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constable should be in waiting, when the prisoner
an answer, and that a sovereign should be handed t
prisoner, in order to make the case complete. Witt?ess
handed the money to the prisoner, and then called police-
sergeant Whall, who was in an inner room. The constable
came forward and took the dant efen nt int h
o custody.
The defendant had a quantity of books with him, and the
following letter, which is genuine :

"June 26,1848.
" The Duke of Wellington has received Mr. Bdwards'il
letter of the 25th instant.
" The Duke has no recollection of having seen Mr. Ed
wards at Walmer Castle. He is not awere that he is in want
of glass ware. He has no reason to be dissatisfied with the
tranesmen of whom he is in the habit of purchasing glass.
The defendant, who said ho was a glass-blower, was re"
mantled for further inquiry.
QUEEN-SQUARE.
James Caleerhouse, a well-dressed young man, was charged
with a very violent and unprovoked assault upon John might,
a tradesman, living in Old Pie-street, Westininste previous
r.
Complainant was shutting up his shop on the
a short
night, when he heard some girls, who were standing
distance from him, say they would have a lark,
company
And in A
minute or two afterwards defendant, who was in
with them, came up to complainant, and, without the sliglites
provocation, struck him a violent blow on the mouth Wall
stick, which knocked him down. The fellow then ran
but was pursued and taken into custody.
Defendant, in answer to the charge, agid that the sho
keeper struck him first. He, however, did not call anyboel
in support of his assertion.
Defendant was fined 3/., and in default of payment cep
mitted for one month to Tothill-fields Bridevvell.
CLERK_EIV WELL. utho-
Six youths were placed at the bar, charged theirthe 11,-_,has,
rities of St. Pancras parish with tearing up eir t.
and refractory conduct in the workhouse, on Saturdal nyi"cy,
'rho prisoners were tried at the Old Bailey, on en Waab-
ment for burglary in the workhouse, but acquitted ; they on
sequently went to the workhouse, and were admitted. 0,
Monday they combined together to disturb the estebtina,
ment, and their conduct was of the most violent descriP
and they then forced their way out of the house. tech
The prisoners, in their defence, said they applied for
discharge, but it was refused them.the eri"
Mr. Pitt, clerk to the directors of the poor, said hlci
loners did apply for their discharge and it wee reva.:dsl
until they were taken befor the board en Tuesday or
next. fide
hartl;e n
i thatlabour,
i f
broughtfol• l 4 days
there eachmga
i;
nththe
The prisoners were sent to the House of Correctil'oivE
for six weeks. eyAlwat,oriusltdrabtee
COin,..„ni.
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WORSHIP-STREET. trope Pit
Yesterday twelve men, named William Smith,
0107,
Philip Hamilton, Alfred Hoppe, James Hoare, Johns 7#ll
Samuel Wilkins, Leonard Just, William Warag6si
Mining, William Ghost, and Edward Martin, -K, ifi'asl
the bar, before Mr. Bingham, charged with having:ooo,li
engaged in the promotion of a dog-fight at the hotr,,p.
named Wilmot, in Christopher-street, Bethnal•r-withr.,
the prisoners belonged to the lowest class of societl94 Oro
exception of Martin, Wilkins, and Just, the fortuer
was described as the captain of a Battersea stem ert a
two latter as master watchmakers. 0
m sil
h es.o
Mr. BINGIii strongly animadverted upon Le ass ,2
brutalising tendency of such practices, so totally Acti. orn,
with the proper attributes of true courage, an or,j
Smith, West, and Hamilton to pay a fine of 108. etoto
imprisoned for a fortnight in the House of Corre';',o an.
all the other prisoners were fined ss. each, or sl'
imprisonment.

SOUTHWAK.
u9g
Yesterday Alfred Botham, a smartly dressed 12 ittegif
was brought before Mr. Cottingham, charged WO
ing to pick pockets in High-street, Southwark.
it appeared that in the course of that morning we Perm
accompanied by an associate, was observed busily el2,oogLi
trying the pockets of several persons proceeding
above crowded thoroughfare towards London-bridPory
separated near the Town-hall; and Mr. Evans, ille„ot''
tendent of the M division, happening to be walking ;16,
spot, he was closely followed by the prisoner, Ifk
unsuccessful attempt to pick his pocket, of a sil to
chief. The superintendent, however, having fel,,t
immediately seized the prisoner's hand in his 131-""
gave him into custody-. : the Pikerirt.
Mr. COTTINGHAM said that on this occasion -.-,
bad run into the lion's mouth, by attempting to 131_'".00.
perintendent's pocket. The Magistrate then cotou
prisoner for one month to the treadmill.

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iCt ar?
THE ATTACK ON THE PIRATES OF -i'-‘,.<;01
The following promotions are about to take P1,e,,%.),01,
mancler Henry Lyster, officially mentioned in "-if.ter.t..
Gazette, to the rank of captain. This gallant ,°belsr.oo
made a lieutenant in 1824, and was promoted to Irthooti
commander at the promotion in honour of the 1)10 01
Prince of Wales in November, 1841. He We° eso4
lieutenant of the Vanguard, 80, in the Mediterritet 'se Ali
was appointed to the Agincourt, 72, flag-ship e' nne,
miral Sir T. Cochrane, in March, 1842, and in beth'p
_ll.,glf
to China, and became acting flag-captain of that srldni ,
resignation of Captain Brace. Commander Edicilisoto!„;Of
Fanshaw to the rank of post-captain. This ge 0.111,
was made a lieutenant in 1835, and comm
1841. He commissioned the Cruizer, 16, in sept 7 the ifio,
commander al
and after the severe experimental cruise witiiiiito 1/
12-gun brigs Daring, Espiegle, Mutine, Osprel: ill tele
and others, proceeded to China, arriving ine;',..-tel. r
participate in the gallant attack on the P"-nder•
tenant George Morritt to the rank of cointn
passed fur a lieutenant in 1823, and obained 11V, ce,"
in 1837. He was first leutenant of the Vestal' ai se,
Charles Talbot, and was appointed to that al the ,tOri.
ber, 1843. Mate.-Marcus Lowther (1838), e bosti,
court, and acting lieutenant in the command of e, Kiiii,
attack, to be confirmed to the rank of lieuterfenie 1.1
he was appointed on a death vacancy. Mate-Flnoitkeol,
May (1838), of the Agincourt, who was in ore, JF„
boats of that vessel to the rank of lieutenint,",d,"
Charles Nolloth (1838), of the Dmdalus, in coirorionat,
of the boats, to the rank of lieutenant. Mr. 14-5119,1,4
bard, mate of the Wolverine, who died from 11*- 0 drj
which he received while working on the boon'', 1,,,0%,,,
the Castor, 36, and served on shore at the te'is, WI
towns of Caiffa and Tsour, on the coast of Sy,r-i y,,e-
present in that ship at the bombardment of St. dr, Or
The above contemplated promotions are of offie,eh of:84„
engaged in the attack on the morning of the 191"usts" „I
when the losses in killed and wounded were ecoo .1(
forcing the boom ; but it is most likely thafo bet rii
George Giffard, of the Vixen steam-sloop, vi, to 6
in the promotions, that officer having assisted 11,,,f's drii
operations, the Vixen having carried the ...k.dn'T bovie,N,Oi
in the evening of the 19th Commander Giffara itb v/PciAl •
of
selected to command a squadron of gun-boats, Wdootre
he proceeded to Maloodoo, and completed the 0
the pirates' nest most satisfactorily. This galleile "" iip
also the senior commander of the squadron• to di! fitly
motcd to the rank of lieutenant in 1835, and OP 'O/
in d 4 ' ' 1
commander, from the Cyclops steam-frigate, ,000 , ',4,
services on the coast of Syria, where
ghaellVito,l"deldlll.l4i"
taking of the fort of Gibail, and his
noticed on several occasions. He has comirine„Adeaw /..
- iir°Al,4l'o9
for nearly two years, and has kept her most e". 44;54
China seas.
THE STRIKE OF THE CARMARTHEN iju- r
Meetings of both masters and men have been 1006 A blltol
week ; at one of the former, Mr. John fivece dal, of
weaver, proposed giving the men an ad b 0
001„irS.°Aft
penny per yard. This was agreed to by tlie rrilif
the men stood out for a penny per yard
demur and delay, meat of the journeymen btorkitbfejlo
their usual avocations at the advance Pr°t;on ,
masters. Numbers of them have, however, ttet tit 44,
etrill., its
14. 0,
parture for Glamorganshire, in hopes to rt
eVa 4 rjc
either in that county or in England.- IVe/slon oere
„lap for ,06 fr
MELANCHoLr SUICIDE.-YeSterw,v 4. Al 'C/
William Carter held an inquest at the Dors,,e'noel 001'
Clapham New-road, on the body of Mr- ''',dell! ~0' 0
aged fifty-eight years, a gentleman of indePeciapP/01;
recently residing at No. 8, Holland-pleene'L per, Dee°,ol
The deceased formerly held a situation of 90",..t bautio,r
the Bank of England, but for some years r:ficfer tt0104606
fering from asthma, for which he had been --00,0 j,,,,,
iiiii
Mr. Young, surgeon, of Kennington-lane•, Deri, 011,
been in a deranged state for a hj tivilifo
~
queatly he had attendance night and day. ~f is okr
Friday last deceased laid down by the side " toci'ibt,4
during her sleep he proceeded to the staireiktbisf, oft al
himself to the banisters by a silk handkeldity, otbi?
was subsequently discovered in a state of nt 0 Poi
‘,
quite extinct. The jury returned a Yaraic,loo i f
ceased destroyed his own life, being at the ' 01 i
iOn oy
temporary mental derangement." ncette,d 0, i
LORD JOHN RUSSELL.-On the -,,, fano"
Dowager Lady Holland's funeral the -101)„-aiehAlii:41
press from Scotland to attend theses h„,seito an,,oo_,'
~o 1
quently went to pay a short visit to thyn hits L'Ale_(.o
Bedford at Woburn Abbey. His LordsbiP rgli, "or rt.
a few days, and on Saturday left for Edin"egrette,ol
John Russell and family are residing. W,n.rbe „Ail •01) del'
her Ladyship's health is not what raigu" 0v) r $
Rutlierfurd, M.P., has given up his seat 0,0- ,610,
the Noble Lord and his family while in the ilivothljenro
LADTERTIENMENT.-A Certain Cure f°risple°,. 0..00/
lows 's Pills.-Read the following case:, „cbestetklsti
cotton spinner, residing at Ancoatr, Ail' fist li Io?
asthmatics! fur these last three- years. 13,1,careekolf °t"
bad that when rising from his bed he cos it for ',ay')
draw his breath, and would cough and sln eboit oro
together, and often thought he should be oiberfors 0,1
much reduced in strength ; and after eesBliilstre°looo
cure failed he used these wonderful Pills, 1,11 fretie;gdi
every symptom of asthma, and he is novv wts '," so; Or
when he was a child.-Sold (also Holloloaeltha
Professor Holloway's Establishment, 244, what
most all respectable medicine venders threnb
l'
world. ‘,
110
7.7. e
til
BIRTHS. ,ife ef „il
On the 28th ult., at Twickenham, the " ,
~00'
Mills, of a daughter. ces JO 00
On the 2.3 th ult., at Derby, Mrs. Fro , 91,,Aet,
of a daughter. vaivni° DUI/Pi 7 41,
On the 29th ult., at Holbeacb, Mrs- "-,4,nildenvio"
On the 30th ult., at the Vicarage, `-' -120. , ifta
Royston, Cambridgeshire, the wife of the ," „09' 6,
of P Si
of a son. A .110 lb 0 r
On the 30th ult., Mrs. Henry 'Wu' of til
Surrey, of a daughter. he 'fill' ,
On the 30th ult., at Eaton-square, t
ell f
B. Moore, of a daughter. 1,01 0 0
Jo,- ot
,"
MARRIED. t ,st. CO ovr:'
On Monday. the Ist of Decembers:ls, At ii°oo 4
Hoxton, by the Rev. James Ricke d..otree go „pt.!
Samuel Walter Burgess, of Butteslan We •ordr
Mrs. Elizabeth .Clarke, widow of tbe . 040101,
Clarke, of Holywell-mount. a Chtlrebn' 111 ti°
On the 29th ult., at St. Jamee- nb, 111-0110 jot
Houchen Esq, of Thetford, to Susan-S,, sa
Iv
the late Daniel Vautier, of Stanton -Pe 9° d
1/' Air
DIED. r I,olB' Clir
On the 19th of September, at Sier 0,
0,00 4,
Esq., Commissarhzt Department. k.,c
i I'' or 01 4.ir
On the 19th ult., at the Royit. Clerks y
Fawcett, Esq., aged 48. „in ware' •
~s,
On the 25th ult.,
at Wilmington---. J., 6-
~1,14
Martin, Esq., surgeon. ,„ife a6' , orOod
On the 26th ult., Frances, the " pe" aie§f
of Mecklenburgh-square. C. I'ePt I° bliti i
rlotte .„0 . ,
On the 26th ult., at Eton, Chngeerut, -r)of ller 490
On the 27th of September, et ' urge° . IP '-)0
the wife of R. J. G. Grant, Esq., A; 'BOll6
0 Sil Cl#
10th Regiment of Foot
On the 29th ult., at. ed • pOO t
the late John Franklin, Esq., ag Lifer ocry
On the 29th ult., at Kensington, .J. live •
sea. I ....- 1)00
Esq., aged 52. Hampsteed4llll / 10101
,f,t,
. chei .ov ,
et., 0, c bet
On the 29th ult., at Smith-stre pelf°
ei
0
On the 29th ult., at TorquaY, 3:11'
daughter of the late H. Smith, Es% ,ifs
of
On the 29th ult., Sarah Agnes,
don-road, Southwark.

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