The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-18 00:00:00

L TIRE grxtirsmAN ~.:-._:, kunst me LONDON G .4ZETTE, JAY. 10. M 11161.18 or Tin:. I' 1, %CF. IXIIIIIITED BY TIII I. oll;NTu.ss NMI MN. The Coontr - ss Mottos' sponged, attended by her solicitor, ant inhibited articles of the peace against Mr. Robert Giternm, singer's,. Thii Gentleman appealed at the table, accompanied by Vickery, the 13. w-street Officer. Mr. Stirling, the Clerk of the Peace for the COW'. ll'h ulna. TO be Li...H.81.411.-1;one, H e ws llnllowt. he parch:we. vice ly of Middles's. then read Ike articles inhibited by Ilinhit.-. pronsited 10 the 9110 F , llll j and I s -nooses; John the Countess Morton a4ainst Mr. Gfeerson. It sp- I lelaners Alliogbass. from the tills Or:looms. Lice Orme. who peered that 34 r.Gier r , oa had ____.. . ._ ._ -.• r‘flueges. sent Inrungn t h e A WU. To he l stoat, by purchase-11%00w S. Maio, (lent. vice Mal. penny Post to her Lady %hip, a number of letters, to tor,. *hick he threatened, unless he received an adequate Stith Dino. tiro event Charles Robert Condon. from the 90th o Lie, ' 1),„g,„,.. to at , m iaraur mar Liasrewur. we 'km, I pecuniary rectimpenee, Id publish and ...spore the rom..teet. whole particulars of ins attempt, which be alleged bad thle Heci,..ert of Foot. E. sirs W. 111.1`iontild Alabama to be been made upon his life by Sir Francis Buller, her Litustroast, without pusebme etre letchad.l.-n. decoded. IA illiam Bellio:.ant. I •ent, 10 be lin-igo. trice Mathes**. Ladyship's (slier. .1 hese written applications were ~id 11.1 in. t apron el ilioarn M• lois re to be Major. %slalom' signed by Mr, Unwept'. in his owls WIMP, and di ps...to ..e. *O., I nitiongb. demean:. reeled from the Tuth's Head Coffee-house, Ratcliffe- L seetemtet Pew I'. lianninier to be Caplan' of a Canvas,, , vice Sl•lntsfe. 1 h . chway, to the Countess of Morton, &c. &c. No. 39 9 Essig* Jontr• Summers M be Lieulenasit, by purchase, vier 1 wi m p 0 i,..,t,.,,,t , c aun di a b., 4 „.". Barsillier. The exhibit ant To be Ensign•-I.wige Reber. Arm.trnap tinnainee. from !. stated, that she returned no ensue/eft fn these re bel pas ado' 5 1 1111 Tool. vine "il 13111 Aolte'," Clarke. I pealed applications, and that on the I nth inst. she man en-he-r. • : and William Kelly, (seat. by perchase. vice 1 .rreirell another letter through the put from Mr. summon. ermnosed. 119 d Irina. Xor sander Aitken, Esq. to he Paymaster, vice ; Cteorsoo, is whit h he peremptotily demanded Rome. who retiree. I il:01. as the condition of his suppressing a work, of wit. Dyne. I ientrnaat 1.. A. Van ila'rebner to be ( • ielded , of I which he oticiosed her she a 00000 nnicing posting-bi l l, is Coutpnos. by partoose, %de Jordan. woo retires. 71.1 Ditto 17botior•Ma- , .. , Ebonite Conloon. how the Ina par 01:1C11 he said should he stuck op in every coiner of Stir Regiment. tube Quarter-Minter. vire Itns• "b ° "lif ts the metropolis. In the letter cenitainiog this to upee full. pa ). rib Ul u ., ~..i munt -r,„,.., 0•11 1 . i..„. tr .,, t h e g9g, rpm. closure were these eatthordinery wards-" Ido not Nhe I warrant. vice Kens. who exchange.. wish to bold out threatening language, bet belt Min Dino, ljeusestun , Iliad unwire, from ball pas of the 71st kno•o to your Ladyship that there was a Belling. feet. to be Liestenaut vire Thomas Jesse Lloyd, who ex change.. reerieing the d. Terence. , ham and that there is a Gfeerson. lam known as Dew en .ot David sower td b e Adjutant, vice Mdehell, who a man of education and respectability, and cars refer restges fhe 'ldpolanter Daly. 19th WWI. Lieutenant [`tenet Kelly. hens she Sills FOOI, to to not opposite nei4hbour, the son of General be I.distem.nt. vire O'Briew. who exebauge.. Loftus, for my character and rank in life, end 1 21 wear toe.* negieseni. Copia it sreadmia Winter.. from I desire your answer by ten o'clock to-morrow morn. the 3.1 We,' India Regimen', to be Captaiu of a Company. , .. *ice John Hobart Create'. lam 'ewes upon the half-pay of loe• - the 11 West Indio Reed/sent. 'Die leading points of the enclosed posting - b ill w er e itosPITAI. STAFF. To be limpital•Assistatow to she Farces-Ilospital•Aisislards as foll ow :""' Robert Itionell. Bober* leslie. Joseph Steele, Chalet Ward, .. fowswaar•.7..-Jont ready for tbe Frees, and cod Jobs Crawford, all tram halt pay. will be published early is February sea, `,;sli copies (275 of which are already bespoke) of is remarkable cutropirscy, its IiANKIII:PIS. witch great persoanges azure. It is in 'wrote couplets. . The W. Eliot, Old Haley. ;spinier. J..n. 91. 3i). Feb. 27, el History ott Sir Franco Buller's Life sod f lie.; from the I.le of (:eoldball. Anwar., Mears. Amory and Co. Totharry. Mann, trom the time of his brow compelled to take op Si. '5" C. Jenn.m * rallswilw"liret• Strad,Strad, dealer ' Jan ' ' 2l ' '" ~, '' residence there is 181'7 , to bit Sisal eupulttiuulram she island is Feb. 27. at Itsildhall. Attorney Mr. I. noterfoid, Copthall- the tear ItIl:.' The latter part of the hi-tory mat be yet fresh, court. Throgootarton.street. - •a is only occurred 15 wound ago. The w hale written b y T. Voting Paddlartioa-treet. grocer. hot. 19. 30, Feb. L 7, Kobert Greersou, late .organs on the Woad, lied victim of the at tholetaatt. At 0000 ...... Mr. 'slower. Alillnank +tree'. Cliffifiraty." Betas 11 ma, .1, 1 .1 . .•al Partia , ol..treet, ppech .ncer. Jam. I 19. I eb.`.!." , :. as lists:etail. Attutery, Mr. Archer, Suatbanap- Tnen followed some quotations from Shakspetne, ton..treet, illonntsbur....q are. intermised with some doggerel verses, via.:— J. H. %%a...P.1111i. 1: ..per Itelgrave.plire. Pimlico. pit tare- .. i T_hs . , r ec i tal el . ill harrow up poor soil, freest. year heart, dealer.. l .•:i "29, 16, reb..!7, no Guildhall. Attorury , Mr. W. and make each an ik..bir hair apse your bead stand like quill% :Kew ffook. 1 me Merl. Pteradills, ~ upon th e loeifel porcupine. . Ilif I.llRitelr. Jer111)11-. 0 ferl. w. Jason's, wirieonerrhant. Jan. ll,`. 2c. Feh. 1; .at Goottarill. Attorney , , Mr. O.haldrstou, .• For what he has done woo d mrike•'en angels weep, And all 'knee meek in Nature creep." Lonrho street. Feachorett , treet. . • • • • • 1/ i - oriluerr. tlinard street. halter, Jan ?1, :i4), l'eb• 27, at " Art.e. black Angels, from your torrid cell. 1...L0h-A. Ato:oo. s, Mr (*taboo. Mark-lane And make she villain tremble at your 'MeV' It . 1i01.116. 11111. iti.lsop.Stortford. malt far or. Jan. 19, ??, Ft h. 2i • a linil.th.. I. Aftofnie.. Sir. Makitows , Lanacourt, Then came a postscript,which set fort b,thetnntwith. Telni,!• I and Mn. Ger, Bisisop.lbortford. 6tatidaig the appalling subject of this tale, the poem I It. c s ~.... .0. Sa didn't lame. librfaiinuf, .'nn. !' . Feb. 1. would be so preciously framed, as not to offend the .-.... 27, at Guildhall , Attorney, Mr. Poole. Adam'. court, Old limo{ were'. ears of any, even the most delicate, wept time guilty I The following Address of the Grand Jury of Mirl. 1. lai , h, Sherhorne. Oortort•hire, linewdraper, fob. ‘. 9 27, umo u. dleses was presented to the Court on Senorita), a tee Nl..fsonid Inn. legal. Sousersesshire. Mternie.. Meer,. • Koric nod Co. Gray • Inasquare ; and Mr. Mato, intent, ho. The quotatious were not even bounded by the January 16, 1819, at the Sessions-house, Clerk'''• inepetAtune Postscript, for the poetical taste of the writer again well : J lbascv. Forilsbens, Norfolk, ifoefenneer.Jais. IL 28. Feb. ,_ . The Greed Jay of the musty of Middlesex cement separate Gov't forth in its full splendour, as follows :- 7, tit th- Ton:de Inn, Shelheld. Anomie'. Messrs. 'Silents and without stating to the Four,. two the p.,inftil :Arts devolving on " A plain sinvarnislod tale I will unfold, Co. Calcium) stret•t ; owl Mt. Made. Sheffield.them, has beet. rendered wore awe, 19 the bib- brunet befote Such a. ha. °ever rot by man beet' 'odd s :. l'nwer a.AI IT. War week. Fiusbury..cputre , merchants, thew, ota the part 00l the Moth of Lucia's& araostot units Ideals The saw of IA isa Peso", Hotter Is she sum, .I , to f 3, Web. r,, xi, at tivaleasll. Anwar), Mr. Ware', charged wish yoursong of ..11ffing forged hates, purporting to And 'ere INo dna.. I'll ma ke cy‘ an Olin. I Isnesee alies.be Ike entre tr: sink eslattlirlimese. Ills crime is tonestroes, se shall •••401 a ypeur , J. Chan aid. Stanhope Offet. Clarr-onglleg,entguarea-breercr , ''' The thane Jury mean:Ate that a strong prejudice i. abroad J,n 19. Feb. 2, 27, at Guildhall. Ammo', Mr. Brown. Lou. Aad that hods is eel libel I'll nv.ke c ear." !, . against sire Bank lot thos bubjefl. end it is no :air wadi to io. Sou Coatoserrial 9•11e.r.u.10.,,, mi n gi nx .ta..., The eslithitacit further stated, that the repetit i on ) crease it git s., kowevvr, will known. that she odes of old .1..1. Voiding, Web Illnlbern,l•tnek.bralter, 3.8%96, Eels. 8, Of these letters, and tin tone and tenor of their con. Batik or Engt-nd are much too ea sly imitated. and thee cannot 27. ;:t tiuddnall. Attorney. Mr. Guy. tlawarrl..areet, Strand. , , S. p a ,„,... ii.,,,,„,,,,,,,..t.i.a.r.3..m. mich .0 . . 1 „...5.,., .: s , tents, massy o f w hich . charged Sir F• Boller with t angle be pievented, mid the lit caeocy of the crime be tense. a). Feb.'s. at GuilJimil. htturnteg, Mewl . , Itiohnse and 1C... ' having (Downed to sesassmate Mr. Greet, nn, who q ,,,„4 di ,,,,.„4„.d . se. j.luot'. loot. Cleo-vireo I. avid he had balls in Lis body So show the eliect and •"1 be (ivied Jury beg aloes to express their Cope that a re. W Ni•o r .1 a, Boi.rol. victualler. inn. 19. Felt. I, ‘2:. al the . %lends of the ( timinal ( tde et in con ins; tattoo, and more i or. Whne ti:,,, Inn . t 0 ,.. Ara n. bet a mr. King, Setir lllll. . Ina. P"'sesetinCe .'f those who g" s P ile ' l a g ainst hig 's tieolat IL she law respecting tute,ry o 1 Bras 'mu, I and. if ire) I kei.strect ; sod Mf. t ranks.. Mutat, , ins her Ladyship In apply for the iltotection of may is 7th propriety, they %%putt phut, ' sour. iciree raider( l'lVlirt NOS. the lath u.,; f just this intl.eidu aI. Sit, swore that she P"'" 4 "Th ent thee ,has at P art...at alla a t '.. ° ' 'ara a' IP' r9""al hard Jan. "t.• J I.fairf , wlf t. Atielseers-erove. Brampton. merchant taboo. and solitary imprisonraid. want woad he more &rod --I e.• S. r' I uniotTe. A. lee, lairrnAtre, .... . i skeetwr- Feb. was in civil bodily tear from hire, awl ther•fore fail in the es, of she rollender than the thanee tsal f.c.i.o..if rw i.all '. It. Itaalinoin. Knicsson.uoun.lloil. o wlets:lto-Jan. 1ii,... ! p ra y e d the Conte that he shoelil be bound over in r Forpo..bni.... t., the coairronatoon of death for 'ner v ous I.y quell, t 5 . I.s mull. and 1., Pet lei ts... ChnolUllos, code, s- Frb. ! ~ . . t , higurd, eo behalf et the (irked .Inry. Its 11.. it I . ..releinn, 1 ..fi. M. It ,!I. ',rem Sorint.stree:. :sisal* ell. toe, ~,,,, •., _ 1,.1,. 401nel/slit nUfrlien lo keep the peace towards her.— 1 - tit ittl.l..s Dutitteli." to. . 1 . 11r..1...1, Silicate... Or ., r. so arelosseselene - 1 eh. e. Itir . 'llse articles were signed by the eahibitant, Susan I .,- ifi1.4 . 11. ( hurea.. , tret, ripsoul.lteid, silk-nounutretwer- I eh.,:.. Kim , ms.rtnn. P. Farrit.goon. VI fuel-qtrot. stik noitiofactwer -Feb. 'o. 11. I OLD Biala: Masques. tjneensst re , . lasers luuss-Fra. I.:, 11. t .:and W. t 'id. The In it AtstAx then addressed Ilse Defendant— - --micn-- htt.t.. Ahie:-tuee. norrente.• -Jon. V. J. Bale., Ite:tdoug, " Mr. Creorstan, you must give the Coon sufficient SATC IT 0 AY. Jan. 16. 1,1.41 If I orfl•— Mitch 1. , , I . T 11.oldr, Mar.linrotogro. M o io,h 4e . , tmenalraiser- Feb. 6, N. li,ch;.n.ta, Oseud.to..trcet, !lay- sureties to keep the peace against the e.tontess Mot. 11151% PRII:s1:t 1 ri.)Ns. 'starlet, out hat 1. tort, in consequence of the articles of the peace still. John Adams. 2 , . no. capitally intim.. d for lOW* lee : forged :it. notes. purport tog in be notes of the Back of Logload, bile(' by her Ladyship against you. : he a name them to he tows!. A Cott tion respecting hail then ' , lased be. sir. isoLuivn .laird sloe indictment. IRMA the Chairman and Mr. Grollf loll , which ended Mr. berjeant Boss%rer detailed the evidence to tie ors ' 1 a nd dyes called the • it Q s 3 ' thus : i Th.-Jun. niter the evide ore had been beard. u Masa a an. The CItAIKMAX.—" Are you now prepared with MIMIC. :te•gl3l.on, telallff the l'eane'r 'isn't, - I wish. • ; Masao Lent. a_ed 18. was int.iflell I.W Ullffing a forged 11. proper safeties i" , 001 e. Mr. (.44terion.—' , Not at this instant; I must go' John xenwen. a paper-stainer to Mew.. Reath and Co. back to the place from whence 1 came, where 1 11111 . heroine of tan Anss in their posplo.inenl, bring roucerned in dispont, g of flog..d mole% Warmed his en.utosers nod had incarcerated for the first time in my life." %am. rOOllOlllllOllllllll 010 It.. Fite. lasts. Ile se a• nurndrced in NI r• W A hroito, on the part of Lally Morton, the Pri•oner at the Rine public louts.. by massif - die tin's. named the ea__ _,hi bi , ant aaas ia feep i ar l blew. He asked Lucas to sitneilre hint a 11. woe IMMO Ilse P o i. moved the Court thatweer. which he did. and *b u rn paid t,.. fur it. %V it ows asked for 24 hours' notice of bail, u the complaint was of so thi t h ot f M 1 ._... 110 f ..y of .ff if_ _.--.r... 11,,ths, w hi, w ere groxinas 1 0 s a v e ib e serious a nuttier. Mays. Ike is es deseribed revetal usher purthnses which be I made of forged woes Onto the Promoter. all of which Le lack I D 'lhe Count granted this motion, and Mr. Greer. i lee lank. e• Itehrers were employed by the Bask 'ft upprhend son was removed from Court, after flecnting that be the Prisoner. Tet3 dii so, awl upon searching him. I.ound a enfold get bail in the manner required. 1 paper ctintaisnoog attempts at imitator( one hand.so riling or the sonnies el• rks in she Rank. and of indoromeat•of sone of die The Countess Morton withdrew from Court the chiefbashin g 1., , moment she exhibited her argil In of the peace. a e ru ra l: of l° laennelii.Laroresedaudnou:nne..il. was fogad, aud la onot her , octet were also found. . The rename was prouusthced by the Jury to be Guilty - Death. MIDDLESEX SVSSIONS, JAN. IG. MILITARY PROMOTION‘, IVar.ol6re, Jen. it;. 6111 I N-entrain" flrnuents.. I.4vienant Ifewiphrry (Imp s fns al.' 1 th IVO In br Lieutenant, t.re Anaheim'', Ito Itrelort...l et , Light Iknations. Lb-nit-aunt Fritter to o*.spittin of a Irwin. by puirtuotr, vitt Wanes, pt . elm uric ‘TFI; - Fur. It. !Ironer. 1.-rd.. userrhinit -.1. %.lirkar. Warwick liolorn-Anare. Maarhe•ler, ay praorg-T. 1110;14k% butcher - W Randall. High MR. hare, toner -I'. Stroh.. t rilnun•lrr. dealer- Wilkiimsnit,Grent I..riestini. Lancashire. ta:.ner -J. Itarrla, Jewry-Ater , . AlAsnir. Aatiel.rf —C. A. ler 1.. merchant-A. Itorkin•lina. Derby. iinher merrhais:- Is. leaf, %trand, brini.taaki r-J. White, Partland street, l'unland place. uneirannt. I' ER4111I'• 111, 0 401. V ED. J. Jaeltam awl J. A , kosoin, I ir Orni'••lase -It. Ward and 1 1 • R. Setsll. I:xcanagr. enra-lariara -J. 11 . rrolich and le. lhaearr. strrei. Ilaprialket, tailor. -3. mad J. Rear, 1 tat, cirri rer•- IL and J. !:al [lima nr,lwori. dealer, 6.. I .sprr-J. !awe nod 11. Nlar.l.ind. therldra, erineliu-ataaar ultimo-J. 11. arid C. tlld Yore. dlr.. -J. and 1A... bleachrrn-J. 11. and J. Nos. Bath. •arcrion-T. l ies% sad J. Carter. Liverpool. cina. varr ch nn i.-.1 . . L ung an d Si Pretty. Liwie.street.sqmor. weft Hants -It. Nunn amid T. Inalarsberollb. 'Fiddly-14101, whoksale liarn.ilt.irri , -T. nod H. N. Turner. New llond.strert. rahiltet•m 'kr,- A. Clegg, ILlerrltisa.raw. I.nagl.abire. and It. Walk,. Ilaarn,sler, a pal lor clali.a.ansfac tater. - C.. sad I . ,I-0... 44-Ch. Id, nirr eftest•- Kerell sad W. F'. Page, I:lEl.lva% Nl.incsormer warehaeremea. -U. and E. T. Sawn, Broad-street-Luilding., raerelisati. EXTRAORDINARY INHUMAN RAI+ DARICIES. Thomas Mamma, • huge fellow, mote dowels feet high, 11•1 inflicted for committing, on tie night of the 2Gth of December lest, • wage end stto, ions assault upon the person of a young man (a mere stripling, compared with himself), of the same of Joseph Richard Cotton, the son of the beadle of the perish of Chiswick, sad with biting part of hh tongue eg. Rte Asertee Puce a s . A It.. for the Weed, eddied Jam. 13. is 51M. 21. per C•t. Ave-fate rteces of CORM of I:NOLAND mod WALES. per ~•:trier. from t►e Minn.'', sliding Jam. 9:— bemid Kyr Worley. I Oland Bean. Pease. t Oats. t• I. d I. 1 s. I. I. I. s. 19 9 35 1_ ll &I 10 r :15 oi2 430 5 1 21 11 Olt S Horsley) the Grand Jory of biiMit. I pn• fnusul a true bill (or the capital etr-nre against inrriel and lirn:l, taro of the infemnos M sry•ln• I•ntiser :trey' gll.r, 4 , 1 ho erre tried and fnir.;l ai lillesesSi.•iionsnn Friday, o n hinf ri g s assou ti, an talent to rmeireit the same. This• Men tried at the Oid Batley for the capital utTeuce, ( . OHOVEM% INQ.'s .T.—Satnrtlay an incprioi , in was , Liken in ti Kieft! lloons of the Loudon ilosplial, I -fAre J. W. (;oat's, KN. Coroner, en the body ef The:nas Ifir, aged .Ht. oho put so earl In 1.14 esi.tenre by timing lii !dans.. rerilirt--Died bg kis vios art, he toeing at the ildie ka COlMMilied it is a !We 1 . 1 istronity. 11 is ressarkable that be lefty mountains of rertb stile ha... only once or take, this iniason, been rapped aids woo ; and the Gramiiiiu Bills hoe not y. icrcise.: the sh i llitsst coin. jug. Joseph Richard Cotton swore.-11r was taking ' 1 sons poster in ifir Grow r oldicainssr, at Chiswick, i se the night of the lath of nvemnlrrr. The Prisoner, 1 the Prisoner's brother. and bit (witness'.) Nailer, wet* in the room. Worreeleitas not intuaicated, 1101' spits saber; he bad drank three pints of herr. The Platonist had frequently smirk him before, and bore an earsordinvry 'rim against him. A musician I 1 14.1110 IWO, I/1f risen,. niinosus town to dance, the Pr;soner's %nosh«, pushed e.iiner.t. •nut told burn suu , tit down—he refused, and then the Prisoner struck him violently, knocked him actinst a chile, and seized hint by she threat, and by irreasing with Irbi l list sellout it WIIIII all Id 4 'plait', he forced his tongs. I several inrhos out 14 his month, sized it between his teeth, and bit a piece entirely elf. Witness was in ths almost agony, and called 66 &larder 1 ." as dis tinctly ss be was shin. The Jury found the Prisoner Guilty; and the Chairman, ate' die'' •."'''l`'''' ...-.....-•••••, the offeece, sentenced • the Poisoner to six months im- POl.l. poisonment in the Wes* of Correction. I.oll.lllllLL.—Sitords) Tayi..e net er , v ,,i BITING A MAN'it NOSE OFF. Daniel Donovan, _el dealer in fowls at Leadenhall. fo. p;ckin4 the pocket 411 A wears, we. indicted for most etieneolv and creel sts''''r. of hit per pock emelt, in biting off the nose of Michael 1,) , 1ti0re0.•13 / • " 3• f sl e, wit II . "'" •tt Irish Monier, on the evening of Tuesday, the Vat a ewer 441 altering boa.. nione). trio Dec. last, in a court on Sailfon•hill, neer Batton. iattirty.-0 S4turilay Mrs. (lieersnn. garden. The Prisoner pleaded Not Guilty. Michael wife of Mr (Ifeel•ont who is I ,4 n:flitted 1 . • . c !loos was also inflicted for being concerned in the threstetit^4 letters t" C"""" of N 14,1.. .. to said assault ;he pleaded Not Guilty, and traversed . " 1 "sto at l" u• DM" f or an side. to to the nest Sessions. sin!! her hushatol 111 1111. 1 .., whim the Magistrate very Michael Donovan, whose appearance excited mach res , lity pawed. commintration,was the first witness. Ile is not at all • related to the Poisoner. Ile stated, that on 11iP 11i4111 in question be was taking some beer in the One Tun public-hoes , . near Ilattim-garden, and the Prisoner came in and began to converse with him about • former quarrel: the Prisoner told him that be "'fluid think 110 more about it, aad they would drink together and make it up. Ile accompanied the Prisoner at his re quest, from the One Tan to the Bleeding Ileait pub lic-hoose, near 84ton-hill, sad the Prisoner began to abuse him, and spoke to him in Irish, challenging him to fight, and telling him that he was not men 'pouch to beat bum. Th. witness told him, that rf lie had falt play shown him he should nnt care oboes having a rap et him. Witness and Prisoner went net of the pahlic-houee qoarrelling, soil began to fight ; they Keeled about until they got into a place called Caroline.coort, Saffron-bill, when the Poi soner seized him round the waist, and grabbed at his cheek with his teeth, bet did not succeed in his id tempt to bite it. Ile then pressed the witness's head against his (ace, until be got his nose into hi , mouth ; he then bit it as hard as he could, but could not bite it off so close to the face as where lie had taken bold. Ile slackened his bold, and then bit again, about a quarter of an inch newt the end of the nose ; witness was in the most 'acted sting totters daring the time he was forcing his teeth through the gristle of his nose, be called for assistance as load es be was able, sad a person named M'Car.hy attempted to force the Prisoner from him, bet a mail named Hayes, who was the Prisoner's companion, prevented bins from so doing. Witness lost Isis eye-sight for some time through the agony be endured, and the Prisoner got away. The nose could not be found any where ; the Pri soner cnnfessed subsequently that be had swallowed it. Witness said that he had known the Poisoner for I years, and Ise was the fifth person who had been bitten by his, to his knowledge, within the list six veer!. Tom Connor, who rises at the Thatched House, Field-lene, bad one of Lis cheeks bit Mr In the buns by him. v.. Jury found the Poi Guilin. The CnuaT sentenced him to be confined for tern months in the Douse of Correction, and for the but fortnight in a solitary cell. CI AM I (ISTAI: 6 ."I. On the second eaisaivirison of Joseph Doslees, the sham two.ponny•posim,n, it appouici, that Adkins, the officer, tm•k Lim int. , cogo.ty, be foa• d 33 imi o rn ded v on .pesmllmst Ici en, direrte.l lodic fermis pnrsons, uiih pretended marks of the Ge oral Po•t.oflice. in Gemini civet. Sohn. Mkt's', on searching his I. siging, (fluid `27 pieces of lead, with !pilots on them for soson.ii 4 i the Gro s e's' Post The Pi isoner 04.4..11 po.orty, *lnds iodated has to adopt the fraudokst sel.ense of preten•lnng to I.e t twopenny-post letter.cssri.", to obtain mimoy (..r the supposed pinnace, and that he ti , id hems t In do so by a man of the name r•f Drake.—lle committee. _ GeoPtc .4rch:r. the diiter of the Strnedwat►r &Dads, wig cop% acted for misbehstioa► to his far •, Mt. Ff :Iteill wion, Bs ook Green-terrace, Hm. ater , miih, ag eeably to the Act for regulating stag,. Nell ' 4111 QTAT 1,7 COPI 11,11I* Jo VOsbra W. WNW Ye, .w PrIVIDAV 'Me Ty -S. raid, T • T. -4. 1u rot letil 17 DOW _ it *Nil rum hes. .Ilexander Pasosore, late a peeler at lb Whit* Bear Inn, in riccodiily, was brought to the °ice frnm G•ntesetid, sad underwent an e n amiiirtion be. fur. Mr.llleto, charged with defrauding Jobe Hobbs, the book-keeper, at the White Bear, isi Piccadilly, et about 3Ul.—lle was committed. Siturtlay Mrs. Knoll, whose hetbend receetly kept the in Sslisbary•square, was citified on suspicion of .ohlaining geed, ender false pretences from Mr. Harsh, litiei,-draper, .1 Pickett. street. It appeared that Mrs. K. bad given a check in poymens In Mr. 'lmposes', as she had gives many before, in permit of gond: ; but this one was returned from the (tanker", with '• lin assets."— She was discharged, cheerfully promising to appear whet called for, or if '4r. Esau', who called himself a farmer, in Hertfordshire, and hum ilium she had received the check, should be found. MAIII.HOSOUGIi•STHLET•• -Ott ••;410.rdey 91 . 0911100111 nine men, n S•111e n..Cn s are David rittlera:d, 7'ho. ones Jones, %boom Smith, John hlltdf, C Arbon, Hebei, II ninphreys. Henry (hirer, W. Gibbs, and Wiliam K. /ley. a 'null., *err Nought up and studied us. the folios ivg chafer : The PI i6llllofl. *era tVil oils who load a legal claims on the fonds of Mu) -te.lionn. Parish, and who were eternally praterit g the 0999119,91 fur relief, bet 96 too., as snit was held out to trem, they neter foiled ketting their tilling /MVP other way. On Friday night they stria in a to the Overseer's iteete, and demanded relief ; they were told that the purist w. ulil employ Ih.nt in works, g a mill, lately este. 'blithest on similar principles fu that int:minced in the C.ro.prer, by 11.0 pre-.at Lord Mayor, rac•pt that II .ggin k t mi. As sums as the rustiness ' *me tutor ward that they would be set ba.)parek, they gut very enwraps's, drusawded enstewelstsimsecie, anti by th it conchal. ciireeted a cloud r .iu, l l the linage. At length constables sere lanceted, sad , they were all taken. Mr. Parson*, of !:outh.street. GrenvenorAmpure, preferred • charge of felony against Kelley, who was kis a i ppreseicr, but ran sway. It was pr•veil that he sold ass ask-lire, the property of his master, for three h.apetice, nt an old iron shop, which sal ft. sold fur 56.—itemantletl. Ti.. other eight were cormairred f or d i g riot. Dmil bade. '• Raw the p sbe ster 1 of Relk:gl Trilli44* West La • treord • peep bee sea obey Thu I 4 sal Wel ..SI..R valeible ipeys et cor tlBlbra milebbra , Wok - 1i , 111 , l IMO cal P.M emd ei Iwo as veil ma ibevarl meal el Oleo 111 • sada 1110. iv* 1110 • IMO ea 01." —II 40. lieterea soy Meg asi. hi puma' be writ Ed fame - 111111114.000 awe I In the middle of the bight of Friday last, a gang of 4tseop-stealers, eho base infested that part of the country for a coosideraUtt i.i.•;ind, mitered the grounds of Mr. George May, a farmer e! lisle-perk, Ite/r Ee'grware, where there Were about one bandied Rise - p; the bells of some of the sheep were herd le . ring by hi'. Partridge, • farmer, who lives at a short .',stater from Mr. May, and he got op and alarmed Mr. M.'s family ,• they went into the field' and friend the sheep 'leafleted in ',my direction. When day light appeared, they found one sheep killed and left in the ideal, seven sheep were cattied off, and Ike' • had thrown eleven of the sheep into a rivet 3t the hi•tiorn of • close, where they were drowned. lie s:0;••11 slier') were carried of, it is supposed, its • light cart. S.turd.y night some robbers entered the planta tions of hit. Christey, on the Clapham.reed, near the ihree.mile stone, and palled up a number of choice fruit-gees of the peach, nectarine, and apricot kW, which they carried off. Friday everting, about desk, Mr. George Jacobs, watch.easker, in York.strest, was sitting near the window its the shop, when a fellow stopped to look at him repairing a watch; he laid the watch by his - side, and the fellow instantly plunged his hand through • patie of glass and took it. Mr. Jacob* seised him by the band, sod gave Ida a cot with a ATTUMOTTD Suicior.—Sitorday morning, shoat penknife, but he still kept the watch and straggled eleven recto. k, the attention of the sentinel "" the till he got it out by main force. No one of the Pagoda•hridge in ht. James's Park was arrested by family could get out to giie •n alarm, the rifferider, the singular conduct of a man of Gent;emanly ap or some of his accomplices, having fastened the d i or pearance, whom be obierved walking on the bridge, wilt a cord on the °stews till begot clear of with apparently its a very melancholy moor), "i" erica she wi t c h. lived upon the ground. At last lie went into the } ' ridge evening, after dirk. as S coach was driving patk and wandered 'boat Inc some time ; he repeat. eking Bood.rtteet, a h. " itoprotipoily attempted to folly came to the edge of the canal and walked round ruts across, but happening to fall, be was trampled It several times. A crowd of per4eoS sleppra upon on h) the horses, sod she whorls of the coach paused the bridge to watch his conduct ; he stepped a •:tntt over his hoilv. The boy wog earned to Middlesex distance from the bridge, at therm, nest the Queen's where hr espired the nest morning. Palace, sod of • sodden plunged into the *wee,— Frii!ay ri.glit a min *les stripped with • cart, by The crowd assembl e d ru,tied instantly t•t!e -p•it,l tr ,, rki .. , the t 0„.,„ sit jib a large irsekage ref and • young mai, amongst them jumred in to i h e s „. ll , c li og it was stolen, tools the man into save him; he uecreet! '" l in 'eking 11." rut very I 'wady, and of rusloi t, forroll that the property much lie "f"ed in +; i " in ""le or was 'inlets from Sir Rulteit (lumen and Son., address, or give any acrourit of .ecept that N .. t ,, eh he came from rte country in cnnar.rpirtire of being T w o men of the gnimmitlising t•ibie„ undertook. 'subsumed in his circorr.ss•llt*Pq. Ileas taken to f the Westminster , *lsere prompt assiatatice turactu„ sm a ll 1,1 wag.' :„ to rat three gallonsSiateen porntis orfi.b. potatoes, i. ".. n t e ll e e was rendered. „ hour ; alsich they dill • few days ago, with the el l/116"S the high taint!' on Fli , :ef *lie'', %I "' c elition cf tan or three of the potatoes. er • beta, its G•Olge•filleet. flampstead.road, was I.'r , liVe in the vicinity of Diiiforj. roofed by the violeure of the storm. A widow amd her daughter in the upper part of the boa ~e • 'r paced spew W is, Pim. Tbe by 01 MC Perinp it;"1 -- it AT II;ja; perk" 10..6 • Al T,7 k ", 'year 1... Sol Sob en he Welk ect • Kr gr. II r. twit Mad I veirn 1.4.. folli• teen M. 41 teeth, anti bit a s piece . entirely Monona was to • fp :luring ilia and • called 66 Murder:" as di,. I i„ ii ies live in the sitiniry :I f t i h ) e i, p l o ro ta ril toe:a: 1 hese nor hilt i - Perth- the utmost signny, 1, been as not The Jury found the Prisoner Grrriey; and the her ,i,u4hter in the upper part of the haute wart • 1 . , Chairaian, &Art d he...pg +post the brusuu•urts ui ruck b. aime d. Sts -, 4 . 1 , a urs —, r ts ,•:- •t. ! • }~ 1. 'I