The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-08-08 00:00:00

~~~ 4. "~! dk i W cut WLL --..... I • • •0:;nt, • • • "g .!. ' %kV 1. J.l NUM BE It 5750. -- - . ci 'B ANISH COM MITER E.—The COMMUTER M are happy in submitting the followjng addLtional List of Subscriptions. . , ' Amount of Subscriptions already advertised, £19,123. Trade Society, held at Mr. Edward Martin.:.. 0' 10 Mr. Dell's Thirteen Mr. Thomas EdwardO...l 1 Mr. John Gaze .. 1 0 Cantons, Great Port land Street, per Mr. Edward Taylor .. g 9 Messrs. Wright. Mr. 'Renard Morgan 2 2 Pcharbertb. and Mr. J. B. Webb .. 5 0 Fisher. • • £lO 10 Rev. R. F. Elwin .. 9 9 Assefalßovereign.fvens Mr. Henry Browne .. 1 a few,Eriends at the Mr. Wm. Primrose .. 0 Wbelltdileaf, Oxford. Mr. Jobe Bateman .. 0 street. • • 1 0 )Ir. Thos. Barnard .. 0 Mr. PtarkeY .. 1 I Mr. Wm. Enfield .. 0 Thomas Morgan, Esq. II 0 Rev. 11. Beaumont .. • 0 A Friend • • U 10 Mr. J. N. Mottram .. 2 0 F. 11. jun. • • 1 1 Mr. Wm. Scales .. I. 0 Richard Gelder& Esq. 2 0 Mr. Thomas Watts .. I I Mr. 0. Turner .. I 1 Mr. Jsmeph C 1• 1 James Manning, Esq. 2 2 Mr. James Newbigin 1 I C. WSMITT, Esq. - '"' •1• 1. Mr.. Sloes Saxton .. 1 V Cabinet-makers fa the Mr. Richard Shaw .. s 0 • employ of Messrs. • 1111 r. J. Purdie, jun. .. i 0 Morel and Hughes 11 II Mr. Samuel c o w man .. 1 0 A Friend to the Cease 0 lir Mr. John Francis .. 1 0 Was. Wizzard, Esq.__ 10 10 Mr. Chiglielmo • • 9 0 For Corunna—R. Wit. . Mr. R. Hudson .. 1 0 110 n • • ~• 10 0 Too.. Hudson, Esq.... HI 0 Richard If. Roily, Esq. Mr. M. IL Gilbert • • 3 0 9d subscription 10 0 Rev. IL 'Orman • .. : 1 0 J. Best, a Mechanic, Mr. T. Wells • • 1 1 0110 Day's Wages 0 6 Messrs. Cozens add W. Staten, 'a Mechanic, 1113Copesmen .; 11 0 one Day's Wages .. 0' 6 Mr. George Watson.... 2 2 Janes Fenton, Esq. .. 3 0 Mr. George Sothere.... 1 I Lloistopher Richmond, " Mr. John Davis 1 0 Esq. .. ..2 0 Sir T. IL Brow , lO 0 Lupton .. .. 1 U Rev. C.. J. Smyth Mr:Burton, and several Jehos. Portia, Esq 6 0 Mr. i• hn Harper A o rt ne eficers . i . n hi 3 els at. 12s. 6d. Mr. Philip Breeze Dlr. 'filmes Delta, sar- A Friend • • • • 1 1 goon .. .. l 1 Messrs. Berke and 10*- W. F. anenemy to Des- nebrook • • •• 9 9 potism • • 10s. 6sl. Mr.‘llo. Taylor • Mr.Joas Jennings, and Mr. Wvn. Pightlirag I 0 several Men in Mum- Mr. C. TI. • • 1 1 ploy .. ... 1 •Il Mr. B. Miller ••• •t 'O T. Brlghtw ell, E5q...., 3 0 Thos. Baring, Esq. Of Amsterdam . : 10 0 Mr. Jett. Butcher A Mite from Pimlico 1 0 Mr. T. Aileock J. Cracknell, FAR. 1 U Rea. I'. Drummond .• 1 .1 Alexander Pordevi n, Servants of Mr. Shaw 1 0 Eaq. „, • .. 1 0 MT. Peter Wilier* Mi s s Kazis It. Moore 2 0 Mr. lasses Cozens ••• 3 1 Lady Ilastingv „ 0 (3 Mr.' Wnliarn Stark I 1 John Sandy., Esq. It. Mr. M. Stark, jun 1 i fracombe .. 5 0 Mr. J. N. Waite ("Norge Fordhare, Faq. • Subscriptions of' 10s • • of Odsey. .. 2 0 and under .am T i. od. 31r. W. D. Horsey. Subscriptloas front the WelLingtoi I 1 0 Town and Neigh.: John Henry Lew k bdurlioed of Derby: : I•;•ct: • • • 4 1 . 4 i p t •OIL F. Forrester, M.D„ •5' 0 Arnie b-. .1, 4 / .. 10 Mr. Trowel,— C. T Lrit, Eel '55 W. Street, lOO 0 Stephen w ig; Esti 1 1 J. Siruti, EA. 'IOU 0 A levy o N.e.w.;. Perl, Samuel 1 , 21, Esq. .. • • 5 0 ins . gni Ileathif W. Edwards, Esq 5 0 Workmen U. 12,, gg, Messrs. Bridgett and A few Friends at the Sun ~,, , 5 0 Northampton Ayres. Illr. Robert Mellor 1 0 in Gof well-street•road 1 8 Au Evening Party, ens- Major. Gen. Dick .. 6 U . mks to Invasion and The ft ural Lodge of Odd Tyranny • • Fellows, 2. Notting- Mr. Henry Spencer ham imperial Uniou. Mr. Joseph Wilson held at the sign of the Sam. Rowland, Esq 5 0 Duke of York .. 10 0 Rev. J. Gs wthorne CaledoLian Society of Mr. J. Hill .. Nottingham .. 10 0 Messrs. W. and W Colleclion at Hammer- PA* .... smith by Messrs. Henry Hadley, al A I 0 Bowling, Bird, and Mr. Robettshaw 1 0 Others• ny the hands • • 1 0 ofAlderman Crowder 30 0 Mr. Sererne.... Mr. Crillen . .. 1 1 Mr. J. Cooper To enable the brave Henry Pllkingtnn, Esq. 2 U Spanish Patriots to Rev. C. E. Birt drive Prince Hilt and Mr. T. Hackett . • 0 his followers oat of Mr. Turner .... Spain. foam Cray- Mr. S. Fox, jun ford, Kent, per John Mr. 8y0g.... Yule .. .. 10 0 Mr. Welch .. • • 0 Mr•M'Keens,Gardener, Mr. J. Bailees, Mil - .. . _ ._ Islew oath .. .. 6 0 bourn ... 3 0 11. .. .. 3 0 Mr. T. Baden • • 1 U A. R. T. .. .. 3 0 Rev. Mr. Hogginson l Ol Second Subscription of W. C. Flack. Esq. Ca the Jnorneymen Tin- vendlsh Bridge 1 1 plate Workers 71. 125.6 d. Mr. W. Boothby 1 01 Mr. W. Smith, King- . Subscriptions under ten street, Snow-hill 3 3 shillings lO 0 Sundry Workmen and Subscriptions from Cata- Apprentices employ- bridge, per R. Foster, 1 ed in Mr. Smith's one. jan. Esq. : able desk manufecto- John Ingle, Esq. 1 1 ry. subscribed at John Purchas, Esq. 1 I their annual-dinner, O. Pryme, Esq. 5 5 held at the Red Cow, Mr. C. Homfrey 6 5 Dalston .. .. 810 Mr. A. G. Britt:ley 2 0 74r. Solomon Esteourt. Mr. E. Foster 5 6 ph ditto .. .. 1 0 Mr. W. G. Ashton • • 6 5 J. T. .. .. 9 0 Mr. Thomas Howell . • 6 6 Empeeinado .. 6 0 Mr. W. Anderson 6 0 Rev. N. T. Heinekin, Mr. R. Foster . • 6 5 Bradford .. 1 1 Mr. R. Foster, jun. . • 5 5 Mr. R. Davidson .. 7 0 Mr. W. Barshain 1 I Solomon Hopson, Esq. Mr. Isaac Marsh I I Stroudwater .. 1 1 Mr. F. J. Gunning 1 1 Wm. Hopson, Esq. do. 1 1 Rev. F. H. Maberley 11. Wyatt. E.g. di,to— 9 2 Mr. Charles Finch Mr. Thos. Osburue, do. 1 I Mr. Thomas Baker 1 0 Mr: Jahn Prue, ditto.. 1 1 Mr. Henry Gunning Sir. W. T. Andrew, Mr. W. Eaden ditto 10s. 6d. Mr. Morgan Thomas, .. Mrs. Kelson. ditto .. 1 0 es Trinity College A few Friends to Free- Mr. Charles Finch, jun 1 dom, at ditto 11. 35. 6d. Mr. James Nutter, Jun I Mr. J. W. Partridge, Mr. W. Wentworth .' 0 Bow-bridge .. 1 0 Mr. J. R. Lyon Mr. J. Partridge, di!, n 1 0 Mr. Charles Asby Messrs. .1. and 0. Mr. R. IVioyez.. Thomas, Nailsworth, Mr. Burleigh Glocestershire . 2 2 Mr. Barrett.... ~ 1 lilabseelpthin from Norwich, Rev. B. Byam.. per E. Taylor. teq. Martin Thackeray, Esq 9 2 R. 11. Gurney, Esq. Mr. W. Pietism M. p. .. ... 25 0 Mr. R. B. Turner A. Hudson, Esq. .. 26 0 Mr. W. Searle ... • • 2 9 Dr. Wright • .. 10 0 Mr. W. Swann W. Dalrymple, EN. 10 0 Mr. W. Hatfield 1 1 Mr. Aldermah Burt 6 0 E. M. Mr. 8. Martin - • 10 0 R ev . W. D. gudgeon, Messrs. Bolingbroke 6 0 Trinity College Messrs. R. &S. Culls.y 20 0 Mr. J. R. Berry Mr. Wm. Davey I li . Subscriptions of 10s Mr. 11. Edgier& '.. •i'9 and under.. Rev. T. Madre . , ~ „.. 1 1 Additional Alias, Accoutrements, Re, received. Mr, George Lawford. 29 pikes. A Friend, 1 sword. Mr. Charles Lowndes. I musket and bayonet. E. 8. 1 sword. Salsowl Shore,: Esq. Sheffield, II 'muskets and bayonets. 4 swords, Ac. A Friel id, I musket. C. E. M. 2 muskets. Mr. F. Andrews, 2 pistol 4. Mr. Jos. Rhodes, 2 pair shoes. Mr. Snowden, Stroud, Gloucestershire, 2 Sworls, 2 rides, &c. Mr. w. -Apie` ,_~ . . . .. r i . • 1 ti . -• • .. . .. . ..... , • .. . ... . • • 1 ' k 4 ......4 , - . ~....„.&_: . ..--. WESTERN CIRCITI P.—R —RI DOEWATEK, JULY 5. a • BRE ICH 'OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. Sc EDGEIIILL V. BAIN!. This was an action for breath of promise of marriage.— The damages were laid at iOOO/. Mr. Sergeant PaLL stared the case. He sail that the plaintiff, Mary Edgehill, was the only daughter of James Emlgehill, the owner of a public-house called the Queen's Head, in the town of Glastonbury. Time defendant was a gentleman farmer in the LIMO neighbourhood, living on his own estate, and possessed of a considerable property. He should be able to prove that the defendant was a far mer, but whether he should be able to prove him a gentle man, was a question which he (Sergeant Pell) felt some doubt upon ; for lie must own, he never met with a case of this description which presented the offender in so foul a character. The lady, whom he represented on this occa• sion, was now in bar twenty-seventh Scar. The defendant was now about fifty years of age. The parties first be came acquainted about ten years ago, when the lady was about seventeen years of age, and the defendant about forty. He was a . person, as he (Mr. Sergeant Pell) under stoid, of considerable talents and arguments, and calcu lated very much from his manner and accomplishments to make a favourable impression on the female mind. He bad, by a series of attentions, won over the affections of the plaintiff The alliance of his daughter with so respectable a person, appeared to the father an object which his duty called en him to promote. In an early stage of the inti macy of the parties the plainti ff 's mother fell ill, and find iog herself approac hingl death, she sent for the defendant. She stated her anxiety about her daughter, and her fears that he would nut act honestly by her. The defendant repeated his assurances on that solemn occasion, and he would make Miss Edgehill his wife. Some time after the death of the mother the defend Int broke off his acquaint ance with Miss Eslgehill, for what cause it could nut be conjectured. Miss Edgehill, finding she must now despair of an alliance with the plaintiff, accepted the addresses of a person named Wood, front Bristol, and matters had pro ceeded so far, that a marriage was about to take place be tween her and this person. However, after this arrange. ment had been formed, the defendant, as if be was resolved not to allow any one else to enjoy that blessing which he himself had refused, rauscd it to be intim stet! to Miss FAlssAill that he would marry her. He again renewed his visits—repeatedly promised marriage to this unfortunate young woman, but as yet bad not performed that pro. mise. She had now proved pregnant by him, and even yet 'he had failed to fulfil his engagements to her. This was the case which he should prove by evidence. Time Jury would see that it was a case nf a very aggravated is sture.— The young woman was !mine.' in her prospects by the most malicious conduct. He hoped they woad make the defendant feel that he could nut perpetrate such injuries with impunity. James Edgebill, the father of the plaintiff, examined by Mr. WmLDa.—He stated that he had four children, and that the plaintiff was his only daughter. Knew the defendant for twenty years. He visited witness's house about nine years ago. When witness found that the defendant kep company with his daughter, be asked him what were his intentions —if he slid not wish to marry her, to leave her company. He said lie hada right to come to witness's pub lic house t.s smoke his pipe ; but he said he would nut hurt a hair of her bead. Witness is now married to his • fourth wife. Defendant and his witness's daughter kept com pany after this. Witness spoke to defendant again, and told him to lease the 'wise if be did not intend to marry his (Infighter. Afti r this Ilia deughmer refused to see him, air. Wood visited hit; slaughter after this, It meal understood that his daughter and Wood were to be in mules'. Some, time after this time defendant sent fete witness, and said lie wanted his cons, nt to marry his daughter. Witness sail, S not to such a mi.n as he had behaved; he said he would have married before. if it had not been her own fault. Witness said, if he intended to act an honest part, be wonld . bare no objection. This was in July 1622. Witness told him that Wood was paving his addresses to his daughter, and he must break off any engagement his slaughter was under to I •Wood. Defendant said that was witness's affair. Defend ant then kept company wills his daughter, and in August he said he we old marry her on Isis return from Barnet fair. Witness said he would go with hilts for the license: De fendant said, limere was no °cession for that , as all he.want fled was the Wit h ass's consent. Defendant continued -to•visit for a month or t ix weeks after. Cress-exausio Al by Mr. AD.►x,—There was an in%rral of _:.-- . •••• -S . c•-• LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1823. • . - Id 1" " Cause for !which HAMPDEN fell is the Field. ..d SYDNEY died or the C. J. Hereon:be,' I musket and bayonet. Mr. Day. 2 muskets. Mr. Harrison, I musket. A Friend, t sword. Mr. C. Smith, S muskets. Mr. A. Keating, I I artioles. All Contributions in khtd will•continue to be received by Messrs. Hirer, Howell, and Co. 5 3, Mark - lane, Lon - don. Subscriptions will continue to be received at the Commit tee-rooms, at the Crown and Anchor and London Taverns. where the Committee sit daily; Lloyd's; the Stock Ex- Outage ; Messrs. Smith, Payne, mod Smith's; Messrs. Rea sons and Co.'s ; and at all the other London Bankers. By order of the Committee. FRED. FRESHFIELD. Hon. floc. lititi ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissarial Departesent, Treasury Chambers. July 21, MM. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of ...entrant', to supply BEEF and MUTTON to his alajeity's Laud Forces In Cantonments, Quarter. and Barracks, In the undermentioned Counties and Islands:— Alderney, Gloeester (ineludlog the Nottingham, Ikaford. City of Bristol), Oxford, Berko (Inc(oding the Guernsey, . Rutland', Town of Hungerfonl), Hants, Salop. Br *. Hereford, Somerset, eke. ' Hertford, Stafford, 'Cambridge (Iniguding lbws, Saffollt, . the Town of New- Isle ...( Man, Surrey, market), Isle of Wight, Sussex. Chester. • . Jersey. Warwick. . Cornwall (Including Kent (Ineluding Tilbury Westmorland, Scilly), Fort), Wilts, . Cumberland, Lancaster, Worcester, Derby, Leicester, York. Devon. Lincol ~ In the several Conntles Dorset, Middlesex ' of North and Sank Durham (Including Holy Monmouth, Wales, Island), Norfolk, And In the seieral Coon- Essex (exclusive of Til- Northampton, ties In North Britain. bury Fort), Northumberland. . That the deliveries are to commence on and for the tith day& September neat; that Proposals in Writing sealed a and marked " Tender for Arise Supplies; will be received at this Omce on or before Tuesday the 2.ith day of August next, but none will be received after twelve o'clock on that day. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island.the Islands of Unernsey. Jersey, and Alderney, excepted, aH of which must he Ineluded In one Tender; likewise for the Counties comprioing Noah and South Wales; as mast also the several Counties In North Britain; and each Pro posal must have the Letter whirls is annexed to the Teud..r properly ailed up by two Persons of known property engaging to become bound with the party tendering in the amount stated in the printed particulate, for tad'', performance of the Contract; and no Propoeal will lie noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Priem expressed in words at length: pnd Mould it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no troops should be sup lied by virtue of the same. the amount of the Stamps no the Contract and Bookisaid in the first Instance by the Contractor, will be re ftunled to him. Tartleplars of the Contracts may be had noon Application at this OffiCE. between the hours of Ten and Four ; and of the Barrack-Masters at clam my, Jersey, and the Isle of Man. a PAN Y. fa ~_ . - ~Y =r..- '1 , ." - ...mmaweewe.m.amoso m m us twelve Months, onths, that th e d e f en d ant did not visit his daughter. The defendant toed to fearent the fairs.. • I Ann Windmill lives in Cilsitottbery. Knows ilia y Edgehill mince she was a child. She knew the defendat,..l Witness was with Mrs:E.lgehill as untie when Kite died. Mrs. Mph;ll sent fur the defendant about a fortnight he fore she died. The decedent sat doten on hey bed.ide, she said I am very uneasy; I feat you will treat my daughter as you have many others before. He said, 1 will neither Leave her nor slight her. She said sbe was then satisfied: and he went away after remaining there about half an hoar. Uefendantcontioued Ids visits to Miss Edgehill. Witness heard defendant say to Miss filgehill, in the bar, get your self ready to he married on the 10th of August. She did 'make prepatatione. She beard Miss Edgebill say to de-1 Pendent, the 10th August is on a Saturday. The defend ant then pit off the marriage to a Monday., Witness saw defendant in February, and said to him, that Miss Edgeltill was in the family way. He said, was that so? she saswered that she wag, evalbe-eaglelled - bylllllt — Wttu 1118.—Witneis has beep acquainted with the family of the Edgehills.—Witness had had two children, but never bad the happiness of being married.—(A laugh, in which the witness joined.) The courtship was carried oo in the .bar very much. When ovitness told defendant that Miss Edgehill was pregnant, he said she should never want. John Hawkins examined by Mr. CARTER.—Was the part ner of the defendant. Witness has gone with him to Mi•s Edgebill's father's. He has seen him treat her Sometimes very well, and sometimes very ill. He has sad to her, she had believed so and so, but she denied she had. Witness has asked him why he should treat the poor girl so." Oh !" said lie, " the more 1 use her so, the more fund she is." (A laugh.) Thos. Court stated that Mary E Igebill and the defendant once met at his house. He behaved is a lover io her, or some-. thing of that sort —(.l laugh.) This was the case on the part of the plaintiff. Mr. ADAM addressed the Jury on behalf of the defen last. If the defendant the ight that his conduct on this occasion would be attempted to be justified before the Jurv, he had certainly applied to the wrong person to do so., His rondtivt was anioubtedly highly culpahlo, but it was fur the Jury to say whether the injury was of such a nature as to en• title t'.e plaintiff to heavy damages. The Liarned Oen tien►an commented on the evidence with much ingenuity. Mr. Justice Beal' summed up the evidence in his usual clear and comprehensive manner. • The Jury, after con• tilting for a few• minutes, returned AI verdict for the plaintiff—Datnages, Five Hundred Pounds. LIMERICK ASSIZES. CITY COL:RT.-WEDNESDAY, JOLT 30. ATTCMPI TO DEFRALTDIN INSURANCE COM- James 111«ekteell and Margaret Tuohy stood' indicted for intending to defraud the West of Ktigland Life Insure ance Company, by conspiring• with one Joseph Tuohy, to represent ta *aid Company that Ellen Slattery was in good health, when the said Joseph Tuohy proposed to affect an insurance on her life for 3001. by Margaret Tuohy, his wife, personating the raid Ellen, her sister, who was at the period in a bad state of health. There were seven counts in the indictment. Mr. O'Longhlin, on the part of the prosecution. opened the indictments, and Mr. O'Connell stated the case. John Pierce, exam'ned by Mr. Jackson.—ls Agent to the West of England Insurance Company since Ittl9, for Limerick ; Mr. Lewis is Secretary, and resides at Exeter, in England ; knows Joseph Tuohy and James Blackwell ; Tuohy made application, January last to insure the life of his sister-in law, Ellen Slattery; he thanked Tuohy fir giving a preference to the Office, and called It's son, B ii liam Piercy, and desired him to prepare the usual docu ments; Tuohy went into the inner ()thee with witness's son, and witness left the office on other business. Cross-examined by Mr. Waggett.—Witness can't tell of how many persons the Insurance Company consist; are re cogniseil by Act of Parliament under the name of the West of England Fire and Life I nsur ince Company; knows no other name or addition; knows Blackwell some time, and bad the highest opinion of him ; was astonished to hear of his being concerned in this transaction; insured some per sons in gaol ; visited them there ; got every facility and information, and found it invariably correct. iYilliam Piercy, examined by Mr. O'Loughlin. —is son to the last witness, and Agent with him ; knows Joseph Tuohy; came to witness's office to get the life of Ellen Slattery insured; Tuohy signed the usual declaration; asked him who was the physician most intimate with Slat tery's family, and replied that Dr. Carey was ; witness went to the gaol to see Dr, Carey and get a certificate from him; Ellen Slattery did not appear; Tuohy said that she would not appear at the office—that she was a good life, only 22 years of ate, and that witness could see her any day he wished, either at her father's house, or at his (Tuohy'a) lodgings ; went to Tuohy's lodgings on the 20th January, and saw him there; a person was introduced by Tuohy as Miss Slattery, who was to be insured ; never saw her before; identifies Mrs. Tuohy (one of the traversers) as the person who was so introduced to him as Miss Slavery; has no doubt of her identity; conversed with her for a few minutes, and was satisfied by her answers ; heard her self say in April that she was Mrs. 'Tuohy; went to gaol in consequence of what Tuohy said, and saw Blackwell, who told him where Doctor Carey's room was ; Tuohy came into it about three minutes before witness left it; had no conversation with Blackwell at that time; dues not know if Blackwell knew what business took witnesa to the gaol ; recognised Mrs. Tuohy in the street afterwards, and heard that Ellen Slattery was dead at the time ; went to Tuohy's lodgings ;o make inquiries in April, and was toll by a girl tbat he was at Kilkee; asked for Mrs. Tuohy and did not see her; went with Dr. Carey to• Michael Slattery's to see her, and asked for Mrs. Tuohy ; was told she was not within; saw Mrs. Tuohy in the hall coming fro n the back of the house; she taw witness and Dr. Carey; Dr. Carey asked her if Mr. Tuohy was at home, and she answered that he was not; he (Dr. Carey) then asked her if she wag Mrs. Tualey, and she said she was; a policy of insurance was effected for 3001. Crass-examined . by Mr. Waggett.—Witness is one of the azents for the Company in Limerick ; is as particular now as formerly ; has nut the paper now he wrote on in the in. side orrice; it was sent to Exeter ; Tuohy came to witness' on the thlslanuary, and on that day (Jr. Carey was coastilt• ed ; is certain that a lady Was introduced to Dr. Carey, either on the Ist or 21 January ; heard that Ellen Slattery died in a month ; suspected that he was then going to be taken in ; gut the policy in February, but returned it to England ; knew Slattery, but did nut -know how many llungh.ers he bad ; knows he hots two dathebters ; never saw Ellen Slattery t his knowledge; Blackwell always had a goad character. Joseph K. Carey. examined by Mr. O'Connell.—Kecol bets Illackwell's application to witness •on the part of 'Tuohy f he (Blarkwell) said that Tuohy wanted a certificate to get his sister-in=aw, Ellen Slattery, insured; told him that he should see Miss Slattery, as be could not give a cer• . r,; '~~_ • ••••• - •. • -, • • J - : 7 . ••,. •• a .. . . , • " , 1. ' Pala SEVEN MG tificate unless he saw her; is crash' that Meek Well acid his (Tuohy'.) sinter-ia-law,..anet strati introduce to him nextdayai strong healthy girl who wanted 6 nothing but a itabeasl; introducep her saws day itsahediately after the Conversation ; identifies the traverser (Mrs. Tuohy) who was i n troduced by War-kw/ell as Miss Shotery; sai d when . he so introduced her that she was Miss Slattery ; felt her • pulse; asked for her lathe, whom be bad long dealingi.. withfaddressed her as Miss Slattery, and she answered him accordingly; inquired after her health. as he knew she bad a sister wbo,died of decline ; the traverser, Mrs. Tuohy, gave him no, reason to think that she was not Miss Slattery; was able to give a certificate from that 'inspection ; peer: , !yoke so Tuohy until after be kiss the certificate ; Tuohy . was h-t present daring the interview ; aid not then knee, him; Blackwell ildrodured Tuohy toavitness two or thrais days after; saw Mrs. Tuohy in her father's house after. wards ; she came frogs the back of the bons* isms the/ball p • mated I;er was she net Mrs. 'Tuohy; she said yes; enquiry( for her intshandi she said he was not at home; be (mime's') and Mr..Piercy then retired. Cross-examined by Mr. Wiggettl—Witnesa was a pr i weer in January; got out under the Insolvent Act; gui out of prison four times with in a year and a half; built somef slate houses; a commission of bankruptcy issued against hirri in 1820; his brother is assignee; he lent witness money, and was his agent in superintending the buildings; wh ose's agreed to give hint a sal ery'of feisty guineas a year ; never made a dividend ; coenmiesien issued in 1823; no occa sion for certificate •, hr (witness) is to pay all fair deles; e fit ness was persecuted ; a frien l asked feint if lie (isitnets) had written an anonyniotts letter; does of recollect having written one; is not in the habit of doing so ; canned recollect having written one ; never wrote to Insurance Companies • except on business ; ea: not recollect whether it was sworn to ; recollects one Frewen that died ; knows Mr. Wards in t! Irish Town ; one George Frewen took hint there to sat Mr. Thomas Frewen ; he (Frown) was then in pod health; can't say how soon after he died ; heard he del in fourteen days after he (witness) gave the certificate ; can't say he (Frewen) was deal when witness counter manded certificate; gets fees fur signing certificates; got nothing in Slattery's case; cot a pound or a guinea ci torestan's case from George Preis-en; signed hundreds e' certificates for Insurances ; lcnew Shaughnessy, an Ap - thecary ; three or cone doctors a tended him ; can't say bow many certified for him ; witness signed a certificate for .Shaughnessy when he was in good health; lhaugh nessy had occasion for witness before his death ; did no‘ know Tuohy at first, nor before Illy kwell tol I Lim he wanted a certificate, nor for three or firm dais after; firs: ver saw him in his room in the gaol to ktiaiv him Until then ; Pierey did see witness before Blackwell bat . seen h' ; recollocts seeing Tuohy ; don't recollect ing Tuohy to sue for the Insurance money; neverdestrel him; never was charged by any a2ents of having franda• lenity given certificates; would punish any person that woelel charge him with it; was eleceivethinFrewen's ease ; used every effort to counteract it ; did not know Tuohy. before the Insurance was done ; nor was he ; to witnces'a knowledge, ever in the room; did not kno.v Tuohy waa married•to Slattery's daughter until witness was informed of it by Blackwell. William O'Connell, examined by Mr. Jackeon.-d•Rhowg Tuohy ; was employed in Mr. Sesyth's olive ; knows tra verser, Blackwell ; 'Tuohy was latterly D.;puty•Cleris of the Peace in Mr. Smyth's office; knows Slattery; the females traverser is his daughter, and the wife of '!'nobs; saw Blackwell at Slattery's house; met him there only once, on. the wedding night; Tuohy was married to Miss Slattery; Ellen Slattery was there; it is about a rear and a half ago ;. Blackwell resided in Bow-lane; Slattery lived at the Square; Tuohy lived with his father in Old Clare-street, and afterwards in lodgings at Mr. Lacy's, in Braid-street ; Clerk of the Peace's other was next door to Blackwell's; Blackwell appeared to be intimate with Slattery at that time ' • saw Blackwell at Tuohy's last January, but did not see hint for six months before that : saw Ttiolty and hiq' wife often at Blackwell's; a great intimacy subsisted be. preen them before last January; witness has no doubt of• that intimacy; ssw Miss Ellen Slattery at the'weelding.' and knew her before then; did not see her in January; sate her at Christmas; site appeared rather delicate in De.: cember ; she looked delicate at the time of the wedding; looked as well the last time as at the time of the weddine ; • did not look like a blooming girl ; did nat see her °flea between the time of the wedding and Derainber ; she died.' in March last; did not see her since December; never saw her out since; does not know a hat complaint she died of. . Cross-examined by Mr. Waggett.—Knows Mrs. Tao' r' about a year and a half; she is about twenty years of ace does not know if Ellen was older; saw her at the wedding, but not often until December ; saw her then at a party. where she danced, and the company remained until late. The witness reexamined by Mr. Jackson.—Blarkwelt and Mr. and Mrs. Tuohy were at tiM dance; Blackwell and.' Mrs. Tuohy danced ; not quadrilles. Doctor Geary, rssmined by Mr. O'Longlilin.—Wit r can't say he attended Ellen Slattery ; she and her ma ler called on bin last harvest; he told the mother that hAr 'laughter was in a consunip!ian ; sew her once in her own. bowie ; she was in the same way ; he told her mother Ws; she would nut recover. Crosi•examined by Mr. IVaggett ....Did not know if one of the daughters died in August; does not know the Chris- flan name of the girl who was brought to him; she was far gone in consumption; the symptoms were so fixed as to leave Ito hope of her recovery, and he gave her up. Arthur D'Esterre, examined by Mr. O'Connell.—Witness is in the office of the Clerk of the Peace for the county succeeded Tuohy ; went to Slattery's house on the night of the 7th January last, to look for some books ; saw a persota . called Ellen Slattery in the kitchen ; it was ten o'cl irk at night; Messrs. Dames and Hobbs, of the police, were with witness; th; female they saw appeared in a very delicate state of health ; she sighed and in tamed. Cross-examined by Mr. Waggett.—Went with the police to search for the books ; made the search in as quiet a man ner as possible. James Morgan, examined by Mr. Jackson.—Witness is agent to the Royal Exchange Ass , trance Company in Lime rick ; recollects Mr. Lewis, the secretary of the West of. England Insurance Co•npany, having • been is Limerick. last May ; knew the traverser, Blackwell, in May ; went • •• • with Mr. Lewis to Blackwell ; previously suggested to Mr. Lewis, that aa Blackwell liehl a place of trust as.a public officer, iklyoulti be but fair to give him an opportunity to explain or vindicate himself before any proceedings were taken against him; witneassind.Mr. Lewis saw Blackwell; witness told Blackwell that Mr. Lewis came to Limerick in order to investigate the fraud which had been attempt-J.. and as he (Blachw,ell) appeared t 3 be seriously Implicated ' . in the transaction, Mr: Lewis came to hips for,explenatioo I' • Blackwell said that Use person he intros/ Aged to Dr. Carer •-• in the, gaol„, was Miss. Ellen Slittety, who eras a blooming. bouncing girt.;•theitoiria .. an eat to mplite .:11asemece at' wltnesis office.. ' - .• • • isV • Crosil-exhadoelbt. Mc . aggett.— grotto the Royal • Ekbange Asatiiiime Company ; cannot say whether the iVeat of England Company is go od or bad ; believes he may tekture to say that the Itoyal Exchange is a poi Company. A . re g od .. ~' -y. 3 - 7; • .4 .3 . '•e: T 0 THE CIA:It - h.—Notice is h«reby given, that the I. TENTHS OFFICE is removed front Garden Jourt, In the Temple, to Lincoln's Inn Chambers, in Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, where the Tenths (which be come thin at Christmas annually) are to be ;mid in future, and where daily attendance will lie given for receipt of the same, front the 7th of January to the last day of April in every year, holidays excepted.