The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-04 00:00:00

/ LAW INTELLIGENUE. VOURT OF CTIANCERY. Ara,S, 18S11: 488 MES: • . •i. " Lair • • FORD. - '' • On Fritlav last Wellinm 80u41 . 6 . , • a ( notettogettp. , was convicted upon two indictmeiOs for forging of England Notes, and making Baiiir:Ooteqaper.' He was also indicted at the instivitce of-the Lisa iSf Stamps, and arraigned for forging the. kin g "s Stain* on-the lull Bank-notes, , and.ha?ing hi? ; ram• sion a forged die for impressi . ng i !hog, stamps ; the Judge thoudt it unvweessark , prbreiid irk, him on that indiftment, as he wt be deft for eac h cution on the former conviction. ' ' )' ••''''" co nNIWA LL. " • flWlinni Uren stood capitally indicted for isresay . ing into the dwelliqg-house of 'Tomas, with: an intent to rob the house and murder the.ownar. 'rise Prisoner is a. husbandman, and I,ived at St. Just ; the Prosecutor, who is at olditian, a" •ARDNER AND OTHERS D. ASHTON. In this case a Bill had been filed by the Plaintiffs, who tare creditors of Ashton and Nasseau, snerchteats, to have certain goods, consisting of vines, spirits, &c. furnished by them on the joint account of Ashton and Nasseati, delivertid bircki t to them, on the ground that Nasseau, the younger, with whom Ashton had entered into partnership with full knowledge of the fact, and on whose joint area: dit, and not on the sole credit of Ashton, the goods were furnished, was a minor at the time the furnish. ings were made , and still continued so. Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY and Mr. Thum this day: moved for an injunction, restraining Mr. Ashton from converting the property in question, now lying St the London and West India Docks, to his own private purposes, or in payment of his ownindividual or separate debts. Mr. lIART, Mr. LEACH, and Mr. Rourerz, op posed the motion on a eariety of grounds. The D:- fendant, Mr. Ashton, had demurred to the Bill, on the plea of a total want of equity. Before this de murrer was disposed of, they contended, that no such motion as the present, nor, indeed, any mlition, could be entertained; it being essential, in ilfe.first instance, to determine, if there was any equity in the suit which would watrint his Lordship in enter- tabling it. And what they asked was the equity on which the present Bill was founded ? That Nasseau, the younger, was minor at the time the partnership• was entered into. Were tM Plaintiffs , however de-. ceived in this, or had any. Palle pretence been held out to them by Mr. Ashton, to indoce them to he-- lip , . that Nasseau was an adult? Surely not. The Plaintiffs had taken their chance, as any other credi tors might be supposed to have done, and, having de livered their goods, must now trust to the solvency of the parties bound to them for their payment. If they had made the furnishings to Nasseau alone, could they have pretended that they were entitled to recover back possession of the goods furnished 2. And, if they could not, on what ground was it to be con tended that the additional security afforded by the naree! of Mr. Ashton, would put them in a Metter si tuation than they would have been in without it? SirS.tsmvae RolllLLtr,itl reply, con tended, that the demurrer athounted ahsoltitely to nothing. If such a step could pUt a stop to every motion in a suit, then was a complete antidote provided against every injune.io i whatever. In the case of a colliery, or any other ntanufacture of the greatest importance, where an injunction was applied for to restrain even the most destructive operations , every thing might be B s ot the better of by the Defendant demurring to the ill. The Plaititilts in this case did not think it ne cessary to charge that any deception or fraud had been practised upon them, that being unnecessary.— The very fact of Mr. Ashton representing himself as. a partner of a Company carrying on business under the firm of Ashton and Nasseau, while at the same time he knew that Nasseau was an infant, and there fore was not bound by any of his nets, was in itself a frond, and fully entitled the creditors who had dealt.. with (he Co-partnery, under this •fraudulent repre sentation, to the equity of the Court. The LORD CHANCELLOR looking to the form of the suit, and observing, that not the whole joint credi tors of Ashton and Nasseau were parties to it, but only seven individual creditors, each of whom stated his own private case, wished to know front Sir Samuel nomilly, whether he could support a Bill so Med. Sir SAMULL ROMILLY cdmitted, that he should find some difficulty in doing so. The objection, however, he conceived, would not be s .riously taken, as it would cnly put him to the necessity, of filing seven Bills instead of one. .4..7 • • The Lono Cst,tmcar.t.on said, that this being an application without precedent, he shoidd wish to take the demurrer along with the motion ; and therefore ore-red that the demurrer do stand for argument to morrow, when his Lordship should endeavour to dis pose of the whole of the question. The official statement of Cie military force of Sweden, drawn up for the inspection of BERRA DOTTE, was published in the Stockholm Gazette, of last trionth ; it was as follows :—Regular Army, 35,000; Reserve, 50,000; New Levy,•7ooo---Total, 92,000 twit. The Naval Estiniatc comprises six thousand seamen, and three thousand marine artillery. A part of . the reserve was embodied on the unprinci pled seisure of Pomerania by the French, and, wo believe, is now organised. The new levy was called out some months ago. Besides the above, there is a considerable body of militia, which is only ordered out on a pressing emergency. The individuals com posing it arc principally small farmer*, whose lands, when themselves aye absent on service, sic cultivated by the district to which they belong. The Crown Princet BERNADOTTE, had lately received from the Swedish States, an addition to his income of about 70001. sterling. The allowance for himself and family is now 20,0001. per annum. Since his elevation he has purc.hated several valuable estates in Sweden. Sarah Elden, of Fishlate, was committed to the Wakefield house of - cOrrectlon, for having been the tan wediled mother of ,four pretty children. The wheat harvest' has' CoMmence& ha the ylcinity l l of Winchester; and the crops iivialiandlulL . One of the most economical substitute, for bread is the following very simple dish :.—Take two poun44 of meat, prepared for a pie; mash a quantity of potatoes, and mix them up with milk to the consist ency of batter; pour it over' nd it t the oven without a crust. The a crust, and theit prepared, the farther than in the usual way, Last week a shark of considei caught with a strong conger ' Stonehouse, near Plymouth-dock, fogad in its belly, and it is supposed same fish that the day before attacked Lancashire Militia, who was and wounded him severely in _operate as a caution to swimmers shores washed by the Atlantic , froiste,nt ha the Chancel, sal the sheisie,of ,'el sad Sod harbotiia: • ! • ~IY .- -. yr~ . • .• i] STATESMAN. • ly t.... farmer, lives near tha%placc; his family,' etinsistine; - fire ofincluding shildflrgliif4t4 of himself, a girl abou t IS, and a bay,' both pailifto:iat" r l or the oth af.,Apo i t children, for a y bove four persons in the coach 'ln tail,' apprentices. On the night was case, the Magistrates gave it as their' opinion ,'that last, some time after going to boa, .tin,.pgrnay alarmed by a noise in the lower part or the t o ose, .it w ould be r Oterstepping the limits of the ,Act.yr Parltan.lent, 4 saiii,croe a child tinder foicrlecn yew, as if some, prsors was breaking in ) and i calkiag . .otat, "in the name-of GOd, ss-ho is.thia br eaking j 9 ow, ci(llO , San adull.l7..aUd,stipAs,,depitied,agaiost,the •opi whether a Ma., • isstie ; and another question; adio s , !doss of the c onimissigners. i. f . rho point is still. at house," heawakeried The girl, who',it ieetnii 'Pot' •in the same room with him. The night . WAsdaitit, , and on the girl's getting out of bed,! lie desthd her' gistrate's consict;on scats , be atinatiledy: Unless by au , to ;eta fork which is used in carrying corn is Ambit aPPe 634O the Sessions. -;.' . ll' . vest, and. went himself to get a stick, - The g irhosq,; , • - 'HATTON-OASHARI O I. •. , - •.! • aft, belonging to one of the Regiments of. • firs at the h ,, ad of the stairs, and higritig'serge,Rep h l , A Sn . r t ea ;,Guitrcls , ; olistestrertlay trout/Ott up for examination, sou coming up, she very . boldly lurne4 ,he fork .so as to keep the prosigs'nett herself, aalit l a id A o ; f i c :it before- Sitting Magtstiratla, ,, lrtir. LEECH and Mr: atlhe person Coming ursteirs ; she tiii?!.y knocked eq , t4.41..1 .. ..?i , a, thi, - qt . * o s T , Fiiinrnitti lig a rape on , 60 . , him down; and going to 4 win dow an 110Jstairs. she' Pf : t urq v a ipting wottin, , servant to an Artist, re= . forced it•opea, and saw s_man rush - Ent t .uf the'eldatf g _______ 2 l l l Wg a ! l '' " steaa ' P , i vests committed for farther then winda,w, which we-:left fast tiesniam I ) A kre ., , 'ut4Paitameitt 1o?-mosrow.1- °On searching the premises, an ofd 14 7 tk , r s , lisp called " the slashing itick;" a stone 040 by I p i l l . .wPlght, ot the stairs, and Another' litlibs. ' gfff', / ' near the kitchen window, 'Which veil 'lirtik% tii .. ' pieces ;—this stone hail on it' niii‘s Of lint; int paint, from breaking in th , • window. ' The talhisiiW the kitchen was removoti from the wiriddivint i o. pie'. midst of the floor, where it was overfUttletk . tafd a dresser was broken. Suspiciou 'falling, op. the.Pri- soner, he was taken up, and the ,lit„t' Well had,l been a fine one, but was very old; Iglitg : piad'V a L l two persons, who-saw the Prisonei"diihilinili*; fore the burglary, proved that the hat WaSlll4 . one! he usually wore • and the stick was sworn Yeas part of a flail, which was in a barn ,on the fkrin where the Prisoner worked the day befall the house was broken open. When the PtisOu et. was ar rested, lie had several bruises about his head, and a quantity of blood had run ,down his neck, end on his shirt. No defence being made, the Jury' foupd the Prisoner Guilty. . 7 • , '. 47' HERTFORD. - 1- On Monday s'ennight,anatilou wits frieti, ro iihfch Yarrow, a hair-dresser at Wire,,'wa3 Plaintiff, and. Col. Calvert, M.P. and Capt. Elvin, were Defendants: The Plaintiff was Serjeant of the third company of the Eastern Division of Hertford Local Militia' ' , al which the Defendants were Colonel and Mjutakite, The Plaintiff', after the regiment hail 4161614," was taken from his shop at Waie, and‘trled for e r ; trifling military offence by a Court-Milltittl, Who sett-. 1 tented him to solitary confinement for tine month,; and the Di.feudants ordered him tcYthe County Gaol, and to be keivt on bread and water. - . Lard ELLENDOROOGII said; the senteticiAs net wnrraated by law, and that the Dvfeittlints; having even exceeded the sentence, must bo . lli;iieiltblte in i damages.—Verdict for the Plaintiff—W.Maiii.2ol. • r : .1 - folamitlttpilid Womb(' Veanight the Exeter a nneal sereitlitig M i aitliVedk'plaft, anTntstwithstandleOlte . urittietiWbie State of the weather, there 'were SeirOal'i thlSusatid spectators present. The prize each day AVIS. alkurse of ten guineas : the players numerous; ! and many of them'. the most renowned champions i from different parts of the country, who exhibited proofs of strength end science equal to any ever wit nessed. The Herculean Jordan was thrown in the • single play,. , britistwell, of Exeter. Molineur, the I celebrated 'ptigilist, entered the lists for the first time i as a wrestler, and discovered great powers of stene, tit and activity, but not being such an adept with ilia toe as theist, he received a most tremendous fall front Joite- Snow, of Moreton. There were ten standards or.double players for the first day's prize, i each of whom had previously thrown two men ; and, twelve ditto for the second day's prize. The former ,wad worn by Flower, of •Morchard ; second best man, Perrett, of Cheriton : and the latter by l'er vett; Sectind best man, Cane, of Celebroke. The players were highly satisfied.witit the rewards allot.. ted them, and the business throughout was well con ducted by the Committee. • A field of wheat, belonging to Mr:Lewis; farmer, of-linrt6n,.*Wilts,elaims the admiratibrr Of the su r.. I iasedieg.gountry ; persons far and near are resorting to:, view .. 4. Ilis s erop of wheat, last ) ear, cow- 1 *pletely.talied'• but without fresh ploughing, sowing, , or manure t tiere•hasihis year, sprung up from each' , aid root from'6o tolVtitalkS, each bearing as many ' pars, and these ears are as much as five inches in length, full of the finest grain imaginable; and, what is mote aitonishing s a new stalk is springing - from , the first joint; t.h, nature of the grain seems, how ever, to hare changeciby,being so long in the ground; it is now as fine a piece of !animas wheat as ever was witnessed ; and What sterns come up last year pro , - • • Iduced remarkably bearded eats; The burthea ap- , plate, ' eravi4e.giCe• EXECUTION OP BENJAMIN ILENsnAww—At . Not- : pears so miraculously abundant, that thw / grateful tinghain, on Wednesday last, pursuant to his sett..; man looks upou himself as . particulaely,fageere# by, fence, was executed on the gallows near-this• Benjamin Renshaw, for setting first to a hay-stack" s ' Dentist JuiT . 2g:—X feW : nights mid, I ha'r belonging to Mr. Charles Stanton, and slaughtemiegibareus murder witiqbtitinifteil oil the bndy af a ser-; a ram belonging to Mt. Isaac •*llodsley4.• b o th .of II vent of Mr.`l3latide4,:brNewland, whOwas 'tent to Mansfield. About eleven o'clock he left the prison . , Callen on an errands isadrmet on the way by a num and was placed in a cart, accompanied* the eves i b ar o f v ill a i ns , who dispatched him, as ; ,it Appears, cotioner, and a rtupectalele • gentleman; who: had I •witvi- unnecessary savageness. His body was found, daily visited him during his* condemnation,: The Xt morning, partly stripped, and mangled by a dog, concourse of spectators was unosually.gsfiat; "Fgrit'i t l,at was feeding on tie unfertuuate eau's face when ness the awful catastrophe. • When arrived at Abel , t ati'discovery was made. A' diligent search has fatal tree, and sometime had been spent Inalagialff 4 bola oistdesithich,,we hope, will end in discovering and prayer, Renshaw himself prayed with an email ble voice, and afterwards addreised. the Multitude 1 the emarderers.--(0/onssel Rom) for the space of 15 or 20 minutes, enhortiag them, i leo ' ris ii sig . _A Oel..waslaught on Hagehot-heath, on Saturday and especially youth, to avoid evil seetnpiny, , MI ' hetwixt.,Stapton „Clayton,,, Eiie . .. t and a a— Gintlentanof the name ofteiry, in consequence of this he did in a manner which excited theastonis& ment of every behOlder : such fortitude, a disiititeabout a bet. • The latter Gentleman was ce ment veiely wtnsnded in the neck, in the Gilt fire; but is confidence, and composure, were • scarcely eine*. considered out of danger.. -. . fore witnessed, expressing at the samatiMear he basil , The sewer, now excavating in Hyde-park is one or, done before, his assurance of the mercy 61 God.--;.. After he was 'turned off, the noose of the'rope nog greatest worV,s of the kind ever attempted in this Connie.:. It is intended fora drain, to the numerous . moved under his chin, and it was deemed proper to put him into the cart, that the rope might be adjust- ! seri& now built in the neighbourhood or Paddriti:' ed afresh, after which he was turned Off again. ton, and will empty itself into the great sewer which • deg . +liters the Thames at Millbank. In consequence ofl circumstance occasioned a considerable wielded the height of the groued in Hyde-park, it, became nes among the spectators, who generally expressed:thei r abhorrence at the executioner, to whose carelessneds I cesary, in order to insure a sufficient fell to this new , sewer, to dig to a very great depth; and its formation they attributed the accident. After' hanging Are e friends for ----- ' if carried on by the laborious and expensive process of usual time, his body was given to hi torment at Mansfield. .I • . in. !tunnelling. Pits are sunk at the distance of every 70 t yards, and the excavations are conducted in a way si . THE New DEURT.—The eitetntimpart of this j milar to those of a coal-mine. The stratum of clay fabric is now nearly complete. ;.Ifs'giefiftel chewier I throug4 yehj,Ch the. sewer passes, is favourabie.to the and appearance is that of massivOittftitegth, not ill ! process of excavation ; and is similar to that which designed ; and the principal front ptiest4W4 somewhat' was tbrosvunp in the formation of thellighgp i teArch'.l of miser - dignity. The effect' of the **Wks in this wayi'illat ItO suddenly faile' nh 'nearly arrisiaitt I part Of the building, however, is hearty spoiled b y i conspldtillna 'the:gravel-pita in ilille-paslkliee , hit , the introduction of some diminutiireVeomposieasts biO I dowisivehesAbyi,disg from theAtianel.e:.....l2 t..r,;.toft,:! it/intent/lOn the capitals'ef•the borie pllinitlea',-liiihtch • im a th o ffb a g i g in d•S e ssione last ,weelc k Apherf)Cfki iti themselves, too, want auificientboldttairitlitt/Skez ' b rgo t, 4. . pitypite, is th e ed . reg i men t esf, the. Surrey, iirtitin. • l,!-..: 1 -- 1 Militia. Ws- . ieutenced tr - - .eoniiii' ---- V ,I:' s•• ' •• .. - • .-- the 1!le 4~r'S~ , Y ~f " 7 , jthe„,„,h,..:bcirita,::,itistitoi f(*;sec...y,l.ol)4l7:tfiabrsttisiiiitii: . . . POLICE.' • 1 ..: I. ''''' • *". • Virtiftfitittist of .Insett" has been granted by . ' , : ' lllllt w he d ill a tis: sa r i lls.) . g receive4 the benefit Of it were Cstpliti•J, .7 1 11 1"1: : :. 1' t MANS —.IIII*- 1061-11OUg . 1 - ;:: ': ' '. .. 4 : ' ' , l. ' ‘.." 'Yesterday Antes Ashton, who 'stands ditto! oith them to be . so secomi.Ceylon.Reghnent, who weti• arral:!ttefl t , pie tittering forged Bank note knowing the former as : priti-itril, the l a t. 1 Parker, ana Quatter-Magter J. Staples, of ti e was.agaie pnt tOthe Bar, when four separate charges were proved ,agaiast him for uttering 101. forged .i n a.cernber last; notes. Most of e partis on whom he had passed ter as.second,ftir the rourfler Of Gipt. 3nmec B r ,„ n of the - steme regiment,in a duel. Affer a trill, t5!,4.,i. 'against (1p! ai a Pat ker, mid A r. lasted 13 hours; the Sur a verdict of c u t; lila, notes were th e abs of the Mittories ; who, mitteing prepared with sofficient esidencetonotirreitt titi fall commitment, tte Prisoner Wit again itintsfid- • • ra bk, „ ii, m - deide .dd for further examination. ' . ttitotted Mr. Staples. The Court, in c0tt4(1,.mt;,.„ MAK LBOROUGH,STREET. !of the Prisoner's long IMprisommmt, 1 ec . .ilp--• Tt was Stated . ; last week, that a conviction' at this I:Ce I • , a losses, add his shaking limas co the g roun d u .: 1!; ::'/ ,Office of a hackney coachman,• for charging children . deceased, thereby 'doingaway deliberc e i t il has adults, had been guished , by the Commissioners.• at the itatne, time off.triv,, to refer the eispute t , ,!,, of Hackney Coaches having decided, that a child , , seconds ; Viticti a11'0i444, the' faltiist •t'imore . r,f th, dimsequeuee of th dec on havi been p 'r e eported, a- alsle to !it alone in a.coach..was an. (idyll rson. HI . quapJer l fleing'ttliiiditafed aitltoot' bl'ood;lthd, sea . is ising hackney coachman. summoned Mr. Raymond , thet. : , ', •..: .-• ~, - - 0:i ttie• „owls nit: the following % per-a , J., c • Ore em . 'ducted htliV:3oongitillitOrty ,'se6rl from ll , nleo r kfi, ij and lA:4l 4 B,','lii•tfre Ca :)Ye at York; --,Sinft. Ho/ 4 e tiitti of 'teetlin•./1314 4 kfirth, elm rge:l"tii4l:l ~ ;a ;t : !With /inti* . ' . ',itilltli'll dive'rq: init•& , in anic.lo. - :a . iiiiltti,ti 4i tii"iii!iiiikltlrifkily` nrlMini44ttlfla'Wli,. lan firl :6 1 aiii tO . . - rink A Ipt:ll.irrado,. , iti i 'it ,:rgi s ' With hailifg'bet; . ii gifliii i ol“ - ert.t.iiirAlAt4 in lii.nk. ing the hoiaes of 711‘eriii?04i,, awl 'sten.in. trip % thenEe v arinti x 6'tailiitBl)NAtinfisg stis,.ifl n nfliiciat• big murdereit :if r.tl in. nonfat!, late of M....silm, lie : , ' chant . .--t•Likowise 'the. ntoiikes, of Gnift, in If ii m .' 6411; - iationrcr:;.chnicirt'3,:i nith' with i ..ariii i g Beep giiiltp4P i (fli;drctidoniis: and m!sdenieitiurs, ,la i tk calarty' witli l " . frilting feluinnsli and b' rglarimly staL4i arms,in 'Ole night' • ftitit, fr , . 'm a ,cri vire.' able inha'hiltbits, and thrOa_retitcl to shot Th toa , a Illyth,, C'eitstatie'of Ilolnifirtii, 'finql 1;14:!'111 11 ,, v.. Holds . , the . Ohicer of Axe; ii - there.-- . .11)1(eiq: it, Ilell. fnmin llinehltyr•,,Joliis "rnVer, . 11..be:i t Fein:a, : Abrahadi"Armftage, di a: . Beano:awl; a d Llims lkoh; , idiiiiicAd'iloimfir h, tabotivers, c'.argAil upp. 1 eqtli t 'if Ali hiiiiig,, hi the night* time,. witNo llo' sebe!ilf three months ,: las t' feloniously stokt, t Viti, and carrietl, Away from the dwelling houie , of Williarofpren.tiiniptct of II:boa:ono, iii the Veit' Riding ;"CiiokiefiStetihenton, Litt. et 'lf olottlah';* • • , and divers ather ,- ferions, s tertain gunS,'liistels,. anti fire arms.—Two hundred gniniaii' Teem rit' . is olfen4 ' for such information as may' lea to the t onthilonot the person's' wh i ii Shot at Mr. Jahiliiitctiq . ii, ;rtr e . .• pert honie, iitd`to guil i teni reFisrti t tii'ii9ipt!T . So9 wile ) will s aispiehenil Jahn 'cholejleiti t jun. o'f,Nel: r. thong,l4ho absconded th6liight.'Ot morning after Oil dtriiciOds att.—('Leeds ilfe renr:y.) •.- A. days ago; in Nye, in Scotland, I litt i et et, poppies, ten in number; were immersedlii , wllier PP. lii apparently dead, And were hurled tlopicia ii" &ir's. hill, the . mother being : tiM till th Ilse keiynet slit it. ro stng ''cirdi' During thcidglit'Ska anavfrif ale co 1 1 asunder', Went tethe dunghill',raised,her iinriA '0, , • , spring, 'abit'llasing taken thorn (o hei 'ken nef,..wiiert • she 'cherisbed e them, before moraine Ann' were lier: 4 , fectly'testhred. • , . . . At Guildford Assizes, which ended on FritlUY lait, billio n Smith was capita4ty 'indicted fur - borgllorthiniv eittering stir dwelling-house of die Right llanonrable Edward Smith Sta ley, Earl of Dahy . ; nt Wuodmansione, tiorrey, anti 'tealipg therefrom several c hair and sofa-cover?. . and orieraritett , , la Lard-hip's property:: It-appeared front the evidence, ,h.l - *v. Prisoner was stoppcd no . tbe tth of April 44, iaNewilikli Causeway byAlunstuble. The PI sltler Vas doll CaMli4 a hag, which bektid contalned a qnainny tilt 'feathers, and ther Constable twang a suspicion of NAG Ne4relled the found it , 9ntaincd a quantity isif linen and f!iinture of 4 seri pt ionairead . y stated, which he hadr stolen front the o use, the Earl or Darby. 'I sivtddtl of his Lorihrhip pieird lilt propel-tr.:o be his, and the Prisoner was found joitioVerli.! —1 he hns:iip. , A of the Cron 9 Slig being rndixl, the. fallanicg Prisvin a.' reeei veil mmt• tire of ' eatii:-I)aniel 'fla‘ls, for fon gery ; Stephim' bnek, Timms:pc 041 and William: &midi, fa house-hreali,iii;; John Brai n Abe gtelitrge, .he having stale iou Prayer. Ilunlis. oat of St. t)lace's Clowch, Southwark; d.aol gvadikji - itla - Ae-IJ -aftilp- cayer. It Brodie,. ter hi .4reaking ; and (leirege Wm. Morris, 14 forging certain kills of‘ lixehauge. They were all afterwards reprieved boloce Hie "Judge left titaildford r exceptHaniel Dab, who is ordered for execution. 'At the' Warwick Assizes Thomas Tole, an Irish drover, of Murat 30 yeara.otage, was found guilty of the wilful murder of Michael .111'Couiesis,, a fellow -trsveller and countryman. Ili denied his guilt until a short time previaus his death. The following is the aceount we have received of his execution, which took Ow.. on Friday :—The Prisoner was aticaled by a Catholic Priest for about two hours, nud rartoo% of air sacra ment, as administered by the Ho:nisi' Ch rch. lie wetoraltiwill affected with hit awful situation. The warrmt for the exiso- Hon of the criminal was received by Mr. 'fat lull. at nineo'clork. He was mulch couceroed tat his own clothes, which weic pre deiced iu evidence against bum, were not allowed him to be ese cuted in. lie suffered in the same drew us that in Which he Witt triad. The Prisoner was brought on the scati.:ld at half.pad. 11 o'clock, attended by the Hey. Air. laugh:true. and pre vious thereto by two Catholic Priests.. The rope was adj.:slid immediately as he.appea red on the scaffold, and in less thansiie iniuutts lic was launched iota eternity wit)..out uttering antacids sentence, in she presence of several hundred spectators. We have it from uudoubled authority that 014 Prisoner confesyd thismorning, that he committed tne ,sunder wish the stone witi *to produced its Csittrt ; acid, plerhapa; Hever vas a man mote agitated than be appeared to be at the prospect of his *Aimed"- ing Rate. . • Dissentors F.vcrer.Safurday s'ennight„ Moot t4tli o'clock in the methyiug; ttrewett, ui f;rlrtgley l oesl Maisie! and °weer ota Cliesterfield.eanal boat, rowerrd in the river Trent, at Galustioroteru town-side; at the Whet of lile - bide • passing. in vale.' you ri le • 4.4htie-th-letees-votthessme 4. the Hailer licads. of the vessel, to prevent t i er 12ciax, btAts adrift, get his foot ctstangd.iil the nn es, wlt v-t l'1"•'-• was literalfy torn' hem Ile 41,4 Instatediaky taws" (:rates. ot4heeliridgri•lnn, and saeginabroisiessea•loist procured, an eaten:a:lml took placekohinie the r. ecle ; :std 1%-:t is great tropes of his 'Tea - very: Mr. Mid CIVIC I hunisae attention to niitigate his afilitithesitre errio4battittfaittattle. A young child, +axial four ycan otage, son•uf Cast% labourer, was aufortonsicly killed in 4 . rnisviArsLs.-APV44 I *" gow, on Wednesday afternbois last; by beini;'rtilt. Wm" ill A heavy loatilbsieurt • • d • e . • ..• •score i rl - ••••'• • 9 Mittirt'l.P*l l lolg. •1 .1 40 , 4 44 4 • 4. . • WI. • 1 rife Packet (Sommers), 1110-. (dee ftlitt 4'ertlt . 449..11 .41 4 ".11i1y 4's *mg. P- 11 4‘. rifghirf,.(!itj ll4l l.l• l 4ke!ti ciliftitwrortEtt , A+ll4o4l66,F BROitri4lrKloolll-. 4 , 16 0190*444 1 ; A!. t EvAeiriv 4:llo4c4fic tzfil •• • tos.itte casual& tas:iximsi . ... 11. with milk to the coetist- iin Inemsel Ye, ' WO ) warn. 3111111;11:1SUM/1171,-•=ff-asow&J & , ----) r' ''- urgof, 11 piltate, is the 2d •regiment sof the tiurrey4 . 0* Aso 01111. tuts. at Clapltant in*, 'squaw! , ...,. ......; the meat, and send it to iictiOn- ' X Local Militia, Wasentineed v tpAttii;e mOnifss' itnitri.) Evil; ••- - . - . .. ~. • • the potatoe hatter forms 4.1/v Br " : [Mi s t e r •ytt I-not in 1 — rr I l i . ' t• en td 11 • Monday s'ennight, Robt. t tams, .e, o e n i n n the cusp y . goo ,or u len e a us . 7 ., 2 4 1 i i i) :.,04 , -, ~, t - Vett ) * • l i i ;44 4,6,4u1iv 'o4' the meat will go muCh, B oys , ci vil ity School, i n. T opo t om , %at c9 ,o,l;st g a I .' seldlin ) ..lilko' Conduct; Wlnle'isfenteftwel flit tile . put.r Al, ._. i cr. *Mai stiaro a fillirlaert - T4%, , Bart: AU , P. ras4ao l4l r, and bread is saved. Vtrits ga9l, by the 3141istrates. t. rkil r eo r l, moia-of hieing eraietelgied enalicisedt4 lie itslisivheett'. vpsingt•sisterplikr,Thsrous OrsaAyc l o. 1ite1..,F41 1 7. Oli o :ensiderable lesseh was 4 ro l - 00 ouspizion or speeprlte,rms . ~ I : 14 ; . Mogi. usy trievirisysa CauttliklarstielAndtcoogigtesisii 1 , i o ea t-s: r r d er i 'vrosit mo etan-gos .0. 1 1 7 :1 ' m mr„,,,u ri litAirsofr! r line, at Devil's Paint, Y . asAisof.:Trsontoss, flier hav ling pika re e4,9Xiiptg s r Jfinies .04444 rs . ' km friSatftjAke (4.R. - 011 4 .raM I E,K. '411" 1 Epq to. hign:nal it coly &TAW; OrSliePilliDer, ESq• ed lick, seven mackerel were teintiOtted in itlippklltryliird,o„thr • I rtipif , A It! ~ !-Itt tillte 4f , .Iht-IStft pyritn)SUlfir,". lls,e/esero, in. ..., IV, 0f 4 ,91 : tr , ,. 3. , 5; .. , + ...04.4e ?el k `upposed to ha ve been the ieeeivAl.aneboasymous letter, 09. ir , ejtir i crtns,..l L sl o l te -fp R e i t ; 1 , ~137;in ,43 1 0 ,..n,5.` 'Ms Pl° .7.r-Fr7 .. 1 . ' ~ ,• - iii -iiivA\ •. r. '6• : tt..4i .:1 attacked a soldier of the ten or t we've statetis, t4re)llo9i Alrirriltßill at h e li gE Atoryi - W m .- • h e ' sil l 00 er . ,H ' iLiacisinei' • niv .. r -1t: .6 Ao ..l4 a r t a #o 3 : 4 or, WI , t;P:f"thV dti lre ' a i t B el l. 7l?" l 4 Ci e r. hiif i. 11 1 4 1- 1 s swimming lu Alin Otty; on his prAarty, in. 4411 #Ol., 0., ,, nR. ttRIPI eg , tyo l .? , Arks - - . in , wAtropetzlow*si mkt Ailft.- • ,•,___, , a his legs. This should- Should be, .t.`- fat '0 4 . 1 41" r4if T A . De"... t a r tar r etg r iker ......,'"mi' 'Ads fireekiktunds:•Bo Wry, I,a . Ma WV 041,4 kmers who reside on the AtiosOaqrtaig kaftec ti ti meti i o ,ss t lsf ~ 6 i tZ t otta ti a rg e e nMS 4 l l., :w e i tt ir o li PI „ hlit o P o llegd y . 4 4 14 4 0 1 C 0rk ryol i i iiAiiii i iifAlelf r i m i k ) 4 * . 1 ic as sharks are pot ye- Foy, .10, !A., ts.A ~i s it, ... Val Sictnit 0 .. •. olitikttlfallest .aroe‘e 2. v. • 144= imitAinio r (arT • .. ' ''.' • ! • f Q . . 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