The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-13 00:00:00

I ; i COUitT OF KiNtett BENCH.—Jan. li. —sope—. • . ram gnu e. Towage. JAMES lAMBIC . .:hef il th i4 4 ,wp•mikimAidisest igaiaat the defendant fur a 1,104 ,104 m4...enypi perjury, assigned upon an AV 410- of it* Allikb2 OP ilefendatu, on tar Pik el . wherobY bo deposed that ;he Rev. Burg* Mllo,toge won nwhitg sum of lOW., being Ow! * rind 1 1 0 . 11 " 0, . .:51: 41. 04.0ear. is meat. ut a festelo. goagep it; ,pg. ,detaisad isy the defendant so • flitreenotor4, that • she previewer ba l d sot. ten. da opt tattooer, dm Dumper mei CninpanT it ter` • floi of ,goolassdio plums ii.oreuL Tbe assagomnot IV ... . ii iitat the wusecriter woo not indebted to rani o ill, 1; aqui u( Mi.; sad second, *bat he -sad' of -1..• t ao **A•selti tithe Arfplidallt a MI. of Set . • ea. Ii waive of 0 .4 lior*4 *,ptirCUPPlP•ai of the ash of Rnglantl, andp_theq troonliiiPemo_ll: i t Amite !4.ll.hefgrrthe sMithioILIPPM MIMI* 4 git .9 1 11 1 1 6 4 04 04 1 . OMB's •:.. t !?. •t- g• ... .1 • . • Tt.7 7 -1 1 , • - WM I.1• 6 14 1 41910 4 !•41 1 Bliet ( 1 #4 51 4 0 1 11 Tart idr• SC43 - 1 JAM Aff'• 0144110./94,310,. iktatrooh) MOW the oilea ,lat iho.prepegwarki _TlitegbAnnee of tie moo quited wiritrrbillt, do‘ntdop.thelng lessee nalhaitilltegoire -s____ __•.' itirolier4ere 0 1 4, 4 4, itnerist go, . wet ! I .J . a giE l ef- . 4 l l l l l 9gri al ?. tilt its. Allf• Msselirs.44.ll4•Ategf Pm assns. t he latter covenanted to ills coMehic la ta ilkolaggeL , pie_infesdasS WV let. iii4he 01111104 aurae loop. and s inker floridity, u la ihe lease woo &covenant of fortehure. is Peva if the noopsfonaasea -of Divine Service is thensagetos aquae Sahbatb during the term dandled. 'At tilltions W. MI, half a year's rent was dote to the iftelikellerit.'•and 'lusts' . Interview between V. Masten • tlso 'feedlot's i t isz ey, in December follow in g, it -- • a ',fiat Mr. ottlimald pay to the defendant ' I i : a "' 'V • ii 5 0- giving Ms etknit (Or the. i ' islifelo repilii: he This sum mr. Misters' offered to pay by a check *dills bankers; hot the atibr., •&ovir not heihirtintirid - wildb a vele*. tweet . ..Ott to get! , • ow. Next dui; ifs. 'shingles', limiseif niado•a forint!, uvula of the we", to she aktfesdank bet hi refitted. to: tube ie. Ntit oitheroadi me Ail* the ilifileidahl. bit Frtilay' •thotith ofJoatiary. 'mod* sift alithriisiltdilitStollieb thEposjory Woo seeivoied. ' A writ Waiieltht thilnew the trams day. mil lir. Harris was snit* WINN ' 110.. Mamma arrvelediiis ii. Saluda, eveldtim-ia time bop... as was suggested, that •he 'Odd not petal* bik'ohd thereby count Mss. hmok tlitoovenant respOttliag the 'performance of Weise SktVief. • The proseettite, heti *vet, was not amostedostil the hfoadiy followlOgg Obis he wee (Mita le &Italian hos& 0 - 4..f.b.,, • After bearing eiisfeees floe the prouention; iiiloislit was suggested whether the principal - eseigument wf ' perjury— nuitelt, that respeethrg the tender of olio "K she Reek of Ragland, coat be isOppOrted in pdidt ' lif la' t ; mid cetera/rat to •am But•liteettictlen Alt;' DJ. Iline. 3, and to Ale DO Mee. Peat • I and 2 tfect.'l. • 'llyi the former it id i sit ded,that kW Wait s &to ba . bboll4 hail bra debt 'to heads"; ant its• BA' Witilleiosif. any Bank of Rog rad Duos le neguitived hiliMlllllfailt. ordebt, The toter statues. whim* Motet, gatitilash payments.repeal the trUse. S. in certain protibidoi, sod asearst other*. that realtameallt"'lllribirirth tesidehof Sobel Roglaodwoeitt. 1 .• • l'• ' ' ' l . •)$ 3 "' The lair thst ast J Nun, lifter kohl rag 1, WO WM. ••aimse of lime mire, etinetee, • Wig oirteirof OphitOit lb at pedal., esaaW set bn isdrieteiren in'iniviseeetfili And maseeenenry istatement IM' ill depeitdion. ibeigli Ail vele 'it be false. Ups* tbatpuel et Ibe indielesesit tidnik related to the tender. it warrolOsit aim the defbadidfiedb entitled to an acquittal.' 111016, 1 11' II the 'Aber foist: Teem of perjerailigsbely; that if *MI of 10.1. win ! dee front .Al r. tietative t• Ike defraud: the pniseeuttfel Couplet ewald 'badly 4 4 V iiiit dooetetfoti . ..oleos the, sappueed It em qiis WOW Al: indict ment 4 7 for trooldurt Me modem & pecans Who] swore to a UMW"' of debt. though the dame 401 not owe his oWintilli: The dr% might be good in. law, 1 and though the drlsitm might plead a net off in the re. l doetion of the deist, • obeli It .came to be enforced in i a Court of law ; still sub &deposition. merely fur the: 'purpose of holdinetlie party , I. • ball, wield net support an enticement of perjury. Now, in this case. it op :peered that there were cross demands, and the precise 'asioant of the defendant's demand had bre. matter of 'dispute. On these grounds It appeared to his Lordship .that the defendant was entitled to an acquittal. Mr. Common SCIIJBANT and Mr. ADOLPIWIII for the defendant, were not milled upon to ge into their case. The C•t1,11144 for the prosecution yielded to the ruling of the Learned Judge, and The Jury, under his Lordship's directions, found the defendant—Not li•iiity. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS. Sstortiav, Mr Aoot.ruus addressed the Bench, wbich was very roll, to the following tffect —lie had been in formed that a man named Atride was detained in neat lion limier sentence of imprisonment passed upon him the (ley before in direct opposition to the law. This ex traordinary prnceeding it bee me his duty to notice for the nurpose of inducing the Bench to repair es much as lay in their power, after the infliction of a injury, the misehief occasioned by their departure from a great - g, 1 principle hitherto held inviolable. Atride and a gentleman of high rank and respectability were in cluded in the same indictment, and the defence of the ill, involved the defence of the other. It was considered necessary to remove the case by a wilt of certiorari into the King's Bench , and Mr. Harmer ac. reorlingly sent the necessary authority to the Sessions license by his clerk, who handed it up to the Bench be fore the Jury were charged with the defendant in cus tody. Of the eff-ct of a writ of certiorari, no lawyer liv ing could entertain a doubt. Burn's Justice, and Haw kins's Pleas of the Crown. which were known to every one, distinctly stated the nature and spirit of its opera. Lion ; but, in the teeth of all authorities upon the subject the Bench had thought proper, to try the defendant Atride, who, in consequence of the absence of the intend ed defence, wes convicted, and thus became the victim of a o 't trial, constituted (*ram non judiee, and open etidet.Le not co gnisable in any Court of Justice. The moment the writ appeared, it put a peril to the authority of the Bench. The name of Atride certainly :vas not specified io the writ, but it was comprehended in the word " another," which was stated in conjunction with the name of the other defendant, who teas the principal. Now, when the indictment was removed with respect to the rind pal,it followerl,invariahly, that the accomplice was as eff.cinally independent of the Bee. Ch. He (Mr. Adolphm) should Wallet have, interfered to prevent the hut, es he wtS,.i Mtatned at that time, the deli• coy which it wee res• Mary to observe towards the B -ncli, nits an imptiffruent to him in doing that which it is as now • hecOme a duty to him to do tmely, to protest against such au infringement of the Mr. CONST (the Chairman) —Mr. Adolphe', it was a p •y you did not as ao Aided: Curia mention the oh j c. on yesterJar. r. ADO'LPJCS. —All that was necessary was done by ii!-. Harmer, who calculated so firmly upon the ed-rt of t•••• writ as not to take any further notice of the ease. A :though Mr. Harmer was not engaged to defend Amu', o mild have defend .4 him, so important Seas the event ce a trial of one to that of the other. 'lt was a most un fair and ertpl procee.ling. Mr. CONFT.— I desire, Mr. Adolp'..os, that y o u w ill not led lir in it invective against the Bench, to a how you a improperly attribute motives by which it is iniposai. *VP s" s'• o•ev can he influenced. Yon are not to con. • - der your :1: at liberty to usher in your tnotions with TM ST, Meader of half an bout's length. if you question the propriety of what haellillfei done. you had. better Postpone your obeotweffilefrw, aid Mato tbers is the pry per Plum , : l!tti a. . . :'-•.":. .4• 1 ~.! . . Mr. Awatowwla till' bar men 4;* - nostabo:erlossier illieeltal: improper NNedsesteihr,Beselti belt they had, without doubt, acted against the law. .Mr. Cohan.--Tbe cue woo treoted WV* as 13""t" of consume arena aro "small, treat's'. The prosecutor was asked whether his witness were reetky, agid no gen-, Heenan if the bar Oak say "liipalittllAljecilrficeedint le the trial. Mr. AnoLywitii, afar some fitA ly ier O . i b l ie4 . . 4101 1 11. :. , 0 1: : aided by moving,' after declariag..ikat no man lit the World. had .More rrasolS,o ColiPioll . of 191! float than hlsolent, that /Wide* 04,14 bo &Toth Ancaairmaul of Wridy Witlietut bait. ' ' . Ilfr. ALLuv, In sdipogil, i niht cation, sal. • , convinced the Bench - hag' ... piWir the erroneous i ' P re ' esi , 61 0 64 writ Arnl l o4-*;l44§f r di f t•Q' lli tt MOW. 'PI 4.. Aiiiw„ltpickisohgrefb".l7ll hay - PI 644•6150.4 Off-A;PIANififaSS 4O 0 ;MAW' 41 r ; 4 4 t e 4t:t '' • 10 in i ag gl i gie4lll44 l 4: • :.: '• . : 'pewit . deal ar a me... o a vigc,fi .., . , .1 Coo r. ..yl,erjappt, Lgmlail. ' , "I"' Coil 11_•._ r eeinitur elPP °ll PitA k fe. !a, /t; t; PIM Ishii. ' ' ET: it ~ 4, ivAtneseled,' and t ic T lil • - 'Wa ll •, ~ • t Mr. IL L iii •,., 11) . a 4 thi.Caus . bad: been iiiptopor_y in, Ai %Mull, was p r . tainfy tit' ilea - pen dejbe 1. MN' a • . the agoichlty., It was, however. the prevailing( opiolos tbai tki wilt be dsit He sotriaddelitsaiant abstain ' 'lli Sit; the Broth dead not wen thu writ. If Mertes. Ail/Might titre • pied teliffeeout coin% bar 'Hi "Wirdlet having two give% Haat Intiegyomodr.ti o t billffdtiot I,o* Ir. Wee.) , inl etleittot is. :: , 't ~. l A N 4 0.,• ,'..•. !(••,• 1 4 . ..ilrlikiellifitudefilsedtel' Milifilltiget l clety NO • tN OH ' ' • -A'' i .., , 4.011 at ivotesan .:or 1 4 .aitiqi We-t VAW Rea we! , ,,rr . .140-71 r 1 .. . ::.', 'WO 'ft . ! . ~e):..0 1, , il:v.•••-• , 1 . •... ii *-.4 Itetreittiteirs ' ',Al t 4010.4 .1 1 1111141 slit*. '. ~. '44 '• ," --Ellitt iv ON to nee g. g o 4.oit, r • Pi t t ras iFiir ..,,,—; v., ...:•:.1.„; ; 0,11: l ir ~, r „ pas, • segig aggro* tool) • landittnemilinakn 1 1 1 a% Jail; 'ARON is the m,sset womelsebb 411wersw." .•They,. dyiugobell , isim r a peewee packvad 1 *Avows denim, randal;wvet 'dims; by Lai been it, 'venter *Mhos, oraltWo.o wed viasellittit. tat Wily; ' bit bus 'revolted fa tbleirlfbmit trebtrifib daft inwiteffer ' gatr goiteidoi4 ti Plidilslike,' eftiliaialf; *alb, • soar as he wept, mid Novelising LW ***idly g ' Rery village Vy-tbi itay: 1 lvdsPeirtinier, hi' 1411 1 *alit donkey and bought a mule ; and, travelling on /owl ' alasiodow;beigebeed at the bonlietbittidrheflin °Ulla/ rimialiasidesglegtoeteeet. 96.01104,4 M ' the eionterlt /PM* isec i .,l Musa Mn Phelbh o"tiallulhan bolsi_ gallly A l iegunk,e/guebrotrilkonvotliennide, beelmight be" kit ibis lesdneroule be ode; soder oblieish sod 414*MP eipelliaktmesso; Mr& Pbotios: Ofteallwgisso Eternised fee4t: jer at •tho vjgbasst am: Su . 1 Mr. 'Psi $ Ora win pot Idbi Mull II iiil WAN stlnaliattlesilfah HOU itailte it 'llia. • bide ofs Mel iplovissvubbad hdowegystitord it on Mid: Ain *mit, mar' tut•anloy• Maul. skit siotatAkkitte +whiskey at.ilio•Chsenrainseietsfouswiturtbe'essitit: ! dit ibielsamichossos be , famsd , 4lo;favglo' Warship INV. and He wkilegy.eo the beet "awe.' thuds MIN IMA smug e, astiliiwiy of Membstwe'tlinaielboostsibe lei, ale bilk HUI wleildahish -tabloid - wily, tottiobkin, 1111 the, reemod timbiimiddlel; sod at iltte isle o'rboittioged to his bed, at My. Pbelins tritidligbeel'i,-eltb; vi , biselt op aud me espy pwites—haelmr lo=credeu soireteigemboilMics lees him II at break o' day , thick to saddle Ids .ale sad fop k ga fa' the town; but tits 1410111110.114011 'O l, Pi l ett'n whet.. _ 6.1..14110 so:•_. : -,': • '- . ,: The macktrats. eisdokthsillb Ws. •al his loaa, end peotansended him to be Moillilithebllla his property it future ; and theaasiiitl mu Ade'tlallitahaa what hod become of the mule? '' Ye're,,,,honatur's,axiog,,me about the sattle 4 4 wolfed Mi. Jr . thahow9h,..t," 1 fumes nothing shots lope at s a -41arrin' Pat 1:16 , . 4. 4*yrit l et, t h e atablc,klops4 1 6 w , wrth:sk . .. „, .„* , ,„ ~ ' " the ANkiC4 • if* . It ~ ritit: . 444lq . ' . :461des r. 444 ill, Worsldf...„., .' , , ~ .• . . 0 . , „ ... , • • "...Them are littl e ' Mils etfdilTnll : WI ti t mtues-e isiktas.your honani,as ran p .. Im ' ,htlri iswllltgft v le ten ;Hoot ; and I tobiLidet r ailii,fg okuriol%.lMlft f dein a bit of a locktbirtls t:W. templia, t • tlitt doer, your honour: an Pat, says I. bey pir. • ?WA 1, 1 , 4 0 1.5 9 I, or he'll be off may be; an be won* t your our. as as she was—" 18 Was what?" • . . , “ etr, your honour. sure enough—that's the mule, your honour, bad luck to her !" One of the patrols said be bad beei called in by Mc,. Pat Crawley, upon the discovery of his loss, and he had examined Mr. O'Callegbao's premises in ceneequence, and as there was no other wayfrom the stable hut through' Mr. O'Callaghan's hones, he was of opinion that thp mole could not have been taken away without Mr.flea) laghan's connivance. Mr. O'Callaghan declared hi knew nothing whatever of it, and his Worship might hue six months' earnakter of him any day in the week. • His Worship, however, told Me. O'Callaghan that be must either find the mole or embalm la, custody ;, and INV left the office under the sorielllioee of die officer•aud Mr. Pat Crawley himself. - - -'• • HATTON NODS N.— OD Saturday. Mr. Williath Foote, Ale and Table Beer Brewer, Southampton Mews. Nor Road, appeared to answer 2 informations lodged against: him by the Officers of Excise; the one for sealing est table beer without the requisite certificate; aid thei other for not having the letter T. fosse inches le.r., marked upon the table beer casks. The penilty..lu. curred is 2001. for each offence. Two Excite Officers proved that they saw the defendant's dray leave his pre mises with four kilderking or casks, of eighteen roles! each, and they followed the same until it arrived at the ' house of Mr. Breen, a publican in Addle Street, Aide manbury, where the casks were delivered, and pot into Mr. Green's cellar.—On examination, the T was ohlifer. ated, and the eaalts marked with chalk XX, which means double strong ale ; but upon tasting the contents of the casks, lit was funnel to be only table herr. The defend ' sat accounted for no certificate having been sent not ' with the beer, an there was no ink at hand to fill up one; and the other offence was committed through the nettli. fence of his servants. He, however, pleaded guilty, and the Migistrates fined him in the rutugated penalty I of lilt for earl, i.tr..nroe. MaRLEI , ROUGH STRRIT.—A porter in the employ of Messrs. Horne snit ti,Jden Cross, Charing Cross, VI ill tioed 13s and cost-, for improper delay in the deli very of a parcel belonging to Mr. Bronghton, a banker in the coontry. The defendant on being fined, said the Art of Psrliaineot Ahmed him Seven days to pay it in, and he wnnld aril himself of the time. Mr. Dian. on referring to the Act, found it was so, but hoped Mr. Brosightuo would Out neglect to enforce the puturnt. lie. li. said he certainly should not, and that he was determined to pettish every offence of the kind. as he suffered consideraldy in his business by those detops. He wished the Sae to be given to the Middlesu Hos. pital. IMPORTAVT TO PAWNIROnCniI...An application was on Saturday made to the SiiingMagiatilide. at Marlins. rough Street , for an neder to compel Alcssri. Chaffer and of Week Strt et, Suho, pso obrokeis, to rewire t 4 Captain Wilson, foot table-cloths, his property. Mr. Grodrielt etttlided on behalf of Olinda Wilson. who dated the eirenumesnee the latter op 4 of April. Of begionieg of May last. Vapitio John Peter Wilson : of the Hythe East Indianians. sent hit wearing anparel and linen, v. the ammot of tlltt to a Mr. Jam's 'Wilkins, of Doi* Mow. lia•-hney Fields. a bleacher. to ''IM; eitha rdvil a t e ri baring lost-their c e twur, frdtia being studio ato to the East:s ( he bowl' . keen satisfied. helnformation be had received, of his integtlty. In t ti/rly_part of Gecrailier last. as Vaptain Wit" , 'yea oing attOther'ioyage; be sent a man, named 81 eh. with an order for the goods; upon producibg fele'tvraPPM'lntslug. he said that thiltiltitis had ovir saline him: lig hail hen obliged to paws than 1 and be gave the deplititea -op.• Oa perusing the duplieales. a part of the articles wets found to have been onward ff.Ath'ilfe.efaptekalkro yid -Mill, on. tkets, of May, .for 1/ 4., in the name of Wilson. Application was thee ' 'Made to 'the Iftglierate for a search s arrant, under the - rl'h SIP lad PA George IV: rep. 99, wMelaetas Iteutteds. 'sod Weetrott.. owe of the wiares el 0dAf111t100514.44401te root. ortloolPooio4 itj 1 0 411 kg, ' lll pelt shop, sho e upon. his producing the dopl t c p les. gave otilbe tale ease`was then aujotiri4d II Mtilififlpr; fdaistAt Wilson Ind• bietteirtitd, together wi t h 4 Voiloosts Allthadhr; 'seri titee..osits4l,' anti they isiettled the willole PPM IMptiffil/o gee •1 Mows. Chld• ( r.roi Hs It !Mk Irrod t asl - .lff sPin shed apparel; a tha t eon e. search pat : Vett might tli helve s'eiliitlii."- 2 1111ii t ilt &IVA inwister, J. 444 4 ,116 0, site' shditi issintssiiiddetlMil• martelos of thotsituasask Ousts( iii;tasdellioighte 4 • 401 11 ' 1.714141 14 0 oft.Appro!L ae . lbw MV.WI I OO4 O /f/te MY k " vec th en ""' i.,lt "I rirlx " • tf i N St this'o(lll9; OM a din Salted ' !taps?. int ;Oho& 'Mai Med Ai fier.hosband; •Sapsford sd Waal, ghee en IMO loPthalit ffeOtoi4 4 to *at Of demi bott * 4 4 *MAW 'lll4tPispl a i Yeaa if 6 „ e agistr es *plied f was notiistare tha t bad thiliitteduhrieskillf tel ti iliportatidi4 , loth his forgifivarifa bAsigieltt livierfoulc.sei , 1,, ,sn o t 5010.hg : cossiegfetbi•Araiwilwolaicam14 ftwiritairy” hip 'OA ait br"iffoWC I MIPIPPRI I cosiest; th is, WO . g to prove, to Wilt' Wade Coistiirit 14; abdoriiii eke Iliawlt Hit! terepitief stairpoisei perivelreoboiaseneedali Oa* oast Aelielloo.o in 1815, ;sltiford.llo is and ilk as a asmointion .01 the fin OT aia!roair, dish Via 6g ; she was toleielie !Ds. is Mahe gitit strikes. - TIN sertruordftraft sortialwell-aliveeisysies. signed by TAioweedi Rfce, that mersaer 00*. acid ,pektliosod whose mark appeared to if. , • .4viost The Magi*rotes and, expmmtpi pi thl k an• Msitmetfilit sitls elitritteltaihit t efeetitelgs; ly .*Warthi ifstamitassitt of At u . -10 o eiAhatt of ellereftvas. . tat preresearsYllogillei [ri - /ea ,; 'tit! • ' On Wollilia!fey tatio"gailiirtAß/ 2 has rfia Nt, illisWWsiley fasyg *soo t thldat; charged litirgtara' BrOslifk - e' etif . ld u ire prats of alto: with MAE lisseeff fatt.. l MePi/Weiss* lffellitegfil-chinly =trifien•tad l'intatski# 0" - 4 100 00"llitt 44 /filio1W: asidmo:o I a -td :!. A is•am 114• 1 9 6 44 ipvo klartOpflaiwAN *as set itgarl'' In ti ff I'- 1 . 1 tirs'lM4lo 4 l .."AtaDi.474.—OnPrititty selijilglifotaeSlCli*eite loft teiffetteerlit a house o'nbouroe'llitin;-•1111' the* its yours old. named Asti I,lbaifiel4l, - holiesele elotbraertes lirtifoil woo sertrwtjae mei eovrtulohlie, Afailt aRTIE aI emir/ 4. 4 ,4 Ask A 1 ,4 no avail, a. O. chuff was so readtnily •coechefi g . at she did saMe 'aftersociii, a Ifinenel&Htnitt69l a pant ebilii.'ahoott eight 'row:of& wfsba.minuisfillso. its Towerwteeet. Chiellevein..Whine mother bad onlg, haft the roomllal boy it cwt. MIJIMAII deavuoring.to keep a youngex i sister fro, ire po ker fell out, and let the clothes la a &lake g siellifiCeisel ran in en beerier the screisms of the rli she, Ind &ire* 'a budget of wane*• ogee the little creature . , lest , tsi , td grst tour not till it bad bees too muds besot rive. • 31:1 An Inquest was held at Conndon, near this city. esta Satneday Inst, on the body of .M;ry Jordan, whores severely burnt on the Wederulay preceding, by her shawl having caught fire fri* a dandle which she bad pissed sear her when Is the imistryi • the deceased • hi. e•-red till the follosrieg fridevani.then eapired. Verdict. Accidental Death.—(Coveno././fiegeld.) o n Tbu r sdai last, an inquisitiotT was taken at Spald. Wick, before Mr. Pierson, otKittatiehoh: Coroner of the Kindred of Ileeightonstonr. on view of the body of Jane Bright, surmil it/ years. It appeared the deceased had been sweeping.'" the hearth when her clothe, caught fire, ants that before any assistance could he given her she was an drea/Hully burnt that . ‘lse expired in great aguny ase this -Billowing day. Verdict—Accidents! Death. -4. .1 Brum oat Drxeuxo To Flaw..—On Thursday night, betwoettro sod eleven o'clock. the neighbour hood of Green Bank, Toriley Street, ie the Borough, was thrown•iito considerable atarin.—A sea-faring man, earned Pendell Harley. lodging at No. 7,llreenhank, in • fit of temporary derangement..occasioned by excessive drinking for *mere! days, rose from his bed, and, Vter a fealties. search of some minutes for a knife, took a poker trona the fire-pliade, sad beat himself on the head with it' in m most determined manlier ; be afterwards stabbed himself no less thanydne times in the abdomen with a pair of scissors which were accidentally left in the 'apartment. A man ',belay in the rime bed, alarmed . at his wild and terrific conduct, sonztit hi s own sa f ety by throwing op the sash, and leaping into the street in his shirt, shouting " Help! Murder!" A number of persons collected, several of whom, assisted by Kenrick, the Officer, Who happened to be passing at the time, entered the house and seeurea the unfortunate man, who had stink down, literally bathed in his own gums., and conveyed hint immediately to ditty's Hospital. Yesterday an Inquest was held at the tieorge lon, St. George's Road, M anchester, on Ho bodies of four persons found deal on Tuesday morning, in a house in St. fleorge's Fields. It appeafral that on Monday evening, James Mullvany, a weaver, who rented a small house in St. George's Fields, placed a large chafing-disk, filled with glowinc• cinders, in a bed-room, in which lie, his nice, son, and three lodgers slept ; that about three o'clock the next morning, a woman who lodged in the next Toni:, was awoke by violent groaning. and having procured a light, enteaed the bed-room of the where she beheld the six inmates in the stories of death. She then left the house for medical assistance, noun noose as rival three of the unfortunate sufferers, Felten Mullvan:‘, aged sixty, Michael Muilvaity, tweoty one, a nd Itoisert Gillhans, aged sixteen, had expired ; and Hist a Iris boars atter Ann Nl•Nelly, aged sixteen, also .tied. The other two, ,P.snes Mullvdity a n d Ito iti t tet M'Nellv, eve are happy to say, are in s fair way set recto very. The Jory returne. l a vet liet that the deceased persons haul met with iteir death by collocation."— , (Stoti.vrt .likerarer.) • The iientleinan to whom the accident happened by the over urttioir or the Bristol mail, ,tear DrUi:lVid..oll Sunday night last, was Mr. F. t'a'ct, faieut.l4 the BStli . se w. He ties pi...needing, on leave of alotosee, time his I regt.in Ireland, to join his family in Devonsmie, ,vbea 4 the cccurrencetuoic place. COUN JAY MARKEN. -.......-- Aube Looms Coop ltarket oo Taeoday, the prices were-white wheat,.46 to 465, red ditto. 36 to 441., do, old, ns. barley, Ms. ,Oats, from 16s. tit to seventeen sloil/inti, Aattliosi, Conaddistkrr.-Wheat. 61. to 9s. Ilk pee load, lot 4y„ ah ; to alisegynts, 66 to Bss. per qoarter,brass, 44.2 , 1. per 41144, Imo, 44 ! 0.4 per bushel, tores,,43. 64, per bontirl. entedistitil Coitfiltiiiilki. , -Tine Cops Inipector, gave the followl•goramfakin Lae beat, 66% 7,1: %tile,. 27. 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OwAf 0130•Atb0 61 - Jae. t., - - &Ts 3:840 • 14IV 40 471 00,743 ilt aim ,a.-361 a a JAS. , , ewe' c •lw: 1 l ' lla . 1 I* * ige. , , ...2 ! ... 2 .• .i, • :. ~• .-ezwir I: no lie " I ner i I we- row ' "LI . ',NIP I.• IX ! f.rtMl.se seal/tel. 1 lweliß' Cionai 144 • '' i,i ,1 1, ,,, 0 r s.# .rair %iv . .fti / .1 !.• .. ' , . L, ! 1611 the 11th Inst. it t . (forge's, Rlnomsbary,,l4. Oiryttt l Zia iAs tltlt Nisi, it tlgioigel, lattromsbury.,fi. Mao. law of Tottenham. to Mims S.M. daughter of W.Wode son. Esq. Upper HedloYdsplllllll - : On Saturday•hut. Xt. Geonoura. Maaorer.sonars. Mr. l(mcky, of the Old Jogolleitor. to Jooot. eldest dao.ter of Sal ts' Perry. of Owl Mb itts4 es Sit Pillavis, 14110014)l Mt: VtAM niaiellivAr. 41, Wad • • 0110. FrldiNike Whet Joutwity. la the 541 year of .IPin WO, Lucy. the wife of the Rey. Freer. Miaow. of Caw bettatai-otreet chapel, Loadoa. Clo the bJ hist. Mr. W. Phllpot, of High Holbora, Mien- Ari Per: !1* 0 44 2 - 03 wilkoraey. The 11th Ina. Mrs. Milroy, wife of Tito istatitiliey; MON.'ef, George-y*4. towbord-street. sled 57 „. . 1 , , .1( Visid s4sartaga aft Paid= dcridnes. But Pilate 'fill not Stay for ail ans we.. • 'IMCAI•tron-Pirielt me. thronth the limits of yo•V Bs v‘latilble Plitt'. to offer *few preiiminary reeireit's• am gem usefulness arising to society .fro sultertising. the mire et nertsin maladies. by a pirticuler description Or medical pritc.titioners, who are frepteinly . stlemstised with tile etV thet '• disinterested taapoMere.' Tier. is a one or deader , . don to be observed. which appears evident trk no, and,l think would do so to othors, divested of prcjinline. that is, were the advertising practitioner a coescientiaiss mad, un sullied by avarice, always bearing troth for his motto, and who makes use o: an elveriseinent as a seWee to bring forth the objects of indiscretion. that pine In ndsery, and blush at the thought of lite'r use behi, known to their fa mily practitioner; and those unkapprobject• are brought forth, and restored to bootie, w ad itiq might have Items tuterificed, or left to waadvr their days to wretchedness.— An instance of which' I beg leave to annex to a !otter ati• dressed to Dr. 144, S. Deus-street, Soho. London. •• Sia,—Wheo I live reflected up 41 y.oir kit..lnesS, hu manity, sad liberality, to me, distressmi, sflictedmild fusions situaties, whoa after saveift for alaitionths exerts ciatiag tortures I cannot describe. an 1 which .had belied all the medical assistance I hid applied to foe•relfef, and when I was hopeless from the inettleasty of medicine taked in vain. to assuage lollsnonation still increaslag, ties succeed ed by gaugrene mortification, sad at last (Path staring me in the face. At this period of say disorder, I anti.lpated at no great distat.ce my dissolatlnnme ineritetst.. with all the attendant horrors which dent* present, to the .....nati mind. embittered by the lacetating eelleAjuy. ** Bathe tny foolish self'—.l say, when I reflect en such exertion, courtesy. slid liberality, when:l had no hand to assist, no friend to console. no means ot sieppOrt against Such a watil.inant disorder as that wit ch I laboured alder, and remember that I. your personal exertion. as far as human aid is cremrre.ol. I ant at this moment indebted for the lite I UMW 'Mini/. and for Ma health I am so Lally in possession of. t esnuot but lees I am Retina tmgratefui to you in not pehlishing my case to the world, or spra•ing in a inure pu Ulie Way U. y .ai LIC.IOIO. hole , to me that I have. . _ _ •• Ah. Sir, entiset..n. e makes cowards of us al:. Bit stilt I here thought a plait might he devised, in whir% this othiert r to me so desirable. se•ght be accompiisheil, and ter oesellt, nor only other* but to yourself toe felt ea extensively as I wish it l and therefcre if you think proper in any wry to mention etv case. so tar its to save tee all tile pint reheetsee must proditee ott loth. Subject. I anall °oil ire. 1 a t e dohs% part of a 'tutu i oisis'yk! toed &small part inleed I *eke/I##- ledge if 19 (for %sera Ito live tiers. and elperia.„ae .roll! than I have ever dOu4 of the enotendineci rcumitane-a of this li v e. 1 sin awnfreri bat 'tortilla* *Witt el ve from my minion , . n• cheer my aPiViti ape he, th:n the remember tole of a nisi which oal eels. to Ift . eV 1 0 Mr only with my lii.. 1 am, 81r, year's siikerely. To Hector PRrir, 33, Dean-st. Soho. Loodun : Edited, Printed, sad PubllAM, at the Oiler of "The fly.stssia ‘N" and " Tea ConatiTi.TlON" (Sunday Payer) 5107, Strand, by R. WARDELL. 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