The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-03-13 00:00:00

It r-. 1 4-4ltttroirt! I* 1 7.12e,.4-,N I -V,t `Pr.! leech iujored, '-.._ it-bed alare bop hert-,bitko , bro irk Convention; last s ir A ill ' i ' most imp ibp ethibige • It had bee-alai/1' Aid 'iliatigerf bytrtitattiont of a meth later date, by men who, he had no doebt, meets! to 'bii ftlissitds,'lhough • their coadeet isis far Milk' friendly' 16'14 effects. ' TlttlVe were' many wife' , Ailed thiatiettes Mends of the:COniticbtiop, but the' C§ibeilititie that they meant Ras ',IWO, - Constite.' ttsiti that ilOitedisis friendi Ilibliqht leibeit Prideftil rapport. Ile had asked. one of th,c _se friends or citilitit %Mon s'etrether, ir he had . Wad' hi the di „„ Stoeth , he 'world have oppolied thole; Wier' el . :l:steering awhile, he had decleredihat lie lifielffl • ShWitippoirtetrilseet; and, consequently, kilt . tlidj /Waist icktatitify Nth the Tfiebne:' .. ' • . " . "jar.' Mitt Willed to• knew it Mr. Walthman ' /1. Si IA belt illPPOiler ilf the `constlisitiditet - friednm aiNhich ' LlWCastitreigh ' sue teristeetly , talking. .N e d , ..id *Et ''eery ' meth ' 'throbbed U . 'heir 'Mr. W , Nttinishitir being eretail trader urged sa au dike.. eia t t. his hieetning a Member of Perlientent, and a itilliesehtailve 4 - Ilse Mr' U. 'toped' that Mr. ' Wiltlietan ' virtilW itirtienduct Meier Mir day' that' they *mild he `all lisititted . te . eipPort 'him. If he would ati'swei the Witi'dit be *Mild-propose, he' would' istpliert him and, no doubt, the fakery would dose litiewiSr. lie wished him to - exPlairt to 'the Iblietinglebetherlitseoeld go to Parlitimebt as the educate of Pseriseseitery Reform t he 'wished to bit him whether he was ever abbet to 'take a silos. this 'under the Whigs? There Wit one Aldermen Galt, who had once said 'be would not lake either Plaice, maim), ernalinriedf, or tithYrom'Administra., lion. Wood() Mt. Waltham's do IMO - As a dealer in certain goods, Mr. Waithmen was Bible to the! ispirstions of the Esclut.—(ilisses, cried - hi, off, end 'very proper, very propet. ) .-Ifeasi Ist Wel l' khetiaesed ; and was there any• wafif is getting bat of sock a difficult),' except by epplyinir to 'the Minister? ' Would he engage to resign his test when he did not agree isith his Constituents t Would l‘lr. Waithman act op to the principles he had stated, or would he not? ' [ln the course of this speech Mr. Hunt was frequently interrupted, but tlei chair "min wonted order in the Assetably:] • ' " • • Mr. WILLiAms said that, there was only one man In the lbsife of Commons that did represent the re tail traders,' and he 'Nays Tots', no the other side.— If the 20 'Part in which Mr. Waittiman had . elerted 14'000 was not a better character than any thing that . could be produced, he knew' not where they Weald ho d est, for actions were far superior to iriorde; ',no teinembered having been at sea in a storm, had Ite 'use somewhat comforted when the Captain lied, " Mine's a tight little vessel, she has been tried bpltore." So he might say of Mr. Waithman, he lind been tried before.—(Applause.)-11# bed steed, firm, and constantly exerted himself for the People: I It had advanced step by step; he had not betraytd hay ' violence. Like a Flemish horse going up big, his• had persevered' till he attained the eminence . ost is hich he stood. He remembered when a man had been caught on his premises in tbecountry, abd be hail 'said, " I should have got over your fence, Sir, if 't bad not been for that cursed dog of yours ;" so, itit had not not been for Mr. Wsithman, he did not know where Minivers might have ght to . .—( Laughter bind great applause.) The Resolutions were then read, end agreed to. , ' Mr. WAittistfe considered his present Rhaetian, one of the most difficult its which a man could he= placed. Ile had al we) s thought it a Much more dif. licult task for a man to address Ms fated, than to wombat his enemies. Whales* deficient) , of talent lie Might have showed, he had never felt any want Of•cuurage in' attacking his enemies; but the warm expression of the sentiments of many Gentlemen, and the flattering manner in 'which the Resolutioni pro: posed had been received, had put it out of his power to address the Meeting in any manner that might correspond with his feelings. Every man who en. tered into public life might expect to endure a great dell of calumny and misrepresentation ; but many isho came .forward for inch purposes were not %worthy of notice ; indeed he 'timid ' say, that he was so used to it, that he was perfectly callous to any thing of the kind.—(Greal op plause.)—Every attempt that was made against him by such persons, only had the contrary effect from what was intended. It had been said that he had mode his fortune by Connections with the Whip, and was like to have accepted a place from Mini• stets. He Cndld take upon himself to declare, how ever, that lie hid never had any political connection by which he bad made the least benefit whatever— (Applause)—and he had been offered*. situation for a part of his family, which he• hid relused.—(Great applause.)—lle hid but little—he was not rich, bet be could conform to circumstances ; and, if elected, should, as long as he remained in Parliament, be the faithful and genuine organ of the City of London.— ( iipplerase.)—There were some Members, however, mho were not so, who had got in by an influence that they unfortunately had not been able to counteract. Het he hoped they w °bid dee, their that the-Chi. felts of London were no longer to be dictated to by Miuisteriat influence, or to be affected by Mini sterial agents. It had been spread abroad that be had been escheqwered for upwards of 20,0001., and that he was on his kat*, to tbe Solicitor.General— oot that all that really happened, - but that it might have happened.' They bad heard something about teats : he thireght that Oliver might have come there and , proisosed fells, if he had not been exposed, He ba i d'ambition; he allowed; bit, as Dr. Walcott hailla i d, insur, - eePo the little inlaid thit 'siiietinses 'annoyed Imett in their headawas not without iiirbition. lie was embarous, insect gibe eras ; ' but it' was his ho nest opinion that every man Eight look up to that situation which he could command by limiest and, honoorableetertiens. Bit private fortune shoald give way to public considerations. He would not say any thing in (senor of his past condition—he wools) let it go with all isa isiperfoitions on its head.— lie should allays do What he could for the assist. ante and for the totertits of the 'citizens of London. •—(Andastst )..IVitif restieit to hit being tailed a retailer, he might . oty no lasi Cada he so nithOot beroining r chispn ; but thht iiehlitit• the case with blinkers and merchants; they tiiii . ii fieeliners; and wilt it to be said tlist, *bee it, litAiiitieelLoodon were to hsVe. tWeli Ppreicitits V i et, they :Otero so destitute of ill ability,. se instjuilitsnt, it dpkrsded d'ilih that that great sad onsiiktatihiss could not tea .o.yi Oa si.oli:i ['"y . , 's.; :.: ..1111L114 ::. I #~ S -- i ford a man its their . present obliged to go' to mOrthWnti city take wham the we off.. AN-might, indeed, with aw Alderman's gor his pride to show his were men amongst ti• their Representatives. to eich l Oitifid Mode to he teketrontsf a ', them wis oleretbat. honour to which Ire aspic man's gawp we eat a prove that dike nos Colintil, who' In poinl those 6a the beady al Bet there was nothing pet his sloolckrs .to ' tleman concluded by in their names, that adttees, for it would eeeiji possible minion iodoence they would ' A Resolution for k. classification of districts after pome conversation &reefing broke up. The Meeting wis vi 'attended. LAW IN' COURT OF CM OPT This case was agai Chancellor this day, (erred from the Paper of his Lordship. Our was referred to the Master puts between the pa ingly mule Inc ltenorf taken, sod Mr. Roc the ground that hie Lor , and superior knowledr The - Loin CHANCL had been,, when at the applications to his Lord-Ali most likely to be proficient knowledge his Lordship mast say that lie really the motion were granted, the whole of the :Recite hearing were disposed great public convenience it. In fact, hie lionont his Lordship from it, given it in vain. The exceptions were accordingly ordertaklo be sr- good before the Vice-Chancellor. has.—Wednesday night • fire broke out in an apartment of the bons. of Mr. Grout Thomas, the sign of the White Swan, Mile.end.reed. The 'er rata maid, who was going to wash the linen, went up stein with a lighted candle to the first.eoor apartment, and gathered- ep ell the articles she was going to wash, but in consequence of the candle falling from the candlestick, they caught fire, and she in her alarm pulled some sheets and blankets off the bed and threw them ire the flames, thinking to elfin. guish them, which added to their fury. The flames rushing through the door op stairs, prevented any of the lodgers in the upper part of the bows* from making their escape down s.ks, and most a them saved their lives by being let set of the back windows into the yard. A man who lodges is the second floor, and who was asleep in bed, net being alarmed till the flames had reached his apartment, awoke, and on opening his door the flames rushed in upon him, he had no other means to escape bet jumping out at the window, to which be ran several times before he could find resolution; at length be get out and stood on the window.stnol, from which he jeep• ed down to the ground. Several persons made to the spot, who picked him op in a state of insensi. hility ; they carried him to the London Hospital, where be was shortly refired ; he had his leg broken, and received several severe bruises. The upper part of the house was completely destroyed. Daraunn. ACCIDENT.—Abeet four o'clock on Wednesday morning, the Bedford waggon, on its way to London, stopped near Ilitchin, having no driver with it. The driver, whose name was Kemp, was a man well respected, haring drove that waggoti sisteen years, was discovered about a quarter of a mile distant, I) ing on the road, with his head crushed to atoms, and one of his hands scratched, as if 'frog. glint with the wheel of the waggon. On examining the wheel afterwards, part of the unfortuuste mho's scull was found attached to it. lie has left a •wife sod six ehildreu. ATTIDIPT AT SUICIDE..—A seaman named iire on Tuesday, attempted to pat en end to his etistem by rutting his throat, at Lisettbonse. The unfreiteg nate man, it seems, had lately returned from • Wog voyage, and the day previous to the rash attempt had• received a considerable sem of money. This be was enfortenate enough to lose on his way home to his; family. On entering the boom: he did not menthes his loss, bet in a few minutes retired to the garden, in which there was a pigsty*, and getting into the latter place pulled out a large clasp knife, which he drew across his throat, inflicting a deep wowede ae was about to repeat the cot, when a lad voke..teree passing saw him, and, iostantly leaping °teethe maw seized him by the arm and called loudly fov aseistanothe Medical aid was shortly prorated, aad he is sow ier a fair way of recovery. When restored in neses the wretched man expressed himself eatremely greto•l fel for the preservation of his life. ' •••• DAatna iiOVBERT•..-00 Wednesday night, or early yesterday morning, the Auction.roora of Me. Hindle, of N 0.28, Charicery-laue, was broken inb• by thieves, oho stole nut of the desk, ie the carotin. house, fear silver watches, a dosibleskottonsed silvan chronometer, with handsome enamelled dial jewelled in four baits, three double.bntrnmed silver watches, with duplex escapement, and jewelled its fear boles, `and a quantity of hair-bracelets and neck•cheinp with goldand metal snips. In coneeqeettee of infarmation given of the robbery at Worshap.sreet• • l'nlice-nifce, a young man was, yesterday, apprehended by Gleed llteoltper r oo suspicious 7 • • • The following Plait Caches. Mail Coacher, fie. let est frees the Saracen's Head be, Suow-hill t— • The" UM FIR R, • sew Liverpool Licht Cooker, only ate Mehl am the read, carries Four Insides and Four Ousibles.; seisms evert day al Dee °Vieth, at rives at Livery oil next AfterieN at Rix eTlisek. through Dumont:le, Wootouro, Laildteryi Norhamptae, %Telford, Letterworth, Hinrklev, Athenmer‘ Litchfield Slane, Reply, Newcastle, Kuoitsford, Warring. ; toe. anti • Presort. SOUTHAMPTON. Lymingtoe, Winchester, eel Rasters stake New Foe-inside Coach, at half-rot Severn n'Closlo, is she Morning, arrives a the Delphi. lea, finettuunytee,by Five o'Clock.—This h a moss delightful conveyance to the IN of Wight, Jeney.. Guenoey, St. Melees, Havre de Grace; CherbursAc, SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Sharma!, Post Coach, every , Herniae. nt Five oiClock. guarded. W lilr MONTH, Dorchester, Slandford, Salisbury, Modem. and iimingooke new. Post Coach. every kfternenoi. Tim Weymouth Packets to Ournory, Jersey, Alder ney,Mal loco. &v. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth. Dorchester, Falwell. Darlaneth, and Salisbury, New Pust Conch, every Montag at Seven e'Clock, Haag!' Hendon. Axminster, &Myatt. Medford, Basingstoke, aid &whet. BOSTON, Spaldieg, Peterborough. Stilts's. sod Ransil*. • don Koval Masi Caleb, sets oat every Erma/ kr Spillits Loath, kisimsby. RATH aid BRISTOL Flying Post Coneltes,through Chip* walomo, Caine. end Marlborough, every Afterglows +afforest Mr. May's, the Greyhound IN, Beth, and the Leedom Tarlralo Thomarstreet, and the Saar Wool, neat Moroi_ ....Mt Coaches te Wells, BridgeeraM;Timinta, Ewer, PlyteMitki. ac. LIMOS New Light Coach, called The Rockingham, set out every Morniegi caries Fear Irides only, and goes reJ ouerkabiy may, with a Guard throughout. Poses thealtgls Stamford ' Newark, Regard.. Doeraster, sad Ferryttrid4 the floldeo Lion. Leeds, neat, Meeektg.—Notwithstand t uncommon expedition ed'tbis Conch, it is allowed to •he tied isms agreeable and templele PAW Coareyence on the NO Rood, being imetjetilled is'Aerimisodatiee by soy ether. , GLASGOW. Laegtewa, Greleti•Greee, Aimee, Dinifffer• Brow/Nell. Seaseher*Kile, Causeeek, and &livens of Scotland, a Post Coach (Daily). YOU K, Scarborough. W hithy, Shields. Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh, sew Fear bride 'Crouch, with a . Goal throughout, sets MU every llderning at Ewes o'Clork, bfwi! . ef Newark , Retired, Talmud, Darlington, Nerthalimines Durham, Muryetb. nod Berwick.— Piareagers selves (missed from thelmogth of the journey, may restm time they please, and thee proceed en without say addict fare. MARLBOROUGH, Swindon. Rereshery, flengerford, aii Newbury Pima each, et Serie °Tina& to the Morning. • BRIDGENORTH and Wake' New Pest Coach, tool Eves's.. CARLISLE, Peoria. and Whitehaves. Filer Insiil22l Coach. and a Guard . ell the way. Wastes through Appleby, 'Oreateittelig*; Itlelonseed, Caneelek, • rbv hi bri d.• WTOTriTA• Alierford. Doeceeler, AN Grantham* Sets at every More*, end petforons the jnerney wigb ihi sweetest facility. INtssengers Omitted am the Bond by 'noised et pleasure, heave the peculiar adamage of their nits Wing secured ie theses' Coach. KENDAL, Lneenstee, !Prestos. Kirby- (ensibile. Boho l Clarity, Onwskirk, Otimrso Past Coaches, every Mirk• seen. at Five o'Cleek. • LIVERPOOL, Warrniegleer Knessfonl, Stone. and Litth• Add. 'Pest Coach, called the Rion Lava. eTerT.. Fi vel # l t al Five o'Cleck, se the Sarecee's Head Ina, Origrisirrel• •Liverpetti...-Guettied threttgaret. , • WA K EFIELD 'Pest Gam*. every Morelos. et half-pad Aix o'Clock. CHESTER, Newport. Whilehureberelo. Taryorley, NIS* 'wick, Nortliwich. and Midoillesika rost-Eacit, ever) Ease . -• • leg et Five is'Clnek. ' • IiUNDERLAND, Stockton ' and Yana. New Coach. evert Moraillti Sanderhond. Whislaw:tolitectoio. Newcastle. Yreka mid Wolverhainytos, Pest Coach. every Aliments. reamfdr 4l . ' Ski ELM and Rotherham Post Cacho - gelled the Incatwortianr, every blaming. • BIRMINGHAM Pit Coach.. whit a Guard. sets net even. Anemia.. sod tenches Bietwinebstori west davat Neon. Madre fay Oxford, Kumla, and Shipsteee, se the Seracetes.Ficads 'Ma-street. Borainglou. DULL. Norilicrove, Howarth Thom and Demister, Peat 'Coach, every Mend* at half-pest Six e'Llsoet, to the Croce B. W. 1/W A N F I e r .11" Co. reMlTT ifully acquaint their Friends and the ie. that they will mot to My Parcels, Pawnee& ItanaecoWriliass,. Plow. die. of sewn INN iimmli'lfulioroftross. woke. or•demoited. manor ra' lereil.ar.ssec. the lesarsace peed -fur isecniSMKb • OtaTt Saracen's Head la. Solow-hill, Leedom. r ' . * . ' . TI .1 1 4 1 S' l'Arl' ESNI,t itt •••••••M.. ,•• , M••••••• ••••... ••••• • • • ••••••••••, ...MR... ...- A., • t , •••=m•••.....•••••••• • •• ' ~•.• ' N I • eel ed • this - eke illatit meeting was to here bk le4. - - The Psisersee mak eameoded fee fonts" orithody fi t and_pipkiu rik- .." • • • ESSEX 4S.SAkg. E • ---- - • .;s.-... _.........r." -- rxr - 7 .... isment—(Applause),—ba were ., , nsirroltsesaikr.---leformation hariZ l V iiiiini l e 4/1•1 0 .•), ... • .f a t :Minn arid foreigners . ? - Let the PS • CHF.LIISFORZIi woad . ; ili'iy could not be worse h aap h m asa was i a di ata dr ai m paarw i iiie rrying i pis, YorAPT 4I4 I . sit! , liVrtornPo : Ridsard j o h a i to Asg, end 44, kvelkwevmert "tekwiliii . ws on the 7th of Noveentier, 1816,, E1414001,01 1 15w ' ". B.49 " 1 1 ' er ,,._ * R 4 "ail' of Wiatlen s a t . • races silty./ gown • but It wet his *ilk lewd grove, his forme, svikkeieg then stifle. l• ,4;:,r.r0 , • 7 - it's - ' • 4 0 !" ""`'Plitl***l re f Seidl* a dgiL . . , ( is fell ' ow•liverymen, that there vrAliiese Read s jets. Imo of the °Seers • k ' to . &vent their. iletting s eStd.taitim warrant for th eat i i , with pe a ._ The facts of,Abe case bait% proved, t „ . •. themselves capable of Ifeeoming k r . c ustwoue , f ee t h e p r i sonerfe hi eese d, t h at i ierstsvistance, was imeowliately i tlispatched in et 4 4. i. He would not' have recoirse ibis cue. we. ...Melly, as by the evidence it oPpeer- - lor seeking f** o4 o; ' lie 4 hheri . , ed e that the parties had - bees absent from with other; en g,o2_ l _i!evfraL Tb,e,• l 4.._ . es succeeded in *Wee 'dteetibn-tishl might • ellewlthat for ten years, and theref o re the Prosecutor ought to 11 r vevv rgtelc..,r n e P, rier *M il ee s _____ l • lll- .A _ler•Swet toq.br - +weight not boat tv'''wwwilwrilv have • adduced in proof, namely, that the Prisoner, gr' s. ve t. _twe. meg.,__eviretvel . w here they * e r e bound Ilt with tneir eerecee to keep e lse piece. pe w aspired ; to show that an Alder. knew his former wife to be liviug - at tbeitile•tsi time. , . ,• ' _ MAlOdisstitifiva-ivassf.—Complaint was ewe necessary appendase; and to second marriage. '7 • /as 8 Member of 'the Common The pteliarinary fact-being proved of *bare serve. a sergeet of Iniels,g been knocked down *ado** ant of intellect, was 'geld lo , years absence front each other..-- of 'his ser i elseld ikeil vet tankard, by a gang Of rettsg st ; tboveltim.-IGreer ispptause.)— The Lean/red Jridge (Mr. Befog GasnAm).Mirli: on W r*lle y night. le Meckleoborgh-aquare. t i c hg to be done witless every num upon his present consideration , he • tboegbt that ..it genet *" wrogielpsk of tweevel yestflpf,ei depredate% , 0 0 fi, the wheel. - The Worthy Gen . .00ght to be proved that the Oife was the o'ox : what .id • 6 ~_ i - ji! ' alilard i thw. seeelut'Filtention-by prs taed4 r re q uestin g Ge n tl e men to give left the other ; but if he should : alter birjudgmest. wit 1•1•11,i• Wigs lost, whenaimanknoelteViimsiSn they might form District C 0... h erea ft er , the Prisoner should; have the berseAt *fit. Tipp etare people in the street at the tiuss;„44 Id be necessary for them to use Th e 1 0 , / , f oile d hi m G o d/ tilt an d h e was seuteece d tentraS4 hes been traced to.a pawohrnker's. , t on 'to counteract the tremendous to t h ree m isonment months ir. Ukri io-e.trA.—On Ibandet, Mary Fowler, an e k ed mp • Jew was ebaritesthy the Atria Officers nt Latihrthwitii ow ) I have to oppose. Cornelius Alillar and Sarah Tyler were indicted tibters4soss• iteristiey, osier false. tepsesestathos.i.4 • District Committees, anti the for uolsofully having forged Limilk.notes in their 141 : 1 • 11104 . "eelbtP l o l l o Ofhfarl• oiled. that she p • had teom en s e g mesas to the (beset* of loonbelh a s s r m. ; ricts, was then agreed to; and custo dy, kn ow i ng them to be forged. deal idigitt Isatiolgr:that'ehe Was' a" ifidow. mid • ow ls th y ion respecting a subscription, the' . •I'lte evidence to affect the Prisoners was as fol. treat aed shtlie,ceporporotitiorimor.rerreswZ,g a z ary , lows :—The two Prisoners went to a public.boosect ; p i l e : d r :W ee - reiu tPer week. t'llich' ma Itte.laid r ib; . y taus y rs. lie lout stacc.tiiseorertil drai she very numerously and respectably Waltham, in this county, on the 15th of September, did-pot or ths4orish of:tatoshelite bill that tbe wve vi and lad a-glass of rum and water. The man. gave a. marr i lad n P. . a e_i_., : that her,liaabonti is Watt Ail-o e r ey ; • . s one-pound note in payment. As soon as be was 7.' she e u e• as n ver '" `172, an d . re' 'a wanalißser..T% 'IVTELLIGENCIL gone the landlady suspected, .from the appearance of N.; ..:i.' -i.. - .111VireCGMEMIN2Melge011e - A • --tesso-- the note (haat was not a.good one. She showed. it_ ! Chant Mores rist.—A babe, about sit weeks eh's' CHANCERY, Moats It to some of her customers present, who concurred.* was left et the door of Mrs:Adams, Orford:str e w . PF:RA-110USE. opinion, is consequence of which the Prisoners were near- Argyll-street, on Wednesday night, at bathe rEsts v. TAYLOR. immediately pursued.. In the mean time the Prise. o 'cl oc k, care f u lly *rapped iir flannel. There wit if 'gain brought before the Lord nets had found their way to another public-hoise, load knocking et the street door, and whet, opens& , on a motion to have it trans- about half a mile distant, where they had a glass of thee:Mid was foond. The infant, which was a melt •r of the Vice-Chancellor to that peppermint each, and in payment they had given ea- was-coovered to the perish workhouse. s or Readers will recollect that it .other posted note, sad received the change. As loom .—___ /aster to settle the matter Jo din- a they were overtaken they were charged with et. DIED. cc Oa the 2d instant, is the 90th year of her age, Sophia, eigui arlies. The Master had accord- tering forged notes. The man said, if the notes were d aughter , t Mr. Keehn@ Swills, of Crooked-l ane . rt, le which exceptions had been had be was sorr y f or i t . li e h a d ta k es , t h em , an d oil the 6th instant. at hie mkt. Garresaryor-hall, lathe . . Urn'. now moved as above, on be would return the change. lie did return the ail- of Lisocaster. Alohert lihuttiestartb., Esq. . On the hili instant at bath. Mrs state aged Lordship most halo an earlier ter. At that moment- the constable come up, and in. Willi Slice, ...._ , ,.- . • • .nt wits 4 William lee, wog., Chief Lummtsbary of Orduaore, Wool. , dge of the cow. listed on taking them both into custody. While they wide. :sr.coa said the Vice-Chancellor were conversing, he thought the. woman's speech Ito the 1255 iostiat, Louisa Oatiterioe, wife of F. a. Relidi he bar, concerned in most of the seemed altered, tredh that worth, Pig , Clapham nee, .osuspecAed she had some- l.T.Timmeomovo. or,lshlo, and thereforovroold be thing in her mouth. lie endeavoured to force her ---- - .: ----r--- ,• . , . IF TNCOMMON GOOD. TRIIVELLI G ,ficiont in it. As to the superior mouth open ; in doing which she bit his fingers, but IL) the SARACEN" 11. 6111.1 S !MAU. IRE, SNOW-HILL, ~ ship was said to have of it, he he forced three one-pound notes oat of her mouth. , To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, wed all Nit at ..*-•: ~1 1, all did not understand it. if He produced the notes, and bring shown to the 10. NORTH. " . •• •-, Nod, it could net be heard until spector of Bank.ooles, they were all forged. Wow insida fhosehtts, the flat Hones, mad keep liSediesi options at present set down for On this evidence they were found Guilty, and son- , - Time. d of. It *sold therefore be of tented to be transported. By 11. W. MOUNTAIN and Ca. . !nal that hit Honour should hear Two other persons pleaded Guilty to the indict- SARACEN'S HERO INN. SNOW-1f1i..1.. LONDON, • lOW could' not object to relieve metal for the same offence.—The rest of the day was It. CLAY'S original WAGGONS nod COACHES, ty Nee. !, after ail the attention he bad occupied in trying eases of petty thefts, of nut, lute. burs. Swindon, Aldboero, Wootton-Rime', latinbnurn.duagett a rest euough to dessil. ford, Chilton, Ranting, and all places adjacent. Daily. ThA 11.11....1.. 116.. a f1......1.... 111.11 r.....t.A., ..- ... ...1 rtmic; -..Mi1b....-- MANSION-110M —Robert Hill was brought up, charged under the following mysterious circus• staffs William Davies, a watchman in Moorfields, stated, that es he was going his rounds, about half-post two o'clock, bn Tuesday morning, he heard sekral groans, as of some person in great pain, proceeding from an old stable. He knocked at the door, which cm was fastened on the inside, and after a lapse of a few cv S erv i l l i,, , minutes, the door was opened by the Prisoner, who w m a y Nu b , appeared to be much intoxicated. Witness asked and 1144aSwaa whence proceeded the groaning be had hea s r e d t , isu a .d od D W :Y enol l e ": l ll 7 ma ke t : iehary, was answered by the Prisoner, " 0 never mind, ' ExErnt, ply di, watchman, it is only a drunken man." with this, the witness went away, het on returning at *ten o'Clock, through It. about half an hoer aherwards, he beard the same illaadrard ' Basing4like, and Ban' kind of noise, but fainter, mud distinctly heard edam paid Peterburoagj ilia h art C i n i re eat person Say, . 64 0 deer! 0 dear !" lie ■ again knocked L ia o,. tid",,b y . =d i le& Violently at the door, and basing beets admitted by RATH aid BRISTOL Flying Post the Prisoner, be discovered by the light of his lan- ttJiaso, Caine, and Marlbrattirjel tern, a man lying on the floor weltering in blood, f i r ,„„ - 17,,:;z7 , 72 the fat Bditl roceeding from leveret wounds in various parts of Coaches to Wells, Bridgsrwaser'Timosoa is head'assd • body. The witness interrogated the Ac t : rims New Light Coach, called Ti Prisoner as to the cause of the dreadful spectacley ..ut every Morniog; curries Four brides -but he appeared to be too much intoxicated toilette atarkaalY eagY, wilh a Guard ihresabea clear recount of what bad happened. The wounded the Hol den Newark, R't f a f t ine Dasemlev , 4 mats was in a short lime conveyed, with the assist.: unronunon expedition utthls Coach, it 4 al l Nod gsroptruo CoaFesi once of the Prisoner, to a house, and medical aid IDU“ agrerobe Rood, being useqoalled is'Auaimosodatitto p rocured. On examining t h e body, it was die. GLASGOW, Losgtowu, (wins-Green, A covered that three of the ribs, and the jaw of the sin- Browwhill. Thornhill; ItaarrheNKile, Coons fortunate man were broke., and several severe sod allPartsof Scollaid• a Peat Coach (Daily wounds inflicted, apparently by some heavy bleat 1r14:111` Scarborough. Shields, Sala lidsobergh, new Four inside Couch, instrment on various part'. throughout, sets net every Horsing at Moho o'C ttf u lle n Trli ier ßedtd, a jadit e utzr e , ii Do . rtington, en fi l it appeared also that the Prisoner, after assisting to Convey the wounded man, w hose name is Davis, se u ive , falisse n re . ihriesitot or the iourney, em where medical aid could be obtained, was allowed to time they please, aid thee proceed *a without oil depart, and as he was going away, he asked a woman f MARLBOROUGH, Suriodoo, Ramsbory. 'who had assisted, to give him the shirt and other Newbury Pus Gawk, at Sewn °Tango. ' property belonging to the wounded man. Tb. BIIDGENORTH nod Wri- - *ammo refused, as the thin was vet y bloody, sad Ef e 'll i g. the vsedeomed to be in danger. A day and night Ca C t i c l h tt . L e LS L 1 ' What the man appeased to be pull* at•-- - oisi; and' dill was iu commutate appreheaded. 'rho account the latter gave of the transaction :—On Monday night himself and Maio, witki ohm's he bad been intimate fog several years, went public-house in Carettiaile-street, when they got very !each intoxicated. Tile loft about twelve o'clock'," pardeg with sash other at the door. Hill baths' the' key of .an old stable, went there, and lay down es Z: strew. As near al he could recollect, be had dime hat a short time, when Davis knocked ak efiliissor t and he let him in. The letter, who op.• plrilted so be very ilt, said, that he had bees Uct ited. dims, seterety biatea, and robbed by tiros sea. Hill pomaded bias to lie down, avid seen went to sleep hitiselL He beard nothisig asorelilf he was irivoke by the watchman. It was stated by a person who bad sees the wooed. N toed, that the latter said, he 46 was sere re' ',Mort (meaning fill) had Ito hand in it, for they *ere too good friends fur any thing df that sort." A certificate was produced from the surgeon ruder Arise care their Is et ptesttut placed, stink* that the enfectuhate man was " far, very far; froin being oaf' `of dinger." • Tall LORD MAYOR obverved, that the whole affilir was It present must iaexpticable; and aldwitigh theme did "out ipptir to be city evidence in dieter Module.' -lion of Hill, he must be detained anti* further estqetrY . .could be made ) - di' die iontted prfalgettCed Mal tr7ll-_, arst..,:l;nl ,iof danger. ear sTA / qra sedittvii,tildiegew .. • • ' %