The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-01-01 00:00:00

IP M .174.terr._ r • • • Dyttmetei+. 7 4.4l.tem iv eking punt-nun, TAM Scitter arbd t(p_abiequintly appeared wai living in the aftuit4n with Dr. Clutterbuelt, p by Jtel . lir .. ~11!‘, . triZ*7 /1 /hiltrit i titit*itii:liAight fito YestfrAsY . . Is*i' l t rig liTkricifit'e, BIT: . Alderman 1/ladeal, iiiiTiiidr•' pOr Wilflatii rye, watchoian of Black. fri sr% who stated that while on h is ' duty between nine -•vend - ten o'elock on Mondey 'evening, be observed the i . iimisoner owe out from Dr. Clutterbuck's house with a 1-41iii.ket is hie hand. As the prisoner was not in livery be •-raid • not know him to be the Doctor's servant, and Ito , i • cordiepirstoppod• him and asked him what he had got. -•t :Ter-prisoner said coals ; 'he had just bought them, and -c , whertakink them - iniim to hit brother, who lived in the I ireitihkoniliood of Bride-lane. As, however, he knew , paaiorthis story to be false, he Considered it his duty to • tallithim in custody to the catch-posse. • 4eye prociared tharbasket, which contained about peck and a half, all Nepenthe. • - Dr. Clettei buck said *the prisoner had lived in his Or- , 1 4 vice about a month. 'Haled a very good charaeterarith • Mtn, hat he was afraid it was a false one. He hid' lent - liim net that evilisittireridl Mute books, and be bell rites that opportunity tb emnyey away the coals: . lbt • • eonld net, of course, identify the coals as his propeely, i• aor did he knew any thing of the basket which contain ' I Nathan. After such a eitemtudance he should certainly :relbelisrgo the prisoner Irian his service, but hi bad no F . 'lltielinatien so pones him further. .....!••••.Mr. Alderman Memel fithiegiesi, that, from this proof •• of .the pritioner's hisheme* 'Wasialt improbable that • other articids might turioalitltilaimissinga and he at .- eordingiprearanded tire PaisolieStill Thursday next, in order to Ilford Dr. Cititterblat in opportunity of making the-neeesetry•manaihaties mry. . ' This ins shapely ease • escoption which came paler the ague of Coa t , trate, at this ofSee, faZ gis ... yesterday. • • • 4 ' Bow.avaanw.lifesdayiNgittbitween mamma one .111 .01 14 1 . - 44 41109;i0entilesIntkr creasing Waterloo. krihge, they saw a wounapolins ing upon the balustrade et the bride:* .They cashed fotrd and caught hold ofierkhrees state moment eimillyposred to be about to .. predipitate herself inkt.die Thelma . Sb. immediately fell iota-violent hysterics, is which Mate she was convey. ed to the watchhouse of St. Marry.liairland.• Sim ma . used to lore dee maktiosaly throutiboatihe eight. ' see is her blew* •f teeedo was very miaowed. but : Rolwardi,thatiesetable of the watchhonse, contrived W . Imes bomber that dingiaiiradging at the home it Mr. .. • Life, N.. afthigleatift Milt, RI sekfriers. whom she MN aidmitain witesst. ' Slerarde went there alai feted the ...Ammon whim. with Mr. Leak he requested•te OCCOIII. • ". blur to the watchhomo Mr. Leale. 110V/riff rev ✓ obeereing , that lie knew nothing sheet her, for Allah h ad aerodrome bee,thargh she hid bees tire blur . - r . simaru te d b eam i el s b a r tis si mmedffien Tbeeens ber.m. s i t h asees he! a pa titni eleT a lr e ld h a ; Iv• iAss as ialselt• yesterday moveleg. Mr. Walker. a - i,' . . le •Deerylam.•-preleMed !WNW at the evik h seid lbegbed jeit beet Ismael' by the rWaterleirbridlp•of the eteasteree et dlasight . W . ' I be Olt Nest .441 iaterest•istlibeisallartfiedt. remiss dad. if the masstiklumeld 'pell0111411 ; ',1' her team be wssld *pigs/ Ind* tbipgaleitlia ' his ilk - . im•wbeid tre'lnewatdbili for her bases Phe Meg4strate c tibeelliatid be eiceitary. ' • ' -.4lll44karde tooteawd, sod Mr. it elke? took hot %oda.. Atielmea Vali& yesterday, Mr: Welke/Aid Ibises. . • stable ailetaded been the ilagliitratet whil the watch. Node eltirge.begb, I. Wilt the name eit Niihau, Al. dud wee entered ei tilit - etbe Waage *he lied attirastei id to drows•hemet 4 . 4 ,11tir MOO the arrembitneb - 4 1, bmillid blieviii;tisildr. Welber iddittlist Wald *OA U, he believed , racceodoi ti tiers iidititballtfdliebig • Wiwi *Valois bribe ***Waif di ,ke att a a )1041 . her fl(. , 11141(baredrilidib' eiliaaird;• . abd s ' 0 la Arteks of gratis If Iles' petlenosiViebil . ..0#1111111er; - Thi'' 1 tosyliblided`Ole kid itidfi . bpirl Mt tree. ""' like laid the mli'faiarnaMveli • 'Pr bitec it Ihll4 by a tridetwai e r g Omit ran ' • ly fe Rae Sawed. vibe bad slid* "ierirr:' She N Ids Skid Ise' lilleadq eight a 'lke mkalestiti ... Which reeked epee her sibWMaspletely iliktposie ' . mad ebeanddedy reselesespee Was, as end t Ilk- - ••111lie 1 141,t 1 S it Itikltseesoned itieheli apes' a i !Wile mimed be. • aMplikayi •-lpefilek the li titf t , , .ae abe fiat a. attalle,4l99l. at igribUff• __. : :1 •"• ..11e) .illill 3::: 3. tiejlvi . 4 ri . HALLO, At lierisallitete.ol44ll 6 / 4 0. died sleet•lsego Alta ,vemae_p2s c sad seadgebrd se a plealitirm N ' •filif ma stmts.' etelbs: aeltible addigedtleaf. Ibis elteakt bitlidetbardid ~ s piiihor so la..ppoai t.. t .be Winial . , nof agala 'aloosept 1,111, ,flot , • WWII, ar t vioaditakillf 4 lifle O tall !ye v o9o)Plite The • strattionmpßampted, :Mr . % .4ar apo,ilei baussigt, load Pkt.Pl is WI. .litsieffew ye. .v.is.r: r•l. ', A d 1... a . . i,• f • - Ideameaelitmormairroebigaibildlibdt, a ems ' ! - diem ti liessidihmweli' St. alliallai . 411113 •apPeored•yee= dir : - .11,44 tiferleatlim,•for Whig Ws- dales i apes, la theffeat diaper of psemagiirs. • . • • . -. I , &Mirth, atrevyor of paleselests i statoh, that be ha re 1 1 Peetealr•gbeis emits miler Renwick. that MC OM. • caelsrioners imolai Insist on Ids ?ladies prep*. deter stn .am the plea, bdt hedged ofsiblew Mali; ' kept all day open, leading aadantoadier'key•laskildiMlV teen* Maittiria's short 'time ago a madam Cell laid thly • median wed heath her thigh. •• Mr. It.inwick said it was impossible he meld ~•ft,,r , „Ai. ibeidsette; lutesi he were abetted is have it'atjami3, • inathaiMsgiorate told hies Ito ream 'set in doing mon. danger the lives of his. Majesty's subjoins. - Tim..'. •Arinirtitaiill Saturday tizt metals the abboalseie tbs . - ...•gesiiitlietiea Id the Cessatiesiodere. '!. • • i. 4 - 1;, :, ' •.“- Qualmi-Mvies.—Yesterday, Abrabithilleklikalf the lestebeste et St. Uporge's, Hatiover•Mitire,chdrelail RIM. Callas, irreipietabfeistater mild approteir, Melding , sitnitbasitridie, with' derperately assithltim and lie tag amog 'l in &elm liteintibn able dittyJned rMer • ht d Phial, he ergs 'Malt taking into • custody on his The watchman stated that kris on his post ne a r the, t - deed 4111 in Pethdine, about vo . o'clock to last Sant ` llnyl Morning, when he was addressed by a guidons.; who said be bad been in company with a tall fercialeorbo - bad robbed him, and be desired if be (the watchman) .'"deslo such a wohin, to step her. The gentleman then -t - ''' ' Iked'astay. and presently a female, answering the de. '• • • tot of the woman whom he daeritioaed, came op ; t.i l e - %chase looked in her face, and bid her a good • • •I n knefarrit.' She made use of very improper and vulgar ,i'leterifelaiiins, aid before he could seise her, the prisoner 1 "ttfillied . ripbsi him, knecked him down, broke hie lantern, l'itfi' nitile. Sm. and thin ran away ; the watchelan fa t '..lrrizeti lOC took him again, but could not detain him, . i . "Mal lista robbed bf his hat and money by the crowd ' _al le led collected. lie am beat severely. coi ler ileia declared, in the most positive manner, that or y word'epoken by the watchman was an absolute falsehood. The fact was, that he and his wife were out r et a'perik, and were returning home, when having or, ...mica to atop for a moment, she walked en before him ii.. till eke got to the watchman's box, and the latter, ad 's ,dtessing herin very indelicati l languttge, asked her to •Iletagne into his-box ; she would net answer him, and was .1 proceeding on, hut he followed her, and in a very rude •-canaasner, told her, unless she complied with his wishes he Yoltypilci take her to the watch-tioese. Mr. sullen was . • v: . , ring on Awe his wife, and bearing the watchman . -.4.44. invult her, he ecoostnlated, but the watchman, • Iseing %qr. ir:.:.!;, !...'z• •1 Lim by olge culler," drising his :~T~'~~+cr~-~' knuckles into. hie 111/1101. 1 0 11, PN 00/601 him "e r the bead wills his fanthom 011 4 be broke it all to piecei. Mr. Cullen begged of him to take him to the watch house or to let him go, but he would do neither, and.ihr other watchman who came up oil bearing the ran sprang, homing this watchman's character, would take him; they also refused taking the watchman, bs•, cause be was one of their own fraternity, and he (di.. fendant) had no other alternative but to fight away tI be extricated himself. ,ar ! Mrs. Callen confirdid the statement of her boilia. and four gentlemen who were passing at the dare, and saw the whole transaction, deposed to'the santellect. . The watchman bad no witnesses on his part. . . , s , The Magistrates, Mr. White and Mr. Haynsftit tt. pressed their indignation at the conduct of the watc man, and *Using Mr. Cullen to prosecute bum at ins. ensuing Sessions, they made an order for his suspensitt for a month. Mr..Hallen expressed his demeination to prosecute him: 1 .',! • - .1. : A 1 ' 1 I;ol4l4,lTexaT.—YeateiditY; pee. Roberts, aToilh ' WilSoU, Beery Meakios, Citifies loam, sot Henry Perkins, were brought before John Hardwick and Mat. Wyatt, Emirs., by Saab: Miller, the chief officer of this establishment. Miller stated, that, from private information be tee-! ceivtd, he went (in company with Griffiths, Freeman,' Foster, and Brown, of this Office) to the George public house, ielleorge Yard. Whitechaper, a receptacle for thieies both male and faults. Oe uterieg the boos., the tap room wee perceived foliar men and Weimr aof the worst decription; , the o ffi cers 'elected the four • Pri• sosers as the most notorious thieves, and brought them to this office. Miller stated Roberts to be a 'eschew, and one who convey s thieves **lights and other plane where essay people generally assemble, and wbehikeall driest (install)? of plunder is obtelned it Is wavered is this hackney mach. by which alt suspicion la avoided. , The other prieoeers bad all bees tried before. and MN Akio lad been transported. f liy Th were al committed to prisoein d e f au lt o f halt .. . , . .. Wiinsur:ssaasw.--Yesterdsy, Thomas Miles. jaw* cAle. Johe.Datie the younger, James Coleman. end •Wiiliam for a burglary I. the dwellieg lamas of p s itiDevie :elder, in Paradise raise. Lower Rend, Ga . sliegton; a Nath an Ghee, for vomiting s %amity ,e.wearksgepparel, the property of lankie Davie.shaten hie. Is ue pger.ises, andsralst a &Mop Mesita. ills. ibpbert B.vlll, gsq.,, the presedieg Mega , Mata. ,•-.. ' • • i • Cohn. who had be.. committed by John !inward, gab en s Amer oliyi hid sll.lotittsacs d lii• ice, the 3eticiiter. . ,,,,; ~• Taus Davis. asset*, 4sissons, boa alwed to v. widow* alibis largieey. and bo "Siam 'Men mambo's. oath* pail dem praispollsw • elk mated Obit he sew the printheer Cede :me Satordaili abbot • moth ago, wheel he sod Mills. is stead if shy thief Is Uric 010.8.905 Y. MAIM asked Cokes if he bad icfalse keys. hat Cakes mild be had nee& . /Om said; bed istscogml is ;pities three keys. The-seam mlght, a ,std the eritaese west te the.deist. alb, hove. at. . by 11 41‘ wb• kept walkiag to aij fro. .jiiii• carotid the &rot *tit tla false keys ; easel . tho Iritaosi 41 with b*- , _neY PtiMetattl op iiiirsokka4 iho" . ot *P firs 1 10 Pro. amt with as .kw : iini bnisb s . • .h. 144. &on Ninon ibajo leek. a goolikitig woo* ogrinf.., nm Mae*, ! Mai *got. MILAN* r . 4101 . 1 4 4, pi r i f e lit MTN. vre c ß ora 11.4 IL '. • Ifs,. loinib Eihis ingi . . c-nie• fa ,444 . which -thaMithott 4 , ,seetempiimt was partly correlate .by Wawa. dke sitastable. who NAP Me sad We 11 41 1 110 1 141 P ih• • migll4.loll an by Marmot 111111 ob . .** whillsterlei "Oh *Aft 1,1..414 ao ' ro 440. way10..4•14,. Filet ,kip. aresl4.o.l • - b4mpluti Iss-imiAlaile led IllftrAPW IP 01: 0 .40 1 1* . 1 f:ro 3". I ' -,:c!),iitzil , ..i 1 'Them napoi.nhlwin *Os* Voliewin. Miush; B;4ll4iiika:l3 i . • :l o g* :. ~ • Ron . , ohnitelso elisimigen • whoa shin lits.a• 1141.11.11.10 shop - vielinia* ..,,, ~,,cit. • 1.4 44 . . , 1 . 1 - ; 1 . . law., -We 'IMP lemataded till pplg ' gisotonnaltteill ler she Peso of.Gematitta se , pi) Oblala liptiatitlhem, • ~•*, tr : •. •,1 r 10: ru•i[it t•,• ~,..f..! I;i4Etirflp.s' v. , 01,, .. t •. * ' • • 1 i ' •, : , , ~ . . coßomits . .fflorgers,. . ..,,.i.,.: 13. „t , . . .. , r ' ...,....' Willelialsidoe wee t . ' • ' ' kiNris befell " 4 1,04 : 1. • . • • A. *tin, aged I* • '.. • '.. . . ' '• s. 4 1 7 ' "111Allilesoe; of No. K. *Mkt Qpitidiffeme, . Lineilit4 fie lields, deposallirsios ttitadiograt the 'of his fithey's boas., oa =44 evialog,'”dDoe. ' . S ?sleek, and saw the at the Mad. sad Lit t • MIN whekt of a cciaett la* . safgeing ever him. Ueda, neatly heard its the Lord Cbaocelke's l i :11441., NeVerd persona ft** after it,aad called b iluf e l 4 74 'the * is.. This ilikile ' ' lip., a ged ta t witness "I. t say alatfifek • . aar ea* was Weide .. , io ..t e - O r a. " ' , Wi Sam Road, i :'"llieldleala, saw the deedieod strugglio " sad fall bete* t*lieet, the earths at ,1111r * ''' ins plag it a brisk t h rtr V ows 'MSC' Minna th . istitief •, Carriage, which was I: 4lNd Wig towards Lisice 's fie i • and got ep to the 'Amman once, and • d s ' bilst stop. There were tier Penons eailiu o b to sto 1 ! e deceased was ta ist * Mr. Davis'eilopolsili ' ards conveyed to the : . PlisilOSl. • ' ' • • it,.. S. Chkes, of Greet Wild Strket, also witnessed the incident: • Witness wait fully convinced there was room enough for the carriage to page without running agaiast the deceased. The deceased seemed perfectly sober ;the 'carriage, le consequence ofpassing over deceased,had as ri wiaties trilf *abed on otse side. Witness h co ered *Delilah herself perfectly safe if sbe bad mood hi' tba same place as the deceased did, provided the trifeiage bid not *rum heumediately from the middle of w' litims Seger, of Maiglitie *chit, elite Market, said when the carriage went over the detested, several peo plet Called ottt,but the coachman, who Irked ronad, did not stop. Mr. Edward Turner, assistant to Mr. Davis, Chemist, 4432, Great Queen street, said the deceased was brought tato the shop in a very deplorable state, and sub*. gamily conveyed to Middlesex Hospital. There was a compound fracture on the deceased's right arm, and also on bis thigh. - James Penny saw the deceased lying on the road; there were a great many persons on each side of the road, who called for the coach to stop, but in witness's opi nion it did not go faster than usual. 11r, Wood, •House Surgeon of Middlesex Hospital stated that the deceased was brought on Mondayrse'n night, he had a compound fracture on the right arm, and on the thigh. Deceased survived until Friday last, when he died. The fractures of his limbs were the occasion of his death. Mr. Pepsin', from the Lord Chancellor, stated that he was desired by his Lordship to attend, and he begged to call the following tritn , as his Lordship wished to have the ease enquired into James Templetnan, servant to Mr. Lake, No. 32, Bur ton stree• Burton Crescent, stated he was riding on horseback in Great Queen Street, going towards Drury Lane, when he saw the carriage coming opposite, and ob d it pass over the deceased. Witness had been a Coachman, and in his opinion the carriage was not go ing at a quick rate, nor was there any fault whatever on which obr the part ofsheC a oachppr Ite,theee.ofie IN OPes strutted the wea l , ~. 1 Edwerd CcepaejiLlt 10041 . 4 114. 2 7! , • HoPres hp saw the 104,0**444.4AkfiMite VANit *MO* Henry ei . yir; the servant of the Lord Cheocellbit, wito was bellied Ale eaeriago at the time who) the ao cidelit .tobk plat% Woo lboat•beinie eeltudeseek whys'' The Ptirinieit'ssid t . leall's mitid was ode tip, mid ;ln they dieiewish taiilWarty nibrawriltint.4: - ' , . e ; i ,Alle_hifutkrtp,viejio the ! !S t land on their reinini,. the Coroner said, as they were satisfied with the erfl denee,sinil hod viewed• the holly, no doubt they web satisfied it was as-accident. They accordingly rained, -for upwards of as hour, at e llised their verdict of,-..!.. Ascidentel Death, through atltiusdrivlig of the' co •chman. , fs - The COronee remo nstrated 1014 b fififerettpeeting ! the intorio,priety of th eir verdict; if yintended t. 'Vettleadif,, vr?lipt. they should here trip! the evidence of the servant and coachman, who Were ready to be *ex amined, Out they las1(1 iotinaated to hip •they ifeFeee4 fled. and be amp/4411y did not .pereist in hearing Bah evidence. Doorentlemen. cordial/ell the Coroneroco eider further a your verdint, end .not injure a pooriallaT character for liar, who did. met wilfolly commit tho•mills ; They dil not, however, , wiele , to alter their when the Coroner milled Nolo' albeintien, who he was very sorry the accident laid ashen plait., certainly'sbould have polled op , If he had seen tbat*Ora his attention was directed tot eh cans and other yeller** 'before bins ; by yraciale golog, at tho,rate of five or oli 'wiles en bour t iod his Lord and Lady did not reitala him to drive at a ((nickel pate. 1-. The Cosec )s al, if Om I,2id Chancellor bad beep aware of the seteidePie lee wield j$ kays wished bins to drive off. but woald have ha, boom rmet i ii. 1 14 ." 4 waited in order that zhe that mg& . pit ,iv,bettert sap of inquiry.. • , .IThe Jury would soh lutoefeestalieiladialltdiel, ead • lima aceordially registered, ispenhei War to she veselanan. ' The Coroner add he 'sold Dever ;gap a *trig* swill he bed booed*, whole of time libMhiel; ithattit weepy from tin .to artery boats; oat y ilia b l ed 4 right 'babe beard, and Wftallf have been heOef a Woe** Cis siliga - Ws coachisee,reek s et, than lulu Owed * engiaa upon las edtaroclet for even. - Mr. Penam,gave shit awelsaters a most excellent els. •retaler Ibe old= Is twasiteadoes. previous to 'owteeiaff A. Lord: IDA sorvioi: son with Lard Owytlyr. and the Amber 'with Laid elloimentea, from both off drilees'helaa4 hada east illation character. • Mr. Nana then defrayed the *hole of the funeral expenses, and satis4e4 in ilwitilteasees, fin their tastable. sod intimated that *kilo slapitanate nano 144 be should here eejoyed a itio4soweaaaalty, .1I 4tliAt Also *applied the 'Meted feudally wit& ineetbaoo , 44. parted. _ ..• . 0.. , 7 lad • Tbie iiVlTOgattilrOMPtat giliflig be an. . A t ' l ' Oliiiith t li .• g . t . i&* " , sa i I* sot i * A ot. L• . 10 I. • r' t - ,-a.l 1. ~, t• r - 111 0 011, 1 . lr . . ; . .. 1' " r ' • . ' ktif T ' 11iae""4 1421 +94 111 IT 4 i . ' Ar . t ... 4 .'t !* - • API . ' _,...„..... ft!"* 6 .l4jr. . . w ho lies "" .• 1 fie , ' i, I üb* "Ile;adiv i `.' i 'th‘lophii • 3,1 , . ~ , 4 1 40.4. is ••• ' hilit a r t # • • shit' be bait taken "dpi it. ? '7 bother; liat ifthitillauldbik ~.. fe *leg: • is tejltit 'Kleine tbeikav Iv Si albWhieh wereialMiti . ti' 144. I Wore the*. •''''" l .','"' .--, ''' '''. '..'"'"? l , . The itiry vete if ilkeinnte' t . I l i. . e4 On t ti yr - weeded to melt* ,'• i ' 1 * " • ).• ":" Mrs,,Jobil • tb, .it tgO l ' •-' ' 1 On Solidity% . ,tbe ! •"Ar . " hub* is *it 1 1 !o •Mlar. . •* ': ' f • ' ' : - tit to sitab' sot k ", ii 'who wis fat asl e ep, Often 1 . - A f tl4. beimesediately got apt, pat alb alit able iikt+ . A. aaosiert teem S,I . follotied Wiwi whet no t 44.14 bet beds)" d veld& get Into the• roma; t beard •iihr . vase ire sash: ofailiseladoy. is& at Het Awes wesseet I beard tbereipert of a gen twitiatol: tkidriesood levieedli .1 eareaseeti gnawed WA.* lin aliesl.l ism shot t the heart!"- lie tbs. *ails* lisle the bed 7;21 •• went dot of Woe& /het • sawing.llllll.4bilt monad be bed reeitywhiessaoll aeiwthe ream whore be • slot. •Idsr 'Weeny . sold • 4110 •be ,bed -wee wane is **garde., who west have disebtoged . _a gontee,pii• *list him, and also another. ma 'WNW the window at irb he' watwowdedeaod that both inweediately. me way. He said be ditlaetee•sr Walter of lilt= ; bid... . to bottomed Ina popper aril enizadaredasit. was hamodiately given 11. dm. eagiariwthesed, andpeeper toodioal arid stases was siteltawk: ,Thwile awed languished from the time isp+lhelllatalsiantif tialarrlay night last. and thee eapitoda , lt, •. : t *short Pepwortb. shoat 14 yews env,. wrist tea. doomed—Was awoke by a seise, bet !whether inward repo* of a pistol or natio calif nos sa; he jumped olat of bed, and looking oat of the window late the gado), 'aw an object in the shape of 's into standing ii - eltori distance from the wasishoaill.Clut hallooed to Mm;sad . r the object disappeared. ~ i ,. ; Thomas Hawley, a watch*** near the spot. heard tilt report of the pistol. but oa bacross-examinanion be witted that •it was ten ninnies from the time WO the report till be went to dm house of the dammed. on klng . asked why be did sot go immediately to ammo. tain thin Cause, he' said if be bad perhaps he caught •. hotro been slat too. - .„.. The Coroner told lilm be was po s t • fit Ti l l .' 'hod he would tialebaga to.tar:.bint dirk ' '/V probability if.he hail roe immediately lb. sidoi 'i s tL , port towards the eittage Orate deteaittl; St discovereddie murderer. Mr. Charles Rose, a stripe* ,of Coldbankatr.' Cireetierieb, **stilled to deefiLani; - teini - told i Val That' be had been wounded by soma thieves ttiatllid attempt ed to 'Wait into. his cottage. ' *Untie found a goo shot wound la the biceps muscle of deceased's left arm.' The deceased mentioned the name of Coleman the whole of the night, and several times the nextday A ma* named Coleman is now in custody on suspicion of being concerned In the atrocious deed. Deceased said. he saw two persons In the garden. one 'tending under the window,in a pepper and salt coloired coat, and the other was about ten yards from the window, in the dress of a blacksmith : he said the person, that shot him put his band before his face as if to disguise himself. Witness asked him if be suspected any person ? and his answer was, " Coleman ;" he mentned no other name. ness coptinued to attend bu n with Messrs. Sheriff and Lucas, till the time of his dissolution, which was on Saturday evening last. Since death he opened the body in the presence of the aforesaid medical gentlemen; be discovered that the ball had passed through the biceps muscle of the left arm, entered the pectoral muscle of the left side, passed under across the chest, within an inch of the sternum, it then dipped the thorax, frac. tared the fourth rib of the lee side, it its passage wou nding the left lung, passed out of tliethorax on the right side, and was found deeply seated in the azilla; lie was of opinion, that the above wounds were the im mediate cause of the itece.:sed's death. Here the bullet was produced to the Coroner and Jury ; it was of a very large size, and appeared to be a musket-hall. Mr. Benjamin Smith, nephew to the deceased, fre• quently communicated with him during his illness; hat lie never divulged who was his murderer ; all he said was, " that be was a blacksmith looking chap." Verdict—That the deceased had been inhumanly murdered by some person or persons unknown. r • 'the inquiry commenced at two o'clock, and did not teriainate till seven. • Coleman, the man snapetted of the murder, was app 's . hinakil on Thursday last, in consequence of his hating hero seen in Lewisham with a centre bit and .tick is his ' possession on the a ft ernoon ui Saturday pr ev i ous to t h e wieder being 'controltted. He was als o drinking at halipast twelve o'clock on that nigh., at the Black Horse publie.lowese, * ,Busby Omen. about two mile* beyond Mr. nostill/o• Hesse. His accooot of himself was given in molt a einendonable manner, that the me. I gistrare ordered Mei •to• be remanded. Coleman is v trade a blacksmith. 'He is to undergo another ex- aisieetion this day at Greenwich, before the B enc h o f Arogittistes, '• ' • ,tr vi rrieerdnfette hundred pounds has been in crease d , 4 for. thessopneaboasios of the perpetrator of i the heirid deedoil VI , . • In consegriente t ilnftle recent atrocious, sind alarming( Th tio l t r ic d :) re o a f i rlfrate li ni ll eTte h s a n d le b n e t e s n of r° B n l 4 .lC il k ed hea b ih. Pl L. W w ‘ l isham, and the villages adjacent, to dr place yesterday 1 morning at the iireerhfan, on the Heath, for the ,por lose of adopting necessary and efficient means for the' 1 protection of the neielthouritood from the depredations wills@ nightly marauders who hare lately inferred this distriet, and for promoting every proper measnre for the •apprehansios 'Of , dui' murderers of the late James Smith, Req. ..!, 1•"' : J. R. Williaiin,Asifthe Magistrate, *ls unanimously . ✓allied tothe,their, After be had addressed the meeting. siontlblehiglligixtelletit ',Purposes for which th e y had latal.dearened,' It wee unanimously agreed, that for the prmeleation of fife lives end property of the inhabitaats• if this populatio division of the county, from which . kris proportiOn of tribalasli is sere to load the calendar at itery Asslielmi Quarter Sessions, that a well rester• kited and active police-should be established. , , as +emeriti resolved, that the above 'Mold bet , to a committee to consider of the moot advisable sails if logiblegssich an essobbsionent, and to repute ilittrera te nirryietrol Meeting of the inhabitants of the erighlsmiftmed s te be called for %bet parpose on baton day next, • tsj s : . , „ . Ye manhow 1.;. . at the Faallihers Tavern, I), se ..‘" npaSegaest's.. WestrniamnlV be m,* Mr. (sell, Cormier for Westminster, oath* batirof Elisabeth 0411 1. .!: :.• The demonism' been formeelirttrii 'Wiry resmehilele way.sf hosinam ;het is etwiretrittece of Mire foes of her bembaail, sod great depression is trade, combined with • ogee galiasitiaMAbs became dlitiresSed• and tthimately *peed* a Workhouse. On Satarday last i she appeared ' links, usual elate of health . initß 'she raddenly droppd ha e fm. The Master of the workhouse seat for a illbsdien Retadeosan residing in the neighbourhood. but lin Word to attend witless be was promised to be re fer his usable sod before the Parish Meths. ; bsprosemelhalo isaii 1 gerpse. She was sheet 60 p sigs p. o c ara l: tird ; '.• . 14 ' . '' i WINN 1 A ~,i iiirfilled novae sarprisem sen or% ,Itellll 11,4 ter a certalmy of re- , tome, , manned their reedit' re ` il . 67.rit ~ , I „ . ( • l9 • i. _ ir .4 i, .4 le !figi, l ,6 l Fia bow) rde . bolero T. '-. ...., -bl i '-. i IP. St. liartisolemem'e iimpital, t ",' . , I 9ll CpX., somitsitt yearo, who was 114ent'' . . ~_. ape Johmen mated. that she liedged 7 • -.. ,'Little Harper-street,Roserelietneetorad Snlindoreightebo heard • +creamlike is the seem re Where ebs Loheed ; sbement to see what was the ' Iteroehea oat opitaior due door 'hp saw thrseinfast , ' , "lama. tboeldest et which was enveloped Is bases; - ' 'nfo had gee" est miler& thews usirsidper i lia O a - Woe Velitlitnt et luothMend with Ilba bet triation 1 4 4 11 firgrimild 4. she wz*P011,.1100410..J1 Wm 'mite Wsts.,aod,motsgaisiod. the _ , wharis news* essreiod Os St Mastioierstew's . lip. /mph Wheeler. so rgeoe it the pital. : a llo w 1 6, child-betwesto sin anti Seven ifink. ea • *W.*p ~- lag lot She wee„egerLssieply, ~bstesi ram/ *a lead, 1•4 11 . bentier re% ,larit MP* titeaultra mon appliel, %WS, era iiteit,. ,11 14.4 e s: Pe •4, merstmera Om massifs welO so - . tin *today sesslsinic, sod ,ee self. Lemur rsirret4 di, is • " i $4 skis Sart, thas lead lately . enslaved in ',.t • ' • aid th e atermitaseal hesitattoo Messed ' • ' thst Alokdscesap4 wen-!..deeidesstslip hoot to " 1 " . " 1 • ' o6l lMttalnyemulisimmus . ;:c :, .. ri •• 44: . • •• • 4. ~... . _„ haws i• . UNIZIT• 4 •4OIIOMay• ra - tilefr :.4 9 i3 1 44‘g ;0 1 e ;p l P ee d stelltieloSsa ► Wish- be is Hyde- Pills, Rolf Mt *ea MAU,. tend pomaded with 1zr„,,..4,,, . ~.,, es Oa adgrof.whishalsa am s . ,tissorieleous of the silesesnole poresep , opt 111, vehisiporni. se aseioasiy lelpmed . ,1104; wissesilt toilsome Idles dime was eallisi sully logo : fisscippid tlp IN oe s =t e o a ainfree. Thbiesetessae nasivait a more *sae temple. sad the flow Ares smarm about tier knees. , •-• billtLasceourOcctleastrat.--'.termdfaise sad (oar eclock is the afternoon of Chrietasaa day, tbs Onside 'aloe of Haadswortb . Were throws into great mouee lion by, as alum ape a number of boys and girls were drew:isn't& the mili-pool opposite to the fillet of the Sells bissufactory, the tee es which they were assembled having broker and let them In. A considerable number of ea idessedimel hastened to the spot, and every assistaoce gas prompt ly affoeded In extricating theism - feeblest* mlibre*Wa In sodeateoring to recover them 'ft hey were thkettfrom the water. Though the means seed to restetwattiMation were In several iastaoces sue nonfat, ne regret* add, that live oat of the Mindicr were foes diode past recovery. The parties who,thos taliappitylost thirties were two girls aid three Wi, -*eat IS to 17-yeari Otip-, all of them belonsiog to ImkiliesOfthe irtarldag class.—(Birmiagliaa puree.), 0 ..... • . • • '1 The OLD Castro of NEW YEA R's Gills —We lite ,now come rotted to OM period of the ye s 1 films : lLme o Diouos of a ff ec t of mind, it has sad respect. No rift b i r beentbe oastomteprft could b present ter \ mule at this montent with more satisfaction, or re ceived with more pleasure, than a Ticket or Share in the present Rkle Wheel. by which, in a few day's (.A est Wednesday Week). the holder may obtain as independ ent fortune. es there are St Capitals, including a 211,9001. Two of 10,0001. besides others of 4,0001. 1,11001, Sic.. the whole of which mast be drawn in One Day. the 16th intent. - DIED. On the 28tbalt.st Hammersmith, Sophia, yeasts* thine:- ter of William Jonas, Esq. lateoftlower's walk, Otoodmait's Relds. On Thursday, the 28ih ult. Maria. wife of J. Till, Esq. of Chatham-place, Hackney. On the evening of the Wlth ult. at Plaistow. Essex. aged fr. Hannah Darton, relict of W. Dorton, late of Grace church-street. On Sunday last. T. West, Esq. of Twickenham, sged 79, sincerely regretted. On Sunday last, at his house, in Piccadilly, Mr.J. Hard , ins, aged 84 years. On Monday morning,* her house, Somerset-s4reet,Port man-square, J. Marks, relict of the late Thomas Cowper Mocks, EN. On Monday night, between eleven and twelve o'clock, at her house in Waterioo-place, the Countess of Eftremont, London : Edited, Printed, and Published, et the Oare r f " The STerser AN" and " Tir CO1IITITCTIO111" (Seettay Paper.) N 0.207, Strand, by 8.. WARDELL, LILA In whom all consmanicadona, Orders, ie. era rectiestod to be addressed', f