The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-29 00:00:00

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Tiskhuvo boss Justice lloSsawsn came into Court. mid shortly after —a Tor nose years as Warehottgeo for Welts of ob. 1 u...... t0.4. 2 . 5 ,11 NK . Ku . r111. 440th4mine. to oorrooder te le stesMe sat espolislins deseriptino. vb. Prentiss . :ere is woofing atuditlaw. bowing moody asitquess So- •I. 116. O u t . ii. at Soltillutil. .bitoessys, Megan_ o b Ati. lhasiltlftetsw was put to the Air ; the indictmest a nd il m oo o f . ma Roberts. heir flaslnattall-street. - rough revolt. and are let at a apt nat. she *at be, ew the 2lst of July, at Lambeth, is Sof Setif". of malice aforethought, did is- is Jr t every Mad. They are sery eintvenlestly=lbe Out- J. Alet"- liEsltelbfd• Cheshire. eetiellsorYsotileoh. SePe• slibe ing and rblisklair Dully or Weekly PiewelOpere. &t. Oat. 111. at the George lea. Liverpool. Ad wars. ih is k s g oo k gil d R oam Ki ng ' s s ese i mio n i . T=' ine11= 17 1144 . 164, of else Jobs Mathews a wound. Partioders way be knows by opplleatioa to Mr. flow W. aresalmasse. litellow. tanner. Baps. ?I. O. Ott. lii. at with a aseltdu sboip instrument, of which he languished . 1 1 11 2 1 Mk lelast-stritet. "Ibihst lea. WayowsketT• Anemia, alnowl• note. for thirty-four ham is Guy's Hospitalsaddied. ' , then .........---- . . Itidsrds. and Modadt. Ammer-Wm. any _ _ _ , 10 ft ATIIIRS.It P. ft S. MAT llt MIK he. at A. W. J Now Oreutford. asee-werehrtat, Sept. 6..1 I. Ill q m ,lF aPilminki oa behalf of silo Prooorolion. ..„ a i .11. - SA RROWCLIFF's hlanaraetorF. 40. Omer-tam. wee- Ovl. fr. MOu . Money" thaws. Toes. Meekbouot. and following evidence to substantiate Mg ban ore of Loupwere. at the Inlintring Prism—Best While 1184. Redford. r ing wab vi g. s em & cam 4 , ttl, ill "Ilttos. ltsathrts, Is. 9d. to to. OIL P'f WA": Gr e y ell/- .. • fillikilivir l l6 " .-- r - It It; o ' l ' 9 ' at the Nie• .r: GP 'IP li is tilelPommi 'IM them la. to ts. N.; }leeks. W.; Nodstiods. Va.: Mat- wets Alsolooti4 Wows. was titio. 'tresoo. Ms to token sir molted Itsdatesdr. Gail Feruituros 41 are. Illtispli4l &book so d , soweirtsia, _letokess. Mks. enorhea. Rods. sod carpal. . tee. . YethAtire. easeporionii.lispr silt • As . Or g. Oleo exesetitilt had I i ns . so be SOLO v low. Mr. Oarenoollf retires flow At Otllt P. st the . I. Poutefreet. Angels,. the woe it iris a as inch in depth. and iiiiiietsal pi 'Sad to nee Wee mumble Au* et- 'lloo. Shisliash.fradessu 8 - Fiest{treet. oo tho - helper part of abdoinaa, the intestines bad a will seil fogey alltlieot rim* tort. J. P. 111 Mom Mark- tune . wiorworebast. Ss" M. 11. ..m petiole Get O. at Malliholl. Attorneys. Motors. Itsardos and Davis. nye* awl of thew protruded through the .. . - . . ton Corbett-nowt. Grameltureh-strost. body. no woand his 'pillion had hers gives with . s ; ILISVIES OF SHItI3IPS. J• RAI. Domolhimean• ilmoPstslot sieeosner. 14 9 1 . 1, a belle, aid was whit was termed a ripping wooed. -- ...L.. ..« 'I PR= El welt Proem Lis if. and children again appeared 4 9 great pain, and fregaratly ejaculated ob. eh! a cea: siderahle quantity tot bleed Was at the clothes tie deceased. This witness was crowesamined by Mr. Amman. Save similar testimony to that already gives *to humane disposition et the prisenet. John Chappell was again called. He was reseal the public bouse ; it was the Coact aid Hones, at Lambeth-butts ; he remained with the deceased and prisoner from six till eight e'dock ; did sot iteaf toast gives, not observe the primmer to be in i passion thinks if the toast had takes place be mutt have noticed it. • litre thaws els* on the =se:4i:rift. Me:Junkie Staieffi Shea said bits the petted bed sow aftleed • . gay thing to say, be abet submit it to thi Prisener-1 wiN lease it estirely to my Cot Mr. Animates called Mr. Merchant, lb, Cr,. Jeffreys, and several other respectable luitabiti residing et Lomboth-botts and its seighboorhood, who gave the prissier a most unetteeptlonible else racier fee kiadnesa and humanity of disposition ; many of them had known hint for twelve, sone le* than 'Oven years. Mr. Justice livaiovsn proceeded to 'spiels the law as applicable to the case, stating that a motder had been committed, and it was for them to say if it had heft done by the prisoner ; he considered himself bound to state to them, that the offence cued sot be easnelaugbter, as the evidence bed negatived, Is the most complete manner, titeidea that had been tit gated of the parties having hod an qaarrel at the time the unfortunate °tumefies took place; be doe vocapitolated the evidence. The Jury after about five initiates tessellation, returned a verdict of ()silty of Wilful linrder, but recommended him to mercy on &coeval of good cha racter. ,~' ~,_. • J .. /.~ . '' • A l ' - ..,4,, _ rippiag Witness was of opinima that had skilful sad immediate simians= been given the danger of the deceased woad have been +err matefially diminished. At the lisma he 'itemise/ the wummd be considered it dangerous, bat did ink osaimassieste his opinion to the patient. Jeremiah Bryant stated, that be was a feliew-work man with thy prisoner, and deceased, at Mr. Ratter's nenstard-mdpnbctuq, Lambeth-bates; recollects the day named i■ the indictment; precisely as the six s'elock hell was ringing observed the deceased sense from the 'manufactory and go towards his ewa bone'; be was stooping, with his hands placed on the bottom of his stomatio. and appeared in great agony.—(The farther exasniaation of this witness ►vas postponed to a more advsncei stage of the trial.] John Jose, was a foreman in the employ of Mr. Rutter; on'the day of the unfortunate occurrenre, be saw the prisoner and the deceased standing together in the mill ; they appeared to be talking; saw a pot of porter standing, but slid not see either of them drink ; they were talking across a pair of mill-stones situated there; should suppose the stone to be about fire feet In dismetee I did not perceive any quarrelling, nor no tice Rev noire omit he heard Mathews call out "Murder, wieder!" On going up stairs into the ft nishing room theprisoner ran by him, upon which witness laid hold of him by the arm, and asked bins► what be had done? Prisoner exclaimed, "I want my knife—where is my knife?" Another workman, litOM tits inereaolog Armed of this moth ari inked game Oar all mmts of Ash. be. It has Wowed the Pastiest. II IrIRY POWELL, W his Witoleask 011 and !tallow Wareham*. SI, Pirogate-street. (where the 7'rs:le may be so with Ibis and all other Gettable ause% Plrtles. Its. I. : PWises Ws most grateful seitnos leftmost to the lbw tbdr Mad patroness. sad at the same *us bogs lase. to Ilegatilli them that it k sold by all thrOil mud Italian Workmates is Louisa. sad by sea or rams risspomalskt spout Is every tows throughout the l'ni tad Kingdom. Oliateys. *sae is 'emits valves algssd " [Maori sad Non." sad the Proprietors' seal es tits earl. To /Aerobia's. Captains. sari others. It is sertieslaely ro. irprawsaded for shipping, as it is trammed to harp is say g:haate. ball& Oet. & at OWMM. Attarair.lllWeilasollollimiptoa leass, Clisaeorplase. flee. I.*. U. Tee*y. IMO-street. Reef'mark. Iron werelsast —Sept. 111. J. Geelow 111.,..*Apolipos.ifell. lijbt ertsas—Sr/t. IL T. Little. Tiewessas--spos-Tyer. linen &epee—Sept. 11/. W. U. Verskall. Hoke. se Spalding s/oar.' Yertsidre. 1.1. W. Kirk. end W. arseeldems, Leeds. merellsssts—Sept. IP. M. Fisher. Leeds. serchset—ltept. 4A. T. !hammers ssd W. R. Settee, Sod hem sod T. Olkle. Colchester. millers---Sept. IS, W. Twin. lhesrld, plumbs,. C 1 , 1111/110ATER.....-1111RPT. Is. J. Meeks. Altlersgete-street. silrimaw-0. Fawley. Cal. lenvinsni. Devonshire. hosier—S. llardwieb, Dinaiagiuuvi. Milder—N. Ilene,. Worcester. brewer. e a ---.7 • r 1. THE NEW SCIIMIE. PANTIIERIPUtP4 DIIISOLYED. A. kltrfilaor and I. Nasith. Bingley. YorkshirP. W. aid J. Rally,. -o:ford-street. bedstead-ma ITAZA RD laud Co. Contractors for the present Lottery. find every hoer greater ea as. to etinerstvlate tbenterivev on having adopted a plain 44,401-forward tartrates with all Stoller Mosey. and sot Two Blinks to a Prise '—n AZ PiliD and Co., Dever expellent', angler pieutessre thee taken It is their good censer to lay before their Friends a Wheels) like the Dreamt. that is honoured lie the pulsate epprobatloe. The Drawler ?begins the With of OCTOBER. The Batten eeetaies the following Prises : Brooks nod 1. Nicholson. Riihopsgate-stress-willsont. ebeeseniongers—R. Ryder and S. Warren. Fatale. Derby shire. cotton-spinners—T. E. Hobbs and J. Fieki..Snow Itimmondse,, let 'her-liresseri--R. Ilobdar anti J. Oold. Birmingham. lantirs—J. M. Ridgway. J. treswell. and T. Ridging, Ilusidentileld, woolitapiers—J. Commie sod J. Dowell, Islington. ebsesemongerii--W. Bud J. Brown. Chester. appraisers—C. Brooke. W. J. Strnlh. 11. Brooke, sad Strntli. tiambroke-ronrt. West India sumer chanta—R. Chittey and W. F. Campbell. Castle-ofeet. Leicester-minare t jewellers—J. titevrel4. Pirtiontb, and F. Haus...rt. litoneen.se, rope•wskers---(1. H. Dalin, J. Male!, sad J. F. Fixers, Old Fisk-strret-hill, sugsz-bskers. The prisoner, whose demeanour during the trial had bees very calm and collected, now became druid. fully agitated. (In Air. Knapp. the Clerk of Ar raigns, putting the usual questions to him, a to and thing he might ha..-ao say in bar of judgment, he exclaimed—s , bty 1.0r.1, I am innocent u a child born to day, that woman has *woes falsities against me; know nothing attest the toast or the accident at the time it happened."—Here his untrue@ failed hlin,laid be appeared ahessillais tits reared grief. Mr. Justice Issaums reireitied that the prisoner should be of this Mut of naiad, sow it mold be of nu e . - Pll2llll of • - 4'30.0011! /I - - - or - • 6.0001. al4l 4.0001. 7 - - - of - - 1,0014. sod BM. IP - - • of • - lAt sod 11101. a& - - - .f - - Wt. sod ant POO • - of • W. fit. sod IN. 4,430 of 11W. 1:11. It/. sod 101. GREENLAND FISHERY. ,~ man, 11,703 - • - tei.ooo 6.064 - - - 118.000 Also ALL the .1'30,000 Prises in One Lottery. BALI/NESS or GREY HAIRS trill not be seen, although there are articles daily brought out for the Hair. and puffed in the Newspapers. with pretence of querns. Emperor+, &c. having given their leave to it. which M a fully, as persons of consequence do not like to have Moir names published in Newspapers or hand-bills when thes buy a bottle of Oil. If the Proprietor of the following Arthie were to publish persons of distinction who make use of his OH, it would 11l a volume. Is short, Thousands Of Ladles and Gentlemen have a good Head of Hair. without being the lent shaded or Grey, by using Prince's celebrated Bussignal only. But some Ladies being persuaded by their ilair-stMees to use other Oils, or sold them counterfeit Heade .01,/, they soon found the differeeee, as their flair began to eall off. becoming shaded or getting Grey. In short, Prises's Russia Oil is the best Oil for dressing, preserving, ow promoting the growth of flair, and if used constantly, not • Hair will fill off or tarn Ores even if the (lair has begun to turn Grey, it is such a nourieber, that by use it will re store it to its natural colour, which several Ladles of dis tinction base experienced ; clears the Scurf, and keeps the Bead and Hairdos's. and by using it regularly for a few mouths, will restore the Hair on the bald part. if the least signs of root are remaining, which has been proved by hundreds. But to produce the desired effect, it most be ased regularly. Ladies will Ind Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any other Oil for dressing their own, or fake Hair ; as it gives it a Intend gloss, softens and earls It. Oentlemen wearing powder ought to wee it Instead of ponalum—promotes eye &ewe, whiskers, ie. The original Proprietor hes mow so improved the Russia Oil that it will always he sweet and pleasant, and will keep in all etiolates ; and good allowance to Merchants sad Captains for exportation. Ask fat Priaoe's Ruussia Oil, at 4a. the small bottle; or a bottle. cootalaing the quantity of assrly Ave swallows, at I Is. which is a great saving; or two Meese Shilli ng b o ld" for If. or a dozes for bl., which is a still greater saving. Sold by the Proprietor. A. Prinee. No. 9, Poised-street, Oxford-street; and. by appointment. Mr. Smyth. Perfemer to his Majesty, New Rond-street ; Merle and Sons. Titeh bone•street ; Seeger, 160. Oxford-street ; Pront. 9261. Strand; Davison, 89, Fleet-street; Rigs*. SS, Cbeepside ; Johnstoe.l39. Comhill; and by most principal Perfiamers and Medicine Venders. Proved by Affidavit. the filth November, ISIS, before the Lord Mayor, that A. Prince is the original Proprietor in the Universe of the Russia Oil ; therefore if any Palliate?, Me /Heine-seeder. Hair-dresser, or any one else. sells Russia nil. that is not Prince's, they are impostors, as they soil rounterfeib to their customers. Ask for Prince's Russia Oil. and observe " Prince" on the wrapper and seals of each bottle; without, it is not ge nuine. and cannot answer the purpose. •.• Ladies and Gentlemen will be partiemiar. as there are several Flair-dressers and others in lowa sad country wbo sell eounterfeits, and say they are genuine. As there has been so moth imposition of late, and eonaterreit Resale Oil void in almost every street; and impostors have made the covers of the eounterfeir Russia Oil is merit like the Us mdse. sad even imitated the original Prepsisatte's yam% thercfore purchasers should be cautious, sail be,. it of the Propriety', or of a respectable Perham' er leldielne-ven ster. As several (mess sad Gentlemen I • Om sorb, bare complained that liveylave been (ahem is by seplaelpied par song teens ass ennederfeit Resale Oil. theseinee Ladies and tieellesen will le snre to have the imeales by enelesing the messy le a lease the the Reeds 011. Ike. dinned is Priam Its. It. Pelenintreet. 04mi-street. Lead**. Illbso %tr. P. will seed ahem by raters 'tense to any.pert N 4Ste Pe rtnintAD.—Aetive, gray, 5 fish, 24th Jun • ; Alpheus, Duncan, 2 fish, pith June; Dexterity, IL,.- Hinson, 6 fish, 24th June; Eclipse, Soutter, 6 fish. 24th June: •Oleaner,Sliaml, S fish, 19th July; Dope, Robinson, 5 fisll,24th June ; Jean, Reid, 111.1., 31)111 June ; Perseverance, Simpson, 5 fish, 30th June ; Union, Mackie, 2 fish, 25111 June. Moreruobk.—•Mpenrer, Krith, 9 fish, 13! twig. Bunrick.—Lively, Wildest, 7 WO tan., 19th Jame. Wittenv.—•Esk, Dunbar, 12 fish, Iso tuns ; Lively, Banter, S fish, 130 tuns. Losnox.—tilenmore, Todd, 4 fish, 17th June: King George, Paterson, 7 fish, 24th June; •.if argaret, Kay, 9 fish, 2d August. On Thursday last, the Alert, Penny, arrived at Pe terhead from Greenland, with 18 fish, about I till toils ; and we learn the Gleaner, Shand, was also in said to he a full ship, with 10 fish, about 1!%:i !tins of oil. The Henrietta is reported to have S ti,b, a lull ship. given to any one sows to occasion lois failing on the stones, he would run great risk of beiog crushed to stoma. Ile-examined hr 4r. Law.-16.1 not observe any *ceiling, or any other appearance of (via rrelling. John Chapped, the workman atatve alluded to, cor roborated the statement of JUIIPA ; he also bere testi mony to the kind-hearted and hotnane disposi:ion at the prisoner. William Mathews (3 youth about 15,) the son of the deceased, was at the itrat.ofartory on the day Millie on fortunate (wen rrer.ce. The prisoner in the after:loon carne to toe twice, and asked where toy father was ; be wanted him to have some beer. SIMn after my father came in, when I told Into David Thomas wanted him ; Ile went down hitt, the mill ; I had occasion to go to see ts hat it oas o'clock, my father was then talking to Mast; r doors. Prisoner shortly after came in ; he bad a pot of porter its his hand ; he asked my father what he bad keen talkinc• to Jones ;shout; my father re plied, that Mr. Jones bad been tasking about "cutting throats" (this was explained to be a by-term used amongst those employed in the manufactory for back ;) Ilas he i replied the prisoner. I understand you have been "cutting my throat," too ; Mr. Rutter told me so yesterday at dinner time. DU be ? said tnv father. lie is out now, but when he comes in, we will see about it. I then left the prisoner and my fa ther together. At a few minutes before six I •aw my father again ; his hands were plowed on the lower part of his belly, and there was the appearance of Worm!. Catherine Mathews, the wife of the deceased, stated her husband to have come to his home, which is about fifty yards from the manufactory ; be was wounded on the ',wee part of his stomach. air. Yonng, a snr;reon, was sent for, who recommended that her husband should be taken to the hospital ; he was conveyed there on a shutter ; she bad several conversations with him respecting what had happened. Here Mr. ANDREWA took an objection to what the deceased hart stated being given in evidence, as it was not. the Learned Counsel sail, proved that at the time the unfortunate man considered himself in a dying state. The Learned Jake over-ruled the objection, and The witness resouied—She believed her husband to be impressed with the idea that he should not survive; about two hours b. fore be expired, she asked him if be had quarrelled with David Thomas ? he replied no, unless it was by drin4ing the King's health in the morning when they rut to !rave a pint of beer before they began work ; the prisoner was in a great passion at it, an.l swore until he foamed at the mouth. The toast was Prosperity to King tieorze the Fourth, and may he coetented be, whether lie is bound or free." He expired at four o'clock on the Sunday morning, having a short titne previous expressed his fears be should never see his childceo again. 'I he examination of Vete:Mali Bryant was now re mained—He assisted la itessieying the deceased to the hospital; Ise expreeseil great relactaiwe in going. astl said, if be went Se the hospital, he should never %gloom oe or 'Nis um" or isisits, MOW II COON Is Of DO ail. pioNKy !.....N0 sTom p ß lzg s !— N o cL i s ß gs ! On Thursday the Spencer. Keith. o f Montrose. ar- aimed Chappell. at this period came up stairs and , service to him: for himself be sesta say be beret saw NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PR17.1 3 1! rived there from Oreesland t left the ire lat. 71- 30. Isla halrof flee prisoner's other erns. Shortly a f ter . a clearer case of murder brim, a Coon. The Joey on the f.tl Aligns!, and got his last fish -..9•18 July.— Smith, a sons?* , arrived, when kw was delivered . had reoessinsessl64l bier to ; boa is Web burps. The Numbers mow seines are the orivinal Tickets and Shares for the whole time of Drawing. to be decided aerorat Captain Keith gives the following !root, Ka metre kii ' • • ._. ~- 4 111.10 for that to to; lot- Ni Oft peibo..44. Ina •side•VIOODIB•de 0 onrwhon Aim KW • Ne.sor 1 * favottrabie4eeebst idebe flebory that , Qat *Pew,- et am ea lietakArrliff"pftlabeo lor Ilk. the sentence of the law ipon the prisoner, which wee. set dunes the VIM Day,* artiligbou *lir erfwatlloy al ~ ally In the sooth-west. witere he haa wade his A NOICEIVIL—IissaI known Hie prisoner for 12 years ; and If not deawsthe Seem. Day, it will se so to *Mb ?SWthat hr he hanged by the neck on Thursday morning Day. ands* en mull the finish. fishing. along with the following vessels marketi • : was the 141111! countryman as witness (a Wilchtuan 0 (In-morrow). and that his body be afterwards &nolo- 'tickets sad Shares are selling at HAZARD aid Co.'s Old ASEUDEEN.—Dee, Craig. four fish, 24th Jill , ; knew hi is to he a most kind-hearted, humane man; be wised. On being. ta from the bar he burst into and Fortmipte Oilers, *Henrietta. Sinai'. six fish, 90 tons, Itith July ; Her. took a 41-li,:ht in doing acts of kindness. The mill tears and exclaimed, ke n ercy, my Lord, have Mercy !" 93. Royal F.velisnire. established upwards of a Century ; cities, !Indices, one fish, 26th Jnne ; •Jane. Bruce, being at WOI k occasioned a considerable noise, that ve. Cornhill; anil324. Oxford-street ; six fish, 115 tons, 30th July ; Neptune, Armstrong. 3 would have prevented his heariuz any iinarrelling had A general sympathy seemed to pervade the minds of Where they Shared sad Sold In the Last Lottery, fish, 60 tom, filth Jane. there been any taking plat— ;if any push It il been a very crowded Court at the fate of the unfort u n a t e IA 'MO . . . 191 Mil I P . PIA, i _ -. men. POPULATION. COUNTY KILIMINT.—Tbe Enumeration of the Po• pulatioa of this County has bees completed—the re tortss are as follow: Houses. Inhabitantl. Barony of flowran - • 5979 31,523 Cranagh - • 2374 14,263 Mhillelogher - 1267 SASS Fassatlineen - 4473 25,394 Ida • • - 2029 17,773 lialrnoy - • 253. i 14,335 Belk - • - 1931 11,3116 'verb - - • 2263 14,164 Knocktopber • 2065 12,792 Callan, Town and Liberties - 1115 5,656 4 26,245:r 151083 Malang nearly silt inhabitant• to each The population of the parish of Castlecorner is 13,369 —which is nearly equal an amount to the whole of either of the Ironies of Cranagh, Oalosoy, or Iverk, and more than that of any one of the Baronies of Shillrlogher, Kell% or. Knocktopher. his to tbe ccilieries in the neigh bourhood, and to the constant excitement to industry and improvement given by the Dowager Countess of Ormond, that the great population of that parish, doubt less, is to be attributed. The census of the city of Kilkenny is not yet com pleted. We have been told it will be returned at about WOO. wilds is considerably below what was generally imagined. EXTRAIMDIN•II LICAP.---Yesterday senntght John Halichun. a private in the 77th regiment. nadertoolt for a trilling wager to leap over one of the gullies near Seederland, which is 25 feet 8 inches across, and feet deep, sod won. A tempest °recurred on Friday evening last at Monmouth. the violence of which exceeded may thing in the memory of the oldest inhabiting. Uinta of wind preceded the rain, shed with hall. wilich fell to 'fr eest% aceonspaniad with the ems eisid lightning sad Itrenseedutts peals of thunder. - ss__ _ SUSSEX ASSIZES. I.►:wss, Au') 87.—At ten o'clock on Monday morn ing, the business of our Assizes came on in both Courts. 31r. Itarn►n Wood tried the prisoners, and Mr. Justice itoirrinig h the Causes. At the Criminal BAN :It mess were arrainged, of whom we were capit.►lly convicted, and received sentence of .heath, viz -- Thoon.ta Vr.srier, afe.l 26, fu, stealing two mare', the property of t'r•rr Ede, and another. Itrown, aged 26, for stealing in the dwelling house o f W. P. Smith, taylor, of the tlitfe, Lewes, a silver watch with trahl key and seal, and four watch ,tapers. The watch bein o r soon after missed, the thief a as pursued, and ta•ten in a Hovel, at rtingmere, where the papers, but nut the watch were found. The Cul prit, however, soon after his condemnation, informed the Prwsec.ito-, that he had concealed his watch, and worth! t, II hill, where, if on recovering his property, he would give him live shillings. The proposition was agreed to, and the watch in consequence found bu ried, and uninjured, in the Hovel wherein the robber was apprehended. Thomas Swift, alias Burman, alias Parley, for the stealing in the dwelling house of Thomas lisltern•ood, of Ticeliurst, 'awe than 100 half crowns, 89chillings, and 20 Nispences, the property and hard earnings of a pour labouring wan, named Parks. lieurge Fawcett, aged Is, fur breaking and enter ing the d .oiling house of John Eversheil, of habil rough, in the absence of his family, and stealing there in divers articles of o•eiriag apparel, the property of John and Lucy Eversheol. And John Hale, aged 18, for committing a Rape on the ii3dy of Limy Parsons, in a place called Blind Lane, near this town. In the course of this trial Mr. An •lrews, who was counsel for the prisoner, in cross•ex amining the p:usucutric, was repeatedly stopped by the judge, who 3d ill, that if the peat ize he was pur suing nere to be allowed, it would be soon found that no witnesses would appear to speak the truth. '1 he above unhappy men he.&rd the dreadful sentence of Death pronwinced against them, with a degree of Apathy not v, ry common on such awful occasions; they were, however, all reprieved before the Judge left the town. D1.Y11:4 1. INIII AS Asstxas.—The trials on the Crown side, i% ere all gone through on Friday evening; eight prisoners received sentence of death, all of whom have since been reprieved, except Thomas Watts, fur for gery, whose case is left for the decision of the twelve Judges. Iu the statement of the Brighthehnston Bask for Savings, that it WdS noticed last year. of 992 ors, there were only three mariners and one fisherman. In the statement of the last halfyear's accounts. we said that in the addktims of 182 (nab &polite's, ihere are only two Aphorisms. awl not Sae fisherman. The females's-rants (tbe me.* ounworotto Oslo specified. ex cept minors), amount to 232; the male servants to 10.5. -;