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. MORNING EinTION. . THE SUN,! LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1841.*1 • „, - MORNING EI',OITIO-t 4 ._ , - .9 --- • ....._____. . RECOVEfiN OF SMALL• DEBTS. LAW INTELLIGENCE. Dav e y, w ith a pistol, with intent to murder him or do him some respectable merchants in Londen were in the habit of acting in 1 business within a quarter of a mile from MO on th e Mee- c e qu f u: i ec l i l t - .t u il si T e g :: a .ttel i hel d ih-treeting the child. The night before - grievou3 bodily injury. the same manner every day: Then, as to the insurances day after be left me on the Saturday. He had his books last he went into the landlaly's room to speak to her, SHIPPING (LL I O N Y T D E S L .) LIGgN C. _... .-......,_....„ On the evening of September. 25, 1840, th e p a ose a u tO r was t u ps e e f re ight, the Learned Gentleman showed its yalue to be I prepared a'l ready for business before he 'left me. At a b n ei d ng he i : e r a d r the woman heetine it. He returned And rem . . ---.......---• tl ' : n e aTY fi h sh r e e n , wft s : Z in' had 31'.'4Y s I.' e t) '''. ' "1 !:r' u ‘, , . „ ROLLS' COURT, 1114nau 6. r e t urn i n e home through his garden, when hi s attention was between 1 , 4 00 L and 1 , 50 0 t, while the amount insured was I that tim e I wa s i n th e Rul es o h th e n e w: Prison. I weet • The following is a summary of the clauses of the Bill i tes a n nch N or and - c .k it ' ae li e ' Arrived (as amended by the Corami•tee) " for the more eisy rc- _ h 11 - SALT V. CHATrAWAY. attractecr by, a noise like that of a percussion cap, in the only 1,6001. But-he would ask if his client had dmermined to into tee Rules on the 18th or 19th of May, and en die aed e n.l * . • i DEAL, MA ::c II 5 •t-Wind S.W., .fri-Sh IX.- ~..e . e e he had been obliged to thrash her to keep her i B er m. , it s covery of Small Debts in the Cou_nty C . ouhts of Logi ind . T e 1 ASTER of the Rotas gave judgment in this cas a bushes ; and immediately . after he felt himself struck on the lose the ship, would he have selected the madt eminent an . d he Forth, from Calcutta • Caraerone, Young, . d sa ppl Lesnme, hlaneta at-idled this day at is ou... ,.. e ze h . hh h. ,._ ‘ir t,h l , l , ding and Wales, and for erect' h the jurisdiction thereof :".- h w ich was argued yesterday, upon a point reserved. His . Lord bl b k t ff • chest, and, at the same time, heard the report of a pistol. 'I he respects e ro ers o e ect the insurances? Could he not in Monday following I paid 155/ I took the Rtite3 two thy's after I was committed to the Fleet, and a day-rule , _ ew oi , . lack t. at, r• ' tb river, Ca r hth e ' ef 1. The jurisdiction of the County Courts shall extend ship was of opinion that the lapsed legacy of 100/. which had protecu u e t t r was at first much alarmed, a a t 7d n ra . n t into f h u i n s d ho t u h s a e, this city have found out some discharged se-vent from some who would have lent himself as a miserable e e very aP s P ear te a t a ßs. been given by the testator to John Bladen, but who died in g u "Murder," but, on examin t respectable office, on the first day of term. I was advised by a profes the child w d h l c a r d c l e o e n o fi e n cl e m o u e n t t ' a n h d e s r _ e i b e . e s d 'i P.m. Blowing hard, I'd h. for t• "-- ars only to actian3 of debt on simple contract and assumpsit e the testator's lifetime must be held to have fallen into the h r e yi h n ed only received a severe contul e i, l t w h e as b a 'a h i • tool in order-to save his princip a l f or some pitt ance ? H e ' e oes sional man to go into the Rules, and I remainel there ving o w e and, an beat it on the head with merara.. 7 Mr. HARInDWICK, having conferred with the parish the othsr ••• w ich she held the kett l e. a . stormy night. Put back, the Renfrews ire, roug ,..- i for debt to the amount of 101., but they are not to time residue, and to have p * assed by the gift of the residue. struck the double lapels - of his coat, hind annetal button of not act in this way ; but, on the * contrary, he employs men until the following September. The prisoner never , cognisance of any such action, wherein any title to freehold, GRIFFITHS V. EVANS. his waistcoat. Seven or eight weeks 'after the • occurrence who, if the offices themselves wele quiescent under any MS- Paid me a shilling while I was in the Rules. , v i 'ertir J rl enuary ; Ascension, eee•-- heti, 1 7 0a ree d el e , ea hl t aRC H 5.- f Wind W. N. W., t s h h h , j igth d or copyhold, or lease for years, or take, toll, fair, market, This suit related to certain estates in Wales, and the object a bullet, fitting exactly the bore of the pi s t o l e , togeth er with picion of fraud, who Mit, for the sake of their Own honour I t tok day Rules and went to him. There was an exce: l - officers, ordered the chili to be sent for, and in the • James Ca r r a m ns icTie rt el r T om owev Yough aL - 0 15 7. 74 or any other franchise, or any title under commission of of the bill was to have it declared that David Evans was some wadding, was found near the spot in el se gar d en whe re and character have instituted the most searching inquiriee tion against Inc from a person of the name of Harringten, meantime examined the little boy of four years old bankruptcy, is in _question. . trustee of the estate for the plaintiff, and to make him . account the prosecutor was shot at. The pri,o ner ' s b oo t s we re coin- What was the conduct of Michael Wallaste all theough ?He bet it vvas not the, e more than three months'. The pie who steted that on Friday evening after leavine the oken by the Boadicea arrired here l iow i r a i r e d peotidea ce : 2. The Court of Quarter Sessions may, if necessary, for the rents and . profits which he had received during the pared with the marks in the garden, and corre s p on d e d exactly. charters a ship in such a mannhr as entailed the necessity of sone:. brought his action against me for a supposed arrear face, and threw him on the floor ; the policeman statec; f; police-office, its mother beat him with a boot i; the rP SOUTtiAMPTosr, Ma'am 4. - Arrived the o a rk, divide a county hate two or more districts for the purposes time he had been in possession of the estate. The case having Other evidence also brought home to the - prisoner the the presence of an agent on board. He selects the port of of salary. I know Sir G. Fowlee, and I received the rent orn Pernambuco to Live " rp;ml, 15d; tilt:, lat. 28, I from Youghal. sth. Arrived the Pacific, Jones, frl ro. of the Act. been opened, crime charged in the indictment. . Liverpool, where there is the most vigilant watch kept up by of a house for him, aad perhaps it was four months before Hannah, Sutton, ditto ; Confidence, Anthony, Wal; hr r t a e d tb e ' The Maanxn of the ROLLS thought that some proef must Mr. Baron GURNEY summed up and the Jury after some the Customs. He selects that port in preference to many in that the women did not drink. . P 4 iable.-- - f boy 3. Every County Court in England and Wales shall I paid it over. The prisoner never told me while I was Al - LYMOUTH, ._ARCH 5.-Wine var . , 1 05 5 0 , deliberation, brou h • • ' •t' h ieh ' ' • • g tin a verdict of " Guilty, with intent to do the co un try, where em e t have been comparattvely at libert Shortly afterwards the child was broueht into th , a.vay tint the money had been applied for. I lets house offiL s - . - • c Castor, Thornton, from St. Jag° de Cuba, wit" ' in , eT be holden at least once in every month, and the time and be ddu dl n tp t e a u p d lti v it e i r ff . being the heir-at-law, and the case wa:ord::ed some grievous bodily herrn." to do as he pleased. Was that the conduct of a man who hai •e from the infirmary, in a most deplorable state- 7 i place of meeting shall be advertised in teem° newspaper ' BAYNES V. FLIGHT. The prisoner, who hadshown the utmost indifference throueli- conspired to lose the ship ?He would then come to the goeds. fir a person of the name of Davis, and received 70i., and , ood brui esd from head to foot, its head cut severely, rrenced tremendous eales on the sth and 12th a ulto f u e r d ) c a ur circulating in the county, at least seven days Lefore the This bill was filed for the specific performance of an agree- out the trial, which lasted nearly seve • • a - I 'el that many were insured which had never been put n home, was then sen t was sae was sued fer the money a month afterwards. The action Y b , tS s rit and mtinmast, foremett badly sprunh, hill ft i a d sea ; a fsti holding cf the Court. ment fer the purchase of a lease, but on the defendant under- tenced to 15 years' transportation. on board. If so, was is not strange that the Captain should was non-prossed.,;- I did not pay the money by going to . and its arms exhibited many deep gashes.. Tce eyea Sfron!htlhichaers, an , k for bridge steamer from London, for Dusilin. Salad r ui hni ene W. of the Island of Carves, bound •to Swan . , see 4. Persons qualified as jurors upon trials at nisi pritts, tat t i ng t o p er f orm tb e con t ra ct, the plaintiff consented to have u 1....1 e ste lieu 'seen to Dorchester a little befo r e the commission sign hills of lading, and that premiu ms s h ou ld be paid f or prison, but by instalments. I p a id 40a o f the money I were In such a state as almost to deprive the poor child Grey 'lllollisan , for Port. Phillip The Ven us ' °. by tile shall be (kernel to be suitors in the Court, and the She- his bill dismissed with costs. of the crime, and received 40/. from hi e unc l e , who m he left goods not on* board ? But what was the evidence ? The received at three and six months, but I have paid nothing of sight, and entirely so in one eye. After a very riff shall summon not more than twenty-four, of whom SHERIFFS' _ COURT, Howl' 7. apparently on good terras. whole of the _yolictes put in upen goods were effeeted since June 1840. I know Admiral Douglas, who sits on . humane and feeling series of questions from Mr. Hard- Castor, arrived here. it , et eta , fre s 1/ , five at leist shall be preteat, and sworn to give their _______________ by Patrick Wallace, and as aga i nst Mi c h ae l Wallace - the Bench. I let a house for him, and received the rent. wick as tO its cOmpetency to take an oath, the child, FALMOUTH, MARCH 4. --Wind S. to it•ee• h old , ' outv • s;rd-bound, on the 27th til • t., lat. 47, long. % CORRIOALL V. LONDON AND BLACKWALL RAILWAY COMPANY. HOME CIRC UIT.---lIERTFORD, Mown 6. were as mere waste paper, unle33 he could be cotinected with verdict. When apelied to by him (Admiral Douglas), I did not h 1 1 • 11 f d f • I I who, t oug ion y eig t years o age, an very rig it- A " dth S dull P ket from Ili° a Cr weezes.- mere e ea, ac , „ . ,_ h . s n The Jury were specially empaeelled -for tLe purpose of The business of this assize concluded last t least at ten them in some way. All tee pelicies were effected by Stott fir • 1 • ' with 9,500 doper ' 5. Jurors who shall not attead such summons, or make send word that tne money was in the Stocks, and tha• I a eailed on the 24th of .January, awarding compensation to plaintiff for the injury his pro- o'clock. The eauee-list was gone through by the early . Patrick • it was not in evidence that he ever saw Michael all eeed, was of very superior iatelligence, was put u on haw good exem e, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding 5/. . ' should suffer great loss to sell out. I let a house for Mr. z' lumbine, Robertson, from Aux Cayes. froal h h the construction of the rallsvay. f h ' ' f Pt• k and althe eh h ' - • ' h • -tl steamer, _a, had susthined t !mug part o t e day, and Lord Denman then assisted Mr. l i vas done or a ric , _ . n e . e alledged that e a -was fur 3.-Arrived the Jupiter, s to 11 . 1 r. -6. Suits must be c nnmerme 1 w ithin three years after PertY Vet 1 • d bhi Bell in Burlington-strcen - I received the rent and Re- er e." " • . - CORIC,MARcH A view of tne premises for w 1..1 cmu was ma e ti g B aron Nile in es Michael, he gave no authority for it-none was proved ; there- ' ' m y Meore (the child) being sworn, underwent an • don ; and the Rochester. Owen, from New Orlean _ ma ns, en posing of the cases of felony. ' tte cause of action shall have arisen. coutee 1 f.'s it. I pai•l Admiral Dongles his rent within demanded on the part of the Company, the Jury, at twelve fore, these policies were those of Patrick alone. It was clear which h• 'h• fresh.-Arrived the do , ( Before Mr Bar PARKE ) exa i t • f b fift • t in as . na ton o a ove , y mint! es, s e answer- Hum.; Menem 5.-W. by . •,_ __, . 7. All actions shall be dreaied to arise, ar.d shall be a month after I received it. He did not employ an atter- Amst er NOP , • that such was the case, because it was in evidence that when ' 1 k 1 f• h C urt - for that perpose, and proceeded t 3 oLIOC , e .. , t e 0 J B 1 * on • • asie.! . ow er, 33, was indicted for fel mioualy, wilfuil_ , ed with singular readiness. Sae at del that she lived ‘'Ta•hinerlat from Antwerp ; and Mina, Vissai, ae , tr:ed, in the county or district of the county, wLere the C •• 1 dTh Patriek wanted to make his claim upon the Maritime, mid ney that 1 know ef. . COWES MARCH 5.--Atrived the Elizabeth , irui on clao , the house, No. 82, Lucas-strcet, ommereia -rca . eY and maliciously d • amaging a steam- beiler, ef the value of with her mo.her at No. 8, Molyneux-street, Edgeware- ' G orge , wished to have seme paher, which were in ' The viitness was then questioned about prernise3 he had posses.,ion of his castle, for Demerara ; and Mary Eleanor, e defendant reeidet. eturned about a quarter More two o'clock, and were then one hundre 1 pound tl • F, ,c property of Fredeti At Arthur 0 8. Causes of action are not to be split, but excess above r . brother, he bribed a clerk to get the very document which, if let for Si- J. Cust and others, and his answers gave rise road, and had no father, whom she knew as such ; that proceedings commenced, Mr Phil- West • port. from h the Ms. n sworn, after whie , gay and another, with intent feloniously to render Michael were euiltil d h l • 1 hlle h ll d •1 I Eu a la may be abandoned. lips a peering viith Mr. F. Kelly, for phuntiff, and Mr. the same useless. e h y concerne , e wou d have given up at to , seterel :Alter questions respecting them, evidently to ter mot er 0 ten cat .er crue y, an partieu ar yon Arrived off the Wight, March 4.-The rem , Is. The proceedings to be by plaint and summon., which , P • once. Then again, they wished to connect Michael with the test the credit of the witneei's testimony; Tuesday last, when she severely kielted her in her timore, for Bremen ; and Hewana, ditto. seee Ctib i. d d Biggs for the efen ants. • Ms. Cnemnees slated the case, and thee called the fOl- fraud, because part of the proceeds cam s int o hi s hands Well Watson, "t see shall Le seined upun defendaet seven days before trial. hir. Kamm stated the case for the plaintiff, Yr. Thomas i • • Mr CLARKSoN said he •tdto - k o how man b ' d • h f T %Tao e . nw. . _ _ y Mt an in .. er ace. he pein continued stall. She SWANSEA, MARCH 4.-Arrived Ocean, from _ t e then,' let him look at how that was. There was, first, the Eliza, M'CarthY , , got '''' YOUGIIAL, FEE. 27.-The 10. No privilege shall Le ellosed to exempt any person owing witeessce C • 11 t• d t r mariner, who had invested lis - orriga are ire mas e Mr. Frederick A. Maguey said, be carried on the busi- cheque from the Maritime for 1,102 L, that was given to Patrick, t °I • execu • ti rs • ae bid / i • -a against hen during the period under • kicked her in both her eyes, out of one of which she as bee from the - jurisdic , ion of the Cuurt on a - ccount of his being . , h , i sayings in the purchase of house property, of which the re-s of a • raper manufactu, er, in partnership with his bro- _ , ana it was paid into the account of Patrick with the London review, aed gye the names of eevenal persons seriatim, could not see. Had not been a naughty girl to cause p• i t ort which was on shore in the harbeur, h OA eit out damage. a Ai l the " '0 ars attothen or solicitor, or any officer of any Court w a - house in queetion forms a part. and being immediately con- ' ' and Westminster Bank. With that Micha;l had nothin . gto consisti tg ef bakers,• tricklayers, farriers, stable-keept re, it, and her mothet did not sa h I d'd • Sl y w y sie i it. .te ther, Mr. Charles Maguey, at Mill-end, In the parish of LIVERPOOL, MARCEL 5. 2 -Wind S. W.---Ar..v-- . Ho e; es cr. tiguous to a viaduct of the railway, by which Lecis-street do. The balance of the Maritime was 253 t. Stett deducted servants, &e., &c. Rickmansworth, and the • •-• h b • It • •• • prisoner ad een in is melee, afterwards beat her with her hand. Her mother always Farrell, from Valparaiso ; . Windsor, Hayten, C ara ' 00 10 11. Pessons under age may sue for weges. . i 3 intersected, has, through the noise and other nuisances 531. for his brokeraee, so that he received 2001.. which was The witness at fiest could- not recollect, but after ara ; )10' 12. la case of pas t .e:s one may Le 3ued, aith power to ad hi a s duty was to look after a steem-engine, employed . it Berbice • Sandback Bis iham Dauer gave her enough to eat, and, as to the qual y, gave her Cros!iy, ,t . a 1 . t , n , salteraan, t d b the erections and traffic on the rails av b „ ecome d to Patrick, arid it was afterwards traced to Michael, ward 3 adndtted the fact', but he said he dis t d . pu e many demend contrihutisn in the Court from any other person s cree e . y d . in the process of the manufacturiog of paper. Tin P al whatever she had. Her mother hither with the tong', and Wood, Crosby, Jamaica ; Susannah Cummi & che ddar' 5 „ But was that not natura . lly and easily explained? They were of the claim'. o deteriorate in value, as to render it untenab'e ; indeed, prisoner bile ; St. Lawrence, Bunker, Charleston ; Mae .„,„, Brill' h d el . • • • • • i the steam a irsctions ne.e. to ra se 1, living together with their father. Michael had money, and he . -Common- SERGEANT-Oh, 'then all these claims_ were " done her head " before Monday lest ; and after she joietly liable widi Lim. it would be prayed that the last terant had left in conse- h• ditto; Duke of Wellington, Brandt, St. John's, s'a the are . 13. The el liniiff shall appear in person, or by his agent, iglrer than to a pressure if- sivz.n pounds on t e lent his younger brother some in order to further hig inter- di3 e u..ed. had hit her and cut her, put salt upon ber head to sto uence. Now, in the Act of 6 and 7 William IV ,de It wick. Sailed Caledonia (s), Halifai and Boston. i ' 3 ky, VO W being an attereey of one of the Superior Courtv, the de. square kelt, as the boiler WaS not celeulated to suP- ests, and h e p a y s him the two hundred pounds. Was it any Tbe witness proceeded t'i state that he was sued by his the bleeding, which was very 'great. She was quite as Lodge, James, bound to Charleston - , b as put back , e ' hh i bore Ist clause expressly provides " that an n t ii t d fendaat called to answer the plaint, and on suth answer ithin 50 fe tof the railway which • y h pr Je t ; ys : n.ated port more with safety, and the valves would blow off wonder that it should be part of the money so received?-The late servant for wages after h e we n t t o liv e in the priton, angry after she had eat her head as before. She (wit. mainmast and yard sprung, and loss of foremast hea"' yorIL I d New e t t, the Cour: shall proeeed in a summary way to try the cane b w th t e t• nof t h ' e rail w a 11 111 1 t of ne e u t e e r o t, . ach when th s e teem exceeded that strength, if they were next insurance was that effected by Stott, by the :direction and that he paid the debt. I know a person of the name ness) was standing in the room, and her mother went to up from lat. 48 lon. 36, . The Swiftsare,.fronit to to , _ _ 0 and give judgment, without further pleading or formal of Patrick on a paper in thehandwriting of Patrick vouched f II A y h e cons rue to ~ y fell 0 , tat Ye e not confined. On the I . 3th Fehruery, in conse- . . . a . o Leenury, who v.at a fellew-prisoner in the Fleet I let hfii • h Gibraltar was in with on the 13th ult., in la .n o tal° pure ised by the Company, &e. The Jury, theiefote, had quence of information he received, he went to the eegine, afterwards by a Inll of lading in the handwriting of t e re-p ace, wit out any provocation, aed, taking the '-• ' , d d the .e . joindure of issur. hi•n some back 1 : If f .. • rooms or im to pu. some uroiture in, very leaky, with losa of foremast run er, an 04 to consider whether the property had really been Lijured, and found that the boiler was completely uselese the bot- Patrick, though in the name of Michael. That last „ , fire.tongs, hit her on the head. The deep cuts on her d 14. If the els fendant shall feil to appear, or sufficiently oe he took toe benefit of the Act. He ( Hendry) was f . - • off by the Elizabeth Wood, arrived at Liverpool. s .,_ e yes __,, a crf h t -h • I fth t lease of which fift -- h • r • •1" f circumstance could net militate against Michael, for the use ' 1 o t t i le iso w a wab t . e va,ue o. a s , . .. 3 torn eying "Alen out. Witeets then examinet the sa ety arms were rom a knite, which her mother reached off JERSEY, MA.P.CH3.-The Flamer, Pcrruet, s wh o , t h e ast excuse his absence, the Court shall give judgment egeinst of a man's name by ;hird party cannot injurionsly affect him not remanded by the Commissioners for fraud. Some yews are unexpi re d, an d w h ic h i s kelt' at a peppereorn valve? and h• foutal thet one was . , . e . • prevented froin acting ~ a , . t the mantle-piece, and cut h - er with it. Of this she for Guernsey and Liverpool, and in beating o ut i „ tee him for the casts incurred by the defendant. * a th t Id -ff t Melia 1 v t that ti • thinn was said Jay them about other furniture, which the e only insurance a cou . aec . . e N Rs . . on ae , e Y rent, and has been let at 181. jeer annum. • in consequence of a leaden phlanee or Wei-At being in- ' u knew not the reason. went on the rocks near Noirmont Point, and went to It" 15. A fiat., not exceeding SL, shall he levied on wit e t, Neptune, for a sum of 637/. in the It equal Indemnity, becatne s lid must be given up. After Hendry bad filed his petition, Evid nc as heard in rt of the claim when Mr. - ee w suppc : • / serted in it. The other valve was open. bet the effect of nesses refusitig to aasvver summons, or to gnes, evideuce in h i that was the only one for which he had given directions. That he agreed to give me 30/. for six months for rooms to put The Clerk-The case is aseurning a more serious bi ggs addressed the Jury, and called witnesses, who were of one b • etag confined Was, that a great deal more steam . NOTICE TO MARINERS. aOP Court alien called upon. polhty was for tierces of beef, barrels of pork, and firkins of furn:tare ie. character. The case amounts to a felony. DOF "' - N. Parf es to the suit may be examieed on oath with- inion that the ro ert was nut im &red by the al , l e ,„ of °I ) 1 ) P y P ou db gc crated hi - the boiler than it was celeulated to butter. It was contended that that insurance was a fraudulent M C • ' i a eiteason- While you were in execution in the Witness-Her mother cut her very sorely. All the LIGHTS IN THE NEIGHBOURHOO railway. 's hear, and this no doubt caused it to burst. Upon examining one, on the authority of the delaration of the Captain. TENBURG. .• out regard to objections, on the ground of incompeteacy Fie d • et, id you not become bail for a person-?-No; it marks and bruises on her were from her. She wai in '' 1 Cons ulate ' I The Learned UNDER- SHERIFF Bummed up, and the JurY the cord of the steam guage, vrhich deaoted thepower of 'l'he Captain in his declaration, which, it was alleged, was the The Swedish and Norwegian Genera 5 184 . 10 from ititerest. wa T s for a person after I came out, for, I think, 40L the habit of sleeping at the end of her mother's bed, after consulting for some time, returned a verdict for the the steam in th 3 boiler, adjoining tbe one destroyed, he true criterion of what was on board, made no mention of " London, 'MAYA # O, for t 0 17. Causes cannot be removed into any Sueeriar Court, . . homes Haines stated, that he is . clerk to the prose- under the bedclothes ; but she also slept on the mangle, Sir,-I have the bonour to communicate to n ion of ,t, plaintiff st, That the deterioration of the house is perma- A: eacovered that a cord was tied in it, to prevent it from these goods. But that circurnitance was notsconclusive aeainst but the judgment shal be final, except in cases in which it e. • cutor, and that he called upon the prisoner respecting the t ' d th val for hich i 250/." nee ,an e ue _ w s acting properly, so that it would deceive any one as to the the prisoner, for it has been clearly shown that Captain and also on the floor. She slept undres d se , wrapped information of mariners, the following trans la i t , c abo o w may be thought proper to order a second trial. The ver- Loose had omitted in his declaration other articles which accounts between him and Mr. Sttaart and others. He in a blanket. On Monday night she had sat up all ordinance issued by the Royal Navy Beard at . t l l ''' • real quantity of steam that was generated. He asked the acs dict, if the same on the second trial, shall be final. COURT OF EXCISE, Maims 6. • anquestionably were on bowd. It had been proved by Mr. said he knew nothing about them. risoner who was present what power of steam was in that nighs as her mother would not let her come to bed, on the 12th Of Jenuary, to which I sin free to req 0 lta. Process of execution for recovery of costs, as well EXTENSIvE SEtzURE oF SPURIOUS TRA. -Edward L.. ii ' nd he l• d ~. d he i ch." Kelly and Mr. Maxwell that there were on board Cross-examined by Mr. Clarkson-Six years ago I was . ol you will give tiblicit -- cl 0 ° d ' ll h i cealed hrslf nd h an .se b a . con b • eeuer t e man. eto as the amount recovered, shall be in the nature of tfieri Glover, of West Ham, Essex, was prosecuted for leaving "" iv., er, a . _ tepoc , soyeh pon d o s _to_ t - t dn. , . several kegs of paint and hardware, end yet in in Partnership nith Mr. Hayes, the prosecutor, in Conduit lsa Teat alight h y oUse cf stone has been erec t ' . voila ',mess . untied the kaot, and its imme lately d avoid a e ding, ut her mother soon puilsd her out eno c . eignt the declaration there was not a word about them. street, but have since become his clerk. Witness had facias, to be signed by the Sheriff, or his Deputy, which in his posse3sion upwards of 2,000 lbs. weight 'of fabrica- Island of W . - ' el 'd h entrance t° aeg , 4 ° Rigs, s teat, ,outsi e t e shell be direeed to a bailiff of the Court. ted tea. pounds instead of seven, and be then said to the 1371;ener, The declaration, therefore, svas altogether inconclusive been in prison ten months before ha took the heaefit a and beat her. lal loon 29 v ed . bare in let 57 deg. 3 7 min. 30 sec. , • * la " You villain, you are not content with ruining one hoiler, on the subject, and could not prove fraud on the part of HARDWICE-Hotv was this cut done (pointing •a" . • • , ill hoP los 19. In no ca3e the time of paymeat, according to the The case On the part of the Crown was conducted by the Act. Remained theae so long in the hope of sleuth), Mr. , but you ate trying to destroy this alse." The prisoner the . prisoner. An inference was attempted . ta- be drawn min. Ea,t of Ferro - , in whirth lightehouse-w . b ov . order of the 'Sheriff, shall exceed four months from tho P. Mayow, the solicit Or of excise, and a gentleman named with bis creditors. I was not remanded fir fraud. to her right arm)? Witness-I burnt that one, and •„ „ admitted having tied a knot in the guage of the engine a,ainst the prisoner, from the fact of his having absconded - •ee WhOSe ig i dig' staidi g sent ht of the 3d thg. , , . ill lig date cf the judgmeet. Johnson represented the interests of the difendant. By Mr. PHILLIPS-There is no pretence el- sue an ia. t e other, on t e same arm, was one with t e ni e. f h • h h d • hk "f ble a t , d nd w itness discharged him immeh when the charge had been made against his brother. Ile a; „„ a spi ead around the whole horizer, will be vial 20. Executi in may issue into any county where the Thomas Franklin, an officer, stated, that having received th . a t t was el:s i t:en, a d . had no doubt absconded, liut it had been shown that he was at ---a-°P. Mr. R. Boyd, of the Marylehone infirmary, found a tanco of three eoera Ideal or German mile , . ,/ b e & party bas goods, the Sheriff •of such county to carry it a warrant from the Honourable Board of Commissioners d l ia.el •h a Ithid of r U ion Y' an • e ' ws ke he a b w o n j wi' -.' srs s d n t e o e b • e tet l i„ ' , the time in embarrassed circumstances, and hehnight also have Mr. Inspecter Bere s f or d. stat e d that he went with the cut an inch and a half long on her head, and other 2i. At the s g are:tin P le as the I , gbi at Wings sht b IVA into effect in the same meaner as the judgment migl.t to search the defendant's premiset, he and ten other per- h oser ex t rin c a i tion, t . d . er h ras el moje been unwilling to appear as a witness against his brother. Such prcsecutor to the prisoner's house, when Mr. Hayes said severe ones, and very bad bruises. Never knew 'an hibited, auxiliary lights 'wig be exult:shed on tne B" d ed ounds CO es i troyh ,an require eig yor a un i p have been executed in the county in which it Aran have sons proceeded there a short tirne age, and discovered an c a feeline would not be unnetural in any one. With regard that he gave him in charee for embezzling five guineae 1 . b•,- d hfrHbk(B - kd- 7 B . I 1 ) 13 i ' r rep ace it. ort tnary eeting p.o uce sue C-eet3. er ac was us arct an on toe ott s and , ono- • a tor been given, immense quantity of leaves closoly resembling China tea. to the f a act of the wife of the riSoner having gone to - her which he had received of a .Mr Villiera Stuart Th • ' be nava& die George Tuthey, a labourer in the prosecutor's employ, e P i ' in a dreadful state. .The wound on the head 'might These two auxioary lights will setae t jerie gs 21. If tho plaintiff shall fail te appear, or make good Some of it was in sacks and hatgpers, and a great portion father-in-law' and left her hous:unprotected, it only showed soner was near enou h • h • g to have eard the charge made, roved that he had seen the prisoner on several occasions have done by a pair of tongs. his guidance when coming to an anchorago °' . s excuse, or be nonauited, he shall not enter into a fresh was lying about for drying, fur' which purpose the place P. extreme timidity and imprudence on - her part.. The Learned but he inquired of witness afterwards respecting it. tie up the cord of the stearn-guage, and put a weight on Thlen Jones, the landlady, said the prisoner had been e nieht in the channel leading to Gottenburg. tiothlw plaint until payment of the costs of the farmer suit. was fitted up with the necessary stove 3 and utentile. They Gentlemanthenpassed to the circumstances which accompanied The case for the prosecition having closed, Mr. Clark k 'en wh en d 22. Cross judgments to be set off and• execution made immediately gave notice to Government of the result of the safety valve, and h_e d b id s h o on day before the boiler the loss of the ves e l s .. He contsnded that t the t te was no evi- son addressed the jury for the defence. with her for more than twelve months ; she had spoken 3rd. Further information will ee gm . . Fe ttle • i a t s he b io f't and d 1 ' for the exhibition of these lights is definitivaty , burst, and he had no dou to s w t e occas noi , , ence to s . tow that the vessel had been . in en tonally dost by only fir the balance. . , their investigation, and Mr. Golding Bird, the Surveying When the Foreman of the Jury rose, and said, "M y to her, but she being an evident dilciple of the Duke of that the prisoner bad told Len he was gled the accident had the Captain. The statements of subordmate °Seers in such I have the honour te remain, Sir. serte nte, 23. Fines are to be levied in the nature of a ferifaeias Examiner-General of Excise, was ordered to make a fur- Lord, we are agre?d •" and to the formal question put by Nevreaetle, anssverei she might do as she liked with her Your most obediert 0,00. and accounted for by the Sheriff in like manner as fides ther examination.. had happened. cases could not be r • • ' elied on, and a would be found that the y the Cterk he s- id " ' W fi d a verdi , , , e n ct of Not Guilty." own. Had often seen the chili struck and bleeding. To William Dobson Es CHARLES T imposed by the Court of Quarter Sessions. Mr. Bird, on being sworn, stated he received possession Mr. Baron PARKE expre . . ssed lis opinion tbat the facte " • uld be all ready to criminate their -superiors. When a shtp As soon as the verdict was returned the audience, who The woman took the pl Ice as a widow, and gained ber : (I. Sac. Sac. Lloyd e. 24. A note of the proceedings of the Court shall be of eight sacks of the rubbish, which was so fine an imi•a- d h • • did not make out the feloniou3 charge impute to t ; psi- was lost, there would be always some one to blame, and parties would endeavour to shift the fault from themselves. I here had Leard the whole evidence, testified their approval of it living by washing and mangling. She had yesterday A 11 entered by the Sheriff or Lis Deputy, in a book which, tion of tea that at first sight any person would have sup- soner. There could be no doubt that he had acte very might have been a want of caution On the part of the captain, by plaudits, which were suprressed by the officer!. scea the child in such a dreadful state in which with- _ - THE MA RKETS-SAT - 11 R D when signed by him •or examined copies thereat'. shall ba posed it to be a genuine article. On testing a sample from negligently, and imprudently ; but it appeared probable but there was no evidence of a design on his part to lose the George Arnold, aged 26, Jane Galloway, aged 40, and h de evidence in proof of proceeding of the County Court in each sack, he found the whole to be comprised of black- that he had no other object than to save himself the trouble vessel. At the time the crew came first in sight of the reef Charlotte .Davis (who surrendered), aged 20, were in- kld h b ' ' out er now e ge, s e .ad been for some days, that ____,..e..._----- NEWGATE AND LEADENFIAL L * 'fl,t, any Court whatever. . thorn, hawthorn, and fern leaves. Some of these leaves of being in constant attendance upon the fire, and there was the captain was in bed, and only came uP when the mate Old dieted for stealing a 'oink note of the value of 200/ , the she took it from the mother and gave it into the cus- There was a fair demand for Game and poultrl• nes t 25. County Courts are to have concurrent jurisdiction h 3 had opened, and he exhibited some fine specimens to no proof that he iatended to destroy the boile-. . him of the circumstance. It should be observed that when prope,ty of Charles Prior, and William Arnold, ad • ed 97 tody of the police, who brought it to this office, whence was le isk, and the prices of Thursday were fullY sgPro il o , j r , with inferior Couits, but are not ta lute, fere wita Courts ef the Court ; tbe different species were strongly developed. Tbe Jury accordingly returned a verdict of Not Guilty. the sailors arrived it th e po l l, t h ey ma d e no cha r g e against was charged with beteg an accessory before the . ° fact of Mr. Hardwick sent it to the infirmary. The mother Butcher's meat-short supply, and met a steadi al l o e 'es I ;2 4 exchnive jurisdiction. Mr. Bird then produced eight samples of the stuff, and Henry Tween, aged 20, and William Greggs, aged 25, the captain : which they would have done under the irritation the said felony. at once charged thc child with stealing, but for some phoved rates. Beef 3s 8d to 4s 6d, Mutton. ds t 5l , to bi 26. Fees to Le settled by the Megistrates at Quarter mixed them with pure teato the extent of one half of each. were indicted fur having, with other persona entered a wood, of the mrhent I t i!td !tiny been persuaded h of e a n :y d Itrhinten- Mr. Adolphus stated the ease for the proseention, and time past had made it work like a slave, carrying loads veal 46 4d to ss, Bd, Pork 4s to 4s 10d, Swan : Pig s Sessions, and hung up in some conspietroue place in every 'rho COURT, on icspecting them, expressed greet sur- at Great Amite% belonging to Edward Chuck, Esq., tio s ns ei T ad is par _ _The only evidence tat 1 f . t a..t the Messrs. Paillips, Prendergast, Payne, Ballantine, and far above its strength. She hated this child, and made per stone of 81b. ' • de Court, mid in the offices of the Sheriffs. Provided, that prise, and said that purchasers in general could not dis- armed with guns and other weapons, in pursuit of game, e t been designedly stranded eas that o Shultz , ant TEA MARKET. leads • and with having vielently assaulted, on the 7th November, v - h ht hi t b hll •d wit out t a evi ence the case would ew o y unsupporte . Doane dehade 1 the prisonerv. The mese occupied t.everal a favourite of the boy. . .......e... .•- i t , Prices firm, and a fair business done in rrah e r i au fees shall be allowed to barristers, nor any fee to an cover the cheat. But that witness had before perjured himself on his own hours, in consequence of the prisoners severing their de- Mr. HARDWICK-Prisoner, what have you to say? lowest *ce fo 70 P three amekeepers named Talbot Ha lock and , . , y . , Baker. n r common Congom cash, was Is• cle' attorney, beyond the sum of 103. in any one case. Mr. B.rd observed, that he would convince the Bench g showing for the recovery of a debt of 41. 12s. 3d. ; and if he fenc •s. The m6l4:flee in effect was that the prosecuter Prisoner-I am innocent of all, hu I ' P TALLOW - MAR The Juey found Tweea Guilty and acquitted Gliggs t say nothing. KET. ,i a fair ,t 27. The Sheriff shall tax all coit3, fees, and ex- s!ill further of the extent to which the public were imposed had already sold himself for that pattry sum he might be again hieing ia company uith the prosecuted, exhibited a 2004 T L r . ',aye irequently beaten the child, but not to leeve . Prioes were maintained for Russian Tallow, Oh , ee 0 ., pensee in actione, which, when so taxed shelt be added on, and be exhibited various infusions of tea with and with- Th . • h ' h • • h . e same prisooel l s were i t en c b ah -gel upon another in accessible to corruption. On the evidence of Shultz they note at a public-house, which .it was alleged George mend prevailed, sales of P. Y. c. on the spot w er ; d i l e ' Y e conent with a simi ar offe Ice, w . ich was clearly made marks on it. That is all I hav ' e to say, to the sum, if any, recovered by judgment. out the rubbish, and the appearance was so good, that any di could not-they dare not act ; for he had stood befoee them a Arnold got possession of, aed substituted aSL note for it 465. 3d., and for delivery in the last three months 0 out and they were both found Guilty. , Mr. HARDWICK-You stand committed for trial for 28. The Sheriff shall be empowered to inquire in a one was liable to be taken in by it. self-convicted perjurer. Without that evidence there might the other prisoners being patics to the robbery. .at 465. 6d. per cwt. 00' Mr Baron PARKE in uired if the risoners were known be circumstances in the c t xcite sus icion • but on sus- d meimin with int t t al cutting an . g, en o o a grievous , summary manner into all charges made against hailiffe, for The COURT was' struck with the proofs, and observed, • • . q p , . . ase o e • p , .. ~ The Jury found the teo men guilty, and acquitted the •WEIITECHAPEL' MARKET. a aaar .iot , la and he was informed by the gaoler that Ti T e en h a d b ee n 'Dimon alone the Jury could not find the prisoner guilty. With bodily harm, to the next Old Bailey &making. There was an active demand, and the supPil '74:; ..i o i t o extor.ion or misconduct. and award compensation to he that the poor in particular must have suffered dreadful female prisoners. George declared that his btother was ' seven times, and Griggs, five times summarily convicted of oat the evidence of Shultz they could have no certainty of the rather higher rates were laid. Beef, 2s. Bd. to ee t: as. 6d , 'or recovered by distress, and ia fault of diatress offeuder may b y the vde imitation. los3 of the ship by stranding • and that testimony, he repeated, innocent, but he admi d 11 . . 1 Th C tte ts own gut a e ourt sen- The prisoner was removed from the Ina' with her in ton 3s to 4e 6cl • Veal' 3s 8d to 5s 4d- • r et- ' litt• e le be imprisoned. poachin . Mr. Bird said it had bad a very great sale amongst tea- n . g . could not justify a verdict unfavourable to his client. tenced George to seven year's transportation, and Wdliana fent, and the two other children were sent it) the work- '•-•" ' • •• ' avar ta t 29. If plsintiffs shall sue in superior Courts for debts dealers, he was satisfied. He then proceeded to state that, The Learned JUDGE sentenced Ttveen to be trans- A Juryman expressed a wish to put a question to Shultz, to one aear's imprisonment. . house, a ss. 4d. - Lamb, ss. Bd. to 6t. 4d. Prices gave e els' all. both Meadow and Clover Hay but "Stratv sold se i ported for ten years, and Griggs for seven Jeers. which might be recovered in the County Courts, they shall on seeing Glover, he pointed te the apparatus which but it was found that that witness was not in attendance. ---- Page, alias Morley, alias Parker, was charged with vaneed rates. Clover Hay, 41: 14s. to 6/. ; Meador , not have costs nor execution against the person unless the contained some leaves quite warm, and asked him, ° Whit Eliza Pope, 16, a gocid-looking girl, who was charged . The CouRT then retired for a few minutes. On its re-entry, POLICE IN TEL LIGE NC E. having imposed on the good nature of several Noble oSe ; Straw, 21. 3s. to 21. ss. . upon tbe Coroner's inquisition with the wilful murder ot Chief-Justice TINDAL proceeded to charge the Jury. The ._____,_ Lords and Ladies, by pretending ate be deaf and dumb. . Judge shall certify that there was probaLle cause of action 'a ther 7 " nd he replied "0' that's a secret " Wit , t e. a , n, • her 'II e'd t hid nd whi •h bill was i nored by the • h hl • cl . d f f 1 If i e c ,i ima eci , a L c prisoner, e sae , was in tete or a e ony, w ich was no MANSION-BOUSE. COUNTRY CORN MARKETS. ' so , to an amount exceeding ten pounde. ness told him he would soon unravel the secret, and, having The Hon. Mrs. Stanhope, 10s. ; 'Lady Brougham and . 1 l'e . 30. The Act shall apply to the Isle of Ely and to the taken a slight view, he told him that the leaves were Grand Jury, was charged with the minor offence of cone longer a capital offence, but which would be attended Ia the course pf the week there have been several Vaux, 10s. ; Lady Antrobus, 1 M Cl k „7s. 6( . ; rs. ar , Ss. ; 1 Wheat Barley. Oats. nea":„.,--- - , .......--•- , s. sv Isle of Wight in the same manner as if they were countie3 nothing more thee dried cabbage leaves, when he replied, cealing the birth of the - infant. with the most serious con•sequences, if he should be found case.] involving accuaations of receiving money under _ _ --..........-. of themselves, and all insulated parts cf COnnt'e I shall be ie You are quite right. I make them into Mocha Farina. Mr. Dowettect con h ductod the prosecution and lylr. g h uilty of it t The . y h wo t uld h he s w u a al s m a i: : di a s u e g har e their duty on i f ese pretences. Al , hough they have not, perhaps, Baroness Rothschild, whose, butler had relieved him for Per Qua,ter.l s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. 3. t°, 2 i 140 Abing ion ... 55 68 i 6 14 22 al 40 '' I .... .., Cri h aMBERS defended t . e prisoner. t e occasion wit hew u I d attention The fou tec • ' Sh• G 'G h L t _ n years ; t eorge ra am, Lady Hare, and 'considesed, as regards this Act, parcels of the county by See here, I have some made ; it is to be used instead of hf I • el * come strictly under the jurisdiction of a Magistrate, Sir • Andover •5864 27 'CO ttl . ifi - --- .j 14 0 The case was acme into at some length end the fact of charge apainst the prisoner was t at o laving engage a per ord Chanc . , eller Cottephain were among the number. Banbury 56 6i V til 24 :, - .1) - 4t 5 . I 4'.• , which they are surrounded. coffee. I sell much of is." Witness asked him whether , -1 n e etc' ',,' , - - - h C fh - D • PtL , h tltd • h ne concernment appearee to ee c•eany maee taut. e here son name d Ed war d L oose, t e aptam 0 t e ry a d, wilfully eer aure as no iesi ate to examine into t e per- The ' • 7 46 , .... ..., prsoner spoke quite good English, but, as was ra a r s e i n iVte k e t ie? 4! gP, V, 4 0 . • 4.- 4° , it did not surprise him that people were so easily gulled? t , . . ~ : - • h to cast that vessel away for the purpose of defraudin g ticulars and to adjudicate. • The fonowin which ex- COUNT Y COURTS BILL. and i•ia answer was, that he ha 4 found out that ho could were, nowever, many mitigaung c.rcurns,tauccs in t o case. stated in evidence, had for sixteen years - gained a livelis covetstr s eh r .::: -64 me -h • 6sa 31- i".", -- " either the part-owners in the ship, or certain underwriters. cited considerable intereet came 8., . ainonest the rest :- _______„._-__ not carry cn so high a game what it now a 3 formerly, and The Jury found the prisoner Guilty. - - The Jury in deciding on the case would have - three things to hood 'in this manner. Horsford had before bad him pave:ere This Bill, to improve the practice and extend the judo- Mr. Baron PARKE, addressirg the prisoner., said it was M RAE" M ' fliblsd. r. . . anng, aeager ot e on on Agency • Derby .... that, at present, Ireland was the be3t market fir it. He . consider ; first, whether the Captain had wilfully cast awa convict d, a d ' hted for 1 40 diction of County Con t 3 (the County Courts Bill), which a melancholy thing to see a girl a such tender age placed e . n c _ com t. mt _ _ s . twe_ve months, and he waa, How ,g t r n ai . - 575 7 6 -h 3 3,, -- . - 7 2 . 4 - added, that the leaves first taken away be manufactured the vessel ; secondly . , whether he had done so with a view tO Office, No. 147, Fenchurch-street, for the negotiation 2 , Z. 40 ! 3 ..: .• was brought in by Mr. Fox Maule, Sir G. Grey, and en'tirely himself, but he never sold them as tea ;he Intended at the bar of a Court of Justice upon such a charge. He defraud other parties ; thirdly,-and it was the principal of partnerships, apprenticeships, and the engagement of now rem d d•-un il nest 14 rtday for further examination. i ' lul Mallon - - ;0 43 -'' Sir. Thomas Wilde, proposes to enact, amongat many them for the making ef Mocha F,arina, which he should found, 'upon reference to the calendar, that she had already e consideration as regarded the prisoner-whether the Captain assistants, was summoned by Mr. J. Rosa, to account for IiATTON-GARDEN. Mai .. en head 51 73 33 39 25 34 43 , 0 .., ..• r r- Nottingham 6 i 70 26 36 ... 4 27 47 I A .... ..., other provisioris-1. That the Lord Chancellor may henceforth make of cabbage leaves. Witness inquired if been in gaol eight months, and under all the circumet inces had been induced by him to com m it th e e at. Th e Learned having obt tined from him the sum of one guinea , upon William" Collins, an elderly respectable-looking I man, %Vantage 63 80 34 40 26 :32 36 :: ,40 appoint; throughout England and Wales, Judges of County ha directed that she shauld undergo a further imprisonment Judge then went through the evidence in great detail; and Warwick - 31 40 29 03 - 43 ''' , the Farina composition was as great a secret as the cab pretence of obtaining for hini a iltuetiOn , was charged with being drunk and disorderly,. Winchester - 70 -36- 20 - •"' Courts, not exceeding twenty.five in all, nhe must oe ag ttr an een ant sal , bage leaves?-(Reare of lae h‘)-d d f d "d of three days only. concluded by leaving the case in the hands of the Jury. If 1 lam W . 1 1 .• 141 ' ' • . York 6O 32 46 28 30 .-•' . , a tither sergeants or banisters-at-law, or certificated spe " Why I will tell ou. lut 56lbs. of rye with chicory The prisoner retired, weeping, from the bar, they had any doubts on their minds as to any of the points he . anthorp, who stated himself tn be clerk A policeman said he dragged the defeadant out of _ ~ , d• e i cial pleaders, or attempt of the Superior Courts at West and caAa 1 Y h P dl • (I ' ll h ge eaves toget er, an grin tem teget er ..- had referred to, they should give the prisoner _the benefit to the establishment, attended for Mr. Ewing, wh o , b e the gutter, and with the utmost difficult/. re • a , moved him Per Bushel . s.d. s.d. s.d. s. d. s.d. s. d. s , d, s• `" 6 6 5 4 1 ..° minster, but who must cease to practise as such during CENTRAL CRIMINAL COUR T. of that doubt. said, bad gone to Liverpool upon business. to the station-house. He was inservi ly drunk and Birmingh a m 708636 4 0 4 0 4 3 -__,., ea se and send them in packets to London." At 20 minutes to six o'clock the Jury retired to consider Sir P - ETER LAURI. d • d EDINBURGH CORN MARK/0-_,. I s , 00 their appointment as judges; these judges to be remove etermine to go on with the asleep. There was a considerable stein of money in his The COURT asked him if he had one of the packets? their verdict, and after an absence of nearly two hours and a . Wneat. Barley. oats. tro d . 40 0 able by the Lcrd Chancellor. 2. That the judges be dis- ( OLD COURT.) case, and Mr. Ross stated that having seen the flaniing pockets, and also a watch. . First 73a. NI. 35s Cd. 345. Sel. 4 i• 0 3 , 0 Mr. 13,1-1 said he had, and it had a 'Aron smell of cab- Th ' • 1 d half returned into-Court. e prisoner was again p ace at 60 0 32 0 eo o 4 , a qualified from sitting in Parliament. 3. That County Courts ba _ e.- Michael Shaw Stewart Wallace was again placed at the the bar, and the names of the Jury having been called over, advertisement-of Mr. Ewing 'in the papers, and lyeing Mr. COOP/IRE asked him what t he bad to say ?-De- l'.-hci°rldd g (Much lau hter.) Thet, however, tv g as not chug d n. bai when 55 0 28 0 24 0 3 '. 81 , 3/. 2 , Vi may be held in every town, &e., in which her Majesty the Foreman stated that they ,had agreed to a verdict, finding convinced that good fortune was at his command, he fondant. Oaly this-that theconstable behaved like Average price of Wheat In the present offence. Witness told defendant that -C , • Joh F k as examined by the ATTORNEY,. , le. shall be pleased so to Oirect, the tatervals between' the, his experience brought him to a ositive conclusion, that Gar3 a i t a a s m r. H: e C e apTain of the B - ' ncoolen in 1839. On the prisoner Guilty. . ' went to Fenchurch-street and'saw the principal, who as- a gentleman ;he prevented ,me from being robbed and PRICE, OF PROVIstoNS. &e.• 0 0 0 . I no. is , 0 bolding orally two such Court; in the same place being in The prisoner was thee ordered to be called up fo r judgment. silted him that he should Le soon accommodated. . This locked me up, I have been very comfortable, and have 'Beef' per ie. ....... Os. sd. tool.B,l.'Freshßuttets ... 0 11 .1 _ the leaves which so el mel a roa P ched the appearance of the 23d of Octobrin that ear he was e off Ca e Haytien, and no case more than fhur weeks. 4. That a Receiver-General tea were manufactured elprlly t for bein :lilted with saw the Dryad there. There was a reef of ro P cks about there Mr. BA LLANTINE reminded the Court that there had been was ia Septetnber, 183 9, and witness paid a guinea, and been . very much obliged to him. It was loyalty ta l i " =- ii g 7 g Wit! ) , i pe " r e-- sZre ..1 g " I : be appointed in each county by the County Jteticee, *hp pure tea, not only to the injury of the reven g ue, but to the which were laid down in the charts, and were well known to a point of law ku r n eser f ve u d ude fo r r ' t t h h n e g opinion of the twelve Judees, ei t was inserted in the books as J. Ross, No. 2,298. Up loyalty, Sir, as well as" wine with which I was intoxica- oere--------- 0 5 0 7 Eggs, per go! ) : 6 0 . 9 : shall resider, four times a year, to the Treasury, an account and wished to w i se cucumstances his Lords ip .0 consumers of tea. mariners, yet the Dryad appeared to he running rh e eht upon t the present time, however, he never was afforded the ted• " Hurrah, for the Queen, Sir-God bless her." 11 i 0 0 v:r, P c e w r 4 1 . r ....7:43 ?) ,1 12 5 8 Zeartara . .... 7 i l 1 V of the receit tiand disbursements of the County Courts. 5. them.. He waited to see whether she would chrrige her would pass sentence ? ...... 5 Mr. Jounsote co c d r 3 a inin Mr. Bird, T DAL said he sh Id oth slightest o ortunity of getting a place through means Mr. COOMBE-You cannot possibly object, then, to Qua:tern Loaf ..... 08k 0 9 Barley Ditto 0 0 pas i s i sentence on i b PP Potatoes, 1mb....... 04j 0 0 Hay, perst...--•••• That if the receipts of said Courts exceed the di abursemente, but finding that he min neck. c o n o ; ex ee rn wor g se instead of course, and finding she did not he fired a gun to warn her, . Chief Ju.3 t tie n e e " The °hit of In n e n o. ,'s the surplu3 shall be paid into the Exchequer to tbe Con better he - cut it short wii i r ing l d ea l , B h f • • and sent the pilot he had on board to go and give his assistance h E bl• h . - prisoners a a h • . ..p ... . _ _ v mig tbe argued sere- of the Fenchurc -atrect sha Is meat, although be had Pay a fine to her of five shillings. EDINBURG!' MEAL MARKE T ' b. 10 , 1 . an- appea e to tee ene or min after, and if it etas eeetiled in their favour they would have the b Per Stone et 141 ..t0 110 sclidated Fund. 6. That if the revs rem be the case, the dift. to the brig. He did, but the brig did not alter her course een put to the grecte..t. difficulty to make up the surn Dellndant-Oh, certainly not ; I love her-yes I Per Sack of 280Ib. Imp. ....." 0 I , ' aim; benefit of such decision. First Oatmeal ferecce shall be paid out of the Consolidated Fund. 7. That g Th • until he got on board. She then altered her course, and got . . required. love her. There's the money (handing over a sove- Second ditto _ ll6 0 Second ditto . ..... ..!...",, 0 1 r 8 a COURT said that tee much - praise could not be given into harbour. He saw Captain Loose on shore aed observed ' P trick adM• h rh e two prisoners, a . n ic ael Wallace, were then cl . D . 1 we ••••••"" 0 the R, ceivert-General shall provide court-house:a &e. . to Mr. Bird for bringin h ' l ' b g t o case so c ear.y against 1 e that the Dryad had had her ruider,uns ipped. Some h• ' • placed at tlie bar, and asked le the usual form if they had any- '''''' ' repairs (t h CI k) I .. li ETER LAURIE 0t c cr - see tat yau reign). Having received his change he wished the Ma- Barleymeai....... ........... i Pease , aeal . 8 0 , Barleyssea . .... ...... , ... 1 8 0 PC3S,llleal. ...... ...... That Courts of Request, &c., shall be di3coatinued as soon as thing to say why the Co h urt should not ive th • g em judgment. have given thh complainant an apknowledgment, stating gistrate good morning, and led the officer away to'make • Bar Barley frora 30s. to 495. per s ack accused. No oce who had heard him could for a momeet were made upon her after a survey. Saw Cap'ain Loose pay the Judges are appointed. 9. That the Judges of the County Chief Justice TINDAL t en addressed them to the following that he is entitled to the benefits of your establishment ; him some compensation. throw a doubt upon his judgment. It was a roes attempt the mate Maxwell's wages and discharge him. Loose cave a ,' Courts shall solely deterreiae all actions wh me the amount effect :---" Prisoners, you have both of you leen found guilty pray what are its CORNWALL' MARKSI:t, on- the ceimmunity. and those who exposed g mich villany reason. Witness afterwards gave Maxwell a berth. •He had benefits ? Clerk-Tne office is in the STARVATION.-Two poor fellows were charged with is only 5/. ; but that when it is above thet sum a Jury may by-a Jury of your countrymen, afte i r a fall and patient investi (Caliaalated at 24 gallons to the busne i , ts , and brought thc o • ffenders to justice were deserviarr of the looked into the hold of the Dryad when she was undergoing habit of getting situations - for its subscribers. vagrancy. A policeman said be saw them beg in High- - be require '. 10. That the number of the Jurors tit 11 repeirs ; it was about three-fourths full. Witness was of opi- ga•ion of' your respective t c e as s es/ of tele offence stf inducing Cap- Whezt. Barley. 1 le 'o' highett praise -Mr. Bird was aakel how the at ' ulf was Sir PETER Laultin--:And have you ever got any ? street, Bloomsbury They had previously asked him to . tam Loose to cast away h lip Dryad, with intent to defraud be five ; and that all causes shall be determined by the e nion that any one with such a w:nd as preveiled when off Cape CI kA . f l I d - k h • - • - ' - s. 8. to e. d. s. d. te s. d• 0 0., sold to the ro • cer- and tea-dealers He said at the rte the underwriters. lam bound to say that lam perfectly SA- Cr - 7 ye, scores o p aces, so am tol , but I know ta e t eip into custody as tney wet e starving, but he of u 7a- - 0 3 °,., """ 0 ov , veitEct of the n ajority. 11. That the Judges shall tt 1 j. _ _. g __ e - Haytien might easily have avoided the roils. f ruro b d I ' • I d • 6d per 1 ~ an tmy man e it at 49. and 4i. 6d. tisfied vvith the verdicts whi_ch have been returned. Your nothing of the estahlishmeat. course could not accede to their request until he had wit- fietsteme _ e 90 __ 0 4v--0 0 0 0 have power ao order a new tt hal to Le bad °I Fee lb. . John Roe, of the City Old Police, deposed to hie having • . • . . ne cf great enormit . y, larticularly in a commercial Sir PETER LauatE-Why you have bet .vcen 2,000 nessed the act of vagrancy. St. Austell... - 0 75 - 0 3 6 ...., 0 11 ~, in alit , suit at tho next County -our , 0 t end in taken the prisoner into custody at the Pot-houses in Lance.- offence is b o ke thi Bodmin 0 8 9 -0 4 0 . ..0 av i The COURT after caneultin orde ei the clef .nd to country s, vvhere securit te property sent to distant • Ie r ceediegs • but that if th . v et _ • gh . • .e an shire, and produced a bag with 61. lOs. in it, met some news- Id 1 exist if Y • and 3,000 on your books ? Clerk-There's a gre it The defendant 3 said they were sailors from Liver- Liskeard f67630 3 6 0 ok the mt a•itine to et ly t i p o • , pay a penalty of 200/. The t eaalties were laid et 1,000/. papers which he foued in the prisoner's room. parts wou no onger , insurances on such property 0 8 0 - 0 3 1 l 1 4 $ diet be agei 1 gii el for the snme rely, such verd cc were not effected, and protected by law." After some further many, and many are perfectly satisfied with what has Pool and were looking out for work. They had not , te a e t e l is ) .72rTi n•-• - - 6 8 7 8 3 6 4 % g 4 ,' A ivarrant was issued fir the buininw of the leaves aed ^ t ' P b • • shall be fine!. 12. That the Courts may Beall (tie- f lia : r g a r r e e t d . .o ertson .e was _ s e er E v r a l n , t r i , N; a n d h . the pr h isor 2 .e h r h and o l v iis observations, the Learned ' Judge sentenced both the prisoners been done for them. had a bed to lie on or alything to eat for several days. Pee zance another tor the recovery of the - pen a alty In dt-fau ' lt of •.* Too' gi • cations egsiett the goods or the persons of ind.viduals 1 1 1 8 1 3 e, in h e T r m a e s g t a e I r . - c s. q a tr u ai e 1 ; o br m lil e and a- On t e it . N t H ., -to be transported for the term of their natural lives. Sir PETER LAURIE-I reinember I broke up O. situa- Mr. COMBE asked them why they had net applied to ' AIINING INTELLIOEVICE. , 96 5 a payment the defendant will suffer implison ' inent with hard _,_ appeared raeher flurried. e against whoin orders for the payment of money ' h51111 "" •- labour f r the space of twelve months. sent her with a note to Mr. Howden, in West Ham. He gave • Mr Cea itasoer applied to hare the meney, which had been lion establishment in the Old B 'l _al ey, some years ago, aP. erish ? Quantity of Copper ores sold at Redruth Ist week... ' Ifk - 0 13 04. been made and not le ea comphed with ; but that in cer her a sovereign to ride in an omnibus. Mr. Howden was not _ . . found in th - c poss..ssion, or under the control of thaprisone:s, that was ch • eating poor simple people vvho first came up 'rtiey said they had, but the doors were closed against Average Produce ... ........... . 2 os lain cases tic execir ion mey be sesreede Iby the Cour.. COURT OF B .4NKRUP7'CY, 21Liacir 4. iven up to the underwriters. at home, but on her return she found him at the door. The g . . • , to town. Now - Mrs Ewing must pay back the guinea them. They had also been to the Mendicity Society, A Quantity ot fine Copper mount of sale. 21,969 .11s. Od -Average fiend 111 ... ....... ~3 7. ,:0h ~ o° . Chiet Justice fINDAL sail he would consider of the appli -13. That the Receise-General may provide prisone, &c. IN THE MATTED. OF JAMES DENEw. two sisters of the prisoner cande to the house soon after. Her . ......- _ _ _ ''' 5 _....... ft tie ' . A 1 to this poor lad. Ho pawned his clothes to raise it for and there too they were unsuccessful. because, thee hest e _ _ 14. That the Previsions of 1 and 2 Vict eria, e. 110, shtll The bankrupt carried on every extensive business in Charles- master was then gone. She. was . called up stairs. She ea t n e * nrisoners. who turned extremsde -re _ e____•____ se_ - .a. .....:11-t- sm - - Le applicable to the County Courts. street, Be•keley-square, as a house and land ahent. &c.. and found her mistress totem, esia eri. nc +L. &v.-- w..! .. . . _ REVISION OF THE IMPORT COURT OF B 4NKBUP7'CY, MARCKI 4. IN THE MATTED. OF JAMES DENEW. The bankrupt carried on a very extensive business in Charles street, Be. keley-square, as a house and land agent, &c., and his case has been frequently before the Court during the last six months. This day was appointed for his final adjourned exa mination, and some addi'ional proofs were admitted. In answer to questions put by his Honour to the trade assig ne:s and the official assignees, the former stated their belief that the accounts were as sati•fictory as it was in the bank rupt's power to render them ; -and the latter concurrei to the extent that, although unsatisfactory as far as the accounts them selves, yet that, if six months' further time were expended in their investigation, no good to the creditors could result from it, as the bankrupt's books, not in substance but in form, ha:l, for years, been kept in a most irregular manner. A creditor then, at great length', examined old Mr. Denew as to the disposition of several valuable pictures, when he stated that several of them were in the possession of Messrs. Wright and Co., others were at Christie's for sale, and there were some detained by a cleaner, named Balls, who retained them until his bill was paid; he had also made a present of one to one of his dacghters, now in America, and.he had } arted with a piece, by Moucheron, to his son, as satisfaction for a debt which he had paid for him nearly four years ago. AL.. Hamilton (solicitor to the fiat) said that the bankrupt's son would restore the pictures in his possession upon being re paid his advances. 'I he Learned Costutsstowatt said that that offer was credit laae- The as s i gnees heard the disclosure as to the whole of the pictures, and they must use their own discretion as to their taking themaaimonratinnoot. of th e b ankrupt as to several other items in hismbaelaence sheet having concluded; he was sworn to the truth of his schedule, and declared to have passed hie final exami nationed i n th e course ' of these proceedings that in the ltappeared year 1828, the bankrupt was worth upwards o f 50,0004 His and t h d e eb o snow his amounted to 147,4131. 1 0s. 5d., assignees was 4,172/. 7 s, wh i le raed property li a taken ie s b n y that by p the creditors, 74,602/. 6s. 10d. under m or t gage, amounted to Captain John Feke was examined by the ATTORNEY. GENERAL—He was Captain of the Bencoolen in 1839. On the 23d of October in that year he was off Cape Haytien, and saw the Dryad there. There was a reef of rocks about there which were laid down in the charts, and were well known to mariners, yet the Dryad appeared to he running ricrht . ,.. upon them. He waited to see w h et h er s h e would chrnge her course, and finding she did not he fired a gun to warn her, and sent the pilot he had on board to go and give his assistance to the brig. He did, but the brig did not alter her course until he got on board. She then altered her course, and sot into harbour. He saw Captain Loose on shore, and observed that the Dryad had had her rudder unshipped. Some repairs were made upon her after a survey. Saw Cap'ain Loose pay the mate Maxwell's wages and discharge him. Loose save a reason. Witness afterwards gave Maxwell a berth. •He had looked into the hold of the Dryad when she was undergoing repairs ; it was about three-fourths full. Witness was of opi nion that any one with such a w:nd as prevailed when off Cape Haytien might easily have avoided the rooks. John Roe, of the City Old Police, deposed to his having taken the prisoner into custody at the Pot-houses in Lanca shire, and produced a bag with 61. lOs. in it, arAl some news papers, which he found in the prisoner's room. Margaret. Robertson was servant will the prisoner and his wife in Tredegar-square, Mile End-road. On the 27th Nov., 839, her master came home, and appeared rasher flurried. He sent her with a note to Mr. Howden, in West Ham. He gave her a sovereign to ride in an omnibus. Mr. Howden was not at home, but on her return she found bins at the dour. The two sisters of the prisoner came to the house soon after. Her master was • then gone. She, was called up stairs. She found her mistress crying, and ode of the Misses Wal lace paid her her wages, and discharged her. She had had no warning. On her return from - West Ham she ob served some remains of burnt papers in the kitchen fire-place, which were not there when she went aWay; and the fire ap peared to have been put out by water. Policeman, K 267, was on duty in Tredegar-square on the 6th of December, when he saw the key-hole of No. 40 full of grease. He put his hand upon the door and it opened. When his sergeant came round they entered the house, and in the dining-room found some bottles and glasses on the table. The beds were all made, and the house. fully furnished. They were in possession of the house till Tuesday.. No one came to claim the house during that period. Cross-examined—Did nut know that Mrs. Wallace had gone to reside at her father's. Mr. CLARKSON admitted the fact. Howden had received 400/ from Frost and the pri soner on the 23d of November, %lick - still remained un applied. The prisoner was aware of it. The prisoner had never accounted to him for any part of 5001. insurance on the Ocean. He had never heard one word of_ it till he went to the Mansion-house. Several bills of lading were put in, drawn in the handwriting of P. M. J. Wallace, and signed by Captain Loose, part of the goods purporting to be the property of the prisoner—part be longing to P. M. J. Wallace, and part joint property. Several -bankers' clerks and stock-brokers were called, and, as in the former case, they traced the proceeds of the various Insurances to have been invested in stock in the name of Charlotte Wallace, and subsequently sold out and transmitted to the Linen Bank of Scotland. . . .... Thia closed the case for the prosecution. Mr. JARVIS then addressed the Jury for the prisoner, whose liberty and future prospects were now in their hands. He thank them for the close attention they had already paid to the case, but he must entreat them to afford him yet a little more of it. while he attempted to unravel and elucidate the very complicated case which had been laid before them. In approaching the facts of the case, it was wholly unnec,ssary for him to conjure them to dismiss from their minds every thing which they had heard of this case out of doors. He concurred wi'h his, Learned Friend the • Attorney-General in his estimate of the extreme importance of the case. There could be no question of it ; it was of vast importance in a commercial country like this ; but inas much as they were all deeply interested in affording the utmost protection to the property of underwriters, all their interests cuse and feeling would natura ll y be enlisted on the side of the ac rs by so much must they, acting upon their 0a.114, sworn as they were to decide the case upon the evidence laid before them, lay wide all which must have reached them of another c se—they must decide upon the evidence in that case alone, and take no account of a•-y other. He was aware he was hewasting time by these cautionary remarks, for his client would quite safe in th e e hands of th e J ury, under the direction of L Judgwh o examine all the evidence presided. He would th en procee d to which had been offered, and so ex plain it as to lead them to a right judgment upon it. There e wi t to ic a ll eo th n e v y iet m io u n s . t fi T n h d ey in tn t u l s ie t a w ffi er r e m o a t; i l v y e t b w e o fo s r u e b t s h tais ey t e ial oul f daectosm , find that Captain Loose wilfully cast away the vessel—and also that before that was done Michael Wallace procured and incited him to commit the crime. Now the whole of the evidence respecting the loss of the ship depended upon the evidence of S.hultthze, costbut h an e d w v o a u l l u d e cons der deershti h p a t as at detaileda futu in n e time. The Learned Gentleman then went into matters of ac count respecting He would ask, was that any ex tremeand showed that it amounted, the premiums for in been added, to 2,9501. ; the insurances merchant to reserve, in order margin forharmless in case of less? Would not his s e u v r id an en ce ce, to 'save himself to that? Was that a statement of could find that such an overvalue had amounted to 3,200 i. a having to induce them to suppose a foregone been put upon ? Why, it was a fact that the most ship conclusion to lose the facts s c u te p d on profitwhiwhich hhetheys amount hipa g The prisoners, who turned extremely pale on hearing the sentence, were then removed from the dock. ( NE TV - co UR T.) John Chzrhe, a respectable young man, scat indicted f.n. Skating a piece of bacon, of the value of threepence, the property of Thomas Hutchinson. The prisoner, a tc spcc'able c.ff,e-housekeeper in Tabernacle-square, hay it g bean admitted to bait, surecndercd to take his trial. Mr. Phil ips defended him. The prosecutor stated that be is a cbenemorger in Pit ficl,l-strect, and knew the prisoner, who had been in the habit of dealing at his shop. He came on the day in questi.m, when ha took the }axe of bacon s.ow i.n Court. He was subjected to a rigid cross-examination by Mr. Phi - lip, whnn his testimony appearel to be unsatisfactory in many respects. Ho said that if the. prisoner took the bacon, it lay under hi 3 nose,and be could nut help but have seen him. He admitei, too, that there had been a di , pute between bim and the prisoner. Li the , midst of the inquiry the Learned Judge (the Recordei) stopped the case, and appealed to the Jury as to whether they woula conv:ct upon the unsupported testi mony of the prosecutor? Sir PETER. LAURIE—I remember I broke up a situa tion establishment in the 0141 Bailey, some 3 ears ago, that was cheating poor simple people who first came up to town. Now Mr. Ewing must pay back the guinea to this poor lad. Ho pawned his clothes to raise it for the swallow of your establishment. Let him have it again. The Clerk said that he should, as soon as possible, communicate with Mr. Ewing on the subject, and had no doubt that the money would be immediately returned. Sir P. LAURlE—But,why, now,as you show such a ra tional disposition to pay back the guinea, did you give the poor fellow the troubl.: of applying to me ? The complainant assured Sir Peter that the trouble he had had about it was quite indescribable. He had never seen any one get a situation from the establishment. The Clerk said that he had been only six months employed by Mr. Ewing. Sir P. LAURIE—Pray, who is Mr. Ewing? The Clerk—That I can't ti 11. I know he is the proprietor. Sir P. LAURIE—Does he keep any other establish ment of the kind ? The Clerk—Not now. He did keep one of the same sort at the west end of the town. Sir P. LAURIE—And that didn't do ? The Clerk-- No ; I don't think it did.—(Laughter.) Sir P. LAURIE—They were not such gulls there as we are in the City. Eh I—(Laughter.) The Ckrk— No ; the City's the best place for business.—( Laughter.) Mr. Hobler said that the owners of agency offices merely looked into the newspapers, and sent their sub scribers to the addresses mentioned. Sir PETER LAURIE—I see by this card that the establishment is " established as a direct medium of communication between persons wanting assistants and -those seeking employment, and comprehends every description of occupation, domestic service only ex cepted." Now, be so good as to give my compliments to Mr. Ewing, and just tell him he had better give back this guinea without farther trouble. The Clerk—The gentleman bad better come with me at once, and I'll see what is to be done. Sir PETER LAURIE—Sir, you are a very prudent and candid individual ; and Mr. Ross shall go with you immediat.dy. Go down with the gentleman, Mr. Ross, and receive your money, and never act so foolishly ag iin.—(Laughter.) Mr. Ross followed the clerk ; and, although Mr. Ewing had gone to Liverpool that morning, that iden tieal gentleatan was sitting at case at his de,k. When Mr. Ross entered, Mr. Ewing cal:e.l for the receipt of the registration, and the moment it was produced paid back the guinea like a real gentleman, without uttering a word, good, bad, or indifferent. Tracy said they had, but the doors were closed against them. They had also been to the Mendicity Society, and there too they were unsuccessful, because they had no ticket for rad, Mr. COMBE observed that he must not allow unfor tunate creatures to be buffetted about in that mannee, and ordered the officer to take them to St. Giles's workhouse. It was evident to torn that the prisoners could no longer bear up against privation. The poor fellows were very grateful. A man named Jones, was charged with begging. From the evidence of a police-constable it appeared that the prisoner was an old band at shamming fits; and that on Friday afternoon he was simulating the di sease with a view to extort compassion. The MAGISTRATE asked him if he meant to ray he was ill then ? Tile Jury ea . id they were satisfied, and emphatically re turned a verdict of Acquittal. Mr. PHILLIPS said he was able to prove that the young man at the bar was a highly respectable person, and had a host cf witnesses in Cuurt to prove that fact. John Job Jeavei, a respectable young man, an estate went, was indicted that he, on the 24th of May, 1839, received the sum of 5/. sv. on account of John Hayes, to whom be was then a servant, and that ho afterwards em brzzled and stole the sum of 3/. 13s. 6d., part of the said money. Mr. Clarkson defended the prisoner, and Mr. Phillips bri , fly stated the case for the prosecution. Villiers Stewart, Esq., M. P. (who was on the Bench), stated that on the 24ih of May, 1839, he called at the cffi....e of Mr. Hayes, and paid five guineas to the prisoner, who gave him the receipt produced. At the time witness male the paymect, he remarked to the prisoner that the charge was higher than he had ever before paid for similar business. John Haves, the prosecutor, was then called, and gave the following evidence :—I live at No. 32, Bond-street, and am a house agent. In May, 1839, the prisoner was my clerk, and was authorised to receive money on my ac count; and it was his duty to pay it over ,to rue as he re ceived it. lie left my servi e 1.1 December of the same year. He never recounted to me for the sum of 3/. 13'. 6d , part of the 51 55., received by him of Mr. Vi:liers Stewan, After he left my service I saw him upon the subject of th;s money; and be said he never received it. This was in the early part of 1840. • Cross-examined—What sere the state of your cir cumstancestaet. year they were October In of th a t embarrassed. y in the year 1839 7 ised. I became em barrassed, the latter part of h m barrassed, because other em b ar rassed people did not pay (1839), had some executions against me ; but tLey were agains t m y p ers on , a e rr a a r and not in my house. I do not know whether the exe cutions were ca. sas , or fi. lac. —( A lau g h.) Mr. CLARKSON—You know the distinction very well. Had you never an execution in your house? Witness_ Oh, yea, once; it took me five days to pay it out. I had another also in, but I canno t te ll bow long; but I swear it was not in longer than two months. The pri soner brought an action against me about June, 1640 ; an d :u act after that ' forlibel applied against totheC h o ur f o e; T Queen's be pr ß ig e o n u c e h r to e eenter Prisoner (pulling a long face)—Wery bad, indeed, Sr. MAGISTRATE—Then why have you not applied to an hosp:tal ? There is one here in Greville-street, close by. Prisoner—l have been there, Sir, and they would not have me. COUNTRY CORN MARKETS. Wheat Barley. Oats. Lea D V. S. 40 Per Qua: ter.l s. to s. a. to s. a. to s. t 4:i 140 Abing ton 55 68 i 6 34 22 30 40 I Andover • 58 64 e? '2O ttl in 1 5 6i 56 Banbur . . Basi gst y oke (;0 1 26 35 21 4(3 .71 4 Cirenc-ster 54 65 27 3 2 2 4 28 40 .. ' 40 i Coventry...- 69 32 22 33 1- siave:.try 6 3 72 38 44 23 34 3 Derby 6B 61, 29 36 25 30 42 ",, ... 4 8 flowden 72 24 -- 40 ; q ' 36 H ungerfo rd 50 64 32 37. 25, 33 40 • - .0 Mallon 68 7r, '3O 38 2-2 33 43 Mai. enhead 51 73 33 3S 25 34 43 Nottingham 6( 70 211 36 27 47 40 Wantage 63 80 34 - 45 26 32 36 .0 40 Warwick ••• —.—3 l 40 29 Winchester 70 36 York 6O 32 46 28 30 • O."' Per Bushel a. d. s.d. s.d. s. d. s.d. s. d. d. 0 6 61 Birmingham 70 86 36 40 40 43 54! - EDINBURGH CORN MARKET.e2I 1 1 :1; 6d. Wneat. Barley. oats. f' d I n A First 73i. ed. 35s 345. Sd. *" 0 Sccond 6t 0 32 0 0 0 4 ;; LONDON MECHANICS' INSTITtrriOO3O.. Thursday a meetin g o f th e p ropr i e t ors an d m embe: 9 : de tieer, in fie theatre of the L on d on Mec:tanie s :,e-e tbo Southampton-buil :l ogs , Ch ancer y-l an e, to rec e ,:„ - g ivest Report of the Committee, and to transact other t ea ° Mr. Reader being cA ll e d to the chair, the secretlrie. It the sixty- lath quarterly Report ;of the Con'iitte appeared that the receipts amounted to 4331. t?, actual expenditure was 2431., which, togetb er ,„ h - L 12 J " debt 01.! pr. vious qusrter, amounted t° '72,35 /,' L ; the total liabilities (Fclutlity , the building debt, o f '" were 2,63. V. ss. The Report being adopted' "-• LP-0 0 beck was 'e I eident, ang Messrs. Grote , or Ewart, M. P., Clutterbuck, and Sir W• 11°1•1 ' °11 U1 1 ' clecel Vice-Presidents, and Mr. R. Taylor T rca g O . ; GOLD WA'T'CHES.—A variety of 00 1 , 1 °L %01 carefully finished Second-h an d G o ld Watches, man i e ti/L7 accordance with th e l ates t t as t e , with Gold Dials, ;11, - &c., are offered for selection, price Eight G uide° printed warranty w ill b e g i ven . At T. CC'X SAVORY'S, Watchmaker, Gold and Silver,mith, 47, Cornhil. I doors from Grac,,arch-street), London'l (re• N.B Secend.liand Watches pu rc hased in WW ' l ' 070 17 SILVER TEA SERVICES.—A. 13 . and SONS, Manufacturing Silversmiths,No. 14, C : r o.f l-s Landon, opposite the Bank of England, submit the c Pr s ic s 6 . following SILVER TEA and COFFEE SERV' e tea Cottage Pattern is plain, standiner on shell feet, t he v i r e offee-pots with a flower ornament on the lids. rr - Th he r o bPl e Pattern is richly embossed with flowers and scrolls• of either is new and elegant • • COTTAGE PATTERN. I Strong SilYer Tea. pot. .... 12 0 St r ongl ii i 4 l:e ' r s T re: P T:l4. ''''''''' 111CP; Sugar l3 ,• as ei j e r b Ditto Sugar Basin 616 Ditto Crealu' t .. lb Ditto Mirk Ewer. 410 Ditto Ditto Coffee-pot. 15 0 Ditto Coffee 4° „../5 .10 Complete A variety of u ,wards 3 o B f fifty TeaC.A3anliCetoefieS..eey'revriylrbri'es,:lel'. o b fe Silvers en i n re th g e ui S si h te ow fo - r ro th om e s s i , d w eb h o e a r r e d m o a r y be selected and prices, illustrated with sketches of th p e la v t a e rTe b u e:ta.rtickl'e l ri c; staidvafroyri,avaarddestpiso,stla4g,ecfroereahtion,anLy London, n o , f the king d°ln -13 - ae ig England. opposite the The worthy Magistrate said he was satisfie I he was uttering a falsehood, as to his certain knowledge the &Meted were never neglected for a moment et that ex cele.,t institution. I❑quiries were then ordered to be made of the house surgeon (Dr. Marscien), and the prisoner's statement turning out to be a tissue of untruths, he was sent to the treadmill for a month. LORD RECTOR OF MARISCHAL COLLEGE The interest attached to the e , ectiJn of Lord Rector of Marischal College for the current year, was rather greater than usual, owing to the determination of the wild students to make it turn upon the Non-intrusion principle. At first, it was proposed by the Moderate students to bring forward the Marquis of Waterford in oppos tion to the Lord Ad vocate ; but, on consultation, the idea was given up, and the Earl of Dalhousie and Sir James Mtcg , egor were pitched upon as excellent candidates. For a time, it was intended to bring all the three to the poll ; but, after care ful examination, the adherents of the Earl of Dalhousie resolved to coalesce with Sir James Macgi egor'a sup porters, rather than risk the election, the other party having given up the Lord:Advocate, and concentrate! their influence on Mr. Fox Mauls. The election came off yesterday, when Sir James Macgregor was elected by a majority of 61. Sir James had a majority in all the nations except one. Ttie Nana are sadly cast down at the result; and though we attach little or no - weight to the section as an index to public opinion, we hope it will have the effect of leading the Hon. Member for the Elgin district of burghs to count the cost well, bt furs he makes a stand on the Non-intrusion p r i nc ipl e , crAier here or elsewhi.re, when he again solicits the saffrcges of a Scotch constituency.—Aberdeen Herald of Tuesday. ACCIDENTS TO CHILDREN FROM FIRE. On Friday no fewer than four children, the eldest of whom is only five years old, were taken to the London Hospital with severe burns on their persons, owing to haling b een left alone by their parents, and their clothes catching fire. The recovery of two of the sufferers is quite hopeless. The 6th of April next is the day appointed for the acceleration of the London and Liverpool trains. On that day also the mails will be conveyed from Cre we v i a the Chest e r an d Bi r k en h ea d li nes , b y w hi ch it is stated a further s a yi ng o f twent y-fi v e minutes, as compar e d w i t h the present route of the Grand Junction Railway, will be effected.—Liverpool Mercury, MARYLEBONE. Anne Moore, an illlooking, vindictive Scotch woman, of about five: - -and-forty years, who appearei at the bar with an infant of six weeks, was charged by cot. stable S,mom ,is 147 D, with having grossly ill-treated her child, Mary Moore. The facts of the case, which lasted several hours, excited great interest, Mr.Messer, the relieving officer of Marylebone, and several of the Board of Guardians, attending to watch the interests of the child. The brother of the child was in Court very s,,vercly bruised and covered with blood ; the other unfortunate sufferer was in such a state, that it was not considered proper to bring it from the workhouse, where it had been since the evening before. William Addis deposed that the prisoner was hi s Mistress, and that the w o man was ha the constant habit PAPIER AI ACHE TEA TRAYS. 6°5. 11. "00141 of FULL SIZED GOTHIC SHAPE, Superior iflrO, Table Knives, with ivory handles, 14s. per doze ° e ; i . foo t•• Poles for Window Curtains, inch diatneter, Is• 3d ,„ P f Cate ls. Bd. per foot ; bronzed fenders, ' 4 fe et Ij; ' ,. logues gratis, containing the prices of stoves, fa",! : ": ire' irons, kitchen utensils, and every article is f urnimgl. mongery. 00°' RIPPON./and BURTON, Wells-street, O xford.; Established 1320. ' dil B IR T. On the 27th u lt., a t Eton-place, HS Kilne r Mrs. C. T. " ti Id daug E hter. n ar o'' On the 2d in s t., th e w ife o f W. Hodges, s'l'' ol b a son. MA RR I SD. 0. ' Ws ' On the 9th ult., at St. Georffe's, Hanover-11,02re. , or ,' Godfrey, Esq., (of the firm of Graves, Godfrey, and CA "• 'et , ' • th O' • Parsons-5treet, t g e e r n: a 5 e:ca±...............„............, Rateliff-highway ;0r;i 2 .....,..0.... abe _ v__ esc; youngest daughter of S. Gwynne, Esq., s olicitor, Gr °9 London ; Printed and Published by MUKDO Yoit 11 1 1 1 7 ' . yi p No. 112, Strand, at The San Office, No. 112, . ilia county of Middlesex.—Mondab March 8, j''''' r ' ... DUTIES. From the Derby Reporter.) will Worship tae a public meeting is appoint 4 d to O he ur be re lf ti c y 7 h s( requisition, on Thursd the Mayor, in compiance with a petitioning the Legislature to to consider the propriety of Tais is a question wilieb der: I to revise the Lop rt Duti . eiecept a few wealthy : an y interests all classes of society, tl.e trade of the country. monopolists, to whose adv int ige have been long eaer;ficed. The time carnkrt of the peaple portune and well chosen ; the time Li- ietitiming is o ' revenu e • national expeaditure ; the experiment is , n..t equal to tr.e . augment our resources by addition al taxation la4t tession to arid the Report of the Committee on the has f,i'e 1; leap°, t b ut i e , , comprising the opin ions of p rac tical men— n' tax-collectors , paye rs of duti e s and rece ivers o e f rO tlka.z""nnts and as favourable to th e ex p ed i enc y of ada p tin g thesns d are to a scale which w ou l d p romote commerce, as could be wished. This country owes its greatness t) its manufac tures and commerce ; a large portion of its induarious inhabitants must depend upon trade for subsistence ; a -4 ail classes must look back to commerce for the numerous comforts and lUxuries to which we are habituated, and without which they could not be purchased. TLe necessi ths of the country are pressing . , something must be done; to increase the debt would be ruinous, but if present exi gencic s could i.e met by so doing it would be cruel and impo litic to - deny the working classes the advantages which a revision efour Import Duties would confer upon t I, ern, while it would lucre ise the revenue. The enormous disparity of prices of what have become, by long use, necessaries of life--tea, coffee, sugar, &c. &c. in this county and foreign States, subjects our artisans to a very unfair competition, and taxes their powers of endurance to a deg ree which is in compatible with their he a lth an d comfort and the national welfare. Hitherto it has been urged of the country would not admit of any remission of the e duties, bht si nce i t is the opinion of official men, whose bt ttion and experience ou g ht l whose to make them the best judges of what is desirabl e , t h at the Import Duties, e revenue would be ineratted by lowering les, Leeause it would lead to a ' greater consumption of the articles on wl • nal they are levied, the experiment ought to L u e h i, people arc ali eto tin it own i.,;(1. At all even's, if the themselves in the i r strength, and !restJ, ,hey will now show such numbers as wid commaid ru tin the Legi lature, in dently lock for such measures as will c . t, that they c .nfi to their industry, and enable them ll t,.. give encouragement quantity of those fore•go articles which are a greater become, from long habit, necessary t o their comfort and . enjoinaeut. DUBLIN, MARCH 4.—Viscount Massarene has sought the protection of the law against two yo ung gen. tiered', I believe relatives, Mem., James and Arthur . Fester. It appears that his Lordship, with his brother the Hon. Mr. Skeffington, and Lord Muskerry, were pro ceeding along Nassau-street, when they were encountered by the Messrs, Foster, one of whom, after putting 'some interrogato r y to Lord Massarene, lifted a horsewhip and struck him, saying, " Consider yourself horsewhipped." and, it is stated, repeated the blow. The Noble Lord did o n t o r t ee i t ecent, but app li el to the M ag i stra t e s of College. talc:otothle on *aodge informati ons . Th e Magistrates declined being to . is sue ex parte s t a t emen t, the usual course e a summo n , The mattCr will underwhi ch was accordingly done. The cause a the a . form a i i nves ti ga ti on in-morrow. disput e cud not transpire, ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. —NORTHAMPTON, Al aßezi 4. (Before Lord Ant Nora.) lIIATRICIDE.--George West, aged 31, was charged, on the Coroner's inquisition, with the murder of his mother, Martha West, at the parish of Nether Heyford, in this county. The history of this case is as follows :—The deceased, who was in years, was taken suddenly ill in the course of last No vember, died on the 21st, and was buried on the 26th. She had previously enjoyed a good state of health, and other per sons of the family having fallen ill at the same period of time, a suspicion began to gain ground that some foul proceeding had been practised. The body was, therefore, disinterred, ar.d an examination having taken place, the medical men gave it as their opinion that the stomach of the deceased contained arse nic ; and it was further ascertained that the flour which was in the house, part of which had been used for making a pudding of which deceased had partaken, was strongly impregnated with the same poisonous matter. Inquiries having taken place, suspicion fell upon a younger son of the deceased, who carried on the business of a grocer, and was apparently in flourishing circum stances. The principal evidence against the prisoner was that he had arsenic in his house previous to this affair taking place, that he supplied the flour which had been used on the occa sion, and that when a dinner was to take place at deceased's house,tter to of which he (the prisoner) was to be a partaker, he ob served his i "It would be better not to make the puddi n gs of that poor mother was so set against, but that it would be take it home a n d g i ve it t o the pigs, for if they should use it, and be afterwards taken bad, he should never forgive himself." There were other circumstances of - a minor cha racterabnud he t the case was by no means brought home to the pri soner,was Acquitted. OXFORD aInOTT7P William XFORD, MARCH 3. Davey was indicted for shooting at his uncle, John ..;: _- ..,~..