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pit. 4 weary elfweedlly, ltedi ,Imilintrrieli to )t lid
W items* ealMilsely teem% an ,to form • hied.—
TN ef the. hams* rsteisiesl ow ids life temple end over his
Eye, which were given With su Meth riehome thEt.the,
ted tweets *pets* sail brorsea, and bossed • great' ef-
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of blood. He was. stioaneJ knocked•dows, bat
ma cries fortildp, Mop thief. Re. ranted sOstesiertooi os-
r di at the time step the trillions, sod brought him Wick
Mid delivered hist lam his ceetody, and them proceeded to
search Wen in the best way his wooodell mud trraiseffte
would admit of, and found le his petiole sod. is • rill
bag a camber of keys, pieklut IPltrys,ll set& new, 'moter
implements used iu house.hreakier. The pairulllieta
band-
ed him to the rather Primmer, cad _as be was condechug
them to prison, the other men contrived to slip his Wrist NA
heed 051 a the baadcaff, ram elf, and eveutually
,anide'his
ebel,e.
The Prisoner etrefeemod that he could have doneffie same,
!it's determised to surrender, being enescioas -fat ie
dome strong, 'having been employed by ibd
his escape to vary the copper, and &Who
to give him • shilling.
token were tried in the office, sad ibrilweikfeesd
1:111 iiiude too large. #
• i. Mansholt, the sitting Magistrate, very highly com-
mended the velem, activity, and perseverance elf the patrol,
and desired that has wounds said bruises might be impeded
to by • surgeon, mid that be might lay by form his duty sill
be was recureted.
Another investigation took place respecting • bomber of
laformations which have been laid by order of the parish-
officers of St • Clemeat Danes, against the butchers, be. in
Clare-market, fur exercising their lawful callings on the
Lord's day the scene having become the moat disgraceful
•nd disorderly, the shops were opened the same as on an-
other day.
Gee of the mast respectable butchers who attended yester-
day to Isis seseasees expressed himself to the Magistrate
ashamed of the seamen that had taken place in the nialkei,
and wished that serving on • Sunday was entirely abolished.
The pariah officers bad only given instractions to sarnmarins
those who carried oar their business after half past ten o'clock.
The Magistrate informed sheet they had better comply
with the stated time •Ilowad by the parish officers, meat
Act of Paolosinent allowed no boars, and au charge was
brought before him fee aay hour in the day.
One of the charges was rather of a rowel nature, being
against Mr. Salter, a baker, fur sale' hour oat Sunday
week.
Mr. Wilhelm attended fur the Defendant, sad called fur
the written lamination, which was at list thought necessary
but on reference to she Act at was found to be on comptarot.
Mr. Williams then pleaded the Bakers' Act as all exemption,
which the Magistrate did not decide or, it not being user.-
easy, nut coitus% within the time allowed by the Aet.
II A ItY• 1.5-110/18.
DARING ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT AT mumugß.
Yesterday draNass Gibbards, alias Beiberry, Edouard
Frans. sod • woman warned Elistarelli Williams, were
brought up iss the comedy •f Staples, the officer, mid un-
derwent • lung exambiatioa before the sitting Magistrate.
The two hest Prisoners were charged on mispociusi of rubbing
and erectly eseltreatieg Mr. James Theopiwie, a respectable
femme, rending at Dame, in Hefts whew he was proceed-
ing homewards ea die eight of Tuesday last, near Kilburn.
Mr. Thompson was nut able to attend the a aismisatium on
accusal of the wounds he had received front the rubbers,
belog of that oedema nature that he could nut leave his bed.
Staple., the officer, deposed, that yesterday morning lie
happened to be as duty at Kilburn, when be beard of the
rubbery, sad that the permit who was robbed was lying in a
very dangerous situatioa at the Red Lima public-house at
that place. He went thither sod foetid Mr. Thompson as
above deseribad. He, as well as be was able, mimed the
partiewlers of the robbery. -He *Wed, that he had been to
Loodus to sell • lewd of hay, the produce of w hick sale be
had left, with thee:sepias of two euvereigas and •bust 15s.
in silver, its the heads of Mr. Jay, the ashcis.r, at Padding-
too, and was ea the road liaise to his farm, bat turned into
the Bell public-West at Killion', where he remained
with some mess and a woman fur • lasi time. About
'flock at eight be left the hon. and west toward*
e, when ire gettiag to the censer of West fisid4ene be w4ll
~packed by "Me feet/M4.. Wee Swat teruod his essock•fruele
,per his best to peeves' recognition, sad then hawked
hip doom with • bludgeon, and while or the ground re-
listed the blows several times wish great violence,
ehey thee rifled his pockets of the two sovereigns lied
eme lli sad immediately raw off fearing him welter.
fmg ie slssM. He at leegth was assisted to the Red
Ibis *weft WM" who left loos there. Witness thee set
bites the affair. in the course of !belt
be. eereeteised dapiti the two *nate Prisoners were drinking
akeli Mr. Tiossimestat the Bell, and also the female Pri-
esaer, sad Owe** kit at the saute time Mr. l'iiiaron
ed. He realm 'Neel that the presets who aui.ted Mr.
Thumpowe to the Red Lion was the Priao.se.Giblaards, and
that he had since delivered up boa haudkerebisf and stick ;
these ciessiestaliees excited his suspicion that the Prisoner
hoes something of the affair; hie suspicious were still Lose
sireutehesied eau Gaffing that the Poisoners, Gabbard* god
Beaus, oho lodged together, had not been at home the big! t
of the robbery. The Primmer Gibtiarsis was at ibis time iu the
tap roomed the Real Lisa, witness beckoned him out auto
the parlour, soul asked him if be knew as; dung of the Metter.
He sweet vehemently that he would mot %reek • word, un-
less he (the officer) gave him some brandy. Agleam was cc-
voidingly given hint, sad after he bad drank is he.dasolied the

•Stimemspillgila a ospearbk ,•116.4 i wawa it. ht•
sea Id with lortarglanddlikellelyeaseesion
and spirits width were charged
' ifteerrel peohlthsillo &large
ffiegel .4
the
of 1111140/1.14001, Host on lbeiMh if hip
' 11119111MINIMPISeIMIleadun, epos %forma.
Ow 11111rffillagel titre milkers of broody, Is
HMV. trey ohm famidsoote Hul-
we- linkers r t 1 bottle* 'lf fortis,
wise.. ont iteallarliSS of Poet; Ibil pieta efillseleire, •
triunity of Biseready, sod suse'Cloampaptie 1 fur all of
which there were's.* permits. Whilst tie witnesses were
searching the cellar, which woo sumptuously stocked with
ether liquors, for which there were peein', • child who
eillood by latiented them that there were same more tab in
ftyaibi
the yard. They there (mood some empty smogigled enters
us In hitt .Theplowud • mud' quisitley of rim, Which
doles sot permitted, to sidelines so ebegoode twomereted.
rflie,Defendatit said.hewna lathe habit of potehogin his
Spun sail wises from ,dilkeeot svinsomerebowle, to .eierelo
ma' ileautittee .as -did Not require permits, sod that in
blowsy leis sleek had oetioneonated; but akhough he bad
'received permits wish *ewe part of his stock, be bad wet
Ihoeght It worth while to preserve them. We otoderioood
Ono Nat below, op the spirits found in the sobers, which
/bee swid he had bought of some promiscuous premewit, mad
atsibe,,lisi had maser to believe, were those who rove infer.
maintion scaliest bins.
• !Veer respeetabk winemmeleatela were tolled on It/belt of
Othe, Defendant, sod stated that they were I. the habit of
tosilllmitylothina with wines of the deseriptiow wised, bet they
'MN woe speak positively as to their ideality. °nee( them
Wooer en the rortsvand moodier deposed that he believes' the
Clesmpsgtee seized so be part of some which be had sold to
ille.,Elphiek.
Ale. Nero, the Solicitor of the Exebse, contended that
'llte.whole of the goods ought to he condemned, as there was
-ollumillieient peosf of their nut having been smuggled.
'.The- Covert, in giving judgment, careened their regret
-Not ?moos of respectability *Woad repro, themselves to
Illeavy.petsalties nod leas of goods on which Amy bad been
• by porehesiwg of itinerant swingglers, auilthemby de.
g the fair4roder (who paid rent wad loses) ea the one
MISMO,Mid the revenue so the other. They you'd wet bet infer
wines whoa% were nut ratisfactorily netermied for,
aleffilleanoggled as well as the spirits, which were ackauw.
*OM to be so: they therefore condesweed the claret, the
'Vol e, the Bargoody, the balmily, and the Hoflasds; but
arnitigated the penalty to 101. The old Champague sod the
•titni were returned.
SEIZURE of an ILLICIT CANDLE MANUFACTORY.
An old man, noosed Joseph Merrydew, was charged with
having twanufactored candles in an enclosed place, whereby
.he had incurred the petialty of HAL
Two Excise officers stated, that on the 13th of Anion
last they went to the Mouse of the Defendant, who bare in
Billiton Midway, and un searching the premises they found
on the first floor • complete candle manufactory, when there
were five frames, cootairing 160 piper, is full operstiou.
They appeared to have been at work in snaking sperm ems.
dies*, there was • sperm pan at work. Tney seized the
whole apparatus, together with a quantity of mulles wail h
were newly maeufat lured. They raw uo one oa the pre-
mises besides the Defendant's wife and his daughter.
The Defeuilant said that he bad let the premises to • maw
who bail paid well fur them, wittiest failing swore of the
dotter attending the bosuns' which be carried on. The
Defendant urged that be knew nothing of caulks historic
but how to burn them; be bad been all his life a gestleume's
coachman, and wow eabsiated upon • siapersaarated pension.
He called so witoesses.
The Court wire iodised to believe that be had hero made
• tool of by some experieoced baud; but as he led broneht
so evidence to corroborate his statement, tthey condemned
the whole of the goods, sod mitigated the pesWily NISI.
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Yesterday • lad unalliAlliPmard rafts, out roue ling
"11' of age, was eliaarM by • servant girl with having
her en the highway*** boodle, continuing the whole
of her wardrobe.
'Sarah Levi. the peuseweerlx, stated, that on Moodav night,
Aunt wine o'clock, she was jest going to knock at the door
'tlest hewn is Doke-street, whet' she 'Prisoner Ilarleal at her
and seized her box, which contained the whole*, Ur personal
10roperty.' She struggled desperately lonian, it, but he au
loo'streag, and got' it away. In the ettoteet the bottom of
-the hex motors open, and the clothes feiteut. The Primmer
• ;tithed them op, and made off with them. The Prosecutrix
let rip the my of " Stop thief!" after she Praeger.
.A•stoot woman, named Elizabeth Levi, seedlike heard the
• ery'of "Stop thief!" sod saw the Prisoser rut; perceiving
biro to be a mere boy she laid hold of bins; he made • most
. determined resistsece, and in the course of it gut bold of her
' Irma, and, feeling a .riog on one of her lagers, drew it off,
sod got away with it. Ho was, however, pursued and taken
by soother passenger, who overlook hies, bat he fought iu s
i deleignined • milliner, that, retaining his bold of the pro-
perty with the obstinacy of • bull-dog, lie would have got off
• ogaintot fur the prompt arrival of • watchman, with whom
Hatiriellsrere he was seemed.

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'The Prisoner was fully committed for trial.
110W-111TRISIT.
On Tuesday Mr. Alley 'Headed at•the Oesee, and wu
. &hunt addressing Mr. Minablell, the pitting Magistra!e,
un the point of law, as contended for un Monday by Mr.
Humphrey as to she legality of apprehending a person on •
Suoday, charged with a misdemeanor, whirls Mr. Alley eon-
' tehdied was perfectly legs!, as well am all bleaches of the
Treace against our Sovereign Lord, as delisted in an Aet of
Parliament passed in the reign of King Henry Viii. A
respectable Gentleman, -of the name of Adams, ►ad been
threatened with an action fur causing a mats to be appre.
heeded last Sunday ea a charge of fraud, but be recoils-
' minded the Gentleman accompanying him to Mr. Adams, to
apprehend him again wherever trevouW lied him, or at any
• ime.
Tuesday afternoon information was brought to the Office
flint a numerous gang of well-dressed thieves were assembled
at the Teunis-court, in Great Windmill curet, Haymarket, at
she time of the sparring matches, when • number of gentle-
-saes were robbed of their watches and other property to a
. considerable amount. Among those plundered to the great.
pit 'Vogt sal Major Rogers, who was attacked its a very
forcible manner by the gang, who held up his arms over his
head, the persons round him befog so well dressed be did
not suspect them to be thieves, and be considered their eon-
•.dsM t••ariss from aceidsoal pressure, and bus particular
alienist's, was drawn to the keeping sod preserving of his
stick ; however, wises be gut liberated from the pressure and
the attack of the gang, be (mind to his great loss that lie bad
hero rubbed of his pocket-book, containing Bank miles to
the amount of 1111. beside, the heifer a Lottery ticket ■nd
other valuable papers. A gentleman St company with the
• Major narrowly escaped a dollar fate, but foe innately frlt
the villain's hand at his placket, ah a on the gentleman
threat g to have him taken into custody, the robber had
the daring *mistily to make use of the most ►orrid lan.
silage mid threat, to him, and said if he made any noise oc
disturbamse these he would have his bey throat cut.
WHlftens CoMas was charged with being concerned with '

glass to wera. mid lbrvie Um Peeler pole *heel the mover,
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ono of whit; nearly struck witless. in the eye. Hr thew pis.
sitively deeded having ever eeeillie.Tbeinipseuisted declared
be world out .be taken. Just at this toesseot Kili., the
B,,,a.atrem pairol,emered the room, and, with bees eveimanre,
the Primacy was, after great dineediyon cooed, sod as they
were Wigwag luau to tows they sleet the Prisoner EV&lit,
coining apparently from Leeds...L, rams they also captured.
The female Primmer was taker ism comedy ineviously by a
parish newstabie at Kilburn.
Ellis, the patrol, spoke be theresietauce made by Gibbards
as being albs owe. desperate nature.
The Magistrate called on the Prisoners fur their siyfenee.
Gibbardosaitt, he was totally iumment.uf being suneecied
at all in the relibary. He was coming post the end of West
End-lane abort half.past five o'clock its the ottmoitig us hone-
bark, and saw a man lying is time ditch bleeding Gum his
head, and that be pulled him out sod took bum to the pub-
lic-house, sod after that he west by Ike slut and found o
stick aud handkerchief, which be brought.tuick lu the boors
where themes 1aid,...0d that was all he knew oboist
Evans eudeavuered to prove au alibi. by Oolitic: that be
was in the City with a men named Humphries at tile Iwo
of the robbery.
The female Prisoner denied all knowledge of the robber},
but admitted having bore drioltiag with the Primmer' at the
Hell public-bowie at the time Mr. Thump.. was there.
The Magistrateereameded the Nifty:me fur further exam.
nation, in order that the laoilloed of the Reflood Humphries,
with whom Evans said he was iu the City, might aimed.
. MARLBOROUGH-STREIT.
BURGLARY AT MR. ORDE.II.
The fleet public essamiastien of Ibis outliner robbery look
pltee.yeeterday, and.froni the euukowievier of the Presenters,
unmolueed by hope. as inseance sleuth ursairlarti *Trim v 7
has rarely beer es ism-Gard. The remiss choicest we,,,
hichard Jay°, 7.4oesas Each, Mary Beck, (bis inter),
Charles Marsh, --•—ff Leaves (is receiver), and two ethers, a lid
were altreMargol.
lb wet non& by air: Oeir. sold which- is•laveltd, before
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•emsetber man it. stealing a copper, the peoperty oilmen per. one readers, that le left London iainatide% eilidr:bli his
min u•kaown. . Mouse 111 Berkeley-square in the ease .of liego mid bis wit,
George Button, a patrol belonging to the office; stated, and.tbat is was rubbed of valuable oppaiel, hoer, troche>,
`that be was ow duty on Tuesday slight rear Bethnal Green, clocks, jewellery, and trinkets, to • great sweet; &VI/ling
L'inbere lie met the Primate carrying • copper, in cum. port of which is traced.
some , with . sautber man. He spoke to them, saying be . Chimes osofmerior wastrearl; and he. states that 110011
1 grub an officer, and be must know from whence they had . after Mr. Orde bad left, tow,, the ~mass ;Seek, with
brought the copper, and where they were going to take whom be Mot cohabited, and to sebum he allowed is. par
it, as it was a rely unseasonable hour to be usiseibg it; no j week, watched bins uai of %lr Orile's house a. .be wakes)-
a hich age wirer maw, addressing binnielf to the Prisuntr, de- I kg to work in the morning, and asked hint fur mosey, or
I haired him to go on, sad sot mind the ts—y Aker. Dolton . she would bleb up • nir, stetson that be ersoW get .mint.
*deiced the Prisoner with the eoppm. who eisereirdereal with. linos out of Mn (Mies Issierel• sod after Mate snesinsge, Ise
.vet say renitence, whom Bolton debased Mt. the tare of • •1! . gam bet oee of Aire. Orden aillattleake to pledge. Al another
„seam al a pubic house urn the spot. and permed the other time she fumed iu at the doer, sod opeseid war of the thru-
ms* who had MU off. The patrol came rip with him, whew ;inn room drawers. earl took away • coat. She repeattdly
'be redisted violently on being takes, and struck Buttes four sifted him to let the bonne be be ke epos, direateniag is
,- dims with a crows the lop of *hick peeved to Imre • been • mud to die. Otile spas his ventral.' • She .Sold and Ka

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gags fesid to ii; badly AO lea Moly tL falYeylai 7"0 nit iptron OP ran brutlse Atilt
nay aria would NM his to Bow- treet If he refused to at. NOON
Nissen is her 'Forsook sad be at length did so, as she re. I Sts-.Be pleased. injustice to Me. i 115.., to inter the
aided him that he might as well go on as he had done foilsman is your Paper.
mooch. He let her It three keys afterwards, sad et • owed- A CONSTANT REA DIX
iag in Chavdoestreet with Thome@ Beek, he' produced' It mop use he generally haulm the Sehalows Gicesoes
them, sod the robbery was Reed • in, Beet being left to the halt-pay alb. regiments of the line, who hove biede ob.
had two associates in guilt. informant oat his wife nut seised amMillaajeag to the rOßOkirmilitia, area lsellitwed
mod let the man 'Beek into•the 'hitches, whin he left aloe, , (by the Ist sod 2d Geo. 111. esp. 42, see.l%; the Obselbelled
bidding him for God's Peke tie bind 'how be illitpoel of she 1 pay, as Subalteras from the militia; hods allowsasoews ogee,
things. Beck let in Charlerillfarsh, and a Pas el the aloe. let the daily fatilme af animism Oaten whoa imaPirfed
of ties, net in custody. He teemed • with hie wife on thews, establishment. The above aliowaseire ban file
. see. after oiseu'eloek, mid the homes lonia( bees stripped, militia were sever grimed toed IM presesit rho to G&W*
be west to Mr. OW. brother and to 'flew-street the ant Mt ha)Rpoy albs lase. -
nisCeeaetesifesie. was a rerriminatina of .'s.• Re stated ►,yam, la, THIS ARMY. •
that for eve weeks before the nibbery, Jeri war iagotriag Mime e •
' after Mary Beck, and be produced some plummet feathers, Age rFrom the Metdeleas filsoffe.]
awl at other times trinket'', &e. He said his wife leas • dimai
ladi`e maid, and her mistime made her them presents. Tlitireday 0111111Otaiti011ia regimes', will
Weans seal MA .be poisoner Jag* tit Ille.Ordeb haulm, lately arrived at C.beelemr toe ishei, erns iospeeted Bhim saw it; he theeprodseed aims 411s1i1s, , the Adjutaid•Gromal of the Fiereiskarll. Term,
wig ~j *bleary was planted. 'Melted alma velvetaly him. who was pleased to express hie higloalgegleMoie of their lip.
suggested that he shoold let lifforinant is at eight 'preemies to Maim Hill, is the moollitelibleeory moaner.
• mialet in the tweeting of iheMth S 1 'October, and he would Os Friday (23d instme), Lib. Argrefor&Oteeval ha.
.994114.0 his broke:Sans' suit one Tamer, in the robbery apected the 49th regiment, aed allhowgb it last dividgest
Isterisant ergs let in by !ago, whoo wife was almost, Vie regiment had only arrived frees Weal the day SAM,
era he teak away a handle, and left Jigs In the house; a 4. he was phased to moire, to Irmielealtaineekta hisilblap-
terwards saw Sam Jago arid Turner maw out of the house prohathis, in the meet Satiable aaislyN odd& golloolog
with glass sod a bundle. He saw R.lngo the next t 0.... :great ceedit es both officers 4194/ mew. 7W Mos Sao WNW
ing, who told his he bad given information if the robbery lions will embark in a few days at GromMede der Ile
• at Bovi.street. Re dusted that Maralikerew ttf the robbery. of Seed Hope. The Adjetant General se.
%ley Beek's coefeseies was next'erad, aid ebe.kerew sem 'troops of the Hodsourabie East lathe Company, seisellhe
thin of the robbery. mammasil of Major Hay; of this beet also the Adjutants
Pew, 144 lodged with Gees in Yine-street, the latter of -Gerseral appeared arch to approve; ladeed the indefatigable
whom was admitted King's evideare, proved that part ofilei esertime of Major Hay hare havoglit these moor into*
• whales property was cememiled in his Misr, Red that the nen 'llbeetate dracipline.
Beck- had takes several bundles from iheeee. Gates ha Os Batarday ;the 24th het.) the Adjutant-Geserat re.
sold wits's, of • geoilestae• evil being about to be mg viewed the whole of the Gerrie.. osi the Lines, cutioistior
Witness had toe of the coats, ad he so, .I.lreent of the stoles isi the hallowing moos, via.:—The royal engioemrs; fret
amines is the filler. Saw Gates in cotoposy with befalls 3d guards; 49th regimes.; royal emanate; Math
Lewis, a drake in marine storeolo White flertlard, who regimes*; sad list light infantry. The lime was formed
was proved to have purchased tart of the articles state. at half past twelve, aid exactly at woe the Adjutaiii.Gatierat
The evidence of Gates, the approver, cormhorated that ef arrived as the ground, atteaded by Colonel Sir A. Christie,
Pew, and connected the whole of the Primmer. together. Conaniandast of the Garrido.. Abe reeeiviug the sabte,
Lewis's wife Met a stolen ibeet and table-cloth to plate he rode dews the hoe and minutely iaapectedlise
by it woman of the name of Pew. 14 eras pledged'in Lewis's After marching past in slow time, they peffemed rancho
amine, and Pew took her the money. et/whitlow, in the most admirable style, covered by the rapid
Mary Beek farther confessed to pledging some articles. light infantry movements of the 71.1 light Watery and royal
Two women were discharged, ana die tither five dere .re- sappers and miners • the squares were keened Is high style,
eaaalled fur re-examination on Saturday. sad the changing Mont to attack the hoe was greed; the
tiring waseseellent, nod the charge of the whole bee at
the coischisida was lardy executed; imbed, the whole of the
I,erformaaees gained the high approbate). of die Adjutant.
Menem', Wt. was Pleated to express the same to Cultist
'Clitheru of 3d guards, who commanded the line oft the
Airtionon. The weather was bot Tely hvoarablefor the de-
'seam); bat still there was a 144 e assemblage of peratufstio
ditlien the review. Amongeter peranns`present were Noticed
Earl Darnley, Lord Cliftoo,'Lloa.litalbert Bligh, Lady Darn-
ley, Ladies Bligh, Sir G. Hate, 'General D'Arcy, 'adobe!
Borgoyue.ler. be.
The fallowing Garrison Orders Were leseedon Saturday
GARRISON ottrizßs.
" °mitten, November 24, 1111.
Allots'-Toieettes.—Tbe Cdasnmendant is directed by
the Adjutaist-General lu rupees to the troops in garrison his
high approbation of the appearance sad perforsisace of the
iliffereurearps in the field to-day, brigaded under the com-
mend of Colonel aiihero, of the 3d Gnards. had be re-
quests that tbeCoaswiaadingollteess of the Royal Engineer.,
Ist battalion IN the adenoids, the 49th, *bib, and detach.
meat of the lie regimeut, will assure their respective corps
that he will earsider it Ms illy to make the most favourable
report of them to his Royal Htglosese the Commander-ice.
thief. The Comoandatit las slao received the Adjutant.
Generiffs eummaads„ to express equally his high approbation
elf the Royal Maniere, and that he will deem it his duty to
.report their merit to the Loeb of oho Admiralty.
" Bleeder of Colonel Sir Archibald Christie, consesaalling.
C. BENTLEY, Staff Captain."
Upwards of 100 wies arrived as Cbathion ea Isodey,
from the Mediterraneau.
Detaehmeets of the Ist and 38th regieseats bare arrived
from the I.le of Wight to embark for the East ladies; ale.
a detachment of the 16th regiment ad royal Oat corps, to
embark fur Ceylon; these &teemeds embark os heard
the Globe- at Gravesend.
Tilt 49th and 5611 , regiments wiU embark shortly at
Gravesend, tor the Cape of Goud Hope, on board the follow.
ing Mips, via. William Fairies., Thomas Coons, &r David
Scott, and Earl Bakeries.
A. wafurtailate accident occorred es Sunday to Linde-
neat Trevelison of the royal engineers, who was riding a
very spit lied horse, w bleb started at sumethin at the end of
the Melville-parade, Chatham, and art off at speed. Liens.
wont Treveliaos was disown, and severely cut, and, we aro
41411 sorry to say, tereived a CONCUSSION of the brats; he
lees in a dangerous state, but hopes are entertained of hie

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DARING BURGLARY.
Oa Moods" sight the house of Mr. Blareadield, No. t
Elisabeth-place, Lambeth, sear the workhouse, was *IF
tiered, sod roiled inT plate, hnrn, 'rarest apparel, and
attend Wt. is Bank of 'England-ndtes. Mr. sod Mrs Whom-
field bad pose from home, without leivinwairy me to take
care of the premises, mod the door was left or the double
lock. The thieves effected an entraace by mesas of
skeleton keys. On Mr. and Mrs. Bloontlieltra returning
home a little before ten ',Mock, they found the door's ide
open, and the chests, drawers, cupboards,sed hoses bad been
bloke open or the locks picked with pithlikk keys. Goff the
constable was sent for, sad found the boom in great con-
fusion. He was satisfied that the rolibery was comiatitee by
experienced thieves, from the implements they had reed is
opening (be doors, and from their haviNg madeteN the 'most
valuable as writ as portable articles, end left behind them
the least valuable property. The robbers also left a pipe wish
some tobacco behead them, which it is serpmeed they carried
with them for the purpose of creating a light by applying a
'Matelot* it.
MYSTERIOUS DEATH:
-ass-
Os Buiday fait Obeli last) a female seerast, mired
• Timm Trines, who lived as cook with Mr. J. Curling, at
• Iheagett, sear ht. Laminate, ha the Isle of Theme, left
•t ter choler's home on • visit fn her sister, at Saadwich,
soil was expected to retorts hi the evening of that day ; hot
the hoar of Sift basis( arrived, mid not asking her
supearasee, two of the am servants of the house went
cut 'to sleet her; and, la a "tarter of ate hour after-
wards, white mar She directimpool, when the road
(-um iasdiekh diverges is &freest directions, they oh.
*fried a gig or me hone chaise approaching, is which
•were •a yam mid a tousle, sad betviag made themselves
4•llnoies, the mamas called to see by same, earnestly ea-
' treating therkrunid mop the haw, sad adding, w Nor God..
"sake- take as, vat; bet the man who drove instantly
orkippedVbe loose, which tot off at full speed, re as to pre.
rent my attempt to asap it. One of the pelmets, however,
Farmed the elates as toot tato the direct road leading to
Ramegate, mid followed it is that direetioa till he per-
' tried that the driver, hirriag passed Nether Court, hud
tarried oh. of the turaprite-road into • lane on the right lead-
ing ta Newell, sod arreardingly crossed the acids the more
readily to istererpt it ; but tieing uneaccesefoi, he still etor-
tarried the pursuit Imo Ramegate, where, by the light of the
hops, he grit observed that the female was missing. and
the moo who drove darectiog his course through Kansirgite
into Ilse road leatheg to Margate, all further trace of the
• • tbataa was last; mad, it being now ten o'clock, be gave up
the poessit, sod returned to his master's house. An imme.
- disk swab sow in essaserreuce made in every direction dor-
' iog the aight,4or the female who was missing, but without
circa., till about B. yesterday morningVituaday last),
a, a man, named Wood, was proceeding Trost the vicinity
I.f this city, with a cart load of bavius to Itinnsgste, he die-
covered o female lying lifeless in the road, within a few rods
• of the grunts of Nether Court, which, span further ex-
am ;ration, was foetid to be the body of the rtufortasate
women, with several bruises in her face, se if fer•ta the effect
'of blows. *Ms:sum being pun seed, the body was carried
la the wuehliciuse at St. Lisrenee. where it now awaits the
Comm tasq.,cos, stitch silt be lucid os this .day. It
out appear, from a purse. uuolaiuing a sovereign and
some silver, Much was toned ni tier pocket, that she tad
"been robbed: audit is to be lamested that the person who
permed the chaise, skald, in cruising the Betide wilt the
good inteolies shove deserrhed, Irate fell the main road be-
'f.we horasried the spot where the body woe found. The de-
ceased was shout thirty years of age, sad had lived with Mr.
at Oseagell, opener's of Bre years, by whom, as
seal as by Ins tastily, she was meth respected for her good
cowdort. Mace writing the above, we ham that the man
who drove the chaise has been discovered sad committed to
Si. Asgindiate's till the moult of the inquest shall be
lifowelo

Monday evening, about five o'clock, Mr. Wtt,-
Liam EN NIS. of Anthony-street, S. George's in
Easi, pawing the corner of Blue Anchor-yard,
Itowinaty-Isne, *as attack-d by four ruffitns, who
liancked him down, and robbed him of his watch.
Monday evening the Gosport coach was lobbed
ad a trunk filled with valuables; the Mintage
roach was rubbed on Tuesday night last week ; and
out Wednesday the luggage was cut from behind
two private carriages. bearcely a night passes with-
-out robberies of this kind.

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Mosiday asurtaug the body of a respectable look.
Onyt micldle•aged ants was found drowned in the
etatiaoce luck of the lee cut, Limehouse. It was
conveyed to the bune-houte to be owned, and for a
Coroner's Inquest.
Ou Wedurod.y 14ot the sexton of the parish of
Marthahasso, sateuding to adjust the turf around
She grove where the wife of Captain Foattutu, of
Woudbridge, had besi buried on the 11th mgr. ob-
served that same of she flags had been removed, and
the earth strewed on each side of the grave. His
suspicions being awakened by these circumstance-v.
he immediately communicated them,to the relatives
of the decea4ed, who consented that the grave
should be se opened. The search proved that the
Ludy had keen stolen, and that the coffin and shroud

DUBLIN, NOVILIBER 26.
" No information," says the Leinster Journal,
" could be obtained at the itiquest, except that the
occupant of the farm-house adjoining that of the
ill-fated family. hearing the uoise of a crowd of
ptople, about twelve o'clock gut up, and going
outside of she house, fired IA pistol, which was su-
swered by another shot, and a peremptory order to
retire to his bed, if he valued his life, with which
he deemed it wisest to comply. The spectacle of
the murdered group was toe must revolting ever
beheld, particularly the body of the pregnant wa-
rners. It could be ascertained that they had beeu
dressed, from which it is conjectured that they had
givers battle to the assailants."
The saute Paper adds, " We have received some
information as to the probable motives of forming
the conspiracy, and perpetratiog these murders,
which it would be injudicious to publish at the pre-
terit moment. Suffice it to say, *hear was a laud.
jobber."
the Kilkenny Alade►otor of Saturday says-
-44 ♦m occostat has jolt reached our office, that four
persons have been arrested upon suspicion of be-
ing concerned in the horrible outrage ut the Seven
Acres Farm."

A Privy Council was called at the Castle on
Saturday, to deliberate upon the horrible outrage
in the county Tipperary. The usual oilers of par.
don, and large rewards, were understood to have
been determined upon, but we believe no Procla-
mation has yet been issued.
The state of the Magistracy in all the disturbed
districts demands an immediate and rigid exam'.
isation.—( Dublin Freeman's Juanita/

In excavating the ground in Micklegate, York,
last 'Petit, for the purpose of maktrig Mies to
three new houses, 10111 t human bones, and deep
black mould, evidently constituted of Notional ur
vegetable decomposed matter, were discovered ; and
a day or two after a sepulchral urn, in the most
perfect state as to propoitiou, colour, and parts ;
a few fragments of lacryinaturirs, and several um.
questionable Kunsan coma, were also dug up. It
would appear that the great Roman road, or ►trees,
ran throve!' Mteklegate ; and that the present seat
of the newly-discovered bones i• a portion of that
'extensive burying place of the Romans, which op-
pears to couirnence north of the Iltrhop-I,llt, and
to ternituate with the plain tumulus winch stands
beyond the Mount. The urn is of red day, with-
't letters, ortworitt, or etutw►stire.

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