The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-12 00:00:00

!v•sf , r_ 4_•l_ol' 'l';eae.l was %Mt Anithed, end the outer wee net bed yet. IlteCoueT.—Why. Min I yaw have alma, sworn th a you had coloured two rooms sod the closet, sod ws• ening in de the shop? Wl.lcess —Did I say se. your lbsoner4? Why. then. I reckon that was Cu. of my mistakes.— ( More laughte►.) The I.l4enclants new called Ur. Bowie. or Bowen, 'lt'll, slated himself to be a telsoccont.t its Leaders. 10.11 itreiit. The sample of snuff mss shown to him, el cl he ytonoenced it to be " a Lie sample of core. ro• n Scotch. It was a poor snuff, bet there was we hie no it." Why do you soy say there is no ochre In li P— 80. corn 1 e.,nreive if it had any ochre in It it would hare an earthy swell. It ls swot'', tlsst this ample is mleltersted 10 p►r toot. with some ..butanes not tobleco I I should thiok it woos pore sea mode of sandy tobaeco.— i has wet much pongesey, for it gives we may seosatiew to the nose. Th. witness lodises informed • tip Heald. that a good nose w y thiogto a wine. cultist, soil no good was to be done without it. If s t-bacconist stns to lose his nose, he bad better shut s.p his shop at once. Seveodi other subscconists sod soolTdeolort wore railed, •ho ell goon their opinion that Iles snot was though poet ; and thee all elated. t►st they 1,4i1 were► beard of ochre being used to adulterate Oa• of them said, he believed chalk had hock used for that purpose. bet the parties " ;mid ell for it," and be ibooght the practice was dia. Luesineed. Mier much farther re.vaamination of the dif fetent nitaesses, ns which nothing sive was elicit. ed. the Board dead. o, at the proseeetioe must be quashed; the ease nut Ns satisfactorily aside eat. SNi V•. 61,1 J. arms, ;retro ;n Y;1• liroplin, the brewer, appeared before the Commissioners, on the informa tion of Welk, an Eicise Office,. nu a charge of be- Jog concettsed in antegcling foreign brand,. It appeared, by the evidence, that toe Officer had been told that two men with a colt heti Men seven. about five rie;ock in the mouths( of the 191 h of March. depositing a quantity of tabs of spirits in the Defendant's stable in Red Linn.yarri, Gras's Inn. lane. Ile applird to the Defendant for adeniuion to search, bat he, for some lime, streosoosly refits • r'; and at length said, some mess, whom he bad knout. down in Susses, had left something there, bet be did uet know what is was. lio then produced V.- key of she stable, sod, Inched up in a large com bo' 1., in If • 1+6,-141, the Officer found oleo tubs of foire,n •ratirly, u Wet be seized. The Defendant s' id, the tabs were pot there with ww, his knowledge. His boy took them it. whilst he era- out. The ,•ntenced the Defendant, in the miti gated penally of '2l.' SURREY ASSIZES. THE ZINO V. RICHARD BINGHAM. CLERK, HOCH LEWI4 GENT. AND CHARLES HAWKINS, UPON AN IND.'MYEST FOR • CONSPIRACY AT GOSPORT, IN VAX riutits. Thy indictment, which bed been removed frees the Hampshire Quarter Sessions, was tried on Friday lasi, at Ku amen. b.'n►e a Speei•l Je►y. Tie Plesdints baying been stated by Mr. PL►IT, tie Junior Counsel, Mr. Serjeasit °snow, in a learioents and perspi. topes opeecb, stated the case at large, which was CET* taiuly of an eatraordieary nature, and had created considerable interest. The Loomed Serjeant detail. ed the circumstances as follows:—I• the month of May, 1815, tie Defendant Binmham, having failed in his application to the Coast of Kiog's Bench, to set aside so esecotion that bad been taken oat against hies, sod 'sewed by the Sheriff of Hampshire, at the suit of his late Atiornies, Meese.. Boswell and hackle, for a soon of 158.1 t., and the Sheriff being ordered by the Gout immediately to satisfy the debt (aweigh the effects of the Defendant had not been sold, the sale haring been suspended by the previous orders of the Coati), another of the Defendants, Mr. Lewis, the Defendant Bingham's then Attorney, applied to Messrs. Washers, respectable brokers, living is Fleet.maiket, for e loan of 8001. which they agreed to make, and Mr. Hollis, the Under 1 Sheriff, ad d the remainder of the money, is satisfy Boswell and Buckle's 'mention ; sod a bill of sale .of all the 1/4endatit Biogbasn's effects was made from the Sheriff to M . Warlters, in trust, to repay themselves the sum of 8001. so advanced by them, sod the eaperices of the sale of the effects. which it was undertaken and agreed by the Defendant i Bingham, should take place within two months from that time; sod in farther trust, to account for and pay user to the Sheriff the balance of such sale, to be 'tinned by his in satisfaction of Messrs. Boswell anti Buckle's debt; and of such other debts to which the same was liable under several writs offieri facies. The sale was accordingly fined fur the 19th of Jens 1••11orsioe, when-Messrs. IVarlters attended at Gos. port .er conduct the section ; bet on the morniag when the sale ass to have commenced, the Defendants Virr 2 ir a m and Lewis applied le, and serenity en. ' Mr. William Warhol, and Mr. Hollis, who es •:•le •dicti at Gosport, to postpone the sale, as. surfing them that a person who was thee at Gosport, ha ring accompaeied Mr. Lewis from London, would advance the meney necessary to discharge Mr. Wait ress' claim, and the various esecelless; and upon a pa) meet of 4001. on account to Messrs. Washer., tie postponement of the sale was agreed to, Ind at the repeated and earnest entreaty of Messrs. Bing. ham sod Lewis was from time to dare postponed, to Kite the Disfeadaat Highest an opportunity of raising the money ; and It was net mid September, 1616, that the *hole of Mews. Wittier% demand was paid so them, and spear& ol 8001. was still loft doe to Mr. Hollis, so secooot-of the money advanced by him a. Golder Sheriff. Messrs. Washers hating been aiii•hrd their demands, the conspiracy to get the 'ran set of possession commenced, and now the tratea and other cireemotances become very materiel. The earmeutemetit of the conspiracy noses follows : On sanday, the 40th of October, 1816, immediately sifter delivering the evening interest Gosport Chapel, • mon of the name of Jams Toon, who had acted s • c. a.e.digger ender his father, who was the sexton, I,r; 'whirl to stay is Ike Lhapel•yard with a yr:log tab beep rpm, lip Sorbets ..te les %ea' S r.k, th.aawnit hie or isabtssity be ohoold diasblel fnw woiltats to hat tattle a. A retll4 , Illni.ats & I . aids .11..., Ike pa . op( et.tvio erupl.tt at at .0 et. mamas at I ao. per tte..k Ile b../ era nerd Ilee ['curet fur at shwa mare. a a Na- abt t 00.4 eta. ta.rall iu the. a ..bailee. mut gave up the •,.. a ha ta atal te•ttiatral at *gam 1n lAA far n e, duet as a barb ye obtained enaplo)aneto of woe fi troth, *has pad tota 'owl sill. a bleb a- mint h. Mr e:sre 4., the Corsomee. tars /shy," S 4 his hllowsure, u. be as. enceluJed he hr ow sat 11... late e 1-nea flora artiekt. Ile eatt.iestile.:, Mat like mots:. vae Sul !toed ham fat the 11.4 A Athlete bat as:. prea•eml. 1101 1 , ..d i.e oat instil. I. tfu any Airiest work, and the, ef.tre the tight was wy that' ass peodrol. The Stever& replied la lbe altjeelions at how leer% t plead• the 1.. state of their 'soda, .arid the %leash. • alre-alt opera the boa at She carte of obe teat- ay. ney had , ad bo• ale is stir Course of the lag year, taa.trthet anis watt heat y Groat* a . trolf . belr farad,.—As sire of toaiprostae lose • ale to tit* Hum. _ _ Ti. Lou. MAYOR ofi4 or nahtioa, that the (beim tha Cnnopl ,tanno an. r, ambit. and two ^ocuarat onr p u ska 1.. moot and stifle snattrr. atairately, a Mai or *reed Ith CAUTION TO DRUNKARD". fiorwird blooashau wn. brought .p an 4 charge of hole( drunk n4.d dlrrdetl., and with baring 'Ned assrg,e hwgeeee toward...wee phew. al for George mars Gate Imo., BiLosp.grar. street. T::e Driewdunt pleaded intezir , rti,os in ran.., fl y Ise LOS, ICI vow said should sot Resat how so the, WU de. I femora vs amt sloe enrich, the ore.; thug aguitsa hie prate of the solh.hit•tos. hasiosi Rod a dgs's igsystagameat might be rereitirtrd in tuo.g situp. H.. Lor.l.hip iberrfoe or. dr.od him to he Surd s. wish root., or is. d (ash of isgyaseet to be pal iu be stn. k. f.r as a to.wit. The fort./ mode owe urrfrir. d I sod aro r uu.ktug his pews with the Wilkes.. the flefenJwst w.,t divril4rged. Ar • •1 . 4 i other persons were Seed for theism, ogrere. lit moil 114.-3 sturdily the bee., of Charleittse and Co. brrwro.. were Seed he obese. .4 ...0.. mad nags, far selreriat their ditty Its stand is Qmeen••sreet, l'beap•ide, on the Id Wm. for to u ..ours, so she ob-tructos of the posseogeto. The Amer of the tart. w s -wovirted to the p•ohlt, ir till cams, .t hit eve nowise tise dish* of Hr. Crooks, ant for obese ..f .hit Cleeslesma. Lgrag ifitast. Soetuiel t , a few do .1.1. e. Tbr ,barge brow fril• wasted— Mood, the Ilefe,dwt arknowte4vd see of:we, but p:entled io notig.saion of the 'semis) , hi. trlts. mad trolly, and Met" preasoed sever to 41 , . the lute a.m. the penalty Was wits. g sled Its ItR and tug.. %loch 11..triog paid. be was die. h•rge d • .laLeaaociGli seater Salinday. Rebecca Marti,. q:aalt Jo.w , C.geu.mbe Wellebtrir, sad M.', Taylor, l'r female., seri :lug itt Upper 1 oreasaiga-.1.M. arm chsrgro by S into Chrke. it with /iftleallif oiltus g Ler. 'Nur 1111•Gi ia‘ered ibis all ea MA bail t mod the 101 left the odi, e , eosiehord his It Ike repel!! t bat no *ouster And the fair (Wpm merged from reollseinent.thill they uppl fora eart..s4 NI Pesach the l'htiatir. .4;111.; w..es t. be y t mat n pair •f hoot& and • ei qty. bleb At hatd bugle.. The Maillaiate (ally cosalitlted u., kW te“.l. S. Lawn& ww reimarided ea a Haile of finis( a Bill fal tglr STILL T. %T. Roberts wet ehsq:•J with heirs enterer. rd is a b.,,1 •r, at ►u isasser'sAiethe.-111. sober (Nn. Ruben•) keeps Ike t% bite Hatt Td,d/11, !ii 110k100 Toss. Thomas) hien a lieu the lased, west to bed all twist sat petrel:ly tweeted I bet whew site eat sp is the awn. nogyhe foetid ker bed. mass Lio..r -pee, the dra awes asd 'tarp tatif slreeed show, aro a t. - ..itet. risistastitte .. purl. packed up et. lie middle or lee ao•ra. sae rowed iu fiateteittss, and sew •p ...c. The Primmer had bees ap. pmiticeil L. his MM . Cr, HI be lett lb la race, aud had Ctrs's& bad come. and us hi. p.,.. .1( IN Adieu prape , i• haw d. -Reseeded. the piereepase bathe , . who ban ddrA Kee In gild a cheek (et litd. tasked tar his waster, ►at a said bet had isst 1 was attest ~ r.ntiht wt.. The ir.law .s Fleldss qht glee beta. it ewe. Id mane a ~stun of tar wu l owe .4 lava no se witht►ew,a.dlwe sabers be per la c aegrtsa Iltdehistells Th . arse ail remanded. Quits:e.t.a', 4RE —Saturday a Ludy. residing at Illaddemr. is Lives. applied to the Magistrate For the recovery at act dough ler, • rang lady. about lb. tram a Gentleman. oho was muted ahe her ital.., Mind Dutton nud no , . i- (Meer pa the Amy. Tar young lady it estit..-d se • tufts., hen the come, of up., hot in the erect at bet dea1...11 rears to her sale and anal, Oa Which ar...uat the snalbet tad ilaw withheld bee. The unck tiviusuitr.. a.t the young Lady re. fated living with her mitither, atone eusniset Is Ir • *t idea Amid dispued her. The towhee replied that they ached her 10 , aid she obtained u Habra- Corpus to brag faraway. 'theca., told be karma an la no....•her Union •'• LAllertil• staser.—j.l4l;iiii, • sailor, obis W b.-. maks may eassiised, was on M srdaj f. u ) for iiteislifig MI is saes sad waiehes, is ilee Ite•te Isi B. Laps . • thigoa ram. —Ssier.:fty 1.1. r.. Aiwa, was fall/ cartmitii. .r robe: the Isms •of Mrs. Mitchell. is kris stns., W ...AM, of bl. in Maals•isister, a 5.1 k .ate 1, sad .tact articles id nearing al.parrl. J. Ovary Tr.is fail ) raaisokied for slassliag • mantily sI roma sias.es row sue f nit Gleam era slam. fe-v.-rsl p.ra.m srre sl.o esainaiiited fir pietism •nekelsilt Kemiii•tm Csiosatios, darks the Melia; mooch. as Osisd I rida). Nechnniess is said to hose strived at its dims; but what hare we at present equal to a show at Mr. limerick's. watchmaker, New Eacharams. in 1745 P The little ft:miters/4 a diniorg.room, cloth laid, two hares al table, footman waiting, a card-table which opens whh drawer, frame and castors, lookingilass i , two dozer. of dighos, 20 dozen pilfer, 30 doom spoons. 42 skeleton heck chubs. with rlere.feet.o. all contalool is a cherry•siowe.--(Pliesoath The.. graph•) IiLOVIIIDANCT or POPULATIOII.—A few days deem a poor women of the wpm of Wand, she resides ilk Quere.soreet, Hessen- st fret, Brighten, was delivered of two fine girls: the mete seams, two veers age, had two boys. These rhildres are is geed Instills, as sell as leer others previously born, malting • Wel of eight, •hick the father and mother, obese esti legs at present are hut eight shilliggs a neck, hats to 4 011pOrt, wi'hout any other relief than the psymeet of the rent of the small boss, they live is, tibia le allowed by the parish of IA I CIS be. SUMMARY PURIM/MINT —6a4orday afipntoon so a. Gentleman nes passtog the corner of Ciare-stree, Clere.osarker, a boy picked his pocket of • hand. kerchief, 'obi, h being oinerred by a botchee's moo, be apprised the Centimes' of his loss, and at lito MMe time gave hins a bullock's ialloritieh the Geode. man applied to the boy's shoulders in a most mu. lefty manner, to lite amusement of a• umber of spectators. Sat ai d i y Rata, a baker, in th• vicinity of Panionviiir o mbilat wrimtling with 'mother vootrg mew. received so s.vere a kit k from his adversary *aids right Irg, as to break it. MARRIED. Oa 11w 9Sih oh. ne C:onherr,il. Wt. Ileer, Fidler. moves. of Poe Moho. a.. poisgest il.aogloet of Join Folbrook, FAQ, of ll,e tame place. DI LI). . - fbe C thu he . 70 'esti had h d 4.1 she . ger pita.? it- on( ee.l r. iwrl•4l ~f s r lrar. and • r ,,. duseui i le:14131 ; V Inld up 11.• ..... rib • uts. t' , .• 3r.. h, , 0,,.••, 1 ,.. 4.4 ,r..d 4..11 v 1111 . . d rikred ..• rnrA ”1„ a. Plot§ I ...I IV. On th.• td ;mt. in the 131 h year °lbis age. Simnel Riebard•ns, third • •hr new. Keswick Peck. of hinnaineotil, is the „f %%RI% On die 9 5 :on. of ler None of %Ir. •lokrr. Ifighbort-tocrarr. Ih• 101 a.., nit. .if Mr. m Wham May. of Ansllrrl-ploce, k 1111 F is i r , d otooVir. z _ tin :We rill Z.:. Itarhel Hooper. of Closteealer.piate. New ••6•l Ike SiPt rar hrr age. 0 the iiwtaat, Mr. George Tietkwea. s.w of Ike late o. , :rs- Tat Alums, Esq. of Greta walk. Clwewskarek, Sur re,. sgrd 3ti. t:n :he ;tit Ismael. Mr. William Eau, Weekara, Flacks. ag:d _ er an set of possession commenced, sots now !MI At NW no suspicions or rout play were itotertaineel, : 1“.m..1 ,, %• nrin it toe ..t, it el, in Jobs. '4, n N. tte.c I - Wet ii . top •nme. tipp., Gm er 'reel Jail ! rates and other circemotances becalm* very onterial. but subsequent cireumslances led to • di scover I. •;;;;:;:u. d ,li r ;7,.:„. 4.9 ", r . toc al ' e r : f ;: log P i r .e 7 . t ir L e ' i :to , :°*;:rl l . 7 . , ......red 1 Spooper . : 6 l l :47 . j l e a • 4l . 'm a r e s o f l i e m as a ..f 11 i ,,b,..d '' ' I a'A to lla tit °A owl. Mrs. Cuoite. or (;: era ....."..:‘,.:• e mnei .,,, . 1 r Tn. commencement of Hie compirscy wits as follows : of the dreadful deed. The h -oat was examined, `tae I•le• of thr wedirlt. mom,. in 'be i'oss)ear a her age. r t ta the 9:1, in . 4. to the Poor.amne of at n•mken. reihrod. I Ott Sendai?, the 40th of October, 18113, immediately and on the refloat, and afterabeoch, steins of I ~...,rhe ( uov.-siu-ht I.:air-1. that he was :0 'elm or ' m e Nu ll • fier delivering the evening lectureat Gosport Chapel, blood were distinctly diseoverd, although it ap. I 7, b . . 14 , t h Y d .:" 11 " . 2 " . "' .... • ' ' ff bit " "" I " i "'"""• . ". '''• '" ' irt i . r , ..... i, ,. ,,,, ..... t , :•- i r :‘ • .. ad . . i . „: ea., donut • ail a f. ar t«. ~.t ; !.,......!,' . 1 1 , 1 1,;"3, * „717,, " ii i " " i tt ."'" " ! 1 '" . "".'". '''. 14"- • f min of the name of Just*. Toon, who bad acted pear ed that every attempt had been made h nests a. E. a t ..ilieger ender his father, who was the sexton, of a mop and water to medical y * " ' in— ' 1:' a ' ''' "6 "b..'" P.' 3e.., .41 .. “ rte .. "mum . '' ill'. "....1111.. u '';'. 01 I‘l' e owe. This pro. d . 1 . . 1 ....c. ... •I•s , eh t0...4 . 41644.4401 v au .I.*. 1 • .X• - ...... at ... tlicii ..... dd ~,,,„ ~ t ...‘ ~. , ~. ... 0 .. . .. . I. • . I t t.,...1 4.0.1 :'..:11 ..•.1 ~ t -. :•, ^ v . •-se 1., i 11 , 1141 to stay is am Uspel•lard ebb a }Laos diced father enquiry, sad it was emulsified Or I r "" "' Pr." ' " ' '...t. ''''' ''' Ci" ' 1 " ' . ' t•••• " .• • "••• I '• 1 N ." .. • . . , • • .••• •• V . •'•• is" , • 1 " I,* ',. 0.. ,•‘. , , N.,. -I. t.1.•!,..i , ..., ; C . . • .... • . _ THE STATESMAN stosto• after the service was over, bad his siltation called by hearing some enquiries made at the Chapel door by Bingham and Hawkins, one of the Chapel wardens,whether any person mat near enough to hear themorent a ndiatted close to the Vestry-room w endow, and distinctly beard their conversation, which was of such a nature, that he told it to his brother the unt morning, who committed it to writing ; sod which was nothing less than a plan to postpone the payment of Mr. Hollis for a year and a half, and for Hawkins to join Bingham in the occepatios end ma nagement of a small farm at Speedfield, by which Bingham intioualed that they were to clear 10001. per annum beams them. Whilst this preparatien was making at Gosport. nn the Mendayor Tuesday follow. ling, the 21st or ?Id, Lewis's clerk called at Messrs. %Verities, and told Mr. Thomas Warlters, the feeler partner, that ' 1 Lewis was 'one to Govan to meet Mr. Hollis ; and, finally. settle Ilinghem's begets', ' and discharge the man oat of possession ; sad that Mr. Lewis requested he (Mr. Warlters) would write a letter, directed to him at Bingham's, authorising him in discharge Percival (the man who was Steidle; possession under she bill of sale), as be *spieled be would eat quit without his (Mr. Warltese) orders." Mr. T. Workers, confiding in this representation. int. mrdiately WSW, Lewis a short 001., saying, " When Mr. Hollis is satisfied I am. and Percival may quit the possession." On the 20th of October, Bingham wrote to Mr. Hollis's clerk, Mr. Thresher (for Mr. Hollis had fearsome time before refused to correspond with hint), staling that he had authoriser) Lewis to settle the account with Mr. Hollis, and to pay him what he had advanced as Under Sheriff, and that he tumid come to iViuchester, accompanied by Haw. kilts, as Bingham's friend ; and the accent was stated, allowed, and signed by Mr. Hollis, and by Mr. Lewis, on behalf of Bingham, upon which there ass a balance dee from Bingham of upwards of 11001. This balance was proposed to be paid in the follow. ing estraordinary manner ; 3001. by Bingham's bill 1 at three months, drawn on and accepted by John ; Lamson, the turnpike gatekeeper, at Brockhurst, ! near Gosport. who, it was pretended, had honk the crop at Speedfielsl; 2001. to be secured to Mr. Hollis, , by on assigoment of the live and dead stock at Speed field, but which ice was not to sell till the farm could , be let (and which were included in the bill of sale already in possession) ; and the balance of 3001. and upwards, was to be paid by the rent of the house hold goods sod furniture at Speedfield, which, if let, would hase taken seven years to pay it in. These terms were of course rejected by Mr. Hollis, end Lewis and Hawkins went away without informing Mr. Hollis of the communing , is between Lewis and Mr. Tbos. Warlters, or intimating to him any intention of di.- charging Percival from the possession under the bill of sale. Tilt. neat day, Saturday 26th, the plan of the conspiracy w-s completed by all the parties,Binham, Lewis,' ltd Hawkins, assembling together at Bingham's house, and calling Percival into the parlour, when Lewis pretended to read Mr. Warlter's letter to him, but omitted to rest that part which said, " When Mr. Hollis is satisfied I am;" and upon Pereival's taking up the letter to read it, Lewis snatched it from him, saying, that " there was some private business in it," sod would not let him reed it : they, however. artfully induced him to qoit posses. sion, and would not let him send for Messrs. Min. chin and Weddell, whom he wished to consult on the occasion ; anti stated the account with him, ' I for his keeping possession, on which a balance of 451. ' was dee to him, and which they provvised to pa), . but have never yet claw, but left it to be paid by Messrs. IYariters. At the same time that I Picini i q.titied penession, one William Hyde was pet into ! ; possession under a fraudulent Lill of sale matte to 1 Hawkins sod two ether creditors of his, and has con- 1 tinned there ever since, who keeps the outer doors ! always locked, so that no one can have access to it without the permission of some one of the Defeatists, Bieghare's family, who keeps all the keys ; and tiles the Sheriff and Mr. Hollis's claims have been defeated. j The first witness called was Richard Percival. who 1 I proved all that had been stated by the Learned Ser.! peat, so fu as respected him. 1 Mr. John Gyies, clerk to Mr. Pearson, of Staple. I Inn, the attesting witness to the bill of sale from the Sheriff to Mesas. Waiters, was nett called ; bet oot being able to prove a deputation to Mr. Hollis from 1• 'robber, who was the person appointed Un der Sheriff for that year, though the office was con. Elected by Mr. Hollis, the Jury, coder the directions of the Learned Judge, were obliged to give a verdict of acquittal, to the great regret of a croeded coon,' eta whom the statement and the evidence, as far as it went, bad made a strong impiession of their guilt. Mr. Bingham. who is at present confined within the rules of the King's Bench for debt, was brought down by Habeas Corpus to appear at the Wet.— 1 (thump:hire 7ekgraph.) I the Pri 4 had set out for Bristol in a stale of *s tream papery ; that at she time he left Nor. on bis rem home obit the deceased, he was equally dis tressed; but this immediately after be lauded at Woolleston, be seemed to have become soddenly rich. He commenced by choosing two five-pound notes of the Chepstow Bsnk ; one in payment of a smell sem ; and the other merely for the sake of the change. He also began to live in a style of 'mesmeric*, quite at variance with his former state of poverty.— It was neat found that the deceased, on the day of his leaving Pyle, was in possessioa of three 51. Chop. stow Bask-notes, together with some mailer ones of the same Bank. Them be was observed, previously to his embarkation, to pet Into bis left bawl breeches pocket, which, chest his body was picked up, was found turned inside oat. To these were added other facts equally suspicion's. Oa the morning of the sop posed murder, a handkerchief was seen in the hand of the deceased ; it was masked W. S. sod this handker chief was traced to the possession of the Prisoner.— ' Upon an alarm being raised, he had lent it to a men of the norm of Davies, who was called as a witness. It farther termed out. that the Prisoner, shortly an tecedent to the disappearance of Sims, ►od been re. pratedly applying to Hurd to lend him a few Mil. lino. His shoes bad accidentally Borst, and he then de• I dared " that he was unable to refit himself, and that he must his bard to raise the wind to buy self a pair of shoes, though he should go to the Devil for it." Upon being called upon to @cement for his lumen of wealth, Ito stated that he bed borrowed from an old ship-mate. of the name of Jones, while he woo et Bristol, 81. ; but unfortu nately for him, and happily for the rock of Justice, this statement was discovered to he without loon. lotion, for, independent of the fact that, at the moment he was leaving Bristol he had env the' mesas of paying for his breakfast, it would be proved by the uif of Jones, the man himself being at am. ; that at the time in question Jones had been very much distressed for money, and could trot hose made any such advance—added to which, his intimacy with the Prisoner was of so casual a nature, as to forbid such ■n act of friendship, even if it had been in his power. All these diselosorm tended the more strongly to confirm the guilt of the Prisoner, which become still more apparent on the morning of the :Mb of November, when the bully of the unfortunate Sims was found Boating on tbe.Severn in a state of putrescency. It was, however, soon Ideatified, and on being examined by competent porkies, presented I two two dreadful fractures on the front and back of the head—either of which word(' have been sufficient ... to hate occasioned insmot death. Mr. Jouiee RICHARDSON 11111111114 ap the ~i. donee noth eleerisras and perspicuity, and the Jury, after a short consultation, Nand the Psiteset— Gettig. . _ _ The Learned Jed4l , Immediately proceeded to pen the mufti i sentence of death, ■dd he •ae ordered for 'aeration. The Prisoner underwent the punishment doe to his Male on Thurwlsy in the presence of •n immense COIICOIMP of spectators. lie hod previously *alums. lodged the justice of his b nt tom At the late A.sisel at Laocastor a easy old man, an ',Airlift, arms found guilty of so oll'eoco for whirls be leas a...rereed to 14 years transportation. On trreiri.l .9otrneo,hebessed profoundly folk, Court, and thanked hi, Lordship, for, " indeed, (said be) I du , not think 1 bad so long to lira till yogi' Lord. tip told se." GLOUCES TR It ASSIZES. W. Burton, aged 33, oond indicted for Ilie wilful murder of W. Si.,, in November Isit. Mr. LUDLOW detailed the facts to the Jury, as they were afterwards proved in evidence. On the 3d of November, the Poisoner and the deceased, W. Sims, set out. together in a boat belonging to a Mr. Hord, from Nfiolliston to Bristol. having trans acted some business, in consequence of sties, of weather they put into a place called I') le, where they errs seen in company at a pubiir.hou.e. On this recision the deceased produced several Bank notes. On Saturday, the 7th, tbey again betook themselves to the boar, to return to Woollaaton. their way down the Avon to the -Severn, they were seen by 1 people. The Pri s 'tilled at Woollaston, but the deceased did not. This excited surprise, end enquiries wen- made of the Prisoner, as to what bad become of his companion ; to these enquiries he give contradictory answers • at owe time saying that he lied staid et P)le, a nd at an• other, that he had put him on shore by his own de sire, at a place called the Eastern Point, and that be had Impressed an intention of sailin&for first no sovici..os of fool play were itotertaiued, but subsequent cireumitances led to a discovery of the dreadful deed. The boat was eamnioled, and on the genital, and atter.beech, steins of blood wen distinctly doseoverti, although it ap peared that every attempt had been made by versus of a mop end water to eradicate them. This pro. slimed father eisquiry, and it was ascertained that POLIGg. M a ostoo-unoss.—Three yea. orrheerf J. Ilretswor. Tomer, row st:000so, see-r ttsara , d upon .ropieion fir heioh-ro4oeroed in the r or the worrisome of Mr. &milk woollerh•droper, is flomorkholl-street. Late on the *1 Wawa; or early us %Way wtoraltoc, She ioei.ustse of Mr. Stank ass broken open it'd robired of woollen cloths to a coutiderabie .assort' and to cos-egorace lolormation bark* bees elven to the Olken that Ike Pa r ....rt. were concerned in the Moiono, Owl were 'okra into cm at a hot is cowesooly called a " is Pcitscoot lase. Oto. of than drew a knife with Wan to resist. but was preveated by a by-slander. karies Rhodes, who live. ie • coart sear Beech -three, GA : dew-I.Ane, waled. that on Solidity morning, betweeo .1s and wcen o'clock, be raw a cart maw down tbe greet. larded wish e 1,46, and stop at She end of the Caen in which be byes t .Lees were three wen with she con, who rorrespooded, is person with the Pi i-uorrs t but the( beteg asuM-d op is top coats. be cool/ Lit moguls, any ef theta scion certainty, excepting Thoom , a. asteliately they 'topped al the sad of the court, on- of the wen Rot dwell tied eaten d a pie.e to a thine Is lbe Vail y which he entered wittwwl korwl.iog, and the whale of the cloth,. rosisig icr of Mites awl broilers, together with some .to-kiyp, tied op la a peculiar eneemer, were carried intg it. The yard of the I his beat; conispota. to that of the wittier, he ore, heard ..roe of 1.,e, well, pin tkii below, and mark it M, in rime of any shine. After the emri had been anichiclect, it was taken ass), had is about au hoer reward. whew It ern, loaned with cloth. wrapped op in blanket. (the cloths *rite taken lons., *ignore revertne), and at about half-past rigid la! %Male were earned !icier I other pers o n corroborated the stateateut 1 lie. Rhole., bin surer net able to swear positively I. any of the Prisow r.. nr they were i., dilfereet direr*. and n.it rarfweting sin)) taint woo:;. they did tan take poisrealat notice !bear. llpuri watching nor of the priwarri air. be lons sakes. the olkccr tumid .at.;. of VD. in note. j Whig asked to accurst lot In. being pe—e•wd of Pe each morary, be said he was a frantereter nod wid Iran In the mere*. srlsere hr hod taken the ante. ht chow. Nerve alike Prkoeers could state %Isere Obey were as the ra.ireing la question, but said, if time weer allowed I be. tl ey might " perhain bring same persons who could swear she) Weir and the place" as lie arorairtg aleutioned. The Lotto !MAYOR thought there were .triaig gremearl• for de- Ptyolerra, and airied lie eaters if oar. were kaolin as reputed thieves. To alskh it era. repliri. they were well kn..; uus tech. The t• ife of Thomsen catitrneteii an %.C -winjullstitee with *woe ringed 0nt0... in• fr. colly rmtgr:i•rd In Hntnmt Bat, and the rent (to speak wisuia cutups.•) werrawl im a fair an. in 1-noising her. Uts Lordsinp ordered the Priwitiers to he remanded usual Wednewlay, oral to br costarred wpurdledy. J. Mat►i aad S. Pollard were brought up as being repined an. writ-iwourr lint:woe Mkt ik it being, in eoraginny with n brother (I,leer us Me previon. i.i•bi. Mir) were going • AIL - % tier, •stat Ike aro Prisaier• toileriu i r übusar. Upon pow them, M wait looked on arid sr.a..ral nter the mod its n••,ed inrrn. • lies Ike) p/ meld nod look them h•ok iris iwl.. Ups,. st•asehing Nasal. he New • bs.. h • .I' picit.hak en.{,Lelrt,.ll L.ll, i 'grainer rattier 1.. pleirea. tire same ge•Erlatilno, ail e err 11. 'NIT wrli ndap • 1 for he.. e.!'stalvng. Writs s.ori be Lad ere kr,..and did MAI ki.ou their nut. he 1•41. (.004 is hod (Lavoie, he or- I. I w .•It. er for their re The) r toe sulk reinserted 101 further eitiaiwitlie so Wed - hi ?Pringle. aist Hem.-Ilt Seriele, call.nl Tla• Utica& of ilotoneeei‘..l.l at tie A -itri, in Join att•rt, Mew eneeitteentril to at.-orr slur • •POspl,.llW nt a.. .I.ld Airs..drr 11..arao lee (dam% I.s sal.eve Mao, the sir• of tier .acert.