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• *1 COUS77Zr M. 4 RrsTs. WINDSOR, Rimini at. Meal. Pot I LlOl 0- to 14/04 Brass rer yr 106 lulls Mule', per q 110.• to t 4. Ws se Sea ■ Sill to 14. RI,. . --s to —0 STAIN Es, 21Aacta 29. Wheat, per 14.1110sta 131 life I Pea., per qr. —a to --a Ate .... 4.41 a, at v..... —. 11) -6 Beams —a 4 • DRATII OP THE RECOMIER OP LONDON. - Salonlay seersiog died, at bin**, Rhproseboev.rsissre, Ji.bis Silvesser. Reesidre et 1...0de5. He issiended she Wag% Inver so Tsorsdoy and wale his surd Report, soil or Frivtisy dined with the Oahe ot York and party. Ili his Revd Higissess% hoes. is the Siahleisrd, St. /asses\ frosts •illieb he retorsed 'bird twelve eelork Go F•iday pig* is sired sod spirits, snit issinedistely retired to rest. Or listrieday ssoenissit he woe tread deed is his toed by his vs. had bees Avail 11 ire same Mess. He lisd hers *Wed Is s srussiodie afeeilois or the dent, mod it is Proposed that he had so unmet ii the Nigh' sod taping. ide vise upwards of 71 years of age. POLICE. - - - - • IOW•ITflIPT. The Wasialinsieo bellowing to Ibis oGee are earning thew twists iiedefairbly, as well as oeveral of the Ogren, to 4impover and beteg to condign pnaialiesiral the marele.ers of nes. Ihmisety. Mr. Taylor, t►e matey-clerk, is devoting the Stole of his time to this impurtaut and highly prakiewinthy object. An iave•tigahoa opow this subject occupied the whole of Sitorday till ten at night, which was private. TIM lavessigarmee oil Saturday originated in a buy. betwrra rlz and seven years of ar, repraitaig what be had heard his modeer and grandmother say as to their knowledge of the snstdorer ; but are► the examination of a number of wig wam..., it was supposed the child had confused what be had beard stud in t►e trewrpapers, mid talked shoot elms the subject, and theeeters, nothiseg tarred apes it arm a moot minute inzemigatioa. It is a remarkable circumstance that lila Investigations eableb have t.ken place at ibis officer have originated from a girl and a buy, shout the rime age. Owe attic letters received at the *nice on the subject is Ifitib firma that dreamt who the mindere, was. r ., • , ~„,91111ADFUL ATTEMPT AT WICIDIR. istardsy moraieg. between aloe sad ten o'clock, a frost frightful' oeturreece took place oe the Surrey side of Bloch. freers bridge. A geodeouse, well dressed, mod opyortaily oboist the age of sixty, was asserted Waterlog Menet, aid alt at ewe he pelted a rum or keife Gout We pocket, with which be iellicted • dreadful wound w hts throat, and them clinsbiog up the ballustraries, threw himself Imo the Riete. The eurreat being eery deem/ at she meraseet, be was horse a ceissidertble &Maws Moen the River before any assestance could be •forded hies ; bet, at lad, he was picked op by a waitress* from t h e opposite shore, and etas of life boa( moulted, he was cuartled to she pubic boom is Upper Grotiud.sheet, which is the it. ✓eiviug.hoose of the Humes, Society. A medical Gralleame was tatmediately seat for, who sewed op she wooed its the shroat, and succeeded is restramg esspended saissatiou. The rest lease said hie same was Readier, sad that be leas • set Magid in the city; het epos the cause *hi, h led him to the comseisdoe of suicide he was Meat. One of big chits strived about tea o'clock, sad le the course of half ass hear • eartisee, smetaielag his heather aml souse saber 'deeds, *v.* up to the dear. kis stated that be has fur some time peat shelve symptoms of a deranged istelket, although be woe is my good elremostaoros. , I put sha;rir eye, . a of a deranged addled, although he inhibilaUle of the hundred of Brixton, to recover horses into a most furious pace, at which be con• the masters of 'he deceased; and the reason given 'S. Humphreys, lair of Choorlone..tr;rs, Pueforaf.pi s e e .. ..i e was is my good detainment.. compeumitoo for an injury done to his Imam by • filmed to go mail nearly up to the lon. when in for requiring damages of his clients: and contended CERTIFICATES. riotous mob ueeembleal to disturb the pu bi c peace pasolag sera!, • small arch over W watercourse in it could not be maintained at ell events tinder sot - h J. Junes, of Moral-.crest, Lalmhe.S. 3varrehllesemantyn. a ' •io .1 DREADFUL ACCrlDilitiTS. ~. at St. Mary's, lintheitithe,on the 19th of July last. die nod, Ithisecoach was upset, and several of the a contract as had been stated; be considered the "" E ' Ka y' of 81"5"d ' irwil, lime ' ea ''''' -f Ceube• of Cs,' . , hoe, mot of Seitoderlasid near the Sea. praline, bosliee.-J. . , ch ß•c , h r , , ,..... r.ts, in..i oi , li Edr, eabaneerask•r.-G. %Vanier, late of i t l l . .—..,..... It appeased that on the day of his Nl•jesty'sca ' imiltessgerdialedely injured , among whom was the expenses could not be ,ecovered . Salved*, useraioe wad °Me 1110•1611410111169-00 Ina wall' le notation lad year, the Plainti ff , • gentleman who deceased . who. having lingered iii the must excru- His Lordship, i.e summing up the evidence, the. _sd..e.ex limpitsl, Lae NOW of Nurforfk-stren, L.. 114 4•, "'oil"' as llou'll al 'be E ll l 4OO , 10",„ Castle, Ne "" had been in the army, made preparetious for illu. aiding bodily *piny for two months after, expired, dared be was of the contrary opiates, and !nosing hoard, Aliddle•ex, dealer it. heroes. J. itnbrussa,et e d i , ratios. The coachmen gut off his bat , 11111•11 previous', . L. ~ nu Niehulas.lome, London, aserekata.-11. Webster, el S. minsting ins r or in honourof the event. His ex- leaving a wile did eight children to lament the fatal carefully recapitulated the evidence, and comment- e wearateash, Due 1 , . ,., inerehang-J..81,0,. if N e w , , thrown the reins mt the Wicks of the wheel Owen, sad want Salo the bane to drink. Tits possesigers as lb. top niesist. ample did not appear to have been follontet in the consequence of an accident, which lead deprived ed upon it 89 he proceeded, informed the Jury the order.l.yme,Slafford,draper.-J. R. kooldia,kte of Linufs ed of three mem and two females (owe ef the latter had sa neighbourheod, said it was dated that hid wee the them of their sole means of subsidence. and his only question for them to try was, whether or mot adree.eotoo, bootee, issurenee-hrektr.-J. Parlk„ of Fee, tohnt at her breast); by some edefoorteee the Ismses "NA - only house lit on the occasion. Its the • employers of a most faithful anal diligent servant, the accident had been occasioned by the blameable hougageotosay Lapoduirowereharas, .fright god gallopped ialf web alumni' speed, sod the whole riotous nob misembled opposite his dwelling. seed The action, he added, wus nut brought through conduct of the coachman or hot, if so. they were -- 7 ..f the p•••••11Ifets were threstesel with Masai destesetion. demolished his Windous to the amount of 1/. 1211.6111. any pecuniary motives by his clieutie but fur the bound to fi nd a verdict for the Plaintiffs, but if nut .4yd i BIRTHS. 'fin soiree's proceeded alssag Prospechplace so furiously that all attempts to impede their career were freithes, sod foe which and a cusrpentet's bill arnoonting to purpose of providing a fund for the support of the for the Defendants ; requesting them at the same Temardee, at ernseers.eiti, Mrs. simi an , H oar, o f a distressed widow sod her family, and to recover the time iu giving their damage+, to state what amount daagbeee, her tenth living child. yard,Oi tteuertAladyy, ofd th 2 . 4t H ls e u . l . e. T u h f vsi a . dan s g t. h pi ter , ,.: e d ide. l.l 4 P .o sl u see- ai every ether vehicle that wire coming towards them would 18..6J. the preeent action was b roug ht. dualist«, he orettaraed bad sat the drive.' metaled, degas 'fife Jury, under the learned Judge's directions, medical and other expenses incurred by the loci. they gee. for actual damages, and what for ex- am. I,Thile the heroes were 'Meg their rapid pace, the duce foiled a verdict for the PI ' • ff; darssoges 21. Ile. dent. Therefore he trusted, should be make out his petted.. so th.t the Defendants might have 0111 op- LAW] It Despeocer. mem jumped off she coach sae after the other, and were so case to their (the Jury's) satisfaction, and lie fettled portutaity, should they wish it, of being heard Olt 8 o s pdd oy „npiad e the ohm, gooiest , is fchilotad maw, oniumly iujored diet they were takes to the licopithl. The - I two women Seedy winiataissed their seats sill the infuriated BUCKS ASSIZES. .not of doing so, they would give ample damages future day with respect to their liability to puy the the Right Hula. Lady James Stuart, os sou. animal were stopped at the Marsh-gar, by its lichee Awl —..........-_ fur an injury so irremediable. expenses under the contract. DEATHS. ii/siast them. The female who had the lawn was taken of On the part of the Defendants it was admitted The Jury having delibersited about five minutes, O a oreisy, the Yid ult. aged eS, Mary Basks, the wife a 'he /machete Iseedfully alarmed that it was wile ddlieully I HASSELL V. ATKINSON AND PARKINSON. they were proprietors of the conch. found a verdict fur the Pleiutiffa-Dameger 100/. John Rooks, of Balhatmteroae., esq. she was recovered. This was an action to set aside the will of the late Lately, at Jamaica, shortly after his wind dim freer The facts were then proved by the testimony of -expenses 2581.-costs 40e . on Friday moraine, between one sod two o'clock, a George Hassell. of Chulesbury, Eaq• in the e 066 11 the following witnesses:- Bre•dun rued another a. Skilling-Verdict for Emelasid, cant•in W. G. Maeda, of his Najesty's ihilo Sus- Geellemse about 35 years of ace, threw himself from the of Buck+, by inuinity. It appeared that Mr. G. su lar r at og oo of Wi eau. 1118118, Esq. of HouniNgioni Han, wersolow of ' hhi chamber, which is oe the third Boor, and Hosea had bequeathed the whole of his propetty Mr. Charles Harrison stated he lived at North- the Defendant ; Squite v. Hunt ; die King a. the sllerton. in Yorkshire; that un the 15th of Fe- Mayor and Corporation of Great Yerinuuth- Leaks into Three Knig nest, Fleet lief . He was found a 00 filleeidey last at Milford, sear Lymisighor, Caftans oime, time dim s u pp o rting himself oa bus d a res w oe one to two respecttahle allOftilell in London, Messrs,. bruary, 1821, he was • passenger by the Star coach These causes were made rentunels to the next Edirne.' Heyo,,ool, Royal Navy. Laud, and the other against a woodow-shulter, wear the Atkinson and Parkinson, particular frieeds of Isis, num . 's% from Yarmouth to Loudon; he took his Assizes, in consequence of the multiplicity of the Oa Saturday 'met, ht Exeter. Jardine Kelly, Foe Bards. *pot share he fell. The person who found him in- and in wisaue office he was brought up, and through seat at Bungay with Mr. Samuel Butterfield, the criminal business, the Chief Barrel beteg obliged ter, e " d • paws* is the tale B a nk of Mesita. Allateais u ' i • roared if he had hurt himself, to which he answered whose interest, combined with that of the H 0. ,. deceased, whom he knew, end set with him at the to be at Bury on Friday, to open the Commission Co. of Portsmouth. ia the strider. He was immediately lakes into tbs Charles Yorke, he bad obtained the situation of front of the coach on the roof. After leaving Bun- of Assize there. --- - - - • - peonhome, b u t expired is little mare thus half an hour. hap. Agent-mesterei of the volunteers. In 1814 lie HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE Till% DAT. he bad bees laboarese coder a febrile attack for some gay the conduct of the coachman was very impru- tube. bat had only bees coufineil to the boast since Sunday Mussel!) made his will, leaviue the bulk of lots per :he frequently gullopped, sometimes hist. some- IRELAND. 'Lapin 12 after 10. I Evening 43 after IS. 1. 4 1 i and mice that time had been several times bled He property is above, on condition that they should ale times slow ; the lowest pace at which he weut was •oamo• Lad nut been loft more thee 20 niimites before the accident. low his sister, who was its ii bad state of health., a after the rate of six miles en hour. The witness CORK. HANOI 25. PRICE OF STOCKS lON SATURDAY. It dial slot appear that • smile boa, was broken. Au In- quest was held on the body on Saturday rinsing, at the c° ,.. 11l , feashle annuity 61 . d left the hehr at law (the remonkrated with liim, es did the deceased, 41- Doris( the sittlox of tbe Special &axioms es friday, ap e . 3 per et. Cuts% 791111 I Ex , Bats. 2....1,000 1 . yeast LLOYD rose to state. that such penes, mewed a. es. Spier I •..2t. N. An. 103 f, I 3 I 4 pr. Illeile-le-the Wall, Fleet-street lodine Thomas Mellon, l'hiiiiiiff) Is. only. most immediately after leaving Mangey. which he seitathed fear of rualsgrous disease, had belief retire from Lottery Tickets 27/. 19.. I Ditto Small... 5 7 le" Mr. Scerlett , lor the Defendants, commenced by paid lea attention to, but *evens l limes after gel. Esq. Coormer. The roma of , the deceased was William the Cook for • don Sidle, as • poor ' man, labiate toe under Says. He came to lowa about sevens weeks ego, and took enumerating the tblieresst o ffi ces the hoe Mr. Ilassell lopped his horses rather Illore violently than be- Bank for Acc '451 e5O i Cens for A•e ... MI severe fever was •hunt to be bee:nicht forward to Ole 'or. India for A rc ... .. 2494 I 7eil 4.. • • - i a dlt ia e s st the hoe " of the Mime ' Pete "' Fl ' etiftferl. bad filled-the responsibility lie had been under- f ore. ev *Ai first ► been% the Norwich coach. the pace of being ' discharged, previously to his removal to p the ' Dr. Cletterbeek intended him daily, from the lime that he ... . sued himself aa hie 10 , 81 to yha day pooredialy bia sad would bring witnesses to prove that money to the horses were going seven or eight miles an hour. The Fever he n d ospied. so me k.d p b en i sous ed aecurdinely retired, sod the - death. Miss Ans. Pettit coastantly waited alma the de- amount of 10,000,0001. had Pined di m/ 4 1111 in hand's Cuilelltnell immediately un perceiving such coach °elle . man ' st . 11e e i ' tat stale so d g h as tl y * Pe e "' " Rosanna agies sedrep enpit." e excited the pity of the spectators was discharged for e J. sod found sio aberratioss of mined moil Therm and at settling his accounts, after filling the office whipped his horses into a full gallop. when the de- sae l or 7 H - y '1, 0 ., he it w Onr page relates to man."-uMaIITSAL. 1 slay reclaim., when be eolopiataed of his bad letellielf, with punctuality some j ears, had ntouey due to him. ceased exclaimed to him, .‘ For God's sake stop west uri P e r t 9se t ha u d t rod il ieted e in wa l s be on tLb o e ease t ame whom p...a; s e v d . Je•l r'bfi'be d . Peicebl• in b eside (Fiflee•lb E ai " ••) ' 'sad d e sired "n il chalk s In note dews his ' bea ch"' "' lie FOS capable also t• fill the o ffi ce of High Sheriff your horses Or we shall be dashed to pitcto.“ The reported iu our Paper • of Friday, hid in are ' seq•oraer P or doe firm F. &GIS of LIVE; a Noss-Mg:fiscal Coo• i the occurred. Hall Nose bled several time. in the of ,h . a Thursday , and was bi.,,,b, 0d ~,,,fi ~is h ia b a n ma r_ • e county of Bucks, and he would prove to them winters then requested him to pull tip , but he did failure of the prosecution in that instance, the Rey. Geoille, IL meutary no the isolisernions a rising frees Hainan i L ow . o f hi. 'b roo m s himself haelko al d, coo of Ik e "ma w . Ilsa lie teas •es competent to do business ut the time not do so, Whibt romaiitg •t such speed the mw amassed coming froward in rho moor ease. Tad Frailty, er Mild* the Caroms, S)sropioria, and homers' gl- • Oa sedate Miss Ana Pettit afore his being brought huo the • iis wolf was made, us ally one present. Several coach passed over a channel near the inn, and Kir. nese, &e. lire Cody drvelupod ; Puri 11. cronmos some re- lent" er. 211 41 11 was forthwith removed to the Heim. of Its- fens of Lees V.m . nea,G 000000 rake., Seri...sure, Sienna! Weak- eovetyr---(Coni Mercantile Advertiser.) Weak- 1.e.., he said that '' he drserved to be thrown into the letttra serve here read, which were written in a 'tape- ing a great swing to 'lle right and to the left, in a Thairies-what Sad be duper' He then fell Into a slate ofLI 11 ERICK ASSIZES. marks ea tonsil Female C'ornelainia, iie pnriirehor eon. nor maned. and lied nothisig in them to indicate few minutes lifter fell Over very violently, which the toy; Port 111. ensloram Practical Iniservatomis am S. %to., irseensiloility, sea soon afar expired. The Cormier said ; ; HARED 20. In most of these lie node Ina sister the witness moulted lie had •ufficient proof of foam the Patrick Lewis, John Lioreh, Michael Maeligon, sod 1 ' . lof the Jury gave gnat praise to Moss Ann Pettit foe ' llsethi r* ber rase, adeetion, and kiwis's, to the deceseed; and the chief object of care end affectiotis. The Leas ned bodily . hurt he had sustained, and that if the coach Roger Wishes, were severally audirted for Iss.ine, os the te De re ti t t i n is y g , u Se bitt lf , A a b no use . , os ii i ro . ...l c N ic l ii ni s i b s ie l I .. r a n . t i a:i u rei . o . , al o:t .7 ,...... e, ....... I v is • Series of Cases illinmative of the pre,. thog iutl.r.., Jetty returned • Verdiel-." That the deceased died from a Coaled 'dittoed that within the last day or two of haul barn going at a moderate rate it would not sal of December, tired at and killed Patrick Miesphy, and '„ : I . ~. a familiar .lio more ao.d Ike *hole AO. tall from a three-pair of stairs wind..., while uuder use is- leis life, he was in a state of temporary derangement. hove turned over goi • ug across the channel i., the foi attacking by threats arid worsen the habitation of lubn ex l" • '"'" ' -er° '" - - . . , yy . , ele , ssed to the Yoosth anal Maturity (4 both Seger. y rat N. , . Runlet of delirious frees a beans fever." But what was it owing to ? l'co being informed by roa d. 0„ getting i 1 • gup le raw tle decea sed lying jt ay „„d . Moore; seal fur au assault un the habi ta tion of James and Co. Cousaltioog Surgeries, Loudon. the surgeon, Mr. Kumar, one of the witnesses, thatNater• ninths upon Illit beck Ott th e ground without his list, and After the examination of • masher of witnesses on both NAVAL IN tit LLIGEACE. he did tint expect his sister. his only rare on earth. observed two bruises ten hats foreherd. but he dial sides the case elnsed, and the Learned Judge changed the --..-,....-__ beaux, ma .," 28. to survive twenty.four hours. 11 as that 11 aurprls- not examine hint. The deachtnan drank twice OD J ury c '" * "" l '''' l ' l h to lite various " tilts of the ieldeuee. .e.dict-Gailly, agaiost ?dock Lewis, Jobe Litech, aval s O i ns:ib a. us a es . : de to d a i i i i ,s th i e tp i a .u is s e d o u gsto r b e li e .a rit , :i p i p T ies Cxsentas. 1 Its frugal an location souks the wise. i We (E'verraoree Jeameal) ope..rel to •InsettllCe the lees of lee thine ? the road. the first time shout four miles from Bute. tan /full Mali Miaow; km ties poet for l.oodoo, with as I Very respectable witnesses were called, among gay, sod the hirt within an hour of their arriving tat Michael Hooligan • Roger AP May be lend •t SA, Paterletwler.euw ; 59, Pall midi ; I I assertrd cargo, including about 100 packages hoes anal, whom were the Duke of Buckingham, Mr. flick- Scole. Ifher the verdict was asiuuu M n a n h l, " the was Pi at iorn i 4 l ll, e tua vele- 41, ricesitiPyi 10, Primer...tree', Soho; 32. Fleen.it.nt . , or the Adam. Rooks, on Sunday aught lest. Those of the ford, Hon. Chitties Yorke, Ike. who mud that meat manner, made protestations of their Meson-wee. 174, pleat-street ; 40, %Vest Stud held ;vS Cloospril . I seam , . were taken off the wreck se Useasy merinos; bet it Its his cross-examination he admitted it was • dry Konitesice of death was 'hen pronnuseed upon all the Pei- London' ; Sietreitsou and Cu., Rooks and te a, Noe wirl.; 1 1 is itholeramod that the Captain sod two others of the crew they should not, at any part of Mr. liassell's life, rooming tool the road wus bad with r sharp resod ; MOWS. After they were seas, ueed all cried out for • Meg R. Drell, Lave essfortonsicly robbed. Wee hesitated one moment to have wieneesed los passing a gravel cart eith er he did tiot recollect • skit w........_ _i_ se _ ii . s i zort . d a era s p. b ..e le i d li . 'lay :i . is e Lorol.hip told them they should gat sorb naive- Nriitul ; l trot w l ic , b ta i la lia tar r i r d e g l e t Cambridge ; Headley , ea i' d e l ibr ey, W L ' e ß ed a s ib ; ; al;lewril :11 . " i DIAL, wanes !IL will, and were never more surprised thou ut heeling near the spot or in part ulthe road ;he considered 1110koelten. Came dues Gem the River this ameetag the Hoghsein of ille termer of Isis sleuth. Jaye, Club, Ur Jamaica; Bement, Gaideer, fur St. Vie- The Ree. Mr. Owen, un the I art of the Plaintiff, the whole blame was attar heal to the coachmen, nod em end ° t P he reP. P7i•o f" e r er el a er r e e i ntritig mew.. GosS and Co. see to be coassited,a. deal, reel frees the dck, Leiria exrfamed-- 4 Tu the d-I we pitch Mr. day, at th eir lonise ; awl Patinas it the enuatoy are u - tterer had staled to Mr. Duetted), of Yarmouth, that it l 9 o " 4 "Je' quested to describe mioutely the cue, enclosing a remit. "614 ' Aseisimitaim ' CilalVila • fur Nee ' Y°lk; Leith " l4 said, that from 1818, to the time . of Ins death, his such was not the case. our ever 'nude any represen. i Salmon, fur Rio Jaweire• Oporto packet, for Cherleshe aed NM CIE 21. lance fur Advice and Medicare, which oar be froesula W PeTualtialiCU ; Ilarrier, ' Taylor, foe Seem Leone; R o bert, state of mind was bordering on insanity. He wits batten of the kind to him • there was a 'orderer skittlei i Patrick Coll, Jayvee T oe Aill , Josue Noah, asd John stay part of the World. Popplewell, fur Quebec; Hardys, Hardys, for date ; Core. with him at Mr. Moore's, situr Betkliainsteed. when un the box with . the coachman, awl another by the * ' - - Viee were iodic/eel fur fekiiiimssly geisha' arias from being, GOSS and C.. 1111 R. C. Sergrees, Se. James's; mad Ns. 11, Ituoverte•ssever, hectare`' scrims. Hipptadalt, fee ditto; Aleyme, Cluipinau, for Mi. he tame into his (Owen' . ) bed-room, between four deceased . . Spades, es the 9th Denruther.-Gailly. asisitisi; Goanterkr, K••••• 16, fur Dublin • and British Tar. ; the coach was 400 or 500 raids front the 4, Clark. fur Quebec; and sailed wash die Dublin; Balderston, aud five o'clock in autumn, seven or eight yams tett when the Norwich coed& was first insight. is roco Wit. Leeds.. -- • • / fur Madras mud Corkuths • Cronin, Pillereinal. lue 8e... ago, and said lie would not be kept in a prime., and Mi. Doughty, another posoesiger, who got op at William Weeiren, Poirleh Newer. Moore Connolly. Joust t slifeast, Iriffiem Diairorth Fri. Ankh seal De. • -..•- rolaished al THIL . BUM* PR Ea asst . 1 low Chime e Londe« suuthby, faa Madras and Amu . wanatithltelporg thienselt the window; he got ihrungh: . Brockdlsh, idis thee called, " who coefirtned the sic' Bailteser, * * ere indicted for tato ' ne skill seder Ike 12th Primed s ti a tocte tohr - e, No. tie, *tread, by C 1 .." 1 ' . I Anglia, Starry, for Otruneda. 1 ,1 witness h ay still iu bed. lie weut to Bei khatustrad, t ai timo o - e• of the last aituros as to the furitms of the Isle Kings and For IthaltaNs l i "'Mug ai•ifivin fist ~ IT ELL, at the bused. i , a • ti r • No. 3. Jennymoreet, nc....„" fr0 ,41,a"...-ell di1k.......- , .0. a... . • u. wasto"" ' R ,„. . -.....- ...5-t".. • ' .... ~,,,yet , „4*,„„.... . .. _ ..ro. -......- , . • • . - .. . . .. ... . .... • • . • - . . W.: .- .".. i -.a HONK CIRCUIT. • SURREY MILES, SATURDAY, M•Ren 31. The Lent Ae.iver for this minor commenced at Eittelltil On Friday. &lore the Hwu. Mr. Bllrol► MAN 111 Ow isi /'►ins Omit, and the Hon. Mr. Byrom WOOD it. the Crown Court. The Hum ber of callow. esosersd is 3t, and the calendar con. taio.a a lost of 84 Prisoners. HAMMOND V. THI INHABITANTS OF WOlllllO. Th.s was on action against the inhabitants of the handfed of %Yoking, to recover a comivensinion foe •u injury sustained by the Plaintiff, in consequence of she destruction of certain stacks of hay, straw, trees. &c. which were set no five to the night of the Ash of May, by some nudism v ie i flerue li o ry, II appeared its evidence that the Plaintiff. • der. potato, resides at Wiggle-hein nra► Begvhot, within the hundred of Woking. Alter his family had re tired to rest, dory were alarmed about twelve o'clock by a cry of " Fe's !" It was immediately disco►ered that the Plsontiff's hay oust strew-stacks were on lite. and burning with rapidity. COIIIII. &ruble damage was depot before the lire was sub dued. S f elm trees vete literally burnt to the very root., aged o;h•ra so much scorched as to stop their growth. By the intrepid and ac tive csertioo• of the neighbour*, who procured a fire eligine from the Duke of Gloucester's Lodge, the limes were prevented communicating with the elaititiff's dwelling ; but their progress wits not stopped- unit some out-buildings were destroyed. UllOll examining the c.o.e of the flames no doubt could be entertained that they originated 113 the diabolical design of some incendiary. It was ob served that the stacks of hay mill straw were on fire at different places, sod in such spots as to re move sell 'opposition that the fire was accidental. The usual notices bovine been given liv the Plait,• tiff's attorney, under the Mick Act, 9 George 111., upon which this action was founited, the Plaintiff, after having in vain endrovoured to discover the tbeipetmtors of the s•ffeoce, now sought a compen. ' Lotion against the bombed ftir the injury sustained. Thar sum sought to be recovered w■s 1931. which iocladed the injury dune to the trees. tifstnes.es were called so prove the manner its which the injury was committed, and Abe amount of loss occasioned by it. The Jury, under the learned Judge's direction, found their verdict fur the Plaintiff—Dameges, 187 f. including the value (61.) of the trees injured aiid destroyed. LAND N. Till lAN& This will a ►imilar action the nme hen. dred, to recover a compensa , ion fu► like injury sus. Word by the Plaintiff on the Panic night Isom the same cruse, amid under the like circumstances. The GYM sought to be recovered was 581. slid after proof of the damage sod the occasion of it. the Plaintiff hod a verdict. suits b. OAITINIL AND ANOTHIIL This was as action living the Defendants, two iohabitauto of the hundred of Brixton, to recover c•mpruratioo fur au injury done to his liouwe by • .1 sad returned at nine o'clock. At another time he task him into a wood, and produced a pistol, said, This is the way to decide qoarrils." IV►tness knocked ►t out of his baud. fired it off. sad threw i 1 inns a dell. A barrister, named Jervis. had made ■o illegal attack am his character, in a trial at Mon mouth; he asked witness's o; •at about sending him a challenge, end he thought that quite sufficient to prove that he was si madman. Mr. Horwood. steward to Mr. Hawn, on being asked whether Ise way mad, admitted it. but d►d not mean that he haul lost his senses, hut merely be cause he gave too much for a horse or caw some times. Benjamin Puddifoot. under bailiff, said he thought him nut tight, as he bud ordered bun to pump the fish-pond dry; and whets he raw tl►e frogs at the bottom, he said, •• Curse yuu, old -- never made you stare so." Mr. Osborne. hair-dresser, of Aylesbury. said he frequently came to his shop to be shaved; some times would shave himself: had come down stairs with his handkerchief undone, and said if he had staid longer he should have cut his throat. The Counsel on both sides addresied the Jury at considerable length, when The JUDGZ summed up the evidence, and The Jury returned a verdict for the Defendants, thereby establishing the will. THETFORD ASSIZES. —..... /Be'/.re Chief 8 RICHARDS ) CIVIL 81 DE. ■ANDY AND sylvan v. sorca AND ovum. This action was brought by the Plaintiff.. pro. prietors of extrusive iron-works iu Yorkshire, against the Defendants, proprietors •f a stage coach called the Star, running from Yarmouth to London, to recover a contpensation in damages sustained by them in consequence of the loss of their servant through the ueglit•ence and furious driving of a coischasan of the Defendants, under the following circumstances, as detailed by Mr. Serjeant Blossett, Mt. H. Cooper Is rvi•g previ. ously opened the "bleeding.. The damages were laid in the declarant at 3,0001. The Learned &ipso stated in substance, that ou the 13th of February 1821, Samuel Butterfield, a servant and travellei to the Plaintiffs, was pro. reeding by theist - time-mentioned coach from Bungs,' towards Settle, where the stage wag to arrive, accord ing to an arrangement of the proprietors, half an hour before the Norwich coach, its order to give those passengers an opitortunity to take some re. freshricrat, who might have occasion to proceed by the litter coach, prior to continuing their journey. Decant the journey the coachman, 11/ spite of every remonstrance or the passengers, drove iii • most unsteady Manlier. slid on upproJching Scale s per (living the Norwich coach not far from the where they stopped, he immediately whipped his horses into a moil furious pace, at which he con !issued to go wind nearly up to the Inn, when in paosiog acro•t, o s die reed, Usivecoach (insibisigetti'selirrely • driving (*WA he slated was at the rate of 14 Of 15 miles sr how), and the overthrow of the errach, bet lie did lint see the coachman drink any thing as the read, nor the deceased lying on the griurid. 0;1 Ina cross-examinat' he ►aid that he did not observe any gravel cart Oil the road; he might base passed ten but did not mind them. mid being a►ked whether he meant to swear that the accident Pelted by the speed of the coach sod the furious driving, he answered in the affirmative, and de clared that it did not happen by a stone lying on the road ; but afterwards 'stated he could not ►ay it did not happen in that manner; the aitness asserted that he had not made any demand for the hurt lie saistasned. nor lied it then in contemplation to do au on seeing the issue of the present trial. Mr. Henry Wickham Hird, no assistant of the Plaintiffs, proved the damsge they had sustained by the accident which had hslipos►ed to the de. ceased, whom he ►tated was employed by them as a traveller ; diet the contract between the Plaintiffs (which it was lint customary to ►educe into writing) and their servants in a situation resembling Butter field's, was to give them a salary of 400/. a year, to pay them during illness, allow th em a ll travelling and other incidental 'sperms' necessarily incurred, and also to pay all expenses occasioned by ill ness while in their employment, end that she deeeased served under such description of contract ; the de ceased was ill two months, and the vaiious pay. clients he had made in consequence by the direction of the Plaintiffs. Being cross-examined as to the custom of the Plaintiffs in paying their seivants' wages during illness, the witness stated he never knew an instance of the kind respecting the decesseil before, its he had never been ill while in the Plaintiffs' employ, but deposed to two other instances where it was the case with other servants. Mr. Morgan, a surgeon, at Dist, stated, that he had attended the deceased, and colundertiig the case as one of great importance,. he had called in the assistance of Mr. Mines, and Or. Shrilling, of Broome, and ultimately that of Mr. Dalrymple. of Nor...ids. On g the deceased, thew sa craas appeared to be fractured at the extremity of the spinal marrow, nod she lowest part of the extre mities paralysed. That he attended the deceased for two mouths, when he died, and was afterwards dissected. Witness proved the payment of 100/. for medical charges. Mr. John Childs deposed that he came from Yorkshire by the Plaintiffs' instructions to make l i arrangements fur the funeral of she deceased, and proved the payment of oi/. 51. 2d. to the landlord of she inn where the deceased was during his tllues.. Proof was furnished of various other payments, asking the expenses amount to 25a/. not including the fee for dissection and the charges for the funeral, which his Lordship intimated could not be recovered. Mr. Serie/at FRIRI, wish whom was Mr. Storks. for the Defeudatits. took occasion to make a remark es to the novelty of the action, in beaug brought by the masters of the deceased; and the reason given for requiring damages of his clients: and contended soldiers of the 40th regiment. The Ivry retired, and Le n * in a verdict a Grin, spirit the first (air.- Q M /I. CORK, WARCII 23. Cm Walker was convicted of "marbling eke Ountling J.86u.. and, .lib six 'ober*, viz. l'erielk Cuff. Jamp i 7•1401, Jamey Nat*, Jolts Shea, John 4eflit, mug ',refit, received asateesce of Death. The three tars for the burglary is Jelin Monre's home rani .1, 6 gur , ul w trod f.r murdering Mr. Reposed'. nensai) are to be hailed on Wednesday mot. SLIGO ASSIZES los the Crown Gan, OM Tuesday last, Jams Wand ea/ PaMa Corcoran. the Ammer rnurieted a a rape it'd the latter futtad coolly utstlor the N'hue Buy Art, litre put to thr, bar. *lmo ate Hue. 'twice Jebb pasardscateure ur..estb as th-in Goteoran was ordered for mention so Markley the libel April, at c„,,wn.benna. is the barony ofTirergbl awl Hulanii, ow Swords, she Sib of A pet I, it Sligo. Th omas mo s s (' ws• erietriot.d to 11 •Napertitien Cosr 14, Cur Ineaking sato Balllnacarrew bleselt•will, awl to yivt off twine liars He beloageti to a party lose tering oolawful oaths, awl conspiriog to aura Colonel P. , . crest's threfiling.honse. awl was .ens off flow the t, escurtert by • party adequate., It cesk, to be pot ow howl the convict ship. As sedan for slangier, obit) , excited an notontanarn Cyr.* of iniernit, was fried before Av. 3erjrant Toonaead 4o • a spe c i a l Jaw,. It was brooght by Jolla Mack, 13.1. • No% chant of that fowls. agaitset &time., Holes, port.sorweyor of blare; and afire a trod. "leek lariel irro eityo, doe' e Was a verdict for the Plasatiff--200/ 4 4 . 410 . , and bd. eebill. PHI LIPSTOWN ASSIZES. nona , wows, w ezetuted on We.htetday, foe tl, ful murder of T. Koos, a Westmeath policeman, whsch crime he bell ye pirated Duly De Sunday week; he appeared toile islet, and ttrguell to hie fate; she N o y ~;,h be es _ pet seed preteutis to bus suferiag watt, that lus remise atibt be evens se bus itieude. Joie Defy shd Janes Favour were convicted, tinde r Ik e White Nov Act, for unlawfully atiernabling and utia g leen out the ffeh of laat December, from, the house of Mr. J. Cooper, of Balyatiitoo. Kitnea Googly, an t►e hose at Ike Canal. Feotrac► of death was p aced spout diem. Matthew Marna ass bled and convicted of the taw crime; hr as. likewise oeitt , see..l to die. The Judges Were not able so dispose of all the eases i■ the Calendar. NESTING., OF CO DITORS AT TA R cvnr OF COJI MISS lON RRS OM JJA NICOL; Fri, TO MOROOM. F. W. Collins, Isle of the aspLass.road, eorn.nser chant C. Wilson, late of Ratcliffe Highway, lorrofr 3 lit Mrlansekeg,StrinJ, farrier P. H. Byrne, We or Becklersbury, Manchester ware I) overseas lO R. Maddock and J. Tweed, Rusesary.lane and Darliy-sireet, limber merchants ... I! W. Beitiin, late of Bierster, innkeeper........ I In J. Hutt, late of Germ St. Helen's. coal.merrisaat.... I It K. leppinswell, Croydon, lineis draper . .. . 1 J. Kirkland and,. Batienocti, Coventryoribbise sans torturers C. Miller, Abehnfeh lane, in , rehant lO G. liNii y, New Itouil•atreet, tailor 1 11 W. Tyrone, Buekboll-huuse, E 4 Ol,borse.deake 1 I DIVIDENDS. J. Lewis, Lombard-Meets wine.inserrlsast A Phtilipis awl B. L owre. ' Salter's H•ll.court, siseechnons M. Lankily. Harley.sirees, silikoinsprop J. Graham, Birnsirghain, linen-A. agar S. Huoiphress, lair of Charlotte-street, Portl.lol.ploes., 4 CERTIFICATES. ■• L l I P I 11