The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-03-06 00:00:00

E STATESMAN: id that he would not obey any dding a very opprobious epithet. unicated to the Officer, he cont.' tain, who immediately ordered the aught before him. , harrier, refused to come, and ;ith a knife, declaring he would de. nd stab any person who should lay to force him. The Officer whose orders sated himselfalso with a knife,and desired or Officers to seize him, but at last the' nself was obliged to come with the boat. to the latter he surrendered, and went to r.deck. The Captain for his disobedience iim to the poop, where he was detained for e hours. He then quitted It without permission, „Int to his birth, and neat day he was sent for, and brought to the quarter-deck by force, refusing to make any submissiou, the Captain ,erect him into irons, hand and foot, and sent him risoner to the steerage, where he continued from that period until the 23d of May, when he arrived in England. During the first month of his confine. ment, all his irons were continued, but for the re minder of the period his handcuffs were taken of by day, and put on again at night. Verdict for the Plaintiff—Damages 1001. This was the last cause for trial, and the sittings euded. CONSISTOKY COURT. DOCTORS' COMMONS, MARCH 1. WHALE V. WHALE. This was a suit of divorce, instituted by John Whale, Esq. the husband, against Ann, his wife, by reason of adultery. It appeared that the marriage took place between the parties in the parish of St., Mary-le-bonne, in the month of November,l793, and that they cohabited together as man and wife for several years on terms of affection, no proof being adduced to the contrary. That in the month of October, 1812, the husband went to Portugal, he being a Captain in his Majesty's Ist Regiment of Life Guards; that previous to his quitting England' he made arrangements for his wife to reside at New bury with a relation ; that during his absence in Portugal, he, hearing of his wife's infidelity, ob tained permission of the Duke of Wellington to re turn to this country, when he discovered the adul terous intercourse carried on by his wife. The libel exhibited on the part of Captain Whale, charged his wife with a criminal connection with hive per sons of the names of Holmes, Powell, and Pearce, the two former soldiers, a private and serjeinf longing to the same regiment, the litter a shoe. - 1 maker residing at Newbury, and tgltk whom after- I wards she went to Alton, in Hannishiiii, where they continue to carry on an adulterous iuteicnurse t 0 .4 • • gether. The Court (Sir W. San"), after recapitulating the evidence, was of opinienthatthesdultery alleged was clearly proved to have , been ectitsinitted with Holmes and Pearce, and therefore it said the hus band was entitled to the remedy he prayed, and accordingly pronounced for the same. ASVZICS7 II ERT 11°I'1,911Alleil A promotion of 405 Midshipmen, to the rank of Lieutenant, has taken place this month. We under stand there yet remain upwards of 700 candidates for the rank ; Midshipmen who have served the required. period, and passed their examination. Saturday a cause of a very singular nature came en for argument before Mr. Justice DAMPIER, at hie chambers. It appears that about a week back, an application was made to his Lordship for a writ of Habeas Corpus, to bring before him the body of a female child, eleven years of age, who was in the custody of her aunt, a respectable woman, living in . Somers'-town, in order that she might be delivered to the care of her mother, as :ler natural guardian.— Mr. Cummins, on the part of the mother, stated that the child had certainly, for a long time since, re mained under the protection of her aunt, bat the mother, whose former husband, by whom she had the child, was dead, and she had since married a person named Sullivan, who was perfectly competent to support the child.—Mr. BARRY, on the part of Mrs. Wilson, the aunt, resisted the delivery of the child to Mrs. Sullivan, on the ground that her morals as well as her genesal welfare were more secure ender the protection of her aunt, who had had the custody of her from the age of fifteen months, and to whom she was fervently attached. Mrs. Sullivan, he said, was a profligate woman, and only wanted the child for public exhibition. He then produced several affidavits, from which it appeared that Mrs. Sullivan was originally married to a man of the name of Craw ley, by whom she had five children : three of them of a perfect whiteness, who were exhibited under the name of three Albinesses, and the other two of a hue porportionatly dark. The child who was claimed was questioned privately by Mr. Justice DAMPIER as to her own wishes, and she preferred staying with her aunt. His. Lordship afterwards had a pH rate conference with her sister, who lives with her mother, and from a comparison of the, manners of the two, added to the description which had been. • given of the career of Mrs. Sullivan, his Lordship declared that he did not feel himself justified in di- , recting the child to be taken from the custody in which she had so long remained with so much advan tage and satisfaction to herself. If this determina tion was not considered satisfactory, it was open to the parties to apply to the Court. Romans DEFEATED.—On the night of the 3d inst. Mr. Tavern, of Lambeth, was alarmed by some per son at his bed-chamber window, as if attempting to get in. He got up, and looking from behind the curtain, he saw a man trying to open the sash.— Having no fire-arms, he was afraid of offering a di- sect resistance, especially as he heard other men talking in the garden. He, however, hit upon one expedient to get rid of them ' • he went down stairs softly, and bringing up a b atf hundred weight of cast iron ; he carried it to a room on the ,sec floor, the window of which was precisely oyes, at which the robber was, and opening it gesstly s . , dropt this tremendous weapon on - his head, knocked him almost senseless from a ladder on which he stood. The blow was not, however, so effectual • The recent iptvalitiaiss gn , l ifa been • ;lc to present his escape, a n d h e was as si s t e d o ff by e nor m o us, un der the '414 ir au alteration in , the :Ai companions. A pursuit took place soo n afte r . Corn Laws taking plate. (tniiirea,t house, it'is W(l 9 wards, hut they escaped. The ladder which the `less made purchases of TritzifriVei - Wirs Ciro to ha' reared again s t the window had been taken from the amount of nearly hal if sterritig..4Frec. r hod of a carpenter in the neighbourhood. • man's Journal.) Mr. Baron Woon told the Jary that this case was one entirely of circumstantial evidences. None of the notes were traced, and, therefore, there wasnot that which would be Strong confirmation ; but if, opon considering all the circumstances as provid e they were of opinion that they amounted to nthn factory proof, they would find the Prisoner guilty. Ile then detailed the above circutitstatides as proved; upon which . the Jury (mind the Prisoner—Guilly. The Learned Judge immediately sentenced him to transporked for the term of seven years. T. Turner and W. Frail were charged with two larcenies in the county, and also for the minder of Henry Tegg, the shoemalter, ,at Becton, in Essen.— They were conskted of Stealing a piece of MON, the property of Joseph Speed,. of Dish* Stortford ; but they will be remitted in Eiger to"tnie 'their trial for the murder. The Assiies Welled oo Sotorday ironing. • I FRON rsz lONDON GAZETTE, 1114aca 4. Foreign Office, March 4. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has bests pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majes ty, to approve of M. Maselet as his most Christian' Majesty's Consul at Bristol ' • M. Hugot, at Glas gow ; and M. Romain , at Dublin. His Royal Highness has also been pleased to ap prove'of Mr. Wm. Edward Lewis Jameson as Cone sal-General at Cork (in the room of his late father), for his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange Nassau, Sovereign Prince of the United Provinces of the Ne therlands. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased to approve a M. M'Mahon as his most Christian Majesty's Vice-Consul at the same place. ROBBERY OF THE HERTFORD BANK. if sir. Cook was indicted for stealing bank-notes and securities of the ilertffird Bank, to the amount of 53181. the property of Jtihn Cathrew and Gorge Christie; the ' proprietors of the Hertford Bank.- The Prosecutors had connection with' Messrs. Rams bottom and Co. bankers, in Lombard-street, and they were in the habit of remitting their 'notes on Thursday and Friday. In order to tto this with se curity, they had a small iron chest made, with a lock of intricate construction. 'lids iron bbx was fitted to a place within the front sett of the Ilea• ford coach, and screwed to the bottom ; and in or der to remove it, it was first necessary to open the box, as the screw-heads were either side. They had one key to this box, and Rernsbottoms another, so -......._ that when they made' their remittances, the box was BANKRUPTS. J. Deakin, Birmingham. gunaoaker, March 11, 18, April screwed to the coach, the securities inclosed and 15, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Alai*, Leigh-street, M I locked op, and on the arrival of the coati' in Lon- LiEn - soate . dealer, March 10 11, April 15, , don, a clerk from the house of Ramsbottora and Co. _". M are . .., ftoivenden, Kent, at the iv rimpack Ina, Toaterdea, Kent. Attornies, Mr.Witn, t attended with the key, and opened the box. On Tenterden ; and -Mr. - Derby; Hartmert-buildings, Teraple. ii . , fMonday, the 15th of May fast, the banker's clerk f at i t ti e ll e T T s a bre ver w n iburY. w shaeken tto l n a i r es ch , 2 :4 . 2 t u r c z: at Hertford put in a remittance of upwards of five , limas street, Doctior's.Uommons ; and Mt. Cooper, Strews thousand pounds, and carefully fastened the chest.: bun . :on the arrival of the coach in town, a clerk, as i „„ T , .... Gardie . r, A be r aue. gilm"rilam mte • 'h°Pk. per much ,XU Yl, April 15, at the Castle lan, Merthyrydvil, lamorgaa ;nisei, from Ramsbattom's house, attended with their ;shire. Anomie, Mr. Meyriek. Glatairgwasulre I sad Memo. key, and opening the box he found it (pike empty. Je . e . kils F lanses,.fad .. Arbbott, het' lon. , 14, Msreh The following was the evidench to fix the crime of 1 • 4 " 4" 1 "" 1 21, pr 15 , at na ai l lrak. Attorney, ulliien lilt. Bowden, Amid. stealing upon the Prisoner : court, liitogosortimstreet. T. Henshall, clerk to the Hertford Bank, de. I J. Ricardsoa.Tewkesbary. Gloacestershire. 4111 041 Mb entree,. Marsh IL . V, Amin 15, at.tbe Ciaildholl scribed the mode of . making their remittances al won:me. Altoona. stars. awake a m y dsag, above. On the 15th of may,bl, inclosed the. *Curl. I coat, Grafi Ina g tarMe.-Sammien, We/eager. : ties in the box to the amount of 53481.24. Ile took 4 N. Cherfilidethal",°43l4illiee, wilier, March I L 9 14 1. l5, at die. Lima, Baaberittornies, Mr. Pearson .., the box himself to the coach at the Bell door, .and it'i man. Temp ; and Mr, D i , Bsablary. Iwas his usual CoStem to pull up both windows while '3. Need ', Mralf•rd. DOW, . later, March 11,25, Aprl4 13, Iltzl he Screwed it down, and he did so on that occasion. G m u jo ild ri lial es. l. Attoruies, News. Levitt and Risen, Hayden-mare, j The next day they received information that the ! R. ties - , Fairford, Glimegalteishlre, grocer, March 11, 111, t 1 reel was gone, although the box was locked when t ll• ra 5 .. 0 goikna / 4 19hitirgs Mrittgoltobilmou mod Moe, lit arrived in town. The box was made. by one i J. Li l u i rr i r r t . woo. . cdohde ,,,, d.spade ,.. ape f activer, Nunn, who had asserted the lock was such thatlt March 23, 25, April 15. at the Black Lion lan, Whitehavew. Could not be picked. •- On the 20(11 of hily they :re- , Ina t "'. in t i t : , : t e r ivi ll l Fa o rre w b S i t i l li r es ' . Slid Uhlba " Nich°lBl. eeived back by the post 22001. in notes, which had i g.'id. s a i ong , n , t ° t o u c e s sei_weroce, Commercial-road, mgr. I been specially indorsed Messrs. Ramsbottoms, and tutees, March 7, 14, April 15, at GaihlhaU. Attommiy, Mr. were not negociable without their further intiorse.l. r jett ra t daa ' age r mart ut o ,?t i rt. d asnow ' street st ' reet. proyision-hmker, ment. On cros s -e x amination, be said; that they had , Mane 7, 21, Aprills, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. Birkett, suspected Newport, thetosebman, who had brought' Cmak m -bur. ~, Mr PO d. ilk on butcher , March IR, April 1, , enaction against Christie for slander. ' I 19, - " Spread a xle , Nottingham . Anornies , Sir 9. Whit. Denham, the landlord of the Ball, and ,Harrison, ,eon tinseltiog,Sejmnies Ina, Fleet-street; and Mr. Wilkin- the waiter, deposed, that a person, whom they be- !""'t T. t (). 11=i;d,' Gainsford-street, Horslydown, cora-factor, tiered to be the Prisoner, came to the Bell the evening March 7, 11, April 15, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cobb, Cle before the robbery. The waiter seeing him in the mete'. Tao. 1 T. deed, Derbyshire. maltster, March 18, April 1, i passage with a small leather portmanteau in his band, 15. at the Spread Eagle Inn, Nottlaglines. Attoraies, Sir S. land a great coat on his arm, asked him if he was a Whittombe and King, Berjeant ' s Tay, Flettatreet i and Mt. i traveller ? He said, 66 No ; he wanted a private i wilkimam. Nollintiao• - . . 1 T. Hatster. jun. _King's -Ilea, Norfolk, woollen I room." He was accordingly shows one •; he 1 . 14• 1 T. a, 9, ' April 15, at Gulldkll, King's Lynn. Atftt, ' trained there that night, and the next meriting he, Meat. Jerrie Kingl Lyres and Wean. Willis, lairtionseet went away by the coach. Two places hatilmen pre. al t .e i ß a c a ce 4 l. . W :lraf g" cul l gt * soo llul M E ", hwarh riml . cialindinareet'd, Match 11 , i y as Kin,.•-street, viously taken in the name of Thompson ; ill place et, Apr 15. at Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. 'l'. and S. Play was also taken by a Mrs. Franklin, who lived at the 11:1: :, Great Newport-street. in m carr ier , March 1 3, 14, April 15, at * Blue Coat Hospital, at the bottom of the town • ' ' Wise and a fourth man, a stranger, went with thaw. Ili oo the e 'r e a r l rt `' , iro i t r eT. ILrmiligham.Attornies, Mr. Punton, Fleet-streat i and Mr. Maudsley, Birmingham. waiter and ostler saw them get into the coach, when ' A . A 74 trim! , ."4"4treet. warehouseman, March 1419, . ,at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pusmore, Wenger& it drove away to take up MTS. Franklin on the rocs. coo t, Throsmorton-street. I W. Thompson, who keeps a shop near the Bell, , et. M. Ward, Warrington, boot.maker. March 22,23, April I saw the Prisoner on the morning of the 15th of May, '3 3 .1. a -s t tr i eer,VZ;brd •-e Inn, Warrington . Attoraies t Mr. Norris, i -row; andhlr. Garth, Marringtou, walking near the Bell, apparently waiting for the 1 I DIVIDENDS. i coach ; he sew also Heushall, the Bank clerk, go 1 March 31, W. Phillips, Brightlientstone, builder-March 7, 1 with the coach, and from his motions he supposed H. Ketinett, Ashford. Kent. wine-seller-March 2.5, 'l'. Berk.: lay, Corabill, merchant -March 7, E. Mealiex, John-street, he was packing something in the coach seat. As A d e ph i . wine-merchant-March 25, W. E. H.E udgsou and J. I soon as Henshall got out, the Prisoner got in, and CAA, Ciewd-QIIICe-row, loiter Temple, attornies -March 211 s the Prisoner seemed to be packing something in the 1 J. Jacksan, Kleati-otreet. So u thwark, gin d. i nercnonr_maggri ! 25. C. Buchanan. Woolwich, shoe-maker-March 25. J. Cos,, • same seat. Two other men also got in, end the coach' w o „,,,,i c h . , ftme „,i,i,„ 6 „._wi„ e b 9 9 . A:. H o m e , sh e m e ra, imar .,• I drove away. The distance where Mrs. Franklin chant-March 29, C. Teal, SlieMeld, toorchaut-March 25, J. lives is not above two minutes' drive. i Mare, Pall-Mall, victoaller-March 25, G. Key„ Lower Gros venor-street, upholsterer-March 29, A. Hotted'', York, paper- Mary Franklin stated, that she want to London i ssekser-blarcb 25. A. Thomas , Duke-street, westustaster, by the coach • on the 15th of May ;. when she wa d ;' rite* . . Alsril 29; J. Dodds. Crown-street, Newington. Mw-April March 23, J. Hil l, Great Mary-le-bone-street, taken up there were three men in the toach-the ! ta'uytito'is. jew eller-March -28, J. Faulkner , A. Atkinson, W. Atkinson, Prisoner was one of them-they seemed strangers to i and A. Atkinson, Crotched Friars, merchants-March 27. G. each other by their manner ; two of them got out at Schofield , c Shrewsbury, ico n u l ;a r a c calico- ma nufacturer - April e re r r - A I; r i l i 1 1 3 ' T. g t aTe l y • , m irorte: i Tottenham Mills, and the other went a little fur- rractcbernist-April 4, B. Bradley, Farnham, Surrey, com tlter ; she never left her seat until the coach arrived mombrewer-April 11, J, Stormy, Inn. Wes mouth, upholder, j in Holborn. I March 7, F. Thompson, sea. and F. Thompson, jun. Pater nosier-row, brokers--March 25, T. Merac and M . La Porte I Owen Williams, clerk to Ramsbottom and 00., ' Mcrae, warehousemen-March 25, 3. Richards, Newgate stated, that he went to the Bell Inn, in Balboni, on Street, warehouarmul , the 15th, expecting a remittance, but whets he opened K. Bedgm c . E RTlFlZE . E y S, co ll i l i A v ßf i H on fi 2 e 5 r . --S. fireathead, jun. Old the box he found nothing within it. . Sheerness, stationer - J. Swallow, Biz, Oxford-hire, corn ' Vicary, the Bow-street officer, stated, that being dealer - er H . B ,S i e t tig re • cab T n c ' e t t i - e ma ni r e M t ur . tiictiredii, . ( :) I r ( iv i rc il li a , u sa - ;1 1 : . - sent for on occasion of the robbery, he knew the manu facturer-J. Dutton' Kenwortliy, Manchester, denier-S. Prisoner by the description which they gave of him. Beasley and M. G. Neisey e rliament a str k eet, army accoutre- He ri had known the Prisoner for some years; he lived toi me ntirore-biact Bellaire, Le i cester, Oak Y sh er a'w-hill, in Laxenby-court, Holborn. He went to his house, . Cumberland, butter-dealer-S. Jewit;, Flaxfleet, Yorkshire, but he did not find him; he saw the woman who is corn factor-M. Cohen, Mitt-street, Borough, broker-T. Preston and J. P. Smith, Upper Thames-street, lead.iner. his reputed wife; he told her that if he had got the ' chants. noted, they might as well send back those which ' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ' Were not negOciable, as they were useless to any but Rnrgiald and J. J. la l. nd Ba lPo d r e i r c s, ble ise- we laa rs e i' w r e t i N c ll i g ani A. .S. the owners. He had for a long time been in search Go4frrey, and J. Lawrence, Newark- up6n-Trani, hankers-J, of him; he had followed him from Portsmouth to Sherwin, J. and W. Dmoe. and T. White, Holyw j ell-streej, Brighton, and at last, on the 14th of August, took Siweel Lewis, I bi .lo c.mb- nes , 1 7 1 16 . 11 .1 e u r lia - n li nnd Th . a l vi gw , Owen, Atr e6 istwitt l :. l l',ar: him at , tbe Whalebone-turnpike, on the Rumford- diganshire rope - makerv - T. Waller, T. Meriden, and J. Col toad, from the top of the Yarmouth coach. He tier , btu su ncheste l :; :o eTton-s r i s iinr i rrs e - en J n ..a n nd fon W an . W 4 il . cer Ai l t .a e nr t - . knew, he said, that the• Prisoner was concerned is JOb s t i t's-strect x• West Smithfield , wine-merchants--.l'.lledgeiand some fisbitig boats at Brighton. , IX. Pare. laminginim, cabinet-makers-H. and J; Beesley, E. Not one of the notes was traced into the Bothwell and P. and P. Robinson, Preston, cotton-manufac- Pk torero-El W Murray and T. H. Grace. Church-row, Aidgate, session of the Prisoner. i I atety-agents-J . . Smith and _ J ..Richards. Dept - ford, tiro ber leaten-J - di_ 0. and J. Payne, J. Roberts. and J: Panic, Liver pool, plumbers—T. W.ilooekson and G. Wriea, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, mercers—J. Rowe and G. Grata, emnbourne =hosiers —J. and It. Kenyon, and J. Hilton, Middleton, ire, nankin-asanufacturers—H. Simpson, K Chapman, H. W. X./man, and W. S. Chapman, Whith'., ship-builders Q. Hewitt, London, coal-merchants—C. and L. Bythe rekVbridge, Wiltshire, clothiers. The Average Price of SUGAR, for the Week, ending March 1, is 58... 6}d. per Cwt. Average Prices of CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per quarter, from the Return, ending Feb. 2 : Wheat. I Rye. I Barley. I Oat•. r Beans I Pease. I (Mtin. i. dit. E. I. R. d. s. 4. 67 8 38 1 30 2 22 8 I. 4. P. d. P d. 87 5 41 0 90 7 Josrrungt RENaI, only four years and a half old, made her debut at a public Concert in Paris INlTues. day last, as a singer and performer on the harp. The recent decree of the Lean Cuawcartort in the Me of the BARBER property, to which there were ieveral Lincolnshire claimants, is made in fa towc,of a .family Of that name in Sh ropshire ; it in contestibly appearing . that the persoo who died pos. seised Of the j►ea tirealth, .as a Shropshireman, and that be liaii c ieiar dontrecflow with the Humus of Lincolnshire. The property is distributed to 18-6rst cousins. V P.. PO LICH- MAssiow-uouse.—Peter Young was again brought up on Saturday, charged ou suspicion of pickin g pockets at the Common 110, Oil "Thursday. Tl i i r . teen duplicates were found in his'Peisession ' and se ven of them for watches.—Lie wit remanded, and the watches .are to be advertised. 7 - GUlLDUALl..—Saturduy, a well-looking m en , w h o 'refused to tell bis name-either to the Ma g i strate or Officers, was charged with rioting; and the most out rageous a concluct, in thetime of Cheapside, • the Friday.—lt a p peered,, that during e md,.ting at the Mansion-house, on Friday, die Primmer dialed e through the street, votiferatinwourses and abuse up o d almost every individual, of whatever sex, be met.— In his career, he frequently ,addressed himself to se veral persOns, and, slake. so introductory converse. tion, avowed himself to be no less a person than " Lord Wellington, come from Vionni to oppose the Corn Laws." - , : • Several persons, whom he had knocked down fo r their incredulity of the statement, appeared 41 ,4 04 him. 'Pr The Prisoner refusing to give• i prdper itecovnt of himself; or being unable to find bail, was remanded. Bow-srata,—Saturday being, the day appointed by the Megistrates for the re-iiattilnation of Oldfield, on a charge of having committed a rape on the person of FAlza Willis, Whois between nine and ten years of age, the office and street were crowded, at an early hour, by persona desirous to see the Pri.. setter. The examination, which was private, commenced about half-past two o'clock. The Prisoner, it appeared, sit IMik4 Willis, on the morning of the Slat of Pewees-1i tea 40044 in a lane, near Chelsea Cemtnon—hwatatsted herla • a familiar manner, and ofibred her it handfed of silver, telling her at the same time, that he *said . provide better for her.than her father did. /Wring selected an obscure place, he threw her down, and committed the offence charged. The description of the circumstances given by the poor little innocent was electing in the extreme. • Mr. Johnson a surgeon, deposed; that he was called to the Complainant on the morning• of the 41st, and found'her in such a state as juatified him in concluding that the purpose intended had been ef fected. There was something, however, in• the evidence of the girl, which induced Mr. Anounus to admit to the Magistrate that the Affenee wee bailable. Mr. Seurcutry, however, was of a different opl. nion, and the Prisoner was fully committed to New gate for trial. The parish hive taken• up the case, and, we seder. stand, will assist the father, who is a poor man, in . , the prosecution. . 'There weretwo first anpearances at the Glile01111e" Theatre, on Monday night. 16. linhimEr 4 ea Earl Osmond, in - The Castle Spectre and Ali: CrNattr., brother of the colebrated Miss eliNcit.t., ie Looney Mad:colter, in The Wags of Windsor. A fine male child was found on Saturday morn*, warmly packed in a basket, on Westminster.hridge, in a deep sleep, and decently clad. It is about a month old, and the name of Atphonso was wallet on a piece of paper and pine •If to its breast. Mains Lire taking to discover the unnatural parent, who de serted it. On the paper, with the name, was writtea " Feed it who con." WILFUL MURDEEL—A coroner's Inquest was, on the 4th instant, held at Old.street workhouse, apt the body of a floe , female child, about two months old, which was found within the railing of Wesley's Chapel, in the City-road. The body when found was quite cold, and a wound 'was discovered on the right side of the neck, uhder the ear, by which its death was evidently occasioned. Its appearance was that of a respectable person's child, and it is imagined from the cleanliness of its apparel, that it had been washed and dressed after it had been murdered. No' traces havo as yet been discovered by which the in human monster, who committed this barbarous act is likely to be secured. The Jury foam d a verdict of i wilful murder against some person unkismon, Molineaux, the black, having intimated by post. ing and hand-bills, his intention of giving a fistic exhibition in Provan's Hall, Ingram-street, on Sa turday evening (when the scientific phrases, nobbing, fibbing, &c. were to be illustrated), the Magistrates ordered him to be apprehended, and detained in custody till the hour of meeting was over.—(Glat , gom Paper.) A French soldier, named Lansard,was convicted at Lion, on the 18th ult. of the murder of Eleonora Delbaye, a Prussian, and received sentence of death. Laniard appears to have been a monster of ingrati. tude as well as cruelty. Delbaye was the daughter , of respectable parents at Erfurth, on the capture of which, she, for a considerable time, concealed LI. mard, who was paying his addresses to her. On his being discovered and sent prisoner to Bohemia, she followed him. She accompanied him on his return to France after the peace, and obtained his discharge from the army. On their way to Guise, and within two leagues of the residence of Lamard's family, he murdered his unfortunate companion, and dragged her body into a wood, where it was discovered nest day. Wm Bendy, the man who was lately committed to Norwich Gaol, for shouting at Elizabeth Gerrod, died in that prison on Monday. He was 60 year. of age. MARRIED. Feb. ift, Thomas Thornhill, Es q. of Berkeley.sqoare, to Mrs. Sarah Wood. relict of the late S. T. Wood, hut 011 the 9.4c1 ult. Mr. Nett, of Ashford, Kent, to .sin Mary Greenhill Richards, of the same place. The 2Rth Wm. Mooning, of Mile•end-rood, to Miss Mary Howe, of the same place. On Wedne sday. at St. Pancras Church, Thomas Coutts, Eiq. to Miss Harriet Mellon, of Hollpludgr, Highgate. __Dig n. On the ?flth ult. at bin boast io Fencluirch-street, .1. Wilkin son, Esq. la his 87th year. On Tuesday last, Arthur, the Infant too of Thomas LISel of Borrwe's-buildlegs.' On the 17th ult. Mrs. Riney, wife of Mr. William Kissel'. furniture-printer, !4e* Hood-street. Oo blonds, morning, at Mitoonie in Hridgewater-square, Mt. Richard f'othergill, in the 96th year of his age. Oo Thorpslay Snell, of Salisbury-hall, Herts. lON DOW • Printed and Priblisheti by D. Lovers., at Ole STATISINAII OFFICt t 37, Fket•Nr.et. 11 0 1 .B th V re 31 th tit 1 1 11 An ell fll th wi 1 . 4 ac sit bl t, su en eV Nu Pil he Ae stt 111 111 tr Ali f• fr 4 1 . 9 , . 'Awe IF