The Sun. — London, England, 1820-01-17 00:00:00

li - orn ate LONDON GAZETTE of Jan. 15, 1820 War- o . ffier Jan. 14. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards— Collins, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase; vice Colto'n;Promoted in the 25th Light Dragoons. , 7th Ditto—Lientenant J. Crossley, from the 2501 tight Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice D. Robb, who retires upon half-pay 25th Light Dragoons, reeyiving the difference. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Font Guards—Elisio and lieutenant J. P. Dirotp . Lientettartt, and Captain, by pureliaie, ylee Melloy„fwbo retires ; Ensign and Lieutenant 'C. A: Lord Howard de Walden. 'heir) half-pay of the -Regi ment, to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by ,purchase, vice Dirom. • , 9th Regiment of Font—Lient. G. RohirMn, from half-pay of the Regithent, to be Lieutenant, vice H. J. Sperling, Who st?celionge,s. • , laih Ditto:--EnSign P. E. Macdonell,'from half :pay 25th Foot, to he vice .1. Ilaq, who exchanees: 41st Ditto—Ensign C. (Ell. Booth,•from .bat{-pay 51.1 Fo o t, to be Second Lieolenaol, rice C. "l'. Lewis, win, exchanges. 2211 Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon F.•Bdiwo, M. D. fr •nr half pay 4th Dragoon Guards; to he-Assietoni,Surgeon, vicc•ii\lar -1 tm. appoirled li, tilt e service in the PAst ludies• .".nth Ditto-Ensign I-1. Semple, front (-pay of the 9ath Foot, to be Ensign, vice 11. PUtenger, who exchanges, re ceiYiog the Alitiervner. . • • , 501 ii Ditto—Li eu t. W. I , i . viaieernhe, from half-pay of the 6811 1 Ectoi, to Payniaster. vice :\lorttgernere . deceased. • hash Ditto—Ensign M. Forlimg, t•aeor hon . -pay of the fith Foot, to he v et: .1. M. Russell, who exi.banges, re teiying the ilitho.t.ro.e. f";1;i Major F. B. Eliot, from of the st Foot, to heCaptai;i of a CimiPany, vice E. Lambert, vxcliangt 1 ,, , ,,;; o :o T. Stevenson, to be Lieutenant, wit h- Jut inn coo,r, vice Isbell, deceased. * Eo be Ensigns—Ensirm H. Fotherel:l, from.half.pay of the algth Foatveire H A. Nntt, who exelianges, rereiviitg the ditferet cc; II.• 14%. Broiled'', Gent. without. purchase, vice Stevensen.. • 67111 bitter--Lieutenant J. Spow, (dim the e9th Font, to be Captain of a CuMpaoy; withont purr bate, vice James, pro moted. Pet iliito—Lientennut G . Vincent, from the 4Gth Font, to Lr Lirutruallt, wit htlut yttEctrase;? vice 4 t iow, promoted in the 117th Foot. . 920 Pearson, Gent., to he Ensign, without pur chase. rice Gorden, eromoted. 91 , 1 Ddto—Ceiptaiii R. ('. Mansel, from half-pay - of the F.eld Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice J. Tyler, who ex elmeges. 4th Royal Vi.tet . .an Battalion—Captain W. Machay;frOni the late Nth RovhlVeterae Battalion, to be Capron) of a Com pany, vice Odlunt, whose appointment has not takeu.pleee; Lituteriant Campbell, Lunt the late 1 till Reyal Veteran Battalion, to b. , Lieutenant, vice lunches, whose appoiat smolt has ent token place; Ewign 1). Frazer, from the late sth it, yal Veteran. Battalion,. to he Ensign, vice Stewart, ,vt hose appointment has not talien place. sth !loyal Vetel'ati Battalion—C.lo4lin J. Nicholson, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battoliov, to-he Captain of a Com.iany, viceHawker.whose appointment ins iii,t,taken place. 6th 'loyal Vageran Battalion—Lieut. C, 11 from the late 3d Reyal Vt.term' Battalion, to heLientenant, rice Scott, svhoSe aptioi-+tment has not talen place. . _'l'o he Ensigns—Ensign D. Blaeli, from the late 11th Royal. Liattal:on. vice Shoehletl.ze, whose appointment has th,t Ensi:ol W.•Perry,' frOin the late - 7th• Royal Vs t te•an Battalion, vice •Kennedy, appoi nie nt not token place; Fatsign T. Holder,frnni the latestb Royal Veteran Battalion, vice 'Snip It; Whose aPpointment Itas nut taken place. • 7th.ltoyal Veteran Battalion—Captain H. Odhem, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a ('om pany, vice . `Yl'Dtinuell, Whose appointment has not Liken place To lie - Lieutenants—Lieut. G, Palmer, from the late 70 Royal Veteran Battalion, vice M'inrue, whose appointment has not' talon) place . ; Lieut. J. Coclirint , , from 11)... late sth Pf.ya! Veteran I:attalion, vice Thom, whose appointment has mg taken 40-ice; Lieut. J. HinckeS, fttila the late, 4th Royal l(f.tterao Battalion, vice J. M:lntosh, whose appointment ha- not Inlet' place; Lirttt. D. Scott, from 'the late 7th ihiya! Veierai;-nattaiion; vice Sutherland, whose appoiatment has not talen•ploce. To be Ensigns—Ensigns T. Evmson, from the late 5t Ii Itoval Velcr ill Baitalio,n, vii c Ctoeing, '.r e use appoititment hat not tala`n place ; J. Maloney, (ruin the late Bth Royal Veteran' Battalion, vice Breirmer, whose appointment has not tal,“ place; J. Nl'Lanchlart, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice R.ottertson; whose appointment liar not talaq place ; Knight, from the late 711, Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Patterson, whose appointment has riot taken place ; It. Stewart, from the late SO Royal Veteran Bat talion, vice. Wrig,ht, whose apPointwent has nut taken place. Crown-0,1(e, ✓an. 15. Member retnrned to serve in this present P•rrlitunent. Borough of t•ifton Dartmouth Hnrdee•c.---Charles Milner, Ricketts. lisq . in the room of Arthur lioldswurth, - Esq. who has accepted the Chilttro flondreds. BANK4UP"IS. J. Trustrum,Grove,'Great Guilford-street, Snrrev, carpen ter, Jan. 21, 29, and Feh. 46, at twelve, at Guildhall. Soli citor, Mr. J. Harmer, Hatton-zarriett. G. Twiddy, Bread-street-hill, oilman , „ Jan. 42, Feb. 2, and 96. at ten. at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. D. Jones, Sise-lane, Queen-street. C. R. Bead, Barbican-court, merchant, lan. ee, and 26, at twelvo, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Sweet and Co. Ba , inKlialt-street. T. D. St. George Smith, Rotherhithe, cork-mannfletnrer„ Jan. 2-2, Feb. I; and 2f, at twelve, at Guildhall: Solicitor, Nr. G. Edmunds. Extitegner Odic,: of Pleas, . It. Phillips, Asliburnhatn, Sussex. fainter, Jail. 22, 29, and- Feb. WI,. at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. E. Ellis, (lois-. ters; Temple. R. Farrer, Bread-street, Cheaplideovarehouleman, Jan, 18, 29, and Feb. 26, at ten, at Cittildhall. 'Solicitors, Messrs. Hurd and CO King's Bench Wails, - Tettiple. 1,. 'fact - tits, Nassau-street, Middlesex Hospital, glass-dealer, Jan.-22, Feb. 2. and 26, at, ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Norton. New Unio,p-street,.Little Moorett,:s. 11. Thompson' and T. Moses[Paradise;-Tow, Rotherliithe, wine-meichants. Jan: 18, 29, atid Ftb. 96, sit ten, at Guild hall. Solicitor,.Nlr.Butekinson, Crown-conrt, strt et. Chap Mart, Bishopsgate-street Without, haberdasher, Jan. 22, 29. and Feb. 26, at eleven, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Farreti, Threadneedle-street. J. Scott, Fore-street, corn dealer, Jan. 22, 29, and It'eb.'26, at eleven ? at . Gniidhall. Solicitor; Mr. C. Wills, Hatton - garden. , , J-Fearnall, Wbite Cottage, New Cross, Deptford, ruer et.at, Jan. 22, 29, and Feb. 26, at ten, at Guildhall. So- licifors, Messrs. Wotidward and Co., Nicholas-lane, Lom bard-street. . . T. Morris, Misfit!, linen-draper, Jan. 27, ?fl i and F. 26, at'ne, at, the Bush Inn, Corn•stri . :et, Bristol. Solicitors, Itlessrs. Daniei and Co., Union-street, - livistol; and Mr. J. real son, Pu nip-court , Tern plc. J. Bracervel), briusilty, Leeds, inviceeper, Jan. 31, at four, Feb. 1, and at eleven, at the Sessions Ilituse, - Leeds. Solicitors, Mr. It. Bat , ye, Cbancery-lane ; and Mr. W. Har greaves, • E. Nliirgati, Knighton, Radnorshire, won stapler, reb. 4, 5, and:2/i, at eieven, at the King's Head Inn, h.ington, He refordshire. Solicitors, 111risrs. Davies and Co., Kiagtou ; and Mr. B. Pttgll, Bernard-street, Ritssell-squa,ve. C. Morris, Cateaton-street, warehouseman, dan• ge. ` 2 .9, and Fcb. cvi, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. rartington, Cursitor street. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 12, 4. Whininghaat, .Liverpool, grocer--Feli. 8, 'l'. Dill, Leeds, 'Jumbo: it—Feb. 8, .1. Rouse, Liverpool, Mer chant—Erb. 8, J. Jeffery, Tunbridge,' Kent, shopkeeper--; Feb. 5, 1. Corner and R. Corney, East India Chambers, nicr 7 eliants—Feb. 5, E. :lesion!, Brook's Mews, nanorer-square, backlit.) man—Feb. 5, W. Tomlinson, Nottingham, haber dasher—Feb. 5, 'l'. Walters and •W. Perkins. Portsmouth, slopstifees,—Feb. 5, J. 'la).loe, East Smithfield ' tobacconist— Feb. 5, 'l'. Hughes, Ludgate-street, bool , :Seller—Fib• 7, J. Stoizes,, Liverpool, merchant—Feb. 7, J.. Mallinson, Bird sedge, A G. Mallitison, and .1. r 9 Allinson, Hud dersfield. 'Yorkshire, merchafits—Feb. 8, J. Lever, Ashby de-la-Z.llcl', 'draper—Fein. 5, T. IVilistattley and W. C. Gale. Liverimol, anclionters—Feb. 5, .1. Wild, Rochdale, Laneashisr, dealer in glass—Feb. 8, R. Calverley, Kegworth, Leicestershire, miller. (SERTIFICATEk—FER 5. _ T. Co;imam, Pudding-lane, 'CIA salesimin—O. Parker, New Shoreham, Sits.ex. tailor-,-J. Wright, Blue Anchor Road, Bermondsey, 'licensed vinegar dealer—James Shynn, Mahlon, coal and wine nierchautp—.l. Broad•street, merchant —W. 11iatth e, Liverpool, merchant —T. Rattray, er Thame,-street, wine and -brandy merchant—Fryer Great Winchester•sttect, merchant-=--.1 Hotlinan, Mile Im•w e r,--ty, Linton, Colchester, line.l-tu antifac -1 arer—W. lquilaersfield, merchants- 1 : W. Boo; h and 1. Blandon, Kiny.:3 I-lead-court, Beech-street, I. , n;cas ter, iron unitiger —rt. Wood, Hart-street, Muumspury-square, paper- anger PROLOGUE To 1I COMEDY or GALLANTRY . ; -or, ADVENTURES in MADRID. SPOK%N BY MR. BARNARD. noise heard of altercation behind tiw Scenes ; a gentleman forces his entrance at the Door on the Prompter's side, and having- closed it, speaks.) No, no, Sir Prompter spite of all your rage, For once I'll fret my minute on the stage. Hold!—(To the Audicnce.)—wl►cn those fav'rite London ciies are o'er Of " !fats uff!"—" Down, down!"—" Box-keeper, the door!" I'll tell you wherefore, front you upper tier, I've boldly forc'd a dangerous itassage here. Most tura with sonir autipAthies are curst ; To ►nc; of all, a Prologue is t be ►Forst. I bate to see a.sabie-suited Entreat compassion fur au Author's fright; Paint n'l the horrors Q f his care-warti. life, His midnight moaning"; o'er his child awl wife; Or dwell with fervour on a Briinn's name, Our mtqcy and ()it; twiull's lattiv; ‘l'llilst'one line tingles with your country's cause, The next, mostly, prays for your applaLise wiilnoi.;ns to think, good-natured elves, uoi)le, as our risible selves Thus tliey prepare the dose, and su strung ..,iske it, That tlotut (wl.to swailuws well) sumetintes won't take it. I'shaw ! Why is I . liis? I'm sure no one cat. say', A prologue ever yet preserv'd a play— For nine nights too !—a thing so out of . reason, That we woo pot chase tiebets for the season, Have voted it ~,)rtr suit is. whether Yost cannot now reform it altogether? Tho', if 'tis said.the tender bantling ought T., be in prologue leading-strings yet brought, By three propitious days you'll surely own 'Tis folly time to Ict'it run alone; And should it, on its first production here, So weak, so'dnil, so rickety appear, To need such Poor support, I I;cg you'lrdeigU At once to send it hack to nurse again. On adventitiotis aid ttis vain to call, By his own nu•rits must he stand or fall; Thus all the favour fie callhopeironi yOu, Is, that with liatience you will hear it throukh: Adieu! I Hasten to regain nsy'station, And leave these ptintalfor : yottr 'consideration. ti;ti3OduE. SPIIKEN . BY 14113. EDWIN. The drama.done,—Q4o44 now no more— I come, myself, your kindness to itoplores But if Pythagoras!have told us true, As sudden change maybe your portion too. Death, in his creed's a second Harlequin, Who does but cbaOge the persons of the scene; The smiting 'widow, the change succeeds, Asg'ai f dener still relay rake, and still hate weeds; The school-boy shaking at his master's nod, . . , Turn'd to a . fish may tremble at the tort; Young L.dies now in beauty's spring time glowing, As farmers still may ply the work of Yon side box beau, when time his parting tells, Chang'd to a siptton, still may play with bells. Actors who stun the Pit with tragic rage, As Coachmen 'midst full Bores mount the Stas!. An equal change shall fall . our Critics too, To soldiers turit'il they'll flourish in review; And authors changed—oh ! hear !—But I should say Something about our Author and his Play:— Firit, Maids, I charze you—'tis a potent spell - As you would shun the leading apes in hell, Be gentle to Our - Authlit and his Play, 1)o you say, Yes—your lovers won't say Nay. Ye married La lies, by the portrait ble'st, That lurks in ring, or nestles in your breast, I pray, say Yes—you've said it ere to-day, To awful words, " Love, honour, and obey;' And if you now det4,'m. speak it low, , 'Twill look as if you wisli'dthat Yes were No. As for you, beaux, " by. Bosatind's bright eye," And the sweet charms that there ailjacent lie, • By sighs, by . billet-dear, flames, Cupid's, darts, Pray ye applaud, and do it with your hearts. We 'pray Ye Clods, to shoot in merry note, For, mdl who pay., in our house have a vote. And cc, dark Critics—Faith, what shall I say 'To beg your kindness for this evening's play ? Sure there's some good in it—then do not, ekes, Like'spiders, suck the worst part for yoursdves ; Bui'rove, like bees, throughout the poet's bow's . , ;And cull the sweets of eery passing flow'r. And now, kind'Fi lends, ere Epilogue departs, Give us your hands, and we will give our hearts. • EXTRAORDINARY ALLIANCR !—A marriage took place, at St. Nicholas' Church, iu this city, on Saturday vaornin„ , t— last, in which the bride was upviards of seventy !" and the bridegroom ' only twenty. one years of 'age ! It attract .d so much of the' attention of the persona in the neighbour hood, that it was late in the day before . the par ties Could leave the chur c h. The name of the 1 - ride is a Mrs. - M`Cartby, of Abbcy-street, and is supposed to heel; left a property of 2000!. by stn:, relative in the West lollies; and the bride groom is a" Mr. cOuroy, lately a clerk in the of• lice of a respectable Attorney in chit (cork Chronicle, Jan. 12.) AisscOoTE OF LORD Net.sote.—Lord NRLSON held promptness of measures'and exactness as to time as most valuable qualities :—Ordering a tradesman to send off some articles fur him so early as 6 A. 1 ,4., on the man's saying, " Yes, toy Lord ; 1 will be on the spot myself by six o'clock," he mildly touched him on the shoulder, and with ta" vcri significant look added, " Mr. a quarter of an hour before, if you please." The tradesman seemed astonished, but gi affimered out, " Surely, toy Lord, if you wish it : yes, t! quarter before six—pa, a quarter before, instead of six."—" Hight," said his Lordship, " It is to that qtiarter !Wore the time •hat 1 owe all the good I ever Twenty-four convicts were brought into jail here, ,Irnm Glesgo"., on Monday and Tursthly, *Lich; with eleven that were tried here, mikes no less 'ban thirty-five now in o; Who o re to be shipped at Leith, in a few days for Botany Day, LA' varioutperiods.—(Ealiribuqh Courant.) I‘IYSTERIOUS CASE. Matti Rottornn-SrtletiT.—On Siittirday an in whichoexcited the greatest interest, and lasted iill a very late holm, came on at this office before J. E. COIsIANT, E. the. Sittiog Mdgis trate. Elizabeth Barnes, a girl 16 years of age, was brought op in the custody of Plank, the 'officer, charged .hy Mr. John Wright, linen-draper, of Foley: 7 place, M4ry-le-hone, on suspicion of having at several times set fire to his !loose a m.; t ocu i- She was also charged with having bysorne exit:sonatina: y means set fire to 'the Wearilw ap parel of Mrs. Wright at carious times, by which her clothes were burned off her hack, and in joted her so dreadfully that her life is despaired of. The office was crowded to excess. Mr. Wright stated, that the prisoner had'been servant in the house for some time past * but they never susa..cted tier of any titbit; wrong until ti,ey were induced harm the folio xiog most ex traordinary circumstances, to entertain an idea that she had intentions of destroying the house and family :—Weelnesday mot ohig, ,Tati n the 51b, ahout halt past eight o'clack, his mother was sitting in the parlour by het self, and the pri 7 soner was in the shop alone ; his mother was seriously alarmed by a fire cs hich broke Out in the shop. which did considerable injury, >tad it com menced by some means in one of the drawers the cannier. Friday, the 7th cif Jahtni't y, abort( 11 o'cl-ck in the !opining, his nuillter was si:t!gig by the fire io the kitchen, the Frisson! being th e only person with her, and On, rising she bad not gone as tar as the door before all It.:r clothes were on lite; and had it not been for speedy usistaneein putling:mit the flames, she would have been burn ed to -death ; site was horned dreadfully, Th'e next ,day (Saturday), about .12 o'clock ,in the morning, nit witness's room home, he had tort heels long in the house before_he was alalane,dbj the d , eadful screaraa of his mother, N% ho I . YAS in the kitchen ; he proceeded there, and_again found her enveloped in flames ; he succeeded in put r inn them out ; there was . scaacely any, fire , in the grate at the time ; the prisoner was the only verso!) with her ; anti when her elothe caught fire his mother was more than 8 feet from the grate., N 0 suspicion was at this time tonne l ahxtitsst fife pai 7 sorer, an d „h e w as Olderfd to protect his Mother. —on t h e Sunday he ,ties itethe,pylonr, a~i4l his mother and the prisoner sver.e in, the kitchen to, get her, but being, alarmed by her set earns,. he ran (Jowl) stairs, and torrid her again.covered 'vaitjt flames—be pot. a rug_over her, and /Mt thvin by which he saved her life. Part of her clothes tvere burned to a cinder, and her flesh was mane-, daily injured. The prisoner bad .tint Jett Mite, kitchen at the,tinte,this hirinr i erted,,and when his '!docker w as , crossing the kiielten slle found again in flames ; her clothes were burned off her back ; -be diet not know means she caught fire,hot it as fully cnntitetit Ghat no steal k flewoo her; she thonght snlnetlii9gc,salpitroptoral attended her. She descrihed when tb.e flat:nes touched her ,96n, that she felt it like knives croasirgAser. The pi i sutler when this hpppent;cl burst taint latighing at his mother,. although her wan' in peal; the. suspicion on his ankod was, that the prisoner it at! thro,en something on her to came the burnitqi, O, the Sunday his mother was placed under the pro-, teetion of Irks sister, Eno happening t,ir go into the, kitchen where the plispiter was, her clothes by; some unknown =anti again caopt tire ; tier vie,- . lent screams alaimed Miss Wiigitt, who went, down's'tairs an d found her clothei all in flames she tore Off her clothes as well as ttle could, fiat she, was injured so dreadfully by,the foe that she was put to used ; they left her appateotly asleep, hot its a short time after they were again alarmed by leer' screams, and on going no stairs they tumid her in the bet! ,surrounded by ate, the bed ;tied the curtains bring all in a blaze, and site a tetopt hid to extinguish them ; the house and pro pel ty were much injured. The prisoner was at ter warda sent up stairs, and site came down again, saying the room was all on fire ; they went op stairs and found one of the rooms all inflames ; they were 'slat . Much difficulty put ou r, 'l' text alarm was on Tuesday evening at halt past eight o'clock ; when he return! d home his shier Inet ' kiln, and said the place hail been in the to most 'Confusion, 'art& again on fire ; the conn- ter (a fixture) - was - literally destroyed, and the ; d ace • was fill e d wit h unlike and . fire ; there were two drawers belonging to the conotet, the one marked A. and the other marked B a the fire commenced in the drawer A., Ayhjell Ls ins injured; and that marked B. without the least, symptoms of fire in it, was given to the, pri+oner tO take into the coal-vault ; she tOnk it down, but shortly returned, saying the vault was all. on fire on proceeding thither be found the coals all on fire; engines arrived, and it was put vac ; the drawer wasiying there; the family were now in a'serions state or alarm, and Mr, lidoll, a neigh, bottr, proposed sitting up all night with Miss Wright to watch the house. The prisoner was ordered to go to bed at 11 o'clock, at which time she went, but she shortly returned, begging them to go . up stairs, that Mr. Bonnistet's room (one of the lodgers) was on fire ; they went up stars to Mr. Bannister's room, and found him going to bed, and calling out lire. Witness the!) opened his sister's bed-risom door, when, he was pearly knocked down by the flames and 'smoke rushing oPon hint ; the room %vas filled with a dense smolte, - and the room all ill a blaze, lie Y , 't.1 , 1 to a mahogany chest of drawers, the day aft e r, all' of Which were locked except one, on opeo 7 ing which, the flames rushed out on blip, ;said he drawers partly wet e burned to a citider. At four k in the afternoon of the same day, another fire broke out in the same room, although firemen were employed to stay io the house, and had stopped tip the preceding night. 'the folio %slog morning, about eleven o'clock, another tire broke oat in an apartment up Stalls, and did considerable injory. The prisoner on the discovery of the fire, was seeo dose by the door, (older very suspicions eiremustauct Si and he olderell her,instantly to quit the house He, spoke 10 Mr. Lockie, of the Fire-office. The officers, of this eatablishmeat were employed make eVery enqui4-, and since the pcitvo.r, hatl quitted th e place they hail not undergone the least alai to. Ilis . naother was confined to ht‘ bed, and [tire tvai untie** the rare of a surgeon, .without the least hopes of recovery. •- Mks Wright aitentted in a very weak coucji , lion, and corroborated every thing her brother had 'stated. Plank, the officer, here stated, that he had made. every enguiryinto the chatactrts of the lodgers, which were very good. • Mr. Bannister, one of the lodgers, said he was' porter in the employ of Mr. It win, hatter, ofi Oxford-street. 0,11 the night of th. r fire he heard so ! ne person walking in the apartment over his, and afterwards head them come •do'wn and enter Miss Wriglit's chtstnber. Ile thought it was thtt priioner. ShorOy after, he was alatmed by hear? ing the chanthcr vvas on fire: it vva.3 adjoining lkis apatt mem. - Mrs. Bannister corroborated the above. The prisoner,. io her defence, denied the charge ; And soil her mistress's clothes caught fire acciden tally. She knew noihipg of the other accident.- Mr. CONANT said, of ,all the cases he had ever t , earcl,of, he never knew of one to equal the abovi irr atrocity, cud he had no doubt, but the prisoner was guilty of something which he Was afrail could not be brought against her, without the ;Men thine.of Mrs. Vi'right ; the evidence was defective unless it ,came from her own mouth. She being unAble to attend, .rtud (eking the prisoner's youti into conidcrafind, he Would ordcr her to find bail to keep the peace towards her, until Mrs. Wright was ):bie to attend. herself . . Mr. Wright assure() the Xl.igicrate that he would use every entreal to mike her come forwlrd, but her situation at Present %A as most dangerous. C LER KEN WELL SESSIONS. Saturday Abraham Van Brienen was pot to the bar, charged with obtaining 101. from a Clerk of Mr. Carboners, the wine -merchant. The facts vre vet y clearly proved, and the Jury without besita:. lion found him guilty. U c afterwards pleaded guilty iOl two other, indictments, and the Court sentenced him to transportation. It appeared that 'the pi ironer is-a Russian, of most respecta bl e con ' -; flexions, and that be. has, .by getting into pared company, spent a very large sum i n Ot ft country. Joh -Durham And James Gladman were intli.!•e‘i t u t (±cr th e 57,f II of the King, f' ,, r assm4hing s ,, n y e gd i tnekeepets its - Bushy qn the 701 of Do r cember. It appeared th,it the prisoners, with two others, were discovered in the park, in tlt In iddi e o f, t h e . It l g iit:in question, - by the keeper, i tt e n e d i t l .: e r rs s t , r a o t ng tc m suspicious ,c n o c t r ii c e m o sa , e t il ? c i e n s, anti to, .4 t; 1 1 Elbe 4 1.. )41y. they resisted`; . and beat the keeper Severely With ieks or bludgeons. They were both 'found guilt, erttlthe Court sentenved Dow!! am to trat,sport4.- thin for seven yeo.i . s, aud Gladtnau to six tnoutj itn:i; ismiunefit. Ttie ( - viler business, which was immaterial, di,ros e d ,f, th e Grand Jury, were (Ns ch"iged, and tie 5:151,,ps 111ortm•rt BY POIFON,—We can sc arce fittd wards in which *to pourtray our hor ror pt t h e. dreadful eitentuStances -we art: fated to re late. . Qn Sunday lasi, a young tnAti,.na,,,„d Cod lilts, by trade a brogue-maker, and a corpor.il the Stall of,the Lloyd County Litnedek - paid a visit, to: a young- Ni!Oritall,' named daoghter to a sycayer,leolding i n 1101 4 .. r.. bnoy, to whom he had for some time hevrt pitying his addresses, and was considered in ,t - h'e li g ht oilier fittnre husband : they were. to hr ; united. Mt the. following day. A minA 4 r of 4,, e young wontan's friends hail assetplded, : and' punch was introduced, of whiz!) the yonu t z e o n; le were forced to drink plentifully, and soon afte became totaily insensible ; they icere,thti plaetA on a loft, together, and were found . th e ttq c t r norn i ng In H state of total absorption; t h ey 1 ;) , t4i , i tw. 41,1ipn the vite,,A . spark beeame,entiTyly e7“inetio .both. rtiis th,y 'rare united', it DOt fethe - bonds of wrdl oe l i , at least tar t h e cookiyhraces of death ! Ati inquest is rtrov holding on I holdby the Mayor, as Coroner. Tire botlie have been ctpeued by the physicians,and it,ja ti m e/ 100rd they wet e destroyed by somedrleteriona drug., v0)411.100 be.en adtninistereil to titers. Seven p e rsons were apprehended on suspicion, but as tt?C examinations are not must stip here. appears the young worrpto was entitled in her own right, to a strm of MM. which, -it is pro bable, was the stimulus to this most horrible deed,—(Linteriek Advertiser ) At the Cintethirty Quarter Sessions.a labouring min, of the name of Best, has been convicted, on the evidence of his own claughler, of havi ng 1 ) ,„„/ ed her up to N bed-post till she was orally sense less, in a fit of anger at seeing bcr come home fruit ina.ing in her Sunday clothes. The pros/ cution was instiltittd by the_paridi. Tire son?r, in his &fence,' alleged that the charge ginated in a cenubniation bet ween his tvife and thughters, auel denied that be hung up the gill, having only given her slight. chastisement. lie WaS sentenced to he itnitt ironed-lourteen ditys. E.EirrilS. On the 29th ult., at Naples,' the Larly . of Thomas Burch. Western, Esq., of altingstone-place,tinfrolli, of a daughter. On the' lilt' ittst.., at the Nianor-hnoie, .Extrionth, DevOn, the Lsdy of .1. 4srectland, Esq., late Principal Cuanuissaritsx Lis Majesty% Forces, Gibraltar, of a son. MARR lED. On the lash inst., atSt.Georg,c's, flantwer-square, James Andersint, Esq., of Montreal, to Mrs. liewson, of Havering bower, Essex. OwSatorday, at Islington, the Reverend William Collier Stun hers, of Queen's College, tlforei, and of Greenwich, to Ameha, second dattpiter of Mr. Robert Ohlershaw,•of Is!.ingtou. DIED. At Southampton, on the 13th inst., after a short but severe• illness, Mrs. Bret'', relict of the late Peter Brew, Esq. • On Saturday inornini.-, at Highgate, Elizabeth, fourth daughter of the late- Willi m Bloxinu, Esq., of the same On Tuesday, the 11th instant, Susanna, the wife of •W each, Esq., of Slwine-street. LONDON: P:•inted by J. B. CMISTA MS, of No. 29, Great Ortnond-street, Qi.een-square; and published by W. A. • SCRIPPS, o f 7, Small .Ilul/on-..street t . Oil:ce, No. t .12, Strand where Advertisements, Orde'...., (post-paid) must 1:4-a1idressrt.t. I I , fen, the Ott S'i