The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-03-22 00:00:00

.•-- :~ - "-•- • •••••••• ._---- MaitiaottopoihwrausTi—t4Osefackson, miserable Idnking old man, about elkyeirs of age, was brought from %t. Pincris if iteli-liionsli,'ilrait a t with realing the 411.pitits froui4iiintritowelatlionwits iwthitteighhourhood of-Middlesex liaapital..l .. —• • - ), i .., Mr. Wil.son„wbo reside, in Norfoel'esta stitted.that about Oght o7cloCli Ut the night before, he brad the street daicii'heif ring, and upon g^dintr out 'kW the prisoner hi the'detibFbreakine olf the bell-pull With . ' it &ego pair of PineeraJ .. hie, Wib , m immediately seised hits, and with. the usaistaatta of the watchman to k hint to the watch. Noose, when be was searched, and five and twenty bell. OM fohnd'upOn him, the produ ce of that nighrii as: - plait. • ' ' 'Phi ,pri s oner was sentenced to three months hard Is• boar ititisoMousetof C.orrection. )toir7 ; s,tatecti tikat sca rcely a night passe s that wito!.: rairrest " . scot cle4tiid of door-knockers and hell-pulls. :.tit ti in : • • . . lAN DON MARKETS. CITY, ItIARC2 19. DIKAIN . ,,--_, A Uilr ins there unlike tiny arther advance in tills article ; and if there Were rots greet many. powerful men ineariested tu ma inteioing, primes, Illestfet illatilld I to think Amy . woutd go back. flomy who are weaker-1013e, think we 'ball horn a baBkwird Spring, whieh ii' always alpinist the eionsomp time .of Mobley 'Ow the etber band, many of the holders • are eelelaAp4spid..,unich. may help .to. savant the market; but their bolding viii isra vent 'ot.ters from asititet ; and smy'ittiiiipt Iti tad! eut, wader primal circumstances, would be islet to.theleofits .of the Ifoistees.---Prices oil-boat* • 375. to 38.1!;,nnimi. 4,0 e, to 31s. , , . , ry ' • • Borpa,—this hae bee 1 an u.tusua)ly feroorstakeea.- son toe the censamptioo of Butter ; sod If thertientleietvi who Speculated sn egtewedveiy in the early part of the gel- • son,• bad utood his grouted, be woold have bail ultisnaseit succeriful. The areather, which is against Boson, is fa routateiensinutter.—Clilow, els. to 9-2s.—Waterftird. or' • Dublin, Ms. to 845.--,Bittest. Sit to Si:la.—Newry, ine.• to 82... • ~ ~ . . CHEE.3IC.-4,44 yvim tlps facvos bought great quantl: ~t ies of Chasm at prices Miach higher than could be roadie:, ed be toneint. In consequence, very many stocks ditteU . beets.lying over antil rateiy, and bare sow been Reed ; et from ten to twenty pet cent. toss. From what we tree. they are going to piety the %erne game over again :-Ltlief • 7 may be Rewired the , !Madan pa ntie wtU not pet ki9k priers:•--,014 tilwairire, 30s. to 064.--e Double Gloucester, NU, to,.(3)9.—Sioale Gyneyestar, 461• to res.—CJioure.l Derby, MI. to 6W . • ' ' ••• 7 *77." c ri ••i k. ...1 t• .„: ;4 4 77 '4 1 ''L N Tarp off} ' Leval' —The Crier Cole te PrUgott ! , . ' si . . 41 . - 'tons's. .. . areday promulgated a BA) to the.l Vow_ ' , Steil, ant inapt that Auto per ' apr tit, con in`necte4 w i itit the po lla ?real, iroold 'dleatositate It as wi ,e,tac i e:- 41t,: aim ''' - .. a Vals e rules *of ifiii Court is, thit'ne' Attoittey of tht*Ceett shall, in 'say case, -receive astwit!etean the stun .of 61.. for Moines, dose theesin for. ear iasolvent, until be elhaltitare ssbniitle# bis. bill fur taxation, Wh atertr may Jte.ilte,e rre nsetisent between Anti aserrent and the Alt titnty, the latter, fay such 'priCtite; trifolges . one of the • posiliteities Of the Court ; and, if tech a oepartore from the Observance of it conies before the Court in hump. relating toaoy specific individual, the Court will prompt ly met ihood ascertain the truth of the statement, " 'A pabliC discussion elsewhere his induced the Court 2. to nofi?e - this cireametance, and we find that one of the AttottieYs,!Wbote nemethe Coart will not memtion, bas in two instalces , received more then the specified sum Withtrit.,soo449g his bill to taxation ; and should it , smear ji °Aka Attorney will certaittly be remOved,and stritell .Ifiellills of the Court immediately: The Court ilab titlark such removal to be notified to the superior :Cortits,!artd it is not very difficult to coojec tare t hat.slyeArrill las adopted by those N'lm.prgaidf., in . th e 9r i• ' • Os Wradirday) 7,n inquest was held before Betio En field ktid .fonerftett. Dunn, gents, coroners, at the Rem Inn, Liingft Ole, . &jibe body of William James Corti', a respectibleletteltman. alshoi IS ,r-Ji's of age, and alt• prntide to.lar:Thomas Clangor& drop/L*4 tong Row, Noliillfche whose death bad beat cause& by strangu lation, .. t appeared from the evidence of Mr. Guilford, - that beloqiilred for the deeeased agent hailOpast ten the preceding night, but no person in the bouts hoer any '. • thing offhi ink and suppos ing be might be oat, satitp,af t.r the family had retired to rest, till a late hours-.-11e, heard Hodniep in the shop, and thought he bad 1:t the, deceased in, and that they c alled h gone to bed ; bat tO his -ireat earprise, Holmes him up as font in dm' mornn:and-mild the deceased bad not bsattin bed+ Afar ter calla; :up ,Robort Brothers, a geseral sestrah:llo4• made, snd on going into the rock cellar, the deceased was. discovered itansing by a common cord fastened round , blitilicii fr - oM'a ladder; and r littlestoollaY atbfif'keel;6l' en; t faitodead • awl sold. Richard II w hits; .e knit sip- rontitworritli the deceased, mated that.the slsceasedhad• bean talking about the execatios of the. two • lately- too detailed d r i s oners,and that he saw the last execution; al ways clitislde;ed ltim in full possetsioh of hii mental fs-' caties;7littit'id Ms uses' good htunoirirtitileling.and singinir.-wilLikothers after corroborating theprocng witssaeselet .itelieved that the lam entable result:hari ent of b een oc casioned by . the (keeper'. trying,some exper im hinging, and tiOtfrotri h is hanging himself for the Pur pose -of -self-destractianThornas Hawksley, snixeon, confiroierithisopisioe, aid theJery,,after mature del .rititra fully iteincidiag therein; retarded ct, that the decleaartd.escoe to his death, by atrangulatien, acct ' dentallp.. caepdly, and hy, inisfortaer, 'and nit other ' *Ch . , .' ... • • v . • I c h *; AWlret 1 ' 'AND • NiettiNCNOLY ...,ATASTROPHe.—In our pablieatioe of last :Tuesday, we mentioned a dreadiel• accidept which negated ; too, man of the nave 01, Gene.: eran t :plio le his p.rm.t•r!ibly . disci prqi On e . grtediog coxn io a r . 1 i ' , ;Itit.#l4lo . the retf!arpf,. qui. oteaftellet Opt ',li" , IkpetL. NO' Nate; to retoilL'apother...iri:es,etitt *Oki 0 Avitifii; 4iii ditehiriPo 'cotal IA 46'40.4.. —Viiißod .6fi efght ' and' forty 'Mika '' big -"satchel/. elapsed since one _ of—X b e unfortunate tioerriiiii fell o rictun,,, uhrwr . second tk,ci.x/d0 • cit •We Mill i s • to'fidish' the worii. which Bad' tirmiti let • (a tit to his •'itilfortutizte. brother. . 'MAW:tits. +see cook!' phial...hero—bet we must fgc; on, elahotigis, am tees shedders atthe beart.reoding detail, _air...be:1 ,6 . 4, then, thisiil.-.44ed Wag, while explainias,imsouie per, sons standing by,' die. manner in which . Its Iprotfier was tittrght le' Ott' rnatlaneey, was hicaseli'driWit' liti and whirled hOodNd in the 'Madly ellginel• .Hstrible ii Gee late his body was mutilated in a ma nner too- s' • tckiug fox 4isoriptioa.., 'l' he anfortonate puteritaof more coo : children have been since lit a state of distraction and are .that deprived of their only melds of support Wo betro's tabs.:el ption will be enteredisto fur the rellet , af oho unhappy sufferers —(Sligo impartial Re ': Porte,...) ' . , . -.- • W,a;sitsrbitO Mixture, Neap( IS,,r-Thera wero.loo, fachins of Butter Weighed at tbe t tireae..,oe fiatatdalt eg which the sena , propoition ,of new-Stet qoalities * .mitred bits. to --r-4a —Yesterday, only 3 appeared, whirl sole at the latter quotation ( tieing equal to 90s. with * fernier _ allowance of besenoce). ,_—__. ..._.___ _ , . 71: "." 1 44 1 1 1 iWH ll E l N aea ti e r y c o e t b i z t een • • tu a labyrislat oftaystortegie m oiectual perieverantro alome_oloos eutpirtelsao, Iseivover, etIR op ty, and the pnejtediee of conk courages their audacity. As Ti our public statemymta be comp pretensions, and to esposh I hesitated to avow ofirselvas as Di/teases which endanger the n To be brief ; we are atemben ii . urreons, can establish the in the success of Twenty Years' nounce the Frittered tesUmopy feting hat nearly extingaished We pledge °entire& to the incipient symptentslo the rev by every doubt and whatever . and much neglected di t folly and studibusly donsidere slid important syrapatisies wh The infirmities of virility It whether arising from the debi atmosphere—the natural bias deuce of gaiety—or the mere sty to practices " which oleo of which Is marked by a gra powers. To all who arm thus pecially to such as are asp' t we eernest'y recommend a JEcas or Lira, for ihe one elusively addressed to Femal prose beneficial to their m may be had at 20, Paterno Piccadilly ; 16, Prlnee's-strei street : 40. West Smithfield; street. Strand, London; Poe lin ; Jones, Ili, Trongate. son. Norwich; Deck. Ipso m o ods ; Sheppey', Bristol Bart, Cambridge; Headley, lers. Remedies can be forstard Patients writing for the tame Note.—Attendance at Rome 0059 and CO. Id. ft. C. scree Fleet street, London. A petivate door round the e ANOI CLEM gl ST. CL OrNERAL COAC4 NhCO 1111TINe PARVICIA THE rOLLOWIPCO I go from tit Paris Royal Mail, yia Do at Twelve. Portsmouth and Gosport tersfleld, and Portsea, eve and Sunday et haltrpast 6. the Isle of Wight. to Bonet &hit Coac,h sets off to Chid Emsworth, &c. Gloucester Mall, through every Evening at a near past 8. Dover and Canterbury MI end Faversham, every E Sunday at half-past O. Fri parcels are conveyed 'to D with, Quo.; and from Dove stone, "indicate, Ilythe, Milford Mail, through fordwest. every Evening a half-past 6. Bath and Bristol Post C Bath and Bristol Post through Reading, Web( every Morning at a quart Rath Light Post Coach, through Insitienhe.ad, Rea Metksham. Monday, Wee Nine. This Coach Is chi Lion of Fanzines, lova* fatigne of such a distance Brighton Light Poet Cc Morning et 8, except Sant Gotialming and Guildfc Leatherhead, Clandi day, and Saturday Moroi Gloucester New Post Vl'ycomh, to Oxford, Ch Tenhy, Ross, Swansea, 8 Henley Coach, throogh Sanday excepted. Littlehampton, Arundi Thursday, and Saturday Margate, Rainsgate, Light Post Coaches, ever Oxford Light Post CI Morning at 7. Portsmouth New and guiator, to carry only Guildford. Peteraileld, York, Newcastle, an Parts of the North. even Manchester, Lancaste Bradford, Leeds, Halit with Coaehes, daily. Wallingford and Wal Nettlehed, and Harwell, Writings at S. Gothic:log and Gut Kingston, Ditton, Cobh nesoay, and Friday Mc terns to Landon the san Boston, liorneastle, t Huntingdon day coach }lull, waning at i past eE Illorneastie. Dover and Canterbur at half:past S. ditto. e Salisbury Post Coact Staines, Basingstoke, Blimmlng at 7. CARRIERS—To Ts *very Stolidly, Weduei fOrtilef SRO , Min= MI : :=•,:71 ...L _________......—..----__ . . .I Sll. : a.* • i4 E pt -4Th n, la441:1131%1 8 4, Iftil.{l4e *9l: ' ' . . • Se P te a ( r it i t: n th F i aC lZ el .. &Hut ftith 1a1t44 lom_ x r • lekit, in the flth fe)Sl l 4fhis rge; astgt; 10!ir. anpit soh Of !. Country Seat In the foil Berke, I Bucks. C d e fraism4 lasq:.l4. 1/2 . ••.. : sa 11.11 1 :• V . ! Cornwall, 1 tollikkitli:4ittext. Print ,-snd P . n . „ r . tli 4o- . 1 - " I • ann, " The Ifte.Tastest4" No. 297, fit ' 47 . 21R0A u "' none; Hants, h 11,--14 Ar bon .0 ealereur;et. fie. Ctlts. 0 4 Au Parts of the tsle of •be adttealkeill - -, ` '-.. J l - 1 io :ii; •'.i .4 Parts of France, ''• . Neat Post-Cbail . • - . .... . - • - THE rammlle - EAST INDIA -HOUSE. .• ?. , • ...ose_ r _. coouosza DILS#TH ON THS SUGAR QHSSTION. Yesterday the Chairman took the Chair at 12 o'rjuck, and the minotis of Wedneu l ay' s Meeting being read, he Pro ceeded to inform the Court that there bad been put into his hands two petitions, one from the Europ_ean and Asiatic Merchants. at Calcutta, prating for inquiry. and the for : Fqualisition Of the Doty oo East and Weat India Sugaret, 1 and another from the Chamb er of Commerce. in Pub • lio, the prayer and object of which was directly *, reverse, fur it prayed that the existiog regnlations shou* be costiuned. . . . . lA, He then directed the ' Cleilt to' read the Motion Amendment of the former day ; and that being doner.:•; Mr. WEEDING rose, in.support of the orel Resolii. tiOns, namely, the eppointmentof a Committee of Inquiry, 1 and the equalisation of the Ditties. HS thoughtthej the op.' pos i t ion to this fair and reasona ble Proposal had Morethet the resem blance of a scheme of private av arice, and of.per! Ord interest of parties, than of IC liberal and Intim/Maw like clew of the question. Ile *might it Inemereary sb take up the time of.the Court with tkeisfereeNtstbet would• resell from the question, as these would be better, tikemop in a higher tribunal. It was, however, the duty of the east India Dompasy to institute atilt:gutty into the, fees of the case; all of which had indeed beenesplitioedlu a memorial which tbe,COurt bad preiented to the Lords of the Treasury, in 1621. He thought *et the preeent motion est just in principle, and that, for the sate of the numerous ?ovate- Con of which the Bon. Oomptey were the -sorereigns. it ought to be carried. fdr..lllteitlLST followetee the same aide. . Ile was .of (..7 Dion that the Slave Trade in. which the. West Indians bad engaged wee, more than Jur) Shin Mee. lbeteof the evil, of which they complained. He cionpseant the se nrilil arid Paternskysy.ot the H0)1444016 .Co . ay :Whose. nunier e . curs subjects had never been eon , ,Wit hrtrdoP or doomed toi, wept, With the hirbarltiei ,' hail beep prac tised in the Weld India ShitiTeedel. - • , ; • Mr. Huns idvoeited the pfinelples 6f fres elude. in their widest extent. Ile.wireldeeet: however, Peoehed ralhiY : but, if an alteration west in - be ramie, .M would give suffi cient time to bring it about.gtiduillti Au inquiry into this question was indispeombly fteeessery. Government had pledged tbireeelree to that ineeiry : • bet, e ven ie the end, *lf they o be ld not fulfti then . promise now,. they *mold, , obliged** ito*so. , . . . ,7 . . , PAq. idnesumpr eepleined. . , .., , • , Mr. S. Hilton contended for . the exclusive . trade of West India sugars cm grenade of general policy. Tim ColoniesCrolrich mere of ;be greatest importanse toy ins greattiosis of the welfsie of the Mother COftury,titifte l i e* soon lost if th,IT Interests' stffered any teethe/ ditablit o tion. He etinstifered,thaitheY bad been r te the welned by the inlet:then .bernanity of those who had cattail' flip, abolitihn of .ote Stare Trade—a nittesuee Whiith•fitiltd is its effect with. respect to • the aatiies of . Afriest , fee •111 t passage acres* the *Septic had Only beekeitsciered ewe cruel, incnnvenient, and onwholesorne by the restrictions snit prohibitions te which the ships venturing io: that trit4e were now subjected. • He pointed omit also thegtialt battles* of expense in the maintentace ' begerles,lrtifcb ,on enhanied the difficallimief su_gar tithivia in titesPands• as samither reason *MN. 40 110 6 d ttle2l...P'-'o3*.r. .9itif% adianteges in the borne ostket.; •• - ,• •i o • Mr. R. ilnioauct look a macaw Cifille policy 4 tktscpiare. ! which was thesibjoct of the present motion, from iwittheco - in the resod period. •. He .expatiated oaths duties, at, re Cretpluty to their nuggets, the natives of India, , is ;Oil priteetio their agriculture. and iesto-0010•09111.0 $Ol-, vantage . i n to ng h l the wird tutddeseisting inociv alien/ madman the Ra m ',wry „fabrics sit the looms in. leak by the teenertatien of eitie4.eloths and canons. ile is iticeonedoendale,force to those nbo.had debated th e li ci qaes• ti of. !divers ey a" 'beansh of the 'object, *ldea piled, lifter ergleg the Cowin) penieteve alt,:tbsfr; appeti s :to alit , Pwrament, by saying that 'he'illettghtett appeal to'lPerlia.. , i 1 maid would be neneesen, witipet . appointment af a Committee ;• as, there wss, a powerful miwation atteepey of the West Indians insarliament. supported Ake, solutions, and„lioped y would pass.. • 4 r.. or wmt, Tess to explain certain allusions w , I 1 • .lil l eh hid at this, or the former debit ~been made obits% as Morer Of i the Ammidair. , **add s a y , th at the grait importillmi of ,wmer had. Of 30 3 sant,lppn, injurious. to the coont.ry„ I lie said that E s India sugar had never been .used for . :thei Purrae or resollP.,.-c• !-- • • Alr . Solent/0 wei,orsten advocate fur sndilen.changes , and:be "retold eopi , bereik advocate for tbe• nee .eockien emsecipatioo ef.theilliest•Jindia Slaves. • liernippoeted the original motion. M r . pi l ot/ iietplededl;., qr . , sf't :3 4. :7' .• : i, , , 1 0bi ;,,"I' .• Mr. FortessriblOilineet;:afilltr:Oßglitift Reibldtleeyr,- •, rise 'tti repty,;'-inia':iiierssteeteillei3deog'se 'amid pretty r . loud and geperali,..,trjes of I,,,,aesitiett!!! tle eotAinenteil with some sevirity updnike.bain..rtfititite against the interests of oilleitigAbt,,Mifitlal4 IBA Oili, pith erri • rilkin 0g40. 16 f.0* 4 1, 4 0 iiel'A e4l ' 44n9g i r i , , 2 .. , , ~, :,, -.: • ... :„, : tv.!ef ft '••:- .i I.P. ! • .1 14.. • The , Gnetonex pet the sseigipeldresetiosi oitiolcose, Wiled by a great majority:. I .'. , :it • - ~i lilt wr... - ::i .. , I. .t. The •Contot then separated,4ftter ,wedtheruGlevii Iniel bent Ottered to be iteldem , on the IlithAlAlil:i' '•-•• .. i . !P;P'77::"f, .. i- • • - ,i• *II. ' Ito .041 inleagOLOUS ti it# • • - i sic: TA) - --1 0411 'w . --s • • - • .1. 1 - .• : DEVONSHISS •ASSIZES -EnaTolle; ', iftWegi Jolty Itolt:•War' Charged with isailag,rose-i. Jute Jasllng, , with theititent to murder. bee, sir • &I l berme. er • Pir.A.l. L. Witisisin stated the enact* the Jney.• The: unfortunate neeeestutrie an* At , tolloner Wad lived .eir f4tew reacts on the house irt Me..Atirtsdeii; of Litton Park.. The Ptisoner;by an aceideut, bad his sem broken; and- tiering liiv Mares Jane-had attended spot hinii; ited , showed great.kiedwese to hies. ".• He had in , coseeqemice of this Widgets and attention, imprisperly Conceived sia &Section fur hen, aril took the Ant liopportanity of dreier. lug his passim); but ehe ' totd him:that • hie attachment coals, nO6bo 'retained; ! Netwithetanding. her , declare.. tioes..tle Milt Persisted in offering for - ber hand. On el'. 2241 IMenerdser, vin a- Saireay. the •risener.in - Ithe truersiog td end asked bet to go to church; She told Mel to gi oti,• end ahe wool& follow after him. *He went. beetle lie geieerbehinitund intetoepted bey on her way, when he reviewed his deelarations•of ettechment, and she rt. eiered , her , answer,' that she never • bed enteetitin t w ine d any notion -of inviting herself to him. :fie telewed. his deehei ratietts, tied as she totted it wee pest the-meek* fur, he ran WA too/old him. end-he • pursued bees •• . When she h,d given him a decisive riidial,,he retiliett, !' Very Well then, ytin shall sibtatarry nog' olio else.rilst oho inspeess . on was raised upon her mind by.his t a me and she asked W e It What 1 itesiod seam' tib,leri ' :tie !reek*. We will die togettiecift ,As We was mrsattiog her, he taidinerthatim.tuol.apistel in.bished.roonn She became alarmed and mentioned her apprehensioos : 'te PoWer, theiediet, miller .recutti:---.1.2 theabiendce of Mr. Amadei • :from Iris -sett, : Si- hail • .berin , isrotiered t h a t periods "•bm& b•evt. ; abort- Able:,ouse One WIN Twe , largmhoess :p i t r o t s .wers loaded inconeresse... •' loruitistoith the butler ;Vie Other, unfortunately for the prieentaretess giv , eit to him. • Cteilieietttratif theprose- cistrix, when she had commuidented herbreee cu. the betlerithe butler wept up to thelisoneefi room, toil' esereted without success fort- he Pistet - Soon after We i , prisoner'e true urn, hewed , in qit' es fin tan •isol.aliiinstOil rieeinni,•i wee nrgemi meaner, that she.,nright- irk esfalloi ii. ShEr'refnentt indent some one went to her; watt Hoare. the Isustbe, agred•us alwompauy•ber to the room. The unfortunate girl haviatg stepped tide from the room. heheard cries of distress, ' When he Kotap to the cloor 'tweet a hied scream,. skit'- e pistol': weitt tiff:--t 'Tough life remained, she nos maim ly ied for ave 2l.l 'years of r. • • • The proseourrix , a girl, epperenthotrt. are, who had been a nursery-maid • is. thee. fanuly, *64 then serried into. Woo r t , and placed in the boxy in. a wont pitiatile ron.lition. fiiiiface, wee tied op. She al sot holdethe Testament in her right hand to receive tats I.4l(46fatbdatil was adminbitered in her left. She ansnertd f ie --- s isl, ll 4 ', f .1 ' a,feeble tone thecpeetione put , by . ber CoOnsel. She sated the previous partic ulars Of the prisoner's conduct; of his 'repeated expi essions' o f: a ttach:merit, and her 're jections of his suit, and of a threat be ha.l uttered- five months he if she did not have him, nobody else Should have bar, for be and she should die together. She stated also what occurred on the day she was going to church and her return. On her return she a communication to Mr. Haire, the butler, she sent to the nbreery, and aftertvaids went he kitchen, where she' saw Grace Crabby, • who told bet that tit* p risoner wanted to speak to her. Witness said she woud go to bim if any one would go nith her. She went afterwards M him In his bed-room. John Hoare veme to iitto the kittlileft en at the time Grace -Crabbe wo speaking het - Hoare ilie kitchen before her, and she found him in the pitaiswerte 11000.. The prisoner was standing in his room.: • There was a chest of drawers on the other side of ttie • room, t' ot that there was but jot ro om to pass betneen the ast di the bed .and the drawers: On dier coog in kotuia, -. Jame, i - want to spook. to you." Upon this Home went ou t of the room, !raving tise-dot of we, ? yor• Jqho partl Open. Witness said. " Witatclis yeu,wan Hemd. " H i you give Yaw consent to have me " No. w Hi slid iteithtild *Sit five yeamor tett years, if she would bavi hinal She replied, co, 'Jadan, never, unless my mind changes. in the meantime, witness heard Grace Crabbe mai her. and she attempted to gp mit; but She could not. SWe add litho. do let Me . go. He said, ar se should never thew have given . him meow ragement. : She replied • that she timer had: She told 1 him she had no objections to live with bid; ai d { fellow !servant. if be was content witil, chat., e " fel low tie') Won't Lonsent?" She said. " no, Ol I can't." illethen said igain, " yWit wattl e* 'She *de s hoot so . 'Witte 40/ said. 1 0 theeilf ibis motet; Pi shoot you t d as she was running :away.r.tiestoolt a pistol front the . potwf otite:bed, which be,pigisegicil to.her., Bhe mot+ itraed nothing more. .• , _! . itho Hoare, the butler, Aden what Pliiiid 'in ate filend December , after the proseederis reterhed bente, and after the pistol went ,wft - Whew he- entered the room, wiener* etelalteed;"•Nrillain (or rogue), yen hove kdied girl!" He• said; t"1 have done it 14nd: now I hope to see the, last of4ol:e.':. Witness, as smut aa the smoke . &red up; fitmitf „herr ,Iyiog_down On the floor. The t ight toile of her face was nearly slibt • off;' her eye Was nearly shot out, and two fingeri of her left band Mete 47 nearly sbotoff. . Wittsoustlionght she was dying. •• :',l .. (hoes Grabbe , the lutesemoid, oondiroedtho Peri rtictilais, and stated that on running an* silrB, . ~ *he hoed the shot, she Cluntraine supported by the, . loner and Betsy, the kitchen Maid ; her face•oii the right di vtaanearly shot off. • He said let het Oahe, let bee die. When Betsy asked for a t hat he said as they weredoing thie, get.m. another pletol I may seethe end of her. He said he wished he could hear her last Wriest! He appea:-ed tataktuiy oil very coolly. • Ms.-William Martin, A surgeon. stated ;ism, on abg22d „ofDecember, he Was called. to see Jane Jrisland.• He 'y r (mad her with many perfoiations on tbe right side of the Ace,which appeared-ter-have been - done by shot. Tbe 004 eigioof Iho. Weci,;.eppeared to be badly perforated. Hier three fingers 00-thn right band wet, samputevated. • erely l•ace dratedet aid they were subsequeolly Her right eyetwas perforated, end it lad been utterly destroy , ed. Some shots had been extracted from the neck, roam • 'fleet. the .fingers, and o ne from the Other janse e aw.. Ahern :Woe she came • to , and gave very iendhle* rs. • ".f . 1 The prisoner pat.lottloagilefence, the in which be d atated „that...when . his live-had ripened for pros/od:dee ,often Ilaboed his passiett to het. . but .she Gaither est ,eiressly.refused nor rejected him; that .be •tititinned , la data miserable stata.ustil the Sunday, w.hee. on ber re tor from church, :hi gave her a kiss at she entered the kovhet, saying, "This is •the last time r shall ever have Attie happiness; for I cannot remelts imitiris miserable, 'atate.''t He had entertained the'notion of•putting a pe dad Solis existence. and called her .np stairsk that be might by that tot conclude her how testy beloved her: pistol delirium of the. moment, as he was bringing the pistol round upon Ms own person, he 'unfortunately let it otf.'.ibm Situation to lodge the contents irrher face instead Of•bie.creo head. He did not kco'v what he might have B i e r; after the act, but be denied any intention of injuring ' • but he promised, if his life should be spared, t i Take every reparation, by his future life, for the fatal re volution to destroy himself, and the accident whiehhod h rought him se to his preen awful siteation. t e em the ': •.. The Learned Jet)** gave it as his opinion,bir. eumstduces stated, thathad.death missed from the act of wa the p r isoner, in point of l aws he would have been guilty ll • e of r?. der. The questio n, however, which rewsiced to i whether the prisoner had !shot at the unfortunate girl wi intent s i c Murder her or mhether he had attempted to cc; . mit uiide? in considering this question they would dottlit7 less weleh subsequent deelaradous, and see -whi th er from Wei*, ' t o r from any ether part of the evidence; they geoid collect any thing that•could raise reasonable doubt* that It was the ingestion of the plisdner to anarderthe lam'. tun ato oitect of hi; pamion. • • , ••.. : ••• :.• .• i•:, The Jury. ;after a few moments t y M utmeets deliheradoe.. edinthed p verdict...--" Boldly of shooting ea Aft lettiLietee i r e der her." . The prisoner, daring the egteligatiell of Wa the as girl, Scarcely kep t his tyes from her a moinent„ s tremely agitated and shed tears; tie betrayed go emotion Otk b ear ing the verdict. lie was ted itwory, and we eiderstand that. sen t e nce W il l not be pifised upon c an we ttil t e ruit 7 ' .emsele*Assizes. ••t:• : • •• : • ;• • .. ' ---------------- .. - ---- --=F- - -7—'7 —. . . 1 MRIOSTONE ASSIZES, Mattes 21. , . 141/11OIRE OF MR. SMITH OV LEWISHAM. ,1 : Johis cpleptop was Indicted for the wilfal murder or Mt. liames Smith, at •Lowlettaui. on tha,2gd.Oec,entber isal. by, labontint 1#131.-!1!fln a VOW loaded lOtik:lfitder. and I .landn n 'banal.. ~ • . , , ~ . _ , ~ . 1! ,Thla'hase."elzititedYtiety,generat (iiteiht,„ • ' I •-.' . • g 14 e1 01t iiiif of the . 42,. - The Vl_itisnalits of Is. oter Items' oh have heee elf . reneutly' sod ..,tuiti: eh l tweblle, that nit whisrhetratr.. tg,Wir.keettitildelafth •1 mstec . • 1 ibutla . , it•...; 71 • • dOttil of facia.- • • litn..RolotATlO sad Mr: A doLr was ocedklotled lbsipsesecti tletts, and Mr. Anistaws the defence... .. •-!., at • stt.‘ ~ ... II swili_be recollected that in the mosnlegOttelli'Me..Sol dt l lints *minded, • sarpenter's stock and ceotre hit were picbeal up, ender the window et which he was wounded. • 'Nhte-snp. Plerneill was traced to the possession Of the priaelier..tsna was onp of.severel carpenters' toolisthien frOto,h.Mr,lopci= lattiOttsepenter at Oeptthrtl. When ihe Pritotier wes!ip. peahen ed,t,to 16ide I statetneatot feat, musty Kchlitetil i tiOii.eOptistallited. %The 'prisoner wail fullycorbipteci' tat. dial On t s e litlikot January. OA lite,Stb, the nag triteil tlitihwi vetelied'ilettet (reit the ptltouttr, , nealin 41tekriser..ttf, one ot , theiket the oat& best id 6 sista- Meg i toosike. • Accoedl OOlodel'Vbrlta sad ilre; • ne7l,lhitifsgistrates 'Clerk;. went thaell to Maiell 'stole gaerelethelle, and stir thellpvlsonee, When Mt flee+ posed •le *eke. Si i diclehell cid respeeting the tm dourder. He He • wigs distiemtly.toldoevorromd ever agab4., tha state ' he could make coul4 avail him to defeat the course of jut. en tice. lie than'seisl: that he ho Isliteetatanient. w pale .tillpltintjo dsw ,Itioal ular,Py. s hod:that- tiopld,3osodrait.- twit apse wpproier Itlnst,tiel,,acc.otwitliert.77Agamt 'hp wa disatll tol.L. that bad n cowualltedlwir teelidi t a Ofi ddiis which I tiatla *I theinia4a.of the iii• kfittis; add that ra y'sitsment hi 11411111 then makp'veilii dise receliedi *Oat him. Netwlitnetsndlitg• this wernittg,. hp Midi 1 full 'confession, • that hii vile end of a • Potty of five 0 sit; *eh who enacted Mr. Satth'e house ' curate night lit o tes.: tint; for the ptieposeof :robbieg it ; tint he bad' : us ,tbe centre hit above meadow:lhr Awiengst..ther4lol4l, mese Pio'. 9pybevifi 9( the deceased. aed thoki o .o 4 ft gm* votiii 40 Per - s ' sow, who actually, dia.nna, __o4.:Alla.,l'iblii TWO,, murder. I li ARP" rf a "".. thfrf,;(titictio-,xlickii9r , .1 each' hod tien onerad for .too epgrf pliplqn . lla .IA9I I A. ,1 of ally tittliaaftedairrtiiiipticated Its MR Mittel entsem(i,d4 Ilan; 14,01 e: N ellie t the' deeetiietV,lll‘ Illii:el:talliftli eott. vitul-fltellie ar Imerisliini.'r OW O.StltAif lima iiief aMtoigheatielii:Walf palittelied , in rite riginft:l' rccitlug the circumstances of the murder, that rewards 111 , \1 crept of MO. had been tottered. aid then promising the •es.•phrdon to any of the pieties corcerned in the offence. u'striuld eve evidence against any of his accomplices , catif the band that actually Seed the gun. . statement Asbestos, Mr th e rtisciater, contended' thet lite statement wedeln the prisoner to gaol was not admissible 411intWenee against hire, and must be considered es protest. oil by the Kiag's proelamstion as referred o. • ,_.• ! adh Anot.enus answered tbe objection by t o Yieg tees the 1 stalerAat a s made notwithstanding the repeated Potion •titat it would not avail him, and consequently could not be affected by the King's prt clamation. Mr. Baron GRAHAM said he should admit the evidence ; but in a ease of this description he ehould hereafter delibe izst te with other authorities on the pnint, and if the result Id be favourable to the plisoners be should have the of it. ..t i The prisoner said nottinl in his defer. d e nse, and the rr. The Learned Jonas summed up the evi cry found the prisoner Gulity--Deatb. Th e sentence was respited for the present. ______...........---••••••-_____ t•,. ' i • • •; • ''..--- ..-...--- •ffliPit AND•MtiRDER O N BUCKLAND-HILL, I• .i.i •: --vs-- • 1 1 croon mug TAtlitTqf COIDRISIO • T 5111110,60 e event continues to occupy the moat earnest attention of the pobile, end perticularly of the neichbon earnes t attention in which the atrocity was perpetrated. Elizabeth ,Trimisp, ths•untirtunate girl, who was no more than 13 years and 3 months old, was brutally violated before the villain consummated the full iniquitf his diabolical resolution of , tanedering ber, width, as we ofre stated, hof accomplished .1 by cuttiog her throat, SS as completely to aver the wind- pipe. &mondial , sly on discovery of the body. many per sona or respectability, assisted ' by the local magistrates, It , =tl a most diligent investigation into every el v es.v I which might tend to discover the perpetrator 'relonimuniiation having been Made to Mr.Poel, the Ilona fie. `erectarrof State, notices were issued, offering pirdon to any la concerned in thesarder, not being himself the offender. ile. should discover hisaccomplia, and a award ,of 1001. was SIS 6 offered on adriction. 'Taunton. the row-street *Ricer, immediatelftenderod his services, and arrived iota !Iseigitinistritooil *ore he Mili remains, purseing the farad ', gation,,ap new facts tonspire, which are daily developing littlnaelges. - - . . i i tligirel gersOns *re taken into custody before the arri- Skil oflauoton, aMoug whom Was Willa Flood,* young .n. ,y of 'age; a labouring setant, and inmate of Alt; Stabile Wyatt, g farmer of Ruekltind , . This Man. has relfhlitsght'uriky Mr. Wyatt from Ms Insfitood, and hay og•reortged a•dreeid education, was Appointed to attend land Insteuot ••the childralts the Sunday School at But:e land, ware the unfortunate Elizabeth assembledals mmatty •ameeded.:. Wijets. Aut . Our, wer ..11914. the bloat, so . thei lsp.dy, Flood admitted that bak, !111 USK Sr vomit ''w,bere the warder was cons isit,ted, and thi ,10 ,heatd screii,as, bat thought they proemoled ironi l'epttligeni no great distance. Thls fact he bad.prevlotely con asibtttt'i, which, together with the as certained rtumtaned of hlshaving returned to his master's/ house at be hour s unusually late on the night of the mneder; and his refusing to explain the cause of his absence. axed -general suspicion 'Mod him. and lie was consequently ape prehensied but after as examination by the Rev. Dr. Pal- Mer,that seateman waste impressed with the opinion of his innocence. that Fe was immediately discharged. Other gen tlemen, who had formed themselves into a commitlie on this. sithiect..were not satisfied with the correctness of the worthy Magistiate's decision , and on the arrival of the omcer fi f o r m London - , Flobil was again taken into -custody, and still re- -mains* prisoner, closely guarded, iu a small room at the :Orree,n Dragell'lnn, Combo St. Nicholas, aborit a mile and a bag frets the Spot-where the horrid deed took place. , The prisoner has been eeeeee l times examined, and on Sa tads', last. W. -Manning, Esq. Sir W. Pole, Rev. Mr. Fest log, Or. Pala's. and W. Tacker, Esq. attended as magis trates, to further the investigation. •Several new facts have 'ranspired, and the prisoner was remanded for further exa 'nation. . .. , I the persons apprehended on 'suspicion of the murder. •• Flood; were,_ after due esamination, discharged. • —__—. • - - • • . .-----. POLICE. . • • L . it lq orsiomoss.—Thonula neat w as chtirgid Whitt bevies defrauded Mr. Cooke, of. t f kriloi.dr ;ad Me, Cedes, of No. 39, Old Change , otaltalle, Baadieakend-', kerchiefs, Irish linen, silk parses, Lc:. Esc. to a icinitdei able auteentt.• • • :ea i ti Mr. Cooke s t ated th at the prisoner had li .0 e iervite of Mrs. Priestley, linen-draper, of Cavaden-tewn , who was in the ha bit of dealing with hi m , and hat ce lled at his WarehOUS O for articles upon her credit. — The prisoner, however,-alter he had Jeft Mrs. Priestley, Continued to take up valuable goods in her pame, and ;;thtdoeis produced a tong list of the in of which he bees defrauded. ~14g..110t0i stated that the prisoner had been to his ire,mhenap t . toy Mate -.Priestley , aw l contioued to r e present busl e r h. ts dianstw:l from her employment, until he get • ' a food deal of.property into h is h an d s. rdettpenny, the officer, deposedobat he went In rani' intuitive of• snfinnation 'he had received to the *rows Bear, in now - s t re et, the lower part of which is a publio: Aousg,guite distinct from the upper, which is as hotel ; and ider the care of three respectable females, nho Herr O p their hp:lsere nightly, for fear of the bed-clothes. He desired to be admitted into room No.B, but one a udio- , of the goardiatts of the house r efused., Upon seeing bis r,ity, ;however, she ran to consult the spsterhood. hut. be • put h i s shoulder to the door, and.entered without much , eppoSition. Upon the chair, - tithiti, and 'under the bed; he found a gr eat q uantity of the property of the 4We" The prisoner lodged is they room,. and stsaiin iliac: habit of paying 2i. a nighp.for.hirt hod: . , .„..,1, / ihaw, a bird-fancier, said he porchased a hoopla of kerchiefs,hand and * 'Wiw i , from the prl s tindr. under the iiiPiisi l M oo thathe was a part oei of Mrs. Priestley* of litbssithe Miso said he was brother. • : tp ,had ( ; li, ia i Mr. Cooke stsi d ha bells the last - wieas Itionscleutdoesh,r but Mat'iorry to declare that the ere had hid near/ °thew* ; one of them having' puitliesed IttioSe',Cituablel,itteini, at • A shanselil price, Which was rettfghod :014smeis .thattlitpresperte wia co nsidered as / 14°V1h • ' . . ~, , he Lord IdeVisit'did 'Acterited,C ltalia .0C; that' per iestisignitt tif .‘ epositt,efieservell' te - be' irritedei,, tad . ; Air receiving stolen goadt.'-glet ordered tat the' ispWibrienni i shoutd atteud on a future dm.. The prisonerwaspotinsied• . • , ~r -, .___,. ' 844 'Si stie'r.---Tlittritra; eteetting, .Geoli liftoff, a man of colour, was brouglit before Str 'g.' Bißilig; charted *sif;tb the emennission of a `highway robbery, M ist tended with cirostaviences of great cruelty. . ,ple Treaclet9t tqa Jairti,§fying, .a poor mats, best dotiiii' with age and lidrinity,,and'etill suffering from the cruelties practised upon him b Ilinsewhorobledbitn.lits sotetnent was, that he w art Trade a gardener. (former ly a illfit) trilded at erontersmitb, and that he wasin'the reedlptlef a lased weobly itipeed from a Gen 0terf"1.14.1540400". . 0 " oraajoir, about a fortnight h44.(405tR1V1L 0 $43.1C0 to Keetington to receive ' /f t; lily money, in . .ti Whit afterWarda to the Goat public-hou 4 e , Ili) Higliitreet, tif Afresh itimielf.• Ilia prisoner anti Ouse ot hem; Mt iiiiekney-Ooactinten, were drinking there, anii,Seit.ng srt; Ant°. convey/ladies with- them, in the .cect.o%g 41* w e d ol ° . f i e t rO n, A° Pe o f f a i l l old ;Intr: m o t., li P . ,c 11.. is . to .are... one . o .. t the paity.V# ~. y . !,, t 4.. . %,, Ay bgaiiall, and . that b i e, ' t we e { titogALl . . 141 • Roz..l!loll4*.i',l.i.Pubile-houlie De 'tween .iiitilitoti rind hotgistebridge: Searing. seld he" . weekl.ge:lltat night wasif biahibutlie, was tou old,. io ii rCf : MUMS emfas shoals • talky Whole..pirty said they would I , accompany and protect hlams-da ogee which he thank ': lutiy asoopti4t !Iliwy:litt:oialkeel some distance along the. tOsii,. ondita' Mr' • , s hall; tilted , they suddenly 1 trilipierirpliiir lit4li fit (cite "of themtell upon him, lirsthisn inlio diCisrti atainifit,' MA' t.ded . his pay ', Iteti Of lilt th e lUoui t iiio. ki d. Which; liorr:lfer. *men nted .0?4,t,c0 ..6•.i. in stSitr. Tho. lea lalispg , she ground, 104 twmaiii.i riti,brokin. MC 14*(1440 oeftrely, and Imalsoala,other pans of Itis, ponies; . -. '.l,w , Vie Omar, vexisfaualKke.— • 1.: at Lo. •. 1 L I, ; 4 -.7 1 , • • • . . if • • • • NUMBER SNS ' • - . RANK OP lICNO rKT 40VBKNOK iW • id:iiNOLAND no *II be held tt i the Init. from ten 'o'clock In the foi -4 been; to take a BALIJOT Itt , •. - • "We Ilte r porbereigoed Pro *mired rimpediititek mock, de meet fore t ifctid of Flyer! NATHANIEL OUNDKIL.. . JAMES NtSBETT. k • 'vii:TNWA YTEIt. *: ' JAMEA PARKINSON: GEO. REVELEY4 •