The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-29 00:00:00

T1IN: STATESMAN .epoSivilOi. ikon list Act of Parlitnetwei . ' r of adjedging the pri dd erabtedly be auk' jetted tu.settemeseepro.of punishment which the law allowed —tamely, themaimiehe hard • labour at the tread imUL Thersezi.egoome amid : render him liablo.ter Wane . iortatiOn. . . ?f be yogeant Jaearthiilhiritle the -stasoitt ionmosere and meg froid, and on leaving the bar be .said. smiling, tt bad some of year beef yeetieday.' my Lord, at any Was vary good , nod so was :yout`poeter and per . '• . • • IThe Lord Mayor on Christmas : Day gave to each of . prisosers. confiasi its the City prisoes. a poond of 141e4 a loaf of bread, and a pint of porter. of which, the prisree was appreheaded time .enough to partake .of aq a' Chliatinaedinoer.? • • UNALNNAL6—CODUITANLNS AND WATCONIN teslnas& —A whole knot of .Irieh .folice, .to the number otiewo, amongst whom .wae one.fesaale, were bronght up ors Satter._ day; before the Bitting Magistrate, Mr. Alders** lleowx, charged under the following cireeinetanees:!—A fellow of the name of Cementite. or some *itch name, who lodges . In the ewe room with the prisoners in . Bed Bull C are. ourtStr, 0 street, happening to he at a gelid ' booed in Fati , where Mary Donoegbae.s. girl ender 15 Par of ag e, sort of occanional servant. bra mot sleeping in tbs . hoes., offered leis services to tee her role home to her father's Friday Right. On their way he' began to take liberties wit the girl, And at length threw her domes en her back upon the pavement, and was proceeding to farther eioleoce; teee screams, bowever,.quickly drew other personas-to . the spetp and the fellow ran offend made his escape. witliciat-effece ing,hispurpose. The girl. on tier arrival, at hems, tilt her father all that had occurred, and k nowing wirers Cse• tellow lodged, and- suspecting he might Jew* soul home, weat to Csipplegate wat oh ble sod belie. o told hie tale. an required the . censtefficer of the night to assist in taking Costellow lose eastody for to attempt to violate his obilde: e the lospector of the Watch, accompanied 'by three c r ac ke r , watchmen, er.cordingly went to. the boom in-Rod Ball Court. 'Wit dol.:landlord on learning their hosiers* refased to let them to they, however, fi odipg time window asfeatened, opened it, and made their eptry eh it way. 0a psoceediag to. the room where Costellow. was, they foaled Ale door locked ; bat the party inside judging themselves d satheieutlttley Wiggle protect their companion. opened the oor ali way for the purpose of a parley. when tbe I ospector thrust his staff in, and prevented its being pleat again. The watchman lending their aid, the door. was completely opened, and Costellow • immediately seise d . A general raw. however, commenced, which terminated in the escape , if Cestellow. and the c a pture in. his stead. of the seven ptisoness. - When the Magistrate heard this stery, be, to ;Bee utter astonishment of the officer,. asked what they e•eel the prisoners with. H ere I N said be, act fe y 1 ,11.1 al qpialentted, warrant for apprehending any body. Tbe Inspector 'mod that they bad rescued' his prisoner from bite.--,—That may be, says the Alderman ; they. might net know that he tied cemented any offente.—The officer erss confounded for a minute or, two, bat returned to the charge. by stating that ;bey had assaulted hits, and hie assistinits,aoil wounded two of the watches's, winkinenes diatelv started forward to display the bunts they had Hie ceived.-:—That May Ile, calmly observed the Alderman ; and they might . have been justified in so doiat officers stared •at each other. and were iileot. c b sunder now stepped forward. He had, heemid. been aliell in by the officers to ass ist in the King's name, lead ;iiiner en deavouring to seize the husband o w , e female. pr ry acii , vioteitly assaulted •d oi 'cry likely. .114 the Aldan de against thirteieseersoer takes. and; if it eirmasaryi .41% to iha Wit they eve I diseherreditireyanWeeta, to their van surmise as W t elded of the girl was soh ! tberettion'isstied for the 4strx paeoatas.—Wia..ifia lisps; for farther exemtna-. Ai: Batik of Dieted soca. -. l e. Wort, two dlotinefAiritott eXarainatigto..- 0 )4 lb! freliOtt est'l agaiasthita imeSoile rspaPers. Ooi of timiMpsborgate named pooh, to „whom thelpf. payment for stObpslpretaist sii‘g solicitor, • ' which . wail aftirirards 44i charge iris 'Welty vilittilleas tidd giben the prisoner chugs for. tiing for three Oaks of brandy house oho *nommen. Howse parties mere all booed over. before Mr. trasott for en suspiclost of hash's a largi possession. lie nos taken taw f two Of the patrol; who found carrot this doot' cif plimalter'a then told them he hid - perobased plumber; in . Deau-street,Sobo; ' se story when brought before the lered that. t hedoed sbossid be de 'r. Schofield forward.. appearance, bat though he at...• much lead to the diagram*, hol )awehr to that the Aeon belt, , or it might not, be said, for• ratty accommodated etch other. iodited I thett'ir very eitureolent, l ema niii t e word, and of very ex rad' is a very weighty Init.*, bet t rid of so lightly. rendanCs solicitor, eontended,•thet. A in, seising this lead, withouf e because it had bete previously house of. tie, period to yitovail. . • meordlng your' doetrlit‘ the Tosses the ' threshold oT i hot e it following it. suspecting it to hive tbey voadefillw . seleere before the boos. and therefore your woald go for nothiag in . y ou r taxied that by the old Act,,com. act, the atoms were not justified hi e d between sun Missed pun set chat they bad made th is seizure In they had of course tithed illegally— furnisbett *int a Tarrant pr bviously 0h ... Is &phut's very Pollee true I but he should Aot(ll44to. V.) which had ~.t is were both of opinion that the nate Peke Act did not exactly appy. It was a terbolperms. of giving the 'Flutters Pollee robbialitt vessels In the river. to seize and - difed.attionspart la rily accotintsd fur. the viords of .tbe climes tboy swore property, whether Wives la Obylert v lad ; and to htilition. Vat, tb.pirvop‘% Coed preelsely he proved that the property vu's iesdel ; not otherwise, tiSob.. • ireslite fitting blagistrete'fortse day). 't ell necessary ; and 'tor/feted the tf bl. for having•lead in his pees . not satisfactorily aorount. of his solicitor, imutediattely qtlklicti of Voiles Ifeenalt.l4s t, .firiel..astieitalostotop *lt b to this ollsw. Nati/i*Zoiele 4ssaablee, v... him with two sod chic a piece of loortloth, w... 1 kll‘rlsellesied be Itavailliiitasiblesa - elllatvlaymat tha n a aelpoiabee for , the •rmezessistedos Of' , this plan ; Mid. whe be lwal brolght In, • getedeesaeretteadad.' ia.elilistoWetiee of his basing eien Is s easspepori i•repotit Or NW hrst e rsealnetiost. sat watested to see We seetelie thesis. I raillre shown t• Ma, yud holettintlytientlitid; tare es p r operty of his anislopre. Masses. Siabee. Teller.- *ad ,thoolsts, de. la Ciadest-street, Bond-street. • .I'hey Were Kola; fens their shop lasi Suadayafteraeon, diriag the lOWleolarY abssassesf, Ilwatseitiant.- Th prisoner was remolded for farther esanstentio• in Sa iardey seat. .111erderiek (Abe pollen from whoa he says he he ha 4 them things) shamans/ Alma the lovestigatioa. *math is the left SiO etwereleasi besides other saleable property, 'beads Of the olleers; Ina he has oat yet been retaken. M A Rtmomettos svisegir.—S, Glaser, - fr. Niggles, and Thaws* iliellerstemr, three boys, were.bronght ap , for final hsansinatio. shared • with arena' -some money from ue till of , a Ars . Sim", kept by' a newsman named bloggeridgi, in oftenhant Street Osford Street. • It appeared the prison ers entered the shopon .Tees -lay dwroloff i1d.1114 demapded.coffer, rolls and butter, which were supplied them. After they hal partaken of the !armaments) one of them .paid-Oceharge. •Mrs. Megger. idge then mitered .o 4 her. natal .-hooseholi employments, AO the boys sat, talhiog and playing with her daugh ter, ythsvia about sin years of see. While her mother was in i mother apattmest, she olsservol the prisoner Mover, s' pat his hand into the till; And take out money whereon* , she told ..11M. bloggerAdge, .who was titan entering the shop again. The . prisoners ran oil, and the followed them. She noticed them standing together some distance from the,Wart. pod abets she came op the saw Olosst with sousesidllings in his baud, which be was die; tribotieg to his companions. Sbe imusediately seised hint by the shoulder, bot he escap•d from bet bold; he was pursued, sad take's Ilya person who was ucidestly passing at the time. lie was conveyed to the watch boitsyrwhere be was searched, and seven shillings found in Ipil pocket. The.other two boys wore.also takes. very soon ober. Otower said he did not take the money from the dil,• bat ope of his eompaelons had dose it. • i They were folly committed for trial. • i 1 The mother of one of the prisoners was removed from the awe in a dreadful state of agitation. The boys wets all decently attired. Vf oasniy-rraaat.—Tst TADLU To awas.—Ors Satordsy a respectable lookild Yo un g y ea of the name of J. Simpson was - brought before Mr. Twy roma, and charged by Sedwidc (aoss 4f the iseadboroughs of Shoreditais). John Kitchen, and i.stifis IMise *mkt's', of Edward's OW, Singslan roid.with break- , lug lipase of glass in one of the windows of Miss Mukha' Wight's, and other such disorderly and n agentleisanlike beim viola. • Mae Mika Dawkins stated, that es she was taking a walk thermals, before sheaset the prisoner. and tho u g ht b y his an Invitation to e pearanee be wield act like • gentl e m an. She accordingly hi,mompony her to her apart as eate at E'. . ward's place. wiser' be did net loog ismain,'wbea,. to her astonishosent he kicked up a row. broke a pane of glass; wiled the watch ; the noise of which caused such &barb emeein ifieniighboortmod, to the no small Injury'f her rape' taloa.. She therefore for sects salsbehisioer gave bion'in charge Allis watch: ..liesillitchen waersedy to eabstantiateldisa !kakis.' s a ri., diteetvied fiedwiek, the twadhorough, missed a wet* that Iped beis toasts from the primmer lathe wasehliouse. Ilir.Twreoae...—l 'oppose Si.. prisoner. mast have boss beak. aad for being so I wail Age biro Is.. ' li'llti prisoner said be was sot drunk, nor wd be pal' oul • shillings. They first" a tWippped. to rob. bins la the or, and when they failed lia that, in coesequettee of his j king th e glut, oak. ale/ the watch, they a fterwards 1 lo d ogist to extort motley from -him jet *await's house i' that Seifvtich; the hiadbmthiths hed 41n °WiiJ 1• 1 2 fte could tb ladies .hiss. We cousrogdee tbe hulas!, laths., i•. ' , ' 1 . 4 .. '. At this athnvest a Ifsie.• • 41 irrf:l i. g , tbst witai . ' - Ise thee" ;the Ater ;•sileoVierWatme ; tad nine= the hoard Sedwi other;h ea dlywongh, • stron =glyy recomsose to editeg the pri I doitlato give the girlsootethiag e sensate thi watchman eadeleatahles orefbeit touble,. audio ..; wield* • diatom 4 was to go befbto &Magi,. v(Covestrilat the time Tilt' i%lbs thu-ableo he apprise his Woribip .1 114 11 01 4 * 11181 I diiipes bias 410 i tee "WOO, :10401iiiiit , 614,10egke 1 1 ,,r . 0 1 0.01 yqtr owir' hag *coolingyou for and to hold you, Vim ratites... win , brill 1111Srolusw. •... --__ Moeda! . .prerioos to the. tri 4, .0..1 }odiings..barg. been ategoari!.l4... • • bares for* them In. tilittreit'.pirte O .111 e. wen. 'Thomas Who yris very active in the rescue, ~. ~ /Isurtall will be again takes *poi" Ortr,ef Wilt."( W o o, sod knocked down by her.-.-..V. I 0. egpressetatreitceutre4Osnas pills sitiitioe Of his iTta: irtt * itikl here w DO charge 1 I k,•her. ' .. , ~.• ; Aiso • sd Also sofsiONLLiattimithr.oll. milt 110%4,031w I.llldn.ltlseLs weltut•Apkit.A. , .... , , . ;• • tAirilitii. t W.Tfirls - . 4.05i.....4.041.ii.etiit - liar 6 * dileintril oc i ••• 111101 . 1 440, t he sicktemi;,,e,on:liiitivi,o9,44.,o,. w l l l e fi will 1 5,1 i. stay offence ago vest the.law m ead . . . plare it the same . - ea Pe* 1 I i I • .'" l t e r .° n kir it ..of 'thit •1 M I X. Veteri.-.T . L 1 74 011 trtweestLOOduit•snii Manche. • selittentli taken, and wilt4dt - ,, r‘ .. , 4 111 T" sigel!!"111. .. . 'k ei...ll.6lOn' of CoateToei.' * . . • •• - POLICB.- :- -•-•- - • B ow firissrlYS,O'TNitieS: lll . s . • ....mhatit4to...• .•i • t • - irs. brought before Sit'o.fig,ltia . , Mairstow Itegesp-0* lifteedip It Motif bale liseltfiig tie t. illattled tfittl titlflitiorlitid Lend[ man named Jells Saida. was beesgiititiefere - the 'it 'au l' e re.OKi.e.,c ~...."t..tirfe..! $1 . Wart Mayor eta 0%1,0'0 vivant.. • The prisbier's plan 6 1' 1°5 ' 61110"2417:111.11 l•st erAtal Was to peAtimeelf %wise coitspt.'coons place hit te Of cwitaredielliehgnisetleekijiesateeteir e! , , • Walt sagessiss le .the meet told and increment wreath er, m i l made by a ter stationer. mi4 l 014 UP "liars shout shivering: end apparently ie die worst sonefbad paid a forged Chi pay' i!' • tate of dlittely. No person who regarded htm eould fail . they were for Mr. Price, - a 'solid ;I ' being melted to Morita. ebarltyowirds'him, and he elicit.; 'foetid to .10 untrue. P.. - othdi chi led. a few days sinr_, , ectinge_p_. ion . its a parish office•r, who in Shoildhara.strett,* viihr•fiad sit 1 ., ! brought him before %,-11,0.177611grir..and Stated At some anotbet tergeddll. este to telling i, s i r ' illb thrilorable •collition •of .nikerfeest, ' without sad water will& be drank talus DA shirts they'll, or etockiogi,its width 'lie Attend' hide this Cold fully committed for trial , sad the , , • • • .• to preseauto„ , ~., i • i . Weather.' .• ; .. JoilephYoutter itakbrought b, `.- The. vagrant . vises rail** ;pen to gin as Usenet o f woad retessiatition , ebsexed ois himself; said - be abhorred titbit thieving or lyibg, and he q uantity of stolen timetlet his' poi Weald tell tit. troth: 'rho-fact wig; be bad been discharged custody 6n Wednesday list by el from' thee -Hodge ef Cortitedon a few .days befoie,but he was him unloading the lead item aca dis c seeks cute of detkitatilin, that hi was obliged shop lis elt. Martin's-4as'. Ile th to resort Ishii old Wat of gettinta" liietiliodd, stilts which the lead from Mr. Schofield, api ,{' ' dernmatances hail ddies bite:' : • •• • and., still persisting is the same s . • 1 Magistrate, hie Worship orderer 4 Tbs L•iier‘lil A feret=-As , yea' : elebli /lying, 'tell me how • tai bi spd r. terbtiouthewerboractripat this fir. • maim. rinses yea .. b are hell bilirtil i_listelraltogether ? .. 1 ;Tise Vagrant, kit*? ho to r" A li t t kirowledged.uagiag often sold a ~! said he toed mot wit . • .-• • • ._ _ , ihuld &collate opon himself tot '' cite laap' ll4l4 ""._ .• _Ilk."1"••wr 1144 -16 10 d ?.. seized. It might initheleme, I t. 1 , frt. Vliltriadtlfte, "MIS 'I retscusbei - tispi he and the - defeadont. (fermium well tmeMelt.' • ' . t .' '''' ':*•- ' 7 • • • ••''• ' ;' • " Blr R. nilltata :--Aceoninkodi . . The boato , ll4l T 0 n—H r ave•Tok: bees 'ilit thsteestiiiity.. sad, as Itardolph says, genders , !The Vagrilbr.--Vilti severs tlmeM -.." .- '. . 41 .. , 6. '- • I • • application too,. Leal7' 1, , , The Wen titaleost condesc.eotteti to Moo ii. ha ndle o nothlegtbat ts got rid low, whir behaied go - freekly; and entlesgbired.t. iihrinide 'tiommet:46liursmi:::lsno, Ilasich't'udi° 11" • Liss tint the eletree af gide • •heroustiletessittily seders le _,. • warrant from the Magistraite ;,, 1 his peefoeMstreit, Was by no amaersti.errtite to the tioney r,„evedir.9," the.eatuutolge i t.• cosh! obtalee and sviiivissob 'lrfe.ter• than the pain be Cis late; dad , to 8.11 it. airist!d" esilere• by tliwgreatest daily lab Our, from Which Mr..itlliontfts..-rhen ai as:we.rwirnepvemit to be derived: •• • •• : moment Arden property erosi . , The vsgrartesppetred , to . 'receive conv.qtiee'fredi twee, falafel , Tha / p eers were toll ope,of hi. Lbrel.ktpli .ietrelikeetti; ' a i r pettliVittitifeen• been swivel; . fitkistir that • eveterung elysitti a tepteihrto••Vidal. iattieirK het t6'it Wile the wholetwas carded , into ' . . tat& nstivepllfew if fit ielMlkei ware &be Elm. ' e --• • - argamest, wen wese it valid,. •The loam Al 4i t; etlecireke the 'itittivst'spliit of n" . Mr. H u ammo' sdli cont. iodeestry,- 402144iatilly Citdood got Pebilll__,eilb *eV eat .„ . .1,, ~„11„dhlir. 'fittiote•eAci fi ,etclothes, slit Nacelle. seem molter* splinter's 'Ms - WO 1 - ii - s - t d e c nii property 0 ( th i s k i t . . • h•lle to hit•advel"Cre'wht•it wee leiferkehtie '' '' and m iddle It Was le evidence that The vegetal appested: highly' plealfed with Ms - toed the middle of the (14, hey h esiiirlweteofwelhan, and retandid him . ' Omaha, detlitrittg escept they bad been fundshi that he woild eleitirmplue.never io•lat hit Lisidsbipie'hU tattled. • fare spirt: lis-then. depir - Mt: 4, •• T • •,' ~• • ' Mr.- MINSIMILtIieId all this 1 in three' days afttrisaras,' the thiyVehada,p,iiitinei a sT . fete the c ase Under t h e ne n I the same oflleer i's ;end him hi . nott*lier :part - byttiotaq, in • tee!! esellY in point. __ the still* Mate:of nahetirWhs :aid itiparibt eititory iii*roeer .7 r 11 - 1 • 111 ! 4111 lee mit. HA He w.vstak•iiteitethist•dv; sed'itiss Misr brdegbt before 4 '. .`l._tndrr°lie° Act i •-• cl ause i nner ea s ot . thelpampol the I ird Meyer. -•, *; ' ' • 'l.• • greater paler In preremting 1 'Tile Liter , • Mayo/ was greatly , istonish.4 et teelegby antnurusing it. &Rears' tO e nd ateas.ol4.4 to Was. what bid lic it of efee.elettiegould trastaitis. n ulets . iititrictoril • how it hoppealliwilla ipsefalestiain this r endition. • Mr. MiSsitu.:i. said, by il •The:Pagsalota-ahsal'allitilit fyittg, *by !hold tkien,lis 1 erapoweree'to Attie Such t"° . . had stead gip' salad. - -• -• • -..--• • !. - . • berg.; or mill; egini lied t Not ei ma A r to tell .114 1 ;.. h o z e f e. ,io fogs. tio ,i i! jetbee no l o ca r.on I nd,".broeght. the. iedwelti . er Viegelfs - escestentg- that os sforster jay lib hid , L '6(1" 1 • 00 ": s .i Ar.:llitii.'-:- - tt it should misled Islittlidship. •whiehlits add lis bid heigi • Mined t onenitiebui sisal ihi Oi sal of tirislegrell! geite.dedfiattes -,' He Walk destitute of -r li i .0',,,, -r h. r- • r : ...L.-HULL till o - VISS - Moseh krill° or - lia beit E INA* i flit 'IA ( even fik'st thought loch prim( net at 1 which ko MAO iii, • ileeeVes. 11 . 16 -.0%; if whiab be trie defeedant In the /Meetly of inmost.. -. : ..: ~ - .., ..,...., , , '•' " • ' • sitirfoi:i.tiett..tufa not - I 0 was ' -401tIltst ti l Pihed.lieeti'fir it f bing thee the " • Trip difendint. by. edgier , 1 it ire& ittiti':ll6etteer; wird • eteerf thee tbat r itif chitties, notif* of 111 Pool.' • ' were OM to him edlethess-ii.ifirsseitibelineitliege,*.ed • 11** 11 *A* cos !• . tvGqiiiattbset lkii 414 lei* it ;I . heir Ocher;' !lurid. iti le"4111.4 JlieS:W.iiail'i. , . • „ 1 41 # # k II i s , peosete dui rateb me NAP° '''"""" • rot forth* rimier glass r &Ailing:that it wig for se stable a rum sin es he um to wo o crate ritett blamer. nit bi . (Cove;22 • reiteirlextravizeit his dirty *mmo_ olio . . Sly ati -Yoe aetad potTectlytighi; hi t tree the Isar lobe the venires Kititheii e bar. Mr s - o %lbw Ones. • Mr. Tin* he h ear Cheeptifittor.. ilia Aro 41 *del - , . fir.. l' .lisiiSUtOlrhat he si . thloc h **As 160, • ' ble.gairoutt to 111111 DierkicFroax inotii le selleihrit thja eare iii' rr Area ao the House of liti diction; D :Kitchell, bail for the assault. t l After 'e %moral to the lOelt-ufi' root • !Swep t,: ;ash that Sedsleir heist a b a eimpl, oat of his power; und after ! '; iiiadveiti ,i s .desired that the parish slits I° ' she riedu tome. • D. ' - " MURDER AT ALVOR room, bit. TWTIOILD beldbolllgh o'o Wail! elate& GOY %habit' be soloribed-of _-- , i MURDER .. /RD. • ..E.MlllOpm... • We have Already stated a man named John•Resith, bad been feltr eem niitteil to Liegela gaol, for. causing the death of Snrah Arrawsmi th , by poison. • The. Layton was•hrle at the White Hart, Alford, b e fore Mr. Ring. the Coreent, out th e .h.ody•of the deceased. The jury Awing worn, viewid the body. which had bees pre. roust,' greed by the serge's*. . Timms' Header and . 1 heists Allbaby, constab ned les law of Alford,. Meted . that i br i .reoeiged the cakes. !Lodge-mst the had .t i lar s .a u erox:i l t i t s olT pei se s i d e s i l . lid ljtmlsoaed; and os soisg AO the house saw the 1•4110/r4we Othectrlooloi taltd•!three !Odeon,' is a Meat spel condition. They were dispatched** apprehend John Smith, who. they Were informed by the deceased, had give; her the bet of 'thick she had made the sakes. Tho?.?ltOorsd Smith in the. middle of the night in a cottntjelat.lAttle Steeping, belonging to kin. Ancient, his eatplbyer. ~ They told tke primmer the suspicions that existed -against him, . sad asked hiss where he got the =list Its pre to the deceased ? He. , said ,that he it at. Louth. . -1111,1SmIth.-4. sister-in-law of the prints.? i went on Tweedity to take tea with - Sarah Arrowsmith, aid saw her make cokes of thing bar., *Ili& site said was • given to her bt the prisoner. `Partook of one of the cakes ; was bortft,-in the throat ands the sacom I was . so ill she thougbt she ebetdri.hadied. est sad Pell gave oer antometivo Mid the-got better. Is DOW very ill, and it will be a tang time before she reaste.erso Mr. J. Itobiason--is a ettiatist and araggt. at Alford. • era the evening of Itiondayo4 -. . . bee.'4lelsaeieel- elm prisoner.. Jobn Smith, came to i s . I's• - and 'asked for one pound of -white arsenic. Sup • Wanted poi p b i t -4 . ii for agricultural vurposes, be et -, us 10 cittettione, but served him with it, fi.r which A : see paid . bini 9,a. - The arsenic was a strong tool and. wpm wa n t 4 p.uiretiled Site when solJ. Sepposed glciditener wanted it for the purpose of washing sheep • tilt: - lotion .. flid.kseMs hie prisoner ferstatty years ; -. ape , I s iteod einploylloo4:alid oals '040114144/1 'Olt as panne(' Was. • • it . , ifit. . eel; Wept ! 'urger OPltirctitt , 1 40 4 1/ 1.4 roc afternoon to co o;epegnos.- 41 *-. .. • • .. 9 1 • ' et tbi; boost Of Mr. ftrs l l4att i t a l i g , lit i hdf eitaki iiid•lrlui ta -a toits i . 414 ,„ 4 . 1 , ietiod **easels , " for ,the 4 Willliati)iik hehetiosiiiernea lie curiosity WM"' te iegive..- ilia: _ . . •.-litr c."014111.1:r7-6‘ r•PITH "Jack pre io eirmetatiOn: int 4 7— LW' some tiiificul . y In reconciling the eel!. • Aloes .•(‘lpeollifferent witnenweiro a sorthe time when the li . ittleit were seen is certain plac dinesnd awns! ingetinity withllts lobid to 'tessiter-lhheireeenttee• consistent with posit re facts 'ektrged, Alierkell still -0-insfitiently 'poehe'ottbebletteablerfO prote L %hit' it insitiperly. l m passlitia for kilo to have'. been In Ulfre . 1111111,4 10 ni the. time whim Mr. Stuitlythothis'irife. *a 'their Want; state 'that they heard .the ostbi Aschaeged, end ,thir groans of 'the sieo•ided; he'd in airthimstion of this he will.eole upon 'be' eridibri ' 'Orlitts.:Prohert . and.her servent. as to the 7sowt it '' isiSigli lie reached the cottage.. Upon the treetop ;of vs.. .grottebility or improbability of .11not having been 4tenent when th e death blow was given, ether spectlations *eve atiaea i - sod" In order td meet three, pains have been taken to- sitienin wile - thiongh• the diffe . reut lenge leadior - —frees the London, Hoed to. fiat's ilili• Late,: and batik, 'by. e rtratiteor mouth to yield's henie. at Elstree., Upon the restlivof Abe,* osperimenteit Weald, he improper now so arida soi'..bnintnept ; (*Twill.; however. on the trial ' - •ithlerircr i*st moat „ago's , -sui'd pafieot exassisatiot.— :Asesnorksmodeit have been earefolly prepared, sad the lisi4cmoo:Oreurately- meseared, and fresh whitens* , have ''lido..:distoeeted .who - *peak to 'colleges' eividynetonees, bbeir 'iltis .believed Wad to streogthenthe teitimooy pee-, • yrreetymbtattsed: • -• • , • 'The tirlisteti ll take place on Tuesday, the 6th of.f snowy ; sod It isoaticipated, will lest two days. All the bide is edhave been engaged. for the.omesion, maths flit.i J2Vrroi'aiiceamiotlatios fully equate what oom.oballeteleS t h e e oesmeomment of the (;limit. • _Thstql4l sweeties iyas and anisoved. and has. been viSitei , by settee ntisis. frieods, whom he meets with cheerfulness' : and confidence. Marti*, the pogilist, ie. *nig to have seen I himelnOnst the Week. ead to bee*. evinced a strong feeling iiiSTPPrtior: tawifde owe with whom he had been on teems •erm souch,,insimacy. A defence, purporting to hareems. i five i hertell,, *been published in a weekly paper. This I 'betted together diseleims - ; indeed. it . . hears internal 01ditteetest it cosset. have received his unction. Hunt ..... . . ~,, tets:els 141. in quiettwas, and receives daily visi . s from itte.:Zi n. lie still enterteios a hope that , even if he i ,q. . ~,• Y rod godly. his life will be sp ired ; as it was kitetswirts. wow,, ender the conditional premise made to e.,the.be4yof the .murdered man was foiled, ind these sii• .rkor4o-9b,tai•ing all.theinformatio• which fol . ilweri., .r. armor. his "elicitor, alto eatettains 'sorties I forlispiottsthieeobjeot. . 1 - -,. P r} as A 'grimed a strong desire to see his wife. but !bit akbeno peeitivele refined. He. Peetas WWI., its the 'filliesi,soopeelse Ignominy ofdsis .sitnadoo.• With roped to hie 11.11114014w$,Poin esideece for thkGrowo, he denies that 'tar teigig.plsee at his 'elicitation, amt asserts that sighing . • • newsy eye . l h e effect ei th er of his Cause sionista. Berne, he will he celled on to give evidence on the, trial. A l l e*Pirt% (P*. IN *spell, rte" be 'Mid llftPr thin b.ta' IA eis'pla•-•, his dieclosores will. of course, be under the Amami Ohio own diet redoes • .. • • so tare of ii is singular that no t o t he present period di re Wearee ,wasch —hich was seen on the . night nf the tiara •r in Thrtell's pomessitnerboritteen discovered. A roneour is In cireulatios that. lOW - .fo rim') which Mr. W. w as know,a to liege been In possenaten of ionnediately pre. 'elpos to his diAtg. hisimen osiie4 ; bet no OW.- of tbi g sail hie hitherto book fond. ' ' • .• • - : the witnesees wilt ; be - att assrmllled in Hertford on the - been tained a coaliderstbiklieti if the white elide of an I mpitt aenelady of Ihe •coaamble ghee takusg a...quantity oorettch. aspoo • teasels he made timprriststsetreandby a climatical analysis 'resod that a wry e.otheidctoble sport... perimps..one Booth of -the 'whole, tras aurae. The &wean& ergs eenvelsioase and (we feenaks, named. Debbsand.Mrs. Biles Smithy were very ~114 nod ,tiwee thildreu weredangeromly so. Did nit shuts IMrs. Dobbs would recover. .`1 be youngest rhihl, keened 4trovnatnith, appeared in a hopeless state ; was told test 4ho,prisener wee the father of this child, and she de .gossed the mother. .Thursday ails died; beds opened tint Omni/ since deatli,is company with Mr. Pelleand foetid ,the stomach greatly ieflamerl, widths inner coat corroded ; and partiallyAnstsoyed ; they extracted about half a-rail of .arsenic from the stomach after .death ; her death • was most certainly orcasimied• by - her taking emetic; eibe Was about eight months adratmed ita• pregnancy. 1') cbild • was destroyed, no doubt, by the mother tailing thi Jolson. . Me. Pell, surgeon of Alford, corroborated the abase; awl the Jnry, after examicieg the Ilour,anol cake produced by 'the officers, expressed th , merlees satisfied with th e evidence, and returned a verdict of—Wilful Al oWlicr against John Smith, and the, Coroner issued his warms tamordingly. 'After Smith had beer committed to prison, be gapasseed a . wish to see the. Magistrates, the liev. 4ir. J.-Panes% avho has been in4etatittable in the ins.stitatios of this melancholy affair, and the Itev. H. H. Smithies, eon whose warrant be was first committed. They. being at some distance; Mr. Wilson. the Magistrates' cierk,gaid him a visit. Swills said tit at be bought the amessie ur kill rats with, and that be got the dour at Louth; Ina hew they begatue mixed together, he docialed that he did not Itapw.ttati persisted in his ionocence of the chaste . against hie. Sunday the body of this unfortunate young woman ress Interred is Alford Chards Yard. In the cotter of .the &Imlay, the clergyman of the parish, and the diesendag ministers. dwelt upon the subject of her vialent death, e t the different places of worship, in addietoing their con. gregstions. • Saco the prisoner's confusement in Lin coln Caste. Its continues now to *pro, ancencersed at his- dreadfat situation. aaeememease )IOBBERY AN U. ATTEMPTED MURDER. • (ruRTUER rsaTtonsits.) • On the night of the 26th of May. 1822,5 he (*Hare of RV John Tiers, situated in the Nurth Fen. in she forisikel Feeklik, is the olio of Peterborough. Was broken into,* plundered. and the inhabitants shockiogly snaltrroted, by three men, who were anard. and disguised therevelsowao Mr. Tiers, who is as elderly man, and -his sister, seheet the same age, were the only persons resi.lieg in Inc move, • vitals ins remote froni other bousesot min ionroosser; frestmeted ape'. Mr. Ters .bad en sow and two bnedred poneds,, to keep him from the -pnriels, wrists lint week; which a,ner appears to have beets the ;object of ihe rolobers. It was sear mideight when Mr. l'yersand Isle sister were shinned by she thieves attempting to broils Into the house. He armed himself with a dung fork, ant Ober they had fareed open the door, he stood in she passage, and for upwards of ne hour prevented-theie eatraeoe meta the house, and hy his courageous -coadact wosid ham siestered them, had they not adopted a plats to-rendsr leis we apon (the loth) ineffectual. One of the robbers preslisted a pole about eight feet in length. and Wreck Mr. Tyres ;with it on the breast repeatedly, until he fall Sint Minister was eel tertified, that she fainted. The- rokben ekes entered, and beat Mr. Tyen in the most brand ama feet'. and left him in a state of insensibility. • In theiriewsis gm di s covered the box in which the roper 1 " rtk i r ! ti l l - egn* 4 r • e'svister, finding her brother es adeplersbli • 4400 'their property carried away by the welshers. fief *WM si sivorktioute had such en effect ow her mind, that; yielding . to' the impetus of the moment; oho :ts terminated beg exist enee b y cattintherilWint • fdr.'Tpess, -oh coming to Ms senses, finding himself tesksebdeoloctiraeF lid his sister lifeless. in a asemsetdaireroeheniseime faculties, sashed- to theeinssedthrdv6hisheettiet It leas happily. savedly spentimserlso whinnied Orketteopyt et self destruction. A • general. lolling 2of ow/mostly bp treated in the- breasts .of She parishiont4s f FeerbisbAt beh.lf of' the unfortunate man; they afforded 'him-ties ponry relief, sod used chewiest active orortioas tp dioceses , the thieves. A reward weireffereityyntse riih tre any anielef the robleme Isle would impeach h i t utuomplionoseepSieg • the sin who, &staidly made the aitempt opus Mr. 'Freq.' Ilk ;soil upon anApplicatimt :being madam the M a ttis * * . of the' district: to the Seerettey of State dos rise D t p ar t i neat,- bit Majesty offered a free tit s la linsitetions. . . • • Bighteec months elapsed, and the eircumstaMMlMilifi most forgotten. when lan week a party of noterio9s rwin; 41414 , ten s were.taken into custody. MPS ClllllPitbitt Ad I , tough pool for steeling C a ttle. Atuougat them were to mum, named George Pvwell and Thomas Slalom, wise lustre been exit:noised before the Rev. Mr. Parsons (who em iliectoi of Prekiels at the time of the whimsy), At 'Rsase • borough. •••' • Pywell gaveinformation to the Matistraie , lf ed to. Make an Importsnt cemmunication ; and uporbei -brought before bins. he voluntarily confessed that • he, Simon, and a toad named Harris (not in custody), ,tens the-three men who .broke into the house of Mr. tvep May, 1822. Re gave -a detail of the ;Men to aims* she robbery, and of its execution ;•andnaid that- lionising -the person who bent and ill treated' Dlr. Tyne. 111 •ment 'received strong cirComstantial .eorroborstion. soon as this Important commun'cation was madams MAI wee dispa.cbed in-quest of Barrie, end be was see *wetheft,* •ed add brought to Peterbvrough, •wkere,he :MIN two were examined on Friday, and committed lee oft* exasnination on a future day. It appeared that Py,viell lived at Peakirk sx the timitoll the robbery. and that, acquainted with the fact of : hk. tier era's having a suns mosey .in Lis possessioni.4 41 Went over to Oundle. Where Simms and Barris wet .proposed the plan of the robbery to them. He said eitithe l etnew of" a prise," and they sgreedio assist in oseseititiist the offence. hivinc, previous to making the attal ueN, the premises, exchanged clothes as a dingoisr, I 019 , declared to the :Magistrate, • that he received only 3'.a1.! some apparel for hts share of the plunder , and tied he t d not know of hiseumpanions having carried off beloMel. and two hundred pounds in money. The, ponies examined on Friday next. Tho Average Price of Brown Of blaseovado 0111 1 ' . . h Wad from the Returns amide ill 11 ► week ekdiwf 4 14/Iw. day of Dec. MS, is 345. 6d. Pse - ---- ---" - - --.-- - ' • A117;7 44. r DIED.-ka Sosithatoptou on 9sth trot aged SO Foam. . 14 0* .I._*Aninre, Bso:Bofton street. Piccadilly. I ,' wil ir. v iVwkwida ttiam an tiLt .i L e he war lit ima ti 1 1 7 tan sturtz. t. gava,rob thieous,oiertiWA On Friday last. the tit What. el co r iii ity4 l- • • London, alre. Sarah Wbastan, latnfor, le tbi aged 93. • On the lith int.. at her resklesee in !garage pria,arde 9946.111.4111* In ber44th veer. tette of d. Weiler. Ifoq. th , Smuniaf.2ith tontant.T. GeamMill. 'Wends. dbl.* . kead B ow . UW4 of Vne faro, II iddl , sea. . *fi On Ms Inh Demmat.r. Mt. James , a , years. Oal. et. to tear nett year, /benouthle. wtie;.91..13- Alelf..s ll li S r' ; (dostae,Willa. rfiLadsltg" SAO ere& at Rochdale. William Holland. Esq. 1"b0.1 10 1.... !Tr lig% Onlepkgear allinand sill Am plinetpalliMen 4a =pie Kiwidati.l iftifted.stikPabut it0..6141:*T1010 'byß. W AR tDS , Prorkeign-rk. 11 _. ._ r ilri a l . 11. 11 ....r . " 11.4.11111.91911191"1111111191."" verosit --l ottiLk ' — Ojai ' h work* bT the•iows. 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