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BitIGHTON, Nokomis& 11. On Thursday his Majesty was walking ea the Palace lawn, is apparent health—but, is the email* of Friday, his Majesty was subjected to a 'evert at. tack of the gout, which continued all &touchy, but, on Sunday morning, the pri m a b a t e d, and, are have the happiness to add, that all unfavourable symptoms have continued to subside since that period. His Majesty ia much better to-day. Ir was understood on Friday and Setarday that the King proposed attending Divine Service ia his private chapel yesterday ; in consequence of which the applications for admission-tickets were immense, and the body of the chapel was crowded with Nohi. lily and fashion. An eloquent discourse was deli. well from the pulpit, by Dr. Pearson, from the lit verse of the 1224 Psalm. The *thee ellassiag Marion seas Mr. Holmes, Sub. Dean of the Chu tprl Royal, St. James's. The King's maim band attended. - Mr. Attwood presided at tlig organ. The Kiogis bays here, and additional charisma, had Iwo some time uncle, the scieutific ladies of Mr. C. Cramer, and they acquitted themselves in a style that merited and received the approbation of their competent instrnctor. Sir William Keppel and Sir Andrew Osenard have joined the Royal smite at she Palace. The Du, of Cambridge (to take leave at his hisjoity) will he at the Palace on Wedneeday.a... His Royal Highness, accompanied by the Princess Augusta. will embark for Hanover a few days sub. sequeutly„ DRURY-LANS THEATRE. Last night this theatre was well attended to see the comedy of Tie Provoked Husband. M►. EL. LISTON, is Lord Torpid,. acted with mach force and truth, as did Mr. Coorta in the part of Molly. Mr. MUNDEN . S John Moody. is a treat in itself; his moaner of relating the Journey of the Wronifheitd family was admirable. Mr. Dow Tot► and Mr. KNIGHT were excellent representatives of Sir Frame& and 'Squire Niehard. Mrs. DAVISON. iu Lady Taira/y. performed with spirit. The Lady Grace of Mrs. W. WEST was an unaffected ►epre. sentatinn, simply chaste and elegant; her descrip tion of the life she would lead were she married. was justly and loudly applauded. Mrs. Hut Lows, ea Lady Wropigheed. deserves commendation. CAMIZIDGII.—There are to be three grand con. earls in this Place in the course of the present month. Miss PATON, Min D. TRAVIS, and Mr. VAUGHAN, are engaged for the occasion. Mr. F. CILAURA is to Ind, and ■ large body of instrumental per formers are to fill the orchestra. The whole, of course, takes place with the permission of the Vics-Cumscitu.con of the Uaivenity and the MATOL Ha MAJtery has been pleased to appoint Sir WALTIII SCOTT, Bart, to be a Deputy-Lieutenaot fur tbs county of Roxburgh. Mr. LLOYD has signified his intention of relin. (ionising the contert for Shropshire on the present occasion: the struggle is, therefore, now between Mr. and Mr. CUILDII, whose respective Matt► Mr, of coarse, saugsiga MB is tie SOCOOPO of their favourite candidate. The day of nomina tion is fixed for to-morrow, and the writ will be ismed on Saturday. We understand that the Royal Bank of Scotland have come to the resolution of charging interest on cash account credits at the rate 01 4 per cent. only, at their office here, and at their branch iu Glasgow. —( Edinburgh Paper.) A numerous and respectable meeting of the county of Glamorgan was held at Pyle Inn, last week, to take into consideration the contemplated alteration iu the conveyance of the Irish road from Milford to Waterford ; the High Sheriff* in the Chair. The Marquis of Burs, the Lord Lieste• rent, stated that the object which the meetiog had in view, met his hearty concurrence, sod that he would give every !resistance to the county, to secure to them,and the Principality, the privilege which they had for a seriraof years enjoyed. Sir C. Cosa said, he felt the greatest pleasure in communicating that, whilst he was in London, he had several inter views with the Lords of his Majesty's Treasury on the subject, and he was proud to say that his state. meet was received with marked attention. Mr. &automat; rose, and after making many judicious renuseks - upon the incalculable injury which would result to the county of Glamorgan, if the projected alteration took place, proceeded to submit a series •I' resolutions for the consideration of the meeting, by which they were unanimously adopted. Meetings of the county and of the borough of Carmarthen were also held last week, when resolu tions in favour of the retention or the packet este blishment at Milford were unanimously agreed to. THE FUNDS.—The market yesterday continued agitated, though, upon the whole, rather improv ing. Consols for Account, 811 811 80k; ditto for MigieT. 811 801 ; Reduced, whit ; 4 per Cents. 981 S",i; St per Cents. 9211; /4rve 4 per Cents. 1011 ; lladia Bonds, 38; Exchequer Bills, 5 7; Small ditto, 7 8 pr. P a r e r i St oc k s : Spaiiish, 60 6 3 63.89 68 57 56 57 58 ; Kumasi, 831•86; Pe:wrap, 84 83 ; Danish, 90 • _ __ At Valparaiso, in Chili, a subscription is raising for the purpose of building a pantheon or burial place for Protestants, and a coustderable suns has already been collected. Schools on the Lancastrian system are now esta blished at Mendoza, at the foot of the Andes mono. tains. The Political Chief of the Province of Bilbao has eddreNrd.e circular to the Judges of First Instance within that district, until a law on the subject be pissed by the Cortes, to sequestrate and register all the properly, mot•eable and immoveable, of persons iu arms against the Government, or who have fled to France. The revenue arising from the ptoperty to be applied to the indemnification of families who may suffer by the rebellion. Last wftk the High Sheriff of the county (it. Sucouott. jun. Esq.) on approaching Loudon, was ►obbed of property to the amount of nearly 100/. from the boot behind his carriage, by ►ome villains who are too expert and successful at this sort of ►obbery ; and what makes it the more remarkable, the tsrtu►ge was an open baroache, containing jour rodetorti, and travelling at a great rate.—(Hump shire Telegraph.) Li* - cat Orr bF kikes egticitivernitNnee; Tuaseav, Norm's* It TIM ZINO a. HAt.ll.. Thit was a proceeding instituted spinal the De; fendaat, which came en for trial at the lost Assiees for Cornwall, held at Bodmin, for penalties under the Election Bribery Act. the 'Verdict was tor thi Crown. Mr. Serjeant Pam. now applied for a rklle to their num why the Defendant should not have a new trial. The Learned Serjeant mid the prosecution arose oat of occurrences which had take,' place at the last election for Members to serve in Perliameilt for the borough of St. Ives. Os this °collies there wets fear candidatee, Mr. Graham, Mr. Evelyn; Sir Walter Stirling. and Colonel Milne the ton latter Gentlemen started on Sir Christopher Hawkins's interest, and were defeated, and it was upon the part which Mr. Halm load taken in this election that the present prosecution for bribery had been commenced against him. Mr. Halve new complained of surprise, as the ground on which he applied for a new trial. He (Serjesnt Pell) bad now in his hand affidavits of the Defendant. mating. that be had given notice to the other side of the sitter impossibility there would be of his making flee deform» (Weft he had full notice of trial. There were three indictments and one action pending against the Drfendent, at the Aeolus in 1820. when Mr. Halse . gave the notice, and due notice of trial utsuigiven to all ; bat afterwards those notices were countermanded: subsequently, however, and after the Defendant had been lulled into security, by supposing Iltit his cause would not come on, short notice of trial was given for the same Amines. The LORD CHIRP JUITICIR observed an appli. cation might have been midst to a Judge at rhino berm to put off the trial on the ground of insuf ficiency of notice. Mr. Serjeant Pitt. said there was no Judge sitting at chambers, the circuits having commenced. and lie must submit that a greater hardship could not be imposed on this Defendant than forcing him to trial on to serious a charge as this. was, suddenly and by surprise. . . Mr. Justice BAYLEY inquired if any application was made to the Judge at the trial to put it off on the ground Dow urged. Mr. Serjeaut PaLt. said he believed no such ap plication was made. The LoRD Cuter JUSTICI observed it would be dangerous to entertain applications of this sort no slight grounds after a verdict of guilty had been passed against a Defendant. Mr. Serjeant PitLL admitted it would. if the ap plication was made on slight grounds, but here he contended he had a strong case: had his client been given due notice. he would have been prepared to contradict every thing the witnesses for the prosecu tion had advanced. One of the principal witnesses, on whose testimony the Jury had found a verdict mutest bis client, named Diann, bad mince been tried for perjury, convicted, and transported. The 'Learned Serjeont then proceeded to comment on the evidence of other witnesses called, petticoat's!, of two men. named Bennet and Richard.. Bennet boosted much about his conmeasce, and then swore be did not know what bribery menet. The testi mony of the other witnesses was equally improbable and void of truth, and he had at present affidavits answering and contradicting them in entry port of their statements ; and evidence to this effect would have been brought forward at the trial had not Mr. Halite been taken by surprise. The CHIEF Junto; said, upon the case as it now stood upon the affidavits, which, as they were drawn up, contradicted many of the facts proved at the trial, the Court would grant a rule to *hew cause, and the other side might answer affidavits by affida vits ; but they wished it now to be clearly under stoo, that it was upon the affidavits only, and not on any•gebund of surprise, that the rule was granted. Rule toofiew cause granted. TANN N. WADARCOTE AND ANOTNIM -- __ Mr. Donnas stated that this was an action brought against the Defendants, who are constables, for an assault and false imprisonment. The action was tried before Mr. Baron Graham at Warwick, and a verdict was taken fur the Plaintiff—Damages one farthing. Mr. Denman now applied to have the verdict set aside and a new trial granted, on the ground of iniiidirection on the part of the Learned Jedge. It was a proceeding originating in the Act of l George IV. to p►event wilful and malicious trespass. The Defendants pleaded two pleas: first, that the Plaintiff did wilfully and maliciously break and shiver to pieces a frame of glass; and, secondly, they pleaded the general issue. The facts of the case as alleged by the Defendants were as follow : The Plaintiff, it appeared, had been passing some time at a public house, and towards evening, it bring Saturday, he went out with a loaded gun, and placing him• self opposite to the shop of a person with whom he had disagreed on some account pre. viously, he fired the gun, the contents of which Shivered the glass in the window, entered the shop. and narrowly missed doing serious injury to several persons at that time in the shop. In the course of Sunday the master of the shop received information that the Phintiff was the person who IVO the gun, upon which the Defendant, Wadercote, was applied to, and desired to take him late custody. This was done on the Monday, and he was taken before s Magistrate, who, on he■ring thestory, hesitated to commit under Lord Elleuborough's Act, for maliciously shooting, but recommended a proceed ing under the Act of the Ist of George IV. for wilfully and maliciously destroying and damaging. and offered to commit the party under that Act. This was declined, and the Plaintiff was dis charged, on which he turned round and brought his action against the Defendants for false impel• sonment. The damages were naly one farthing, but their Lordships would he swore, that in an action of this sort, even those damages car ried very heavy costs. The Defendants pleaded, first, as a special plea, the let of George IV. but they harteleo pleaded the general issue. The Ist of George IV. gave the constable authority to take the offenders without warrant, and ui.der that Act the Defendants contended they were justified, and proved that Penn was the person who fired the gun, by evidence stating that he had been at the puhtic.houm mine time on the §ideritir, mai rent the gun was not sititlied with tbeintsan who verdict for the now contended _ her to have proceeded iury Toe the befeddint, the plea of th e general under the Provisions of the statute of tiro. I I. jasti6ed u constable in taking any indivi. Alial on suspicion of friday, althoUgh the chug. should not afterwards be substantiated. Here wee toll proof of the felony . . Is the gin was loaded, and a great number of panes of Oils were broken by the shot. The Court gialsted a rite to she, cat*: I ) OLiCE. Yesterday fla w yoreit, tie late land li tord oW- of iri t it he 8 14 isioff Sea peblic.huuse, is Iledfordbulry, was brought to the Ogre ler swether easmismiss, Charged ea ise.oteore of Wog eoro.. rersed is the oilshery ef the Portobello plifilic.basse. is Si. Mortis's-lase, of eselt, soles, to Me aament of Sall. SINK of the stoles ,Nee trevu traced to a mis of the same of Heat, who woe In Ms employ, lad shout the same time oho Primmer absconded Awe his home; lie &caseated far that yesterday to Sir /ticked time, sad for applying fee thit renewal of the licesse, by saying he wee obliged is at oat remits is the country wail', to she death of kis eerie. Mr. laws, the attorney, stmlided Ow tile Praeger, Aid urged fee his discharge, At the resod that so reidesro Woo produced evilest the Primmer.. to his connexios with Moat, which was resisted by Mr. tlalla, the Magistrate, who said he certainly should keep the Primmer soother greet, sad thought the Prisoner was called ones t. produce Heat, whirls Mr. Isaacs said was sot I. kis power, sir was he called iambs to do su; he ceseplaiited that the Priermwe had bees kept is so. letup cosieenieat costrary to the orders of the ilagietrate s fruns which the Primmer was ordered to ha released. COACH 10611€411. Jolts Sorthiom alias hickey lack, underwent swallow err. animation, charged with robbing the Sineesed omit ani Friday 'reside, mar die name Cottage r se tie. Imam se Highgate Hill. l• oddities 1a tea portiesiare we pee so Woodsy, lb. guard of the Stanford comb aliesiled sod identillod the per mit of the Primmer as the doe who pimpled dowel beat tail step of IM hinder boot wide the coach stopped. The two parcels stoke from the emelt were toned by man in a Geld near the apes. wli• delivered then as directed ; ow of them was Air Lord Heehaw. The iron crow, punch, and other implements for bresitieg oafs coach.., were euseiiisesel by the Sward the beet sal. orbited for breaking open doors of boots and pounds of coaches that could powobly he wads; they were slow well adapted for the timbale of desire sad bus seed to wears Intake; they wen dada/ to dew rand by Hie, WAtte- is robbing the Lade mail. He was reoisaded foe rankle esaesioseiss. kissed Scott, who woo Owed is the Prisseer's Imaging% in is. Aaikowoterries. Seem Dishy wader saspiediess de. esolottweereo wee shoot Is he reseeded as • nave awl esp. booed, for basipg anissiebes or pietist* hey Ihissil be his peso oessios ; but • sobiset-makee residing Is 1111•••Asshor redi asioseliag, sad sluing that She Prissarelodgrel with bin, :ad shot Hes kelp Weevl eisbio gesso &sr, tbit essarasotiees of tow I:sovietism was ps•lpsneeL ottsta-fQPIIIIIL Yesterday Joseph w• 44 Piestesd, sad Jaw 1N Wee boys, olio set well beiows to IM polite, were ehartd wislepleithig poekeh lo tee crowd saeortin Mr. Haat iota lows ou Holiday last. Lassos sad Tineoril, esewtsblrs of It. Illsegares':= stolid that they were os duly I. Pall tttsll ,. asd that Caddo Palate they observed tho Priaosercatteesptiog deft set poolieto. Hill, the riesgest of IM shree,eisia etoseeale4 by the• net, add she araeteldea watched shed as (tr i l Cbseistersos, wire* Hwy separated, has again art, a wen taboo isle dieted,. A pore's who stated himself to be Mutes" sewer pis him • good character, bat it did sot Ken that he had say psreiestse pales to lodge is, sad that the other tire had beta Plawood was ordered to Rod boil, sad the others were folly eeesseliteel. PIKE WORKS. The Res. Aft. St. Aubyn, N 0.3, Delsbay.strret, was sum. woad to assort the consplaiist of Wm. Judd, Doe of the liow•streat petrol. Judd staled, that about aloe o'clnck i tlr evoolog of the oth loste n t, h e o b serve d i n t h e Bl ue yard • ausolity of *goals and serpents let off is Ow yard the Defersdant's house. He knocked at the dew, which waR opened, sad es making his bossiness knows, • vollmasil lasioutly shoved him ries sod shut the door la hi. face,_herr fore he had time to show his sour He could Ms tit Mar week. diesiseily over the roofs of the booms. The watchman corroborated his ststemeot,ol4 the Doe &Waal was limed tOs. and row, Mr. Whams., mossier plumber, in Bridee.row, Vsuzboll reed, wee summoned to soswer the ',foramina of lobo Mervin, a Bow.sintet patrol, for kaki of *reworks also wo the bib of November. It was proved that somelsoys W Sired off snail crynib , across the street, and la the yard of his house. He was con. victed to the penalty of 10.. sad mats. He ..id be @bold sot pay the Me , sod the Ilagimrue issued • distress war. mat against isi .4“4,6 ems %q.t . direct. The ereerr. were ith the proof. of the 119eintilre heist( red the Rio: sod therefore eve a eiutit The Cornelia' Serra.' that, the Learned Judge ought for- keeled to direct the Jury to Mad UNIOX MALL. WATER LOO BRIDGE. Yesterday a push nee sawed Marshall, an artist, made • tromplaiet evilest Iwo of the tstssey.take►s.at the terapike• gates os Water 100 Bridge, deist Neese of Grady sad Merl. Mr. Marshall stated, t►at hie object was to shpts a sees, mune spinet the tell collectors, to elsen.opsemrhy they res fused to take fastblep in poppet of the tell. Us Mosey afiersosa, basis( bees into surrey, he delenniuml to relent to the Strand over Waterloo Bridge. Wimp he arrived at the Sole, Ito recollected that ell the small change ►s, had shoat bin penal wag six farthing. He tendered four ed them to the gate keepers is poppet for Mie peony for crossing the Bridge, ekes they a►a.ed him, sad re feud to take them, stasis( at the time that they emir use a legal seeder, mid they were not obliged to he troubled with fleshier. He steered them that he had use wish is rive OMNI unseitessary unable, and stated I* them that the Pose of hie basis( es nosey (cramp ens, t►at ha had sevell them for hie childree to play witiys•d that he hed so other motley, or be should set have offered them. The gaite.keopers still refried to let Wm pass over Ike Bridge, asil be leas twaspollard S. p t• lb' Waterloo &lege Teens, and borrow • peas, to 'sable • leo goat over late Middlesex. The Magistrate (Mr. Chambers) said, that the applicallos was of a areal dearriptiee, sad he moo refer to lM matate Ware he greeted a surnames, u it was smatter if deebt will him whether foer farthings was • legal heart for a peony. Upon the Magistrate referring to the WSWllll4lJirike sad the Moat Act; he erOrred s sommetas: to be • hard *pleat the puma. Mr. life:shall said, that if t►e &legalism* amid &miss MK etw urea Istaram, he sbuild feel 11 his 41141 , 1 441 Gr. ply to Ma Aitatuay-aeartal Si tWoobject. Tal All IIkSTRIET. Yeaterdsy Copten RumitioDl Sheol* Reg^ lying Is the Loads. Duck, appeared before J. C. Brodwrip and J. Belles. list, Euro. Merged with most desperate Image to the crew so board he said ship. The evidesee is Ate cam WOO laid • aisles& the Captain February last, .as mos. as Abe tainted pimple could escape. some Gum drags's', sad others from hoeptlals, is furry's. parts, •hither they had bees romped from the Ewer after the tortisy, basis( bets shot is different parts of that per , sous by Dutch soldiers, is the settlement they wino lytoc is the Lam ladies, is cossequeme of a dismission of • serious satare arielog its beard the ship. The followieg is a detail of tie tressactios from the mouths of the wigwams who escaped with their live*, Ism which ere remises mkt des. • wrest isferowee of the sir c u Noma sem Mils. Bead*, a taillaha l mid be west eat with the Milli MO +WV& s betel settlement is imffes. da lief* of Illarelt , hell , she Caudle rave self aura efts liberty to go es shear, nod their orders wise soma* .61 hued by sisa-ses, sod all obeyed the orders ramp. einem mid aneelier, who, within two minutes after thesbip'elairit left the beach, arrived, lent were enfortoosiely tost late; they uffiehsed slittie that sight, mid lest ea hoard the ant swiewhig, whets the Ca l ash' asked why the, Ma Noe it. seedlai Si the swim gives thee'. *tures mode neeiter. be , led bps beeingeome Waage; dad arrived • saluted, two late fir ,lbe bort The Giulio then said ha had • limit mid to log them sli for it, and Witeess witted whet for ! The Cowin said, foe sot iiinsisig on board. Witness said it was hopiresilik for bins to bug gat on board', as there wee as w Mee. Tie Calash, thee streek riotous twice, snit oedaeed him le go ea his &thy: be dad so. Oa the fullairiag day, March I, she other part of the are. were allowed to go en shore, sad ordered to rotten at the isms time: tiro, however, slopiwd babied • few Minitel, but arrieiljuvt as Iltle best had shoved olf, add rentairred us the beech till the biM maw ashore again, osier she cosiest of the Ca yrahili sism..witis said the, most wait sill kir Giber calif, who hid psi auto the coantry. The two twee supped till the Cap. Isis came. Itheing dusk, the Cuestas asked who they were, mud whets loformed, be asked why they were *otos board, and • wee said the rimier. The Culai • thee said, " Yee shall nut go so beard in the view ship with me;" eibieli they did not, hat Mopped till As teat minting sod the. west tie board, mid erre agate assailed by ;he Cassia is befue for not seming ea board. Garrick Niagle said. they shoold have toile we board had he permitted theta. 'lke Capitals Owe sad h e bagegood mind to log litchi for iii sad "track higele, ego eseurseed, that he should rewire it if Wench again ; she • tillgeleis sad, Yew rascal, you will," and stripped so • filbthierit illovr• were thew exchloged, 'Ad the Captain said Apt if be amid not Hog bids eu bawd he world tabs him Wm* sod have him lotged by the soldiers - . ..sus AU inter/owed, sad laid, " Capfais, yea hake no right log a sun es beard a menhaut ship." The Cap. amt toad he was emit asiosieeed to dog any man ; be west os Uwe, hid get • party of soldiers, seven prihatim and three Lieuteasists; he bruoght there oil board, sad slid , " Here see the soldiers; If you do sot think proper to go on shore they wilt sheet yea. A Dutch firutehant then, in broken Hagfish, asked the crew to go ow shore. They asked, sad protium inspeetimrstly, by whou orders, but were sourered in a maafter that they could sit usiderstaad; the officer the* went to the Cutlets, sad said saturating, they kart set what, hut the Captain instantly Foisted out four or live 'Dui and the officer commanded his escort to ire, which they did. Al the Arm dauber', of goes no one dropped ; at the sesead wittier. waa shut through the seek, the ball Mitered behind his ear. passed thrush, sad cease oat at she back part of hie seek. At the third discharge of gins Julio Ellis, sootier of the crew, was shot ; the ball catered his breast, rased threagft, sod came oust at his back; he hogerred • slurs time sod died. Tin &web discharge Jobe Smith wee shot lbeugh the lower part of his body, and expired is about ea beer arid a half. Gambit Niggle% oviduct stated, that after lb. aforesaid Ines were shot, the reessiaing pert of the crew new it dlllheeet dlreettesa, some ever the bows, and 101114 dews !, the fuesmtlet the Captain Hsu inn forward with two soldier% sae seek side the hatchway, riori told the people if they did not cease op, be would shoot every asaa of them ; they thew came op, arid six were dragged of to prisea,ead the three shot, to the hospital; in about two hours after the Captain Wall Is the hospital mad mid, as fur Ellis he war extremely sorry, bet he wished she hall had went ilseugh heart. On the Erse of April, be awaits visited the bee., petal taste the niefortnames woueds; he saw them, sad said he should seed them home, and asked Ellis if be was a sainff to go o• hoard mule, which he refused, saying, he wank, 4 rather share the fate of his compaaioos ; tire Captain ass said to Smith. after his beiag shot, " Hare I sot bees a fa. Hier to you," sad was easwered. * A murderer! a mar. dear!" (the mu's dyiag words) The Liesitensist thee cum* up sad breadialsed his sword abootour hie head, from which he iaferred he most sot speak soother word; after which the soldiers went late the cabin, sod were treated. Or the 10th *web followieg the Captain came In the prisms, sad said, are you more reeetteikd thee you. were yesterday . . aid was. surmised " No." He thew. asked where the ship. keeper was when the row \appestat. and he answered that be eras *Om foresop. Tee Cement Asa said be might come set, hae• be said, No, he would wet desert his shipmates' They were tins tried by three merraatile Captains sad the (*iota of • Dwell man of war. Wittiest um sestou awl to solitary cuallsemest, and the sobers received differest praishments. Whets they were liberated from prison they were conveyed Nader ;used to a ship which took them to Kuper mad beck ago% to Termite, when the invalids from she hoes photo joisedikews, sod west fns thence to Java, where a letter was received from the Cameron, of Batavia, which eased them to be cosiveyed to Caketla in the Aube* Ilea, sad from thence to London. A long detail of further particular, were deposed os affi davit, by a man mimed Cook, now at sea, which we could set wheats. The Captais Ins tette made on tie subject. Mr. Berth the owner of the.Restiy, attend.d, and pro. tiered maul doesameats, the particular of which . ** tout mot sec-erten). • The Magistrate (Mr. Bel Undue) carefully perused themp bad requested Me. Berry to &prim throe wit► and soil he had so wish to odd iricorvrairses to the•Capsstr r as portiere his reply to the circursatooeeimaight is a great degree alter the case; be therefore felt disposed to accept Mr. Berry's wadestaking fur his appearriree rest week; if Mr. Berry seceded, ►e should look Moor to hint for It. lkodle b the lint witness, here interfered, sod said it was poseabbe she Gleam ntis►s swear, and. wished 'to korrer•wky le. oonlii Sabi the. boxes/NI? Mr. ftallaatiar said k airtalaly should not detain him, after IS,. fleray's isadertakiait • if die witness shooed he mold have more justice dos; kin elsewhere, he was wel- OM* loopy. lealle-aard he lad very Narrowly escaped wish hie life, at. feared us ho takes h 7 she Caplan, he theeeforio wished huts to be aiiiieed that he Welt answer fur she off ace. The Maxim ate was however satisfied with Mr. Beray's aodertaklni, 2•4 reasaarted disease till neat week. The pasties Ikea let she elk*. _ On Thursday lest, a boat, the property. of TMOMAS Oaoa LESS, EN., was propelled by new machinery, on the River Liffey, having seven per. sons on boird, which, with the machinery and boati could not he le►s than three tons weight. The boat is 43 feet lung, and only required one principal man to work it. It is but fair in mai limit the wind mod tide were in its favour. Under there circum. stances it performed one untie and a half in five minutes. On its return, the lever which winked the machinery became loose in the socket. in which it. was !slimed, thereby causing a consi derable loss of the power ; under this disadvan tage, and with the wind and tide now against is, the bust returned in twenty minutes to the place from which it had started. The priacipal lever became more and more loose through the whole of its progress. This was a first trial before any part of the machinery had been adjusted. The books were crowded with spectators, who expressed their approbation by ardent applause. We under stand, ,shortly, when the machinery. is. perfectly se cure. the second trial will he on settled water.— ( Dublin Jourwohl A very uselanchuly.affair took place at Meth►en, on the night before. last. respecting which various aggravated reports are abroad. The case. um far as we can learn with certainty, is, that on Wednes. day evening, a man wus shot at the farm of eds . .00quhie. in that neigbourhood, in which a young woman lived, to whom it was supposed lie was pep ing his addresses. One of the inmates of the house has been taken up and lodged in the,gaol of Perth. Beyond 'this it would.beimproper to give any state ment. or offer any remarks,. as the care is now uu• dergoing e judicial inquiry. —(Perth Courier.) sPARniAt. .Bees Court wait tairwelv* let* naiaisitre 1' philbrtri fur the benefit of T. Belcher. the exl.eciation of *Astor it she prosrei.• of Neste in wilier**, se inetiewiseed N lifir hills, was the greatest stiractioa. He was presesivas4 itarre was muck murmuring at his mai exhibiting. He . wastme.B the stage, aad ettilsed himself, lest a u ace i de e t limb. bap peat be bear his light with aortae. Harry threw and Cy. Dohs limb so ruelleff 1.4 et. 4 blended, Nimes with miteinthide id • On - Bel Cher and Holt tliattle)ed ehitrice; bn 1 41140 0 b" irate not worth walks. A ii4fiewrimis p.rty sweerapsare4 Some Is dies ak lw sake the Not rode' ler the Weaves Ile Mark items with Soresg. The sown wairdrolowitil Ira teriCial/8 iv 14 all fa 14 17, tad Lielliat is ewes oa the ages. TROTTING MATCIT. The fretting match for one Iltundred sairetwirste, Iretwer.. the Suffolk ware and Mr. Vyer's brow* Write, lboß pfin:••• yeetat day orrr a four.wile piece ut gruel/4* the beellrlearuti stead road. The race waa stater twellrh. sad it WO • NW • mad neck witch till clfree at the cod. The fear miles were dome me follow : 4lie Noise. lits tee. ilia *Att. WM. sec. First feet .... ...... 12 2 I 0 First four Second .. lb 25 • Beeosd l:5 ft: Third Fourth • 16 14 i Fours". R 3 14 The riders *ere eight stone A gallop once, or she inuM hog 6$ In iett, and the mire brake in, won she rice. Eves bating. _ siNauf-Ap MUM& A few day. op Mr. W--e, who residet neap the corner of Soiford-voreet, in the heed, was defrauded ar tilt fa tale" eatranrdinery mance : Mr. Woo keeps several beautiful dop, aed is what 1. termed • " dog racier," is he will give any moor" for ti.J extraordinary production of the culla species. As he was Mending at his door last week a man passed by, landing a dop with • striae; Mr. W—a noticed the simple', ifew. ,- Wel atarkl a the dug, sad determined to parttime ill, se: mat it he could obtain it at any thing like a moderate pit.. He called Se the sae, and said he should like to peiciase the dog; be replied that be slimed have it for a specified bent,. which was not wore Shan ogle-third that Mr. 1 1 1%.,, expected would have born asked, sed insanity dosed the psielmet by paying the Mersey, and esave7ed the dog ttwk house. "What a beautiful creators!" exclaimed Mrs, Vt aid beg.. to pat the deg 04 its Batt, whet' she ts nivered 'bat her beads were discoloured, and that the ba , r las dyed, end lbe beautiful marks were all artificial! O.• the dug being washed it Seined net a commas white imisterr. A TTEEPTIRD SUICIDE. Mn. • dashing mirr or s's, who resides Is Mary le-boss New road: threw benelf tato at canal to the Reirent'e Palk, yeseevilir laorsing. Tire rub act Was observed by sees *iv* Asste one of whom rescued the ill•faltd simian i•-iiBll/1111save her life. She was trostryed to a pairlie•liwww, sad appeared evidently derasged in her intellett. DARMG FOOTPAD ROBBERY. Yesterday a gentlemae Named Morriss*, restilisg le Send- Meret, speared before the alogiesratee, J. B. Cosiest sad vei , — Roe, Emirs. to lay the &nowise informattes of a mem daring footpad robbery which was committed sit ►im ott Monday last, star Primrose Hill:— He stated that on relenting Rom the essntry, fulled of coming sleety the public read, he set agrees lb. sear Prirarobe Hill, thinking it the shortest way. Os omelets' time so the Hill, two desperate.lookisg. Woes, armed wilt' large bludgeons, met \i■ and demanded his mosey sad his watch, which be - deterstised trot to deliver *Mend tike' ►NWanee. O. ►is refired, the fellows made a Nisei des perate attack, epos him erith their bledgeses, sad hires. destroared to wrest owe of thee frees the meet wielesitellia 'Woollen's, bet sot before be bad leeched neat 1111Mfa episode epee his bead. Fending himself thus attacked, he swift !'Soured to make his escape, and ran across she Sens townies Chalk Farm Tavern, which be eatered, esti made tbs rip esesstanee hoesa to the proprietor, who, wish several ether isdindliala, weal out la pursuit of the thieves. The going seas had medical assistasce. The Magistrates inquired whether be could Identify t►e permit who attacked lila ? He asswered, that is she tea folios of the moment ►e costa eel ld..tlfy she robbers. Mid is farther hiterrogitories, he mid it was perfect dayollgtit, sad the only property be lee was • peckethaisdkerehisf. He requested that the Magistrates wool/ en their enertiese give the dreatestance an ismertio• is the newspapers, is or der to citation individuals not to pass that way, as it was a mese of public duty that urged him to call at she once. The Magistrates said that they had no iseeenee win the press, sad ordered Mr. Morriss, se go Is the clerk's eartestail give a descri pi ion of she robbers, as far se Mid la his gym , sad likewise of the property he had lost. DARING ATTIINPF al RORBRR I' meal 11117.D1R. —..5.. Os Priddy ssornin, about helf.past three o'clieft, gene. Wm. Gill, butcher, of Rock, mar Bewdley, was se hismay to Leominster, be was stopped is Poach Brook.lass- by • fiimpsid, who, presenting a pistol, demanded hie Mary. Mr. Gill airlock at the Iselin with his slick, whoa the Mktns discharged the-pistil at him, the ball frogs whisk pled thresgb his bat, beppily without injerin hiss. Ms. 0. maintained his seat, and whilst sirsighag with hie assellost, his horse was shot dead seder ►ins by smoother MUM% felts ►ad secreted himself 'behind the hedge. Both the despera does sow fell epos Mr. 0111, and began besting him with the buicend of their pistols lithe mom creel masse►, ibeeeteleo. hog, wit► horrid impreeslisec m seeder Mtn, salmis hew. resdered hie mosey. Mr. Gill promised is comply, if doe, • would spare his life, and *akin or his coat, told them they would lied his pocket-book Is sae of the pockets. Ono "of She wretches was for dispatching him instantly; bat the ! other &marred tos this blood-thirsty proposal, sod deldelOr bias to tolls ea his waistcoat, began to search the cots •fore the:booty. 1s the waistcoat pocket was 1001. is Bankmotes, but the *Unties of Ile marauders being diverted in Ike nab mooing the cosiesta of the pocket hook, which consisted of Mask cheeks oely..felr. Gill determined upon an eß6er' tu escape their ditches, and rsa►ieg by them hi • resettle manlier, seemesied ts•doisg so, mod tells, by his intorolik, preserved. Isis mummy, and probably hie bre. Mr. Cell lope larrotedtate alarm throughout she seighbeorbood, add Walloon pursuit was made in every direction is search of t►e rabbis', bet we ;Pipet 10 say without effect. LORD Gassysima's Races.—Lest week Atte excellent races were run by the horses of. Berl thicommoti, Lord Viscount BELORVIS, std thr Earl of VVNILTQN4 upon Lord Geosyssoa's blueing ground. at Alford, near Chester. There wermper sent, beside the Noblemen mentioned sheet ; IRr Countess Gaososooa, Lady BoLosair., sad Atte Countess of •WILTOM. besides mime ut the maiiiiity and gentry at present on visits at Eaton HMI, mu others in • carrieges and os borer/back, and estims than a thousand specular' on fent. The. vests .afforderi excellent sport. Some of the horses welt, we trciersmad. rode by gentlemen. At the Holywell Hurst Meeting, Sir T. Mame, Bart. refused 800 guineas for Princess Noyel, by • Carted,. rata years old; sad 500 guinea. for AlM caw:iota, by Maley, two.yesra old. Lin LLINGIL—A hone got by Stmercock• mid dem .talus, in the possession of a gentlest's, wilt run soy horse in the North Riding a simplest's... of one mile, for. lOU seeereigne. The. embsory to be• chasm by the challenger, and. the, teepsesis• h o r ses .is h e aerie, by -Geodesist]. lisrfeessom se Mr. tae bit X, •of tbettetick Etridgeooitioteds Mercury.) S i ' s t A , I S ) it: r • I f 14 4 t i I S 4 i i i 4 I f f I ) ' • ' . I' ti il .• I ( ~ 4 ii --, , li , i i '. , 1 . ‘l l (ie ! I 11- 1 . - , g 1 14 • , 1 1 f ... •,'