The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-17 00:00:00

- -,7",;"'"'"'"'" " I - - ' • ;COMO.Ii•EIi'S INQUEST. • ' - otro VAti,Lot.' . , .., . ......dellmi.L... I The Sessions commepeed yesterday before Mr. Justice %. A Comusen inquest Setye:ilerday on the body o f Itiwrit, eatuu wools; sir Vtcaite 01114 the Loa n alatiott; ~ . . • - . , John :Corlykt. 14q. the unfortunate Crentletnan ac..B4 * HI/ itill,lll,lV.S. wltose elan was toed. a very eitraorditutry one by ! The first permit put to ttdeas were.f shy* trestlrook, Bela - Anti titKopr intiteroperar irt, but who, as ft appears, beta 11'"PP018'"Htin'th etiPel, nod Samuel irtgarairk, who, Sid the debt ornatare at the Lord Cochrene Coffee- szttetiiititt4i.:terilhplasdtmsie7ilifqconl:;ur:autai.visehlrbelcariolattiltrenAopel, bnytk . e", _lij luring -Oist.tictis,. en Monday evening, Ind Porter-court, Golden-lane, :tad co i mmi * a robb'eCY'therce f She abseace rrnetriletriUltieti. 'Misled, but *ithout his dernise . i v . any c ecumstante in. the least marvel-I' • AtiOrtifit; to ' I fn. hutmhose trial was pospOtted in rot Ida material a itne4. - • ,-. , ,_. It appeared from the evidence adduced id snpplls i tor the ;a scension, that the Prosecutor is a imaker and•pedlia; thartobe 4 . h - ' '7 • ' . ' , eViiitoeft,,..kriltfre•ialtLL, Esq. and a Jury : had Rout into the fl i lt i lnt d ry to sell some w oods, and upon his ret writ kii+l4elbletttit trio O l VAk t it. rest cnikty afternoon, ' ; Lnotianedutt4l,7; l it r : l :l )l o j ie l l ' a t fro h m ee t l it. lwa l h n e ett " a ugitenee ll4 trfasPoVitt7o"a : aiNlie ide; clithrarte; and the ‘..ansirus prelinijital ‘,.. ion pi t ... ai m' to hint by Patrick Cochrane, a lodger s in the hour, tog his property, and ',brawl' the sane mean lifitAle 4 4ll ileitilekane•thrauti4 diet fifecettled to the i n as .t ee 'regli rtar -" led P r ise per.-ass 11 ho bud plundered him. -stpinsiipatieti.of itititessee. 1 This a ituess ‘oateal, that he heard the ditto of the' ProSetnidirTi . - ai c ,l. 4 ,- b oo e d , olosetiohat he :h a d k nown t h - e . room broke.amen, and soon after saw Jolty olVe.pyrest.k.und, Elizabeth P:aipr go oyt of the house with bundWs in their r deceiiiiia rat,'elAhtilerrnsenthe in cOrisetience of his -• linstnit Occaition tw to soiedinies. tip' Li 4ilshilm, where . del lane,-tie Hooel:;l:taa.awsefilintmheel'atatV jsaiWnetilasaylit. ► ,,,h6titiPlisi.o* lull will' hi s daug h t o r t. A t - was at jt 'they gale part of the articles wiiit.l: they too t k e rrom a. theliontse . .-- 116‘ L., Corbett re 'sidtt further appeared, that Jobe Westbrook and Eligabe4lllileps. 611 Shit • Tivern .- pliiivigatForic' on . Mitenday after- .;had subseqatently gone to todee at Wou&i.imildings )yfi s i ficiihi, w hi t bit r . a' persiisoo b w hil le :i t is acqu ii i 4,'d chapel , where they passed as tan and wife AV 14 tie ' letra itifh .the tirlitatii - mine *nettle:AlMhi woild s . go to : ' ,,l. Snli o t o h g . iii. ln these lodgings was found, app ß olig . if wpie - • • • t i a.t -- ti e t.es• • , In them tile duplicate of a shirt — ichia - lilltr b , . . holy .. trigilathaeS,:.fd Mai iiitrt 2• lol lie appeared ' pewee(' bv them in' 1% hitech•ipel lurid wkiet was re...og 'a••d Pe b t ; %V qpi" '' ' to lii teixed a itfi'a - daligeriinVilideis; ' IV tOtitliliedt : the Prosee . utor as his propert . V. ''; • •.• • - tll ---', - iriiriiichie arrival, about Y thieeo'clitch, hi ToUtul the • I imlel ll 3 . vil7matileatinh" which : i s/P e : li p:ee l ' b l ri:t e t: 4 lEite‘!f il ` k i!auVlit i c t ii °6 t 44l ::. aeitiikir ty?tittui aNA ;',. Ile Sias weeehreit, and ap- the P r a isamtile ‘ tl;ree hours e otter th e aged to be dsfros-. .Thy ititoes endeav o n i e d se i his landlady proved, howtver, that be had beea at home all the itaWi ii•filix 1 ite , —ttse of. 'ti' s situation, and the ' tie- 1.- JrotildiVeitbrook and Elizabeth Pbtp • pi . Were ,letiod : (i;tilf,Y.s- t7j o mote proper place than ! Siitf 'bi t a' i'ernovel tn‘i toe • • " L . i.e.,,,.,, rashion'itti kilo:el) ' aild took Melt; Iltlitted. Dr! fit, I and Susannah Phipps and Samuel Westbrook were ie.' -.t • . • istitwrot , glint . tpuie reinait_..6 1 i Mutt?, Moth was tried on aniudictotent, eharzing hhia with, r t the Lord Cock. ! having hurglarionsly broken of en and enletell e sthe &Veiling. - leilso last, , iitie;liii e adioliiiteColttalikeie,' Where'he' expired • bm*e di SI '"Y Tvilili ' 4 iiieWerib ` °413 tijeast" arn° rhout svieti - o'Cleck. • • ~. .., .. , . • stole several art iCles of wearing apuarel. , I It appeared, that on the night of Ole 25th Sabo •AV TOW., Mr. John' - (14' . 11, an epbthetary, Who ft:fides-near f son to the firrayeentrixosa.s front home. Al elevit'iceel al na alley. .vfi)olei:iatttyher dazgh c rr-in-la w . had retired - to- rest , hasoin,,...epre Charing-cross, was cellidist-hti.tatentt the deceased it half-past 'o,leven.ti`eloek sset'Mtiaaa morning : he 1 coold Y open . it witriutitaardistjhliaogaltltoa:tapqn If ttmoner °R et t * r m. 'lie : found hi m t y w l o n a . , -r it if o to a /l oo se, . 0. 1 3 , s pr ing -, after :i they had guile tetheir respective apartdo s . s ni r s,- til th% h S e a a a te garden s i hii iThise. and ' m ti :nut ( t!s il e a l ;t t e e r r' Wh.m.WVl4llabtalt. and then nt was a tithrh•E'd case o f apoio x y ; wear ou r t aPeth .% few be continued ' to visit him. Orr); half hour till six a n d found the door open—which after, he r us ur r n it e tiaint o trtn ej i Lis stile,. It ho told his Cu , suspicions she eaten:tined ly corp. ei" . ctectic.. He ctittld net pretend to say to Whitt cause 1 . zu p eze of the •it:it e is site heard before he came . intotthe br6se:— die apoplectic was fisting; there were many causes r . *Vett it might b Are been produced, such as a and mite, anitittherPartielits:ofetam. l i r h i l ) l e m i rd si iatet i.la nc m c .i.lle .d . i to him, that a Tan . a horn lie met, about h) yards from ) the horse, , *pint& or ordinary evacuations, too full a stomach , i rza c t:t on a bundl e in at u isl o who elm Ilifed of him the way to lisithe veins of the head being too foil of blood. Mr ' c •rdanply went hastily in that di; Ciirbitt was a lIP r . O n whose habit of bodfrendered 1 r e ction, and overtook him—:find Ise proved lo teethe Prisoner at the bar. : Tykr accused him of Om robbery, but the Prisoner %lin particularly liable to apoplexy. only replied is a knock down Mow Tler,. mstwittist 4 . • • - Mr. Browne is a surgeon residing at Lewisham ; pursued sod eollared him, and thoug h leYelled to the& a oUdv g. r six time: by the Prisoner, and threatened vvi.h :l a u k rder il hl e. 4tiii 'c he friend of the deceased, and is the executor hi m, w he sl id ry „, ouwecre t :71 ,,,, se i ctu h rti h ne .., im i sta p e ilia person who 411 - 01 will. lie came to town about half-past five The property stated 1 yeltick • on Monday rienive, at the instance of the 'in the indictment aas foto nal u poti hint . , ii The Prisoner said in his defence that he was going from &O pen of thedeceased, and, accompanied by them , daughter , and in pasting Tikt s lvitinti the deceased in the situation described by oft shgan:rri.?;:trtteritri Derietricliti°glllll tl l te tla hur e ilary i • i . e ' A al. ifedith e Other witnesses; he took sixteen ounces of blood Ginto Stealing. ljit acquitt P mi o h f from him, but without e ff ect, as he died a little after CUTTING AND MAINIING. • capitally indicted under Lord Ellenbo ies•eo o'clock, shortly after his removal to the Lord o ra f u T i e r s 6t A h c c o t ( ,:fi l t i u t r ef i e v ur i tEig and maiming John Hedges, ou the night CoChrane. He conceived the close of his death to be The Prosecutor is a gardener, resident in Hampstead.. lie She lairstiag of * leree titenkl vessel in his head. Hebout ten o duck on the night specified in the in was of a plethoric habit, occasioned by driuking too stated , det I t ha• at a , !tw i n , e observe d . the Prisoner, whose person he was a c - . touch w'ite, arid ion high Ming in general. q tam !al with, stealing encumbers in his garden. Tee Prisoner i t - l a: w on ; bu t t was overtaken while getting over a stile, and pulled - . ./Illnliah 11.011 1 1 * sErvant at this Hotel deposed , ~cuitttltir;„hiAchlste.euffilrefircot7diedt,, .and . the prisoner Oat the ' doCeaseil cattle to her mistress's hOuse abOu 1 dre w out ' a e kaiTe s4 : keigarter'hefOrp eleven o'clock on Monday morning upon the hand of the Prosecutor, and one b o o n s lfi v s ee ttorat a l l ; s, Lich h i L i na n s h r e re u v t e o, n i ted ,l from further exertion. The Prisoner ltd thatlie complained of indispositieOin about hall} j at - hails* after lilt arrival ; she immediately called in lie at first denied. all knora ir le ' rp;o n t i ' ir t h h t e a ci: . c h u i an:ta w n a ce lad it i a a t% a•— ing k hern told . that . the . Pro,ecutor would, in all prObahili a 4 - , In Apothecary, and afterwards a Physician. There tr i a ed e it ,, lll , l , l . t i l t l i hlUl a , u l: t e , igrefil: to pot to the poublic-house where was no pessoo, in the room with the deceaSed from found upon him, A deer g i sra o n a io;o l t i s i ' g et - l e treroj t o . rv a s e u i asp staitt:Ft; nay N i lly (TR Lt e4nte,till he was taken ill. Ilex mistre*s Prosec utor, and that he had been under 11 . 14 ' care three we ek s. the all in the cogistri. The deceased was speec hless The Prh.oatersaid, that he had beer wick first by the'Pros e- , 1• ;ife lie ley at No. 1,3, • • Aion, and %that he had done was in his own defenre . ere the eY ' itlen • ce closed, *hen tho * Jo u rr, without. the Pro:k•entor basing hero asked h. the Hemet Whether this statemeat of the Prisoner was correct, staled that he believ e d tiop, i fouudis verdict of- . .—Ditd . b : M • Voisin{- y e essi4. •Ite had strut the Prisoner with a Bina stick, when he puled 1_ rit Goa. . - him down from the stile. The .fudges then consulted : Lifter a hich Mr. .1 astice Davie vt ., 1 44/ 7 litrOvine was asked by the Cironer, after the - told the .'airy, th.tt boo Learned Brothers and himself were of Q was returned whether there was any truth I flimflam, that the crime of the Prisoner , heinous 4, t _ r Ifi t i ?..fireptUStatiCe3 • a • 't• relating to the dog, . as d eta i le d i mint coerce under the statute under which ' beuasindict i ed ": la . did as It.d to acquit•al. The Jury gave a verdict ' ac e co w a. Filke Newspapers ; al. - d replied,- that to his certain 1 fi; e l) • ! breentit • nis4,loo the depeaied had . uot had a clog in his pus. Ida; Prosecutor WAS an aged man, and the Prisoner was gloat ieisiou . fOr marry Jo 'on Widiants was emoricted. of stealing a piece of linen, ye. Jure9s. from the wharf of AnLaurie, drew Lower - last &Ili* -icier - the night of the Sib In s ta n t. • .. , ~' ~..,; . - . • 4111SIIRRECTION of the _FRBNCII PULVON • CARS at DARTMOOR DEPOT: . if, ua R7:^' • -1i~:- . . . :,t/J.Timecpr, I'f•—An express arrtted here Yiit 1411, at eleven o'clock, informing Gen. Ste s. ena that a enoms commot ion had broken oat I ii t '3 the prisoners in DoT w e re Else ot, that th e thesiiire Militia s stationed t ere, p - under aim:, 1114thiit immediate IlESktillicr was necessary. Three eliY-pieces, with 15 gunners aiid 15 Artillery drivers, we!e immediately tent ofi to Dartmoor, and their ap litYltneo quickly restored Order among the insur - Itt isvpairs that the belie-house having been burnt Agin lastoreel.. at Pirtmoor, in which bread for. the• jar inners had usually keen, baked, a pound at'd a half or biscuit had Wen served out. to each man, but *his had been reduced, hy, an order, from Govern- . 0t4,. to one.pound,` the qual .iiAnwilire of hrostl.: bii t e as reseuted .by the wisol,l.,bpa7 of prisoners: (about 7000, and they.sliewid 'so determined posktion v that such measures were'foOnd neressary as were adopted. They even had in contemplation, Are.,tor luir l ois and eff.ct an e.Cape. Some of theist, :le etc for seizaug..thidepot'nfarMs at Tavionek,' ruti be aPpcitrance of ,t,lmortillery slttleA every Elva ACClAtrair-744.1i 0 s DAY)i-.=-1 twie.iast .see 1! ;meat the Gliaticass4le,iliWilia, ; who cattle from Uturt..; pow a • frit larva since. isusLall was then quiet,i though it was deemed prudent to keep.the artillery'{ there. • . wit? le' e • 0 s • t . ity , „ qr, rs vit *Ht Omni 70'4 6 r uipp aAt'or t iliror, Icon fed nla tp, Ate done ;. Ito& 1111 kqqdred,aad fortkei4 .4ied 0 . I . ll7a4nth Asti liatioise. All these might iteitt is.i ltsfq c siTed to the y, liedtheir _ ren# . lllol4 t i liam„to par.: take of "tp/ oocefne.preven*Tvii• - A yew dionstrout aceidopt etientrevi ou ; the high saad,between Dublin and .Swords, 9 13 ' W 01185 4 1/ arlionigtvs The long roaelt, salved. the Cock of Mei! :North, had procee•leti about six mules on its jour-l1 siey,„a +had .jost began Ici4escerttl the hill, near ; .fiwords, when the passougeta . perceived that it lean.' Ad down more thaw, ordinarily- to nue side, TIRC eerrime wits. tre heavy that- &Ale, F,esilinuin was unai! ble to stop , it ow the deilivity, of the . hill, and all! ezertions ,were unable to • preyent its , was attended with ye!, con-i se ti neeei.3 ; many of the• passengers, In-41440A those ou the outside, were severely braised aha iated. n.`.wt w.:. --. r , r p I r rr i • • 'Felt si. • !ND. -►--• • I . • ' bows. ups' obi he accnou was!!!" .. - , Isr ••••,,.,,tist W e hale frequis.dt)y*askftl, and shall, contiotteto Ilsk it again and woks,. *lot is the secority that the Wider Co/wren/es •Slavo to the toteral Iloar:is Pavement in the cities of London and Westminst er , effectually le restore the pateivient, after ing - , vo their yarions hynoducts. through the streets of th e Metropolis raild if s'uelt secttrify has been given, how it happens that the whole of the Strand, awl °thee streets, resiaiwin so broken and ruinous- a state to the present, moment ? , • The, yeather continues so very favourable, that no interroption kills , yet taken place in the savi•ot or the, harvest. 'There is still, however, a cottsi Levi:; e fiOrtn- • tity of b6o9fev and oats standing on coil soPs. We hive receit inntiniertble accounts of weighty crop 4 from tarious•quarters.• ; • . 'POLICE. • - • • • o• ot t . , Mftßl.i;O,itflU(idl•STßi RT. ro bbery, attended with circumstances of A: .' g ervaftin, inn! plate tit lottelinnei Hetet. nit hlavedarevrekug, iff t ps,tiorrafs..a..mulattswind list servant of a Oradea:an of. Maine, Of 'he .bame of Plarallo, waft charged P lilt the bailie. fon d in rfvidiruce.. that Mr. , Ituralin 1 14.41 artived from the Indies, and ibe Prisoner had attended him from 'Tke.Proskitter having had mob . sited confidence in 13i riot) thv e etitralletk r him with the kos•of his , w rirdsoe. and dune h which conted his property, and every thing vaNahle lie pos sensed. tin 'lnertly Naming die Prisoarr ipfiwourflits master, befotche, was tip, th at his portmanteau, which contained fity viN p6totd notes , and other artieles, had been stiihnt tram the sit imp: buppicicia t hunted very e q uartrr . of th e hour.', un til et was at ten _gth remem bered, that the Pre-once had gone Dirt 011 the itrealiding evening 'with underhis arm, which was sionecal is,coat. I),a being i n te r r ot ted as to tip; c ircumstance,' the PrWoner said - he hod his lint under his ann,.-turottittivit was on • ais head st,the,tiase, '1 . 4461.60: Foy ; was sent fur from ibis Office. and, .arter diligent riviiiiry, tae traced the Wiseeer to have kit the portinaldeau at the house 110 a,peFson of, the aurae of Smith, and italf the property was 'Ten. vered, On searchiwz the Prisouer's lodgings , it was found ihtt he haliemptied Shoirunks of his ioxste.• ..twin oWn. Fri. sopee was fully cominittcdfor te al, and th e pude s were buuud o ver to prosecute. • • . ' • • r An accident, whickprovidentially was notitttend-e; .ed, by serioes,ferlSeeUestnei, 'tapping(' on Seturdey last, at Margate,. to Mx. Ifs.itimatt, the late proprie tor of the, Royal lintel there, lie, was in the act of driving i'very spirited blood horge fdr the' first time'. iii hatness ! ,'iviten'theltitAtuons rtnirithl iturltiitly took 1 fright neat DeiperltAlsoelto • uses, , friimithe - appeir .i. , ante of a waggon team., •Oilegalloptred off, .resieting; all attempts to cheek • bit . velocity, and, coming in contact with a cart,,kaeried away Ahe shaftp :of the , • gig; by the Concussion•Mr: K . : was thrown out, Anil. ; his legs getting entangled in the harness, he was drag ged down the High-street, until the 'smithy of Mr. Cock presented a barrier 4o'; his further progress. Every spectator of this.distressing scene supposed .Mr. K. must ..be inevitably: killed ; bat, providen tially, he escepeil e4th'some inconsiderable bruises ;., - his clothes Were . liternlly torn off his back. It was ! a most miraculous deliverance.. • r „ .1 A Castle Chace for' fifty guineas, 'recently took place between Mr. Hobbs' and Mr'. Tanner's ithtletis! from the Ovea's-souse to Kilcrea, and beck agein,l being a distance of nearly five miles and a halfos here ' they had about thirty-two ditches to clearjgOillganct m coing. Mr. Tanner ' s horse being the strotigest,'. • had kept thelead"ricarly itll along; but owing to.thei ittceileat style or. !lir. Hobbs' rider .(son to the fit.e mous O'Donnoglitie, who lived as huntsman with the late Colonel Rye), he clea red all before him, and finally won by about twenty yards. There were bets depending on this race to nearly 20001.•, most Of th e Sporting Gentleraen 'in Muskerry and- D'Olhalldv . .. lii were present: Mr. Tanner's rider :fell twice during ! .the race, owing to the great poiver of his horse, and . 1 01)ontioghue met with a different casualty in having I lot his . whip fall, which, wassiven to hint by verson on . tlrespot ; but not being deemed legal, , threwlt on the'grOund again, and though closely pushed, jeniped oat of the saCldle•to recover iemounteil;littld.ol; I.timately gained the aseendancy of his advetsaiy.-wil (Cork intallgettcer) A letter -fusel Serampore, dated MIRO. ad account of a fire which broke, out in the printing-, office, at tfte ; •)sAl4siots 7 lioutte, Son the event of the 11th of NINA, orestreying:2oo6 reams 'of Eustis% paper, wOTthiClebtiand fouitti of type in fourteen langoages; bhides l'nglish. The loss could not bo less than 19.,00(A. and all the literary labours of the Missionaries were interrupted at once. is.a singular fact, that there is at present on a veep . of bps ground s in the farm of Nether Park , o f Scotta!urTOvlilelt was' never before culti *itttiii"a•-trop of POlatim 'olds, the general luxuriance of widieh:rnirrbe•notheti'vete...frssm this circumstance, that, in a variety of iestateles, %regain produces five pl 4x . stalkscped gads stalk three or four heads from Lthe ueperjojett,.neiling thu amazing increase of two thoesend fold. • '' s tiOntlay afternoon, about six o'clock, a well dreisseapickpocket vivo detected in the act of drawing e book, editaining netts, to-the amount -of 601. froukthe peaket.df a : countryman hi Edmonton fair, who seised hies by,,the collar and delivered him to the tnercy of the pioh 7 when he, was . takett to a pond, severely ducked ana pelted till he was almost ex lausted, when several persbns interfered. Ile was • • ' A rfIALLENCIE: suffered to make his escape. MES.SII.S.CUItitiIs: and C ehallr o. Surg lhr eons, late its Monday night between eleven and twelve o'clock, rove a h t l i ° n„ , t a i l m e linl , lt 7 ; ai ll d ir ‘l:tii. l l of as Mr . Soames, of Church-street, Bethnal-green , was n aive brave invited at' this.dosired erect. The p i asoler of maim returniug from Edmonton fairoiccoapanied by two yenrxin this pa r tieular n r:Ti se h r tla v ir I:;;;, ( ;; o v s e o t i o tt: t s fr i e s e ti r e i neighbours, in a chaise-cart, the horse, having taken y r : l oi tes t o o (194. si. ut) .1- fright near Tottenham, became restive, and drove the Pyt I NTS, and (hat der in r ,enieni of the :uem. wine ,, iv far vehicle in contact with a (-oath, and was overturned, r..,:is••;rl:!Ptnco Al h th riPernie4ftra and t w h a e . tP i r:t j eit' im m g pi " i t e 3 : • ;'";!, by which Mr. SoansitS had au arm broken in two he , + ill rrillUlrdtrbesi ier.vuurniiing n1411'1 . 4 1 Of ltarreoueo ; places ; forte:o'day,, the •other persons did. not re- the other have it. ri v age. fondly dev'el..prd n,► ceive any material itsjaiy, and %%ere conveyed home rt'ltrs fn in a coach. while c e neoreei , rns, tits..of aira,wahr.pnwer, du d varjak LOVE AN. MA DN1413.44.:-1 CUliottc, and at the. Sante vans ustvilly . cletre,teriy i e , d ir i l4. l • vi tithe a tragical', affair took plac , very'iebentliltr the!! spe i W a ,;:,', 4 , 1 ,; 11 4.,,,, t 1,, fi n : nex t, us ,•fieighbou rh ood of Fitzroy-market. Ai ealtarrt.. and •e i suree.vtitt in the mum. ofrh itiorenneh intriguing Knight of the Last, renowned , for . his . et- Pr , 'w a rr e n; i r n cic i ti.: l n kle vu l e i t l rt:tb la st;ti e cire l is i !Tiv t h'. l . l u ( l. ; t i t ":• a lry li qsry el ll,ebrttytnttik the softer sea, had,peisi 114 eddreates a n r:eiero.rioir • entreat: eteeeti• efirti, l . 6l. , , a brisk young cotton spinner, 4;0 after th e %Otter !!!').' n rf'f i r e ''' ft" iJ' sr ß pledges of 'everlasting love 11,a been'excliaiteil, 1 .. t e tiert , thV wedding-day was fi xed. The ittiended 'enchained tint o f : other i on...miler., aee, liv their prr'ilr ie .i i 9LL.rev ... .'‘ %ride had p r oVidbil if e r se if a itlr such personal Spinit,..l o f' f ro i tit ,t ineni. e fi tc e i e br 4 ol , ly x r!t i on,, t; ge fields decorations, .that at .the Altar she. would have . l l ,l;',l,, , qoatrun , ois e t/ tii•-• hoar been the envy of. Itlonniottih,itreet, pc, ever g : In the G t .aunt •,!tf :regrow_ vears;eutersl;e time I n t ,mary-lane. Cuirid, however, threw thS black ;fl4el4.l,.`erctte :.v of rival in the way, Whose fi rst attra c tion was at met, ci situpt, r otr.d riot lipuo :mole 4.111/mt001.•41114,;10,r1.:,:.;::, Bagnigge Wells Tea-gaols The son of Crispin nther (14;141oltitirehoest. weak r* r 4.IPIIN!' flew to her arms, ,and he was detected tete-a-tete by ;114 ttrie teree_re.sonart yi g orou.' Rut (!if 'his intended. L os t te.e v ery thing but love nod per- /7•tnitry has f i r years exi.ted, i:i t- e t t •ver, e 1 0 ;(::: , ( , 1 4 ( 1 1 (::: i e ... sottal revenge, she dew to the room of the gay de- slot h, of 44, ceirer, and drank the greater part of a bottle of cop- 1 ,, fir.l re.ri 1... :• , ,, peras, and the poisonous effects were ..soon : sev!rni Ni : 4 . ):r.tren ;;nd :rite shoe-maker hearing of this, partook of theses t, , wM j C ite ra re .:07,h, „ i-i leo Xl;c. ; .„,,, and botb.are now lying in a dangerous state. The rerai&ed ears. - Ither female hat fled. . y Eu omie. tle co y 'News • txTßAcitimiAßY.—The Kimrish iv.ve WO Lit ieture, fr ter lie • Ga . :et/ 0 1 .0 f :tilb 11t 1r first . exhibits (lie followiag.Sl 4 ll- yeart i ",-.101 lout Ilecifoodee I.:eel:re of %le!eils. 14 '04 W , • . oth e r :..o:treoio i ;q u a l.rutineece, r es'i'n : a 1V411,1 4. i • t h.• a pptieatom of tat. l o wer e:tu•iie. lei.llL.ut :u. (4111-alto R.s aw isk—it pneral ioyitatiop to q uoliti l d ill ilk . 4111 liar .1 or'. c(3191"."*"' 1 " """" •,••• rent .men . —Manor of Dennie, u , ta: Dane, in v,.# par ishes fl•' c • mot( 34 e rn, rat ois i,i a . &r • .11. • Gni:Wm amt. Mal:yak TIM interest of a g ricultrre tiosoioitor, " v Ale 'owe " and the huilounstieg country, e io z In ueb la'v'ed by die .greAt a lbe.• 41f . .hent • part of his hia us .l..su. To vli-ute ' numbers Mini er , eh eas ann,.and rabbits . the I.r.,prietor frets z, orir i l o•ttett illt• &line of bah .the mceedtity fit-gi r si n gsjis robed' havitllkott 1a qualified. t4 ea t c'e( • „i ; t , e . 0 1 1 0 : k r >,(WA,VIti tltnilen to sport atlltik ple:unre. 'rue humor Itbnse 1 3 in the •Cu rie 1,11 m ay 114. mm-tilled hi either Sex, v 1" 4 thre gentleinitins well as he C.lll 1:h statiliag umi ~otrish'oßCbilhaai ' vire~ ( n,4ll'tea 11l e,' en ide t r i tts‘ S er kpliell e, has tu t n o ' !l lt erl i P nr,‘ )11,.e illl. mattortrar• ea. refreittuseit for tbenowises that Iti t Oonanl coqq o ff tr ,...--Tta. house d : large, and ali int t • h. IA" "1".4Y4"14* & ' ""6.1wd641‘.4 I , ,tl:o;ed by O. Ay Ku • ios_itir. at dab house, d setts hpose-roomia this or future shoutiui sea. , .0- • P . , I StAlibii4ls Orvics. hi. Fleel...lll'eet. The only daughter ofm wealthy widow landlady. near St. .Nt : uts l eloped a fewcrays since wilt, F. n hoso nano 19 Well An9wti the chase.—A %a? trvninuiitl union having niet nistCh oppoNition front relations, the ftilloMile ingenintikestrattNem was con: t rived 3144 The ynung lady having been g'iyfirto stand it was ertarnina's , wish she ahould pa) a visit to some relatious, who•lay reinnitstcatiee were to dip;.. swide her fryin..what was cniskidered •to be so hieli: gihle a merit, avitileil t ,licroldf of * the prolso..jii ni t, mid set calt; but' it Q-k 4 perniouslyagreed dn.by tier Ittvecii, knfatbterfk - ediAttslnt he • -t& oblirte for the turnOiltAltrawl, aittfitake the roads fnr London. and that he ittreltalgor by the Mail., .rttey accordingly met in .I.nu4ott,, where flog bans ,had lawit,,pretinu,ty ' publishail l 4ad sere 'without !pss, of time joined ;is holy matrim ony. The 1 . 14 la Only in her seveelith t year, and beautiful as yonie a 'The mother of t'ie I riong:llldy•eirietved llgintiSti 4 1 ha "fivlle wine slay, sad. it the Gordian Knot cannot he entsed, hove i all parkas aiWAtifetly be reconciled. , . . MARRIEII Ott Tuesday; . 51eptismber V, it*Fl.3ol.r. NbidtbamptrossMee, Rev, A. Morriee, to Misit , Etsata Dartqt:: Oa Turtle last, In. Stnitlietit t ai. Way Deb tk, Dap -hackney 1% tek: On the 11th inst, at Chatham, Keag Gofer Vorgaliat, M. DI GLNUltiti ANI) APPROVED ttinictsEs, virrs) , ,i;d.loimitoremiffsi c si. u. • • - fir ' tte - . - C;tieitraiet 8j tibt ."‘ A.l3,irM .- ota ILEA Dr • mut' Weakom, h tif kttr i. taw frnaestle Ses. lesvir.4,t4h.ettle. Jl ysteeteril arol Atteerirros; Low twta Spirits, Had All Net' 1144*.trrii.# • ••• _ joyeou'v C a ss i.f Gilead is happily calculated Co. !lickl\: r ie d • Dehltny,;.Liishrthoif ?pane, Weak 0.00 r Wortocit bereilit asihriil I.oitrath ae. tiatil hletlichw Will Heim' lhe al.soe th . orvir.o•::!, r otor. ANTirI.PeFI:I&;LN, LS & Ilium, la a Stilt. rittesuperrriiii et? toner Bellied. •s -t ,11 c•,vered in thi or env atlit/bkied. fin BM spted. retarval • too, etilievl line of the Sospi k . ; l4,ptuev 1111 . truntat le or Ciao% r we Evil; Viceik of ehtiry escriptioa. 'Si:Gored or • ttot iert pep, le :obi Pluvrilret 51 here Sakkai.ll. has repeated.. (ruled. wiles ter tabcrreuteily voted Navin- she soh spfr•rer a. tta.t hEaliklileatitrortiouitely Ikat; , . the Auti•tiapet 'greets 41.41. lyna Llbr 41,tivi v i r:l!. , err Ue4llll /kW ViLdat.,Taisa Dritpis litirifv . the srl; ; h al !rabies. the System . by:the lir/prudent inn id ••11ercurg. The attuve kletlichiet•one incloved • in plain direetioss. utth surpriv;ag Caret, sonhentleated by Yettuns of - .Respect:o4ln, aiml ace true:e up la, prieinlev ,. n each. T. rte ..re also Battles. at SS. tort - latch/IL Fair of the surtiler .suet., w Peoria 99.. * are raved. • • The A LAT ERG ENT Ltir tobiilf , jrs Mid he:W.B* in reines vpredily, , * it bout ttl.•kr•fe: nil I. !ails Tester', Rio=-it/trial, Spe4a, RribilikelikadEags or Carhussrles of the Niiae, Blotches. soil ewers %peep.. ro 1,70: 0 ,,,u, t o o.. lion on the Surface of the llamas IhrtY„ 11 Is trultii.iri'y plea. salt in its uperae ; ass agreeable saris.% to the. Nips kant., sitecee.h, is, we.- if borreon, an. retrealies the a hoist Complexion, %thick resuotr,., at otte nod the,suitte :w relive: e.l hire IN:ell vita-ed of /Is.• ce.taitai its larro,4 at a v•ife rera,br tt titeay far lir:tilt:tie Complaints in gluier:ll. Plisse 64. Ititif( pint,: 2-. pd. ()liserve the wards Saul% Solomon, fai%ervarrl," eagrayeaati the SL:trali (WW I'S are Colllllerrells. Sold by all V. asters of Genairw ilrdicincs its the tailed KitiKdutu Of e. ma)/ also be hnd, • 1)r bt)1.()1ION'S justly celebrated GUIDE to IIEAITII& •,r, Advice to Sr r.• 5, prise 35. )),. )1,()mos ea pests when wreaked, Ow emu catatiliment of it Ono Pound Note ; hat rill writt latter.' of Advice, if answered at hit 'enure, are teirested in incluse only Ilulf-a•littinett. Such letter,' should for '.fear. thuadneeted —" Miittey tette?. Dr. sssss (teriail t r near 'Liverpool. l'uid duithk Postage." Leivery may tic i•r•• dered 'to be addresved to X. Z. or A. B. at tar Post-other. tilt cadet! for. • • - ....... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, SEPT. 16. ' BUYING NAVAL STORES. .~ r _ Tag KING V artowar. Triffiant firstone, of Poplar, in the county of Middlesex, was indicted for buying Naval Stores, wider the following eireum, gaiters, viz.:—The Defendant bought ri quantity Of nadir which w ere dug up is the rubbish at the bottom of the River near Dept- • ford, by tir• workmen of Messrs Lee, litighee, arid o. Contrac tors with the Naval Commissioners far clearing that part of the River Thames. who employed above 105 men ju the busi l iess,— The men from time to time sold of these nails to the Defeielant,to the amount of two hoodred three quarters and Wilts. weight, at one penny per pound, some having the broad arrow, and other I Royal in.rks, and others without any mark • some new and w hers old nails, whose original prices were three-pence half penny, and two-peace, respectively. Mr. Smanters, Clerk of the Stores at DeptfordNeposed, that the nienitad consulted hint upon the leFality of such sale, as per eprisites to the labourers, which they might throw into the River, it not permitted so to dispose of them i large pieces of ordtatace Or stores being usually returned to the Stores fur souse given re ward, which was raid, paid'. Mr. Aux v made an ingeniousdefener for the Defendant; but be env oas tally established against him, and the Jury found a kierdict of Guiitg. 't The Chairman, Mr. Waxsoo, pronevneed sentence upon the Defendant, sohjeeting him to the linen( one hood red pouncK and ep ho iasprisaued . till such tine he paid. TIM KING V. JIIIVII ISOWIIIINc .' ; • ' This was an assault charged against the Dartndattl. The Pee lle:Metz. Mn. - Millison Taylor, a poor woman, wife of a jour kimisa smith, Before, that on the 11th of June last, the Defeo tratif, after seizing fur rent, of four necks in arrear s of an sin filittiked room which she rented from the DeFthdat, in Red ilsdasiteadrt, Charter-hotts.e-latie, for three years and upwards, j 1 may, per week+ had assaulted her barbarousty. The seizure- WO hi' 13.5. only—and under it was the feather - I)rd arid thilster, 1 islitelt were worth 51, taken, hut valued by the uppraliers at I D. Ids. tid, testiest' toilsome of only tkl. otter their bill of ail- ! praise tent. A Mr Fleetnotol and a Mr. Taylor were cheap- pealeere g- sad the Defendant came, live hours after the Seizure mid kitteatiory taco by lois keeper, and claimed a steel fender, which the . Proseeutrix resisted, as rot being included in the in- I wintery t—ispou this the I>efeetlant but her left hand, or contnsed ; le "Newly f for which he it as now tried, rind found guiftyt,' ealter which the CIIMKIIAN severely aaiinativerted oa the conduct r of the Defeadant,aud seuteneed him to pay a tine of live pounds. The pendieg boxing-nuttrtt betwixt Carter, the rAtivelaire pugilist, and Bone,. will take . place tp mosrow, for a. stake of 50- guineas, play or pay.— tjetiini on the event is even: • A leutlenian of the name of Poutter shot eighteen g4 O hs oaf of twenty rue; from o • trap at 1 21 yards istaitee, yesterday, at Ickenham-green, near Us bridie,. for 50 guineas. The bet was to kill 15:— ife is Matched' against Mr. Rogers, an amatkir,shot, for 6o g uineas; et 21 ,Wrda, to take 'Aimee trays, to morrow. A dreadful gre broke out on'the eight of the 26 h of Juif to t t . i fittsburgh, Pennayli'aniti, which destroy- „besides a number of abet WV. ed 32. _ A griatsarnount of property' mil consumed. Senie . thousand pounds worth of dollars were coninrntid its the limes. The fire broke out in Market-street.* ,4 1 11' i k~ { rl I{' C ~' ~~ fti .~ ~~