The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-11-15 00:00:00

~. lIIN 111616 ' ! I I 11 S . it , 4 - v " view or the ewe he woo clearly of opiiiion there 'was lio 'pretence fur a lir+ trial in this cos.. . Th. Defesidont—" My Lord, I wish to reply your 1-orcl.hip." Ttw Cnter JUITICZ—." No; that is mot alluord." The Defentlatit My Lord, I can Tante att. , . thori,ties to which teamed Gentleoea have replied , to %Our Loritahip. Every thing does not occur to out's mind at otter. 4 can put in affidavits to t uove the olvyastal iiistiosetioility of Dukes rel. armee hying true." The CHILD JUSTICII—" People are not allowed - . to otter ull which may nettle to their muds at me .proyer teats.. You were asked rf you bad said all you desired In say in. sup art of your implication. and you sumered in the affirmative. The Bifida -. tors you allude to.moukl as no alteration in your , ease." . • r3Ol Justice HiStillOTD and Mr. Justice BEST • agreed with Mr. Justice Bayley that there were no grounds fur a aria trial. The CHIEF JUSTICE -1 4 Hare )oli any thing to lime in mitiganon ?" - flle Defeudant said, he now stood before their b i o urdships' bar to receive their judgment; and to. .:}tilled on them to recollect that the day would - "aloe when they would stood for judgmei.t at the • •ersal bar. the bar of the Architect of Nome. 'They were told its illnilhew, that on thot day a men. • truce -.could be pronounced ou some. which would command them, " Devitt from me, ye swot kers of hoe everlosiing fire." It was slisu•said ut • the book which he held in his hand, that justice should be those to the poor as well as the rich.— Now he knew that this course had 'been - de. •_ , •isarted .from, that there had been prtjory made • - use of. He railed oh their Lordships to pro. • teed t•isatiuusly for their own sakes, and for the sake of the faith -they undertook to protect. .The pro secutions similar to which he Was now suffering hail s -tri.e evil tendency, it excited curiosity, and increased - the sale of the publications prosecuted. This erns ...proved H the revolt of his own prosecution; for so greatly was the isle of the semk increased - by the -.were - lei peed abesiust him, that in three days alter JO*, tsirl, tlieo-e woe not n copy remui ii i g outsold.- - He sincerely hoped that those who promoted these :lailerentions would .re their evil tendency. and that •Ms would he the last. Curiosity was a dangerous . passion ; when excited it could not be allayed, and tby keeping that passion alive, they would rause a circulation of these works so great—they would so o peoltiply theaumber of Deists In the country—that . ssitat was called the Established Iteligion must ire . visibly sink beneath them. The So•tAcTua-GEn goat. addressed the Court in .ftargreiration. The Leaned Counsel said, the De fendant had not the slightest grounds to complain of •-itijuoice ; fur, on the contrary, both at the time of • • Ina trial, new, and in every stage of the proceeding. be had expenruced the greatest iodulgence. The Defeudaut bed denied being the publisher of the .work in queetsoo. sad a most claim,. contrivance Auld been adopted to touted who was the publisher ; .hut could any cue doubt of the share the Defendant . had in it? Besides, the Defendant had avowed its u•placard io the window that what he was selling wsa blasplierne,• end that he knew it. N 0... Mr. Copley. there was po such ;woof. 1 weds you would keep to the until ; you and Mr. Gurney are its the complicit habit of stating oloatitifetar." The SOLICITOt 411stssaat..wi... I will state to the court whet was proved. -A. piweeed was put in the eitidow crrilionsioic the following announcement . Samuel Weildisigtuis. do not sell blesplo.my, Op 1 tortmely suspect these is some person under chi. roof *bothers." The Defendant had said, pro oectstitig these publications only tended to promote their circulation. He trusted, however, that re. owned proarentions end convictions., aided by the 'Maser of the Court, would in the end, notwith amisehog what had been stated by the Defendant. have the etlect of pulsing them down. . Mr. Justice BATLEY then proceeded to pro . noustre the judgment of the Court. le) the Defeo. qiiiCri present appbration there was one point which tart wills the decided approbation of the Court. Au Isifidrivie hod beets put led reed. in which tioeflilidiresibisit did not attempt to deny his -kauw =of the publication, or share in the Octets it ad. • This went to spew OW the Diffeisdont .as not, from any intereated 'Defiers, pledge kinsorif so a falsehood. The Court could 'mit fail to take notice of sod improve of the conduct with respect tea the publication now under ceesideration. By law, every man in this country was allowed reli gious liberty. He might, wish decency, discuss toe merits of his own or soy other faith ; but the present publication was not such decent discussion; w. was adeeleoustory coniposition, not fsir argument. It had already heels declared • libel in the case of Oarlile, of which the Defendant could not be ignisiant. The Defendant had admonished the Court that u general day of judgment would sr. rive, at which they must appear before that bar where all acts were open. He hoped and believed the Court never lost sight of that doctrivie, and thee acted as fee u the frailties of human noting wield permit. The Defendant bud adverted to the torspedtency Alf these precautions, as they only tended to thereat., the circulation instead of restrain- Nag these miseinevoas publicatioiss. The Court bed molting to do with commencing theme or any other pruseculious; but when brought before them They were to deal yids them to the best of their judgment. it was the duty of the Court t, endeavour to suppress offences such as that with which the Defendant was charged, and tatting into cousideratiors that this publication had a:reedy been declared a libel, that the Defendant could out be ignoring of that decision, the judg. aunt of the Court was, Altai for this offence he 'Mould be imprisoned its Coldbath.fields Prison for one year, soil at the expiration of that term enter toto recoguieaucea for two years, himself its 100/. sad two sureties its 00/. each, end to be farther im prisoned till such security was found. The Defendant —" My Lords. 1 hope your Lordship' will make es eider that 1 may be allow ed she wee of pro, iult, and paper." fir. Justice Dittmar —l 4 We have no power to Doke oaf Such order; the prima is um ruder our cmitrol, it is a Magistrates' rime); we can't pledge *imams to stay thing." The Delensiont—" My Lords. though I on not oily of the edema of which I have berm movie's ed. eithesell there vas ne W0(1 ' of my selling the :~:..~~ hoolc, iithough I did not - 1.1 l it, yet 1 *al most respectfully hog to the seittetice of te Com t. whole*, th e Bishop of Cloghei broug ht up for jodigierol."-1A The Pefeodeot thee stestoot of Court, iu cos teily of the tipeteff. • INFORIIATMN. _ . Mr. PROMS mowed (or a criminal information against a Clergymen of ilw county of Carmarthen. The Rev. Gentleman was ah.ot to the Commies of the Peace ; owl the u...me was for eudeivour. iog to provoke • Grin tenons, named Saunders, also • Magistrate, to tizta a with a person sunned Henderson. At a ineelipg smile words took place between Henderson and Sasindvia. when the Cler gyman interfered, 11.1 in his proper character, us 11 peacemaker, hut using Inwards Mr. &louden the most provoking mid moulting language. The Learned Counsel said, he had •16,1avits that the Clergymair and fiesidesson went to the meeting with an latent to quarrel, mud the present applica. lion was mode in the hope of bringing the parties to then sernies.—Rule gniroe.J. POLICE. -......... BOW-STREET. A moat distressing soil extraordinary investigation took place yesterday brine S r K,ch.rd Boole, the presiding Ma globate. Williams Tacker, abort amulet:a or eighteen years of age, to the employ of Mr. Tramper. of It'arren's Finn, at Merino, Near Houseluw, seas chaiged with shoot ing William Bethel, • buy chive., yetis of age, on the 17th July, with a gun, by whieh he lust the use of ins right rye, ins fare sad head were severely wounded, and one of the stones with which it was luaded bad penetrated his head, mid .from the report or Mr. Slog ley, a surgeon, who attended him, he was not out of slimier till the latter rad of Sep tember. The puree boy to as tUcgotuiate •oes ; his mother's name a Beckett; she put him so nurse in a woman of the name of Preshill, who received 9t. a week till Mrs. Beckett died ; being infuemed the father eras p man of cuosiderable consequence, she applied to Mr. Dyne, so - attorney, in Lia colu's ban Gehl., ageoi to the Gewitensaa, who paid her ; then Mr. Thuinton, of Graftenessreet, paid her; sod after wards • Laity called and paid, but now no payment could be got, and the parish refused, because the mother's parish was net koown, and the poor hoy was now hoosattely kept by Mr. Presbilt, the esorse's husbaud, although be had gut eight - thikkess of his own. The Prisoner came to work fur Mr. Tromprr out of Berk shire ia summer, who it cos...queues 'of this affair was easwerable for hie •ppearaner, nod kept him iir hie service. The ease has been under iiireatigniun before a heath of Magistrates in the country, and last Tuesday Colonel Clothe. roe told Peesbili Nothing could he done in it, as no malice was proved, and advised him to take the money for the Doe tor's ball. This did nut satisfy him, and he applied to the Office; where • warrant was granted him, iii whirl, he was moisied by Mr. Riley, as attorney, of Cie meet's lire, and yesterday Use case came on. The buy's face and bead appeared in a mangled state. gad after being questitssed by Sir Sieben!, hr stated as follows: About three mouths i•iere, ado es minding curs is • lace, ten miles f. um Heston, ke met the Pi i.oucir with a gun, who asked hint to throw up his cap to shout at ; lie reln-ed; be took it of his head, threw it its the air, and shut two holes through It; be reloaded the gra, and pot seer ral &loges in, some larger than peas, and said he'd be d—d if he didn't have a shut at my a— ; then 'lauding on the opposite side of the read, he levelled his glen in hint, on which hr put his baud. before his (Nee, sad directly stir r raw the flash of the gilts, and ✓eceived the contents in his Imelda, face, and one of his eyes. Mr. Frogley, the suegeow, was wended from attending, beim( io attendance we trio females, but wuold attired on • future day. Sir Richard Dinar said. he had no wish to interfere with airy other Magistrate, but if any thing, it was a capital offence, mad hr should recriest Woad Clitherue to attend the seat esonnisatios. Poets was convicted to the penalty of 40s. for not enterilig a load of hey, as requited by Act of Parliament. The driver of • hackney e...r0 was fined 10a. sod Costs Iter 'Windt% to lake a fare from the Adelphi Theatre, • QUEEN SQUARE. GANG Of HOUSEBREAKERS APPREHENDED. Several information.. have been given at this Office lately, of asawrotts robberies and burglaries being committed In Cloche-a, Hammersmith, and other ports of Middlesex, anti consequently the officers were cio the alert to discover the thieve te, but we re 00000 crested until yesterday neuritis!, when Pace and Coop. t. In Collllll4loeller.ol . 114 . 11/Mil I 101% tbry receives', repaired to a house in Castle-street, Long Acre, and how d their way into the garret, where they fumed Mari Herd and Charlotte Boatilleld, a ()odate with whom he cohabited, in bed, Witham Watts Jaws Hrowni, awd Thomas Peter, sitting rowed the Is; with their %hoes, stockings, and hats wet ; there was a wet bat and coat tee the room, hanging up to dry, which indicated they bad been out damn the pre ceding Web*. The offerers .enured and handcuff el them all, sod thew proceeded to search the morn, and tonne' between the chain upon which Faller and 'cut I. tine iortaim.shell smar tens, and underneath a beard in the tl,eor a bunch of skel e ton keys, reuiree.bit, ginebless, dark lament, aced other imple ments of housebreaking, all of MIIICIe were now produced. They wearchee the indigene of ['oiler, at a booker's shop it. White Lieu street, Seven Dials, and found ilocre a quantity eel housebreaking implements, skeleton keys, phosphorus bottle, and ma•clies. The Prisoners now gave •31'11/11, accounts of themselves, hat neither of them lead been lately in any .empluytactet whatever. The °dicers itolintaied that they would bring numerous ehorices Blatant the Prisoners or a future day, and conse quently they mere committed f,.st re.exanssaatton. TOWN•HALL. CHARGE OF FELONY. Yesterday Joint Ctitell7B; wwis char zed with entering flee realises of Ur. WAIN*. N Frtar.street, Black(riare- road, tan the Dame morning, and committing a robbery iberrin. Mr. Walton stated, Ibal the Primmer had übtaised lodg ings it his house, he believing that I.e was a respectable maw. Oa that moratag be wells out on +urns! bunions., soul did sot retard till between twelve sod um, o'clock ; he went so she front room, fir's Bum, sad found the door *unlocked to his great surprise, having larked it before be went out. On bus .staring the loom, to s•w the Prisoner rsdung she •pai t meat of his property, to entry it tiff 1 his shoes were off.— Ott (sari:Ming the lurk of the door he fumed that the Pri. stoner had mitered it by sterna of false keys, sod although ha had removed considerable property, he had out carried any of it away. The Msgistrate stated that she removal of the prep.', was a felonious taksug, iu bow, and ordered the Primus/ ta be COMM RO P. LI FTI NG. Hoary Glossop, • youth aboto I tf, yeses of age, the son of respectable peieats, residtad at Bethnal Green, was charged with comoiltsieg a rubbery to the shop of Mr. Ludlow, if. Touley.etreet, South we alt. The Prisoaer was observe il by Mi. Ludlow, jee. to leave tbedeor of the shop; he petalled his, sad found eider his coal weeeeeled, a has, aei a far cap, which bad bees stolen est of the shop. Meal/kw that apprebeeded the Primmer stew!, that he I had wee his father, who told bile that his sea Jed pt ante the aweipeay of •gang of thieves, sud he hoped the Magis trate would seed his to Brittle's to separate his Irmo his ameciates. . . The Al*ream soiA, that be hod wet site power to eessd Ate pasta' to Deimos. A felstoy had bees proved, sod it was has doll to erratost his I. Ow Aware to tate his trial. 17111011.41 ALL. OBTAINING MONEY BY INFAMOUS THREATS Yesterday Henry Molawn, a yursh iavesteatt years of age. was Waugh, ►sleet L. R. Anew, Esq. far re-ezaaamatiea, ea a show of -trairtiair amain frau KA Jelin IL:nimble, ' a • rahinet maker, retiring at No. 182, Long-lane, Southwark, under a threat of charging Ms with& horrid offence. The "rearm, on being Owed at the bar, was attended by a Dumber of friends tit great respectability, with Mr. Harmer for his Solicitor. The Magistrate ordered she depoliticise of tic. aultdiffe to beevad over, they were to the following effect : Mr. John Herm-Id& mimed that he was au atirtioneer end cabinet•enakcr, at No. 182, Long-lane, its the Borough. On Mouddy lees be went to see Mr. Hint's public emirs , into Laden, ■nd followed the cavalcade to Ore City•road ; whilst Ire wee standing opposite the Eagle tavern amongst the mob, lie was accosted by the Primary, who demanded Di. of bits. He asked him what he should give his bl. far? and the Pri soner replied, " Oh, you know what fur." He (witness) told him that he had dune nothing, and would sot give him his demised. The Pittance laid, If lon do nut give me the money I will bring my attorney to your Imam, sad I will ruin your character." He told him he world have so. thing to do with kiw , nod that he would nut give bin the money; the Prisoner said OM Übe did sot he would charge bins with an odious crime. Ile was mach terrified at such ■n accusation, and told the Primmer that be was sorry that he had nu money,ahout his, but if be would mess lain at three O'clock the NMI afternoon neer Rowland's Hill's Chi pet, fie Blocktriars-rand, he wined give him the atim be deimaded. The Prisoner tbeu appeared satisfied, aid went away. He metitioned the iircitanstaucc to a tetrad, who ad. steed him to go to the appointed spirt, bud take a ensemble with hum, and give the Prisoner Into custody. In accordance wish that. advice he took Reddingsrist (a coastable) and two friends with hire, and found the Primmer at the time and place appointed, mil gave him into custody. Chaste. Large, of N 0.4, Kemal Mews, Hedford.squere, a. reset to Colonel Lowe, and George Birkenshaw, residing at No. 18, St. George's.rew, near Senithield, deposed to the arrest of the Poisoner, bat did set knew what hid takes place between tl•e Prisoner and she Prosecutor previously. The Magistrate asked if the Prommator mad waistlines were present to be bound over against the Prisoner? They were called three times. and nu auswer was made. Ilk, Harmer thee appbrd fur the Prisoner's discharge. Mr. Allr■ said, that he could uut accede to the request ; the Prisoner stood charged with a capital ulTeuee, and he was determined to have the charge fully investigated before be set the Prison► ■t liberty. He ordered the Prosecutor and witnesses to be summoued, sod if they did nut attend, be weed issue war►auts fur their apprehrosion. He said it viva a villainous thing, that a yuuug man should be charged with a most abominable crime affecting his life, mad the par. ties should sot appear to substautiate the truth of their accu sation. The, Prisoner said, that he never made a demand of a far thing frier the Prosecutor. Hr wee treated to a very hides cent manner by bins, and he threatened to give Wm i■ charge of a constable, when he proposed to give him W. to say nothing about it, at it would be hie pain. He agreed to his proposal, aud, on meeting him, was apprehended. Mr. Harmer offered bail to any amorist foe the Prisoner, • but the Magistrate refused to accept it. He stated that be did nut wish to offer any opinion ape. the guilt, or the cies eumstances that might induct him to believe in the tonne. lire of the Prisoner; but his duty to the public had determined him to have the case thoroughly isvostigated. The Prisoner was remanded till Saturday (to-morrow). Johns Cowin', the man who was charged with being seem ear, to the sale of his wife to the resurrection men, appeared this day before the Magistrates. Mention, the officer, said, that according to the order of the klegistrates, he west to St. Thomas's Hospital to inquire If a corpse answering the description of the deceased had bees brought there for dissection. The Gentler,. of the disseetisig th penmen. behaved in tie root hswerome Eros ser, and conducted him and Mr. Barney, tee coughs of the d. d, over the Theatre of Asiatomy, and they took a view of the diffireot bodies therein. The also neat to the Theatre of Mr. Grainger, iu Weston-street, slid as. all his '" subjects," but at member place could they bud the body of the deceased; and they were informed, if the body slie.uld be offered for sale it should he restuied. 'mains still persisted that he was wiliocent of beiog con- e. rued s• the disposal of the body, The Slagistrate said that h. sass • most diogroceful rho. racier for *sing • woman so cruelly who had for him given up every thing. His ofturiallitsi with " repurrectioss nice on Hoe argbe of the robbery, was siroug proof of his being construed in the irassaction. Hall, the chief couslable, said that by this time he would Iretslurc to assert that the body was sear Scotland, to which piste a great Number of culposo were sent from Looduo every week. Cousins was set at liberty slow givliqg his own bail, to appear when required to du so. NEWCAIITLE HANDLERS. [IMITRER ACCOUNT] On the ?venlig of Moodily se'oesight, is consequence of itlfOi ellallo3l gives to the Mayor of ibis 10.55, that • person had opened ■ room in Bell's court, Pilgrim-street, for the purpose of playing, at • came called " Une Deux Citiorte," and that great members of SOILIIIe men beluugimg to the town assembled there for the purpose of gaming, a party of peace officers were dispatched, shout tea o'clock, to the town, where they found a person, calling himself John Worrell, who ackanoledged himself to be the master of the gaming. sable, and about ten young men, some of whom were is the act of playing at the paw Worrell was lodged in the House of Correrfios, and the table and money taken pos. sesoon of The next morning Worrell was brought before the Mayor, and the riming-table was fitted up by the officers in the Mayor's Chamber in the precise manner 111 which it had been rowed. All,, hearing the necessary evidence, Worrell was adjudged guilty of being a rogue sad vagabond, and sentenced to be confined in the House of Correction to hard labour until the next Ses.inns, there to he further dealt wish areinding to law y but he signified, through his Attorney, hie intention to appeal at the Sessions against the Mayor's eon% triton. is roomed] f which be was held to bail (litaiself to nai and Iwo sureties is 241. each), fur his sp. pesrauce •t the *micros to try seek appeal. One hundred and five half crowns and one crow, piece were found by ties officers spun the gaming-table,—(Ntmeasfle Paper.) A decision was pronnuoced in the Police Court at Edinburgh ern Wednesday, which is veM•rkable tidy mi account of the principles which it seems to invoice. Kith►, the ►ervants of as Many families Inlltlbllills( • common stair iii Grorge.street, were •reused of throwing ding water, &e. ever tiro win dows upon the street. The uni•nnce was suffice. eta!). proved ; and it was quite apparent that some of the deleralers utu•t have been godly of it; but there was no evidence to attach guilt or even suspi cion to any one of them in particular. The Ma go.icuter however. sited the shole to el small sum ; sisal he einthested the decision by observing, that thuar who are innocent ought to have informed against the guilty. t lizabeth Tvolitisort, of Kenton, near this town, has been committed to our county gaol, charged by the Coroner's, Itignest with the wilful murder of her husband, Richard Tomlinson. It would he highly 'improper to give any detail of the evideuce on this nielfoicholy case, to which we alluded in our last paper. After a painful and diligent examination of witnesses. which occupied two whole days. and did riot conclude until a Ids hour on Monday evening. the Jury unanimously returned • veuJict of Wilful A/a►der •g•in►t the wretched fromtin.—(Stgßiird shire Advertiser.) Great difficulty has beeu often experienced in Making leeches fasten wide their mouths to the skin; a meestuiudent in the Casette of Health of tins month strongly recowsnend► the tollowing method of applying theta :—Dip the mouth of the leech into fret& porter, sod apply it to the spot from whence Ot is deetnediodeumbie to abstract blood, sad it will immediately tastes ee it nod besium sock. S1lIC1I)ES. ' "‘' An inquest was held os Wertseeday afternoon laic, at the alga of the City of Hereford, Geuegewreet, Portman Name, os view of the body or John Meads, rear SO years of age, who died in evivisripienee al a wound in Isis throat, iatlicted by himself the day preceding. It appeared from the evidence, that the deceased was bellows-blower lo the organ of the sew Mary ir-hoot church, and had bees is that capacity for many years; he had of late bees labouring under a great depression of spirits, when nn the day is qssecius, the laudlady of the house is which hr resided, found him lying in the privy with his throat cut from ear is ear. Mika, having vieweol the body, reierned their verdiet " Temporary mentitt derangement." SHOCKING CIRCUMSTANCE. Last sight ■o lagnest was held the Tad Tap. Teher an's Mewv, Grosvenor puree, l'imaro, before Mr. Higgs, Coroner, on the body of Mrs. Sarah Wells, aged 58 years, whose death was occasioned by throwhig herself out of her chamber window. Mr. Richard Francoart Wells, the ann of the deceased, stated, that the dictum': and his father resided at Brook Green, it Hammersmith. Oa the night of the 2lsl of Oc tober t►ey went to bed at the usual hour. About three o'clock on tke following morning he (witness) was awoke by the tries of a female for assisiance. He open►d hie chamber window, and saw • person lying can the ironed under his fa. thees chamber window. He got up, and having procured a light, went to pee who it was that was 'resettle, and it preyed to be his mother, who had thrown barrel( out of her them bee wisduw, and bad fallen to the ground, a distance of near twenty feet, sad both her thighs were broke., and the bone pretended several inches though the flea. He seat for me dical aid, and had his mother carried lain the Imam. She said that she had no recollection of getting out of the win dow. She had bee• lately quite deranged in her mind. He went lo her bed room, and tuand lo■ father asleep, aad he was no leis surprised than he was distressed a hearing of the melsacholy occairmace. The deceased must have climbed up several feet to have been able to get 'Wore, the case. tent. He believed that she was net conscious ut what she was doing at the time. Mr. C. Haulms., surgeon, stated, that he had attended the deceased from the time of the aerident till Tuesday, wbe■ she expired. Buds her thighs were broke., to a dreadfol man see, cud the injury uceastosed her death. The Jury lied fur some time, cud at last came le the folks/ink verdict—." The deceased, being of unsoood miud, did throw herself out of • window, and by falling to the gruoad did fracture her thighs, o Web occasioned her death:* NEN' NODE OF RAISING THE RIND. A well•deeaard man arrived, a short time since, at the Tal bot Inn, Bristol, by out of the London coaches. He made some inquiries teopeming the Exeter each, by which be said ►e intruded gulag the following day. He ordered supper and his Inanely sod water, sod west Isi bed. After breakfast neat osoratog, the •nitre gave him ,his bill, when, to the waiter's great surprise, be declared ►e bad so motley. The landlord was called, who was not to be dose easily, and be was about sending for an officer when the geollessaii begged be would cut, sod suffered to leave some part of his dress. He actually took tubas paotaloolos sad left them for his hill, which was about Is. promo tug to redeem thew us his return from Exeter, as be had nu friend is Bristol to whom be eushl I efer. He bad a frock coat, and a good pair of drawers, end did sot appear to feel the loss of Ina panialunuo. He went directly, from the Talbot to the Bush, and there made the same iileiry respecting the •astern roaches; ordered his diaper, mid said be world lemon, there till the seal day, is order to go by the Exeter coach. he the meal lime, it may be supposed, he lived well. On the following wonting, be ►erg his bed teem bell in a great hurry. When she sereast came, he desired him to seed his master, and exclaimed that be had been rubbed of his pantaloons, with lel. 104. its the pocket Whew she mossier arrived, the gentleman put him self in a great passion, and hi. %tiny was readily believed. The landlord of the Bush became alarmed for the respecta bility of Isis house, sod he returned him his stoney ; seat fur a taibr is the seigiihnorkood to bring some pautalowas and begged the story might sot be made public. It was Corn. chided some of the pamengers who had gone by she morn ing roaches had committed the rubbery. It is seedless to say, the gentleman, us receiving the money, took himself air- The day fallowtsr, the servants of the two Moo meet log iu the la iiket, the tuck was soots discovered. The maw Las out aIUCC beta 'Matti of. THE ARMY. The With (or Piet Devonshire) tegiment of fool, Lieut.. °earful Sir W. Hunstuno, K.C.O. Colonel, bearing UM ins colours and appointineuts the undermentioned honorary dis tinctions, ill et,mmensoration of its serviert—" Minden," " Esmont-op Zrr," " Egypt," " Maids," " Pyrenees," "Or. them," • 4 Peninsula; enihaiked at St. Helena un the 29th of April for Bombay, whirr it arrived, sod disembarked on the sth sod lbth of June last. Toe Obth (or 2d North Riding) regiment of foot, General T G 00000 nor ' Colonel, and 111.1 0 . has been relieved by the 20th foot, at But:obey, and I. shortly expected to arrive is England. The 17th (ur Leicestershire) regiment of foot, General I. Champagne, Colonel, is also expected to arrive iu a churl time in England from Wit. The 13th (or let Somerset) regiment of foot, General E. Monism', Colonel, has been ordered to India, to replace the 17th regimest of infantry. NAVAL INTELLICk?VCE. I't.IIIIOUTIt, wovrmara Arrived the Hil.herts, Brat*, and Kash, 11loaro, for snake ; Caledomia, prowl+, fur Coeuaala ; Sylimetry, Mow, for Leghorn; .0a Betsey sod Am) for Gambia and Siena Leese—all wied.boUnd. LSIOUTK, 1101tilitt 12. Arrived lie Nape, Harrill, from Lueidou fnr the &vitt Arai; Oftelf, Stormier", fur Tobasu ; Proilberiy, Cuero, fur Lisboa Elio, Ward, fur Madras gull Brutal; &diet Grimy, /al cosier, fur Dummies • um, Paddieumbe, for Port•au- Prince and & Wn smell, fur Beibite. our., NoTnrata 13. Arrived and sailed fur the River the Nimble, Briaton, lions Seville; Loyalist, Parkins, from tineber ; Cronioeliam, from ditto., Serioirapstaim, Joy, from the Sou.la Sesta; Mary Anu, Liindleyi from adiramicbi--the tee !site, remains. Came dons Gobs the Meer and sailed al,r livel y, hl for Nes Providence; Taylor, for Gib/Blear ; Lem., Walter, for Grenada; Rbbreta, Toni, fur RI. Lscia; 8 r ,.. Vet, Holder, fur Demerara; Liberty, Broits, fur Si. Timmi: .; Liverpool, 111•Lelan, fur Rt. Ches. ' Thisbe, Reddie , f ur ls -11111 len j Nesbit, Grey, fur ditto; Dessiaus, Read, for Br:- muda ; Mangrove Ray, /tyros, fur Rotuma Ayres. • The Abby, Hor., freed DeGOP& for Liverpool, upset 'timidity 041 the Light—the master sod o frets e parseoger were drowned. . The Seringspatmus. Joy, arrived i. tit Downs, boa brougl dispatches from Vas Diriiinee EAST INDIA SNIPPING. The Bombay Carrie, of the 18th df June cur tains the following statement of the dis niters expe rienced by the Lord Castlereagh Indiaman, for whose safety so much fear had been entertained, that re-insurances had been effected upon her at go pe► cent, premium : _ . "The 111•Qween spoke with the Honourable Company's ships gent* Cortle and Charles Grant, from China to the eastward of the Cape, on the Bth of May. At Johanna she fell in with the Lord Castlereagh, Beim, returning to Busboy to relit, is cons...ponce of heavy damage sustained by h.r in a arvrre gale off the Cape, during which she was compelled to throw overboard *considerable part of bee cargo, and received so much injury that the.proseeution of the voyage became impossible. The ship made the land off Algot Hey on the 27th April, whew a gale of 'bid com. neenced front the north•west, @treaded by a very high sea. Caul. ing her to strain and labour considerably, mid to make ninth water. The pumps became r►nkrd with pepper ea the 30th, sad it become aecemary, in coosequente, to throw overboard 290 bags of pepper to get at the pump well. The pampa were kept constantly going; bet the gale continuing sitb increased force and a heavy sea, and the ship not lying well to, she °prised all the seams of the upper decks sad topsides, and continued in this perilous slate until the 3d of May, at which time the water had increased to four feet, the people were ell completely knocked up, the masts and rigging much injured, sad there being no probability of her getting round the Cape in the state she was, abe was kept lotore the wind to prevent her foundering. The gale lasted 1,11 the sth of May, when the weather moderated, mad the ship win pumped out, and afterwards is the Ruse weather she nude only 19 inch.' water in the 24 bourn." Extract of a letter from Bengal. dated may 31. received via Bombay, dated July 1 : " The ship Lady:Vsegad haypet back, having, on the 181 h of May, in lat. 15. N. long. Bo. experienced a ►arrinne, winch made ber a perfect wreck ; bad Ilve feet water la her bold, about ono-third of the cargo thrown overboard, sad more than half of the rest damaged. Several vessels put bark dirmasled and disabled. The Xavier Mills haa fousulera, with 00 of her crew." We have often read extraordinary accounts of heifers, &c. but the following from the Boron Ga zette will hardly find a parallel :—" Lest week a heifer, thrre years •nd • half 01d,111.6 killed by Mr. THOMAS Show, butcher, of Mounthorre I, which, on being opened, proved to contain fire kidnies (two being the usual number), see of winch wrigned ninety-one pounds, while the hind quarter weighed twenty stone. It was exhibited for public inspection in • stable at the Bull's Head inn, ite Lrtceste►; and considered a g►eet curiosity. FIRE. About eleven o'clock on loot Tends stn/right some hop stacks, belonging in the Rev. Dr. Lord of Northiam, were discovered to be on fire, threatening the entire destrwetion of • !mother of corn mid -straw stacks, boas, lodes, &e. An alarm was immediately given in the village, wbeu about Iwo hundred of the inhabitants asseaslited, who by prompt assistance, and the use of three garden engines procured i• the neighbourhood, succeeded to preventing the fur ther spread of the flames. A messenger was dispatched to Rye, to apply fur the use of the town engine., u hick was immediately grouted, and directions given for the dispatch of Iwo, whorl' arrived at Northiam, a &deuce of eight mites, in lees than an hour oriel worths, thenagh Ike greet and prrioeworiliy ortivity of the men to whose rare they were cowinsiited. By the powerful aid of throe two en gines, alai the united effoits of all in attesiderser, the Mimes were at length got under, •udahoat a ine o'clock on die Adios tug moralism wholly subdued. The ilantage is estimated at 3001. So aseloos were the neighbours of the Rev. Doctor to love Wei/property from the devouring element, that the women roes assisted in forwarding the water to the engines, which, and the almost unexampkil exertions of ►is neighbours g+•' uerally, the Rev. Geode's's° appeared truly sensible oL The Ere, it is suspected, was the work of mute ineeudiuy.... (Irmatials Gazette.) ‘Vhen the Queensberry, from Petersburgh, was 100 miles Iruw laud off to finiusird-head. • small bird came on board, apparently exhausted, but of. ter getting some crumb• of biscuit, it become very lively. aod in • short time took us flight. Not long afterward., a hawk alighted on the rigging. and, in an hour, another hawk also paid them a visa. both in • very weak state, •nid unable to proceed further. As these birds of prey, however. can exist on fresh meat only, and as nothing was to be hod but salt-beef, they soma attacked one another, and •diet several severe contests, our of them killed the whet. 11 4 40 0 which the unfortunate survivee sub sisted!. axes time; having been supplied with mice, it reached Dualities in gaud condition, and "hewed no signs of wishing to change its situation, when we Pew it ou hoard the eesseL-11,/nnifi-ies Paper. "' Amok - PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock... 249 250 1 New Annuities.... OIL . 2491 I Bs. Bills. 2.... I,ooot. 3 per Cent. Red SIMI 6 7 Pr. 3 per Ct. Cosa. 8 I 84iiI Ditto Small 6 9 7 pr. Si per Cents.... Lotter) Ticket. X4l. 4 per Cents..... 90 I Hook tor Accou n '.. 24% New ditto..... 1021 g I Cones for Acc.. rti 81i Bk. Long Au. 20 11-161 silk Lulls Bonds 3938 40 pr. BIRTHS. L•st 'morning, in Somrrarl street, Portman-square, the Lady of Thomas Maeltenzie. Esq. art daughter, On Saltorday the Sth instant, at slatlork, the Lady of Captain Fin:Aland, tOth infantry, of a daughter. On Tuesday &earnest, at Wrottesley Hall, Stafordrhir►, the Lady of John Wroiteeley, Esu of a daughter. On the 9111 instant, the Lady of the Rev. Willies Foster, Bettor of Cullom, county of Louth. of a daughter. On Monday last, tlw Lady of Richard Blacktles, Em. tot Sackville.sireet, of • daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 27th of October, at the chapel of his tare Henry Luid Burgher...li, at Florence, by the Rey Geroge Ruined, Chaplain in Oirliii•ry to bus Majesty, Sir Charles Style, Bl.t. to Labelle. dstinlitir of Sir George Copley, Bart. On therld of September, at the house of the Eunli.h Ana bassadoe at Naples. Baran Lord Wall.couri, to Mi's Lock, only eilllightre of William Lock, Esq.. On Turaday, the 12th suet. ait FOrtlintbeirlge, Ha•ty, toy the Her. .1 Furry, Mr. Henry Greenwood, of St. JAW*, Suirthirsih, sisreeon, younge.t nun of the late Rer, 1 hums@ Greenwood, Vicar of Caine. Wilts, pp Amur, tklest ,laughter of George &trade, Esq. of Fryers Court. DEATHS. Oa Condi) , ~ethic, the Mk iuttheit, io POth rar. Mr. lia t .ll, 11f De.by.street, owe of the &d 1 othatotatos of iVe.lllllooler. On the tol init. Mr Henry lVriglit, the rider. of Tuthill sir. et. We.tnsiestur, Kett 7/1. Du the 30111 ult. at Haltiwell, sear %boo, at the advaseed age of our hundred Rua eight year,. Mrs. Amor Macdonald. In early life . she wrut to America, wbn re she rammed for four teen years; war prereut at the meouorablr sieze of Quebec, and ag that Hine was laundries iu tue groat fitro of the ac c, the salient GIIIMFIII Wolfe. All dm In/11011 except to troll were orderer' lean the woods duets, Ike siege; she was slightly woria4rd is the load by • aplUster floret • :Jail. She resided fur more than half a oratory in the immediate bourhund wbree .he breathed her loot, and was regularly to the habit of stafkittle •u sad from B&W; mute or twice • week, • 411(4 MCA of les miles teals gill, till sishis slew •owths of her death. ()u the 611 h iustsat, at Genii lisitestry. a Derhytillite, Mr. John Swink foresee arid der, in the 65111 yrur of his age. Mis death ania aurally .ttdde• ; he had ',tea Lis uupper . his usual health and spuds; afterstuas he complained of it doziness In `Mead s and these.e boar was a corps.' - • -- --•- WWI WATER AT LORDOR BRIDGE THIS DAT. hlwelting be dug S. I Evestiog 0 shrr 3 Pnetpd soil PAWhod IA Tut INUTisq Pk and THE GLOBE Offien, N.. 10, lkirsad, h C 114111.11 CUBA vi ELL, of tbit ltwaL - • •-.1 • G :. ..