The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-31 00:00:00

IL .r - :.;.:- 1 • --- niti tirlik..E6li Bitrs , IJX,EIII§ES...' liiOit.l'Ll.olooll4%aw!,- ... ow " v , . ____ s , .T_._ . Foreips-01101 Ottekr 25 1 4814. [MOM collltwev-S rusAlliCAY. •asiotsirna.] . - 11" Ro at Bi gness the Prince Regent has been I had not the least idea, that, en a subject like --"' R oy a t = - • leased in the name* sod on . the behalf' of his M athis, oftd,. vi whet ly of a private naive* I' should P t in sp " iet the Rot Reneurabie . George ever have been seder the 'necessity of addressing my , J," YI, to b e his Maiest it Ansbeesader &train,. Readies,' !Itet the follewingyaragrapli, - taken (foie t"'"" n r 7 . -. y upi 27,0,7 1 fece ," pe i., o r th e 26th Inet e sei . will, 7 dina . _ry . and Plenipotentiary to his Royal Highness . • the nsnce Regent of Portugal. am - sure, be a salficient apology for my . " doin g.- i His Royal Highness the Priem /Inset has also " A , Hampshire pper adds some further particeittre , been pleased in the name and on the behalf of hit • - " ncer"4 "& a tec" lira on I N' 6. "` a Ilif ' Willis " IS( i t a app oint Louis Daman . Cosa t a. al or, . -Csibbett, Heir Betlei, by which tiro barns, a stable, • .... 41 • 61 Yv ~ ...a 6apqack, and some rattle *peas were burnt. The i Esq. to be his majesty's secrete:. to" tha saki Massy.' .' alarm brought together a number of neighbours eo 1 ........m..--- assist iiiestinguishingilie dames; they were Ordered' . StILITARY ettowrridits. ..4tf bpoo nerd gentle nocentsby the worthy Lord of • pipe of orthianee, Oct. 26, 1f44. the Manor pf Feirthore (Cohbett) ; the honed res. , . T. Dickens to be Colone4, vice Fisher, . fies considerilig this as no Outdid retire for their' Brevet C.loeel al= o f ReYal l ik a t eeels ' wise to render assistaace, , ware. soon actively em- deceased. p i oyec i in pe l t i ng t h e wor a y f armer w i t h hi s own Bre is4 vet Ma!or coraelies Mann to be Lierteeaut-COlontl, vice . Whelps, whilst his property was left" the devouring set 'Captain Thomas Roberts to be Captain, vice Mn v ic e y;„ , fianent. Tire lames ceased in about three hours."- First isieutenant George Gipps to be *t eed Ceistai. v The real facts are these:-.:-The fire, having to work First Lieuteinet Philip 'Barry tisie irohiebiptals, vice Bar upon wooden buildings covered with thatch, in dry 1 f i getos , decon , e d. w eather and a windy night, were consumed in less i • than half in hour, leaving slot a piece of timber ! J. swat, sagley, stßosurotheANKltUrTStioa.ber4sercuoit Nov. 11, • standing when I arrived at the spot, about two miles 12. D ec l o in thc j ein i n e non Arms , mi g no n. i hrortave . frost Botley.-The earn, hogs, horses, asses, the !stfornks. Hews. Eihatvad awl Jests, Liacein's lee; and Mr. WS er, *derv. waggens, carts, ploughs, and even the harness, had J. Ching, Dertmouth, Devenshire, miller, Nev. 19, 94. Dec. art been saved by the presence of mind, the courage, 10, at We•akley% Hotel, Plymouth-Dock. Anomie., Messrs. and the seal of my servants. My neighbours !tin from f,riet ne 4 t Zmiverti aad Cetgees Gbaseerrlanei lied Mr. Peers, Botley with buckets ; but it was quite too late to do i 3 lieswick. Levensbalme, Latiatslaire, whitstir, Nov. 18, any good.-Such a fire .would naturally somata w to- 1 8, 'nee.g, at t i liz i lrge il e so w n atr o r i Arras, Man:l i s i e i sterAttn i nis, gether ) early in the evening, every creature for miles M eer! . Voletherne and Clarke, Ws:retard-coon. ; Messrs . 11/2 round. Soon after my arrival, a gentleman, my neigh. :J. Boller, Taunton Seasersetiliire, Heel-draper, Nov. 1. Opp' y:a ate to inform ase,that lie had4etected one of the . - 1 1. i, ere. 10, at ocitioust. Anoraks, Mean. Lawless and creme, St. Mildred's•court. 64 Una rushes" seeding ► de frets work of a PUIV** E. Moses, BMWs, Lincolnshire, 111rerweitil, Nov. 14, This was followed by my servants informing me, that it, Dec. 10, at (he White Hart, Boston. Anoraks others °lithe " h on es t rustics , " who came to " eels. lie. Hewitt, Bosto and Messrs. Lodiagten and eseplT e. der itisistesoce,7 were ennui% themselves by atm& i ,v;.• Ilea*, Aldermaahory, Black well.ball.factor Nov. 8, sag ahe 4 Sioedisk turnips into the fire.-ik tows.' 12, Dec. W. at Guildhall. Anomie!, Messrs. Sirest end_ reet. now time to stir,_ in order to save my iron milled . Stokes, o nstry i , agl ira l l s , t Sesiemetshire, sansical-instrn i-seller, from the claws of, perhaps, 50 thieves, a auMierate' NOV. 7, Sianlo, at the Castle and Hail ten, Bath. Attornies, proportion out of 500 " bootee rostics.rlitn Lon. ; Ikon.. dfeed and Berfoot, King's-Bomb-Walks, Temple; . I _, and Mr. Physick, Bath. dos end other great towni,.tolifiers,'Svith loamy" 1 • Fir. Oliver, Salisbury - place , Lack's-844x , Waiworth, coal. muskets and Seed bayonet", are always cal led le usetekaot. Nov. s ec. 10,. at M Gu ennar y ildhall. Angele , s, • posaint robbery.-7 needed none. I explained to . meow!. Broughton and , 11, Dec. A Ckartb.yard . • Milleasahigo the clinger I was la-from the thieves; l i T. Trevilliae Bassos , Ptymeolls-Dock, Devonshire, cora • Maimed that no one timid do rat any good be re- : snettbaa'. Nev._ 19, 21, Dec . IL at ch Nlyeakley's tiotel,Pitatoode . ftg; said, es it was inessifest, that no ore could n°l4 " B Z: r o r s ' w V ; e r t i. mr. I : 4 4 Bll ll l. b i ' y a Z i o r_i r tf k i : rilme°- to remain against my Witt hut for the purpose E. Needham, Jen. South Sea Climainrs, Tbreadneeille.street, Nev. I_, Dec. 3, at Gailditatl, Attorney, Mr. Leigh, 11( thieving, 7 should, of course, look upon every mast ' ?,„ v et- 29, and woman and as a thieforhodid,not, at my request, ! ".iTh:-A....y, Hotigktea.ltegis. Bedfordshire, straw.hat-saana- , hotantly retire. At the same=time, l thanked every factor*, Nov. 1, 15, Dec. , lit, at Guildball. Anew'', Mr.: 'pie for his having wished to ..,en der assistance. I , 14 .1! l ivi. F iClI t a r lia T. Hosoptereys• , Tbreetineed -bad no trouble. Not a man semained at the end of ' broken, - Neir. 3, 19; Dec. 10, at GaildhalL ie lMsinr. ten minutes. Only one Ran -was base enough to ex- i laieh, evoltry. .- • DIVIDENDS. press his disappoivitasent at slot fieding three or four I. Nov. 1.9,• G. F. Eckstein. Gray's Igo-lane, smith-N0v.19: hogsheads of beer to drink. No man threw a turnip at J. Barker, Badman, flertfordshire, vktoalier-Nov. • 19, me ; Red, lam persuaded , that there is not: maii in the T. Lroad. Bettall 2 witoie. li ter Siml l ev -eres s e t e ).. 116 . i . 24 =i 1 : n e i gu T r m v tel o 'hir.. = re. "P whole country would have dared to think of sick an jooko l,k,,,iii„. 2 3... W . w on ag ovon g i ug,,i,i, Shropshire, act. 7, by my resolution, saved the remainder of my bat-maaraineterer -Nev. 19, J. Jaeksen; Farnham, Surrey, sur property. If the fire . had happened at some farm- ran FM' °Pnthetar-7 - N o ! . 19,54- S. Barber, Bread- street, Wife, geseer-riov. 29, J. Joseph, Cornwall-row, Lain. houses, the thieving Weida have been nearly as de- beth, ireaforiader-Nov. 22, P. Holmes, Messina, Sicily, mer it roctive as the ire. If facts like these are a disgrace lehaist-N•sV:jl9,esc.sek:;e Norton.B. L1 441 ,8 146 e - heit. si en irm er _4 ll- 0 , to the nation, the nation has to thank the Proprietor 22, 4 ";.7.74a10p5kire, Bent-lane. Deptferd re , cabioet-maker-Nov . . or Editor of die Times Newspaper for the publicity, 19. 3- brirell and .I. Tyrrell. Maidstone, ireaMO which they *ill receive through my channel. He 1 1 1714". 19, J. Phillips, Oxford - street, fruiterer -N_9v..21„ . Sim!, • .• • Liverpool, dealer would do better to employ his columns is clearing . York:' himself of the charge of having been so eminently in. -Nov . strumestal iii 'causing the war, which has led to the ; Act ' s ., battles on aid near Lake Champlain, where soine.iinaiis....mov. thing, much mere &agaves than turnips have hisser ro -774 " . !lung at ihe heads of oar tiefortimate sailors. As te. ji al o w eev the Proprietor of the " Hampshire paper," whence ;king.Gremistre4, _ the Times says It derived its ieformati I dare v 1 Cinv- " Pert 4D nosh m : on, re se, , 21 , T. B oseve y, lit •,- • thathe is Miele Weetell too contemptible for notice.* CE TIFICATES-N0v.19. * ' S. Brewaridge. Leeds, merchant-W. Luke. Bristol, builder S. Ambrose, Kin -s t re et . warehouse Edwardi sad R. Braithwaite, Pi gweally, Monmouthshire, coal-merchants -M. Abraham, 01 Gravel-lane, Ratclithlghway,dopseikr -P Mitehinsou, Gateshead, Denim rope.maker-T. Phi,. lips. N.,rwich , brandy-merchant.. .R.' Kemp. Bury St. Ed munds, Sulfolk, leather-cotter-t. Otte, Bath, hatter.-W. Date toe, Liverpool, grocer.-J. Cock, Lower Mt:dwell, biscuit- zysoLrz,vr DEB FNS' OCitiftr, Ocr. 29. CAPITEKER. O. BUSUEL. Mr. WALrovio appeared on the part of the De rendaot! Mr. Adolphus being engaged at the See .ions, and examined witnesses iu his •defence, but principally the Defendant himself. Bushel denied that the money which Mrs. Cos- Siker said she advanced in trust to purchase the lease :.tiff t house. in Leadenhall-street to set 'up Joseph Bushel in business, was advanced as she had stated, •but said that It Was advanced for him, the Defendant;.! that the lease wits to be assigned to . her by name be. he was a bankrupt, but on his paying 2201. for it she was to assign to him the said, she afterwards 'consented to his selling It. Mrs. Coeteker and several other witnesses were called, who stated the allies it has already appeared in our Paper--namely, that the Defendant got the money to purchase the lease in her Dame for his brother, and the assignment was made out to her ; but he artfully possessed himself of all the. other .det'ds, and dealing with them as his own, sold the premises to a Mr. Linde for 4001 The parties af terwards met, and She balance was added at 2601. Mr. Slum, in reply,, said, that if the Defendant was to Nis believed, all the rest of the witnesses - were perjured. But the fact was, Mr. Watford had no thing to support his case; the Defendant, like Richard, might say 4. iurie as Mewl withal to back my suit, • ho But tbe plain devil and dissembling lies." Every thing be had said was against the evidence, and taken to the utmost, neither removed the fraud nor the breach of trust. Be had told a fine tale to the old Lady, put her off with making out the as signment to her, bat got possession himself, and so dealt with the title deeds as to .deceive all tke Lawyers and the Commissioners of Bankrupts into the bargain, leaving his aunt to a suit in equity to recover the rent after several years possession against insolient estates. lie •hall committed a fraud as to 2601. which he conceived at first in wickedness per fected by lying, and was .now attempting to support by perjery. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Saywell, cen. J. Sirvell, jun. sod W. T. Sorrell, Wood. street, Citeapride, silk-Mattrfacturevs— W. and W. Stirlim. and M. Carte'. London—T. M, Piltan and W. Red/pave,. L tab's. road, Pirolico wire-workers—T. Bancroft and E. Lorimer, Liverpool, tneichants—C. float and H. Ross, Samtgelprdeas . wine-mercbants—W. Nesbitt and J. Admatiltartb, 1 dna, City.rood,Tunbri4e-ware-inansfactoreri—anognas and W. Patersoa, Broadway, Westminster, boot ets—J. Roberts and J. Hanson, TWtborne-street, Pic y, and OxendouAtrcet, Haymarket, tailors. Ing Oct. The Average Price of SUGAR, fur.the Week, 26, is 70s. did. per Cwt. Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and WA1.116, quarter, from the Return, radial' Oct. 22: W heat. RyeTlarley. Beans Peel OWL a. d. sr. .i. a. d. & gr. gr. 4 ".• 74 45 1 37 2 V 1 45 3•49 10 „ 21 . 11 Average Prices of BRITISH CORN, In SCOTLAND, by the Qoarter of eight Whschester Baibeis i .ml of Oatmeal per 801 l of 1281hs„ Scotch Troy, of the Jew Weeks immediately Freeman Oct 15 : • Wheat. I lin Balky, Beans. Pea* rim. s. ft 's. • 71 Z — 7 d j! . 03 1T --... 36 6 . 26 9 38 7 , 29 . 621• Yesterday sainnight, as Mr. Wright, of Giiiisoll4* accompanied by - his wife, son, and daughter,awd Iwo friends, were returning home in a carriage, tile reielk, ,broke as they were decending Maine-bill, id cons.. (pence of which ties vehicle was overset. Mr. Wright and his little girl were killed en the spot, Mrs. W. and one of her friend* was so severely hurt, that their recovery h despaired of. ' , The easti.esaeh from 134i.t0i to Milford was eselight tween Cowbridge arid Nina, 0 6 the libh int. a I mi., onduct or the coachman and guard. The former *l, with a coespaelea, from the box, while (hiving at-0 %rims rate, to regain the time he bid lest it " "• ' ' latter (also much inebriated) beeline coach near 0 k. All thf inside t hud.pay quitted the coach, leg sad thigh dreadfully fractured, A Coroner's Inquest was held on near Newcastle.eader-Lide, an -4Geoiue , Friday luestion it Mr. Serjeant P.mmut said, beyood an q was a fraud from the beginning, and a plain breach of trust. The' ealy diffiCalty at first Was, whether the old fady might not have forgotten the agreement, but she was so elute is' her evidence, which was so , well sapported by her niece', and by an the dream= stances, that her account >i t, teethe truth. There' was now no doubt as totimbasouat which was agreed between the° ranee at Wk.- Defendant remanded ea to that debt of 2601. - hibi to' hivCrstattrn'tbreellattlee of - whiff, Oa., --oine - - of punishing him with charging ltien•with thet • DETONATING BALLS. he bed determined on sending him back t w o * Queeseasouans.—Saturday Mr. JolauCtethbert, of i Indies in about a fortnight, and to pretense filet St. Martin's-lane, •optiolan , w a s summoned on en running away, he acknowledged that he had e h, information for exposing to sale certain fireworks g oo to a table, as he ha i s locks to any i i i called Detonating Balls ) contrary to 9 and 19 Wit. rs of his residence, ept the coal cellar, he considered too damp. He stated that he hag i darn,, c. 7. pace and Lavender, the officers, said that Mr.C• vided him with warm clothing for this cold di e 0n't4066 , hot. had a bill in his window, stating and other acts of kindness which he had da ft • Unit he sold " Chemical Detonating Balls, &c. &c. him, but he should now charge him with 041 . that produce the report of a pistol without danger ; him. end in consequence of which Pace went into the shop The Magistrate told him a chose 14 4 64 and purchawad a dozen for . 15. 6d. Some of those of robbing him. would now come with a IT* parchased *the shop were exploded in the o ffice, g race, as he had taken the punishment or him is ,each - emitting considerable flame. his own hands, and especially the mode of Pfsisi • .11r. Cooper, chemist of Drury-lane, convicted on 1 ment he had adopted Of putting the boy in ch a i ns ." , 'a former day, of having sold Denoting Balls, en 'the , he must know that as soon as the boy landed i s A li part of M.r..Cuthbert, admitted that these composi. ; country he was a free agent,' 'and that h e its tionsihrew out a flash, but denied that such flash ! power over him as a sleet, Which Mr. Demises"' ,contained any fire. It was a flash similar to what i l-knovrledged to be correct. -'y La was produced by'striking one flint against another ; - Mr. Ili RNIC yoked the boy if he wished to e r a s ja it was the explosition of a species of gas ; but he to the Weet Indies, which he replied, be v tia. ; : i 3 maintained that it was not fire, because it would net• ever this question was repeated by Mr. liarsisinross s burn paper. , 'Secretary to the African Institution, qualified w i l ls ' Mr. FIELDING said, as In the'' former case, that ~provided he had a good and kind master i n &e l ' the Act comprehended every species of fire by what. 1 whether he would p refer remainin g here sir reps ; l ouver means produced. It was necessary, however, to back to the West Indies.? The boy: their r e pi establish, not only that the articles complained of mere that he should prefer•remeiniug iss &glee& fireworks, but also that they were calculated to be i Mr.:Harrison then, as Mr.-Dathamliadlt a t i g productive of serious mischief. Nuw these detonat- boy to behis apprentice, called upon him to o w • INS ' ing balls, it had been proved in a former case, were I his indentures, which . Mr. Denham did "O a . r obailated . to effect abundant mischief. I . Mr. Harrison then said, as heitad dot The Mgr 1- Mr, CoOper added, that the balls did not contain „of consulting the Directors of 'the • Africa n b o i l ; • Ire, only latent chaloric; and they would go off in a . lion upon this occasion, he, as their Setretary;4o4 ,: vacuum not requiring the intervention of air to cause take upon himself to act for them, and should tdis explosion. Sugar, or rubbing together two pieces of the boy from . Mr. Denham and take him ios e es s . l borax, would produce flame, as would many ' Institution, end then gee* Mr. Deuhant iM.ei l i h phosphoric bodies, but that flame was not fire. with : his name and address, saying the boy sre e se l k,.. Mr. FIELDING could not agree that what was ways be forthcoming to answer any charge i(a l ,.. 'ailed latent chaloric was not a species of fire, as whenever he , chose to call upon him • kl r . a s *. the balls when exploded threw out considerable flame declaring he should prosecute him to: roldfmg sa mt turd sparks. ! and Mr. Harrison took the bo y awa y with Ma. • . . Mr. Cuthbert observed, that a dozen balls could . HATTON - GARDEN.—Saturday Was. Haney , 4 birmade with two pennyworth of fulminating silver; coal-merchant, in Gray's Inn-larte,sed John lioriai l 1 and since fulminating silver itself, without being a butcher, in Brook's.marker, appeared eft ms. Made into balls with glass bulbs, would explode if mouses on 'the information of a peneutinitosdie I 'trodden upon, he was anxious to know whether he the Society fOr the Suppression of Vibe,- charged, weeld be liable to an information, if he were to sell , former with selling half a pea of' cools sea ow any. - I . woman at half-past 10 o'clock en the precedingise. ... , Mr. FIELDING feared that he would, as it was day morning, and the latter nub having pm 4 of N I equally-calculated to work mischief, and as it was as ' shop door open, and a woman seen with samelsat preparation. tied up in a harulkerchist, at' the same hoar ea SG Cenaicted in the penalty of 51. and costs. 1 day BOW-STREET.—Satorday Peter Keith was brought 1 The Defendants pleaded ignores*, end poverty, before Mr. Blasts, charged with a fraud by Mr. , and likewise represented to the Magistrate - tint *ma Poole,.the landlord of the New George public-house, of the poo'rlabourers iin their neighbourhood Aid rot in Little Drury-lane. ' i iotste borne from their pay table before 11 declneksa It appeared that the Prisoner went to the ?rose -• • Satisiday night, and then had, perhaps, to 'yea at tutor's house and represented himself as a seaman ; hoar at a pewit-broker's; the shops were thee 41wit that he was come to London to settle his affairs at op; and it•ssos distressing to see them na fore* the Navy Office, where he espreted to receive 1591. morning withorit a bit to put in their mood's; sal and that he had been recommended by Mr. Harris, likewise that they never Served ou Smoky beta** ' the Npy Agent, to board and lodge during his stay to such persons before church time. in London ; Mr. Harris hniing promised to recom- 1 . The Magistrate regretted that it was not in illi' mend him men to board and lodge at his house, he took : power to excuse them for the 'present, but it bile him without hesitation. On !!:;.. Poole seeing Mr. the 'first offence of the kind they were charged with, Harris, he learnt that he hi..l not recomniended•him„ he would make it as light es it lay in hispower • trey afterwards suspecting• that he had not the me. were therefore flood each is the mitigated penalty at to receive he had' represented, he, went to 5s and 4s. costs. I3edingfield, at the Navy • Pay Ma), when he ! - Worst that the Prisoner had rezeived,eli the reouey . OLD BA ILER- ~". A ..' 1,... , ..-... - --.- • was due to him betkire he came to Ms house, - '" --sevr ient tosoonting to 911. and had since mode several -otter i • ROBBERY AT Tilt GIL. t. POSTOITICE. epplioations for the same money. Mr._ Poole finds , ,4. 71 1 0 :1 wed s me slag. Husko . ,Alim was arrai gned at t i l l, ; the whole of his ooaduct to be deception, applied s"te,r; sent w fro i m Mirrfor4 to rr it i d i r". g Wentworth . ii ,r alshotth, II to him for the payment s of his bill, when the •Prir Surrey, containing a WI. Ptak of Eni4d mote, No. illk :i t te c l ei tay l' i l t tl g gi e he being einplo) a letter-saner / sonar acknowledged to.him that he had not get any money. . • .. • ' ~, 1 The circumstances of the Prisoner, a' ierpeelahle-lookst The Magistrate lamented thit the Prisoner's con- ~ g_t r es iin t e ion mAn r , so a m eo e u e ct o S i s s ea be rs p c , , ,,c r . t medi c, ha aa vi d rg recei tend y ered ed.at th e e ibl astr i: duct only amounted to a dibt and he.was of course ) ... .• , i 11141 Ansgate - stre r t. heing CAly proved against IS* M discharged. . . I found Guilty-Death. , The Prisoner has been deceiving ~other pu blic ans in There were four othereidirges of a similar natase naiad -.. • . . bat having been found Dolby of tbc'arst, the Others went a similar manner. • entered upon. Tuesday Capt. Alexander Mathison, of the Royal CUTTING AND MAIMING. Artillery, was brought to the office by Dickons, , nio T rl m 4fa n tizg "i nr:Fta ir rbil i s Pi c i o l u il t i Zet i f ki t_a ell e a e h o e d r t d e Z I Pt I charted with violently assaulting and wounding Mr. of the right h a nd of die new. Rees Harms, willisi hoot toi near km, elide he was on his way bowie. pa the 10th imallitlallt Thomas Mulvaney, who resides at Radipole, Weymouth. It appeared that the Prisoner and Pro. B"t°2 to Ch e lsea Caasa m at was also ( assail Gallsi'ss ww ` secutor were together in a room in the Ship public- house, Charing-cross, on Monday evening, when DREADFUL ACCIDENT.—On Saturday, the h they hada violent dispute together with others iii the ..Ceroner's inquest was held before G. HoDsos, . room; principally on the subject of American volt- . at the-Iland and Flower, dlammersmitb.roade tics, which terminated in the Captain violently es. bod y! -- 0 ,I J•hti ,'Seatitcombe, of Bratteelledsli __ . . _- _ _ - - . . dimwit.. '~' ~~ .4 ~ [• S t~ .. . tacking and asset:dans - the Kostiookor With a candle. 'lllllllr Barnstaple, Devonshire. The . f stick, with which beredtispen the Prosecutor's head ..travelling in a chaise-cart, acomnpanied by Ms fPf* in several places, which bl i nd profusely. At the time.'. r, towards London. They were tootle dal the Prisoner was noder examination, the life of the ;.mail coaches, and notwithstanding the hallooing d Prosecutor not being out of danger, he was commit.l the deceased, he was ran foul of, the sh a fts Wok". tad for .forther examination. • land he thrown into the road, and killed by mod, • Saturday he wawbrought to the Office, and under- „'is mails-passing over his body.—Vsni wet another examination, when Mr. oseph liree..; slaughter. man, a surgeon, of Spring-gardens, attended, and ? 'Au Imp* was lately held at Horsley on the Wyatt 11 , stated, that be was calltal to dress the wounds of the Williams, an ille g itimate child. two yeas Dud a haw ' r h h e o o m ni ß y . re Stac ns k r i ;as ti zp; o ted utle fi w ith h e en r. - tu ll e ls i ck aad ii the me that . Peeeepetor, on Monday evening, at the Ship public- - house s Charing:cross, when he found that he had re- which was supposed to have occasioned die alb of 44. , It we* proved that Black bud cruelly treated tie AN pr y mitred two severe wounds on his bead. ' lie had at- the day of his death, and that he hod re tended him ConStatitly since; he had dressed his rouring Inn, actin hour prior to his di lotion, 'waling* wounds that morning,, and had found them so much tilted that he was In a likely way to get rid slat malswit , ., better, that he was enabled then to 'Pronounce him Vanglreerwe ore Cr' weelt d -w h ht r o c he , " mi te , lite hused e w hi ss hs g i on et Oat of danger ;he quali fi ed this opinion by saying, the Loy's death, whenite le esc ° l - ainsA 4 ' l - Is n te, fader/ r Ise that wounds sometlmei in a week or ten days,got • chief cause of the death of the boy was an Wary aithe i Z worse, after they appeared to be mending. He had la t e r :te a r:al evid7caletriL ,‘Nathe .otw s iths t r ei n i d i t:g thj o cel twa . i .,.. kept him very low, so much so that be was almost observin g Bl ack wiping blood frost from e t . he thrw• wow* gild I starved, and was not. able to write. .: . i handkerchief, enquired how he bad been injured? to whiell till Mr. Bi ant x agreed to admit him to bail, himself in 1 a g ainstriverlitawrTertiladiet —*Th taut he had fallen down tito steps. Vm Black. 2001. and two sureties in 1001. each. • . I. Ots Friday, the 28th, W. Sersmar, who ii* elturgekri 4 dig `-. Harrison, the Secretary, and one of the Di- murder of ion hl ash r is ße itic.: l pt s rr ha ehh rit :) , str c e:d ow n - m kee m pel if:d w ; !;le ia lo rage the, ixn at:t osbet oar a"' the African' itatitution, attended at the e l3 , ls. en e ? n w g s ' and itta ter!, that he had received information gaol. lle Coroner's J ory who sat oti safely l odged bads have Istollig \lack boy Ina confined in chains, and other- • T o l e rdt , e o t 6 ,1 'Tr liar. the th ePriKti rest o T C4 C 'reatedi eads2licited assistance from the of- of Illaidon. e for their e c . sertin be n t s ei a a' nd "l a i l he acrity with whice, the Proteetiefe of the boy, which was readily formed Ihemielvet into a Committee on the disroterY ll —. , barbarous act having been committed, when they ref ugia= - ' t liberal o.ubscriptinn. for the wervisse Daying Me mow"' Limberick wall sent to 'the house described in . ' expences in clibp horsemen ' . of 11 ffhiPre ora l *as i London, & c. ttcliing to u -tons, acre, where he was informed that the boy• ?rentice to .Me. •Denhvg, who had .lately I him to England from the'West Indies. Denham told Limberick he .would shortly boy to the office, which he accordingly Mr. Denhm stated that the boy was his sp. that he had brought hint to England about ientha.sinco from the %Vest ' Indies, and during ime he . had detected_ him. charging Mole for and other pilfering acts, and he suspected 1 •• V* 4, ,/ DIUD. On the'2l4li hut. at Walworth, t►e lady of Thom , 114. in the 2d year of her age. On the lith inst,at gattersea-efte,Chellaweesigowt. Willoti e ::ig th On I 213th init. &q. B • yeut - of lame: • , yuunges& dautlrter 4111110 Or • op; nark % Priwieti and Published .1 17 D. Lovaii, OVVICC Fieet-Ortei, rpettl, eater -- Net. 26, A. Stark, Buckingltant-street, : and .-buildings, tailor—Dec. 7. S. Cypks, tristol, glass-seller 1 , v. 15. I'. Stutterd and .1. Statter4, Lindley, md.T. Little• flex I, Oltlield, Yorkshire, werchonts--Ike. 13, It. Trevi- Mr. , atsl It. Oiekinsion, Pave-street, Llnvelvesse. deafer in Into ism r..ligt.. 19, R. Kr% Northallert Yosksitirecinst- 114*.ra , temitataask Ast that liatak sec. to. It 2 and J. - • MIMI Items, Gotweil-street, Old-street, carpenters—Nov. 14, J. I , istreet, Blackfrialf-road, wbeelwrigbt—Nov. 8. .1. Jew lIIPPI Citsr-coorty Itotberbitbe, timber and opal-racrehant-14or. jng 1 Iwith a compassion, fruit the box, while driving ar- et Brims - TtMl. - ana t rate, termer the time he Wilds& is stopping to drink, and the m r . H at latter (also much inebriated) having taken the reins, overset the ___• .., , i coach near 0 le. MI thts inside en, except a Rule hop b VTEteri•al but p y quitted ttre coach s but t poor child, dad his office, and ties and thigh dreadfully fractored, sod lies in *dyne-mei ,fate. A Coroner's Inquest was held on the /9th inst. ut Chettertoa, that a bloc i sear Newcastle-ender-Ude, on view of the bodies of Ann Bur- :Wise iii-t rt rows, aged fear. years, and Geo** Burrows, .I ilf age, g ee f or thi wh o hod been poisoned nn the Friday or& by their too. t _s they, Elizabeth Barrows. It appeared that . mother, in gran r`o• compsay with another woman, paralmsed a quarry of arsenic, Lidaseri at *druggist's in Newcastle, ander peewee of destroying ver- Long-acre mho. and that she hdtaiiiiiteeedasille risille children in tread; - - with such fatal preemptor's that they wege.both dead three .htsars 1 0 aPP re' alter the pion hod been purdrW, I __ - Pbe acknowledged to a brought hi atigblioar, that she administered deadli, , plop. Mr- D Aed oath distressed oss she occasion. Witemirltiod term could dace her to be guilty al sueh a imbrue shr imoodatralvrime, re- bring the I plied, " I lived in dread. k-t 'I daub' ant he Id* :to , procure did_ an d I f theft hived, asotwerborld Moo ,Ist.ritreate7y tind‘db- 7 . tess." Ttr bodies w sr (Mid Prtm4tee sillerable qitarides df . the . i vte:menti The Jury returned a Verdict y 9 . ° ministered bi the tootires.-4is hos Wog lrtf il°44 lol " Gaol. . . ' - .that tithe G .. . . porter, a . . % II r ~~ i ~ ~"