The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-17 00:00:00

F THE STATESMAN. IRELAND. • L. 41 14 INTE LEIGENCg. ant and other 1 • • —iesa,.-_ --sows•-- are to he bun COURT OF KING'S HENtil. DUBLIN, Nov. II Colin c OF CHANCERY, Nov. H. Mr. Aeaoi DOCTOR TROY AND Tilt I TIMIS! eu.ven JURY. EMBREN V. COVENTRY. the case of It This day, after twelve o'clock, the crier suet di- Mr. Hater aleilieil to the Lard Chancellor to re- against the sil reefed by the Court to call the Rev. John Duffy, grind the order made for paying the money of Tile KING V , . who, it appeared, had been served with an order to Embden in the hands of Coventry into Court, or at ssust DEUS, I attend the Court. lease, to proside that it should he done, without pre- DEFENDANI i The Rev. Gentleman not being its attendance, •joilice to 'N'nr. \Villiers, a third party, who had an Th ese Deft George French, Esq. as 111 s Counsel, assured the attachment no it. It appeared that about 1810, Mr. I ment upon a Court, that he must have been detained by some ac- : Ernbtten contracted a debt of 10001. with Mr. Withers, di c r owe r c h ar cident, as he had seen hint at nine o'clock, when it and Mr. Withers being unable to get payment other- j ously tlisturbi was hie determination to attend. - Mr. French .pray- wise, executed a warrant of attorney to obtain it by ;last case ; wh ed the Court to postpone the matter till to.morrow, i instalments. Enibrlen represented that he could not series of relit to which the Court had acceded, when Mr. Duffy op- make up these instalments, and could not discharge indictments h [ i S peered, and was directed to come as near as possible 1 the debt till the successful termination of his suit The acts of c to the Bench. with Coventry. Au agreement therefore was made Meeting-how CHIEF JUSTICE.—TInw long, Sir, since you were uporr the condition of delaying the payment to the so d pi ec e, o f appointed Catholic Chaplain to Newgate ? present time. Withers had lately obtained in the i several . of the Rev. Mr. 9 nffy.—l really di. not know, my I Mayor's Court a judgment attaching Embden's debt Mr. Jravi Lord; but the Grand Jury have appointed me for in the hands of Coventry. I tigation of pi 4 life, after a week's deliberation on my arguments, The Loon CHANCELLOR ordered the money to be Mr. Dsuri V and— paid into Court on Tuesday, but would not decide were heard it CHIEF it/STlcc.-ITave you diechareed the duties any thing with regard to its ulterior destination. The Colita of a Chaplain since your appointment by the Grand Mr. BELL requested the Lord Chancellor to ap- prisonment ei Jury ? point a das to hear the petition in the case of Basely ) r • • Mr. Duffy.—My Lord, I would have done it, if and to order the attendance of parties. CAT IS7 uiy Prelate had not prevented me. Ills Lordship appointed an early day. iCHIEF JUSTICE.—Was any violence offered to you „ E .—, by any person in the gaol, which could prevent your COURT OF K INO's ISENCH, Nov. 16. We stated yes attendance? REX V. JOHN PARR. Mr. ranstailt ji Mr. Duffy.—Certainly not. The ATTORNLY•GENERSI. prayed the judgment of jOillillr ail. c..nr CHIEF JUSTICE.—Then, Sir, you have not dis- the Ci•urt against t'. is Defemlatit, who was con- . been striper-it iil Ahem( eleven 0 Charged the duty. : vired before Lord Ellerilsorough at Westminster, in of ate firmer pt. Mr. Doffy.—My Lord, spiritual obedience is a ' the Sittings of er last Term, upon an indictment, rim, aflame, th 4 first princi;de of the Catholic Church, and 1 might as ' charging him—l st, with keeping a common brothel, a h n o d r ,, h ' i .' n 'a s s .- 7,,, ,, we ll attempt to destroy the entire Christian Church, , and '2tlly, with keeping a disorderly house. It ap- Datninalde arti e . as to snliv. , rt any one of the principles. , peered to have been a case of a very aggravated no. fire, end rommil l Cuivv JUSTICE.— I merely oisined tb ascertain the tote. The Defendant put in au affidat it in mitigi- t p h i e ,, 7l , l r e i t e o l l ' i l : c s, fact, whether or not you discharged the duties of tion of punishment, stating that hp has now discon- as iihdaniiisar tar Roman Catholic Chaplain to the gaol o f New gate, , tinned the centroul and MailageMent of the house in c dr t: 1 1 1: 1 . 1 V . 4: 1 1 :1 , and I find you have not. Our conduct i: tilt eet,t4 question. Affidavits were put iii on the part of the „ 0 „ . ,, j „.,.„;„,,, by -an Act of Parliament, which we a re h o und to prosecution, showing that the Defendant had kept ing fr.,totent..nl follow wit limit either abating or exceedi n g its direc- no less than 19 houses of the same description, and 1. In ""'n't"il u,.. base he -n !Buret. It was Our province to recommend, if we now kepi three. • ra.ov be iith•tr.ii thought proper, to the Grand .Tury to appoint a Ito- Mr. GcoNsy aildnessed the Court in inla behalf, have heared a c t tri,r.ial t man' Catholic Chaplain to Newgate ; we had no; And after a reply from the Arroussy-Gstimnar. , n t i ,?. t . 1 . 1 0 ' ,7::,..fi11.'• E power to particularise any individual, and God for- in aggravation, ladier at d ..,n.. 1 bid we ever should exceed our powers. The Grand Mr. Justice LE BLANC. tore :we, s w in the name of the Court, f"e Ihicnk H i Jury accordingly appointed this Gentleman ; but sentenced hip (after a SUittl'iiP admonition) to pay i pl,•ni.r.. tist•W I owing to some Interference he has not discharged fine of 5001,t0 be imprisoned for one sear in the s rimer . ‘ the duties of the station, and therefore must be re- Mouse of Correction, to tied security for his good r .:1 1 . ' i5 ti :,: 1 7,7 ; ;;! !nomd by this Court, to which the Legislature has behaviour for three years, himself it. 10001. and two ~,c „ ,,,,,,,,, ,i, entrusted the right of enquiry into the transaction. sureties in 2001. each, and that be be imp' iSotted e".-1 1 5Y- Is ;•" tees - until the fine be paid and the eecerity rowel. taken from Iliad. lowed to attend. Ott the applicatiiirt sit Mr. GuRNEY, his recog. as having etti•da • CUIEF JESTICE.—AII that is necessary for •es to nizances, which weer estreated (111 1V(4111e , (14Y, iii h c0 1 air 1 e e7 : 1 114 41 , 27 .1 know is, that the Gentlemen did not attend. _He consequence of his non-appoarainee, were now dis- ru i ns l as i oi g ,t Bays he was prevented *• at charged, . mense heap of r interruption of I Mr. ,Dully —(interrupting).—By my superior, my THE RING V. WM. IZARri AND JOAN 110RELL. , it appear% its Lord. I The jutLrovot of the Ceurt was . next moved on stool. and sir. 1 Catty JUSTICE (sarcastirally).—You may call these Ovferniants, who were convicted at the Sussex the rf it' r " ol c• i irl i !s le i r " — z t i i Min your superior, air. if you wish ; and Inm sore Assizes, upon sit indirtmeitt charging them with NI , „ 4 , „,,, Ii „, you think him so, but I know nothing about him.— hating maliciously coliseired tu o v her to injure and and bear ine the if •4 the Gentleman been prevented by illness, or defame the firm of Messrs. I•Vigaey and Co. who are be """"'"!` (1 of u hoot hr lust sty legitimate cause of absence, we should certainly banker- residing iir tiro fossil of Brighton, by pro , earend to him the indulgence. which in such a case curio!; a tun upon their house, and by injuring anid Cottoai be wo uld have a right to espect. We most di r ect d fa c ia ; e their notes, so as to prevent their being re- Ves.e•da‘ if • vent, before th Ilia dismissal, and desire the Grand Jury to proceed issm.d. A G. Soear, ai to the appointment of another. It elyeared, from the statement of the evidence met their deeds Mr. Dilly .—My 1,,, r a. I am app o i n ted for life, prntlu,ed on the trial, that the Defendant Howell c nt li o m n e liOg. in the and am to receive the salary whether in England, he- keeps it•e Ship Inn at Brighton, and the Defendant l'et ' ll ' l. i .e re ro . i, land, Freticc, or America. The Grand Jury have Izard is a ciral-mer chant in the same town. Howell Otlyed :et a lab , so determined. bevies( been indebted in the sum of strl. to Messrs. Her 1 " 1 1 ,7 1 ":7, , ,,P r i :: Mr. Eliza:co.—My Lord, I would beg leave to NI i g ne v and Co. these Gentlemen, after fro cent It 4 lited. Mr. 1 [ . oi l er a few words on behalf of Mr. Duffy. • indulw-nta-s, at length peremptnrily demanded pay- soin- i time ?1,1•4; Justice Osaottee.—Do you mean to deny the fact ment, and Howell paid his deli, by a bill drawn "its s i 7tr ei li r s t al.!) . l. 1 of rinn-itlivirlarice? ! and accept.. 4 by, Izard. liuwoll was so much of- well its mo fi r es Mr. Fnemcn.--Certainly not, my Lord. tid dto be revenged, and imintelititely proce.ll- 1 ,:„ ) ,„",. 3 i g „,,,,i wit! Justice °sari:tee —Toots you can say nothing for .. f i:e " o ll ia l I . " Mvss".‘VigneY and Co.'s just deninud' that thrPriliini'3" ‘ !;; the Geettem ii. led, with the assistance of his •friend Izatd, to pro- erl . (l ( ing: tie he: :; Mr. FRENCH.— I declare, my Lord, 'iii very hard ; cure all the notes of Messrs. Wigney and Co.'s bank ' s ' e lt y l e r ' r ',4i" . g . ;::`,... l , l l l , if a respectable Officer o f th e C our t, w h o is threat.; that they could, w lieh tb. , y sent in for payment ill a place, and ere, ruled with dismissal, will not be allowed the hentait variety of ways —kont , :times by ostlers, at others by dieter-s was of , of Counsel. portera, arid again, tied rowel the neck of a dog— „ . t . "' lf,v",t'asta..,,„""e, Justice DALY.—Mr. French, if you mean to con- observine, that the only way to procure pence to a rev, minutes I I tend for the legal admis4bility of ii ie ran.e which pre- I Messrs. Wigney and Co.. would be to return one- 1 i t ;lne i ; arid illh, . , to toed his attendance, I, for one, most certainly, half the note which Howell lind ►paid i n liquidation a a „ d r i,,,, n r „. „if, a Sill; not hear you. of his debt. This sr ene coutinueil for six seiteks, .et;.iree, a Mr. FRENCII•—No, my Lord; what I mea n to during which upe aids of 10,0c01. in ante., defaced ,:thren,miiit•hserrit;tlieist show is, that the duty has been perfetneril by some and torn, were paid into th,r batik by the Defendants 11 et: ',reef. h persons, and, therefore, that it is not a rose requiring 1 and their n.,ents, and [trek of Engl.iiitl notes de- cf his eittplo•er the interference of the Court, as the object of the mantled in return. These tiotes, it appeired, hail i i i hr d ' i :,`,, o i r n t :,; r a • .116,.... Legislature has been satisfied. I been collected from various public-houses and trades- ereeersiel was hi Justice OSBOIINE.—The Statute does not permit t men in the town, bearing of then and remaia •,t t: *lit the duty should he dune by proxy. Upall the part of the Defendants an affidavit was th e holy of Air. Mr. Fit rscir —My Lord, Dr. Troy threatened to put in, expressive of their contra ion and a illingriess lii,ar:;l• errel excommunicate him. r I' in pay all the Costs ill which tie Prosecutors hail fln rittro , •lm " Alexan,i,r i ii Mr. Dutry.—Yes, my Lord, if I would even dis- heed pat, and to '• tthe Al. i 1 conf e ss, by advert I,PIIIPII ill P rm. eir.raiii, o . , tribute the bread. .. . public newspapers, their sense of their misconduct, and " e""""" --.. Mr. Fusaco.—lle weulrl not even .allow him to presided they were not brought up for judgment. by wirki, Rat i' . a ailment. utic distribute the bread, my Lords. 1 have the letter Mr. I/ ..Nowl.cs arid Mr. 'GURNEY supported this were einpiriiil of the Prelate in my hands, in which he threatens affidavit by a few remarks. crir d Laing. : I.iin. . Mr. Serjeent Bese, for the prosertitinti, snitl, th r .4.s. • The Fern 1 •rce W t imlicr Cline JUTICE.—We most discharge our dirty, that the object of his Clielits was politic justice, and bath •le;e 1 . 1/avid Voirra ond therefore dismiss the G ent !emu n. I certainly not the paltry desire of potting a few ;mini& costa ' v latuotit his situation very much, but we h ave no dis- j o t h e i r p oc k ets , li e „4,s e a, Ilmt the D.f.„1 . 41. i0ns ill Cir a-e 0 IS Ila e re !hee) ; .1 ~,...y. ti. - ietllli left to ii.. All I shall say in addition to had shown nu signs of contrition till they were colt- i":"hkr",") what 1 have already stated is, that if the I.ower of wi t ted. l au good, an d I ; lighted. A p,•;ti ti t the Legislature, of this Court, and of tile Greed Sir Siatom I.v. Bs talc, in delivering the judgment . me.i. ft . .4 . harg. ° l I ^ v 1 Jury, to appoint a Roman Catholic Chaplain to of the ('sort, cernmented (Hi the enormity of the pied ien it'cl,ili i', -.y r . e 1 .. 11 ‘ .. • :1 1 ...ret l i IN:peg:lle is denied, I certainly will not admit the offeeee il. , pated to the Defendmits, who, he vb. 'lr. i. 4 i multiunit) , of any other superior. served, being themselves tradesmen, must have Ni env Illiwr • • - known the value of crilit. The sentence of the Court • Ca . f l i . v is i t. iieLt r )f : : , 1 1 ), Adrietts from Gibraltar to the 21st ult.. were re. , was, that the 1 1 ) . 1 . .11,4ms should each of them be bit- dir t , that the ce: I ved in town yesterday, brought by the Attilro- pris.),frit for eighteen months in the count) goal rtf ally, Crourtity, meth/ man of war. iti r:veti at Portsmouth. We are Horsham. ~. happyl to state, that the epidemic disorder which hash Tim KING V. JAMES Al At the Jo / for tunny years past t-kett place at this season of the 'P h is DA:ntlaitt was convicted before Mr. Baron Tuesday has year had not made its appearance at the above date. Wood, at the last Assizes for Gloucestershire, upon himself and I The following is an extract of a letter from the an indictment founded on.the statute of s'. Gen. W. li es ranee. at I Agent to Lloyd's, dated Git ratter, Oct. 18, 1815: forlicensiegdissentieg meering.houseawhich charged held at the :1 si The Algerine squadron which passed through these him with wilful's, maliciously, and contemptuously or bills of its, i• l' Straits to the westward Oil the 4th inst. returned up disturbing a religious congregations assembled at the for aiding in . I the Mediter anneal' on the 14th. It is , not known town of Ness Mom, on the 8111 of January, for toe O n W tn l n whet er the squadron has made any captures, but its purpose of celebrating Divine worship. At the trial Di,ekssr inn . s number on its return was not increased." au objection was taken by the D.ferniant's Counsel !Lipper, sea I' A few INVs ago a fishing boat was going into Yar. to the jorisdiot;ori of the Court, it being contetided chief ringlea mouth Haven, when a fore from the boat to the pier that the jurisdiction over this offence was confined told for grat bead by some means caught the mast, which broke by the particular statute to the Quarter Sessions. Shields. 7') rs A arid fell upon Mr. David Todd, the pilot, and un- Mr. Juratis now moved the judgment of the Court apprehe re h e r i i : fortunstels killed him on the spot ; the master of againt the Defendant; hut being unprovided with in 5 % , e hearool.,d 1 the boat arid a man were also knocked overboard.— authorities in support of the objection,l Tho latter was saved, but- the master was uufor- The Court gave him time for the purpose of eon. Vie Army fn I twat- ly drowned. . sidering the case, end it was understood the Defend- be paid until ' li 40000 1 (‘141.2-7^4 ctL.,.# 4. ' .4 // "../.77. 'il l . i 1.41 •* ' li- rar--'k ii e -. °" - • : A* • ..,.. - • ant and other persons convicted of the like offence are to he brought up again on Wednesday next. 1111 - . ABBOTT, in support of the prosecution, cited the case of Rex v. Rude, 5. T. It. 512. as decisively against the objection in arrest of judgment. TIIE RING V. THoMAq JAMES KING. MARY SAUNDERS, SARA KIT HUEY ) A ND TWO (MIER DEFENDANTS. These Defendants were a so brought up for judg ment upon a conviction at Common Law, o n an in dictment charging them with riotously and tumultu ously disturbing the same meeting mentioned in the last case ; which, it appeared, had been subject to a series of religious persecutions, and for which several indictments had been preferred against the offenders. The acts of outrage complained of were breaking the Alerting-house windows, fliugiug stones, snow-halls, and piec es of ire into the ,Meeting-house, by which several of the Meetingers were severely iojtred. Mr. J 'Atm and Mr. TAUNTON were Maid in mi tigation of punishment, and Mr. D %Li NC EY, Mr. ABBOTT, and Mr. CAMPBELL, were heard in aggravation. The CotiaT sentenced them to three months im prisonment each in the county goal of Gloucester. CATASTROPHE 1N WELL-STREET. ADDITIONAL PA ItTICULAPS. We stated yesterd iy that another stirr-hotose, belonging In Mr. rtinstadt (ottai we are now ii.. rod has no partner). ad joiuing concern which has ;Well 411 . '11 oeit by eA p . o.io. , had been stripy-ii of the parts , wall, and it f..11n , g condition. About eleven o'clock on 1% cillie , das night. !toss eser, the rt tus of the farmer pitiee tieing so far remov..d as to permit an elae sion of Nome, the fire wide,' had can ; ;;: woe k• of the engine and hinter mactunery, awl wtech till then had been ,;(10ihered, horst forth w nth irrasistibh fury. '1 h • timbers and other ill flammable articles strewed about the ca1,41.t fire, and comnotineatii.g to Ole (1(11 -, r(.10 11;;•ors of ;he the whole was -nor 1y enveloped in flames. It %Timid he ilia to tli•se, - the the raging fury of the eld.:(eso ; and tile tinnelv arrival of (wit( iy rot% engiaes st holt continued its play throng', •0 .t the- night. to building v, (.• totogy de • 01i..11.1 the interi , o iato .1 emitter - I.M he .to of ru.h.., noon for ruins of the fir,t houot, leaving only a fuss and totter ing fragments of the walls. lu thi• rolt!itional Calamity, we are happy to stave that no Ike. hose he-n Whiter 10-t or ans person iiiinred. though it may eaoly be im.,gined the loci ased cl.rire, and ioisforitim• it must , have heaped 'icon the pro; tietor Tar adjoittiag bem', and neighhouroraol, iieare el.:a:lea •:-IN 114%e osc,,,ed injury. and the etleet• of the lig e‘plo , ion ut wale(, (•gar. &c from tn.. andLailrr ,lies. do-hed .(jou; iln• a-lia; it invldiuur,s, ;(1..1 stif fest- thick Is noon ; rres iti V. ell cloArAqu..re., ale he nutty cure nee , . worth nh,rrr of nn, bevo,e:dert:a(e: inn of the pr..(ni-r-. the 110, uf.o many lives, and the ii. cm:tin:ire other•. To the eatatogise of sulr•rer4 we )(...ler(l;.y recerded, He re gret it is not in cur pos:ct !o make a reflect on ; yr I arm, on Iye ronlra , :v . that ;noun 6rtuX. pecis.h.d io the dreadful Cu. (ally. It ;at: non le.1•11 asci imined I easy-D:4 . 11 , 1,4111 S were ~.oplocut in the colter' a• ca. ti• ; nine of these were taken from there,. in a keeraled biate,sis hase been recognised as having e•scain d, mid ”ix away:plena) are concluded its hav ing ~ rill sittiticated The ho ies of three only hare been dis- . covered : the Ina, that were .upensed to have be-1 got out of the ruins last etigtit were hot reached, in comequence of the im mense heap of r..libith to be removed, mud the still more ass ful interruption of the Are. It appears also beside the extraordinary escape of Mr. eon- Math and Mr. flague the Engineer, ho were actually beneath the machinery at the mimic's( of the e%plohian, that Mr. Spear of Broad•si reef, and father of :lir oti ng (;elitleman who perti•h• ed, w4l ik ditto a few yirds of owe etinone. on the lo ser floor, and lira! in, the e‘plosi..a ran towards a is - Inflow, from which h e wa s shortiv dragged by a Gent moan in the neigiibourhood, of w hoot he instantly enquired the fate of his sun. COO ONElrsi tNQCEST ON THE. BODIES. Ves.e.slas of ernoon an Inquisition as taken at the Star Ta vern, befor e (1. I - Navy. Tsq. Corou r, upon the Itn:.lic, of Mr. A G. Spear, aged 15. Hobert Laing, and Blight, aho met their deadi by explosion at:d suffocation. on V. rdne.da,i, morning, in the premises of Mr. Consladt, Wel!-street, Peter Leroi, deputed that he was a Frenchman, and was em ployed us a labouvir in the segar 1c5!...-houses of Mr. to:,siatT. He remembers the morning of Ine aerident ; went to a Ink te, I between three and font o'rloek, when the lire. wen , first 4ht ed. Mr. Hag..e. the Logtorer, ranoc a.,0 that vai,niog tom- time lietwe the explosion took place The boiler a:de termined to he tried, and lane tires were turd, ni . d. Ur. I:mi st:tilt was al-1 Here, and believes he chi , card to the total as well as I:te tires. new I h.. deceased Rolwit I atilig, tai n t was lb.' principal eerasn soaking •11.• great fire, lan Jlo'.l a. rr s,,p pl)ing Isi.n a ill. fuel, and he aas lieai.stig it on. Ile ats te- Loma toed with datlgilmtb r.m..nt as that of in. creasin;r. the heat of the tile, aucl himself no iceii an alaroti , .g rise in the t:‘...ruto.a.•tut ; the dec. a-ed, however, per severed. 3t..1 about half-p:;.1 ted n'ellirk toe ex plo•ion took place, place, and the deceased, ilol.tt I..trieti in the r.,ias, Witness was of opinien tl.:it the 111. , ‘1:111 Was by too great a noes of heat, :int; .0 pri.—ere or overloading of i.ei vales 'Witness knew the drc. a.serl Nit . . Spear. who e a a few minute. pet 1,:115 :0 the nceid,m, in the .111 Ctotottotz- House. and a h.t.r follv h.. 11. foi:r the afternoon. K new t!..t. 4.•,-,re., 1 Lligit 111-o. Ile u labourer, and Mal a wife Litd three el. 'Jr'.... POLV,E. ItoBriERY. ItiIARLBOROUGII•STRELT man of B van, appeared al this 0111. e, ate! BAtiLit, E.q. the S.ititte Nlagt%t rate, ma! evening last lie was st a politic-house Oxford•hite, waititia the arrival of it Vey him home, but Irons some uoktioa coach iiot arriving at the time lie evite t the place to walk home. Ile had not it, whets he was attacked by throe men, sailors, who instantly ti.etnatided his ovii other 'novelty lie possessed : pet ci 'vim ! sistatice would be useless, and •Itt«iitler, to his life, he permit led them to take ft w a t c h, togerhei wi.h his p cko -'; kct veral country Batik notes. But toe mere not c.literit with taking from him all th 0bi..., riot ithstatitiiog the set crit ) of stripped him of all his clo!ire‘, autl let complete state of nudity. Its this I pitiahlo sit ua;iroi lie N eli till a place called W W.;ett I.ii kno%%n, ciulhrs atee imm•di.ttely prm comfort .tiministered, aid uniiers:tl int cited Ii iittst the perpetrators of the it, The bass wretches Lave betq% It aced A dis'atice of the nietropt.lis, awl it is the officers of justice will, Pre long, has , count to give e: them. ATTO.V Gait I) EN. Four young nil Ilst MPS of lirooks. Ibuccrj, wen. chargrql %kb hir..kiog down ;LI t; a I,•toe of a garilro, near Sosint-is-to%o. Dvfettthids were conlicted iti thi 10i. each, i to make good the du/ amounts to 111. .1..h1l .Nihuty %%as fully committed frr ttiitit stvaloi : ::. out of the Eit!min ertawt, lbs. weight of t, tented to C.:iebrool p if t h e it , y Shooter's-luil. 110AING. The long peite.ing tn"tt..h bet wect) tt. I ) 7.; , 'Hngt nusn (:linnti.init, and 11 I. )estetdits c.t ( • onn.he ..f fort) ,111;1..as. 1 • Ine combat di tt• t rt thole y ~.tou ea of eqn.i,,ige.z. At half pe. the Men app.:lves! and ['typal ed for ruml FqUIII :ring et en, but J:ll:ist (hirer and Nhellun loitcast , Ward ind Paddington Jon• S officiated 1. Lancaster made a shut hit, it. d blow with the left band. A sort of tooll;•o , tse close. when Lancaster was throw'. ti to ion .11 2. Johnson made a body bit with the rglo nos turord out the neck, and the former slipped do, rope,. :1. A smart rally to the advantage of John-on, Cloud 111M11 his adversar)'s o.totth. In a close. seised a heavy fall. 1 1., 4on Jotoaon. 4. .lo imam it round awl shoal. and Lauri sn.art loot) 152055. bos list lett h , held tia• close, Lattetts'er Kat tits head sloth.' ..01111•Iill hell . held fast the Funt..hitig ri,on a.wd, a.,d r.atu whit st 1.1! :r the fall. ,iohostot s:ll,Nfd bad ir,.iinne; his month he oval doo ti distressed after delis tog a hints 0. ' , Oita' fogill I lig , wuicit ended its and both omit down. 7. Latlea.ter nual.• a right handed body hit. deliver h. d .tp; , e.t.ed r.ttlier . matt pa) nig attention to his •wu d lien. Jointon e.tk. 8. Ali awko and wrestling rouhd at:.l both di er t nett hip :Mill. 9. . ..1 g Maui r awl %niart excleat , ,:r.l l'o.t l t.! .1:- he the I;,ilt. 1., 111 ue:.k . . a e'er% ;0W... , of Mr. U. A. Spear, of Proad•sircet. depp,ed, that he knows 1;r. 1.. 11. nets u,ll, whom he tirliey 1.4 to he the sole rropriet or of the conerr•l 113 11 elds.reet. Knew the deceased Mr. Spear. Ile arts t e on cf his ettiplo • er, and sits in the preniisys of Mr. l'iiiioadt on the any of the accident_ merely as an age,a to Ids father, 14 ho h d sent in a great 9 11:11111it of sugar to lie maw :factored. The deceased was hut la years of age, iii Ocai er hearing of the accid , tll. went to the pretipises :dial,' I. o edit k, and rernaid •,1 there all day. About oer it, the aftvrit on sitar the holy or. Air. Spear t lseit out, hat r.o life w hateser r. ana , a ere broken, his body binned, and itis face 1)1,.c!., nett from sidle , It ill!). 10 JIII:SP41111101i*Ct d a 11.ari t ht handed hi lieo,l %%hien 'ii.torto it and bath net. or rise r.!;!. 1.% our of Linca,t:T. diii riflo. leave ts :.ce• . Ii ver -.17 (% %cat. tiretv) g4l Iteu:ll, 7 , t< even. .111..ft,j, 111:7th, iti. h.stil 1,1.tw xnd f II tv e:: 1.1. 4 ga;1.1:!: 1/111 .1! : , •1'.101. , ti P.. 1111 ; th , ii.el oilier exriiiir.ged it'd it la parts of log trier 1.1. * i 1 JOllll 4 OO t: aim a .t ith I.). I's 'al., • it. 11 4 ,... 1 inch, t!...ir ..... 1;. .10.19.51111 r..ceiv t 611 4%1 ;s 11•11.1 1 - ..11 upon fl ”:”..e. :.1:;., hightfu ed r,,11 „ ••,. ). la a acrawble Alexander liihson is in the Cmployment or Mr:srs. I iagoe and 'rooliain, the engine:T.. also hail neat il of the :A . ..ideal, and ne,v immediately to rto t• au:v(l, by wesrki , g u ith a noa:her of others, to extricate his r,•11 , .‘, - aOl kmpii. Hitch atait iii og floe' :he ruins lit this task they were e•mpio,,t4 from CWl.l‘e . 41 I:01P 0 I loch. t. hru he per c( d Lainc. ‘iiitti after 111:411, lit.nea:h his shoul ders. The fornwr was dt'eovere I a ith ail open, and a irce of timber lodged in the brain. They were, of course, bath Meld ('oeeran Var erplexed in the ccncern xx as there pre ,i,oll. In the . ill'eidenl or 1 % , 11111••.1:ty 1110Yill11%. I(t . t.iellitit`; , Ihe engineer. twin?. there ;zeal al.o Alr. C'tite4;alt hat floc objected to the trial of the tenure. &'. ':eying it is mil I do nn goa d, ac i d early in tin. 111'0611 , Z IN.tirr r.nr to he lighted. A pe..not triaed ( ;:tio ex et.. one 1142.w.'s nie.i. re.charg..ll the pans, and the explosi ~,, took place la, h tlf past ten n'el . ack This on, ail tpe eridonee roti!ti..ed ; and the ( . .ironer havin4 briefly adatrex.ed . the .I.ir.„ ohscr, ed. 141:u in 011111 11 , . : e!•• , l.lilif . Islll/11 any ocher vertl,;•! item of :iceident, the, :'to he cell ConV hired of aii exit intention. or rrn... and %said nr-it...1. The' Jun , a!ler delirienoitic for some time, rel4olo . il tr ver dict, that the deceased 1./cism. ca.oe to their death Ace:Went ally, Casually, ond by Slo6oloor. 19. Jolisoolo made •! ficsli 1,11 in nthy r. tr)'. 1....1.1, and cot down. liven as .1 too pl..sitic.g 111 oar VIA 1110 W 11110 Se! Ir the Ints:ness. ld, :Ind 'I.?. %ere louni, viithoi enfleavoitred IA intl. . . _ It. a ••rti;:,..i.• 6,1m1...ter received n fall en brad. wa:rh itia-t for ilie two teat hate A.., it. itial it mit. lo(l• •tiplll/-rti Me s%auld rotor thre , ammo:. di-ad%auttige..a•ly, awl hiss I.r.ttigli: the iyotte ag.tat in h.- tavoar. lite hat: net . , dial the neat ten round% prat bat Jtillte,ta Illtleak with the right Hai littiggt•ls)toi, in the . 4 .101 ((mild JlOllll , Oll received a stunci lecti%ertd a t iu in the si nail kept the ct,let• eaahle as appear In li4slr in tilt 1% ., ! lielVt• 1110: for ' , time yeal• peen is tnnn 1% tor.t. The C bat lasted one hour anti sill Auotlier battle of oloor inter es! fiuisl sport. tst it %sr.— % here Eaton twilks at li:ach'te.i . h watt eti the great..., patt of )este'tli., eit of the weather, a great (pet ins r.,i1,41 in the marttittg ; hot the h.. way t iuit. hut of cotnp lily of ev..ry tlesi con; noes his lanror whit total) tied wi•i' extrettie;y well. He walks his t o ntilet mihutil. At the Justice • Meettog, Fld at North Shields on ..se oh. , ore iieget:at , leA , r awl al, l e ttetolay last, James Churnings was li,,und vver mu.t fed a pltt Attire. t. ben iturt ,:re• himself and sureties to a large amount, for his sp . - " r j t . : . ; " 11 %."' e,ll - at the nest Northumberland ,L.s,iotis, to he a Nl...'ic I I:#pard at held at the New Moothall, there to ...nsoer such bill the "'-'s ht..* Chhild• t or bill 4 of indictment as may be preferred 3gainst . bs wh "t!.‘ he t P!'h;'c """°"'"i t il I Mr,.l. C-. 1 1 ,1.•• liteittwit it for aiding itt the preventing of ships g"iog to se . n. at , e..mngt the Cr v. 4. obn t. •ve 1 , 111•11 t.ll On IVednesday last, the Magistrates assembled at oft° . v er nom a• D~lkfive 14,4-4, are w ra) -squa re, for flirt, Thomas etb, l , iv. mitt I. , rt; • "" Ilupper, sPtiman, for want 41 hail, as one o f the p 111 la' 1.4 , 0 I".e . • 6. ta ue ' 4l' chief ringlelers, in forcibly stopping ships at lily tit, End for granting permits , iudlar to those given at WO ibe• 11,:,111.111nial scot.. Al , 11,11.111 q. 7homas Dr icon, innkeeper, was likewise nit :...t zriVr He!, Ire rat... tut apprehendetl; but he found bail to appear, himself . e • rank. • # tint. ataominda% tiarg., t.alttt•iter itt 5001. and sureties in 20fA• eoch• tat. Cautfler. ilriV:ele I 114 rOr . feelnit s, AVe hear the to money voted by Parliament to the Army for their sortices in the Peninsula will not I,tys Dom , a „! F„ h i l et,„l I). I. be Nit! Jannsry or Ft lnuary I Si i• 4, N4tistotr3 itw t 1 , 3 - 4; '-a moi•.uL, • If the tia mn f Jr t:t .w 11 va C.f., e ior , (11. hr I • I,t-vt•••its,i Low,: pq , Atid ‘A • t I , e 11.11: , r 4 flde o Inns i (hal ua4 of I f,rs left Lim in a forl i i iii an ! I he canto 19 I. race lieturne iroi Veil, (I.ly Pt. 1 1 1. 1 :1113ti Ile 111 • a %Lott Jell In h r h . 1 ., d sae a good ac. met', the 5 and Artr., eat I - ) r.g ..u d y n. the ponalty of u hick r ttiv:.charzra od.c:l, I, rattle 13 , ., tit- al Artillery, .I.hr, son, now 11 ',anewl r, ten, fora , take :-.lner the u•sal I st one o'clock onbat, at shout ison for 1.419 e, ant j u g 41 foe Joht.oft. n returned a •lieg ei• r.. 1.) end.-d tus it hui.d. it war re• dun ti . gaftwt the on, who drew fir-t .see. re. irrea.ter planed a. pat roll. In 3 • let; Atm, tort be u woht dew u le a nth wws spec, dud low. I is another doe, it, hnt he tied tad I.: 15,:f5g hit 5.51555,015 54 rut dh.i LAU* ; etl, Ion; nitwit wino!. d hi m 1 Lzihr.t.trei el e tio :.; %no, Lou ever, fie t'ore YI hi, atl- tall, a..d artiogltt 45•11 ,ouncl to each •tt., frs•ol nehktie•,, .5555ked .51 fiat!, till a tilere thr,g. men %ere seat ion his (unbend is it cal bead, appear. ble for ote f.it held 1 ill the front tit his vert hefting. and II either sHe Niteki haat t.:,'it 1 on the hack hi :11 , 11.:11 hots of ;t5..;- ;:aits lit , ten Seco% vied, a,•l Itat:(l...f '.eds ..-. 1 produced a. ur.,s • 1 noting fall. bet i 5•• lewd iisst ti the list rttt:to • or.e t oditsltett l/teell and a al- tished the Jury's • 1 a • ▪ f lo.fly 510-" 1- ' 1 , 14 to t ;to sere. V of •TOW hr- 1a.. , and ILPIN't eic: iption• lie 1 • and looks ilea ego a !y ii.l• lir. Coo era, ,•ta••• tit Sir•etut. • e ch-:,1 •••r,'". IP feta, 5.1,..rte• ; 5f Owe n 5 - .' 511 iluter.tte ra.. 5 01.. sinyitt.l. ".' ' a 1 ,1.i,...1 •I•'• tatv rrot ..ra I r IM the offit.r;.. , I gor.sr tear , •••1 t•• 55.1 • fin.. et ••' 111 k. • 05 1 1.0 rut ..1 1.1, Y et' 4 r v •