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*IAN Setif haft S. esity M Sal foe the hell faded SS
entre of the Ireogh; le swat la Seeking awl hijeriolg
the ~a, he beam eel shies may he armed with Wales,
bnials.libe•-dit'ailial• whoa the seam of the wicket
oak sat he undo arse. le withstand die sleeks of the
bat.
I rail this WOES* or meeltiee the Thew ql allearer
heat its proleeled the wrier of the straws wad in a
eels. It will be esso bpAlle Illsolhasiat ad nee et meioses.
tint it say ha applied is easy enrol perseesaw4mit the,
saw salvage Oak appose Si mee is, he power of proleeieg
a said loaf moist every diversity of eineselseat, ad
that within the sash of the poorest earn she es pussies
sera elluellikOl bake ear. Thu sae who throws the as
with the sheod Me. ewe S. hap up se elealliy oar,
ties—ess awl the qua who works the hat.. Ap easality of
face coo he pe.aises4 H. ineehiony, hut ibis She peer ene
visas amassed. He say sells nee with hie ate haell.
•or, it swat net oat his asee this live *Map node by
Ibe ~peeler, kap eesegh to separates babel of are hi,
ire misuses, width hi easy de with the pasties pariahs.
villa • little are. Oa isepisamat way sera say pew'
tensile's. WILLIAIII iirsrat.
ascAr' • a
TO THE EDITOR OF 'Mt BRITIRO PRUE.
pee posit ae, ibeewei tbe imaliwas d peer
Paper. to pot a few wend..., eat la the asatioes spirit of
warp euetseties, bet pasty fee the sake of tretbijestite*,
wad lisosuoty.

POLICE. '
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mAystow.rumst.
Akbk rr *0 --, moan sits imiltSl up by Hy*
Roth aid- sereelse, city ollores, ea sespleleo of Meier
Picked a Gaol*goatee pekes of. seams, welch.
' Heaketh AKA that as be was welkin yeeleedep is ak
'eliepegatueleoet, Ia onompooy with his brother ,Meru levees.
Ser. he saw abs tiro Primmer% with hoe se See adores, who
wino they saw Mat lastaisely Irma back t he sospreW thee
all wee not right, sad Permed them op Pea Ilesumart, No
come op with sod look the two Prisoners into etestedy, on
asset whom he Anted a silver watch, which, he had so
doubt, they had picked oat ammo person's pocket.
Time wee soother chores spinet asset the Primates, bet
the academes' io whom the watch wan supposed to Mks/
not being la eiteadawes, the Primmer, were ordend is be
emended till Saturday.
; --. Nahme, who wee liaised on a Amp peddled
aphid him by Ms employer. Mrs. loolo,of MAK feloniously
disposal of a metals quartity at eonstry hook.aste paper,
which had boas .eat to her by Messes. Dowry and leotard,
si Peel, fee the porpoise of @Mikis% of their Wee for circa.
lilies, wee maim beemght op fee eaamdosties. He presided
hs the mama' ho gave yesterday $ sod so farther evidence
beieg olesed, be wet resseaded till &Warder mat.
OVILDIIALL.
Susetwash Crete, s weans of a very athletic appearance,
L was *barged before the sitting Alderman, with an smelt of
' • most fleetest &seri km epee her liesl4ed.
Mr. Coasted, eieevemotrter, of 19S, Upper Thames-
, dart. milled. Mot she Primmer sod Me bushes/ lodged is
the firet.letor of Isis home, and that about nine eclotk 'oil
the prterdime sight, Myriam a cry of " illordet r twice re.
pealed from the apartment which they onropiesl, he weal up,
sad met Mr. Curtis with oothieg bet his shirt on, bleediag
nod straggtieg with his wife, who had a halite in her bend.
He led them, sad advised them to snake op their
gsartvl, and be peseeable towards each Ether. Shortly after
he had kit the room, the distierbame occasioned by their
loatvel was remora, epos wbleh be again proceeded op
seeks, wed lodine the parties le a similar sisitatiote, he gave
the woman into the cheeps Of the watchmen rue the assault,
sad threstesisg to stab her bombard.
Juba Cart* the husband of the Ptimoner, a liremse be.
longing to the Minix Ire 'Mee, appeared with his fate
much undies and et.vered with the imprints of his wife's
West. • H. Mated that his wife, who was a my violest sad
trtrobieseese wiles% picked • quarrel with hies, sod drew
him add of bed and viideetly easseited him. scratching his
fees all over with her sails, sued thrtaterieg to kill him • Ole
the knife which he produced in Court (a commas table keit.).
Ileiteadd brier two et her ebildremi to prove the feet, bet
be should he very sorry to do it. If he had bees disposed
" to set a part sabre-oasis; of • as., she would have had a
sore face perhaps as well as he, hut he had it sot I. his heart
to do it."
Mr. Mee..." If you tamed lies is peace together you had
better part."
Curtis—" I should be very paid to do it."
Mr. 0111101•11 maid, the wedge. of the woolens, who was
wry freq•eatly espied is similar el me., was so vieleat sad
outrageous as to andante the safety of his family and of the
rest of his lodgers.
Mr. Pelee then asked the husband if be could comeien-
tiosely swear that his life was endangered by the violence of
hie wife ?
Corti* (enbblog violestly sad in tears)-5 No, me, your
liesour! I mit do that; she is the mother of my four
Addeo, sod I should be burry to hurt her!"
Tile worthy Alievase (Heypie) thee asked the wanes
if .he would promise to Weave snore peaceable is future, sad
*be asesofing, " as far as was is her power," he directed
her to be &Wagered, std advised Me. Commies to get rid
of bee as a lodger as moo as be was able.
Maineak Breaks, a peoesitste of the lowest eviler. was
charged by Michael Modeles, a detest looking mechanic,
with robbing him of Is. Id. The l'rementor Mated, that
as be Wall procisedieg down Len-lane, fkaithield, towards
..: hie hew, shoot sae o'clock la the .sewing, the Adman.
seised hold of him, sad putting her arm rowed his wake,
took the money out of his pocket, sad when he charged her
with haviog dome so, she cried out " Slarrirrr whereepos
the watchman roe up and look them both into custody.
JIM was committed to BriJcwell Cur three months.

Was not the law of capital ponishansiat on forgers mad
Mterers of forged Beak of Eaglead metes, lltisegh deemed
by many. mid moos them the writer of this, nettled fur
by the offence, era rut calerlated to cheek it, enacted for
the protection of the poblie Goes fogged Bask merle? Is
aol (hie pristectios, by the resomplion of cash psalmists, it
the public cheeses to avail itself of it, mew attained? If
the public does met choose to avail itself of it, sheeld it sot
tate the comegoeoce of its own neglect, tersest, of delay ?
So far the ammision is viewed ha respect to the public as a
body. N. as individuals : —lf the public eeeleels, refuses,
tie delays to avail itself of the proffered weevily, may or
may sot say person, if be chooses, demur' in payee,*
cash instead of Book notes? If be may mor, and he takes
• forged Book mate, is it rot fair that he, as • part of that
mobile, should lake the cuesequeoces of its own aeglect, re.
rasa!, or delay ? If he way deemed cash instead of Bask
mobs. is he rot thus secured, if be chooses, sad if it ibis ease
he will take soder, sod is imposed opus by • forged Bask
sum, cars be mastics/throe!, prosecute the uffeader, and by
eu &jog take sway his life, fur se offers:, which be might se
easily bare pc ed ?
It appears that the Bask of FAglaed has resolved to moos
from proomentioig capitally the utterer* of its (Gerd owe
posed moles; sod is it out probable the* this reseletioso has
proceeded pritoripally ore soh ly from am aaseraere that the
pubic, if it chummy is, by the resaleable of cash payments,
protected from forged Bask notes? sad world it out be jest
that the some foishearaem, fur the same reamers which form.
ad ire loraesame deterioneatioe respecting the oilstone( forg-
ed ewe Ponied Beak Nola, should cured to the etterers of
mites of whatever value, Lod forgers Maio?
If the public be protected, if it cheese% from forged Beak
rotes, by the resereptioa of cash payments, mead it see be
jeet for thugs sethorities turbo have the power, to spare from
remotion these offenders whe have beer or may be movies-
ed or *eastern:eel to dean) by a Ism the object of which is
otherwise sit Weed—that is, all timers wad ettmere of forged
Beak metes, by whomsoever preened's. ? It is hoped the
fries& of humanity will watch over and save hem mem
lion, if feasible, all such °aside's.
It has hems ireassehml, trot netwitbstaisiling the determine.
ties of the Book of Bathed I. erase from prosecuting ca.
finally the utterers of forged one pound motes, a perste,
shagged with this offence bat been • within these few days
foreed'amate—Dosfk. It I. sst remembered by whom be
was prosecuted. I ern, Sir, your% he.
HVISANITAS.

Among the intended improvements st West-
Iniuster Abbey, the ancient marble altar, which was
peeled in obis noble edifice iu the reign of
ill. but was taken down in order to Inca'.
-tatetrie Coroisation eeteiworty. will not be agents put
up. Its place will be occupied with another to cor-
respond with the rest of this ancient
Other improver:nolo. we are informed. are about to
take place to the interior also.

Nicholas Sharp, a youth appareat ly about 19 years of age,
was brought ■p by the Bridge-keeper of Blackfriars.boidge,
who stated that about tea o'clock on Monday a gentleman
celled to him sad told him that a silk Isaadkerchief bad been
takes oat of his pocket by the Primmer, who was th►n stood.
hag ow t►e platform of the moire leading doom from the
bridge to the watn•side. He took the Prisoner tato cus-
tody, sod N aearebitsg him forma the handkerchief, almost
new, in ►ie pocket. The restless** ears his address, nod
promised to appear at the other at twelve o'clock, hot had
Mot made boa appearance at half past two.
The fa,her•in.law att. Prisoner, a very respectable look.
lag weave►, gave hi. a good ehe►ecter, and promised to use
his endeavours to keep him out of bad company ; and the
worthy Aldernsga, after giving him a suitable admosition,
oediwed him to he discharged.
Asa IPfitHips, the keeper of a brothel in Georgealley, was
charged by Mary Ann Uwyer with rubbing bee of seven so.
mrehros, our posted in silver, sod two W. Irish beak mutes.
The Proweeteig, a young Irish widow, arrived is Loudon,
sphere else was a total stranger, on Sunday fright, and asked
the Prisoner, whom she nett its the street, to direct her to
woo. of ►er Meads whom she named. The Primo. asked
heir to Mak some giro, wad then persuaded her to go home to
her has.. in George alley and wait there till the nwortsints
when she would else. her the way to her friends. tin twas:l6.
lag the hosite, the Prisoner persuaded her to give her all flee
osmeiri else had, winutiatiog to eighteen poonds, to take care
of, lest she shosild be robbed. Fully eimfidisig in the fidelity
of bee bostem, the unwary Proseeeirix gave into her keep.
log the whole of her little treasuse, as before described ;
sod the west aseneiog, the Prisoner haviag left the house
for a short time, remeoed, and soon afterwards said her boa
bad been broken tapes sod the money stolen.
The Primmer did wet sow deity having received the money
from the Proarcutrig, bat persisted in the story of ►er bug
hawing hems broken opeo in her &hectare, mud the snooty
take* out.

The thrutre at Huntsville (Alabems) was burnt
down tot the sth of August. It was (put, new and
ready toe opening. It is suspected to have beets
.wilfolly fired.

The Mayor of CHUTES has complied with Om
regbrst contained in a requisition riAuell by 760
fErreissen mod Citizens of Chester. to call • Common
Hall, foe the purpose of throwing open in the esti..
:Lena at larKr, the election of the Corporation,
according to the pluvisions of the charter of
(JeNNY VII.
There are 110 • two families living near to each
anther ut New Houses. pear Middleton io Teesdale.
comissting of three pensons its each family. yet they
armhole fathers slid mothers. brothers and sisters,
uncles and aunts. nieces. own-rousts*. half-coositsr.
• and quarter cousins. and we know not how mealy
swore degrees of telationship, though altogether
*mere are bet six prelates.— ( Durham Chronicle.
Monday morning as three young ;madman'
were amusing themselves in a sailst)gAstrat on the
River Thames, between Vauxhall and Battersea
wider's, a stolen aquall of grind coming on, the
bout became u 1111 l 'ensemble. and upset, by which
accident Iwo of the unforteissate youths were drowts-
ed. A 'gateman WS the Surrey shore. geeing the
acciarest. promptly pat off, mid ruceeeded iu
.asseniog new from his perilous sieualion ; Isis name
is Jalealleirt, and is the snit of a gentlemen maid_
ing at•Chelsess. Every effort to recover the bodies
• isf the other two was unavailing; it is conjectured
they must have hero carried away by the current.
which set strong at the time. Their mimes are
KING and WILKINSON.
At a Special Term of she Ciresek Court ter St. Clair
"IMO!. 11•14•111 et Belleville, sio the nib of tidy, came on
eke trial of Timothy Beeriest, fur tke noisder of Atplimum C.
tidriesit. committed is Vrbinary, 1819. It appeared that
Ike dispute between Beitsett sad Stewart arose from the lose
"1 • Ilia" bel•fteitse N Eleoness, whits he summed had
time kilted by Stewart. The Forties met at • savers, as lei.
kettle, when it wee reposed la Sievert te chalks/le Ilab.
sell to fight a.threl, the pra,ssees aesurleg Stewart that It
1160111 d be a them dad, challenge was arestediesely scot
by Stewart, sad accepted by Berretta The seconds loaded
the rifles witli powder *sly. Lairs ewe to slip Ike halls
which were is their bends into their armee. &smelt
was seen to pet a ball Mtn his ride, after hie versed had
howled it to him They then west lobo the public Street,
took their disuse', sled Sired. Stewart woe shot through
the hes:land fell. fed
was immediately arrested. ran-
somed, aid committed to prima. whams he ramped oti
the meals' pervious to the day appointed for his trial
About sin weeks Voce lie returned to the meighhourtiood of
Belleville for hii family, sad succeeded So remoriog them to
the Stma of Missouri. He was apperliroded pros at. Gone.
sieve, sad again emillord is the Belleville bandy-The Jury,
niter • patient iovestomisios of the ewe, reesnald • verdict
of oaf y, nod he use orutesseed to be hung tre the 34 of Sep-
tember iwirt....The prosecution was ably eiseducted by the

She was reseeded until Thursday. In the mean time the
Plearrutrie has by this rubbery been deprived of the meals
of raying fur a ludgisig.
' IllaaLMOßOUltn-sTitrET.
EXTREME BRUTALITY IN PARENTS.
A father, of sloe name of Coley, • street-keeper in St.
Cab', parish, was charged with two assaults; the our fur
ieg his sea, a boy of 13 years of age, from the window
'able Ina Boor lodging iu Matsbronk•ruurt, Piccadilly, awl
aid." Oa 1W Well, a book.keepi r.
The ass, who was lama in one leg with the fall, hail been
'bfl is Ireland until within the last Ave months, WIWI' his
greadfather seat him hose to his parents.
• The tale of the buy was, that be had received no
protection whatever from his father or mother, soil that
the former had refused hiss serene so his impartment, when
he ~,mkafflourra to gel a test halfpence to satisfy the
cravings of mature, by bolding horses, or •ny ocher employ.
mem be ewl.l get. l'he boy, who seemed rather relortaut
to give evidence, loosened his neckerchief at the instigation
of souse neighbours, alma is was proved by his snit corms
horsed by Whet% that his father bail tied • rope round his
neck fur the peeper* of heogiug him, but he bad escspc.l.
The poor buy wear on to relate • aeries of ill-usage at the
heads of both his father and his mother, •ssul that be had
constantly slept in the street, and the advice of his father
was that he should go a thieving, sod thee he would get rid
of him. Oa being interrogated by Ile Magistrate, the eons.
plainest slated that he bail Not offended his fattier, but that
be had fused his in She street, and after taking him into
his apartment he had thrown his out at the window. The
boy deleted that he had throws biamwlf out at the wisidow,
hot es brims interrogated further, Isa was no illiterate as cos
to Aiistiagailsh between the hope of reward and the fear of
ponisbusert.
Mr. Wall and proved his rase of assault agslost the
accused, and, ass weighboor, home a mom horrid detail of
the Ihdrodnist's orealtiss to his sus, Is which the mash*,
participated.
This leaiiimiay was oarrabwaseil by several respectable

the wilds*, whieb *u diet istsiedletety abr. It *is lies
tones stet esdeets easel; konl the by coarelled w MI leg
beide% beets broken.
Mn. %talkies, irter boa drawl tbs. bey'e (tweet, ever*
berated tie writs of eroeffne *Mt the yes pseseleed.ptihe
beets of els &thee; orbiels lbe erkasoe bed bees us pip
eeitweeoet

The defence was that the hey was viciously inclined; Spit
this was altogether disproved, sad that he bad thrown Mum
silt hem the window. which was also disproved. Mr. Maim
waling held the Defoodenst to bail for the two assaults.
amine Se-smill.
Yesterday a math, appears* abed 1$ yews of lide mufti
Usury J adios ' was hr .p he the coded, ef Hewitt the
wilorr, bermes Juba liserlineso, Esq. charged with monlisty
several adieles of lasing reprirei. she property of 115 rm
Martha leader. essielieg is the Iblewsrmind.
It appeared that the petteste of. the Primer died about
three years sg., and he was plaited soder the protectios of
his week, who weir s builder, lastrected him is that ad,
sad he conducted himself in a very esempleey isomer for
some lime. bit afterwards bie behaviour homes as hod,
that his seek lisdiag all remonstrautie is reclaim him
were feleitlessi wool& no longer pat ep with it. mid be ram
away, tibiae pith him a epeanday carpralsre• tools. since
which he had treoese acquaisted with • formidable /sag of
thieves. who hefted 'he ditherer equales, sad pleader the
areas of gestinsees homes of soy thistle that may time
within their reads, which @Memo h.. grew. s. Serb a.
alarming height thst-sesrinely $ dsy pewees hut isformationee
of nobbewles •f the Mem edam see genii* at the various
police Wilms.
The meek of the Primmer attended, and al his serereed, tha
worthy Magistrate closely bistro/litre' the Prisoorr as to bin
becoming acquaimed with the peg to which he helosiod,
she. the following fade were 'lsmaili/el. the 11417116011
which appeared to strike horror is every one present.
The Primer Men stated, that he became one of a gang of
fourteen, aloes the age of himself; the Head or Captain mew
a boy abort ten yeses old, who was meted fur his agility st
pleader. seed whenever a fresh me was admitted, he was takes
seeder his :vision till he was quite prefect in the mt. (Hem
he divulged the names of some of the head, mad also their
haulage, beet we meow unlit naming them at premed.) The
whole of the gang meet at a certain home, about 7 o'clock is
the isoroiag, and then take different ritairs, two together; the
sisal plea was, whomever they saw a gentleman's door, se
arempie open, so creep slyly ism the peewee and steal soy
thiag that came to bawd mil sell it imasodiattly. The peg
rightly met at their erodes's*, to report the seeress they
had met with in the course of the day; and obese of the
gang who were so solorky as to meet wish ambles was sop
purled by the others. The Primmer appeared quite bed&
freest whilst relates( the ahem.
The Magistrate arsiered the Primmer to be remanded for
a week.

SHAM ATTORNEY.4II"III"4"aL
Yesterday Henry Letts, a young OM of respectable ap-
pearance, was re-examined before Mr. Whim, the Anise
Magistrate, on • charge of obtaisieg mosey mike fake
presentees.
Mr. Peter Everest stated that in April last he kept
IM Cock, is the Haymarket, St. Josses's, sad was served
with • declaration of ea ejecta:teat to gait the premises,
is amemparace of the imprommeats to that The Primmer, Primmer, who had been repreeeated to be a clerk Msti
Colearte, attorney, its Cleekeewell, said he hod lately sem.
mimed bogie's' himself, sad world defied the mese; he
was comegoestly employed, sail at differeat limes mosey
Mewed to him, till at reggae it was discovered he was
so wormy, sad the preseut proceedings were instituted
against him.
To prove the cam, Mr. lams Mama, Coffee-home.
keeper, in Wye's-street, was coiled. mid he stated, that es the
11th of Jolly last, the last day of Tenn, be met the Primmer,
who said the trial was to come or that day, and directed
him to get the sum of 61. from Mr. E. Mr. Nucleate called
opus Mr. E. to Clamosionkeg, aid deliverer the maniade.
and the latter emit him Girlies wife is Orange-street, and she
paid the bi. Witness carried the hi. to tat Come of Lierea
Beach, where he saw the Primrose, and paid the mosey ewer
to him ; in a abort lime aftemaells he said the trial was pot
eff, and would not come mi till seat Term.
Mr. Everest here peasested • paper be received tram the
Primmer previous to kis being tented set or posemeliee. It
purported to be a writ of error, simed by Mr. Smith, clerk
of the Errors Office, dated June!, ISM,
Magistrate-4 So, Mr. Hertz, yens elttaised • writ acne,
• mouth before the trial as alleged came ; you told me
at the last examiratirr if you were allowed eine you meld
justify year conduct : are you saw prepared so to de; i
shall be glad if you can ?"
Prissoner—,` Sir, I do rot chimes to auswet meatless sew,
as I am aware it will be of au avail, but will rather reserve
my deferce till another time. I have bees informed this
proceeding has taker place •1 the instigation of the Lieenahog
Magiviraies of ibis district, sad that no bail ever would be
accepted by them rodeos I could proctor two Noblemen. I
have docuinems is' my possession which I de rout object
altering to you, if yue promote to cetera them again."
Magsstratv---. Mr. Everest states epos oath be paid •
large sum of mosey at various times to you on your rem*.
seistatimi of your bring an attorney. Cats you prove you
are au attorney ? You say you are se atiorrey's clerk ; mod
if so you utter to hove better thaw to believe the idle tales
which had beets related So you, because every perste will
wily laugh Ali such tepeeif. If you wish to say any Mies I
will attend to it."
The Prisoner ingeniously cress-questioned Mr. Everest as
to the seats he steam-ell at each time. Mr. Everest could
not particularise dates, but epos the whole be was eertaiu
he had advanced hies altogether 721 ; he would sot say whe-
ther it might out he 1001. He produced a list of the differeat
some, mid about 521. of it was in the Prisoner's own herd
writhe'.
The Magistrate Mee asked Mr. Everest whether be trade
en inquiry if • writ of error hid hero issued a. Mated, et
bow be discovered the Primmer was suit as attorney ?
Mr. Everest replied, be inquired at the Rolla 011 ice, in
the Temple, sad was isiforisted there was no attorney named
Hertz; be would nit take upon himself to say that was the
purr place to make the *airy.
Mr. F. Crisp, the legal adviser of Mr. Everest, said he
accompanied him some &Aye ago to the Masten'-offer, to
search whether coots were taxedlo a cause evilest Mr. Everest.
He real.' wt lad it,. Kerieseraane ow the hooks. lie west
elan to Mr. Seiith's °Mee, and fumed that • Writ of Error hail
beer allowed, but it was Ms the Name of Needham. He applied
to Mr. Needham, vats declared he 'sever authorised Keels to
use hi. same ; in fret keels wait Needham'' ruin, for he used
his same in so many causes that Mr. Needham had bee* •
struck of the rolls. Mr. Crisp bad harem the Prieoaer fur
assay years: he is no attorrey, nor sieve, had been.
The Primmer waa Hier fully committed, sad the Magi-
strate told lisps two rarefies in SOL each would be accepted as
bail for bias, and that it did out mailer If they were Not
Nobleineo, but it would be necessary that they should give
twenty-four boars' malice at the once. •
171ION•11,111.4
SIR T. CHAMPNEYS AND MR. PALMER.
Yesterday Iselin the day oe which Mr. Palmer was to pat
• In his sureties of 1,0001. to answer the complaint of Sir
T. Clisarpneys, she How. &roam, accompanied by Mr.
Harriett*, his Solicitor, attended to examine the competency
of the bail. The time Axed was 111111 o'clock, het fur a coo-
*liveable time after that hoer neither the Defendant nor
any of his Irkods made their appearsoce, and Mr. Chambers
said he world return the reauguiasoces mid at once Mum
his warra..t the penes of the L4feedast, when fur-
iwrately at • greeter before three, the latter*. Solicitor, en-
tered the alike and infuensed the parties that Mr. Palmer had
bees @soddenly arrested sod was sow at Davies lock-up
homes in Holborn, which had caravel the delay, arid as hie
hail was sat ready, he reseasmesile4 that the Magistrate's
warrant @Mehl he lodged is the lima of the Sheriff, Se ore.
rata ea a &mirror against hiss, which, foe the present wooed
be se effectual as say ball.
After • short esaversatioa the warrant was intimate:4M
Hama, the elleer, with orders to serve it as directed.
DASHING SWINDLERS.
A penes of - stylish appeannemp. Mined ail".ll=
imp* superbly dressed.
astsialsslitte before I. Ds

Ti. Megisirsee obse►ved, that this pert of the chew sr
seemed a very series, aspect, said Mrs. Wiese sews to the
feet.

It was farther elated that essay oiler doors were fedi&
oesohor streusel the accused parties to the amasser of mow,
Istedieds of potoola, some of arras of • very fraodoleat sla-
lom; hut the majority, it was feared, would way be Awed so
moos( to dais.

Hairy Haninsood, an active olfiree, received a warrant to
search the Wrier of t►e Prisoners, No. 19, Pisplar.run,
Newinglos, where he found a large nisansity of goods of all
descriptioas; the fennik Prisoner was their, soil ►e appre-
hended her. In the course of Monday Night he 'revived ia.
fortnetisio that " she Captain" was gambling at a billiaid.
room in Blackfriars-read, whither he west and took hiss into
elistedy.
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The worthy Magistrate ordered them be reasoded.

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eat Itlt 1‘.04P0 0110%4 le "eft .
The lint trio aghast•• Primmer, was referred try Rte
beet Adam% y 1,8011114 that he was le News. Char 0.. Friday% the SlerAbgesl, tie Ghat S 4 isirl'at.
• Mh•I•1 Cth Ilmt•k4elieres is load •It•el, sad lb" "109 !leakiest to emeseendetts, mew therelsower fin. Pa15.0....de,
beet the Pel"e" "ilea tile", sea Isulei"a,''ilit; lbe parish irelltafilereer At Remo irelork I...rd,Lip was
'1•17 •battre.• Illeata rug the liar a • ,read Yls" "6 • met at the west dam toy We Orate the Dube Sear eft
wildoll4ll mrd after manehtleg the team of eerreval. Gerd ,„_
ipso one. of the valve of 0 pima*, which he Theuels wielsh,'"""tart7ithT101 l
eaws*"'"e"'""""'"'`.
aelbelta le be °•.I 146 Nu. ti, &Ward-sheet, Porto"' limiting Ley comerretierg the fabric was perm lore
> ailiresied to Captain W 444. It was foes&
that ke't „ Lordship b Thomas Jews, Esq. aid reed by the ra, ;
.° beet", after whirl. the Redeoeseas hiving' been lowered: to h.e
''`,"ll 4, ht. charmer In lie "bllsbet""6 w" """
. Nei marl, and the several ether overmans forks
.slap e~p+vls•t Put•leetill"""ri.boul"juit was I'l4 loth: been arloploil with. D.vour VOW emmols
Mu"' the Prayers se*, ended. agreeably to Mr rierrepesow• re.
=tglisrletreWeerot. which their carrier delivered to the.
direeties. It was shortly afterwards. discloser. 4; quest„cm ur‘pclbreat•i'l.beirs'kbeffilut.•l4 Lordship was fie." 10 path
.1.11/ty bad kit Ittheard.aireet„ sad that le Mild the in. "'`
is Tuesday the lilts Sept.*, Lord Bishop of f;lnuceater
otrisimist fire shoot 1101 •
saws" conswerated the then* lately harts on KsopiewerlAill. 4...1.-
Th• eh". Irl•eldlib4ll4 bY •• i•divia•A CaleJ hi said nue called Holy Truest,. The .wester Lot
er WIN". D".• Pe. b. Lee" ""ete• Is s'll* emery MIK eironemed with it or resider it as «Ohne end hi-
Noel* tell". It aPPeareal that about three u"• 114/ lute the I" terestiug as any we hive ever witnessed A very groat enu•
draw. Maser ealkd oh air. Doe, and told hiss he had Jost
cootie of people was rowinbied hi the urchins', sad i holies
arrived from she earnitm and had hero s,•corsinieroleilie hill' the ehtirch is oil:habil sis hold 1,000 elbow (whereof 00
lei Me- Steam (*be tom
elle el ate"), "be 968.11 te have free Mitiercw), it is se plowed diem were twice that how.
immediate want of le
articles a elethirsg. ilk hosiers@ •
ber reveres, besides a great slimly who mould Oat saw mi-
le town, he said, was Nln his Lome isEdwerd•iiireet,.
mere.
which he had berm Apr some considerable Mao receives., •
weekly not of DK from the Dealt of Saliebiery. The elder, 1
. was areordisgly completed mid *PM home, sod Mr. Dei
mein his mem* at the dour, and Sadie' him is apposed
passeesies of a apletidid hew.,, ealweitaisegly soppiteddilres
. waft ihmevernowe he waatiml sill Ms miasesied "MOM
. The Prisoner thew celled epee hini, and iegeited what credit
, be was is the habis of giving. to which he messeeted he lad no
objectioa to give credit till Christina.; she Primmer wadi" Oh!
wryer rev shave three worths.,' mad he added. that if the
Complaiwant wasted the mousey, he could thou let him have
same of it, sr give his belt fur .be whole amount. Mr. bus
felt mock :obliged, mad took his bill at three atuothe, mad the
pefendaat the. said. ibis he was ghat' into she oweetry kw
a few days, bet if Mrs. Naomi wanted any Miry to let her
have it, which he did; every *leg he furnished was of 'a de-
sariptirre suitable to the oppareatenadition of his customaries.
At This totemic. she Prisoner occasiossalty mole of hi.
hawse; he said three was • ti slime Jiff...niece boomer hissed
the parties who had negotiated with him about taking it, fa.
meetiog who shoold furnish limn to she buss', mid so be was
Myatt to glee op hi. phut to them, redressed the Grim
plateaus, as he was a strsuger is kale, su r.cassamod Lot
to a draper who weeild furnish him limn and other articles
to the animal of SOL He even took the credmiloos Mr.
Don with hint home, sheer.' bits the different apartments
which were spleadidly fernialserl, pointed out the alteration
he (.tended atakieg, and so woo his good *pinks, that be
famished him with suit after suit till the bill ansmesimesi to
ea. sad eves made • suit, aecordieg to directive, foe " a
Mead I. the ematry." whom letter the Prisower *hewed
him, awl as every occasion he was custissually talkieg of
b•swly..d heneveleace. At length she establisioneet sod-
&sly broke up, sad Mr. D. bad the mortideation to Sad
that the Wiese had only been hired by the Dekodaat, that
he had paid arse of the rent, and this &either the carriage
hoe horses were his own.
Mrs. Mary Rkhardsoo, of lee gav•-•lrett. St. James*
dremsaaker, said. Mr. sad Mrs. Wood COMIC to her been
hi the smooth of September last in their carriage, mill the
lady m that occasion gave her same Mrs. Barlow, and re.
pmeeted to km, what credit she mita ly gate to Indies that
might deal imply with her ? Names said, she gave three
months credit where the parties were respectably rectum.
mended, and the female Prisoner gave a reference to Mr.
Den (who made the last charge), adiliesg, that he was one
of their tradespeople, and that they had recently arrived
from the coontry. Wilmot aecordiogly waited us Mr. Don,
who spike highly of she pasties' and she, of carne, had
no dash( of their respectability. The female called again is
a few days, sad ordered valuable dramas to the &usenet of
Nit, which were delivered at a house in the Edgware-road,
bet they were to ver paid sir. - -
Mrs. Christiana *Leas, of N.. 111, Illambeeser.heild.
Weetntioster, amid that' is March kit. the soak Pri•
mom look lodgings la her house at a prima per week. end
mperrated himself as a Captain. He owed het 141. Ss.. sad
what he wrist away the sheets of the bed mid a reap* of
silver sprees were &god naming, which she had ise doubt
be took.

ti)S3CCIPAMBY

THE ARMY.
Tice 49th armistice, are is image dints tapeetµiw of trans-
pot s• to g them' free illaierfurd to Ofifialowhear.
march to Chatham'. its 'setter to 'embark fur thr Cape of Gerd
Hope.—They are le be replatml by She 39th.

HARVEST AND MARZETS.
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GLASGOW, stretlesea 17.
A great feat at" rais fell here yesterday, and darkly the
week the weather has hers e. ry Itaravourahte r..r elm ?sifter.
This day leeks b. tier, dry. with flying elm s& sad a strum
berwar ?rum the westward. Grails &slated is mar mar►et
yesterday.

LDS wigwams, mantissas 27.
There were but few shearers at the West Meet en Mead ty
Nionsiwg, sad of these be. a soak ouraber were birekat 10d.
sag la. a day. AO ille Ills its Iles district are eat dean.
cud the grata for the Ewa part oaf. ly stacked.
WATLIWORD, ingrowing' 29.
A large Cure Market yesterday; some ausutd ; priers • ill
droupiait —Witest 20s. to 14.. • Berle) go. 1.. I Is. • t)ute S.
to old Segued Floor des. to :As. • IllArd and
!Warps tics. le 36e.; !words Igo. to 125.; Oats seal Ille gI.
to 13s. Butter beget at SU fur Ant quality, rowed door
to Sus. slid left &drat 795.

[vault TKO latirtill PAPE/11
Many ink-Sagest farmers are of °palms that the bantred
will titre out to be in ge crop throogheat•
France sod the Nettie/leads bare bad ais almodmit baser.';
and the storm of the haler cottoUr„ the most fertile is the
west of Europe, are described I. be meet-dawns' with (tarn.
The apprehension that the ports will be opened fir t'..e
importation 'of wheat and other grain bee bemoan* enteral
owitme the agricultural interest, sad it Mudd 'het the &Hil-
liest of preciiiing unfair returns, end otiowleently of Teasing
the averages, are considerably blamed by the Act parsed in
the last Session. The wily remedy for this evil is to be fused
is the proper gumshoe of the dealers to the strict requisitieue
of the Art to returning the prices, qinetisies, mad names of
persona from whom porcbmed. It is mappings! s greater
variation of samples newer existed We will be found iu the
markets the miming year. In many instances the present
rampl..l vary frum feu to timely primula per lead of forty
bushel.. The next six works, eliding the Ibtb November,
will determine the ge, and it is therefore of the utmost
impartauce shot the coeutry corn iospecturs properly per.
fume Ih. it Ahoy.
We have revived informatim respecting the practicabiliiy
of inaeceuvring the corn ges, so as to render it owe.
than probable that the ports will be open un the 15th of
November fur Baeky and Oat., if out for Wisest tare. Oar
tufureratioo states, that ender the Average Act nonunion ie
touch tome practicable to *web elfeet, thaw before; that
WIMP& are at heed of sorb practicer, which prows ale
capable of being put into s sitbriaatial sod legal shape.
The evils are Jimmie's*, and the subject culls roe prompt Ai'
trotiori.—(firineerienrienl)
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It is believed by soave, nal should the pries, of e ru ries
to the height necessary fur the upraises of the ports, a must
prodigious issue of fueeigs graia firms the hooding ware-
house. will immediately take place, to sorb as ext.ot as to
supply all our present waste. and, Juub.le.., on far to de.
press the price of grain, as eff.etstally po elirck all future
isepurtat ion far nosy veseiths. Our house shoo, it is said,
holds 200,000 quarters of wheat.
It appears trees the Quoits Gaulle that the inhabitants
of Canada are &best N petition the li.g sod both flosses
of Parlisisest for s repeal of oar Corn Law., in so fiir as
they are esseersol. " The granaries of oar flusters, soil
ills stein of ear seirelssists," they ssy, w are now hosted
with wheat, sod so price whatever car he sblaised fur ibis
talk!. ."
It has bag bees reeessisesded by several .iip.risnesisl
agriculturists, purtieulsily is the Costliest, to reap corn
before it is properly ripe. Several farmers laser this season
obtaised is iiroverse ad...atop by ishspiwg ibis process
the gramn is railer, larger, sae Amer, and is raver attacked by
fist weevil.

LONDON SESSIONS.

Yesterday she sdiouruell London Sessions we,e
held at Gdildholl before the LOU' Mayor. die
81teriffe,, the Common Strjear.t, Aldermen J. Smith.
Cox, Ar►iterlry, and Locos.—No cove of auy sou-
rest occurred.

*Woe fair, oa Elide, last, was the poorest we halm seen
ailimiy years, Olio very hole basiness was dune. Thyroid.•
ffeee exhibited fewer is number don we ever reuseratter, •49.1
pasehissers were is prapartias still more scanty. Prices of
all lads win law; the few fateows which were wild aver ,c•.l
tram 41d is 6d. per lb. The sheep market was very Soli.
bet she prices were low, sad eery bilk dulog. Mears
few is somber, hiferior in quality, sad i.e um demand. Pip
norsersos, bet the sale dull, Irish pigs from 4 .to So. y. r
scare; English diem from es. to 7r. Tiers was a hair mai -
ply of cheese piirlivel, winch browabt, two.iseal, front Us ;0
44. ; bestmaking.froia 435. to 60a. Onion., a which IL r •
is Ibis year a very abundant c. up, sold at shout 3J. prp.k.
Pickpockets were not scorer, sad did mime basis/Nu than
artist oilier clasts•; two of these sorties bad "miters pus-
sided for them in our tumuli mid two in the city emit, %I. it
they iewiair for further easasisatam...-(Gmicoder Journal.)
GERA I.DU6 CANSIENSIIII, ie the reign of the at -
tout/ Henry. wrote an aesouut of Leland, this
newly conquered by the Eii6l.ol, in which he it.-
artier', that their wire, in that country. A.het with
gottles teeth, coil araniters that rare half well one[
half beasts; that darks grew -span trees, .)-c. u..,1
terie.it extravagant lies weir received with w much
approbation, that he read his 7 apography ref I, (ball
publicly at Oxford three successive days : th.• fiat
day to the poor of the toots ; alie,oreouda Ica the du. -
two of the different rattails, awl the. students of
teak; sod the third day, to the rest ol• the studeuir,
the tuwu's people, and the girviseri.
Ou Saturday week • 'bey my, was at Arbroath,
viewing Git.k.sw's imitaarrie of wild beasts,
lids, cud reptile% iscoktimily laid hold of woe of
the•liesis cabs ; thin toward the iudiguation of the
lioness, who laying hold of As buy'a as.. with one
of ber paw% hurt it reverely. NSW diSliet4trd gall
alssith/er. The boy will be unmade, its rors•equeuee,
lire sear issue, to attend his ...l occupation; bat