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.91,111•.,•.•.,1 , +. known the plaintiff eight yeen. lie confirmed the testimony of the preceding witness. Mr. Edward Bowater was formerly articled to Mr. Williams. I was residing in the spring of the you at Newington. 1 know Mr. Dennis; fret* his inorher's death to the time this took place, I eon.. sidered him in his sound senses; I saw him on the ed of June, at Newington; • clay or two before I called on him, and staid su hour or two; I fired at mark with him against • high brick wall. to try tonne pistol* I was about to bay of Imp, and which 1 ii ii tiny ; he was in his perfect senses at that time. Os/ Friday he called on me, and ut my request went at in the evening to try a new gun which I hail iirrhased. lie was quiet and collected as usual. Sitorday morning I cancel at his house and him in a room by himself. one of the keepers .run' • gin the passage. I staid about ball an I,aor anti conversed with I • ; he appeared in his per tett lief 11.01. lie told me he was in confinement and gave me a connected and rational account o f it. 1 returned and remained all night, and slept with him, that he might have a friend in the house. I bad much conversation with him ; he appeared in bus perfect senses. I left on Monday morning. The keepers were withdrawn about urine o'clock o i Sunday night. I have frequently seen him since, and. be always appeared iii his perfect mind. *4s-examiner/ by Mr. Dentine—The Plaintiff • .s 111 the habit of carrying loaded pistols. 1;r-examined by Mr. Campliell—lle staid at the cffice hoe of a night. Boa hail always money with him. wild had a dreary walk home. Mr. {largess was at the house of the last witness, alien the Plaintiff was there, on the Friday. lie confirmed the testimony of the last witness. I-le sin the Plaintiff also at his house on Sunday, and L itisereoil nn symptoms of insanity. Richard Ronpell —I knew the Plaintiff from his infancy. I saw 111111 MI his return from the sew-side lifter the death of his mother. I called on the Plaintiff on timidity; lie told me lie was a prisoner. I , LIW Mr. Dennis's uncle in the passage when I first ss, lit ni, und he received me very coldly. The keepers left that slight. first asking for their sim pers, which Mr. Dennis refused, as they were un ias:ti if guests. 1 staid all nigh , . ('roux-exartined by Mr. DENMAN.-Alit illness VII the fernier occasion displayed itself in religions m.l..nchcly ; ;le exclaimed " None but Christ." CharlAtellorton was then a seri ant in the family ; stk. 1.-ft his service two or three months ago, Th e HA' keeps house in West inorland- buildings Nlr.. S anti Harris lived next door to the Pl3iitliff. 'l - h,.irul estr;tilied t.. the P1:6(0C% fotobiess for tie.-311114 tire.work4, Ildt 111.1 not hotter that the reports of tire-arms were wore frequeot nitwit 1819. Six Itt ver was abstained by diem, and i•e , er said she Wilihnote. a Ptirgeon„ knew the Plaintiff; vie/ hitei fitquititly at his I .—, but never ulr ss!ty. fl any thing or itimmity rtnnst him. Ile could take ulna) linwelf in tag he was perfect:l. clue. 11'. Pei t-1 am o Physician and reside at Mirk ; 1 iglu- the l'lmintitf tit the sleoire of 31r. %VII- It in.. 1 had a long mill varied annversati ))) with and bail theta an unequivocal imprespion that Ite nas to iltiftf:t 1,110 4 0Kit.1101 611 reason. ISS w I int agrin, and the 'num.-bona I had litst reccivrtl wis and from subsequent visits I h a il 190 reason t,, opiiiinti. I)ii crovt•eximunation he said the Pl tintiff was so frank and explicit that he flail mit think it vert..i.ar% 1111141 re from him multi- Whim care lie lleutt 0,1 ti t inner occasion. Nit ievrim, jun. prolorceil a letter or /nisi.. the Plarirrilf. 'lord 1.4 June last, written 11 :accuracy and prtru,i.i... The witness totem!. at a chapel called the Jess' chapel; file rmotiff nseil to ;turgid al-o; 1114 conduct owl:O -a:I!. clkenrciclos al dispel. lie has a pli2llt fern!. 1,-efion of the f..lltor, of some honks at thr J cub' r ha pc I, shah the gravity of the emigre ; that occurred about I‘.! or 18 mouths ago. ;11r. Mitchell proved that he was with the Plator• wri,t.ll 1.1-• 11-(lllCArd so Pee 111 , 4 troASAIOW, a n d tl'ey urn dto Int a chimney-pot ;be WS nut r.r it. DENMAN addre•srd the Jury on behalf of r' , e Defeinlant, and contended elell there was loot pretrnt•r. for charging :qr. Talbot with Prlll 0.11 by any 115011 WC Whatever. Ile had vouoil solely for the ben. tit of the Maui -1,t1; nil the inhumation conveyed by his relative, NI,. Jusepli I)ruitsi4. lie regretted that Charlotte florisuit, the latr servant-mold of .jr. I)rtosis, had nut bran called loy the I'laimift; every endeavour hid toren stout by the D.frodatot to procure her eruiruce, but without effect. fur the defence were then valet!. Jo..~ph Dennis exatkined by Mr. Denumt.-1 Din paternal uncle of the 1 was employ ed by Planitiff to collect his resins. 1 !einem. brr on illness of the Plaintiff in Altty, 1819. 1 saw him once, he woo 'trapped down t.• the bed. re i nember liir gang into she country with his 10 .5ther ; it was in anober. The saintlier died in Nyvenibrr. 1819. I remember going le Plaintiff's in llun b, 11330. Cloorltitle Hutton ass in tk. parlour. The girl viar throwing sip the cm der,. Tlw Plaintiff put some powder into • fowl tog-piece. end tired, it at her. I ass 'lightened sit the bale. 1 went again in May, rutty one morning; lie cone down with a loaded piece in 1.1. herd ; he tol.l me it was lorded, and is.ktil nt , whieis say I would have it. lie opened the at rii:t.elour, and said hr would shout the Plarf ✓ a anil tf llwre were no spariows be would eimpt.t the I r of till trees 10 Ore Iwo they oolitic! toll. I begged hi n Hot to do either ; he • •' They say I rut Will, mid sterling* I eie.". Il e did hat lire ; lee had no cunt or watiteost 101. The ono...swot Stow tX ell or marital he had been Rammed by (:limlionst Horton, and winch he hal cot 00000 titeie;trd to the l)-(einlitut. The SOLICITOR CIRRI:RAI. objeCird to that mi. detter. The ( ' HM JUsTICR thought it could not be ▪ Wir nrsa--The iniiires.inst on any from what I saw. was he sus la &tonged 011111. I in Mr. Solition on the 1.1 June—he had a▪ •teistled him before.. I renteitiler oollie time in May setiog lom fi.e fruits hi, dour tnutb, a e 0110-10,W. • liew field, at a el y pa*. Sarre of the hallo but she CHI usury, aid Hone arta (ore the humor. They were hullos which were fired. lie -arid he Arai ohms to woke me a job, as I was su the bricklaying line. I law lk1le: Selma. at Mt. 9 Talbot's, and asked his opinion. -4r mid It wash, not do any thing till the 4re.+inne-wile felneled. I told Mr. Talbot to send some Inert Sti• gaLthe Ere-arms when he was oat, and pat Imo .i some place where he could not get 144.10. Ho sent some m e n on the !Fridley evening (the same day 1 saw him). I did not go , with the men, but I went and told Mr. Talbot drat the Plaintiff was out. I told Talbot that I believed him to he insigne. Cross-ersmined by irk Souctrott-Gsn lie collected rents for Mr. Dennis and for Mr. Talbot ; those of the latter Gentleman he paid over to Mr. Dennis up to this affair. If he had at any time said that he 11811 nothing to do with this business, and that it was all Talbot's doings, it was from fright. Doe Gesitlessin at Mr. Dennis'a was walking up and down in the parlour, clasping his hoods, and lie ('he witness) oriole alarmed that he war glad to get out of the horse. He never said that he hail nothing to do with the business to Mr. Itoupell, Mrs. Harris, or Mr. Boucher. Ile did not go to Mr. Williams, as Mr. Dennis said he did out like him. He believed he was the next of kin to the Plaintiff. He believed he was the only vela. lion in the same degree. Dr. Powell examined by Mr. DEW NA am Secretary to the Commissioners under 11w Act foe regulating hlatl-houses. I know Mr. Tolbot'a re. ceptacle fur lunatics - perfectly well ; I have known Mr. Talbot twenty years. I went to the Plaintiff's house by the desire of Mr. Talbot, and called on bits befire I went, and I went to Mr. De • with Mr. Dunstan (who was the partner of Mr. Salmon, since dead), Mr. Salmon, and Mr. Warburton. We went into a junkier ; Mr. Dennis was sitting at a desk, und two Gentlemen were with him; Mr. William. was one. I went to examine Mr. Dennis, end I began to make some inquiry; I was imme diately interrupted and frightened too. My nerves ale pretty strong. but I had not been used to such attacks as 1 sustained from Mr. Williams . ; he de. mantled to know who I wa', and came upon me with a whole artillery of ler! terms, " tres passes," at indictinerito," Ike. He forbade Mr. Demos (who seemed to be in awe of him) from answering questions ; in consequence I with drew. 1 hail no opportunity of forming an opi. • oil the subject of his sanity. It is very common for lunatics to be composed in their manners fur hours together. One may see in. sanity in a moment, and one may not make it out iii a week. I should suspect a man very much if his conduct were irregular within a year of an at. tack of insanity. It is a very difficult subject alto. getlier ; more diffirolt, perhaps, to say a man was sine than that lie was 11111111 P. Itliellily may betray itself by a single act, first to ascertain sanity requires a long course of observicions. I knew Dr. Salomon; he was a man of great integrity and singular judg ment in cases of insaiiity. Throws ailby :-1 rim a keeper at Mr. TO. boi'A, and bare been so for 14 year., and have heel* in the habit of attending insane persons at their own homes. I went to Mrs. Dennis's in May, 1819, and went after IVm. Dennis, who was nut, and overtook him in Bishopsgatesstreet ; I told him Mr. Talbot wished to speak to him no parti cular business. He went to the office first, and than returned with me to his own house. The fire-arms were removed from the parlour. and a tword.stick. Ile *sent down on his knees to ! way. From that time he was wider my care: his conduct during thit time was quiet, but he raved occasionally. In his room there was a circle drawn with oil. On the 2d June, 1820, 1 went to Mr. Dennis's house by order of Mr. Talbot ; Charlotte Horton was there; we found fire-arms (a gun and a pistol) ; the gun was loaded with shot. %%lien Mr. Dennis came home that night he hail powder iii a flask. I staved there that night. Mr. Salmon came on Sunday morning, be stayed about twenty minute., and 'Plum he went away he desired me to atop. Mr. ll'illiams came on Saturday; he was in a great 'amino, and wanted to know my bu siness, lint I would not tell him. I considered Mr. Dennis very flighty. Cross-examined by Mr. Cu RN 6T—Mr. Salmon sta . t r ir i rwr o r Mr. Dunstan, and lie 600.111411 V of Mr. Warburton, the partner with my master. I told Mr. Williams it was not my business to give an opi. Moss mu the subject. 1 did not say it was as much as my place W:l4 worth so give an opinion. I did trot tell Mr. ‘l'illialits that I had seen no acts of insanity. I did not say to 31r. Boucher that I was iii a sad scrape, and was afraid l should be im prisoned for what I had done. John Foote, a keeper 111 Mr. Talbot's house, went to the Plaintiff with the last witness, whose -testimony he corroborated. Ile thought the lunatic ; he threatened to shout the witness end Iti• brother keeper. J. Tient prom! the derauged state or the Plain tiff' in Nlay. 1819. Mr. Cordell proved the han:l-writing of the late I.lr. Salmon, to the certificate of insanity. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL objected to the eer• tificate, whiclt was d ion the 3ii of Jane, being received as evidence; tsie declaration charging the assault on the , 2(1 of J our. Mr. DENMAN contended it ought to he received. The Sut.tcrroh-G EN ERA L waived his ohjection. The SOLICITOR-GENERAL replied. The LORD CHIEF J usr ic it summed up the eri dence to ilir Jars, who retired for half an hour, and am tttei► ►rtumn into Court faunal a verthet for the Platiastiff—Dstnages. %farce hundred Pounds. As Miss WooDonau. of NeW Ilmford. was re turning Iroise bons Nottingham►, bete/era Live and six o'clock on Werlitc•day week. she weed over Bowliug-alley-fieltl, *mewled try a small dog, %Lea► a as in in • white smock frock. with his face co- f , loured or a 11111. k on. and grasping a ►tick in lair deinandril her matey ; she bad a handker chief in her livid, cmitstning some articles of value, • and the 111.111 .more so desperately. and threatened her Ile. that she became much alarmed ; at this moment her little fintirfol ang lbw at the man, who struck at it with a stick. but it being nrarty dark. lie mimed it. sod coutinunig to look. lie (mord his rage toward. is. The lady seiz,ii the opportunity and ran away, and fortunittly tscirp• ed by taking shelter ins Mr. GILL'S house, where the was hollowed by list Gitlifelmimpauion and pro tector. t v.y~::i:y• p ...: ,`"r7 .pegmeimr..Plor • left.loll* The folloyriggjo l Wimple but stairs *serif , . WNW of %et waraino, " the htendred-gated City :"-- 06 Ire coitthwed oar voyage. wed arrived at Gamete on the 214 at Mew Os Ilse OK we raw fee the lest time the noise of the /cost Thisbe", MY 1. JM at Lowe. Mere I het the dada to Memos, that but very lorporfref WM. eat he firmed of the eatetaive mime of Thaws evea frees the aceinsets of she awe skilful sod scrurate issvelkas. It Is absolutely Iseposeilde to imatlite Ike Pero , ' 4110 M*Y"lo without idiom It. The wort metalline Mess that ram be formed from the most emagailfiedit mserimidis of our wi sest architecture, would give a veep insurers picture of these reins; foe such is the dilfereser, awl wily em suagoi lode, but Is fors, proportion, mud constriction, that erem the proeil eats enovey bet • feint idea of the whole. It soldered to we like catering a city of giant", who, after • loag doodid, were all destroyed, leaving the rain, of their various Temples as the oily proof of their firmer existent*. The temple of Loszue premed to the traveller at and, toe of the must splendid poops of Entities, gramdeer. The extensive propylaeum, with the two obelisks sod colossal statues its the frost; the thick groups of ristesmoses colutime; the variety of apartments, and the 'smeltery it cookies; the beautiful ormassests which adore every part of the walls and allows*, described loy Mr. liaosilose, reuse in the tided of the astonished traveller am oblivion of all that he lies area believe. If his lineation be sttrietrd to the 'meth side of Thebes by the towering remains that project • great height shave the wood of pales trees, he will ;radially ester that forestlike assemblage of daises of temples celunins, obelisks, colossi, sphyozes, portals, •• cod. Ives needier of other astoulebia; object., that will coo •imre him at once of the impossibility of a description. Oa the west side of the Nile, still the traveller hide him self simoogst wonders. The tempiks of Gourmet, Mesmon snow, and Mediate Also% attest the extent of the great city on this side. The 'twiddled colossal Sews is the plains of Thebes the number of tombs led its the ruchs, those in flie great valley of the kings, with their inhaling", dulpieres memoirs, sarcophagi, egeres, &e. are all jeeto worthy of the adiairatioe of the traveller, who will sot fail to wonder bow • nation which was mire au treat as to eruct these stopemdous edified, could SO far Nu into oblivion, that even their language sad writing are totally unkotion to us." NEW SETTLEMENT AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. EXTRACT ?ROM A LETTER. DATED OLD BLUE KRANTZ, AI.GUA BAY, AUGUST 23, 1830,. " I shall only at present give you a short account of what has taken place Deuce our arrival up the country, and k ive the first of our journey to u more leisure time. We are located shout a hundred mil-s front Algoa Bay, in one of the finest parts of the colony. My firm is, without exception, the best I have yet seen. To attempt to describe the beauty of the Blue Krantz, is far beyond my pen ; nothing cafe possibly exceed it ; the land is capable of producing any kind of crop—tlire are abundance of springs in almost every part of the farm, in bean. trial fi-Ida of about 100 to 200 acres, interspersed with the liuest tress, with shrubs nod flowers of every kind the most delightful. I am nt a loss where . to build my house, as in every field there he most inviting situation. I have, however, determined, I think, on a rising ground, where nature his done more fur me than any one foetid atiempt to accom plish with thousands i a their pockets; it is, without a word of joke, laid out to my hand equal in every respect to any gentleman's park in England. My property extends about three miler in a valley aurtounded with immense mountains; I have the finest and largest trees, sod plenty of stone for building; in short, the place altogether far exceels toy expectations. I shall by and by be able to live like a King, but it has been and will be for a time of little worth, as I must he at the head of every thin g ni r etr. Londoners are the worst of people for such an undertakii•g. llsd 1 had ten Scotsmen with me, or peoplii bred to fanning, 1 would have (tone well. I could at this moment employ a score, but bail as things are I loiwe ulrrudy ploughed and sowed about thirty acres of wheat and bailey, winch look beautiful. It is customary to plough with twelve oxen here ; this I can easily accomplish with four, or with two horses, hissing just hit upon the proper kind of Scotch plough. The oxen are err tinily the fintst I ever raw, but devils to work, never in haste: in this department there is great room for improstmeot, as well as in t very thing else, especially the dairy. The cows are good, but badly managed ; complete devils ; un butter, no cheese. Sheep and gusts very fine; the wool capa ble a improvement. I forst' small, and MAC, used but for the saddle, on which I have role two days one hundred miles—fed on nothing but grass ; they get on wonderfully at a hand-gallop—eanoot leo% You will no doubt expect me to give my (anint opinion of this country, which I do m a few words. It is, without exception, the finest I ever saw. The land is a fine rich loam, capable of bearing any thing; easily cultivated, and nothing in many places required but to plough and sow. After one bushel you generally have from sixty to rote hun dred in • favourable season. I have about one acre under clop of potatoes, pease, cabbage, turnips, rsdibshet, &c. Noileng can exceed the rapidity of growth or the quality of the vegetable. The winter lass been moderate, and is just over. The climate carry thing one could wish. To make a long tale short, my itchier is, that all my friends should at coact come lore ; for 501. a year you may live like a king. Poi. es of oxen, 3/. or 30 dollars —rows, 93 dollars—sheep and goats, 3 to 4 dollars —bursas, 50 to WO dollars—cheese, 11011 e—eggs, none—butter Sri. to Mb Bring out cooking, iin, and jauan ware. wearing auparll. shoes, bedding, tobacco-pipes, nod a small assortment of twee,• tarn.... but no luxuries-1.0 Ines 1.. r amusement— shooting and hunting all day long. All kinds of Euglish gunk's-seeds row here." rriday moruinr, shout Wiliest asset, o'clock, the low localises of No. 3, Allusuy-ormi, li liuburgh, possessed by Mr. Mitchell, baker, and the ■partnteuts immediately 'burs, occupied as the ArljittaithGeoeral's other, were doseinerr to he no fire. The shoos of the 'Ace Wog forms!, the buul4 and papers weer happily sawed, although the flames were thru sulking rapid destruction. By the time the fire-eugines arrived (a little pawl eight o'clock), the fluor et the uliks had f diets down, which *Worded ample scope for their play ing successfully, and bOlOl eXlistguibtitmg the flames, without hatiou eommuutrated to the flats above, which are occupied by the Mimes While, and other families, who were fur a Mar its iMulltielit dash►. As yet it is out satisfactorily as certained whrthee the tire us igtuaied its the lower ur upper spas tint nis. Mr. Mitchell's loss, it is believed, will be considerable, as only a small part of his furniture was rased. A guard of military is appointed Iv protect the Pt mites. OLD.lMlLAT,Towasitocsina 14. ' '', ATIROC3OIIIII, CAM •• ' '• ' ! Cal* erifia DiAtir , NO ea,* -1,1140,68 r Ilhearktirg Ilrff4triek Wein* a "Palpie IPPOW i•lr lillia, aalltiaisii has N 4 a TrTia MI pfe ,. *ea: : • TM rimseassaaseaa •of die mot wawa pecipliaily ttratifaa. The Pesemolwr i assieseehile letrhittq mom. was dreaded by • freak. eureesed P. he ate a the Prissaiseni. iota es itirm mous house is Viemetreet. Chasduaestrret. where she jelso. ed the olive; Pearlised , . sad be was eeverely be. e*. whmselered et his hit. *adult the MOM" he had about him. sod Stillly prveipitased (mos s witadow an the eeestitd finer lots the street. The hurt. Ibsi he received were re mover that his life was foe a rusesidemMe time is issmilieui danger. _ When rallesl *pm to speak to the kleolity of the Pri posers, the Proorrotor declared. that iw eisosopitiore of the braises ow his bead, his senses had been . 00 coatis...l that he sunlit not et this period speak positively to the PriiI4IIIINTI. Ili. rerollecheo boil almost eutirely Glee.' hint. The Prisoners were, of course, Acquitted. Mr. Justice 13111(1.11T refined to allow the Prosecutor his espeoses.--11 shoeld be staled that the Princes t.r. when at the Poiiimmace, newselmirt i soars lewd positively to the Primmer,. Tile Mislays, Cstbarisie Baker, is a very Sae losbiag wools's, sad was some years ago supported by a eelebratal nowise& character. SACRI LEGE. Abrahams liewsiarcam was capitally indicted for aserikgi. rusty breaking and ealreing the parish chorch of Enfield, in this county, awl stealing fumy yarda of black cloth, the pro. wily of the executors of the late Earl of Lisbero, and a surplice the properly of she Chercha &Mena pf the 'wish. The circumstances of the tobbery were amply &talk., at the trial of Thomas Webb (executed yesterdsy sennight), for Ilse ofirate ea ttevAember last. The Prisoner was appre. In third sulwrimeatly. Evidence was row adduced to briai the thsrue home to Hemingway. The Prisoner, in his defence, decla►ed that be was inno cent, and attempted to prove an ellibf, in which be failed. Mr. 'malice RATL►.Y summed up, and the Jury, after ►e. rising foe a quarter of an hour, proouuuced a verdict of Gmilly—Lesdk. The Prisoner, an hearing the verdict, appeared scarcely able to support himself. Carolime aPihnsahl, aged 17, was capitally ruaricted of stealing s Isrge quantity of wearing apparel, the property of Julia Williams, in a dwelling-twos, Toe Jury reconsmerslesl her strongly to mercy on eat of her youth. Mr. Jomice BAYLZT" I will take cage, Gentlemen, that the recumniendation shall have every effect given 1.. it, and I have no doubt Mist Mae Royal mercy will be extended to this unhappy girl." BOXING. The match between Harry Flatrfen, the tinsiau, and Thornton, the Warminster butcher, took place*. Mataday, for 100 guineas a side, is a ten•acre field belonging In Capt. Phillips (Thornton's backer), at Must, near titratheldsay, Hoots. Burton was seconded by Harry Ford, and Thus Mutt by Gee, Captain Phillips's groom. In the first round many heavy blows were thrown away from over anxiety to take the lead, but at length a shout was mash., and thine heavy bits were exchanged. Both p r oved grunt lei-rivers, and idol rtiwed and separated lose timer, until at length a lruggk touk place at isi li4!,iiwy. and both went slows. 2. Aber a short pause, Thornton was met by a ebatteriag Mow uu the side of the head, which floored his., mud he lay as if he had beeu *erred oat of use of Hedges throvalkies sine cans. 3 ■sad 4. Th-•e rounds were i■ favour of Burton, b.t although 6i. adversary had nut recovered from his stupor, furies was doubled up by a heavy right-bawled blow ins the side, which seemed to set bin asleep a bit in rehire. O. liwb went heavy to the scratch, bat were irlasissala fium pruictinvoit and fatigue, sod both fell, A reisatiou of hustilitiei look place fur several minutes, the nog being broke by the pressure of hoeseatea epos the foot people, and a drawls batik was suggested, bat refused by the backed.. 7. A vrry gallant round was fought, and heavy master lilts were exrlialiged at the head, but Burton was 'clung Wind front the vwelliag of his head. In Orr fib and Iflh rounds Barton was too blind to •od his adversary, and in the 11th Thornton won tl by a Apish imp body blow, which brought his adversary Sown twos his face. It ass a game fight of 48 minutes. FATAL BOXIAG. Wednesday last a Coroner's Mequon was held at the Ship and Castle, Marsh-street, ua the body of Michael White, a labourer, who came by his death under the follow ing eirennistaaces :—lt appeared that the deceased was at the Ship sad Castle oa Sunday sight, when a quarrel hap. petting betweeu some young men ■nd an Irishman of the mime of Dugherty, the deceased attempted to part them, on which Dogherty chalieoged the deceased to fight, suds bat- Ile accordiugly took place us Tuesday. After fighting fur our hour and ten initiates, in which silty contested 45 meads, the decrased was so dreadfully braised that he could rot stand um his legs. sad was obliged so be carried on the back. of two sus to his home, where he died about six o'clock the same erasing. The body was in • most dreadful state, one side of his face being quite black, and his side dreadfully bruised; nod the Jury returned a verdict of—ManstasujAter against Defiling!. Yesterday Mr. H UR OLT, the landlord of the fled Lion, Fiat-fickle, Chelsea, was committed fUr trial from the Queru. ► qusre Office, (unged with having pa•srd a forged five-powid note to u Mr. LEE, a butcher, iu York-avert. At the Thames Police Office. yesterday, Charles Stewart and William Goodwin were exatnined on a charge preferred by the Captain and Mate of the Good Czar. with • mutiny and attempt to murder them. The Poisoners acre remanded fur a further examination. DARING ROUDERY;OU Monday last, as the Grand Jury at the kliddlese x Sessions were passing through tie Hall, returning to their own most, the peckets et the Foreman and of wie of the Jury were etrectuslly emptied of their run tents. The Galt through winch they had to puss was full of officers. The Joey returned again lota Court, and reported *because to the Chairmen, who said that all the protectiou that you'd Ire was Reamed them, I! the gicat number of con stables employed to protect them, and preserve order. At the same time, a horse belonging to G. Matsmsnixo, Esq. which he had left fastened by she bridle to one of the spikes of the iron.raillog Wane the dune, was stolen by some villain; but an immediate pursuit taking place, the thief dismounted iu Spa-litlils and escaped. A cum of • revialtiug nature occurred at Coldingham, Berwickshire, the begat 000 it mg of last week. The carrier of the place was requested to take up • trisuk from a louse in the village to Eilesiburels. From the quantity of goods which be bail ahead,' engaged to carry, he liturgist it would be quite impossible to undertake it. The person seemed ex tremely mistimes that it should nut be delayed till the follow ing week, us there were articles is it which were required rot falinburob immediately. The carrier was iudaseett to take charge if the hook, mid secearaisetgly at was Itrought to his quintets. It had not, Weever, remained bug tat his custody until it was rcuaarlical that a very EMUSCIII.II smell appeared to proceed from it. A number of the inhaleitauts Being collected together, mad some suspicious being enter tained ut its contents, they Maimed upon its hieing torettl. The carrier resisted their attempts to do so as ninth as he could, but they succeeded its (arcing it opru, whin au old prey-headed woman, who bad heels interred in Culdiaigham burial !ground some days before, was foamd embalmed amidst a variety of perfumes, but which had failed to produce their intruded effect. Three young men have since been commit. its r o, thargid with the offence. Tai C#AISS. • The boeribilis Wei Nose I Joy, etirmiaaerpoel ; wobvroet at Sete% ; led Illeterday„ ret ra t Ge oriapite. The Pyiablay Womb, Many, at Sawa f but Saturday, Gleodeo. Lord Aussa's Saumuis, 11 1 46 y, at Lialry ; Satanity, at Rushy Doereos ; Slooday, at Cliesaatti Wood sod Toes. day, at tiliditelloiosidi: Lord Prarborsoletee fez hoomia, ibis day, et Gatrforth Tull liar; liTl u e .r od wt Fzita x y, lin e e t e d 4. l4;P le ar lu k u te . a w ar e . at Nosien Pask; tad Satorday, at Itioreior-1011. Tire liatfirld laarrii re or Friday, at Sh7.l%ta. The etr u yeryurabior toe hoosola, thai day, at &topiary Krooel ; awl Friday, at itastry Tap-how*e• • Mir E. Smythe, fox hoood., this day, all 'CMII4••rr. hall ; sad Friday, .tlleodbesood The Earl of Dairy% stag kuwook, Friday, at Leattorr. Mead. _ _ _ The Fast Esse: and Tiesidow tux Innintla, fa-fewer/no , . it Finehinglield Polk; Sistonits, Tisq's {fowl; and M0n (147. at fiewnst Eldstres Park este. Mr. Stevielfs fox bowls will meet tonsio - r ,, 0. it Brailhy ; and 11/0 Saturday, at BlitliErkl—each 6114/1 ants ..t halt peal ten o'ckirk. Pahlie roantax at Daverirlda this , lay. The Duke of neaftioa'a hmonela will met( ILis day, at C.eitle Thorp ; and Friday, at Itiholrn Nash. The Oakley hounds will mitt to.wiorrow, at Wootton Wood, awl Saturday, at Gslary Wood. 11. Jolliffe, fox-Imitsols facet this day, at Boise Hilla ; aged Saturday, at Prase Peari.ler Gate. The Sarrey fox hounds meet tomorrow, at B'esterham ; a of oe Saturday, at Gsalstime. The harriers sweet every day. The Bari of Ikarhuittoe's foe hoards will 'meet this ol.ty, at Langton; mad Friday, at Broach, The Lambton fox boards meet to morrow, at Flats; an.l Saturday, at Urpeth. • M•••••• MP HUNT EXTRAORDINARY. On Thursday, about one o'clock, ri hare Shit appeared t.. have hero warmly ehssed, leaped over the New Midge st Leith Mills, solo she river, sad swam into She hoildnag-yasst of Messrs. Mortue, where it isstieti. After beissg porsossil several limes round the yard, it aj3lll look to the water, and snade fur site south aisle, where the people asnenstrled f.sziss toed her back again. Several, aux to gain she prize, launched boats to esdeseusr 10 take her, bust poor pure, not willing to be takes in the wiser, snail. male for the 191114 i, when oat of the by student, more earnest is the sport than his neighbours, catered the water 'smart-high, and weaned the prey. INSTANCE OF LONGErITY. There is at prevent living at Ratheorussek, in the court• of Cork, a man named John Barry, aged Ind yearly, o served is the army during the rrtrn• of Geroge 11. ad 111. and distinguished himself in several eagagesseets„ is one of which he received a wound, o loch socaporitated him for farther service, and entitled him to a pension of tO guineas per smarm;—be bas already received 1,300 guiseas at ibis rate. His iatelleclusl powers arc quite sinienpured —his sight very good, coisaiderinc his age, and elands UM. commonly crect.—He senses at the summit of his glory *hell " he shoitiders his stick, mid shews bow fields were wnn."—The recital of his military achievements has the effect of causing a temporary renewal of hi. youthful vigour, sod seems to be an antidote for the tedium of old ipe. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. On Friday evening, the ht last. as the prevestive.service beat belonging to Mevagiesey was reiseniog to Fowey, where it had bees oa duty, to a mall fishing cove (Polar um), about three miles frum the focuser place ' whilst sear Gribbos Point, it anfurtrsately upset, and, unelassebuly to relate, out of eight persons on board, five were drowsed, via. Mr. Brittle, the master, Peter Cullers, Edward ffickerlvit. Moms Dillon, cod Mrs. Webb, of M. vsgiseey, who was coming home paaecoger is the boat, and who, to add to the calamity, was is as advanced stale of pregnancy. The ether three wills nisch difficulty leaved themselves by swimming to the allure, which is astrrounded wills rucks, sod the boat vas shortly afterwards dulled to pieces. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roassmourw, Duntativa 11. Arrived the Cossack, Tucker, (rum Petersiorgb for lkis. 101; Zepbyr, Co; (rum Humdmras; Illaileira Packet. Allem ; Tom Hemline, Laulbtum; Eclipse, Braces; amid Tebsp, Marie, from the Downs. TORBAY, D[CR>•R►R 10. Arrived lie Vigiloot. Mortis, from Lisboa for Lomb., with Atomism. to lee sail►. __ DOVER, DILCIDIRIEft 11. The brig 'Mum, inestioassi yesterday, has gale to pieces. A great part of the creel• has Boated put hue., DEAL,. DIDCZIMMIL II. Arrived sod sailed for the River Ow' Sir James Kempf, Stewart, from Quebec; !Hendon Hall, Greig, from Bmishay sad the Cape; o•7x, Weller, from Hoodlum; Willis., William's, from New York for Hell; Eliza, Allen, from Swarms ; Marianna, Cooper, from Malaga; sad the Alex andria Pilot, Turkish frigate, from Alexandria. MILFORD, DIICILIIIIIEII 11. Arrived the Sheffield, Hasler, from Demerara, short of provisiesta, sad with less of bowls, jtb.booas, and rigging; and split her fore and main-sails. waitrons., natautura 10. The Rodney, from Mireasielit fur this putt, was aban doned at sea 471 b November, crew arrived at Cork. DEATHS. Oa Friday wonting, at his bane, is INerriaa.ageare, Dublin, We. Hess. Fly. late Master i■ Chaorery. At her horse, at Hastings, oa Sunday, the 3d iaataat, in the 67th year of her age, Frances Calmat", Cousins of dkratoa t. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Harming after 07. I livesier 15 after I. PRICE OP YESTERDAY.. Bank. Stock 3 Poet- RA... 6911 f I BR. Bills, 4.. 1 2 3 dis. 31 per Cant 70 f I Lottery Tickets 411.35. 4 per C00t5...". 117 I I 055ate5......... i pr. Bank 1.. Ault... 18 17 I Coos. for Ace... 7sf 71 IS-16 1 7°f COMM OV EXCHANGI Amsterdam. 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