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..;:, I'r9. ON DON GAZFII"fE, April IS, 181 C. • h'rtr-Oge , -, ',I/0V IC, 131I'. 1114 Roy , ii t t,e Or Regent liite beet; plea,te4, /he b , ie tool on the boo,tif of hia 711ajeity,..to'approve cl ad:ft its eoloar.t ! tpd ay ruldi•i3a to anyAotber badges or deticrs which •t 4.een ber,tofore grantee to the fteginniat, the " I) , ir " ts? . .velettuwn," aotl " Nliantii" In c,n- HMI of iptll,itary ed by capture of Fort l etr ril, ,a 1 the It3th I,AI ; defeat rof A-.lt4 .. fertiti at Qtteen;ltoten, on the 13th 14.1.0'0er, I I ; "Sin Etti OW:action neAr the tout 01 the Ea 'alb of the 'lit.ttni hirer, on the 5t.11 PAl,ty, id t3t Il'rz7-U7sc'L, ./prll lli,,l U. rif Drag:ions, Cornet 'tither, Ifarrowei to without pqrchase, vice 'longue, who retires. of Light. George M`Dowall, Gent. to 1 c cot , Its I.tit'cloo , e, Viet, ilandley, promoted. 171 h Thoitos Price, from the 21st Drogoons;, to Ise Assistant-Surgeon. vice M'swyny, v. 60 e:s.cha lt , tb fi:tto, Sir Thomas Charles Style, Bart, to be Cornet, - 114' int rChase, GI ohs, proitioted. Ditto, 'Cornet Joseph Kelly to be Lierttenant, by pur clots.% vice Willson, promoted. . • 2lat. Ditto, .I,asistart -Surgeon Eugene 111‘SWyny, M.D. from the 171 h Litlitilragoons, to he AsAstant-Surgeon, vice Price, trim exchanges. . ' • • 9•011 ot Foot, I.lentenant .'fitontait INfilties Smith, from half-pay a the fil.4 ILeginteitt, to !ie c utt.it riot Edilingt on, who exchanges, receiving the i litfererice; Lieu tenant C'hories Jlutiir, front ha.lf-pity Ole Lai at Scots, - .to bt I.,leotettant t vice-Oat Ice, who excliatr:, ,, 4z.1 Ditto, nettry,D'Ativers,(irlit. to he EnSigth Nitltont par- . cliase, vice W. I ) . 11ayley, Oppointot..ntis not to t; he . place. Ditto, Lictitenant M'Clilibon, front half-vay of the Itcgiment, to Ite Lir:uteri:int, vice 'A alter, who exclunt, , es.. I.ieutenent (Temp: t'omerford, from the half-pay of the ~intent, to he..Liettiettant, vire Holtin,ott, vk it t exchanges, br.th Ditto,. Lieutenant. C. IL Stoughton, front half-p;iy the iZegitomit; to be Lieutenant, vice 11.tr i :tave, Whir ex Cod .„,, , lEn, Lieutenant Richard Grant to be elptaill of a . " 1- ..,'": Y , e who (lit es. Ensign Win. t:011 , 1,4: filtu to lie Lieutenant, byputchas.., vice Grant. • 6711 i ).;.9t 11:anazon I tisury, from 'the 2.',r1 Light D'i.ticootts, td he C.tptai.r of It Company, by petrel-taw, vice wh.o retircs. Lieittroant hunt} C. 4 -40Scat'inan, .. dotal Newfoundland Fetniide;, to be Li et itemint t, win) retires upon the Iwii.p.ty of the lioyal ~,t VleiSCO'ilti. • litrcei .Niajtir tivorgo lluniplity, from the 12th ; e :.1 jug, without putt.ll.l.‘e, ViLt. Murray, Viht) Cjd , Letltenant Henry Dohnott, from half-pay of' the 71It to b.:, Lieutenant, vice J. J. Smitb,, who eN.. e 9 it, eo L tsge D. Rnhert son , from it til f-pay of tit bt; Li,ittunitot-C.,olouel; vic-ti 111.0cri,on, who JUL it Ditto, SeCOlld I,ientertant"Thotims B, Sheean, from tlit3 1.1.i1k lirpr.ole t 4) hell.:nsign, vice Frautpton, who ix ,. ~C Or ''lo tI, I titto, Lienterjant netirge I..farvis, 'front half-pay. of the (Oh Foot, to he I.ieutcnalit, vice ILinhist, who ex t bitilge,,, Thu N. n n from 'tire 101 St out, to tie .. ..)evond f,ietiteirtor, vieesheeati, 0 11 . %Veit India. Ensigit Joint Cal l,eell to he Lieu .tut; l'it;;;ert.hl, promoted. Ist Satinti& from 1).1 the tSth lit, to he Lientenitnt, vice Tapp, • 111:1:VET. f 1,. Fostee, 'to. the hale-ply of the Nth West tEt I),:'Lii-jitt , tiant,-(...c.10nel in the Army. ST.lll'. t• Com nik.,t4t ,Toint Atiguit us Bon. . ' : •eu,ant C. 1%. (,f the 11) 5 ; I, the (%:r:'. i • .)i 0.. t, L.-It...it J. Cull, Newpott, of . IS'ir,ht, ~' • • 13. Jeuningg., Bri;tot, CHI I lefitEr, t.sin'tender, ApTtl, 90, g 2, .90,1 .slay 2-3, at I ,corn. Attoolitf, r, 13;1 , t ,, 1; and and I)ea it , '. ''l"at'e• Otiv c r, Stitti,t Lincattl, .3„ r tit at 41 liinv, assn May a, at t ~vii . 41 th t Cr , )+ , ll Inn; ',Nt. I', t, (:;:nivt 9." .11111.1!) it 11ft ; arat NL•tqi. Loctiett crud • • 1•'0.11,,r, 1(60 104 r, oonyt; i,ono)on. . • • ~, , ,,A1, : 1,-..l;,crviL, f , - 41101 90 , IklaY allit : „at 110, !' , 1,11" Inn, Attcllllß.S, Tut k in-r„ . c.,t11):• , !1,11 F,ifd, i x•rt,-.• • C;ottett, claanct.r)- taw., Ixneut Poo_ I)uil,'!as, tifa:ygav‘v, ,y .1, 11 ,4 at, I kv(p, I I'o7ll hit], liit'lc!. :Intl ; and :It V, 130 , y, P,:vott, s.•rg t , -nialtet . , Apt it Nliiv 2, a i.ll at thi,c, al tat , `:tit' Attoroi, , Itl. I , li t,cr, anti colkLt, milt C7JOrtt, Ey-lane, I,.ffidot7. V1 7 .-Itusliiol•t eetlaud, ittvr, April 29, It' and May at elet,..n. at Ilse l'Hilyot Inn, 1-341;13x. Attorto<s; Lon di)o ; ;old Messrs. Wiglcsworitt, Thcmp,ou, Slansfelti, lialtt.rt.. J. Plymouth, grocer, May I, itt Sir, :mil c.'2, at ele ven, at the Knetittitge, I'lymouth. Atturuici, and NUowleo, l's'wlV!llirr, London ; nod M. ,klautnler, I'ly. , . ;swat it. , . J..l:mel, T(vtley, `=drip, grovec, !..lay 7,. at nve, S. am 1,93, at eleveit, at Ow Pio rt.,arit Ino, IV,lliiigtori, Salop. Attor itieS, Mr. 8i :4 4,, s,ifit..iimolitott.t)ttiltliitgi, (.11aucery:tatir, I.oodwt : and .11r. Nock, %% ellingtoti s _ . _ ft. 14v:tni, gvorer, May 9, 10, and 29,.at - eleven, at. the lie4l Linn Inn, shlifteshary,l)urseT. Attar tile:, I.))i . tin, Dean-slitter, ',ambit; an Mr.Sepnour, 'n o r, * tVilts, Salton - , i)ari Mott! , I)evnty, honliqeller, April 30, Mar t, eleren, at the, .Castie lntt, Dartrnontli. Attisl , ;tics, Mr. Pr :e , . New-Alin:lre, Lincoln's-lon, L.-- Ion; anSI ~lsr`onLin,., „ 1)i rl mouth. A. ztepbent,m,, 'Tpie.:tl(mth, t• ...,tr, M.l 9, anti at e'er. it, lit the Crorze H Attertlies, Imtitioth: :tad . , ; , t, Jtcithe:Coititit., Sourvr, : Ira ,at Guildh,;ll. , At- C;t , ttt.ia 4(1(1 21, at, twelve, at Attoritie,, ticool,fielti,Nia.l4l4.l; .11 aild estoit, qtret, 1.1it11)11. 1 - < piton limit, April no, ; IF 7 and Li.)ll Inn, Halifax. Attu; nies, and I) tINY.III, Fitruivars-Inn, Lain . wiiticl-cli,or-i.lll,er, April 2,8, M 27, twelre l at the t;rtyliontid Inr., Bell. At . F.s.cx-itr.s.t, Strand, I.,Lnidon ; !lath, DIVMENDS I'tn , , • 1,, t, booliselfer--.'\oy 4, W. Lithe, It. , West Smithfield, linen dtipets---May 7, .1. , rc, linen. drhper—May s. J. Tappetnien, ; 1,1, i , l nipperulon, North-court, Kent, ieort-nt,3l - l4innelirster, to,streltant—NLLY 23. .1. l'. Britt, Nlacelestild, k ctitton-Apintier,s—ltty ;,50, `l'. Light;'' flan Miceli, I,anc:ohire, win ~t li;tlA—May it), !.., cot', Liverpool * 6re tvers—Alay 7. Ic.l.ftw, l'lttsugmorlort-treet, nitreh;Lnt—NlAy 7, ,t • • ton-upon:Thames, th , lillvr—lNlay 7, \V, 14";tiling; , street, wateliniu,emen— , , 11 , —July Q 7. A. (, ~ftstwo.'is . 0. it. (:athhei t, (Tut tner -11.i! , • coach-stiiilier--Alay It, ,1. SiloOesoc. ..• —Nfay C. , en, and C. r C;i it IVI ni I )( 7, It ., 1 , If:tinter and glozier---.;‘Lty Bectls, eloth i er....),l a y 13, vv. ; 1 , ~~'~~f CF.:I'IPICATES-NlAr 7. 11. 11finteiss, tiveip:)ol, merc.ini"tit —L. tidthaway, Waliall, r' 4 13:1 . 4t+,4',1ite', grocer—J. Page', ...tr.oourn,nny, Iteaboitra, e, funnel—lt, ray, Cannock, Statford. 1` 1111:L merchant A. tarnett, .11road , streel tI I I•• • • T OnMS bay, as.-thei taa I. Hiles, Abbey-htregate, Slat ‘vsintrv;milicr--. 1 . Hill, Prislo l ., gro....:tr—lt. Dowding, Nlelltshatn, \. it shire, chit hier--J. .1)11- nirtuitigha tic; plater-4 anti .1. y, Shef fititijron-foundors--11. I).tnid I. t ireeh-st cet coach-make" E. tlaiden, Hazle•end. horse-dealer—John grove; Suttilow-street,eweller. • • PMITN ERSHIPS I)ISSOLVED. Pratt, and T. Mona, I'm I , wine-merchants —G, and IL Ditties, liarerfortiwe,g, Pritittrui , e, Mews aril J. Squires, Littiehouse-1 , ..1e, pr,umbers--.1. 1' 4 .111n, jun. anti t, Gallowa, yrnen—J. Atkers' and' Eciirdotigh, Lilerpool—James Lneas anti F. S. Trii'ider, Manchester—lt. 'ruiner and W• Pinder, .Etlitunstowr. Nottinglmat, butchers—T. Thu aites and , Co. Bolton, Lancaster, iron-founders---G. Thompson it W. Willey, 'Lek, ster, drapes.--.1.' .lellor - and Co. H lid ict field, York, el,th-dress,rl,—Citas. Borradaile and C. 1). ‘ , .ordon, , Kent, ship-repaiters—lt. Muir and A. Ha!ly, ,Lon thnt--.1. and W. Harvey, 0111s t :ow, warchottsemen—J.White ie•:.; and P. BradJartt ' Old Garret ; Manchester, fustian. Cheetttam an d J. Gregory, Little Bolton, in Pen dictoti, near Nlanc'ttester, We:tenet s 7-11. Harrison and Co. B.ttwerman auti Hugh 'l,:ieadtiridle-strect; L4itdon-I'. Lotigridge and Itichai•ti it kardson, Sweet Cornhil I, Landon, ship•-brokers —B. 3, and W. U. Bbteliford,Loinhard-street, London, men--C. Payne and L. It. 13nshell, Stratfurd-upon-Avon, Warwick, millitives•:-.T. G. Massiy and 'l'. E. Cartwright, vO•pu.,l, attortties-P. Wade arni c d. Marcia% Artillery-street, *triter-strect, 411iddlesex, .wlteelwriglitsJ. anti W. Woods, Cliarles-ccrutt, Strand, . plumbers—S. Nicholls and E. W. WaltlininAbbey, Essex, plumbers—S. Taylor and Cu. Manchester, muslin. manufacturers—A. L. Pache anti G. C. .Croslty-stitittre; London, d.itereitants—.l. Austin and Ilarburi ,Ipswich, salt merchants—T. lltintlile and J. Gray, purbani;coal.titters:—.l. lilt kb ,. a d'l'. \l-mson, tt riax- , pitiers—J. Ponalds and E. Haynes, Finsbury-market--• C. Campbell and J. rineli,..Lircrpool, Whittaker And Co. Huwdeu, iitubcouncichatits-11. Ci. .lyeist 1111 d Pbu . liogrst, :Islifdrd, Kent; attorities—W. Lyon and J. Earle, , Wigan, ',Ant-Aster, linen manufacturers—J. Wooltry and J. 'rulloak, Poole., wine-merchants—E. Lowe and 11% Lowe, Salford,. Lancaster, pawnbrokers—N. and S. Jones, .V, -, dverhetoipton, Sfali'm LI, millitters—J. Rawinison and' B. Manchester, muslin-ntanufacturers. • OLD BAILEY, APVIL 16. 1101 R. STrALING:• --- John Trudge! and Johit Dead, were indicted for stealing. two horses, the property orli. Steel, on the 24th of November • last. Steel stated; that the two p'risoners lived as servants ‘vitli him ; he kept a livery Ides .at the bottom of Bedford-rote ; the prisoner Trtidgetvfils the )read and'the othet van t tinder hitt,. In the 'month of No vein bet last, he dvired Trudget to send a bay horse, which was, broken kneed i .anila , brown one, spaviiied, to. a strate.yard at E a ljog ; the prisoner Ussitred him that lie knew: of a much better yard at Petersham, just beyond ; the Duke of (;larence's. lie de fired that they might be taken there; he supposed the horses, were so taken. About the 1114:11111.. of lie., briery,. he told the prisoner -Trudge', that he t h oo oa, h e would have the horses borne, thinking aley had had a sufficient rill). The prisoner said, they had better remain a little longer, and that be had- lately seen them ; they were tip to thtir, bellies ii! straw, and doing very well. Shortly after this conversation, he s'oe the bay-horse iu h ac k ne y ( hal; :t, and on incisiiry he tumid, by tracing it, that the hors,e ha,t been sold at Dixon's Repository. It turned out, fm • farther intiniry, th at i os i ea d of sendio4 the horses tee the straw yard, Tritdi;et,had sent Dead with them—to the li erg i s it,ry i iqiete they i'vere sold for 151. Dead, in his defence, said lie acted, by the .Cord e yi o f Trudget,4ebniu hesapposed had authority to lel( Ahem ; '4ll iutinicy Of !hit' rowcii.tor, a 1.. item cd that DeArl was so irineh under the of of Trinh4et, that be might have dismissed,hini if he had tlio.ught. proper. , . The Jury found,Trudget They were again both flied for %foaling ii cur rick in the same unitter , front their'inastcr, und were .both finind Guilt John Cooper, was indicted for stealing, ,nn the ,12tb,of ;‘,lavelt lost, a quantity of ,printed cotton, t h e property of Mr. Lamer, of •Nlary-le-bone.— It appeared that on the clay stated in the indict- Ineut, the prisoner was observed by j 1 r,. IVadc, opposite nci , .. 4 hl , ,ur, going into the shop of the prosecutor, and almost itihtinitly return front it With it pro I trencath his arm, which .he instaptly pot under l,ii coat, and ran off.. Alr.AVade sus pecting.oll was not rh4ht. instantly gave informa tion at t he shop of Mr. Lirocr..and the pvisoner being pursued as, far as Iliad -street, Manchester- . einare, was overtalien and : seenred vrith,the pro perty stated in the indictment in his posset,sion. This was identified by the prosecutor. The pri. sorter brim , .called upon' tor. his defence, said— . 4( :My. Lord, 1 do, not say otherwise: than, that I took it, hot. it ,wits given to me by at: women."— the prisoner was bound Guilty. • There were several other eases tried, chiefly forintty larceny- 7 ;lone of them, however, at forded the slightest interest. POLICEANTELLIGIiNCEt. .QUEEN-SQUARE. MILITARY GUARDS.—A private of the Guards on Saturday last applied to the Magistrates of this Office for a Summons to bring before . them the coat:dim-10 of Alexander 134 ring, Ssq,„M..l.i. to answer to a charge he would- prefer agalnst him for obstrueting Ithn in hiS doty at the British Gallery, stiminons being, granted, Pesterstlay the parties ,appeared. The soldier stated as follows : lie Was sentinel at the door of the lltitish - Gotilery on Saturday last, when a carri:ige drove up: the coachman present was the man that, drove the co:11). The hertis of the horses bring opposite his - box, he told hint to r en th re t h e caritwe higher tip ; said he Would not 'fin' hint or any one else ; he theft entleavoured.to: remove the carriage. hinrsolc when lie • (the .coacharan) struck him With his whip. Mr. COLQUIIOUN .—\V hitt do you say, coach'. un:o, in answer to this complaint ?. S(frvant.-1 drove r. Raring du Saturday morn ing to the pietore.;gallery, Pall Mall. • When My master got out of the cm riAge, 6me told rile nOt to remove the.cartiage f its be should: not bet( Minute Isetore he returned ; the moment my master po tered the door, the soldier Came op to me and or tiered the to Move the carriage itigher t i l t ; I told him my toaster wouid be nut in a minute, - anti as there was no other carriage in the Street, I said there was no 'necessity for : , tnte to move the car riage; he still insisted I should, and 1 told hint would not ; he turned his gun, and with' the hut-eft:l strtick time horses Several time; 1 in - te • turn hit him with- nty. whip ; that 'was, the witole of the affair. Mr, CQmatraocnc.—l shall discharge this case ; I , hut tte soMier, huvion. :teen mosL. Itnpropelly, must pLy,oit costs, - uour...sTimwr. VesterdAy Eiettirtr Davis was larought to th`e . ()Rice, by Jones, the patrolr; chatged . before-Mr. litcr , :tu and , Sir WILLIANt PARt , ONS, with being concerned with two others in committing ii bich way tohhe'ry,,,in St, Martin's-street, on Saturday nitht. Ile was conitnltted for further exatnioa= tion.—A number of thieves.rePsOrterl to Green wich Fait, on Monday, to rob the holiday-makers. Archibald Ituthen, belonging to the, Mice,. Ile trete(' Robert Young, ulias Willy, and -Henry Tacker, two. well known characters, in 1-Obbing Mr. White, of Setjeane:i Inn, Chancery-lane, at the entrance into the Park. They were commit ; led tot trial. GLOUCMEIL ASSIZES. TRIAL OF IN'ILLIANI ADANIS BROIL IBIL On Thursday morning, at nine o'clock, William Adams Podribb was put to the bar, charged, on the oath of Win. Greenaway, with administering, or causing to . be administered, a certain oath, or engagement, purporting to bind the said Willians Greenaway, .and others mentioned in the indict ment, nut to reveal or disctiver an anlawfulcOni bination or coisfederacv, and not to reveal or dis cover an illegal act to be done. tlr. DkoN10: addressed the jury on . the part of the prosecution. ' Phis was, he said, till• inves tigation which was due to the public peace of the comity. The charge against the prisoner was for administering to a_number of preteketiand 'ads guided•persons an mita wftil oath or engagement not to dis'cover orimpeaeln their confederAes iu the commission of acts of an illegal natarq.--- lie would not suppose for an instant that, at the time this-engagement was formed, the,pri toner could have it in contemplation that runnier fait lit be the consequence, 'bin to COrfinlit ill egal acts, and to hind the,pirties to.maintain each other in their commission. It they, or any them thought it necessary to take an oat , Anti if chilt measure was ColllSgllttti t o by Inc prisoner, it mine ithin)he weaning of Ihe statue. Sotne years ago tlih practice of taki% ()Ails had arisen ; anti On some s ,teeaitios it had:been carried to a great len,olt, flout the, mutiny at the Note to thoie engagttmentsin the North, which had created the necessity Of a spe cial commission being held to take eognizanCe of the otro;dero. Thi* appeared to he the dont niencemeut of an endeavour to introduce the - stone fatal practice into this--he was going. to sayi3sin fortunate—count The Learned Counsel meant not to intimate that the AlecisiOn of yesterday should have Any eilect.,upon the jiffy Wris "'low addressing, other tham:where the circumstances detailed:more immediately bore upon the question now before them, them gave a detail of the transaction. When the oath was proposed and adopted, there were others present Le,itie4 flit pat'ty wiso Were to 1(11'111 the expedition. A pevioo 0)1 i)ke itahe . ofii.'o,3l), whiff, he belii:,:ved, Bristol, was one ; anti 1.1asell• in who cii!.er 1v;1•., i t IS iii the rotessioo or do: ; tnt Y were both intimate ftieittl lii acc,#mpaniett tutu 14 the pi 3t)d TO Alen's , house. Ile phlted aIIUS , IOII3I to it:iv. litat:SijOn of the prisoner, who, hi!ing of the law, conk! not hot lie.aware of the of the tratiitaction in which-he wis sOconspi euously prominent. In the , course of hiS , athiress, whiels was.vety long, the Leavned'Connsel hoped he should not t re:yass. upon - theCtiurt, by paying tribute• of respect to'tite Getttleuiew who-Com posed the Jury of the : for he had never, lie said, wittiesicd'a.tiwre striking instance of the sictory prineipleover private feelings, than was manifest in the verdict given' by them, and in the manner of its delivery, The Court then proceeded to OW examination of.witnesseC (ireenawav being called,: stated the oc elirenees that took place. At AlitlC( house- on the 18th or J:►nuary,.utut tlie prisoner ns the malt who had administered- the oath, His evi dence was essentially the ssine as upon the-trial of the poachers, And therefOre - does not require repetition. . He did not undergo any erus-ex ruination. - . , • :no. Rev. Mr. Cheston proved the'exatuidation of the prisoner at ficrlieley-castle ; and, on being cross•examitvd, declared !Ili entir e ig n ora nce Of nayintimation being made to: prisoner al the Ma gistrates not being diyosed to prosecute' The, account of the transaction giv.en by the prif soner was voluntary, and .unintlueneed by any promise. The examination referred' to was then read, by which it appeared, that, amongst other eirelllnatAPCCS; the prisoner had said, that ilk hook*itpii iv'hich. he swore the men was not tt Testaniciit, but an account-book, entitled '' The Young Man's IlestCompanion.7). Mr. TavilTriu, CounSel for the prisoner, here called 'tin! of the Corm to three objec which be had taken ttpen the proceedings. Mist, he contended that ihk was not a case wi t hin the meaning of the statute, itiasnoic).4 as ttie of tence was not within the uikchief intended to be prOvided against by it. The iiitent abil - toe.i h i ntr o f the.statute was to he ;;;,tbeevil lion) the preamble; and the preamble dearly showed, that it 'was enacted .against tho,e iitieneesT'ouly which were of <l -Intuitions 'or seditions natitre.- 'Upon point Mr . ..Taitnton entered . into a ton t! dis cus si o n and examination of the Act. Secondly, he ar gued that there was, no evidence of'attv illegal 4tet.tione or to be done. - Aud i thiediy, be (Ai jrcted..to the form of the indictment, witielt . laid down'that one oath been administered to all these nien. colkctively, .the .o.n-sons' na . iflei not tieing severed by the words tcpmuteiy or respec tively, as they 'might lava heen, when the evi dence proved that the oath had been administered to CWO,or three at a time. 1 s These ohjeetinns - Were finallyoverrided by the learned Judge, and the prisoner WO called upon to _make his difence, which he did perionkilly to the- folic - ming !Import He did not •deny that lie.tv a s at the nl it tit iii googion s but he positively ii , ser:ed thitt lie had nn-I:innwledge of the party'assritildtd tiii lae siiw Cee-rit-th4e.. Alien had eafled a iii, honse the 11101 iilii a regneSting to 5e:!.1410,i414410111vb.i-; and ;Omni tui l o'dock at night, in iris tv.ly Luxe Iron; Mr. Cuillihore's i who lived in the neigh he tallied at Abeti l s.' Re . sat .- - • , 4priet I• 11 the omit • • w t t, ittniyoseti!, witen , .Vuttre4 all, itt llis power th,snatie them fro s "cis a I:le:hart:"... .vittie Creenatt, was doubly i n terested in gi‘itt..g c'y (knee sly ii t,c hint, first to 'Save his 01v11 it(e, tw it to it;c Vent the prisoner rnmt appea-iitg ' ls an 'evitleilce against him (Greenaway) , lie had heard of the tinutler. ituCatgrove tni,t he folio Wing day, Hod had liltewise heard it said that erecn.sway was the man who Shut Ingram., Ile, 'very !hortly erre. saw Greenaivay, who confessed tl hituthat it wss " he syho shot the Map, nod that if any one pier/kat , lie should be hanged. He said that he Was lot quite himself when be was exantitted BeikcleY l castle, and again Solemnly denied ally previous knowledge of the party at Ail. ti ' s. \Y!,cit flte . party were leaving Allen's buii,e, the last 0614 whicit_tireenasya said was, thlt h e would nut g o till they were all y worn. The men did not colt , sitter themselves bound by the twit kvilielt he lot administered ; as altrout of which they bad again sworn themselves lit the field as they were sepa'. rating. the 0.1. , The Learned Judge now swa n ned up deuce, anti explained in the iii . 7)st luminous mat", net titc law of the: ease; a:1:1 the .littY. aft er i vt.ry short deliberation, re n tied a verdict o f Gains against the rrisotter. tttl ' Mr. T N AUNTO then niovuti an arrest of mein, arguing chiefly ttpou the grounds of tile Or°. last objet: lions he had previously taken ; but dig InOti(in WAS tiltillititely overruled, and his Lord" ship proceeded to pass setttence upon the P ri soner. Atter aninuolvetting very severely the priSenterss conduct, svhu, front education tin", prOtest.inn, ought to' have -known betta, ant i t 61 1 ag tiar that . he . (the prisoner) should consj'er'' himself as istitrutnental in the fatal c° ll ! ei (pence's witielt hail ensued, inasmuch as 111111" i 1:. his Means-these unfortunate melt had been' brottg; to think they might with impunity camillt"nizt ontra l .:e, the Learned Judge said, that lie - fe lt cotupeiled to let the l aw i ts tub exOn t penAity, nerorAin4lyr'-adjulled hint to transported for the term of Seven years. CANS V. MASTritt AND OTHRItS, ,PROPftlf:Tn,' 'THR STROUDVItATRIt COACH. This was-1411 action brought - by Ilse re6wer tlte. expellee of .bavilig hired is lo , ‘" cil ' i " • in 1)ec.1814, to talte b;tost-If autl. stinger sky the same co3dlfro:n London to Citeacey tier, the conch at the !into of starting bein4itai(r edits a vtrydattgerons manner. John Ai proved the phees being taken, and 2 (fr i l made : that 'the coach was loaded in. a t" elne°,l‘l""s I.llDn'TKr ; that • the. coaclinrin was i'" 9 15 1° 6 x x, e 1 ;a l ii s. 1e t 0 j : , t l "" h"r- T. confirmed the evidence ot fiat witne4s, and that he -(16igh)“)" 111(1 ;:rcit meastired the Ing , llge of t lila roof' trl it-elics high. Josluta "fliony' s the , latrni..ors (WO former 4 proeed ;1 1:it the coeldis, tvnl weighed' 3t., gitteQ , Oil the ;tad, and that it X 4l . 11 1 tvt. Mr J wit ice DALLAS here cxprt!''=": 6 : 4 `: l"- ttith Vle proof hn , we th ti tiriettfil"' CO4lnsei, being tititdtle to wake a tWence, tt verdict for the with.co,ts, ~ , Yesterday at one o'dock, t ie hay's enneatel• -At Christ's flospitatwent in proe.essiott to the c A III I I siOn-hottie, and n'ter viewing the Egvn , tinii 1-' ' and other apartineriN, they tve"% i f n i rodliced to the - Lord Mayor,. where they pc"` l ' l the several'speeimens of progress io their e( lll4zs ; tiatli tind`each of ilicin was regaled t} lilt a g i '" of , syineltinst - -ts7O bons, and: received a new Vence, and tic Monitors one shilliogola C/ n t Lot dsliipts . expence. T w itry, afterar P ‘is roce4r tr to Christ Church,.Newgate-strect, the Lord Alayor and Sheriffs in ,their `;`' e d riagtl w!iftc the lipital Sermon was hy the Lord Alayor's . Chaplain. 411 loottg, the hors d I "I ct e- cr, :nt•J O ,, the unfortunate accident on -:NtoodaY 11l ‘r)reelli st reet nsv u unor -tqare, we are sorry in sti.it4': „ survived till a _ quarter past eight tile-saw° ,f ing, when he e:,ipired; he was in the 2 .2 ` i his age; be lost his father &iota seven yr- ' OO since, and was to have conducted the hnsid:l... for his mother and family, Mr, 'Moons w: 4 ' ed in the a c t of bteaking in a pair of Y utl it i s horses, who run away, and he tvas tltl'+ttstt t; great violence against a laulp-iron in Greca'strte —,,...., A Coroner's Inquest sat yesterday On the bt"'J Vettliet, " Aceidental Death." Ttieiday, the 27th -ult. inttr as sAilors, andn alied with piitols, hoarneo Juno One Of the Leed s and Lona" t ",i, o r on her pass Age downw a rd s ; while lying " t otr 11;16:lug in Ess:s:x ; tw i t of them ►to Ca prititi I LF.I. cif FR, ft. 9112 WhOln they tool; '''l o .pt a considerable aroOnnt; iyhite the ()Clic ° tv . atch ovtr , the'Men in the fore-eahio„ METEOROLOGICAL , 1 'We , : .1... 1 • , ^ t Therlll-01110.1 . 1'. ...., t ..., : • i ''.;. • ' '... ; 1 1 I ... . ,•-• *:.• 7. 1 . , f • I -*-"*. 1 :4 -;: c• * - -f '• -; ! ;;:, :::,, .-i ';-:' ' .---- ___________ ,* 2 , ,ii.a::, : - i 0 I.: , i , I 140.1.,<4 I 0 .1.) , et 4 1:13 1 1•'; 140 1 : I 30,1 e ( ;, I "gi 1) ,, - f e 4 i :',, i :k) 1 4.1 ;47 1 .)7 , 100. i) 0 .r i r'' .; i 4 : , q fl I ' c' ,/ 4 4% 1 4 S '3 : ! ..:T. 9 I ) 1)1);)) : j),t. l 1 's, ; .;',.; . 15 3i. 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