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UNDER FADE ENC ES,

Mr. Squires rcptie that it would certainly difsolve quicker in
warm water, but to the cause Of an hour it would also ba diasoived
colcl 'mate.

zee ceollee (to lie. Rawlinson)—Yon I•tet night, Sir, nsked
Xis. Cox whether it was not possible fur me to lave pot the oxalic
and 441 dm wines:ld into the water ; and although I acknowledge
teat the question was very proper on your part, some per roans have
cn:sonderoood its Intention, and have expressed an opinion that I
redly did do it. Now. Sir, I can prove to the contrary. I went
lip into the parlour with Mrs. Cox. and at the time we left the
t..rchee the water in the kettle was cold. I was n:tt eat of her
qht ; and whets we examined the Ihmitls„ the wine was warm and
•:re lustre was warm. There had evidently been warm water
put into them, and it was impossible 1 could have done it.
Mr. RAWLIWSOW said he was sorry any suspicion hail attarird
to her= for, on his part, he felt satisfied she had nothing to do
with it

Mr. Cox declared himself Mnneent. lie said he had neva
brought anything tithe kind law the house, excepting an ounce of
salts, Which he h night of a respectable person, whom he could
name. Henget!, atlemnly declared himself innocent of thy charge.
Mr. HAvrt.twsort —I cannot aglin send you to the watch-boost!,
1 must now commit you to prison, for another examination and
At cording lathe view we now take of the matter, I.ou must then be
comni,ned to New gate for triaL
nit Peter Laurie and Mr. Griffi h were on the bench whit Mr.
itawlinann .; and the final examination is appointed to take place
at one o'clock to-morrow.

S( 0 IC/I RiCEIfT lOR MARLS; CURRANT
Tile fullowing receipt obtained the honorary r.rize given by
the Caledonian llorricuitural Society :—For a twenty-pint
cask, tire one-half pints of white currant juicy, eleven pints
at water, and twenty-eight pounds of sugar, arc requiNd.
Mix all in a large tub ; skim the liquor well, put it in a
barrel, and fill up the barrel with water and sugar (one
pound of sug,ar to a pint of water), as long as the liquor
foimenta. Alwrirertla mid halt' a bottle of whisky, then
Aun4 up the bevel. Is will be ready for bottling by April
ne ►lay. the easveigleu..

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Gut LDBALL.—Vesterjay a young man, named John Steve-neon,
connected with the legal profession, was brought before Mr. Aldit-
man Baowv, charg•il with ohtaining some stamped deeds under
false pretences, from Mr..4ontgoniery, s law-statiuner, elude-
strect, Holhntn

It hppears that this young omen was paying his addresses td the
dauFli.er of a respectable tradesman in the Punitry. and being an ex.
Feu trn.tis ands fine writer, he was recommended by his intended
ather-in-law to a Mr. Palmas, aoheitowto copy writings. He
met there with good employment, and was permitted tie take the
drafts home with him to copy. Amongst other things, Mr. P. gave
hint the drafts of two lease" to engross, at the same time giving him
the meney to pay for the skins, telling him that he himself would
get them stamped. lie then went away, and some time after he
brought the engromments hone with the stamps affixed, and for
terdi'ch he was paid al. 7s. On bringing them home, he told Mr.
Paterson that he had borrowed the money front a friend, thereby
saving hint the trouble.
A clerk in the hourly of 31r. Montgomery stated that on the
IGM inrant the prisoner came to him with a draft lease, bearing
the name of Paterson, and requested to hare two parts of It en-
grossed on stamps by the afternoon. He said ha was Mr. Pater-
scn's cl, rk, and that lie (Mr. P.) bad been reeoMeivevided by Mr.
Durwonibe, with whom Mr. Montgomery had seeveditle due, and
that lie had no doubt Mr. Paterson would be a good'customer.—
Upon this statement the leases were engrossed on stamped parch-
ment., an 1 in the atterno-n the prisoner called foe them. They
were delivered to him with a bill made oat in the name of Patzrsoe.
Some inquiry was subsequently matte of Mr. Paterson, who dis-
claimed ever authorizing the prisoner to obtain the leases and con.
aequeotly means were taken for his apprehension. Yesterday after-
noon he came again to Mr. Montgomery's shop, and requested
another stamped parchment in the nano of Mr. Paterson, when he
was detained, -n,l Turupenny, the officer, having been sent for, he
was given into custody.
Air. Paterson was present, and swore that he never authorized
the prisoner to procure the stamps from Mr. 3 ntgoencry.
The prisaner, on being called on for ,merely requested
that he might be remanded till illoollay which was ac.
ceded to.
VII OUTRAIRL •
BOR•STEEFT.—VesterJay erasing a 4lisprt named Homey.
men, living in St. Pancras, was brought up,-itarged by Mr. Gray-
son, a gentleman of property, at Ifornsey, with a violent assault.
It appeared that on Monday evening the females of Mr. Gray-
son's Lindy, while he was from home, were much alarmed by the
report of fire-arms close to the bowie, followed on the instant by a
rattling against the windows, as of shot. When Mr. Grayson re.
turned hone, his wife informed him of what had occurred, and he
went out to ascertain who ft was that had alarmed his family, and
lie met the defendant in a field close
was making up to hint wilt
to avoid him. Mr. Grayson,
him what r!ght he had to shoot
" What business have you tr
me, d—n your eyes, I will r
would pest his threat into e
ed to wrest it from him,
ant down, and afterwards
breast, and kept him down '

'I,ErS THEATRE.
Mehard Hoed, a respect-
creating a disturbance, on
performance in Amley's Theatre.
• ' ' ton Wednesday night, about,
I more Were In the pit, Mi-
not like in the performance.
Young man, this disturb-
. taking him by the collar, he
however, being obtained he (de-
-1 other persons alto struck him be-
and, while taking Ithri not, a
his coat. The defendant was
-o that the performance could

Theatre, said thet wE
character Sltot* Jew,

GLASGOW, AUGUST 28.—Our weather is every thing
that can be wished, and the employment of our operatives
is certainly increasing ; not so much we believe from de-.
mand tor the articles, as from the idea that materials and
workmanship cannot possibly he :ow( r, and that manu-
facturing must consequently be a Fah: investment for
money. The last accounts from India were favourable.
and shipments are making for that market, but there have
been no arrivals from that quarter for an smnsestally
period.
CURIOUS ROB/IEIII%—A family residing, in Dalrymple-
place. Edinburgh, went to the country about a mouth ago,
at which time they left a well-furnished bcuse, and every
thing in good order. On returning borne on Wednesday
last, what, was their surprise to find that during their ab-
since every article had been carried away—beds, tables,
chairs, carpet and table-cloth, cup and saucer, pot and par
--all carried off at " one fell swoop," and nothing left to
welcome them but bare and ghastly walla! The house, it
would appear, had been entered by means of false keys, as
the door was found locked, and every thing externally bad
the same appearance as when the family went away. N,)
trace as yet has been discovered of the depredators.

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wine aria toe wiser crougrm to mot 11 Mrs. tam anti miss ureter, `tat. meaty to pay for the skins, telling tarn that he himself 'mild but dle, under very suspicious cifeunistance& ()n beinic searched the prisoner conceded. Ilwas,,ked the prisoner what Was his bas!- ----------
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1 1 and he family believed that thalami oxalic acid in both. He was get them stamped, lie then went away, and some time after he by Underwood, a constable, a quantity of ws'ellmakere tools were tress these. Prisoner answthel that he was going to sleep. Witness GLASG 0 W , AUGUST 2t.—Our weather is every thinf,
. 1 not peepered to say in what quantity, as It would take ;mower day brought the engroasments hone with the stamps affixed, and fax found in his possession, 'which were ultimately traced to be the then asked him who it was that jumped out ; he said he did not that can be wished, and the employment of our operatives
ts, prefect the analization. wit.ch he was paid X 7s. On bringing them home, he told Mr. property of Mr. Parkinson, who has been robbed at different times know.
is certainly increasing ; nut so much we believe from de-.
Miss croker asked Mr. &Ores whether It did not require MOM Paterson that It, heel borrowed the money front a friend, thereby of property to a considerable amount, of which at present no traces A carpenter ramie forward and claimed the planes. i
man(' for the articles, ns from the idea that materials and
Nun to dissolve oxalic acid. saving him the trouble. have been found.
CHARGE OF' ASSAULT.
workmanship cannot possibly he lows r, and that maim-
Mr. Squire, replied drat it would certainly dite quicker ia A clerk in the hones of Mr. Montgomery stated that on the The prisoner being fully committed en the first charge, Mr. Park. MatarTo Ticrocy an Irishman, was charged with beating a Ivo-
. warm water, but ni the course of an hour it would aLso ba diaso/ved Itth instant the prisoner came to him with a draft lease, bearing bison was told that he might prefer a bill against him at the Ses. man, who stated tlis't she Caine to complain of her husband, hut, in-
.ii cold water. the name of Paterson, and requested to have two parts of it en- lions on Friday next. taleednoth,lershweifwerinmowtesvUerre WhlelesLitlrCurcitilliCieCrOttwilitlcecallalstleiiingihstow,
ns
aliect hal'rd, lecturing must consequently be a safe investment for
1 '•
1.
i. • Mier Creker (rn Mr. Rawlinson)—lion het night, Sir, asked grimed ou stamps br the afternoon. He said he was Mr. Pater-
xfq. COX %babe, it was not possible fur me to have pat the oxalic wen's el, rk and that he (Mr. P.) had been reeoismeided by Mr.
acid me the wise and into the water ; end although I acknowledge Dunronibe.. with whorn Mr. Montgomery had seevedide time, and
that the question was very pruner on pier part, some pt.rsons hare that lie had no doubt Mr. Paterson would be a good customer.— in - ,
nilaanderoond its Intention, and have expressed an opinion that I Upon this statement the leases were engrossed on ramped parch-
re.,lly did do it. Nov. Si', I can prove to the contrary. I went merits, an lin the atterna..n the prisoner ailed for them. They CONDUCT OF. A NIGHT CONSTABLE.
A neighbour stated that he saw the prisoner strike the complain-
BIARLeoRoUOI,I-STRILET.—Mr. Hoyle, who keeps a stay-shop and threatened to kilt her daughter.
Broad street complained to the M strata, on Monde that
Bishop, the night stable of St.
escape, who WRS given into custody for an assault and creating •
•ojieemag, 'bad glowered a priwy:aw w ant with only one hat, and no more.
long Pat denied the..whole chrge,. and addressed. the. Magistrate in a money. The last accounts from India were favourable.
and shipments are making for that market, but there have
been no arrivals from that quarter for an ousestelly totes
period.
CURIOUS ROBDERV.—A family residinit, its Dalrymplc-
disturbance. On account of the absence of Green, the beadle, who
rip into the partner with 3lrs. Cot, and at the time we left the were delivered to him with a bill mink out in the name of Para-env. speech., delivered with such rapidity, in the tone peculiar place. Edinburgh, went to the country about a month ago,
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hadto Iris countrymen, that we could oily gather, from a few words at which time they left a, well-furnished be,use, and every
torched the water in the kettle wee cold. I was not nut of her Nome inquiry was subsequently matte of Mr. Paterson, who dis- taken the man into custody, the case was allowed to stand
which we understood, that he had complaints in his turn against his
sight ; and when we examined the liquids, the Vat, wan warm dad claimed Ever authorizing the prisoner to obtain the leases, and con. ever till yesterday, when Mr. Hoyle, Bishop, aad Green, attended.
the awe was warm. These had evidently been wenn water sequedtly means were taken for his apprehension. Yesterday after- Mr. Royle said that at Saturday evening, about-lilt-past five, a wife' last, what, was their surprise to find that during their ab-
putthing in good order. On returning home on IVednesday
Mr. Gnirr Frit in consequence of the in the evi-
into them, and it was impartible 1 ceulil have done ii. noun he came again to Mr. Montgomery's shop, and requested man of the name of Bourne came to his home, and Collected a mob
o email disappointment of
den Mac. h -edit ' - contradiction
e prisoner, to the n .away—beds, tables,
Sir. Rewtestsott said he was sorry any suspicion hail attached another stamped parchment in the name or Mr. Paterson, when he of 50 or 80 persons; that he was very abusive end' spit in his face. • deuce, uesince every article had been carried
chairs, carpet and table-cloth, cup and saucer, pot and pair his wife. to hr r t for, on his pert, he felt satisfied she bed nothing to de, was detained, ..nd Turupcnny, the officer, having been sent for, he Witness sought a good while for an officer; entitle last met Green,
Frijol; furrow, a bold-loolting athletic young fellow, was ac-
with W. was given into custody, who took the man to the watchbouse, end as be was too drunk to
—all carried off at " one fell swoop," end nothing left to
Mr. Cox declared hiins.ilf ienneenr. Ile said he had never Sir. Paterson was present, and swore that he never authorized be taken to Marlborough-street, to be heard at the evening sitting, envied by John Young of theft. welcome theta but bare and ghastly walls ! The house, it
im breht anything of the kind Into the lignite, excepting an ounce of the prisoner to prochre the stamps from 31r. 3 ntgornery. witness went between nine and ten to the watchheuse, where e Toe complainant stated that the prisoner, without any provoca- would appear, bad been entered by means of false keys, as
salts, Which he blught of derpkt person, whom he could The prisoner, on being called on tor inside ' ,merely requested -man had been discharged, Witness bad divided his shop into two; lion, struck hint a violent MOW on the bark of the ear last night.
The complainant, determlned'not to brook the injury, invited the the the door was found locked, and every thing externally bad swine. He Spin seleinnly lared himself innncent of the charge. that he might be remanded till Illelldaw whith was ac. in one half hecarried on his trade as s stay-maker; the ether half had
Mr. Reeret wsow -I minor aelin send you to the watch-house, ceded to. • been let to Bourne to sell toasted corn, who had gone away 281. in prisoner to a field, where they might have a regular turn out. They
1 mild now commit you to prison, for another examination t end Vii iI.I.:NT OUTRAIifiIL • his debt. On Saturday Bourne came and abutted him for retaining accordingly went, and, alter the battle was over, the prisoner laid trace as yet has been discovered of the depredators.
same appearance as when the family went away. No
according lathe view we now take of the matter, :.ou must then be Bow-srat VT.—VesterJay evening s *port named Homey. his name over the dour now that tbe short had been let to another, hold of the complainant's breast-pin and silk handkerchief, and -- - - --- = -
committed to Nerrgate (or trial. mon, living in St. Pancras, was brought up, Charged by Sir.
On the 29th ultimo, at St. Mary, Whiteehapel. Mr. Joshua
sir Peter Laurie and Mr. Griffi'h were nn the bench with Mr. son, a gentleman of property, at Ifornsey, with a violent assault. Green said Mr. Boyle gave Bourse into big custod,_ y, who was DISTURBANCE AT ASTLEI"S THEATRE. teaslinsen ; and the tined examination is appointed to take place It appeared that on Monday evening the female. of Mr. Gray. too drunk, Si seven o'clock, to be Uswswltt to the OWE; h• told Mr. QUXEN•IQUARE.--Vallallfty, Mr. Richard Hood, a respect-at one o'clock ter-morro.v. son's Lundy, while lie was from home, were much alarmed by die Roylieso. sad to come at nine recterA lo enter his charge in the able young man, was charged with creating a disturbance, on smith, E,,q, of heman.etreet, Goodman's-fields.
Ruel/e, of St. Alartin's-le-Graved, to Ann, only daughter of Jol.n
On the 30th inst. at St. Dunstan's East, Mr. John Jano,on,
report of fire-arms close to the house, followed on the instaat by a waiehhouswbook to be heard on heasday. The wittekhewet limper Wednesday night, during the performance in Asti y' Theatre.
Si o ten RECEIPT I Olt MARINI; CURRANT WINE.— rattling against the windows, as of shot. When Mr. Grayson re. did not ems till a quarter to IS, and when Mr. Rayls Om to William Carr, of Lambeth, said that on Wedneseda I-
daughter of Mr. Robert Smith, Lower Thames-street.
Tie following receipt obtained the honorary prize given by turned home, his wife informed him of what had occurred, and he make his &large Bourne was discharged out of cu ~... •
went out to ten o'clock, the defendant with • 1 more were In the pit, his
the Caledonian llowicuitural Society a twit:ay-pint ascertain who it was that had alarmed his family, and Biebrepeedd why be was so Iste to the • 111111. aing and hooting at something they did not like in the performance. DIED.
hue met the defendant in
.a field elate by his house, carrying a gun, that he wagon very well ; neitherwadi the elan ul d we bad He went to the defendant, end said, " Young man, this disturb- At 'outfield, in the 83d year of her age, 3lre. Susan Garrard, ?c-
-reak, titre one-[calf pints of white currant juicc, eleven pints
sit making up to him when he walked away, evidently wishing been ted; there was a deal of betWeton ance will not do here," and on his ta •of water, and tsveuty-eight pounds of sugar, arc required. to7ivivoid him. Mt. 0 however,followedhim, askedthe ininiMIIIIIT lived Ili.gire" dress Grayson, and 'se mptiest they had h._ in L.. muse bouts. i t wad aa Isaialt,, knocked him down ; assistance, however, being obtained he (de-
king him by the collar, he lice of Mr. John Garrard, formerly a respectable filmier I f tbat
pariah, leaving tensone and daughters, revert seven grandchildren,
Mix. all in a large tub ; skim the liquor well, put it in a him what right he bed to shoot an his grounds? to which he replied, se he eedeleteod the thought Ur. Boyle gala the had spat bs fendsnt) was forced out. Several other potions also struck him be- fifty-levy) great grandchildren. and one great great geandthild,
barrel, and fill up the barrel with water and sugar (one " What business hare ynit to interfere with me? if you ta,arrapa Mrs. Royle's face, on being refaced mwerffiee te •••• t mils fore he could procure mishitance, and,. while him out, a
baringHlitOedritto see
fourEK avrenitiiirik
Al' LONDON pound of sugar to a pint of water, ), as bit*
of as the liquor
bid Um t m
feiments. AlWrwilede add half a bottle whisky, then would
t Inn'. *elm! his
ure„A_„ your eye:, I
towiell shoot you."' _ air. ft • fwartee.
rise
re.
_Boyle waa not present, there ores MOOS to
he offence seemed to him to have seises
aweattebehmaa's rattle fell from under his coat. The takingdefendaut was
snit wies- in kin a i noise with Otheit, so that the performance could Keening ,I • • a. after I. eto wrese• it knee.him, but the defendant sgempiebs. int the MINOR of BOU/Ne: al be thausigeinhlWavi:l4ladhweWahligeot tie: ..,. . a assn. after i 1 Evenins........B3•4lPwaiNl
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• hung up the barrel Is will be ready for bottling by April ant 40,4 marleinword, struck him
say
ipso his itilimic
flown,wideirmin lock
iii,
ini juendo.
gto OURS 'Mom; a constable, attending the Theatre, said tat what ?rented at TUE WRIT:SR PRESS Once, by .1. W CARLTON, tie lei.
at Uel. the eltallftlisas, breast, ifelleat foam for a few moments, wire, helialeteedeP file, Hoz told Bishop he was *owed to take the &arse, and Ins seemed to give digitalisation was the character of She* Jew, as Strand. Ilea published by E. CANNON, saw place.
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hie name ,;iiiiiTe-F00; nowi3;;;;;;;piaa been let toms Tether: hold of 71(e conpttinent's breast7plna'
and thence arose the charge. made Width them.
(been said Mr. Mlle gave Boars, into his =toil_ y, who was DISTURBANCE AT ASTI./
too drunk, P.O seven o'clock, to be hitoimbt to the rates; he told Mr. Qusgsr-sistratn.--Yesterday, Mr.
Boyles*, and to come at nine o'ciegAt lo enter his charge in the able young man, was charged with ci
watchhouse.hook to be heard on Menday. The wetrishosse keeper Wednesday night, during the pet formai
did not ems till a quarter to It, and when Mr. Ito* 11,1, cto William Carr, of Lambeth, said that a
make his barge Bourne was discharged out of custodf.' ten o'clock, the defendant with • I
Bishopondd why be was so late is ring to the watoisbewas was, sing and hooting at something they did n
that he easing very wall ; neither was the man NO d a bed He went to the defendant, end said, .•
been verse steel; there ass a great deal of banes mice will not do here," and on his mit
the parties; they Fad lived in the same boas; there Moab osimalt, knocked him down ; assistance, howerm
mac
as he Understood; be thought Mr. Boyle said the bad spat in fendant) was forced out. Several other F
Mrs. Royle's face, on being refused sostases to ems ; sails fore he could procure assistance, and,
Mrs. Boyle was not present, there was no otie to pap . dory s watchman's rattle fell from under his i
the ovens seemed to him to have arisen bow the.Pori. .891 ass- tusking a i noise with others, so t
In g the name of Bourne; altogether be thought the envie a tint wet be tuned
trading nature, undeserving to lick a men Ills.dillid. ordsJP. . Monroe, a constable, attending the
Mg Rog told Bishop he era isouad to Cage the comic and let seemed to live diesallsfation was the

a field close he his house, carrying a gun,
m when he walked away, evidently wishing
iyson, however, followed him, and eked
shoot an his grounds? to which he replied,
,nu to interfere with me? if you Want
iza
'ill shoot you." Mr. (I '
letexecution, selsPd his tlff.
, but the defendant itosdnin.
nis struck him us IP= his
ro for a few moments, will finjeldstodll