The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-19 00:00:00

r - --~r - - 7 5 " IV" ' I Mr. ?MI6 rose, and after i variety of observa tion* upon the propriety of producing the accounts demanded by Parliament, moved an Amendment, 11 .' That the Report of the Committee be referred bark, and that the accounts should . be delivered at Whet they might he required." jkiAldermin WOOD expressed his , doubts where Or', even if the 'recounts were proslnced,the,Parlift anent *oeld give their sanction to, the: Bill before the !louse. When these were exhibited, ha w“ cop Woo" they would undergo the strictest. scretinyund loves. ligation. They would first, in fact, get *accounts, end then turn round upon the Corporation, tell them they could afford 24,0001. in an entertainment, refuse the grant upen the ground that their feuds could not .he in such a state of eahaostion as was **presented. When the Corporation first applied to the legislature for a grant of nearly 400,0001. to. wards erecting the Whiteerom-street Prison, the ac counts were not demanded. Mr. WAITIMAN repeated the opinions be bad formerly expressed, that the !utineer of the Corpo ration, and their application for aid on the present occasion, • were questions inseparable, end that the City was bound to deliver their accounts. He thought Government might very naturally retort upon them for the manner in which they had fooled sway their money ; but the Corporation should recollect, that as a great national body, the Parliament were called open to yield up certain accounts, it was not unrea sonable that the City should also be called upon to to prriduce theirs. The Corporation had, in fact, themselves called upon the Government to produce some accounts at different times. After some further discussion, the amendment was put with this alteration, " that the Report of the Committee be referred back, and that the Bill be still prosecuted in the House of Commons." 'Plus was carried unanimously. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH. Fes. IS. CROOME V. LONSDALE. This was an action to recover damages for 1561. 10s. in compensation for an injury sustained by the Plain tiff's property, in consequence of certain operations carried on by the Defendant, under the circumstances following : The Plaintiff is the tenant end occupier of two acres of nursery-grounds, near the Highgate Arch way, and rented by him from the Defendant, at one pound per acre, since the year 1813, on a lease for 9.9 years. The Defendant is a land-holder in the same neigh bourhood. and has carried on there the business of a brick maker to a cons , derable eaten'. The claim of the Plaintiff was grounded on da mages stated to have been sustained by him in the last year, in the plants growing in his nursery grounds, from the smoke and heat of the Defendant's brick-kilns, erected so close to the Plaintiff's nursery as to scorch and perish a great quantity of laurels, laurustinuses, fruit-trees, and other growing plants. A great number of nursery-men, who had fre quently minified the nursery, prpved the injury sus seined, and their firm opinion that , it was caused en tirely by the heat and smoke of these brick-kilns blowing over the plantation.; end K. also appeared from their testimony, that. in the, year 1816 a com plaint of similar injury from the like Pluses sustained by the Plaintiff, was made to the . liefendaut, in con. sequence of which an !ship/lion was had, consisting of nursery-men, approved by both parties, who 1 ;,warded a compensation of , 501. for the damages sus trined in that year, nitie;ls. sem that Defendant not only paid, but voluntarily/404101. more. . The present action was brought for damages sus _ taincd in the last year., r A number of witnesses, nurse/y,-wen also, swore, from their skill and experience, that the brick-kilns did not and could not came the injury to the Plain. till's nursery; that they bad woolly had opportu nities of examiniag the Pleiutirs•nursery; that the plants were in general in os,gtsoti state as in their own and other nurseries ; and that the evil com plained of arose from the badness of the soil and dampness of the sisuatien, and ,the blight, heat, und a subsequent unseasonable frost in the last sum mer, Mr. NlanaTaT, after contending at greet length that the Plaintiff pas eutitled tv Inn verdict, argued t hat in all events the damages which were compensated by 601. in.lBl,G, wore again taken into theestiniate now claimed for the last yearend, ought to be abated from any verdict the Jury might be disposed to.give in favour of the Plaintiff. Mr. Scans.mr on the other bead, replied to this point, by .saying, his Learned Friend had never asked Hwy of the witnesses a single question to show that this 601. was not exclusively for the injury sustained in 1814, and formed no put of the estimate for that sustained in 1817. Lord gi.I.FNBOUOUGII Summed up the evident. to the Jury, who, af►er,s sl►ort deliberation s fowl/ f or the Plaintiff. —Damages, 1361. 10t. - - • s e ve r al Clerks weredisseissed from the Measurer's Office, Plymouth Dook.yerd, ors Monday last, and this is only introductory to a further reduction. A. large portion of the Surcharges made by the Sur veyrir of this district (Leeds) upon the inhabitants, have been confirmed by the Commissioners ; by whom it has been decided, thata shop having no internal communication vs his xdweiting.house, but having the rooms used for domestic purposes passing over it, ' ehall be assessed as part of the dwelling, both for the Window and the House Tax. Against 'this decision the parties so assessed have demarred, and a case has in consequence been drawn up for the decision of the Judges. The Commissioners bate else decided that u parent is liable to be charged with an Assistant for &uttering his son to render him any assistance in his shop, ohatever may be the age of the boy, and whe. her the services he .performs .'ray be regular and si,ated, ournereiy oceasiounl and incidental. The shopkeepers-of Leeds, conceiving that a very undue vtoportles of .the public. bombes, .are (hes 'pieced • timer their ahoolders, bare:celled a Meeting , or the 'Frade to be held siert Thersdny sot petition the Le- gislature for redress.. Siiiikr:cOmPlients, weosodersj bawl, prevail iwall otheuparts of. the iliegdemotinr k presumed that the apitlication to Parliament will tl s .cotr.e gene; al.— ( Leeds Mercury ) :~~ ~: 1 . LO ND O N . . ON E 44 ./LETS, , . ./LETS, Age. 17. [ Corrow.-There has been meek speculation both in this' lnartet and' ie ' LiveripbOr in Pernaiebaco Cotton, in anticipaooA that ihelopplies of 'See Island will this stesoll'lle - itiry deficient, and that they will be substituted in' the mariefacterts for the Anierican Sea Islands • no gooff 'Pershatinow o ff er ender 9s. 2d. The iest India elation gale en the 20th will consist of 13,000 'Bengliktirid 200 Bour bon. The porches., of Cotton in London for the week eonsist of-1100 Pernainbneo 2s. Old. a 2s. 14d. • 280 Bahia 231 d. a 2s. ; 130 Mini.22d. a 2244.; 95 demersra and Berbice 210. A 290.; 51 Seri num '92ld. * 2s. 04d.; and eicroilVe of duty, 000 Bengal, were sold 100. a 121 d. the greater pro. portion of the latter for exportation ;and 759 Sweats realized an advance of Id. a id. per lb. on the East India sale prices, selling from 141 d.. to Ind. There is again a great renewal in the demand for Cotton this forenoon ; several considerable parcels of Saints have been sold titan advance of ld. sod fd. on the last East India sale prices. &WAIL-There was a steady and rather consider able demand for Moscovades last week, the new Su gars might be stated about 1s: higher than those im ported previously to the 51h of January ; the export demand continued; there was also considerable de mand for Pan Sugars, the prices 781. a 80s.; two boards of fine sold 88s. a 901.; a rather extensive parcel of new Demerara, mostly browns, were takes. at 765.; generally, good Sugars might be quoted is. higher. The demand for Moicovades was again renewed this morning, on rather an extensive scale; good Sugars, and those newly arrived in bond, may be stated is. higher than the old and inferior qualities; the request for exportation was again considerable this forenoon, And what added to the briskness of the market was, the report that 3753 casks had been last week delivered from the warehouse, which clear.' ly proves an increased demand and the gradual im provement of trade ; the prices of the market gene rally may be stated Is. higher than last week. with en improving demand ; but as the present prices ere fair medium rates, the importers sell their Sugars freely on their being tended. There was a good request for Refined, the ship. pens were purchasers, but generally the orders con tinue limited to prices below the currency of the London market ; the holders are firm, on account of the very small stock of refined goods, and also on account of the trade not working freely ; large lumps are in request for crushing and for packing.-Mo lasses have been in good demand. In for eign Sugars there is no alteration ; for the few parcels at market, eery high offers are made-for yellow Havannah 545. but the holders decline selling, in expectation of higher prices. COFFEE.-On the arrival of the Foreign Mails yesterday, there was an immediate and extensive de mand for Coffee, particularly for the foreign descrip tions; St. Domingo, which had a day or two pre. viosisly beets sold at 103 s. realised 107 s. ; and for fine ordinary above 1091. was asked ; there were exten sive purchases frbm 106 s. to 108 s. and no parcels were offering under the former rate. Havannah, with colour, was reported at 110 s.; good ordinary Jamaica sold at 105 s. This forenoon a politic sale was brought forward, which fully confirm! an ad vance of 3s. or 4s. per cwt. on the public sales of last week, it consisted of 74 casks 50 bags Briti,th Plan tation Coffee, chiefly Demerara, middling, .which list week sold extensively 11,110 s. and 111., realised 114 s. a 115 s. 6d. in very considerable parcels; flee ordina'ry or ordinarx middling sold at 1101. 6d:; 300 bags Breen, of Mr quality, I 6711.; ordinary Jamaica in to-tee 's sale realised 105 s. 64. 1 p•fte. is, 6.0 1 , 3 1 : a 4i. higher thats lest Week; Aso advingtd realised on nearly avery description of fOreign awl, *lit India Coffee. The salience continues to Wien the most sanguine expectation of the speceiators (as t he chief purchases are still on speculatinp).3 . Seedier* is no question that it may in some seesseiddaselc do, export. ~ 1 IRISH PROVISIONS, &c....-Thereiinsletatertal al teration in the prices of Beef and ri c k..-The de mand for %con has not been so eitilpapive. 7 -11ntter maintains very high prices; the holderienlicipate a far. ther advance; it is, howeeer, probable that the con sumption will be a little effected by the high prices. Hoes.-By public sale, '5l bales foreign Hops; American 121. 51. and 131. 101. in bond; 'l9 bags Brunswick 51. 195., growth of 1817. NAVAL STOREAL-An arrival was yesterday re. ported, bet no price, we belle 4, 11611 rut been fixed upon. Spirits are without variation; Ter is a shade lower ; in Pitch or Rosin there is no alteratioo. 0n..-The prices of Gieenland Oil may again be stated a shade lower : there is very little business doing. The prices of Southern Oil and Sperm are nominal, on account of reported arrivals. The limit ed sales of Cod and Seal Oil lately are at a small de pression. Toaacco.-There continues t good demand for Virginia Tobacco ; about 200 hods. were sold yester day ; no Marylands appear on sale. Hale, FLAX, AND TALLOW.-.--The lISIARDiI for Tallow has been limited, but no material alteration in, the prices can be stated. The Exchange had fluc tuated greatly, it had been above 12, but had again declined a fraction under it. In Hemp or Flea then is little doing ; purchases may be made. shade lower. Rum, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDSO-The prices of Leeward Kum are little varied; the demand is not so extensive as last week ; the deliveries from the wee*. house are very considerable; last week 771 pen cheons, of which 527 were for exportation. J.- micas are more enquired after; the Rums newly landed may be stated lcl. to 2d. per gallon higher than the old importations. The prices of Brandy are cotnpletely nominal. Geneva has given way coml. derabl iy. ' s lil U' Rainer, the Kentish pedestrian, and the fastest of the day tines years ego, who could play with ten miles in oue hour and who beet Captain Barclay's groom the hundred miles, is matched for ohs hue dred guinea. against Jerrnioto, a celebrated pedes trian, to run 15 miles. The stake money is deposited Its the handl sf as istitems, who is lift to Dame the emend. • West Cosinfry , Dkk is matched agikitt Jack the nriteher, who he lately beet, for 40 giaiheles aside, to kilt in the same tint titer Painter and Springs- on theta of Aptil. • . 7 . . • - . ••••111M. , . PfIILOM4TRIG SOCIETY. • { t J POLICE. •: • • • LISATT jISS74RS ; 71+7, 11. : • • •.. r - : ,OttrA Itlti•EA :„ Iffsg..%/ficarrftD, Esq. and Apes Mersey, i.q. liliketirgati—Teesiley, March 17. at Cardiff. Brecop—Tsesday. March VS, at Brew.. Radnor—Monday, March 90, at Preitcjgae. CHESTER CIRCUIT. WK. DLit= Barr. E.q. Chief Justice. Maniirropersdiire—Friday. March LI, at Pool. Denbighshire —Thunday, March 19, at Ruskin. Flintshire—Wcdnesday, Match V 3. at Mold. Cheshire—Teesday, March 31 1 at taw Ca-tle of Chester. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY. EDINBURGH, FEe.lO. Yesterday came on the trial of Thomas Eiddoeki for the crime of housebreaking and theft, in &bone at Harrie.in-the-Moir, in the parish of Mid Calder, by forcing his way through a glazed wiWdow, Nil stealing a man's black bat, a black coot, awd'aVail of corduroy breeches. s . The Prisoner pleaded Guilty of stealing the bat; and having adhered 'to his confession before a July s the ADVOCATE DEPUTE restricted his libel to au irel bitrary punishment, and the Jury found him Guilt, accordingly. The Court neat proceeded to the, trial of AstitlKW Nicol and David APGulloch, charged with the elle of robbery, on the 13th day of December last, 44 the sands of Linktown of Abbotshall, in the vicinity Kirkaldy, and feloniously assaulting Edmund Guy,. lately seaman on board the ship Neptune, of Wemys and of having by force and violence taken from hie person a note of the Bank of England for entspoUad; and also one pound fifteen shillings in silver. Nicol pleaded Guilty of assisting in robbitig Gar of fifteen shillings, and M'Culloch pleaded Guilty of being art and part. The ADVOCATE DEPUTE also restricted the libel to an arbitrary punishment, and the Prisoners were found Guilty accordingly. The Judges having deliberated for some time, the LORD JUSTICE CLERIC, after a suitable admonition, sentenced the •hole three Prisoners to seven years' transportation beyond seas. A young man, of respectable appearance, appliSd, to the Bench of Magistrates, at _Hick's-ball s foto : Licence to hold a Society ender tito above name, fotl, the discussion of various questions., was a strange circumstance in the application, that the debates were, stated to Intend to every thing wept morality and., politics. The CHAIRMAN was struck with this exception. He begged to know upon what ground moral sub jects were excluded from the consideration of the Society. It solely was not in the contemplation, the Philosophers, of whom it was composed., thin there would be any objection upon the .part of the Mnistratea to a discussion the most likely to benefit all ranks; and be presumed that the exclusion of such • theme was not intended to convey a. biut that the Philosophers had any intention of giving prac tical illustration of their objection to the subject they bad rejected. The Philessath replied, that the Society which ' had the hottest to repinititif entbrielnie her sospiciiii of the good intentions of the Magistrates. 'r melon the Society had thought proper to excldikt morality Well; Moose motanty was so very obviionp to them, theft cbbld not 'possibly' be two oVaitiiii *pow it. There wilt nothing connectinr With the . systrtn of morals upon which thou fetllsied the stigh . test diversify el opinion. The or subjects on Which the' public mind was &lad Was store proper!) the province of the Philinniih: • 'The CHAIRMAN_ NIOII warmly Ceirilfrainfniddiie Society open their arriial'at the pointof The citofitlettni•and Unanimity that oldie ukiiita a :tidos of sock vast imPortance • the circumstance, ' t after so may ages it should fall to the lot Ode PhilOinath to lig limits to'thatight, and to,purgf the j greet Man of doctrines of till defects arid litaingrUi r ties, manifested such an ascendancy over all other societies, that they would no doubt become tie most estensive in the kingdom. The Philomath smiled, and took the comPenent kindly. He hoped the Magistrates would thiamine the groanth of the application submitted to thins, and grant that they should proceed upon their plan for adding to their stores of knowledge. The CIIkIRMAN assured him the request should be' attended to, and that all the wisdom the Bench pos sessed should be exercised upon the subject. The Philomath then handed np a card corininiag questions for discussion. One of them, on whiiti an argument is to be held on the first night, is, " What ever is, is right," and " Have we reasons to believe that this age is more depraved than any farther ?" The CHAIRMAN made no comment upon the denial given in these questions to the Millpond's aaiterti that all questions of morality were to be eiCiedq, It was whispered about, that the Gentleman tan L. , Stodeut. ROBBERY. filth) t 10.1' Gutt.nuat.c--.Thomus Wald, a man. At 70 years of age, was yesterday charged he i the Sitting Magistrate with stealing a Bank post-bill for 1001., the property of Anne Oldridge, It appeared from the %nisei:pent of the Prosecotrix, that the,Prisoner cad herself had been acquainted ancklived together for some years, but had now parted. A legacy of 1011. having been left her by the will of a deceased relation, she went on Tuesday to a soli citor in Staple's Ino,RoJbora,,to receive the amount. She, was paid. in * Bank post-bill .for.loDl.,anr/ aAC note, Ind was returning down Holborn when 4., met the Prisoner, to whom she related her gond for., tune, at the same time elferiri to treat bhp to soup( drink. They went into a public-house, drank some . liquor, and she, wes about co . pefi for it, when, of r serving the Bank bill hi her head, he snatched from her and made,aff, Au aJarsa,, hOwever, being given, he was secured, seirphed„,..4nd.the. )411,found. stopu was remanded exemina on li. . • BowArcitses.—Wednenlay.Willoam num n and William rroo ware chorard , whh a violent tiontge upon Mr. Johu Proctor, of Great Qtteen.street.l.ineulo'clau fields. lobo soared, that nbont t o rive o'clock on Tne,day night. u. he wa, en% into theu t to Dukg',.enurt, Dru Quo wt) Wale, he fuund • " Aaderson close to him attadMls Alai/mktg. when he u held t , by the collar. Several poem Mee came ap i who..lte 34 doubt. tomPosml the iaig .1011111afied whir and e j o i e cerded roculag Anderson trey, him ; but he sei ze d the, p.; miler Thomson, one of the riert., and held him till I wartimpen came op aad secured haw. As wham was aerate. paayiag them to the watch-house. he met Ander:Son agaie, Whom heaho gave hi tbiirie.--Counasitted; .Untoa-nsta..— Weller:4g, a antis named Gehhasith i noted for his pugilistic science, was brought before ose , &tee, chanted ,hy Air.. Jolts Walters, a yam% man ate, spectable appearance, with assaulting him in a violent mower. by gitriag dim 'slithered. .violesir 'blows on his face, 'the eft feet, of Ishii* justi quite.altered the form of his features. Complainant was a very large man, and the 'Defendant very Wiles The Weirdest saisithat the Plaintiff:idled bite r names he thought id not belong's) him ; sad he little as he challenged him to tight en thespot g ibt7 bid a fair eet4e, bit skill being superior to his snw* Mresigth, the Defeo air cried " Hold, enough r —This wis deoled Ipy the Plaiati —Goldsmith was ordered to' od hail M , answer the charge it the Sessions. William Walters was Malty ei abled. charged by Mt Drew, Solicitor, Bermoodseyesirtele with being vital with Richard Candle, P. Sullivan. Geared' Mackusas, a Michael Ney, all workmen *a dm 'premises of Mr. Jaw, Walker. Upper Russell-street, Bermondsey, a bank row. y stealing a quantity of glee, the property of the A s .i go ief pointed under the Commisaion.—Folly committed. • NtiILiOROUGII-BTREET.—Morris Ready and JUMPS ('sire ps yestabAd characters, very well known at this elite; 404 charged with stealing a quantity .of .plate iq the dwelliqg-isee of Joaathaa Bullock Esq. of Partisan square. Between ten mot aeons. o'clock pa Wednesday eon nine, butler, Joseph Jaimson, vow eapiged at the breakfinlahle, When the two Prisoner. and A third past% (not in custody) g into the lower part of the house by' fite arxaMeps ' the ple a s which was onloekcd. Mr. Pickett, who keeps elteVeit's - Reut. 41 the come; of ttrutiswiciaevre, wamitendy first ascend * area steps, and in a few mi•etstes after the oilier . Prisoners bowed. 'Suspecting all was not right, be went over to the P,. seessioe's house, and related weak be be 4 d observed to the b ut l e. Who was on the stairs with the breakfast-tray. Toe . plate, cop. sl , tiag of fifty-two pieces, was milled Wit moment] and* roe: cal pursuit after the robbers took place. Mr. Pickett r Ready in fhtfard-slreet, • and part of the stolen peeved , . . found upon him • John #imasosts, acoachman. took Cousin* entertet•sireet, he having previously thrown away a quantity af the plate. On seardiag.doe. Prisoaersot the moon how Ilia whole of the stolen prsely (which was ideated:A by Mr. Bel lock) was found opona. With the exception ..f that stuttere' ..about the street, which was afterwards recovered. Beady Ms hived With much levity florin the examissition, a. d °Merv. that had It par been for his bulkiness the witness coati not ► (Sink Prisoners were. fully committed fur tried. DARING ROBBERY. tiiiviasi4Ouss.—Tuesday a genteel looking mart, eali4sa' lannelf Charles Barclay Briagle, was brought up. charged alai Media g 25 brooches, value 2sl. Irma the shop of Mews. and Benin. jewellers, is Ilishorgate-street.-11e was coliMil led for trial. . FORGED CHECKS. . UNION-HALL.—Tileidity Ann Townsend. aline Tentacle, wan brought up for anal eiamination, charged with uttering considerable number of forged cheeks. drawn Num the Bank. ing-bouse of Brooks and Company, of Chancery-lam, to - runts tradesmen in London, Deptford. and Greenwich, 1411 amouut of the forgeries committed by the Pri.mier W : o.4l.—Sbe was fully committed to take her trial at 1004 Assizes. OLD 134iiL i gY, FEB. LB. . , _. ---- 1 0 "" - 7 • 'Mete 11;sslaws tomuteneed this du y. hefore the Loan M, Mr. Bares libaXata. Ms. Justice HOLROVD, Mr. Justice aoucs, the Itscwattga v dtc. There are on the Middlesex tide 133 Priostwen for trial, on the Landon l 6: atooagst which are—for Murder 2 Stealing in adwelling•boste Burglary . 6 Privately in *sloop For=tes . 10 Itti .4. . . Highway robbery S Larcen i es ' And ' . . - , . - ... lie remainder for frauds. receiviiiir (tales gook &e. STATE Of PikAVGA Ili. Na 1.... I Females. Under molest" of dratb . 26 7 Transportation fur life . .16 14 Fourteen years . . 9I JO Seven years . 65 SI Reopited during pleasure . 1 Imprisoned for misdemeanours . 5191 , Convicted and respite(' 2 Far trial 21 26 9'3 12 In Total . $l9 I 116-435 John Fitimaurice was indicted for felonioissl s assaalti„,. John Ta%lor Vaughan; Esq. on the highway, *id Healing from his persona hat .valtat IL. • The Prosecutor isa merchaat. residing in Grnftan-street. P. cadilly. Oa the 6th of Fehroury last, in the evening, shout a quarter past six, hr was passing through tit. James's-place, its his way to dine at a friend's home, aid received a violestAkise upon the forehead Sty some one, hut be could not tell from ilints.• He was knocked diiwn ; when he got leis again, he cried ust. " :kap him." He Men distinctly saw the Prisoner. who Inoried him clown again, aid, matching his hat Prow the ground, mum& Upon recovering himself, the Prosecutor cried oat as kuidly,ms he enuld " Murder, murder 1" TIM Prtioner was althea& apprehended. .• Tao or three witnesses were called to provelheconvetneiset the Prosecutor's statement, and the apprehension of the Pei sorter. The Prisoner ran up a place where there was `nu P' roughfare i nod, Midis; he could NM get away, fell duns the ground. and preteadetto be dead drunk. . Tipp Prisoner, in his &Weser, entered into a long elateMest. He bud drank too meek: sad the season he assigned for striking the Prosecutor was, .1 _that he was pursuing a man who •41 - bed him, and took Mr. Vaughan for the thief, while the thief lgot away. The .lary found a verdict—Nut Gui!ty. Mr. HETNOLDA• Coon ei for the prosecution, applied' Court to detain him to be tried for the assault, but Mr. (faawast refused she appileatioa on the ground that au meat bad been found against him. • Robert Bishop was capitally convicted for breaking sad tering the dwellierhoust of 1. Bytes, and stealing a great aid watch, his property. Michael Keefe was capitally convicted for a burglary, . dwelling-house of F. Hills, and stealing a bout, his properly, MURDERS AT GREENWICH. Sitaday might a man aimed Sparks wns taken into custody by the etimiles of Greenwich, Da suspicion of being concern ed in the aintiMers of Mr. Bird and )tiro. Simmons. He *as examined privately by the Magistrate, and remnoded for O utlier examinatioa. last week the driver of one of the Gwen- Rich toadies was takes intaeastody ; the Ran drove klit Bird when.he came to tows mi Tuesday fortnight, to attend aerate-- lag'of the 'rallow Chwadipre Company:, of which be was Wer deW, andiowe of the oldest members. The circumstance which Caswell hisappreiseasisa was., that some blood was teen upon his doth ; but he was able satisfy the Magistrate alto the ani*;aliftlialkischatOti him: being cosi. kited of h is innocence. Ad Monday am Mete of Ustiomihall, received informse Patnale:oa being suspected of committing m'urdm'urd'er,e. $e homed tely weal down to Greenwich , and r tainaimismiliisdaf Lq a Parish ()Seer of Gretna tett. oatmeal the man is Thema. Der, • he is by trade a brick) but .Itos Intel,' led a most discroditaLle life. . He tint simony !lodged al the Tiger's Head. puhlic.home, and timeai hiss had so place to pat his head in. The oificen tipper hooded him at the :Tiger's mead, which is nearly ittipitsiteslit.. Birds Douse. is London-street. la his jacket pocket iv:1;1084k bloody . halltikevehief. °errata the parish dicer proceeded lls the premises ofkle. Mallard. sane the waterside, Cream/00 where die Prisoner bad been at work about the time dm suordetp., were committed, and this found a coat, with a bandertbirf.. she pocket which was blOody. and a bricklayer's hammer, Wks an lasteumeat sathosaardars were supposed to hale tirereollo4 @sifted with. The °Seers (oak the Prisooer before the grates, and he was remanded till Tuesday for esaminatiou. Yr4Seeday May and Hall, officers, and three assists:4i: ve. tonged to town, after an onsoccessfol pursuit of the two Brays, who are. suspected of the murder.. they &pod they .hail *dieted, mid they were informed they were hid at 'Bromley. Viord MIS • as( 'Oa .care.---They searched, I.ewitl ) ol. j• idtoote-green. and. the woutici the, neighbourhoo d. ay inforinntiori of their supposed retreat was received, *atteifbers spat Iv ere *earl's' quest of them. I)I ED. • . On the 15th inst. at Melville-house, Fife; Jane, Countess d Leven and Melville. bis.• 131 h rose. at Jain glmeolitlim:Vorttrs i tife. / 13 bi g dfith year, George Heinpster. }jig: man ! mars Ite reseit.itis p , Ni Parliament for St. Andrews, ate. (hi the itt lost. Mr. Thuoins Clark { ; of Wrcken•balt, i n the 'wooly 4 Essex, in tlitti)tb yenz.nrhiti_turx._ On the Ibilt instaat, P. U. DacoMa, EA. M. D. of Ei:nbur/ - 144411117:11 ..1 . . boy tug .t 'i;ii ..1.• :ult.. at LoNDO/k1: Printed and Palilipbed IT D. Lanai'''. StaTaan•w Orrice. 71e, 4 SalisbarpcgAirt• ,14004f1 r • I kiwi 111, .lot h e I Jed, e Pew. Ogre.ber Wirt 111 4 It Wag DSOs. e was ▪ slahl Lim dos, it wife llt • 4 r . R :71 1 4 Jaka wilt k 'apt . . weld •Ileasa bt t thd Y) oaf Flead id Oa rs fol. ' Pro.' 1% Wig MPS . ) ta niii roc the ▪ Sol- diered' do be. ; calli4 d wile semo4 l , week, , ring Sauk.; 111 NF . • Ike .1,1 4 g larlik • e Boa= al, aid owe 101 k. • 411. sidling dealing M. Pk- ;bout a ace, iR it.hlrwr I fihein** led oat. afraid lwattsti demi 'tt he Pri- mo the- 's epee • telpellt. • , arsking ad rob- l• he real In4he Baron • indict- sad en- :at coat , io the °petty. I custody omen . fie *as far an- Grreo. et Bird meet- • L s War. which al apart s.to the <React% ralaliull itig the ttl 'f he k layer. occu. d some- appre- tile. Mr. Tiled rowich. ' ~~