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LAW IPITELLIGSNCX,.., • (*WU 91t.EHANCEET.-I.4oposifibiss il . • • SA,Tviumy Misaoli-40. • • .4i • • .*: • 4 1" le Loan CHARIIIILL4)II Gaut st tictr•pag ten u'eluele. . t ..• ;•• .• • 'lO M A RIBOROUGR GOLD PLATE - hi THE •.. - • HOUSE OP BLENHEIII• TOE 114 AL OF LORD .11011fRT ARO acitirimes, r. HIS ORACO ?DI L IS 'OF ISIDSLOORODGH 'ASO T. TRI PROWS: . • CIAIICEI.I.OII !Ogled be rii.hrel to'ne e-forgieit titbit ottre vaitntith. qbattek 11, 41- 0 " 1 1• 1 4 I , )';ite !Cottle Defriiiint,t, Ipoidro the gold plate Lima? said. ite - brlitved throe was none eita , •OP diamond -tend, seta _ veri. Tie CilasicET.Lou observed, it aplieureti fife the .11.,yers sod the af f idavit of the Duke's 1114111 ..t kb:tame...l, that his Grimy offered. to plvitge other v....‘tLiti:e,prtsperty in lira of the gild plate. andlte ~shred to 'know what that propetty einisisted of. lit loneit,g over the paper he found the nuke wait a debtor to the Court' thesuot of 1,4014. for Ilse plate that was melted; and of course heel stilted s contempt of Court by Ro t h o sing and he must be dealt with as any oilier debtor who was its contempt, and it Was the duty of the Court to see that lie was so treated. • COOF.T OF KINGS BF.NCU, Gotthu.4l4, • SATIMIDAY, MlAsola 4. . • The Chief Justice came down ,to the Court at the usual hour (half-past nine) this morning, helv e ing yesterday declared his intention of sitnng fur a N'tort tune to dispose of some undefeudetl causes remain on the paper,• previssoii,to the Court adjourning over the circuits. His Lordship, who has Imes extreusuly unwell with'svielent cold iltar. ing ;the last week, found himself so much worse, Irruist4iraltlerisirning, that he was ism *We to hake /)K#10!IA Bench, sod tile Court. withont shy burfArrik„heiug Awe, adjourned ever to the 16 Irof Apad *rubs .• • ..• • .. • .4 •-•..••• t *stirs it. It•cO • T - • • POLICE. • • ROW-Vflt IT. • •, • RORRETHES AT THE THEATRES. A rew evenings since, as Mr. John Taylor, of Witlitrook, Aurnilor t . was leaving Drury.lare 'theatre, be was giddied uf . . Iti, welch and seals by two villOjn..,1•111) followed him to vale distance, and effected their escape after inflicting amecal violen► blows on his person. .41r../. Palmer, mectinneer, of Wimpole4treet, was lately robbedof hie silk handkerchief, near one of the side-doors, in the pit of Caveat garden theatre. A man, who said his noise wee Jogrph Barnett, was apprehended by Donald son, tb• constable, on suspicion of toeing the thief. Mr. Palmer recollected being rudely pushed against by the Pi i limier, a short lime brfure he missed his lisisalkerehivf. The Prisnw.r, who is ■ well-known character, was remanded for another examination. As Mr. Thompson, of Henrietts-street„ wale proceeding Into the pit of the same Theatre imme evenings since, he was s • .1.,b0a to the pas.age of a valuable -old watch ; and a Gen. vemaii of She time of Ynanrhn.h■nd was also robbed of a steer watch. The thief succeeded in effecHar, his eacepe. The 51%1111e evening Mr John Harden, of Airibleside, Writ. r I,•reland. on 'uterine She pit of the EnKhab Opera house, 1•!.1 hold of it n.an's hand in lite attempt to rub him of his watch ; lie succeeded in tteenrinz him ; the Prisoner, whose csme is John Wilson, is SUIRrel teti to be the man who rob. bed Mr Thompson and Mr. Youngbusband. He was re. mewled fu► fo ether examination. II&TTOW GARDEN. iSH:TE MICE, DANCING DOLLS, SQUIHRIILS, AND NIONKLVS. On Saturday four Italian boys were brought is a liaelduey roach to this office, in the custody of two coo sio(des employed by the Alendicity Society, three of 'bons . . they apprehended that mos lung in Westoireet, just as they were preparing to start on their day's employment ; one tart two while mice in a cage, another hail • squirrel i• a cage, and the third had a monkey, which he ounviimes car tied in his arms, and at oilier times led with a staid, the fou.th hny was taken iu Kingsgate.sirees„ Holborn, heating a email drum to two dolls which he callused to dance on a litiard by the action of his le x in moving the string from which they were suspended. The poor little fellows (none of whom speaks a word of rugh.lii were pat to the bar, owe with his white sake, another wills his squirrel, a Mild sirith hit dancing doll, and the fourth cuddling his monkey. Pure gentlemen of the Committee of Management of the Mcu city Society attended, one of whom stated to the Ma. ristrales that this species of begging was of late become a mast insufferable nuisance, they went round the town ex hibiting these kind of animals, which caused crowds to assemble round them, so as to interrupt the passengers, and marry persons had their pockets picked. There was another 'my serious evil attending this sort of begging: ladies in a Mate of pregnancy, in walking along the streets, or in step. ping in or out of tittle carriages, were so frighteurd by a mosikey, • mouse, or a squirrel, brought soddenly berme their ryes, that the consequence was to be dreaded, and called 1:w the interferenee of the Yulice. .011 ercamiaing some of 11. e hays before the Committee, tlirounli the nteditisn of an xractril<r. they learned the fallowing eircumstatic.s:—Six Italians residing in Ike neighbourhood of art:4Se: brought thirty of these poor boys with them from their own country, hieing articled to them for thirteen months by their per. nor, and' these arra employed by them going round the streets, with this kind of rabihition, mid the money they were to re. -mire each day they were to pay their masters at night. Vs Iwo they server! their time they were In become their owe sunders, and set op' on their own account, their masters bring hound to fernisli them with a monkey, squirrel', white mice, &r The g. ntlemen wished to have the Magistrate's advice how Ibis inin.ance could be trimmed, or by whet means they repaid clime nt the prineipsts, wiry were never seen persenalli inert, and nolieited a warrant for•ihrie apprehension. The Magistrates stated, &at they were not justified. in grai:tiog a warrant, but they granted a summon. fur their • versonat attendance, to avower any complaint which might •tae Ihemigtit against them. The only mod' that suggested itortfl4l them waste apply to Lord .4idnaseth to have them removed under the Alien Art out of the country. as main witting ifiens for a few Lys under the Vagrant Art would ontwer no purpnee, as they would then be discharged, and Innerly their naval avocation. The fem. Prisoners were then eommitteel to the RIMS/ Of ion foe lieu days, each taking litair ailismak with DI A RIMOROVU NATI I RT. Saturday Thomas Arthow, s journeyman baker, of Re, I)rstry•lane, appeared an a siiminana, to answer to • mini. 'lariat preferred against him by soother eattr asmend Hail. Berviick.atreet. The Complainant libeled, that IN into company with the Drfrudaut on Friday eveaiag at *be' Arms public-konve, in 61°1w-street, where Ar. dhow produced a park of muds, and prevailed on the Com plaisant to play at leo. Me lirat played fur 411 a, then fM 4f. nod an on sneerasively, till he had lust all kis money. Ar. dleour thee prevailed on bias to make his watch fur 31. which 3se did, and lust that also. 'nee Magistrate b..ed Arthow in Vie full penalty of Ills. swirruitts, under the Gaming Art; and severely reprimanded 4 hedrodierd of the hour, sawfish( Am he shuell look after *is Mame. Tin P. Ptolibip White, from Semlerlased le filostior, mod Tertuoto, Mowry. from Notreopt le to tootloo, wen **Mg ot ow Mewl ..diet oft tho Ooodwitt Smut—c r y. so ya. Coptoto Mite-mesa he sew toe or limo oilier v4eeekt es 41to Geode in s sad it is fee's/ the Greve bare perished. Att. LENT ASSIZES. RRTIORD, VARCO I. .d di Sla I3ell, who standacharged Middlesex with ng an accomplice with Richard Bayfurd, in the i wilful murder of s gentleman named-J. T. Ta; lor, i at Hornsey, about • year since (the mysterious cor commences of which are creeh in the ocoltection of I the public), was tried here on two indictnientr, the ; One charging. him with tat-aims; a lamb, and t lie I other with straliog Piety pigeons. The eviderice mot being etifficient to support either iuthcttneut, lie oi . • was aetptitted on both, • ,1 .1 Mr. Baron GARRO* then oritereee Mot t o b e joe emitted to.the comity of Middlesex,, to take his trial for the.illeged murder above-mentioned. • This. nara'svas• Indicted at the last Ageism for'the • county or &lee, with a gang of desperiodo: s, for a Ifiree of whom were coovicted and extent. Ws. bu.t. ms, that .occasion he was acquitted, and moved to the gaol of this county. MARCO 3.—Thomas Pertly and George Brfler bad been indicted fOr the Mita murder of William Hart. vrloo•was thrown off the Holyhead mail, of which Pertly was time driver, tool which had been upset by the• Chester mail, of which Butler was the driver, in coosequenre of the mi.c lust of both Prisoner i. who had been racing theie coaches nea r St. Albsies. in the month of A sigii.t last; but the Grind Jury having thrum' out 11. e Nil for the ca pital offence, they were now tried on a charge of manslaughter. • The particulars having been given in evidences they were detailed by us at the time the occurrence took place, the prisoner's were called on for their defence. Perdy remained silent. Butler said that the horses which lie &o'er were young and high. resettled. and that lie believed one of theirs had never hems in.harness before ; that they bed started off in 0 ,,,,,0,„" o f t h e ra ttli ng of the oilier coach, and became' unmanageable; and that if ten thousand lives were at stake, it was quite out of his power to preveut the 'mildew. Mr. CURWOOD was of Counsel for Butler. and Mr. ANDREWS for Perth. It was suggested, in the emerge of the crn.a examiustion o f t h e w i t „ esse ,.. That by the Post Office regulation. the Holyhead mail ought to be at Bedtime ris quarter of eu hour before the other mail.. This wai asugued as a tea. VOll for Perdy's rapid driving. •It woo also suggest. ed that there lied been a heap of fronds gravel put on the road at the place where the accident happened; but thie fact was negatived in evuleuee. The object Of Perdy's drfeuce was to throw the whole blame upon Butler. After the eciallent happened, the Prisoners lied abseonded, and weir not taken into custody until towards the eta of February. Several witnesses gave Butler a. high character for civility, sobriety, and caution as a d r ive r . The coachman, whom he had succeeded ns driver of the Chester mail, stated, that theilorms which he drove that night were high-spirited ant. tools, and if put on their mettle, it was itio r iossi. ble for any body to bold them; hut that of nut flogged, they were as docile as other horses. The Prisoner Perdy also received a good charily. ter, and was described by the witnesses to be a cisil sober man. Mr. Baron GARROIS 'omitted up the•case for the Jury in an eloquent and impressive mariner. The Jury found the Prisoners Guilty. The Learned Judge. in pr.i.irg seuience, cont. mettle(' on the conduct a the Poisoners, in terms of strong animadversion. Their ciondoct was Welk ed by the roost brutal indiffereoce to the lives of his Majesty's subjects. It was no answer to a case of this dercription, that they had put their own lives in the same peril, because they depended upon the chances of their own skill and dexterity in driving, in which the passengers had no share. The native of the defence set up by one of the Prisoners V/84 a serious aggravation of hie crime; for if lie knew that his horses were high-moriied, he ought to have been the more cautious in his anode of driv ing. For the information of coach-proprietors, he thought it his duty to censure the practice of putting unbroken horses into a public vehicle. Coach proprietors were not to train their horses at the expense of the lives of the public; they shoul' take care to provide such cattle as would end c the ordinary risk of such conveyalice; hair, shove alt, they should provide drivers upon whose discretion and good conduct reliatice could be placed. . His Lordship laid it down distinctly, as 14 position not to he disputed, that it was nolawful for the driver of a public coach to put his lion.r. into a gallop, and that he was ariswersble for all the consequences of an iaritigrotent of this law. The driver of a stage-coach was hotrod to protect teem the intoxicated, the blind, the aged, and the help kss, against their own want of cotillion or inipen dence. The case now before the Court pres'euted circumstances of gross aggravatiou. and his Lord- Phil) felt it his duly to pronounce the *evilest juts;. ment that the ism will &Bow, which was, th a t the Prosouera should be severally confined in the corn. mon gaol of *hie county fur the term of our year. - 'GROSS OUTRAGE. Catherine thrghes and Thom,: Kerstish it err in dicted as principal soil accessary for au assault upon Eliza Harris, au infant under the age of ten years, with intent to comosit a grow outrage ou her person. It is impossible to enter into a detail of the cir titanium..., of this swot iousand diabolical transac tion, which excited, in 1111 immensely . crowded Court, ferliogs of horror ism! indignation. The father of the Prosecutrix is a respectable grocer in I.m.slon, and had a conistry.house at Hemel Hempstead, where he .I , eft the female Pri soner (Hughes) in the month of December lost, in care of his ire children, with permission to au. oilier woman ;n the tirighboisrhood to sleep in the house, and keep the i'risoner company. No wooer was Mr. Harris's back turned. than these infamous women *thinner into the house their paramours. On the Kith of December the atrocious trouser.- Lion in question took place. The Peisouer lientjals was aided in his nefarious purpose by the IJ/issuer Hughes; the health of the unhappy child is rionsty injured. The case was proved by the most nonclosi . ve evi dence, and the Jury, under the Learned Judge's direectiona, found the Peiwaers Gssilt#. They wow sentenced to three yews ila pc imams's* tools is Hertford The female Prisoner soloing in bar ornstenoncie READING,Itacto 4. Wheat .0. aft W so. Prase .•••••••• .441. te Barley 32s to 40. ()its a. 110• Beams 338 to 58• White ditto le .—.• Old Wheat....B4. to 036 STAINES, -- - M mien 3. • Wlrret.. 131 10e to tOl lOe I Pe..., per qr.....—• to Na Rye to Barley Si, Oat', per qr. Se to Sir Beaus At Devise*, Salisbury. sad Warissouster Alsrkets. last week. Wheat and Batley 1611,11 advent-eel owl more than Is. per quarter. The seam pay Mc said a mu►t sr Ike Cuaatry Mertes.. . MIKE Of WOOLS ON SATURDAY. Peak Stuck.. „ohm. 1 Omsk L. Auu. let 5-16 2 per Cs. 11t4.... phut..l hirlut Stork shut. per Ct. Cone.... ;WU 1 RIM goods... IS 14 pr. to per , It. 1 Et. Bills.. Q ... 3 2 164. DOI - C • •hu 4 p• .r CeiSW. ••• •• shut. ma Swell • • • I ii i.. 1 per Ct. 1 4 1. *an. or,di I C.... Act. , . 6 9 64 11 104 *O4 A • . . . IRELAND. . nusux, '(,visa 1. RIBBON syrram.' ALII/15f11.iG PROGRESS OF THE BANDITTI. Our intelligence from the West, _received tidal moriliag, is very shaming, We shall endeavour to comprise the differeut accounts is as few words as imam ble. From Abaseregh, • village in Galway, on the bottlers of the comity of lloscommois, we learn that the police were attacked by the country pen ple, who had assembled on Sunday to hear mass. The policemen biting unprepared were severely beaten. At Kilcoimel, is Galway, en atrrey took piece between the police and Raium/men. The ennibist was •cll commted, but the former were overpowered by numbers mud TWO wee. RII.LED. Twelee Itilehumnen owe marched into Turin: on Bunday, under en escort of the 7eth regiment, ' from Moyitrugh, and next titorniog dispatched to Galway. From the ootody of Clare we kern, that the . posts of Ballitivitis and Cob...cies'. etio the borders of Mayo, were attacked on Friday Risk' by a party of Ribbonmen lion Roscommon. Their object was to force their way Into Mayo, but, they were driven hack with the (ors of two killed and one mor tally wounded. The lolter, who . eppearlie be a osso of considereble inpectiihility, evinced great . *ositritiou for his offenee, trimmed he met his fate io rebellion against the King's . Government, beg ged pardon of God for the critic. mid _hoped his deluded companions would riders le: 60r ilk •— . . giance." . The Mayo CenOilution of illoodirraffra:. that “ the ara -rand and passeners, who arrived here last nigh( (Sanday) state,' shot eight or time dead bodies (policemen, we greatly fear, from the descrip tion) were lying on tier road. yesterday, as the coach passed by, poor Alisscragli in the County of Gal way. It is touch to be •ppreliesided that these go fortunate moo were surprised and murdered bi the rebels. A greet crowd was sees, at • short distance 'front Ihens. Thu couch petered hastily on, and we hove no particulars of an affair so enitneialy calcu- Iced to produce die frost anxious concern.' We have repeatedly osttitimird that the Ribbon system, if tast speedily suppressed, would assume a formidable *sesta. the fritheaing letter from Mr. Browne to shit Marquis of Sligo, is something like General Pars's dispatcher to the Supreme Chief of Vent-suels. To be serious—we must express our regret that Mr. Browne lies given a sort of military abstracter to the events be describes, for as yes, we scarcely think that the banditti and their move omits ought lb be treated with so much respect. — (Dublin Journal./ Clare, February tt, 1820. " Mir LORD—(herewith 1 inmarail misleads/ ststemeet of the events that occurred beer daring tie last few days. On the night of Tuesday, the ltd 1116.114 i, the rebels from the muesli., of Itoscoseausine asd. Galway made a coscentrated movement through the pass towards Mayo, bctwees Ono. usarserna and Beksoeut, having takes advantage of the shmiemnt of Captain Higgins, who lad been detached from fleeeece• few days before to Kilmaise, to observe their move. swots on that side. " Their numbers slay probably have amnsisfird to twelve or thirteen hundred wee; and white • rebel mimosa of See hundred men was posted Ware Dmoniscrerna to. keep lb* detachment stationed there in cheek, they paw ed into Mayo, broke into several enlamasomil proceeded Sowards the diffe rent villages, in the direction of AI emiellield and Bolliudan. pun, to serer the people of done villages, and were imams. disiely fallen in with by a patiol of she 39th reformat, un der the direction of the Rev. Denis Browne, and clucked in their procerdiegs. " In the nom; time,notwithatautliog dee detertnimitio• of those milieus to attack the post •t Dunamicreena, Capitate Crean formed the orautirtiou to detach a party in their rear to Stuck tht m, andliCtrtli(ll in making eight primmer' and PuttiEle • column of them to the route; but resting they weight attack lOunenaereena, he counter.merched and lodged his prisoners at the hat-rack, whets the symptom" of attack on the ;yam of the insurgents continued to increase. He therefore determined Instantly to transmit the primmer* to Clare to the Right Him. Uenir Browse, under • 'wort of yeomanry, who were •tmeiceil on the road near Bailindan. gin, by • piety of rebels, collected together from the co. lemma that had bees timelessly dispersed. They woe obliged in Ire four volleys on the iusurgents, whom they drove off after tnaking their leader prisoner; and from the quantity of blood • kids appeared on the road, it is 'apposed Dome of the meadow's must have besets severely wounded. All repress, its the mean time, reached Clare, abets the Right Hon. Denis Mown, and Colonel amens advaaced with • party of the 39th (*glottal, under the command of Major D'Arcy, in the assistance of she yeomanry, soil were joined on the road by Dominick Browne, Esq. Merrier fur the County, his brother Mr. George Browne, soil Dinitoc Krause et Cast lehar, with a number of Gentlemem and armed servants horn Castle Mount Garrett, who succeeded in driv ing those miscreants two the lousily of Galway, without corning in contact with iii. m, since which time the puss a ham been reauforceil and tranquillity restored. I. 1 have the honour to be, my I..ned, " Yourecty okwilleat Servant, HENRY BRUWNE. " The Marquis of Sligo, Governor of Mayo, Ste. kr." OUTRAGES, Lee. Friday night four firm-houses near il , :- { borough, in the Liberties of Limerick, were broken and the owner of one of them inhuutatily Rug ged, and thrratened with destruction if lie etid not leave the place. A pursuit being set up by the country people, three of the perpetrators were Sp. pryliendrd, and lodged in gain!. Some villailis op Sunday setinight set fire to the house of Mr. Edmond Wade, at Elinville. comity of Tipperary, with au intent to destroy his The armed party of ruffians who burned Mr. James !Lyon's. dwelling, •t Couribrown, in the county Limerick, broke into J. Ktuiterk's house on the saute flight. a.sel took a fowling-piece. powder horse, anal shot•lnig; they afterwurds procerded to the house of J. Nester. of Couttbrnwn, fired two shots through his ariudows, vatted the house, and searched for a fowling-piece of Isis son's, which was seat the day bPfote to repair : swine the sou as in the truth of his gun tieing out, and then mode him give them what powder and shot be had. On the night of the Kith Mount, the bon., of Philip Brett. of Lifters's-folly, in the barony of Kiliimanagh. in the comity of Tipperary, was entered by au armed banditti, two of whom were divgwised. OM with a hire skin on Ilia face, with holes cat in it to admit him, to see through. the other blackened. They presented pistols at Brett. who was at supper with his family, and desired his to deliver his gun to threw the roar wieu woe viol e ts obey them. whom 1 hill , °adored Ina to sit we, aiad made liie wife go into the t om with ewe of thew. while the other kept the j oelel pinewood a 2rett 4 s howl. The wallow hood. eel the gun to the Fellow, with which they instantly departed, firing a shot by way of triumph as they left the house. There is every moos to-Lope that those offenders will be brought to justice, as the police of that barony ,larp imaking strict search fur them. DUEL—Monday larisning a duel was fouglit . i . • the Phoenix Park, between Mr. Gibbous, wee ~f the young grotlemais lately returned frcon Myr gseitts, and Colonel Lister, one of the Field Ofn errs of D'Evarenz's Legion. Iklr.G. se;,a Pkvutitird by one of his fellow-sufferers io that dl-fatrd'exPe. dition. Colonel Lister was irrOunded 4, y itite.!,.l. Officer. The parties fired Aar skota when the seconds refuting soy I.,i n r to o! parties quitted the ground without a rerosicit having taken place. Fortunately twithei ) , ceived any hurt, although Col. Lyater by three shuts oat of the four. Thia aff: pw out of an altercation which took plaice et a rs;etisig of the Board of Field Officers appointed by Gi.n. D'Everrus to investigate the clamp' t.i tlw Geode men returned horn Margarita.—(Dsibine Free aeux's JOUrria I the most audacious impudence and continuos! prob. !tipsy. 'Elm other Prisoner, vibe was equally mu prepossessisiiriu Isis apsieeratiae, squluted with our rye, and lied been sal iiinerent pitman. William (*doh* was convicted of burglary ; and Joseph Dullimore end Joseph IVssoman were can ',Acted of slaecp•stealing. • WlNcimsric H. SATURDAY, MAUCH 4.- The County Assizes ended this afternoon. The following Pri*onvts were sentenced to antler Death: James Denver; fur breakiag open the dwellingbowiss of Robert Bundle, at itoldrei Julio Abbr., for stealing several articles, the property of). Boiler, at Wiliam; John theca and Isaac Smith, fur hreiking into the dwelling-hawse of Awn Belcher. at Eversley, and stealing several *Mein. ; Henry Hollow and Thomas Hotelier, foe • harglary and theft, et Sul/colon; Win ,C uo ir ale lase Natation. fur ruhlsiog T. Padhury of !sago-crows acrd there halfpence on the high way ; Wm. Simnionds, fur stealing a sheep, at. Flurethonree Tarrant; Samuel ling ers, for breaking into the house of Morris Prideberg, at 'Portritionth ; and Sarah Collins for breaking open the dwelling-Mrse ofJohn Horace, of &ire, and atesliere several articles of wearing apparel. Thomas Taylor, fur sleeting a mare, belonging In H. Fut. ler, at Old Shoreham. He took the mare to Alrtsford, and not having money In pay fur the feed of corn ordered for it, offered it fur sale, when be was detained, spun suspicion, acrd renfroard the crime—Judgment respited. Edward Stevens, for stealual three cows, al Steep, the properly of Thomas Chatty. The Prisouer was discovered at Newbury, in which marketplace be had just sold one of Me cows for 1014---Deafb. Win. Simmundn, Tor stealing an ewe sheep belonging t Wm. Purvor.—/leolls. thsrals.Collins, fur breaking open the derellieg-howee of John Horner, at Bold. e, sod 'lcahn a gown, petticoat, d:e. Death. Robert Pilgrim, for stealing ehnen pigs, Ihrt property of P. Churches., at Titclifield; he (mid them when at Bedharep. tun, for 324. each, to a person living at Kingston-cross ; but b. fore he hid reached that place, lie was taken tutu custody. Strew years transportation! John Smith suit 11. Corbin for breaking into the dwelling. bowie of T. Martell, at Portsmouth. Smith—death; Cur hiu—ocquciterf,. M r! , Moore 3184 Sall,. Gregory, for breaking into the ilwellour Immo. of Henry It. Gravtly, at Norstistg•—fferen rots transportation. The tot it nonilscr of Prisoncia sentenced to suffer /MGM is 23 ; who urfr sill repealed. Julio Wyatt. for cleating two roper bolts, idler. mud James Wrdkuring, foe mmiliog corm r bull., the , propeery of his Majesty, at Ports. were sentriond to suffer death, bit reprieved par twang to slat. 21 Charles 11. sad severally sertraced to ba trasisportrd seven years. Six were sr ateuceil lu kW. limas of in , Pria o arnelit fear- teen fru (iiiettodsug ti. Flurrucir. cloned ants a rapt), no Ulf were found. Mr. J uglier Hurroirgh left this city this afternoon to open the Commission at Solisbnry, for the Wilts It.i.izes. where there are fifly-nine prisouers for 'girl, 'wiz. Jabs ttarhy, fur the warder of Betty Taylor, at War. wisessee; Jthn lAnadown, for a rape uu Aun Baker, at Tirewbewist ; Luba Roma, fur a rape on Mary Payne, at Berwick Si. irtora; Samuel Littman, for a rapt oil Eliza Wider, ten year. of age; Robert Johnston, fur forgery; William Lee, fur littering a furred 5L note; Job Davie, for breaking into and rubbing bis fatliel'a house; and twelve other persona foe burglaries; three for higher*, robberies; tau fur trail; two for abeep.stealing ; and titirty.threefus vsrinatpaltlrrries sod ether utilise oileuees. IL NORTROdWPTON ASSIZES. These Ayelott, (art week, produced a very heavy cale n d a r o f Prisoners (43 in invoker), many of whom were for capital offences. Mr. Justice Best dirt not stfrod as was expected, owing to hi• being ex• tremele ill a few days before be was to have entered upon the circuit; Chief Justice Dallas, therefore, presi•!ed, **styled by Mr. Clarke, Illy King" Colin. set. in the trial of mime of the Prisoners. On the ise Prins side eleven caries were entered, list any of whi c h were of interest, except to the parties con cerned ; we shall therefore notice only that of Plaid. Gent. v. Theep, Clerk, in which there was some ex. prctation of gs e ai legal argument and severe sill madvrrsiotl f the 'Defendant's Counsel, but which the Plaintiff avotr.l.ll by Mr. Delmont, Ina Counsel, propusiog that hi. client ►hould be non , sailed. Tile caste of action arose out of all alleged agreement made between the Plaintiff (un attorney at Peterborough) and the Defend.int (a clergyman at (.lii►, 11.0 Thrapstim), to run a match over Stamford course on the second rare-day in 1811 i, tar 100 guineas, between the l'i iiotttf's hors- Tone/surn, and the horse of a relation of the Defendato, called assiNgion ; hut which agreement. it uppeared by the evidence of Mr. Horatio Gilchrist, was ontlnvg more thati a joke, awl was never intended to be acted inns, mud the procuring of one part of the agreement to he *tamped was au unexpected ad vantage taken try the. Plaintiff The JUDGE made a short remark, compliment ing Mr. D►NIIAN kW the prudent manor, In which Ile bad put au end to FilCil a rare. DORS ASSIZES. The following pri.ontrs will take their trials at Dorekewer, on tlae DOI instant. George Roils. fin emeriti( the dtvelliagdwear of Maitre' Arrnbaig, uf Shreiner*, and stealing divers prime rsy st.ore. from; Thomas AliAard, for utierinz base ruin ; Mary Hone. tell, for 011111114 wearier/ oppoorl ; Samuel Nash, fur an as. -mull; Juhu Cultist, fey swab., wits, and Jobe Nurria, Cu, meeivtot the — ioldit Sioalisu Ststkley sod Jobe Stickley, fur shcep-otraling. ' • HI'ME Al, rAIiKETS. N. 11•acn 4. ilVbeat,p.M.ls/ 1511221/ Os Remo., per tr.. ..41. le 442 Harley, per yr. 372 to 42. I Prime .......... 4k to Oats 29. to 34. Rye . _ NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. SAIUSGATi i 1 1 11A1411 3. During the whole of yesterday the wool blew very stroog fruits N.N.W. accompauted by shet and snow, and a great deal of slinusge was done to the shipping, the extent of which Is n..t yet known. Of 400 colliers, which sailed from Stu n few days since, It is supposed that iti sail s, lost yesterday silternoon, ou the Knock. Joon :4 lid ; thelistr of their. crews is still uucertsio. Ansuoc them was the Iliesurostry, Slurry, matter, which satxt to pieces about tbree o'clock, p. a. when die Cap tain sod crew took to their host, mud andesconnr.4 to 4 n.ake for land ..j.int after so l o s ri me th e y b e , tub e too much exhausted, being OVVMUI4IC by clad reenl unable lo exert themselves airy longer', sieve permed by the title damn the whole ut sit night v2l4eusairl to Molt inclement weather, and fostraistelf discovered about seven o ' clock this brought into thug harbour by some h os h aru b g . Imaging to ltsnisgate. Tiny were elrveis In num. her ; four were dead from cold and fatigue; vireos of resusnitstion were tried vi thew fur soiL time, bit without effect, as aniusstiois k, boos suspended too lung. The Cspotio and Ha saki* are recovering, awl art well lodgol au,l taken Car.. of. Two vessels are stranded ins throe Bay, and all hands are reported to have perished. We hear that much danaige has bens slots:mei by she vessels in the Downs. . . The Norfolk, Cortina Smith, a Gulls Sea vests'. bound to London, lost anchors and reble. The Corneal, Cap t. liaveristeiii, fro+• Batavia. hound to Amsterdam with a cargo of coffee tool rice, went on shore yeaterday off Friliotwie L litst was got offend brought 11110 tlieWtis %.11111 NOG of We rudder, and baying been obliged to cot away her mainmast. At tits moment (three u'eock,9. a.) several ' , rt.. gel. are drivirig through 'Le Liiiwirs lug il+r+r harbour, and the wind 0,181111410 , to allow very lard from N.N.W. Three verse's went tio the Goodwin Sand= reeler day awl are entirely loat ; the fate of their crews' a not aricertairietl, as no boats could get near them. but it to to be feared, as they were seen to gu 1., pieces, that no liter were saved. The tide has been unusu4lly high this day. ai,il has washed away Pique inert of Ole wall ne+► te.. warm bathe iu this town ; we a!so tears that Mar. gate Pier has suffered cor.aidtrably. so.vuosrrei mitten 2. Arrived the Posey Hall, Head, lime Londe* fur ',a -llots; and William sad Thomas Haskins, fir .St. &behest's. BEAUMARIII, Mat ti '2 Arrived the schooners Delight, and Lively from with hiss of boom. Two packets twos Ireland have pot i• here, time with of mainsail. A boat, with the 'same " C• rva, of Whitasavra," and a nomlice of deed pig., have be u isa.lett ashure is Ili .1 What( litty. •ft amscr2r. gal" $• The vessel 'stationed yesterday bring ywthe Sand has totally dissppeaied, and notbing hoe ; Imo heard the crew. The Flora, Storey, from Sliii 14. for ass lust yesterday ow the slink sand. The crew hear strived here except the mate and three nice, who penalsed demi the Night teem the seventy of the weather. Captsiii Store! taper's, that nearly twenty vessels were lost at the tame mot on the sunk smut real, ItAltCll 3. The boi= mentioned yesterday to be AU the Goodwin Sebell still remains wish her soils /lying shoat, aril about half heir malts out of the water. The Photns, Bennett, for the Smalls Sean, and the Mir folk,from ditto, have lost anchor" said cables, and hive hers 'applied with ethers. Several vessel" have Suet their as (hors, soil proceeded down ehaonel ••••-aoine *Shoat sn anchor to their hew.. Use of the vesi,els on shore is a pl u m s lu r , without a bead, mod yelloar." , kles- The Deities East India nisei has lust es anchor; the rest of the outward-hosed re mats all well. ' Stierlll4l.l, 111.1111tret 3. A great deal of damage has been flume s us she slapping seer 11011101101/111e been lust, and others lost their anchors and eskilm, dee. Among thews nre the roll...mitt.: : The TWIN ' of 'llasuallaidge, was driven ow shoe., bottom upwards, crew supintard to have perished; Julia, fteel, Abe'releon ; Lark, Will", of Peterhead; and Telemachiiii. Pratt, from Liaison, hive lost anchor" and eihk Three vessels ape lust, sad u is toured the crews lave potioiled. s.l v caveat., ua•cu I. Arrived the Thoeilosia, Harrison. f.osa Calcutta said Gibraltar; the Diadem, Harrison, front Vi.Rioiria ass arras in Bootle Bay. A heavy lorrsar slating up frost ihe woo& north-east this asornany at two o'clock, +ad it is hared mut* damage is doge on the Welsh coast. MAR RI A G FS Oo the SSili silt. at 8.-rated Church, Sursee, Bichsel Verity, Esq. to - Charlotte, monad daughter of Sir flApcat Genrge, But. Ou the 16th ultimo, in the new chords of St ; /Om% FAlioborgh, by the Right Rev. the Bien.', Captain C Harriayne, R.N. to Mow Line Hope, preoud daughter .4 late Coutioisairnser Cheeks Hope, Esq. ILN. Irnuaerhatrte . . aware areaway, Ike happy pair vet uff is * charila i. fair to dui Sul sd HOpflolllll . . seat, UrsiNoa • hall, war Trews& DEATHS. Oa litettliii uh so, Gener;lH;;teop, of elbe IWO So. slam% is abe 76th year of his sce. Oa Thursday last, is Charter blouseavisee„ Ileum 1.4. kindest Sayer, Eq. Auditor of the Charger House. Ou floutlay, the Vat alt. aged WI, at his house is Law twd4teeet, Char-leo Bali, Esq. formerly of Ilferrere war Guildford, Correa, eutioeut as the investor Mid torar.of superior beaters' aotasoper, arid late of lesade died and Ashby, aogravers, 'ate. reiter/ sod Pubtidied at Tau Bums. Paw obi T Awes Mim i No. ZV, Sarsoul, by C. COPWSLie Oat Areed. •