The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-15 00:00:00

I\ POMIVINC'er •elr POLICE BOVr•STREET.—Ye6terd y J il&u Jon •5 alias Ea., who nes detected a fen days since in eodearoutil'l to . obtain ft , . 6d. of Mr . S..awe Lr f.' , .vr „ y 50,... ing a parcel pretending it came by the underwent a second examination, when it r.p i .,,; el ' that he had prac'ised a similar fraud at legit t ._; 4‘ ._ (lit's, in Whitehall. lie is strongly suspPri e d committed several frauds oil Lord Casti vre , gh Mr. Munton, at the Secretary of State's Mice ; •%, 0 ; of these it is supposed, vs ill turn nut t o b e th e 4. rious offence of forgery, as he personated a Mr. A, lea's name, at flammersleys the bankers, to rp m , the amount of a -draft, but the proper 16 itot t , being present, the investigation was postpuued ta u. other day. NI R. EDI TO al--1111 se case related in you r P a p er o f cask too !sigh,* hereby the wine wasdrawe o ff to ts close ' s . • JAI. A ,ctf• „en NC ETV , Ans. 14. . this day, exhibits one of those fl agrant proofs which to the lees. Something of the kind mustisavelettkeried •' ' ' ' Id") • e•ccasintmlly occur of a most nefarious practice which is in the case ven record, seeing that 'so ni'd•ch .as e ,teae e. • e• ISX•PAA4RE PORTEtt,•7, •Iteerferresn. Atilt pursued by a set of men 'called wini. coo pers ; spoonful of arsenical sediment was found . at. the-4 • nliti, although so i gn o ran t as t o ' h e scarce l y a b le t o bottom of thebottles and the,o k twervhists This. was a• Petition tere theaparesof iTrostees of the s ee ° earls s amerlageeeteleueepseepf..lllary..Leee Poster, praying elite their names,. nevertheless clam, and iii eeeeral probably not • takeis above a glass each', were. both that they might be alio tee& te preesesadebt.of 20,0001. have conceded to them by their indolent and thou g ht. made seriously ill. Some may disposed to think, ageinee the estate of Themes,. Richard, ,aed Nalthew lessemployers,the wine-merchants,theentire manage. that if the persons thus affected be preserved from lieeth - fiell; linkrupts. The - Petition stated, that . meet of their si nes alt er com i ng i n to th e ce ll ars, death, that no o the r b a d co n s e que nc es w ill ebtue.-es 41t arY•llebeer4as thesilt4htee of Thomas Heath. situ) before bottling. What are the numlicr, the i This is a great and dangerous error : arsenic being field, a csattonespinner, e r+Sheffietde Whole the year lasi" and the kinds.. of all the ingredients they j not only one of the most active, but one 'deb, most 1805, etttered . inea a e pastnerskie e etithe his nephews employ, virektessin only to the coopers themselves; l permanent poisons known. The niischievoes effects. M ee eted it e .,ileetlifield, „Lee sleep. years, and .. pro. fur theisetneeeeee oo,lhe one hand, and their siersonat I left behind by . it, are often such as terminate onte . iided thii ies case of his eleatleitefere the expiration safely on the nther, 'alike require thee neither theiee with the patient's life; and such ar e f r e qu e n t' a ft er its a Mat thile, thele t gentlemen should stand indebted; emptoyets Mr' the plastic should know a n y thi ng administration, •even in the diminutive (Roses giv'en o relchts'estaie fin'hisicapitalrivlifch • was•l'2,oool. - e they• • about. the matter. That" - they e - nlisloY lead le, dif. the Tasteless Ague'Dreps, so mach ngl•Il as ab em.sewere also j•oine.ealigors whit hinfifee a farther debt li %RIX DEP& rtYITY. feteist thipes to correct the acidity of wlsite: wines I pirical remedy in Essex, Cambridge, Liscoln,and of 57014. to thesTrestees.ofeleia-osen marriage settle- HATTON.GARDENz—charIotte Mitchell, oli; ) , 11 as tacit are thin, and therefore liable le that change, I other marshy districts. Ayounggierebreit of ague by meet, e H,e4liesl e tbe.fiallowing ygivr. ..In July, 8 is welt' kebab s ; thequality of this ttewly poisonous l us this article, became immediately effected With epilep s s the Joung jady,ber,a i tße ,of,age,Aoitiststhe.ntotillilaflte2; years of age, was charged by Mr. Crump, cut l er es toyman, corner of Judd-street, Somer's.:ne se 5 : 4 :metal; end its cakes.or oesedse, s u ch es thea rges re d ay, which c on ti nue d ever after. ". A late Irish Noble- sfie received? the bond of Richer' .and Matthew for stated, that between one and two o'clock o n s.„ e lead, and white lead, being to unite with the ocelots, man's, equally distinguished by hi s ' e l ega nt •m Iftbiklifoisiett, slid.foe a 'fanner Sunf`eef • 23001: which d a y l as t, th e P r i soner came i n t o hi s ssoe tee ; mid, or. vinesetr; formed in the. eine, mid thereby users, his accomplishments as a scholar, and his eitetsbeilten lent.. 'Setae Haire ifterthis frietsactiote these young child in her arms, asked for a small wdsii,i, produce a sweet metallic salts !ell ketwn, kern this i eticnism as a senator, was the unhappy subject of PersaJts became-banklopts, and• the 'claim of Mrs. which she paid for, then went away ; soon idle r :4' sery cleanly, outlet the name 61 Wcellarans saturni, l most distres , ing complaints for the remainder ease Peeler upon. theiteestate is resistett upon st he ground witness • missed a double-bladed clasp.itnite le or suttee' or raio. In noir way the .evisie loses life, in consequence of being poisoned in Italy, .4 ii at s therteis another ; partnersetemely, their brother.. went in search of the Prisoner, but did net me e t t i e Ili former-Wires, o . i . Sourness, alit becomes - more . through the jealousy of an Italian lady, by the ar e . omits, and that the Petitioners have_ tio right t o her till, returnieg home, he met her coming out a te • I or less of asweetish taste. But this Change; is made . licle well known there under the title of else Aqua" come upon the qirtnenhip fora debt due from two shop-door, when bring seized she dropped lt Int l et the certain expence of thelwalth 0 ( those who ! Trillium; so called, as having been, if not invented'," Inly'of the-finii. - lei tinier treestablish their claim, knives and forks, which had been tied up, and le e dunk such poisoqous beverage ; for poisonous it :at least largely vended and administered, by a female' I h* Petitionefilieought forward affidavits- to 'prove O n the' co un t er . li e sent for a coestabse, and o f is both•to man and brutes in the niest• certain,. be- miscreant called, La Isrlarchesa di Toffana ; and Mr. that Mes.•Perfers (then Miss sHeath'field), did •not „ her in charge, to 'whom the Prisoner gave a know there wistaasotlier partner sat-the time !ha r-g : - name , an d two w rong 'di rec ti ons ; b ut l ie f ound cause in the most 'slow tied ins'idfiecte,• Ind uneaspect. Hill, iii his travels 'through Calabria, states that erl• manlier : nor is it at all . imprObtible; that theac. serdrul hundredpersons arepoisoned theie annually x : CPited•Ahc bond;. that the .new partner. Ives gite of a eJ a stthat she lived with her tether and. mother' lstiowledged greeter prevalence of •partilytic and •14 this . or some other* poison of the kind. A si n gle! her late guardians; (het hie was eresent . efethe•signing Westssqeet„S'atrier!.s-town. The;Frisoner was , nervous disorders in modern thaiiin ancient times, grails of white arsenic taken ined 'the stomach at artlfe bands, mill that he witnessed, tier; acid that milted to the fjOuse of correctieese to he, brought limy he itesoine degree owing to tie use of suck per- once, has been known to kill, and even 'more cer- , tunnies then, tear at any other lime, did . be tiy. Y r'r _AL.:' , , hip' .or . .urtherexaminetion. . . • eisious sophistications of a liquor *noie so generally 4 tainly than larger doses, which generally create sick- I was a partner ; they also attempted to proses; that' - Gutibeatiletkilary Houston s'ait'broitaht op , shank as while wine. The article of lead* or its pre- [nese; and thus expel the greater part of what was /*Whet leer solititoroloheiny of heti friends, rwl la— . any.: a .charge 'at iftialcrtg'two'sifver tible-aimotts, the p • paiatioes; however, though confessed to be 'perni. taken its. Reckoning •at this rate, -whit' would be! killatelellgeseirthteteausaction-whatev.ers and that ;hp,, s ese ty au ei sse esio s ies Beteg in Bishop's-coare I cious in every shape in which it can and its way into „the destruction Produced* five hundred pounds hmede het . SPPtraet Ylith the tar* fillaibilualdse.nPt tell reefief. 0:, - .. 4 1 / 4 , ; es .. 4 .--r- e • the human constitution, as is frequently seen in the :bf solid • white arsenic; eiveiy • pound . ' containing r,sitilP • le Individeals,. but as the„erteetheee oC e a - conies ~ 'illie r Psi se ny,.lt.appear ed, formerly lived as tin miserable victims of its e ff ect • amOng painters, .seven thousand grains, provided a single grain were ;partnership , an ' d ( 1 1 1 4 e the „berey,esll egl e ek members ermaid . (Re Serecen's Heed free, Suow-Isill plumbers, lead.smelters, white-lead -Makers, and liken into the stomach aconce ?, It w o uld amount to of that partnershiti; that she lent fir ., ,lncrne* to- e I. 1. U...C.l . ..ol.lbeWSkilOr . ft:led as laundress; ad others, in the excruciating cholic and subsequent ob- three millious and a 'half of persons . either killed the •trade; 'and there , fae 'sh' .. e Might:to re c ei ve it from . Saturdieflatith*Pti/rier calierionaher,.and . . stinate palsy of the hands to which they are subject • ; ; or seriouily injured in their health . Th at thi s J the trade.- se . -e-eseeeseisiteeetowldesetielltliorei pie ti:' Tee Prosecotrix a . this article is far from being the worst that is em. destruction does not obviously result from its cm- i Sir Annul i% Peddeit, in salsgreollel y Peetitietets-toed o litiletemherseituktretiateit ready for her ia. ployed by the eine-doctors, as they are called.— ployment, is very certairt; but the less sensible effect said it was attempted, or flit flirfailf'thte 4 lSalkysptcp s , 'ac5K1 4 ,911........ , • is - • • The Public will start with amazement and horror, iseaserely owing to the largely diluted state in which t o .p role th a t Mrs. .Porter - d irl lentiaretteet *ewes,: , -.Ate . rtaroges,,catleti in the tate:lsaac!, and taki. when they learn, that by far the most active poison ii is swallowed ; and it_does natfollow,thet it °cc's. ~pertner was, . admittetl e ; tokolluict,ehorrhael eid ti e advaretaelt •of the temporary absence of the Proses known in this country is used, and largely used, in the . sions no bad consequences 'by its ilower and more Mrs. Elizaheeleileachfield ese lteT r iee s eolka t eetead'i cad's ittil,lthe took the spoons ill Nuseslon from a co. dodo/leg of white wines, in short, nothing less than insiduous operation, after the example! have aireadY i riot be so very had; or • --- .rnsy,trteeits jhesupw,chithr..l ev't'bottrff in - Cheetbotn, end' walked alt s • the'Proset white arsenic. It was given in evidence before a given, and the still greater number I could brin g ' met enibarkecrhis rcpcitc to i t ;' "Bta, oid -ttle. - teists Oath aftetiveldrilikeievivre-d her loss, and so ... • r Committee of the House ofiCeminehs more thin 30 forward, if required. Letrened . Cctun See rt ee a l e erti ose " ie'r ess i ans , e s a se *eating's* hoegheehief wes,ette• opened for the &sit Veers ago, thatsrlot less than' five hundred weight of ; I trust; Sir, I . have . said enough to attract the i : wheelies° reply is rnedesseseeteleiettrlits 1 h 'et. -y aresinesejleheeeef an -"Ricer. 'teethe eesurse of the-search sihe white arsenic was expended annually in London its the public notice, not only to the caseyou have recorded,. two years •leefoye Selle,,•emineeetionein , essfelerne e lesels ee te turtle PS.ltt.eeteetieg,stitgediecoverett that the ate fining of white wines. But it will excite still greater but awaken flue attention of the Leglslatere„to e sub- place, teebeseceieqsl.lo-evidespeet harejeTatte' 1. am 1 . , atl'beeti sold ..., a len nbr.Oef, named Bagsteral astottishmect, when it is kitovin that t h e purpose for sect which has long called for complete investiga s Counsel allowed, ti effikeil e hai,eiegn 'Mar' lie' Pr ii * (eV v • •11 ss s , w' n khati . .to , .1 ea ...t e pe I I ~ ilo had sold to which this destructive sgbstatsie was used, is one tran s a I 1 111..., would willingly hope, such penal elect; 'which issaiitersiea'a Imer . to . , ; lll.h . Saliati.er ft ei . trite 64" (Yit fisrelseereacpers rii'ea - r:isistier oat - traded and vshich no wine -cliinker is anymore aware of, than all meats a's may put an end to such 'practices alto- MI: Porter a; it'il l 'o was - present at the sigeatute of Pee'lleodeA f awd oivelelltitall'ln'elle eesenheelier • inhabitant of Otabeite i s, Mho never tasted wine; it gather. the-bonds,. informing' him tit flitri - tihfilirtii iff Tit emu e s eetimesiriesktOtteeiehee a se-the-40mm; estio lia4 sold 1- . . . is, Sir, in the langdage of the cooper-craft, to put a August 1:. • e. ie.,• st4leathfield toselreellt ore bet',:sitaid• he,•••filleltetelsequst . r Steeeele, s „elll}OUglt lie positively ,asbertedyihe kat , face upon it, i. e. to . give it, witen it's'surfac e is looked 1 e The Eel of Charlemont. . !.si 41Po:14004:lea atm* of . iterbeetd **MOONeti , and we Ail fitue,ef tleene ee se. ~.., _ 4. . s: . /see ss. es et in the di inking-glast•or littlesilser test•cup used 1 ' • e • Revel Ise?' Opt . he he commeeskselesteahileissesibeence to , ! _ __•-.---....6 •a... , = • • .. . •4' . • - 4. '.. at e . ;: 0,•41------V- • .."," • ~ . ..... by the u 'tie. merchant, a glossy siirfaee, s a id to be i. Stnenee e —An Inquest was held on the 11 tis in- . aey person_ , ; peskie s t, he was ettiebee, gemodian nor 1 e s‘ eas te ee e e t .a seest e tnUtenriedy desesieinie like that which oil has : Wliat I' advance here, is slant, it the Clayton Arens , Cleyton.sereet, near the 'itectitel, white lie who was botb,, preterit-1 4 Nr- curie tnn jil Aith kota.vt.,,, on Jim (La Marg.!ie ;my as you Will•lbeKeete; osi . the outheirity. of in , not , __. 9 Horns, Kennington , on the body of Mary . Batley , a ttible silertsce?"fi'itak alio 'heel) aflirn d theta' Strf egs.", , y fi t ref see''een'ish, a elespee- iliie _ *vs eel brArit arini - t°fllato 61.' dialer ; as no 'lsOnnwledg'llent * ef , young wcionti •)2 . . years of age, R ho newt as sttXane • Tito rmits'.llPetWhitt* .id ferther 111`r. Mllfonl that - ..1 3 ° °ChifigP • erflei4tled trMaigett by se4 - ', 111.1 IN' • its being employed'at all; will eiyerle•admitted b'y in the above-mentioned house, who put a period to was wparktor whileithey stereltilivelliht ti; 'Bath to- set hairibt vetoed Coe ii 'lO lierteset..‘"entalae them, unless extorted from them ander the penalty her own life-by cutting her throat on Tuesday morn- galier fur 41te 144toposa Of wittressing timo bond..,- • msined but. t csAletgeliceire , Uclinr;eand . io ni: she: . attached to a false oath,* when • that 'oath Is insPesed i ng . It appeared on the evidence of Mrs. Tanker- Al!. Milferel, eset e the Ober haktfix ...positively had s , l l4.utifortunakily .-ti*PPetards titaivea l aW:°""lb'il'' by legal authority . Let it litit%e conceiete I ni rtbat v.e; a washer-woman, and' others, , that the last sworn th. at I,!e e teever knee- s Me.. Tgereem fleathfield id thmochor e Ar e . MeseNit, log -is ejereitiegftel 111 implicate the .vine-merchants generally in ,the eherge time the deceased ens sees...alive was about eight be a iSnrtultr, uislirehe Commis? of elßeinitettsktq l 'eahle, and sorb ivas4l 1 i &mires and tiseprw, , of knowing this practice, and still less the isaporters : o'clock on Tuesday. morning. After having break- had'bettn taken biti.. 'lltr..Miltor . had eiteeedureefact •- hi * • • t ettit•lirrib iirai Ifteralte ll torn off shove the 11 , t fur there are in both branches men of as march lionour fasted she went l og stood for a time at the street strongly ebrrehoretteef'bf . this : lay s , that, loug an da t ei er eefe t as, t ge s iae • eate•hotese e ;ei ue 'ths es and humanity, as In any othei department , of corn- . dour listening to a ballad-singer, singing .one of those after this sjourneylehrivirig +AM that' Men:tomes wee, of • • etthe euffereii4istea 'strife that fortew a melee. But the excuse to be offered ou behalf of doleful dittiescenspesed, en the death of Eliza Fen- Heath field-was about .4osenter the „Ann, 'die advised... peew ee, was &Ko mi), .4 b - e sfo r d a ' c h ance . o f w i the wine -dealer, is at best but the excuse of igno- • ning ; the deceased baught one, and sighed " Ah, him not to, implicate,himself.iiva ceueentewhieli :rm& hielife s ,tie e s withe the geeatest •Enrsis ude, proposes ranee; in short, it is, that they know nothing about p oor. Eli za !"—Sh e th e n wen t from the door, was so heavy a aebt upon it. s Sie.Arilter . . concluded •liy „ a set teesse t , thirsensainder.. of, ehe limb was tii the: manipulations which their' wines go through, missed shortly afterwards, and was not to be found. , strongly contending, that as Miss, lleathfield could. 'off by. lastr:Slit.C., rind goober S,orgeon„ withaut I • . front the time they come into their cellars until After • some time had elapsed, Mee. Tankerville-went never intetid td' chanie I good' seEurity:.for eine at The-sens e e Vie 'Marsh and tier sno, were wiiiiiig the time they are bottled off; that all this•is the up steirs.to,the deceased's bed-room, and was shocked ' alt (Itioherd anal - Matthew Hinithfieid Wane no' se rbor6 for Wt.:Marsh whist, *1 he melaliAillt me province of the WINE cooeen, upon whose igno- ! afseeing the floor nearly covered over with bloodes ' partite estate), shecertainly lentelier morMy I - or the. tesespe t seses life. Mitrgif;.'we are happy to sae, melt ranee or dishonesty their employer's credit and pro- I the . deceased was on her knees ' at her bed-side, w igs i seppert of, the and that 'the . wee clearl y en e • t e eseneey_f r esser n en fever, - and iS•tikgtv.to recaver. eeerity, if not even his . health and life, ate dependant ! i her bends joined together, and her head • leaning on . titled t o eceeiee a div i dend. from the t nide estate. . , ,a - ito.astim COUltralF., -For so:nr time pl( : Ouse man, { know, who has risen, through the haves- i the bed its the attitude of a person at . prayer ; on . Mr, !Aeon fotlowfti 04 .the4atne side. ~... `;•••• .. ' churches its tile seeighbourhood of Co o Osea, lave rat gradations of cellarnian, and clerk, not only to ; witness raising up her head, she perceiviel.her throat ' ' MT ; IlLitri _woe. ' • taking .. i 't I bee a f'l ly I - three (4'll' l of opinion, sthat a new . 5l et t a "ng^ ..nlg." • Ina ' all , ',`,. , ease and opulence as 'a wine merchant, and 'whet I cut in a shocking manner with a large itryingkhife, .. sece s;;__ y did not destrey the °s ee es t Oti s , -eve n i t; ;;I: hiving been sti-iceed of every article whiCh old' could not but know sense of the tricks of his fellow .which was lying near her; medical assisetteeewar im- i Mrs. Porter known that a new " I pa rtuer had heel' ' earole l' a"'iti- 'lte the early pert of la;t Wok, Po labourer ; this man told me, that as 'soon as he pees mediately sent rot, but she 'exhibited tin symptoms 1 ! added. • • ' ,s c'empet4v a* catered, "snit the festry and 1);nly et ti messed a cellar of his own, he never suffered any wines • of life. It appeared that she had firseattempted.to , • •• s s. YA 7."; ." .."*. • Sir gtkutt. Kommr ir , on the other side said; hie •place rebited sai -44idimink, ilirplices, etneriese rat elector or cooper to nieddte with Isis wines, noeteer ' Cut her throat before a looking-glass that hung in the., • .' ' • • • • Letirtied Friends had es ketrit for ranted that a debt...a u k" , J ""t i • aiete e tke.bookse found ek „sine .alinut.- employed any other fining than milk or isinglass/ room well a small pen-knife, the glitisbAng sprinkled i existed f • •the three brother s; ° ki d had Ehury Chaim) in the s fields neat Slonne-strare, two articles perfectly harmless in themselves, but ane, over with blood, and a sestet pen - knife also bloody, st on to em e t. rom e.tkatuit. mstwr.th th ence h 'ars° entered Iliad the same lime, - ond similar dee swering every required purpose, when the wine was being stuck in a-table thee stood ' under the glass, ''Pshoti4l on.wn srev tfist s I, ,defit u , iib. .ezis ! t . 0 e.... dti . ,,,5 .. co „ iiii A M tted. d'is •aeturday night last, r is: the first instance of a fair quality; and that where the blade of which corresponded-with the marks on i Mr . s t i /e c ' n e e ille‘e • r t d is .' t t t i f i - o l ':zsacriletze:iit thil place was renewed, when severz;i: fie t • id we t ewe as lecer s inapiir it e e this was not the condition of the wine before impels-. her neck, and from . the table-to 'the 'bedside there! Di e t . t ° tibi ll i tl 4 e ' d d ' i *i thee • ixtntesewere's•Vemoveite the candltrsticks, tation. no management could resider it an honest! Y Were traces of blood. , She comp l e t e d't h e eliecking 1 Ma„ e li t e ; aViletitli l tield 9-13 a - t'id fl i s ts I tTli -flffel 1 - ' ls"lt t ar "l t ' "eke", 'cuttaieressmisoawdreven the haiallos of saleab!e article afterwards, or such as would ever: act b e y thrusting a large sharp-pninted carving. knife 'Ph . 4fte •11 e tf' De 4 . -6 Ty :. pill, t) , ..en N ance o . doors 4.11(1i-sews were and . can:el Dais' do credit to the render, whether by wholesale or 1 through her throat. No cause appeared for her corn- ff ° e lust Le . I e n- 't easlfnerl:" h6chnen.cottleli. e 01 : 6 1 1 4 ,: sve ed ;' iveral tt_ooty. displaced,Eve exertion we underwand,' retail. I earnestly wish, Sir, that every wine-mer- : : ;netting this rash deed, furtherehati berbeaster giving : e '" " h M e 'ldl ui" I t - 'e s ' . e • - ••• —' • mei:44re bring the rer seteetsra to punishment. chatit would act thus ; and I avow, that it is partly . .her warising•tcr quit•hiseervice•ed the preceding nigh'. • then tel it etoes 'War ners 'W/ ow fireharsi-•and e , _ I 1 ~.. latthew -heAl bought. gut before.eMiss-Aealkfteld! Sat en afternoon, ,during the storm, unto the hope of rousing some of them to a due sense of Verdict—/nsanity. • came of a-e). were liable. the incalculable mischief they tacit)) , permit, through _ , , .. 4 •• e. . ~. , . 4 ..re.. ...._ . -• . u tietly.pievaited over the Meeropolis, a trealund Monday an "Inquisition was taken in %Seed-10feet • ' clap qf thunder was heard in the .vicinity of 01 1 ' , the mismanagement of their wines by wine doctors, ! ~. . .. • . • v s ,. .• echo . 9 Mr. yog contended, that Wises lleatlifield',s - orily c and uhea side upon the body of Mr. ard elrass ey •• • • . (;ro p es at the moment a ball of lira oh large that I have sat down to snake these remarks public ,' , found 1 ) . 1 ~ . ~! c mace or vet t r ltepropeeter s essek in tha t trade dead in his room, on Saturday last, from the .- •4 • • riu3nsiems.was observed to descend into the lai v . through the channel of your well-conducted Paper.was, to have the trade ca rried on, and that shitied effects of ooison It aoneared that the deceased was Chartes.Beld 1 . busying itself • , esgs e of that place, Should 1 fal in this, however, it will still have the .. • - .. • • . . ifiserfoiriancin the' loso'cit he's claim upon the trade ! agent to Mr. IV heatley, of Leicester, an extensive . .. / the earth. . rise coachman of Mr-Bold was wield effect of calling the public attention to a circumstance ; !He had lace-manufacturer. reside) some time in by losing at e the same time iespOnsibility. - ••••• • • . i few e yards.of the spot, hot fortusiac-Iv. escaped d which so greatly interests all who are wine drinkers, . L dand • • of • ' nderstandin Mr. Motere.cu wasedeerle ofeepiationellsat whe- •hurt ; nor was there any other misceiefaeses. , o even on the smallest scale. White wines are the on ois, ln coneequence _. a misu _g .., . . e . _._ . .. . did de chief, if no t the only kinds which admit these .1 ! with his employer, he was lately ,obserred to is {ti we Daher MIS S . 11 . s eatblielie elid or ,rtot.know that the r e beyond thetleetreetien of. two fine treei, *hose Int desponding state . In the early part elf last 1 w e t e, other partners, she; could a base no claim upon were severed to .the rout, and the. branches stele letericius aJmiitures ; red wines generally, if not ' very . . • 1 • ' 'r - e • 4 There ' week he had addressed a letter to his son, at settees. three .. ere was a rule of baokruetcy e thet the joint . &bootie' 411 directions. ..'fies..apertare caused is t universally,. being liable to hare their colour ten- . by chemical ' ter him take e ' of his • mother and requesting to charge o estate answered the joint debts / . ands dared dirty, or entirely thrown down . e' sisters, stating, as his reason that he himself would estates the se.parate debts. .. • . ..• •• , !22 inches in circumference, 4- n• -.• .... • - u agents. It is now, I believe, nearly fifty . years,. i , , , . 1 . snorts) , "be no more." This communicetiose he Sir A. le t e e sere s in reply, strongly- ieteisteti that : . Sstitwne.--”-On Friday 11l Coconereleinquest r test more since a similar, b u t s till more distressing ~ . , . /contrived to forward through the medium of a friend Mrs. Porter's : property had been tent-to the trade ; held. before Greece Henrusee..4q. at the Bed Cl' event than that you have recorded, occurre d at the ; , inn, at Salt-hill e seeeral Gentlemen who dined there I to Sheerness , and through the Y o st-office of he instanced. an assignment-of treeasee le wldth'th e ' •Holloway, on the hod going eerness,.. of. Jormthast Scott. f being immediately after taken ill, and dying soon wh i c h at ear, co- fie/ Y • 1 .IA I purpose of concealing his real address. On Friday partners. . . with his throatbut l .atsd a razor covered wits '' after under ell the symptoms of poison. It was pre last he was observed unusual! l an d on the y g loom The CuCxceceoustad not seen'ltt'.. • beside him' It app.ared that .the deceased 'I. '' tended, instead , that this was owing to their having , es :resign. evenin of that da y it was ascertained, that he h a d , . . inerly a clerk with M. Coutes,. the banker eI . a'• eaten of some dish which had been dressed in a copper i .g „ two His i oills'il i sublimate,the mew ' ' 'p ex winged Aria ` *derd opinion, Within side. ' saucepan, which had verdigrease collected i purchased ounces of corrosive whole of which it appeared he took at one draught. that the OUll lad • had been &ill V ..• '' 11 h Y " • . had heart "rather anfortunate• and that on 1 - h s ursl ' Cr y I !,: nrs ' il Y with; he evinced sy m p toms of d' But considering the very nauseous and peculiar taste e t oughethe case required•mileh fa , a I The effect was instantaneous, and the stomach being • these circums cos the Jury having no of ierdigreale, even in the smallest qeantity, tho-- 1 surcharged by the quantity a vomiting took place.-- ' • hoe hie . exeressed a doubt wl•et •if ' ' 'i n ne ' her •• ent° .:'• - ' .--. the deceased t who su ff ered must have been instantly apprised of the' ee , . however , ' din the system to resist even a bill isi equity, would efleitualle , repine ' e her.— ' • had destroyed himself. a verdic t they emcient, remained His Lordship stated thepe • • Is f . ' II • i returned of— Lunaci; cut Ir:s Ova throat. • impregnation, and have spit out the food before I ' mode' medical application, and to cause almost inmesliate , .. ii! or consi e • ration to swillowed it ; besides this was a Very obvious death. Verdict—lnsanity. • tie nest, Wds the young' hide at any trine a creditor • On Thursday se'neiglii, DATID CAREW'S, ri . .. I. . to exonerate the inn-keeper and his wine-merchant • of the three brothers ? arid seeonalY, Diif the accept- banker, in Carlisle, received a letter•hre- 5 '' is not likely, et tee expence of the poor cook. It inn l t is reported, that eight.hundred thousan d gen- once of a new security disturb the old one? W • • s• Appleby p ost m a r k , etrclositig two five.gisinra . . of Englishand Foreign wheatnow d od his f • e set- with' e eli . laconic • ta 43-• ted tens - erste en-4step to say, that het had no doübt the however, that in a great and moth frequen ted daily housed in London and the•nei hbaorhood, and which; .5700 e qf Conscience." .. , . likit that, where every kitchen utensil was . . . . weeetimb from 'fleeted Heath(' Id le , or, in other d has •ed g l' t' to be thatte:he * could it is •sat , „omelet) app ice MK edseduesfrom•theconeente ' • * • • • used, and- daily cleaned, _such a neglect . 11^ k for assistance. - 'llse case stands over. t citileoX ' . . r Printed end PethlioN e r by nel." . 1" 1 ' I.4slity'liapiseii. I t was, besides, a ffi rmed, that when the sts srArvw Iv Orrice, 97, tivet•orrit V ~.~; r ~~~>, t*.r- - . --~,. v 4 -00. 4310111 s ; Altik-.STAsTESAIAN. ' i " the mischief became the subject of alarnyme of tbskfa l t mil) , was heard to scold the waiter for having tilted n the ' high, 1 44 , P.AVFEtrz , ipxcE. t dill ~~ .l )A ?nee Ikon Ca ' r illl a r II HU rani i Tio 111 re I els mei cc m*, Line ~l~i 7 h. CI: inlet !CC I , .%; lIL re•ro.