The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-06 00:00:00

~~ I - :* II ~. ~.... _- _ . 44 F I I~ ' i 'O~rw~•..L ~, . LONDON MR • .KBIS, Ago. 4., • 1 .4 CoTToN.—The milei - of Coins ; 41411%11 brae ari . vre coosideroble than for.apespOlgitn . egg,' ;,aesrly 4000 packages lternhapp The delna , d for Cottons, which sprgailltyll. effluent last week, has continued during taw** of the present, end prices base ezperienged ps Sr.f ther adssnre of id. per pound in Braails,..l.l fall a Id. in Bowe& and Orleans. Svosts.--The demand for Sugar, after Ta . te'llitighr, hecamn limited, and at the Oise of I *reek soother depression of Is. might be MO • 'rherp wan but little hosiness done in Mascorades 'Topples ; the prices were without she slightest to atio , . 'fbe new parcels of reined brought Ste eastkoi. . sold reedit) , st the former prices. Lampe ass •ir scarce ; Lemurs Vire in paler sop*. 17,eftipt., give were is request; an edging* ref ts. to 36. been obtained on the East India desmiptions. Corraa.—The pablic sal. of at Tr mem on' freely, bat without briskness; the pries t t In 4s. per cwt. loier than on Fridef lest; g • Ordinary Jamaica. which then MUNI 141 said . 1464., sold at 1425. 6d.: line ortliditty, formOrfy 14*. ' , teat ized odor 1441.; considecobi• Ptfeete lad - riling 'Trinidad oo Friday might be vileed lila., mild at 1524. ; middling Dominica realised IMs. 'At the conclusion of Tuesday's isle, the prices may he stated at Ss. per cwt. latter than lil day sennight, and 3.. to 4s. Seder an Orteet of Priday. Spices.—The demand for Pepper bereeedderebly tobsided ; the market may be stated basey, and a ' shade lamer ; i Id. was in several illitiailree - realiged ' for Pimento last week. and ow iltVilday Ili& to 11;41. The other descriptioas wets' oat. Ones.—There have bees • estdisake purchases of •/ Oil. the greater proportion on epetelition; crisis `' &rattle sales hare also been made for shipping; the trade have taken comparatively a smell proportion of Oil sold since Tuesday sennight. Of the ostensive gsantity of Oil lately in the hands of speculators, a . . eat proportion is held firmly for mach higher prices '..' than the present correney : the prices of °dilatant:l • 'tepidly, and the (store rates will, in a greateteasore, ' depend nn the Dryly. Straits' fisheries, of which no loformation bait yet been received. In other Oils Shire is little alteration. Rice,—There was rather am Improvement la the ...aair nd Sitio the prices of Carolina Rios last with. I* East India skoseriptiona ere brotight forward so ""411.1iimirely, that the priies have given war ostisi... u ldildaidy; list week 17,224 --ordinary yellost'llonial • 20.. fair quality 235. to 244. good white 11311:11147s. !Vette 301• to 335. .'••' ToeAccoe—There have lately been very evecalve ,- . •'• he " c o l t:e e l: 1 o :1; 1 i:t a st e : tb o' e gli \ pr k k a isa Y " a rsoPeciad:aancitimos; and 4 I " i 3 fertility, about id. to Id. per lb.; for Virginia ; : (itichniond), in cargoes, which was a few days ago lotion, 635. dd. there have offers been made at 7 4 11. b:t.L.which were refused. For Maryland 375. her Well. "'lite now asked. .1) . _ • _ a . - :, DRIC4DEUI, ACCIDENT. ......„,„, ff ,„„-- Seturany morning last, the folios ing meat lamentable end o nlortonate occurrence took place, on Messrs. Jiorrelle premises, in the Second Dick-lane, in .. 'Eseter :—..Tnree men, William Middlewick, Nicholas " Eustsce, and William Ftnneasore, were employed in '• *soaking a pit, for the reception of the contents of a "sewer. • Middlewirk having nearly completed an , edit, was in the act of ascending the ladder, when r' be dropped his shovel, and en his returning for the • .ram., nearly the whole contents of the privy beret ... upon him, and caused instant suffocation. His • companion, Etratace, immediately descended to his • ' ossistince, and 'ere he bad got half way down the i , ladder, the nosioos vapour precpitated hint to the bottom. and hit' shared a similar fate. A third man, William Finnemore, thee went down, and he fell in ; and on a penoo. by the name oeGiles Tose., In the employ of Mr. G. Turner, silveramith % being apprised of the shocking chreentstetveto, he eolooteseed his services, and he also fell from the ladder. An. other man thee went down, with a rope elated round his body, who was immediately drawn op is a state' of insensibility • in conseqsonce of which, no otiose could be foun d ondeatake the hasardess task a descending the pit, emit Mr. John Rome, plemlbste b , having been informed of the melaindsoljevrent, la b stoutly repaired to the spot, end went dove dill ladder, and succeeded in bringing up shrine/ the webs,' fortunate men, rig. Tozer, Finnemore, sod Midl4lol .... wick : and, with the assistance of a penes, emeil; Itistwell (Mr. Rouse being nearly eshaastal with han ' 'humane efforts). got op the other peer. hits,, • '''• - Nof.t.mo, • who, together with .Middlewick, were life. less ; and every means seed for their mostry, by so. 1 ;' . 'Oral Professiostal Gentieftin, proved iselfeeteal.— ''. Finnemore and Tozer wee, Immediately pot to bed I" in a very dangerous state : the latter has since ' . 1 4 breathed his last, leaving a wife and ow child, in the in4Cent circumstances. to lament his unhappy ✓ "demise. Finnemore still lies extremely ill. • ek 2k..... , • Boxmo.—The bolting match for 100 vainest aside, between Spring and Painter, will take place to. • morrow, within 25 miles of London, agreeably to (be articles. These heroes of the fist fought on the lit of April last, on Micbelbans Downs, when Spring won it in one hour and a half, Painter baring best 4tis shoulder in the early part of the fight.—Betting II fir, to Lien and three to one on Spring. A gig, in which were Mr. Bteibert, of New.st r ieg t St. James's, his sister, and two children, were eve* • _tinned with meals violence, near amend of Wardoer. ov:ret, Osferd-street, by a coal waggon, the harm • o f etttich'Were trotting across the road, the driver) I . being behind the waggon; en* the children, a fine boy, e years old, bed hie thigh broken, and the fir. s a le lose rtoseed t anti her face is seek lacerated. CAuTivh:4 TO StenieleACiliiititr—Telderdey H un t, d r i v e, of the Norwood easeh, wee deed 6161 • and costs, for rioting with another ton , on the WA Jely, and *Meg Is so ferises a nner as to endanger the nee' el the Peneeffele• Tuesday merging, fad driving one of tbeasarket • carts in Corret.gordeo, .being asleep *Pee tie Iced, -• had fatten off, when @walker cart drhbg spat lb* • siornent, one of the wheels pissed ever en* et bla loge en aim, and broke befit hie tent ab'oeiting silearpert be etas conveyed to the Hospital le 11 Pensehsl state. , a Twotoiefaltaatit 001 ; an UN' t t os itOf filll "aa inch need 1411 hilly do. Mr. I riaintirs P`' e ►e paid . pock* 111. lad Wood anal. ots # lOW `ll4lbolll the - 'Plaintiff ipttd a cat' `aritich Mmoitbstaading Mat iaorsiog contempt - 14 411ing and Mao his boat, britaght bliog , no rightftrool of school . se% attendan e to pros proms 'chorister. Barks' tined him Two conversal Prisoner al the grand, when she first tiisv'aus; she was se; riled ad ran and informed her parents. Several persons immediately ran to his assistance. Whether the deceased tell through the ',Wow by accident, or threw hitelelf mat t sitars@ could tat say. .Ilie deceased was trequestly is the blast a lesion% throegh the hack windows and collies to the children who were plc fug is the garden. Nr. rites Owen, surgeon, Clattery-lane, said, he led bison the deceased far some years, he. was a mast respectable Gentle man. lie called at witness ' s house, about a month ago, wok gni: Sorel, who had met with a trilling Reddest. Witness had Woo hamlet that dm deceased had been slime that time soh- Fd Ilts af dro w sines, .lariguist, and bead . ache . Whom bad ly !Steeds' the &teased's family. Weans did not (bialy person likely to Commit suicide, triceps through derange ment. The deceased's son came to witness as Tuesday worm , wad requested him to attend his father, who he aid had oat of a window ; snaps' sits:sled .him lasampisiely, Its bid olt till was shattered to piessp i ,-stad be preseisted a sleek* de. r r. Gritted Clark, watedarsakee, Aideengate-street said, Ito rad kerma the deceased sway years. Mauday aft ernoon he paid him a visit; he was very drowsy, and while melee,' leg the recta he fell asleep; when a isms returned the deceased .opened his eyes wildly, and stared at him in a trey unusual mauled, min, be bad not slept for several nights; ea the foie lowing morning be heard of his saelitocholy death. Retwera ital.'s, servant to Abe deceased; stated that thirds. ceased had Study complained much of me beat, and fr eq . e *fif eat up stairs in the room, de e sT er mwbeste he tell, re n ding et itas Window; a few mimeses be MI from the window, ite heard Ism call to a elierkintase wet% ** Lki not snake such a seise." Verdict—Accidental Ue.tb. Os Wednesday as Imolai:Woe was taken at the Fos, Noe Clehl-Streel, Lasparth, endure Cniattles Jsuriester, F.sq. Inane per for Surrey, on she body of Mr. Hoary Bossed, of IMO place, whir committed middle. It appeared . . that sat Ike *O h of July, the deceased seat, abbatle **dealt its the morale& Spew Fat, wile s< he remained dtluebls for abase an 11044. .arid these soddenly lett the home sad went into she yet* I is, abuts a minute after wards the report of a))istol "aks bra rdowill tie body of the detested was fared in the lank arolii4l4 be I L O wing. Sat apes his back, and .blorld loselagassof his asinsh,lss hurl shot Bissell through the lead. A bract at driswoleetre lying by his side, ode of them recess , iy darliergen. Oil domestics of the eseensed were 'simian'. ilicillheY all licilloim .so slat Mw and dioriedifse mile IP( 'his aisle Air some Aim Po! 044!;4014,4qat1ts Verdict-sLuaacy. DIED. • 4N the 3d hot at eltreiroborr, . MM. Ma, er, rejigs it Jl l O 4 blayine, it... late of Ottedea, Flialnisire. Ott tbs. Wei. at hia tense, Britton, Sorry, Hislostdiliad" Emi repperiud Lemeholoor. ..,_ - .._ jALL_... L')NIX11 1 / 4 silliN.nirba;., toe STATltrilax OfIICI4 No. 4,141 i awry -court. Metweet. ; 4 ' 1 41 . ? • ". '. .tlio.••••SZ 7 Var .- :V - sor ' ... ***. - -...--.. - ' r . . • • -, . . . - . •- ;:esi. ,, . - -. ' .':.! .. • '''t . - • ,:.-• '' -- s - ..".' -' - - ' -, :A:r;zjua-"..arr7'::::..--;.;41": e - oso iri v -- We und : ets ."' - t that some eminent Cos il s ' . ' 0 . • . . ' won atrigit to deed‘or the seam ., sho o b e been refterred to o r behalf of the Peend-k he " f' •A`.... . ; . tart.test . - '1 • • • chit Whllli ti ire 7. cieth , 44l4o - • w etigii m tte wiset: l i t imp re lle se r s; es tit a t it t tr o y a b h a i r mi tv i . y en tespon it as their iibie e r pl or te a. that the st ild S it. 7 4 1144 , II . 1 .4 •.1• if If 'o'29 ill i II liA 1491. Cent 'giblet • bVi.' ''li 04.11,9191, I ' 40 .llbnirtteldilliaieill se peeper , flee - death. vairdbct and the attendant expanses. t it tA iii - s . • ; milt iF ;hr' mar. 4parissapisis griatilogit . • toximett as ot lettester cao , law tottlitad of imikerow wee wi lt be .th in e g T a r n al s ee cco tak oice es, ; faties ith a Z n apkt oto*, ' • l'i ll ig A ‘• • • -. ^. 'OVA Wetted ;• SW/ Saki **Pt who was hanged some time shier ," •.!lo :. ;.. •• . , - .. . , • . the • Wine Stit i filiditiliddresildfl 4 Shield . HarPhY , , i n •Dafesdatit 04104 "ter, to *vital • , 1 1 :4 1 ship t . =;.*" %spears thalitio geared . 111 leirkb SO- wilful murder of the Rev. Ur. Tw a t' • Ake NI *fit/ ; Bflitt'lC Altilia . triAllik . ge m per il l ii were p l igatted,- goo took •ippialleterliy Ililloes 11•14 through the hesitation of iip ' rin u eilt"‘ _ (h MOT of ithertalfiry et • = dm to; „ hum, ii r ee ,== wrelpen, and Silt' broke it Open the arm rif treerge it *W oo ; d a e l l ju slt ry l i d as * a f v t a r ibs awde nti t r: . be bee tron feP s letented by..... 4.:.• - ; imn.igttteod the a this Statut e. c*en Me li !tot : &Low - r q v , to eg e g bi g " : l4 4 ll liis is, we understand iir to attivel4 % ge#‘l"sod s t il e • e i s b ; med .- I - b e Iktrt ßeid t. will'iotthesatisfire! of t sth it th w o h t, ic y s oa re tr i a l e n k ed lit in alt y li o ez I l i:Saving didel= eas esi bedirs, he had c a r. P a did he idiot law. hand. Hefei!, lingered for a week, and then es- lika for lie pined, in coniegeeeee of a concussion of the bride, highway robbery. - O. w hi sm i dik ... z . i.ir cooketed the occasioned by yber blOw. You have been tried for . i *Ohl murder ; • the Jury, most Mercifully; bate .POLICE. f.___l'. _IIITTY re are, sea lig: • lied iit c ......ditionwer to * bl e b yes 'dell cHuhaelkirt.osfivvnthir P l ee li ic a k r imqeasstilatr.,sletronn.erli,nasewpesicetohwr.bietornerestßeh. e n g k ar .ftet s her e; . found yes giiity only of manslaughter. They' have ~ , . , - ' : tie, ed in the was bitiotillt , ~, : --.....— coavitt fengeat`e. ... .. f t". - The smeiri ( taty sepposed that you did It In i trauspirt of . imer. eTaart—Yesterday Jane Dales wet b nib c d fl e" fitalhavi a midi iatma at t i t : 't St d ie sheds. sllPit, .it its of d= ill IT V a °, that if Y" are to ekb 'Mot, charged with uttering a for gee r ' l l . of land note to Charles Goodenough ' 1 • Cathedral; hi' Defendant vas again ' * *iit Y ill ill set "'Sit 111 "" 111. l a " " HI net Beek E ng ilekliehitaileet the chide. ratiperired that the n ar f" it ". n rs AO wren of a - most foreclose sad in- street, iii payment for the par, 41 laid was ' le tbs. habit of taking the dilfereet " s r P ea , . it was also . homan i tiimper ; It was cotrardly aid eninenly too, ,' . lh•ite siettesievait I. selfeeelptissi Cent-tie to. at sows Anode', lo w min pihos. for which es we/ 17 . 01 tentless, to hate struck a Man in his eon - pro al ved r. R° the b r e sot ri e ". to — be . a fo . rgery ; &ion at the time. For this atrocious act - - your sea- that the P .lne r e l A s z o biL n .t e_ b r inD d g i e d binor n t o aa t he sß li ate r r e li a rn t at.: N cel o.l 4f 2 iti w pr o o rti °ed i4 " ‘,:. I, d dives a complisient' of a Yettrohilllngs, he tenet is, - that you be imprisoned for one ye ' er." s p t r r a z e t o: , ere a ra n im d pae l sr hii ao t nin h s e mw r ierett n ed am f e was f ih not Will' their irepitneesi, bat paistitgi into his own 9 WYIL .tarliitiribr eitelimeat arose bob their talents. 'Jain Jones was sentenced to transportation f or mune. mai d in order to titelloys, ft/I*ton, their seven years. He persisted ID protesting his inns- or itt_..er examination. , cence, but left the bar - with:A *smile on his collate- . , lA, ult . anicatiCclober other place ot i" •• Se,. allure his lessee. On the 4tb of Sfareh test; "°°"' 51. ut eli nx , tem ” pling t ol om ona eid ay er ev h e e n r in h g u i s a b s a t, nd o p n hi a li c p h s a u rg n e iv o e f ebyat . .. '-'- 1 4 Sisitiff had asked the Defendant's leave to al. Ralph Pratt end John Pratt, convicted by their , who was e l k 4 .. own confession of possessieg forged notes, were con- muted on .. . catch and glee club in the town •of Chichestee, the latter refused. The Plaintiff, however, detested to 14 years' transportation. striking him on the head with a hammer, Weeding this refusal, went to the club ; hut .indrese Donaldson Otte border depredator), cos- bef .p oe h e en t p lie su M i e li ti a s n tr , a t t h es e f h o u r sb re a - nd ez , am st i e n p a p ti e o d n w . °rale( the Defendant, for his disobedience and aimed of stealing •• net, valued in the indictment at bps o f h i s aer s ol i ty, gave hiet a very - severe 10d.. was nest brought op, and thee addressed : , acrd theft , h t i o ms t e h l e f as to l ls e. g with a cane, which produced several black You most be a most audacious person. Yon a a e xtremely weak and emaciated state , with lf h e -. 1 is a own ) our son claimed the 51. renard offered for your co sworn ish to w g i i t v h e leasarkslpon his 'Wielders and other parts of i t ) ; l e en d 'vide gti , evidence, end ilip.; - It r b,hiar tamteollote i ndaryottkehatvirher Dom feandoi.ous: oh:tsi yoe a .o p eal preh t e o ns b i e on a . in Tli at is ea w r a i s ng en o pt fr ra en t o le e l r ed . a l u t d i s s r e it n y . . n meat of every person present, state i d cbau t t h tt e oi t nn his h: "i f : r e s h t i v s e be ck in h g im in with stateh a hammer, mn intoxication doebtedly in my . power to pass s entence of trans- had gneri n ce ev o e it of trail over • the Plainti ff 's conduct out, portation, bet it hopes you will consider and that y ou h e down aud•strock his head against a large iron fel.ee tv. Ha Al @Crept during the time he was in amend, I shall pass a m il der Stattotie• which caused the wooed and the violent effusion o f I - titpiiri the Cathedral. 9 , r wendeet. emu , whiter* . veto closed, imprisoned and kept to bard labour for 12 calendar blood of which be complained when he alarmed the neithboer of the Mint, where he -resided of re that the punishment inflicted open the Plain- month, ' " Ile heard his sentence with perfect Indifference, i part of the discipline of the school, when the , blonds / nno e n ve l and took a deliberate view of the spectators all round - 1 ors thought proper to go to private concerts or n th in e g Officer, stated h . AIMS of amusement, in coatrusention of the here! ' he left the hat. Peter O'Callaghan, convicted of palming emelf ' G* :n a el e p m ci m sit e i r v v e s m nd an a n t e t r an th p a ,t at when -the Pd. ' lant's order. i t ed the to P m " a su rd ner er •• oue, however, went to the Jury, entruliii t terfeit silver coin, was condemned to one year's im- 1115 ' s per wa . s g ive° ' int° his " slimi-- yi Philip Suoitte . $ struck hilt hi t : °s wig peksounient. isi Judge's directions, and they found a The Court was extremely end the its. 9 " 1 Platatiff l rDarnages 51. crowded , him. prem rs ien upon the spectato was irtoreperabl) mote r - ........ The Prisoner were observed to be dee p l y is • CRW NSI DR. striking than in places where such sights are more • young woman, and her iambs at least 60 years of age. Previ ou s to th e case com i ng Justice ABBOT finis O tted the Cgleedar t with frequent. on for hesaring, they p l n y cl CIVIL 81DP. roptioa of ripe ease, on Monday.enga ged in conversation GRAY ABB AROTRIte P. 1111tAlliWILL AND OTHIRs. ,„ in a very low tone o f vo i ces 4 lien Seiti was indicted for stealing, at P' ant , and it is • ' Mr• TONING *petted the case for the Plaintiffs, conjectu red that she persuaded hint to give f county, a bay man, the property Of Julia ' Misses Grey, daughters of Mrs. Gray, who, in 1796, up the prosecution. The Magistrate reprimanded 't S. him for his iacoasiste t n Bathes, the Prosecutor, stated, that hi haat lied treated a lease of Southwick for 21 sears to one n conductiand ordered the wife •• H•rtition, who Inseams bankrupt in 1809, and whoa e to be liberated. .1 ire some time In the early pert olJene last HATTON.GARnEs.—Yesterday, James Iliggios, i ii., tk . „ it , of June, .t._ Prisoner e... , . ___ attsigerin are the Defendants. The real Plaintiff, William Mitchell, Ann Biggins, Sarah Mitche4 nw.aree.—ofublumrreiicamemtoahilm,"ewsndut:l7l.uhliirn" f rom however Misseswas 3.Slaffassi Esq., w h 0 i ..... had t .„7„ rc l ita . siti the G ray t hei r revers ion ary f.5.....1111.his Edward Mitchell, and Margaret Alford, lun sew "these a hone, was that answered the de. farm. The terms of the lease required that not mere brought up for further examination, charged wills on of the one he had lost. Ile agreed to rite than half the farm should be in tillage, and that it hark% committed several burglaries. They were ~ it half..e.cronn to after it :but when M ur. should not be subset or *Wined. The anneal rent farther reminded for a fortnight, in order to have me back, be said it was not the Pte.:nowt". was 51. an acre; but for every one in tillage beyond several articles of plate, *miring apparel, houmheld . it was a blind one. Ile afterwards heard hi, the half, or for every one ',beet, El. more were to be linen, &c. found in their possession, advertised, is eras at Chiddingl), hi the possession of a man• • paid. • The Plaintiff now brought his action to nee- ezpr'clationo of discovering . the right owners. name of Funnel, and going tbere'he recover- I .— itea7 k gay,' Mary • Smith was charged .• , ler the penal rents due for the infraction of both „r, v ' i t ' l e r t r ag lil " " El Fennel bought it of the Tau to whom the Poi-. t wo i. twee. few days hack she wedt tionahe the restrictions. Mora than half the farm had been shop o f Mr. Farrow, in Cross-street, and purchased some or. had sold it its the 24th of June. licks for wink!" she' pulsed the note. i ht F .in tilloge.-end it had bee* subset by the assignees in tad toe pr called a aad time r._ arrow paid it :may. defence set •up by the Prisoner was, that when 1810. The action had Wee broeght in 1813, end re ; , which be Mot paid away. bubse.4 isayndl.rihsalaideasnwoetileerirhate, i Barham where his horse was, he would not ferted. The reference , was ineffectual, and hence' to him as eireisieerii- , and he gave information to the officers, 1 , rr it, bet said be would sell it him for four gut- whotook thelPeisaner into custody. One of the Hankl. this action in 1818. The. Defendant, very (gammon. tor, proud. both Um uwirs.ui be foreed.—bhe was fall, A na- ham • hid not only pet the Plaintiff to the great es- misted. denied this, but said the Prisoner had of.' ebt7l . pence of bringing down a solicitor fears London, in Aim four guineas. . the *secedes, of the lease, bet had D RONERS' INQUESTS. o witnesses were celled, who mild they heard a ..1. 11/ P .A , to ki P reve teflon to that effect between Merrell sod the obliged him to repeat th l t aa tuiP r ce this y"r " ari .. ---.0110...--. ' 'Nor. trATTLEDALit so u M r . 'Brett' %AIM- • term Creiti.in-hood fair.. An Inquisition was taken on Weesesitay afternoon before I': Jure found the Prisoner Gaily. . . oat with Mr. Teeple°. , STIRLING, Foq., Coroner, at the Hole-in-the. Wall, Ctiiacerp. ' baste, on the body of John Sufel, F - of . Ai, 3, Took's-coort, try Baylis was indicted for stealing a sheep, k g rftt number of 'witnesses were examinee:lst el . mc ABe 4. ,, ko f acc ts., a , er Recoveries to the Prathernainites' 'roes - as to the tillage of the farm. -...i:4 'o — hm, the property of W. Breretoa, Esq. , whose death was caused by being precipitated frown Mr. SciAttr.cre addressed the Jury for the Dtikeil. 'q.t . window op the third floor nt thei hack of his house upoll mat 4 I bailiff and a labouring man, the one armed A railings, which were underneath on the grout d 'i , which cut open . ants, and contended that the ones of the 1 gun and the other with a prong, were upon le"‘' • his head so hart idly, that the brains were !Mattered ou is i itch on the ni ht of the Ist of Ma us the had e- not been infringed. He entered into a long groundetethel wed against the nail g y : , y borate dissertation on farming, and the -111pfaaa Mary Chapman stated, Alas true she leaded stem door to the de. top before. At a little before one, two men Md rotenone of crops, and gave a prospective' dire Of *boat ter d oklockohe a wts inkier f m ru e n y t e r ars. Toomerir morawl, 1 one of them; as they said, being the Prisoner the evidence by which be was to meet rbeePtaintiff's violent noise of a vandals' breaking; she went to see the awes least D they both knew very well), andattempted to ~ and beheld the deceased on the g round, be had not quite react. . aka... wr Mots ikftsr off.e.•ll_ The Ilan wit. We ' _ _ •.. ... - eel the &rowed , when she first saw'hius; she was ie. rified aid 4 ottiow places Weeds, TA, cue, Les rised - for the Mr. the eamplioa hupken in this Baths.. John Ms mare per. of tito tbiy kMw seriPtion Murmeil tell csm* MS re, ware wal of the ed it, Fo. toner had The tte told go after Ms. Hwy in Pagbani, Tb. wkh a the wal lost shot came, (whom catch a sheep, which they effected. The two wit. eases made their eppearance, and one of the thieves decamped. The other remained, with whom they saleved into a parley. He said be would be shot or rtes through before be would be taken, and by his veselete behaviour appalled his adversaries ; upon salad Doe of them addressed him by his name, and said, a• Go home, and no three will come of it. said, Very well, for he had rather be shot than takes up; and while their conversation was going on &WM' clock struck one. :MlkPrisootte set up so alibi, and two Vitlit4ll4l of 'llatetit and creditable appearance stated, that they KERRY , ASSIZES. "A - Mete in his company on the same evening, sad jest • asettey *eve pattietthey beard Bognor cloctiltiTui LANDLOItti AND TENANT:: A time has been decided at these= Auden, :the law sue. which mould, under more fret:pent application, 'The Jury gave &Alt to their testimony, and foetid the Prisoner—Not Guilty. operate much to the prejedice of the landed leo. James Palmer and Stephen Burberry were eon. rent of the country, in as far as respects ahn right victed of stealing 81 fleeces of wool, the property of el ' hurd • under all eirrellustußeell of appropriating a Thomas Darrant. tenant's stock to the satisfaction of the laudlord's - The Prisoners travelled the county with jack-asses. c laim of rent, in p re c edenc y of all °lber ' srlsilien • case envied to, was ted Were Mr. Jesti The wool was stolen from a bent at Ringneer, and M The on ATS 2 Wedoeeday.—the'c ri ircemstenees of whic ce h hand-bills were distribeted, describing the loss: jest were as follow, s--hlr. TereecoCoMmor, a batter. as the Postmaster at East Grinstesd was reading one, be saw the Prisoners pass with the wool, b e kerne• seediest in Cork, impounded, at Ourrens, the cattle I belonging to Charles etit's to !GI. l tibtais E. the tal at y "wet'. bargaining, and thilY were apprehnded. They womb** oreiketo be transported. Quarter Sessions. The tenant being In meteor for rent Mr. Herbert's Steward meth the customary alll. desk. sod the cattle were oceeticliitgly teltseed from ISSIBES, A la 1• s peeed-voder the Sheriff's ',went to this effect,end • k e • sold by public cant for the lotedlorea rent. U n d er theve.ckceenstances, Mr. (Kenner sought his rem,. kelleed Dosses, somillheilkei his owl oralesa b.• Ay by an action against the poond.keeper.—Jed{e of INANE Wee Uli >i lekilikifoteame Mauve in stating the law, determined, that the She. of l inesPwillibliP ion ..7 yeses, passed b y , the riff-was not legally empowered en dieeithege cattle Qeseter Seseleell fee stealies • peeket• fee. eider the °prelims of any law order after they ;4 bele isealaldeip.s4 , ass lb- levee; •arheard: bele ewe' ragweed of the land by a creditor ,, Poles/ isirdliti by bin ems ceetaude• et -earaileig and the peestkluteper hoeing obeyed an illegal Aillf • property et poster vales Awe 40easeav a aledder , a hie Lerriettip directed the Jury to find a ',edict ; hese, ; MAYON'S* immiletid evils addesia et t ter Mr. O'regaeor.,thellalatitf, which they owed bevies attend a forsed oott t liooologit to be forged, legly did. MT. Soden nt RoLLocK sail Mr. RAcu hump. were rf - Counsel with Mr. Scancerr. Jest as the int witness for the defence wee to be ' tolled, a consultation took place, width woe carried on with great - earnestness end obstinacy for a long tune, by shifting coontittees, embracing the ledge, the onset, the Attornies, and many of the parties. A verdict was at length taken, by consent, .for the Plaintiff, for 10001 Titus ended the MAIM Assizes at half-past two.