The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-16 00:00:00

' - - -,.vv a , . • • 'e c....--- 501y47 ' l' :tni. l . ) I . ,..:Antti et 66 Cincinnati J.. however, a moat thriving place, end borkeit as ir is alri.iN by a great ponulitioo,and •a moo fruitful country, Kid. 'hit' to he orse l iiCiltel .16" tithes of the *O4: We are !hid, and tse eannik sloeht the fact„that t 1 older ..f i i i l i k et o i ff. I, tho, work of four 'ram - 'lffirerhuritirerfO nt ie l pebittiliOugo seett.fitrisheil brick IMiiiies,'Abit a iiiintintjti and tinily ; markets, the substiestrarkriihliefielltlinga„'tbe thee : mods la premieres. viett.elritaleil, i'nefustrines Wig. •biamise,tthe nontOrditi oigenni arid •ariiir t . the.goyj •Ostiriagrat and Asti/tilt fiinsatos ;—,lie Amite of cra t fi 'ere the dyer, thy' rinsajt Or Ipresilline 'ivgi, , wh ere i lotuses building, boat.hisllding, Owing . ena tVe(tin ' ,treaty ; tho noottiOn of elvenfrY 4.o . plir; . ' s idVirsier i lt rcooline end -grail, la iftetlifinfilif s tgaerit4risis fed wirwiliegouth 'OA,' iiiiiiiiio. A "." '*- pi " Tit, 4 . 4 . 4.libliArtit,a '. i . iimicialie . demi:447 et tis. Ririe sliff44ll2 iti t il si c o: ii,lii t in of.weelthSsni. p . -.' ve i l fluency, that - he reerhetta illsen t h ere war only,one, ismoi caliin 4 . lloiii nis , iowle woo, stands. 'The ta loamy of Hamilton is . sri4atlbilig l iander tie rfipliri iditheitairroa of 20 Mites iqinir`O'!iiiil it. alrele.. con.• tains 30,000 inkiffilrUttst'• ll l4alinty yeer‘ g_, l 'the oilifmeet region cdmstrliilitg4hAtatlesrol!tat . iffina,; end the forritoty •if Illjeoli kid: h ire c ool i veuntra 30,000tribilAtbderthi nuarVefiliel tire now 'Meg, and 1414 Sloppily, •fis - Ike *Utile .aodetz . sf• Ilioniillon, lA dltlellettlitrileancio,nati. o ' ' ' ' • 'The Orr eirleacitOt" tfre'Stite of Ohliividie s from lib to 50 dollert Veit sec', areordl:nalki 64 im• lIMIMaill fr i smil Itreel"sdrani " • any 'people, trio veiti 'la this lOW ire tistiapted - fifir t II ''IWO by the asinine rot ;IPA y Mot eVA rtete •of atictel,"'e r rid . 'lie tioo7 . fl•quent ronvenienteti. MiAllirkbelk felt l i ftlifealika.• Coo, but Oral tiffeleknihed 4it we what Isif &scorn!, that'when he fitted milt' 'ipitit, he mighc *i t iSfis fi erli Oat tie had not neglec4ed better oppoffo c itilit's. U imi.ureftsoui, I. could bat • return in this part of the. gosiotry. TN.'S' wa , ii, tow, another reitib4; ea the laud in Ohio then Willed 13 6r 20 times'ifie 'Oath. dill 10 years before, producing an immense profit to tbe-finst aoltivetturv 4 ft iris petard to ennelade that libe same advantages' would accrue to them 11'.theare oneettled.coornry, *Sere the land might be our.. *hissed at the Government price of two dollars an We. ln return for ibis rebore good, it was however mecesnry in make op their minds to endure the pri iretioes attendant en all brit settlers, but which every day grow less and less Omit the progress of popula. lien makes them no longer felt'. • • , from Cincinnati' they contibood'theli route thrnegb Indiana to Vinceiies, en the river 'Vritittilt,. 'hick it bore thirborndary of the State, lodging frequentlyOt4llo toliiary fiats in the woods, inhabited by a dash of people who live entirely by their rifles. They are called, back woods -melt, and form the m 6.. dime between civilzeion ands state of nature. The eepposition " that they ere lawless, semi.barbarous ingehoods, dangerous to live among," is contradict Pd by Mr. IlirkbPck. ." On the Contrary, the:laws arOritspeeted and are effectual; end the mannire of the people are kind and gentle to each Other, and to strangers." The inhabitants of Vincennes retrain df Americans, French, Canadians, and Negroes, Who are sit tinctured with French politeness,—a circum stance which does honour to that nation, Indeed, as far as the fourth, or even the tenth generation, Mt. B. gals, the descendants of the French preserve that distinguishing trace of their Who's. Some In dian nations also, who dwell about 100 miles north, trade here for skins. They next bent their course towards the Tooth, and came to Princeton, a town not three sears old, Containing about fifty houses. The inn, though built of logs, was at neat a one as many in Bath, and the society at good, in proportion to the num ber of iohabitsots, 'divvy county town Mr. flikrbeck is acquainted with.' Making Print:mon their head. quarters, they mitered the reentry beyond the Wa bash, and at fait Made chidie of a prairie •(or mea• doe), about• thorny' mites beyond Princeton; in the South.eestern pireoT• the territory of Illinois. The situation is admirable. On one side, at the distance of sic miles, is the Big Wabish, • a fiver 400 miles bong, which empties itself late the Ohio, and hid a communication with Canada and the Great Lakes, by waits of a portage of only.B Miles to the little'stfeam of the Miami.which rens into Lake Norm As soon as the population becomes of sufficient importance, a canal will of course he formed, Mid • reader it one of the longest and most user)l inland navigations in the world. On the other side, at about the same distance, there its the Little Wabash, also navigable. The nearest point on the Ohio is Shawnee Town, and that is 45 miles off. From New Orleans, at the mouth of the Mississippi, to Shaivnitis tiwn ii 1200 miles, and -the facility of communication is greatlfincreased by she invention of steamboats, of which many were then in use, and the number cbritinUally becoming larger. By ibis means, European and 'DOM' foreign commodities are easily procured, and a market 'is lifen secured for all Hsi sipertotros produce ... of lb! land. Nor is a good geographical position the only advantage. The soil is light and sandy, and to easy of tillage, that the ploughing irons require sharpen• ing but once in the year. The. northern end' of the prairie rises to a great eletation, end thus prevents the dampness which renders'snsie of them unwhole. otiose ; but even that may be generally remedied by' Cultivation. - The situation s of thO new settlers, on their first arrival is thus described:— " But, that our friends in England, who may read these notes, may have an ide* of our real posit slots, let them consider our two families, viz. that of my friend Mr. George Flower, late of Manion, in England,,. and my own s *bent. Jo be fluted upon eligible sites on our two adjejning estates, of fifteen Itortilred acres each, which • w,p',lrsve carted for our. *dyes from a heautiful prairie aodihe adjoining woods. . " Here we are preparing to raise buildiup; carpen ters ana tirVders hive offered themselves • estimates are mails, intpafisiali era at, ,barid, We are also providing for tsramis . oad . orchards, that we may li. teratly 6 sit onda?r our tswnvilleg, and,. our. own fig trees' We Might sow mow many, bandred acres of valuable *react( we bad a good stock of cattle to Re quire it. ' • . i • • •• • , .- • • ,• ! lio Er, be conria m mcd.i ..r.,... . The new Bridsw, eloot-te , be-thrown over the 'lvor LiEny, at Dublin, is to be boilt exactly oppo s.te tbsdate,-tehding to the Phamilt. Part« • • . . . .k*.tucir ou LAW - - -. - - ,7•••••• -r --... ---r.--- ; .vmmt • •- • ICALIWITS. • ';p Several eentrietions of vagrants took place, end - s tarnbac wf parsons wet. digclorged, iu .calmiegtikuce of on prosecutors appearing. . Iwo* r A er ies ..dtgirints* gnu- (coed 6utity otakittetilitg dv*Ajoiti-thoches its Ailottriedds, :Fisteburpottpaire ' ,atwi of ha stag kokisimatemitto Ame.piekinck keys. tied:: ~tecostgl,to.aig. et p crib p 64001DM! the: Rase ell • • -,5,, • it - RONNY% CANAL COMPANY. * 1 • Wane, rtdatisaritelideNtalatidon of certain lanai trittittriftrovito occupied a considerab ptitt4l64lln ant/wino of Lrito•Cmirt in discessing clans preparatory detail,, anwas finally otrderston4 to be so arranged as to..s d ctios--the interference of thei Court and th.q Spncial Josh-014th ball been already; ,impannelled, ofaeccs!arp t - I A question arose with regard to. dm arranwement , of the case, which ;.• win) - to 'determine the claim . either party to that rank In the forma of the proceed-] ing, which would entitle him to the-tight of observil-1 distend reply, inssmeelt es the Costae! relations itq which thy were plated, escluded the case, Rion • Met .estahtisbetl roles sad• eights of• ilaintilftwee De-1 yegdantro: • . Mr. s„jp en t BEvr, for the Canal iti•elPa.7 and hir..Scalturr, •foritit laid Proprielort,'altted at coniidietipte length. ~:zlEbe AfarisettCmAtltusw, after a short consult.. tionAmelded, that thrnigit the Company had made a tender of compensation, which vas refused, and in consegaenenot that refusal, though a Jury had beet called together at their instance, stilt the right kid lalft sitk,tb opponents to be the leading party..in the cease. For, tint oral', it was necessary to its. fora" khit./ssii.tititt'it'plitipensatinn was sought, and foe whit - They who demanded, therefore, Itad , •• • right the . element grf their Midi—end to Wing , forward their evidence In support of it. it would then be the boainews of their opponents to diminish' that claitikif it was right to dean, and to mettle %a lisfactorilpto the Jury the.just amount of tbe•com. , ' . lgronsation. ?The leading party stele nereasarity en.• titled to reply, and ghat's, upon the *widener »hich had iteen.-addecerl..• Though the Learned Serjeant • had maintained that the practice of the City Court.. ? did not warrant this decision, still be ('be Chairman) felt it to be the moat consistent with the taw • of the'. land. After a ►ong interval, as soon as the arrangements were owed in him holm finally agreed upon, " Mr. ScAaLsrr addreored the Jury —Now, Gen tlemen, you are )oor pun masters, and ie•addition to the pleasure I feel in haring given you 'to little trouble. I have the satisfaction to state, that though" this case is hut very partially come before the Court, it has produced a question, the decivion of which, by such hick authority, and so conformably to the leas of. the lend. will not fall to be regarded as of con. sides-41e impel Mom Mr. Serfetnt Beat.—Though opposed to my , Learced Friend, I participate in the pleasure he' feels epon this Archon, and it is the first time in" my life, I arknonledge that the determination at a point against me has alirs.iled me eny dearer rof plessro sure. • I folly coincide nit% the Learned Chairman, and I trust that the decision wilt make its wey kite the City tsith.all couvertient.sped. SOLI AG. _ Tbe match between Johnson, of Paddington, who had aiquired . much celebrity, by beating the hest men of Ida weight of the day, namely, Purcell Lan caster, &c. on Tuesday fought Martin, a-baker, of about *gaol weight; and a superior man altogether in the gift of 'taming. The match was for one hundred gutting, and it took place in i meadow, abitet four maim through Hendon. The company was more no. memos than select, and the sets-out- were more use ful than ornamental. The seconds were Brown and Spring for Martin, and Paddington Jones and the Top t on Jolt Ward, fo► Johnson. Betting fire to four on Johnson. The battle bad eicited much interest. THE, FIf;HT. Ronne! 1. After two mei:note" Tarring, Martin threw cud his left hand by his advenaries head, followed by his right. Both ba n d" mimed. and be received lightly upon she body. ,Mania broke from a clone. and hit Johnson slightly (although it drew blond). with the left Mad Nader the eye. Both tell in a trial of 'menet*. t Marin placed his hits, and broke his ground with great judgments Johnson ran at biro with much determined Olean ng. but he was well measured, and bit down —Two to oat en Martin. 3, intuition was bleeding enviously from the left eye, and when he made his favourite right-handed lunge in this round, he was partied, and fiqurned upon with the left hand. which ehnoveerkd *endive ride of 'behead. and both cheeks "tremolo* with claret. paint!. mania was hit shoat the body in the round. and after weaving with his adversary; bead ander his arin; he win floored in a trial of strength. .4. Johnson was new reduced to a blinker with one eye, mod , other was far from perfect. He placed his.right.baudeel hit Martin j side. but he as out of distance, and it told par ty $ *Wit severe hit *miaowed wpnn his eoittaseld eye; w setae dropped Mao, and set `is friends *pea the sarigglinst. system. Ist', to make the hist of, a queer opeculatinn. poisidatee inotd net have biro taken. 5 and.fai James was fightlag open-mitutbed, mid be wa , down in bath remind', and severely bit. ' 7. The battle was reduced to a .eertaiaty. although Jahn, made a gannet Pend $ hat like Uranium to Turner.bikreases. and was not allowe d . to get fit eantighle do execution w i t h.. nut lielnelhauched dims in a • haggle* ntateh,.buth weak down.. th a. J made his right-handed bit upon his adversarfi throat, hut at the rad artier round; hews' floored. 9. Some smart llghtiag took place. but Martin availed bins self of his superior len*. and ire,hiping wi th kisedversnre. 1011 broke away with much adrolimia, and flaishod the round with a settler on the h " t. e .. :" ; • • Here Johnson was heats and ft Capt. them dimwit% eight miser rounds. would be ceding.. klatidliciant maple, dint in the 12th mond, Jahtasetn, in a enivaise Abel, tapped the claret from hkadvertarys ear. bit he Wan !Wafted down for After fightiog.theltith rend Jeltnynn Was unable to get orbit iecond's knee, sad victory tiatpeociaimen fet lida, tin, sv Omit. a It Woe . the frontuf die Wei. , I itEMAIt KS. JobliMilial Smell the worse for wear, after heating so goedairtan as Percell. Arid 44 to fioe Martin is a cool and collected fighter, aid hits *jib much hlf :peat, although he wants, t o s weat* u p on another head or toe to aegeice,direet Inearareraeot. He will hare,garinedcorpfiderwelinhimeett by this earn.. bat, .and if beeten hereafter, -the views , wilt he glad to heir the welcome: wood " edeugh. "• The battle lasted 36 arinettn6'•, • • • ' • There were three fights amongst mongrel heed..., in tate .af the ruin,, !Idad ee.thhinecletareet#:by degree., Datil theta VISSISI, &wile totem thilps. alireliy !insert) • ti . e•N'oe:•• 9•1 , 1! , • ••!. ca et -.le 44 7,111 T'lr ' • 1 • .., • 1 44.10‘ MANSION-1101:19Z --irigiterday, an aged Satin, , a sa s sakialas, patiag 7kplhei ;wee ehririrest with fro rid u . liently ditaiisitlimnmaither of gold . 'stews,. ciliate. eteteet, ilsonliewass' 80. Wiles were pet into. his' ,bends by eshate.ilespektalsiev ulasufacturers, fir the .purpose of Ming. them fieishois Mr. Phittlips, onvi ara tact urer efildtiortosnetersofse. in Nightiess le-lasso, ;bad tee* grosslYdeilived by. site Prisoner. - He had employed him far many r im"` as decidedly the belt iserriknian of his" eisi in•Lontion • but fora cettsidervi 4410 time pest it hid hempen side to entresb Ihim with property, for instead ,Ctintshing, be pledged y.ikand consented •the meltiy'lls sirs. - -Severe wateki 1 ago he had given him a valuable chronotieter anima timepiece to finish; bat hid niverbeesi add* toiget 'theta crwrof his handel: -Helearned that the Prii•ner had pledged the articles, end. entreated him to gibe; sip the-du/Meath, when be. daubed the .fact alto., gether. ' • .iii) ..41 , }t c' . • ' Mr. Harris, also of Vightingsle.lane, preferred a' .sintilar charge. • : ? -I•Tise•Complainants now det4eeed - ishet their • willing to forego all .procomiiiiiii4f the /likelier Aveuldgire up the duplicates: - 1 , l • ► • The- Loire MA Voir - now' retrounlioded him to Sc. cep. she merry uttered, arid give' up.-the &tidiest's, 1 or otherwise it was in his power in itifEct a heavy penishment. By the Wait:h.etaker's Act, sect. 10, 1 every person offending in like ehanner With the Pri..l goner was liable to a fine ; for the first offence 201. we imprisonment ; for the second 401. or imprison-'] , siwitt 1 and' so on, as the case might be. , Thesold man seemed now frightened, and, at his own request, was remanded to give him time for consideration. Herron-oanole.-.-James GOulden, .a seller of .itsvad, residing •29, blarehmeint.street, Brunswick. ieare, appeared so a summons on a second informs. non, charged with selling four quarterns and four half qsanern lollies of bread deficient 19, sauces and a belief she weight ordered by Act of Parliament. , -= *1 he case being proved, the Defendant (it hens** his steised *fence) was convicted iu the penalty sf five *liege an ounce. - - , Irestetday-John Dyer, was brought up on a night. charge, foiesseillint•Mr. Joseph Cole, landlOraidi the George poblic-house,' Little Saffron.kill, 'mad, creating a disturbance bilis house tending to a breach • of the peace. There was a second charge against him, by Das is, a constable, with breaking the door oft the watch. houie in which he was confined, and doing other damage tithe inner iiirt . Of the same. From his contrition the Cotniiiaiatints did . not press the, charge, and the Prisoner Was disCliarged.. ' " UntOo ,dstt. --Yesterdiy Mary Orden, the wife, of a• reititable tradesman is Wbilmstreet, South wark, was charged by Mrs. Baker, her neighbour,• with coming to her house, assaulting her, and, threatening to beat her brains out.—Ordered to lad, securities to keep the peace. c Nary Rik, est elderly woman, of respectable ep., pearance, was charged by Mrs. Coombe', of •FAsb place, Lambeth, with stealing a coral necklet, flow the heck of her daughter, shout seven years of age. The his•band of the Prosecutris is 'object to fits ; sod being seised with one on Nlotirlay afternoon, the bothered of the PLisoner, one of Mr. C.'a. trades. een, was repeated in assist in heitliug him. Dosing ' 4be bustle the Prisoner decayed .the child and two yoonger children to her residence by promising them some apples;. end chile there v „elte unfastened- the . necklace from- ,the eltild.and petit into her pocket. Upon the retorts of the cbildree 114 a. Coombe, missed, Abe property, end the child described the manlier in sthich it was taken front her by the Ptisoser.--Re. ,ered• orail, the noted pegiiiat, was charged by •Mary Aon, ileberson, a yowl woman of genteel appearance, with assaultiog bee at her own house. The Complainant stated, that she was standing at her own door Islae evening, when the Prisoner accosted her,. arldintpl posing that she was a girl of the town, insisted upon going in. She declined ; when he threatened to beat her, telling her that be was a.fightieg ' MO. She continued to oppose• his entrance, and he then struck her a violent blow iu the face. The appointees of her countenance bore ample testimony of the troth of her statement. The Defendant coolly stated, that she was very abusive, and he just gave her a back. haaderliap.Ordered . to find bail. Qui:UN-Sett Atli-418/11ra Level idge, a sweep box, who wet, only a tew•daya agollischsrged front this, Officer, on a charge of stealing a watch from the house of Mrs. Murphy, in Peter-street, wherelte had been at work, attic 'tow charged on the oatli . of Charlotte Beechy,' servant to William /Woe,' Bag.' of. ..4, Jimeo-street, • Buckinghant.gate, *ilk steelieg twolable spoons and other *aides of plate, the oro: petty of her master. It smeared from her beidence, that the Prison;r7itit Saturday last, was etitel9yed to sweep the chimneys ; sifter his departure; It Was discovered that behad - ripertid the caphoarri, ti Which the Plate 'bad been . deposited, and a * lien Mei i tt ineatleniti the tad' net been seen to do ft; oigiil of toot' , Ilhgert Were risible npOli the'etoWC '-'llftek: raided teinE *Neu at this Office, lie WaillitsVittentr-' ed by AlfrektPtrple; oe•Mcindey iiight.LLChbitulitell for re-eiamioation. . Sulam Detru.—Monday, about 12 o'clock at noon, et the Queen's Head, Queen's Head-coot, Great Windmill-street, died suddenly, Mr. Walton, broker, of Peltney.coert, near •Goiden.square. 118 came out of his house about art hour previous to this awful visitation, apparently in perfect health, walked over to Mr. Ssinshury's (also a broker in the same Court, with whom he was extremely intimate), ancient ! versed with Mr. S.'s daughter, lately married, in at lively jocose strain upon her change of situation,' when Mr.. King, landlord of the Queen's Head., another acquaintance, coming up, they likesvise en. rtered into conversation, in the course of which Mr. King asked Mr.ll'lllton to partake eta leech at his r house; this invitation was accepted, and they minted Aar together. Upon their arrival, Mr. W., lifter having passed a few• mirthful compliments with th e family at the bar, entered the perkier, enqviredefter Oat heaths of the company, and then attempted to sit down ; but a lethargic stupor seining him, he fell torr eta rd. and ea pired instant otatifialy, *Mnn' groin 4 a waggle. Surgical aittmetswiledtu l . bat in trait -01111 Old wadi had C0d.. . . - .1• .. • fratilgt r ioh...• fiRSACX:SAUVO#4"4"; "PT 't • TUESOA Mary . ,Wartaao *ad ~ John isinnsly forging and counterfeit_ Ailt and cebteatest of Jun • IteP 7 okke. rige Reypolds,, tar nephew - " The firm wham called - teas At Unatehliory • VOllrt If. he the will is qoetnitto, porport 'position of line &crowed. 11 'words --•• I prestige to J , death before neat Kehedoo *sister ai r sum 0,45001 is order for her . ThiS paper came tr 'Tart, and be was not apprised ... lunar far the purpose of establi9ii Mr: Au.st and Mr. Cutter progress of ibis enqpiry, on under the consideration of the eventually proie to be a goad dews file. a Criminal Court out, of the Common Law, to exercise Mr. Hari* GRAMMhatter es' 4r Justice /Savant and Mr. the juriatict kin of i 4141 Coon the triad shetefure proceed, take cognizance I.f she quesC the eventual judgment of a might be rrsertsd. if. be the I liemstisidered to be desirable. Apetitipiti o n on lionine. John S. bourne deposed. . • ilk the den aced for p cotniderai Inhwall oachrt, and was tim. c fast. Qtr his rromp,gramblation I self had not offered, Jill roger .. ' the Prit.tioery by the Solicitor of nue thousaPd pounds, Us 2 cc will. This um after an allegation bud iitssilcal Court. The Prisoners refused to acquiesce of 1.2501. was recommended as arritogement askonso In by.'' Re ectinisted.— He was w. :log of the deceased, and had to his death. Out his prelim s— porting to be his will, **be opinisia sot Of his oitantwcript. 414 belie' of n dram, but Mid r ?Mom seep 'Mr. Heron GRANAiIt liett obiserm there was an eltd. of °fix Poet ' erstlrely into a dispute of pecul • Mr. Gen tab. irshaediately gi Prisomers were informed that frit* another indictment. for .mill knomiag if to o k farm ed. Michael - Hayes;Aced O. I ihnumult Harry, aged SO, wire . . 44 1 ;: t Kings highway, and tilly. • Mot Celt* and Robed ML a i r ie s of age were indicted for of Jo hn Baker : E. Es q. . lin Westminster, ofhi r 1163eorcibitt;eiham-e -bf Saturday wcek, he brought the breakfast and left them ou the kitchen dreomr. 't herr ittit; a iilver Mailer. and a silver stand for snarler of an hour after (Near twelve prole t a person outalde could have seen window. and a person outside could have the window. Witness never saw the as , - " never found. Wm.. Sank, the servant of a butcher. muter Calop on the bib of September, as, the forenoon, coming over the rails iu Ilse house, he was coming from the house, he ran away. W ioole” Ihen rung be bell and gave inform., tha t of *bat be ,ass, Prisoner at the time. The servant of N Gentleman la the Neighbourhood, about the Roar us que.tion, he saw Machr; very Lot. wilb 111. slot under hi. arm the a, Tae other Praioner.tva running iu th e sane plisite side of the way; they were honor. Macbride frequently looked benilid Another wienemsoid. he sow the Prasoster away. n ins bis has in his Wood, and toiverhing whirls made a great bulge Ao Alter took. both the Prisoners lat: o'clock, at a public-house. Whets Cutup .bud been that morniug., he said. be bud soother's. in Lambeih, fund Machride said Winter's, iii TMhill fields They boil ii O Y ' , berg chr 'nic er had know% some time. n • Mr. itatetittore.thel the plate was A , fort Two women raw to give Cssiop a ettataeti dothiog of hi• lea% ism hero to the F. 4 signs' F l he Police Officer Krieg again lop ll:svitig beets dischargett -teem she tbt etoo —Both Ps isossess. Ary.. Tile follow kg Were capitally enavictrel Mil, White, fur ►rr*Y log and catering the do elliaphol* of %%ilium t mettle. aad bitalint a watch, hi. property. ENsobeth Jame., fir atealiug 31. 55..0f Daniel Kelly, toile Sarah Butcher, fur stealing a 51. Bank Dote of Timm Joao . dithilsophoutie. CORONER'S INQUEST. • An Intigisitina 'was taken, yesleiday, at the George, OM Bailey, brfore Thomas Swes,Www.•lisq. Coroner, on the body 11f Ann Maria Underwood, aged i 4 ears. 'I he deceased been oat with th'ree other persons. *She drank till she was in• toxicated,.and filets went to see a Mrs. Sawaders, who lodges w lib a Mrs, Guhngatt, near the Old Bailey. Mrs. Gahagan gar, here pests to ;becalm( her from going upstairs is that conditions her head struck against a nail, and the expired. roe .140 found (with one daisentient voice) that " deceased died when in s a suite tit intoxica tion front &lull, caused by the jostibobla force of Mrs Gating:in, while endeavouring to prevent her (rota going up the stairs of her house." Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, a fire hook' out at the house of Mr. Baldwyn, bookseller, brifwgate.street, which began in a bed.room when Mrs. B. was (who had only been confined ten days). The bed and curtains were totally burnt, but Mrs. Bsldwyn and her infant were safely conveyed to the house of Menus. Chrees and Huxley. Wish the as. shoetree of theneighboors and the firemen, who were very prompt in their attendance, the fire was com. pletely 'subdued without going further than the roon it broke-out in. This is another caution to use uniting but lanterns in the.rooms of sick persons. Thursday, a weaver, named Dowell, resident la Carlisle, exhibited his gormatidizing powers to great advantage. He merle a bet that he would denser, whiles 50 minutes t an apple-pie, consisting of one• eighth• of a stone of tinut and two gallons of apples, drink two pints of ale, and smoke two pipes of to. bacco, a feat which he performed within the time. bast week two convicts, named James Twist and lomat Murray, who were convicted of gsand larceny, at Lancaster Assizes, and sentenced to seven years transportation, effected "their escape from the 'at Sheerness. . C0U1(43 OF XXCHAI Armnerdatn, 37 IQ 3 Ditto, Ai sten, 97 4 Amsterdam. 11 IV C. F. ()inn, pt sight, 11 9 Rotterdam, II 192 V. Antwerp, 11 16 es 'mi. /lambertlt, 36 V sp i U. Alton:LS.s 3 V 4 U.. dit)'s's 2 U. tintirdenwx, V. Fronk on she Maine. 161sel.101! Madrid, 3sl effc:ctine * (India, egeiiile Mhos, Sot sebilfr. 374 tiibraltae, 34 • • - • TUYMI! ► BIM. Bs • lorglopro, Genoa, 46 kla.sti. Ventre. 50 - Nsbeir... 4: 1 .4 Palernio. 149 per of I,isligni 676 Oporto. Rio Janeiro. 674 4r . cerit. ietork. 1! per 4 mt. • As 44 of i hr. tiaak on 114444 4 4 !'s►rtugal (14444, io coin ► G. prr gold, its 14ar5.41. • lVra• Dollar% b 4 $O. 411,er.ra Bur% slsuoigird . . L '1'41)01V t Pram, • and Pr!Nli-Prd hv D. Lom Ina.; litatasiran Orris*. tie. da6344,111411'.1""?‘ • • /AY, SimPe r ls„ m Korehrta were badiegeotri t yth, rfeiting a will. pirate log hi acywosid., and is order 11.4 1 164 1 rCe ea and brief's low of die as William Wampum iitiVA • e Bithtto of lAbblos, wits pripg,, ft 'sing to contain die settionastar) u as drawn its warty the fullert s , loin s averting+. in the event of, a , a fair, that I will begonias iv A • rdrr to prove the attsehmert Lbew I t o the bands of the witness in W t . NI et say steps taken by the tike* Jailing Its validity. amooo here objected tribe ha* to site around Mal the *Memo the Feelerlaaic .1 Court. It • gaud tessamematg paper, and, rl nog .1 tom. even 04 the pri Wei... a parliament jeriadkilek • r eitntecemg ts isb his. brinks r. JuNliee 151:111.ROVan, dscitglit wa. at Wei coneerrent, milt* reed, 'lke Corn had fillerzt,* tailor before it. r ith as p dtterert tribaaal, The 00,4 1 e rousse of the et iderce4kal rhse,l4 le, bit it was art mama left,* dot. he And been wean, adrral.le tore. He sirove fte uli s i lg s lulled by a fall from p o n o lio , he admitted. thin 111410, MM} ad pow beer made 10 kb Prate 1. tif the Poosecuisst. s pa t sea t compensation for givwg i o n s egatiOn bad beep tiled in thr Cm * 'equine, in this proposal, M elon I as a proper cotaideratirs, WO ) f. the parties. cell .11 ucguainted with the haattorit• i seen it abuse a foresight previa" is inspection of me 'mammal, pars pinion of the witness wan, fiat it rib 1 believed • that the deceased Wised seen him intoxicated. obi/cried, that to birappethensisit ' pe, which, appeared to rotas.: Meg titulary interest. gave up the preatteatios. sad Me. • het ;hey would also be ditcharerd r the minor reisoce of Miele( the d. . , Bridget Carey, aged 29, and Jr. s re indicted far assaulting Ana Cart, taking from her pertion n bilk .haat.. Macpride, the former a lad oak 47 for btraling plateau of the dwelbegs • I ter said, his matter lived in Jamap. :t ral ;It u t e tt iig eif ila rta n t i k . f l a ig n l. t etn th e things down In a lli stairn, • t dreuser. 'there was a silver coffees silver stand for a sett-pot Vinktaa • (sear t wet. e o'clock) be mired tbp ' Id have seen theta through the area mide could have taker them put sl . tr saw the as tick since ; they were of a butcher, *aid, be raw !herds rptember, about half-part eleven is he mils iu the front of Mr. &keels the house t when r neer crate up, rung be bell of Mr. Biker's home, tat he taw. He dui nut bet the abet • in is the reighborrhned, mid, that he raw Machride swig , r hi. arm tire open part uppeseark, Mug iu th e sow directive rattly 4 y were „running from Mr. Bakeo iy looked herbal him. so m I : , + a b od e I:r ow iso r sie fk r ie bl ig ac in tL e ide ms enseir mv, 'plumper isle catody, abort 1 m ben Catnip was asked whet% e said, be bad just cove tree* dachride wild he had Ira caitiff", They boob dallied hawing bete kad horsy built the Praraerthe t .1 t plats was .math :mach OW ihm Coley a diameter, but they brow is oittvi again culled, said. he knew sf tt ..teem she Petaitealisay about a tisonets Acquitted. mlly easuicted 'Mg and catering the dr ellispholet stalk* a watch, hi. property. I ~' `. ~..