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'tended by tiottriet rt 4 p
ao the late resirienit.
.Parva, within Otte miles of this place. Their
having minutely examined the premises, returned
Huntingdon abler four 'o'clock. A gray horse,
the property of Mr. Waterhouse, excited mush
He,is.a very: noble animal, and although eight
oldi has never been . backed. Mr. Waterhouse
intended to present Um to the Doke of York,
.charger; but' intention was frustrated by
of his Royal Highness.
A porn! has been drained the day before yesterday b.
the neighbourhood .of3latfe's house, and a bunch of 27
skeletonikiYl discovered at the bottom. The whole fa-
mily of Its Slades, consisting of the tether, abd•mother,
aged Stand Illticand two sons, aged •and 99, ate foe
trial at the Outwit Assigns.
}tortoise, JUL! SO. •
The Loan Ors BARAK took his seat in the Crown
Court at line, this morning.
After the usual preifininarY btisinere bad been gone
through, the Loon CRIRIP^BARON proceeded to charge
the Grand Jury. His Lordthip.said thakhawits so, well)
assured of the sound liniowledge of the criminal lawsof'
the coostry which was always exhibitkd by Gentlemen
serving on Grand Juries, that he very rarely addressed
any observations to them upon the subject of the duties
which they bad to perform. There was, however, upon
the calendar one charge to which he,thought it neces-
sary to call their attention—he meant the chary of
Murder, which would be adduced against an individual
now in custody. The offence was one of the mew de-
structie to human society which could be committed,
and merited the utmost punishment which the law
could inflict. It was, however, the duty of the Jury to
see that the evidence adduced was such as to leave so
doubt of the prisoner's guilt, bef,,re they fixed
him a charge so dreadful in its cane:peaces. 37
whilst they took every care to geard against the con:ic-
rim of art innocent individual, it was due to society to
use equal precaution to prevent the escape of the guilty.'
If this man should now, through defect of evidence, be,
acquitted of the offence of which he was charged, no'
subsequent discoveries could be of any avail, and he
would be able to plead his former acquittal as an insor-
moontable defence to any subsequent imputation.‘' It,
was, therefore, of the utmost importance to weigh every'
part fif the evidence with the utmost deliberation, that'
justice may be rendered to the individual arraigned, as
well as to society at la•ge. With these few observations,
he left the case entirely in their hand.. The Grand'
Jury then withdrew.. •
In tie course of the Jay they returned some true bills
against James May for a trifling theft, acquitted; Johns,
Blackwell and James Chandler, for sheep-stealing, andl
PRIWah Marshall, for an extensive robbery in a dwelling
boom. Blackwell, who was indicted for stealing two
lamb bogs, was found guilty. The evidence was wholly
uninteresting.. The bills against Joshua Slade for the
Awarder of the Rev. Mr. Waterhouse. have been just
sow sent up to the Grand Jury. His brother, John
'Slade, has been admitted a witness for the Crown.
With a view, as it would seem, to prevent the possi-
bility of Slade's escaping, the Grand Jury have deferred
entering upon the consideration of the indictment
against him until they shall hire before them all the
evidence which can possibly be had upon the subject.

YORK. JuLY ft.

This afternoon Mr. Justice Barcitir and Mr. Baron
Huczoez arrived in this city from Ferrybridge, where
they met in the mornings The Sheriff of the county,
Henry Dailey, Esq. and the two Sheriffs for the city,
William Simpsotrand James Barber, Esqrs. with their
Under Sheriffs, and a vast body of attendants, went cast
to the Ming Houses, about two miles•from the city, till
meet their Lordships. On their arrival, they immedi-
ately proceeded to the Castle, where his Majesty's cm•
mission of assize for the county was read; after which,;
having gone a short distance in their carriages, agree-
able to ancient custom, they alighted, and took :eats in
the state carriage of the corporation, and proceeded to
the Guildhall, and there opened his Majesty's commis-
sion for the city. The charge will not be delivered to
the Grand Jury until Monday. There are about 60
prisoners in the calendar for trial, amongst whom are
two charged with murder; the one, a father charged
with administering poison to two illegitimate children,
,by which they died ; and the other a charge against a
medical professor, for selling poison with intent to pro-
cure abortion. Although the charge is laid in the in-
dictment capitally, it is thought, from the intended
effect not having taken place, that it cannot be main-
tained, and that a bill will be presented, charging an
offence not capital.

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beep of Mr. anistbeest, at IfeW SeteUetrelle Ph *ON!
bait* is Oar *ale& le siren the 4 k .1,411* "If'
011 the priansersaliongfiesemerdsek is the asercinOtiad wins
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wiled to poste down befits de - matey, sod busing . 1
throes% lbe hoe pee, they greed the roar door sod
A pare* was instantlg eisomentead, but wltheul Act. A- ger.
Named Janes Davis, alias Seilisae, a soteriostacheatimr, was hattel
ever apprehended for having assisted the privimen to mares del
yesterday was brosehttssfetre Sir G. Paaaase—k egrei ORO
the evidence of witnesses, that several days before pelelmini
Peeped, .time perms bad been seen, about seven Abel; he Iffe
atoning, stastlitig near the prison ; they bad small bendhe id&
them, and who. any owe approached, they wished to make It apts.,
that they came to see • kght which they had understood was
to take plate is the neighbourhood. Davis, the prisoner, wee
recognised as cue of these penes& Sunday morning, whim
the prisoners escaped, Davis was seen standing opposite the pd.
son, and joined them when they came into the street.
Among the peens 'rho pursued them was a man named Cottle.:
he followed chest up. and they attempted to jump over a ditch
eleven fart wide. They, however, jumped iota the ditch, and were
up to their nskidle in mud and water. They, however, scrambled
out, and oo arriving at the end of George-street, Sloane square, Col.
lint came up with Prescott and collarrilitim. Prescott struck him on
the neck, and Davie then came to his aminance. Daub kicked Col-
Uns in the side, sad Prescott drew from his pocket an instrument
nabbed at both reds, mad attempted to strik Collins with it. Prescott
then escaped. Collins again shouted , stop thief r what Davis struck
hint in the neck,but Wails returned the blow ea Davis's head. and
brought him to the ground. In the meantime, woe labourves
pursued Prescott and Chapman and eseurefthess, bet Prescott
gave the man who held him a insist/Woes blow ea the head with
the instrument he had in his hand. and be fell as Übe bad bee shot.
Prescott then escaped, and Chapman persuaded the ether labourer
to set him at Winos he had only been stealing a few apples for a
lark.—Tbe prisoner made no defence, and be was remanded for a
farther wanination. . .
_ MARY-LA.BONNE.
Wiese Aiwa, a footman in the service ef Mr. Whitehead, of
Balham-bill, was charged with Tublikeg his teener of plate* the
anapest of upwards of eel. The primmer entined Mr. Vhb.damf,
service on Wednesday last, and on Er elf/ meowing at as ugly hoot
be left the boast with the plate in kis posetesios. Yesterday rsetnleg
he was apprehended by Stowell, as °Meer, at kis lodgings la Great
Chesterfield-street. Sixteen spoons sod other articles were found
in his hat, and the remainder in his apartneeets. He was committed
for trial.
WORSHIP-STREET.
Yesterday Mary Nevi" was charged on suspicion of having Ned
Elizabeth Davis. The parties were resident itt a place read James
coon. Feadwrstooe-strses, Bt. Lobes. It appearalfiew the web
dente of several wretched lemalres wholes,* ottledellee with betii ''
the planer and the deceased. dna the Wet edwidted with a man
named Dery km, but, in soseequence of some traanall, she spiked him,
me en Saturday night slept in th-e primer's ermine& IMO
Evans deputed, that about ludf-past Sve the prisoner and delesslai•
who were both intazicated, went to the Omen's apartment, mid
hi about three minutes she heard the Mterased fall down eta*,
but had MX herd say scuffling previously. The winter mod
Elizabeth TSCOPr curled ber up stemmed laid her en the prismen
bed.; and the viewer then seized • plat-pot, In ceder to est bet
bead open. The put was wrested from her, and about as hour atm-
wards the ve s, inal' found that the deceased, instead of being asleep,
as they bad supposed, was quite dead. The prisoser then dell mane
article of wearing apparel in a bundle, mad quitted place ; but begin/
returned at an early boor yesterday morning, was takes be. eat
tody. The Magistrate remanded her until the remit of the Corr
Der's Inquest was known.
UNION-BALL.
A man masted Jeans Peak, applied to the Magistrailse,under the
following tirproltsesie s—A fewdaye see es .dean. sere sp-
perred Yu ow dills Masisfwg Papaw, .esidweadad dot the akar-
deer wanted dig if the leas el tibia thebowiee•vrae to haves
share In a forelding Irstemeneesgeteners, that *NM yield awn
ass. to We a week. Applicant ismastiletely mowed the whoa
clement; and having had es baverview with aletews whoiS
salted himself the bead of the aminite, mad who elm a
account of the profile arising out id It, be ttbe ll
the sum aboveseendoned. for tee Erg woe betire IL AMP,
the second was reduced to seven ahlapep‘ and the sided be could
not get a sixpence.. Under these clnwpashaftes,tiodlisrafare waived
the Magistrate would compel theme. to wbees-he attuned the
iso. to give up that sum, not having 'performed the sareasens
osteted Into. - , ' •
Mr. Cnanatas said that be could not resist hig.i be alight, if be
pleased, Ale a bill in Clumeery against the of whine be
oensplained. . • .
'llse applicant add that he attended to the makes, and week 4
it; and the weekly sum which be was as /awe had, *se for his
Saner, MS the loan of the money. He bovisear weld set Ward
as g•• atm, and mast therefore give up the latioNe• He thee
left the. ear
imgminetemit .
Mere, the murderer, is still confined within the walls
of the New Prison, Clerkenwell, for the *ant of the
required sureties to keep the peace towards his Melody's
subjects, nor does them appear the least likelihood of
his being released..
Aws,,,. v Limit& AVMs —.tau la ... r.. 1 viiifilfidfl of Pawn-
Duos occurred at 'Uttering, in Northamptonebtre,
Yesterday morning, between four and five o'clock, the
'lnhabitants of the town were alarmed by loud claps of
thunder and lightning of. the most vivid hue, such as
the oldest itibabitesu never experienced. About five
o'clock, after one of The loudest explosions imaginable,
one house, situate in the centre of the town, was struck
by the electric fluid, which entered at the roof, and
having descended through three floors, itt its progress
destroyed a boy who bad just got out of bed for the
purpose of quenching his thirst with some watms which
was at a short distance from the bedstead. • The bons?
was instantly. in flames, and, notwithstanding the
engines wet e on the spot immediately, and every moist.
ance rendered, two ether houses adjoining were burnt
to the ground, and most of the goodrbelonging to the
inmates consumed. Within about half a• rode of Kee
tering, the turnpike.house of Mr.. Hughes was also struck
by lightning. The family, consisting of nine persons,
were all in bed at the time. • The electric Maid entered
at the roof, and haviig passed through the room in
which Mr; Hughes and wife were,.strock.the bkdstead,
which was shivered to atoms, and. the curtains were also
set in flames. Extraordinary to• relate. neither of them
wervin the slightest degree injured; nor any of the other
.ilisessdes. The electric fluid in its progress passed through
the side wall of the house through a large hole. A
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large oak .tee' was also :croak by thefluid, and iplin•
tered to the ground.

IS.
Weee7Ma youbg man of tLis
of Prancit Carl ag who left his ren.
(-place, proceeded alone to Viiit the Ws-
his arrival, bii vrandesed for some
Park. susecosepensied by any perste,
absent ill soder minuet of it. He
seen lo appose-b. die • . wken, after
some jaboorirs. ek Wink not
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spot laid of trash, as Of .•••• heSvy-bodf
tumbling ew.. a the toletrl -of Ws they immediately in.
formed At person orbs supdtietends them node%
bourne:. was takes strcutestanee until misfits
messing, when the londr.of the ill•fated.yonog was sue
discovered is a feightful. (audition, almost literally
dashed to pieces, lynx at a little distance one side
the gulf. at foot of the ,t;ock,
.st. as it is usually tide r
the pan or basiaohet means into its dcep bawls t
waters from the falls No shadow of doubt, of
coons, existed as In t=le circumstances that la •
:se* meeptropbe. Whieh it was obvious bad been the'
11111111.1111111111111111 haitudims attempt so bequeath(
piedieepreidently prsediedby rash young persons visit--
leg this awfully stislime and romantic scenery, to scald
the huge precipice: The "deceased was a stranger, ut
telly unknown to any „person preeem,App his addrek
was discovered by some letters mould Ishii pocket, ad-
dressed to his mother. ;•1

On the 41st itstant, a party of welt-armed reliant,
actin under the ()Meta Ufa chieftain. attacked ;be vit.
late of Gleinaluin,usiar the lLeeper fdoeluain, sod dos
liberately set fire to awl Malty consumed be dereilieg.
boners, with several volumes, barns, end stablest, kt.
After this work of destruction was accomplished, they.
retreated in good order across the mountain, maids
Lord Bloomfield's estate, shooting several bcad of
snide,

, which were gratiig euthe —Mosatais. as they
passed along. The fellow whet scud as leader wets
large straw hat ; be applies tai be an excellent meat-
man, as he did not miss a Single objecthe fired at... The
police stationed at ffilvernsines west in permit of this
gang upon hearing of the outrage; thtee of the police
succeeded so far in the pursuit sit* be able to find oat
are borne in which mire °lithe party tonic refuge; bit
they were not able to make any prisoners whops slot
could positively identify, the fugitives being gemeally
half a mile a-head of them; howeem. it is rupee*
they Must be discovered. Such is the system of heti.,
midatioa in this county, *haulm peasantry were_afiraid
to afford the slighted assistance or information, sad seas
refused the polices drink of water, saying. that if they
gave them any aid, they might expect their own boss
to be burned next, or perhaps some snorer punishment:
However, Mr. I•4llTenCt and Mr. Bonuses, two Gentle-
men residing at the Silvermines, with a becoming spirit,
joined the police, and continued a march after this for-
midable gang. until a late boar at sight. The oaly
provocation for this atrocity was, that some of the id.
lagers, named Clifford. Kelly, and Halloran, had pea
curried to take farms from Edmond rower. Esq. of
Gurteen, in opposition to the imperial edicts of Capron
Peter Reek, whose laws are more implicitly obeyed in
this county than those of George IV. This was carrying
the system further than anything before heard of, 'asst
was more than ten years since the former tenants were
ejected, and daring all that time the lands were in the
landlord's own hands. • -

ZATAL ACClDlNT.—Sustaity siennight Mr. Walt
Ness, haberdasher and bookseller in Igennoway, was
found lying dead in Keunoway burn, close by 'hermit
at iCnoa's Cave. He had (tiles over a precipice into
the water, having been obsereea to enter a garden, at
the.bottom of which the rocks are situated, not more
than fifteen minutes before ha was discovered lying
dead. From the appearance of the body and the poso
den in which it lay, it is supposed that, being stunned
by the fall, he had been unable to extricate himself out
of the water, and so was drowned, notwithstanding the
shallowness of the stream. Mr. Ness was upwards
of sixty-six years of agm •

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dein, of the Nell Itegisasstot a &esker, _

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biros. site wife of Campbell. ethic Maisesps
Reglement.
At she Masse of Ferry.Perhers.Cluish M sb Ugh km. Me lira
Wm. D. Swam, Misses of that parish.
The ink Metwits et Mw., la Frame, Christie. Imbellaosih
et Wain Omer Terry. Eel. Ise at Ms Majesty* ist Regime
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Beef. tts od to 4s 44 I Teal
KUM od to os Pork' ....Ir. Os Ot/ to Os 01
Lamb ot 04 to Ss Oa •

Bay 41 Ile to II Os 04
Omar 41 Its to ?I 7t 01
Straw 111 Os t. 41

PRICES or HAY Aso STRA'
rr. rouses.
Bq 4118) Od to 51 lia 01
Orme II Is Od to di Ida Od
Straw fl Is Od to 41 tea Od

PRICE OF MOPS., PER CWT. Joao 90a
NEW ICOICZIS. 11111, SAM. .
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Stases
Ewes
Farnham, be Ms te 1506....81K05tat. eaS til XlO9
Old Doty bid at 4111,000.

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Conunoo Ditto ......... ...-..........
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Ditto 45 to 50Ibs 11:14
Calf Shish 36 to 40Ibs
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