The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-14 00:00:00

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treated you d4Plifile
my face.
1?
BaoniitiiLl aak -iiii-aga;irs who assaulted I°tam_H
did Mr. Cowderay tske any particukr part in it? sde' For
I know not, your Worship, that he did; but I col!ert m,
did not, because he was not in the rooru till all 11'14 Per
(A roar of laughter followed this answer.) •Art achh i
Silvester, an Irish officer of this establishrivin:aft4r! For
thcii now did you not swear that he bate you w:4' Jf. For
iota pin when you took out the warrant? Be". For
did I swore wrcos, , Mr. Cowderey did not beat unitl
r'ri.yfeeted me ; but Ifitzt him in the warrant' Weal° For
in his hoUSe I got the beating. 'tined
Mr. Baur;tmr•—Stand down, Mr.: COVldeceYs For
charge against you is &mimed.: xito;,!• pi k)ornir
Berry—As to who assattl•d miy..l!cbarge that on 10 'low.
(Andrews) with knocking ml head nearly Wog Fror
wall.
- th' 15'
Mr. Andrews, au old nervous man, here, 01,11 °I.Nov
voice, said—" I knock his head through a wall . Ate
could not make a dent in a pound of butter. infer',-1
Httei
vaulted the mars, he does not know who assaulted njoil far th
-gain RICHSEML-80 it • ears. Why roan you Itteet

Capt., appe_
know ;tiff, assaulted you. Dtl
Berry—" Who assaulted me." He looked NO ,10,
obtained no answer ;—again he essayed " who 41.1 fir
me," and was answered bra roar of laughter, in 11,-,00
Magistrates most heartily joineA, He then said,
give it up." •Dd
Mr, BRODERIV—What are you, man ? Berry
candidate for the office of a parish watchman. s 0
Cowderey assured the Magistrate that the 137,103
quite drunk when he entered the house, and•instantlY
an attack upon all the customers in the tap-room.
Berry, fixing his eye upon a little drunken batber,oil
was under orders'for the tread-mill for a dititurbasci, 0 .
" Did you assault me?" The little barber eyed I'l,ol vescornfully, and very inelegantly desired fi:;111 to ask 1" ! +- n I
of his person. br°l4 rnosi
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hei
At this juncture a soldier bustled through the.t .040'. by tve,
laughing spectators, and placing himself in orderly' 4;4 d of „it
before the Magistrates, said, " Your honours, 14'x;14 here
went to my commanding officer, and reported thAtkist?'
acted unsoldier-like with some civilians, and had ls41,11i• hi, di
and I was marched off by a corporal and file of 111'60e,
consequence from my quarters to the Tower, and 0100 Cyr
fur twenty-six hours in the black hole, and deal .31
but that I may he brought to a drum-head court floart:,
and I never laid finger on him."--The Magistrat—
stoutly dismissed the complaint.

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THE KING'S STATUE.
‘1144):
BRIGHTON, OCT. 12.—The Steyne 714
has been the grand focus of attraction, 0%1 PAST
cause the statue of his Majesty, which rece.l'hi
yir tVith
its permanent situation on the pedestal front
a
ni* 1
the enclosure of the northern" compartment v 11,tighg
Steyne yesterday, the work having been 00.
completed at precisely two o'clock in the vrf, kr. G
noon, and which was announced by rt )1/1,,1 -----
peal from the bells of St. Nicholas. The r,
rthis
pe•aospthrone ged
yesterday,
aiyt all ranks and d
,h
fromtheperiaosdcrinpativioein k
and
night-fall ; and the multitude in number tiril;
has been increased in a tenfold degree. ofi
lotf
weather has been auspicious—it has heenit.oli Re,
of the brightest days of the season, and the vie
of the 10th Hussars have added their har#
le
in contribution to the pleasures of the wiPotii
The statue represents his Majesty in histrO
of state, with the. right arm partilly extenv
and as addressing a congregat) hiP
or, as it may be supposed,
of the two Houses of Parliam,
ing or close of the Session,
mirably formed—the. Count,
likenesS to that of the: ing;
and commanding attitude
character of the Sovereign
served. The folds of the .
ture—the tassels which orn,
fine effect, and most skilfu;
the right foot (the extremit
projects a little beyond the
tal), the leg and knee, an„
body as the flowing draperil
open hand of the extended arm
and if the arm itself, in somk
may appear as somewhat
there are other situations, and
ought only to be regarded
where the true effect is,ra—
coverable.
The tout ensoidie imposing and gran
is, indeed, a highly finished specimen of art, of
sheds additional lustre upon the
.profes6l-yo'
fame of Mr. Chantrey. The statue is of brqvito
weighing, perhaps, three tons, standing
feet from the surface of the pedestal, which I
ten feet from the earth, and therefore gilo
the extreme altitude of the former 19 feet. io
a work which aspiring artists may conterilf
and derive instruction ; it is a,work eVerl, it
meriting the proud situation it now occupleoo,o
near approximation to the palace of the 1
powerful Monarch in Europe, whom it rein
.01'.
sents ; and as an offspring of gratitude for it'ol!
culable advantages received, and of affectionoti
loyalty to his person and Government, fray''
,large portion of his subjects, itivolving the 10°
bitants of Brighton from one extremity t°
other, and Sussex universally. 1
Public and private entertainments, to celeoehr'sl9'
the above most gratifying event, are in pr Olt
with us, .to distinguish the present week dud
week ensuing.
I)ij‘
In the garden of Mr. JAMES Voss, in
vaes, Brecknock, there is a codling tree in full 14
with a fair prospect of fruit, although it bore a full 0.
apples this summer. This is a remarkable eireorusw
this afvanced season of the year.— Cambrian.

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BIRTHS. #
On the 12th inst., at West DraYtim,Re'
lady or Hubert de Burgh, Esq., of a son and heir.
le.
At Chester, the lady of the Hon. C. Napier, uf,,a
On the 9th inst., in Montague-square, Mrs. J. "
of a son.
AIARRIED. get'
Oa the Utli inst., at St. John's Margate, by t-erbro
Francis Barron, William Crowe, Esq., to Misc.'
Dailey, of Lambeth.
On the 9th inst., at Edinburgh, by the Rev. .I°.—.lstit'
hams, Mr. Charles Richards, of St. Martin's-lane, t°
daughter of James'Eceles, Esq., of.Glasgotv. • 01'
On the 10th inst., at Clifton, W. Rowland Air 10
of Hornetiffe-house, Berwickshire, and Alefusenriello
conshirt, 4
to Miss Mary Aritie Hanson, eldest d 341014 bi 4tal
John Hanson.g.N., of Upper Norton-street, r°', ‘Nttilt.
place, late solieiMe to the Board of Stamps. Ad! tt
Captain Joseph Maynard, R. N., to Harriet' d di yp
danghter of Clark Hillyard, Esq., of Tborpelandsrl'
amptooshire.
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At Hollymount church, Robert Rutledge, of the cc)ie
Mayo, Esq., to Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, daughter (01, aki
`
late Captain Thomas Bragg, of Egremont, Canberlarr
,c
te,l
On the 9th inst., at Marylebone New Churehrjte(
Dison, of Regent-street, to Mary Lydia Collins, daub
of the late T. Collins, Esq. l 4"" of tit
At Peterhead, Thomas Ferguson, Esq., to Barbarso'' with
cheson, second danghter of the late James. Hutchttovr due e,
Peterhead. ,hohltt jag '
DIED. - „rel.( pre%
is 13
On the 9th inst., at Brighton, after a few days'
illness, Jane Forster, of Tottenham, second daughtetJtis
late William Forster, a member of the Society of Frirrii and
On
_the 10th inst., at her residence, .Lewisham,}‘itl o neat'
the 90th year of her age, ,Mrs. Elizabeth Prest, 11 and
William Prest, Esq. W'
I to
On the 11th inst., at. Mr, Musgrave's, Dread-std
Mathew Betts, of Potion, Bedfordshire, aged 63.
On the 11th inst., at Widefields, near Guilfordy
lung and lingering illness, Pilgrim Mangles, Esq., I'
years,'harrister-at-law.
►
At Edinburgh, Elizabeth, wife of Henry Efskt0 et,
son a-1d heir of the Right Hon. Henry Erskine, Isisr
Lord Advocate of Scotland, and nephew and heir r 7
tive of the present Earl of Buchan.,

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