Star.
London, England, 1816-08-29 00:00:00

EMIGRATION TO AMERICA.

We need no stronger proof of the eispositirn r‘i
emigration than the 46.31 return we hete rut:joins
taken from a hue American Paper. TFe emigrazions
from France to America are nearly in the s:iroe pro.
portion as from England. No fewc-r than 50 French
Officers had just reached New York v,hen last
advises came away :

ARRIVALS AT NEW YORK. FROM IRELAND.
Juun 34. Georye, from Delfatr, pa- emus.
- 26. r.q'l.ta. !runt lielia‘t, rile
- so. Fbuticilit g, 9') --
July 1. Orient, burn 57 --
Brifttal, 17
- S. DclAy aucl Eua, 56
-- 8. Gtutge, Irum Brifast, 90 --
AT PHILA DELPIIIA.
July 2. Cats, ham Dublin, s 7
- 6. Only Son , !rpm Dublin, 37 --
AT IlfiSToN.
14. Czsar, from Belfast, number rut stand.

We have received the Correa Afercantil of Co iz of
the 6th of August. It contains a notice from 1),.a
Baltasar Cisneros, Captain-General of the Cadiz de-
partment of Marine, addressed to the merchants of
that city, stating that, from the accounts bre)tik: Isp
the various Spanish al.d foreign vessels vAlichhaJpe-
cipitately lit,' irons rllOrrs, there was ree.or,
some that the Aigerines had decl.ixtl war ag4in.t
Spanish commerce. He had, t!.erch,re, ticciresi
orders from Government to fol!ify the toterrs on the
CC:IAA, to raise hattviies on thus creeks int n which
Spanish vessels might flee for safety on being pur-
sued, and to appoint flying parties of cavalry tie sup-
port them, and prevent any aggression or insult.
The Merchants of Stockholm h establirh-
ed an Insurance Company, with a capital of 300,(X)O
rix-dollar s banco.

On the 2gth of July, the ship Suwarow, belongirg
to the Rusiian th West Amotican Company,
arrived safely at Crtlnsta.a, after a na%igation of u'o
)ears, nine innadts, and seven (ays, to tiodiac and
blcle, besides tnitching at many intermediate ports-
Her lading in pdtry, &c. is very rtb. She brough-.
from Peru some lamas and ether animals fir the im-
perial menagerie. The same corm any is now fitting
out two ships for a similar voyage to the Co:onies cn
the north-west coast of Amtrica.

BRIDGILS..—The dimensions of Waterloo BriJge are
as follow :-- ter".
Length of the Bridge within the !hutment, - 1:+•s
Width of ditto, indud.tig the footway - - I:0
It consists of nice arches of equal span, leaving a dear
waterway under all the arcims, treasuring
The width of each pier
Length of Vauaball Bridge
Wesninste;
Bleekfriare
Loodur, abegt

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THE Nair.

A•
A detachment from the 9.h Light Dragoons at
Hounslow, • are now at Pimlico, for the purpose of
being taught the exercise of the Lance.
.The t!:ree Garrison Companies thal were raised
`fer the purpose of supplying Bat Men to the several
officers on the Staff of use British Army, are ordered
rube reduced, commencing with the first at Chelsea,
the second at.'Plyenotith, and the third at Canterhury.
The 16th Light Dragoons, at present in Ireland,
are undtr orders for France.
The following Official Orders are issuing from the
Hone Guards, by command of his Royal Highness
cemroander.in-Chief':
" CA IA IA T So Till eas. —The Commander-in-Chief has re-
cent' his r.oyal riighness the Nitres. Reactie* commands,
ihar Cavalry Soldiers, not ettreang thirry-five, will he allowed
.to twenlist into the col)* to which they belonged, at any period
within six motrhs of the expiration of their present engagements
provided they are in other le >recta conformable to the existmg
Regulation*. Men of the Cavalry, who Wore cotnitleted their
got period of service, and have been tlischar;mil, may he eared
into other Regiments of Cavalry than thou: they have served ht."
1401..1Cti7 AL QUASI ILR-NTASTER3.—IIit Royal High:scot
tt.e Cerro:ander in Chief ha., been pleased to di-eet that Rei;i
ruearal Quarter-Masters of Cavalry autl Infantry in the Regular
Amy, shall take rank with respect to e'aoice of quarters nett
after the Cornets and End,pis. In Regiments of Attlitia, in which
the Quarter-Mager* are appolit est to serve with the rank of
Lieutenant or Ensign, they of 'course take rank according to the
*Wes of their Conon iseopi."
The Irish Militia l'ay end Clothing Dill for the
present yew midge ises the Augmentation Subaltern
Ciiicers to succeed to v.:cancies and rezeive halt pay.
Tisere is also a material ddierence with respect to
Surgeons, who are allowed to ti..ckon their servics in
tim line, to entitle them t, retire on their present p ly.
Stibaltern Officers and A.ssistant•Sorgeons ori the
h,lllpay of the Array, Navy-, or Marines, are per-
' roiled, by the Itish Militia ray Bill of this year, to
hold, in addition to such 1).411-pay, the allowances or
11.11 pay granted Otiieers by the above Act.
11/A.11:n1.00 StatscasPvicm—This morning most of
the Widows of the brave Men of Regiments of
Guards and other Soldiers, who lost their lives with
the Marquis of Witur:tiroN, received an order for
the payment c.f Ten Pounds, to be coral:med annually
stirring their !iris, while they remain single. The
litters, containing ;he drafts on the 'katerltro Corn-
:Dime, were sent to StlCh :AS were not in London, flee
tapease, by is FRELL:Ni:, of the Post-Office.

The rRINCT: ESENT WJS recovert:4le.S.
reolay as to be aLle to nth: t:ut in iris carri.ige between
time sad four o'cic ck.

Yesterday, at half-past re o o'clock, a Cabinet
Crafted was Leld at the Forrign Office, which slid not
blink up till past five. The members of the Cabinet
afterwards &sled with Mr. CistatssNo.
PARMAN Moms.--The mac use of
crape, lilac, rase and white, particularly the last. for
borturt, which they ornament sometimes-with taffeta.
Crape also forms rolls for the top of the bonnets of
I,alim straw. The flaxen mist in use both for
ezpotes ai,cl hats are daisies—they are not formed
into bouquets or garlands, but scattered in an irregu-
lar manner. The head dress a la Ghinohe has been
re;,laced by a mass of hair, twl!td into the.shape of a
worm, which is suspended by a comb, or pin—and in
full dress with a bouquet of fl ewers on the left side. •

DRURY LANE THEATRE.--.l'he alterations which
have been made during the recess in this elegant
place of amusement, form the best pledge of the ac-
tive study of those to whom its conduct is entrusted,
to meek the patronage of the public. The Pit has
not only been raised bodily, but the elevation of it is
now at a greater angle than that of any other Pit in
the metropolis. Every person will, therefore, see
the whole stage, without imp:diment from those be•
fore. Three feet have been taken from the stage and
thrown into the orchestra, a diminution in. the one
case much wished for by the actors, and an enlarge-
ment in the other extremely favourable For bringing
the hand nearer to the Leader. The two ends of the
orchestra will be appropriated for visitors at the ls,tx
prices. In order to effect the above improvement for
the public who fiequent the Pit, some of the private
boxes have been necessarily destroyed ; but two
others have been made in lieu of them in the first
circle, one of which is intended for the Princess CHAR-
LOTTE and the Prince of ConounG, the other for their
P.oyal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Gum-
creme. In the dress circle of boxes one entire row of
seats has been removed. This rot only will give
greater room and convenience, but has enabled a
greater elevation, as in the Pit, to be given the
seats behind..

ROESERY —A most daring robbery took place about
talt.past nine on Friday evening the 16th instant, at
Mr. ASHTON YATES'S cottage, at the Park, near II
Liverpool. Mrs. Jos LPN YATES was residing there,
expecting in a few weeks her accouchement, when
airmen (supposed to he all Irish) entered the house,
two of whom stood sentinels at the kitchen, and two
at the p.nlour doors, while the other two entered the
rarlfnr where fir. and Mrs. YATES were
:'after robbing Mr. VATEg, one stood.over him
unlit a pistol, and the .other robbed . Mrs. YATEs,
"ntd vat her pockets, took the rings from her
finger., and the brooch from her bosom : he then
made her go into another room where her children
were in bed ; she said, 66 You see my situation, take
v.l)at you can find, but do not hurt me or my chit.
eren." At this time Mr. A —'4ITON YATES Tang Ile
111\1 would have entered the house, but the two
sentinels A the iarlour door prevented him, dragged
hitn into the park, and emptied his pockets for him ;
he, however, unobv.rved by them, had dropped his
v*.tch, vi.lth SO guineas, and by that means saved
it ; the ruffians in their hurry, dropped £l', and their
whale booty did 'art exceed £12.. Mrs. YAI Es pre-
"wed great composure and command of herself
.during the robbers' stay in the house, but has since
o:ea seriously ill, and great fears are entertained for
herself ami htr infant.
We learn from Nottingham that the Luddites
have dared again to resume their mischievous practices
.trarne•breaking. Twelve harms have recently
bun broken at Stable:ord, but no other injury corn.
Witted. It is stated from the same neighbourhood,
Out for the sake. of the county we must doubt the
bet) that the moment Judge GRAHAM commenced
s.nmniing up the evidence on the late trials of the
Ltddites, several of the Mazisnates retired from the
Cs,ute,

irrt Esr

•
Eon:Bumf, AT.:6u,rr 26.—The good effects of the
present excellent weather are every where visible in
this vicinity. On Friday last, barley harvest was
begun in a field at Portobello, belonging to Mr.
Barren ; and there is every prospect of its soon being
general in this neiehboinheod. The favourable change
has already, we ob:erve, had the effect of reducing
the prices of groin in several of. the provincial mar-
kets. By a vessel arrived at Lein] from Lerwick,:
'we learn, that. harvest had commenced in that quar-
ter, with every prospect of an abundant crop. The
crops around Glasgow will be very abundant should
there be a continuance of such weather as seems now
to have set in. The oats are better filled than might
be inferred from their (!...ep green.
THE HAY HARYEiT.—it scene is now presented
around London of the most heart-cheering and
pleasing description —we allude to the hay harvest.
l'he few days of tine weather we have recently en-
joyed, has called to hiy-making thousands of indus-
trious individuals, who are actively employed in the
fiAds and meadows. The expectation of employ.
ment of this description, induced many poor families
to travel towards the countries contiguous to Mid-
dlesex, from Ireland. Unfortimanly, the long pre-
valence of wet weather destroyed their hopes ; and
some time since, it was no uncommon sight to be-
hold a wandering family subsisting by the road side,
like gypseys, on the bounty of passengers. There
is now an opportunity of cutting excellent hay, and
those fine fields between the hills of Hempstead,
Highgate, and the Metropolis, appeared yesterday
thronged with men, women, and children, raking the
long-wished for produce into heaps. The crop on the
right of liaverstock Hill, on the Hampstead Road,
;...hulitfant, and apparently very ; near the corn-
firneement of the new village, named Waterloo, on
tae same toad, there is also an excellent shew. The
rett.rn of hundreds of hay-makers front work in the
ev• n ng, with their rakes and forks, afforded, parti.
cu a ly at this time, satisfaction and pleasure to our
extensive population.

The state of the apple crop is such in the South of
Devon, that bargains are already made for cider at
20s. to a guinea a hogshead. From the neighbour.
hood of Moretnn, cider has been off..red, when racked
for use, at 3Us. In the more northern parts of the
county, the crops of apples are in general les; abun-
dant,

SPORTING LVI:BI.I.IGENCE.

TGHAM RACES, WIDNZiDAY, AUGUST 28.
The M4lttai Charm 'take, of Logs each, lt. ior titree•yr olds,
cult% an
_ _ Sib;

I oril btawelrsbi a Bruplt, by Riabans
Geovral Gown's Rivulet, by !taboos
Mr. Jahn of Paris -

. 3
. . 2
3

Evco ber lug, and 6 to 5 on lolatt of Parlo-6 to 4 agst Brush
—4 ro I net Rivalet. _ _ _

The Lulus ?late of £sii, fir three and four yr olds. Hea•a.
lie New Mde.

Mr. Dondss's OriOn3l, 4 yrs ofd, Pst 311) • 1 V. 1
Lord litawell's hush, 3 yrs old, 7st 121 b. - 2 1 2
Mr. Rohs Cygnet, 3yr old, 7s: 4!. . 5 S S
Mr. '1 Iteed:'s Ariel, yrs old, 7st 91b. • Sdr
Mr. IVlat.2,4:.r.i's Donside, s yrs old, 7st 711% - 4 dr
2 to t or. Brush-5 to .:old 3 to 1 ug.,st Orlglnsl—after the Ist
bear, 2 to I on Original—after the 2d, high oddsion Brash..
Her MAJesTY, and the Princesses ELIZNIAT/1.4115i
Auoturra, with titer Royal Highnesses the Mikes ct
Sussex and CAMBRIDGE, honoured the cou'rie with
their presence ; the weather proved very line, and the
racing afforded great satislaction.

Evates, the Brighton Pedestrian, completed his
59th mile yesterday morning, between eight and nine
o'clock. He was expected to have finished his task
of 1000 miles at an early hour this morning.
A celebrated fox-hound bitch, the property of R.
Cowan, huntsman to Ole Carlisle harriers, has reared
three cub foxes, taken when three days old. They
were brought op in the kernel of HENRY OLIPHANT,
Esq. of Breadfield House : and accerup my the
heunds in the chace, and are as fierce against their
own species as their more canine associates. '
CRICKET—A grand match was played on Tuesday
a: Hampton's Ground, C!rnherweil, between eleven
Gentlemen of Bexley and eleven of the Camberwell
Tuesday's, which was won by the latter by 111 notches.
SINGULAR WEDDlNG—Tuesday evening the neigh-
bourhood of Drury lane was thrown into the utmost
confusion, by the folio% ing occurrence : Some Min:-
ney-sweepert, residing in Charles-street, having been
married, they resolved to celebrate the day, and about
eight o'clock in the evening the bride and bridegroom,
attended by eleven couple more, all mounted on asses,
and followed by several hundred of spectators, with
tin pots, horns, dust bells, watchmens' rattles, flam-
beaux, Sic. proceeded through Drury-lane, and made
their grand entrance into Holborn up Newton-street
to the Bank public house, where they stopped to get
some refreshment ; but in forming the procession
again, the bride's Arabian was unfortunately thrown
down by the pressure of the mob, and the lady pi eci-i
pitated in the mud. This enraged the bridegreorn,
who immediately dismounted, and began by dealing
several blows amongst his neighbours with extreme
fury. The consequence was, that a general battle
lensu,d, and several heads were broken. Gardticr,
the beadle of that district, came up, backed by :Ibsen
a dozen Knights of the lanthorn, who sncceeded.in
securing several of the sable warriors, which fi tally
dispersed the merry group.
Oust. CON.—A case was tried at the late Assizes
at Downpatrick. The Plaintiff was a Mr. Parker ; the
Detendeet, Mr. Macan, one of the partners of the
Newry Bank. The parties have nineteen children be-
tween them. There was a verdict for the Plaintiff.—
Damages £7OOO. •
ENTAPH.—The following epitaph on a favourite
waiter at the Old Boar's Head Tavern, in Great
Easteheap, formerly frequented by Sir JOHN.. Fae-
S.TAFLe and Prince HRKRY, is on a large stone, lit into
the wall in the Church-yard of St. Michael's, Crooked
lane, which was put up by some Gentlemen who um-,
the house, at their expense
" Here firth the body of Robert Preston, late drawer it the i
Boar's Head Tavern, Great liasteheep, who departed this life
March 16, Anno Doinitii, 1720, aged 27 years. : . •
Bacchus,
otonsobe
give the
uitz anding liot ld
rrodibrie
ae Nei:
Tho' toured among full begsbeAs, he dried
I:be cli.inits of wine and every vice bevide.
0, Reader, it to virtue thou'rt inelhed,
Keep honest Preston daily in &y meld,
lie drew riod wine, took care to fill Milos,
Hacisuudrie virtues, which cumcigh'd hb tank,,
tbet cut Bacchus hive the like depredate%
Play copy Bob Ili measure and attendance
•

iffify 111;i7ELii6iN6e.

COURT OF CHANCERY, AtIOUST 29.
Y'E• L/104TEts OF 7111 DUKit OF QUUNSBIRRY

• • AGAINST TUE ILXCCUTONS.
bif ARTiiHit PICOOT requested the LORD CHAN.
ceeeoi would determine whether the petitiou of the
legatees for the distribution of the immense funds in
Court should now be fully beard or not, as several
persons were anxiously waiting to leave town. The
Master was directed, by WI Lordship's last order, to
ascertain the full amount of all the claims of the.
Scotch tenants ; many had come before him, and he
had stated to the Court their demands ; but others
yet stood out, and, perhaps, it was too much to ask
of his Lordship, at shit tins:, to exclude them abso-
lutely from all participation in the fund, as creditors,
fc.r they might not, at such a distance, be altogether
aware of the consequences of their neglecting to come
before the Master ; and if some farther indulgence
were granted, and positive information again commit-
nicated to them of the necessity of their coming for-
ward, they might be in the Master's Office shortly,
and it they did riot take advantage of the opportunity
now afforded, 64 would only have themselves to
blame if they lost their right to participate in the fund
Mr. Hater observed, that it would he expedient to
state in distinct terms, that a distribution of the cued
amon:4c the legatees' was about to take place, that
the situation of the tenants might nut be misunder-
stood by them.any longer.
The Lotto CHANCELLOR directed, that the Master
should insert new advertisements in the London and
Edinburgh Gazettes, and in the Scotch newspapers,
stating that a distribution of the funds among the
legatees is intended, again calling upon the Scotch
tenants outstanding, fierempordy to come before him,
and establish their claims by affidavit, or that they
would be entirely excluded from all right to any part
of the fund reserved for those only who should duly
establish their claims before the day the Master should
limit. The rest of the petitions must stand over for
the present.

a,

Yesterday, about three o'clock in the afternoon, a
curious phenbnienon took place ih St. .I.tmes's Park.
At the bottom of the walk which leads Irom Spring-
garden-gate to the Parade, a whirlwind took up the
dust in a column between 20 and :3;) feet wide, and
carried it up into the air like a solid opaque body,
that rendered all objects on the (ulna side of it, viz.
the trees, houses, &c. altogether imperceptibie; and
when it came to a height somewhat above the trees,
it diskipared ih air. There was not a breath of wind
within one hundred yards of the place where the cicud
began to. form.
Pile Botany Bay ship, with abort 150 female con-
victs on board, in proceeding to the Nore, grounded
on her anchgr, in consequence of which acci.lent she
has been taken into the dock at Northfleet to be re.
paired.
A vi:sel riding at anchor its the harbour of Loch-
maddy, North Uist, was struck with lightning on
Sunday, the 21st ult. and immediately sunk; all the
I crew were lost.

On the s 'me day, a young woman, who was visit
ing her friends at a small farm called Poolcharre,
South Usst, was killed by Itghtning just as she had
come to the house an the. farm. She had no exter-
nal appearance of receiving any it jury.
Friday, the 16th instant, two men were killed in a
Collicry at Strwartstown, in the North of Ireland, by
what is called choak damp (carbonic acid gas).—
Four men who had gone down to save them, .were
drawn up almost lifeless.

Saturday evening, as the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Met..
LIS!, were returning from Norwich to Tuddenham in
a.gig, the animal took fright, and running up a bank,
upset the gig, when unfortunately Mrs. MEl.l_l4l had
her leg broke, and Mr. Maws!' received several se.
vere contusions.

Monday, as a fnnr_w•heel waggrm, laden with ma.
mire, belonging to Mr. ALEXANDER, of Lewes, was
proceeding ttlong the Itacecourbe.ro4d to that town,
the man, whn WAS riding on the shaft, dropped asleep,
and unfortunately fell under the wheels, which passed
over bim and killed him on the spot, in the presence
of his son.

Cotton ries INOTIFST3 —Yesterday mornirg an Inquest was
hill at the Mitre, Mitre-court, Ely-piece, klulhorn, before
1.11011. STIR LINO. Esq. on the body of Dr. Squires, or lily-place.
W ill attiC ha mberlay e, surgeon, of Aylesbury-siree!, e'er ken-
well, said, that about half-past ten o'clock on Monday morning,
he went into the house of Mr. Burton, *l'urnmiU.street,
hearing that Dr. Squires, with whom he was very itititnate, bad
dropped suddenly dad, whilst on a visit to Mrs. Burton, v. Ito
was in dangerous labour. He saw the body of the deceased,
which was dead and cold. The deceased was a Member of the
College of Physicians. Witness afterwards informed his faintly
of Lis death, and sent for an undertaker, who removed the body
out of the sick woman's room, to his house in Ely-place.
The Jury not being satisfied' with this evidence, as the witness
could ray-no more than seeing the deceased after he was dead
and cold, and as no person in the house of the deceased could
give evidence, they adjourned for some titfie for further evidence.
They met again, when Mr. Harnett, a Surgeon, of St. John's-
street, said—" On Mcviday morning I was called to visit Mrs.
Huron, of l'urontill-street, wht) was in dangerous labour; ar.d
found that it was necessary to perform an operation. Dr. Squires
was sent tor, who sperilly arrived; he looked as well as I hive
seen hint for several years, in fact, 1 complimented him on his
looks. We consulted on the subject, and agreed on the optra-
tion. The Doctor then sat on the bed-side to observe the ore-
ration, which Was Performed by me. In about two minuet
alter he tell on his tate on the bed; I lifted hint up, and found
he was in a fit; I placed hint on a chair and bled bon, but he
expired almost immediately." Verdict—Died by the Visitation
of Goo.

Last night an Inquest was held at the Black Horse, Blackwall,
on the body of R. Hutchinson, Mate of the 'Traveller, of titer•
head. A beat In which the deceased was retuining to his ship
on Sunday evening, was &Area on a ship's cable, by which he
was precipitated tote the wider and drowned. Verdict—Acci-
dental Death.

An Inquest wash° held on the body of J. Colley who was
found dead in his bid on Sunday morning. On his retiring the
preceding nialit,he complained of a violetit pain in his head; and
Mr. Reeves); surgeon, state.% that he had examined the body,
and had no doubt hut be die* of apoplexy. • Verdiet--Lied by
the Visitation of Goa. •
Yesterday an Inquisition was taken at the Spotted Dog, Strand-
lane, before Titomat STIRLING, Esq. Coroner, upon the body of
1 hums Holmes, a porta in the service of Mr. Robert Mug-
gtri4gei wire-manufacturer, Great Suffollerstreet,in the Borou!li,
who tell down on Monday afternoon last, on the steps cf the late
Temple COffee-liousr, in Devereux-coort, and expired in a few
minutes. It is supposed tint the deceased died for want, as it
appeatied on the Inquest that he was only employed occmionany
by Mr. Mouetidge, and he only had three 'billings per week
allowed. by site parish of Christ Church to support himself and $
wife and two children. Mr. Radnor, a surgeon, saw the deceased
about fifteen minutes after he was taken in; all pulsation had
ceased, and he was getting cold; the means he used to restore
bon were IneYeeteaL Sarah kohnd said she sae/ the deceased

,eau; it was onMondei'atierstoeni die ran Tip to him, and
aught him in bet arms; he appeared to be dying ; a surgeon was
root Ottn but be died before the surgeon arrivtd. Tbc Jury re-
pined a eerditt of—bird by dm Vailtation of (iota.

klum

MAN rum noust.nrlfestertlag LOW females, named East .
letup, were charged with robbing a. Gt nienno of respectei
lite in the City of 'Mill' I;ifineas.°srveral dollars, and a (priority
other silver, on l'tir,day evening:. T.he prose:utor deposed, '
wl.ii.: yarsing salmi; Leerlen'rail-street, on his way home, he ~
served tire two mailers evaslong together, and from tie resorc,
lability of their amearterce, he prop .re it seeing them limn-.
018 they instal:ly agreed, and tart. teuk 1101.1 of beim by the PI
Aber proceeding a short distance. hiterevec. I.re I.lt somerht
at Ms pocke, and tnitmiliately desected the lisriti of one of i
new compatriot!, in drawitie lank a commit), of gn'tl andsdvt
some of r.loch she contrived to put away to the other ot•;ainne
and which tees eventually low. Two guineas, .one tlollara, am
eller iilerars of money,tvere taken front the prinespaldelingner
and they were both stemma. The tstosectm,r, li:weever, was
able to hien:dye:4 one pi!tte of the money found; and &dm
to urgo ploceedinge, the charge of f.Juny was aMtitioned. ,*1
Limo MAYOR, however, ordered the prisoners raga to be col
mitt vd to itridewell fur a mon+, and there to sin derzo nuitiii JII
(LUILDIJA Lt..— Veve. day elserfes Csnite4 was bror.ght heft
the el t ting M aght rate, charge.: enact the following circomstani
1). Ma.oney, a tyrtslinian, ,tated, that When on tiuty abi
two „sei,,,,k,rat •rtieeOirrstlay eturn..e, iii the Old S::'. Y. he
s-rved the trirapie, quarred:ing with a man who 317 ii, :in so:
steps oppocte the prison. He asked the nature of tivir tlisot
and was told //y a person calling himself Madden, that he I
1,, :en waiting to see some COllVitra fO oir, who Were about tro
transported; and rl,4t, during the time, the rristmer had iita.M
peered attempts to rob him of kis watch, sod he at tength a
for a,.*icante. The prisoner was in emeteqoence given in ci
turfy, and upon sea:•cottrz hint, there was toond ire his possessi
a great quaat:.y oi .• sham 0ce.:4," uo :r.-etc. ur which were I
graved the v..0r.i!0 Fifty, Tre-oy, an, T-.. 0, Oar, &z. it.tended
fealty to tieti.)te i.) much pat, but c:l,,l:at.al to impose ter
the unwary as tor. tem dr.
Madden, who gave the prisirner in charge, 40 not attend :
examination; hit the Magistrate t!centi:st; the tittutn-44tt.:t
the notes found upon the priauaer one of a susprcous nature,
deted him to be remanded for a fertherexattairration, arid i.rxe,
a summons to be issued tor the attendance in the for.-ter yer,
I he Drivers of the Hackney Coaches Noe. Ole and roll w.
charged upon the complaint of Turnpettny aid ,rrestitige,
Officers, for hiving thiir carriages placed itt one, close I , 0.
oth-r, on the stand in Holborn, and not eight Net apar, a., li:
ti 4by the Act of Parliament. I'hey were Linea cm:it untie
tigated penalty of lOrr.
Bo tv• STILE KT.—Yesterday Eleanor Ivies and another girl
derv/rot another lung examinatiou, charged with robirieg _ _
blewbolt of his pocket-hook, containiug a £3O Bank of Cogl.tad
note at. d his watch, at a house in Ets,n, -street, in the Hay
stead. road. There Is no doubt of the robbery, both tram ,
evidence of the prosecutor and the confession of the prisoners
but the onto oil, ct in the itifewsnt itivelrigat ion. is to get at '.
receiver ti the vrtirerty. *1 hr yuueg Crea•UreS were •tr extremi
Ignorant, tint Ifter they lad gut the provrty, they did not kit
the amour:r of the Lank wite, our did they know what to ,
with it; and meeting with a ohm whom they knew, nowt sett
they had got it, he aduiseri them to sell it lo a Jew, by set,'
means they would,avuid detection. 'l'o this they agreed,
Wert, as they say, tu a Jew, ot the name of .lifi.rs, iii Compt
street, a.id sold the £lO for 817, and the watch, whicii 1
worths lieweeti Et and Xi, for 14s. They did not kntw Mi
Wore; ti ey were lot rodirced to him throw* a private ro•
tie ill,li li. tel tLiiit to say, 441 leravirig the house, •• Good a•
sister;' to amid thrOtion tt- a onsmait who was standing at
door; the wile oirkilett to their ceiling her sister. l'he two L
wean with Miens to a public rlsouse, arid treated him with id:
rain and sltro'l, and ioey had a glass of poi ter. Oast Milers ,
al prawn:led on this twormation, and has undergone seversl
mutation:, bar Is now nut 110041 bail; end up to yesterday tl
was no evidence bat what the kirk saki, who betz,g t:it'ilitte
what they say is not evittvnce, un.ess corroborated by 01144
fliaaeS. .

%VIM= Holm-v.lle or the Royal Oak ytthlic-hol
in Earl-street, Seven bias, &nen tei, and rate", tha• on Zia'
day Higl•t. the ilett, instant, ne titg:o on tv!ltch the rotib►ry
place, he recollected the two g;els coating to Lis lerii,t just at
had shut up, i a company str.ta a man sv,.ons he britesed t,
&tiers, but he would on. sweut posit's, l' to Wm. If Mien
the mast, he Lad not sir much beard as had then. The i
=lied t. r some wine; but on Ids telling h.ns h.- d ti not sill w
he had some roan and shrub, and the gir:s had a giros of port/
between them. However, the case was much weakened year
day, by the two girls differing as to whither Mien, who they
tended upon his recognizance, was the matt to wh•nn they
sold the note and wPtch. The whole case was postponed.
G:orge Stephens, a bay and straw salesman, was charged
selling ufty-tour trusses a•' straw to a Mr. Bicknell, a livery
We-keeper in Westminster, fifty-three trusses of which wet
an inferior quality in the inside to what there was on the out.
He was;couvlcted in the penalty of one s!itiliog for each
and costs.

QUILEN-IQUARE.—.Wiiii3m Robinson, formerly steward to
Citutur, K C.Y. and lately arached to the Commis*.
riot in the Peninsula, apteared be :.tre tile Mkes7rate in support
ut a common., he kid tee:ailed eennst Mr. Reddish, who
ti:e hotel in Jerneyir stn set, tit. Linter's, for detaining from
tavoerite poodle .lug natneel hinter', whir!' complainant,
posed to have been 6tolvii from Inns ahout three mantles sinews.
:e stated, that atee,t the time mentioned, the dog in quest
wa. taken .:way I.y bourz:mb.ty front the lease of his nuith•r,'
resides in Vol a-strete, Vt.'est clinger. That about three wet
ado lie raw tee t:og at defendant's door, and claimed Mt% svf
Lc was UPI:. Cie dot, bri9llg.e3 to Captain Caalfield, wkt was
of town. Z 11101441 as lie ascertained by inquiry where (.14p'
CatifflAd was, he wrote intmatbately to Mot, stating the Area
stance of his having lost ine dog, and informing him (Able Me
lived, as above rated, with air W. Clinton, ere. • A few •
ago he received a Irttet tram CaptaberCaitilieki. no board
111alia, at Plymouth, saying that he was very willing the
stouid be deavered up tti 'him. Complainant task the let:ei
defendant's house, acid delivered it to Mrs. liettlith, but still
could no: get the dog, and i'e therefore took it a summer
One of the deresidaner waiters mow atunded lu behalf of
master, widi Moreau, the complainant's great favourite; ar.,
appeared he had so fix ingratiated him elf with ,tbe whole far
iu whose care he wee left by Captain that they
bib to par: with hint. He stated, howeetik, that defendant
a (Wain whether he won't be justsbed in ;riving up the dog,
Captain Cauideld's letter was not addressed to the defetadatit.
'I be Magistrate (Mr. Fla WINO ob 'creed, that their wet
dispute be-twee-It the parties present. 'I lied.% appeared t b.
to complainant, and it was clear defendant mid no term tri
but as complainant woual out swear the dog teas actually 5.
he bad no jurisdiciett, so he advised theta to settle the ist.
between themseives.—Compianiant, to evince inure 4w:testy
the .10z was les property, siteseetl tlia• he had got a satire c.
Peninsula that had left a sea, and also rated, that tht
he had tad sten hint for reel' a leagth of time, the dog knew
at brsr, and teat.tted his jorat seeing hint again. He then et
him hi !Molt', and hent out a stuck, whicii the dog instal
leapt over two nr int% e Votes, end eLeSved that his tag l.ty and
edit,/ were aintisine, as kis make and si ape wide p:etosenu
Woesttte.sahere.—Vest. rdiy J. Pale,, a young qua al
20 year, oi ate, was ctiareed by Ann iiiitnw, a ;mar woe
upwards of bli, with assaalting Iter vet y di-gracefully. The
woman was raising by a door in Spitalfieldr, when the wisoi
pushed Ler dawn : ha shawl and apron were torn utf, and
clothes in teller respects were di/Oren red, and she gut from I
through the help of tome humane persons who erne up at
time. '1 he prisoner exprefsed his regret at the Litcumetrit
and wai willing to make any re.intuteraitott to her : under they
was discharged, with a severe tepiituand frorri
the magistrate.

111.40 N HALL --RiStIRRECTION MeN.—VeV:erdly an arms.
cation %v.:5 tiv“el:: to Mr. ::ILLON, by a young matt named halfo
puny, respectoblr coLnetted, actin:lg let berinot:thei„ stair
that the corpse lit his wine,. who 'had rer.litly ti:ed, and V h._
w... Interred in th-rir.ondser, had been taken out tg the'grvie
sad conveyed away. On tli‘c.overing this circumstance. ant 3
coneequence cf some intormaistio lie. Lad received, he went ,
terday morning, acouttipiuresd by Ball anti t;o:1, the ..ilicces,
the horses of two eminent einteinot, txp:ct.ng to ILul .he hew
ewe. ilry did not howevresucceel, th u,,,h they were
formel a suljed had recently Iliest offered :o then' fur ea.*, ,
they declined to puroitase it boa:wit was a fonult.. Fronk elm
information which the oFwAys bad rem:Pfeil, they wet e h 4 t
suspect who were the peripetsaton of the sae, :letri ; acid upplie,
'o Mr. Sz LLon for a war.iisat against two men whom they named.
lhe ItiAgistrate etiquirsid•eiie grounds of their stollen:no, et !cells
they stated, god fel that added, that they were pies y e... taw . -
their meo, as all of the prffusiLs were gone to t. ranee to: a.i 4
,assuisa e. frictuare, .rlC4pt tor ...e, namely, the two aga.n.l *be.
they now applied lora warrant,and oat yip was at p.reons. eoe.
litte4 to take Ids a cbmge of stealing 4 Watch. V, hn '
0 tatinelit the
par
ow gi snort 1 wart.ikt.