Star. — London, England, 1822-03-11 00:00:00

DISTURBANCES IN NORFOLK. Thursday se'nnight in ths foremost, a strong pa2' of insurgents, -amounting to several hundreds, lected from all the neighbouring parishes, attacked ' and destroyed a threshing-machine attached to the freehold, on the premisei of Mr. RICHARD Doocearr, of Winfarthing. Notwithstanding the resistance of a large party of friends, constables, and others, they proceeded to demolish the obnoxious engine. A des perate attack commented with bludgeons and all kinds of weapons. One Gentleman was felled from his horse, and several more, who were well mounted, , were compelled to retreat in all directions, amidst a heavy discharge of stones and other missiles. The barn was forced, in order to come at the interior of the machine, which, together with a dressing:machine, were destroyed. On the following morning large parties assembled at Diss, being market - day , and the leader of the insurgents of Thursday, by name Wit- ham Baker, of Bressingham, labourer, was appre hended, and immediately brought before Sir WILLIAM ROBIRT KENT, Bart. and Gamma Las. Esq. and was by them committed to the County Jail. Next day large parties of the insurgents paraded about dif ferent parts of the neighbourhood, keeping watch in the night to present any of their party from being apprehended; and on Monday morning they again assembled at Winfarthing, and broke and destroyed a threshing-machine, the property of Mr. SAWA!. GEORGR, of that parish. On Tuesday the arrival of the troop. of Suffolk Hartsmere Cavalry, under the command of Colonel RAY, we hope has so far suc ceeded asto prevent their again assembling forfurther mischief in this neighbourhood.—Nornikh Moony.. Tuesday night some rioters arrived at the County Jail, guarded by a part of the Suffolk Cavalry. On approaching the city, they were met by a consider able body of persons, who appeared inclined to make a tumult. The prisoners were, however, safely lodged in jail. On the return of the cavalry they were re ceived with a shower of stones and brick-bats, and were stoned completely through the city to the 3% owel and Hammer, out of St. Stephen's gates, Where they gained shelter. The rioters pursued them thither, and broke several windows. The Mayor, W. R ACK HAM, Esq. having received information of this riotous disposition, repaired immediately to the spot with some constables, and after much active exertion. both by himself and assistants, he succeeded in dis persing the assembly. About the same time a con stable brought to the Castle another prisoner for the same disorders. As he was returning, Mr. Jolts sou seeing that a large body of persons had gathered toge ther, and appeared inclined to ill-use the constable, sent two of his assistants with the man across the Castle ditches. As soon as they had entered the Golden Ball-lane, the rioters attacked them, seized the cart, and, after a violent struggle , succeeded in obtaining entire possession of it, with which they ran down to the Foundry-bridge, and threw it in the river. The constable and horse were with much difficnity saved from their violence. No assistance could be rendered, as the Mayor was at that moment engaged in quelling the tumult at St. Stephen's gates. These rioters appeared to consist principally of the loose and disorderly boys who frequent our streets. The industrious classes took no part in these proceedings. It was expected that possibly a similar outrage might be committed on Wednesday night. The Mayor and his officers,were on. she-,alerh and we think that his determination of Tuesday evening, to preserve the peace of the city, contributed much towards the pre vention of any disorders that might, on the arrival of new prisoners, have taken place. The Norwich Light Horse Volunteers have been on duty almost every night this week.—lbid. In consequence of some of the. Ship-Owners of Hull having determined to lower the wage of the sailors from SOs. to 455. per month, a large number of them assembled on Monday last, and seizing on two of their fellows who had acceded to the re duction, elevated them on a cart, and paraded them through the town. The procession was met in several parts of the town by the Police Officers, who engaged the mob, and were generally defeated. After this state of things had continued for two or three hours, the Military were called on, and tbe mob was dis persed. Three of the rioters were taken, two of orient were committed. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING. - - His Majesty's Stag-hounds meet on Friday, at Stoke COMM Sir Jacob Astley's (Norfolk) Hounds, Wednesday, at ford ; Friday, at Duker's Bridge. Mr. Dewing's Hounds, Wednesday, to run a buck; Friday, at Bawdesweli. The Earl of Scarborough's Fox-hounds, Wednesday, at flos sirgton Bridge; Friday, at Sandbeck Park. The Earl of Harewood's Fox-hounds, Wednesday, at Leath ky ; Friday, at Tadcaster Bar. The Hatfield Harriers, Friday, at East Ings. The Earl of Derby's Stag.bounds, to-morrow, at Potter's lane; Thursday, at Oroham ; Saturda y, at Langley Bottom. H. Jolliffe, Esq.'s Fox-hounds, Thursday, at Platt's Green. The Surrey Fox-hounds, Thursday, at Pratt's Bottom; Sa turday, at Westerham—Theliarriers meet every dap Earl Fitzvrilliams's Fox-hounds, Wednesday, at Weybridge Wood ; Friday, at Abbot's Ripton. The Earl of Darlington's Fox-hounds, Wednesday, at the Oat Tree, Legating-hue • Friday, at Bkdak Plantations; and Sa turday at Watiass Village. Tice Saessworth Fox-hounds, Thursday, at Wesley-Park; and Saturday at Street-Houses. York and Nasty Fox-hounds, Thursday, at Wigginaton-Bar. The Lambton Fox-hounds, Thursday, at Hass; and Saturday at Cbester-le.street. The Roxby and Cleveland Fos-bounds, Friday, at Water fall-Bridge. The Sinnington Fox-hounds, Thursday, at Kirkdale-Wath, Sir 211. M. Sykes's Tot-hounds, Wednesday, at the Windmill •u Stocktoo.Forests on Friday, at Castle Howard Inn. BOXING. Marrow anti As. liv.asco.-9/ednesdoy night a match was made at Nat. Graves's, for £4OO a side, between the above pagilists, to meet early in May. Fifty pounds were deposited. This match will excite considerable interest in the Sporting Cir cles, and a good battle may be expected. Martin is the fa vourite, and is backed at odd* to win, barring ap wakes / Summon Os a tye-stp) challen g ed Gasassa., the Suffolk Champion, for £lOO. PEDF.STRI ANISIII. Yesterday morning, a vast concourse of speetaton amna* in St. James's Park, to witness a snatch for 210 bermes a law carisire man, named, Was, a recruit in the Guards, and &pri vate in the nine regiment, who could run in less rinse round** paling. The soldier ran the distance in 'even minutes, and the recruit did It Ia nine minutes. Thursday evening, a Messen; -rived in the greatest haste wil were delivered to the Marqui while at dinner at BEI.LA bad but just sat down, had no acquainted with their contents, f and proceeded to his Office. • 71", . ,77 !",rlTft:.'r " ' T IE ARMY. . . •• • . .• MILITARY FROIIOI I IOI% 11.01451 aj ME; nth Sealant of Lgbt Dragemi....AsnietelltAlifieep . dear* iticbmendaresra the baSeayel die. Oda Foot, to be Assistant eiee best Oreig, who excbanges: Ill e it sl ire—Lbutenatit Jsls lfandeicur to be Carib, by Pe citiel4vise Wales% who catboat Coedit .Edward Weight to be lieillement. by purebason vice Vv ;Jobs Court Lett. Geo. to be Come. by meanie. vies Weight. 15:b Dbto--Assiltaitt-fliegets Robert *bee% from the 's4th plasqt• be Aesliono.lierger" oleo Zi i = ap izred. le&eediee Beitboom - of Past Robert to be Cartes aod LicanemininCebior4 by YblaNSef Mao retires ; liesteuesteAfgemen Oree to be and Captain, by p , vice 'Moreton ; bete Ricband - Weiter Viscount Ci r from the led Foet, be 20001 and beutenast e by pada. se, vice °milk , . 4th Regiuseut.of Foot—WEllam - Warr* Berme Cleat. to be Ensign, wi th out purchase. vice Loraine, deceas ed. Stb Ditto—Brevet bfajor James Colley to be Major, without purchase, vice Copson, deceased; Lieutenant Henry Edward O'Dell to be Captain, vice Caney; Ensign Charles Pratt • Wyatt to be lieutenant, vice O'DelL • • Rstb Ditto—Captain Simon Illddulpit, from half-pay of the lib& Feet, to be Paymaster, vice William Anderson, who exchanges. 29th Ditto—Colonel Sr John Bean, from the half-pal, to be vice Honourable James liranitePe. who from half-pay nth who ex. exchanges; lAeuteuan t Henry Stephens, . Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice William Legh Moo,. hanges. 344 c Lit te--Howital- Adman t Thomas Tose= to be Assistant , . Burgeon, vice Sheean, appointed to the 10th Light Dragoons. 1101hh Ditto—Ensign George Graham to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Peacocks, promoted. 4let Ditto—Henry Edward Copses, Gent. to be Essig', vdth: est purchase, vice Armstrong, 'promoted; Assistant:44wpm I.llllmuss Montgomery Perron, front balf-pay of the 14 Royal ....Veteran Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon. Ditto—Rickard Duckworth King, Gent. to be emu, by "'purchase, vice Lord Chetwynd, promoted in the lit or Ore ; nadier Foot Guards. 70th Ditto—Ensign Robert Blake, from the half-pay of the 84th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Hew Crawford, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 73d Ditto—Frasign and Adjutant Williara L Russell to have the rank of Lieutenant. 89th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon Patrick Pope, from half-pay . of the S7th Font, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Michael - who exchanges. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—To be Llentenants--Ueutenant Allan Hamilton Dreghorn, from the late 7tb Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieutenant John M'Gregor, from the late 4th %lel Veteran Battalion ; Lieutenant Donald MunrO, from 'flab late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Ensign—Ensign Andrew Montagu Isaacson Durnford, from - the lat. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion. 2d Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant John Donnelly, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Trotter, whose appointment has nut taken place. Lieutenant-Colonel William Count Linsingen, to have the local rank of Colonel upon the Continent of Europe only; Charles Chaplin, Esq. Professor of Military Drawings at the But India Company's Military Seminary at Addiscombe, to have the local rank of Captain and Adjutant during the period of his being employed with the Company of Cadets there. The undermentioned Cadets of the Hon. the East India Com pany's Saida, to have the temporary rank of Second Lieu tenant during the period of their being placed under the com mand of Lieutenant-Colonel Pawky, of the Royal Engineers, at Chatham, for instructions in the art of Sapping and Mining —Cadet Alexander Cumin* Peat, Cadet Robezt Forster, Cadet William Dickson. SIOSPITAL STATIN To be Hospital-Assistants to the Forces—Hospital-Anhtant Alezander Munkittrick, M.D. from half-pay, vice Teevan, promoted; Hospital-Assistant James Rowland Morgan, ikon; half-pay, vice Richard %lobe, whose appointment has not • taken plan. steasisone. Major-General Arthur 'Brooke to be Governor of North Yar mouth, vice Richardson, deceased. • s London and Westminster Light HorseVplunteers—Cornet John Drnftntond to be Lieutenant, vice Must, resigned; James Nichason Coliyei . , Gent. to be Cotnet,viee Drowancomi." • Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Devonshire. Edward Divett, Esq. to be DepuL 4i. Lieutenant. North Devon Idilid ; to be lie a—WMam Bruton ; Colonel, vice Mayne, deceased ; Ralph IMOCO, Ettl• to be Major, vice Bruton, promoted; Arthur Davie Bassett, Es* to be Captain, vice Franco, promoted. South Hams Yeomanry Cavalry—Warwick tide Tonkin, jun. Esq. tope Captain; Edward Archer, Esq. to b e ditto; John Line Templer, Gent. to be Lieutenant; William Kitson, Gent. to be ditto; Charles Hotcbkys, Gent. to be ditto; Wil liam Davie, Gent. to be Cornet; John Thomas Ttscker,Gent. to be ditto. Commission in the North Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Somersetshire. George Sigmund, Gent. to be Cornet. PUBLIC SALE& Air/Assents Soto LAST Wax.—X2ooo, in the 3 per Cent. Consols, subject to the following contingency, —It is to be re ceivable by the purchaser, on the demise of a Gendeman, in his seve nty-second year, in the event of that Gentleman dying , with out having more blue by his present or any future wife. His present wife is of the same age with himself, and their last child was born about thirty-eight years ago. Should the Gentleman h a ve children by a second marriage , they will come in for a half of the sum ; and thus far diminish the amount of the reversion ary. right to the £2OOO ; bat, if males, they must live till they are, twenty-one, and, if females, till they are married, before they an inherit—Put up at 500 guineas—ald for 855 guineas. Al 420, 3 per Cent. Consols, on the same contingency as the preceding--eold for 610 guineas. ,C 1215. 45. 40. 3 per Cent. Consols ; also on the same contin gency—sold for 510 guineas. X 125, 3 per Cent. Consols, receivable by the praiser ate demise of the longest liver, of one Gentleman in his 724 year, another in his 39th, subject also to the like chances with die' receding reversions--sold for 29 guineas. I 42,500 sterling absolute, being a legacy to a daughter, pay. able on the decease of her mot her ; most am p ly secured upon' I the residue of a considerable property. real and personal, vested in trustees of great respectability. The mother is aged 51, and l money payable within Biz months after her death.—Put up •ae i noo ; sold for £B5O. • Vaasensa Srocz.— At a sale, lair week, of the faadAe-yeti 0 a considerable breeder in Worcestershire, the lolkhring Flees were procured. They sheer that this sort of property is recover ing from the depression under which it has for some time la boured —For an in-calf cow, 511. a new 'cinch c0w,241. twelve dairy cows, 2041. seven in-calf cars, 1401. four in-calf heifers& lig. one ditto, 571. five ditto, 1561. ten two years old heifers 1471. twelve to-calf heifers, 2464 twenty calves, 13W. a three: years' old bull, 401. a one - year old bull, 22 guineas. Tbe sheep ..100 and other stock sold propoetionably well. Dauar-Lauz Tuzaeas—Five nap shares In this property, at 1001. each, with the privilege of a free admheisa to the pus. chaser during his life, or his nominee, were publicly said an Frio day for loq.--• discount of 80 pir cent. Sactirszen Swam Luanne' or LAND, In Valizsom.a.--0a Friday there was sold, at the Auction Mart, all the right and in terest of the assignees of Mr. Jake Leigh, jai. a bankrupt, In Seventeen Square Leagues of Land, in Venezuela, essidois 100,000'acres. English planted's, measure, said to be port of • grant made to General U'Livereaa . by the Supreme Chlti et tits Republic of Venezuela sod New tirsasaa, and conveyed b 1 da General to Mr. Leigh. ki eenalderados of certain imperast I services rendered by him to the Patriotic cause of South Aar den ." as also all the right and claim in a son of 6,0001' which. the ;aid assignees have on the General. by virtue of an agree tnent, dated SUltik January, lea. Put up at live guineas ; sold for 358 guineas,being less then a penny per acre. The dtle,how- 'Auttruloar-A small butsidoet caw' Ownlima, was sold last west. wit of awn wet* allowed to bo ousters. tbei wont off far be t•—theliebest prks Amiss* landasape, by Poessil4l afo WI • fu tons. . . • I. • • • NAra INTELLIGENCE. The . ......... .. . ... . , . . Dal . WILSON j Ards% Tann l IP/kwy, Doolidj ambes Willeal Maw, Reassni sad May, Lieneesasslmil ken WhltehasMe lin Toselley shillalas fir Wand, sot bow* Imis drivel an Wiwi" Me i=of Worldastewo—The Mary lair bells, Rumen j Si limousine, sailed It with did alst‘e nesdkiesdlsse are entettened Or their The Jeulletorimii Idled from Anna for Sea Iliac, dee . of Awe. : • _. •______/..-.: The Pm* aim, oteg Newcastle, Picked az 1.1 . 4115 w the Willeasi et linameter, and handed dada at iiiiientit Wedneoday morning. • POiessornr. Maims 9.- r it isisalleved that the Amin MA gawk CiPerb Anwar Imo, is this barboar, b intended to be Atted to tabens to Calcutta, the* Right Hon. Genoa Canine, as Giovernentkewerel of India.—The Sannear, 60, Qil tain 1 Taming, will nil when the wind is fair, for Plymouth "d mode, to receive the lag of Rear-Aiminl Fiat, CR Yes terday the Ana, ia,•Captain &nem (which inbred on Mon. Amines the Cast seaties), came into tambour to be paid re The Rahistise, Captain P. Fawn. &dna at this pert, Is to , ream* Mimasa, at Nowfoondland.—The Once Orwmeowas frigate ll ai ba paid elf here, and tbe Svmensidoop hn • Paid fir_sr ellthede-/Capede TMOMA II Dlr s z b il . Vialld en iimmews leamos, of 14 gam, at Ply lisliale*l m isqlsilletabilelenies at lierandos is Ai = Swam Dock-yard ; and Mr. Kzastesi.tencaset Itrlion Binaada. At fifil**7lasebary and . Phaeton. In barbeto•— Queen', Marton% IlaillMlie, Albino, Why, Andromache, Actin, Owen Glendower, Ranger, Hind, Ply, Driver, Grasshopper, and Shamrock. Masts IS.—.Wlpd W. N.W.—Arrived yesterday afternoon the Magnet, TNAIIIIIII4 front Antwerp foe' Rochelle; Mary, . Warts., tntsn Zane; and Aaron, tress Mesdna,lialled the . . Charnels tnsepoet, her Cliethens... It has Mows a violent gala the whole of this day. A;-ship has bolus* up at St. Heim's, name selallown. &wasps, Maus 11.--The Dee, 4 Lim, Wen witklearn, bps bite ashen on the Roach end Is soar aground sear Saw berme's. • A light Minn' ii ' ashore on 'Voidness Island, nest of Rises. ' . FALMOOTII. Maus B.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived yesterday, the Camden, Moans, from London for Antigua. Arrived to day, the Venus, Slum, from Dartmouth fur Whoa ; and Whim, SawaLL, from London for Ands.': the latter had her rudder carried away by a heavy sea, in long. 10. 30. PLYMOV/11, MASCO 9.—Arrived the Somersetshire, NMI; from London for Jamaica.—Wind W. • MuroSe Masten 9.—Arrived the Friendship, !tint, from Bristol**. Rotterdam, with loss of mainsail, and leaky, and one man overboard ; and Aurora, hiccups, from Odessa for Bristol, with loss of bulwarks and bows injured. Dam., Malice 10.—Wind W. S.W.—Salled yesterday, the remainder of the homeward-bound, for the River. Arrived and remain, the Barbara and Ann, Hamner, from Lisbon ; Alfred, Take, from Tobago; and Albion, Coanu.a. from Oporto.— , Came down from the River and remain, the Fortitude Increased, Mamma, for St. Kitts ; Thomas, Cenensonau, for Malta ; and Emerald, Muaasv, for Belfast. It blew a strong gale the whole of this moping, which has since considerably increased. During the day several vessels have arrived and brought up, among them the following—Averick, LAWSIOSCE, from Virginia, with loss of anchor and cable; Salmon River, Wanes, from Tenerife; Albion, &rents:nom, from Honduras; Underwood, Itinesuro- TON, from Demerara • Surrey, Gams? front Honduras ; and the Pectic, from ille:sinas—.—Seven alodt.—More moderate. The outward-booed appear all well. Dowse, MARCO 100..4 boat upset this morning is attempting M beieril &ship off Dungeness, by which Ketwann Saasnou MA Joni es.asur, jan. were unfortunately drowned. The master, Wussan Dee:aeon, was saved, after being on the bottom of the boat three-plasters of en boar. Maawreari r Meson 9.—Arrived the Mackden, Neu, from Sendeebeaff London , with loos of euchre and cable: The bit Üb e ALL, from Whitby for London, has been brought 1111 bete, having lost two anchor and cables, and been on shore IS the Blacktnii Beacon. Puissance, Maacz 9.—Part of the wreck, and the top part of the stern of a boat, marked " Superb, of New York, " have been picked up by one of the pilot-boats, near the Land's Sod. Panseow, Mains L.—Arrived the Mariam, COMMIX," from Pe. Michael's for Landes, with damage, and must discharge- Lllll3llOOl, Manes 9.—The Fanny, Waste, hence for Bel fast, was teak lost on the 7th inst. at Meek Pool • part alike -Sare. and inateriale, with' the crew, are saved. The Moppet, Reurrent, Beim for Helsiogfon, put into Wldtehnin eri the -7th inst. with loss of a stay-sail, and very leaky. Eight vessels left Whiteley= sie the Milne. and were driven on shore to the northward of that port. • Oae of them (the Dime) went to pieces, and three of the crew were drowned. Cusross-Hooss. , --Mdps Entered Inwards : The Margaret, from Lisbon; Erin, from Waterford; and Liberty, from ditto. —Cleared Outwards: The Friends, for Elsineur ; Hibernia, for Dublin; San Antonio, for Biases rHetrry William, for Malta; Briton, for Jamaica; Shannon, for Dominica; Ann, for Demerara ; Lovely Ann, for Malta; Aldbro', for Calais ; Gainsborough, for Stettin; Ocean, for Londonderry; Prince of Sue Coburg, for Rotterdam; 11Mn, for Tobago ; and John, for Hamburgb. DISTOSBUTION or Parse-Moner.—The Leda. and Capt. Rose's compantof the egth Regiment, for the capture of sundry rice boats, in April, 1811, on the 20th inst. at No. 15, Surrey-street, Strand, and recalled there. Harrou-Gammen.—An information was laid against Messrs. Dozley and Fearoii, coal-merchants, by one Hutchins, fur using sacks deficient in length, when the informer, by measuring with his own instrument, made them appear some inches too short, but by applying a regular nag, they were clearly of full length. In consequence. the cue was deferred, Its order that the legal measurer at Guildhall or the Ezelzr may attend, and on his a d meas urement will depend the r Bkav-zr-Bonne.--.fain Hickey, ayo man of prepossessing appearaisee, was charged with marrying Mary Shepherd, his first wife, Sophia Geraud, being alive. He resided many years in Guernsey, and about seven years since married Sophia Geraud. with whom he lived until twelve months since, when he left her at Bristol, and came to London, where he met with Martha Shepherd, at her father's house, in Boston -street, Regent's Park, and paid his addresses to her as a single man. She, against the advicewf her father, married him, and went to Bath with him ; but Mr. Shepherd ascertaining that hs had a wife living in Bris tol, went to Bath and took his daughter away from the prisoner. The prisoner followed and demanded his wife, threatening to carry her off by force ; the only answer made to this was his being given into the custody of an Meer. The certificates of his mar ring so. Sophia Geraud, at Guernsey, and to Martha Shepherd, at Paddingtop Church, were produced. and the two wives gave their testitnany against the pigeon'. The prisoner said he could pro* he was never maile d to Sophia Oersted. The Magistrate futkp Menteakted him. -.; ` • a Lotienin-smari2-4Rsosest Myers was charged with attests. log to murder bii nephew. The prisoner and others bid been besought before the Magistrate by a warrant obtained by Ms ne phew/4M cassespasece of a family dispute, and the case was = de tat him, when the prisoner vowed vengeance. He nest day at the prosecutor's hones, and on his appear ineiitabbed Min in the side with a large clasp knife. He then ' mods another lame, in warding or which, he received several saveramts .in his. hands and arms, and would probably have WWI itian g had not some persons, alarmed by his cries, corns to VI cella He was remanded. is We and Miry Davis were fully committed, for robbing D. Pedeock of 15e. in a brothel, in Rowboat, Spitallields. Uoion-flact..—A poor boy appeared to an information, laid by 904, Byers, a common informer, charging bias with vending along brushes without wahlt a person to ensfellowu . Ths poor fellow * se l s on which the information was founded. On the examt• national this man, he admitted that he was to receive a part of the reeky. is the event of Ike boy's conviction, and it being against the direction of the Act of Paihssfm, that any wheal should be interested in the penalty to be recovered, the infer . station was quashed. B. Babson was charged with having mikes* driven a chaise' met Over Sarah Gutteridge, a servant to 'Sir C Alderson, is Nelmn-square. Dr. Rees, of Blackfriare-road, stated that he observed the prisoner driving a obaloveart ate nun furious rate down great Surrey-street on Wednesday A woman who was passing over fro m Charlottoatnest was knocked dove; end run over, and the prima coatiateed to pl* and lash hie " 6 ; l'twithhtaudinS the "tin* Mr, tide of the road out to him to step. attended . and pro pel her on. Thursday morning be in lemnlnest dagger. a was remanded, to await the rank of the injury. S • BARBAROUS MURDER. A a" 411 " 1 " tweediffs atteeded with decametre:et. Minsky end creaky, was committed on Botordity b Iffibeetatinse, Brdisaidpw , Ypon an eldetlfa-Logt • • - -• *idles at lielffite lhat street. *. HIM 'De' • - boa tlieWnotrill a meekinlit ii the Jewish permission. • lbat weelbstself a Chsistim, and led added fur several yarn in km* rue aemedt heebte - moolliwispaident fortune to sub absf 'llbe bases is rather a limpene, coneisting.st alma Om meept s brat she was the sole tyceupent, with the exceptise a gffi ftswi ll a lrane at stmtmanly tasiesp with bee.. It w}a well eeteef a extornies which the old Lady ' pas se**, wire Wool by some el' the old Masters, for. mu c h she bba,temit on/ coosiderebie swam -kW* her mien= to deep . 11 the and hitothelati l the who was paid to wkli h, generally cone to elm halt etase aloe or ten Alm* et eights and left the home afterbtiskhsc ib tbe-snorn taffi Oa Saturday' afternoon, Mee. Disatty went oat for the peewee, ask was understood, linable( rents due to her from some tosonte of hers. and FM return* how Omit on *dem% pest sine hilts evn . ip lbe stood for some few mimes - at the door talking to a'Weieur; end then weak to satehlit the • door. Oinked scarcely been in a snonseet, whom ber ea Er . (the miskise of the neat house) heard a (alpine " in the voice of Aim, Da and eke kniisdktely sue d the parishplann; ''bsd him veldt what she had beard, tad stressed "Seriniptelmrthat • oasnoddig drestifelited kap. rastdThq patreE..ealled Idiom an Me assistance, and they at the door a great =mbar* . times, but no salver. Notwithstending this, however, the patrol did not take Way measure to get into the house snag half-past fat (a lapse of awards of an hour), and theta, some ktarisb constables hay* ar rived, an entrance was efficted by a ladder Being placid - at the first-floor 'Tiro constables rented 'by that window with a and went down stairs, *ben tbe lint 'object which 7rte coepee of the unfortunate widow, . metielled lit a most boirible manner, lying in the centre of the which was discoloured with streams of blood. Upon ex. the body, a handkerchief was found stuffed into the mina, and a stab. apparently indicted with a. butcher's knife. nadir in left ear, and penetrating through the Deck to the other Side; there was also a rut on the back of the neck, and another en the right side. Both ears were lacerated, and the ear-tines she wore were path Her welding-ring was also. forced from bAr linger, in doing which the most brutal violence must have bean need, as the link was literally torn from her finger . Pot the sesieiest eigni of UR were remaining when the body sods found. An alarm was intisieffistely spread in the neighbouritOod, and soave officers of Bowatnet and Hatton-garden being sent for, • the house was narrowly searched, and two bags were found, kt 'which everything 'of any value which could be. removell was packed. These bags were in the passage up stairs. The win; dow-curtabis of the lest-floor, and some of the other rooms, were removed. and pat into these bags. No person was found in the honer.- andttise -supposition was, that the. perpetrators of thk foul mei* had taken advantage of the time which was given them; and bad escaped by the back part of the house, there being heather impediment that way than a inn about eleven feet high, which encloses the yard, and. by surmounting which they could escape into Millmoollace, a thoroughfare si tuate at the back of Robert street. About eleven o'clock, the girl who tinnily slept with Mrs. Dosatty came to the house, and on being informed of what bad happened,, she seemed very little concerned, and sold she should go borne. Site was asked where her fatitiPtires, and she said be was not et home. An ni cer was dispatched to his residence, and it was found that be was front home. The girl meanwhile went away from the house in Robert-street, and ft being afterwards thought expedient to ap. prebend her, an officer went in search of her, and found her convening with her father in the street at Mount Pleasant, near Coldbath.fields Prison. They were both taken up and conveyed to the watch-house. A great. number of reports were in elm igloo yesterday as to the supposed perpetrators of the murder, but, seat present tbiy must rest entirely upon cenjecnne, we forbear to state them. The body was removed to the back pan . lour, where it will remain until a Coroner's Inquest Can assemble to investigate the matter. A great crowd was assembled about the house thewhole of yesterday. exennuotent OP Tata moo= RISPIICTICD OP OOSPO atemenine ills MOPS mama. • At an early hour this morning Hatton-garden and all the streets and avenues leading into it were crowded to excess, by persons =goes to hear the reliant the examination of Harrison and his daughter-hi-law, who were apprehended on sospicion.of being consented in the anocione murder above stated. At eleven o'clock, when the Office opened, the prisoners were bravest up from Bogleottest wetclt•hoese. • From tbe evidence ezdaleed, it would' seem that the doers had been prevismly n eed, in the hoes!. There ban iron bar aefous the area, upon whisk appeared foie-marks, and also on the Ai of the parlour window ; and the woodenoboard close to the otteekk of the street deot is broken, from which it is inferred that the murderers effected an entrance this way, and afterwards dragged their unfortunate victim into the Passage. A turner, in whose employ tbe prisoner, Harrison, had worked, attended to_peeve he had tam left his sine till nine o'clock on Saturday night, and the landlord of the Cobham's Head pub lic-house mid be remained at his house afterwards drinking with some friends till about the time he was taken ittto'custody. The instrumentwitbwhich the horrid deedwas committed resembled a butcher's knife, and front the circumstance of the prisoner's wje keeping a butcher's shop, he was suspected. The deceased sold pictures last week, for which she received .€5OO, but what has become of that money since is not yet ascertained.—The Magis trate postponed the examination, and the prisoner was locked up in the strong room, Sanctus ACcrase.—Yesterday afttvnoon, as three young tradesmen, from the neighbourhood of Vauxhall, named Collins, Medwith, suckposse, were amusing themselves in a sailing-beat betweers.Clailisnand Vauxhall, during the tremendous storm of wind and-Min, the vessel suddenly got swamped, and war upset by a strong current, when the unfortunate persons were iostandy plunged into the. watery element, and carried down the stream with the alma Velocity. The shrieks of theindisriduals caused a number of spectators to assemble along the banks of the deer, several of whom, at the imminent danger of their own lives, went in boats to assist them ; but before they could succeed in reach. log the "Weber sunk to rise no more. The bodice of Coigne turd Modish's - Wire picked up in the evening near Nine Elms, and ve yedln shore; but that of Besse is net yet found On the boisterous night of Saturday the ed inst. the James, ne sunanple, was put on shore hekind Maryport harbour, and will be a total wrech—erew saved. Ike= laitermen of *Folkestone lately picked up a tub of -.kit of knotty, of which they drank so freely, that one man._ . ommed Hwy Wayland, died hom the effect in a few booms& terwards, nod ail wore seriondy ill In eoneequencs, During the *lsm pie on 11smhy night, the nook of Oak brig, Capteiallamans, Wen with stone, from Portland, wept d ow n in dinilopel; Ch 1111•11, seven fathoms water ; the Ms. ter with rilepeompariabs‘ Coax aged aiami lout-iasz,llll.Ascs IL—Owing to the late 'Use:out weak use bad soarrivik from the seedier' comet 'ihii moinlmLNOS ism *short supply of. Wheat icon Rem and . Kent, bilmdlearriagneenipses, but a large quantity remained ever met harry sales and only the prime picked punOes osmed last Monday!, prices; all ether aorta were offeidd SOU per quarter lower, without Wog 'Mete ef fect sales at thm eliatesmot. Fuse Barley suppoeted Friday, price', which were Ss. per fatter higher than as Mk day IeCTS. night, in cooselisepee of the duty, as the stocks of N.h inland being allowed. The Oat trade was rather heavy at the prices of tide day eels**. Beans are is. per leseia lower. in Pon and other Articles them is iiiialistatise. votin. Oat. Ream wheat,- Xe sad Tick dips lie ifs Name, .... ... 31, 54e Oats, Fettaten • 23 5 Suffolk ilk Me Mind ItOr Norfolk Rye 11Se Flour, per Salk.. 1101 Harley ..... Us Rapeseed, per UM .Asa Mat ..4110 &Ss muss* White Pea .... ........14e Ms Whoa, Das lees .-fre its Baltic lied,' Grey Pe n 5:..............Us Us 11111bant. Ssurovium Mansur, Mates 11..-.4lere I , ply at metkat Ale messMg of all dm= , whiph,were a guru umber of prime whick the butchers did not recluse freely, men 4emaodlai a higher price for dirk prime prices of cattle meals as ea kat wiarbee.day. Reef, Ss. Id. to 3e. 44. pis stens of f t° is mi. Vale 3e. Ode to M. 0 , 16 Cattle at Market: li.sits, 9440; Cabe% '11,930; Pits, 110.....11ay and Straw per . 48. 4s. Clover, 41. M. to 48. Ifs. &Mr, a ' . 1 - S A ' , 1 I ' i nger from France ar- - ev — eiT,ls ileteett;e. - rith dispatches, which Ilie Wsi.uiN Yeesa's Penmen.. jig of LONDONDSRItT, . 414 Pictures. l beloelos to this Ow Robins. kliettgb was . His Lordship, Who , : -. raci ak t i ons of wiebram i n% 0 sooner made hiso , ''' '' . pikes we have sees 'sheen t• than h e rose b. •, . ", L: , -live pines fees Ind i.; v "' . it, ' - . Two, Wel for 11$ OM .0.1 rotator ' It3r sib 'shod 100 !Os . ....... lso Gos for OWE.. Ms Gls I id. per Lit £5O ifoo rOluditul, . Os • Rod. 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