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ma a «rm.. jiptiog legirrieseed
thieves, to sett stolen Bask melee 1W 1111, their valet, to
mold their bider trend 'to tins. The Attn.", Anther
Meted, that os ids applying to Mr. Altbetrreepeetieg lb,'
801. whkii be green' to him, he did not dray liffieg Void
lir. Hest% a fat bask one, or that the wow be tented wall^
lie identical sole • sad Mr. Abbott istrodweed a person t
blot, slam be relied his friend; he eannined the 501. But
ante, se he mid, to trace oat names on it. Oh the fan
the mite There appeared Mee Partridge" aid "'Mr. 1184111.
ov h." led kW -friend Itlitently Identilied them US MIL'
Piftridge, of Plailleo, and Mr. Marsden. the borse.dealer.se
lie argued from this, that the friend mast know sontelhini
nine of die dote thite merely at lest sight to recoepise iM
aames of Mrs. Partridge, of Pimlico, aged Mr. Menden, der'
Aine.dealer, especially seder the eirenastaani of b th
stein beteg written by the tame bawd and with the mate
ink; hot nothing more could be 'carped se to the 1711de iff
dte note. Mr. Abbott persisting that he did sot know gpr.
had lake* it.
The Magistrates, so interrogatiog Mr. Abbott as SA.,
M was, and how be became powered of the sole, siaiglf
It had takes the 501 mote at the Binh base, in Vag street,
M. James's, god where, he asserted, be was la the mann*
'twit of tekiag as large sates without intriditg these mid
4itiowing who he took them (role; oar did be MIL
senesary.
Tide Magistrates told him if lee 'bed not dove so it line
time he began
.'The teases be assigned for not doing so wag, there Vere
el* metabers Wearing to the Glob.
On his being asked the eager. of the 'Cab, tie replied it
was for Omitkasen to play—is other words, a gambling.
bow.
Magistrates inked him what he was at the Clab ? be
answered Me wee a greyest.
The Attorney preened the garstioa in yellow! ways, fir
Mr. Albeit to say 11190 he took the ante from, urging this
nailing it was that he should take a note of so large as
198S0101111 without kooeleg from shows be took it.
Ir. Abbott persisted in big igeossoce.
The Magistrates agreed tint as there sat no proof. 4 the
felony before them, they mold proceed no farther; which
she Anotoey asaeonnt to, bet peopond that Mr. Abbott
ehorlSswear that be did sot know from wiz: took the
out,. Mr. Abbott assessed. soil. with Ile of the
Magistrates, took she oath accontiogly.
•>taow Sill OWN.

• Yesterday Winiain Roberts, a dell its the risployabent of
Mr. Harmer, attorney, in Hatton garden. was linstly exit.
mined on a charge of palming forged Wink of Eaget's; rotes,
sod committed to Newate fur trial.
IffaItLUOROVISIS ITIL t

A DISABLED VETERAN IN DISTRESS.
Yesterday a poor disahl•d old soldier, sr 'shout alines or
stockings, and who appear, dtobe of with a parslytic
malady, but which, Is fact, 'ruse from the many *winds be
ATI received is the defence of this country, applird at this
inflicr fur a sommints 'violet the Overseers of his parish, to
show cease why they ',fused him reßef.
The appearasee of the applicant altogether displayed the
moat altrest dieters*: be had heels passed to his parish a
Omit time are fur begging, but on his liberation from
be WI been refivoil relief by the °veneers of his
'perish, sad brims without shoes or stuckiap, he was unable
front the imelowneat state of the weather is. go about the
streets. A sumeaotts was granted him.
He stated that he had bees a soldier many years, and the
cadge of his being crippled was in conseamence of his having
received wounds at the ha • ale of Wale, 100 ; but nu befog asked
the question, .aid he had nu pensiou fur his past service,.
This one of the officers discredited, stifles, that if he had
been so disabled at Waterloo, fats commie, would mot suffer
him to go shoat in the deplorable conditiow be was in. The
stptirant spared him of ibe troth of his assertion, and said
he caul.' elm a good meson for his nut receiving a Frustum.
Hr maid be was lay birth au Hanoverian, and was ortginally
in Hie Frew* service, but bring an enemy to the principles
which he was 'appeal time, he elmaged sides, and bad Nutria
nod lit,.' is defence of this country. and had served ander
the Marquis of Anglesey, is rhs 7th bassars. He •as to
the greatest dieter's, sad had as sweep to procure. the se-
re illif if@ of life. tie quitted the office with the susamsous.

VINERAL OP SIR J. THOROTON.

BOTTIMPORD, DUMBER t 6.
On Saturday last the reoesins of the late Rev. Sir JAI.'
Tfitarsituu, A.M. domestic chaplain to hi. Grace the Doke of
1/totand, were interred in the chapel of the parish chnrch of
Bottesforil, So the county of Leicester, of which he was the
Rector. The Nue& was intended to have been private, hat
it large assemblage of the inhabitants of this and the neigh.
to Villages had cullecied together, with all the artiArers
• acid wus Ivaco, sod other 'madams at Belvoir Castle. A .loo-
ti I- hoe i.f prisons, malty deep. was formed by these, which
. s tended from the dour of the Rertury.house, through part
Ait the sown, to the pariah chore+, between whirls the body
aihiatly inward, cuclosed in a very handsome Mill, covered
try a velvet pall, and preceded by Dr. Willson, Mr. Blather,
isle. Harvey (the undertaker), and Mr. Kemp, and Wham)
'ln his Grace the Duke of Rutland. Lord Robert Manners,
*Ur 61a.tes Sattoo, Colonel liildysrd, the Rev. Charles Tho.
scion (Iwolber to the deceased), and Captaia Robert Siiiioll,
.1 the wavy.

Ob the evening of Christmas.day. about a quer.
ter-p.iot es nr o'Citlek, an SlartuillK and destructive
t;te was oli.coverril in u barn belonging to Mr.
L. H. Moose, of Nettlestetiil Hall, Suffolk, which
eittirely Conl,Uourti the same, together with shout
id cooinba of wheat, and 90 mouths of barley in
the straw. 'mere were two *tacks of sliest in a field
iesij qmog, one of which was pit-served, by. hieing
doeischi.d. by water, but the other .became a
prey to the deiontiog element. The fire was first
..laseseed by one of Mr. Moottea labourers, who
immediately drove the cattle front the horn-yard,
which means they were all secured fionn danger.
report of this dieadrisl calamity being made
own, matey velum* immediately repaired to the
scot from Needham Market, and the vicinity, and
every pomibie watistatice was rendered. Ao engine
nal procured from Needham. but, owing to ob.
struritous 04 tatiusted by the ice, the wotklag of it
was greatly impeded. The filmes were distinctly
seen for many miles rouud, and the fire was not got
, nailer till early the nest inurniug. The whole
'.v damage suatanted is computed to amoaut to mar
40001.
, It is affirmed that Mr. Same:ace. agent for the
)itilielloses of Westphalian domains. him received
Nei Teappau a satisfactory answer from the Mi.
ts.,,itter• of Austria acid Primus. hle has also applied
to'- Rowlett Ministers solicitiog the mediation of
the. k.imptiertar ALSIANDIR. This affair, which has
heeu „,„ mrepouve. and is considered all aver
Geripegy' of the higtesi importance, will soon be
I'°a sublet s communication from the great
poven tot,* 9iet, which will Leaf a nature to put
on 7.aii to all imiNirtsimty. It is tiozuglet that the
&ea., of flags will be obliged this tine to COD.
!WM to the that will be made.

• iteee oat of baUtaally thiii t"
Mai liblii ere itedaretood - * #
several Get Saab oases 444 tires i antes, wMA
table bet all. He bad *reed the gamine to Id
elate the Sash of Iliegriood f,. i look of sewers
AO 6, who bad received it fads Sitsers.ltorera,
=eat It h. Mr. Heath (se •aoriendoid'llie rosette:yr),
wit eateived it from Mr. Abbott, ..d here Ms seseili Cad.
He had searched • basso ia the Horoirrh for the motes, sad
denim. his trace sad lairestirstim,tre bad received'adeb la-
forrostioa as left as d..bt la Ms ailed but that the unite