The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-15 00:00:00

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Cambridge (inehidiug the Town Northampton. of Newmarket) Northumberland. Cieshar. Nottingham. Cornwall (ineleding Scilly) Oxford. Cumberland. Derby. Devon. Dorset. Piuci Psnas EAST INDIA-HOUSE, disgust 14, 1841+. rVNR Court of Directors of Me United Company of Varkants of England trading to the East radios, d o kreby gist metier, That a Quarter!) Geoeral Court of the said Company 5111 beheld at their House iu Leadenhall-street, on W•does cur the of September next, it Elevee o'Clock in the forenoon. JOSEPH DART, Seeritary. of the victim. On the Thdreday following, the day of the Ascension, the beet wan fogad *bent xis kopek ban* St. gentle. The identity las lathed.. . 1 It appears hence certain, that dim bed* of Ilea victim was carried whole by the auntie tti'Olt of e where the rope and knife were found,' and th.st he there dismembered the bitty I On Friday, May 17, about ten la the morning, the gendarmerie came to St. Qientio, and went to the parsonage to make investi. gating'. Almott immediately after the departs's-4f the A•rnderones the Cure went ollhiniself, aid the ssm. day gained Ids Eschelles, a frontier of . Sevoy. H* was arrested . a few dap after, and iondpcted to ibis prison' of Ch.enbery. where be rantainedeteined. Nee other inhabitants of St. Quentin has left it since ty 8. I could enter into other details—speak of groans heard-the evening of the same day in the neighbonrhood of the church ; but the procedure will ossittinlitedly dissipate the dar k iess in which crime sapid envelope heel/. r • (Signed) DAVIN, Mayer." "We are somewhat surprised (says the Cvasatzi donne) at learning that a man accused of so exe crable a crime hag Dot yet been delivered op. '.‘'We Piedmontese Government made no difficnity in giving up Dider, accused of a political conspiracy...—. Is it that men accused of murders that make ens shudder, appear less dangerous than those cast forth by oar sayl civil dissentious?" EAST INDIA HOUSE, Asyut 15, 1544. THE Court of Directors of Me United Company of MercAants of England, trading to the Bost ladies, d o hereby girt Notice, Tot a Owen' Court of the said company will be bold II their House in Leadenhall-strut, on Wednesdaithelletit Evening,'e sine o'clock in the Morning until le dig for the Election et a_Director of the Cm piny, is the room of John leans, Esq. deceased. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. AT REDUCED FARES, Ts Thraft, DEAL, RAVISCITII,M roar Inside Cosebes, an B. A. 11101INT1 SARACEN'S BEAD INi vow-DILI rims following LIGII de. set out from L'ammalled travelling by Coach to Dorchester, in ' Mat:stater. Basingstoke, tislishory, Woodyeats, and the above Coach are determined l to render it tits Seat conveyance The "Telegraph," Dor -- Canterbury, Fevershara at. every morning, at a quarter pa . In eensolc-oce of the declle. - - above coach, the proprietors aro determined ma eine nee shall apartA to render it the drat convi.yance au the Kent road; Brempton, Chatham, Rocheattr, Gravesend, &road. Sit tialhourne, and Salaam, every morning, at a i past 7, at Reduced Fares. The " Royal Eclipse," Paintoath. Plymouth. Exeter, Truro, Bodmin, Penryn, Ashburton. Tomes:, Weymouth, Dorchester, Dartmouth, aad Salisbury, every morning, at seven, through Ileniton, Axminster, Eirldport, Blandford, Stockbridge, Basingstoke, Hartford-bridge, Blackwater, and Regshot. llarrowgate end Ripon new light post coach, every after neon at four, and eight In the morning. Tee "Union." Southampton, Lyusington, Imodkurst, Winchester, and Basirurstcke, Hartford-bridge, Bleekwater, and Bags' ot new four Inside coach. every morning at past 7; arriees at the Coach and Horse:, Southampton, by five. This Is a moat delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Cinernsey, St. Haloes, Havre de Grace, Caerharg, &c. Wakefield four-insido post-coach, called " the Express," every morning and afternoon. Marlborough and Swindon four inside coach, through Aldboarn,Reading, Immbou rn, Parton, Lydlngton. Bowser Wootton Rubel, Ramsbary, Hungerford, Newbury and t aid enhend. The " Royal ExprecA." new Birmingham light post moat, seta out ea cry afternoon. carrying four inside only, passes through Warwick, Leamington, Southam, Weedon, sad Davettry, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Binning.' him, nest morning at half-past 7 o'clock. The " Express' a new light post-coach. to Hull, Lin coln, Bertha's, Ilowdee and Doncaster every morning at S o's.hmi to the Cross Keys. Alarket-place, Hull, and also bit IrWmtnit ban" in tlfelliternomf Itt S eels*. • The " Royal Express," new light four inside post-coach, Liver,lool, Warrington. Knutnford, Stole, Stafford, and Mel:field (only one night on the road,) every afternoon; errivea at the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, next evening. Chester, Newport, Widieehorch. Torporley, Namptwich, Nortiswlch, and MlddleFich, light post-coach every after- Sunderland, Stockton end Yerm light post-coach every morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. The " Royal Express." to 'Winchester. Winglow, Con. ►scion, Newcastle, Weisel. and Wolverhampton aew four inside post-coach, every afiernooo. Only oae sight oa the reed. Sheffield and Rotherham new four Inside post-coach, mery morning, called the "The Express," and also "The Reelagham," at 4 lit the afternoon. COAVUES TO WELLS, BRIDGEWATiIt, TAUNTON, AND PLTUOUTU. IN.• Umpire," a new Liverpool light coach, only one e1.:',1 on the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily at one; areyes at Liverpbol west afternoon et five, through Wo hyrn, I.lthhory. Northampton. Welford, Lutterworth, Bieck!. y. Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Knits ford, Warrington. and Prescot. Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the journey, wry cml what time they please, and then proceedon without any aildi•ional fare. Barnstaple and Southutollon new light post coach, every Monday. Wednesday and Friday mornings at 7 o'clock. The " itimkinglient," Leeds ikiit post coach, sets out ^vcry *ltem:mon at four ; and prino-s through Baideek, !I:gleam:de. Eaton, Silton, Greetham, Grantham, Dawtry, ii:asford, b!srkham filleor. Newark ' Ratfurd , Doncaster, ono FerrybrWige, tothe Golden !don. Leeds, next afternoon. Leggsge and Packages ouly Two Pence per lb. Notwltnetruirling the uncommon expedition of this coach, it Is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete public e-Aveyenee on tee north road, being env/milled by any other. The proprietors of the above coach hope to receive a con thmenze of that support which has hitherto been experienced Mace the commencement of the " Union." No racing with ether coaches. keurlal. teamster, Prestot, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton. Ormskirk, and Gushing light post-couches, every aft-emmn. The " Express," to York, Searboronsit„ Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, NeweasUe and Edinburgh, a new 4 inside light 1.4 f-coach, with a perdtbromtbnut ; sets out every morning el ft o'clock, by wa y o f Newark, Retfort, Doncaster, Tedmister, Darlington, Nocthallerton, Durham, klimperth. tad Berwick, and arrives at York the next morn ing at 11 u'cl -ek. dri4er north, Withal, Shrewsbury. Salop, and Holyhead hew light frier Inside coach, every afternoon. Boston. Horricastle, Spahlln.r, Poterbarongh, Sefton and Ifentinedon day roach. to Spilshy, Louth, Grimsby and End. morning at past 8. The ouly day coach to Boston 1 , 1 Horne:we% TI.• " Express." • new light four inside past coach to Carlisle, Penrith. and Whitehav en : goes with ..sr horses end a guard all the way ' • passes through 11:aagh. Appleby, Greta-bridge, Rich mond, Catterick, Ronmenhridge, Wett.erby, Aherford, Ferrybridie, New er', Dow.atcr, Grartham, Stamfori:, Rawtry, Greetharn. 'Stilton ant Bigeleawade sets out wavy morning, and performs the 'Jour with the greetest feetlity. Passengers 4 vteined on rim , oail by needier% or pietst.ro, have the ptccliar ad; antsge of their m = ats being secured In the /CM Shrewsbury. Wellington, and Shined light post coach, every afternoon. Guarded. lieNord, Ware, Hoddeston, and Cheshunt coach, wary .r.itte. rackets from Weymouth to 0 nercsay. Jersey, Cherbourg, g , Woe% ate. every Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at 1 o'Clock. •„,*: Luggage end Packages to Leeds, York and Doncaster, at only two-pence per lb. S. A. MOUN'FAIN and CO. revpervMly acquaint their it , •vrids and the Pablie, that they will net be account. Cie for any Parcels, Passengers' t.ogenge, Writings, Pate, !L.. °hewn than Five Paunds value, if lost, stolen, or da warel, unless entered as rued, and the Insurarre paid for re.ard:ng'y, at the Serteee' ; 904 Ina, Snots London. Rutland. • Salop. Somerset. Stafford. Holy Island) Suffolk. • Tilbury Surrey. Sussex. 4 Warwick. Westmoreland Wilts. Worcester. York. In the Several Comities of North and South Wales. Wight. And in the severed Counties ) in North Britain. to commence on and for the MA that Proposals in Writing. sealed for Army Supplies." will be re m- before Tuesday the 3d Day e wt, still be received after Tatter o'clock on that Day. Proposals mast be made separately for each CON KN. and Istaad, the Glands of Guernsey. Jersey and Alderney excepted, alt of which must be Metalled is oat Tender likewise for the Counties eomprisieg North and South Wales ; against egotist several Counties in North SrUdin ; aid each Proposal meet have the Letter which Is annexed to the Tender property filkd sp. by 7'wo Persons of known property. engaging to become board with the Party tender ing, in the amount slated in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal trill be noticed unless made on k printed reader, and the Prices expressed in words at .lenytla ; and should it so happen that daring the Continnasee of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by rirlise of the same, the Amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Road. paid in the first Instaaee by the Contractor, shaU be refunded to him. Portia-Ware of the Contracts may be had upon appli :Titian at this Office, between the hours of Ten and Four; and'of the Barrack-Masters at Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Alan. N. R. As considerable alterations Aare been made in the Tenders for the Islands of Guernsey. Jersey, and Alder ney, persons tendering Jar those Islands my rsejuaitrd to attend tie same. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF L0Nu0.... Instituted I€oo, and empowered by an Act of Parliament of the 4 Geo. 111. LIFE DEPARTMENT. PERSONS assured for the whale terra of Life. will • have an addition made to their Policies every stem* year, on the principle so henedeially practised till lately at be applied In reduction of the future payments of Pre mium. - - - - - - - - --- Policies may *ls* be effected for the whole term of Life. by a limited number of yearly payments. Tables applicable to this mode of Assurance may be obtained at the ollice. Persons whose lives are assured by this Company are al lowed to pass by sea, in decked vessels, from oue part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to another, and to and from the Islands of Guerusay and Jersey ; and also in time of peace to pass in King's ships and packet or p..ssage vessels, between the British and French Ports in the English Channel, and to include the mouth of the river Thames, without extra premium, ■nd without being sub jected to the inconvenience of applying for the special leave of the Director,, as heretofore required by the usual condi tions of Life Policies. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Policies for 3001. and upwards will be entitled under the system of Assurance practised by this Office,to participate in the surplus Premiums every fifth year; the amount thereof in the fifth year which ended at Christmas last was 24 per cent. on the Policies effected In London. An allowance Is made for the loss of Rent of Buildings. rendered untepantable by Fire. Proposals fully explanatory of the principles and rates of the Company, may be had at the principle Office in Cheap side, Loadoa, and of the several Agents in the Country. HENRY DESBOROUGH, Jun. Chespside, London, secarram Aug. 9, 1822. _ Eligible, Copyhold and Leasetsold Estates, Camberwell, Ball's Pond, Liraehouse, and Bishopsstate, sad a £'loo, Bond. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. MITCHELL, On WEDNESDAV. AUGL ST 28th, at twelve, at GARR MATS, by order of the Assignees of Messrs. J. and G. Mann, builders. Bankrupts, without reserve, EI WIT subatantial well.bnilt genteel RESI DENCES. and two Ditto, nearly finished!, each hay ing a frontage of 21 ft. with fore courts and large gardens, let at 21301. per ann. and a piece of Building Ground adjoining, eligible for the erection of IS houses, desirably situate in Marlborough Plate, Southampton-street. near the Chapel, Camberwell. Two genteel Cottage Residences, with Gar dens, fore Courts, Lc. Ball's Pond Road, opposite the Green Man, of the value of MIL per ann. Five Copyhold Dwelling-houses, No, 26. 27. 2S, 29, and 30, Samuel-street, Limehouse, let at 801. and a piece of Buildi,g Ground ad joining. Eleven Dwelling-houses, Including the Hoop and Grapes Public-house, Whitegate-street, Bishopsgate, let (part on lease) at 1801. Three Ditto, No. 18, 19, and 20, Tenter-treet, White-street, Spitaifields, let at 511. Six Ditto, James-street, Globe-lane, let at 6111. Three Dwel ling-houses, with a Malt-house, and Premises, Dean-street, Birmingl.ato, let at 701. and a 1001. bond, paying 5 per cent. interest, secured on the Estates of Harrison, Esq. of Pancras. Particulars may he had of Messrs. ROBINSON and !Ilse. Solicitors to the Commission, 32, Cliarterhouse-square; Messrs. Lee. Chiswell-street ; of Mr. lloistes, Grosvenor Wharf, Mill-Bank, Assignees to the Estate ; Mr. Tipper, Cambridge Terrace, Hackney; and of Mr. Nlitchell, 7, Norton-Falgate, at St. Martin's I.e Grand, end at Tottenham. ITU! FIC was ever brought into nee by the r--11 Professes of Medicine. to e4ual PEEDR'S Celebrated and Incomparable FacNcti Pt Lis, for the speedy, safe, and effectual CURE of a certain disorder, le all its insinuating forms, and the malignant and destructive Ravages it daily makes on the Human Frame; but, happily, these Pills Cara in so short a and is so safe and easy a manlier, u to warrant • in such full confidence of success, that NO Spark of Disease shrill be left in the system. These Pills I are sold in Boxes, at Xs. thl., at 43, Liquorpond-street, Lon don; but should it be preferred, the Doctor engages to Cure tfie Di for a stipulated sum, or return the Money ; so that If there be No Cure, there will be No PAY. A. B. The Itch Cared withont washing or anointing, by swelling only, price -Vs. 9d, IUCED FARES, Dorset. as, 14 taavra pub Corsi:{ M. Durham (including Holy Wan, es. and keep geed ilia, by Essex (exclusive of Tilbury UNTAIN INN, INsad 91, Fort) MCVNN I NIFINIPNET.' alostor a rded° l City of LON "' 4 ' 01411117. iourr POST CO ACWNS, Hems. rare the above inn Hereford. )7' the ChathPkth. Ilertrord. 14 hours only , 04 H oots. , Whitcherett, Overt isle m oo. isle of Wig nd filandford.—Tire Propr Jemy. /mined no expense shall be "Val K.attiouludiegTilbury Fort eyance on the Western Road. That the Deliveries are to )ver, Deal. Zan:agate, Margate, Day of septenthee nett; Iha and Sandwich sew poet coach, up and warier! .• Tender fe ter past seven edit*. eared at tide Office. on or deviled preference given to the Nept ober nest but aoae GRAND MILITARY FETE! Under the especial patronage of 'his MAJESTY, and in Honour of the BIRTHDAY of It R. H. the DUKE of YORK. Commander-in -Chief, Re. Re. TO-MORROW. ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL.--The Fru perigees of the Royal Gardens, mosrrespectfally ac quaint the Public, that it is their wish to celebrate the BlltTli-DAY of Ms Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, the Illustrious Brother of their Royal Patron andliing, with every mark of respect and splendour ; they therefore an nounce it as their intention, that the GRAPID MILITARY FETE TO-MORROW shell be nearly similar, In point of grandeur, to that given on Monday last, to commemorate the Birth of his most Graciioas Majesty; which Fete was ho noured by the presence of thousands of the Nobility and Gentry; and-the Proprietors have the greatest satisfactien In stating they have received from all quarters the strongest testimonia4.ef the approbation of the compstsy present.— The Areesßaents will consist, as on the late Gala, of such a combination of talent and wonders, its were never till then seen at say 'single Fete, viz.:—J. B. Longuemare, We Tight Atop, Prodigy; Longuemare's wonderful Fam:ly Jean Bellbck, the Sleek Rope Prodigy; Young Berlina, the lakaffePowlll; Helllnek 'a sable and surprising Children; Eamon Sallee:the wonderful Indian Juggler; the =gni& cent Fire-notkethr Mortrarn; the beautiful Heptsplasiesop tron; Hydrinilics, by Mr. Morris; more brilliant Illeurina dons than ever, Re. Ramo Satne.i, Young Longuemare, and Juan Bellioa, may properly be termed the Ttwee Woeders of the World! The Concert will commence at Eight) o'clock. Tne Gardens will again on this occasion, sur pass all their former splendour, and even exceed their brilliancy on the late Coronation Fete ; they will be deco rated with Flag/ of all nations, and superbly illuminated with I 1,3e3 additional lamps, in appropriate fonts and de vices, by the ingenious Artist belonging to the Establish ment (Sr. Duffel).—The Fire-works will be provided by the celebrated Signior Mortals, whose productions have every evening given surh universal delight and astonish ment; and as he is paid, on this occasion, a large sum extra, he hes undertaken to produce the most magnificent FIRE WORKS; in the moat brilliant part of which J. B. Longuemare, the Tight-rope Prodigy, makes big won derful Ascent on the Rope. The Cosmorantas—French Theatre, Grand Sub-marine Cave, air! Water-works, as usnal.—The Concert, Military, Scotch, and Pandean Bands will perform during the evening. —Early in the vaorning the Royal Standard will be hoisted on the top of the Or chestra ; end at One P.M. a Royal Salute will be fired.— New Cloak Rooms have been fitted up, and respectable Females appointed •to attend on Ledies.--Extra doors will be opened—No orders admitted.—The Pollee will be under the direction of vigilant Officers from Union Hallo Southwark; and on this occasion several extra will be provided and stationed in various parts of the Gardens.— Doors open at Seven ; Performances commeuce at Half-past Seven. Admission, Ss. dd. LONDON ENGINEER MARGATE sisAm YACHT, commanded by W. BOURNE.—This elegant and commodious Vessel leaves the Tower every MONDAY and FRIDAY for Margate, at Eight o'Cinek In the Morn ing precisely, and relents every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Farea.—Best Cabin, 14s.—Fore Cabin, 12s.Children under 12 years of age. is. each, Pier Dues included. An elegant Cabih is fitted up exclusively forWe accommo dation of Ladies, with 2 female attendant in waiting. Refreshments at moderate charges are provided on board by the Steward. Further particulars may be known by application to J. Bacon, at the Office, No. 13. Water-lane, Loner Thames stragt; ibiebett's ...Ye! White Horse Cellar, kileeadill r. ; Green Mats and /hill, and boar and Castle, Offord-Street; Mr. Galloway, 69, and Mr. Gore, 1110, High Holborn; and of Mr. Chancellor, Margate. J. SANFORD. Managing Owner._ novirßur MURDER. A Pads paper of Sunday last contains the following account of a murder (committed salt is soppoted, by a priest) from a Mayor of the Commune whets the crime took plate. "On Morida.May 9, 1822. in the afternoon, Mr. Mae', ecclesiastic, of the age of 28, Core of Qttentin sar-Isere, went to the house of a young woman, whose tragical cad I announced in my notice of June 5, (Marie Gerin, whose married name was Charnalet), and remained there about two hours. This woman, who was very pious, was to have gone the next day to communicate at Veury, a neighbouring parish, sawn the first communion of children was to take place, and it appears that the Cure appointed her an hoer to hear her in confession is the evening. She was seen entering the church about six in the even ing; she went in alone, and was not seen to come oat. ".The husband of this unfortunate woman went at - nine o'clock to seek ber at the houses of several of her relations ; he went with a female cousin of his wife to the parsonage-house, contiguous to the church.— The Care, who made them wait a few instants, s►id, at first; he bad not seen her; then recollecting him• self, added, be had seen her devoutly praying, ba without speaking to her. While he spoke, the Cure walked out from the pasonage, as if he feared they might come in. The Cure afterwards held the lame language to different persons, to others lie said, that not having found this female in a decent dress enough, he bad declined hearing her confession. The Wednesday, it must be remarked, was a working day. " About half-past four o'clock in the morning, an inhabitant of the town, descending towards the plain by a path not frequented at night, perceived. a little' from it, and shoat two hundred yards from the par. nonage, blood in abundanre, a penknife stuck in the ground, and a string, about six metres long, both bloody. In the same place were found raga of flesh. and some fragments of Lone. Traces of blood led other persons to the bank of the Isere, where the neck kerchief of the unfortunate woman was recognised, without doubt placed there, to give rise to the idea that she ball drowned herself. The idea of assassins• tion occurred to no one in a country which, within the memory of man, had not been stained by any crime. Snieida was thought of. It was imagined, contrary to all prot , ahility, that, after having stabbed herself with the knife hich was afterwards recog Matti as not belonging to her,) she it.td preserved strength to go and throw herself into the Isere. It is 900 paces from the place where the knife was found to the hank of the Isere, where the neck-kerchief was., The despair of_ the woman was explained by the great rigour of the Cure in confession r and it was imagined' that, baring been refused absolution, she had destroyeel i herself. Her death was said to be the work of lie. Devil, and credulity and seperetition propagated the: story. On the !Galt of the same month, however, the character of the terror that was created was changed, when some shepherds discovered in a creek of the' Isere, two handed paces from the place where the Aga-kerchief Ives [mind, the ,thigh ani the left 14 LEEDS BOROUGH Br.•SSIONSf Ave. 6. - Thew. nary, aged 60, was cha rge d w i t h an as nal l on lia•nah Pickies. Mr. WAIL Es stated the facts of the ease. Hannah Pickles, a child: apparently shat ten yeap of age. whom the prisoner was charted with assault ing, when called into the witness but, secs in Visa. She was asked how old she was ; and repttedi'sbit did not know. The Cocap.-4 Can you say your prayera ram " Yes." • Tisd Coustv.--g" DO you know the ronserinenen of speaking falsely. when you have taken an oath to speak the truth touar.—" What are they r"-4."1 dual nut p ti Heaved." Sb *as then permitted to give her evidence, while she did in a very artless way. She detailed tie ipso. ser in which the prisoner had enticed her, amyl awn, other shildren, into time field caned Cowper Close, The prisoner did not ask her any questions bnt said. all which she bad been speaking was false. The ekilc't burst into tears and exclaimed, " No indeed its every word true." tier -evidence was in part confirmed by h, s'atef Frances Pickles. A pens.. of the sagovefitethy4ll l / 4 0bour -tbie prisoner had lodged, gave him a good character for meaty, &c. The prisoner, in his defence, denied the charge, -tod ac.n-ed the chilAretCof a design to pick his pock"t•. After the licconoen had somme.l up, the J.tri, wi.hour hesitation found him "Guilty." The prisoner also stood indicted fora similar nß,nc• • Cradock, another child; bat no evidence was °tiered on this charge. The Mcrae/nu passed sentence upon him in the most impressive manner. lie commented upon the enormity of the aeries., which, he said, must he pu nished with severity, though not with indignation for indignation did not belong to the admit.ist. t tins of justice. If be had been a younger man, ilia 'Gen would have awarded a much longer term of itn iptimement than that to which he worthd now b• con demned. He had been justly represented as hiving tem foot in the grave ; and it was not improbable, but •the term of imprisonment would last his life. He con jured him, therefore, to turn his thoughts to the enor mity of his offence ; to repent of his crime ; and to en deavour to make his peace with his offended Goo. lie then passed upon him the sentence of the Court whicis was, that "he be imprisoned for twelve calendar months in Wakefield House of Correction. Finc—Yesterday a Cre broke ont in the extensive patent rope manufactory of Mr. Dunn, leading off Alfred street, Stepney. The fire originated in consequence of a pan, containing a composition of pitch and tar boiling over. The whole of the premises were destroyed, to gether with a quantity of the Stock in Trade. In the statement of a Police Report we copied into our paper of Tuesday, a young girl was represented as haring informed the Magistrate thatshe had been cruelly treated while in the service of Mr. Clarke, of Borlinetem Arcade. We now understand, however, she did not state that she 11311 been so treated in Mr. Clarke's boo:. , but in another family, to which she had been bound ap prentice from the Military School, at Chelsea. An inquest was taken yesterday at the Wbite Hart, High-street, Shadwell, on the body of Mr. Joseph Stiemore, aged forty.five. The deceased, who WAS a master cooper, resided at No: 9, Mercer's-row, Shad ' well, and since the death of his wife, which happen ed about a munch ago, he gave himself up to drinking. and had hardly been sober since that time. He Cl6O home on Sunday about four o'clock, so filled with drink, that I.e died of its effects a abort time after.— Time Cor.mer having briefly recapitulated the evidence, the Jury returned a verdict " That the dbeessed ditd from excessive drinking." Yesterday rnornirg ii-qiest was t A k. aet the White• Hart, Hooper's-square, t!Jodroan's fie7ds, on thu husly. of Jobe Kopp', aged 19. The 'deceased was a German, and worked at the sugar-house of :Ajar Rhodes, Honper's•square ; lie was employed • wish others at three o'clock yesterday morning, running lump sager from the ground door of the sugar house toemetber floor, Which he taus accompliehing by means of a rope with a noose, into which that loaves were psi several were reisifved io this manner, but iu one initiate the loaf beiame disengaged, and fill from a height of about tireaty feet, on the deceased's heed, Still killed him on the sput.—Verilict; "ACcidin tal deatis.". t, 1 -i 0 . lIJ II 1 ~'