Star. — London, England, 1827-03-19 00:00:00

w . • prisoner came out of the parlatte,and Naked whet the di. The shops= told prisoner that Sawa," seated s salt et elethwa.w b.Md for at 10s. a *lnk. Prisoner desired deceased top *hest] his business. Massed add he week; not go. Primmer odd; , that he would make him. Deceased said " What an you for sow, Toe villain r and prisoner took hold of his and, and Ling him clean not of the shop. Deceased was about a foot and a half with **shop when thrown otrt by the prisoner. Deceased fell back wards, and lay upon the ground for about half as hour. The pdo wow desired one Dello to assist deceased. Whets lifted op, the biped Sowed is great quantities (rota his head. ' Josiah Clough, a surgeon at Manchester, stated. that the de emed hod bees brow* to his haws. Wit ness cutialard his bead. enillossil es it a tarp est ; be survived three weeks. The wooed has the casts Of hiS On the pan of the dehisce, evidence was offered to thew that the OM of the deemed bad been the melt of accidest.—The Jury all. leittel the pdanee. • Plersatret Wawa was put to the bar, charged by the Voifforee's Inquisition, with killing and slaying Dennis iikolnererolt, at Manchester. .11111111-Lasetess etunised—~knew was In Oldham-street, at Wfliadsester, no the 50th Doessrame; saw Dennis Meadoweireft Vale; it was about is &chat at sight; the deceased, with lye Sang persons, went monist II direaksa of the prisoner, who OW as spier shop lelnemitreets sad beteg foremost of the =simtehed weissehOug &Oh the pleashee's stall; prisoner tame tensed bound, and struck dessassed with a hulk; the New W 471 thedues duceseed. Demesed exclaimed pd. Amid had . In a few asenessts deceased fell pri mmer thou walked away ftem her stall ; the knife which the pd.' =sad was an Wstawksills ; the party were sheath, and a riot as they approached the stall. Witness did net waive that deceased or any of his party were intodested. phase at the time was far advanced is pregnancy; she did set obese any signs of sorrow fee what had happened. Philip Sutcliffe stated, that Ise saw the prisoser strike the eke-11 seemed. Witness said to/prisoner, " Have you stabbed the nun rj She said. " Yes, I have . Witness saw the knife Is the hied of the itissen. sod' in answer to a lesides frets the wife of witness * she said she seed the knife in her bisainifik Crosemaamined—The pant of which deemed was awe. was amestarty riotous. The prisoner appeared to be is a seats of great alarm, and steed as if she were guarding her stall hum attack.... Persons wbo keep stalls is that part of the town are very Sable to be attacked by disorderly penises. Mr. Hasty Heftier, a surgeos. deposed, that he had *embed the body of the deceased. Witness head a wooed is the side, hawses the tint and wend sib. That wasted oDeadesed the deals of the deceased. The prisoner in her defence alleged, that on several mseemove nights she had been struck at and annoyed by the deceased. The prisoner was found Gail!. The Learned JUDOS passed sentence on the prisoner. Ile Irk satisfied that the prisoner bad acted born a sudden impulse of fear, which was in part to be at tributed to her situation, and taking into consideration the length of time she had been confined, he would Poly sentence her to beconfined sir weeks in the county sauL an V. WILDS AIM OTIIIRS. This was an indictment against ten individuals, for a riot and assault at Oldham. on the 7th November last. Mr. SCAIILiTT addressed the Jury for the prosecu tion. He stated that the defendants were cotton spinners, who had been in the employ of Messrs. Lan- 1 ca‘hire and Collings, at Oldham, aad had turned out in consequence of a reduction of wages. Undoubtedly, they bad a right to refuse to work for the reduced wages, if they pleased; but they had no right to pro. teed to acts of violence, in order to deter others from taking them. The Learned Counsel proceeded to re• meek generally open the folly and impolicy of the con duct attributed to the defendants, and called upon the Jury to read them a useful lesson by their verdict. Jahn Lancashire eternised—Whinge stated that be and kb pars es; Mr. Collings, kept a cones manefactory at Oldham, near Manchester. The tottowepineett employed by witness tented out in the month of September last year on account of a redaction of wages. After the redeetion, the average amount of wages was 1555. per week. That was free front all deductions. The amount ..1 wages would diger according to the degree of skill hi the week. Ulan. The lowest wage* would be twenty shillings, and the highest C.ny shillings. When the regular work people turned ant, witness was obliged le empire new hawk. She new beads were bearded at the Imam and they slept at the wardroom The torn-set workmen then commenced a watch round the ; the Danaher stet/owed abort the mill amounted to 50, and they were relieved every Ma boon; they were placed is all the avenues leading to the tutu ; in the months of September and October, the mill bad military protection, and the military sometimes drove the tuni.trets" from their witch, bet they always same again; the watch was withdrawn or the mornirig of the 7th Nov. and all that day there was a calm; a little before dm &deck in the evening, witimeas was alarmed by a noise, and be went out to me what was the matte ; the factory is sterteended by a wall, and witness got upon that wall ; be then saw that the Image leading to the factory were tiled With men; witness asked them what awl warted? and they cried set that they wanted the " knobwieks,' the workmen WOO worked toe Mom wages; witness the wail, and thee petodved that four or five of the Mee had got kite the pad, and were going in a direction from the west gate to the great pug the deer at the west gate bad been *eked, but it was now open; one of the mashed a pick-ass is his bald; they all can to the great door, and struck it with the pick. ass aud tweed keen the whole crowd rushed la, and west into the factory ; the new bands were all forcibly brought oat; witness saw Re Greeoless, Joseph Garold*, and George Andrews, brought au; ail diem au were seventy kicked and beaten; witness saw jni Oreeelersaherwardst he was then in a very had state, and still soatioues so; the last time that witness sate hies was ea Tuesday week last, and be was this in the Infumary. Croareasinined by Mr. Wiwasts—Grentlese did week for a short time after he was beaten; he only went to the lefirreary the day Were witness saw him there; there had hooks redectien of wage. ones before during last year; the her mustiest had been In March; there had been in Aril an nsishistles of wages at meeting of the masters and workmen. Other witnesses were caked, who denied the dre•metenees of the dot generally in the same tonne used by the last witness. Each of the defendants was !doodled as taking as active penis the affair. Mt. WILLIAMS addressed the Jury for the defense.— The Jury found all the prisoners Grits. NIX •. 1)1141100N ♦ND °TRIM% • This was a similar indictment again - save individuals. The evidence given witiof the same character as that °Certain the last cascAll the prisoners wets fonadOseilly. ANN V. LIRA AND °TURD. This was an indictment of the same nature against tkimeteen individuals. They were all found Geriby. PRIDAT, !(ARCH 16. _ . _ Jeered'& Ektderworth was charged with having wil fully and maliciously shot at Peter Berry, in a certain wood near Wm sley, with intent to kill the said Peter Berey; and William Leyland was charged with counsel ling, aiding, and abetting the said Jeremiah Butter worth to commit the said dream • &dna lasi staled that be was an seams ganteb so Mr. Bradshaw, who resided at Weeney. On the night of th e 110th of December, witness was out watching, in company with Peter Berry lad three Giber 112111, In a wood called Botany Bay Weed. There were a great many pheatantain that wood. About lialipast she n'etacfc they heard the report of a gun, and the whole party ran In Ihe direction whence the report proceeded. Peter Berry was Int. apd whams emend ; they discovered three men walking tinnily swap (eons witness's party. When Peter Berry get up to than, ..need the three men turned round, and presented a siert gun Mout two feet in length at Berry. Berry turned handy naiad and mosieed the shot le Me aide; it was a light night; Berry was montage dim Mc et semi ladies frees the Inman et the gun wheat it was lee calt Peter Betty enelskied, "Oh, Hedges/4 dam halt kited ate!' Winne immediately street at the man W whim the gas bad bees feed. He struck at hint with the Wok of a serfs. which he had deed to a pole; the primmer Alkieletworth wee that men who dot Berry; Benerwerdi than swimh witness several nines with the bet•esid of the gnu. prhsci. • es Me head sad eras; witness woe imeMed down senses. leas by the last blow which he reteived. The two Imo who were vrieli laareareft Woo midi% a fed of Datorweetli else be %red, sad one or IMF* ennui m erlebinb. Witness had neva seen Battermsdithetent that nig% but he had no doubt that be was dispense *knees Mk ' : A;.: got how, he his own. Crosakaambed Rhea they came three yards an footpath which • by brushwood. Mr. Justice Bmrs.nr—illid — res *OAS spar lbws br surprise?—We did. Had your party any fisokrant—.24•l that I know Womb arriod a Welt. • Did Derry attempt to sulks Detterleaftbt.•Hos bathe had a . stick lifted op In his hand. Pete Berry ezembied--This whams demelbed die Whir le tie same warner as last witness. He stated. that he ekeeilke at eke Close that a man at the name of Hodges had bred the gum Hodgson was taken before a blegistmai f and cestaaleted ea that charge to Lancaster Castle. Mr. Justice BATter.—According to your belief, did the gun go off accidentally P— I think not. Had say of your party he anna—l Mak rot. The witness then produced throe weietamits. which ke had worn oa the night is question. They hors Inuits of hieing been shot threutb, and appeared to bass bees partially burnt. He also pro duced the hat whkh he had taken from the gromml when his own had Isom knocked off. Jeremiah Partington plwred that the hat produced by Berry was the hat of the pritioner Butaerwoeth. . Wittier taw a u. is the' bands of Butterworth oo the eveniag of the Sinker December.. He knew the gen, for he had often weed it. Cromelainined.—The gun west of very well. It was sow propseed to give hi tailbones miataides made by the simmer Leyland. at the period at hb etaminatien. Mr. WILLIAMS objected to the minimise being re ceived in evidence. on the ground that Wore it bad bens made, II Mr. Southern, an agent of Mr. Bradshaw's, had said to Leyland...." That it was of no use to deny the fact—that it was known, and he might as well speak the troth!' Mr. Justice BATIAT did not think that the express's. used by Mr. Southern had been cvlcslated to hold out to the prisoner any hope of advantage from his confes. 'ion, and he, therefore, would receive the evidence. ltichard Hedges deposed, that the prisoner Leyland bad ackaom. lodged before witness that he had been in Mr. Bradshaw's woods in company with Butterworth on the night of the 20th d Decem ber. and that they bad been surprised by the keeper ; that he (Ley land) and the other men had run away, but tart Butterironh bad turned upon the keepers, and shot Ma of dip. Witness ma Butterworth Into custody. Butterworth asked him bow the keeper Mao bad been shot was getting on? and when witness said that the beeper was better, Butterworth said that be was glad of it, for that be had not bad one monsmes comfort sines the matter occurred. Bettawortb told wham that he had shot at the dog. Mr. Guide, a surgeon, stated that be had attended Peter Berry, sad that he (Berry) had not rem/acted completely. Witness bad also mu the prisoner Butterworth soon after the 20tb of December, and hateisamed a at upon Ms forehead, which, la witness's opi. slob, bad been produced by a sharp instrument. rue blade of scithe was a very likely 11111MIIINIK i• produce such a cut. case for the posicatioa being closed, Butterworth in his defeeee assorted that be bad had no intention at shooting Berry, but that his gun had gone off by accident. A great 'Dumber of witnesses gave the prisoner an excellent as ' meter far baimity and 'metal good conduct. The Jury found Butterworth Guilty of shooting, but without intent to kill. Mr. Justice BAYLIT informed the Jury that that verdict would amount to an acquittal. The Jury that, after a few moments consideration, bend bath prisoners Not God*. y. WORTH E. HARRIEOR AND ANOTHER. Mr. PATTERON opened the pleadings. The decla ration stated. that the defendants assaulted and un lawfully imprisoned the plaintiff. The defendants pleaded the general issue and a justification. Mr. Baotronsse addressed the Jury.—The injury for which the plaintiff now sought a compensation in damages, consisted of an assault and false imprison; aim, which had been brought about in the manner [ which he should shortly detail to them. The plaintiff *as a commission-agent s residing in Manchester. and the defendants were woollen-manufacturers, residing at Saddkworth, in Yorkshire. It had hagpened that in the month of August last, the plaintiff had had a quantity of indigo to dispose of, and some of the 'de fendants seeing it in the warehouse of the plaintiff, es. pressed a desire to become a purchaser. He, however, said, that it would suit him better if the plaintiff would consent to barter the indigo for a quantity of shawls, in. stoodoireceiving its value in money, and to that arrange- SIM the plaintiff acceded. The indigo had been accord ingly removed, and nothing had been said about it ; but in a fortnight after, in the broad day-light, when the plaintiff was crossing one of the most public streets in Manchester, the defendant had approached him, and said. " That indigo is bad, and if you don't give back the shawls, I will take you to a police-office - :' Some altercation bad ensued, and the sesult had been, that the plaintiff had been laid hold of, dragged to the polies;- office, and there charged with obtaining goods under false pretences. The Magistrate, bef.ste whom this charge had been heard, had immediately dismissed it, but not before the plaintiff had been sonic time under restraint. These mere the circumstances under which the plaintiff came into Court. Even if the plea of the defendant had stated the truth, and if 'the indigo deli. veted to the defendants had actually differed from the sample at first shewn to them, still, his Lordship would tell them that that circumstance would prove no justi. fication of the defendants conduct. But, in truth, there had been not the slightest pretence Lt. such * charge; for the goods had been delivered in precisely in the same atate•ai they bad been bought. The Jury' would now hear the evidence, and then give the plain tiff such a compensation as they thought him entitled to. John /Marlene ezandoed-4 am a 'dies siker ; I knew the plaintiff; an the lith Ansa bet I saw Mel at the Wine gee; be was brought in by row Gentkeness ; those Gentlemen I do meg know. but I hearse their names to be w Harrison ;' the plaintiff came in teat, and the Gentlemen followed; something was said about tango; the clerk of the race said to ow, that as I weasels's to the New Dailey I might let the plaintiff walk with ; the plaintiff went with me to the New Daisy. the two other Gentle men following; the plaintiff was there about an hear and a half; I don't know what passel before the Magistrate; the plainaff was discharged. _ _ _ Crsenezainined by Mr. Suzann—Nobody bid hold of the plaintiff; I 44 not touch hint. Tlsuaias Heise rumbaed—l am a cosnasiselea agent; I kaow the plaintiff; I saw him at the New Bailey ea the 14th' of August last; 'I sew the persons 'who charged t►e plaintiff; I don't know them, bet they answered to the name of Harrison; I have seen them sham; I think I have seem them is Gott this miming ; they charged the plaintiff wish Mr. SCAILIITT (ill6llTllptillj witness)—Was mot the charge taken down is writing? Witness—l don't recollect. Mr. Bares Hoax:—it was the duty et the Magistrate to take it down. and it there be me evidence that he dill tier. I mum pee. same that be did his duty. The witness drudges noose be es. wised as to that. Examination resumed—After the charge had keen made, the Magistrate asked something about indigo. He add that the de fendants were as bad as the plaiotif ; the plaintif was discharged. Mr.,Scaacare--Then you saw somebody who was called Har rison, and you have seen the sane person to-day h.—Yee, I dab* se. Mr. &aura (to the Judge)--Nekher of the daismiants are at Lancaster. Mr. Berea HOLIAICI—This wil am do; tiers woo be better evidence et identity.—The plaimtM was immodest SALISBURY. Mama 16. MUILDZI4Ridiani Mom, a labourer, was chorea with eh* murder of Anne Matilda Taylor, near Mal- "!.t 7!. dosbiud. It swami die parties ; and in Rise, the prisoner breast, of a hick hour. The pri- judgment. The should be removed to the gas' mid thence, on Bilusday .moening, to the place of eiremstiors, there to be banged until dead, after which his body was to be given over to the surgeons for dissection. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Saturday the Ramose attended the Loan Maros u assessor upon ao appeal nude to his Lordship, frees a verdict alelivered in the Strife Coon. The novelty of the occurrence brought a ear dderabie weber of persona to bear the caw Mr. Boman" as Counsel (or the appellant, cited Lori Ghee Reports, and various authorities, to shew that by very endow custom the right eft al to his Lordship was possessed by a de resident 10, Yy p in the Sheriffs. as well as the ether Courts belong*, to the City of &laden. His Lordship might. if he saw One (moods upon the pleadings, or any part of the pro. needier, re-hear the CAW* ' set aside the verdict or the Jury, and prelleAut ledpitech He possessed an equity jurisdielisa, and might, If he chose, have the evidence of either the plaiotiff or the isnailms, or both, mei that, too, not the cumbersome method of written dermithous as before the lard Chaoceller, but by Moe woe minimalism He thee stated, that the plaudit in the cause was Wlll. Itieberese‘ who bad hem the agent of Gregor al• Gregor, the cele brated Cogique of tombs, whobad bustasred Isis agent by bestow. log wpm him a high tide. Tbe seldom was brought by the plahadif as Wow of the bite a( asthma! against the defeadints, a. Maleness Vulkane to the amount of AIM. The growth on which the Lamed Canned sand fix a verdict of the Jury to be so aside were, that the 4160110elled net received due node, of trial, sad belnimmegtemmfg Won by surprise. wet! S I M °11 " 4 0 C 1.11 " afilfibilinalli :Cs in litlithet of the ma the lab kW,. from the Fleet, wlwee be wens Mat arsons Has, would be proved aa ladormanseit d ar bras ' ; pm ea the Nib Weer Mel became doe, Aids tact would ham been fatal to this *hairs case; that doss mike of the bills-hrriog be. come Ass by post been give* to she lefeahlants, aid thus the ;dead. logs wire informal. Mr. Sergeant Arabia, the Judge of the Sniffs' Court, before whom the cause was tried, read his notes of the trial. ♦ wham, named Laminae, paved that Mark Foam, ene of thidefmmlaato, waved the bills fist • Gilbert and Co." sod stated at the time that Foam and Cu. had j. .4 the firm of Gilbert sod Co. and that, in fact, they were the sane. Wisest the notices were given at Sir J. Lehboa's of the bills havitig become doe, it was there wand that the delhodaste am-musts with them were awed. Node* was them given to them at Si. Swithieedane. The defeembets gave no outlet to prove the mosideratiom The Lou Jimmie bar* Ward the offidaviot ki behalf of tbe defendkok, expreseed his opinion that the verdkt should stand fee the pleintiffi but desisted that he was willing to mister the cue, and &side open the whale drelalDltalleff, provided the damndest would pay the money into Court. The defendants' Attorney deellool putsakkg that, bessansh as they mien not be ready to do sot hot he offered to give what be I said was a better security than money-their parvenu The plaintiff refused to take their paean or any thing she than money. • The Lena Moron then unglued the verdict. GUILDHALL - - _ . - - - Sap Cesaine, as Mkt at the Safe Anse km, Malbers brill" was dam* beams Sr I'amsa Lassos es liaterday with eleallog • semi if sin. Mr. Ideuitse. the proprietor of the yard, sad a of Os Moe& Ws his premises ler die purpose of bike easaveysi asst the primmer had bees deemed Is essumbg the esemestil by a meek though simple; piece et maddesery. He prodbord a arm ti barrel. with a this pipe els Schee bog at me sad, and masher pipe. rasher larva, bet Maly me-third the ketch, at the other. Having perforated a hole is the cash, and introduced the long pipe Into ft, by seeking the short pipe till the air is eshmeted from the tie barrel, the vacuum became instantly Sled with the spirit. The e.g pipe is than withdrawn from the cask and latroducesi into the seek et a bottle, where the contents of the barrel are safely discharged. About half a pint .f sin was obtained by each opwrialati. and the hogshead was deficient three quarts, het may bail a pis ens found ea the pri. sees.—The above fame being emirs as the privesar was mew milted for trial now-tragic. Semarday a yo.ag NIA With a preSdes of black hair, very nuiessly waled, amildiels.sableen ; wee brawls before Mr. Muomuta, charted wish havlsrebsely acesmed the character of a Beer-elfdet Ofilinte-nifullimetitsishimble liy lamp Ste aid las , ; peklesseesk The rheum eaSillifilmelf Themes pros. Is amend. Au about tern days age the pitons, wee tot. home M Ceveseseashis, which is spesed very early for the marsedm ties Grebe market people, sod be there Nee est a malt, aid pew freed biased /a Sow-sweet Ofeer. A sus preen* lapposed se menden that be bad bees at a tale Me sight before, at a pabile beam in St. Gibes's, and she primmer immediesely masked hist to jois him is lay's( as Isfemoscion apalset abe publican, ebeerrise teed be was employed by the Sallah••• ef Strap ts north alter oreacee, mad that the politic= was &hie to a peachy fur esemesped dies The prbesser. ha mower I. the Mangy said, be yes employed by the Solidus ot fisuar. ad. be was, in Set, as Wormer , a a ca -1 log," comiesed be, width pub& epioiew deems dleresesdul, but the law protects sae la it. teed I eat* sot what people shish of me." Mr. bitnestoss ordered the primmer to Sod hail, WNW is £lO sod tw• sureties is 410 seek (the aammem pesseribed by doe am tete); but as be was kasise the her, be mimed resod to the wit new Jambe, and. is a msearriog maser mid, •• Yes 6-4 Alain, I'll be emu with yes; and the Magistrate oberespas israadhautty &BMA the mama el ball. BIGH.WATZIL at LONDON-RR/DOE TO 1110111(0W. Maniac 10 minutes Sher 7 Afternoon' . 44 5a10411411 Sher 7 peme Widow* , eel Ilene& Tails wheat be bad cohabited. wire. welbfaiai % 109 4iimma Weisel 'e l k *listed between the p. di " . " "east " had "116" "" t e l i rt s o l tither at a public-hou. al i nt d,Tb ere was a mai deg wi l y wke n es ran, muck die deceased with a knife in the b came up with the prhomer's pant ! ibe 4Sai waa.6wc blow abe . died is about a quarter of an on witneree left hand. The Way tee& place is • loner mma found Gaiety. rime thftegh the we" ' "4 is iklet" al "hal" blr.7l;stiCt PARE en pronounced jo od. Mitoses sever am Leyhed Want listalstm .ties RAeLar—Did you come imam theca by senterate of the_Coart was. that he shook ."... I 41. HATTON-GARDEN. • Ember ot Linseed Vietaallers 5t74.4 at Ms site, co Sotorday, to anawoor tarsals complaint. lodged maim Shoos by Jabasoo. the infarcts►. /Ids person,' misted by his sateliWa, Brooks aid iswilos, was early is the add, sad lashed flask for victory. His auddpatious et success were, however, sot well founded; for. we& the map. den eta tingle Ise, and that too of a trivial nature, he was caw pietely noondted. The first puma ailed to amerce the cuspidate et the Messrs. Brooks and Bawds*, was the Landlady et the Mae Post, Folisr's Baru Heber.. Me dome minis* her was, that ales !apt her 106 home Weer. spas beyond*. hoar prescribed by kw, es Saturday, the Mr: Eismier amodoited the landiadee tem wish leb mud shall, semi she was only Seed /MB 111111188 el the Mft prepeleier et she Oran. et bileseenowas the soot person . miled. ageing hien woo, that he sellereddemines to be piayed wiihin his es Monday, the ielsit instant. Mr. Harmer odd:weed the Misbecame on behalf et Mr. Boehm. He aginkted that tae game was played on the night in queedina, bet be et the same time sold that the penes, so playing were bedi. adually of the ginstest rapeesebilhy, raiding in die neighherat. hoed. The game, tee, was played for amnia diversion, and with dentine, net habinging to Mr. Bieber. Under these draws. stances, be submitted that the &ergo preferred ageism Mr. B. was frivolous, and unworthy of attendon. The home. too (said Mr. Harmer), bears the highest character for remeetabilky, which am be tattled by amend most respectable Gentlemen. Mr. Lame thought it unnecessary to ail SS Mt. Bodies to bring forward his witnesses. He consequently dismissed the complaint. Mr. Phillips, of the Carved Lion, Islington, was Übe neat person called on. He was complained against feir ' allowing the game of • Sleeve halfpenny" to be played in his house, on Monday. the lath lost. Owing to the inability of the informer to prove the case dearly, together with a Saw in the aunnums, this case shared the *amebae ss the former. Mr. Masao, the proprietor of the Rose, Islington, was also al. leged to have soffeted the game of dominos to be played in his house as the led& instant. The lnfermers Mien positively to seeing persons play the game. Mrs. Manes, who attended for her husb an d, state d, that she was not aware ad circumstance with which she steed charged. The demises were eat hers—they belonged to perms. who were playing with them • The Magistrate orgy good hint in a mitigated reality. Mr. Hanshrookfroplietor of the Prince of Brunswick, Wens. wick Terrace, was eammased for havens allowed his boom to be open limy saintnes alter olevow o'clock as Monday night, t h e 12t h instant. sad delivering a /pint of ale and a glass of gin. Mr. Harmer took an obiostioo to the sr 1111111006. Mr. Ham_ brook's boom was denoiniaated in the summons the Brunswick, of Tense.. wile Terrace. s a should have set forth th e Prince oi Brims "Bruhrolek Beset. said that the Breaseriet rep wee all that was written up Lowboy: Printed and Published by Joao Maur; the Proprietor, at the Stan Orrice, No. 1, Pickettflece, Temp le./3w. .:t 3 rg.tmatt JA Fe r. lgo.igee itsifet i tltheesi Wal !SIMI In title ►ilea ir die stelOgebniad if This was denied on the pan of the defendant Idr. LAMS NM, that while he admitted the Itg dzsis ;, be good s he non yet say that be maned the ---• b arem Mg,. leading the 011ie by hash). este was written ii wklle tie U m , k held a Metes ma It was a tries et prastimie e * is ii . i , be Joshed to, and ft Was net tee SS to seinen the d rumb i — ;; to the Licensing Alsghtrates. Mr. Hashitipitit Nand the wrathy Magistrate s that a l g ae .. s stated was net the fan. To thew that be sew betides va tic he should not take advantage et the legal abjection stated by u s : Harmer. bet soda rat the ease woo its merits, ad Iss %s a d dearly pros, ibis the charge stalls his was may seteesg m a His house bent the highest daractia fee respectability sob * amid be attested by all his ibeillahwiret "Mire w::am em s , several liergruen s who wield sin willingly cam forward * bear his set t e hi tur s stateseet. After woe es s a ig e eetles s the ease was &misted. Mr. Ling, oohs Pained Red Len, Islington, was s lus ,, m i a Iv sellithog dieldsses in his hose. This seseeens was also dissented, es the ground of Inrotatot, This last ismseted 'sled the several charges. Neding Sell leek sent Monk than the consteaantes of I, k . eon sell his beloved brains Ot the ant of the proceedings. N I walked sway completely itesdillem SERMON TO ••••••1111111..-- Yesterday morning, at as tew minutes before de em the five unhappy men, who ate ordered for man* to-morrow, Were conducted to the Chapel in Sen ate, to bear what has generally. but improperly, been called " the Condomeed Sermon." Previous to the comin eem meot of Divine Service, the unfortunate men se re visited by she Rev. Mr. Cozrost. the Ordinary, m g „, e Mr. ngin.. in order to prepare their minds for the solemnities of the day. As soon as the prison bey) w in used on the morning of execution) began to t o n, i tsg . &chi of peiso!iers proceeded to the Chapel, and took their lOW with groat decorum. and, finally, the fine sine ?innate men entered the usual place allotted is die sincerer, few persons in their awful situation, w ee d e d by Mr. BA UM, who remained with them dating the rex vice. They entered in the following order t Keats (foir sheep stealing), who walked briskly by the assistance*, a crutch ; Wingfield (for a rape) decently clad in rustic costume; Davies, for stealing in the dwelling house of his master; Young : for a similar offence; and, lastly, the lad Davis, convicted of stealing a letter and its eon. tents, while employed in the General Post Office,— The Rev. Ordinary read the Liturgy of the Chinch is an impressive manner, and the convicts appeared toact as men should in their awful situation. Three o ut o f the Rumba', and particularly Keats, appeared to have their minds Intently fixed upon the solemn service which so intiOately concerned them—they, viz. Ken, Davies, sad Davis, kept their eyes continually Lou! upon their books when occas'on required, and were load and fervent in their responses. The unfor tunate men Wingfield and Young are unable to read, but their conduct, nevertheless, was highly becoming. When the forts:Pala of the Church had cumin tied, and a rnitaitird psalm had been sung, the Rev. Mr. Corns delivered an excellent discourse from the 234 verse of the 42J chapter of St. Luke's Gospel. " Load, remember nie." At the conclusion oldie sermon " The Laments. tion of a Sinner* was sung, and then the unhappy men, the eldest 6f whom is 51, were conducted bark to their cells. With the exception of Mr. Et Sheriff Kzu.v. Colonel CLlfilts, aid a few select individuals. the Chapel was completely filled by its unfortunate inmates and the csikers of the prises. A short lima Once, at H nbury Church, nineteen saes lad daoglaeors of • taraser named Williams, midis( as Leonia* Wasson, stood waft,' at the baptism of his terforietla child. Wi. Williams lately la* la a twasty-thirel dale, and all these am beam:bee stilt beg " The cnlliets• log to VI worts, in the vicinity of allkimargte, to about 1500..bave smirk wart for as ed. vases of inaao. Ataa rim eholandod Is about anothlrel so A* peewee nem nate are very heavy socks as the principal coal Ms. A few nights Ego the residence of a G .ntlemsn iy Gans' -moats ;miss Iwo, aid a valuable gold ',soca ' stiles, together with two gold orals aid goad bey. A few night. age the house of I*. Thatcher, the Wised oftboOsepera• Arena, he &nous Groood, Wessenioster, Ina broken into and ribbed of the faimeing pygmy, *is. as eight day bracbat clock, erring dial. by LAgrive limey best lanwr glue, wkb gilt frame* and • 'Over saw bals, farther with moms wearing apparel. _ HEBDOIinDART. KUM% le.-41111 lost. a ak..—aatlittl Seta 40 ailailf Mn two Is the mons* mid Vans sets 23 edeutes put herr. Jupiter rhea at sane IN the envies ; Mercury sets SI ulnas as enes ; sad Mars S abut* pest alse...—blknery say be Nee awe to advantage. Japan?' hat lassiltee eclipsed at Vuitton pan sine at sight. Toessay.—Haan enters het vaster 50 astootes past eight * the naeridng.--Thashess Cesnberbed barn, 1772. Watensnay.-19enediet t a pelages of piety sea sneilly,w according to the Catholic legends, was dimwit tote se earn by the Goths, whoa they invaded Italy, sad eltheeibit was deer napped. be ante ewe next day mins% Tnussaar.--Sna sets s minutes past six. Panay.--Ctutimettob d the Mona and Veen at sena le the nada& _ _ _ BAIRTIMITo.-1001 ISOM L began his tweeris.two pm' Alt 111113. Rev. 11. S.M. ILL Fs Dow of St. Potet's Caere, Canimilfl to Ma Mortithot natio.look DIED. Thursday, Is Name. &co. ka kb 7114 Tsar, Robert Woodfield, Reg. bee Lyellierse. 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