The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-20 00:00:00

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No. 111, Poelaroasear . , zit hi shed • • aa l s ier de V a n t a . - : ( 1 r u • 1-° ' 4 4 ti. • A i tl f= " or th i tt i li N eli de e , • "MT the ins IfoSi. with al o rseti Aiisdle in hie WIC fig - No. 2, Sarriou-renate Svownlll.. i • i union Roue , feet great olesenrein submitting a their a 1 by the West India Planters or and illbei th e tof Cli ff ' . -la the ' ! , , . , . .. oat Customers and the Mobile In genteel, the hallow- 'MACON ang Ce. ii tat er o s :form the Public Mr. Jesiftear •ba seefe c %hi e: in s was the first wan set of nal hi/ the 'hule.room i O t ellkh' ai t • rt of choice Wines, istibtOetwe eon wurnet as betagef -11-1 may depood'opon ( led with a is= dole, deists, • prohiplowelft/O, that& e had &Jaye De doilies 'On but Ws ilairt. .The witnesceene off for Doss qualities, at - ths.Ornierseentloseds very .reilued OW Ilf Corse at be moot im a m , t h s alllieel on es a point like thogreseot. Tba pi. I 1 amiable, who proceeded to search thlrineem Its 1. tin ~ , 'm i t:to t esuri re 1811. - Sours, sod ovary article ofOroury • got • t besets or Clirjey,bu ft hal been cheap mattress were blood * •••--- ~,,,e -,. • , peiDoz. The Trade supplied. Hotel a* timbhia,. ~. ...... . r im, .. , , Oce of kli . : - SbeeLfs who ORIN lathe h - e sae-Hake, &c. trpot il 'e2 k rinta l eadoPdlics o f w il" its afterta AP inc illi d • e • Cape 'l3. .Madetea4.-1111 •1 7 .447 sieperiseold ditto Us , mippliod artrade_prkes: • • '•• superior OM dime . 1018 n• OIL thi Village • • • . Sliippleg orders eitenini• '*, , •..*: zt: benefit , . • ead bee° cenvictedr se al receiv e d the th •li • at t • keys band opened molt !(t h e d ent la tht • . ii - sia .... ...... Vs. 18111*W 13 - OW !Paellas 2 • 34. i. Old'do. S yrs In bottle, 30s. el ARPET„ HArC t ilhatTO; 11 lirrr. . , 7%; clearly mum restive the be _ Douse, sod the sienna had no doubt bet the . prisostr e , . ' •'• t b an d. " ll o ::r t e, : 0 1 1 1 ; 1 ;r s ' ana eaaekted. of 4 se- wan is the Constant habit of getting up after the fa- n. Der;en 3Bl. Old W. feels Medelre, 48e. k J Rimy,. co , poNgo e, gut ''' :,.1:4 Petit IV,. , ' ' IF Old Roe: ... It. Acosta Mideira "a' lei AREHOUSE--•--DE2MAII.2I . - ,• 1 Mud We - lowever trivial, be eras pretioded, an d roily retired to bed, and robbing the rooms of what- • ... • • • . Reel room°. ..... . bow . Floe Toneriffir.... . . ~ , . s hed 0 Veilathe implied: Iffe had *ever knolm suet ever artictee 'be to lay his baste, • . „• • ' Regetti itergaudy. ' Fine aparktiog and Oxford-street, tuat.'jt title Manfeetorios 1 " • t simep i the csoild ail... Pity-it waS titers- Shergeld. tbe censtakle, eoirebor . the latter !Met - ' . • _ • . ~., 4 i „ /Oa' dew. .t.karlitcr bad rec e i ve d bf ibis etatenient.aad lid that oil 'citing tke pri- ; ''•• e: ' Ocularly line.. ... tel. • creaming Champaign* and co es. , pile She • ••• ... PK of the lest growth se. a. co 378 mid Cc beg to rums their eelogoobioio i • • - - WeriT•r •. , ast laths sift... i arel. Flew Claret • 71 ••• mule to . Nobillie slabrobtl• Is geoseel, fat _ th isliberal , , '•• .4...ir . 4, verdict le Ore • sonar be bend his frettoigle, el by the adjutant - AV- . ' -.-• -7. I Pon. • ••••• •• • ftna• • - • • same* thee ttave,estPerfolleed ••hisss Illsbos4; t• .. • ' • •. . on . are of the regionst=lid been relbered fou thief.* ~- . - • Wines ia Nets. ..„_ above Warebow, Grie web ~ haf au . . .. , ine*,_ y r. Weals' telt Msdelre, Pl. ' Rich tlonsteatla;.• • e Ism .lesit olbred to blerehdle.) l os,,i' i't• •• '• ' ' es anon of t i t ardelee s se alio did Doe of hie utast, a _par of seminars. lele 1 41Al as e a s of.. en, .P 1 0 „4 -.. • . '' • - • ~„ ...Algo t /earl.* eid Teletersh‘e••• . thief we vita MiorOMNeiblirligill ellit kedistro . • * • i • she deco:MO * l;6We Urgently/ testifier IS tows Ran • 14. Ih s p l Ak en i to se g ka yo a men , in, . , • • eforioesi .. , • The Magistrate said, this he tenanted to see a Pol. • . s. r . wo w, ta r yompaay engage to send sis.down, free of 'Li m ies t . Uwe are g s t e rtgliged to supply Ith. AMID ea the am i• • •Os tertronTort---sroges- ire see r aged 39, dice belonging to so highly a reepeetabb corps *h o er I ye, BEd ail other expense, to any pert of Enguin.l;,, 115 ,g bp , a e L e rc ir iao poorza. . • • ' e ' pa t '.. ' oythy, aged I'f: were indicted for stealing a id with such an offence, and felt it Ids dill to c-m• doges wly.O.ti la miles of Loudon ; and one dozen de- see; C. „„ d oe. wen , therftsmaiihey. • aftehrdetual ,„ a iy alif!heiefloe appagol and other mettles, from the ' .- . dime to ray pert or Imre/ail. , ply from their Maawfaetories weekly; tefltressefe. 4w, a j u b D , om en . •• •, Wit him to trial. 4 mgam.4 . lD. ' ' .. ... •• ...; =eent hy lettre, astdreased as above, strictly sad Yea/stem and Kidderminster Carpeting, Dragget, Table Thi s aim . ,-. • - ... . . lied culaiderable edetosity. The male • stymied. Corere.Co,onterPence• Quilts. B• 4 Tista. Maahetsgr an ee'r* pHeiner iihteliveal led loge at the house of the prosteu• - ". ---oao,---- . _ - Scotch Linens and Sheeting of every width and quality; • -. ~*.i.;‘ , ..: HORSE 11•12ka4t,• lb . ' -15 • A 5 5 1 N4t.ST RE KT BARRACKS, s PORTMAN. lorp . Cloths, Table Linens, Printed Furn d ltere, Furniture :_ wk ll* w r iv ri t i 4dedutit*es° of li r'e•iaigndiaere.teHarede found his w Hob. 17 au-sties TO THE EIXTOR. • . SQUARE, FORTH E SALE of HOUSES by COM: Die dt lee r lee af over,' dascrlOtios• an W lauds, ite. lie. &a. way, however, on the second night, to die bed•room of - , • • ". •••,, i ~ , .... 4, , . Leaden Missionaty!ffeeksti•s Rome, RON end by AUCTION.-GEORGE YOUNG begs POSITIVELY SOLD AT •rnx staistrACTURIXO raters. . DNIIPI. WISELIS, and, loader premise of alerriage, per- .. ,5 ,' 5 ' inlet the Public In geueral, that, is eonsequeece of ay aaefloopa ha vioa eafreeied adecre that he should (ail sritte4e33 ready for i lt eria resa g e do ls. w a r :t . d Elddermiestee carpets, MP Al .let 10 s l ope with him dulog • lifee. Wilson's ab- 9, Old Jewry, July IS, .. setae. •Ife took' care, bowever, previously, to break Sot-1 inclose' you an extract of a letter we have re• ',. BY AUCTItiN WEL: ELY. be has determined to ‘"'" N.. B. Carpets, Acs wean* seal the u t m o s t wales given.fire opeo the drawers, add car ry offso . tne b ra . luible . prope aa rty i ceived from oar Society's Representive at the Cape of ,v with their resereet, (elthoutris it was not his original Good Hope, ( Crinaeroon is your Paper.-1 am, Sir, old Carpets in exchange at E. Couass and Co. Demme/irk which wo o flou t f oun d 2 . 1 is p ossession ,- , 1 ion to WI 14 Adedels;) and has therefore rands sr- House, Regent-street. ' meats fee the same, 8444111 not ha the least Interfere bow neeedy,renedished for Sales by Comwissioe. SELECT ARTICLES FOR FAMUJEIL . ' The girleaWetrei - e her a most excellent cbarac- G. HUDSON , Assistant Secretary, hopes thet those 'j ut regaleOons will have getierel A. ' bier; el secellieboof she was sentenced to only six betian. es he has Imbed them wide 111 anxious desire TKINSON'S double refiemd WINpSOR SOAP alma - i - • and w . C mptkee iIA4IOII, after &snug ear- --- i . is made of the very beet materials, gad freed from the ala d ee ,, a l ea •t_.-.. t i • Extract of a letter from the Rev. Dr. Philip, Repre- 1 , •ll hey !nettle prove eqraftf blitrantageous and wave- e7 1 r on the hypocritical P retence imitative of the London Missionary . Society, t Cape te both buyers ant! sellers. Arid ai th oegis it must be aJunosa Caustic properties contained is most_,Boa Its I"' on shift Weed . yeti, was' sentenced to seven Town , !'ape of Good Hope, dated April Ki, Ion:- ' es to every Gemtleumn who has vieiteit the BAZAAR, r'seassa Is a ealartors bars:NUL It is gently deal ht, 0001- web an extensive Esiablialuest,ean only be supported .ent in as*, very durable, and from its purltyls peculterly t raune _,.,_ _ _ lli .-: • . "I have to•day seen a Mermaid now. exhibitin g is this tone. 'I have always treated the existence of this . • • most ialesihle and correct principles; yet.tw trusts, adapted for the Nursery, and where the 'thief adults hail 'f l uO wtelrg it tr , ib tapese convicts were reptleint 100 • rive allowed to remark, bat while 1114 remuneration got hard, rang or uneven, it gradually, hut with coil City, fo re tkei JO e e town.. - * , . .. .. creature as fabalons,lbat nay scepticism is bow removed.- . de on -a strict adherence touch principles, it forms corrects such haporfeetions, and makes It lastwleuely sidle, The head is almost t h e size of that of a baboon. it Is soft end even. It is an excellent shaving Sup maldriga POkICE. • .t. • ' seeneity to the Public. thinly covered with black hair, hanging down, and not !fiat,,,i,4. repressions of approbat i on f rom t h e No- strong permanent lather. which does not dry on the l'ace. --eo-- ioclined to frizgle. On the upper lip and on the ch:n • . , n find tteerienteu who have attentively considered th e hell-pound packets. Is. 241., pound packets, 2s. B ow-sta r er.- P e t er .lenizilegs, the man a cc use d of there. are a few hairs resembling those upon tke bead. Areixsoe's Improved Chemical BleockingLiqulß removes the murder of the boy Francis Whitby. by throwing The owl motorail:, or ' clieek banes, are prominent. Tire . - . t . gement% sehmitted to tiseist for the regulation or the an. call forth , ant only his etagere Unlike, but an as. steins of port wine, mildew and every vegetable matter Item . co that so exertion on his Pert shall be spares that linen , muslin , dm. end makes it, however yellow, whitest him from a scaffold. as stated is a boiler report, was forehead is low, but, except in this pa r t icu l ar , th e f ea - • - • ntlik Nin to &serves repelltlon ot these expressions. when new. Qs. and b. linen , fanlight ap for a second examination. tuna are much better proportioned, and bear a mere Ale. tided resemblance to the human countenance than those D Airtiodi riltintws thence on S tTURDA.TS.-The ATKINSON'S permanent Ink for writing on with& Hai!, the coutable, iaformed Sir R. Mast; that gives a very superior black which Improves by washiag . • .• . .- . of any of the baboon tribes. The head is turned busk. :Wars sea printed, mei will Ito delivered at the Bauer Pius • a consul's is at bad been assembled, and after • . and is impossiblyto be Irradleated. •prtee Is. Od. g too long tor en Ails ertiseterme) and the countenance has an expression of terror, e hich ' ATKINSON'S Vegetable Dye, thanes grey or red heir a lostinvestigation Lad retenped a h v vi erdiet - " That s --'• -• eves it an appearance of a caricature of the human ANOEL IN/:. on the head or whiskers to a permanent brown or Meek, t h e du e e se d di e d in cons! RT. CI.EMENrs kantNn, price 2s. ieettee of a nil fallen , 11 " face; bat lam disposed to think that both these circarri- - i • . a acariola." He banded a eereificate of the verdict, stances are accidental, and have arisen frosn'the manner • MAL You'll orrice Pelt TR 14'LLLINC, AND CON- ATKINSON'S Curling Fluid, or Yegetatiee Hair OR, la pe- culiarly adapted for dressing the hair In the poorest mode sigoed.by Mr. Gel!, the coroner, to Sir Rickard, in which the creature met its death. It bears the .ap..' 1 , •evoso P514.4'1'1.14 AND etkeenee pies. of curling the hair. It. makes It soft smileless . ate gives Th o oh eetwon f e t h e wor k s. at w hi c h t h e d ecease d peerages of having died in . great agony. The ears, , , . . l i i ,1 11E, FOLLOWING 41A I i.. 45 other COACHES the curl such strength that ft retains the broils nose, lips, chin, breasts anti nipples, fingers and nails,. " god the ptisonteorere eat lowed. was called, sad re. go from al' . ' : or in damp weather. and thie effect Is prodemithet bistPer.„ • • P • resemble those of i human fi gure. The s litotes ro- o t R oya l N i p, r i a G oo ,:i. . •aco Friday Ni g hts, natural beat , b et b y i ts root "wo ve spis oo ss ,•, eg s o peatettibarly'the same facts as were deposed to on the • P P . moue of the vertebrie are very peeflatnent. The kngtta to ... relse. sepeelor for regenereting %tear, tha 4trio U r tj i iTZ* a l i bi a lsorm4e ...s 'hillne4e. The deceased and the p risoner eft g 4i as i tne ll e w ee f o k r b o o oa t jougo g hooom.-om .....c.s...sihnivir , •• wwwaaasta-sod-diesivereadidaibilileielfWasknlatwPs- • aegionW Royal ties& wilt stie d ii - 4 11 0 Bata] tagsthot'i hut the Istlyi II preserved it has shrank very considerably, *and • • - ' • ed. a"I Priyhdes, evert leveeing at a quarter past 7, have been tried in vain, price b. bd. ~ was elseereed sta n din g there in less than a minute mast have been both longer and thicker when it was' --- . .• mean t lot h a it• pas t 6. o n I ts or d ea l s P ac k e t sa il s t o Sold b y the Proprietor, James Atkinson, P er f umer . 44. de fir Wi g ht, to convey pessenges and parcels and a Gerrard-street, Soho-square, London, sad by most Pefomers, flOss this time which the bey was lut REEL No work- alive than it is now. Its resemblance to the lonnau • coach sets off tuChiettester, through Drayton, Havant, and Heir Dressers ; but the genuine has the Proprietor's ing tool fell with the boy, nor was the 4 any thing on species ceases itinnediale under the mamma. On the . ‘.. . Norte. kr , signature and address on the label, i, iree•tee %tail. themtelt Neely, Geier& end Cheltenham, he two sns. From the point where the human figure Evening et a agpeggesepast 7, and Sunday at half- rill HE only Article that really prevents the Human Deis had awl eteetely examined the P lace * ' l e d ceases, which is about twelve inches below the vertex . ' e ' 3. • • • .1 Hair falling off, or Turning Grey-, is spoke without the least doubt wires be said that the of the head, it resembles a large fish of the salmon • Irer and Cmateltemer,through Gravesend, Chatham, l i r 1 • ROWL.teID'S OfACASSAR OIL, boy coedit sot b y say possibility hive fallen by Bocci- species. It is covered with scales all over. On the Fevers/v.ln, escri' . *mina' at a quarter past 7. andl :', iy aehelf-pset de Fro m canterhary, passengers and The Virtues of this Oil prevents the Hale turning grey or dest to the spot where he was &mod. A simple fall lower part of the animal the stales resembhi those of a * , vg, I is ern cuss eyed so Heal, Margate, RD/negate, Hand. falling off, In eases of sickness, ecceuehement. alarm, fright, would have brought his between two walls under. fish ; but on that part of the animal which resembles f i de.; sod Irmo Dover, parcels ere conveyed to Folk- trouble, anxiety of sdad e intense study, &e. Ate. and produces asath, instead of which he was several f ee t beyond the hdman form, they are much less, and scarcely per. , Sandeate, II) the, Diseciturele Romney and Lydd , a luxuriant on the baldest places ; produces whiskers„ceptlble, except on a near inspection. On the lower part • . tout walls. The witness added, that lie was p resent . l i i i, ford Mall, throneh Carmarthen. I,iendilo and Haver- eye-brows, de. On Children,' heir It produces wondereal of the body it has six fins, one dorsal, two ventrical, co, every Eseaing At a quarter past 1. sod Sundays at effects - it eradicates the dandruff extremely eas and at the holding of t he iet lu est r and 4 * heard. some of two pectoral, and the tail. The fi gure of the tail is ez• est 6 , cleanses et the saws time-au g ments th e grow th, an d beauti - the jurors expellee an opinion that the witnesses who oetly that whielt is given in the usual representations of hand ftristel POO Coach, to earry only Four Inside, ties the hair. An infant may have it applied with the great- were examined before them were prejudiced against the mersnaid: It was caught somewhere on the North ;h R_ ;ding , Meriborongh, Caine and Chlpprnham, est safety. This Oil never falls to produce a soft, smooth, Mornine lot a qintrter past 0. ' and beutifel gloss, which renders the hair Inim i tably ele. the prisoner. . of China by a fisherman, who sold it for a trifle ; after , 1 1 h sad Bristol Post Coach, every Afternoon at X. gaot :on artificial hair it will produce the tame pleasing et- Hall said he had heard the sante opinion expressed which it was brought to Batavia. Here It was pnr• 4 . t it Light Post Cele+, in two !lays. to carry Four Inside, frets. In fine, as adding strength, affording nourishment, in the inquest room. chased by Captain Rides for Tiooo Spanish dollars, and ~ e ; cli Maidenhead. Reading, Marlborough, Devi,' ! , and exciting to luxuriant growth, and brilliantly ornamenting he bas since been o ff ered 10,000 Spanish dollars for it, I I , ' i Sir R. Boons said it not for him to ham. Monday. Wednesday , and Friday .Mornlngs. at and embellishing the human hair, the Proprietors of the Ma-but refuses to part with it fur that stun. Captain Es•le4 This Coach is chiefly Weeded for the accommode- cause Oil can with truth aver, it het not its equal in the motives which acted upon the minds of the jurors in is a passenger on board the American ship Lion, now ill ;o f r am ifi es , lu va tid s , d e . w h o meet undergo the world ! And the diatinguised sanction it has received from the verdict they bad given. He felt considerable re- Table Bay ; be leaves this port in about a fortnight, and . eet such a distance in one day. Royal and Illustrious Personages, and the flattering testi- halance on the score of delicacy in taking up a cue the Lion visits the. Thames on her passage to Arne- r.• : ehlon Idele Pest Coach, through Cuektield, &e. every monials they have received of its eßcecy , places this decla- e leg at A, except smote y. ration above suspicion. Price. 3.. ed. ; 7s. ; Ws. od.; and upon which a Coroner's Jury had already given a ear- rice, so that it will probably be soon exhibited in Lon- ~ , fteahron orighial Post Coach, to carry only Four In- one Guinea per bottle. diet ; hut still there was solnething so very mysterious don." . ~ - every Alornine at 7. Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE. in the transaction , and in his opinion such strong p ro- • i t• 1 ehester, Peernor, and Petworth Post Coach, Monday, i . v ! , By merely wetting the Hair with this Preparation, the Pro- samptive evidence, (bat the Inquiry ought net to be The following is an account of the apprehension iesdey, and Friday \tontines, at R gunner before 7. , l . I , irtora warrant toproduce immediate! aperfect change in ter and Canterbury Light Post Coach, every Evening rt r FD or GREY p - ' y p - * HAIR, I% HISKERes, EYE-BROWS, ace. given up while there was even a distant chance of ar • and committal of five p ersons , charged on oath with it.' i S (-past S. t to a beautiful glossy and permanent Brown or Black, imi- riving at the truth, and he therefore thonld certainly the Murder of Mn, . Slrslielly,ion the night of Monday last, re to, 'iota. Morning. at halt-pesi 6. near Ballybunnion, iu this county :- .. O . tilting the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye not dischorge the prisoner at present. fstia•o e and Geilitford Telegrepit Conch, through Ep- the more dum bly Toadies or Gentlemen my kit their He was again remanded. In our last we gave such particulars of ti ' s horrid leatetriteate Clietdon and Horsley. T..esduy, Titers- h a i r w i t h eae and seeresy. Price4s. ; m 7s". fid i :.; and assassination as had then reached es ; and we have sod Severday Mornings mete While the examination 'Fan going on, the father of 10s. W. , Isimine end (iniltl(44o Telegraph Coach. through , Sold by the Sole Proprietors. A. ROWLAND and SON, the deceased boy, 4 poor labouring man, presented now td add, that en the first information ree6ee,l by 1 I' .ton. thit . on. C;shiyin.. and Ripley, on Monday, Weil- ..., and 1 ries) Mornings at III; Sundays at 7, and re- corner of Kirby-street, the first turning on the right ill Hat- himself to the Magistrate, and wished to know if any, John Weeks. Esq. one of the Coroners for this county, 1 ton-gar d en, Holborn, London ; earl, by- ' , to London she Same day. IPPolainmot• by nod what further steps COuld be taken. He felt he, very early OD 'faraday morning last, repaired to Messrs. tiendries„Titchborne-street ; Mr. Smyth, 117. Ont. • Its peremrr New Post Coach, :lie Champion, through a oughly eonvinced that his son had not come fairly the place where the murder was committed, and on tie and Pierce, 37 • 110IIDES 109,• D RI ge and Son, 33 • ' Itr 'nib. te Oxford. Cheltenham. Hereford, Carmarthen, y, ROF•••Sper.ips, de. every day at I. Iliesenot, 7. New 'Bon.i-stre'et; D'elaro . Id. g old Bond - street ; by his death, and be was not at all satisfied with tbb that day he held an inquest.on the body of that unfor- Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-stre e t ; Berry, 17; Johnstone, decision of the jury. Could not a fresh jury be NM- innate victim of base and premeditated cruelty. No; . ntsy Coaele throneh 71 ladenhead, every Afternoon at I, •' i L . .y excepted. la. Greek-street ; Barclay, Fleet-market; Butlers, 4; J. J. missed ...: thiag material transpired on the Inquest. The only Signe, 03, Cheapside; Stradlin •Ni Ro ed-Exeltan e • witness exansiped was Honors Moore, the servant rtelonopme, Annicieh and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Sangre, 130, Oxford-street: L0 g w . ,330 - l 't Prou ) t. tee, Stregad; Sir 11. Bowie said, he was not certain as to whether. ' May. red Seturday Moniker, a quarter before'7. f i • ' fettle Ramsgate. Deal. Sandwich. and Broadstain Newberry, and Sons, 44; Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church- the Corooer possessed that power or not ; but if b e maid of the deceased (who bas since been committed .. Poet Coaches, evory Morning awl Evening. yard; J ohnstone, 68; Tette, 41, Cornhill. did, be (Sir R. Birnie) could see no possible objection as as aeedullice). "di° swore that the murder nose 'red Light Post Coach, through Henley, de. every • • s • Ask for Rowland's Oil, or Rowland's Dye, and particu- to such a step. Sir Richard then wrote shortly his perpetrated on the night above-mentioned , by some bee at 7. arty observe the Signature on the label to each bottle, as • . impostors sign their trash,A. Rowlindson; the Genuine is ts.ectiiii New and Elegant f.iyht Post Coach. the Re- own opinion of the matter upon the margin of the co- persens who entered at the window, very near wit- ness's bed ; that they threatened to manger witness t signed " A. ROWLAND and SON." roner's certificate, and desired the father to take it to pr, to earn , only 'Pony Inside. throe gh Kingston, f0r.d.P;ter4.44 , 141, •rot Portsea, evety Morning at 5. - - ---- - - --- ---- - -- - Mr. Gel!. also, unless she covered bee head with the bed clothes; ehee teem roviv n i•aith 1,, chi c h er t er , on t h e arr i va l o f wßgrEit,v cy ftet7r-NoaraAmprox, JULY 18. The poor old man, the tears trickling down his toil- that her nairereas was butchered within a few feet of • r I a ut. ti. re th Ems worth, Costello. &c. to Ifortoor. --ea-- worn cheeks, begged to know if he might bury his the bed where witness lay; that she did not know the ( 1,1,,,, r e ., (e me l t . to carry en l y V eer I ns i de, through BENEFIT OP CLERGY.--dA Most remarkable, and per- -4, Bredmesteke, Wititchurell, Audover, de. every lisps anprecedented instance of this cleri c al imismaity son's remains on Sunday, as it was the only day •he voices of any of the assassins, nor would she 'know ' ni t at 7. from itnnithinent being twice prayed by a culprit, oc_ could spare to attend his funeral. He asked this, be- them if she beard theta again. Her evidence was all ~ .i . dwat.er.Coach• (restored from the Sell and Mouth,) mi t r e d thi s day. As will lie se en by th e f a ll ow i ng - re . c a ns, some demur had been made at the hospital to the together loconste • tent and iuconcluiive. The following t . 1 Abeereon. Forme: en, met Cireerester. Tuesday, port, a Jury were twice sworn in the owe case. First, giving up the body ' , ending an investieetiun , verdict was returned by the Jury:- . . eay, aaJtSetardny Mornings,. at a quarter before 7. to • try the prisoner on the indictment, and secondly, to Sir It. 131NNI it said, that if another jury were sum- "We find that the deceased. Elizabeth Kelly, died :torrent ria Cll4elics. try whether the identical p r. in consequeuce of a-vend wodeds received from ph op 55, Neweasile. wed Villnhureit ('mush,., and to all pri soner had or had not al ' moned, it would he before Sunday, and the father ready takers the b ene fi t of Clergy.- of tho Nettie ever y ill • fleetest a quarter before e. w ieh .. wo „ : ,, n , / ,,, , a:.: ,,, t , i.n. waa efonietrii of a ... diox a might erred nly bury his son tin that slay. instruments, w hich wounds were inflicted by persu; s , ortsv4ter, tonliti.l..r. kien.!r.:. Hart. lek, lin.ldrodirtd. . . , . , s ,irt, 211111 P! .1 Vl' article, of wearies ;; apparel, the proper- L'e toemeteee-resterday nOMOS BrOWN9 a private at present anknow oto us." !rd. Leerhi. ftwltel, Rather:eine tsbetllrld and Nor- ,'oachee, daily. . ty of John hoarse is the Royal Artilleiy, was brought up before S. The corpse was shockingly mangled. Short'y after t , ' PAPRI.:RII When called lip for judgment, he knelt d ow n in the 11. All en , Es q c h arge d w i t h h av i ng ro bb e d J o b WA- the verdict was returned, that active Magistrate. Johni , Teri( kersione. Breetfer.l. and Isieworth, evcry Mon- usual way, and prayed the benelit-of Clergy.. kilts, landlord of use Globe wine•vaults, in the Borough. Raymond, Esq. set every engine at work for flier Wednesdey. Friday. net •taturitay. Tile Judge was about to pass sentence as in case of „ ni t . covering the murderers; and having posted up a i i EANI ES and Co. Pro p rietors. grand larceny, hut Was i nfortned that the prisoner had ' s • w PL. • e complainant stated, that the prisonerdodged iu offer of a reward of fifty pounds, on the cell broom e^l. end Pantie., are safely nthh expeditiously con. on a fernier runriction err, iced the benefit of Clergy, h is Enure. , l Several articles of ro eft had been dog chapel, le a few hours after lie received' .u.:la - from V.:A INN to eters' Town. Village.and and had been sentenced to four isionth.c . imprisonment. tit), . p p y . rotation as led to the apprehension of the (oh- •I; bell it the tenoning Counties, sir.:- On tail e mme t tn i ca tio n the Learowl Judge ordered missed by rite witness and his wife, out of different info .. . . i '+, Hereford. Surrey. Lieu to he placed emongehe capita/ convicts. rooms iu the honed into which no person had access lancing persons , wdet were foll y committed by Mr. •, 1 ',..i, Gloucester, Snows, 'Else prisoner then put in a plea, denying that lie was but the servants. 'rhe pri s oner was always a t hom e Ilayinond, to libide their trial for the murder ,at swell, Kent. Wilts. on, Ostend. \Worcester. the person so convicted, which was followed by a repli• at seasona ble hoa r s e lint from th e c i ecums t ance of hi s the ensuing A. a'se., viz.-James Casey (son-in-law tot. harts, Somerner, Nnuth Wain, cation• being the ugly lodger, he WAS respected, and his guilt to the deceased) DI iebeel Masterly, William Moore, . l rte of the isle or W et he Jersey. Guernsey , and all 'f he replication and certificates having been read, fully . cootirined on Thursday night. Watkins said, Bridget Sullivan, alias Ileneuiy, and Honors Nome. . I PVT. of France. Sir. James Sheriff was s.vorn-' I am the Governor , dirt af:er lie and his fatuity had retired to reel, a noise They were transmitted to town, and lodged io AND To ALL PARTS Of THE NORTW. of Aylesbury gaol. The prisoner at the bar was con. Mae Pest-Ceeises, de. at the shortest notices vitted at the Lent Assizes le2l, rail sentenced to four' was beard below stairs, Sebes be immediately rare gaol yesterdey evenine.-(Tratee paper.) I. : I • , • • . - • ' • , , •