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• I ' ''" d !1/11 ~i If Olor — -I AN ' A 1 * *'-.. ‘... 1 11 ~i i- . 6 T '.; 1.. ''' .0 4/14 07, , 'NUMBER 7146.1 12 11 D 3 , 7 't IC SEVENI'ENCE. t=l"Phe new Russian Melo-Pt - ulna of LOWINA eontiun'ing . 'to he honoured , with-the marked and enthusiastic approba tion of crowded Audiences, it wilt be i•epcated ver y Even , ins till fart !lei Notice. ROYAL AMPI-IrcHKATRg ,rASTLEI i 'q), STE R-13111 DG ITnder the Patronage of their ,Royal HighnesSes the cr. CE: - • • • REGENT and Dunz of YORK. . . HIS EVENING, To-morrow, and Sarnrd , ty, Kit entirely . new inter. sting Mein-Drama, with new '"usicv Scenery, Machinery,. Dresses, and Decorations, tailed LOWINA OF TOBOLSK01; • - Or, THE FATAL SNOW STORM. • In the course of the Piece the following new Scenery : ‘"ew of the Ferry-house, Flask Inn, &e. en the Banks of the ga, Interior of the Fask Inn, Ferry-house M ine h, Exterior of a Bossian Hut a Deserts of Siberia, . of'Ner- Landscape, Rocky Pass, and. Russian Post-house. NOVO GIOCO CARIBITIANO,, by L'Hercule Roolain, " 11 ° is re-engaged for a few Evenings longer.' I I ORSENIANSHIP, Mr. Ducrow; Chtwn, Mr. Brown. 11 Diavolo Antonin's Wonderful Performances on the (Aril Volante. Comic Song, by Mr. Slowinan. To ; 63tieltide with the pftputarMolo-Drtirtm ITRANPA. the ENCHANTER of.the :TEEL.C.vI4.III.,E. Doors open at flalf-past Five; begin at Halt-past Six.- I Secortd=Oriet , at Half-past Ei4ht.—Er "Ftlition frum :Len to Three.—Plaees, eannut be retained after Haif-past evea. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, June 17, , 1417. fyr 1t: 1 44M LLIN (i His .1121,1ESIT'S N. 4 CY hmeby give Notice, Thar Toe'sday, the SO of July next, they will be ready to receive rentlers'in wriling (Waled lip), decd' treOtfor the' Snpplo of lic/eat FRESH BEEI.: mrzr be regnired •for the ?tee rf.his 4 1 fliesty's Skips one-Vessels at Stranraer 411641,4 1 ytot, t tke Coast of Scutlarell, for Twelve Calerclor:Voietl!.s . ,,frpn . V 3l of July next. • , , • Thor Conditions of the Contreut uuni heseVW at the Se -11-rfary's• Pffice, at tile Office; Or' by aptilyings to:ilie Collector 'of the Customo nt,Stronraer. • • No-reward will be had to any 7 1, nricr in w4ifik.thc Price ,eall not be inserted ire !Fords at length,. oy•Alife shall not Le delivered to the Board before O,ee o'Cloi4 . on the, slid Zcesday . , the Bth .lulu next .; nor zinless the' Pii•A'bh makes the Tender, or some' Person on ids WAY,' attends tip 42 ?Isieee when called for.- - • . • . Each Tem/v. must also be accompoiettbya Letter .74rned LEI two , resm,Usible Persons • -inito . Kcome'bounct ze,th 1 /"Le Party'teuVrring; in the Penal ar5OOl,P the ride ,po-formauee ()PAC emit:Mei. „_ r)bt • Junc27, I ECO .1131/SVONE RS2Cir VIC'T U ; lAT C • 011,1JEST-1"S do' hteehy stihe rZhat or .Z tterdav eat, 4.lfdy . 4e.tzt,Vdsi iv it I -he 7:z will to refiwire Tewlcrs : ig: writ cyetz!c:d up), aufl, trea4 for 'Dv° uNuIi.ED CPALDRONS 0/C0.17,S (each C'hule.frpn to t., consW of 7ltiriy-si.r Bushas, friacitcsici Areasu2';), of 'tine the fotitKriii; • lieouv•Vate F,len .-4ussc-11's • • •••• Bonnie • : . 1' '.'al le Doty:9y Moor, t.• • Lanfotan's Prinirose - Main, - Nei-banes Main, • IlaKinton's Main; - • 7a be delibered into the Cellars :.of the fla.spital PAinforith,• beiii;een Me Ist and . 31st -daps Of itagitii, nc.rt ' b and to be pctid for by payable, without Interest, Sixty .-Zays after date. Thc Conditions of tkc•Contracts map be seen a! llze Secre tary's /J//ice, at lfzis Office, or by applying to the Steward of .Plyinuath Hospital. A. rexaril will be had to av Tender in which the : Price .thall not :he insplcd in words at lova, or that shall • ,viat be detiveredto Board before Ozie o'Cloch on the said Me•le , th nc.v(, nor milieu the Person who :....enalms the 7endir, or his,suine Person skn,hishehail;attends, :417) answer whewealkdfor. . - • ARMY CONTRACTS. C t unmi,ssariat Department, - Treuury Chambers, June 280817. NOTICE is , hereby given to nll Persons .(le ..,sirous,of \Contracting ..to Suppls, the following Ar ,rtieles for the .use of Ihe Army, viz..— BREAD, •to • his :Majesty's Land Eurces,in,Canttnupertts, ;I,Quarters, and Barracks ; in Nortti,Britain. - .:FORAOE, viz. thas, HAY, and STRAW, , to his 'Ma 7 jestyls , :CWealry Barracks; anti OATS in Cantonments and Cluartess, - in the undetnnetitioned -Counties in South Bri tain Cornwall, Hants . (including the Isle of Wisht), Sussex, -.and in'the•sctriltounties in North'l3riiain. 'ThAt the• Deliveries are to commence mrand for the 'lsth "fty of August next; that Pruposals,- in writing, sealed up aril ruarhed" Trader for Army Supplies," will be reecivett I:Atithis Other on or hefore Friday, the st day of said Month of August (but none will be received after Twelve,o;Clock .;on that day), and, if sent by Post, the post%iiinjgt be s • • Proposals must be mrtde separately for each County, cat- Cept for the comities comprising North Britain, all of which "must be included in one Tender; and eacl»Proposal must have the'Letter which is annexed tollie Tender properly filled by two Persons of known property engaging,to become — bound evith the Party tetnicring in the npt stated in the .Printed-particulars; for the due krforTance of, the Contract; aud Ito Proposal will be noticed.unless maile.on a.pr.inted Ten andthe prices eXpretsed in words at tenth ;:niul, should happen tha t during the continuance ,of the Contract 430, Troops.should be supplied in the Cottnty, the Expence the Contract and Bond, ; paid ; in the first instance by the Contractor, to be refunded to him by the Agent to the Lords •Conunmsiimers :of his . .. Majesty's:Treasury for Commissariat .Supplies. Particulars-of. 'the Contracts my , he had upon. application :41 t , these-Charnbers, between the hours of Eleven and Five; 'and .- ttt- the- Otte -elf 'Deputy Conmissary-General Young, tlitiburgh. P1CTi),41,1.1N:3-OFFICE, June 2•?, 1317. IIIE CO Jill ISSIONE RS pr I I C ()A Lb! N His .11.4.fE,5 TVS V;ylrY, ebr &Tel'', .riue that on Tuesday, the Bth of ne.tt; they. will hcready to ;•ercire Teurle;s in w ri tiug rseaied rip), .' foe ce;• rein Qnurl of IRISHBF:Er 'and PORK (cured in the last gason, andcontidued in llilj-Punihrons, tiettes, and Yftvy Barrels), • not eaceeding in , the alArrrgate: Three Thousand Tierces of 'each species; 'to be rklittPred by the 31st day of -lagust neat, into his Majesty's Victualling Storrs at Deptford"; and to, he paid for by. Bills payable, without In, terest, sixty days after date. Tile Conditions V the Contract may be scene at the Se eretary's Wire. NoTender for a less Quantity:item to the extent of Two Hundred Tierces. of each species will be accepted ; nor will regard be had to any in which thi Price shall not be inserted ik,; words at length, or - that slut'l nit he delivered to the Board! before One o'Cbrich on the .Tne;day,. the Bth-of July next, Nig. unless •the Pa503,1.,2111,1;t4 04 1 1tS to render, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called • for. . .; L 0 FFICE, June' ga r ' 1817. rrl I E COMMISSIONERS for VICTITALLING IL His 111,-IJESMS .dry do herghy ghle AvAtkrethot on Tuesilay,,thr Bth of July next, they will be re, fo ye ceive Tenders in writing .sealed up), and treat for TWO HUNtitttD' and • VIFTY CHALDRONS if COALS (each Cll(llilt4ntitacintsist of Thirty-six Bushels, - Irinchesitr spy) of one of the following qualities, • Sir Henry Vane Teinpest!s . 1:40 oin, Russell's Main, ilOtirnc Moot' Main, bi" :1-51 Newbottle 43ourne . To lie dzilocred inla cans of the• Jetty of the Royal4flospital at liaslar, nearGoeforl,, nn ar kcfPre 4 1 4 31st Jay of ....lu,gust Ist ; and to he paid, fur by Bi!ls pizoblc, without Interest, Sixty days after date. The Condition& of the 'Contract ',nay he seen at Me Se eitlitry'a o . ffire, at.thin O i yienj tor. by,applitimg to the ,igent Of ~ • , No regard will be had . to any Tender in which the Price shall nut he inserted in words at length, or that shall not - -bO l dilte74.ll to the Board 'before • One o'Cloch on the said !Amities!, ..theirth of July nest ; nor usileir. Ike Person • ligku ~nfl#4ot the ,7',eittitT,, or sonic ..11ci904 on /44 behalf; attend,9, to answer when citlletl tu: 'TEN- MOUSAND POUNDS Foy the First-drawn.Pri4e on VI7EDNE.SPAY, 9.th of July. Ci WEBB, .Sionli-13r4er, 9, and • 17, Ludgate-street, acquaints his Friends that the• arra oponents i t 'thettreseut ,Lottery arepei;aliarly advanta geous to those Mtn, purchasesally;.-as it is intended to draw more than two-third* of atl'the Ticlicts on the 4th of duty, every one of which will be• w benefit ; the first 1,000 Blanks 14Aini; enti4cd to. WI.. each, and all the others RrilLbenowe 'NeW . Ticlicts; co he drawn again the lath of July, with the degg stf, 'receiving !01. Money iostead ;• and Ole very First,tiiawo Pr4e will be further entitled to 10,0001. ,lone}. 'ThetailitaPs consist a 4 of •. . . • • - e of -10,900 Mint ey. .- of And 16 others of 1,0001. 5001. 30014 . Sze, &c. and only I Q,400 'E is Tlekets and Shares are tidw on Sale at NVF,pn's . / . 11 )- 'Fortuniite (Nikes, '9, torahill, and ' 17, Luilgate-street, wileN, idth,.e•Lait.Luttery, were Sold in Shores, • 6,8-29 11;29 ..-.... in 13 Stares ... L.1,000 . _ _ And izery recently, Three of 30,0m01. Two of so,oool. &c * 2 , 4, AWBitsiness in the Ftfids; faithfully executed. NEXT WEDNESDAY The First-drawn VrlzeWillieceive TEN THOUSAND POUNDS ! THE SOMME CONTAINS 4 of . L. 20,000 f) of 10,900 2 of 2,000 • • Za. &C. 8,•064 PRIZES-52,33C BLANK`,—making. together 10,400 Tickets, and being I' our Prizes to One Blank ! CAHROLL, Stock-Broker, trusts his Friends • ; hare nut forgotten the eminent success which has ge nralY attended Purchasers at his •old-established Offices, particularly in the late Lotteries, when 7,7,35, the last-drawn Price of 30,0001. was Sold in Shares, with numerous others, at 7, CORNHILL; and , 26, Ok!FORD-STREET. He 41-commends most particulat ly to their attention the pre sent .Seheme, which they will find to possess more advantages than hare ever before been presented to the Public. • The rapid rise in the Funds has ; increased the value of the .Prizes hearty 10I..per Cent. whilst: every Ticket. that may be drawn - a Blank on the First DaY will . be ffral - VI) again, and thus have a-Double Chance of ostnining•a Capital Pr;ze. ()filers 'fiom the Country punctually executed at the fol flowing lowsfricts ..... Half /-9 19 Eighth 1,2 f l ! 6 'Quarter - • 5 1 0 J Sixteenth......,... I 6 0 VIATRONIZED by their Royal Highnesses the Prince's of Wales, -Duchess of York, and-Duke of !.rassex,, his ImperialAlajesty thei.Einperor of all the-Russian, and his Excelleney the Duke Del lilfantatip, rktl „M a jo - city of the Nohility throughout Europe, • ROWLANIrs ACASSAR OIL, iPossesses,s4lorions:and efficacious: properties, ,which re moves the Ncurf,.barsliness and dryness of thc.Hair, add ren ders it soft and Oossy ; strengthens the weakest Halt., and prevents its' itff or 'turning .grey; creates' a thick growl h on the BALOEFIT places ; .makes the Hair strong, in Lorl, %Finch . it Areqis in (lamp aveathcr, exercise., &c. ; impart; a pleasant perfume. and pratucei Whiskers, Eye-brows, The; Proprietors warrant its innocence, and to improve :the Hair from infaitcy to the latest period in life. Its properties are fully explained in " iCow land's Treatise on the, Hair,", en closed w:t h each, genuine Ilottle, price 3s. 6d. lOs. thi. and One Guinea each. Also, - ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE, tbe.d"roprietors warrant' to produce immediately a perfect change inArd .or Grey Hair, Whiskers,. E,ye.brows, ,Sze. to a beautiful c, , loscy and permanent Prowo 'm ac h, imitating the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye more dyrable. -iLadies-or Gentlemen may-dye their Hair with case and sccresy.i.orice,4s. 7sotid. and tos. 6d. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Prnprietnrs, - A. ROWLAND and SON, corner of street, the ;first turning on the right Hatton-2;arden, 1 - 14;1- born, London; and, by apppintrueur, by a.11,.1 -l erfnuters eked Medicine Venders throughout Europe. - CACTION.—AsAIpre are• Counterfeits composed pf,delete• rious • ingredients injurious to the Hair, it necessary to ask for " itowland's Oil," or '' Rowland's flye," and ob serve that-etch genuine Buttle,of tlie.a!)ore..Articles.is signed oh the outside 'able in red ink, " A. itowiSlUl4l44o . All others arc Couutcrteita. Tti ti t, PROPRIP;MiI.ti of EAS'I LADiEti A 7.%) LV N, 4 v A A cN oiTurCeil.ill the DIREc .4x 'PION of your .AFFAIRS by.the death of your late re tipt;itahle Direttin , •Ar. I to Offer utyself 'a CANIMIX‘TE to succeed ; hinn, T4l sulo. t yyt,tr Alsutes and liitjte.it . , and to assure nu out I my deterin.natioi to pro reed•to a 11,tilot tit) this ocy.aion, I trust that the credentials I have already had the honour of subinitting to your conittleration, asivelV'frota yonr Go vernment at Madras, your, court ut Directors, and the last Sel ett .:0 • 11i11111 rt re of the 1 - fonse of CautniOns * n Affa irs, Will he deemed a fair pre,omption of my fitness to participate in the direction of. your coit6erns ; the noire so, as they.. i* but one Madras . Civillzto autatugot:„your Directort, and the ter 7 ritorial possessions now subject to that presidency are so greatly ettterided.sinite.that tientietniut left India. , Permit too to add, that my tinist„'heing wholly.unoccupied, shall 'se scry nlot,Sle devoted to the proncotifin trf your interest; should I through your. favour ulaain the object of soy anth ; itiott. I hare the honour to lie, arid Gentlemen, - . 14'stle great respect, your, very oliedient tiertant, .IQI-IN G. 9, Lower Berkeliq-strxel,•Portman,;quare,'Jillyfr.:. . -•" The' Friends Of Mr. Ravensliaw are most particularly r(;:.• quested to meet at the the Poultry, no M day next, "th July, at One to . talie late, cnii,idela - - tiotrthe most.effectual means: for iecuriug'itis Election. This Day' , " was published, handsOnidy printed in two . Voliimes f)Ctzwii, illustratiedsl))olaps.,. pricull. !)i77! H M;LUUNT of DIt§ONTN7 RIES and' TuAvELs•ii, AFRICA, frinn'the ages, to the present:rune. • •_ By the lai7e JOHN LEYDEN, M.D. - Completed and'enlargeil ; with Views of-the present'State of that Continent. By'HUGH MURRAY, F.K. S.E. • Edinburgh /Printed. for ',Airliibald .Constahle and Co.• F.dinhorglik and Longman, Hurst, Bees, Orate, and Brown, London. • • - Of whom noyt_pe hap, travels of Ali Bey, in Moratco, Tripoli,. Cyprus, Egypt, ra!) ia , Syria; and. •Turkey, between' the ygar5 . _ : 4093,9441 isui. WRITTEN BY . . In Tw9 Vulumcs, 4to. w:tli neitrly 100 Engravings, price fis.'fivardi. • - -'" This Dity were published, IKObe Volttnici, l BG - 7. pike lEii!?Id! in fl'ovirel4, - TITH IC Al/ (4.1E4110N53 .1 - tr..g4lnjionp 11:4: on the Principal *ubj etts of Controversy in .11Ioral Phi losophy': ;vii. On the l SWriftkih Itationiti• Disinterested Betio - nlence-r-Exillence of a Njoral rtse--,- the Dot•trineof PhilTsophreal INnWtke o't a .Collitn9n Sense—t 4 e, ‘ Neta,physjcs,of Littn4e-- T lorAl • 'BvT.-.C:OGAN, Printed for T.. 6%tckell ;,ifsl : %V. TAaF f iel t Strand. Of wfiont may be had, by the same Autli6r; I. A Philosophical TreVise. On t ird Edi lion, in I vol. svo.; price s. its_boards. 2. itn Ethical Treatise on the Pris - Sions. In 2 rocs, Bvo. ; , price inhords. .. 8. Theological I)isquisition4 on the Characteristic Excel lenciee of The Jewish' ana Chr4til*ilitipeasettrt4l., .141 g vws. Svu. ; price 11. in hprds. ' -_- • •;!, T445713/13' were Elegantly ptinted in a Pocket Volume, with a Cplourrd En . - • graving, pri6e EiS.. in boards, • ; T"E WRIUAII'US of ELNIPEIj, • a Poem , in Six Cantt's. By WILLIAM HAYLEY, Esql 5 ; Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London ; and filaekwpoil, whom may be had, by,the sanw,,kutilpX, . . TfiftEk; PLAYS, with a Preface, including; Dramatic Oh seryiqions . of the late .Licut.-,C,igneral aurgoylw ;!,§vo. price 3s. in hoards. This Day were published, Handsomely printed in Two Y9ltimes, SToi with aYortrait-of Dr. nuahanan, and " Sketches of Four of the Syrian Churches in Travaneote," 'price Ls, in boards, the- Se-: cond Edition, of • , NMIOI RS of ale' LIFE atid 'WRITINGS Of AL the Rev. CLAUDIUS. BUILAIANAN, 0.1); late Viet:- PrJvOst of the College of Fort Williatp, in Bengal, By the Rev. 1-19GH:PEARSTYN: Of St. John's .College, Oxford. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strato; J. Parker, a; Oxford ; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whom may also be had, , Memorial Sketches of the BevererUi David Brown ' with a Selection Of his Sermons preached at Calcutta, Edited by the Rev'. C. Siweon, M.A. Svo..price 1.25. in boards. MONEY. NOBLIMEN, GC4tle!tien, &c: may be snp plied with MONEY to any amount, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured on -Freehold, (.3opyltold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings; or any other Pr operty. ' • Persons of respectabilitymaye accommodated on ,th9ir PeVsonal Security, and the Ilitsipess completed without ex posure - or • delay. • • " • • Application front Twelve till Two; or Letters (post,paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49, South-street, Lerke ley-square. FRAUD PRENENTED. rrO,comiteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose om the unwary a Spurious COmpOsiiion instead of the,G4NIZINE BLACKING prepared .by-DAY and MAIrI'IN, they are induced to adopt a n.ew:Laliel ; in which their Address 97, High Holborn, • is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention .to this, and the diffel•ruce 'of the Type, which is unlike all Let terpress, will enable Purchase , s,at mice to detect the Impo sition. The ftgAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and NLARTIN, 97, iiigh , Hulhorn, w;l1 in .future. be;Sold in Bot tles at Eid. is. and Is. Gd. each, and a Copy of, the Label left With . all Ven.ders. DAY and MARTL' r \f,,97, Trigh Holborn. By iiiSm A. 116,4 l'.l".ti ROYAL LE:VI:ER.B PATENT. TUALFE'S PENETRATINCi BRUSFIES, for all kinds of Uses. -HE Universal Reception anti Unbniiiidefi I• "tronage (beyond all parallel) given to ,th ese vented BRUSHES, by all Ranks in Stjciety, is a wonderful instance of their excellence over every other Implenient for Cleansing - the I-lead from .Mcurf, • thereby strengtheni beautifying; and pronniting the growth of the 1 - lair. As 11(MtSE ,RRUStIES, , they are ,approvrd and reams"- mended by Profes . sor Colman. '1 hey are alike esteemed -for all kinds of, Perstinal Uses, as for Ali Domestic. Purposes, wherein a, greater degree of cleanliness will prevail, and com hinreconomy with expidition. They are aisii of the greatest conserpfence for Maimi,teture and Machinery, rd are highly appreciated by a timber a the first "artisans 'in the clout try, the superiority of the Patent Brushes is, so .great, that (in comparison . l all others are wholly useless; as will be proved on trial. - Patent Brushes are warranted free from whalebone, or any adalturation, and at the smile price as.getfuitie Britshewhere tofore made. To be had Retail of the t'atentk., No. .is, Great Mary-le- H,bone-street, Poetland : plaee, acid at-00,-9xfolAstreet, and all respectable Venders of Britslies hi the United Kin,dom. flatutruletit—tilloplirepers tutv'itig inip'ted on the Public, both in price anti tplaiity, by seltin4 !tpluigus - Brwites; please to ask f.‘r J..Metealie's Patent Brusbei, and see each brush ,has the,Pateritee's St:1111v. i m pp A s v d un if, " netcalfe, Patentee," with the Roval Wholesale Vt:,(lers,to bc . addr.esscil to Metcal fc ; at4l;„yit, S;)hoi or T. G. Kent, Poultry, Loudon. IN I COURT BENCH, JULY p. Clll3l. CON: HARLAND V. BAYLEY. • . Mj, G URNE Y o (I; that was an action hi which ti;e4,laintiliAonght to. recover a cOmpensa froth the rietendant; for one of the greatest irittries which' one man could receive from anothei, namely, for the seduction of his wire. fraistiea . iti , this case were not persons moving -phere of life, yet they were not for that"-rea r son 'less ate• Object 'of the law=s i!rotection or animadversion. The plaintiff was a chaSer and gold-worker (and a man highly re -• • spected);lh'e defendant was a Clerk in a mercan ,6l.e. house,,..and had-been the intimate, friend of the plain'tifT; , they were school-fellows, but had in the 'emir:se Of events been separated : in 1812 they again . met; and the plaintiff haying in the in terval• married. an amiable woman, by whom he had four children, .he invited.hisald friend to his house, intrOdueed hint to his wife, and treated him with the greatest kindness.: the defendant, i:ta return • for his: kindness, rewarded him by the serluction of his wife.- He would not here • • • enter into a 'detailed statement of the case, hut call evidence fe'Preiv'e the'facts and having done so, .he ; frhotild4eave it for the Jury to say, what damages would be a compensation, as far,as da mages could compensate the plaintiff for having been deprived of the affections of a wife,, who, up to •the,-time r of this unfortunate transaction, had constittited his domestic happiness, and had beep ; 'the kind attentive mother of:his children. . . . . .. , . . , ' JOhn Knight, liariSh Cbirk'of Christchurch, produced the •Itrgistry of the Marriage of the plaiiiiiff with his wife, Mary Russell, in 1 is.)7. • ....; Mr. Johir Ci - iapman; formerly a partner with the plaintiff in business, preyed that, the plaintiff • lived on affectionate 'fern's' willi li - is-wife.. '''' ' • -. • ' '' '' . CharloOulith, who knew the plaintiff for. 14 years,_ vt 4 iS fdrthe'Sanle pitrpose. He had visited the plaintiff ant his ,ty,ife .pptistitoy; and they always appeared to lice Ciappily togefber. -• Maur aarrSsoli and Jane Williams,. who' had successively lived in the.service of the plaintiff, proved the circuotcances as•Stifedltn:Mr 101itifive to 'the • supposed adulterous intercourse beta eu t_ lls defendant and Mrs. Harland. . MF_ r. 'CAIItATT Rdilressed the Jury at consider :Ah)p kenglh-, for the de!euciant, and Ur. - GURNEir . renlied ' , ~ 1 . . . L>rd ELI,ENBOROVGH summed up, aq the Jury. al:er :t shol'i`ciefiliqatiiiii fvun.l a verdict for the phiihtitf.=bkintige4--Ten Pout/its. . r - -- T . .. . OLD BAILEV. Yesterday these Sessions comnienccil before Mr. .Lis-titi Pi ft K. ;Air; ABnOT, tile LoRD MAYOR, the RECORDER, and a Bench of Alciirmen. `. f BIGAMY. Janet irright- was -indicted for having married Ary 1-ialliKuiry, his ropier %vile; Elizabeth being' hying at the flow. -Jorease•Dixon.reniembered the prisoner cothingataitTere6t times to cTi.rt his ditughter. • He spuhe to him of his inten tion t,O inirrj. tiis'dauglrtrr. ilitkohe'r Fried 'bi t s daught e That witi his Grit wiie. He yas,morript to her eight or nine years 'ago. She bad been' dead 'between three and four years. orphy yas present flat .the Marriage vf Jai; Wright and Mary Halfpenny.. They were married .in tit. Gilei's Church. • He was sttre Itelliiad-nen Married- more than za,t years, Mary Halfpenny had been, married to prisoner seven years - ago. She Wai 'a widow at that time. • •Ihe .Counsei' for the prisoner objected that the first marria . ge was not .proved in the absence of the'eertificate, butt his was over-ruled, and the prisoner was toned The second wife is a prisoner in NeWgate„ standing .indicted for personating a seaman's widow, „and receiving prize-money. I'Q fl GE fly. James Lindpay, who was last Sessions acquitted of forgery,.was again ,put to. the Bar, on an in dictment which charged him with forging and ut tering a Check for the payment 14 101. with in tent to defraud _Edward from!, or Messrs Snow and Jkithouh this,,trirtl occupied - the Court for a cOnsiderable time, yet the facts of the case lie in very small' coutpms. .The prosecutor is at, St. . torney living in Searle-stieet, Lincoln's Inn-fields, and the prison-1- had been for seven years confi dentially entrusted as 'his Clerk. On the 17th of October, 1815, Mr. Frow'd crew a check for tiff.: paythent of 101. which, waSpaid to a boy - by the Banker's Clerk, who, -it appeared, neglected (as is trinal.Opon such occasions). to cross 'tint the name of the drawer, to mark its being paid, and in' this state •it was given to the prisoner, vho erased the figures 1 and the ,5 to the " 17th Oct. ISls,'' and supplied in their place a 2, the woi&t .e pt. and a -figure fi. and thereby made the check payable on " the 27th Sept. 1803," ill whi-ch state it was again presented at the, banking-house of Messrs. Snow and Patti, and paid again, and the.prisoner afterwards absconded. Many checks which had been paid were not' brOught back to Fr.owd by,te prisoner, and on being tioned as to that point, he said that the bankers could not find them, or had 'mislaid them. Mr. Frowd swore most decided that the alters. tion in the check was in the prisoner's hand- writing. .11r. Justice ,A.attorr stunnted up the evidence, and the Jor'y, atrer retiring tor an hone, foond the pyisoner IV9I GtiiNi. He was, however, ordered to be det4iiied,' to he tried thii d (rhurulay) upon. anot her indictment for forgery. 'Tie following were capitally convicted ;-- • Thos. I-Terring, for - a •htli•glary,-. in the dwelling-house of Thomas Caine, and stealing I i pigs, his prolicrt. .Saniuel Chlinati,- fur a burglary, in the divelting-house , gf,lottaEl.2.yi.ssi and stealing two qullp,.a sheet, &c. his proms ' • " ert far assatOng . .Nlatthew Witty on thr skai• and taking frbia Ins person two Bauk Tolieus, value Bs.