The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-11 00:00:00

-r”••••-rgr- - .•: , 1^ M! , .4 . , . . =4111.....1.4.4.0. 4 .0.11......wi-o rir ry.--. since him of the folly of,ogilt expectations; and II this etmild -- itiforti •atis. : tion. ' -did• locordiegly go isle . .,.4 41 • "'ited,,trolt Orson mhos site septuisoll.ars . *him" Pe • Wit IMlStlarat ?ore toted be mirde ! ott reply. ; ,IPPI;oe short time after. Mrs. illalrainis arils Intcovitroutthel, subject ; said Miss Glen did not knew the reaoltitia l and deturpicr! that ff 9 - U " et " lw i 74 i wits a young usatief,t 'et ~,no. St he h a d; , clef. fantod 111 . AI srtlitilii i 4iiii t ng loald ditett his . .1 1 4Tirs. ; oft be • bal4 frf.4600 . . °wit Bile bar fee • Me 'fife, end nobartliel , • shbeid have her„ Ilniffilit . if tibie tefeaed, ; he would . ophoisiter tifr and bYriiitil; • 4,4:l l lo. l Hi.womffi fotior 'her ibil:ish the *Oftdt . s s Athlitin bit object, One, i'riii or .11i, - tither ;' hit ''. " • . Ayeold dw,4611 to coopidtr . tlie b;etiii'rs Of isgingthis. ..)Wsrs l , 3 1 411 1 1 % . , l 001, Wasieettry *oral* fear be liiirilit ..titiat, l 7, do is lie Said. ' net 'she entreated . Mies .. ,i,. leito,not ;it (ell 'lie, tia'clelet ilitr i lg s - -Of ',fie Matter; i h At i thet wiead ,bellicteese her dan cer., 'Miss Pilau . ,lete'r;* 'ma, fret t lkok)o'lli rame , whale she' Nand' the. I'. murk s ifvfliiir i ,ipttorot the faially;freicrule staila ~ ~ -..Vire, l /0 IQ, i periwig of 'Mt Melia* 'sod . % , . f .: *AWN fin d 'was extremely 10d otheirig sec t . , • . ,-.. "? . ..•i" . .. •:- ,Chelea..,, mail Witad . rid her of . fi'dtte.h's iorrior .l.. .;'‘' ' ....3!fleilifll., Shsijed"solennly •etiled having ever si.. ikro,u4:bigi is. ise eay fituillarfty 'with her, nor 'eler al eqp•lttlierjis h nr, to used sometimes to attend tags} a tole out epon t e . pbese, tad Obto was . ( 4 .'... .. :ed . biOwfisoliefy=mildlogitslis s ' s lt'witulew Whlcb, - ":ipirreci.,;( * ' ::the. apartmibt -1 . 61441:iiloo 'eat, bet le' toy arrogating. of 'a ....."tt fa 05i....L.A. .11 1 :gi •„, •. .. O,„ o,,siever wish, an/ fetter - iftaleittri;;Se tt ... * A liih In ,'leer life ; horor gate Mm the dighleat jipeourOpment. After • her return to her enclu'i s : - liire. 'Marian* regulated her' one. Sunday to come, land take*.vssik with her and her brother in (he'll. '49rnoon, as she bad somethineporticalar. to comma. .1 , • . m oicate ; but the excused herself by saying her uncle ...,Itad stint would require her company filth them ; for ! or k ttieh Mrs. Muirtine, In a note to tier, - espressed her ~Aeoset, bet told her it was the determination of ~; , 4,trares Liiiwditeh to carry her of the latter 'End of -...,-,t, week or the treginoing of the nist.:"oB the rda_y; e iripssent to market by her autit t 'ind as e Valk alone through East.striet, Widen, • 'ante: • Mainline and James Boaditcb, who ',.:lollolbitrtitwslk,witis them in a court called White oa.turert. Shis „refused, but . liowditch •'waved his lotted sternly at her, and staid . 66 Go, go—you • • in w w at .1 hate and I will do it.". Upciewhich t t.3 said, _ .. ;,aka went .up b efore *mu, and they brought fieriiiin a , .hoo se i here,wbere she is w I W. Bo wdltch (another of the Pefendant9 . and his wife, end Mrs. Mairaini.p,re .lsested lier s paper, and said she most sign it ;: she .. did so iu her terror. She did no[ know the cements ',bet the purport was that she shohld do whateier • James Bolditch required. There then mane in a --. . • • man named °senders, a Solicitor, residing it Tient 1 log, with a laige piece of parchment in his hand with • writing on it that lo o ke d like Oreek, which Olen denvri - •t• told her she was to sign. Ile placed her had • ~..to the bottoei of it ; she trembled much ; and *then : ,..,they suffered her to'gn away, and said she should'be ~molested no wore. On the following night (Sunday, the .25t11) . she went to bed at the usual hour ' between nine and ten, perfectly tranquil, pleased with khe hopes of going to school in a few cloys, and never in ton slightest way apprehendlogiebet.afterwards hap weed: She recollected uothing,rpreentil after miii., l night, when Jane Park, her aticle'tesirvent, cutite, "inkier bedside : with ' a candle,' lid lit a tobgbfick • ' sliAs 1 bhe waked' A:West of hef sleep, end Said to kers 46 Come, get up, get up, they are waiting for cl fou below, and you Snow wherttowditch said he 7frociold do." Jane Park led her by. the band out of - t , ed ; threw !tome of her clothes loosely about her; lilishe did not wait to lace• her stays ; she wide no. • noise I did not elite her uncle, •wbo was asieep in the next room; did oat wake berjnfant coesins ; bet . ' began to descend the atolls with Park, and uttered .1401saarpression but• 1 ! Oh, Jane," le a low voice, Alm .:Asosinetiown to her stitches storly—saw the window - :open, and passed through it into die•gardeo, where she saw James Bowditch, W. Bowditch, .and some • others; the two former took her in their arena and esp. .41.ried . ber eat of the garden, end she was soslarmed rs• that obit remembered nothing .more until she found • i herself seated on the steps of a ,door, and Mrs. • ~ .blelraine petting .on her shoes, and observing, k; Neely -think how far sirs hos walked viithoot her shoes. She was nest brought to .llolway Farm • w$ use she was taken op stairs by old Mri. Boteditch ;- i leberriesms Mn. A Owen there, who ,eviiressed her toe t - ; Mot seeing a young creature in that situation ; she • • : was !bate led Into the kitchen by old. Mrs. Bowditch, • who 'Waisted ow her drinking a gists of some black , ;- • liquor' . very 'bitter, and like. medicine.. Jastela liti gw. i • ditch ;ben' ted het across a, field and.placed k tor r , gig an theroad. Site was Obliged to drink seethes •-• • t• glass of the block bitter liquor before she was dri d M .4, . , 4 1c ' • which steeled her with stupor • and she fi i . 1 3. , • sberseif, by sires nest morning, at she boost' , • v. •-iiir. Paul, the .hesbind to a sister of Bowditch, at ..- ••s•plare•ealled Thornbrook, in Doesetsbire. There - , 1 , •Obelsaid - bir. Paul asked if they had a fatiguing jour. • sty, and Bowditch answered yes, and that be had • • much to do in keopieg•her in the gig. She was thew. t r . brocirbt bite a parlour, *here there was as elder', • Gentleman, who askeriher.what was her age.? .fissr ', answered, 11 Sixteen." .He then asked her if site -,. came away with the consent of her parents tee 'fa) •!• roily? She said, 11 No." Upon which be 144 - 40 These 'papers ere of no use; it sill ,not de le • cannot •be a lawful marriago" .James Be • • barked' sternly. at her, but said ,aothinf;;'. ,and lb. roil ether said, 66 Never 'mind, yes may be maraud .„,, -'nevertheless." • She trembled meth, and was ready .-• to fall ; but she.was take. to,a room up stairs,'.and,: e• after souse repnae.:•eento'down to warm herself, as . i she felt very cold. Shudinied there that day—s Mr. :7 ,.., 1 '. l'etwAir., I ctergymiti, else dined there,Shaspent that „, : ,1 1 -, !: „1414 at Mr..Paolliand the *est day was sent home A f ti(? her. eucie's boost', in the Mfg of a Gentlenian t , . jlwVi Ras • frieodirf the Prosecutor. . • . --. ... ' -tikr,,lo, Mid. MV:Scaclett were the principal points .• ~: taf•the yi'mog• Lady's evidence, girt.* with a demets of ..•± libmailibity, lite alt the semblance of candour, - into,' _ • calm * tad .Hear and recollected iirtelleet, which . . • ettiowsd the t Song Lady to possess a most: scuts uts. . leasolibdiirg--9nd seas to make asery deep *pies, . : •,.. sirs; sot *DIY upon the Court and Jury,. bit apart. t •'*. a oily ermided smithery who attended ; gird so, ig,, • 40,filetteri:.tite Joie wf the truth .of her story, ` that ist:eii lb! /Air solid Judge was about to soul up the . • ' ~ i' • to 6 A~ ,~ r ~~~ f~ I .I ~f ~ ' 1 s., 4 . . - ~~, I _ , . - ei :.:..- :tiMPF4II44I""-rv--,, _ wh01e,b14.24144 r , .1. ~. OPieit .. .1 riP 4111Pe, '''r not take thatiroeble s iikilleir mints Odietquite satis. •fi•plkd •ttry, rwoovidAheir ,verdiet, egn,4s lb. , De ten dehk The trusos foltdee afnry . hie, tad io;!•r o sif . iliek ; pflncipe) iritnessei - . • artfully Vol ' 11;i14 1 4! 0 1 1 in A-qrrs ! _ s ap i tiwititow t . others, As...._._tri # 4 ,4 1 ,.. toWPDCe Wert taken by IC 4 sittor . 4. : t :. C pane loft there Ao rely on wan, .tbfe! f r i ,Written' by. the young . Lady,' which', ~fib it,- F*Snbli. helm refitted her 4estneony ski puncipal, pototineV.,slinlieg rot only that she bad eoSiarigeil, the i 44 t eases of Ames Bowditch, but hid actual ,4!i .> il,fin to, procure the licence.- 4 . 4'he bad . eiftpowk 'CIO :fstir uncle that she bad .:Tr'lisiitn ant air Arco lagers in the presence of fdr. 4 ;epcien, vshinoeld hive proved this, sod her hand . 1p _tang in the other two ; but she, positively defile& this on her trots-esansinstion, and Mr. : Osendeelf testimony .was lwirred by,his being impftp: ted in *W I Charge. The Lady's uncle bid said in evidence, shoe ,his niece wis,l person of a very, delicate sled, and ; :iery easllY wresillt *Prt. She must indeed, hash, ,heen go,, wiles she sailrered herself, withootobjectiol or resjstaics, to be indiced,.to quit her bed and hilt i l cie's .hpiii . piper spitleisbt, without alarming iwir 'uncle, who slept-its the very next room, and would bsye protected' her. But notwithstanding her sal denial of ell fasnillarity or encouragement toik, : s ditch he bad ii-tis baud affidavits from 50' able persons , which would prove intimate Millie ~". ties, constant inserceoese, and the broadest esicod.! ragemeat oe her part f and not only that she bad been with him at e qehrlsening, where both were sponsors, and where they bed danced together ; that would prove she bid sat .on his knee, thrown her i arms round his neck, .end_ said she woeld marry no other men ' • and that, finally, she had written to hies s -letter, desiring him topers:hose the liteqco,ytetting him she bad no independent fortune ; that, es,lte ; was , actuated by love, and not bylsteresh be`meit sib* the consequence. Several other points of.teilimonY ' would be delly-sontredicted, sinless it could be sup ' posed that, 110,,persoe, /geld conspire_ . to coismit perjury. that, concluded by urging the Court, ie jus tice to the oseny respectable persons whose Alm-, tens were ruined by this conviction, to consent to his t , rule. The .cottor, .after. some observations, granted a , . role to show cense. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Nirr.lo. 110Wisit .zilititAßD. Josts'aerleant VAtlfirms moved fora rale to show cidllti why finverdiet in this we should not be set liarra new trial granted. The Plaintiff, who ise killer of the Poat.horse Doty, brosght his sc. tine at tite-lost.Lineoln Assizes for the recovery of a certain amount of duty, which the Defendant re. fused to pay. It appeared that the Defendant covenanted espeditioesly to convey for a certain di., lance, each publication of Nearconthe's Staniforsi Newspaper fur two stages from Stamford to Liecoln. The verses who conre)ed Newconthe's Paper for Iwo- ages &dm. Stamford paid the Plaintiff the Post. horse Doty of three halfpence pee mile—bat the De. fendsnt.allegine thatte did not keep horses for re* solar posting like the other, resisted the demand.— By a clause in the 25th of the King upon this subject, Wins provided, eisal say horse let .at far 46 pipt,t. Jae *held Y robjected to the Potbkerse-Dety bet clause io tem 41th of the King, iho ditty was extended to nay hone let out for 66 trivelling: the word posting being altogether omitted. On the trill '..pf (his action ' however, the former clause was stone referred to, the latter newer mentioned, and hence the Jury were fed to decide that the Defendant was not liable to the Posi.h;trse Duty, as his horse was let out for On this' ground, that the law was not folly listed, the Learaed . Serjeant moved for Ihe role, Which was glinted. The othei . Motious involved no question of poblio interest. About 12 o'clock' the Puisne Judges Telma, *44" two untitshinded causes of Orktotiseqoence" were triod before the Chief Judgi'sind COMoion Jury. • • COURT or gxeitliQuEß, Nov. 11). • IMITATIVE TEA. • .111111illiVe Vs WILMS. The Defendant had been .foetid guilty last summer of selling large quantities of Imitative Tea, and heavy damages awarded 'Oast him. Ti; COMMON SELIZANT now moved for a rule to show cause *by the verdict should not be set aside, The Granted Coonspi argued, that ender bit licence, the Defavahint wee not a dealer in tea, so as toeub.' ; Oct Islay Os* penalty of 101. per pound of that ar. dale, • of 4 epatrioehlbality,seld, bet merely a dealer la4islee, la Web affordedlufficieet ground for WU.' haft Isis Mellon. The Court-held that his licence, captaining be. 1 sides she words "evittepa re coley," and " ta 4 iteep . tea, chocolate," dee. would certahily have prebtered him from a serial action tur selling tea, as at ton. licensed person, and that consequentit be could opt ,npw sheltarlimself under it; by aissegag that eta. r, and so converting the penny of 1011: per pelladinte 51.--Rele refused. 1 __ • 1 - •It is a consolation to the indoetrleue meelweie, and 'persons of !siderite income; who are ofileted, to.know, they may -bare the best ethic% *rads, if limey attend` at certain borers, namely, Theadity, insevaday, sad Sunday mornings, until one o'clock, ille Illawblietliosi Board, Great Gba;loite.atreet; Black '.rilad. • 'flat thousands suffer from improper ibeetment 0 • fact--the talent- seed of a dreadfol heave lurks in Slailystrtn, destroys domestic hap. pines', and entails debility on the ritinggentritions —The Medical- Board claims the attention of those 4 111icted with:Strictures, Fistulas, concuss, Stsrophs 1 lits,, Nervous, Debilities,, Eruptions, ulcerated Throat,- fides in the bend and limbs, frequently mistaken foe ,Rbeumatism, nodes on the ship bones, &c. -61 - . 0 . m . ' COoPtit and Co, after forty years practice in Tido* iotahospitals a bread ' 4 metropolis, a.— 'islet' at Ifir- ' cock. Ilig!it '' Jetta 1131 14. loge"- , ipcbey, the M. I rooms for 14=1 •• • • • •• ••• 4 • • V . • - Maistox.noosr..—The near 14prid Moor,(Aitits) took his seat yesterday at en entiphese s . l la ilte Jose tire. Room,. and disposed of a notlisteelf cos" awl!) r attendant upon losdhtliyor4 Daytrend in tsliich: jsickpockets-geneeellylepethe pdatipal feature. ▪ Yis Lordskip.warreehaelimetilly .addressed by Mr. .Ssitb, of Cgoolbsey-lioloi reho entreated his adsics emipetting eke -Missivtgokild of Mr. Ilorseley, of Crissooberyelaae,. - Islington respecting which. we' Aootaleeetly stir teddeepartieelets. Ate late • boor oft Seeder ',treeing no-intellisseeeketlaima • received of this littladhap;; accept .that'tho WOW, (the aermat), atiollidd bye yes* am% wore sepidrialt. leg at the of the Jobe &Greats Meese, at eight ow fiddly eeeaioSti Alia afterwards at or our sr .heillee of ill.fame, it Pell-street, or pallor. Street v 111110 'fteigbbobrbood of tine lbrylom.=Wfhe littlesirlorbew fool* was quileveklabiiii fast asleep. Tbefettoer lid bilasiends in dm coarse of their surds, %obtained irons Intelligente. Klerson who net thoiddloiren's theists et: Wren in ibe livening, said, that he sew a min-so4p- to owd lake it the boy out. I#efellewed.the man . safer: eir boodon.bildge, near to Which be entered a public.hoose; be went in after him, and sespecting him, enquired why be had left the other .ehild?f,fris reply tirai, " the servant girl teal like eareof that." He then asked him what he wongologto do with the see he bad in 'Warms, to le/filch he iteptled; in a surly tone , 64 what's that to izYlvie" - Aterd.Stailoid end of the bfor. He followed Mal' 'to farther. M. Smith added, Oaten the lonises of fame in alto eeighbourhood meetionedi had been enquired at,- that one Patch, the owner of oneof theca, had, 'admitted that a man end a 'girl, such as the Precut 'was described tote,' Were at bin house on Sunday about the houralluded 'roe Loin MAYOR asked whether any enquiry Itteiots made at the public.bouse alloided to, near Llottodiridger -it Was • instteted, that the person who` foiloired 'the men • did Rat 'llijeal to be Rig wrimett .with • ihst 'booms; and litriletith said, he suspected • that the optima tie . " it thtltrbthel with the•setvent girl -wee the men who stifle the child. The . Loantrtaida • said that Was not stilt 'pre. bible, A dltild stealer woild not be - likely to fount any conseCtion n of the sort hinted at, when the op. portunity of cromottitdwg the deft was at band: . His loordship was of 'opinion, t h at the' first.thing thst Should be done was to inn out the; pehtic.hmose into *tich the strieger had broeght the child. It seemed he had Weittbd in ettenteneossly ;Without ashy idea that be sits 'watched, ,and in all Proinability sof at' the heat. , where no doubt' the iroineirs !Wield! 6 1 /0 . $1rell•4011M111 1 1o0 in their power. • Mr. Smith said, - t h e friends bf Mi. Ilorseiey Weld Perth of , Ike • . Wo'ase. ThstotetchlATotti Saidit tssi".prebtible* that the was; eedeted klid -- it was 'hell . !nion ho* to. lost the mind' was in .sach so eitremily. fie 'ettpressed his teadenles to died is his power to seat the distressed parefati end - desired that if any thieg presented ite tt lYailtikh hlis Interference could be of serviceiepp ft;shokold be made to him': • •Gtntan Clark Nos, brought tip is roe. Indy poi Tboatar Alt4ittit; ithe wi lire Officers of St. Sepulchre/ 1 w lo o "tared, tisk hi Aviv Text theikrimoner, in ccrinpoony- oilter4 girt tt . crowd en sticilifilie dew Aietiatili Mayor's pro. 'c''estion *es psitsitnesint . MEl i li*fillig7every body *boat, end attemptingi to Vitckets iffthie Masi baring and havbilesot , milosfee.: matched . them for 1611Dit time, aticha'w Aeon hialtifieseralletterejtr; on their perceltiftg bim they made off fAtre #tirseedi and *ring nearly Sp with there ; in 'litelielonilwiy.. l Blsick. Mars, the Prisoner drew a Urge threatenitokalt the same time Oslo for him ; itnti if it' hadnat beei for a Gentleman* who assistedlo lecerothe Poisoner, nol who struck his arm dawn 'he Ihrould - lastorree 'Weed the knife inbit.sidc--Rooriandei. • Several other persons were charged with httempt. log to pick, porkett en (Aid Mayor's Day; but no property being found on tteyof them they seeredis. charged. FOOTPAD.. • noir. starry— Thomas Nilson welt charged with .ppingMr. George; keeps the Globe Torero' at Peckham, and - robbing' him of sixpence entlivalf.a. Crown, and alio with wounding and braising him in f most barber..e cad creel manner,on.Senday even: ing, between Are and Sit 'o'clock, as he was rowels: ing by - the' side of the Surrey Canal, between gbh' Deptford sailittot roar's. The tend** , of 'Deptforri attended; tad 'Wea l , Oat he 111td . 140 dellbt but thet•Ake Prisoner was the !hiss "Wen lbw terror 'of that neigh. 'brourkond, as lie eitarkered the 'desetiptionsof a rob. bier Who' bad' logy eominitted a gftiot *ember of rob beries. A G*ntltttitan was'rebbed oboist a fortnight Knee of a 101:13ttnitittote. and 'ether notes, to the amount of 141., and be was knocked down hato a .ditch, and left there for deed.—The committed for farther elarnination. , • Lieut. finagle-wet committed in default of bail, fat rioteea conduct in the ogles o/ Messrs. Cox and Greenwood, arse Chasiog.cress, demanding money; and refusing to quit tho race when requested so to de, altboegis-be waeoottjestifsed in temaioing. .Yestesday Afrrsiimit AtioN tt Jew,- was charged With doineudieg Johstrffge, of a 61. note, and steal ing hem his person., gitear „match. . The Prosecutor, -stated, tbatos hs wasveyelng through Vioe.streeti observed the Prisoaer disputing with soother *we n - They sOOO-parted, and thePrisener, who was drew., ed in a bias jacket and trowsers; like a seaman, came up . te•the Prosecutor and asked him to buy a watch, which-he . ropresenied tiibe worth at least 141. Prosecutor said be. hid only a 51. note about Wm, which he produced. 'lle Prisoner agreed to (aka it, .and immediately decamped with the watch and roo f ._ ;spy. He was pirated to a pablic.house in . Villitre street, near the Strand, and while they were Wales him, .contvived in tinr,hiastlns to slip the watch' We the Proxecntoes pniolFet.,l Ii was very large, •but UN' worth or thrufam..4lsiWngs. The Prisoner wee folly c 4 4 4 1 0 41 4 1..,:, Is c bimiii.44o,oll,spfpußire.—A complaint was idea bited by Joshea-Walker, Esq. M. P. against Sang. Gookof kidegheip,, Hefts, for driving his vraggesc against COMplainant's . tilbury, and thereby eridai. gering his safety. tar. Walter bad no other object sleuth *broad and is tbis metropolis, are at Woodstock-street, Oxford-street, daily, nom bt till eight ; and at . lbe !Nadia! Board, Chas- te,boose, • Great Charlotte-street, 4. precisely from twelve ifitit eight is the inoep- .-..-Repturect Fatima, iskofe • tesPVI eicOard ificbeJ -41 9 )10.0elb;r1tilto id . to !in' illyrifiso the Medical Profession.-=A . Weskit, mid prolate fnr females. .i. .. .:.~-7 .............. i k -,71 7, ;..•,' - . ' Id intro libt the geniril go r ed, end th l eE=r l . l : l l „ convicted in the penattrllf2o6. and coots. I EVIC44II•Wie. fliiliarry, a •trsdesi lm , *all charged despensemmeault npee ig e ...s ta t Plaistow, an att ostsoft, in Clensvnei 1441 . The vitoshit *as alleged t.n base been committed, do t i ng N , Pt as on s ettend*wre, on souse professioesl bothisbn. Ili Mr. Ildloney 4 s house. lre was held to C; `answer the complaint at the Sessions. ; • .Uscion.nau..—W. Hue and J. firesitemitisoe' remanded, charged on , sespirion of being pest am whose depredations kept.the county of _____ a state of alarm for some time. They are pa r ti euhr. ly suspected 'of being concerned in the l,te tit,„ t i„ es .berglary in•the houlei of J. Chapman, itvg and SI N 'Mills, a farmer, both of Waltham Abbey, and ore,. • remanded till the Iv it omen ten come fanned. liamsden wee fully committed for roldshtilber neighbour, . Mrs. Itirhardben, a !loathes', o f a quantity f linen, which she was discovered t o h ue peoteed it the Borough. • • 411 pg * OLD ileilLET. • 4t:c; . TUESDAY, NOV. 10. orh p g ess ior o being ended L seerestee of Dalt!: wlll tet cal ara Se fbilow lag Prisoners:— Wiltimu Tinge,. -for s • 4gWett v Jobe- Kvaaa;•fef 'timely stealing itt a •hhdp; Bk. 4 *r; Warren. Juke In.Mrd. Sam:Haab Letta a rd. and Swam* Familia. for uttering forged &sok woes; Won. Belli v illealinrin a dsretlinithisove ; Thomas H e rb er: , J o h n e " •dilasT*Fratiks, Ware Adkins,i4Vra P arsene. B.,, phea ANDre.Dfooit, and diary /1411. for liket.leaetatigalpg tfwl led la fdr stealiag itri•ately in a th i n?: Grwrge Beth , far veto sujimpartaduse; Clitudy;•for *um, iterte.sV t ih o , goe - ab e emag tpeioaselydeotaboo ; P . kr b1if011 1 ,1,44 irk ,Lresuar (of .higisway roab e r y Jaws 'Ka/O, had 'Edward Evans, foia:" T o b e laanspogted. for litr,..4Pit. Ilswfrortilasra. • Ifeartyjk. kiss. Wm. Clarke„llugh.Collry. Jameg.Cartrt,..lo4o Kik James Edwards. Thwainw 'tickled, Win. Bimrkt. Jitho%: • ems. Misty Brown, fiswrge Kant. and Mirimrd•roanliks4lrsr • Ailitrtem ye;u.4, via. Joseph Davis. John ..Gook, 11".... Tb si . 'ltirby.:George Daher, James Terser, Mary Ratak; 44111 u Was.dasper. John earpmeter. James Llase,Bdrig ,:..Crontey,•Ciew. Yells*, John Ilarsurn,antiCsedusrino For seven .years, via. Charles .4 , 4 les, John Newton. Tbs o 'lll4ley, Frances Rose, alias 'Maw 'Wm. Smitk, W ee & Imre, hi *hug.. Harrin 4 ewn. Blimolintat WHwn, Sarai l Vo e i g 4 . Mary Deanna, JUNO Rubes's. Tiaws—Jobswal, Was. .q . David Lazarus, John Marti*. Thomas Parker. alias J Ankh, W. White, Charles` Aotto Steinwalieralbl o i 4 111mrsio, Juntes-Nirliman, tutors Phillip iugk. taws Rabin:am, Henry Suanwersell, Jobs: itile3,Jand.lbsp a , ary Ru ral ; ja ales Lvalvs. John 'Warner, Daniel LOViihmi James - Flettber, •11ww. Pridtrose, Jelin Marvin, Wits. ; 41 b Win. John Turmas. Juan ditaddock, ItieltAitettam. Mason, Wm,. Beak, Daniel Mortis, Charley Fientiet. Jar 'Field. Samuel 'fay tor, Daniel Short, James Mark well. Gav e fillumford, )solass Warr, Jisba Harris, Jetta Esvoad v ,•s,,. Ldeseents, Richard Mdrilest, John Br - .wn, Jobe Siamaid, Henry French. Robert Carman. Threnet. Stour, John klitleb, `John Yeturrg, Tbtri. Willett, Win' (Minn. Ceti: Blake, MMus 1•41 lean, Nary -Taylor, The'. Howard. ditates Kelly,TooroM Will now, Thomas Itnssell, Murg..rm Field, Thomas Add, George Mariin, John Kite, Florence I land ey, and .r. War. • :rte itereoenteeeed her improonsaseur in the Nonseafesr m•glian tar Walden ;•44 for imisriroutanat in•Cierkeawediliod eve in Newgide for variou. periods; eight, were ordered to.ltit privately and bite pubhcly whipped; seven sere.doed od4 I lour jimignieruil mere Ili -plied t and 36:wete-thmbiwg*S4ylla. clantatitme:—Semlows adjourned io the .d Dremailltaalf: I:nig it!4/48 . ' iNtifiESTS. i ntraday an bequest was taken at the Foe and idiot Moose, Snow-hill. on the body of Mary Ana f_ ,lalv *big Ilt, and reigreed` immitlately - after. VlNlMO—illdi 011 y tie seisitatininaf Chid. •• • An logelsition war taken on the tame day at tit Mitre..Ta. Sena, near 1111Ingtele krurch, before Tatou% 11enatna, Coronet., upon tie body of fir. 'teary thateltalk years, a tieutlessimist amiaosVeruthle • • • n 'to a mercantile beast City. b appeared is esiderre • that die' deeeilied lenteei d 'hie 'Moor en' Ssaday l ifteitioatk Mid west • tiny the rirling-husim to mite a 'Sari wind* dripped down in a 6i of apop;es;. Verdict—Died by the God. API ECTI NG 14 V I C,l 0 E. ' Tieirstlerafternons art fairest , wa.• held at the Doke if An. gy le pa letic•lstitor, Great Milan Lk-street, Si • J .tuietta. se the b o o, of foirth pewee. aged -22. a liu came tit. her shook aster the rollinking inelaneUrsiy• etc ea mstances r - Mr. jaws Pearce, of No. VS, Great Windmill-street; ward, that the deceased ant hi, daughter, and lodged at a frieut's lonise opposite hit own. She wae witiresoll ny s piing pat tell' Jobb Hill, who it a herons-makers working at !bedew •it Shepherd street tied Outard.street,.aad. oitopludgett Man acles boom. Ois Sunday three weeks he told her that hates going to St. Ana's Church to itehliqh the awn far their enr• Nage. Illieueat a female friend to the the rotots inter:ant Ito taes, &oldie fpmina Suatisky went herself, bat found Or* he% twat wag not cared. She returned More mettncholy, and Mai or *treed to be in a state of dejecilos t , ll she hour of bet untimely death: • Oar Sunday hist-the 'deceased nos n nit wit. Viereattod het Mother all the day; about sheafterooon, 11111 raW home, bringing, with him a Sono; w. man, whom hr &sired his landlady to tell the dccenset was his intended stile; tads a &other iftweit to the poor girl, be kept the female to Imola lag which, the di.ocsoed was in a state bordering on Pelt,/ h war f s dethined her at his house till near one o'cloci is Me tabooing, tribal; to soothe her, but to no effect. Nest wrung Mao. Janes, a sib whom the deteas. d tidied, came Is *ilea , and mid she feared something. hod happenoal. attic rusld Make he Itearwhea she calkd her. Wiliam, full of terror, Its aver; the gear Was locked; be famed h "peel, as/ tan 404 W: bell s' na one was. theme our AWE It 4 allaying beeerslept in. Thinking that the had w w as sham JO remote his stops, but as he hirne*taitailtelkefr reritruck td see her hanging by.a stlk handbeNtilot ti,.INI against •tbe cupboord. NM/thing •iip a toile slat lay eilde table, .he cat the body down, said taeu rust iota &heaven, blot litigating sober be did. I)4stite,' of t4a...66,. WardelaPabreel. serifter Ikal about ten o'clack'na MoniisY morning he wakcallrilelog ere deceased. There Was a deep mart round the seek; de time prat faded and•was mach' ample. • The Aid, fine I'is t cold, and she alas dead Come haunt; consequently •be did ad attempt to administer day remedies. She * had Irillbeappeniamt alftePtoson stranged. Joisesoof 46, -Winelatill.strert, with whom tie ole erased hedged; inwards that she-worked' at . shoe‘hindiet. tad ttat, All . MaladitylDinnillg Sea* Walt *OF sent other treat/la • tittle*, In Piccadilly; -Witness west to call' her bat retrial no übswer.LtWhis witness heremonarated the evideate at aid Pearec.)'She war amodest, prudent., good.siatered girl. moth respected ; but late!? ceduct Jim been - that at s Wank. On being asked by. the Jury to give Ins °pintoe at to At eae4 other melancholy, Mr. dines said, " I bare no doubt bat that rascal of a fella* (Hilt) deceived' bet:" The Coroner Welty summed• istr the ettdeueei serf for Jrh' throligh the medium of Mr. Havirge,theto foreman: rriorgr• '" following verdict :—' t Iliedeceated Imaged WWI la a booby, produced, hr the oplaion of the Jury;_by the CPO' itta; . criotiallieortiott era Jolla MM." • • DIED. • Onthe Sth Inst., at Flint-haute, Box-hill, Jahn Failelb Piccadilly... , COUIISE OF EIV A IIANGit *Aasstetelaso. 0 U 8.0 U. Aumitadans, 11 9C. F. „ 1 1, Dist*, at sight. 11 8 liattlridans. It 10 U. 'f alistwilaP, ll 19 rat Os*. v. Hamborgh, 94 0 U. Altoua, 9f 1 U. Parts, 3 days's sight, 44 BOr Ditto. tilt U. lismordees lc. 44 45 U. • Frabk.on theklaiue, I.4lex.neo fallatidiASSitiattive 1 ::=1/ soave • Gibraltar.. .° Ain! uegnirro, GiLlkiwegfoi arg • .11dalta, 5U • . .Veslice,' 5b ;t e tt :3 191trit M. Lisboa 5/41 Oporto; 158 i. Kw Janeiro, 67 1)oblin. 91 per Ceti!. Gsrk, 9 1 1 per Cent. Agin of the tinskson ~_l l l'oetogal Gold, is per as. Gold, it, Nun, 41.95. New Moffitt, bs. bd. „A. LiiiilDON t Printed nod POibbril by 0. Loysit.b. "P ST4TtsvAli (orrice, No- 4, Nal:thist).-roliri, isletiAteth - ) • h ... I 1 .. • I , r ■ N II M ~.. I L.