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London, England, 1824-08-03 00:00:00

beet6t et Lta, Y the Arm *it its anateeittak end 00 which GE,
cadge the ellese messed to take the Sanding parties into mead,—
The Asir Aided to stated, that be was not 'resent in the
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slice when the await was committed, jout be was 'attracted thWe
afterwards by the uproar. Ile saw the Gentletian now eon,
, as well as ass who had been assaulted, and from the r
epm
.1 sill• ses who tasseled the circomitaliees, he was Informed
*Masse two Gratlinum were exceedingly impertinent to some►
dee and Clesdeuma who were in a party by thentielVes in a her,
that they had stepped two or three times in their promenade at tide
box, and gased es the company in a very marked and impudent
manna Ow mum **party at length got up, and addressing
'wets the huliVidnal who was spposite; asked hint if he would
step is and mite a glass of wise? Me invitation was refused with
a mstemptsses mom Urn which one Gentleman got up from
the tables sod expressing the rudeness with which his party iud
been treated, struck one of the persons and knocked him down....
Every one exciatmed that be deserved the threshing be re.
calved. these circumstances, be (the officer) forbore tar g
the parties hate atstody. Mr. Levi, be added, wished to glee charm&
against the winds party, consisting of men, women, and children,
The complainant said, he was convinced the females who sat in
the be were some of the Fleet-street 'Ladies and that the olicet
should have done his duty by taking them ad into custody.
The observed, that as the oliker did not see the as.
maltacaatadttsd, be was not warranted in taking the chute,
particularly as al the pada who witnessed the transaction ea.,
pressed dwirAleopprobatkin of the complainant and his brother's
modem en the occasion.

Levi, then, having proceNd the address of one of the Om
denten helms* to the patty who assaulted his brother, left tbe
Oillee br the perpose of acquainting Count Wolf of the reads of
his ecopkist.
BRIGHTON POLICE.
namedMearsatte'lmleht a man mewed Ms Mots, who with a female
APDsaelti, had been committed on a charge of
vagrancy, won bomb forward. Wilson said he was a " vender of
religious tracts," and mid the female was his wife. The woman,
on the contrary, declared" he was husband none of her's," but
that they only lived together as man and wife. The man persisted
they were melded. The woman as strenuously insisted they were
Dot be replied—she rejoined—he recollected the church where
the ceremony took place—she knew nothing about either church 41C
oho deplored the obduracy of his " lawfully married
wife" insplored the protection of the Bench from the chin •
of her unlawfully united husband—the scene went on—the males
anode, were equally suspended—lt required a Solomon to decide:
at liest &Mk invention gave an impetus in the woman's favour,
mad the soak of the " Lord of the Creation" kicked the beam a$
his daisies tempted him with the galling question of whether he
reeellsessd the parson's name that married them ? Here the mm
was p memory was bad: he did nor recollect the par.
son's numb lidaskteate-40 Do you know where you were married"
..114 Yes, it Absield." , Where there ?"—" At the old church;
I think, th. Wary's." We will write and inform ourselves of the
Oath ; but yon had better not deceive us; are you, or are you rues
marriedy 1.'"" Oh yes, we're snarried." Very well, that well
ascertain by writing to the parish ; but we again caution you to
spite the truth; is the woman your wife?"—" No !" • Mr. Baran
And you sell religious tracts,•do you not?—" Yes," replied the
fellow, with the most determined impudence. As be was about to
be takes from the bat, he turned roved with a look of the tonna
Airy to the woman, and, before he could be prevented, struck her
a Men blow on the cheek sod hawked her down in the presence
of the Magistrates. His 'Wow would, no doubt, have been ear.
tied to the excess that the peer woman declared she had often bees
subjected to, but the lawn Seized the rascal and handcuffed him.
He was soon after again heeneht up, and committed for one month
to hard labour saa rogue and vagabond, and directed, after his ba-
ptismal,* bad expired, to hod bail to answer the assault.

A person named Burke, provided with false letters
of recommendation, arrived last week in Dublin, and
obtained from a wealthy house in that city, cash for
two drafts upon London, amounting to £4,500, which
turn out to be forgeries. Burke was detected at one of
the banks in the act of exchanging the Irish notes re-
ceived for the drafts for bills upon London, and the
deutntement ended by the house recovering their money
(minus £500) and lodging Mr. Burke in Newgate.
Thursday, three boys went to bathe near Roysten.
One of them, who could swim, went out a considerable
distance, and falsely told his companions, who could oat
swim, that he bad ground; they immediately :wade a
dsve to get at him, which carried them beyond their
when, unfortunately, both were drowned.—.C.ak-
denims Afireury.
. Saturday sionista a melancholy stecident took place
at Mill-bill quarry, near Dunfermline. Two workmen
had been employed in tirring a deep bank of earth from
the surface of the quarry, sad had made some progress
in undermining apart of it, when a heavy shower of
rain came on, and the unfortunate men took refuge from
the shower in the excavation they had made in the bank.
Before the rain ceased, a great quantity of the earth,
immediately above them, fell down and buried them
below. The accident wili'first discovered by the wife
of one of the workmen, who had brought his dinner,
and who instantly alarmed some men at work in an ad!
joining quarry, who immediately dug out the dead bo-
dies of the two men, who had been left not beer
before in good health and spirits.
Sunday sennight, a fine thriving little girl, tempos
of age, was drowned in a draw-well at Wiglesham.
• Saturday sennight, the fireman of the Britannia
steam-boat, what lying at the quay of Dublin, Ml
overboard, and was drowned.
Monday rianight, a fine boy seven years of age, son
of Junes Glover, tailor, was drowned at Stirling.
In the Church-yard of Dumfries, a mouldering me-
amen stands a few yards falai the gate haiku bite it, se
mem et a Femme Imes, who appears 00 have died as the
eh • 1533, with the foliewing swipes Xpkeik Ma-
ee easestiv• et the civic bottom which its teem* seem se bee
joyal lies
AWE EPITAPHIC
Kies James et Ant me Bailee eammi
Demtnis sit slam me Prevost domed
Gooiest ter me in. Dame reserved
Fec hire sad Cretris have I 'erred.

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Rev. Ho& Builds, Rector ot Weston,- near Canydin, Is de
county ot Gloucester.

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