The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-03 00:00:00

DEATH-or CAPT.IIN hi; with •i , lrere relict we have t rainaa , ee et , R -•• • Iv e, CA. la • motr•i drniti or Ibe callas,t Capt,,ta h.. ~,,, oI Our 11e.... lisathe r. is Pus kr, 1* eorm.rouriire (* . the Of ~ 11.7. wt>vr ° t ••••• 6 tCh hit•ly 'Malted in the C. 1:64.41; ()(1.:,f1. en, 11, ble helm ly h 4. r..r Isar tasty. been etrio eel an 1,111 int r (or r het of the parket M skit reasmioral dse to.m the "i P. , Fetes., ho• :Mb ell. Noy reisesimion Is us Earsro•e4 into mei 1 , 41. A; M. 1110 tO , h , e.eh we archappy to wt that alarm h.,. •..s,sl is it. hill emicia grm/motlie.4, sail war raisr-i het feel in o - oms %mai , , i . e use.cb.wb of the lar4vir loon 11 . .. hate in she heave "Gref whn.e Or WIN •actsiired ",•'" d"hal,:c hi . 4 lmtV. The lielaroy wit-deems the I/th s'i. Lai Split miry., ct neathvr, salt after the leo. sad ID.. baud.. aba art , - aryl o.rrbawd. , ie , firAltr the Slur* op she We.... and I. gwv, frilling is Witagerae, a breach of shay River. • :sprain I.lllllof bad avert sta. raw eremite with his packet Aurorae the above dreadful Rale-. I at. se... I .trut k ape., a reef ~ r..c kr or 11s4 w:.. in -Kell svausineas deylrr rival tfte Commie, pm..rw:er•. nod erevt, u pre ape, the p.•lul of 4 ossriae her, war* prov..l. filially a Amides guts of triad drove her from the reel. into Area wows. •fh • prop. sere JONI,. Owe!, ves stud rourisrae.l wail Ate yrrived sae us 111.1 r. 'eh. nt whit It rime the whole of 'beers. were etaarat,d wit:, site tastrue t►ev bad ■rderj..ae, DONNELLY', NAV,' PEST() to the MILLING WORLD. Io eoriaropyriire of some aspersion or doubts having ►►en I 6 •" 0 "•1 1 " 11 the cosmic, of the above Hero sf tM k IN, he b:s published the frllowsing dos 4 At s Sport mg Matt h for the browser of Greve's!. ns T"u a dos. lie 1.1 of Ay"), Dotinelly and Varier rpoi red. has D owl «soh an ;strides', be hopes She Publ., oil' statzt.o b-ra if he has too ;..atood the Geolleuten pr.-. at to ibeor e.sli-f.n•ou, but is au. b.s o ish •s to do. After the set.to sarro Moister and Suitor, the latter thought proper In r.•me reard nil th.;141:;" *u.. rm. and AlenDoraell% to particu lar. f..r '.IN. or lot•l. sr:.‘ being west« hat a Arno ger. eid hot sato.. (-route to wooer toe rho... Oleos, until he Omuta! ron•elt ht. hired; in this roomer% snit its Irelohtt a hut i.e has ihal rt. rideree is hi. h tqs here mai their. that the% sill hur► hi a. Ile ilievitore begs leave So .a). that lir slid not tome over In Loglast I for site purpose of tit him!, ; boo ns it appear• to b.• the wi.b of the Geoilessieo to , to tr, hi. twi ll, be tog. 5r...,- fiii Carl 50 1.J1%. Otto hr sill light sin? nom iti ktuzlood of his wetght, Irmo 1(0 'lle -.OP. --•; I) tied 1..5. IA day of Avail, tioNNrt.t.Y.- Tile -sok.. weir mile ••••••11 ton Frl.l melt at Ti,,,.,` for IQI Ottawa% turtle. aid a seriplia“ punx 41% tut. Pil,:111-11C lab, for Ilse grand ef.nle.i between Curler tool t 0 1:11..e ;goer tot She lib of Ma,, the sated , liig rhal itsed .41 sin I M,rain rowend. A No .le Lout ha, It% buds Caller marl 1(amI4,11. wbo are bosh aimed u i..e wow e.s I awl 1 to I• the torrent belliae. Two ben roatcbes ..rte nko Made for Ote .lotic, for 3.g. era?, bet ores. aud the Votk• ift:te (ipoo $ sod Reynold...kW Ali ba the lodcaer, for 25 gui ur..% The inh3s;tants of the fle)market hose had fre. goon? Meetings to remove the ',id market le the top of l'ortiand.road, leading to Itsmi.stead and (licit. gve; a P.titiou to that effect hes been agreed to, and too doubt the noi-ance sell! be removed. A man and his wife. name,' Cross, living in Red. 111"-ctior's Minoti•., being ebveut from hunts yes , le•,ing She hoot* only a young child, about five 'ears o!tl, a well•drrssed female came in, en. quiring of the child for its parents; finding, by the simile answer of toe child they were out, she amused it with some trifling presents, end iu the mess, time contrived to take aos►, a hos from a table in the room, contsining sit silver spoons and four one. pound noes. with which she 4ot oft oodiscumori. Roancivr BY A SSW Eir.—Oto Thursday morning last, a sweep (or a y oath disguised in a sweep's dress) went to the boas. of Alesander (:old•mid, Esq. at Clapharnsrise, and being let into the kitchen by a fa. male servant, be told bar that he Ives seat by son, the mister sweep, to ask when it would be con. veoient for Mr.Goldsesid to bare his chiesoeys swept. The set /tint said she would go up stairs and mike tt.e tempi. y or 11. e hnusekerp►r, and eluting her absence' from rile kitchen, the sweep corrited.uff a large silver milk elver, Alit in•i Ic, value 151. Yr.trrdsy • man calling himself by the name. of M'ritte, bet sust.ected not to be of that slime, ender. went an elimination befr re Mr. Clam% at B o w. street Otfice, for the second lime, ou a charge of *t iering a coonterfeit half-crown. but wu aboet to Ite eii,charged, when Adhins, the rarer, recognised bier es being in utterer of forged Ilank•uutes, cud other r•ffence•. Ile is suspected of committing various frseds, in conjunction with a moo of the name of Sinitb, by means of getting possession of houses, each of them being the lodger, or iou•ekeeper, as the car comstai,ces 'squired, to enable them In get possession of property, and in these irissactions his wife fre quent', assisted. To ellect these depredations, notes ate fabricated, and other stratagems resorted tn. Yesterday morning, shout half•past eight o'clock, • buy named Ambrose Richard:ult. employed its th e p re esing.ruem of I. .lint. on Tower-hill, while working at the piess in stamping the dollars (*bids press is worked by a steam.engine cf twenty. botse poser), by sume mean. his Lead canto Wire's) the fly of the pines and the stop, and the fly, whirls weighs en immense wei4l.t, springing roam), ssr•ck Lim no the Si,:. of the bead, and dissbeil it laterally to pieces. Ile was caroled to Aldgate wotkbou►e quite dead : he had only been in tie situation a week. On Monday morning last J. Paton, a youth, .tears of age, son of a poor old fibber at Usan, ut l..co".and, was lost it sea 'boat four miles off that village. lie was, in company with his brother and three pilots, to bring back the boat, after putting ' men on board of dilierent ls bound for ruse; and bad left the last man on board of a smirk, mod swung away with a rope fast to the vessel, whets she boat war suddenly polled to one ride, filled with water, and the yneng roan was theta plunged into a watery grave, as no assistance/mild be rendered him, trim the velocity with which the vessel was sailing. .1 he elder brother was listed by promptly lashing him self to the boat. An unfortunate accident occurred on Wednesdav week at the Liun of Campsie, the principal WI o n rose river Tay. This fall tnty be passed with a boat I Wet', when the water is low ; to attempt it when *tie river is any way swelled is certain destructiet.— •-..me person tatting had occasion to bring droll, a raft r f timber, had envgerl some fishermen to !sup h•iti over this dill/01011S (41. Instead of draggin she beat over the omt, as the practice when the riser is high, the party, crisisistiog. it is sa.d, of three versens, ventured to go down ti e fail, when the boat insiont'y selosped, and two of the persons immedi ately di:apparel, in the treureitilous whirlpool below 11:. fell. Thr third afterward, got hold of the boat, tiro; clung to it till he was taken nut at an Ward at the foot of the pool. It is probable that the bodies of the too met, who are lost are eagulphed in the dieariful whirlpool. as we understand they have not se' been frond. fl.c name of out of dew is 31e;i:., the elLl•t I: gees. • - • - I/01011AM .ISa I: Ej. --ots..- - Rdbert Boss eat, indicted for en ostler., with an intent to commit a rape, ou liactu.h Bout e, at Elision, in the county of Saws. Mr. Lo, s. add/aged the Jury by a.atisig the cast. Hannah Boort., au interesting little gut, abort eight years add, was first called. On Sunday after. noon, the 17th of Jxneary, sti► went to Easideen Chapel; when she left the Chapel, she went to the pablic.buirse fur beer for her father, in a titres's; she left the pablic.hoome with the beer ; it is sheet two ,miles from the public.honse In he r f at h er ' s; went along the read down the fields; met the Prisoner near Faiston.mill, about a quarter of • mile frem 1 her fother's hone; uo house 111 M; it was on the road, in an open place; It was not dark ; be was en horseback; gate sere the Prisoner is the man; be was birdieing and riding round her, sad tried to ride over her; she said, if he would let her pea, she would give bias all the beer she had in her can; he said, " damn the beer, I'll kick that I sod the kettle too to hell ;" got off his horse, and asked where she wea going, she said she was going home; be said, " Come along with me, I want to i see about you ;" " I cried and screamed for him to ' let me go home; he flung roe ender the hedge, and told me to lie there while he did his horse ep ; I got up and ran •way, and be ton after me and caeghi j me, and swore if I made any noise, or any to do, be woeld kill me. He threw me o n the groan lom I my back, and pet his heed on at) mouth and stopped my breath; after straggling for some time I got op (again and run sway, arid he caught me spin end threw me in the hedge; be swore woad have his re. 'rile of me before I went home. He had me in this ! sitestion fuser hour: and a tilde mere. bly father was then coming along, and I ',appose he saw hies. Ile raid, " itou d—d little bitch, go along hom..."— A tier I got op be tore my bonnet off my head, end : c.rried it away. I know it was four hours, for when I got home it was slier • o'clock. I went horn. !my mother was in bed aria heard me crying, and called me up stairs; I went to her, and oh.. naked Me what was the mallet, I told her I had been M used by a soldier. I told her he had kept we there so long, and gave her an account of all that he had beau doing. I base been very iil ever since. To questions by the Judge.—lt was near fire , o'clock when I met him ; had nut seen him before, but w hen I went to Ilailsliam I knew him again di mity b) his dress ; I should hale known bin, if be had n!her clothe+, by his face. Jsne Ilayllar, the mother, was examined; as was Chitties liayllar, husband to the child's mother, who examined the place where the horse had been stand. ing and was tied up. 1 . _ _ I Prisoner's Defenee.—" I hate been stalkeed on ' the coast IS muntla, in detecting smugglers, and has always bad the 11801 e of being strict is looking after them; and lam positive Hayllar is one of them. 1 sin or/tan, in my ow• breast, it is a made up thing against me." The icons, in a eery impartial sower, summed op lb* whole of the ease to the Jury sills greet mi nuteness, who retereed a verdict of Guilty—Tiro scars' imprisonment in Horsham Jail. PIG►OY MATCU —A match for a tom of thirty guineas, a sweepstakes, between Messrs. Hollis, Smith, and Geom., tonic place on Thursday an Chohham Common, at II birds each. M. George woo the stoke, by killing 10 hirds. Messrs. Huila and Smith k•lled nine aid sesta. Esc sl.o FKOSI StLf•OLITRUCTIOY.—YeeIerday of. iffllooll, • decent looking young woman, the wife of a coal-heaver, of the name of Goodenough, residing in Milford-lane, sear the New Cbarrh, Strand, threw herself over the parapet of Waterloo Bridge, on the aide seat Sumerset•house, into aM river, a depth of about 50 feet, at the lime the tide was run ning fast up; fortunately • waierman was rowing near the spot, who immediately west to her assist ance, •nd rescued her from her perilous situation, took her into his boat, and rowed her *shout, with. out sustaining ■ny material injury, eacept • severe ducking. The reason she •.signed for committing the rash set was, that she and her husband bad had some words. A SHARP Cutrowtit.—On Thursday evening last, a fell. w of decent appearance called at llso house of Mr. Hill. the Ship Tavern, Charing• , and with the utmost impudence called for a class of ale, and something to eat ; every article eimresury for such an order was immediately brought him. A Gentleman sitting in the same room was ted to suspect, from we. lions circumstances, that the fellow was not hottest, and intimated his so•picit as in the proprietor (Mr. 11111), on which Clements, an , sfEcer was sent for. On his arrival he found him sneaking out of the place, upon which he was stril•Nd, and seemed much hurt on a search being pruposrd ; on searching him the ale glass was found scrapped op in a rag in his hal, and setotal large knifes were concealed in his amall. clothes, some of Wiskil belonged to Mr. 11;11. Ile was taken to Bow.stit et and committed for trial. lle gave his name, Bui/Ing. Fits.—Weilnesclay night, betwen nine and ten o'clock, s lire broke out in the stables of Mr. Harri son, in Foley-place. which raged with great violence. threaterriv4 destruct: or to several houses behind the Mews. On the arrival of engines, the dames were subdued, after destroying the stables, together whir a quantity of corn, hay, and straw. Several Gov , hots.% were fntnnatrly got not in safety. A few das a ..111(14 Mr. J. Cunningham, w , Kilbride, ran tan miles in nineminalcs; he nest un dertook to run toents 'one miles in three hours, which he et complished in two hours and forty•apv.is minutes. Ile ran the the whole distance barefouiel. On IVedorsday etenrog, as Mr. Singleton, of \lrard•strpet, Wator.larie, was returning in town from Fontscray, sod basing °merlon to call at Black heath on Lis way hump, I.e ell; stopped near the end f the lane leading out of the M.idstoner.road, by t, see fellow•, two of whom had on sailors' jrcsets. s Lc h es• 'heir audacity in day -I.ght, and where the snarl is public. One of Item placed himself at the heal of she ht.rse, and the others robbed Mr. S. of his w•tci,, and 41. 10s. in money. They neat took a boodle from the head of the rhake, cat the hew from the Larne,•, and mode off metro., the ti f td s . threatewns Shi)Ut Mr. Si; &ton if hr atternintd to fulloo. '!':'£ S ESMAY: SURREY ASSIZES. —ono— I.INGSTON. Aran. 2. MUNI/FM. Robert fleas wos pee la else Mr nit astireing, charged with the wiltil oseireer of . Lars Ana Albert, a little girl, brisern four sod gee ,e ~. ..141. tie the 1611 of Oenher lad, is 3 i• G. ormostgelds. h. noting her throat w iik a noe.kerfe. The meal of this i ra• est ised maternal borers,, and astrathed em mime trawl...at 5... ratty boor of the martian so gain admit. non tone Casa:. Its t mit eripeareemirtb of the amities throug cased dad sercese.ritlso. u. 'I he rerrenswai re. of leas shiest it transaction liming hero ft:ily laid before the Publics so the pabl.raiim of the esroser'S 11 .4 2 ri1, ii to nos .'w o. rsuary wean, ion muck desalt. The filawss Wit, bserelrele a e the leading cirennotautes of the nor : — lda Fissile, • weiorgs, t . • hick day of October lass, Iwtwresi ear had :t.Well o• C1 , C14,111 ; - r:••••111-,, who on a a each 4:weaver, a est, as he had hern in the h .list of doing, to wish the maker of else eti:4l, win lite. war I:ee lileitlitest IL.:•1 Cselle, at, lieurge—iields, mid he min.t him tof take ha ; while he en- sane hr burped and played ouch the rb,IJ seta telt.elll sit or seven, okra he weal away with Ik'. Albert's brother, Wil liams. with sheen 16.• was ialiseentely ....araided, aid had bes • fellosempl.reblice r . They proreeded as tor as the °helot' o hen they reports. tl, sad the Prisoner reauroeil, soul took the child nines emu hi. lisp. and pet his laid is his p ekes en gee some hatlfpci.re, se. I raid be aimed go aid My s.ser apples for his lint. Mar) ; -.••• Shea t....k the child up to hi• arms, :.rd yoked her it she is ai Imre an apple, and anus on b. eer C og sir- . Ss, each ..... v.• 1... es lure me I Ds you kens mks I aro! -te. Ile the* mew c•••• • Oh the child, lies bring alarm r oh•r latig, and the asother fee •.• . alarmed, went me I • see after sh• to, hed e. goant hits • coon sour the Mose. the met the child. who reeled lownies a. r. and wt he. taking her in her arm Ilse blood gusticit f.O n bor 'house. and site child /gossiped as if she erns rt swlialt t . Starr.4l was snit ter, bel A...client were fraisless, ad i•s a to , an hoar is diet The Premier wamtered shoal for Mitre or fur ilass.maJ ultiosegh ever. doligerwe onsistea I. bun i.e.. A was as... re, Isl. At •englb, ua the mooing of Teesdas tun...ne t at abate live ...clark, he rapped at the dour tie the wank. house of tic. Awes?... Ilidbote, and tithe bit worse Isar Drone, awl ohne he a - Ili, inordereromed be sea of course creators, and ~ .ken 1.. Gamin osesert Compeer. Mn. Mary Albert. lie essalser itt the title go I. wan e maim ed In ...anvil tit the shave statesent. Whoa .he beheld the Poising., at thr bat •he t ant issto an li..reric seri as. if humor. and it a• fara Is eg time incapable of Kith., her esteem,, awe' tise a.,, retuned by a d-oel id lean The rtie.e..cr seemed esidetitly Akron: !•s• Ilse agony in which tor appeared so be.— On her csoss-esamisseiton, she mot, a tee, (amenable repre sentation .4 slur ......per nod di". se i.ui of the Poisoner. raid slim Mr was more wets fated of children. nod particaleals sit She nut nom!, isif.eite wit • laid but her Ire by hit art. Ors the ree..eng is Stlertiell, she observed the Prmner to be very aura.. la his mi .41. on acromai of hie want of employeetee, hat he spoke its a ramrod ant solletted wiener. Mr.. Sarah William, the mother of she 144 re iir.res, an her rim reami , •4ll.o, described site conduct of the 1 1 ,1.6,1• Ci, on the et. new en question, as initiative of nn eueast in•ad, ari.- tee Cr..,. hi. mansard cimnstatires. fiLe gate the Promo r ifie highest .blearier fur kiadoess su her graudsdnughter, and said ant he had always beer on the most flieadly err... Welk her fessils. Joseph Williams. the blether of Mrs. Albert. deposed to the eircometances cumecied wish she above mishap of the rase.— On loserests-esanainalitto, lie maid he had hero fellsov•apprrn lice with the Primmer, um had always monocled himself in the mw tumidly manner toward- him and Ms family. Witness and ihe Prisoner had lodged needier far a long linos e he Mew the Promer am isehappy in his mind on aerosol ni a yoone ...man win ohm. in kept compaay. whose linker had turbid den ion leaner outer. h ut-r • , Joo•ph Mya I. the watch boase.kermo of the perish of St. Amino. Mathias., proved. that earl as the essning el Ilse ?Ws .1, Or tot... f , else litioner MIFF himself to yowler at the usoch-home. Ile appraml in a state of great agitation, viatica east he bad been induced to invader himself, la roar nuence of his Mang heard a memos at the Tabermele, in Slner.fields: that he bad wandered about ever since he had cnusmicicd the horrid deed, nod was unable to hold out my loner. The Primer was afterwards taken to Giltsper-street • Compeer, alo re hr begged he might be allowed a Bible.— I 'I he eaten.. dears,asios of the Prisoner's dreseamer at She • womb home was aruugly indicative of remorse, bet of sound i iuiclli.rt. Joel, May, a Pulite Officer of esion.kall, proved that he' restated Ike Primstwr frost Giltsper-stieet Compeer. nod. by ; the darting of She Magistrate of Unnonnll, took him on the : Pik of Iles before eke Carmee's lemeed. which was thee nil_ slug on she body of the deceased child. Ist bra they gat to She place of 111 l ire. the Prisower requested he meek will the II ih sews is private t and being left afase. a MOM, al the Prionet's i r-quest, nut dos n tee lullowiag slantwise I. verities, as he , gave it in k • wan • mit:— ! si Oa Friday i mating last I met a poem man Gamed Joseph . William, iss ob whom I bad laisg bees ottimair. at Mm. Al- I here. house. Jingoes court, sle . 1 hantr• sorer I bad long been : acquainted with a sumg woman mated SWIM Lusgsesu, daughter of Mn. 1.. at the limpet. Cherrloroo. .t {draw; orgy : alleceion tor her 4a• exiseinely great; I had for sumo. tone cotrespooded was her. A disposer anhappi:y arn•e; I wrote • to her rpm. she slaw et, expo. sing ay trete, at the ram Innate , rupture • de-cribed the very great regaiJ es hick I tairriniaest Issr her, implied her to restrict so a tesouritivioa.m.d brggeel dm, she roots write ate an early moon. She never implied Ise my Inner. lien talker called upon me, and vs oh/4 that the moor is ion slight be distinct/seed. I its se circuses ~es had I an indesctibablr eget t upon soy mists; ; I was inumerably us happy, as. incapable of atiendiag to any Monism, and Base myself mita, up so despoic. I endemoored in pre vail upon her to tearer the corms- pondeswe. I felt that 1 • could not be happy in this world a Wont her, and deter mind to trove h. Ihrstights of a dreadful description es . lend my mime, and mast have proceeded from the Devil. I felt that I skated leave the world to a Mate of happirima if s I noted eareder her, and determined in perFetrate she deed. I had been from 100 me two days, betimes Ohl I. in% rely brisk, sod on F today evening I called es. see Willis... at him. Al , hem's, tad we both ranee one together and walked in company •as fur as the Storey Theatre. We did cot go In ; I told Ulf. 1 liams nag I sitaleJ to see a (een;letaan in else Borough, and Amid go nal stay. We parsed. ace, I relented to Mrs. Al beret. Ater lathing in a very (Orwell se:s. @set a ill, the family I asked fur a lode, nod they, sephossue shot I a :sated :o cat some bread, gave me a eninkaife. I sash an opporianiiy of concealmg es ilnim.c.rierd in my pocket. I shortly slier . neat out wish the child se hey her some apples • whit h leaving ' done. I reward In thereon. A »dies thought came aver ' : my Mod. that if I murdered the child, who was inwocent, I , ; shouts, at commis so great a crime ao In murdering elnr..li Long- ' nine, who um older. tad a- I Marine& had sign to ante co fn.. ! Ina moment I polled the knife ass of my pocket. ;ail the child I dawn oat of eq arras, held her brad nick, aid eat her lisle 1 nine'. In In nonce I imagined that I was is. the midst i f , gaming Ste. and else room appeared to me like the nano. e of . ' licit. I ran assay, not Monism • here I west or shot I did; I trawlesed spool in a stale of dietraction maid • I mareadeted i myself op at the orsieh.h a a,..• i The Pi isomer. a bo,durieg the entry of the evidence above- • us esi ci o c e d, appeared a be is a kind of a•imir teapot, Moog , c Med loon f sr his d. User, Wen ly said, in a voila meaner, that ; he was slot guilty. I A germ eraser witnesses were thee examined on bit behalf so - breve a case amenity. Among 1111/lefo were, Jaime. lontiseme Me reliever riddle yawn( 11•00 a, IC, whom she Petro Cr bad been • anarbed ; George Coss, a a etch motioa maker; Ain Keys, 1 1.11:a I....aspbell. and Iberia Tyrrell, Fresno. 1101 likens the . Prisoner kid lodged; and eke tetideocy of their evidence was • to 41.1 a that she Pen...Hier, • fro weeks recently is. the anforee wile tratereeclins in virmion, hod hems lies) , said low—pinted. . to ran.eque•cr .:1' his saat of eninloyeseni, crud having hero . forbid the contiosnace of lab Orldrraw•• to .he 3 ova l / tweesia, ! Ms— traipses . - Ilse lA.* well , to the Jury ender eke Learned Judge's direr ' tiro.. ana Ihr PriasLer era. towed Moiety. alt. J est ice PARK promand sentence of death i• an intern. s teisof pallor it• ...motet, isad the Primmer was Marred NI el, ICCU( illll on MOWN, heal. ihrrio•E ilai. Isel an fit stage of the proceed. ngt, the P. iooser exhibited • maniac apathy to the desimbhal au aited li at, and lie was rem.. eti truss the Is -r in • slat, col 'mental alo;feerrliceo. non, .4. 11 Mi. n- Meld ni es. flow. no. .0 11 , . ef. k-b , hl. .11 low 1 °Ay of Jam. , 1.1(c.. o .n h!. f h.- .1 i. kined b;, osfe. flwo lel tise t obi. r•mio, an! af•rtvr,al. Cut ~Wei -11. r lawller.l onirif, 1 - ..1 a hide nrwr nine Want h the dr • inn. if rime ha.nr, and 1 r•nre If, hal b rn Iso 1., m..", 1111-.11 , C4 1,e;a141 to finarti•l a 1.11 ha • cu Murikr ! ..ellef .1 lisp.. •. 11 stce—'6 a ire Iris hrd her duap t .1w •,• .1 Mad ditfir stinhii it on pr.or •ke r LSI 11.1. d. awl dad 14i0 a 11.4 hr •11.41. 1.. r Ns. 4.11' .11411 Nl4ll illrtletren4. .11.• kart. 4•11.1.4•44. 4tit 1.4.41 hee In giSr him in glint-re, 1..14., ▪ •. 1.4r1 Mita I, dr fact. 0,1 win 1..11 Ike lirior• On he* r,i, dor olio fn .4 If•••• he tense nip n ikr door. 1; a.. 'lt , 11 I Oa , art. Ent a der. Stir h.“ 1% iit tar iscirnard an. f .d On Ilse ann.., of Ow r..ohn. is ICLCI 41..3 Una is to.e. rl ht. Clef. Ili. ail.• had n•wa risfisetril 11••• work •, a • e.r d bd. in. mired, ai d the ware keener J.-L.l. si •0 Inn \lr. 1 44441g4.1 4 .4 •arginnn. sn•ff. 1110 firrenfed's abr. et r•ni rut in Nsr 4116.14 •I parer, 1410 r. • fh •.• • dpi , e. The .I.ii • , . i f.. I. aura 4...W.40 1,. g ,A..e.ed as s of 141. I i• at 111 r (Mtitc •i.•. I if. POLICE. M A Pfstolll- HOME —7'. Fitrgerold Ka. ( - bowel ai' Stealing Imes the fig.. .1 the Cork stud WHIP, iii liettnehditch, formal Rink-wates, II oshree spoons. a Rohl watch, and oilier wirier -- rbo erideod spigot the l'itustaer woo merely cosouontoatiol, and be was mesanded. Wit if...1:A1ii...-.Y•gterday a Collecting Clerk to Mr. Bramoell, a spirit-nierchaor, at Pimlico, was most to Tothill-fields 13iide•ell. ou • rhatge vf re eeiving mosey from publici“is, for which he did out acconot to his employer. Four Greenwich coachmen were dud 401. each, A for suffering their coaches to nand more than 15 m i minute, near the Admiralty. Bow-slow . esterday J. and IL G'arratt,were charged upon the Wino log evidente:—B. Beckwith deposed, that the Psis and he had been school fellows; awl a few days slice, he met them, when they told him they were going to sea, in nu East In. &wain. They slept together several nights.-- 6 On Thursday slight they si.ti.t tiether at the Nag's• bead, in Jaws street, Goemitioirden. Vomit's! y ?i:urigif , • John rose early, and omit down stairs, I•et :, corning, said lie had !est • 11. • vte during the night. cud some person must 'lle, hum in se - room. The witooss, alarmed at this, searched for his breerhes,which he had placed owlet his found them on the door, and a 51. Ewe Baok-note, and 13s. in silver, had been stolen foes the pocket. lie was shout to fetch so officer, ware Job's coo. fussed that he bud stolen the money. Ile said be i took the 51. note the first eight they slept together, and had laid it not in the purchase of clothes, for himself and lit brother; the shyer he look net on the 'fliorsday night; and told the story of letting a 11. note by way of demitasse. Witness had not missed the 51. mote until yesterday morning. Henry denied any knowledge of the robbery, sad said his brother told him, when be purchased the clothes, that his uncle, an opulent dealer, in Whitechspel, had given him the note for that pewee. Jobe said nothing.—Mr. Lisossz said, there sword no guilty Lime ledge on the pert of the eider brother; but be should detain both, until their friends could beep. pind of their situation, and they %ere remanded. MARKE7S. u‘nfting;F:. c•r:v.tre w erine4 Return--I Rutin. • Aram. 1. ti lu•ai, per loud 1,. to !1.. 10.. B. , per sioal 1:14. —d. so 10.. —4. Oat• . OU Ditto ..... —4. —4. to I'ea• it )e NI IVGATE AND LI ADENIIALL N 4 RK Ertl. (11% the t R.4.f Rd. to 4.. lid. 1 cal .... Ss. ed. in 74. N Mattel ... ft. td. to Ga. 4d. I Pntl4 Id. to Ga. *I Lnamb a. OJ. to Us. ud. PR ICI OF ./.10,4 Markel. 1.. 4J. Cl..rr Slarket t,,1 . Mrs kel 1.. :M. per .1. of !Oh. Average. TALLOW. T..aufa11.... 76a. 64. --a. Od. Trio.% Re...•:‘,9 , .. al --.4 W. 4118.1 e 41114 e titi.. IA —.. Od. 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