The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-18 00:00:00

Z A A 11%S. , - • QUEEN'-cu-13AJAF. OFF;CE. • tt has in agitation a c oniitcrable:titO, tint] the Stlbjkt yery •eriotts and attentive con ' .sideration- aniniig the' 7 .‘lagis;rates at this Offitte, most partictdArly 11tri'1'rttLnits:G.,•Whether or nut peisons.ha Ong Mtilutidas in the above InStituttOris, are under the nectA•giiy Of taking out licences as klawkers and IJ'edlats; Information having Beth bid against many of the , persons -who have places in the St. Jarneslazaar, as_ also in other plar'es of.ll nature, - 'and , they heit , thr L • • I r , ago brotn;lit before Nr. y . T etELDING, be• then still be should let the,case rest Mull the present time to Cousidet the matter., that he might give it the most Seripus consider ation. , ~• ' _‘•i•tertlaY evening the parties appeared -to an ski'er the charges p E referred against them, w•llen Mr. GURNY . , as Cohn , el for the Ctimmi,sioner,; 01 Hawkers' and Pedlars' Office, and Mr. PooLLY, for the defendants, attended. Guttsey addressed the Magistrate, and saia, " I arn employed profesSionally, not to poi (, lown . the Baiaars, but to see it they are not snb ject to take out licences to envhle them to deal to 'the • manner' they (10, to putt them on a level %vith shoplieepers, ,v1o) are under the necessity of Paying tAxes nt every description ; (Or I Outenti, it those persons are atlowed to exhibit their anti ,tl", are not subjected to t as shop- . Eeeper s , are , it most t ettlinly will be not only to the injuyy of stick shopkeepers, brit timdly to their wa, previously to going . itoo the extimination agreed, that one ease should sot tiee for Al, anti that t hey would concur without A pp'eril t o the Oc e i,i o i t of Mr; FI . F.LDING. Mr: C;natici . .---The eAse we haye selected is ' that.of tltc bO o of Mr. Lord, in.Cheapside, he be ing a person ut properly ; it the ease were to be decided against him he would he better able to up with the loss than many others. The Wientletnan in question lives in the city, Lleps at shop there, 'and every clothing hrinp the goods '•frpm that shop to Sell at the Bazaar —The case.l will prove in as feev 'words as pOSsltlie. 1 will first call Charles Hutchins : • itlr.t,tritae —Q. El;dchins, you taunt: the defendant, 1 , 0 ". ) A. vou rve>< ste -hint at the Dazaar? A. Yes.—Q. .tee there dilierent stawlings there? A. Yes. ll..A:tout: what length each?. .Alunit. 4 lyet.—Q..llaS ' Mr, Lord li nc v A. 1-„,,..4,1-1 -lad be any thing exposed to sale? A. Yt.4; gloves And stotkings.—Q.- Did yon ever boy duty gl;nri of him? A.. No; hat 1 txw Mr...Cietre purchase gloves 14 he, present'? A. 1 - c.--(4.'Mr,Geere, von parcha,ted of Mr. L. a piiir glove; at the ril..tzaar ? A. Ves ; • I did, -am! he gave ate his cant, which is that now pro duced, 52, Chouoitie, Londau..—Q. Were there any places for tlee i nng in the Itunt,ar A. No, none, except by the rvrion 11% - t!i in the house, 51r. Stoollq, the proprietor. P•ooLev —The tact of dealing in the Man ner tattottoned we admit, bat contend 'that lwr t.::ons. so 'dealing, stand wizhin :he exemption of lice Act, Mi. Lor.t being at inantiftictincr tit the acticks ; 'but I .Ware this • queltion as a minor one. • 11 r. (Sont)mv.- --- The fallowing is the Clause ' - which 1 . roniettil :olnieets the hawger to the pay• racill of the ditty : 6th . EC'et . 50th Geli, 111,. c'ep 1 1 :---, • ' • .• .. Tivit i:• , ,in nal aff or tin. tbt Allgt4, 1810, there shall lie rnit,d, 6'4: , !„„fic,rilteS itIIII ditties following.: by ever)' iirovhcr, ~ , ! , ' , r: p..l(.(f..qi!cputit,,, 04141 twnity 01'11 ;a It/riling / n/4 , 4: ,:;-(/. 4 1:,' , , , ,a !,/ eu t, 1 . r. , , /I, ilr 1 , 1 01:111:r int•ll'i - 110.11,,,..., tlitd orl'a - Icl.iit.., t 1111 t' WI 1 . ,,,,1 ctr v Oh ifor,, iforseA, or - otherwi'e, I'.'.i;:+, M 111.1.0-itiii - 1111011- i . ,:s.:eil,carcyfu . ..; to .wli, or ex 1 ,0411 ' r 'Mt* 437 4.0+-I‘, wor,s, or to,..o.,otatitgy. 4,..chtty a 441440 each y,..1r ; - tiod't:vety perStrt st , too;.:nia 4 ., wrth ttorze, 1►3::, ..a- (onte.,,, or whyr 0,,t0., ~, : tr,, , ,,.: ~, Cr.....,, a,; bt:lo.ltrir, tilt Stink of 41. )t,trtt . ,' for CM:it 0,.',. 'lle ...,r , ii , indli writ-arc{ With, ',O'er Jtoli tit. lye tilt: 1 11 . 1/-0.0.,t4tt.tat ., 1 thit. t tit it... ' lt is t i ",:fy plitll to Ille (aithl :ki,i'. G.) that the t.: l .ciendailt c()ltics wittin the ineatii-g of the• Act, ns lie ,travels front ,totti to t.4.it1 . 11, VIZ. fruit cite Cll'y of Loudon to the ( 'ly : of AVtehl , iiiiiSicri - 1 " 1 carries itis goints • to .sell, .atill exposes them for , sale; therefore he is a hawker., pedlar, and petty chapatan. Ai ll'• l ' ooLry ;;Jtitl, down Irons William 111. dif ferent Acts ' ot Parliament have beet passed vela -1 lve to, the present question. I ki.'ill quote a ease tilt the King v. ',bib!, in ilurrow...' Itivots, 'where .41%1r, 4llSlice,Wiloto st(o, that a man may. trade ! •181Iti Fell goods withou t ( being slll)ivt.'t to take out , • .0 licence; it never could be twain by the Legis. itittire, that eery trAder should take :nit a licence.; ntf, only persOlis acting . 10 exptcA,eil in the clause of tile Act ' so(4o. 111., c. 41, § 6, as above--tool i CyCry , bat ker, pettier, and other tratittig• person from towillotowlt 'as th Act • — o• is ' t • 1 ,eC).1111... SI 1 i 411( qt. that they are no more liable to the penalty which • AM:it:hes to petikrs trarelliyg according to the , .M. 4.., thitu. those persons who occupy places it . 1 4iteter ' Changet.and be never beard that they ,), mete liceticutl. Mr. l ' uot.Y then took ft view of the 71Ir'seetion, to skew , what constituted • a haw (liieri according to the Act. ' Mr..l. , ',Hst..rmio,—A's that section • subjected the party to the penalty of 501, and took it out of the Jurisdiction of die Magistr ley to convict, hr re. .4lueste4l hilt lo confine hinfielt: to girt lith sectiOn. 4\jr..l 4 ool.EY.—J, only will, to prove, that a ItaVlitet , .iii' retliar„ Ste., 'tory: go front WWI% to nutterll.ll(l. trade, ii idt not be subject to the Venally; fur histonce, they must go to•other teen's houses Xthett it • requ'res tis-o different Acts) ; they must go to t wo • houses ; there most be two acts of selliog . Ito prove (Tani! a 11 1 0 :ker, according to that itte;tnitig of tin; Act ; attl., wit)) )our leave 1 .. ,kviii quote Jnsother ease, that of flouter v. —•••••—,, vilicre a person went trout I.)roinfries to Glasgolv With goods, advertised them for sale at a 134,11, i111:1 was COIIVie ' Ittl iay the , Mayor for being a i•lawki r, &c. li e afterwards moved toe a crimi nal ittforino; ion agaitist the .141,iyor, and upon the q * IJIIA he Jury riitittl the Mutvor guilty. Mr. (itiittie,Y,----AS tili; •pr t esent is a ease of such ofillite-itop.rtAttce to so malty iodividitals, and I wish to have the, opining of a fligh Court Olt Ole object ;' Lthevelorc do hope, for the benefit of ,very plArt y, .that this ease may rest, siod that no person may be subject Co any expeuee duti n g t h e time such ()violist ii,ssold of course take, beforc it Auld - be reeci vei.l .\ as there is Ina owl! , the tle• femlant, not' only one lost:nice, bat there are army persons Nab() Inc in t he constant pf,o'ticc of t.- Air( Lord did not take tile gxods to his ow " .ottse, nor to the howe of .Mr. Sr ahlts!. the pm ,. tnetor or the .Itoyal Meecattra, or . liaranr, or. Dart, or House, or any other name. - iney 'niay ticatie to e call it ; anti the •ole'ohjeet of the Le" Jointure wets to have a hold on persons acting hie it. verS9lls are it the coustont phattice, to - vt t - Kent sitvig,„Aing, anti their going from a hpnse iii the City of . London to . the City of Westin, ,;; t r, wit it;nods' to expose for sale; had there thera, :are sot - jeer to, Fteid liatfle to the'penalty, if they do not take unt li ce b ee3 , el EGO! NG —When this C:liqC wits brought before we, shine tone ago,. I took-three ron,ider catehdly how the law affected Versuca occupying places in the I!Azattyi. 1 halve in the interim, I 11.006 used lay time ev ell ; the different institutions always Itad my best for thhogh they may be to the injury of it few -hopi in their neighbourhood, yet the result will he of the biglieSt insportance to the emnoninitv : it will, in prey.ent, that , disagi e a de tnetlind of *tieing business, witicis_ is now too gent:6llly ear sied on by "shop-keepers iii this great town, by askiiig more tot their good; than they expect to receive for theta. tin my opinion, it is an suit to otter a person a less sum than he asks for his aKticles ; and whidl highly esteem the Ba• velarS' for, is their never taking less fur their gOods titan they first ask the istlytr for That be hail shier, the former examination, re futed to receive the opinion of many eminent Lawyers. Several Gentlemen had called upon him ; among others, his young ,Friend, Mr. Harnett, had tvaited, upon _him with the opi nion of the' Attorney and Solicitdr-tlenerals' ; that he had refused to receive or read any opinion, • that he might not be hia;sed in hi deeit.ion. Ile would now give his' opinion of the case before hirti-rhat persons comi, , g from Cheapside to tVestutiitster were not tra velling from • town to town, as the town of Londoo included ‘Vehtminster ; they were but one toe*, though called by two MCA for tar are nut Out of Ivi1)(1011 W Vest fitinsat cr. There arc but two cldeses of persons subject to the penalty; those going from town to town ot posing goods for sale, and those that go to other men's houses °timing to sell (there require twit different acts o; ; and as the parties, in my opinion do neither, my decision is, " That they are not liable to be coAvicted, -lint•exempt from the Hawkers' Ditty, anti all institutions oi a similar desctiption." Cd:l , iderable appil ! ba.tion 1111111rfC8teti by the pert s present int heatiog this thniNtou. OLD BAILEY, rfednesthq, .4pril 17. nonr.RT RODEIVIN. Ye4terday this notorious character aprcarcd at i the bar,, for the purpose of putting n an affidavit to the COurt for the diSeharge of his.recognizonces; when Mr.'ALLRY addressed' the Court to the fitl 'owing Lord, in this' Case I ani-Uonn sel for the prosecution, anti'l submit that , previous to theplisoner's making this 'application to tht., Court, be should give ,notiiie of his ititcntioa to the Solicitor on the sante side. The Commog SERJSANT.;— , -.TitC application may be nude to-to9rentv ; a city is trot Material: let the Solicitor, therefore, be advised, and the pri soncr up . agaiit. T.:dir,ard Tucker Thouipson stood capitally intlict eti privately stealing iu the dweliiog-liouse Of Sarah Smith,,of tlloneester place, New-road, on the 6th instant ~t wo silver Toons, her property. The Comm ON SERJEANT haVilig Summed tip the evidence; the .fury found the prisoner Gisiliy of We:gag, bat ?rot privately.. f CO:11730N SKaJs I. JT Isayinq bestowed a suitable Coinmendation upon I . ser rant, e 4, oar if all 'others situate iii a sjuidar,•icaq, to .her worth! ttct Slie,l4ad done, property would be • bet ter protected. JosePh Le Brun, and .4 Ith:tint:We his ‘vifei were indier,:d for stealing , six -Over spoons, the pro peety of. [lector Complied, in his dwelling •honse. Th e ,p roft e ut or expos: d tliat he resided in Suirep,street, in the Strand. The pris'onors,who %%TEL. nativesof Feancey had lodged in his house for eight weeks, mail the 14th of February last, when they lett the house without notice, .unti left the key of their- apartments behind. In a few clays afterwards several spoons, souse hed-linen:, 84e; were ; and no inquiry • hciug set ou foot, they w,ere traced to a pawn , broker's, where the inide prisoner had pledged thet,P. The la!ter, in his defence, said lie was driven to the conitniSsion of the offence by this tress, and not . having.,the means of illUlleditite sistauce front his own country. The Canmora SERJEANT, tiututned up the evi dence, cnd thee Ju ry iu.tnntly acquitted the w.fe, and found Lt: Brun Guilty, but strongly recolU- Inewled bitu to ow' coy' o account pt his reptesen tation. In this feeling, the -Court humanely concnrred, and he wa3. tined Is. and inimediately diichargol. The Jury and others instantly entered into n subscription for them, which having' r e c ei ve d, they bowed ia evidvot gratitude, and retired. gliliamliarris,'Tlionias Daniels, nod Ja were indicted for stealing trout the person til Mr. John At-irsbttll, on the I.7th of March last, one gold seal ii9d key., The prosecutor, it appeared,. hail been looking inlet the picturer.shop at tutu corner . 9f" ficautori imildings in the Strand, on.the day 51100 in the indictment, when, on leaving the spot, he disco- Vered that his. watch-111)mM had then cut away', wit Ii the, key and f,eal appenduil thet , liom. ./4,hnsoit,the officer, who Avitok..:4,eil the tranS 7 action, .altd secured the prisoner, n e t o; • t h e sp o t , upon searching theni,,found the property in the pw•st.ssion of 81)01:t,„n overe child I latter in hie defence smut, that . when piing to school, lie utet the other prisoners, to ho en ticed hint to cut the riband, and .gave him it pair of scissors for the purpose. prisoners were nll found but,the j u ry reeommendell Short to mercy. The ctIMBIONSCiUMANT the otliert.eea priosws, that they' might pre , pore to hid 'Wien to this country forlite. -.1444 /Ivory .Allyer?" was capitally itttlicttrl for ste,ding in the dweilitig•liouse of Ebenezer 1.16uk, a quantity (Wing, blatiltets,; &c. Iris liroPt-rty. The priouter was found Gniliy---I)etit4, ti.ositas tito - otl indicted for stealing from Ott:Ter:4w ut . Geurge un the,2lst t,f ivhiccit lasi, sundry bank -notes, amounting to 601, and upwards, his ptdperty. Tite pr;soliet %Vito brit MI I'o 11,'' t R -i... --~--•. EPIC;RANI. BY A CVRATC. 11w Rector in vain 1 - I,rough tine pari9ll you'll st.nrch; But: ill': .i.:orale filid hard by the Chareii. LOGIC. If the Mtn wlin Turnips eries; . Cries not when his Faller tries ft 9101 'dist he had ilther Have a Turnip than his Father ! J. G. D. Dr. Jo Anson., GLORY OAIN'D, AND PEACE RESTORtb, , A OR VtULATVRY ADDRESS TO Ilia BRlTisif ARWI: . AND NAVY IU HOME FROM THE WAR. rail;intTrunps froio , Waterloo, Wellington's Companion's All to vlioni our thanks are due For Battles bravery won.— Glory gain'd,.ond Peace reitned, Welconol bottle to %beathe the s‘vord, Bless'yonr I:ing; and !mike the Lord Fur wtmders lie Bath done! When the Preneb, a fiendlike. Bjtnd, Threaten'il t,, despil the Land— When theiryhiet, with fiery Brand; %Vas Kurope's deadly Foe— , \ Britain, wit it her llag.iinfurrd. Froth .164 Throne tit' Usurper I.lr;tain sar'd a falling world, And I.Lid the Tyrant low ! • Salim% of grelt Nelson'a Crew, 11'eat . th tool Fame we owe to yotil Wrafalita., ‘V.i.r with Glory er4wit'd!. See, brace lleroesof the I 'ionnierco re-Minims nnr ! l'iovideac'e !till 'de4 : , ,nr; to gniilv, And gladdens all around Should the Foemen, bold again, J)are Ili to the Batt , Heart and ',land, with•thight and main, We'll arm by land and sea! Waterloo, ocrrafalgar, In our minds a leading star, Guiding Fleets and Hosts afar, , • tsball urge to Victor> ! Gallant Troupe front Wntcrlou— S•Wilors tit. great Nel•ote,•Ci cw--= All wbo tx40.1 , 41, Briton's title, The race of Lilory.con 1-litil yonr Prince Nv;tlt oneaccortl, • . Ilkss tbe King, an,l pr.tise tlie Lord ,! Ever be his name '. • 'Fur woody's be loath done! fl 11 it ti tt tl it 4 4 111. THE THEATRE,. DRUPV-LANR..-111 tie Opera of Love in:a Vil lage., NAsit re-appeared as Ruxetta, ;,11(1 !mug, Auld plAyed ,with great simplicity. She pleased more than in the part of Patty, not only troin the eitaractvr being better ;tinted to, tier 'powers, hut . 1"rom an added degree, of animation in whit:h slje Ww: exceedingly deficient on former occasions, • I.ll:l.l.tmst's line mellow and manly ouvs ten dered hint a ,ditliglitrol hawthorn, ► tit! I)4.mrox' Justice, iVoodcuth, Mrs. s —PARKS'S Aunt Deborah, and Mrs. .liLANn's ;Midge, were, as his Lucre j ust ly observed by a Morning Print, all models of 46001, anti preserv,e4 the Stile in its true brit - tit-ye After the Oivra ," a new Roniantick, Operatick : Ballet Spectacle„'' founded on the recent interesting discovery of lilt! Colony formed by the Mutineers (lithe Bount', was litchi:tired to the \ l'oblic under the title of Pitcairn's Lliv:(1. - ts.sort of La Peroase story, with dancing, singing; panto , wintei dia)ogue.. Every thing that could ~be timw on the Stage is crammed into this mitcd medley, ;trait those %Ow have mo ears tin the music may teaq heir eyes with the Ballet atnd spectacle, wbile thse who th's spe.cies of amusement, 'night induige their other seilsei with the song end oceliestpt. The piece is rather heavy, as these things generally are on a first p ight, before the retrenchments which suggest thetnielves on repre sentation are made. With judicious curtailments, however, we have no doubt it will have a run etinal lo its successful precursors of the same kind ; as the music is .plea,ing, the ,scenery splendid, and the dancing mind rat)le. 01' cottri,,..:. say nothing at the or words of t be songs . , whielt are truly beyond the reach of rswcaTT is reporter!, to !Lave' resigned ti'e nilpotent- of . Covent-gurriewTheatre to FARLF;Yi who bus been for. ottte time very tar fkom a sleep ,• partner in tbe concern ! UtuD3N's new Opera is puStIMII.O tialleNt sett- SOu we understand, tierio-comic, homet Wing like the. Decil's Brir/e. We hope, however, with out the least chance' of a blow up ! ItitYmoND, who bas the good wishes of every body, is About the purchase of V410411;111 Gtirdets. 11e bits, however, Clot tilts sligli,test intention of appearing in the Orchestra. ' Mrs. DAVIDSON, that admirable Comic Actress, has lively been unavoidably pressed into se Tl vice of Ate/ponipie _ _ _ Aittll4lll9 SACIII completely rmlsifies the adage of " Give some people rope.ciiimgh !" iNliss L. KELLY, the charming every thing at Dritry-lane Them're, has tetired in disgost tit evr. ; ti in and penalties. Atr 1? ,;.117LRY, the F‘tistaff 01 Drilry-)Ane 'imp.• tre, bus relinipishigl 103 emptgethent, to .foliow, or rather to.leA, the fortithus tif Mr. A ItNOLD, kil . whom ite is, it seetoi, to be :50 , ge Alitliagur. , _ . istulkCo. respectfully solicit the patronage ot the l'oblic. ira tlie-plestot State Lotteey, +Odell begins tit awiit,.g.on the I 411) lit ',Slay. Scheme, c.ough consisting of 60,00 itSt tit4ll cOotains two. Prizes of 30;000/., besides 50 other' Capitals. Tick e ts tilt! Snares are on sale at the fortunate .otli;:es o,; IttottAnnsow,,Gooritucit, rind Co. Cortihill anti , CliaringsCrobs, where all purchasers, oo or be fore the 2 7 1 1) titis'oioritli, will receive their plo portion Of the Prizes arising from the..l;oolis, g ive n by the Coutroctor, where hove be.Jt shared and sold, in the laist tour months four grand Capitali, amounting ,to 1'..?`2,600/,‘. No, 18,04 6 . 5,692,- Prizes of iril i ttotti, 20;000/,- and 11,1,2-1 , 1,. arid 431 Grand Golden Caritals, 0f.2),060 tiuun each. SPORI'ING/I . TELLIGENCE: NEw.NTAtuETqtivEN NOLF:rIN G, iit'l APIiIL 17. , NIL'. DtitWas Ori xopti, bvat } •I um -4s, ht. 7:1,. each. It.Nl. 10vgg, h. ft.—t: to 4 nst Produce Swei•pstukest of f 4)..!% rn4h,. b: ft. Untrii.ll ivo:n..3 untried stalliopi 31Ii. 1)601,1,1'1: Alt.:\ I. Mr. f. by Sorcerer; out of I't gqt. I Mr.l)lindas's f. Mariour, thrioivrt, 'out of of . If.ndor'(tioth flurried) ... • • • 0 to 2 ott'Mr.l•Jaffeothoi'o 1 2 A Subscription Plate of 401. for t 5v0.1 . 1. 7 .01.t5,75t. t iirec, Sit. ;'b/ tour, !)Si. Ld Itons'S 3,Vrs . • • D. of Cii•aftnn's Miltne, t rts . Mr. Wyndhato's by..Electi(l4.72 Yr`: • Ttrelye' starte d.—Th e: plaoutl 11.)t !hrce.--2 1' tlq to loag , ‘ The Fecotid Class of 'the o:stltindi ANTS each, h:ft. . . I). I. Ld Jersey's 'Slender Billy, ag•.d, ;tat. D. of Graltons Diseord, 3 yvs, 7.1. Slb. 'Mr. Croveri's Natlejda. S yrs, 7st. 116. 111 r. Rush's b. f.. Theodora, by TrOslgar, dons by 1Voot(-, pecker, outpf Tag, (M. tr , Mr. Frouldiworth's• Itacbulor, tst. sth. Mr. John Crtiss'i I.itt le I)ielc (ht,e lliddieb); 4 yrs, Sit.. db 'A ti lo 4 agst Slender Wily. .. I , 1 POLICE IN I'ELLIGLNCE. pOW-STItEET. • uomritNATtoNs.—Yestertlay trni. /3;)nd 7(0; Pearce Egan, Henry. Here, Fin. Thic land, Henry Beridge,journeytnen prince's, Werebroilght to the bilicu by l'earkes, charged with willoll7 ~and maliciously codenvottridg to prevent Jul) Synions; it journeymen printer, front ‘ 4 . , orking fur Abrailain John - Valpy; a toaster printer Took's-court; Mr. HARMER attended for the prisonei.s, nod took an olijection to the information raid again's? theta, which NIUE3 *and Mr. litinvin, tile Sitting Magistrates a;lowed to be Intel to the pr(i. ceedings, and the prisoners were dischatgeti. QUEEN-S(4t/ARE. Susperled Murder NeiriOn'S-i7ourt , CliaUdas- Street , Strand .—Ycsterday JOhn Nevittnnt (slit:- stable of St. Martin's, clone to this' Office, mid in- formed Mr. Fittt.tito, that , alisences . iron) home that morniug t ii mat) cal!ed at 11i() house, and left a parcel with his w if e ; hr de,ired, !.he INotlid give it to 'him When he enure htlllle. on opening the parcel, he formit ibrollt?..lN to be ritzur brisket) and bloctiy ; he asked lOC wife 'if knew the person wilt) brought it, and she spirt ~he ( lid n o t tpink she should be nide lii id, utify his - person ; that Ile heard that the woUnds iiL tiictti! the non above- noticed were done by such an instrument, nnit lie thought it wit.) hitt duty to inform the Aingistrates of thc cireum= stance.' nws-t attend m the 110..‘2 exi!t►!t;)tltlU!l of the pt'isonel• Mid pi °duc t: the pracl. UNION HALL Robert Tnylor„bihn 1 - I(nt.'fr(l, and three joorneytnen • tanners, t, ci•e hrolight nr; charged 'ivy Mr. 'finthr.-11, k%ith i'mrtie3 etme:.:rned in,t he ;lot on iii prentkv , , 311 . 1;1SfmtlIC WI her oil, 011 1 \ 10111 1;1V C tateit in I r Paper of yrqrvrtlity : thf.; el - Ny:l(T • V,.4SSi_ !1 - to that n i dimdy giveo hy its. 'The' t:rh•on'eft conlyn:tt , 4l Till they iln111& find to ail— •ver the co: aphinf ut Seviion4. • Some of. the London knowiltg /mot me siiitl to hare fmtveriii hiteet:Nsfill !not. in concrqtlent tt of the nr.cival 4,f 44 c.irrier pigerm.frotit Netvniaritut: with the rme t,vetn Sirrdiabiaz Phil/ t o (la Platt, lit U'ast 10111' 60111 S ht 110.11: Mit. ex.. VS$ Cattle (0 ' .LAI Teits it,i's, Strawberries were ciiiplAyeil : yes•cf.ilay in the-. fruit , 3110pS CilVetit (i:initlll, he moderuit: price of sevo'sliillings per thumbpuitic, emit cl)1) .titi11101; ttVu dozen titru‘vberrici ; and •fine' i o n -house grape , : nt nu wore t!uin two. pounds Jlee shillings per poun-l. _ . • On Wellnestky night, the 10i1) instant ; at halt' Doti, o'clo c k, the porter of the 11Vddlesex "- llosnititl,. treating a loml rin4,iiT at d n . licql, on tycning the door. found a rush . !)I ,, ket title d %rittt 11 nine!,, coutainin,t; a female chi;d, ft N IA ( c m ; iv ,Owitt fl Atom) ) ; old, anti in. good heolth, dres:sed, in a clean white- frock, turd f,:ndi lac(' in lire batket tire clean wykito, and a change of linen. it wag • deliver e d •to the house sulgeon, w.ito colninitted. ; it to the 'care one of the wash, until the first ineeting..of the weekly - .board; . 1).7 whom it wat4 sent to the tvOrkinnise 1.11.11y.1e-hone. . ColiON F, INQ,UF,iT,—Vc:,terday afteroonn; about t\“) o'clock, an ii•:o,“est, was held at • the. Bed Linn, in PoriLnd-strtvi,_St,.Linittti's, Infore Coroner,, lot: ‘Vctim;n sker , on t h e b o dy of William aged about GO. it appearva from the evidence of ,eveyal pertions, that the tle cett...ell was . -brought to St. Ado's WatCh.hous.er $ O llO, on'Ajoiniay and he being evidently tresti se il anti ilehilitate4l, the watch-:,onse-lan.per gave him some wartn , beer, and put him near the lira, where he remained Hotillibont five o'clock in the ntorn:ng i say:ing he belonged to OKfOrd, anti that he lodg,ed Briek-street, Piccadilly he Was, given in-care of one of the watchmen in tnUtt him itome,.htit about an, hour after he was found, under the ,wil:dow• of Mr. C.:ook'4 house, i n • Princess-ttreet, in a,,dying sta. c iv:. two of the Itaristt olriyer . s, who put him ion) a hack tp..y-eoach, anti took him to tit, workhouse, whet% be ex.' aired in ;Mow, inn bonr., After an itAttiry brick -street, it •Iwa. , at:certajned that be torawrly had been driver of the Oxfoid - coiieh, and sine* be was t etl'oed he Rived t tie (not:ester Co; •••• fee-110414e, in neettchily, aitkw.i.t3 click tiy suprort+ . ed by • the coachmen ; th a t he ittlit r•egultiv 1.0411 44 ,,0 n 1y sleeping in the •toilt-i, wi tc t v he was. known. Veroict—'‘ • .Died L, the Visitatina, of -• ?fr. 411;;Icsre# Potent Imperial Cm:ll.—Tl• 'petit) .discovtry taAttdn s Mori Biel lttatt tt t 11.1 V. Witt tiltqe it is il'C ilift,rt• it ' its {whick at :111 oh,t I,:a ()tit 01 tile itg C,AadaCoul,es3 to woiati still be a tbilic:ent ts„,co t ti l z,eit, 16411 ; tt, rAllobt be too genrially haow ; , that ii: Ft]a!i have been otrercil. bud (listiproouttLut d cf,a,A4 e ,' whele patrit,s4:* Ilavc 'O , A ., t fit id' A K It ettubut be, obtait - wd awl - k :1 ? Iy I.'artived tileYat„etttce attuly (41kyt: AtAA,Ase xi {Ad, tvA:r, 1. 0 .4 AL his lirrelii.;uses,.No. 10, eficiipsl44:.