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London, England, 1817-04-11 00:00:00

OAKS.

si to 1 art Cervantes. 9 to I agst Shier to Sir
7 to 1 art Trictrac. Joshua.
9 to 1 agst Sdina
No betting no the Doncaster St. I.B.lger.
NEWMARKIST CitAVEN MEE !INC:, 1817.
Tim ILSDAY, APRIL 11.
The Bits Class of the ()elands Stake; consit.tlng of these whr,
deelaresi forfdt within the time prescr:bed, for lugs. each 0.1.
Mr. Wyndham's Wandtrer, 5-yr. olds :let. '2lb. - 1•
Mr. Lake% black filly, by Sorcerer, 9 yra.uld, Ga. 71b. 2
Mr. Bacon's Salamanca, 6.yrs.old, Het. i db. - . :t
I.ord Darlington's Belville, 8-yr....1d, that. ►oth. - 1
Colonel Whaley 's grey colt Xu: y, 4.yr5.011, S.!. ?db. 5
Nine ped—C to 4 on Wast.l.rer.
Sweepstakes of IZOgs. each, for 3-yr:o141 cults, bat. 71b. and fillies,

Dundee, grey filly Mermaid, by Canopus
Hallett't colt, by liedley
Thornhill's cheetah colt, by Sorcerer
Jones's chesnut colt Ilse Rat, by Poulton
6 to 4 on Mr l lallet's colt.
Sweepstakes of iv Ogs• each, it.h. esr. 71b. each. D.M.
,Mr. Rush's filly Cabinet, by Haphazard
Mr. Cossans's filly Pauline, by Orville
Lord Stawell's filly, by Sorcerer
Mr. Payne's filly, by Marmion
6 to 4 on Mr. Rush's fitly.
A Subscription Phte of E 53, for tr-yr-oads, Est. 71b.; S.yruoldt,
Sst. 51b. ; 4 yr-old.' nat. lath.; 5-yr-olds, 9se. 41b.; 6-yrsokla
and aged. Oat. Slb. D. M.
Mr Villiers's brown colt Crusader, 3-yrit-0.1 -
Lord Grosvenoes,St. Sebastian, 4 yrs-old - -
Duke of Orations bay colt, brother to Joke, 2.yrtuoLl
Eight started-11e Judge placed but two.
sto 2 apt Sebastian-4 to 1 agu Duke of Grafton's colt.
'lle Claret Stakes of 200 p. each, b. ft. colts, fist. 71b.;
fiat. alb. D.l.
Mr. Gnddird's Bobacill
ILorJ Orono:noes Labrador
Duke of Otafton's Milton . • -

Bat. 41b.

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3to 1 apt Bobadil-4 to 1 apt Labrador-4 to 4on hittton.

At the late Mahon Races, in Yorkshire, a colt' the property
of Ms or Bowes, wept the bit of his bridle, when a Mile bo)
who rode him lad hold of the rnartingik and flogged 'be horse
In, without having any bridle in the mouth, sod node the heit
a :feed am, and then, a following heat, won she race. The boy
was appltuded by all who saw the ttansact:on for his spirit, and
will hereafter be courted as a rider.
Monday a trot log match against time took place on the Lon-
don-road, by a mare belonging to Mr. JASKTT, butcher, of
Maidstone. The mare was to trot two miles (carrying a light
weight) in seven minutes, which she did with apparent sew
within seven seconds of her time. It appears this match has ca-
ched considerable interest. as there were many bets dependmg.
On the last day of March the line young pack of Wands, be-
longing to Joseph Oillbanks;Esq. of Whitfield estate, uncupstd
a large dog fox, at Itylaads, near Waflbri I fail, in Cumberland,
when :her one of the finest and hottest chases ever witnessed by
the oldest sportsman present. after traversing the country north
wards, he returned to the ground where the chase commenced,
which hired full four hours in whikh time, it Is supposed, he
run nearly 49 miles alternately chard and viewed, and in Tient ly
old Iteynard and the pack were seen in one small enclosure. Ihe
crafty roger, being at last subdued, was found to tireasure 4 feet
in length, and from his appearance had often supped on the far-
mers' poultry.
Wednesday evening the Duke and Duchess of Ott-
LEANS arrived at the Ship Inn, I)over ; and it wa,
intedded their Serene Highnesses should have em-
barked yesterday morning on board the Royal Sove-
reign yacht, but the wind blew so very hard from the
Northward, with squalls of ra;n and snow, that it
would have been difficult to have entered Calaii
Itet-
boor. Three French packets sailed early yesterday

with the carriages and baggage.
afaaaag dot; company present Yesterday af th• nap.
tiall of the Earl of MARC/1, (eldest soa of the Duke
of Itmnstuen), and Lady Carious 's Padua, (eldest
daughter of the Marquis of Awct.aset), were
Th. Duchess of Richmond, Duchess of Annie. Marquis and
Marchioness of Huntley, the Earl and Countess Bathurst, Lord
George Lennox, Ladles Paget, Ladles Bathurst, Sir George and
Lady Emily Berkeley, etc.
After the ceremony, the happy couple set out in a
chaise and four for Mocombe Lodge, in Goodwood
Park. Sussex, where they will pass the honey-moor.
The bride was elegantly attired in a Moravian worked
muslin dress, with robes and trimmings'of fine Bru .
'els lace, worn over white satin, with a pelisse 01
white satin, richly trimmed with lace; her hiad-
dreas consisted • of a cap of entire lace, over which
she wore a beautiful white lace veil. Her dress was
rich, elegant, and neat.
Yesterday the Marquis and Marchioness of HUNT•
LAY entertained the Duke and Duchess of A•ruot,.
Duchess of RICHMOND, Lord Geonoa LaNnox, Lord
Fosses, Ladies JANE and GRORGIANA LENNOX. Sit
4011CRIC PRRSTON, Sir WILLIIAM Courts, and the Hon:
Capt. GORDON, with a grand dinner at Richmond
House, Privy Gardens.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India-House, when. the newt Dtrecturs elected
on Wednesday took the oaths and their seats. J. 4111
Bess and Jamas Parrasou, Esqrs. were chosen Chair-
man and Deputy-Chairman for the year ensuing.
Letters have been received in town from the El-
phinston Indiaman, dated Penang, the SOtk Septem-
ber, conveying an account of the subjoined melan-
choly occurrence On the fd September the'
Elphinttun having sent a boat's crew on shore to cut,
stools a tree on the coast, they were surrounded by a
party of Malays, who wounded several of them. Cap.'
tam HZAVLSIDIL lost his left arm; Mr. W. Mutiny.,
second 'Officer, and lid
_ r• W. M'lYu'auLD, surgeon,
were birbarously murdered." .
Yesterday morning, between four and five o'clock,
a considerable fall of snow took place, which whitened
the streets of London for 20 minutes. About three la
the afterecten,another, but slighter, fall took• plam,l
and thcougbout the day and night the weather was eel
cold as any we have experienced even during winter.,
It is a common saying, that st thercis nothing new
under the sun;" bet, as there is ne rule without an
reception, so is the Scheme of the present Lottery a
contradiction to the proverb. Never did any Lottery
combine so many advantages, or contain so many in-
iucements to Adventurers, as the present. But, as
mere assertion is no proof, hear what the Scheme
will tell you.—There are Four Prises of £20,000
there are Four Prizes' of 41,000—there are 10,090
other Prises—and there are only 4,502 Blanks—and
every.Friztabove'42s will have a Ticket in another
Lottery, by which means the Possessor of One of the
Four Prizes el 420,000 in this Lottery, may also ob-
tain One of the Prises of £15,000 in the next. 'l'lle
Tickets are selling• at only Eighteen Guineas, and
Sixteenths only Twenty•six Shillings, at- the Offices
of G. Caanot., 7. Cornhill. and tf6„ Oxtord-street,
where 7,735, the Last Prize of £30,000. v, as sold in
Shareh with Seven other Capitals also sold in Shares
tu the last Oetob:r Lottery. •

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1115110? Or ONasN, PSINATI OP POLAND.
PIUS P. P. VII.
V,SyritAllLt PSOTNtII--H.Alth and apcsoblic benedlctioet
In our last le••er •o you we promisTd, very soon, to return ad
answer to vier. ; :n wlrch you have appealed to this Holy Sees
In the name of the other Bishops of Man !, respecting what art
railed Bile Sedalia:, and have earnestly I quired of us what yos
ought to du in this affair. We long since, indeed, wished to
comp), with your request; hut an Incredible variety of welithti
eastern& have so pressed upon us on every side, that, tia this day,
eve yieid to yoersohcitation.
lYe hJav Lift :raj 'heeled ;I Air wog crafty dcvia, by witith the
very fotioJahons of religion are enJeinVatd ; and havinv, Isecarae of
the great importance of theachject, court-, red in Conned with
our venerable bret hres,•,ti, e Cardinals of the Holy Boman Church,
we have, with the esquire. cars and attention, deliberstei upon
the ineaStirrs prayer to he 'eAnpred by our Pontifical authority,
in ;rat •to tamely and a!achith this ravilonce as ftr a: persit!t in the
swan tine, we heartily congratuiate you, Venerable Brother, and
we commend you, again and again in the Lord, as it is fat we
should, upon tun stuzular zeal you have dopleyed under eireetn-
stances 50 tiaoger itis tl Christian ity, in having denounced to the
Apostolic Ste, ihi: J.:if:Am.:no of thrfaa, an iovrimentl. danswest: io
aorta. And although we pent: be that it Is not at all necessary to
excite hint to act.sey who ia ..t..tking haste, duce of your owtt
accord you have ,drea,:y she wy ardent desire to dttect and over-
throw the impiobs turdtinainon aft/.ere inmivaiors y.r, in coin' "iii
with car ogee, w again aid azoia erhort yaw, 144tork,ttever you cos
a Isis-ea by 'waver, firaviie for by roavutl,or by yes ate/)
Saily execute with the ntlica rJrnethems, placing your Sell la a wall
kr the House at Israel.

With this view w.s issue the present !Irlef, vie. that we may
convey to you a signal ,estiniony of our approbation of your ex.
((diem conduct, an I Am may endeavour therein stdi noire and
nture to excite your pastoral solicitude and diliget.ce. For I, *
retinal good imperiously re qwres you twat> tibiiic all your meat
and energies en rtastrise the plan., wl.ich at, prepared by its
enemies for the destruction ut our mos: hely Redsgion wheAce 11
becomes an Episcopal duty, that you first us all cipher the welt.
edw sic of ibis nefarious scheate, a. you have alrensly done ao
aJiiiirahly, to Me view of the'ai:::ful, and opeitly this
a.tme, according to the rules prescribed by the Church, wi h 2,1
the erudition and w:sdom which you possess; namely, " chit
the Bible planted by Heretics es tie be numbered among n•l.r
prohibited hooks, conformably to the Roles of the Index
2 and s), fur it is ev.dent from t arrience, that the I ItAy :seer—
tures, when circulated in the vulgar tongue, have, tbroegh the
temeray of men, produced more harm than benefit" (Rule W.) t
And this is the more to be dreaded in rime, so depraved, when
our holy Religion is assailed from every quarter watt great cun-
ning and effort, and the most grievous wounds a-e inflicted en
the Church. It is, therefore, necessary to adhere to the salutary
Decree of the Congregation of the Index (lune 13tb, 1727), that
no versions of the bible is the vulgar tongue be permitted*
except such as are approved by the Apostolic doe, or published
with Aunotatites extracted from the Writing. of holy Fathem of
die thtlreh.
. Weasaiditiently WO charities these turbulent circumstances,
the l'ules will give the cle.weraLlacovfs of their attachment to the
rclignio of their aracestors; and. lay your care, as well ar that of
Inote other ?relates of this kingilotii, whom, on account of the
stand they have weedertiory made for the depositary of the
Faith, we congratulate in the LOB D, trusting tilts they all may
very abundantly justify the opinion we have entertained of them.
It is moreover necessary that you should transmit to us, as
soon as possible, the Bible which Jacob Wuiek Hub ishesi in tie
Yelish language with a commentary, a. well as a copy of theta.
non of it lately put furth without those atiocuatioos, taken front
the writings or the holy fa, hers of our Chums, ur other learned
Catliolic.a, with your opinion upon It; that thus, trout collating
them together, it may he a,ceriame I, after mature investigation,
that certain en or, he attiluivtly conc.:Aril theicin, and that we
may pronounce our jii,'ltaittit on thus affair for the preservation
of the true lanb,

Continue, tuergure, venerable Brother, to pursue this Mar
pious course upon se hie s you have entered; tit. '!ihgeutly to fight
the battles of the I.us n for the sound d Jean.,, 41111 Warn the
People -Intrusted to your CAI e, th.,t they 1.4 1 um !l.'s, the snares
wt•icii are prepared Sir their eve-sits:tog :UM. Ihe Ctetets de.
numb tn.* Slum you, at Weil as hunt tne ether li. hop whom
our tracept etrally concert's; and we niost infect It,
that the deep warms, we Iva on account of thi• n:w• vs. tits, of
rams sehielt an adeefitstry has so abundantly sown; Shay, byrhi.s
cbeeriug hope, be munstwlut 511e511,t• 1; and Are always very
hertly invoke the atoteest blessings upon yoursth and your fa-
low &shops, fir the good of the Luau's fl.Ack, which we impart
to you and them by our Apostolic benediction.
tiiven at Rome, at at. Mary the Greater, June 29,191 C,
the seventeenth year of our Ponuficate.
PIUS P. P. VII.

JOHANNA SOOTHCOTE.—..It is an absolute fact, that
the ridiculous and enthusiastic mania, which made the
late JOIIANNA SOUTHCOTE a trydreterr, still rages in
Cumberland. Several persons in the vicinity of Rs•
veriglass, and for miles nearer the borders of Lane,.
shire, are at this time bent on a pi:crimage to J rusaleto 1
Yesterday the annual meeting of the Court of But.
gesses for the city of Westminster was held..
hall, Westminster. Mr. ltossoa, the Del,uey High.
Ste.ward of Westminster,-,presided at the meeting.
Kr. SAMUEL JACKSON took the oath of allegiance,
apd wes sworn in a Busgese in the room of Mr. Gls.
Ova, resigned. 14r. WHAIIANI Len, of Charing-cross,
took tlicoath of allegiance, and was sworn in High
Constable for the city and iinerty of Westminit r,
to which be was appointed by L•ird Surmount. Mr.
Rossou returned thanks to, Mr. I.,txcont.e, the late
High Constable, in the name of tlie Court, and of tl e
High Bailiff; and said, .in case of another vacancy,
they :tumid h - -C happy to see him in the place again.
Yesterday. about two o'clock in the afternoon. a
bullock thatlad been hunted lanai a drove, ran down
Chancery-lane frhm Holborn, followed by a set of
idie, disordcrly fullows. In its way it tossed several
parsons, one of whom was a carman, birloaging to
the White Horse Inn, Fetter.lane, who was severely
injured. A Gentleman who was passing at the time
hid his loot clubbed by the wheel of a cart going
over it.

Last Tuesday, in the afternoon, as Mrs. Smith, a
washerwoman, was going from Richmond through
the fields to Twickenham, she was set upon by a bull,
who tore her face from her right temple quite across,
and likewise tore her clothes off and bruised her in a
terrible manntr. She was rescued by t'ie lerrymaa,
or. in all likelihood, she would hive been killed ; she
was carried to a surgeon iu Kichinond, under whose
care she now remains.
CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 11.—We have had but
few arrivals of any Grain since Monday. yet out
Wheat Trade continues very heavy at that day's
prices.—Barley is 2s. Bd. dearer. and sales were re..
dily effected at that advance. In Peas, Beans, and
Oats, there is no alteration in price. but the demand
for each is rattier improved.
Execuo I ,N.-011 Satycdag last, John Stare ryasexecuted in front of the County Gaul, Cambridge,
for a burglary in the houie of;,E.DwAttn STONE, of
Whittleslord. He acknowledged the justice of his
sentence, and confessed haying committed two other
offer.ces with winch he had been charged. Af w
days alter committing the burglary for which he Cut.
feted, he returned to Whittlesford, and broke into it
a second time, in expe.tation of finding a sum of
'money, which another itt the men concerned in the
burglary had returned to the owner. Out he was dia
appointed. He aprareil goat. retigned to hr: fah-.

INO V ES S.

ACm or,.•;N: fotto•sititan was taken yesterda af-
ter:lowa . e • %t the Ship: Milbank-row, West-
mi. stet. ••• •1•0•!:te C•e-mier for W tit siitister, on the
holly • sve.iarti H ,ret•y, aged twenty. William
Reeves. Lieute, ant K. d•ptssed, that he resided
the distiller, Milbank;
at the home of Mr. Horigz‘t
nil Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Webb, the Deputy..
Governor of the Penitentiary. asked bins and she de-
ceased, if they %mull gu with him to Llndon s the
deceased vp,:.ed, if Mr. Webb would put bins on
shore at Bla,:kfrtites.britlge. We accordingly took
a “ funny," and put off, crossed the Thome., and
ih tog the boat trio sMall, returned to Mr. Sawyer's
y.rd, and took a Ureter boat with two sok, called a
skiff, set s.til, and ag.ain crested the Thames. The
deceased endeavoured to tack; the mainsail got loose
firm the loop-hale of the foresail. and the deceased
endeavoured to fasten it again ; but the wind carried
it away, the pole broke, the deceased fell on the lee.
side, and capsized the skiff, end they were all pre-
' cipitated into the water. He and Mr. Webb swam
till they were taken un, the d.Teased coul.l not swim:
he heard him call to a Gentlem in Flamm! Sullivan,
who was i•i another best tb int tack boore them;
the dee-Asinl supported himself above the water about
two minutes, but wok before assistance arrived. He
was of opinion that the accident was caused chiefly
from the loop hol not being " sea-w ;" and
partly teem :dr. Webb climbing up the In iv. He
shwa.' not have climbed the mast himself, nor would
any person who understood the management of a
boar. One of the Jilt y thought that Mr. Webb ought
to be examined. Trie Coroner said, that he ha.! re-
ceived information that Mr. Webb was a i unwell,
that his Surgeon gave no hopes of his recovery.—
One et the Jory said, lie thought the boat ought to
be condemned; others were of opinion that a den.
dud upon it world answer the same purpose, and
niAce those persons who let nut boats m rev cautious
that they are perfect in tackle. The Jury ti,viled
uft°o the motion of the Coroner, whether a deodand
vinuld be laid fat tilebnat or not. More than twelve
were for it; :rad they, after viewing the body, which'
lay at the Ship, returned a verdict of Accidental Dealk,
caused by the !sadness of the tackle, and the utiskil-
falness or t!Re party ; wi.fi a deoderid on the boat of
lt)s. Toe deceated is the son of Mr. Hervey, of the
Sun Tavern, at CI tpl!am.
Saturday afternoon, about four o'clock, Miss Jane
tihottun, aged twenty-three, who lived with her
rents in the AVall Kn ;in Newcastle, went out for
the purposti of purchasing four p-any-worth of tine-
. tare ofyltubatb, which 11:e obtained at a Che.niit's,
and returned home. At twelve o'clock at night she
tor* the supansed tincture; bot soon after complain.
. std of tf.e nauseous taste, arid a strange affection in
▪ b.r head and eyes. Her m)ther, after giving her
some,hing to put the taste out of her month, advised
her t a go to bed, and Miss Sho:ton accordingly retired
to her room. At seven vest morning, Miss Jane
. was called on; but no answer being returned, her
• room was entered by leer father and brother, who,
siiocking to relate, found her lying on the bed in a
• Kate nt total insensibility. -Medical aid was instantly
procute ; "bitt, alas! it was of no Anil, for Miss
:ihotton expired about one o'dock. A Coro lees
• labluest *as held on the body, and it appearing that
the deceased had bests served with laudanum, by
mistake, the Jury returned s verdict 0f...-ifsci.iteial
Death. '

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A.young Man, named William Clayworth, in the
employ of Mr. Windle, of East Rettord, .twat killed
. in Clamber Park, the seat nt the Duke of Newcastle,
on the 23J ult. Whilst on a ladder, the stave on
• Wlnicti he stool broke, and he was precipitated into
a well below, twenty•five yards deep. An Inquest
w 4s l‘ell on Tuesday se'llaiglit. when a verdict 0f....
•fAiVed is coautqatnce of du ladder brailing was recorded;
and the boJy was interred, at the nuke's expense,
in parherton Church:3,4ld. Be was a stronger in,
Retfind, to which place lie had travelled in search M
• w rlc.,and had been employed only a week by Mr.
Windle, when the acciJent occurred which deprived.
Lim 01 existence. His friends live:mar Spilsby.

We earn from Merthyr-Tydvil. that the mm
caked "dies, and others connected with iron-found-
:oes, who struck some vase ago for an advanh• of
t, ps. hive returned trt their work, without gaining
their object.

1....

At the Westminster Sessltori.'se Wednesday last,
Gorge Hosted was indicted for assaulting Corn,
lips Collins on the night of the sth of December last.
It appeared in evidence, that on the night stated, the
prisoner accosted the prosecutor in South Audley-
Await, and inquired his way to Oxford-road. On
being informed, some abusive altercation arose be-
tween them without any assignable cause, escept•that.
, see, if net bush of the parties, had left at least a por-
tion of theirreasoning faculties among some good-
humoured friemls where they had been spending the
• previous part of the night. In this sort of alterea-
ties, the alleged assault was stated to have been Coin.
mitted--Tbe prisoner, on being called upon for Iris
defence, stated, that he was quietly returning borne
between eleven and twelve o'clock on the night in
/question, whim the •iff 'locator stitid:Ofearise up to
. bisn, rather fresh in liquor, and brgan to admire • the
'aiteness of the night, at the same time, calling his at.
santion to the brightness of the ninon... The pcisaner
pot caring any thing about the 'beauty of P ale
I.nna's ra)s,' exclaimed—l, 13;--n the m lon ! what
do I care about it ?" The prosecutor tedigg
sant, at this abuse of the sublime ohiectof•his adora-
tion, retorted; not in the cairn and cool Linen age of
philosophy, but in coin:et-terms,
..- ,i
and Was ln-acke
down for his pains. The Jury, conceiving that tbe
star gazers should have fin Ally settled' their business
by the light of the moon,- Acquitted the prisoner.
r,--France, Knit, who stood indicted for exposing
for sale bxaks tad prints of a certain description, was
called to plead.—The Attorney for the prosecution
addressed the Court, and stated that it was condue.
sod by die Society for':the Stippression Of ViCe, sho,
however, had consented tb relinquish all farther pro-
' cotdings, ea conditkin that the woman would give
tip all the books, prints, and plates of them, which
she-had la her possession, and then plead Ouilty,
and pm* into -proper recognizance*. •Fe these con-
ditions she had assented, but bad not appeared it,
Covet, accordins to her premise. The cast No then.
ordered to s Ont. •

I,

ASSTZT;S.

• GLOM:V.6ITR.
POWKRV v• IMAM

On Saturday last was tried, before Mr. Justice
PAN[, and a Special Jury, a cause in which Captain
ft•chard Powney, of the Bengal Artillery, was the
plaintiff, isoclGeorge Brisac, h.sq. formerly a Captani
of his-Majesty's Navy, was defendant.
'ft epectatints of this can,e bad excited a consi-
derabse degree of interest in Chelienham, from which
place it rose; a great number of the most respectable
families had come from that atplace to hear the trial.
The amusement, liowLver, which was anticipaud was
considerably damped by the serious turn which the
cause took, the I,e.triird Judge declaring that he
would not suffer any improper merriment in that
Court, but the cause should be tried like any other.
The simple citcomstanees were, that on the 27th
of Stptemhtsr last Captain Powney Was walking up
the High-street of Cheltenham, attended by a person
going CO chew him a lodging-home, when the delen-
dant, wilfully threw himself against Capt.
Po, nye, inakiog use of insulting language, which
terminated in Wows trim his walking stick. Captain
Powney, by tie adv c" I.t %.,me high naval and mill
cry officers then at Cheltenham, brought an action
at assault against the defendant; and had the plain.
tiff wanted any additional testimony to his character
as an officer ai.d a gentleman, than the testimony of
those officers, he had a large share of it tram the
strinig, s:ntiments expresed by the Learned Judge
who tiii.d the cause; his Lordship desiring it might
Ise undostood that Captain Powney had acted with
the comet feelings of a gentleman, in appealing to
the laws of his country for a just punishment on the
it.tendact for his uninsti6 ask conduct, and remind-
ing the Jury of e propriety of giving such damages
al. should operate as an atonement to his feelings for
ihe personai
The Jury raw ued a verdict for the *plaintiff with
‘lOO damages ; and tf,e Jude,z further to spew his,
opinion of the cause, cl.itified on the Record that it
was a prover one to be tried by a Special Jury, to
enable the plaint;ff to !reinter the costs thereon.
CMOs tor the plaintiff Messrs. Jowls, nregr.w.
and MANLEY ; Solicitor, Mr. Hughes. Counsel for
the defendant Mr. DAUNCCY and Mr. POLLVA; Soli
citors, Messrs. Newmtrch and Harris

The Plaintiff, h e undetsuni, intends devoting the
amount of the clanbigcs to charitable purposes.

YORE.

lin:jambs Geri& Wthia- ns Alilliastost, and Joie
Taylor, together with other persons to the Jurors un-
known, were charged with hurglariciusly entering the
dwelling-house of Edmund Shaw, of Li idgardo, And
stealing Bank of Log) tad and provincial notes, gold
and silver coin, aid silver plate, to a large am sent.
Mr. Edmund w said, that the family retired to
rest about ten o'elork oil the night of the 'kith of De-
cember last. In the rooming, abort three o'clock,
he was awoke by a noise at his chamber door, which
opened, and four men with a light entered his noon ;
one man stood on the right side of the bed, another
on the lett, and a third at the toot of the bed; one
of them listed up the pillow at his he id, but witness
did not speak; the same wan then presented a pistol,
and said, " D ) yo,, mean t.i get up mid shew us
where your money a?" Witness :mining no inime-
diAte 7213Wrr, the qUellloo was repeated, to which he
answered. 6, No" The Man at the font of the bed
said, Mistress, do )ou mean to tell us_ where your
money Ist" His wife replied, .6, SUrely. you hlo sot
expect, to find any nuraey here." Tue. 41116149161i11e
(ken said," Go to work," and immediately the cur-
tains of the bed sere drawn close, and they searched,
his pocket and took out the contents, consisting ol
provincial and Bank of England notes; they remained
in his bedroom, and an alborning room, about an
hour. In the.sworning he found that about MO in
country notes, £4O in Bank of England notes, £lO
lin gold, and a quantity of silver, had been taken
away. 11l whole hiss in money was about dfllo.
He also lost a watch and some silver plate. The
clock struck four before they went away. Witness
was posifiv4 that the prisoner,- W. Millington, was
.one of the men that stood by the bed side, bat he
could not speak as to the persons of the -oche: prisoners,
nor di lie know the nian that presented the pistol.
John Platt, an accnarplice, stated, that in Decem-
ber list, Benjimia Outside came to his house, Ben-
jamin Wood and Wm. Hallowell were there ; and
they agreed to go and rob Mr. Shaw, Of LindgArds;
and were to call at the house of u:artside as they
'went. Witness then proceeded to detail the conver-
sation previous to the robbery, and subsequent divi-
sion of the spoil.. His evidence was corroborated by
hos Wife and daughter.
• Mr. Was. Grafton keeps the Junction Ion; hi saw
John Taylor on the List of December, at his house;
he boasted of having a good deal of gold in his pos-
session, which be said be had received from London
a daj or two before.
The most material evidence against Gartside was
his own examination, taken before the Magistrates,
at Huddersfield.
'Die Jury, after a short consultation, found Gart-
hid.* and Millington Guilty, and acquitted Taylor ;
who had, however, been previously convicted of a
burghrry at Boothroyd.
Immediately alter the trial, Mr. Justice BAYLIV
passed .sentelltee of death upon Benjamin. feticide-
thwaite, BetijAmin Gartside, William Millington,
John Taylor, and J.rsias Smitliorst, all members of
the bane gang t the two first are left for execution.
Toseprisoner Gartside was neighbour to Mr. Shaw,
and was the person who first suggested. the robbery
circumstances that induced the Judge to Select bias
for tut-Anion.

During a sort of fight In Smithfield yesterday,
Mr. Holman, a grazier, from Witney, had biz packet
picked of his !soot', which contained two sald Bank
of England notes, and, two bills of exchange.
The Tobacco manufactory of Mr. &owns, ?IN..
DALL, Cock-hill, Radcliffe, was broken open on
Monday night, and robbed of leaf tobacco to the
value of All The manufactory has been sobbed
three times before within the last six weeks. . •
A vt ry unpleasantfearss took place in Righ.street,
on Monday, between General LYszaarz.t. and Doctor
TILDININT, which is variously described. Tlie Doctor,
ie seems, btruck •a deg belonging to die General,
which was attacking another dog, upon which the
General collared Dr. l'stratnr, and a warin
tioe ensued. As the matter. will probably toga, be-
tae a Jury, we forbear aniusadvetsion.— Belfast Chem

POLIrE.

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MANsioN-Housz.--Solomen Banks was

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‘tday

- _ yestero.
bebught up in the cOstody of the Officers of the Night
mitt. Bride's watch-house, on suspicion of bring one
fif the persons who had brukeOupeti the warehouse
of Messrs. B inkewen and Co. merchanti, Water-
lane.—A patrole stated, that • between one and two
o'clock yes,er day morning, he saw the door pf Messrs.
Bankewen's warehcuse • open, and scverat packages
at the door, as if ready to be carried away ; at a dis-
t ince he SAW the in iioner and two other men furling
about. On coming up to them he seized the prisoner
and sprung his rattle, on which the other two meu
ran away. A watchman came up, and he gave th,
pl4smer into Ilk custody, and went alter his compa-
nions, but was not fortunate cnottgb to overtake them,
and they made their escape. He would, however,
k low them again. On searching the privoner several
picklock kt:ys and implemeut+ for house-breaking were
round on him. The LORD Maori ordered Lim to be
remanded for further examination,

GUILDHALL. —J,orfer Webber was charged yest-rday
by Augustus Buchanan, with asss (tilting him, his
wife, and his sisttr. The complainant, who is a re-
spectable tradesman, :rated, that as Is! left the Circus
the preceding night, th • defendant and two others, be-
Ran to call oto to his sister, saying, " Sally. comp
from him." He t0..1c no notice ot them ; they still
continued to toll .w them, making use of indecent
expressions; at last one of thvin seized his sister in a
rude manner by the at m : he asked them what they
meant, on which they all struck at him; his wile,
who is tar pule in a state ot pregnancy.. was so much
injured in the scsiMe.that she now lies in a dangerous
state. A watchman came up. and the defendant
was taken into custody, but the other two escaped.
The watchman stated, that .after he bad taken the
defendant into custody, found a silver watch on
the pavement, which was owned by the defenclatiz.—
Mr. Alderman Cox, the Sitting Magistrate, asked
the defendant how i.e became p 'ssessed of the watch?
lie could not give a satisiactory account.—The
Worthy Alderman then asked it he wai kiniwn to
any of the Officers ? He was answered that he was
a well-known character and a reputed thiet.—Alder.
man Cox observed, that this strinsitnted to a much
more serious charge than the complaint made by the
pl-osecutor ; for if his wife did not rt cover, or it she
did, and the blows she received should be the cause

of the death of the child she was pregnant of, Vie
to isomer wculd be liable to be indic ed for murder.
He should therefore remand him until the complain-
ant's wife was ‘..clared out of danger.
Bow:s.rnerr.—Fire out of the eleven convicts who
made their escape irons Chelmsford' prison on Tues-
day morning, and who were capitally convicted at
toe last Asaixes for the comity of Essex, have been
taken. Two ot therm were apprelhoided by dishorse
patrole belonging to this ()diet:, aoci information was
ye.terday received of three others having been taken.
l'he principal felon; Jcstfth Wilson, who coati tved the
escape, has but one arm. He had before broke out
wt the same prison, and was taken in London just
before the Assizes. -A man, of the name of
broke out the first time with him, who was charged I
with being concerned with has three suns in breakins
open the house of Mr. Donis, of Tye•Grern, mad
also firing at him, They had their faces blacked at
the time. He has been executed, since for the offence.
Two of his sons,' it illness AaJ *Bears Claris, were
among those who escaped. joniet blast and Jaffe .Clairty
wino wa. eirinvie.ed of matting Mr. Windus, as at-
torney, it. day time, on Epping Poser, and were
suspected of ether robberies ot a similar description,
RCM ulllOng those who escaped.
On Tuesday morning, 'as som as Mr. Slane : had
taken his seat on the bench, a Gentleman presented
himself to the Magistrate, and said he had a questioil
of law earning sin to be oeterniined before hun that
day, and ha exp,:cted two Counsel to attend him for
that purpose. The Magistrate asked him the nature
Of the question? The Gentlemao said, it was to as-
certain whether a SI Batik note was a legal tender ?
Magistracy—G.. That wig depend upon circumstaacci."
Gentlonian• -4• Suppose a on., of my tendering,' use to a
Instusikelessa to pay b.m three-pence for my bone and gig;"
kiashttlse-6. I don't think he would be hound so tied nineteen
shillings and nine-pence to takes/wee-pence."
Gentleman—" as would neither give change, nor go add
get it."
Magistrate*" I don't cdfisider that you Could expect him to
leave his duty and post to get you change."
Uric lemass.---• I shall nut be satisfied with your decision."
Magistrate-4o Then why d.d you apply to nu ? If the At-
torney and Solicitor-General were before me upon such a Tui-
tion. I could not decide In any other way."
The Magistrate obseiving titchener, the Ham-
mersmith turnpike-gate keeper, •and one of the prin-
cipal Trustees euar the Office, asked them if they
had .any business ? when Titcbener replied, that be
bad a warrant against the Gentleman then present,
for an assault. The Gentleman proved to be Mr.
Alexander &Mash ten, and Titc hene: /a charge against
Aids arose out ot similar circumstances to those Mr.
.M4Nagbten had been stating to the Magistrate, he
,baving 'Resented a £1 note to pay the toll for his
horde and gig, and he (the gatekeeper) not having
change, and declining to leave his gate to get it, Mr.
lakkieghten horse-whipped him. Upon this deposi-
tion die Magisti. to ordered him to find bail to answer
for the offence a. the Sessions.
Qllllll.ll6ltlAity —Excussinu TO Gittlaliele.ll FAIR.
Any Wilcox, a dashing lady, was chased by John
Robinson, Esq. with robbing him el his watch, his
pocket.book containing 422, and some silver. The
prosecutor met the prisoner at Tuthil-fields fair on
Mosiday night : she told hint she was the wife of a
tradesman, and came to seek lor her husbanf. The
prosecutor undertook to protect her through the /tit,
during which time he became enamoured id hog, and
she consented to remain under his protection all
night. They went in a haikney coach to a Hotel
th Albemarle-street, but not havink either servants
or luggage,. they were suspected, and were told that
the whole of the apartments were engaged: They
afterwards proceeded by one of the stages to Green-
wich lair. • Thay•visited all the shows and dancing-
rooms, took refreshment at several public...houses, and
were returning home on Tuesday evening, when they
stopped at the Elephant and Cecile. The prosecutor,
after the fatigue, len stamp, and the prisoner was
seen to take his watch. When he awoke, he missed
his pockeWsook and accused het. ; she produced the
watch and pocket-book, and said she only took it
fearful he would be fobbed, but 412 of the notes was
deficient, and all his piker was likewise gone. When •
'therartived at the fillip, thariok-Crcies, be awed

her to be taken into custody, =diem her to
tin's watch-home. Committed for farther exar

Michael Jones was brought up by Gilmore,
kehended him In a booth atToinl-fields For,
;mina of breaking tom the stab4F. of Sir A. \
nald, in cimpany with another n ,toriois char;
taken on the Premises oil hi/witty night-- Remo;
MAur.a nurticti-zrurzr. —Yesterday Chad:: 1
F 72044 nearly severity years of Age. was cliarip
~is mother, a reverend old matron fag appn,,c
to a century, with assaulting her. It ,ppeared.,
the complainant, who is in opulent ctreunistav
had occasionally rdieved the prisoner's *ain't
lately, when she got it m work, but he reluseil
it, i:nd threatened her life it %hy did not pros:de
money, and was daily in a state of intoxication,
sifottLi insult her loclii,ers, irt in the door to pit
them from corning •istt,-and collect a mob roans
Louse. • She believed his animo,iry arosl fro,
having lately ma, rid. Helii in viiret;es.
NV,

ednesday everling a boodle was found or
tree in the Dzer-park, near Kensington-garden,.
raining the body of a full-grown female infant;
head and face were quite black, and the feature
toned, with other marks of violence on ti e both.
Wednesday afternoon as a Lady, aecrennan.
her three daughters, were taking a walk across I
Park, they met several boys who • were pelting
each other with tufts of grass, the young
surrounded the ladies, and one of them sna:che,
gold watch tram the side of one of Cie ladle
ran off. Two soldiers, who h rprened to he adi
ing at a short distance, and sra what pissed,
diatAy pursued the youthful drlinquent, secure(
and brought him back, ani restored the wale, to
lady. The soldiers proceed. d 'to inflict Altra
pui:ishment on the culprit, by ducking bin] in
river, but Isis cries caused Pre ladies to interfere;
behalf, and lie was set at liberty.
Tuesday afternoon a female swindler, of
appearance, went to the house of Mrs. Haiku,
bed-linen warehouse, Marg.n-etastraa, core
squaie, under a false pretence, and representing
_sell as the servant of Mr. Broadhead, residing it
land-place, saying, she came from the how
who requested her to call on Mrs. Hallett, and r
a certain number of children's cl-t'tes sent there, bt
as frocks, caps, &c. as the In:usekeeper iiventicd
make a present of them to her sister in the cony
Without the least hasitation or sutpki,n, the
was made up in a parcel, to the value of ai)out
and a girl of Mrs. Hallett's accompanied the
ded servant to a house in Cavendish-square,
shed the girl to stop in the hall, aalr+r
the area into the kitchen ; where, with tit the
besitaties), she a..ked for a fictitious name, of .tht
servant belonging to the house, who ietormrd
'such person lived there, at which she appear...J.li.
surprised, and immediately began to open ti.,•
which site had received from the Eh:, who eui t
in the ball waiting her return, under preterce,
mole to avoid dArction, to ascerta:n if any duce:
was enclosed ; but, on finding none, made a
apology to leave the parcel while she went
hall. On seeing the girl she teld her that tsar
had been forptten, and requested her to
bring' them. Ille incautious girl I,:ft her tor
purpose. The woman then returned to the
agail, begged pardon for her intrusion and the

she had given, tied up the parcel, and went cr
has hitherto escaped detection.
Last week, while the warehousemen of a limns
Liverpool Were at dinner, some fellows brought
Art to the warehouse, and took about ?flirts ban
of American flour, with . which they got off!
Thursday night, the tath ultimo, between the,.
of twelve and one o'clock, an at med banditti, arcA
ing to upwards of tifty men, attacked a Ca/1W
stage at Kill, near the ten mile stone, an the
road, from Dublin, and plundered all the etayi
cars, to the number of twentykeight,
stopped there. far the night, and carried off prop
to a considerable amount. There were several
with provisions from the country corning to t
acd many more with spirits, groceries, softy.
Sec. goirg to the country. Next morning
these fel:ows was taken up and brought before
toot: 4gainst
committed him to Naas j ell for trial at the A;,i:
He was taken in the act of burying a sack of f
and other goods in a potatot hole. Upon -11.4 e e:
nati,n of his own family, it appeared that he
gone to bed at eight o'clock on the right
that he got up Lilently clever •and
after which he did not return until six -in the u:
ing. Since the ,crest of this nun, may 1:3(•re. et
Rog have been appreiencled. .
On the night of Thursday se'nnicht, h •ut
EDWARD ELLIs, Esq. of Rockland:, in the cu sot
Dublin, on the Enniskerry road, wakait.icked
band of armed robbers, who plundered
of his arms, and upwards of one lifindr..d pawn(
money. Mr. ECUs had made a spirited dole,
but was overpowered and cruelly beaten and
Within half an hour after the robbery, tr.e Dentin+
detachment of policc..uffizesi.artived at ltackl'a
and in the course of a strict•search discovered a
concealed in a hay.rick in theneigliburhooJ.
has been committed to prison.

/Ma ni.
April 9, at Gatefelc, the Lady at Opts% Idatatedtg-
Hightandes 6, of a daughter.

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Thur:day, at Exeter, Lieutenant Nl:l4e, R.N. of Erm,J
to Catherine.secood daughter of the Le Item), Land, L
Salomon, Douro. •

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Aro it I, at Edinburgh, Mr. WT. U'atsoo„ of the Ro) R 7 E•
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