The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-22 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, Aiw. 20. • The Prince 'Regent returns to the Pavilion on Tne , (tay. Ilis Ruj al Ilighheis be there to din ner ; and, it nivetrs cert. in, that her Mikity and the Plinces.ses will be the , is ..1 , ;() before the end of the month. AN. Is. : POLICE. Miry Donoh,o.t rounding, vi t i i ;' 11 . — ^ .4 11 Sund a , the eveni ng% ;telt, mad b eat meisore, sh e b. 4 t for the i ntett. lave killed h er. rly about th e te% extracted hart,the fray hid b.., knit. T ait ncan. heed of St. A:, %kit dijils:Olty titer rol Lin g u m , Lod breakin g 'risoner. to Tothill.fo l r elch, who is din. :ard Kidma n of silk amid cr y ! ' )t glares, and hahorda• ty of Mr. • he Prisoner wai', that haring rel. last week, left W I some lime he on, respectable fe re * the bed-looms aii attress and the Lei Intense quantity r! weza *base of tear iten take notice wf t ittitantly wl'un discovery. L e town oft %ni ft i l y f the Prisoner t o Sunday morniri, lock detected sel l he was .about is her search at the ;oods was Moodie ecut or. ted to be made, a ncdatioos, he sta 'pal °trace, fa hen p, valued nt 3001. de billicLbury, near St• of 'beep is qua* Ming last. On Seeder par ; enquiry * es , of non learned timbal V riving• them nawank and as he trarella, le Prisoner, wham at eriskiai at a public. beep to the pens* katiaated publicly' hi gate thin Wet cod 464 i kr had stoat at ;Abated he might AI Okon.slaring thn ero for his elefeore, Ode, lifevarre ante soar emmt, an old afro*. tarred wlth•teeLnß is of the Rine Hoar he. •r Nent to the plant ill ox two rooms ds et to gain admit...ea. red enuring tint %ilia r articles, with which d. isqr sent for, the PO. bo bad fur ft e atidm and imposition. to the a he represamal hit sward by steady bered ri.r.A guest • rt of the wheat hat loud, and s.v.ne of ry indifferent grain may he 0 1' I weather shonkl of Paper.) • lig fire ty, , ke net at Stoke, Berk. ply makiits comi- r in his farm-yard, :, being completed, ,roverittg the IWO ere usiti , in a very ch a rt ses was conciliar' in the employ rf iy arrival of IC evented sprcedief were deitroyed. - 1 . 50Q1. woe 1 - noglit tt et Been .1. G etioseqdroce nt s renee of ih fo• ticie.l its ili, right 11, add the patties he Lady of John Tot • r. ly of Lient.-003 the he Lady of Rcar -.ld• ! , Mr. Robert neer% woes Tu,,lor, LA. of .ry met. St. 3 ame`'`. sColier, of Piccadilly_ banker, fiasinrtehe• iotte Parrot, ;ft of obert Wray, Esq. of e• Nerrav, 1447 • rnm- ; and .•e.urgia , t. me it from 'll Am •es hAV int Ara iver, roe e 41.11 in" o the otoldeo .arriage, And prrioes' ill Lov,ses., .• at-arrest , • • 'PIE STA' . - s Ii4,444XFATAINP 77,444 . .., '-j • • -VIC .. 6.10 oll i artilll . .=. 41..:....ar.r...... - . -:. , /r . • 'it ......=.... -. • . . .... •0* Sloaday last, - a Covert -Martiel was held at 'COURT ' iltiti' - ' le"i • OS' Zen X • A .11. • ailaitTs asnititi, Is irst unties o f Dayastfk; - m cof •in the Lakes in Portsmouth, on Captain Stephen Popham, late aet leg Captain of the on& , • "! • SAltltttlye. • Ca nada, for having, contrary to a verbal order of Com :11'• banktaPt *es brought up tram the King's modem Sir James Lucas Yeo, attacked a flotilla of Bench Prison, by virtue •of a writ of Habeas Cor. American boats in a ereek on that Lake,. which were 'pus, for the• porpoSe of being heard in person, in, pr o ceedin g from Oswego to Sackett's Harbour, with support of hispetition to . soporsede the Camacission stores of every description, for the equipment of a Ili•bankroptcy against hies. large ship that was building in the latter harbour. • 1. ... Mr. Peneoli t „the - :Secretary_ Of Bankrupts, read —The Court determined, that a verbal order had the return of 1111r. v ieoei, the arshsl of the Ring's been given to Captain Popham, not to go into any Bench, totliWileit of Babe t 4 Corpus, setting teeth Creek, in his endeavour to intercept the expected that the prisooer was eammittad to his custody on theft!' of Aug. 1811, for refacing to be examined boats with stores, but, that having unexpectedly foetid them in Sandy Creek, and having been 'before_the Comedesioners of Bankrupts, having said greatly reinforced, by taking under his orders t that he would decline answering until the propriety division of armed boats, under Captain . Spilsbury, i tifithe Koceedings were confirmed by the Lord Chao.. ' - tad in a manner which could not have been con .4ollor. - • • ilemplated by Sir J. L. Yeo, he was fully justi fi ed ' The toimtP ClianneLLoe observed, that i beg billii ;banking the attack which he did, ender the con litermined, mire than a hundred times, .emit a Petal eldenitios of the infinite importance it was to the 'ltillt retuning to surrender before the C•rnelitiamms I service that the boats should not reach Sacketes bad not a right to petition that Court.; be, b•lrititt ! Harbour, and therefore adjudged him to be ee. waved that abjection in the present ease: He men. ! flo w e d. dotm(l this to avoid its being made anrecedeet: i The Court could not forbear stating their regret The bankrupt, after thanking his Lordship far his • thitt Sir J. L. Yeo should have used such reproachful iticlufgenee, proceeded to state that this was the Pe- expressions in his letter to the Admiralty, which stated titres of John befree,ne, late of Leeds, to the county' Captain Popham's capture; and also their high dis of York, wordlen-draper, to supersede the come ! approbation of the severe imputation contained in missivio et.th!' eaPellue - of the petitioning crediiet,;: Captain P.'s defence against his Commanding Officer, there Wing 00 - petitioniog cr e dit or ' s debt s he having for having offered himself as a witness in theaupport taken out an execution' whoa his, the bankiapt's ' of the charges, which it was his duty to do. goods, fore debt and costs of 3601. and'leitil on . A Court-ftlartial was held on Friday and Saturday his good" to the amount of 6701. idler elsieb he rt o enquire into the circumstances attending the loss struck thedocket to tbe.eune debt; es this ground of the`-British squadron on Lake Champlain, and to be contended that the commission was net valid. try Capt.'Pristg, the neat senior officer after the death The Logo Quip -observed, that when hit, of Capt. Downie, and the officers under his command, wasfirst heard of this ' . application made ifor the same. The prosecution closed Saturday after. to set it aside; he thin . the affidavits with the ' noon, and this day the several o ffi cers will make their coli v i s )• greatest attention, and °fared the - bankrupt an op. defence. It appeared, from the proceedings, that portuoity of trying, by an issurti the mina, of the two of the officers who ought also to have been sent petitioning creditor's debt: he was sot satisfied with ! tupon their trial, did not appear, viz. Lieut. Rayon, this, but thought, if be we' kilt& in person, hal who afterwards deserted to the enemy, and has since Would be able to throw a new light on it. He was I been struck.out of the list oT Lieutenants; and Lieut. Lod that he now bad bad this opportunity. lit(the arGee, whose residence is not koown. rd Chancellor) could not decide it—he..lmi its right to do es, as it was a - pure question of law-be. Ewen the parties, which .might be tried by an issue it an actioa. As to the bankrupt's commltateet, it Mleeted that the Comnissioners bad done notbiug mere than their - duty. He was therefore under the 'Necessity of remanding him to pr fir - Petition dis like* Xarlllll 7 - 7 • t 7 ~" " ' The Thomas and the Duke of Wellington indiPef came in from France ), estenlay. Both yes. 11PiS report _.that Colonel Lahedoyere 'had bees tae cured. T. • -. !. The Theatre, last night, had not a very crliertleti auditory. A young .Letly from Bath, as.it is said, made her del n U there as 13eiiiidero, in Veniee'Pri. • served, but-, certainly,.: not with tt success that can admit of a repetition. • ' • Mi. Palmer, who returned .foorri Fiance,. by the Union, on Friday, brought with him several dresses that had belonged to Bonaparte and Maria Louisa : 'fhey• are in the highest define superb, ;opt! *kit* *sighs of *bids Mr. Palmer goind matermily indaiged 'vitriol's individuals, before he set et .(.• ll o untlisoo.— ',. 'Antonig others, the dress in which , 11 ,1*tiOlioaen 'received . .the Senate, sifts* his escape fro& F. 1411., elketedtreat 'curiosity - . The mantle it of Crimaista• veiling. with gold Ornaments, &c. and is one of the. nrasstmeguift. cent veitm..tits we eves beheld'; the dresses of the 'Empress are alaiost nuttily rich, sod display oast . .. . • lane, andtaste.• • ' A little girl between two Ind three years old only, was unfortunately run over by a gehillaiimell care riage on rho Level; yeaterdly in the aftersomo, and so much injured that she died this morning. .- Lord Ilawke Is among oar meat departures for Dieppe- . seenetwatemeweetenst • I'HE.. ARMY. -..........6.- • ." - • The sentence of . the Conn e Martiel spent-the lion. '' Col. Mullins, has beets sent over fros Dublin, for the approbation of the flinty' Reseut.. • The trial *led 16 dais. . . The second battalion, of the 6th, 57th, and ad regiments landed last week from Guernsey and Al. derive", *at Portseneeth e i the 6th marched to Hit ' • ito Derrieks; tha•B/d 'to Niters ; and 57th to '' Gosport. The whole of the Alen in these battalions It )or service will .be drafted into the lst batta lions of their respect*, regiments, and sent to Flanden. 'P.., • A• Gentleman who left Paris last week states-that war saner was deity joined by parties of those brave ripen who were wounded at Waterloo; and thit the lit division of our Canadian army, emeenting to iNJUNcTION. • . • - '7OOO mea, arrived at Paris on the 11th inst. At the WABSVRLY V. BUCIII,4I4.IIAre, AW11. 7 ,A11C,141.11. late review of • the Duke of Wellington's, army, 1 - Mr. HART moved for artiojenctios to roOtnia.the V 5,090 men wercender arms, with 107 pieces of Sr- Defendants from menafacter* ~.,v .s after the tiller) , 18 and e. 4 pounders and large parks or, meaner of that Menefactered by . the Plaintiff, or lighter urdneace. • { that they be directed to keep an account of what . The number of rations daily drawn from the Pail they diclmanefacture until this cease came on its be' visi:lns is 900,000, which is calculated to be an ex.,l heard en its merits. It appeared that a persOn . othso. . woe to them of 75,0001. per diem. We give re- i name of William Broughton bad obtained. patent • aye for them,. which, it is supposed, • will be 1 fo r manufacturing a certain qttelity of cantesqs for glietdomed hereafter, als • a set.eff in balancing *sc. 1 tents, and he had sold his' interest in it to OM Plain. Went*. . U. Gentlemen' passed through • the whole ! tiff, whose clerk had made an' ellidavit that he had of the *anal, _ _ ef. verve ellelfi ilehich :yr.. hi Ceetee• sett in the poseession of the Defendant , Beckley, a emstsimvenert Irblllatlall‘Pßllltr - Vill _, , Nibt ' . potato*, nainals-sissilae to that ostoari Is the speeilt: is witaispeei is liatrilyditiir kW- UM 64th Mgt.' ravine to the patent. *Wed wilt =Wit _ ___ 1 4C , 1 01 . 1 4 , ; imiy_ , _ _ .0 Pow Ibe LOAD CIIIAIMILIAIe ebsemed, that *- • would siou *SAW . Iffe.llol,WlL,r eLowriesePaar_ _be too mach to restrelorthellbifeedents from meas. et•iirejaaosay,olomoollipli Oil" lirl z f', l • ll , factoring thasbag the Idol bulaiiiiiThilla 'ix-Parte op• loges". ~ .• •, f • ••:;1i .. • -; ''? .. ' " •,: -, pligation Ibe wee* to direet that an ICCOP' Shrtld be *km bl : Ohl Irrsostisfoiss ..011;Ilig . -:. • '411102 4 . 1. ._ NOM" • . ' .--. . • • .' • . lAvolusik•-41, siktill• . . tIIIRd . A*/ .. • • • • • • ' ' 11 111101 0 111 1; 11 0 - - las t, it 4 . 4 " 44 6. 1 Y :emit Al** ' • Ay* gilder llte#o, ills 'llotit • lastanfi,,oh‘ot day 0f.,40‘. - ,Oldidrotfal • ~ 61 10 10 1 1 1 1 1#1 I t il#l4l,Si. 41st. spotte d ciwth Is ft whatsoever, . y.olarlv isui , llursisglr , Pork-lass i . billet ii * , , i.d y or - , • • stetkt deg thatknos kelle k bvtifirk As direction, gut useutariett s . ..att .. ' .11411' •.. •et iir Weektoiro!mews, J448'4,4011, ' OufOrd.itreet, i. of al. y aw ink ese , • -' ,( 4 4. 400 4t er . Iffilbagbeetnet, itenbitplifew sod thorough c losely r GIS' et matenele w .. , .. 4 , 4 0 6 , -petnott l . . fah" itelifini's .Patk, sid,se Nee as. eV called at' alt lo 4l l o olo * -41 1 0 6.4 1 04 .1, . 10, 11 . • "elk* leatil ' it mataWlehnotely MOW s' it *as- gentlemaq , wines, Aber t bap for SAW he Weak la . emMilled'fteMini* Inlb ' 66 itft aad a l the aPPfel ad uirses44 me . ... • ofig t i rea r , 64 itiag e ..... wo doubt bags s )silligibinteetitits, We address to '.. riale - fwei ONO** . 111 0 40 al ilititd tila nicotined snot tide will effffeete, bst UPSruiug profile- Is ten- - that Ante 'lO,. .. seter d k ii. s i pe: Ga le sp ora 6 Wt. the Maio* • was bs keep op atilt doittroarkUlaoto Wise. ' derlig htiondi k half 1* silt beasts. • ?Ma - AA agipowa to . hoWs Volt: at mesas a 4411 1 1.111 , 11 bit4rest Ms hold Pique' Made a can. bear lowedilled 'at the itwo de. &Simko sad* 1 1 e-0 6 . . 1.149 AnieWikihilik 6 M4 es'ellser if I,he - • fives sr we have re bate parsed book )1:40,61, Itlibeldt aft ObiertAßl . . ~ • of.eta light Mint sliild bantlY blare, rich Wa aposkaliter apprehende. It being **Sr the salsa el the yew-lasi:4* . '• Oa 'la's - 01 # a l de Illoseqs . o. 1&n Inquest has bee‘ well-Dill el ;the Arden robbillei butts' ill et" ' 11 ? th __ i ,b,t, It, rest ; ii. 11 .00 1 i' . . tel l esee of the Comely, t es/mastoids *Si. yof Tettodeas moo leljr4:. l 6ilNliiißct .11a. _.. . eatgaesii 'after two days' estminsti. tosoiewpa aOl4l _wfol 0 •Plakit OM 'thioolilittitiour ••wal rebutid of Wilful it weit.frat. A obit mg* . -Is -iiii fist V.-.6.6`. seer i ii i"n li er 40 7 ‘!" 1 !i f f 4 11 ftbeit$4p, - mui - egainst Philip And . days , siet, sebbinif': . 111401 . . al Ur; eittfite; * .if teem _ta k- • . , "III" 4 1 Pons Or et= *he same. . Gso 4 ilildoofitskistikliaties ;fiatiothDais • lasoe rot,' ; , • • off to Winches into a - Mr. 13, Was told that ow taal44o ' 4 4 .. . . t -Vult *lirtimulalkol? sat fail tits. -their trial at. Es t gbps i ra ll it=ll444lser : isenishaboililkilediudif .' . •', accursed 'OM - Welijeaday ' had to Mr. IP a,_ than that Of Midblllig tile Wit pay 4be iditb..ft .. ., (4 ' rtel'i K ok ok Ammar 4141 at she l • ..w _ fruit stolen. '7141 the 'hingiskele said; libl 111 ( A t l i So 6, lrlt. ') .signiNil fi w AY il l ft/I M*, I HA 11/fAiIIMT THEATltro—Tile new muqictil Airce, iiiretitili. ii b ethers te-lho the lesliel•Mttell in the present tidteato•lliadifmafai. _ ,_____•~ s vh i s,then stood beforehissisedlreenalready"thillignlf l' *Oat !"7 1 ,., 11 4‘,‘"ffne . , .7PIP 6 Argue • Festival, which KR% to have been produced on Satur. with IS similar reilbefies-"' ' . - ' •.' °: . /Silltug l ts , • ll, 11 . . ow "'WS tilereeee- day eveniag, was postponed till to-rtight.• Mr. Mtc. Yesterday reernings actiasTiiirettoese of slew's, frOVOil, itl (illl l 11111004,01101011311111,1101011epet; the Garr, however, made his first appearance as Osmond, 'F,aling and Co. flyers, in- Peppervalll7, Boreagle, AO lobiek Opatitdreiro . . . trail the in 7'he Castle ki'pectre, and sustaimd the character near Lando* Bridge opals,' men o r oo'isag e no phifot IM*llllOll6 - _ 111:41 1 ,4y.t1f I . IS 'ene•Podi earth, with considerable ability. Ilia perfnriutitc.e in the to ittmod a sti ll which was distilling semi liqtaid Miejl "1 fi 11i...,. ft . 1mit " 1 " 1 / 4. g t . i.„.. ; Ili .' a 11ia1a k ..... bli _ e :!!. Wee Where he relates his dream to lfasswo and Socib, it in Mr bossism when limy elittlsell at ittleithillifilt V. ! I ' ll ". .1. 1 Z7 11 • 7' 6 ,7 t was really good: but the general fault Which pdri obtened the bead coming:o4ond etellinindhaVessedo . aad a •••• • •4ii i .. • • . • . . 1 m - Oxide* his whole style of acting is unnatural. vett. `rag ;to pester tnistents Weir l a i ai tlit. f ootilies i tehin iJeence, a fault which is more obtrusively perceptible vett sostokol „_,..l Wale to ta • 'Osto siNt• N. At this, Theatre, on account of is size. He does .Tholmales lloszoiss Ai ter , hot discriminate those occasions, where energy really Without any ""4 ... 0. "Pt r - : gives vigour • bat seems to think, that seism lie is may' inn • . be , .. • Sunday ibl i I load and boisterous, fist be must be •impressive.— was stepped : 11.......A : .. 1V* 1160, 5uie00...,. _ 5i " 1 " 04 1 2 1 : 4414 at lt° ip,7=4l ibis His ocies, too, is capable . of great improvement. or does pin dies ` 1 " . V wF°17 0,„,,,i, 11 " 1.19.51 . 1. W.,0 u 4 " . ..."74.1 . : 111 .. . iii s' 1. It. is allow wholly destitute of elegance. We think, rilbased him ed • ," --4186 =4.,7 91 ''' • • ` 4) " 1 " 1/ t . botreasr, bossy prove as acquisition to i the stage, they eassoff inte r —leo . . tegei msessilm at 1 . l lseta I whim hikes metosed those defect, which se generally - V11116111111,e,, we bemoan. lops . t hk S t P Jainor_,, , i. rot, ._„ ... tbsiPee* i helms/ to a provincial actor. 'ftit KY, in llnstan, in Peeelh, ; 46.11 / 4 111 ..._ 4441. ,„ ': _____,_._ 4l'l6lo' ___,....A&. . .4=f 6 ,.... l , lll " Mir gr e ty.. gilli l ie l . t o liel r ilM r .6ll . . L. ,_! ° _. “ was deservedly applauded . • Miss Gm:strict played the Kist t o o yeses oogossopoiwow mantopaso, .. ' . 1 .........._ t_ii ,.... . , ../e tew"7 ee SilqW l °I 'Angelis, bet she 'threw into her perfortnanee too , = a estot also , i i i:taliwan . c.. It a n the di * mach levity; turd in. her' defiance of Osmond, was throughent 4tio etossotrutr! , • :!it . o .- . 5 .r45.... I ;nn t The WO lodier se* •.. 1111110 1 61 h eiti g , Prin d bliod fr . s*ellged flippantosether than determined. Taxtor ezhibiled • ni Ilir ibralikaild or dmOtemplatitd pea . . sheieselesulfiness Ilio=t edi. ~ . „ I* l b w sook ilistuislassrts, add the pusenge stil eb fercali fer l e .. " On sidirlaft tbi nigist billi tif t tre. P lif t eith isiel ina P t h . i ß li o ii bi j. ?moo, a man of 'bet*** li*Olia ~ . •-fatootbia• Iwo& resting place, by the oneelatitalloniti iiideer lied &miserly belonging to the Naiad, was wifaenti:delOWet 6 1" 1 . 41111 1' ~. . .s . L.- , .., s violator ofille solders I* On t. Mis *Leta iii . ..ciellioimtiVegik . Liiik i pi L ~ . , . . y e iappretrended, for making a violent throat; wititsvel RaelleaskinavSiegivfar . . • for do' . 01/00nt ' lo ° ,l " 9 " 140,1 . simplis t e .. The Company of mammas wont ekes , . n. ti es :, opea k„if ei , a t mi ls Nib's head, in the ifigiv.strees v ilia ley let of met) whatever. Thu oi regnlael do. ,; Portsmouth,. which went through her boilliet, mai. ' 11111 . .1111144 Mote t a li t a hei rt e ih k t re' to lin Ctni lie lli* 1 : 7 !sly ' t• th rti r" e g r b i:ju s r at y. gt T el re' b sitee list m f a n n r , tu a n l:e le u l t y t d or i o d m he o r ni n h o ,snare if 1111 . bag . aPillekellee o l o l l lo . t b r t i nt i rfe a rit i v v ir il lia"l" l r il" , , Vill011161411 41111"1 110 1111 / 2.. lin . , . .ill • Zts' -. 12i full nanaut of what AO ask is sot — - Pit" att . maptesi tonal,* Messenger at the Admiral': frl"--z...."1"113 : 1 a -al ••• 7 • r A p. ii , . . Amts - , ~.t .. , . . , ~., ~ , I IFT.; A. • •: . '' . A• 1 0114. i. • ' ' . i - • . . • . - .4 • • . - S . . , :... ..• • • :f . •• • • ,~. . Quers-.analth.--Yestesday, Mary was chared`wlth eitsaulking and wr tent to murder, Catharine Welch, parties quarrelled bitterly, and in Prisoner usade an assault upon Welt dreadfully. Seising a large spirit I her much about the head, and but ence of others, doubtless would lit She cut the head much, particular) plot s and the Surgeon afterwards the, pewter measure, which in the broken off, and. lodged in the sk-. reacts threw the whole neighbourheiod lane into en uproar; and it was wi , ' Pace, accompanied by Miles, of way through an immense mob, al two doors, could apprehend the Pi The Prisoner was comniitted Bridewell, to abide the fate of WI gerously ill. GUlLDUALL.—Yesterday, Ell:. charged wfth.stealing a quantity 01 stockings, silk, leather, and col various other articled of hosiery a to an enormous amount, the proper t: of Ludgate hill. The Prosecutor deposed, that the his confidential employment, aid sion to leave town for a few* days last in charge of his shop, millftlrast:the - signed the care of his hoturkti a respeco The latter perion, In eaaigniog the beds, discovered betweee the matt in which the'Prisotter slept, an inst.. goods, which she had no doubt we" master. She did not, however, titer the circumstance in the house, bat to the Prosecutor, relating the latter, in consequence, arrived in I , sight, and it being the custom of leave the house at an early hour on , . he was watched, and about six o'clock a quantity of the property, which carry away. Upon making farther . house of his mother, a variety of goods HORRID MURDER. covered, the property of the Prosecut ---..imod— • . Further discoveries being expected i On Wednesday afternoon the body of Dilly Jets to the extent of the Prisoner's depredations, tome (a black man) s.h was found murdered in a sinks, temeotled for another ezaminition, Draper was charged with a capital at a little distance firm Southsea Castle : the eir:. lee iiless one hundred and thirteen sheep, yr cumstances of which are fraught with the most cruel • 21Lans. Property of James Lomax, ~sci. of Chilli and haill-toarted. wickedness, - • • The Prosecutor deposed , that the flock . ~..'flossierdaseds .with Antorsio•Pique, Joseph Pique, • were Pad POP Pique, all blacks were (being fffei g nere) 1 etterse n , g i they TrelytrttaftootanaesaKillle bour n _ a few as - s since . dishargeti from.his Majesty's ship t were area 4 , t h e c i te t o• t h e p r i liteer :it e ,,i ng , ' Pique. They hair ill . spent die* money whilst ow 1 Landon. lie instantly left home to permit. and "there. The three Piques, However, knh'ing this i rangteirdeortjea:id.ntyeeessweiaintgheirloeotreottiyifiddideriaPkrii4, Ifact; 'determined to murder Jeroine, and rob hint ofl house in Smithfield. alter coafidiag the sheep ,•- ! his clothes... They accordingly • persuaded . him to . sw o r e n fo re r tesa'brrBl4 Pri soner , t had tatimated I t. ti!ic.d. Walk. an SttothseaCommon, and hatter g, about ; igientid:ll,greemnui4 ro bber y , ~ fle a It pon We* i foist o'clock. in the ; afternoon, reached the (thrive tarty, he confessed to 'We% n. -the silos, 4641 lie t, it : spot, Josiph rigue, being the stroneest; man. held , sheep, nnd , .^ 4 "he knew hi` (ti'l i!.Y, iie_ltwail . _. . _well be hong for she whole dark" h, tt fi.ml?' "his tithe; whilst _Antonio , *Made a i l: p lperate and ~ T hr ,„„, 0 ,,.i ffere .,,,„„,,„,,, 4 ,,,,d. tr , ` Savage thrust •at /tilts throat With ael ' .1(410 - : the aapswitioes and upon heist Gillett uposi or a, ... I. poor fellow instantly ratline down, AittAtiierared eillie4 to hi minYing satire 141.1° °I'M." death and .11fe " Wri ithe heed [fourth* body. Thera - Philip Pique.stiipped ;H e w a s rots commilred for triad. ,the bleeding body of, therelothees: and after they had i w•ss m V i ro "n e _Vt it ge ' r B o E re - o, 3 e i rt i l la :' . ‘ k i ‘ s i v il O a a ra e wl"t iu'ir le .: WashodPieinseiles. in the tide , th,7.4"” o “.ded inMe• ' gamma ; I af harness, 80. (now thi othblei of , } diately from the spot . ,, and went , ,nd sold . Isis,clothes Mox.itf , oll.saturtidY kw- The .P .ream ' 10 a slopman on the Ilard,Portsee,_.for *h i d , they . restoit; ; sz i t: e er: is ander c preliir h e e dbilj e , il ,, —obtained les. which they equally divilled itnong them. the ie rtia. He was short,!) , after ntwerv( t - As these four black men had been keen Walking saleable satiate. severtlebrulleothd other itigethot t - • saspipion -soon rested soon them, and , he rr, I t al y, 'l o o ,t et A il li . ity ( bat 37m.,...: sec "hreel,.,, Joseph Pique wasapprehended that.night. Nothing, sonar was soots recognised as the proven IV WI 1 however,, could be obtained from him. .On the same . • aight, this Chief Magistrate (W. Godson, .Esq.) self to he u e f . able titan practised ritrious act- of fraud and rat BorgoYoe,' whore groom to .—r grat shy committed. gave directions to his constables to clear the streets f i. . ---- of all suspicious characters, and, in consequence, T he present harvest is mere for f Cole;' Oressbrook t and Terry, discoveted Antonio 1 f . " . h Nam asleep in the market-hoes . , wfatipad up .10 a ~ ortotg t t_ an.it bits been remembered gentlemaq's. boat cloak, which' he had stolen. Lipner the apprehension.of this fellow, the of fi cers had the ees . " amber of years pas t.' A . great part 01 trendy been Cut in this nettzhbourliond it housed but we are-afraid in• very address top to the cell of Joseph Pique, end tell him dittos. A ' thai Antoed . wes taken, and laid the charge of mar- e'tte. .A . great _ deal of damaged gi .unsettled dertsig - biome against him. Upow which Joseph pee ved , 41 11111 present • • much longer.—( Liverpool Pique' Made a confession of the barbarous bursas I cont i nue t On Friday aftern oon en alas mistp 6eut its we h ave re la t ed it, a n d 1111 ' 4 ' Pique nee ! 6 the kernises of . Ciphsin NJ' !ter, I ,Aftsts ; eater apprehended. , Li. An loptest has been taken by J. 0 stun, Eq. en the Salter 163 bee later Coilener of the County, on a view of the body, and, erl'''' a dditions to the buildings ifter two days' eximistatih n of evidence , l' 6 verdict • a anti an eatensive range et alitsls, btu.. , . was returned - of Wilful Murder against Antonin some workmen were anti loyed in with tar ; the pot which their Mei 'pique, eniti - egainst Philip-and Juriph, for aiding and eve the buildings took fire, and, i ',abetting in the same. - i• • ' . time; great part of the new premiseh 1 roey were sent off to Winchester Gaol °a Satur- 1 6.. .Jay afternoon, *to take their trial at the Assizes next' '''Y the " Win " of to. Irilligneil March. I Captain Salter, and•by..the timely 4 Balliam's engine,, the- .tire wss prey. further. Several sows and. pigs.../ The lois is estimation, upwards of Do cc. —Satorlity ninriiiil ft dui. Cooke's Ferry ,--Oea r P.;lniWntfirv, bet. Esq. and Lieui. ll—, It. N. in i dispute that originated-at the' resit met. The latter was slightly wooer cheek. The seconds then interfered, shook Lands. HT RTII S. At Claphyn-ennunen, on the 18th inst. the tiler, Fol. of Wnhurn-plate, of a tlan,ehter. At Colchester, en th e 19th i n .t the Lady Hon. William Henry Gardiner, of n son. On the 111th inst. in Devonshire-place, tht mind Sentt,.ef a see. MARRIED. On the 15th In•t. at Newington. Surrey, of Lambeth, to Eliza, only daughter of Ja. Newington. On the 19111 inst. O•.r. fllanchena..of Fl , •ry • NI Jane Frances, eldest d.sttglater of Mr. t•sct 1)1 F.D. On the 17th inst. Richard Jerre's, Pot. aged 67 years. At Mitcham. on the 17th inst. Mrs. Charktti John Parrott. Surgeon. Oa the llith last. Nlprv. the wife of Robert ChineerrAane, pged 34 years. Oa the 1164 Inst. Mary. the wife of ,loha . ▪ Meatraid to his •.4 Forces; . They were followine hint khob way from the Corti neut, w ben. their iet. It near Uehri•lec, and throyn the (161 *Atop, upon which t h e y f ata ll y yirl•lett to of fear, precipitated themselves from the-carriage, vn the spot. ON 1J • **tee ' • ...11•44, nr • • SrAtigsisas Orrios, 97, aka Mt it the enset eats ' fee gil owfWilii ii tt hits doesaally. H. wet idillik- aspitst v iii elke wag *iikroitsi • • happlas ze temiowiliiillb ' - .. • • , renews. 1014010,01 e ' ' , .'- 15.06 4.0.1 _.• . . 'truly, Irlipia...litr aus -- 7 al woe iiiveirosta. 'stows tlos 11014 • • . ' • f t, -; • ..).-