The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-06 00:00:00

.---, - _ ' .P . • ... ' .4 k00r..4 - 1.'4 7., ; g ~' — • . -----.\ - I / t i k d k j k:L‘i it / LC/lA A f I r . ..„,?. ‘ , .. , . , ..4.. , '-......., . ..- f. i Vii ` i•- Y . •• t .,.' Cr lis • , . • n.) \ , e,„: - 1 • 1 latek: - lin . '4ll . _,.. .....4.... ,1....,* -,,,- ...- Or r l tt-tcr Alle • k f . . - V • - .1 ' ' , . es, ‘.. . --,.-. NtlAftY 6,-Y1824.. . LONDON, TUESDAY, ink ly " The Cause for which HdAIPbR jell its the Field, ma • Afs79. . '4OI . *BY died #;'.l4e Saltoidl" PRICE 11HIS Day is published, by R. ACKBRMAN, and 1 .. y be basjef *II egokaellers, in en elegant half bound r o deg.lfnignt, rice fls. 128,PA it MILES, on every Variity o f Subject trovl:Cfreeintatante, Sierra'. anti Moral, breathing T h e 'genuine Splett of Christianity. untineured by the Doctrines o f hec particular Sect. This work possesses a more than ordi try claim to Public Favour, and forms a pecudarly appro • priate 13ift frotn.Parents .to their. Sons anti Daughters, as a constant Guide to. Vivian and Ftoli s tiou. Ag se , jest published, Comets and MANNrns of the Na. 114011.Asns. eighteen csiloured . Wires. pp. 241. pr. Ss. Foster. Miry st eet, Rt. James's, stationers—n. Taylor and W. Hill, Wotton Underedge, Cliotesterstiire. surgeons—W.F. Reynolds, T. F. Gostenhofer, qnd D. Heilmers. inerchipts, so far'as regards D. Hrllmers—J, Harrison, Cherler. and J.' Leyland. Easton, Lancashire, eotton spinners—W. illeyrick and W. Broderip, Red Lion uptown, solicitors ; —J. Pam: and E. Wood. Great ctleen street, Lincoln's inn fields. en nil lace menufacturers-R. GriMn..J. Wheelwright, and W. Mills, Sr. James's street, wine tn.-reheats, as far as regards W. Mills— W. and J. IL Codner, London. wine merchants—W. Hilton and T. Page, lligb Holborn. setae merchants—A. Stott end S. Singleton, Wiean, Lancashire, tottonspinners—TT. Wes and J. Downes, Liver .001, hide merchants--J: Leith and R. Nicholas, Witney, Owfordshire, attorneys—J. T. Underwood. Manchester, fostisn manufactuters—J. Borlow and T. T.Teys tor, Manchester. cotton dealers-IV. Ehattawsy, Barman, midi , . Ash. von,mtrcers, so Ta - the said T. commission angwer.) Mr. i kewconsho they tek‘d him whether it was not by his advice, contained - iota letter, that resistance had been offered to the Sheriir:llletr. Mr. Noshdeitied most s ;vocally to bave given such advice by letterer erhererialty • The Key M.. Newell's** Aithl that his informstieg had been received Ahem M.. Noel's own fliest, Mrs. Brawn; indeed. went sit tar t that he thatight to should he justifi , 4 inialdne Mr. ?iota ir, its a party to the crime which had help* oonsodttidt • Mr. WtniVit, another Magistrate, corroborated Mu Moran, that i lle i tatt inform the person of *hilt PO re wts'to be hor , for what pur i sm it nattial b. WV. On reaching the g 'to leading to Mr. Barth°toileles %Oki Hugh Moran was just coming out : he bad naolla id' Sit hand, and said," It won't do, I can't set it." ." I Mtnrilird to Robley liottaeHt about three minutes aft. rwarali 'ta.ut walking in the rant of it, and Hugh Moran mike tfltlan a • few yards of me-: he lipid out his hand, win,' was t,.4 with bniletsirri - sluis. He retied theta In ItissleSnotwev+... Look't:ue, there's plenty of lead for you,' About L!" 'tiro or three ottnntes afterwarils PA. Trapani con tested to the front of the house with a pitchfork in his tat.ni. Fk Said to me ,µ ton had better go ; I have put ambits 11-4-d swot a of a Dublin poice-officer iodise and lid VHARtEgVfRMEIT,Wine - -Maiihant to his Rosa ‘,./ Ilishnem the nuke of Titmice, mixt to the King's Theatre. 13:rett Coloanade, llavoitrliV, has purchased the whets. of Ilintnester's fi lm 1820 molt's. ektilh'tha bike, ottieh, f s erfrait. flavour and limit% are Matchless i ., thr • rude, in Pipes and Hogsheads, at .ClOO per 133 Ilaihnus. Persons desirous of hatitke thildiht What ate rimiteptod to be arts in their "mane& coo, lle a remittance, the abate will to liwtsaided from the London Doelm at , ' perMitterttlieure tolhe porelwer.— C. W. has in Stork was of the L..ott diitioeuiphed PORTS and till Mini SP. which he can Woe at reduced rites •ftA ca"iri .11dillted Mt the fidlowiog Mums 4—Dixon, ti - aundemon, 4,..,40. Morale. Muscly. ILobo. 4k1 . . Snore light PO S . mark, P.O. front si...mer anti Gerais*, 3111014. per dot .: RtIRRRY . 6d. per diez:: also I :Ot Mg urelaladirtarke.Cdpli MADEIRA, 64. per duisl.—No Credit.—POstake 'tit to•pue,,iya... , ~...: , r. ..,... • w.« Medina from the Wfflillifl, LnwliKlUelip494,r49. CHAMPAGNES 'taunt 1018; nuramillesi let Yourlitd;4l.*atti Wren. lust titivated (tarn. I 'orrour.iiiarre Cossionimpikt .4 tine BALLAD OIL, 2L ft. per ante girl t sits, or 10. &liter flatk. 'MAR ASCRISTO (Praneeteo thi.di Zsta).lss: . p.rdna. , Fine Devonshire CIDER, 76.6 d. per dia. full gunk bottles, by ssr., dos.well np. • . Tile Cowman, bad beirll item-thief/0 Ibis before : but until some eveiflo charge should be lite& spinet Mr. Noel, Ise poold loth' nester, cotton oesters--iv. unanimity, - u. Dorman, N o el, he 0 eo id• only lbetZ 'won him as an indiiidnal who will terra On* hefore the night." I wat•then •ai thi s min, Stratford upon Aronostkrcers, so far as regards had as mask 'tighl to be "in this, which was an open titre. I told Ilim it was imprudent to nee Inteti‘ limper% I' i • . Herman—J. Smith and- S. !tattles. Manchester, '.d,trl• t ,n agents—W. and J. Holman;. London, merchants— Court,- as any other man, and that lie "id better he perfectly quiet. He tai its Mr- ewt/talus did not intend to go the knit% to no, I'll be 44...t.:d if- I do,' and tient off. Akent a •ininate . . ; sad N. Dockar, and G. Hire:more; Greenwich, coal M N . t - —W. Mew ami R. Elands, Nottingham, hosiers—W. which he thoeght he was entitled to proceed, and have Mr. afterwards. Pit iiato the back of the hotiseoglitietE I i. J. Farmer. Dover. boot makere—fl. Redfern.and Noel taken up, but he desired he mould leave the room. Mr. Watson, it fi Moran, and Edw. 'thy i lif g, Birmiggham, gun makers—J. Wilkinson and H. Mr:Nost, t'bought this 'spier% was really not worth a %loran Oleo 7ir.4 oil VIII in his band, witieltirditllPalled air Leadenhall street. brokers—B: 804 T. Winger, R. replY :MA effete Cottle further unimportant altercation, the ternately ten" Watson and myself. Cont4tly.idelL"D a, and T. Bnow.'sun, Exeter, Wine merchants-J. ex i b a ss ,3 oo, -• . „ mimed. , to hitn, " i'': -.8 them shoot them ;" eillrlitalwira ' I' tad R. Aland, street. Sollo;Jeweii O4— ts The Wit .. mid-4 tapped gee,* at the door, when Trayers he, i r tlennollr) said. %' stick them' - tisair • Hartle. Wwt litewevo4tWel.thoSt"' R. • - - Bro .. •• •• s forward, and, speaking • thrtryph the ' bodies intoAto pond." Mr. Watson tad' . to 41448;,.. •• . li, mod J. Allport; olleabim i ysier_ _1.,3 - 1 1111; l i. Arm- . . . • _ . eir Zl i rat that was h its home. The same serrant th a t he ariVirn'thlo asenitit.n of is' duty as .i ' • 6 - IJ. elwelle, Reflion wellt.,4.esthirana. at *Oa dole • •te'" • - . - •& „.4 ~ l '" • IL T. Capp snit J. B. Ries of tint, ship Into. • • ... ‘ Aid beftre• *St of the window Ina that it;Woultoost them theit4tiVea, :At . • ,- ...--a , -. : , 1 tees—J. Praetor, jun. and T. Daetherst, Lanetster, ' • • Fo 1- . ' 1 8100: IslWite:Srhaf I wanted!' iltreetiutp; Coshollyllffttalled on', " . • • .• • , ,; . ,• • t - e.... rs—T. Tesseyman suit Francis , York, grocers— ' Pate Galin. door wgsnotroOreeit- • - ' ;doom and you . fed, walk IktiVietlßSido the dour. 7. IA . • . i E. Guest, and P. low,e Coleman street, Spanish Mr- Nowt. asked the• Witneils •••*. ' ibilf A ~ 10 6,0 ' tee r ghoul ler".:aoilleseseirig • ,I•: . - ,t , - • 1 &ants, ad far as regards E. Guest , sheriff's officer twfore ? The wit 4. ire eriiist liall • sok At this pim.'4l;oss , . Alija He had been the keeper of • callWkorret in St. Jithes% • the Aiwir. ' Mts. - *owe sod ..the fiteri.g.siTtit4 t**ll • INQUEST' AT SHENLEY,. , • Street i bet the preseetttiaos 'or a. re)iltiesi 'gad reduced stili- end 411ronti Thegiolijihrsloort tietWP -...g0•-- him to distress, awl he ' ' )0114afartemitm; Mr. we were sistit'tfut. 'Connolly them directed Met. .' . . •--•1 . • . BIC • . .ON D DAY . comoty to procar.th. .. NOOP*Slai: hit Olten i a. to pass the get in through the cell . r wielow, . e .• . . 4ontr's Jary was assembled at the 11112itejtarse mho wet* iatsoi«ny.—(The IMliNVat 'to utich affected not attempt to Slake the gun horn Marrs. TAN** w...5 , "* - 1"*. a Die,. at ten, o'clock on the moaning of yeoloasy by, the sokmation which h. fewot(lameestmetto gigs of ready to eh trite ns with the iliteK.rk %I N. ani L- 16i.' Moran • ills►... k'l to the adjournment eroin Saturdey lest._ _ litafore his Own' eltrueristgerec thai biat . I* pabeif•te proceed' could hear *list' Connolly said. Iti 04mi bariewardsite , M; H. ai merchants— Bayed end., 'armor, W.. J. Icing irraloghal 'restrain, Leadenhal' it. Sanders, remelt at rest,W: L. Ilfeetell. au *stiltng and J loarmen—R. rtnce brokers—. 7 soap boilers J. Sadler. woul merchaut The Caen" kndeles! pursuant adjourn.— _ More •tbs inquisition teas opened, Mr. Noel stated to Ms. Ste lalsvn:the attorney in the suit against. Mr. Connolly. that h was instructed ,by Captain Neetor to bring actions against the magistrates, and the other persist'', Who bed been on the premises et Istahlerhonse;for trespassas en the latter geMlem n's property, in their arrest of hit. Cosaolly. Mr. Noel, asked if Mr. S te phen would accept the notices which,nntler the Act of Parliament, be wan Obliged, to give to the magistrates.: Mr. Srspmare 'mist he had se' antbority.lo de.* Stortly afterwards, i lly. tVinter, one of the rnagistatels c ontered the innnest•roorn, and; after conferring with Win, 'Mr. Stephen told Mr. Noel he was ready to accept the notice on that gent letnals's behalf. The COROYge said be .thought it necessary to elate to htlie Joiy, that a report had got abioad' which he was .anxioas te.contradict, lest it sboald reach Ilse emu of Mr. Justice Park. .He was represented to hays said he thought 'that learned . JoUn's opini.n respectliglisi publication of evidence was not wotth a farthing, lie oenied ever having said this. Several of the J,ororts declared they had heardwo sunli expression frtim ti 4 Coroner. The COltoNin took that opportunity of iidsserviog Opoo the tonduct of ooe'of the magistrates. who kaid; whets be (the Coroner)' had gone with the Jury to Slaw the premises that "it was all nowse." He deprecated any ouch in. tetfrrence, and said IV should ,proceed liscoirdisi to the best of his judgment in the investigation. The haforua• ation which he had derivirl' from the *el be hat taken of the. premises convinced' him that it was absolotaly necerrary. - The Donee of tha f istors were then sallaover, nay Jahn they were sworn, : Thomas Watson installed, who statsd'ibist be lived in -Greet Stitfollt Street. South 'ear k. Mr. STEPHILN suggested to the Coroner, that as Mr. Neel had exprrised his intention to brfilik actions, none Of tha witnesses who might to afterstrards proceeded aisplAsstias those actions should be asketrifeestiani which ;mild tend to furnish evidence against themselves. The COR mut expressed Ilia' perfect willingsainas to meet this suggestion. as fano* he could oontibusittly with the object of the inquisitioo, which. was to pr urn ; a full at: count of the eVClIti *taco had occasiorcil it. •i • ' I )1 I i • i s. ' 1,1 i . I . .... i i'f• i , •. ; % .• 01 ~ '.. ~ • ' fi r ' M 1 i i. 1. • • % .'• . 4.1 , CHEAPEST CLOTHES WAREHOUSE IN tONOON. AtAtititT, Tai!or, Woollen Draper, and Habit • Malik., 41, Fish-street Hill, seven doors from the Monu ment, most respectfully acquaints his. friends, and the nubile in general, that he manufactures every, description of ENT LE MEN'S CLOTHES, LADIES' HNIIITi, dfn. hi the moat elegant fore for-those Gentlemen who are paiticuler in their drr.s, and upon such terms as will ensure their faliarA (*viers. The edkravagant charge of :hose who are geersaltated to take and give long credit hes been the subject of complaint for many years.-therefore I. A. Is Induced at) subidit a list of his Prices to the. Public, and assures those*. Oestleigen who have not favoured him, they will find a material difference in price between his and other houses who make up their Clothes In the very same stile; for in consequence of havinehis goods amen/emoted for Ready Money, and conJuciing his business arum to enlarged and Improved plan (for READY Nosier, (he Is enabled to sell fur less than other houses purchase - their Aloud. for. _ . - ..... PRICES: S. s. d. :ie. s. 41. Gentlemen's Second Cloth Coats 110 Oin 11 0 0, Ditto hest Second ditto Extra Superfine Blue and Black Saxony • . .‘ . :%. Wool, superior texture 1 1 7' O—3 13 6 Best fisisionable Marseilles Waistcoats.. 0 7 0=- 013 6 Superfine 'Nail:ctn. ditto 0 0 ib-I . ll' 0' klark, Scarlet, and Buff Kerseymere ditto 0 111 Or— 0)4 0, Ditto Silk Florentine Ditto . 0 10 At* i • 6 0 Fine Milled Kerseymere Breeches 0 IS . .11--.Y . ' 6 ' St , _., Patent Princes and Wellington Cord ditto 0 lir - 0 - 1 .- I 4- •0 Fa•Monable Cloth Partaloona & Trowsers 0 IS 111-. I• 10 0 Shined Jean Nankeen ditto 0 7 41.- 0 111..0 tiehtlemen's Box Coats with capes f?. 11 . 0...6 8 0 1.3,1irl ditto ditto, and Habits y le .0..-6 10 0 I; vittlemett's Cloth Great Coats ......1 £0 0-3 3. 0 Ilitto Superfine ditto 3.10 • 0:.4 0..0 brrvente Liveries made to order 4 4 o—b 3 0 A hue and fashionable assortment of Gentlemen's lad 807 . 11 Cothea. of every ileseriplion, constantly on Sale. at I. AL. triers, 47, FISH-STREET HILL. Army, Navy, Ihdta Officers, and Merchants'Orders, executed Ishii dispatch. and a ilherat dltcount for ready motley. Boat. Riding, of Driving Cloaks, Box Coats, &c. in great vanity. PR. MARRYATS ANTIMON!AI, oth FOIL 'CUE CIME OF CANCRIt !II IT must be a grcat rusiso:ation to tho s e who are ar flirted With Catteer.Glatidular Complaints. altd Stvellives, to Inure hilt Ike ANTIIIONSAh nu., discovered by the I,,te Locher *argot, a short time proviso.* to his death, and pored to be a certain cure for the shore complaints, If applied to time, in now earefoliv prepared (runt thq original recipe. hr a private fPutlerain, and sold at No. e. WeAtern places highkiii. hi bottles at 225. each. with full directions for use, MA to prevent rennterieit. bearieg the Arms of tie Proprietor. Sold also by his agents; 3h:ler% Putter a, chemists. No. 4, Cheapside, St Paul's. and lift, Regent• mot, near the Argyle renal., Loden ; Waterloo pace. Bdinburgh ; inie•street. Dublin; and by the principal Medicine Vendor& throughout the liegeam. • Timely appliratimi of this invaluable reined.% lit every /See where there is the .lighteat appearance or apprehension of Cancer, is moat animists ad. rised, in order is *treat n; once the (immerge. property* of its baneful ef -1 ris. aid prerent the paitifol and too frequent neeessity or the C ams , is &disease which frequently maim to both 4.2ty. and no.eondi• tuns ut ',le afford an exu uirt lon iroin this malady. Its accustom:it progress 1. Want bitten in time, *mended by prolonged guiffyiligg far escort, irie those Intieted Ls uti;er tormidr.l.lc di.e,i;‘,..a,aild gene:ally pronuniseed to lie illeUr. al•to ; ; loWect Im.e irstobrietre... of medicine and 'orrery to cure this d ialnaTa• trig ihytd . sus "" 6 1 , "A 11111 1 , 410... en acknowledged bay the first mental skill la tine "Oct..? Mariyat, lion ever. at a late pet rod of his life, seems to !. , ave ditested leis whale attention ta the cllre of this asionieing rlisrase, and b uc d.fromseprated trials, that Antimony possessed such extram•ditiarr lcafllioe, as a yeitiative in the worst eases, as led 'him to prepare Item it J'eAritiasonialOiL lie rept pleperly considered. that although Carmel may tart presented dietressing d!Iii••• :ties In the treatment of it, we were by no ffulsjtualGed to pronounce it a complaist absolutely Incurable : indeed. c bottle Trill goile sullieient to prove the eftiraey of tlm Anti ..... l ... %E 4 , 4. certais palliative in contknied Caneer, and care, if applied' lu time, mot regencies* 'naiad y. rises of ntOS•llo4.4e, usually called the Tferhysaliire Neck, the Antiroo - Oil hi held iu the bi heat tinsation, as being pecu li arly itiffeemcious. " FROM SAT URPA Y'S GAZETTE. • • CERTI reseFICAT—N. J. Bright. Hay.-Aushire. ES mereer JA —Jk J. Ceedllr. * Feel thura t siren, marehmat—E. Nichelle. John's mews. Bedford. "' land, !Nahum; D3ilbialud.iry.,iron masttr. P.IRTNERNIIIPS DISSOLVED. 'rocker. *arelek sheet. Repent atreet 4 • IBM' druggists.-E 14,atisenta 'Mk. rioters—S. Burion and S. Smith, Itlenere-;-R. sad S. Prow.tt. Strand, Aleoree•end J. Doleate, Alertie's lane. m i tiehints—W. nni T.Neilin, Stapesl rs—W, T.• R. J. and J. r: Heenan. a d l ifaurlue btrtut. Exchrquer bill deklers—A 41.• Delebeirey murgeons..-1.. Paine and 84 Ate areeers,-I.,ttenseley au I'. hitrn-s: 1111 r /tyres—W. Robil.".rte Ai W. arecei lipltotlielefs. Inhere—S. •esd J 4 betst.in makerse-14. Stock and I'. Anse noir hrolter4—J. end J. Jespop. Minf.rirsJ rammer, R. Fluxion, mud 13, Nip ,ftwougets-- J. Pideock and O. %bete, ',Fit hurt:tn—E. Junes, W. Varrall,• ' The Witness then prueeeded,to give How following evi• dence :—.l in li:sheriffs, °thee'. I had Ipeen specially ap• pointed an officer hy the sheriff of fleets, under a warrant in execution or 534)/.. against Patrick Contully, upon a co. 1 bave.not She narrunt.now about me. When I reedy ed Harley house (on 31st of Deceinbet,.lB23), went to the front door and knocked ; the servantiltaig, now in enstody,•opentit one of the tirst Hour windows Wells front of the house. I asked her if Captain 3lestor **sat house. She said:" No." 1 asked when they expected him home, I lAst nbt know Captain Nestor was the owner 011ie house, but I understood die resided there. She said she lib' not „know when lie would be home. She had not seen him for ten slam und she thought lie was in trellised. then asked if Mr...P, Connolly was within. She said she oil not know such a person, and had never heard the name. . She then pet down the window and quitted it ; I turned array, and wont into slid road again. I went to Mr. 1,411011. who was waiting for use ; he remarked, " Here's* man watching us o%er the pales." t went up to hint and 'walked through tbe:gates, while air. Cannon asked him *boot - some horses that were for sale, The man wbo was looking over the pales is Hugh Moran ;he is now in custody. Tins was farther up the lane frnm the house, beyond the kitchen door, on a hide with the front of the house ; a ?art o f this paling is.lircdilo; it. is.abotrt 30 or 40 yards :rout the house. While Mr. Cannon was talking to Moran, I walked to the back of the beisse„ where I found the on.er dour open.-- There are too little doors which close; thervere laid back; the inner d As alight, and the upper part of which hi of glass, was shut, I put my foot on the threw hold and' tapped gently. Mr. STIPIIIiN liere repeated his objection, because it was evident that it She witless proceeded be would furnish isfor;nation which might be used against himself in the action which Mr. Noel had thre.tened. He therefore re• quested that Mr. Noel, and all other person,. except the Jury, should quit the room. Mr. Nomh disclaimed any threat ; he acted only in put pram e of Capt. Nestor's instructions, and upon the trial of that action he must support it by other evidence than that of the witness now under examination. He alluded to the use of . the ioquest on the body of Prauces who was killed at linigh•shridge, in which counsel ha I been allowed to attend and cross-esenaioe the witnesse., scow ** for the purpose of "'trending upon that iuveetigition some future proceedieg ; stud he contended that Ise had a right to be present. Mr..iirestsitt would be understood to object, net to Mr. Noel's preeence, but to materials being collected by Ititn, as well as by. others, which would be prejudicial to thawit- On Some future occasion, The Coos - sea chd not see‘any other means by which he ceuhlwalse tkat,.tassussqg ttion which his s duty prescribed, thin ,hy a fall exttaidertion of the witnesses. He had [ro iling-to du With agtiotie to he hereafter broiegbt sbe there *. cretresoled, the objectiern. : , , . The Mor a Mr. Mr. awcraiss..l) Miligliittrall, said be•JI ad a . . Noel, W hikli, •If o* - 144111 answer lirrtrifttr fWte , iiioo o4l 4a l 4 arot wt geheelse . ehartattitt n o be peel ie it& . . eastml444lPF494 PPoi s imusA . - * * WTI hehliktc.n premed with his evidence, and iris ttettirditlif :tie Coroner to retire.) ' . • Catosoa, Clark till% !Nephew . . CIO Aims Yard, Colinas& Street, was then called, a skitelag.swora, dePosed as follows :-:11.* -Tuesday the 311ila :of 'Deoewateee tact, I isvated,hy lier.ileephwea dirertiow, a am stk. luta }feet+ foe aflainet Petri* t,Nehaollv.. Oa; tho ealltuving morainic, accompanied hyldr. James bigoantand Thomas •Woisoo, I prOseeded throngh•Hertford. (Wier. I obtained a wtrraiit spots the ca. Bi. directed to Thomas Watson) to Itahley house. Osiallghtlog from the ertaitiei , the &IA to the bark of the hooey' Walton walked' riff,' np to the hour, pad .1 followed bits: to she outer gas Afton waiting there for shoot a sniatibe.Mr. Watson camel to Me, end stated that be had apidlial and had see** soviet (the witness here repeated tlicteetimonv given 41 Mr. Wohmo on this *tat. While ho.totte "voila( tookki I saarPliger Moran, who, on tumid*, my eye, withdriwi t l Mr, Watson sod 1 followed bias, pelt tintpured.of Cysbill Nestor 1141 at home. *Me hg that he sari riots' andis dil net know where be was,*htither in B. Own Inc Ireland. I then asked him 111 I:aptlii. Nestor had ooPli hope for sale at the B mar . ; he mph/it he did not knotil,' iimptired if Hire. Brown ' *he at .Itoote, and wheitecy; I could see her. He said, the wac,•noti Ite would. mei.' hie if she would •peak to' use. sod then walked tocirdk Itheltostee. Mr. IVatson and I woot4o the house 'ilia' at the kitchen door, which was sltatti t iimtiretof fratale• servant who was standing on the °Wilda of it, if I could see Mrs. Brows' did said she wouittitit;end went towards the front of the „house. Mr. Write N+ and I went towards, tite hick of the rose, and . found tail foldingloora leading. into the ball open. An inner door, the - upper Vag"! which was composed of glass, was Av. Mrs. Brown im mediately came to this door, and without opening it asked us why we wished to see her. I told her that I had bees informed that Captain Nestor bad a hOrie M the Bazaar for sale, and I should be glad toleicn uporteilliwat Wass it was to be sold. She replied, that' she tsotw notbiag about it; that islie - wattloae and unprotected; that Vie whole of the peellertylie the,bonse was ond-r her care. and that oho scold not 'adroit us. Mr. Watson then stated, that Mr. Ohatles Jame% of Silent' Street, bad requested him to preeeed from town to Sibley Heise, to inform Mr Patrick Counolly, that some terrible misfortune had befallen him,. which rendered his presence in town immediately necessary. Mrs. Brows staled that Mr. Connolly was not there, trod that abe knew att.-. person. df that name. Mr. Wittman observed, that was very strange as he had been lofortord by the family In k Regent Starer, that Ale. Connolly wee at ltabley Haas. Mrs. Drown sail, " I don't filmy/ him; in4sed I don't. ; "scarcely know the family In Urgent Urge Street ; I hive wished theee but °ace or twice." Mr. Watson then said, " /tides officer; I h a ve a warrant foe .tin arrest of Mr. Pairid(Counally.. and I' request you to epos this door that I rue* exwate it." He then produced .She warrant.; assent • Brown replied that she could aorshiok of opening - the door, that Mr. Patrick Connolly wasevot-there, and that site- knew nothing what• eves Of 'him. ..At,this moment I caught a glimpse of Me. Connolly (this was about half plat 3 o'clock), and I said to the oilier', " There he et I" The • officer then sa dto sh a ll I break open theduor," and I said to him," Do so by all means." He kicked c hgainst the d.ter; ad.* by the violence of the shock a pane al glass was diaplaced. Con nolly instantly rushed up hethe door, and called out to the female servant, who wykstaarling by him; " Brinx me the spit." She brongin it to him • instantly, Ile brandished it, and sienteimitllse Holy June that he would run it into the guest bf the hilt man who should enter. He then called oat " Bring up the istro." Two men Ilona mutts up him the stable-yard: 1 was than standing at the back door. (fhe Coroner did not think from his recut. section of the premieer, that 4 person . stin ling there could arse into the stable yard.). The witness .concluded they tame thence from the direction in which they appeared: , Mr. Connolly told, them to fetch the pitchf.rks. They Wont stray, and quickly returned with tbc•pitcliforks, one a which was.bar,ded to Coesolly through.the broken utile a glass. I knew the men-; they were Idugh Moran end Itoiw.trd Trayers'; (think it was the lettate *he battled in the fork. Connolly then helloed out to the men, "These are damned rascally ribirdfs officers come to arrest r.e ; damn them, run theintellorkw into their b —y eats.' Prayers stood with the gichfork in hit hand ready to charge. Ido not know 'whether he- received the fork from Moran. I have same retollectiou•cif his looking dares the cellar, and saying, •' HeFe's another .fork. " Watson was turn standing on the stept,..and did not prevent the handing in of the pitchfork. Mr. Connolly Skin made a di.surrate throat with tie iiite.fork. door was then closed, and he thrust at .Watson;thrmaglt the hole which had been broken in the, glass. Watioo stepped back, lad said, " lie has woundeiLnte in the silo.',' "Hr. Connolly said, "Allmon you, I wislwlAnnikiliwt woo:, Uthen went a Start dialwace from the hoese,sod Dignmo, tt hirirnme up. *As he appreaehtal the dark-Jilt which Connolly Ismaili] standing. Uonatally threat at him through time broken rawer glass. Mr. Digtam drawing look. 4,414 , -6, l'in 'mended '." be aridalkt. i o !tor iftikiguare, and weataway." Directly .wantaiCoosollf - Nadi to Bugle, Morita,. , s taw to Mr. aaa wilt, and, illiff 94 ! his .goo siii 4l ie sire yr 41 0. 40 A 04•1•4 fir.*Obi gills 0 4 . W W4 ,4 1*. PAimmlNL:Ows . so , . 9 .: 4 kr kfilio(j/f: Y 4,0 1.11 4 * ft!i-4 1 Agoljr• pc' lit (n0e5 "4, 18 4‘..04,4P , /09trifitWW ! * 3•4 e►, .1 i • t-'4l could hoar elisaCtonnolly - gild. • lii wiellwel haeltiranWte theetellatowlitstowond deliterell the gun Isi tothe fiet.leter- Vant. wboltres there ready to rec-ise it. Hy a Joror.—When went into id.rtholoinew's honor, we gsve notice, because we then understood that no gots ivai tit be had . there. Moran soon .after got in through, 'the cellar window, and Col all closed up the ahuttett, Shortie after Mr. Conn3lly appeare.l at the window in (Cy back of tlt;• house. He threw ep the sash, sad e al l ihioa a gun, and said he would shoot sny man who a. teapte i to arrest him—that he veined Isis liberty too Much to te takint. Mr. Watson said, " You rant iationiiate me, M-. intent/11y. I am not to he dete:tred from the exeentioe , f my autyby any threats that you )hay :saes." Mi. C AI iv ), turned to hint aed a .id, "By else Holy Savi sus of - trse wittls4 I'll shoot you dead' if you don't instantly 'nit rte -premieest:". Mrs. Brown and the female -erratic wereat this time with Connolly at the wiedo sr. •Mee. Brown a tla l'Aell t have a second pistol, and .0 his.fire sloes not fake effect, Ili shoot that." I- said '0 Mrs. Browr., "You n..e. • herself a:party' to the illegal arts 'c suonisted ..by M:. bittriolly if you use *with langnage; you had better il , lb ' 4g/40: I saw ne pistol at this time: . I rh-n ww:is tO ti.e Late. and met I short distahre (ruin . tha h 'use, a posit: as t tettetsbiet; -one Of•eshoth told use that tasty .ha I lowa laillt bp:4,W* *)need. • (Captain Heard, one of the int r , 4itije Said thaehe had not sent them.. li•ippearesl, aft-r, liattileyeett s.nt by Sir. Dignam.) I cum Ithaiiiliat•sa astanit had beewounntitteri upon Mr. Watson, Ilse othe's.r, and a nother open Mr. 04:nom Mr. liianam was ettirb liirOuitled )t ot ter the iltonift. I then nines ted the' -gist (the Sege tehlsch st e . hisl•inet) t • break into tits loitree - :- 1 : Sir. Voinotiv, who ties then at the saaseewindow 1 spike of fist.eisilled out. " If yon'tio, Sys tied 14Iwh%ut you ;" en I the men hesitated to - obey any attrectiadv. ilkild DO Wit', root to break in at tisis tins-. 1 then went round to Sic front, end stationed them sn there, I omitted to atate,•that before this Mr. Connolly cense to rower the first floor .wi:i• do'ws in -front, and showing a gun, a powder horn, and • a handful of bullets aid slogs, said," I hate plenty 'of .alt,` munition, and by trot ili put some lead ipso you hero • I've aldose *it& yoo.''s - This oats before. , i wain into' the lan.. I saw lir. Connolly tag one of the front win Noss-Artie 1 had shit joked" tlie men: 1I a • eattie th,.res, sad adslreise4 himself to the coastahtea.. He sonic" Gentlemen, -I 'kV tees you a history of the ve , ole alibis tranthwtion." Ile then rt • laird sifeetal-cirrhowstaiwes,.aed aaidsto them I was tsttlece.7 it 041:11 . altbrckey'Crierk.andslostbe.would give !hem *guile* each to. withdraw. :rise circumstances be ratted eve to. !alive to his rotthexions with, Mr. A„ wheel laedesignAttd by s..ver.l epithets of. ",asoksoller, Ike. fie concl4l4 hy alluding to me as, I hareems); and by olrering a.gitta i ess to each of the wen to `yitts . slrisr , by oil. li p Bil e I)ignam arrived. and I went Oith'h'en ba the Magistiate (11e. Winter) to obtain a saturant egisitstt Coil/Wily hor the assault. The Magistrate sent:far the tonslittik. (Jolt it (arsine.), and !Uncles( I ' le flay% his brother ,(1.1.e di. cease)) and other assismats. .Ifn47 C 43l '' itSW Jittl r thit ()ruiner was sworn in sp-eisteowstable for (hit aftletittlia. The ;Magistrate tnrrnifird hint' (Nita% tfrastO . w'itit sip axe, a' d the party proceedril to . .,14Ittejt ',Hfralie, Ito tirainge went to the 'front of the it'ai.e. •l'ins e ttat. ' r? 'that the warrant was directed .to JiMe4, ltiyait gig. ;'! him, hut dir -vied. I beli-ve, fa his brother's/obi!. •...liiinee tirainge went, as I said, to the front 400, 4 ' ' hir. Voisidliy called out, " Who's there?" tirsauge reilyst, ....rip, constable of Shenley Hid. I lace a Itisgiittitte:* trAtiltnt for tsse a,spreh na1.41 of Patrick Connoll i y„ ..1011 I; re• quest that the door may be. epetied, 'flirt .1 tuaY., % :be able Jo take him." Connolly replied, "It ehall out bi opened, and if you attempt to l e agt me, .PII ytenig you." Ursine answerid. "'I boys! pot. Sir—. dap l ebe yeah —govern your passioo."' irditlsnot !sextet,' .othet unit, inside the •door at Otis time. ' Connolly at.. ewered. " I 'II aboot.yea. by Hod. .rf.you ate-tnilt to. enht.' 4 Oraiuge replied. ",r,,i„ . .d..7,fc . , , . I asa a ca - .stahle, an I; bas a suagiatrate's warrant, and 1 hope you will pon Coe door for me.' Connolly answered " 1 will laJt." (dill[ -. said " I f yost won't, Sir.l reelly . Joliet breah . open, the tleolr." Connolly saisl to this,."..li t yost thi 111 shoin'yott 'dead." - lt was nut Jark. lie (Otiinge) thee,tbrded tcnind to tne i l ifid ask e d me—Jo you-think 1 .hive ;Fled in** otl,cet-Milli manner? 1 toilpi43 i'dill.:.litk titrFtite4 bltialpforeOthri dour. 1 did not heasf,tirohegh. riot( the Iltartint ender to do..r. Ural nge said, be, Would nut 0., Inge, Slit tlosteth, . ~....w...r 0 the demi, - or bejni...a liaiN he wcpld reed i l: to him. Connoly.woultkratodeahii,'Ahd Grattste i esotild not told it: it tras t dark.: %leaf/Lined is eon:en %tit . bittt; and baid, it wet a tyArtnot . aiteeil by .:str.... Winfer;:jt i n magistrate, fort he aiipset,sylition, 0 Patriv.l4 enOnattlisi • ku . airault ort . 3lr: o.6antn. Torre •weye no . pet:soils jii!ti ljgi k ts about the plaee.At toe pine. 1/ ~"."ere iv-:'e any; i mutt have seen there, The axe eat tlf•lkitie it, i i ir t iyege.. I do nut know Who bropght the altr.,,:i.;litottl . ibi. wilt !trate s.sy tbit in nee . etittuill,be,#4a fet•s•e k ' enstape: plis was in cya'sequeiDat,o,l4Y. I , IV - A" . ..& ilt.l: in,.. w .,,,1 f i raid:resistancotwoolijostatleoo 4 , l i stee.4,' r_e i• -le t. Illiuteß'y selsstliestax i ofiNnenb i tti a '.r,:i?S r tt gore of thepaisallbe,lt t l, •red 1. I, rot. • AV; artheita, *Oil tiiiot7 Si.' VW - .. %Mr. l'inxin. . the , Ikkgialjak, *hi) titer in at the ",1 .414, evid5 r ..,0i.40 • hat ). 4l Y , :iir k 4 ' l / 1 . 11 ., -ta ' lt o a)!em,, kw . iq late : w i t lisy V4sjin. l l,ye w a ti.i, ti, :i i ...i. e 1 Ormige seer ied,thet.,y/6., p 2 1, eg at i4 i , pa . t: i ltiv JO Nia AKE, nil. .:111 ) .7.1. 11 #71 Ire . ,tp Alk ,j , - s'ltokif 4 :tiAg gsatelittayslicb o a, topi t yg i u tyta re g i • srt e• ti t tie : i ),i9i l Pfe.A4a ti tiflit f .. I' f ,:qi •!.. d y. Baakett 71114 i E. 'I it.i;ii , .ers—W. Brydon and 1.:. Roden. W:rwidi • I, iwenteell vreel, slit Kemp' 1: V er)un We. t. %Mein ! I)erby shire. mint ri rI).t11 Bugit y. Throgoio Itads, p.... 4 .A.. 4 3 01. t l 'und.re., Arevi;tlll Ms. itire Virllain s greet, 4(). kruipy.N'etrioginitn., 1 , 1 . Al 4 -s 4-1(to Inn#,ngi 4.' bucel inairra-lik,4(;r111 Whatible 'au MO Pr 144 , Hattord*liire, tiL - it T. 4 Fl • • • \fr a t ; • • . t ° 3. ! I I t • I I • t i r • • • • VERY SUPERIOR.' WINES. VALET. WOLLASTON, Wine 'Merchant, No. 129, Re c., gigot street, nose Vigo lane. has now on sale the following very superior WINES. which for Quality and Price are un-. !quailed In the Trade, for Cash only : Per Dazens Fine high flavoured Port • ,t 2 0. 0 Very fine pale Sherry 2 0 0 Fi •.Madeira • Nioonia 9 0 0 • Teneriffe Lisbon and Mountain Cep Madeira (the finest imported), U. per dozen, by taking . Vireo dozen, or U. Is. a single dozen. Old crusted Port, three and fire years in bottle, 465. to 545. per dozen. Two handred dozen curio's!' Old Port in Pints, 321. per.dos. COMP WINE 4. Old Port (light body), 365. per dozen. Brown Sherry, 3lis. der dozen. Teneraffl. Stia. per dozen. Cie. Se. • Just landed, floe sparkling CharaPsigne. in•hish mantling warranted first quality, 9/. 4e. per dozen. Ez• ellen! Claret, 60s. per down. Moselle, 6614 pis dozen. Minh roe, Otia. per donna'. :Very curious old Ilock,! lOU,' per dorm. Country Orders strictly attencled to. Postage roust he plait