Star.
London, England, 1828-09-11 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Kilts Ammo Tans DAT.--Dtablin 1-Waterford I—Ham-
burg* I—Francs I—Lbben I—Buenos Ayres 1—
Brasil i.

The George and James, Carer, detained by the Montezuma
Buenos Ayrean privateer, got aground flub May of Cape St. An-
cnsioe let ber rudder, and iris abandoned.
The Peruvian, frees Liverpool, bas been carried into Rio Ja-
neiro bribe Mule Isabel Brazilian corvette, under suspicious cir-

'The Neaten. PM:SUM from Santos to Valparaiso, taken by a
Buenos Ayreen peivateer, afterwuds retaken by Brazilian ships of
war and carried into dont. Video, has been condemned, with
her cargo.
LOOM Anises 30.—Tt is reported that the Graddao, which
lift Figiseieu=lll instant, for the Brasil', was captured on
/se r. The St. Brow, from Oporto, anditwo
other vemele.grf ialas.lated to be taken. The convene and two
blip which agiod beers on the 15th and 11.1 d ultimo, sala to
be for bloekaiding Maileko. lafve returned today. It is reported
that they left the Island en the 31st Wilson, St. Michael's on the
lgth instant, and have not soar the espeditioa sent for the redo:-
don of Madeira.
DIAL, Sure. 10.—Wind S.S.--Arrived from Landon the Apollo,
131.Yris, for Batiks; Agenoria Daysoatu, for &.Vincent's ; Mis-
times, Buie; for Jamaica; and Ganges, Soutansie, for India.

Pownworra, San. 10.—Wind S.S.—Arrived the Omen! &ta-
lon, from Corinna, with 2113 Portuguese refugees; the Flora
transport, from the Mediterranean • his Majesty's ship Pylades,
from Cork. Passed the Lady Fever; ham, An&ea. from Bombay—
sailed 4th May, from Sr. Helena 23d July, and from Ascension
lath. • Saile4 the Alfred, Buz, for Madras.
PILTMOUTIB, SEPT. o.—Wind B.—Arrived the Ana aid au-
beth, KILIWALL, from London to the South Seas, having maths 7*
instant, at is o'clock, been run on board of by a Dutch ship, elf.
Scilly, which carried away bowsprit sad fore-channel, with other
damage. Arrived the Jane, Tame, fiom Palermo.
Femmes, Serf. o.—Wind 3. W. to S.S.W.--LArrlied she Rising
Sun, lissome, from Messina; Aurora, Yuri, from Ferrol, with
310 Porteguesemfogees; the Frances, with Ipo ditto; the Ar-
riete with ll t ; the Mimi, with 103; sad the iturets. Rummy,
with 400. Mao arrived the Lady Weilkigtoa packet, .ha. hem:
Buenos Ayres—oailed 43d June, from Monte Video 49th, mid
from Rio 13th Jody. Also arrived the Duke of Marlborough
packet, Bora., from Lishen—sailed Slit August. The Plover
Oast from tbe Mediterranean, is entering the harbour, but it is
Noe likely lye Mall wIU he in time for the Post.
ifigam,larr. 10.—Arrived the New Volunteer, from Mae-
stro; Awhf it 7, Cerrito. from QuOtt.
111proas Sire. o.—Arrived the Portia, . Pam" from Odessa
and Comultirsoplir ; Rapid. Wattage, from Leghorn.
Paelteues.fisstr.O.--Arrived the Anne, Davos°, from Oporto,
Gar, Sere. t —Arrived the Europa, Bowan, tram Jamaica :
Ythan, Custom, from Quebec.
lavzszoor., Sem O.—Arrived the Terra Nova, from Pernam-
listio; Young Samuel, from *Wye ; Erse, and George, Pew.
Silty: Calcutta. —, from Bengal; Lady Combarnere, from
'Africa ; Lancashire Witch; from Lisboa.; and Governor Douglas,
Irgoessit
from --..

Cop_ m
y of ik Roily sY9als his R.!tyal Ifghoess the Loss
mom -Amai) tel the memorial front the MIT.
, xlia.ats and ibip9vinersAit Liverpool.
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• MINIUM! Ovracs, &my. 4,111211.
Gaeunntw—Havingidd before his Royal Hlghsess the lam
Hue Ammar. the memorial addressed to Ms Royal Higgins by
yes and other merchants end eldpoweers of Liverpool. megietleg
he depredadons committed co &kids daps, by pleaded needs.
tied vessels petrel/by to catty letters Ontario, from mass of the
Sass of Booth Amnia. !etwasaoanded to aegusist yes that bh
Reid 111gbome has seat oat ads/Weed vessels, wed glees reside,
lamenedaes to the several Oaten to use every possible means to
diserwer and captors tai vessels cattmeittleg depredations as the
high lest. Bat yes must be aware that vessels of the . recodPiteld
%wen of Smelt America /why regular pains. cannot legal/vise
litereeped, ashen detected In NSW simile act of plueder..la
which ease his Majesty's. OWL -are Instructed to et/Gelder and
weat them as *atm-4 los, cierahresees row kuelbie %Plat
J. BARROW.

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Mien. OnFinal; titilkaii• - tea. lautPool. . ..
- . from it. I have.laboured liumbilhat milously fit calla,
ViscoisedlenVineablid a con(erente with the Coax- the removal of those HOlDlDifkilli restrictions *bistro'
csatanottbs'auentoreowereder. lo tbtT„retivarl% ... --.., rrgaid as inimical to both the agricultural and coat-
As-•-• 1 4 1"' lett* that in propot•
MT. ROIRRT TODD, steward of HICIIMID DISTOW. •.1 •
Claw interests I and a llllltCualt
DS Baativota, Esq. Colloid, was otitis road boine, and, ~i,... as doss restrictions ors withdraw.. Jo the same
having alighted from his boric. was in the act of re. tion ‘, _._on win me:_se __
propos u tvto impertallt diratabentellouriehs
mounting, the spirited animal . moved foe. wards; and and attain that prosperity which Mao desirable• acrd so
threw him a heavy fall on the back part of his head.-- beneficial. ueedemen. I beg trio to wets pee my
Mr. TODD, it would appear, kept fan bold of the reins, best thanks fur this•splendid testimossy of yoir friend.
and his horse seems to have set a foot upon Mita, the sm.,. I will ~,e,,„ it with me es associated with some
collar•bone being fractured, and the upper part of the of nay tenderess74codeiZsasis—it will prove a whimsies
chest considerably bruised. Though dreadfully stunned, to me for intent exude* so as to preserve your regards
he made the best of his way back to Bury.' and apt and I Jappe that I shall ever condtict myself so as never
plied for &daddies at - one or two public•houses, to forfeit your respect and friendship.' • .
'which was refused 1 About five o'clock on Flidai Ater this many local and appropripte toasts w_sie
oterning. he was found lying insensible at a door-step giveg, and were introduced with Suitable Ouches. Tbe
In the Long lkarkland. and conveyed to the King's night was spent in unditerrupted happiness apd bat.
Head
.public-bouse, where he was put to bed. The MOO and only one leafier seethed to animate du
landlotd mistaking • the cause .of the state in which he who!: c parry. Mr. hi. wioch left tha roma mu
Catinutd. unhappily refrained bolo giving notice of the after twelve;after biddies farewell to each of the party
circumstance; and it' was late, on the Fridaf (after a individually. The enjoyantit coatinuedsomeibat logger,
most anaieee mech, in•conseqesace if the horse being and altogether such an interesting and ilMellgetaal ueg
fund, ankh iajihod, aid without his rider), that the •
is seldom espemaced on any occasion.
. e of the asfortatafe Gentleman discovered him at
this house, la a initeellteat danger. He had. besiJe may•
the injury 1111114011111, 'sustained' a severe concussion of Tuesday morning. about two o'clock, the vfilase bf
the brain. He was-adbteyed to the One Bell Inn, where, Stapleborst, in the Weald-of Kent. was eisiteny the
having received inviter requisite attention, be now lies in most tremendous storm ever known is that part of the
a dangerous state; bet Sid, as his numerous friends sill country. For some houri it bed been oppressively hot,
be bhppy to know, without hopes being entertained of and between one and two it commenced lightning in
his recovery—Bar" imam. • immense sheets, without the thunder being audible; •it
Maucoassse.—Wetegret to say that ao tidings have sohn began to hail, and that with such .violenee that
been received of Al min Wildint and the three indivi- scarcely a whole pane of glass is left is the village,—
duals who were ** him in the Barton's boat when he The green and hot-house; of Mr. Watson are reduced
left the river Wye on Thursday week. Scarcely a hope to wrecks; about 1,200 panes broken, besides,. at last,
is now indulged that the party have escaped a watery 100 about his house. All the other houses in the village
grave as the PresteirChrookk of Saturday says, that are much in the same state: The storm did 'sot extend
"another bat, known to be that of Mt. H. Thielfall, to any great distance. ...
has been sent on shore this week. Nose of the bodies, A few days ago, M. Sibilants, a tobacconist, we
however, have yet been brought to land. A corpse war dine with some friends at a wine merchant's. During
observed by a person bathing, a few days ago; but not the evening, he left the room for the purpose of 'no.
secured. Oa seeing it the person came for assistance to 'reeding into the garden, but, mistaking his • way, fell
drag it out, but on returntag to the spot, the tide had, into the wine cellar among the casks. His absence was
shifted it. so that it could not be found:" • . • noticed by one of the guests.' add it was Upraised that
TURKISH STANDARD.Tbe Turks preserve a green he bed returned hemt. -After supper, one of die party
standard, borne by Manmade, with great veneration, proposed to have itsite lest bottle, and the wife of the
as believing it to have been brought down by We Angel wine merchant went•into the cellar without a fight-to
GADRIRfa. Everr time it is displayed .all who profess 'procure its..? Haeipg awilled at thebOttom of the sties%
themselves of Mahometas fads' ate ob ' to take her.fobt struck against eialiethiag,, ind shafaisitlid.ibe
arms; those 'who refuse are to be' as InfiJels. Wade hot bilis' brought op so soon as expectgd. epeeist
'The Turks attribute euth exceedingly great power to 'the hitsband,anot thegeastalo proceod.to Ibecellar-witb
'the ATI GASSISL as to be able' to oeJcend, in the. lights, wherelbeit: incanted-of; R,c
'space. an hour•from Heaven to earth. to overturn &this -blood;:and'Auite dead; add the wife of the wise
Mountain *kb. a mingle feather °ibis' wiagl'an. - ' - inettbant stitadeellrrersik Popir. ..
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Grek.:

TO THE WEgPING WILLOW.

Why hang tby bead In tremblingmotioni
O'er the margin of the deep ?'
Doth it tooth, like placid ociiin,
Sorrows thou art doom% to weep?
Did some frantic maiden hoecr
Neap thy sad and cheerless gloom,
With melting tales of faithless lover;
Bewilder% find her watery fon;
Qr, perhaps, some 'owi unbroken,
ficoro'd by parents haughty Pride,
And.thou alone the mournful token,
dos.they plung'd the glassy tide!
Weeping ever for their guidons,
In the breene thi tender sigh,
Fills the heart with throblifng sadness
Of mournful, passer by

:M. POTTER.

LONDON SESSIONS, Sam 10.

MOCK AUCTIONS:
Two men, named Sampson ileneese and James Capel,
were used upon ao indictment
.which charged them'
with having assaulted. William Sitles and John Chillo.l
user. Jenesse was charged with having unlawfully res-
cued Capel from the custody of Challoner and Styles,
when they had. hima prisoner on a charged assault.
The two complaloaots were men employed. by the
inhabitants of .the Ward of Cheap. to go about with
boards on their backs with the words" Beware of mode
.attitions" inscribed. The two defendants were con.
sleeted with one of the obnosirus places against which
the exertions of the inhabitants of the Wild were di-
rected.. Capel. it 'Was charged,, assrulted one of the
placard-bearers...and .the two took him into custody.
Withile aid r.f jenesse,, he broke from them.
Mr. ADOLPHITS took a preliminary objection to the
indictment, which did not represent the, two placard-
bearers to be officers. _lt. was to be taken, therefore,
that they were not officers. Not being officers, he at.
sued they had no right to retain any one in custody on'
a charge of assault, and the defendants were in law'
jurified in staking she sercel. ,
,Alderman Variashasir..Whatl do you mean to say
that if a man commits aeassault, eo.one but an officer
luau right to take him in custody to prevent him mak-
ing his escape ?
. Mr, ADOLPHUS—Certainly, Ido mean to say so. I
.say that the injured patty must apply. to a magistrate,
.and take the -offender in custody upon a warrant exe-
cuted by a proper officer.
Mr. Serge.,nt Awaits overruled the objection.
M. Anot.putui-,-The case is now disposed of; but
I sip that. it those rescuing had lost their lives in doing
.sehat they aie,charged to have'doneohose who killed
them in resistance would be giiiity of murder.
- Mr- Serge Ant *imam—Neil, .it the law isn't ai I
saris ought to be—(Laughter).` . .
The case was then entered into, but a witness was
, absent, and the charge of rescue tailed.
James (:ape) was then tried on i charge of having. m.
-saulted.the placard-bearers. .
The cese.sworn to was, Hartle spit upon one of them
. and ,frock bpth. One of the placard bearers admitted
that he called the defendant “ iiristol. Jemmy." The
defeadant said-he hid been abused by ttus• man, and
.had iu reture spit. at him, • buts. he denied having ,stseeli
'Mew. „ tie called one.; of his employers, who swore
. that he had,seen the Whole affairs_ and thit no blowi
trete given. . .
, . .
• Mt. Sergeant. Attinto.told the Jury„
that as the pia-
.cirdebesre; had called the defendant aooKesive name,
. 0400 better 'Colt bins . . .
• The. Jury were tardy ia.olteving.thisinstruction.
4 Jutor...Prity,Bir, is notl„spatting open a man an
owl; . . .
. ,
.14r,.gergeant isitatistirr tto.o, utiOnna. bli, it is.; and
MlantlAgft heweuet foul, Will justify it. if ***Wield
the; wipeates,i have no wish to dictate whit verdict
,I4lvrikalliliver
.. )
•XpeJaatiiosatediattplifsrood the defeadatot;Gailo.,
. W.,Seigesat•Anota
.sai4 the Court were disposed
. dtikeemssedipglphind.totearciathe•detepdiet, add would
• ,kototop call upon to. receive Judgment. Thej per-
: suittedlsiat to go at.latge,ou einteringletohis own re.
• 69filliPancsi to spier when gilled upon, whtCh would
gal/ be when he memo,°Articled.' The Court. cautioned
thy plir:ard:beirers, not in future to speak to themes
• connected with the auctions. .
. Sir P. 4Aseiiire—'lli4'. plaeard.beeiers have a very
. mintiry office to perfmat. They give to the unwary
..cLautiouiwkiili is moth Wanted. The existence of rich,
.plocetis shamelid. , . .
, Mr. Aixuxytor,.4 sty: tat. ilii..eonduct of yoitr
. nt;r4rs is Aaametulet and ; „diohbt Whit' is raid ahoUt the
.
. 'Rissole dope by. thewi.ilates• . .
* • Thh Police irl PAiiiiiWy itisployed is clearing
' the caPitatOf the iigibonds who infest it, and by wham'
• snifse of tfie street'ooties are-ccienthitted. Antnepti
• ' Oirirer siegutitions tb#l traire oadiired ihir no ch4Sensei.
(rag-gatherer) shall be allowed. iti be in the streets aka'
tiefve oiellick et night; ot, lif carry oar his occupation
at all','inlesii provided siiih a certificate 'of good con-
: diet". sigued•by tea' respestible hou-ektepeOs.
AnSAT AT litiolititivicti.-Suoday afterno-n, the
efillaAn'ut:thearanhpltow Catholic Sundiy S. hoot
vile iiiiitin . InirroCessions Inn the Chapel. and *hen in
Piegi,driti _ • toot the eptiiisiii. side of the toad to'
1
• idiot ifieAtio eliet" stdind lit tfiis 'Moreau a dorch
happened to be 2proieedieg a!nhg the road; and consi.'
queslt y, in some degree: incommoded the children.
: Tbislincollistinci.lemos to hoe givetsoience to Spa..
tel.oinagabosida who Spooned to have no connecti is
• with the pteceseimo, hot Wit* loitering aboot.the flags,'
. scfeio of orlsOits. taokhold, of the WU'S heads, and otbr FS
-. attassafted. to poll the coathasan of his box.. The di iver
at one Of; the attaches perc.eiviiiga wall rushing towards
. *headier driver.. with a .Weapon in .his hood. slipped
• rood hiestoachwastaiust the.rutfitia before he could get
..ashore and residived himself a severe stab ip his bead..
. Bp;thiatisise.a trinhar,oißtharii who tactsilY aPPlarei
• tides iiisisisAllidtiinal to stbe Array. which, shortly, too
. the appeatlice of &regular riots od a great.ntupber of
vrbolis wet e severely beaten. bli...Tboaias.Hoyle. who
• happened to be.panuamta hi( swine. insd his horses
. itapPed,asal himself sod .part of his family w*e vett
• meth insulted, ShOugh they did cwt receive any Parwal'i
. ittjn!y. Oncof:tPe tratkrity .coaoli
,drieeiihad. in '
, ODSCS.OI the dist orbit's", ilk', to-the palieceag;
. Lava &Load SOH* of le. falt4f. """I:
se di tile. delay itapossibk..but.
. pmaco horingAbeatAitsen. slit
• eallmuie subsided ,wheo..thay
. 410414 however. ewe poieseji out.
• la the.sim, Mid. we se token.. into.
beasgtamp,4l the, Noma ;Ilea py. f
. mimes 01.444 Atesandere W
, .. hit --..... Maiyikih alga Allan
:.to flint bnii.to limp she pram,
to prove alibis oust* pea._
pie pared with bails**,
.were

MIDDLtSti:BSSSIONS, S&l'r. 10.
_Serail, lilt • 'vt Wit; 'werelnifieilld
fire anatilting *Wary Wo'thfig, oft: the Td 'tvf• 1..1y-- Laic
The Or'n.seciurilierdes. in P.trodipt:fo.,• Pirtirti*;
and on the day in qursti u•iis-wAlklng 1w hit o,4littati;
d hits the doff iitteht%' whit liefiedo6i to hjr;r.i.v.ti
some very violent language to her, and the Imale tlieJ
triidain took (-Ellis 'coil, wani*ifleilight, and itturk
lair 'several Pinfutil Viten came fririvalid
aid h.-ibusbou'd trsatmebt; and tit?
her tsysit-the pailingcbt the hair. Thd irtosetibtvit•tiMi.j
eluded ti tone list'ltitievititeei 'by sayiniv, IleermoltH
over 'add' ibbie the'latilitigkiref'• tyrifeltiC-• the fritriile'
defendant 'hid Vittiat. thrrivrit -watarittid stoiteVarlier,
and stitia tier over th'bierist... •
Sastriilthe Counsel die. der#ll/fant4):- ' Did
you ever use iine 'abusive tangling, to ?
—Prosecutr ix. bid, SIN I never said isn'y thing lir /het%
nn more thonoshati ons speaking to you, and saying
nothing at all.

The" Jury fourd the defendants Guilty., and, the
CHAIRMAN, havirr,censtned their constatt• in way
strong term., ordered them to be fined 5/.
Joke Aicholaon and Bridget. hi(wife, were charged
with :ssauning (,nyie 27th 'of June list,
in Round court, in die Strand.
Timothy Molloy, ait Itishmen, who saw tee affair,
desc ihed it in nearly' the following trims." i was'
going ahaskthe' street. and saw-Bridget' and her hus-
band; they both :tenet the pto4ctittiit in theinost sae.''
devintii;% mean-r, so yob knOW,*she fell doWn, And
there she was on theegrousid. Ti.en came up a fusible
crowd. And altogether the mo.t • outpace/4i and wicked
turbulence p:evailed."
Binhdefendants alterfiitely modes long defence, and
said thAt the pro..-clittis was.the only aggiessor, as she
prornisculittily took up a handful of mud, aaJ threw
it at the defendants, who did not raise it hand except to
keep the diet off as well as they could.—The defendants
Were aiquitted.
'llliaGeth it fTley. sYrasherwornanc was indicted for
en assault upcui Ann Ring, on the 12th May, Nt Acton.
Mr. SUITH, the Counsel tor the prosecution, detailed
the circumstances of the case, and said he was sorry to
int this was a much mire sevens case that the usual
tun. of 'AssaJlt...
The pipsecuti th.t Mrs. Talley Come t, a
house whore st e was washing on the day in question,
ind asked if she had anything to say against het ? The
protecutrix replied, et No; 1 have vnli to say thatiou'
are a slow :I,liereninait."l Upon this the 'defendant
spat. in her face, laid of her by the hair r f the head.!
and used her so violently, that her arm • tees broken,
which confined htr for three mouths to' her bed.
' Mr.*ADOLPHOS, for the defence, crros-examined the
prosecuttix, who said'she had not been able to do a:
stitch of w .shing ever since.
George Pother, selto- was present at the 'lRSallito di
scribed it as a 'very violnt one, and vincilie.thbughe
it !they, %operate• them to present
Mary Pither, another. waiherwomin4 at Iwheise- line*
the'arlir took' place, described the as.,isit ,in • sltrillAel
terms. The witness heard the difend:ant call' bits.
Ring.an lush b--, on which the bidet "replied, that it
was a lie, for she was ntt I.ish but a real English b—.
Mi. ADOLPHINS addressed the. Jury for the defonce„:
ind told them that though his Lituted.Riend'had,iiid
a steatsdeal 'about the ingenitityhe wis'to eleicise; ihd
the corruscations oflight which'were to flog bout him,'
yet be thought so .little' waiTniide :out against the deli
' tendatk that it was nest necessary Tai hint to say ninth.
The fact was, th:.t. nothing seat wale en' minim than such
disputes atiicng w.e,liervitottettoiho serenew dignified
with. the name of laandtetsei. • .
Theca* was here stepped; we thirtkfettdatit agreed
to give the ptosecutrir ationt pensati.*.

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' Tuesday evening, liettatim• seven and eight cecina;
'as • the-Times' Brighton' coach was on its way to With;
between Riegate and Croydon. one of the horses became
'suddenly ill and fell. • The Riegate coach passing at
the instant, its coachman bellied to loosen the hone
from the harness; bit in leis than a minute the pobr
• knitl gave a deep'groanand hied. immediately. •
• Tueiday al tirrnoon, a poor labouring man was carried
ispon a shutter over London Bridge, in ausaltnast lifeless
tate, to one of the- Hospitals tließriough. He had
been at work in • the S. Katharine Docks, Towerohill;
When a mound of earth fell upon and nearly ciushed
him. His life is depaired of on aceount of the slewe
contusions he riceived-. .
• An biggest was holden yesterday afierrinan. at the
Bell and Mackeel pal lic hriniet, on' the Mile end meld;
on the remains of.Janc Brown, seven years of age, who,'
while lightiog the file on S.tuiday last, set. her Miss
:on fire, ail was so severely injured ai to.Conse her death
on the sameevening. Verdict—Accidental Death.
• Another Inguett was holden St the Bird Cage public.
house, Berrinal•green, on the remains of John rally, a
liasketfmiker in that neighbourhood, rialtri, about twelve
o'clock on Tuesday, was sezed with an apoplectic fit,
'and died almost immediately.—The Jury returned a
Verdict 01-Died by tl e visitation of Gon.
Yesterday' a me Vl* was held out tle ruins of the,,
fate 'Brunswick Tbeatre, to consider the propriety of
erecting a place of refuge fer distressed seamen, under
the title Of The Brunswick Mariners' Society.' It was
also contemplated to have a Chapel attached to the es
iablishment. There were about 100 persons present.
BUshiess crtimnienced by • singing . Psalms. Captain
Gioia% GO/inlet' was in the chair. The Reverend
(IC: Smith addiessed the 4ismisit, • He' went into ar
history of the spot oa whiCh'iliey stead, hiriag for.'
nserly a Church buile on it, then the Royalty Theatre.
afterwards the Nevi Bionswick'llriaire. The firvirend
Gentlesi4nentered, into a detailed account of ihe late
&Cadentl sad told his hearers at the part lie had taken'
iq rescuing Several of the iliaerers. If the intentions
of •thciiie who called this Meeting Were allowed, they
world, he said, get to vrifidieirsi of the Devil.—Altet
various remaskss he concluded. by Moving the first re
solution. .Serieial 'other peiSoris. at, great length, ad,
dressed the *kiting. Several *datums' resolutions
were proposed by Captains Gambier, Elliott, Steel, itc.
which weete.cariied. TPre itieetitig.theri adjourned, nearly
every indifidnid cOnipaiiniti betiig wet through.
TwiJitteissi titan.—Monddy rethink. the year 5569
siii• Ushered in with t e preparatart titer obietved ran
lath' —4ooir ty.t arael,tes, At, tuoiet she' people
dr ei( - ' the Aral

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TitJlil
A young etas warootleiffUlkitrieWiw brought: Isefoor.,
chargedorbk haft, anstched. ku thy-hoods •
of illrs. Whitmore; the •wifc d s Geriderna*wb.: Issmhigh sit*
tloteln .the'CJ;toln:hoble. '
31*.AVIiitmorrIk kites red. list In ller elhairwrobritilor Walk
Thsmeostivet mot held in her hands berteellidoitotimi Whiek4hol
had the *Woe* Wan bassi hes-puree. castaltiltutt-eald mid bank
'cries: The prisoner,- no doultl, supposing AMA he would sectirs..{
a tidli /brie; road* a leap Hai folltch•onid ateetogaig iw steatir
Ossetic* of the reticule. • HEW" ran•amehget cans mg horses;
land sias very near eeesplag;itin • cry was *Wed ardor* Ilintesnd
ask was broad day, he was srcuit.d. Hs however. strusglttirery
hard, and was actually plunged two Of three times IR thlt lowest
hii parlor' was In tare custody.
Ihikteni;the *Wet-keeper, loot the soticololticivldevaad co*
vepedislio to the Contra.' •
The Load Haves remolded- the prlsoott.

GUILDHALL.
Arosecellditt; a young man go years of age, and by trade a leather-
drrsier, was broil& heroic Alderman Anna'', charged whit a
dreadfal. &HOW to Mulder • ?di *lle, at their residence:. No. I,
liettdtrlanbi birtwitt'll 1 add it On Tuendoy nlght.l_
_ _

• idled Wiffianr,iCatlite. conatible •St..- Dunstan s. arras thaw,
dein, o'clock, and tuld that a man had murdered his wife, On pro
credieg an'the attic of Nal. Fetterdane, be saw the prisoner stand.
14 by the betilde; Ids %Midi and antis blbott,ind'isibed sprinkled
on the Slow • Without any redeem" heinolt-trincintoteustedy;
and hstwas ultimately lodged kr the Compeen kerry medium'
afterwards made for anyaireapos, but stone we forinffir
Thomas Davis keeps a shop in 146r-de-Ili curt; and heard
the'cries of minder.. filltingto the Thies Tilite(tate IlAithentrel
he saw feinsie, rush inns Me. Privy's harecoverell -iwithoblatett
She screamed out, " Save vne;yarre ate, thy theest:e cat." Slie
, then ran into the kitebep and fainted, while the female meant
wrapped a towel round bee neck., Tie effusion of blind was
'extte ; and 'winless, with 'btl4l. peeves, aerie/fed lier• to the
shop ne• a surgilth.'nelded Hnikingits Fleet-street ; from, whets&
the was removed to the hospiniL•
. It was kern stated to the Aldermanobat the recovery of the
woman was extremely doubtful; and that the only chance was
her being for the indent kept perfectly quiet.
Other evidence was In attendance, bdt 'Alderman ffilistet salt!
it was, in the 'present stage of the buslisk quite onneeseary, es
the state of the wretched woman orsuet-dechlie the destinadvs of
the prisoner.
Whew Abbott was questioned yesterday morning as to his mo-
tives fur the dreadful attempt en his wires life, be answered, in a
careless manner, that they had had some worth; and added, after
a slight pause, '• but I had reasons enough for it." He appears quite
aim and collected. On *taking inquiry at the Queen s ward re-
sprains the state of the unfortunate woman hdormatiow was re-
ceived
that she had remained perfectly sensible, but was with diffi-
culty kept calm and quiet. her principal anxiety appearing to be f.ir
her three children.. Additional search werMedeyisterday /rondos
for the weapon with which the deed was attempted, but without
success. The present state of the • peer woman is described se
very doubtful. 'Mr. Mullis, one of the house surgeons, remained
With her the whole of the night. Sone after nine o'clock Abbott
wt.s.vhdred in the Compeer by cane of his fellow workmen; to whom)
alone he appeared communicative • and in the presence :Of Lowe
one of the turnkeys under whose card•he *ad Moen during the
night, said repeatedly be hoped she would nut,dietor the sake of
Ate pour children. When asked in an indirect way as to his nus.,
Lives fur the attempt? he saids-s" I've been obisevableorretchedly
miserable fee the let twelve months: .be 'then absented bench
from me, and on her return brought that with her which hes dos.
strayed my peace ever since." lie also said that she had refined•
td procure him sonic supper. and be was' in the act of 'isodriresing
himselcwhen angry weeds arose. Hoorhe became pfisersoad of a
knife, what &italic was, or what had beekneof 'it; be could• oat
fell, no knives having been and by them. When she embed dawn
stairs he several times called her back, perfectly unconscious that
he bad wounded her • but she continued bar course, wrewsbog
'4 Murder!" and the :neighbours, alarmed 'bf her cries, Sled his
spinmirat. To•this individual alms did tub whorabie asawre-
peacedly express his sorrow for what hod ocarenxi, end begged
him to take every opportunity of neertalahrg bow she was.

BO W-;STRIIIIT. -
Yesterday Joins 414A1e01, a tall rough-WM , man, was charged
under Lord Lallednieu s Act; with cutting, stabbing, and wounding
George Green, with intent to do him vkions bodily barna. .
' The .preeetitiot stated; that eon the misfile of the 30th August he
was pollee am 'et his men Berri site primate* bogie; when became
out with iced in • bk hand, whkif he slisob at the proaeulor, sad
Asked kin did ho want any lead tw pay Menke' wish? The rue-
cator said to him. Yoe had better go in doers, you old fool. Some
irritating language followed, when the prisosier went into his Muse.
and Arming •oot with a pump loth its Ms hand, dines k with great
force into the prosecutor's right eyt,whtch waseNlphttly distroyed.
Hr bid since been under if:wears-of Dr. Homer and- Ilk Auk)!
Cooper. but hi, eye was lost beyond recovery.
Four witnesses corroborated this statement. and also proved tbas
'the prhoder, after the act, had endesentnid tolestkpet
The'peisMict declined saying, aby thing in bit denser; rind the
Magistrates coantnicted him ots the capital *cliartK
Thais the Am committal woke the -11argolauf Lansd•wn's Act:
Under Lord Elknborough's Ait. it was nice airy that the wound
should be inilicredliy a sharp instrument: tonmake the seem capital.
'ln the late Act, the word Mounding' is intrbdiettliandlldearh,
or grievous bodily harm be intended, •0 wowndlise in capital, what*
Beet :he instrumiut may be.

A HY—LA.4'ONX IL
Thomas Davy, a Paddington voreh man, was duetted with assault:
hit Mr.*Pithfan, junior, 'bp or the Veitry 'Clerk of'Paddingtoa.
Mr. Piernan stated, that on &today night' the defendant* asked
more than hit regular fare- for ♦nngns, him ands Lady frosts the
!Angeli•at Islington. to Paddington-gees, and held-him by the col.
Ad until be submitted to pay it.
The enaebman appeared impatient to speak, sad Mr. Ilium*
'told blm to'. go on. •

...ascsimati-=-It's all mum. your Warship, upon uirlannour ;
!yid I woud non tech* my word- for nothing. Tbo fieutleinaa
,dou't know what Ibd happen. your Worship, fur be was quite the
wane lor thinking ; Witt upon my honour, your Worship. I never
Lid hold °Chi* collar at all.

The eotorAry to all this was proved by persons who witnessed
the transaction ; and moreover, thar die coachman made use of the
molt offensive langoage towatds the complaimuit ; and Ms litmus
'fined him forty shillings and rusts.
WORSI I P.-STREET.
' Yesterday ilia. Harbey'Ledge, Heir,y ledge. and Josses Lee, were
cointnittedid Netegste, by Mr. Twelves,. under the fol:
denting eirCtlfilitallitt.
. The three prisoners. on the 28th January. were concerned in the
robbery of a Mr. Cullender, a carrier. in Bermondsey, of twenty.
Ode bidet of leather, which were atteiwlrds folintoStke premises
Ledge. the elder brother; but another chirp lies agabne. Was.
Hares, Ledge, for being concerned in a burgioriat tbs hose of
lit. Crawford. for width, the Magistrate observed, be would have
r. Ara to take Mr trial, before be would be transmitted to Surrey.
LA 11 [MKT.
Yesterday Mrs. Mary IWO was apprehended (a Wblteekapel,
'isitk a large bladder of what Messaged Wen& Wady, but whet it
Milky is no more than whiskey coloured, on -bee Femme Mary,
low balite questioned by the Magistrate is to bow she beemapor
sessed of the *piths. taplied, •4 a GeAtionnin. Goa bleis bins I relied
upon her that Mondale, and left brit tie Utile drop that was Jk
Keys hinted to his Worship that he had so tnother eetatilos deS
tectßl.Alary with a stentbr ember. In essweepsewee of *hie dis-
covery. he was desired to go and state the cerevosstesses to the
Solicitor of the Excise. He did so, bet they refusing to prosecute,
Mary was emancipated.
THA %MS POLICE.
Two used, names Ames sod Archibald. were brought before Caps.
lisitaist, charged with Sealing front the atomism skip Jam,
ring at Horitelydown. part of a cable and a hawser ; and a person
;named John Demur, &toga Berenouthey-wall, was charged with
emeivitig the sante.
It appeared in evidence that William ledge, a Pollee fistpeetor,
dltabei Ititeirshitiets that the IWO butanarelld Wiesen, *be were
imam a board Ikeda" were pledderine bee of ropes aad stores.
He teak them into custody, and oimowered that they had sold some
Wheats It a cable to Banner, who, being applied to, admitted the
kiviriggif en Ids. for it, add aided that Jones represented
hihsstit to beer been din tied to Sell the rope ray his heather, who
eissmanded tht ship.
Under the circumstances of the ease, Banner was admitted as a
witness against the thieves, whtwere committed for trial at the
Surrey Salons.
UNION-HALL

Yesterday Gorr Look s you aboussaher, was brought np
on a charge of being lid commie* in tbit house of Ur. horse, a
picture deskss with latent to commit a Many.
tir. butte dated that the night "dote be tune home something
eiviler than trial, dud had not Wed long m his parlour when he
breed a noire lit the biol•ehamber beads dot gather. sad in going
in to ascrnain the WM, discovers* the rimier Under the bed,
The priumorr assured him that be had entered the house by nds
take, hieing an apphilitnient With a fetuses who resides In die same
AVM; and *ben he Welted into the erthroom he eerily believed
it to be the Lid y 'Not emitting rids accoadtibeitst for a width.
than end gave *se prisoner tete culeesly.
The liagistrate (Mr. Swatter) inquired whether the complainant
had any females reAltiesig in the bolder . .
16. Wee 11TaVle 11 Ifelletherpet Who ihed. With him to&

ywavvingliMPlAFlleftS POINFEWOMON.I.OO6B;4II tree ebbe it_
pirelaiselbeiethillissioliWisholweedoet.thahe iseheeseis:
paled iodise female whit Mom he weld ho had ao
j. Mr. Swam heleked was shepreseinf ' •
lir. Dame reshot that the WSW •
Theispelsithereweetioe-seho&whee he had to elite the
end deleueed, seventh any heehaw's, that be. bed sum wdints
.11shO'ss • bblesslnd•the Itheleatesekeepew, at bee sere wawa elit
invkatioe.—The eissieplatedue appeared Weenie p.iset,4
+th.e.thesisheseete and esclaieuirel,." 1 meat believe lt--I the
e fabidbeied."
sage! Oat betwera 001 and eke.
--&-...ateeesr•he the X-- ti

- Newell' i
gioarallidre.'"eastillliet 11:111ketlingEtybr "kggtettai*
be way .yhei teillliis dal wee a ' as, gad ka oisat it.
'sherloillialltlllerlidglirkethatplell mph* Itashand. lley 14
ihaterhowedialligieweimpubilawhiessiliar heard logione. mod as
• Y. I lgheeserlimilMida roassake hideleeeely
t bed." Vac thew left higt its EMIT jitk, thstasta Wee e,;„
t• oat, sad is gettiorlialt he tiled* the *obi that eb;
tidied bflirl.. ilk a tree mean
his theinclohad les Marhl&as miss. ow da.
sysol char she .
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.Saffirat4tht;fwilmet it. lc
Curse latatesilasely I. ar•lngtotrre itiltaa his eta;
44241111 t
tappkwed a "retry- WailinOilikiti skiwy-yean et • a;i114,7,
cailtellinnhfithihalepeselbefalleilegiieriehat we knew at the apd,
top maw dalowaideadibeallamtekleithlier otos hard es then f
ilithig.pmemd magician ilbesisibi she egisinted that she km; hi.
bed duo prisoner to etwwmfabet to the deer, Inn had me Wei
di* he wmiltrhstriniglidli Weastabt.... r. Inigli he did statehettai
afraid at tarok., thddedgebldflowatedem ader•ha try* is idhim out, hat she wal deteradmiii astatine Mr. Barge what aid
lisppwied whom ho coma heeler " Yet "ea dithetdo as, Hank.
toed the cossyleteiaat, dle/plop hits thials" Well, l gee labm„,
*wan is act ember ow* I havt•llows6ol goodged. ark
will sever I n arc lettootemo—liaftiet seabed almii, ad
deviated nothing &IMMO 'Wed between her aad the petsuest
The Mltteeraimailliegrnelle sieeseeber.-
XXONII4%)LICkt.
' Toe eatzscr or tikireatit essisa—Matiticillm. an bylaw •
and am wilt skit *IR •• Mb NSW imirelomsehisdfts x their
heck. wale I:rem& op; cheeped end) Mei, lees. oak eel di*
orderly li the streets.
Oa being gibed what he had is say, he pave the hum% N.
calorie legnititahe• if It •elrery's, 41%seehVg bowler, ra der&
atlas/ leer frost sort ymtageley I net with aft Met
who I sawed leader hi lorry, * Laedeaderty's Deareaa, ley
jean aire, lewd be gait, • Abell:Mg, is that earsehr adi sgi4
lure Ned "lose your hews* ble my owaselt emarely ; gad maw
'seedy owes that game he was the &litigates to glee me sLyik.
bald aequaltwasee saki; awl Ire all west—wayselt and wy obi
there and the childierom a polpholeeew—ami, to tall the Mae
truth, we ail sot drank with eider—gad my wile Oen. at it,
we hosoor) trek se Meek that ihe 'was so step* as • high haeo.
She sever drank any eilikisibefate, "eye hosoes, :tad I timid her bet
et would make her *auk, bet the *Waage crew: auel.bet behave
me it'll, at ail; ' Wed' bete wears all in troable..yere tiewara."l
40 I appose," sad. eke • Illaress,••• that ,it 1 discisoie yap am
year wife, you will lesAve the city imosediately." ••I bat I Mil la
a j 1114," exclaimed the Idslistas, who ethtently smikraegl tie
hint, " and many thanks to yam warship's amour." An elk,*
was thee desired to gee the. mows .fasaulz clear at the city.
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SPORTING in rist.LIGENCE.

PEDEST RI A NM&
Woodsy week; P. Meer Aim uadeneuir te :walk lig Disk
IN memoirs .it., ea a bah-miles**. of armed /eat the Nee.
castle rear mane Na comestmeti Me artless eaderubial st
kN o'clock a the thermos, Sid completed it es Toads, *Si
the Waked• time. A gram ceecaere* of people see rsbiat is erit.
" of titwfaes A precarious ethrergetee es de
mama ter tato caseation

petted wee ell the

itstdea..— *se ikrasq••

THE FANCY.
bled• Neal .aid Jack NielsAlle.—Lett Night. at tic Time Ces.
pewee is Drury.lane, rite ilk &resit le this match was leek gest,
Wog WA AO &side. Neither vies were pram. Mirth
is teidegoe the Jelly lirthee atagerweeet. Sense ell re were =de
at betsg bat e►►etiea.a was dew . Invariably time Wades et
the taken sae ikon were to bawl Neal at to 1.
Ned &tease and near Sweeser.—Las eight, at the Doke at
Wireeesberg, H•4shdswt, illeeitriarec the third &petite( a
in the easedawas smile aged. insbies is tit hisa arable.

QoADIATUAt 00 TN! CIACLk Dtscolautp..—This
important. psoblens, which has agitated the Learned
world Torrnearly fourlhousend years, has at length bees
dfscoieetedbya yntsieg lad, only thirteen rears of age,
named James Graham;' who resides in Moenteharles
Fount'', Donegal. Ithas undergone the must tit :mots
investigatson by. several Gentlemen of distinguished
abilitie., and isfoond to be as perfectly completed and
as flimyy estahlishesl, on the west principles of Ea-
clidian geometry, as any pr blade hitherto known in the
.sciences This eatracirdioary stitc..sery will intrWuce
new era in the science of geottie.iy. and bring to light
wonders thlit viill'astonish the literati of Eniope. It is
ansiostly to be wished that some liberal molded Nohk-
Anion or Geotlemats, or some of these Societies formed
for the purpose of pm/noting and resettling metal
knowledge, would take this young lad by the ban:, and
'obtain fee him the reward of such exit intrdinary
4nd have this phenomenon of science published to satisfy
the curiosity of the woild.--Da6lite Evening Moil.
Tuts-day night last some lebourers at Islevo•rtl. found
the Cody of an eld -rly G:ntleman lying bribe side of
ttfe roan. His hat was lying some distance from him,
and one side of his face was cowered with dust, and
appe lied to be bruised. They earned the body to a
eighbouti .g public house, .no- sent for the parish
officers, who searched•his pockets, hut he had no witch,
money, or any thing stout him, to lead to the disco-
.se.y of who he was.
Wednesday sennight, es M. VIDOCQ,, the celebrated
Chef de Police, in Paris, was crossing the Place Baia
doyerrirs his cabriolet, he was stopped by twO rod-
' nuns., who wok from behind the cabriolet a person abs
had been denounced to them as a netorins thief. This
man, it appears, had a few minutes previously accosted
;111. VIDOOO and requested charity. M. VIDeCQ, thinking
him an object wenn, of compassion, desired him to get
behind his.cabriolet, and was driving him home for the
porpoise of giving him some assistance.
A Butte I% A GLASS Snor.—Monday afternoon. *
bull hawing gained a considerable distance in advance
of the sleowees, who were IMiowiog him from Smithfield
Midell, awned into s shop in Bhoredkck, kept by so-
ftatiim embed Cappini, a maker of weather glares and
looking glasses. The poor Italian, in the utmost cue-
iterpatioa, retreated before his formidable looking
horned customer. Tite bull. however, not at all mis.
,cbievously inclined, snitched mend the counter withal'
disturbing any of the articles arranged about the shop
end without any accident, save ogre of his hind leg
breaking through a weak pat of the floor. An immerse
mob had gathered in front of the hoes*, expecting ao
thing lets than the entire destruction of all the shot
contained. An officer, named Bock, who was 00 the
sp t at the time, observing that the animal's atteatim
was intently directed to the reflection of his own hood
figure iii a large looking glass near the window, closed
the shot*. and darkened the shop ;•and a clear pour
hawing been effected by the removal of the couniet.&&
the bull ietteated without having done the slightest da•
'nage, and walked quietly up the street.

AIARRIEb.
Ai watt* Church, Rath, the Rev. Wei. iseee. el
Mamie *visa daughter el the late W. F. Dory, 1144.
Isettre laver. Meonseetheilre.

put of
.bia family wm. le+ "Do occasions by 41 Ai, mein the' people
y did aaa receive any airceifilid is the 4:1! tient eynagitues, when the usual
ley .caiob
,drieeiy, had, iii;the pfampi iete lead, the conception remained Wild
Abe pence Othilicand. Mi, hlyreen eiglit and Mlle. Oi Tuesday, then
wire. il the spot with Nevi tears:llAl* tir present year, (he *again asien3-
Amt,. imimmios a their hied 114 11.1 f. past i clotit iiane ism celebi ate
s4.4tbillafree.bwi in aveit 'Mk feat Of putiikthisk
ThiV cams up.. f-te indi.vi- offering ?limas stated in the book ni Mies-
sed.oui.as baties.ptpe egtifie .otis• At iep cePek tie teolinie '
W. 1140. custody. They mere fopa"s.catc4intiprqcepett . the year, and thew
aiity?a-Motidari,4ltdar, rqp v!pqptittooff,iert sot binignso, bf
'• ,Eakar,Cismib, theiti remained pipe one kclOck: They Mit bg~iii it'
leel-S • aild.ordiertfrah' 14404 c the One dry, aP.4 trikraf't t iage
Pkg. liwiwithi,imidtteikits bOutiriffiqn chipkecv, 441. oft 10.
;Alf.osieit*lN Vic itirst food i$ ttakeik till 1110 .settittiii* *4e
wets locked ap. trumpets, rn'ettliet *