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London, England, 1829-12-01

WORSHIP-STREET.

James Duey and Was. Shedsvick were brought before the sitting
Magistrate on the following charge of highway robbery, committed
between the hours of one and two on Sunday morning :—h ap-
peared that about the time mentioned, Attfield and Hanley, officers
of this establishment, and Gooding, a conductor of Bow-street
patrol, were standing in an obscure part of Cock-lane, behind
Shoreditch Church, when a drunken man at some distance from
them was bustled by some men who had followed him, who
knocked him down, and immediately ran off. The officers pursued
and took the two prisoners, who ran off in different directions.
A watch was found sear the place where Shadwick was stopped,
which was identified by the prosecutor, John King. In the hand
of the prisoner Diary were found a hat and a silk handkerchief.
which were also identified. Dicey said he had picked them up.
The prisoners were remanded till Friday.
'John Wright, a very well-dressed young man, a journeyman
weaverorm finally examined before Mr. &summon and Mr. Bu-
nn, charged with embezzling 74 yards of manufactured silk, the
property of Messrs. Adams and Son.
The prisoner. who bad voluntarily surrendered himself, admitted
that be had been employed upon the work, and said, in his de-
fence, that be had ioidted it, and was taking it home to the ware-
house, but having got drunk by the way he at down upon the step
of a door and lost the property, he could not tell how. He men-
tioned four or five publk-houses where be had stopped to drink on
his way from Spitalfields to Threadneedle-street ; but Waters. the
officer, who made minute inquiries at every place mentioned by the
prisoner, could find no person who remembered to have seen the
prisoner or to have heard of any such loss of property.
The Magisuates sentenced him to three months' hard labour in
the House of Correction.
London, England, 1829-12-01

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, N0v.30.

At:ander Glenn* late of Kennington. vktualler, who was up
on a former day, was sentenced to five calendar insinths' imprison-
ment under the discretionary clause.
Join Thompson, who was also up on a former day, was adjudged
to seven calendar months' imprisonment, at the suit of a creditor
named Pagetfor a vexatious defence to his action, which imprison-
ment will expire to-morrow, the judgment being computed from
the date of the insolvent's filing his petition.

Sir R. Sara—Have you any thing to say respecting the death
of the deceased 7 •
The prisoner stated that the decesseri was in the act of pulling
open a door in the back yard that morning. when be fed backwards
and indicted the wound upon his forehead which was supposed to
have occasioned his death.
Sir R. Brune said, that under all the circumstances Mr. Thomas
would be justified in detaining the prisoner until the Coroner's Jury
should alt upon the body of the deceased.

MAR BOROUGH.STR EST.
Timothy Hurley and Jaws Goias. two 111-tooting fellows, were
yesterday afternoon placed at the bar before F. A. Ma, Bog the
Presiding Magistrate, charged with the following Impudent species

of robbery :--
A muter baker, named Gray, residing at No. 9, Unlea-street,
,Somers-town, said that he had deposited a quantity of silver and
halfpence, together with a gold ring, in kis till under the counter,
and that while he was in another room the prisoners walked very
deliberately into the shop, and taking the till with its contents,
were decamping with it, when an alarm was given, and they set
off at full speed across the fields. After a good steeple chase, oar
was out-run, and the other prisoner falling into a ditch, which he
had attempted to leap, was soon afterwards seemed.—They were
fully committed for trial.
. ..•nraMiLir OTtIMPIPT.

A miserable-looking aid women, named Esther Wells, who was
only discharged from custody cm Sunday morning, was yesterday
again brought before Mr. Hosseries, at this odce, charged by an
old man named Kidd, with having stolen a tub.
The evidence was quite conclusive of her guilt ; and the magis-
trate, after having severely reprimanded her for the total want of
principle which she had evinced, sentenced her to two months'
imprisonment.
Among the applicants for relief yesterday at this Office, from
the parish of Mile-end Old-town, was a man with a wife and five
children, who begged of the Magistrates to grant him an order to
compel the overseers to take him into the workhouse. He stated
that they would only allow hint 7s. a week for the support of him-
self, wife, and a family of See children !
Mr.Wetzas told him that the parish did very right in not taking
him into the house, as there was no doubt but that he wished to be
eat in idleness, the trade of a carpenter being a good nee.
!g:tterdian, who described himself as a carpenter, said, in with.
drawing, with tears in his eyes, that for six weeks he had not been
able to get any work, and be had no home for his wife and family
to go to.
London, England, 1829-12-01

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as an efficient Vegetable Powder, composed of ingredients the most
pure and rare, selected by an Indian Botanist, and possessing extra-
ordinary powers in realising a beautiful set of Teeth--sustains them
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strengthens the Gums.
on unsound and imperfect Teeth, ROWLAND'S ODONTO
operates as a Renovator! excluding all deleterious matter from its
eorrodent seat, and, clearing the way of impediment, induces the
regenerative influence that characterizes the Teeth by the sew
features of beauty and stability.
Price its. 9d. per Box, Duty included.
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Each Genuine Box has the Name and Address engraved on the
Government Stamp,“ A. ROWLAND and Sou," 20, Hatton Garden,
which is pasted on the Wrapper.
The Genuine is sold by most Perfumers and Medicine Venders.

CATON ON NERVOUS DEBILITY, ASTHMA, INDI-
GESTION. ERUPTIVE DISEASES OF THE FACE
AND SKIN. 3.. 6d.

PoPULAR REMARKS on NERVOUS DEBI-
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containing an Enquiry into the Nature, and Treatment of those
Diseasemalied Nervous,Bilious, Stomachic, and Uver Complaints,
with Observations on Law Spirits and the Influence of Imagina-
tion on those acute and distressing Diseases.

By T. hi. CATON, Surgeon.
Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.

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different stages of ASTHMA, exhibiting the character, symptoms,
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Collection of necessary Prescriptions, &c. &c.

Also, CATON on the VENEREAL DISEASE and its Vas
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London, England, 1829-12-01

SUPPLEMENTARY ARTICLE, 4-43.

If k shall be proved to the satisfaction of a General or District
Court-martial that a soldier has tampered with his eyes, or that
partial or total loss of sight has been caused by his vice, intem-
perance, or other misconduct, such soldier shall not be deemed
entitled to his discharge or to a pension ; bat he shall, on conviction,
be detained in an eye infirmary or military hospital, er shall be sent
to his parish, or dismissed, according to our directions given from
time to time to our Commander-in-Chief.
London, England, 1829-12-01

TUX •MBOXIMI or ♦DAII, ♦ RANKILOPT. V. LQIBI[IX.

This was an action brought by the Assignees of Adams, against
the defendants, bankers and merchants, at Brighton, for the re-
covery of certain wines, which had been deposited with them u
security for the repayment of an account advanced to the bank-
rupt. The bankrupt, it appeared, in the month of April, 1828,
called upon his solicitor, Mr. Faithful, and said he was in want of
some money, in consequence of having laid out a considerable
amount in the purchase of wines. Mr. Faithful subsequently
introduced his client to Messrs. Lushman and Co. who ulti-
mately agreed to advance the sum required, for which Mr.
Adams was to give bills, for the security of the payment of
which certain wines were to be transferred to Lushman and Co.
On the 18 of May, the transaction was settled. Two promissory
notes were given for Xl5O each, the one falling due on the Ist, and
the other on the 31st of July, in the same year. The first of these
bills was paid by Adams before his bankruprty, and the Jury were
to say whether a tender made by a Mr. Davis of X 1,300, and .es
for expenses, could be legally considered as a payment of the other
bill? A great deal of evidence was produced.
Lord Turraansx having summed up, the Jury almost imme-
diately found for the defendants.
London, England, 1829-12-01

N. 4 L INTELLIGEVCE.

MAILS Amami, Tin DAT.—Dublin I —.Waterford i —lll,3ll.intl I
—Franco I.

The following vessels have arrived in the Humber :—Tritnn.
Keighly ; Ricardo, Heseitirie; Thos. Hodgson, St, wart ; Knieral
Tucker ; Newland, Hawkins; and Army, Sr, moist., front S.
Petersburgh; Corinlanus, Todd. and W.,tson„ Frost, from Rig
Satisfaction, Barnett, and Perseverance, range, front %Vyborg.
The Ariadnr, Oghtaman, from 31emel, has arrived elt
Flambn-
rough, with loss of foremast and bowsprit.
The Superb, Marshall. front Leith to London, la on shore on
Yarmouth Bea b—cargo discharging.
DUAL. Nov. 30.—Wind N.S.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Love, Glawes, from Bourdeaux.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. SO.— Wind E. S. It —Arrived the &neer,
Francisco, from New York, leaky, bound to hiamburgh ; and
Nester, Mordot from Quebec. Arrived front Lando the
Lonsch, Cotgrave, for Bombay.
FALMOUTH. Nov. ^_9.—Wind S. to S S _
_ _

SCILLY, Nov. 26.—Arrived the Thetis, I:ohimon ; Kitty. rev-
mock ; snd Tomboialine, Hunter, from ttichec ; and
Mary. Mills. from Newfoundland ; au.l Clingier, front
Lisbon.

Itamsomrs, Nov. ib.—Off the port. the Onsoil 'se, Baird, from
Quebec, and Isabella, —, front St. Petersburgh.
Hatt, Nov. _9.—Arrived the Venus, Hardy ; Minerva, Car.
'Tick ; Hannah, Path ; and Montreal, Frost, from Sr. Petersburg!' ;
Abbotsford, Garbuts. and John Mimi, Cook, from Riga; Baltic
Merchant. Crow, and James, lloneyman, front Slentel ; and Ca-
ledonia, Martinson. front Qottetiburgh.
YARMOUTH Roans, Nov. :.o..—Arrlved the Lumsdeu, Rwens,
and Agenorla, Toddy from St. Pt tersburgb ; and A!chyni:st, Ste•
Tonna, from Wyburg.

SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT AT CON-
London, England, 1829-12-01

SUPPLEMENTARY RULES AND ARTICLES FOR
THE BETTER GOVERNMENT OF ALL OUR

FORCES.
SUPPLEMENTARY ARTICLE 2-43. following Art. 41,

page 11.

If any soldier shall be convicted of malingering, or of feigning or
producing disease or infirmity—or of being detained in hospital, in
consequence of materially injuring his health by his own vice or
intemperance, and thereby rendering hintaelf unfit for service—or
of absenting himself from an hospital whilst under medical treat-
ment—or of being guilty of a gram violadoo of the rules of the
hospital—or of intentionally protracting his cure—or of wilfully
aggravating his disease ;
Ho shall be liable to be tried for disgraceful conduct, and shall be
subjected to the punishment and penalties attached to that offence.
SUPPLEMENTARY ARTICLE, 5-43.

In all cases where a soldier, whether on or off duty, shall be-
come maimed or mutilated by the firing off of his musket, or by
any other means, such soldier shall be forthwith put upon his trial
before a General or District Court Martial ; If the Court shall be
of opinion, in their finding, that such maiming or mutilating was
the effect of accident, and not of design, the proceedings of the
Court shall be transmitted through the ordinary channel to the
Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital, in order that the may, when
the ca., comes before them, have the best means of arriving at a
jumt decision, either to grant or withhold the pension ; if the Court
shall be of opinion, in their finding, that such maiming or mutilat-
ing was the effect of design, and not of accident, in that case the
soldier .hall not be discharged from our service, but shall be re-
tained and employed oa such duties or military work as we may
from time to time direct, through the Commander-is-Chief of
our Forces.
London, England, 1829-12-01

CHILBLAINS, SORES, BURNS, &c.

MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERATE. —This
Caste will be found most efficacious in every kind of
Wound, Sere, Scald, Burn, Bruise, Eruption, Ulcers of every deno-
mination, especially Sore and Ulcerated Legs,which have been heale
in so rapid a manner, that a new method of cure has been esta
Mashed by this useful Preparation; Sore Breasts, Inflammation of
the Eyes. Scorbutic and Cancerous Humours Erysipilas, or St
Anthony's Fire, Ring Worm, Sore Throats, Chops, Chilblains, &c.

Sold in Boxes at es.lid. and 29. 9d. by Messrs. BUTLER,
Chemists, CbeaPside, corner of St. Paul's, London; Sackedle-street,
Dublin ; Princes-street, Edinburgh ; and the principle Medicine
Venders in the Kingdom.
Of whom may be had BUTLER'S CAJEPUT OPODEL-
DOC, strongly recommended for CHILBLAINS, CHRONIC
RHEUMATISM, SPASMODIC AFFECTIONS, PALSY.
Stiffness and Enlargement of the Joints, SPRAINS, BRUISES,
Stc. In Mottles, at ls. lid. and Ys.. 9d.
NOTlCL—Observe E. Marshall on the label of each Box of the
Curate and a Government Stamp with the words is BUTIAN
Cheapside," engraved thereon.

CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, PALSIES, &c.
CiIILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their
tormenting itching instantly removed, by W H ITEHEA D's
ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, universally esteemed for its extra-
ordinary efficacy in Rheumatism., Palsies, Gouty Affections, and
Complaints of the Stomach.

But where this CUMIN remedy has been unknown or neglected,
and the ChilM•ins have actually broke, WHITEHEAD's FA-
M I I.Y CER AT it will ease the pain, and very speedily beat them.
This Cerate is equally efficacious for all it .conditioned Sores, Sure
Legs. Scorbwie ii:ruptions, Blotches, Pimples. Ringworms, Shin-
glas Breakings-out in the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, sore and
iillamed Eyes. sure Heads, and other Scorbutic Humours.
The Esmitca of NI usman is perhaps the most active, penetrating,
and tiEcaci us remedy in the world, curing the severest Sprains
and Bruises in less than half the time usually taken by any other
Liniment or Embrocation ; it also heals Cuts, Punctures from sharp
Instruments. Nails, Thorns, *inters, &c. with incredible faci-
lity, with..ut smart or pain, preventing inflammation and fester-
ing, and is equally useful in the various Accidents of Animals—
in short, it is a domestic remedy of such uncommon excellence
and utiliti, that po Family sensible to its own comfort should ever
be without it.

Prepared, only, and sold by it. .10'1)1224014 Apothecary, 15,
Greek-atrett, Soho, London—the Essence and Pills at es, 9d.esels,
the Cerate at ls. lid. They are also sold at 68, Cornbill ; and by
every AlN:mine Vender in the United Kingdom.
The Genuine has the name of " R. Johnson" inserted in
the Stamp.
London, England, 1829-12-01

MARRIED.

At Halesworth, the Rev. W. Cann, of Cratfield Vicarage, to
Harriett, second daughter of the late Rev. H. Robinson, Rector
of Thwaite.
At St. George the Martyr, the Rev. Edward IL Poole, of Queen
Square, to Sophia, only daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Lane, Pre-
bendary of Hereford, Ike.

DIED.

At Ipswich, the Rev..l. Julian, B. A. of Tritnley &. Mary,
aged 61.
Rev. W. Rumney, Rector of Swindon.
Rev. P. Feel, Curate of Bozwell and Leightertue, Gloucester-
shire.
The Rev. Slade Baker, B. C. L. formerly Fellow of New Col-
lege, and Rector of Buscott, Berkshire, aged 74 years. Mr. Ba-
ker took the degree of B. C. L. in 1782.
London, England, 1829-12-01

FRENCH PAPERS.

From the Gazette de France, of Sunday.
PARIS. Nov. 27.
A letter from Cracow says-s• Tire Awaken/ Casette announces,
in an article dated from &kicky, that great military armaments are
making in the interior of Russia. But thank Heaven, since peace
was signed, we have not heard of any thing of the kind"
The Chevalier de Barbosa (says the Monism:o addresses a letter
to as, in ;which he requests us to state that the sews inserted in se-
veral Journals relative to the recognition of the Infant Don Miguel,
as King of Portugal, by the sovereign Pesitiff, is destitute of
foundation. The Nuncio of his Holiness at Lisbon may exerebe,
as he in fact does, the functions of hie once io the name of
the Catholic Chord), but it is not to be inferred from this that his
diplomatic relations, which ceased when all the other diplomatic
agents were recalled, have been renewed.
From the Quotidienne of Saturday.
PARIS, Nov. 27.
Letters from Madrid of the 19th of this month, brought to Paris
by an extraordinary courier, announce that the Decree of Amnesty
IP be issued by his Catholic Majesty was already drawn op. and
Sat it would soon be published. if we may credit the contents of
these letters, a small number of criminals will be excluded from
the amnesty-such as the chiefs of the rebellion of the army in the
island of Leon, on the Ist of January, 1820, the result of which
was the publication of the Constitution-those who,"at Madrid.
compelled his Majesty to take the oath to that Constitution on the
7th of March the same year; and those who, in the Cones at Se-
ville, deposed their Sovereign.
Front the Allgetneine Zeitung of Nov. 24.
Views*, Nov. 19.-Nletalliques, 10216-16th.; Four per Cent.
ditto, 92j; Bank Sham, 1,235.
FRENCH FUNDS.
Five per Cents, 108 f. 90e. 85e. 70c.
Three per Cents, 84f. 55e. SOc. 45e. 40e. 110 e. 10c.
FOREIGN.
Rentes de Naples, 95f. 80e. 75e. 70e. 65e. 50e. 93f. 45c. 40c.
Royal Spanish Loan, 78 781 14
Pepetral Spani.h Annuities, 551 1 a 551 41.
Haytian Loan, 405 f. 410 f. 415 f. 410 f.
Rae AAAA aex Lcnson.-One month. 25f. 70c. Three months,
25f. 550.-e/burs afirtkentigue.

THE EVENING STAR.

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London, England, 1829-09-16

BIRTHS.

On the 15th inst. Mrs. Edward Harper, of Norfolk-street. of a
son.
Sunday, to Grafton street, the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel
Horton, of a daughter.
At Minton, roomy Wicklow, the Lady of the Rev. Doctor
Fletcher, of a son.
At Rio Grande, Brasil, the Lady of Major-General Gustavo.
Brown, of a ion.

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London, England, 1829-09-16

MARRIED.

At Dublin, Captain Thomas Stewart, late of the 23d Royal
Welsh Fainleers, to Eleanor, second daughter of Wet. F. Stinky.
Ea q . of Charlenioutatreet.
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DIED.

At Bombay, Herbert, sun of John Pugh, of King's-road, lied-
ford-row.
On his way into the City, in his gig, Hugh Darkly. F..q. of
Cambridge-terrace, Regent's-park, in the slot year of his age.
At the Wood, IVinalerniere, 'lary Anne, second daughter of
the late Her. Dr. Walkr, Archdeacon of Essen
At Salt Hirer, Jamaica, Lieut. H. Ansell, R.N. of Tottenham.

Lemsom : Printed and Published by Jona Marna, at the SLR-
Orricr, Nu.l, Pickett-place, Temple Bar.

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London, England, 1829-09-16

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

A RRIVAI.S.

The Duke of Manchester, at his boom in Park-lane from his
seat, Kintbokon Castle ; the Dowager Mut:bloats, of Salisbury,
at her house in Arlington-street, from liens ; J. French, Wog. at
the British Hotel, Jernsyst-street, from America ; Robert Pant-
titer, Esq. at his house in Grafton street, Bond-street, from Dover;
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Farrand, at the St. George's Hotel, Albe.
mark-street, from their seat near Blegley, Yorkshire ; Colonel and
Mrs. Pepper, at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook-meet, from
Paris ; Wm. Sawbridge. Esq. at ditto, from Hants; S. &mask,
Esq. at ditto, from Blatant ; T. Collins. Esq. at ditto. from Beth ;
the Earl of Radnor and Lord Folkestone, at Mivart's Hind,
Lower Brook and Davies-streets, from Paris ; Colonel Johnstone,
at ditto, from ditto; Captain Davies, at Ditto, from Hants; Lieu.
tenant-Colonel O'Reilly, at Fenton's Hotel. Sc. James's-street,
from Windsor; Colonel Sumner, at ditto, from Surrey ; Mr. and
Mrs. Williams, at ditto, from di:to ; George Jameson, Est at
ditto, front Paris; Mr. O'Brien. in Sackville-street.
DEPARTURES.
The Earl of Sefton, from Arlington-street, for his seat. Stoke
Farm, Burks ; the Earl of Rosalyn, from town ; the Countess of
Rothes, and Ladies Mary and Elizabeth Lesile, front the Pukeney
Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Bedfordshire ; the Earl of Fife, tram
ditto, for the Royal Lodge. Windsor ; Mr. and Mrs. S. Watson
and family, from ditto, for Paris ; Wm. Fenwick, Esq. from the
British liotel,Jermyn-street, for the East Indies ; Capt. Hawkins,
from ditto. for Brighton ; Major Cartwright. from Kirkham's
Hotel, Lower Brook-street, for Sussex ; J. Bayles, Esq. from ditto,
for Gloucestershire; Capt. H. Drummond, from ditto, for Berko;
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson, from Mivart's Hotel. Lower Brook-street,
from the Continent ; the Hon. Mrs. Childen and family. from
ditto, for Berko ; Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins, from Regent-street, foe
their seat in Norfolk ; Mr. and Mrs. Steed Girdlestone. from the
&. George's Hotel, Albesoarle-street, for Brighton.
London, England, 1829-09-16

THE ARMY.

A detachment belonging to the 6d battalion of the 60th (the
Duke of York's own Rifle Corps) marched this morning from
London, for Portsmouth.
A detachment belonging to the 35th regiment of Foot marched
this morning from London, for Portsmouth. on route to Jersey.
A detachment of the 11th regiment of Light Dragoons marched
this morning from London, for the Cavalry Depot, at Maidstone.
A detachment belonging to the 7th regiment of Dragoon Guards
marched this morning from London, for Ipswich.
London, England, 1829-03-18

CITY. TWELKK O'CLOCK.
We understand that Insurances have been made a. L'oyd's no
ships proceeding from Lisbon to Itio de Janeiro, laden with east.
chandise.
Up to the present hour, scarcely one bargain has been done to
the 0.11•01 market, which opened at $74 e for the Account, and
117 y to for Money.
The Parliamentary Debates of last night occupy the attendee
of the Public.
Nothing is doing in the Foreign market, and prices are nominal
at present.
CITY. HA I.F.FAST ONR O'CLOCK.
We still remain in the same dull state as in the early part of the
morning, without any news, or the kit speculation in the 00.14,1
market. Consuls have remained...luring the morning with a flaw
tuation of about per cent. as they hive been door at V7i g
the Account, and are at present 1171 e, and for Money VI to a.
We do not bear of any Napless hum Paris.
The Foreign market is In the same state of stagnation as 'hat
the Britida.—F.schequer Bills remain at yesterday. prices.
London, England, 1829-03-11

.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Man; ARIMED Tun Div—Dublin I—Waterford 1.
Bmossaass, rels;acre s.—Tbe Ciliate, Oliver, from Dublin to
London, stranded at Cardigan S, has been repaired at Pu'hely.
and idled thane for Swansea. The whole of ber cargo has been
returned to Dublin.
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Dom., Masten io.—Wind N.E.by E.—Arrived from London
the Thames, Haveyside, and Madras, Beach, lot India; and the
Eclipse, Simpson, for Si. Thomas's. Arrived t►e Royal Mail,
Scott, from St. Michael's. '

PORISMOUTII, blaaeu N.—Wind variable.

FALSIOUTEI, MUCH 9.—Wind variable.--Sal led the Tyrian
packet, fur the Mediterranean ; and Pigeon packet, for the Brazil%

STA/MOATS CluE, MAUCH 10.—Arrived the Mary Cumming,
Bit:gadsle, from Trieste ; and the Perseverance, Hutchings, from
Leghorn.

Livaaroot., MAWR B.—Arrived the William and Mary, Mills,
from St. Michael's; Mary Isabel. Howlett, from Lisbon.
Maims 9.—Arrived the Neptune, Waters, from Savannah;
Lyall, front Faro ; and Murrell, Cooe, from St. Michael's.
Sailed the Leader. Turners, for Bombay ; Prince Regent, James,
for Maranbam ; Caledonia, Townes. for Africa ; Isabel, GriStlis,
for Antigua; Hazard, Chase, for Savannah.
London, England, 1829-03-11

NUMBER 13,114.]

• EAST INDIA HOUSE February 25, 11140.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED
COMPANY V MERCLUNTh V ENGLAND. fralliVb
the EASY INDIES, do her* 'sire Mks,
Tens time court will be ready to receive Proposals is writing is
it before Witonsma, the 115th of March next, from the Owners
nfgood, sound. and substardal Copper bottomed SHIPS, of the
Burtlum of from Four Hoddred and Fifty to Right Hundred
Tons Registered Measurement, .specifying the Rate of Freight at
which they may be willing to Let each Ships for one Voyage
md,from Bengal.
. That the Court will also be ready to receive Proposals b
Writing, on or before the said WItIONISDAT, the 25th of Starch
nest, from the Owner or Owners of tined, sound, and substantial
Copper Bottomed SHIPS, of the Burthen of from Four Hun.
dred and Fifty to One Thousand Tons itegistered Measurement.
spedfying the Rate of Freight et which they may be willing to
Let such Ships for one Voyage to China, and from China to Ha-
lifax in Nova Scotia; and for such SHIPS likewise of from Four
"Hundred and Fifty co One Thousand Tons Registered Measure-
ment SO 'lowboys bees engaged by his Majesty's Government for
the conveyame of Catalina to New South Wales, to proceed
afterwards to China. and from thence with a cargo et Teas to
Haifa: in Nova • &mit, at which Port the Ulm will be Alia-
s:barged from the Censpauy's Service.

The Coen will at tit; 4111%. time bo • ready - to. receive Tenders
from the Owoers of such SHIPS as may be willing to carry a'
Cargo. of Coals ttstionthay, at whisk Port they will be dischariod
from the Company's employ.
• The Tenders, with the words." Ship Tender " on the saver, to
be severally sealed up and left with tho Secretary, at this Mete,
at or before Twelve o'Cloalt at Noon, ea the said WIDIMMAT, the
Mb of Merck, beyond which beer the Court will not receive
any -Trader.

The particulars of the Terme and Condition upon which the
Ships will be severally employed, may be• had•epon applleilltiti to
the Clark of the Caramitinee of Shipping, at thi► awe; on of
after Lsubw►r, the Ilith Instant.
PATER *WARR, • •
London, England, 1829-01-23

_

put out a fox near the whin
rd took a westerly direction
r, by Wen Diptnn is Ilaydon
0e,." went north to &swingable'
; but, being turned southward.
rdon Mill, and after a tine run
near Cruanwood. A number
o were highly delighted with

—The seventh deposit in this

Last night at Harry Holt's. doe
di deposit In this naatc.i was
of the King's household
tai the ball of the• Duchess
th a daughter of a Mar-
Royal Highness, when he
Jt of the room. We are
,tided from i sercising his

Khers v. Farien," respect-
leged breach'•f engage-
me on this Term in the
been taken out f the pe-
e affair has been satkfae-

lature of St. Kiti's eons
1' .e Commander in
The high alrobatinn
Legislature of this Wand
of the slave' poi:ulation
overeign a'd G 'rem-
-1 interested in th•s .mark
stron4ly to recommend-
consiJeration the Severi 1
&Mal Stcretary for per•

in most or all of the PO-
- chtensibly for the pur-
he Marquis f Anglesey.
nns with " the foul and
the occasion—never was
inasmuch as the object
ppea, ed nearly lost bigtit
aneous matter. Indeed,
its and purposes, but re-
iation, and so many ob•
y and characteristic pro-
men nearly or altogether
Win iVarder.
ied James Skates, a toll-
drank liquor at a public
11 he was very much in-
mpanied him part of h s
him. Skates walked on
, and a Mr. Tucker, a
his servant, who were re•
Ind him in that situation,
)on his legs ; but being
tvmpts, Mr. Tucker said
es, Who was armed with
end himself from some
im) started up, and with
F Mr. Tucker kit him he
m, and he fired a pistol
of which entered the ab-
t, who was carried to a
racted the ball, but gives
'oar fellow's recovery.
and •two children, and
katti, is In custody:
London, England, 1829-01-23

COURT CIRCULAR.

Tte Doke of SUSSEX has as rived at his apart meats ilk
the King's Palace, at Kensington. (torn Norfolk. Eli, Hon'
Highness Is now in a better state of health than he has been gut
•ume time past, .but bas not yet attained his ustial4noel
The ,p.r..mrti:s in (Ise. Kullt% N I.ce, St. J tries's,
usually occupied by his Maairetv when la terVsn, ate he.hg prepared
for the reception ul the Etna •
A CAbistr: comicit was I eld )caterday at ern, on at
the Foreign Office. Downing.street. which WJS attended by—the
Lord Chance bor. the Duke of Wellington, Earls Bathurst and
Aberdeen. Viscount 3delville, Lord Ellenborough, Mr. Secretary
Neil, Sir ibeorge Murray. the Chatecellor of the Eschequer,
Vesey Fitzgerald. and Mr. Heuer & The Ministers realms:lt,.
hours in .deliberation.

Munn DLL w, the Pitissian Minister. lad a livir
cnference, after the breaking up of the Cabinet, with the Karl it
Amtanstas. at the Office of the Secretary ist State for Yureigts Affairs,
The Duke of NoRTHUMBIiiiLAND has mitred in town
from his seat at Ahlwick, Northumberland. His Grace attended
at the Home Office on Welltie•day. and was in frequent cusimatilli.
calico yesterday with Mr. Athretary Pena
London, England, 1829-01-23

NO.fflNd Het M.

8 u' day night. two men, named James Yolk and
Charles Pearson, employed by the Trent Boat Company
in repairing the banks of the river.near Hoveringham,
Notts, neat to the cabin of their boat, on the workmen
Paving their labour, and they were seen on the morning
of Sunday. between nine and ten o'clock. making a fire
on the boat's deck. This was the last time they were
observed. On Monday mmning. when the labourers ar•
rived to resume their occupation, they knccked upon the
cabin door, but receiving no answer and finding it fasten-
ed inside, it wss at length broken well, and the two men
were found cold, stiff, and dead in bed. One was lying
on his face, and the other upon his side, with a small
quat.tity of blood and foam on the mouth of each. A
thsfing dish was close by the side of the two men, with
some cinders, and some wood which had been burnt at
0• e end, arid a small quantity of wood, partly burnt,
lay on the cabin fl or. The cabin had no chimney to
it. nor anyOulet when the dnoys were closed, except a
small bole About the size of a crown piece. Mr. Billings,
a surgeon of Lewdham, examined• the bodies, and de-'
Glared their deaths to have been caused 'by sAfocation,
arking from the oxygen of the atmosphere being con.',
sumed by the fire, and carbonic gas being throats into
tl,e wai, which was unfit for the purpose of breathing.
A Ct.rontr's Inquest 111 as held on Tuesday, and the fol-
lowing verdict returned—"" Accidentally suffocated in
the cabin of their boar.".
London, England, 1829-01-23

CIIELTENHAII, JASUARY 21.

Yesterday as a man named Shill was shooting in the
neighbourhood of Charlton Kings, the trigger of his
gun became entangled in some thorns as he was getting
through a hedge, which caused the piece to go off, and
the entire charge passed through the heart of a fine
youth standing near him,- who instantly fell a corpse !
The deceased was about 14 years of age, and the son
pl.rr stone mason named Steele.
-esterday, as a young man at Clandown Coal Works
was fi►ing off a gun, it burst, and shattered his head in
so dreadful a manner that he died instantly. He was
to have been monied on the following Sunday.
A poor boy, named Coombes, was crushed to death
in the beginning of last week, by the fall of a bank of
teeth, as he 'as ►tealing sand on the property of Lord
Revers, in the parish of Waleot, Bath. He had been
liberated from gaol only a few days, having been im-
prisoned for the same offence.
London, England, 1829-10-05

INGLAIID.

London Press.—ln beginninitwith the London Pre" there are
seven daily morning papers. which publish on an average sweaty-
three thousand sheets ; and six evening ones, which publish about
ten thousand; exclusive of these there are two (one the Casette)
published twice a week. Tuesdays and Fridays; lout, three times
a week. two of which sre published on Monday., Wednesdays,
and Fridays. and the other two on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Se.
t urdays ; and of weekly aaes, one on Mondays, one on Tuesday.,
two on Wednesdays, three on Thursdays, fifteen on Saturdays,
fourteen on Sundays, eight of which are second editions of the pre-
ceding day's publication. and tour of the remaining six are re.
published on the Mondays—making, in round numbers, about
fifty-seven thousand; therefore the whole fortyseven papers of
the London press, publish in one week 255,000 sheets
In the country there are eleven papers published on Mondays,
twenty on Tuesdays. twelve on Wednesdays, nineteen on Thurs-
days, twenty on Fridays, sixty-five on Saturdays, and cue on
Staiday. In the Island of Guernsey, one of Tuesdays, and two
on Saturdays ; in Jersey, one on Tuesdays, and two on Satur-
days ; and in the Isle of Man one on Tuesdays. making in the
whole 202 papers.

In Edinburgh there are two papers published on Mondays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays ; three on Tuesdays and Fridays, two
on Wednesdays, one on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and three on
Saturdays. In the other parts of Scotland there are two published
three times a week, four twice, and twenty once a week, making
in whole thirty-seven papers.
It is rather a singular circumstance, that throughout this
country there it, neither a daily nor Sunday paper published.
London, England, 1829-10-05

A STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC PRESS OF

GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.

Perhaps there is nothing that has made so rapid a pro-
gress as the public Press of Great Britain within the last century.
The first established newspaper was during the reign of Queen Bliss-
sabeth in 15115, and was entitled The English Me►curirr it only
contained news similar to our London Gazelle, and was published
by Royal Authority, but not regularly. There was no regular daily
paper printed till after the abdication of James the Second, and one
was then established under the popular title of The Orange Intern-
geneer. In the reign of Queen Anne there was still but one daily
paper, the others were weekly. Since that period they have in-
creased to their present astonishing num►er.
London, England, 1829-10-05

IRU.AND.

In Dublin there are four Daily Papers. and one published on
Mondays ; three on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; three
on 'Tuesdays, Thursday+, and Saturdays; and four on ffiturdays..
The country papers consist of .is published three times a week ;
t wenty-sis twice a week, and eleven once a week, making in the
whole fifty-right paper+. In this country, the same as in &a-
l.:nil, there Is no paper published on Sundays. The number of
different papers published throughout the United Kingdom,
amounts to £97 ; and nearly one-sisth of the whole is the produc-
tion of the London press.

DREADFUL ACCIDENT IRON FURIOUS GALLOP•
/I"4l•—Saturday aw ming. between ten and eleven o'clock, a dread-
ful accidept occurred In the New-roads near Euston-square, to . a
bntcher's boy, between 17 and 18 year* of age, whose employer
lives in Newport-market, from futina4y, gallopingt 'Mulattos-
t %iodic. lad was urging his hurls Mims, fbelgads volutes in vlidcalogr-
ing to avoid a ekrei ,ge, be suddenly turned the. Waive on one aide,
when the anintaLstuniblesi and fell. The rider was precipitated
with his head hataioat the kith-stone with violence ; it was frac-
tured in a dreadful manner. Ile was immediately conveyed in a
seii-eiess state to a burgess's, who stressed the wound, and advised
that the sufferer should be immediately removed to some Hospital.
London, England, 1829-10-05

I,ON 1)1 'N.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 5.
PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO °CLOCK
tank Stock Shut. i India Bonds 60 1 59 61
5 per Cent. Red. Shut South Sea Stock
5 per Ct. Cons. 89a a a New Annuities
Si per Cent. 18114 Shut. 41000132clieq. Bills, 89 8 9
51 per Cent. Red. Shut. .1500 Ditto 69 8 9
4 per Ct. 105 a 5 ./100 and .1200 Ditto 69 8 9
4 per Cent. 1826, Shut Bank for Acct. 2161
Long Aim. Shut India for Acct.
India Stock Consols for Acct. 891 a a
FORRIG N Fll N 1/S, TWO O'CLoCK.
Brazil Bonds, 5 pr Ct. Do. Acct. 19
Do. Acct. 611 1 Do. 100, 81
Colon. Bds. 6 per Ct. Mexican Bib. 1825, 6 pr Ct.
Do. Acct. 171 Do Acct. 101 klai
I) 'mon Kb. sp. Ct. 69i Do. 100, 191
Do. Acct 70 I Port. lids. 5 p. Ct. 461
Greek Bonds, 5 p Ct. Ditto Acct. 451
Do. lids. 1825, 181 19 Spanish Bds. 5 per Ct.
Bit ITIbH AND 1:olIBIGN SOARES, TWO trelocK.
quasi. PAID. no, ULM&
500 100 580
400 400 70
150 70

llolanot
del :Monte

CONCLUSION OF PEACE.

Such is the heading of, at the best, a most ambiguous
article, with 4thich we have been just furnished by our
City Correspondent. It is stated that the treaty has
been already provisionally ratified at Adrianople ; that it
was signed, in fact, on the 14th of September, in
that capital: but in the absence of positive official
confirmation, we must qualify our credence with
some grains of scruple. Not that we think it
improbable, because—when the knife of the strong
party is at its throat—what else can a subjected
people do ? But that the conclusion of peace on the
part of Russia with Turkey can avert a general con-
flict and collision in Europe, this is what we cannot
Incline to believe. The conditions imposed by
Russia are now stated to be any thing but moderate.

The Gazette de France, announcing the receipt of letters
from Constantinople, dated the 10th ultimo, says
decidedly that the" Sultan had accepted the propositions
of the Russians, but, that the terms were a good deal
harder than it was expected they would have been. Such
is the stator guo : bid we cannot be long without
official elucidations. Meantime, the rise of certain se-
, •
'es in the city, would more than intimate that the
Exchange is endeavouring to practise, by these
s, upon the ready credulity of the public.
mortiing the usiii77—ispatches by the French
were received at the Foreign Office, from his Excel-
Lord ST UA RT DE RO VIIBAY, our Minister atParis.

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London, England, 1829-12-08

THE KING'S COURT.

His MAJESTY held a Court yesterday at hie Palace at
Windsor. The Kum, attended by the Lord Steward
of the Household, arrived at the palace at half-past two
o'clock in a carriage and four, with outriders, escorted by
a detachment of the Royal Horse Guards, the Earl of
FIFE, and Colonel THORNTON (Aide-de-Camp to the
King) following in a second carriage. His MAJESTY
immediately proceeded to hold a Court, which was at-
tended by the Duke of CLARENCE, the Lord CHAN-
CELLOR,the First Lord of the TREASURY, the Lord
PRIVY SEAL, the Secretaries of STATE for the Fo-
reign and Colonial Departments, the First Lord of the
Admiralty, the Master of the MINT, the Right Hon.
STRATFORD CANNING, Mr. W. H. ADDINGTON, and
Lord GLEN LYON, in waiting.
Mr. ADDINGTOX was introduced to an audience of
his MAJESTY by the Earl of ABERDEEN, ES Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, and kissed hands on being
appointed Minister Plenipotentiary to the Courtof Madrid.
His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, at which Parlia-
ment was further prorogued from the 10th inst. to the
4th February—as stated exclusively in the STAR of
ieliss:terd y evening—then to assemble for the dispatch of
, for which purpose a Proclamation forthwith
issues, and will appear in this night's Gazette.
The ceremony of the investiture of the Duke of CLA-
RENCE as First and Principal Knight Grand Cross of
the most Hon. Military Order of the Bath, in the room of
the late Duke of YORK, took place; the following
Knights Grand Crosses were present :—The Duke of
WELLINGTON, the Earl of ROSSLYN, and Sir GEORGE
MURRAY. Sir GEORGE NAYLER, Genealogist of the
Order, attended the ceremony in his robes, carrying the
insignia of his office. The Royal Duke appeared in
the robes of his office as First Knight Grand Cross.
The Right Hon. STRATFORD CANNING was intro-
duced into the presence by the two Junior Knights pre-
sent, and received the honour of Knighthood, and was
invested by the KING with the Grand Cross of the Order
as a Civil Knight Grand Cross, the insignia being borne
on a crimson velvet cushion by Sir GEORGE NAYLER.
The Knights Grand Crosses were then called over, and
the ceremony concluded
The LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke of WELLING-
TON, and the Earl of ABERDEEN, had audiences of the
KING.
The Earl of FIFE and Colonel ARMSTRONG were the
Lord and Groom in Waiting.
A dejeunit was prepared for the Cabinet Ministers, and
others attending the Court.
The KING left the Palace with his suite at five
o'clock, and returned to the Royal Lodge.
The Cabinet Ministers left about the same time, most
of them coming to town.
The Duke o WELLINGTON proceeded on a visit to
the Duke of BUCKING)! AM, at his seat at Stowe.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1829-12-08

BIRTHS.

At Castletown, Mrs. Conolly, of a son.
At Parties, the lady of Lieut. & P. Pritehud, R. N. Agent of
raniports, of a soa.

At towjeaknows Howe. Mrs Capt. Robert Cuthbert, of a sou.
At Deightoo Grove. war York, the lady of J. H. Fletcher,
Rog. Surveyor-General of the Post-Ofbee, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Lieut. Chas. Witham, R. N. to Jane, third daughter of John
Hoy, Eaq. of Stoke by Na land, Suffolk.
At Cheryton Church, &mat, A. J. Grier Req. of the Queen's
Royale, to Margaret, eldest daughter of tit:late Hugh Hammers.
ley, Esq. of Standgate.
At Deptford, the Rev. J. Harrington, of Guernsey, to Anne
Spencer, third daughter of Capt. W. Young. R. N.

DIED.

At MuMatra, county Cavan, James Butler Pratt, Esq. aged
87. He had served for a number of years in the Irish House of
Commons, and was one of the oldest members of the Irish Bar.
At Kelso, Georg* Billies, Esq. Surgeon, Coldstream, to Rebecca
Jane, only daughter of the late Major Beton, of the lion. Ent In-
dia Company's service.
At Dengarvan, the Rev. Edward Lathing, for several years
Profenor of Theology in St. John's College, and Chaplain to the
Ursuline Convent, Waterford.
Rev. David Ralph, of North Wellington Place, Bristol.

WINIIII4e4mSEEEffEIegas
NEM/GATE AND LEADRNHALI. MARKBTS. Dec. 7.
Beef ..... 3s Od to 3 4dl Veal ... 34 to is 4d
Mottos' ..... 34 4d to Ss LI Pork Ss 4d to 41 id

PRICES or HAY MID STRAW YESTERDAY.
ST. JAMS'S. WHITECIIIA nu»
Hy 3110.1 Od to 51 Os Od Hay 21 5s to 41 lOs Od
Clover 31101 Od to 51 S. Od Clover 3111001 to 51 Bs 04
Straw 1116 s Od to SI Os od Straw 11 61 to 11 12s Od
London, England, 1829-12-08

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

SI ANSIOg-HOUSR.

A Savoyard bray was brought, together with his monkey, before
the Loan Mayon, on a charge co/vagrancy.
An officer stated that the boy bad, during several days, sta.
Coned himself in Cheapside. with his monkey. He was half
naked and dirty ; and the monkey, whose natural jacket appeared
to be in a very woful plight, stuck dose to him, and looked upon
all the passers-by in the most melancholy way imaginable.
grouping, in fact, was such, that few could pass without throwing
something to the two poor creatures." They were routed from
their post several times by the officer, who at last became so well
known to the monkey, that as soon as he appeared in the neigh-
bourhood Jacko gave his master, who' usually sat with his head
between his legs, a twinge by the ear and a shake, and off they
moved for a time. The place was, however, too profitable to be
reared for any length of time ' • and the police, although of the
old stock, proved too clever for the two vagraata.
It was stated that numbers of those boys provided with monkeys,
bad lately arrived at Portsmouth, and were sow settled In Field-
lane, from whence they are sent out by fellows upon various beats
in the metropolis, e
whence they picked up as much as paid their
employers well h assistaining them. One man had brought them
over as a speculation, but he found a variety of bidders for the
article.—(Laughter.)
Tate LORD Mena wished the reciprocity system was adopted
with respect to this commodity ; but our beggars are not enter-
prising, or perhaps were too weU fed to try the ezperiment (a laugh.)
The boy was interrogated in French and English, but he at-
tended to no question put to him. He seemed to rely upon the
monkey to get him out of the scrape.
' A Beadle who had seen the two delii.quents before, seriously
assured the Lord Mayor that both could answer for themselves. It
was nonsense to think that the boy left every thing to the monkey
[laughter.]
The Loan Maros The monkey has made himself intelligible
to me, certainly. I can see that he has bad no breakfast, and that
be fears he will get none while his friend is in prison ; but though
it may be a hard thing upon the monkey, he must be kept out of
the streets.

The monkey pee the bay a twitch ; and the latter, u if he
really was taking a Mat, said that be belonged to the oniony in
Field.lane.

The LORD MAYOR ordered that the companions should be de-
tained in the Compeer, and that Intelligence of the state of the co-
lony should be brought to him.
The Vagrant Act gives full power to punish persons who send
forth others to collect alms; and it is by no means creditable to the
police that those who pocket the profits escape with impunity.
London, England, 1829-12-08

GLASGOW TROOP OF YEOMANRY CAVALRY.

In consequence of this body having continued their setvices. the
Board have directed the Surveyor of Tales to allow thrm earn,.
Lion from the duty on their horses; provided such horses are duly
returned effective under the conditions of the Volunteer Acts. The
Surveyors are at the same time ordered to take especial care that
no irregular exemptions are Allowed.
London, England, 1829-12-08

LIMERICK, Dec. S.

The bead•quarter+ of the 60th Riles are now stationed at the
Castle Barracks, and those of the 621 at the New Barracks. Both
regiments exchanged quarters on Thursday last, when they paraded
the streets with colours lying and full band.
Lieutenant-Colonel Gambk, It A. is appointed Principal Com-
mandant of the Ordinance Department at Malta, in place of the
Hon. Colonel Gardiner, R.A.
Lieutenant-Colonel Lloyd. R.A. is appointed to the Chief Com-
mand of the Artillery at the Cape of Good Hope, In room of I.ieu-
tenant &okra.
Captain Hustler, Royal Engineers. holds the Cbkf Command in
that Department at Dublin, in place of Lieut.-General Eyers,
deceased. . _ _

Lieutenant-Colonel Churchill, h. p. is appointed Aid-de-Camp
to Lieut.-General Sir Edward Barnes, Governor of Ceylon.
Major Dundas, R A. is appointed Military Secretary to Lieut.-
General Sir Lowry Cole, Governor of the Cape of Good Hope.
Major R. Macdonald, h. p. Is appointed Aid-de•Camp to Major-
General Sir John Keane, Lieutenant-Governor of Jamaica.
The Reserve Companies of the /Bth Regiment, at Tule*, have
commenced beating up through that town for recruits.
A considerable reduction in the Stat of the West bodies has
lately taken place, which included Ist Asaistaat Adjutant-General,
2d Assistant, and lst Deputy Assistant Quartermaster-General.
sod two Majors of Brigade, one at Demerara, and the other at
Antigua. The latter appointment was held until the redocdon took
place by Capt. Sparks, 93d Highlanders, who perfornsed the duties
in an efficient and oiliterlike manner.
The Government of Sir Lowry Cole, at the Cape of Good Hope,
has become quite popular with both military and civilians. He has
douse more in a short time for the postal improvement of the Co.
limy, than firmer Chief Goverooss in years.
London, England, 1829-12-08

GUILDHALL.

Charles Parry, the man who was charged with killing his infant
son, aged about twelve months, was brought before Dlr. Alderman
Lucas. The beater of the iron which the prisoner threw at his
wife, and which unfortunately struck the child, entered at sae side
of the head and came quite out at the other, passing through the
brain. The child was at his mother's breast at the time, and the
prisoner was standing about two yards distant.
The prisoner (who seemed to have a proper feeling of his pain-
ful situation) said he was very much intoxicated at the time, and
pad no intention to kill the child.
He was remanded tin Wednesday.
Seven persons filifineed for drunkenness in the course of
the day.
The idea of setting up stocks in the Old Halley yard, for the
punishment of drunkards found in the City, seems to be seriously
entertained.