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The Adjourned Loudon Sisnioue &Ott held yeelohl* ! . --.........—.
fore the Commoo &Omit sad a fell *Web of Aldenlllol,- .„... salt .**9°3ll" • ettessitlf, istUlittlin.
Herr Hoary wag indicted file attempting laSemittgpsh asa "11 et ttawilresilibarait.B4l.4B.4' if Grovel..
the door of a reins is a dwelling-bouse, with illiStablis MOO ♦a mimeo the rota'',
milted a robbery. the poor of Costessey were enabled to
The Primmer made on defence, and was foetal v..' - gelehrese the Coronahag at his Majesty iris shay hilly gra-
The cusseuttu gel's,' 14.01,.,,a5d the paaaaa saki.. ' Styles. Three diem which had bora rosebei hi joints at
preened twelve eimalbs, and effeetnally whipglo2." ' ' r He HaU sod other places, were sec out on a large cloak •iu
) .„, v. 1,,,
.; , the park, of which each pierson (having brat& his into
knife, Sark, sad plate,) partituk, with plenty et hem breed,
. :11%1ii.00-Vi•44, ! I
POLice. i , , &c. A bind of music woe also provided,.a.d lei enrol deuce
- • --1 .04 AA.) `•lt 441"0 '''l kept up till a late boor, wbes, to consoling at festivities of
s. I ` 'IP' . - tauesibetwitiet. • the day, a spleodid display of See-works was exhibited,. and
EXTENSIVE ROSSO"?' ISSIMIT4C F. N T-SQU Att E. ',She villagers "'ilea 4 their . .1.14. r., ."1!4. gi1t."61.1 v§esli II"
Yesterday MOWS IllisittiPers ;mien nertee, who "ay'. "lellaiallita‘ .)
b , - • ~
• ' )wit "I e. •,F1.1.1 ~., ilepaelt,_
stood remanded . foe noldslagrale.gtdPlN a Resilraino who
budged is the bows of Mr. Nightingale, Viowtestpiare, of nbi, der wi. whorairtillii. Pia litsseier which eltaWthe
property to a very saassideribte Atooost, were
,16,144 Cu. highest credit span the Corporatism and hohntilihnita 0,116
mined before Ashen keynoters), E‘q. ' members of the Corporatism amembleel al eleven Alm*
It Sas stated is the last examinatimi that die Priterewtor and to conjunction with the military, the Odd fellowiss.m,
acconspassied Mr. Nightingale and family to Pokier Fair, formed a procession, which proceeded along the Pr*** .
mat 'ln their elsonsed the robbery was committed. Anne streets, and phased through all the bars. In the allinomia •
Jarvis, who had been with Mrs. Gorton at Mr. Nightingale's the Andres 011ie National, Grey Cost, and &today Schools,
house on that day, said that Gartun confessed in her basiag after bearing divine service at the Cothodrol, were re-
. toMmitted the rubbery, and that he Sang the crow-bar gated with aka gad ale ; and drank the Ling's health
pith which be bad erred the door of the closet, into with great glee. sixty Immo" were ewes 10 Os P Aar
a ditch In the Willow-walk. Dew since that irnamiwed. 1 in beer—forty pounds from the Corporation, nod twenty
the ditch, but costa out God it; but he fumed the each bon penile from Lord Hondas; and the priacipal manufacturers
to. the water-cleat of a wow sear Garigo's lodging__ and tradesmen were mast liberal to the bands they employ.
Ai:l.mgal the ninon stung was &Queen Anne's guinea, and . Tea, cakes, end spirits were bounteously distribused, to
amongst the papers was a bill 011 MIMI/11. Barclay and Co.' tt very suaierogs body of women, in the Mioster-yard,
payable no demised to Mr. Tulip fur 1,5001, mad a promis. 1 Without Walnigate-bar, in the Pavement, &e. Al the leiter
airy mote upon the smog firm for 500/. The property lost i Once, lierse &OW, led 96, was she first that Sea a
Meadow aussioneod to upwards of t,ooof. ~ boat : she patient .r a dm entertainment upon the same
Mrs. Tenger, the wife acme of the Priseoers, who was is,' =r' the coronation of his late Majesty. Thursday
castoily with them, 040 admitted Ring's evidence. She 'aid li ewe a scree of aticosonant felicity. A loyal and
tact Thurston proposed the robbery of ?fr. Topp about fire patriot* allaber, of that region, provided tea sod other
Menthe ago, but she objected to it, and threatened to divulge refreshment for oinserons nld manes and children; and
their *theme, foe which she was beaten them. She rustic iodate byconelsided the amusements of the day in that
heard we more of it till the day the robbery was cunt and otherall=t: town. There was a grand civic feast
misted, when Thyestes mid another mesa (her hue- at the M , and public dinners were also held at
hand), about lye o'clock in the evening, told her that the black SseosS'. Mr. -Stridge's, Mr. Saina's, Mr. Selleroe,
they bed dose it that the cash-box was soder the bed, and Mr. Nonssees, Mr-,reave'e end revere, other rempecta-
not to let any one in ; they emptied- it about seven o'clock ; hie tattoos. As far in can lessee they were all well at-
there was a greed quantity of gold, notes, sod otheepepers licSitpds . ) 1,,,,,iiii: I,
~ a 8 1r4..) or
in It. Thurston peppered hernia, the papers, whirl was, ' . . 11
WlligtrlttLD.
does in her presence. She was very much alargord,,lgat , The lingedig 'was ushered in by the ringing of bells. At
they observed to bet if any one was taken, it mold not be Woo sects& tier children of the charity schools, 1,700 in
her. Thurston carried the bust out of the buuse late at ..umber, wont Esensed in proemial., and having paraded
night. through the petalled St of the lows, they were 1.00..
Several other witnesses were examined, bat they not,
! darted to the tables arranged for them in thirloo-ntreet.
testified having seen the Prisoners ruin towards Mr. N. 's Mere they were provided with as timeliest dinner of pod
Louise. old English fart. New plates were provided for the ores-
Thurston crom•estansised Mrs. Garton with mach loge. • ..ion, each bovines% appropriate device, which were after-
Misty, bat the Magistrate intimated he was emetic-110g •11- wards gives. MAIM children, to preserve as a memorial of
swore detrimental to himself, upon which he abataused from the day. . ; .
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adting any more questions. • • -;,'',.!:*.'l r•• •,, - •1.. ' At five sisolsellyrange party at &ewe On dialer 10 the Old
They were asoamitted foe trial. I -...l4liNJuirr 10,3.10 i Assenibly J. Naylor, Esq. in the Choir; the evening
•„s 1 ."101 -.1 0...1.: was spent iolialy. The Members of the Loyal
NXTENSIER POlll/01111t. .:• . • St. G,•orgrle saki* of which hip Majesty is patrols, dined
ten.,./ •I/ . together al IS. White Horse, in Wenger. The Wake**.
A most important discovery has hansom*, lately, rein. troop of pionomary cavalry had a field day, in fall regionalist
five to an extensive forgery on a foreign Bank, through the order, and afterwards dined together al the Woolpack law.
instrumentality of some persons in the metropolis, who have The poor men in the alms houses had a good dinner sad a
been coolillierit respectable up to this time. Several Gentle• plentiful regale of liquor provided for them, by the contri.
mem
comma mai the Batik alluded so here uteri," iii bastions of a few friends. In honour df the day, a peal of
London, gird every effort has beget put in force to discovtr 2,595 &lair", ematat was rune at All fishes Clair* "
the immobile. toits Norio extent. we eedeemeed that Stedman's principle, being the intricate motheld, order *Owe
two ininsilegla see in custody fur the offence, the iuvevt"r rung in Wakefield, composed and Laminate? Wile. Wm.
and allinlis 'ail dim siengasioatien has taken' place, the W"°4l'rad• 1 I. .11 ii.
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• ryaAINIIMAWIMPft -QUA lersu SESSIONS.
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A0141•011iter Groin's, Sessions for the Borough of
PortionvOuth conic on the trial of Wm. Maunder,
alias Merrick. alias Mills, alias Marshall. Nerd 68;
%wreh Maunder, a kis Mills, alias Hstchinson, owed
21, and Franees Masrader, alias Mills, alias Hutch-
imam aged 26, charged with stealing divers articles
of plate and linen, the property of Dr. William
Wardell, R.N. and Elizabeth his wife, said when,.
The leading eircussiatauces attending the case of
these Prisoners we stated on the ed ult. on their
committal for trial, namely, that on the 3d of May
Maunder hired " Appley House," in the Isle of
Wight, representing himself to John Simeon, Esq.
the proprietor, to be a man of fortune, which he
had realised from a long and successful course of
business as a aredsman and florist ; that the two
females were his daughters, and that bid a son
end a sou-in-law at sea, whose retuiti" bane lie
daily expected, and that he was induced to fix
upon such a residence as " Appley Howe" pre-
sented, with a view so their future comfort and re-
spectability. He agreed to pay • rental of 330 L
per annum, including the use of plate and liven,
of which a large quantity was delivered into his
possession about • week after he had possession of
the house. In a day or two afterwards • quantity
of the plate and hum was pledged with pawn-
brokers at Portsea and Portsmouth. These cir-
cumstances were proved on the trial, and, more-
over. that the Prisoner Maunder ems very lately re-
leased from the King's Bench, under the Insolvent
Debtors' Act ; that he came to Portsmouth by the
waggon, slid the two female Prisoners by the coach.
Maunder pot up at the Blacksmith'. Arm., at the
Halfway Houses, on leaving which house he was
obliged to pawn his box, nut having any money to
pay his reckoning ; that when the three prisoners
landed on Rvde Pier, to carry into effect their frau-
dulent scheme, they had not one sixpence between
them to pay the porter. The prosecution was con.
ducted by W. Hearn, Esq. of Newport ; the per'.
sutlers were defended by R. W. Missing, Esq. and
Mr. Blythe, who contended, on • point of law,
that the two daughter* must be discharged, as they
were not with their father at the time of taking the
Louse at Applry ; and that if a felony had been
commited, it was by the father alone.
Mr. HEARW contended that they were all alike
guilty, as they were proved to have been together
tit London; had followed- each other to Port.-
_mouth, and went together to the Isle of Wight,
and, consequently, were all participes crimirses.
The Learned Racoaosia. in summing up, said,
that the law, as it regarded the female Prisoners,
was as laid down by the Counsel, Mr. Missing;
but he would leave the case to the Jury; who,
idler nearly aw hour's consultation, returned a
verdict of I.mi/ty.
IVl•untler was thereupon sentenced to seems
years' transportation, and Sarah and Frances Maun-
der to twelve mouths' imprisorosteser each.
There were two other ionictineutb jor conspiracy
agisitist the Prisoners. had they been acquitted, for
fraudulently contriving together to get property
ii,io their possession ; and for obtaining a quantity
of goads from various tradesmen in the Isle of
Wight.
An appeal, which was entered et the last Sea-
itioris, at the snit of the Parish of Purism, against
the accounts of tile late Overseer. of the Pror, was
compromised, by Mr. William hemp, one of the
Overseers, having agreed to pa, the amount of. the
overcharges (between 5001. and 6000 and all tLe
costa attending the appeal.
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ELI>.
The etwoiatote:'"h ."
was celebrated with general rejoicings,
and there evinced more good hemmer amongst
the toira's4l6l,lk, or less disorder ow any public sece-
des. le ups miming a tree and comp) ert peal of
(randier. News, containing 3,075 charges (the oem.
her of weeks in his Majesty's age), with as essay al-
terations of bunts as accord with the aumber of big
yes's.% was rung at Saint Peter'. Church. The founds-
lion stone of a new Church, to be celled Saint George's
Cherub, was laid Mt the promisee of an isesaeweekaseemblatre
of people. Dinners were provided at the Testis. leap wad
Assembly Rooms, which were numerously attended. At the
former B. Sayle, Esq. presided, and Hugh Parker, Esq. at
the latter. Sixty poor oleo, the age of his Majesty and up-
wards, received blue cloth coats. A suboeription ' was
raised in betorf of the pensioner of the " Aged Feuds
Society," aid upwards of three ituoileed widows sod
single women, 65 years of age and upwards, were presumed
with Is. BJ. each. Irs the evening there was a brilliant I
gas-light illumination at the head of the High-street, eon-
listing of six stately east-metal pillars raised on seasoory-
work, each elegantly Owed and wreathed, ...etched with stars
or letters, and coaneeted with graceful &stew ; the two
middle ones snstaisiog • triumphal arch, and the whole
serumerated by the Imperial Centro of the United Kingdom
—with a span of from 50 to 50 feet, and an elevation from
30 to 40, pre•enting at once bearlylo,ooolembent flames
of the pored lustre. The exhibition of ilireerotta; by Mos..
Petro, attracted a maohiteidie of spectators. Oa Friday Atka
a splendid ball was even at the Assembly Roods, in bossy.'
of his Majesty'. Coronation. About aloe o'clock the
sprightly dance commenced, when upwards of one hundred
and seventy Ladies and Gentlemen were assembled. At
twelve the company retired to per take of an elegant eulletioo,
after which dancing was resumed, sad coatis's/41 with geese
spirit till morning.
BIRMINO11•11. MILT 23.
Thursday lust was celebrated iu tins tows in • meaner
equally creditable to the liberality, loyalty, sod public spirit of
its inhabitants- and we are sure that the festivities in honour
of the day will Tong live in the grateful remembrauee of these
for whose gratillealine they were more particularly provided.
The morning was ushered is amidst the ringing ire bells and
the occasional discharge of canson. The Cherehes aid
Chapels of the Establishment were opened, and at the
canal boor of commencing Divine Service, well attended.
The children of the Blue Coat, National, nail Suede,
Schools were afterwards regaled with plentiful dinners, at
the expense of the different congregations, and under the
superintendence of the Minister., Wardens, and friends of
thole Instititutioe.s. For the children belonging to She
Mtlidols of St. Martin's Church and of St. Itertholeniew's
'Chapel, tables were spread around the outside of the Chor',
Amid they diced in view of • large concourse of spectator.,
who appeared much interested in the scene. The Blue Coat
children, and the *eventl schools attached to St. Philip's
Church, dined in the Court behind the School ; and those
eminected With Christ Church, St. Mary's, and St. Paul's
Chapel., at their respective school.. The children of the
National Society allied ale In their sehootraoise. The
boys of the lAtiensteriaa School wereassembled in Ohs mora-
le& and had one shilling each given to them by direction of
the Committee.
About the sane time the gentlemen appointed to taper'''.
lend the politic distribution of refreshments at the different
stations commenced their operations, and several dammed
persons were in succession supplied with beef Rod breed, aid
a proportionate quantity of ale; these supplies were most
thaokfully received by all, and being obtained, the pulite
speedily *mired to their homes. While this was going for-
ward, a very considerable portion of the asanufseturiug po-
pulation, with their families, were, in almost every pert of
the town, preparing to sit down, or mistally partaking
of substantial dinners provided for them by their respective
employer..
A. attempt to enumerate the number of the latter enter-
tainumits, would prove a fruitless effort; they embraced
moot of She principal manufactories, inns, and other exten-
sive establishments and public works of the place. Several
numerous parties of this description were regaled publicly
hi the streets, and drew together l..rge crowds of spectators.
Among the number, accounts of the following have been
handed to us :—The workmen employed by Mews.
Turner nod SUM., of Snow-bill, were, with their rowdies, to
the outeher of 240, treated with a subitustiol dinner at
the lawn fronting Mr. Turner's house, at: ,Bitaiiiiithipti
Heath. The woi kmer of Mr. Hardman, of ParlAse-sti!vi. I
were also regaled wish a good dinner, as redrijelne ad.
wants of the exiersive relablithateot of Mr. Merl, spirted@
I of 10U in urreibcr ; fur the latter, table, were spread emits
the pavement in front of that Gentleman's house, Mr. Jahn
AlldWs worlirneu were publicly entertaiued iu