The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-08-31 00:00:00

1 . IREL-IND. ••'•• .• • The- impartial and .ionciliatoiy conduct .00,_ . . • Chief Baron cannot be too highly extolled, and it - -•-amo..._. WESTMEATH ASSIZES. was extremely siltisfaiieri tOpetceive r in one of the . ~_ .., toHmtos or mimosa.. , .. ,_ . Cot the Assizes held et hl yllingar, hen n iii„ ga i , i n f i n d f or o w most crowded tsioertitie ever witnessed, t..11t, 31 : 7 iti tere- srcascr ._y estordn , . ithr ".... 840 . 6 1 / 4.. y ost „ . xis .1 ordship 'expressed his hope that those animal. 1 1 1 le the Yost *idiot Ononpaiiiiitho JavaoilierWesot County - John. Curraghttn the elder ; • •• . . .. raced a teeea te arsadokihio. . euirre . d . 06 aabpnweariba wiind mut • Joins eurra !gm the yoanger, .lohn AMlchgn, John ' ies, which for several months past huOdisti our der.oe. a losear, of the -of Isarsime, oa hoard Oft r'' ~ .Norton If'illinm Igo, .Itsd. .ilichael Earty . , w ere county, should for the future. be buried in •eftlirieni* Ail_ . ;tar feeling seemed strongly to ,infuse itself ' me% Jimint, thatolleittor ib doe heissiiiti i i'tetistelf tried e•Aore Lord Non ale WY, .and, a•Most respectable a 4 n l •prosecution. Jury, on two several indictments. . • through the entire. . . ' l'Ilr• P enrolled forth. , . • ' • M Miter, the . jest the. 2 • 'first., for. feloniously conspiring, and confident - . ,,. I ° lol etwillay's *liege at Hertforda withacopy wi . .o 4 1.1,E RS ET :it'S.S . iZES. . ..' • . t h e K eno , wkikekwei hmetweily ill w • t •e i w ibe imepoie ing to kill and'murder Mr. James Geoghegan. ._,,..,_... Secondly, for feloniously . ischarging at, the .said ' I tZS e tgeir the whmei lf aid °PliZiPi. the 'met ' e toles tree sista weastated , Josue: Geoghegan, on the day of -- Tr - 'instant, a * • - ~.. Petra _lrma V. LEWIS. •- . .., - . the drat esamlnatiod, respecting the ring a parties's: pistol loaded with gunpowder, and two leaden but- This Was an information•under a statute of Willa-. modest potties ea Mebane, to eironernte Illoor from the obliga lett with intent to kill and mardet him. This in. , beth, foe unlawfully. and willingly employing a per- 0wiff...01149 er,ltreaferce one, omit , Ilih amt..l ol l .• Am Earthed , . with re opeethY apnm iethe cu set tar teige;bat•W wft4 ,6 bv ho intuit dktment, founded on Lord Ellenhorongit's Act,- son seven months in the trade of, a carpenter, who whets sur:W - war. admit:is ccumisted of several counts, variously laid. . had not Served a• regular apprenticeship, nr-,worked{ teed, heackopeied g ee that to be correct,- Of ba.had r - kir. JEOR 5111!PO the case at same length, observ- s e ven years at the trade, which impose a penalty of •lur l Pmeured; with *OA be tPok ag Mr.lemtill*Preth. iris; that theitair the witnesses should` in proving 40s. for every . month such person shall be.employed. l a ar agi ' • l me "*": ° die re y l itattles. ‘ wed-a ".- al a l tne dith ir rhoner tull " "" ,....,: i tr ieft h e a opt the identity of the person who actually fired at Mr., The - Defendant's Counsel were prepared with eei.-4 his atog i tags on, so, that Om Custsavafhwft feet was aailiteridlg Geoghegan, yet t here 21 - OA id b e . circunistancis sulli- 1 deuce to show that he.did not willingly olfendlgainat el ltt a n s arr'to e . pri nc i pa l w it • 'was them ter ' • ciently strong, as he was instructed, to bring the 1 the statute r . inasmuch , as he bad no conetroctive or Motsashy, la a similar'irap, afterilestoslestioalog ilea as, Plisolteri within the count of the indictment, which I p o sitive notice. whatever of the persoir.peeLbavingl The in hiahomet• the Kofka•liad his hel_ag a t ru e Mitollinlaa. i Mtge(' the pistol to be shot of Of a person un- I served an apprenticeship, until he. wata.pdsed.of it I m ar a sh a t 17 e lii p ill the thi P t . en ered ei l: le vait t i l e w • f°t t aa . 'B Bf i s ilt il -, ! • k7tjmn,. and the Prisoners to be _p r eient, aiding Isy , a Solicitor, who* had been concerned. for the la bis Prophet."' In t o held the Koran in their beads • andabettiev The LearuMi. Gounier.then accurate. journeymen carpenters, and in consequence of such 1: t ii .it i t !!:/ shi wr ia re t ev e iltf eddeilte,l,.., slowly,. it , tteoce Iy. ktf!kti . the facts, which aftersv.sitlrtiPpertid in notice, he took the - person att.. apprentice. .The,to ci ing cn i ty of moth the la i•Wiel e studer s to o g e !" l.eq go quem i eee ' erideneo..... • • ' - ' *: 1* • - ca'rotirned Judge (Baron Creature), however, -decided 1 An d.th e .l nsus het o , s4. fi suce pted the attention .of Mr. I • Nie l Thomas Geoghegan tlenosed Ire was I fish '49 . -4) ':.. 'a- ----; wet the Defendant • must be considered as setiitg un- f oo ruffl vrr n at e O i g i f e lic keilkb e t`n w ■ : v c e o ,r der - si i , x th.. w h e . ° k ir: ii i ti .--,„. ..„,.... --:„. .-- -- . ~0 se.- ... . . chapel of broiottitiy, on the .11tfi ef,April.. It Well lawftilly and willingly against . .the statute, ;though he Moon shy aor being s egi e l er airosater of the• Inglish langenwe . * 0 4 "" t 1.. al,:g.ke•si*lfinit to plpee.--..Tite.Jary,re. either in insusbrtioa pgstroasactatioat anstioeoasequenee,-.114 ttirl - lell a Telilleh'4lt MIA. ,gatrotte'agpoltest U e d a Patti Sunday?. his brother trots ; lie Was struck Was ignorant of the person emple i ted not having allimiste Ratc4 l - , asinincipat wiiti. the sot:duct 'Of two persons,• watching; as he the rose 'ao=atendanee o f t Lasi•ays I ; eflattl 4. l4lhliiirer .le. served a viikulat ipprentiCeship, and &reeled -the ?i, f i ',Vi i :::P• lu r h , rug !loan thought, his hrotlier. ' • _ Jury to find . a verdict for , the Pbsiatith,. - 40s...being of the name of Charles William.N.o4ll,'whiemetarb il imseit to, vatifcif• and 14‘0 1 47 0 agek01 :the aaca". l34 ; for airti mg . ilr. Nl,' NAtak.r.-JAre they, on trial? No.-Then one penilty,• each party •Pa) in 4101 /Own Ovid •- ' . bo a antiVe or lodic* 'that ble! mother woo Rise • native of that and abetting in 1114'161 dtkel • and the hove, t, r em ~. estotosey;aad Ms fathbea heotelarnaa,and•Miaself of the Catholic all enn i n a ta ..; an aak e` a • a zs° ;;;.i yorkeasmot, give evidence of their conduct: As this case may be argeed is the a._ tiet,_!af__ Kilo', s te go en ,.. t w ang , a b ere p ore ,,, a w eeft -a u .y a i a l o y a gl y e mu l ate; , - 17 , _ _ 2 '7: "“. -.5...... 71 ,rri! 5 ., .4...1.....-. neat A• I.•s. Mr. Geoghegait the elder, d eigne d, th a t lee was at Bench, it is hoped the - Act wild' rideive. a 'different-. Sylechilte did very qpitskly,oo bask sides,aad very expressively. .. .1 t's.,,lffuty . .ap. .11kiptilt,t: was , held. i .eii,tbo Q,,,,i1 e *. chapel of O rtorn ai ne , on sonday . ,: the 11th of . enlist ruction. • Should •the docerineOf the •Learned , t he w a mo dBi rn ti i lt g l i a= l'lVed wi lo t .Z o iriz a l it •Z i P h e e td ec ittl ie Z-I.li'ad, - . Ifi n tnitt:s . q„ *forel_lioacsaJloortsos, F A*. 4.4 4014. hip . neither heard nor sat's , any (hive partiru- I Judge'iie decided at rigid, and Cainsisteni with the , he. had been 10• ft with only i blaaketpa bim, the body was i .l / 9 • the 4 4 4 . or ",A - 4.17,A*. i 9 . W * 4 the. beskoa --lir let : some : time, at length on ec es .j eg th e road he ' spirit of:the Act, widely by a idilkilattr authority has :tripped and washed,. p 1 is olininniorri by his Countrymen, ' helooging ro tips . 4sitriikk 1 411.. M 4,lin-in-the:fields, --111. w -several persons, among` whom were the two been proitouneed•to be againet.thMetneral• policy of ; iTrled the dise°!'ered4 etrcasioasd l;paalm. lthsavh s oll hiSforehi'nd•OPPolled in who cut his throat FtidaY , awr"imil •i. telitigion glees bribe PrisorserOtod ' • •Olfreghanil., • ice -heard isarly and•enother talking. the realm, .ii. Will be productive of the mair-sesieue!. atm.& bruise oa blitide..„Tbe lascart applied fora b out ae take fields. . . . . . p:rl ..v s orish7: 2 to 6nryit . ogreealy t o titgir custom , when- 1 John Weitly saM he was eremaing . .ite fi let ahoet a *hoot-the price of. peovisiona-very lent and he ed.iri.*.the couversation, observing; *et when' some join-_, consequences to the masters, end require wit lastate• I the •toctrn et w!thneldr •:w ws w" rer trs g tite a y wa rd weY W , "y ou ac- i quartet{ -bert6r4b- t/411-i o'cl°clt . .on . ...f eiday foreseen ' , j fiats application to Parliament •• tMebtrtin lbt reVeal..4 l •dereti Oil board. w•ere • SisiPee:•filletteded- from Norway; 'honk} arrive, the i At the Somerset Assizes, Sanitiel4batrcliag tried . ; cutlet of their religious,scraples. •hpase of toe Portuguese sal, ialld observed the deceased teemos, , shit his. brea k t price of proviitidna would fall. While ' Minding near for violating the person of ;Sarah! Nettdem. The testi- ..• l i r th en orderedito throw it . liverboard bye ,•neaiiist a bank.. After oe paitifist 'about twenty yards, l• Asoner bat they .abir declined from the same motive i lo w liness looked. back, aisd iraw"thi deee'lled fell to the thew eil v a .pistol was fi red, he credo' not tell by mony of the prosecutrix being very - clear,. and cirro. prisoner: i n comegeenee,l Malted k overboard himself, - whom, but he- Bras wounded by tarn : d a e t a te ti t c o rn f lng on bot ta the ei ti e tas i rt i ten da t a after the its the back - the halls shown-there.wa a tall man found Vei/ly, and left for.executiom••: -"V "4 . " I returned to give wisat assistan..e he C0111(4;1).4 on the II die Lasair,), ,wet s h tow ,khe j ih m e t c a ircei l li k w i lr o l ' coming up he prceived the deceased . had committed -• near hiet r blit be could not identify him ; there were . On thecivil side.was tried astaction, UM strangers In the crowd ;. no person . offered him as-,widow of the Rev. W. Ireland wits Plaintairi Mr.. natasame'lt u depth, which hide:red theherang logo to Mr. Brown, lan act of suicide, his throat being cut from ear to , : the Chief . ate, *ad enealre the - cause of Romanies being ear g -•onco. • 43 cross-examieation he admitted that. he , Champtiey. and in his hand he held the knife with w laclls I ,:a a:Defendant. • Thisceese exalted: . VI. i treated is the Way be had been., Mr. Brown told him to go to -- 9 . 1k t ,..1 . j i.. 4 i 1 the conversation about provisiens.;.J terest. • It•originated in some 'disputes and ion 11-711, amt./mind bis. Own business, struck him a violent blow, gad . 1 committed the dreadful deed; it was a .mall to c. it ta as Palm solidity ; a large eellgrPgß Ile" i ~ it Which IMieprevailed..iir •.the perrsirof - -•Frostc•idteuti rarbeo rdered him to be tied up, .when' he received seven' doses 1 ; and, on•beinoithea down, he was put into irma had L bland knife , the largest blade of 'ankh toppeared r . ' cap ,4 bare been lately sharpened, and with whicitehe Joel leas.:nra twist al for persons of one parish to attend.: the ri g ht. o f electieg a;eexton. - • - A lodirrotrs poetic Otr. remained ia that statotor three or four days - . Whets the the.chapel of another i it nas balls, ant i ! . uotalogs ) he I the *subject (entitled Hishreattenis,•appeareds shout taip came on hoard t one shwa Teedairs was logged, aad pat ' was done. Witness looked. round, Oath saw" tau was,shot with.. • .in Wen: fie *al the Bo'elliote. The eaptaia aim, on' the Chief hla u te asa 's stat io, ma nad eat tu res reeeiT og e three dezea r mo v petit the semi ce gentlensen crossing the field ; he tan to trodook,.c e d • • ; four or five j•ears•ago, in whiciktheciesraiter -off Om .. • • ~; ; unformed them of what bad happened; they cause 14111414. Cloodelly said, he wet a cenetable ; ; filet.: Reetyr Urea -treated with much sidiewtesed lietalMjci • retlihim to betied upagain , Str o lTitosnas Geoghegan had given an accerate a. 5- `The printer o f the Poem was proseettleti;• cowrisitadi ii e i satt re:: lakieted accovolia% ' with witness. to the spot. The demised oariee .lili et rerpeeting RAM- some R% . r . . . • scription of ire per! , n who stood behind Pik brother • s andituerisoued. At the Somerset LesteAssisai l itr..• ' vavionwa b etsOrge e lt agai y were the eraga n inst others during _,'mploms of life, the geetlemeto desired wit it.'ss stbatt.ht, .wai -110 t. that he weint•to.tlivi, hanse'lif 'Cur- Champneys having, as the author andthe publisiter.i-ill,rflW•l-, .. • • ' , , • .. ;to go for a sue eon ..witich • -be accordingly did, and ; • •ossinvo, ;me 'thief Mate, ortlerco ' a Boat s wains Mate to brought Mr: Brownian , but the deceased was dead re4h4xiiielissrds .0". the nett .iiilthN searched the • tittered judgment to go by default ; *ea vinvicted betute.4oustrdien rounds of blank eartridgos, and one. an d 1.5(x) 1 I.damsges were awarded .aries4., hint. e l biaiwiwiw4l.-iiestP th e t !)li'''''Petiegethe. to rZie' d w ,,,; . , on his arr;vcl, •.• •. ' ~. - • s' ni this puni magi; map yempedoverboar t • cartrnize.ith slogs, in a hole mtar the thptch ; ..he, favour , 1 Mr. !Lichen' Davis,of Pinitliti-ytreef • filaybileket, ;the • Rex.- Plaintiff:. but tbot Cletgpstetnial.rad , . , told the - Poisoner that •he had got kite a bad ;husipess ; : dying .before the judgment could. be deli- Wire& I ga n a V i .st ' , Lberaelfailloigetl ivikeirbire the slip h r _n said ,he was a clerk belengiiogYiiSOlartin's Work. was i ' id house; that hebneir . tlig!oPeeits'ell; re teas the edest inked where he had been tan Sunday ;.l,e firstSaid_ toug.sot, An , the verdict of course fell to. tltogreesidi -. ' ••," 4 3 ' V , p' l, l 4113 '. 4 . •ti bile lhe ship avas'est - ,P tiece :t e 4sek• t be . pastioggea •lawYeseae ' l ' lnc ol IS.iimair t Chapel, then, that he *tad been at 'rubber.l... As some fth V passages o e,. eenoweresepose i g t t o . received seven dozen lashes. Wkile the were at Ilata•ta,SOCUe Madre tetiingi lig' toAhg .pa r ilal,4 at.. M ee d w .i g .the. and resided itt,C,lters'relta,7ll744.llte tbrantl• - - . ~ ; Orwent of, ti King's ship tome oa temistid Wanda of While se,: • b e id m, dory, %Oleic he had . r ormer l, aux!. A soiclier who i aliode to Mrs. . below), and eoweelved , tiottelialt Aiwa i meas ly { hem'; wheaniamilia told.the,ol6serewheresorne . . aye:idyll the constable confirmed his testimony . • i lied libellous tendency, she hionokt thisleetiousigitost : et gro, were concealed.. Timm the Olicers found an bor i IliihtfMket l.4l o. l'44. 4 e0 111 .11! I o •be.' iti.•pc,:state of de. Cornelius Holland tlepotetl, he wen at the diaPeli Mr. - - Cho topneys, and laid - her daneiges.at,sooob..liee.! the e d they alai ants*; with tbevathietvd to kept 11141 Oil h oard' l e re tin ; 's bAgien•davt,'la (hes reta4i dins for the-t. rill ' t ' l "' llt I.9E ' iiiIIII Y " ill ' h%4:ite. fra4ll " litl Y' *'°° of Drumahry. oil S• A nday, ?h e 1 I t o of Atiire..ljeard I cause was conducted with great•realzasid energy, by 1 HeAbea .ricelyedit Boggie r , of sewn douen ladies/or giving she mialakets it; his entty • ”tliv•Pvitereeitsetthe Wateli-house Coe . shot fired (tom behind Mr. Geogirgan ;. had a I M r , s,,, r j ean i Parr.. Th e p r i n t er od s4 ,l na le i ..f.; Intbrmation, ontreas ICept eine day : s in irons. Atr,.Briscoe nu - 60414. which plainly' showed itiolostorof.miod, tis fat view, but could .not identify the.persott who dis--- . 1 London) was produced, who proved cloi - geel the' pistol, though he• saw • the. ornoke. ~.He ! I n ; oyed on the business, and laid tot-it:execution kw .thtt he ' w " einj'4 prudent wa irlo b t r ifl e o l it terl il 7. 7 tat r oz uwa toeir t: f rus t ero c t - h"4l a s°4 who was also insane; 4 " a : in Si. ' 311 ' is l in ' s • . l i n , l ° Pth. sest • a llil oti d a the io ; . cont au Ammo ove w rbunrd- .• • ' -. Wot ktiousey. and a daughter who. put 4!•gspeks4 • ro- her saw,about seven mete ; saw a man get behind Mr: a Lime, was stitedio have been struck Sy Mr. existence by poison, ever since whose death 11w !le ., t • Defendant ;. and several -witnesses,. ong whom , Bata the he s htstraut . with... piece of fire-wood, which, as ~..,* A - • •Li . ' Geoghegan; he stood by his side, with • his hand be. ! .weist•tbe,. , Marquis of Rat h,:tiir John Cox 114101310 Y, :they ter;rted it, cracked bb brad. :The boatswain tied thewouod -se? va,s,r.l.llPl.Y. _re ran ged... -,..! .-! • • ~, •_ .•-.. --; , • Mod his bark ; I) lOn as the shot Was fired • sa w a man .; T..S. Jodie, Esq. and others., proved a part•iat circa- ur with his own haadkerghirf. Iplourer Ove.dovs after, s ec l a p i .seeeral... other w ittt ssee : atientifti v bet „tb s .. J ee r Itl'a fainting manner, with his faCe very bloody, led 'laden of the pope, by Mr. ; h aloy . died. At the time he'reeeired the • blow he Sins coast - , were perfectlyiatisfied, ; and fkitterittl4--11 • Vasylict,of receiving each a copy.feted sot good health. The body win'throtvet overboard by the" L._ ~ - . out of the crowd, supported by two others; •.! Serjeant Lams, no. ; the . part of the . Defendant, con.. Prisoner nod Mr,- Brown erwonity.„ - . • •,, .-• . ..:.0.;.,5i. ay.. :.-1,.--7, .: • Beniz Eagan was at the ch a pel--saw no shot !te n dea, that bower .10,0eious . the publication ! no a further Investigation and cromerammation of Vultima. ; Ati,lnquest was lakell:...yetii,446,4tAlles:cetalillb trod, but found a pistol near where Mr. Geoghegan ; • • ' meg t h be deemed agahtst the farmer ..-Pln intiff, • the d let ra , , ' lt it i a tit tar i a ns ret n t r itii ..h t e w ilwd ,hen ow. .the ivi t'ap oli t o si p ri es e p a r me o, - i o d u pd bo.. b a y rtl ib it e ll iempct er the ! gi w i r e, 0 .roas i , oil law b ,. 41) ,. :01;11 .. foiroshie Ivo. stood. -. . .owl gullet •h 4 • . , passages now. produced i n evidence., affecting :the for the Loran, te.be usken aft; some we re.tiven to the coats =lry ilti!"--- •9 ar 1 -‘ 4o ;k. 40 1 4141 1 "1 . 0 ' l °4'4 The Rev. Mr. M'Cormic was examined for the Pri. .tridow, I too • k. d - -t • *al de • d• , care wea an rIVI 4. man mo•re which were On.boord t some *ere iiiroonli o the poop ; • hut it on the,,procedipg.day,, ; Wm.! : 40.'414e : 4 4 Jitastaat ar ;Ida soielis- -11e . saidit was not unusual for otratigers.ro . i rhaa• pin . ninai .damages. Thesi..eifimi ~.I , p dpie su ed ; : i ls at og e kno , vv n n whist 'winter of the rest. It was nu. known*. sorting lino, 0 , 0, tvi , 5_ ,..4 1 . 04) ..i ia i if ac k i 4 4 , 4 . j ai l * c received thr•e. Awl! lashes fon-. . :. ./ Orli& to a chapel--business often brought 'them out .0.. ;Op the evidence; and the• Jury he sittgAenatiodetinsed Witen,fluknualee came to . Ls:cloud he applieNtha .Mr. Mnrray, : Illoroing,,,wiLit -bee,..galotents.srtitioest..4o •Ilittler.-, their ewn pariah on Palm Sunday, as well as on any' betw eight and nine hours b lar • • -12 2_ . Saiy A gilut, to knost how'beMaSt pierced to gel redress fort e - Nit i osta..cwold girie.,agy .0! t hoc.Ai :Wells * orifertjliti , raog fit a Veisstet so • tf e,, aree p a a p.-4taaasatnP 3 he said he-Would write to Ate Cop. • • ..s d ie s etii3T-Sunday. .the matter, as Kt ,,,erpretageott w-Vectlir4,4ccis, rayon! o f theetakintiff, -With' (anr : hisedred.pounda fa i n on the subject. tir. hipuetty efterwaris advised ltitatiad the .Mr.dlocket, and other witnesses, pre the Cur, , . dame • s., • t • • .. ••' .. .. ,o . her ."itnes.es to gt.v to the Last India 129 USP and ,e4qibit th4r . tiental..Praiv • -.... • • • .• •`' • - ••- .• ...r..-.: :- • JO : shops , a good.cliaracter. . ..•, • • ..• ..., :..A . t... tl.. .. _ ' : coMplaint there , irtliett; they Wording!). did; • They keetored , :-. ; there h number of•dov-sg they-saw theCo e tain oad.otherofficeresr,- -• -* 0 . t l,artl Noneotty observed,. that though there was • i Captainlitettw of sht it t i n n pri-ot 4 • sth herring fib •tfie'''idelly coas t of Cai•h. .. , FIRE.-Sunday nigh et he rfeighbdurtfocfl.of lint**. th eye , 5he,:,... . o . , ._. w news. kat .:,.. ._.. .to . e 5 PT) on , 111.11t.pcoof of identity against any of the Prisoners , 6 ,1194. they had a t a l ti lu re te rn ro f it am m o t n lo t t he eti s c4 r :Ak . es,. . 'rap ; neis has coinutelici.d.oavvingan nob inieoatoleil sue. , Street , Oxford-road, wit* greatly Ohßtittitaltbiatof * bec rt 4 ehece was evidence tantamount to identity -there: ' five o'clock. Mr. T. - fl.-Aaci 11, ti*: . sliise*lblr, 4 4ho : * Z• e ui n a u m t a e tee N. and two o th er wiineoes agreml iii bgiae-torniOinin" cess ; not fewer then•ROOllieiti'aie emPhiyad; and dimes the-strongest presumption that tbe.Curraghana , lodge* on rite first Ilebr of- No• 43 , Jamee sttiiii left' • that It4tnsan ' e died in coniellaftwe of the OlOn't ilereCe.ived from in the course Of ihiee ,sight's elest week', they covet :were the assassins. lie dwelt et great tenth on the I • - • -!., ' , •. , ~ .. the Prisoner. ..,The fenetkand last It liness on'iseineaskll - htS __ „, % • his ro om a little before fire o clock,'but.• wort:refit cattily of. lintastunes -deatle•replied, he. WAS out •• t Ito ttd ' b el of her 1; upwarns• of twen y t utut arr s r ne.• etideace to establish the presomptiivh ' .. tif guitt,.l . - ' • - - -1:1 14P l ie '-: a lit t could • tell. . ' -The bee • of fishermen ' ed nit Ore • • - . - . num • ..; tunately bud not proceeded -faibeforeo he fo • 't*- a . or, op .. II 0 . 1 and illustrated his deduction of gaits by Inentlors., • any oilier det . i . uld_ were given' of acts of cruelty e!erckzl et , men to /deb- boat, and' die halide - Ottsployed.• on be had forgot his boeket.hiridkerehiel • and reternett.. le the ..oki observatioa, that if a man came ton. he fohnd ,itlon ~ v olion the crew , s. „ 3‘ .. pf , whom , . d . esert . deserted , 25 died ; farina ' , 7e- tehere, in che'operatiens of gutang, coring, and for k. •• Oil .etteerinie•his apartment . ming .out of a. !mime with - a bloody knife, , and a , Ere; . ne immernatetr; gayth e a rtn,•an -to tv man is - found murdered in that boost" it Itstre • le " - .. evidence thk was dot a • 'At to bete& to a Jury. i . . se that 'int thcrtniand s feur-husidred • • . . -t . 4 Water .being in the Ireaseisie was :very soon got` n- . . use. tt . .A - o;lber Nokshiut i - 41cootot o,hprwise....it iiie in '• to each beat ; pt:ewitsption that he is the murderer. . '. . aer.-r, 0 beds, with a quantity a h _ other amities ' Intuit WWl' hOttisai ttaJwallnelwareanoneti froni the iPoi alike i persons areU pr esent ocespiedat die - 1111ferent ash • ', Tile Jury found the, two Curraghans G 14 ,3 and , __.l' sa__ • • - - • 9 OW 1),0 AS he received _from the,Prisoner and he.should certainly ; • a r • h ea di ( 1' 1 4 3 3 0 4W of' acgaikted:the ether Prisoners- ~ . : were hurtles,. . rsortotts to his - genie otrt,f , he'had et ~,..„d the i itAt i erf i lr fdAher . inveatotion :, , li e eta:4lo , w ba d s l ing a sous fompre mg a t only . - milest . - ._ .. , . • :;-:. ..;.,. . „ ., . ~ ~....,....... • • ... ... . spark:ceinimualcsitititztelhe hedi . :leltleV . iWOulied'i • •- " s ' • - - 1 .•- • •• 't -l--- 1 ----'--: '' '- i Fs - * .: l- 1. .. .' A . SilVo,l4 . ''figifiitti - efaiiii takii - Otiii w it Cleats 4 .- • , • -. 1110.11 RY. • .. , T •14,!" :. .. .' .. . . - Cit.? , .44;4.. .. . / • , A Al* Church is to be erected at Preitest, .14- 'ow Mcibiajf lah; belWeen a Mi.i . 4;14 311 4 1 1 and a meson; iibie,•esplislis .fori shit conetyAteld at Tutee, li the sue . " • ' '''''... ' • .... .. . . •*' . . ' ' few days iits• - iiiioisruseet 4 thelkyistAit-Me s o. Lancashire. 'rhe eithtidtwof the' expense Its . 4000. hit Obtithotted about three hours and eialf.; And more eitipp„ bruthg- vials' -.:Witaurice'lireommnr,. , gifi. in- '• A • - . •• • • • dicietruifdir Lord Ellenborough's Act, for bring dt' ' fwiti,.jtrtheentplOyef'MOtts .. ...l3idtlerleyiihtto;et oft*hlthtsuin -8000k 4 has already been •Siibscrilied. it. than 110 robeds . Were blight t 7 - 7 tha hteekstekl, wit • • this Agee al 'Collier • treat ` B arden, ItifA 6• '• Unlit lidlt42oo perilnit: •-• •••' ' • - ' troildl,inekt . iit mu, .Jolt, &cannot . , Emu f and of -,-- I .Y 1 ~ • ,. ....oldat.s, at lenith &limit td have Olf gisting,in corder . to so I •AI an d 47- -.. Mi.474Mi1i11,... fir assaulting Mr. O'Conator, both *idle isiieged in. ,arrutighyttlikhuttliltkry at trite tti , • • •l'lse , ' &opt ~o f tilflitndi•if to have ' never been . ; . to ;tor , asp canOst• w t as. at4eCiiied. • :.About . , 'Xialiistratf'h of iliivcounty, WA . ,prata! before the j O pei r ."...' a .' n ' ees '.. 4 ,V, , .. entattaitl diereln' airs • iisie.lC - nriffe , loiturladt thaw ar the present year • , seseral i 1 2 000 spectators *ere prat)n • . . . , .. . Lime s Bit nit Ruda respectable Jury , .. ' ° , I lied into the pit tactual ;he pfesidisisticaly .aiitits fieblein:this•reeigittionithood'hive . yieldetr 40 boilfele t' ' • • t k ,,,., - ;J . ~,i .1. „..,• {a c t's"-- a n • Milstein istiudie unprecedented , leo.. f -... ... ••• ' lii. the ca petal indictment, the CR$4l sit the pert of ! the asee n di n "Y e, with a l lt ri l ittr° 4 , 164 kni . .- --- 4 r - - . MARIIIiiO.I. . the Crown was stated by M e. Gooi.e, let the first. tfiereto, which came in contact wilft ellrof •'MS itA . lgenetat 'leerily' being-ati;,it 20 bushels. • The ivauf ...O n the 2gth inst. lobo tlilliapie. Esg.,_anisopettit of witness called was !kir. O'Connell, who was exansin. i tad . fromihe 4 tOlti?ity 14'116 fiiill,.•plo kedintio•tliet of heeds to get in the baLtes!,_ on , soLne parts of the 1 0 3 1 4 t E to ," l4 ( .!ndli cee'l l l 7,: i s i d r .. ._tet.tio 'A NV (11 1 „" li c turner in ow.° •• ed by Mr. S. 11. RICE, and crosa.imainhied by Mr. ; lower pati4l.! i t t neer the fteel; . tly whiyitlhe lie nit;' oast , is ii vet) , ' disifilrilkikeln: fri 4 tcinity of HOd- , L au , Lr of i es _ a w eet , St. i ssawi es. sqlme , : , - Ge.tnv ; his esidettne. merely went • ti) state the cir...; and watt IN "ti.' agaiw iithiet auctiaisltig esti ;sleigh and ExMOW,'!, Itinaptkil - Pf, killeat her been I• At hlirborth, on the 26th inst. Mr. SS, Eaulea, of King-street, _,. - . • • - I Cheaoside, to Ellen t. oaly dlinghter utillr. J. !]toiler; of tans. cumstances as they have alreedyippemeett 'before the j feether l'ilitt 141 . .'en th . ' Srattl ist'a *' k ' - wittiiiut'iliis - :•, ..- . - Y'P 016. '''‘'. ty in g eiroontxtp a;- 1 9 . ' a iScalt Herts. • • - • •. 1 . - public. • 011 AraIIIPSY, „last a mad • ttrog iiadi 14,44' 1 ~,40;a . •fartneralieleg &tato 'wear. a **lent . puirber or ~ On'the Wit inst. Benj. Travers, Eta. of /len ctread-strict. to After. the cross-examloat ion, ;Ole ,Ctiawr ; BARON - kr thltistettlilit. A rundot, *liter , ~,t4i*lig ii,eiii , tab . onz r ekieto . rt .. 6;get4fe r -e it xiter I,IIper : ) , 1,. Cailline, Wdea daughter of George Millen, I. v q. of Kalamai. • stow. • ' called Mr. O'Connell's attention ,particidaely to .a : dogs he was, destroyed kc'seems that ibis rtibldi• - (in . I !liitifitt3y . Zek, John . Leach, master and - • ,\ ionday hfolynetm Hy* Ncpeoe..ltsti. , eldest. sos of the 1 , tlneltinli he bed to put to him of the. MOM Material i animal . had been pursued , ila .the 'total . % parishei t ! owner ort . he U nited Friends schooner, of Fowey, Richt lion. Sir Lvan,Nepeas, Bart, to Mitt Charlotte :filgh7 iWport, as - it a ff ected the issue of floe trial, and ; levered titre,* d uring tit' ay, bat'hatigi very atrong.: *pa fpupd. !jot* -in . the , kitshen of a house where , al : 4 ' which in purport was - if he Wl4lO , &tr. O'Con. I had iargedeg, dl. I* bagt.breeil lle escape';, . Ile he. lacked at y.ritotth:'. When' he .was discovered; • - ~ . DIED. ~..- ,z, . : .. • • • • . - . . . . net, having pre-determined on eisessirating him, i had.a. very strong cord reuttst. his neck. front the ap- 'the:vital spar iristitkrely extinct : •? No particular , On Sandity,,W , 8 a 1 ee ,1i 0nt , , C 9334 00 1 4 313113ralterOltsclIsteti would %ire gone in the 13 . hly • ' de com:. I peansnee 4( bbick . there is greit reitoalo tielora.hie! 44 . l a , if toil 't '' tilsiash ' act, except _ that he had 'of Itertrat ' ' bac' rte. aatiee• , . .. _- te74 - ' • '-- 1 . a itio piny which lie did, when — he , M .11. 3t 4. .. f lta lli v itt beets ; aware that each i n divid u al o f thatkl..ould...he're .prevrd an evlience aeai n s "littliT Plf. i - V - :Genreles.) zeta)) , was, that he Supposedit;vt ' oild not, on whick tetnife BAZON declared'that the indictment ettilidr art b!, aukum ted, arid; exiiiessed the propriety, of prom , iding‘lifurthei* tr, evidence, .either on that. 4 kr. O'Grineit'il 1 . , a jatoilOsitiiin, which, 'to . ) 1,0,0, thr.gveat credit of Val .' tiles; 'ties . aimultaiieonst -, aslAtto, 11 0 isskliB for.iltmecriately returned 4 tiii , uff la both, camit•kfi4. 7 44 Paillie —.: ; '. .4 . 4 .' 1 -..- -,;.,.;",,-- ---- - 4,:.te ... , 1g!.. - 1 , a a. • kpc ' C I 1.1 .--- --- . • . In Ootoher hut. at Band, • Casten Jahn ./aull. -- V wnet apprehendod NO . 'there wet . l6t?l' datrje,t ' 4 4.,l;!wii l e- .1 ; a mere of n ' toxication for several Any s, and is the lion. East India Cninfinars. Lstahtnewiest at ifissitsq.. foli 'going ,Iledr s 4iiing (he bitten aols Were._ tyi,.. sir that.titne if,!tilit,d,ie haves pent, or _ lost a consi- On . the 2Riliinst : at Kensi i ! gf an, aged Ilk_ al rv. SamelK. 0, " i f e. WaltherßOO 00,15 . utint . 'to the Tiiite.9l - .3 l l44lstnts ikepitt; i igin of Ininittxr, '' . - ', . °f 4ii . t` n ha ll .tei;: n i;,:;.l:`, 4 , c ,ft ha d",:,:s h r t 7r ee n t a t grol l ee 4 " l - in u si) fl u b rY :lloo"" tlit .. ~i• r 7 •• . •••••-' . •nnd'a peinter;rifteli or 14.,ilolitefiZIft% eltite s (n I, _On .pestipy,l4o.4 rum blidshiprnan called at I" Rolle ; he waii or Solenri, - .10 Swiss nail tit the earl! ig e , P pl:e4Otit'llyi 'potabillty (I . danger gctlieliitle,,. of 7 44., .k.,,, p „,, ..ow a t dar , in Plyteent6diNki to P u 7 il,ustleVijihilailigPLBwhlslastnlnt44l4l. he-field4.slha . eelettatedTbnr. lll . ,. ilseeitibre, frOtn . ll, dog,, l iirtiOrcd (ha?' h th s t.tilfe,„`',. gull vetch, An hi sing at. last fixed nn one; lie Laughter; hsiier tunny* by. the name ipt Olatt ow.), kV . ' . ~ , ~_ „ ~ , t. , p r. ; ~_,; . .., , e on . .nt. 1 4,0, , ,• e,.0 e ns pursuers, n ors- : 'killed ; ad*"l4o. lirihnetrblfCh wea l : .hir hill Oiler " n . . 16 ad Idd I • 0 Th Itiogyal 1 At fili holm, Rash-fill% no IVdifesdalLitritllira 1-ininnon, 114th year. in ilke'manner Ileitrtled. ' ' , • . 1. ' ~Rifiht ..,an 4ctire - consteble recognised his person F aged 84 . I . ' •*;' : ___,' " ' ' -•.- ' A fiery meteor 14greitisiiiilin*,peistiineer .1-, an,, • %Rep Aieglirahat Pixinopth, • nntl. on his king __3 4 1..„..._ . II.X•• 4 - ..-. L. ' f-1.—....••• - leitriort en Ti, e . iday; v oi Clit itiou,„,l2.,o'cl4h r 4 14, j igt 4.o l W.p l e cus!oify he erinfess'ed the r °bite! v., arid. "-- I, l oNufm . A .,p: " A ptod: " eistrebNibett hy • 11 . . Let" d.: V. Ilk • putrid to take i &s co .1014.11AIRipfew „,, 1 ,, that * his had slid the watch to Mr. Aaron, of Dock. eTetosamt °totes. tr. FiuStau - ssi. •'.•• • - • .7 • n -- duct of the • ,T° eOL/Cg. • ooh < • , CORONA S:4 UES . ,;r• . . Costfie 21st lostath floWid• t a sirmsbal4au,Powig h i., anew on the body of C. R. fooldr_ieisVrit . sklyr i ts4 . 4 el 44 ° Serra who way received, into th e hospital .!i sititlrdekt t T i t on the bib instant, in censet arsice kit sins!! wou n d 94'w lia hadmeived in the *righe<inest),.illi,irAtiqitis the ; assether prisoner. Thlt-maditof stenAdtto:4lohe • p i least bsconvenieoce (the external w oinfoilsei nit to t t ed): *era' :was, at his own request, discharged:llV 4144, copy if 'pita, on the 9th : but, on taroing• theitridwai ts purpose mem out, for the purpose of counting sheuttest,shalthi l Mated oa instant, he was fogod dead in Itis...,b49pock wk c hi raeng . the Surgeon's owning the t4dy, efftth s ' pr ib edj e d inry, it was discovered, that the shariludditiq'ro;it • • • op. • iih re- ' with which they fought . hd eisteri? ' 4 1 1 .4 lielaanls " ; breast Passed into.the cavity. of the thotali esti! taai I a Winn. , • ?Wes to shuck injured the parts near the heirt, Which if lea the was ascertained had occasioned the mati's doggi: It se kept m ter ,, 44 eppeared also in.evideoce, that.the twiiiatai on i sts were first cousins; that their had ateseedeiggeum:f or toy some time; and that the trifling dispute which edid.ll. gas se h s . ; so fatally, originated its the• saptivor's puttink too s dee touch salt into. their soup. - 114,41eceesed w as o f a aw-Ged, • dlr.. very .restless w e sittitp97 . -trippsr l i:sud, ti,.."•Ci)ll9olllt.t • urged thbihrOvor to 1114Itt hurt , seltf;, aside tihie o f ince tor "the dirpOef . ragOilvit In ifs coMd r l tiegkins •th " t LA " not, nil a acce n rts .w e the comoat for sr. w . as it eereddiaffil, bit po s the trei-a d . en. , • 1 I I 1 1 I