The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-31 00:00:00

j .,....i r r IF ' Linn. As ' mu. —ie.— XICCGM)II, Manes O. The Asdies for the comity if ;Uri were opened this miming. by Jostle. Bayley mid Sir J. A. Perk, who, at an early hour, after hearing INvine Service, at once proceeded to hosiness. Sir J. Wilde, took his east in the Nisi Pries Court, and Mr. Justus Fork ea the Criminal Side. No law bosineu, bow. ever, was proceeded in, in this former; but the 11.eartied Jodie undertook to fatalists the business of the Assise by assisting Mr. Justice Park is the trial 41..1 prisoners. _ . 'rho Calendar confabs' the names of more than 140 prisnnevs. and many of the caws a►e of a heinous Grater*. The majority are capitol. Throe are charged with murder, 16 with forgery, 16 with bighway rob. &Pry, 16 burglary, it. boose-hreaking s 10 steeling dwellings, 1% sheep and cattle stealing, together with diaries for sacrilege, embesslemeet, pritately stealing, receiving, stealing oat the Thames, corm. terfeit coin, _ _ Mr. ionic, PARE, in charging the Greed Jury, lamented that the Calendar should present so inter ning' a catalogue tof criminality; for, although the numbers it contained were not so great as they were It months since. the offences were more deeply malig. nowt. Ilia Lordship called the particular attention of the Jery to the alarming loonies of public-bosses throughout the country--e thing which, If not checked, most inevitably sap the foundation of ell virtue silh the lower orders of society. Ile elleded also to the very prevalent practice there was at the present time of capering for sale, in every little petty shop, or disseminating blasphemous, 'mensal, or obscene publications. The redundancy of these were, as far as their numbers went, the natural overflow. bogs of vice from the metropolis. His Lordship neat adverted to the stale of prisons, which at present occupy so much public attention, and quoted various Acts of Parliament to show that the Legislature had wisely provided for almost every evil which might arise; and it only remained for the Magistrates sod Grand Jurors of counties to see the remedy applied by pettifog (bylaw in estreetioe. The following was the meet important este which was tried in the coarse of the day : Charles Whittaker, aged 22, was indicted for bee. gloriously breathsg into the dwelling.hoese of Mrs. Sash Paul, of Bermondsey, on the 9th of February loot, and stealing a silver watch, • table spoon, Eve tea-spoens, awe pair of sager-toorg., bracelet., rings, necklaces, and other articles of property. Sarah Pael said, she heed at No. 4, Maids-place, Dermendsej. On the night of the Sib of February, she sow all her doors sod windows mods fast, when she retired to rest. Attest four in the following awning she was alarmed by the opening of a deer between her parlour red the shop where she eloper.- She immediately jumped from bed, end in ping le. wards the portage pasted " • youth." Upon reach ing the parlour she perceived all the doors and who. dons open, and while esdearooring to easpethreegh one of the doors, the man rushed sport, and 'track her three eitelent blows. After ransacking the plan of din/cuticles, be made his escape fees a window isle en adjoising ground, over a well. J. Evans said, he was a Serveyor of the Thames Police. Os, the wooruing of the robbery he west to the house of the Preeecotria, where he got a hat and a pair of shoes, left behind by the men who , commit tal the robbery. Ile went at night to the lodgings of the Poisoner, and found him lying is • room, with two females upon the floor. lie charged him with the robbery, but the Prisoner denied it. Upon look ing armed. he foetid several 'aisles lying about the I sewn, such as beads, bracelets, ribands, Aye. lie found a pair of stockings also, which appeared as if some one had walked in them through the med. A silver brooch was else found in the bed with one of the women. W. Painter, Night Constable, saw the Prisetter et the Black Ball poblic-hoese, near Mrs. Peel's, at 10 end 12 o'clock at night, and again at four oo the mourning of the robbery, in company with two on. men. Witness went nest day. to the Prisoneo's lodgings, and among other things picked up a watch. WP". J. Simpson, a wetchasen„ said, that about 2.0 mi. netes after four on the morning of the robbery, he saw the Prisoner run by him without shoes or a hat. lb went into his lodgings in Marygold.street. Mrs. Peal being recalled, identified the brooch and other articles found at the Prisouer's lodgings; nod it wet also proved that the tut and oboes f oun d at her house were those which he wore on the w eeding day. He was fogad Guilty, and received sentence of Death. HOR sit M, 111 27. Lydia Astelt, a dashing Cyprien, of prepossessing appearance, was indicted for having in her possession a forged Bank of England Hots for the payment of 31. without lawful , knowing it to be forged. The Bank bad preferred a capital indictntest against her, for uttering a forged note, knowing it to be forged; bat, In consideration of her sea, and the pe. cellar cireerastatmes of her case, it was thoeght ad. visible to abandon that charge, end proceed opoa this indictment, for the minor offence of basing a forged note is der po inn without lawful excuse. Yesterday mousing the anfortonste fair one was put to the bar, for the purpose of pleading to the moot. This morning she was brought up for trial. j[er appearance was striking: she was in fell dress; ber bait la the first style of reships, covered with a hoedowns black veil, and the rest of her costume Fuitr4l more to the gaiety of a ball-room, than the *total solemnity of a Cavort of Criminal Jessica. Mr. Aiontws, he, Counsel, applied to the iadol.' yore of the Court en let behalf to be permitted to retract her plea of Not silty, and plead guilty to the minor offence. Mr. Gurney, Mr. Serpent Toddy, the Comasoa &rifest, and Mr. Rolland, Counsel for the Crown, consented to this proceeding, and accordingly a plus of guilty was recorded. Mr. Jostle. B•vastr, in passing the sentence of the law, addressed the Prisoner in an impressive moaner, and led her, that it wee by so means, of smarm, that lba Bank of Eaglasd had forbore, to prmecnte ber for a capital offence, and it was owing to their indulgence that she had been permitted to I.ieed to he minor it was their duty, be• THE STATESMAN: • foie they madeseels a asecesaien, to investigate the circumstances of her ease, sad having found that she ass a fit object of mercy, they had forborne going to the estsemity in which they would have been 'tr immed by law. A youngiwoman of her appearance being breaght to the bar to receive sentence for such en uffettre, was a circumalante calculated to incite the deepest regret, as there was bet too mach reason to believe that she bad been the dope of more artful offenders. He hoped that reflectioe would brie' her to a contrite 11011911 of her pest crimes, and he tressed that she would endeavour hereafter to conduct her self property. The sentence of the law was, that she be ',lmported for the term of 14 years. The Primmer use deeply affected, and retirodfrom the bar in a pitiable state of wretchedness.—We en derstand that this unhappy creature was the daughter of reapeetable parents I. this town ;--that during the residence of the military in this oeighbourlsood, she had been seduced, sod token up to London, when she lived in a state of coecebinage with her seducer, by whose meows eke acquired a kuewledge of meek; and after she bad bees abandoned, she got an engage.. sent as a singer at Astley's Amphitheatre, where she performed for a considerable time with epplatam. Sines thee she had fallen into a more discreditable mode of livelihood, and latterly had been living se der the protection of a profligate berse.jockey, at whose instigation, in the prime of youth and per sonal atlrectioas i alre subjected herself to the ig nominies, punish ment of transportation. For come time past she had been figuring away in this neigh bourhood in meretricious splendour, procured by means of passing forged notes, and was at tenth de tected la passing the mole in question to a linem draper is this town. strike Mr. Wilde with his le:t hood ; Mr. W. fell down {immediately, and rose ep epic ; witoeu stood close behind his master et the dots. Mr. Williams, • surgeoe at PosOribery, lots called in to Mr. Wilde* amistesoce, eseedoed the wimp& which wee two or three inches deep; there was mach @Cosies of blood ; it was • severe emend. Mr. W. woo confined to his bed leer or five days, and was not capable of being removed to his *seal re sidence in Shrewsbury for 10 or I l dens, let fear of inducing fever, as an inflommoties was to be appro. headed ; witness described the wound with a pen on paper (it was nearly in this shops oi), sod prodoced the hails with which the act was committed. (The identity of this knife was fully established by t►e succeeding witnesses.] With respect to the wood, one Soo of it was formed by the direst, the other by the withdrawing of the knife, w►ich most have been turned in the wound by the Prisoner. T. Breeze, • blacksmith at Pontesbery, recollect ed Prisoner coming to him about nioa o'clock io the morning of the day on which Mr. Wilde was stab bed. Prisoner asked if I woold give him • turn or two of the grinding stone. I told him I was busy ; bet I did tern for him about two minutes. I ob served him grinding the point and beck of the knife, and asked him what ha was grinding the hock of the knife for ? Prisoner replied—" I she's's tell yes; you'll heir more about it before night." Sir W. G ARROW seamed up the evidence. The Jery consulted for a few minutes, and reform ed a verdict of Guilty. The Learned Judge, is an impressive manner, pass►d sentence of death on the Poisoner, recom mended to him to snake the beet use of his time. as he had but • short period to five. The Prisoner was conducted from the bar eppareotly not meth wooed. —..5...- CORNWALL. SWANN V. SOWELL. Mr. Serjeeet Pci.t. stated the case. ft was en ac tion brought by the Plaintiff, the late Member for Penryn, to recover from the Defendant, who is a malteer and ao eke°, of that borough, the sett of ?OM with interest, which be hod lest the Defendant is 1805, and for which be held his note of har.d. The Demsdent pleaded first, that he did net owe the money ; sod secondly, that the debt came ender the Statute of Limitations. The Plaintiff was a Gen tlemen well known at Peeryn, sod match bed been lately bawd of his coonection with that place. It appeared that he bad been is the habit of befriend ing the inhabitants of that town, by lending or giv leg t►em semi of money. Whatetter might be said of the gifts, it was but ressenable that the leans shoeld be repaid; and ha was abut to all is some of his advances to the people of Powys. The De fondest bed at oat time been the friend of the Plaits tiff ; end so lewg back.. therm 1805, borrowed of him t►e sem of 4001. New, however, that friend ship had bees dissolved, sad, ea was reasonable, the Plaintiff wished to have hie mosey. This the De (*admit was enwillieg to pal, sod came before them to get free of his obligation. This he meld net do; sad when ►e bed laid before them the evidence he had to produce, he had no doubt of obtaining their verdict. The Defendant's signaler, to the note of hoed less proved by Nicholas Bucket. 'lle note wee payable to London, with interest, and was gives le eonseqwence of the Plaintiffs acceptance of the Dafeadent's bill. . Hesry Degiford knows the Defendant, who lives ai Penryn. In the month of Judy test, the witness went with tie Plaintiff, Mr. Swum, to tbe Defend ant's Meese, to demand payment of a note of bead for 9001. The Defendant was not at home when they called, bot came to them aeon after. Mr. Swarm took out the note, and demanded payment of it from theDefendset, saying, " You know your own bated-writing, do you not ?" The Defee&mt said, " Yoe owe me a greet deal more money, sod I bate a set-off against it." Mr. Swann replied, " roguish your account ; for I should be sorry to swear a debt, if I owed you any mosey;' and added, " if yeti do net pay me, I shall pot year note in the hands of my *elicitor." The Defendant said, "Do as yea plea's, I will defend it." Three other witnesses for the Plaintiff swore to the Defendant's acknowledgment of the debt within the limited time: and two (the see sod daeghter of the Defendant) who were present at the alleged converse. Lien, positively denied mach acknowledgment. The Rims, after commas', left the decision with the Jary, who found a verdict for the Plaintiff. COVITY ON MAYO.—CASTLEBAM, Masco ft TITZGERALD •. CAN'. Tbis was an action brought by Major Fitzgerald against Capt. Ca►r, for criminal conversation with the Plaintiff'. wife. The damages were laid at 20,0001. The trial commenced on hf sudsy mousing, at nine o'clock, before Judge Jamesos. and a Spa. vial Jury: The Plaintiff's case was stated by Mr. Pentars, in a speech of considerable length ; that of the Defendant by Mr. WALLACI4 who declined ("11-1 1 Ing any witnesses to support his statement, enneeiv ing that what bad been elicited from the Plaintiff's witnesses, In their cross.eaaminetions, was sufficient to warrant the Jury in not giving sispence damages. At twelve o'clock at night, the Learned Judge summed up the evidence, end at ten o'Cock en 'Tuesday morning, the Jere returned • verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages 15001. with ed. costs. &many night a man MI from of a ceel•berge into the river neer Bborkfriers-bridge, end levity called net "Fore! fire:" until sow* penises came to him end relieved him from his pianos situation. On being asked •hat bittern{ hies to cry fire, he said, " be might tall water fora 'perk before any Oka would came to his assistanee." On Sotorday morning a married men, tweed Finale'', culled on a pros•itute at her lodgings, in Drary.lone, Um, he was in the frequent habit of visiting. While he eel there they querreited, sod me the female leaving Our mom, h• laid himself on the bed, sod said. " he hoped on his ',torn she might find him dead." Slut dirt not remain long away, and on bet return she fogad him on the door a corpse. A Coronet's Inquest was avid on tits body. Vivito num rag LONDON OIEBITN,MaIicu O. at..-Oper. Nerd 33. mEmnEtts RETORNKO TG §KNVIK IN THIS MC IIENT PAM., AMP.! r. Tow' of reeriehreegee. The nee Grine lisaihoe (hre.t.Neer, renew* celled 1-1,1 Bellavi. R.rrongli of Ta• Work. Jobs Peter Groot I*.q. to the roam of Lord Wm. Rumen, who has accepted the Chiltern Itoodrede. --.e.-- BANKRUPTCY ZNLARRRR. T. Revd Mat J. iltittlerrae. Newesitle•aptie-Tyae.aterch.tots, free Nardi 47 t* Nay lb. at no atlaall. TIMM /t RUPP& w. saabba, Lei*, Stagenhaire.iaidas:der, Airll R, 10. Mx! 11. ai she Reeked las, Leek. Miami*, Blew.. (,roue.., ea Co. Leeks and Mews. LIMIC and C.t. Gray's Ina. 11. T. Harding, C. Oakes, awl T. Willinvan, Tama girth. Sarwiekahire. hankers, April IP. 4A. May il, at the ('ante lasi, Tainsarsh. Atlllellitb. Mears. Ilscks and Cc Bartlett**. bonding", Holborn; and Mr. Merin and Mr. Mohacs, Tait.. worth. F. peen, Heartsick'. Yecteiirr, seekapier. April la. at tke Swam Ins , Ilaticca,ll, Mcy 11, at die tatescie Inn. Bled derv/eta. Attendee. Mr. Beckett, Nokke.stseet, tooter• Laue and Mr. Matitserd, Hatufax. J. and T. Gasit, Musky, Yorkshire. weallen-manstac toren, Aprll4. 3, May 11, at die Court-how. Leeds. Altar:. ales, Men-n. Few lad Co. Henritta-streat, Caress-garden s and Messrs. Uptais and Co. Leeds. J. Banns, Armen, hiker. April 16. V, May 11, at Ihi Arms Inn, Gosport. Anoraies, Mmes. Aleanader ad (Al. New lans and Mr. Cruickshank, Gosport: sad Mr. Isl.. my. Portage. .1. Prams, Portsmantb. mercer. April 16. 47. May 11, at she India Arm Ina.Llappert. Anoraks, Mews. Aleassaderawil Co. New Isis 4 and Mr. Esuickrhank, Unsport. J. mil C. llasield. Hertriirdsaire, ceassaaa-breirevs. April 3,6, May 11. at Usildiall. Annum., Melni k ?liaisi ng and Ca. Henford. E. N. sad C. 6. Cattail!, Vine-street, Lissaerassadatreet„ haca•-merekam . ss, April 3, 17, May 11. at GisildisaM. AMIN- Messrs. Aind and Co. Yrocusarton-streei. W. Kelp?. Leirlknor. Osfardsbire, farmer. Audi 3, 17. 114,1 4 11, at tholdhall. Atiarnies, Mena. Ruse and Co Gray's lea. M. sad J. l a rgnwn, Artillery-street, dusk,', April 3. 6. 1 1 May 11,as liaildbali. Autistic', Mr. Walker, Liacehis -- T. R. Moore, Dentoark-roort, Street, linaer-ittutier, April 6. 11. Mae 11. at Guildiall. Awn nee', I,3e.rs. Aksandre sod tiohoi, ri,lr Inn. H. W. • Aaderwea. Cosliiimi-raart, Brewil.sirrer, sarrelant April 30, 11. May U, at G.IM li. Anomie*, Iltreat4. Calearrosieset; mad Wilma and Co. Irtarsiord- Carirr. DIVIDENDS.' April 93. T. Panned. Doke.wreei. Jointer, hreeeAri• vaaker—April 0 ..). W. Harvey, Houle. boors. onpowder wanofacturer--April 21, It Onnered, Lniirllewl. Luenkirc. inoloolder A pia 21. T. Green, Upper Amt.,. 3tatorilvhir,. farmer—April t.l. P. D. slid W. Pickett. &mud, wliiibewto &Been —April 19. J. Uoderlilid, illrmiaß.sta wierchnot -- April 13. H. and W. Cotbodi. Haiailooe. —Aped Ny, F. Rolland. Jinews'Ovireet, Pleendli y, perftwier R. Leigh and I/ Ammerman. Liverpool. Esevelisms— A pril 36, J. j:iitiwou, M.ddlcteo, Whoa. echoes—April 43, R. Noy. Norwich. grocer—Aril 3. N. B. mod A. D. Freoeh, sad J. Harms, Old Solidi Seoldwrie. lkondodreel, inetelinino —April 17.7. sad M. La P. Herne, Qneen•streel, warehousemen—April 21. J. 13r1ggs. Awiletiotes, racer—April 24. C. T. Conte, dation. Cambridgeshire., rem—April 26, IL P. Holland. and P. Noll. War. ceder, hap merchant...tarn 24, W. Worrall. Liverpool. neer. ont—April 'll, 11. !Ave, c .-lase. Bla ir insorsiwo broker. CERTIFICATES—Aram. fQ M. Noble, Luarorr, aerialist ■ad droggiat— E. Tboraproo, EutlarrhUbe, abip-boiWrr —J. T. ozettaano, °aural tree,, raugle•taaker—N. Keen, Newomale-ooder-Lpoe, looltaarr. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Dank, and T. S. Itssekurd, 15adaie-alrrol. line,- drapers—J. NHkn and S. Raker. clerk-dial ma. newsmen—J. Orbell sad It. Baker, Gre.a !Irate), Fs-ex, ssiliers—C. J. Kul tat *ad R. Berndt. Clerkrawell-trern, ta. binet.maker•--J. and M. llod.on, Leonsimier, tiereforthane, oßliaers—W. Wale and G. Gardner, Certain-road, hes reanders—E. Whiten sad R. Wearleast, Fee. w i m pLa re a t ts im om er a, grocers—W. Shemin: and J. Wilma, Corr . carriers—S. Pray, sea. S. Freeform. and J. Hoppa, lielheek Yerkshlre, eartbsuare•ssanatatturens-0. Aided sad 0. Y'veank, Foriasall, Black Reek. Hetwellt, •Uisacesershiee, and J. Davey, Cersrna. !marring. • ' anse. ii s srr i t .,,—J. W a d e sa d T. Greta, Inewhekillts ersestershlee, iroomeniers—F. Madhell. C. Brendbral, 11+4 Urshfirib. y.rksibire, dyers—S. kndasea and W. Death's, urda, free-aone qsarriers—J. I:meek J. Beeerell. sad M. Fa:rep. Saadet Übe, brewers—J. Darks, earskssili, and T. Grupo, Nrlsk Pout, Illosignaseryshire t remessieesniees— J. Fearasides sad . Harrup, Owes, isrkshire. /nem— W. P. Browse sad W. H. !tasks, /Ise-, hie et Wligla,laboolooo . barrens and I. Marone, Binatagbasn, ceal.meadiams. SHREWSBURY. J. Denny, aged 64 (a blacksmith, or labourer) was pat to the bar. 'nitre were three counts in the indictment : the Ist charged the Prisoner with stabbing, with intent to murder, the Rev. J. Wilde, at Pontesbery, on Tseeday, the IStb of August last. The 2d charged his with stabbing, with intent to mains • the 3d, with stabbing, with latent le do Mr. Wilds :muse gri bodily bares. The trial proceeded on the first count. Mr. BATUILII opened the PIN for the prosecution. The Learned Counsel then gave an outline of the !ease, as disclosed in the subjoined evidence; and "hiviog concluded, the several witnesses came forward, sea delivered their testimony. 0 Thefts,. John Wilde, a Magistrate of this county, 'Meted, that the Prisoser was In the workhouse is Arrest Is at ; on the lith of which month he came to 'Me (Mr. W.'s) home, for an order to lease the rennkhonse, as be wished to go and seek work. Mr. Wilde gave the Prisoner se order to leave, and to I,oolo* 54. On Monday, the 17th of Ages!, he saw I.tim Prisoner again, who wished bite to give him an larder of re-admission to the werhhoese, offering to .treturn the es. if he would re.adwik him. Mr. W. meld his he would not, and that he (the Prisoner) hell money enough to keep him till be could sue the Illausging Committee of the perish at their Board ors Os nest Monday. Mr. Wilde saw the Prison's ardw en the 15th, test wombs (Tuesday), at the Rs,. Peters's; he again •pplied few re-adoisefes, led wee refused by both Mr. Wild* sod Mr. Peso% being again told that he had salicient mousy to support hint till meat Monday, whoa there comb/ 'be a meeting to which he might apply ; be left tbe seem, and continued tinting for some time be. fere Mr. Peters', house. Mr. Wilde saw him agile at the village of Ponimbery, that evening, going tn. wards his boom, shout resin or eight o'clock ; Mr. Wilde met him returning oat of the coon before Ms house. The Prism', again applied for re.admissioe to the poor house, end was similarly refused ; Mt. Wilde went towards his house, and the Prisoner followed. Mr. Wilde ordered him to go set of the ono, but this he refused to do, saying, " By G—d I will not leave it," or, " I will not leave it, by G—d," fishing his voice, and his countenance at the mute time ligittealeg up. Mr. W: who was walk. leg beckweeds sod forwards in the court, said he would make him leave it, meaning by this that be would send for a meltable, which he did. Mr. Wilde's servants then went for the constable, end Mr. W. went into the house, belting the door after him. A female servant soon afterwards wanted to go oat, bat the door being bolted, which she was set estate of, Mr. W. went to open it. The Primmer was still in the court, before the door, sad again pee. forted his request for re-admission to the work.hoese. Mr. W. said betook! not end would not comply with his request. The Prisoner kept slowly and grads. ally approaching nester and nearer to Mr. W. till he came within a small trellis work which covered the deer, be had his hand in his bosom; Mr. W. observ. ed his konekles moving; he approached within half a yard of the Prosecutor, his left side being towards Mr. W.'s right side, repotting his application for ad. missive I the Prisoner drew his hand from his bosom i with a tepidity that *seeped observation, end .track Mr. Wild, on his side. Mr. Wilde felt no pain at the moment of being struck, and was unconscious of being woonded ; but he almost immediately retired into the parlour ; when feeling something warm at his side. be drew aside his waistcoat and shirt, and found his side bleeding profusely. He went out and cried—i l Murder." The Prisoner was still in the court, not attempting to escape, and Mr. W. desired that be might be snored. Mrs. Wilde then came down stairs to Mr. W. accompanied by his children ; they sent for assistance, and Mr. W. was led into the pubes. A surgeon was sent for. Go the Row. Mr. W.'s cross.emesination by Mr. Pears**, he said be did not know, when Dewey of., fared to return 51. whether he really bad any money. further than from the construction of tie Prisoner's own words. The Prisoner did not appear to he in. tozicated on the evening when he stabbed him. In saying that the Prisoner's countenance lightened or brigh erred up, when be swore that he scold not leave his coed-yard, he (Mr. W.) meant that it lightened up as that of a man determined to resist an order ; be could not say. whether the Pt isoner had the appearance of a man inflamed by sodden passion or predetermissed malice. When he told the Prisoner ea Monday, that be had seflisieot money to keep him till the .following Monday, the Prisoner made so perticular reply, hat only said he wished to be ro.adruitted.. J. Dean. se-mat to Mr. Wilde, use the Prisoner POLICE: adassow-adosa.—Tuesday n sailor, aimed Sedgky, was dammed akb begging. He admitted the fad. bet .ad. Oat ►argng gat istoaseated the preceding eight, aid robbed of bin atesey, lee was *without the meant of militia"' hi. raging thirst. and merely asked i pameneer tor a halfpenny, whets the meat painted ma Wet, sod tool lota into ca-tad,. The Leap Maur* said he %tumid di+setss hint thi• liOP, bat esertioned him nut to repeat the offence on pain of committal. listaastau.—A wan. named Kent. %%MI etiarzed wift fetes's bat, oa inoeccigatioa, it appeared that there wa• not the dziatert areaad for it. A Solicitor efiasplaitted that the pour at .6 bad. ii the day-rime. broken into one of the horses belowainig to bat Am he his acespaary, aid taker away a bolt. Kest aid be bad taboo man h she bone. and wan antltorined to do abet at bad dear. The Ald.sraaa wag estreoxel) todipaat at Ile charge of felony. mid diontwed the comp:asst. BIRTHS. On the °gib or Mara, the Lady of Mr. George lilseireat. of 1314wpm/or-wet% of n Na. On !Or te.lh ut March. the ulfe of Yr. Artber Clarke, •,:.!e-greetonishoei, it a na. \IA It it 11.13. Oa Oho 951 of Mare U. E. nu. G. flod-orrot, to Mi.a S. Chapman, tbkd dassluer of Mt. %oa. Chopsno, of Onus, Nordorimptorolsirr. DIED, Oa P 4 sada7 usentitlß last, isiiriath,e's bone, at Westford, is hit 1.411, year. Mr. •drnew Ito:..dds, late Lisynneal Operator to the Apothecaries' Cowpony. Oa the glib of March. at 1t00r... Aged .id. Marietta. wilier Captain J. R. Oliver. sla orris aft : • to birth or a *no. Oa the Itid of !Lamb. as Usidww, 1•. award Ilkireeters Mad. des, sois of Major Madden. of Ilt.st • ' late Larocca's' is she Rise Iltrincle. In *lite' he served ...ttly eight years whit dlssiscuos sod bonder, and shored 1411 U's glories ad the Peah seta war, will beigbierted by th.a.• of %low*. a c e spait a d as hopskof by envier. and tlw saptare of a binnd•vrs+rl, the et revs ad It brategta se a comitoi l ttion. whirls ?wird hi. lain tat dower at Isw.le, betas only an his 41th year. COUREM OF FACHANGF.. Trksoair, lUw O. Amererdas. OJHO Li. ar52.6111 us* • Amoutors. 111 C. Mts. at slals. II 4 ..warden. II II U. itutsittp. II II re. taw Ituntbarrl!. R 4 U. /:men, 44 .a. 50 Vadee, 41 110 Naples. 41i Pampa. Id pm es. Lidos 5731 items. 3U. Pais. 3 day.'. Arta. 33 93 U. Mite. 24 25 U. ItoorJrana. it 25 U. Frsuk ea thoMe.ifie. I lieLzas 114.41ria1. ..11•4 , •••• radix. Alf 41ve Binh*, ilk %rent.. 71 Oporto, __ Rio Janeiro. el Oak Pi. 14 per Cast. Cork. 124 per Cittil. Agin of Hint on Hain& Portugal Gold, is Coin. per oat. Gnidis Ilarit.4l. 1•• per o!. \..w 54. lisio;;./Wi - . 31 'Sil•er,Hs Hun, staimbild b. 61. 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