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from
horses, and convert
use, they ought to find his guilty.
The Jury, without a meatuses hesitation, returned a verdict of
Not platy.
RETURNING FROM TRANSPORTATION.
John Joan, alias Bryon, was indicted for being at large before
the sentence of transpoetatiou was aspired.
It appeared that the prisoner was tried and =Tired, at titsJ.e•
nuary Sessions, for stealing seventy pounds of bacon, and err Ms
conviction was sentenced to be rewired for seven years. Thal
facts appeared by the record of the prisoner's coovlettliss.
Hants. one of the turnkeys at Newgate, proved that be Wok the
prisoner into custody from Newgate to the Leilathan hulk. at
Portsmouth, and delivered him to the proper oificeron board. Her:
via had no doubt of the prisoner's identity•
The prisoner was discovered by she • circumstance of his:
itgh
gone into a cutler's shop, at Westminster where he wain,
with stealing knives. sod aihdictosent preferred against his, sots
which he was appealsended.
The promise" lelb &fen*, that the offeror for whisk
was convicted sad sesteweud to be venom* was very mall. •
had °lily take° a few ren4s of mai for his ropily. vrbo were is
great distrseli so he shoillbsil b. rum ;#) escape from the bulks
when an appertuniryrteed.
31r. Juidos Pens seid the.lirs had-betidng to do with the pd.
sonar's distresses. vu Try writ. but the fee
which he ssaw-Vithigh forteleg found at lefali befog
the eaptr feq et hie aststanat, tied as this point the Joey maid oh:
tenses modest* V- ,lediesed the evidence of Horde.
Tbe Joey y sleds 'Verdict of Guilty.
John Lett*. and Kai* isdlis. were indicted for keeling a
violin and hat; the Jela -tamest
The prosecutor, isles hes the reillibrtune to be blinks=
subsistence by sea vioile, that be is die
of some apartments-- V%aled in a tear is the aeigishisiehool4
Smithfield. and that oust sight in .1111.) Hai his child 11:12lid
suddenly Ili, be arose WI went boos mom widest *Ls
the prisoners, to solicit their 'misuser; Wit wpostmooldw—einl
door he found- that it had been bream ;.and dr $ Ida.Ntsed
bat were taken away. The iroakdkbelliand bad kit
the house during the night, and fele petedelloa hat was dastotti
in prosecutor's room
Another wiles peeved that the hat medusa, sod whisk italel
found in the blind man's room, was that which the prisoner Ala'
always in the habit of wearing.
The prisoner prodoced a far cap, which he said he was always
in the habit of wearing, is he found it snore comketable Ist the
head that a bat. He wu a strolling player, and had .one into tha
country to attend races upon leaving the prosecutor's house. Hr
said nothi - the charge of stealing the'riolln.
Under e Mr. Baron Jury
the

WOUld money
fite-tooli-witneas to a very genteel hous, ; he came down in a minute
or two, and slid he had no change, but if witneas Weld wait be
would et it as his uncle's, and asked witness to walk is, kind
ebovrethies into the garret, where witness *sited alibis an hour
end a half, On presser did not remit. Witness had petted with
the necklace and ear-rings to the Pliemer when he first went into
the house, in the expectation that he would bring down die money
bothedistely. (in inquiry wimesa learnt that athsh ody but old
women in the garret knew any thing of the prisoner.
Galeria* Cohen. wife of the moseeutor—The host time I saw
the primmer after this happened was at Bow-street. I believe the
prisoner to be dispersos; whit ook thtl Meth= and ear. rings. I
gave the goods y spy nephew, who was to Whig the Money back. '
I have known tieyesaner for a long time, but had not seen him
fah yeast before this took place. I shoultnot teeth like to Swear
to the identity of the pthoier,• though he is very Odell like him.
(After a good deal of questioning from the Court, the witness old,
that Ogled Ad doubt MI to the identity of the prisoner.)
bp. Joe*, Artier and draper, 166, Strod.—l met the prisoner in
' ;he Stratd ifs Sopuisbet, and said to him," Ye. bake
Wrangles neighbor of Oise," Te whidt freedsweted,
I suppose yea nesse the or-vings ; wen. of Mt use, /*ZZet
I money. Mutt yea will go with me, I =lle fa yea." lie
mg allele to *low Sues, first to the ties over Wait.,
oinsterebOdge, and at hat, finding he was on y deceiving nee, I
gave him into custody.
The Jury renamed a rennet of Guiky.
Jer. Shgeant Again* then retitled Mo. Caliethe Othist, and
ethieily reprimanded bee for the peevOiratiNg saner In which
dotted given her evidence. She had sweet ft speak the tenth,
.thsi all the truth, and pet he had only been Ode is it *ere to get
teeth from her by extortion. The public this mold net thus
be Owed by unwilling witnesses withiOding their teatftew, till
,11 bail as It Mere *visaed eat of thee. ire aisidd net bar
' opeees ; aid he felt k. es he his• derision Smith* bad tile.
Vault by km prewelentioa g neither aarel be alley bee
's expenses; dm ether whose' might hoe theirs.
Carroll was indicted Ise iseslingons the nib August lest,
a lox Containing eight sovasigasend a oar, the property of Jamey& •
May, a labourer.
Mo. Coq, life Nod ot ttheithie task
whidt wee spa ev at 'thilesosert,
'Ethel& Lee meththa of the 3 adapt that aims bad
• at the sass 4.sr he a week. oe die thiedayalgil thew:
• too the IMP eir *took about them V&A. so
into their boos and drink wkli them 1 elk a good fled el
InAflalite *Mims arawaraled. Thee vas a bed mu au rho
threr,.issebleil they 1111111..
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•in wit: Seto *shad a hos ia
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aleltilialle:: • k to
Ty wail
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lta Berm
,_.d gawk* to •
having bat
of die stew
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i askew*
.. _ ..,-watt. me
leek >4 a 4..
neighbours , _ ms
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o.,..hig.fivm ._ _ 1.. . ' ----4::
• very ho deseriptiott. -- The mossipmeaspethst
was given before a late Grand Joey as to the ler the' Pr-
dens, wise yeakamd them to the °missals ; imit lie pre-
mimeo being brig*** point- en 7 nithied *OA IP dine
L m
upon it. *is several of the brilve Wee IR' ge a *te-
nsorial esesplaining el the character dee plithisi,anditneh Mt y
' • "
now appeared to toppegt.
Masan. Alley, Adeibbus, and Barry,loll4olollbe Mr. Wenn,
the proprietor of the house.
Mr. A ri.ey put in a petition signed by ilk inhabit** of the
neighbourhood in which the gardens_ are NAM: ittlivell4the
renewal of the licence; also a &mole front Mr. Vi't Tareb* felt
he set forth that he had held those garde* te Well. iitEi
that he had invested a large property In Med, inid- . • '
to the inegulerides Complained of; they hid *Mired lining * •
that the garden, were out of hie mini. bat that hien* nee, re-
sumed the control of them, be pledged bidder that Mete Monti
be no Vinare atm of complaidt.
The petition agehut the gardens was then read, and. was in sob-
, mance as already stated.
dirtAtiliT, Di ugh said there Omit
of
tabwersieatt a
ware disposed to deprive the all their t
enossematts. He free Inetreciedmiddigt them beheibt so Of
„ eeint;t4 *mythic mice. when e malpiersint had *ben
.yism,
ma, respect to tigatisarroprisnwid. Pied& M°l" that
let itch enisetaiontent *he place_4 tt.thts4 mit imeni3.
Beriell °admit • beau erniygdass c•
11ses dreilfed en the IshiabiNlesandint the wrialtholebood—-*
a eats of massed - Or lifer Or OW !Meek i 1 I t• imindot
Mr. A 66LTAITIO
amnia to seamy
" Wake tarts isastidebei Bees."
they might net cosent, * iso, MAIN
He 11111404orrel lie dime when tile* o:lPdraeallat
Mile Is MN Wiastryi now, homer,. it 'olllsidA; *zit
raison:7...: r, etra.lol4,lithar ni. rdalibil4:t. omits
that thoy bedsores it Me tillersee. and nerd* mdsMillito them.
1 A elneen*** was emit a*ilip tithe ease. as
the =lita of AND they mmplaW Bid e” hew' cdm-
manse a yil# Ina. • •
turceirradLoseea. Mr. Arioutnue arid, admitting • the cash slat it vse.,
[no reason that the public amusement bi tat,/ ash.,
n•
was sure that the Pan would epee that 6 a *makes.
tent such amusement. were Overmany _ta thg sad 'Nei:
Odle inhebitenta of a large and crowded sky Ike sad'
be
misted, timeline, that le endiesesetiegm sisteshr dirk '
they would net destroy them allegithat._. . : ,- • ip
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FRIDAY, octro BER '27,- 1826:- - . . ,
PFiCe 741•
LONDON,
• .
I . , • .•
SALES BY AUCTION. ' OLD NAJLEt.
. !'!hl bit thillEllelt:, She owed the Miesner's features adviseatthe Court has often been throws away Spin jou Weepy i
---m5....... needy, alt the • a lodire Wadi was near fell on his fi. . MAIM grn'T. ;
VALUABLE LEASE, EXCELLENT AND MODERN Those 5e141004 eamesemed yeaterden rooming at nine °Vete* Trotteriernine leed droned like a sailer. with p dark Jacket slid •WM Nariest,jen. ine Indicted Ihr statist a mita led alters
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FASHIONABLE STOCK :kw Sur
..
Of Mr. W. J. Thompson, Boot end Shoe Either. Glwee."1"11- °eed
'trier
the Lard
Maid'
and
did
ildildh
of
itideVimli
apparel,
"'Pied
neaflT
IN TRADE: AND OTHER EVIECTIS, rant AllAing eta". hem Drawn 10 swear the Jalle‘,7 deserers. The rice teek_place as Kentishaewn4widge, and thai3theitt a his father. eh the Was Are .
and Mt Jambe Peek and OIL Been screw, who preside at SO- .•
sitermas
at
ow ellatipthecaneW.
pitneashire
diereses the alsoseyeatteerboaem twolter;
pezesslier presetwielsio, the :whit pelseser • beidir_
drthripciror:
I
&tent. Oiolll, wok their seats ea the Bench. .., illtraismeliatektesephed the prisoner et the be. .% . Pert 1 Mid •.
thinvidass the
By Mr, JOSEPH BANKS, ISURGLART.
.._ disminell, hj Mr. Canswet4.-Witness had never eau Jae a v a' . • 1
0° am Pmietiaa Re Tat Orocethoreentrest, in the Cite of Len- Jaw" Sfewiei who stood Widletwe la the Janne,' Seollielm ' *itemise bean fhb night. She compialned of whet eseetkel Tbelfather, Wiwi ItrilloOthers letaeStrabaßelle Salina
dm. en W NEJSUAY NEXT, at 11, on account of the • chine of • breaking wed searing the duel maw, eneo whinge, her maters boom *dings of dims dip! his em had got seitentlisgerrempw4. ant
somber of Loa, by ether of the Sheriffs of Leaden. of Ames Thereon, and stealing these a quality of ' Iliince, a. fellow-acevatt of the 'preseeuteh, stated' that, tars a *eV bad • .He 3•11 1011.bia lease Elrlfaill TM*: but
FrHE FURNITURE atheists of mahny 4-post and Tau:43ls PTV, w" pa the her` ethealatell teem ha 'Rena it her mailer's/ she rel•md W biro "1.11"411 .i. wbbilmitg-- ._.,.,.., . .
..IL tent bedeteek, filth ferniture, featherbeds, mattresses. J Date ' tad that keeps the White Hart public-house ohs& had acured, and described the anion wise webbed her as • -thellOW, Aliened-Has bOWIW _bill..-•-mer•er '
a heading, denniali thaw of d„,,,, n, oubborico,oodo, mho. le Windmill-Meet. Mesa 11 ealseAmt:the eight named in the maile-idzed mar, In idler's dress, with a top.coat.* large gran- The Ear-,kle hie; I imps MIMI
.._,,,,1e.- ••
WI- and thananed ehthl, litaheimay Marv, dining, sofa, and inlilfelifm. 4 hi° • __..c.allingla".."--6111.13.118...mbberY Ile". iwt_htheaf , thy of_ hair over bid fan, and Whiskers. Witness went seen after, iliever/01elliRellat he • id" (lf Uhl Ittr" WIIII!!!!‘e1W1111114.6.10"-
ether tablas,- truss* Efildermieste and -Venetian carpets, pad nil" Home, lelajd= n°ll6°. (tips; 4 was on
°I"
1 .1111 iiikill"4 IP sifter
ef
die
"bk.". • -:
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data nag plain odharra, widow ;urrainr, ebinme . .ar, and December last. W swim was °mulcted at the last One of the Bowntreet patrol stated that he apprehends& the . edema 61 bee; _ bit the Alit if ORM. ad he i
atheidal=r, Wattage sod' prints, wine, linen. AUX, glass, January Sessions. Deem ma knew the prisoner, but he heard prisoner in cone, dr the description own orhlo, did %du sill Ml .bat it.. . _. ... . . • •
bale. sad lemimme. culinary elides, shout two chat- Waller Ind "than mention his tame. ... Whine. He dro troottelPswial the prosetwina to R afteidlesly Stag wp,, and lartunill tien•Mille that i
dress ef dte. am The gatares do elliptic and „one, Richard Moro Is •• watchmen In wellinetthemeete Doswell- where she immediately deed awn the miscast at *Slim Elm the ma *0 the habit et smoteltieg with de vein weleterele-
5.
sweet Road. Gis suaday inornineoo2fit ef Dseeraher, ahem oim the oat, change ht him wits, that. Kr.nedettera weft labia oftt .y. and hed cesimintelt is A reekey, 6r whisk he amedatie
•
SOUS, ISW/11, eerie, glued cases, shelves, cuttimt row niteheeik.ho wail mother.
lethethe • Ilutiseeither nip.. The Stock and articles in trade neighbourhood, and dam hound a n=i7;allemestbiewliegoolaarahle_lit that leatitomehedithndlle, but ihe she could •'loth': le him liethwlPl * • ma
•
Ent Sties wed Mead and manufactured, and comprise fashion-i Er. Serewaiit Await'', *hi Ina hi* these *Mee Ise the
able and the host dossiption of ladies' and gentlemen's walking, he met two men arm, _het both of mill that lb,/ war Pro- The Outer laid that he wu innocent of the charge. sad that Per*the of athertabdne Mather this wed a rant aere for the mere/
dress, mac oaken shoat. hooter am, on „mermen, of leather, rimers or the Mae i'lied lea at alMtirete head a the Wel" the leer halitthand Mtn out to the proaecuirix at HaticaPprdei, of theCOhre• new sea. " The only merry wren* 'hew to the pa[-
felony,
tram, and thieve materials. felony, but he task emit then fete wifely, audible other einem* hereto en, a wpm Mau sewn 16 send hire oat of the matey."
The Lamest the PretniSin will be Sold on the seine day, at The Moral' 6twed taasiatad of SlNl.Sstript haulm; tellthes the Ann Smoke liat .setain cells& • mid= peelimathreir. that T. -- ---5....... ...
Twelve nor One o'clock precisdy. . ethane to be themes., who she had Wailed Melesserser wheat mat arrpoLaskx alearairs. Tsweemas, weemar. oitillii.
.The house may be viewed mail the mak. by cards etch. to be had. übtalljer watchamisti4 that Owner ves set the Pelf Is, any per,. She. knew Me hneh hY Itere"lfiiii.iii.
Of the Auctioneer ; and the furniture. 6c- this day. Particulars titilM-
um
whin . t„....... ._....„.....„4„. :4
ai4i4telE at %threliillevion'iasthkii=4o6,-
i,..rouoiooe_•• nillheirSortizacillelligriglaiwif
sem:
zpribibilthe ' *Walls
t?stesi ' liestisaa= •-af the .
and carstagres had on desperado's gef MEWL Argill aid Medd,- ' e. i
sem, Solethalre, Na 71, Whiteeleapelasae ; sae a the 011ees of lima ila a 1•••• limed Cwwif• that leg .41 selehrod Pet Mt Within
Mx, •Banks,.No. 41, Letithury, Audios Mart, and Hack- sestedthe he knows the miscast. and lent him a „ow moos lava sem, sad anew •beimed thecethatn. • . .d.
cart 01l a Moth" Illeanlsfillt Dish.. last 1 lb" ba4 Frevi•will, a Irwtimereakhe
owed"'
.big*WirThe ,prisasondo. satidaCtinevar wrre :rf/iiirbthieretler°lll"iiree ,ritirr:
ohnicdr..fo•Areothet.nmernulf.,igodt dirWeasenitertiantetteri!ii"ll44:ta.i. IliTeette SINI.74IP;ORPOiIiP` neistrelSlNlX. i
- horse and eat between them.
RATCLIFF.CROSS. James Wm. Taylor, an officer, stated that on the morning of /mew hits. He does hot appear to be above tee-and-twenty y
CAPITAL AND NEM'I,T.EREC'rED PREMISES, the' reidetry he went down to the proseutor's premiros, and yr eke. wipe,/ wore hi, hot/ „ hen°, don teut ehon). Conned .theereede i met •urea aka arte aikr-Wilii
made, excreting the • gto make, *at that
ileitithle far a Public-house or Wine.roults. tut hass in a hunting near the stables, one of which was
By Mr. JOSEPH BANES, Two ether persons who had sailed with the pristrnet, We In the .
t at Armtek lie WSW (and that
bY Ike accemplice AltWtse to belong to the prisonw. Alder. Buckeithanullire, gave him an eacellent chseactegfor isomej, and their eater
At the Auction Mart, near the Hunt of England, on WEDNEs. no. teed appended since the conviction of %Valley, stated that he was universally liked by all the ship's crew. WIII. DrellY at
tics) "tbs Ts. craede MI eyed om6l *ilk 1111thill, •
MAY. November 8, at Twelve, •• The prosecutor valued the harness that was stolen at 161. William Travis Harding staid he was the prisoner's brother-In. sae hie odes ache lath Ina.
lIIHE valuable LEASE of a very excellent DiVEL- Mr. JUSLICO PAU X told the Jury that, owing to previous viola, The Court granted theappfication witlteueenaking any duns,
1. LINO-HOUSE, WAREHOUSE with glared fronts, and this case was involved In great perplexity; but, to explain the mat- law, and that he came to witness house 6n the night of the 21Ith
of October (the day of the robbery). Witrerss then lived at Hoe. • Soo. •
PRE3HSES, late in the occupation of Mr. J. Hanson, Bottled tel briefly, he thought there were several points which militated
Porter Merchant, desirably situate in Bread•street and at the COT. against the prirouer, yet ha thought there was not sufficient ret• evening, and whom lift him there at air o'clock. !Iwo he had
ton. The prisoner came to the house about Sher o'clock In the English
roperamotio;risouterae,sathteine
wadtia,on,Abelatratarwof dr:iatl.giletisksasioaytel
tAwhebrgicbTooesioesyso. it,tintitesocalaltdirtionhweive
icttgruirglinitial.tigne Angel, at at,
RsomEdm:o;tonferranthe;
Der of itatelif-eraes ; held foe eighteen yews, at the low rent of fence to warrant a capital conviction. I
40L, the same having been substantially constructed, and are ad- The Jury returned a verdict of Acquittal..
mirably well adapted for the purpose first above mentioned, or any HORSE-STEALING. moodwcriifiwnerteoingotheouhtoenusebwutennealw.itniless'inilefeget. a wife
ni:e:fmn;
10 their
The wife of the last witness stated that her hethh •
miter busicess requiring light, space, and eligible situation. WIN. Maltby stood Indicted for stealing two geldings, value 200 house at Horton, about fdqr o'clock ow- the evening of the h. NEW. EAST LONDOIS TBEATRE.
areaWYtrib.lacen Cravion6ag-afteettli"."voirit'a,f II
• tai
Seaga% thilisi".lat milled!tre I
May be viewed till the sale. Particulars had on the premises ; guineas. the ',room/ of John st•cuniy. • Her husband and Mrs. Deb-emend were this presOlt.• The pi- Mr. Bdhhaati then applied% on UMW cif lie. Jaen Dunn, of
at the Offices of 3lr. Joseph Banks, No. 48, Letlibury, Auc.
lion Mart. and Hackney, Middlesex. Mr. John 111 Turd extualeed by the COURT-I live In Cecil- saner remained until nine O'clock. The clock had suite
lea,
=db..
street. Strand. lam a private gentleman. I had two geldings in fore the prisoner went. Witness's husband came in
FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, and THREE FREE- Seim 1825, which I had purchased from the prisoner, in June of naked witness when her brother left ? and she replied,' not long; NCI!
The petition
Thum. •
HOLD CARCASSES, the mine year, foe lam. : they remained in my possessien, anu'were he did not go until after nine o'clock." Hokum Is from two to petition on which the application woo handed set forth that
WHITE HORSE-STREET, STEPNEY. made use of in my service for several months. In consequence of three mile* from Eentish.town bridge. Mr. Dann had, for the lest twenty years, been engaged is tbeatrital
By Mr J. BANKS, my having commenced an action against the prisoner. on a breach Catherine Draimnond stated4hat she was present on the 18th of peewits, and had, during that time, had the nwintWwwent bf setersl
At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-Lase, on WEDNESDAY,
and took them
of warranty, the horses having peered mewed, he came to me, October, whin the prisoner came to Mr. Harding's house, atabout theatre' in the retrepolte, and bad always ao-titin-'7eted then so as to
November 8, at 12, by Direction of the Assignee, with ithe to his own stables, where he was to keep them for fear o'clock in Ilimatieenenti. Named went out after e•kins her meet the approbation of the Mahn° ; that/ fee the last five years,
consent of the Annuitant of Mr. Robert Trott, a Bankrupt, in IL a month, being half what 1 was paying; he sal to keep them tea. They bad' tea about live o'clock, and when *Urns went out haled been the • Of the .late Rot. sat* 1
One Lot,l
until they should be in order for sale. 1 authorised hies to look she left the pekoes' after her. She ram' rood abouf half-put nine during that drat, its ague. • with- -pcsieriet- - Ltantt=renn'eteennad,
S'. .1
031 PRISI NG a DWE LL I NG- HOLTSE, being No. out furs purchaser, but not to sell them without my permission. .
o'clock and`the pawns: was gone. Harding came an at ten that, Sy the destmaidit of that deem lir Su, he 1161 eastalned a
I went to lim two days after, and found that the harass IMO gene. Well& laikernmeal thapintal pounds, and, having a seanstaim fasany to
1../ 22, Ernest-street, White Horse.lane, Stepney ; containing, Tb • • ._
on the first story, a front chamber, papered and duetted, sad a e prisoner told nte that he had cold one Or WIND kit 12t. or 161,; By the Cara}--Ilardfial did Mt take tee at home. support. he•thetitleted he had seem Odin on the public sympathy .
The whines ‘ leas enamementeed upon the point whether Under- then cheat/teepees, be bad taken - wee' In.
he never consulted me about the sale.
hack chamber, stencilled ; on the ground float, a sluing-teen, .
papered and fitted with dwarf closets, and the beck nom stencil. . •amined by
six Mr. PLATT-I brought a civil action Harding had taloa ma at borne tx not, as hi had sworn positively Ceenewitreet.reed, for the erection of a sew asi Thum, let
led and closetted, yard behind, arid a shed, okhe yearly to 1111 a Ct,
against him about months after. to recover the mosey that he had taken tea. The witness finally stated that she be- and for which he prayed their Worships goat li • limn Y
*Mug himself that hemeald produce &theatre every my worthy
value of - - - . zi3 0 0 which I paid for the horses, as they did not turn out adequate to fiend Ilardliig hadtaken his to before he went.
• The Jury found the primmer Hung, but reeesnrnended him to of the public peronage, alit that he world Mark amittaket to
And THREE FREEHOLD CARCASSES, of a el- the warranty,
By the Caunte--Tjtat action is still pending; I did not mean mercy on the grounds of his youth, and of the excellent character admit it sa world render It equal, if not tamale, essay other of
miler character, adjog the above, completely tattred te keep the hiswealfl get beck the money. be had received. the minor theatre/. The petition was signedrangwannef 3,000 • I
in, and, when finished, are computed to 'produce per an. o Creenxenetnetion resumed-There was an agreement between The preascutrit begged ft second fie recommendation. of thi resident inhibitinti of that neighhou
num, or thereabouts - - - - 36 6 • the prisoner and mykelf, that if he *ould pay me 112/.1 would stop Mr. Justice Paak,said that the recautheelmenduald be dins.
__The Cuyastair asked how Ise cent grant a licence fee a
1
0 • the action, and let him have the horses. I west before Sir Richard mined to his Majesty, be ,whese bends the primmer • has was. Theatre which was not yet erected. t .
May be viewed until the sale, and printed penicillin had on the
X" Birnie, who toitEme that the charge did not amount to felony, but Mara C.oolikey,„ again, and Maims Lockage:el A wee tried ME Bo e Lawn instanced the lieburg Theatre, fur which he
that It involved a fraud, and he recommended Inc to go before • for stealing a watch, value IW. the property of Amulin Wieyres, said that theEturey Magistrates granted a licence beton the faun.
eremites ; of Mc Walker, Solicitor to the Commission, Stepney ;
Grand Jury: this was in-January, and I did not go berme • Frenchman. . • dad.. UMW. •He also urged as •• rearm Or Mr. Dean apply-
and at the Offices of ble. J. Banks, No. HI, Lothbury, Auction a Grand Jury unfit' Sepsember following, bemuse 'I did . het The preiectoor, wise is a working w , residing In Get- kir . • the,hailding.was erected, that it would ruin him if, after
Mart, and Hackney, illiddlesex. know' when the *Grand Jug sat. 'I amend a warren to appro. main-street, stated. that on the day awned in lea indreintatt, the • ing Me Property in the entice of the awake, he sitsauld'find / I
NOTICE OF EXTENSIVE SALES OF ESTATES, head tee prisoner inJanuast,r,l saw Che rinser Itt B°ll447eit ill' Ptd"Tnetilliliktoo.4/ ltheMlP, deLltald all es lied
_a . _ unable* sheath • liecace for ft. ; t
it
My Direction of his Honour the Vice.Chaneellor. about a fortnight after; maths/ warrant was granted at the oice musical emit MU the peassenier Agar lip Owen The Cetantataw said he have no objection to licence the
It_TH. J. BANKS respectfully informs the Public, that after the Grand Jury had feed a amebal. I offered the hones to wateb se Orrelthemeteldseteeet, Thdpreledelle 10114•11 the !Ms dela* el eves 'nadir theatres, if it main mud be carried ort
1.V.1 on THURSDAY, the 23d day of November next, will be him for lett, but he *as .to havi se In them until he posers pen ane te write the direction, and Man eftet the? krt IllaStehlf. ha had he one Oeftio'n to Er. Dane i ludeeShe was
SUBMITTED unreservedly to PUBLIC SALE, at the Auction ULM me i I eaculatedettleo66 .of them. this weep. lhe -had not besstgame foe Awes is leer' referrer Ma, but then be thil not as how heepuld wen hint. for 1
Hart, divers valuable FREEHOLD, COPY HOLD and Mr. Bate. Daemon Menneit it . . to delay the Coat when the - • diseened that a
..; gold welek_aldell. the Actaere Istpt thezeiffignag,
_sueb brae %rat
LEASEHOLIetiCIPERTY, OBONID4 NTS, reds E. • . . • - .119 femadellet ar - it .. , sestandiedasit 1110 W till emesealdit, in Ws ENO! thee
VIRE/HMsituate at Ber. eni . was, whole the . rebete the WOW.' could he 11'
county of Eat; Holloway, in the eounty of Mid Inez ; Much prisoner had inlaid -. to neat these . . - perdatloly to his taking Meng hatheildgetthe ameied watch teremb, he Omani TROax•rtx. observed that the words wen " house or
Leigh and Little Waltham, A the county of Essex; Fleet-street, them to his stables ;he was uert Golds Whl fora capital offence, She wines Neu wee s falskaden, mid that senesce place." end he was of opinion that the latter term would apply to
in the city of London ; St. Martin-in-the. Fields, in the aforesaid and an action was pending for IM 'meat of the honey ' at shagiaastahnsaldisankresisted ht ane limn, The ,rawest • tinatlis en Which • %thane kik Intended to be built, i
county of Middlesex ; Whirochapel, Shelve% and Retell,. Re-examination resumed-Fa the Mmes that I deavessd then utelermint a don fruit Mr. linenfilsreiew abs Ctiitismak asiditeihodeltletherwies, The ten ammo. 1 i
highway, in the said County I and a Reversion to 3,800/. in the hom un this home until mootentr no pia tome fee extentdenal =.10114-4t=mte-impseeth hie testiumar wet petty meant to MAI. to such wadies, ea from their keens or eel,
' Government Fends, time to the wiser:et fur Ott pal mealPieirtkeite harms. It • HIN. ler swore he had Mated isp the watch which of architecture, maid not properly be carted hoorm If ism
Primed Particulars el the several Matters above emu writ be should be offered tp me, Omelet Other Mk mid the Immas.,l had been Widen whoa be we dews se baserafteihreakfam, " spoke." had been totesdaeash, he Amid hare *might, i
sinner. He ,
he delivery 21 days prior to the intended time of sale, of would not titlark, nor would ft pietemi me rum proceeding with and tilt hi' person had DSOS in the shop between that time and
_3lr. Bieouenrder concurred With the Ch
in . _
vilAti due notice will be specified in future Advertisements and the indictmelt ; I would not compared the ce. Silkier when he saw the prisenem except two gandeman and •et one of the objeess the legislature had view fit t
power aril places of arnesement in the hauds a the
may be had of Messrs. Freshfield and Son, New Bank-buildings; Ledbetter, a Bow-street Officer, sperkenthld the prisoner, in lad,. who were custom ers_ that he en well acquainted with.
' Messrs. Hutchinson sod Heldsworth, Lincoln's Inn; of Main. consequence of a warrant from the Bernatiest Magistrates ;he era moment's hest 4 was, that ey might seeinto, pet only the --Tau- --1 t• WWI the Jury found both the trams crflitat
- . h eon 'me •
I. T. and N. Baddeley. Solicitors, 61, Leman-street, Goodman's. took him into custody about fies weeks after the warrant had been Godley.. also the safety and stability of the building.
1 fields ;of Mr. John °come Hammack, Surveyor, No. 30. Cannon. granted : the prisoner was taken to nein, out discharged after At thispeied Mr. Janice Park and Mr. Baron Gam* refired, After mute Anther sliseessies, k apps chap that some tliffermee ' i
' street-road, St. George's Gast; at the principal Inns on the hoe of a true bill had been found against hine the Grand Jury ; crimes and the Recorder took hie tat on the Bench, for the Mel of Lon- Prevailed among the Magistrates present ea tp whether unite the
' roads approaching the Tarim' ...states ; and at the Offices of Mr. J. get • certificate thereof, And appr the swimmer in a fortnight don Caw. 'Wink of the Act, they hall the power of granting the 11aMef ap I
' Banks, 48, Lothbary 4at the Mart; end Hackney. Middlesex. afterwards ; the prisoner himself as. to Mm WIND he seat hull Jells Brows, a wretched-looking bey, aged 13, was tried and piied for, the Chairman directed the Cheek ttf tberillmt.fleitho
..
word that he wanted him. found guilty of stealing a silk handkerchief from the of a, their eptaione when i Ism, t appeared that Is wen stlll
i VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, John Rogers examined by the VOUIIT-I am a conneercial gentleman. ilia they had not the power, and 6 that.they had die
I ST. JOHN'S it 'OOD, LISSON.O ROVE, AM) E Dbi WA RE-
i u_.,__,__ ROAD, agent, an ecquaintance of Major M`Eurdr's, and was mate at The Offica of the Court stated that the boy had been in his applies las in conetheence refused,
an agreement entered into between the prisoner and the Majo, custody before, and was actually found guilty of larceny. Mr. ANDREWS said it was important to Mr. Dunn he know
, ``"""`"'• a net Rent" of upwards of 54°4 per Alms° ; held for which was, that the prisoner should keep the horses for five shit- The Recoanen, addressing the prisoner, observed, that he had whether there wcs any other objection to his application.
e a Term of about Ninety Years.
By Mr. FLETCHER. liege • week, until he could procure a purchaser; but that be was proved himself a very wicked boy, and that in merry 5) trnis, and The CirAlliffalr said certainly not, std the whole of the Ma.
as the only mane a saying him from an igneminieue death, he giswates on the Bench nodded an assent to that RINDWRACC
a At the Auction Mart, co FRIDAY, November 3, at 12, in Ten by
lane means to co. abider them as his property, nor exercise any
should and burn out of the country. He, therefore, seateneed•him . WHITE CONDUIT HOUSE. OR, Tag NSW
rig t over them.
e Low, This was the case for the prosecution. to be transported foe saves year's. VAUXHALL,.
i A TRULY valuable and desirable LEASEHOLD Charles Giblin ekarnlned by Mr. PLATT-I have been in the The other cues tried before the Reorder in the mune of the Out readers ate probably awe, that under *vitas the
Aa_ ESTATE, situate ea the South Bank, St. John's Wood, service of the prisoner there two years I I remember having re- evening were of no public interest: New You:boll,. the gardens belonging to Wkllo .. •
comprising Eight walk-built Cottages. with good Gardens, let to calved the horses of Major SUCrordy in care; the prisoner lived • NEW COURT. have, during the kin year, been twice or Oder
f resacctable tenants. producing a net rental of 223 L per annum, over the water, but hag atedse near Count-garden, whes he could [Before Mr Sergesqt Altaeet, and • Middleset Jury.] fur the peefontianee of music and dancing smitehlanieu I•
held s'or a term of liti years; Three excellent brick-built Hireling be seen at any time. Joseph Wilmot was indicted for stealing on the Stith af August, troths. ft meow tha respectable tadiestwahaves. bell
. Homes, with Shops, situate In Lisson.grove. an lease to respect- William .Moreton, a livery.stablakeeper, ddivared the home
1813, &necklace and pair et earnings, value oleo., the property of under which the hoe. is anted ea had mak** the gudenitte a t ,
able tenants, producing a net rental of 1571. 10e. per annum, held up to the lost witness, in consequence an erider to that effect from Samuel Cohen, person named llama, dot the seem rid be. lariat brat a 1!
. for a term of 80 years; Two capital brick-built Dwelling Houses, the Haim Manuel Godfrey, nephew of the proariater-The przaniter is temporary Wrest in the place, bad,' reckless of tbr cease. i
• muted frees, with Shops, sit
on situate on the Grand Junction-terrace, Mr. Baron Hanitow. BScas summing up, gave it his opinion, an importer of coral, centring on beldam at No. Strand. queens lb the licence of the house, aided 'inn the whale in
• Edgware-read,lease to respectable tenants, producing that a net tt unless the Jury believed that when the (Teener malted pos. Some time in August the prisoner came Into the shbp, an sad he melt s Why •as tendered them en. latelembie mekstam. Who
e renal of 1261. 10s. per annum, held for a term of pa years ; brick- session of the heroes he had contemplated maims thews, they must um „r to buy some articles of jewellery. Mr. Dobai was serving neighbourhood. The daiseleg, steel, and fine-weekr, mew INWS‘
'l built Premises in Market-street• producing a net rental of 3-if. lOs. &aqui' him of the felony. If the Jury believed that }hen the pl., I
la the shop. He looked at a necklace and a pair of ear-Ting& He nued till two &Wad" in the miming, an 4 keennither
e per annum, held.for 3 term of 94 years, let to a respectable tenant goner received the eider from Maltby he intended to steel the end he had got no ash 'bout him, but if he (witness) would atep that hour the neighbours_ were annoyed by . thee
or
1
• for the whole term. horses, orrto sell them, and count the purchase-many to his own with bun to saitertatmet, he would give him the money for them. sons who Were lemming hens thegeth`di, '- _
I 'TAP Roan. man he viewed hy leave of the reaneetive tenante_ ..._ a... .....1.• n. eta him noittv. Ms •nnle mime'sa In a vary rented house ahe came down in a minute a very hamper &mignon - The consequesieglai ;W. I

l

;11"n"eltIrqin rep.l7t-olii-e-elutTge of stealing the yiolt. witness went in whit them, she a bps Is Iler anntatieng Mr. ROGAIII. seas WAS
ittiS. a glom .tag".... . K... 6.
Under the direction of Mr. BUM Garrott. the Jury acquitted and a keg The psis.* set 16 'knew 064 Ogee, said deb, at Ms WI ' blew= are, ws-
the female prisoner. The prisoner, John Lewis,. was found* Silibl"e=tkaa sktinglegetbse, she 'teak . ' •tt picket 'ad dna were a maim .. , _ htl etteeeeta
Guilty. sposbich witnessed not sees, ea
_poppeaed her be- and team Irma • Mete edit* lOW warding, sad
HIGHWAY ROBBERY. am, ggpregy after, es prissasegf delnesse, let the *two to take a were the seene Of &it ' ... ••• . .. •
Frettei, Pdeccei, aged 20, was Indicted for assaulting Ann samstbes the bed, Arm elm lOW Was. mit vkapos did not see. Mf. A boatraus said he hoped Ins Gasentemlttniejes. bes.
Saunders on the highway, and *telling hem her person dime bar eosin at
several weeks. Ithee litnakiedaraa• ill alleistr• She had fits Wasp Mad oceurrid during the thelkikle' ft. warPx til
Millings, and a quantity of lot and net, bar property. gegedinalety to Irelan, and abe wee in linrit. set the & ...
Ann Saunders, a meld servant, swore that she lives at tentisit. - The WS 111.68150:14.141-1i4ligi tits Bow-strest ocerabip operviois wit, hie bletheN, Joderretteohi Clio!.
town, and that the gag' of Seated/V. at about eiAt o'clock in Asa, Ara whoa al' iiimar bar la llama She malt shim* did tsetirrle bi faltillee llred Scar* kilt
the "eaten. she was retorting frets Holborn to Kenthb-.own, by bad Me a sesseeign id bir sad tie Ray at tits prase- they con net think of realties it who Ma Warner was *earn
the rood es the back of Gaindlen.sownogten she wee asassted by.* Ton babes leek* Ire Plikalea ar to tbe nerae-1111111611 he weight *Mkt sky
I_
_TIMM'.
~ who datasaded " her Way tit ber Rte." Whims add : Mitiblr aAM miss_ kat.lolll, *sad OM primer 0.14. p inlitterk
she had no mole .4,..ii;ortitivggsg. 61. Dam ...._ r Anciggi—x OM IS & serf bad era. Ye& him .2dr."Wasoen was scsirdinglymelk did, lla St;
ha„, nit i win 1,74; "...- t mogul a pow viii: pew whew hard lamb. of um yaw, saa kletestassr, lA.
stir ,p.
out of witness% hand, containing el 01110416 ed ma Nan ISt No OK dishi ' Gal bit ell
Witness bed three shigings la .hen nimbi' Abe kept Welleke me r-TI -11111111f7 er feekgsuzld sing, rabakajoilklbiriv Vilde' &NIL - it, as .11nr
clenched, until he took hold of her with ins band, sad drew fees ba.,tba=y at Mr. Oalk, silvairrii, nude' Bysshe ems at barium elms, tedde at ttgAC
his pocks a long knife, upon which seta beasts panty alarm", Mr. t Alalllt, ralgtiolag its pdassirt, odd, " The csaillauthas do limn tram reaavoi.

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DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
This /venter, 1111 DAY, October 21, will be pertmaed the
11Jmaatie Drams. called
FAUSTUS.
•FlGetls, neMpe ll t Wagner, Mr. Uarley. Rosalie, allta 1. Patera;
, Misr Ormi.loa t Limetta. Mks A. Tree.
After whieb the Romantic users of
DER FREIsCHUTZ.
Otefter.nr..getter ; Bernhard, Mr. Iledf,rd ; Adolph, Mr. T. root.;
Carty. Mr. Reno; Kilian, Mr. J. Russell; &mania, Mr. 0. Sibs
Idnea, Slits °radios ; Ro4*. N A. Tree.

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.COVENT-GARDE THEATRE.
2Ma Evening, FRIDAY, October 27, will be pert.ntuad
new Opera. called
PEVERIL OF THE PEAK.
TE2 tacipsi Character. by Me..r.. Serie, /filbert's, Power. Fawcett,
Sala% rude. Mearbwo, ?Aaron, Eran., Blanchard, Crampton, 'Finney,
J ;sem and Sleety Waiter Harker Blles Jones, Mrs. Sierras, Hisses
Prra,ri and M. Mr, (Mole, a,l3.Mlee Henry.
' After which the Ramantie Melo-Discos of
ROMIN,OM CIWPOE.
Re:Anton Cruses., Dtr. Farley ; Friday, Mr. J. S. Grimaldi; Nipcbeeee,
Mr. Blanchaid. Int., Mr.. Vining.

ADELPHI THEATRE.
•Mis Evening. TRIOAT. Octnber 27. will be prevented an entirety
new Onntentic Barletta, called
LVEE. THE LABOURER; or, THE LOST SON.
the Labourer. Mr. Tcrry Philip, a Sailor (the Lost Sob), Mr.
T. P. Cooke. Jenny. Mrs. H. Hughes.
After which th.. Comic Ballet of
THE. RfIgAIVA ; or. LA FILM? MAL °MUHL
To euncicds with the N *Sfelo-Dramatle Barletta Of
THE PILOT; or, A TALE OP THE SEA.
The Pilot Hr. Terry ; Lieutenant Barnetsble. Mr. Yates; Loft Tom
.e.sel.s, Ms. T. P. Cooke; Captain Bourrougheiltf, Mr. J. Reeve. Hiss
61,:herine Plowden, Mrs. H. Realm; Cnctliu, Miss Bowden.

Tat BRITISH !NESS commirenco'ed publishing yastorday.
SS at Ae clock.

LONDON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1826.

NVe have received the French Papers of Tuesday, and
the Efoile dated iVednesday *; but an unusual press of
temporary matter prevents us from making any extracts.

The death of Tarns has excited considerable dissension
among the different journals published on the other side of
the Channel. The Etoik, as might have been expected,
erfArtd3 with obstinacy the propriety of the regulation in
Catholic countries, which forbids any religious ceremony
to be used at the interment of an actor. The Journal de,
De3ats, in reply to the arguments of its rival, states that
the whole number of persons present at the funeral of
TALMA must have amounted at least to 80,000 or 100,000,
and that, of course, by the arguments of the Etoile, every
one of that immense assemblage must have been guilty of
impiety, religiout and political, by rendering homage to
genius, and going to see an exttaordinary spectacle. Such
arguments, says the journalist, can only tend to depreciate
reNion in the estimation of the public, since it tends appa-
r.!;:tly to increase the number of time opposed to it. If
ali the admirers of Tat.stA had attended at the funeral, ac-
twrding to the Polk, all the admirers of tragic action, all
the teen of sense in Paris, must have been considered
erealit to religion and monarchy.
On this subject we need not make any lengthened re-
• marks. Though there is a class of men in this country
who have tnsde common cause in this respect with the
Catholic Priests, the enlightened portion of the commu-
Ell are not likely to enter into the puritanical feelings
v.hich have been excited in France by the death of
ALMA ; and the gentlemen connected with the Theatres
s'sy despise the ignorant clamour which some foolish indi-
viduals still seem desirous of keeping up against them.

The finances of the Netherlands, as appears from the
.Brussels Papers last received, do not seem yet to have felt
the effects of the late depression of trade. It is unneces-
airy for us to repeat the arguments which we have often
urged on this subject. We shall merely state the facts.
"In the sitting of the second Chamber of the States General, on
Ore
or of October, the 31inister of Finance brought forward the
entmordinary budget fur 11127. and a law increasing the sum em.
trA.-y•d this_year in the redemption of the debt to 200,000 florins,
so as tat make in all 2,200.00 flotios. He added, that the interest
of the debt redeemed to 1826 had been employed in the purchase
'sat 77.0110 fibrin& The first part of the charges will amount to about
.15,313,473 &Wino. nearly 2.1.11,000 forms more than in the
canon year. This augmentation, it is added, is partly caused
bi a sap of 660,000 Ratios eventually necessary for the Roman
Catholicaterahip, and a sum of millions fev the works on the
aft coast and rivers. The second part of the budget for the current
year is 7.lo,99faflorins, being a diminution of above 1,48400
urine. The ways and means consist in a sum of 700,00, which,
besides the sum of 370,000 already assigned for the service of the
preeent year, Is found to be remaining from the receipts of 1823:
the atata In the receipts of 1825 amounting. after the deduction of
the million at the disposal of the King (and whi:h his Majesty has
this time duelved liiatnten tic n of ret RI ning), to • s. art of no lea than
1.815.797 floriaal the amount of report and import Okties env
amounting Sr .000 florins. The remaining sources of retremat
ealti mean year, only that the additional mats me

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at 81/ ; and in consequence of a report by way of Paris, of
an amicable adjustment having positively been come to
between Russia and the Porte, they went up to 821 ; at the
close of business, however, they were 8111 for Money, and
81/ 89 for the Account. Exchequer Bills are at 25, and
India Bonds at 41 43 premium.
In the Foreign Market Transatlantic Stock has been
subjected to a alight depression in coneequence of the non-
arrival of the Chilian Dividend. The Buenos Ayres
packet,which has been anxiously looked for, has arrived, as
well as his Majesty's ship Dove, the latter having left the
coast ten days later than the packet. The accounts from
Chili are by no means of an encouraging nature, and the
Bonds therefore fell to 37i 38. This operation had its
effect also on Colombian, which went down to 38/ 39. It
is now said that it was intended to raise a Peruvian Loan
in Paris, out of which the Colombian Dividend was to be
Paid ; but that the parties had refused to take it at 50,
which was the price nominated by the Parisians. Should
Peru, or any or all of the States, determine on assisting Co-
lombia, it would certainly be doing no more than a common
act of justice, for much do they owe to her. Mexican
Bonds have been subjected to a similar depression, having
,retrograded to 83 It is, perhaps, a natural consequence,
that news of an unfavourable nature as regaids one of these
States should affect the securities of the rest. It does sot
appear that there is any probability of a termination of the
war between the Brazilians and auctios Ayres, inasmuch
as du private letters profess little confidenle in Lord PON-
seitar emission. His lordship left Rio for Buenos Ayres
his iheillth of August. The Brazilian and Buenos Ayrean
lusts had had an engagement, but it would not appear to
have been of any decided character, and the blockade was
continued in consequence with redoubled energy. The
Dove, having delivered the mail at Buenos Ayres, was not
permitted I land mane dollars which slle had on board,
but was compelled to leave the port forthwith. The in-
formation as to the situation of the country, in con-
sequence of this state of things, is very melancholy—
exchanges enormously high—no trade, of course—
and provisions alarmingly dear : it is therefore very
desirable that Lord Po/noway'. mission should suc-
ceed. Greek Bonds are from 13 to 13i. Lord Coen-
RANK' it is said, has returned to Paris, while the
Greeks have had an action with the Turks off Mitylene, '
but were compelled to retire. It is impossible to conceive
aprattmenliger feeling of commiseration than is generally ex-
isfor this unfortunate people, or of more indignation
openly avowed at the conduct of their friends in this cowl-
' try. Spanish is at 114. and animating hopes at least exist
for further improvement.
The Share Market does not show any alteration since
yesterday.

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MOVEN ENTS.
The Duke and Duchess of Bedford and family arrived on Tues-
day at Woburn Abbey, from their seat in Scotland.
The Duchess of Buckingham has left town, for her seat, Avieg.
too, Hants.
The Doke and Duchess of Richmond left the Duke of Argyle's,
In Upper Brook-street. yesterday, fur Dehdto Hall, Saffron Wal-
den, on their way to Newmarket.
General and Mrs. Roes and Mr. and Jody Mary Ross left town
yesterday, for Brighton.
The Hon. Keith Douglas has wired at the Admiralty, from
Scotland.
T. C. Glyn, Esq. has arrived at his house, Whitehall-place.
The Marquis e( Camden left town yesterday, for his sett, the
Wlldernesi, Kent.
Mr. and Mrs. Mare and family have arrived at their house in
Great George-street, Westminster, from Cheltenham.
Arrivals at Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street :—Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Walker, from Brighton ; Mr., Mrs., and Mies Hurt,
from a tour.
The Bail and Countess of Darlington and family have arrived at
theistic**, Newton House, Yeekakire, from Raby Castle.
The Bee. James Brownian has arrived at the Hit al,
Bend-street, from Paris.
Samuel E.Mith, Esq. M.P. has mired at his house in Berkeley-
square, from his scat, Woodhall Park, Herts. -
James Maxse, Esq. has left town, for Melton Mowbray.
Captain J. Maude left town yesterday, for Brighton.

The Bishop of London paid a visit yesterday to the
Duke of York. Ste Henry Ilalford, Dr. Macmichael,
Macgregor, and Mr. Simpson, visited his Royal Ilighoseal
yesterday. For some days put Sir Astley Cooper Mdl
visited the Royal Duke.
The Duchess of Kent, accompanied by the Princess
Fcadore, and attended by Captain Conroy, honoured
Covent-garden Theatre with their presence on Wednesday
evening.
The Princess Victoria rode out yesterday afternoon, at-
tended by her governess, in Kensington Gardens, on the
donkey presented to the Princess by her Royal uncle, the
Duke of York.
Sir Herbert Taylor transacted business yesterday, at the
Secretary of State a Office for the Home Department.
A King's Messenger was sent off on Wednesday evening
from the Foreign Office, to iValmer Castle, with despatches
for Mr. Secretary Canning. The Messenger returned to
the Foreign Office yesterday.
A new coinage of gold, silver, and copper, has just been
completed at the Mint. Four or five of the principal
bankers had each one set as a specimen, and no more. A
set consists of one M. piece, one 2/. piece, a 1/. piece, and
a 10s. piece (gold); a .51. piece, a half-crown piece, a Is.
and a 6d. (silver); a penny, a half-penny, and a farthing,
in copper. The .5/. piece bears on one side the arms of
Great Britain engraved on drapery, with the motto bet us
el Tutamen, and the date of the year ; on the other aide,
the head of his Majesty, similar to the one on the new
sovereign. The piece is supposed to be taken from the
forty liri piece of Parma. The 50. piece is also the same
as the above; the 11. piece is also the same, hut not en-
graved on drapery. The ss. piece, the half-crown piece,
the Is., and the 6d. bear the arms of Great Britain, the
same as those already issued. The penny, half-penny, and
farthing, dated 1826.
The exterior of the building at the corner of Downing-
street, 'may erected for the new Council Office, is com-
pleted. The Corinthian columns in advance of the front
and side of the building are copied from those of the Temple
of Jupiter Stator. The Council Chamber, in the interior,
is a very magnificent apartment : it is placed at the western
extremity of the building, on the first floor, and reaches to
the top of the edifice; the length and breadth are of the
came magnificent and corresponding dimensional. The sides
of the room are ornamented with tonic columns, the shafts
of which are executed in scaglinia, in imitation of Sienna
marble, and the capitals are white, in imitation of white
marble. The ceiling is of rather a novel description : its
peculiarity consists in its being slightly curved, the curve
being funned across the breadth of the apartment; it is,
moreover, ornamented in the most splendid, and, at the
same time, chaste manner. An elegant lantern has been
placed in the centre, which, in conjunction with the win-
. dows at the sides of the room, affords an abundance of light.
Upon the whole, this is one of the fittest rooms the metro-
polis can at present boast of, and is well suited to the dig-
nity which is attached to his Nlkjesty's Privy Council,
which will sit here to decide on apps ale from the subordi-
nate tribunals of the East and West billies.
We perceive, in our list of advertisements of to-day, that
the premises, and all the stuck and effects, of Mr. Thomp-
son, the hootmaker, in Gracychnrch-street, against whom
our readers will no doubt remonher a verdict of soot.
damages was recently given in favour of Manvell's niece in
a case of seduction, arc now in the custody of the Sheriffs
of London at another suit, and are to bo sold off on
Wednesday next. This step appears to us a ruse de Kuerre
in order to suften down the expectations of the ittiured
party, who will, by course of law, he entitled to judgment
and execution on the 10th of the ensuing month, unless a
new trial should be moved for and granted at the commence-
ment of Term. Admitting that the matter may be ulti-
mately arranged by compromise, it will, even then
out to be a very inconvenient and expensive frolic then, turn
or one
night; and more especially to a man already married. t
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