Star. — London, England, 1829-04-02 00:00:00

• - - - 31. • , Seamus OcCURUKsa AT AW ,0 4, 11 . *Man , . e _o f iSaiiiedsilltas the 28 . th. inst. ever,y**.re occur lance took place at the above mines, in eetlsequenee of, • afire breaking out in one of the pit., and .which, .buz for the activity and ezertioimof the overseer,. would, it is feared, have projed.fataTio many of the 'workmen. Ira a certain part of the mines there is fi are .engine for drawing water at a considerable deptiwthevent of which is carried up %chat is termed a shaft lined with wood. la this. vent the Emit appesri originated, and as the .gaiDes soon caught hold of the lining, the danger evert int ripont became mole and more alarmingelle work men were immediately called to thelpot, and continued until Sunday morning, using their-utmost endeavours to check the progress.of the fire. • With this view both eyes of the theft etere covered in, and the air trtill7 eseleded,which it was thought w , 11141 hoar tbe effect of eitingnishing it; but on 'Sabbath forenoon it was diAirvered to be burning with greater fury "loin belore. and 'about forty 'men were instantly sent • down to strengthen the covering of. the shaft. They bad scarcely commenced operAtions, however, when therjeere all of a sudden involved in a choke damp, under the infloan e of which, but for the praisearurthy 'senior's of. 'hate *ha were called to their assistance, they nt!ibt'ltlf inivi tab!y have perished. When the first intirpettpit ailthe aceideot reached the village; itatts truly jistressivig. CO ! u iitiess the manner in which the women andichildten of .the .place oohed towardi: the scene pf dAolier. • *The indiiiishtah, as they were ez:ricated froin their p,etlities almost-all . in iensi ble,• bet- awing to . tine otlegtmu of Mr, Watson. surgeop, exception of t wo,Who. suffered more --soretetyvvionsre7 covered. Too much - praltreinisti be.bestovred upon M r , John Brim:well, I.licvalongst-with therilther over seer's, paid all the attention that housanityCould - doctate towards both:feta. • - - • INSOLVENT. DEIROES OE • • iswsPAPltti-111111 umatirci Dovits. - • atcuitani.. • • . Thhiniolvent, orbs was breathe ap yesterday 4 be alma fle bia petitiou to be discharged. was opposed by Mr. CATIf s sorbe. ball of Mr. Vitamins...of. the Italian Opera. seise basi - dbcbined a tei-diei against tbe-intobrent, for a libel pablieni ♦ hi tie afor aswi • - Men .. . Mr. Hasse l -lkbat business did you earrilisir In aulvent-ta' have lately bent the pelmet, publisher, and pre evictor of the 4ge . . • - -Mt: Users—Were youths sole ropiest: ? . • • Insolvent—Orisliaily I was the sole proprietor, but I disposed of.a half share °tilts propeity. . 1 Mr. Haan—An you now the printer ouch. pipirl ' _ .. %solvent-a-No. I believe the maw entsred.sarinter at the Stamp. Once b Ann Durban. Wlio do you • consider to be your partners is the camera 7-1 topeitlar epersoo of the name of 'Charles Maley Weatlitscott to be)l tallest' bt Abe consent: but Iliellete the nail: !glittered' at the Stamp like Is thet•of ' Aim: Ilisehant: Am I to understand that Ymesidd a ehare split. Malloy *eat sums ?—Yes. . -- -1 - •, - .Thins you ate still &raw: in the meant 7.-rinapider myself to be sot:nisi to the estentel Itaff it. • •.. - . Cater Cosiummotra ,Tais cur ea ost. lialiest* i tllr. Heath. In tbp.aebeeksle the sosolventla described Ur 0 lite proildatear". of the affe s .and be now swears thailm..is etlitglidenrilf 4..,Linli f .ei thatintwapaper. His domniptianktuppesi 06d 10:11011101066.66 61 9. :4 711r.corno(Counsettortbatisofigotoperstiliataly;114614800o asemsokke oapleined.. Mr4zlticlintolk•yon fault 0141107ilarialots .11,1111 kali sit* raper to Chaste.. Molloy Wisibiamete gi; ft pas, seropiallipp4l a . :961019. to hint- No i ' l Willey* . sly aastinolookto Illinie . ,' - ' ••• ' ' "• ' ' • ' .-. i: • 111s..Cooim•e1)0 yeli . lat luio i becidiosiri Aff, 4 04 : 01111i a . tliesisicwol--14, arm .. .• ' '. • • v.: ,. : : : s u s s : dints Ciannasittaal.ek IS rite clear that ibis tit l e iitime4as Sow hearti.l,4 lagivent has bassi adatitised by I vilftigimarksikk. Mc.,llaate-;-laseivetn. I Moe new to state en prollrif 3k.. P 7 ge!aira 1114 ha .nuaranivan. Nay si.poettiess en* yogi dieeberiri it ynottitil disclose the name of the *Mho: al'alle libel.urel him. histivent.,-fahouliteimaider royaelt the most disgsanalut and diebinitiniable mat in ezistedce it l went to make such a disclieurs r--itking•,tg disdain the name of any man who' had written as artitig,M aw paper. I would bedinprisoned foe life seeing than do minis Vitas; .anJ I am esseinced anemia" Gentleman whishcate Me feel.. that t4boiikt . as; lout dishonourably by Eakin such a dinierfarr• .•. ' - • • ' ' . ..1 - • ' ' Mr-Aleacw--I:iumeseilMisiml do with the opinions of others ; but I ntehe you a propodisiK• by accedint to *bids you -4411 ob. toilet your discharge. - • •Insehrent,-1: again say, that I .never-will disclose the dame of • the *Mho& I :s hould set most diatioaourably•bideitig Ws: • As Maims (to the Cuter)- lam instructed to apply that Ed weed lingers 11.11,-Xsq. a weaker, be appointed Amiga*. .• • Mr. Titerry ant Jemmied to oppose the appointment et Mr. Hughes galleaad tO apply tbat. Mr. Cyrus Jay, ilf•Sergoint's Inn, ' en& Mr.-Cenitingham of Pleet,street. printer, and 'who - ant 'alto creditors, .be appointed assignetti.• 'I hope wh en the Coon takes Into consideraden that Ur; Higbee . Ball is a Mkt triathlon, and now all connected vritk trade, - and not retailintio Ragland 1 fur the greater , portion of the yerr,thati• will fir of bpittlea that 'that.Geodesum washing{ be a predeat eantager of theiasoletim's aunt-14104114sitheirie;vrtlir the creditors, Map? . that Giesler matia eris.agliebseil. astimito,:tbe meta:. braked of'. asebitibildi avallableifectim bearlfretitha eteditori; -would be dremaliodF I: tberefureassturait, that it would baslituir- osac plaint 1001.. oirsion-wfik.truft,%unkill i dalbttilioll' 1: COM t .to:aetihiliter A creditor, named lialesam *at sliplietie be assigner, Wa144111 Osit a tho,•wera.eppoirrtest Inr,alseekl be able. to payaporty:eisebtiii, two", .4inu!Svim Ow ',mind ii- falai?. Mr. . 14 WM* ifenhainiklas object woad he to bunch up thriminri. .• • ' . • • .. ' • . 4 iLl• 11216111. You *tr. she Kisser oldie paint: Ihelimk t ' . *Amon— Yes,:tiir s.l printed she roper far Mr. littlurie-'' • ' , AP.. Jigs's:P."l'6rd lem imialled th e 'Ones wi ll . nairehat the shims et the apphcattoss is to get a [skillet the inielvvetappolated meanie.. • 'V. • . . • • ~ • • . .. . Air. Tht•rry•-• if there be an objectless° spicing a friehtlitbere must also be anobjecthm to the apperiatthent of 'Me. Hosties4klA; s o his le an.unintly 111 the isoileent. • -. .. - r '..• , .t. , . • Mr. lilAlttt—Mr Hughes Liall has no • *an bodialtell with the chemise of an enemy in . this revert. his brought an action, and obtained o.ostar,es, tot which brtoult in.eaccutloAtyptai, or which she insolvent wroth, oesusibkr owner. Mine types wets ait.rwaids claimed 41. Limon and s' onntegbaes, 10 eli t es h f r, were tatt4instely melt up, and i - hey brilught an action against, f . . )fall, Who was übdgrd to pay them damages tor taktotll4lY 1. I ) , Mri 11101 - laii. tlts rebore. • large claim upon the 41iLlt el ad am' :do sit ibt.- Om to make the clone availsiele for du paVatent in hiterMris Mr , Nbael ..i•gpeste'll the propriety :if appren: ine . ' • oome A Irmo" AO ts; wits Iffier friend nor 'army of the ins livid. ' ' i` . ._ • Th.. OIVIIIT dream J appulnting as widows at piment.lllol i ad. jitutimi the keirms for the imelvent to modestuar *7 a tatier gittertption. . . •' : '• ' V • .. . !.,..m...•_ . - :._ . ;tv • '1 he D .ke t; A 1,1111111)01 his transmitted : inentsy s• the Doha of WELLINGTON, in favour of at Catholic Clatais. .191 Coltman s abwiice upon the debate and divis on _apse the Homan Cathsilic.Rellef Bill was oceadoned by ifiness. with which we are sorry to say the ltigbt lion. Gentlest= bass .boon .11 owl fur .everal days. 15LAN1gn.--We sua & act a malignant repot, which, has two making the (nut of the ECllNdlien/Oari — lnii' ttiTC.4 9 rod ti a psi et. that etLei Tor thesn,llofiltd Its' • qt 1.9 dimly , . Tliitollowing eiterav, taigas) ▪ qie Adveraion- friers soli ** se ,elas.. searni Or sus aisanantaa Anosaesiss. 16i.-Wr skall gni (*Wild lir yobrimutiess• of eh* eleamets 111 4%, ueonipanying gsptr, for wilds zeit heft the laelkihY lereineire: _ . • • ' • - 4•71111:110)16 • Dettlle CWilt. Mare% ht. ISM_• .! • * *MAW a i r ibutusiee end Weignilmw4.2Ms.' Saw 41 119: Paaarliphs re appieiedi Lithe falpillry •»`a preview rw sweet we wbiek we canoes. ea uweeat of its pecallar seamier' thrifiesetlirt Any takiwm.relerefiee w •tbe wage Amy is Ikees•lew aeon biswedeis iM illewitile elie pieties esenrdirtetly Meets' ANC • Is *MI eerinp wer mein pow., Pow.iwisteNtiview NMI Milo lb , foregr.pite .8/ Ake Fay.. a erie bows awadesed, yep u ielpikria. *W " is, in Obi Arts. 0 1 14 ferbSiii every parsed sposed`ir //awl stead freen'the begiaidas lode, aid; rwilewhost dip to lel bbdowlea. i. 'webs onipeet le k tree ;" isr.Ysasy Waims subma.leliewer eiletw ei&raneet, Sit s _ Vibe( 1111 amP +lO4 !sr etiddet se beeq: E je,r I#loalies wok* b tis-44.mut, whin tbs. oppistpi ir;seirqs. Ms As ler Ne gal " ihe'rivf. *- • • • BLUNDER IN TM NEW LICINSIgG ACT. A deputation from certain applitantalfor licenses waited, a few days ago, upon Mr. Estcourt, the ori4i. nator rif the rnea.nte, in ortfr rto represent to him • the mistake in bis all, as to the time required by it fir the giving of notices and applications tor• licenses. The deputation consisted of the following Gentlemen, Who had been refused license+ on the last- licensing day at Guildhall, on the ground that they bad not complied with an impossible condition, Ins. Mr. Francis and Mr. Cockerill. of the Tharepean Hotel, appetite the Manakin House • Mr. Ackland, et Cannowetreet I Mr. Binary, of the Poultry ; Mr. " Menus 'Midge, vintner, of tie Tower Sludgy, and Mr. Boyce, of the Oman Home Sadie. They were received with the most marked politeness by the Honourab!e Me6ber, wbo (extraordinary as it may-appear) had not beard a syllable about the error, on which so much has. Wen said. • . 'lle-deputation requested to tell the attentiond'Mr. Estcowt to the existing Act of Pailiament of the 9th of George lif cap. 61, respecting licenses. The con struction which the Magistrates of the City of London liid'ilit upin this Act had deprived those who peti • toted for licenses of the benefit it intended to confer. By this construction, the citizens uf London were ,literally prevented from obtaining licenses 'for twenty maths, and they were compelled in future to give au •wienths notice of- their intention to apply for such iiketise , , when in all other places six or seven weeks !Mice was only acquired. This was a crying grievance(, end the deputation hoped that some effort would - be - t o o remedy it.. - *. . , • Mr. Esteoett expressed hit ;tannish went at the con ' gruction which bad been pet upqn the clause. re•pech. ing the period of giving notices, and his readiness to render those who were aggrieved every assistance he could give, ugh a view to the rem ryat uf the inconve• nience to which the clause had unturtunately, bet un intentionally, given rise. The deptitation suggested to the Hon. cientleinan the kept ieey Of iottoducitire short Bill as a rider 'to thg in which the error mewled, antfirnposing a Prise ticable. and not an iMposSible,,t,isk upon those who were interested iii the sue os ier ; -.• Mr. Estcourt stated 'that when be was drawing op the Bill be considered (and he betrayed it to be Orogen*. ill suppOsiticin) that 'the" City of Loirdon• was in the cotintynt Middlesex, sod 'of. course that the elsewhere 'snentiolied in the 10th, clause did not- apply to the city .of London but 'to all-places, with the eiception' of the 'city of London and the counties of Middlesex and Suit , rcy. He regretted greatly that• any inconvenient, should have resulted from the- .ovessight, 'but- hi thought that-the interference of the City Members would be more properly 'exercised on the subject: in Parliament thee his. He felt it to be. a matte, of delis cacy to iaterpoie • On a .question entirely rela , ing . tis the localities of the City of London, hi the okjectioneile part of the Bill was. The Horiciiiretile tientlensais theft .suggested that the matter should be brought forward as a public measure by one of their Representatives; and be added that he felt convinced the' . eery facility woold . beafforded to do siwm thy stect s iii the 'mistake. ... The Depot:Lion urged in .stsasig - terms' the injure • Which they bad sustained already by' intinsOFflre nil* Act. and that to a filch they Were. iiiirliable 'hem. • contivu ,acE of itsOpetation: , ' .•• •.. • . • ~ .. Mr. Estcourt said thin in Actit of - the-kind in which roc .iiiie, fur turd an important teatime: it ' llliiruiVAlltir ;hose who represented the paces Miluded in 'thyßillie at:end to and itateitivite the deta il :, )114 : it . th e r e 4p• so/arid - to be any mistak e to have it corrected blare - the Bill received the sanction of railitnent. The Deputation then, by tbe advice. of Mr. Estcourt, ' went to Mi:Ptiiilips. the Under'Secretery,,und ropsek, •sented the abovementi..ned facts turifot, ati he pl4le lifte requesting that through - the *idiom Of Mi. Teel some &cam s might. be adopted to pt the Act-amended iii such a niaunri as would •enab.e theM to obtain licenses for the remainder uf the year, it the City .Magistsates s h4.uld consider them entitled.' . . from Mr.. Phillips they received -.4 communication similar to that with which they bad been fan/mired . by Mr. Estcourt, and they there resulved'oprin applying to the Court of Aldermen, in order toolitain the *id of the Magistrates who hid sten the defect rd the law, and the prejudicialconsequeoces of that defect. 'fh: y according 4 petitioned the Coon. a'nd set forth ,'' their claimisfand the we/ ssity there waited - ter an im• ratediate endeavour et: inike the . Act a practrcable 0.. e rag. s egarded the Citizen. rir.fs-rVsCion. • - • Two of the Deputation.-Mr. Eltidgei• a free sinttter; and Mr.•llOyte, represented in their petitions, thai they Fluid obtaiirad,• in MarclrlB2B.the•sanction oldie Alder.„ I ma and Common CJiaticilot the Ward, for licences to 1411-estieeible minors 'hy retail, that they had in the present year merited the same' sat (don, and been le+ curliest in its number td Licensed •Victualters of tlse• Ward, and that, relying upon-the strenl ‘ th of theii' cleithi, and the power lisr - pilhtit e •iit 'their reeommenda: , tios, 4 they had madi r•X'pensive arratrgements for carry. ing . I:ri Oleg business ; not fn.a .nuonent supposing thee, sects an ob•tacle.wituid -have presented itielf ai the will( which had already been described; and that if a 1111 was nectstrii; iti revised, • the - Mi ! Chief, 'they Writili . ere.' d'-asvosirf..r.,. et o n e passed through th e ,House of Coes neon,. 994with•tArt.iikg the great • expense. so which-41 would subject them. . 5. The C utt having deliberated for' a short time; the petitionets 'were called in, aid iiifornieJ by The Lotil . M.yor ;bat they had resolved that they could not inieia fere 111 theckeession. J hie of ;he peti.ioners respectfully attempted to dz. pwwirlate with the Crurt, when Lordship told the m they were at liberty to billow wh•tever course they misht think proper to adopt ; arid they arscordingly said, that they would follow that eiiurbe, and retired.. • Wsdne , day Jobs Webster. .1 AGMS Jeieph Hahne's. Jain AsiewJenies Athsw..ead Mars Holmes, .snothet to the yowb, were commuted to Lincoln Cattle 'fur trial at the neat Absise‘thatged with sttlrbery and' asaault at Sidney ke, the particulars of whirl' ap-' peated in Ins STAG on liVedsiesCay last. , • klonsesit ItrillglßDLD.—SALorclajP afternoon last, a man aitakiiim . in Pinson waft returning home With his cast, and• when near Walton, stet a small parcel lying in the 1040. . Alter mopping 'at severe; places to deli.: ter parcels, he reached home, and on taking the parcel into the house, It was broken open, and theta appeared their benJteti sovereigns. The caner gave infinite.. lion tie fircomstahce on Sup Jay morning,' and it was not long before an owner was found iti:•the person of a man who, on the Saturday afternoon, had got Ote stivereigns from a bank in thus town. He bad put the I,aie,el auto. one of his coat pockets, but the sovereigns being weighty.—bis picket a little the worse for wear, pusher*, •ad 'Mon elf rr a little the worse for liquor, " „therhadgiven him the slip, without his being aware 44. ate cieclunstince.i Tne Oversight , were insinikliately rmemotedoaosl be' gave the honest carter fifteeo pounds 421-11 Erma tut bb boobbie.riviloti amide. • LAW INTttuaucE.. - • -- VICIL-PIANCRLLOR'S COURT. Ar■a 1. Paittimilte V. TAWAS!. This was a suit 'arising out of the bankruptcy of Bruce and Co. arm? agents. Mr. Bruce this miming personally addressed the Court in support of a petition which he presented. He stated that the petition was divided into f p.rts, three of which related to anatteri connected with the bankruptcy. With respect to these he was aware hi. Honour had no jurisdiction, since the cause was before the Lord Chancellor, but his Lordship bad refused to hear him. Th e principal prayer of the . petition afa., that Mr. Sermon, the solicitor ed the Earl of Pottmote, might be ezatnined as a witness for the petitioner. Mr. B. ace then proceeded it great length to read the peti tion, making various remarks which reflected upon the conduct of Mr. Sermon, when he was interrudted by , Mr:Soonau, who stated that, as he appeared for Mr. Sermon, he would not allow Mr. B uce to make any statements injurious to his client unless they *ere !elided by affidavit. • Mi. Btuce:—Mr. Segden knows they are true. Let him deny them if he can. Mr. SUCIDIN (addressing himself to the Vice-Chari eellor)-1 think it is but just that Mr. Blue* should not be allowed to make such statements, si' ce my client , has not an opportunity cf answering them. Mr. B uce (with peat warmth)—Don Mr. Sogden say they are false? I deny' that they ate false. Hi himself knows that they ate true. Mr. HORNI-1 111114 rLque'st youi honour to pro tee. the Bat. The YICI CH A NCR1.Lna...146 person can have heard Mr. Bruce without observing that he ii in that suite in .mind w hich does not allow hiM to be governed by tea :son—his conduct is grossly impro?er. Mr. Bruce the,. proc-eded with the petition. indulging in such a strain of censure upon the practice of the Court, and upon the Counsel engaged on the mho side; that Mr. S 'gdeh was frequen ly obliged to call for the interposition of the Coot. He lia.l continued for • great length of time, and was about to teach eery. lain affidavits, when The Vice Cuascm.Loa observed . that fie had ruck those affidavits through, and he considered the. Matter contained in them' quite irrileiant. Mr. Bruce—Then my conviction:is. that once read ing is not sufficient for your Hodour. Rasing thus said, be continued to occupy the Court for tour hours; mid, at his eonclusiint; the petition was di ? missed with cost's. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.., . 11011/1 CIRCUIT.—KINGSTON, Aran I. • -eavu.'llass.—Lßefarre the Loss Ciu,i Itts.;as. LOADIA THEIMAL This was an action so recover sllll flee alleged amount of census penalties. erbieb tfnr defendant" bad lifeutred,' by giving sle6cleirt measure in a'sfehvity of 't00k.... . Mr. Gummy and Mr. Jeweler were retained bi the Letilotiff.Aft. Ilergeant•ANDßEws and Mr. • the defendant. • • - • • ' • " . Mr. Guess., stated theme to the Jury. and 'saki thE present eetion wasa pinceeding 'sider a .cerir /Let of. Parliament. by .which,- kr order lozproripc the public ksies imposition, coal merchants were : tendered' liable tom prosily 61. on every Ispeltel of coals daitieet in any quantity . which they deliveyeds• • The plaintiff, on the present cas/4. was one of the sums coirlameers . r f the, county of.Ssosey, and the dsfendant :was a vials merchant at S-,ad Thames. .Heled•obrained the con tract tor .stip t; ly thee.Ariztoo H. *4 of Ci.rteetiou with goals; and, in consequence. received an order.from the G° , otkii , M..Green,,lor a Jargeltiantisy. , On then way to the House of Cnirection, Xlr.Turquand,. who was also a sworn meter of the county of Sur rey, ors. served that theta was art arpearance of tictiCiency in some • of the sacks. He accnrdingly loft/in/et! • Mr. Given of the fact I and notice having been grseti futile defendant of the intef.tion to measure the coals, they ...ere measured. It was thin disCovere/1 that, in thirty sacks, no less than* eight bushels's/ere Jrfiricne. Tire .mount of the penaltim therefore was 401. Tires, fact, he slrioulof piece, and it would 'then be low ille Jury to pronounce such a acidic' is uosold, by its es..trople, prevent a-recurtersce . of the fraud. Turquand hiving proved • these facts; admitted, on et oss-ezdmination. thit the plaintiff and him•elf were Only on ti ial • as to their nisi,' for the office. whiCh this now. filled; that he had measured the coals in torsion with a two-fret tale, and nor a triangle; ard that the triangle was the only evrtain insto timent of ads eapoe t . •ment. There might be s me ioaccuraoy, but ye.) , little, in the admemutement. • • • M. Sergeant A.NDHRWS tiddrisred the :Jrarl• defendant, mid• contended th it the present! Was 'tnerely a ptometi .g 1-• - the purposeof sCrosurninding the-pre sent plaintiff-to those tr,rrn whom he d. rived iris office. The defendant, beside,. solely c• old not be a nswerable tor the misconduct or carelessness . f has-servants. Were he so answerable. it would tic ion t so k oibk to sty where the rnitchiel would stop. He hap.-6, thetefole..that the July. would interfere, and by their verdict prevent the character o( his eliror, whicfshad hitherto beta perfectly unimpesilied. from being ruined by the awertirms - bf. *Atria's.' vilio were both mt. rest .d and suexpentaced. Tire Lotto CIR., .Binow having summed up, the Jut y found a ietdict for the plaint•ff--,Dansages, "costs,. Ws. .. . - • •.• • • • - • • • ‘• i . Noznitatteiscuiz YORK, Mice 31. THS nuattluct sielmazastustraittrataL 0V JONATHAN rr • . • • . . So greet was o•Uantietf*Of thelirobliero hear the tFitifi4 Mat tio,Ablethe Un let• Sheriff ssis occupied afier Midnight in-issuing tickers, and many, wet e obi!ged to feta! disappointed. The Repnrtéis were obliged to be their. seats xis early as'bulf-past'sil.'' At half past. eiilit'o b ehisk Maids was brought into Court.i . Fie was Joeisaefectly the same isle was yesterday, arid had his great coat hanging on'his arts: He appeared *if ,Ceechogly Cheerful, end frequentlesmiled. .He folded his elms, aad paced to and tut in the dock. A fear minutes before' uitie the doors of the Gillet eiercibrisin open. wheu the Doi's* arid confmion were yeti great. Martin leaped on the seat, burst into i laugbter, fad seemed anxious to witness the crowding &liefts was to get into the Court. , Mr.fiaron HuLLoCK entered the Court at nine o'clock, and the prisoner was placed it the bar. Mr.ttitidELAND opened the indictment thus—My fiord, and gen,tleasen of the Jury, the prisoner at the :bar; j.inothan •Met tin, is charged by this irldictmein `With having dolma fully, niliciously—(Tbe • prisoner, "Not-Maliciously, myLordl—and feloniously set fir'e to the Cathedral blotch at. York. indictment be' has pleaded not .-guilty. The question, therefore,' whith.you have to try is, whether he be guilty or not? Mr. ALDERSON said, that 'the Jury' had, heat d .the opening of the indictment, and troni the:Cope:tit% thyj would have colleeted the nature of the aline agiiittit the prisoner. It iris 'that Of bating uitlShis own nandi reduced one of the most splendid piles of buildin4 into state of ruin and rubbish. There Would be 'lto tines • . tioo. for the consldertikm ni tl.e Juty-.tte first Arles wbether Rimer corn nii:tad the 4frefceu r h 'Lich he-was-charged ?.. And the wren t, it be did gem. mit the offenceyin'tvhig state of nitnit he was w h en b e so committed .its The I.l4tned'gerith- man teen cited authmities, in'respect niihe Ipw aterlrdgthe wit:ink/ 1 in case of his heio insane, and srpued at some length open them. The k tined 0-ritlenian then tent inn a i detail of the facts f die case, which will be ski) lathe details of the 'eiidrtl:e. The Lea: nett . Cnitustl here psi. corded state the'rarticulars nt hi- ill'''. tisEasiss +cold, where hebitived about three (41. c k. h a y .lath hint a quantity of velvet, silk and I , IJ flinger there he represented Mat he had taken thine articles tor o • a bad debt. • • •, Martin beta exclaimed id a loud voice, An Old: debt, Sir." Mr. AlJerson proceeded--On the following %%'eriaiti. day he arrived at Realism. With regard to his stay* of mind, there could be no doubt belt that he had hien . twice confined in. a receptacle for Itinvics-sthe ore A A 4 ..ti she occ .lion of a threatened attempt upon the 10;4 • lii,hop,lie believed the Bishop . ..l Dutha e.-.:there 111 was c..ufireed foe three sears, and then Crifittieed to Make his escape ;lie WAS aferisards retaken, and again placed in a state of 'airy. Bin one material cis cu wet 44C! he •should have to rote to them was, and a ultt.iat niatatiat no.g. ii wiAltl.4,and i ihat was a ',tier iii the psi meet's oven bari:l wiiting; which he should picnic—this Triter was Oat& oetlle ga:esof the Minster,. aril lie arcittll 1 read it to the heel t . . .. • ~ ;-, •••-• : .. ' York Janrey the S--. 1010 •., lin*" dblit4loll , afi: IWO.' Oh . yea, Uark and Lost C.7! atitiva ye. deleves*ot the l'eopie ra.'..a. '' .- • . • Repesit soidery Poe . surety tar -Isom k is die day of Iranians and yvig. Camplad Diairucinui is at 1104 Fur the Lard will not soles you and the Davila and your Wail *tidal Diektrento de. urn the`iiiiiati oF Ms Heidi no lunger. • Olit *yotr:Diteeocear• sei.l nut m Ilieuna ,L the nsightty and Rich Ines rel. the Marsh have to Curl . the s pry that ewer they gat tinder your bang Ducitfto hone/ be a shawl& of arras owlet and wept fur your Huila 'as Wine and yOur clammy hada will be taisitr.sWayfrann you I warn you to repent hi ow- e,nt . .leateso and bailee / lb* Ise IS able on Earth to twinge Sift% far there is Ike repenting lit the - green Oh you blind Dyeds seyiniaot vhe the 'stashes AA Ws lluu 4 upon the Sao Li. when thel'lllnider warms rat:Gerlo Hervey 'snares lite , . upon your G.ldrys li v ed' a way gas yner• wary •Fonadayarrneatl4 you to the deepest vet of • Hen re Sere Hid:eases at anisons that your blind ikrei k tr ens has Vteeev4 motto rewire Gush liver Cars and the Ward gurnounst Dvpatt you Catait bkad Gidrsiu to the Waist Ana os li. it twine' Wentented wish the Hevesl and all Waitangi& tor. Ever and liters Jiina.. Aisne ? , a Friad of eke Sun of Aloneypitt Nun Capita& fly warring you %gain eh. Repent repeat lie Maims* be able Id alla - the parted his Santee ... .. • . - • • Direct ter Jonathan Martin - .- Aldwark• No. 60 . 1 . 1 " i' . . Ile had other pain-fa to I.T •befpre theta of the iiajlir•'• effect, but the on*ahich 4 e had re al to them ulis•sbi only. one • which -he she u4d• be able, to brit % hoint ;testily to th*ptisOi.er. ' t• ••••! . , Manin,Alini . fiveleiters. Sit I • • : la .Icoseilspailit,• they Lensed (iiritlimirikitd . alias weietl . iil.lrleumstakeb.ot the case. • lie by its *ions asked iryea L iptt at tt.eir hands of Ruled, itubert Might' suah•dinalitwailled Wier they bad fltersid the eriseatle . .. sboutd•quce. * • • . . • vies- • ' •.. • . V . * ill' . s pe d Joh r .k:iiiiviersl ____ .seztosi 'at en . Ulster i . . ..,%.10 On'ili I& Februisfla-411 witviii f thh Moist's; Oat daft -pad, emit:the 4 .1.5 t ;orbit- ta.zi, e**. Masi frith : !!), viltSer`• op 4414 - :.bouhpait Nag. , a;.0 , 4 - .. - Riil 'eata 444.1 Ali mg. pap 'tot% disci kw : . A l f x ,.t. • .. . ... -- .• }oared 04.dcgi.. ion* X.e ; diva . w hy a 15 . 1 . R. Tiewath..,- ; the payer hell') TOf Wm "si I'4 ill i. sii:is lung ; it etht. lAiotted'iNidt•iedup;lin serd.iiiv447l:.;ft •llaindd i se, +4 ' ..: sang fisas/Ike..tpotis).o itsisw,iswiadtiii ht 'stns . hi ir• - - Ilui.stci s thitooketao is. ill iresatt hougiogs 1i.,441110 purple, and' i - iel;et • c.u.ititio fitilow, *ear, the Lshig? pew, wrreihesewlien Vivi ttiPililster, as, ieie,.alsis . • Tv/41 nearllst...:ticlibibh• es throne. Nilo . I , orwsug,./ L. stect et *quarter past sew:a tie dirMin-tial 'is v as all nee stifle; I wens to the chuirbeVie• ihe fl.e•teiched lite pulpit ; I' ent to girth, ctobiiin .intl velvet cloth horn the ftileet..and . 'fosin‘d them me tl4 a qi. I ,leit tl•em out V* edge of al i pal it. The fringe anti the 14.•,1. taa,be r “ 44 ti OIL The cushion -a..d cloth ate . made of itelset-414 hinge and tas s el, of g lA. Trio . (einge . and rings at - Mr Ladies' i ew were tittle, tut the cuitain had been cut out. Iliac lime two wax candles • . . in the even ing: • . . .. J. , hei Scat. .-I ant a main at the Minstet ; I went the:eon the 2d of F. begin y., at about a quarter pint tette; 4 went to the south it ansept, and [fluid the srund isoik. friiithe Atctibishop's chit): e ti , t* e otgairs',cteen - Jestiitite'd • h, fine; I haie the bell ra k e; this is it; I Issand it hanging out in the small is e-t transer, heir the•ilsatrastersi- it was la•teileJ to liir iunoitigsscatrold we Mete foi clea-icg the etisitch—there was a hole in • ; the • winJow, thitsigh' o bleb the. rope twirl . " man .. lni.„ I*. hare got . theou.th ; it was knorten, a• IL 'IOW is, r ' ' illia Pl.V!Ptt....r.it ip•my tope. •. • .. ... . • .• -.' ..: ', • • • -14,04 JUPtaill rrachcd tl-e" . ..'graPtl i zit .iit Abe wen (ow. - •••• .. . - ... . ; . _Mt. Raddocli4:am nos dff iiiiiingeli iiiwyt;f 4 fie . - bell-rope on..tfailirof EEL Was itins jaerlee.t Agate, sad coiled-. oft rlt ". yaiitsl:4l.l4. kis 10 lig .8 0 • fern mete Iles. 00. .114!,,A4.4b5t bytioiwi we:fift #ltrebbeltre tf.l Ode .jo74l4kullaoii4e4:Eilii I.elock:origi'al a• 4 Wes t • .talc the tsZtliej Mi liiiinday wtiiocis.ii i.l ifs id the • water lieilxsil I4ita4Prudniled the pieett'l•-ft. 'winch • pei..iespoitilesslositladie. sops found hanging out -or the - .! v m il dfw)•;.___• l ' , : i ._,. ;;...•; .-- • _:.- 4 e • . . a - sw 0. f AplrgA i rei r altil a kin!. Demon suirmisee - asitb All..litoti t il;.o' the - , ;day nsosaing. at a quarter . past' •-. eighi..l-sse 541 b is rlr'ioit to. tali* a winir io do te l l 'out on' thrsril i ode ofthi Min ter ;it was biLokell+l •ft,., got•in through: , . 4 ..... ' lid found a rair-4 f pbseiterS WI; • . the inside;el .•. A 4,4 ',W ..se: c That knotted rape wigs • ,haneing-Wilt . , a. •-• . . . ti Ed in,Chine, *lnch sac shed' • . 11*.Fteeta...womiositocksksi the *meioses—it was Clow' -'' to the silli!thiosivoilp might getiout.lriinstbes. achin4 • , ' . i/sive tie pinCel#4o Mt. ,Pordoe ilia beat M.:. iiisig. ..•-• • William Lawn-I'4l6'i she,eniakir, to Yea lc, and lire • in Aldo ark; 1 know - the prisoner ;he I.a td wills me 'a Montti;'ite - Came the day atter elitli e nas Day . with his wife; ail *:the 27th of Januar-y.410 a eiltsto Leeds; L saw him "eery d, , y when I.e livid. with 'le; he was out in the Jay time, selling his bu..ks of his ° sea 1 .. life ;.I thought bins a very religi,.us MID ; w mimic. he' • . had a little time he was always reading hie Bib!e or het. - • Prayer-Book. He ..ften said he was going tiithe Me.; - - thoJibt Owe.; and on i Sunday . night Co the Minster L . , the prisoner came back lions Leeds ou rie last day of • January ; on Sunday morning, 1 ii..id fIP was fond en his lodgings, to come all the way lions Totitatter, al0:, he had to sell twesity book. • he said he used to pay, twopence to cross the Watsi for good lnd4ing..; these . ate my pineers&lbadijiein on Saturday at three o'slock,... anti twan saw them afti r, until Pardoe shoved tint theah; they used to be :kept m the prisoner's room. ': . Ciostaexamined by Mr. DISOUGHAiII—He was a map entiiely under his dreams. He said his deearos alarays taste fur, and acted tinder them. He seemingly acted • . under bib dreams. When 1 beard the Minster was' on fire;. my son said there .wan a untie-ladder.. I said "u•ely . 'kis not you, Mattin, that, has dor* it ? I keel'. II how • writing threatening letters to the clergy. I serer saw • hist after half: past tea 41 the 11tinday mnrising t - • Re-explained by Mi.,ALDIXIVOI 7 -I . Wittlt bauln i t bean at sea,l :: tbvught • he was the ms:sc m likely to..te Itt •/•rew..:, , . dq.azt a _ , 4 , ‘6 • . • v , ' ' r - .