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-so Iliffcrent to wbal she Lad btrn Ina to, ha Po.ifitslered
pad rntifose.l her, that she could nut rentruater any sue pre.
ton that had berw them.
he %Yuri toy Nlaaistrate Maisel her to let it be the last time
of her rreeiwiax eonspasty in that way, is sbe was liable lu •
penalty of 1001. fur saling herr willows* a beeline.
Primmer was remanded sill Friday, and a summons was or.
%Inca to to enforce lb, atteadauee of the sunitlesappren.
t.ce.

SECOND EXAMINATION OF DE CAMSAU, FOR
ATTEMPTING TO lIIVIIDER A PRIEST.
1. 'natty Leo* De (*amountr mistime, charged with al-
t....piing to warier the Rev. Waits t Nlaihias, one alive Ca.
sh. Clergymen belungiug to the Spanish Chapel iu Thayer.
street, onSorrilay monolog, tbs. Ilfib inst. was again brought
up for farther examination.
'the ex iusiriation already published was again read over,
'but Nothing slew was adduced.
Magistrate—" Mr.Caasau, were you horn in England'"
Prisorier—m No ; 1 was bung in Nan's."
Magisirate—`• How old are you'"
l'rirosire--j' I am Orentyrimest."—'He looks about forty )
Mr. ALLEY attended on behalf of the Prisoner, and art
tip the plea of Mammy. He said inch another plea lie
piii up for the eekbrated Mr. Bellingham, which that gen-
tleman did not approve of, and probably the Prisoner
blight du the mdse. The Learnt a Counsel 'then railer' the
hiltriairse evidence, observing, lived althuegls it could not
pill veil! use Alagisirates conemittiog bins, it would ensure
Cie attendance of the WIMEIROVII at "the total.
Mr. M g, ironmonger, issOsford-mreet, stated, that
Pottle time ay" the Prisoner came to his shop and bespoke
an iron shield, of great thickams; be afterwards bespoke a
sr hole suit of armour. consist Mg of several pieces, and weigh-
hg for all of which he paid. Mires, remoustrated
081 Ina abanrility of Isis attempting to can so much iron sin
his body, and his answer was, " that a lentil could walk 30
or 40 miks a day hi such ekillies,"•and that he would want
a set of other,. to the amount of ten thousand. Wituess, of
course, refused to receive the order.
The lei/dimly where the Prisoner lodged mid, be was a
man of some iimperiy, bet either mad or very recent. ie.
He lived about three years on bread and water, and often
subsisted whole weeks on oranges!!
Prisoner (to Ilk Magistrate)--" Did you mud my letter
to lord Bar ghersh ?"
Magistrate—" All your letters were sent, and you will
now be fully commitisd so she House of Correction, where
re trim tome from, and where you will be taken good
care of"
Priumer—u I think if lam mail, it is a bad place to send
me to the Howie of Correction to reform"
Mr. %Venn, the surgeon of the pima, mid, every atten-
tion was paid to him, but he would persist that the prismiers
were Mira)s sneukine about him. The Prisoner's father is a
nit reliant at Rourileaus, and be has many respectable friends
nu Paris and other 'nuts.

NICRDERS AT GREENWICH.

l'estrrilme 11:w;114eofficer returned, sifter makiug every
rere-iutry ingiory at the plate be was dtrectcd to, aceonling
to the iieforinantin •bat was laid by the sus of Admiral
Douglas, concerning the suspected retreat of Homy, Om
murder. r; lie notertained that the stalcaseut of that outle-
min was in very respect acierate, but that instead of Has-
sey baring slept at the house mentiourd is Ore information
last Saturday sortie, it was on that night wrest:, after which
he bad absconded from thence, and ha not since been heard
Its his return he karst from • man of the same of
ratisiontie, • foreigner, that a person answering the
inscription of Hassey, and who, be was almost es nein,
was bins, was thew us board the sloop Dorset, by • fictitious
.Wll/16C, and had his possum paid to Lisbon. According to
this nif 'rotation be went on board the sloop Dorset, and
made his business known to the Captaio, us which the
suspected person was hi ought before him ; the man had
an isn•K•dimrut in his speech, was of the saute size and age,
and dr. used nearly is the same manner as Hussey, and in
every respect answered the description given of him in the
po:iong bills, but on his making inquiry of Mr. (tleby, the
ship-broker, sending in Ingrani-court, Frathureh•stnst, he
arcs stained that the suspected pergola was a respectable 'mer-
chant, bound for Lisbon. The name of this gentleman, from
motives of delicacy, we forbear to mention. There is nu
fuither Irate as yet of the murderer.

TOw • natl., sorlsWetitt.
COMMITTER FOR RELIEF OF SEAMEN ROBBED.
A seaman, named Moment Davi, apprelicarled by Kinsey,
the constable, was xesterdey brought b. fore Sir J. EAM►it,
on a charge of stealing • arirow articles of bedding and wear-
tog apparel, the propeity of the Committee fur the relief of
destitnte Seamen.
Kinsey stated, that on Ter sday morning, at a very early
hour, he obi.ei red the Prieunee earryiog a large bundle of
thongs elm; Tuuky.street, which suspecting to be stoke
tooperty, he took Jinni into custody.
I.ieuteriant Barker stated, that he was one of the Com
nonce fin tlic Bela uf Destitute Seamen, and had the coin.
ruled of the Ahouilanee store ship, one of the vessels al,
iv led for Slur receplimr of such pervious as were deemed by
Ito! Vont 11l l Ice tube proper objects for relief. The Prisoner
w•is rcirninntruil.d by the Cuniniitirc, and was received us'
the Abeindiusee, and lie was furnished by their direc-
t :ots with wearing apparel and Itedsling ; hiving expressed a
di sire to go to Livrrpoul, his Dative place, a passage was eu-
pigril and 'mil for tom on board a tread, whirl.
at anchor at Blackwell. The very first right that he was
on board, lw stole away the boat and Wen-ended. The arti-
ole• found in his possession. the witness identified as the pro.
;wily of the Committee, and which were given him upon
.onditiou Ileat he should proceed immediately to Liverpool.
The &legislate said, that so thgraill an Outwore of fraud
and ingratitude deserved the severest penishment, and be
should therefore commit the Prisuoer to take his trial at the
Quarter &mitres.

The LOCO ADVOCATE of Scotland has, at length,
made a return to the order of the !louse of Com-
mons for it list of all persons arrested in Scotland
iipon rharges of treasonable practices, and of admi-
1111.1efillg and taking unlawful oath•. From this
return it appears, that of thirty-seven persons sr.
tested and committed to the Castle of Edinburgh,
only one was tried, and be was acquitted ; another
nas held to bail by the Court of Justiciary without
ilia!, and the remainder were released after being
iintirnainell for a, eel ml months.
THE NORTH POLE.—It is said that Lord COCH.
RASE has caused a steam-boat to be built, in
which he totem,* to make a voyage to the North
Pule, and from thence to Behrisig'eStrait. She
is to be schooner-rigged, and will be accompanied
I,t• I.OIIIP old collier, laden with coals, as far as
Siiitzbergen. I lerc the teals will be taken into the
; and as the ann is only about five days to
the Pole, moil from thence to fiehring's Strait nine
days, mid as it Is itetemtril to make use of awl* when
the wind is flirt his Lordship is sanguine in hope of
being the hist to accomplish the north-west passage
over the Pule, and thus to get both of the Muria-
int iitary rewards, amounting to '25,0001. one half of
which nearly will be expended in the outfit. flu-
irdous as the navigation among the ice With a steam.
boat may appear to b 3et the besetment nt ships in
the ice georrally happens in a when the ice
is niaving :About in all directions by the under-
currents, while the ships remain Untlinveahle ;
•,heleas, by lighting up the ergine atteiatcrt the
winch 1404, the ship may be carried on. We
hastily a i>h his Liirshibip success in tins hazardous
is,.ilettaktug.-I,lliirmirtg l'upe►.) •

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