DEBBYVIIRB BOW fiffETING. The Preend rret tit , ,g of tie Deeoysisite hownten wa..; held on Monaft:.• Li Ertensor. anti wan. atteAdefl by' nn nrrloue and Irrillirul fron•pa:ty. Tie place %herr. the . ' err 1 . 211 :!nr alter ^ , ost heattlife I sitoatif•th in tip neigl'br"fif C rift of Chataworrt. net-crying ilre w. 0 habh si.e her, -• of the cable toanaior. WI hi- 'hare li'v•lNtltv r`evumeire. rteraeealn blinlt Min i If enuage If, the grateful rt. • se-3ett 1 whit! the flay Whi dri•:tre, writ r.! :to V. • groom; f.,•.•lfter Iwthe. A faro tent t.ae viic.!‘e , ? f.r their lee. - 1••••tialL;o, ft.; ' 'intorno* nitle!tt!it . I ciii:•Pge% cry , hich the RINI! eel lint, -v.' f.gnae•. r. , :f the 1713kr-:f te•it CRR.• R•;i:ilir •I t^i • ..tio3 to the lively aerie. tehery corn •ener'i s little before one, am: MPS n Rive?iret , great virit lilt aft .•0 four, wine , . tile folloa 4 ug Ln? ge•tle.- er tr; rt. ;,r elairtee victore: Pot Ilse tilt, and ',cern , ' tl...dits), ....Hu Bert, Crentisrfl.—tC otlene••), Colonel Clown, Rev. J. 'lf ..1. T!.r tut th• •- 'r.le !Le afternoon the weather ennli teased fevcurahle, rn that there %Va... 7'o oecasior to leave even ti. tr.. FP.G. fit the sl.elter of the lest. Leavin,, truly • agn ficent park, th: archers a th e ir to the inn'st Edensor, ali-; al-0..t six o'clock were an , tc nein cxerlleot airner. I.! . addition to Ilan finest wines, :nine. ala Ronan eras slip. 1,6..4 in tts.s.,:aring abundance, to the hie! gratilcatio , of all Ito taster it. The generosity Jf the Doke of Devon shire crniribi.ted greatly II the Weary of the %stoa t . repo, soil 'os pintoes& itvd weer yet •nor; delightful to the -unieroos S-o: , utter dimier, the DAP prnserJee a bcontilni hennal. to the the Clob, ts• br assigue. l to er one v•l: Floosie' t,e a, fortunate -a to drew a favorite norther. The desirt. of this .1, !midi.; irnalaent was n diamond art , . w in ., ' 'lfni e'' , eraldt and it fell to the lit .1 Mrs. Stavin. Aker dinner the Ladle* retiree: to the Inn, soil were soon f snowed the Gentlenen, but not before they • a.' expressed their sense ~f the Dake's kiii.lheas by .trioling him health with three times thr..e. At tl e I• I tea was pe , .viiied, null whilst the co. 'patty %rm. , ; area ,1 this rufreidnui.i, the, %,ere etitertai, wit'. a vely grand olio; cf fire-works, these els.. haviug Leen collected y his Grace lesnwhile Cie '•er.. , the • i .•.er ha. been, tr..vided •veis collected jut- ; it was /lost tastefully a e. hi lighted with 42 lamps, and its cheerful -.ppeartiac invited the party lA. engage in thi• DIPTPN staNce. Q.. •rillt 14 , re i.. etqattel:. _ _ ....... - niit:ced, and were kept n. with ••••tirel ,rimy frt. , s nine o'clock till near twelve. The coripan:, the rehietteitly separated, si tamed ...der . maw) t'.eir In end places re.-t, it,6.dlrly gratthe- b,.; 'dl that t':e) h witness; . % tirr aroma ani pie 7 øøe :siV were :is ‘: Greer llnkt Devonshire, Visc inert s?. Vi*cLuilless I%lm rpetl. and their daughter. Viscount and N'isconniess Kihhaird, Lin:) Scarsdale. Captaiu Francis LsJy Wilr it, J. Russell, Es 4. /sc. Szc. COURTS OF CONSERVANCY. Injuriou, Effects of the Ohs Water.—Cr Saturday t'Ar Lord Mayor, as Come/gator of t't_ ;liver Tha: ,vs,, anc of the eater of the River Medwry, held retur. Cuntt of C9overvahe) for the County of Surrey, at the Town-hall, Suothwark, rot the %AW of rereiwur the' repast ~f iht Jury, • Curl i•• ..1 I.re.er report np.”. tie prtmeqt melt of Pit river, :tarticisirrly ao r. late (. it the Cos Evtablist twenty ir 11. e Aiddiers ai Districts. After ae formal Isessinesv f the C,crt Lee r e through, th, faren.au of Ilic Jrry ;weseutetl which wa. read by the officer. It state ', t!•at yoismut to the 4ireclions give.. the.. a:. t'.e glst Jely 14st, they ha.' examined tl:e river but.. above ant bektv Ih. bridge, and presc.ted all well, eact:)ting that onrt fh: t river by Bankside, ehere they were caprisee t. f't nuisance of t!:e discharge of the gas water, fr. t" e Ese tahlish•oent of the S:;etliwark or S uth Lo”.: 1.014 Light l'uninany,was as Was ever, , totaitlisnalding &la e lett. r 1.4.1 been wt bier. Icy Mr. l'irkley to their fore. ..a. , u & the II tie ut July last, declariug that the ' ,, ance ha.: been abated. The Jury therefore again pit:scoter: E.at eta. charge as a nuisance. Sur:e bottles 31 the ,!as ”itter ..trod%ce4 h. the Lord :11:4yor, who was reytested only to to ell it, as Unit would be suf.icient to prose it quality, with :::t ta,iie b it, which Cie) • Juro. ' , fated, thou •vlici. they wet I.ct .w they I,r, coicd :z minty .f live fish, eels aim w • they s nit in a vessel c.:otaining c roanlitv of fresh, aed added a tiroportioi. of gas water t, them. / 11. e result sees, that all the eels die.' ie. less than foir aitt..tes and a half; the Bounders die:: in a minute after they • rt. ollt to it. • The Lord .layor wa, fully the ,iele:triurb nat;:re of the waste liquor, as it v.as was di charged fruit the warks. and of the E sequences upon the river and sipw, tie health of th. se h. wa t..r, hr t!.e .tuisaute was &it put . stop to. fle shout:: theretbre order the City tiuliciter ;:t•..secute the patties belonging tc the estaillishmet.l fen, wild! the illlllllllCe pc)ceelerl. lie tharbed the Jury for the •!iligence which they hail .iisplaye , in the roadie . ervice. The Wort was then dissolved. The Lat.: .Mayor Arrival-els tell n Court of C.• wet vaney at the S • 4:e lute, •iestioinster-briige, far the • County of 0111..lesen, 13 receive the retur , of the Jury swore. fa - tl 31 listelet. 'llle report i-dtte by the Jury presented rrrrr I 1111 i. 111111ft8,Clo thry fi.uno utt their vay tp the river ; rase nohntiace, the tin:staid discharge et pos. annuli , . matter frotr the Gas-works by the I iersefes.y, We.traio•te•r; %hi rotia') . .bratel were fully report nuide try' the Si•rir The lord ot...yur •served them als ~ that ;14usec.iiint.s should be iustiu•trr: ngtir it tins cor.pat y. He tharhen Ili. fur their serviete, rr•n tht. Court. On Toes,lay last, a boy of Mr. Mark's, hatter, at ilomtord, coming hot lc fro: school, swallowed Su?' ie thy -water, which lie Liistoulc for sugar and v.ter; and, though assistance was irm ediately 'procared him, the child (lied on the tillowing t 'crning. The water Lad Leen placed in the part, ur window hy his mother till she answered somebody in the shop, and during Ler temporary absence the fatal draught was taken., THE NATIONAL REGISTER OLD BAILEY SESsIt 41101 , MDAY, SEPT. 12. 1.1414 InnrOue the Geoeral Sessions if Gaol "Delivery e444rmelseed el Justice-hall, 444 114: 014 i 11ailey, bcf44re the Lerd :'141•44r, 7%a. •!r. Justice iiichard. &c. II %% A V R4 4 111Mn1f.—r...- , 11 , 1 Fitzgeral.: was 444 actee r r. I i 445aa.4111” Niehelaa Peters, 14 a ' , certain ,• , .-„ s • N e say, am? Iski4 g fr4.li his per. .• wAtet,, a9r l (444 4414141 g. 1.. is I , roperty. r. i. A 14 fr I.ldariy rv . reaidi4 Ket B^. —wow- •t 100... f .1 .a , :st lam afternoo . ., . • , I .. ill, I d CI 1 • 4.1.1I511'41, wt'. , ormic••li•ox a wary lase 14 4.rse i haul 1. , ' , is breast, lankily defended . .11r. Peters, terrified, put ilia ',and iKto his pocket, dr 4 i - g el, palled l:is lanistet:at aside, a eioe-arrerl Ills write' . eLeln. The prin. , er seeing it. said, " Give -4 e yurr , •1 .r. reter• i*: , tufietely gave Iti". his watch ton.! f .7 . 4. ?eters gave itifur .4,atit,^ st 73v.v.oreet, d Lock. ' um ..tfeer, fru, • , utes after vas stito 4 Thg at the r, le saw the pris 4 .-er end fru the 4 !eseri•.a. give.. 1 7 Peters, I. e 5. , 11 erle.l I, Le the .r-. •• 1. 1 , Arie, l'Nen 'le got i It. the rtficr, Ina tur... 4 1 ab 4 ht a iallerytet; to ✓e .- net, Intl was ste, ped. stated t I. agistrste Oat e !lime al NA. 2. et, L. •.; ts 'carrel 11. e ',Feet f.... 4:: large !• rse al, si• Aar to th.. rese ter.' 1.4 r. Pews. Di 4, ry La - r, it vas t• at 'ay 4.1 t' e r.. , . eiy ILL •ei • .L.' Itlr. Peters' mate'. t-, .pl.-.!fre, L.l c,uesti • t:.t • s•., I ' toted • stole , . it, '.,st W6PIC , If • ~! •1 retir4,. r t•ei+ : , re I '•ia eft. .ea sale, that , ►fa w!.l he r ever saw, e „ .I yrcl ! i t , ledge th^ K acct. :;'ell• reapret I> t• pistol, he declared it tier , go:: to a ^l' , er low, a GIL.% In.iger s , f "As. Hie n another wa.ravi as p u honest har...is..tking 1114 f t c.•rrotiareted 14. Is In thi plat-I. _ _ . 17.eJ;r; rever..r : tertlict of guilty i deal'..—Aie: 21. Taggert was oa k :Rally smiicleil reg, stealing two sate ea 1,..•1 4 large q artily weari , l apparel, tae i•r•periy • • • Via ob. 7 , 0 property mar vslr?cl i r t!lit Indictment at 2PI. a , •,1 Cot proseo:4Qr prowe'l itonn oath that tier were r1„1 e. J .rt fohni &Nit: of steely; to the 0-10.11 it 1 39a. clys Jae.. • t.. 'ley nes eapitally indictre fir stealing two r..als, vain- 4.4. a I upwar's, tar, or. put,. of J. Ca= Pill •IP Logi/Dart, Lsq. in his . r. r...girbart state... that hr tow 're ; risoner IA the passage or his '.....5. with tn., cost, i his pcsessieh, and ..e s ever lost sig! tofhi ti ehtil he was secnred. Ore of the c sis he c.... 11 safely swcaV 41as tetra! - .it% cps wards ; rc other was wort! ct Last Zs. e Jhry considerta for a few ....tiles and retuned a .ea-diet—'' &APy of stealing hudvr v.-Ile-It 401.* 'rho .as •+, a mariner, aged hi, was capitally ih dictet. fOr stesli. g a tea-chest, Oree %tate:es, several Eel 1 seals, 2111. 19s. in innhies omnivore the 2roperty . f J. J. 'Vidnvayer, in his dwelling•hocve. The pros..cotor stated, that Ito keeps a publie•Loose it Church-lane, '..'hitechapel, and the orisoher was known hi. is M. occasional COMA). •er. o ' ll the 3.! A , 4141.4 iie phiced the pi ore/ ty i eutinued in a tea caddy in the tear, and e. ~te.: it over, because he expectee Ilia bre.ver 1.. call 14 eat aree , t that day. The prisoner at the ti •:r ! , e ass c. .11.4 •it, 0.4 i , the loo -re•.• . s' thre-afternar.'s, •:aitrg the shseoee ..1 the witness, the risnher v c•.t cid, tv'.: • win.e.s retort's...l h. the bar t .isse ' thr tea•c4tlny. T'..e ca.! y prldhceri was 11? al It .. statt.e .t: precis:. 11111. lis. wean.: e had I at, the watches, &e. tver :Jan still in it. The risC r.'er stated, that as lie was going through Choreh-lane, it col•any wit' a Mr. Smith. he saw the prig-•.er stroagli q Witt was strikiog :7t. .. ! vian ced tJwsr Is the • It lear• lie caves., whte the ;•rionher threw •:ow.. n cad y, the liu which flew open, a . ! several stvereighs a...! wane silver relied out. Wit ness : is friend seise : the prisoner and secured blab, a.." te..k the ca.' ey -k the prianwer to Lsoil street Office. _ e bather a..e .....:etente, tT,si J .rj stet., guilty--seek.. Joh. 80. bevy was inulete. , f..r steali...4 several st tklus plate, val. e 31. t. istowar•ls; the ..r•-perty ..1 James tarlatan To.. i Ilse J•sry tiny. ! tie ;windier gnilly of sitealio,‘ to the r• own.% if S9l. TUOROUA't Seri. 111.—COTTIIIM A ND 111•1111111111.—. :tore I.ot Ilesja, Dore were capitally indicted for sottieg seal : ohs.; J ha Austin, witty intes.t to a - warder him. 1. tw. ether roe •ts they were charged with the like oifeuce, .0.13 varying t I.e irate, t. The pl. secutor was .. serviest the rt. bit H-e.l while house, fat liaruet, ill.. orisei.ein %toe _co - vaults t.- farriers 'll•ey had bet...drinking Ter) freely the eve ning is. question, 1.1 the itohin Hood, and J. More sties:Ties 1 • leave the hi use without , rtjidg the reek. Mug. The ciaid servant endeavoureo to atop hiw, a hen I.e took up a sickle, amt swore '.e woulo cut oh' her heith. The prosecutor I..terfered, and followed J. :bore, who desirtd hi. a will. a illreUt to keep ft He persisted, however, it esideavourisse t take the Jekle Iron-Isle, which 'Jure aimed Man at him with his sh kir, is harts MI up.... his arse. A severe • sound was the rus..eque..ce f w lach was. that Austin had rat wt rec tried the al, of three of his fingers. li. ersorscsiimiouti -n the prosecutor ....anitted that there had been 51 previous quarrel and /101' e fighting !whites the; a.•d under thaw circumstances the learned Judge .arecte ac isequittides-Yerdict—blot Guilty. ls• a it COM Y e—Anoe Davis, a to:seeable auross. en;thally inwcird 1.•- furs..eig and uttering a 14 Bank a 01-, n 1111 intent 1.. defile. 111..ivernor and Cam r late book f England. Is appeared iu evident-. that the p a er went to the shop of ,r. beneath, a ro.cer. i. Claret h street, a ad it ~..yro•ini fat Rai wife c fiVe .he tenderer! • It. ',de u. rective- the elue.ge. The alt Tomo stiveetkg it to be a. bad . he. "rowed a 1.11 t f .11 •w Per, see if she went to the place w hich she had gave • as leer address. The buy 1.1 follow her. and a heal she had g t a short distance she turfaci 01,. at and -sroot ausdher way. (This 1)..y met being present to prove that fact, it was snuck from., the Judge s slob s.] lu tau ila! s after the prisoner sent a women, ruined Leach ' to tee ;she shop, stub acother note, but the _hops man liaviog lt.. saw bile discovered that the first laolc was forged, he detained Mrs. Leach until' an officer was procured , ticceeded appreheptling the prisoner, at a house where she was waiting ie the reighbourhood. In her defence the ,irisoner said she was a poor friendless old semnan. and that she did 11411 kn.* the mites n ere forged. Nr. Fisch, the inspecter, proved that both notes were.cargeries i all respects. The Jury requested t . i know (roe , the 'mance Judge, - ho was the pri.steut•.r it Oh. case. Justice Itichurds , se said, :Ir. 7 , :ewr.ta- the pro recut. r, and • • l the :lank of Lagth,,; ; but the indict, int was rightly framed, inasmuch as it charged the i..ter.t t . ) be to 'a-fraud th the 'sack of I:tiglat d u, d Johr. The Jury, after seeme consultation, r turned a verdict of Guilty—Death, but str , ..gly recorAnended her to r.ere) nH are Ptat of her age. 7 Jr.justice Richard:len, with -i.ich feelii.g, raid the re . C MC fill() 11 slit u l! • lo st eeit;i l ,,l he attended tn, and, he trusted, II sr , ..ld 'lave its proper 's • HI6ISwIY ROUBICRIES.— Jarie, Micey, re. !Lie. table exterior, was i die li.' f..r .3sisosit hi.; Samuel LI , dal' on the King's high .y, and taking free: his prime. gold itch, &e.—T' viar committed i.t the neighbeuns h-ut of Bishopsgate, the evidence clearly proved the asslult Lel s obbery. The Coart seateticel hies to trr.nsportatiJo ror the term of his ...Wind life. .la-.es Riggs, ego : 21, was i itlicte•l for stealing gold watch, real , ', ace. valve 151. from. tl r per,ca at ir. C. C`alshep, att••rr ey, f Ileet.street, ut the ilst cf The i,rosec .t. n. stated, that on the evening et the %bore day he was ret•• ming `-sd. •, -et Jrlinso• •s -ennrt, Fleetestreet, he ele.itrve• t::e prisoner, t ~Inc. i'g !•is left hard o witness's breast, t ink the watch with rigi:t and rail . p .rt, foll‘wed by the ara secetor, cryl4 "-top OA II" Witness, on running up the enert, , t 76 crossed by a man, who, he had tr.: doubt, • •s at, accuesplice _f the prisoner's. re!re: contimatil his des ,it, however, to Gang!.-sidare, where the ensotier as see ire,7 b the watch v.as not found. The prisoner, it defence, sai.!, -.as passirg through Gongh-square, v her some pent:, ran past him, an,. int • reliately vas seised. In suer er to a question, the prisoner sait"q•• had on friends as to charactet. The Common Serjeant samined t it, and the Jury pro. .4:ntneed the pristv:er The Commo.• Serjeant—" Prisoner, pr. have been here !•efere ; it Is evident you have got your living by thieving. s leave the country." veral pickpockets were cnnviciei. aged SO, was irdicted for stealing from the i:ersor of .hiri Slrcek, a box, containing sundry valuable articles, tie preperie of Miss M. A Rubinson. The prosecutor stater!, thet or the right of the robbery he wa, ceeveyiog the 'Noe ut question :rom Islington to the Belle Savage ler, r tie prrpase of its being forwarded wit' Phu R.:Wittier to Fetid' ti n hest morning, and, while passing through Barthelsencv lair, be was surrounded by a gang of persons, who hustled his:, pulled the watch from his pocket, knocked his hat Ire, his head, and a basket 0.. t of his band. The above articles he recovered, but the box wa, st•len. Tic gang then dispersed. lle could not identify their persons. Thomas Cadley, a consteble,deroseil, that is. the bight of the robbery he was recur iii g home thins the fair, and observe.). t' e prisoner will SVVYIII others, one of them Inentionv': his nal .c, and, on his toeing 111..114, tl.ey rpickene ' their paces the prisoner cal ried the box, which ha three at witness, and thee rail off. l!e was warmed and taken into custody. The prisoner, it: defence, sal he licked ::11 the box in the fair, as 113 e erstni owned at, and was carrying it to the watch!. mite 41:e: taken into custody. The C•ortrem, Serjeant summed t.:;t. the evi iencc, and the Jury found the priso: , er gnilty. The Court i. irtedtately sentenced !tier to transportation r life. FORGEI.Y-SHAA BANK. i RIUAV, SZPT. Putt and Jill,. Tipper, two very genteel looking yeaing men, were capitally in• dicte tsr falsely a!ld feloniously forging and tittering, as tr..e, a bill of acceptance tOr 261.175. purporting to be the acceptance of ~ i essrs. Williams anal Co., hankers, in lair: I . . sir. Wri. Howell, a gunmaker,. at Birmingham. swore, that July last !.e received an order. signer! " Johu Tipper," dieecting biM to send two guns, a double-bar another, t:i him. He was in London at that time, are! being referred to N.. 1, narlberough-street, he +Alt acre, and inquired for Ar. Tipper, but was informed ..e 'WAS not there. He bad not got many. yards, however, before lie was joine.l by the two prisoners, who asked him if Le was Lot :dr. Howell. He replied in the affirmative, amd they some conversation respecting the gums; Patt, w.ao then called himself Tipper (and 'fipper said his 1.41:.e was Poole), telling him he should be paid with a banker's acceptance. They hail two or three subsequent i and the result '.s as, that when witness returned ) .e sent the gnus, and received hill, pul p.' Ong to bear e acceptance of Williams and C.. for 171. Slimily after, another order was atat fer :..cre gums, from the sa' to parties. These the rietness sent to Slier ringtsm, s.fth orders to deliver them to the prisoners, amd in a few clays '.e received from Air. Sherrington another bill ft.r 261. 17s. Ira vu au lecepted exactiy similar to the former one. Some time after they were both returned to him as forgeries. _ _ _ lit keit gberiington 6eposeJ, that I . e keeps the Two Argels Cr... 4. solblie-house is Litte St. Nsartiit's-lai.e. He seedbed two pus Isom i Ir. Hu ell, and at the sau.e time in.:tr.:buns respecting the oay in :Odell he was to ..ispose f the.o. Putt cable t . the v. limas on the 9 .th of J sly, and asked if Ise had received some guns from /Ir. Howell, tuns he replied in the intirmative. Putt then gave him a bill for 111. and :vituess delivery.: Coe two guns to Witness asked him his name, and I.e said it was Tipper. 0.. the lIN of Jingoist, P tat CAme again, and witness delivered to him a box of auGA, s.hich he had e eeived from '_'.lr. Unwell, with instructions to deliver them t.. Pott .pon receiving a similar bill. The prisoner gave witness another bill I.: X6l. 7s. The bill now in Coert is il:e same which Pett gave witness on ilie.t occasion. In the conversation which witness hau with Dolt ue cvtl"U Min Tep e es., an.i the prisoner answers.% to that name. The bill was sent to Ir. Hu - ell the seine day. Cioss4aardined I.y .4r. Ainirews.—Witness matte no i... 1 dry respecting fitst bill, because I e knew the house 1., Birehin-lave to be a good one. Wittiess first learned Prat's real name from himself after I.e was in custody. When he received the bill fur X6l. from Putt no other person was presets. r het a man who came wills Putt took away the box of gulls by desire of the latter. Q9#