Star. — London, England, 1828-08-07 00:00:00

Thain's; I recoiled cinching about Butlen', highlows ; when he pnlisehembifel see them sometimes; I don't re collect Bullen coming to call my bother James to get upl I feral led keeping sheep in Mr. BAdam's close; my 'brother James used to bring me victuals:; I recollect nothing thAt mewled the night before he brought me Natty breakfast one morning in May. dames Bosky, another Niteroi son of the prisoner. agethenJ—" 11l take a false'oath I shall rite the devil —I know that." I know Muter Thain. I went to his house one night between ten 'and eleven, with my father •littilen) and Bash: My father put' toe in 6e windows end [Opened the door. They broke'the glass and put their arms in *id opened the windbir. There was a key in the door and a 'bar; and I took the .bar nut and opened it. Bullen and .Bosh told me to go home, and ' they went asp Master Thain's stairs. I v. , ent up home. Before we went in, Bush went round the house, and :Dollen and tin front: -Cross-exestsinedl icnow a person named Baldrey; •He said; « iff did not ay my father p.it me into the window, [should be hanged'!" When I first told this story, I was living with Sparks, the constable, and they took me to the fair and gave me cakes and apples, and . said, " It I kept to y ,the story,' I altoald get my father off." I was in Ited,sth MY brothel. that night, but I did not tell him any thing about where I had been; they told me " if I did not say my father,put me in it the window, I should he hung." Re-examined—Neat morning, my father said, " if co not say nothing, he'd give me some halfpence." A Vivi him come up stairs Whets I got home. I .do .apt sleep in the same room. with my father. Bullen time *home not many agnates after me. I was up stairs wham I heard Thain ca'l " 4 murder." et piisooer Wien maintained die utmost composure and m et during the testimony given against hint by his two SOON Mena the ingenuous sientestweraied countegaite of the younger boy ..made s atrontimpreadonin hislavour "mike audience.] George Bailey recalled by the'Judge,. but nothing material transpired. - the constable. splaniAo ,my brother, but I dos dismay what he said. *beadier lames told me "the constable .had plat a rope round, his neck," and I told the parson that. My brothertays. nowise didn't know nothing at all aboet father putting' him is a: the windoW only be told the Gentleman so. This be told me in bed last night, and be says so noW. M brother said 'that -Baldrey used to " hide him. • I - was awake 'in • the night this is said to have happened; but I did dot see that be went out at ail iit the night. laellen, Ott being called upon for his • defonieei said he was.* innocent as the tabors babe, aid that. his litdd , bey,had bee* forced to say what he• did. Bush:said be was innocent.' and knew nothing iii the hu4iness.• : % , Jaares Taylor, examined for ,the: prisoner,Besh.-4 • and Bash live under the same . itiof,•and both - go up one • pair of stairs; on the Bth - of May I saw sush aboot nine at ;sight, when.( Went hints mirk; - this Was * *nolo ; it is shout three quarters of a mile from old Master Tiiiiinfi; I . went to bee about a Tinter atter nitre. and Duds Near abed when I went up stairs ;I can hear him • • talk in the chamber; I got up a little hefore fair in mosnittg, and spokeito OAS, who was'ttiett it.fiedi he • cannot come in Without:My hldring lam ; I heard ;so • *se: that night flea* Artiste I saw hint it 'snug till ; sedate to hint heath' o!irsting ; he bears a gonSiiiik char . . Anis BEirkyi' the isinthir-rf xheprisoneria two natural - • sees..4lintta Beaten: and 'fire :with hies.in the. sanie - tole. •OotheSth et Wiry I saw hiin gn up to bod . Ottie after nine-He was . upistia a liide sifter file.; Re was • 'list aOt of bed between tlitiie two hones. '•• .• , • ' Dy•theJunos—l hedid notnOckingi.nr - ,any bodY.cill 'mg .... Baca rI . did** hear use cry et 4 , Raider." . • •'• -The LORD CHIWt 8A40141 *summed ,ap cbeevidence • , with great clearness' and minuteness. ''..The • case de ' 'it -ftdM principally, •if pot entirely, on 'the credit the ;• • jury would give to the testimony of the little boy, Jas. ''' ' aerley. He might; in some degree, be called an ac '••• • emnplice; *bat there was a wide distiection to be taken •• - between: him and an *dinars - accomplice. There is no '-' tile eff law *Mich 'pterpenua Jury convicting a person '.% *lased of a crime, even on • tfie evidence of an aceorn 7': pliee'aloise; but the huminity of our law has most pro perly said; that Jostles should tte extremely cautious hair ' ,they Convict a man on the uncon fi rmed testimony of a • pets= 'who comes to' tecusehisnself of . a•crinte. - This . • its case of very • great enormity ;'first, in the training op - the little boy (if they behaved the evidence he gave) • to the cdmaiission of triunes of this fearful magnitude; AA secondly, from the violence tabich bad been used' at 'the time the Offence was 7 CONSSWiSSOO4 The Jury. therelote, ',sonic! •peute before they eiinlieted two of their fellow creatures ef.'po Offence objets inightAt amil • • omega thenito anignaininions death.' • • • ;IlteJory,' after sentemonsideration, Mond both the ••• priemitri Gaily. Judgatenrot de • ath Was recqedgd• -' . • . • ' . :*IDLA/ID CIitCOTT-.-DBADY, 'Accost 4. • ... .• , - , _, Ware Ur. &view riOnirr. - • George 111eia titer i Was indicted , at stealing, at Derby,. • in'thelitoods - of Apriliast; a bay Mate, the prOperty of Thnilada :Piettted.' of Aideretashley. According to ere eviderite idditied on the part of the prOselation,anstiti it Ai aaree.ef •Brooke was sent by: his master,' froM Altiererisli/ey. Ur* sett the issare.it the )ast Derby Easter fain, where im sliet . iiiith the pirtwsWr, 'Who inquired the pate . it 'bee: . Brat*, 'dmindi,seeditiVthe tirisanyr re ' piled.' that if sheave* ow;ei fie wdeld pia these ~,,z liii Master for 25L • Neilsen : asked Lelia ‘ktif hii. •ttiitelhet iiilar aii.fiis Mister's . pirreihilog ;à be b*k i i liar an bow. with either the wooly - 0' the shere.4: Brooke having meted to aria, the pritesiif aiduntedi , tne l inat/i . and , hewing trilitent .mare io her. steriktWii; . *int tlff.lir 'gybe ittiifi'itto the tube and iseeeireti • 114 Mao ..siieiet-Wits;t positively that he .cid.Srdt Agree to chop 'Bites with'the prisoner, nor with G. Branswell p ' On' behalf if ihe prisOter; witnesses weri - ciilleii;Wha' swore tharlittiolke admitted in the fair* that he i bat • swopped wick s iGlier re fe Brimmed, and wbei told that be weirdone, he Ye • he could toot be nisch .ionise elute • he bed seert4 .offeied for the mare• be bad received froe'Veadimill inittharige. ..it' War also swam that to Was Seat vrthadgitri Mares • with Bramwell; and' hviogirint halt abetment* Close the bargain; and that wrii with Britnrirell• gone, and not with the prisoner, that thi iteniamios occurred, •, Thelory returned a verdict of Gait . Willierfsleemserd i aged 42. was indicted for stealing. i at theireroogh - of elsesterfretd, 'in the month of .fulyl - 1.4 4 Ittylicare, the property of John Gillett. It epH pedred from the eviJence that' the prisoner west, in sisal shindies' the day in question, iota Okla it Cheweideld 1 whore 'the marl was sit 'ran, led her - vet, and them** Ve toe, and , put her into mother field *the ether sidi • tl •of the town. • • He seemed to the Witnesses to be wane. , what Intexitated at the time. ' At.aboottralf•post feet *We, however, on the same day. wbainthe prosecutor, ,this lsodheate that the prisoner had tubes • his martl, saked'hisnawhat be had dose with her, be denied haves woo 'hen midhe was not theitin tenor.- • •-••• •' • i The prisoner, in his defence, a Wired the Asir that his • liad7osttubsa tke mate wick any intention or melding: bip r i..ti k aras•eriOnlit, .he contended, from 'tne circum. ..... 'ems s o fio s . h ao kettier fubtiebf, .4 noonday, througir •; • I = . ?pM= a town in which he had been well known foe thirty ' years, and merely putting her irto a neighbouring field. The fact •wiiiie he said, .he -did- not know what he - was doing, in consequence ' if hiving drank too much. He then called witnesses to chiraCtet,' of whom two out of three declined saying any thing as to their knowledge of his character. The: other said he had newer heard any thing bad of him. , -The Jury, after deliberating ,some time, retdrned a verdict of Not Guilty. SUFFOLK. EMS EDLETEAD MURDER. The following ikan abstract.ofthe indictment against William Garde, who is charged with the murder of Miria Martin-:• • .1 - First Count.—TheJurors of our Lord the,King, upon their oath, present that. William Corder, Lite of the parish of Polstead, if c. Suffolk, yeoman, on the 18th of May, &c. with force and, arms, &c. in and. upon one Maria Martin, in the fear of GOD, &c. then and there being,- feloniously, wilfully, and of his malice afore thought, did malst-anarasuuk,'and that the said William Carder, a 'certain . ' pistol` 'et . 1 21. value.' then and there charged silthlunpoirder and one leaden bullet (which pistol he the said William Corder, in his right hand, then and there had and held), then and.there feloniously. wilfully, and of his Malice aforethought, did - discharge altddioot off at, agaitiit . , and , upon the said Maria Mai • tia;and_ttie said William Cadet, wididie leaden bullet aforesaid, out of the pistol aforesaickbr the said William Corder discharged 'and *shot 'off, then and there 610. 'niottsly, Wilfttlly;&c:.. did strike, pehetfitte, and wound tri'Said Maria .gaitin in ~itnd upon „the left side-of the .f,ace of 'he( the Said 104.. Martin,. &c. giving her the said , Maria Martini. one -mortal wound; of She depth of lour inches, and of the breadth of half an inch, of. which saitmOrtal - wound she•thesaid Matlf: Martin then and there instantly tired ; and so.the jtirors•akireaaid. nowt their Oaths„&c. do say, that the said William Corder, her the said Maria Martin, did kill and murder. Second Coant.That the said William Corder, on the 18th darts! May, 4c.. upon the said Maria Martin, against the peace: of. GOD, Ike. feloniously, and of his malice aforethought, did . make an assault, and that the said•Willtam Corder, with • a Teettairi :halo instrnment, to Wit, a.SwOrd..9ftlie .S:ilue . Of one ,shilling (which he Axe said William:Cotder, Ail jig& bind, then and there held) her the said Maria Martin io 4 , and Upon the left•side of the . body of . her:the'Said:ltiati 1 then and there:feloniously : Mt. *itilkand penetrate, giving 41100 the aid . Maria Martin then and there withthe• sharp initrontent aforesaid, in and span wale Jeft.side of the body of ter the said Maria "Martin,.- between the fifth •and lixth ribs, tine mortal wound, of•the . depth of six inther, and of thebruiddi ot .stirnf inertia, \i:. turd Martin:du*, and.t ieic instantly 44(4 an 4.10. the. Juror!.,;, dm present that the said William Voider, 'the said Maria Itipt;Un dip* litt...wevocliformaid.-.fiPloplously. and'aisir malice efeticlOseglat.,4idAtili• anduintdors :Againstethelmanei•stc;- . '• • • ." • ' • Third Count-44/6 stiCiti? tat; •VStept•t 4 ii trat alleged to hqe : beln she.rig4t side of the fatenf *Ol the:said Maria Mat tin o . and that he inflicted' a 4veund 'of the depth•nf folir inahtaj, Sat of the width •of•one -lardy.* 'setticlisaftkinaitid•Csiouird she , died;-deco . :- •. • ; ?: • /74.‘ • rdUgh aiiil4'64iltso44o4: w ait wOuns).. y! As given bir. means of -e• th on right sideuf the neer df :the4aid-hlaria Martin. -• Fifth Catnt-allsat the said WdliairiCorder,""oti'dk itilh'*.ll4lY;l4.c..4l.o4lgoi•:(ity bow 6 tifKiii da.make sault, - and that she said WilkasaiC4rskr r a eisetanstnisid 4 : lerehief of the valietifsitiperiee, ating.tfie;,tierk of the kaid'Maria Pfirtip *Ord**tid 34;4e qulfy; did 4 1 ,54 1 ); And;ll3ldiele (%ot4eF., .with handancbsef..aforenaloo as dklievalifi..WlNßol. felostiotisiy.AC. titilled,..ofiand,-:inid .. fattetted Ain; the heck of bee !the'sdid:Mattl), ilie'saidstott .Martini'44.oi4i.git.l#Ak*Otialii. did .41340 ;$' 4 Pr i locate, aniVitaaagle. , of whicksaid, &e.. she tlibuillad, LMasia Martin then and there instantly dimii&e. • *Slid) crust-. Alf the-offence to have been.conta' . . . mittOd with a tlie-saluo-of 10s. then and tbeale charged with' gainpeiwdeF snots , which the said William Corder . fired 04; *e.`aad the said shots so 6ied off by the said William Cortkii' lalund upon the" kit vide n the face•of her the ibid.diltitt Martin, iogictrd rpne' Wiiirial'Wound of the deish‘ .fear inches, and ihe brattish of half an in** snorter wound the died, &e. • ~.." • • Seventh ' Count — fit theiaid William Corder,. on' the Ifitti of May, &c: her the mid. Maria Martin - into a ceitaintOle, dog:assi diede htlisid under the floor of a certain' biro, situate in the . Ifoteratid; &t..0l aialiee,4e. did Cait,Stitivr . Ptaii or -Posh; spit that the said William Corder, over aadtpau thejhead, fat; and • bodi of . 'the said:Maria jaio . the aid hole so laeinreast, thrown; put; ye palzedi as Wore. said," and in tbeiaase Tibia thets • high& add being; - View hand*? did - cat, throsi,.* and heap, divas large quaatitiel of clots; .to bti,heir of earth of as and dirterl..qUanstititi':Ut clay ; to int, five boil** of. clay; of no value; and iliierslarga:rpianties of grivel, to wit, Eve besbalsof gratylif tratlisti (Aid thetthe' said William Corder, with • the *Mitt large sqoaalk l uil eaiilf.clay, end gravel, over and upon thle:beaduand ! face, stud body of her the said Maria filartio, Wag 'only, iliechoak. talbs*te. sad of -which choolcing. ndfocating, tfhd, sulotherieg;by the: said William.Cordet, in manner and ban At 0410444, ',dose and perpetrated, she the said Maria *Ain' 'mid there instantly died; and the Jurors aliiralisid.l lObn their oaths,. do sey:that die sad William Girder, ..by the Means aforesaid, did her the said Misia Martin' s teloniously, itc. kilt and•moidet. • Eighth Count —Same as the last, except it describes the hole to be of the depth 4 two feet, of the lid* ot' twofeet, and•ot the length of six feet. • Ninth Count—Charges tine crime to.kave been comrl .mitted both by imbibing the said Maria Martin with a l :sharp instrument in the. side, ! ma by fixing a haadket•i chief round her neck and strangling her. Tenth Conant—Charges the murder to have been in:: si cta d wi t h a pistol, loaded with shot', fired against tho side of not face; also with a 'certain sharp instrument (not describing it as a sword) by stabbing ber on the left side ot the body, hetWeen the fifth and sixth ribs; , f itio pith a sword. value Is. by stabbing the said Maria Motia on the right side Of the tag; and upon thstighi sided the neck;' also teidi certain hatiditerchiat isod round her seek by tho said Am. Girder, by Which he uheakeitand *linseed the said Maria Martin; also, and 'thtllllo4lg ba into 'a . C.RltAih bole, ot the ale ph et two imt, and width at two feet, and ot the Matirdinf six feet. sod by casting quantities of earth, ,Rimad, and c l ay upon the said Maria Martin, die. w C A gatclorwis 4r l sq" V. if. /4 0 .6avyy, . a -reputed priest; was in. dieted for exit/brain* a Masnagt between two Frotes= tants,..Cbarles fientuom recollects the 801 of April last.; Knobs Charlotte getRAMMI OfERt to the boom of the peAtiontrais that day with the sod Charlotte w gei married to her ; was married by thi prisciosti P • • and his wife are and ware then Protestants; prisoner.' married them according to the forms of the Church of England; prisoner did nof.tead• the ceremony from a b o .,k, but " put it off histongee ;' witness paid 81.4 d. for marrying him ; got a - document from a girl in the house by order of the prisoner, which he now produces; and was read by the Clerk of the Court. Isaac Rennison is father in law•to the lase witness; has heard • prisoner is a Roman Catholic Priest; was shown the docdment produced by last witness ; witness filled it by desiro.• of prisoner's daughter; Father *Carey said he did celebrate the above marriage, and that " he had the King's broad seal for doing so ;" the prisoner was in bed when he said so. Mary Matti% examined by Counsellor SCRIVILN...... Knows 1. M. V. MoCarey ; was in his house in April; went to see the young woman dying ; .she died before eight o'clock ; ; does not know a person, named.. Renni. son; was in the house all day till tour o'clock ; prisoner was in his own room; saw no person . married that d 4 y. Jas. M'Clartion—Was in prisoner's house oii the Bth April; went there at . two o'clock on occasion of ,the deathaf prisoner's niece; 'saw nn young woman there. Guilty ; to pay a fine of 5001. to the King, and to be impiisoned till the Erie be paid. The Judge, inp4ssing sent,nce on MgCarey,said that this was the third time he had been convicted before hitb . for a similar crime. For thafirst Offence he had been confined for several years ; and conceiving that the puni k hnient-wouti operate as a sairttaty warning to him, be atiPlied Of his behalf to the then Lord Lieutenant,on which Application lschadbeen discharged. After his second conviction,' - he' wa s again committed to prison, and hOw be had.gorout ire could not Conceive ; but it appeared his punishment had made no improvement in him. He hoped, however, that he would not be again let loose on society. The mischief he was capable of doing to Society wasincalculable; for the marriages he celebrated wereinvelid, and the children, the fruits of these marriages t. were bastards. II - T :._.. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. --ww-- • • MANSION-HOUSE. . • • A man named Grip*, and a Woman who passes' for his wife, were charged under the. following circumstances, at the instance of a licensed victualler, who residesin the neighbourhood of Petticoat. lane.—The defendant' entered the tap-room, and having called for a pot of beer, which was supplied to them, they said .they haJ no money to pay for it. The landlord .then refused to let them have 'the beer. when the woman walked over to him, and Whispering, said; 44 Do you know who that man is?" The landlord Oakid if he was an informer? .. Hush, pot at all (old she), wlsY,'4lo yOli know who the lady next to you in, our bar ler , " flu I . (replied. List landlord in surprise), to be sure f doshe Is my wA. • a Not "lbe indeed(said the woman ; that lady is nelther.more apt. less /auk the wile of the man that. wants the pot of beer , ft you Ive ,Ithes•tise beerite won't claiiss: 6 er- 7 1f not, bell take her..,srly . With `lilin"— . (LOtid laughter). The complaioant v!..o*eldioll 0444' moist tbp,outrage upon the sfellcaft Ot_hia . mife:ilstk#- . e . ,,11 AIL k beets - mulled. to hyr only Ala liallll0" hi tlf4{Rtirsnrl.O.S. bow to proceed: - *He said to her,'" Lily dear, that you Min it the, 1. tap : room says.he Is verrsiell iequaineed*iik-yots.',JaArials.trie, the nasty fellooM What.does be know -oll'. 'isle?". ~./.4 1 Ae wally pays: , my dear, that you are his wifet- -Tie4noiltedillhilhatimlikerbts hitch ran into the street for an toilieer,:wbeltuptsullki-eawilisliegais to think they bad gone.ratherloo hrti'aisd silo w•tisats•laill she be/ lieved there was a mistake, and that the young man -had 'eeen4 re: semblance between his w ifeoeho.bad Inn away. front hint, aid the landlady. • • Griihn now said that the woman at his side was his wife s lin* that when they went into the complainant's house,Viity had tabs, a droyotowmucb. .•I• •• '' - -- , The•liamm Maros wadi that if they had procured the beer upou tbrfalee represehtatillopise ircield hairs,• committed themtioullielt sre T:,.. 9 " . • 11-1111. - • t ' • l ' • • • 61;1 Lr ' 1;11 . A Lt. • vlfebss Midieeemot another examination yesterday; beget Aidowneei'Sti . • J:' PRISM* and. 'FAREBROTIfiII, 'chanted - 111th' defrauded various trudesnen. • • ; ` At thelastheartng Mr. Adam.; a watchmaker, in Saint Joiht. square, charged • the prisoner with having obtained. seveti sitter watches from him, under the pretence that they hatt'iseen ordeied by. Ms brother, , a. salesman and pawnbroker, at Louth; .and.. Mr. Adams was directed to obtain proof that no person of the name eh Kean bad carried, or did carry. on the business men;loned at th place. He now produced a letter. from an inhabitant .of named Jacks n, to the required effect; byte was not ace with Jathsen!, handwriting, and therefore letter conk _ _ taken notice isf. • • Jon binore, s ciockmaker, in glititenwell e said,that on the Sit otrfrgembil ;hc prisoner Oesistred hint to get a sptiog dial ready in *great huiry..and at Alp.depire it was sent togitiscesnelson''ae, St. Saviour's.. Instead of the man Cash who took it, battik gave bins a MB, which was dishonoured when it becAttle due. mad the clock be pledged thi Caine evening for 50s. • The bi!t : 'W e aa drawn nn William Kean, of iintagete, Laub. . • Hr. Moss, a tobacconist. io Rosemarricne, said** bog IttlpylierL the prisoner with cigars end Sndffebenes to the amuse of itifiAtlctl and received in payment a bill to that amount;tkelfb 01a!DON1 ;16.4 0,011 . BONGO . ; Lisicolatehire. The Mlt wiiroglisouft4J !ben it became date. J _3' ~ •=~•• not be .ilk. Roger Roden, a woollenstraper in Pactoooquote; hot, aid be had posotssigin a bill. fat , let. drnea.bfilite itta nonce on OM Thames Webb.- Wins it braille 'clot,lieteretk. captor nor drawer could be bait! of. • The. WO int nrgoshiud him through two persons named Jorse, i 0004 Aid' • • • Aelther of whom could be he 'found. ' " • ' ... The Aldermen conspired•thii - bill frith soMeof 'the °Mario* 'after consulting i few monuits4 stilderbutit'indpoiertarta Balk 81Mo/I eases had been brought forwirdlitl•cdralliillmistfrOf tio . Nairn in she tworipapers, this was nck doutittlt born Arnhem, would resuk from delay bud pirbileityfihd'dsofiriliedwtabhaid rebsarided Instil ameba day:'-• 7- 1 ' "--- ....! • • H Arrolli-G A ADEN. ••• •••• "-'' • • - • 4 • litshoserf lheAer and Join .bkottess waftliktedWilie en ettelbpt to c l a d mit fif a bi n j ary . •• • • . .1-; -, .c • •P, .• • • •,.. . si . t A watchman, named Helmet, statedriilte - tetereat nee•and toss} (Moth yesterday morning be learnt chit tentlpitibbstflitliont beer ' the wail of sane houses in Seymour.street. - AM:- a legit% ihe apprehended the prisoners voriceilid its`leseasli-ftoti4; •rt eenpfiste fit of bouse.breskidg implements evis'iljtisiPbpooitht:th.--Tiepi more edeatitted toils* Muse of Crstri4iiiiieftittbseelndethir I .. •• • Adage& Blown vele charged w kir Isteiliiir, three . ciipell, tiro NV, and a drUggit, valued iol. • • r.' • _. • •• ! •'i , ••• •' 4. P . The prdpenreraireteleh on Theisday.nlilit lait Irani's, Slat% in bids, brar ilai•len•lane. ' Abiitit fife o click dn radii , • be it* three persons were observed toltide the :wicket is tit* ender some fir trees in Kentish -town 'fielik; • and - abiith - Psi' e ? o'clock the same day the prisoner was 'Web into'clisfody With the' tegi spots him.-•ile was fullycormaltvd. '• .., 4, , - hIATILBOROUtiM4TRXICT. - -. *4 • • • . Two young rnencone of: whom was statrd ras belong to a noble :badly, were brought before . Mr. Thrash - We haviorassaultedseeirat *divides's, and for daisies . and disorderly Coodsot in'ibe wads- lidese„ It appeared from, the. eviden4 diet 4 0.1:114.1 .k knen were rasing down . Band-street bit eight, ;what o t pe pt: theis t without easy provocation, threw a stick'at a deg Mowing. ,livery servant ; the master of the little animal naturally7felt enraged at such a !Anton act, and-attempted to eetuooitrath Stith' -CIF defeddarits; bit he had no sealer done so, than his legs wii#aisalled whh kicks, • his face with blows; le consequence Of...welch • he had the parties taken to the watchhouw, where they toedutted thquielrei in a most' violent manner, jumping upon the forms and, tables, wringing the nose of one blan,•pullieg Ole Whiskers of 'another; end ramming theft fl*p into the snood el i third, with many other egeceses. The facts. stated hi the evidirnie.were fully provedagaibst 'them; but as that appeared to be.. very respectable, and pleaded sputtkenness in excuse, the Magistrate merely..fined them ss. each, s andreeommended them to make some eciippensatlon to the.injured pubes, which they did, and left the Office. • - ... • 3 Seven hackney-coachmen ' named : Stem; Treadwel,l, v i z Herialf, Modem, Beckley, and rlaillipe, were brought up hande charged with creating a desperate riot in Parker • street, Drury- as the provisos evening. The solicitor for the parish of Sr. Giles d:1 acceded to prosecute, and it was proved that the prisoners down Great queea•street in a chariot and three tackney-cOachinb end finding their progress impeded In Parker -street, they alightkil heat their vehicles, and commenced a !latent attack on the cab wales who attempted to take them into custody. It was also mikeed, tket if assistance had riot been, obtained from tow-street ' thi prisoners grabld har 11 1 sacred twi;ill the keine., who exerted themselves to 'secure he most active of the rioters. They Mien conamitted, and ordered bailee 4$ korars!notine of bail. . ' MAiiira.A.EIONN.B. . • • Yesterday Rickard asets,•allas Wilbens•Rsrelsa i waslrosight be. foie Mr. Hosents aid Mr. Rumania for Altai examination, additional charges of frandweto ealsildtql mairosk hips by sever tradisitien. but the rhea important charge, in ,the whir of t ic r , Magistrates, was osse made by Mw.rs. k'vole and Coding, Re. getmetreet, at a former bear*, aati span that he was fully twit. 11r. Reymann regreitert that ban the tradesmen in lendoe were defrauded by seindlerr, anal half the elite of *0 kl os i strain • • was occupied in hearing their consplaints.• - Mr.. Harmer, the prisoner's Solititur, said, unfottunately ther e was teo_much emulation Amongst them, arid their eiterness to ob. fain orders laid them open to fraud. .He than asked what boil would be required? and be was told two sureties of lOW. te c h with N , hours' notice. • QUEEN.SQUA RE. Thomas Wells. a labourer at the New Palate,- was charged will an assault on Mrs. Anti Charlatan, wife of she landlord of the Crown, its York-street. Westminster. Mrs. Charman. who appeased extremely ill, and *base face end eyes were dreadiully bruibed, stated that on iVednesday alloro," the defendant was In her tap-room, and wanted'to light a toddler, who refused ; he still persevered, and her husband endeav oured 1 part them; she wean to assist, and tried to pull the Mendel away, when he struck her a violent blow on the face, and lased* struck her most brutally on the breast and knocked her down, • . John Woodhant wont into Mrs. Charman's house accideicallyi and saw her lying on the Boor bleeding' from the mouth ; b e e ms. saw the defendant strike heroin the breast. Wells, in his defence, said that the soldier wantedtafigh/ he at and denied hewing struck Mrs. Charman ; he only touched Ise ! • with his hand, when she . seized him, and tore his shirt. Pace, the Acts, deposed• to taking the prisoner Into meetly. He refused to come when he showed hiin the warrant, and he (the• officer) seized him by the collar, and tore his shirt. Mr. Maanurrisald, - that the defendant's conduct had been p eat disgraceful and unmanly, to exercise his strength, and strike a 44,. fenceless woman.. - The Magistrates consulted together, and ordered Weltato pey a penalty of tens. and costs. Defendint—l ham not,got twenty farthings. Mr. nistattrt--Titen be Is 'committed f* one nfboth ib lttd labour. . . • .WQRS taI,P.ST R BET. . • . PA pinworm" Coannarre.r—A number of the mea Of the whip were in attendance yesterday, Interested in the decision of an in. formation against Thomas Bolton, driver of the 'Paddington cosek, No. 7,9t9, chirged by- Ciaark;s• Aiewit ' a brother whip,.wi t h driving-so as to endanger the Uses of his Majesty'. sebires (ne uncommon occurret*e orthit road). Defend4nt's Solicitor, ever, distoierttfri"bionet4 which proved fatal to the information, The words--." Mid , ollike tieing used, instead of " said creme Mr. IhMairr, Ws dismissing the case, intimated:rhat, be • would receive a fresh itifoisnatioryf it was drawn up in time.. CMAltal or allGiltYri-W. Baker was charged wills batringt oo . (parried with Ann Yaws; hie first wife being .stilt bviog. Asa Nitton,i deeetit-looting 'woman, satd, that about nine years age lase was married teethe prisoner•by bani, le Christ Church,lies. • ate-street; he tben wept •by the name-of William •Baker. go was given away by the Clerk, but did nocrtmenther the pow 4 the Clergjihae. ..Afteiliving with item at.differene lodging. ( o about four yfrare, beletiertfrd bet. in tripplegate Parish, Whi're do became *chargeable. Sire understood tbar his first wife was it Bethnal-green Workhouse" and then - banded in a copy - et . ..the role. ter of her marriage with the 0444r...which appeared . to he w!lettmited in Christ urels, by the He*. Mr. Crowther, in the preienei of Jamei Knight and Mary tleining.%—Mr. %mike kid, that With tbe•ifeeintsiti. of. ifirreatb; drata..was no proof of.the ta nker. marriage. In order s however, to ii4e the paw* tote to obssii'the tweesiary s yritoese!ii!bn. MagilltPl! remodik4 tle Pri• sower for4-wettE. "•• " ._,_ . 7UNIO:1141k1.14i• - ; -• . 0 .! Yesterrlay:,•4•••—.. ItirptiotObstirrairelesigedlorkb; Weill", wine Wises spoons, .the' projestp.of .51r,llsowis 4 . the proprietor of the wb#e 1 6 0 , fi r k i k g rAll4te'stFot E.. - - ci•Jikewist "inel e vr-ailickls . Ostiliritpellf. b . 1/Vies, _ •261 tie "Nle* England Coif -lint e. -leNippearestellail•Ma• iheWevillitg illy tie iirts6be. who was .itspectaldy•tlystardpisur id the White nail l'aiernfila daring Oft •fellirlioril sbiglPFA!. 0,.,i 114eitet,. - Notile'silver 4441113Z.verg artist( Amy ajilp4tsslfidA i slte prisoner 6,51 access. .Tne waiter .onfratinf tgetireipes7typtif, Woci percelitio& a letter on, the take bleb prisoner 4taillek proteedect rd Inquire aileAlifn at die addnisinautedlii %elated: :. lie saw• useprissiseit wits'atitiew roam wailtiogs. i togetbek,,stiourthe street. He followed Meet w a pawnbrakey's in : the , Weielon-roael, when the pri.osierlikaid a pledge I diva 6.on,"irid tile ereitet gave him In eitaris of ova. stilsie:qtriiiiitistitiesi 'AM And . found' in his iossessiorilitimty • • • eeimiefi sate alhatkewmed Gentlemen-. :.: . " •'" •*: .. 4 11e Ape t.agy.ivntailahil ter trial. • - .. •• • '.-; .Last, se lit,,:s#: aim , o'clock ,. in .inAtsistials tam hero. 6: Al lPf9i4 seq. 4 4 - ...*, 1 3 S/141Firlei Lasts' Ifthisi , iAp§ti 00' body ' of WRliarn Whica ! -. itilit.cswe . y ids tathlt the Cirpeniers' 4/I'm's; Ilisry l iti . eet,Cre,. well.street, on Monday -night, while ertgaged • idaper. venal canted with la -man named- aces Pricer. It was proved Oft the parties had qusrrelled while playing's Skittiel,, . In the .scuille the' deset:ell t fel,:nlistAis bead ;stilsefithefoot-briard of the ilclitte. 7 o4und :Ile en taken nipala a date iitsiiiiensitiillii, - ,ansf fled . hoe aim. in TiO,Aterdiajf . ifsiliiii i v i -4111411.0,46.. A. Kling isiati . beitsgiiiit4Xl,4 iniii,PilWlip ass is t . diolsistith'a.,ihitt - itme ilinai v enllste - iaidtillegatting pgyiii:t3idla . atiti . 'la oeif tlp i ll' )eft ihips.itel Wel '1;:/nR: .:: rt ab le . br7S44ibt:i . 4064 iiilladd . ioitot . WI S ‘ fek i . !- l i i i fs ` 4l S p 34 l i io l A rii• F iA .;#o l . ; ,04. 1 1, • Thnrstht aiti^.:iiiielycj c weriealsbrtilighiUS;thrarigli shit , ~isilcrpasiitig". i loiWf t lie Midge ~ t . the *ea a l low #414* . ... qsaiiii'ci . v4itht p?lapt - ail dose 0 1 111.0Wir r ThtiklditSs 1464irelgaiiin, to. hrt ' resever 'aid'kiiie l if i iitein, :41 tbe .. i iii;fi titeo' 1 4. & - ;it. lii $ ' fifes pfun e ed 111 1 *ntr itet'Fiats9 - 11 drtip - fit luetahe bask ' l . 9 * * Ftt e h k4* ' Lila 4 r/ al4 6; i ie f •Ithilkse ''. 'siblifti4;sl 'ai4fliqei4saidf 1 . 5t44/e4 'kid' after " '.4ll.;fiiiiiyi:i‘4o444 7r • y , respired. - ' Monday fast; IfistikPix and AI i": 44, Otytiger , itiel eco . iiiitic ,liseiVilpury, atkrsOnt. to Tithilteseo• alit fat' ifiewilfursitalltr . di e 'i4 'it It licit.' hoe , ....- -• ;. •-• P 2 q f '-- 4 6 11011 . C . !, 'hid dec . weft . ..ch'e 31 • 4 4sf r .l' - 'tn . 'to efiefa -. and 'nett marshier iadloneaW, i4,: i ti:WieiiileiOte'" 4 * 4', 41:14 • ante as a witness aglitissl r oßv . sr c0mp0„,,,. giiilt i 14,..at,lik'sgeitk: . tiptp,„ wit ' 5t0 01 , 104 ''"' uriderSiedt thelatrif, t*eseLytlVe livr;)ot 41 4 ' ! "1:51 lii9tslo " 4 " robin. 74.910 114 .4 - wotigi ' . 1" . ;a1. - 411.a e i xl. I Thou sti . ord";* All CEVo • atjtV4inifesstOe ir iliti - of'itialties (f ; ' iC ' 1 '4 itsiectifer sal• • .. ..,..4 ,-. - •.'s . •........a . A ered. A r er t .4)k, TO d • .. left tar visit ... tten, whs . to . leWd. • • .., • ......„. 1 , .ota•itlis.---MOIr tlie v ; 4 ltly7Re r regy it l :_tileYl 4 l t° carry away filifstilissir-jacds 7 :Shi,ealtdi or SpArit 46 h r 4 :041• 14 . 41 .41WP .9F•ii4i l liY.- 4 gr44 l t# l ;;• andi l .Rgn i ' lla . ble Af.-.lP4Sththatoraptrassisazitept those-not lessithandhe ~. "a. o: . if . a half-crown pietb, - ot . aish as, when the two Shdli 4 ~ a reafte#Arifdafirrks'etseflier* iattliSk betireirthea Theji99at.9 . ,tlsl;iiiatteii; it, May.. be .yensar ked.._ cortio, carer incredlble ,usUltitudas of small embryo oysters. ea - with thititliiyqhilis,lptefettbr transparenteaut l4 " 3fr rnisigniiitblt'aliodt; • td 16aIitt iniegidiriwiliapc . f° ," be sluggish,lile .01 . 4W:they jte"'Stiis s equettil, 4 °° "" t e ,i lead. One hundred ot.tlieie'eas6ryo oysters, if pia in a row; - .Would - not 'attend one' inch; Reades ilie".. the liquor isi'aid tosenOta .. Ailiekt sinitibir of animal; rules, fit/ toppited tit eA • q,; 4o , pi , jp* , which m it phssphrifiC ligbt. :11)c Vloi-iitipsbijicritS, bo*el er r dtr , not conclude here,i for, besides these last memo! there are thtneffistioct liktie's• Of Worms; 'tailed er t `7 worms, half an ipah !Ong," and which shine in the d art like the glow -sonnet. Theset stars Ostciiii)."` L T ; and muscles; are the great enemies of the oyster. _t first gets within thi shell wherilt gapes, and socks le the iiitisbitarit ; ' White the tide is flowing, 6 1 .,terc ~.. of with the hollow t h eir shells downwards ; but fif" it ebbs, they turn on the other side. __.--,---4 • DIED. At Hilicraig. on the 11. th ultim ' o in the 15tb yea r of her 41 ' Aka Marion,Rdest daughter of the hp Lieutenant-04. 0 0 Robertson, of Haltcrafg. t!* At his apartments, Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh. 1--er,j4 ultimo, in the fotty•fourth year of his age, Mr. Vilftilm on 4 hll3onald, surgeon, and for upwards .of twenty years arw— to that Institution. HIGH-WATER as LONDON-li1t11)Gli , TO NIOKKOIC Mfg Aherimme f 67 aieninnouttra der I: Lemon: Printed and PubliArd by Jens IWAYra, the at Os awl Offlelit No. I, Piekittliara, Teavk «`+, I