TUNE 10, •••:r say, "Go it, Fint:ic ; the do„" Ile saw litlllg e a watch ttikvis oat the prom.:eat.w. al.g!ido and It:ete corroborated the. evidenti . 1,, t) pee. 9 o4, who were pawing, proved that tlwy heard a wonitcr Aay,'• li t it: he killed the dug ;• the I> .Tuner not soltethiug his pocket, whit:4 he had takun Inc pro . serutor. _ _ The prisoner, In his defence, denied all knonletige Of the rstiArry. J. Cherry, f Wier nr the prosccutflr. depossd, that he did not uovt his son ever had a watch. Gati:y.--Dentli. .1. Hall was indicted for 'dealing u watch. a :treat coat, and artieies, the property of C. Wells, in the dwv.ding house of J. lioaard. _ 'lhe prmereetor and the prisoner lodged in the Rams house, In Leeig.lane, Soli:al:it:1114. the prosecntor was asoeop, the pi 'honer ensile otf witn toe articles named in the indict ment. When lie was taken, the duplicates of the property were rented in Isis possession. lluilty.—Death. It. Johnson, ioged It 4, was indicted fur ass:looting Miss Sarah Price, on the with of April last, putting her in rear, and taking from her persona ridicule, a purse containing sonic money, a handkcrchiel'stnd property. The proiconetrix deposed, that nn the evoreing of the day in the indictment, she was taking a Wall• at Pentuoiv accompanied by a young Lilly, when xhc 55.1/1111Ct by the pee• seiner, who suddenly laid hold of her ridicule and endeavoured to run otf. That article, however. being twisted by striwis round her arm, he conkd not ininteoliately effect his purpose. Alter considerable streiggle and force, brie ever, he succeeded So wresting it front her and Had. The euolop.:nion of the pro- AeellitiX by this time lidd givvn an alarm, and the prisober was pursued nod knocked down in W estou.sti ret. Pentouvelle, when the ridicule nail its contents were found iu his hat. prmaier threw Mier:ell upon the 'were? of the Cutlet. Mr.JuAt;re Milton Annette', up the evidence, and the Jury bedmitiy tinuttl the prisnuet Denth. The prisoner, uprn hearing ,1 11 , N1.11'411'1., exclaimed in vie , . hat term: to the 011;12' lAttly. Now Mi3s, 1 hope you are 3011 have done tbr nie." .• •••• • - Due following were a.so capitally convicted :—T. alias 0. tkins, for breaking and entering the house of Messrs. Evans and Butterworth, mid stealing several pii rev of printed cotton; and T. Brown, for assauiting li. Baraet, on the• !nail way , and stealing Item his person three gold seals, his property. Wednesday, J. Davis was indicted fur robbing W. Stephen• on tl:e highway of twa gold -ruts and a golf key, his properly. The prosecutor lives in Hare street, Bethnal-green, and is a looking-glass-frame-maker. On the 2311 of April lac was going through Clinrch-sireet, Sitoreiliteli, a little after eight in the evening when a young woman came up to him, and said there weir four men behind that intended to rob him. He thanked her, and site passed him. He then crossed the street ; the pri soner came up to him, passeil bias, drove los head against the prosecutor's chin, and snatched his seals dud key from Ins watch ribbon. Pei sinter ran away, and witness after him. editing out " stop thief." He was soon utter taken. The prosecutor never fount his yroperty. blare Moran, a woman that lives in Rosemary-lane, appeared to speak to the prisoner's ell..rArter ; hot on her rross-esanntro tton be the Recorder, she admit! , d th-.t the prisont:r Ihad been before tried at the Old ilai:ey nutter the 114111 C of ttattray.— liiiiity—lleath. . J. filar titan, for stealing two silver watches and various arti ries of upoiti el, s :slue £7, proja Ityof J. Coui., iu the ilwr II nig house of li. Clark, was it convicted. T. Caley its indicted for PPliilll to six Ideces -401 coutitei f"it coin, pul pcatrog to be sikalliap, tot Isalt their tiruonuu ..t1 value. . jttrei,,,9 i 3 a Polieo. Officer. Ire wa‘ introlteed to the pri• suuer at the White Li:,n, S•aitlitieloi. Tile °Giver was disenistul as u porter. lie u,ke.l the prisoner to se , lt II:in some 60 6 A t owl shilholv). Prisoner tet hint linve six for 3s. and then went to.e.ty to wing 1.14,re, at The reifirq. Jeitt 'son threw oft his ilisant , e„ and futtowe,l nine to a holm. in Angelo court, where he tooko d throm;ll the Ley-hole, awl *ow the pri &inlet sod others eng.tzed in At ha he had no i•lubt WJ3 the ope ration of coining. Tile o:beer then broke open the (loom, uml found to utnituer of btoe coins, toAether watt alt the i.np:onetits of ranting. —l.;(iii!y. 'I he • relebtioteli Mary Ann King Wrli biAllzht to the bar, charged with felonionAt , tont:citing property under false pre tences. E. depoactl, that be lived at No 17, Bishop.i4ate-street, and was a hoeitialker the priiemier lodged with him : on the Ist of April she oinnined Lout hint a pair of tinder the promise that Mr. I bonitos would tiay tor them when he c.+mm• to town, which would he on the Monday following: oil the Friday she obtained two pair of shoes, and a pair of boots, under the some I.llse pretence. _ _ . . . . ~ • ,Mr. C mtto° Serj4 "at Lett. put nn end to the trial, by eh- Per% !tat there %%AS 'trot tulletrut t vtioury to ecovict thr pri,ioner of felony ; and although tote ought have ute.l pretence, there aa. ticithiti4 hronetit fot nerd to prove it; there:ore, under the tictitieney of evidence, they Jung acyu►t the primmer. The Jury immeilately found a verdict of Not Guilty. The erisoacr, Nom littering the tlec l / 4 , tipto ttrel to he rotted affected. and called for a chair :iv'. 4 !I:11(41111% uuttie. hieh tit which requegt% were tatmertively tratari. (4' tite Common Scrjeaot to the t is ry, hr.o t .e e r, to . 0 ,4,4 the recovery of the p 1 awiner ; I,:t sotelh-.2 hott:v inonedi• Wel) , tli%nriontrctl, sad the w 4 41: untly put tutu her pocket. - • • Thursday, Brabason Christ ian waS indicted for grand lar ceny, in stealing x large quantity of wearing aupart I, the pro perty of JAW% lintimar, n Swiss. 'i he jut y found A verdict of Guilty : anti upon ai'plication icing made hy the prosecet , r for mercy towards the prisoner, the Ci;tairerti tierjeant said, that it was the ditty of the courts of justice to poteet foreigners re torting to CM' country front being in j 'orcil. esperia'ay by I:u;;- iishuttt and he considered this country would not tedectn lug its pledges of hospitailty and kindness towards freigners, were it to suffer such taco to renuin in the country ; th.. Istve would therefore be strictly enforced,aml the pis:titer would be transported for seven years. John Williams, a boy only 11, W3S eonvieted of stealice Bilk luadkerehiel frotn the pocket of Jossgh ti tll.—The Re corder stated to the Court, that the prisoner Ita.t been befurr capitally convecte ti. Friday, Nl:try tVltithurn was convicted of stenlitt: a pair of Eric) car-rings and four gold plus, the property or it. Milford ; and Aan Wilson, of receiving the saute, knowing them to have been stolen. The other trials wt re wholly unimportant and trenteresting. alnrd ay 4trielia Mach teas ludieted for steoli ag an inf. Int elan 1, nanicti Eacingttm, in ilic p.iri‘h of St. Cleini.:ll,cin the 2ti of May the tras is tie:a d in another runnt, for sicalifig, the dollies of the said child ; and, i• a third, fur tuaticing the (Lila away by fraud, arid not by violeoce. TAE NATIONAL IIEG This 26:1, at its nowt, pro vise I mars interest; ha', it ap pearing that the ?risquer was well known to the parents of the child, and liken ise to the woman from whom she enticed it, a p r in I arose th it her intention was not criminal, leaving exposed herself 50 completely to detection.—The Recorder having charzed the Jury, the latter, after a patient Investigation, acynitted the prisoner. Simnel I).'‘ is, a youth, was frond enihy of stealing a gold watch, chain, seals, eke. on the 11th of May last, front the per son of Rqhert Rook es, of Whiteehapel. Elenheth Anson, a Q.oriatt, was found guilty of a similar of fence, committed upon the person of Nle. Gregory, a medical gentleman. Atli Marlton was also convicted of stealing from the shop of Mr. Young, a pawnbroker, of Shot editch, a quantity of cotton. Serer:tint:ice eases w:re tried; but they were wholly of an unintere4tino nature. N..auly ftiy other tliatv remained lust ni•lit to be gone thronch before the time or the session ; which is one 1)1 the hosviest, in point of norther and offence, ever known. Thirte. two individual*, male and funtale, have already been capitally convicted. POLICE. MA sSIGN-HOUSE. PREVAILTNII n , lßßEßlEP.—Saturiluy Thomas and William Clayton, brothers. were finally examined, charged with rob bin.; it Mr. Hill, of the Commercial Road, (dins watch, chain, seals, Ac. a tew nights sinee.—This robbery, like those so fre quently practised at the present day, was committed by the prisoner, in conjunction with a few other notorious characters, by conjointly surrounding avid (as it were accidentally) push iug the proseentori so as to tamtioe him for a moment, then seizing his watch, and running off. This infamous system was practised by the prisoners towards the prosecutor ; but one of them, being pursued, was overtaken and secured. The other was traced to his lodgings. Huth prisoners were fully committed. Tuesday, 0. Newton, 12 years (if age, was charged under the following circumstances. J. Brown deposed, that lie was shopman to Mr. Nett, a draper. ef.Leadenhall-street. On Sa turday evening last he nisei ved the prisoner and another youth lurk nig about the shop; and at length the prisoner's compa nion male a s a d len entre, and cut a string near the door, from which a quantity of clothes was snspetided. He then ran away, and in a few moments the prisoner rushed in, seized a dress, and ran away. The witness pursued, and took him into custody, with the property in his possessim. At this period the prisoner's father stated, that his sun had been led to his present abandoned state by the asylum that was afforded him in a public house in Skinner-street, Bishopsgate, which was the common resort of the worst of characters, men, women, and children. Here he was frequently found playing at cards and skittles ' and even associating with peobtittars, hi st -n.4l le r and himself kid remonstrated with the proprietors, and en deavoured to draw him from the house, but in s Mu. At length the father summoned the proprietor before the Lord Mayor. Several City Odieers deposed to the truth of the statement re specting the house heing the constant renderv-us of the most abandoned characters. The prop' ietor (a Mrs. Roper), who was in attendance upon the summons, acknowiedgeil that the house had formerly borne a brd character, but assured his Lordship that it by no means deserved such an appellation at present. As to the prisoner, she, as aril as her husband. hail feequently end tavoincd to drive him away, but he persevered in his visits. She said, the boy was in the habit of stralite.l pro oerty from time to time, which was received by his parents. This charge the parents denied. The Lord Mayor said, that with the character of the house he was well acquainted, and would midonbtedly stop its licence. As to the prisoner, the ease of felony being clearly made out, he was composed to stud hien to prison. —He Was Colll7lllitrti. ( UILDiI tI.L. Wednesday. J. Quin, T. Cotlett, and D. Riord ut. Tiisbie ca, and two of whom until() scarcely articulate Eagibli, eerie charged ith coining shillitizs and sixpence . .1. 1'1.1117‘111 de posed, that lie went into a pa bin...house in I,Vhiteetoss-street, where the pi limners were together in a box counting seine money. In a short time they rt ent to the bar, and were pay ing for their liquor, when he ovei beard the landlord refuse a •of their money n 4 coat), erten. He followed them into the street, and observed them several otter plari•s, and at lenath to a honk in Angel-alley, ; au 1 di•covering that they Lodged there, lie gave int . :lunation to W. an officer. The.latter 'diet .1, that he went to the lions' in P - 1:011, arl'o.llilill l led by th Itrun, and Taylor, an lacer, woere lie foinul two of the prix nicrs t nbhini rivet , of metal the size of shilling 4, and the third colouring them. Titus, ariaforti4, and other imillentents, were &unit in the loom, as :cure a:%0 .1 quantity uf finished and untini.heil ,•hinings and Niat I.IICCIt. 1111 Iwo of lilllll 111.0 %%VIC FOllllll several in a finished -tat •. The i.oa-rs st..t.d, that they were labourers, 1111 t 114:1 been f..r some tibiae out of employ.nent. A man, however, whaai Ito y erend not n.oue, h.d put them into the room in which were found, and set ten•iti to do the work at which tat!) welt: disco% cred. They svi—e hilly committed. 1%1 A 111.1101200 iIi.STII EET. . Mary Riley was charged with rittotionf J. 11 arria,R private in the tiosrsls, ail silver %S'aterlito twat al. The proseeator c low from tl•tttd+ur ttu ‘l'e lucid a) 1;11 , 4, met the pre,wer at a pub :c -hoose. la the nciel.b•mrhood of St, tiitt•s's, a itl nes per. to go home with her, where hr remained all night. In the morn. it►g, he fount, flaw his panties . hall Ik t, and his medal east front his ribbantl, which was fastrnea to hi• jack, t. The prisoner was stopped at a refiner's i 3 I.nue-aere, where she It ,al gone for the pantose of selling it as tali silver: basing first heat it its soda a 1311111317 th.tt it was SCiltet:iy 1444sSiDie, to disfhttttislt %that It 1141 4 1 been. Sloe was fully 4 0114414Ltt4 . 41. The puor fdlow, it aii,;ears, is liahle to lie sent to a cohaleannecl segimeut for two ) ears, fur havin4 lust his medal. QUI:EN-SCIUA Wednesday. a soldier in the A Guards charged W. Good win and Eiji. Nye!! with robing; ion% of his , aterloo medal, in a booth is Tot.l,l4ield, Fair en Tiiciday. W. itladen said, he beard the male prisoner ray be wonal produce the incihil for 55.; and the female prisoner null. although he was he r bro th. r, he certainly must have gut it.— Remanded. Jane, Warren,'lB years of oge, iu the service of Mr. Barret, of the Royal Grove, Spri.m-tiarilens, seas charged with robbing her till of a qnantfty of silver. Tllt prosccator stated, that she bail jived with lam about ions mouths, since which time he had R•eritientrif missed money and on Monday morn ing, on coming down stairs, he discovered about a I. worth Ica J been stolen. He then marked stk.'s- to the am:nint of 31. he deposited in the dr rarer ; that night noticing was stolen; iut on the follon iag night about 30s. wry taken a .ray ; on which be sent fur a rotist4.4o, twit A'otiti the marked looney in her box.—hrlotodrd. 145 Too -• .1 ease of considerable importance to the agricol. tural interest was brought before William Fielding. Esq. on Monday. It WWI an information laid by a gentleman who purchases manure in town, and sends it to his farm lu carts or w•iggons through Tyburn Turnpike, against John Adams, the collector of the trills at Tybitrii•gate, for demanding 3d per load on every cart load of nr. e passing thimigh the said gate, contrary to the 13111 of the King, ern $l, which subjects the collector to the penalty of 40a. and the firmer of the said gale to 51. it they demand more or less than what is expressed in the Act of Parliament. Mr. Fielding said, that the wishes of the Legidatitre at the forming of the Art was very evident ; that his opinion was in unison with those wishes, that a load of manure might go from London to York through all the gates, and not pay one farthing toll; bit the present inhirmation was dismissed on account of its being under au act which was not at all applicable to the case. A fire broke out on Wednesday night, in the premises of Sir J. Elmer, which were occupied by a druggist, in Gloucester court, Whitt-cross street, in the parish of St. Luke. The whole of the building was consumed, and six of the neighbouring hews met the same fate. Last week a tire broke out in a wood near Cranbrooke, called Ansley Wood. the property of the Rev. J. Cramer Ro berts; through the active exertions of the inhalOtants, it was happily gut miller after burning nearly three hours, and de stroying about 70 acres of wood; the damage is computed at se veral bundled pounds. Monday night, Mr. Raymond, of Drury-lane Theatre, met with a very serious accident. He was busied behind the scenes at the Opera-house ; when one of the wings, by some misma nagement as as thrown down. The. wooden frame struck him on the head with great violence. lie was stunned by the blow, and lay for some time senseless. Surgical aid was immediately Procured; and, after the usual remedies had been resorted to with success, Mr. Raymond was removed to his house. A rubber• of considerable *magnitude has taken place in the course of the week; but the principals concerned in it 1141'4 not yet been discovered. It appears that Lord Derby, in the country, having occasion to remit to town 2.0001. enclosed the same in two or more franks by post, but they hays' never come wham'. The 'Martinis of Sulisbitry, the new Postmaster general, attended au investigation at the Post-office en Wed day on the subject, lint without bringing to light any fitets which were likely to lead to the discovery of the villains. A horriblo scene took place on the 19th ult. in the commune of Mery des Bois, canton of Chapelle d'Angui lon, in France. A mikc. remit entered a house in order to rob it of 80 louts, and bad the ferocity to put to death a young man and two girls who were in at the time. The assassin was afterwards taken. HT TIT I. The Lacy of Cen. Sir Lorry Cole, of a daughter. - - - - MARRIED. At Curacoa, Capt. E. Lucas. R. D. N. to Louiu. Elizabeth, only dau. of M. La Ntaiton, liq. l'rcsident of the Court of Ju , tiCe of that island.-1/r. Win. Maxtor', to Ann, eldest dau. of T. Blatherwick„ Esq. of Farah:tot, Hants.—J. P. Noel, Esq. of Bell Hall, Worcester shire, to Harriett, 4th dau. of J. Amid:lid, kisq. of Clent House, t fontshire.—At Exeter. Mr. T. Davis, aged 73, to bliss Bolton. aged f 6. The tender couple were followed to the altar by four females Of the Grecian Ora'cr (daughters of the loom), who officiated as Bride maids, and the deputed father. The united loos of the ses en amount ed to nearly 3uo ttoldtineh, of the Engineers, to ('alt. Eliza. eldest dau. of the late N. Thomas, Esq. of Cobb-court, Suasex.—W. Pugh. El.!. of Lincoln's Inn, to Bcatriae iMatikla,young. est dal. of I)r.bennison, of Bri a ;!tton.—D. Wotherspoon, Esq. of Claszuw, to Maria, eldest duct. of the late D. Tolkien, F.sg. of Cheri, - sitle.—J. Field, Esq. of Chesham. rucks, to Isabella. data of Mr. T. now, of Aklbu-y. Ilerts.—C. H. Barber, Fa , q. of Lincoln's Inn, Bar rister, to Miss Dobcrlty, of Weymouth.—The lion. Capt. F. Pellets, R. N. to Harriet. dau. of the late, and sister to the present, Sir G. ‘Yehstor, Bart. of "tattle Abbey.—Lieut. DaYeniort, Sntlt reg. to lien rcata, dau. of the Rev. George Jenkins, and rdece to the late Lit at.- Gen. Sir Thomas Fitter.—.tt Itstli, J. G. H. Gritlies Williams, Esii. cid..st :on of Sir G. G. Willian:.% Hart. to Mary Anne, only dna. if J. F..tawe, Esq. of Itath.—' The Rey. Rob. Lawmen, B.A. to Elie. Score G.:.ndy, youngest don. of the Rev. J. Gandy. Vicar of St. Andrew's, PI smuFt.h.—At Upton (:rev. R. T. Ilawlt), Ear. of the tat Draeoons, W ) Altura. only data. of .1. if. Ihaufoy„ Esq. of (Tptoll House , Hart!. —F. Hopkins,F.sq. of Dames Court, to Mary, rs rond dau. of the iare !tear-ltdraind Counter.--.f. K. 'robin, Esq. of Dublin, to A. NI. Dundee. socond datt of the inte Capt. Dortilee, of the Faiiileers.—The Rev. S. Hetu . .)..inte, third son of Sir NW ilium Ilathoote, Bart. to Anne, eldest dam of the kite F. B. W.dlock. E•. formerly of Ardington, loads=.—V. I Eve. of I latowierton halt. Yorkshire, to Frances Margaretta, only dam of C. NY. J. Shekerley, Esq. of Somerford Park, Chcreure:—The Rey. L. Thornton, son of the late T. Thorotom Eso. of Elintitarn, Notts, to :.rant, dad. of Sir Alex. Grant, F. K. Manic'', E. of ile-hanger, t t Elia. aster of C. Ellison, Esq. Nl.l'. of Hebbum Ilah. f).trbani.—T. C. Ilaliburton, Itsq. of Halifax. Nora S:0111:, to Mks Loniai Novilli dau. if the late Capt. Neiillc, of Ilenley, tbrmerly Papiaamer of 19th 11r:4;i:ions. DIED. Mareh 20. et the Ilrarils, the Queen of Pornigal. lier Moiety had long Li:our:11 under a melancholy mental kind of derangement. She 6, 411 th. c . 17. 1734 ; m a rried June fi. 17lio. to the late Kin', her uncle. Peden 111. who died Mcy 4.1, Woe.; by whom site had Issue, .10hp 31aris Joseph Lewis, Prince of now King, born May c", mar.icd to Charlotte Joivina. Infanta of Spain. born Ai:ril 3, 1;73 ; by whom he has issue. Antonio, Prince of Beira. born August ; Prince burn Detobor 2L, 1802. and fear tiaughtert. —At Ilan:. near Hartlepool.l/urliam, ishis a4lll year, Elle:ker. owner mai breeder of several saleable rote hoses.—in his l'3th year, the Rev. T. Ireland, 11. o—Justice of Pence for Glourewttr and Sower , ' t. Predx.ntlary of Wells, Recto: of Iturton-on.the.Watrr, and of Christ Church and St. Ewen, Bri ,col.—Nina; Luse', of Lea. burrty. —T. Itodit. Esq. ut the Kent-noted—ilarinali, wife of G. Scott. Esq. of R... en Ilammerimith.—W. Robinson. Esq. of Same, Ition p 1 Clerk of the t :rand Trunk CanaL—ln Jamaica. J. llutittetiml. Eire : has Rica in that island.—Atß. C. Nlascall, Es e of Peat,- S-...isex.—At the Cora ot (,rk, Fir Aylun r. Ilatt. of Donnecn Castle, Kildare.-~1. Edison:ls, Es.l. of Kelstcracn. many years Magistrate for the county, IRO Sheriff in I 7 6. and a Deputy Livut.—ln Vith year, the Itte..l. 'A's:gad. of Oaktirld, Berks. Vicar of Lantriient, Glamorgan-hin:, and a Prebend. Ty of Cloucester.—C. AVie, Eq. P. R. S. I'. S. A. of his Mej %ache , quer.—At Greenwich. C. Browne, Esq. formerly dt me East India. bous:.—lime 2. Mrs. V.b.py. wife of the IV:r. Dr. Valt.y, of Reading. - lilack:telith, su IJeuly. Harriet, steonel thitquer of Sir Johu Earner. Knt.—At Greer.wiell. ir. ionsequene.e of a fad from his hone, Sir S. Wtitoombe, CoL C. M. l'alwards. of Ist Ceyloa ng. sad first Coati. of Colonial Acoarupts.—At Leghorn, aged ;at. K. Fraser, Es4.—At Holyruoll.house. C. crawl:ire!. Ewe late of rabbit --At Ihmetoan.Lotiso. the ft l g ; id II on. J. H. Johnttone, Earl of Hope. toun.—At F.;ntish 'town, Alr. T. Thomas. of Cbaring-cross.—J. Cork, L• sq. of laleworth.—The wife of J. H. Dcacot. E:q. anti dim. of the late li. Golthould. Kenningtca. in his 7.3 h yea. it. Moody. Esq. brother of the lee !". Moody, Esq. of Qacomaqum.., Illoornaburi. i —The Dowager Lally Aagill. W.tiOVe of the Lk, -tat mother of e present Sir C. rel.at of as late C. Edwin. E. of Clear Well t'ourt. Gloactershire—At merit ith. in his with year, the Rev. T. Lane. By his death the hea to-y of St. Michael's ('rocked-lane. Canrion•strert. to the gift Arehb. of Canterbury. becomes vac:mt.—Laski ef Su. 'II. nice• cf the late Countess row. ttliono .trod so-lAtess Waist. Ls.* Caaltatiok Nous:, Lvsa.