The Sun. — London, England, 1820-04-05 00:00:00

WARWICK ASSIZOS, APRIL 4. Ts@ XING V. CARTWRIOUT, WOOLER, EDMONDS, AND OTHERS. (Extract of a Letter.) " This important case remains postponed on li ceount of the indisposition of the Judge. A letter Wee addressed :o hint yesterday by the defendants 16 ascertain what measures had been taken for supplying his place, supposing his illnebs should Prevent him trom proceeding with the Trial. To t his an answer was returned, that it could not e°lll e on earlier than Wednesi.y. Yesterday another application was made to the Judge (whose In dkposition has inereased), c: - ;d it is stated that t he Trial will not come on lore Monday next. — In addition to the illness the Judge, Mr. Ser. leont VAUGHAN, the She+ if, and the Gaoler, arc 411 indisposed. " The defence is said to be arranged in the following order :—Mr.DENMAN, as Senior Conn eel, by etiquette Of COMA, leads for Mr. MAD.. b° CKS ; Mr. Hut, reads an argument, having for Its object toshew the illegality of the indictment, 1411 d an elaborate defence, of great length, pre- Pared by Major CARTWRIGHT, which will occupy 'RI least six bouts. This, it is expected, will ter- Minate the first day's business. Mr. HILL will resum e on the morning of the second day, with an "dress to the Jury, in addition to the defence of Il iajor CARTWRIGHT. " Mr. LEWIS intends to form his line of de f'nee by an illustration of the princip 1 points taken up by Mojor CARTWRIGHT, whose Bill of Ilights and Liberties will be read by Mr. Lewis, With comments as he proceeds. " Mr. EDMONDS will next follow in defence Nu ) the general principles of the case, and is ex- Peetett to occupy the Court for a very considerable le ngth of time. " Tale. WooLER will bring up the rear of the defence out of such materials as may arise out of the proceedings. In addition to this, on the part 4.) f the defendants, Mr. PETER WALKER will CMOs.. ' e XartlitlC the witnesses for the Prosecution. It is e vident front this arrangement, that the time of t he Court will be occupied for several days. A 7111 -tch g r eater number of persons have arrived at \Vat wick, to witness the proceedings, than has e ver been attracted upon any former occasion aid the greatest anxiety prevails, from the (ulcer -144:f1y when Ow trial will commence." Buttner Assiztts.—The business of these As sizes having terminated, the prisoners have arriv ed at tiorsemonger-Line Goal, to undergo their Various sentences. There were twenty-two curt victs that received sentence of death ; tlt=r whole were, however, reprieved before the Judge left Kingston, except th e following, who are ordered for exectnion on Monday next :—//enry Payne, av,eil '24, for sheep-stealing and burglary ; James Waoledge, 33, for the like offence ; and ahe 32, fin a burglary at Richmond. The case of tltr latter convict is rather singular, he having been out on hail, surrendered at the Assizes, con tinently iquicipating an acquittal. MAncaotiouou-flousc.—Gieat preparations are Malting for the openi , g of the town residence of his Royal fligt , ness the Prince LeOPOLD of Saxe 4 _ l ol)ourg. The Great Hall and the magnificent Ba ng „,ifi ng Ro om were to have been illumi nated last t eek, when a dinner party was to have been given; it was intended as the corn- Theneement of a series, but his Royal High- Less was obliged to postpone the festive scene, owing to the unavoidable absence Iron) London of the leading Personages invited. The Grand H4l will •probably not take place this season, owing to the lamented demise of his illustrious 140 E11er-in-law. The Duchess of KENT was to h ave presided on this occasion. Contrary to expectation, the works sent to the Academy, for the ensuing exhibition, are very numerous. Sir TtiOS.LAWRENCE, who arrived from the Continent a few days ago,hrought over with him eight whole lengths ; Sir Wm. BREctny has the same number, and some others of the Royal A cademicians have three, four, and five pictures each. A detachment of the 70th Regiment (Cameron Ilighlanders) recently landed at Plymouth from Guernsey. Another divi , don arrived on Friday 'est. The remainder were now ly expected. They veer " the garb of old Ganl," and this, added to !heir fine athletic appearance, reminds us of the hues of their imtil or( Hi : "But bring a Scotswan fray his bill, clap in hr cut:L.4 a highlaud gill, say, sudi is ll++)al George's will, Au there's the toe; He Las nae thought but bow to kill Twit at a wow," On Monday a tanner residing on this side of Ithinford, went into a spew-bouth at Stepney l air, Entitled the " Wo n derful Travelling Decep ' . :1 " 8 ," and atter remaining u shunt time to Wit. 'less their titxlerity, I,e found some of the specta• tors as great adepts in the slight of hand as the V i ew man, for they not only stole his pocket andkerchiet, but also his pocket-book, contain ii)g 121, in banknotes. P ERFECTION of PUNNING.—A celebrated living Anther lately that he rarely made a " hut when I do," said he, " Ptn very proud ...I it, for it is alwtivs the worst that ever was Berl e , and therefore excellent." " The other 'lay," he continued, n " Lady spoke to me about gallery of pictures, and remarked, dt sh e should vet y much like to get an intro 4fttr'ion to see them. Well, said 1, he is my find you 01,01 go and pick his pocket." I : I 14 c Isis pocket !" she exclaimed, " why should ." ? " Why," said 1, " because he has 4 ", o soldiery, possibld cause of The the sot- ous."—" coded to log very )cv cams to? who ication ? ce with. , It tbeti iat"the t appear then it t be tbc Bch vir- ea wits m in la the leis le 00- 1811t110 Jtficer'► ion may vhjc[i i$ eople et mes, btit tern am- don fur )119 Of a London )Ie char :oration in the piritect, L.ri to his and to Heartily Baronet 3is eleA S it igs gave a in every n of his :~c:zens. er to 1)8 J oyaity's , on thi* ing whom he other lie Solllle ugs and Ni in a him 39 errors, o much e Ng' e aboog 'g, and the un' ncy did ►'clock hooper , arrive'', :ellencl severS i to wit' : Roads which ncy the n Calaii M etrO' inder P tantity of [arkety i° and par' cles we re am ple ° tiler sor t. arrival of t of a ther e It 'begs "- io tb° ;hers o f i arl D 4*ing Bs "1 ros , year c ' t ;We d° er. l'/141 ~~~' HIGH TREASON. Tile following is a test of the witnesses Woo arc to give evidence on the part of tl►e Crown in the approaching trials for High Treason : Robert Adams, cordwainer, now in custody L. Alderson, Antelope-gardens, Hulywell-mouut, cordwainer James Aldous, Berwick-street, pawnbroker George Avis, Bow-street patrol William Adkins, Governor of the House of Correction Right Honourable Charles Bathurst John Baker, servant to the Earl of Harrowhy Robert Baker, Esq. Justice of the Peace, Bow-street Gabriel Baker, Verrioan, Warder of the Tower W. H. Baldwin, shopinan to Mr. Culoaghi, printseller, Cock- spur-street William Barrow, chairmaher James BAsey, soldier, 421.1 Regiment Coldstream Guards Bishop, officer, Bow-street Richard Birdie, Esq. Bow—Area Office J. Britl, servant to Joliu Saundets, St. John-street, Cler- Lenwell William Charles Brooks j Bow-street patrole Charles Moil-elder, Esq. Assistant Solicitor, Treasury John Bohner, Warder of the Tower Thomas Bohn, watchman John Bamford, Captain and Adjutant of the London and Westminster Light Horse Voboort:l.s James Buller, Esq. one of the Clerks of the Privy Council George Brand, turnkey of the House of Correction Henry Brand, ditto Viscount Castlereagh Thomas Carr, cordwainer Robert Carter, Yeoman, Warder of the 'lower George Cayloel, Cato-street, blacksmith Joseph Champion, Bow-street patrole Robert Chapman, ditto Rd. Vise. Chetwynd, one of the Clerks of the Privy Council Stephen Claddis, Yeoman, Warder of the Tower John Clark, ditto William Clark, ditto ' Thomas Clark, Great York Mews, Portman-square, tailor Witham Cooper, Warder of the Tower Jonathan Curtis, soldier 2d Coldstream Guards John Sygrove, ditto John Davy, Parker-street, Drury-lane, wheelwright Jeremiah Davies, Warder of the Tower H. Davies, servant to the Earl of Aylesbury, Grosvenor-sq. Thomas Davison, printer, Duke-street, West Smithfield George 'Jenne. yeoman, Warder of the Tower - Gei ard Devisme, Esq. Bryanstone-street, merchant J. Dobson, Silver-street, Clerkenwell, dealer in old iron Esther Dobson, wife of the above. Thoinas Dreyer, Gee's-court, Oxford-street, bricklayer J tines East, Warder of the Tower Richard East, ditto • Robert East, White-street, Moorfields, letter-castet George Edwards, ltanelagh-place, modeller James Edgar, soldier, 2d Coldstream Guards James Ellis, Bow-street patrole T. Farrell, Duke's-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, green grocer Frederick litzclarence, Ensign, 2d Coldstream Guards Patrick Flanagan, St. Giles, watchman William Fletcher, Warder of the Tower William Ford, Mount-street, Lambeth, cordwainer Emanuel Francis, Southampton-mews, Marylebone, labourer William Fryer, Warder of the Tower Benjamin Georg , Gill, Bow-street patrole H. Gillan, servant to Mr. Whittle, apothecary, Mount-street Mary Gould, Adam's-mews, Grosvenor-square, victualler Elizabeth Gould, Stanhope-street, Clare market, victualler William Gibbs, Bow-street pat role Dudley, Earl of Harrowhy, Lord President of the Council Joseph Hale, apprentice to John Thomas Brunt, bout-closer Edward Hanson, serjeant of artillery, Tower John Harknett, Clement's Inn, labourer Janice Harrell, Lamb Chapel-court, Monkwell-street, cord- waiver Thomas Hatton, Warder of the Tower Joseph ilayward, Long-alley, Moorfields, cordwainer Thomas Hiden, Manchester-stews, milkman Mary Hoare, Great Wild-street, spinster Hobbs, White-hart-yard, Brook's-market, victualler H. Hubhouse, Esq. anti of his Majesty's Under Secretaries of State Gr.rge Howard, Fox-court, Gray's Inn-lane, cordwainer Wil;,am Humphrey, Warder of the Tower Sainuti -Humphreys, RAnor-street, St. Luke's, iron-founder James Inglis. soldier, 2d Regiment Coldstream Guards 'Thomas Jennings, New Compton-street, carver and gilder J a n e I saac s, Cato-street, spinster Thomas Keyes, Frith-street, Soho, victualler Thomas Keyes, the elder, Gent. same place Walter Knowles, Warder of the Tower John Lane, Gent. Gaoler of the Tower Stephen Lavender, officer, Bow-street William Lee, patrole, Bow street John Leeson, Warder of the Tower William Legg, serjeant, 2(1 Regiment Coldstream Guards Elijah Lichfield, Clerk of the Office of the Solicitor of the Treasury James Lott, serjeant, 2d Regiment Coldstream Guards Edward Lawson, Browo's-lane, Spiral-fields, carrier Ann MacCarthy, Gray's-buildings, Manchester-square Thomas Main, Warder of the Tower John Mansfield, servant to Ensign Fitz Clarence George Manic, Esq. Solicitor to the Treasury Thomas Miles, IVarder of the Tower Giles Franklin Moay, Marylebone, watchman Thomas Monument, Garden-court, Gray's Inn-lane, cord- wainer John Monument, prisoner in the Tower Thomas Morris, Warder of the Tower John Maddock,' soldier in 2d Re4iinent Coldstream Guards Richard Mmtday, Cato-street, labourer James Monday, saute place, labourer, son of the above Jeremiah Maidment, constable, Bow-street Julio Hector Munson,i Drury-lace, cutler Stephen Morris, tornl.ey, House of Correction Luke Nixon, patrol, Bow-street Henry John, Viscount Palmerston, Secretary at 'War Henry Pargittr, messenger to the Solicitor for the Treasury J. Pocock, I unbridge-row, Lord's Cricket Ground, whitesmit h Jonathan Poulson, servant to the Lord Archbishop of York John Powell, Warder of the Tower Ethy. Prat!, Fox•placc, Lord's Cricket Ground, smith John 11. Price, Kendal's Mews, Blandlord-street, brass- worker Mary Privatt, Vine-yard, Southwark, char-woman Fleury Phillips, Pleasant-row, Lord's Cricket Ground, la !wares Henry Baldwin Raven, clerk to the Solicitor to the Treasury William Read, officer, Hatton Garden Jas. Revell. soldier, 2d Regiment Coldstream Guards William Ridsdale, waiter, Peele's Coffee-house Geo. Roehfort, Little Park-lane, Regent's Park, watchman Mary Rogers, Fox-court, Gray's Inn-lane, chandler's shop keeper George Rogers, Warder of the Tower George Thomas Joseph Rut liven, officer, Bow-street William Sallabauks, Holly-row, Lord's Cricket Ground, car penter Win. Joseph Salmon, Seymour-place, Marylebone, tailor William Salmon, officer, Bow-street Henry Saxellly, Warder of the Tower Robert Sheppard, ditto Sarah Sheppard, Great Wild-street, victualler Edward S;niption, corporal-major, 2d Regiment Life Guards Thomas Saran, Wood-street, kt . cst minst et, watchman A. Smith, Swan and Horse-shoe public-house, Little Britain Ralph Spooner, servant to Armstrong and Co. Leather-lane John Stafford, Chief Clerk, Bow-street James Strickland, corporal, 2d Regiment Coldstream Guards John Surtnan, patrol, Bow-street Ww. Stitch, John-street, Grosvenor-mews, cordwainer Joists Clarke Smith, John-st. West, Edgware-road, victualler Samuel H. Taunton, officer, Bow-street. Sarah Taylor, Warwick-street, Golden-square, printseller Abraham Thomson, Warder of the Tower Wm. Tomlin, GI ay's-inn- lane, victualler. John Townsend, patrol. Bow-street. The Right Hun. Nicholas Vansittart, Chancellor and Under Treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer. Benjamin William Valentine, officer, Marlborough-street. William Underwood, Warder of the Tower. J o hn Wales, officer, M a rlborough-street. J. Walker, Gun-street, Old Artillery-ground, Coffeehouse keeper. Eleanor Walker, servant to H. Rogers, Fox-court. James Weeder, Edgware-road, oil and colour-lean John Weltord, South-street, Park-lath, Clerk to J. Denew William Westcoatt, pat role, Bow-strict R. Wood, Elliott's-row, Lord's Cricket-ground, Unman and brazier J o hn Wood xard, High-street, Islington, cordwainer John ‘Vright, patrole, Bow-street H en ry Wheeler, Tornkey, House of Correction Elizabeth Weston, Cutu - street,wife of Edw,Weston, glazier. PO ET II Y. DAYLIGHT, WHEN ".HE STORM WAS O'ER. BY JOHN MAYNE, AUTHOR OP THE POEMS uF GLASGOW, THE BILLER GUN, &C. Along the beach the peasants stray'd, At day-light, when the storm was o'er, I And, lo! by winds and waves convey'd, A curse extended un the shore ! His face was comely ev'n in death— His lips had lost their cord hue, But suiird as if with parting breath A ray divine had cheer'd his view ! When very aid was vainly given, 'l' be villagers in tears exclaim, 0 1 for a miracle from Heaven, To animate thy lifeless frame ! Some friend, perhaps, whose boding fears Forbade thy feet at first to roam, Or parent, in dechoing yea! s, With anxious hear►, expects thee home! Whoe'er thou art, whateer thy name, Or wheresoe'er thy kindred be, Humanity asserts her claim [o feel for them, and mourn for thee Around thy brow, with many a tear, Sad virgins shall the•cypress twine; Deck, with sweet ilow'rs, thy humble bier, And chant a requiem at thy shrine ! O! if, amid this world of care, A mother dear, or sisters mourn, And, for . a while, avert despair, With hopes and sighs for thy return— In rain, for thee, when tempests roar, They watch, far off, the wint'Hing I Thy bark has reacted that happy share, Where winds and waves can ne'er prevail: Some nymph, perhaps, the village-pride, Unconscious of thy hapless doom, Still fondly hopes to be thy bride— Still wastes fur thee her vernal bloom ! On some lone cliff methinks she stands, And, gazing o'er the troubled sea, Imagines sceues its foreign lands, Where love and bliss encircle thee! Yes, thou art blest in realms above ! And, when she lifts her longing e; es, She'll see the spirit of her love, With Angels, soaring in the skies. REGIslEtt OF FASHION. Anatut.s.—Hon. E. Perceral and the Misses Perceval, in Ch;rles-street, Berkeley-square, from Wyddial Hall; Count and Countess Lieven, in Harley-street, frwn the seat of the Duke of Wellington, in Hampshire; Sir John Burgoyne, Bart. at Liuimer's Hotel, from the Continent. DEYARTURES.—Major, Mrs., and the Misses Marrie, from Pall-Mall, for their house at Barnes, surrey; Mrs. and Miss Sgambella, from Marshal Thomson's New Hotel, Ca rendish-sqUare, for Bradley Hnll, Derbyshire ; Smith Barry, Esq, and fatuity, from Marbury Hall, Cheshire, for their seat, Core of Cork ; Miss Smith Barry, front ditto, fur ditto. SPOR LING IN FELLIU6NCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1829. TUESDAY, APRIL 4. ' C SweepstaLes of ►cogs each, for fillies, ast.Clb. D.M. Mr. Thornhill's by Scud, ant of Topaz 1 Mu. Payne's by C► ispin, out of Lady Sophia 2 Mr. Bouverie's Flan► LTScad, out of ti►itoria 5 to 2 on Flaw. The Second Class of the Sixth Riddlusworth Stakes of 200 gs each, h. ft. fur fillies, Bst. 71b. those got by untried stalliuos, or out of untried wares, to be allowed 31b. if both, s:b. Ab.M. D. of Rutland's b. by Waxy, out of Sorcery, Sst. 411) 1 Mr. Jones's•Sophia, by Poulton, out 4)1 Variety, Nst. 41b. Mr. Lalie's by Seymour or Blucher, Sst. 41b. 3 to I on NV nxy f. Sir J. Shelley's c. by Phantom, darn by Walton, out of Mockturd's darn, Bst. 41b. beat D. of Grafton's di. f. by I lap hazard, ont of Prudence, Bst. R.M. 900 gs, h. It.-2 to lon Phantom C. The First Class of the Oatlauds Stakes, of 50gs each, h. ft. D. 1. . Mr. Calley's Chanipignon, 3 yrs, 7st. 101 b. 1 Mr. Lanibton's Ae - ricola, 3 yrs, Sst. 511,. 2 Major Wilson's Sclierlaw, 3 yrs, Est. 1211,. Mr. Goddard's Sir Topaz, 8 yrs, ist. 61b. Mr. Jones's Fanny, 4 yrs, bst. 6th. Mr. Wilson's Harusprx, 3 yrs, list. 1211 r. Ld Warwick's Wouverinans, 3 yrs, Sst. 71b. Mr. Lake's Teniers, 3 yrs,'7st. 101 b.... 8 5 to 1 agst Gbardpignon-7 to 4 agst Agricola. MATCH AGAINST Timi3,—Captain Gopeutto's mesh to drive two horses, tandem fashion, 18 miles in an hour and a half, was attempted by the Captain on Monday on the Reading-road.— It was for 200 guineas, and heavy sums were pending upon it, The Captain did the first six miles in 27 minutes and 10 seconds, and the horses paced remarkably well together. In the Bth mile, the. leader broke into a canter, and three minutes were lost in turning, and he was two minutes over the hour doing the , twelve miles, and the leader began to blacken pace, and the attemptwas,given up in the 6fieentil mile. EASTER .TUESDAY.-Yesterday, a little after twelve o'clock, the Christ Church and Bride well boys, to the amount of 686, walked in pro cession troll) Christ's Hospital, accompanied by their Masters and Noises, to the Mansioo. House, where .they were admitted ; they, walk ed through the Grand Saloon, whet e the Lord Mayor, several Aldermen, the Lady Mayoress, with several other Ladies were seated ; they then proceeded round the Egyptian Hall to view the tables with all the decorations used ati the grand entertainment the preceding day ; they then took a view of the ball-room and o her state apartments, with which they were highly gratified. On leaving; they passed in rotation before the Lord Mayor in the great Hall, and each boy, according to ancient evasion), received a shilling or a sixpence for their re spective merits, with a bon and a glass of wine. After this ceremony the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Sheriffs, and all tl.e Cily Officers followed in the usual procession to Christ Church, Nevvgate street, where an excellent Stilton was preached by the Rev. Mr. Cbavall, from St. John, chap. xx. and from the Ist to -the 7th verses. After Church the procession remitted in the some man ner to the Mansion House, where the Lord Mayor entertained a large party at dinner. SHIP NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 4.—Arrived from the Downi the Providence, Clarke ; Mary Ann, El lison; and Sir James Kempt, Davidson, for Que bec; Amity, Baker, for the South Seas, with about 20 other vessels, passed down Channel.— Sailed the Charles Mills, Jackson, for Madras and Bengal ; Buckinghamshire, Adams, for the Mau. rhino and China ; Surrey, Raine, for Nett,. South Wales ; arid tbe whole of the outward-hound, ex cept the Earl St. Vincent, for New South Wales. MARGATB, APRIL 4,—The schooner Rose has been got off the Sand, atter discharging about two-thirds of her cargo, and is brought iuto har- boor. FALMOUTH. APRIL 2.—Arrived bis Majesty's ship Lee, of 20 guns, from a cruize. PORT GLASGOW, APRIL 2.—The Maria, Gal stow, remains on shore iu the Solway Firth a complete wreck—only about 10 or 12 hogsheads of tobacco are saved. HOP INIELLIGENCE. WORCESTER, MARCH 29 —On Satur(lay 100 pockets were weighed in our mat ket ; price 808. to 90s.—The planters have commenced throwing down the hills; the ?lams look vet y kind. SOUTHWARK, MAticir 27.—Our hop trade con finks very doll, and the prices ate certainly front 2s. to 41. per cwt. lower than they were a month back. HOP DUTY.—The Lords of the Treasury, in answer to the application made to them througlt the medium of the Hop Committee, have agreed to allow a postponement in the payment of the Duty until the Ist of September next, upon con dition that where there are hops in hand equal in value to the amount of the duty, they shall be placed in houses and other places, to be approved by the Excise, under the joint lock of the Crown and of the Owners ; or where the hops have been sold, then that the party desiring to avail himself of this indulgence shall immediately pay ►luwu one third of the duty, and secure the payment of an other third on the lst of August, and the remain der on or berate the 20th of September.—(3laid alone Journal, April 4 ) Bow-STEERT.—Yesterday Thomas Brian was examined before R. BAKER, Esq. on a charge of stealing a horse. and gig. The prisoner was ap prehended on Monday last, at Epsom, by one of the horse patrol belonging to 13 , 4 w Street : lie had hired the horse and gig of Mr. Charlton, of the Dolphin Inn, Winchester, but did not return with horse or gig at the expiration of the time for which he hired it. - It appeared OW he sold the horse about a fortnight ago to Mr. Pr ior, a sur geon, at Claphem, Surrey, and the harness to the landlord of the Swan public-house, at Stock ►vell. The prisoner was committed for fuither examination. DREADFUL ACCIDENT.—On Monday evening a boy. about six years of age, was unfortunately killed at Stepney Fair. He was standing before one of those dangerous machines, a owing, %%hen owing to the pressure of the crowd lie was push ed forward, and before be could get out of the way, the ponderous swing, in which were seated six or seven youn►: men and women, and going with frightfUl velocity, struck him in the sto mach, and deprived him of life on the spot. FicrtiaLE BURNED. ---On Sunday evenim; taut, as a young lady, of the name of GROVE, in Croeket. row, Edgeware-road, w'as adjusting a part of her head-► Tress at the chimney-glass, her clothes caught fire, and she was momentarily in one blaze. A female companion, who was close to her, was too much overcome to assist her, and she ran into the street for assistance, while the most part of Miss GROVE'S dress was reduced to tinder. Immediate medical aid was had, but little hopes are entertained of her recovery. The front hair was even burned from her head, and she lies in much agony. DARING HIGHWAY RoBELRY. —•On Monday evening, at dusk, as Mr. SMKRD, jun. of Wind mill -street, was driyihg home in a chaise, from Child's Hill, near Hampstead, accompanied by his son, his horse was stopped by three fellows, two of them alined with bludgeons, and the other with a pistol, who demanded MORI,- They pro. erected to turn Mr. SMaer's pocket inside out, when rople were absolutely in sight, and they got from him 281. and his watch. They then drew the chaise into a meadow, cut the harness, and made off in the direction of Wilsdon. DARING RoamaaY.--On Monday morning as Mr. Bevan, livery stable•keeper, Of Bory-street, Bloomsbury, was walking along the same street, he was surrounded by li gang of thieves, who en deavoured to steal his watch ; in the attempt the chain broke, and the villain who had it tan off. Mr. Bevan pursued him, and the thief accidentally meeting Furzeman, the St. Giles's officer, he took him into enstody with the property. BIRTHS. On Friday last, at Orange-hill, the Lady of James Christie, Esq. of a son. In Mont,igti-stware, the Lady of J. It. G. Graham, Esq. M.P. of a son. MARRIED. On Monday, the 3d inst., at Marylehone new church, Fre derick Dondi Orologic Atnati, to Miss Watson, Great Curn berland-strect. On Saturday last, Mr. T. H. Brian, of thr.Bank of Eng land, to Sophia, youngect daughter of Geo. Stein Esq., of Camden-town. DIET). At his house, in Stnith-street, Chtlsra, on the 30th March last, in the 43,1 year of age, Mt. Thomas Crosley, of Gi•aq's Nu, solicitor. - _ On Monday, the 3d instant, in the ettth year of his age, Mr. Thomas Matteson, of Chelsea, formerly goldsmith and jeweller, of Cornhill. On Friday, the 31st of March, at his house, in L'pper Gresrenor-street, Patrick Cranford I.3tuee, Esq. of Glenely. On Monday last, at her bowie in Pertt-Street, after an illness of only four days, Med. Jaw) Mayaffte of lufiAmoAatiott 4f the lungs.