4)oltfr. RO TRIM) EXAMTNItTi(►N tra BENJ. 81.00NIFIE11). tha It'tillay, at one ...dark, Ihe in Isom char :cif with practisina rtsit nsive broads, ender the proposer of pencil , ma sitaatio..6 owl -r 'oat, dill. brooch. from fur. Marquis of ,11‘glesea levrrn to the. Putslie Other. and hi wt ttt a third real ii ii iiii before Sir 1111111411i1 Bonn. rod George Rowland Miustsull, Esq. the rfttiop mmustrate,i. Its-fore the hour appointed for the re-ca:intheation, the other and it. atriums stele mach rounded, Wises t the psi.uttrr tt 418 plreed di flit table In hoot of the bar, Sir It, limn, asked if Mr Shearley, the original prose cutor, sr .1h present. Mr. Shearley presented himself, and air R. Blink 'hell desirel the-rued' to read over the evidence. dlr. 11.111111 Pr Wished le save the magistrates thr trouble of further considering Shearley'a POP Slate llle logien r examination he (Mr. H.) bail had interviews with skint, Mr. Shearley, and hail been eery particular in ynr.•iouisg him as to the milimentents under which he rated Mali lis money, mill Mr. S. hatl d. clared that lie sl Id nut have given liar money tinder the Iltot pretences al„ur, %Maoist the bowl which i.e had received from the isimei ; and, as Mr. Site-airy hail admitted atm, he (Mr. Harmer, did cot fuel joittitied in advising lain to proceed further willi the clot, ge. Si'. Nlitt.hall said, hr thought the bond did not alter the ease at an, fm• the false pretences remained the name•. All. I farmer situ', the false pretences undoubtedly ge minated unshaken ; trot, in an indietineut ler the sta. title of I•'alse Pietences. it *as necessaty to allege that, by eel lain filse iepreseistations, the prosecutor lied been deft 4 310 ii• el 01 11 cii tails mini of money ; 'hose reps est-ma tions iiit.l be all iseglill , led, and mom the trial of the valise, ill miler to •uppurt the itlifictment, the lame( tam most swi...l that upon those reps esentations " alma" he rar 111..1111110 y. Mr. Aliostioll said, it appeared that the prisoner had promised iu 1,10(.111c a situation for a certain pet still, 0 hush ►llsiaiioll he had no pit Wei V.lialeVer to obtain; thus , un doubtedly, was a false pitaetice, and as 10 Ille ((tying the I d, it was merely a show ol C4llllOlll, and 110111ing else, in his 011011.11. hlteas ley was then examined by Mr Miushull as to his kuuwi..ill;e of lie prisoner, snit the Mr. Mama, who had jobs. il tit toe Maid. Alr. S. stated, IMO lie kne w Dlllllour was a impel of Mr Chilly, mot a posing matt rising in life, and of iespectahle ch traeter mid ciumeetsuliti. lie a.si the nephew of a Major Dunbar. Mr. Mitislitill asked, if Mr. Sheatley knew all 1111 i of his "wit Iwo% ledg e, of ha peroooll 11114.115 y. Alr. Siteatiey 144111, he mu) knew it lions Mr. Bloom field's representations, but believed that person bad informed lion cue - teeny. Tile prisoner h..d lei eseilled lionself to he related to Sir Bestial ll ll Bloomfield, and Illat hill 0011 ilaillt was ISt S.) believed to lit• the case He had con r•poutled willi Dassioat's faller upon Ihr aabp•t•l 01 the hood, and the . 4:111e1 1110.1aoxi 'edged the lelalloilship, 101 l said lie knew umhiug of the transaction in question, and desired not to be i mute Wont it, us lie should nut interfere. :I gelato man, who stated Isinisell to be Solicitor for a person who had beta di trawled, bete stepped forward, atol staled, that he Isad a charge to prefer against the 111• •r, not nut being aware of 16e toleolloll of Mr. Slie4l ley to M i his charge, lie was rat her unprepared at this 1111111 l eili i 4/ go .11. He I rque...ted that tilt• pu suurr right be temanded lot two or three days, in which time he should be pt epared. 'l • he prisoner bete tassel veil, that, In the case fur which this S•.hcitur appeased, a Lout hail been given which was foul yet due, umd he had curry reason to believe that be lure tt because due the matter would be settled. Sit K. Biala asked the Sulicitor if his Client had re ceirrit a I .1, anti he said lie bad; but it was the baud of the pris 1111 l Air. flimsier übseived, that Mr. Shearly hid no wish to scams Air. Bloundi. Id aunt justice, and huts only motive fur not pressong the charge was,that he believed lies hould hot succeed tit a frialinal ',res. Mr. Shearley also said, he was perfectly willing to do all in his power to piontote the ends of justice; but lie hail teasiiii to believe that Bloomfield hail been is a great Illed , lare the slept: of inure di:x.11;1.111g permills, who had takes diti.,ssitage of Ins youth, his mime, his persun, and Las inn 1111 l s. t it , kt .1 if Jlr. Slientlty knew dhow pirsnna. bind it would nut be prudent to tursitiun thew now. Atter >none further conver%atiuti. it was agreed that the pi ivuuct shouLl be brought up again on Wedin stlay.--The pliatmer v.aa .14 eui‘bugly rut tttttt tied I that day. STKLE.I. OLTRAGE IN Cil.utbos, s'EtiNET.— Hie tour prisoners CON.eet Heil Ito tile aistiSts ontrage were to base motet gone fnrtbtr examination un Finlay at this t•lh. e, belore Mr. bloiliwaraig, who deswitelied a illessiliger to the Middle belt Hospital, to taseettain the condi:too ut 'flio)rts, the w led 1114111. lie returned with ilie following uulletiu " 1 w 'llsavers still coutismes too w e to to bear' emu • ftom the 'Hospital, though in oilier tespeclS lie is completely recovered. " J. SWEETAIAN, House Surgeon. " Middlesex Hospital, Oct. 19, It 121." The poisoners oeSe acCotiliingly nt ELT. CUILD STEA LI sti.—Jessiiiilit Nab brought !wrote Al. Si% i•bry , jun. chug. - d st Ole conduct ..knit et/covet audonishenrici tit tear deptavity • 11111 l an Olin Li 11.5, out of the pared' coustioles ut its, slated, Out through the complaint, of srviritil pateuts who liaO lust torts Clihtliria, he pruceett• d 'alio iu the use deist e of the pri-unit, it. Uppet Citte-rteret, mid in a 100.11 Ull the go ound-II be touted I lee a rt-tfis at (i.e bar bill tuuutled by eight ciaildren, a tin w I she oat then elute, tug the fruits .0 liter 00qUily. A -upper, constAitig of a Satiety of mews eiewl vegetable ...inlet, by the haunts ill hew little users, whom she hod Iraliwel to thieving, wto 'waking ready sass the Me. floe, of ulese clietili ell waned I,ederttk Clatk,Jnhu 4.1. t. k, nisi J.lut Balk y. were tt , aird by floor ',moots, and tete otht - er tool. them and the it ail to the oaten leou,e; loon thence hr loseitglet lures tu Utr uthtt . w Illy hiol it U 5,11 w.tli great &the u:ey he coulee 2415 e ititu-eif and . !.ttrKt• Row Iltr iunl.ool nt the pupulart. riw Gitiwt all:tale), aged eleven year., avieraerd ut the °deft., and, with 1a . .1f• lid 116 te1i,14 . 11 hit% lie ha I lust his child two months iigu, lido he Lad ons4tit fur hint ever) a Inn r, 14. ed aalbe.e;•wd, and uI IrO tls believe el lion lu be lost; and now was •hue a d lu 1i..0 I:11'411,0 (Ile 1.1,11 111 1i... 5111: THE NATIONAL REGISTER the child lead beta dad) cosutnittoult felonies. The elakbeto .eao•d to much Hod. r the rowel.' of this itsihm.tia outman. that they a err aft aid to speak ibe 64011 unt.ll•he was re 'wowed Ii he tau. Little Rasley then told Acta they were einplit,ed ever) dm,. h.•iur •rut Otli to •teal a hat they could and bring it home w thr 1,1.1111/*; alien they could gt t lulling eke, Or) st.4e meal ft the butcher',, fluid vege tattles from the alerts artscer's. She had a park cat M, by a hkh she told tarot itself format., its the mot 4, whether they would succeed, ur tut) would be tukett by •u officer. Swisbey observed, that since he had attended this Mitre Ise hid never is ituessed a rt.vl Of Kb much Iniquity. •(hr prisoner *as (minimised fin further eldllliliasson, when intionisted he should desire the parish so pro em use her for she misdemeanor, iii ciscisiog limns I hildien to comma felo n ies; aid the childless are rietisiocd in custody its plebe ut wills the iutcutiun of having them prudu. ed as r. Some disturbances have lately taken place in the tuna of Douai:is mid Peel, Isle of mail. Vise ewes dealers having conspired, and got rot unoecessary advance on the prier of that article, the lower classes assembled and demo lished the houses of several hakets and dour venikrs. A good deal of property Mali Calrtirli oft by the snob, and Met and spirits were set dsw the sib, L. As there weir no 'Hilmar. sit Ow islaild, the gentlemen in the different totem, benig j by lli • hisibpay office's, a. s ... •iisted under the command of Majoi N ieloilL late of the 91th is Mario, and having u damed nnrn .old altlldltllllllalll ftua the KillieS MOTS', they •ucceeded in restoring order, after wounding two sir litre of the 'liners, and s. wring the rim. leaders. Tioops have been ordered from Eitglasuli the corn dealers have lowered their prices, and the expoi tat 1111 l of cram from the i-land is for three mouths. On Friday se'noigio, at 12 o'cioi k ri malls. NlansG.valr) and lialbpay soldiers were still on duty, and all was quiet. There is now hitilallitling at Brighton a gentleman, 92 years of age, who was never helora ten nil les from Lou don, :mil who, it is said, frivienital an inn in Bishops cate-sirt et daily for upwards of fit) years, :ml at winch, ii is further reported, he lain fly allow:•it himself Jive bottles of port wine per diem, and that upon calculation and proof' n :ipp-•iirm ne had actually drank at the atawe mentionidl noose no less a quantity then 3b,609 bottles, or b 7 pipes, of that generous and genial juice! A MAN or Busmesii.—One of the most auda cious robbes les we have hail to rei•ord for sonic time past took place in the 111 ighbout hood of Leicester, on Satur day morning last. Between seven and eight o'clock a young 111411, dressed in a smock frock, entered a close of Mr. Citinson, of Btstall, and drove therefrom eighteen sheep, which lie bourtglit to market and sold to Mr. Brown, if jobber, of Itlaston, before nine o'clock the same inn R. Alter Ile had disposed of fits di-gotten booty, the depredator writ to the Lion and Lands 11111, where, having undisguised himself by pulling off his frock, lie partook of hieaktast with the utmost composure, and then disappeared, and has since nut been heard of. lie had on a Milk green broad cloth coat, and was ono r aise tolerably' well dressed, having altogether the appear ance of a respectable lanner's . He said his name was Forester, but where he resided lie refused to tell. It is said that on passing Belgrave gate he left his whip in pledge for toll, which is very probable, as lie clomp il a 1)1. note after lie sold the sheep, to pay for the pens in which lie hail exposed them for gibe. We understand Mr. Consort, or his shepherd, had seen the sheep on the usual place at seven o'clock iii the mottling ; so that it would appear that the audacious thief had entered his close, stolen his sheep, drove them two miles, gut a purchaser, received Me money for meals, regaled himself; and got ear away, in little mute than fW010)11fs, Ott Wednesday, the loth instant, at eight o'clock 111 the morning, his Majesty's steam packet, George as tbarth, sailed from Holyhead Mr Dilhllll Wall We mail and passengers; when within a lew leagues of Howili, friainful crash Irons the engine was heard, w litchi, tin examination, proved that the 1111:1111 Shall had broken. Tile vessel having beciene 1111111111414eAlle, the signal tit distress was IlgiSled, :11111:111110110 set cral vessels were io sight, only one brig came to her assistance, into which the mail was removed The George the Fourth remained lot that situation until the arrival of the Meteor steam packet, which took her in tow to Holyhead, where they arrived at is' twelve that flight. MAHtare, Ocr. Ili.—NVe have here a resident, an extraordinary Cll.lfaiC.Cl, Mr...lllllll6ylcs, who completed his n9lll year oil Saliurtidy last, and is now iii perfect health. This h.hrny v tura it his been a warranted guiltier in the seri ice years and a lia:l lle tired the first gnu when Hawke received his li.ig and oil tile 14 , 110 itilhr, 1747, was in the general engagement win the Fielicil Bret under that Admiral. The next aclton was Mt Toulon under Hosea wen, to 1759. Toe last service was in the taking id the puteli 11,e', he year t 770 Gyles wes the first at itamsgaie Pier-liead, w hell the King, sailed for the Frencit coast, and gate hits Mo narch three hearty cheers tin the departure of the Royal Sueerei,srs yacht. lie walked alone t this place without even the assistance of a suck. which, in far., he never uses. Smola° Lima —Au extraordinary seizure was made al I:1% Oil SltuNay week by the Excise Mr. Hog. gall, Superb isor for the Hiattly dtatrict (appointed in room m NI r. France, who is trimmed to Inverness), informed r. 1)1% olauu, acting Sup,r% isor (helot., 111d1 (drArbroath, In the Smack Forth, he picked up :36 casks of gin, and had not int vcs,et been lantmiritq tinder a strong gale, he could bloc bellired inatiy 44444 re, a number being )1:1'11 dos , log alsiut. Ile gave itilurination at the same time, that vessel (then sispluised to Ue tile Janet, of Inverness) was sern to secure a 11111eiber of the Boating casks; • bawdy 11111/11 winch, Mr. Davidson, aCCollapailied by a party, proceeded Its waren, and disco. v. red seventeen casks concealed 111 a 6,41r411:11 near nit New Bridge. There were 1111 spirits lound tin Wald the Janet, but she was seized on account of 1 g the circumstance, and lutlioi.g the nllvt t al part ul tier caw, in the Excise cellars We regni to Sidle that an unpleasant accident 11:li vened to the Tonto lilac coach coinsug to London on Saturday evening. It was upset at Bromley, and the coachman, and a lady, all °tattle passenger, were se %erely hurt. Tile rest tile passengers. both inside and outside, riven cti tbibic bnllses. Dreadful Fire.-08, Friday night last, about hall pars It) or i I ri'e , riek, a firs• broke on die south side of Valentine Place, in the Surrey Road, about half way between the New Cut, felon IVesittilosier Bridge, and the Nlaadalvii Hospital. It began tit all Oil mid colour shim, and soon enteloped the I se in flames. W e have not heard how it originated, nr what was ihr late of all the imitates. One w an, we are tu'il, who was in the 'lord floor, after the flames had caught the lower parts of the iwitsr, and blazed out of the w inflows aroun d her, threw herself down, arid was caught in a blanket. The fire rapidly involved every part of the house, and communicat e d with the Witt. AssitilatiCe was promptly sent tor, and two or three rumors imsl/11 arrived; hot either loom want of water, or from ignorance, where to find the plug, the firemen and the neighbours were con demned for more Man hall au hour to WilllctiS the pro gress of the contlaeratitm, without being able to take a stogie step to in,p , de or attest lb course. About hall. past II the fire was at its height. The !nog stream of fl ame an d s m o ke th e n appeared from Brack roars as ill it arose from the Surrey Theatre. 'flit two houses that first caught, fire were rapidly destroyed, and a third was nearly burnt (low'', whin (,Lout twelve o'clock) water was 'Oulu', and the engities began to play, and iu less than half an hour the aciony of the firemen had tri umphed, and the inhabit .1, , ls 01 - the neighbouring houses, who were trembling :or dieir safety and begun - time Its remove their ;mi l ieu!, were telieved trout alarni or am preheiraniti. lu the comusion we are unable to Irmo the extent of the dantace, or e%eir to ascertain whether any lives were lost. As tar as we could see, only two or three houses have beer, entirely destroyed, thougti others may have soffered a partial injury. On Thursday evening, the laleworth coach, nit its arrital into the village, for the purpose of settiog down, respective isahil it It iii, tWO leilialeS, one an the other an outside I,asseliger. The coach hat ing arrived al the house of tile hornier, the driver got down, teas tog the reins upon the backs of the wheel horses, and berine the lady could alight, the woistlinglif scone nuschievous boy set the horses off; they rail through the village with great speed, turning the sharp corners of the streets with the bailie elLaClileSs as if they had been under the guidance of the moat skilful 04101- m:in, but the vehicle was at last thrown over, and the tinfmomate female on the mu stile so drce.dfully injured, that she expired at one o'clock on the following morn ing. One of the horses was also killed. Fire —.About I 1 o'clock on Wednesday night last, the neighbourhood of Calthorpe.street, Brunswick ovate, was dimwit into the grealesl alarut, and on discovering that the upper part of one of tile new houses in that stre.a was on fire, and kilowing that r man awl his wile hail the care on the house and slept on the thud floor, the whole of the neighbours assembled, nod the rattles were sprung, and several persons kept knocking at the door and called aloud '• fire, firer but revers-mg ui answer they broke open the door, and proceeded up stairs, when they extinguished the fire. 'hoeing of knees. —A discovery has been recently made w hip that liseliol animal the 'lore, has been ,irb. ject to so much lamettess by the alluring of the snit t its.— The blame is not totally to be attributed to the sheter, in commanding the smith to complete the shoeing of use horse in a hunted time, which consequently would &dere the smith to put on the shoes before the iron is coil ; and which, it the least degree of warmth is re. waiuutg within the Iron affixed 50 the horses feet, must unquestiimatily occasion them to become more heated for hours, and produce a tenderness in the feet. Our correspondent observes, that the shoes, when property wade 10 /pill the size and shape of the foot, should be put into cold water for a quarter of an hour ; and were proprietors of coaches alto camera to adopt tots system, the complaints of the hatliltsS of the roaus would M. ii subside, from the improved State of the condition of toe feet of 'belt cattle. Maniage Lei lery.—lt has often been .aid, figuratively, that marriage is a lottery; but we do not rerull• et to hire met wt h a practicti lllUstralinil of the truth id Ilse simile before the tollowilig, ts hick is a free tratislaiiiiii of au advertisement in the LOW anis Gazette :—" A youog than, of good figure and disport. . tamable, 111.1' desirous to procure a wife, withom the prel :sty trou ble of amassing a fortune, proposes the following cave. dient to obtain the object of his wishes:—he offers Mut at:li as the rise of a lottery to all wt.:ows and Virgins nude r 32. l'he number of tickets t" be 600, at 50 .14,1. lars each. But one number to be drawn from the wheel, the lortil ate proprietor of which is to be entitled to huu self and the 30,000 dollars." Ou Wedssetalay last, the daughter of Mr. Honeysert, wheelwright, of Luton, near Chatham, aged YI, was meiseil from her lather's house, and after a diligent search for some time, was found in a well in L. street, quite dead; a disappointment in itwe is conjectured io have been the cause.—tiante day, *sailor, belonging to one of his Nlajesty's ships in the ricer Medway, was wood hanging in a wo.id near Rational's. A tune or paper was t lin his pocket, signifying that want of employ had driven hint to it ; hut as Iwoso ereigus were I liu his pocket, and he tva...t that nine in Its Mojvsly's strvatle, it ts believed that was 1101 the Seal cause. Ili the nriahlroinhiwal of Hamilton, in S-otland, an ea;iensitent was wads this year 141 try tile dilicretic: be tweet) the spade and the plough. A field was taken, which was in beans last year, and oats the year hel.ire ; two ridges were dug and two ploughed alternately, awl the whole war sown on the sante day; a part twilit Olt the ploughed and dug ieingdniled with the warden ow: the whole was reaped the same day, and twang thrashed out, the result was, I hal the du* sown broadcast was 141 the ploi:ulted sown broa•lcast as bb to 4Y. Toe dug and drilled was 204 In IXI, upon the ploughed and drilled. The additional grain is not the only result ganlell by dtguing, as in this instance there was also a gre'►t deal wore straw. Toe land is Iree of weeds, and will be easier falluwed mut year.