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London, England, 1830-07-23 00:00:00

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in which he saw Stent, and the representation
soner as to his family, that Capt. Farringdon was incline(
to subscribe. The prisoner, in his examination berm*
Magistrate, admitted that he was not *Clergyman* an
that his real name was Whinyle. Mrs Stent ,
received any money from the prisoner ; but hei
had wished him once to write to some one for
but she objected to it.
The case for the prosecution being closed,
Mr. C. SAUNDERS, for the prisoner, contended 60
indictment was bad, inasmuch as the evidence wing
show that the credit was given in consequence of Idle
which were never alluded to in the indictment.
Mr. ERSKINE said, be considered the indictment 10
altogether, for it stated the prisoner's object to Wool'
money under the pretence that it was for Georgians 110
riet Stent, whereas in the evidence her name had rife
been mentioned. He was sorry it so happened, but its
impossible the indictment could stand, and therefore
prisoner must be acquitted. They must go aconlliog
the rules of law.
We understand a detainer is lodged against the Prior.
who is about 30 years of age, and of good address. Is
said he read the burial service better than most men, IP
that his sermons were of the first order.
There are some very heavy cases coming on to-m'
and it is not expected that the business will be over pill fin
late on Saturday night.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAV

FROM LLOYD'S.
Dui, JULY 22.--Wind SM.--Arrivid
London, and sailed, the Maria, Tindall, for Quebec
.117
Troughton, for Demerara, remains ; the rest of the NM'
bound have sailed.
Barnot, JULY 22.—Arrived the Cosour
from New York.

HOLYHEAD, JULY 22.—00' port, the Sarah?
from New Orleans.
LtvitaeooL, JULY 21.—Off port, the Lay
Pace, from Charleston. Arrived the Alary, v!""'"
from Barbadoes.

The Emily, Taylor, from Bombay, and Prind:o4o4BdPinial.oo
Mallard, from Hobart Town, have arrived at Snall."!—
The Egyptian, Lilburn, from London, and thenjetnem--
from Bourbon, discnasted and leaky, bound to
=
have arrived at the Mauritius.
The Thames, Anderson, from Van Diemen
the Mauritius, was condemned at the Swan River's
lag, and would be sold.
t... to SO'
The Cumberland, Still, from New South Watw..,--- 00
River and Bombay, struck on a rock about 151? MIL
Swan River the 4th of March last, and was Ilhafi,
The following arrivals are posted at Lloyd's'l'o-•
Ariel, King, from Trinidad, and Corsair, Hami1gat.„...1.6.1
Bay Chaleur, in the Clyde ; Brilliant, Cooke, fowl Dr&
does, at Belfast ; and New City of Cork, CIAO mr
Barbadges, at Cork. , 110
The following arrivals are potted at Lloyda:".
Doris, Ballerno, from Rio Janeiro, at Jersey; °sc."
Wild, from Dantxic; and Rose, Moore, frongS;
Hull.
The hEuagreopen;,
Wood,
ig from
a, at Memel,
H
Chance, Stevenson, from Oporto, at •-___,A,
off Whitby ; and Ell
Dixon, from
.1,1 k 0
The Douglas, Malcolm, bound to St. John's, i" - ft,l
put into Garmoyle Roads leaky.
fit
The following vessels have arrived in the RisortlA,,
Elisabeth, Currie, from the Mauritius; Cheviot, Tr;
from Rio Janeiro ; German, Arnold, from St. Pty
burgh ; Friends, Liddell, from Stettin ; Sylph, PATF.'"‘
from Pillau ; and Jemima, Franklin, from Honing'