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It! IN .. ~~ *about a quarter it • nib ikon it, with a bundledl coataialairlaiwt m his Pal- Elks and .the Wirers of Bow 6"eltai, 11700 • !4.7 . . k •_-° , iffIDDLESEk SESSION'S, • /WEDNESDAY, °CEDER& 24. „ p ostgame, toinnias aft , the . Newer Its cuts* of the Valets-bass, and die witch on4.osspeadageo wets brooght to hits by a person mho, bail °picked them up in the street, in the direction which dor Prisoner had taken to his • MOO. . AnlitiOr . 'fitness dewed to his hoeing paused • the Miner ;is its aiglit; l an „hearing the alarm /given by ,the p, • & s oot ,be wa s s topped by • Mr. Huntley,* t . who was molding at his 'door when the Pretense yip running pest; wad a female deposed 'that > pikked up the .oeatch in the street, • Tow mignites after the Ptimmer had , pissed by the:siiiit isberiebe farad it. When the Primmer was ea the wry to the watch. ' bromic, armed collected, by whom Mr. Huntley . soss greedy maltreated. and several attempts were 4 .loltrie to rescue the Prisoner. Poisouer is his defence MN* dogma that 'llO had ever *ern the Proiwcotrie before. Verdict, Geiky— /kink Aged 17. DARING 1081EltY. use Kerrie sod Mary Palmer were indicted for isessultiog James Thompson, and stealing 36. from his "'rune. The Prosecutior is a printer, residing at Comb - ridge. and on thelth instant, between two and three in the *bemoan, he was walking in Wirittcliapet when the Prisoner Palmer crone sunning op to hiat; 'apparently iu great agitation sod distort's, and begged hint fur God's sake to go with her to the etatuotauce a pence who Imola great distress; he followed her, and she led him to a house in George 'rand. and went* up. stairs into s bed room, on his 'entering which the other Prisoner Norris appeared and demandesl some. nu/trey ” for the use of Ilse,' :nom." The demand asto n ish e d him, so d he reel' 'Third compliatece, and was preparing to make his east when she shut the dour and placed bet back 'I against it, *wearing, with a most disgusting ex. Aaron, that she would hove moue m one y se he ' 1 sinnto I not leave the house oliv e . Apprehensive of s violence he gre her a shelling. but that wort,/ satisfy her. and he then gave two.shillings more. he however still coutinued to threalea Wan, Ned g hoist him and endeavoured to rile e• his pockets. At lengths he forced open the tirid rushed down stairs, but they followed, draggiog bim into a room threw him ou•the ' 'and Norris said several times "Murder the b ile called nut " Murder!" several times, but - one came sear the 111)11111e but a set of fellows else • got rntind the door arid windows. and some of them pit up the shutters in order, ss he supposed, 'to farther the object of the hummers by darkening the room and reveuting the noise from being heard. Abet • desperate struggle he succeeded in inakitig los escape out of the house, and proceeding Mims- Stately to Lausbeth-street police-office gave isifor- P odloriwo of the outrage. amid procured the easis LLLLL re of some of the Halters ' who atria with him to the 4isaire sod hulk the Prssereters into custody. They seers pointed oat to the *Sores by the Prosecutor innolig is number alestlwre *omen, and he told the stiret• that is Itte.stylltale be had bitten the lager of our of throw, mud on exurnina , ion our of Palmer's fisauets append to be wounded as from a recent The testllnotiy of the Prosecutor was fully eon- Suited by one of the officer. of Lambeth -street. as ter as coucerned the account he gave of the trans. action at the Mime. and the mintier of his ideutify ing the Prisoners. fn cross-tortirenination by the Covet, the Prose enter drclayed upon his oath, that the rosary was extorted from him under the isoflueoce of bodily Oscar • that he went to the house for the purpose of rendering ssaistance toe person, whom he supposed 'to be in ettstreas, and for no other purpose what eve;,; sad that he was not intoxicated at the time, use bad he ever be en to alcove two or three times in his life, and trier since he was an apprentice two mud-shirty years ego. Mr. Justice PA xx summed up the evidence, and in the course of Its address in the July observrd, that it ass realty a feattof consideration that tack • scene as had been described should have occured no the heart of the rnetenpnlii, loud ettitteit at noon day ; and at atm his judgment a circumstance that well deserved the notice and intention of the Magistratis its :volume .particular district it vhap iieneal. • After about a qoarrer of sn hour's deliberation. ti , * Jury returned a verdict of Guilty against both the Pfllletlers;_ S " a . , • - • Oar Fathers, ethers are they?—M►. 11Tars, of RsWetmore, its his valuable Register, gives MI) excel upoo the subject of the rapid departure 4.f the heroes and sages of the - wet to •no4her. A" ~s • • ffiC*ftgi: :~~*.~ 311.1111ANCE. Wood .tad Militiad for la micisett. Th. Ds krßs oisoorsetory of British amiss I. C.anses , Tweisittli-stefet. Clerheswell, is which them is a , irmatity •- viol • 4 agootortis med , and some dam, alien he. am Iretwril i the shot% the the wee Merit employ tams with cloth whilst at wait, istleyelmicot of the disspreable mite is gem, hate their moots aad bale Ths weicibboarbood is coimegamice, thst so permit ceil let `e raids, or comfortably fallow their . the proarentlea, called Satoh Caresvocret, to prove theee Nets; den she alaiited the naives= only issuedistely odilalelog the seas _ Castitahlt . *widows Rid wet amid. with the woe* of the isiiietaonit g which eadtraeal 6 tLlo.! jeetje litre saVeeta, sad therefore reald moll he am This predated' $ great deal of ergunseat hetwieTh7W Costeeel as each oda, god at bet Sachets, IP the Defeadatet, coeseated to a Jane belay withdrew. epos the Defrodeas entering inlet 'steak* to abate the noisatior, but the Defrodaut himself rapeseed sweat relisetasiee. Mr. Ags.av thee *aid that a fresh iadietraeat Avoid be ise ' =Motel, preferred against him. GENERAL. ROW. • George 8.191, • sailor, awl Jawed lifrochats, is whose low he lodged, were iadieted for easealting Ana, she wife keirkeses Rose, • lightersosa. The ranks reside is the vividly of Itelio-Stpere, sad each keeps • Wrier house for satiate. Os the 17th of Septem ber the Prosecistrix was pier by the Delesdeat7ii ham, whey the hitter threw a dead fowl at her, sad she west iota the hew to reammeetrate whew Swish lhreiet her lato the keemel, sod she was pichal up, dirty, sod blardiag Rota the .ouch. About ley of her lodge's were WWI S. prove the .stash. • Oa the other head, as many saner of Drfoodasses lodgers were called to prove the Proatertrit and her Wpm were the aggsresseeh, but they wily succeeded in *coin that no less ihaa tO were gapped in the battle; that wetly window!' were briskets as well echoed., sad the whole aeiglibearlassil put iota • state of slam. The Court, coder all the tirearaelatteee, ii,, to withdraw a Jeep, gad eater into sureties to keep the gone, bus the Defendeate reflard. The Jury feassithe Defeedeategaifty. The Coast mistimed Aso Air, rag a leo et IP.. Id. oseb, sad to lad sureties fee their geed hehawisor to the almost of 101. • RESISTING A MAN IN POSSESSION FOR RENT. Slow Odors' was itadieted fee pawkier Thep Stria sad Joh. Rieke., soder the fullewieg eireuwaisiainee:—The Defeudriat lived is the Rieerread, Chelsea, sad a distress for rest was put iota his house. Sevier woe pat in posanseion, hut the Defeadant viaduct/A himself re violently soma hies, that it wee fogad weeper, so seed Heelsew to hi. se siatim• ; but when be gut there, the Defeadeet took a pea, with • Axial bayonet, tbreateeieg hie, sad ultimately tamed hies iota) the street; he also beat the ether lama severely, sad hashes mahogany chair epee his head. Tbi Chalreass said, in hie diem to the Joey, it was a Murat arrisos sad aggravated asseists. . The Jar/ fasted the Defiterisat Guilty, hut seatesee woe diellosed. : . , . - ROBBERIES. do- . -,..... WlNSlffloo has been received at Bow. street Office of is vestal** Robberies kelpie; biro committed whist. them As lesulbses I. the orighboorhood of Hyde Park-mom, i, Ice. *piny evessing as a Gentleman's carvings sea s mom Park.lane, it was attacked by several rubbers, who olt,sediug to rob it 4 a *rusk, which was fastened be. lablo a poor woman who was on the spot observed mall yore the alarm. 111101111pme of the Earl of libeewehory was peeveuted from Wag SOW by lb. sae peer WHIM is Newby eosins *IS silierielbr ism sea breshies a Visits at /kitsch Ollie premises, gave an alarm, lsm to make $ precipitate retreat, leavisg bad ' Sine( their im. yeribeets of housebreaking, sod the villains oflermodolalmill op with the Sher woman is Pork-lane, when they knocked bow deem, end host her in • mast brutal sod shocking weer. fats sift akierretwil Iliog is Ike asset by Jeffreys, use of the Ilese-eateet petrol, who they* her bete. pereeibley SIM diyht oshastlos is bat le . • eased eadiaimpe, sad Ind 7 her einiveyed to tW . al, ••14 placeebe (pima gestedey to as to her fatelY: datresdal she Ist affOrewiltiwy boo beat eantifile WOW aadkooever the realisseeet the peer screw, A* Olt peerless Of dada* bee was seempeetie, bet without melds. Alba Wander treeekny, al dust, as tviitilie' Frisk, serves, Ikelebi 111, DMA was esseyire I Valuable Ferret onmAlui ummeste .f oho Green Perk, Hyde Park-eonser, hi ens satobrd by t.. sees, who knocked Mee down, but kawsplai fist bald of Mg parcel, he fell ass it, sod es his allieyterilabasece the robbers made off, Mkt. ' s with them hioasbrdlealy. Oa Teasley nester, between live sad sit o'clock, as Mr. Illhallesser, of St. Paul's Churchyard, was proceeding to bisenostryientaa at Wandsworth on foul, being too late for the regular stage weer Hyde Parlueomorr, be was knocked done sad robbed of his valuable gold watch, atilt" and seals, and several sovereigns, in fact every pocket was emptied except one, mid be was so extremely beaten and ill. treated that he did not recover hie rerollemiew mild yriter.. day morning. His family was is the greatest diaktbsa, and did not know what had become of him dosing the whole of the eight. Ills bead was so much isijosard that all be re toesibered of the attack earl teammates. altogether, is as follows:-That after he bad pooped the toll-ease at Hyde Park-cureer, about 100 yards lute Kuightabridge, hie coarse was impeded by a women, which he concludes was by design, and that she was eumseeled with the gang cr rubbens; at the same time he received • violin. blow on the right side of his face, which blocked him dorm, sad which opts the fall depraved It. of hie seam, and he did nut revolter binmelf until shunt Gre o'clock yemenlay morning, and on corning to himself be 4obser•fd that be was in a rums with four men camisole by him, but vrio re it was he cannot exactly my, but supposes it was is St. George% Hospital, when recollecting what had taken place, and the dialer's labia* is family. would expatiator, in ronsequesce of lito u9l . arriving at bowie at his usual time, and befog "karat all night, be procured a coach, aed priireeded with all possible speed to his house, where medical and every other assistauce was procured Lona by his aftcted faintly. letter from 111anchrster. dated October 20, NI) 11 4 . 4 ' Writs for asostalts with reference to the revolutionary . 4 ,,, „..„:„. meeting here ou the 16th August, 1919, hare been and; me Irmo. • bears' world. Throe who, served upon Major D iar.r, ahr, Captain WiTTLINOTON, at Saratoga and Yoactoeli. Monmouth and Ettlaw. , grasped time sword with all the ardour of south and Mr. ALEXANDER °Lieut. and MACHU .the trumpeter, all of th e Manchester yeomanry. T he energy of patriotism. are Roue—sor base become tn plsoutiff as a per s o n o f t h e name o f J onnson. If frebled by age s amid reattag on a *toff to support he shoubl proceed in his actions, they will &me nu their totteriog limbs, and all must soon be confined it :,. fur Trial at the Lancaster As.izes i n M a r c h next ." in the .. narrow house nipointed to all the Item and become "dust and ash e s," The iregister adds An inquest was taken by Mr. Lialtaln, at Ring. a list of thirty of thane heroes. • who. within a few wood, on Mo n d a y l as t, on t h e b o d y o f t . t . ' ll.t.Lsh weeks, Intecber o gathered to their lather., many of PALMER. aloe. on the morning of .th a t day, p u t a loom ...re o i terf . awing dud otoisoro bj e per i o d. period to his existence by hanging himself. No -, Arterry-kaat Paper.) thing being adduced in evidence to prove sussuitv, At Norwich market on Saturday pain of every • verdict of " Fs* de se" was returned ; and lor e description erne rirclissed in price, old wheat b e in g (allowing day the body was p u t i nto a cart , an d takes about a mi l e oat o f R ingwood on the Pool Is. new S. and barley 3.. per coomb lower than la s t week.—The occorntuce of Sr. Faith's Fair, during rood, where a hole was dug mad the body thriven ' flat week. 'rewind the resort to the „ t o, m o m ,. io. In the eou course of the taught the holy was emptied dpeices reoloond low. T he shrrp.pooo were of its delimit, which has out sauce been heard of.— wall Ailed, and page were is great plenty. i eSalishrry Airrotql./ um +err ;~:.~ :; • • • , 1, 1 111 • ::=r . ) 2 0 LiCre ••••••1111 SOW-STREET. P&ETENDED SALE OF PLACES UNDER GOSSEN. 11 ?ft NI ENT, Mr. Betties's Illeentifehi, at a quarter past two o'clock *as arms brusght op'for re-mamilastion es the •gliiiiew if Mr. Shirley, of having obtaised the saws of 1 1001. imam IBe lidnepreteite of obtaining kits a situation mike sesimioneest, ' • Mr. Charles Phillips attended as Counsel for the N ihilism: un Mr. Shirley, the Prosecutor, being called, a Mete from that Gentleman was handed to Sir Richard Bantle the per. port of which war, " Th a t b e begged leave to oillstiraw hie Ammo egoists Mr. m he hood his suspicious were pregaature as to the non-repoyineat of the roomy; aid he woe satiollod to snake his dreamt a debt." Mr. Phillips stated, that se the charge was withdraws his clime was entitled to be discharged. Sir likhatd Birsie impoired if there was say other perms who bad a charge against Mr. Bleseelleld. A Solicitor slated, that he was issinieted by Mr. Philip Assfrgual, to prefer a charge against Mr. Bloomield for de frauding him of INIOI, matter the pretence of 'maim him a comunississ is the army. Ramesh She Were* , 04 she Desild• Imes seek, Sir flowjessis Bloomfield. He was mot ready to Its into the chum at presume, as Mr. Sapiensl was at Liverpool, sad prevented from muskeg to Loudon by hobs positios. Mr. Phillips said, the charge might oat to have been vies. limed wittiest the perms mskisg it was forthcoming, sod he asked the Solicitor of he had as allidavii of a physician as to the iodiaposities of his clime, or any dominate to ground Ike charge on ? He suawered in the negative. Mr. Phillips mill, that Liverpool was full of physicians, and from tie publicity gives to the charge essinst the De. Madam the public journals, he had full time Is have such • 'Medicate to Lough's. He therefore cousidered it would be harsh inked to remand the Deksiant se • charge ossuppoeted by may document. Mr. Min.bull asked the Solicitor if he had any documeat /nun Mr. Amigos!, autborisiog him to prefer the charge The &shelter answered that be had • letter from shut gem. drama and he read ham It, " net while Mr. Aspigmal was is Lun i dos he advanced Mr. Bloomfield !Oil. ou his promise d obtaising a ammatission for hies is the army, and be took Hos undertaking from Mr. Bloomfield and a Mr. Hodgson Ski If he did aot obtain the comivaissiou is three ...than, that the !Mll. was to be ret tweed teatime. He did not get lie comeniesies, mid the money was sever returned." Mr. Pifillips--Tbe purport of the letter then is, that he gem Mr. Bloomfield 2001. to parches, him a commissim in the army. If the transaction has any other feature, Mr. Aipigsal le implicated, sad liable to prosecution. Sir Richard Bindle after reading the letter of Mr. Aspig sal, obeerred, that eh; Solicitor had sot stated it• whole cum teats..—for it west es to my, that be beiig obliged to leave town, and waggles the 1551. be advaseed to Mr. Bloomfield, be ailed on him and pressed Wm for it, sad es Mr. Hudgsou .waa out of tows, he was tattooed to take Mr. Sigissalieles bill fee the amount. The Solicitor said the bill had been sloes dishonoured. Sir Machold Shea—The mosey fur a emetic purpose was remised, by Mr. Aspires! receiving the bill. Mr. Miathall observed, be could sot think of depriviag any perms of their liberty oa such • maiemest. Mr. Phillips mid, he had to couipialis es Rio part of his client of the cosies! of Mr. Aspigual is imaging fennel the alfsrge, after he remind a boll tee his demigod; Ise if that satidartios Wled , there were legal somas to viewer it. Sir Richard Melo agreed with Me brother Illagiotraie that those eras main Is the charge of Mr. Aspigual that wield oadoseiss them is refuels, to diadems the Defeadant. Mr. Phillips tbseraddresord she Magistrate, glad begged leans to sty a few muds before his client left the ellice. He could not help sayierg that he bad bens dealt harshly will; the resew pains had been takes to give publicity to Am affair . hist, he had met le smamfolly sad lad It 4d been insinuated that he was mot 'DOOM thellamo be bore. It appeared sow that be never bore any saute saes be was born or baptiaed; it was &Ailed that be was related to • peruse iu high rank of his Oliale; that doubt bad been also silenced. He had been obargod that he had held out he had interest to procure a =War Goversamest fur the purpose of depriving am mesa of his mousey, which was now proved to be hobos; as the that besencalculated, and as to the latter Rh his heed for le,joised by a most respectable aid sot. midlletilits,lllr.Dumbar. He (the Learned Cingesef) Ibul diellisitedityrif Mr. Shirley to say, that ha soliciting far the siegailighogier GovernmenE, and being urgent is his issued. Me. 111110101141 WIN to his desk and offend totaling bits lige llSSEetlish Was fair days before the bowl wallies; but, like salMMlStwfm, Mr. Shirley would at take the= as he beim* the bend thee chest him. He was also ant en the pew wfwi Blsossisld , to meet solemnly d ! that high sad boooswable °Seer, SE frojaatiu had so knowledge of suety a osiodatioa gums forward; that although his mote Iskaidrimeithass mgeotiused, it me unwieldy without hie astbeeleg.. Skedlinemobt ibis ilmbegliug the more necessary, as it was logll Immo that there were • elam of pursues always mode to ohs* those who went bestowed by the famare of their Nome* He was Wasik serscied by his Cheat to return 104,alsogomq Mosaimeg Magistrates fur their impartial examinations hefted the anew tune to shes s I IIM himself, he had to thaak them fur the patience with who* alley had heard the few observations which be had amaidessel it his duty to make. Mr. Bloomfield was then leaviag the once, lobes We. blineloill called him back, sad Islorased hiss, that before he was discharged it would be required of Isis to enter into recugsizances to appear al Ile Sessisos to 81111*(11 any charge that might be brought against him. Mr. Phillips asked ie what animal? Mr. iliusball—Himself in 1001. sad two sureties is 801. each. Mr Richard Biraie—Have you two pentium present that wilt be year Amur*? Mr. Blum/field said he had not, for be did not suppose it would be necessary. Mr. cam send for two (nerds; is the mean tinso/oo shall nut be remanded. We itudersland that afterwards Mr. Bleemield attired hits the recogoisamem requiredomi was disobliged. —oramsassaii;asti-igLiipwo:.` AT IfitatlNlßlOff. - - Tumidity evening oit loopiest was beid et the Ted Thp, Grosvenor plaice, before Thos. Higgs, Esq. Compeer, es the body of Mr Archibald Deuglpss, of Derseottnitt„,Poirtmee. sqoare wittier dradi 'teak place on Sunday night l as t. The dcreseed web found lying un the Emend, near the Adam and Eve tavern, et Kensington, goitre iusensible, hi s head was fueled to be severely frets weed; be hod been shrove from his burs', which stood quietly at a abort distance frtim him. The deceased was attended initue• dialely by ei•veral . medical men, and was by their di rection conveyed- to 111. George's Hospital, where he expired at Ile meow* of his arrival. His burn was meekest A. D. which circumstance led to the discovery of his rela tives. It was at Aral soppused that the deceased had been rubbed •iid murdered, bet this it appears was not the case. It was given In evidence before the Coroner, that . that de- dams! went net oirßiiiiday lest, on bur/chick. sod dined at • friend's house weer Richmond, sod shat he returned to. wards teen iu the evening. It Is believed that he was ri ding MI the wrung side of the road, his horse carne in con tact with some vehicle, svd he was killed by falling with riolrure armed smite large stones. Ilu seals mid chain were missing; bet the wastis was Nerd iu full, sod six sovereigns in hi.. press. The Jury returned &verdict," that the deeeitatril died from a (tarts., in his skull, hot how the injury was caused theirs ,was No evidence 'spun which they could deteinsise.” An fairest wit lest evening held at t h e Turf Tarn% . Grosvenor road, on she body of Juhe Theseees, aged . who was woe of the uulfeetisente sefferers by the falling of the house else the Illtblinatasit, in Rt. James's street, when it uPloginved that 4hy.ibeesded test lue desab lor sceidert. Verdict aerates*. • • CHRIVIGH OCTOBER MEETING, 1221. FRIDAY, otiose& 111/. His Majesty's WWl*, with 1u61.. „dried. Weight for arr. Fuer nutlet. Lord Slira's Loose, 10.1. 101 b, „,, „, 1 Mr. Heuter's Rulln , 12.,.41b. Mr. Pres4errast's Ottuwalalu. 104. 101 b. Mr. salt's Rub Roy, 10st. 10Ib. Sweertakrs for 2.year olds, with 22rs. twilard. Two•year old course. Last Morse purl double. lard Clatoworria's Aster, 74. 6110 1 Lord Bliro's Yertitenee, It.t . Silt Mr. Kirwases Zue, Bst 2lb 3 Mr. Burke's Miriam, Est. Ile. Gun's Elise, sister tuOaksticit HUNT AND AYR MEETING. •aIDAY. °cross* It. Fifty Pomade for all ages. Three mile bests. Pair . Maxwell's gr. f. Fair Ilelea,4 yrs old, sst. 3 lb.. I I LA Kelbarsie's b. b. Chaser, 5 yrs old, Ist. 311 3 2 Sat W. Maxwell's gr. e. fen Nevis, 3 yr. old, 711 2 3 A good rat.. SATORIDAY.—(LiaIft way.) Motels fur One Hardroil G.iweas. On. Mile. Ld kelborns's Is. b. Archibald, 5 yrs oW, Ilst. 1111 Ld Quersesberry's e. 0. Ledsluse, 3 yrs old, Tirt. 1011 2 Fifty thriaess for all ages. Taro mile heats. L , Queensberry's 15... Miss Syssiag, aged, SA. 41b.. 1 I LA Kelbartss's ►. ►. Archibald, 5 yrs old, Sat. Jib.... 2 2 PRINCESS OLIVR! ! ! We beg leave to differ with our eueleneporary prints relative to the Biographical Ameedotes of the Parents of Mrs. Ouse Sealers. We have always sedevelood that the rims _ace called her father was as industrious. miller. and had a term of the large Milli in Warwick, ender the late Earl ; but the " Man of Corn" having takes part is the intrigues of the Borough of Warwick agues. The lard," his term of the Mine was allowed to expire without bedew renewed, and Mr. Wilmot, the miller, thew became corn and flour factor is Edgware-rood, or in that vicinity, frem whew* we have nut been able to trues him farther. We sever heard of Hr. W. bevies been • pointer. The husboad of Olive was britaght up to that prefessios by his feline, who had mete celebrity is lasdecape musitieg, awl 'rewires ha hie 111111Mage went to Italy, where he received much improvement, mad now is reckoned rather superior is 'seascape 'minds'. - - - - ` DEATH FROM WANT OF MEDICAL ASSISTANCE. Last evade, as incinisition wee held before Thee. Miggy E.g. Coroner, et the Bull's Head Timers, Hsagerfordatreet, Charing-erase on the body of Mary Needham, aged Sweaty we Mee, whose death was peedsced by Ism of blood. Emma White 'deposed-1 knew she deceased. Oe Satur day about one o'clock, she was in Due Two Passage, Stewed. when she celled mate ' aid eselehned, w My beg has buret, it bleeds." I saw the blood sensing like • merest from the leg, and west with her to the parlour of Mr. Croat* where she resided. I remained Oast three minutes with the de tensed, and I 'hilt in that Ilene the lest three spans of blood. She walked S. her bed-chandier, she blued costhru ing to ran all the time. A sorgeos was seer for ; she sat does is a chair, sad said she should faiat. Water woo gives to her, but sothisg was dose to the wound till a youth ar rived, which was near half an hoer after the secidest hap pelted, and the deceased wes they either deed or dylag. Elisabeth Cribb deposed-4 wee servant to the Accused. I west for a &Moe to attend the deceased the ._scot who canoe home bleeding. I meat le Mr. Cbspeas'a, a druggist, is the &reed; he said be did sot se out, and I them emit to Mr. Jose. by his advice. I there saw two pang mew, else of them told me Mr. Jones was oat. I told the roes( man, a that • pewee gestleuminas had come home and was bleed isg very meek." Nesbit met ask what part wait bleeding; he bid me go to a dodoes at the top of Castlemstert. 1 west to • shop there, aad saw ea elderly saes headed the (muster. mid, "Sir, please amid yea WIMP aloft with me, as these is a gesileiromen at Mr. Creech's, who is ble ed ing very ateele." He replied, "My little dear, go is the parish mar geon." I then came away, sad weed home. Mr. Connelly then went for a margeos. Daniel Ceseelly deposed—l reside at No. 4, Ose Tea court Strand; on Saturday 'sat about owe o'clock I heard an alarm, and west to the deceased'. ameistsisee; she was then in bar bed room; I took off her beet, mod the blood Sew ado my face; the blood poured from the wound like water from a kettle • I then ran off fur a Doctor. The last witness bad referee d sad Informed us that she enulJ get so Doctor to cease. I went to Mr. Finehane., Hareem', Sprier gardens; he was oat, but tee young mem, his &mimesis, were there; I told use of them the leniency of the case, mid that it was a ease of life sod death. The young noes seemed to make a laugh of it. Oslo of them said be should be there as mem as me. I gave him the address; I went to the top of Hasgerfordatteet, and than waited spwardsof twenty enemies fur the young man, and at last saw him walking leiserely along. I pressed him to make baste, and west with him to the deemed. Thomas Cooper, apprentice to Mr. Pleehass, mergers, of, Spring-gardens, deposed-1 was called to anted the deceased or Saturday last, shout noon, by lest edemas. Mr. Ruche. being out, I did not nesecemartly lose time in oilcloths'. I saw the deceased : she was senseless, earl I thick life was el tiset when 1 first sew her. The cause of bee death was the rapture of as artery In the leg. If • Nordics' ems bed bees present soon after the bleeding began her life might hove bees saved, or if some person had pressed the part till asereisace arrived. She died from loss of bleed. The Jurors expressed an esesiamee opielese„ eat if medi ae! aid bedroom's. errlved, the deceased .10 the. have been Tiring; and they thought the esesiset of seediest. WWII is not 'melodies' is such as airiest ease ems highly disgraceful. The Coroner said, that be was sems for esadeseniag say ose without affording them as oppertosity d explaising their en duet. The Jaiy bad coadesnierd the coodeact of Mr. Morris. because be told the child** go to the parish eullteell. Now thought it WY prubstik that Mr. Morris did not amend surgical cases. Tbe Jury and Coroner then dispatched a messenger to Mr. Morrie, to request ids attendance. The inemeuger sow af terwards returned, and was examined. Mr. Sheppard, of No. 4, Hurigerford-strel, Stewed, de pooed—l feria by desire of the Curvier and Jury to Morris at the tup of Castle-roam ; 1 asked hisn - if he meet lected s little girl calling on him on Saturday last, about a female having ruptured a blood resod, requesting his at tendance ' • he said that be did ; I t o ld him ral baggiest was sitting on the body of the person, and the Coroner sad Jury requested his attendance. I told him what Elisabeth Cribb had said In her evidence. He said that lie would not aiteud, that it eras a surgical case, aad that he directed the girl to the parish surgeries. The Jury whited the Coroner to issue • solltiliollor war rant to compel Mr. Morris to attend before them. The Coroner said that he could only do so Irgatty sifter be had received credible information that Mr. Morris assail give evidence tourhiug the death of the deceneed; and it was clear that Mr. Morris knew seethes' about the death of the deceased except by brirsay. The Jury, after a Moir discussion surf inveetigatioo, which lasted See hours, returned a verdict—" That the deceased died from loss of blood for west saliently isteateslaesistanee." PRICE OP VTOCIES YESTERDAY. Biuk Stock 240 loth■ Stock 240 3 per Ct. Red... 7711 i Ditto Bonds.. 72 73 pr. 3 pe► Cent. C00a... 75/ Ex. Bills. 2.....1,000/. 7 8 78A 4 6 pr. 31 Per Cent— • • 87ft Ditto, 3001.....6 5 pr. 4 p•e Cents.... 96liff Ditto Small .. •.57 to S per Ct. N. Ann, II IR Ditto Endorsed.. I r Batik L Ann. 191 9-16 Lottery Ticket, 194 ' Uld Aunuitier 77 Coos. for Acc.. 70' ... # - • ; • • • t4N tßitheb. •es Oir 0. BLIN, 0 cTOli 0 DU lit l it. Major Stewart was at the Castle for mole butt's on Saturday, giving • report of the state of the llbunty of Litnetick to the Lord Lieutenant, Mr. Grant, mid the Attorney . -Gerseial. It will be itn• tuedisiely proclaimed. A wretched' remnant of the Orange faction is still at work to perpetuate the divisions and misetits of Ireland. The men who compose it. no doubt, sir utterly insignificant, but unfortunately the ex istence of such a body as the Corporrtion of Dub lin, gives them an epportnisity of playing their 11115. chirvoos pranks before the eyes of en insulted fit:- starch and an outraged people. Wtte it not fir Quarter Assemblies and Sheriffs' dinners, th.,:e ilicontented and tnrbutent men ihomd sires r nut their lives iu their native obveurity, from winch they could never hope to emerge by any merit of their own. Were they individually to attempt to assume the characters of public earn, they would be wily laughed at or despised for their folly and prestnitp. Lion, but when they convert the charter of the c i t., which was granted fur the benefit of the citizei,s, into en imbuement fur the gratification of their own base missions of annoyauce to their fellow-kubjecie, of iiinhoguieed contempt for their Sovereign's wit:, and of written end malicious iojury to their country, they stand on • had eminence hone which it become i necessary to take them duwii. This is exuctly the sitratian of the Gewtharwis who insulted their Host at Morrieson's on Friday last, end we do think the Geversitneitt cannot avoid taking some step which Audi strongly mark its sense of their gran ingrati tude, and their insolent, daring, end dangerous dis regard of their king's admonition sod injunction.-- (Freeman's Journal.) We have much pleasure in stating that Sheriff Whelan accompanied his brother Sheriff (Smyth) when he ftwurt himself compelled to retue truss Monism's's, ou Friday night, by the ilhberel , uii gent lemonlike. and seditious conduct of the Orange faction.—(lsid.) OUTRAGES IN MUNSTER. (From the Lurk Souther* Iteperter.) Tit pursuance of the elireetions so issued to Ge neral Lambert. the 49th regruent of foot. at We. terford, under orders for embarkation, have been countermended ; the 42d Highlanders, in Kilkenny and Clonmel, have lecetred the route for Cie county Limerick, and are to he replaced by the 22d regi. agent, commended by Sir Hugh Gough, and the detachment of the 42d at Cloomel are to march from thence for Newcastle (county of Limerick) at live o'clock next Monday morning. The third dragoons set out from Caher barracks yesterday morning, also on their route for the county of Lim. rick ; so that whatever the presence and exertions of an efficiesit militar►y} force can accomplish will be speedily effected. That there ha. hero negligence among the resident gentry is two plain to admit of doubt, and negligence in such cases becomes a species of connivance. On the whole, the more we consider the subject, the more are we con vinced that inquiry is indispensable—inquiry which shall not only reach the offenders, but the motives which prompted them, and the instigators who set them on. COUNTY OP CORK. NEWMARK*? •1D BUTTEVANIN A meeting has been held at Newmarket, in this county, st.whieb the benireoleut Lord of the Mower presided, in order to take memorys fee preserving the public trooqaillity io that quarter, which had been threatened, and in some degree violated, by some turbulent intruders from the county Lime rick. We have no doubt that the active and timely exertions of the Magistracy will have the desired effect, and thee, aided by the good dfiposi. Lion of the inhabitants, they will be i►le to di.. lodge any bed characters who may have (nose somas them, and finally preserve the peace of the neigh. ♦oarhood. A meeting of Magistrates is also to be held in the town of Buttevanr, on Thursday next, to take into consideration the northern part of this roomy. We are not aware that the meeting is called in con timuence of any ostruges that have been commit. ted, or as a measure of precaution ; but in either awe it is wisely done, and bespeaks an alertness sod vigilance, which are always sure to defeat the designs of the public disturber. The respeetalfilt same of Mr. Freeman, of Caiglecor, is splendid to the notice by which this meeting is convened. 01111 W WWI AMO R, °cream" 24. 't " We howl hid hot hide Wheat fresh se slum Woodsy, a veil, Merl "mail remained over from that day's sopplik aad pekoe dry samples support their price • hot there re scarcely Hy shresead for the rough and inf erior qualities. What little hoe bright Barley appeared to day sold ls. per quarter MOH tbow H roaday , the retest deal, of priers barrios prediseed esi hismiked d. mud; fee ,ftrire la OD Ommiloiret io the rliscoloortd and spouted tit=lbt. *Woo Peas, sad Ogr ats asp very heavy sale at M y's pokes, owi•e r,. soperaboorloot arrivals. COAL 11MTKET, Ocrosta 14. 441 Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 471 Newcastle to hooderlsod 1 Yorkshire. Scotch Coal i • W. to SO& 114. RI It, nit Devoe, Ow Monday the Std him. Lady of Insider Cary, Esq. Ofi Tollertou, in the einem, et _urea, of a daughter. On Thursday monsing, the 15th , et half-past throe &ohmic. to Hareourt-street, Dulairit, Ms Commas of Errol, of w daughter. Un Monday last, in Upper Sersonmatreet, the Lady of Robert Westley Hall, Esq. High Sheriff of Esse:, of a daoghti r. MARRIAGES. On the lith isolool, at Guernsey. the Rey. Thomas Lewis Faisidiewe. Via, of Dageuham, is the county of Essex, to Catherine Sterlseos, eldest daughter of the late Major-Gene cal Le Merchant, the Mil Liewtenant-G VVVVV or of the Royal Military College. DEATHS. Lately, al Naples, Modelisa the wife of Jaime Dupre, Esq. of Wilton Park, flemouseeld. Ou Wedoesilay, eyed iS , Robert Hurst, Esq. of Stamford, formerly a solicitor at suelcdett. Uw :motley sesaight, aged 64, Mrs. Leovidd, wife of Mr. Lasurold, of Haleammli, 1a Solfolk. This estimable woman was ea a visit to Iler.••• al "reeks, gad had spot the fueeeloall itt better health libel of Mk years ; hot after ratio' a good dimer, sod whilst sowted cm a sofa, with a asagsziae in her hand,' she sedaraly ewellahmed, that she ese is t u bet e ar lee erw a a nd rds thst ohs was dyi e g, sad expired in about " Prislellead tiWidr TUB MUTSU MIMI sad TH E tiI.OSE sseOillo% No. Illiread. by C. CORNWELL, et Or at at _ .... y erii _ - 777 7...11".7" !...s .1...cr. sse amw.. r" l b itc..l . gi l li aSkr . . Aged 18%. lOW ielirT , . Mr. Jobe Wood 1111.1111 Alt Wm. Greg woe indicted or omanlting Josiah rewas . al hos is hirm atlied efs i t lell ..illbliftfly VI VlV A ltistes highway, and takiwg from strew, Toorinsli-stroet. Cterhes. in. pef4ols s 1,44 b, ghtspe . 44/ 6i t h e it i, v a l ue IL 6 and rut lownity ve violist roe intoo a k e y. Wise 3 , ., hierfleicerly. mod obios of at., sofa. at , s. rp enniest s jag. 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