The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-14 00:00:00

J~-~* , i % I I • ~, ~ -~-- ZttfAOT OF A LIMES FROM soli: AO PRINCE, PATIO APRIL I, 1818. ' 6 I *as forced to battik of yesterday morning, to ;Weed thr left remains of tbo President : tbs. forrtal was wood, but we-were kept six boors in thesis, which, with the fatigse, incapacitated ale frOls is, Wes more that day. • . A " ' The Corpse was 'sidle. state two days; Goa, to fiko joloPot of Wig "wip ed to. lbs Sault, did Siterib did not Windt 44' aisible'cluitige. Every. . . • nos who chose woo to . .assAti 44. roe 'add ham keg ..wpria•d at tio .0 . 00,•?. , *.1 . 40$ sees 1•0•• . ,.; they .10,11 mattogielo l 7 04 1 091 PC the dem ise of teen in_ power i , IRO* iiiihreit nets etstirtottifiriei of ilatiltiloof, um" larlit : eilialint sad children, soon 01'4* lififols . - 6 0,0411 , -*BO who, after taking a lilt mislaid tio body, Ante imp Opting }fraysa fir hie *.I *ll h e dewed in tears, sod.: o.wi 4wa itijkoa9l *ow the sir -with • um& otiss_ffed lassentadetas; nal PertEntiegpf 41• 4 14 th at 'flaw oa t of 1 0- say Wife We. it • bait tbO (6441 _beset me* hapie riveted li iii'mnaliww had Pol.& Unit' Li' io i. eisiiiiii Iwo ii i ritiiii l fe Vie Placeiif in liirtnent, which visiala e *nit an To...tit re. , 4 telie il , oosigti . * Palate ; ' VW ` • prithiCh ifie wet - isiVimeeinesil in tetra, iiite Domed Wk.., 11 Iran 'l4lClPrtliee to the chart 'The body was Aims dipiiiiiiiii,'Nekied is ''Orateeigstites, end' laid 'iicii, a' kat nide K 1 110614' a of dirt tried for tier tate Nelion l 'lttis *ice, 117' Oz biisesi dower 'Lord ed 'IA bleak silt vittri;Oicsaikeitid with White la nels, li)fd7wltk'Wbitereafberi t and crape ,Olt daft heeds the Wallis iiiifie ear ; routed the fotir illies; 4'th . ..tatter "Wei *Milli; 6 Alai/krt . ?' Peti#ll, Pkiierent ilf Milli I iisk4ai l ies iierts4,irseiliiiiiiiklattearoP ks rbinis . di i i .446i i ri e ,- ,,, ri .n-. , .1 v.) pw swietor. *et . _ N . J ., 41;; & cOnlofise sf*ittPlettO s itaiiiiii,e 7) iiiil the lititeititions seireAti .16it • 'llisSe i n,lii kideiar, screeched and 1140kiri eliiip in i il4ii hind oif they bad been !rea d o.'lle Sin' Calked' silently along ; a Ire with liwoly . ..dejected countenance, bat the grliitlelYteitiailier by far with streamil eiei. Theses. we.i Ikea's. with the soldiers forattog the line; the Ofiniii*Ondeavouriag in vein to conceal their tears behind the pillars of the galleries"; in fact, never, I be. lisle.; was there Witnessed more real and indissembled Illefg.lt was not Confined to the fewer, the middling, r itiqfie higher . classel; it was universal, and the mo. Anil the boly was lowered into the vault, exhibi te d 1 Ekon* which It Is net In eiy power ever to attempt - *WOW ' " 14 . 'it li a* Carlon' circumstance that he has died - ittillkittarity, which, Indeed, was auspicted by some 'albeit hied from the beginning of his sickness, which - dilly tasted eight das, from his constantly refusing 1 kinds of medic i ne and nourishment, and even i .Or ; or it he 'did like any thing, it was at the Ill to Wgiolicititions of those who surrounded him, biti he sPet it %it again ; and be preserved to the last 'That Winans and serenity of mind for which he was SO cemajkidge through life--espiring without a groan or h itraggle. His body hes been opened, and found iiiiiiind is that of any man; no indications of any diseiNer wheelie!, and the physicians do not hesitate in declaring link he. died of inanition! What may Melee bben the Siege is yet • mystery. He bad fre quently been boort to oiy that, he wished himself deed; for that, with all his study to render the People happy and prosperous, some were still dim defied, and made his.life a torment: About a fort night ago a man was taken ep shoot the palace, who it.eppears, intended to assassinate him ; but, from what has trenspired,l deem it most likely that be was emadnisn ; •but, W. 411 moti f it can hardly be sepposed that this occident ,coold contribute .to his fotal.determinetion: Time I•4l4.perhops, reveal the cense ;' in the mesiswhileolds toss is to be .latnented ; for, I trepeet,' there ere: few suck men as he was, more particularly in acts of charity .and benevolence. i 0 His death threw all.themesehaots into the greatest consternation, es there laweinpated lithe is the Re publktl6,ooo,ooo worth. of •Britisb proposer alone, incliediog tote -whipping. The - judicious measures which were ientediately adopted, tended, in some degree, to calm NIT fears t ell the military were turned out, sad have been kept at their posts to this day. An embwrgri Was placed on the shipping, and no one suffered to leave the town till pretty late on Sunday • sod the - appointment of the preseet Presi dent ( Boyer) has been unanimous; nor to this mo ment have' I heard of any Chief having expressed a wish for the 'ligation; we ace, therefore, reviving a little. The President will be proclaimed this day, and in two or three Is will proceed to the frontiers I. esamine the line ; for it is very possible that Chris tophe, on hearing of the death of Pinion, might ed. vsncein the hopes of profiting by dismission& which might arise between competitors for the Presidency ; some of the troops which were here in garrison, and attended yesterday, were marched off after the. so. lemaity, for the frontless; in fact, every precaution that prudence can dictate for private tranquillity_and external security appear to hewn bees adopted. It is oleo the intention of the asercletuts to request Sir Nome Popham to send a skip of war bore, in the event of Chrbtophe's advancing ; yes may therefore make yourself easy." • ~ • • DREADFUL EFFECTS 07 LIGRTNING.--•.00 Thurs day evening, Mr. Turnery 4 school-Pastel', Abosit ,tO years ef.egc, ins billed •by lightign.g. as ho was Teasing near a Isrvegyard,. at o,plertoo. Every - thread of his prevents was EliEpleiel, stripped from 0- his body, except e string of hit sieetel, "kick from • • his, occupation of a .school-mester be wore : Asia ed. ..htered to his arm, and WAS needy the ugly emblem by :. which : his singed ' and emaciated peraou cookihe re cognised. Small vestiges of Isis ,clothet, which the electric quid had partly redacted to tinder, were lodged • . here end there. in the crevices of thallall against . which the body , we. discovered ; the watch, stela, J AW chain, Isere eech-_ found in Ail/event directions !,.hem the body, and *womb:ells, , which_kelonged,tO 1 the deceased, twee stripped-to its skeleton.. „The sjl-- .. ceased was goipg oof,'Wh h il to . a fileed,ig 0 syignoet,, and was seen passing thrones a.fersen yertl Put.* felt., minutes before Abe shocking getastrophvintppetyrd.—r , sr A man at work in the ferial4ttlo 44-1114111 18 4,91 . others in the ortightsonrhoo4l.eapo4ll4l6l4llllll46l4ol - the storm : be bad just burted-Abst &elk 4.10 e lathMPE let/4 4tiaa4,Phe.4l hit risAnackg44o,4l 4 VICAilt. Dingy as were also a lifilf.4olik ift lOttfik.ll ”, biais and a fine stirk that was at a short distance. . • < , , DL4 2.IIMILACT OP • L PAI •' I *lf forsid 'Mend the apt rem Was stand, bet we which, with the fat ley thilig ;s t ore thi •• The Corpse the foment of ba ti firm did not it sem who chose win bees : surprised at' YosAaa..;; the - , ,eri the demise of men,. ''We etstittottlfirie sod children, .0411 mho, after taking Plorieg Wares f dewed In tears, at *tied the ale with dry say aids • heart mast bathe at II go to ment, which wt oppostti'l ftVisfe were a stilt lines from Mie . Prtil on CO opMSbier,' r ed' i leis ads a .tora relies'" t iritit bleCESllti aril Car ilea' *Attest, 6 Ale • conieft tikiiiititions woo screeched and bill bad been friittic ' a 'lei th slop, grokyri tiliitber by •yeti iliehie with Oficsiiiiidssvoo *Mind the pillars lieve; was there wi rtgetg-It was not gibe higher . clasi limn the bay we l ikimme which it ii • • 4 5 , • 1 r 4 I • t s • , ) e DEArn Or IP . • ~: LONDON MAlliallil, Adr it. i . ii Corsog.-The Cotton sorbet has been .eseited ingly helm ! The Jodie .sale, 'which xi/IWO-ed. ef 1833 helm went,or oithost brisk : nets; the Sera i ls folly ia. per lb. lower than the lasi esie • a cottsigr. able praPortion taken in, which we beh ave has since been . diefselita of at id. •111111,06' on the sale price.-ih 126 Bengali, ordinary,. at .Iod. a 10141. • die ve. malodor of this desallatioe. pore 553 bales, badly dolltard, i mhisb, gold (foetid. to 6d. ~Tice 1•*1 Retorts consi sted` a inconsiderable pimple of'Pyrntimbsco a l-21 . id.; fnrinanta 2s. ed.; Berblite; 21,, dia. i 11. Oki. ; •Cartiacron 2s. f West 'lndia Ifid:; Bowedi 214.; Bengali 104 d.; sod tallest 10u serer Spanish 191 d. a 200. . . . . recut Off ivklit, froto India amount to about 6 p belee s but the t.otopisnu , have not yet de. 4 6,66 1n0t e Britiin i Soother salpa.sliot month wastotal import 4lsa 7 of begs. '. " tittalPOOL, MAT 9.-I'he arrivals of Cotton continue to be large; the laerket has in consequence /no very dell ell the week, and the prices have de, alined l id. to irler lb. itt most deacriptions. A small Pugliae Of' Demmer*, and Initials was brought 'fireWeril yesterday; ni the former 140 sold heavily 234d.a15. 441. for middling to good• fair, s. 214. and 24: lid. for good quality, being a reduction of Itlily fd..per lb. km . the last sale. The 100 Bee. gals sold at 1114., which was about the price of nit Week. 8y private contract the, sales are..- 800 Bowed. at Wil. a ?lid. for fair . to very good, and a 'few very Omit on Saturday at_ 22d.; 140 Orleans Itlfd. a• 230.- for. fur to very good ; 40 fine Sea Islands 3s. 94. a 3s, 11d. including 10 stained at Al. 4d.; soo,Pernems at .2s. 2d.; 250 Maranha Me, Ys. fi. a 2s. id.; 65, Babies 24.4 d. a 23. I Id. ; 64 Pares Is. r SO Demerit's 2214.; 'lO Carriacou4 Is. Id.; 10 Domingo: 2l id. ; 30 Certhagenas 200. a 201 d.; 10 Semis 19d.; 1000 Bengali 11,1 d. a 140.; amounting with those sold by auction to 2950 bags. The arrivals are 16,562 bags." "GLASGOW, MAY 9.--The transaction, in oar Cotton market this week have been very extensive. On Wednesday last 2615 hales Bengal Cotton were offered at auction, of which 2266 infetior to good quality were sold et 101 d. a 13fd.,per lb. being a decline of about lid. per lb. on the lower and mid. tiling qualities, and id. on the finer; 603 bales Be,. bice were also brought forward ; of these 272 fair to fine were sold at 24.044. a 21. lid. averaging Its. Id. per lb.; the remainder were withdrawn, but .stave since been sold at 24. Id. a 24. 2d. per lb. The tales by private contract were also coosiderable.- Coffee has advanced §s, per cwt." IRISH PROVISIONS, &c.-There it at present Witt ' demand for Bed or Pork for shipping ; no material alteration in the prices can hotrever be stated.- Bacon continues heavy, and the sales by private con. tract very difficult to be effected.-The prices of Butter are considerably lower. , Stnaos.-The demand for good new Sugars eons tinged all list week ; there were, however, few of these descriptions offering ; there is a very general opinion enterteined, that the first arrivals to the es ,t tens of 7 or 8000 hhds. of the new crop from Ja. , mint aid the Island' s will go off with much brisk. litho, fully supporting the present currency : the rea. son for this conclusion is, that both the wholesale grocers sad refiners have been completely out of stock for some weeks, having born divappointed as to the time of the new crop arriving in England. r There were no Muscovades. on *how this forenoon on account of being a holiday. The Jamaica ships, sod those from the Islands , now arrive daily ; to-day nine or ten are stated at Lloyd's to have arrived in the Downs or in the English Channel : there is an doubt, that neat week the new Sugars from Jamak, will be brought forward to immediate sale, arid from the appearance of the market, there is little doubt of their anteing a brick demand at. the present carrencyi The Refined market since mar last has bees rather #eavy ; the few purchaaes.made for exportation bees been nearly exclusively for Bessie .. the prices are ls. lower.-M olasses have been steacly.--There is tie 'business doing in Refined goods this forenoon on ect tount of the holiday. The East India sale on Friday consisted of 5162 bags ; the brown descriptions went off 2s. lower; the better qualities without variation. • . Come.-There were . no public sales of Coffee brought forward last week ; the prices continue to lbctuete greatly : towards Thursday the demand by private contract gave way, and though the prices took), not be stated at any reduction, yet the market was very heavy ; at the close of the week the demand greatly revived, and yesterday the business den@ was reported rather estPtitive-for fin. St. Domingo 1234. was in two instances realised, and one parcel report. ed at 1234. 6d.; Cheribon sold at 1231. and for good quality 1245. was demanded.; some fine middling De lmore!. in the market held at 1355. ; and, from the scarcity, there appears every 'probability of that price being realised. To-day, though generally considered a holiday, yet Coffee appear, still to attract so much attention, that severs purchases continue .te lie made; the business, however,},, is not so general as yesterday-St. Domin. gels statd to have realised 124.. We quote the *arise Market generally 4 24. to 34. higher skies Tues day lest, sod the holders evince Rauh firmness, cal culating, that though the immediate imports may be considerable, yet tbat the stock here is so much re. duced, and has been gradually diminishing for such a series of years-that rise quantity held in 'Holland., the Hanle Tawas, &o. is on trivial, that the prices of Coffee mostltill go maternity higher., We give these colt:0401m i 40yever,, without passing any eretest of tier, owri•upon the auhket. litromts or Foiftioe'Caar tr: 7 -111tisetiii %Write ty 'probable that illto front tit ill Opebiet did ileillltta. tiOts of Foreign- Listens and Peat... ,10,1ihtmiet,,i,/ .• 011. -',The lithe* of Oil conclave 4 Greenland and Southern Oil may be stated "IA pressioti of 11. per ten.--s,peris bag given way derably.--Seed Dirk - iiiiitii ‘ ilti - lhil Tate corcescer4 1(4 z.,..t o ir iipki is.. q o.bbOildli /ON ' : • .** 1 ., 5.' r .-...Ailipti.-.6ta 04141tt a i t fille. Steillia been votiii. 1. 4 griliad;' Tfiltprkes are ' . it :'.' 4 Aural tiflitit'sia" At 4 slairit to be inn ellist efiewhowinitA i ell. - ' !Agit', 'Fi4oti, AittkVii.iihVitTbeitiplitOlen of tiiiiittlerehn 4rrittits trllifis . 4ll24 9 . tie Eltlitte,' fits. tccasioned h very Ifs'ilitorldUlattll IVehtUite(tivitee-ain iliiinp or - Flat Attie th ird aiiiialliili; ~ , , ,-, Rai . " Row, BRANDY, All 0 HOLLINDS.-.-The maltet I' -I.lk MAFSWity. COURT OF tCING's BENCH, MAY IS. ALLEN 0. REYNOLDS. This N as an action of .trestpass on the case against the Defendant for seizing, taking, And carrying a wayihe, great Cent of the Pliihtif, per qua; he was pat to the upend, of 5 1 . 10s. irebisying t sew coat to sup. ply its place. t - Mr. TOPPING and Mr. ESPINASSE elldpEtr!, the Plaintiff's, car, and Mr. ScaRLETT the Defendant's. The facts proved vieie these :—The Plitinlif had taken his place in the IBA coach toleavelAndon,and bad left his great coat is a gig In the Defendant's yard. In a frolic the latter took the coat and hid it, and the Plaintiff not being able to God it time enough for his journey was pat to the sixpence of baying a new coat; but the old one isasafttarlrairds matured In HIM by the Defendant, without any apology, however, for the trick. This action wee therefore broUght to recover damages for the alleged injury and inconve nience which the Plaintiff bad sustained. Mr. SCARLET?, fur the Defendant, put it to the. Learned Judge, whether the offence imputed-te Kis (tent mistst not be considered as somethintillsAll thin a irespass? • . . •11.. , Mr. Justice BAYLEY said, that therewas nothing that cnald give it the cwaracter of &lolly, as the coat *as afterwards restored to the Plaintiff. Mr. SCARLETT went telße Jury, contenting that there wee no pretence for any Verdict with damages against the Defendant. The Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff—Da mages Is.; and the Learned Judge said he should certify that it was not a case for costs. Each party will therefore have to pay his own costs. GOYTON V. CUISIILINST. This was an action to recover 51. 10s. for a public. house score. The Defendant, it appeared, was a Gentleman's coachman • the Plaintiff the landlord of a public-house. The Plaintiff's demand was for rat ing and drinking, furnished to the Defendant during a period of five months, namely, from April to August 1811. The fact of furnishing the Defendant with dinners, at the rate of ii. 31 and breakfast and supper for the additional sum of Mi. was prOved.— The defence set up was, that the pristipal part of the Plaintilr s charge was for beer, furnished to an old man named Joe, who used to help is the Plain tiff's stable, and which was alleged to hare been fur. tabbed at the desire and by the authority of the De fendant, who denied ever having given such authority. The defence, however, failed, and the Jury found ti verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages 51. 10s. 4d.•-.- Celts forty shillings. • -. . . AN INTERLNPEN IN THE PALACE.—On Tuesday, as her Majesty was about entering her carriage, in the front of her Palace, a woman, respectably dress ed, eluded the attention of the sentinels, ;tipped into the Cnienede, and was making her way into the Pa. lace, but was fortunately observed by the Gentle. men Porters, who turned her put. She wes recog• nised to be the same woman who had lately made several desperate efforts to gain admittance into the Palace, saying, her thject was to have an interview with the Queen. A few days since, at the time the Earl of Harcourt was coming out from the Queen's Palace, in one of the Royal carriages, she threw a letter knelt, mistaking his Lordship for one of the Royal Family. Stae was delivered into - the .care a Tootiiend, the Police Officer, who, 4 ' with lir. Virske,'one of the Gentlemen Portera,'dotivqed b•r to the Secretary of State'. Office, where shewes.well known, basing repeatedly been there whh ridiculous applicationt ai ps well as at most of the.Golernment Offices, Carilon.hosse, York-house, It c. She utpi der went E ils elimination helm e Sir Naticlinflil Coritrnt 9 when she 'said her name was Mary Dunham ' ••• owl she proves to be the same woman who stole she Lord Chancellor's mace, a few days since, from the Court of Cheueery. She has also bees et,the Victi t qbe i 1 cellar'. Court, the Mansion-house, &c : makitag cl . . turbences. She declaroi she will Putrue the'RJ, Family till she regains • her rights. Sle vial' cons !trifled to Tothill•fields Bridewell. Otrthereentinehl being shoat to be placed on duty. on Tesuday Ilighl4 l in the gardens at the back of the Queell'aPalamiAd, key of the garden coOdnot be found,. and it yal 1 curtained she had stolA it ; end in all the placei w li she gained admittance, slie has 4(010t1 liriys; er'irtglit article! : alleluia Strile,:% the whole, 140 'key.;"ir' w DA RING Ron uenv. , --Mo ads y evening, *hook= o'clock, two men of groateel aprearanco rem* , houseof the Hon. 1.. Aligts, 17, Hergorri.stren,4 i Mayfair, and knocketY,att he door.!, A 'female sgr. vent 'came (she at 'that time being the only .tson 'in the house); and eper4d it; 'i•ort piittuirietheir beg: nest. ' One of them asked .batir.:•if • her muster was at 4ativorri She improdentiy.replied.rthat - ail the family ilyieisabsent from ; Ott& pe i cept hgraelik ,:IA said he mils Jerry he had Nittert i y9fortytipta sap*. to mee sr`ttli Mr. Dundisiftir he Wis come fr o toril, — O which place 114' tikil'ili ?;eirnati . ; tailiftvi ?a - this-lip JJ , preaching electirolit I tilikttattl hetwould leiee a. lee* for hi r. D. if she wonidinsnish him, with natteriskslo r the purpose. She cotichpfted ,the. melons iy,te, Ast apartment, and supplied them with pen, ink, am! pa. per.. Mlle one iraci - oorlii4; he asked hiss eotillpiiiioti for a rain t he Itoitiedisiely prodoeed• 44e from his paskit,.aed opted' it,..aid theft told-therservant that he woeikteke her .lifes:9./1 1 . 1 11 Oil. Pt ike kflatAntt, t .r ekin gj k l y,,,,l l r.m . • would *kn./ , !item -• w -- kept. ;lie was exceediii tees th' ire w‘ot 'kit do hb, pd withelet where the plate was , to aeit thia , t. dotd• litY • injurY, citettinct 11;4e-to4 the place *tete it Wes &Oita.. SOP toolveineh, up stairs 1114 . 16 111,041411 enb a hoar vilitisit,conuiawd a pair of Avai,o4plUesticks • which hey put ; Ant', their 401 ' l ockets., phe ssidsl!a( was all the plat? Which was iw the house. thi.y. ihreetelie l d to morter her unless i_lek/tiiiiid theta ' W 'OW ' pito' watt'keipt.Altey Gilled lesni pleare; and-packed not coosidefrublet-rnisealy ivesq.,fer , carrying off, wheo the house-ttailmreeit,ilts44o)o.4filiredatPrt ran pli,the, !tack way i *A b el t feoper y they could Carry•away'llt the burry of iitreae, lid escaped. • hei teen .ea,evedlosti hest' , rim* mortal Nepairt the beitimee thne has, bled confined to unikl pirais for the_home trade.; tilt continuo, 'however, on maite f ,v,imiitti, but ; from ilia eoeit-. 01.riteletite. .Abixialutime that fibey wit! tio able to pore as, ea better lorme.—Brandy and Ge. sera ;IA r.‘:7 ;.. ~.~ 4 e - ' PO 1:161f; • MAlts.mitoussa•sysegr.—.A, i n _ to ha hqmrso sgpittit, gesieral of the Oake s uf Kepitt(or ikeglerti, Oil at :N404101100, an the 0... ir!Pikg•Mit". 0. 1 ).0"1-4"k artistry. ksenfral wits. to be royal carrier. stated lipat he conceived himaelf (01111 Is 'eing op tie, Po i kee. lonsiness, carriagekures, his own. the Idogist ence to the Act of rediamont, decided, case thetithiteral wss liable; bet at the Toil:take! remitted the fine, UPitiliflll to the payment of c os ts. UNION-UALL.—T. Il arskios was for picking the pocket of Mr. Jacol. of a silver snuff boa, at Astley's Amphitheatre, Tuesday night. .„ zvi A alstott-Housy..--Nearly one-third of li t e posse . comitatus of the City were yesterday Met (bossed, to answer the complaint of the Qty Marshal, for neglecting to attend et the g enera l muster on Monday, the 4th instant, the day of the Spa-fields Meeting. The greater part made tolerable eacuses and were dismissed, with a caution not to be guilty of similar neglect. t il i t s r , l b o . w w , et a e :o h n e . gtible Of Cripplegate With ou t, sa id h e was a Parish Clerk, and was busy at a Parish Meeting . —The Loma MAYOR said he must pay the costs; h positively refused. The LORD kIAYOII the. ordered his name to be taken down, as well as that of Cum. . mitis a of the same Ward, and several others; and said lie should submit the cases to the Court of Alderman for their consideration. On 'Wednesday, Bridget hlalony.a mi s er a bl e l oo ki ag WONtan ' war bronchi before th e Loon MAYOR, charged with stealing female dmild. tamed Viargaret Davies. a.:ed two years. Thomas Davie... the father of the little girl. deposed. that be resided in Bartlett's-court, Holborn. Oa Tuesday afteraocka his child was pla% i g as the court, when happe..ing to look out •at the door. he saw the Prisoner accost her. She remained con versing with the child nearly a cleaner of an hour, gradually enticing her nearer to the end of the court, and lookingcatt• dewily round to see if she was observed. At length baiting got nearly into Holborn. she look the child in her arms, and ran if with all speed. The witness overtook them nearly Apposite St- A elders% '. Church. He inostettly snatelies th • infant from her arms, and calling for a.; &herr. gave her in charge. The Pri soner was making towards Firisl.laae, with theintension,liillp pubed, to sell thechild'arlothes.—Committ e d fur trial. Doptstite-rract:T.—.l. Ow. ns was charged with selling forged Bank notes. A fortnight ago the wife of Meg, employed, ip Whitbread's brew-house, met th.. Priainer at use Crown and Sceptre. in Arthur -sheet. St. Luke's, when h ie told her .he could flie•ish her with 11. Hank-notes at lth. cacti, which she could 'childy pass at the fairs. She pledged articles to the amount of 11. with whit h site purchased two for g ed n tee, oat went to redeem the pledge with one of them but the i vaiasn'irolter que.tiosied her, and she told him she dream tenet., and he detamed the note, and advised her to info. at a constable, Which she accordi , • g ly did, and met the Pri.oner by appal+ mem, at the Prince Regent in Arthur - street , on th e .%i on d a y to w irk , wher e sh e purch ased four more with money ftirmllted hy the Constable, %.1m was in waiting, and he took him into tostody.-'--Fally committed, OLD BAILEY. 4 • ",• .6.. ti • - WEDNESDAY, NAT IS This day 34 prisoners were tried, it of whims were comokted of felony,viz.:—T. Price, for stealing a wirch ti Smith and J. Leotard. for stealing a sheet and a blanket ; Mary Awki.on, for stealing three shifts; Mary I , fur stealing a tat; Elk. Moore, for stealing a sheet; W. Yateman. for stealing a quart pot s J Read, for stealing a horse-cloth; D. Willis, for stealing a great coat; W. W ebb and J. &pith, for stealing hour blaukets; .1. Wilson, for stealing four shirts;, F. Rolf, for stotaling,a watch; .1. Putt, , ck. for stealing a truss of bay ; Sarah PateY. for stealing a tin pail; .1. Purvis. for stealing a chariot; imie Haiti ell,' for stealing a sheet; W. Hill, fur stealing a pair of oboes; J. Francis and W. Bowyer. for stealing 44.6 d. in copper ; Mary Edge, far stealing Iwo silver ten-spoon.; Eleanor Nichols. for stealing 561 b. of soap; J. .1. Devine, for stealing a silver tea-spoon .1. Bawls'., for stealing two c heese ; and J. Dihra and T. Green. for stealing a copper and eight labhits.! And sit were acquitted, tic : P. Mark, R. Tattoo. Kik Bentham, S. Hitchcock, E. Slain, and Marg ore litzgemdk , CORONERS' INQUESTS. •• • •-. 1 Oo Wednesday, an Inquest was h-Id at the home of Mr. re ie Charles Booth. th e sign of the Clayton Ar its, Claytnaist , Kenai again, before LH ARLES JausteT, Eq. Coroner fortt -nnny of Surrey, on view of the nutty of Mr. William Tin - ler, late laadlord of the White Horse, Briston•hill. one of* persons who lost his life through the creels of the late Mood. Thedeeeseed, it appeared, went from home on Friday after glows,. tin, business; the evening turned oat very wet, in come aware td which Mr. Tinkler was detained its Gravel•lane, A the Buras4, till past eleven o'clock at night. 04 his retucti home he tart between twelve and one u'cl ck in the Morning (Stithrthar)• in Brixton Washway, by a servant of Mr. Marlin. the market-gatdester, also told him Au beware, far that the distal 'wow tiveilltil road ; his answer was—a I know the rapt well,* Mid 1w prime. ded no. His body wits found drowned saeAsseiniag by u mats who works in the South l.oadon Water s% ocks, tip thecreek close to the flood gate at Ketatington Oval, kthWid4kif convicted it to be a sack, or somethiag of the kind; Ile kiiiiiil tuaelii atone pound agate, live shillings in silver, and a receipt tor some notary paid by him at the Caunan Brewery, in his pockets. There were many marks Nina the body, which -was evamiWed by a surgeon, who was of opinion they might be citinseilliy. she body bring dashed about h the catnip. No raider/4c bring before the Jury to show that his dea th was 'caused by afcideut 'or utherwitie, they returned a verditt Foiled Urnweed. . 0 s"." 4% .; ; . Tillaalt01!*01.4"-006114.11DeS1 held at the same time on the body of James ilatarisids, which was found about three o'clock on last htendhy •of terttoeit drowned in the same creek, not far distant frost ie here , the b ody of Mr. Tinkler was found. ... Mt, W. Morris. of Camberwell, shopkeeper, deposed, thit the dece . aited was in his employ to draw a truck and cullect Ulan* 'the deceased Went out the preceding Friday with he Inteaft collect the bottles as anal, but did tot return; the truck , Tots picked up in the creek nett moraing. Willem Searched Nettie body, bat did not find it till about three o'clock anbletadisictieraneit, la tbe water of the creek, nearly covered with mud. VI itnelw believes, that as the deceased was crawl ig from WatprAtow po Stockvell, it being his nearest way ho ..e. when, ealitlebtint of the higb'flood, he was drowned.. Verdsct —Academia Doothio , os II . • - .. •• `" ~ ... . .OA '.lalfairoos. )'/' - :, 11 ; ypl • _l4 • j* . 4 Olgd. . .1 .....s. On the 2llh or Neteetelbot hist; if %glee, bathe Eel Indi•fr foldher oil ; 'Meat with the ovotne,tbehtion of the army oft le pulptikot pastirtp, Captain Samuel Tymett, of the 49111 Natio Infantry. On the letlivinN.tut her !Stan's home. Keisthb.towo, Um. Kent, react 044 the but Tts•alltaid,Sakidoq. If St. John's-guar. Ou the 6th that. ili Sarre -quart!, RWiesed Niles, bq. of ibe commissarial Phgaribieut r , Treibtary. .' ' • • I ' 4 TT LA PI DON I 'Printed find leb_ ,ned by D. Ltiviii.t. 1" ST iti:t3l t Orricc, No. 4, garsbury-covitt, Fteet-+tire• ~; J . „.. 1r e ... 1 . c... 9 ,tecalmangsal - :3l:.fb ----- ,,,,.., ; ,.„ : i ., ~.,, nu if 0 0111 tvots OF - It "i ‘,.. ~1 inform... 4a 011111 an tkrai, in the saki ?ling to pay a tali . 0 1 Oliyike-rusd, o w , riuge, in which # l . i.e. Tim .General. , . 'U exempt from on C mkenelso. thofol4ll i ' : sOutrates, on ref, lecided, that in it at the request ne , A e, bat subjected t he: 1. ,I , ? was fully coatatitieci • scribe, of the Straail4 • 'a Amphitheat re , on • = - - • ---- - .IVIED!CA ii . , 8 4 0AR0,, Greet s Chorlattrootteet , illiter ee rfa t. rs -t:tonl e .; kc ar ige l ci l o odstilet WMt tereet. t ed ,at .Ctukttotte boom* Grmt citfiat oa rAtt. eppoblie. : e _ Ibialtutd boom, .datreet. adinta ge‘s . • ffnaliolfert; upwards of iltirti'llbalowd Pawed or r hallso•ers but been rratoredAirapoefecll 10414 any of Oro had, liparied for. )ears undo the nsist poi aad oloadatte elks. wore pronntoired killtrafile by resOrefahle prartillantst. and. enteral ds.rh.trerti *ern efaspitalih-aterk. i t * e ared re. salting frost rosnoiood spiffy 4 !-.-hfrera t G 9 PER *ad C%'' , of Al rdteiti and Sa..gteal reiettrity. after Forty years e!prrie 6 „.c e. In this Metrottills , are rotiolsed ddlle at both &awes (mum new of ptobo. her alto haprwiterie treated), said t doeot togat;,atol two is•yor hove odyirg,(Fratisl rsday, r and semitiv inotitiogs, Twelie patient al us rll..l46dreorribiog Mir tade4fosiddititriv auoaded tn."' ',Sill inners ta.blodArected 1w Chari•ate•boare, Olackftimis-tindc fatt none ore.napreted orbifh. du ant coital° cmtiallting fee.. Iv . •-•••••.- *_ • =2 _t Ir.- Lnv•LL. At Ite