The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-20 00:00:00

SNIITLIFIELD MARKET. Auc. 20.

This day's M irket was amply supplied with prime
13ea4ts, and the,show of Cattle in general was con-
;derable ; and Pork,. sold at, last prices ;
Mutton and Laton are deartl ; and the trade for the
most p brisk.—The *ales in the Hay
:Nlarket were somewhat hvdy ;. Strav44,has got up in
price ; Hay and Ci.dver 16'c:tied last.prices.—We an-
-o:!.x' an accurate staternont of the priced and num-
.
tiers :-- • '

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• To.sink the offs! her stone of 81b.
'Beef 4s. Sd 16 56.-W. Mutton '4s Sd. to .ss. &I. Veal
od to 75. oft Pork ;s. ccl. to 7s. d. i Lamb 45. sa..to
76 od.
Beasts 2210. Sheep and Lambs Calves 310. Pigs
:91

SmlTilrl4D HAY-MARKET.
Hay 61. o;. od. to roL,os, od. Straw 2L tos. od. to 31:
3s. od. Clover 71..05. cd.• to to'. tos. od.

• • CORN-EXCHAVGE, AUG. 20.—T0-day there are
large supplies of wheat, chiefly last week's arrivals,
of -Foreign, which causes heavy sales at rather lower
prices"; Barley'and Malt continue at little variation ;
New white Peas in plenty, and , ss. per quarter
lower ; Beans of the two kinds somewhat dearer ;
there are tolerable s applies of Oats, and sales
thereof are cheaper ; Flour without variation.
'Wheat , 82s a I,os a ir,s . Tick Beans, -- - 46$ a 52s
Pine ditto - - r24s a I2Bi Oats - -22 s 28s a 32$
Rye . - - 405 a 46 'Poland ditto -35 s a 315 s
Barley ,;., ... , -32 s a 44, I'Jtatoe ditto - 4-is a --e
Mait - - 725 a /Sos . Rape Seed . - - 501 a 541
ltiftlite ease - SS' a 64s Fine PlOtlf . gis a lan
Grey ditto - - 4Ss a 54s Seconds - - - gos 'a gss
Lkans - ^ - 54$ 2 63*

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I.U.L\ BOX .ci'ilZE.l IE, Aug. ,18, 1.810.

Ifihit4:all, Aug. 18, 1 84 O.

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The Khig his been pleased to grant to Lieutenant
Genetat Li.ttus-, otfire or place of Lieu-
. ' tenant of tus•..esty's 'rower of London, in the
loom or General Charles Vernon.

Foreign Office, Aug. 18, 1810.
The. Krug • has been ;leased to cause it to lle•eig..
by the Masi Nonle, the Marquis Wellesley,
his -Majesty's Principal Secietary of State tor Fo-
reign Adairs, to the Ministers of frie‘idly and
neutral powers residing at this Court, that the ne-
cessary ,measures have been taken by his INl4jesty's
command, fur the blockade of the Canal, of Corfou,
an-d that this time all the measures authorised
th is sof nations,, gird the respective treatiei,
ly-tween his Majesty. and the ditielent neutral pow-
er;, will,be adopted and executed with respect to all
vessels which may attempt to violate • the said
blockade.

Queen's Palace, Aug. 1.5, 1810.

This day the Chevalier De Sowza Coxittinho;
heretofore En, oy Extraordinary and Minister Plehi-
poientiary from his !loyal Highness the Prince Re-
g, tn. of Portugal, I;ad.a private audience of his _Ma-
jesty, to deliver new credentials as Ambassador Ex-
traordinary and Plenipotentiary from his Royal
High ness.
To which he was introduced by, the Marquis Wel-
lesley, his Arijesi)'s Pri:►cipal Secretary of State for
foreign Affairs, and:conchered by Sir Stephen Cot-
trell, Knt. Master•of the Ceremonies.

If'ur-Offiiv,- Aug. :8, 3 o.

Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Acsistant.Surgeon
M'Auley, hom the 63d Foot, .to be Assistant-gur..

geun.
bzh Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet Stewart-to be Lieu-
tenant, by purchase, vice Douglas, Prompted in the 45th

•
hoot,
.7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Robert .Atexander Chum-
side, Gent. to be ekssist.dit S,rgeon, vice Davis, resigned.
15th Ditto, Corhet Ralph Nlan.fi,ld to be Lieutenant, by
,purchase, vice ileyWOUtt, promoted in the 48th Foot.
Coldstream Regiment ot• Foot Guards, Captain Charles Mac-
kehzie Fraser, front the soth Foot, to to Lieutenant, vice

Lord Alvanley, who exchanges.
3d Iteginient of Foot, Major William Stewart to'be Lieute.
nant-Colonel, ,vice Drummond, deceased. Captain Wil.
Lam C. Campbell to be Major, vice Stewart. Lieutenant
Michael Murphy to be Captain of a Company, vice Camp.
bell. Ensign lohn Hi lto be Lieutenant, vice Murphy.
Frederick Goldpap, Gent. to ba Ensign, vice Hill.
4th .Ditto, Captain lohn Piper
.to be Major, vice Howard,
deceased. Lieutenant Richard Meore to be Captain of a
_ C;.,mpar.y, vice Piper. Ensign Hygattiloyd to be Lieute.
pant, 'vice ivloora. Joseph 4`Vaugh, Gent. to be Ensign,

vice Boyd.
Bth Ditto, hospital- Mate Charles J. Ingham to be Assistant

Surgeon.
tith Ditto, George Illingworth, Gent, to be -Ensign, without
purchase, vice Chartres, resigned.
firth Ditto, Lieutenant D.. ill Gill, from the Bth West India
Regithent, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cont.
son, appointed to the 64th hoot,
23d Ditto, 1-lArris_ ti, . Gent. to be Second Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice he Maitre, promoted in the 30Vest
India Regiment. -- Llewelyn, Gent. to be ditto, vice
Laine, promoted in the 4:11 Foot.
2itlt Ditto, loliu Appleyard Reidy, Gent, to be Ensign,
,OthOut purchase, vice White, promoted in the ad Garrison
Battalion.
41st Ditto, W.lter Kerr, Cent. to be by purchase,
vice Bender, promoted.
42d.Ditto, Second Lieutenant Murdoch !Maclaine, from the
Fbot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Camp-
be.. superseded.
43d Ditto, Maj :r Charles M'Leod, to be Lieutenant-Colo.
net, vice 11ud, deceased. Captain Peter Desitun to be
!Major, vice Nl' Leod. Lieutenant lohn Swinburne to be
Captain of a Company, vice - Cameron, deceased. Lieu-
tenant George Johnson to be ditto,_ vice Deshon.
49th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon, $. W. Korb, from the 41st
Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Lennon, deceased.
sotti Ditto, Captain. Win. Lord Alvanley, from the Cold-
stream. Foot GuardS, to be Captain .ot a Company, vice
'Fraser, who exchanges. lames Mitchel!, Gent. to be
Ensign, without purchase, vice Stapleton, who resigns.
54111 Regiment of Foot, Ensign G. H. Edwards to be Lieu.
tenant. vice Woolriclt, deceased. Bartholomew Donnel.
lan, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice tliggins, pro-
moted in the kris cartison Battalion. Robert Leacrolt,
Gent to be Ensign, vice Edwards.
64th Ditto, Lieutenant Walter Coulson, holt the 18th Foot,
to he Lieutenant, without purchase.
67th Ditto, :Ensign the Honourable. W. S. Bernard,- to be
Lieutenant, 'by purchase, vice' Greenwell, who retires.
lotni,Nlaillew, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice

Bernard.
731 Ditto,- Lieutenant, Francis Birmingham, from the Bth
foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice
Cleveland,. promoted. -
7ith Ditto, Edward l'hair, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Wharrie,'prornoted.
78th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Walter Irwin, from Half-pay
of the ttth Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Bowen,
who exchanges. 's
Both Ditto, Benjamin Swain Ward, Gent. to be Ensign,.
without purchase, vice Forrest, whose appointment has
been cancelled.
Sid Ditto, Edward H. Mason, Cent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice 13egbie, promoted.
83d-Ditto, Ensign Robert Bloxliam to be Lieutenant, by pur-
-1 chase, vice Fry, promoted.
87th Ditto, Ensign Wright Knox to be Lieutenant by pur-
• , chase, v ice O'Donnell, who retires.. . • ,
tooth Ditto, rarnes Edward Dillon, Cent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Stanley,_ prontc ted in the ati'Gar-
risen battalion.
roost, Ditto, Lieutenant -Thomas Coleman, from the 35th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, Wittiout purchase, vice
F itzgerald, appointed to the 96th Foot.
3d Went:lndia Regiment, second Lieutenant - Le Maitre;
from the z3d Foot,'. tu. be. Eieutenant, without purchase,
vice Workman, promoted.
2CI Ceylon /Regiment, William Muir, Esq. to be Pay-

master..' . . .
Royal York Rangers, Ensign Arthur Buchanan to lae Licit-
tenant, without purchase, vice Wright, promoted. En-
sign Bohn Bologne, to be ditto, vice Henderson, deceased.
Volunteer P. M. Berthodieni to be Ensign, without pur.
chase, vice Buchanan. Lacy Morley, Gent. to be ditto,

vice Bologne.
Royal West, India Rangers, Lieutenant D. St. Leger Hill,
from the9sth Foot, tone Captain of a Company, without
porfhase, vice Britton, superseded.
York L!glit Intarby -Volunteers, Major Patrick Henderson,
' front the Royal York Rangers, to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
without purchase. • .
zd Garrison Battalion, Ensign Mark A. Stanley, from the
• will Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Scott, who resigns.
zd Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign Angifs Cameron, from
the Stli Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant.
7th Ditto, Ensign Isaac Tewksbury to be Lieutenant, vice
Kysh, placed On ,the Retired L'.7t. Thomas ittikeley,
Gent. late Quarter-Master ip the 7th Light Dragoons, to
,he Ensign, vice Tewkesbitry.
GARRISONS. . •

Major-General Colin Campbell to be Lieutenant-Governor
of the Garrison of Gibraltar 9 with the local Rank of Lieu_
tenant-General,' so long as he shall continue in the Com-
maiui of the Forces at that place.
Lieutenant-General Andrew sohn Drummond, of the zlth
Veteran .Battalion; to be Governor of • Dunbarton Castle,
vibe lieutenant-General Loftus.

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'nit' Rev. Edward Raptes, IL A, to beg Chiplain to the
•Forces.

HOSPITAL STAFF.

Staff-Surgeon fames Anderson to use ueputy.lnspeaor of
Husp,tals.
The Duke of Brunswick Oe:s' Corps, -•
Infantry. Licutenapt Ernst de Braxidi to be Captain of a
Company, (with temporary rank) vice Quistorp, who has
entered the Austrian service. Lieutenant F. ft Wo
to. he Captain of a Company,: (with temporary rank-) vice
Zielberg, who:resigns.. Ensign Frederick - Mosque. to be
Lieutenant, vice Bielski,, resigned. Ensign F-rederick
Luke to be ditto, vice 11:axim,„,Ensigii Gustavus v. Hul-
sen to be ditto, vice Welfradt. "Serjeant Cadet Gru-
temann to be Ensign; vice Musquit.. Quarter-waster =---
Mohner, troth twothirds pay to be ditto, vice Luke.'
Serjeant Henry Sontag, to he vict Hulse!). Ser.
jeant Wilhelm v. Ritterholm, to be ditto, vice Nagle, re-
signed. /-
London and Westminster Light Horse Volunteers.
Captain S. S. to be Major, vice Collins; resigned. Lieu.
tenant George letmer to ne Captain of a troop, vice Smith.
• Lieutenant-Herbert lenner, to he ditto, vice Shittier, re-
signed. Cornet Matthew Shakespear. to be 'Lieutenant,
vice G. letiner. Cornet Wm. Sheilden .to be ditto, vice
H. lenner. Thomas Esq. to •be Cinnet, vice
Cox, resigned. Robert' D) rely, Esq._ to be ditto, vice
Majoribanks resigned. Major Ronde, Esq. to be ditto,
vice Shakespear. Archibald Reilson, Esq. to be ditto,
vice Sliedden. .

111ENTOR ANDUM.

The removal of Surgeon Wiliianr Stewartsfrom the tooth
Foot to the 49th Regiment, and the promotion of Assistant_
Surgeon Jkorb,- from the 4lst loot to be Surgeon in the tooth
Regiment, as stated in the G.azette of the 23d September
has no: .taken place.
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Ordnance, Office, Aug. ts, tSio.
Corp's of Royal Engineers.
No.' t, Gentleman-Cadet E. A. deSalaberry to be zd Lieu-
tenant, vice Hunt, promoted..
No. 2, Gentleman-Cadet Lancelot Machell to be ditto, vice
Skelton, promoted.,
Nu. 3; Gentleman-Cadet T. H. feliwick to be ditto, vice
Thompson. promoted.. -
No. q, Gentleman-Cadet, L. A. Hail to be ditto, vice Piper
promoted.

Commission in the Norfolk Local Militia, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant.
3d EaStern Regiment.
J. Hurry Palmer, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hawes, pro.
motet!.
Commissions signed by • the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Wilts.
4th Regiment of Wiltshire Local Militia.
Tq he Lieutenant-Colonel.Cominandait.—Robert Hum.
phrys, Esq.
To be Lieutenant-Colonel.—Pahl Methuen, Esq.
To be Major.-,Anthony Guy, Esq. .
To be Captains.—John Figgins, Esq. Thomas Goldney,
Esq. W. H
.Awdry, Esq. Aqdley Harvey, Esq. R.
Howard, Esq.- tI. A. Merewether, Esq. John Brookes,
Esq. H. S. Joyce, Esq
To be Lieutenants.—John Slade, Gent. William Combley,
Gent. Thomas Pococke, Gent. Henry lo)ce; Gent.
Jahn Tuckey, Gent. ' John Waite, Gent.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Salop.
Shropshire Regular Militia. '
To be Major.—The Hon. CaptaM Bridgman, vice Dicken,
resigned..
To be Captain.—Richard Palmer, Esq. vice Bridgeman.
To be Lieutenants..-Ensign Drury, vice Pritchard,
resigned. Ensign Dorset, vice Lester. .
To be Ensigns.—Thomas Boyce, Gent. vice Drury. Kin-
der Crewe, Gent. vice Dorset. .•
Centre Regiment of Shropshire Local Militia.

To be Captains.:- Lieutenant fohn Williams, vice Brad-
t,ridge, resigned: Lieutenant John Ravenshaw, vice Hunt
promoted
To he Lieutenants.—Ensign john Carline, vice Williams.
Ensign S. Hrutsitovn, vice liavenshaw.
Commissions in. the Oxfordshire.Local Militia,signed by the
Lord Lieutenant. •
East or Central Regiment.
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To be Lieutenants. =Thomas Wyatt, Ccnt. Ensign D.
Eaton. George Hitchings, gent.
Commissions in the Western Regiment of Denbighshire Lo-
cal Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.

To be Lieutenant.—Ensign Mm [ones, vice Owen, re:.
signed.
To be Ensign:— John Davies. Cent. vice Jones, promoted.
to be Quarter.Master.—Seijeaut Major Thomas Jones, vice
Jones, resigned.

EXRAT Cl 4 in the- Return- ot Killed and -W-onnded in the
Gazette of Saturday the ilth instant.
95th Regiment.
For Captains lasper.Creagh au Samuel Mitchell, 'severely
wounded, since dead, read Captain jasper Creagn, severely
wounded, Since dead. •
Captain S. Mitchell, severely wounded.

arm 29f, at eleVerti at the
.Dog Tavert, Manchester. At-
turtnes, al r. L ;Its C haiteery -lane, London;, or Mr. Knight,
iol.illcliester. -
William- Westerman, of Manchester, cotton-spinner, Sept.
6,8, and 29, at "eleven, at Dog Tavern, MartLilet,:i. ht- •
tonnes, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane,. Lundun ; or -Mr:,
Knight, Manchester. • .
Clirii.f.rier Hamilton. •of Windsor, 'Jerks, linen-draper,
Aug.. 25, Sept. 8, and 29, at ten, at Cutldliwli, Lotion.
Atttnicey, Mr. Jones, 111artin's-lane, 4:A1111011-at rect.
Wiiliaut Inteson, of Princes-row, Wintecliapel-road, c(4l-.
merchant, \S• pt. 4, at ten, S. and 24, at twelve, at Guild-
hall. Attarne), Mr: G. Anthony, flatton-Garden.
John lelli:ries Keys, late of Gill-street, Lintehouse,
chant, Sept. • 4, at ten, 8, ann. 29, at-twelve, at
hall. "Attorney, Mr. Llewellyn, kleet-street.
Samuel Itowlandsonand Edwaid Isaac, ot Cheapside, Lon-
don, warehousemen, Aug. 2y, Sept 8, and 2y, 'at ten, at
,Attornies, Messrs. Pitches: and Sampson,
John Kerigan, ot Liverpool, boot and shoe-maker, Sept. 7,8,
and' 29, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. A t tornies,
Mr. ‘Veddowcrott, Gray's-hut, London; or Mr Davies,
Liverpool.
Harriet Barnes, widow, of %Vol verhampton, Satallbrds)tire,
iniViner, Aug. 30, ; I, and Scot. 29, at twelve, at tic Stork
Hotelf Bittninghatti. Aitornies, Messrs. Webb and
Tyndall, Birminglt:on„
Joseph Pickering, ot Nalliwell, and Edward Pptt, of Little
Bolton, Lancashire, cotton-spinners; 3,4, and 29. at two,
at the Palace Inn, Manchester. At torn.es, Mr. S. Eng;
Manchester ; or Alf.. Edge, linter 'l%.htipie; London.
'obit Morgan, of the Green Man and suit, Coppice-row,
-Clerkenwell, vid nailer, Aug. 25, 28, and Sept. 29, at
twelve, at C uildliall. Attornies,_ Messrs. Vandercorn and
Cutnyn, Bush lane, Cannon-street.
- • . • OW'IDEA' DS .
' Sept, n. M. Webster, Witliain, York, builder.
Sept,. 8. G. Gibson, Liverpool, pipe.tnaker.
Sept. 8, K. Cooper, Paradise-street, St. Mary-le-bonne,
terer. ,

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Sept. 8. F.. -Wakeling, Clare, Suffolk, brewer. • •
Sept. 8. J. Rock, Westmoreland-buildings, Aldersgate-
street, tailor.
Sept. S. j. Ludlam., Wood-street, hosier.
Sept. ;z R. W. U. Schni.der, White-Lion-court, Birchin.
lane, merchant.
Sept. is. R. Bryan, Greek-street, Soho, tallow-chandler.
Sept: so. R. Abney; Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire,
brick.maker.

SCpt 2,-). R. Fourness, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, iron.
founder.

Sept. z:. W. U. Truntbeck, Migories, victualler.
Sept. IS. 0. Cluttou, Tooley--strect, Southwark, corn-mer-
chant. .

Sept. 8. G. Stock Well, Sheerness, boat. builder.
Sept. S. H. Davis, Walworth, ,cap-nialtQr.
Sept. is. 1. Chincrv, Great tilary.le•bottne:street, grocer.
Sept. S. •1. Worley, Jun. Fisli.:>treet-ltill, linen-draper. .
Sept. LS. 1. West, Somers place East, St. Pancras, piais_
tcrer.

Sept. 22. I. Bull, Grove.place, Deptford, vidualler.

CERTIFICATE.

Sept. 8. Elllll, Queen-street, Cheipside, lead-rnerchant
E. Paulding, Gainsuorough,

W. and rl. L uncap, Liverpool, 'drapers.
I. Tyson, Liverpool, tallow-chandler..

atinter,L it tie Portland- treet co.wh-inaker.

I. Potts, White-Bear-yard, Backbit', MiddirseX, cabinet-
maker.

'l'. Thomas, Streatham-street, Blooinsbury, jeweller.

CAMBRIDGE ASSIZES'.

THE KING, ON'THE PROSECUTION OF EDWARD CROP-

LEY V. 1110,M.'.6'CAVE, AUNGIER I'EACOCE., AND

JOSEPH POND.

This was an indiclment for an assault under the
following circumstances :—The • parties are all far.:
mers ; Crorley, Cave and Peacock, reside at Witch-
,ford; and Pond at Ely.—ln July• 1809, after they
had attended at a sheep-washing,
.they went to a
public-bOthe at Ely,. where they dined ; in the eve-.
oing, Cropley lett the room, and on his return lotind
his seat ,ol:cupied. by Peacock, who retiNed to quit
possession. The prosecUtor then took another ;
after which Peacock held his fist at Cropley's face,
and said he would fight .hime This he declined.-=—
Peacock then challenged another man in the room,
who also refused, when Peacock struck him, where.,.
upon a battle took place between them; upon the
latter being thrown down, and calling for somebody
to assist him, the prosecutor wetti to help him up,
when Cave, one of the defendants, laid hold of him,
and a scuffle ensued, during which the candles were
-put out. When they were again lighted, Cave,
still retaining his hold of the prosecutor, said to
Peacock, " What shall Ido with him ?" " knock
•him down," was, the reply. This-was no sooner
said than done ; and afterwards Peacock struck him,
whilst lie was an the ground. The prosecutor, after
he got up, went into the kitchen, where the-three
defendants followed him; and Cave gave hid) a severe-
bloiv. The prosecutor then took up a poker, and,
swinging it, round, struck one of the defendants;
upon which Pond knocked him down. He then
tried to creep out of the kitchen, and had got to the
door, when he was pulled back by
.Peacock„ who
again struck him. After which Cropley, got into
the passage, wherehe saw the landlord, and refit est-
ed he would put him in a safe place, or the defend-
ants would kill him. The landlord shut hiM up in
the cellar. The difendants then forced open the
door, and Peacock and Cave again beat the prosecu-
tor violently. He was afterwards helped' to bed by
the landlord,,and the following day was obliged to be
attended by a surgeon ; it was a fortnight before
he had sufficiently recovered to attend his busi-
ness.

'These fa& having been proved, and the defend-
ants not calling any witnesses, the Jury under the
direction of his Lordship found them Guilty, .

WILKINSON V. O'MARA.

This was an action on the cue, brought by the
plaintiff, William Wilkinson, cider and :training
groom to Sir Sitwell Sitwell, Bart. with whom he
had lived in that capacity fifteen years, for definna-
tivn by the defendant's calling the plaintiffa poison-
water-rlFcall and accusing him'at the betting- post on
the race ground at Newmarke►, in the last OCtober
meeting,. with having been concerned in poisoning
water at 'Doncaster; in consequence.of which re-
port.and consennent imputation, Sir Sitwell Sitwell
dismissed Wilkinson from 116 service, and the plain-
tiff laid special damages. The Judge however, was
of opinion, that the words not being in themselves
actionable, no horses-having been actually poisoned
at Doncaster ; and not being sufficiently pointed, in
his opinion, to induce the discharge of the. plaintiff
from, Sir S. Sitwell's service.

The plaintitF was nonsuited, but we understand
intends trying' it again, thedefendatit not having
pleaded in jtirisdiaion.

Coutbel for plaintiff, Serjeant Peckwell and Mr.
Storks ; Attorney, Mr. Buckle, Newmarket.—
Counsel for defendaer,, Serjeant Salon and Mr. Best;
Attorney, Mr. DescOw, Huntingdon. .

lio 7E CIRCUIT.

ESSEX ASSIZES.

CLIELMSFORD, AUG. 17.

,The murder Ntltiell was tried res.terdav baying (le',
-cupied su iime, Lord EiLiNkoitoucti, s:v"
not able to finish ou the Cro‘tb side, .but"sal this
rooming.

Elizakila Go.s, a • young girt of the age of ine-•
teen,.was indicted for the v% Ulu! cuurdcr cif her bits,
ittd child.

Janies' Cockle, a surgeon, was in the motntlr..
May last scat for, as it was stiTected that the pri'
sorer had been delivered of a child. In her bud-;,
room he discovered circutustauc,,s which induce:-:
him to look further, an:l on Seatchin'g the pri.ouer:,
box, he found tie dead body of a 661,1 tied up ill :w
apron. Hi- belief. was, tkat the child Was
alive, though he would not Undertake. to swcar that
it was.

Ilartlia Salmon, the girl's mistress, dmose,,+.
that she had suspected she was %kith child, arid hut
taxed her with it ; but she did not acknowl4e
it. The jury found the prisoner Nvi
The Learned Judge then directed [lien] to
whether they were of opinion • that the child was'
horn a bastard, and whether she hid tideavoured,
to conceal its birth. 'They found her guilty "t•
the concealment, and_ she was sentenced to 0"'
year's imprisonment.
The LORD CuILI BARON finished on the
Side early yesterday, and .set off for town.
• Lord ELLENnottouou, in 'poising sentence on the..
six Irishmen convicted of the murder,
it was a most melancholy spectacle to see so nPIOy
men, in the flower of youth and health, who, tr" 1!:
the turbulence of untidy passion, had lot kited lbe't
lives. It was a ease of the most atrocious sort, "".
which he felt hitusell.bOUnd to leave to the •e""r1
of the law. It the laws were suffered to slunih,
where they had been so grossly violated, the cowl":
would justly have to dreg I.t hat such sot t of turbule'::,
riot would end in, the more ftircidable crime of
lion, and we should perhaps be exposed to '"'"'
wit's which had been. suffered by other rol'!1"
trier, to which lie would, not now more 411..
tinCtly allude. Whether, upon an attentive 0";:
sideration. of the etidence, he should be 3'),
to extrad any thing fatourable to
.any of theo"
he could not now say,; hilt with respect to did not tecollea any iggrov,iting circurnsanc-7,:
he, it" be recollected right, was merely
akdin,i in the gener,4l riot.. He feared, with resl) . -
to all the others, there were facqs and-expreslol`.,
prosed which must _exclude them from favour.
They all protested 'they were Innocent, and t•
seemed to think that nobody could be.stulty botti
td
man who adually killed the'deeeased. The )11.4sit`4
here ended.

A droll mistake happened in' the Criminal C('1„
at the Lincoln Assizes last Tuesday. Whilst 11,"*„it;
men-for a burglary at 'Wrangle, were. on triad,
of respectability was by favour introductd to 3
behind the bar, immediately before the sac o i" t
Court allotted to the audience = she- was dressed
habit mid bea,s'er hat, alid her curiosity, Pronll'it's;.
her sometimes to stand on, she at last ciught the
sensation of the Judge, who, deceived by tier
exclaimed with indignation, " Why do:s not Ilie
man take off his hat ;'.-" •The confusion *of the l''`,",;
was extreme : she sunk upon her seat, atuida i, .
uncharitable laughter. of the whole Comp- 10,0
es-en the prisoners refraining from a smile A'`
mistake.