The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-02 00:00:00

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Abtint eareoo'cloek ii - this - afternoon of Monday, ' /lii's iltiedtiVeitilejkles Ifilimil . in • tlfst s - difti'litd west Iptsi aof the akin' litelNiliole tit thi lithallilents to telt* their lit elihi 16 the Veatiiet cdristethation, U oriertesselterell'tbeetil Wei in tril'ssainlitlose or his laqiedlicoign ;'bitt"th a' 'turf MINIM thsrpisee of -de. ritrtiflinti WO :thilWestitt by' dif lateielphs totem, of ~arkuk. coatis tto lay titesiVgate t and' terns* NI. -41 4 161its's Chuichliffit, pflbcildid‘ by an atnrott so tfocat. ins ielititiletioe islii.it. it - Ohis hy misty entijictured . tut the itttlifiry II oibilhO bad exptOd'ed, but Olt Itat place el sitischWt - Wei short rfisensireitriffi Isl6pli Ulan la *Herb frodbilielwlddhOirf .thelstins, the Mitt' ehiloei Itioks and diitsimiinkaPpearirices riorreWtsity. Where dienifebt s ail windoshi'Vtere broken tlitila IA lliti Misr ireqtkr,e; itiere Kr: Parke, draper, lilt WOOliii•lit bh344 *n. .Tbiii-sitsfs of the bonses is ... ILA'.tillielodlittn Olgliboetkoth were tWeiti injeret, ---WAVlll•Niliedrites atiralfiiittotalty doeilloyed. Atl ISW'shidtiniiii and ioilliter Mi. Thoineffitheritonere Oeficlilet, eat diericiiiiis.; ilie . tnedli- lidered. The littots.nfill; in tidal:44oA; has i(i widows !lath . listSikeh i abd rilitikreirt of htiettis in :Centl.sOilefi lii! Without is itniffe'verisrot Wiest. The iindunil if • the &MN irtirlideihlkOrild; Scion; Mom of I)**4l ,pilau;fluid-Ffetilll,.F.iiiii.”4lStlitdirdiphill.. At the - Atlittiiiiy; Malay iliedic*.iced the boiler of the irtilaseAl64; ire bieltiFti.-'' Terizttisdowe of W. fillieltiii iititils gbilliii0;1011114) Iliticlis broken; . iii 4,541 W issiiielibils Siketeliin 'VW efiebtlistr, is . -illetetfiers iiiitlihr tishbfirsidt., Olt Wiry. hill, the 11 •.- .40 Wee iii - eleitil4: that' sit tieirflittt relit4 Übd $ -. ''lifeadlpipills;: WY* blotittinti . tbeowitide*"lif sit op.' pit. loten;::elgeptih:lll - 11' liwiet? woolion, *him • -; frritstiatofiliiiiviii . Witkloiits t oit of tlisfrsitilk 'lVAttibst.Osee,lite sties brut:Malin, iitgivett, oh: ...,: .41011EtettO shoci di to.thiew dot ht and bittali many - eiettlet; ' • ' '. - . . tire most tilli`deplored, is the destruction ow tie.* t;, thangititittoditue diStroyed beilding4, • antt lim•PeepOrty 01114 those large iiiet6Otai ithttei were Capable of containing many thou . 410htleri;Of.tiefe,•several hundred of ,w bleitUld lilesittlieitsed the; lley. A principal corn eiesigliVbf bililtbsititt • tilt Iffoi - illotit superintending the reCelpf - it_ ___ . ."il Ibis@ qoactity, lied was returning . again to his 111/111 - leti, but was accidentally met in thoutreet by.s Ges!leman who detained him; by which fortune,' ditionsitiltibridilife Witiewett. . • , Mr. rintlOrti a boolk.keepti,' was jest sent on an .eketilltiii time - to escape the death that ;nest Wive be. tellkliiel Mr. Pyatt vie OW the wharf-only about •Wyekds•frotn the building 'when 'it Wei - oil,' aid lead it AM moment dispatched two of his ,Route another fkittot the wharf to labels a cart, whiCh was de stroyed, and bath men were Mild; one of Ur. Ifuotoo's waggons Was loading; when part or the Staining was thrown on it, and crushed it to pieces, Mini ' the war - ' and the shaft bort* i'w-yeetig OS . i ggonet A y: ion or Mr. Howell's, who was' fishing' In. the Canal, *as killed by its brewking several of his limbs; e Man who was hailing a boat en the oppOsite side of thetanal, was blown into the meadows ; three men Shit wete in the boar audit the warehouse were kilted ; and Mr. Hell; stone-eveson, was bloWn kite one of them; wheri was nearly killed, bat was ex tricated by .Mr. - Pyitt jolt in thee to saes his title boa rotates omit turitso mach hurt that his lift is decpaired of. ft is said this melanckolyalfil r happened bye man named Musson, into vrinvetspityad in boo of tkit beats, observing a partied of gunpowder to bias leaked fronts cask, 2l of which were jest dellieringh he•said he would' hire a flush, and"went to git abet cinder from a boat which lay near, which, as Genii it it "al placed open the train, ciiied the . whelk to cisplode, and by Which he watiltroWn the distaithilf • 12d 'yards in the' most dreadful condition, as d' it Width that finetilldingsini'several vessel; have delltenlad, and have; me one iteap otiuint. • Iffik hoese on diiinhaff teas mock shatteeed,4l44 etnrypatto of glass broken; in e i cery pane of gluts' witibrehen, and 'thit roofi *UN infdredi lbe cilpint, cattalos, and all the drip auere:tern to vihbens, and' the Bee:°•rytitis boast intanel.metian ti math &WIVE; staithi toots of nearly . "all the wtrelitases' oh do Oroiti'lttov efitedfally diettelidi Milt Bainsdali f i Bieeilit Mak icsjate4 toottoeti.ton . otr . iiia .. eikry itildleitifais'brokon ; there oil ittetbartesi vettedr4 WWI et flee moire' diet/Vida * of weiot Illtablirbeen'thiowin &Ain . . artirelkethqatike; tWa tilldct trtiiiienditits' sti to 1W %kid' miny•rniteOdlitinee 'front .7141ottotist gitiat,aid sect present at dellitnee, gieergliestitiy'orgoods *Neter', 14; talffitioa,* bitty leo itt - con tee orditiveir e -caiitiel‘iog pipe!, whilabone, •ON (drat vitriol WOO.' "Cheese; Brad creany'thelsand gleart lrai Of Each, with a itieif attiantity . of ilkuust " keeiy dEadiptlors ofjpro*ity, aid thirdly destroyed. ttti ileatt any , soft *Matt. libooti 4 l bent' • * 44 4 dee tali' or ItriNsi by thrilaiimeSoliiiff &With? 7 111eS. 'Mar Cerhalak tete/ ilia milli 14 Jobe UK, 'onfokaititifi gor of the viltirtiN . Sabi tV 14,41 till" roitail);* Pkik4i, Was . Binjittan Wheat.';BirissOtitnicio'; Ita To 0421,616 ctiantify An; "W ii*ht, Ctiv.bei fir lb* - this di"- on tlitbady . or :iiirO . o:lo dial/del lotittotdayi its difiriflqi okriiig . Fttxhied to have been murdered and'iliiben . WM Bridge. We hestiliffiii*Wiritl'irriiistedy on sus- Diciett:of-isaciog towenica4ipasritamistiallt onkel Ailing Thlailfrwahist ifift iod to his apyrabensies/.. .. • .! - 5 • . • • ; r t FtrltaltnEßEWlNimilmor . Irtttilgthilllatjmool,,ae , the Uallai/Iga mooch: was 4attasitho-fore .0114 PM" bteltir In MO 1b aliet • j slip *oithitirlio Mks * t licit 0 .• paiierigers' trorertheiwo off a considerable distance; notili , oft Sheet rmlelied say material lalierro. Map; whose bead wat dreadfelly . tet Itseldes other broisso. Tkele were four inside Passeagprs- who recessed some Woos. ildersblo bevisod. • • -•• • • ; ererai Tessehreralig4o4oot4; f4l v~offa of fiascoes and taipaita at. I,oiih t for the London mar- pets. The ttomwdaio tato' place' at tiroopoootb, sad other port a. F,. ~ ~~.. i, art .. I , ,• i i I . ..t A B ' - - • • WAdOtollihtsaa.•..A. rowed diem of: jaconet studio; the bed,' is usatie Nigh withotst a cellar ; the back is plain Oite front it Wood ofittlterliate strips SW rich Work and *tiled' Its; the the welts ace very srpll, and there are three in sowbes% bet weei eisily strip of work. A frill of rich work stands up. raised the throat, and Oen dcisra the fronts. Plain lung 'Nein& rather loose, except nt the writtov here 1k hiltless it draotwia itt wells. The bottom of the skirt is 'bibbed by a Ationce of wore disposed its large plait.; this is sutwoumed bre row of . cow broidery and a second flounce of work. over whieir are three off fourtvelti.Tbe stsrvicer wore with thisdress iiktoniposedaf dark' blue grass do Myles i V ik made tight to the &ape, withal' . 'tenni. nod riehly ornamented with white vaUn. The collar.. whims moods srp ream' the. throat, is tworposedof white satins * I is very full, 'tektite fulness is confined by Darrow bands of eras .1 do Nolo, v these are Mel ei fiee, nod a small white tassel, which defends. from, *no, , e tl4 into the web. The wain fini•ltedito Very small tabs, ged with white satin. Long tease. deer*, orosioseuted with ribbdiran the wrist, and with a pee* of white satiu on the shoulder. Head-drew. a content of w WO; by blits`batids Of white ratio. The top of IN . crow% it, fall stal gather bigh the fulness is centimes!' by wreath of eicies-reoes, which go - round the top of the bead. Bon net of it frees* *ape, composed of *bile sails, the edge of she brim As shed by roulette' of blue and, white plaid silk; a large Ildw of the suit mitterlaf, and a plume of ostrich feathers. are plated missals side of shscrowo‘ White doves. and half.booss. she lower, part blue leather, the upper jean. A lemee-coloured thaisli. eery tidily esabreldered, is thrown loosely over the 1 # 1 1 41 , 1116 • r •L • ifARIGIZOTIX-4L REPORT FOR SSP TRAWBSR. • . • Nare*t bedtime is winding op in the northern and back Ward %then. Perhaps former reports may have been eon souguine is to the gossipy ,of the Wheat crop; it is yet universally. stiondnit, the quilky, which is superior and ouprecident— ed in earlisieseassu, may be calculated wpm, comparatively, u one-eighth in respect of quantity. As to other Graini sods Pulse, this is the season of sample, not bulk or. quantity ; the flatly Scotland is edniirmetf wittiresOnsitethtiapt4iority at their Mirky crop, and **other Graiu aid Pulse craps are snow successful than in the south. They-have alto a fair crop asY Polaioes. happily also the case In the islands of Guernsey tad Jersey, and in malty parts of lrelhad,.whenee this country, in which... Potatoes have gemendle.failed, may derive the • need fal supplies. lowest, ;walks will be made on dime few spots on which Oils , * bate succeeded; the importation from Spain' will be topsider:bk. Turnips in the south have generally failed, tapering the beat* of the late showers, which, how,, ever, on their comenencesnent, were too cold to promote she speedy tegteuttiou re4siired is a late season. The weather tenet nispr.ved lawkiessess. Potatoes ore raid SO be five timer the prier of lasiyear, and double the price of apples is the pre . Talq4eek or Spanish White Wheist has produced, on some aptimds• of eve qualrters•pet sere, of the weight of nib. peiriWisebesier bushel, clear of the miek, Cape Will Pat has; ;Wird. requiring to be gradually: accustomed to a climate Allikin from its own. It is the finest and heaviest or White Wilesse. a =ego alit, imported 141774.611 in thee salt to ham, weighed nearly 701 b. per bushel. 'Want OF water for Cattle hip, and gin is, in sonse - pairta4movt distressing. The drought 'lstis had. a most leafattooratsle-oeffeet writs the plantations of Forest Trees and young Fruit Teeth; the Fences haw abs• sat., fend much. Cattle have already beets foddered in the bare Stith. abd'the keep in the Nibbles will so soon be consunied that the straw-yard mast be retuned to were early this year.— The Ash Trees have been4apped for cattle fead, a testae very uncommon in tbikeountryte I{Ye. Tares. and Stubble Turnips. have been generally sown, lend will retelve great • hese& from the preset* wand showers, **kb will also pot the city lands A proper slate for the plough. Wools at a stand as to price. I ar a Vast env * of die finest finality. the supposed maximum l ota Ida per atre:grown this season. If any alteration. Cattle and Sleep. both Heft and fat, somewhat cheaper. Store Pigs in request and dear. i , . . . PUGIOSIK Poor Racz.--Wedneaday morning, at eight o'clock. in Hyde Park, a muster of the ama. tears assembled to witness the race for a romp and a dozen, between Spring, Burns, llartin, and a novice, the distance of 240 yards ; bet the latter person de. cli lied previous to the time of starting. . The race was spiritedly ; ceoteaded, but Martin took the lead, kept ' it, and camels Int. Spriog.was second et the win ! FOP& post, tad Burns, though,lase, pet nevertheless ha !as in, in good style, altd was bat little behind. The t9O pods ware run in 25 seconds. On Saturday last an implosion of girt took place In one of the coal.pits at the Buttery Colliery, near Dudley, of which eight men were the victim', in. ! eluding thirforemon,l 'nod respectable man, and va [sable servant. Five of the saffitrors had families, end.thlerinforttinete Catastrophe could not have ec. carted had they nerd the admirable' lamp - invented i tiy Sir H. Davy, but which few of the colliers can be prevailed opeh to adopt. They were buried atlki same throe, and their funeral presented s 'rely mot laticholy mit electing seepe..(ffereford:Journei.) AWPOL rtiltATioiv.-11mbert Jelferlei it lir heifer, hi the'eurviceorkti.lrenenenger t Of ' dnft; being suspected of . Iftsbritig pbrioinet mite ll'oni *be. lodging tra , bist . master, was scintrked' by him with it *habitat Mork in cilia ; Jenrlei, however, denied it its the tweet pOsltlie manner, accompanying blade. eteralinesi of linisceiii* bg ; wishihg that he' might 4 4fttill down dead, that his eyes might fall from his head in to' 'ill bit; suld'elthtit' bloiriiii nod bliiiiiheiticius impre. Cations', witch kb mittleiry . OW to tfik geotirid without feliiisZli eritecrtinn; Ht. list 31'1041'110kb conveyed to At relideiti* of blefifteirti it WlEgtoliAlittle, where hi noiii...ll 4.1* a•ditloinbln WON . aid *Moot linlik of 00#0eiy..(Chistkrilolitikit) li Wetkoair a fellow sOnt' . to Tod Weber's, the Cason , ' likiilltalovitc; ihrtitik, and unperceived by an person went epetairs: The maid servant having of iiilifiit ! to iii' il Italia OW selekbOainess, foend . the liffele ebtkiigleil behind tihi' asbe in her bet. room, lideingWeif pattatile ihiNdie is tte room tied op ready to be taken away. She gave the slam, end' he attempted tt 'toter, lid` eilAtili, bat some persons coming to her disiitinee. hre . .wee. levered. He was gives in custody :to Ethreed, Illihtll4%the officer, and committed fruit Hilbiti4irdiftiigke, for further et asinatina, : , ... . ... . , A sinspht species, 41 . 104ary; basbeen carried on to a cpsKeralsio eateat . its the neighboerhood t 1 Cgillikloy . h t . hptr - -.P(opl‘n. t. S h eep belonging to fl iil l tif ll 7.l.?l l .'? kti HO J. the night, ; cat open,, and rti4.lt I ?ge t il eut Iticioey : fet.itod the rapainder t f 1:P. 4 " hick upon 014 . ItF9•Pdt or. • . Sesrle.. of ‘M i . F n .%: 00 b l e .b ' 'VIA i"iffiei by OA, novel VI am). 9 . papery ? TrAisie ther lest few,weeks hg 4i..01 . d.tilicd. of hT*l4.TlialOti sheep. 'llll coo rg p4Opie and constabl es kite' .been on the alflo tit okeviet itietiAlrftlefere • bit' their e . I trtiCTll and vigilance haw bee.- isithiseLs- -unattended .with !erCase_l! •_•• . . • . ~ , . . .. - . . • .. On Niplidsy• lest .e . jeeps wetWati was Observed elf th.jmi o - 10. e melancholy wood, .I,y, the .ride . of the . Nay Narpr, woes :Newitseor, ttott . .a. t tettith , rats to a WA* *O, OMMPfeik tft. . Matt; goter 17: on, _w.hiFij s yelling man 'wade to the ant' jumq jw, ties*. to Rreveet WO* ,-,* geeatoototabes, shartiewlild i ( *slat any ' i!netYlit-APStoni,ik.l l 4.: A4e'. oaf -,_ Shortly, OAT she , kz,i141„3 7 bp16,1406 ottfOrt, poO . sf tkni r!v.,r. ittak!nrst tAmpti,a o 4o , 44.lo l llllnlo -41 tscol.4 , *MP! • • • ittle4w , VIOPPUNKMerI• be• riPPO/ OIL . 41,,m 1 9rg So, 04. Ciftfitc;aii, : , to which Place she was taken and 41611,erti to hi (riesiti. , ~, tt.7:4 - jagr. - : 4- 4:7 ' 44 1, -- r . • , . .•.. Guit.tousta.—Yestetrey.W.gsai named Jeskinf was charged before Mr, .A.4ltemen 'roost, upon suspicion of beingCencerned in pienderingthwMitre ablic.house,inCmtecery.tate, of bank-note, gold, Ad other matey to the, amount of itbl. and a large Gawky of linen end weeriag apparel. It appeared' evidence, (bat . the hassle J., kepi by , an aged and , nism wider, owned KendaTi; Qsi Friday milting lief; bet Ween eight and eine e'eleok, the Prisoner, . • mpanied by • Mention, calms to the bar ant 4rank - some ibgy were standing,- NU. igeedoll obserted thorn iihiepering together:end-dip.. Amity heard the Prisoner's compel:Gm sey,•!*Pil" *o up stairs." They then went inloAlietaiscfeadli' womhe the Prisoner remainedabout an hour. Nang !this time, the stout man repeatedly went out, ge4 `es one occasion , when he Was absent a Considerable time, eel stew by a cestorner on the stofiet necibitio Mrs. Kendell's room. At length he' went agile` to the tap-room, spoke to the Priineeti and thdy My the hots* together. They were both' strauserete baiest. At eleven o'clock,. Mrs. Kendall webtolliP Ilbjeelsember, where she found every thing' blefillit lent of her drawers ; her boa - lying upon theta? broken open, and it! contents, conikting of OM* notes, 351. in gold; silver, and'eopper, and seVeritt silk gowns and articles of linen' gone.' She lannedi: ately gave an alarm, and some olkers cattle to eaten& ;the boas!, bae found nothing, exirept a &Mill - 4Am crow-bir, of the description used by thievetr to break leeks. About seven' O'clock on the sane eesedAg, Mrs. Keuditt weer to.her boa to clepdsit 151. sebieli ;she had redeietdlb 'the coarse" of the day, end her property was then safe. The officero kne* 'watt and Ms coMpaeion from the description girth by Mrs. Kendall, and apprehended' him at hit lodg ings; bet 'tend no part of the property. A clue hes, however, been ohtiiited, and the officers hope to r& cover at least some pert of it. The Miossenere said it west most cruel tarter robbery, and must be sifted to the bottom. Mrs. Kendall.—lt is indeed cruel—theasoney wits' the savings of more than 30 years' close ettinikin to niy business, and wait all t bad in the' world. They might have left tile a little. • The Prisoner denied any knowledge of the rob. berg. Upon being questioned actO his companion, he said, he should give'no information tespecting him, as he did not mean to implicate biniself.-- Remanded till Monday neat. MAnLnoaoucx•srxr;'r.—iesterdey,a resnecteble female exhibited a complaint against -,-- Skinner. The Complaineet mated, that she resides in the house of the Defendant, as a lodger ; that he threatened to murder her, andthewas really in personal danger. The Defendant was ordered to find bail to answer the complaint, and to find sureties for bit peaceable behaviour. . • 11\-:•i •• The driver of the hackney-coach .1169 Was seuni-.1 atoned by Mr. Griffiths, charged with insolente•and I l' estortion. Mr. Griffiths, jeo. saidohat the emelt.. man way ordered to drive a ls. fare towards Hyde- Perk Corner; he wee paid ls., and when arrived I there, he demanded sixpence more. The coachman denied having received any instructions to that effect. Mi. Rogers Griffiths, and a female servant,. gave in evidence, that Mrs. Griffiths had given orders in the. hall, which the coachman, they thought must have beard. The Defendant was accordingly.convicterl in the penalty of 10,. on the charge for extortion only, the charge of insolence not being proved. The coach man complained of the hard swearing against him, and gave notice of his appeal against the conviction, because.the footman, who only spoke to him and Milled thecoavh, did not appear, whoseevidence, be laid, must be in favour. UNIOII.IIA,LL.—G. Brilry appeared yesterday to a. summonr, under the new Paving Act, fur suffering a wagon to remain a longer time in the public road, et Bermondsey, on Thursday last, than was peers kary. The offence being proved, he was adjudged to iay 40s. end costs. l t IV. Jordafi was. committed, on the oath of a Con. stable, who staled, that he apprehended him on Wednesday night, at Asiley's Amphitheatre, • at tempting to pick a Gentleman's pocket.—Several handkerchiefs were foetid on the Prisoner, supposed co have been ,stolen. Ttmatcs Poucx.—T. Currey, Master of a ship employed its the Greenland fishery, residing in York street, Itotherhithe, stated, that .on on, last, after dinner, he went on board the Britannia, Capt. Jacks, in the East India Docks, 'len with some other Masters of ships. After sitting some time in the cabin, they came on deck, when they perceived a man ripping °lithe copper of tbo capstan of the Tus-: can, lying near the Britannia. Upon asking the man who he was, hi said he was the ship-keeper, but that he had forgot whether he had an order or not, but could soon get one. Suspecting that the man was stealing the copper, which had the King's mark, he was given in custody. The witness was then i desired to lonic at the Prisoner at the bar, - ; who called himself Ralph 'fright, and to state i Whether or not he was the man whom he had seen ' ripping of the copper. 'The witness declined swear ing to his identity; he said the Prisoner mks like the man, bat his dress was different. The witness erss then asked as tolie belief whether the Prisoner was the same person; when be observed, that he, was in some respects very like the man, and in other re spects much altered, perhaps from fretting; and at last, after considerable hesitation, stated his belief to be that the Prisoner was not the man whom he had seen rippipg off s the copper from the capstan of the vessel. it,eppeered, there had been another mast . : .. .. on boar d tne brig.at the . same time. The man that bad ripped off Ike cope!, bad a knife in his pocket, Which tite.; l Wlttrea,kid, vets, the Pri.uwer had also i knife, fret the witnis said, it was quite different from the one he had • ttees on beard the brig. None Of the other parties being.present who had seen ti e . t h e co pp er , s loan ripping o ff the the Meg - karate adjourned theme till d4-I't T hera ay, aginst which time they were ordered to atten.d. . . turrox•e d uta j tv. —Yesterdav Charles Elliott, al 104110111, Ma•llVeiC NMeritnitight‘tris4Vrair therltegiVielf Prlswer. abed were Wee ow; by liar. Autopartftry. Oa. le-tutratrsiiiiateri North. place. Gray's lan-laak, and Mr. Gliadvertl, htiedioaker, at! Hatton wall, far sock appearance at the combing:es:6l:i. 16 aisiwertartlieirerert.ilso sotind iat ifialsaeit to i'thlld; as "MisvglifirY7 "1 Y. . • kt Norris was Oa by . Mr , iltidgen laid ie or th e k'hasisi . 'Cillieere..Ciii ?L ohs'sitiisliibicif ea/howl orle r aeltosWiturtnitevilell stWqr • sahfsmad wish gloid.* bit pm& ny. The l'alsouer had lived with Ur. Bodine' Atwater,- * w. •• t . _ -- . •—• • ' • ..' ' - - -'`-`-". - . ittaftweialkieUrgia diem trariPilts Moire la come, _Wag stneral - vainableiuttelts Vil no rl i ddill4 wig :p g ., 'beep apprehended us a charge of I , nista afted big Maleings to be'senehed. %thee the ti 0 rilsen ! i ,s' i ii ed. 44 hi t . biahmx, which: bens Istodactd; iris 4.pme.p nitkat 444 lar.—The Prisoner was fully committed I trial. .. . 0,1.0 Bil4ge < • . . —...,......: . . TaYitstigio Oa.. T. this day* tile' REConbinf *OW stiltlifieml'iltefbilitti'pef:* *Wen, wit. sr- , '; 'Jo in I. ingertild; Wi s tilaiW Vaiii‘. Minn Spencer, A m a mi . Ofizt ; Juan Clark , Jaws NCR. Itillistar Wont. Jong I'Qv Ann Jlockson,, John HPlPerl,,TPlntai J odd, "_ rs,ne a . yore . John Poker. • *MAW Macey. Kotula AtidpisaV' .Tamp Ritils*., ilifltaill Jialic, Gm* Sp* * • jo t m a. karts • ReoVitashi Part Jobb Bishop, and Thomas hiffi ggs „ , to bc insipprid Air Win I ttiti W rt If P le e t r ia.` " .l i t i lis 3 / 4 1411 R W •Wm' Mar ia ; :el i 11 EIV i n , ttni W ti ig iM 15Ined. Homy* OARlells ~ M tas;lialistn, John Ouvr, yik! ! 11 atson. ileajaaski Tatham Willls. Innen Owen, Henri it % Joseph Watson . —, Tikahmilletthey WM:QUM. Joinit'W4l4- w % S a dl er. J oon °regain, Joseph Longa ood, and EdwariNstr for fourteessn it% it Nicholas Davis, GeOrge Rays; Riebard Nicholson, Willis" ' .Fetch, William Shaw, Steplseo chant k James Lop. W I •lz Honig Parbi44l4" llewmld. iftesith Britton, James Roil 'Henry Marti*, William :Clark. Joplin Martin, Jo di I:, Jolepti Cook. Charles Dianiobd, 'fhotnas Ater, Joseplk Hssibleton; Gentle. Streak*. Frilliele Pottier: . Jr% ;plis„, John Robinson, Robert .lo .lonif hpg %Vito 's G eo — ' l , t Rionyer, John' Sutlivau, Mill % nsh. Wool, Semite! Marlon. 14;4' Jo uron . Richard .Vtkeeltr, cseinge Taylor. Job* G l u ey , &oink Bevan, I%illam Ran. Tbsinas BrUWIC George. Virg. ' Thomas Jones. Wary - BRI6O, Henry lihri, Job e .goi od ,, James Chaff, Igizabeth Alien, liehp Root. Thorasso spive 3 IfabOtt - Wlleeflmuse; Willinti %Idlers; John liar/rock Joint Wilson, John Read, Timail lilr ti l ll' imm O l lliiialoid.jsit • Sliian*,* Jahn Jones, Chillies Herd s y. Alexander. Fifti lia .. Minn Dixon - , tiarth*Culhati v Richhlit laildridni; fturda • urines. William I togramp.tantes Torupc, James Perkins, nkt. lini'llagitel; Daniel - lea d , . NV Minn* I%itoer, James iteavekey, ' Edward Maospeld, John Mortis,. Jams Rates, If Mina 'dar e Robert Wyna,ind George Aston. fur. ?even years. 'Seventy-mar were sentenced i* impriicoonsent itt tbe'lldtse or Correction, Clerken well, and 'six la Newgate, foe various'. petiodii six to be publicly, and'lo privately shipped ; gag 97 mete discharged by proclamation: - . Sessions adjourned to Wednesday, 28th of October. It was ptitinfiil in ***extreme to witness the hotirible depni. vity of the most of those who were ordered tabs whin bythd Recorder. Those 'who were tinged iii tke public yard. much to fedi the whip of the executioner ; hut, one felltit/71t raised the strongest shows, was the most impudent in every past of his enrolee' that We have wltuelosed afte , r genius gguir o Of those dogged Onion'. we con sad) soy that from personal ob servation, we are detidedly of opinion, that that degree of punisbaWat has no ellitet. Owe moo, who seemed ve-r ion* Id' sitter Odder the lash of the executioner, on being rewired to Mk ensponioas, instantly exclaimed '•' 1411, It is only (n.ce noti .to are itiltA solo." .. CORON RES', vyiumsTS. IP F . f, I 4 --.....-- - ~ • . LATE FIRE AT THE CHOWN AND • RE. 71TCR. .selsiit .. .." FIELD.STft IKK'F.' . . Thursday an Inquisition was taken at the Bolfafo. Head, New-road. Mary-le-b one, ON view of the body of Wu'. lieak a who perished in the fire at the Crowe -mid Seeptre,'l'itellfiele street, collier of Foley street. .. . James Mom sworn, said he lodged at the Crown Indlesiare for a few nighti previous to the inelaucholycalastrophe ;le raise home about twelve o'clock on Monday n ight. Mrs. Cart• weight, the landlady, came down st.tirs with a lighted coadieil her hood. and let him in; she appeared so have been is hedsMa lighted him sip the first flight of stairs so the door of her eau bed.rooss, which wits situated over the tap-room. and Nitta light of her candle he proceeded to his (Mit bed-room on Om second floor; the deceased and three others Istlied there, NW there was no fire or candle in the room. Witness fell weep. and was awoke by one of the lodgers, known by the Base Nr Harry Devil, and then he perceived the romp full of steilies he! wa. so alarmed, that he did not recollect how he escaped. b u s he remembers the landladreuming in.o iWe room asitatteuipt. ing to fling the child out at the window; be, however, prerest.. ed her. and she returned doirn the stairs again, but km so • recollection bow she made her escape. He saw fledges's! , going out at the roam door, and bad not seen him after seta dead. The house had been n watering-house, bet the Untie* was stopped last iscensing day till the adjourned day., maths house in consequenee bad beets shah sip at eleven o'clock evety night since. The Lady 'wets a wide,: The body of sheds* ceased oil; NON( is the parlour amongst the ruins. The 11104tif aas all dr-troyed, and no par of the properly raved. William Hinton, tin-plateworker, said Ine was alarmed by the watchman, who was cry ing out " Fire !" - shout half•past four o'clock on Tuesday morning. On going to the .Crovet arid Sceptre, he observed flames issue from the bar window : be, with others. endeavoured to alarm the inmates, in which Orr succeedt‘d with peat dial:laity ; he procured a ladder, %slid! was placed to the u Widow in she rear, and succeeded in taring boor in this way.' Mrs. Cartwright and her child came ore s she roof, but he could not tell bow she got out of the house.."l Another man war seen at the bar.wind:iw, which he broke in attempting to escape. hat the Muses increasing, he was cum- ' pelted to run sup stairs again. All those who escaped gat away at the top of the house ; and it is suppe.ed that the deceased missed the stairs, nod got into the parlour, where be perished. —[This witness rendered very es.entral service in the laudable attempt of onving.ilw lives of the Inmates, and the Coroner :01 Jury cashed a memorial to be dean a op to he delivered to she -Gentlemen of she Vestry. his order that they would at least tom; enwite him for his loss of time.] Wm. Perry, fireman, belonging so the Hope.offire, attended with y‘ergine. and was playing on the parlour ti I the fireside sidorl; he then searched the place, having beet) told a persoa was missing. and he found she hotly of the deceased so dread folly,4,erned, that it was with difficulty he could he put in o the shelT„., [W noes, here observed, that he sent Air a shell, hot the work host se people had moment one, nod he was emit pelted to fetch one himself.)—He hotted a pair of overalls near the body,whielt emnalord in the pockets IBd. a key, and a comb. Cottorrea.—" l/otstany person know who the deceased was 1" Beadle.—" - 'so, Sir, but that be lodged at the above house.— He was a watering-noni.” The Jury then look a view of the body, and after mature de; v Invelration they returned their verdict—Accidentally burned to .• I death. , . I The deceased wasahont 40 years of age, and a single aria,— He was well knows in the ueighbourbood by the appettatimier Coburg, and got his livelihood by - attending hackney-roaches. An Inquest was held tin Tbatsday, at the Queen's Head: Lower Islington, me the body of angler. who was found burst so death on a IsrlckJtiiii. in Islington. The deceased had hens s•en lying about the brick-kilns for some time, having no lodg ings. Ott Saturday night Mr. Ethode;s foreman saw the &le teased and another man lying near the kiln, and told them their .. danger; vs hen they mid they had no place to go so. lie them gave them into the custody of a constable, hut after be, at lose fury returned. Ott the following morning the ateMfsi was fins. d dead, %sigh his body much scorched. There wimiledlimi fund in the pocks-sof the deceased, but in his hat was fri iv enire, passeetv, which he had prepared for elstieg Ve . . I The dere:wed died from suffocation and horning, iu coosequeotel . Ise sleeping en a brick-kiln. ' 'Ehtirsday, on - limitest woe hold at Clerkenwelf Workbentbi • on the body of Win. Wellebough. a peeper, who was habil', • falling from the first door window on Wednesday mornings—. It appeared from the evidence of another pauper in she house. that the dece u st.d. who oas about 70 yean orage, was ordered to clean the *skidoos, because he had been a insister, and was at-co-turned to the draping of windows. The window sill is abbot six inches hi gherthanthe lead e ltail iiltik in the act of lifting op the sash, he loss hi. hold, Had fell knekward; be tumbled off the lead, in.() she street, ;sad was killed upon the spot. Verdict —Agebtlental Death. • . a' Wednesday night. the Moiler of Mr. Mods Fog ill • Lanthetli.road, was broke open, and rabbit' of a' oarietrof drawing utensils. and oboist in sifrer; which wstrkltitntSitseirin a' writing-dealt. The Barite oigitt tttw boast arlift: Pottinzer, of Lim beth4o-td: eis.liti.k* opts', add plandeiitt of 671. 111 MIK of FAVAlitni Notes. • • 11141),, Early on the 14 iest i ,ot his hoyiat,in Lower Grorreaonstreett Ante. the tvito cif - C . Bantliedtl, Eq. 14. D. &fall* "Mt Sept'. With, lieneakeurireateerbuiltlings, Lettdow wall, qtr. Tomikltm, 1#06.5. On the 21th Mri.t, at Tunbridge-wells, Elisabeth, the wife d J. Bator., I.sci. of Lyme. r.f) ttirnfr4 e Pribudi f ire tif ) liht, • Si kM I FC* .91, 1 , 41 .041 4 4 AbltfreelMAlNooo"l r ' r • I L 1 • A ' .