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before the rescue,) when he took a dog away In a
string.
Cope said he was at home between three and four
o'clock on the Thursday, and his father swore to it,
and that he did not go out again, but had his tea at
ovate. But the father and the son's story differed
widely, and to prove how much they ,idhered to facts,
Miss Seale, of the Marlborough Inn, proved that
Cope and fire others were waiting about the heel of
the lock-up house in Blenheim-mews, until& sborttinie
before the time that the prisoners were taken away,
and at four o'clock, when he was said to be at htwe
at Hampden-court, Somer's-town, he was drinking at
this public-house 1-..ith five others.

Stanley, the resurrection-man, continued is tie
same story that he was hot near the spot.
Magistrate—What had you for dinner)
Answer (after lesitation)—%Viy, it was a fish day.
Ilagistrate--Recollecqyourself; your's are allfirds
days.
An mer.—No, not all of them. •
The whole of the prisoners were remanded till nut
Friday.

:I•.IUI'ICdL INTEL LICE NC E.
The Yobs Villa da Conde, —, from Flavin
ter Rio Janeiro, has been c p itred by an insurgent iri-
ratrer on the Coast of I r
The Lady Wellington packet, arrives' at Falmouth,
sailed from Gibraltar, I3th alt. in company with nearl►
100 wail of vessels, which had been detained there hie
or ►ix weeks by contrary winds.
Tne John and James, Richards of and fmm
Bristol to Waterro:il, struck on a reef of rocks off
Oreenure Point, on Saturday night, and was abandoned
by the crew ; but was got off by assistance from the
shore, and carried into tt e•xh:rrt the fidlowing day.
The Rotimlowt. Henderson, from Sr. Petersburgh, in
entering Leith Ilarhour, ?.:011 ult. struck, carried away
her miller, and ran on shore; but did not sustain any
material damage.
The Alontagu packet. hound to the Brazils, put ioto
Gibraltar. I I:h alt. leaky.
HAAN int. Nov. 311.-11. M. Revenue ('utter, Lent.
Solidly commander. arrived las, evening from a (list,
having captured a very fine cutter, laden with 71.11/ tubs
of spirits, besid..s dry gouda.
Veswizza aro AEX Ullll.—Mars of Looe, 2fttli Or•. sir
('ape de Gat, bound to Genoa ; on the 7th Ni,v.
Aurora, from Smyrna for Boston ; and un the 14di Now.
off Cape St. Vincent, the schooner Netley, of Dartmouth,
from Liverpool ; by the Juno, arrived at Plvniouth.
Valiant, of Hull, on the 7th ult. in the 31eiliterrartran,
from Cephalonia, by the Amy, arrived at Plymouth.

APPOINTMENT OF lIIM MAJESTT'S ATTORNEt;fin•
•N Eli.% I. rum ImEt.sxu,—We believe we may announce
with certainty, that Mr. O'Connell will be appointed
:Attorney-General to the Queen, for Ireland; if that
appuitrtnent has not already taken place. We under•

stand that Mr. Brougham has received her Majesty's
commands to tn:ke the necessary arranremeats for

expediting the appointment of Mr. O'Connell, aid
that Mr. Brongbatn has undertaken it with alacrity.
The next post may bring intelligence of its compk-
tion. There is no legal obstacle to this Office bring
filled by a Catholic Lawyer.—(Carrief's Jlors ag
Part.)
Mr. Jut( Kemal., and Mr. Cll/.11,111 Restme.—.
We took a paragraph from a Morning- Paper Ti.:, kg, i
importing that Mr. Kemble had assigned all his prt,-
party in Covent Darden Theatre to his brother. The
fact is tree, bet the amount, viz. 50,000/. is mulch
exaggerated. Mr. Kends!. gave *2,000'. fur his
share of that Theatre, and its value is not likely to
have been increased. The circumstances attending
this instance of fraternal affection deserves to be re-
corded. It appears that Mr. Kemble bad always sic- ,
nified, that he intended to bequeath this property, in
case of his deaths, to Isis brother Charles, bust his
health not admitting of any active exertion in such a
concern, be determined to anticipate his will, anti
have the pleasure of bestowing it in person. •Mr.
Charles lietable bad some intimation that his hro:brr
intended to show a proof of his affection. but had no
conception of the intended amount. When the in-
strument was read, Mr. C. Kemble was so affected,
that he was absolutely deprived of utterance, and the
brothers then fell into each other's arias, presemnig a
scene of the must gratifying nature, and i ?Feet
nt
upon the persons present, more interesting im-
pressive than perhaps bad ever *leaded the e . tions..
of their great tateats on the stage. It will be grati-
fying to the public to learn, that Mr. John hembie
has retained what Thomson styles, " an elegant suf-
ficiency," which we earnestly hope he will long enjoy,
as it is the result of Genius, under the regulatioa of
Prudence, and will be emplogeti in acts of hospitality
and benevolence.
On Sunday last, the body of a lad, who had for
some time travelled the eonntry as a chapman or pd.
lac, was found near Kttriek-pen, parish of Eskilsk.
weir, and county of Dumfries. Front the aprar-
awe of the body, little doubt can be entectnined that
the deceased had perished by a violent death, se/
suspicion attaches to an Irishman who had been seta
its eumpstay with bias abemt a week before. 'Tb nue is
something extremely barbarous in this ainruler and
we sincerely trust the perpetrator (Wit will yet be di.-
covered. The deceased, while going his accustomed
rounds in a thinly-peopled -district, and earryin-• 11,e,
news and necessaries ottbe town to the solitnies of
the country, is beset fry a ruffian, and at once de;wir.t!
of Ids property aid his life. In 6041 a situatisn it
was in vain that lie struggled hard for existence, and
loudly called on human aid ; his cries were soils het
amidst the solitudes of a country so lonely and es-
eluded, that even a week had elapsed before set'
human being had been made aware of his fate. •
MARRIED.
At IP. Mary-le-been diereh, London. Chaste' Owlet..
Iraq., of Hopewell, see of theta* bit Lndovics Ursa. ttf
Delve . Bart., to Miss Kerridge, daughter of the late "111-
. F.sq.
011 the nth alt.. at Brigid**, by the tar. IR. J. 'NY!' r.
W. Day Beard, Esq.of Dulteueemet, to Misshard, of or'''
imampkeee.

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WoWaret. Oloneostershire, sal Chaplain to the Right Ws.
Lord Ink worth. nisei St •
Oa Thaesslay motning, Mr. Robert Webster, of 1
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