The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-04 00:00:00

WESTMORLAND ASSIZES. APPLEBY. Awe. Jame: Ihearphregs, aged 23. was charged with puttiog hews Derspoter is bodily leer, sod taking hew his peek's • pocket-book sootaird4 oboist 201. In prosioriel notes. Jame , Dragster (a large, good.eatorod, wad sin. ple.looking else), toe-drain and drape al boas. ter. tonelessly travels the meets, Bee sett* Ms goods. On Moody, May 23. le tire imolai, be goes Mr. Umbels, ohms he Bee, Teti, .141, at the Spread 141% lo Kirkby-There. He cheord • Sve.gisilwe pow for Harris**. He IA the hoes* at lea Asides pot the lievielpee mote lots his packet be:k. with other motes, sod west on the rood to Tespie-Seserby. Wilms ho bed pas Oast throe iteariers of a wile Is overtook Haulms sad three persons. whoa lie bviievoll to be his see. After he had milked with them 200 yards, a ono awn S. each side of his; sod jostled him op evilest the gate. ile asked what they wanted; did they want to rub him? and he tolled est to Hamben that they wen robbing him. They had got seder his ans.. sad when obey had left his, he misled Ma pocket-book. Harrison came op to him mid said, that epos sesrckieg him, that indeed the peeket-beet was par. The two men stood epee the turnpike. They said it ass all noneense; if he was robbed, he robbed himself.— Harrison proposed to go back. and the tee men said they were collide they coold lied it. Ile west back to satisfy them. lie believe* the Primmer was owe of them. By the COIIIIT.—•111e felt at the gate their bands, taking his pockei.benk. 11' Miaow Ila r risen, a joiner and cabinet.maker, at Temple.t;owerby, knows the Preteceser, sod re. useeiber• being at famotoe's ; three of his men um in the kitekee, Stephenson, Wiseman, sad Hum phreys. Ile got cheese from the Prosecutor for a Whirehames litogoiees mote. He and Steptseusee left at hstf.peat ten; Wiseman sod Homphreys came seat, and the Prosecutor overtook thew. They waited for him, for they knew he was g.lsg to Temple.Sowerby. The Presenter fell done beside n hedge, end they tweed beck sod helped him up. 'When they bad helped him op, they tried to keep hies op, for he was so weak le Ms knes..joints that be coati not steed s be was very tipsy indeed: he thee ▪ Biltrisee, I am robbed; gripe (search) my pockets." Witness did search, sad hand us pocket book. Before the Magistrates west day a live.geirma Whitehaven note was put into the heads of witness : it was very like Use Dee be had chiselled : he believes it was the same mom: then one *gores epee the beck of it : the Primmer awe to him on the Mt of April. and had no mosey then: be boarded and lodged in his how: whims bad given bile 18i., sad 3s. of that the evening in question. Frances Newton, whose husband keeps se inn at &adrift., Appleby, (sod who now stated that the Pri mmer came to his Moose some time in May, and in paying for a gloss of rem and water. asked change for a ire guinea Whitehavea note, and obtaised Is,) ftelfilliKTS a IMO ailing a em.goissee sets in order to pay for a glass of tem. %el/Mimes she pet it by in her pocket. James Hoosier, the peter, was present at pert al the fret easesinasioe. At the emend esamiestiost before the Megistseres, on the 274 a May, the Pole new produced was eshibited Ho got it frees New ton. sad had it shoo. He searched she Prigeller en the 4411, end found lie 11. Mee, tree guises note, and 11. les. is silver. Cress-essolood —The Primes, behaved le the best manner.. Witness hes had scree, seat from goner's father, who lives I. the eeighboorbeed of Dualism. who apposed te be in geed circumstances. John Newton, recalled, said, the Prisoner was at house betimes testes and see. He wee in cos tidy shoot bell an beer afterwards. He is quite tare the Prisoner is the woos. File small metes and 4s. ed. nese give, to the Prisoner in change. Hs r. ison has so doubt that it is the note be gavel. Dropstipp. bat mood lover to It. it was a ive.gial. nee Whitehevee mete, mod had marks on it like the note pr. dared. Appleby is aim and a ball miles from T o ppi t .Seweeby. Hemphreys had told ea* of wit ness's mes that he was goitre to Kirkby•Stephee, to get some clothes loosed (taken sot of pawn). He had then not eat, *Scheel his, sad 18s. sere were then doe to him. Mr. Jostle. BATTU saki, k was AIM they most emit him of the capital charge el highway robbery. It sea their prowler* to say whether be was guilty of taking from the person, or dimply of taking. If be had men get Om pocket-book open the road, and seam to appropriste is. that was theft, sad be was guilty of taking.--NW Guilty. Mr. Witete4es applied for the 51. le be glees le the Proaeceror. Mr. J 11114112 BATLIT saki, he could not eerier h and added, the Prosecorer himself predeced Ibis; be may be saki to hove crested as effete". Geo times of the Jeri!, if you bad flood the Prisoner pill', I should have passed a very light perwsbuient. His Lordship rhea asked Harrison if he weld rake htm bort to his service, sod epos being answered in She allitusativr, ordered the Prisoner to be discharged. Winans heal, aged 15, s hawker's sea, convicied 6 14 wadies goods from a hacker I. the vale* of 401. Ms to tranworierleo for lovers !rests. — hod taken the good, from a bum at $lO Boulkam. in Yorkabire, end ass ap. preiftlied at Shap, in me carom,. 114 d he boas Wed is York, it ovoid bile bees a ruche, ebargo. lbs No phis. Aim ECitec, for rapt, was Ignored. Piet ?Pius. Thew an Ivo c.ssr' owned. (0 ftrtuaslst anisas! mos of boom serisot.) tboso, fait lam I N I / 411 . Speial Amiss. NE DIX: WI , . POO' tot 11. IMAM. sootily of any India of ibis kiwi Is Apphi. i 1 pedlar spices, it Me ethos, led col as haarisit owed se Issir iSis isms. Every i Jar amiss Sol bite peseliard rat • sod Ladle* sod seriess Goislowe a 55.... . oil, whew, alas !s Matt ass Idea sir IS* arisidat este a psiOasa to Noe lab. swig-, I 501.-ra• owls ............0......... Pates of Begitow--Tbile ores n• 'shun of Gott yeeterds? ‘ ger ',umbels MP pf hit 114 Alter. SINGULIIt ACCIDENT. Ao accident which had like to hate hems of very leerioos coeseqesnce seemed shoot two o'clock yes terday afternoon, at Bartholomew fair. A carpenter who was standing on a scaffold, upwards of 40 feet from the (resod, is front of one of the eshibitioa booths, whilst in the set of Gain up Ike eshibiliee pictures, and lamps for illueloating at sight, the stick on which he staled either broke or gave way. end be fell on themesicians who *monied in a kind of temporory orchestra underneath, tenth's away at their discordant music ; he ens of his legs through the head of a drum, end broke two or three of their bassoons and bellboys. The eviscerated mosicians, instead of affording the eafortenate moo the sutolle.t assistance, actually threw hie over into the midst of the crowd, when, unluckily falling on the top of an oyster.stall, be overturned the owner, together null the table, three lobs of oysters, the bread, pepper, mod vinegar. The toyster.inao showed him no more mercy thee the 111111/iChlli. ; he laid bold of hie by the hair, which he palled ant in listsdfolo, and at tempted twice to stab him with his oyster-knife. The proprietor of the booth, who was standing on the frost of the hustle/I et the time, and was an eye. witness ti the whole, jumped down ' and by pro mising to recompense the oyster-man for his lost, be rescued the poor carpenter, aid had him co•re)el into the booth, covered with blood sod bruises, to have his woes& dressed, none of which. we are i hippy to learn, were of any string, cen t wquonce, coesideriag the extraordinary height from which he , fell. PO LIGE. GOILDRALL.—The anneal alstorbouires on the eve of Bartholomew fair do not appear to hare been pro dealt', of so each riot Ind confesisio this year. as epee former sieessieos. Te• individosls only being brought op yesterday for disorderly coodoet, boot I that *erne of dronkeoness and dissipation. The Pei sours viers John Akins and Billings Please, jour. wises ohltessiths, in the employ of Messrs. Taylor and Co. Whitetroits.strset. _ _ The int tomploinset was Sarah Walker, the wife of a labourer la Skierser.atreet, she slated, that the Prisoners, is compeay with several others, insulted cad ill.treated her; sod that Please, in particular, wised her in a very isdecent manner, and lifted her of the grouted; this was at the bottom of Cow-line. Elisabeth Gri6n, the wife of a blind peeper In St. Sepulchre's workhouse, said die was minding her soa's oyster stall at the top of the lane, when the seen party covenanted their fun, as they called it, upon her. They began theit lark by puttim out her light, this she took no Iselin of, bet et it lighted again. They t►en preteeded to waist moo oysters, which she, perceiviag they were all drank, refused to serve tbent with, on which they began all messier of tricks, got a quantity of straw and covered all her stall end goods over, pushed her about, wad se abused end ill.tinted her, that she was forced to cell for the assistance sad proteetios of the 01100111 of the eight. Pike, the countable slated the demos cooled of the party, and the greet resistance made to the ra cers and watchmen, is ho after being best end knocked about in a very violent magnet, succeeded in snor ing the two Prisoners, sod lodging gloom is the Com ptd.r. A Geotleman, one of the firm of Meson. Taylor and Cu. sired die Prisoners to be sober bard. work. ing men, aid oapreseed his sorprim to Sod them ea rises! in soy smelt disorder. Sir W. Cairn said, it ail well for them their master gave them • good chsiacter. or otherwise he shnotd havedeolt very dillereotly with them. As it was, he would prink them se withdraw, end see if they could make their peace with the parties. Bet mind," said he, address's' the Complainants, " 1 won't base any estortion.," The whole party then withdrew, but shortly after Married spin, whom Pike stated that they could nut make it ep. Why mot? saW Sir WILLIAM. Pike replied, that the men offered only ?Os. sod there mere seven or eight watchmen besides the two women. Sir WILLIAM Coate.—Oh, you don't think that enosgb, don't you ? 'flies 1 do. What, you want to woke a property of them, do yes ? Here, yea Sirs (a•ldressing the Prisoners), give the two women 10s. each, for the injury yes have dose them, sod go about your basking ; sod don't let eat see year faces again. The Priennersfollowed the wordily Baroset's direc tion, cad were discharged. Tuc COO. Gottsamoa.—At the ilaymerlet Ire, on Torisky evening, when Sancho, the Co. vernor of Berotorie, made this ebaenation—" I have a mortal batted to cutting throats, sod I as a very prat enemy to 'forcing also; his Courtiers .sewed serprised, bet the English sodime loudly testified their approbation of the matiment. The new crop of hops is espreted to reach is defy 200,0001., in quality to afford as good samples as ever were prodeced, and at prices aim modereee this for many years past. MPFORTOIIII of •VsO UGLY.—[gram the Pot. ferment of M. D'Ot.reataayl—A g i rl OR the point of befog hanged at *sea, her youth aad beauty weds a great impression upon the heart of one of the spectators, who was a Neapolitan, a middle. aged man, bet massively ugly. Ash. hod bet akw moments to mike op It. mind. he ran immediately to Ike place of eateetioo and declariog his intention to merry the detains!, delnaeded her pardon, according to the costes et the country. The pardon eat greeted, es condition that the gill was wet averse to the match. lle accordingly addressed her in these terms Madame, I am a Gentleman of some pro. petty, and I now wish, fee the drat time, that I were a King, arty that I might offer yoe a stronger proof of my attacbsent."—" Alas! Sir," replied the girl, 66 I am thoroughly sensible of your auction and generosity ; bet I am not mistress over my own heart, 'sad I cannot belie my seetimerM. Unforienstely, they contrail my fate, bud 1 prefer the death with which I am threeteeed, to marrying so ugly a fellow as you SM." The Neapolitan retired in confosiso, ' anti the wessa directed the intentions; to do his 'Kee. TILE STATESMAN. RICCOVERY 111 lag LOST CHILD. Ma esinn-netrsa.—Mary Riddle,. she alTe of Ca p t. Rid' disig. of she Mb restiora, ...ow Pi idly Mama before the Liam Neese, by Maria, the City (Wet, who stated. that he bed jai arrived firm Ilinasegkam with the Prl.aaet sad the child al Jets Misery. he oiga-corresaMe of litileaml OW Taw.. The female is me of importable appearame. was es- 1 trimly well dewed, and did ad appear meth alerted at her toadillea, omit she saw that there •as a friskily al prate& Mem Tbe Commie. ter riot' was Firma. mid sa arfal nallatian &rag the to hole smolow. lie mated the Jur I Meoseams is tears, was isearrels wart of haat:fat my period of Ma istratiratim. and be quilted the pp of the Lord I Mayes with a bear Mama hens*. The age ei Me I*, neon Is wareabolly 11; the Carlisle. we appieliend, has sees ,neon? that rowaliersif iron. Upois beteg Illie plated at she her. Mrs. ItiliNas, we thinaght, betrayed mat tests/. hat, ai we berme waked, the chaste bream, obvious** tie trekker. adaorted. Julio Mr ler said, be re.ided all. Haneraft.place. title-rod, and had artier seen the Pilaster until Tbandas. Ile was ea thitooday engaged at Lansbrarsoreet Pelice-nice, mil is re , sorning Mae was biased by some of his ceighboor.„ that en of his rabbets was Oat. He had no imam rante, weal he learned shot it was his sesame dila. • ha was lade w Mae II maello ohs. On waist home he found that lik wife was I ;enlist the 'bed. Ile Whoa el, sod saw her la si mate of di, I friction. for she hail reerived as lisielligente Mat csiolit lead le a ierosers. Toe smog wastes ease sp. and sail they saw a Lod) take she shad tram its breolat's arm, sod with is walk l ames the gelds. There weer 'even* ebildrea present when the Lady beer of the child, but obey had sal sefioe eases It ta elm I roper ismillgrare. A wawae ohs mid that she MS a Lula take . I Pe list of the child. and anew it in the Geld. Ate a hi. II ,be poi emitter has. appareals male gealrel, !S. owl pimesd dews Edwarf-anti, towards Mersey. I low was alto loweght toe bile by • some mhoet ceetilll7: who appeared to este., himself set, mart, that be hod seen a lady Lisad cull as the hree Prma. e r r dopross. mil that she Lewes appeared T in a very a imitated. sad the lame in a sesame wale. Ihe wheels of that WOW was iswifeetimil. Ills wife hod or tea, sad a. early as passible they r re MI Sourlay massing, sad went to the peolir- Mew niemlosed, ober, they braid that so Imo. .4 the Mariposas gives had hem sees here. A per tain frees Shackles. N alonned she edam PHIS after. that *mom had asteroid her shop M• a glint jtastritian, Red sal down murk frolgard s that be mid she was ima.rataseil hi merry a child. also she felt the Aka, of it. beteg *fey tired.— Thai ibe lady eel milk for the child. and Meg. heating mitred a ranch. dense ni l,' tbr !sararrier Head, flaiev-bill. The wit. see laimedistelv set rillf tor Ouse Ira. stem be heard that • M tort guild. orb ro he hod &wilted had armed Weer arson o'clock ; that he einem bad discharged she emelt, hot teat doappriated is a toreitjette Le minor's er Itireiteehtlie. Wm we row ag.oher c o ndo, nod that there all trace of her eat Inst fee that dot. The arias of the Wilder, however, wereeded in a sheet time. Vie was traced a New ticussei las eiscier, and free thence to she pace wkrve she was healed. through the medium of a letter which the Lad ri g : am Awaited attain., of the ad .4 Stale le epee. Tbe Rome. epee gates to Rirsioaehous. aad retire Ms child. bow is Weeedivsel.. His knowledge of It wassail only /t'reat'ed by its grarrol features, lam by a sear OS Hs ley, aid ogre Ike relit eye. Me as, asked *tether he chill was his, boo be Aid mit iesedistiely newer, et he wished le see abetter he Aosta be Gent recognised by the child. ills beim/ asked why he hesitated. be mid. " Gilead, it is sly child." lit was Peet shed by a perms le thermos a taker be did. a get • limit ledge aflame Malts tale be was shine' lie was provided, lathes mower to OM weesslow, aid at once produced a bill *bleb described tie eald. Nettie. the alter, sated that he was empisyed la this mot. He traced she •eamos to she Term. o's Head. where he was awned by the wailer, that • Lady such as he bail described had be.a there three days before. and Mat he believed she Weed is the New-immee. IMRSISII4 , . at the beam of a Mrs. Bahia. who had applied as that hie fee a charm ter of bee.— Ikon going to Mrs. height's we bombs toga, the weans beard that site bad Ifs her leriglem sedilesay the a*lit berm, seal away her things. paid her recleakm, and ease S. to a I Wirt gel la he attended ber. Mrs. Dina said she hawk it , hidlidar stag Ilia Ridding atoms, tweed a child'. bat ia her Mod a hen she weal oat ; bat she Lady said sto eight Mita It a little siagoler, bet this sae lbsegbt it Le • waliees child, end It towed be, as a curiae. The share% ettelepe to IMO ibe reach in alai h she al nt front the Saraeres Head was oblates, alit, bus Mrs. Knight's• simper comemeitatim removed Me wersoili of rootbmag tato tawdry. The later alladed to Is the lora., wrens was, tbrougli She leterferenee of she Lord Maser, Norwell. and Irma that letter the wheels leaned Air the abhents of Ills. Ridding waist Mistletoe. II was from she Captain, and i.e poi of it wiestimed, " If mir dear lode bey is so ill. it is better me to WOWS himyet.” Wits wets eel or se 19,isniaglias by the reach. Tbe Agar of the child in hi. harry hid eittatti. • get late she mash subsist ha .. Mg she means ..t wavellew 8 bus by she advice of she ohms, he posupoied aspens , ' Mr some hour. Upwa We arrival of the atone., at Birmingham. he wet to the peak-home hell le which he leased Cassain Ridding I died. sad apse weary fa lai that the Captiiii's wile wed child had seised the day bran. He writ fieyeretly into striae'', whirr lie renamed a few be•ilis, nod saw Mrs. Radom sad see chill. hot he said ant a ward lend the ernsoil of the father. which was no the sitreeeJing de.. lie then weal in, sad wpm areas Mrs. Roadie'. said, he II wised I. sprat to her 'densely. Ile said be Ilse so .Giver list Lindoo. and had 'edam beams with her. •• I have IS charge i.e." said he, 6 • with lastag oaks a ihill."— T he P 6 ' ol " "Plit'tt, " If that's the ewe, thew gam ii to tee as Wise." At Mr stamen she child sat breaoht is b. a girl. sad the SWIM* seek it in he aims sod kept it. Captsio Redding 'bra tarred. aid the wile.' sold his who he was. aid abet his anima wi .s. Captain Kiddies was via , keels agitated, tall him that be had Wee le ladle some sears; asi. hi. a ofe bad bees with him, bet stoat some Weems he hat 'Nts4 her home. vale which ocrislan lir teed him ihe was pin ata t that afterwardi she Wawa him Mat she had Aid Mesta hi 61.4 Still bey ISt the Car of Geed Mope, tied twit arm kis •rrhial in this' esatry. she told blebs ebild was in Lees Am. Thr Wirer observed that the clothes a? the child were ' MOS est, asapusili etcetera, ad that it armed to be meat iedolgerils treated. Mrs. Ridding 1.14 him that she had taken she child with a teal learatims to shat .he height it wield make she Captain happy. at.d that it would Norma the bantams. , both. It they tad a ch•ld. Mot theirforedetereined upoo adapting me, and met that lutist. Wail.," at the rase time that tee Med el God put is into her arms. Mr Lone Maven asked the Primmer *better she whhed to my say skims is her defewer ? To reply she stirred She following words oldies, hesitates& " My ma eta maim Llkie Miscall sat owe of ammeity. Hay * as child of my ow a, I was determined le adept that of Mae poor pen... ma. of came, 1 stand base mated it wish as meet seeders." as if it wet aerially as, olio. I did We Mired so steal a child, bet I saw a amber of chillers NMqtaseihre. and this infant was plated in my arms, sad I hy the bend ef Procdrece. I waited f. s some time ; lag hat nobody came for the cbild, I cambered it as Mill rat my pritetram, nod talked away wilt it. I sass re imisd. hall it was IN lase, and I left the anerepailemith &be Solatillella lad oat the parents at a Amite metal. I bought della NM it. and hear sorated it with partmal bEretioa. My lisellsMi eltaijessid. and I intended we Misty foamy body." Caplan Ridding here requested that the Lord Meyer wall allow Itemise risme/ *W . f. sail a !Maria, could be pro cared. They had arrived is tows bet that maraiss, ad were wholly sr prepared. *Tbe Loma labium said. be fell the meant dispeatiat ha Also the Copia*, whim he sincerely pitied ; but the cecina dime Mating screrel In the minty of Middles's. he felt lam bin band to transtri the ease a Lambeth-a sect Oilke. At larabeih.street Oatce gadabout! evideme *as adduced. The master seceded with the child Sc her arms; she Mere it was her eon elfspritse. and as awl, IS soaks old. Samuel Meier, the brother, In whose eare the child was ins trested. said, that he wart eat ea the of mama allatillay iota she elpareat Nell.- Ile took his tour litelber• roi i.b him. smear, whom was Orgiastic,. whom be carried ie his arm. He int on the tea t.when a Lady came to Min, asked him whe ther that was Misterofis place. and if there was any rake- hop its the oeighboorirmed. She wet asked him whetter the doll lo his anal ass his Maher. l' pm his ssy•og yes, she took it from tisanes. gum hies a Jolting. and tole hen to get three. peonynorh of cake.. lie wrist for the cstors, and ea his te rms the Lady mil his little hr the, were gone. Shrub linter se, wail midi , at SlO.l, Lai 0...bi11, Shield. well. and leer a germ groser's hoc, said. slim our Prism's came there as Saturday la t, so'-rd far some fret., nod milieus. rd mat [Aped no , larrieti. S.e lid a chi ri is flitl hi a shawl about the feet. but the iiirart was diflt 1.:V.411CA will. the lady. The lichee', a-led a here she was gnibg ; said sloe had toss her way. a-dirsii.sod to eel a mart. It i...e-• ilia am oil mach are tine to her. ..t it are Ler troy day. The Pei , steer welted away. and moo wire a 1 er-mi rarer in ese a it ! sew aid said ilm believed the laity aka Not pot left oihn child had sinks is The a filth. tild , yalivr . A n . the 1,,,,,,, net be said upon lii• trier. hat she had told him It •... not her Mid. The amens, herself went then but could nisi see the Lady. Tigrish. Itidiliagnopliel to the 7...‘5.,l erste to reopens. 'he easeidtweet . frt. war, rata a Seiko:es. alio a as a.iavaidairly abets', Monti amend. The Idecteraire witt. drat he Amid be glad in eiono.lv wilt soy tercel, lea Met it did nu: talc:fore w kb bit p .blic ea y. He did oat linionv haw d. meld terve the I al., acid is was Yis determiatoiaa, eves k the to bole Bar Auelit ants!, t• eve. .it her fee to ial. DISTRESSIAG CASE. On Wednesday afterisnou last, as Birk,' and Jackson, two officers in the employ of the Nleaeicity Society, were coming through the &Ids at the beck of Sidler's.wells, they observed a female 'Vele id woes the path, quite mete, and apparently dead ; they were about to go for a sewer', when the peer creature began to show symptoms of returning sal. nation, sod accordingly they took her up is their arm., and conveyed her to a house in the neighbour. hood, where, otter taking some refreshment, sh e was able to accompany them to the Office, in Red Uses-square. Sher's@ her name, Mary Smith, and said, that her hatband, by trade e bricklayer, bad been deed about three mouths, when, being unable to support herelf, or three children, she had left the latter in Woolwich poor.huu..,and proceeded oil foot to her heshand's perish at Derivable; but the overseers refused to relieve her, unless she brevet* down her children. Accordingly, she was compelled to retrace her steps to town, without a finking ire bet pockets, and bad reached those 6.1111, when na. tore being quite eshatistod, she fainted sway, and would have died, h.d it out been for the timely In terference of the officer.. The Gentlemen is at. teadance gave her food, and half-a.crown for her present support, sill she can be passed to her fa. slily as comfortably as is in the power of the So. dory. CORONER'S IA QUEST. SHOCKING ACCIIIVIT. Friday realm as imp& woe we. takes at the Kiag's !lend, .lair.-street. lisichisgetemppele, epos the body it kfileeele SIMII. • chiN See yivirs old It appeared Crow the evidemee adduced. that the father et the deceased is a pm" ow, resedsig at W. It. Aar's-lose: tite wile ale.coaded fro. how wise Maw ago, leaviag bits with Ye deceive.. aed soother child, eel, tes )ears of age. lie cos , witted is ustiatais the dislikes ; she oldest lost care of the recta whifa he was 4,4 work. sad got thr belle boiled for his tea is the evesiag. On Wrdaraday ofienwoo, Resat haW•past tsetse o'clock, after he dieted, be Item sot is v1..4 as usual, levities WA the eltiklrca is the roues. &wily after his depor tee?, Si. oldest thurglu proper to go ear to play. w Inch she was ant is the practice of "sing. larked She door, trod rook the het , with her. She maraca is &spat a quarter of am boor isCerwords, whey, thschisg to relate. the tread the dermas 41 screwier; is We middle of she roses. with all her clothes horsed ',except the uni.ibasd of her pet *coat. and her body aU horsed is a wow dreadful seasser, except bre let. %ha had the presser ul swimd to throw some wave over bet, awl In fie die • stairs ery avg. The deceased fel owed bet Owe aa aparteseat oirespkri by a maw massed Hedge sudeniewe, sheet a wa wa. award t nag. who ledges is the mate boric, was attracted by her violent screaming. and she wrapped her op is • Waste* The deceased told her she set lire to dress herself. She was carried haisedistely to she %I estatisier Ilahrov.ry, where. ones itlislaadiag every ...stance Wm ,erei• cal skill enfold deal e was resided le, the expired at three I "'elect oa Thursday woralag. Verdict —Accidestally bossed to death. MARKETS. URRRIDOE. Coreelayretse. Rettua.—Tmaasaoa SIP?. e. lfflwal, pet leaf 177. —9. is 10.. parleJ• per ....seter 34i. —4. t.. 40,. —4. Oat. Resat .• Old Ditto Pea. -4. -111. 10 -S. —4. R t e 4. —s. —4. MEWG&TE AND LEADENII I ILL MARKETS. la) sae Larea-6.) neer 3. $l. to 44. It. Veal .... 4s. (M. is 51. Matta* 44. 44. 44. k Od. I Nat .. 5. 4d. is 6.. 0. Lamb r. Bd. is 6. 4d. PRICE OF TALLOW . Jamrs's Market. 9•. 24. Tons Tallow R 54. 01. —s. 04. Clare Write sit. N. I Ythouttokini3s. 04. whiseriuspel Ma►ket 3s. t 6. W hilt 41111 e. --a. OA. per 5i..4 WA. 5.11/ ditto . 601. OIL M. ATCIIIO Set. Illeteeng Ntelf j 9. 0.1. 52, N. Disk. ree6b..35.. Oa. 9Y•. N. Graves 24, 04. Gael Melts los. 04. Yellow Seep. 211. 102..—Cera, 106,—Fkles. Prke ot ea...oes. per ileaes. U4.—Meelgb, 13, W. PRICE. Or HOPS. P2W SIGS. 111 KW rock." . .. Sent S.. 1. Z. li.. Kral ... Or. I. 41. Or. soots— I. Idm. I. N. 10.. lure. . 11. IG.. re 31. Kw. O. 41. 4% Fitrobase N. 0.. to 61. 0.. RAW lIIDF.S. Ikr.t Rifler's/14 Steers (per waste) Si. Al. In !.... M. AlsdAlloc. (Irdwaity Illoliet Coll Evigli.l. li..rie O.. 01. its Os. W. F.T. Scrr. 3. I *i. Price. 314 01. so 3I H. 314 3 6 . 5• Vt. COAL-MARK Skips sl Mink' t. Ships 151 liewes.iile StfiwrlseM COL W.I. OF LXCHI Amsterdam, II Id I'. k. Dirie. at •iim4o, 11 15 Amsterdam Ditto, at Aga. Itaiterdamm. 11 19 Anta i likr Ham SA 2 Alarm. 1 Paris, S days% sista, 2510 Ditto, 2:5 40 Nandeamm. 21 40 Frank as tlieNlaine, 151 Maitrid. Cadiz, JAI Neville, 36 M bill[. S. Leglwo. 4di 14eaoa. 4l Malta, 444 Vertice, % Maple*. *i Nkomo. LI; per rat. Lisboa bay NioOporto. 34 Janeiro. 3 1 4 Ostilir. 1?t per Cest. Cork. 12* per feet. Agin of ate Mak on WI:W. (ioWo• Cam. pee oz. Gek in Von pet lel, Dollars, Sia O'd. per as. water. in Bar..miindara 5.. ;:ti. MIRTH. 0., she llith ult. is Soll'elk.ttrect, the Lady of 0. E. Esq. of a ismillsee. ltHIRR11.1). On the Yd in.t. at Alatmeaoth, Saff,,lll, Warms Mreerr. Ka,. &LI.. of T,inity Cafeg.. Osfsra, so sneak, *c.c.s - A daughter of fishes t W.tcber, 1.-q. Lista,.d grove, KIT Beare. U. ihe WI. al V. Amino'. chervil. Ilaltorit. BLf V 1 1 ,11.1. 14111. 1 , . Ma.. i • flclite.ef, 1.1:e if nilfettigl/agl• 0,, •hr St him 14.10 th. hlr. Jam) ilnut.p. lair .1f t• Mary, wowed das7,bter of WEI ita)a.ud, Its WWI, SU: I Cle After a lit' erirg illn ot of rosily two years. Letitia, stile of Jowes Ldd e 1.a...f to relteoh ..n 14n the to.i. at the 1.••••• of Tito .t lbs.-% E.g. ease. 60 the 41st veer of her ave. Jose, {kv•ghter or the r 6 It r o„ Jon*, Nhiteks. of. I.rd.. • ON the :;411 1 1 014..0 .Cl.• ...A sr 6r of ber age, Attu. Or IS.: 6.: Mr 'llsoltsz.. Fnolder. of llolho,1•411. 0o the lab .It. 'hirot.ulk ..t tar hem -b • 1., I;:e.4en, Laq. of Nuke 401. Ip sir", is the :i It .rat of 4i.: ze. (In the tall 01..11 Plots. itt Me tall some of h .ze. I 2 "cilia, tile I al. of Ilaker I. twat s.r was, Puller t miut . Korata 1.:'..05k. 111 rf and 041) dat.),"i es cf M. E. .Iler. , lt, i..q of hers•o.. err y. .6 Ow 4 1' Wrli Mire. Pr , nred, nnil h. %. man (him's, I. bilisbur).colit Far -. • . ... . • I N