The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-12 00:00:00

- • C N r; 0--' ,‘ ' i y it i 46, ~~ -. •- t' i • 'DL ES*l gfcSSIONS,.Satr. FiMow Stephens was indicted for receiving a desk, ceotaining money to the amount of 51. knowing the same to bare been stolen. John Angleton, in whose possession the property tad been, stet'ett, that the Prisoner at.tha bar had wen brought to his house by a watchman, with ,the strolen goods.upots him. I'4 DiZ t and Anne Higgieton, is vette. John Paul, the uatchman, deposed to the.seme effect. , The eIIAIRitAN regretted,, hat the Prosecutor}, had mistaken the crime, inasmuch as Or indictment set forth the receiving of stolen goads, while thoori &nee had established quite a different allegation. , The Prisoner was consequently discharged. George 11 7 .hettenhall *as indicted for conspiring. smith IV-taint's Buzzer, to Oulu money by fraudnient means. Ma. Ar.r;EY, for the Promeotnr, shsted, that in the ' .February of last year Its advertisement orisiesroft ihsl one of thaTat.ers, offering a marelor .Ire eon.' sequence o f the &trains description rt animal. his induced to make -k, The silver.. ..ent sr as .._ application titer, and treat with binufor the parches,. Bower.' who described himself at the . genamotmSrusted with the charge of the mare, demanded forty.ive guineas, but said that his master, perhaps, benso heitirfined to lake less. The Prosecutor, at tingly „went to the -Master, who was no other iltitn the Prisoner, and , Armed to pay him thirty.ais poen& for the mare.-- The money was instantly paid dowel, and areceipt given by the Prisoner, which, he said. would besntii , •cieut authority with the groom for- thedelivery of the animal. When the Promoter, however, went to* look for his property, he discovered that neither Swan, nor mare, not master were to he found. Some . time after he met Whettenhall in &titer 'Chance; and. demanded an explanation of his conduct. The Prisoner made some apology, and concleded by up. pointing that-evening to meet hint at a certain coffee . house, for the purpose of refunding him the money.l ...This, however, proved only a trick. A Short time bark, he ( r• Alley) happened to be at BOtt• so reel where the groom was brought for a charge of a simi -tar nature, and the very Prisoner at the bar tame . forward as his witness. Mr. Alley directed him to be &rained. • The Prisoner pat off his trial last Sessions by a certioFart. .Here some conversation took place between the Counsel and Chairman, when, in contequence of .some defect of evidence or informality, it appeared that the prosecution coold not be sustained.—dc. Brown, a servant, was indicted for as . inviting Mts.*, nen Lady, also a servant, with intent to commit an unnatural crime, in the twighbourhood .of the 0111 lists, no the Usbridae-rosd. On the 31st of July last, Brady weld to the Old • .11 - 111 Inn, on the Utbridge.rnail, on some hu.itiess hie mover. He met the Poisoner in a field, who occompanied him to the above fin, about ten &cluck In the the morning. On his going oat from the Inn, the Prisoner called out to him, with s pint of ale in his hand, and asked, would he not drink ? Witness went back and drank the pint of ale, and called for a quart, which he and the Prtsnoter. and, • fellow. *Pima of the Prisoner's, drank. After that they had lour quarts between. Witness gat itick.and re. riposted that some other liquor might be introduced. Accordingly they called for cy&r, of which they drank four bottles. The coachman then retired, and witness and I tn. priunter drank het %Pen them two bot. ties of cyder, in addition s• the other four. Witness partook al.() of heef tul*itles. Ho was persuaded not In mind his no.in as, fur that day, hut accom. panied the Prisoner to his master's, wirer, they were to be treaferl with some choice ale. On the way, the Prisoner made use of certain familiarities, and pin. ceeilsti to a mode of conduct that left no &els' of his intriviim on witness's mind ; witness, however, knocked him down, and heat him severely. He its• formed kis master of the outrageous assault, and by his 1:)?ans he was conducted to a Magistrate, before whom he deposed what he had now sworn to. Oil his cross-ezamination, witness said be was a servant for fifteen yea's; was in India, a stottrant to Lieut.-Colonel Graham, upon whose death he re. turned to this country—was a seaman for two years, never was charged with any crime of an imitators' tendency, though punished ta ice. He lived four .years sod nine months in his last place; is now eight inotiths t m WI Mr Spencer. Mr. A soacwa spoke in the prisoner's defence. The CHAIRMAN Shortly recapitulated the evidence. and was of opisitiin, that the assault was sufficiently sub,taiitiated, and that the with's'. during a smote but necessary scrutiny, bad, in his opinion, put in considerable claims to crodie ; the validity of width, however, the Jury would determine. Toe Jury, after consulting for eight 'skint., no turned a verdict—Not Guike. • A young msn, clamed Fisher, ator.sd Indicted for a misdemeanour, in obtaining 11. 13e. , freat Itsehard _Biker, a publisher of periodical bombs, Ihrgnigge The D.fi ntlant went to the Prosecutor on the tith of June, and sold - him what is called • book walk. Ile fold him floes ho had eighteen sebecribers, who reg.ilarly took in Jennings' Bible and Geography. Ile neat round to the poisons, whom he described to be purchasers, and artfully contrived to wake each take one of the Prosecutor's books and pay for it.- 11ii hail previously taken a lodging at the several houses without intention to occupy the 461M11, • and with each person he left sispence, requesting, they' would take in about that would come, and pay for It with the sixpence so left. The Prosecutor, ,de-' -iirOd by appearancesk paid him . 11.455. as part of. Which he was to gore for the book walk. Op ing the second supply of botrivi no person would them, and the;Proeor discovered that hp been duped: " ( 0 rerprciablelbifsigxeepers, of *brim the 'dant he r d hired lodging!, appeared against him, to Tol, on the blearest proof of (rand, found oasorsieece to be transported 'for seven J avan was found Guilty of hasins obtained - of leather, .11 fraudtarntly using his waster's The Prisoner pleaded guiky, and, in visa !Of his cont rite and morßisiog dquitanonf l Atis .•• • • ceived t i ) 31. 7s. 'if sending I receive ,i I . . bad be ' Serel I 4 Defend, . iiici' the , ilia+ Os Be' v :ears. 3 g p_a bide I -haerie. #i' ' quel.ce i THTt-girAniwNioite sentence wasmiligatell to one month's imprisonmer in the House of Correction. William Seed, a boy of fifteen years of sot, JR charged with entering a dwelling.hoose, wifti Men- , tint to rob. No giosecutors appearing, the 'Priarter was•dischareed. , • Daniel Waits, a Meek man, was indicted for fe lonioesly.steating. t , bandiferiblef, value lOd. from William "Fillan: Witham Nllldn ffieptiseil, tbrit on Monday lest, .about eteete Cede& t 1 ARM, as he was coming down the Ilaymarket, the,Pri 4 soner at the bar took the bendkercfrierfroit - hil penitet, upon which be seized him, aced delivered Mm lo the constable of Abe watch. George Allen, Constable, examined the Prisoner the same "night, but found no handkerchief upon him. —.dcgained. POLICE. . Uutotr-nALL.—We stated • few days ago that Thomas Cornell, the garwe.keeper of John Cater, of peckerthall, in the parish of Lewisham, had been attacked by two poachers sod beet in a most brutal manner. May and Goff. officers of Union.hall, were dispatched in pursuit of the offenders, and after' two dsys'• antral apprehended a man named •Jokra Surridge, on suspicion of fieing one of the personal who attacked the eamerkeeper ; be was yesterday asamisted, at this office. .Mr. Cornell, who was in a pitiable suite, iris able to wend ;. he stated that on Tuesday inorniog •he went from Mr. Cater's Wm's, about four o'clock,, his uncle accompanied him ; between four and five he was heating for game, his ends being at list time • considerable distance .from him, when two men came suddenly opon•him. One of them, who he was quite positive was the Prisoner, presented a gen at him and threatened to shoot him if he came near him. He replied he did not fear him or his gun. and the Prisoner retreated a few paces and joined his companion. They then both walked any • he fat. lowed them, it oat being very light he wished to !ye I their faces more clearly ; as- the Prisoner was getting over • gate he had an opportunity et seeing his fea tures distinctly, but as he approached the gate the Prisoner struck him on .the face -with his gen and knocked lon of his teeth down his throat ; he called to his uncle to approach and resider him assistance. Both of the melt then attacked him end he relreatecto; they hest him severely and then ran off. leasing him lying upon the ground.—Tl e appearance of the Corn. plainant proved that he had been grossly The P.isoner derlared that he was not one of the persons who attacked the game keeper; he cook! prose that he ass et home at the time. Two revinctablei..hahitatits of Lewisham came (In wood and nave the Priaiiiier an etcetlent character, and said tht.• were convinced that the Kerne-keeper we* mistaken in the retool ; they offered to liecovwe hail to any amount for the Prisoner's appearance at vii* Aim tows. 'rho Gerne.kooper persisted moat solemnly that the Prisoner rtes one of the men who attacked him. May, the officer, stated, that Mr. Cornell identi. gad him from amongst thirty persons. The Magitratea, after some conversation, agreed to accept bail for the Prisoner's appearance when his presence was found necessary. The abose Gond,. men prom toed themselves, and were accepted as bis bail, and be was set at liberty. HATiON GAnDigre.—Testerday, the Magistrate & re e l e d sit jetilicfmPlii to be preferred .against man, for liqvitta taken abominable liberties silk a • title girl.. need 13. SaAOWELL. Friday . 1 . toes MillalHN the amnion...oho Iraq . eliarzed. is . with.tabbing Mr. Ht I'k, t.llll yet, of winn a resat. 'Ton hearing motile turner ev ader- , nip committed to Neu cite to take Ind trial. mien, of Wynn. was convicted in she !felinity of 51. for anlawfolly having ft quiti.e, of ground Mum on her 04. atise , ., for the purism- at mixing ow, bread. J tme. Buttock, baker, of High .trees. ShadiVell, was coo victed in On enter prints y, for n like ..tleace. Nicholwon, halter, of Lower %marvel!. win conokted jo the - penally of Ws.. for haring as iron pot labia bakrhotwarritb theretiatur of alum in it. Gga l air ImestoogniestT In Ibitapa..e-.Woertperience OM satisfaction• instating. that at Dudley, 'Stour. bridge,dcc. tho iron trade was never known so brisk as it is at this moment ; the foreign orders are so great, that it is impos.ihle to get through them with astikierst celerity . ; sr omay also add, that the pipes and other apparatus connecter, with gasworks, give employment to a west umber of timid.. The nod trade is elan so brisk, that the master' at Dudley and Steurliada. have recently been able to raise the whiges of ;heir workmen. To a feeling and patriotic mind, nothing can he more gratifying than to observe <the contrast which the shove districts present when the aetatren of 1816 is compared with the present time.; l et the former period. all was distress and dismay—at the present, all is iadastcy and oputegee..-(Worms- Air Journal.) CAUTION.—On TUPO/111, eveniug last, a genteel dressed thief, on horseback, with . mareibt horseback also, as his servant, called et the house of J. R. Prescor, Esq. Limner-place, Paddington. road, and asked if Mr. P. was returned from Ramsgate, duke had some urgent communications to make to On being informed in the negative, he dismonotort from his horse, which his servant took* f rom hi m , and after a pause, he ',piked within, and asked to write a note. The servant showed him into back parlour, and brought him pen, ink, and pa per, and in a few minutes he tang the bell, and met the servant , in the hall, with a letter addressed to Mr. P. who is at Margate, and left the house. It was. not discovered that any robbery bad been committed until the neat moroing, when 18 silver apoons, snuffers, and stand, with some other thipgs, were missed. Several rob beries of this kind have lately been committed. As Harvey Marsh, Esq. of Stock well, was crossing Kennington Common, about ten o'clock on Thera. day night, be was stopped by two .footpads, armed with bludgeons, who robbed him of his watch and its appendages. The villains, after threateniog to return and murder him if he gave any alarm, de camped with . their booty. The house of Mr. Wilson, No. 32, Portland-place, Walsworth, was broke into on Thursday night, or early yesterday morning, and robbed of a valuable Venice glass, a stand of liquor glasses, cud the carpet from the parloar,floor• • . • . Monday night, at a late hour, Captain Robert Nicholson, of Lower Sbadwell, returning home, was attacked by' a gang of villains, who robbed him of his gold watch, chain, and seals, between King David's. , and Bell's Wharf, Shaded'. ::-..1 .--......„,, . N. 3 ;AIRLD - BAILEY .-- '- - - '"7‘. , '.it':. Wi CU& 10(fs iII)RJR Casft. •.• 4 • _............_ '.. •-•., ~ •; : - 1 4) 1 1 116 .W* itanf• dos It' r e i a Portmattostreet, yen, a • :..• • , .:,i ..I_, Man home weeks Slime pith a voluahle hot l y 1 ,, i " r 6 otilfillo v Ili"' ''.ll li pt . i . tonti l i k ig i er p' e Alr yl . "4 sl 7 4i nly:e .. rr.*:lo°'" w e r e e l"" -‘- a ‘ o6. ."entliattati, - ts who way about beeoming the 8 111 W r .It h a e r ki:; gran, ithll‘:;:Pert.tiintl sevens n r i •troweleilak:-.45.-....1. Inibiesi Mid T. W ' , foe trilling a illt.. x" old siceliog pa r t of the. ceraporableehlt, Abel PenheelY 101 Shat Neuman. ..s !;c 1 ,)•, - eiilb . - '', eh e rili". 'oesT t a f ies ‘ii."4l , fo linh . P ea anl m 'iu t e . ll • lse' s heist- •for I wenty or I 4 „4 . 'Pm' were convicted of felortiM. wit, T• Wee'. - I °r s'eal ar : ti lt a d ile r r i l. d r ar ai b a id : eutli wie ar ,,‘ Paile t '- a r l W . armth P ric e , ° i r k . it o r . 4l lli ti e fi re ° ii :l ief ; J. (amity pOUnditi with which htt absrondo(l, a n d b at heath, for stealingo pocjtet-book ; mod E -lonev., fur graft slot ..iii; Wheels heard of. M s r. She se . „„, w :....,.. I lininloY nr . i‘Pe• - . • I lag the most diligent search , 11 • MURtiER OF A CHILD. .. ftsistheLantraradeecciih'enli;:erisisaualsTiel`ataig,roolagtycvstalll.ealtneTti:wedelaeit.h... . d ekd r„ : ,: geh i ed i r: : ' ,, , : ‘ : z). :, b' ix o ,. " ,„„, i opealeti ;:t7 le .ii o nl a fu pre thi. v, l usw i : Pee t4 r t rifr e - ; l4 . ri i i 4l i r t i a the ! t a f : l , .. 45:iiiir".";:t7leetsItte.ho..61611'4;:ti.!,:,:ii:teirlit,ville..ir:11.1:ssillill.:34111.1jrniailitilsi:libilsithajn6..)ivir.eltut.titin:eilbriseite,ytihs'bus141::ittlemnig:Pimititio.q.intfait'filirpiliCateariaiglaistiiatsin.efte'lla.efui.d::nt.1:"Ildadill:14illyis(Isi.::: lowest ranks of life. 1"11 coy. m arsamt m a i,. to w. A a r jibe reboner ifftWilkiP4ll" in her I . reel, afated the mangier its whirls he had bolt k honer, and wash married woman: lifts - was married 1w Whit- ,_ ra . •.•., ...,maii•:.. ''ion . . the •sarday before th e Child was bdre. ' t behest Ifiee althea saw "n ,II h,4 a d . d to co. forthwith retort 4 o the Prisoner, she assperted kr, IS air.prZthleil. TOW if& the aa nil property. The(;aptain (ac was natural oil( uh) v lt e a r e y io sa g , g ot Tita sol a c f p o r i u r ... T t i i s , it t i . e a r m at p i;;t 4(tilirit I l it h o e • r h e i gues ' t... . ar lat , te nnt e find w isf i A ineta ugus r i e . p it li o r tr d sess . „w as ._ 11 ; ed otia lter i .b f:o v e , o l 7 p... ,...:a i : o fn ie ' 'oily way "/ Her reply *to, she did - Dia too* srheidet Ow was • .• 6 6 • 1 6 , •,., t thought she was. tied Oust sheLltad.howt a shmt tome to go On , Mr, Sl a ;b en b a d recourse to 1 . 04 ad, .. the futh of 'Angus', she went to Camheta ell Fair, and nest %echoi c .. , .... , , 5 $5.gCOllll 111 l II of an a va il , and ~ • bet 22d, cl t a a y ia.. c il oos iab-s: l;: e i heio i . ted t. o leo f . be ireass isig iistisin s r. ery bal shw po i od hirl,ar y fratui ss e i . th iami t ii r: sue li orm lk pr . i.i. p umo 1 : . I . ,i, lte il ed " : : ::einrmi,:t..,toir.e,digi:mt iewizri:lee;(hil..y . thveyn.no. ::: ‘ , l :l l l i s i l e a * ell - . • i 1 .with thiee.nr f ' her return whorls- rhserted. her draw jog some YAW r from dif • tit . water-bast. Wit. eio;west and de'siredletirto come of titecold '"Icilell ! ( he , Catithitt's ( 14 t I tote, •lo which the geld stones. She did -o, tad .otitaess lisoshed,diassing thesuatitr. bares, eat 11 , 901441) ed ~.0 dia,w,,, i nt , ib uni, kg . and took it op s airs for bet. Wittiest i that shoe reusaiked I To ot " b it _ pri4 .,, e d„d that . be looked very thin and poorly. Witatessdid not cuter the out st ow r r i,. Prisoner's apartment: lid, pal the.weter delta nothe landing. lows., 4.hii 'flee. the. c , tmpelly hail alighted frum the 1 wished her* tosodtaight.WitoessidettessiS quo time aespert ear.rja d p d11..e14..4. aucc p e d e d ill t a ki ng , the b lose whist hod ltappmwd. The following morsisitg her ,sisiber atone f t ,,,, a Istp ,, ereioir, polled tiff hi. ii4. ___ , down, aid culled witnew oil 'a( her dpartiordt. and • told .'''' toes . jumped oft ds& bet she swoon hes. awilthaer bad vistaar ri at i . .wi raroura k rr hit bn4,. without even a brittle tut his fiend as % ao more on that day. Op Satinduy..lw s l : l o..lhe Pri 4lll er fsebitiisto for which he pot a k asked- white I to let her little bay take some Wogs .o the toreagle pod .I.ltaltilb id f • err e In r " 4r e, ii ,,,,,,,,, t ,. ued . . sa s s moot lo ff , l eav i ng in .), he rod. the C a p t .' i for he r Whams observed thea see k „Aesop* her is *Wee* downer. frail IlleeArello; and wad.. .hill.o,a malady • . • him Tapp. : you'll be lost forwent et sostrishowto mod pro. =-- pi r assisMace. ' She asked the Masao Mw fa she thought she was esteemed in her . when she miscarried. She ( Skit lime,. rive atoothe, slits lewd. Neolnellworl fame in at. ilea lime,. add the cooveraukta crated. Her Mesas at tidsti tie k appeaeed eery fell aglow %%grim mete as farther chimes tiOntllll Medlaseday following, mbes she sow her past/tout to tate a walk ; aid at that followillgoY (lhe 14 0 *Prober) wheels left OW holm Bye initiates berate one. and returned Wiest t o e..wheitterhale boy gave Mr swine Sidman' wisi .vs kids induced okays tags to the privy. sheer he-saw toonestvieg hips on the right Ile. Withemanit star .ed. mist Ann "Ars. Wyatt, a .so lived Is the tense streecand told her what she had mech. Mn. *yin eitied-b-r to nand. and they went tege.her to Me spol.„..brit Mr. bt yids. di•covesro it wa s a child. .hr Beadle *wino foe, and alto the bushing Ow .ieessksning the latter. braid he b./ manatee ahem it. ' The Prisoner Imo et this time owthe bed, hrher own apartmelit. Witnrss emit to her.. sod anvil her ffshe knew uuy tiling "bout it. She mid; " No; ills makings/ mine." •Wittless said. she had gent for : medical ; assistagee, whit* would soon arrive. Prisoner. then owned that the child was her's, nod dint she had put it down the privy. To sr homes enquiry whether the child cried or moved. she said, " Nis " Io reply to s queition lum the Primmer; witness said, she recollected her haslet falleoduan stairs,about, a week before. 'On that siecasima. Prisoner complained of batt l e' hod bersdf much, and that she felt a vfhlent Malin ad her heart. Thomas Hayes. surgeon. was called in to see the child on they Id of %Timelier. The child was in the perish workhouse of .St. lage's..ll had been carded there by the liesOk shoot half an hoer after it was found. The !tidy, ismspuels ewallea, ant, in a high -twee poorefactlen. Did not °yen the, child, on, ac count of its petrified owe. F.sainine•l the exterior parts of the body, to are if there mete turf marks of violence on it, pare titularly on the hem/. It hid every appearance of b ar in g? ". rived wPs Bill period. No' hing could bead to tin man opinion , whether the child wise bora alive or not. Such a Bill as that, which Pri-oner _met wok. wad also anxiety of mind, might produce death; at all events, • it would, hay, ranted . labour sooner. . Mr. Karon Da mate said, that there Were sevens, dotter wit.. neves• but be did not think they could throwany new New on., it. He then proceeded to sum up she evidenee at great length ; and from 'here bring on prouflhat the child was born alive. the .tury found her-Not (*.Kiley. • She was carried from the her is a very feeblq state. MURDER. • . John Jones. 32, was %Meted for the murder of Amy geader„ his wife. in the parish of St. Le I .oard', Shoreditch. . Mr. Aussie. Counsel for the pro l, Wanion. singed, that Ilte chore, sat murder could Not he *supported, .and diemidesseethe wag MI% to call would go merely to dipport the.char,geef Mho slaughter. : . • Thomas :Fisher married the wootiter•Of tiro &rented. "N NW: 1 ; is a razor -arisaler. .04 the Oh of. Juin i'rimorer.whs atliwarkl WA him when ileceased.eame. mid he gave her some money, •isid they hadsomebeer. together. Teti were both in • liquor, sail Psisneerivanted tit go; Writhe stops Mat. She was gear-, rellinX It ilk h.Hfat.' and tore his elo. hes gal!, down, ate Mei struck her ern the hell', mid the fell. hut witness • annot say' -Aim f.lge *track' lier afterabe tom down sit us. a 'Went blow. sbeletion 9 imp i tsf • suck.. sad was lifted iv i shiokitin her Ifs ligior, they carried her I" one Of the salad /souses, beet dartheami'etsa *astral for, who blooded her. . she tlleteecorkohnifirml the eslietirre of the hot witness.; , she sad hial4lve the deceased four. or hve,hlna s a Idle lyiagoe i r the'brielht; they hid 'drank three or four Ballot* of itorter.isi the- tattier hf•the morning. Jnerg PoiltillionOotgettn.opened teeJtoth r est florin-hod morki of itiolenee, bus the bladder wwe raptured; the,borreie were much inflamed, Ant witness can't say slew orca.inhet Mc J rupture, vet a blow or afall might have done so—a blow was the most likely; *hen the hiraldeels snuck eistended,ll4 wns the case here, less emeriti', violence vrilltepture It. She was inns unhealthy slive, Mr. J tt.,.tice li&v.K7 theft . charged the . Jory, ,srtto,fouod the Pritoier Not Oliky. TAVRIMR. -fiellrY Nash. elsd.4.7..was indicted for the mitedet of Ili yr ire. qa the htk of Apgast.in they:l6o'oldt, Leotard's; Settiae• , ditch. t I .ktia. Nosh (n-young "find). dahghter to thePiowentor, re . (n-young home with her fautterma (Were/dog of the Iday mentioned. I•;er avelther•imlaw was lit bed but ! getup 'lento eleven when the. came in; called hera carroty b -- and t wive her•weenit blows. Ilerfather'steed by and was coming tit take her pert when bee motber.imla* seieel him belie OWN Enid her father gave her a push to eeparatetter from witness I dr. 'teased fell optima the bed ; he die not strike her hot merely rushed hers w items asked leam-to help her. bet deori.ed r rt I fused it, and said she *mild IL- there; she.set up at lied needi • wesit t. 6 bed; the Pritosei did not strike her. hen; she did mei eampinln at she time; itirie her neat morning when Prissiorti told witness she was very ill; asked her if der, would hale al thing; she Paid so. and complained that tier/wad tra,s,vers ha . ilex &Owe had in the meantime .gone to omit ; 'he works in n spice en remosse g gleeea-gid died is Tiesda • evening MM.• r eight • eeleck : she complained rif isothiog bet her had; her father came and Mitt taken by an Seer i be Welker, *Ogle ill. was WOW. sensible. Cross-eza.missed —Caw her on the *sudsy at four o'clock; she was sober at that ion.. but not so when *begot up out of .bed; she . was In ..eb addlc.ed o drinking habits. Win. Brookes Mw the deceased. who complained of violeat pain iii the head; there was a slight mark on the,hoft temple, but it did not welts to want any Application; continued to at trod her till shedied: saw her in the ,eveiting. and found the same complaint moth aggravated.. 0413'4es:day sointiwg, found her labouring under apoplectic syespients; she died Tueoloy evening, at eight ; opened the head. and (mend undo. right si.se frier mows of coagulated bland; she liver had the appeanince of that of persowt addicted so drink iog. Thinks .tilse'died finws ! the burstipg of a blood ,veasel on the Maio; she did sot die boss external siolence.—Verdiet Not Guilty. Francis Comes was iadieted for stealing a 101. note of the Ruch of Mugland, the property of the Rey Mr. George Whit ney. There sal another ettent..changinn the Site. So .Ise the peoperlY or the Mayor and Corporation of Bristol. , . •Is appeased flout the testimony ef thedillfereat stammers all. 1 ed. that the only proof optima the Brim/ter ores his Meting a we d Th e nm e Itt griestille in London. Thig the eilinner. did weasteny : he confessed hawing hint the note, het St d •he received it at lie Worcester flank tor local 'Me/ paid in there by bitty. It was proved that he paid the local notes described loath Worcester flank, though the Hank did not recollect having had the 101. note is their possession. The Jury, widows bedtimes°, lacquitted the Prisoner. MARKSIS. 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Es 33 , 1. tiilner.in stawiarri • M A RHA kt). po 410 e 11414 kat, at. St. Ilieurrto's.,4l4movor.4q wt r. • :robes eldr.t .4511 of the lase Mr. Eolo,o. of ueri Pimlico. S fah only Songliter of Richard Pcilcr, of fiuckiogkor nsw, DIET 4kelOdt hat. Mr •Thomat Walker. of Bermondsey. Os We 9th itn4 Ail its apurtmeNts, litanies-street, Captain Potter, Rout Nowt, egret 46. On the 94 ins... at hist boa* at Hendon, William Warbermn, Bag. of the ceased . Oa *c $6ll qlt. Mrs. Orme.agrd Bf,of Newby-place. Poplar* relict of Robert Orme, lyq. Historiographer to the illuu. Lag India Company. 'Jot the 7th inst. aged 21. Maria, the wife of William Shea! Aroey. Erg. of P:inders-atid, and daughters, Win. C. Cl.iritams, Esq. of tile same place. • Lately. .in Athlone, Ireland, at an advanced ate , Mr. FAt stard Thomas; he served the (Mee of sheriff, f,r th a t ancient ttarauAh. nearly forty years. and regretted by a nuatoiruse acquaintance. I."N DON a !sr and Plibnord ..v D. 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