The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-11-26 00:00:00

..**l.Aii , niftiticEiVr R. —am...- , COtStf OF ClabeF.RT, turbots's !Wit, MONDAY, NOVI/SIM *b. . -.......- t LANDF.STINF. MARRIAGE. 4__., . IS.E 9 I/4". AIN ORTH. 'Mr. TIFIED--`• Vu phip desired thietlifir i rate of Lets and AiliallWri i should be mentioned this morning, it being understood that the hot of the voting gentleman, who bad married a w of the Court, was a man of sutritance, and ; desirous he what ought to' du fotkillir son, thou he 41 led without his kn o y. Iledge. In it ,, ii•l of feet, lie has 'eyrie or eigl4 children, and, its this is his ynqiigett, it coltiet I ' he supposed lie would run alifi to give a A large sum of money ; hut from *Othethilig that fell ; from poor Lirdship, he is willing to plop* what -; i be trusts will be considered reasonable. I should • mintinti to your Lortbliip, that th ill making the tio.i. iford Millie 1ri,.1; baud. : :ong lady a waffrof the Co. as filed by her next friend, in Mt minie of r of the hoe. _• ands, 1 0-morrow, at Talgate; anti An application was intended to he made, to Dud • I insert the'tionicof ChipOncile"Atesd of the fa th er, ' " 4 """"t ' I L 14 °r 1^. ° E"dge• whose name hail iii the fiat ie...." 1 -ance been made Ilse this elAy, AI HAsin ; .Ibur.day, • u iy, at Caleot H•II , 411 0 I of entirely without his consent, or his being ac ' thia day, at the &nes Head, teal. 1 ritiiiried'with the circomstenice. 14e is apprehensive e, at /Nemo Ellin,. • it mursillpeur odd, that r bill shbuld have been filed. fv-lavorrnsa l at shavie‘ lo o; Fri- , by bids mu' the father, with a view to defeat the irs.. 11).5111161 " h Y• a t W ""bur , • I /meat of his son; it may be amulet( to look like a on Thaiiiiday, at Briak'ywalt. . [ trick. It was owing to my interference that the name was changed; a affidavit has been made by him; stating, that * nothing of his name having hero used. if ucted to assure your Lordship, that every th ' intended to be done will be p:ropeely done; and I ern now to state, that it having beet' mentioned lie was worth 40.000/. he is desirous, out of respect to your Lordship,,and r•paril to this the youtigest branch of his family of making a liberal settlement on his daughter-1 law ; swish/Piing that notwithstanding he has - large a family, his two eldest sons have been amply piovidrd for, and are alresdf settled atlife, he has agreed to settle on !hie Laity unissellibbered reali ililikitt aof the value of 8,000. Under these circuits wai.cra, I hope youtt r ordship will send it to the Mister.l".. The at& CieittscELLott desired it 'sight be re. fell, d to the Mastat t to consider of a prhper settle ment. 4 Mr. ilsat.D Award, that lie hid an affidavit stating the warmer ist which the banns bad been publiaird. The Los') Cs CVLLOR said the Mader should 'inquire Wheilier,railiittiei had been iWoperly mar. tied. Mr. HEALD stated that hi did not know whether the Court would advise the parties to he married again —they were themselves desirous of repeating that ceremony. The LORD CIIANCILLOR thought it would be desirable they should he married again. -- -- .END LANDLORD. ;les Poiland,Fai.ot . visit to but. estate adjoiaitia fbe caunty Carlo., and called a rates! As each atan appeared is his _ _ fesioc, •nd **id, " Pleiese y.. airears in which I ans indebted so asthansed to present your Honour io soy hood; hot if your Hssooor. , of is, when God sends me the re honestly ir—his uaiform reply was— ram afford, sad be shut ever so cheerfully, sod when God 14..11 .. --- remainder, put it into your pocket, or comfort. of your family—you and day." To descend to parlitalars 'Founds he accepted of five pound.; m received seven ; and out of eighty ponied; sad is two or three coma rc ' 'et handed to hirs,consideriog, from litres, that they had given beyond thee gave them all receipts is full at; made them • further reduc per CM. and moored them bas old aodestrioas tenant. In eaceedeill that redaction; but fell What anode example! 7ontpany's ship Berwickshire ti Chlut an the 6th June, the rdrk irst the 7th July, the Akceptein were expected to 'h July. and the Orwell and tilting of August. very depressed htare of the and the rednced prices of we are informed that for home of this city otters hive been nearly the old rents, and for tier no less thau three sub-tan. offered these terws.—(Carlisle correspondent strongly recom -ks sbould be round instead of slack, he says, keeps out the Ithout thatch, than the latter does that the farmers of Cleveland experiment, and found it to answer. selling at Thirsk, at is. per without the 4141, with the . _ stone of 141 b.., ham* alone at inch makes the other part no mere lb: Candles at 6s. per dozen ; and w h i m a t 4r. 6,1„ to 5.. per bushel. w male its Herefordoloire, st hogvhead Of 150 gallons. from York mom us that he !ceeded in curing smoky clout ing simple means:—A wire over the fire-place. of about loch. the effect of which he neous.— (Kaleidoscope.) -Two parties lately sallied squirrels in the south part of t of &Ikon, in this State, -tig from the Geld of battle, it one had Pilled 3,28/I of these destructive vork Paper.) Taiaszac—R fellow, wearing on Saturday week delssrred woimito), with • halter man. dressed in a smock ily agreed to give the tender igs for his goOds. ■ud paid .1 delivery. The transaction open market-place or Not• whose aunt keeps n small gra :ridge, Durham, has been iii (yachtr amongst the society of iters. The multitudes which it that place and the neigh hear her, are almost incredible. Ipressive manner in which she is 'intents, is in the first *Lyle of rch too is the rapidiby and speech, so vehement and :intimated -stemporaiirous harangues, that sited the admiration of her ,ed them to believe that she inenced by the spirit of inspiration. female predicatrix was oaken alarming were the cries site ut ' induced to call is her hear . 4 her in examining into the --hut the violence of her dpor relief cottig.be givemwstod hey to seraMr the neighbouring Her ; hut before he arrived her and the throes of the patient cries of an infant female. to the interest of the tale is, id found to be the offspring has alto acquired tio anall ience as a preacher of the same this may have upon theAchim; populace of Sfintley Both& iw not.—(Durham Paper.) • 411. ~~ COVILOF KING'S BENCH, l'lttnitSrtift, 'WI MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18. THE KING V. WILLIAM CLARKE. The Defendant. in this case, when brought ap for judgineig tout week, had time given hint for the pofpos'e of making an arrangement with his printer. to kndlice hilit to give up the unsold capita of " Queen ,Vub." The Delendant now put in an affidavit, and produced twenty-five copies of the w or k, a s all which remained in the printer's bends. Mr. GERRIT said he felt it to be his dety to press .for the judg ment of the Court against the Defendant, us it appeared from his schedule, filed in the Insolvent Debtors: Court, that at that time there were 529 copies in the printer's hands ; either, therefore, there had been a very extensive sale since, Or, what was more probable, some of the copies were kept back. The Court would Olio observe, that by the Defendaiit's withholding the printer's name, it airs 'impossible to have his affidavit as to the copies unsold. The Judges conferred together roe some time, when air. Justice BAYLEY proceeded to pass the son ' fence of the Court. His Lordship observed, that from the recommendstion of the Jury and the De fending's subsequent conduct, the Court had been inclined to +hew • very eatruoniiiinry degree of lenity towards him, but as he had chosen (from motives which the Court had no Eight to censure) to covers, Ille printer's name, the cast most be con sidered ai Eve *here the printer's mime was with. held. The price at whicloihe work was published, and its tieing in isietry, were eircumsianers winch probably would prevent its being extensively injurious to the lower classes of society, hut it was the bounden ditty of the Court to pro tect the morils of youth, which such publications I exposed to great drove. The Cour taking the recommendation of the Jury into its lidera -411, ( , and the Defendant'i conduct at the . rial and since, did order and adjudge tlioNie should he contioed in the house of Correcti oir Cold Bath fields, for four calendar months, sod find security ftr his good behaviour for five years—himself iii 404 slid two sureties in 40/.each. The Defendant ap.ked what was to be done with the twenty-live copies of.the work which he bow jied in his hands ' Mr. Justice BAYLIY-- 0 " The Comet makes no order with regard OD 11W111; but if you are prudeut y o u w i llestroy them." The feuding said, he had no objection to give theirs up to the Society fur the Suppression di Vice, sod accordingly he handed them over to the Aolicitor for the grosecution. Mr. Justice BAYLEY—"Thst, as • voluntary act of your own, is extremely proper—very proper conduct indeed." at The Defending then bowed to the Court mid withdraw inipvivtly. The sive P. The UNITEIMATY OF cameetvoe. This was an opplicationsPedeigo the Court last Term for a ultittefaustay, so• be (tweeted to the Vice- Chancellor sod University of Cambridge, calling on them to obese cause why they did nut elect Mr. Jeplisrper. Lecturer on Minerolegy in the College of St. John. Mr. Serjeant Lies was now heard against the role, and contended that lists silo riot a case in which the Court could ruterfeir:by ntaintomes. The pro. feristership or lectureship was :i mere honorary up pointmeat, o ut salary or rridowinent, except elnit'tneti ***r might dente from pupts attend- • 4 triE Mt" TADTEIISALI:S,Vatirk td. .3 I apt Emily 14 io I ROI Sister to Sliti ,• I apt Web IS to I scsa Bro. in Pella •ia 1 apt Guildford Plan tO to I aglif shy other: a 1 apt Talismail OAKS. a 1 art Saida 9 to I apt Shier to Sailor DIM CHASE. to Clooyhdne, hounds will meet this day at Norton Guide. ; to-morron, at Howthorpe, Leicestershire ;" Fiiday, al r eg Langton; and on Smut-Oily, at Medhourne. oed Anson's hounds, io•snortow, at Seal Wood; ow ,rolay, at Barbary ; and stn S si Oilstone. it. ',clod'', hounds, on Thai.ii it, at Shirty Park ; and Words', at Eton :be Giisnaden hounds, this day, it Brimptoo Wood; on Friday, It (Mins. rhe Warstlekshire Fou-tioelbds. this day, at Idliente Vii. I l e,; Thursday, at WutfurJ yilla g e ; sad on tisturday, at I, Orefield. The Worcestershire Fos- undo, to-morrow, at ?mirage; iis4 on Friday, at Dud 1% Slaoley'a it-morrow, at. Rort - nM Lodge, tiulywell this day, at Halkin ; 'Thursday, at Perm; and on Seto iy, at Cairo' Hid!. Mr. Hay's hounds, ibis day, at the Snar's Head, Ws,. kr-ten; and on Thursday, at Bocrtnn Tlye Cheabire hoorh', tu-nicwrow im at Shaviritioo; ..t . sr, as citii,hastiodeley ; and on' Sao at Wreiib l ory. ik ft. Pommes bowl,* on Thetaday, at Brinkyrialt. RICELLIeIift LANDLORD. Dining the pact week Chucks flatland, F. 9. of Fitiwillians. ai sare, Dublin, paid a visit to his. estate adjoi•ing lbe ti ti.o of Tulloev, in the county Carlow, Weaned a general thing of all his tenantry. As each man appeared is his osence. covered with confusion, and said, Please your • Mortar, out of else great movers in which 1 am indebted Mr Honour, I am really solarised In present your Honor. I bumall am I now hold io my hand; but if your Himmel emoleseend to accept of it, when God wends me the ern waiter, I will pay it honestly I'—his naiform reply woe— alfrir me only what you ran afford, and be that ever II I shall accept of it cheerfhily, and when God shall I , te sent you the remaioder, put it note your pocket, el wooer ihmewish to the comforts, of your family—you and 111101bIldear .10 this day." Te descend to pairlic•lari rat of ais arrest of sixty pounds he accepted of five pounds ,at of seventy pounds he received seven ; and out of eight, p•seels, rely one aiugte posted; ilia in two or three eases re , _flied/4MR of what had beeu banded to hi rn,consideri og, from tr apposiance of the creatures, that they had given beyond *Fir oircilistanees. He then gave them all receipts is fat la the ftth of September last ; made them • further reduc tat i• their rents of full fifty per cent. and *mired there not he would sever disturb as old iodestrious tenant. Iv ems lostauces he earn escredeil that redaction; but fell Rh. jimert of it Is eat one. What • notde example! 4 The East India Company's ship Berteiekshin maid from Bombay for Chine en the 6th June, the fre sud Duke of nrk the 7th July, the kinghamsAire turd n6cquein were expected Sc ow about the 20th July. and the Orwell and yank Handy the beginning of August. Notwithstanding the very depressed 'tate of the aftricnltural interest, end the redneed prices ey isiaieg produce, yet we are informed that for .011D1 tines in the vicinity of this city otters have beer made amounting to nearly the old rents, and foi one farm in periiculer oo less thou three sub-tan- nil tenants have offered these terms.—(Caeliele lorreal.J An agricultural correspondent strongly recom• needs that corn stacks should be room{ instead ea square. The former stack, he says, keeps cell the leitt Much better without thatch, than the latter doe ; and he adds, that the farmers of Clevelem 'live made the experiment, and found it to answer Geed rabbit, ere selling et Thirsk. at is. pr Beacon pigs. without the offal, with th, rums, at 3i. 6d. per stone of 141b5., hams alone a )d. per ditto, which makes the other part no mor ;heti "vid.• per lb: Candles et 6s. per dozen ; en. acillent good wheat at 4s. 6,1. to 50. per bushel. fine cider is now on sale in Herefordshire, hoe guinea per hogshead of 150 gallons. A correspondent from York assures us that hi , at completely succeeded in curing smoky clout srys by the following simple means:—A wire gause.front is fitted over the fire place. of eboni ;army-tw o wires to the inch. the effect of which he itsies to be instenteneous.—(Kaleidoseope.) SQUIRREL HUNT.—'l'wo parties lately sullen ant to hunt down the squirrels in the south part o Milton end west pert of Ballston, in this Shoe whets, on returning from the field of kettle, it sies FOLIO that they had Pilled 3.2tii of these destructive raimals.--(freto York Paper.) DISTIIVACITPUL TRANSFER.— A fellow, wearing his Majesty's uniform, on Saturday week delierree his wife (a decent looking wonsiii), with a Italic round her arm, to a man. dressed in • 'mod frsek; who had previously agreed to give the veude the sum of flee shillings for his goods, end pan the purchase money on delivery. The transactioi took place in the open market-place or Not A young woman, whose aunt keeps a small gra be's shop at Shutley Bridge, Durham, its been it high repute as a preacher amongst the society o Methodists called Ranters. The inithitudes wind have lately emensbled at that place and the neigh Into ring villages to hear her, are almost incredible powerful end impressive manner in which she 'add to deliver her eentinieuts, is in the first &Lyle o enthusiastic ardour— su ch t o o is the repidAy nu volubility of her 'speech, so vehement and animater the effusions of her extemporaneous harangues, the she has not only attracted the edeniration of he ~ corers. but has induced them to believe that she a task y influenced by the spirit of inspiration few days ago our female predicatrie was takes inddenly ell, and so alarming were the cries else ut ter&d, that her stint was induced to cell in her tlear• rot neighbours to assist her in examining tato the cause of her malady—but the violence of her lieu der was such, that so relief conieLbe givensponej at length determined to seinMr the neighhoutieq apothecary, at Ehchestet ; but-before he arrived feel pions had subsided. end the throes of the patient were chenged'into the cries of an Wain female What adds not t little to the interest (lithe tele is that this young Ranter is found to be the oliaprim: of a neer relation, who hes also acquired no mull celebrity by his elngpelice ass preacher of the tame t o -:eta-, Mist elf&ct this may have upon the itchial ears of the inchefifed populace of Sfintley Brulgi a nd its vicinity, we know not.—(Durhiiin 'Paper.) Ing hi's Iteidiiepiste annoSllt girth by his 14114esty ass isisrlti-r Of Brae. end Atom, lora Lie In be sitspeurted at soy dire ut the pl.-it.tirr of his Majesty. Tills, thrref , re. he conteinled. not -being an endowed office. wee not one to the appoint ers...tit of which the Court would interfere by maw dames. He had also a second objection, which was, thit his Majesty loving Visitor nt this College, the alf;l.citinn should loose been in the first instance fn bi. :11,:jerty in Council. lie therefore contend ed, oho. under three eticumstences, the role for a gi bi t d on ,,,a s h o uld he derchsrgetl, and the party ap plying be left to his other remedies. Mr. LITTLEDSLE and Mi. ALDERSON rallowesi c , on the same side. I The Count' inquired if there web at.y affidavit f rom Mr. J. T hson. stating ibis application was made at his desire and on his behalf The SOLICITOIL•GISS BRA L rand, he had n e' s speh .affidavit, but he was itiforene.d Mr. Jephsoto4opld make such an affidavit if required. Mr. ilLugasott—" If Mr. Jephson will ouch an 011(60, we will abandon the nitiotai but I have reason to know he will not tnakosuch an affidasit.:.' The CHIVY JUSTICE—" By what time can,you have an atbdovit e" _ The SOLICITOR-GIiNERML-" By Wednesday, my Lord." The CIIIIEF JUSTICg—" By the affidavit now before us, we have moms io think Mr. Jephsou does not deaire to take title office upon him. You may take till Wednesday to provide an affidavit." THE 11119 O. WILLIAM RADPORD. In this case the Defendant, who is a Sheriff's Officer, was broad Up on the mnt'on of Mr, Coors to answer a complaint mode against Lim by a prirson named Wood, euirging him (the De fendant) wish having overcharged the Complainant a considerable sum by way of fees, whilst the Corn- Ibtainatit was in hi% custody under arrest. It had een referred to the Master to report whether the Defendant's charges were extortionate or not, and *be Master now reported that the Defendant bad clarged a sum of 211. I3s. lid. beyond what he our legally to have done. r. COOPER now addressed the Court, and urged the enormity of the Defeodarit'a conduct in thus adding to the distress of the distressed, sod praying their Lordships to mark their opinion of his con duct by the weight of punishment inflicted. Mr. HOLT, for the Defendant, said, he would content himself in this case with calling their Lord attention to some of !he circumstances coo. !meted with it, and then Crave his client to their Lordships' merciful consideration. The Learned Counsel then proceeded to comment on the nattfe of the case, and observed. it was OOt till ten months after the period of the alleged imposition that this proceeding was instituted, and it at lust originated only in consequence of the Defendant's having commenced proceedings against the Com plainant's sister, to recover a debt due to him (rum her. He had letters written by theComplasnant to the Defendant, acknowledging the kindness which he had on various occasions experienced from him, and he could procure affidavits of the general good conduct of the Defendant for thirty years past, during which time he had been an officer. The COURT ordered that the Defendant should refund the sum of 211. 13s. Gd. to the Complainant, that he should pay the expenses of the present sip. plication, and further pay a fine of 451. to the -King. The Complainant undertaking, at the same time, not to bring any stellar) fur penalties under the statute. CRI M IIvAL INFORMATION. Mr. BROnue•Y said he hid to apply to their Lordships for a rule to chew cause why ■ criminal information should not issue against an individual named Richard Addison, rending in a small vil lage in Cumberland, named Caldcott. He made this application at the instance of a gentleman named Backhnuse, under the following circum stances:—Mr. Backhouse, in his afSd•,vu, stated, that iu 1794 and 1795, and again in 1799, he was in the army, and ab.oad with his regiment, taking a share in active service, and engaged in actions; that he had always been honoured with the approbation of his commanding officer; but in 1801 he was, together with seven other individuals, diiecied by the Commander-in-Chief to become the prosecutors in a charge preferred against supe rior officers on a question of discipline ; the prose cution failed, nod all these seven individuals, as well as himself, were dismissed the service. He hail since, however, been employed in the militia, and never up to the present time had any imputa tion been cast on his courage. Mr. Barkboute had been residisig in the same village with Mr. Addi son, who was a shopkeeper. About • month ago, Mr. Backhouse bring out walking with two ladies, he, to ovoid • piece of very bad toad, through which the fe males could not pass, turned a little out of the path, and in doing so trespassed on a field bi-longing to Addison, who soon after wrote a letter to Mr. Backhouse, which was the subject of the present application, and in which, alter giving notice to Mr. Bockhouse that if he tog-itin presumed to conic on his property he would be indicted for a trespass, Mr. Addison proceeded to comment on Mr. Back house's chancier, and to advert to part events in terms no way to be justified, and proceeded to use the following expressions :—" I beg leave to tell you, you are a cowardly incenthairand no gentleman." The Cater JusTICE—" Take a 'isle to chew cause." The keel of an 120 gun ship. the largest In our navy, is to be laid next week at Philadelphia.— (Itero York Paper.) One day last week as • naval pensio•er, and • boy, his assistant, were employed in catching sing ing birds with bird-lime, near the Old Manse of Logic, a hawk (the moor bustard) suddenly pinnace(' upon the cage which contained the call bird, and getting entangled in the wires by the ta lons, he carried the cage a considerible iligibince.- 11e succeeded 1111 disentangling himself, however, and the cage fell to the giound, his extended pi nions at the same time laying hold of the bird-lime twigs, he seared with them to a great height. The twigs shifted their position, and, as the Seaman nar rates, getting /Cross his breast ‘, like a sprit-rail yard," end depriving him of the nee of his pinioas, lie fell to the ground, and, alter much noise and resistance, was laid hold of by the hird-caichers.- 14e lived in confinement soiree days, but died at last of a brokerr heart.—( Adiabargia Paper.) 14.11. 1,11api1 - onde , PoLtci" )txsounti.v. • hundae foresen) a women was punched by the Rev. Mr. BOW 5T11212 1 . Cotton. the Ordinary of Relegate (what is grandly termed Y. steedsy Job* Manley end J4lt Moon. two well-kanwe the ellithonned sermon), to t hullo persons who were ordered elseractera, swore charged before Sit Bleated Boom, by Ma- fur intscations The Chapel in New„ ate was crowded to r,!. 4 111. sou and Hoke, two of the day patent, with attempting to rob ream sr ten u% lurk, soil sewn offer the Priftesere were • at 'real Gentlemen at the fire in HolOson, iii the most daring b r o ug ht to. On their heiug properly arreered, the con- Madder on Monday, by turning sip their c o sts gar. to after. denosed roe. nal opened, atiel.imni. (lintel, utter King and lain what they runtained.-...They were committed. Holland, who were convicted of a u itunetiral mew. made Sarah Wileby, Catherine floe's, r.wri Miry and 7Amente their appearaere, soda seemed Mobbed as the gate of tile Mureford, were charged under the ((Mooing rocomeisorea : congregation They nal d.iwit in the Centre of the pew ... r —0" the 30th tilt• the Prooerr It lylia hurl • reedy-ear- ;no mot Itarerte, fur a burglary, and CreeinPileCt, nished lodging of Harriet Johtmost, of 28, Berkeley•streer, OM. WM Cr/Their, fo. 11,,nerbrrvking and highway lo b- Lambeth, for herself midair? sister. Lest Sunday, abo f ' 14e who with If•lVillimors, are i ln sufFl c W os ednesday, h 'lf-Paal emir, atm Jollovott went nut, and on her rein W ere placed:o by their side. SPWlllierns, being of • different home, shoal six t. clock, fined she kit been robbed of i :Aron, did not set. nil Dinar Smite. The wretched great quantity of wea r i n g apparel, Imo hoc., and giOgi howail very respectfully, end, doming the dormer, ,property; olio all the rearing appatel eury C. a v o ncr o, b y th e ir l ou d e xcla ma tion+, livens reniteesee end is toil lodger. Bil Willa, lino tr ew Round -14. widookre's Contrition. Afire the Lawry and slimpast service bed Merl, Strand; early yesterday mor n i n g the a watched been toile through, the Reverend Oirlih•scy ascended the '4 by Mr. Coe sod a friend, an d as stem ns t pulpit. situp at the corner ofile• (-mot sat upeue4,pary hluntford The ...reit. dame the arlilteee of Mr. C.Mion, oared a rat to plMe, whi c h p rove d ter% e use of Mr. jesequenily weend moot 111. is hatid• in an limo., Gee's, when she woo stepprelr g, ~r. Th o r of the service lima gene ibrougit, the whole of the yai r ry, Mary Mraford b s to am( ilis• corn o being ;c id, the congregation and the hy.c Bayl . who had t a k preperty there, which u m Prisoners joi n singing with the reridermied .. The Sit.. • taken into coy oily, . ewes Lemeton nn;' and °ln the hour of tribulation have ....aen . iat man !Rumford Aid not appear t o be i we merry or on. 'Fbe wretchedwoep. then prayed tiredly and was charged ihe is a u atrloggou dept. Miriblilie I ineemottly, sad retired frenXtbapel. wife was eilp discharged. The other Prisoners colpert Roberts, tih• Js a very yo au, on seeing a fliend o of they werellKlty, and said the hlunsfurtla were inn : his, shook both his hand., and buret into tears. He Weer they were committed. rd very Nee,,,dy. Noised mid Sing were in an •Itnny of grief ougui-seuAks. I . during dieireeeice, nod tellied is 6 a hurried manlier, seem- GANG OF BURGLARS. ingly destrommg %Smoothie observation. The others so Iced Yesterday morning Ilea office wa s exeledjugly crowded ampletely absootted in medication and prayer ; they appear with gent lemew, , P o un ho li p co e. , ed i r .heme es4w r ed ..r t e u e t p lre . : 4 r r f d s . i.: ;( 300 miles al prayer. Si. George's. St. * M h e o r se ysl h e o b u t7p, ha a v e e rd ber Wee7 b art t" iis d ie . ;, n of obtaining some pas tof th eir property, it having been Y. woodsy ilorwing .lohn Hull .eged eti, and InUfterla aunoutsced that Herd, Brown, Waits, Puffer, mid tbt l King, aged 50, were esteemed in Bunt of the Deliteie dear female Deafiefd, talas were remanded ou T o uisday f o r rob- , of Norma. At an early hour • crowd begin to aeoromble, bane a greatcoats% besot in Euatoosplice, Si. Mary-it-base, and litany peopl e were on the 'pot at three o'clock is the e were to be brought op fur further eximaissation. noorniog, when the scaffold was brought trom tie Court The Prisoners were plead at the liar, and all preserit were yard, and erected before the gaol of Neweale• desired look at them, but i 00000 e could identify any of Hollsort, WOW was • (7:Moshe, oat 'weeded bribe Rev. them, 7 part of the O e properly io w possession of the I Me, Deverenx This tereiehetl man, wag no Menial, whir a li o o ffi cers. apparently in perfect health, but yea h na g iteistie Magistrate s Metlaates randing in Pimlico, said, his house had bole better than a skeleton, at so el was wee to be al ir been burglarivaerynniered about a fortnight ago, and lobbed m o st Wraps., of sostarollig the weight of to tabeciand of eonsiderablai properly. The tbieves had roast' by cut- frame. He has left a wile gad two chittion, of who be ` it ting aOw on mof the back Inan dour. Theg kb behind . t oo k wave yesterday, afier attending the coodeu a nsed eilliphe , . them • dallhastern and some suiplemente of humlobreakingo King has bees attended 'Mice hie contleamatem by the together with • hat, whirls they must have dr o pped iu their ('rice. Mr. Baker, to whose advice he paid respectful attest- . • bony to egeope—all of which h e d e l i v er ed to the fiow. lion, but observed • mallen 'scantily till the mum, us of l!i• tO, t street patrol, omit be was in loupe* some of the property death. i i might bate ten traced. ta Holland aeknowireleed his crime, and thvoluincleelf 6 1 , 1 The 'Seen said they had no further evidence aga t ost the i f ate, sai l ever since the arrival of the warrant fts h ' ' Prisoomm, and at pieseut uu flesh carp could tor made i tine. hie time. sight a n d slag, has been employed i . tod so .. opt eisaiest them. clainat wee and peasona tAroleispeente Being fof yae The female who is .n • bid 'timid health, matelot to pe e d... r oo t night two persons of the CotholieOpereessioa l a t • have her wearing apparel restored loiter, if it met the l set up wish tars, and were reltaged. In proyer Rie rester brown of the Magistrates: • ' part of the out. -Ole. Devotee arrived at an fatly [sari The Magistrate said by all means to deliver up Mot ' s e e giggaibi.,,,ed o w e i gginee n te of the Lord'olapotin and * f !I all their own privateslaperly, which was aeoredusgli dog, she eb o lp Un c ti on . Egig received the Sacrament st,tite sod th ey were ligain Mkt hack to pram opus tkaileargel bands of the Rev. Mr. Baker At a quarter before • I I with which they stood committed. ' 111 1Me,„„ ~ o'clock the Sarah, Messrs. Thompson and Lucas, lei . Nana itigki, 7, wwo.-eurees, Tobiblirlds, James i Under, Slooff, —.-- Claike, F. ~ arrived at the gap et tltaker, petsetreet, Westminster, and !avid Georlell ' proceeded to the presoysrJ, w Hollaud was ls I . r 26, Prier row, Pimlico, show yomba, were brought up &no ho w, outdoes. He ass iteed of his ts chimed with breaking Into the house of Mr. Ford, N. S v , • -9 , mar had aver, . ilfroi, mpiroice, sted his screams. Duke's place, Pimlico, on Saturday ufterewee, sod dealing ; anguish were most appalling. His whole frank lola - therein IS 'overripe and two 101. Beak of Euglaud notes, 1 *gowned With terror. liar property of Amos Holloway. King wee brooch. from his cell nett, and he approached l' The Prosecutor said he is a billitticher, and bad bees is I the anvil, to beemis void 4 1( hie Owns, with Ilse realest firm the City last Saturday on Wiliness; when he came home Va ss . H e mo i s t er ' t h e "a unt i e t a k ing t O rm o ff. and then about esgbt o'clock, he was told the souse bad been rubbed, Yeoslked to ow 'octoroon'' , to be pinioned, roaming by Ural lad and on examiniug She front parlour al Nu. 5, Duke'ssplepoo i o ,,,b ee y notic i ng hiss 4 sad h o me boom'. he expromed his the boa* of his fathepondaw, to found his desk had lea i readiaess to die. Theo t hickhick had out sir' a eight— th e Sbe broken opts and she above property stoles therefrom. ' • riffs had their watches. in their bands-e.k wain. 4 a triage thieves had iteleoad by the window. l of She time; this sheet mmute was Almelo an .ter i ia Wm. Hodges, lodger in the same house, had hover NS l agony to the miserable culprit s —at last ths bell or Se market with the Pemmeatoe .o mother, they left all theelmera pule's'', clod' chimed eight — th e conmetediund as from a lurked, sod bond them so at their return, bat the peelest e i dream, and were plated to a kind of procesnote, followoug window was epee; and the pocket book which COUtained tho t ' the itherore sod clergyman, mod they oaths* 'lnoue" the . ford amply ▪ was fogpty outside that window. trtil paean Of else prises, till they arrived at the hoot of the George BlandOod, caster, is the employ of Mr. Bro./. ..• godralel. liaised was first tied up, and thew Kime easumed rode by is his cart about the time that rubbery was comm the scaffold; he said is the execuoitner • very hastily, " Put gritted, and saw the Prisoners about twenty yards o fees) lb* then p ap over o p (ass: • It a ' ,opp o sed be sow some pates house.—They were emanated fur further exanoteatios. ' ohno koew him. Mary Page, an aboodoned w o man, e xit obargsd with - At • gouger past right o'clock the exectitiooer said that picking the pocket of John Edwards. i all was prepared; Pt , Cotten COnnyesterd reading,' griper, 4 The Prosecutor met the Prisoner is the stem! on Sunda y goad in the middle sod it tuck out his anaemia; sod gave night, and she entiord him to the King's Head, in Orchard: th e c us tom e r, memo, the boll was drawn, sad ea am terra street, where he treated her with liquor. Ile g afterwards fe11 ., ,, m o unehed to eternioy Tile ilialalit the deep fell the tab It • asleep epos a bench in the taproom, and she dais sees MI:O4V , 'm o oted lend execrations repeatedly, sod there were orgy of • cotton handkerchief, with 3a. lid, wrapped 4is the corner I au Where, the bishop i" and other stake expreeseuse. 4 of it, vat of his minallcluthes pocket, and intelpntly gall' libe ; At n i ne o 'clo c k the bodies were cut down, and aft. r being house. He applied to 'Dense', • coastal.% who app. , - placed in dire-reinstalls wore givea litheigielatttes tut to londed her at her lodging yesterday enueniusalleSbe woefully t0 ,, e ,,,, t , t ote —,_- --.___ committed. I ___ Surels Parker, a Cyprian, was examined on • charge of I Tat Fins ma.....the a of Saturday being ribs . felony. It appeared is evideuce that Jane Hopper, also a folly contradicted ye ter the market was in lady of pleasure, on Sunday night went to • public hone its !er en d eery sr • y, but till t11% 71 -Ac- Duck-lane for beer. She met the Prisoner std three men at fe n er a l he "„ 1 count on ‘l'mlneeday is over, may coat/title tle c - the deur, and one of lint in,., knocked her dews; ate gall, d the watch, and iateetly the fellow snatched her heeding , Mime. Upon the whole, however, the g.utal chief from her ma, end all ran away. She was after* • ouinion is, that Stock* will recover their p i sow going through Tothillateat, obeli the Prisoner, wham met, threatened her ir she nosed ageism the mess. She a— Lott' solo for Account 8 Ili; ditto for done), St ; il,l formed tie watchow), and he sent web her to Vickary's -tluced, eon; Bank Stock. /4 2471; eating.boste, is the Alsounry, where the Primary was, sad Cents. 941 4 Per Cents. 9 8 g7 l ; Nil 4 per upon awn% the weabasein she Sung the haudkercbief ouder Cents. 112111; Lung Ana. 10 1 0-1 q; ludia Ikatirk, . la table. She now said that one of tbs men bad put the el 53; Exchequer Bills, 415; Small alittaft 8; • i frip haDekereblef round het week, and Ole imended eu Mora it Foreign Stocks : —Spanish, 60 59 1 se Sipe! ; to the Proaecutrix. She was fully committed. Neapolitan, 771 ; Russian, Bbl. John Willies and Iltieloard Lee, draymee la the employ A letter trout Consiautinople, of INtabct 10, of Mr. Whitbread aed Goa, were tounierened La impeding the peblie highway. announces that the Pont. has received news of the Mr. Walter, itigiblesketase, I'2, Kiegnireset, Westminster, death of the• Packs of Egypt, but thAtysts hill elated, that about fuer & ft clock es Tuesday aernoust the m o tives for not makiiig ibis itnown to °Wit. Defendants and another ma, altogether three hays, pulled up as the esti of roma, 'skier up nearly the whole The same letter states, that SWIM inlerrirpted let. lets had given otcryiun to the arrest of +Wont silty street. A (tette emoted to come into tit yard is his gig, but lay *mild Gret kg. hot bake room, a It also safielpt 16 -der not look their numbers, which were 2, 22, and 27. ' waved with, they awe aseaedialipabu i. o . d . og yin beig i r i e k ,7,1. 0 cotnpelien in ore The Delladests mid they was ail* forakl6o , - 00000 of the Greeks, hat e•tal who was welling does • load ib dlaideaer'wlear, and that , , • xmopie, in w hich youi they wee. not abasiore. They were troweicted in the Ismael of 10s. enclosed guagea of Europe, Colonel Kidd wee summoned for Masks' to pay ta M 6 n --••• '''" -. man, driver of Roe beekneys•cowstre Nu. I Hy the sons to fur the litre of the said coach. The leomptaittant mitt, lb* Defireelant had takes his coach is Pieceditly last Senora! week about foe o'clock is the *herniae, sad reedmed hum to drive to the Custom base, and afteroade told bias to wait till he memo out to take him back again. He waited accordingly till nine o'clock, but the Defendast never came; her charge was by tome and not by distance. The Defadant admitted all ibis to be true, inept than he could hat God him al five o'clock, awl lie was obliged to tithe another coach. He consented to pay the conciliable's demand with costa. John Halle', a sailor, charged Asa Beare with seedy • shin, his property, off a line, where it had been hole rest to dry at his lodgings, •t St. Orosoad's tun, on last smoothy night. It appeared that he pr raised to footle, her if she (nurtured the feel, said the Magnum, in corsair qwence discharged the Prounre.• One of the most adroit robbers of France, who seem. the head of u cunsiderable band in the South. ern Departments, has just been urn:siert is Paris. lie robbed by housebreaking, • few menthe ago, a notary of Mons (Seethe, of eyono franca. The (I!riart of Assizes of that tow!, Mildemned him to twenty years hard labour. While is prison he con trived to escape, and came to Paris. This man went under various riense-a, ex. gr. Nowt, Jean, lqumette, Abbadie, Lablnalie, Riberole, Lacroix, &c. Ills srrent facilitated the artist of several of her invoutPlices, particularly his concubine. They are put at-the disposal art the glees Procartur. , I 1 it A -...1111NE. b the' c2(l Stple*er teller at 80% _ of the aro eto a yeisC felines fine, far. on k of us a work entitled. 2" seerded isk cessation. this Amy, • the Court Ytkeleol MR. OWtir.—Kll./CCM! , OWEN, the celehnut d paid r visit to this s sae tune at Killen... ' Wo,ittstoelf, &c., to rOth of the neightvang gently the sugicestiodaf this ' R AD 1C•1.V•51. Dun, Brest, for •splue reIISOW or appeared sitsiostie to was, ins+ 'sotto" obis duce army hody's pay Dome of Batheals. Soi applied appeared quite a 411:1011 body, with Orer usoouted red jacket, of • I Sinop' that es,, the *sod has hoodwed J ut • int the wewspiapers, until it seems to fie statutsig into ; lishion Isere just us It is-going out of fashion su Efatg land ; and those editors who 'feel d spord to noi woL o' • the red jacket are eodrovouring to sake out stouul".. l defittutous tot their 'dopiest waists-word.-1 Are Y Paper.) fah 'clr •:., ?Pr R. f o 4 . ist ' 4 • $ll/ 41 4 .41 % 1 1.'.;6=1 - 4"S' • -44 ( : the Porte, ise order not to he • . . to take SW Dragomans from .4 ~. ably toed a school at Cooston- wig l'iiiits * are fiesta the lan- •. • . and particularly the French 1 111 .1 • • . .1. list the Clear Fetet, be / Ok- • .410,-m:eft by the Aisle Cell f t yeat'S imprisonment, mod SOO ark un the pC9iOO of the King, !le History 0. „p t . pro. At the opetain ar ypirrleol the algal.„„„ I.KVINT, NOTKWithit,o.M.Mr, ~._ d philantbro e ist of ?hi Lantrlf,... cLut.ty labt total., and,ipussed _ l e. AVIIIIi Julies, Floall11„fall, e,eh of *loch neoss.iossilorrio. - - d ently erre inviiod to listen till- us benevolent !tootle:nay. • / u ring the last Session of Conk' 41 or other, there Membeve . whe o cripple or dealt., ever tbs. ' lich coeteirny thins, stud ay- tin i ay but Or L own, arquife tl e """ • • Sorge Soe of isio•hourit on V I A . i i ite pleased with 4he team, soot' General Cocte - las their litad, . f. is as a badge of rlistiortio&s :is, si weed has been handiest about 1 ... - I 4, . 0. 9 - 1 ~ 1 ~ i -14'„1 (; I i; ii '~ 4 I . • " . .7 ' • t'' o'rv - k 041 el 4