‘JITNn 9. st:l',ll. one say, "Go it, Frank ;he killed the dog." lie saw something like a watch token from the'prosecihur. X atighan and Rice corroborated this evidence. 'lwo persons, %rho were passing, !nosed that they heard a woman say, "Go it; he killed the dog mid saw the prisoner put something in his pocket, which lie bad taken trout the pro• ee 'nor. The prisoner, in his defence, denied all knowledge of the robbery. J. Cherry, father of the prosecutor, deposed, that he did not know his soil everhad a watch. tioilty.—Death. J. Had was indicted fiir stealing a watch. a great coat, and other articles, the property of C. Wells, in the dwelling house of J. ilewaril. The prmeentor and the prisoner lodged in the vim! house, In bong-lane, While the prosecutor was asleep, the prisoner made off whit tile articles named in the indict ment. When he was taken, the duplicates of the property were found in his possession. Guilty.—Death. W./ohm:en, aged 18, was indicted for assaulting Ml4ll Sarah Price, on Cm 2iitit of April last, putting her in tear, anti taking from her per on a ridicule, a • orse containing smile money, handkerchief and other propel ty. The proseentrix deposed, that on the evening of the day Plated lu the indictment, she w as taking a walk at Pentonville, ammiipunied by a young Lally, when !Inc was met by the pri tamer, w Ito suddenly laid hold of her ridicule and endeavoured to tun off. That article, however, being twisted by strings round her arm, lie could not immediately effect his purpose. After considerable struggle and force, however, he succeeded in wresting it from her and tied. The companion of the pro reentrlx by this time had given an alarm, and the prisoner was parsued and knocked dawn in %I eston-street, l'ontonvilk, when the ridicule and its contents were found in his hat. The prisoner threw himself upon the mercy of the Court. Mr. Justice Abbott summed up the evidence, and the Jury instantly found the prisonci Guilty.—Deuth. The prisoner, upon hearing this sentinel', exclaimed in vio lent terms to the young Lady, " Now Miss, 1 hope you are sa tisfied—now von hose done for me." The following were also capitally convicted -T. Williams, alias G. Atkins, fur breaking and entering the house of Messrs. EVAIIS mid Butterworth, and stealing several pieces of printed cotton; and T. Brown, ewe assaulting 11. Barnet, on the high. gray, and stealing from Ms person three gold seals, his property. Wednesday, J. Davis was Indicted for robbing W. Stephens on the highway of two gold seals and a gold key, Isis property. The prosecutor lives in ilare•street, Bethnal-green, and is a lookine-gliurs-frame-maker. On the 23d of April he was going through Church-street, Shoreditch, • little after eight in the evening; when a young woman came up to him, and said there were tour men behind that intended to rob him. He thanked !ter, Mill she passed hum. He then crossed the street ; the pri soner came up to him, passed him, drove his head ageing the prosecutor's chin, and snatched his seais and key from his wands ribbon. Prisoner ran away, and witness after hint, calling out " Stop thief." He was suuu after takeu. The prosecutor never h an d his property. Mary aleran, a woman that lives in Rosemary-lane, appeared to spews to the prisoner's character ; but on hercioss•esamina liou iry the hecoreicr, she admitted that the prisoner had been before tried at the Old Bailey under the name of Itattray.— Cutity--Deatli. J. stay man, for stealing two silver watches and various arti cles of ap4arel, value £7, the property of J. Cook, in the dwelling-house of H. Clark, was also capitualy convicted. T. Carey was indicted for selling to W. Jefferson six pieces of counterfeit coin, purporting to be shillings, for halt their denominated tante. Jefferson is a Police Officer. De was introilnccd to the pri cotter at the White Lon East Smithfield. The Officer was disguised as a porter. lie asked the prisoner to sell hint some bob: (bad sittilint:•)- Prisoner let him have six for as. mid then 'eat away to bring more, at the officer's request. Jeff( rson threw off Ilk diegnise, and followed him to a house in Angel ic mat, where he looked through the kev-hole and saw the psi 'otter and othereengraed in what he hied no doubt was the ope ration of coining. The Officer then Woke open the door, and found a number of base cants, together with all the imploineuts of coining. -Guilty. The celebrated Mary Arm King was lir - mein to the bar, charged with feloniously obtaining property under false pre teneC3. K. lame deposed, that he lived at No 15, ilishopsgate-ntreet, and was a shoemaker ; the prisoner Iged with him :on the Ist of April she obtained front him a iaur of shoes, under the promise that Mr. 'tliornas would pay for them when he came to town, which would be on the Monday foMowing: on the Friday she obtained two pair of shuts, and a p.ir of boots, under the same false p!Ttenee. Mr. Common Secji ant here pet an end to the trial, by ob serving, that there was not sufficient evidence to convict the prisoner of felony ; and although she might have used a fa,se pretence, there was nothing brought lot ward to prove it, therefore, wider the deficiency of evidence, they muat acquit the prisoner. The Jury immedately found a verdict of Not (iuilty. The prisoner, .ipso entering the thick, appeared to be much affected, earl called fur a chair and a smelling bottle, both of which requests were immediately complied with. The remark of the Common Serjeant to the tory, howesar, seemed to assist the reet.very of the prisoner; as tile smelling battle innitedi• mei) , disopiteated, and the handkerchief was iustaatly put into hu r pocket. Thursday, lirahaton Christian was indicted for grand lar ceny, in stealing a large quantity of wearing apparel, the pro perty of James Bodnar, n Swiss. The jury I d a verdict of Gouty ; and upon application being made by the prosecutor for mercy toward* the prisoner, the Common Setle.lat said, that it was the didy of the courts of justice to protect foreigners re sorting to this country from being injured, especially by Eug lishomn ; and he considered this comet y would not lie redeem ing its pledges of hospitality and kinth.ess towards the-mentos, were it to suffer such men to remain in the country ; the law would therefore be strictly euforked,snil the prisuutr would be transported for seven years. John Wiiiiains, a boy only 11, was con skied of stealing a silk hateKerelriel from the pocket of Josaills 11;.11.—The corder stilted to tile Court, that the prisoner had twen befort capitally convicted. Friday, Mary %Whitherrn was convicted of stealiii: a pair of void ear-rings and finer gull pins, the property of R. Kithod ; and Ann Wilson, of receiving the same, knowiag them to haste team stolen. The we re wholly unimportant and iminterestine. estertlav Amelia llarsh was in.li troll for s•ealitie an infra child, ii..med Et:elm:ton, in the parish of St. Cleathitt,ent the 2tl Of May last. She was th.licted in am the' count, for stealth.: the clothes of Cie sa . d chill , am!, in a third, fur enticing the child away by freed, aud not by vaulenee. Trir NATIONAL /11:GISTER. nil trial, at its (iltgt . t, pro &eel mule% interest ; bn , it ap. peal in• that the prison( r was well known to the part ntF of the 01041, :knrl liketrise to the woman (ruin whom she mit:evil it, a premimption arose that her iicention was not criminal, lia% 4: posed herstlf 'o c iluidetely to deteetinn.—The Recortkr having charged the.lury, the latter, after a patient investigation, acquitted the prisoner. Samuel Davis, a youth, was found guilty of stealing a gold watch, chain. seals, &c. no the I Ith of May last, trout the per son of Robert Rth;kcs, of Whiteehapel. Elizabeth Anson, a Cyprian, was found guilty of a similar of fence, committed upon the person of Mr. Gregory, a medical gentleman. Ann Manton was also convicted of stealing from the shop of Mr. Young, a pawnbroker, of Shoreditch, a quantity of cotton, Several other eases were tried ; but they were wholly of an unintrresting nature. Nearly fifty other trials remained last ni4lit to be gone through before the close of the cession; Inch is one of the heaviest, in point of number and offence, ever li;losvii. Thirty. two individuals, smile and female, have already been capitally convicted. POLICE. MA N SION-HOUSE. PRZVAILING ROBXERlES.—Yesterday Thomas and William Dayton, brothers, were finally examined. charged with rob bing a Mr. Hill, of the Commercial Road, of his watch, chain, &c. a few nights siuce.—This robbery, like those so fee. quently practised at the present day, was committed by the prisoner, in conjunction with a few other notorious characters, by conjointly surrounding and (as it were accidentally) push ing the p►osecutor, so as to confine him for a moment, then seizing kis 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. Myth prisoners were fully committed. Tuesday, G. Newton, 12 year. of age. was charged under the following circumstances. J. Brown Deposed, that he was abopman to Mr. Non, a draper, of Leadenbull-street. On Sa turday evening last he observed.the prisoner and another youth lurking about the shop and at length the prisoner's compa nion m.tdc a stulden entry, and cut a string near the door, from which a quantity of clothes was suspended. He then ran away, and in a few moments the prisoner rushed in, seized a dress, and ran away. The witness parsued, and took him Mte custody, with the property in his possession. At this period the prisoner's father stated, that his son had been led to his present abandoned state by the asylum that was afforded him in a public-house in Skinnersstreet, Bishopagate, 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 prostitutes. His mother and himself had remonstrated with the proprietors, and en deavoured to draw him from the house, bat in vain. At length the father summoned the proprietor before the Lord Mayor. Several City Officers deposed to the truth of the statement re specting the house being the constant rendezvous of the most abandoned characters. The proprietor (a Mrs. Roper), who was in attendance upon the summons. acknowledged that the house had formerly borne a bi.d character, but assured his Lordship that it by no means deserved such an appellation at present. As to the prisoner, site, as well as her husband, bad frequently endeavocired to drive him away, but he persevered in bus visits. She said, the boy was in t!.e habit of stealing pro perty from time to time, which was 14,:eived by his parents. This charge the parents denied. The Lord Mayor said, that with the character of the bons, he was well acquainted, and would undoubtedly stop Its licence. As to the prisoner, the case of felony being clearly made out, he was compelled to send Inns le prisou.—He was fully committed. (WiLDHALL. Wednesday, J. Quin, T. Collett, and B. Riordan, Irishmen, and two of whom could scarcely articulate English, were charged with coining shillings and sispencei . J. Pelham de posed, that he went into a public-house in Whitecross-street, where the prisoners were together in a box counting some money. In a ‘tort time they went to the bar, and were pay ing for their liquor, when he overheard the landlord refuse some of their money as counterfeit. lie followed them into the street, and observed them go into several other places, and at length to a house in Angel-alley, Moor-lane ; and discovering that they lodged there, he gave information to W. Brock, an officer. The latter stated, that he went to the house in qites tion, accompanied by Pelham, and Taylor, an officer, where he found two of due prisoners rubbing pieces of metal the size of shillings, and the third colouring them. Files, ainafortis, and other implements, were found in the room, us were also a quantity of finished and untini,lied shillings and sixpences. On two of them also were found several in a finished state. The pi i-oners stated, that they were labourers, tint had been for some time out of employment. A man, however, wham they could not name, huh put them into the mom in which they were fimil, and set them to do the work at which they were discovered. They were folly committed. MA RLISOROUGH-STRIMT. Mary• Itllev was charged with rolioing J. Ilarris, a private in the Guards, of a silver Waterloo modal. The proseriitur came from Windsor on NVednesility last, met the prisoner at a putthe house in the neighbourhood of St. Giles's, and was persuaded to go home with her, where he remained all night, In the morn• ing, he found that his partner had fled, and his medal ent front Ins rilthand, which was fastened to his jacket. The prisoner l% as stopped at a refiner's in Lout-acre., where sue had gone for the purpose of selling it as old silver ; having first heat it in such a inaimer that it was scarcely possible to distinguish slat it had lo en. She was fully committed. The poor fellow, it sp a ears, is liable to be scut to a guadeamed tegiutent fur two yLars, for leaving lust his medal. QUEEN-SQL'ARE. ..... ..... WettneAtlav, a soldier in the an Guards charged W. Good win and Eliz. Percy with robbing him of his Waterloo medal, in a booth in I'ood-fields Pair on 'fite,day. W. Blinlen said, he beard the male prisoner say be wuuld produce the medal for :E.; and the female prisoner said, although he was her bru. tot r, lie ei stainly must bate got it --Ittuhindt d. Jane Warren, IS bears of age in the ben ice of Mr. Barret, II o f the R•S'• Grove, Spring-gardens, was charged with robbing her master's till of a gnaw iiy klver. 'rhe prosecutor stated, 'bat she had lived with hint about tour months, since which ti m lie had fregnently missed ; and on Monday an rn inr.„ na coming down stairs, he discovered about Ed. worth hod ~,pn stole.. Ile then marked silver to the amount of 31. which Ire depositud in the drawer ; that night nothing was stolen; „tit on th • Ai:lowing night about 31s, were tok: n away; on wine* lit seat for it &cad tutuai the keg talawy is her box.--geniat*lell. 14$ tire broke out on Wednesday 1141 d, in the premises of Sir J. Hamer, which were occupied by a ditaegist, in Gloiteestec et, Wlidecross &fleet, in the parish of St. Luke. Tile whole of the boiltling was consumed, and six of the neiglabouriug houses met the sante fate. Last week a tire broke out in a wood near Cranbrooke, called Anglcy Wood, the property of the Rev. J. Cramer Ro beat ; through the active etettient Of the inhabitants, it was happy Am under after burning Dch :ly three hours, and de stroying about 70 acres of wood ; the ge is compu te d at several hundred imuids. Monday night, Mr. Raymond, of Drury-lane Thtev,:. - e, met with a very serious accident. He was busied behind the se , :.res at the Opera-house ; when one of the wings, by some memo , nagement was 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 WWI immediately procured; and, after the usual remedies bad been resorted to with success, Mr. Raymond was removed to his house. A robbery of considerable magnitude has taken place in the course of the week; but the principals concerned in it have 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 have never come toband. The Marquis of Salisbury, the new Postmaster general, atteutled an investigation at the Post-office on Wed. day on the subject, but without bringing to light any facet which were likely to lead to the discovery of the villains. A horrible scene took place on the 10th Mt. in the commune of Mery des Bois, canton of Chapelle d'Angui.lun, in France. A miscreant entered a house its order to rob it of SO luuis, sod had the ferocity to pat to death a young MAID and two girls who were iu at the titer. The assassin was afterwards taken. lIIRTIL The Lady of Gen. Sir Lowry Cole, of a daughter. MARRIED. At cu l acea. Capt. R. Lucas, R. D. N. to ToOilka Ildsabedh eol)v dau. of Jf. La Milton. Esq. President of the Court of Judge of thee island.—Dr. Wm. Melton. to Ann, eldest din. of T. Ineekomiik, Esq. of Pareharn, Hmaa—.l. P. Nock Eq. of Roll Moll. WolooraWs shire, to Harriett, oth dau. of J. Anipblet. Req. ef Cleat Hook alki. tbrdeithre.—At Exeter Mr. T. Davis, seek 73. so Mkt BriPon s area 66. The tender w ere followed is dm altar by Ast Bloke of of the G r eesag Orsler ( the Imo. who ellhieleise Seib. maids. awl the keeled. . The =bagger if the ewe mosene. ed to neatly 500 yea e.—Lintz.-Col. Wands, of tie it= Calla. Eliza. eldesten. et *sloe IVIIImee. I% it Sussea.—W. Push.Eoy. et Lima& Lin. le Beeisimilkillit4yetme ore dal. d Dnbromen. d3llOlOO. —D- IPSWITION. Glasgow, to Maria. eldeotekes. it late D. Talkie*, 54. of side.—.l. Field, Kelp ofebubeel, Desks. to Whin dn. et 1b How. of Aldbury, IL limber, Eau, et Utak% hee gi lhz: rider, to Miss Duberley, Hen. Copt. P. -L N. to Harriet, dam. of ths and ohm le the mow I, G. Webster, Bart. of Battle A agah new dau. of the Am Gatepo s t L e. I reg iu =eidie- bee.Lieue.. Gen. Sir Thomas Piers.--At J. G. It Odds' WUliesos, Raw eldest son of Sir G. G. so MeV Aube. °all 41 ". it J. Shure, Esq. of Bath.—Tbe Raw. Deb. Eansplet, 11. A. tee As. Ikea Gandy. youngest data. of the See. J. Gandy. Vicar of St. Andiess'e a Plymouth.—At Upton Gray, R. T. Hawley, Esq. of the Ist to Louisa , only data. of 1. H. Beaufoy. Esq. of Upton Howe, . —F. Hopkins, Esq. of Dawes Court, to Mary, second dau. rid* Rear-Admiral Countess.—J. Y. Tobin, Esq. of Dublin, to Dundee. Freund dau. of the late Capt. Dundee, of the Fusileers.—The Rev. S. 1 teathcote, third son of Sir William Heatheote, Bart. to Aunt. eklest dau. of.the late F. B. Bullock, Esq. formerly of Ardingsan, Berks.—V. Harvey, F.sq. of Hanamertem hall. Yorkshire, to Fanner Marginate, only dau. of C. W. J. Sliakaley, Esq. of Somerfind Park, Cheshire.—The Rev. L. Thoroton, son of the late T. Thoroon. Esq. of Flintham. Notts, to Miss Grant, dau. of Sir Alex. Grant, Bart.—. '. E. Marilee, Erq. of aetshanger, to Eliz. sister of C. Elliott, Esq. M.P. of Hebhurn lull, Durham.—T. C. Haliburton, F.sq. of Halifax. Nova Sootia, to Miss Louiqx Nevin, dau. of the late Capt. Neville, of Henley, tinmerly Paymaster of 19th Dragoons. DIED. March 20, at the Brazils. the Queen of PortngaL Her Nfajeety hot long laboured undo a melancholy mental kind of derangement. She was born Dec. 17, 1714; married June 6, 1760, to the Lae King, her uncle, Pedro 111. who died May 25, ISM; by whom she had issue. John Maria JOBCO Lewis, Prince of Brazils, now King, born May 13. 1767..111111Tied to Charlotte Joaquin, Infanta of Spain, born Aptill. 1775: by whom he has issue. Antonio, Prince of attire, born Augrsst 12, 17ss; Prince Michael, born October 16, !MM, and four datuditera. —At Ilart, near Hartlepool, Durham, in his 54th year, F. Encirker, Esq. owner and breeder of several valuable race horses.—ln his 'Stb year, the Rev. T. Ireland, D.D. Justice of Beam fir Gloucester and Somerset, Prebendary of Wells, Rector of fittrton-on-the-Watrs, and of Christ Church and St. Ewen, Bristoi.--Miss Leach, of Lea, Surrey. —T. Boult, Erg. of the Keno:ouch—Hannah, wife of G. Seam, Kai. of R‘VeIISCOUn, Ilarnmenonith.—t l ;.ltobinson, Esq. of Stone, Prima pr.l Clerk of the Grand Trunk Canal.—ln Jamaica, .1. Rutherford,. En. of Sue River in that island.—At Nice, R. C. Mescal!, Esq. of Pears marsh-plate, Surava.—At the Cove of Cork, Sir F. Aylmer, Bart. of Donuelen Coale. Kildare.— I. Edwards, Esq. of Kelste.rton, Flintshile. many years Magistrate rbr the county, High Sheriff in 1786, and a Deputy Lieut.-.. 10 his 76th year, the Rae. iergrin. of Oakfidti. Berko, Vicar of Lantrirsent, Glamoroamhire, and a Prebendary of Glouecster.—E. Aide, Esq. F. R. S. F. S. A. anis Mejestl's Elea , quer.—Av fireenwl•h, G. Browne, Esq. formerly of the East India. house.—Jrme Y. Mrs. Valpy, wife of the Rev. Dr. Veiny. of Beading. —At Blackheath, suddenly, Harriet. second slaughter of gir John Eamer, Kat.-...toGre,r.wi.h. in consequetr:t of a fall from his hour. Sir S. Whireorahe, Kan.—Lieut. Col. C. M. Edwards, of lit Cerkm reg. and tirst Corn. of Colonial Aceompts.— IA Leghorn, aged 70, $. Frazer, Esq.—At Hulyzoorl.house, C. Crawford, l'eq. late of think& —At Iltipetoun.hou c, the Right Hon. J. 11. Johnston!. lien of Hope toun.—At Kentish '1 own, Mr. T. Thourts, of harlng-mss.--.1. Cock. Fsq. of hlzwo:o . .—The wife of J. H. De eon. Esq. and dana of the late B. Goldstitid, Esq.—At Kennington, in his 7itli year, G. Moody. Esq. brother of the late S. Moody, Esq. of Queer..square„ Bloontsbury.—The Dowierer Lady Asgill, widow of tl.e late, and mother of the presort Sir Arlin, Bart.—Mrs. Edwin, relict of the late C. Edwin. Esq. of Clear Well Court, Glauctstershire..-At Ham mersmith. in his 76th year, the Rev. T. Eany. By his death di. Rec tory of St. MlzhairEs Crooked-lame, Pinnor,..stre.t, in the Witt i f the Archb. of Canterbury. becomes wican..-- . .01y Mills, relict of Sir I', Mills, niece of the late Contite:s t w. Elgin, and co-heiress of A. Mutfatt, Cs+ of Cranbrook Hoge, F.ars. W. RI:ED, Law 1/01 se,;, r, 1 1' feet Strert, oppo. rite - Chancery Lane, beg:ilea:re rest t I ttu ly to aft :enint his Frio 16 11i14 the Profi.sion, ti•itt thc Ist." Van , :shi of HI 4.1) and I IL:\ TEIL has been ilio,olved by mutual run, : t. a 4 that !:e Aar. in tatutr carry on bwincsa At No. 17, Fht , t Stn.- wh le he I,:re• fpr a c lair:Lance of those favours irbieii ' tut many els, al SUCV.3IIII4 W I..ouke Cy. he has to LbetAly caperienred. N.B. Law Libraries, or Parcels of Law Pr , %'s. Lc . plit„Luoi. A SOCIAI. TIIAVTI.I.ING etnirAN)N. Just ribiishisi in 2 Vols. 15T0.. is.. soya! 1.11)st ANNUAL GLEANINGS of XVII' I t•.% • 0) . ;R , in pre., and verso, consisting of a stitetion Ci ante/mos, bon mist epigrams, epitaphs. enigmatic el.owe receipts. toasts, seatiaanste. dile* glean .t 1 frem tl,e mitrealue jutana?s, mu peritoneal works of the clay. with wroe pier.e. by a etlitrotal wit t•C the ;. f rt. ing a.continuationto tut '• 8191lIT of the i'vPILTc eziuteil fut T. bar., Colgr.un *tree., Joapisb -