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' 41 ilk,
'of silks, lallia shawls, der. ealeelveftreeti one and ',knoll- 'ass fisted 2/. and toils fur suffering tippling after twelve • ' • * ThQUkSt'S's
scud moods was earned of. at night.
About • fortsight mime, ewiag to some information The Magistrates were occupied the greater part of yeller- I ItotAto OCCASIONED BY NIEGLECE
received by the officers of police, they proceeded to Mr. Seal's day in determising the above monis-time ; and lest night I An Impale was held on Thursday evening, at eight o'elesek,
boost. sod found WO one tare but Mrs. seal, trod smog, soseret other similar eases were baellight afore them, and at the Olive Bauch, Homerslreri, Poontas-square, before
~,,,.i.doal, the 1,,.,,,,i,, they diessovee,d about 1,0801. norther must of them were convicted. Thomas Stirling, Esq. Coroner, um view of the body of
the mopersy molt n floe. Mr. Emerson, which they , with Mrs. 1
LB,3IIIIITHeSISEET. I Anvil Pays", Esq. a Gewlie„,w, 1,,,,,,,„,,,,.4 coo great pro.
Seal, brought to this office, and she was rewarded.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTEMPT' AT POISNING. Pertltobsol • 'cadent in the parish of Mary-le-hate for many
Mr. Adolphus atteseled fir the Primmer, sod Mr. Andrews ' yaw: his death, which it was supposed was accompanied
en the part of the prosecution. 1 Mr Wright, a surgeon, residing In the neighbourhood of r with very mysterious coairquescei, led the feeling of lite
The former Learned Gentleman, with some degree of Mile End, and Mr. 0— (whose name we suppress, as it ' parish in general to conceive that improper Musa had bees
warn* fell foul of • facetious rep., tee to a Mani** I did mit appear in the sequel Met he was implicated in the used, was It was meshed to have the opinion of • Jury,
Paper, fur having, se hr stated, ameried, " either frum transaction), were brought up es a warrant clingier( them which was composed oft numerous assemblage of most re.
I ignorance or malice," that it. (Mr. Adolphe.) did not, at. with mixing • certain poinosess ingredient into some soup speetable inhatirotets of the parish, upon • Coroner's inquiry
tend on a former rormierw at that afire at the time he had is the house of Mr. Hassey, of the C.ollingwood Arms, Col- cuoveued for that purpose.
appointed, and that his client Was remanded to prison fe . limgwood-strat, Mile End-road, with the app rent inten- : A great member of argues (mostly neighbours depood to
crueseosettes of his abet are He (Mr. Adulphua) declared tom of poisoning Mr. Humey's family.
man] Deis
se"he a
him wifeiniell and daughter.
Ymenditi.tgin‘ that he did pot r. dive his itestroirveered,uns in time to attend. ; Mr. Hussey veered, that ors Weebtenlay the Prisoners came deceased ent exercised towards the
Ce
He had also bees rimmed with receiving his fee of three ,to his house, and at that time there was some soup in a , Tim Jerry, after consulting together for alma half an boor,
Pf/f./Ca . guineas, though he did not eigroa. Th.. he denied; and he saricepen osi the fire; when the soup was taken off the fres relented 'beer verdict :—"Twit the deceased died sar inflow
- begged to say, that he hail stain atentled, mil had nut lii appeared of a deforest colour to that which it ought to mamma es the east, and that he experienced greet neglect
11110W-STRECT. received any fee whstever.—(A general laugh.)—lt was true ! resemble, and inquiries were immediately met on fool is the from his wife and danghler, sod want of medical assielanee."
. The lemma commenced at eight o'clock in the everts[,,
ASSAULT WITH ATTEMPT TO RAVISH. what he asserted. : boar very fortunately before any perms partook of it. A i
' sod at half-past two o'cluCk yesterday m isg the Censure
Mr. Halls, the Matistrate, slid, that he did remand the person named Case iefonned the Complainant that he saw
Yesterday Captain Hawkins, of the Commerce, for Fal.
'Smith, was easeged for a young women, apparently about 18 Prisoner in consequence of its (Mr. Adolphus's) absence; I Mr. Wright pull something out of hie pocket like a white . cod Jury finished their ardueee task.
years of age, named Lenders, with having *smutted her he thought that she alga to have the benefit of her Coos- Ii powder, which he put into • pint of potter, and afterwards , Yesterday
under very aggravaterl circumstances. eel's advice and assiaarce before hr (Mr. Halis) derided emptied the contents of the pint pot am the saucepan eons- I an I uest was held at the si Gnat
icier Maur ►. "
we, Winteebopel road, before Thomas D i
gn of the Great
sw n, Esq. us
She stated, and appeared to be a good deal easbarreeved et ammo the course he shell"' leiter so he (Mr. Adolphe.) might . taunt( the soup, which was then en the Are. The Complaisant ;
the body of Sophia W' testae, • piling woos, sear 17 years
the time, that a passage had been Wien for her on board be able to urge monteth,nt for ber airautsge. I then took the cusp to Mr. Jordan, a chemist, is Whitechapel, .
cede
of age
ental Leant.to d'• •;at h 1 bet In
'the Prisoners vessel, which conveyed passenger., dc. to aid Mr. Adolphus then urged the Prisoner's discharge, and 'by whose abopman two tca•spooosful were analysed. from t ' who was "
"
from Leaden sod Falmouth, to early bee le Curior.ll, to offered bail to any amount. which were extracted tact grains of a metallic powder of • Verdict— Ac
ciable hello ma to her father sod mother, who were reading Two sureties were hr eht forward, and being examined, poisonous nature. -
nt Elites, sear Falmouth. That she went to bed in the their boil was accepted, end the Prisoner was discharged. The Prisoner Wright, throughout the whole of this state.
eau of the Prisoner's ship, and after she had been in lied I MALICIOUS INJURY. meet, seemed to feel iedignant a such a charge as the pre-
%tabor' time the Prisoner came into the cabin, and attempt- i William Alter:ley, the driver of the h.seksey emelt. 129, sent being preferred again[ hint:
ed In get into bed to her, sad she used all the force .he pier. appeared to Waster the domplaist of the Host. Mies Leg. Joho Case, she pen** alluded to by Mr. Haney, boreal-
mwed to prevent him. The young woman was reluctant to for wilfully and maliciously driving the pole of hie jersey rated the statement of the latter, as to what he sew Mr.
seal further no the subject. into that lady's vehicle, and foreleg iir the bark poweltAy •
Wright do with the powder; and added, that after he put it
An elderly female and her lisaband, who accompanied the which he lead occasioned injury to the amount of VI. the. tato the coop lie took the saucepan by the handle and stirred
...tone woman, eatalerted the statement for her, but is terms TM. is the first case of the kind ruder the new Act of Par. it about. Witness stated that Mr.D— was all this time
n r ',is we carom with propriety repeat. lisonesi, by which Magistrates are empowered, "upon non- asleep.
Tee Captain Wall asked by Sir Richard Ifirnie, bow be plaint and proof of a m themes injury to"peblic or private Mr. Jordsn's also man also restated to the Magistrate what
c - ,Iti be notable electing so ahomieably towaods a yoeng properly, to
it the Defeudant to she st of the injury hie been before onerteourd, respecting the sealysatios of the
»tenets who bad been placed 1,1 her friends ender Ins pro. sustained, if it sloes slot exceed 6/ • and apse default of mop, which re
Istirred mond, before he took any out of the
•it . pas. He added, that be burned the powder afterwarde, and
t resole ? payment to comma the offender for (her menthe to toe
desired Mr. Hulse
The Captain replied--" Sir Richard 'Weir. I should no House of Correction to bard baler." ~• ' • yto lake the remainder of the soa to • p
inure think of matte an improper liberty with ;het yatillt W. H. Holland, Esq. elated, that us Salurdey night he was inure experienced chemist, as be did not like sum ea in-
poinan, than I shoad with my owe child, told I think I "bell iu the Plaintiff's carriage sills that lady and two other per. put tart trait should be confided In him alone.
yoga satisfy you that her +nitrates' is a most artful invention sons, io Btydgesmireet, et the (rout of Drury-Isere Theatre. Mr. Hussey stated, that be destroyed the remainder of the
.4 enable hi rin avoid going home to her parents by my ship. The play was over, bus they were demoted twenty milnutes soup; previous to which he took it to anther chemist, who
Her tombs 81". Tobias Brown, gore her iii charge to ese, to before their carriage could proceed home, °mug to tbe ea deemed analysing it, owing to the loss of time in attending
amity her to her paresis at Elston, and lie Sold me to be traordinery number of carriages that blocked up the streets. as a ai.lthaess' Mr' H. also stated, that the next
lane,...atagi Mr.
lure not do suffer her, on suiy secoent whatever, to get into While the mach was standing still, the Defendant, whose D. w'''' a Person named ""''''''S' °''' whom "'` wee Sc'
the **tritely of these people who have accurnpauied her, to roads was behind Miss King's, drove the pole of his mach his ated, called at his lease, aud inquired particularly after
prefer this false aceemitun. She has twice befure gone in with great violence against the back panel of Mnel-Kitted (Mr. H:s) health.
my mese!, from London to Cornwall, and so have many csmimre, and the pole west into the inside of the Mach to Mr. D. said he met Mr. Robins in Whitechaal, who asked
)rollg people been sent by me, mid ally because their the great alarm of the ladies. The injury Moue, according to him to go with him to Mr. Hassey, bet he denied all know-
friends know that I vas be confided is, and &oases take •• the calculation of a
winker, was 71. 10s. ledge of the circumstasees alluded to.
father's care of those pieced under my podertion. I never The Hou. Miss King said, that her coach was standing It was stated in the course of the examinatioe, and ad.
attempted to take a liberty with the child, for she is a mere still at the lime the injury was dune. milted by Mr. I), that Wright took some toast, which was
before the fire //eked if
child, in comparison with myself, sad her object in making Wm. Hill, coachman to the Led', said that the Defeedant , , sail replaced it.
this charge is to "able her to May i" 1-°"`lnu• She is a bad had once previously to Ins contatittieg the injury, driveu his The Prososer frequently exclaimed, that the whole was a
girl, and I trust her uncle, who gave ber iota my care, will pole •against the back of the carriage, and he then enutioned eoespirsey ;spinet him, and appealed to the Magistrates
be sent for, and he will state the reason of bet being seat bias not to drive against it. He wee sr the 'stood re carriage whether it was Iskely a person of his character would have
from Loudon. still at the lime lbe Defendant committed the injury. been guilty of the /rime imputed to him.
At the request of the young woman's friends the further Other witnesses of the tisasactio• effete(' to swear In the The worthy Magistrate (Mr. Wyatt) seed, that it was very
hearing took place in ivate. truth uf the above statements, hut Mr. Beckett, the Magi- •
wrong to destroy the soup, which was the best evideacs
The mate of the vessel depmed, that the Captain never steak, thought there was already sufficient evidence. against the Prisoner; this cireumstence is a very happy me
soempled any, the least liberty, with the young stomas. Time Defends's' was called upon for his defence. He said, fur the Prisoner, Wri t who, however, he ordered to find
bat • • gh '
We understand that, after an investigation of the trans. ss rp, I can't
say so how that my pole did not smash that ere I, the other Prisoner, Mr. D. was ordered to be discharged.
action by Sir Richard Biroie, he thought proper to dismiss Lady's amide, as the Gammas calls it; but what I hos to WORSHIP STREET.
the Captais. say is this ere, that my pule did sot nom to the Lady's • •
• ASSAULT AND -BATTERY.
ROBBERIES IN HOTELS AND TAVERNS. wick, but the Lady's horses pushed her article open my
. r en_ pole, and so it smashed in her panel." lends Park, a Frenchmen, inn charged by John Cald-
Yesterday John Willis, the man who had • former n r• .
The above witeesses,and as officer who attends the theatre, well, a carpenter, of Radsoe-street, Batastreet, City-road,
tag Oa vvrinne h c-arges of robbing hotels and mania of II l' - ely declared that It wa. impossible that ear_ with • foulest assault upon the persons of himself and wife.
spoons, bed-linen, ete, was finally exemited. Three were a. PaellL King could
ave .
ac: . P°
eke poi
of . The Complainsat Posted that the Defesdaat b' was is ledger,
nut less ohm sixteen differeot charges brought again., him. range of Miss
wassod so exceeding troublesome that he was desired to
' Deleadant's coach, because the wheel of Miss Kist's roach
mid the office was emwded with peoseeetors, their witnesses,
__ blocked
by cad nld only move forwards. quit the bourse this he refused to do, sod coeducted himself
and Anioefe of the spoof (parnbeekees), who *smartie to """ . a pots, co
The Magistrate fined the Defendant to the extent the law ere teeny ores:foes with mach violence, seising him (cum-
poetise. prom. ty stolen and pawned by him at their saps,
empowered him in the altof 5/which be said be was plaisaso) by the collar, and foreleg him ism the street to
tease the Prionter was appreheeded, on his person were
(is, pea y . .
foe six light, is additive to which he hail beaten and koocked dowel
found • 201 Bark of England note, fourteen sovereiges, e to pay, and he was ordered to be committed eie 9. •Ar
weeks to the House of Correction, or till the fine be paid. his WIVE.
11..ait alert, awl fifty-two pewebrukere duplicates. The The Defendant rebutted the charge without loos of
Prisoner was applebesded at Seller's Hotel, Covent-garden, INFORMERS a. PUBLICANS. I time, with meets gesture and saws, sod • See nasal
where he took lodgings fur one night, and or the follootue Mr. Lem:ester, the landlord of the Sitakspeare's Head, me- 'went, declaring he bad been much ill used, Is as emelt
morning was about to leave the place, when s pair of sheets see of Ruaselmireet, opposite Derry. lane Theatre, was sera as he being by professiou a colourer of maps and mists, and
were found wrapped ranted Ids body. mooed by Johosen, the uulorious inforener, for allowing tip- keeping several boys; the landlady, whatever they went oet
ile was fully eannotted to Newgate epos this charge. siting to his house after twelve o'clock of the night of the 30Th on hie (Defendsses) business, refined to ems the door on
of November.
Mr. C" tine, the landlord of the Phoenix Tavern. Rat- their return. He remonstrated it sago; sad at length lesisted
stated,
sat the Wooed charge agates. the Niamey. Siri•gbore, who is Joimmon's journeyman, swore In having ippon haring a latch key. Thee necommodetioe was deeded
He stated, that ma the 21st of November eke Primmer came men ;tenons *Mau, iu die Defendant's house at the timel am. He then, by means of • small piece of wire, endea-
to his home, sod ordered a soak, mad asked if be could atenlwaed in she surnane"°. tour. dto fasten the luck book; In Me midst of his occults•
sleep at the house that siht ;be was told that be might ; I Mr. Lancaster, iu his defence, said, that he had kept the lion, his landlady made "a sortie" from the parlour, and cu-
be had his boots cleaned, and after be liol dined be went op muse for thirty years, and, fur that period, he had keel it - &avowed to prevent him by setting her beck against him to
to his bed-ruom to wash himself stud pot his boots on. open till the theatre was over, to supply those persons who push him sway; a rencoutre thee took place, when he (the
were tinned is working the scenes, and is other depart- befendaeo) making • sudden retreat, the lady upset. The
se'beit became doss, stairs, lie left siepence at the bar for the
buy
who
cleaned
Ina tunnts
and
nett out
of the honer. In nieuts in the theatre, with refierlainent, for it wee well , intsband eltatleuged him to fight fustsuder—this he declined,
Looms (bat such paean could uot leave the theatre, be
but be fullowing morning proposed to resew the: arfare,
altos' two hoses afterwards, the servant girl discovered that
'wear the hours •f six sad 12 at night, to get refrestenteet. earwas afterwards nerved with a warrant far his pai.
• the saris had bees rooks. from the bed; and ou the same
Sir Richard Burnie spoke to the respectability of Mr. lan. Much cross-questioning took place between the parties,
night • silver tea-pot, a silver cruet stand, with five eniets,
silver-mciented, and some spoons, were also missed out of a I miter, and said that as Mr. Lancaster supplied the theatre which was put a stop to by the lady's beag desired to stand
with liquors, and had foe ease, years kept his house °pee fur up and relate ber version of the story.
clipboard. He had no doubt of the Prisoner being the
the purpose of allowing the men employed therein to take From her evidence it appeared the whole business hinged
sides him was allowed to go tip stain that afieroooll.
perms who stole the properly, as no other perm§ be-
refreshment after the theatre was closed, he thought that his epos Omit wishing to get rid of their ledger, whose " mom
The officer who apprehended the Presume produced the case was •n exception to the general charges of tippling, as they preferred to his company," sod had made up a little
alter tra•pot and era* stand, which be found pawned at it was kept open for • specific object, mad as • mossomeoce lhhsg of their own in the shape of an assault, is fertberaece
Turner's, in litydgmstret t, Coreut.gardes. The dupli. to a particular class of persons sod not to the public r- of their object.
rate of he property he foetid in the Prisoner's poseessiun. tremllY• Fa" ssieeinOleueesi in has °Pied", ought to lee en- The Magistrate asked the Defeatism, had he received re-
TM articles were pawned foe 4/. Ills. eepted, as they were uecemai y for the convenience of the pub. solar teaming to quit, wart he replied to in the stegetive.
lie s but Mr. Lancaster mum not admit persons indiserteti- A week's waning was ordered to be giver to the Defend-
The Pnsouer was fully rosamitted also upon this charge.
A third charge of • similer and was made by the landlord "lei,' into his boom', or he would h. liable to the penally of ant, who left the Court much iu favour with himself. The
of the Tam Nuns, Aldgate; • fourth by the proprietor of the law, but ooly persons who were eugaged, or aurae from warrant was le the meau time, to be suspended.
t heare.
Ike Semen's Head, Fridayomeet ; a fifth by thebuidlord of the theatre. Anthony Tozier, with a must patriarchal beard, and his
the Bull Tome, Btahomegamstreet • • sixth by the landlord Mr. Beckett said, that it was impossible the informer head swathed in • headkrechief, was brought into the
of the Kist's Arm., Waterston,. Thames-creel; • seventh cou!d diserimseate basses who came from the theatre aud office, charged by Jobe Miles, • constable of Naive Falgate,
by the landlord of the Ship Tatou, Chanurcroes; the I who did not. I with herring.
eighth by the landlord of the %Vindmill, St. Jubn-strect, The Defendant said, no man was safe while such fellows The officer stated to the Magistrate that he saw the
Smithfield; the ninth by the proprietor of the Belittled Crown, as the informers could go tato a Mae/ house and swear Prisoner is Spital-aqsare, under the presence of vending
Holborn ; she loath by the Istedlord of the Setae, Westminster- against hint. I matches, threstieg one of his feet, that was in a mutilated
.
Midge; Ole elevesth charge, by tbe 'audited pita Four Swam, Sir R Bernie said that the
informers had always conducted state, through the rails of the areas, to excite coastlines-
Bialtoptate ,• the twelfth charge was made e; the landlord of themselves properly was beton, bins. " But," said the Magi• tion, and from the continued complaints made by the iota-
toe White Hest, Southwark; the thirteeeth charge by the striae, addressing himself to Johnson, "by what authority bitauts of the square of such practices, fell Meisel, compelled
imadlord of the Catherine Wheel,
King's Arms, Kentooad.
Southwark; the nineteenth do you enter • ms's house who pays rent •nd taxes, to see is the ex,cution of his duty to lake him tato custody.
charge by the landlord of the
who he lass got le his premises? the Act of Parliament gives The Prisoner described himself as • settee Americo.
•
Several Mar charges were not inquired onto. you no such authority, and •ffueds you nu protection for so from St. Jobe's, and pleaded hard fur a mitigation of punish.
While the witnesses were bring bound met In appear at I doing. I only mentioe this because you way aide t with meet for the sake of his wife and child.
I'e Old Bailey, the Prisoner said that he wished to address • something yes may not like, if you go into a man s home, The Magistrate said it was an imperative duty to prevent
few words to the Magistrate ( Halls, Ears) The Magee to may, ' I shall inform against you; You have un tight such practices—relief was always to be obtained by proper
scale eat:tinned him to say nothing that might climatic to go tato a public-horse, earn you go to purchase liquor, I methods, such acts of espial were especially provided
itgoteelf. He said—" The Mounties in which I now stand and I again ask you by what authoritydo you enter the house against by the law, and ordered the Primmer to be scat to
of a publican, to see who he has gut in lass per motes ?" the House o Correcttem for a mouth.
heroes you, is so debased and degraded, that I set quiteover•
whelp-led wills grief sod shame —(He burst into tears.)—l i°bni°ll....l4 I ant a "'Stable of Ciarkealaell." AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE. ,
Sir Richard Birmic—. That gives yuit so authority iu St. A
have moved in • sphere of life, I think I may my, much Sir parish pauper summoned the' stewards of a Benefit
above mediocrity; het, alas ! bow fallen. My object, cacti', Mania's pariah*" _ Society to sheer cause why they refused to continue hie al.
The Magistrates, atter a co ,
nsultstion dismissed the
in addresetitg you, Sir, is to assert, that io the acts in which lowatee of 21. gd. pee week from tbe fends of the Society.
charge, os the Defendant paying 3.., the costa.
I have been concerned, I bare never been connected wills say The pauper had, it appesred, bees sa the poor house fur
&net individual ; 1 hake never associated wish had than The landlord of the While Hart, its White Hart-yard .he a
"en
to 13
rata,
and
at
the time be
vientered therein
n saer, in platelet ; and, 'till within the last ten neueths of • Drury-lane, was fined 51. for serving liquor through a little '
there was a debt due to him of 'l5l. fur we • flag fur
sty life, I lived in the highest credit and respectability." wicket is the door of his house, at three o'clock i• the
some public body, this from want of means he was unable
Jest as the Primmer was being removed from the bar, be morning. This was an atterept to evade the AM, as such
to recover. and was in great distress' ' and continued to re-
applied for part of she money taken (rem him when he was ' a practice was not thuucht to come within the meaning of
crier ga. ed. from the
society he
belonged to until the 96th
apprehended, as be should want funds to employ Counsel in the words ra tipping is the house;" but Sir Richard Birnie
lest October, when the psyment was slopped; he admitted
not defence. said it was " keeping open to late hours," and inflicted the havieg received subseTieutly to his becomiag ebargeable
The Magistrate said that he did mot know that be should fell penalty and costs. 10/. out of the 751., which he expended is wearing apparel,
be doing right by gime him the money, as it was, to hie The landlady of the Civet. Head, Little White Lion street, Ike and fur which he gave • receipt au full orall demands.
erosion, the product of 1.1. plundi r. Seer,. D.als, was summoned for 5...eer leg tippiteg at late 1 The atewarda of the benefit society, on their part, assured
The Primmer declared that it was sot, hut that he use it Omura. The isfonniatioe called the house She king's Arms, , the Magistrate that the pauper had received no less than
et a gaming-boost, where he had Last a very cuasiderable sad the complaint was dismissed ' 666 half crams from the box. Au autiesidment had been
pesperty before he became dtshour it. A similar objection was taken by the landlord of the Bunch I made i• 'beer roles, sod regularly registered, that any pan-
'Elie Maelstrom ordered him to have three Sovereigns given we Grapes, Whilee 110111ae was called by the sign of the Great • per receive's( relief iu the poor-house, who should hold any
to Lim, and said Ohm if be required more, he must apply to in the infermation, and the Magistrates held the objection to I
, situation as dour-keeper, looker over, &c. should cease to he
the Court at the Old Bailey for it. be fatal. 1, setieved from their funds. The Complainaat was as over-
The Primmer is • Jew, end his real came is said not to be The landlord of the sou pohee.ieweee. Loog.acre, W.,. ,
looker, at Is. CI. • week, end If he was willing to relinquish
Willis, though thot has been huts mower,' de payee for the fined teu•sal longs for a ourilar effenee. The Ise was miti• I if, he should Ise reinstated iu their books, and wire versa.
lam twelve stausthe. tie tees dircharged a short time ago gated, owing to the Defendant slating that his baste was 1 The Complainant declined to give up his 'amities, and
Muni the bar of the Oid Bailey for a fraudulent transaction nest Covent-garden Theatre, and that the Perm"' vi the I was considered by the Magistrate in such ease nut to be ea
oath • bill of exchange. boom had come there from the Theatre to take refreshment. '
t titled to further allowance tram the Society.
EXTENSIVE RORBFRY AT WATLINC.STREET. He asked the Magistrates to what hour he might be allowed 1
they declined giving a direct i
Mrs. Seel, a unin•n of tady•like apoe.rance, the wife of to keep open in future; hut t
answer; they said that every cam, wins brought before COAL MARKET, DEC111111:11 6.
lose. Seal, so exhrosire tradesman, residing in Omen, try lane
(who has abmateted), was yesterday finally examinid spell
them, must stand upon us own particular merits. Ships et Market. Ships Said. Price.
• charge of felony. The !method of the Cullen Lion. tit Glees, was And 44t Newcastle
30 „a.. Stis. Od. to 13e. Sd.
The fens of the ease are briefly theses—A few weeks age 10.. and costs, for bay tug his house opes at a quarter past i lb Sunderland
• robbery was effected on the premises of Mr. Emerson, chores o'clock lass Sunday morning. i I Derbyshire , I
we rams, is Walling street, amid property, chiefly conaistiug I The latellurd of the King's Us Illeged-mort, Long sae, 1 Scatty Coal
ar-r
tir. e._•!. 1
silo

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omit of judgment on John Wehbe Weldon, Eaq. in cringe.
greeter of • verdict give* spinal him foe obtaining money
usder Isla, pretences.
F. Mr. ALUM, in support of the verdict, contended that
.. Court haul no power to grout • now trial, inasmuch as all
4 iillihe Magistrates presided there, awl consequently nu appeal
',... I- mold be mode to others.
Mr. A DOLPHUS, Wm reply, woo coovireett the Court
i had the power, and would do ample justice, iif by ibe
raffidavits he held in his hand, •nd which he wonld
then file, he could prove subsequent facts, ruoneratiogy Mr.
Weston: he maintained, she Court could do justice to that
Gswilemses, and that these allitlawks would prove this he was
(sonata. After a me desultory omerreatiun, between' Cows.
set, it was suggested by the Court to stay jodgeseat is this
case, 'Mich was •crsed to, WI a arty was to be lied for •
finlike hearing of It.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, DECEMBER 4.
TEE EX-CHIEF Majesty hes been
pleased to honour our lute excellent Chief Justice,
the R•ght Hun. William Downes with the rank and
dignity of Baron of the United Kingdom. in token of
his Msjeatv's approbation of his scrvices as Chit f
Judge in Ireland fur a number of years.—/tree-
nail's Journal.)
We observe, with infinite satisfaction, that a soh-
simnel reform is about to take place in the Magia.
tracy of lrelend. If, as FIELDING says—
" No reverence that Church or &ate atterwla
to which the Priest or Magistrate etfetidur
what condition has the " STATE" of Ireland been
in for the last fifty years? The following is from
the Dublin Fuming Post :
" REVISION Or TDB IRISH MAGlSTRACT.—Go-
vertiment. it would appear, have at length—and
God knows not before it was wanted—set themselves,
in earnest, about a revision in the Magistracy.
Writs of superseded, have been issued to a ge-
neral number of Gentlemen. of the very first
rank and consequence, who have been deprived
of their commissions as Magistrates. The. wee-
sore is supposed to be introductory to the new
Constabulary Bill. The following are already
known :

2UPER3213317.
Comely Carloev-1 Knight, 12 Esquires.
Kildare-1 51.jur•G I, 12 Esquires.
Canon-1 Knight, 2 Major-Generals, 1 Lientenant-Cols-
mei, le Esquires.
Erramanagh-1 Major-General, 5 Esquires.
Galway-1 MajurGenersl, 1 Knight, 1 Honourable Mr.
1 Reverend Mr. 3 Lieutenaat-Coluaels,
20 Esquires.
Clare-11 Major-Generals, and all the other Military Gen-
tlemen lately put into the Commis/rims; 2 Knights, 14
Esquires.
Arstrap3-1 Earl, 2 Barons, 2 Honourable and Revs-
rend Gentlemen, 1 Housemaid* Gentleman, 1 Brigadier.
General, 20 Empires.
Donegal-1 klnnourabla Gentleman, 1 Major.Geseral,
lb Esquires.
Detra-3 Honourable Gentlemen. 1 Major-General, 1
Brigadier•Gentral, 4 Barnum, 37 Esqu.res

The arrangements for the other counties are un-
known as yet.
It will be seen that in these nine counties nearly
two hundred noblemen end gentlemen have been
deprived of their commissions. This is the greatest
alteration which has yet been made in the Govern-
ment of this country. It is en alteration, every ern-
did man will admit, rendered absolutely necessary
by the wants and wishes of the country. We hope
that the new ptinciple now introduced into the local
Government of Ireland, will justify the ezpectations
which were formed of it ; and from what bas already
occurred, we are disposed to infer that it will.
COUNTY OF SLIGO ELECTION.
TO THIS SDIToR 01P " THSPATIOOT."

SlR—Last Thursday night's poll left Colonel KiNg • so-
jorily of 93—the cometed state of Friday's poll rive his
majority of 106; and on Saluda', night, it IMO o'clock,
the numbers stood thus—
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Fur Colour! King ..
Calomel Perceval

Majority fur Col. King on 6th day II 1
I lope this day or to minnow will close a coolest carried
on with much spirit and rather angry feelings by rho par-
tisans of each side. The rioting among lbe lower orders still
continues. and marry beads bare been saved from being
broken by depriving the country people of their clubs, sod
disarming the barony constables. no High Sheriff has
acted with much energy and spirit in suppressiog the rioters,
and affording protection to the poor freeholders coming up
to vote. Nu duels have occurred beer, as reported, and I
hope there any not, for the credit of the gentry and the
county.

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