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r . . . . • EET IY) R P ASSIZES. • tiatreVOltta, JIM? it. 1 11101114114 Y. • xlifirfahigoiel fge "shoist,loolaing yolsolittnao, Aged 20, was elpitalltintl.4ted for feloniously assaelting the Revel:mid F. W. Afro klin, clerk, !?n the highway, and taking !ram_ hi • pereudli itatc 11044 and aeala; sod other articles, his pro ve.' Mr.ihatilli.as•Conliseil fur the pcsseemetioiv detailed she follOWistatifeguasstairees,, which were afterwards. proved in evidence • On the evtting of the CU of April hod, Mr Fralklio, who 14 a TlergPheis at Pittsford, was rcioruirre home from Lon don is Ms tOrg, end bediresrloal 'boot one mile * this side of Hoilfilesilnno when twoinen soddenly rotated ielu the road, use of whom misitil the boree's head, and the other intoned the eig,and demanded his moue,. The Prisoner was she. ma , who lb* burn. As Mr. Franklin was feeling in his ~lief for lilt'parer, the mai, in the git saw his watch. vhaist s atatiriihitetttatela seised it, and •itreincited i 0 des* illy from she fifer Trankhe mark. wine resistant" to Mi.; 'Two whit:4744a robber called 1.141 i e u iftpasioa (the Trite r), 'Gies .tate a pistol, and I will bin* net ft'. liyain.."l.,The Prisoner then left the horse's head and )(moped the gig; hid the other palling Mr. Prang% over Ili 'one 'side, the Prisoner seised him by Ilse legs and brew him lairds. Seth the dead. They got down, and were prairemiliwg to ride his pocket., when a woman met Ca• *harlot' ffmkukthoolnise op, st d seizing the Prisoner, drag ged Lilo of Mr.. F. eselsimiag, la God's name, what are !ont celdg do with the Gentleman?" The oilier ran awe}, unit the Priestlier, as soon as he mold release himeelf, &d -ironed kinimmenple, bit not notil Ws. Dulcet* had compell ed hint tr/ Iwo mind, Mi that she hail a Rill view of his feature.. t wee remarked at the lime that she offeedem spoke with 'a 'memo Irish secret, and a pursuit being soots ai;erwarils raised, obey were oveitshen by • tradesman of Staditeard; who milled them where thry ware twilit, and they wiitt i t. March. 'He wee potting Koine farther questimes; when they bolls ram away, bid the Prisoiset was ptirsued and tertipetl;pit ia a l triteb,,a few yards from the spot where he test' Vet', 11;. Franklin'. watch was The other freloir effected Ilia' escape. They were boll native. of Ire. lied. the the Prisoner two sheet pistols were found, Which wcreformed of beam, wailed on ill pieces of wood, lint were not ealculated to du any series injury. The Jury, without hesitation, found the Prisoner Orilly--Derith, but recusa nts's:tied him to mercy, on account of his youth. JULY 14. Joseph Raprimowd, aged 19, and Warms Were cons - icier! of burglary and theft at the house of John . Vensom, at Hitehin end James and Joseph Aldrioe of re. ireac;ng the stolen property. Jamas Althige wits forthwith sentenced to transportation for fourteen years. Joint Carter and Thomas llorrkfor were indicted for en tering a certain close lieltinging to Joseph Andrew Lantour, Esq. at Hexton, in this &molly, with the intent illegally to IE4I game. *nil being there (amid with lire-arms in their pos. tension. A second comet charged them with assaulting William Darhy and Joseph Godfrey, with intent to murder them. In n third count they were charged with a common walanlt. No evidence was offered on the first count, Mr. Jnesiee Bailey having expressed an °pinto,. at a former Assize, when another person.aas tried for being cosicerwerl in this affair, that that charge could out be sustained ; awl the Jury entertaining a similar opinion as to the second /vent, found them guilty only of a common assault. The Joke immediately seafront! them to a year's imprison ment each, and at th► earl of that time to find sureties for their good beha►iour for ten years. James Dome, Gearrii Shy, William Greta, and Watiam Crocker, were pot to the bar upon an ItIIIiCIDICOI, charging them with offenen of the same nature as those contained iu stool:1st, with the additioAal charge of attempting to shoot Thomas Wakefield, Thomas E. Doggett, and others. Mr PLATT detailed the following facts, which were after ',rinds preyed in evidence:—On the evening of the 29111 of J•ouary last, %Vakefield and others, gantekceper and as sistants to the Rev. Sir John Fitton, Hart. who is proprie tor of au estate near Watford, were on time watch for poachers, and teti the four prisoners and several others ■rmrd, some will, gao., and the remainder with hltsmlgesilis. As weight ire canard, a rencontre took place, during which shuts were tired situ truth ►ides, and one of fro poachers wartwourd ed in the hip. They then came to close quarters, and the gamekeepers were moat terribly beaten, two being left roman. J•se end weltering iat blood. The whole of the poachers made their escape, and only the four prisouen west sable wanly apprehended. The misdemeanor (going out at night armed with in tent to kill game) was clea►ly brought home to them by there p.hea►ants recently kilted heinl found in ■ bag where Ilia sictiffie took place, and they were found guilty upon that The COMMON-SFIULANT, whn tried them, sentenced the whole four forthwith to Irsasporlatiiiit for seven years, Irving I b. highest pit nishment awarded by thestatit e. The Assizes try miaated this day, when the following Pri susr-is receives, sea trim, of dent h, 1 1,0 us se Blathers amid James Neighbour, for bouse-lweak j,g ; lingh Csrhill, fur highway nail,. ry ; Joseph Jennings sr,d tv, Shingli ; fur sli , ep-stealing; Joseph Ita)nient and Wiliam Hunt ; for bur, , ,tary ; and Charles Slat h, fur horse stealing. Witham Slough was left fur eweention. The others welt teptitved before the Judges lett the town. OXFIPRD .1511ZES. go Weilneaday !alit the Assizes fin the cohnly of Wert) w. 11! holtleo at the Grioldhalf;• Oxford, berme ?dr. Justice BErr 404 Mt. JnNlle R:c.waawsota, when the following Pru.ourra took then tri 1:a : Joseph Wail/fast. act d charged with stra!inc ut fm ti two plena of In i!•hraav, the property of P.iehrid VO:I —Twelve rootstlts ua piiaoliment. Richteni Smith, charged with stealing at IFtycid a *ether shop, Oa property of Amu Booner.--Desih. ;Joseph air„cd 23. fur ateatiug at lYbeatley thrie 'Nikes of li , tt.utr, the propeity of :oho Staciy.— ANtinied. James James, aged CV, and Jotn Johnson, aced 3S, eftvtged with witeriam at Gsiaiiiiglun stied nehaili tru une r","4 notes, kitowia.g liar same to be forted. —neoth. . . Cldristpplats Lipscomb,. aged ttn, chair it with coffin .I..an and stealing from CtoWesdon three ash timber trees 01-e property of W. M. Ashhurst and George tSiodersky, Ltoles..—tirtiteileeet. Jaateslloberfa, Aged ti, charged with borglariatisly en. terang the dwelltng.lonoe of Thomas Herbert, of Banbury, ant stralmg a quantity of woollen cloth, the property of jU it'hit takers —Argo t tied. ifoihneap aged Tit, charged with lehonottayatealing at Chadlington, a (tonality of wheat, the p. upei tyof Jonah Sn.it h.-7 years transportation. John thentli, aged 3., charged with receiving a mrantity 41f pleat, knowing it In he eaten, foam the 'premises of Jonah ' trasirpoi lion. William beat, aged 21, charged with a harem., in the 1 ~,,, se of Doyley Wise, of notheny, and stealing a orek of towr and three haws, Ida property.—Aermitied. Ralmard'llissby, aged Id, liirAaril Chita*, aged and John Chilton, aged 25, ►baryed nuts a burglar! in S he Image or William bud limes Gardner, 44 Add, rbury, and stealing Inv flitehes'ot triton, iww hams, one chine, and part el a p.g*, face, their pro pert y.—Drinth. . _ . . . Thaws* Getrit;er.ageil 17, charged wish fehusiousky sites/- tug iu tbe'lluese of Titumas au-lin, of Deckluirtun, two tes iuptiudb Mud Ise one pound Ilauk Hater, his puprity.- oPalh. 041Nya Gee myed 21, shamed with • hollelary i• the c William Smith, of W. Clement's, sea stealiug MY. .u) arll4 fre of 'mum, rel James Coosa's, seed 47, charged with feloniously slesnits , at I.:Ansley • quantiiy of Arent, the psi/petty of Charles asoighs imprisonment. Marx liroxylepts alias Splfile, seed 23, charged with fe loniously stesloig its the Moine of Wilaison 11441110016, ost . Derldinciuti, Iwo are greed lissik wolfs, his progeny— beven years irmisportatims. ltoierf flak aged 25, charged with iasersisaghter or Timms , 11•11111, M llssadteeli.—Osoe usianSh's ialpiipeasaeat. Jana Leib apd $7, Tharged wish faisiiiresly meshes at portly of Wm. Greess.--One year's imprisonment. Richard it/oi, aged 31, and Litecord Dlirearfey, awe' 143, charged with, haring, on Monday, the sth of Jane lartA, in the day tinse, broken own the dwelling-bosun ut %Ciliate* Simonds, at Shintield, and feloniously stealing a shawl, Ay gown pirce,•zuww, a Waktraml, simoelarut k; 11111 a piety ur muslin, of she rattle or iire shillings and upwards, hit property, and Sarah Trite, aged 28, cliatrgrrl with rec. ;rime thrsantr,knuNntg than to hare been stolen.—Richard MIN and Edasuril hhicaricu, Death; :Isaiah Price discharged, by I'm lantaikiii. Francis Hazard, aged 14, chaged wills Laving, oat the 15th day of March law, at the Liberty of Early, privately and feloniously stolen from she person of George W.trwiek, one sdk handkerchief his property.—Nut Guilty. John O'Rrysin, ag••d 43, charged with haring. on Friday, the 30th day ufiutie tart, at the pariah or Bishann, music 1111 assault on William Kates, of the age of Are yearn, with an intent to commit au unnatural crime on him the said Kates.—No Kill. Thomas Smith, aged VI, charged with having, on the 12th of April lasi, feloniously amatilted Small, ' the wife 4.f Hugh May, era the King's highwt.y, near Grceulaitu, nod stolen from hOr permit' Op.—Death. Robert Mocker, aged SO, charged with hiving rommittect perjury, in los eridruce, upon au appeal. on the '.'2.l day of October, in the 58th year of his lair Majesty.—Discharged. by Fraelantuii tttt . Iroberf Weltridei4e. aged 19, charged with having, ow the doh dm, of March Wet, broken open the dwelling.hoOse of David Heath, at Windage, and stealing flier-vont articles of wearing apparel dial money, his pruperty.—Seven years' tramportat mu. Robert WrAninn, aged 50, charged with 'saving. on the )Pili day of February lasi, at the parish of New %Vladimir, disposed, of and pal away a certiiii forged promissory lode, purporting to he a Hank of &gland nate, fur the payment of ant. pound, knowing the same to be Caged, with intros to defraud the Govesuur and Company of the Bank of England—ruurieru years transportation. They were all reprieved lwfore the Judges left the town, exeept Henry Breit, who is left fur 11011. A canoe of riefassatien of character carve on, in which the Ptaiutifir alleged she lout 11th n disappointed in her ma 161110018i Wit as io cousetretice of being defamed. The Hadendant was a relative of the pasties, stud hail said, " have you take care, fee no great catch." The throat lower was, called by the Plaintiff's Attorney as a wistarias. and ow hid 11101110-4 )11111fill111111011 scknotirledgert that said Attoraey hail read over the declaration to him, anal had instructell him to he very particular ia explausig the word retch; that Ire irsulerstuod tt to mean she WWI Wall 111 bemuse his wife; the purport of this was given to witness, la writing, by the etterrery. The vitae.% ea farther ?Mali: 11041•16 ocher/alertly'', that hod he known Wintostilic's age- I. shoold out hare married her. Oil' this the Amalie Isiah there was au mad of the *clime, sad airdatsrl - the g sg or ga l to, tag consawittml. • On Monday last the Aasieee for the eneltity of Reeks were holden at A Inneellon. bervre Mt. Joe flee BEST and Mr. Justice ft/CHART/203. when the following Prisourte look their teats • Jaynes Bayliss, aged 211, charged wilt having feloniously broken soil mitered the ilwelling.lioase of Thom.. ithestraver at SuMu, Wick, no person being therein, soil stealing two Omits. two shawls, and other thiup, the properly or Diuvii phi:rave —Lbealb Seems/ RiosLkull, need 17, and Robert Leash, aged 57, (-hugerl with having, at the parish or Bari!dun, stolen one sheep, the property of Richard Pourleit Wrigkie Benyon, Faso.i one other sheep, the property of Sir Richard Bar. rough, Rart. ; one other sheep, the property of Mr. Senn tiers ; stud rote oilier sheep, the property of Mr. Lowrance; also with having, on the 2.2 d day of April last, stolen three bee-biers and three shucks of bees, the properly of lelesjamio Wiggins, from his garden, at liattesitbon.—Destk. '." William Bond, aged 2.1, chervil with. uttering, oil the r 3d day of July instant, at the parish of New Wiodrior,,a arm *it W. , Lain forges promissory note, purporting to be a Baulk of ; • • England time, for the paynteui of o n e pound, knorwiug the • Asoerpook., of Kir.— same to be forged, with iuttat to detrisual Willisne Mr. befores.b. b. 1/upliewie, 6.)h ohl .... w Fowlers, years transportation. Mr. M. Ilroron's be. c. Mueller, yea told. Hewer Beers, aged 22, Jam Smart, aged 26,•seart .TeArt s um T yw hi ll Itultos, aged 24, on suspicion of haviug, on the 1341 h-day o •-•-- of April, 1920, is the day time, felonieusly broken open the dwelling-Nowt of Wilton Brushwood, at Greenhorn, no person being therein, andioralitig several art tele, of roaring apparel and money, his propertry.—Deally• Rather Hristpes. aged 26. chareed With Ike withl mordet of her female bastard child, al the parish pr great karitsg. dun.—Gosliy of concealing the birth—One yegr i imprints'. meal. Mt Robert armee, jun. aged 16, Rkharet Cog., aged ?11, and Joseph Refers, aged 19, charged with basilic, uti slur 12th • • day of Jame last, felunionalky broke. open arid entered the IXDLOW RACER • dwelling-hour, of John Latham, all the parish of St. Heka. Abiugdun, mid stealing thereout a quantity of Ilfperstre i These Theca were well stunned, and the sport gave great and penny-piers , Iwo pieces of bacon, two pen -knives i satodattirra. The Sweepsteakr on Wednesday evening, and three cheeses, a bladder of lard, two great costa, four sit- i cm Thu r sday evening, were severely contested. vet' table spoons, owe silver soup spoon, four silver silt i weir/memoir, JtLY S. spuuns, one silver mustard spoon, use silver pepper box, A Sweepstakes of 10gs. cock, for 3yr. old cults and one tortuirie.ehell sou auil one gokl.iiimunied sou fibox, fillies. of slur value of ten pounds, the property of the said Jobs gie W. W. Wo u n'o Is. r. by Young Sorcerer Latham.—.lloltert Bloat. end Joseph Reeves, Jima ; M r . Marley% b.l. Loyalty, by Ruben, .... .... Richard Cu,, discharged by puielaniation. i Mr. Stereus's It. f. Prinience, by Pow lion ....... - 0 George , Foster, aged TO, charged with havitsg feloniotisly Sir 17. W. Wyua's br. c. by Thiniderholl, Mr. Charhow's broken •ind entered she dwelling-house of James Witlentrition, be. c Bunnion, by Poulton, Mr. Juries:a b. g. Sophia& by and stealing therefrom a pair of brass scales and other soli- I Woodman, Were arson. ehs. his ploperty.—Sevets pears transport•listi. The Loill'oeil Slakes of legs . each, Go• all ages, one mile ll'illiontGriffin, aged 19, charged with having feloniont.ly and a halt —l4 Suliscreberr. atulrii one eopp r put and one copper frying pan, Ilw pro- Mr. Bodenhatu's b. h. Spectre, 5 yes. try Phantom Mr. Tonwo's b. e. Nordrsorid, 4.Yris .. Mr. Warrens elo. c. Warwick. 4 yrs obi • • I 11 Mr. Siren's 's b. f. Prodeoce, 3 yr 9 ar - W. W. Wyuu's b. c. Ludlow, 3 yrs 014.. ds . • • THURID4II. • A Ihrerponkes of 900.—Vvre-ssile bests. Mr. beteres.b. b. Ihipliestr, lilts ohi .. walked over Mr. M. Betioun's be. c. Blucher, 4 yrs *ld. Sir Tyrwhill Juurs i ts. 16.314/ticket Sir W. W. Wynn's br.c. by Tlietiolerboll, 3.yrs WS •. • Ni, W. W. b. It. Pitutaior. 6 yra old Mr. Ilodetiliair.'s b. h. Spectre, Ili* told Mr. Miyitoil's Maiodevillr t 5-yrs sold 19 the afternoon—A Per* of AN. given by Whit. muer, Esq. fur all ages. Four mile lariobi.' s ` Mr. Sieveses's b. 1. l'airno, 4-yrs Sir W. W. Wyon's ch. an. 1•.yr5....• • 1 ... ? T ri.p 4 3 2 Mr.Uentsou's tar. a. Fauvism, Oyes 2 dr M►. Charltuu'• br. c. hhanuoCk, 4 yr 5........ . Mr. Touses's b. h. Duplicate, 11 fes 3 Mr. IletAiit's Is. h. 3 yrs old, by Letist.wi Sir W W. Wysiti's b. is. by Tinalig Sorcerer, Mr. 1141411e11il b. f. Pritilestee,3 yrs. erre drawn. A Wilco Plate of 50/.. for all aver, brat of heats. ffir W. W. Wysia's c. 3 yrs 01,1,.h! yoitug Sorcerer 1 I Mr. Met/CHIN b. ni. Nikon', 4 yrs ukl, by ryldener.. 2 2 Mr. ITriusuu% b. c,Fuurus, tyrsuld, by York 3 3 Mr Itickele. b. r. by Crearuira yrs oIJ di* A Sweeystake■ ill 5 geint3ll each, to which was added • esisse 20 guineas, by Edmund Lechniere Ebsrltuu, F. , q. fur leilf.biril horses: best of heats.—Seven Subserib. eta. The s honer to be soli' for 50 guineas, if &wooded. Mr. Gabriel's bl. •s. Ael, 6 yes old, by B. Sultan. 4 1 1 Mr.Weavress br. as. Street se, 8 yrs old 2 2 2 Mr. Mosele)'s h. to. ailed, by A 1014.0 Mr. Adams's h. g. Corkiaii,ered. 3 dis Mr..l. Knight's la h. GeorKr,4 yrs oh/ • THURSDAY. A Sweepstakes of 10 guineas web, with 40/. added by the Turu of LIMPUM, for all are.: 4 mfrs.—ll Subscribers. Mr. Charlton'. br. c. Shamrock, 4 yrs old .... Mr. Heskiter et.. h. Mandeviltr,s yrr old ..... 2 This was a loom severe conti.t between Sir W. W Wymi's Pisrator, which broke down ;. Mr. Syrr'a Spectre, which rail in first, but was futn' short of wci=hl ; and Mr. Quechua% Slim mi tick. Mr. Museley's b. m. Fair %lonian, 4 yrs old; Low) Clive a Handel, 4 yrs uld ; Mr. Clives b. Is, Sovereign, aged and Mr. Nliorley's b. 4. Phernia, 4 yrs old, were drawn , . A Sweepstakes of 10 It &meow earl,, for Hunters, 4 miles.- 5 Subscribers. The winner to be sold fur 150 guineas, if ' demanded. Mr. Adams's b. g. Overton, aged, by Brigliadoro walked over. Mr. Clivv's b. ni. ISsiurook A Plate of 50!. fur all airs. Best of beats. Wirrees's eh. h. Warwick, 4 yrs. • 1 1 /Ir. lieskitt's b 11. Handel, 4 yrs .. 2 2 Sir W. Wy ch b. liutspolilia, b yrs,... The Smith Shropshire. Yeomanry Cavalry Stakes, of ire guilicas each, to which was added • Cup, valise twenty guineas, by Unarm Clive, for all ages ; fru ark hems. Nix thiburibers. The rouser so be soli! for 10 pumas if demanded. Me. Taylor's b. tn. by Deceiver, sera 1 1 Mr. T. Hockusaa's hi a. ky Brigliadtwo, 4 yore WC 2 2 Mr. M. Wellisme b. h. Unsafe, 4 .yes old A march of SS guises*, h. ft. sow numb the C0....', Mr. llamoulay's gr. no. Mandel*, beat Mr. Murree, b. an. Antonia . • LANCASTER MEETING. •••••••• • • TWILSRAT. MAY 4. . Icreeporaboo of 54 . each, h. R. for 3 yr old COO, SM. 31b.; On the Ilk ia►lMt, at ganichrirlm, 'purity Westmeath, the seat of Mr Richard Lerriage„ Bart. Ilse Lady of Capgaitr Miller, Royal liana Artillery, of a ma. BILATHS. Ou the eth instant ' at Weintraub, the Bev. WiliesplArip Bettie uncle to the Earl of Abimploa, late lettere isf AM Sind College, °skied, and far titan, years Rector of Beds. land, Surrey. the the leth lastant is lifootagoe.street, Raaselissaisnee, in the 29th year of Ler age, rifles a protracted illosseof Amster. smooths, which ahe bore with anvil 'mew slid palmier, braise, the behoved wife C.eertenay, ES+ Barrister at law. A few clays piece, at Toe CPSII4II, Deweseekise, aged 73, Jolts Hem y Soot beat, Bag. firesnerlyof inettanti.sesidleists,, metre Baulk nein, is the Gummy ef Dews. Contain s gowp endhils, Ilic property of *Wield 11olre•aa Six months imprieneworint awl herd labour." 1 1 Al these Assizes Edward lilittinrood woe committed tur • roma ywrmariemintsi .j.. girlies widows le Ilterbseletera of 'Aiello's, sad John Chilton, who were ennekted of a War-, . ' glary at Adderhort. • $ ...Ou Ow Nist Prins site al thew Ambles At►.re wen eight ciisises entered ; two of which were hearfrl before • Specie!, 'lvry, viz.w—Schdtz v. rhorwood, and ‘Vhi l sr;r6od r $ Selina. T. SCHUTZ. E$Q ir. 711% RIM. T. H. ini69Woob. Thin was as action on a felesed imolei'lliielitlf 4 fai'44 s• Act of Psrlisossot, plowed its• 1819, ow Ate mirtminre of I; liege piece of Gammon lAN4 is the.hherty of Shastanter, called Quarry Coppice, snit was in feet..BBl appeal Irw 44l L am jioliznient of the Continisslonei. TIM rbtivitil • id the Repre.. es'ntssivr of the Crown, the Inlieriteiee ,u, the forest of 1 NillektVlr heveillf beer granted to his snowbird by George lt.' 81r. ll'horweirol repreeegts the landholders - in general of llemlingims ased Harlon. . . . Quarry Coppice cosisists of shrine 040 seen. soil the qrse Jinn for . the Jury to decide was, whether smiler au agreement in'the 17th censor'', het greets Ilw Crown ind the parishes a d. joining the forest of Shotriver, and who lord common rights over it, the Isselholders of Ileadiagton sod Warms. went en. tilled to 170 scree only of Quarry Coppice or to the whole of it, then consisting of 257 sere., with the exceptitio,of • Smaller quantity of which has been broken up for stone pits, nail which sow ammo's to shout 93 acres. The Jury delivered in a special verdict, whereby the.riethe of the Lauilboldres of Headingtms sort Berton to Quarry Coppice was establish...l, wish the exception uf the right of M. Schulz to work the stone. pus, provided lin bas ,sr snore that five acres its tr , e at any vise lime; an chat ii is probable _i the judgment of the Carotid...hitter, %Anima allotted about six mere* sat a half to 31r. Schots, he Wu bf his sight; will taut be disturbed. ?RR REV. THOMAS WHORWOOD, V. ' ItKOVAt SCHUTZ, PS*. This was an scams arisinc in the same rrmiteras•tfee Mai The Plainta claims the tithes of gooey Coppice, and OM Ille:1•0111111 to prove that it, was in Hcadmoton pariah. ne 4 mil, that as it was uncertain in what plrielo it was siturtle i ., under a very ancient Act or Parham:lm, the • ishis if qgisi, meat helloed to him, as Vicar of Prsilinftem, no mho; perish having common of pasture on it low Ileadincloill:' The Defendant, however, proved tint ihe tithes were inched. pi in the !rant from the Crown in his imeestor • attd tbe Jury, under the direction of Mr. Justice Itichatil•Oo. fora. a verdict fur the Defendant. ABINGDON dS.VIZ ES. tail ?Nei — Witant WINCHESTER RACES. . " ' • tattethaist: .rvia 13. ,'tie Ring's Othselti rte lon yesterday at * three kale ley .Lard . Aiteibtrry's Vanitsartl, hosting four other*; and the SweePstikal by Mr. Mailhasty% lit Topaz, beatiag bee ;others. *. . ' • We'llte° ,ll Y "tr. . Effie Nests beat fuar miters, for theeity Plate. The . IlColltentret hod Gentlemen's Plate did nut fill, for w,ant of. boroer.• • • . Too-date Sir T. E. Illeatheotee Baltena hens six others, fur the Cop of TOO 'Nitwits, value. bud Ceptaio Al'C4ettoti CSoloice Civil on the Eadieernate, beating three ushers. • • !WADDINGTON RACTr-S ~. . . JOLT 13. • 42 Ph& of Fifra Pooads. TW.011 . 11/P brib e LIMIT Ailarbarty's b. e. VawEVird, by Haphazard, 4 bra Mr. Rich's b. a. Illsoe Rohs, 4 yrs wid ... 3 2' Mr. 11111'r ch. f. Jenny SldiUll. 3 yr. old 1 2 dr 11,4. Haat% eb, c. Napoleon, 4 %ea old i dr PRESTON 11E ETI NG. • • TUCsAIr, &WIT 11 0 .Plm9ocieSlislres Of SOLts ereb.=l'w.x miles sad a distaoce. • (7 Subscribes ) !Me. Ahrhaelsweeds.f. Lotiuda, by llapkaaard, ist. 131 b. 1 1111e.‘lates's f. by Thisoderfoult i out wf Derineice, Sol. 21b. Illweepodakes of 25es each, 10v. ft, fur 3yr of colts Sat. 51 b. Doe mile and three quarters. (1 Subscribers.) 'Mr. Tsles's h. e. by Whitworth, out of Arabella . .Lord Ikrby's•t. Pirate, by Smoleaskil Severity Pigswill', fun maiden huries.—TwO.mile bests. 11}r. rereasun's b. e by Don Cossack, 84 511.. Mr. T. Pieraeseh.e. by Walton. ....... Sir J. G. Egerton's e. by Dust Cowed:, s.l. 51b.. r., 3 dr waonxsoay. 'lle Gold Cup, value 100 es. added to *Sweepstakes of 10es. each, fur all urs.—There miles and a distance.—;Twenty Subscribers.) Mr. Riddelfs hr. h. Doctor Syntax, avol, flst.lolli. 1 Lord Sismlowts e. Comet, 4 vs old, Sal Mr. Cr aduck's br. a. Sir IValter, 4 yrs old, Bst ...... Seventy Pounds, giver toy the Earl of Deiby.-.-14eats, teen miles and • ilistauce. Mr. James's be. c. Murtha*, 4 yrs old. Ast 711 x.... I I Lord Stamford's c. llseiciau, 4 yrs u4d, Ast. 71b.... 2 2 BAIN:NORTH RACES. • wataneamtv, JULY IR. Sweepstiikra of ii!na —Two mile bents. Sir W. W. Wrimi'r h. c Ludlow, J yrs old. Mr. Steven's b. f. Prudence, 3 yrs odd An- G. PirOrli b. in. Loyalty, Jyn old. • • Mr. Myttitiiii gr. c. Claudius, •3 srm old. - • Sir W. W. Wyou's br. c. ity Thunderbolt, ) yrs uW, to the afternoon, a Pone of 501. Kim' b)• t' b uutu■ Whit. more. Eng. fur 3 mid 4-year utda.—The best of three 'ou twit, beat.. Allies, Ssl.—'Oils. Mewed, ist.Asone sat M441414111Mee. (4 Subgenera.) ' Mr. Michaelson's li. f. Lucinda, by Haphazard I Mr.. T. Stanley's W. f. by Tbunderbelt, out of Coto lip 2. ... • Fifty Porods..Sor iodides bonsoa....Twerdwil• Held.. Lind Sisilionirelsro. fillyv by Bontesabroseer, 3 yra 0111, act. '.lb Mr. Feaster's eh. c. by President, 3 yrs old, Ont. IWth .. ) 6 0 1 4 2 Mr. 31•Miniiir's br. C. Tin Pallier, 4 yrs old, Sat . ..... ...• .... ~ .. Mr. Halliborton's e. by Mattis, 3 yri old, dot 1011, • 4r. Shoiley's f. by Than•lettsok . ,Syry,fst. 71b 3 0 3Jr W/Dartoriv. The Corp .... ion Gold Cap, stlitul to a Sweepstakes of TV. r.ch, fur all aces. Twee shale.. '7O S rubel. ) :Mr. Riddell's be. h. Dotter Syntex, by Paynator,' aged, 5.1. lifb. (N. Johnson) .... :Wr. Crutork . s b e • Sir Walter, 4 yre ii7.l; tiof. . • S Mr. Clifton's 1..• r. Antonio. 4 yrs old, 1t5..... ~ . 7 2to I nu Duette Syntax. Woo easy. Match for 60gs. One mile. Mr. w. Crompton'. gr. es. Enspreea, aged (Dwiter).. •• -. .1 Mr. HUH reri b. g. 6 yrs old —,. . 2 Seventy Pounds. Two.osile heats. Mr. Jam••••• hr. c. Saucelaux, by Walton, 4 yrs old, Asr. 71h........ .II Sir W. Wyniiii b. e. Tarragon, 4 'nil old, Set. 71b.., •2' 2 Mr. Linton 's b. c. Gialebs, $ yrs old, 7.1. tlb. ..... TIOU/tarilLY. Seventy Pownds.—Thrre.mile heats. Mr..Xarnes'a hr. e. Saurrbox, b.• Wsllon ... 1 1 . 1 Mr. Clifitro's b. h. Caniehrua, by !smelt Woodpecker 2 2 - . r• .... . THE ARMY. - • I The 2.1 Veteran Battalion hoe aa duty in Portsmouth , garrison, are under orders for Cork. They will be replaced lby i.V ..... n Battalion froui Ireton& . . *tally Ike .111hii . rigiForsit of lout usardsr.l into Rosier, front IVingliester, to remain during the Assizes. • BERG:CU{. • , • • . . The nuns so milled} aed whosse name is reechoed.*** Bill beforr the House of Peers in listsoland, is, at thapessoost ssionitist, in Paris. A few (la) ago he was Mel its the Bel. essny of the Opera Baffss. This mats, it is mid, was may as puail before he was attached to Mu service of the Quests Coroline He is lemarkahle fur his enormous whishro a and lade mustachio., whirls corer nearly his whole fare, med. leave pc steely auy part vieible bet his 11140114.—(Ginstle ars Framer). „ MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. • On Stint.'lnv morning, as Mr. John Heron, a resreetable irrhsbitioit of Harrow, was riding dimwit Dow,ishiee-hill, on his way to Hampstead, Whom tb..k fright, awl gallopped Oil at full speed. 31r. Heron was thrown off, and one of his Irel stickle( in the alveoli, he was dm rd alenr Iha ruad, for &considerable Aissawee, whilst the bone kept kick• Mg at him. When titbit's, he was eerrie4 int.) the I se of Ms. Belk the alga tithe *mom Arms, where he eapired. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. JULY TI. i. . - - /tailed she Iltreaselo, on a cruise; Seeing, Korls, fur If. Petersburg's; ma alriton, Power, for Loudest. ovrasowert. JULY PS. Arrived the Amphitrite, Dalsestrom, from Gtfle. TALI:ROUTH, JULY IT. Arrived the Aimsrefl, Watson, from Cadiz; sailed the lath May; she *puke its lat. 43.23. lime 4.15, the Chris limit of Pelmheodi from lbe buy of Oldie, for London. Sailed the Blucher packet, with mails fur Dahl's* mid New lurk. • LCYttwPller, rur.v 12. Arrived ihOltsbuses Plain; Baldwin, from 'levant; HM lonia, Rollise * frams .New tarlesus; hinge Wilhelm, Parks. ' vim, from Rotterdam; Williams and Jane, Hayesikins, from Amick Z , e; Thomas, Conniogbans. from St. Petersburg's; Amity, Previa, from Bartow and Kitty, from Smyrna. DEAL, JULY 14. Came 1161116 from the River and sailed the Almuesh, Whi ter, fur Cork mod New Seeds Wales; Albion, Horlgsum, fur Miransiebi •' Nielsen', Wilcock, for Africa; suit Baltic aler. chant, Lauelitou, for Yalperaso—the latter remaius fur tome of her passensers. Passed by the back of the Goodwin Sands the kinaueier, B.avis t , Gina St. Petersburg's fur New York. 111RIITINGS OF CRNDITORS AT CIIILDIPALL Yo•liotiow. P. R. 3. Br ttttt ), Charing.erose, Strixd•catlve•• ••••• 3 10 P. Hays, Lillie Themes-street. bitigest4oker 3 id W. Milro, Oxford-I , lmi, liner-draper . ... in T. C. Ildtio, Graerehureh•strert, wierlesole protonic, 3 12 IL Snowden, Harrow-on.the•Hill, grocer .1. 11. Itorpsoi, Poll-moll, mederioe.vruder It. Piiiii, Heil I.ion•etreet, oilman T. Missile, Huston, brook-roakcr - 10 A. 51'Fatlane, Tower-hill, loyomo J. flood, Portsmouth, brewer W. Oldham, St. Marthes.larse, warehouseman's Kuightsbridge, carpenter W. Rorkldle, Chatham, baker .... 1 10 It. Weer, Cast le-at reel, merchant J. Gillett, Crocra.coort, Fleet street, printer and bookseller.. J. Waring, Souraerset-place mind Bariser's-terrace, factor DIVIDENDS. T. Taylor, Guildford, liquor-merchani ls N. Brooke, Lincoln's tun-melds mid 80/0100101.1bareef, Strand, shoe-maker. .. •••,im l2 .1. Smith and J. Forsyth, Prismes.street, meseimats l2 T. Raker, Rochester, draper lO .1. Barclay,Old Brusd-street, merchant .1 E. Yates, Shoreilitch, pewterer ll R. Grouing, Broail.strect-benktings, stercbaat CERTIFICATES. J. Sweneer, Isle of /Rocketry, Derby, nail.ntasofacturer. —T. Danvers sod J. DUI/17N jun. of Cooper's.row, Tower. hill, London, inerchauts.-11. Casey, of the Stroud sod Stratums-ground, Westminster, Dixou, sf Lamb's Cousliatt.atreet, Middlesex, haberdasher.—R. Dust ier. of Horsforth, `fork, drysalter.—J. Junes, of Liverpool, mereisant.—W. Fear, of Bath, eshinet.stsker:—J. Newing ton. of Tunbridge, Kest, (Amer.—T. Fisher, of Liverpool, master-martuer. PRICE Of STOCKS ON SATUKDAY. Bank Stock 223 15 per Ct. N. Alllle 10231 3 per Ct. Red... 691 15 per Cent. scrip....lk 3 per Cs-Cons.. 68 4 f I Honk L. Ann... 18 1-16 3i per Cent ... 77 I °unshorn ..... ... 1 pr. 4 per Cent 5....... 87 I Cons. fur Ace. 74 70k1 POLTeff:*: mop . • sow rrarr.7. Saioritayiereolor. at o'clock. at. the lime the ll srru had got into her carriage to Porilnen•tdreed, and at the lime that lady Asa Hamilton was in the act of atepplag intuit* Carriage, there *se • great pnroatire ...swag Ilse persons a , ter/shied, swig thews were Mr. James View, but wife ens ii iiighter, who had lately arriredin t gadiw, from Liesa a , iihire. Mr. Fon otwerved a mos (0 round hews. and ts4 eu lie camel's Crasrerhi. hs sustrlieel, its the most $1 /riot ger, his gold chwia;seals, key. and watch, aid! RW . O, ' do, them. Mr. Farm wormed hina, war. , ' 4 440 P lisiq '" anid goad. use wi use conssablea appointed to ;mend Ih.• by Sir Itobert Me" to keep the larisee„ ppeasal Ils e came up with and eerared him at Si.. roil of Ifrorior, street. jolt as he Wort emering thronl.. t when a s l i e : same instant the ewhiser drippped the witch,, 'haul. Mid se dawn the arra at Mr. Thomar.* grater. t • The rohliar was lwarogfit. to the saver be kon.l, an d ~,„1 weal no examiltalion heron Sir ..lwrt I.llk. .r., ; visage cirrowistainres kiwi proved, ordered 1.19. t $ t.. 1 milted for trial. Th e si r A i ulsaa ..lansileas. Heirs which ir.ieed as r ennet's Ray, Cornwall, from ihr 14,4 th Sea.. the j„. lowing whalers at the Galipagiis r 14.4 Cretan, Spring fierce , Rentril, iVeliwie. I :Am, 11- ildinsa„ !Aeons, 'Earl of Morley, Cotrorteus l.ey, Charles: George, Asir and Eliau, and the Elias Veawea - - . • - Coratantly Jeep( ow Sale. ler the maestri modal ion of the r o b. • hr. by 3frosrs. Berrie,' end ti n. Fiefet.ruireert ; Menus. Smiler and Son. Clorapside; Orioles. Room aiol Co 4u. eforil-street Mr. *lied; Ilelbt1111; 111111 Mr. *Ffir.l4B, Moral Etritiltqr, 11k0C1)11. ' 4 Ol-ONION'S CELEFIIIATE6( .11.1 AJPIt ERGRIST Lortort, an 4 . ffetrirat ERUPTION% an the FACE and SKIN. weettrithrilitPim pies, Blotches. To urn. Ringworms. T. n, Sunburn s..Erer kiwi; Prirkey ReitniNs of the Moe, :Cask, Arm,. Jce. and fur Scurbistie and Cireaneous Eropliona, hung talk eze7luable acouleition awl eppredere In the !Quist erre in the Nobilily bud Grntry in Ott Visited 1I10:10 . 1n. 'l...Pint. 4a. firl. earl.. Ralf pule tir. • A hio, those bighly.estermed Medicine's the CORDIAI. PALM of, (;ILEAD, fur henna. nul Corionsuptirr Doni r . dn.., ■ isnot the AN . 1 . 1-111PETIGUIES. oe SYLOMtiN•i. DROPS, for Seoilnatic and other disorder. originatin: from vitiated owe or the blood sod lymph.—Prier Ile pe ur low in one family hook for 53.. will, the Wort. " saa.l. Solomon; Liverpool," trier:nod on the stamp. By bis Majesty's ROYAL ILVITEitS PATENT. LEAKE'S Genuine YELLS, jn.tly famous foe Coring, he all its Stages, a Certain 'awl' Ptll is a dose; and the labia/ of woo Box, ire a ie Seal Caw, 'till *outs couviace the Putout of t h e cataiiity of his speedy recovery. Iloolinng can be hetet:. roataived, wore safe, ne more convenient than this remedy, for inch as air obliged to tN joornie. or In ars, as it needs au eunilitiesnent tar restraint of diet ; and SO years esperienee (in an site practice) leas proved that it will effect • ense, • when re. pealed salivation and all tither Noethikli avail uotbptL Foe tile Scurvy and either Cbrunical Disorders, this,Medicine MI ant its parallel. Upwards of 40,050 persons, of bath seat% hate been radically cured of the above erne! Dia. Orders within the last eight years. Prepared and 0.11.1 the stile Proprietors, T. TAYLOR SONS, Swrgoons • at their house, Nu. 9, New Midge-street, in boxes of Is. 9.1. each, duly iarluited.—N.B. Two back dimes am, Bgbts I. the positives! eight. They sae also Sold Ly tiieir appointment, with curious directions, at 119., Heptioiru'a Toy-shop, 100, ttsf..4J-street ; Mr. Uishormigles,7,, Fish sleeet-bill, nearly opposite the Monument; at Mr.)Laatee.. Edinburgh; Mr. Newbeey's; Dublin ; and ley fitiC person • every considerable town is Great Britain mid frejsail. Advice gratis to persons taking the abuse, or !Alter of'. the Proprietors' 3/eitieines.—Gleets and Seminal STeskaesse... eured, sod letters, postpaid, answered. • See the list published by the ftoyul Collage of London. ..... ADVICE. . 34, DERN ERS STREET, 41 N; FOR WITS Ell 7. DR. CAMERON minimises toe eftt• Studies and P.aelice to the Core of alt . inuarttlenwt. plaints, and doom Disorders (the cooreqtrenee of Ally pas sions and juvenile indiscretious) by wbich the powers of also constitution become enfeebled its bulk sexes: as also a Ca lais Mirage, in all its stages; where early •ppliration i Made, be pledges hintself to prevent the infection. asid crash. ode slight cases in • few days; nod those complicated with stricturus, soil caber alarmist( maladies of the genera. live organ', are by his plan ratheally cured. Dr. C. bur been completely roccesaful in resnov.ug gene's, or local de bility, produced by various causes, iii both sears, and re storing those to perfect health whose cosistititt bas bent impaired by a long residence iw but climates, or nutlet misted by an imprudent use of mereory. Dr. D. may be cum:whetl personally, daily, from ten till three, and, when required, in coujusiction with a Dember the Royal College of Surgeons, nitb the greatest steresy, at kis bona., 34, Benters.strert, osfiiridsites.. N.B.—Patients its the Country, ilercribing Ilse nature of their case by letter (post-paid), enclosing a reuitttanee for advice and medicines will base them rent, with p a upe r direc tions, to any ;Pert of ;he kingdom. Direct to Dr. Cameron, 34, Reuters Weft, Middlesex Suariter is tondo s foettlie to re. • The treatuseat mild—lbe cute 't n eflo. , . ACANDID Earutiuntioo of Prefessmiaill Pre trosions is only to be feared by those, altiplate eau seious of incapacity. lea pnrasett at an rely period of our professions! caller ales the importance of a mute minute &itemises to a Masa of die- eases peculiarly affecting the growler opendiuostif Nature, we boldly deviated from what was held to be medical firths. dozy ; attacked the vaunting, of empyricism„ and, by Ile featiag iq vile purposes, conrider ourselves jitstly entitled to that approbation and patronage *Web, fur twenty years,, have rewarded our seeccofal and devoted studies. The estimation of our colighteoal Monroe, who frequeutly ap peal to our opinion, is an additioaal gratification to oar pride, whiteout' authority from the College itself, strength ened all it it by the mutt enthusiastic testimonials of almost every Professor is the British Metropolis, trisM ewer protest the sanctity of our (sine from envy or misrepresentation. The impetuosity of youth, or the mosneetary want of notion ill the mature( mast, often lead S. e ff ects tostagioui disease; happy, therefore, may the early appli cant be called, whose anxiety as be alleviated by a few days' care; and even 61 the more adman., stapes, chars,. terised by uumeruns symptoms, we an Mastro* use asser tion, by rendering the treatment mill, the cure effectual. Every orgauic change, or futictional distiirbanco, iuti destat to the generative economy, falls equally within our province, and wall yield to our emotion. Among them am diseases of the urethra, weakaess, suit musiitutitioal de rangements, i.f however long duration. The chili of inaiiiiiou may be restored to appease*, ancl, instead of being evil:lowed by Nervous Debility, be will circulate the masih.r pnwf of vigorous impale. The ti 1111 l • of au Advertisement do um allow the etasoillvition o f on: eabieett, blot they a.r siiiipJ) detailed la a Wi.ik tie Nl* pabltaheil, (*llea the iryie of 14e, the rapist .ate w 0h0,1.. aceouipeatril With all 111Cfrillillig practice, are roofs of ore geom.! utility. The Book can be hail se tc, Pateroesier-row ; dtti Pall mad ; 4/, ; le, Prioett-oreet, Suhu ; 134, awl 34, Flee‘slaost; or at soy Booksellers. Nadia/tam are felt with greater poignancy by the subsea time those iretaaioned by Li. Doh itopratlettee ; sal to 00. Imre of roosultatioa le lilieratity of ethieettoe is the Pf ek• frame woe derirahk„. than white Ike roosl entersowited &ace is pieced, mod Ike moot iiartailetrie seamy is ea pelt* - tire the teems are plaiuly stated at the foal Prerreiew, ee ira answer to Lettere nimotely &milks, the symptom. sod en eloaiug a uneaten,* fur wnlieike aorradelar, win/brae be forwarded to any part if the world. GOSS sod Co. hl R.C. fierigeone, 11 4 , preaverie.elmt, Flert-atreete.-A priests dear mend the Gorge& Pr finite — A Gums Mee, N.. NT, Ilbani by C. of the Samoa. MN WILLS , t t. l / OM woo** rem! =