The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-25 00:00:00

....-.1.-. ...- 'VI S U 11. E 1-SESSIONS, Ilorsentenger-laae,Jaa bit Betsy (AM wife) several lines; bat the pnit• Amain(' take" fall effect, notwithstanding all the mediva that bad been used, he *lied in a simrt One otter. There was no property whateror foond shout him; bat the,* was a cird of his esillress at the place when his wife 1•41Korl ((WWI in his pocket, s si,;,•! : i t is sopp"sed he tad left there, as it world be ll• moans of informine her of hi.. unhappy end. The Jury cni.f.ultpd a street time, end ratorvei their verdict— insunitj. -- ... --- -- - ... _ -- - ----pum=sammaimmammewww" - .. .. - ton between the sections of th e house a considerobli flied. i war - tilde kto any 'neat that time. On , t , ,,, In Os . 'jaws, under the pretence of being obliged 1 the 30th of May I ilSwareff Mr. Fallen 'elute Mrs.' .. h r .. 4 I open a door, •nd the at:petted vt of some Temple's worms b e t w een eight sad nine is the man.. ~c I .;, ..( A t er ,. hr aeoceelod in obtaining the key of the ing ; he was its hie dressiog.gown ; Mts. Temple was a lard foamy. from hi, onsespecting (fiend. Theo at that time its her bed.rnem ; he revalued there mane. b(' 1,1 l moan, of egress front, and ingress to, front ten esinetat l ee n o a q tuester of dre hour; Mr. Teas. Alter . Nit, ',cool* at seri. reasons as he might deem most ply was at thtrudes in his ng-room. ersor.atiesit. he cositioual his clattdestine visits, and Mr. Temp le went 0"11/O stairs, I saw Mr. Pallet go " ••• it * is 11'.110.1"1, bet too frequently the inmate into Mrs. Temple's chamber. In COoretlaellee of what of that Lott'. bai-chausher. On two weal ores- I saw on the 11th of Jew., I sent to Mrs. Temple I !•i••1I. ,at an forty hour iii the manioc seen he Oaf and glib her warning ; I woold not sta y there so y . motionhouse (tom and gofer into Mrs. T. , . ro am, loner log g er: The hse was divided ; there was a do or POLICE. 'Lately sin r her hoshstid bad quitted it, end had led out of Mn.Mr Te m ple's bed.room into a passage , . --nma--. 14-a-cried in his devising-roe. which was as the which had a aommadvation with Mr. l'oulett's bed- Monton.nonet.--Satortisy Forster and Woofs k a.on.l.4tior. At length thew facts war cOasson. rooms; Mrs. 'remple was lathe family way when I were charged with assisting the revue of a con.. (*Steil 10 the Paintiff, sad 89 ha happiness was f i t gave her warniug• ponies, charged nigh a Mightier robbery. In Ikisi. *gra ' Sighted. 'Chit sea tits short statement of the Cross.efamined-When I went, I friend Mr. Pow lacM.' Imes is family one patt of the hoes*. sod somber last, A. Solomon was attacked by a gang in Hoondsditch, and robbed. Information was given, The • ittteessw to support the am were then called. the Plaintiff's family the other ; Mr. P. came to re. aid Pratidge. Merchant, Teinpeony, Kennifigran , Tile Rev. Henry Qoartlett deposed to the follow. side in the house two or three months afterwards; he sod Shirley, Officers, weort• she Red Lion, in Pol ing Offer. :-..-Ile Is the Rector of Wilton, in Mathes. staid some length of lime, • month or moo ; dais/ east-lane, in search of the mallows. There they • Indeed, snit of Watbertes, in Beekingbamshlre.- that lime I did not not observe say particolar intl. tecognised among a gang of 40 or 60, um of the • lie I. • onlooker, and has two sons sod three dough. mace between him and my lady ; the first time I oin I eat. lie has kitting, the Pleintiff some years-ever served any 'thing particular. stain in the hecioning of who had robbed Mr. Solomon, and , proceeded to .iota his residence in Buckiectionshice. Their rani. May, 1419; I recnilest Capt Temple being seat take him into cortorly, when a general attack opts' !the Officers cotroneoce.l. While Vrestidge was fitag. lio. saosisted iiislin.r. He bad many opportunities for in October, 111117, to Mead Ms mother in Su ff olk, of observlng the coodect of the Pinion, towards his who was ill ; Mr. Poulin was not at the bests at glug Ms wan to the door, one of the gang itshed a elk, DO Dice rant It etas eni'comly very aloe. the lime lie went, but ca t in a week entreat& ; *sot in his face, and injured his sight; manor tionate sod atseotiie. They had visited him for N. be came backwards stud forwards to Mrs. 'reside, struck bim with a 'esker. ale however held his men, of it was set until he fell ezhaested that the thief -,--sal flays together. anal on these occasion , their Il e and was sometimes absent for a day or two; two fectionste •ted site conduct was invariable. Ile stopped for six weeks, when Mrs- Teftlple West le was tensed. The aloe oo it ig Officers sere active in , eseelons to protect him, but the gang resented is. enistsolased hit, 'remote not alone irleproachable in her hesband iso Suffolk. After Mrs. 'I. wait, Mr. bet condo but exemplary. Paulen caum to the how,. but not so fire.l The °ears now folly identi fi ed En:l(32nd Moodp Cressorsamined by Mr. Jaaslll.-Tbe Plaintlrs fluently as before. I observed no WS of seder, I t 1 Ise ties of the most active. end they mete corroborated family come to residu e t Beck% about Pier sears men; tioo proctieel. It struck me as a levy singe. ' lb, n e wt° (a hemeng Jew), who happened to be be had we acqualotawesith them p inn to that Hose; Ise circumstance, seeing Mr Pouliot going iate tr ~is and whet swore to the tee Prisoners having L I repeatedly struck Marchsitt.-They were committed. how Hwy nerd membe before he was Pair* Mrs. Temple's chamber. I did not mention it leant ignotant ; he resided abu t ut lee miles frost the town one. I did not wish to make a piece of week. 1 OLD' DJ! LEY, lag. 23. I GUILOIIALL.--Saterday, C. Kays was chergell of Becks ; had no beset in the Lowe; its galled at did sot tell Captain Temple what I saw till after thel with ',pottage pony, the property of Mr. Losell,_of Estes. It. Goss, ttttt et in Ili. the Plaintiff's house tepeatedly ; once he slept there, 11 th of Jane, when I was called on by him. Ido 1 IV. Peke was coneicted of erebezeling money, Ow l Bred*wil ' hall ' Lovell, was dispatched in smirch of it to•Scnithtehl and frequently alined there ;oo these occasions their ant recollect my Lady riding oat along with Captain • properte of Mr. Mills. of the G-Ire House Public- ' ironilect to each other was Pleadingly atteotive; Paden without a servant. I recollect their going !hoes*, Ilampstead.road, to whom he hod beta post-:" Vitt's'', there l'" found the pony, ahti a fellow' riding him about for sale, who informed him thit they visited his house together, and slept for ate, tele, out togetier oleos in the tilbory on the evening of ' boy. two the pony had been pot up for the night at the Wee rsr three olghts at • time; Awe was thew greet car. the 10th of Jeto Addington.bouse; they reamed 1 .Watibew Smith was indicted for stealing Boar, W'hitechapel, from Ithettee he bad I rought diality between them; the plaintiff was a Captain in between eights nd nine o'cleck. There was a 1 breechmos, the property either of Mt . Sadler, of the . him, ny dire,tinsi of a Gentlenan. to sell. lie t o o k tt.e yeomanry cons, and also had • company in the farmer's falsely living in the house. I named what I . Repository, in Gh,eell•etreef, or of 1 . • IVingfl eid • Becltiegbamshire Militia; recollected the Plaintiff and had seen puss to Miss Honey wood on the 13th of Mr. Wingfield, a sadler, in Long.lane, took itrnme ' him te the P l i se " ee ss his employees whom Gas instattly recognised as his muster's nephew. Mr. his f a mily f e.iding in the large house which hod been Jane. Frascis Garrett is the man-servant of hatless, in October, to Mr. Sadler's Repository, described. Recollects Mr. Padn, the Defendant, Mr. Teesple...--.-.I told him what had happened, a Getwell.strat, to be d iold. In Janeary Boxv.stactr.-0e Saturday Letitia Ilardp and coming to that house ; that was 'Oberst the latter end few days after I bad seen it in both immerse. Miller's shop, ia Gow.cross, for a pair of brathings,l of 18 6 o beginning of 0117; previous to his cetriog -I do hot know from &pain Temple that and found whet the lad broeght to be h. seat to . Loan not being in Intro, the Prisoner was remsndcd. part o f the i Catharine Miserly, two soung women of intefesting imminence, were charged with robliog their for there he had lived at Addingtosabouse, the eat sills Garrett awationed it to bim. There was a large heroes, he had left at Mr. Sadler's, in October. which they held at a high tent, is it s ;after his father's death h e boou, be that party on tits 11oh of Jone; Captain Poulett did not Wm. Miller, a saddler, of Casw.eresa, bad booed I "W I " tedglnflet saimp,ime iq lierrietts.strat, Coant.getien, of plate end linen iii hi+ circemstanae. Never heard that it was by dine, bet was in sod out doer' the evening. I !the two tneethinga of the Prisoner,i to eery cowsidevable amitosis. They ha the first Mr. 'reetiple's invitation that he came to reside at the was of opittiou that Mr. Temple was very much clis.! October, fa 14s. lie did not know whore the Prissoa goer, and bovine berme irregular in orate d io large lose,. Tile. was ether opinesct Buckingham pleased oith my mistress for ping with Captain Pose I lived ; bet was informed by Prisoner that he wee e , Mr. Jewel, the Isedlord,gase then, it sr it in; . The night h.--..!e Ceptsisi Tessnte; there eere in timber- test to Adilingion.hoes. on the preceding totening. groom. Witness at wire told Wingfield that be ' fork, . Mts. 'temple was about thirty, and Mr., Cowie, Temple might be easily deceived ituise con. Weight the breecifinp of the Prisoner. I , helots they were le quit the tioesethey fit camped ; the It yr., pfo,ed that 11,0 p,i,near , ssitto Mr. se d. property was "Steed, and the wuruen weed to So. Temple stand thirtv-sia years of age. The De- . dart of Mr. Paden towards hit lady. Wcaptala fadaot was (rain thirty to thirty.two. Neve saw I Temple's conduct towards his wife was uniformly Ws em ploymeot, and het an opoortunity of stating ! ."''' 11 " 1 "` where they 6". Ilk.* isle mi n dY• Mrs. hardy stated thst she was the wife of A Woat Mrs. Temple suit Mr. Yoolott riding out oti horse- . affectionate. They lived together as man and wile the harness.arncles were not missed till lbef • I India merchant, who bad debuted her without means I Lick together. II- saw them once in compawy wi l l tweet saw any other gentleman bet Captain Poole( were "molted for by Wingfield's boy. l of support. Her fellow Prisoner and intimate kited la.raubsck together, bet there was another Gentle. ! ottani,* to Mrs. Temple. I never saw Captain Wingfield proved the breeching' were worth 301.; hid been ill 14 weak'. and it was not awil she had man peewit. a Cep Haterfoot. He never saw Postai mere than twice go tato Mrs. Temple( He woold himself have given for them a posuid..- the l'isineill's wife with the Defendant bet once, and . chamber. Owdr.g. no sastenanre for 24 boors that site (Mrs. H.) that easiest tomcat at Stowe, the Mamas of Beck. R. .ezataimed-Captain Temple left her sister with ne5tp.,0......d,„1..„..,,, wo „ re , o f a t ,,mh ..0 pasted tot pledged the articles In question, bat not with a vile loaltam'a. The Plaintiff was there also. Mee. Testa 1 hive. Temple wierwise went to Suffolk ; I a i Pined Wm, tio.;!, .., as at ..11. .I.lin Athol.. ni.d D.roshy of &Gooding Mr. Jewel, S inn, ‘ha had rtdereeed for sttericsolnerte"thl...:2lll4.o.ll'. lagaS of the erecter., sad at to return them iillAas plains. s sister, Miss iloneywood. Owe of hie was ;Mosey wood. There weer de children .. t iii = I'M, irony" Reanchus& awl VIVO. Jo f Mos payiese bit addre,stss to her. I four elite ; the eldest a girl, aloe yeats of age, Bed le lifetime 14-",,,, John Wiress. for oropoteence i 4.44. ba s e. tor. Jiettitooldl It was true that triigitiAse , Dowaloa, Jebn i irmiug, sod Joshon Ales.nwlrr. fog - things had been redeemed, an whieb - atio • roil. Mr. Tobiss I.ldbroot is a sercenel. sod is priori- : the 'outwit two. , bum mer in the s i v.iiibr $ Jew el Oki's., Joh@ Raker. Chas. . a -• ••, . aealen to ate ten of the Pi isomers, Mrs. Hardy pally resident with the Male's of lieckiortiotri..- ; This was th e c am, f o r the lo s inti ff , ' Hewitt, Sem Drwc.ll, anJ Peter .‘ottivan, for keret', t Had Ilan in the Beckingham Militia 114 years. Knew 1 Mr. Jtarts addressed the Jory in mitigation of H ew itt MAI. for bncrwolealing ; Thomas *ebb . , for neoliaa Ideclaring that MS rent, Ste. should be immeditiet, good to him by filen& to whom, sbe had the Pisiatiff, Capt. Temple, over elan be joined the damages. snooze.; Jelin IA nrh. 55 tili.on Marna, Rebels %AO!, Patrick I owe Lyme. 'lamas I.inch, ti illians Sloth, nut 5% Illiaw Murray, . . applied. re,:irserst, •hich was abort the early part of 1809.- ! Mr. UIRCIIALL, the Under-Sheriff, then gummed ' for Meares tstilheri• ..., f ~,,,, a. MAIMBODOOGII cißEET.—Satordiy IV. Green wee They continued In the regiment together sold it 'up the evidence to the Jur) . lie obpcs,ed. that it i ♦ vrea,,A;a6l4l",ers,lirr- 11 .;,..ji sg i . - s t I ::,: i d li w . e . it crs ing issi .h° bri;e7;: i t . chimed by Ml]. StOptleng, of the C Arms, Mar was niaiwarborhed• Ile had oOrsainat to see Captain had been truly said, that tug Jury mere the gliaftliena fin I to a considers. Temple with his family fretioeutly ; they always lived of the public morels in such action., soil it would 1 . " Ted 14 ". weir'w • eti .;.‘ b' riar":7l for .AlPe' .is. Thomas 4 . 0, -."-" , with " Pilin g p late ' kc ' .m aria t ar: Teo : I . ;oner. il kos t„ .. ra udoi:e. r ,. wraz.:Tr ble amo u nt. Mts. i steal, that on Fliday eveniog Cues 4..1 the best and most affectionate term-. Captain be fur them, takiiii all the circannances into their Temple was e maw of domestic bobita. end •uless en co nsidetatiwi, to glee a verdict proportioned to the filsese, John Ceititak-sit foe Woofer, yew, ex. 4.,,,0+ .he was in the bar. when she heard some one in leer Kamm. Jam Jaws. Wm. Spar Jeteme. Jae Grate Thom. , bed-rostra, and her female rat tid her there was a particular occasions, always dined with Ms family., jostler of the case. itoess attended the family professinnelly. etptaio 'She Jeri', after a short consideratinti, foand a l a i i a . Kfiza r• tridoi;Zets.lPliSsioes" fllien,tard.ll..bt. Jackson. panic' 1 • -r " lt t ria tar "am sea" ' 513 1 1 in the passage. Mrs. S. asked him wiles be had '• I t:l n ce ; to he th a e ll s 6 t u ree erea t-d i oo u r p , Temple applaud nalitelarly attached tibia children; , verdict for the Plaiatiff- Damages, Five Thousand. bicittithlan..JittoteettiniKellitt.sp.. Il j ee rtes re w t h ta e i n rs :he si ll "i nd .n t d h the purl 7e . i i str 7 tl li s iV r i le. J . oll4l l66. l(:s l 7;f ra l. .. an WlD . . 4.2 C 7 , i n . there were lour children liriag ; two had died. Mrs. ' Amanda. Roe, Sam , . Mary, Dadosago Rubino, Julio Ladd, Sio : w ft- him and a butcher secured him. On searching hie T.'s coodoct as • mother was very geed. Captain I .---snre!r. ----- • r to. sac L4'illey.Edivaril nineties. Freston , two. t i-her, ,t _ Tomple and his lAdy occasionally seat to the Mar. l Iltecnterate, JAN. 10 -One of the most re. win. Hvemarteles, iroa s h i. Ilbrovirtoii Ttiostr..;Xih:No, jeaero tk ll.l. they found • dark lantern, 10 skeleton keys, awl a twit of lieckiegltam's. Knew the 14efeedget ; Mei erodible. mercantile houses in this town, that of ?dr. - : tcyjr:or..kz4lt......ix,,i, ‘......... ...1.., ...„ N...... bottle of P hosphor's. A slab-boll whh wrenched safer bad married Lord Nugent. Csptais Temple Jolts Kccsacc, stopped payment this day. Ihe ' snow. Woo. fleatington. Jo ho frtoptrr, l'hrs.. stasposs, Asa I open ; a 'mall trunk. containing plate to the amount from which bid been taken various articles of jewel. and Cares Poulett were in habits el intimacy to. fallute of this Moose, from the known intestny sod 1 , 1 , 1 „.. tri ... .1.,,„.. ; ... i1 . ;: ,.. g I, ; , i e u k tvii , I. 7.. i l a tzt n tr ...ta 0 401. was missieg ; and • drawer wla broken open, gaber Ohs letter veiled lbw family el the former. respectability of the priacipal, has cared con.i- ward Stmt . Wor r y Oyu. 11,01.. rd Raker. Mad Joon Lee. Crostesamie-liaw Mts. Temple 'Whig with derable alarm and consternation; bet great hopes Four were noterca s brottiespriontrl, in thectiminLr.nsgi:ioftee; lety.-Itereauded. Ilse Defeodant, list that was at a teview of the Yes. I are entertained, that when the affoirs come to be low , has re ItUtern.e.ajitei Irhifith-arewnei p o erioo " . r t er fos . r were Mod h. • lIATTON•GrIIIDEN.—On Saturday nieht, at eight agars, when Ober persons were present. Netor I wound op, seals will be loved nearly %efficient to , curb a nti dowtiar , ei red renn' were revitedst ito tie poi- 1 o'clock, Ann S . arnons, the midwife, who lusts/4i In. saw ally thing in the slightest degree impeopet in the cover the claims upon it ; which, however, ate stated I gaol , hod r•or toialtel) "I,iiePedl a"llirretileill by dieted by Ite Ocettefr• of the United ratisllps of Si. 1 preclansattoe.- neowns aajOuraca 10 rite OA et Fe b. c .... _ A I ..m.row, Holborn, end St. George the Martyr, fee conduct of Mrs. Temple. to beta a large amount. .----------,--- droppings male bastard child in the street, as already' Mr. John Moore, a salvos in St. James's -place, SAL% or A WIIIE.—On the last market.day at Rot • SUICIDB. .waa Assistant.Sergeon ilk the It h ckinghim Militia. ford, a considetable degree of cosiosity was netted s tated, n sql.rou;lit upfront the New Priests, Claken. --ow.- lle koew Captain 'rod ever sint.e he j-iiied the lby a rumour that a lemon. was to he sold by auction! well, w h ere she lad liven confined four days, kr a l iment, in March, ISt:O.-From that time to the ' About 11 o'clock the dealer in hualso Mesh made Ms On Saturday idled an Inquisitiew was . taken et the , bail-when Mr. iereniab Co mpton. victealler, of present be hail frequeat opportenites of seeing the , appearance at the market-stone, attended by his wile. .Benseo Bear, In 04eat•atrellea barite . 1 HO4. HIGGS, 1 the sign of the Lord Nelson, Nelsotaetrest, City. l'heutiff and ilia wife; they appeared to live together I • good -booking young woman of about 20, alert Foq. Comfier, on the body of Thomas Cli had, aged ' road ; sod Mr. George Taylor, 'let oilier, of the sign eery cordially and vary moch attached to each other. the repave fair one was o ff ered for sale, with di! the aboet 30, who poi,onerl himself. !of the Enhorgh Castle, St. Swithin's.alley, Coto- Alit. Tample was eery fond of her c hifilreo, anal dis. el agrees of dress then deceiving her proton, whet The deceased ILA been a hook-hinder at Mao. I 1011, wer e, a l ter h av i ng “„„d T s b ows ' nen , en charged the duties eta mother atiectiewitelv sod ;she was perchased for 2+. 6.1. with an ambeella value &Wee, bst failed in beetiost sod was reduced to ' tit. Solicitor for the prosecation, accepted as bail, kiodly. lie knew the Defealant for a short time; i 71. 'rho assail of the babied is Willies , Jarboe,: gastdieress, not being even , ae to get work as a . 100. each, her brother. Mr. White, ittirig stately Mardis was brwiter•Solaw to Lord Noires% lie hoes iof Worksep, Oast of the baser James Drake, of isomerism'. Ills wife tante to lowdon some time forfeited Li; recognisaeces, Weirell4Wiadto.. Ibllliweettinti of maintainieg herself by her I • are bail flood at Audinglon•bouse, before he came to : I Setton-cum-Lnend, sod the sondem wasters( Ow --ce.- •-•".-. .sai` live in Backinghans. In cress-nessiostion wit. Cherlotte Watkinan, of " Tickldll, God bkst'ker." indamtre. She lodged at N.y.'l7, White Lion street, I 'w r our men sit of the gamesome, ..41,milPe are in nest raid he had meter seen any thing in the Grist --(Doncaster Pewee.) Seems Dials, void Topsail last, when be came to , formed, brothers, received sentesce4oodb at the deem* Jasper-per in Mrs. Temple's condect. • rst. Captain Brown. of Manningtret Crescent, while tows, std slept there with her. Sincethen he loi l l- • Old Bailey on Senate? . Peening. ~ ‘. reaateboariett he said she visited the ollteers' wives (she seeing the procession on Seurdsy morning. of the ed at the Brown Bear, and visited her et her Irniging ; lie was with her on lest Thorsd•y al- ; crowd collected itt Fleet Yesterday evening, at boar o' I lt - I l d% isemeose c oe it sib of General Nightingale sod Lady Yeses). This ' ledges in Westminster-hall, had his pochel.book I occasionally. Iterste• cessity of his giving her some money for her sopport, 1 .market, to OR.* fus e "' one of the courts lesdio.; into the marker, mid eke yeas while Ow regiment was at Dover, from 1900 to stolen, contaiuing £l2 in Polio, and some velealde carpools, when the people of the house anted the nee - ! pros rocession of Mn. Day, cupirt smith, who lived in Seterday morning, a Gentleman who came to .as btie %vat in great want and inneli distre.:eil. , member of the Den C ck Lodge of Odd leers by the Ilford coach, while settling snit the ! raid he tool-Appea red odging, and unnhi *et° her I Fellows, Mod at the King's Arms, leleet.morksh leasabwan, in Wkitec"-apel, bad his protenanteos !part of ir. atarb dejecled and Kiliteds :1 t prominent pet of the procession was a Ideated, stilton by some person, who got clear oil. It cow. I•isisd kept pacing the room backwards sod foreerds.legly carved livid, carried ow a pole. tined property to a considerable amount. I lie observed a small bottle of Isodamost, which Ilse _ ------ I _ a .,.. 1 On Farley evenivig. about half.past eight teetwelt, laronwoy awl in giving drops to her child, fee to . manalmag. ter man in the einploy of MeaitS. Peel sod Co. i wake it sleep, end en aired whet tfnadtity of it lineit, at Bfchepo-ar Ent-tor. Mr. Thomas Reraerd. tram? : eloth.wotitert in the City, was seturning home with , would be oulticient to alaseny s grown up per.... I r ged FA% well kn... n in me Illewhadrst crinnection ova tool his caravan, he stopped at the While 'forte, -Covent- ',‘ His „m ost epee ow whidio.apriand very „ time, irtacherosi olittiog woman to the roes. garden, leaving the caravan locked, at the doer. Ile , hut he was isot caked ate qastions.-Ile wait tail DIEO. . ‘ .. d ' had scares hero sated three minutes before the cry ; hie lodging at the Brown Bar, sheet 1 1 o'clock •t lo n the 's l i t o rjata, ilia, at m o t.", i s or Ilawn of " Stop thief" aes heard. on which he lent not !night, took a t f,,,, o f hoer, and went to bo•1. Fade, t are. of a •Is 4 rat frier. imorte• hr tat s FO - 40h Anal* and detected a fellow in the act of taltifigrfrove ttie ' morng the landlord's blether not serio4 him costive hirrn'oh;;Liit'i,w.led4„,3;„'laign:ll,"...,;;,f,ll/„'",..r.:„(4:11"...W.„111„:„'t. cp. Carairem a piece of scaflet cloth. In endeayeoring to slai n •t the usual tine, Went into this room, sod i F.R.S. nod F.A 4. for many years member et' kto klailly . k collar him he received a violent blew on thepead with (ound bim on the floor in strong r 1-inns. Ile ~ ce'doerserilittill.d, tddx.i.... - ni w-ropd,Witkia ' a stick. lie was taboos in covered with blood, multi gave the alarm, anti Mr. Cele, the surgeon, in Greet ! on . O N . rere;rl; or Z..;f:tris • .-1 . 4a. r . on ireotesing, discovered that two nieces ofscatiet . Hossell•street, was "PO for, who stletioistered strong I Ofs Rae IN ;sown. M e. Hanoell, "rifest Captain eased cloth were missing, valet 1601., as also a piece of I antidotes, whieli, with IMP a nt of want water after,l l6 7, n 4 .l s t e h ;e i tilin i ss i e t, at il l s bait.: I:l anir. in. Sat breed cloth. ale of the fellows left kis be behind ,he v.traited each; restored him to bloating, and be ' Pearce I 'an3o, L 41., LI.. D. , la the estbsearet hi. axe. him, bet they gist clear off. This Is the second time ' confessed hating taken about two net cos of sateftic .......---------..••••"".. within the last (wealth' that hit. Paul has *offered ;ebeinetiv i th o'clock that auseritot• Ile was eateed- L ie grw,w, p„.„,,,, , ,„.,, ye s sims,4 to O. LOTSLI., in a singlet ammter, though set to Duch an 'steal. !icily dente" , rr feces rting, and tolled itiedly fee ~ 1 s aw glolco u, No. I. e;:tistiory-corms, Me 1812. Ilts. Frames Tyrrell was west asaminel—Sho way lady's maid to Mrs. Temple. She weld to live with her en the 28th of April, 1517. Mr. Temple and his heft lived is a part oft large maovion.houre; Mr. l'oulett isee.opied that other pert. Mr. linulett frriecely visited Captain Temple, ehirily in the ete , ,in4, bit sometimes to dinner. Captain Tempt.. and Mr. Pestett wore on terms of intimacy amt headship. Captaid Temple sod hii Lady l.rrd on the most affection tie terms. Mrs. Temple with ber children attended Buckingham church, her eandoct toward. her family use very good. A few dolt he. I••re th" Ilth of May, 1818, 1. observed Mr. l'uulett leave Mts. Temple's bed-room. Mr. Temple was at that time in Mt dtevsing.room, which was on the go need door the bed•roumt was on the first floor. Mr. l'oalett was Is his drosving.gown ; it w•s or.ittpwl closely round him. That was abolsi o'clock iu the mowing. I saw him open the door awl come out. I did net go into my smith...v i e taunt in.mediately. bleu Tempts ran sewn after. w arts, end I *trill to her. i (bend Mrs. Temple in William henry Rdasunir was indicted for COm. mittisvg * duvet apotragersos assault upon kit wife, Sarah Edmunds, on the l'lth of October last, by est. ling her in a very dangeroas manlier in the neck with knife, at Putney. lo oar Police Reports cot• Union.ball, it will be recollected we gave an account of the Prisoner having, in fi t of passion or 'nullity, cot his wife, and two other persons, with a knife, in different parts of their bodies; at hest the woos& were considered likely to prove total, bat providentially they all re- Covered from the injuries they received. Sarah Edmonds, the wife of the Prisoner, stated that her hatband kept cows et Putney. She de. scribed the natures( the attack made opoo her by the Prisoner ; she did not consider the 'winds as den. ernes ; her hatband was very mach subject to fits, s end then be was forlorn a nd gaits deranged, for hi own life was in &ger by bit androgens, conduct, sad be did sot know what he was doing et the time. lie never threatened to do her as injury before he attack ed her. Ile wise very good and effectionate husband, and she believed him to bare been deranged in his mind at the time be assaulted her. Mr. James Witsey, surgeon, said he was called to Vend Mrs. Edmunds on the Itch of October, a rflf found that she was wounded in the neck. a denier. ours wound about two incites in length. Ite-ezarained• —caw the Prisoner at the time, he was quite raving and dangerous to himself. Ile told him (sinless) to cat his wife's head off. Was consinced that Pri soner was deranged. Verdict —Mg Gately, be being insane at the time. IL. 02._,C • 1_ N. 448• EA.T incnit-HouRF. -WM ODURT of outgun - 1 willlllo CON P VI - af N ina OP D. trading to go Sae Irak.. no kw! 111•1 the I' earl Wft lo ready to erreiee - no r time ON or b e fore Weetiorsety. the from Mr Degree or Orion of good. sor gerpor.bottotord Oafs, of as &dim* ej o,.ergieterri merit. erect. fore Voyage bed of the Hurdle , . 4150 toil() row regie /.rote to awl from Nitres or Dom "yin of Fright et orkkit thee seer b e Vii, y e As ( - saloon', for Owe neap to terve est end king how Goods from t, The Teodert. sill the words Ship TONI tialfres, or for Soisbeg• ro the rimer, to bie.! 4etiorrret to the hoeretorlhot flits lit 1.4 at Noon. on Wolonsehig, tko 97i irk! shiest Misr si• Itioint milk on-Tivoli !Marti 771 r Particular, of ramie sod CNN Slips sin M essirtord wog At Aid wpm in if Me Clerk to the fonsostises of Skiplane filer Sotorrtop, the 2d Jammer', ISIS. Tit OLTTE It Y, ALL IN ONE DAY ! M.I. STE.RLINO MONE' Nil rixv,r) P1117.1i.4! ONLY 6.000 TICKETS , w .f laic Memos in Two Prises £l.BOO Money in To• Prises of •410.1 Massy in Two Penis s iIICCOO N 2lll In Prise* 11. 'WICKETS and Strifes ars on IL ten ellicet is Cedes , awl by Me Comm r) All wilt be Draws TUESDAY, end J. SIVEWRIGIIT witl V.• mow the stiractive NEW LOTT Is One Ds?. TC ESL) 4 .9r CF 'hl SCHEME NTAI TWO Greed Prises of AS TWO .............. TWO. . ....... . ... the fell Prorailes to NI Tickets had Mires rte on bale ot tleir C N.. V, Cosiisill, N• 11, HeAlrerts. y. here they gi.let .%•.13.7AD, 0111. tAllt be. VON. tie Fink Prise el ANA*, • - E _ _ YTON, Si ock-tivoker anti Li 2. Combat, sasi Lessbara.st is ow wens la the Ca_peial Paws lambs twee Saba is Slos STOII bas Tkkets anti Mains nal a ad , 2.000 Ticino. w k etstamks VAC) OF tillillo lITSRLINO • T.. be ell diesels ma Isl. TUFO !wen issesiptiss .4.bwissis is she with facia, d 114swit mi 1, Cued PA KLI AMENTAR Y On Sairrds, well. Jolt. e 3O. 11111 Prier ri. Nu. I DOLBY'S P RLI ASI ENI ••, , ..i•i•• • fell had impitsioi in both ii.owes of Parliament, ram Nd. If. will he pabllrited oa the romieotd. The Proerettoar aro(' leftism VI the tad of each reettedilas Series wad enpi•rw Pabi‘lted Ar Thrums Dolby. ma sold by all Nemeses sod Trail in Toss and Ceuatry. FRAUD PREY' TO eaanterset Odd may wade in far..re no the mom ofrod of .be GIEPII/ IN IR SLACK' MARTIN, the Mee adopted a *demote tied address, !I. HIGH HAI I* re enespielinte4 Owed in the tee tryst nn niteeti•nt M tlik, awl tite di htmlike all letter-preen, will riribli tit flee Th. p.. 1 J.... 1%1.4011,M OLT add MARTIM. 97. High F = pal Greets.Dregge,o, Rea , Beef-skerf. Rt. h t h e I. IN Bottles 6d.. la. W Sr. reqoesiod to din alicted with seillei orattitut..l6o Nei sptrtir. Iniohlitte at sloths of other hind of crinoline. Whom weaker's, patio in the limbs awl all toortibotioosi comaints. into. celebrate. conot Al. pl BALM 0 Meosorative, as From/ retail, by C. J. Janis', M. 1).. 1.,.1.0.6..ar0era, 7, Comeon - ` • Cw 1.... It IS totiverotily sick agreeable nod pemerfisi remora ploietto ever &retorted tl woe, yloirot pair. iu the head perspiration.—lt i.. ati ro exorepa. or elogortier to PI thit amoderfol sod hie en the .flirted, nod gitior, tiro int het^ re.aolett to perfect lei by dileieot a• eels by their footilie-, hut RH. It Sold, itioppolooreos of the Pr or Lo gcnestsie. io ..tee. familt hood , . for WM.. dor. tortl I. hornimohli bird and Mir le had of 11..rrlity owl e"nblllt H. J. P, see. 11'1 914"" Rink*. 56. Poreoilills C Moodier. 76. Orf.od owes ; Ti furl by the oast reepertai.le Ale sloe k locloon. Dr. C J. Jordr.n lb foots.. lot to toe Petite. that 1:e t• roe, ref oarocolor eon.. • of P110(1111 HIP she litii,4l Oiliest of Plivivoii oral relf, foe every tin. of n ark foisii , veo lee( woofing. or ssf It e '1 , .... 06.4 ar o :, sedijitir i dA . , lf 1111• 41 e P n iwrirt.....v . the semniOit MI Nine in the p.c. m0.... 11 17,1 Eiitnl•siiitssorni. 'F. t n• it. 4.4 'la nUae tistopfkr.`..l tir-t6e , sis le . to. . - Cyy . TIM SANK 111111TRIO 1 ?b4. M, was pail Primed mi IMA_Para P.ipty, • A 11 ENGRATED WWI N 111 NOTE—POT TO St ohs isto I lir 411.11.11" et wAh t M BARR Ron TER..► Peelle of ►.Sete es lintlety sad Paymee.4 IN Goki. B. ABRAHAM !RI Pablhied liy Williams Haar, Lodi ..~ (3