MAY 2.. iv did not give immediate alarm, but aide watchin,z, the parties. A smart .itg wt.. stocking-shop,.w hell. the assailant. were caught. Romani• himself having joined the pastry cook?, they stopped the horses, and took the inside paAenger into custody, a nd afterwards one of those outside, for a vio. lent assault on Mr. Ronianis. They were then taken to the Poultry Compter, where it appeared that one of them was Mr. 11. a young hanker, and the others persons of considerable property in the city. the prisonets had little difficulty in finding. bail till the Monday 'morning., when a heardig took place before the sitting Alderman at (itold hall. The offenders now expressed their contrition ; and offer ed to satisfy the injured parties, by pavino: all damages sus tained, and farther to pay over a reasm , able sum to any Charity, provided the matter could be hushed up, and not made public. Mr. Romanis acceded to this prnp”.al ; but Debatt, very commenda bly, refused to compromise the business regarding himself, statiug as his reason, that the breaking of windows in this way had proceeded to a serious pitch, and that the exposure and punishment amid' offenders as those in custody, would do more to putting an end to the practice, than any private adjustment that could be made. He was determined, herefOre, the business should come fairly before the public. He neg lected, however, to give the Magistrate the offenders in charge, and they were sufkred to depart; and he has not hitherto been able (al though a vigilant look-out has been kept it is said) to regain possession of users. Last week, Mr. StahlOrd, late liigh Sheriff, was hrotkoht before the 11logi-trates of Brighton, by virtue of a warrant issued at , ftinst him (a summons having proved ineffectual) to answer to a charye of cruelty towards a little boy, about eleven or twelve sears of nee, of the name of Hazlerrove, a pauper of the above parish. Mr. Murrell, of New Fogland Farm, who witnessed it, described the terrible heating inflicted on the boy. Mr. Blaker, surgeon, • deposed that he had examined the person of the lad, and found a considerable quantity of extravasated Mood abfrit his arms, back, loins, and t highs, which appeared to have been occasioned by some violent blows. Mr. Stanford. in his defence, said, that the boy had cut his fir trees.-IL. Setjennt Runving,ton, the Magistrate pre-Uinta, dilated arum his official duty to administer justice equally towards the rich and the poor, and, in conformity with that duty, lie hind the parish culiceys bound over to prosecute Mr. S. at the e.isuing Sessions, and Mr. S. himself held in recognizance to appear — himself in .1001. and two sureties in 501. each. The boy continues very ill. 1 I RTH. To Tort-place, the• Lady of Vice-Admirl Sir R. Stracban, Dart. and K. B. of a son and heir. Di F.D. On Sunday, at his house in South-street, the Right Hon. Richard Fitmatrick, a General Colone! of the 47th regiment, and N. P. for the borough of T.ivistock, which he represented from 17 80 to 1806 inclusive. Ile gat in the last Parliament fur the county of Bed ford. lie was in his 66th year. In Hetui. tta street, Bath, Henry Clifford. Esq. Barrister of Lin cdn's On Friday night, at hist house in Puland-street, Samuel Foart Simmons, W. D. Physician Exttaordinary to the King. THE MARCHIONESS. Just published, in Three Vols. price 18;. board, THE MA RCHIONESS ; . or, The Mat wed Enchantress. By Lady Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. LPadenhall-street. Where may be had, just published, The Prior Claim, by Mrs. IhN, vols. 9i. Age and Youth, by La Fontaine, 4 vole. Oh. it was Me, by Me --, st vols. 10s. Lady Duroevor, by A. F. Holstein, 3 vols. M. 64. i. My Native Land, by Catherine Ward, se. Stranger! of Liutlenfeldt, by Mrs. Rose, 3 vols, 1.45. The Anglo-American, by Captain Gardiner, L. TICKETS and SHARES for ate present State Lottery, contaning More Priz-s than Blanks, are on Sale at the Office of HAZARD, BURN S, and Co. Stock-Stokers, No. f.:3, RO: Al. EXCHANGE, Ni. 1,191 . . . the last Prize of . . . . V,00,11. and the only one in that Lottery, was sold in One Half, One Eighth and Six Si xtetilthi The present Lottery begins Drawing tneGiti of MAY. Tree scheme contains 3 . PriztYs of . , gf),EVOI. S • • Pi;ze, bf . 10,0k.01. &a. &c. LST ER. 257 • LIGHT WATIOt PROOI% SHAVER HATS. and SAMUEL. EVGIXIGII. No. 46. Queens-street, Sontliwatk, respettfullv Inform the Public that they Manufacture Fisperior Light Water-proof "leaver Hits on an entirely new principle, warranted W re_iist the effects of rain and all kinds of damp, retaining their shape and beauty much longer than any ether Hats (the nap wearing free to the lait), and eminently comiiiiiing the ad. vantages of lightnoss and iltirahility.—Sold Retail by Francis Fveleigli, No. Cheapsille and by many of the respectable Hatters iu Town and Vouutry. J. SIVEWRIOIIT is happy to state the. S('IIENIE of the LOTTERY to be drawn-in four D3)4. commencing 6th May next. has met Kith much approbation, aud CONT.)INS MOUE PRIZES THAN BLit KS ; with a Grand List of Prizes, it.:—Ttiree of '40.'1.'01. three of In.. onl. &e. &r. In the stirs last Lottery drawn on this , plan, hi. (11d (Hires bail the fortune toqoare the greAtest list of Prizes ever known. No. 3,GIS produced 41.7651 three Prizes of one Prize of 10,0001., two Prizes of 5.0n01., a n d mlos others. a repetition of watch he tausts awaits by: Frie,ids at 37, Curubtll, I, Piccadilll, 141, Oxford.street. of 30,0091. 22 of 30.0001. 49 of 5,000/. 81 of 1,0001. of 15,030/. 37 of 10,0001. 61 of 2,0091. 104 of 5001. HORNSBY and CO. have shared and sold the above, and paid the same on demand. They beg leave to acquaint the Public, that ilia State Lottery begins drawing NEXT THURSDAY, and solicit their favours on the present occasion. The Scheme contains three of 2e,0001. three of 10,0091. four of 2,0001. &c. and more Prizes than Blanks! 'tickets and Shares arc selling at the lowest prices, and in great variety of numbers, by HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Biokers ) at their old-established State Lottery Office, 2ti, Cornhill. N. 8- Orders by Post or Carrier executed with fidelity & dispatch. 7 he only Lottery (lice in the World that can boast of such Luck ! Exactly 500 Tickets were all sold in Shares by MAnTIN, in the two List Lotteries, and averaged upwards of 45/. per Ticket.-7,731 Prize of 20,00 A. 511 a Prize of 1,0001. were all sold to the Public in 23 Shares, by W. MARTIN, 8, Cornhill.—Tickets and Shares are selling at the above Office, in a great variety, for the State Lottery, to be Drawn on THUKSDA Y next.—Prizes paid on demand. In the Iwo last Lotteries: Prizes paid to the Public L. 22,880 0 Total received for all the Tickets in Shares, sold by '. Martin • Balance in favour of the Public • Rich Cake will he presented( (Gratis) to every Purchaser of a Ticket or Shure at Martin'is Office. N. B. Ali the Tickets drawn on THURSDAY next 'will be Pr i zes. A BOTANIC AL LECTURE, for the Benefit of the Sufferers in Russia, will he delivered on WEDNESDAY, the sth of May, by ROBERT JOEIN THORNTON, M.D. Member of the Royal. London College of Physicians, in the Argyle Roams, explanatory of the Science of Botany, when Doctor Thornton will expatiate on the great merits of LIN NIUS, explain his system, and exhibit the choicest Flowers of Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, and discourse on them, and display a Light obtained from Plants equal to that of the Sun. This Lecture will commence at Nine in the Evening, precisely. Tickets for the Boxes 10s. 6d. Pit 7s. and Gallery ss. each. • w • As hundreds have been disappointed har ing Doctor Thorn ton's Public Lectures, and this being a Grand Display, it will be ad vhable early to take places of Mr. Slade, at the Argyle Rooms, Ar• gyle-street, who will be there every day to dispose of Box Tickets, and receive orders for places. Tickets for the Botanical Lottery may be also had of Mr. Sla , .!e, which will be drawn on the following day, May 6, at 21 ss. each, or of Do.. for Thornton, No. 1, Hinde-streer, Manchester-square. MUSICALS EXTRAORDINARY. —(Harps irt Miniature) ';l.ie new invented Patent HAR P LUI'ES, elegant little Instruments, that possess the pleasing sound and effect of real Harps, and accom pany.the voice, &c. just the same; arc also so easy to learn, as to be acquired by only a few days application, and will likewise (upon in quiry) be found in all other respects most desirable; are to be had. only of Mr E. Light (Inv .ntor), No. 8, Foley-place, Cavendish square. The prices of the above ; tram •ix to twelve guineas, hand some case included. CHARLES RAY I. Y, Linen-draper to his Majesty, (late with C. Crook, and Company, York-str: et, Covent •garden,) begs resp:ctfully to inform the Nobility and Public in general s that he has opened a HOUSE at No. 15, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, where he has ON S A I.E a prime assortment of FOREIGN TA BLE and IRISH LINENS, SH E ET! N G S, and every description of Linen Drapery of. the very best qintlity ; and, front the low priceofmatinfactured goods, his stock being just purchased, he is enabled to charge his goods at prices 45 will, he trusts, insure him a. Collll4lUalliA of thtie tiv4ure. / ;" 0 • THE NATIONAL REG -.....- , dogged' the vehicle along Cheol)- 11 firing wa• ,enewed at Roinanis't a FRANCIS