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

. . .0014*ddcv..40 Waist Mika tag ahotitilosiliparte rutin* bete. • , Se4etal ilithemes were essgiieled, safff theca hien'fla hii journey .ft-r bring the Minster, acid io Opole . of, ithoiti he tisk( gives part Of thitigs kale% fibm thince. ptistinsit fiegaentti corietied theie witnesses its ttie`u eitclenke. t INifii Knell, Esq.—l lie. at Cpaloir.bill. Dui 114-ihiM.,and hivelno*ri Jonathan . Herein .eiso since hit *Ai ii•boY, On the 2d of February, at three' in the ifreratoin he cane . to my hoase,k fie had* Windy. * and palm branch in his band; he asked how we altd said he hall liroatiln.itionster; alluding ro , the fildnili; I obieried nothing particular abort him; he said he heti waterproof boots, but had got over theist; fie HAt no stockings op; he *dished his feet; he pat on *snir of stockings ; said he bad come from Yotli on l• oliittiiiy morning , and hid been hunted like a par tied e~ hid walked nearly all - the ,way ;he said he -d - stein working at his trade (a tantte4 at LincohLinti ' fallen' • into a pit ; that be hid gotlnlil, and hart bas true, and had chine to ; York to . sell. i paraphiets; he said he had b-en . htinfed like a gartsidge, .more then *rile, and that . a great many of the cistsgy York *Ws "Nlagistiatiii; Jolted me if I hi d read the last e;liliein tit hii pamphlet; I said no;4lgOal,pae.iiiit of fili pocket, and lead a dream abotit tice dgEtt*ticitt of • Lolidtm and tie owesthroti of the ; I "Then you gre.a ijoikor." He said that wa. what the people of Yolk linen; lie slept' till night at my haute; nn Thursd a y he winteit: to see the 1 4 4ewiCiper ; he nursed the York gritiert 'tetrad a Bible and a Nyasa Bank on the table; eithefbn Thor:. • day oh Faidiy; lie read . a loud Omni 'With 'khe 63th iffiptei.-1 Wee tsar,' him diiiispecittilly of She C lergy of the. Ettahli , hed Church ; f aPiedyi cool:- dr s ed him incen , istert when he spoke ;about the Clew. Ctoti elonined MrßootlintAst - =—Aftit i fieescaphd frbte an he came first) , • irctosnn his leg,. Conceiletin; Lott him in an etlib - ousirt I took Care that nothing area left Irthis way, met be conlif haft hinstilf or any onk ; I deemed to dh ;at; I gleietkiiiit be half hurt Oti iStea lie Sias .sit 44; I aVoirlml, sitfiliaitig at the sithjeet hjthe Clergy in 441 k ig.to . biiik i 's • ' Mr. W. Staintbrope, *lto appleherided Asir:prison* at, ' slllKell's, said', the Iltiatekeekt outi it, s*ai the pelionees; hie said he car. ,kJ it to iler.hairs; *here-I totik him tot I opened it k it contained four pieces df select some gold fringe, and a smell B Me; this witness detailed Martitfaiohfisiitin: John Leefe, keeper of the House of. Carreetion—l ▪ SOU, fiti.ithin what ceased 'you to set Ole the Mn. .. • • stet P tali, I is* jetted at the idolatteins *Orihip df the people ; there was Many bad 'Walden and Mee there; the Clergy drank their bottles ortria, and went •tnthe playhouses, or they *mild nak it 6 ash things; lhe k• - •eici hi was tit be iniprisobed, and tad fift - brObght to he e . Comfilet to Nita there. * (he Maitheiv Wilinh—l am a Wesliiih jheithei SE flea.. . I asked Martin the tension *tip deit* ed *the Miit•ter ; he arid, I. have long *bait of opinion that the CeeigY of Hie 134ablithedcbnich*eFilindif gdldes, led the 5144, they 'vrottlntliblill into Xi.... • I a'skeli Wits if he hid airy aggibst ? hi said no—hi eats 104 f*'thicis—they, • itise itaditi)g - tile viiiiki '• tie sail the Ofits*ctitiii Of the 31initeif was lor the - Of Goo, • d ar r, fir particalat k. 'be; '44%.1 thb d'estrojech (kir wail& be lirsOerie theriiselie, is h; re they ti.e pirAhid, relit/Foto ihillnietel, if his left fire to * pile? • He replied, none the = Rl►7l I. ' he lek mite bapp ; soinetinies h 0 tint id don., a liittauw lie Kai stiengthkied hinati de in On! . 4 wink. I ihdrigereal the nbisei that . tieard in the Minitel; as stated i the Papers, aid atif, I su p pose it ym Ile rephid...3l'4llkely, beCausi 1 fieltily be to Griot' Cii*s examined by Mr. Bnouoaial64l4Siird he had . • ' ti;td hit die:4in to Wife; she rilaire an ied work, d so 14 took h• r r Png horn her hand When - asleep, and kept • ii souse vial-so : rain he extracted a ease iif *crisp front her. Ile then test°, ed it, told her his dreain,End she cried. Seitirli pipers Cele read, viirnifig pEiiplc 111 the time 1&1 :hem r f the trAnendoas writh books wishing, bid no. Ad went into Tsai taster. there I Ibt a gat aglle.-(rn Oleo proceeded cb state the manlier so which betray/lied and supported himself tolork.)—Os Sunday, (Feb. Isi) I went to the* Cathedral Service, and it vexed me totter them singing' their Prayers and Amens. I knew it did not costae from the heart, it was deceiving the people. Then thi s` .was the organ, bus I bus! and said Ito mysel. hals thee down to-night, thou alai fins no more well dire were all going out,•and I lay me.down byl side of the Bisho'p's round by the pillar.—(The prironer Concealed himself behind a tomb, between which and the wall there'vkas a space that more than one person might lay from in.)—l thought I heard the people coming down the bells; they all went out, and then it was so dirk that I could not see my herd. Wdl, I left this Shiley, and °estate out and fell open my knees, and faked the LORD what I. was to do first ? and he said. go th# way op the bill-loft; I bad never been there;and went round and round ; I had a sort of a guess ol 'the place from hearing the men as I thought come clown. I then struck a light with a flint and a rasor that I had ot, and some tinder that I had brOUght from roy land- I saw there were plenty of rope.; then I cut one, dad then another, but I had no ideal they were so long. and I kept draw, draw. and the tope came up; I date' say I Had Ico feet; well, thought I to *myself, this wilt tbake a man rope, a sort of scahng rope, and I tied kiirite tit ii t' ay, that's it. I know it. well.entiokh (pointing to the rope which laid upont the table). So I Went down to the body of the Cathedral, and bethought me hovi filmed get inside; 1 thought if [did so, by throwing *elope, over the organ, I Might see it gangsng, and that•would• the job; io I made an end of the rope fait, and went band over hand over the gates, and got down on the ether side, and fell on my knees and prayed to theLono --i-and he told me, that dr what I would, they would tate me. Then I asked the Liao wiled was to do with the velvet, and he told toe . (the prisoner here repeated what he had bifore stated in his plea . about the robe, cap, and tassel.). And thought it would do for n.y hairy jacket that I have at Lincoln; I have a very good seal. !akin one there.! wish I had it With me that I Might shot" it to you ; then I got all r'early ; *glory to GOD, I never felt so happy ; but I had "ri hard night's work ol it pa. ticularly with a hungered belly. Well, I got•Lbit iif was candle; and t set fire to obi hea:i. and with. the Matches I set tire to the Other; I then held up the things that the 1.411 D had given me for my hire, in this tidy handierchief that I have in my hand. (The .prii; ironer then went on to describe his escape by weenier' she rope, nearly in the same terms as haie been stated, and °This prikeeding to Hezhiim ; that on the road the" coaches passed him. but be laid himself down, and was' never seen). While I wal at Helium, I think I had been tlstre two days; I had been to pray with a poor woman. aid the H.esham man came and tapped me on the shouldet.—:" I's tied, or I'd tell thee a littleinore." . This is but a small. part of what the prisoner said, but sufficient to judge of the name of.his defence. After he had concluded a minute or two., he tied to the Reporters—'! An yes been writing -dosed Wit t I said. j think talked o'er fast for thee!". He then espied one of his publications. and said—" I see thee'se gouts oat of my bakes. I wrote etyma at different times, and have said about 14.009. . • Mr. BsrOn Hoszomc retired i'rem the Conti foi a short time; and oft his return . the follossies-witnesees were ezaminesl:-... John Douglas—ls 73 year's old; is now: a shoemaker, but e.as forineay i sailer, on board the Atlas...-the pri soner WAS a seaman on board the same vessel; we ,were both together at the battle of Copenhagen, Jonathan was captain of the lore top; be fell out of the firre-t4p after the battle, and was sal after the fall. /dards, was , always particular in keeping a journal. After the fall, witne.s.observed there wa4 a change in him. .It.was: a 74. gun ship. The tall was from the fore-top into the water; be was in the water 14 or 15 minutes, and swam ; about. till the boat took him up. Margaret Roston—Keeps the Lunatic Asylum at datedreari. She found Martin there in 1619, in Di cemher, when she succeeded to the premises. He re mained until the 17th of Ju e. 1820, when be madohis escape. He was brought Isackby the °veneer of Nor. ton. He remained till July, 1821, when be made hit escape again, and was .never brought back. Witness has been used to lunatics for 26 years. Sbe always ifJitscis"....d teitiinL ,g aeon ii me ... ' thisiiiiiiited their, and a tlich ii 4 to lierlihniel by this thought him really an insane minis. He wits in die WU of Sofisparte, &C. but at die silt thiftyarufesisig habit of siting on the floor with two cross sticks. He to be thVir kit nd. Jtinait. Martin. - • managed the sticks as *mesh he were fiddling. At • , Mr. Nicbolson-*—Aboeit eleven or titter yeirs ago ether times he used to sing. The sticks, when .he • I had 'fie prisoner in my cite is a lunatic; this *4: at bo used them, were, be said+, in imitation of David's ' '"G'itish'ead. I flail 'SO idea that Ile wail a person fit tel harp. He used to fast .64 some days, and said it be califined in a lunatic isiltain' . I suffered him to r was the Loan's orders. He said that oar Loan bad itaitit When he 4is with itic I did ant think him in- fated 40 days on the Mciint. They were obliged to sane, and I desired the 04iish officers* to like hint away. confine bins at tidies. to diem bins. as he objected to lose Several witnesses depOied to the piestist sanity Of the his beard ; witness had often beard him prophecy. aid pvisoner. .. talk about his dreams; he said. whatever be dreamed, ' ' G. ChainpneY, Elq.-1 air a tuition it York, and ht was determined to do; she had no doubt in bet own 'it; the jail litre; I have conversed'*its Martin five mind but 04 be wit. a lunatic. times-, • and iiiii:idei that be has the*Opeitt of distin- Paul Glitttan•l. a surgeon 4 t NeivcastleWspon.Tyne; gnish,, net s -. . ~a nd ing ern twit wrong. ' during the tio e witiies.. knew Martin, from the begin- • • 11•Str. Iln'outarAst.:—.l neiei ittendiSili an isilion; sing to the end ; cor.sidered him of onstunri Mind 5 k • ' tint I have had the .care Of intaue Peirsilik in initria ; I was legality in one particular paint; triune', arm cm.' din a b ' ii i OM, . taiidy of . opinion, with respect to the subject of deli.; , ' ' Mr. Mason Flititvii—Pihotitiv. WOW! the time for, tinny. that Madill Was not cafkble of distinguishing yru to ipe..,k—it you have any thing to Sat in yoor right from wrong. . ,_ .. • thfedee ? Mann Wiwi is itain's#)3titidg thWithedial ? . Mr. G. Middleton. omit r, of Ditiiingtow, with. whom • • 'hrf. Bar it Ftiti.tacie—Yis; ink' thiag y it h * ate Co the prisoner witted, .rated that he believed the Pia, * inipecting the cha r ge bidnifit agoillist lint. took had been the nie*.uis of .setaling many mut. to . Miriin then Pivei4-deil to bey, i i iY a truithern &erect, hell. In 1824 he rt a seal skin dress made, ukh the .'"aifilialth gvent eiterky'-:::.•'%1441; Sl4OO &it impiresaien hair Oritiide, de iiiii a% Milian); 'Cif, ; Ise giltou ass `ttatt bad *AMA 'it hit front I drims k and her I fild io ride on. in WtfitSan. WI out SAWA.; bit ant to • serhtin bee been in these Petty, tte ICt sir iilikb I preach at the Cross IN iNhltiigton; witieses.memory ' isekleie *as o ifeiy keblie One, "and ittlif Mitch I ated load fail to tell ill' he tales fie hid laird Mai Mate fMn m tOttAings it Me. 60, Aldleatt • 1 Was aisi'ann. of Isis "dleinis ;hi 'itiVii said 'tha he via 'arleatßi 'Bo- o•i:to *it to them by word at itistiudi, Sin ribite '. f die& nalpriee.iltAddiditektithetin Stinifirtsird and NJ/eel:de, ifkiatill uptake near nit. So I 'PrAtid t 4 'the Latin and jna W tnitaild Ad net tiepins ' be *24l'4'6o46er it; ideed Min finial *is in Si dine? ii ,74 I dreained slat I He liidlatkl that "tehigtreiret lie cf4itise, *lib Vitro to Voile its* a ettlid cane over the Cithilistit, Ad It ititlid tin- er,tie . ; 'he dike Aide to.strob h ion Orli i ,le r, Wit& hie ift my liidertigirt awoke We oat of a 4 steep, i4s vhit'ititlha Cu hii son, 11 . lihri Of iske,lhtiuTa 'daily ' ti 6 tl liiI i i tsith the Lotto %ibis , it nie.itt.:.4na he Ma n th it , *ha g& flak' , tut Witt* apatealiftet *Mb, Sit lard his Mks to warn these Clef' yl* of . Botha, tlio hire. 4atroit '(Or so ilia *is Witt* hit ids **itikd hi the 1 1 • - ithilt•tt_pfliv, hail 'Chia, and tier) Lice-ii I the LAO 'ileitis 01 at %Whin the 'Ye*. • . told .61e% hid ifinten me to lain Illabfriarl ri l iriintil ty NV. A thAke . =Arittstlit Weer tiViti di* heard. Ille ar the tiehithedieittat itieti iblield li 'die TAW,' WO if& Meliffitillifitiftiritii*Millin7 to trePihrearbeiti. • trait tre . 06 II In the heaVetri lite prisioter hire u'• It*iiil. other' *ifilestere ri sjoalti ire the' Vitesiiii's hisaisiii. l 4 z. iiik *4Ol dint *din - Holy wilt,. 1 tat sial4 ' Wt. '. Willitift blister, Wider tit tii. tititi . *MI it vtett i . fiiiiiiii the Lite* hid 'deiiiiikl Se to tTni i.c %miner he was on the *aid biiiiiiih mer ifffillfitc. flak Pe sige the way a tie . ivea the thdril to amt. iiit:Thhteih ; his Vds 'it lia2 its taiga; fire. *hit the • • %MAI . I retheught toe that I edula hct do linit jbb jutionet , at the Wei hitt brii*e ittii hiet tidal; ii ' iiii'Maiit *rig iilt all *nitrit, find 'I iati&eied lisfiedier tf&d 'Olit hie 'Waits ilea sea he plirtill %y ilitr .Fesi, t *Old Vt tity Wife:kg-Jar. I gdt 'Weil' thing reallii. I 'itti, del% WO itilid 'ft &staid/qt. he 161) w the iiifi t • %id 114 t the' rait front My on ens fin err, ilia-tithe% a Kt .dise n ye, , traive ilk ; I ..i ts i w in d I v i i, * bolt to be stint% Aral lit Oriiiiiiioa—tha I told tier blind ; 'he f4l Si *'aVt ; ' fi e ifilli Ife '‘ at Gobi Wahl hifet I 'beak , o . s . 6 4 s;:iiiiiitirellil Seri inlet 'did i had :ail, b - id fruit 'tits 'Mfg, leteetited - 13 *tit to trot; he biblasit ielt 131; I itli:ahi dee: dal Witt I iuurd 'grit itiffed Mit a that atte MI it I Tithed "step , hi *it'd iissielit '‘eflis*Vet 'itittli hit ire eui**liiltegt theWas+. it fat V& Ws the "e i'4, 441 a tieslete 'ciiiiiis't Militia *Wind Wthaii--tildcraih . Mr. IC4hth . .•W's, lit Ytie 'VI ANA /hi had ibittafre! I tetkonght m e "ittibt irtett - 3 %Mae Of bit iihd it 6 air, tifllittnidiOn ilt.rtin, Oki it' %IMO lib 'doh 'r it tiSliie ibi I Mid 2tVieihrtt. Thetidiebvihi: . olllfthh6. sightitighipieV Visi etcagit • vik s fli s' the' it n.e.. , , Vi s titithois dim,' do It'itlt 4 atl . thf • ." 1 fiitit *The a Iteglid Rh *tidier • %VW* 'az fl ,. ft , km , ii i i4 ma. e. Viet i l in t i- irry WM I piatitil 1491PA10, iftia valik - iuti s v . ihr tio tint ttAue be iliiiie." IWftii &ft teedi, lair% •fa illy 'e*tiiiit ;hi blill al.. bra di:A*lM* liiiii tilieliffil be Vero). the igteAfolki.saainst anJ now hit !leather wort itilnkblei- lifsiltitoirNed irittondeti to say he was beside hitelalf. but .Gon knew that could not be the cite. for Got' woild not choose a in.idmah to do the wbtk hi had done thi Crost esaitiined by Mr. ALDURSOU--flas heard hid) say drat before either be mould think tor tai be had Wine wrong in this respect, he Would allow a cannon to be placed at his breast, and put thilighted MIA to it hips self. There had heed an ititefirpt at 'eicalie. Mrs. Kdbp6Ariry soon after he came to the j oil. Martin told her he had dreamt that he sit* a man on the will, that an angel wt. •liith.dostn ; and that on Iddking %do the man wit, it wit himself., This Wit before the attempted to escape. He said-the Loan was his .Counsellor, and that be would not gotta in au arm of flesh. After duce weeks residence on the jail he became a changed Oran, conversed fieely:and.that stale of cheerfulness continued to the time of his leaving she jail last week; he turned tip his trowsers, and Tut on a pair cif gaittli—witniss asked him why he did so? He 'Aid he - had drank he wai in Court and was tried— there Was an ientnente croild and he got up: to Make iutitit, and all Went nut bit ,liiintelf ; he was left holie s When a bab!f font years old cattle - up to him - A AU, and it hopped ; he wondtied how it could hots siit6 the chain oh its legs; another Child came up a single shickle on—this eithed him to believe that lie should be ironed, and he said that he had put flit gaiters on to prepare his legs for them. The ilee. G. Cuopland (by Mr. Bnoucnau)—l airs Chaplain to tilt jail, and helieve the prisoner to be 01 unsound mind. He believe, himself to be a Prophet of theLono,who (be sap) reveals his Will tri hien by dreams and eoicei. Other medical men spdke to the pri whir% insanity. Mr. Baron livr.i.oex, at four o'Clock, Corn : ehteu Summing up the evidinee, sod at iv/cooly hoitfutei tts sit concluded, when the Jury retired for 'coda minutes and thin brought in a verdict of Guilts, but give it a their opinion that he WAS at the time *The prisoner srii indeed to be dkt.ined ;luting his Majesty: pintas& 18th of Merck liesiligther t l owen . ad bi4ll by means of did t o , and 74l 6 safe. matalning the_ ablvrilldillifr cif money, taken away. Th . kifk elFtlie kitchen door, by m&t% Nr , c an pubee. # a 'frpylitgehisealotitielt fchind tithe kiftbeit. Aire...44r Vow r, an intaltwnl MO , boy. deliosed, that abase nine cicieek ea the night et Tuefelay. the 17th of .blarch. b e A. 'serried the priweief Jails Ballerd knock at a watch-boa, wildk steed•in an irlo elm lo tile Idtitien window of the prosecutoes beats. The knechhig Waslinidered by a pelldn • who cams mpg of alt# kitebiroswindow sod joined Ballard. Whams treat ma beard whispering In the kitchen. Ballard saw him, egg te m If he 4114.ri0i so idlest his business, be would cut his b—y ife tenant twily.' • James Oster deposed, thee between shod and ten &click to the 17th of March, he am the 'Amens, Jabs Ballard and igge tr kin' earrylug a heavy chest. They took it to the house in Irmo, father anti mother lived, in Darlington street, & oa r,. markkt. ' George . Leal. Smell, that on the 17th of March the Mim e , ' Haw kins 4 ltdey, and John Ballard, were drinking together in the Biacksueor's Head. Beauchamp-at:vet, Leather.lane. 1 hey w oe nut able to pay the whole of what they ha 4 in. About five &clo a k liallkitis and Ballard' vient away, leaving Utley behind, drunk se4 asleep. liawkids returned some thine steer and bad some h e gg, ',teaks. About halbpour eight o'clock Ballad came in and Ames Ilawkins a chisel. Hawkins said, that is just the thing. ow chisel Sound by Mr. Cur in his kitchen. was herr produced, Barstsby, tia constable. and itlioitifikil by Lewis as the same dug had been abien by Ballard to tlafwknt .) tlatt tins, ilailard,sif Riley then bent away: Betsreen 10 and 11 o'clock the umi nog, Hawkins came hack to the Blackm.ee's Head and paid far ai which be had had hi the course of the day. He appeared to ima plenty of suottiy. The prisoners were remanded. TOW N—l fa% LL Eiashath i'as rife eta 'charged with mirth* a tountfifelt eixpettee. prhaolec went into the shop of 'Mi. IKaty, baler. in fl ag Mase,yeloirtlay evenieg, about 'even o'clock. and sett tared tits sapencelive u'resioy lust g it was found to he had, and ttn sin& ing her,luilither, Of the same kind was found optic her, betides fi tifpeoce.-- Reminded. 'Lulea 11160:34 • waterman of Iliingerford-srlirs, tries cab- Mined lq three works to the Borough Cumpter • for Musing to pay Me fine of seven shillings and sixpence, it•flieted five alma, , b ;i ek, f e e plying at the river without a liCelVie, on the oomph* of 'Mr: .6.1114 if 'the Wattniteit's Company,. who had &own hh Veal kuityi EUCPTIONS. T The . anthappy convict, Martin Slack, tinders eat the • puaishore:ntawatdei to 188 m, at the usual place of execution, at Yolk Crude, at t a.eltre o'clock ye. troth,. N 40ithstanding the evilest entreaties of the Clerital Geralemen who visited horn; to client hitweit of sp • ite hop& of a reptiebr, he rtisiitEd to A late hear in denying his gui.t. He appeared tri the last momat to believe unit if he persevered in refitting to adorn,. ledge bis guilt, a reprieve might bd obtained. He ultimately, held/Wit, We art isrfoihied, admitted to did .fterldiend .C. Vidor, of Jkelbrook, Oat hi. sin. react. wassjasts be had, be said, participated is the eiiimby consenting to the destruction of the naafi; ba; continued to assert that it WS* the Mother's hand our Atiiiirisdired the poise n. When on the fatal scaffold to scented much less unnerved than many eriniinalsoldet is guilt hate appeatedio be under sotribitly twos, eit.cuth. itaiieti. He prafioliir a few minutes, bi t w3licri4 much apparent fervour of devotion. When the iiecesoty patati•inb had Leen made to ensui• the dismal isle he was abort to und.rgo, the exec wtionet . haintg or jested the rope and drawn the cap brim hireyes,.ite Govetace of the pti.cin, M. Shepherd, took the liapleis,jeent man by; the hand, and. asked him if he baclany kilter cossientinicat'on us maim? . His replp.was; Shepherd.; I ado innotenta" - * The bolt of . the idichine was then drawii. He WI so great "tt...clistarice that it might.have been anticipated that his 'death. wOulibave been speedy and his sufferings light. Sock 'htit i tver, was nor the case. Alter 'et:tanning at'rhst lot a few secoad*, the boil/ was observed to he poWeifully agi tated,4tid the its uggles were m violent as to mike awe 'moth; minds of hundreds of spectators, even •anictigit ! thwiit alto stood at a considerable distalee bun 011 fatal platfotm. It was seven or eight minutes . befine the. b. dy was at test, and probably a mothJonger pMind beime the vital spark was extinct.. After banging the usual time, the body was handed over to the ser,euni fir etisstrtiou .— flrU Podd of iredoeuloy. POLICE IN rELLIGENCL 431.1ki1r - ML. thfitir tit I cat {diet till dined W Throeb else et the ellitteh 4011122128 lit the &defy for die Sop#riaddll of Cihelit tit Animists, with feriae* &Mee hit cabriolet dello Letigi*.Wills Saturday :tight last. He was ordered to: pay Ss. the coot of ttsk Summons, and be win discharged with a reprimand. BO%V'STitSET. Partratie Jibsitolts„ a nitivi of the - Emerald Ilk, was brought before Mr. illusnotz, the sitting Magistrate, charged with being coucefued, with others unkoown,in thentattufacture of illicit spirits. • 'Ai lacer of Bache deposed, that about eleven o'clock yeiterai y melting; be went Into Goseer.place, in the parish of St. Pancras, where be sent a boy to broth at the boo*, No. 21. at which an aid woman. aged about teventy, opened the window, through Alas he steered an entrance; not, however, without meeting vity'greit opitiaition from the till dame, who ammo. d tie attic the wittable on MO neat. After Is* Mid 4'4 Imo he soon; he pro. tended to open the ball dna, to let his brother in, what be secured the prisoner, in the act of escaping that way, there bring no' yard. lie them went up stairs, where he found a thirty gallon 'copper still. Seldell'a*wred to have been worked about a day of deo before; . two tuft, cotttehtint Laskin silty and seventy gallon of wash ;As also snow MW wins* or " angleingi." The ellker then handed to the Magistrate the Act of radiation, which inflicts a penalty of .230, or imprisoomen., on auy pence foetid in or about premises where illicit spirits are mantitactured, having a guilty knowledge. Mr. hintsnets. said; the old woman ought to have been brought op, ea. from bee conduct, abe must have known what was going ferward.—The ellen oti.erved that she was so old. The prisoner denied baring any knowledge of what was doing in the house: He hid, he said, only I-minute berate taken a pair of shoes, which hi hod molded,' to ditkhOuse. Mr. aliatiam. closely interrogated the prisoner, Wan which it appeared that be must have known more than he wet willing to admit, Which opinion was borne out by the fact, that ato marks of his wooldhe wallower, developed on his Lingers. Mr. kintsulna. °Mend him to be remaeded, and in the mean time desired duit thistreman should be brought up and reassdned. Meuse awn Iteramove Reaseitv.--Yesterday Mr. haat% a diamond merchant in the &rand. came to this dice in breathless haste, and gave information of having been robbed a few minutes befits; of diamonds to the amount of about 5001. in a very auda. clouts manner. It appeared that about twcivb o'clock a Wen-dressed ,young man. about dye feet eight inches high, canto into Mr. flans' shop, and said be wanted to purchase a diamond for a shirt Oslo — Mr. Isaacs showed him one, which' be took from a paper edatelobas a great Millibar of diamonds. but be said it was too large; another wad shown to Min, which be Said was as much too small, and be re- quested to have one of an intermediate IMO. Mr. Isaacs seletted we and was in the act of banding it • to him, when the fe ll ow sanded or the paper of diamonds and ran out of t h e shop. Mt. hues puked him, calling out "stop thief!" to whirl cry the robber joined. pointing before him as if le porn& of a dart bias. sill. He got dear GM Mr. Muumuu. regretted that so daring a robbery- could have been committed in open day with impunity, aid said that a descrip tion of the thief should be given to all the dicers, Sod probably be woad Noe be in custody. MARLBOROUGH4TRICRT. Saturday, at hail past two o'clock, Johig Horn us. dement the sentence of the law at their° .t 4 the new gaol (Ennis). for an attack on the house of Pattitk Co.. 'lay, at Killitaly. The'very Rev. Dean O'Shaughtwoo, assisted by the Rev. Messrs. O'Gorman and Corbett, accompanied.him t.i the Oaf:Koh At- the ightailt Is WO about to ascend the fatal sarfitilik he rttlivatal: do Debni permission t . say a fair wog ds is to his iligle., table situation, to 'which the Rev. Gentleman replies!, . By all means." Horan then said,. sa I declare in the preemce of that Goo, by whom in a fear minutte I shall he judged, that I en not present at, nor had I any coiiiiesion with, the offence for which I am about to. sof r, and that I remained in bed the entire of the night on whith it occurred l nor was I ever concerned directly or indireetly . in any outrage . of a similar nature." Mr. Kenny, the Sub-Sheriff of the county. and several attar. .Ge..tlemen, were present at this declaration. Tire uel fortunate young man (being about 26 years of aril to I then lotunthed into eteinity. Alter struggling in dread. fulCapirulsions for some minutes, he resigned -his tool to.filso who never denies peace to the weary, nOt:kow lost to the afil.cted. Horan's Ire has [free a truly, melancholy ou. He was a young man wh4 had pt.: siously bone an unimpeachable char ac e'. • Williams Kennedy. who was found guilty at the A pion . at•Dorelmster for shooting at, with intent to mordet i the Rec.. H. Willoughby, wet executed on S.ittirdayi in porsiante 4 his sentence, on the drop erected oar 4 ei4iiacc lodge of the county geol. 3 ... • 1!.... 4, . , ~ ' Mr. Grundy, of .(latiesatreet, Sr. Jantire.spare. ins charged with having awaited his wife,a pretty and elegantly attired female, ahns* twenty-dee lean of age. From the lady's statement, it app.- peeled that die carried eit the Witness of a fashionable dress mak& in Chartte:strest. and Mr. Grundy assisted In the Concern: They 'had only been married a short period, but Mr. Grundy had treated her upon several occasions with ;narked unkindness. On Thursday 'Week be hthaved se violently towards her, that .be thought bee. life slidasgrr; and on Wednesday morning hV dragged her away froth Ash at the dratiers, in which she was looking for some clothe7t. bud 4, doing solicited her rode with so much toolence that the bleed V. and be than turned her out of the room. . Grundy called two young ladles, who were preeastr, en si‘es dist his elle rive him a smart be: on the ear on his billt his, tad he then renamed lite from the apartment. a = atiording to the defeedaut's *account; the lady peril stapes travegant habits; and one of his friends declared, dist . ihe hid visited a Gentleman who lodged In the home, wide ansheirmina!' 'vtincon that mu* lead to an Inquiry in andther Court. Mrs. Onnidy hen admitted that she bad taken tea with The fSestirnent alluded to, In his own apartment, het die was always. accompanied by one of bee sisters. Mr. Grundy . bere complained that his wife had now. a guest 'Midler of tresses which hid beeit in his alto* room. She was tag . however. to consider the whole of than as her propeny. A ennildetabte diseosdos tel took Place. In the course of which it was stand, that the Lady bad cost her husband the enormous sum of $OOl. during the. last three months, past of which she had iipended on a vtift to Paris. • Mr. Come; liading.the parties could not urine their matters amicably, ordered Mr. Greedy to pm in MU. Aiddiasn, the driver of a hackney-coach, was yesterday bleb% Mk. Dries, spew * sosteleab, decried with de. , Awe than his** fut. • H. A. Rim Esq. use of the *silicates of this Dike. stated that on the 24th Wt. be hired the defeedant at the Italian Opera, ' Lid tlrsl ' driien to the Atelphl, and finis thence to RdWard-atreet, I HiseiinamiretAnd is gatflitiont ettlieteeih, the .Weetray Magic. erne Warmed hiss thaL.l l4 ll*-clendn . .norniwitinle. he , should asks !Ws 18:04 S i cilern x ..a . ...r k o lo o g Made - eine • • thitinoley, lad saw AIWA Vint *Odle ovEdhiret AIL • The doessehm, *km cdfidiffaar =ram* his eontddos the affesee. . Mr. Dv*" Seed the, defendant ten *Mb* and casta ti Jeitei kiter 'chi affair et a eabrislit, rite:day apprised . to iothPlithe Weer against Min OP Major Rksisase fdr'de taaitdlbg den Ids legal tare. • TVs evfaidaet was deed les. and 710 Pd. saw HATTON—GARDEN. • • i nth siii Ittinsar.-71issins Gala MO** Jens 3114* .mod Mf r s , SA Balligit s4 Calisit add Ain Raiford ( man sod led ete Weriti u it die War Piisilifirs St the tame sai d, MetryPiehts. mierevoiemenhied, the Vim fenny befog changed 44 gkett it larbg!Af _break. lir the home q t Mr. Carr. oilssae,i tA L : • reetz Hanoi t ad m a rg. *To! , an **l doh t o 0, Earishft of llgwaragt h as INK* alb frepeirt Y i r. etr; fikilinglillitt Sal liettwarieriflepthe fat. It' appeared i sT.WiSenseWe , ea the *sobs cif . Wednesday. •ths • BIRTHS. the 16r.vatti wits of Imes* etas* vintner, of the tWo seas one daughter, who all died within twobus itt4i - tlieltblith. On the tad Fehnary 11128 she had two uni. ni . dittni Nei Ms and one daughter within 13 months; her eiho son nine yeas of age; yet he bee seen only three birth dal% been bora in leap-year on the 29th February. • : MARRIRD. Ireiterday, the mon of Werkelt Hart, of South -street, nal to the daughter of Stephen Hart, Of Hayden4quare. ' DIED. Saturday, ht Wabeet.detreet, la the had, third isughter et Cape. Carpenter. At Dabney Manse. the Rm. James of several months, !o the 10th year Ministry in that parish. • After a few days Illness, aged seven Of Dr: B.' 0: &Wigton, of Finsbury. at At the Claresdon Hotel, Geo. Pore; Hoe. Gee. Peue, of Mass Hall, Lam • At Glasgow. Mr. John Cree, gorgeous • •• Wham. afed ft, Wilkes Masu,ll4. 4 tApHiergh. em lame of St Whim's, Sibling, ' * Offier Greif. • • Au-Baltimesch e.; Perthshire " BMW of tie late Major James Johann, Compeny'rservke. . At Calais. Mr. James Balfour, late At Dense* Wm. Taylsr, Esq. Shoes • At •Bambey, es the 13th el Oetebor, Sir C. Y. Chasabersomdee puha .1 - that prealdraish ~ws~ . . Zoilitgolijut LiG B mimosa aTO 31011 , .. • 38 far 0 .ss swassei. . • !.t. ... ikeisPat rt tiffed it di rtia re •Is liatliksh. 111 rie lab year of Wer mgr. 11'5)4 . Slithery, anita wk. t , axes Gal& afar • lea% 4 ' a of Ids age, sal iade di II % _. yen pen, Arthur, TaileP" ry• aquae. 'etre, 114. eldest sea "Mai Lineable', In Ids 454 Or. ween,inebeiab Tweak ria,lesei. weiter,lad hes •-• klieg, Elizabeth Um tint . ~. re, lin. Marearetiebene. i Aron, of tbe Hole HOOP • ol: ate aserebantin Ilebaf. Marie alike tuber, be As ISA MOO J. glebe levees