clock, he paused by Mr. Peters's , shop in the Burongli„ sod saw vast crowds assembled, aud was informed that that Gentlrmsn's premises had bern emceed and robbed, and the thieves hod re:coped ; lie then went home and Gland Choke premeds as he left him. lie did nut appear to have bee,, from home durisig the evening. The Magistrate ordered the Po isoners to be remolded till Friday next. MUTINY. On the tact day of the Admiralty Sessions the Grand Jury preferred • true bill against William ileadie,Gerria P. eagle, and --- Cooke, for mutiny its she bilip heady, while lynx in Termite, • Dwelt settlement in the Emit ladies. The certificate was uu Tuesday nrornht to this Meet by Ike clerk .f Mr. Tont li noon, solicitor, king's yard,Orleman-strrei,upun which the Magistrate grail. d his animist. Willson and Sylvestor, Iwo of the ottit•ers, Weill in quest of the Prisoner. and succeeded in IP curing Neagh.; W aal, had mimic ode, Yesterday morning Nragfe was put to the h.v, aad William o.te of the tritnea.ea its the indictment, idesstatiA as a mutineer, sad the histaminic fully r.suitnist.sl hint to take his trial at the emit Seisaissas, which will be held in Jot /Mary, _ _ _ Mr. Nevrnin, a rentlewtwo whn attratlod ow behalf or the Priaoher, braged hard for hiss to be admitted to hail ; hot the Magistrat, said, it was 'Weary. sod coitarquessity felony, thertfore hr had no power to take hail. GAMBLING. Information having been given at this office, that n eel of goinblers frequently assemb:tal •t the Marquis of Granby 9'nve•n, Si. Katharine's, and played at different camel, the Chief Surveyor of Police repaired thither, with several other officers, and found a camber of most reapectab'e ehatacirts at cards. He called upon the landlord to account f o r this, and was informed it was a club, which had hero kept there fur a logic time, and he consequently had no power of me venture them. He was, however, ordered it, auleid at this office, anti yestervisy he aim►, /slow the Magistrate impress. upon him the tenour of the new Act of Parham :wits, and the consequences that would attend a seenad information, nut only to himself, but the gamhlerv, Wishes,. The Magistrates are determined to put alt end, if possible, to those diabolical proceedoegs, and close the doors that are ape.t to such a ruinous system. A very distinct lunar rainbow was observed at Araml.l on Thursday se'ilitight„ This pltenonse. lion had the colour of the solar rainbow, very dis tinct and pleasant, only considerably fainter. IRISH LAW.—The following extract from an affidavit read : in site Court of Common Pleas, it► Dublin, is alike illustrative of the manner is which 1.-gal process is executed in the water island, nod of the precision with which legal iustrumesita are drawn : '• And this deponent &other eolith, that on arriving at the house of the said Di f ndaui, Mitotic in she cusinty of Gal wsy aforesaid, for the purpose of perautially serving bins with the said well, be, the said deponent, ltaiseked three several times at she outer, ennoncaly coltrei the ball door, bat could nut obtain admittance; whereupon Ibis deponent was proceeding so knock a rim th time, sleet, a man, to this deponent isnbuown, holding IN his beads a musket or Won dei buss, at this deponent, loaded wish balls or Mar, as this deponent bath since beard mind verily twitters, appeared et awe of she upper windows of the said twelve, sad preventing mod musket or blesderbuss at ibis depuesent, tbieasenid, that if said deponent did not instaatly retire, lie would se..d his (die deponent's) soul to hell,' which ibis deponeut verily &shares he would here dome, had eat this deponent prrcipi• lately escaped." A young woman, servant to Mr. FARQUHAR, overseer at Canny he qoarries, weut to an apartrori t with a lamp in her hand, to procure a supply (Soil. A cask of gunpowder, kept foe the use of the quar ries, was in the room, into which • spark Irma the lamp having fallen, the powder kindled with a tre mendous explosion. The roof of the bootie was carried off, and ►he woman borne along with it to • considerable distance. Whet' the uatoni►h;d female began to examine her situation, she found that she had sustained very little injury, and was much more terrified than hurt— (DiraCse Courier.) On Friday night, as the Gloucester evening coach approached the Callow, ahont three trades from Hereford, owing to one of the wheels running against a large stone in the road, the coachman ands passenger were thrown from the box, without being perceived by the other pusiseogera, and the harass cuntmued their course, and brougbt the coach in safety into Herefoid, ►tol.ping at their own accord ■t the usual ion. The surprise of the passengers may be imagined, when the tieeemary ioquiries were made for the coachmen, who was seriously hurt, as was also the passenger, which prevented their fol lowing the coach. THAMES OFFICE. PHE A nmP. Lieutenant rlciieral Lord Cumhervisere has twee plea*J In approllP of the head quarters of the General Officer command. lug 11* Ulster District being rt mulled Gum Armagh to Bel fdsi, until further orders. REDUCTION OF THE MILITIA STAFF. A very considerable reduction is sheet to Wit place in ►hr Stair of the Irish militia regiments. We tuolermand that the number in be struck of limn that of the it'aterfuld regiment will be 14 smjesists, SO corporals, and three begins. The order to this taco has beer received in %%4N-dila. noxaa MATCII EXTRAOItIi&AIII-. On Tuesday a ludicrous circumstance look plate at the west cad of the town brIVIPINI a Corinthian of the first Wilier, and his coachman, which ended in a pantilistie sailliag• The drawing-room, by all sertisin 1., had the appear ance of • slaughter house, and the only arms& peewit were my Lady and the hooneki epee. The Gehl nrr gissated in the foliating cirrnstatuatace :—('•itehee tar• hog beard someihing whirls he Omagh( pitjudicial his master's character as • gentleman. felt hi, hesitation in charging him wish it, little anistipating anrh • milting! and on Tuesday whin lie um it:irately enaccrsieg with Isis tidy, Jarvis, without ceremony, Littered the draw ing room, and made use of the most imp. ethical tan. guar, ca►ling his master a d—d scoundtel, •ag:thoud. and blackguard. Such comfort astonished the maser and Mister**, and the former supsestr.l in know who was she emitter of the slander, as he would punish 11141 base intest ine. This Cowart , termed to sill, nod laid his hand on lila master and pu. h .•d him away. Such comfit," could sin longer Ire brooked, and the parties set-to. The master, who h 34 oat orgies ted the sri• ure of boning, had the best of it, and i■ a short p.riud the head of she coachman, through stilt ding and abort hits, was • mass of cuts and blood. The coachman ciintd nut emote to time, sad he was Ituadierf out of the room like an ill bred dog. Un!ortsinsttly the Illy, who was present, and seeing he► Mel involved is so disgrace ful a scene, was so *baked, that she fainted sway. Hew husband isatassly proceeded to Mailltorouch street Hake, when all the Witter. proceeded and apprehended Coaehut„ who cans, to she uliee heat worse than any prix--fighter. His master eidrred into a description of she tootle, and the mass of ii, sod the Prisoner was ordered to 6ud hail. ANOTHER FIRE IN HOLBORN. About one o'clock last morning a Are broke out is the horse of Mr. Lambert, chemist sea d►segiat, High stillborn, which, from the enothostil le uniorr of the properly, greatly Mal wed the neighbourhood. The family had retired to Feet before t►e Are made its appearaoer, but they wrckity effected their escape mithost any acridcul. The prompt arrival of the engines, and the great exertions of the firemen, sided by • plentiful supply of writer, prevented the Nines from mo. meoicating to the adjoining houses. It leas completelysub durd at three o'clock, leaving the house reduced to a perfict shell, and every article of the valuable stock and furniture ma- Way d stroyed. lie home was only rebuilt Ilea years ago. MELANCHOLY ACCIDRI4T. Yesterday so Impaest was bald before Mr. Valais, Comer, at the Duke of Bedford mamma, OM Gravel lane, ist.George'se on the body of Frances Brown. aged 26. The deceased had been for a long lime subjiict to fits, awl on Saturday fast wins in the mom where she lodged, adjoioing In the above users, in the art of drawing a pair of sniffers or her hands sad here* before the fire plate, a hen she was seized with a it, mid fell with her hood loader the pate. She rentaiied iu that position until abust seven in the evening, when she house hold bring alarmed by heating oothing of leer, proceeded In brink open her don►, whirh was fastened inside by • string, and fin:oil her lying as above described, with the snuffers on her Mod, am', dreadful to relate, ibe coals obt,rb lied gra. dually f.ll Irons the glair dropped ow the back part of her neck, and had btr►nlly burnt to the bone. A :surgeon who rxami••ed ►be body said the d .d had been dead hie hears when found, wad no daaht her depth was oceasioota by the it. The Jun ronsulted for a few mianter, and then reword a verdict—Died by the visitation if God. SUDDEN MEATH& An inquest was ►eid on Tondo, evenine it its* fiestew Head, I.l..miss Green, laskire Thomas Sitsling, Esq. us t►e body of William Wesime. John Smith, of Nu. 5, PlOl4l ecirardenr. •wore-•-Witnes• and dreessed were ill the tap-ruum of the Maze% Head for shunt three hour, on &today mimic ; dereasrd left to eft borne about ten •chock ; witness wa m cat sh:rrtly afterwards, found shecosed lying anon owe Me the house Mire, but iusea , ible; witeeso assisted le lifting him up, tied took him into the house. Medical assistant, having been seat (or, I.e w bl. d, but only ■ few drops of blood came. He died slimily onerous& The deceased had only drank porter b. .as rather iitioareatrul, but not much an, and walked mei of the house quite well. He bad not quarrelled•wuth arty person. He was alums Any years of ace, mid bad nu family. Another witness, whir was to the tsp./outs, deposed to ate same curet. Mr. W. Davirg, surerno, of Chapi I street, I.,;rson Greed: sworn—Wittiess was called to attend the deceased on Soo day erelong; there were symptoms of life, hem he was is a state of ktharay, Will/4 SU sword an aricry, hot very little blood came. Witorsa attribottd his death to syropieuy. The Jury reisorsod a verdict of ' 6 Died by the visitatma of Cod." Analher Ugliest was held by the Frame Coroner, 111 she Broralry Arms, Cleeeland••trrel, us the body of Adam Nell. It appea►ed the deceased hid bre. oiling for several diva, but not seriously ill; and when her sun wens to her bed-aide on Friday morniug last, she was dying, sad to a few malnistra life was extinct. She was 14 years of age. The Jury refereed a verdict of " Died by the vhdtatio• of God." CORY EXCHANGE, Dammam 4. Supplies arrive is great abundance, having see, ire,' *inns Monday 4.800 quartcran IVivest, 4,500 cvt Ornery. 8.600 of Oats, amyl 5,100 sarks of Flour, acid as they Moll cosi.- utle p..uriug iu upuu us withustissirmicuirco, the espasstaters are au a luss how to set, preferriug to wa:t %mid oasis asarket day, to be able to see their 4 144. III; but what few sales of Wheat were made this morning were at the posers of out Monday, but certainly very heavy. R■rley fully supporse the prices of last makes day. Oats are dull, but out cheaper. la Braus, Pease, sad other articles, there ur au variative'. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday. the 26. h ult. at Si. Panerss New Church, hy the Rev. De, Moore, James Barstow, of Gray's Imo. to alary,oaly daughter of the lair John Willis, Rasi.of Hat kory. On the 3d loot. at Mary le-bone, by the Rev. FAlss..4l Berke Lewis, of Toililingtun, Beds. John Brockasae, 1:.9. son of the Rev. Jahn. Drake Brockman, of Clortitou, K. or, to hitzsbeth Mary Anne, daughter of tire late Greets( Sir , 11,1111011. Oa the td November, at Maley, Glotteestersbire, by the Rev. Charlie Crawley, Bear-Admiral Ballard. to Catbarii.t Crawley, daughter of the lace Sir T. C. Ruevey, Bart. and sister to theprrsent Sir T. C. Beeery, Rart. of Matey Abhor. Oa Tarsoar, the teat tilt. at the linty Trinity Church, Hell, Yuak, the Ws. George Broeue. of G. Alban's, Hew, to Grace, sacood daughter of the late Thusuaa RMMkll . fret:. of Hull. DEATIL At Brighton, nn Sunday last, ;Wed }rare, nand, Fel rom, Eq. of .be Middle Temple, Ba e Law, and fellow of New College, Oxford. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-BRIDGE. Malkin 0 after 7 Afttruaon 26 after 7 Printed and Published of the BRITISH PR EMS ■wl THE GLOBE. Office, Nn. 127, Strand, by (MARL t.t. COEN WE 1.1 , of the Strand, L _