The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-30 00:00:00

41_ --- _••• TIM STATESMAN, auDuIAsEX SESSIONS, Ocr. 28. OL b BAILR Y. POLICE. ' '; lao:i rat LON 110 G AZI3 0cr.98. --sow -1 • .. • 1111 1 130 v. maims. SATURDAY, MT.'S. I B o w--On Saturday, Wm. 'Beintews, Chea t The Defendant, in Nis cage was a Gentleman of W. Walter Bradford Na! tried for forging sod publishing a Smedley, mod Goo. Connor were charged - with having, 'invert), re.idiust in the neighbourhood of Pancras- b m i . 1 „,, 11 ; 4 4 , "" 11 , 1 , 1 . i l l h( e . h !g o ,„ 8 , 1 ,1::: e ly i ;„ ith . ta 4;: t , t , o ri d . o 4 l ,7 l .. th : e t t' f i r i on Tuesday night, committed a burglary in the - ware. green, nod nay indicted foi tnnanbing Wm. Carley, Mate Victualllng.tnisce, loa thereby hat au o Tortuosity °f o b. house. adjoining the dwelling-humph of Mr. Fitz. and presenting a pistol at his breast, on the 19th of mining a knowledge of Ike form. o such bills, as well at a . gra ald and Mr. Ingleton, of Moor's-yard, St. Mar know ledge of the sir unarm of sods persoas, by whom they ....,_ ~..... A uptitt last. - • . were usually signed. The bid in qoesioss, porportino to be "1 ''''"'''• . • , -William Carley stated, th a t ow lbw loth ef A l . drawn by Mr. Trevrrton , the 'Purser to coe Acosta frsgate, for The depredators, on entering the premises, ap gnst, he ass at Parson's-green Fair; he had been laur"sreliesPattatiedenbe'vtabnacerstltitellautel shi p c o p " inthi;m2"tho of illa Arer . Praached the bed of a man named Butler, who slept, sew for to takedown a booth- he was there early in Robert Kea, the Captain of loe sold skip. •-. b y •in the warehouse belonging to Mr. Fitzgerald, and the evening; the booth belong ed ' to M rs. Siting, who, The cae was very tally proved by a 00rtiller ef witnesses, who seizing him by the throat, almost strangled him.— examined on the part of the rosecutioo and aft i Lord --.1111110.-.... about eli , veit o'clock, seat him to Mr. Wilent's booth were Otlaa bad lammed ap, trie Jury fois'ail mei' , wodiel . .... They then nsed the most dre.adfal imprecations to- Or some bread for supper. Mr. Marks was stand- Guilty, Death. , words him, and threatened his immediate death, Foreign-0,0ct., Oct. 28. big - near the booth, and told the oituess be should ~.• , EMBEZZLING A LETTER. should he dare to thwart them in their purposes, or His Royal Iliglines the Iti co llogent has bee have no broad, he was jest going to clear the booth ; e ,„7,: i , r ,;:e . e,Protijett:vet;ttartlB/a7rieseitrilierjelemits r e b t r el /1 2 give any alarm. Ti.ey then began to strip the ware- pleased, in the name sod on the beh.lf of his Ala. wititess paid ,po attention to this, but said, whilst niously stealing and secreting a certain letter, from ilargrove. houses of almost every portable article, among which .Jellfl3l to appoint Louis Darictis Csionoj o r, p,„ 4 .. Mrs. Wilcox was getting the bread, he would take a 201. In the rounty of York, containing two Bank soon, the one for were six books of gold leaf, and four Birmingham ito be his Majesty's Secretary of Ent4ass, to the other 51. which be appropriated to his owls use ism the Court of St. Peterslkorgh. glass of gin—Marks again said, witness should have 14,h of July last. ' stoves, belonging to Mr. Fitzgerald, and several --. 41 0.._ nothing there; aud taking a pistol temp his pocket, Matthew Wilson, Esq. living at Minos-hall. Gargrave, I. UtiCl4l of wearing apparel, the property of Mr. BANK RIIPTCIES ENLA Rm . ') county of York, deliver. to Miss Cameo two Sink. vet 'it to the Witness/4 breast, and threatened to thelngleton. Oa quitting the premises, they repeated W. Mow eloarieageare, merchant, fro ..0 Oct. 41 to D m notes, one VOL the other for 54: oat the Ilitt of July. The' Brit shoot him. Witness was much alarmed u and quitted ads No. 12,979, dated May, IBIS, values:it ' . their threats towards the poor man.—As.soon as he 15, _V cliitlitall. the booth without either.bread .pr gin. The booth ,ltlise, France s Curra g h received the antes alluded to by the thought they were gone, he gave an alarm, which 1 Nor. zrighi, Platform, Rotherhsthe, burgeon, from Oct. Si, to was at this time very quiet ; witness did not see Mr. s t I"tne". le, ef ttl io . e . 4 l Them:in a o !ett l. el ier aut ee d ,er irreted it to Mrs. pet is the they heard, and returning, beat him most un- BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Marks OH this happened, and it was near twelve astral place ae sent y the post, ant m a rked a t p o .; p o w mercifully. They then made their escape, and Coo- •J. "wait", High""7ll!taZtillirittaPer. ,'clock, there might have been a mob following Mr. ino E y d a nar o d r iZid i Vi, j s i s i e i rva i n d t i td M r . re ollested on the nor was epprebended the neat d a y by a c ons t a bl e .— lt. W. 'Lloyd. Ch Piero% ioe.onereaant, Nov. (1.-I'. Be t g Marks, but witness did not know it. He heard sod , Z o i ts o r id ge , L o y a d oit i :L o t ik er so ,„• o , ~,e cted :: ill pe ri g ir i ; Duriag his confinement, he developed circumstances at the Knee s Arms Inn, Liv.rpool. Attornies. Messrs. ttoorkr s i r , k and Brace. Temple; and klessrs. Prier 4 ,4 K ,,, ky, since that there was a disturbance after this teens. into wr.lVitsou•s letter bag. He luckel tbe hag. and gave It which led to the, detection of the other two offenders. action. . . , to J o h n Hart, who keeps the Post.Olice a Gargrave • fleet is They were all. committed for trial, and on Suter- • l et. tr i be, Liverpool, rope-maker, Nov. 2 , 23. nee. 15, at a Quaker, and was not is Cosh. He paid *herniae, habil. Nathaniel Charevaere, collector of the Ring's Taxes . outmatched the item in a hook. - day night the Grand Jury found • a true bill against ' the King's Arun, Liverpool. Ationurs, hte.srs. She, h ar d • • Adlingtors,aud Gregory, Bedford-row ; +aid Messrs. iJoltera out at Fulham-bridge, wits collecting the toils . of the fair,, Margaret Tyndall is Postmistress at likiftoo. There wan a ' them. *ad Topton's, Liverpool. o I nts_ o lir ee a ; Dargrave, kept by John Hart. O the 19th ; Tv . _e_ about goo o'clock in the evening. Defendant said, J July received Me toatfroat Goo / grave ; pare of M e 1 ,,,,.. air ,i l ti inott.mALL.-s-es curious case occurred at this l' •as Korapsitriek, Manchester, merrhan Nov. 14, li D... % witness had no authority and gave c h arge o f t h e w i t . d ate * was ea g eou f,b / herself; it atomised so dement of.the Dike en Saturday. A wean setup some time ago lost •$t a the hi a ,e f tale lost r atr im tl . M er:lstap i l'e r. ti• A o tic " it ' s ' Alt. F°4leSs ' west to the constable. . The constable, however, re- !la k er " of r j c s e l l y " ed s p0,4 6° ai Mi ( rd . rm:r e, sad ; .t.tta It *e t; ' in ti r b i e e:.,,, t hl". 8 pit, dlicovered it a few days since, at the house of ! W. Bali t..i.114 , Seiwoot, Somowtalsire. clothier. '• or. 16. fused totakethecbargeand told- Mr. Marks he was a I 15..10d. appeared Lobate bees said. The leper s e e rem as e l a widow Lady la the neighbourhood. He applied,. l'ivr• 9 s i 'at Ike, 1 14 " ge tan. l' . '"ml i e 't' aid A "'miss, lir: * . troublesome we. At twelve o'clock, witness went. corresponded with , 4 , 7, tree ,. whine ... p art l y i n the hand- for .bia,propertr, bat the Lade refused to give it up, ' W .V. oil s: . dad ape Merit. ;i'ov, ; ate . i'.3, . tie round sod closed the.singing and daueing booths.*-- ' tenting LondOn " : in which s aute day Le i* °lade ate re p oter th s e , ;Ikreeirtll-. saying she had bought it. The man obtained the atom) lon, Stamford. and Ike. 9. at Oar Moll ln,i, Ki w i Mr. Marks came• up and told him he had not , yet. for Loudon, and =dents Rosemont of letters tr a ns m itted ; Magistrate's order for the • attendance of both Lady ler Att g o e ra d iet . r i i i i ir . .. ii.ley, Stot e "for • ; aad Messrs. Lo Lid .nd a sk done bisinty, and insisted on his going to Wilcox's I I : t i. ii i i i r a c c o l uut h bees f •at ece ir d ealleil . ihe ti tiiirgrave letter, for which and pig at the Of fi ce. The tidy deposed as to the ,J. Riad.", ar n hu n T! r in, Warwickshire, mil I, Nov. fi, 7 booth and clearing that. Witness told him be was ! et : pO.l ,would arrive in Load"oeoleoa le p er, lith Jul to toe course "I I 41 h" she purchased the pig. The man claiming Dee. 9, at the 801 l mad Ile r-de-lis lam., Nane.u.,l4. W4i %Id! • shire. Attorn:es Mr. Green e :2. Alltelmuiluga H all. Nuces. wet so fond of taking John Ball by the horns, ant 'Several other whom.) were edited taprovethe regular coarse it, unfortunately could not swear to . the day on tnns ,„4,mv:Ce;roahle, by 's Ison . ' G banes ry.l.sa. i- " • Marks might do it himself. At this time there was. : totf,elrilrolititfvatilt.°,:eseerhPir=e,.l44;_erjo',B,ndintorrelirtre'efth: °6 hts. Which he lent , it • bet .he requested the Magistrate W. airithz, Cbilser's Cotton. Warwickshire, t snow-eland- Ito noise in the booth. He went round the Fair, ' bridge letters into a bag, 11/11-C4l . was afterwards oe m e a, an d would order the ;big to be turned loose in the street., ter; Nov.‘ 6, 1:„2 , -, • 9 • A a t the.Belt i ' i rd tl.ell'"de" li ' la° , 6 Nnee.- and on his return to : WiJcox's booth he found all dis- s ar t s a b itt l edVe " il le elw oo of liteo Ko u si ra bo.hridge i ,To It* evidence lied he would place a 101. note on his hack, and if Hall; ..,A . 1° and r. Co e list r ado t le ") . r S a y " su s otail's . lan, C maalicerAylieue " 14 turbance, and wag told -tlutt Mr. Marks had been Knightsbridge , and the no t asonlal o r f ir t i l: . let t 4 er e rn q u 'otest ke i t om ers to ..to Phi did not immediately go to its old stye, he !A. Graham, Dark pleat, • 1./thrombin; draper, NOM. 11). )I. presenting a pistol at a man. Witless told Mr.. Mrs. Simpson proved that she hat sever received the letter io . ‘l'latteld miiiisigly forfeit both pig and note. The Cs . Dee. 9, at the White nurse Ina. Alunchouer. Attor.ie.. tar. . . , Woodcock, Bury ; and Ms. tslakelock, Serjeasit's tan, Fleet. V.arkt ,he Was, wrong, and o ff ered to go home with , (I°74ti.k.ti,otreite contents .. • • ,:periasent was tried, and the pig was no sooner ii- street . ,„ use venoms*, at the Opera-Home proved that - .• lop ; ,blr.....itedgers, * coustable, offered altosto do' b e n o • i t 50w .. 0 „.. e s HIM hi, n e „ e 4 ; ol Ain • . 4 ,4. e 1e „, 14 .. i ., 'berated, than, as the man h A r -a.. .oreseen, he set o ff W. Spring, Swansea, cabinet- raker, Nov. 10, 11. sec. 9. at the Rash In ~ Swansea. &tonnes, Mr. Price. Liticula's loag 19. They got kin/ out 'of the heath s and se he was : op 'the 5101,, 5,J.,., ow l that Hays. were to be rtaa orMai l t fail speed, and did not stop till he reached the and Mr. Jailms, goatees.. doming lust of the ;booth, be tar tool struck at H ma. k t R h ! li /I°l ° 4 " so the 4 Y- "°'leesed some i t !""° yard of his original master. . 1 J. Besalel, Fero Grove, lanr.ishire, woolleurannufactunr,,' no t ing ts Bank none to hi s• us polymer t for s. toe bebelit oche_ .14 . a man, ,but who witness could not say,as soon after pan li.fb.4lllVell MI struut t ee, Nu he recullecied be ware at blue I• ' .Ilarrno-natinzo.—Saturda William Derr was Nov. hs " ), 2 4 Dec. 2.* at the White. Hoer lon. 16.111"le.itl. 79 y Alturnies, Mr. Shaw, Guys (pa; and Mr. Parker, Byrn the mob rushed upon them, and s h e w i tness was: emit. ismin.e_ii i sint..tooos, and a veilaw w.lstes a'. H e 'li k e d ,i_ . -wrangle( up in the mitody of George Wood, the Lancashire. rupck__,_,u_,_ and much hurt; out became of m c,.. to o r ic t . oar i r i n tw , es tE s h ot ris L.i ir . r i o- i z e o . f t.7. tich l ie . gave toilers, u ask. i E. Coll•osos, Crooked-la e, oilmen-haat. Nov. 4, 14, Dec, f q 4/ i !i g !.hi berveut to ob 'soot t Officer . and . mined es a charge f highway o rob- Vert,' after witgeas did not know, but on the Mon. small notes for is. She mourned w ith li a r chase , which also her 9 1. ,9, at Uniblital. Attorney, Messrs. Swam , Stevens Maples, ant ' Pear.. Frederic ...splice, Old Jewry. . sl . s he summoned the witness before a Magistrate at nem not to the punicoser et ille. tickets. . Ha i mu rel. Is 1 Mr. inaeph Wren, the Complainant, an officer I'. Bundock, Ostend, merchant, Nov. 7. it. Dec. 9, at Guile. lertlera of the Prlooner a pe . or, bat his pima draw cones Qtleell-tilullre for an, esseolt: the eomptaiut,. how- spoistlett with that of the firmware to did P his apPranaloce . ot ei s Excise tieing Ilford, in Essex, slated, , at gOer,was o 4ischitrged by,the Magistrate, . , . youth. hianche.ter. , xi ' last Wednesday night, he went to a Free and Easy T. Smith, Lawrence Printout, lane, merchant. Nov, 4, 7, W. SPerk., was in Wilcox's booth at the time Ca ' Abile " lite ' ' lli " Mr ' V•a s is • .r s ftnetled s °l° ' r• • rn 3.. held r- . Pvice to get aM. sow changed for het aufiler. & youn g H en . sore., at a pohlic-house in White Cross -street, Dee 9 . ei "estettell. •It lernieN Ileum Jew ry. *vim. him fey came . lik jef.jhe - beeply, foil ;14.rettborateti Car. dream waa with her master. /Mistook, ;the clamp track-to-Mr• ' wl*.re be remained from ten o'clock until past one RI s.os.d Pearse. Fred"riek , Place, Ohl Jewry J C. Webb.; Rosiell .treet, Bennonditey, felhoonger..Now, 4, . - •• -.- ' .. ' • • ' ' ` - •- - Yenris, ln the —enir- whoa he left it to go home to his ' lier. V • C 'ld alt• Alt -. Mr. sir '4 r,_ _. ~ st. •T on is .. I sex. 4w, ! likple .11h1 _ . .-" .., -.- - Nov. 7 - " - -...11\•-. Carloni liwiw, Oa. 21. This day Lis Illighiou the Prince E , tearzy, A m . ba.satior Extraoidisial auil Pt nip. tentiary from l t s ili! l n a ce je of iris IRke(fiPlltit: a to hich he sis 11 Est B tiurit, t of he hi e l t s met i e ll . i .. ts of il l.4 l l . l P d ti V "t i:b . u l l. S l ‘ C .er :s l3 li r 'r e e • of ~tnn• r in ducted la) Robert Chester, E-q Assistant Muster a s the Ceremonies. ..._ , iity - 's statem , ent. Marksy on presentitte the p ist ol de‘'''.'t h emorn ing, 0• Mr. Prire clanged aid e l:ll. note thr'ttee Ist whitest.' . _ A - - .- .. '. et the Prosecutor, said, 44 If ,you don't go, 4--n note produced was sada mote. 'Me Award et ea to* 'lrdi of rogginita. He naa not proceeded far from the public. S mi g I'll shoot you ;" °lin stet fie this 004 no riot, July lad* and wane inn sear ?f a , Altfl . vesfr ia. in. .. P en t h • 4 ..... 1141 boon before be was surrounded by four or five per- Rote se 4 end *tyke's 0111,1LC91141,144, was. the Faule.oLibe riot b; h ,r " ,.. 1 11:= Pa 1,,, c;,:r i k,liity ..x: 4 l " iiii tt 'r s itrwri,whous was the Prisoner,that two orthree of them *kkb followed. . 0. 4. ~ 4 • . • . .., . Use senor to ..u r ,ou in p boa . • . . . p'ninned him and held him whilst the Prisoner watt . Mrs Wilco: mieteen . 44 do booth wiim tin din. • Edward St ells a clerk is Me Twuproa Past- oils ! tip- -„, s hi, coa t p oc k et! . - qltitlitted with the PO-awe as Me hat.. who wart hi the MAW , _ f „ he laid hold of the• Prisoner ferhakeheppenk,,ineirtned the testinitany . of, the o e n .p f p r i b ,,, w r „ir. n .d . h am a t i c ket roe . Mr . V e b er ' s *. t am. b, imp wrist whilst his hand was in his coat pocket, flour witeesset.: When Mark, threaOned to sheet it at she Opero-liwite, tier the ph I eddies. hefted tea Opera but let go his hand in order to prevent another of fin Progenitor, Ake Prosecutor, ,aid, !. shoot .: k sin %he" a. l i L li t :,, i r ,t 4 v it h ' i l a rg e y ' . l l ,, i t',. /de er m i lr if :' „ Si :: :t srrt . 1114 the party from picking his breeches pocket • hut D3si sjw,first man yea.bare stiote.,7 . Upon which, lose. at the ()pews-Mime, tad Mot be would ask Ms Miele being overpowered by their numbers, they_setreeeded NeMerks,Altd , - ww;tvitliag:!itippo - sba pistol 1"44 ticket r'!'' n ' a Y aaa g 4114" "11111 " 31741 " iiii1944 fr Will". " I fir illslo o . 6 bing MS Of 171.6 d. in silver, and two silk Ist Me rvera-Moriii, r k id mivr* rwsoaer and Tatnlkvails Wree 110 IMP PitCktli lat - 1ti1tdietaity—.1,,,.„„,...,,,,, s - .... ; . • emu., A/ w e i t : A .4l w 0,-,0,•,,,, ware ~i dr no w , i , quo , httndkereblefs • ; that he was positive at ,tothr Iden., Mr, A soorwo, for thel), , fendirit, oeuretwied that goo :he had such clothes as were dwerb.ed by Mr. Volans . tidy of the Prisoner, having noticed hnt before at Ili , Cli en t had does nothing more Alma endeavour to . woolen' "" ir 'N a ^all' rr • teu . Is'' "ro P •es* P" "ne't the Club; he should also know another of the ' party . . . .. • • heilYd tlet -PA:Asher it.ked ..I Mr. Poi kii as It troe' %.I.e. e lb. had - - s repress riot and disorder in the Fait. • . a bo u lood Mae 'trial, for Viniris'; beam t kid jkard Ou r s* , be he ro sty, hint again ; Complainant...are informa. All the witnesses, . kowever,..relkei.by Mr. BARRY from k sande- Mr. P:tkeir•nt Arund"k%"".• . ...,' ••• 0111101 the rehherv, and a description of the Pri cer. the P r osecstor , agre.e4,in staling Thal thug was ilisiJir:;:ger'r ' male. Mr this was " e mt e . .. f i 11 f ;1 44 , 4 1(43 er °r h4 , t h e d a r it t es dinief 'neat day to GoorgeWood l the 011icerot be .sua is ! , distarnance,at,all its the Felt sits the Retardant _Ni the tirkeis it lino. inn- Man l e anal. stater...if. -., I Jeweled in apprehending him. . conduct caused it. - {„ .. .. i , ..• Cure. l e ' T "'" kuma l' 6l " " clerk as its Twu P e "- I P ' 441 46 ::' George Wood stated, that the Prisoner was i vity ' C recollected she Ph i,. . , imenihmiliu ilwit this uncle aa A leevelP ' The Jury found Mm Guilly, • O'n ' tt t h e: wad t i ckets ref hi, y r it bete /t; ,„il ,„,,i 4,, i.,„,,,, n„d a„;,-. 4 . suspicious character, and when be apprehended him orilerd him to pay a iee of. Thirty Pomade to . the toprome wade...ow. ...edited rse.ati - si t, wimi . rold Ite awl:: he found ' a pateit lock in Ilis pocket, which, from its King. • .__ . gat . re.. tickets, it I.bek be par is vi mini, ' • • tan l'i m .re, iniele't:: the eels 014, that h e . 4 .l„PPlX'sf*lce) irerneti to be forced o ff some door or -- I ' _.-•• • ao. aloe, delivered ka gir ‘Pfliessec de ..prrak rirk 4, ao : f eta* . chest, it being inched and no key to U, but the haek nor was Ise eereiwprommion of asi 4pirr.s lialtil staple which appeared to be screwed into the wood Died, it his house in Merrion.square, Deltlin, on I ** 1 'fbr Prisunri 'We noillimitir I wo la his sen at e. 7 * ',At Its.e.l3d inn. finainv, .Earl of,.Wicklow, Viscount ' • &me wingwes w vv .. ..Motto ais t umo r& , and .puke rip', . front vitsefic.rit was forced was attached to it, and iViciilow,„end 0+1,4t) cloottiove. • His . Lordship : seNtbi o : t :i r h e is o ie:f ai r i alC ir ! i t i gt . ...i d c 7 i. i • whichkemspected to . lead to the discovery. of some . batting died withoet issue, ble fillet attfl:estirtie rig, ' a i v i y two hoar* , (he Jury „z i t t y ? de.) , drube e ns ... other robbery. The Prisoner, on being taken into yelps talk, omit beetber,.theßigist Hen. Wer,roapa,tieiloros arty Itteliontv , retained a .rrdovs elt /trounce. ~. eestosly, atritee to shift the lock unperceived out of Vostws,op,,, elf ,Cestit. Forward, its the coontr . pt r.:••• • - • " 1 - , - - .. ...• - •... his 01101111 mi. • i Diposei;„Jektsie family re.aasumes the Aeon of Ho; DARING Amnion . sx Rosasair.-01. *mit era" He was committed for farther examination. iirmma t „By s ,isis, torclehip's, death . a...yacasOy Otoutp Joel - between five and six o'clock, - theimpwiley . jut 111 a. Woasuirwtatirr.— Mr. Samuel Fish, of. 'High. jig t i llsgepeiglegAutivg higterage of Lrel i snsl.- . i Cole, in Walsinghare.place, •Lastbeth, -multi? itto bury Terrace, Islington, charged his footman with ,e w kt „, a . y .„,„,„ lng i lai e w ber ate e„ Awn sa d A m joining to the wall of the Asylum, and in the birilt , insult and outrageous conduct. He stated, that his . eletrisk,, ifro4rreiliewhottee. b><-Mr. Susullie, pasty. road• leading to KenningtOn, was attempted -tes.asr Unbolts* basing get drunk, be sent for him to the broker, she i va o h , was ba n d aa j ou g y "t er m : by Immo robbed . by a• fellow who got over the .Icon rallitiv i parleur to remonstrate with him; whets the accused 4.00. .i .. mmi ,m t s o w en k moni and robbed o f and in an instant throw up the parlour-window,i• put himself - is attitude to box, declaring that he : r st i o ' pato 4il - 7 1 - r i i i -- 6 , 46 . 414 , 14 . d g ns im pi guoi. cons i st i ng . of and was in the act of getting in; fortunately, bowel " maul . afeurd of even Crib himself." Mr. Fisll . iii.l444lkuor;Wratelatil,',4old rhal, 4111mor. spoons, ever, although it was. nearly dark, and there was' being apprehensive of personal violence, sent for a mid numerbdtirtioli i s of j. tt e lkr y , sen d other Margie. neither ire nor candle in the room, Mrs. Cole watt neighbour to remain with him. .On -his arrival. the Tbe pospetralors foetid miseie to errem tivithbliseby there. hieing only a few ailments before gone ha footman became more outrageous, cursed, swore. da wd , / ,... 4ka. h ook so w fi i ii iim a rr sti o ni t ims at ab e and sat herself on a sofa, feeling unwell:: she Im. and offered to fight. Mr. Fish being sadly, alarmed, • ..c m a ...psai , wilit warn, tram'. Lo ri leer* thence Miry. mediately called for assistance, which was near at sent for another neighbour, upon whose arrival a • peqmpdect.te*he sbnP t iebet , ths whole a. th•vms., , hand , and th e f el low made a precipitate retreat consultatine was held, when an officer was sent for, wool eras hertsafein,,,, mike w i n d ow . -. . .• , ~ Ovekthe railing, and ran off. He appeared_ a. - who took .the ,fellow info custody.. The footman a working Mhti, haling, as .0 passenger said *ha said be bed offered len gait the place if .his wages - -- 7 - - - - ( '- / L- ea•-•-•-••- , ..... 10 A•latt . winble,••abdut Men .....4 0 ? 7 7 11 7 1 ":,,,'':_ i :L . w Y .reh war 7 en , w • ii i•ei ess. saw him pass in his retreat, an spivs on. At !ere paid, but that kis . master wanted b;400 .day 'I . IZ . 1 ,7 1 --__? 1, 4 1 -7, 1 ' 4 ;7 ; 6 ; , ree i ved Iwo 'notion the moment the alarm watt given, aniaer llt.lix t k.; . :C atolitis4 Mr. Fish hiring sworn he was in danger . _ I"' - poised al. -- " - _ _ _ 9 at turner. T. B ai ley. Waibrook, merchant, Noi.).• 4, DerT.ll. al Mod. ball, Anorak., Mr. Lila, Chineery-blae; aud • My Maki. Sliebeiter. IDIVI OEN DS. • Boveinbrr 49, W. Jean, Soares. okopkaepei-7Not. ltd, IL Cr wiry. Bri‘tol, ~ e aler- March b, W. Coles, Miariair-ka r, broti , r --Mow. 14, J. Mayhew, la. Si. tisesta lAseia, antler- Nun rinks r Y.. W. Wll4)lCOUlbe. lIPIL and W W.wiroovie, Jon. Rotherhitke.. Ship h ilders-Nov. IS. W. .1 M•itat.er, lied lion-greet, Clerteritrel I. wit elatuoinifitcturet - toe*. bee Binitteq, .Wapping 7 wall, 4,p-selier--‘wera -27. J. M Wyttou Joliet, and P. G. Ni)rairs, W. bunkers-Nov. ;la w P Millsrv. 'Mark lane. auaroileol-.. NO*. '2B, J. Pawlett, King-street.tiolhorn. ski alder-liri.2ll, J. Spry. B.uh. apnea riVit t rt IP. IS, Fenii . h. street, vrios-warrrhao -Nem. 1 W. Skew*. Bawl. vicar- Nov. c2i), M. alone*. natterrmk, 'Somerset,. tailor , -.Pror. 11, .1. M . Pitasan,. San-creel, talluw-estadler -Nos. ..0. J. B FA jon. Wavcrtire, l nnc. faire, Iwilarkr.Nitv.9o. N lii t ilnisce 7 aertiti re. grocer- Noe. Y 5, SL Let % Arittoo-'• ro l ls aw•rehant -1/er. 19, M. NVondaard mad M. •*. W andwas.l. Banktide, limber-merchants-Nile. Y W. Bioilley,' Jan. lot. turner-Nor. ::0. I)avi.i, Bristol.. kasOper-Nrit . 1 . Gawk, W Rues.," acts ick, imber-merchant-No • . 24. J • Boa r end O. Ilercroft. srn. K ..forge, YiniAlre, stud T, Bailer, Caller-irou and Conl-works..orwtnury, 1 ork.hi irm-erasiers-Nov. T. Roddy, Upper r monsey, MI , ol mer;-.Nov. IS, E. Ledg , T, IC,eig.strees. Clump. side, warehouseman, dealer-'.Yon. • ;l, V. Close, Ilan , lley, Stalurd.hire, potter-Nut. 11, J. Frye, shire, stationer. CERTIF I CATF.S.-Nov. W. R. Hopkins, Bath grocer-3. Stone and L. Kendrick. VW Illatrlingiou.street. milli. ens-J. Parsons, Redeems-creel, %rani. ark, Prustian-a•lite sanalifisetorer - A: M.. Sarideluao. Lake bur'.. Scold& fuckr-G. Poe , Petertlirld. brine dealer-F. Fraukland. Osford.street. Laen draper-A. Miller, !angrily, 11),naripolire. deakrt iw cattle- V. Phily.N. l'reram, Keit, spi. it.naerchsait - Sioadero ten. A. Sa•.nders, jtin. and Eliza. brill, :Launder.. I.lmnetts-road, West'aad J. Calliford, Cleat SV,aches:er-street, inarrance-hroker•-A Overheck, Camomile-street, merchant -J. Ilaltou, Maneliea ter, coil an- late-dealer .1 Bar rns'iew, Ali 1111 l Su- , it miller-R. W ieltstead. • .ntictirster. timbre la-rarinufartirer-th. Badisam. lerannyord. Berefor..lthite, Mataaller-B. Martel, va Evesliam, (iloncedertaire, groe•t. P A ft INERSIIIISI)ISIPtOINEl). - W. and D. Galloway, (Went Pollimey-street; Goldenaqtrire. dealers in musk-)..rialmosivosid*Joltene , ..l.iveriond, brick layers-. 1. llill and J. Fogivol.iiremool. COOperl 7 W. Stank and J. Ferietcrstnahangh Iliethia-tane hill.brokers -.1. Mor gan, and J. 'and W. .C0414_,r Mete- der chants-W. Crisp and J, S. Briok word' and S' .0, - Porter , Bristol, beets era -T. Lockwood. W. Baker, W. and Ti a , .d R. and M. Sworfo•ra., Pliers-0 Stniill, and C. Mackay. Liverpooi earthenware aali orter l dlealert- W. and T. Wig- Rotlviltithe-streer. S i m ity, knit W. and ). W. &emeriti, it alifax, Yorkakire. - it. itostleiton, sad Mupelianip, Leeds, and T. (keen, Brildraad. l orit.b.re, entich-proprietors-C. arman and T. IL Bugg -luta -Spet4A.g, loineatl..h • e, vitiation-brewers- .1. Whitten, W. (iatrr, a ad • ; %stage'. carriers 4. inory_andT. I) ,t:abat.i s t , ceiatiiiiie, whale tar ,_ _ iNtacrin. stoopitteoviet a befit Made by bric k -mikers in the tgemaredv tire 'women, , on pereeiving• tha girl sp. preeeh•thent,'eatra away wader refideut alarm. Sarah Warren thee went op to the spot, and peirceivim . a joii,, f h n o s ed by @thee and dirt, term, with the es.iiiance ~f some ether girls and boys, telbrow it down. The, hall scarcely done this before they por e. lied a bundle concealed beneath, which, on, being dunned oot and opened, was •found to contain a fem•.le infant, whose body was still warm. lane. i n niion being given to , Mr. Whittle, watch-hoese . k ee p e r,. of J oh n - street. Somers - town , t he body was • cotiveyed there for inspecting.. ,On • turday after..l noon a Coroner's inquest was held,: nit was t h e a i e epinion•of a medical man that tint ant was horn 1 alive; that et the thew it. wits overed by the e hiltlren in the 6eltia..ll could not liege been more than six Hours old; thatit most have been strangled Viy it& Monfort% parent, is there were two black 1 marks visible in the neck, and the head was twisted t ow ards Its eight sitotilder. • . The Jury, :on view..l i nn the body-, felly-concerred in this, opinion,.• t accordingly retorted ' a -verdict of Wilful . . 1 tegainvt.setne per* Itii„or . persons unkunwe. - seal 41 -every meson to , ,k, theme the two wemeb whit, were divterbed itt' itog .Ih, body of the ehild, w ile d were 1 hots who. wiled i---he bog jelliiilill 10 lie unwed. '• -, 10- , 1. •..- :. .. • .. , ing fellow i slowly .by.the window, witillf Mt life, he was held to bail. bands in hi.. pocket, seemingly quite unconc erned win) was suspected of being an secomplice, to *hasp A Cossack Whip is amongst - tbe number of novel. the property wneld have been handed. The villain; ties just introduced froM, the Continent. It is not no doubt thought the family were dining in ti l e b . "' . duly used by them to oicituthe speed of their horses, parlour. A watchman is stationed within twelve 'but aloe forms a fertnidable weapon for attack or de yards of the house, and be had taken his post not • lA.- fence in the field ; they carry it slung on their arm minutes before. We recoheet *similar oePtln:rneesi a leather thong, and the l a sh ii so con t r ived, not long since, in the Lambetiu.roed, where theildif : bate blow with it will knock down the stoutest got in at the parlour window . , %rid •Wallkad out at the :rant'. This . iiiill,olslr iiirntregneat I% it is said, to lm street door, with the property under Ms arm. S ee. ~pdded to . the equipment of the drier,' of.our waggon careful at this time of the year , train end tieing artillery. vants should be very now the days .are short,, to .fasten the windows im* I•• At Stem/talc Farr.—A Nava) Cephan. who re• mediate!) , it gets dark ; for OY seinei"ing open,.. et, at Portsmouth aometiove past, ptireltased a sexy thieves on the look-out,know Where to glad the en- te!linr4e - few . itO • rreinea t * few Weeks after. 'inhabited rooms, and !sail ° tinsel " ? ' of the "PP ° t?' . n 1141 4 .014 ff• Seg,..he want titdiged to pert with the (unity, thinking they ere kw lik.ely to be d iscovered vow ." . 0t0i ...., ‘, 4 ., 41, ... 4%. it . esiitodeittious nom. $ 46 early, and can walk owe/ more dcil l nottisig with . - iliater, fintliiigit . niust Ns sold, had the nitotest-v to property. , . , - %id ‘Ttrents-1160 l'onwrist P this an enraged the Cap. miss, that lie'd ec la re d .he s Ve e ld never put t h e mimey . Sittings appointed in Middle's* andloodon be. , - • fore, the Right Hon. Sir VICAR? Glans, &tight, . In ilia . pocket, and if ee - • hoard would throw. the Lord Chief J u sti c e o f his Majesty's Court of Coin. • B ank , Nmes into 'the gm, ; Michaelmas , Term, 1815. however, he sent the inen Pleas in and afte r l i rsonoy to 1314 it's, ill eachatuse-for a Lottery Ticket. IN TEAM. Middlesex. London. ...thick actually . rime up a 140,000 Price; had the Tinder Nov. 71 Wedne-day- 340 x. 8 .eite , inlifitiles> occurred- et 'the -present moment, - tive Wedweele ay sd Y Thiasoeiy . ' lg Wedne /2 0 Thursday 23 , 'noble Captain e gu i t i howl* eichitneed the Ile , tte to I AFTgit Tilt M. indeli - greeteativantsge, for 250,000' Conies ma y 14,,, 0 I Thanday Nev. su tbe gained nest Tuestliy for only Els its, Y • -- iyik•bialioarts—ft. Robins, O. ylf DR, I). ;41741i h. . 0d.%, :i&id T. Lwer, Mal , .tewhelry, basirr.-1 I a color e. K. W. N10..e. soot, mod ('. W. May•liall. Lang/Leeks Giaambas, reaclitireb itseet. skip-brokers. • • Average Pries of CORN or 1 . GIANT/ and WALES, per gnawer, from the Retorns, ending Petit • Wheat. • Rye. Barley. l eara. s. d. r a. d a. 4. 57 5 35 9 t.• 9 0 'l* RealPease. cam.. 1: • dI r. a. 94 5 Iss 7 98 1/ - - Average Pricey of BRITISH COIN, in SCOTLAND, by the Quarter of eight V 1 iocbenter Bushels, and of theme I , T Bolter 12 the. Scotch Troy, of the fruur Weeks lkometliatcly preceding Oct. 15 : Wheat. Rye Barley. --- s. s .. a. a. s. d. s. • 60 9 57 6 26 2 it 6 93 lb: ~53 8 1d I! The Ave;oge Price of SUGAR. for the Week. ending °et 25, is au. Bd. per %,Int. The watch of tit.. Q men Clarlone, Lisbon pate', while I t ili a ( in the 13 4 ,04. 9.4 o wne d 00 t h e night or the I.t instant by the cries of. person iH distresi, who presed to he mate of the sloop Francis, t h rown (mei-4)011rd in a dispute with one of obe view, left with him in charge of the vessel. The nitrortunah 3 elan surri♦ d only a few hours at•e► up, and the offender Was sent on abuse in '"• 11 - ' Wednesday L()' , DON : Plthii•lt• ti kW D. !WV SOL. ma lbe ii 112214141111 07FZCC, No : 4 1 SielibliaiklMit, FA% iirkfeete .. L. .ALA ~ . -,-, • • •st T ~~ -~ ~~ ~ . . - ,:.: . 1 • ,, - -e ~ .c...l.o.l . :LaZiat . 1161,- - • ..• * • •*.-- Vr At/ • 1i "1111 , 144 4 4114 '.--- -2 • • e , ~. •Ei I -.- r . •entry _ F ~.. <<, A '_l Lit - .:' . y ;p.. ~J • I r