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London, England, 1825-09-12 00:00:00

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JiAnion, on the 27th of Augost latt, all «hick app•-sftd t 3
bet n sto!en, and !.avirg imrorr tha, to the best of hi% be's, f
Clarice was the person who pleeged them, she was fully
for n-iaL

A poor min and kis wife were brought up to this 6,
day, charged with having committed a fraud on the
Asylum, Cross-street, Hatron-gardrn, which was inuifut
port and educate the children of indigent Scotcbmen. '
admission is between seven and ten. The defendants had, by ,
of forged certificates of their birth, obtained admission ;or
their children, whose ages were afterwards ascertained io bevy
what the forms of the Institution allowed. Colonel lidrni,t.•
Director of the Charity, declined pressing the present czsr •
:
hoped the publicity of the fraud would prevent simit.r
being made for the future.
hi A RLBOROVG H-STR EET.
Brusarv.—Saturday, Thomas .11100/, an Irishman, was
with having intermarried with Mary Barry, his lawful
Magna', whose maiden name was Careen, tieing still alive.
person is said to be a very Giovar.ai amongst the Ladies 4;
class, and it was alleged that he had married five different ,
Reed, the offices, who took him into custody, produced cop.,
the register of the marriages of the prisoner with Try
in June, 13.20 ; and with Mary Barry, in July, 1825. IS
riages were solemnised at St. Ann's Church, Soho-square.
Mary Barry, who is a good looking young woman, seetrit-i,
adverse to the prosecution ; but her cousin, .‘lich .ti /1111-ry, a
about fifty years of age, presented himself as a Iltnness, aec%.;
that he would prosecute. In a very ?trong Irish briiitit, b.
tailed die courtship between .Jr. Niagnol and Ails: M.,r)
his cousin, from Tipperary; and how he (lichAell
tiened her not to marry him; but after all, his good advi.e
thrown away.
Mr. DVEg—Did she know that he was married at the time
went to Church with him ?

Michael Barry—The devil a hit alum it in the world.
Prisoner— I swear I never was the !manna of Mary
she bad a husband and three chddrrn.
acca—liad she a husband and three children wilt..
sent to Church with her?

Prisoner—l nessr raw is Choi ch with any woman, exorpl
yoLng woman (pointing to Mary Harry).
The prisoner was remanded till Tuesday next.
WORSIIIP-STREET.

Gnats LAWS —Mr. Sheffield, a poulterer, in Norton-falgase, ws,
brought before the sitting Magistrate, Mr. Tynrroao, charged w..s
baying a bare in his possession, without being able to account
suck possession; and not being able to give a satisfactur y
the manner he obtained the game, the Magistrate observed,
bad no discretion, and he must convict him, which, however. L.
would do in thr lowest penalty, £5.
SILK TILADIG-1 journeyman weaver, in the employ of Mr. L.
ward Brooke,of Spiral-square, complained against his master fin i..
fusing to pay him £1 13s. for work which he bad already hm,hoi
and sent home.

Mr. Brooke stated, that it was highly necessary to maim
parties to time, for that was often of much more consequence ?tug
the amount they paid for the woik. In the present stistzarc.ae
work was not dune within the time agreed on. In a trade hlt rag
of the silk trade, the fluctuations were frequently so great, tint tat
lapse of a few days would make a material difference in the ewe ot
an article. It was precisely so in this case, fur if he had receive::
the goods iu question at the time stipulated,,:r. ht :night have sal:
them at a good price ; now It was otherwise, the marktt was goal,
and there was every prospect of their remaining on his hAwis for
considerable time to come.

The Magistrate thought it was not a ease which called for Lir
nterference, and dismissed the complaint.
QUEEN-SQU A RE.

Saturday, ,lasses King, a costertnunger, was charged with having
ill-treated a donkey. It was proved, that on Monday altermatin, the
prisoner was driving the donkey in question along the Vaginal..
road, and he was compelled to drag a cart, in which were the pn.
goner and four other great fellows. The prisoner brat him it, a
very cruel manner, and the donkey went Item one side to the ot; et.
At length one of the men got out of the cart, and had the dol., y
by the head, and called on the others a to brat him, as be amid i.sc
help himself." The prisoner and the others then beat the dunko
with a hedge-stake. The prisoner received, us unt..l, a good .
ratter for humanity • hut he was fined 40s. Mr. Martin, wht,
on the Bench, wished the fine to be mitigated, on account ot ;he
defendant's good character; but Mr. 3laasiagn paid no attcri a
to this suggestion.

A Russian Ukase forbids the Jews to settle in the
Government of Astrachan and the provinces of Can.
cassus, till the new regulations respecting the Jews in
Russia shall be published. •
By an order recently promulgated by the Lords
Commissioners of the Admiralty, the provisions of an
Act of Parliament, passed in the last. &swim, for the
payment of 4s. per month to the Warrant, Petty, N.
commissioned Officers, Seamen, and Marines, an,i
per month to the Boys serving in his Majesty's 14.4
as an advance of pay, are to be carried into immediate
effect ; such monthly payments to be made, under cet •
tain regulations, by the Putters of the repective ships
in commission.

The Maniteur of the 6th contains, in the official
part, the sentence passed on the to kseller Barber,
Editor of the works of Pigatilt Le Brun, Mho having
been declared guilty of an offence pros ided against by
Article 8 of the law of the 17th May, 1819, by
printing, publishing, and sell;ng the Infant dm Carnartd,
which work is offensive to morals and religion, is cusp
demned to eight days' imprisonment, a fine of siste-u
francs and the costs. The copies of the work that are
seized are to be confiscated and destroyed.
AMERICAN SUBORDINATION.—Of thirty-three ClP-
tains in the United States' Navy, it is said that tweet,-
two are now in the City of Washington. Part of these,
it is said, are under arrest, part are giving tertimitny
against the accused, and the remainder are occupii d
trying the validity of the charges. Can it be pOssible
that there are only eleven Captains of the An.ericau
Navy profitably employed in thtir country's service;
while twice that number are engaged in adjusting
putes and in maintaining subordinaticn in the corps?
What Navy can rival us in battle fame? In. scielitifi:-,
brave, and skilful officers? In splendid ships and gal-
lant tars? And yet, can this glory be expected to en-
dure while two-thirds of our most distinguished officers
are required to keep the other third in or d r ?—Alizran•
dria Gazette. The question we have marked in Italics
is a fine specimen of vapouring. The Americans have
never fought a naval engagement with a bet—they
have never taken •a single vessel of decidedly superior
force—in their last war they lost every ship with which
they commenced it, except cne—a hostile Navy Wool.-
aded every harbour of theirs from North to South, aint
took their ships within sight cf their own shores—a
squadron ran into the centre of their dominions, and
took their capital, even Washington, the greatest tit!'
in the world—and 4, What nation can rival us in battle
fame?" We answer, the Algerines.

MARRIED.
Saturday, at Saint George's, Hanover-square, the Res. .1. F:-
Sparke, eldest son of the Bishop cf Ely, to Agnes, youtirE
daughter of the late Sir Jacob Henry Astley, of Seaton Dr. Ural.
and Melton Constable, But.

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