The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-09 00:00:00

I • M ■ M ■ ff i , 1 '• 1 ; ~~ • __ L i k li P rtirilllf. r 1 ' 4 WOOS 94, ffedittidAri dallier' Offenee, as ' 111ie,...... - ;silty. . The. principal "%Meehan "tirvson P. tilliffitiiiti_ l . ~ er were Job" Platt, an assistant Jettellitelll ' Polk. of Kieeciester, "the had been dissected by ibe Solicitor of thi flinVof tagland to . • visit this loan, is order to clietect Oersoet eegapdie : uttering forged notes; led. Win. Midst, impl , • fii:a siadlar purpose. Thew persons, the one die. Omni eta' Wicker, and the othefal a - boatmen, Con. hilted to ietredoce thetnaelieuto. the Prisoner, as. diners la gams and :kronen (cast teems fur baisi 'wade 'ieleforgeti notes), end hewing gained his coO ilikosec, Iperehieed of' him •twO parcels, each Con: 1 Ataialler" It 6s. Od. - or 71. a piece. Morrie, tee his cross.eiesinatioe, stated, that he get his living • selircipally by being employed in this way of detect. 'l iv utterer, •of forged notes.. The notes were pro. ilaced hi Court, and all declared by Mr. Christmas, . I'.' tiiin 'et the Bank Inspectors, to be' forgeries , a nd , •-vpparesitly from the same plate. s - Riders! llamas John Pooling, and John Jones 4 seetit'seveptlly allo wed to plead guilty to the minor I .Leicarge of baying forged &ilk of England notes in .'• vieeir posaessi'en, slid the Court immediately sentenced : Able to 14 jeers' treesportatioe. . ' Jfnis Bamford wee .neat tried, and Convicted of . tettming ford netts. • • • tillrafikars kettress. charged siiih a similar offence; 1: `was,cciaieltiktele.coneeecceece of the suspected tee. .crtigetity end bad character of see of lite liitnesies on de pottier the preercetion. .144us.ffillitsise, Prances Hutchins, IV.. Stewar4 sad Ask Dickens, - were neat capitally indicted, iced convicted of uttering for netesc - ' *- - 1n ehp eaves of IVllliam•Stiadilasid sad Berjoada • Bamford, cherpid With etteriste forged notes, • . Mr. tierjeset VatiottAit declined offering any eTi; deft! ; the Prisoners were cowseqeently acquitted. - . 110 i. 'Baron GeltiOW, in passing sentence of death r upoe trillions Gray, Ave Bamford, Win. Sinai*" •• 'sod A n ts Dacha, observed, that their crises 'OM or4cb a asters as to place Ibsen beyond the rem* ' of Mercy on this side the grave. The offence of fog .. pry, :particularly as it reprdi Bank of Englan4 1 tater, bad increased to a most alarming degree ia this • • parka( the country. The pernicloosnees of the crime • was 'almost inconceivable for 'not only was it *- Calmed to impose on the lower classes of : society, i . , but 'to interrepCsral Iciere the trade and commerce . •of the country, which et the present moment mainly '-slated upon the notes of the Back of England as a circulating medium. To you (said the literati) . nudge), the guilty dealers iu ibis horrid system, no mercy can be intended. • . • At Carmarthen Great Sessions, on Wednesday, William Doings and Andrew Johnson were tried for • fOrging and altering Bank of England notes. In his defence, or rather confession, Baines edc.itted his •-• making the notes, to which, he said, be was inducer) in consequence of basing horned a quantity of genuine • Hotta, and therefore fabricated others of the same slumbers and dates, but had no intootion of defrand- 1 log the Bank, or any iodieidul. Three witnesses I were examined for the Prisoners, one of whom stated, ihat Johnson had succeeded to an estate of 4001. per annum, on the death of his father, in 1816 ; and that hit family and connections were respectable. Baines ves found Guilty, and Johnson Not Guilty.—The Learned Judge, in passing sentence of death on the former, gave him no hope of mercy, and implored him to make the best use of the very short time al lotted to him on this side of the grate. • -Etitabeds and Jane Bahia were indicted for forg ing, uttering, and having in their possession forged notes of the before-mentioned description ; but after • the conviction of William Baines, Mr. KAY e, the iir.licitorio the flank, intimated to the Judges, that as the principal offender was found guilty, he had sin • la ISII to act with rigour towards the Prisoners; and that in case of Mrs. and Miss Baines pleading guilty, • he would be perfectly satisfied with whatever mitiga. Ilion of polstiment their Lordships might think pro per to award diem. 'This proposition being acceded - to, sentence if death was mend upon the., per forma,_ and they "Pow lila Ito further decision the Ju d ges. •. • AIiSAVT.T Utol4 A CiARGYMAltr—Of' Sunday hat, as the Ref.. Dr. Rippon wes . - on the point of cow mencing Divine Service at the chapel in Outer's. lane, Toolepattent; he was &sorbed by a great noise, which proceeded from an assemblage of about uoo Ivisksio,.Wristr Mit opposite the vestry.sioor • 'ter plirjimia l • liiiturmaing a combat between two Doctor went into the street, 10 041 • lilies the combatants, and exhorted them to diaist 'and peaceably return to their respec tive houses. Oni of them isonsed4tety seized him by the collar and knocked hies down. ile moseyed his footing with great &Scotty, and was tee a consider. able time peaked about and assaulted by the mob in ••• 1111111114111 . 1114111101. Mr. Little the beadle of St. Olive'., was sent for, and on his arrival experienced the same sort of treatment, and it was not until assiitinee of Kinseyind' Wei fire, constable*, walled, that the riot Could he *oppressed. to of the . ringleaders Daniel Drisioil and ./ oh* tell. 'were Neare d. bo the following day, mete taken before Sir ;ono Liimga l .et the Timm. ho, after heatiogthe statement of Dr. Rippen, ordered than to find solieries for theit.oppeereecy Ithp lipuiloti, wilds • foiling to do, they sere `ttiosicitied *to• the gutedgir Conyter. - /40 t. ClllllltBLLOl 6 7 ` - Via -Chatieellor'r _.. eight." in. Lordship was steepled the remainder wf tb slay In hearing motions of no lutenist .itseopt to the parties concerned. ~ •.: i VICE CHANCELLOR'S MAT. Aram $. A se uss noneer the VICIACIIMICZLLOR pre 11011kletal. Ale Bar, that he would hear motion, of coosse on tardy' only .dering the Term. ' : I This being wooden day, nothing of lotereet gyro-- nor to the parties concerned. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, Aram Easter Term commenced this day. Snell *ha one o'clock Lord Ellenborough and Mr. 'make Bayley took their seats AO the Bench. Mr. Jesus.* Abbot and Mr. Justice Ilolroyd did not attend. The proper Officer !ski before the Court an ac. coont of the state of the convicts on booed rho balks at Chatham ' Portsmouth, &c. and also of thee , con. gaud in the Penitentiary Reese, at . - - ELTHAII V. ILTILMAN. In this cause, which was tried before hti, iodic* Pork, at the Gloucester Anises, Mr. Cnstain.l.• moved for a rale to show cause why the verdict for ibe Plaintiff should not be set aside,. and a new trial granted. It was an action brought against the Da-' bedsit, as slike-holder, to recover .alratch which bad been intrusted to his care, tending the deter. Iminatioa of a wager. It appeared tben , tito Plaint* and a person,named Brown were prorietocs of her• lain. vehicles, . called 17,-4 -Night, Wadi sod at 'Cheltenham—end, on a particular treeing, Brows tionlared that ha would take Col. lA/nfield's family to the Assembly-rooms in his Flo-by.;Nigiii. Edna offered to stake his watch against that'Uf Brown, that he would not convey Colonel Latifield's family sal that evening, to the Assemblproosis. The bet was accepted, and this two watches wer* placed in the ' hands of Koilman, until tbe•6rogei was deckled.— ; Brown did convey Colonel. Enttgfield'a family, a* be laid be wotiki, and to him Keilman, io consequence, handed over she watches.• Tito present Plalotiff ininsids instituted a snit to recover its watch' on the gidend that he bad Oven notice, before the wages tiii'decided, that be would not abide by. it, and h* obtained a verdict. Mr. Campbell snood, that br Ai Imo( Eugland a wager of this kind taust.be con. 'end as e contract, which neither party bad a right Liosiiind at his pleasure, and, therefore the notice 011eged lo have bees given by the Plaintiff was r , tor tiothing." , --Rula granted. • Ore. . PROVIDENTIAL LICA rs.—r or some time past two houses, late in the occupation of Mr. BelloCk t auctioneer. and Mr. Tolson,. haberdasher, Nos. 212 and 213, High Holborn, have been in a state of de. cay, and Were about to be polled down and rebuilt. For that purpose a neither of men were yesterday morning sent to the premises, bet as they were ser rounded by . a strong paling, the door of which loss Winched, they could not gain sclothsion till the foremen came. .A little after six 'he arrived; be bad opened the door—the men weri.on the .point of entering, when both houses fell down with a dread: fal crash, which shook s ell the neighbouring build. Ines, and alarmed the inhabitants so that several of them rushed out naked to ascertain the cause. Noni of the men were hurt, bat if they bed proceeded.one step further some of them must have been buried in the reins. A dreadful accident occurred yesterday morning, in Lincoln's Inn-Gelds, at the back of Green's hotel :—Five men (bricklayers) were engaged in ex. caveting en old vault, when suddenly the whole fell .; in, with a large quantity of earth and massive stones; which completely buried the above unfortenate men, when, after great exertions, two were taken riot, alive with broken limbs, one quite dead, and two escaped unhurt. On Tnesday, in the Cashier's °lice at the Bent, a constryrnau presented a ive.p.und note to be ex changed for .five ones. ThaClerk returned the note, • nag the'criiiritrintan to write his name upon. it, The poor fellow's attention was taken sir *Vibe aao. meat. end did not perceive the note was restomed.— Weilfti same time, and applied for his nate, whew he was told it had been given back.—tae begat - re Agra and swear, end declared this Clerks had his aster, and that be would net be swindled oat of it. Hassid he bad jest come from Wales and hart been eras .Dall and Muth, from whence a Gentleman accompanied his to the Bank, and saw him pet the note tbrisegls to the Clerk ; but en looking for the 'rsiosikmen he resitil -woe be foetid, and it was cos. *hided be had walked of with the note. Between she and wren o'clock es Seedily evening, .es Me, ikon*, of lb. Borough, wee returning three. • nerwsey Wood-lane, he wait owed by three inset foodped• all .armed 111 pisisiet who with horrid Oswalt' robbed him ilk witch end looney. Daring the crowd peruseday.night at lb* Opsea ,areetel ;remand had theirpockets picked. Mr. Welsh, of lAmbetts, lost a seleable gold soot-bus Air. Thorn ' of .Piccadilly , lost his watch and handl kerchief ; and a 'Mr. Dilly, kiss the country, lost his fen% containing amour notes to the count of 501. : t Tseeday night the perredgego,llfs. Theetneen s 14 . icinkitteet, Lot' e: awl reared of a watch, a dimmer .dhiphOtle smitieti s sererai ether trticitt of 4 ILVidis,ooint . : tiro 110, g g leo I .: 4, • • •:1 W 1 eA I'nl4 lll l.llree 3 t edl , -trite .ThOfcAINO10(11.111010.1114=11 4 1/1 0 : 1 ; WotlvitidaiNtitt Illeste'sleek . -14400 tre • Thiriseestikettollat *as' lbstieeetiltrom MY dilfit#ebeatii end. fromeisome aif 'Oaf Vidi t level Gentlemen poitel:snitiflpaila. tys: outmoded time 4,ilineet.°lW trebtrii: .spketsiteklieelfidit#4 en bit hettlfli bileariog iolaterimos edditetrith didl.4llT ilvoldrefiptillite Is this lititherettervlot No tadelybowetititeltple twee be.; &safe sergese, depeetatli - timt OillOoded o : titepeetaie - ef the *teased en Friday ; erkibilli:Molloway end Mr. &Nene found ...eregiepfel ef. lOW in illeotimachillbote war , 4 .lsmatiee iw taw eteseeeb, bet .cleath; examised litesbeed_ loend no es. e seenteiiew ea the braii4 "bet egeou4dertMe quantity . t wf,cesreled, bleed. in the seeckl• thinks the death might hate arisen from a tangible. ; there testi 41exlissess oboist the breast and neck, occasioned, be' gog_ la, by. the convulsions. Thomas ilolloway, 'sugar's, 5w0te.....4 4. I dissected • ale body ; the doid.in the stomach has been analysed; it bit compound micilaginoes 'misters of broth, or seinethlug of that fOglife, with a spottily of - opiate csonot venture to say whether the opiate occasioned death er net; the qesnxity-of opium found in the stomach wooldwot boo bees total to s person in the habit wf taking- opium; found a' greet turgidity in the veins of the neck, bet no eatravasetion on the brain ; I think it probable be died a natural death." Mr. Edward' Roberts, a surgeon, is hisek4sne, was present it the dissection; saw no symptom of disease, excepting the torgidity of the vessels of the head; is inclined to attribute the death to the pres sure on the'braie l Klebard.Gattwrigist, Esq. of Vas:hall, bad known the deceased for some peers • knew he was I. the habit of taking opiate as e midicine • accompanied him to a shop. in Fleet...market, wiser; he bought a"' bottled Brathwaite's drop4.sed understood that be took them medicinally ; sew the .deceased, for the test time, on Tuesday week ; he was then so weak t mwitness remarked that it was impossible the de. used could cootie*, long. Richard Wilson, Esq., -- Rayner, Esq., Thos. rellett, Esq., lied a number of other Gentlemen, de. posed to the declining • health ef. the deceased. ' < Tite'Jary, after a short consaltation, returned a "Indict of—Noturel death. • • • .t - CORONER'S INQUEST. - - . --010-- . . • On. Wednesday, an bequest was lseW at the . Oratra. - KW; street, Christ Church, before .1.. W. litmus: Esq. for Middlesex. on the body*, Mrs. Sasso Ile touts. d e Nr,' who came to her death is the followiag dread il oftener t— • Daniel Reynolds, of thas.oreet; irJds that oa Torsdaxeveist lag last he left how fora do irft time, ; I ss:474he dearrirM. wise was his Wife, 'Mimic in a ir by th _rilth a ;I'M loot yrars of age. Woe was . very well. +Netaeoe s cetera War, *boat tat sieloek. on opsabit Ibis '• he observed a mass of Ste soder the. pat.. wad LIAR he a boodle oa lb/ hearth; Ai wan hat Meet eloshas. . Ascot to take it e so, ant oo k lY Isaadfol of slider ;le_ • i *nand ga ol Rapt to labs it wi bush hoods, add &owl he a 1111)4 a sa l tinder; ha yp a . and was meek wil w lipe be held 1‘ write Ids wife horsed to dead.. el l Via to * glilsissr to rotas to his asaisansee. . way so Its Its, ss(bi was of opialoo that- she fell adeep asiliik . so the ".110 dossier to • goody,. he was the deceased &Rend to drisking.—Verdict ly UMW to . . . . . I 1 Dent.titto.--At the late. Tyrone ' Assizes Mr. ,its Irvine ern tried for smelting Mr. Alezaeder Sinclair, sod for sending him a meseage to fight a duel. The Joey reterned a verdict of Gsitig, mid i the HIM. Baron M i CIELILAND, the ;nodding Jodie * , sentenced Mm to be imprteosed eighteen months, eat Ittai to Gad seventies to be of the pew, himself in 10001 • and. two *erode! is 5001. each.—Mr. C. Stan. WU alto pet os his trial for delivering the Itistilis gnessege from Mr. Irvine to Mi. Societe. =1 ed Gwilig t and was sentenced to be imp el the 'passe( eight months. On this trial,4l4elitio; Baron lid•CLeaLann delivered • most pathetic ad dress, and dwelt .particelarly on the bad cense. presets arising , from duelling, which bad a most zesaild• edict on the Prisoners, as well as all present. A Lady of the name of Homes, with her son .and 1 daughter; went shopping in Portland-street, Tees- day ;lag, after genius; into her chariot, one of the hoesetbeesme restive before the coachman could get his seat, and he was thrown off ; the of wheels .pawed over his body. The horses darted off at speed, and kept the near side down the street, when the chariot was ten against • coal-waggon, and Li.dashed to pieces. The Cady was shockingly cut and tersieed about she face and head ; and her daughter, teed twelve, was taken up, apparently lifeless. • The Somerset shire yeoman 4.1000 miles in 1000 saccessive hours, after ileitis beet -in nisch earnest three days before the end of it. 41aries Hussey, the suspected murderer. of Mi. fed his he s ioureper, wee eamold_resterdey esemeleg frose•tbe !loose of Caireition, "Cad "tail.; Seidl, in a hackiwy-each, heavily ironed and strong. ,Iy guarded by Polk* Officers, to Greenwich, where be will undergo • felt esamieaties, this day, before she Magistrates for Kent; witnesses have received India AO MISR& The bosons., delicacy, and inviolable secrecy con e:led with the ha re Beard for the core of pre- I wailing diseases, a manifested from the pablie con / awe it bus smoked. Since the Medical Board has boss estatillished at Charlotte-bee's. Great Charlotte iseest, Bleckfriare-road. sod Woodetock-street, 01- Ased-mieet, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of both seams have been restored to perfect health, many ,stothseribelieseeed for yentssader the meet painfel .and obadaste dimness, *ere ronesnced incurable 6 7 fetleolltlide prosittioness, and several discharged *sea itespitals. Sock -ere the effects resell* hel l emihised talents ! 1-I.essrs. COOPER sad Co. , tir 'lllellest and Soapiest tutetstity, after forty jeers es ,..ealsere in this Metropolis, are consulted daily at both bosses moil elope' night, and the poor have '4 .4.* * ~r '.; . • _ - - .. " 1 $6 i.airitt i • - 7 'r... 4 7' • , - • CR ctir ponizzi4trarr. .. azittir nv..., 6 ... .1 Ag.i.. ... 2L : 06. a 2' 4 . ie nlks. l.a . :l:l2ll 0 %1V:4 . 0044e '' ...":trdl a 1 Is'Ateilitottletrib.vtialalitv tell: ; 4.... %magi Theaddyplallitet ll* illitee/It tti. Nailer 4 li k iba.. bgaiscief iiir' Wes. Catellwwdeoilienbifs. , I l g . .fd 44 tiro• '1 .4 41 fie•••lr WV Mons. 1 opt ifilifilq• it - .. 11. ... 1 . 1,441a ° WS, ; : sk .' leeel'iatt at Ma Daibiapbeile, It rie l73 o t i• .eitikittia; on tbd 41, oprelloir 'AC *at hliteMnoly Stitt oat oittisalienyose VI. - pose ippoilioneed :si t 4ios nosend q 3001: *is Val, Oi l p•••••::.. ook mmossidirii. - . , ~,.,? . ti A asile , lr t iMilort47,l7•7-LUOMI Siitier*A f f e .. . mad Aikin, to& JoegrA /howl, 7,eShiril .. with fluting 1 tkeii ' Wiij iota iii• Or+ 4m iw 4 Ofitesp, of- JOlln-strfiecrkieril-,tonigri wirlhni oroanding Mr. 0. ire taw bend. ' Tie vorowte tt elm the Defrodos4n 104 vie to lbw boon mAir 1 Lady . irho occopied * GIS A.m., bet who it 0... , had temoved'a The laidlord mad pea of his lei man down stain, bat they 'wen attacked witbatke . and HI end. .„ , - Ti. Megiatrateloneeited the Omit was iella ß . •- tots and unprovoked, that twenty-four Itouresidgee• of bail aboold be given, and the Defendamta:aleas lacked up. A singular circomManci wii related of mt. l y@ Officers belonging to tMe sketablithemint, beikg g op by mistake, for aborglary. lie was matching g e I t r mbe l h o ll ie b is c nto e a gatkh w h oee o n h r a w e d se cti li yas i t i ou ' a lli or d ned Erli :s at o t ais io r EC T it : f iiit the thekeri ni :l r l asei e sinil t d e t i on ,o l l 4 . esorch g s si: a sy r a i d ad.g n e o n y: l 6 l l oAkeig h t is e o n ibodi t tkeit t. ' . p ever, recite d much merriment. hoe 3 se i t hae was t De chi v rg itrie edl4 E the a msa?e t s " med' ees Tia Ci" ean with assaulting him, and attempting to relleall• seiner. On 'lseaday night the Defendant was glari ng along Ozford.street, tad saw two women aildupee k • . . fighting. 'rho watchman • came up mid sea:: partial to the Women, that,.allhough t nie bo n tna ced n the ro t f h ril e y w , s h t e ch d i. ld ho a n: t e. tilike Def i e lve nd a a l Wt b. ati lli d eggill ethrt: • • • pers t crokerged the impropriety of such iondoctolos which be was charged with an assault, ellthoogkiAt: • bad never atruck`osso. qt ihem, and obliged to,irese. bisjoid watchloir his appearance. Mr, Bennett, the proprietor of the. Sirattersh Coffee-house, said, many complaiats kid traen*Matld isslost the watchman for partiality and miecendept. 6 The Worthy Magistrate instantly dismissett the ebariO, colt censured the .conduct of the wataltlMM pi very sowers terms. • BOW•vrititirr.—Sarah Hollins, the woman who wM eosins. 'by Filbert's to entrap Mr. Tripp, and whit ahem the Won lOW Oeutiewma remained daring his absence from his Woe, IMO* Tuesday evening bravest to the Other. She Ad* bets 4ise was is the hackney-coach which .conmoyed away Mr. and his portmanteau with kis property. Mfkinrg. ot e i d ei. the lod g i ng in anted tDO,,eto reet go to IZl r r i rb i e t t v lid tot amen Id gin • sotireto ft iet t Ods where he tias till he shield arrive dim He caraphilned that Ms mits never allowed him owe rd . at a time. . Wild , theamdliad attendant of the family, deposed f" could pato* the •elfeetionate care of Mrs. Tripp Illigl i i i g i e loa aar t i v et a temele e =ti . c. The woman was diseks 'IA. One. a chimmo.-eweeper's boy, was Chfille4 with mg atratettfrari the hoe* of Lent Francis Orson. ill ilitiCkeitswg*Bedlte thinmeyr.on kis departure, diem** ' will Whoa Mid Moe 'owe limirti.of loot on the plate alb the *stele had Web sispeaded, the boy Was suspected. • mimes hp.*fr Ihrees's.bn i kliegs was searched, bat the sistit was set felted. Ike ' boy was committed, and the-mane PO ordered Idled ball. , OLD 11.41LE1: •• • 5. ••• WEDNESDAY. Arm& 8, • Simi Mangos was indirted for stealing a ematitystf ocalleg apparel to a huge amount, the propett) of Julia lirsiserti. Prosicatrix was a laundress , and mid employed the Pm saner as a washerwoman, and platen great tordideace in het,* she isailkaawa her fur tome time. On Web Warn she misted the articles charged in th e indictment. Not unpectiag the ed. sewer, wham directed bee to go to the pawnbrokers is the neighbourhood, far the purpose of hootering Sr dimwit drat -ticks bad bees pledged. Ihe did out retpo4:: wham fa die mine of the day called at her lodgiags le what detained her. She was informed by the woman who knit the ladgiags that the Eriouser ea the 14th ,bporght hoot a large UMW at linen. While M e ass talking the p a rz we is, contested having taken the articles. a nd baring ed them la VI bitechspel. /he gave, pp the depbcate et . am ticker. se rr r one wa r. broker pr ov ed his hub* received the articlesfreer freer the be to ttr p a po P w ri l ifo per w ß f e o i lm ag r mine ! I n ne n gayre7vaartristateistanadreadefehasCa defence. stal i ng tha f a aa r t i r ir e s i le i iiirea wed illia pawned them. but intended to release them as .11911SbliC amid raise the money. The Jury fogad & verdict—Guilty, and belt the Jeri me the Proseetwrix tecanmeaded her to mercy. The latter stattft that if the tiresome war at ilbertz she would again capitol S O'. The Primmer tried bitterly daring the whole trial, 44,alrett the verdict Was pratentaced she war almost overcome a lob pie • , The limeraaws. is feeling language, artioned the Prissarr against the repetition of nub coadact, aad ordered her to hi lined hot ahfMq, Mit thee eiieharged. Two young .ads (brother.) dere convicted of meeting a 111111 1. Erillitlefn loaf sad, three quieten& of boar: They:seemill wit arte_q for what they had dose. • . • r.l The Prosecutor dated, that he believed the parents of *eh,* boys were &boat to sail let America, and wanted to take them L aid. them. • - c.v , . 1 . 1 4sartirrlba 4 flro Hkewki sdovii mat desiied"an , 4 011 mopoesame cer"ta eirqii impiw ire late the sist wept bitterly ail the time be was smutting At Urd.kliev;m ol .. dieted for stealing a sliver table..porta, t he property Mfg Berwick. The..ltt . ry famed the Prisoner Chatty , b u t recosomeoded is Merey _ tog ..1! it IS . MARRIED. itrtri•;-•;i On the Sb inst. at St. Aim's, ack Bensley, of i doll-court, Fleet rtreet,Bl to Sr li gyV aid ebsid of Mr. Pewit, of :Mansion-home ~i ---- - DIED. • e On the 98th ult. at het 'wither's honor. Edinbargi../t Ea phetain Young. wife of Jobs Y"%••ball• _7"Nrets ur nt,,'J, and daughter of the late *eil ataesinar, Esq. . On the Ist haituat, Mrs. Sarah •Cooke, of 113, Bethopfel.' street. • Oa the 51h ink. at Carrhead, in the West Klan silk c• # . or York. W Mann' N'aintaaa, /Lej. eget, ill. On the Nth inst. at Tarsier's-hill, Herts, lathe ISA her age. Mrs. Shepherd , widow 011ie hsti.Yohn Sheolterdi r Oa the 4th Wet. ut his father's house is Butt street, 1104116 M, Ale. Abniliam S. Bargetbar_, aged Si. wOn the 15th ult. at his Inane lu tetra's Elsa. Chebea.ll I , En/err, &q. of Cleveland-row, St. James's; Wistathatert 0 . ist yews'. • .• Oa the rob ie. "the Lady of Job. !lapetus Talks PR.' d swearing*, Sorrel • aseele ~.4)*raublia its. at A laerdeoticaged,lfs dr Hee. Mae t eV ss• Ilalues chapel. feesacrig of kialiol College. ,illar g , ipt inst. at his sootaLlaospoi t. • ja, Ike coint v 01 r;,' 'Jletilaiiiirilort. VI the 'i Yr" `" • "tvt rwi .. 7 •r•-•, .. • , • .- - . • • . • . • • '. :. • i • - . . _ , • ' • • • •, ' _, - • . •I • ~ . , • . • .„ • .• „.. . .. • . 2 ... • ! . • - TIIE S'I'A'I7ESMAN: . .-. . ~. . . , -, : • , . _. . _. , ft"' • . ._ _ - . __ ._ • _ -----.......---- ..- --._ _ __._- _ . . --.-- - _ -- - --...- ' i-.4iosa a1i,... Waili)VlClri: . '44lPirut 1.• • . , . 1,41 F liffieldoWliNClL .. . ADJOVIC 1.......r.r.' , . . .i.o , ,4,..,,. 4 p,.{,„!, . A. , ..;tf A G.,./.144. • 4V. t - : . 4 lit ,l r. tofu ith wet et the COURT 01.01ANCEILY, even S. ,! • . . ., . , , i '&l6...km.kehr d e w . This being the iiri slay str.Easser,Teest,..shp tAirti . , .Th e ,c et 4, Crewo riot 11411;katt . „:evel. tra-! . • seen coil. , . atiflCOM's 14604 a lisill thei r 110 ". 10 Ihealel e , • Wollogetli • , :i. != , it* iststrrilsoor! brio /buy wellobta 17040 y e . of lb* Itotio a s Vet -Claincliet. is. 4 h4 1 salts. ar kossla charged this atteriag "6110 :11, iok,A I fi tiood I n. robes, (wok their , sees se the Deseh it 10 athrilos ' 6 444,A, eo n ji •••‘• Alflit s to 'Ma tediotemet Ite *MS 4 liatch' lb. heron . oil . i'stiell;. 'lim a " ti!' two .. - M in n " in : jieriesettest J edge Weisel adeleit WO' tililvat' ' liiitarifittabli his Oluccery, *WO. Irkylfood Stepitoo f wool ohs Kings * m e w... s ea trial, cod, pre - filib Oliakfiiiiianider, his ploo ; ot Coosell I, doped is their felt botteravdr twice.. , , ii iv ..i eg i oty Ma IX Tili MATT= of POSTE,* A SAJULSITIPT• . k lol l y , upon Ms poriittlit la - Mr ditorosittklios. tit re i ... . t • awe • guilty, th a t pie. was-,t 0 —,,,k,d ... ~11. 0 s w ami g : Sir S. Rosimot stated, this was the Petition of Th e . 641 . 4 0 .;-. : 111 istitridlitel't rifted iiplia Nisi: ••• •• : 7 03 , ~ ,,,1 Jaw Parter p thalthahrept. praying that she Commis • low. ha 40 i, l.°. i• Mart Thildhei (life- to i ll. latt-tioltilfoolot . ... s l oe Print him, 4 1 410 1 • be ..paraded , is 411 * Por"i/ irlostbersosa i• trii), 'Wen s B i dd erg i t i ltu es bea: sn a ii i fi n i* 04'10 takes it mist against hiss hid bb debt se. 4 1 , 1 g l io G er . . . vostAi i r m eow. i n i.t ei od i i6cifi ro s4 t e m*. cared by, writs's , . What he (the Lear used Coossel) . D s 4d , Evi i - o,,wit ta n s itdict o for • e i t ai dg .f or i e d 6 8 4 a to g . ihsd ',Atilt his Lordship arsaf that hir . wssld atlas idi , ; , :iii -- ad " we. . , nur austd i sai a linty, and ISM Lo it, so be ayes for hearing os so early day, Is hie ers i ggor ia . , ..._ ' • 3 i l i o rifice of * e a . ..i.j. s or Ms Homer the Virs-Chsateller s paper. half searpiet ,fli i h a i sliP ' l.l.ll o " .ats Vic: - •'. •-• •• 1... * The.l.oss CuaitsuArs.- 64 Let it be saltless iii s ho o d sol -,... i...;....4_, •li___ 1,..k....1 e.:a dealer straitly. was' h! the Ykwalameallor'll- Piper for 11•166 1 le i li ilk.OOOAlOO A • . • . , ~ , • • • -4 • • 1( . 1 . ~. . • ` . • . • ... . . - • . . . . . . • ..., . _ _ ~.... . . .-...- . . -............-..... . . . . . • •• • al ' . V. • .1 6 .4 6.1 *,' - MiLlogitil , ' _ "l° i P ateffig. .- ~-. ..1 ,- . • .'. -", C 1 .3 .i.. 1 "....i; I°° ! 4 j f , ? •,, •):- . .... . 7" ; '1111 1 .147;! .. 1 '. , j . . ' • • - 144 11 111 W W, '. :i twig • 'lr a .. • •t: %.,-. .1..9 : .11 2' • i ... . 5 •;:o tP! ••11.:#1 UTM 101141 4 111.1 ,04 4 .9 t IV II II Al4l Tigif i t i r i tt, i g a l p • It feasto'stwallt - iiielideed 4 bi V i r 4.G1? " . te fas ' i .. . t•de an a s i i. .,. troammograloweeltair **•' . Butts iltiv l let esitlitstl ed l ha' ilidiiiit mitt: ' i*„.. l . . Ask linteregyfram 1114 dlifiteelit i dffii !totes.' traiddriappk i htiot eas t ; * wit A. p i o usly . •, cram/ Aso . /if 'viol %Oh ts die httemelef .24 ' WO. Cmeslel,modes= ' , oohs, Gentlemen . emiliPeb - $0 IS* 01 eheett•Atlet• • 'The eciemoor Wit Memo modal *bas tylieeet e 'iw Itir:2 4 1110 . . smolt eaqpiry„ it was' forted. Met .00 aileeded**4 Whithelelk Skit& ' 7a l Mied' at the Datiktopiseile, lit We le a laidosieses oditotottili liddllar Ai' t o .catikituid; on tit• 4ty *ewe eilliVilhe refftaleb Om Ode jessemmli'mactis . eras! ialigerianeir Seat oat tit eisilienv: wileire4 . Mr Ildrefirill ant Wittenfits Pe el& hew Dom eitoreheaded :at Aim assend il , 3001: aka law - . sPetl PI P1011ot!‘:- ial k rameesetbd. - . , .„, fi • ~ wpm, Jep.wd, -that km ettenideti .M A asvotr T impreakix.7l7temosStifier**A f f e ,. inpentain-ef the *tensed en Friday mk t Aike n ,. *ai d. Juni *: g imens wee . fl ' Arlo r.oileway end Mr. RAMO ; found with to t ti ng i theli . wWitsia Ai pim pif . lef -fIOIA its tbeetensechillsere war Mamba, of - JOlla-strtief; *Rini refi ts; -,I minter, Da ia-thweastiteek,- Inif *et enilicimit wounding Mr. 0. ice the head. 'Tlyearnif Ik e , It ; eseedeed thestree_ Amind noe:• that the Defendant* bwagoite to tore hosts Ott a oe tweie,"betesenddenffle qileniii.T. Lid, who occupied the kat Amor, het who it eletol . sod. in the` Weckl• thinks the death had removed: Thu landlord and oae of his legion ' a from a sonmaleloa- it ; there was a cis* down stain, bet they 'wen attacked with oicks the breast and heck, occasioned, he* and ill mod. convulsions. - The Magistrate itenceired the *Moult was is • 'wets serltemes sworn.-++s I dissected' ton and eaproreked, that twenty-foe, hoots seem . tid•in the stomach has been analysed ; of bail should be given, and the DefendamteMew micilaginoes 'misters of broth, or l ac k e d up. t . ' et Matt*, %with a 9wantity of *piss; . A singular circeraseasci sal related of ooa s estpu a say whether the opiate occasioned Officers belonging tntMs establishment, belkg Mks, • the oeantity-of spies found in the up by mistake, for obo . ist**. Ile was siitching 4 not hues twee fetal to a person in the place where ir oursvppoialribere was an intent to *pies • found a . greet turgidity in r o b a h o es*, aid goal Elf the Hatton - garden 011eem' neck, oe estmetiliien on the being on duty on the 1118111 errand, they got hold it It probable he died a niters! death." .tho.other Oiliest, and took his into custody, batt e r Roberts, a sergeoi, le blieek4etse. mistake was found out ai the aeat lee". It, hew. the dissection; saw no symptom of ever, eacited much merrimeat. • -.. , I m the 'en,' aef the vessels of the Michael Devityms, Esti, of the Gtoocostor CA,. 1, • dto attribete the death to the pres- house, was chirged by a watibmsa, wised Mattaing„l'., ca t with assaultinthim, and attempting to ranee. rd. •-, wright, Req. of Vaelhall, had known , oner . O a T ues d ay night the Defer ant wee log If poste rears; knew he was ie the along Ctsford.stswet t sod saw two !omen aeslupeek . spies es * medicine; eccemPenied. fighting. The watchman- cane op and =ls • s Fieet.osarket, where he bought a partial to the Women, that,.allisough thy. . . rate's dropiveed enderstood that be Imaged the fray, be did not take themEbitedmigett ...: the man to the watch-boos. Defendant aid ether • liciaalty ; sew the .deceased, for the .today week ; he was then so week t pers t one . orged the impropriety of such iondoct,upau narked that it was impossible the de- whiai he was chatted with an assault, although:be: mimeo long. bad never strock ' ime. at them, and obliged to hest ion, Esq., . Rayner, Egg., Thos. his gold watch 'for his appearance. . • i .."1 od a number of ether Gentlemen, de- Mr . Bennett; the proprietor of the Stratithert dillittfi • health alb* deceased. Coffee-house, said, many complaints had loaea*Mado • . tier a short tessellation, returne d a splint the watchman for partiality and isilseadept. feral death. • • The Worthy Magistrate 411141101 y dimeitsei the: . IWO, anti censored the .conduct of the washout* . RO N ............_ E WS INQUEST. . in Bo ver w y •wra llil arr ern .— t rah MlS ' Milli es, the weans who was emplaise • by Pilklegioa to e da ntrap Mr. Tripp aid with attest the cam. .an Wisest was held at the' Claire. "Mott- moats Geotienaaa respaiord der* i bis absence ire. his hear, Ira*, beton J. W.' Uwwti:. Esq. Coroner was, or Tuesday evening betnight to the °Mee. Site staid, 5 the body*, Sirs. Sasso iteyoolds.' aged bI , that site was la thebarkary.coarh which . eonte`yed away Mr. moth in the followiesdreadhil oftener t— , • Tripp and his portasseteno with kis property. 'thread Pitting. s, of tieteOrret: *AR that ott Termini *well- Um Oared the bodging to Dorset-street her Tripp, where his *ire se fors a time lesei the deemased, who toped hi.. Mr. -Tripp , wanted to go to „tail: hr dui mot Writ tic in a ' ir by the a rt 1 1 1ith a ch il d tour to give • ootieeto hi-. (molds where he wm till he should arrive wee • very well. ...,...s retire there. He coosplalood that Ms 'wilt sever allowed him atme 'data, en opeotati Ow .be observed a than ltd. at a tamp. .. _ r the.. grata. sad emaelblag t ea bootie ow - Dr. wild , throated attendee of the f am il y, _ de ialw ilt: e i : z . t "... , • was am, dteaf eifthaa. . . went to. take aotisieg could iretvord• the willeeilonal• cart of Melt. Tripp a headfiti . of slider ;'be_ • ****sol4 at- 611 1 l o the eareetes me weemi r ic • 11 b•sh howls, Lid Growl he a owe of 88 4 move. was y red. The WOMB weed sad was erect w il w hp be- Jetta Owe. a rialorlit-inveePers boy, _ W lll 2 ch_aro 4 will i aw l wife banned to death. sti i r an to a stegliag wallikilfrallithe bosses . Lord rmo r i t t r OM•ro t .hi me to lot aisimmee. .wv sv . lir Its, ho'heeastougdoe elwoweyrwo lor grim t . • . le re • 11 Oslo. that fell adeaponeith oa the was atiortiliaiM Molt Mow mhfki.oll4ol.o* the glare 1 , .......•••:._ h. ma. MAMA. On the dreamed '. the MIMI' be* Wed wispeoded, the boy *ls rspee!td._, WS! MOM llPPlegra ums saw.-. 1. w. 1 5..., .... .__ u---- __ 'mot lifts, snook, dm Zweisy, Ta•nday, mad Saadi, J.Z.ltihretpclui.7'„„Deri;7l,ll;liia'"Baj;;:iio,oll. iii - * • unlit SWAIM. seal**. PlitiAili It Wait- pi •Ow le iv.t. at his seat at Ltistpsat..ja, tie /fat,' a l": Is 10 ellegis' their sase v ilowedistelf auirsaMbii. illemittisiaa lA* SW- VI the 2 ~), , ; ,',7 sad .All lattesatiellarlisitaidita ibarlotitillaila4 illvele- l and MO e-raild, h ole ere hired *bid di aid co- i r ib ra , : pi „,„ 0 „17 44 p ohloh ," 0 .A; 07 .0 0 . 04 4 ', taia a consuPins fro. . • ' Srarcot is 0.-rics, Ni. 4;loliitteri v :t uvri, Fla , +u` • ' ti.- 4