The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-05-29 00:00:00

THE DUCHESS OF EE.VT.

01 Thursday evening Dr. IVILsos and Dr,
D vis met at E.-Hsi:wan I's!act., alma the b..on
of ti r. Doehrbs of KENT. Yetilerday
1.01111 uftrr soitte n'cloele:• airy oat 814611 i u:"." ihe
slate of her Hayed Higlinesa, when they le.tieel
hiiloksing

" Tienkinztun Pisiar,, May 2k
" fler Bort Highness the Ducht ss of tit has

very good ilighl;aud the Royal Infant ronlimi4 • II iu
(Signed) " J I LsON.
" D. D 9Avis."

FASBIO.VABLE MOVEMENTS.

The liarqois of Sali,bory kit loon yews fur his sent,
II:ohs:111

The lint and Countess of Arran waived on Toes lay, ,t
their house ia Durer.atreeti, fru., Paris.
IE-r1 osid Contains Cowper left town on Tbuialy, (ue
lbs tr seat, Pan‘anztr, Wats.
The Earl and Countess of Bessbcrough hate left torn,
their seat at !toeCampton, for the holidays.
Mr. and Lady Caroline Lamb left town yestenlay,
Rut liamptun, um a visit to the Earl soil Cuontess of Eras.
Inn no2h.

1... rd Melbourne will leave town this day, for Earl Coe.
per's sr sr, P.tolssinger, Herts.
The lion. Frederick Lamb left town yesterdsy,fur I'Au4so.
Het t.

Loot and Lady Cistlereagh left lowa yesterday, for 'loot
seat, Aurth Clay, fur the holidays.

THE TURF.

EPSOM RACES, 1819.

THIRD DAY.-1111110Air lIIAT IL

The Oz Stakes of this day did not Wired by any means
go OOMOMII.I au assemblage as the Welly of y!aterdty. His
Royal ll:glitiews She Unke of York accompanied Mr. Lithe,
jo his gig, to the Comoro and efterwardS twrk his station
is a waggon, opposite the winning chair, with Mr. hinrlheY,
owe' of the stewards, the Hon. $. and Captain Pagel, siwl
me. bike, to view the Oaks Makes; after which he ietornra
(nm Ike Course. Lord Bradford, mid only a few other per-
sows of ith.t fiction, attended the Downs this 4lnp. His Royal
Highness seemed in good spirits,' and ear resseil his gratilita.
lion in the 'porta We did not bear of any necitlent, or re-
petition of yesterday's progress by pick-pockets.
pint Year of * Renewal of lb. Pak, Stakes, of Snits. each,
ft.; for 3.yr old Allies, Sat. olh, boa mile and half.

14;1 f. by Send, out of Gut:wainler . ...... 1
14 G. 11. Caventlist's C by Orville
Major Wilson's ch. Cby Juniper
Mr. Wat..un's Evadue, Mr. Jones's Ethelools, Me. Curtis's
P 011111011.4, D. of Glalrloll'l. Catgut, D. of Rwilsoil's Sister
to o.innel, Mr. Walker's f by Sosolensko, Mr. Tstrnrs.4
Coral, soil Gen. Gruseento's Blue Stockings, also start..l,
bat only ibree were placed.
ll'llson's filly made play nearly all the beat, which
vas sun in great slyk by half a nick, after all
tare by Ms. Ilurabill's Illy; 3 So 1, 2 to I, nod 7 to 4
Against She filly; 7 to 4 against IJoduna; 4 lit 1 Bpi. at
Slue Sun-kings; 6 to 1 alpinist Catgut; 12 to I n 11410.1 I.urtl
cneruile.h's 6.1 y; 15 to 1 against Mr. Walker's f. and
Major W.lyon`a filly by Juniper.
Nodls Siiikesi of 30Es. each, 10r. fl. fur 3 yrs 0111, cults
1331. Vb. Sat. 41b. Winner to be sold fur 3004
Mr. Walker's Stater to Shoesirinics
Sir 11. lipoitacuti's Brother to Aquilo
Mr. %.'silier's Lady Leg
Mr. is the fasourrie.—An excellent seer, and mot
by a seek.

Mr b rn. L'Orirot. bent Mr ream.% h ws• by
r. for lOngs. ends. Woo car! by Iwo lrugihr.
!1/ for nil ; Iwo mile terms ; tlir winner to be
..;.I fur 2041 v. Ste. Ntirro mud Geldings allowed 3,h.

- - - -
J y'm Comes. 3 firr•
Mr Milo r's rra
Mr '4l. A •le.hiary, 3 )rs

.. .
1 01.1“1 .. ~. noes Effie Dram. 4 yrs....
%Jr Pay'. !lentil. rto Alitoulu, 3 yrs
E:r J. Hu..s l's Popoilj..y
Sto I 1,...,1 Cum...-4 to 1 aZ.t Scare row—Won ra•y,

Mier the races there vne.. • lighl, 'ml to h. for 50/. hr.
Pawn Ottrer and 4 ues. Mach. h. had oalh.d part of the
way to I.monw, and war io lad condition. llac.e.w..rr
herrn 20 And 30 runuds or had and wrest:tag, !afore
Oliver probed victor.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE RBI Usti PRESS.

Lon,loo, May 2q, TRIO.
SlR—What i* stated iu your Paper of this ray, of China
Ti., is eery probable. At Moacow anti St. Po tershingh,
they fancy that the heaves or smolt we gist (rum the south-
east cottoning of she Chits( se tonpite ;Cantu)), whirh is tio
part of China proper, any mote than Italy is a part of
Russia, Swo den, or Prossial, I. sot real tot ; and that dna
article is only reestecol by then, from the nusat.a..st mge of
that empire, brought urrr laud by Armenian trailers, in
mall casos of about 11 lb. rach,anol gold at St. Priersburgh,
without a trot. per cent. duty, at 40s. to Oa. per lb. for
black or emit al.ke. A 'ample of this Ira, flout St. Pesera.
burgh, is now io London, brought (ruin the bow of the
British Ault orsadoor.

gt, Porrshurch, Isst yenr, a small " juid ilegustatenr"
was snmuamei to compare both these, with the similar in.
fusion as ten, in tosilioig wale►, or our own tine sweet early
meadow h .y, antlioxani hunt oiliest nm," anti the tea or
our bay a is pronounced to be the preferable beverage for
delicacy, lissom., mid aroma.
Any ein mist or hotaniat will give evidence that this is the
moat wholeFuinc and bland ingredient fur dietetic constant

i.oy prr•on maLioz the expecimeot of a thane film) tit:
habit of ihr len of row', lu the similar lisp of •;:r
infusion of good li.iy, wtl l soon, rxptriencr the &ince anti
ativ.intne tho. alto-1,141nm.

China Ira 4!4 hitter and 4 mut ',climatic., iv supposed to att
as thr lies era, and pit ven's sound sleep.
The tea of fine meadow hay is gently stimulant, °premier,
and d. 1. r 24111. gives appetite Anil animation, and drank in
rpianiii) of ahr,.gth at nil,t, rather composure sad
sleep, It:shad of pr..voki.ig the rest le, a wAlpfultiem which is
found by many In he p. mince d by China tea, piaticularly
green it a, if the infusion be a lit lie strung, or au extra small
Ctlp he taken.
Some ri ()retina on agricultural topics in ISIS and 1816,
and an strialeatal circumstance orate n.rt.ntt r lif 1817 (In
which but little good hay was gut upi, kit In the experiment
sad discovery of the value, virtue, and ptea,isre of the morn-
ing sad evening refectum of the infus,un of our own sweet
anead..w hay. An ',wen* OCR of two years, I.y sea and land,
and in different climates and caroms...mm.3, hat. einifi run .1 its
healthful and invigorating qualities for the human mini due
Cute The first chemist of Europe, and one of the worthiest
and moat scientific men, tu whom this discimery etas offered
fur taMleration soil analysis, would only aseswer—
m Yuur tea must be tier nest—is it the anilio:4antbum 044
Alum'—Send me some.''

It is rod preti oiled tint this mild, pleasing, and cheap
infusion, which it would be 'nth r its si II in Ow sirsei. thug
gins bus the power or action of apiwu, Monist, or cantinas
rids,. It has no more of these qualities i lon beef; mutton,
or Ash, lint enure thou hops, qua,,i.t, bin at bread, charcoal,
Or China tsa.

The policy, economy, and physical advantages of its erne.
ral ure would soon be proved by practice and experience,
the only testa; and when mod. it could certainly ibe found
lo be a ih-ruvery and impruveritt iit of habit not infesiur to
that of the use or potation. tlta prirlire of taccirntiou, or
the flower of the light hum gay. The toady. naritation, sod
Satiation of China Sr., all time ors y rwrad. rable and i/a3-
portent, can be transferred to other inure !Ivan' channels,
tad collected by other iropuvitiuna. '

Every Number of The 3lonshk Journal qf Nut,
Voyages and Travels, riser iu intere,4 and imilort-
once. The Fars! Number contained 111 twat and fullest
'growl: that bas beau mistiest of the Voyage of Discovery
to Baffin's Bay—The lecconil was filled with Mr. PlllOlOl
moat allill,111( Voyage in the ludian Seim—Anil She Third
and e cri sit Number contained Iha two late Exclusions of
Al. Ditrim to the Ports and Esmblishrortits of the
UnitrJ Kutztlom, trauslateJ and curio:lord wills Nutts by a
Captain in the Nat y, and euastitatim• the must interesting
mass of inrurmaii.in tL,t, in the mass: compata, was ever
oaubmitied to Britua reatlrrs.

On Friday, the ,2ist inst. the State Lottery
finished drawing ; atoll thongBi BIM cannot coo.
Irmalsle biz beat frit-oda, the Puhlir, 1111 their oittaining
(as *anal) a great portion of Capital* at his Offices, yet he
Ms (he italivfaction of knowing, that he hail selected fur
their (butte Tan Prises of 20,00/. unit one Prism of 2001.
iq addition to that he did actually sell, ay be purchased
then. front the Contractors; ■ad One Ticket. No. 4.688, •
Prize of 29,0091. was on sate et bin Charing-cross Ofthe
for Os cur days; nail ancihir Tieing, No. 4,223, also a
20,001)1. Prize, was. on sate at C. rnhill ; sad had the Public
(only purchased 44 Tickets more, they utust have had both
10,0001. Prizeo, is that number was all the Tickets RIBA
Lad hit for sale whew the drawing begin.—A a. at Lottery
of only 7,950 Tickets is now on sale, containing Tao Grand
Pull's of 30,000 t Money, and if.e lomat Prizes are 101—
All 11w Pelage sue Swain Money (41i Mere are Not any
Sloth Prizes/A--The whole Logic by ain b. drawn in flue
Day, viz. Midsionemer-day, 24tA nj Next Month
Tickets sod Moires are 'cilia( by BISHI, 4,
9, Chart eg-cross, London ; and by 1811 A;
Country.

SIR NEAL O'DONEL, BART.

TO IHE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING POST.

Sth—Ciremustances usespecteil, and never to lw wished
Cut by me, have but too frrqu.•nily obliged ute to vindicate
iny.eisuiluct, as a lauded prop:actor of the county of Mayo,
in the columns of a uewspaper, as well as to explain the*
mouses which actuated me, on enure than use occasion,
involvintr, as I presume, the independeace and dearest hi-
telesis lit that timely. And though an "wan *tumid affect
to place himself above public opinion, still it is irksome,
out deplorable, to be obliged to appeal 10 the guild mese or
good feeling of that public, whenever it may chance to soil
the virus of political uppuuross, to introduce Does sumo
into Iseult; yet I have never turned away from the task thus
imposed on me, and though I usual, as ■n independent
man, have lamented its cause, I never fur a moment shrank
from ilie cuideit—what I thought it right to du, I dared to
justify, not its the dark, not byhind the shield of an ajinny.
moor publican's'', but in my resins, with my name, opeoPy
before the world,

I had recently obtained a respite front the
turinuil of newspaper dispolialiun, and thee my attention
would not halm been so soon called away from the thitiesof
private life; hat the pub:icatien, in The ikqe
of a correspondence which took place between Coluarl
Thome, George Fits‘eralil and me, last Mouth a 1 Calai.,
madly' it wecchaary for me 'main to appear in print, Munch
nut, perhaps, in this instance, so immediately us ray own
account, as uu the part of a friend, who has strong claim'
1.13. my esteem, my confidence, and my respect, as a man, a
g. nllr,uan,mid a soldirr..

culuuel Fitzgerald. is the Paper I have mestioned, speaks
of Captain Taylor au having authorised the publication of a
letter, signed " A Borrishoole freeholder; yet it is dis.
liar-fly suited by the Proprietor of that Jost's!, that the
letter kad been printed, pub:lobed, nod forwastleil from
Dublin to Carib bar, before Captain Taylor ever tau or
heard of it. lie duo, and uot Lauer. intilvriood, from
whets, that it coutalited " Si able vindication of Sir Neal
(Found ;" awl, having received this eltaraeer of it, he
si.hed for its tulip-tom in The 4leajo Coestilaition. What
mote I.nm...suable than this'—what, oohed, Inure natural,
that, ma hr should be auxious to see his foetid vindicated,
friend, who valued him su highly as to
e.os▪
tide at him the agency of some of the must important of
Monlllll, Cabin?
C.. ~an, Taylor, subsequently, as it is stated by the Pro-
prietor of ilia Parr, read the Wire "is MTN twat holier,"
whet, a %hurt pasaaze, necoliatly olrensive to Cul. Fitizerald,
••••ca!ard hi. oliservaiiioi. But this so.relY cannot be thought
extr.,st,linasy, when it also sinpelas to have escapes, the niore
✓autiona nod pldhctrd observation of the Proprietor if the
Journal, who for several days had it before him, and who, no
010001, FICIIMIIIaed it, sod a.. the •indieation of a friend. but
aids the view to di.etiver if it coutuineil dangerous or objec-
tiotialile mailer
!laving thus dirrhar#td obit I conuidered an imperative

dilly. in statute PII much 1111 the part of Captain •I'ay kw,
williiiiit certainly his kniishale or approbation, I now feel
it :i4he 11l bay a few worila for niyaelG Within these few
illy, 1 hare read she letter, sicned "A Ilwrrisionle nee-
fader:" wish considerable atteidieu. The writer displays
on ability and talent, lb. possyssion of which would make
me proud indeed; such distinction I do not presume to
claim. but, with the exception of the offensive personal or
fain he allosi 111 l r, which I never dish—never could sanction, I
aflopi if. No far at least as it purports to he a
vindication of my conduct, I consider it able, manly, sod
conclusive, its reference to the points upon which it bears,

and in ibis view of it I now adopt it as ivy ern, with graie-
NI acknowledgments to its author for bin friendship and his

lief,'let R.
Tin re remains, Sir, another topic which may bare also had
some influence in the willing of this letter.
A pal acrsph lately appeared in the London Papers, and
parka into those of Ireland, affecting to state what oc-
! caned Iwtween Mr. Kirwan and me at Calais, or more coi-
-1 eerily speaking, between his friend* and mine. I shall
I merely obartve, for I hare not the power of doing more, that
what really did ►ake place Call*oll be misunderstood by the
respective parties, as it ..as reduced to writing. ' For myself,
I fee, coislidrpt and easy under any misrep►rseutelion, as my
honour is iii the bands of W. Robert Sl`lllray, Esq. and
Adrenal Di•aaclly, my f iends present on the Urea and
I have the consoling conviction on my mind, that it is per-
fectly safe in their keeping.
I am, Sir, your taverner', Servant,
HEAL 01X.IN EL.

IWest:tort row, Nay 12, 1810.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, MAY 21.
A sew Macbeth announced fur (Ina evening. Min
ibtein plays Lady Macbeth.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH

In the rases of the Kiug ;against Carritk. and the Klng
11Z11111•1?lager, al the prOiCelliloll of Alde man Worn r, for
all.y rd libels it wits the Court of Conscience,
74 Naming Post and its 71is Dwhliss Navajo!, Post, the
Corn yesterday disallowed the cause blotwo its the former
I Case irithuut rusts, sod allured tie cause "hewn in the latter
east with wets.

ois the niaetuun or Mr. Perrin, Irate was panted by the
Court to sew' up tu the Gram! Jury • Bill of Indictment
myeusiet Mr. Michael Stausetuu, Peopreetur of the Dublin
werPly Register, fur a hied un Colon,' Wholry, publieleed
in that paper.—(f urritA's it Poet of ThondoN

On Saturday evening L.rd and Islay Aiolley and •mite
eerier." in Cork; anti on Thursday his l.urdsl,ip set off for
the nestera pits of that county to view his extensive
estates.

Extract of a letter from RoisiC4ibery, dated :Tay 19.
" Lord Audlry strived here on Monday, amid wan waited
upon by the Protestant and CAl!tulle Clergymen. Hu Lord-
ship visited those parts of his estate which are in the Mime-
(hale vicinity of this town. and, in mirnirriiiing hie n„xirly
fur the happiness of his tenantry. assured them that he came
to reside altiigellur ainotigtt them. lie gave the
Catholics of the parish of Amu * very fine and virtual& plot
of ground as a site fur a chapel, with a vobscrlpli 000 of fifty
pounds;—and, titer ordering variuua sunis c** money in lie
dodributed amongst the crowds ut paupers who collected
alinobt mirinotineuusly from all the surrounding country,
L'iriLhip proceeded to Castlehaven, where it is supposed
lie intends to fix his residence."

Tile Lion IVlielps in the Meneg,erie. Exeter
9C6tioge, are lithely to prove very berietirnil to the
IPropri.tor. lter firveiuns Majesty suckles and treats Mena
with in foliar care and tenderness, and suffers the young
cues to be taken from her, and placed in the RIMS of all
ber vintioss. 'Ulm very idea of I.adiss and Children raress•
lug Ilnw, is so novel and interesting, it is impossible to
conceive die gratification derived from Ibis very extraurdi-
oat y ct.cuinstauce.

A fact, well worthy of the most serious attention
of the public, was stated by Sir T. TYRV/lIITT, the
other day at the meeting at the London Tavern, iu
support of the Plymouth and Dartmoor railway,
that in the course 4.r last year 1,800,000% were paid
to Rhiwia fur 18,760 loos of drevved flax ; and that
37,484/. were paid to the United Slates of America
for I:ax-seed, chiefly fur Ireland ; and that lie was
authorised to state, by those who presided over the
Line's Board in that country, that 4. vett should nil
the Forest of Dartmoor be turned to flax, Ireland
was ready to take et,ery grain of its seed.
Fort Clarence, at Sr. Margaret's, next Rochester,
is now fitting up in the most complete and suitable
apartments fur the accept:on of those unforttinste
persons Istiongitig to the army who are afflicted

44W INTNLUGENC

COURT' Of KING'S BENCH. Wert3.sx.ima,

FRIDAY, MAI' 1-8.

Sillier after Easier Term, &fiat Chief' latitee
Amts.?.
GUY V. ROHERTS and ANOTHER.

- -
This wai on action against the Sheriffs of Lon-
don mid Nliddlesex, for is false return. The Plain-
tiff, it appeared, hail sued out a writ against a pel-
tiois of the name of Watts, fur a debt doe to bun,
yhich he placed in the baud% of one Bliley, o
tiff". officer, sith teastroctions to arrest Watts.
Bailey in consequence went to IVatts'a house, when
lie saw his brother, who proposed to give him u note
of hand for the amours,. The officer mentioned
certain conditions on which he would oec,ale to the
propoitiuu, but which, were nut immediately agreed
to. • On a subsequent day, hoWever, the officer
ng tin sow %Vatter brother, when Watts we' called
r On upper room, and it at is then agrerd that 4
bill of exchange, dragrat'by one brother and accept.
.41 by the other, should he given, in *nthfiction fur
the Plaintiff's demand. Watts, in cum.egoeutp,
lime not arrested, and a return of non e.!‘ inmates
was made by the Shetiff. to the writ. H'at's got
out of the way. and could not be found, mid the
Piaisitill had uot been able to recover his debt. Oo
receiviog isafortnation of these circum.talices. the
Plaintiff brought his action against. the Sheriff's tor
a false return.

facts were proved, ■nd the Jury returned *
verdict Cur the Plaintiff, damages 241.
The CHIEF JIISTIIA censured, us sisong
the conduct of the officer, dud exiototed a hot►e
that the Sheriff had his securities,

Mr. GURN Ey said, the Sheriff was leo iono•ssiou
of the of6ereis securities. owl would testaiuly ru•
force thew.

BARTON r. !MITI!.

This action was brorightti;;;Foirer 11/. ISs. Ilse
am tof an Attorney's bill.
Tlx Plaintiff had been employed by the De-
feud:alit to bring an action on a dishonoured hill fro'
IQ/. ts,. The proceedings were stopped pluirt ref
trial, although the Attoraey's bill was then doable
the amount or the debt. The work was proved to
have been dune in the usrl4l wry.
Mr. SCARLET r, for the Defendant, said this was
one of those eases, of almost daily occurrence,
which proved, that to 011. law now /1110. i. it Woe a
mockery on the people of England 10 suppose they
could ever derive advantage from air attempt to re-
cover a debt of IQ/. by an action at law. A nom
had better sit dulls contented with the loss of lot
rather thus double his loss (as was the ease in this
instance), by endeavouring to recover it.
The Otter imams observed, the Plaintiff' limit
proved his debt, and must have a verdict. If the
law was defective, it was fur the Legishoure to al-
ter it. The 4udge and Jury could only act under
the legislativ, provisions as they absolutely existed.
Verdict for the Plaintiff—Datuages eli.
Coots 40s.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Wenansrma,
Fain•r, MAI( as.

Before she CHIEF JUSTICE and COMMON Juries.

NIORTLOCK MACDON %Li?.
The Plaintiff *I% a keeper of livety .tables at
Kennington, the Defendant ta gentleman of for.
tune residing on Kennington-common. The action
was brought to recover 44/. the allnwil motional of
fWII for the hire of Biddle horse., the keepten; (0f a
mare fur a week, straw, nuts, and other eludes,
furnished for the itse of the Defendant.

It was a ned between the Counsel to the else,
that the mere qiieoloo of the liabibly of the i)e•
fenilaiit SllOlllll t4/11 to the dory, and that if it were
futtuil in the adiroitise, the amount of the debt
loltunl4l be settled by reference.
Win. G.. .. was ;room to the Plaititil. in De-
cember, 1817. [Memluso, shout that time,
bought a mare of bia twister, which lie left at his
;tables x week ; lie di livered saddle horses, belong.
jog to his roaster, On various oeuasions on hire to the
Defendant's servant, for his use; he 31V0 rase, out
the saute account, a sack of oats and live ur six
trusses of straw.
In his cross-examination he admitted he hail
heard the Defeiulaot say, that his own servant and
I}dortlock were colluding together to chest hint, hot
be sever heard his Master say lie had received a
farthing of his bill.
Tl►e exa►nivation of other witnesses, to I►rove the
remainder of the demand, was tilAibelilltli with, us,
account of the tyrreement described.

Mrs. Guilin, 'daughter to u lady of alarm the 1)e-
-remlant hired te'stiolile to keep hie mare at, stated,
she went to 11101 fur the ►enr. which he at hrst ie.
fused to 'My, 1.1.1.11 offered her 1.5 t. 111 the pound ; on
rejecting %hit:l4lw 'mid it in 1011. lie at first r, tot,
be supposed she was like the rest of Owni; lie
added, drat he kid given his servant 10/. tr. pay
Mordock, and that Moidock brought a largrr
balance against hint than ev:is due•..

- Joseph WII6 %NM present at o meeting of the
Dere/06111's creditors, lit in constopiehceof
Ruben, his black servant, linvinz Aglow:sled with-
out paying them money with which lie haul been
intrusted fur that I:Itll:pose. IVlil,rPli'M bill WAR 4
Mali one, and Mr. Macdonald paid the whole of
tt instantly. iMorilock was there, and illr. Mac-
donald gaol to him, " I a:n surprised to See your
bill parsicularly, Mortlock ; I thought I (1141
not owe yan above a few pounds; slid not yin get
DV. fruits my servant, Rubins list week ?" Mort-
lock replied, " No, I never saw the colour of your
tooney."
Defendant... Counsel argued lir was 110 liable to
the debt, at he had given 1119 hi-iv:int money every
week to pay tkr ms well as oilier, and bed
given Ihe Plaintiff notice not Its trust the ',crystal
un his account. To establish which,
Mrs. Green, house krePer at Mt. :Macdonald's, he.
isig called, swore 111.1 else heard her master sai• Oil one
oectolois. in December
.1817, to Ituhuu, hi. black
servaiit, ." Have no more'slea:iiigs with that fellow
IMoitluch, I believe lie waists to cheat use;' Aiort.
lock being present, and 'within hearing, but it was
slot addressed to that Killian was top-
pile,' with money weekly for housekeeping soul .the
1111,.e.

1 stpttiog of creditors ; and the Aury ruu.ld a verdict
tar the Plaintiff. The unman; of die demand was
aket wards 'titled at Jul.

TI

-- r. BYLS.
br .lit u

•reo.Pr a mien a

4.1.1 aas Iltl action fPrOlir,
5131. or mile Defendant, an olhcrr of Il.e Fleet
pri.ont, being the amount of u debt recur/rted by
the Planitiff, in an action log4iii)4 4 prrsoill iimmd
holm: Meilax, fur which lie Vint, Clrlllllllllrli to the
co.tody of the Defendant. 1)v wlunu hr %Li suf-
fered ..everal llama to gu at loge, for debt remain-
ing irs•atibtird.

011 the part of the Plaintiff re%eral whimsies
were called, of whfon Roots wowed haviog
Merit Aletitts iu Nittrr.ribsirt, ('pert-atrert, in Dr-
',ember LW, on which Io wrist to the Firet prism),
Hold ;owe notice to Mr. Nixon. an officer, uts which
Nleittx wH• scot for to his lodging,. hot was not
forthcoming, though wiliest' waited shout tweisty
ttttt les.

Jamey Morri• swore hr ,n.-t Nletlax nu Pack-
friar.-tortilge„ on the 9th of J• toy lent.
Mr. 'lntuits., a ;minter, who foul hertl employed
to panat Medax'■ house I►► tisimel-.trees,
!hated hr Si. the latter at that place uu the 12th of
JartllarJ 11114.
Qv-remitted** Comm.! then consented shod a ver-
dict for the sum Amore metstiotied, should he taken
for the Plaintal.

MIDDLESEX SESSIoN, (7LErtKENyteLL,
FRIDAY, MAY

Ann Sivammes, the, tnitlwif. whu ren* hied with
the niollo-e of to child Imo Semon...o, for eotioniro4
together to drip the rhilil iu Tioil:-.ore-vt. tool was
11/IMninniillg, at the of the Court.
Ntlriiiird to plead to 14 ill"W lailirtisient ageing her.
She poi in • siweinl plea, I.le,ittoog ,Nut Guilty to
Ihr first iniir Counts ill the ; awl to the
lif.h mid 'sixth count+ she Olio she kid
already tried and acquitted for the olfer•ce which
they alleged 1414.eit00 h.q.. She died ii,iveried the
indictment until 'teat Sel.:lot:F.

Frederick Sitrepurre awl Churl's Bronme %ere
CO:tVleiell of pa.w.iiig eleven coteti:ei frit Irafl-►rovrus,
nil the it of Nlareh, ioStssitit 3liatre. wife t f Henry
Nlowre, of the Black Dog litarlic-hottse, Gray's

Titre were sentenced In one year's imprisonment
in the House of con...vit., awl at the expwatims
of that time to find security fur their good beha-
viour for two years.
Hoary ('rick was convicted or passing imp coun-
terfeit shilling to Mr. Augustus Ahlrrinaii. of
12, Upper Seymmir-street, ..ii.geon, and another to
Mr:Stewart, surgeon, 14. Great Mary-Iv-fume-
street, on the same day. Tlw Prisoner on both oc-
casions purchm.ed two peiniv•worth of alum.
lie was sentenced to six thy imprisonment
in the litsuse of Correction, and at the expiration
of thvt time to site security fur Ilia good behaviour
fur six mouths.
Wm. 111•4ane was convicted, on the evidence of
Grorge Uddy, a prirole io How.atrvet
Qffice, of Itavuet i•i his possession three couilterfrit
shilliogs, and one co 00000 erfeit 61f-crown.

Ile ;aa artier 'iced to 1.13 t month* inv2risontneut is
the limow of Cs.rrvetion.

Mr. Bou.ana, Cootimel for the eroetcatioa,
stated, after the Pri,totter hat, received hip renteore.
thAt he had tlw audacity to joottfy tool three times
to last Hilary Term, its the Vourt of Kisig'e Beach.

Elisabeth Blom. otherwise Ilaseork. was con.
witted of keeping s house of ill-fome in Portobello.
court, leading from Li,le-rtrret into Crrtnboutot•

wn sentenced to be imprisoned three mouths
iu the Ifone of Correction.

POLICE.
-..-.

BOW 11TR[LT•

Yesterday information was received at this Office of a
munitier of robberies having been COMMItit d on the race.
course at Ep.ont upon Gentlemen; some we them wire
pressed against and hustled when they were getting in and
nut ut their carriages, but the priur.pal past of the robberies
wore effected when the running bur-es were coining in, whew
theve wus a general pressure neer the bias ting-past„ The
ea keries were committed in the most daring and outra-
geous manner by gangs as iincierins• as eizlit in a party,
who :0.1151/Untied persons,mailted and gels tied for their plun-
der, burl emptied their put kets. and then effieled their
escape among the crowd. Some of 11w robbers, we are happy
to say, were detected and seemed, and conveyed in custody
to Epiweru.

UNION HALL.
DESPERATE OUTRAGES AT EPSO:i.

Since the

of 11w recce, lEpoom has been

one continued scene of violence. The Borough tang (pro.
Itably the most formidable its the metropolis) have heeu there
incessantly, and their depredations have been extremely itu-
terrines, anitwithstmisling the cisisstaut attendance of n large
body of she police of this distort. On Thursday Walter
Boson, I:•y. was attacked by upwmil. of 30 saws near the
to dile. Several other robberies of like deism triton took
place.

MARIA:01101;CH STREET.
ROBBERY BY AN ERRAND BOY.

,Yeatrrslay James :Waraate, a boy of gealfel appearance,
was Non-4ht up by Pepper, the enoistrible,chmzed by Mr.
J. Hamblin, watch-maker, of Dsokee.treet, St. James's-
rquarr, wish havingstulan a valuable watcle, chain, and seals,
winter the frolluwitia circumstance,..—

The Prisoner, about a month nen, applied to Mr. Ham•
Min for the situation which lie filled at the line he ruin.
milled the robbery, and troth the boy's prepossessing appear-
ance and manlier, he look him into his service on the mere
re mcinfaiion of his Whet. On Saturday lasi a gentle.
roan sent the %stitch in question to he repaired, by Willia al
Lawrence. the apprentice, alto put the watch w his pneket,
'and kept it there until Monday morning last, when having
occasion to change his apparA, he forgot to tale the pro-
Only out of his pocket, and lett it with bin clothes in the
eirrsqing.nolm. He afterwards went to in neure it for
'the. inversion of his 'pasta..., %heti he found it had been
stolen. After repeated niemizes from the owner of the
watch. in consequenre of its delay, he mentioned the 'loss of
it to Mr. Hamblin, whose suspicions iinnaidiately fell upon
Ike Pflgolter, whim' he tuck into private Inient, and
tin ,en china Mx pockets he (mind n g••Id brooch, the property
a the Apprentice, and other trifling art!cles. He Hie" roll.
(rased having pawned the watch, it4c. for twelve shillings,
'at a situp in Stanhope-street, Chia .marki ; and on in.
Nun y of his late master, he found that the Prisoner, thntigis
le gang,
1)". x'a' dwo:4llBrb.tinHbuni league
nt:liesi rti Pewrx: p:ahr: elm"' l'i‘talthhe nta ..7181 togreat
1
pro-
acute,ation sod the Prisoner was committed fur further vomit-

OLD BAILEY SESSION.T•
?AWAY, MAT 28.

TRIAL OF RENNET.

The interest occasioned by the trust of Rene'
(meted a crowd in the Court ■t an early liotir 11,4
morning._

Soot.after eight o'clock Mr. Sheriff Roberts en-
tered thr student's box. the iduce usually to coeielf.
by the Rep trler4 for the public Press, and ionai v.
not very gracioteely. of two gentlemen who est ie
there, said—" What's all this about ." The geode-
men, 131Ittr 41111)11P.41 at the manner in V 4 Heti they
were addressed, looked at the Slier.tr,:ind re:ttaineel.
silent. 'The Sheriff repeated his phrase—"
all this about r' and one of the gentle mete ob-
served, " Sir, we beloug to the tiralpuppro."—
" Win's, The Times r' said the Sheriff: thir
the gentlemeh replied, " Sir, we belong to The
British Press and Morning Herald : there is
no gentleman here yet for The Times." The
Sheriff said, " I ask, because When perste,* eiorie
here they 'mould represent fuels fairly, mod the
other t.ty that business (alluding to Suttee 'crawler
which look place in Court for the po4sess;tott s.f
softie property found upon a Prisoner) was
Presented in The Times." One of the Repetarrit
answered that he knew nothing about it, rocl
that whoever had committed the errt r was alertsl
responsible fur it. 'the Sheriff rejoined, " I must
have this place—l'll *stet the Court teteday to ac:
commodate my friends." The Reporters said, the
Sheriff los of course the master of his own cooduct,
and they had only to withdraw at his order. hintiog
at the same time at the awkward ti.•pearatier the
notification would make to the, pold,e, tit it tloy
were excluded by the Sheriff' from the iihee they
hitherto invariably occeitted. The S!ierill
" Don't threat me—l don't care for your t iireatte—
if you threat site, you must. walk out." The ftt.
porters instantly deo laimed the vulgarity of a doe it,
suit stated their being fully aware of the. authotily
of the Sheriff in that Court, addiii..; that they aerie
entirely at his diepusal, and only utedo.ll hi, drtrt-
mitintiota " either to stay or go." The Slwriil rout
that the body of the Court was open to 1 anti
added. that when people were suffered to go eat+ A
place they were disposed to claim AN a tight shat
they held by sufferance. The Repor.ets di:-
claimed meaning to assert any stud gaol
they felt under no such neceseity, telo•erviil4;
that they entered the Court at an rutty hour to
oceirpy their newel place, and begged atzttitt In
know whether the Sheriff meant to order them Id
withdraw. The Sheriff said he would try mid ae.e
commodate his friends elsewhere, tied here the cc:it-
vermilion ended.
Mr. kilerfllllll Wood in a few minutes afterward 3
entered the Court, and the Sheriff coasulied him hi
terms loud s-,tough to be overheard, repro:6l.g the
right of the Reporters to retain their seats, whets tl-e
worthy Alderman recommended liter to drop ilia
matter,i recommendation which the Sheriff adopted.

At ten o'clock Mr. Justice BAYLEY mud M.
Baron OARRoW took their Pests.

Hamilton RAI pleaded Guilty to the minor of.
fence of having a forged Bank note in his
John Moore, George Young. James .1/,to. ,11i.
dad Mailhns, David Sharp, I:dieurd
Jahn Martin, and Lydia Hogan, • f ver.lll)
Guilty to indictments for r Pustular offence, sn.l
the prt of the prosecution the cdpitul intiictintota
were abandoned.

Thomas Porter pleaded Not Guilty.
TRIAL OF RENNET.

At eleven o'clock Charles • Kennet wee put to
the bar. and arraigned uu the iiidoctitient for steak.
nig. on the Bth November, Joseph Charles Ilur.ley;
the son of Joseph sad Elizabeth ilorsky, with
tent to deprive them thereof, to which he pleaded
001 *Guilty. He gave a similar plea to the indict:.
went for steuliag the female child of Mr. llorsler.
The Prisouer was genteely dressed lii black, and
seemed visibly affected at the situatino in %Inch he
stood.

Mr. at&LRY stated the case to the Jury, and re.
toted all -the well-kuovin circ►mstances of 114
charge against the Prisooer. _

The first 'titre's' was. Mr. Joseph Horsley, who
stated, that on Sunday, the Bth Noveitiln r. lie in-
trusted Isis two children (Joseph Clunks Horsley,
and the girl) to the care of his servant, Elizabeth
Holbrook, who took tlitin out airing at two o'clock
in a small chaise. She did not return with them,
nor did lie see her again un:il the Wednesday ev.l.
tog following. But on the Monday lie fountl one
of the children (the girl) in the care of a Mrs. Ilat;'.
lee, in Lambeth. fie then described his joutityy
to' France and Holland in pursuit of the. Pristine!,
whom lie discovered at the town of Break, in the
Duchy of Oldenburg. " The moment he saw ine.7
said the witness, $' he threw himself on the floor,
embraced my knees, and exclaimed, 4 Oh, God !
Oh, God ! Mercy, mercy !'" He afterwards 011 M
his child at the house of Mr. lll‘Naniara, the British
Consul. The witness their ideinified tan !rueful
sent by the Prisoner to Mr. Ill‘Narriara and hum.
self, imploring mercy, as being biros hood-writing.
Cross-examined by Mr. As DiEWS.—IIe kin-w
the Prisoner, who was a first-cousin to his wife ; he
merely knew him since his marriage. On discover=
ing the Prisoner at Break, lie went to him to idene
tify his being the person named in the warrant ; lie
went to him for that purpose only. it was inn.
mated to him that he should give some proof of his
he'll% the fattier of the child "reline he could get pos.
session of him. It was not the Prisoner who admitted
his (Mr. Horsley) being the father of the child,
but it was dgleeti that the native outlimititor should
hate en opportunity of seeing, by at, inter yrs w, when.
(her the child was really his. and nature asserted
her offie. —when the child was nrought before I
lie burst into a hysteric laugh, and said. "O father!
father !"—Bennet certainly said the child was lira
(Mr. Horsley's). He denied having ever held out
to Rennet any hope of pardon. 4 He. fogad -this
shales io good hellth, nod coarsely but well clad.
Elteshctli Holbrook .and, that vile was IR thi
service of Mr. flor.ley hose November. She kin*
the Prisoner about two months torlore that period,
offii,th
proposedh t hiletobli:emirvir•aylktie:lr
itituteemaillitlintlit.ericflittoldrielettr.
nodes
aki.,,,ned
1131nr.
atdud b:::'eeekicbgeufourientteldie orb Novettatter; lie ittoo-
tlaro descroted the curs uiristanue of his weettox her

_
N".rt Jl"th 0"17). twilit ineattity• A number of patients of the fore. The Chtt.F JUSTICE, however, olnuerved to the uun°N.
11 on the Sunday, &bunt liner .i'clortz, In C. hwy.
3ISH, 4, Co/131.111, and
y hl, Arta, the going de*ertplion were hot week removed from I Jury, that dn., sth-f,-nri was overthrow's hi the Lot. A uohleription bra beet) opened nt. Vienont to erect lane, and carrying her ;(1 Sauthth-10, near the Floe-
. Chatham. uusge of the DLI-, Jant, held mitnequem.ly et the monuments to the memory of ll.t.voN awl Mozattr„ paid ; she had the chtldren with, her at the (lute, Ha
t