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London, England, 1823-10-01 00:00:00

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ral days wbes it was state I she assaulttitat ems be
who first struck her the:head, and th have her
life if she came to him again for money.
Prisliner then palled s reams named Harries ramp Om
said, was present at the first assault; bat Mn. Harris did .
not appear.
Prosecator repifed that Outage's statement le false.
The Joey inietediately reunited i. verdict lif
and after the Goan bid consulted for a few minutes, the
planner was sentenced to two months' imprisonment far
each assaillr. . . .
MISSION TO THE INTERIOR OF AFRICA;
Iron ens utstorser or rig comic of TUC ENE*
moms.
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We have the greatest eatisfaction in announcing that our .
three enterprising countrymen; Dr. Oudense, Harr Den.-
ham, and Lieutenant Clipperton. who left London of the.
above interesting and hakardons expedition, under the ane
therity of Gory:9lo*W. in 182 i, arrived- at Mutton; is the
crane of the COntioest of Africa. in Febiaare slit, and
were exceedingly *ell received by the Salta' of Oat kink
dom.
The [hector le to Malin at Borman as DritiA
sal, while the other parties pursue their inquiriis ei Isi
course of this long.iought river. All the parties were the*
in good health and spirits, though they have all it Aimee
suffered ly fitim the rigooti of the c a". Their
route has been over dreary deserts of fifteen or sixteen days
journey in length ; hut their undiminished seal and ardour
in the mnice augur well of their ultimate success. The
fatigue and privations they hare suffered have been et.
treoply great. They are, however, blrne with scarcely a
complaint or Murmur • and we sincerely hope such exer-
tions may be rewarded by the complete discovery of their
object of research. At all events, the public will hereafter
he gratified with many interesting particulars, before Oa.
known, of this curious and unexplored region of the W-oilt.
—(PhUoiophical Magazine.)

THE ARMY.
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(CI oCuLAII.) Horse Gaardl. Aug. 4A; 14211.
Illist—Lubta having arisen as to the powers which Count-
Martial possess of investigating the general character of a
Prisoner under trial, I have the Corentander in Ciller* com-
mands to emigrant yoe, for your future guidance, and that of
the Officers of the Realment under your command, that it is
open to the Court, before passing PO ,tenee., to inquire ielit is'
the general character of the prisoner under trial. from the in-
dividual omeer who may, from his ri:uation in the Chefs, be
most competent to answer that question; each individnal to ha-
at liberty to speak from Ms owns illitowledge of tha
sorter's character, er, la °Wet to retreat* his memory, to ruler
to the Regimental Defaulter Book ; bit la no cues can the cir-
eurvistanges relating to offences for which the prisoner ma y hs ye
been formerly tiled, bocome the subject of renewed
iutesti-
have, its
(Signed) 11. I'oRRENS, Adj.-Geseral.
Re the (Meer. Commanding Regiorienic
Major-ritnieral Sir Jahr'. Cameron, &Cit.. het bern so.
pointed I.lentraent-Goventor of P.ymouth, and cum sander of,
the Western District, ties klajor-Gen. Sir Denis Pack.
deceased.

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FEMALE FASHIONS FOR OCTINICIL •
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piano--41igkilmse nt aseser-ont gown "rot de Sealer ;101441.•
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mob/ 4la Minna's' .tl.alsle Wats, Maar', the mintreet erdels a elaitei
stam inserernom :It ateity smelt at tie waist. hot entawla is- WWII ag
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of doable
.crepe Nomdtaer twined out Atlas the offer. or els/ raid la is
wows 14 satertate *Amid MOM; stralikt in front, aad fat A tb* Aim t
don AMA IMO a Irldaillada rade/ ommaleat iftidiedlottegbritpoiph ilsepireen
die apper pad of miti lea_ Ado( of Net. Ad a wine sada star. whom radii
ara esnmesed of lAA (*W. spreads over** ton ; dieters et rem* and
major savainaiame ire placed la the haat arid side. Jeagaitemaittred.
!A Anew ""snidmesanrunnino •

Paisdarrto vas Saw Sasiurra.-:-Yeeterday ste seer Modes prowled-
-01 by water Wedalastor to be prearatod to die Caleidter_ Sopa" at the
Nadel affidateporr. no Ode Body west ea Beard the Lord Mayor's
stabe-barge. There wad the Steamier*, tarp. awl several WOO boats.
The preieriehip taisiid u Wodwiader-britis and stewed M tkrossli Old
Palate-yaal. to tbe Comet of letebegeor. The sew Okerids were pteraidel 5
It. usual. Warmer and wear Teethed by hie Lordskip. she Intimated hie'
approval et the dudee wade by the Mks. of Leaden. Thoetvakode re-
tarded la the sairm.inniuww. lasi repaired to Statiotter• Hail, where • ,atisp-
tame dieser Was prepared for theta by Mt. Whittaker. the swine Seatlf.
Mr. Davgasex.--This nalottenste man has been coM•
mined for trial before the Reixirder, on the 3,1 of Oetober.
—Since his apprehension, there have, been 83
.piecp„. of
called tonsil in a cellar on George's Quay, which were
deposited there by him. His trunk was yesterday remov-
ed from on beard his resort at the Custom House. wbiets
was about to sail for Oporto. Who hut must svinpa&t.ise
with the wife of this wretched man, when they (earn that
she is young, amiable, and beautiful. and the ilatteVer of
a much respected Rector of the South.—(Dv lie Patriot.)
Casaba or Anses.—Yestetday, Joka Swoffleirl. a cteyse-
monger, wink lately resided at No. 6, in the London:tooth
Southwark, who had been In custody since Monday forteight,
on the charge of Arson, end Janes Edwards, his shdpboy:
who had been eommitted as an accessary, were brought 'op to
Union Hall, for re-examination. The investigation watt to
in the Magistrate's private room ; and we understand, it was,
requested that, With a view to prevent the develep•ment
the ease from being impeded the particelars of this exag,a;
lion might not at present be allowed to transpire. The
era were remanded. .. •
Fostrei Lt., SEPT. 29.—This day, at five o'clock, a mast,
distressing accident has occurred near the Abbey.' Vile
Salisbury coach, on its return with visitors, came in con-
tact with a tree at an angle of the grand avenue ; and the
cdncussion was so great (the horses being full speed at the
time). that all the outside passengers were thrown off, and,
no less than seYen of them injured; two or three very,
seriously. It is feared that the coachman has had histtigh.
, broken; and two of three of the passengers receive.' severe
' cuts and contusions by the fail. Fortunstety, none Of:the,
inside passengers were at all injured. Mr, Phillips was not
at house at the time, but his sister. Miss Phillips leftrio.
thing undone that could assist the enterers in their pakit'uls,
situmsons. Persons were instantly dispatched for thd.
experienced sergeons in the uetghbourh,ood, and the patpes
were all takes to the Beckford. Arms, where the most aoli•
citous attention wits ordered to-be paid them. No blame,
whatever could attach to the coachman, as the horses be-,
came untnanagrahle in coosequenre of one of them haring
his leg entangled with the traces, which shortly gore *ay.
The dickey of the coach Was dashed lo pieces from. turf,
violence or the shock. 'One gentleman re:eived so severe
a wound on the foot as to renter it necessary to hate his
boot cut o:f. • .

On Mondiy stentaight. an Ingaisilinn was taken atildgcat. Northametone
shire, na view of the body of JWM Sabin. about 17 years of age., iorva
bitshandry to Mr. Jahn Gardner. of that parish. who, on the preml.T.ig der.
was killed. by the disehnrge of a bion.lerbus. It appeared Imerilenee that
Mr.l3ariner employed a panne maitentued 'rhesus,. rial.4o,ge lamp th bigge
from his earn, and for that purpose gave hint a blunderlmas lad maw &stye
of powdiir eirefaLy Chi op In separate pa7ers,. te fireiertorieasloairet to.•
frighten thew areal,. Thatch, deceased went with Gable Sado the lekk ghost
throe &dock oa blindly afternoon. Where he [nailed, the .blanderbers, r'il'l
seer lead alags, and s..urtle afterwards pointed the muerte thwarts himself,
to his compaiden, • km* body noletteknot tbeisicilvesoesthee
la the head or the hodF,' when the piece accidentally wart .0, and lisiggal Mar
theateuts in his boil. Jost below the breast bone. liturgical ant was ignardi-
Melt' called In, hot w!thont effect. and he died ahnot eight 0 elneittihtar
eveneeg. The demand was pertectly seeinge near the woidesinar. and told
his !outer and the sarg-nin how the archleut happened, vrtilelt elistroaod eltsi
itatc.nent a!: by Me dodflAiniva. • Titralets Deets.