Star. — London, England, 1827-10-23 00:00:00

, .1111.1i1T POETRY. tv* ,391. ii WIC 1 fi Vt,' :se;t TO 'THE - gAGLIte • ' J 1 Awsy, *Way, my, glorious b ir d; : O'er !Maintain, rock, and sea; Away upon the tempest'airrini•-• Thine own as swift and free! The kid is out upon the hill, The leveret on the plain ; The sea-bird startled from the rock, Files trembling o'er the main! ~::, BM onward, onward, stoop not thou • For battle, spoil, or , prey ; While laugh the gUitering beams of morn, Speed on thy glorious way! Proudly thou soar e d the fields of light, The sky's dub-crested king, Witb terror on thy crimson beak, , And thunder on thy wing ! Fierce wand'ring child of liberty, bly heart bounds at tby sight, As sweeping over land sod sea, :," 1 track thine airy flight! , • e• .- • • Or hear thee in the lowering cloud Colo the tempest call— Whitenining thy brood plumes in the hail, Bre it begins to tall! And oft thy dark and rushing wing I vainly wis► were mine, To-bear me over plain and wave, O'er temple, tower, and shrine ! t And free, dike thee, toy gallant bird, The sky's blue derhs to roam— My pathway through the swelling clouds, The alpine heights my home! NOBILITY OF IRELAND► According to the valuable " Statistical Tables of Ireland," by Cesar Moreau,-Esq. F.R.S. just published by Tnut tel-and Co. it is stated, in page 13, that in July, 1627, the nutufaer of the Irish Nobility was 219, viz.-1 Duke, 14 Marquisses, 76 Earls, 48 Viscounts, 70 Barons, and 4 Peereses. There are 135 Irish Peers married, 27 widowers, and 45 bathe- Iota: Of the 162 married and widower, 38 are without children ; and the rernainlne 154 haat now living 279 sons, and 256 daugh ters. Foot Irish Peers are Knights of the Garter, 10 are of the Bath ~and 18 of St. Patrick. Among the 28 Representative Peers in the British Parliament, 7 have been created English Peertrainee their election ; among the Wit Irish Nobility, 66 are also British Peers. The ancestors of the Irish Peers becameennobled as follows-3 as princes of the Blood Reid. 8 as Courtiers, Bas younger branches of Nobility, 41 as Statesmen, 7 for Naval . Service, 23 for• Military Service, 6 for Di plomatic, 11 Legal Service, 11 by Marriage, and 121 by influence of vieiltb. The .deseent a 13 Poen egg be traced to the 11th century, that of to to the 12th century, 12 to the 13th, 13 to the 14th, 1 0 to the 35th, 37 to the 16th, 31 to the 17th, and 2 to the 18th century ;and Monsieur Cesar Moreau his linable to trace, with accuracy, the genealogies of 28 Peen; they are therefore omitted. The ancestors of 48 Irish Peers were foreigners. . - The number of Catholk Peers are--S tor Ireland, via.s—t Bab, 4 Viscounts, sad 2 Barons. lii.Scotland only 2 Earls, and in &g -land 8, sin.-1 Duke, 1 Ball, and 6 Barons. The aumbcr of Isiah Barmiets is 91, =cog theta 5 only are Catholics. EDINBURGH, Oc r. 20. • • The Countess of MORTON has presented to the.Relyal Society a variety of models, formerly the, property of Smeaton, the Engineer, together with several drawings and plans of the celebrated Eddystone.: Among the other curiosities accompanying thic donation, as ,the. mass of lead Mkt' was taken from the stomach of the poor man who swallowed it in a fluid state, during the conflagration of the wooden „sit ucture. which .preceded Smeaton's far•famed light-house: This. man lived for some time, but died in consequence of the accident in Exeter Infirmary, when the production of the lead convinced his medical attend.snts that his story was correct, of which they were till then sceptical, . Susan Hutchison, a poor woman residing in 1106 Close, Lanongate, was delivered of a child .about. week ago, which is since dead. None of her neighbours having seen her on Sunday, her house"was entered, when alle-was found dead on the floor, in the most wretched state of poverty. This poor creature had not even a blanket to cover her.;,and the cause of her death is .believed to have arisen entirely from starvation! • ,A 'fine youth, of the name of John Lhind, belonging 10 Ilse London and .Leith smack Ocean, was union's, lonely di owned in the Thames while the vessel was lying at the wharf dirring-barlist trip. He was in the boat alongside washing his wieners, and in getting on brawl by the painter (the rope bT which.,tbe boat is i pacho). gri.p yo . y. ind le fell inth The river.' the captain heard , hfs.csr and the plunge, and say) hien disappear, and rapecting he would rise ag a in; wa s pre, perecf.with an oar to assist him, bit he had sunk for esp.. ,Tb'e . body wis not found till die lipse of some dam. when it was decently interred at the,Old . ping,cianipany's.expense. /seciannts :bave.teaclied town of the death of Mr. gderrird Fraser, I - formerly wood merchant, at Inierneis, *sr very. &fleeting circum stances . Mr. Fraser left bia_resislence in Spathes - via on Facie'y last, with the intention 47isitingInverness and embarked in a small CA64l,4;lnverfarrikes, on COO Mess, (or DOchgerroch I,mh on the Caiestosuan Canal, accompanied by, a 'ier vinst:,,Day. hid closed, when they reached Dochgar thch,, and the'nigbt Was - very dark; but Mr. Fraser, in nppefs4in io the advice of the boatmen, persisted in goingforward withbis, companion. Instead of kitp.; mg the highroad, 'they took the southern bank of floe canal, and had not proceeded faric when bOth 'fell into ' tbe.water and. were drowned. • • " . 'Tuesday..is the 'Sloop Tidide;*Liibekiltis in deavouring to get out of that.'pOrt, the wind Worsts* eery fresh from Ale woods, five sad Ors went into i boat to give Lee a tow out; when about a &tan shot finial the shore there came a sudden squall which upset the boat, four of the men swim to" the shore, but the fifth, a•nonisg man of,the name of Wylie, *as drowned. T• uesday, as some men were delivering a cargo at St.llivirre, near Inverkeithiog, one of the men slipt fitim the gangway, and fell. into the water, and before he could be extricated, be was drowned. • • • 'fisturdap se'nnight Jahn Walker ' , carder between Aochtermuchty and,Cupar, was on hie wohp:lie, he . missed his way And was precipiited, along with the horse and cart, over a descent offotuteenfeet;and wis so much injured that he diedin . a few mintiter. Wednesday evening a seapitNdlurinif t l?ia Alieiesey pleasure, was received . by LonoFitovoar f(ni./nAie who aas sentenced to dea th at our list Assisea. for housebreaking and , theft, and.wllo,aceor,dirig to his sentence, was to have been executed on Wedtiesdap first. From a humane wish to-ptevent hirfeelings horn beiligsfintked in case that the application for theiey' had been unsuccessful,. he t riad never been Infaimed 7olf iethiving been made, and, be was there(twncyjr,ite over powered when the information was communicated to hini, which was done by two of the Magistrates, ACV eight o'clock in the evening. His feelings,were froinch agitated, that he burst into tears, and continnecktosen and sob like a child till after midnight... Sintypliei period ofhis condemnation he has- been truly . and conducted himself with great propriety, - to ! t pee who have visited him for the purpose of communicating religious instruction.—Wassow Chronicle. 1 • 4.• • . • NiELLIGECNE. SOLI, ize pected, would resist and fight to the last extremity; and Sir Richard Birnie immediately directed Biiboid to join on this hazardous occasion. The smugglers hid, on the day the conflict .took Once, landed 120 tubs of spirits on the beach, when they heard the report cif. a pistol Ole signal from the watch of the Preventive Ser vice) amongst thecliffs. They were, however, too no , dierous and too well armed to care about the efforts of so small a• number of Opponents as that part of the country *could send against them, and they determined ,to give the Preventive Service a complete dose. So systematic is the smuggling plan now beConir, that those engaged in it ridicule the very name of the esti ' tom House. When the monied man gives notice of his wish to have a quantity of -spirits, the gangs round about meet at an appointed place with the greatest punctuality, armed with swords, pistols, and instruments , called -66 swingels," short Brits, with which thilid))l knock a man's brains out. The place where the sPitiW were landed on this occasion is called Ringbourn, in tit& vicinity of St. Alban's ]lead ; . and the bloody andeleter• mined character of the smugglers may be gtseaseerat fttitn the fact that they met those who went to take possessicati ci of the " Crop," as smuggled goods are called, Withea: round of ball cartridge. There were betweeo , 7o and SO, smugglers, and no more than ten of the Preventive-Sar- Vice, so that the latter were of course overpowered. Seve ral were wounded on both sides, and it is believed that two of the smugglers %vete-billed upon the spot. During the engagement a few of the Pleitentive Service; who bad concealed themselves in the cliffs, shipped the tubs in their cutter, and be:ote it Was concluded, they were on their way .tp the Custom_House. Some of the Pre ! ventive Setvice had-taken paeticular notice of the ring. leaders of the gang, and warrants were issued for their apprehension. The principal person, whom the neigh bourhood called the Captain of the Gang. keeps a pub lie-house, called The Ship," near Woolbtidge, on the Weymouth road; his name is Lucas. Captain Jackson, his assistant, and Bishop, went well armed, at two o'clock in the mot ning, so,Lucareelit*.se. Bishop knocked at the door gently, and - the smuggler asked in a gruff tone, 66 Who is there r It's only I, Mr. Lucas,' replied Bishop, '6 Mrs. Smith's littlesirl— I want a little drop of brandy for mother, for she is bad in her boWets." 66 Very well, my dear," cried Lucas, and opening the door, found himself bathe formidable grasp of the police Ricer. Henry Fools, of Kfictwle, near Code Castle, was the next prisoner they took, and him they also seized without a blow upon either side- They afterwards apprehended three other persons, and the five were brought before Mr. Faastkirott and other Magistrates, at Dorchester; where they underwent. se 'Veral examinations. The three latter were diicharged, none of the Preventive Service being able to identify Illemas part of the gang. Lucas and Fooks were fully committed for trial. Three of the Preventive men swore. that Lucas was the most active amongst the gang, and that Henry rooks was the second in violence. THE PORTRAIT OF Ins MAJESTY GEORGE IV. lE. THE coronation kosax,---Tne.KING is at full length, in his coronation rizbes. • it is not a littie semarkabie, that the pnly yeignin t il monarch of whom a portreit is• to be found inll4 pontifical residence, Should be the only Sovereign in Christendoin who dots not recognise the Yore,: the _reason of his./4eiving this honour is, that bis MAJESTY, with•the liberality that is charac. aetistit 'of him, lent the late Pope a series of casts from the .Elg'M tuarblet, to be placed amongst the unrivalled collection of . Greek sculpture in the Vati can, aad accompaaied the present with . his own por trait, by Lawrence: ....The handsome present was as handsomely receiyed. The excellent Pommy, whl, like his Majaari, Was i gealiWWs patrol of the arts, placed both the gifts in ccrnspitiout sltdations, and acknow ledged thenileythe inscriptio.s l " Maximus, Gratz Arcis Xthriersith Patcbenone miranda Ectyra, . A Georgia TV; Distriiiinitanniz Rege*Dona accepta, Qao twat Principle bluidhcentiam Grdto at Perectot !tonere prosequerttur, In propria Masi, • Vaticani AGia prop*" Ac Votnlne decorart junk. Aline elj 1.3 cecxx.- S:r CHARLES PALih.....aa'aboose at Dorsey Court, Bucks, was burglatioucly entered on Wednesday morn ing, and plate, bonds, &c. sto:en valued at6,oooi. ' • . Ysterday morning till , Inipector of the Billingsgate Market se:zarl.a cargo of out of sea►on salmon,t before it was landed. A great quantity of stinking codfish and soles were also condemned and destroyed. Sunday non,n, while Mrs. o.born, of•Arnold•a`Para gon, Walworth, was walking in her garden, some id lain moved the flower pots on the window clll, entered the parlour, and decamped with two valuable cut de rcttnte►sr filled with wine. Friday evening a Mr. Collins, of Islington Green, 'in -passing down Goswell Street, was met by a ruffian, Who strict him a violent blow on the breast, and robbed him of bis gold watch and seals, value SO guineas. Sunday morning the premises tiUMr. D. Lowe. Binu. •oir Factory, Horton, were entered by some villains, and property to a considerable amount stolen. A Gentleman on horseback, galloping at a turious pace, came into contact on Friday night with the York Hightiyer coach, between Doncaster and Ferrybridge, and was instantaneously killed; the horse was uninjured. . - Four men, namely, Nicholas Mackenzie, James For-- hes, John Macleod, and Lachlan Mackintosh, isislisted in the 56th regiment of foot on the 6th of March, 1805, in the house of Alexander Mackentie—better known by. the bame of 4 1 the Cook" in Inverness. They all left Ih .COdk's house together; and litter being with their regiment in Bombay four yeasi,* 'Madras six years; and-in the isle of France eleven years, they all returned together—and to the amazement of the Cook, they all visited him together in.the same'Shop-ott the 28th Oct. 11326Inversiess Courier. - 1 Yesterday morning, as two ,sons of Mr. Fry, the E . Linker, in 14 , 1dred `Colin, Poultry, were co'oring into town in 'a gtg, flOrn 'Ptiehrt, ip . Essex, - just t ot they reached the Angel and _crown; inWhtteehripel opiissite W . tht Ciparcl?.. the horse, lybich was spktired and viinehle aninial p tookOght at the irunaliog df -a cask Acnosk the aireet k and started Off 'at 'a ionaleit ahle ki#olo lie eeirtget t sgth a coiratryfiaggssi'shaftOfiihids penetrated the ebrii to . a‘depth of twenty jitehrt e led touted lista Mantibt?s death. Thi,Miurs. Fry;w4h the eVorigitlon ors - dqiht l graze on the tesipie of one of the,* foitunatefy rietpedi uninjured. eluctatitly_, that she reddens! no. 1 m, - Air , swots that during the time the defendant was payiog ;Adresse" to her aunt, tit Jitter had tol4 bet that as she was 'Walking with Evan., she ,hid mgt bet s hdibiltd, WebefeV: anci'vrab slider the greatest fear lest 'should 'recognise Aar eft icy ebbs* le her; witness •rentonstrated with her aminst marryielrehedefend. sit, botabe %aid she was determined fa Irv" bi as • wiumschati bkard that Webster was sobsequeistillii% Mri-116181, eta; in catisemaence of irontedshig which occd trd, she Wait tai sees there she saw him cod mote to b & she learned that the eons. plainest bad also wee hint, end offered him snooty to induce him to gait the country. . In answer to some questions put by the Loao Mayon, at theit4" stance of the Parish Offieersohe swore podrieely that she had cohabited with Evans. She admitted, howeve4s that 'whits she Was out of place and bad n 0 home to go to, she bad gone to live ap, his house. Mr. HAILWIta said be could produce other evidence to corrohlg rate the g'rl's statement; and the case was there Tote adjourned. GUILDHALL. What lathe charge against this man? cried the Chief Clerk, whit a look of astonishment, when he beheld a man placed at the bar, in the seek of a veritable member of the London Nightly .Walch. • The prisoner, who vial Waved in a large *like coat, widen slouch bat, a Motive raitie; sling In a leathern heir, ever his slatiolder, • stout staff ittenabatsd; led a landeans rodent from the other, glanced an invitation so Facile. the Officer ft hir eibrwe* nfoid the sale. . Fache, the Night Constable of,Castie Barnard, said; that ire wit going round his Ward aboui,pne o'clock milisoday morning, 'be saw the prisoner in St. Paul's Church.yord, engaged in a eagle with one of the vratchnteu. The prisoner wanted to talk with Mai about the regulation of the watch, and the watch•rate, but wrong e cut the matter short by stating that these matters were settled by t Cunimon Councilmen, with the Aldermen at•their bead, atilt vier*, therefore, managed properly. The prisoner. thee insetted and abused him, a crowd assembled, and, as well tor the peace of the neighbourhood, as front a suspicion that the prisoner dnight 01311CCUSTilig in aid of housebreakers, be took the man intoeu Padre then wheeled the prisoner round, to exhibit the toscriptitas upon his back, and, by way •of border round the cape, there op. prated, in most legible characters, the word'' Charley:* and wear the bottom of the skirt, "60, Paternoster.row.'The sight of this produced a roiref laughter, and there were then StO watchiater in the room, who joined as heartily in the laugh as any. • . The prisoner, in his defence, raid, that tie aystent of the London Watch hail seriously engaged his attention during the leselfseen years, and he seas about to publish an eighteen-penny pamphlet, entitled," Charley of the Nineteenth Century; or, Pawling o'Clock.end a cloudy sort of a Morning." The object of it wan expose the humbug of the system. His name was Jabs reerrealli and he lived at Broad-wall, Surrey-road. L. Ak The Alderman having obtained the prisoner's prommeramit at Would not be a;ain found in misquerade, and lain Satisfied dui br was nth:Mal; and bad given a true aetount of hicaahlt, pertained him to go at large, Lahti; with him,hla costs Act. BOW-STREET. Yesterday a decent looking young 'replan was breaght before Mr. diansoutt. by Taunton, seitioc,the officer, charged on suspi. eion bf having stolen a star of the Order of the Bath, a Trafalgar medal, and other' artiidia, the property of Adadrat Sir Lilab Harvey, M.P. • • Sir Xliab stated that: tlpt*lsenn• oath* fete his service about five months ago; as upper bensernal d:' He received with her' Al nine months' character. A shell the. ego he went ma of town, and is his absence the prisoner was left in the boom, which was endetgoiag sonic repairs. He recanted cm. Saturday, and having occasion jot an,umbrelia, be looked for a silk one which he had left inihe hotioe, but could nut find it. The prisonetiwiien asked for it, said she had missed it, but knew; nothing of 'Where it was. On Sunday Mersin. reeotlecting that Ise liadsin eagegyment to ;line with the Lord Mayor on the itch of November, when he should want his uniform and his orders, be thought he would ex amine and arrange them m ()petty for the occasion. To his astonish ment, however, when he opened's tin box in *Aids he had deposited hie orders, he found that the Star Of the Orders:if the nub, his Tea., falgar medal, and a Noah star, which was made in France, bad been, taken away, his" Parliamentary medal" cosy-being left. He observed when he took the bog froth theplace Where it was usually deposited,' that the key was hi the lock, and not suspended by a string, as be bad left it. - When he discovered his tossi - he questioned Mel prisoner, and she said , she knew nothing about the missing articles. Hr Aide further Monk snide waidrolie, and found that a full-dress Admirals Uniforms and Wert t pairs of trowseis and other things were - alsernining, Hi tame lb ihis'Offire immediately, and obtained the assiStabce of Tianfon,also proceeded to the horse in Ctillbed-iireet,and questioned the prisoner very closely; and her answers, and souse other intermeshes which be obtained, In diced him to . takelter intq.cuatody. Me searched her boxes, but found nothing relating to the robbery. She told the witness, when he questioned her; drat she the key Under the box, and put it into the lock beeline it should not be lost, bat did net heow what the box contained. . , . Prisciate-,rob,dear. Sir, I never said any such thin. Ifiatigey—lt is false ; it's a Ile • ' you know you said so..— (This was id by the Gallant Admiral to rather a load tone.) The risoner repeated that she never said so. Sir it. Harvey—Yoe know you did; you are a bad woman—! you are the worst set vane I ever bad in my life. Prisoner—Why, Sir, you call all your srvants bad. Sir K Harvey—Hold your tongue; don't be impertinent; you know you are telling lies. - Prisoner—You told me yesterday that I was a thief. Sir X. Harvey—And so I say again thati think you area thief. I will pursue you to the, utmost, you may depend upon it, if it were only for-the loss of my Trafalgar medal—for here is not a second to be had—and lam proud of it, as every min ought to be ; I don't tare two pence bar the other things. Prisooer-1 brought the box into your Tooln,• Sir, yesterday mailing, and told you the things bad been stolen. Sir E. Harvey—it is false; you know' you did no such I A man 'lamed Halt, foreman th lift. Bridger, of MiguelK thet &slider, employed in repairing the house, and four ether werissosa, , were examined, and deposed as follow. : . —Saturday week, whew they went to work, they saw a man, a stranger, in the hail; and on Wednesday last, in the carousing; tllw °tams going early, saw the acme stranger &eerie' himself in the bedroom of the pri.oner..thi the same day she called them into the housekeeper's moon, and there opened a tin box In which were some stars and needs* and skewed them to the witnesses, stating that they were her mas ter's. On Thursday morning she was met by one et the men on the stairs; and, seemingly in a great fright, she requested War to send Mr. Hail, the foreman; up to bee, for that the house bid been robbed. Hill went to bee, and she said the house had been rifled,- and the tin box " nntaard" of several 'skiable things, and sire suspected tkp workmen. Hall replied, that her suspicion was unfounded, and Mated that a man had been Wilt in her bed room, to which she replied shirply, " that was my L beshand. alba he is no that." !hr X: Harvey said, he had no ideathat she was a married women.: The prisoner said she had only been married three weeks, as die 7 could prove. Iu tier defence she protested her entire innocence of the clime of robbing her master. She was remanded, to give time for further inquiry. It is but fair to state, that a strong degree of emplace] , rests in another quarter, at least in the mind of the experienced officer who is en gaged in the case. The most rigid inquiry will be made. lIATTON-GARDEN. Two Journeymen in the employ of Fisher add Collins, tobacco. Discs, St. John-street, were fully committed, ebarged with steeling ftom their empkryers a quantity of tobacco, valise XI, 4 were W. Ryland and John Nightingale (or receiving the same. M A RLBOROUGH-STREET. Mary Berry Was charged with coining. In consequence of Infor mation, three othcers went to a bane in Church-street, St. Giles's, where they fbund the prisoner, wit► a counterfeit gaining in ,Iser hand and several in Yentas,. and some create oft the table. Sbe said nothing in her defame, and was fully co MAIIV-LA-130NNE. . . _ _ • &lianas Berner, a pot boy beloozhig to the Ship sod Sihowt4. Craven-street, and !Asses Newssus, a pot boy belonging to the Butcher, in lionzerford-muket, u his confederate, were charged with ',eating two sovereigns, the property of Charles Pope, Joseph Clark, and another, coal-heavers, in the service of Mr. Wood, 61 Scotland-yard. 06 Saturday night Charles Pope intrusted Barker with two sovereigns to get silver, that he might divide them with his f . servants. Barker absconded with them in company with NeWettift, and tlity were' apprehended on Sunday morning in Barrett's-Wind, ateir tkej had spent 'the money among prostitutes: They woes eurrnsTited to Mesozoic fOr triaL • , Eleven young men, well known u disorderly character‘Vere charged with touring a riot at midnight on Saturday, in Prattl street, Paddington, assaulting Thongs Lockwood, a patrol, Sad. rescuing a pilsilner. The persons of the prisoWers Ince ail I4elek." l fled, and because the office Oil were too full to receive them, rdrs'l cdere ittc l k " ney-toachre 164 lin-wrfse*eBc4N:Vri;O'n'', ;kentricil'i. ri : • . . .. .. • l i imey. • Cambridge golisten, was tba,,d .& ref using to pay a hackney coaChntan Why * . `s driver of ahe coach No. 'h 6, stated, i i tt ni: , at Gentlemen at the bar hired his coach i, I, and nfdeted him to •drive to Bakeristrew; mead; thetas° Pinsberpaquare, and then hick He was drunk, and bad out the means of .e lie gavO latish into chid: spalitt a night . ire' Mrtry-Itsbinee watchlemse three disorderly cooduct„ awl was (hen liberated Ilikti Yesierdaf Mr. Rawalissit ordered Mat ta pay the A ga. J. forldifire, rad la. 6d: for his tisae in mead. - at the office ; add advised him, aa he had so little emormod himself, to stay at home until his judgment ge t s more matured. ''. ' ybang Mat *sided Mr: lteattresow fur his advice, sod & a i m , ceachwisa to call at a hoarse In Portmanmuare for mum, i ' - . • QUEEN-SQU A RR. __, Pie. Carta, Pmprletor of two hlaidsiotie stages, wa s e l netzd br Byers with running <info( diem between that place and Ch e w y . einse.• It appeared, that one of them Wit licensed to run host the 9ag's Plead in the Borough, the other firm., Clerics-ern:l ; has hi some mistake of Mr. C.'s servants, that from the Nag. ;l ea d jaa ;. atee f: v ic tag fa lPh s„ i'sa r;i rcrin ges iliC°4l : l7 3lll l : eiti oll aCw e eay gll atr i o ne . CaCa taworil:tshge6.crne'7e4sitt:isfrombriv!lhe'skel9tattlavit"llllllll Oda, for his attendance to prove the licence. UNIO!q.HALL flarriette Wilson complained ugaiest a respectaMeinshing•wass man , n am e d Bslae, whom site accused of hiving 'ebbed her of two sovereigns: and 11a. in silver, while AC was outside a W al d,, worth stage. The parties came to London together. linne t * had jolt quit tea her service with the *bpi e sem, her wages, and dr. ' erred she felt his band open bat pets= store than once. Paw su. vereigns and seine silver wore found cm him, but as he satisfavou i proved be bad received them troth lals master, and be had a goad dasracter, the Magistrate dismissed the charge. There is hole dolga shinbone, Stria stolen by some boys who rode on the steps Dittiraou Finnytact.—.on the Ist inst. th e b o d y siriir. lams, labourer, who died in consequence of thminjury be received whilst fighting on the &way week previously. was disinterred in the pari,h of Pearly. riq Beeermshire, and an inquest held on ,be body te= fere liasJasstis WILLIAMS, El. one of the Coroner* for the County, and a most respectable Jury, who row turned an unanimous verdict M illandaughter against Thomas Zachmias, labourer, and Thomas Jones, tailor, and they have been both commit ed on the Coroner's warrant to the County Gaol of Brecon, for trial at the next . GrOat Setsions. Saturday evenipg an inquisition was held at the flied Cow public house, Castle Street, Bethnal (item on the body of Elizabeth Payne, who came by her death under the following circumstances :—.lt appeared the deceased was about 40 years of age, was a widow with five children 'lacing. The deceased bad latterly complained of being much afflicted with worms, sad having treat reliance on the skill of a pill vender, nam ed Gabriel Ore, she applied to him for advice, and be Ordered her a clyster of tobacco water. It also appear ed she purchased a pipe and one ounce of bbscco, which she steeped in a jai', and on Wednesday nein Price administered the elyster, after which, in abort fifteen minutes, she died in a most excruciating Connie. Or. Agar, who was examined, stated that 1.16 th pat of an donee was sufficient forthe strongest constitotion, and that the contents of the tlyiter caused her death. After the, examination of three more witnesses, the Jory returned a verdict of Manslaughter against Gabrid Ore. Ore was in the house at the time, waiting to be examined as a witness, and Upon the verdict being as, pounced, Stokes; a beadle, took him into custody, sad conveyed him to the watch•hoose, and epee the Coo. nee's warrant, he was afterwards removed to Neva; During the night 6f Thursday last, font horses wee killed in a grazing field behind Crornac Lodge, adjoin. ing Belfast. The unfeeling perpetrator had cot their throats across with some sharp instrument. Teo of the hOrses belonged to a earinan, named James DUMB, one to Janie, M'Aravy, Who had hired the grazing and the other wais the only property of an indostticos man named Pat. M'Garry, wbo made a scanty trios by selling water about the streets. Theoutrage sp. pears to have been solely prompted by personal malice against Duncan ; for, at the head of one of the dead horses was found a rode couplet to the following effect. " Junes Dumas, Toe bought the apples out of my basil: " For the same year two borers lie dead oa the lead. BIRTHS. The 19th bat. at his Mete, is Bedford.oquare, the Logi of 111. Sherif( Spottinrogds, of a son. The 19th boa. at the Earl of Rogolvia, St. Janes's-gram Lief Losibloorsogb of a &giblet. MARRIED. At Sedford,thi I. J. Pemberton,lßoctor of Fosearth, Eon, to Diargarrna Case. youngest daughter of the late Bev. S. &T' mead, of Walter Relehanip Hall, Bedfordshire. At Sheptod Mullett, the Rev. B. Millman, to Mrs. Chtnelk relict of John Mood, Esq. DIED. Oct. 12, at Woolwich, Cohwel Hawker, C.B. hte Owned* ' nf the Royal Artilleity in the Portsmouth dhtriet. At Altos, George &retitle, surgeon, ht the 5Rh year Wednesday, in tie 70th year of his age, at Beaky. Wolleof shire, of a paralytic seisms, the Rev. Thomas Cortnouh, RA. Vicar of the above parish, and formerly of St. Mary Hip, 00 ° 4 He toot his Master's Degree July 8,1788 Thursday, Sergeant Whip, who had been Staff Serjeant ef Pe* month Garrison slider the command of twenty La Governors; he carried a halbert in the battle of Bunker's HA had the honour of saving in the British army is the ffeta 11 George the 2d, Sd, and itti. He was in titelatk year *f 6° Me. 141.10/GATE mot LIADENHALL MARKETS, Pest& Beet. Mutton ........ Bs Id to Is 6cl Pork 4s Sd to St Lamb 54 od to 4s 4_ -_~ PRICKS or HAY AID STRAW YESTERDAY. iv. saliva's. wenvecotrst nay Cite osi to S 1 los od llay it Ifs asl la aover 41 •iso4to 44 106 Od Clover 41 101 to a GS 01 Straw MOS Od to 11 19s od Stru 11 i a ti its od ' PRICE OF HOPS, PER CWT. Oct. it Wait rowans.. maw saaa Kant • ..; ye. e. lift last ....- 701 " ilti m Sawa KIN'S - Facoham Aft 140 s to 160s—Seconds, 1051 to 130 s Old Duty laid at .fl4o,ooo_L___,,.. OF LEATH • PRICE s. Best Dressing Hitie5.....i..... - .....:.:....: 150 to lid Curtunon Ditto ....« Crop Hides, 55 to 401b$ for cutting Ditto 45 to 501bs lll4 to lid . Calf skins, 56 to 401bs ...... ..... ...... Ditto 50 to 70Ibs Ditto /0 to 8016 s ... ...... Small Seals, Greenland).— ..... Tanned Horse Hidss.i.—...... ........ Spanish Horsllidto 2ed . ita Mon 41 1 I • I.— INC • fin • sdo . 7- W . isA mei COAL ItARNIM On. O. Ships Sold. Trir6 9* 544 Od U'o4 Slips . at Market. - 59j Newcastle ui Sunderland !Subtle W.4erford ,AILS-1 £KL am 1 0 i 0 DAY. •as. France 1 Hamburg 0 0 Flanders 0 0 Sweden 1 0 Leeward Islands 0 • 0 Mellen Scud • _ - Gases ry sod Jersey 0 0 Lisbon 0 0 Donaehadee 0 0 !kenos Ayres 0 1 goliand 0 0 al kr ts- *AM'. at 1.0114 1)0 N.ISILI G T 1 • 40 punts , 3 ("gnu' • 14stabit: Printed and Pablishod by Joao Mars' at the Sat Orrice., Na 1, Pickett-place, .37)b13D1.1J4 ; ' I: i pilij bro- - - - ..... a.1.41.4. 4 .4„91 55,.,. • L - DESs'EItATIS- GAS SMUGGLERS. -.l' . , . POLikrisilrl BCNE* - • ... . . . lietruintos orderell tb4 tir ' tok-diatOy in two hackney-co , • $, ,!,,,,' . • . • Lait week ipplitztinn was made to Sr - Richard .- .'_,...* ,a• # viiitilp . dug .. -• • ••-.. .i-. ~. kir:rad. - • ..:...•-, .. . liirnie, at Bow-street, for'the atsistike of bne of thir , s 7 .11`..,`":" tamed It "' "me "laid to AO* . east waft./ „i l, 3•*.•ll l km II ( rangy, i . ,- rshilled te maintain:lsis .wife , who' is abeam hotty yyars'sf ajte, and wrath halos drum', and tetvW 4 , principal officers, to' apprellil)ll a most der nits gang - whet wpm th e about four yeah of smugglers, who - had assaihsci and wi3 Attseveral die wstautfrikd. to him. o u Willis" ihufth* the drisar Mr eross-examination sdatitt that about 20 Years iko she . PtinhlaT,^ttlitt• the Yount Ge of the persons engaged in the Preventive Seriies on the Was Man' to atn n 'ell ' 'alt . sinied NYS ' 4 till' ht 'di iet 4il i . et , andi Tht!enhanl - enurt - taa • and I ci.ast of Dorsetshire. . . . s .• % filet* abroad with a ynutig *velour. assistheired'esieSeeie brat since. vihlt'e tweet 40••• a itiendil ' On behalf of the d*ssfa t into Mr. If...amen- -evils • paw wo. td Pa , Re vri 'plying, and therefore lie gay Captain Jackson, Inipectos onithat station, and Lien- man named Ann Monism; , ,Shi . eiated that slae'wes 'a maid tenant Sparks, oho •acts• under him, had srAceized.in- servant, and the Oie oft . last , 'alined; 'ori'llii i riew rfwbr Tide yowl sport a night bee and sot her Mina deedle.vihrk'rilhittited,,setinewbat ' , eels' ago, for disorderly . eo structions to seize upon the smugglers ; who. it was ear P ' . pr __--_J .-...4..1A ...:.•• smri ' gale, tei she last ostrensits : .r!l_uttant",.t . t . T Ils . t i resitted_ .1.... .a . t a NO. - :f h t . , tr f l.street, Litsdis G . rove k e , tivina a n fi n i e t ... 64Y.esfiurerdmay,:tt 0 , ,9 ..; v, ..a • - 4 I -.i '. •1 1 ..i ' 1 111 1:2I • 1 4.. 4 .. , . /IR v Iwalw B • t 1 i . ! 4 • ei 0 Lid i I tiiir 6 ,0 Aim to , stik: - ita ti at, a gotsii _ , 4 , 141 . 4. 0 ° 0 TO Altilt /WII. „ do a tter muter moist Prireon"‘ Tearrig•Ar. ~f •;~