The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-11 00:00:00

JIIRY.GOURT, EDINBURGH, JAN. 20. SIOOLDIIWORTII V lI:ALVEIt. Thin ease was relative to the supply of dross or -itronn foe attain smirks at Adder on, to the west country. The Plaintiff bad maintained that the Dr. fondant bed not give■ a suelcieet quantity of coin ~ior lily wlsok works. The Defendant orod that he 1 sine only hound to slimly bin cotton works, sad am ,istlier works with wiiich ,he "RI concerned, The' ' lase , . in general, was, whether the Defendant had 1 : ; fp; lied the quantity necesvary for she Pleintiri Il e roi rr or.ks, in terms of a contract entered late' ' . osen do i antes. .• s. 1 The Coen met it the visual hour, end the cant SO . i , ripened by Mr. Jeffrey, in . ,sn eloquent spercht,elf isp• rods of three boors, In the vrq3se of whbilt s he f0r.0•40.0 to pet into the bands of • tHe Jury a plated' statement of the amulets (which had aliT ha "P" . ' deeril Orate eke • toort diet); • temAittifg of no lees' than i wenty-eigtat folio pips. 'IA was resistedby • k!r. Grant, Counsel tor die Dstrogsrx . , who contended that nothing could hi. laid before the • Jury ontilit Was regolarty preyed; at any rate, he sehosbeed the) it was viten, impossible for the Court et Jury to on.' denten/I this enmplieered state' and herd Clines hay ing riled that this statement, in its primeval OW, could woo be Slid before the Jury, Mr. Jeffrey prockded, end pot In a greet mass .4 dionsmentery me well as parot• endplate, *Mai orcupted the Coin till Wren n'ociork in lii electing, when the parties and their Connyvi . lied together for a abort time, mud aimed to bare this intricate question settled by s rotorente to Hobert Doileiven, Esq. Professor of Lae the the lietiemoity of Glow.. Daring this trilll the fullniiinit question, of riot Ituportauc• to the mercantile world s was agitated s By what means a merchant can prove the delivery 'of n letter in a satisfactory manner, provided the person to whom it has bete delivered should deey the receipt of it ? The Jodie tonceded, that, if a mu chant keeps a regular letter-book by means of his cl.; k, and the letters ere written in that book o• or ebi•ut the time they are delivered, in regular sec cession, observing accurately the order of the dates, he would consider the esideoce satisfactory. It is plain that great care is necessary in the delivery of the lettere. In the present instance the clerk had been deed, bet the testimony of the succeeding clerk was considered sufficient to ettabliab his baud writing. LONDON M.IKKE7S, Fig 9. COTTON.—The bottlers of Bengal Cotton bane evitimi ISOM disposition to meet the beyeis. The sales in consequence ere estimeted to *sewed 1900 tales. generally et the rodeetion of 4d. to a 4d. per pewit] ; the whole were token by specolatets. Or &May to good fair common gesill, Old. to 64d. fer tt.iter descriptions 6441. to dill. tigress were p limed upon the mike! at a considerable decline, but coisid not be disposed of. The enquiry for Pernambuco Coster for wort has bens eery con. 'Womble, 700 bens Pompoms, sold for immediate ship. tint:-110 bags at Slid. to Ilfd. the remain. der il.l. Surma—The demand for hiescovades continued limited last week, and towards the close of the oar. kat the few purchases were at prima a Ore& lower ;' the demand continued suspended, the berms await• ing the event of the pine sale, in the anticipation that tie prices would spin 'owlet—it consisted of hhd•. 7 times and barrels 13ritish Plantation 'Anatomies; the first lots brown Saint Lees, Sugars, with coiner, bet ea quality, sold at 735. and 73'.6d. a great properties' taken in st 724.6 d. goal quality Telma 7113. Good Grenada 775. 641. and 7135. Conti.--On Tuesday a public sale of Coffee was bruised forward, consisting of aa bags *I. Domingo descriptions; the sale has prodeced swat sensation in the mar►et—the whole of the wend Coffee was fair quality; the first lots were taken , in at 121 a. the following at.-1241. Ton4CCO.—The dement! fur Tobacco appeers to be reviving; the purchases since Tuesday last are reported to be nearly 3GO hh.ls. ; the greeter pro. portion of this quantity has been taken for homecon simption; the few taken for shipment were of the inferior descriptions, and it way be stated that the enquiries for upon have lately considerably revived, end will probably lead to ccristiJerable transactions. Ilene, FLAX, AND TALLOW —There have been eonsidetable transactions its Tallow, both for parcels in Loadnn and for arrival daring the present year: Yellow Candle Tallow, for early ordeal (Aortal), may be slated 6-Is. and 655. for all the season consi derable contracts are reported at 61s. There have hewn also purchases of Hemp for ordeal a shade lower than the former prices. in Flax little haloes, has been effected. OILA.—The prices of Oil way be riveted lower, and the sale heavy at the redaction. On Monday owning lest, Miss &tory Ann Mole, I a young Lady about' 2U years of ego, was found I ilronned, no the beach near Roiliestloon ' within 1 three miles of Brighton. The deceesed left the rod thrice of her uncle on the preceding 'vetting, in a ilespondieg state of soled, and, in a fit of ilnalsilb threw herself into thesis. No caste can be assigned for the cotemisalow of this dreadful act, which has i plunged her otinteroes sod respectable relatives lido the ;reties! afilistioo. Yesterdni,as the Barnet coach wen eosin through f ° true/vire Coert-road, a Gentle Ad outside, having , lost his balance in tredeeettatfog to sato a parcel from felting, fell from lbw coach, end his leg genies , into tbewheel was dreadfully hectored. 1 AnothOt of those aceldeotat*hich so 'freqoently , occur thtnegh.sofferlng. chit Ili to play with fi re- 1 erwis,'lstoi label t lately ; ii. ky, about 14 years of - ;Intlifo'llti. Barber, of 4fli•tareet, Southward, re ' elk a a horse pietpl u presented it at 1 1 ,11 r., ? e , aosi," wl 041 site of a wheelwright : when it acct. deotilly went of, and wounded Mss C. who is ea pe:ted to recover. Sitibtt.as FACT.—A Cantleman now ie•Lles rector, who he not wse..ed hit, face or hand. foe' tears, and splits of the circumstance with,pl ' U. Is ab out funtscorr. /eirr of age, 'ions, net fie p orli ' idi t i . .rfir• g h .he tines not apply wa (yaw oto til ifigfq, ba is, Loa crer, iu the Jail; droityh ithgtififfelt • MELANGIiftLy DROWNING. --- . , As Colin hiselneds, l bli old man, his dvighter, and lersorlsoti, a chitti VA 'ibliit six years is, age, were cr wigjpg t h e ' f ete tr e s N fo Issvereese.sh4 (from the i s ' i'de), to thi s ' i'de), on tlioridi s relajg : of the' i ii 13th alt. it, a 1 441 i cable, the river beim. much swollen by the pi4ilisitVavy fall ef rain, they with imite - dlffirslty actießedlo gaining lliepproiite side, ' 'lleti teeing to the ispldity'of the careen', were en able to effeet a landitteihd were wits driven doves therfeer ; they, howeeee, got with slime trouble land. ed on it small island, not massy yards from : the land. They thought themselves Dow in safety, and their si. %storm being discerned : l a young man on the farm oflientochhvg, he ;RIM Idlely set oft to their ea. distance with two hams. The sidle got up on impf et them, behind him, and saw the old man teed Ott boy on the other. Scarcely had hi sad the Y°l o /11 wen*, got on shore, when they saw the horse helsied them fall, and precipitate his riders in the tester] the old moo still held fast the rein, and the young 'd mite only call to him to keep fast bold, as he • batilett cosld not hate the almost distraated girl, twist, Wished to be out to her parent. The old man, PlirliieWr l In a few ' moments let go the hold, anti gresptisp, the child * as 'if !staid to lose him, both were ihstantly cartlid.dbirs by the foaming stream. 'The cr ie s of the sesliiters brought to the spot a young 'l34ollesten Wki Ike a cottage near the banks of the etier;listSsebeilitith the utmost intrepieltsi swam out 'fee MIN lief hi etereb of the sufferers, but t without 'Met. Tie neighbours being now alarmed, a boat i*se got, end ihe bed, of the man was taken eel of the ester sliest W minutes after the accident bail happened, end thrl'of the child's a little after. All lateens to reitereiniewition was tries], but, alas ! in lain. The vial spark had fled. Colin Machines was about 70 years i t age, and was a weihdoiug indeldrious man, and since he had taken up hoots had beep an inhabitant os the banks :of the Leval ; the boy skas the only child of his I father. --... TILE POLICE. Miesion•noust.—A boy named Dorsley, was ynterday charged with picking the pocket of Mr. Taylor, while pasting throve! Fleet.market. The Prisoner had been release d bets few days from is prisonment.—Folly committed. Mr. Belling; the jeweller, of Bishopsgate-severe, end Mr. Parker, who claimed a valuable pebble feted at the shop of Mr. 1;, attended again at the I Itillodoli.hoite, when the parties left the matter to tbeadjadication of the Lord Mayer. Ills Lordship I ordered Mr. P. to pay Mr.. B. 81. for the restoration at the itafie, that Gentleitaii being enable to swear 1 pesitleely that it was rioted, mod Mr. B. being ready to railer that he boeght It in • Air arid honest way. The thiesion was acceded to on both skies. • GOILDIIALL.•.- Theophilur Brown, remand irk __on Tuesday for attiring forged notes, was ' . gain brieweitt by for easminalien yesterday before the sittisigNa estate, Mr. Attlease BAY otscs. itobert,Wlagadd Aid - hi need with his brOl Ames, li mes, who ketfie elle - wine 'salts, N0.,4t . WO 4t 1 The Prisoner and another man aims to their shop iihnist seven **chick On Saturday morning,. When the Prisoner asked him to let them have to o gifts If , biandy, if be could changes note; keeiring 94%0 e seN il men by sight, basing frequently silted „his VI 1 liquor, he accordlo42 gave change for tint lifitr . i , ' did not knew the as r of the other doan,:buktp,tiii t he was • printer, and that he Worker . iramderberri the sisighbeerhoOd ; be had nef been at time shop since Saturday. While they were . drinkine _together, the other man SSW to the Prisoner, " 1 shall c... 11 endi ins you to-sorrow, Freihstii, if you will tell *W. where you liver to which Brown replier), " at. Cioo 27, Great' SeffieStlit." Wiwi' he ( wines ) as wil l where he lived, he gave him the same address. On being desired to proffer, tile note,' Mr. James Wingfield said he pat it in the desk while he went' down in the cellerto like his stock, and in Isis ab sence the note bad been paid t slay with others its change, and he did not know to whom. Worrell, the Atli. via made a asesserendom of throaty, which was No. 52.712, aild dated 10th December, 1818. Enquiry, it was stated, bed been made by the of. beers belouging to the Bank, both in Shovels-gardens and Great Saffron.hill, but neither the Prissier Nor the person with whom he said he lstlest, wen known at either place. Worrell, however, said be had been to Saffron-sill, and Amid out the see Davis, with whom the Prisoner had lodged ; he re. sided at the bons, described tri'hins by Brow., bat it was mot No. 27. Davis told his Brown had lodged with his for some time, about 18 months ago. Mr. itormaa, the Bank Solicitor, thee addressed the Magistrate is • few wordy, contending from the dissimilarity of the Prisoner's statements at the di& ' Agent places, that there were strong greeted, to see pees his of a guilty knowledge in Us transaction. The Prisoner, with every •ppeararace of maleness mod innocence, persisted in his story of hating heed ' the notes in the manlier he had described. The Weetey ALSIZOIiaI elserved, that at a time when Baok-.nth formed so coorlderabref a promo: ties of the circulating meshes of the country, it was of the utmost importance that retniectioes est this water* should 'be sifted to tierbsAf ` . titi did net think this business hod been so -bet' ieeki he feel himself werriblid io liberating Patens till the man who was said to heel tri with his wises . he found the soles was welling ; he 'thereof' so sanded him till Sitarist mast. Boat-sTaast.—Yesterday William Loissriss saa f brought to the (Are, and underwent an germination before Grosta• _Bass, Esq. ,barged sills oadeatoat• lag to impose upon Lady Frances Csltherpe, at her house in Grosenor.square, on Theroder last, by offering himself to be sopa(' is her Lads ship's sr. vice as a porter. The character be produted, with a view to obtain the alypistiont, ap•a enquiry, I tamed out to be fain and fabricated: aid which I being yesterday satieladocily proved before* tie Ma gistrate, the Prisoner was eenvieted.-and fineli he the penalty of 4O1.; not being nes/ired In inly which, he was committed to Toglutt.ileisfs Brideoell, fee two months. Tht RACBIIOIII, d riei ORMIPUND. Various hate been fie opiniolis upon tire difference l of speed brtween a wrifl-bred greyhoend and a blood Nurse of some celebrity, if opposed to each other for a mile, or for a greater or shorter distance. It has been stated by the bolt and mo.t experienced judger, that upon a fiat, a horse of this description would be superior to the greyhound, for either an eateoded or contracted distance ; but that in a billy country the greyhound would hate an evident ad no.age. Wishes bad been frequently indulged by different brinclik of the sporting world, that some 'rhythm *Geld be adopted, by which the superiority in spited coeld be fairly ascertained; when, after a variety of suggestions and pro. position. from one quarter to another, without soc cer., the following circemstance accidentally took place, affording some rays of Information epos what was prerioesly considered a matter of great lancer. Itainty :—ln the month of December. 1800, a match was to here been run over Doncaster .r•-conrse, for 100 guineas, but one of the horses basing been drawn, • mare started alone, that, in running the ground, sloe might ensure the wager; when, having ran about Doe 011 e In the four, she was accompanied iv a gritybood hitch, who joined her from the side of the count, and emulatively entering into the cos. petition, continued to race with the mere for the other three oiler, keeping nearly held-and-head, af. fording le excollent treat to the field, by the energetic exertions of moth. At passing the distatice•post, five Ito foot was betted is favour of the greyhound : when ' parallel with the staid, it was even betting, and any person might hate Mien his choke from fire to ten; the Mare, however, lied the admans by a head at !the termination. SUOCI IN G MATE! IT eV ft NI NO.— Yesterday *ern. in Mrs. Bleat, of No. IL Williens.street, George's-in-the-Best, treeing occasion to tit up curly to wash, went out to get somecoals to make her ere, leaving two children in bed, is she thnught asleep, end left the candle lighted upon the table. Daring her absence,- the eldest, shoot eve years of age, got oat of bed and took the candle to set fire to a piece of wood she had pat in the grate, when her bed. gown caught ire, and in a mnment she was 'nut. loped in bon ; bur mother shortly warned, end pet them nut by throwing niter overher, and 'mete. dlately took her to the Landon Hospital, High. street, Whitechapel, bat she wee besot in so dread. 'Ma manner from the knees upwards, that she died hewn afterwards in great pain. _ _ . . A young man eras same of Bartholomew, darted at tea o'clock on Tuesday morning, on the &sea rood, to perform 150 mites, In forty.elght hoer., for itrtager of 100 guineas. -Ho was to pursue his course tithogh Chelmsford, and return by the Barnet ,rood. ' Monday night the dwelling-house of the Hee. J. Ilan's, 27, Camden-street, Islington, ' was broke Into, and robbed of a quantity of plate, ladies'- dresses, table-linen, &c. On Monday afternoon, the body of a young wo man, apparently about 40 years of age, was found gassing in the City Canal, by Thomas Wallis, a 'Merman, who took her our of the *aloe, and had i Itor Coareyed to the Week Hone, Iligh-itreet, Pop lar. Sim was quint:intl. and appeared to hare been be the water erten' dye. Her dress was a desk silk gown, a shawl wrapped' round one of her strew, . Meek shoes and stockings, abort four feet silt inch*, i high, of interesting appearance, and brown hair.' twisted op with a tomcat-Aril comb in it. She had ICo bonnet en *Oen fount?, and there Wes & Itemise; lover bee trestle. Nothliq was blond 'in her person • Ito lead in a dittorery irho'she ens. A niter i met' 'yesterday at the Bieck llorte,'snd hoard the 4.sideace of Wallis, who *el the only Orson eleminilid, ~ end ! hating no limn( adduced hob the ram. by her deetb, I thry retoried a gt.ritiet of —" round droiveidies the City Canal, but hew she came by her tkirth it hopes.' able fur et to seg." lievrte) evening, es Mrs. Lloyd, of Southgate, I ins coming to town in erne of the l'addinglon stages, OW had her porket•pickif of ker plitse ‘ which eon. r , taiorto bilk of Bo td le.be tor 1001. another fur 1 11 1 iIIN 1101; a 0 tar e . 041 i i*ei. 'slllalp [ posed fikrikit IV bMIN ' AliVd * etlolian, ;a Mo qbfiMitilloi 1 • fii Titioiiffi. . , .... ...,r)? At e ...II P. ;" ,:::,1 lt , . HOUSRRR FA KYR'. TuAssee PoraceT:Jdrrrie; ,bideleer, a victorious ly bad character, was charged Arefore J. LONGLAY and T. HIPCIIIIILL, Esq.., with breaking into sod robbing the riwelling•hoose of Mrs. Sarah Peal, who keeps a small haberdashet's shop in Maida.plece„. Bermondsey, and Eliza Whitaker, hit wife, and Ann noires, his mother-in-law, were charged with re-'' coning part of the stolen property. It appeared, that on Monday night, Oast eleven o'clock, the Protecalrla retired to bed in the shop, • bevies first fastened op the kerne. Mrs. Paul Is a ; single woman. There is a small parlour It filo 'OM • of the shop, the window of which looks into a yard II which adjoins Boyd's rope-walks. Minot four • o'clock on Tuesday morning Mrs. Pawl was awoke by the parlour-door being opened, and ow turning I I mind she sew a Man ester the shop ; she immediate. ly jumped op, and saw the parlour-window wide ; open; she screamed out, and the mao pained her and esidearoored to make his escape at the from door, , but could net orifastea it. The villain then return. pit, and beat her is a most violent manner.-- He then went towards the parlour window ; but. notwithstanding Mrs. Paul attempted to catch hold of him and stop him; the fellow struck her another violent blow, and then got out at the window into the yard, end over a wall which serroands It, into lloyd's rope ground, leaviwg his hat end shower be hind him. She eontinaml to mill out, and two lodg ers came to her jest us the retailer had escaped. The • • droners in the bark parimir lied been all polled out • !and emptied, and Mrs. Paul found lied up in a hand kerchief which the robber had left behind Wm, four I games, lifeline, a eget, aud were' other articles, *rid which he would kayo caroled away, but that Mis. Pill grit hold of them and held them fast.— Sid disfoiered, however, that Ibis desperado had Wia Li Ad a paver watch (maker's name entley. arariek-place, Bedford-row, and marked halide , ss W. P."), two silver table-sporo, aia silver he.. , tes.eaildy spoon, two brooches, two riop, mime riband, some pearl cur:eters, together lOW Okriolis ,o.ther &Aisles. At the time Mtn tlff „ ,affla Actitttpoi .opt so violently, Mr. Crass,. • tkiTitames Voliceeortrayors, teas oq the river • taftlittat i , at Fogataiu•ataira, lahat a smarter of a mile from NI pt-ce, sod heard ~er eri He immediately leaped oat of his beat, and rail 'wow. the place from *boom the cry proceeded ; wa.m he arrived at the back of Maids place, he discovoetd what had happened, ...a having learnt the pa►lice lars from Mrs. Paul, he gave information of the sir. courietaoce at the watch-house. Suspicion falling en the Prisoner, Cling. Whitaker, Evans went to the door of the hoax in which he lodged, situate is Merygold.street, Berstondeey, about five o'clock; he tbere fogad a watiebroao, while had seen the Pris oner coming very qei c k f rom to wards Maida.plarii, without either shoos or het ; saw him knock at th. debroshich tees in -isn't, opene, and the Prisoner west 10. Painter, the night constable, herbal; beard of it.. robbery, went to Mrs. Paul's, between tire and six the same morning ; and ea soma at he sew the hat which was on the table, ke knew it to be the Prisoner Wbiuker's, because ha bad met Aim the night before at the 8311's Head, in Jacob. *haw, inComfoiny with some other hail (+greeters, owl had onibred them to go home et 14 o'clock.— Yeiater bad lake. particular notice of the hat at th 4 peblic.hoisse, in consequence of its being a new owes and the Prisoner not beiue is the habit of wearied stlkh I one. Painter set cif directly for the. Plis..sees foirlnits, and foetid Erni-% already it the door. 'l'hg7 &mailed, and gaited or for RPMf, the nce;p4r, ohs ' seemed Os dent. Evans and .1 1 •ntor avow into thb hoot ep t utu l oci the gresend•llmer, sun .foorwl the Prl sonar, Whitaker, ill a bed on th7o grows* "end the women io another tied in the same room.— Went 6 , 14141 K I.:l.lter 11. get up end pet en his clothes. Which be did. Oa •foriki..g about thi room . , Evansfouird on the floor part of a toll•of riband, and %piec e of riband which •:ipeeradf to nave tees urged, and else • pearl costlier. Pointer pickrd spa •atelso piper on the 8 .or. omitted 11-itry Coombe, sepk. 4, 1817. Ily ti.e side of the Prisoner's bed the Oth. 12eve Wend a pair of stockings, girl ich bad evidently been wove without shoos, the feet being very muddy. Erans took the Prigewor Whitaker to the watch howl sod returned with limiter le his Indglngc.—. They then fout.d the %I OftieD sere up. and Howes had eerie oat. li.e Prisoner Mist Whitaker did at horn... and said the it,ll of riband belonged bpi* Bother a old Ihe dthe r piece to hens' f. Etanaahri.Peisgag thee proceeded to .each the heft in which the am. had bin, and Pend in it a Myer broecit: WNWa wits* tres saki n tato eestddy at that (NV; and la the coots* sal the meriting they both (at eiti. ferent dwell) called os Mrs. Paol i sad said, Slaw oaderitood iihe had been rnhl.rd sod ill trusted, /Ala they knew nothing aboot it , ;ter did they . Nick Chart', Welleket did, and asked M r s. P oo l if, ,ide should be satiated if they made en het tees. MN: Paul replied, that she could ill afford to ptosstste, bet that as li'bitsker was tattoo, the law oast take Its course. 111 , s. Peel attended Were the Magistrates, bet appeared very ill Geer the blows she had revenged — l . Sbe positively identified the Iwo pieces of rilmnr4 the pratl tweeter, and the breed. She posit ~ir ',the watch-piper lbstld by Poloist Whet the paper belooging to iite meta she had Mit. ft wasisi the watch when she last woostl it wp. Mrs. Past stated this to be ill', third time Mr hafts , had been - robbed slue:* Christmas. The officers fogad Beast member lvf duplicates In the Prisoners' I. , Agingv of different articles pledged, which ere sepp.sed td be ibe pii.doco of other rebbesies.—The Prisoner, NM committed for re.eseseination on Tenday seas* LEN?' ASSIZES. . NORTHERN CIRCUIT. Before. ilir I ono ifrar KARIM owl Mr. Barns *OTTO. CIT• AND l 01 NTT OP TOE LITT Of 101111C—limardar. lONA 6. at the , isllrOtalt or York. LOI NTT or Yrnon—Morne Q. at Yew* Cagle. LANcasital—ftterdity, March `in. al Inn ConM se Lug CINNICT. NoRPOLK CIRCUIT. Before dor Lord chi( Janice Amstar fad lb. Homo GUMM I Illtdizfrof.tfitmtlf —Titer-day. Karrh 4. al A)lPirt). Illitotoßosonts.—Wedarsolity, Now* 10. IM lirdlord dicrvrectmostrit ikst—R - Iterday. !ttarelt 13, at llttottemdos. Cadaktdictsasaa- t -Tersday. Wort, If. at coottridgr. Nompoidr—hosittlity. Mantle ftt. p.l Itteitord. Stwasita—triday. Mardi ifk at Hwy St. Ltheands. ' 4F'4II J P - .1."‘11/7°M1 CORONkit." IA'QUES TS. Tweeds, Item* irrfe three Inquests held at Ihe Caned Mee is Lower-street. I.limettea. l'lw dm was of I lie holly af 3. Siadback. orb. co bloadat pirruiag sea. taken dui a di ad regegat, me damn at hi. bed .{de, mid expired Immediately. Verdict—Died by !be 1 a.iiatiea 01%4. The wood IRAS the body of kliesbeib flimooseto, who, so she oos goitig to bed nn Monday olobt. was takes with a atddear.ii in her head, nod fell or Memoir,. bier WNW as sisted her op, rod sbe got a little better ; hot tbe seta sortarg woo found dead is lan bed. Verdict —Died by !be ofsitatatia of Cal. 'lie third was no the body of a new hors Wok (Wild. The inistber •40 a 'loose Woman from the country, It lin di livered rwrorlf, having goo* MI seven months. She had reerii ed two foils previously. ulna brought so a basty birth, the erbid bring bona dead —Verdict aecordiagly. fl Wednesday an Inquest outs held at the lord Hood. Lime bow, nut the body of William Howls, who destroyed Morel! by taking a anaaiity of laisdawara. It appeared iu that the deceased had formerly been an Miter in the Nam and that distress had led him to the commission of the rash att.— Verdiet—"lnsanity." BIRTHS. At Beenhay, nn the 2d Oct. last, dte Lady of i7hie Fort" E t. ` s'itc'ltatl• rut. the Lady of MAWR Cepetbern, Peru er a daughter. (in Me 44 Init. ii WI hone, Clapkis-rood, ik Lilly of Edw. Punkt, josh Seq. • r a son. DIED. tho the 9411 inst. Sarah, the wife of Omni Roberti, Esq. of Deptford-crern, Kest. On .he 3th issiats, Mrs. Jenkins, Ann street, PosiesTiLe. Mid On the kik init. nt Urbridoe, in a it of apoplexy, M►. Thos. 1101, one of the So.. irty of Frierati. On the 7.k fun. it Ike:knees, of his snother-in-hor, in hoot r7_ "tree. *Mau Harrow. Whittifigtoa, of B.mtelnater, Iter:s, to the 63e1 year of h:i see. On the Itkla lust. at leo, house, In 801100-oreet, a .bert Ber lnorm Est;. 0. the Soh NV. in the 57r1 ye3r of Ws Are.. Vv. Jeieph Rut , tent orth, many years • respect.ble oii.besker, is Abcharcile lase. COAL-MARES?. Fti. 10. %hip., NI M4.srt. Ships mil. . 3; .. 15 Smilie4 Bo . ll ...- VA. 641. to 51e. (W. PSee. LOVTItS4: 54: 41 teri •nd Pabli+Led 1. F. at the St - Atli-11%Y Uinta. NI. I, 1 / 4 41; , 0tirpciort, leer. lin "Imp