WAY E. . Dials. where the beggars us.emble, fiaunly at tight. hut in a morn ing before they :tart upon their drily Gecupatiminc, Ile Lae ;mar into et. , bar to see their manner of going on: they set out in the morning, r - ,rer with knapaacks on their back,' otiose without any. TN-former t.e.mc arty thing they can collect, old clothes and. old shoes, which they Lain;; to a place near MonnuottleStreet. They make sometimes three or tour shillings a day by old s'oues alone; Pflei their mode cf Lxcitirg charity for shoes 'is, nivariably.to go harcfvoted and acetify their fee: aid heels wit., something or other to Cruise the lilood to flow. They are the wow of chura:ters; get violently drunk. quarrel. and fight, calling fir V.I. rum, Neer, and whatever they like; hum. heel, and eo on; brut .'n victitils they will not touell. There are hour: a where •ifaine are : orty or fifty of them. l's. in a ~..ail; the potter stands t the door and takts the money. For threepence they rave clan stmnw, or something like it; for those who pay Mu:pence there is something enoremlereot; and for sixpenealhey have a bed. They art all lo:ked min for t' 7' i;;ht, lest they should take the pr Tarty. In the morning th:re is :.genera! L 1 tester b. low. Mr. W. Hale. dik-raanutisetirer. of Spital-firlds, states, that the bcg,mrs get some:aura: ten or (Weill. S/Lillingli a day; that they live ex . tremely, wall, and frequently will have rump stmits and oy.ner sauce in a trimming. Samuel licherts, watch-house keeper of St. Gilds and St. George's illootosbaci, is positive the; many of these. beggars are in is much Lecer ..rmi..ti-n tarot crone of the working Inutile. •• I have seen t'• in. - says he. " at tho end of Compton Stre:t. come out of the houses where till. have been, with a leg . awl an arm tied up, and so urn; they have had tour or live el isses of ipa betoretli:y Ftarted• mid then settled which way thzy alion!el Yo. They meet again in the evening• and cook their own geese or their turkeys, lir they will cook a turkey and put sausages, round it, and call it en idderovin hung in chain,. • Most of the notorious sturdy beggars seen in the street: belong to some of these wags. .\ to elcaily drasoll. like a sl . loe, who !mesh St. Fauns I.:i.urch-yard, led by is dog with a string. carrying a hat in bia.mouth, has been in Bridcsodl a dozen times. When tak n up, lie says his dog is the beggar, and not he. This mao Ines been heard to acknowledge that lie could ir. t, on an average, thirty . shillings a day. The beadle of St. George's was about to take up an =poor with his 1 , -*:, in a wooden frame; but in layillg hold of him he threw away the wooden frame, and scoop...nod off witootit any impediment. The greatest impostors and mat abandoned beggars appear to be women. Mr. Wihiam Hale. of Spitallielml, states. , that the paupers of their workhouse toe always allowed to go to a plate of worship on t' nosy ; that one wornan used. as she said, to go to chapel in the thty.road. One of the overseers coming out, in the evening, after qr vie ee, heard a voice, •• l'n• remember a poor blind child ; have metry,• have pity nn a poor hlir.d child." Knowing the voice, he turned routed,. tad reeognised her to be ene of the touters, who had borrowed, o r ' : °hired, the blind child, fcr the portion: of exciting pity. The r.&:. Henry Rudd, Chaplain of ll:ideweli Hospital, states, that a womim having at plied to a I.yino.in Society, one of the visitors went totter howe ; and found drive ditlerent sets of elethesa which she had ob tained from res'many clift'erer.t charitable societies. One evening, Mr. Iforell, ruining dot, 'fottenham-court-road. heard two beggars. a '.. , , - .n • and a woman. quarrelling. The man swore at the woman very mach, and told her to go to such a place and he would 'follow her. she ap peared to be pregnant. and eolry near her time ;• but the quarrel hierear mg the man gave her kirk, and down came a pillow snubs! with straw, 'or something of the kind. She hula quickand easy deliverance. Ai n:entail the children who are found begging i n the streets are se-nt out by worthless parents, with strict injunctio.is. not to return till they have paocured, in sonic way or otisT, a eertain•sum. from six-wirer to half a rrawn.: mind they are gnerally sent is their 'withers, who spend the uremia in fin. A :tee - •:g healthy troilism. of the maw; of tEKeefe, OLVitit two enal thirty y,ars af age. I. t; a little be; and girlirho Litt • about G ?tat .11 turche - ext. They W.:44 WU ta the Catholic Free S,:hool of S. Colon's, but :aim abs.-nted the:melees. ' On Mr. loitiigan, the IX as t er,. inqu.ting of the ulether why sliewi.4ll.l net let the= attend. , etc - replied :' •• Cod blmrs you, Sr.i their children earn eight shillings, `: a tiny for roe." .:Mr. rinskrrui scum asp, ti g ht there was a acaaan Ow. - isept aphid* school, for. ti.:.sok ptsm pose of teachidg fentale Zhlldren ~ • .„ii t e b stomisp i i.o;4.; Xtharl,jictailLw It:0:r ; one itrr..s tt, 4,.; Nlptio. , ) Harlow. raid iniotter'afether ti:nuantlM . del ih these charncters the uld • •'' - -trictZli it thin, In all' the sot of torkling, -milking use of the .ft:ost iefasnotre• entir,..ssions, sad teat - fiat; ta:pa to •iti ..:sir hands at ... - ...e.clt other. T at most dislaraceftikeeeites.epsamal ; • el if Mot;:er Bar. 4 . „Iva, up th e. filloaw nCa ing day. got itni. litnits of •. Iciiier Cummins, . . they were each prepared to deleall theiMrelves and to rxclte a mob. • : There rye only a few of the instances of 'depravity anti imperstore de tailed in the report. They we, however, sufficient togiv: tone idea of thee:metal state of Mendieity in the great metropolis of the British • ' tn.tive; which, nrifortaaatily, affords . to.; fivoLrable a theatre for de ception of everv•kind. - 'l'ma apply a renudy to these evils seems to be iiiWwillt ; the existing laws perhaps are StlifitiflV, were they properly tarried into eh:el...lain. But the most effectual means of lessening that pupensitv to begging .vehicle is so prevalent 'would be. to increase the h. nett.. of Our/diem rimming the low. .4 classi's. AV here the mind is dc. -bared, profile will not he ashaincd to ice one mendicantr• and to de r...ead ir, every species of imposture, provided they can live in ease with out labour or cure. . . . A Bible Satiety is now established in Iceland. An account Lid before the House cf Commons esti snatos the sum necessary for rcinstating the buildings .'.ranged or destroyed by the late tire at the Mint, ' sit • 13,0001. • An official account laid before the House of Commons 'hewing the payments made in the quarter ef a year ending the sth cf April, 1816, in respect of the charge of the Civil List for that quarter, and also-an estimate of the Demands outstanding on 'tlse,said day, In respect of the charge of that quarter, states the Totallneotut: of the Civil List for the said quarter - at 275.3361. is. 3d. and the Deficiency at 141,0901..9w. Old. The Report front the Select Committee, appointed to ccrisider the means of affording, accommodation for trans erting the butirens of the Court of Chancery, has Len laid before the House of (:ommons, and printed. It re-. . commends that two Courts be erected for the Lora Ifigh Ilaneellor and Vice-Chtumellcir rf 110.4:intl, in Lincoln's Inn Gardens, on the North siae of the New square. The building propooed will occupy 75 feet in length, and 73 in depth. Its .frOnt will not extend t.) loon: than one third of the whole open space on the South side of the . Garden, and win not be of a greater heiOit than 35 feet ; nor will it be necessary to remove one of the trees. The expense is estimated at 23,0001. to le defrayed out of the Suitors Fund, in the Court of Chancery, which now . yields, after paying the various expence . s charged upon i', an annual surplus of 1,0001. and upwards. The Lewes Paper s.tys--" ~raster Wilson, son of Sir R. Wilson, arlival hero from Paris by the Lord Welling ton Packet, Cart. Bolden. He left his &flux on Tues day night in grid bctilth. The French Government hive made an offer to Sir Robert to remit Id, imprison ment unconditionally; which he refused to accept, declar ing that he would accept no favours. This explicit de termination Sir Robert has desired to be coutteunicatcl Po bit friends in Lnglnnd. 7111. LAW INTELLIGENCE. eHERIT•FS' CfltT*4" . l'. SATCRDA T. Ma 15. CIUM CON. - DUNN VtlBllll CLAY. • , w This was an enquiry to 1166111/1 dainileMon ,an action for era. toiled convelKitien, in which the defendant had suffered jni4;meut to go by default. •From 11w evidence adduced on the !hill of the plaiutiff it iippearcil, that he iner t plain, et present, in the Life Guards, and that the defendaufla a lieutenant in the till Dragoons. Ins .13 the plaintiff married his wife. It • was a lavealtateh, and tie: attachment or b,,th p4:rtile; was equal. Immediately after the nuptials they went to live at Lewes, where the plaintill'e was quartered. The defendant was then in the same regiment with the plaintiff, and was received in his house on the most Intimate footing. *At the •beginuing of 1815 they went to Paris, where the plaintiff presented his wile at the French. Court. In fact, the utmost harmony pre• railed between them. In the month of March they returned to this country ; soon after which the plaintiff took a house on Ilaus Common. which had belonged to Lord Dysart. Lire the same uninterrupted felicity prevailed between him and his lady, till five weeks after lying-in of her second. child Cm Septem ber), when she suddenly disappeared. Tie , plaintiff could not Imagine the cause of her departure; his attOntion unit kinduess having; been unrouitthig. Pr soon learnt that elle had Lied to the continent; bit why, or with whom, he did not enquire. It was sufficient the him test he had every confidence in her chastity, and that she was restored to his arms by her mother, who conducted her from Calais, and he received her on Dobbs Pier it: a perfect delirium of joy. From that time till the 4th of December following their ha ppine,s was renewed:hat on that fatal day Mrs. Dunn again disappeared; and, as it afterwards turned out, had gene of with the defendant. -For i4;1111i: so secretly MIX the elopement conducted, that the scene of their guilty trails:se lieu* could Lot be traced. At length, how el el, it was blond .that they Imo taken ranee ha the city of Lincoln, where they resided as man mid wife, under the assumed name of Mr. and Mrs. De Comt. It afterwards appeared that the defendant had been seen with Mrs. Dams when she first lied to the Continent. • On the part of the defendant, his guilt *as not palliated; but in mitigation of d.autaze-; it was that sufficient I not been aibbto , d of the state. of a ff ection in whtcla the plaintiff and his wife lived, down to tho'period of the olopeisent. It was denied that there was any p.emallitateci seduction, and nrged that the defaidniat hadfulleit a victim to circumstances which his virtue was nuahle to ; withatand. • The Jt.iy assessed the damages at four BONdrAl. Pounds. PETERS V. J. LI:ES RATTER, EAR. This was a whimsical .rial. The plaintiff is a 'carrit.r from Rich r,olui so London; the defendant is'a gentleman of fortune, rusiding Ileidford-place,„.Jhussell-square. The action, to the fu extent, ma lirodisbi fair fot carriage of miscellaneous rsticics; and ('oc ( ,f the itionliwas,!for the carriage of a l'ortugatese pig frtna tbr deter:d ant', .at It.Clina;hd to town, 11. ss. The defend..r.t has paid 17s::. into court, which allowed tea. for the carriage of the pie.; had that sum to t,e u full and sidheient equivalent iOr • . calr 4 • Th'e ttlttiesires ealled to prove the fact stated, thrkthr pig, although a'irrAll Nit% of the most ourrageott; when they tt'.'d be Houle a:drtatiful .te4k u: ou them, :aid 41 , ..:01utt- Wcoltiielity theta to rtlinqukh their t•sifititioart to fccttre him. At rAttitiVlTtrts. stratigcm•sarggcsnal atNi.ll to.titcg),loi the ' taiuptinu. : ot wl .11 they ctentuallt succeeded. ItAo.iVivil4.4 to vat hole thtouglethe roorof the stye, mid therstii.druslepig up by roists, by two ORR Irtim it,isrance was ncces:ll., - ,ily Oar , 64. each tot their t•mble. The cart left Itichrcriita of eight o'ciobli In the mon.- tog, and did not :mitre at the house of t ie ‘ief+ . rahcieuntil nittbt,,iii sino&-cipezce a .1. intcrTlll , tiolli ettuiwd by this obstreper?:, s pig, wh:ea terrified the, inhabitar.ts of every Tlart.. - throut:h ‘vhicri it had occasion to pass. Three carriers Were called . to prove, that, ' u nder ;he cqr.....tini Lances of the ease, the charge was rcasunnik. 'On the part of the defendant the connsel dwelt upon the ea tor bir anct of the e!urge, and stated that it was 55., mere thon•Artnill-t have been charged for a postehaise. lie Called the defondant's intriv turd footman, both of WhOm proved that the pig was not the ay htriber in the mit, for there sr.s on tightet n galkin eu4k in it. • • The Judge (Mr. Jlorieei, in siurtrning up„vhserved, that the only question n for the consideratio of the fury was, 'whether or not tile charge ,hastv*tr s .ble. Tie: jury having beta c . .lrsco.dlottwo hours. and the other business of the Cow; endaY, the Judge vent tor tits fon» matt to tell him that the 'l"curt - had eunclutlea it, blodiuss. and that they be ioe's..t.l in until they raid resolved upon their t irdict. One . of the jurors saYt, " th.t wou'...t never to." 'rhe foreman said, that although the sum upon whiet, they we: o to proneunce wt;i . • smrdl, yet. they were conscientiously s.. , :rumilous, and a ditf:renee of oyitiitm isted which 1 !(, found we.:; likely to Last a considerable time. - The said he could not find - faults he only wished to inform them dint • the prothenatory rrould sr niiime in Court to record thtir verdtet n ever theysiltotight proper to return it. 'the jury were iterentt•tir'y kezktel up in &zoom. arid, atter five hours incar.a.r:;.tirta, litriaght in venlirt fur the plaiatitl, damages 11. IHs. ; and ttiet• st-tt,-.1 that the dc livery of t!leir rJr‘lit wt.s protra;t , tl in corisoqii: tirc rate know ing whet'u r (as in other courts) act. would carry costs. Use faith:Lg . in this ettiiit carries costs. In the Court of King's Bench, Friday—Tin. King. v. nazi! cued, Eq.. This wii. on information hied tt;rain•l the feu thin t, fur hav Mg. iu bis capaciti of Collector of Assitswed and of House 'll4 .c., in Cie county of Warwick, fabricated certain tickets of charges for taut, purporting to tie doe Maria Ilarris nit 4 others, and %bias 6g1114% hr had aticrwatil. neglected to account Ihr uith the Receiver o. , ticr.ii of the saute; to whor. he star Ns:11111, by virtue °obi. odic,. to pal the putty; SO obtained.---..tudettireit, 12 111010113 1111plituIlliltitt in Derby gaol. Clerk of the Peaer for the County of Middlesex Iws jest eireitlatedit Resolution of the sco.ion, of the Cho( April bed, ?lilting that the C..urt, 1111%111: rui.vivril Alma Mr. Rlninwariug a teller, that he harm,. 4t the &rest Scotian I Ni2ll the togiel' urCitairsnon, %sloth( proceed to the kyr that of a Ill•%t Chairman on the 30th of The Circular is dated the 11th of • The Calentil, for the ensttine Sessions at the atillailev is the heaviest ever l:uowa to Ism e occurred in bo'sjoirt a period. Nearly 2:%a ate alre.oly iu Newsrate foetrial i.tutl the tharae tet of othatte is proportionably iducl.. The Glowersier 'Herald vays--" The ifeiteley reacher', titldvePetitetove of death eoiizit) porno, eta Wednesday last received the er.ltify Sax intcligeace ul tb I:bs..•ral reprieve. Their earenfou had beers reacted till the Isintt of 'this 'month." Friday. a boy, 12 years of aze, was kilted by a butt of beer, rolling o'er him as the dour of the Hawk public-home, in Isampst.sel. Tee drayonen luol just set flown several halts in the %WWI, in vittivr to lower that:, Lilo the cellar., to ten the deers' esl3;ritlei one of thesis, whit+ being on:4 declivity, rolled: ou the hos. fa , ' pi; it re.t 1 • •'st • deatb, • ' fi . UNION-HALL. J. Wright, a working gardener, was charged wet Timrs lay with assaulting, with intent to murder, the will• and daughter of Mr. 'Taylor, mit Kennington-lane, with a poker ; with w hieli he dreadfully cut them on the head and in ditli rent parts of their bodies, 'Their screams .dtracti.d the rim 4:labours to the spot, and then the prisoner tried to make his escape, hit was in stantly taken. His Cl.itlit'S and stockings were sprinkled with blood even some of the flesh which hail been cut from the 11U11.114 and faces of the sutterers was found sticking to Mat, as well as a considerable quantity of their hair. Whoa 414 kt ml by the Maaistrate what motives impell , ml him to commit the e lie answered, with gi eat indifference, that he had on a former day sold the women loom. tiower-pots, that lie went to demand payment fur them, and on their refusing to puy him lie beat them with a poker. It appears, bowevir , from the . d.telara:imut of the young woman, 'that his story is f.ms r ; sad thekupposi lion is, that his object was to rob the home. 'Tile Magistrate ordered hint to be remanded until time fate of the *omen i* ascertained. EIANIINATION Op MR!. AND Mitt TAYLOP.—Mr. Baumaic •, the surgeon, hating on Thursday afternoon repotted to Itfr. Evance, time ntagistrate, that both his unfortunate patieits weirs In a state of extreme danger, and that in iiad little•expecta tion of their recovery, Mr. Evince imnieinately meat to th , ir house in Kenniagton•laue, to take their deptsitious, tcStieb were as I.oiiilW:--• . Meo. Taylor stated, that she was sitting in her front ronnY4m die ground door, tut WeducAday, with her daughter : the to., into the garden tea's open the prisoner Wright came up to it, stud said " How do you du, mistress she replied, " I tow (1.) von du? but I do nut know you." The prisoner inquired . it' Tillett had beet' there ; upon which Mrs'. rceollec'e I that he was the 11“.111 who a few (lay+ before had hradght her some dowers from Mr. Tillett. staid near lqran hour Lik ing about the garden, when lies:n(l he must 43 he ruppUse.i Mr. Tillett would not Molt: that day ; instead of goli,rn,' how ever, he set himself Jew:l:and soon afterwards %Mica toe poke!, and struck the deponent se% nal blows over the head, which kid her senselesa vu the door. Before the prisoner 1.10110 t back, however, she had reouvered her senses, and immediately knew Win. Mary Anne Taylor, the daughtcs, corroborated her aiuthues stutenivat.. SIIADWF.I.L. ~. • . Wednesday J. Stever, Cinitain of the Thames Sonth Seaman, and J. Dexter, the Chief *ate, were examined, cli‘irrted what& being accessary to the .ICI4 of J. Gibson, an tylirentice on board the vessel, while cif the toast of Pera v tit the sear ISI4. In addition to the evidenrie tarmerly-aildneed, :. liarrt en stated, that.the dreesseil was iil ;.bout two month., and hail se veral mock:shout its tautly. A hthit vine dais before his d.nitti lie saw the Captain heat him with Wrope's-eitcl; about. two feet lane . , he kept an piirpdst fur Lim, and also floved tied to a gun, Kfuredift' Whets. 'boy was eu weak r a coati nut do his work, oturt need to abate along the deck; that state he itscilto be beaten. TIP; Mate akousel him in like, manner, and starred him. with 4,*;,pe . ,•en.lun the slay previour to his death bat witutss ilitVitut see the Captain heat Inn foe three weeks before. Mc, Alley, Counsel fur the prosiscutioi asked toe witness. what prevented his;ittentlance .kitfore ; replied. hete.nitar, tie awns not railed upon. Mr. Adolphus, foe the pris net csoltS.taauline..r (ht-witatlA. boy oruh ehe did not know his 114114swritir f ; lent u r.ri. 1 1.) 't .4 .4ites.t t'er' tot 4 iith 'it; rte ede Capt:nit, NLo sniill*4 every r s etrson un Ise ird:l2#d ati cpporturiiirof know . dritthe hiss tr..tnient. Witiestadlittint hear the Cuptaio say tlia,thp illum ined lame, but IN liein•it the Doctor say so.; he is 1412., would nut wash hisinien, and Nii ; Li ill-used by •o: a 'Witness threw a Isi.ne icing op the hatc:etwr, about three days hefure his *death. When :thy ;wrote ativekisini, lit heard• the Captain mid Pdate.say, "1..0 it ;:' this ruight r. EN: months betide lie died.. Inarawer, tun the Ma gistrate, wilco:is said die hail athieil in sin d.threat shills, but bad neyer see p a Ca,4teiti Mori. severe' tishitibe prisoner; he saw thee boy's legs undikiihsetiefoiethe body waistlirassit iiyi E.. boartl, and they were black and•bine ; he d.d uotsee Ina bark. Mr. ridult llll l. 4 e 0, 44114 1 '1 4. 11, first, uu case was muds. Lott against the Captain ;as it cruld.hut be proved ite - i;stel o ther ter e rity than correcting the deceased, who Wa. Its upprentici :nick euttscquoitly he held n - diiertitioonry 00%14'1 big). 1 ..41 sea-or un land. Mr. Alley said, hu yautisl refrain from teat, inr any übserratloas, it:s•he test &shin ir:itate the public nand ; Inn lase opinion on the law tit:the ease was'yth teak) . Otidet:•ta, , ,,, by the Magistrate.. - He would liaeeit understood, ut, that any one hribisig the Witnesses. us_pre venting their attend ants., would be prosecuted. The Atagisti :des orelere d the prisitsicrs . to futd•bail Ilionisest.ves is 1 . 20(11 - 44.41; i. 111.1 two sureties in CIuO each, with which tiny bunt...handy complicit. wrdnvolay tiro, rgoon the horse of G. Hatboro, r.sq. in ni 'lsm% irk-sir:ale, N J' , dim•oczed to be on tar, and.iii th.:t wirse or too liters Le.arly tlor whole inlet io; of that pat risarwlon coo 'anted. • A fire broke out at twelve o'clock .nn IVednesday r ht, i4l pulAlic•bunse at the lurk of tcr which tiir..Gcl.r:t violent rliva;Ts arnung : the tutu Il hote:es in the court! , ad)t illir. t. hurtle (cog W:re filtertainc , l for Mr. Anu.441% ,, ittlll4: ; hut the e,init hi :i etintrury itireetier„ and. drove the 11.ine• • towards ~..rzeter Cli2Gge. A flew 0,4)4111:0 e.t nintse, M E W p r 'Allied itself in Polito's Menages it. and tlie nterseitv of dr rtroying tlfc w:ld beasts was acu uierliteted. tt about Liu t ver. the en:irres enpsiderablv overpowered the li:n1 in the end it appe.ered that-artily foul - Images were consunte It. A, nr , t o of the nan k e of kf) 14t4lai charted being one of tin: principals conctrucd in the I:limier nt . the ningisti ate, in Ireland, was taken into vtotonly n ti w signal Coi che had t ilia witla a 1 IPCI ttititk*party ur the .7th ttegimeht. - - • -- An imp:4-st %%as hrld on Frith y at Liar 11V.Iell S. s z . viol', . 4 , k, Met' hod!, of J. .10. 10, . I.E 4011 gif;I: 10 t Ull 44 II F.le Otitcy, vtko, in attcitteasg to Mei, from t.tic , gltar to :mut kit tub the riYrf atitl urs dimmed. VcrMrt —A c cokrtttai Dcatit. dect has lat i ttitLiw setup titilthmi to limit la k:' los,. M 114. late A•q•kcesT. was coavicte4 al far a:attlvr at Ics aau .dattLittes - , u child aim.. )i•iirb nrc, vu.ikinz piisuiser cuilfroicd 4 , 1 , ; , ; 1 ihr 1,,. ti 01 deed at the inatigitii,u Ciitharici:l Back:. %, a priotit ate, tdithdt cutidition to Coil:alit with him. WillticAny )11 . 4 , ..!:(.01), a fv.ll ?.altsinuat, at Bili;tiesgate, I.av- Ing 11.1$11V tratiit:g &s pat. W;tii Ins trite' :t+ Viet togcllter at dh mer . a t th r ilr loileing4 in st. Cottn's Aar 43 a p:: itnyAl:llllpit.ssion wok top a I;ti ye stt.trp•p..ipatJ vutsini, that 1.4 y filar her .•fi the 01.1 t):,. tie , • tier 1, us. : L.: .• _.... _. . a.