The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-20 00:00:00

IHE 'std In addition to other discoveries relative• to the font anifdir of this victim of treachery, which hos excited such hoirot in the triads of the public, we can state that on the 'riturldik prior' to the day the prisoners charged' with the commission or the hellish act were arraigned, an olive coloured eon bfinafflaff t° i lium murdered' man was, through the vigilant ,activity Of the Magistracy, discovered near the scene of slaughter, concealed beneath the underwood of a large tree ; the' seams ripped in . every direction, doubtless IR the hope of discovering notes. This scat the unforta . nate gentleman was seen by his lanndress t o wear on the day he sett of tan his fats% journey, and is now in the Nleglstrate's possession. A singular ci►cemstenee, also not generally known is, that on the Tugs lay previous, he was seen to count in his'chamhers several Bank notes, (not ap nn. osnal practice) and among the. several for 1001. each, smiths* no the exam' .ation of his chainherspubsaquent to his death. thatinaost *mount in monies sal seeurities., did 'pot reach to morecthan M. irk; that in &drawer nolocksd. These facie 10 Can youth far. ~ 0„ 1 g. t and can boast of Trine his authority to the efforts , i ctbe French nation, and having the chains of his captivity ho dee, at s mament whets thoneands of Oftieiaters have military possession of his kingdom, and wroreigner is the' l e fir etear of the Capital from which be *etude his Atnhasva l aer. As. to'llse Sovereljrn to which this embassy is wets. *ails eadirstuod that his emancipieloWis much the sower mks that al which his Royal brothe,r boasts. The WholeElomr lire power is Portucal•is understolui to be *wed iu 1)el, Opel sad the Queen ; and to shew howisMsch relifia& ; t ie! be placed on Royal words, not the least 'Mention is mat made ofhis'Afort Faithful Majesty intending to pen , what be proMised •on qiirterning the power of the eerie , . While the Sovereign of Spain wes aiming at being; l e Absolute King." the King of Portugal formallY • . slimed absolute power, anal "through the Minister of his sin choice put forth, in the shape of an official document, the promise of a R-Presentative Constitution. lb t h e re yiy, however, .to Ferdinsnd's Antbaya ler, all idea. of alteration is the system of Government appears alum. ,lased; sad the two States of the yeninsula,• as they are aged; being delivered by the same " generous4forts from t p.liosaat infionsee,". are looke•I on es re•esteblished in' OW same state of " order anal legitimacy I" • Notwithstanding .what we had .previously heat d, df the •• ecoseromiedeo of the diNeeences between Russia and the Puree, the intelligence received last night from Constan- Movie states that the communication made by, Lord s ts aagford., respecting the interview of the Emperors at Csertrwits, as well es the pXcific dispositions of the t3al4: . • est of St. Petersbnrg, stbich had taken• the first step •10 p l idis it M. hieozaky as Charge d'Affairei• tat Constsativir Ile, bad sot produced al! the effect thatwaspxpected on tl. ntiadsof the.)letraiers of the Divan.' • Thef ammeal not le Vase entire coefi•lenee is the moderation 'manifest,' :bp .. • • klitisis, and decided that the safety o f the Porte required,{ considerable force to be kept upon the Northern frontiersl if the Ottoman Empire. • • . 1 • The select friends of. the King. who itere•fleprived - of the splenalbl hospitalities of the Palace at Brighton. lest vat, by Isis. Majesty's lamented inalispositisinT are expected pore at Christmas, whets the rural anal noble haennets will Ist romased. The excellent Dalai of Argyle (not the Duchess. (ur especial reasons) Loral Auglesea aid his Mood e daughters, Loral and Lady Cowper, Lord llootifore • Lased Lady Itathurs., Loral Noll 6041.: Lord Egrentont, And the venerable Lord Melhouree.. will occtsionallybe added to the tonal circle both of dinner and evening partfen," The King's private hand never was i• So perfect - a state, and it is miaowed (het Rossini will be honoured with a coin- *end to assist in the musical festivities at the. Paviliou ••• 3 (ileraiNg Chroalck.) . • " -• • ••• • d. . . '•ifesterelry morning the enervate of tfte bills ‘settsijihni . 1 11rightois,"were coveted with, snow; .• ' • . The Spanksh Cnottnattee have addressed a letter tai .ittrao t , with a trader of five bemired ,poorols. for. his owishrme• - d:ate us., or in any ttiy this esemplafymad most eland , roes patriot may suggest.—(Uornisig Paper ). • • Miss, rinse hie arrival in England: his toklremed a *b!ttl9l W Mr. Catusing. eharaeterisid - by great elevation of ..telltimmit, in wthickkeallndes in ernes; ag.eriot w a s t er .rarvbe fate ofdits w~meatermentry. The Mig tit .1.10.„ ffetarris ea pleased with this aphid... that he bag sliest. , twowrittebtrAidermeeleceinalsorennim s tm el a ll g .40moi•ge..(eah • • • B.DEIR OF -MICW •. • ADMIRALTY SES S IONS. • . , Was: mak e vonsitandcr,of the ship 1414114 wss charged on an ladielanuat - *Mt having wilfeily, and against the • pew, on -44,441kiic North 3dieriea. in the mouth. of Jane fired i'vestain" loaded pistol at John Malian, who died -of the wounds rece ived by the laid she. . Prom the evidence it appeared, that . the deceased was a liardonan en board thelllaida, and had avarrel aboOt splic , hog a.rope. and on the t4tain's interfering Mason seized I,liitts and a slot& ensued. in ' whirl, the Prisoner was thrown on the sled:. He :ordered Mason to go below and toattend to his tlittv; but he refused,. anti was .rathir intomieate.l. The prisoner went below into his cabin the deceased and another followed hint in a meow trig manner. upon which the prisoner fired a pistol. Ma son received the shot through his breast, and died in a few minnt-s. Its arriving at Shields, the prisoner s urrendered himself. The conduct of the deceased had i tindency to Mutiny. The Learned Jade, intermitted. and said the prisoner bat only•cominitted Justifiable Homicide. • The Jury accordingly returned a verdict of " Not Guilty." • • John Merin, was convicted of stealing one gallon of rum on the High Seas. --. Wait,* stead inolieted for mind 'tighter, on die High Seas, in hiving. itpears aeo, struck a wan gained Heiffitiss a blow which calmed his death. The prisoner was chief mate of the ship Alexander, and tke dere seed was a sailor ; they. (omited while on deck, and the prisoner Anorked him down the hatchway; Is. was stain brought on deck and died in a few hones.—Mr. AD , Lres Ds wa semployed for the prisoner. and ingeniously cr o ss minims' the witnesset—to 'hew that considerable shuts, was given by 'the tlereamd. to the prisoner is cousonsmt, which justifi d him in.:striking. The surgeon who examined .the jo4ly fitter death, is since deeessell—lt was also in proof that that the deceased was ronaiderahly latoxicated at .ihe time, and being seat on shore was usable to use his oar. The proseratioat boring been gone detonate, the prix' sonar was called epos for his defenee—he pet a !oar f written &dove% is tho.dmode of Mr. Sbelhoe;elevis of the .dgelfCoast, who read-it.,. .:, . . ...... 4.. 4 ' 1 ....lywnes fisevlane totenopted dm Jury. and told, 'We leant front a gentleman, Who lois just arrived in the* they. mast be satisfied that the pristeuer Struck the 1 ‘ Deigitend from !Steen°. Ayres. and upon whose intelligence Mow with intent to semi him .down the hatchway. with , 4Cle have implicit reliance, that the odsunderatantiog he- attline aforethought, before they could find him " Oisiltv ", 'Nara Captain' Willeeand the .totholities of Hu.noil styles If, however. they thoeight it requisite to go farther, the lA-produced serious feelings of irritation towards the prionner's Counsel would proceed: lie thought' the prose. • ittiti.th teileleritS the there. These feelings welt. so eli. cation had been most harshly to up.—The Jary instantly 'reetteedly elieplayed, indeed, tots:awls oar rountrythea, footed the rimier " Not Dail y." . 1 014 a requisition wee forwarded to t'optain Wine!, regrew- „ , . ink Min to quit the river , as the only likely means o: alloy- . ."'" r u stle w" foillid qui 4 tY this mornine. at the Ad , Itiiit t he usoth i ■ wok; i. „a i l to have acceded to d o , asiralty S•-stsioalt ander 'Wed Ellenhorottgles Act, for us diaiole.ly conies; with irtoßther . 'inter, or maios.or tome legume. and Pitl4'nielinre wowproductive of the emended se... . .grievenn bodily Wm harm, to . C . kr • master of a reset %h.—(t:wirier ) .. -,. . named George !V.. tradiag from. 'allay to England.— . .Iy the arrival pf the Ellen yesterday (Tuesday, the The primmer received the otertt i wore of Death. ~fie 16th isstaot) from 1/..1 •we have received papers to was reconamooded to mercy by t 2 Jury, is which the the 45th of October. They only mention, th at " the p rosecutor • eland. ag charge. einst.the missionary Smith. still (mope the at- r J .• ----Lk- . , lentiorl Of the General Court AlartiAl " We undersiami. . - . - • • .latmeeer, that the evidence had cloned, and that Mr. Smith Yesterday the nentlemen 'apiSointe Ito he Canto!. at' • hyd r isiefi allowed four - days to preparel hi s defence ,—( tis Sonth America. transacted busioens at the Foreign Orfi.la,ae,l ' t.rrpSOlCoidierf) . . • .- . received 'hell. final instruction.' from Mr. P;anta the Under . ..triteed4 the Griper brig, Capttin Claverialf, aftliref at Secretary of State, in the absnee of 14.. Secretary t 7anni tut . • • tifeslaieft with Captain Sabine • from tireenlaud a nd the who is canfiried•to bis flange with an attark of the can t Try gentlemen were to leave town 1.. r Portsmouth last 1 Ciliit of Norway-, where the latter °dicer has been come ' night, and to nail this daron, be trd his Majesiy's ship the 1 'tenths eontieuiteghis astrosomical olmervotion. similar Cambridge, ~will' all possildeapeml. • to those he mat olvtlast ' African cold -and• in ibo-Wart liffies; Ihning.the voyage., they had some intercourse NC • IPOL ••f ITAN• ” ril.fl N.—The Ralf Yearly Dividend on the effi - a 'tribe of Eltaimasig on the Coast of theenl end, shove Loan• falling doe Sri 'llinr.Jay- the Ist if 'January • alp were at Brat eittgetisely ilty bat'afterwards became flex , t will be paid by Mr. `.ll. ROTHACIIILD on swill faliliar. • . ' Bonds as limm heel negotiated .by• him.—The Dividend Warrant'. wish a - ii.fthereof in nu•narical *leder, must be left one day preriotof for isantitagioo. • • . ... ,•,i, a ... .. PRCONLAN 'I (ism of so2a; weiociatell by Mr ., A. 'al. Rothschild in Lon'lon•The half yearly 0,710,0 of tile shout Loan. "Which .hecoutest doe on Thursday Pm ilet of January nest,..orill he paid by Mr. g.. M. !Loth...Mid ;i that ra,i every purceeflistg slay (Sundays excepted) hetweet; the boors of tea' and two. Thediyidend warraum, with r. list there.' in-numerical sis4er pugust be lsfi.cute-Isy pri.skto! for examinatios. - ' . . „bab a ma r i .a y, jam •194.•11.141*Mr lit iiivi. mat wift.h./tirrft, is. accident on !friday se'unight —While. on • hi" -wity.ms„i 'aboute QifOrti 'fiffnehk,' ' loin !MIMI' felt' wirh.l'ine•-atithial it mile of Leng.dirtton, hyt "Aka ire had, thp . o l oas !.muse to have one of Lis legs broken. -' .;':. '' - , r•:n In Miss For, the-only danghter of LnritandLady Holtarstit H at.preseett much iadisposeJ, at Brighton.. - ...• •., •..! . 1 • ' fir. I:firkins° . n, M. P. for Somereetshire, has • ac jA.lia ioterestin the memorable " Flit liolmes-I,i,ght„l,o , Ke ; : l 1;1 the Bristol Channel. for 14,0001. ..ft is held potter 4.11=4; from the Crown. It may be remembered. that such prop.; t el ly was the source of to trort.Vdcal 'of - remark, •es Mr. D. Is in the Whig ,or (tportaitioninteret , ,Att the two.fas! ', County Meeting* lola at'Wellt. the: cabin et • bielor,...epai ,lisattylit farw a rd by Mr. Dant, :Le. • •Myt .Dpokinton tea adw, gad has • beta for lot& time, cesidieg* . ohe •Llsiuti dent. .•• . • .. . i .. - :•.. 1 3 6 44 loleq C f .ll:oloPildey, mho tried akthe .lath ajoij ,N. kkiiii ii t of Re e .ciety,74o ,- • 7 ithairt.:Arc....l l 4- 401 the arrival of atm Alamptemts of , Mt, yaglibiffijsr 1 411 , Monday owl luvielai - . ill*. . Irifk tillfetidgr• OtSid to lessee the Choir.: I tifi• ht Viho Predileat oF.sirot Sofirty. Though Sir stokl'e hcalliPll , residence, StOist Pato, Metier., which ii .14 Site 'roust' ;A:! , 'WYNN, i* , 4t:up crag 1 dislaire from Belli; imp Isis tilfitted to remain. . •1110. White ) irbrivre awl Inn, it flud eV. During tbe . pahlis. - ~ :the Mures' of . 1?SloolOwn, bowl tho' Chow, +MO:. ilioi ',Cusick tedio. hi tlstifirontf SirJubsi Wog t 'she asioe. bolt* math • the moping, hot colifitsget.: .. I. ..:Thixtoildips Potiret; at . .Nowcastle; 4.1E4= hiss int-the 144101iiissot.- ois the 'floodlit /4isi . _ r a mttrea)—Ctew eutd. • • • • - _ . . • .. • Tes•Aawv.—Th• lst division of the 211 Fosileers. oe i - beard slie . William- Barris, sailed from Core for i ithrelt sr, etTaistlar ; and on 'lloirsday, the second • dlrisidn, -on hard the Fanny transport, for the sable destinitiots. • , .. , . , Two Companies of the 58th (Ilatlandohir.) Regiment • ertamtry; sfra . .60Iff .00 tt.eir march from Chester to &irises'. . . . ' . . . • .'.•,711" - rolomistinies of the 31th (or Cesherlaad) Reginient .af Fapkisgio marrhed Isom Woolsvielt•to Wimittor. The Deal] quarters sad the rem - aindet of the satee'corpi coati:sae acKstalsrich. • . ' • . . . . • i I. t asocnietkatletachasent of the 40th rt e cent of not ha Harwich far Clietfalte: Nab *Man i ' pre leest. to emNarit f.ir New . South ' Wales; •. Play, ;we :r ai l:e:tad . here. by .a :detacinat:ot of she 7th Royal s• • . . • .. • Notice; frappram„ has been riven to the Army garrets - no • sad Assiataint•Surgeons. on half pay; that their services are hefty to be soon regoired; gut to order Mitit eetattiltar ' 44 PTlllem may be attached to the ciroatastance7a mernior 'mu stater, that it. is merely with a ries.% to the new regi. NOB as railing by beat of drum, to each of which the esuiskiniesber of •Sulteoessatil Assiitant Surgeons will of 4 ,f . dtraw appointed. .-s - 1 . ••• • .1 . ,• • *..*-* •• . • • • ..• .. . . : • PS Tlsanday twersing, Mr. Kriittliesthe Mites tiefseesger 4 41 4 1dal . the Foreign Oftee, florraiiteotiret, with de!., .lateloes frees Sir W. A'Court, is Spada ; , ~.. • eliellaiblier iss the King's old palace, known at the 4)114414 rt1e - lioard of Green Cloth, is ahmarto be pulled • libmi Ibetimrkls. so Complete the new . arrangementiMor. . X ip /tkit'sly bolding . hie .Cottrts there. The boolts . ei slap . ' osevesal . lionAriet years old. and other . .offistial ~pre.. 4Pstliam, hmakte j useterinulnying the week to some rooms 44 • . till:the sett offteelit;the east ead'arehe'pa • and ready for their recepties. nir..-Wii t' I#_ttie. ltirKealiery, and Several oteers aiietrece 1.- ,W.. thillibwitair sufferance, have beta unaimag out , ‘ thr t.. . .• ‘ , 4 ...• • • • a "niter treat to. alit Mita "edemas 'of the ` Hanle, -of rk IW ent i ' .04 , 11“ l iTft r i l i " ez i n i l lili:l th s i re bili ss ek to atr - 18166 .4.4 Iletem;mere airy - lally at this li r ry . f% • . :" •I. CA ill - itfrailottitic. • ..• • - tit s morujgg the AN. .E: sod blew a trtak bedew, lbthen slate medirtuted 64 - 7 17 some Ilibberts veiled with the outward lxiaddi lb* die; (Or Jamaica. remains.. . . Poirraroopn, December It **Jobe. Loop, from Newfoomlitult..—§ailitd. the Duke of er,. Wood. for Jamaica• Merit oinivitl4.• Middleton. = llil es; Britannia, Pithy. for ;.Priendg. Ander dp for Malta; Newcastle. Spam for Tlleste; Renewal. mmtle. (Jr Birbadoes; Prime*/ itoyei, Sheenpod; fort Harr Ana. rsigie, (or Bombay.; fildrty. Oarbatt, far e igierra- Leone; and li.'M. ship Antelope, fur Belainds, with vpooricts. . PLIIIIIICTII, Dec. ig.—Wind W.—Arrived the Sit: Illetoilry, Young, frotngurbee, In tilday#:—lt Mew a trentenl 1101111. gale asst evening pt S.W. and ended siN.44". whets Ail brig 4.lygnet,..in ballast, drove on shore in Catwuter.- and Web& , • Fra..ltarrn. December IS.=-The tried, which bas been blow. 14 Ir, strosqg from S.S.W. yesterday about 4 p shifted to NW. and AMR afterwards to. N.W. and laeressed to a burri 'tutee. Oh tremendous 'Tolls —It however "migrated about (I. siod the oily damage we- hear occurred, wail the stvinating of That alongside the Bideford. when .both 'easels lost their bimiPritg.—Arrittedlhe Countess of Chichester Packet • fret& the ensils, sailed from Rio .ISti October. IS t, Orion., Deeomber 14.—Arrited flas funny. Camastoga; and' Ullman. from Pefn . wbneo ; tlatoline. Crowmerao. fro - Ingo ;* Garailied. Baird, from Voabee t Mary Ain. Bann 0 ,2 '4 l .ra:flight ; Paaature. Potreo, from Bordeatta.: and-Y1 vinewal. - from Ift.Jolte's, New lironanion. - . :.....,Nql l . .: .. c.• 1efa.. 7 .,11n the kith and 15th Inv. skeet we rfoor press_pf Fir. Balti c tiriber bfoberif forintl near thi ' lolac p s, , rid brought onyhorelorri ; thry do sit appear to ' hose n lent in die tria!er, Allout a fortnight ago, a boat.tr aboa‘ LI fret, keel copper (agtened; marked 6.1 the 1 outsidliof the ,stern " Chieftain of London," and ow the ' insidolk Paterson," was brought hire by a boat belonging to dal islands. .. Thi.iono of Dartntontb, bound to this Ntraite, 'and the Loft„ Cook, of Newra.tl:! for Charente, were 'o ff Dover yeatenday with their'buls arks doniaged i the litter will go into harbour to repair. •' . . • • • , . • SPORTING ESTE [LIG ENC E. • • lIIGH('LERE COUBSING MEETING. • • • Fora Cup at d CurriintJelly Bust. • •. • ' rinsr•tiar. *sc. Id. • ftir Hammy Vivian's Veto best air J vines WllOweli . Sir ll.•Vivisn's Venetian) beat Mr, lirisodes Black Cap. Cod. Nevski* blaataiske beat Mr. Ezwall's Enterprise. Mr. Pnlilipea Miss brat Dr. Meyrick*s Magnet. Mr. tloudiake's Ciniden.Locks beat Mr. Long's fails'. Mr. Bales Bee best Ali. Evans's Wiseacre. Bir B. Vivian's %taken beat %Ir. Ilriscall's Breeze. • Mr. Lomeli Lethal beat Me. Dwain. Monks. Wilmerseeduced to four brace. ' Vangesrd beat Veto. Bolden Locke best Bee. bkomainke best Milo?. I Vulcan best Latitat. 'MIND PAY. Winners reduced to two brae.. . Vabisard best Manialuke. I Goitre Locks beat Videos. Wieners redeced to one * brace. Vs rd most e,Cep.besting die celebrated Golden Lochs. 'Fri kant Weis., Cep, for whiett 311.10 gs were catered. was decided on Wednesday and Tharsdiy last on Carriattos Moss. An linniestse atimber of sportsmen attended. end some rsetibvie.renselejt teat piney ; the Cap was at length won by Mr. BrhadliettliesCoal. The *mond prize by Mr. Warburtolis 'Corp.*: sad the esird, by •Mr. Plester**-Ni able. Before run' idag thasitiner was die favourite: odds V to 1. Tim second 'Cap sabres for csi the IStit and tikh cis "MOULT .WALP•PLR..-- Getirral Hatton, heather o r si r liabryttolo..lns very passionate ; Sir Robert Walpole the levers~ Ketboil - brieg ose dat o rk s t s it ir bo ll t ober i t i tr .. hile a Ct allot sbN seal S vrerst vilhg el l etille lbe reave:allon. "salsa. psis earl tees"—"astil4.ittle4 e the iceboat. swore a wrest oath, end tad. , 4 U Sir flow can 'brut tt. t rennet; wed if. you cuthim mice moreill kw (dyne iloerm". The setae trausgeil temper was displayed by Sir4lob% when be heard that a plateau's was in bed will& his Mire. lie collect - wilds 'servants to witoess the fact. and entered the room. The galling imnwdiately jumped oat of the bed, mail a-laing his ..Word, toff R'r Robert that he seat " reedy to gine him satis faction." " Sstistaction !" said Mir Robert,' • I ntvor was sore setietied in my life—get into bed grain, or you will take rold." It timidly need be added, test Sir Robert übtaiaed • Huratt BILZWERY...--The officers of excite in this district, having obtained (pd.:Fs from the Chief (Mice in London, ate now 'remit)/ licences for retail brewing. Mr. tireame, aho formerly kept the 01.1 Spot. itel obtaided a usenet Int week, and we are told, commence,' hrenikng on 31Jurlay, on the new premiees at, illnums grove Place, s its an intention of, oyeniog a retail bier Ai op in Abet popnlous neighbourhood. We ruet,ti; r o this, becanse it is the first att-mpt to act on the new system in this tatirt of the rounity, thstigh we have no alooht it will be f• Mowed in tunny places.. — (.Vottin g 4444 Retie:v.) 110 . in:l wity of our publicans, and several of our breerre, ate retiilinir beer, of , good strength, at 4tl. per pot..-e-Tbe * boas+, for the retail orporter anti herr, at the corner:of New Rued and Chords Street, - 41s again open the E l acise having rttotited the stialtree which ahetr had made.'-(lsriglachs H..tra id.) p'g o 3BP lOWA of, th e ii EN EitAL GA&LICiIIT .:AXIIPANIN • • .. . .., • . . . VIRECtOkS. Jima flraghes • Aerlet.tioa, Esq. P. Al:l4ns. Itsq. • illatClisies rraoks • r P P •ii • • Cttia le is nartelag, pill. i Gammen; Esq. iltentr7 X. tt.Wollisl ea; Esq. 'Tlicii: to red. Jon. Esq. , ' Illter:Pitteihr ootlttoust,Esq. [ Criellimr) IC ar. • ' , — TRCIASURT:RS. . • r".f; N . terms. itissittpwt4 Pitt. Aitersop, and.,Fraaki.: : : •forrilitt)l.l4"l'CON.—Riebard Woudaolvie, E.g. Temple. • - • glikaotoriotts that s.t!ertigh tronrlnit anal a' le* Loge eitie* bt/illtesols ate Reload with Gas. Imlay pop.stria4 . pit nes in the Tra; • 4, : tlicki,h, anxious to enjoy the . save advantrite: "0 . li•f.jtribts 'Rom the *riot of the reqtrisite elpiral Or infee• rl 2 O. or privri.line. Odell the amisribruniox rif • failure. aiorta A 1 ,1 -111 E t rouble and expanse etteortairtalittto origination:el if,470 4 0/ genera, Oss-Llirlit Centenary is to reams* tO. . tiel ;riga to'affrirrt &OHO* in the sbspe pr , e ll o l / 1 6# 11CA: 1 :L 1 ; 11 67s !": o "iitry ls :ll l i a l.:Zle b s e .,. d i e 4fits 4 Ifitgre berry, in possession of whatever the combination of terthiChirlihrseirtner,sinti expe ience can contribute lowieds FPialtailimpirett of the object. .. . . ' j 41Iliatititt•ell.lent that the works necessary for thispurObhe, ' fiWilebeeksoder;itken a Ith 'much greeter • advantage . by * Eatogray eatgagert in constructing many:such works, than. by 1 , 6 71' . e...• - - • • • • . *l ital pf the Company is tiCKl.o4ll...rliyided into shares I br.... 4e ,...,01 this suit, 2.10.101101. only e ill hp 'sitedl9:oe 31511 ' rift; which har••heen sabseribral ; crui ihn Moctors hiteli c power to rain i0,%000/. fdrther, in shares, whin) may • hi.` WS eta: aasir:g the Inhabitants of secte'piaces'as may)* Mg tidtly;orin coeinncti on with.the'Cirotpany. The'reisals 'ibatititat of 3tril,tlt) .1. to be raised hereafter, when It tat be ' respirrelr• • :• .. *it* appear freer the plan of thiginetitution, that it ii -not ipidpipd to interfere *kb sty of the tits Companies now ex isting . • i tutupn ' .. V iVrettol's ire read teeth , . y to peoposoknt from any p'ace. tlrrelittfsi of alias E•rehlish e 't„ Apr/ jointly with I . lig or at the Company's stile Tiit anti expense.; einti ttwrilt tee *Sir endeavour.. itt eitoor ow, ID place the or ratigbolinfti terthet purpose on sash a basis of- fairersa awl Wbarotltt. - as shah :mate the oodles Of it. etiOsartt estabirits sitAtelhfeeermon lotenest of oarpocrieecorreoreed. : tr op =tion•dia 4 , 01.1, t9 Apteit. rewy_fen the present be to the Measures: tat-Ilse •oOtte of SP. Riciaa-d 'W oo oo 4 glectiek Abt‘ 'WV* leabak %Oh* TOW* t'. MI Poo* *lir IV MX , tt?rivw,lott ait'tbillanbete, No.-741kLans• ... .. .. ' lisle, rfeSsiitur. io, 19th.. • ..1 • ... 4-;, • ~ •.. 1 IL gsVirtsTett AVlthlti-L.Nato!ras.. —weimwo•-• Before 4/h. J ce MA RK. , Joseph Ilea the ypenger, a lad of nin• teen. was rbarged with the.. wilful murder of Joseph' Bell the eidev..pis father. be shooting him witha gun lonied'with gtinieee der. in the pariah of 1.101,111 April ' • • The prisoner bad, been died Creeds thervi et thelest Assirea h?fore Mr. tlergeadCerteltirer;•bat whop the pre• ceedicgs were nearly over, it was- discovered 'that the 0-teener's mind was affected, and !hat he . bed bra Wets , sible to all that seas passihg.. Mr. Its:asks open• d the rase for the prosecidtligt• The crime chased upno the prisoner was that ef ertbderier Lis father'. Ile did not wish to raise a prejudice In tap; minds of the - Jury by Any comments upon that drradfot crime. It bid been said that at the time 'he coutinittettis. the ;prisoner was stalen•ici . blintable creature '; it would Ise• tot the July to dreitte *pod that.: He • altoold prate lb. . . Case. Slrdlefesis sites 6e &Mir proposed to call thellerlier, • • as it was lier . bwe The iniaeralite old . Wistnan was then 'pat.,' • Abe • • witness* • blii;•*tedneelf • 'to ... the necessity: df... . Sing Iterriwn eldtd'inrihi • murder of ter buds* TOW • . evidence Wien! 'OW fOrwit occasibn was re d. •• owes peer/A:War lisitegli - thr letisemer wat a person et week letellects;yektb:Pi bit wis 'perfeCtly:sine, and fewesicrouir.. . 7 •.' • Justisetl n n . siitiiittica up the eiidence for the - Jury: . the Jury Tenni( - lie ii(shtielY sad hewers Ordered -. liff.."louilete on o n4prf,'..r . 1 0. • , • • , s. Thele:itAstris siflOrbiuso.' • - , e null doe el.•••• • • NlMmlth. stlifrhdls . . 114 Yii.4 lier• hia r s .. *X shooting bins witio Aftideita Ow. • Ibhilf•dtot 6 iion nth', ducted by Mr. Be tAilswasid. M I..:Atlettoute add' the' Os' 'jog fence by Mr. Dewsene 4 ; . t A man of the uaistehtVeleman hid here eted and raw ! voted for this offince w ei the last Aisizes. end' the citcuo.; ''." stances of thee ease • may therefore be familiar •to out • '"+ Itemlers. • • Mr. Ducts:As op wed the case. 140 .1 411 .. in timith„• - tte nephew of . the deceased, sai•tl4 first 'witness enesalbod. ind he spoke to findingthe - wiuteni• broken In, oo tire morning of the 2'!d of December' last, and she wound which leis uncle received, ant •••• • which aftcrWards proved mortal: Ile also . proved tie • finding a ceiling bit, and mane other implements on f thi* premises: . • - Mr. Hose, ,a mimeo*. deposed that Mr. *AO'S dieth was eccal.uned by jetgiss etiOt woaml. till the 26th. • A clerk to .111r.'fliektseli, thelllagistrife.'intheaticated ' that gentleman's skeitope to'rertain depo'silioMr made ti t Y • the deceased, whilst .he wits yet straggling with Vet wound Tie dreaahed heated, that Tesrisig a' noise of a ground floor window?en the night In efuestlon, - be Ott IN 4 •••• timid out of an er ,osindow, and saitr.. le most bade!" • neat's, who loateliVie a smith or carpeete?.'"Thls'persou' • diem! • pistol at bile; bbg ball front which pelaciryel • Ilia. - ' • shoulder. • ' • Two witnesses; Of the.name of Ouwnan, brought home to the primerr tae previous p itta of the centre isif which was found of rite premises. • John puede: . :'en accomplice, who 'had been admitted King's esideesie..aaa however, the prinelpal. • artinka:' This person,isatedyttnt a 'gang of thieves. of shim 'fhb • prisoner, Origami; who was banged, one R. Sissitli, nephew ert:tho:deitocased. and a fellow named. VAedrorK, had aieembrest at die Nelson public lOW ire .oepthertf, wuere the rabbet,' if Ms.. Smith's house was phiptitd; *hag led on by • Sinks; they s. t on', each having a sticlrrind besides a centre.bia,..i. pistol, and brown taper „masks': • that they' were let.in a gate, the heck Adhit li was broken, nod *bliss they were debadig fers.theY would • attack the' hauctraithey saw a light in a window's, *lairs. Two of them than set fa- hosinahhe.aluttser.of b a t/4*SC &hew t ender - e the, light was:' elltrD 61. -.:;:, . ..• t at wit" . As__ —.4 AftsXm.,.. _ alfeillt4.lbmisietswi.Mmusigust iitikamiews...._ tk'eatortl ;, that during this time the sl nets anti floe prisoner were set 'to watch at othr of tile ciders, and tl e prisoner employed himself in walking' op and down arta. monally, and at other times standing against the door. The 'Milieu* bad Some intention of enskiog a secoad attempt, but they were deterred from it. robwidw is On Ili* cross examination by Jr. Do/this% he admitted that he knee, he %Laid save his own life by ewes/Oil( sgainslthe prisoner, and that he expected i shared elie leieArd of 30th: Which had been offered far the appreltedsiqn of persons cancer eed hi tide alfair. Thomas Titnetby, another approver, related the same litas his brother had done, with very little variation. ' 11 o A rY ring Whitmore court' toed the approvers' tegiolut y l as to some utioor facts of seeing some of the ga l ; at the public louse. Ile husband was an acquaintance a Smith's. • 4 tine Coleman, the mother of the man who was hinge", spok• to some efforts made by tile prisoner to.pot away the implements h ouse breakini ; but when he fautel he was ton late. and that.tbey had been taken, he said to 'whites. " it is all np with us." A constable ofbeittford . proi'etl that be had applied the bit now produCe.l to certain impressions which hi I bSn Made in a bakehouse of one of the pri,o..ers on the Me t • the munder..and it fitted them ex.etly. It was stated .by Timothy the approver, that Mime they went to Smith's house ; thev tried tleebit to asvertain whether it was eir.i4ir or nut. • Whilst ,at work on the shutter they complained that the:hit-was very Onto. • d. Tuis was the catelor the prosec u tio n. The palate:Hill" .41A11C4 lApOp 411" his defence, •tirs:,ria 'b a rb s was thtway-hinocent of the charge !molest asteittit ki m , and duet: lb. Timothys heti conspired aiaiott 'b i ts life for the saltedsT .the ritaat , l, ~ - • t Riehasti ilosiwes, the .cot,stabit• who' itook. the pilsor,er loft* custody, floiti;ke was then fgreseti to be .et free it -Se • turned - Itin i ecetitience, hot he tbes aniTat ail tidies denied all ha&teltfire of tie. reVilee• lie hill l'eveP lVt . his house, and;whatitaily suites/I;ra Itimself to. inst', sit. • trial. ,• . .... ~,,,, 4 ... • - . • • •. • i ffi 7. .1 ititieellirrhaff D stunt:aril op , the eiiderite at gfriit • leugala to tbe.dosie..l.ll - 44 told , ilient the: tiiii• 'rested epos . • the. evicheece.aalsbe,..oppeoirsae:Alf.jeti 6 0 1 mist • tre ' With great eintioneonless they foind it'austifineil, in titre main fact +n collateral statements by othes wilt* . Sasses. :It vithild Ascher she J . kt t4s,,..Whitjher a•aut .. ..., . there was dlift'illfhisiation it 114,1 3. c0!1e....., . -" ,- • ' , - The Jury deliberated a e....nskierteble.AWisi; ,asi d g eliiii . i . br,,,, , ,, ,t h p t , .. i i 50 n airlr'Orteli.„4l:l4-‘ireitival3m4t.y,.;d:eid. .. 4, , a . 0, . ..... 4-7 . .. .. Mr. Janice itossopme then prosaism', hie.. ienteitis ''jelf I-the law;wldebifthes,Sisat thaprisourr. shaild - be mtvetirest • • on lorattey net t• t: a- • . - . ... . . .• . .. The re rikt iiets not deli veei d t ti 11, osis t . sena f o otaf, ail . .1 night. '.. ••• ••••• • -' 4 ;e - f • • •Is refertisifth aNtsitme•-- -- dame , • 31v: Jolt; " :"1 ' .., ' ' eel . Ali . • . . ' , . .Igor. " • " -. is rePerfirtf Its avonversation 'WO le placp , - itt:Jitaieftlyint isad•Mr. Ogress tag? o,day . , ‘. -.... dia. - Oita Of tfie nowt Chmanty flail. Mr.feu. - - totave said that ••• this would hue itsa No tits in , signe leopiej.‘skt .I . sope." Mr. liereas Islet out! r • •• perhaps the time 444 nos tat alt tijoac•Friter. dation Wig, be proreird fPr lii•it trisibifti" „ fi ' Ram act Aect srai4. *. -- - ts wilt s ) , at"W:aibi a gnat talis 44 4 accident oecuprrohi a AlrlbayAt NA, : eikitivittiqeq l* :•trait. ige.,,iit,i4u• use of fireagaga, .•A ?otoilirtedge'2•3rata . 'named Jetta Ilitiot; .ty:4,..4,...b1Pti1kr.; its e.! as i«td pistol wit s+• 4, 1 1, erithi Oa iiiteii. Of 'a . - . alie, was parting. 11-1!;44i4 Nl' %lie: kiirpfutt. '&4. .",.: 4 r..ie tooth. 11, iv , aislei, lisiN it a‘i ~eatilweilly eqo na,lsis gal ii " folsib.4i. tail . riltill b - i' 4 "Mt,. 'I. i . , • Etlii ie :ooo. 19 ; ..,_.,_ . iitafee t 0 4110- kik 6 ?•• ''-' 7 " -4 . het, 1 „. 1 "I;Z r • .:„ , , ' , ;11!".attligt.fli! 4 ,. : , .:Al l t:.. - ' • 'r .11 9 ! --' . 'l4 4.> . . • i J r.• s 1 p. Jai 'I I ~:~ 4 1 1 t I 1 1 t