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PROFANE SWEARING.

tr,•':ihald 3161)erneelt, a simmer tailor, sras convicted in
;::. p. values fur profaue me. seine twice i■ the presence
.•i gih.• Alamatratr, and he paid the pruallies. ft arose out
.. define to a choice preferred against him by a
,kmearyncin tailor, for horsewhipping him, because hr Jr.
iumided a sum of money of him for making a waideuat,
Bich the minder ►efused p.ynteut, contenditif that it had
been spoiled u, tlw making, and resumed upon his hands by
t•.e customer it had beta made fur.

atrtt
Ororge flightier, a boy of eleven years of age, was
hr •:,:to sip On the following charge:
Wm. Ealtes is a pastry.rook, hero in Aldgate Higbaitreet
rt!miser came hitt, his obi, about a gamier mot eight
c'clork nu Salcrechy morning, witnru sail his wife were in
i'!e shop, but havingarieweil their harks on She Prisoner, be
,•::rtirdiately Sunk out the till ; witness turned round, awl
litm in the net of taking out anise money. It appeared
Mat the Prisuures tither u a butcher, iu Brick-lame. More-
iiiteli, sad that the Prisoner is it. haj n boy, it Is almost
ito-
possib•e to reclaim him .—He wart re maisikd until Friday.

Mrs Gramme was summoned to stew arse why a war-
rant ah.onid uot Ise is.ueil agsinst her for 24/ 6L bring two
a half Year'• poor's rates, due to the parish of St. Bar.
,F;olortew the Great. She stated she was unable to pay, as
a.: her goods were taken in exeentisiu to pay the Itimis
tczvs. . .

Alderman Smiih-1 think the pariah officers might to in-
qa:re if (bat eircainsiance he teat before they rummuind
; however. if they press as to sign the warrant, 1 du not
the Alaciatrstes tae rtlesr "
. .

Ile. Gale (li,e Vestry Clerk)—l must rims' the vilrning of
er: Tarrant now. hut will nut entente it until I make the
viciry. I hive had a warrant against this lady beturet rind
tit money was immediately paid.
Mr.f:reavrs—.‘ly von is in a initiation which produces him
u*.ne:7o/. a year.ml his employer advanced lam the money,
1:e is to pay by instalments.
.:Olen/tan Waltham's—l think it extremely severe to mien
marrsiii against a woman au distressed. The pariah nib.
t ^es eivzht to inquire into what she hat Mated, and I shall
•;•enil on.Froday nsoeniiix.—Adjarreed to Friday.

fr:id Denier, a Jew lad, was charged wish assaulting
irt Terve, U, Wentworlh-street, Whiterhapel, oho,
s.tted, thst no she was going through Cheiipaide, about
..-1(-1,nid nine o'clock on Monday night, Ibe Prisoner came
.; tt, !.er and gave her a rodent blow on the head, and lore
-bawl sod bonnet; she also stated, tbat she had land a
il.l 67 the Prisoner, and that Mr. W , of SI.
?.:..l'a Church-yard, tens going to make an konest troman
h..r. hut was prevented by a letter which the Prisoner
.scar Lint, stating Am she was a prostitute.

;:li”rles Newcombe confirmed the evidence of last Wit-
t f .s. ti to the ammult.
I'ehioner-1 did not strike her until she tort my shirt. I
G..ve heen iime,months in Giltspor.street Compter on her
scvtg:ll, Pati.l.4lo.net 'NWh to have any more to du with her.

,'Oeerrnati Wailliorats-1 have uo doubt that you have
a...it very infamously towards 'his wurslia--yorr most bud
~,.I.—C..mtetutied for wool of bail.

Thomas Groaarri woo broughi up for felony.

Tlmman tiseswell Imes at i, Farrier's-rents, flishopepate-
• Without. About feu o'clock this muruingc the •Ptir-
, ..e.• came so his hooey, wens into his parlour, and returned
.inieilistely. Witness noticed Primmer etineralimg most -
,:nr under his frurk ; he followed him, and hr dropped two
t-m-rputtus, two table-spoons, Roo a sager Wags, all silver,
proper, y ts
Benj.mis Watts, 24, Montego-street, Brick.laue,
f r toed she reideore of laet.witnesi.
The Prisoue ,r who is a reial4trawer, said he found them at
t• e door, on she grimed ...—Committed for trial.

•
10/1* Noga►* was charged with attemptiog to pick the
i•orket of saunter' More, No 1, Ri.s Elsaid-strert, who
atated. that as be was crossing Blarkfriars-bridge about eleven
o'clock last night, he felt some penny's hand in Lis pocket;
t.e turned round and eased Prisoner in the act of ta►ing out
i is batldkerchieftßemanded until 10-morrow.

The Waterloo steam packet sailed on Saturday
c,can Dublin for Liverpool, with several .carriages
%rids number of passengers, including the Bishop
of Dowse and family..
Yesterday snowing au unfortunate carman, whilst
~,,iloading a timber carriage in Drury-lane, by
•um! accident slipped down, and a beam, which
of immense mar, fell upon him. He was
crushed in a most shocking manner, and instantly
deprived of life. He has left a wife mud four
ciddrau.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 44.

The LORD Clisscitu.ox sat for the first time
in the Vicr.Chnureltme. Court. Ise having britoK
excluded from Lincoln's lon.hall„ on account of
it. hem; under rroor. His Lordship cause into
Court at nine °lock.

GORDON V. GORDON.
The LORD CII.4.NCRLI.OR—" I'be deeds hav-
ing been art aside, Mr. Rose, di any of the p.a.
tiro wish to say any thing to me relative to the re-
eripts and profits of the rotates ,"
Mr. Rost. Counsel for the Pefendant, said that
minutes had been drawn op by Ina client, but be
dist not know whether they Ned hero hooded to the
Plaintiff. The Learned Counsel then etitered into
on exploitation of the feelings of his client, as they re-
lated to his mother's letters, wird) we have already
reported, but from 'the low tone of vinee the Learned
Counsel assumed, we could not uuderstand
his
statement.
The LORD CGANCELLOR—u Ith that ease of the
cashier, Vr. Attorney-General. you mentioned to
me yesterday. I have *ern the Accomptant-General
on it, mid as it is money for the use of Government,
1 think I may amend the order of the Vice-Chan-
cellor."
The ATTORNEY-GENE RA I.—" Your Lordship
then will snow us to cruise th- term cashier of the
Bank of England, and substitute the nome of
Mtchael E.(l. our oh the lotosettpul wistaria's
of Lord P.altiser•toto. as Secretary at War ?"
The LOUD (ALA NCELI.OR—" Let at lie paid to
any prreon that has biutitortq to receive it ; but the
Registrar :oust be put its poss. 4 tot Of 1114 mote,
Uhllrf,4l.C:4ll order of this Cruel will have no effect."

way oeCtlioleti Iltr rrwriudrr of the
dAy, nod two o'clock, w h ariuß b,iiikrupt
pru-
tious. of no nslrrrid eltl'epl to the parties etplierrii-
rd. At that hour his Lordship rose to attend
Cabinet Council.

li.ELAND.

DUBLIN, AUGVIT 17.

Mejor•Genersl Doyle will remit' the CUMinatid
Or Clo ttttt rl die' net (which hr h*. filled with georrid
Lothian:lion), on the 24th itiotosit. The commend
will then devoire on Ural... Colonel Spring, 5/th
regiment. Clonuirl .Issirict is in future to Its milted
to Kilkenny. Criteria Oilles Adjutinit-Gtorril,
111rivir G►ove, will he removed to Dublin.
We undrrsiond dist the 77th regiment, &Mg
garrison duty iii Gs!wit), fin seine thew, have re-
crived orders to hold themselves in restlinew for fo-
reign service.

RIOT AT THE THEATRE.
It has been hitlwrto the elisions durum the time the
theatre is open, to have the regular attendance or a seijesnes
guard, always, as is proper it shoul.l he, under the doectiou
of list twit Power. Os. I hese Ores * "I, the High Coeast.iille
is the person to direct she military Shoul.l lily cr.r of
emergency occur, he looks to the laird Mayor, as Chief
Magistrate of the coy. for orders how to conduct himself.
'I his guard bas been usually furnished from the Itichusuud
Barracks

The benevolent occasion which collected together the
audience of IVerlisesday evening, was not one, it alight
be supposed, which would bare called forth the angry
pacsions--and, we say it, indeed, unit regret, for the sake of
the mendicants, there was no crowd assembled am that
evening, which might be likely to produce confusion ur
outrage of any kind. Some aberration, however, the
cause of wbirh is nut explained, having occurred be-
tween the Proprietors and their servants the interfe-
rence of the High Constable became necessary to pre
order; bust to his Brent sunrise, she military Gaud brought
there, as he conceived, to obey him, declared, that they had
received orders out to obey lie Civil Poser, but to act under
Military ♦nihority—they would, therefore, out rtrogiiise
him as High Constable; and on his remonstrating ugaiiist
this conduct, they proceeded to use viuboce, mid iu pursu-
*see, as they said, of their orders, they did aeinally maltreat
the Rich Constable, and a sentinel ejected him by (owe out
of the Theatre!! _ .

The High Constable proceeded forthwith to the Mansion
House to the Lord Mayor, and iisformed him of •hat had
happened. His Lordship reignited on the instant to the
Theatre, attended by his Secretary. Immediately on 111.
arriv.el, he ordered an investigatioit of the off or to he roue
into on the spot. Several persons were ramified, and their
',advisee taken down by the Secretary, Mr. George ilicber.
Theo, for the first time, Isis Lordship lemon', to his great
surprise, that au crier: srrjeant's guard had hero ordered
to aloud at the theatre that day from the Royal Barrack.—
by what authority we are out •ofurraed; it was to Ines guard
that orders bad been given nut to obey the Civil Power.
These orders were communicated to the other guard. whirls
came from Richmond Hawks, and this mien! under
stood that it was their duty to obey these orders, as cooling
from • supra ior military authority.
The depositiosis of Mr. Dooley, the high conslab!r ; a per-
son called " Town &skittle' Devito; the two se ijeoitts who
commanded each mims respectively, and the setitotal who
expelled the High Constable. were taken down. It was on the
brining of these deousitions that the esti erne 'seriousness of
Ike Clair becam- evident. The sentinel has•ing declared
that he felt himself warranted by his ORDERS, mit only to
keep out the High Constable ar WOUCH, hut TO 51100 T HIM
if he (the High Constable) would attempt to eat icise any
authority. Fortunately the High Comoulde was prudent,
and submitted quietly to be fumed ism, although rt hiss beta
slated so us That be had been previously assaulted, sod
grossly maltreated, If he had acted otherwise, the collie.
(pences might be terrific indeed, and the life of the High
Grantable out have been the only one that might bore been
Lod, m conotquetree of these very e•traordivary and den-
prows proceedings.
The Lord Mayor, impressed with a just feeling of the
weemaity of rearrlimg thus affair• to the bottom, waited line
next day on Sir George Beckwith, his Secretary also at-
tended with copies of the deposit' . On bearing them
read, Sir George• Beckwith expressed himself its most iodic_
pant terms respecting the outrage committed on the High
Constable, and sedated, as we are informed, that lie would
cause an limsiedia,e inquity to be made with • view to as-
certain who it was that ohoold he deemed responsible for
such extremely improper modeler. There is no more ;weir er
nod coustiltiounal officer thou Sir George Beckwith, and we
are satisfied tha matter cannot be placed in be Her baud:, in
(WWI' to reciirc the most satistxtory elucidation.
The public thanks are due to the Lord Mayor, for the
seal and energy which he boo oilmen in follow iug up this
matter, until he Las placed it before the proper tribus•l.
Mr. Dooley bus, we noderstatid, sworn emotionalism, against
one of the parties euticeroed a the assuage.

The LORD CHANCELLOR Milt rut the first time
lost moruing iu the VICE-Cflosicitt.Loa's Court,
Li ',col ou n.

The vacancy in the rei•resentation of liereford,
by the death of Colonel SYMONDS, is likrly to oc-
casion a contest for that city. At • rerpectable
meeting of Freemen, on Saturday, it was re.olved
to invite R. P. StaamstonE, P.q. their low M.-m-
-bar, again to come forward ; um, W. WINGFIELD,
Esq. (one of the Judges on the Brecon Circuit) Ina
likewise declared himself. candidate.

THE TURF. •

EGHAM RACES.

These pleasurable niers couinseliee.l yesterday, and the
course, we all OCCOPIUIIII. was crowded with besot), and
fashion, with widely th:ste deloottfill fl its *noun*. The
Dears •f Yolk and Gloucester, soil -the Primer*• Augusta,
with SellVi Nobles and Grotty, irrupted the grand stood;
but the spurts were worse than indifferent.
♦ Gold Cup of loots. valor, by len Subscribers of 10p•
each, tor all see.
Mr. While named Hospitality, 4 yrs old, 7.1 ..1
Mr Guilwiu usmrd Sir. Walker's bl. c. by Stookuskai,
3 yrs old, On. 3.b... • •
2 tool 3to low-the winner. Woo iu a ranter

A Sweepstakes of bp, inch, with Up. added, fur all spit.
Otte ini.e 1... M,
Mr Forth's Laventore, by Eitel •••••• 3 yra old, Tat... 1 .1
Mr. Kirhy'a Afloat., 4 yts nitl. g-t 54. 2 It
Mr. Cissit'a Berths, aced. 9.1 711....•.,. • 41. 3
Mr. %V•th, A SyltrJews, 5 yrs 01.1, Oat. 21b.
Hauer Maniac, 4 to I siv-1 Ilw w ~,,, ei; 4Wee we S)llv.ile-.
and 6to I agt.t At115...§. Atter the 6.st brat, 2 and 3to 1
on the %slums.. Huth heats non easy.

Considerable cuares.iuss otrusresl on the course in eonse•
queasy, uf Ihr 11.1ss nue b. ■rate a pander'. (muse brute ;um.
'saluted. It osse quite:l new thissK 1.. the Is, (ins ntera of the
Isla, who, hues vs r knows,,s( .st ttttt t Ilse siss:uthewl ttttt of a
hurre its p res Al purchase (twit• kilipal•old.,•...l they mt
length found ..set that It aa■ 311 3CI tll plc Weill r. dittos' in
the Pittste Asl ttttt saturation flossing Ilse Coisesoisserts 3leelltsgs
which thus Os somas.' tutus tit the list of she busses.