The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-15 00:00:00

1714).11 Turso.srs f.O.VI)ON mITATARY PROWITIW:4. War-Mike. Mari* 13. Img 1.4 nrginsent Of Usaveen hitutrible--Lieut. Fining. to be n trial.. lirehnee„ lien 'Saylor, oho retiree; Ii eleven. to hr Itrots-ntent. perehsee. s ire IthnetH ; •t .rork. gi et.. to her •rt,et, by iturrhe‘e. s irr titterer's. or (imaginer iteeitoriat et' Fool tistarsin.-I.irsd. half-ety of the itekinsent. to be ensign end :emu.% Ike Sir ('roll, Una. who etel.:anges, er a 'sink the difference. I 1 1 h lir:intent of Foot. Eto.iko I.i.ts.to be lieutenant. w 3 ti out pnrehase. sire tho.l4a svilitoluo,..l to the slh Ito)el . I.6eitill Battalion: M. Wail, grist.. to be without le: rr4ase, sire Itopl.ins. Dos Ititto.--Urftt. Lt wit% from half-rn , 4911. Font. to be 'lee who eiehnokre, rreelvink the r t•ri•ure. •elt.l Ititto.--Seroott I.'etit. Kennedy, h. be Grml lieutroaot, porehave. tier Ti. iter. eppointe.l le the 11th Ito, al •.•ran VI fttntion Igniter. peat.. to be secunit lieutenant, • • • . .. , ut purchase. tire Ikeareely. 2:24-Itive. Lieut. kal , erts:•a. to be captain of a mat e „ 22:11.120 rel.e.e. iir. Jucnn. ppitoiated 141 She Illth % eteran letteliott t fiwiten liiaeletreli, to hr lieu %lee Hnbertw•n: lien/tempo Cadet Itoitiostoti. from I' e Corti dlilitart l'oltere. to b.• ele.lge:. vier Meelotell. 111.0 Ditto. - Lieut. Kira' • tr , •to Wr2it hullo -:;:titenr, to be net:truant. Tiro Rua , . appuiairst to the 4tit e'..411 1 tient.' 361:s to be repeal.% c:f a eosnywute. b) purchase, Tim Vane, plunutted iu Ist N rat India . 41-41 a lliuo.-711.1j0e Sir C. Cuylet. nal— thins half-pay h Pa.% to br O'Nlalle%. mho rAeliaitgra. 4 4 11 tto.-- Lirat. %tear:tele, to be captain 01 a rompanF. tilsout Farrbase. %lea Chisholm. aprointed to tit:, ttis Royal Venerate Illattalison t llensiorti 111.1ser. to be lieutenant. le,. Nt :ekenzia ; at. Martionn.ll. grist.. to be ensiga,‘ ire 111•1 Iver. stli thttio. --Ensign VI ...toe. to be lieutenant, I% ithout pa rhase„ eke) .terber, appolutied to the Bth Novell Valetas W.l.'odd. gent.. to beenhistn. %ire Weston. trek flentirmat. t ode, li , loos , from tiu it oyu i tu be ensign, be partition., %ire Power. appeantemmt his hot tikcnitiare. lritto.-11.ient. Mackay. to lor 4.,ptain or a rompiny. u • purchase. %We Cameron. appointed hi :he ht:i 11.1% al N. tennis • Ratterlittn s •Enatini White. to be lieutenant. ?hp N1nel:C); Gentlemen cadet I larks. from the Ro y al 4'..11.-re, to be ensign. tier %tate. 9th liegitesent of Foot.—Brat. t:inicroa. from the half pa% t.l the Regiment, to he limitenaat. dice M•Arthar. ap r,d0....l to the 'ill 14101% tiaras Ilattalion. 'Nat Ditto. —l.ln,ign Trimmer, to be Resiosant, without purchase. % ire . l(Cod: appointed to the Igh Veteraa Attalion 1). M. Ilirant.. sent_ to lw ensien, % ice Trimmer. Melkiejohn, from half-pa Stith Foot, , for reginiiter. tire nordois. who retires fermi hair-pa,. 93 , 1 Ditto,—E osiKn idiom t.. he Reittemect. c Minot roe rhaw, sire Sparteu. promoted: tiPett. Sent,. to be m*4l lo . %sell Arline. lit West India Regietent. —rapt Fine. from 70th Prot. I. br Major, try purchase. tiro Irby, alto rrti,es. AI Dina—Lieut. Harry. to be captain of a enetpray. purchase. sire Mince, appciateil U. the Ist itsl. , l rteran Rethink's : Lieut. Marietta, from katf-pay Re) al Attires e.ufps; to he lieutenant, tier Berry. Ist ('pylon Ity,Tintent.—Second tdent. Gray. to he Grit lirateuant. without purchase. elm Tellob. deceased. Royal Veterms Rattalion.—('apt. Harm from the 30 W eat ' t wig Regimen!. to be eepleie eft company. sire I. tnem. *Au retiree to hit former situalloe oa the retired I•: Lieut. Ince. from half pay of 131 k Fool. to be Desi ree-lA. Royal Veteran ilettellon.—Cai.t. Denny. from half-pay A Foot. In he captain of a eompna%. rice Clarke. *kw RI ei , 4ltioient has Ant takes place.—To be Liresseasts— Semple, from firth Foot. vice ke!sall, whose apfutillt • .:11i has Rot taken Ogee: Lieut. M. Arthur. front ;Mb resit. 3.1 Royal Veteran Rattatitte.. • Yonag. Ave Irak lith Foot. to he captain of a pony. sire Vkary. • Nose apt. •iithernt has not taken vim!, : Ural. Beek.. hem half-psy Whit Foot. tube Britten:nit. sirs White. whuNe spnniatenent has sot taken place. 4th Royal Vitler•A • l'hisholel. from 4-2.1 Fr et. to be capitals' of a company. %ice ‘letealf, srkuse ap printment has ant taken pare.—tn he Lientenants-I.lent. Cramphell. from half-pay WAth Fool. Tire Paired, appointed It•• 'he 7th Royal Veteran Rattalion; Lieut. It ors. front Sikh lice 101 - arren, appointed to the ;rt. Royal Veteran Psttslion Lieut. Munro. from half-pay 7lat loot. sler ii .rt. uh...e• appointment has not tal.en Ogee; Lieut. MT:re:tor. from half-pa) 14th Foul. tier Cameron. aloise anointment has not taken plan.—T.. be 44 1 ,1artrrata•ter-- btrieaat Pegley. from 34 Pout Rear lie rrinsimialcr thr Prnmuitiocia in car next.) • II ANS RUPT 4 I. J. Thompson. Chlorin's-lane. Lombard-street. presides. I r ..er. to turn-I+,ler March 16. and .tpril VI. stedid f s .11tortor,. Mr. Pike. Neyr nosy ell-et.urt. Cary-street. J tianhach, LirerpPol. merchant. Sprit S. 6. mid 43. at the 4 •-:roe tan. Liverpool. Attorney., kir. Rrpley, Liverpool; ▪ Mr. Cheater. tate* Ina. London. T. Booker. lit' a Enssit.•rth. Southampton. miller. kfareh • Vti. and April 0. at the !!lark Doe Inn, Emsworth. tt to..^ess. Mr. Mitchell. Peterlfield; sad Mr. Brigitte Lis cu'a's-pin.tieisi., Load, a. 1. AaAtin. Manchester. briel-rnaker. April 7, A. and 9.3, It 'he Stir Inn. Aiserhester. %Horner". Mr. Walker, Mou e' es'er ; sad Sir. Kills, Chancery-lane. London. I'. 6. Sy moods. Falmouth, Corn% al!. merchant. March It 31 and April 23. at V4)nn's Hotel. Fahit.oudi. tweary 64 'mins .Cardale, Boston. and Perth,. I lollio: a-coart, 0 rot) 's to', 'voodoo' mod Mr. Bull, jam. Falmouth. H. Daniels sad Al. Datirls,.2f Bur) -strati. St. Mary-Axe. at .reliants. March Itl. 25, aM'tpril 23. at Guildhall. At tu:reys, Mrs-rs. Marro and Son. Viaadhfithall. Upper 'I • trnes—ore.q. and ermnterrildi W. Tomlinson. Hinckley. i.eieesteraitite. innkeeper, 6' :-ch 26, 26, and April lA, at the Nail's Head lan, Mark t.: Attorneys. Mr. row - dell. : and Messrs. Loos wo-! Austen. Holborn-mart, tints len, London. T. lisyley. L o ng-.lore. roach-lace-manufacturer, March 11, April I, sad ZS at (inildhall. Attorney, Mr. Alt eckett, ft . ..ad-street. Illoiden-simarr. T. Warwick. !Weida. Herts. draper. Slareh lA. 26. sad April 46. at Handball. Londita. Attnrney. Mr. G elftbrand, A ustinfrtars, London. G. Austitt. Loog-.lore. eoaeh-plater, and eosek-founder, March yet, knit 6, sad 66, at tioildirall. Attorneys, !Messrs. St ?hoed and Pace!. fla r tlett's-buildiugs. Holborn. P. Wilkinson.l.inillr v. Huddersfield:Yorkshire. ropperan inq—Afturer. March /6. April I. and 25. at the Pack /torso Madders/kid. Atternes, Mr. Walker, Laudon ; aad Mr. Cloorh, Huddersfield. O. Witte. Omit UrlMtN. Vorkshirt, eableeionaLar and ralpholsterer. March 4tl. I. and April 26, at the Red Lion. Great. Drillield, Attorneys. Mr. Spence, Threadneedle avast ,• and Sir. Jennings, Great DrilSeld. T. Ellison, Liv erpool, eorn-dealer. April 4, fo, and 23. at the Georg* Ina, Literrotil. Attoroe)), Mr. Norris. John street, Bedford-row. London : and Mr. Tonhnin, Liverpool. W. Turner asd J. North, Mold-green. Kiritimati)... York shire. flaey.otoritiers. Korea '(1. April I, end 46. at the Pack Ilene Ira. ihodderstleid. A ttorneva. Mr. Leke, Cat eatoa-otreet. London; and Mr. Ckush, iltraddersdrid. J. Levi.. Wells. Norfolk. tothiset-taker, April 3. 4. aid 16. at the Fleece lan. Wells. Attorneys. Mr. Fuller. Wells ; and Mr. Blakelock, Serjeants • -lea, 7leetortront. London. T. Salisbury. Preston, Lancaster, grocer. April 6. 6. and to at the Mitre Ica, Preston. Attorneys. Mr. ltiakelock. tier)lissts'-tan. Fleet-street. Losdoa; and Messrs. Blanchard and Illickersteff. Preston. 0 , D•vordilveriquon-e, velar-morebwit. March Cs.e.kprii S. sad 66. at Gelidhell. Attorneys. Messrs. Pearce sad Seas, St. tiovisilie's-lase, Lombar d -s t re et. _ . _ „Teaser. 8.,_ Berr,street. Lower East Sardthield. merchant. IP, awl April tn. at Guildhall. Attorneys. Messes. Mans, and Cu. Prince%-street. flank. le.gaith an.l li. Asquith. Bermondsey. endT. Mel. is NW/ teat-road, ship-ofnare, March Aptll I. aiW! •S;.ftt3aitebiL. Attorneys. Messrs. Cuurteen an] IMVIT)END. April 4, W. llosiden, Cannon-street, lastranec-broker. at TRW er'v,iiatlC V. W. ray. Alien. llnnipshlre. banker. at tier Mira■ Ina. Allot —%pril I. H. A. l•luuie, Betarlak .4l4,•-*Nieril. corn-sirreaassi, at U...1141'141. London—April 4. Ilarrleta Dennett, •Wilsoii.orett, firay's cow irciper. at 4. W. Williams. An a 1-COTOrf. 1:m4...e11er, at liuilJhall—April b. J. Amis. Little Britain, Ilehmonser. at S. J. Neale and S. Warner. 11111.-slrr.•:. wlmlenale linen-drapers, at Guildhall—April S, Whltebureli. Itounds.litch, cute:master, at tivildliall— Ap, Maxelle4ter. butrlier. a: the Palace Ida. ilmillmiter-111nreh t!3. 1.. 11. 'H. (I. Constant. Wellelune surar-rethier. at 4. ►►'. Newby. Agri- I, l•umbrrlaud, currier, at the Glebe lan. Curker mouth. ifi'liDEß ear 411 or; kale,: MOWER. Woometru, 'MAR= 13.—Dltring the whole of last week the Alastioraies wore daily ruiployetl in hohling private examinations respeeting the atrocious murder of .07. Parker and Somali Itrown, his housekeeper, whose lament:di!, fate has excited feelings of the greatest hor ror throughout the town and neighbourhood of W. The men In rust/bay ou anspiFion were on Mon day brought before the !knelt, and a long examination was entered into. A considerable difficulty at first arose respectiug the identity of Xlr. Parka, his body heitsy; su lIIIICII Lunt as to reuskr it impossible fur bis nearest friends to neer/- nine a featnre. Every one slit, knew him was sent to examine what remained of his body, but failed. At length Air. Ilavea, a shoemaker, of the town, recog nised the shoe which hail brae found on Lis foot, from the circumstance of his having burst it on both silks some titre ago, when it was split to bins 10 Rtretrh. This witness also proved that lie saw the deceased wear the shoe but a few days previous to his death. _ _ _ It appears that ireat blame is also attached to the. nightly wate4t of the glare on thi s oreasino. There are in Woolwich live armed trhnten or patroles, whose duty it is to tray. r. towu from end to 'NJ rrery half hour. t ceoft a men, if he hail performed his share of the duty poprtually, might to hare passed the flreessed's house at the time when the bloody deed is supposed to bare been committed, or, at least, when the fire via. is ics infancy; hut when first met it was by Joseph ore of the sentries o n duty at the Riding School in the nigh-street: lie was then consi derably behind his time. Arundel, who had for 110411 P time tiren smoke rising above the sunsuit of the houses, told the guardian of the night that hr suspected there was a fire ; hut the latter said he had often been annoyed by the same kind of he; it came from a baker's oven, althwirls it afterwards ittrneil out that there was no baker's near the spot. The watchmen, and particu larly this tuan, soulerwent a strict examination; be: altt,:taxli there was withoitt doubt much liviity on their part, there was nail biog. elicited :it criminate them further. $. Howanl, a carpenter, residing within a few slows of the late residence of .Ir. Parker, slated that he was starred lietween mil and three to'cinek in the morning of the lth instant, by the springing, at rattles. He looked oat, and saw tire coming oat of the deceased': house. There were, a! the time, seven or right persons, principally military, I mind the door, tryiv l r to break it oen with some instrnisortst. Witnesit ai gji a ft:axe, n ills whirls he knocked the doors ainksistilvers its sonic one else fetched a ladder, Whiell wa• applied to one of the windows, and wittier. mit Ist. 'l'hr rooms to the tight atul left had separate tires sin the door, anti were berm lug in various parts, althongh there was no a tion from one to the other. The etsitiverpane and bed were lotreit, and a suhstanee of a lard black mature, whirls was th glst to he pitch, was found on the door. The carpet and blankets were nailed roused the windows to beep the lieht ont, as he supposed. and they shpts prevented the admission of air to fan the dame. Witness. heard neither ery nor Mans, althongla there was as Mart PO:Se made as lutist hate teased any tiling' i•onl in 11w bonito. Me. Hay, the barraelcosaster. hronglit the engine-, sail by hi. and the soldiers' assistance, the tire was extingtsishell,— Searrls was then utias!e for the deceit-sell persons, and hoth their bodies were foam! Itrbited use parlour door, near the betistead, shockingly militated. '1 he plate was is g nat ronfosion, it-id a pair of silver stizar-tongs and other articles of Elate, Kerr strrwed allont the fit;ar4 a large tire hail been lit in the ',Udine of the floor, Oa bail burnt cutupletrlr into the ceilsr'. Major Hallett was also present, and gate evidence to the above atfeet, Hr. Patten, on his examination, state'', that he was c.ilied to Lien the hodie, the morniog a!ter the murder they nere tooth by the lire, but the skulk were entire. of 31r. Parker he ex amined first. and lie timnn.l the parietal bone 'mtten in as if With a h.tnillier. or so sin It Inaoy ins:riiment ; the frontal bone also of the skull was fractured in three or four piectio, and pressed in spot' the brain. He nest directed his :ittentinto to thr female loody, whirh was not so much linnit ht' a great deal : there aas an exten sive triangular mond over the richt eye, apitatentir in dieltvl with k I,,iyonet, whirl, rommoinicated to a frac ture at the back of tits skull, and a probe eonlil be put through one to the other'. The fare w.:+ aistiKitreal very much by a royeti , ioto of blows, :tint there teas cossider able laceration at the back of the tirels. Several witnesses were brought forward as evidence against the in.,; in custody. It apreareol, from their statement, that one of tlie prison' rs, who was in the habit of urcasiunally working in Mr. Parker's garden, and consequently knew all the ways of the house, bad been observed abniit there in the roars, of the slay. Be tween her and six io'elock a man knorkrd at the door, hot he 'lid tint go in. as Mr. P. gave him his answer Irani the win low. Poth the prisoners are acquainted, and one of them, from the extreowst state of poverty. was, the day after the dreadful catastrophe, drunk, and passing hunk-times. It was well k -n, that the de ceased lint the day before went to the Hank to receive his dividends, and brought bovine notes, and of conrse % an endeavour is making to truer them. Pron. what 'has already transpired. is supposed that the assassins mi tered from the back lane, through the garden. as fook marks were observed in the latter, a nd traced from flit lane to the back dour. The Magistrates. Chartist wardens, and principal ishabilanis, are indefatigable in their exertions to discover the murderers. Mr. Parker was a 'flan of e‘tetitlselpniperty, and a *Mil holder in many cosmic*, as "warmt by papers limisk "Orr his death. 1 .1 man, of the name of Hayward, a josraeynaan shoe maker, residing in Long-alley, 3411 , r-he-lois, was yester day mornine apprehended upon a warrant charging bin witk Higb Treason. Box match was made at edit on Monday evening. for llolwrt Burn and Sluing to fight in a 24- feet ring, for 100 guirsea• a tide, on the Pith of May.— Five pounds a side was the deposit, which is to he wade A'. aside In three weeks. at Kern's, in Windmill-street; and the whole to he made good seven days before fight. or the deposit to be forfeited. PACT I. !Ir li T Atli II: IsT . As Payne and !Stephen Wyer, both of Minion, Wilts, were fight ing at that place last week, 0014 both the combatants were prostrate on the ground, James 'fbrgete, acting as second to Fissle, garc Wver two violent kicks on the haek and loins. Weer afterwards stood up and fought two more rounds, when he wm knocked down, and car ' ried off the ground less. He lived three day s after wards; when he die.l, leaving a wife and six helpless children.—A coroner's warrant has here lamed for the committal of Payne and Targeteon charges of utas t olangliter. DICSTRI/CTIYII FIRIL—A few sights hark a dreadful fire broke out at a public-house, is New-cross. on the Kent-road, which, for several hears, burnt with great fory. *whip to the non-arrival of eoghtes froas town, aad tie 'treat scarcity of water. T. pobtio-liessoe, towed."( with fire or sit atirrountliug twasseseats, fell a prey to the tlevoitt+bg element Two peons were wad hart by the fairing in ula roof. bat nose killed. CERTIFICATICS—Aeam 4. J. Pa:more. ietrd-r Th - r - :;m --- or7on-street, ship nr tier -lb. P. IlVeitte, Toitle‘- , drret. lint-manutaetarar-- J. Callwrinr-street, *trend, button anti trimming sailer IS. tOkisuirr.nhare's-Intildings. llosrmiar%-lane, shop sellrr--T. Moore. Pat:thoutoit. thistr-fartttr Iti chard-strert.rosunreclal-rtiati, !lei to NIICr.- T. tipeaire. Puini. near Stratford. Y...te%. dealer and chef:onion-IV. Wynn. Oran-strert. Soho. match gni el,.ek maker-11'..14. Itrotwur, ilriston. Sam, atee4ltroker--11. Ihctrit. ,Irittn4. M ••••• neuthsbirr. dealer and rharinso—S. 11 stir: East lanr Blain, Bermondsey, ancisue,:usitli—O. Ley born, Hi ttlittir.Natr-atreet. pros Walker. lull ironusenger—W. Bewley. Manchester. tailor and draper--C. Proctor, llista, tits rnrdtthire, farsner. LENA' -MIZE& YORK. Edward (b . Bat a, Pr! rick grime, and Andre" Mil (removed by Ilal►eas Corpus from the gaol of Hull). were charged with killing and slaying 'Thor►as ►lowland. The caw was aliatialuiscll as to the two Irst mentioned prisoners. It appeared ths: Cie prisoner who (so is the hand of the Slttli regiment, accompanied be se veral of his comrades, weed into a public-ituube at hall, where the deceased and some other persons were sitting. Ito entering the room, Mien chatlrorrd any man to light for lisr shillings, or a gallon of Leer; tin• elsal lenge he repeated ►rtrrsl times. The deceavra told him hi keep his u.► u company, he wanted no sputrrel ; bat at last he said he would not mind lighting his► fur lire pounds. Upon this tritrien struck hit►►, awl he re turned the blow. O'Brien then seised part of the leg of a table, with which, u• well as with a candlestick,. he forionsly attacked and hest hies Its the straggle, the deceased's head was forred antler the long settle, and iu that defe►eeies. ►itnation the prisoner retired about three yards, and sprang upon the holly of the tiereased with all his force, alighting with his hl•Ls a little below the Navel. l'hisekternal risoltnier eaused insmediste in &mutat inn. an Howland doll soon after. The Jury. withotit reti ii .... found the prisoner (guilty. 31r. l'aax. in passing *rottener. said. he had never heard a rase •f more savage etuelty ; and it was fortunate fur the pristsuer hr had not been intlieteil for winreler. Ilis Lor,lship stinervell. it was at tirst his in tention to indict upon him the heaviest inissisiiiiirsit the law allows, Isy orslerieg in addition to a year's im prisonment. to Ise huts: its the hand. But obs . erving on his breast a medal, trisirla he supposed was a mark of merit, lie wag nowillimr to se n d him bad; to Isis regi ment with the mark of infamy-1w should therrfere in flict upon him the next sentence in point of sevetity, which was, to pay a line of Oho aid Is. itopri sone.l twAvy months. 'tanners kroo t ,tit Was elm r2T.I n ith inahrineqly neffilitit fire to el ilwelling-histene at Itrsdioril, in hide lie r.-tided. lite property of Mr. W. Naylor. et uppeareil that the pouvero hail lbeen fix rent. at .3 hiCII ILue tosailted the iittwer, and was seen np stains with a aPeru arils the hunts.• won in dames; the pri•4lo..r nut at all ::,Firtting to estittraini the tire. 'llle.inry returned a verdict tit' liuilty. 31r. Justii Pat K. in p.i.<ing. itetrettee..aia, that in the catAlu E .i. us' crimes, Irr ku, a• twat. .rt a iloeper tho than that 1.1 which the prisoner hail been ennekteil. He held tint 141 !Wel no hopes of nierry. ttini entrraleil him to spend the short IMrnNl that iiiinl.l proliAlilv h e Allotted hire in this 'weld tea separation Ins eternity. K ENT, MAIDSTONE. 31saci 13.—The Comunoission for this county opened here to-day by 31r. Ilarom I,W ill the Croon Court. The Loan t7uter It ta.oN arras r i in town this afternoon, and the business of the N jai ! rius Court will comenener before hi s 11, 01 ,1 5 16 1 ,1 0 - 10 ,, N ,),,. The gasl calendar contains 114 Cj•.•!.. ;;'!I :ire happy to state that there are very few heinous vileness recorded in it. The Wand Jury threw ont the bill of indirUurnt f•w the only ease of ;tinnier : :,u4l iu one c.i.e for chi: 41 mu' - der Ina concealment, the proecution n.i.abatu!onetl for want of evidence. Several cases u ere ili•poAeJ o f to day. but none of them were of pubic inter,st. * Prod..- nag was row laird of (beep-stealing, and received (enterer of death : as also William limo for a burglary, but neither of these rases was worth detail. Cowervrn•-• 1\ ~t; I:4 rS.--Yesterdar a 1 in.ineSr was In the Il u -srd -ruouu of St. tilitm'alVeirhhiou,se, I,efs.re 'll'uuN %I STIK list'. Coroner, On the body of a male child n. ......_ ...._ ..... Hannah Hale, of No. 3. Upper 3lontagne-street, on Sunday Lst observed a woman. with a hotline under her , shawl, to go down the area steps of Mr. Nelson's house. No. 24. Russel-square, and shortly after she came op again. when she had nothing with her. She was dressed very decently in black, and appeared to be a handsome young w an. She appeared rather hurried and run fused. Witness was afterwards informed that the child was found in the area. Harriet It Alton, housekeeper to Mr. Nelson, deposed, that on Similar atterfloon last, about four o'clock, on 1 coming out of Out kiivlien into the area, she saw u bun- i die, schicl, Ohe thought weq. clean. she called the Cot ' man, who opened It, and found the body of the deceased quite dead. 'fhe deceased was wrapped up in a petti ! coat of superior quality, and a cotton handkerchief: witness spuke as to her confidence of the child not being the offspring of any person in the house. Mr. Binger. the lionse-apethecary, attributed the , death of the deceased to the neglect ot' its mother.—Ver dict—"'Tat the deceased came to his death through the wilful neglect of its mother, who is at prcseat un known." An inquisition was taken yesterilsy, in Whitecross street person. before Teton %15 SIIELTON, F.Sq. Coeotier, on the losily of Mr..lofin Spry.—The deceased was land. lord of the Cork public-horse, in Alill-lane, Tager wool, and was committed to this prison on the 7th instant. It appearing, from the es idence orbit.. Thomas Wadi', surireon to the prison, that the deceased was in very had health; when be came there he was in a Sate of consumption, and of which he had no doubt he died. Verdiet—" Died by the visitation of tiod:' itectsAansott, lion n sacs and Un. respectfully acquaint the Pubiir. that Tickets and Shares fur the New State Lottery are now 01 sale, at their Orson, Hank-briidittgo, Corwhiii. and !;haring-cross.—The Scheme commies rout" Prises of 315,000/.; Two of 211,00Uf. ; Two of ithlllilf.l3 per Cent. Cassels; and 46.1N10/. has bees 'aided le the Pei se-tuoser heretofore allowed by Horton. smell.' fur the rschseleir advantage of early Perchmers. WNW in Two Tisolleand Prises o( etch will be ' there hewed by s preeinsineer Drawiss as the I Aptili-ollsossissessitOfesissnors sad l'lnt issW in the Lottery just ended. Ne. 7807, a Ptise Mussy, 'a Shores.—Schenses 4,1 • ; .- • POLICE. . EXTENSIVE SUMMARY. ROfr-STIF.ZT. —I n the night Lei a era rrislav ss,i s`t. turday se'nnight, the home of Miss l racev, the e ,. % . domes,' of a highly respectable hoardin g - m .l mA. ~ Kensington . Gravel-pits, was brok e n o p ro , an 4 all ib r mourns on this lower Coors literally otriprea errtv ticle they contained, at leant every portable article,, : as plate, linen, china, glass-ware, apparel, carpets, tsc. The seine' morning, *Nutt four o'clack, in , n was given at St. Martin's watch-house. by a aim , ' lives In Vine-street. Chandos-sheet, t h at the harken. roach, No. 805, had that steoment arrived iu lades with property; and that three men wore it into the house or a man who keeps a coal-shed iatksj: street. The offsets instantly proceeded to the spal,!„„ t the coach was gone. Tbev went into the home, beer ever, and in passing up the stairs three men raahag be them, and 'sward. On entering the garret they k m ? a great noinhor of large bundles, tie., op in tabineled a . which they seized and conveyed to the watelalmea; There was a woman in the garret at the time tt e y tend, but by souse oversight or other she alto was i li f; ferret to esca-,w. The whole of the property found has since faret ( '•'..s. iifirsi by Miss Tracey, as that whirls was taker fr. •„- house on the night of thehrioshibetaiyintgain,dre,l., 4.,nottisi;eu.,l3. ff e ;:rrt /furl, the driver of the co:sch , was tak ra custody. lie asserted that be (lid nut d rive l i:es-ak a on the . iiiii ruing in question, but had entrusted i 1 to a lad, tunnel Ifantoe so : and this a‘Aertion of his was sar roloorated by 'the fart of morning, at an early hour, taken to the watch-hoe * on a rharge of essanlting an orauge-dealer is Covent ;tartlets Ina rket. Ile was detained, however, and rester. day was brought up *pin for re-ramie:o:ms. (4,, this occasion, the boy, Ilartness, attended, and told the following story : About one o'clock in the morning of the r..isierr, he took charge of the roach MIS, at the 'ropiest of as driver Burt, in Bedford-greet, Covent-garden ; an c t shortly after he was e:,11,41 off the stand l i v three m a (Geode..,eo he called them), is got into the and orolcreil him to drive to the esorner street, Oxford-street. tine of the men got out at :Lis iila re, and the utlii-r two told hint to drive oil threa t ", I ft-isurn turnpike. Ile did as he was desired ; but he had toot drove above a hundred yards heyothl the ro e , lien be was told to pull ap, and two other urn got Ws the coach. lie was then directed to drive ou hi th e Nottingisill-gate, on the I 'elands. mail; but they vi a stopped him shoat a ,starter of a mile on the Losa,l ol Aisle of it ; and then getting out of the roach they a:: hoer went across the helds towards Kensington: sgrtet iug bites to wait till they rattle !seek. Behove they nu br *eked them for something in Land; and therme, bins too shillings. Iu aboat two hours they Wane+, every one of them carryistg a large bundle, appeelf,; tint up in sheets, ear table-cloths. These bun:belief put into the emelt, wool two of airmen got in with thees. and ordered bins to drive towards town. *flue offset two men wallies, on the foot-path opposite the coach tilde way,.anil thion,lit they haul pasted, in their heeds. On arriving in Oxford-street they told him to set then down in Fine-street. lie did us they ordered his; tie bundles were instantly carried into the house; me of the men pail him Isis fare, and hue went directly tie the stand in Beolford-street with his coach. The landlord of the house' in Vine-street ins aka, brought forward, lint Ise denied knowing wilds: , at all of the ternsaetion. Ile had let the rasa is& is. man fossils' IN it toy else °givers, *gorer a l nerits Isadore, and he' awakened by the property being brought into the !..atsii. - '1 hr obit era and others gar* this :vim as cruller.! di:tracter. and he was disrhargrd on 1,4 iota rrotrii lance to appear if ealled tvr. the rt trhoom atni tis deputy %sere rem:llokt! fur I . :usher eXitulinatioll 00 Fri by next. moans. On the 13th. at Barnes. tile Laiy of John Hillerstiociac. Oh II UAL On Sn.nl:l) lflern•i n. It the holte or SerjeoustPr.:, Is Montague-place. the lion. Mr. Pelt f.fn son. ON the ith ia.t. Mrs. noose Tines:. of 1! Inbar) , Both. ea sus. 11AORILD. Oo the 141 b Irritant. Juba lillb Closes, of Gray's US, It Sophia .\nn, only dautt:ter of J. D. B. Cobb. Vii. sf Psrc!• street. On Thursday la.t. at Waserilhartey. Heury Hader. Di. litilhrichte. to actillic.a, y images! daughter of the firt. Alecander Thistletim at tr. DIED. On Friday last. Mr. Vilarks Jcpp. of Pel-Irsll. On the lush hotfoot. at Northam. Herts. Nagai:tie! Gcal4 Esti. of Manchester. in the Mtn year of his age. At his house In (treat Mum-street. oa hetet:lnv iast,ia the 611th of his age, William Silll4. &sq. formerly Collector of his Majesty's Customs at the Por: of !undue. On the Mit instant. at Ilsnhury. Woreertet shire. agedli. the Rev. W. Rursiene many years Rector of that parish. RN IT. JIIPOI MACKING, WADI IT 11111/11110 Tl'* P..*. Ilt. Lox', THE AimllolPoli *L LAS &OM all th• arts of poing—the merits of the article are si well knows to need it. Ile COll6 Inlay adopts the imolai the immortal Nelson— "' Palmas gni merlin feria." " Let him beer the Piaui who nna deserted It. TO • GROAT rAc et Milt I. ts LORGell.rigaSe I sing nut ul 1 , 1•1461* A humbler theme I choose; I sing of what you all Admit r ; I sing—and help saw every mos:— Of Tissue'. Pyr for hiseling shoes: Its qualities unequalled shine. Both high and lees this Wicking use. Ile ranks the lest in al his lino. lie walks in brightness who steps forth With? . Oil hi.% %)1114.%; say. stranger mirth lw be to mirth. Awl love mad Iw:silty's smiles profuse. !it only Mr the mire or stews, In One weather plods his WI?. .tad taLes no thought or makes ne the Of Tun:telt'. arlerisliUbrigla display. Ladies are partieu arty looted to recommend *dr off• tints to use this hirtily rteented I.ignid Medd* sanetioaesi hy the lint familia' in the kingdom. tlentlemen may observe. Qat this ourapaetS" ..6... •" -111114 for their gist or carriage lisencii., will proems • aa rich. glossy. Meek lustre , and at the same Salk " presrrser ef the leather. P. S. it is necessary to revisit 6,11 servants MP se o "Turner's Blacking." *** vsn • imaibba : Primed snit rualished by tar 1. WARS 1.1. Jim. at It. Ogler, No. Iflt Oda firt idle Illt. Lleabears Chant : galterrall Wi, sad .141sortiatanews are rogitestal 14 billlallmq aged it. .AD. irelda e are la IDU 0 wit imago ow. 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