The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-05 00:00:00

-- - •~ „ s • • LAW OTELLWRIVCR. COMMIT Olt -CaIIANCERY. 1100. 4. ThoCoort tlitill-.A.!.tflided to eters, this morning in litspeittetion of iswiwg the new Lard Chief Justice, of the Court of Kilted Rent+ s*orn into ollce. The *bite *op %Oro*, dissirpoioterl, as ..Vir. Justie . *at ame sews isms oaks h the Lord Chancellor, • in his Lordihip's prtriPte . roarn; Mr. Jesiite tsceitteiWitted AP Lora Chief Justice. ThiCoodi the tecood ses! Were 'fem. thit Urd Chtticolior tawpa Ara Court at Ansa • Vela*. . .1, . • set said* en sr. Fie lasted, M r.. George ennseqeently, Ile nrptied on ,Olaintiffe (Ann. otneeinting with 4 .oeen deliymi by lit•ogrees before his .otosettuently, of the Coati. the proceeding* , to bit Lord-. loot of certain Lordship ea ..ate read yowl Paitioo, , it *not supported by affidavits. -1 'I caveat , ia without it is so supported." Petition dismissed. I,6IIGIIISX V 141TC1121.L. the gotictoOs•GensaAt. emoted, that the ark :deuce of a Gentleman of the name of Shlstecrek: *bleb was most impotent In this case, might beH .taken de bine eta, on the graced of the Wren's old ogee the VrinsPipo. The Liten CHANVbt.t.Ott-.-" Take your motion." liatatto v. snooks AND OTHER,. Mr. DOWDESIIi ELL Moirood that the Defendants Inlaid be allured to pay into Court 'the sum of 3.2791. Is, and that the proceedings in the cause might betrayed until an ennoiry that was pending re. Imlay to the sum of 0951. should be determined Ile stated that colositletable money transactions had taken Vac , between the parties, and disputes having atisen the matter was referral to arbitration. and the arbi trators made their award, derlating that the sum of 3,2791.95. ought to be paid by the Defendants. lint when they were befoe the arbitrators they objected to pay the sum of 051. on the ground that they had been taken by surprise, the original hill not having taken any notice of that sum. Under these ens eiderations he trusted that his Lordship would stay the proceedings, to give an opportunity of a farther investigation into the corn of 9951. The Soutifog-GlelltitAL, Cnotastal for the Plain.' di, said, that the application or. hls Learned Friend was made fiat the mere porpore of prevailing the Plaintiff from *sailing hl.stvel( of the situatidn hel *lied be pieced its on the first day of Term. The tiaiirlif 'payment had been twice enlarged already, On .the application of the Defendants ; and if the money was paid into Court, it would only tend to keep his Client longer out of it, and oblige him to apply Welt should Devoid out to him. Ui.det these etcemstinces, he had no - ticioht but hie Lordship would refuse the motion, with costs. Mr. DoWDZSWELL replied. The Lotto Coraw4litt.on.—' s The proceedings Cannot be spayed, unless the Defendants can sil o * that the *arbitrators. in allowing the sum of 99516 admitted an unjust claim, and they have nut stated that that is the'case. 14 they are aggrieved. they eight to have applied to the Court of King's Bench. —This application in me comes too late, and 1 mast dismiss it with costa." The Learned Counsel et the Bar not being pre. pared with any other motions, his Lordship rose at 12 o'clock. VICE-ClIANCELLOitsioiitT. LINCOLN'S iNNo No•. 4. liis !tontine , the Vacs-CIMICILLOR was riceepied owl eleven o'clock in hearing motions, aim interest eacept to the parties concerned. .;,.:47.: ..z:,.. ..:-.. :. .... ... . • . 1111 oST E711111 . A tteptNA air CilliColl4:imecig two No. !Alike 40‘11114siT —Ail the parcels, sent by the mail. coach oa tie tidi alt. from Liverpool, were missing Ott Its arrival at York, and have riot since been beard at. Amongst them was a box addressed to Mr. Penton Northgroves, of Iloli, conteitsiog three gOld and eight silver patent lever watches, hearing lbi titire. By letters, received in Ball s , an wear. ,hand that it has been . eiOrtsltied that all the parcels arrived safe at Manchester, and were regolarly for. 'larder) from that pliaie:to s York. There car he little tlaeht'that a robbery hos, been cemmittert; since if a antstahe Wads been, made, the twos, w..uld have * tilled it. The moot singular pa ,is yet mys. r t eetious affair is, that die whole nesi . reels are t mi.siog, including knottier ho; with' oo ' hes - to a house in Yort.—(Leeds Inielligen;er.) ' . , . ..f. .. AryEsIPT At Stilpi DE. — V est . 'day a fternoon John Penny, formerly a respectable tradesman iii Chapel. street, linty well.stitoent, St;oreditch, who of late has gratis sepirited frouS . hii witi;,anditi i id resided by him.,.,, i;elfat'l.94liOnnton, mad. it no on desperate • attempt to etst'aii end to hisegistence by t eattitighisthrnat With knife. ne Intl!cleda wound shout an inch in length,. Ad of conaeiable 'dePih, bit by means of timely esuistanre he was prevented, free accomplishing' ibis tfreiiiful pertitise. 'l4, ennieqtedar . ar his conduct, illi etre, bulke loth of October, applied for a place itirrtrat. and had' him apprehended ; he was coin. 'milted for Went 'af stiritiea, but was dischittged atl She end of tint Seistonlc his wife declining to eshibie articles of fiSapithek against him, in, cn itreq ()otitis Cif hitt 1 tbeg impiiedrilitiot. Yederdly be calteri in Chipel.' otreert, Whisiiiiiii lived, and en being refused admit ilitiee, Cat 141 1 111roat st.tbe door. IDessfros, fqieiwise" flag Welk :feint ,committed to Deter 'Sail en Monday, oti . mositcfol.ef:laxcrily,) and ow Tuesday morning was sileit.taPandon,stitid,er /anti El'enharougla's warrant, iii imateer to the in. dirtment for the murder of rite "ftittenea boatmen, fee which Biock tad Giant lime time since were eaCCllitd. IP t.eiPPIII4 . •,- ' w '041 11 454134A . /NO. liAllt 111111;ed for as. ordik tii.sst teeirthrsit4 on di. gtthind of inforthality. e'tsbili to* oilgitintly flied by a . tit net, who was shroud, and, e• isitt:Ottlijythrlietion nf.lllo ceiist. U taltalf tit tlitt,thdatit Co stop tho.Plai Harm lied 'Owl& Vtrildmito) froth pros 1114040410,r054 kiii snit , bed . 14it.',Oeet )144prioniO0ilisstPith 4 awn in ptogre ~ .-e Hest"! if_tiP Ilifoilltr - thf iji• toils, and, co 111 0 t;PCIAAi 494 d to di* protection I The . ,L.ll. Opvtessam.oit 06 . " Let the 'op 0004040 k itt . itsyerl' l a ' . •- . • The psnrsea skit° prosestela Petition ~,, , 4u ., ' ship y . e,yrfay. colopteMieg of tho cootie la el s l u re „ ... pf, the Goitre., timp•te idtirest his 1 hrotrl43:b . jrct at his Petition. 4. .. t. ,- 1 , :The LOOM C.41A11C5MA1L....... 4 - 4 I bum `" l !" roots, awl find i t if rot ..moiled by amoral hOitlioe without it is so soppc *. ' 1 THE grAT . LONDON' Af . Ali Kra, Nor. 3. . -roe- CotTotr.--Thero is no mention whatever or,en. they East India slate, and it is now confidently an ticipated that no t. I. Cottons will be declared for Ibis year. The deOrattid has continued very limited since oar laet, and the request for Sands for home consemp. lien, and Bengal. for import, appears to have nearly `eittalded ; the purchases are about 500 bags ; the iliFlpal part (about 400),*ere for espottetion. hi particulars are-Ipo Pernambuco. 24. ld. ; 110 1 1" jas 22 41 1 °1 2 4 ; a few Donararas, 23-1.1. ; Bo weds, thl.• and, lif the house, 20 Surats, 144{1.; and 1 20 t) nengals, R 441. to 8&d. Ltagneorm, OCT. 31.-During the early part of the !leek the demand for Cottons was very limited, the dealers having bought freely last week, and it siting for the public sales advertised for yesterday. these' aisles went off without .putt, and Orleans toff T_ enessees were about Id. per lb. lower; but on the »hole the prices were fully as good la were ca rved. i Stioaa.--The demand for Moscorsdes last week Aontinuert steady, hot plot extensive; the advance of thy liesrlay was folly maintained ; the request was s for good and smut* Sugars. ~ii foreonon, not witbalsorting the favourable cc ergot. f r om Liverpool and-Glasgow, the demand for , IPlitocoteriPs has been soy limited; nn depression in lit oltei4l can, however, be stated, as there is the flame confidence evinced by the holders that Sugars will not decline ; the purchases are, however, more lighted than daring any d'y Iwo week. The demand for. Refined goods was rather limited 101 l w Prlt ; there was little "victim' in the prices, /et the market generally might be stated heavy ; the r e appears In he some wish amongst the !sport houses to offer contracts for goods to be deliver. able early in the spriug, about the present prim; hut we believe no transactions were finally carried into effort. Ti. sale of Sugars at the India-how consisted of 8607 bags, and 424 besitets; the yellow descrip tions went 2s. to 31. lower; the white at tbe &clips of 3.. to 4s. Beheld, geed end fine yellow, 41s. to 424. 6d.; damaged 34a.,6d. to 880.; ordinary white, 434. to 434.; darnsge4,l9s. to 424.; good white, 465. to 'IS , . ; damaged. 424. tid to 444. Manilla, in basket., Toes. 364 6d.; Cottimunos, 40s. to 445.; Terrea, 46a. to 484. ; Petit biotic, 48s. 6d. Mut bon, brown 1344 6d. to 354. I , Carats.-The public sales of Coffee last week went 011 . heavily ; in one or two instances a shade lower, hut ny general depression could be stated. At !We India•hoose, 6624 hags were brought forward- Mocha, ordinary sward, 118 s. to 1425. 6d. ; Che. dhoti, hale curl light sellow, 138.. to 140 s. 6d.; da qasami UM. 6r1.10 1354. ; Sumatra 130 s. to 1325. The &mend for Coffee by private contract has enrp4derahly revived, end it was stated that the pur. elotaes *ere at a mall advance. This forenoon three politic sales were brought forward, consisting in all of 2? Ca4ks and lb bags ; chiefly Jamaica deserip. tkos; the whole went off freely at en advance of 2s. en the prices of the public sales last week, and fully rhofirming the improvement reported by private con. 1 tract. Triage sold at 1265. ; good ordinary Jamaica !Coffee, which lest week cord at 1325. realised this forenoon 1334. licha nil 1345. ; fine ordinary 1355. 6c1., middling to good middling 141.. to 1425. in consider able parcels. We quote the Coffee market 2s. per cwt higher than last week, with an improving de wand. Rice.—At the India-hoose l _last week,aboot 9000 hags were brought fora ord. Yellow (cargo) 178. 61 to 194.; White Bengal, good, 201. 6d. to 245. 6J.; Patna, good quality, 265. to 27.1.; very fine, 40s. to 40s. 611. Spices.—The prices of Pepper are advancing on account of the taxed price at the India.house being fiavd at 9d. The other prices are—Cinnamon, first quality, 10s., second ditto, 95.; Cloves, 34.; Mace, first quality, 95., second ditto, 71.; Nutmegs.. first quality, 55., venni! ditto, 4s. 3d. ; Saltpetre, 40,. Fault.—By public sale-37 barrels French Prunes, 474. to 483.; 130 half barrels, 495. to 51,. —125 cheats French Plums, passed ; 370 half ditto, 565. ; 1357 quarter ditto, 70s. and 704. to 61. 10.. —250 halt' chests Imperial Plums, 62,. to . 635. ; 1082 quarter ditto, 835. to 1565.; 130 small buries, 102.. to 147.. CORUIVEgs , INQUBSTS. I -....me. AWFUL VISITATIONS* An Inquest was held on Wednesday at the errata and. iCmhion. in Little Rnotell.ttreet, Covent-garden. on the lowly of Mr. Charles MlCardiv. formerly in the wervire of the Ma -1 prrnr of Auttria, who fell front the benches of the pit of Mary lon? Then.re. on Monday. night. aod expired 01 the moment when Kean was perforistiog the dying scene in the tragedy of . Rirhard 111 According to the evidence of Mr. James Cole, i• Sturgeon. obis was rolled in to attend the dereated. In the praiser of the pit. at lialf-tsiat ten o'clock. on Monday uight, there elk ' isted no &obi of his haviwg died by apoplexy. It appeared 1 that the dereated had lately come from Paris, on his- wars, Dublin. Verdict - Did by the ".'i‘itatittp of gall. On Wednesday evateng an inquisition was taken of the Dog acrd Duck. Frith. sisseet, Soho, on she body of Mr. %%m. How lett, who died soddealy on Sraday last. Mr. llowlett's finally. it nos stated. hod generally died soddealy, The Jury returned their verdict :.- Died by the visits inn of God. Ott Wednesday evening an Intineot on< held at the Golden Lion, Dean-ihrret. Sohn. before Hgain Lawn. Fag. Coroner, on the body of John William who died suddenly. NS 111 P house of Mr. Wen. Nicholls. 22, Gerrard-street, tiintwelht-maker.- Ihe deeenand am. , hetween Mood bd years. old. and formerly held a situation its the Karr:irk Department. hut had reused on illapaY. 'Verdict—Died in a Ilt of apoplexy.. Frag.—Wednesday morning, shout four o'clock, on alarming fire broke out at the sign of the Swan public-house, nearly opposite Old Gravel.lane, Wap. ping.which destroyed the public-house, and a ship. ')chandler's adjoining. No lives were lost. The same Wistrullord was burnt oat at St. Catharine's, Tewur.bill, bows months ago. - M AeTIN AND Sgikete,s;4l.—Tuesday evening was he time for snaking good the strikes between these • roes - of the finti! filo had engaged to fight for 501. aide on the lkii at December, the particulars of. Malt had bees Mated. &veggies partly forfeited be MI. deposti l caisti after a freclecniation of the . 6atcher's grope, a,guinea was gime ,by hfur 'lO Mk e: A sew wretch, fur tOOl. aside, *webs oth a v . . .:.- ...., her in a 4 24 (jet Vies, net. ad** .11) usgsvil,' 4 i des, The et a / a les were tire stow U 0pet4.1.10.' terry stated. *'~' ATTEMPT rd SUICIDE through • . . *„. i -.M1.11..- • - bisio r t h ai vinir niinemawe la na n h i b r e r: y ou .—Wedthid• air , . 3 s r ei knw i t ell e pe , P. roine jk e lemtli ttest!d h et -24, I 11:4 1.; s t :a l :s ink ti A t ir Cio a c irim be b r r ot . ... :R th ickar t y br a, t d r:e m Lei t: f i c e ili tas s: i t t t l i t e l b i A l a i. : 11 .with b felony. s h i e n f l o th re . a hlr ee . as it h C i ß e :. a . eggn i 41, yesterday, wiAer, .Field•lone, "17 lhe .who S s it t t a i r ri ra g Mtealghlestramtlet6°raxe.iwirea"nriewcw.en'tahsathodtrnay:(hiuftt e"iimovg. ,tartist: eight o'clock that onornitte. boy was " 1 . 14 . 11 * ' The Complainant "food, that h e h i d & ensiled i p Wont tithe house, No. 4 s , bpeldhorst-street, uarma-cresc „, . the hit helot in.tbe shell and uninhabited- hem eard a Willie Os pairs of shoes in lieriveratehouse about tau thi s rte' awes , an d on waking down besaw Kels o ?, o nj t ! ie hot j n es,l ie laro- o _ 440, and on esaraiwiete:tilliteot On Tette::: 3 ne o co a ivi iis ed himself off. !Impended by a rep ! from , f a 4. l ar n ith rg oie : kenrce enwang. The be, and his father were lok e i g lb.. area g rating the boy g ave an instant alarm. yid IL bricklayer. who was at work at the oppositchouse. ran to Ible ge r ig; his hot, se. • John $ I kes wag emulated by Mr, Siorcha n t s o isW and immediately rut Ilse rope, when the pun droppev e l, e mind his g b h 's t s h h e op pe t 4u n h d is e a w b i s t ze g r o l me as ti v i r k t ic he in a lair 1 Th e ground apparentiy lifele.s. bat afterwards with propel Sr Illewehmeelly:nriefirusitooftrairsigmeuel:ltsitwartfrteseemndrnibbitainpat t ehe r i l dw illia a b hot r s sair eit .o a la irm rhab e yy ni ta . rawe n dr e e. • Mat far wont of work was obliged to part with his foa l s to o basin* heard of the robbe r y, he watched p-. OW pat himselfand his child; that he, we; well known iti Somers- into M. Barnett's, Fieldt..hip., W h ere he sal M il • lown.wisere he lived ;that being driven to distress, be Hoolird to dispose of two pairs of shoes. Overseers of St. Pancras pariah. to which be tieit . sTreo 2 'amend times, for reNef , but being refused, wok the ' j ne property was sWorit to by Mr. Merahant i ,.. edlingroOtUternia-lfiTftEET.--Yosteriliy 'Gentlest. • rroom b smintis i n , to en no d ge t work, or Wave. he, Committ ed t c. l ant twining what lode. was d lees to the desperateact ninth prr,.,„e n hi. named Brooks, was charged with scaling the ;W il k. re seders before the house of Na. 9t, Pail.m o tt. • ille bt en""s p . r ien or rvkai dis hia: . p r 'isi ewed iurly°ll(Phri)edreo pe tkagi l h o teedil* ns t..v b ae e dgA g i ng st:hr4Pa d ll : llike i ll v elni e la n tit : :olril i re"w :co ht m .th'aaw i t t ndea g; i7n c e id iu e m ea m me notwithstanding . the interference of she 11 his d k ity m Yso led r g , l' in ' reffrosalogm the cntpahle bv. M a r l - Id . L uc en t c o b ( e th i e n2ahed 9"- demanded admission; ratios's/once was to "g eoid his iedignation et their condom and ordered t h e poor man to Mr. Brooks was taken to the iiiatch.hoosa. No . Weaken proper care of until be was taken into the Workhouse. Mr . B roo k s, i n d e f ence., sa id s h e house lo mall war kept by a Mr. Lee, and. was welt ;Laces. SU/LIDE of MR. ELLIOTT. as ohs Waterloo Assembly. Ile had freqosorty there, and had been admitted at three and roar ' o'clock its the morning; bad been in the *shit at • feeing the watchmen, by giving them halterow,ys; and he was surprised that al oust-o'clock only he should have been molested by them. The house was ftequettied, he said, by females of the most prollie sate habit.. s .ieMaistasTc discharged Mr. Brooko,tottloro. Ing him however from frequenting such •plaeee, _houses being illegal, and the parties liable to be its otirtiati fur a inisdemeeneor.should 'a disturbance oceti. • Mr. Brooks replied, that he• bad been issloeniad, the . house was licensed, and a person attended whir spax.eonsidered to be a police o4Bcer 3 he eoneideted ;the house to be licensed, or he should met have gest& The 51101STRATZ ordered a wanes; 40 he tossed against W. Lee to answer for keofting a. tssostl~. this description, it being altogether illegal. Mr. Nicholls,of Gerrerd.street, applied to Asp Ma. gistrates for their adeire ender the foiloseiskg Jrcuiw. stances : —The Applicant stated that a 'friend had called at his house on Monday test in perfect health; in shout an hour after he fell down dead suddenly. The body had been lying in nis perintsr since that period ; he had applied to the testry - ideflioad beadle of St. Anti's; the beadle had appliedsio , Mr. Leek, tile Coroner ; he had issued throe ditiriiiht precepts, "the.different Juries he 4,111•0111111011, and the stiteellNra r:ffere in attendance, yet the Ceeneer. seiit rsabrid s ,itl iz r e to s b c oti v is m y. . s e ir as h e is o ne w p n. u a t t r t i e d n , d a a i n id ce i . t w M ae r astig .'Nschip pieut lis . lonia longer ; and he. was apprehensive, if I. roe Li /l oved it, he might be arrested by the Curries% . st The M AGISTSUITAI regretted they had not the • meting of enforcing kis ottetodbohount , hog* sal h o w Mr. Nicholls could proceed, Unties, be remesed his application to the parish officers. UN1014•11AL1.......1011eS Austin ova Wright Duncalo were yesterday brought before the Magistrate for re,' examination, charged with a honesty in the house of Mr. William Hall, human's-buildings, New Keno. Ong on the night of the I Dth Septumber, and moat'. 4ng 601 Bank -notes, and carious articles of wears ing apparel.—They were remanded. Robert Lowden, of Union -street, Borough, bakes, was lined 51. by Tuomas EvatrcE, E•ti. fur hash's in his poesession a quantity of alum for the adobes* stints of bread. Toesdayi as Mr. till tt. wii.e.merchant, and originally the Chairman of Mr. Hunt's Committee, dit• jag the last Election for Westminster.• was taking his breakfnst, nt his In 'ging* in Paternostet.row, the .Newspaper was britnght in. when after reading the taelepchoh fate of Sir Samuel liontillY. lie sad-. dent, pia a period to his own existence by cutting his throat , ' with II Tosar. As eiem rerloels en Wednesday night an Inqtrisition was held , at ilte King's ArnsteTavern, Newirate.market, before T. Sitxt.- Ton, Kin. Coroner for the City of Loudon, on the body of the deceased. Samuel lowans, pupil at St. lintilkolotnew's Hospital. sworn, said, about eleven a cLick on Ittesdat morning I went to the deceased, wbn was sitting on a' sofa in the parinur. to enquire him be did: I Wired in the nuaelmuse, and the deceoced com plaining of being ill since Friday. I asked him hoer he was/ He. said Ms health Was -better, but he was distressed in hi. mind.— I left him then, nail returned twain • title after one and rewind kiwi still sitting is the saint Owning I left him: I f'sod king very In* spirited. The deceased hen wont op stains jilt his apartment, aril in a few minutes MPS. Thnmpoin.with Whoa' he lodged, brought him tip sonse medicines that raise for his arse.— • lie appeared to he lq good health for the Rye weeks I knew him until Saturday last. and since he complained Air having a violent pain in bit bead. When Mrs. Thompson came down !tars, she said she had kit eked at Sr. Elliott's door and could get no answer, and requested I would go up. I went up, and hound the dont no a spring lack. which I opened, and went in. when I found the deceased lying on the 'nor weltering in bill blood. I ran down and gave the alarm that he bad cut his t4nomas,l ow which Mr. Peten, the Medical Gentleman who attended/On, wassent for. • Mr. Richard Peters, aflutter-lane. Ch•npsisle, surgeon and apothecary, deposed. lb t on Sunday last he was teal forts 'bit the -Shreensed, w ham he did not know before He en quired of the deformed the nature of his enm plaint ; the deceased complained of a ells tailing pain in the head; witness ftrand Mint in a state of Ormond a nun qtlick pulse the clipped the deMet#lst in , uspe sr Iht Beek. took I? 011114`eil of idoed ,ft from him. titi,rga ; him Mme medicine. On Monday he ftrto4 bins snitch better; be My down once or twice in the course of the day. and wet melt the same when wanes left him. but not entirely free from fever; saw hits about It o'clock yesser day i he was alone in die dnt w ingmwaksitti og we .thesofa, his pulse was very high...and his rongne ?neigh ; he spolre`ratiter In tersitle. and said be had a wind to jump oat of the tendon; Ites i asked him. was there any thing wrong in the month of biLhatlnew, and he said there was. and expres•ed a wish to have person to remain with him. and pot to be left alone, which a s rs artiness communicated to M. Tbompson, nod she sent for bio—witness left him nhont ha f-past one and was sent Mein half in hoar after, when he heard he had cut his throat.— When witness entered th e room of the deceased he found him asopported inn chair by two or three personal be was et ill living, and gave it *Lb or two, and expired. Hie throat was dreadfully cat; the carrotitt artery was divided, and three open razors on the table, near the deceased. Crise-exarained.— When witness left the deceased, he did not think it safe be should he left for any time alone. Witness's business called him awny ' • but he intended to return again at four n't lock, and sit Is i th him. After hearing the evidence of other witnesses, the Jury. which consisted of .illie.ll pentane. imanimmisly returned a Verdict— That the deceased destroyed himself in a fit 4 derangement. MELANCHOLY CAI'AS7 I ROPHE it RAT CLIFFE-HIGHWAY. . • o4p .- -swonoloonswe 11EDNESDAY, Noe. 4. - Jobs Wanter and James Warren were indicted far strafing, on the propernavik river Themes. five bushels of barley. vain* M. the ty of Jolla Seel. on 14e 1114 Oct. Several billia% respectable wheelers gave Warren an excellent charae er • tsuo of whom bad employed him as the Master of his. vomit for years. The Cousins SlFlLMANTsettuned 1p the trading facts. sbe she Jury retired for half ,ten hour, and found Warner Guilty, and Warren Not Guilty. Dauiel Longhurst wits indicted for stadia; 100 Ss, Pificons. tor property of Mrs. Valentine snow. The Recommit summed up, and the Jury found the Prisoner Guilty. James Fletcher was found Guilty of stenlintibreebhankets the I ibh Oct. the properly of Joules Perrold Redden. Wm. liitu t tey was indicted for 'tenting. ow she three Book Dlrlei for the payinetit of 51. eackgsoll-olher so the amount of I:ST the property of dollark . • The Jary Wood the Prisoner Guilty. Henry Bolls Mond indicted for sera:jag. on Ihogrill October, several books. and other articles. the proprow field. Verdict —Guilty. . Aged 6i. John Deuesose stood indicted for stealing. on she This Sept. a w.stels, value 50s. at:d a seal, value 10s. the goods of D. Put. anger.. Verdict —t • Satellite as old man about 70 years of age. was 'radia l s eel fOr receiving, on the 44k October. a grout variety of plate. knuising it o he stolen, the property of Mr. Was. goitre, of t ten- ow n. 110.-Prisoner Is almost ball, and *hat little hale he had op his Itead wa- grey. his face woolsoggpest. Not hio cheeke went much fallen in He was dressed in a grey great rout over brown one. He appeared to be very nuentive (In ring the who* of the triaLand daring the croys-reniaintrtiun ash(' Joseph h ad, by Mr. Assot.rans, be had is combined untie OW his roontenance. • The witnesses examined to sotpptitt this prosecution were dui same a- those who had delivered their.evideitee.ion Ateaday 40#0 on the trial of linitiel Morris, and the facts they related. saga to the same effect. The accomplice. Braid. onderweni a loot examination and era.-=examination. W hen Ilse platTra: taken :3 Lev' , Morris said dust she person to whom it belonged was gone to France, Levy having asked whether be. was Levi silos enjoined. Maid to say nothing about it. The Prisoner made a loge and incoherent address to the Corn . in hi. defence. He. however. admitted, that be bad had WOW 'APnlior with die convicted Morris. Five or six Gentlemen of the Jewish persna•io. then came forward so give the Prisoner a character. Joseph Levy, *nets? these Gentlemen, 'aid that he had kjsown the Prisneet soma He himself, he said, had never had his character inspeurhed--s He was as,honess is Mali 1111 ever lived ite, as well as the Pri soner, was a dealer in old silver sing r id, and hod lived is ono house for 5i yeurs. The Juiy remiss' for alums her an hour. and relented *veto . die, arquitting the. Pejo:over. • An indeceiu expression of joy was manifested ip ilsegsHeries, fle soon its the verdict was pronounced. by triappism of heads. The Combo* hILItatIiPIT, in wrung language, reprobated such conduct. Wednesday evening, at Increst was held before J. W. Th- WIN. Esq. Coro:ter, us the Crooked Billet, itatcliffichighway, tin the bodies of Mr. John Unmoor, sea. and Joho Bolton, join. a young child, who were burned to death at the late are is RateliSt-highway. The Jury, after !Jew* Use bodies, which lay in a state too shocking in der.crihe. at Mr. Glannyer's, uoderinker, near the confer of Canuon-street-road, proceeded to take the following eV idence : It ieharil firlwqedsot morale of St. Georges in-the-East„ be. tag swore, stated, that oboes hall-past ihreerreloetc. on Mon day morning. he observed artinke i-soiarg through she -halters of Ma. litinnur Quip; he spring his rat le, and made. every alarm passible; lie heard a voice crying out. " Save she child I' He %okra up and saw Mrs. Ronnor at the second Boor vs indnw, holding a child; he bagged her not to drop it till assistance flung; he attempted to sake off his enat, with the view of • atch‘ lag the child in it—bet before he could do this, he observed is fiiNiog $ he held nut his arm. and broke its fah; he picked use child op. and gave it to a smoan, looked ep agars', and saw Mrs. Honour attempting to get not sine et her li•gs nits 0 1 11,111 C the window a begged her to desist; -he drew back a lade, but tope afterwards observed her threw ItetSeifTiorn she window; sae 'al on her side, her whole length cascaded otter • she kennel • she had only her night dress on; several people rmne up, da d took her away ; he persevered in rapping at the door.. Warp Mrs. lionnor threw herself out, he did not observe that the hie bad rendre(' the dist ; beard nottlisig of Mr. Hanna.... his sou, of the servant-maid. The Arse engine cause about tea, minutes after she alarm. Maria Faster, servant to Sir. Honour, stated that she was alarmed; on Monday morning, by the cries of her masters she poi ma her gown.lllol took up her toaster's child, winch lay by her side. hut was se 'lightened that she laid is down meant t she felt she lloorin s ; Warts quite hot, and nut being ab r 1U stud the room door. she ran to site window, mid gut urns (spot) the leads. Mr. Piggoti's cosinting-tionse slept in a back room), sad seethe several °Uhl r. Piggott's young men bent-orb, title ikmasped into the arms of nut ot them. andescaped through Mr. - Piggott 's premises mum she street. when she sal taken in by, Messrs. 131/41711! and Holmes, on the opposite side of the w 4,, 'who afforded bar every it , sistance. She afterwards. went with her mistress so the Loudon Hospital ; she does not kilos w hat • was the causeof the fire; theme was no combustible moaner, ea cepi crusts, in the cellar. A Joiss , triau enquired of the witness whether, there was any entrimuokutinu in the cellars of Messrs. Honour and Piggott t Site answered in the aegetive. Elizabeth Payne, servitor( to Mr. Piggritt,stated. that she was awoke on the inr.riting of the fire by the cries of her .g. mistresses, the Misses Piggott; she slightly clothed herself. mid tun dawn stairs into the yard, when she saw Marin Faster on the wall setemning oat for assistance; one of the soupiness came nut and cattzht her in his arms; saw tire afier issuing from the bedroom window of. Mr. lisinnor's servant-maid; the Bre men camera immediately afterwsartis, and hurried them tar rise premises; she was takep 'stood trea ed with great khalif...it by Messrs. Boerne and Mottoes; she went to bed about eleven the night preceding, alt was then safe; has on knowledge of the came of the fire, A. few questions were then a-ked by the Comas/ at of, oar of Mr. Piggoit's -batsmen, hut they were of tittle importance. The Comsat( then summed no the evidence. when the Jury immediately /darned a Verdict—Accidentally burned to Heath. i - - - DIED. On (held Inst., Reopen% Scarle t Ecq. of Saffron-Waldo", Log;. In the tedyeor It his age. At en early hour on Wednesday morning, tb, hone. of Mr. Button, in the New-road, was bwkew into.and robbed of property to the value of 601.0,Thel same morning another hone. in the same road was. entered, the pantry broken open and robbed . nj. sklti Lownomt Prrod and Pnhliottvd ht. D. Lttv +mt.. NI . 'be Its contents. thararheAs OFFIcE, No. t. SulAotry court, Fit-et-wed. COAloailkttlfiE7 4 Noy. 4. Ships at Market. Ships Auld. Print. Ibli . 44 .. .. . 94 !! • . - • J ' o • • . 1 . . F~ 1 I T r4l t , 1.. [ ~, ~.1 ,~