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4%* AND CXECUTION OF ABEL HILL. PROM TON lITAPPOODSIIIIII ODPROTIBiIt or JIM( 79.) .iicl Hill was emssenitted to our bounty gaol on the I:.rh day of March last, by Enoch mac gent. (coroner), charged with the wilful murder •f Mary Nlartin, and her son, Thos. Martin, (a child about n oaths old,) by drowning them in the canal, near • the Rouud-house, a little distance\ front Bilaton, ou the 23e1 day of February, 16/0. While he wait in gaol, Hill appeared indifferent to his awful situation, and thoroughly disregarded religious instruction. Fully persuading himself that he,should nut be convicted, he sent to his parents. with whom he had resided at Abigal-lane, in the parish of Sedgley, that be should be at home at the wishes. On the Friday preceding his trial, he was visited by a worthy Rev. tientletnan (who has taken great pains on similar occasions to bring sinners to repentance), who exhorted him to prepare for ano ther world, as, in case of conviction, he would not be here after Thursday morning. Hill answered with a Loth. " I shall be somewhere else." In this hardened state he continued till the trial, which came on before Mr. Justice Richardson, op Tuesday morning last, at eight o'doch, and was not finished until seven in the evening. It came oat in evidence that Hill had co habited with the unfortunate Mary Martin for more than six years; that he was the father of the infant child, Thomas Martin ; and that its mother, the In molded victim of his brutality, was again pregnant by hip. Mary Jearons (the mother of Mary Martia l by a former husband) was examined, and staled' that she kept a public house at Bradley, near EL I stun ; that the deceased would have been 13 rotten old on the 10th of March last ; prisoner assisted in the support of her daughter's child, and seem ed fond of it ; her daughter and the child left her house about six in the evening of the 234 of ischrsary last, and returned no more. Another wit :improved that prisoner had endeavoured to cause abortion, by giving Mary Martin a powerful usediciue, but it did not produce the intended effect. It also appeared, that on the evening the murder was perpe trated, Hill had persuaded the unfortunate woman to meet him at Bilston, and bring the child with her, under pretence of purchasing it a hat and hock ; and they were este together by several persons in kidskin, and ewe aim', observed to approach the canal, as though on their way home. Cries of " Murder r yen heard from near the place where the bodies were afterwards found ; the prisoner was also observed to have his shoes, stockings and clothes wet a consider. able way up his body, and marks of fingers and nails were fund on various parts of the bodies, which proved that force bad been used in drowning them. the bodies were found on the 3d of March by a boat ma, the child about 40 yards front the mother. It was attempted to be ebewn that the prisoner could not be the man who committed the murder, as be was at home al too early an hour to allow him time to return , fees bilstos ; bat unfortunately for the prisoner re veal of the witnesses for she prosecution proved his harteg desirellabem to mark the time when they saw Lie, en the ormieg of the 13d of Feb. One witness swore be had heard Mary Martin say she would make awaywith beret] f and child. The Learned Judgeetentmed up in the most ample and perspicuous manner, =t lug, es be proceeded, upon the nature of the and the Jary, after consulting about two mist, returned a verdict of Guilty, which the prisoner heard whitest the least emotion or change of countenance. The Judge then passed sentence in the most affecting and' impressive manner " Abel Hill, the circumstances of this most atro cious End important ease, in which you have Wee the principal actor, have engaged the attention of the Curt a great many boors ; more perhaps than was areessary to substantiate the case itself, but not more than was due for the satisfaction - of the public. After a calm and dispassionate investigation, a Jury of your country have promonneed a verdict of guilty against yoe--a verdict which meets my entire approbation— looking as every English Court invariably does, Ilesply to the evidence, without saffeeing the mind to be distracted by the tremendous circumstances of aggravation which have presented themselves through out this mut painful trial You are convicted of the Lel offence of murder, stet of oei only, hardly can it be said of two—one almost your aillanced wife, the object of your lust and seduction, the other the or siring of your own 'Leine. and probably a few months would have given birth to another. A ease, think. can tcaroely be found, combining such a complication of terrible and appalling citrate %Wces as yours. Yee appear to be a young ac thei Man, who was well and tally employed ; led to idulirat commission of crime by your owe lawless lost, and lastly to the palpate*, a *pretest her rill/ulnae% by a stied to every feeling Which Ceeld actuate a Christian, weeny men; else sorry um I to oboe,* the yes are, perhaps, the meet ledillosent person runt le this crowded Court. It is ray dirty to proeseamt the Bedews of die law up us you, winch menet be carried inee execution spee dily. You Pm expect se .trey here, for indeed mercy extended towards such a person u you, would be an act of lie inmost iskstities to the rest of mankind.-- Yon- b aro $ verg short hint, perhaps, not forty-eight 10111'S to live, and let we 11111811811 i r e to employ it well. for (cod's sake do not let your yes wander from ob )sat to object, but keep your attention fixed upon your Aloha shanties. Do net imagine that byen apparent ladifference, did a denial of year guilt, yen can ex- Shrewish the isdignatiow of year Maker. The very short time whisk remains, foe Ood's sake make the meet of. Consider if as ms logger a creature of thin world, but eadeaveer to make your pease with the next; it is not tee late to obtain the mercy of a• aA beiteteoes sad all merciful-God,. If you set about it formally, red employ day ea sight for he seam foment. The smornee of the law is, that you, Abel ill, be taken hence to the place from whose, you! come, and hem *nee, en Thursday, the 77th of July, I to a place of exec u tima. nn- ghat yea be bung by the neck till yew be limit t led that ref body, when taken guru; be theseled mad seatilmised t and oil 41 " , of Lis Winks mercy, have * inercy area year soul." . • *ills. the Judge was passing seateact,. the eyes of :b ro odrer were wandering rued the Court. sad be )0111ferest, while the anditers were ibsubed _ Tl 4 in grief. As he turned away from the box be ex claimed, " I wish I hod a km, of grapoordcr wader 'ens, I would Glow 'wn all to hcl:." After he bed " returned to the Flare from whence be came,” he mad& use of •many horrid e;pressions, and although the Chaplain attended hifti immediately, and continued with him an hoar or name, he did not appear any ways composed, nor leu violent against his prosecutors. ... The Chaplain visited hiss again •ort Wedneedlay morning, and continued with him upwards of eleven boors, using every possible means to tranquilise Aie mind, and prepare him for eternity ; still he could not be prevailed upon to forgive his prosecutors. It being considered prudent to place a man with him in his cell, one who could read well was selected ; but, though frequently urged, he did not once join in prayer daring the night. lie slept soundly front twelve till two, cried more than once at his untimely end, and about some young woman, supposed to be a 'wenn/in, but did not express any 'wow for the crime, which. indeed, lie denied to the last moment of his existence. On the morning of the evecetion (Thursday last) he was led to the Chapel. where the sacrament was administered, and again the Chaplain used his belt efforts to persuade him to die as A Christian. in charity with all men. The Rerereed Ifilestlesiou succeeded so far, that the unhappy malefactor said ho tetravir every one. At fire minutes before sine o'clostk. he ascended the scaffold, guile undismayed, and made a spring up the steps; When the halter was plated round his nevk, he desired to kneel, and did so, with the, Chaplain ; in this v pooure the rope became rather tight, and Hill said, somewhat jocosely. " It. will itirottle me." While the worthy Clergyman read a prayer suitable fur Cie occasion. Hill turned his head towards the spectator., and nodded to more than our. ewiliu, ut the time, and was totally regardless of the prayer. He roue sprung up nithgreat agility, and the executioner having- adjusted the halter, 11111 pulled up his trowsers, and skipping at the same time. shook oif his shoes, saying, " 1 won't die with my shoes on ; make a liar of 'em." So anxious did he appear to look on the crowd. that he wanted the cap taken from his face, and the drop fell while he was asking to have it removed. Ile struggled mech, but way dead in about two minntes. After hanging the usual time, his body was cut down, and delivered to 31r. Best. surgeon. who had it packed up and con veyed to Bilstoo, to be there dissected and anatotuised, according to the senieuee. Hill was a very good-looking man, aad well made, 2'; years of age. about five feet nine inches high, was born at &Axle'', and wa- employed as an engineer at the Deeptield Colliery, shout half a mile from Bilaton. THE S PORM. During the storm on Sunday nicht the electric Reid fell on two houses, Nos. 12 and 13, iu Tenet-61ra% Liquorpond-it reel, shivered the chimney pots 'to pietea, and broke in the second door of No. IS, shivered'the cupboard dpor, and set several parts of the weed on fire; the bosses an small, being only Halloo's, with else roost en a-40er there were torsi's/6 601 kit 1111101 and the family were in- bed ; they got up sad fortu nately extinguished the fire. At the adjoining house, No. 13, the electric fluid broke through the root sad ceiling, caught the bell-wire, aid illeandild WU le' the street door, destroyiej the win mild IMAM iag a black mark of 'smoke along the Altus If (nu; gunpowder; an osier sradle that was on am lastlll was scorched all over, and some clothes caught SOO fortunately the child was in bed with its mother at the time. An old man who lay in the nem, sad who had been unable to walk for six weeks before from risonmo tic pains, received such an electric shock, that be, jumped oat of bed, ran down stairs, and renewed the use of his limbs; he was as well yesterday as ever he was in his life; the hair on his wife's head was very much singed, but she received no other injury, The Iliad, after descending as far as the street door, shi vered open the parley r door, and took a dironisu shrug the passage wall, which it tore, to the hack door, caught the lock and hinges, all of which It ternatehed oR, and threw the door in pieces into the yoll, Waving s strong smell all over the house as If canoed by gun powder. During the whole of yeeterdartha *hest was crowded, and two persons at the door of 13 had as snuck to do as they could to receive the penes from hundreds of geutlemen and others who were, admitted *me the elects produced by the lightning. . Bear the Commercial-road, the lightning struck the sees-door, of the-house of Mr. Baxter, No. 411, Rich ard-street. it broke five panes of glass, formed dews the jamb of the door-post, and shattered the brisk work near it, without injuring the fastenings by which it was secured. It then took an oblique direction at. the kitchen, and tearing of the skirting bond a a catered the earth close to the wally leaving a *en sulphuroes smell which was perms* he et a leib our yeasorday morning. A prearbedeteed. *OM stieshoiose to the wall that was *WA me forced several inches towarth the middle of thCresse. Two young weesen had been sleeping in the bed but bad been obliged to quit it a few minute s h&c* the Itnekleat occurred, in eteassepeace of the Wrests of rob that had inundated the hitcher. Along the Eases road the storm raged vio lently. Two satires eoiniag yo Landes ha a were struck dead by the lightning. Os tie road, the storm was mach less Aoki*, and wlthout inch rain. In other plates, there was very heavy hail. The greatest fall of hail appears to ban bee% In Kent. The men who were coming to town with halt *arts declare they never were on the read in each leeepestsawa night. The isesesaat heels( of tha t lightning and the frequent bursts or thunder. whets asiespasled with the pelting of Ss pisses of lee, 001 their hones quite sagoveraabie. About illteon -.freue town they - aim the hail was more thou a POMO thick epos the pawed. The bop grouted, Aso, Illadetose are said to have suffered severely. and eve eleNy the @Measles plantation if Lie! Romsey, Mike IBMs. Oa Saturday senalght, afr =i lkorialt. R. K. sad 11e. Irilliam Baker. ehipwrifiLlet, bode ol•Lympseenik were Bribing over the Bor. at Atisewetk osu S come mseeesssi. able accident the boot igiod INC eielc. Mr. Baiter was seferteistrly demetted. bet . Ptra.eftee = three gese teee af say beer se tab esera. eras pew ti ia l. h Ilie bp Mos Inset eg . .1::..t • • Lb* . 1r A:•. - ~,~: .:.y:sa. 1-4 fr INTEL L COURT OF CIIA \MM . , J►L.r SI. This day the Loan CH•xcaLLoa c•eal into Court at half-pant ten o'cl..ck. SUPPOSITITIOUS CH n. D. • saantssosr C. fillillollllloX. Mr. Wisoet Lo.—" In this case, which came before your Lordship some time back, the Conn directed an issue to try the question, as to whether the infant, Miss Sergissoi, was the daughter of the late Coloael Sergissod. The young lady is the defendant in this suit • the action has been tried, and a verdict given agaenst Miss Sergisson ; but it is our intention on her behalf to move for a new trial, and what we wish is, that the application for a new trial should stand over till the next Term, and that in the mean time, the al lowances which have been made for the education and maintenance of the infant (Miss Sergiswn) should be continued, the ft-emcee undertaking to become respon sible for the sums that may be so advanced, in case the application for a new trial should prove unsuccessful." 111 r. HART, Counsel fee the plaintiff.—‘• If either of the trustees will undertake to be responsible for the sums so advanced, I cannot object to it. lbe evidence un which ill Jury found their verdict, established clearly that the defendant was tit t the child of the late Colonel Sergissen." The Lean 'CusuciaLt.ott.-s—u Let the elution fee a new trial stand over till next 'Term; in the mean time the allowaaccs for the maintenance and education of the infant to be continued, the trustees undertaking to be responsible for such advances." • }LOLL'S COUWT.—Jusy 31. WATERS V. TSTLOV. Mr. Roost. Itated, that he h-ld two petitions from two individuals named Wishan and Jewel, praying that the Courewoold direct the payment to them res peetively out of the fonds in Coors belon.:ing to this csast—of the moss which the Master hail reported were doe to them by the late proprietor of the Opera House, 3lr. Gook'. Mr. BARMEN said, it wag quite tree that a reference had been made to the Master, to ascertain the amount of the debts of the concern, not, however, dlith a riew that 'they should be paid immediately, but in order that the'Court should be in possession of the state of the accounts between the parties. Similar petitions hail been presented to his Honor r the Vice•Chancellot, who refused to confirm the Master's report to the ex tent prayed for upon this kround. His Honour the 'MASTER of the Rott.s, said, that these petitions should follow the fate of the other*, and refused to grant the prayer. YORK ASSIZES. On Satur lay last the Assizes were adjourned till the pth of September. Four convicts are left f.,r execu tion : Richard Pausehton, age.l it), and iriiiiam re& fleirdl, aged 140, for bareary ; Joseph aged 27, for highway rebbery t aad Thoneos SmitA, aged 22. let steals' 2$ eheep. st Thorarille. M theitodis,Semnier Sessions, hoiden at Warmin ster, true bills were ('end against James Pettis, the perpetual overseer of Bradford, for alleged ill-treat meet of a pauper is the pariah workhouse, aid for refusiag admittance in the workhouse to another pau per whilst in a dying state : the former on the prose cution of the parish officers of Walcot ; and the lat ter, on the prosecution of H. C. Daebeny, Est. the High Constable fee the Hundred of Bradford. NAUTICAL INTELLIGSNCS.. The Proderingliam, Langrich, from St. Petershurgt to London, ran on "shot* on the Cross Sand, near Yuri month, us Friday night, but was got off with assist. ince, apparently without damage. The Nile and the Ariel both from Shields fur Mae rice, ran on shore at Fair Isle, Orkneys, previous to the 20th June, but werrgot off with damage and car ried into a small harbour in Fair Isle. VIIIIIIELP SPOKED, WITS.--. 0111 the 30th Jane in lat. 47.53. N. ion. U. 30. W. the ship Sir George Prevost, Morrison, from Portsmouth fur Quebec, out 25 days. all well, by the Marian, arrived in the Clyde. On the 17th June, it; lat. 31. U. N. lon. 50. W. the Alit Geo. Weehingbn, Allan, from Cork, for Savannah, list 35 days; &A alt. is lat. 47. 30. N. lon. 32. 54. W. a brig from Poole foe Newfoundlaad, oat 20 days; 13th, in lat. 50. 32. N. lon. 10. 30. the brig oak, ft an Newfoundland for Poole, out 17 days, all well, by the Willie's, eared in the Clyde. On the sth alt. in lit 45. 50. lon. 53. the Henry,' of Sumieriaed. Captain Harrisom from Leaden. for Obeid% 0e1.31 days ; 4th, in lat. 45.50. lon. 51. 30. the Ames. of Maryport, from Belfast to Quebec, with pastegere, out 31 days, by the Rob Roy, arrived la the Clyde. On the Pk alt. in lit 47. log. 43. 50. the flat me,. of Yak humid Quebec ; is the Itlth, lag. 47. N. 100. 3i. 11. the Alpha, of Greenock ; 'memo day. in lat. 47. 50. los. 35. 17. the William. of Mary. port, from Liverpool' bound for Newfonedland, well, by the Dalmarieck, arrived in the Clyde. Oa the 11th nit. ht lat. 53. bus. I. the Preen" Mains, from the Clyde for Quebec with pasesegnes eat 11 days,' all well, by the Peet tilosgewo awi,sE the Clyde. Friends, Peterhead to Quebec, sth July, lat. 41. 53. lon. SU. by the Sasaaaah. Jason, arrived at Liver. pool. Shakespeare. Newfonadlaad to St. Joke's, N. B. Is Jody. la the Bay of Palely. and Julies Cesar. Liverpool to New York, 11th July, lat. 44. 50. lea. 44. by the Castlereagh. emboli. a. rived at Liverpool. Tho. (filbert, Brown, Liverpool to Mirsasichl, 23rd July; lat. 41. 41. lon. 10. SO. by the Royal Bdirard. Holmes. arrived at Liverpool. Britainsia, of Saltelsets. lUth ult. lat. 41. 10. 23. 33. by the Hero. Ray. arrived at Bristol. Union, Taylor. Portsmouth to Alintathrhi, 1511 July, lat. 47. 7. lea. 34.30. by the Brininess. Strwatt. arrived at Peanuee. Union, Liverpool to lifieseniehl, 18th uk. 42. 1. ion. IS. 10. by the dieeily. Preys% arrival in igtit;!ef Wllll64ves, Imead llirendelsi.. I Silo IM. Witte; eiwitlk Irwin' i f.* elide: rk, • Aft POLIO. -~-. OVELDII.IILL.---.-IfORSZ.STNALINIT --.lregterday ja k .. Dena,. a sort of itiberant green-grocer, wh . La' fruit and vegetables about the streets with a horse'' cart, was brought dp before Sir Wm. Let ir k t .., aild ---.,* lig charge of horse-stealing. Harty in April last some stables and detin itaa . Luton, is Bedfordshire, - were broke& apes - among the property stolen therefrom was s a lit horse, worth about 51., belonging to a widow wa ils of the sante of Brewer. No trace, either of A a& bens or the property, could be obtained at the da7.7 but, about three weeks ago, Haydoa, th e w oo : rier, recdgnised the animal on the isti= o. drawing .a cart with' vegetables. H e soon IV whom the cart belonged : and after having e au 6 formation of the discovery to Mrs. Brewer, she ta i ceived her instruction to detain the horst, ' po w b an officer for that purpose. Jobs , Munches* green-grocer, Bring near the chap e l ri ama at h. lingua, is whose pommies the hone Wig 4.4 Bare the name and description of the prima l as* person of whom he had bon i est the anknet, a b le tine !swathe before, in Smithfield, for 41, 10s, Dench acknowledged selling the bine so k aar i m , ter, and, to account for his own peesentiadt, pm dated a written memorandum-of ilis having , d it in the Borough on the ft2d of Aprikets ems a id s name of Sendfield for three poands, this was whim* br one Pindletta, of No. 964, Kent -street, whe 1 . peered to pro,* eta anthenticity. As, h awaaat, i, ther the prisoner nor his witness could give agy * count. who Seudfield was, and the whole asomer is t aa turni,lg out to be the hand-writing of fiinftette, rig described himself as an•itinerant dealer In firrewl, the Magitzrate maid attach bat little credit tomtit document. i " Von may try it you can make a jury believe Gis story,". said Sir Williams, " but it weal do hut' The prisoner was therefore committed to News* for trial. MA I LIBOROVOU4TREST.-•••DISPellATI Arend w Sr. 011.111*11.--Sis persons of the names of Cochrane, , Murphy, Pinney, Walker, Demean, and his rile, were charged with a riot in George-street, sad oft ratting and beating the constables. 1 his riot, which stepped for a while the ( larch Service in Tavistock Chapel, wuoccasiensi bra per son named Mugge., where one of the ielaiduts lodged, giving information to the parish elms that a number of idle and disordetly persons easenbird st Ms house against his will, for the purpose of pa* and drinking during Divine Service. ILtadrich, ems of the beadles, went to the house to Coyne tins, when they fell upon him in a body, heat bin till * blood flew out of his mrs, and, as be stated, would hare killed him, bad not Taylor, Raeder beak, of in. Kendrick was then lying apes the bed. Ode assistance was mot foe from the watels4untes, sad I Femmes and John Fersessaa, a patrols et flew.stra l / 4 seemed is of them after much voslstesim, They all conweltted. to gin flortrolOt law tollhe et 21,1 BIRTH. • At &Haban'. oa the BM of July, tlrt Id* of G. *Mel, Nip. of a *tweeter. DIED. Oa the 19th alt. Thomas lakeroole, Beg. boater, MAO II 'thorough, is the 10th year of his ago, Hla eslY hat ro. cited pseral and usialagied regret tbrougfeet a aide district. On Sandy last, after a Ibigeriag lUraa, Mrs. Hewitt, ni of /duo Hewitt, of Dorthig. la Mt °peaty et Barmy, Weed and regretted by all lobo keen,. bar. " What slight h aws. whet trivial WO balmy " Ilts IWird I" M ISSSR.S. CURILIK and CO. 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