The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-23 00:00:00

• St 1 r 71... 11.1.7111.111Ar.".1 7W717 .1rw Itioarriiriti." . • For TTeRh Cameron. Gent. to be En.iga, Read Ewen Cameron, Gent to be 1-..taign. 73d Foot. roe Tiorma. Bingham, Gest, to he Ensign, by purchase, Rtati Iliimos High:in', Gem. to he .'.asittli• by P"rchl"P• H(rSPIIAL STAFF. For District Surgeon --- Gram, from half- pay , to be Sov geun of a Recruiting lYittrics, Read I)ivetee Surgeon Jetta Dram, fram half ...Ay. ro be-Sor,geou to the Fortes. F. • Purvi-yrtr's Clerk James Nieman to be Heputy Purveyor .he Forme, - R. rd Purveyor's Clerk James Sberrin SO be Deputy Purveyor to the Farce.- , • ‘NKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Dunn. Liverpool, tiriper, from Aug. 22; to Aug.)., at the New tilr he Tavern, Liverpool. li N it uerci ES SUPERSEDED. T. ( 7 ,1 , 1 gr, I.i erptiol, merchant. .1. ('kg,, Nett ca.tle-under- Line, merchant. NV, sp-vens. St. Mellon, Cornwall. merchant. Isaac Bird. Turitham-Green, corn and salt merchant. J. liodgkinvou and John Leigh. Liverpool, merehalsrl. • BA N K HUTS. C. Morehouse and M. Brown. Eitigrfon-upon-Holl. thee chants; Aug. ‘4, Sept. 1, Oct . . 9. at San es Cotee-house, King ston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mossrs..lirowdley and Swaim, Hull g an 3 Messrs. Lnndill and Bittterfield,Oritv's Ina-square.' ,1. 11. llutiliol, 11'41nd-street, Cheaptide, ostrich feather ma• nnfacturer, Aug. 29, Sept. 5, Oct. J, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. Lycra. Landon Wall. J. Watk, Batt et Bridge, Estee, farmer. Aug. SO. 31. Oct. 3, at the Head lun, Rochford. Ait .rnie.. hlessrt. Vander-- 7e:- and • Comport, Bocliford; and Mr. G. Nelstio, Essex-street, Strand. J. Hayoe, Exeter, builder, Sept. 1, 8. Oct. 3, at the Half :ll6nn Inn, Exeter Atiornies, Messrs. Sandy., Horton, and Ruarke. Crane.creirt, Fleet-meet r and Mr. Geare, Exeter. G. Port, Peter.tield, horse dealer, Aug. 28, 29. Sept. JO, at Attorney, Mr. Haunch, Cecil-street, Sirnoid. H. Himniley, Shorter's-court, 'lhrogrnortitu•atreet. hill-broker, Au.. 16. Sept. it. Oct. 3, at Guildhall. A ttornies, Messrs. Rear.' sey s ond Spurr , Ili.lmpsgate- street Within. li. Minton. Hereford, tailor, Sept. 8,9, Oct. 3, at the Black Swan, Hereford. Attornies, Mr. Wikirlhottse, Hereford; and 34. Darke and Co. Princes -street, Hodfitrd-row. N. Nicholls, Holborn bridge, husker, Aug. 26, 29, Oct. 9. at Guildhall. Attoeniel, Stratton and Allport, Shoreditch. W. Hackett, 14eithrop,_Osfordmire, farmer, Set.' 12, 13, i. ~.+'a LAW i(tCL COURT OF CHANOy,RY, Itz THE II ATTER Of SIR oar l eapit ikkoalrlfautelt, *>►- uoNET, A iAlsimtc. Mr. HART moved Tat the hearing of this Petition might be postponed untii the neat petition day, on account of the absence of Sir Samoa lbomiUy and Mr. Leach. Mr. %%I!IGFIT►LD sa►d, it was a 0011011 to confirm the Master's report ; - Mr. Leach was with him, how e'er he might regret his absence, as his Clients thought fit in that absence AO corsair it to his hyoids, he was reedy to go on with it, and not to disappoint their confidence. it was highly, necessary that some order should he Tilde, as chi• lunatic was still residing in the roles of the Ling's Bench Prison. The Loan. CUANCELLOR.—" I cannot liberate him by an order of this Court without his debts are paid.". Mr. WEATticusst. said he appeared for the mo. ther of the lunatic; his debts would be settled imme diately if it was decided who was to hare the custody of his person. The Loan CHANCELLOR observ.d, be would make an order that the lunatic should be removed from the rules of the King's Bench as soon as his debts were paid, to such place and such custody as his physi cians should direct. POLICE. • TILE TARRAGONA FIDDLE. MAytiew-HOUSE.- Four Hihernians, named John and Thomas Connell, Patrick Keane, and Michael . . . •he would smear to it nut of a thousand. The idea.. ditv, where she was received into the arms of her in , tity of the property being proved, the Prisoners were lentled, in the presence of two substantial witnesses ; remanded, to afford an opportunity for the attend. --L , (1) meager, 4c. Gazelle.) ' ante of the pawnbroker. ittuT.—A riot took place in St. John's- square, i BRUTAL OUTRAGE. about oneo'clock on Santlay morning, by which the I A man of a tawny hoe, named Kegger, who "thole neighbourhood were alarmed. It appears that I stated himself to be a West Indian, and who had some there is a .club of journey men bakers, who meet time back been sent, In a state of great wretchedness, *relay at the Coach and Horses Public-house in the tothe London work.house, was brought op on * squire. Saturday night was their meeting night, nod ; charge of violating one of the children in the house. baring got merry they came out about nue o'clock, to I As it appeared, however. that he had done this more ma a race iii the square. Making more noise, how- than once, and that the child did net complain, he pier, than the watchman considered as correct, he , was sent to Bridewell for a mouth, and ordered t• be desired they would disperse, but instead of comply- i severely dogged. ing some of the party knocked him down ;he Immo- I GIIILDHALL—Yesterday William cooper and diaiely sprung his rattle, and severa l o th er watchmen 1 John Jackson, were brought up in custody of Car came to his assistance, they wet., however, 50011 lisle, the officer, charged with having in their pos overpowered, and their rattles and lanthorns taken' session a quantity of India and other handkerchiefs, irom them. News of the riot haring reached the several gold seals, chains, pocket-books, and other match-house, Mr. Ballard, a respectable tradesman, articles, tor which they were unable to account. The officer stated, that on M on d a y l as t b e o b serve d the ss he was- cn duly as night constable, hastened to the Prisoners in Smithfield, on the alert, and knowing spot to use his etitl.avours to restore quiet ; but no them to be aoterious pickpockets, he conti nue di sooner> was it ittiow:t who he was than one of the watching them for some time, whe n h e soon a f ter o b i; bakers, whose name it appears is Clark, struck him . a •101 Pat Wow with a large stick on the temple, which , served them to go aside toexamine some property s' hid him prostrate, and his head coming against the after this they withdrew into a public-house, whence edge of the pavement, he laid to all appearance life- he followed them, and .insisted.upon searching their less; the cry of, he is dead, caused Clark to run off; ;persons. This they resisted for some time, but being the ualchmen attempted to pursue him hut were pre. : overcome, a quantity of the property already men vented by his companions ; anal Mr. Windsor, of ! tioned, was found secreted in various parts of their Alhetwrle-street, who had been roused out of his clothing. They refused to give any account what. fled by the noise, attempting to stop him, was knock- i ever of their pussessioq of these articles. ed down. lie therefore effected his escape, but kn.. I The goods were accordingly ordered to be ether prudently coming back to the Coach encl Hersey ; t i se d , and the Prisoners were remanded for further about an hour afterwards, by which time he supposed • 1 ezamivation. till would he quite, he was discovered by tke watch. t ruan and taken into custody. Mr. Ballard was taken in a state of insensibility to the Jerusalem Coffee house, and neat morning ire was removed to his own home, where he still remains in a doubtful state.— Clark continues in custody. • y e ,,f ett i:l'y a fine youth about eight years of age, intl ion of a respectable inhabitant of Finsbury- , square, was unfortunately run over by a carriage driving along that place. The Child was instantly conveyed to the house of Mr. Jones, the apothecary, but from the bruises inflicted upon his head there re. maned litt!e hopes of recovery: : :_ ..~ ,~ ill-treating Mrs. Marshall'; that he teHA4 Pit A MN to desist, but that he only redoubled his blows. 'Witness thee went down stairs, called in the assist.. soca or the watchman, and sent the Prisoner to the !Compter. . Mrs. Marshall yesterday appeared si(sinit her hus band, and stated, that whenever he was irra state of intoxicatidn', which was too frequently the case, he beat her and her children in the most bimetal manner I without the slightest cause, and that' in fact she was Ist danger of her life. She carried one of her child ren in her arms, a most beautiful infant, about two years of age. She expressed an anxious wish to be I separated from the Prisoner altogether. The mother of the Prisoner came forward, and bore testimony to all that had been said by hi: wife., whom she represented to be an exemplary wife and a 1 good mother. The Prisoner having agreed to pay 12s. a-week toward the support of his mire and family, was dis charged. Herron-eArtnee.—Yesterday Antonio and Ca- Marine Chaterard were charged by Mr. Charles Stewardson, of the King of Prussia public house, in Leather-lane, Holborn, at whose house the Pri. scoters lodged, with stealing four sheets, a napkin, stockings, pewter quart and pint pets; the sheets were discovered by means of duplicates found in one of the pots which was secreted up the chimney.—The Prisoners were remanded to he brought up again, when the pawnbroker is to attend with the ar ticles. Sophia Perkins, a woman of the town, was yes terday brought up for final examination, charged by Mr. Armors, of Philip-lane, of stealing from his per son a pocket-book, containing upwards of 221. in •••• ,-- “, '•'-- ,', " 41 " r "'" Ire, '-_ LEIGHTON, who Is sitting in the room of the Lord , - ''' -V I : in O'Neil, were y rsterda y taken before Sir WILLIAM ' 1 Ban Oet. 3, as the White Liao Inn, Banbury. Attorney, Jr. a Dory , bank - notes, a gold snuff-boa, a gold watch, chains bury. m .l. Kipliand seals, and a valuable broach. ng, Kitieston-upon.Holl, linen-draper, Sept. 5,8, M a y or , upon a charge of ste a li ng a fiddle, the pro. I O. 3 , ar the Dog and •Ooek Tavern, Kingston-apoll u-ull. At- Party of Patrick Hart, a veteran quartered in the , The Complainant stated, that on Tuesday Hight, tousles, Mr. 1V alrosley, Hull ; and Mr. Egerton, Gray's-inn- - the 15th instant, he met the Prisoner on Ludgate. snare. Tower. The Prosecutor, who is, like the Yri. st, M. err a tu m , erow_inase_woie, Giourestenbire, liquor- antlers, an Irishman, addressed the worthy Alder. hill,andbeing in state f intoxication, he e he - merchant, Aug. `26, Sep. 1, Oct. 3, at Guildhall. A Routes, cnmpanied her to some house. They afterwards Metsrs. Leith, 51.ison. and Houseman. New Bridge-street. man upon the great value of his fiddle, and upon went and had some oysters, and then some Spiritus S. Min; M ild.en.l-road, coat-merchant, Aug. 29, Sept. 19, his claims to protection. He observed, in coati. a soldier • out liquors, and he accompanied her to another Os,. 3, at Gnikilia;l. Attorney, Mr. bung, America-square , vitiation, that he had been born and bred It', eresees, se !Hellion, Cornwall, moor- merchant , -nierehant, ' 'house in Gray's.lun-lane, he being all the time in a Vie. ii i i. Oct. 3. lee,ealtlev Hotel. Plymouth Dock. As. that he had fought in almost all parts of the world, , state of inebriation, so that he had but very little tonnes , m ew , D a Mora, and Darke, Princes-street, Bed- but particularly in Spain ; that iti this latter country . ford.ruw“and Mr. Boma, Plymouth Dock, he had been at the taking of Tarragona, where he . havingrecollection of what passed-but on his way home, J. Waugawann. (Samar's-walk. Whitechapel, sugar.refiner, a little recovered, he searched his pockets, Aig. 25. Sep. 5. Oct. 3, at Guildhall. Atturuey, Mr. Buckle, seized the fiddle in question. from an old musician as . , and missed the above-mentioned property. It 491. Broad-street. an invaluable prize, bemuse he was himself a i N.-Ryan, Gull 's -walk , Whltechapel. sugar-refiner, Sept. 5, ~ The Complainant could not swear that it was the pretty good hand at a stave," and because he had • 96, Oct. 3 ; at dhall. Attorney, Mr. Buckle, New Broad- Prisoner that had stolen his property, and she was street. long wished to meet with such a companion to solace T. Hewlett, Dawley-bank, Shropshire, victualler, Sept. 15, : his hours of iudolence, when not engaged in the ac- discharged..- • 16, eiel, 9, at the R o yal Hotel , Leamington. Warts irksh.re. . I MARLBOROVGII-STREET.-A Me of some im his d uty. He desired to state , Ast j e , bi r . Di m i t y, Pa- a borts and ..'r . Hurd, Killje*. II" operations o fl portance was yesterday brought forward for the bench-walk. Inner-temple. however, that he had not robbed the musician, for ,le. /. Toward, t O c t. Surrey. soap.manufactarer, ,___ cave him a seventh time relative to the robbery committed'at Aug. 26, 29, and Oct. 3, at Guildhall . Att or ney , mr. Adam', he sitter mug in the room of the fiddle, ' - Air. J. Alders's, No. 12, Duke-street, Bloomsbury, Old - Jewry. and, according to the lees of all countries, 46 a fair J. J. Richardson. Fleet-market, 11.11mon. Aug. 26, Sept. 5, ...whinge was no robbery ."-The fiddle from that on Saturday the 30th of Joly last. .4 OM. 3, at Gosildhall. Attorney, Meows. Drew ood Suns, Ber- Mr. Alders deposed, that on the above day be n o n d..ey.street, sown% ark. dal always constituted a part of his beggage, and went out, leasin g his son at home ; and on his rt ... T. Chriaopnyr , Damien-vent Minriog-laae , wine - merchant, when the day 's march I% 4.4 oser, he enlivened the .. . Ai l , . , 26. 99, Oct. 3, at Guildhall. Anemias, Meson. Gregsun, hearts of his contr. ides by the sweetneter of its notes; ` taro , he found the street door open, which some- Ai:gel-court, ThrOginortotimtreet. what astonished him: upon examination, found he .:, • otvtOtorns, and , though he s a id it, there was n o t such another had lost 92 'broaches, waist buckles , arid viiienos Sat. 2, W. White. Tunbridge , Kern, coguAou.brewer-Sept. fiddle between itself and Eneiskillen, from whence 3% .I. Johnstone. Liver mot, taerchaut-Sent. 30. W. Cottrell, he had come. Sooner than lose it he would have other articles of silver s jewellery, stud wearing ap. Chichester Si.s-ex. Naddler-ose t. 19, J. A. leach. Red 1 101 - . erect, Holborn, Oen:alter-Seer. 11. J. Cock, Lower shad- lost his life. Upon his arrival in England it was , Charles Alders, the son of the Prosecutor, was weir, hiscuit b..1...r -Sept, , h, W. Camera*. Liverpo..l. lqutor- foremost in his thought's, and whether in barracks merchan; -Sent. IS, J. Woohner, Exeter. linendraper- . ug. _ v mi 'as minutely examined as he had been upon a former billet it was alike useful, for beside obtaining 26,-J. Richards ::ri d J. Manheus, Go-well.strem, carpenters-. ". .hearing, by Ivor. nlcss, the Magistrate, as it Appears Sept. 16, W; Garner, 51arg..te, ha , iu arenas -Seel. .4. It. him friends, it not unfreirloently produced him some this ode Walker. rhuronasion, Lticraterrbire. dc.sler-Sept 16, W. Rum peofitable Cont r ibutions . While playing on it in the ysg man was an associate of the Depredators. and T. norm, Por sea, itealmen-Srpt. 12, J. Knott, W. Smith, _,.. , He depbsed that be had left his father's house about and J. Clarke, Duke- G reet, Son:invark, bat -msaufacturers. Crown and Bich public-house in Whitechnpel, • . , eight o'clock in the evening, that he shout that time : ,-- - CERTIFICATES-y-Szrv. 14. however, on Monday *sight, it was his ill.luck to • met, in Broad-street, St. Giles's, Aforcian and the S. Jones, Little 14 od-street, Line In's Inn fields, cabinet. fall in with the Pi-isomers, who were drinking there, : tabber-J. Bra :....cle,-Birminchata, wholesale draper - n. Cud. Prisoner Townsend, who agreed to be in about an and who took :inch it fancy to the i nstrument , that • eine 9nspoit, hatter - W. Spenser. soiyerhampion, gun-bar . 1 hour at a public-house called the Wheat Sheaf, rot-mallufacturer -T. !Ville, (ZaVdoll, M'orn lekshere, dealer* they carried It off altogether. Ile immediately in- Dl.-of ficer Milton, Briek-street. Piceidilly, horse-dealer-R. Syer, f orme d an of the theft which had beet:corn ,, Drury lane ; not being punctual, they were asked /Ugh street, Poplar, timbelr-niercbaut. by him what they had been doing, he was told by PA It I'N ERSIII PS D IsoOLV En. milted, and the Prisoners were apprehended, and them that they had stopped at Mr. Barton's, in the .T. Pine and Co. Loose, Kent. paper-makers-T. P 'met and happily his inestimable prize was in a fair way of J. Evans. Bald win'szgar.lens. A:sot-oaken-S. Abbott and Co. I Strand, to delivers dog which had been left in their nerchants, Wathrook -11. C. Ilevdon and Cn. Plyrounob, prin. being r estored to him. charge. Soon afterwards they separated, and when t r.-ii i I udsun and H. Besley, Princes-strew,llannver-sqoare, The Officer who had the Pri.oners in custody ' . I witness got home he found his father's house had dress-makers-P. Evans and J. Haman, Cross-street, Gosnelt- stated, that having heard of the robbery, he went in street, brandy-merchants - W. Itrydsen ad J. Sloane, Glasgow, b een ro bbed. Ile then immediately went to Marrian s pursuit of the Prisoners, and nn the person of O'Neil i merchants - se. Pope and W . Carrington, Bintlesoade, Bed. 1 and being convinced that he and Townsend had &rim ferashire, in reban s -M. Robinson and Co. Wakefield, hasten • found a duplicate of a fiddle, which had been pawn- I milted the robbery during their absence oir re theirp -W. accede and Co. Petworth, Susses, bankers. led that morning for ten shillings . This fiddle on he- tended business i n t h e Strand. He accordingly took ing seen by the Prosecutor was recogelsed by him THE NMI LD TRU rit.-A scene of a singular and Martian toles father's house, where he was detained with a sort of frantic joy as his property. The Pro dis,raceful nature took place a few days ago at all night, and the next morning he accomparded him •5 secutor, y Grimsby. A widow , under the impression of in- on being asked by the worthy Alderman b , to Townsend's lodgings , and knocked at the door, what mark he knew the instrument, said, it was only deninify ing her second from the debts of her first hus- and was admitted. lie then accused Townsend of necessary for his Worshi p to ;ire it one serape and band, proceeded out of the window in a state of nu. . - the robber - but he strongly denied it. Upon the :j .+ City of cablinge pitAti .. in Brick.lane. The Prisoner Contended he right to them, inasmuch as that he was ci t es, of a great part of the ground in which they r but he was informed by the Magistrate that have recourse to a bettor and more revpenahlo of indemnification for Ms grouch, nod if the in question were not growing oat of the when he stole them, the charge would - consth felony, but he must pay 25,. their nix, and of one pound. Martha Burgess was fully cotntnitted on a of stealing 41b. of bacon from the shop of Jones,- of Norton Falgate. • LANeerti.sTßEtT.—Yesferdny TA:nail:Rd Toot the Carrier, a noted character, Wag with assaulting Mr. English, a merchant in t!, putting him in fear, awl toklig from bis person gold watch, chain, seal, &e. The Prosecutor, it appeared, shoot three since, was returning home through Whit; about eleven o'clock at night, when be was by the Prisoner, who desired to know the lie immediately put his hand to the Chain watch, and had partly drawn it forth, when Prisoner laid hold of his collar, shook hini vie" an I seizing the watch, &c. ran off. An' alt instantly given, but he then escaped. Itifot however, being given of the circunittance, person of the Prisoner boing known, he covered by Harrison, the ()dicer, on Montla ing, in a house in Bishopsgate, and secured. He was remanded for a final examination. A Coroner's Inquest was lately held et Achtod, in Buckinghamshire, on view of the body of Baugham, who, having previously shown sy of insanity, shot bimtelf through the right ear horse pistol, and was discovered in the fields ladies, with the pistol lying across his breast, his clothes burning.—Verdict, Lunacy. WILLIAM U. MOUNTAIN, %weskits IN4 I SNOW-HILL, LONDO**•i sas, - The best Aecommodatiati for Tramikra, goof Ligoors, wad moderate Charges. The fidism WS Peet VosChem Neil Car bs,ttll, tpt ' • the Saracen's Head lon. tlie,w-h111: LEEDS New Light Coach, tailed, Thil Imekingkasu, nueevery Morning at half-past Seems 'Mimetic CoMos j aw Insides ooly, anti pus resaurgnbroy....wishe Ousted Mask* out. Passes through Stamford, ewstrk; Res fi nd. boaratier and Ferrybridge, to the Gialdels • in. twedm sake/Lind, r . Nolwithstmding the moratutimwenpAtilismo of this Cow+ I allowed to he the most agreeable Mid esenedeSe.Pahlie Ca saes on the North Road, being eisecialled is Ace.aonsialatigr bean, other. TRAVELLING FRO* y4)'409t4. TO LIVERPOOL. IN TWENTY NINE HOURS. The IJMPLRN, a hew LI ierpool Light Cnwell, slaty see on the road, terrine Fear laside sod Fuser Outside; le I from the Saracen's Head Inis" Sans Landis, enyv One o'Clock, wises nt Livrtp .ot next a (serum* at Sig • thenugh blunstehle, Woosero. Saisibury, m ford, Lutterworth, Hinckle: , Athes•tone, Litchfield.. • Rugrly, Newmile, Knut.tar.l. Warrington, and prescun. HICIIRID(IR. Haven. leer, linuthwell and Aeton" Post t:ssoch, every A benison. WEY MOU fit Ustiot. Conch. carries F. or /.1-ides, Dorchester, libuidford, Salisisnrv• aid lind•orer. es•ery 110011, arrives at the Crows lan, Weymouth nevi l' she Pachelv tail on Wednesday nt:tt Saturday A:se.h• Five, to Guernsey and Jersey. Ch. rth•org and Si. M. ' The road • from Cherhurgh to Pans, is the soint•tleligna the cheapest in Fiance. EXE f ER, Ply...oath, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmaria. Dartmouth. n. d Salisbury, New Pad Coach, c arr i es • !..idea, every Monlilly at Seven eflock, through ll..est misuser. Bridport, Blantlford—liasineutoke and Bagoeirt. BOSTON, Spalding ! , octet borou g n, Stilton. and II don, New Royal Mail Cct ~ 1 1 . 1 , sets out even Ever.iog. from Bosnia to Spilith ) r, th, Grimsby. and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Wareingtson, Kuutsford, Stun.', and field, Post Coach, every Evening at Five I.`Clock, Broshertatis, Saracen's Head bin, Dale-street, Liverpool.. Guarded throughout. DOVER, Deal, Margate, Rionsple, Canterbury - sham, Chatham, Rochtsier, sod Graresend Poet Cachet, Morning and Evening. BATH and BRISTOL Flylew Post Coaches, through er V , awl Marlborough. evy Afteioos• ir6.lTl:y's. Caine,a the Grevhsiand lan, Ba th, and tise n terst4aTt Thomas -street, Tirivtol, next td..rniog.—Conebes to Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Re. K DAL, Lancaster, Pressen., Kirby-Lowthle, Chorley, Orwskirk, and Oarsiaag Post Coaches, reel. noon, nt Five u'Clock. Guarded. • GLASGOW, Longtown, Getna-Green, Anna. Dwiftio, Brown:hill, Thornhill, Sunquhar-Kila, Cameoch, and all parts of Scotland, Ctusperdowo Coach (Daily). YORK. Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new Coach, iwrforned with a Guard throughout ' sets oat every Morniag at half Six o'Clnek, by way a Newest, Retool, Weaver, Mu- NnnthaHenna, Durham, ilittepeth. and Henri Paareagers finding themselves (aligned from the kngth art jonniey; may rest what three they please, and - thee Proem d without any additional fare, to the Black Swan fan. Gus? street. York. Coaches to Sunderland, Hun. Siarhotenkr Whitby. •and other Places. Bit I DCENOKTH and Walsal new Prisf Coach. Evetritor. • .CA ft LISLE, Penrith. and Whitehaves. P , 't Cow a Guard all the way. P./Mei thumper Henrik. API C.• entabridge Richmond, l'aiterick, Bomaglitiridge. therhy. A herforcl, and Gruathrina (the A wed :ry eighteen miles). sets Hut every Mamba, and forms the jruniey with the greaten facility. Pris.eirgeni di ed on the Mond h' business or plea.ure, have the peculiar vantage Ar their state. being secured is the neat Coach. CH Y.ST ER and Pfir kerne, P,04-Coarh,.dally. SU IV Dr,R.LA ND, Stockton; and Y titre, Neve Omits Morniag; lathe Ge.rrge lan, Sunderland. MANCTIE.IVII;JI, Waylays, Cougl. , tou, Newcastle, Win and i'V3' , •l tiao_birtms Coach. every Ark-ninon. guarded. S/I It SSUItY. Weill, girl). and Shift's& • Mist tire Prince Of Mules, every Event:ie. at Five o'Clciek, gavot"' SI4ISFEIELD areal Wither hats Pust Crotch, called the'' Ingham, every Morning. '9, _ y _pot. witness's going up stairs, he saw a canary en deavouring to escape, which he .swore to belong to bim. John Bignall, a boy, 13 years of age, of 4, Dake-street, St. Giles's, swore that on the Sunday evening between eight and nine o'clock, he saw the Prisoners Townsend and Marrian walk backwards and forwards several times by Mr. Alders's house, and all on a sudden he missed Townsend, and saw Mar rian go to Mr. Alders's door, which was seemingly upon a jar, and enter the same, after which he went home and took no farther notice. Charles Alders Was again called, and stated, that on the following Friday he met Marrian, and told him he was sorry he had ruined his father; had it been himself he should not have minded; upon this ?de rrian observed, if your father will consent not to prosecute Towns end (who was then in custody) as soon as he was lot loose the tbings should be restored to his father.' James Carter proved the same words from Mar rid n, N - • B. fircivY W the eigh l : r. o rn f ro lr e nfei v er i ' i a,%e; " rive)ca who was as well as Charles Alders reprimanded for! Ti, Dist Becee u II s, Bu„ y,, Bury, and all paris of 5114) permitting Marrian to go off without taking him into ev.'ry Mooda‘. i vr, CLIttNri . LSTF.R, Abingdon, a:d Wolf" , three I iI "' custody. Townsend is fully committed for trial. Wousule-sr “E ET...—. Yesterday Elizabeth Green, i alias Sarah Dawson, alias Wearing, was examined narge ti m, T .. ii rl A hr 4 l, l l l4 4lti ll r ,N s'. I R V irirst e gd r , R lF l ZTo Y gl.r l .4 4 ; ll , ll % l Vo l i t i L 'n l l: before J. GIFFORD, ir, , q. on a charge of being a , SUN' i l i t e . R l.7 l 4 t, 4 ,;, jerie t „ n. ,T,', d h V i ,„,t,", h " . „, ) „' ( w „: l :,";;,.ect,. common utterer of base and counterfeit coin. ! tISt EliN w I uti, Wo to kit. and Derfuld. It appeared that the Prisoner, who is apparently : ~H,fit S ti t t. . Em 4 l2 :',gll 44 .. . Am about 70 years of age, called on SAtordav last for a ev - c , 7 % ,";%.7.,,7,` ."('''' ' ; ' lneht " rt ' Alte6rnftl ' and Mins° pennyworth of spearmint at the house of Dow, HULL, N, rthcave, flowdea, Tivlrn, and DontaFter , a market gardener, in Old-street, St. Luke's, for j one#l % ; ewe " Nitititin e at Seven &Chi"' to the Bull 11;11 . 1.1 ' 1 ,1 .ig " an .4 lT e Wa ki k e r i fi l. eld New literaot Ovich, daily. which she tendered a shilling, and received the , change, but after she was gone, the shilling was dis- 111 RM INGHAM Mercury Pout e ..n. h, wl:h a Goartl. St covered to be a bad o ne. N ex t morn i ng s h e c a lle d , . . wilt-eyery Afterapoo,.aretreactiei Hirasinglunn neat day at moo! Pawns by Oil.rd Fobtan au,' .4tup.tooe to Sae Sutural' again on the same errand, and gave another shilling Read, iteli-street.'sid . t'fale 10., 'Mho' tagoitla. 11 . 0113 INHUMANITY, A tailor, living in Bartholomew CI t e h l e z y ci s ly ee l m ik e e d ttohebefocramsetri'n both the being stamped alike • tthATFootr. Ware, Hoddeadon, and Chesbuo: Coach , ever, morie,, i . Marshall, was brought up on a charge same mould. A cwt. 'I 0774:N HA M and I , DmONTON Coach, daily, at den& assaulting his wife, tbe prece d„ g „ , ,o t b e tween one stable was then procured, and she was taken into itolr-oavi Y. half-past 4, and balltpasi 7, o'clock. ye it oofseVionlaenlntledy. and two o'clock, and turning her sod her fourcbild- custody. On being asked what she had to say against the charge, she very much • equivocated, but s--- .. . reu out of doors, ,almost in Ailiteof nudity. w h o .," the opposite at last answered, that she was only two thr W ir ej Me i n A d i f and t' e ° P ti o M blrc A 11 071t and ibey Co. w H ie" ! not etf he el a i ir y 011 " i/till Mr. Nichols, a tradesman, e s us h irer: in the dead from Oxfordshire, her native plac e , and had alfordit,:dd n f v n , r ,ii ri noi n ,. ..v le r irt .: v t i re o.s e ,at t r : ld r ieisn t.: .: • : • edaceit •ag . r ie ,.: 7 34 4. . H e ra. " * iif i r .o ! i r sm e ns t o l o ta: Nierl F im l ‘ra P i l o ! neighbour, stated that he was alarmied a a s nd rec:Og a - s I:l:l 4 s n re i rori ft.t re en st i e ,„ o r eg e lis t at me i. ..veil end Sir 1 :7:, 11 hear of the night by the most heart- rending e vr i i e t ed h her daughter d th a e ug o ht ffi e c r er in e te lta b t e c a li e ffe e l d b e u tr t of murder. That on looking out of his saw Mrs. Marshall and her four helpless children, committed until the Solicitor to the Mira 'will at. If "I' 9 ' * toilir. Ploraditty,iur toe at7o t sr 0 111°r :s i r. Ilat • • ititt of whom seemed to have been dragged - from their. .tend. Ws) standing in the street, and the' Prisoner cruelty Joseph Tomlin. was charged w i t h stealing a Oen -Ala 01 411 1 #4/•,..ef , ".ted - "by I:ltiltAfr. Urrieeill; Wei( ~ . . . r.~iill • • *w ow rk i m lie be r ▪ eg it ' growled. lie eteald Me met t l e he Wentz • gran o d Istitole a , twol nd • fine charge r &mutt 341481in' I charged wow t he City, D. Ise pt , moo a. i ke 'Pe *Peke 'edam, I stop* ie hour? les+ in often rhen the as riolentl f, LI!) , kite Ism no . th e ormatinn, Is ig and the was Cs. eledi prei ay MOM ono Pool Jos' Adstock, T TI Thames tit* eve! ymptom ut,.ti r with t • bi ; by tiro TI post, tool tier bigh , soosuft nee—e, nfl user **a d . Pend Th tiitfif a 41w *kW llew *till , Q. 1 figs laia. 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