Star. — London, England, 1824-01-01 00:00:00

II I h. ftv, 1111 „ 1 i - • - s . •, . ,i • „ i! • •.. . • _ ~..., ammo Nwho SURREY WINDER ASSIZES. ... . .. . _ • f ” .:' '' •• *t - lie cieselanoentorfllolll THISPRIICEDUC I'AGS. " • . .. .........R.— _ _.i Yesterday, Jeerer Dare, Stephim Strndwick, William . Windebank• Thomas theker,.Janies'Thildforth, 'Stephen , West, Thomas Wheatley, and James Williams, all florid . ', , - • James Strudwick is tortstible of Stoke, and sip . . , . .. . • THE B.ITADIVILL . MURDER. • bedded . Ifindebank ''at • tillehiVeY.'"4 - ..tr. - 154 ""' j' a • . - leithitsititexistiegitethatainds of the Public it te.l . - barn the property Of Mr-*hers . thelkeritt e'D'ecetabes.: thee** of the *death 4 Idie 'unfortunate Mary Nu- I told him 'twas no use to resista-oh:Werleid Said t h at h e • • 3. ,e i e e e lla -_•_- ....- • ---...--. tytr, wh o tot - cooed the - „• a Porribrokors was one o f the poechers. He said* lests"•ls that ybli - Mr. Strudw• ick ? Imeruit to go bete to'-tOredpielit to-morrow I 1 h tut go morning. to ' " . d Imo: "-di ' • - 'al l % with me. He told me. Dare, suad yo he 11/4 i d s ''- "-' - • - Per . wrw, msg. tne uoro urciri - verdict, 'recoinitiedded the body to beopened, I s andohat the operation shorild be performed by Mr. Ire Blake an eminentosbrgion, of Shadweil. Mr. Blake , ,r. tona l Ircterdingly; applied to, end oat' seven . o'slock on: ' '`POtiet 27Vitritiiiiisa . . . . . csdria lie . : .'lllOW-STRIggrA,, • 4. ..,.. „,.! ... . , 7 Wes seeeneleskier oelledeotii m pensausan for damage dine to conga prnpeity entrustad-Wka -- . -., • ' care by way of pledge. • • The property in queittoo belonged Eta a'ear. Patios Astibett, a . wboolerasor,oesidine in itlanspden-itteet'Sainers' Tiisen, Alb% . ...: 1 consequence of .pectudary embarraseitent.'but'bore-., nudged ba . lia. , i pawn the principal part of his household furniture contistin g a ... . win G lciertig.cOuntry fellows, were charged with poaching • 4 . , , not have gone. He said he . ran ' •6 1-90 " as Inc! Tuesday eight, in the presents of Ilefeeer„the bea d le . octal valuable beds, tables,:chzits, eee. :oda, on 'being t ed u s aa d, tinder the late Act, having been found on We 10th of halloo was given in theweed. - ' . , .. 1 com Plied with the Coroner's request ; and ifterhavin were found to have been rest shameiniriajureil, the tables bein g Petendser, at ten o'clock at night, in Cotte . swood, in the 'Ai - Send and Rile bein g the property of . Per l 4 ?f P. Y• g single ; I don't know their begets. Dire waeshot, ancel minutelyocrumuffea'tne mutilated !rattle, aeciaress•nv . Cross•examined.-..Dare is mar ri ed; Wiadebank it - •• • - - .••• e so scratched, and otherwise - damaged , that their value wu cond. NM de lec tably decreased, and tied Alain broken and cracked hi' such a Weitott,..E4 but now in the occupation - of Lord 4 of the•ries of the:deemed, either right side, were'frate r that to all appearance violence had beim ustd to effect. . . hear'd that Gunner was beaten much. hired, and thiebni rib eintheteft weifreettlred in two ease had been but partially gone,into„irlieOlr. Harnier• ;Who . •ViSeoungOrattley, armed with guns, with the intent ills - The Honourable anefßevetentiGeotge Onslose,:is st - • • parts,, which eau awe no doubt on pu. ic min , - idl • ' • the - . bi- -• d - attended on behalf of theetritipliitia4; kid • Alt . thelsreseat i r gully to destroy , kill, and take game. ' Magistrate of the CoUnty,iind deposed to theexaMilia• 0.... i -pro;eedinomight be'wkhdOawis; Italie kltriottild be *Yee as et, . Thomas Pratt is gettekeeper to LordCranley, who is but teat acts of violence had been conimitted on the tions and commitments pro d uce d . Toldthe 'Witnesses he nett l ad the lease' . im t dol. c re ek at .t f h Q a r t t* e r i e valen . t da . e twvr ill ; oul ir b i To: 1 Ara eyest son of the Earl of OnSlew. . CotteswObd is- inthe that-whatthey stated woeld be evi d ence egainst them, ;of the deceased; this informatem was comma- ulterior proceedings. -twoliii7 Alcatel fit the Magistrates at the Thefts . Police-0111ft, rained by bringing an action, the case being' of Asa .an aigrievaik bo as parish of Seed and ttfpley. It is a reserve for game. The depositions were read over to them. Some of them On the 10th of . December my attention was drawn, at olijected to sign their eonfeseicitiv.: . • . 1 Whelesesiritt diSpatched officers in quest of the inhe- haute. This request was of ccieriestatriiplkid *RN 404 the pitta 0 00 . • •man petpetrator, ; oche, there is reason to hope„will not refired to wai t MARLltittbe/t3H4Tlterto ; ": • eboUt.eight deloeit, by the report of a gun. I was in, Cross-examibed'by'Mr.oreartinties..-The sleek Wits - the - house. It appeared to proceed from Cotteswood. present, and took down the confeiiiien - ,Ofthe prisoners. lon detection. . .. .O. .- . Des Dints, the pugil ist, was ehargedby i eitti=ervitt, -,•• • . - I bad got some of my clothes off. I got dressed As The confessions of Vindebaik and Sttudwick were THE STACKPOOLE CAUSE. Wtal ' named Niter, on intspieien of being-concerned lif - - ;sli ces k f •-•.,g W . • . itoott as I could. My assistant, James elonger, mat lobking nurfor me, and came to me on the report of the read, and agreed mainly with the evidence given-above. ,justice Panic refused to • receiie"Dare*s anfessien. . --ow.-- _ a purse and eight severer's.' Dexter called at iltireci;ionsteattit ,OA° TRIBUNAL (IF FIRST INSTANCE .- PARIS, DEC- AL Rising Sun, Windmill:street, on hlandaylalt,.when k e m a r.o us gal ::: rsons.whom he. knew to be gull:Ara, and the cards b e inglutau. ' gun. Me procured assistance; there were twelve of'ds. Mr. Justice ••PARK said, that the Lear led Counselibad M. Heritizoute this day finished his speech. on behalf P. dated, he played against tete persons, names Sirjeant and.gaidp,' f. We went to COtteswood. We •were there an hair and made a very ingenious ate of his very slight Materiels of Mr. Driver Cooper, the JepreSentative of Messrs. for a bottle of wine, and took Surds 'foi• h!s rdrtner. tritefoi. 'p'i 1' ' ''it ball-=found no one: we had sticks andfour Pistols. of defence. The Act might be severe, bdt the Learned Marsh and Roche, - the claimants, against the Count merely lost, and be (Dexter) tobk nut a ;Anse, containing- 'nhel lo- AO t ' - Mr.3uttice Panic rebuked the witness for bringing Counsel must obtain a seat in Pafliament and effect the GeotgeoSteeloloole. The Learned• Advocate observed, vereigns, one oe which he-gave to BUMS is 'paymulit for-tbe-tripe. " too f rom us- In the cour . o of the oveninEvans pla t ed a . quarel,addared . di:4l i , , ' 'weer the pistols'loaded into the Court. repiel of it ; until then, th were as much bound Is ey y t h at a robber sometimes succee ded in esca ing h off is.: r u i g t .T s a s cc hst l and in a struggle to et it back he was robbed - et • 'Exatranation continues:too-14okt the men not to fire onilesethey Mere Sri any danger. I. told the cartels the this Act as by any tither in the statute - book . He ad- Y- mitted in the meaotime, that the crime must be proved 'night go; di 111th:tined— mon g er,' pr, Day, Pinion, according to the strict letter of the law. An attempt - ["ern, Yid Metelf. A•little before ten ' heard a pheasant - lly'odt Of a tree , • 'Weedy after I heircethe report of a rm. 'VA . tette thets •tlivided. - Pinion and Day were had-been made to :hew from Windebank's confession, • the only evidence against him, that he had no gun : 'but the words of the Act were-" if any person' or persons • tice, but it was only to drag on a misers le existence, and he saw 'Barns with lids Ate clenehed, sisd 'xi it. - cl seeking temporary asylums far from his own country. fused to let Witnelg tee what he had le it. He afterwards add him That, however, was not the case• With Lord Stackpoole. that the money was under the ta*....e, but tbare was only thesanyty He bad, during a period of 24 years, possessed before rote. Berrep he charge ; and Sargeantutne forward at a i witness in h.s fa ll : n r ledt hut'llis e_vidence wait reftised, in o que - ice the eyes of all egland; the immense fortune of which he was the administrator ; he had come into France not of Hs bein g one of the liarty ; inii 'lre vMs oedetel te c tintbditte appear next Tuesday, Mil Orlaiclillity Btirnevratireinatided. - .. .. - . with. me ; the other three in the larreclose by. for the purpose of concealment, 'hut to obtain the advan- 0.0. - - Over' .olitter-1 1 A430rioseCOPVIele -- • . ...• I got shall be found in any pai•k, close, or inclosed- wood, cage of enjoying the riches which he had possessed h im- atedgeiow into the field adjoining a copse from armed with a gun or gluts'-which brought him clearly' Yt 4tettlay four hackney eoaehmeis•weri 0i,,....., s lat. . ; • • ,self of, and when lie might die he would leave te his . • whence the'sobnd proceeded. I s a w six or seven mete within the meaning of the Act. 'l'be practice of con- heirs . the patrimony of his (M. Ilennequin s) clients, warin GKiVrITM, k n . on a complaint prtferred'br•Mk. Li: . . - them - I said to my men, •• Hete they are, come along., stables de p osin g to facts which they obtained in - convey - heirs ' a system of fraud was the more dangerous to so- a Magistrate' also belonging tot lie above aillinst 'Tbst Charge a g ates ' ".. . 'them_ was as follows: 'Friday last, about sues eckultintN i sosen. ilte'fitenl 'saw were 'pretty much together. When I sation with those When' they had taken into c us tod y was . i -- • ‘ went up to them they diesentedtheir guns at me, four a r - tended with comfort and opulence, mid the culprit Was rperfectly common, - and had never to his 'knowledge, ciete, because its was practised uithirtipunity, -arid at- situated; r .ll ''''' 43 'wx '"'" i " c'''')dse- street. Ivhes”.cia. rank` is ed; there were several loathes at. the thote-on the stand Out 'ballet, told the to staid off, ' or -I should have it. I been objected to, except in-one particuLu case, where a not even reduced to the necessity of concealing himself. soneembeemiain 'tetilied 'forward, • pushed 'doe barrel aside , and caught constable had put himself - in fetters, and went into the :C ach es beeor nian e n s o n r y °iller of tet.':c e roioacnbv.imillenPafrpetabelirtandoebedefealint°e•had nand, 'is - • ihenian by the collar. I feuttd after that it was Dire, prison, and used other most improper stratagems tb Eatery. European society, and indeed every society in th e were cixivieted In 10.. each ind costs; nutoubseqstenter the debt -.6 ille'lard hold of ray collar . I received a 'violent blow acquire ev i dence - from a pr i soner , which he afte r wards world, formed an independent power. He knew well 1 first cases were witbdrawn,-and that on the latter enforcosl..•. . on the bade of nly• head. I don't know with what. It - brought against him; His Lordship eipoundechthe evil ' thatevery republican e,rmonarchical state had a right t o HATTON-GARDEN. '- - . ~. . • 1 Abdiked the led 'Dare - down together. I received a d ence as i t b ore ' against the prisoners, praisodthe for. 'be master within its own territories ; that the officers of Mary Bird was charged with stealing apiece of beef *frost** ( violent blow on the shoulder while on the r ound . Dare bearance ❑ of the gamekeeper and his assistants , and l e ft . justice should obey 'only the voice of the sovereign or shop of Mr. Cowell, at Wather-lane. - •- ", . still had hold Of me. I expected to l a t e My life. .1 had the case to the Jury. of the senate,. Ale also knew. that decrees made in a Mrs. Cowell stated, that she •was string In a smug roomddjojn. . • • fig the shop, when she law the a s leave it with something i a Mall 'pistol, and shot. I - fired at Date. The hall The Foreman of the Jury asked leave for them tit foreign country must, before they could be executed in wrapped in the end Of :use *And, and roirowing her, she' .iiiied a /ter vent into his neck . He left his 'hold and surrendered retire. They were satisfied by ' the evidence, bet there France, be ' laid before the Judges of his Majesty the piece of beef, and ehargetfehe prisoner with lfavtleg - ototeolt. 4a • - • . lliniself. I *retie up and helped to bind the bands of were shades intlie degrees of guilt, which they wished King; bait it was kilted, should the ordonnance of etecu- officer was sent for, ond•shis was conveyed' bo ! the .14 Mlles.. • . Ilion ' some others. I remember seeing Cox. I heard one of to distinguish, if possible.-They withdrew acccirdeigly, liens tbefeneskrof- pa riahs or etequatur, which was The risoner, -in atervter to ussioosesone the Magistra t e, said site wa s shoe!binder , residin "at •N 0.14, 2,mith's.alley Stun r • illyp.ifty sato Keep hike down." 1 saw three of the and shortly after returning to the Court, found ell the demanded in this case, be granted without an examine- town; that she wisp pa l ssint Cliell's slap bout Cm' o'cl i oik.'s:li a ut - p a- 1 )ii....i. down -stiu gg lin g with my people. • I tied the prisoners Guilty, but recommended them to. mercy; tioloof facts? : IleOWould refer to the principles of the a young man chine up to her, and 'tikes:ll l er If seri *wanted i Pee ids tifttlhtler,' Williams, "and `W est.. I saw no others especially Holdforth, Wintiebank and StrudWicic, 'who bld French la* to prove that it might In article 21, of beef? - She said, Thank Yon, Sad plit-it into her•shawl:-.1.1ie .V l 4 . .. s stetted ian - the'spot ; yes, Tsaw Wheatley. I picked tip seemed to havebeen theleaseiMplicated. 'of the celebrated ordonnance of 1629, the following ab-, was proceeding home with it, when Mrs: cowellean after Iser,.*Pd •- , • .aa genttoken'On the stock; the barrel and stock were The jabot pronounced sentence.-Daret 'Gunner,d her with having stolen it. She stoutly denied having beta tlisc solute principle was la , id down:-" No judiment gieen, Y,?`1,7 shop , • -•, - • puss p at all. • Wceby the guard ; it Was loaded with powder and. and Wheatley, were condemned to the highest penalty 'nor act passed-in foreign kingdrims, shall have aosier'of Mrs. Cowell here interceded, and said she would loiter *not 1. VIOL I . !band loose - shot in Dare ' s pocket; the size of the Act, !keen yetre transportation o Strudwick, keecution in feinee, but shall be- considered as simple prosecute: and inquired if rani had any family ? * • ' .7:. • • oft c A •• . - *Strut No:2 ; there was a little powder. I - know Hit!, Holdforth, Windebank, - West, and •Willinfils, to twelve Premises." The ordonnance added, " Notwithstanding The MAIIIISTILATE said that could not alter the cue. sill's, 11.!- .... . - • thetonitible. 'I never lost sight of them till Halt tooktem for the rotectioh of societ th ue cases Auld not he Illg - - the judgments delivered, our su4ects may contest their r 7 P Y' "' tl4 • b, Months' imprisonment, With, hard labour.. slurred over. The prisoner had added to her off e nce by telling a Ahem into Custody . righ ts as entire before the French-Judges," According • 4. most impudent 'falsehood, and he should insist it • pan the ease going •:" • George ilirdthetes John-Vickery Thobras Twill and. - ill .. . . ! „ • Cross-examined by Mr. AirDetws.-It was moon- • " ' • - to . at passage, and to the auth o rities of the Advocate. to the Sessionse•--The prisoner weir Iliiirlfraitnitted. ° ' thro Thomas Monk, were indicted' on the same "statute as in -5, light, but dull; ours is not a verj thick - cover, only one . . . . f • found . . •• • General Sequin', and of marry com p ile r s of decrees, .. . the last case, or beingarmed with • . gues o m a• -sr : • • -*- • . • • 0, iear's shoot (growth;,surrounded by inclos ed grounds. who have adopted those 'authorities he contended that . --- ..w00d, with intent to kill game in the pariah of Cob-. .eighteen), sete The lane ts'an accOmModation way , a private road. 1 ha m, - • ° ' - ttligmeins delivered ' in foreign countries against • . a - I t • on the night of the 19th of No oulditio .• . -•-' . - - . has been committed to Stifford,conety jail, on suspicion it saw about six Russ loaded with * powder and shot ;shot . -. , Itl o J tin ernes P r in ce. - t'renchman could not be executed iroFraece until after of having set on fire the cotton-mills at Fazeley , in tLe ftgo of'No. 2. Some shoot pheasants with it. I uSe N0..4, ' au - oo titt .' a new trial; but a simple decree of exe atmr, after the • • • ge ntght of the Bth November ) , whe eby they were destrOyed. 11 , -. James Prince • mekee er to Th omas isave .e. of a less Shbt. Our pistols were loaded with half. I gave 7 ,, . • -1 ta • P •...-,- •' . manner of those rendered in cases of arbitration, was - '• ' . r ein Cobham pa rish deposed, that a at el l • - . -.• An Irishman was once brOught op before a Magis- 1..] Point e a, p , tkO . one to Pillibn,•one to Day, and one to Monger ; they: sufficient to give the power of esecutiOn to foreign judg o trate, charged , with marrying six wives. The .Megio • i Are lObettrees. • the morniog of the Ifeth November, he heard shots .. • mans as between two foreigners. ' The Court of Cas- trate asked hint' how he could ,be so hardened a villain? Ida .' l' 'Re -exiitilted.-4hree bf the guns taken werebrokea. in a wood hillongieg to - ' . lde Manter. 'He artlit .iltitia,, sation -bra iudgirrent renounced id 1806' had sant', o - *, • -- ~'• - * • *• • • • • "1 armed with a pistol - and a etedfd;trieliteltifigiorifjeo. 44oo f •• . • P „., sense . „, . Please your A orship. „says. Paddy, e 1 wasp yip & to for (they wereerodeeed, mid seemed to•heve been broken . . . •.. . , ...... Vim interpretation of 029, one in woich rehendin - the suspected posiebereepoishaa ea ovum latle7 - "7' - , •- •• .get a good one!" • • recd into fragments). ,There were besides td'o elate. knittes, P • g . . ho . , ed . ...._ • d... ;fhart ju d gment Was pronounced • had 'chit 'peculiarity- the wood he saw see men, w •tratn iatewebutmence -- - LOOKING-GO A Sege di'S RSDUCIID SIC'S The No. from end two powder.nasks . • th at t h e parties we r e two French eretiorants who had re- il a brutal attack , upon hint, knocked itira 'down, ancebeatila • r t, I y and Gentry are .•respectfully informed they Nay •r a l iVilliana Pinion , labourer, went out to assist Pratt ontheir country, butw h o 'cons i dered tar . tu native . were him most unmercifully hebeggedfor Mete y, sips som e - be supplied with the best : Cast-Plate Glass, cf the largest t o o the 10th of December . I saw Pratt advance to the men • . ' e t . • 'l,. 't •• • .'' to l as having - been'stricken by civil death, anceconsequently 'd• • G of the party cried out-" oanreot win; gave St him .....1 hating .._.___ . . _ _ ih Cbtteswood ;there were five pr sex. I saw three guns A watchman bi ' • ' d•tk - ma d e, as .wr same to s assistance,•an e party . -n igners at the period 'When judgment Warehouse (established fifty years) , •N 36 , Piccadilly, - o. Os presented at Mr. Pratt; he said e Here they are." The •was.ronounced be tw e en - them bY-I pliant of Neuf- their • pc- in a-fewilieys iftereededsitheprisoners - and• opposite St. Jaints's Church, A. la , large . .I...sOrtllle!lt theh bade us stand - off, or we should have it. Pratt boy, named Undevoood, 0110 of the Dike Were taken' chy l e '' , i n switzerlanli The Learned Advocate con- Chimney , tbflitredbare. Pratt was knocked down with the bete . .. . •- • •o -o•,••• i •o' •• • • • eluded isy calling epos' the tribunal. to 'distirtg.nish in its- • up ;the latter voluntarily confessed tnatore waea•gunty . -. , - , . Pier, Contolioand.Dressing Glassee en.view. Plate G 1 for Sash Carriages , Sashes . .. COns2rvatorieh Li- of Fri yet •hi a gun: the man turned rotted, and j knocked him • . . and • .• -_.! a • jog.nretit the cafe 'of `Messrs. Mirth end Rothe fro party in the transa ction, empncatea tne prisoners,. hraries, Book-cases, La ' mps, 'Sic. temParatively cheaper m. ikfr . - detvii withla stick ; ficnocked asecond roan down , and . .. .1. . O a kl ey . then. I knocked another down. I *malted a blow over es and- another man named thet 61 Wallet* Sta k ' e and Otter - heirs, who hid t i n . 5 Prool C , ii., town Glass. Thei. Glass at this Warehouse is i • gave . separate interests. -- - ncierivoesd, 'Mite 'Was'addlitted apptover, now •.. .. - - allowed to be „of ta r e. finest colour . wed brilliaacs, 'S i - , r - 7 1 144 dlt hatid With the butt ~f a gun. Iliad a pistol, but M.•Eitiertr aftertvards addressee the Court on behalf';a a mast the ' bristine His evidence *leis ton: ' . evidence g,.r no . exceeilino the French . manufactures .4 d-•considerably - , ri lird'hbt use it; didn't think thy life in danger; my hand• . bf Vtifflestai 'Bl 4 4l l poole, an 'echitented ' himself with h• •- - G la . firmed by other testimony no the clearest manner . In., ..„ .. • - ~. . ... - , ~ , , , ... . c • eapet.Glasses conveyed eo any.pare of the. ,tiny;- ; Irks bert. Williams came up to Me, 'and 1 threw bon addition to his evidence were *deleted ehe irtilittar. aidopting MalTur tr developing the, arguments which y; - • dam, on spring w ithout any_- Of marlines,.. te . expense :pack- Re, • Sheen ;he had no weapon. I got a little blow on' the . Itaceiseenatideeita bytheCounsel who had preieded him.' e a • • . me • tonfessioni of the &WAWA. • . fi.c.ses'_ .. ~ ••" ::_ • s ~.. ;.: ' 110,'Istit that was nailing. I heard the (ring of the nn „, , , .. .. , -•• • .. • 0.. i M. Tmedalt Will commence . . his 'reply for Count , - -•• 1:- _.,-- -' " ; 1" -- -.- "• 4 • - Mr. ia . NSIALVII threw fits wets ea ate met?, or t he i .., .. itt . s. ' -liffittratt's pistol. "I.have seen Strudivick, and met him Ifentget kt Ale' etpirettell:efa seek. . !ETU. . • C o urt.- Th e - Jury found the iprisoners iill anklet ask 'f" ee - - - . - ~ - 4 ' 11101111100ifink "at the Bull, at Clandon.; 'he dieted me. ir . , be . 4 , Wednesdayse'lmiglit, ;•at itfOrd ParOseiiie trues; this Illy R ,same beer, and I drank with bib:. I sal *bye a •ss Young bus, , 'lAlter yi mg the most . , . • it the ' taedon, Wilt .r „, res_ ___t___ .446 ' . . ma st - a unrwaiu, t,. . ~_ 2 1._• ! :_. ' . 2 _ Mr Care _mouse, at the of the Rev. Thomas e,' of a inn. • .... it sentence to seven yeart . ws • a . - gk ___., • . • ~ •, A, 'la 't•olliad tint atop 'to hate any out th at night. ' 4 trXeCotrtAlna",___ tete itip ' ..t, ...- sigyium,.stoenty kit exare,aboireilletown of tillaloe, was' • .‘ - • . DIED. - .. ... ;'.He sentenced to ei g hteen 6 .. . dit. .r WV ii - *- - -' -' - - Tiat i bins ler d-..d hard he . tbald not Stalld it Ile or o , ~ .. °n _,_____. • w • ... - .11 r ""` " 1 . 1 _,„.... a " broken into by a gan of robbers t who, after. beatingl Dec. SW, 'at fferidgine ogled - 64, Itheltei..Y. fi. SW*, lOW ef At • ' - 4i . ftiafid not 'knew if he went away •a-borsebact or ' .!" on to tnree mourns imprescrampeae, bard "'"*" *Mitt mm's- think: sofa , 'robbed the 'house Of 20. gneas 4 thxlmershinn and and Wesewell, in Kant, • ..-. • -.n the House of Correctina. - -- •• - • ..- .- .-. e00jit 0. 04 ..•.: -.- :•.••• •••, 0 0 ,.. rtt • •,,,, Dec. 26, at his seat *Cornwall. Sie, Atausty thw r y . yolortb. A , . • ; bb l crawled 'into the Webd, and tafthere till ' e.y 'we re' gone. - - - ~,, D an i e l Page, a *tout cougftfilip,... veamesetest i ad in --o -.-- ....‘ -, st we . 4,....'"! Lim: w. g apparel . -Lin..tatrea. c.gq. uesday afternootiobetWeen three and four o'clock, as • Dec. 16, at Kihnprnsack - Mtn. ?dary Canoinghante,l tof -kr r• _ dept. Archibald Cuishing• hat'ne, af chi A - iii •Li . . yrs re ight.trratoess ea ' letbt'sztiattiineeby Mr..Aliosfitt43.-I did 'ant bien-1 • stealing a colt from John Kali* 'of : • . 1164 . ••••r•ALW‘Diatid Whiter.. a Istrior Wntri venen g erpon fift, re- ' . Dec. is, at Nfee, ited 42, the Hon. and Rev. Thibubs•Alked . egi • WE . recommendedto . merey._ . ~. „ ~ - .lat e Earl of Msleiesharys. , '. ...s ..i 4. . • ee. • don what night to Strad wick. Dare has a wife and ' .1 iteih, et iliide-linitge t Essex, was !seising tHotigh. Hardy sea of-the s. -Kingston, Jamaica, after a .hag Mame, 4 At .801. eitillitqh.. I Adn't know as to the rest . iam not a set - ,:, „., ~ - friipint roa 4 l ie.irm..42 4 iilly atta cked by a .robust , Georg e ft t n a i t h or I , . ' r , • 'nfprinations have . • .vant of Lord Cranley, but Igo tnit at 'night to look Out Twenty-six' dmigl alveirdy laid before' fideowo iVho..stsislitttlont Of a built, and knocked him Lately, at fttielulate cif. Holland , /toil. itail id) ii r blaitin his . , . osi 'VW itili- team the Megistratesof Wisbeeholigainetowners of " acme by - a ibilueabn - ..blost ea the head. - The saw ! ' rot* eipe ! kiste; Was . 4fed the 'tat Pathkr Of Rt. T 4 • . t i *WM Dhy was with Piiiioil and Pratt lon 'the ill At .Itc. fear not having their names paigielofteltreeli- guinary ruffian be, thus partially diett.bled,the Root, len 4 e. - Last Year b e orbit the PrwciPall • rmea 4 " thli**l 4 : • **re ffith ef December. A Man brute the butt Of a their waggons end tarts; tee le:titer Pelet:Of iehistes *the+ %lin, l'hiew i 'handitimitief direr hit eyes ‘fili- wiry Osten-• Dec.- 1, ia . the•canantWet RdiPlitifilils 4.bA,r4 , APPrile. Jew- The person with whom bebad inked. uBe AA he.hod no ~ ig:A 'bier thr head. I struck at him with a itielt. I necessarily convicted- in gaited , miti xiiiiTtieso'fiir 44;pilisle intsede,. and thew chew a , knife itcioss • his throat,' relation", arranged Matteis far OS burial at'heis't .>,l3k a Thaiday, I ' Aofil. k'flav who it was. Another -Man Arta me dosen.., omission. The penalty also .. .extends to -the earners Intl which lie laid open frogs eat tit tear ! but the windpipe in the Canoneste Clutiels ; :yird: •NtilVeh;elcilk" i•fritilitig in .i When I. gbt up it was West. I.FiOduced a - pittol, ard every coach, post-chaise t. or other cerriage, /et tither tie Ind* ptetticiettially eicaPeilinloes. Hetheitroteeded Edinburgh, having tot minima his death, - met :alba tibia the iii- • ''lie intitaered. Next meriting I fumed theta hie, butts, the whole or in piet tnhtre. • " • ' • 'to rlfle Ms patkets, and having relieved him T a sinali neral r was to talte.pliee, counternsarided ; A, as,46ted It Issupf.s. and , • . - i 4- r t ied off the coigne to their own. burfing-Brcalll4 t -to-ditl. "I ' • .ii' •.• Vet of - a Itoik. one *hole g'u'n, a holiel, and pelt Of a' Wednesday se'nhight, while the iliniiry Of Mr. TeaS o thridle of apparel, and '§ s. and 4-ed. in copper,•being.all. dg-'.. ',acts, *bete it lies rocked np in a hoi n elin'thegtotind, ‘ it a n e ity • , . . - thereed attached to it; a bag , ana in it a hen pheasant, dale, weblican, of the UreenonatketO Newcastle, were the rno'ney he htd.about hint, be decavotleaviog les arrange matters for burying hip Witir thAelitire il'itiOni ittibi. •ai k .• , a i West had a large powdeloliorn, and a bag with shot. dining on a leg of wetteensotherwere stylised eo 044 victim fot dead, bathed in his ere.. hiteetteheed to . _ ; •-..- o,_ .-- ...s. o , „ . • . 4 Jelifee Monger, assiAant- gamekeeper , sr as At the at- a halfpenny in the nierstiellitiArotif the Nem, Pr** tie dikierered in this alarming situation . about two . " COAL MARKET, tittcitisißlig ale i.. .. •• :" , ' Ol '- ' . i . • 'Wet. When I came up there was a general struggle. 1, Wit no aperture ) 'got oini eAternal appearance tOfitike i hours after, by a person who -happened to . -come that) Ships at Market. : ~. 53i Newcastle Ships Sohl •, -. ... ~erice.... b . . _a - ie ) . id. to -es.. eft. , 11( helped to secure Gentler. ; it seem probable that it-hed-heen placed there* deJ Way, and who, with assistance; hadohim taken to the let itimilerland -" • o ' .: s. Oil. t• -L 04. . - A t ' JA•fitlis Hall, constable of Wen Clandon , liteeril the sign; but, on the contranothe Irene* apPearailce o die k George, at Wanstead, about half a iii4distjuit, where ~.- 1 Cuba . . -•- . I :. --i. 0d..r0 44. di 51 t" 1 `.'.. . . ' yritekteis • saw them on the 10th ol• December , at ele- ' impression of the coin, and the qdatitity a - verities in . ' a surgeon attended as soon - as possible and' dreseed the. _ o ouneo OF F.XCI-INNGt, DAC: al,: • - ' Vet b ' la'ck at night. Pratt was With .Me the *bole the interior, near the place ,, left•Ob ee . :aictit to enteiteiri; 'wound, and every attention was paid-to the unfottanate 7. "Amsterdam .....:12 .. .-Vtd.F. es , ille ...a. ... ..: lifft 4 i . • ''tight. Dare had a ball in his necic, which the doctor such a Supposition. The . sheep to which . this leg Ite• man by the people of the house. He must havetied to ..Ditte at 5ight.....:12 0 Rot erdi - • .i 5 i . b .i t i alw - -• 3 ••• " " set; - • 10I .aa • - sextractedin my resents. Next morning-I Weht to the longed was a ewe. • • i death, had he not, while stretched in th e fOitli, '' toile;- • Ant;4 in ' .. ..... l ' . • Ge n no ° a n 1. I n. ... - . . . - house 7rt Stredwick; he was by the fire, his head tied Ctehetts itaftllllo.--Moiday, •Decenther 29, - the 50.: 4 vbured to • the greateffusion of blood, _ by keep- , ... . preven. tp. ) said I want you : - jot .were in- Loki Cr4nleye ciety-of College louths tinge at Alt.tteinte's - Cam. in a frandkerebief to the wound. He vas . on le ~ IS wit t g . y. crp,ex-mo. 12 5 Hamburger....... ' ' ' lal Li' liillb 37 8 . 'if enlce t . tr. Altena - ' 37 9 • Malta . -4.'.1.1:. 1 -111f •• = • 8 '' *Ocia last oight. I said, hoitilid *you hurt your bead? berwell, a tree and cbrOpiete peal of - Ottbrd Treble at the time be was attacked; to Barking Poor-house, , Parisiod . arssight,2s 70 . - 'Naples .....-..:.... iflik - - lie Ala; Itch down stairs; I Went ep steel; there waS 'Bob, consisting of 5;696 changes, conducted by Mr. where he was in Ole habit of receiving a ttifie Weekly to- D , itt° . "- .. ... 7.. ' 25 2° Palermo , ....,..”1 VII pet at. a • i •, Madrid, effective .16i . Usitnn•-•-.....- t s n -* t i - a bloody shirt lying on thebox . el tied.is hands ;he sa id George Cole, and Completed.th . threehears and tioehte... Weeds hiS support. Int:flirtation of . the • c i rcumstance ' Cadiz effect ...... .. 35 l' Rits Janeiro :.. .... 0 1 ' `it Or piiiceeiled from tumbling clown 'bills. I went one minutes, being the first peal of that intricate method l laving ,reached Mr. Satisisoita, one, of the overseers,o Bareeloni ........35 • Dublin :.:: .: . *.*.:.. be ' • ' towards Holdforth's house. Afterwards Strudwick ever performed 'on those belle. •he promptly repaired to. the George, and had the man Ellboa, cifeetive ;51 cork... t...; ..:. .. Ilt . itt helves one of the party, and got knOcked doWh. Cultism/Ss Pa stit.Some idea of the capacity of the liken the mew even' ing to the London Hospital, where , - 31 A All LS.-THIS DAY. • ' ''. i Itillift his eye-sight :he ilionght be saw peo e Cora. human „stornach may be formed bytbe follow' ''- mg ac- he lies id a-terecarious state, pir:SAUNpERS attended '• Att.. DU 11. - • ' . Axis. SIM 1 hag o arreit him, and three, his gun into tt l erivee. count ofp rovisions actually consumed hi • . "este .at.- a • th.st eet • c.. k . - France ..• a- 1 .1 i . '' • n V'lSth I took Holdfdrth at Claildbh. I held !nth members of a flub, whiel tisenibledata public-Manse to Mr. HAMDWICLE, the sitting Magistrate, to Imola Wa ter ford p . 2 eanti>ur g h 0 t .4 . • • ;,, 6' 1 ..... 1 , . o •'' - i .. :1 -.AA. • • '.. Guernsey and ier lAt t. 'Neat morning, I asked him if be was not at I.Aetie,mt Satutday; for their annual feast e o -12(libss ethitt - vrediti be the most ' advisable ` steps to pursue in La-lion , • • .II 'fi g' •. . * .e oatty. aitelf-they did not .theet at Motsiehble; of beef, a leg Anti a hliOulair of Muttonoweighiag 201bs. bidet beappeellend • the offender, as the Perish wOuld Holland ' they did. 1111: bad a.gnO, and wad sold ft. Ile' three legs of pork, of .I•4ltose - eaelt; eleven • large plunk spelt teeithertrteblo not eSpense•• bl • • in br gag bunt° jas r n , . - Tin a* 47 Aribliji its the phitt engaged. ' . . and plain pudding[ ; and thttle Aerial' vegeolbles; bes tire. Mo. Nattowtoteetecorninendedinformation to be o i - is.okauTiiied....-Witnesi :efiieie did &or Mouses sides potatoes. l t is ndtail Siewsbniffitil &it nothing givenite the-police of the metropolis, and to the horses sey it 1 Flanitirs t o' Brasiii e . o ' . ' co- 0 - 0 0 Grittenburgh •.0. - 3 • 1 4 . ] s:ti ' Leeward Island -• . 0 . e America , . 0 0 ~ ..! HIGH-WATER at LON DoN-itriibt tiv.MOIACT. Me - - •80 musutee ate? t ' ..:1 11 • liglita I* . 101 lie." t aid not try to. gtt the prisoner to was left for thiehliniktitit ti l e sett teNibilig: : 1) 4 1 , 1 1 ) Perrati eied'etheiyeadeseirtcers statio n ed in tl* n ei g h. .• ... lt.tf... .., ... ....,.. .... ... ....- .._ .2A timiu staiiittyls a stf . .. •O 4, • tilt about wile be had done. 1 dia not mein to - get of . e. ideate bait him duce hem. -co .pro - ' a toiel, erpotafee tif gyet two s wooe r . ‘ pe e e•detse botiebetaltlf -WiteroetflOtobbere was committed an if before dinner ? . ecosible to get a description of the robber. . ' LONDON. Fumed and published - Mace , Ttntrle- Ilan - . - by l'Avii tett, titkitt• 'f 1 i .11 - ... . - .. - , . _ . • . . „ - . • 4 • ' . • ;.. ittew''''''' '• - : -. 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