Star. — London, England, 1822-09-26 00:00:00

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"' 14"141 / 1 6 " 1111.11161 ktagni•daMiledllen • - ' Tint the LlTei of 'such Proptietors us by the tompahy's Bet:ilia- A U.TVAIN, COURSE of LECTIJRES on the ANATOMY, l i l eCini T IMP 01 / 1410 : 6114 /Mal teak* : bu t tw his Worship put.some MP Piernflred, whin Ai. PsilMis -bekilrfelelsedittleir, *MI Ned aprear.tv bigusiiflid to Vote et th e GRNERAL IcILECTION . , - ' PHI'S lOT.OGY, and PATHOLOGY of the EAR, and on It ee lt e 7,l l ° . ll 2r* they Irina th;ough the office ,heal certained . , hy.tt was fill committed. ~. fay kid retched the rivate intim iiikattt wai Sot ' 'll 6 Al 4 • bn the 9th of April . tug; will be ready , to bp delivered on .he' I ! I ErIICAL TRICATMENT of the DEAF add Dumb, ;TiLetcor, ' - 6 - P • ' - /---, J i l a s.- 6 . d i • 111 ‘ , N t i,..n iti t it ic, a a ri P ;4 4 7 , e ir i i ii c ii i-.--.. a 4 Tri i 9 ti tey . 1 il o tei t simi l. l4 fir: l t - th at tied of Width lite htd to eons& 'lre ) : • - on IneaDar, Oceossa I. • - THURSDAY, tile 7th,November neat. , . . • •. . .. . plain, and therefor e b e r e m el t e d to th e besi e k.. 4o b lero i os ,- e s fee 4 .1 g ni i .,citix, - '.4 ,, ,i botit ? iii.eii .. oi „0...0t Tears 04 Rt ~,: iikille 4(4E14 Assistant &craw). .F 431" particulars, apply to • Mr. CURTIS, at Ms House r. No. 2 , mutated Ms seetvocßeafty, my sirl. I have nothing to do with i dea io% a ;m4T 21011 . .y . ,E)1 * ii fiOin 4 004 - . P ke ° 4( l Dom matters of thisloeure,- . . -.. . . .. • . 'IA seems you bre **ye with some Young lusr..nanA 11 USE Septertskr 25, 1322- , is oFfiritterPae.. - , Man, erte)ampeemised to merry yon." '' • • . ' • atipeared that .ill,i.'rp t * .:A ; ai ttfl .. e s h to fee s 4 cit. t.. ) • • The little ' off"` d e `csaliicre*, - 4 . nd linecilvi.iti • i 11" E COU4Z4,IPIIIEet 010 qt . the UNITED : COMPAAY 1 AithitelLilll% , ff ENGLAND, eradin,g ST. GEOftGr& iintithit4iiiiiiitoiric'Ai• LECTCItES . . . `` YT ' s 21 r," replied the datnsel, bobbing a curtsey, 04 WA, if Li has broken that promise, you may have your sedan of damages against him-- ' lints, which was lirnecri„Ati 1 Pad. 'This child - . ‘t " . `ii ' had iloii ;aeliiered'l'Ad ilib,,susiocli of ,• . . ' '‘ Thank you, Sir I" said the dainsel, eagerly interrupting hiMi town ; be y , adies; bad rot: * egtietioie Levsatill ta• i. itit EAst-12S7DIES, aro leirebi ll* Netk rir HE • COURSES' vrriiespitiiiieike the' gist Week .f • 'that their Bengtt floveinineet • hive published the following 1 October, at Nine o'Closit iti;the hilimag. , l eg Thank ro, Sir'!" , But can Joni no aulstartee." ' - ••• i. --' •a- " .•. `,thel!.l*eir 'holel Adeettisetnent in. tlit.'Calcitti dimities of the 7th of March -. 1. "On the Practice of Physic and the Laws of .t,be A‘kuai t The . 66044 f= 4 Economy_ with P2thninith..l 1rt...............:,..t. .. I.t- • ri ri:.---- 1... .:. • .~ r Lﬁe Lizzgég .. . I .r: Tiordadslll/ • perplexed. • ,r,•?..7:! !I , 'lll What ! lio lw e ' marr i e d somebody elaq,l suppose ?" ashe his Worship . " 0 dear nw-.-wo Sir!" she replied, ,ct 111ie keeps coMp'any tai gether the same ever- , .and he's to say ‘against me for 1 can have ngood4haracter front the •place 3 lived io-.., and he'tyery tied titnie; but they he keePolubbind nS4 one mooth'a end to another, and I can meter get him to boon, . say WAit I will." Tht hjagistrate, upon this observed, that he thought' it It proof ihe young man's discretion, for marriage. was abut brie a serious undertaking, and now its very kiltraace was *pip I difficolties. - • •4 Then your Worship can do nothing for me r asked • el, iti the most discons o l a t e t one i mag i na blit:% •% . 0 • I Nothing, my good 'kr—replied his Worship ; N onthint but recommend you to have patience." ' t The poor wench looked as if she had. snitch more to say; bet b crowd of other, and more common-place suitors pressed for ward to the table, and she and her anxieties were compelled to give place to the hoarse complaint of a Hampstead santl-carrier bout his stolen donkey WORSITTP-STRZEIN--Ittfrick 017 tea, an ilibendin, Wise charged- With committing . a very serious outrage in the house No. 9, in Reliance-square, Curtain-road. .John Nance, an officer, having been applied.to for assistance, went-to the plaintiff's house for the purpose of securing the ac- - crowd. On his arrival he found the prisoner a rm e d w ith a l arge ate,with which he threatened destruction to any one who opposed Mm. Witness, at the hazard of his life entered by a back win dow, and by stratagem disarmed the prisoner, but not bean be had cut away the greater pan of the staircase, broken many win dows, destroyed the furniture, and severely wounded a person named Taylor. The axe and pieces of tht destroyed furniture were produced. .Mrs. Longwood, landlady of the haste where the prisoner lodged, gave testimony to the same effect. The prisoner, in his defeneer-eleinted the last witness as his wife,whieh was solemaly.denied. • The Magistrate adjudged the prisoner to pay for the damage, and to find bail to keep the peace for the time to come ; in de 'fault of which he was committed for three months to hard labour in the House of Correction. Srestnsa ONZ OVNlZZ!—ThoweasAiltop Was yesterday brought to this Office, before ROSES? BZVILL, Esq. the presiding .Ma gistrate, by William Merry, a Constable of Hackney. Merry stated, that he saw the prisoner in the Dolphin public-, house, at Xlackoey, where he noticed him passing in a suspiCious manner from the bar, circuitously, into the tap-room; from Whence he went out, and witness went after him, and saw bins stealing oysters front a stall before the door of a person named Merry was asked how many oysters the prisoner took? ' said one, which he produced before the Magistrate. The risoner denied the charge against him. .He was•jrair come from the country, where he travelled from farm-house to farm-house with a thrashing machine, and his object was mid., to get into employment. Mr. BICTILL recommended hint to apply to the parish, if he was in want of relief. The prisoner said, he did not want relief, but employment: He was then discharged, and, togethei with Merry, departed from the Office. last, viz. • . .. • - 4 1101 4 Economy, with Pathologies' Demonstrations, at No.'l, George street, Hanover-square. By "kiiiiitok • Postai*, N.D. F.R.S. Senior PhyoicLua, t 4 fk. George's Hospital, of the. College 'of Physicians s te. • • S. On Physicians, Insdtstion, AlbeMatle-ettoet. By W. T. Baaima,,Secretary to the. Rays' Society,. Professor . of Chemistry Royal Institution; &c. 5: On . Therapeutics, with ; Matshria.Meaka,. hollisharinaesoo. tical Chemistry. By Garonne Paassoe, *.13.1 . F.R,5. Senior , •Physician to S. George's Ste. • , • . • Proposali to be holt at fk. Cites tit's limpital *Oil* Ile. tk,J Goof le-street, Hanoverliplare. . ' • • .: ISlas,_ 441 Po O'it routly , n o ' s' :r oratiott4,- - -4 :Lids., & v ial s st,nctfon a. O/ Whit w as sta;ea to he iiViikaAgef, t .10kr . dasheit - ohilip - pni - Claard liTetkanic . -; . 41", .1,1111 - 4 (ir 21: os, o,..Th,si "14 4 . i_spoet7 . .. - , 1, a s . consisting 6r si al • ATi,g . 6/ 101. vcayittii f. • • k lcPg C . cll Ilifetgusinga and,,lore,generialy'.lo!. .r.. lthlilitritikii and -a ii . f;fa'ch.. 'On iftfrsiarikitity: itn„,Minivh!! iiiirclitirt eXasij`ctise9 : iereilythaf.ehe, l i i i ler'lNPOtiii 1, 5 iciiii 3,' A h i disiti i ii6ll ' °VI-. p ! I F e4,, r iiii c s ip4,, - ii 4. .? (kll)sirr i ; of silk; , tv e a , kbe l i a.4e qsurea:e6 . s,. an.ortN'AgOticl,ticirde r s lie•T. ki'd"4"viele of 't)lion;Va.ili t 4 is:ei,e, of a'Suialleisfxe, khan usual. She ' Vicietnie. applierfOr her money, and Offered kick the goods and - the anc;ioneer not . complying,, ihe lodged a Comialaint against.hini„.iftior, the hearmg of 'wbier the Cpyrt orifired'hiea7.o fe;• 1 45 4 3 iihe price, he i getgng:back •the goodi t :144T1e, *as alsO found liable " to the expenses. ..,_ , . - : --.-; ----- .. - .7 -- 7--- - . . Monday afprnpins, a fellow of genteel appearance ked at the door of Mr. Satrniel •Yawnot, Wind ser-place,.Kensingtnn, and handing in a basket, from - **end of which protrude t a pair of hare's feet and necks of some fowls, he salad the pretended par-. eel came from Gloucester, and the only charge he had. to "take was 9d. for porterage. A little girl, who do-.. kaireavd him took the parcel; and carried it up stairs, Ilt,isneedless to oserve, that lie had paid himself; itse,,he had:removed a new blue coat, two decanters, 1n India shawl, six silver-handled forks, and an old-.. fashioned mahogany knife-box, containing one dozen knives and forks, with other small articles. He had also taken a large plaid travelling coat, a great coat, :and an umbrella, which were on pegs in the passage., An alarm was given, and pursuit commenced, but by. isome very lucky chance, the thief eluded his pursuers. Saturday - evening, as a man was going home to Walworth from his business at a warehouse in the City, with a liasket on his arm, in which was a leg of :Mutton some tea, and othe r art i c le s , h e was sto p pe d . in a lo nely part of Horsemonger•lario, about half-past nine o'clock, by three fellows, apparently Irishmeni who accosted Trim with— , 4 Have you got •any grub" there ?' . He. replied, " Yes." They then said," Grub they wanted and grub they - must have ;" when one of them pinioned him, another laid hold of his collar and threatehed -him if he made at)) , lidise to upset him; while the third, who•had not spoken at all, took the basket with -its contents, and ran towards Kent- • street ; the two-held the man for some time, and then • el : GOVERNMENT ADVERTiaIIaIEkTTS. " i ltort William, Territorial Department, February . 26, 1822. . . . et It appearing that several Proprietors of the Notes adver tised for payment on the 30th of April next, now resident in' kurope, have omitted to leave instructions with their re spective Agents in India, whether to receive abiolate pity ruent of luck Notes, or to trinsfer them into any new Low; and applications having been: node to Government for per 44 minion to make provisional Igpitefera, the Governor Gene ral in Council has been pleased to resolve, for the accom modation of the said Proprietors, that their Agents shall be allowed to transfer the Notes in question into the Loan nhw open, with a reservation; that, should the Proprietors objeit to the Transfer, and wish to withdraw their Property from the Comr:any's Funds, they shall be at liberty to demand absolute payment in Cash, or Bills bearing date the 30th of April, 1822, in like manner as they would have been (ridded to payment on that day had no Transfer been made ; the-said Agents entering into en engagement to produ^e authority in writing from the parties respectively, confirming the Transfer, on or before the 31st July, 1325, or on or before that date to restore the - New lon Obligations and the Interest Ilills,whieb will be issued on the 30th June next, in consequence of the Transfer, and to repay to thellonourahleCompany any other sums which may have been paid in Cash of in Bins for lzierest on the said Loan Obligations. 4 ' Published by Order of the Governor-General in Council, 4 ! HOLT all ACK MUIR, Secretary to the Governor." PETER 411Bflt, Assistant lisetukifY• PHF MONTHLY! CENSOR,' No. be published October I. price .2a. • 6d. containing . Fifty Ar ticles, amonpt which' are the 1'611064v : TniustOot —l3orniw't Summary of Fifth and Praeticti--Ran ken's institutes of Theology—Bishop of London's Charge— Archdeacon of Derby's Chaste—Gillespie on the Seasedi--Gas kin's Farewell SermowEvans's Duffel of tbe Poon.Airroad Stone ef.Honour. POLITY+ Nolan's Speech, and Tracts on the. Poor. Laws—Europe and 'America, by De Pradt—Hughe s , Chatfield, Lord' Erskine, and Sheridan, on' the Greelue—Life of Denv'eneto Celbui—Simond's Switzerland. Pnyuce—Pres cot on COpernicus—Siborn's Instructions—Letfzr ro.Soine, on the New Churches--Sussexiensis en Wyatt's Monceau:Mil Tro phy—Hogg on the Culture of Carnations. Putt atocir—Cceur de Lien, .by Miss Porden—Errors of Extasle—lint it odd— Court of Holyrood=Loihrds—House of Revenspur ...Remains et H. K. White—and Index Aristophanicus. • • Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Church yard; and 3, Waterloo-place, ; and G. and W. B. Whit taker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane. NOTICE TO DUTCH, FRENCH, AMY •RUSSIAN TANNERS, MERCHANTS, &c. THE BRITISH LEATHER COMPANY, of London and Dorking, have resolved to receive TEN DE itS (post pokl) for LICENSES to use tht.ir new Process, whereby Cam. HIDES (or Sole Leather) are Tanned in Form. Months (without greater expense than Oak Bark), averaging Bibs. each, above the raw halves, or standard. 1101ICHARDSON, GOODLTICK; and Co. beg JLI, leave to congratulate their Friend, and the Public on the restoration of the Old English Lotteries, stud take the liberty to recommend to their patronage a Scheme which they pledge themselves to be heartily of it, as ft canbines all the' features most attractive to Advent There are NO CLASSES— the Prizes are AIX ST it NG MONEY, and the whole One Hundred and Twenty "CAPITA aN Slating, and may all be drawn the Fret• Day, consequently it is recommended to those who intend to adventure, to make their purchases before the Drawing, which commences the The Inventors and Proprietors, of course, reserve all Rights and Privileges of a Patent, and can enable FOREIGN Tanners to return al/their Stocks into Mersey in Fona Months instead of Summar, as usual, except at Pads, St. Petersburgh, Amster dam, and Ghent, where respectable Capitalists are invited to establish similar Companies. From the abundance of materials in Holland (chiefly Bark and Hides), the Profits cannot be less than 40 to 50 per Cent. by this New Vecirrasut COLD Pawns, which may be under taken without risk, as the Company will forfeit all Premiums if they tlo not perform their Contracts in Tins, Exer.sse,Wenany, and (loamy, as their Leather is sold Weekly at Leadenball, where, or at Messrs. HAstiteron and Ihurnalates, Solicitors, Covent-garden, Samples may be seen. JOHN BURRIDGE, Secretary. :3" g BOTH OCTOBER. THE SCHEME CONTAINS S of ...—. £20,000 110 of £l,ooo 2 10,000 2 3 5,000 2,000 '2 0 .. . 20 60 300 200 And 5,600 other Prizes, ALL MONEY! THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, &e. HICK AN'S PILLS av::„ allowed to be the most successful Preparation, for effectually removing, and pre venting the future rec'::rrence of those Disorderi Which arise from an imperfect action of the Urinary Organs ; as Gravel and Stone y Lumbago, Pains in the Back and Loins, Suppresrion of Urine, &c. Composed of the most innocent ingredienti, this truly valuable Medicine relieves the suffering patient from the excruciating tortures of those diseases without any violence or injury to the constitution, and requires no confineinent or re straint of diet during its use. It is one of the oldest Public Me dicines extant ; and its peculiar virtues and efficacy have uni formly maintained the highest reputation. Sold in Boxes, at 2s. NI. and I is. by Butlers, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, and 220, Regent-su : eet, London; 20, Waterloo place, Edinburgh ; 34, Sackville-street, Dublin • and by the prin cipal Medicine Venders throughout the United kingdom. • •. 0 . Tickets and Shares are on Sale by RICHARDSON, OOODLUCK, and Co. at their Old Established Office, 104, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. HODGE AND TElt ENCHANTERS; OR, TNT iIEADLEst froltsg. . RESOLTD, like the Sq uire, Ih high ipleiidOur to shire, Hodge purchas'd a bottle of WAaant's at Blacking; He polisli'd WOnderoui voine, And homeward inclining, his old gelding backing, Set out, —by wild fear overtaken,—what worse?— Some devils had cut off the Head of his horse!!! Hodge, lost in libations of potent wish. ale,* Had mounted his steed with his face to its tail ! The Parrot: to eiimplete, in high frolic not idle, A wag, to the rump had appended the bridle ! " What devils ha' Put off the bead o' my horse?" Cried (lodge, while he muv'd in his retrograde course. 'Twas then, by the Jet of resplendent (clot, ills shade in each Boot, like dark elfin*, lie saw ;— " Luvrdpve un ; poor beeast ! an' I rightly divine " They've took'd off thy head, and they next wool ha' moine ! " Curs'd. tuvad, zure is WAsszs whoam art is so bacillug ! " Isuord ! whoa would ha' thought o' young Sprites in the Blacking ? " Whoy, Dubbin, I zay—Calast go forward ?--alack !. " Poor headluss ould zoul, tho best still running back !" 24:0* halted the steed—and in Dolorous lbadgt Sprat* 4 road-inn his flight; An eye of clspair on the JetAbep %at, As clung tlfe dark shades Co hll Boots Close and fast ! • Cried Bodge—" I be tattler enchantment—and Dobbin 1 ‘ They tooljd off his head !"— but while slatting and sobbing, Unable his terror or grief to restrain ; Lo ! Dobbin appears with his head on again! - •` The reins to thy tail Olen *mite wags ha' been tacking; lie voold !" exclaim'd Ol en now joys to retain The tiny Enchatiteis in •WAitititteit Jet Ilticking ! • " White Ale," a malt brewage peculiar to Devon. This Kasy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by ags i4vizzot 50, STRAND, London • And sold in every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID, in Bottles, 6d: 1041. 12i. and rta. 'Mal: Ain PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, ad. isd. a Ulan Pot of Paine is equal.to.isair Is. Bottiosoflaiquitis irr Ask fur IVS.UligN's Madcap& .. kalestow-Hoosx.—Yesterday, the Officers of a Parish appeared to answer the complaint of the mother of an illegitimate - child, for refusing to allow her a stipend for its support. It appeared that the father, a sailor, had made overtures to the Overseers to relieve them of the burdeh altogether; but the mother refused to give up the child, alleging that be intended to sell it to the Gipsies at Norwood, and had avowed such intention, upon which the Parish Officers stopped their meekly allowance to her. The • LOAD MAvoa at first appeared to think the mother's fears as ill founded as the Overseers had done. The grandmother, however, stepped forward, and assured his Lordship that the sailor had actually sold a natural child of his own sister to these Gipsies ; and the mother also declared she had seen it in their possession, and that ha face had been stained ib as to accord with those of the rest of the tawney tube. Under these circumstances, to soothe• the poor woman's anxiety, his Lordship interposed with the Over seen, and got them to agree in allowing her a maintenance. GUILDHALL.—Tuesday, a young man named Neil, otherwise Naar Douglas, was brought up upon a warrant, charged with haVing fraudulently obtained the sum of £4. 19s. 3d. from one John Curtis, olChapman's-buildings, King-street, Borough, un der the false pretence of procuring for him a situation as one of the extra clerks la the East India House. The transaction oc curred in the year 1919 ; Douglas had then abscouded, and a warrant had been dispatched after him, to apprehend him in Glasgow, but without success. Through the exertions of Vickery, one - of the Dow-street officers, it Seas dhcovered lately that he was in London. • On affidavit of this fact, a new warrant was granted, and the prisoner taken into custody. Douglas pru dently kept silence; but his Solicitor urged that there was no proof whatever of hiS having ieceived the Money.ftetnanded. Bow.svaxirr.—beresztrift Discards!-Among the crowd of applicants that thronged around the magisterial table yester daymorning, was dee who* caie— t thotrgh nit i very singular one, we fear-,must nevertheless excite deep interest, especially among those wliose &knot hue inide them fainiliar with the " 'chk ming agonivi of krie—itinaie Aniseiy delights." The applicant in question was a damsel—not a. very delicate our, it la trite tut strotig and well befit, and a tall damsel "of her hands ." She Wm ontelOpeti in a }hug grey Oak, her face was vanialkdbaile4 by in immense bonnet—her bonnet Was ado r ed With ribe WhiYfi hatreildently seen better days r 7 4 04 her rimaloa kfilii 941414 1 y:4N cr,a lore*. ulat would hate been much cleaner . 4,4 it heat Washed within the last three days. Anyhodt, Atha Vitt intiat OtWeiter, Might- perceive that abeliad actine.34l.Tl rein*laY ad vanced to the table,wilenever ;lite Umistrate appeared to be ilisiMgaged tar it !l it; aria lis 140iitillly retired front it 1 0 149 4 4 OPWargium 140 1 440siin,1![olli litii4eal.ltaPPrpached and every time slieje w tii r t ia she tow her long grey cloa k ARM tightly arutikul piteous slid profound; 41144 too olifclutritt Nil **Wit .44! ° ! --1 0 4 10) sbgare fay?— ' Lair/rem coat' is the text of the pvitt, but thit.wltt not this case (howbeit her niitilat Biatleld initeeittiartakbillinitewilt of the Mow:4w :41:aieMitltit.1 1 1)7 -I bt*4 the diadarge did stretch her 't ' blown cleurix4 almost tri bursiing." At length tie aaleali.talerabri clea, and site jiiceillite ) i4lanad.t. thtfaltieFrigalihiAlliPAgiolls.t 1 facia Ode lafrsj tbough she. sir further further intrizaion. °waver, Jio 'one . 311Aeci', 'Lb !iii tie Waitstiali *kb 111141%b1i-* • Fa • w n:' • 44 . " ipur, W. 001 4, gusectii eir ..!, ....-. _ Presently Merry returned, observing, he was cOmplahiell made of:sliEferent-ways. • The.man has a large faa against for his conduct by a Gentleman present for not charging milt', teavhoin he was takin theprovisions for the the prisoner with stealing a silver spoon instead of an oyster. g p following day. • - , • The Gentleman stated, he came there from motives of public justice. He was at the Dolphin, and knew the prisoner to be An accident, nearly attended with dangerous con- - innocent; only making a mistake in his way from the bars to the sequences; happened' on Tuesday, in Ca s tle- s t ree t, tap-room, and when he went out, followed by Merry, he did not Le . icester , sqUare. The - horse in a choice 'belong take an oyster from the stall, bat took it • up frotethe ground; and WAS then seized by this constable. • - thg . .to*butcher at . Chiiwick, took fright ; two'meri Merry.- 4 .You,sre an Infamous liar." ... • • that were in the cart were thrown ant. Owing id the Mr. Birruz.—Li I cannot suffer such language before nai.-- Wheels•coming Off the horse disengaged himself from You must withdraw." the - cart,4in to w a rds the . Mewt•gate,broke the win: Merry was accordingly ordered out of the Office. doirs ' of a earier ana - gildet; arid destroyed a great TISA SITS POLICE — E. Ledger, a coalheaver, was charged wi th . . . . quantity of:valtrah , . le old - chilli, belonging to a broker • knocking oat the eye of T. Jennings, a labourer in the same Urge, who had previously lost one eye. It appeared that, on Monday, residing'in Duke s-cobt - t. - The !Hirst was stopped - by as th e prisoner was descending a barge, some coil; fell on him, a person in the'iontl eti the hien Were' aim much' bnyti which he said Jennings had thrown, and instantly threw a large . • . •. - . and re. bu . t a'clrild iviat'br . -• • piece at him, which cut the sound eye from the socket, Adis ''''' '-' Id ' ' h .'. . ti - l - I t duced him to a state of total darkness. The Magistrate severely . .. . lig acs , ent apprne ate y . o tiLittii commented on the ferocious act, and remanded him till Mondays at.)3daton, wba being alticted with a. vio l ent head blaar-ra-Boanz.—Daanio Arrsairz AT ROSBIRT.—if is4be e , squgllt to :relieve it by bathing her head vfitli Holland and Jahn Barnett, underwent a final examination before sp irits of 'fie And camphor. COMMA too 'near ti the sitting Magistrate, on a charge of burglarionsly breaking add r • • entering the house of Mr. James Clayton, the Old George , in -hO • W CVer, while der hair sisal yet , itytist with. Oxford-stteet.—lt appeared, from the evidence of the prosecn. the tpirit; it took Are, liacifiurnt her head, face, and tor, that on Friday evening, between seven and eight o'clock, two hind, in a rhost'shOcking manner. .; men came and called for a glass of rum and water, which they ~ 'i Friday last, tvao:YOUng men, of t R . d- , drank at the bar, then entered into conversation with the land , he name of lord to amuse him, while the prisoner, Holland, entered by the therford, during the dinner hour. went dowqto t 4 4. side door, which runs into Bushnell's-rents, and immediately sea, at Coldingham sands, for the purposes( bathing. * went up stairs, and opened the bed-room doer with a false key ; James had come out of the water and put on his t 0 the room, however, having'an alarm-bell, which comes into the . e thes, when he heard his brother Robert call out bar, the ringing instantly caused him to run up stairs, when he found Holland was Withintwo steps of the door, which was then for help. James, forgetting that he could not sWint, open; he collared him, when Barnett run up, seized the skose- threw off his coat •and vest, and taking a stick front tutor, and knocked him down stain; .Holland then fell over one of the bystanders,. rushed into the sea ; he was him, and rushed into the street, but he was pursued and taken ~.wept flom Ms feet, and.drowned in a few minutes. into the house again, and, with the other prisoner, conducted ? into the parlour there; near to where Holland was placed were e other er, w rot o w as a good. swimmer, but found some housebreaking implements. lie h whose strength was now quite etlian-,ted, diareti the A lad who resided next door found on the following morning same fate. The situation of their old and infirm pitints a quantity of skeleton keys near the premises of Mr. Clayton. is truly pitiable, having only one son to whom they Mr. Joseph Down Allen Mated, that he was passing, about ! can t oo k up , an d u p on w ho se arm t h ey can l ean i n seven o'clock in the evenftig,ahrough Oxford-street, and when near the house of the prosecutor, and hearing a • disturbance, descending the hill of life. The brothers were laid in he inquired what was the matter? when somb persons said it. one grave on Monday ; and,. What renders the °cent. was.a fire, and others that thieves were in the house. Witness: rence still more a ffl icting, on the very day whe n th e went into the parklut, and saw the prisoner in tie room., and oldest was to have been mart led to a fineou a very great scuffle going forward; he . shortly after heard;y so woman •in the neighbourhood, who by this awful something fall on th e fl oor nea r to th e p r i soner Holland, andlin-; formed the landlord of hissusplcions, and told him heilfd elilsuel -event is involved. in the deepest distress. been robbed or grossly insulted ;he also saw the prisoner I3arnett, . We are glad to perceive, that since the la'e acei puraomerbint Into hieleft hand-pocket. The landlord itialskill.! ...., drais have been added to all the NVoblwicb before Baillett left the house, to know what his left pocke,- fr `"_„„,... '-'.....,. a . tamed, when Barnett said he would knock dovin any one up . concncs commA °Vet Blackheath, 'which are placed dared to hold him, and *tick tie witness • several times:With a . ' the- - wheel - in :destetufirt the bill, ;and thereby sock; he then,. trona his left hand sidtpaoket,. threw down 'a ihtajelly-ditninisliesi the da; : iter...-'• dirk lantern in the parlour, which afterwards was takedui 6) , 7 - • -- r. •. -• • rt.- ~ .. •.. , • the witutss ; _ but the prisoner denied having throne it *wiry., gild 1 1 10._ ., esday - ni rt.Ote vet, toick was on its wiy aiks4 struck- his/ 1; he alto attempled to IV. Pot, owl wasipre I id - Lonilori,* . t 9,: r a? ‘ I . sej' . of a paper covered tor, vented. WltutZts wat .. Positive It was after 'even o'clock and •ljelonSilleto rt. iiiotoy,Preat Surrey-street, cod +Ate dirk t I 'tom:wine of *ferias Wei* itsinvibtedYinitaidt e " . t'ainipi a i titi ' til bt 'Weat it% 4par el, and several 1 j to , e ,—The ?flamers 411 inititing m lay, And warn fu ll y tcnut. ...„ .. „. ,A , 0 obit ,_?.._ nutted to Newgate for trial." 11i... Clayton Idrtunate4 lo,t no- pitog . ?f, 0 ,. 1 1 1 t,te„ .. 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