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"1 114 .. vAt hi ble 4444. ' 4 " somati front , 7. . 4 i 1 M P 1P aetkelih.ftscld.onod4eitidr IdNOMMI' Olio lilakapitaidir triter sykl n , v , , 'Wahl lealcA, from Thu 5,04 W ilikorey,Aitaseare. Tha Corrasesir of Dfsori"arfirte ritni kismoil h er bra *ski Hsft H."lb le t g oa t Arbour., lisiiikidwrilsr • ...a ..,411 PI - • • 611 "1"4 to rf il la Lady Yllollll6rTfealOY"... lilfallai r et dorp.fsbasi Cassie Illeameds I wileirr. y. 7 14 , smopika of their issiolatlVswOrtilso 11 "' . 61 ". lota* Wow ASIO 2IIO ' . "' " Guides INA' loaf bit l ' et w ", rtieldri for clay awn I. Lunt. • m om osa reistroirfiff/Aaa's Hotel, sh "'"'"" e4iNe , ,usaiimiki , 7-1 1wiii-wahmoglisiiis her motto ;11 / 1 1 . 1 .41 . 41 1.1 . 4 % . : 4y. . Antler Mbar* rg Hotel, Charles. have sensed as the vas* S r ennser4q4 i r ir •eir 4 : l ; l = ; oho L Vatic, Esq. filar sow. As s , g o ,. ikr. Marva boa artistoildadles'bilatel, Smith JOiles.a4tleol, farm I& wilt is allisholl 0- , 11r. Ballow. has artivet-tt thilasallia Betel, Hood. ..•,. OWL rsterday from *MN alk4, Lower Grave -teasoteeet learehisiossa of Dribreshire and her me, big glitisioroarli, far their ow, Itaitipatesd Park, Berta; BO Swam Douglas for Dittos Patll,lllurrey. .:Mresdarst sad the Mime Harvey arrived yesterday at diellftellnisi Hotel, awed-street, from their seat, Langley Palkigivitg wise Lord Leigh from Me seat is Lancashire. *Sersitoravi from Hatehett's 'note!, Dover-street:—Caps. rtiir, lit.. Frith, sad frailly, for Catcall. ; the Rev. J. Todd sad family for Ferretridge, Yorkshire; the ker. .1. Chews Mrs. Coaksoo, and family, for France; the Rev. Pr. Williams fur Serbs; sad Thomas Scott, E fur Cbel- COMM telt Catmints ST. ANTONIO illieertsined snake distinguished potty of friends at dinner yeateldtp as their house in Hanover-square. tArarat arid ViscousteisClANTlLLS esatertaio. ed i sAasge pony of rhotiorguisked fastvonsbles yea st their seat, Witersteed Lodge, Ipswich. ry, the seat of the Earl sod Countess Vairiassia.aear Si. Alban's, will, in the course r theocrat.; week, lifetime a scene of great fes livity, Several rhotingniered personages bring invited %e c 1 nyvvil Highness the Duke of You, "fin " vigrake4 his isdesitiou of honouring the NobL. Awl sod Counters with. ha company. MY: MEI his been obliKett to diacontinne his toneerreat..Bath, the receipts or the nine concerts 4.-iiicifivtltt orator lumina hors', sefficed•ie eater irposses.of else Aker, ins of ,tike yams. ' 'Crain Roth(gs. hf Was so idtt ed' to intualcation, that he was told by his physician he would wear awry the coats of his stomach. " 'rhea," mid he "it moat waskria a waistemo." We li 4 se vest pleasure in being able to rm. .Notince the perfect recovery of the lady of Mr. JAMBI Beowtot, M.P. from her late serious in dispdaldeon. 'to the poor of the neighbonrhood of MIAMI Browne, the object not merely o f her con stint Cilfe tint of her personal attention, this air - eninstence must afford very lively satisfaction.— (Afars Colostitutiam.) • Citiio7 . .-PETER the Finit e Kiog.of,,Portogal, to reldrititi,luxnry, and pr e vent th e otailvot ahoolastely fortiode ull his suhjecto.ths buy or sell soy their commodities without limnethate pi/ Meat, and made the second comma* of that offence death ! ANECDOTE or TR, JCSWG.A pane man named GRANT, living en the esters of the fionsionthle W. Maims, in the neighbourhood of Montrose, and 108 years old, pre,ented a memorial to the Kitio throogh Sir B. BLoosteleto, harry, in which he stated his extreme distress and old uge to his Ma niere. Amongst otherarzuments fur royal boun ty, he Inronorii his 31 d.l that if 1w Was not the oldest of Les 11 AJESTY'S 10751 •Hltiretr, lie was' at all ereututhe oldest of his MRJESTIrt enemies, for that he was present in 1746, at the battle of Cul- Inden Muir , in• which lie hail taken the aide of l'initt.tt STUART. Ili. MAJESTY, with that dia tinguished benevolence which has always marked Lit private character, has ordered one pound s-week to be paid to the old man during Ins life, and the Mme sum to he continued to his daughter, who on. takes charge of him, and is upward. of 70 years of age, should she surrive her father. A few days ago a small water fowl was foun d , nearly dead, lint far from Keswick, supposed to hove been ',loan out of it. latitude lay the late hurricanes. It is to the polartosioti of "dr. bIiAC SIALBY, of Keswick, and appears to be a Green load dove. A few minute, before eight o'clock on Sunday night a v er y linuisious meteoric exhal a tion, or fall ing star, wasobservable in the west. Its course de clined towards the horizon to a S.S. &wog direc tion, with a brilliant train. It appeared, when its motion commenced, to emanate from a fixed star, sad was visible to the naked eye for full half a *al outr.—(Brighton tArossicle.) The Corporation of Glastonbury having lately prevailed oo their worthy neighbour, I.VILLIAII DICKINSON, Esq. M.P. to accept the office of their Recorder, about • month since, he took the usual oaths, and was admitted ; upon which oces sloe he dined with the Corporation, and was met by the neighbouring Gentry and Clergy.—Ou Sa. turday se'ouight the Corporation partook of the hospitalitim of Kingswrston House, and after a very handsome entertainment, returned highly de. lighted with the polite Intentions of their kind host sod hostess.—The Corporation have been parti. colarly fortunate iu Wring fur their Recorders country Gentlecueu who have resided in their immediate vicinity, and have filled the highest situations ; their tir.t Recorder was Sir Pane, afterwards Lord Chancellor, KING, whose father and ancestors Were natives r.i G I _Amatory ; to him succeeded that atilt Judge Sir [DENBY GOULD, who 'Nile(' at Sltirpham Park. / tar obetiterintraltir titled lees against the bankrnpts, they or either or them. and erbidh ref then). %Fere indebted to Mr. ige o in any sq,l labia sum of money, with bliterty fottba baakrup*.; sr. Keats auti L, d 4.lautlay, to be eamliassible witnesses on the trial of tie-km, if it fileittlitliie %NO. *4EI 1•41 .-1411e1 0. • --"'"P'4lllHftsatta. I ax.mes es, . The ArraRNAV=OW!teIAL nrVhed in part. He is to be heard again on Saturday. To-morrow (!his loro,l4 ; ,aggaragt Seal before Term.. 14in .a.•t 0.1 .4 , t■ h.* r•uviii •w 45 MONDAY, JANINAIItr 14. ;Wont* Violent vire INSURANCE SOCIETT. DAVIES. AND °THAIS it. FOR AMP. OTNSOSe This was a motion for an raiassetiass wrest/spin the Directors, Treasurers, ice. of the Society from, making certain sltenitioirs in its constitntion, tits , j priftchad one bring the establishthent . p p fusid . 3f 450.009/, to effect which new policimottid. gni I deed or charter. bad b.co►ne necessary). ' Mr. SRA DWAL L. fee the PLiwb ferhirallera fear persons holding policies with the Society y indat that by its origina's constitution all the membela entered into a mutual covenant to laden/say each other Oiliest lose by fire, mad that they also note` ally covenanted net to do any act, or engage rn trey concern by which that Society could be prejuilited. i, —Now he contended that the Defendants wereilt; . present engaged su establishing another conceal.. and althoegl► a great many members of the old Society might think the Defetbdass4 were doing' what would be beneficial to them, the were of a different opinion, sod preferred the'Se ciety in its original state, and he contended find without the concurrence of *lna Plaintiffs the new scheme should not be suffered tows forward. Mr. GLYN followed on the woe Ode. The LORD CDANCRLLOR istiotleted • doubt whether the Plaintiffs could seeceeskaill tkt. appb --wation, upon rettb Mr. Hart,- the Defendant'. midi tenter whet had fallen front klis Lordship, he knew not that it would be needful for him to Demo the tune of the Court ; but The Loan ComsermLos. am* " I shall cer tainly. Mr. Hart, Irene the Defendants' Counsel. The Plaintiffs lotold have had no pretence for coining orto • Opii.our Equity if they had not put an allegation of fraud iu the proceedistga. roam fraud has been alleged against the Deleuilanta, 1 'hall not shut up the cast without snowing the facts • on their part to be elated. Mr. HART then stated the coSieettibith had been pursued by the Defendants (who mere Gentlemen of greet respecnibility and fortune), clawing that cOnsiderelde'perns had beeri /akin to 'Splint the new system by means of the numerous agents of the Society and otherwise ; and from many Ai which had beau put its, it appeared that the Members of the Society very generally approved of the alterotions and had readily effected their insurances ondvr them. Mr. WETtitegu. followed on the same side, and observed that the Society. ix its improved state, was just as much a new society as wine poured out of one bottle into another was a or* bottle of wine. This Society was emptying itself out of an old and infirm coos:outgun into a new and improved one. The LORD CHIANCRLI.OR—" But what Mr. Shailwell says is, that his clients are content with their bottle of wine, and think it very good, and that you are spoiling it." Me. WRTURRII.I.—" I know he says so. my Lord, but we shall see by and by whether your Lordship is of that opinion." Mr. BICURSTETH (who was also for the De. fendants) stated a variety of Inns from affidavits, for the purpose of proving that 'to fraud or de lusion whatever bad been attempted by the De fendants. '' • • - The LORD CRANCRLLOR entered very fully into the history of inference companies, and of their 1%- 1 rious disabilities, and of the applications they had made from time to time to the Govrrnnient and to ParliaMent for protection and assistance. Hr re marked on the defects of the old constitution of this society, and soid that the Plaints& could hive no right to the rumroary interference they were l'oo* seeking to obtain. He also observed that the Plnititiff s must have various difficulties to en. counter itr bringing the affair. of the Society before the Court. Hr expressed his doubt whether it was a case in which the Court would interfere, eves' if the cause was to he finally heard upon its merits, cod concluded by reinarkiiig, that although he did hot pretend to be deeply versed in insurance busi ness', of this lie had no doubt, that the addition of a capital of 550,000 r. must be a prodigious improve ment of the concern. Motion fur the injunction dismissed with costs. COURT OF ICING'S BENCH, Warranurrza, T•URSDAY, JANUARY 17. The Court were occupied in hearing •rguwents hour the •peci+l paper of no public interest. The unfortunate man THAYER, who Wiest) se riously injured by his precipitation from a second floor window in Charles -street, Drury-lane, third yesterday in Middlesex hospital, after lingering twiny weeks. The persons accused of throwing him out stand ►ndicted for the assault, and if conviction take place it will now be murder. A Coroner's Jury will sit on the body this day. On Saturday night two or three villuins broke into one of William:a Alms Houses, without Si. Owen's Gate, in lierelii , d. occapi.d by G. WILLIAMS, au old man near 88 years of age, and one of sheen threw the bed cloilies over and lay upon him whilst the others plundered the house of various articles, including 201. in notes, and tight hull-crowns, which he had saved to defray the expenses of his funeral, and for some poor relation—they even ransacked his I coffin, which he had made sums time since, and kept by his be.i.side. i/ 1 . . 1 re l reAW' r q - • ~...., P•••• • I lt4 t ' %''t .. • 6 Z _ , n , ~, 4.4 1, 41. 1 1:414441Pcir•L at a ;ilfe •C. .7 1 i 4. v 1,, • k.. " 4 ; • -teem 00-4111infoteIN amiss% Mine ‘ • kti.ic- 7 -..:, _...- '•i , i I \ - .-0" -- .',"! • 1 4. 1 1,5—.... '`.. • " 4 " -op- •, ' I:weilleitte. tetietelitlV ). •.' " i w Or , ' - I ' . :.--.,,...._. ~.. . .... , - ~ *.., • - . 0 ". ' . • RX.PARTS KENT, 11l TDR IRATTIOR ite.: OiliA . ,sw 4. •• I .• • ° , , AND i ' 1111115,, 4441 Riven, . , • T..' I 1:0'. • ' 3 " 4 "Adis" iA ma aerecrem.. The LORD CDANCRLLOA directed RR Wei to bry ..-• ) . ,•.0.•.-- , whether *it the tome the eseeeeimine tireeed original 01._ ."." I ,~- .41. , 1/ ~ I, ..1 ail t ai-ret 116.01411.11.8.00•SIA lIPS Len a „, ~ al +a VW tali fo r ..: •Iti .1 I . J .. .1? Ire,,ed IFS Igalbittl, t•lib l V i tt l itt i i 4l‘ , W l, Mil , inte;" •• '"" ' • ''''" ''' - - The Va. .ddat Wylish, yboalWdilbrtaktforad'of 1k stater's' aufttiawallitb'llttrriltittsbi,"llllS'PretirObtA4 a Clintrb dr St. Orate, i llittetaitburl,% . llle Tait , 1810. Jane Nairadialm, dam , he , She .hvaicaiksli,- &pow/ , th a Prima* ioalead as her .Mane Ask are mamba' be married her airier.. Sielethe parseat'atlha marital stabler wee thee 17 rani skstri, gardlorala Ilaingisill bar livaltistod.wislataar tether. Ilia telealed 140 V three days after She siStrition blot di 111 . tabaillNelln Prisoner, sad los Indio* tbibbed by blow lallidAdat aspidateti by Oat purl**. II .• •R • - .41 I It *tip •ar Nary lieertleleee daps* tbsidat‘daa - slevialli Pliasserita MIMI*. aotibboadt Isair tbiaatba attar • leteire, dbastabas awns pumbassavild dasittad We. oparapasearaedealtau . /alba latas...--. • A n , bow. eadosowlsoiderisei arts* le iletitirab. 0.11.110044 bin% , effiele lee ea* more dleseta. .flame s, al.sitatilllbibeotontelblo 'her grim% boa tek loft iser, suessoise aim lock s se* tie wssilbeftest sississaanissr a r emir owe indestry, eel' Is is terillisrultisssiopllso pod*. Dsrisr his las tedi l iso tipapholgelkili, Worming ber Ihat ishiNilsrlille Itsitlassfill.wilevesidobseski bee to oeoeltt Oa *Mak --4- oAkisiShiltilms , ol.lseseet witk, h ••ii • • - - at M. Taylor, porta Merit of 111.'inamiteilmaisMbes011- e6sti.lbs-visister et the •ASIMISOWSIthb 0111.0,01Mitrobiashied. " u° wilhelhmh , lllmatirra.•haahalla : lespgillts =4.0116 Ifillfigitisseefest IShilabliall;adisatal 'Priarimmat •ii N•tell ••• ;I•mi •u. I • Willltew'Rasdilho F•l r li:t o tt t wf- Itattmalyardeiledt‘ imissal,!lllas shwa hip - She erissaer atehlbss bweeahaillsittrisity that akts! ade , merrtral Wiry Vistivssiar toes..,asisse. loom Imed !Oar be bad malty • asked bias visallar as 'wad leen Ise est/ it was, Ard pi* bins slim of hie. wires! Miry Vining, she first wife, rim iw Court, meil prewestod kefiehr 1 0 theil"ll-71S4lalleelned ftery mach allotted. The Prisoner per itess,writtra detract, in Wiles kit misted that be had been tried last week on a eipital eliaegs for, gm- • ling and womidieg Mary Nelsen, aud. acquitted, earl he was time defeated to be tried uu a charge of hicamy,lbetbUith Vie malice iif tkat woman. It vies tree tie win marled to Mary Tiniest, between after the marriage she was eusvicied of acapitaLfelony. and be teas *iv.° fio.asiderstand dist leer eaosistiosi ilsmolved their marriage and under. that aapre•- isiaa ha rienrried Mary Nelson. dm drat rite was liberated idler twelve nissillis impri.uumeat ; but lie availed himself at ker euntielion to keap army from ber, es she was much addicted its lignue. b „. Alter the tiipes4/14- iireli.emid, be added, that his first wife. lead nisei* ker. garment to kis marrying Mary Nelsoo,, ;ad that the bolter was aware of hia. Gnaw git at that , • Mary Heim Wel mu s ed sued •ypipaideed by the Cosewit e reamer, - abe poei. the Prisourr Prisoner, said tie fellow.—• nol only of lua4 bees whom be e same lime the Prisoner for mealier a quantity of wearing apparel, valise 1 the property of IV Vullar. The Primmer was In chine of the Proseetitur's house while the family was at Brighton, during which time she rubb,d it of a considerable %mustily of wearing apparel, china, &c. 'which she pledged rah sliffereat pownbroliera She was found reit% riseertieately 'retraced to be confined twelve aseeths Ir t* of Currteliou, sod kept to hard labour. Rickard Jones was convicted of stealing a pair of boots (eons rbe "ludo+ of Mr. Clolow, shoemaker, of Phillips's Buildings, Sower, Town, ow Tuesday last. Mr. Teasdale, the constable who took charge of the Pri• 11011er, stated that he appeared at the time to be in a state of most e•trfllle distress. He was stotteuced to a fine of one shilling, and discharged. Jobs Ilirrrißg and Jobs Neiman, taro boys of frock. years of age, were convicted of steeling a piece of 1.e.( from brstelsor's shop, is Plusatree street, St. Giles's. A Lady, passing by, saw them take the beef, and told the slionmats, who pursued and overtook them; he maid Menhir, who had the beef in ►is hand, and Newman no away, god was not takes till five days afterwards. They made no defence, and called no witnesses to speak to eie characters. After the verdict of Guilty had been retarneil, the COMMON SkIJEANN killed Kendrick, the braille of Si. Giles'a, if he knew any thing of the Prisoners, and he said they were con nected with • Rang of upwards of one hundred it, number, and that they had just been liberated hum prison when they committed this ofeuce. Upon which the boy Newman e aimed, " Pleas, you, Sir, I was only to for tiro bens." They were immediately sentenced to seven years' Mum porlalioo. Before the COMION SCR AAA NT. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY A SERVANT. Jam.. Vmilh sad Ann Nicholls were pot In the bar on an 'indictment charring Ibem wit► having stolen, on the 22d of December last, from the house of W. Phillimore, Km. the emioent Chancery Barrister, a variety of property, consisting el susereigos, • valuable tea caddie, culinary, and other domestic articles of furniture. Mr. C. Patbierr, in an able speech to the Jury, staled the case fur the prosecution, from which slid the evidenre ad duced, it appeared that the female Prisoner had been in the employ of Mr. Pkilllatore, in the capacity of cook, fur nearly four years. In the latter part of the last month some suspicious circumstances tuner, and the female Prisoner, im tieing witched, was discovered coining uut of the Prowls amide., which are at the back of his residence in Moutagn-etreet, Russell-square, and deliver several solicit's to the Prisoner Smith. whit, it turned out, was her cousin ; be conveyed them In a relation iu Cutout-street. Hancock, an officer, followed him, and took hint into custody, hen he found the artiths molest in his possessiow. The offiecr li,ving secured Smith returned and •ppreltrittled the female Prisoner. Ott searching her • large quantity of sovereigns were found, which she accounted cur having by saying, they were the produce of her itoluatry during her employment with Mr. Philliniure. . . These facts were proved by Hancock, sod the property was identified by Mr. Outfield, • tinman, who told them to Mr, Phillimure on the '22d of last October, and also by • charwoman, named Junes. The sovereigns were not identi fied. l'he witecsses were severally cross-exatutued 14 Mr.' Alley on behalf of the Prisoners. Smith, on being called upon for his defence, said, he hail been employed by his cousin to carry the articles its ques tion, and had no knowledge of their bring stolen. Ann Nicholls slated had married in April butt, and was about to settle, and had bought the articles for her own use, but her nutters, being rather abort of such utensils, she had used them frum the motive of wishing to accommodate the family, Several reipeetnble witnesses give Smith a most exem plary character, as dill others the female Prisoner. After an impartial aommiliz up, the Jury tunctittecl for a short time, and thru found Alan N.chulls Gattly ; but Acqmteted Smith. There was a very sharp frost on Wednesday night. of which the confectioners lilt not neglect to *vigil themselves. They were busily employed yesierddy in tilling their cellars with ice. Many of the pieces were two Wail thick. slip, in doe coma of a deaventatiumreMe tbereetalkillds Inianmaitel open.hisr, elisgerl o r 114 amtsmalcoultr at diem of distress were ferepseruily detailed to him Ist mho Jumiert row by the angestessy ef a dew, eery nomdtaalPodelchio2 that of Poole. In most of these moo he was obliged to food the appliemiterehef from kialprinate funds, sae t Amin !rum perishing. sod be reismiuird ligament saps extent to which their parishes went itt assisting theist, after lie had dismissed them. Pariehes,•howeser, we r e loot 1(100.1 to a proverb, aid he believed there were meltitidert of *WM melt etweererisig of the •Ogelitauti et the kelbill waiving parochial relief. lie had, Widen, a gram wimp applicatiuns from persons who 44 Do pinups, to claim noon. He has, upon such 0CC3110111., givsi y lu flatters mud 'hotbed" with cruvols ef young childrin Wei legoraro relief, and these eteltirtentde individe:l6 hops. upon a long journey, withost soy additional menus of support. We understand that a onbicription is going forward at the Rank for the family of Poole, and that a considerable sum has hems raised st the west end a the town. Two weltilressed women of the tows, the one named Lewis and the other Brown, were charged !sifter. the Lord Meyer wish hash% robbed a young lad named Heudirone, the son and apprentice of Mr. Henderson; of Broad-crest, baker, of a silver watch. The Couipleinaal stated, that as he was maelam Mod Curwhill on Friday nielo, the Prisoner. addressed kiwi , Utak asked him to waft 'iih them. '• reissued tat ermined the street; d him, add he got to Pt. Peter' , op OM sage, aid galled dtely met tuff, t He applied to en the description ' street, where hi They denied as Wilkie came • Amy*. llepplee procured , and Om searching had beew pawued Hireh-lasie. The pownbro' proved to be the wpm penning picklock keys, a might be useful Brown is now been active in ...erprises The tau Primates LA THE CHILI This inquiry, in the fkaliSillatiun au raysterinualy The former rir of yesterday on , public, end there Mr. Heirship, a. on interrogatories the child appeared possibly been bolo nut have been them it was alive when t" been a week in the the breadth of was prodused, after lying in, which the child rotted the hotly, a, that it was pinned the body. After going the question at child's body, by piece. She rep. sic, and day in distress, telatoes on the 2681 a door in Word., ing at a distance, _ Ilse reservoir. There was a fresh charge of felony 'Mired against the Prisoner besides stealing the slows. as already aisle& It was rot stealing a streereign of a Mrs Gibbous with whom site slept some time after the death of her child, from under her pillow. The Prisoner was ormauded. DARING ASSAULT. Brown, a co partner stable-keeper in Eost-ideret, Mancliester•sqoare, was chsrged with moulting $ Gatti... won of the 110113 t of Beeby. The Prosecutor had agreed to ply Defredant six guineas fur is horse for a fortnight if he approved of it. He paid fur one week, but the horse having • wilful' his owe, he sent him back in the second week. Brown seized his horse's bridle as he was cantering down Bond-street yesterday, abused him with the epithets of scoundrel, swindler, dc., and collected littudreds of persons round, and he got rid of the mob by riding into Rimmell's livery.stahleg, %there be paid the other week to get rid of the The Prosecutor's groom, who was riding after him, gave the like evideocs, and site Defendant was ordered to find bail . QUP.2N.tQt ARE. CHARGE OF FELONY. Yesterday Initiate Bassrlf, a lad omen crotches, was limo& hero& the sitting Magistrate, charged with break ing open the trunk of Miss Caroline !impious, she' stealing therefrom a quantity of plate situ saber widest, her pro. rt The Proseendix stated, that slur had been acquainted with the Prisoner's mother, and some time ago she re-quested pre. mission to leave a trunk containing knives and forks, egg. I stands, plated spoons, queen's metal spoons, trinkets, mid various other awlicles in her care, her house in Church. court, Strand. Last Monday she rime to have the truck re. moved, but hefure she entered the home, she mit the Pri. soner's sister (a child), who informed her be nag mining paint with roma her salt-sputnik This reused her sispicionobsell she ripened the trunk and missed it salt-enoun, a at of eggs stands, some spoons, and a gull slog. She futond the lack • uninjured, but the hinges were broken ell nod leather Wettest substituted. She J. (lined taking away the trunk until the I consulted a fticutl, who advised her to apprehend the Pri. toner. One of thc Constable@ said the Prisoner was a turned over apprentice ; he was a disreputable character, and his bruthrr seas only discharged flout prison bust Saturday. The Pct. @oner himself denied any knowledge of the robbery. Mr. %Vhitc, the Magistrate, committed biro fur re.enansis nation on Tuesday. Mrs. Pugh, • dress-maker in Gee-street, Caswell street ; charged her apprentice girl, only thirteen years of sge, unite refwctury urd dusuiderly conduct, and disoloi 'lnure of toilers. It appeared from the statement of Mrs. Pugh, that the girl Lad been apprentice , ' to her from the Milttsuy Arylote at Chelsea, but her conduct was so grossly abominable that atitirgo!pilet*prit4 01140 &Are obi Ilk. • 41.1.raitted big to the Howse of Cornet* Mr *her she IFITIVIPIeIat the wrote • be labodt4rea Posh or *A bao ieiMtttlMiro ld rowel nes tly alto foieroppeed fp.rltommoiosip ! , 4101111 . Thee,t, nem* woo re/lunit* loolliineu 11:4 pecan ma •he broke rat lefi l z • IN* et hen retard bWeiciotts, •400oatal,' booed the tattered • parte ' t i albeit MONK owl e'en iota :titt unreel, atsti andortiosamillielail .tif141 0 4. 41 1.0 *POI 0. 0 •al 4 Aree4 s 4oo.tkoliae-get esi flr imetle•ppre I. be esnetbril. - w al l_ • 'Rgisteste eappined the Firra uulertlare , ua!WA Irwatereapriolte iiiiviern . P. to give • erttlen sot ie.e• to the the 11411151';' he laiiteated *ll tbetri.lSArilbA. flo be** ant ill Ala Inaisestsa web los o rlious boy. atottterted.siteosepio. walk is ete- Isere e thee ordered the ease to tt•qt,eleit 4 til lbs cremes! a *oda, avid in the eau itaar 410 take proper Care of the girl. r ' 1-4 writ • yr.. • nes "rim vitiyier !MIR *II I **AF ~~ sftt lea f iri•r,4) 7'iiirt•ii/Milsswill3 i'd 6.0d5 4 0 1 11P ," * 0111 " : "Ib rt. wit- .1016.ar.u* Or 1441441 1 fame row 01 . 1 111111"rl?Ki 1400111.—Tercotssett 3511111414 WC'. it6sde 1 i 7(19 , Tv ,, D44lllf.tei , !'7t tb vOM i ji bell oast Sycoraz 16 to 1 apt ill to 1 sot klereellus 16 to 1 apt Slam iLla t 4 4 l9.4l/ 4 in 1 apt Plover 20 to I apt entries?. ilk to 1 agst Aqudins s $!- $-' •'1 slaylinni , 0 A 0 Ss "14 1 101 aim Parasol ll SW lraget Cat _ A . ; i 011.61 Al Ili twist Reserve i WI et 111,1611110 410 3 ' wEWltAllltteletratt es. " / sbfili fill 1 to 1 asst lkag I 4 to 1 seat Ililhfilla Mt ,14111131.6SWoit'CR. • toe 4 :i 3 30.11 against Plover. ' I. milla 111110 I. '; ,sr 4 ! 0 06 4 0 0 1 ' , - FIRE I#IIIPRINO.GAEbENS.O .. ma An Inquest was held lest night at the 15 , •Viii Tkake's Tour', St. Martin's-Pane, on the body l i t. Elisabeth Branch, aged SO yeses, who was burnt to &ROM a Are which broke owe ow Wednesday evening, stiller. Treassyste'a, in Spriag.gardeas. • . Ur. George &rheas deposed, that he lived at 14. w. street, Spi Ina-gardens ; he knew the deceased, she was boy fealty - keeper. Mr. Tretwayne and alty were oat of town e 1 deceased was a very respettabte sober woman. On illett i likw. o'clock, ha smoke issuiwg frogs ite •. An Inquest was held yesterday ceasing at thg Prleasekr, Gullies-lane, Barbican, before Tkonmisikelles. enelleltl, oat the body of Charles Stephen Hickson, aged faits met. a eery fine boy, whose death was occasioned by kb unfelt*. Rudely drinking • conlitity of sulphuric acid, or oil of vitriol. Mrs. Haley deposed, she was aurae is the family of Mr, Hieltsoit; that on Saturday last one of 46 vervains was cleaning some braes wo.k with oil of vitriol, and when adse had finished her walk she put the vitriol, which wi, itt • bottle, into a boa in the back kitchen. The deceased was at the time at school, Lot retnened very soon afterwards. She (witness) went op stairs to attend on Min. Hickson, and was alarmed by the 'bricks of the deceased; she ran down to see what was the matter, and met him coming not uf the,kitehtn with his munth arm and inflamed, his toupee very white, and apparently in the greatest agony. She suspected that Le had got to the vitriol and had been drinking it. A sureehn was sent for, sod some canter ail was attempted h be g. it done his throat. He expired next morning. • h Mary Rlizale th KothweU, a servant of Mr. Hiekeea,,per. roboratett lilt above evidence. „, Mr. Henry John Gore, surgeon, Chisnell.etrset, t be atier.dril the deceased on S-tt 'inlay last: shourfe,,r o'cloek, and found the child in very greet Spat, b , .sth t.e with great difficulty, the mouth considerably infleneil, nu it had a very white appearance, particularly the Wore He entitled from the stomachs considerable quantitv it C . Ol tC fluid. Witness was informed that the buy bail swal lin, quantity of vitriol. He gave the child large doss of m - nesia to nentralim the sulphuric acid, outwithat /iodine writ 4 the symptoms increased, and all medical aid proved melt., • Mal; the chili! died the following morning ert • patio r mitt sees o'clock. Subleqsently witneat opeosvl the 190. k, and found the following appearances:-..The mou th, th e fencer, the oesophagus, and the epiglottis, were perfihilv destroyed. The viliuris and minimise coats of the stomach were tea considerable extent injured, and ill 14.1111/eliall11:r of the epiglottis, or valve between the cumplimos n I trachia being greatly injured, a portion of the l s tne had passed into the windpipe instead of going iw o ihr stomach, which accelerated the 'teeth of the decelot ,he prodetng • suffocation. Relief might have been' gran, And the poison counteracted, could an set:dote ha.e•berd administered in time, bat such was the resistance oFlhe,de teased t o take any (Wog offered to it, that a lung time alapit d lirfwe any thing could be introduced into the riornich. The deceased died et ....Pell o'clock nest meriting in therreattat agony, in eimaniai tttt s. Verdiet--Atividowraj &dim of fOrtunnlnly drinking sulphuric feid or std _ . ' CORK MARKETS. -4 . I Wheat 15.. to tes.; eats tts. 6d. ; barley 1.6160 1 116d0 PRICE of BUTTti. t " sees... 92.. 949%, • , 789. .. 721. alm s • ' touching the last gatiit , goli of $ll. piltßOgri which lively coutradirted ' ...... - The Jury, w ithooti iinsionstroAnsi la Hon, fused I he Gkilty. Tim COIIIIOX SllMMaidtt, sildressiag tint Priao he was evidtatly a latest •bauttnneil and etrutheste ' ilti bed made iebtaltst of haviug keen the ruin, ut 1141 h atteent.in. Mgt of several other women who Ii IF olirtimsfaistivogib to fall into his eloicises, and wa's•Alueed at the tiller, peej•eing himme If at the a nOm fate of the chore% He then &esteemed the Id &Wm noes transportation. Elizabeth R'ebb woe indicted for Mealier a qv MAIL , ~' 8.4 NA s koTiat .enile caw& ao ..17A1 *viol Vita ~ ~,...u$ N o 114,4 J. -oa ' alleAleVl 14 ei unillil.... 1.‘...•,:a .41/ le tab oh • : ..rea.stseli a, ma.. 4 atranhal aadoila I Ifettart4?#fteal 9.saii r it imm ot 0 , ~.,:: pit the purpodo:i? , r 5 ai.ii . r.47, 4 - 41 4z p . , 'Me unfortualtie perrla tae hip D I . roe A„ woe ilk' lti Nio, to be auffirlitilieri Oral prtiratiol"; i ' i dreldAsi; a • I Pool* era" Prea"t at the MT.L . 11 41 Aft Pei 1810. . • ' Meet ref lam , ha order to fide 111 . 11 AB E f ;- *pored. 'hat! 2 1 kitirs o r 4 sillor 1 7 0 f tfikt , taoaths Wrath' iglei r lot TM* dep p?atil , = "' 1 0 ..... 1 menial!, ; h&j -vet «, .0i 1 i e ,..,, k P e,fta i l 1 tillaY,i2 ge ;tail- °raid ertroitici I llninrti it Hie Ill i lvio• 10•xe 4t o pr ,r er• girt •rt. 7 ) ll 1.% lair fitbferi l tienseii, fed %file 4% * ....aemen h. i ' Nr..4pen, Now alb Iflat i calla() at WI ladigiala,,stao rlive.l al) tha . tweepodiaa. r,ftia labeiPhat ttuirriehltskjtuate &wily. 4 i . i . blififtigc* or, 4 . 4.cipilstf,; , 0, ..c . •'• . I wearies ' of all kin& 14.1174111.4 . 1az11ige 4 . ti oft 7 1 ersortrd to the •Mula lotorfiatoid; , :ii . a Ain i.:. 4_ fwan.r..„,. 441- Air the fele. %reit . xlve'O'go Iny,, by''teht ite a 'III , qe ritt,d • totaut bee, but aft*, into iobeittiatOemirer jive . 0.) a r sp * 0101/19. Lb oelpp o et e 4 fry In letenlien oKei Mt ; t'II .0i 1 . I - t jmibir r ah li t, d i sod ;As arab, The Lord Mayt;r !Plittv set ..0 no be ..ir re deserted M. , bribe el IMMlrellt or of the Itardry.:vvittodleilddithed ttuittel. Ow, in Si' 1 ••••01 • aubscripiout had Leah me* al ileatabirk lienbaatiet 1 etotablabied Po be the iisisly, sled 4 he sout.tallOir UM& reii+4, '''HistLard..l •ida) Mehl, the Prisoners oddrmems itim,, quo( Amy, shout owe o'clock he saw alwohit le 6 UMg from ac walk with them. He reseed to do ste l , adel &IN • attbe of Mr. Tremayee's house, No. B, New.etreet. .set; but Brower followed hoe, meld ae ambled ac believed the Wise was on fire, eudano off for Ow . Peter'e-alley, platted him op the ammo obe ß sMegi oboe the Bremer arrived Mt', vied with him so of Levi.. They polled op him maim oodededi 4 • eifile.l, is Neer ateret, and broke* *lido. In 7r. ', and he immediately after mimed Vfirrol stile. Hess illed with fire and Onellikei an o ffi cer, named Staples, wise, upetelr alk ' pod. ' were inbred he descried. They them •Illefibe n of the *mime, look him to Hiebo wasepmaleope Apse emit mourned the pipes or the ."gi‘porp Its soon ideatified them emornpt a a pollamdrom ostiuguipbed the fire they removed Gm p a 11 AM time all losowledge of the treater)4 sat 16001 the lady of the deceased tying akit Ole • alit yesterday veil Won evidence ma died, to mites. The house had ooe l t • fie *int Ira mu way by which the thieve& cured the Imiof Drowns room from Um* Sot . bas there any property mission. gifted rehing It r. 41.44. duplicate of • t pibbill fed thettjoaar.she deceased; the oil was 'tied after Ma Mammy, at a paerlbil'fria Il i panatr eep tepp out. He was of opinion that e, berried to death, the bed clothes heir of rote, attemluel MI trod /b, 'tee ebief 9111 14 100. L .11,11,000",„ nod 1..111.4* hr property of the-CeMtplaimeat. ". Al l ' rg. rim; II - 11SPOliill iftiongiog to the Westminster r the search, foetid trader the bed a under KlesAim, 440104.1kat he RAW Hie deceased in rearessi a dark latibro, mad mum isetrameoloolihiedi dbmmtioe • ha woe ageism the atoll and it bled; ibersiber Nil in breaking open booms. The borabsod A gill M ee body was reduced to ashes. The eremites tete is confinement ender soother oadm i llibilked r..• shutter and conveyed to at. Martin's workhouse. enterprises of this kind. Jamey Smart, foreman to the Ceriary Fire °Mee, &MA, lione" were fully committed the tied. • , SWIM toew the deceased from On circronstanee of • Sew semi/Amami 05t..7 • into' taken pier* In the some Num and is the same riots LD FOUND IN THE Rialirtm r li ' 4 14 74 alibi" 11 " 1/64 4 1 : 114h par‘ Igilith oote was i t 2 ,: c os idel bi,: l e a p ill a kt estd o os HYDE-PARK. y, before Mr. Cowan', oreophaliasseral holm ift "Ou t "' . "I" 414 " 4 k " . (" ? ..911 ill was raid) that I . who Owns to Moak to emus, In the *thin of Jamie Joltneon, whonseshill had bees rules were I IN. nos.. Ow sovieeigas, beds snow, ly gut rid of. toominotiou of this w arm - hod the inquest See.; view evidence nineteenth', of the abovp,wea take. In a child fossil drowned, $ y before the • and she 4r:f i fisinwell Mt temai•a, rehoesed iv earditt , tere are but Mt additioual p KO. ip, a Somme, mho pee VII its wrest. af t Amide* . Os dam& sties Mime pot by the Maistahvith o mitt that INIVIESTS. .red to be three weeks old, baba Muhl have ... -vow— bulb & Ihoutb or sin weeks I elloreAro timid .• • ow the f o, ', dam. .., s aiai4 wo o •. - thee* mouths old. He ems jog whether deo was foetid the peecedlled willidlaildli • %%La 'her thrown joie, the ester, solffilableti t t hero .. neer that place: he otoi Mello it the reservoir. There was • a a .1"1"4 4 if . ii.a watch pad umbrage ba4 ham r three &rem's, twice ronad the peered, from interim co the 'resod, AM he mmait . and Mu. Hurley, where the Pr • Red moue sonde; sod althasels there cam ri ot Ike „ believed it to be the same pier* • el of !plows os his body, a Imp hisettgaa mu . • '''''lr ' ad wore. The Suogeon swore it *eat t • ii•i • i. Verdiet—Thoi Ow gismo.' OHM le • y, and that it was sewn are ; but it can prow . s &Ado. if by sake periontor peruse - - toed on, mud went link more titan once ' (Pllisva and Joan Nhpisap, of ewes, than I= soassitmeat to litshortao gook it I through • mart of evidence, the Prietsose pot „„ Rarities.) at rest se to the Manuel which eneireled the by slating that produced 10 be the identicel Also et Hidden, on noway KoteborK, a pap o sled that she bad wandered the meets night oPwordo of in yvtro erne. ‘sod delli is WS 4111•11 1 14 1111 ht demo, mad the child shed lit berme", of Mil. I —Died by the visitation of Ald. a 26th December, whilst sitting cm the step of std-street; she left it in the Park, and watch. ace, saw a genteel mall take it away towards MELANCHOLY CANN OP.POIIONINIP. ... 0, 41." NO I OW' '2, ..._ / ' .... - ~r - ''~ - ~+r'~'' 1 ~~ I I 1 l ~ r .~~ i ~ +i f -•• :