Star. — London, England, 1829-04-16 00:00:00

PARISH OF ST. M4RY-LE STRAND. Sir B. Ma k, Mr. Halts. and Mr. Beckett sat is Pen] 're ions yesterday, at SO W street. and Mr. Traub tt - - the Ye ,rdi Clerk. end Mr. Podley and Mr. Jones, the Overseers of St. Mary-le-Strand, preheated the parish magnets of the last half year, for the purpose rf sub. mining them for the approval df their Worships, and a being sworn to their accuracy. Sri R. Bornie, after inspecting the accounts, compli mented the Gentlemen upon the clear and satisfattory meaner in which they we e made out, and the attention which appeared to have been paid to economy in every d lepertment, and the economy which seemekl to b, observed in their affairs. They we's then signed, and the Overseers were MIN and the accounts passed. _ _ The present Archbishop of CANTERBURY has a taste musedlogly adeutspotis to his maresors. After having nude she Um of she See of London at Pelham a perfect parodies., his Once holiest to repaid line saes ea his present residence, at Leediesh mod Additives. C; , iel 'lattice Brn o shift his c etera from the Midland thresh, has tithed to his vela, agar Feet's Cray, to reatit health, previous to the approaching Tem. The Mar quis of La Niinnws etverrained the Ea! and Cemiteis et Hamanwev and a distingoisbed party to Raw yams day, 4 Latakia Hume. Bertssiey-sqoare. • Ss; Gnomon Urns. late M. P. for Colchester. and for whom a new writ wu mowed es Tuesday night. has. it is on derstad. retired fain Parliament from disgust. in cosaarsasce of the peed%of the Catholic Bills. A numerous and respectable Meeting of the hisser heentheiders of the padshes of St. Bike in the Fields. sad is. 'Sage. avombury, was held at the Pretwaseeme Tater , Great gene street. es Tessday. when • series of Rawhide's ha dkodar of the loteationt of the inhabitants se gut If possible. of the Basket Vestry, sad to support so caldiriate fee the Ake 4 Cborelmardell who was oat prepared aired his aid Is (Ikea g that Apia. wore 11•1111ilalledy agreed on. • Gam FNMA Tes—Tive dish ip of Loy isowhis sot oin red the following Clergymen to reach in the adenneotiesed eherchee tamerow (Good Friday): At St. Botelpha. Biehopegate, • Mr. Gam; St. Gibes to the Yields. Mr. flonow; M. Georges. Riesoisbery. Mr. Lareaux Matties in the Fiala. Dr. 11•011•11119. Serums van oho be preached 'at the Celledrill Charchee of at ears and Wrentham Abbey. trie pure h nsent.ma het s art said en ha se reaad a pre., Stehle hernia by the Ike ueenangled -seal for petithang. • • The Works of Art to compose the It ryal Academy of the omen were sent in on the Itb of. April, and-fame Riede well of the limes afforded to maim it ontistany Pad. . The East India Company have jest issued their de deaden fee the Jose sale. It consists et i t itio.akehe. of babas; 11,1110.4001ba. of cageataitipoi.gebee.and asesebosig 1,106,0001 bi. a serenhay and bye:welds ; and aveavems. of byes • hi all. 7.100.0001 be. or spo,oombs. losi than Ifs lest and pav lova ste el salsa Ire-ter day a Court of Directors was hell at the East leas Beam whets the Waving Comnandere took tam of the 'Caen palm to deporting for their respective destioatione—eis. Cartels Dane Ras Newau., Waveless; Captain Jam Bearea. Scaleby Cade ; Captain Reonseliorm. Vonsittart s Captain Geo. Itinuatio Barnes. Lomita Castle ;MI Cussla Roans 8 &saner, Chides Gnat, Chios direct. Captain Csatuorma Bums was ewers is to the mosassad of the alp Primer's Charlotte of Wales, coodgned to Bagel. The Earl of SUnnts, eldest saw and heir to the premiss Per at Reglaiid. the Doha of N•avess, will shortly ate Ids seat is the Rome et Cosamos. for Hossl a., oft of thei herenglis at Ow bliorriaes Dube, in the reset et Mr. Heue. why Mips the Mahn Hand:eds. Limn is engaged by Mr. Monate, the proprietor of. the lbsymiaritei Theatre for a lathed retina. to contosenoe .I*. Nat Pea sad MU; Latieday. Annette M Paces Conway aril Swanev'e Comedy, "either .4 whkb cab* acted at soy other Lades theatre. in cootaresues of the plays net bean beat Feb- Saki. will again be personated by their original and gorairse re pawintative. - • .The 13- eery end 11l the Clerks in the Commisskeiner's OVUM. Oldham Uoch-yard, have received orders to huh) tem: Moe, he rooduse's to resume to Ebseroess. It Is miscued thit the Chins in the Navy Pay-oliko will thaw bp reamed is -die pkie. Cosiathelianet Lame. !rem the Navy l'eard. In, we an detellad, tprelmed re 'aisperintiasi both Yards. Contedsehmer Csitimmss raking with the seek of sta -.4dndroL—leaktmete Niitt.l.l.llTiensT . CillAPW-t—A.citerett.aseas;ag was bad at }Ns alma a Thornily moiler lase, 'or die purpose of &may a secanser lathe toe Venerable Dr. WMPINI. who Ng 4a years was the catomed pater a that cnogroption. Flee esidessas were issilossed by the Mentlins; bet the atakeity of votes being in fa. "Mr Is,. 6.. Has, of the Sandi Secessio. Church, Met Orriesiessarearbod a call whisk we understood, he has asegoted. It it is true t••at the poor animals who aferded so loth souseemot to the "idlers es the Zoological Gutless were reheard by set oethem Ire Itsow of so 18111114 sollieleady severe M anly to salsa latent' if *teems amity and haessea. jiltriathestin Catholic 'llLVlief Mil, which received the Rigel ilighte Maiday,aaces—a• That this An shah mamma ileirj tale aloft at the Tr a i n or tea days from and atter the i= av ihirest" It dy becomes an tat en the Sid Int (111. Gower ); wither ini amMesely after the mu* Raster recess. all the Fish Catholic flies easy taint theft use in the House of Lords. They are seven to weber. iris. The Delia of Nam.. Lora Down. The Rained Snaswitme, Lord Pam Leal Div Cureteas, • Lord Searvesa, • Lard Autism. The Irish Gaelic Pars can only at in the House of Lords as Beware raw Peers ; but ea foregoing certain.privileges. they my, Mho Pateaten Irish Paws. sit I. the Noose of Commas, milking Metal for any plea is &Owl- Qs es accusal can they be elected so the . omamos Hove hinny amity. city, or borough in helmet. The impart of cotton iota Liveepool. during the past week, ha. ern uncomsnouly larAr. N.arly SO simile from the United States and Hi lad. n with the staple. hive entered th. Errs within the la 4 nine days. TA* total impart rot cotton daring that period could rot be less than 7410tXt.halts and Asir% which. added to tbe quint it y. p. evieosly received since thrums+ meacement 4 the jai gives . tot al of 230,00 ) bass.—LiverpoolAlbieg. On the day after Mr. Snernasiscures assist, at the welt of Pagoda tbe necessary sitsgunkntis at lived at New Toil ft nithe Ate•gnees, and seveval . paw s west re ceivertroM ttae 89licitor to the - Corosni.tee rf Banker, ' sot STtpYttrsns was touter de si. their suit. It has beet ascertained, that on Ic - En:land Era PlilltiloN bad h t MOM tl.aa 2,'' k notes and sotereigas in his.poisetion. anti • • •in the most depletab e mite of dis.iess. The report that he bad seat out, preparat.ry to his trans-athatiC expeditoon,. large sem of money, is quite destituteof tounchoi. & Should Mr. STIPtItNIIOII be able to make as arrange. Meet with PASKIviII 4111 J with those pet sons who.have been sent Ott wth accredited doctunronts, his friends eateitsia no doubt of his return. h tew'days ago, oi e of the Magistrates nf Queen. square Police office was requested by a Gentleman to attend on an officer's widow residing at Bethnal Green,_ at any convenient time, forth. purpose of ad. mihim.ring an oath, and signing an elliJavit asuboris -4)4 her to set - more her busbandi pension, the litly being bed ridden, and enable to attend herself. The Magistrate accoriingly repaired to the lady's dwelling, and atter performing his necessary duties, in the course of con verbatiort; from various eircontstarice , , discovered that she was his gnats and instead of being a Captaist's *slow, she was the widow of an Admits). Asa Mr. Tomliirson was passing along Wetntinster badge road, on his way to his residence at Vauxhall, ahuarlialt past seven o'clock, a few evenings ago. 'jest is be reached the Marsh gate. a fellow in tcbed his watch n'id seals. which were worth 201. ran down the "Sir cut and escaped. Mr. Tomlinson was so much setprised at the suddenness of the attack, that for some meads he could sot recover biome% and in the mean time he thief contrived to escape. TN' ZING. 1 Wimps; Aram. MAJESTY Wt the Code this afteraeos shortly after three o'clock. acconspanied by the Doke of Cusraaat.aun, the Lord Steward. Col. Tnoirrow. ire. in the pony phaetons. for a drive in the Great Park. His MAJESTY took the mate through the Little Park and by Frognsore. on his way to visit the Royal Lodge., Virginia Water. Su. His MAJUTT continues in good health. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cuseasautun ar tived at the Castle this atorsiag at tea o'clock. and i• expected to continue with the Kiwi fer a few days. The Duke of WILLINOTON arrived at 11 o'clock this day, and had an audience of his MaJamt until about a quarter after three. when his Grace partook of refresh meats. and soon after returned to London. Yesterdey Lord Cr.amoisant paid a visit to his Mss• aa►ry at the Castle. His Maxesvv is expected to leave Windsor Castle about the middle of next week, Inc Undoes. His stay in the setropoli. is expected to he of 6 weeks duration. COURT CIRCULAR. The Princess SOPHIA conk an airing in her tut el vesianisy, ter the tins slue her recovery ken her rem' . Prince PoLIONAC, French Ambassador, had IMI bitersiew with the Sad of Assartese yesterday, at the Ogee of the Secretary of State for Forsigi Stairs. VIIC. nut Mamma.' held a levee as First Lord of the Adairaky yesterday, at the Adadraky, whit\ was attended by about thirty Naval Moen. Eirl BATHURST Asked Mr. PRIM yesterday. FASHIONABLE IN . CELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS • Tee gar) of St. Germain% in Sc. Janseesoispisre. front Surrey; Coigns) and Mu. Brown and family. at their residence, King arm. Portoan•agaare. (moat Aiwa Bury. liens; George Dentlister , Rei. and Mrs. Dempster, in Oeorge•arset, Haswer♦gasre, from: Scotland; the Swish sod Marchioness de Massie and unto, at the Darlington Hata, Old Darlington and Cork.easseu, frogs the BrasUe; Mr. and biro C. F. Bennett and MI.. Obenterd. at dkte. from the Royal TM; Crescent. Clifton; T.% Racoon. Reg. M.P. at ditto. front Devises; G. Towrey, Rol. at Crawley's Maul (law Coolie), Albensarle-aureet, twat SunniagliiS; Mrs.ond Miss Pur est. at the St. Georges Haul. Albessarinstreec, frogs the Cenci nest; Mrs. and Mai M Cansnalags, at Ririsbans's Hotel. Lower Brack -stone, frost Pads; Wet. M'Qulf, Rag. at ditto. frau [re load; Capt. libd lire. Lathers, la Intgent-street, freak Brighten. CHANORS. . The Comtem of Maselskt and Lady C. Murray, from lifivert% Herd for Itithmeod; the Marquis sod Marchlooms of Salisbury and the Damara Marchioness of Salisbury. far Hadekl ; Vlsteamt and Viscountess Eastner, from St. Jaas's•square, fur their sem, Reigate, &orgy; Miss Wykshent, from Strattomareet, Pita dMy, for Brighton ; Viscount Boyle, trem the Hyde Park Hstei, Hyde Park-plate. fee the Coming= ; Lord and Lady Gray, the Hots. Misses Gray, and the Hem John Gray, fres& ditto; Captaim Median and the Lady Seam Hodson, trent ditto, fur Brighten. THE ARMY. At Lied Hua's Levee. thls day, there were preent—The Duke it Gordon. General Miller, Lkutenant. Geneva Sir W. C. Grant General Membes, Illajor-Gesseral Balfour Uentesantaf3enersi Sir Thsenas Brown , Air Miter Chichester, ied about thirty ether Meets. Yesterday the remainder it the 4th (Irish Dragoon Chards), wader the cassamnd et Canna Rees, passed through Twentesi.ms that rime to York. This regiment presents a remarkably loft looking body s.f mem A detschnton a the 734 Regiment of Foot embarked at Mike. hags, es Saturday evening for Liverpool. The Werth Semereet Iteeimem a Cavalry wlll mennble In Bath this sensamer, few eight days' permaamt duty., dark% whisk they wilt ar insPenied. It is reported tal the Military Orel.. that all Infantry Real. mews above the number of ninety will be disbanded. The let Regiment of Dragoon Guards, and the nth Wrginsent of Dragoons, have received imlent-to =about the In ant neat month to Ireland, to relieve the to t of Dragoons, sad two 341 Light Dragoons, that are ordered to Eagland. the sd Reeinsimt of Dragoon Goiania have received orders to, such from Fiershin Barracks he °money, and will lie replaced at MOAN Barmen be the 11th Lancers. Detachments belonging*u several Regiassms in the West bales have disembarked at Gravesend, frost is heard the Wanderer transport. and marched to Chatham. NAVAL INIELLItiENCL Mane Amgen, Tins Dav—Dublin I—Waterford I—Franse Hanshurgh I—Flanders 1. DU% Aran IS....Wind &W. to W.& W.—lt his News smog in squalls wan of the day. ad several of the ostwar&bosod ham put back. •Fbi*srwrt. Aran 13..-.Wled &SM....Anne:l the Katt. wises. Plumes, from Cadla. It Mew a heavy gale Ista eight from && W. Seven. p. n. mere esederate, IL W. to S. Psvasooni, Anus lb.... Wind S. W.—Arrived the Emma. Frost,' from Rye, for New York. Paulen:lN Annals...iled &to LlLL—Anted the IfXsa, Seams. from Ass Cayes. Stuart, Area 13.—Arrived the Kate, Crawford, from An. Figua. CLTDR Aran U.—Arrived the Rance. Rebertsou, from De. ineftta ; Suaknore, Auld, from Antigua; Jam. Why*, from St. Lads; Roger, &swan, from Charleston ; and Camillus, Nellie. from New York. RAMIGIATII, Aran 15.—The Pohang,. Loam, from Leaden to Paster. having ram u the west hank of the harbour, has made muck water, and lt Is leafed pan of the cargo is damaged. Ceaseless', Aran 11.—It has blown a enure gale at S.W. all day. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THZ FANCY. Massa Byrne anti Phil Sampans —A Goodman from arming ham ea Monday night, eared whack Phil Sampson against the re.. bet Byres sot Ming present. se match could be made. The battle-money in the match of Real and Sam has oft yet bees paid seer. The stakeholder bad mistakes the appointment, be; on early among will be owned. and the stakeholder will take the ch*. and the matter be finished as it eng_ht to be. Besenner. Arai" 23.—Theraday tan the'imet Hone: fox Wends met at Padang with good bootleg weather and a cheerful Self. Inclusive of Sir Konen Wilmot% Sli R. ?Whiner. Male and Mr.. Russell, the has. C. Craven, Mc. A sturdy deg-foe was at length enkenoelled ha a gorse patch. seer Rdbertea, which broke coverts eartal ftyle, and the view hallos rent the welkin. Beyeard was the rawcrea of a sluggard ; his 'weed presently pm banes and dugs is their mend% bet the sown was breast high and his break la danger from the esdaught. The chase was rapid and feariesely penned for tie and tiny niboutes, Poyolop•hiN being eseensed as us " the wings of the wind." ficedding to the right net a mentem was lest by the fez; an shift or alter his pace was midway to perish; be costionei it therefore to Newtimber Holt. where he was fairly rim dews and brooked. At the COIIIIIO4OPHISSIK of Me struggle the beetsessa was threw, est ; he was Mob* (en Rey. yard at the wet of the gores, when he broke away eastward, sod neither whip ow emir 'amid bring him again well op with the field entU Tally-he ! tad proclaimed the victory. The meads, at With. dam with the above pack en Saturday. was a brilliant onn-set Mss that • hawked weeneouatod sportsmen were there. The diversion of olds day was of a swing nature, bet net onaniesing. A deamedant of the brush tribe. having bees enkesselled is the form, brain in a direct Mee for Semessir Park, and entered k. with the semi high, followed "by all wheat it esseersed. • la the Park, however, by one of those incidents whisk will sometimes occur. the fan lased embolism ;sad the unespecied Mander—a number. however, elfin mesas fendly—became the shiest of pursuit, and which, breaking from the miciesure, took down the bill to Mid dleton, bet was heeded. turned bask, and, heists alisted by a seared hare, which crowd the line Glenne, prod sem el schism in the pack, escaped; and, probably, by the i islid windings in and about the mderwm4 rejoined his pre viesdp reamed cost. mans In the Park. There leaving hint le lietions security a third foe was sumessfelly brought Into play from the gene at Patches, which took Paogdoen Holt and Clayton tisk is Clayton Wood, where, being heeded, the Weiss ground became the selected mete. At this *sclera a seasonable discovery was mode s and anchor elegise, by dransetanca matched frees jeopardy ; "a ekes, vises," Was prottiland. and 'shoed through ate OA. di tatoo • g it ganors wore attoodod ou t the dogs *blood .1 and this coadderatotr undid the trots se the day. FALL OF A ROCK AT NOTIItiGHAM. Tv stnagers usatrainted with Nottingbawi it will be necessary to pre.* that mo.t pest of it is busk upon rock, winch forms &reran rising hillosks. and sonss parts oil perpendicular cliffs. barring 'streets running below, so that one house seems actually built spun the roof of another. This is the cue with the High Pave enemy on which many of the must respectable houses are erected. as well as the County Gaol, St. Mary's Church, and beneath the High Pavement about is feet is Narrow Marsh. the oldest street is the town. Von oidecible apprekensions have for several years been entertained, thato portion of the rock above Narrow betweeNthe County Gaol and some brick arches (which bad been erected for security), was separating from the main body. especially at the back of the house occupied by Mr. Carpenter Smith. It was not, however, till within these few days that the fissure opened to any extent which could be coasi dered alarming. Small portions of the rock and sand kept falling during the past seat, but still nothing immediately serious was feared; and, though in the Nest of falling no power could hairs prevented the houses below from being crushed, yet no persuasioos Id induce the inhabitants to quit the prkanises. On Sunday the fissure at the back of Mo. Smith's. and running through his garden, opened to that exteat, and sontinsed to yawn so fearfully, that the Magistrates deemed it necessary to warn the inhabitants below of their imminent danger, and recommended an immediate abandonment of their houses. To-day the s) metopes of a fall grew still more alarming, and the residents four of the buildings tithe,' the sock threatened most, were induced to quit; but it required Magisterial autho. rity, is some instances to effect this. as several indivi duals complained us the shame's of the notice for departure. About b olf past seven this evening (Monday) a tre mendous fall of rock (some hundred tons) took place nearly at the back of the Loggerheads public hoes', in which it appears the landlord (Mi. Godkin) then wis. to about three minutes the whole extent of cliff gave way. and five houses were crushed into one general wreck. Near the spot where the first portion which broke away fell. the gips of a coat were vi 'lsle, and in a few seconds a young man was dug out in a state of insensibility. but shortly afterwards recovered, baying only received a few bruises. Reposts were circulated that others was under the ruins but up to the WWI boor no more bodies have been found. Mr. Weight bad been assured that his house was per• fatly safe, and, therefore, be removed nothing. A few minute* before the catastrophe he left home; and at that time there Nes a man IVOI kips at a frame sp staim, and two women below with his wife. Mrs Wright says that she heard a noise like thunder (that part of the rock most distant from the house gave say the first). hut, without entertaining an, punkahsr idea of dauger.sbe went to the street dear, which she found it impossible to open. Without a monitor's hesitation she threw open the easement, and leaped into the street, but fell. The man (named Slack) was coming down stairs from his work, and, with the other two women. made their eats the arse way ; but it- must have been the wait of a few moments, for Mrs. Wright, as soots as she recovered the see of her legs, ran into an ratty immediately oppoike (by the side of the Lord Byron public bouw), sad then turning round saw her house one shapeless mass of ruins. Slack declares that at the time be jumped from the window, the back part of the house was crushed in, and some of the front fell on his legs in his efforts to escape. sts • hIRLANCHOLY 11011. Or LIVE NY DROWNING. Yesterday niorning o alrast ha:f past sin o'clock, most distressing and taint:Moils accident occurred in Lima house-reach. by the swamping of a wherry. which, we lamest to say. deprived of 'valence the following in destiiiits men, all having wives - rod families: Robert Easiest. vrataraisa. Dog and Dusk loam David 'timpani's. natter, Dirpsfeed. Thomas Jams. lamps; dim n ... Gray. mOttwrtsbt. ditto. Rabat I,lirA ditto, diem. • Thema, it4was. sail naker, din% and Jolla Loeb. am. Mu& • Alsoit the hour mentioned it wasslth tide, and owing loth, heavy gale 'from the south-west, a heavy swell occulted its Linsehouse-teach. which rendtted it ea. Hemel, perilous to lawch any small boat or whiny. However, Russell, who was plying at the 'Dog and Dusk Ferry, was solicited by the unhappy suffermsand two other workmen, named J.ihn Baptist and Wickham, to now them across the Reach to a foreign vessel called the "At dant'," lying outside Lime housrpoint, on board of which they were engaged by Mr. Cardnor. shipwright, to Salk. They (sk ived the boat, and sat down in the stern. Russell rowed to neatly the centre of the river, when the gale increased, and the boat was struck by several heavy saves, and it amused impossible that she could live in such a heavy surf. The ill fated persons is the stern of the boat sat more closely t gether, and the nest mo ment the sherry was struck by a wave. and instantly tilled and sank. The two men, Baptist and Wickhion. got clear away. being for ward in the boat; bat the semen-Jet sack together ; and its the desperate effort to save themselves clung to' one another. struggling for life. Jones. who was a good sviimiser.esdeseouted to get away; but Gray and LI yd clunk to him, sad, after a few convulsive efforts, they were . all overwhelmed by the heavy 44, and sank together. Russell looked but once oft the dismaying acct.,. exclaimilo,- 4 . Don't cling to each nther. or •e shall all ne drosfned. Help! Oh my I' Here his voice was drowned by the heavy surf, and be poliahed. Llewellin swain a shoat "diitance towardsithe Atalante. calling for help in the most piteous and agonising manner, but his bubbling cry was soon hushed in the sleep of death, as be soddenly task es if cramped. The watch on the deck of a Spanish ship perceived the accident. gave an alarm. and jumped into a boat, but the oats being on the deck of bit -vessel a delay occurred in gi ICU's . them, bad before the boat leached the struggling men, teeth of them bad sank into their watery grave. Baptist and Wickham were picked up in a very exhausted state.—• Owing to the violence of the surf and another heavy squall, the ship's boat was near y swamped. Russell's wherry shifted away with the tide, but was found. taken ashore, and yesterday formed a sad objet of curiosity to a crowd which had assembled. Daring the image day the river was dragged by several boats with drags ; guns were Seed along the sur face of Linsebouse Reach, and every means were pur sued to endeavour, it possible, to recover the bodies of the unfortunate men who bad perished is this untimely mangier, but without effect. The last accolmts Irons Baltimore, which cows to the nth /larch, state that the Americas schemer Martha had arrived is See days from Owes. She had saileti Is company with the Pallas sloop el war, which had talus sot the Dosch Arshaesadar, sad was hound for ilia flavaasah. The Pallas brought acceents that the Salvadorean. wets havisglati Geatemala, that the Ameri can blisiontr. Geseral Hammon, had arrived, sad wee well re &bed by bath parties, sad that nisch geed was uproot fres bls awdlatisie ASSIZE DITELLIGIISCL NM llama( ta. y e w ion 5.... Ikaribt. Lied Mkt Andes of the 1.10. RIGNIWAT. 1101111111% Mg Room, aged 0. and Sawed Roosts, 22, one capitally indicted for itiving, on the 2,1 day of January last, in the parish of St. Peter. in the city of Ely, felo niously assaulted one Robert F-1.: put him in bodily tear, and stolen from hi, person 4 some, eigns snJ a half. This u►e suited the greatest interest is ibis city and isle from the youth and respectahauty of the primmer% and the Court was crowdesi. Mr. Pants stated the case foe the Crown & Mr. Gun• NINO conducted the defence. R 'bet Few. examined by mP 811111-1 ant S farmer. midis% at Witt:Mord. in this isle. On Saturday night, the Sd of January,l• was at the Anchor public•hoese is this city; I did not take particular entice who was there besides. When 1 left, about twelve o'clock, the prisoners and three other men, named Deatoa. Tall, and Chap man. went out with me; I hod on regi.us acquaintance with therm I west home by the high-road. As boos as I got out of the publicibouse, one of the five knocked .1 my bet. I then went to a bowie opposite to get a bed for the night, but the prisoners said they would cads of me, and see me home, and one of them took held of one arm, sad somebody else rat the other. Fart of the road to Witehford is very loney ; neither It. the not village on the way. All the five accompanied use tbroegh the Ely toll bar. Wheat we bad gut about half a mile through the bar s one of the five can. behind roe and tried to sip op my heels, bat did ant succeed. A little fustbet on another of them came behind me sod knocked me down, while one of the patty riled my pockets. I had in a piece of paper, in my breeches pocket, four sovereigns and a half. I got up oxtails. and. then I was again knocked down over a bank of Mr. Page's. After a whale I got up and went home. On the following dal I saw a man named Lu Islington in Ely, and be and I went and saw the two platoons. We had some conversation with than. • Cross-eternised by Mr. Gountem-1 told the that, if they would du what I asked them. I would forgive them. Luddiagtoa said to them. "It ycu don't give him his mosey, you'll both stand a good chance of • being banged: Mr. Guns, no coatooded that this promise and threat vitiated the confession of the prisoner, subsequently made. A conlessioo. in order to be admissible 111 en. donee, must be free and voluntary. and not *maned by any threat' Or promise. Here there was both. It it wine intended to an evidence of what the pitmans • bad dose in the way of restoring any money to there. . section, that also wee inadmissible , bring connected with the pronsi eof forgiveness held oet to them. !be : same laments which would produce a groundless con- fessioo would also produce gioundiess cooduct..aad she acts of the prisons wetaopen to the same obj arenas their parole cooleisii.n. W. Payee, Para, contended, that although the omissions, beink obtained under a promise of tot give- • , mess, could sot themselves be received in evidence. yet that evidence of acts dose eheroards was admissible. orittwitlwandiag they might be done in eemeqemee of • Nib promise. • The Loan Cutts JUSTICI was clearlf of opiates:: that nothing that was said by the prisoners, attn. Ca protaibe of pedal. could be received iu evidence. as the Z • woad general principle of law. that w what is extraeledP.4 by promise of favour. er d,aws by the threat of Pow.. 'is hisdasimible." The other questioo. whether the 111311-4 • the prisons,. were admi.sible in evidence. was a aim* • prim and be would therefore native the ptoi.&. hit state a note of the objection, and reserve the point. iw order that if be were wrong cheviot might be corrected. • Examination resensed—Luddington, the same day, brought axe I. tar sovereigns and a half. Crom-exaisrined—l aas a lode in liqrsor what I west into the Anchor. I was so ' 4 limb" that the. landlord setused to draw me any beer. Did not notice the utes's cottatesauces when I went out. and did not bef. , re krona either the poses. or she names of the visorless. I should not have known one man fora another at she • dine. I stayed an how and a ball at tl.e Ascher the . two pri aims lived between the Anchor and mg house, es tLe toad we were going. Demon and the two Wong • have run away. • Jahn Ellis—ls landlord of the Anchor ;on the 34 of Awe •ry the prosecut..r came to my house; be was Very fresh" sad cold. He bad nothing to drink at my hoes., but lay down before the ire and went to sleep; he was fresh when be tweet oil; the poisoners and three other meet were at my house et the time be left. and I said to them, I. Yoe bad better accompany him, and take care of biro borne" Cro•swaamined by Mr. Gunerao-..1 refined to draw. the prosecutor any beer. became be was so ups, the • ' shapers and she other three did sot come to my brae • to company together ; they came is ow et a time; I have known the prisoners for a long toile, and their character is easy good for honesty. ••. Druid Hohne•—l am watchman at Ely ;on the niett tithe 3d of Jam I saw the proretutOr. •dm two psi. seems, and two other men, on die road ti on; the Anchor. to the ton-hat ; that way lead. to Wischford ; .Tall bad hold of his left arm, and wet...walking along quite quiet sad peaceabl e ..s. ,• , • . Croncaamieed—This was between the Ancheetbid the house Lithe prisoners; did net *teeny sonreof shwa% and did Rot know •bet that the mimosas might belie ' stooped at their own house; is quite sure there were •• . oily four awn with the prosecutor. although heels the five sever left him; bas knows the prisoners twelve • years, and their character bat always bees very good foe honesty and industry. • John Lioldington—l saw the prisoners the day after the robbery. lbey gave me something. Mr. Goslings interposed, and it appeared.thst the prosecutor; at the time the article was gives to Lod. dington. told the ;miscasts that" if trey gave itall p, • he would forgive them." Oa this, an objection was taken to the tact. of the prisoners bevies giveo any thing to the witness; but The LOIS Cult! JihTICIII said, he . Iroald node, evidence of the fact of something baying been gives to the witness, bet should reject any obsereatioes either of his or of the prisoners, accompanying the act. Examination cootinsed—l received a sovereign from Samuel &:oms; two from Denton. and 30.. from my servant Wilkinson. I gave it to the prosecutor; orb together four sovereigns and a half. 1 hey owed use so money. Cron ezensined—l have knows the prisoners twelve or fourteen yews, sod their character for bounty sad good conduct has beta creellent. They live with their Ilsothet, who i► very old. sad wbom they maintain. Willimn Wilkieson--Is servant to Mr. Leddiegtos I received of the two priSOSITS and Denton and Tail 7•.6d. each on the 4th of January; gave it to his master; they Deed sae Duchies. This was the case for the prosecution. 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