The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-14 00:00:00

; 4 - 7N0.N7::,!'4;1.-4,1t4C71. Ne- Z:7 0 ,, ~~! 't 1 ., LUN DON • ail:110FP ~ of . I F, • f 1 t r 4 .#lo l tito . 4 • •' ' • '. • Ni* r.c:" 1 1 1101A*, A .A, IL Air :rpoin 1 e.F.„ B V. tztloxit..:e liari , .oto is li toietion In . . . I ' ''• • • • r3 l. • a' k en, IrP 111 Ihe inter a l ase L.* v u , Pacept 'ir 1 . ~1 ..~,~ . G•. • i oho 141 the short prices for exportation, the drawback being now 30*. per cwt. Strong Cullers of Tasonrite rri•trbs • re sought after by the itefioere, and.sealise high Nice., this description being sett's-, ; in other de .t.etiittions the mantel k tint so lively. The delivery , "of Ninscovades list year for him* cpusAmptinn was i•Se'rly the ssme as the preceding veer, bet the export toll — shoo ma re than one-half; • There is now see .Sisinlit the dock to unload, against four last year. Twoxbtie sales of CufVEIC of moderate extent •k a iv b brought forward this week a we are there. t . ore'entilleil to ciente the prices of that article with ceetainty. Vinnd ordinary Brasil with a little colour obtained 955.64. and pale Foreign 955._ For fuse ordinal*. Domingo 98s. has been paid by pri. sate Cotarsef. 'lle greatest enquiry however at resent is for good ordinary and the finer qualities of ' J a sitalrn, for which higher prices are paid. Fast India is held at an mimic, on the last currency, hot nothinq consequence has yet been done therein. Reit continues 'weedy dull of demand, and low Leewatils hare been sold a little under 2s. Ild.— lainaiess support themselves better,but even in these ft' Or cents. have been sold lately at .34. Id. per gal lon. The stock of Rum is 2280 puncheons more than at this time last year, and prices about the same. toitwooir will scarcely bring 81. if prompt sale is required. ... . .. . . EAST INDIA PRODUCE. In fine CA's)). large perchases bate been made et 101. to 15s. per cent. adosece. NORTH AstEnIGAN PRODUCE. For Carolina Kra: there're but row enquiries. Amu continue in brisk demand ;. Pats are becoao. ing.acarce. Rouon Tuner:mar is advancing ; Mt barrels American were reported yesterday, end sold at 19s. 6d., and some small parcels from second to third bands at 20s. Tosscco.-There has been nothing done since our fast worth noticing, but prices remain firm. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Co•rroN war in very limited demand until Friday, when the East India Company's satle took place, con sitting of about 8200 bales Bengal, 4600 bales Surat, •• end 270 bales Bourbon. Of tint former about 2500 were bought in, wed 600 bales Surat; the rest went off with considerable spirit, chiefly to the - trade. The, Rentals brought prices equal to the sale on the 28th. of November last-and the Surats, though with some unsteadiness, fall 4d. to Id. per pound higher; the quality generally was inferior, there being little of good and none fine. A public sale of 500 balsa Surat, of fair quality, followed, and sold at 1511. it 151 d. on Emit India Company's terms. The sales of the week a re(dity paid), 50bags Peptamhuccos. good; 2s. Ild.; 38 Minn, middlittS, 22L; 64 Uplands, middling, 20d. %. 10-Demanra, ordinary, 22d. ; 300 Sarre (in bond), ordinary to middling, 1441. a 15d.; 300 Bengal', Middling . , 111 d.; good, 121 d. pet • East India Company's sale; 200 Bo on, ordinary ' , to middling, 24. a 21. 2d.•• fair to ood, 2s. 3d. a jb 20; 5d.; fine, 2s. 7d.; * 4400 Si s,. ordinary to' . middling, 131 d. a 15d.; fair to gond, 154 d a 174.; 5800 Bengals, ordinary to middling, 10td. a llfd. fair to good, 12J. a 121 d. per lb. . BALTIC PRODUCE. TAct.ole is firm. It is expected that parties who have contracted to : deliver in this month, must come on the market.-Hemp is rather higher : 481. has been paid for Petersburg! , clean in a few instances. The following were the quotations of St. Peters burgh, December 16 :-Y. C. Tallow, 160 skis ; Hemp, 76. Exchange, II 5.8 d. r . BRITISH STA , PLE ARTICLES. - The Amend for REVIVED SUGA.RS has been lively, aitVite disposition noticed in our last, by the ex• °Otters to buy for spring shipments, has in some Instances increased, yet the Refiners still decline 'entering into cortracts at the present prices, except 'taken away or housed. Loaves we quote Is. higher; Crushed Sugars for lime 65.. The increase of duty 'on Muscovades alters the bounty on Refined Sugars to Ireland only. Motasscs steady at 36,. limn Peovlstons.-There has been little doing in any kind of Beef for the last week, except Dublin Ness, ehich is currently selling at 51..5.. India 'Pork is in demand ; Prime Mess is soleable. SPIRITS of TURPENTINE.-There are not any sel lers of town drawn Spirits under 81s. Ones.--W hate Oils are rather lower, a cargo of emit 360 ions came in yesterday from the South * Seas • Cod Oil is stationary. 'l'he demand for Litt. seed ' Oil is great, the valet made for present and future delivery have WC , i considerable. Rape Oil is rather lower. "! •4 3 t . , •'' • ' .... •• , LIVERPOOL' REPORT. Jas. 10. The Cotton Market coniineed very inactive until Wednesday, since when there has been a fair demand for Bowed. Ind Brazils, but at lower prices, to which holders acceded. The new crop of Bowed; prove of very good quality, end have hitherto obtained 22J. a 22td. per lb. ; but as supplies are continually ar riving these prices cannot now Le realized. The' total sales amount to 5,400 be s, and consist of 1,300 Bowed, at 181 d. a 22t '= 4 - 160 Orleans at 211 d. a 2s. ; 350 Sea Islands 11 's. 31d. a 3s. ; .., 1,700 Pernams at 2s. OP. a 21. .; 200 Bahia it 231 d.; ,11.25.; 1300 Maranhanteet 23441. a 230.; .60 Demerara _at 231' a '2s. la.; 20 13arbadoes at 221(1.; 120 Serats at 1741. a 191 d. ; and 200 Ben gals at 141 d. ..1,541. per lb.; of which about 800 bags (Pernami) have been taken by specelaters. The` li. P.Sugers offered at public sale this week ere 600 casts, which have sold readily at an advance of from is. 11 2s. on brow!, to middling, and Is. on good to fine qualities; dry to good born Demerara. with strength have brought 725. 9d. 9 1 745. 641. ; Ja:' inaica good brown to middling 775. a 835., good diddling 875., and good to , fine 98s. a 945. ; fine Barbadoes have 'also rear 92,. a 955. Coffee still continues to be enquired a and an advance of ls on the low, and '2s. on the er descriptions has been paid. In "Citt'oit; Ginget,and Pimento nothing doing. Rums were extremely dell until peter& y, when we had 'an eltqllr7 fur expOrt, end too pun. cheous isere*Sold at :2s 8d; for common Leeirerds, And 3s. 4id. inr.jaraka 16.0. P. which latter are onerally ield,at 4s. 9.0... , Y . TIRE LAW. AFTAth 414 4 ENG& COURT OF RING'S BENCH, lie. 11 SHRTHOttI , OM COSTER V. LUFFNON. This was en action upon a policy of inanranee, brought by the Plaintiffs, Who are egents actipg for. two Portuguese merchsntr, Antonio low ceiias and Fratdsio Desoto, residing it tt.. egeber the Defffidaht, an under Writer. • Tile Polley was elfcocoa on the Slat January, 2611, open the ship Mtly de Dios, upon the roared voyage at and froM 14. Michael's to reveals o; being WOOL upon the vessel, and 15001. sped thetergo, at 6 per cent. 01 this insurance, the slier of 2001. was in sured by the present .Detendant: The Plaintiffs re covered the whole aim. THE N1 . N41 V. TINE INHABITANTS OF Tat COUNTY OF VIDDLEIEr. This was an indictment spinet the inhabitants of the county of Middlesex, calling upon them to repair a certain bridge called Brent.btidge, et the five-mile stone on the Edgeware-road, one quarter of which is in the parish of Wilsrlen, and the other three. quarters in the perish of Hendon. Mr. MAHRTAT, On the part of the prosecution, ,stated, and subsequently proved in evideece, that for a considerable time the bridge bad beets out of repair, 'end that many serious accidents had been occasioned by it. Under such circumstances, unless it ceeid be -proved that the burden of repairing the bridge was prescriptively laid upon some peaticuter individual, :the inhabitants of the county were hosed to answer for the reparation. . Mr. COHNEY, for the defendants, admitted, that with regard to the parish of Wilkie?, he could bring .no proof to throw the burden from the county ; bet .with respect to the parish of Hendon, he could prove both else negative and a ffi retative,not only thet the coon ty newer had repaired it, but that the Lord of the Ma. oar of Mallon had at his own espence repaired the bridge. Mr. Stirling, who had been Clerk of the Peace for the county of Middles.. for a considerable number of years, proved that the county had never been charged With any sum 4•1 money for the repair of the bridge. while he had filled that situation ; and Mr. Joseph Nicol, who lived nearly all his life at Hendon, and who was a bricklayer by business, proved that in 1788 he was employed by Mr. Gar. yck, the celebrated performer, who, art that time pawned the manor, to repair thehridgr. The Jury fount) a verdict--Guilty, with respect ta4he parish of Wilsden, and Not Guilty as to the perish of Hendon. LONDON SESSIONS. Yesterday, after the business of swearing Con stables it Guildhall, the LOUD M ATOR, Recorder, and City Magistrate., opened the Court of Sessions. The waiter and chamber-maid at the Belle-Sauvage Inn, were indicted for assaulting the cook-maid.— Some di.pute having occurred, a sort of battle royal ensued between the cook and chainber-maid, during which the waiter took the part of the chamber-maid and struck the cook. He bad several knives and forks In his hand at the time, and by accident in flicted several wounds in ter arm. The Defendants were found Guilty. Daniel Benjamin Leadbealer, one of the Lord Mayor's officers, was indicted for an assault on Francis Kinnersley, on the 4th December. The Prosecutor being called, lie did not appear, and as there was no esidence, the Defendant was acquitted. PO L IG E FATAL 1)U I•;L. Bow•sTaEsT.—Yesterday morning another in vestigation took place before It. Blanc, Esq. re specting the cause of the death of Lieutenant Edward Bailey, of the 58th Regiment of Foot, who was ahnt in a duel, on Monday morning, in a field near Chalk.farm. .• , Mr. O'Callaghan, who stint the deceased, was p al to the bar, as likewise were Nye two seconds. Mr. George Rood, the surgeon, of Hauspsteed now attended, and stated, that he was sent for en Monday morning with great speed, to go to Mr. Adams's house,' in England's-lane, to attend a Gen tleman, who had been severely wounded. He ar rived at Mr. Adams's house about ten o'clock, where he saw a Gentleman who had been woended lying on a sofa ; he proceeded to examine the wound, and he found a ball had penetrated on his right side very nearly in a lioe with his navel. He proceeded to eiamine him on his left side, when he discovered that a ball was resting between his skin and the muscles. He succeeded in extracting the ball, and .l then dressed the wound. Tim three Prisoners were present in the room at the time he ezemined the wounds of the deceased. After Lieut." Bailey died, he opened the body, and found his intestines had-- been wounded in three different places t and which be had no doubt caused his death. Mr. William Adams, who has acted so humanely in this shocking transaction, attended again, and in addition to his testimony of Monday night, stet . * that after the deceased had called Mr. O'CallegUia to him, on the sofa, shook hands with him, an said every thing hid been conducted in the most honour able manner, and that he forgave him : he -waked Mr. O'Callaghan if he would hate done the same by him if he had woended him. To this Mr. O'Calia ghan replied, most certainly, be should have acted es' he had done; and followed up tire observation by saying, I wish I had been wounded inatead of you. Mr. O'Callaghan appeared much *fretted; and said, you touched me in the first fire we bad on one of my legs by what is 'called a graae, end ea/bibbed his trowsers and boots, when it appeared that a ball bad passed through both the legs of his.trowsers and one f his hoots. He saw the deceased, Lieutenant alley, shake hands vet., heartily with Mr. O'Cal laghan. The three Prisoners situ's-ordered' to kr detaintil in custody. Os tba -applicatiew of an . Attorney, engaged for the Prisoners, Mr. BUM! agreed to their under going.another investigation previnurto their commit ment for trial, and the Attorney wrote 'to Mr, Adama,.rageesting 'it as a lima, thatire would at. tend again' yesteidarevioing, gat eon etiotk, at which beer the three Priveviers • were boo lit itsib luselpg ististkeatin:ildat, . ~.. _ ___ .4k jaistiim spialo , --bmmisicist- ...._ . . . .. . - • 4 ,. .. ' - • , ... • . es , i.- • . • - , , . ~. .-: . , . . ..- . -,... THE - , .- . . • __. 41:6"azuRrif • % „ , i. N• 14 , a • . l'it ' , OP r LitlrktFT464ol l ifiNGE. .• . . 1 • . . -.•---- --wasw.-. A t 'lli i 1. ft!r 4 -#lo'oto . _._._ .-.,.- . ' Ni . 0. - *INDIA', t, ~1 1 .)„ Air :Pp 0 DUCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, Aso BV. thlosst.:Ye hive •lirl • ii,l•istion to SHRTIICItt! OM COSTER V. s.urr , 'it'll" it'. the Inire s't 314 " i l--4-' week, except This was an action upon a policy . 81 i \ I begot; the short prices for exportation, t h e dra aback brought by the Plaintiffs, iho are egen beio now 304. per cwt. Strong slotrs at T a tt o Urlto two Portuguese merchants, Antonio Jr M., rks ere sought after by the it•fin•re k , pod sails* MO ceilu end Fraidseo Bexoto, residing tits rricev, this description being scarce ; in other de• egelier the Deßffidant, an anderWriter. • • .t.rrintions the ntaiket k tint so lively. The delivery wee e lr ee t e a on t h e Sl it J anuary , sun ( , "of Iloscovades Ilst year for home censtimption was ' ship Mil de Dios, upon the rotted'. TO: iii.iitly the same as the preceding F ear, hot the export from 44. Michael's to Periainfetio; I /•toll - she'll more than on•-half; There is now ere upon the vessel, and 15001. sped thee _ . .(.binist the dock to unload, against four lest year. cent. Of' this insurance, the Mier of I Twoxblic sales of Coma of moderate eztent saved by the present .Defendant: The a • •), 5 4. , b brought forward this week, we are there. covered the whole aim. ' toce'entilleil to goon the prices of that article with THE KiNO V. TSB INHABITANTS OF THI • i . Misr, ceetainty. irOnd ordinary Brazil with a little usDALSIVIC. z .• % • .1 ~.r colour obtained, 954.64. and pale Foreign 95 5._ For TMs was an indictment against the i ' line ordinal . Domingo 98s. has been paid by pri. the county of Middlesex, calling upon tl I , vate Conine,. ' 'llse greatest enquiry however at a certain bridge called Brentsbtidge, at resent is for good ordinary and the finer qualities of stone on the Edgeware.road, one gem 1 . ' Jawlike, for which higher prices ere paid. Fast is in the parish of Wilsden, and the lt ' India is held at an mimic, on the last currency, hot cleaners in the perish of Hendon. I codling i 4 consequence has yet been done therein. Mr. MAHRTAT, on the part of the 1..&,• ' ' Reit continues extremely dull of demand; and low stated, and sobsequently proved in Mil Leewaids have been sold a little ender 24.11 d- & considerable time the bridge had beets : 1 1 . ; Amain' support themselves better,but even in these end that many serious accidents had be 11 . 14/' Oy H r cents . have been sold lately at 3s . 7 d. p er g al- b. Under such circumstances, pals 1 • lon. The stock of Rum k 2280 puncheons more than /gore d t h at t h e bur d en o f repairing t at this time last year, and prices about the same. prescriptively laid upon some political ' 'Lel:weds will scarcely bring 81. if prompt sale is the inhabitants of the county were bet required. ... ~ . . . for the reparation. . EAST T ItDIA PRODUCE. fine CAISIB tare purchases bate been made at Mr. 6 " stY• for at d'ltandtudis ' In with regard to the parish of Wilkie, I , t lOs. to 15s. per cent. advinsce. no proo f to t h row t h e b ur d e n from' tie NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. .with respect to the perish of Hendon, I For Carolina Kra: there're but low enquiriee. both the negative and a tfinnative,not only Amu continue in brisk demand ;. Pats are beconn• ty newer had repaired it, but that the Li ing.acarce. • . Revolt Tuttermer is advancing ; 10tti barrels "7 of " end " had at his on " "P m blr. Stirling, who had beer t Am n erica weep reported yesterday, and sold at tr'dga a face for the county of Middlesex for 19s. 6d., and some small parcels from second to third number of years, proved that the cos bands at 20s. 'rosacco.-There has been nothing done since our been charged " "b an y sum of money of the bridge, while he had fi lled that • last worth noticing, but prices remain fitm. Mr. Joseph Nicol, who lived nearly SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Hendon, and who was a bricklaye CoorroN war in very limited demand until Friday, proved that in 1788 he was employe when the Fast India Company's satle took place, cots. . • , VCR, t he celebrated performer, who • sitting of about 8200 bales Bengal, 4600 bales Surat, ',owned the manor, to repair thebrit .• and 270 bales Bourbon. Of th e former about 2500 , fhe Jury fount) a verdict-Gail/A were bought in, wed 600 bales Surat; the rest went to the parish of Wilsden, and Not GI oftf with considerable spirit, chiefly to the - trade. The • mob of Hendon. Bengals brought prices equal to the sale on the 28th of November last-and the Surat., though with some --•- •- - LONDON SESSION: unsteadiness, fall id. to Id. per pound higher; the quality generally was inferior, there being l ittle of . -somis-- . . good and none fine. A public sale of 500 bales Yesterday, after the business of stables at Guildhall, the Loan MAI Surat, of fair quality, followed, and sold at 15d. a 151 d. on Rot India Company's terms. The sales of and City Magistrates, opened the Co the week are(dtity paid), 50bags Pernambucens. good, The waiter and chamber-maid at chi ' 2t. lid.; 38 Mina, middling,' 221 ; Cid Uplands, Inn, were indicted for assaulting th middling, 20d. ;• 10-Demerara, ordinary, 22d. ; 300 Some dispute having occurred, a sort ensued between the cook and chaMbi Soren (in bond), ordinary to middling , 1411 . a 15 d . ; ' 300 Bengal', Middling; 111 d.; good, 12111. per which the waiter took the part of the • East India Company's sale; 200 Bo on, ordinary and struck the cook. He had seve • to middling, 24. a 2 s . 2d forks in his hand at the time, and I .'s fair to pod, 2s. 3d. a • 2s ; 54.; fine, 2 s. 7 d.; * 4 400 ' Si s,• ordinary to flitted several wounds in her arm. . . middling, 131 d. a 15d.; fair to gond) 151 d a 17d. ; Tb• Defendants were found Guiffi 5800 liengals, ordinary to middling, 101 d. a !lid. Daniel Benjamin Leadbeater, of • fair to good, 124. a 121 d. per lb. . Mayor's officers, was indicted for BALTIC PRODUCT:. Francis Kinnersley, on the 4th I TALLOW is firm. It is expected that parties who Prosecutor being called, lie did not have contracted to : deliver in this month, must come there was no evidence, the Detention on the market.-Hemp is rather higher : 481. has I ". been paid for Petersburgh clean in a few inst an ces. POLICE • The following were the quotations of St. Peters. 1 -orm- -1 ~ burgh, December 16 :-Y. C. Tallow ) 160 this ; FATAL DUEL. Hemp, 76. Exchange, 1l 5.8 d. Bow.yreEsT.-Yesterday morni • .i. . BRITISH STA I PLE ARTICLES. vestigation took place before It. ft The demand for REFINED Suo4as has been lively, specting the cause of the death of Lie aidl•itie disposition noticed in our last, by the es• Bailey, of the 58th Regiment of aphtiers to buy for spring shipments, has in some shot its a duel, on Monday morning instances increased, yet the Refiaen still decline Chalk.farm. 'entering into cooracis at the prese'nt prices, except Mr. O'Callaghan, who stint the d , • l' taken away or housed. Leaves we quote Is. higher; to the bar, as likewise were the two • Crushed Sugars for lime 655. The increase of duty Mr. George Rood, the surgeon, i t 'on Muscovades alters the bounty on R e fi n e d S u g ars now attended, and stated, that he i V to Ireland only. Motassxa st e a d y at 361. Monda y mornin g with great speed, i' • , , limn Peovistoes.-There has been little doing in Adams's house,' in England's.lane, any kind of Beef for the last week, except Doblin tleman, who had been severely w Mess, chick is currently selling at 51..5.. India tived at Mr. Adams's house about to 'Pork is in demand ; Prime Mess is soleable. he saw a Gentleman who had beer SPIRITS of Ttlemerixe.-There are not any sal- on a sofa ; he proceeded to examine - lers If town drawn Spirits under 81s. he found a ball had penetrated on I Oil.-Whale Oils are rasher lower, a cargo of nearly in a line with his navel. I *broil 360 tons came in yesterday from the South examine him on his left side, who 'Seas • Cod Oil is stationary . The demand for Lin. that a ball was res ti ng b e t ween h s eed 'Oil is great, the valet made for present and muscles. He succeeded in extractir future delivery have W. i considerable. Rape then dressed the wound. The thre Oil Is rather lower. , • . , • '8 4 .. present in the room et the time , . wounds of the deceased. After Li , .'t • LIVERPOOL' REPORT. JAL 10 . 7. .he opened the body, end found ii The Caton Market contineed very inactive until been wounded in three different ph 'Wednesday, since when there has been a fair demand had no doubt caused his death. for Boweds and Brazils, but at lower prices, to which Mr. William Adams, who has ac . holders acceded. The new crop of Bowed; prove of in this shocking transaction, attend I l ' very good quality, and have hitherto obtained 22d. addition to his testimony of Mond a 921 d. per lb. ; but as supplies are continually sr- that after the deceased had called riving these prices cannot now be realized. The' to him, on the sofa, shook hands i 1 . total sales amount to 5,400 bs s, and consist of every thing hid been conducted in 1,300 Bowed , at 1814. a 221 '"-- 160 Orleans at able manner, and that he forgavi . 210. a 21.; 350 Sea Islands s. 31d. a 3s. ; Mr. O'Callaghan if ht would bete 4 1,700 Pernams at 2s. Of 4. a 21. .; 200 Baltic, at Mm if he had wounded him. To • . 2314.; a.2s. ; 1300 Maranhanteat 231 d. a 230.; ghan replied, most certainly, be sb • , . .60 Demerara at 231' a 2s. la.; 20 13arbadoes he had done; and followed up 11 at 221 d.; 120 Serats at 17d. a 190. ; and 200 Ben. saying, I wish I had been woe's& gals at 120. o'l : sd. per lb.; of which about 800 Mr. O'Callaghan appeared much bags (PerriemS) have been taken by speculators. you touched me in the first fire we 1 ~ The' U. P. Sugars offered at public sale this week legs by what is 'called a geese ) • 1 are 600 casts, which have sold readily at an advance trowsers and boots, when it appee ( i of from 15.1 2s. on brown to middling, and Is. on passed through both the legs of •hi good to fine qualities; dry to good born Demerara. If his boots. Ile saw the dot with strength have brought 725. 90. dlds. 60. ; Ja:t Bailey, shake hands very beartil; attain good brown to middling 775. a 835., good laghan. te 1 ' middling 875., sad good to , fine 88s. a 945. ; fine The three Prisoners 1/4111 , 011101 Barbadoes have also real' 921. a 955. Coffee still in custody. continues to be enquired a and an advance of ls- On the opplicatiee. of an Atte on the low, and 'ts. on the er descriptions has the Prisoners, Mr. Bahia ogres , • . been paid. In "CnCoil; Gingei, - and Pimento nothing goinganother investigation previn - . doing. Rums were 114009,1 y dell until pettedly, meat for trial, and the Ahem :', t *Win we bad 'an etiqUir y fur export, mad 100 pee. t ridas.,...q...iiiig .it sea femur, cheous ivere Bold at ',25. Bd. for common Leewards, tend again' yasteldareveniog, w And 3s. 41d , tr , rJeffssica 14 .0. I . which latter are twelsiotchotsereeid.lhelngiaveemag.Privtnissoef;ta.: P. • i • . ' t.eneraUy ieldat 4s. a 1.., . - . . . . , . . , . . • ~ ,•.-.'' lExi'r7i r Mwig" ' •., .._ .. .. worom --- - ---,--- - three Barristereol4, - .Kelgaillibre *tibia, and Mr j ic Gould, attended : their arguments went first to oho 1 that the Prisoners could be bailed, but th e i r app) 1 lion failing, they simply asked that they Arnold a be committed to Newgate, bat be allowed to rensail' in the watch-house, as the more comfortable todgi till the result of the Coroner's Inquest should,,, known. • ' "11 Mr. Maim said he had a public duty to per io;; seli In answer to the arguments of the Learned Cosa . he quoted the ease of Montgomerie and M`Nitaara ' in which Mr. Heaviside, the surgeon, who had_latri been Mending professionally,was committed to New. Rate on a charge of murder. Sr Richard Ford was the'committing Magistrate, who at thattioneexpreased his determination to commit the surgeons, end ell person, who were present at fatal duels, to take their trials for murder ; and this checked the spirit of duelling for some time. Mr. Heaviside was confined in Newgate for a considerable time and at a very con. 'adorable espence. Probably bail to any amount could have been procured for Mr. Heaviside, but all was refused. Mr. Birnie further observed, that he did not know that Magistrates bad any thing to do with Coroners' Inquests. Mr. Nolan said, if the Magistrate complied with the application, no mischief, public or. private, could happen. The MAOISTRATZ firmly observed, that it was in evidence before him that one of the Kine's 'objects had been deprived of life, and upon prima facie,aric dence it was murder. Mr. NOLAN again urged his notice that his Clients might have a more comfortable lodging. Mr. Manta mid he had made up his mind': the Prisoners meat all be committed to Newgate to take their trial for the murder of lieutenant Bailey, and he was convinced that the three teemed Gentlemen would allow that be had decided right. The Gentle. men bowed and retired. The Prisoners were given into the custody of the Jailers to be conveyed to Newgate. , . HORRID MURDER ARISING F4Oll ncasswg URINKIN(T. MARLSOROUGII-WIKEET.—David Ems,. a jour. neymart roap.maker, about 40 years of age, was brought op from St. Anne's watch-house, charged with the wilful murder of ------., his wife, by striking her repeatedly with a - poker on Saturday , night, at his lodgings at Islconburgh-court, Crown., street, St. Anne's. The following is thetvidenco atr length, as deposed to by the several witnesses s.— Mary Chapman stated, that she lived with her hus band in a room over the Prisoner, who occupied the i parlours, at Nn. 3, Falconborgh-court. On Satur day night she heard the Prisoner talking loud, as if quarrelling, before twelve o'clock ; and from that hour until three on Sunday morning she beau; dread. fel groans, which proceeded from the Prisoner's room. She went to a chandler's-shop the neat morn ing, when it was reported to her that Fvsns bad mar. dered his wife. She observed the bed and pillows placed against the window, and the curtains of the bed-room were thrown hack, and there seemed much confusion. All the neat day a young woman was there; and she never knew that the wife was deed until a coffin was brought in on Monday night. I Aon Desmond stated, that she occupies the firat• floor of No. 3, over the Prisoner's bed.ronm. On Saturday night her husband COMP home drunk, ski after having had a few words with the Prisoner, who busied himself about the street-door, he threw him self on the bed with his clothe' on. The Prisoner used very bad words to witness after he bad got into his own room. Witness waited on the stairs, and beard him beating his wife, and her groans were loud' and repeated, and she alarmed the other lodges,] stating that murder was being committed in the house, but she could not rouse any one, and she dared Rot go alone. The groans of the deceased grew mom languid. Not seeing her the next morning, she thoogbei she might have black eyes, and being a reserved par. ticeler woman she would not like to be seen. Wit. j ness saw the Prisoner nest morning wiping spots oat of the floor with a wet cloth in the front paslour,, end she upbraided him with 111 treating his wife.— The back parlour where they slept was shot. These, was much enquiry about the wife in the neighbour-1 hood, but witness did not-know she was dead until Monday night, when the coffin was brought in.— There was a strange woman in the Prisoner's apart ments incessantly watching the knocker of the door. Rebecca Mucclewhit, who occupied an apartment on the second floor, corroborated' the two former witnesses relative to the groaning - of the deceased 1 until after two o'clock in the morni. It was like i the meaning of a dog. She made up p er mind to go 1 down stairs twice, and she got out of bed to do so, 1 but she was afraid for herself and her husband, as he was &tittle man, although she said to him that she Iwould not stay in a house where murder was be. ing committed. The noise which preceded the 1 1 groans appeared to her like a person knocking. down shelves with a poker, and it continued as if to drown the noise. Mr. Webb, constable of St. Anne's, who acted *pen the information of one Desmond, deposed, that Sting heard of the suspicious circumstances, went to . the Prisoner's house and found him smoking. On interrogating him, he said something of three Irish. men being in his passage, and try his conversation he seemed lobate been jealous aids wife, and he ac -knowledge(' having struck her in the mnuth with his. -fist. Witness examined the front parlour, and he discovered the floor and the wainscot round the room besprinkled with blood.. An attempt had been made to cleanse it, bet the very nit-striding, of the , room, out of reach, were spleahed with it. He could not 1 , find any of the deceased'scluthes, but a pair of hoots, which were bloody. He, afterwanls saw the body in 1 - the coffin in the bedroom, covered over with a sheet.' The cap on the head was aagoreof blood, and a Irma 4 1 head of hair was matted with ono mass of blood. T 1 back part of the bead was beat to atoms, so that a finger could be buried in the wounds, and 'no such appearances could have been occasioned by a fist ..t This room was also besprinkled with blow). Wit's , * took a poker from the fire, which, from the appal'. once of blood, Was no doubt the instrument of death. The Prisoner said, that the deceased .wae very bad al seven o'clock in the morning, and he applikl but bricks to her feet, and that she died at ten o'clock.— The Prisoner retested to give any account of the clothes ; but wit nest aterritiined that a man. mime.' Dais, who resided nest door, and who workedsi.b _.-, Ir _ 't ; , , ~:~ i • • theltirleirateemtemiltsiGibbeindibeella Med ahem in handle. whbek the Primmer hod osnosepodotw) Wt. Webb trot ed the boodle, ug eod the etotiles eenbrehlid the herrid art. Some bee* washed. The, sewer said, Mrs. Ditio sad Mrs ;man laid Me wigs ~e set. George Gillen, a dent,: •IMPelkillts tit, weld. A ti m at..keeper,r:orroilorated leak and added • that the Priattnee.told hint that he• gemerelleal with. Ms wife becaese site could clot uttlieglit le bias Ist 2s. 1044. out of B*.; that be weit„froot owe public.. boom. to another until be was drinsk, and that a map told Itim he was living .ssith a *oasis glee wife; he•tbew related , above lapiu . the btliSS '& applying warm bvicks, we:ll.4llw • I t The Prisoner's defence was as Feist, et what he hid told Webb stud. Galen.; that Davismitti iteiretie about till he got verrdeopk,. sod that Wean', hi m . ; self going on leaving the 4rbt•houie, Wheß h. gar, home be could just remember that en Irishert strack him, sod one of the women, Desmoid, him that ben beguiled bed -criminal knowledge of hie wife. • Ile seal of the mousey short, applyhig bricks to her.feet, noising bee tea le the night, .4,jit her going to bed ;. and that Resit and be foaled 'Ur deed in the bed in the morning. Tile coffin, ha said, washed from Westminster. MAGISTRATt.—fIow oft,* did you strike her? sod how came the room so Moody ? Prisoner.—l suppose the blood came from my wife's heed. I was very tipsy, and don't remember striking her more than once. • MAGISTRATE. —glow came the blood cc the pnkeo? Prisoner.—l might have struck her head when she was lying by the fire.place, as I tried to pick her or, but being giddy let her fall again, I believe. • The Pr issuer was remanded till Friday, when the undertaker and his man, and the.two women who laid the deceased out, were ordered to attend. INFAMOUS 1 M POSTOR. USION-HA LL.—M nudity a woman, of masculine' ay. pearauce, about 30 years of age, accompanied by a boy who she stated was her son, applied to the Ovei. , seer of Christ Church parish, near Blackfriare. bridge, and in the btoad brogue of Ireland solicited relief. She said that her name was Mahone', she was the widow of a soldier, and was travelli ng front Barnet to Susses. The Overseer thought that Imbed some recollection of the face of the applicant, and to ld h er ver y plainly that he had relieved her spoof some former applicatiou. She most positively denied that she had ever befote seen his face. tfpon threat. ening to lake her into custody, and after questioniog her very closely, she acknowledged that she bacl once assemed the mane of Crawford, and at another time that of WGinnis. lie sent for a constable, an d she was t a ken into custody. Upon searching her were found several forged passe., bl an k f orma a f passes, and a War-office pass, signed with fictitious names. By the marks of various parish officers on the latter pass, it appeared that she had extorted 240. feral pounds; by the others she had received at tt k e rate of 12s. and I li. each day from parish oflicei, through whops parishes she had pu.sseti. Yesterdor she was tr.ken before Mr. Serjearst SELLON, the Si,.l tine Magistrate: the Overseer stated the aboie . ci.r. cumstance, and added, that it appeared by tke va rious documents found on her person, that she bed net received a less sem then .501. in charity wittkits live or six months; there were several persons v. be obtained a subsistence in a similar manner. The M AGISTR 4TE said, that several impostors of the same description had been broeght before him. She was committed to the quarter Sessions as la rogue and vagabood. QUEEN-SQUAD C.—John niChfirebotT. alias, inatit, was yesterday put to the bar for a further exanrina . tion, on a charge of having robbed Nlivart's hotel ~ ip Lower Brook-street, of two coats, a waisicesel., and a pair of pantaloons, belonging to George - Edwall Oxendon, Esq. air ()Ropier'. and son of Air 'Ozention, Bart.—Prisoner remanded till Friclay, Yesterday about half past twelve o'clock aperenst was passing the house occupied by a OMR named Bell, No. t 9, Dover-street, Illackfriari-coad, and heard a cry of " fire," and upon lookittg throdat the window saw a great blaze, he rushed into the house and found 'a child about seven years of tuts enveloped in flames. Ile put nut the fire i quick a; he could ; the child was burnt from tklyiko legs, too &neat to describe, and Wasrekrrted an agonizing state to St. Thomas's itrippital., t appears that the father and mother were work, and left the children (fire in ItUffit/er) i4i.l house. They began to ,pliy with the'tre, and Ow -girl so dreadfully berried, whose clati4a irewellmert took fire, and She is not •%pectertito.lice Olaf hours. Had the child been rlsessell in irmitlest, ty almost venture to say, the accident tad' . net kip Ipetted. . 11116141. , On the 12th ingtant. Hie 1.14) of O. H. iiniiinZ JO tb General Powt-Officr, of n $Oll. • WED. A few days aro. at Lytham, nc.r Presjon. Mrs. •Swati, relict of the late Mr..J..*saa. of Wigan. On the lib instal Srariibuck, near Orookirk, very voiflenl! ,Mr. John Towers, innkeeper. • On she lU inst. in the 72d year of hr , age. Mr. Matllte Hu, tritest At. John-sisnare,Clerk en will. printer. I.^ OA the lith joss. after three iatioth.' inste-s. in the nth yrs of his tyge. ss hik taking hit tea. Mr. John Skirvelyof 240.111 Hawk( Iliaitsfay,sirinter. while he had 'been establiyl?o,4setic t• .40._yearc and o its universally respected. Lately, at 'lathy, Neethasinotion.hire. 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