The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-13 00:00:00

A batelfsktilhe todk from ile agsen. ItpdAttY,lNe e 4 sh i),„be,fo e, it s 1,044.4.J00r 1 -..10414°Mte 111,11.1614Ing;os Asill'ittietaitted;htjtapght -a. id tiit..,-t.lie ciAclitpep-tos Jra di ns two, or titres shit ' 'AV eid,'t lhe 441' ke Ii pee d rie s * Itaioo g iteixif degiiielf4Ke, a.Oroper2ospid. , Oo"..bia.May., 4 I s 'f r . alive Wet bis,dinSie e*ltipity t i grtutt led !Pm,' ro as,* i tout .ltere? tiff-triOn !Ltd hit litst • mas •iilly lo , open+ to„ his 9RoJuln, .lhin,Altif, tiodisgOsto4 in of.hell Oftlaiie d o.- 1 0Y-_,- Pikrill o . lo4oiretehretostee In th e a tab.t e.. coodetct i ef . the,prootvr 4 apirmitlterOtots ,Iti.the agigh : ., ' -.Ad his .sged • mollify • vices as. to hit fate: §he also negift Of i°4 no •_e Fit •** AI Out wiuWitt3,o, ~ willed .at Hilt Iffto4 ,M4rnlaff,..at Ail eitrij f k., qr. Arieltbs, Prepared, the In • • r.0."4. 4to ir: ;IA 6 iii . • .Ittelcitimitf.. ey,assgreeteo- , pelt trove. tot ail eerement, 'omd. n ry alioitly , afterwards t; ..• witnesses on the b 0 of tlyt 1p I,aevenicen in ugmbei. Were sworn in 'Cent/ by kir ; We Alto crier. The bill trio then taken before the Jury. t o tfie. witoesses were s. , : *piled in- 4 eleven Vet..trand Jery attired the ,Oonet, ' end - animuneeti thittiho t ad fined" a true bill ag a i nst ' • Jahn' Pallet for'M order. . . ' It *was Itnolgined that the Wetly/sold take place Janne • ,isi!di. but the, depOoltions not haying . been .returned to Ilie kelentil•lnhXft 144 . 50 me priatigers still -remaining to bi tried, 'it . r.,4,11t10 Park + rewired . to , take: the. use . the firiir thing • toimoryilif; morning. and. tlre. witnesses. were tleffiri:d to fie in attendance accordingly. Thep risoner, glace bi t s artitia,laps.gklatead.poasession ot• semi gooney add IV?' 40)1 . atetteraey slid counsel, .111r.,Hooderick - Wilt ... 6tfait 0 , .414 F prosecntioe, and Mr. Jeuop *es been reltaiticAlbe the.dektace, . ~ . , . ..• , • ,ThipaitalfAtie,'O'treista thee I:Cidman+lent him tit... knife to 'int' t 4. sticsi saint lyi informed him of Mr. Montford's liAttliettitdr Aateß t olteile. tie still maintains his firm , ttess i and, unty . 01iPV tbAt . ix bochr.asay- be given to' te4 fgadds, in or d er . hitt he Miyy,A. :buried In his own 'Phrish. . — , • . ~.- . . w i r f tg.. , m ogeurc. .C. - 1 :t't ' ''• ' IMill10411 1 ; VPIDAT, frEC: 11 !rho hill sushi* Jobe Pellet Wit preferred' , before the .arbrilJury. this moritiog: at eleven seclork, and In about ; three stearters of sovhour they fonn-ta tine bill against him few the merrier of Mr. Mitmford. -. From the 'lumber of rviopneitienti; and throttler hit:titre-is before ths'eouit. Mr. is/metier. 'Peat' deferred taking /hilt' eau. till to'morrow' • wording, when it still eon* eh aridieteclOck. There are 13urfusetoes.: • - • Itrarr.Carehfkle,'lged 18, tat 7%oniar t Hlikert, a lime dealer, were inifltted,'tlort termer - for 00014. hyd :thatatter•foi e e e r i o itiVinmvitiglt tit'beettilite, a'imate, `the • property of M'C'Tioittits . Weikl4 . of 'South Lsinitetis.•. The - fact( of , the taie: , setwe • iheset'-riTlie prisoner • kid: Wed -serves' , with.llo.°lPeetiri t iefilo lea, Wilder:for • month and . 31 leer dwys.' liethertitubsemollidNiallfng with bhn the mare , ',ie . question. a tortisiddbainese. i'lAftveitoihe difficulty the bole wee thlt4d 1 to 'the •prisletrolon or a butcher tto the . owl thboartriiiii of Olfelitufiird; 'lo'f:rebid hapght I; of Atte t poisoner Wictliorsiatthe pritionerlYickers homing bought it o 1 0. what , ' mar eery lbw ptiew. • . - • .. - • -. Varier elltthe eirceonifineei.itheJary argnitted.Wikk.rs, **he pradocedlortevikt-telpi r ciftitile 'pet-meet , Speilt to his teh 4acter ; butt ttn * -Ciotti felb , -4.10ft; iirai nit vie hi, ;the ataltitat ecottrictimsrliNill tteior4e4: 7 4 4The . tsPaitia • Judge Omelet patn. severe atilinadstrolons on the conduct of Wickera, lioirshaoligillielieFftedeitich a Youth Without due in- A u ...; 1 . •..! r.... -.t ~ . :J•I ' -•- . 11 ' V ligiatti IS diliett:'' . .,. •: -. • - 11/dry Dwiteetse indleird' for the Wilful 'Mettler ' of her 4itegiti mate nude ciellti, vit'-Uhattirelf, : iff . thhVenirety , on the Ist of JitlY..4--aleidtiloloutifek opiried'ili"itisi for the pro. 'petition, sail MrisKwesitififftfr tit OpriSener. • ' - . - Ite'appeaped its (Aden& tints the prlioner ' was • inter to -Ifie:vrite of szenlilleelselettglitg to thelltirteglinent of foot. On-tierieredth of Jblp the reginteut 'embarked troll Chat. horn to Tilbury Fort, where-they were barracked. On the sttarch frOnt -Chadian the pristine , bid the appearance of a pßigtoiriXtrofiratt. ,- She Was unable to walk. 9.nd complained - of th - ifjtiltliig Odle bagstage-traggot. At Tilbury. Fort •thetitaieled ' Midler% • bed thyir 'oriVets"wete in the habit of :sleeping to erotite-apptoPriatted to them; In the, night of : the fitsfJiity the pisoner was extremely ill,•and was often. ' d.d by*°l3o"; eater; nett day a mule' child was fou nd le• a ipOiberiteteitging to the hayracks; iteas foond,tindjiti enter tilfitecttftemother of It. the antiquated'' expedient was Odiiird tit.'-ktfetatipelling,all the • irbinen In tbe. batracks -IsilifOli the'bothr. l nib prisefier led het ilster touched the rteeisfy.ltudditinie4iitell iifterwarde both went into' stropg Jitter Na.sltirifitetory - prOof eras ;lieu, that the child .was 110b1Millvtl; lint there tics no deubt that the. 'lriPoiler Avis • the mothir.• - • 4•4"•' • • '. ' 4 •'' .... ! : I lse ISliitptriOvdt told the Sttrr lime - 104' tinit'leave . 441ieeelpitaffart of the'caie ant of eir,conlideratlon, these tiAlhreo , Vrittif ;het the child wss boo ' alive, , but * ihiet•titlisfehip left 'itle• them to say,. whether the charge of Teittfeeiliing the birth was made out-thether the ibildswas lir* deador.ailve,' Made tap diference as to that gaieties. Ilk .46 ..impitted the pamper of the murder, bat f ilidd kg ieloilty of goacealiog the birth of the child.- % ..fflfie,,ceiciti seateesedabe prisoner to three math* la pritoottiente . . .7S .1 F. , . - 1$ r • ( 2 t 'ffriss• • . . ... - 'oWillAttelit --(licersertait.) . b•:r. ••;-.1: vol,;::. ~,-4 . 0 01 . • :. • -Def o re•tholttoilteli* simile Afiddlerez jury. satIro•••••q • 1 : • #lAllieeklf 'Sa It SYCALINO: ' • • • • , •41Flior, Brooks *ii; . 'illt,t :to' .the . bar. qtr vie' indictment. .i4lollll*. ‘irO! , IttOsling a horse. -.tbs , property of * tr. Otiirti. "1 ' 2 ' ..; 14 the;cOesse of the evidence it appeared. o...prisoner Watbeitt'entrested with the boner for the purpose of con• iwitog him to a fair for sale, and the propitiator having 'Mdlosilted.:that if-the pris'oner had given: him 201. in money imitead , of it bill.** would Woe been satisfied, - • oll'he Raenewelt Vireettedhe acquittal. ' . . 0 Iffisa listiogilidiAl Indicted for stealing &ere monies, AfiViitopefty oflaq •master;. Henry Hodoop. bat acquitted, !fr'intiottytheel.of artitiforniility.... ~,..,....„ ,—,•.0 ~: ~ , . ~.,11641/441 was indicted fror,stiodiag 30i. the iNINIfir ' ittenspot , :cage , - . —.I: ; I.:. a '• ''... - .- • o- , . . 1 :,... prviecatrix stated that slie•lwastalwSdoW Wei kept titp. Illne•poore public-lanais - 1s also weighboarboo4 •of t4ioldon••gutores :, 03 Tuesday 7 eremitic,- the°2 d. in stoat. •the ;purser miterfoilter boast; and *took somethiag itidt4ok. s tasloance cioaersot in the• taprOont. the , prosecutrix mtnp.-to gselt-sito ant! was , absOit- freer the +-bar a few, :opiestote.,,llottprimeee :had - some efie Ind seddoilly went wo rsg.wiabootpsylsorfee ilt• 'Who preseteitrii: was' told she dval,kre ft : robbed. :stesiton etainininp.ske lilt RIM l'filiOef 1 *A. --rTlicrometetin e Ipso). withinto dreereil in :the: kw dkiteel 4th. intailserodoed-white abs onatelowd tiolobewl she iiisHl.Eliwil 61, %billing*. This prielmar was soon afterwards' tasere loto.lashodyccilin ; Axe I V .1 WI I: . :....1. :Ii •. .., After ,segirakseitaelisetikatitilielek`exatehted• thropeittleg ehe escort tetopih the pabliorboheepfilkeyette; a roped /Me Shq r -4•lPir is iNiilerrelhortid Asphalted:to botoinamble! 4411,40ftibiltiabLapok -the *lingo tkaisit %be Irtsonee,i OftsALciinnfiriAdAolleoodollissei lie .Ifashiw eha tieseelladhabo v i e:setter tbe.premeur Stu lareigitt W.I. She Wits anifeloett 1011111411MOMMINIMIMPIM 2L 4d. Ltd illirtiathitt arid lbts.itti' r , 0 , n5k..,.,..„.„,,0„,,,„,...,t sit itt•th_a• Viktlitiher fret hire, " -bf Aft,L•her, .ip t4dp i 4 e 8 1RIA tft t01et.44 !ir)ir ..i ' ari, . t ;',4! Illeo,,kare L tri t il' i 4 ,r- t e; ! ai. had mere 'llvittertt: 1 50'141 "itt . . • e NlVaidoif. , c.,.*We',.iiik '.• ori, ii it,. NeiAl a tr,d..trol 'vf:filyliort is: iikOtte AV .be l'avilift. ',lli fitriii;riftnii.4li o*,t eiticlOothe;?rhie to her. Atebil*ilit'r PIA!! ! 0 4 .lii .im• I . A u .NroTin c s f l a rd:pt . ?? ,,yf 1 141. 10497n;9 ‘ 0 . 1i . l ai i blrl i Itt 3 ibfiWite ,a • `44OP . 4 . .e 0 tic ?Pi c p, .),11 sih , $ iveli, . and . I t o'l l 4' frt l ..‘ *P4 e YY .' it ~. NIA%) , 9 , r terk • his a f Ati. 41}r. AO bight. 4 t, ~,,bie .„..„.e.roaer.. ~,,,, Orts., Aid Orit Aitii r; IciiiVp; the'l.3erk of the AI ,dittottot., -, ~, i • At VA o'cipilclhi,tirted 3;1 v oiViii4 jo edigartantnti ' 1 44 rhe'rAmrseee on the yr ept the ot2mizi:= into* he - y; ritCl4 produced, and beffststheat i nioner could see it. Mr. B4ei „ipsymed it.np. Auld, Able Alba bin i.e rusoeh orsey l eise had bad.. • She . molted: tiostalreleoth to have Hothon . sip ' . sum tolfeet • from na bee. t ansoutitod to nes iPPI• ThrY• Itic spoliate,' smite , pawnbroltfei duptiiitee. Ott e .L-.'irea' penile - pawned en that day .. for awl o • Imoinet paivned • the day before tar's.. *me; Other,: 110, ,plicat.es of. a,„fe.w. days' earlier . date were allot found i_br.y OcetnseiPtt. ••,., • • I -heatcoooto *OW Proeselea , to sum up the evdden c e s I •me.observed. to. him Om feet of the prisoner having declaimd to the constable the .amonst•of the mosey taken from her. washy no mimes conclusive of her innocence • for. Out might have had time in the interim to know it4,,l4noont. Neither did the duplicates of the ortiefesitaPitlattAisptler 'to him satisfactorily to .4ecouht for her poasepeion,.of the itypa of 235; 'for person in her. 'aunties. would ;let be , lv. tp pews a second article of her dress, if tiro produce of the first was Unexpended. . •• • Lord, , I beg to submit to !Into .Isordship, that there is no evidence before the Wart dial the prisoner had expended the money stbleh If appears Isom the duplicates in her pterseerion she obtained on her clothes. . . .Tbe Ricoahka.-.51e, 1 think this interruption very its roper. Mr. Coeswsta..—My Lord, with great respert, I think it my ditty to state We fact as important to my client. The Itaconorn.-Sietitialitsproper' and you go beyond your duty in this interruption. I. shall etatelbir case to the Jury. not according to your impression of it, bit accord ing to my own. . Ills Lordship then proceeted to remark on the other pins of the case. The Jury, be said, were not bound. to take his impreesions of .the rase, but he was bound to state them; and if they believed the evidence for the prosecution, which he did not think satisfactoritY on., lOwered by the evidence for the defence, ,they; logy . tip,' the prisoner guilty. on the other bsnid, they dui opt, think the case proved, they would - giVe the . piliotter the Imdefit of that opision,, ~ • . • Juiy, after coughing together fu r &boil e etliate. - eeterned a verdict of .Not (Nifty, .., • •••• • . . ~eXbe verdict appe ared to g ive general esibliabtioft Id the Medieoce, whiob was very numerous. .gone, Wright, aged 32, *an iodietedlor steiltact an eye glass, and other articles, value 101 , the prdpeity of (Agar Byrne. . . M • • rs.' Byrne Wit ;he was the wife of Mr. Oscar Byrn e ; that be lived in hlecklinburgh Street. Regent's Park ; and illat,the . prisoner was her servant. On the 25th of N.uv. (she had oacasioo to •go from home, and just before.abe' went, the, prisoner. by •her desire, went np stairs and beonght.herthe keys of the cupbood, and of the room.— When she came home in the evening. site dined, afterwards went ttp stains, end • when she opened the Cuphoa rd... she missed two 101. 13anit,note,s,.ouri Om _articles laid in - elle in. dictinent. After communicating her loss to Mr. Byrne, he desired her to send for a constable. .Thos. Drutninootl. , an officer. said howas,sent for in the itVitt in question ; that be searched the priso ner ' s:box. ' 4 found An,eyollass. a ,risg, some towel", and wther icles. ..W,ltnessjiteo: say, the prisoner throw s .piece of k from under her gown.: -Those articles treie claitoed by re. Byrne, se her property. and the prisoner said they. were not Mrs. Hyrax's. :. . ' • , Mrs,,Byroe being again calle d , swore t o the articles be litg ter property. . . , , On. srosmestunioltitm by ,Mr. PiIiMAPS: Mrs. Byrne, Aid she had received a gool character with the pri sortie. „ I A Lady, residing in, Fintroy Stptsre, said else •lenew the prisoner many years, and that she had always bowels good• character. - I • • • l'be .Jury fogod.bes4iulity, • • • • • The COMMeN SgROILAXT said that this woman had bete ,touamitting robbery by whhieeele. T i.Pesecutor• had I,:st two WI. bank notes; bat , . as .alsop• had: ®qt been found on the priiego.etbd4ll.4beeieferes no evidence to show that . ohe had stelin cheeheltai,peet of the charge was left out orthe intricituent.' Tile practice of sere/tuts getting ice° places by means offillinaratere. and robbing their masters, had now become so (repent. that it must be .pressed by. toe utmost severity of the law, as an .o,aleple to deter: servants I. general, from •betrltglng the trust reposed in them. .The sentence of the Can't watt, that the prisoner should be transported for seven years. The prisoner wept bitterly on !drying the Court. —oeno.—. .. .. . • MANSION liorst.—Teiteidaiy ' " 1.110 , Traddion," attended to prefer a charge against Brady. the Ne ale. of ' Cornhill Ward, far having aisautyd . two Men in . his (Waddington) employment. • The smart appearance of Waddington excited . the as. thnishment of all present.. . .. . . Waddington now addressed the Lean Marfa, apd . ex• •plained that be had now the officebrdirector to a numbee.of Mr.. Pool's men; who were entirety ifnder hit direction. There were 19 of them altogether, who se business was to r carry *boot placards fixed un pone, St' Wm . liusiness nas t 3 see that they did theirs properly.. ,On l'aeidaylast be was I going with five of ,hers throne"' the Hord Estchangewitso I Brady, the Beadle. itiddenly tame behind then' and begin to lay on them with his'eane . Ile W a ddingtorJettrOptiodi for the protection of 111 1 ; men, eta demanded to know why they were thus attacked, when 'Brady, fur the, first time opened his mouth and petAt t ily bade them walk-off the 'Change, for he wet - filff'of Mrin to go there. Wad. dington insisted n pea „their right as-free • born .subjects to walk in a public thoroughfare, defied the beadle, sod threatined•to ptdl. bim Word his Lordship kit big . glisten. act. The Beadle annouaced him to the . persons -present , es: " Waddington; the -Radical," and a crowd•col!oeted. Waddington denied that die had collected•the crowd, and sal vim. was bound slier in recogoirincei of '2001.•to keep the, peace, he began to be apprebensi re lest this should be called ,a.bretiob of the peace; and taken advantage of to put his bail in jeopardy. He, therefore, ordered% the •Beadte to clear shelve) , for him, 'saddle now made - this legal complaint .shat his peaceable disposition might be made manifest to the.vresid; .• ... i i ...- . . • . • The • Loan Mama :desired 41st l'iraddineton's men enight give au account of , tist stale. Fieeef Waddington's , men then stepped forward and -corroborated his account, excepting that-they said that only one blow each was given them. They were paid six shillings W week for carrying about the placards. • , Brady. to his defence., said that Waddington; at the .head of fire of thestplacard•bearers. marched on- to the •'Cliatige amidst the Alerchen . s. one of whom desired that the little disturber might bo . remov.ll. On his (Brady) endeavourrik fb - minor; the loan, he touched, one of the pl aca rds with his cane, butt by n i means yfiltclt k the men as - Waddington had declared. The latter bounced iceboat, and denied the right of any one to interfere'retth fate men...He drew them up in the opening of the Ezetiadge .1 having bidden them witlithe dignity of • General, t.• rt:t a and,he said. " Now; they are on the King's highWayi 1 fellow, touch them if you dare." '.- • • . :The LOCO MAYON lolinaled an opinion, that they 1s better hi the matter rest when ir iess. To this Waddiiii ton coaientett. • . • . f , .. L .... Bow SIR son —On Tfinrstiareireni t ng.l Tian M imed - Win '11:11, formerly an °Meerut WorshiliStreet,aridaubi.inentl‘' an estraTetrol . at this ofticek' has ellarge..l beta* Sir" li. Menke. with having . uttsrell•i'foregil 111: 41 4 ' 1 77k.tr i t ' suuer ou that evening - *gilt "fate' 4,'i . sjisi ~ ,ta v ...p. -Arco, aocompauird bye le.ade istinalt,l'a ._ i' 19 ii. Sow piallaie; id payiniotot ii.ifiThargatii'l4l4lfrtioN %tote, which was saspected - tO bail . 'Off tuft g' hi. was suspected he Wei' 'Ve`iy;' de - siring the gt.. him the change; but - efirliertaken at §omerset s. and givito tittle 7411444 y: 144 'thee gta'be his addt 4 StAVOilialleat :Tottenham Court Reset" Ulf' dn'dtri t 1109411;•tb,t9t°41 0° i tlikAksest e . t . * his 'designation of m. ill 3 1 1 e., ANTI!, Ifeerd,fiV 9 l 4 iebtit his kdAitedgenf . dm' practices or rOttie.yourts,m s ome ear; and refused to inairei the ' 4Wes• s Wood:0W. of hitt.fermer,viitistinni with eliedi. be . retistested the Magistrate nut to allow his case tole inserted in the pubilc popes, The Msgistrate,„replie4, "40 not Olt riteh nonserifee, - prirottee. I have no coated over preii." fie was remanded. Thole Wig 7 11) &noise', ha c ompenion,awbom having ooticed-igielbg at 'the silks in the window, he itad inviter! SOllter..the slap and choose a dies. at his expense, she was dismissed wall itioctahle admonition. . tilanytonoron Svuttx. -Joseph Edee. dhis had bey,. Peered day . s in rsstooy on suspicion of hiving ionipsitted, ‘ a moat dartog,highwey r?hitery...rea y!sterdayiirought pp, fur final eichnlinvien, and the manner in which the charge. hes been hittegist hosneto the prisoner is it 11.ist one o• stow* of the .benefit resetting to societ y from g ivi ng pebliulty.,to exansinations of this nature, which take place before inagi!trat.3. thMtli bl" gOietnlier. a .yoting lady, Minted Ilonier, *WOO 14 Onitießessell 'Steeet, •Bioomsbnryssertari, was peesißg.,thrsesh. CharJptte Street, near her own hoine. i ehqut liteee o'elock, in the afternoon, when young man, ,wearing an *lies. coat. suddenly.- sprung upon her. and eioleptly snatched her reticule. containing a gold watch. chart, • and seals, value about 251. i togither with ridge , property, from. her hand, aid ran off wih it towards St. Bites's. bliss' Matter pursued R ios; but the thief darted ted into a' place of rehige for. persons Of hie.. dclOrißtien Oecirge Street, .called ", ItpC• Citre," whither the lady dared ant follow BIM, add . he effected his toe:ape. . Reilly. a constable of St. Odes's, hisppened to come up at the time, and he instantly searched every room in the laie, hut to no purpose. lie, however, • found on the loor of one of the roams, an olive coat, apparently Peri thrown off by the wearer, and answering the ilescriiitiott , of the enat , worn by the robber. From some inforinstion , received by Reilly, he bad some suspicion that this coat belonged to the prieoner Eden, and consequently appre.. bonded him the next:dal in his present dress (a large acute tipper berijamin), and brussels; him to this °faze, where he underwent an enamination; but on that occa'sioo, as on the, present. Miss Hunter declared, that although she fully believed the prisoner to be the man who-robbed bet, . yet so great was her alarm, and so glee . . did "site fee Or observe of his face, that she could not i s tisiOre to swear 'positively to him. Miss Hunter, however,' laid. dist there was a Toting lad who saw the iribbery committed, and joined her its pursuing the man, and who Mid at the time that he should know him atdo. Sieve that time, Reilly, the constable, had in. vain made erery effort to discover this boy, and. the Magistrates had, thee...- fore, mad* up - their minds that the prisoner most he (14- charged at the nextexatnination, as he goad not he detained longer. on the evidence then • prod.uied. Forttinately., 'however, for the cods of jastice, a tlen , leirian 'ltednesdaY last uplm Plank. the chief otficgr ofthis stated to him that he carne fervardin.aapsequence, p f yradintin a toptniag. plper. a report.ef Abe examination sf is pereop., charged, troth the .robbery of . .s Lady (de. • eeriblpg,thatof Xis, Hunter), and time baveng'iseeident-, r illyspassedtbe.strent in a few minutes aftWribp' robbery:, he got into conversation upon the satiiie: 'dab'lli ,cr looking young lads, who told hint thatilifjCia.eii Addled, and !hat they. hould. 14poer. 0.,. , 9 04‘.ip.is IP did% as they ran after him the whale „p pm erilb ;be and_ pursued 141 to the door of the linos .be eats' , :0 4 1,the Aleptlntriq added. that having oseermitted .w .ik*dmytilieed, a* could inform the othaen a. he petty's; tlgy.-the report , that anti: evidence was wanted. Plat ,bnitiog obtained this information, immediately cimitnite mord icto the constable Kcihlr,and yeiterday the tted bey bleth *rp.ailtl I ntel !igen, about iff years ..of agel •siere produced. Qua Is the sonl tor, a Mr. !:!arse=s. No. 6. Charlet-giver, Soho-square, and thcothee ~o ~a Mr. Heed. They both, the moment they saw the prisoner, declared iilm in the most positive manner to bs the : robber" _and "elated out Miss Hunter, who was present, as the. Lady *bolo he rot•bed. ! • LS They both saw him snitch the reticule from ler. . and n intothe house.• On beinkhisin 'desired by Mc. Cdriaix.. the Magistrate, as the ebiege WM one which allotted 'the priorrper's life to look well at him, mid ',sag it ip Lis , preaegt dress they had Atty. doubt, bat repeated that they bad not tlie :lightest doubt, and that they should know bins at any time in any dress. . , . , 7 Mr. Cost T now asked the prispoeitlit Ls h at ski!, thing limy in his deceit's to this cbarge., : Oat he hid only to declare his entire innocence of the inhhtry_ 6. dale. CONANT observed, that tile rise against liint.wate now opad• out so clearly, that unless he could ntake.some bett e r 'defence on his trial there could. be little ,sloutst of hi s f an• elation; and io case of his copeictien his execution was very:MeV to fedloiv.—He was then .Bully conviltted for ttlal, *id the iarties bottni over to prosecute... Qintsx SAt.Linu. fttlivatit-biainv.—Mr. C. Disitbs,of Tothiltislds gpvc information at this ol#ce, that be was ' • ing along Orchard 8;re0 on ;I'u-silsy night. when ,he was met by, p frlbw who knocked; him down, .withque !any provocation, aad was kicking pod, heating him in a most savage manner, till a numerous gang of the 4110%08 1 associates . rushed. out of. a court, and joined him. After beatlhg their, vietim till he, was. covered with gpre, they rifled his ,pockets of his watch and appendage...seven sovereigns,, a valuable brooch and his handkerchief,. with which they ell esearztl,.Yeeterday morning two prostittmeo named Sof Joan and sivicli Alarm, puttied tfst.broo h at the shop 0f. . . Mr. LIoyQ.. .!tretten ,Oronnsl; ;Inquiry tiad been midi by the offizers at this pawnbroker's. .4loitlyartetteat,ds, and they found that a l low had redeemed thit brooch in .a few minutes after it seas Piedieil, bat the. same women came again to the abop„anti were detaleed by the pawnbroker, and soon after they were brought up fof examination. One of the women said she picked op. Mr. Oaskin, at the One Tun, in Duck Line, where he was drinking with three soldiers of the . goards ; that one of the soldiers accompanied him with ber, and left him at .her lodging; that, he had no mosey,. and gave bev„th brooch for the accomoiotiation,abe afforded him, and that she sent her friend to pledge it. and gave the duplicate for 2s to a Jetv. • The..jew was..sent, for, indite Omitted having given her the 2e. Re shestated, and then be redeemed the brooch In the warof trade. . Mr. O. said he had otifybetto 'married a abort Haw; . the brooch belonged Whip: wife previous to his marriage,.and her Pas :Written. upon IL Her husband ,declared mostpoeitively . that ell which those lewd .women been.statiog..was utterly false, and the landlord of the public , house was not certain that he was with intliolfers at hie bat on geeollcction be said ,s ma,n 10(d came soldiers were then; . thir man was very tipsy; middle refused. drawing any. ligietij'for They were reemikdk,.... erm Ai,. .Ir , r cws Li ..=7:l=sist= rtAbialotAttlash.-tin . ice Mountain, c Iv4ed with i dear Itsubeetidiscoveted by I t ieutenent ring's Straits.- On.erriefil et Alve silire he fottnet tivomosnisintslswerviset.itAl feet peepenslicu!tt. IFICt of solid lice, perfectly trinspereot, 'tbbukt. ;its sp., .:usuietleititlereguluil•ine -The portion' la, the tote4j tweed 10 tbe yen Wits ineisitift 'thirty; ittieetilvdlitit Ist vuiets into the sea. An undoubted revtof, o( tiip ice I teviiespet veep. sViletlo4o.4intien; lesi= r t.ind : .toinvi ,a t e Aieire is tions of the ice eabe4 keit the suo.—(rinsericos Paper.) C xtt ser . 1144. tgoir t o t ii it, i 134 eeryg ss ae im % n i n owlog, pro p expellenkquatity of tile pork. of 014 add Lott& market from the port of Bali ,fest a ;11551pdigier.yettrgago.it sraliniposaible to make aprons belieTe tbs.; 4441,m:irk, could be manufactured so as to mei; ~ -04 Sioteli nt YurkiBlie i It has, hoviever, been brought to morilisiperfertion at %leant to supersede the use of both io )his optt,;, and the trade is lan& of men of great ',irk an enterPriee. Bec,en, on b.oarJ. 4154 to tbs. ; landed, got, IS 4. Pon; tit6ried:bot. to 11V.T.TEfi..—rTiiis article Ss atllt •all%abelng, and la spik e , ,151phprice. hompver,,wlil make ithold out, unless wa heti Wither such a rinser Ili the Vail. Oa board: Carlow, 91, to - Nei "Belfast, WM •to 43i. burghs, filk. to filL. Waterford, ,imoded : Carlow, . 8 81 4. to 'ins. Dublo. 815.-4 - Waterford, 811 . 5. to 814, • Cork, 80s, tO.S?s, Limerick, ." CH geifE.--ttery - kind of bid tArele 1$ 4eirc,.; cetle: r.quiony she iew "Is Couturierd earlier than astral. 1 1 ,ric'l are Meltamping. .Fine old Cheshire 9lra. to Ms.; Good ditto out to :74e.1...1fitie old 4: hedd 004. New Cheshire 535. to 6U. Dn. 'Ws Gioatirstir 3•35. to 015.; Slagle dittO . 6ol. to ON. - • • Vieth rota Market rlmnafinfitationary— abet H won hes adyineel 2s. 6d. per cat., since' our lest. Althou4h Hotter has risen in. this Maiutet to IX) , ;-61. yMM supply has not been equal to the tferna rid; Ws have dee ( i *Gm en authority, Which nily he relied oaf, tftat ekten'tiva isse e ed es it t e e ve s t ee r :o l : i ts eil ofth e a t t v a ed rtl i cle% 3 r " dst d „7vn Bt d ' lti f" (Dublin evening Vtioneh [Utter. as appers frornßie above. had been Ovine la the Irish markets the week befornissr, it will be found frog the Cottoning, that this week it hat deetined:— . WATtRtoaD No !Akal. Dee. 9.—the price Of Butter,ireich ih the early pert of Saturday had been at 11..) . 4. and tile. tor drst qualities, descended townrdv the close of the market to fib:. and yesterday the latter ebritinued to be the general rate fur neighbotirleg Butter. Lynn, Dec. 9.—We hid rather' a thin supply of Wr i t title day', • the best simile's were ' in 'OA dencatad and Wr it off briskly at an advance of from la. to 2c. per quaver; the second and irderi . or :descriptions were 4,5) in mere request, ant 'nay beeoted foil Is. per quarter higher.— We hail a fair supply of B,rlrt, for which we hare 'as increased demand : %he belt samples were taken off at an advance of 101 l Is.. peg quarter: the second aild Wed r descriptions were oleo in 'better deMand, hive 'es alteration to note in the price: the thore klvince fully supported to the 'flntilt - of the market. —Beans awl Peas in very thin supply, teliat.lite appeared 'were Tali.a off full ls. • per qr. big Iter.-Vals in better supply, MA lay maintain tiro prices of Jost sciatic. • igiitiltlirtatiillitig the late imblitiOn of dot iii. - viritc ind . tfie consequent cliea6tigos of iblit article, it is gneviiys to•fintl, from the faldiatillagiiiiiiiiii, that the pernieiiii 'iltadtledi 'Of Mini/a-10w is Sifill'lMilrieit On Winch an stint Pli'titiOt,'•Ortire Injurious 'Ol •lEIS . 141:1iSC ;OR I :tAir dellit. Egrigirloce,.it h ifvlOtie, Is elliigtty:to' be attrikited le llie.ireferlifeegiten 11_ ?he: puhlig. to • the imitate . 'cif.ilis 'italliitr; 'frki'in i notionthat it lii.elitays superjk, N. liolerea.bietil iiliabbfi6. "rfie'lieepsid Wit - alter, by the a s ; 'taw, *Yglit' otilk'iialile.f,''but eicourageds to .piptliii• Ilie 'ls st'irtte,i'y .40 in 'many gases We e've a.sored tae [tlflffi'fn?h. It elf be ,litttligejilice 'alone that • sierili Wiii ildiVre l l'efilt . le' to the , illleit a t stiev. , p.r the Mortil.: of tVe • 17tYrint. tili:'Peter )111tr , ti$9,, sn'perligue of ' e s,l,.. a."l"elitAinrelt.lity!:'Dikilitld liar he l tir*,,Titili.. 'an 'PS erifil* or &tit? 111os •'Lsfestrenfl, is l a r. gfesein 'kV 'di, •,ii•pri rite' 00t11141. of!;ectoittle - riNle eiteii, LoOlitiftw Of a AM,' 401 isi; 4011, mash tin, 'end fn ‘YerttientA k e.titii,. kritikkintali iii4jlf. ***llona of eM.. au f efi 'Cio riietEtteSToitti . Mite teat a il Atelot !akin 411' a' i itiskitilbrtlt till ..tire.i f ;'ithaeh/i-iilira f t.,ei g n ilft riii Stiilityit,,atin, . Al i . l3rieji l :ng, tli.; tialutoky,rnalts. tette *mgernttig: f 'Eta 13t11,, 'AfeatiV. Thh„, Wilier, thille, -tiyßtr, .it' d 'l o .4filie,• , jest eit t iel, ~ntilise called the Preaching_ChAie 'di' "Tilb . 6onlltry H quki ill, mod; t distillery of still ilwiTtrilirßa,'Ttinsising gtf a sci,ll, lire and L worm,' a nimli tun, 'end ' fermenting`taaa, 'Atli id gallons of low wine. They .alsomizeil tuo men, oho wen .alterivards, couvqs I ,14. Sillijng JAL I y a party of do 73rd regimen..L (tllaisiOso Free Press.) , . chi 444.0 settling - last gill ins;) a very relaasitaly icriditit to e lk,plitcp, ',At. Lot It.viineocta. Alr. lien , leitetb• ot,tO o tie . apil dinning, .olasgow, arid residing is Cii-xttit'a gitiars, otrokll s i t week to Loch winoodt. sae A iliji vita son-in-liw.- Mr: Brant, who is spinning, assign iti a cotton ouij thrtte, .iThjoi, had beep at. Kiluornie dui jog OP ii44.,1 1 .1i 4 , rqr, e,LrittirAlkg in the evening, when ;pox ranks , t 9 of ortirpiLict . the, twat nted of Loeliolanue, ,benrtlt , wffer . otPaldee.,The . two friends bad just entered al. ti e ridkf, w,4kinz aro in,arin, whoa, the night heidl, Aittli?' leotiersou's root tame to 000taet. a ith the kite if thl3lo ge, reliicla is not Wei 1 and, swaying to. es: . stilei, dae,de„iit hold. of his friend, and in a inuinimt he so prioitkitOtei( t5l the bit! of the., looter.. '2O feet high. attols 4 . rme t tnnil scones, and alt s ntttr.ipg a groan he ! sine. iie.rlfif4!l?rrp cor pulent , Tin. AO, from the sacrist tasrp,, ; udi is is .supposed to,ls sre follen . on Alo hey'. th ins..p.3ery . . decent -looking map; bad _been active js les pttesolalls pod ipitp•tetl so A to weolth.. From hie inactive , Ili .ilis SOtt.9littlog,disposition , be. was w ick r e s p ree. Hi..Wenf a paTt o every year, to !P:tfetltire,, where he imp ..a ailcl4/g, action ), ao.l aught omit) its genteel fansilit. -4(llaxgpso Claroisicle.) : .. To ESCAPE ISOM, OR 00 INTO, • Heists ON ()IRE -- Creeper crawl with your face near the etenitid,ind Shill the room be full of smoke to sulfoeationiet grail ground the air is pore, and may be breathed . willi littF. .The best escape from upper winilowi is a knittlA rtvz, .bat if a leap is unavoidable, then the bed should be Aries • out first; or beds prepared for the porode . :;t.id,mes . - • 09.0111.11D—OnThenlsolastott Bartle g, !Lex. t's WW I . pp. of Bernard greet. and 91festbrook Peer. dorm - , to Mrs. Atinst, • ham 1.04 R. Suffolk, lehlowof the late Capt./I urra.y. vie D.—Sark sn Thursday morning fast, a t his reslagnea,,_,, • street. Orogyetafr place, rederiek Chapman, asg. in the elehff drh . frj of his age. • . • • On Saturday, eth inst. , in the 739 'year of his age, J. Comity, Orteport.ir bankrr. • On W 14140 1 117. lath Inst.. Margaret, the wife of d. 1 1 :Astleys.ni*, Islington. On reeillay. the 9th instant, at his tense, Wistgati 161/1179eigLti ~ , Toee, id the 170. year of her age, Mn, Walker . wife 41.1. Wald9 r , • 7 ••tunheriand. , n jj • •On the morales if the . 11th In J. lusbareti ms. zit ta . i* C -Ort 641'06.. • , On die Mb' tali. it Paisley, Mr. J. Twicg.aps4ak , • IP,/ a lir po ri Vn die Vati Instant, in tipper Grorrener etrerireMaar W. Wake,. Bar t. of Coarteeu Hall, Northamptciestdrez_cvssirap 01 2 **o • COAL.MAR4RT. Dt>r S e li s tr i t w M cs er st et. bt. 4/..:: ,st :€ollltBll/ OF 101101fAMIPIV::Fiefoli. • • t milipeOpt . c. f.. IS ,2 • iliarrdisr ... . ! ...... ... A q.vot .. 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Flii 7 . 3 ..t3Attl WAN% I fiertHftcgiti AIVI‘./;.... 31 . : ., .93Witoftil -t - ...A hm,•• • •S .~+ tt-; ~) EA Londbil iOW ~ -l:~ (idledl bti k dlTisttworree;lai - w by R. WARDELL, LLD. Prorietars A ' q ~ CI~M it epee &the sett to io new • Tt Them 161 bvini , • it Coe first I here be di Jtgnti bur c veva bees Asada for It the It and i tarp librre tarots Col bead • Woo( - recto: lard ! Lot i •elits, , 'rho 10w. " To I vi duly q OUli made Mill lh Georg' so illy Hof, rx the I.:. high es " I 4. I 44 ~~ i .1 .G 6 "on. ; 111;7 the 1711 r 110 I. I Soren usual chapee . ' When titre r An eve -Poend! •Aor2o • 101, I Avery kireall I, Sahsiew and ail V. Cot 1 , 401 d is the Fria W I