The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-04 00:00:00

_~„ F. - t .~ _ . 7- , - ~• _, ......,... . .. ~ .....,, .. opo s eat s tns was. not welt relotesmt,hither is law Air oquity. Mr. WRAP foltabet ed. - ' -I : Th. Ingo ~t , se king After. king a gersonti 4 • . i t i . .• . . , .. . • • r ' TIP. of the re :_•46l, Inv *i v 4 oic. h e c..,.10 o v. to ' " ttio psrtit* . Tr le, sell the : retire. distirmisishiog that . _ply! of it *Joel' we, toikeii its be/We t she 'rm . ' ? and t7Vievtifili bad been token 1-liihieliriftttii, 'rho pos.. ,tiv be lord *oold then agree, earl bring before hint ,• on 4 kUitiiii.petitiois on which. be Might, deckle for :the oft.toklitatenanorl of all parries., : 941 '''''Itie4OLICITOti.G EN ER A 1 . ...••• Th ?. 1011;itkei Of citgese "joitirre;io 41 for ti.. lili; , corid,: . _;' "'I • . . . * ti LORD CUANCe.I.OIt-i•;TI/11, they must s , for 1 16'y ate tespOnlible. - ' -' : (...' I ... ipero* r. SAN -Twin VID organs. • - ' Mr. Arlan stated the .cese, Which , ,was,:wierely a ,A,'lreestion, whether a arderrectri44ieent a man from :4eiting a patent (rote the . r.,,,.„..Y • : Tx ? • dyconv. traits were not of the I .l4otti e s ROO j i tattrest, on., 7%, , . It was thit the ceibnl4 war mete ,4 , 4 _,. l ttltPrr . " Via' fa fine sortie,/ his patent :7itilitt:Mtlt 1 Jiispitp", 'ljsikioeigtrid'hy the Act Of farlietterif.,,... ... '''. i t , ;' . " l tto'f.osso eIIANCELL,tt thop v ibe digotAtil. , -;lvirsoiVelt• hi, private roma tio . ofainingfittllitrlo,il r_y isAithiZli:thP patentbadbeen grauted;aoSaitlorbelfrill' :44 ordered the patent to ir, r con fi r aped; eaditig.at 01. Saute time, that he Would trikoiime le ions :-'iboild pafthe costs of this.opplicatitinrbt ot.bo e r ~... '4l i* tit -taught, was.properly granted. • , • 1.040 ' 11:01=11MIntistM= . • • `Sli 11, i - DOlitsfilt dittV.ViiillS. Jos?' 30. -- " • - 1 vh!lr," 'bi, -5!.:: fiir 4 . 0 !eommotima, - .. • .. / . Clint: Yip'id' a ' gamin, .aged 18 1 _4M Mirth ‘ ' /Wirer, a Ottoman, aged, %5 . , were put on their ZfrlirefOr basing aiseulted and robbed John Baty, a tilobrsit man, on theread,l4sll4 treas . Bishop Wears wintebtb to °Berton, on thik. mopiiii, A prsondszt,th - sth of October. , .. l ''' .' idea - 'Mr:GNAT opened 04 a 4 10 t t4s .; 1-1 ip . . and described it as a ' Oirietet sad , 1. ,, .i,ii.: I) ' - John . B , lty, the Pi' 'loi, 'w.s ' itli t efel " is 474 . blot, sialhasy night, the dtislf 0i1i444, 4,11 : sets: -1 4'10;''Oectrge WearainOtli, from SeVidertin . bey, l glltiotitilttis the Gantt!, ISA Dragon, abbot bolf;patt friinelve, and bade genii i r Olio and two gleams O d ium 80 4 1 164ittayed theApy ak rileir. A few` tninotes ' bilft#o ilOy bad'enlit' .14. Prisoners' came in: 'Wit , • v4=jrissem Ifipond reiii:i lona time before. *Pend , ‘ flies to" have O glass of grog at his espence. 14 101,Wistst vetoers!, and .id he laid one of his own. The ''Nielsen left the 'Mini, a • few minutes before them.. -'Whets witness paid for his slant, be coontedlis t sione,p, ' end pel 141. into his right bres'Ohes pockit,„Which he, 1 ' was sorelhe shot and hottoned;'When they.betstalked on about a quarter of a tnile,ii:iten risme bt4itid them end sited if they had seen a 7.. ran pass tbat i way —They replied, they bad net. The person then went Off. Whets they baud /one half a Mile :foipber. they heard two persons mooing afro t hem. Thaw • persons mooed More slowly when ()key had i cOme . - wlthinu few yards.. 'Soon afterwards one of them donched (slseved):Wearesouth by the. shoulder; the I other strock wiliest on Ihe ntirs, .},std made it bleed ' copiously. They then passed them, and went for. ward. Wearmouth said to his master, ' l4 Let os re. torn back, I don't like these Men."—They . did re ' torn ; soon afterwards the tail of an old i gate passed ' over their beads. 'Witness then turned sharply round, end sow Vipond in'the act of levelliog a blow , at him . with his stick. Witness said," I know yew, • Vipond." ''. 66 D-...n pier eyes, I know you too," was - Vipond's teply, and be iniatediantly strOck.himl • on the right side of Isis forehead, which cut into thi skull ; be then repeated his blow on the left side, ' and felled the witness to the ground. When be re covered hi, sense', hti• found himself in 'Mr. list. , chinson's hotter, his right breeches .pocket empty, • and open; his left turned inside out. lisibad had no quarrel with Vistand. • On his cross.wsamirostion by Mr. Wiaarawa, t h . .ssid he had been norther drank nor sober. - Ile -bad some liquor. hot be had his undotelaiellog, and I could walk quite well. . • • i. 4.24 tars G. Westmont!' confirmed his utli4lNVliiiestimony, wad proceeded tardier with ihe biateri.; Vipond con. Xinuerl:striking his master after 'lll,.was down. Wit. was said, 66 0 man, man, will you kill soy usaster - *afore my face r° Vipond replied, "1 lay in wait for !him last Sstorday; settee I am - done with him, it will • be sour torn +sett." - Sorter stood at some yards disttoco with hie baek osalliern. Witness made his escape to a neighbouring tiowshoose, Mr. Hotchin. son's. and sheeted 64 ' Merrier!" Mr. Hutchinson, . ba , ided him a gun Atoll% the window, and follow.i ad hiswessif•wids a pitolifork. They round Katy lying: .lifeless 9 and they carried him into the house. They . AIM as sober on the mos& find they did not observe bow his packer* were. ifo had not known Vipoliii: before, bet he was sure it was the Prime'''. • He: olooold net have 'mown Barker, but that he himself' bad said so after his apprehension; be recognised hien .1 heti.' Ow his eross.ressaination, be said, that his master bad been :mbar intoaicated, but sot insch. They walked arm in arm, sod . guild steadily. He hap. 1101101 to obsetseithat his Master's pocket, into which be had put his money, was buttoned. Mr. Hotchioson cohirmettbis evidence so far as Messed been constituted. ' • • The smastables, three in number, who bad erre.. fended Vipond, proved that he bad ran, and*Streg.. gird much to escape from ahem. Barker bads inidated on confessing to Gorr of them, although *he remora., strated. He said he bad bed not a moment's peace slice it happeeed ; that be bad gone With Vipond its met a girl.; that Vipond bad• attacked Baty, and sOftlieers his money, bet that he bad noise of it ; that he Vim very sorry for what had hippeoed,aud hid wish. O. to MONO Batt after Vipood left. • All the time' PoskellArlittlbsitirsg this Stateliest, 'he cried -verl.l sursobi. , ..4haldille tiontesdoo made to a Megistritirt. lag Xrdes.reierseil to rectise,es evidence, becalm if peroniited,Ao .oetbitts pgilesellitier, end was no 'lidera! ageistasiVipood.-: Osseo.' the eoestattlit *Warr, gliat,,Vipood • 6,4 been' preeent, and . owleterin g 4 * **. el fi ~' - 111Wol( Men WM7 7 Vorttier : —(Auriet npoud guilts but not of the robbery. . Mr. .— M y : Lord,that b was so rPeordo4. .Mr. Baron WOOD--Y -escape ; see thit pus prof They seemrd much aim* FRII)ty. Amy P CHARGE OF MU' Smith, .g 1 trt Inokinj man, was Pit on .Mathew Reid, in Sooth' Shields, mom the evidence for peered that on the 16th of engaged at the samib•spot in ;pi of the crew in one boat, crew in the other. They of shooting their net's, there was a general scum., l ibpo of the party with a prr barbed fork used in eats .bioke in two. With one r'elahleil, be struck Reid R:1i1 ell, and continued or Indic:talon of hurt could be di of his head. ' He linen& in the 13d, when hWeepired; the 16tb. • Two surgeons ',anion, that he had died Mmut a concussion ef t the oleo bad been occasioned Some witnesses for thi deceased bad struck and mother, and that belied Mahe flees, sad streck his head ou chore.r-Guillo of Monslow SnIFFOR s • • -- .0 . .1111 „ SHOOTING WITH li ' Jai Gilmore, aged 42, under Lord Ellenboroogit'' pistol !oiled, !rich bill.V ' to mortier.her,.or•do.her It appeared, frost** prosecution, tlitalli*Trisang snit ' WIN . together on torah :of gigot ' , to.the day on which the offence in 'twitted. I% censenoente tenet's temper, she ionised *sod left hiS society. Shortly was mach against the Prim at Sedgley, on the road .after some altercation, ( breast pocket, and .discharged lock. Several pers'ons can itiveint him. He was heat 1 " . I'll be hanf,3ed for you, fig bullet-mould and some on being examined by a surgeon, received iiinlent contoSion pistol-ball, which penetrited skin, bit from some pew._ enter her body; On being - k pear. • The other ',idioms ently conclutive v and lb*' --Death. Wm. Whitehouse woe with shooting at and it. Lbhis • w ife,. wit h intent' to Mode ibis Citioty. fr.bir.IWINVER said, tb. , before he proceeded 'army k. was desirous of lAiiiiship: •it was this en the preient occasion he ,is bringing haite the OM .timers` teeters. to the testi it which existed . in hiiic iibliky . of.tbis person's evidence iffiliessoeld not. he heard in ' l it was, therefore, natural .. !wet be Ilford to his prejudice. which such ',alimony had ' to those of Lady Aedley• ;:it case . of i man named Ai IlsOis.a witness against hi hit inilt; 'bet then, Per* 41iNalegoes 10 that et present i!flewertiteless, +e begged 'oho necessity o the ease. Course to evidence 'which, it - might he desirahletiw Mr. Baron , Gtasoir' dente of the wife . agaisiet., solved in a case of avensil receive it in the present. soon the benefit of any doubt tyr the propriety of this , pointto the slots. Judges . then intimated his intention to , to his .Learned Brother in the tither lien Holroyd), and having writto deputed Mr:Campbell to await open Mr. Justice (10l visyd, and exploit; say fait to him which way not clearly intelligible. 'Mr. Campbell, having had an interview with Mr. 'Justice tioiroyd, returned with his Lordship's writ.. ten 'opinion, in which he agreed with Mr. Bitten' Garrow, that the evidence of the wife 'against the hos t band might be received, where it was tbsolitely ne cessary, aid could not be dispensld with ; but, he added, that hes evideace could not be received in bit* favour.'' It coofitsnation of this opinion, his Lord ship - referred to a usiniscript note in Bailer's Re ports,* which he sent ; and from Which it appeared, that en indictatent preferred against a man for an at tempt to murder' his wife by giving her a cake mixed with arsenic, mod tried afTerir daring the Lent As sizes, 1797„ it was held'by Mr. Justice Rook& that ihe evidence of the wife wr 'imitable; :de fleeted- Y. l4s - talk, against her hasiiaed, althoegh her eshieeeeeMihi not be' received-ie his favour.— Mr. Baron CARRO*Mhi, theibt was Riad to litd that his - Leered Brother ireeed wKh him ;tied fa merissitirshee this'essisit'tiaiikholately feetoB St* lousy. When she wai •in custody she.prutested that she would serve him so egiiin if she vas at liberty. • ;Saturday night, as Mr. Halliday, of Moor-street, was posslog through Ilyds-park, a garb of ruffians, four or five in number, noshed from one of the plan. tstions near the gravel-pits, and knocked him ddwo. —Mr. lialliday roared at loud as he could for aigist. slice; .upon which oneol'thelillaiusplacsid iiisknee on his throat, and in that position held bias till.the others had taken his watch, god rifled his pockets of 11. ss. in silver and.halfpence, and also a hilt ksnd. kerchief. .1 , •,:k At Kratsford Sessions, J. filinkr , a iieiieri,froin Manchester, was convicted of picking the pocket of - J. Mace, and sentenced to sir months' imprisonment, and to be once whipped. The iftltpeird youth, how. over, en besting his punishment, with an oath de., Oared,' that he *staid have preferred 'being banged or . transported; and stooping doirth' 14' kis box, pulled of his oho., which bad an% hail boiled it at the Maims», Sir J. I. St?nley helartudttely missed his aim, the shoe poising betsiteen 'Op Chsii.l moo and. T. Trill'ord, Esq. who sat on his left.' . Sir' 'John, alter a 'short eonsalifitiOn amongst his brothet Justices,. wade'the folloviine 'alloratiOfi in thtl len., fence t;---" not 'Shoold • 'bit ( taltkn out of CoOrt, anttithipped ontiVelhet windows of . the •4 SeisloWAisale etilse'colifinelftvra yitirs, and (Whit the E4o47tollo'llhipitikkoveWlW !rich of the towns el '.:ll6formir . • sentence was immediately ' . fELD ,Rotheri _ Rnesci v nuA Al, every Morning. RI RUING/IAM Onst Coach, wit,: it Guard, sett nut net, Afternoon. and reaches Birmingham neat day at Noon. ?wan by Oxford, Ruston • and Shipstose, 4he Saran:ll'o Hod, Rirtni4futra. llULL,,Northeave Bowden, Timm, mof Doncaster, Port Coach, every Mornitignt half-post Six &Chick, to the Cral Key:, Mariettlaploect GLASGOW, lometowa, Gretna-Greets, Amman, I)umfiriets Bros./04UL ?hornbill Sony:Mar-Kilo, Cannock, Kiogswell, and all parts of Scotland, a Post Coach'(Dally). YORK, 'Scarborough, Whitby. Shield* Sonderlaml, New.. castle, aadEdinburgh, mew Four Inside Shield., with rt Guard throughout, sets out every Mortiii,g at Eight o'Clock. of Newark , Retford, Tadeaster, Darlington, Nortloullertar .Durham, Morpeth. and Hero/wk.—Pas:enters finding theta, orlon fatigued from she length of the intiritcy, may re't what time they please, and then proceed on without any adiltiocal fare. MARLBOROUGH, &violins. Itannibery, lisagertod, and Newitity Post Coach, at Seven o'Clock in the ltivrotni• BRIDGENOR.TH land Wake{ ucw Post ever! *Evening. • • CARLISLE, Penrith. aid Whitrisavert. Foot Iwite Pod Comb, nod a Guard all the wii).—Pt.t.es through itrougle Aoplehy, Grotta-:iridge, Jf ichtnotoi. Catierick, Moutir.l46 bridge, Wethettiv, A herford, (looenster, Had Graritivea. Sets out even Morning. mad performs toe journey the grentem facility. PossetigeiS detoured m, ihr Road I,y topiart• or &wore have the pecuthtt advantage of their scuts Witt secured la t he nest Coach. B. W. MOUNTAIN and • Co: rectretfelly acquaint their Friemis and tat! Public. that they will nut tie Acreutitutde fur anv Parcels, elissenzterv' Ltigrage,Wriiirigs, Pinto, tic. tif nacre than Five Pounds Velar if I.'o, .1 lea , or daetage:t. at' terett us turh, owl the Insurance iimul iOr acevrativr.), at i•he Saracen's Head tun Snow-bVt ton44?a,. -..• 't f 74ioe; ye,kise -'- ib. 4 7 44 4 : SIM — 71;1; 7- 14414 . f vilitod vet reofjoe,l44 • 0.4 -..-,. : ' - - 0 . - :: be ojoiresiantes a itondteg. the . ieannission d the . ben iho t !-P4isoiten *one calleil oefOr doel:aa. alite.ieneititt to the Painter. ' ', ' • ' foeoP, iripoetl debt le - We nothing o 1 the tile er.- Age. Ofileiratitsfinnated•the taw: *. • , .. 4 . . *Thor mid, he , 1004 heitritit ail 'Went eglieet' the i Wetiiii i lleen'Whithhectilliwel *oh titled, 'She re •i ' i • Reeiecofor; -• ' ..1 :: : . .;'... .) • ....- ~ c s irgrelfreibee re:pit . ..WA shiteerehee'shif The Jodge-sommed op tit evidence, end the Jeer ithhitieetete: ' She!seehehhieettl.# effected Mired k g • goof i er o g se . a. m . , 2 .. ! 5: _ : ;i . .4 lialre idestiritstioe et in stereg tads coy. :She • . i•• a... • _ t_ -'. • .. 1 : ' . , .. „ • .0. . . . ~ • • ..._.., . , .. . 2 sil . '•••• 1 / 4 S , - : l i , ', . . - . . . . . • . ' •• . • . • 1164ildr jr %-- - --- .-•-• - —_ . I tiled •• t - 1r . 1 It. - POLitiK. •' , '' .l e .__4 47 .. IFJ- 1 1 •- ' • - ' -, , • ' . ,1 e . " --- Oulu/ guilts of the assaeU, tiee nsei ti 3.6ht - e n 41 ela ti isf ' lellinw f the accompanied her husband to a wear Mr. Halford's. They had --illems-- , heforel Her . .G(nr.omett•-•.-Yesterday hold Witritot iihd !, __, . ~ Lord,that is, 66 Not.Cimilty.r - ..' 1 was going. * off to ,London. bile wu . 10 re - . , esord/Wrdsh mere liftmen u p, chilled by .04 ' bad a little di4reect *lett two boors, hitsband dot in bas. Pink. * the Officer l •mith picking pockets is the at The Prosecutor stated, that ha r ielbser serve d tlak f. , •,0 Von have had a ve4,earrow undo ig. , o l6 9etiLittll t_Shlimro woun d ed .. -' _i_ • v s eet vkliii,„l4o alit by it.—Takeceso. • She ,tilt . 11 sliisCl4 - OW ID* bOond.cagne.-, 2 ob4menw a eartiey,uight. • la )10 i reeled. _.,.• ~__A ,Pigi l4 t 3 ,11 .6 .r.4ll"uulni . s o .hi in d ; Rh. didn o ot 4 setr ooe hi h i: , ....... - • , p r osesA,,. k, , ht. - *r 1 , she , did net see f ro m she was alarmed .proveselbey made some ittempts upon the priti os toners in com an with another Y. Jura' Sl. . hatl.ll‘kflitk. ..W elate stiff his hand , and attempted walking downFleet.street,on Saturday night l at LZ •• 1 OF MURDER. • . T, a stout and respectable- airithotseptiptte;llikebetttPishatoditsboenrkawesnotnotffo; suppose her bah of .ealleas persons, but did not•micested. Upaa :N it • o his trial for the murder of band jewel to de,Ser•stel.violence. They had aide. erriorti.where a crowd was colleted :.defir.-.51.44, 41 , Shields, on the 16th ..1 one. t h e i r I carrel up;,. they slid not kiss . no thet occasion; ClierOryard, the Prosecutor said,‘ !het -lie , ..a ls ;i: r did sr the prosecution, it ap. s h e not;kpow her husband .had 114/0 11101 ; he Prlsover Walsh takitig a silk handkerr,hiet leer • of Joni. two boats had been wa s a piai r eigtet,;:he had oo,.encalle•4tta bete pocket eta Gentleman, which he ireausliarei -lie said baby . testouy. m g I rail, t a l sil the in g: deceasedtr he Prisoner of - the powder and kHz ie !P,Pussessill e .;/ - i t . • glen Jet the vered ter' Mallet, whom he took into -` ' scuffle alien she atteoir •4 to seize the pietelra'Shfits it , Won the property in his possession, ' -"' I e 4 quarrelled' as to the time went q ff., 1 . •I'll-..-.; L'..l • >,. ••• . '.. i ..The Worthy Alderdian was riot tattletale & It ,•lita,s I oro on coming on shore hi t ...pi t on GAstemelboggsborted, that mponithi . o 4 waasegiatety, whew, Monier IWbeinied his . won, :elite. The Prisoner week evidence it Will iilS)Offib l yi 4010 1 414,tha.ildiete.n t ID the attest solemn manner, .a.dtkiated Beet - ii 4 4. • I prow?! tat long pole with a .gains ( the ,!'toner. Pee -1 0 ' 41 sfetheutY .of Mu never seen the other Prisoner before. at present in the service' of Mr. Kinnaitd, of Stet. alchinlLAlet.fith)., which he' wife depended ill ? , proof of bio - , spilt,. Wi s trdlilliskf • s t a tement th e. wound would appear to411•011haele bope-street,Clere.merker; tbil he had porches«. 7- 1111 le of thteende which he still' d en the back of his head.— No ' rather. of accident .than design ; •the 9001004411 1 Y9 handkerchief itiOrield•lanos and could prose, if le . 4 I for some in a stupor. , therefore , was to acquit the Prisoner . ' ' •. • minded until te•morrow, that it had bean in his ..1 ' session for six weeks, and that he bad hovels ir: ' be discovered on the outside 'file . Jury under his Lordship's direction, foetid the place +mentioned. Ile was only•renovi.ic it: I vein a miserable state till the Prisoner— , Not Guilty. his coat hilts his waistcrat picket whin he Maser l rme id. H. had been drank on ns gave it as their decided . i i -I: Mee, Berets G Aunow then addressed tbe•Prisoner, and (a ll u ding to information which the depositions by the Officer. • a II of an inflammation, " 4 "1 .- taken before the. Magistrates and which were it; his ' . 9 He was remand's, unlit to-morrow. . brain, and that the coneys- possession, furikhed) said, t h at he •had-reeeriti for .. ‘. - _ I by esternil vio l ence. li the rest of his life to be. most4ratiftei r for, the maaner • , • 1111tT11. * 1P Prisoner stated , that t he in which - ihe Proieeutris had that daricted. , flewas °Nam la last. at llaihme-hill, We wife of Johi Dedses,fag . throtektlowe the Prisoner's !snoo d by every feeling of duty anoof bonour to con. of aeon. f him‘self fallen with drunken. teibno to h e r btopinishAadomwarstoteot other .. . ~, - - - • DIED. Id - on a sptat tub w high lay A l e ys co infortat i le. • i'.. ( .in ' 0 ..' • ' On the2 o th tilt. at Edinburgh, aged 16, John Henderson:Sall ji ' rlitansleughter, T,he Prisoner twemeditesfeelihe few ef•ltis:Lerd- child of Mr..liiOderstio. of Johnson s•couri. Flees •ii rem. ' s ship's Mises-vilifies, llettAleeillity tatted on bits wife, • °nese 194 h of. Jarman at Madras* Chorles• Wyo.' • v.. . of she Hon. East ladle C 9 s.e r • - - 1 . --N. • orapatuy at ice, at thegardem I, D .15il fZES; . • Whose hosed he squeezed with ipperesit affectiowand ur captain Hass key, It. N, aged 44, 11111111ftw•-. gratitude. . - - ' . • ' On the 1411 s cost: -Mr. Francis Sandom tste Chief Otlicer at INTENT TO MURDER. • Thit poor women seemed deeply; ehticked, end int. . the ship Cochin; being cow .visit to a friend l oa board the Lod Flom, accidentally felt overboard Y from the gangway of halt d 2 stood ca oily indicted merlistly quitted the Court.. iliii . • • gig's Act,•*for discharging a Whitehouse is 26 years of age, end is a man of - ajrr a e n di sbu lt e c h t wits fo i r e nt ) * . yl ie eti ft 7 w ilt w t h it e e i l l i ne on s . f l e 'ompaay'st i s, Mary Iliokes,.with intent decent appearance ; his eneirtonance, however, he. .On Stolidity. the Vd inst. at Hompuesid, Mstrisisi . ne Argnles t r some grievous bodily harm. trayed strong marks of wiolent disposition. the youngest daughter of Admiral Sit-John Heresford. testimony in support Of the , seesseiemr--. • Oo the Sath eh. Charles Cos• iye.Cooper, mil v child of Chai n 4 ) MUItDIO{S. • Pintos Cooper, of Liuco'n's Ina, ll;sq. Harristerost- Law. issinis arid Mary Hinkes had On the'lst inst. Richard, only soa of Mr. Benjamin Penh of gnat intiesecy previtio.ly of Walwonh. On Ma ed int. at her home, is Fore-street :Mrs Lwow offence in questi o n 'was tote. Ite have receiv ed (.n :tie UorreFpotasseit the followine par- Hill, i n, the 71st of it * * ' e ~. year erpgr. „ •• s of the violence of.. the rd. fielder. of a must fahoium warder. committed by Cal ~ wt to co h a bit w ish him l ittl e r . tharine Puget. aged 4411, oa she body or herilleguboate chola . c. ' goorday night, July 18. at Rotherby, in 'the county of Leiceos . .;ir INCOMMON GOOD 1 1 RAVELLING, from tly after Ai% separation, which te , ;_ s „ 4 if „y. balances have occurred, wherein the pre. isoner's wi.lses, he met her teed HAGEN'S HIRAI). INS BNOWi bated nbrder of n mother's offspring by her own hastily:as 11 --/ Ihe &I- , • • HILL, d to Wolverhumpten , and, seems. had lone,been ini,..., this ,wy. tcllgd woman. it- and that .• , . I Tu YORK, LEEDS, MAN H , ; UHGH aosk pikreurts of the NORTH. suspected by her neighlattes to he pregnant, he drew a pistol from his formed the horrid resolotios of making away with her , babe rasiVIIIIIIIe , Coaches, the glest Horst"; site keep recent ' T . aw l ... rim, ..• Thee, barged its contenti at her 0 *hr: 1 1 1 1)4%7 v : e ll:7 0 4071 1 :r e wa r rhed her o t iu s g he ild w i es 44: un. • , By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. came ep at the moment and w n ell, bus ur a isished %nth ii Lnceal it s the suspicions became SARAVI'S HEAD INN. SNOW-BILL, LONDON. aid to'say, before he fired, still stronger by her shortly after retiring to her room, the door _ i." In his pocket were found of which . she instantly locked. .Saturday night and Sunday. CLAY'S original .W AGUONS and CO ACHFS to New ' ' it. I itl Ald bou W tt - . * I passed en anxious suspense. when some one observed what an bury ,. w i op,. a. "eilinP••••lbrief, Lassib,u n. Hanger. a ponder. The ProlleCatria, o ff e „ s i„,„ ne ll o w e, came fr o m Pager's room, and Immediately ford, Chilton, Rending, and all place: adjacent, D.,ily. surgeon, wail found to have gave injurmaties to the parish officers. who proceeded witethe The following , Post Conebes. Mail C.,srbe„ etc, set out cn Re a nd broke open she door, when horrid to relate , after from the Saracen s Hood Ism, Snow-hill I— siah on the spine from the a ata . le 'it, they footed the mangled remains of a male child, 'The UMPIRE, a new Liverpool Light Coach, rally one Maki .aced all her clothes to her divided•into quarters. three of alockwere in o bonnet-box un- INI the rand, carries• Four losid..s and Four Outsides; sets so tritideistial resistance did tint der the.bed. said the odser burnt to a cinder in the asit.bole ! , Tts every day.ws One o'Click,stristatat Liverp•srol west 'Ahern.* c opassthe littk innocent's death, cons. itu tes an act of dreadful nt Six .orploglt. through Danstisi•le, Wssobum, Lansbnes, In called, she did - hot ti • depravits and amen surpasses human credibility. WI at most Northampton Welfnrd , Lottervionh, Hinckley. Aihrr.tone, sate, however, was so ffi ci• ,be the *chugs of the person with whom she was conaerted. we Litehfl or :l l d,: t Knee, tr. •Rugely, Newestale,'Knotsford, Vf erring. to Prisoner eat found Guilty f m arAt.r d rei th e ; :: r _sa r L ed for tr h o e h m tles an i g Lir r maT i be m er o e re readily removed lea. biIUTHAIstPTON, Lyinington, Winchester, and sflastog. to a convenient situation for the investigation Wake placebo. stoke New F..ur-inside Coach, at half past Seven o'Clock in 1 nest pot to the bar, charged fore the Coroaer ; ausi_the l Jory a after the i b ne:zi rd irv er nquiry. the' fillormitsg..iillirs is sit the Dolphin lon, SouthamOtsio. by bortoe -Five eelock.-This a twee delightful coseevattee to Hie Isle Sounding Jane *hitehoose, t • r iCe r t nNi an a u ver she ic i:n u s f accordingly . w-W ilfu l u lfM'r b r oi l :I I :In n s: 1 Leicester county of Wien, Jersey, Ouern,ey, St. Melon, Havre de Gram, Mercier- her i at iliarberee, ill jail op Timid& last, Ina ear', on a tied. attended by t ors , sio- Cherbuse,litc. mea. see the ' ble of It otherby. KE --tesonsford Pepsis.) kIIH it KWSBURY, Wellington , as& Shillial, ' Alit .Coach, , . • ' M Itl) ROF A GAMF:EPE II . every Eveoiae, at. Five o'Clock,,mrsied.. .... . there watt one point, upon A . :,s ne ni ng murder s d isc ., vere d to hive beetetraonlited WEY MOUTH, Dorche.ster, H ford, Salisbury. Monet, vied to state the facts of the ,on Saaday eveniog, at Epsom. ~e the persona( eve,peotable and Basingstoke new Poo Corsets, every Afternoon. • The a the situation:of some. We saimils Packets •to eselissovj Jersey, :Alderney,. St. Ma If. taking the opinion of his mu 1 . 1 Ifte..O . e lv r s a t i hasW 111: 47ssler, Esq. i s proprietor of Wooden, fov e a &c. • :—he was apprehensive ibit Faik, lip-om. This tosforionate man was discovered tos his • EkETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, D..rchester, Falmouth, he Should find same diereits fellow..erv.mts lathe grounds, a rosa4leruhle tlislouce &am his Oartmooth, and thilisbury,'lsl ew Yost •Clioch, caister,' &Idris', tilt ed. Ibe -,Prirneri d ,:a. ilk's...! "I. nVoce' s 7).'""the'"&2;y ue i d ' d i ....' ,: p i d, e r nir:. thh:dorergep.rtr:; of a Lit e tZ e rd 4Clae ncs k' in t re alg att Hillesm•hioti. A x testimony wl ".. 111 .. w• 111. e life by them so brutal and Whams« mean• ; for, apossesamin- BOSTON. Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and II 0 1; Oir midd was; alto the Wahl. ,I g r• and the arcs, th y fantod he had been most barbarously Ann Royal • Mail Coach, -sets ot.t every livening tol need by placing a stick betas a 11. oecker lit f and .Loath, Grimsby. and Hull. evidence against hertsisbrand. strand anti by iwistieg it rout d fossil fife ww , eatirict. The BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Coachestltrough Chip- in fairest of her• hesbend, and dletorsin this dreadtul tragic scrim are *opposed to be a ~.aeg of gridiron, Caine. and Marlborough, every Afternoon; triveal eel to suppose*tbat she'coeld gall ops p. sehers, w l t h l e t g ba ro s u e n f d o s r ia ls. e t a i l d ie e i rn o ts b le ot time c:iaTitt.: derz ri ./ 1 4 , : o . u May . ' b i t y. the , _Gr am e d yhtzadl tej ou s , r4 Bat i l i s i , ibi sw i : i ttite uel Losail t r io Tavern, edict. There were easel lai Nbed made Monet very otmozioos by his seal and atient on to the Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater Taunt..., Exeter, Plymouth, •d been reefiveil—he alinded listere4 tit hisniuster. Mr..Te:sle• is in Froere • t this time.- &c. • ~ r•and Ledy•Strethainee, and .The • immediately upon discovering the word . r, sent LEEDS New Light Coach, called The Rockingham, sell y information ry 'to a hlateis.rate at Epsom, who visit d several of .ut every Morniog; curries Foist Inside: only, and goes re. ' t Aisi;e, whose wife was guilt. .619 brother Magistrates. and they used the too.; adore means to markahly easy. with a Guard through-IH. Passes Mr .agh 4 . ... hi m i n an indictment f ew an ,dis cover s e perpetrators of the horrid crime. ' lke Magis- Stamford , Newark, Retfurd . I) tneawer. awl Ferry twidge, to • orates met as a house at F.p•ners, and agr.ed in bend an expect, to the Golden Liao. Leeds. next, Mora-nig.- Nom ishstaudine the lips, snight•uot be considered t h e sh m t, mtt „ at Union-hall. oh ch•orritted in London by uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the relent ender consideration.— he'ciovit ea Sunday sight May and Hall, she Officer.. were must agreeable and complete Public Conveyance .an lar Norio I Itresebumbly to submit, that illunedia le ! , Ma dons to endeavor to di:cover she !WO &nets. &tad : r Stains uneosaliet! i s Ace .rs,,..nsittittn, by any ot:.er. KENDAL, Lancaster Preston, Kirby•Losdale, Bosom, . woetetjustify his having re. . 1 Chorley, O,mskirk , and seer, Post Coaches, every After- h, wider other circumstances, • Arresirr eo htuumee.---Yesterday afternoon a soon, at Five otCluck. Guarded. avoid. report was circatatedie Southwark, that an old moo, LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knotsford, Slone, nts) Litek. , field, Pro,t Coach, called the •Ilaotm-avoa, every Evensag T. was of opinion that the evi- .named Sullivan , bad hew moldered by'his wife, who 41 Fire o'Clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Deie.street, • it the husband could be re- .is a native of lielaotl. A great number 'of persons Liverpool.-Guarded throughout. Neil. -He •should certainly assembled by the house in Mint-square, and some ' ITAXE.FIELD Post Coach, every Morning, at ball-past case, .bet would give, the •Pri- . ,officers were-sent for ; they upon their airfield found, :Six e'ciiieh. RR Newport, Whitcharchureh, limpidity, Nord. 'doubt which might arise as the old man whit his head cut open, - and lie a .very wi C e nt l e ' t - n -- a l eit. and Muldlewicb 'PostsGotieb, every Eno. is coarse by submitting the dangerous 'situation. The .wosncd was initiated with . 'hog, at Five o'Clock. . • lees hereafter. His Lordship .a hammer; she was neared aid taken to a watch- ' SUNDERLAND, Stockton, ztitisni, New Coach, ever/ [diem to submit the (potation -boos,. The . old men' fell ea the ground insensible -11"ndae. to the George Inn, Sun . . MESTER Winslow, Colitletoa„ Newcastle. Waises • in the tither Court (Mr. Jes. when he received thetlow_: he ism years of age.— . ._ • I .' l _, and tv l4 ol C verhamptimi, Past Cotch, every./ harpoon, guarded. ring written down' the point, The cause of the outrage is stated to beta fit of jea- sH EFFI ELI). und Rotherham Punt Coach, called the to wait upon Mr. Justice Uot.' lousy. When she was in custody shoprotested that ROCKINGHAM, every Morning. base so him which woos not .she would serve him so slain if she was at liberle. BIRMIN GU A M troll Coach, wills n fluartl,_s•ts nut every fortner port o f lb , ' )01.4 ? 1' •110# e-S tr 1) Gov • 'Trims into eitecotirn. • 4 : % I TC) 1;1 N r ( -.1 71 : 1C . & 0. 11. 4,1 11 61 t rh i r ti; Fkei-sret E.