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/rare the Reel labs Cesepoky's warehouses I. Dew (is rits• to ohiProd owl elf Kiel am Weed a veiled I. the Imago& Hitelli c oalted the reek .16welAxt. 80018•11•assee. • sievamt to the East tales Comps, ' the • : mood lima{ au the' SA fastest, he received am order to peek me "110 hogs of imix warriica,lis 30 hake, to be eserked Hems • • lillsirOyAbitee: The witeess pot 60 hags of nee as . • onehbalm dblimirilJ4e whet , to George &Wills • 'lllorlegre or Me emit ledia Cssimasy. es the OM lost. ▪ : 2 11...410411idspeordlliet, ow the gth lostarst, he delivers/ 6. ikellbilny tabs, whir% he hod received from the last whams; lot-beet, gelled the Perseeeroace, which the Primmer • 1 1stre l" • • klergati. the skin lie hoard the vessel railed frnsiv/iang. said that he received from the Pei , c•Memli t Ile abe4llll Meleil, thirty belts, merited from fear to pushed U in the Conspny's porker. Om do livegMtlMem heard, she Prisoner appeared to he portico. . • leellYbiuloarithet hush. sirmaki mot be emit is getting them • •let **be tptM the'bipilloold he tore by them. The whams • .4 Millbabolibeet, the lompoeser of the Comma, game en 111011114111 i alba died etkashoe4l the bales. 'lt was inspnesilsk . • • Vie bolsi etehl heir been changed, or is as, "/ '• desire. rihee obey Whom/ pet sie beard. • •• "•11/riblhese•depossl that, whets he examised the bake. he • foiadflgteet; Iseetesie of sirs vomits, to ("retain nothing bet • .t• ciinkin ewe robbleb. , • .110sieril Mho/ wiloesees, who were present at the time the bates were apnea, *peke to the mere egret. . Wes the sobetssee of she eviderbee gives I. support crib* ems for the proommion. The Primmer did eet enter into as, espleseitiori, or any Mitts is Me Mame., 'seep • • 401111M dorreird he ewe the servant of Mr. Marsh, sad said I.:4lobad MIMI Sodireiy es his peewee. fir. flush ha was w say porkeership with the ). ^.P•mweet. • • r*ilibieneser was Ares amessaisted to *she hie trial es Mae Amp ;AM Hersh AMA he hid anneher charge to pyrite • „ agoopplOwaree whir* the wittier,* were woe reedy. wed the ttreakW was ereurdiogOr ordered to be beisagilt rep the es polieretiee ea • forrowiry. • • dusty as the men Amite le shoot tow shillisigs per . peed. The prime met of the emir* is shoot • parry per pound. Thu whole of the ormrerty which is s chemed as having here make eat of the limes lock, N it is termed, when *Wn hood ineHONatf. hos trees seised by she Ilmeene officers is the market. • 66106-HALL. FRAUD AND FORGERY. Xesterisy s well.itresami yowls, noosed Jelin Ins *as charger' before It. J. Charmers, Eag. the Muir, Nagle. Irate, with defrawiling 'Mr. Peat, a lints-draper, of goods of the valise of 71. 64. $l. la be MIMI el the iimestigaliess, lh,irever, the ease assumed • mush were series. complexion. It appeared im make= that some tiatelgek the Prisoner ealle.l set the Progenitor's 'hop wish a mete, purporting so row. from Mrs. Wilma, • rrspgriable commoser, resiiiiisit in • the Grmorre.roarl. Beramporkey. mad esiototaing as titer for a piece of Irish liars Demo silk hamdkerchish, wee pupal, muoling, kr. which ' Mr. Web % the Mp oes e. roof low hot pu.stssion, together with • bill of parcels. It was .two Am wird■ discovered lbst the pods had ant rewired. their sop pmeil destiustios, al/41 that the order is Mrs. Wilma. same •• • • fuetery. Frain the deserigition given et the soisidler, goopiciou fell on the Primmer, who wet • discarded servers rf 11rs. Wismois% and he was apperlsemied yesterday mom. og at the Noll sod Meech Ins, just as he was going to set off hY the coach to joie a shentioe party, for it seems be bud Imtely proved very sectemfol is kis ilepreidatioes. His boa was alai found, sad es search* it omits of twoorol lollon addressed to various tradespeople; one to • tailor, as Wham costumer, excited much amesenseet. The writer ems. mewed by saying that his eldest roe beim( obliged to leave NUN west shy, he would thank the tam to seed per bearer a cost, black silk waistcoat, and trimmers, sod etmolodeil with the fultowieg CIIIIOIIIII postscript PS. What will it the 'bearer will do." It does 1101, however, appear !bat he proved wireessfist la this assuager. The note which the Prisoner presented to Mr. Pest's shop. man. soil ea the 'trench of whit* he obtained the goods, may hooded tar Hrs. Muses, who declared that her amme at tidied te it wits a forgery. Mr. Chemlieresaiit be would egisaasit the Prisoser on the Astir of throng Mrs. Wilsosi's swine, sod leave it to the discretion of the Cuert to try him am that or the miser of/ewer of freed. He vies accordisply commllled. •• • • _ AWFUL rtairATION. Teetotal'' , IllOriglif Mr. Rater, of the Stralirpeare Torero, .Peviteval.wrerr, etrrkeowell, atter getting nut or bed ad eat. tug his breakfast, ift apparently rood !width and spirits, while in the act of poling tia one of his .rocking., be Ml henaforerniist uu the fisor and expired instantly. A arrow immediately procured, but it was too late to twoder any seer 're. NVHDkR. On !taterrlay sat as hrries! was held at the Klimeklos ' in Ike perm% of Hoyup, in the comity of Radom, before Ed ward Meredith, Esq. twee of the Coroners foe the county, for the purpose of aseertaissisig bow Arthur Redward, late of the pariah of Begoility, tailor (who was found II ardned and thrown alto a dutch near the road leading Wei kuighlow to the /Joyner), on the Friday asoraiag preceding, came by his death ; sod alter a patient and gunnies essinihotioo of the ease, the Jury retnived a reribet of Wilful /harder against Samuel Harley, of the parish of Knight**, laboorer, *ad he CRS committed to the comings gaol at Preoteiga to take his trial far the some. 'rive deceased was se elderly wan of the are of 60 or up ward.. awl was murdered as Iss was giving bone from Kraisinou marker rso lire Thursday Pith', between the Iwu ra lit Ma and eleven; he has left a widow nod ten children to lament Lis aminsely cal. . ...------. DISGRACEFUL SCENE IN A CHURCH-YARD. •fternu•u • moat violent •ad disgraceful On Wednesday tumult t o ok Witce in the•chotch-yard of St. John's, Hersh y daunt. It screw ail some Irish ',topic residing in Glean. alley, Touley.sitesi, had given notice or a burial at a err taw hour, and the parish clerk awl clergyman attended to peefuran the usual solemnities; but haring waited Shire 'quarters of an hour, and we funeral arriving, they seat away. The reatun and grave-diggers (oatmeal their earmple, hock . int the chi/it:ls-yard gate, so that when Ihr protrusion ar rows., yttOrb was is • Inv assuatar after their drperrinra, • these -es no one to admit the corpse or to deposit It its the gruseh.l. S.rmr of the deceased person's filets,* .scut to she saas u ne a . Ossissw, and haring prevailed uu Inns Su epee the chsirele)so4l gate, the inustrurrs began to litter the body witbout the prifottasece of soy sat the necessary certain .nies 1 .• They pus the ream into the grave, and Ikea began to 1111 the taster up sutls env sh, when she grave digger's von 55.4 MAW ether 'nosh' came tutu the hatrysistssrusssid. The testierares, both men and utatrett, insisted, attacked them in • *ha bonsai Istauner, and the greatest cussfoostru ensued, *kid!' lasted till the arrisal of the constables, who took some Of the parties jute custody, sad lodged them to the witachlsouse. We 'Deanery 10 bear that the high wind, on Mon ett, ile'utaiglit cracked thrungla the middle the elegant painted window recently put up at Brener. phis Castle. containing Mr. STOTM•ItD'S design theasilts I. of Neville's Cross. executed by Mr. Musa. *l'utsday se'runght a Coroner's Inquest was held at &Junefly. on the body of Wu.. WILLIAMS, a nullity. 'whose deeth was occasioned by some un -I.istrer's person haying. with en edge tool. injured the sopcured by the workmen to descend into the pit ! 11 was in vonsequenco unable to sustain the wltorht of the unfmtuirate man, who was pfeelpl-• Litt tl . to she b ttoro • froru the height of fifteen lattionis,—Vertlic , , 6. Came so los death in Collft piracy of the rope. by which, he was to descend into the pit, bring cut by suave peroou or persons un koolvel." .44toroVbstece astaritsb fl nit sOr- DlSlpir PRINCESS OP CIAIHNNLANS. v lsor ....-••••••••••••• TO TIM EDITOR. 10, Bridetadeset,tither 9, MIL >4n--Rovief rgseimil a tater teem Mee. Seems, the aid. amen! Prioress of Ciekclaad, I reed you a copy, together with one of say 'owe, requeetioe their itiarrtkre se piddle gmirges. J. W. PARKINS. 44, Eigeatmet, Sohn, October 9, MI. Dun Seet...As the 'pow of dee late Duke of Kees, moil the later ejecta*, I call open psi to coneradiet a report that is is lbw world, that I have borrowed large sums of weary from yourself, and that every friendship has rained lamer a as bet if a mowed, honograble and digailied ware. Coe *piracy epos complamy has Leers operate% but the Mik e reamer of rem disposition mid the seetiamont yes have towers seismal ardent impregnate, lead me he bops that yea will, hy a letter no the public, Es joetice to myself, as coolie to the late leimisted Duke of Kest, end as Priecess noiCautherland, obliged to jar fur many kind atteetious she my late behoved mash* sad myself. Tu your discri mination *II will he seffaiest, nod roe have my persais- Mao to say how ill 1 have been boated.—coolident that su llies bet troth sod justice will Evade rout per ip the stairs of Myself ye iedividoals la general, 1 ant, IGr , your faithful To J. IV. Peados, lisq. OLIVE. 10, Bridgeatreet, Octohcr 9, 1531. Illabatel have this instant received yours of yesterday's date, Rom 46, King.streirt, Suho, " owning epos me, as the frivol of hie Royal Highness the late Waist Keay modes a loser of justice, to owitenilict the reports that me is the wield, dud you bare burrowed large soma of wormy from endelsat every frieedship hea realist hebereee e. but that ad nattered, korimarthfe, we dignified tudtid." I cam most reedlOy sod coomiesiticiiisly ease'' , the loweginieg goes , awes, vie..thal I have nut bat ye. gay eseatey !• toe. to the latter instance, say friendship soil comiderations toweeds yen, origieeded retire!, no the belief' of ye or Woe ha sustioetontate iteseeroilant of the Royal Family of this kieedeen, mud in proof of which pus have Merin me mossy easiest* doeumente ; and us a further permasimir that you were so, the late noirels.respected Doke of Kest, is Ms pees reoposideoce with me up to • day or two kites his Walk w also by a doe...teat, *rinse with a Irrablseq kasd, a* yeri mate, the how before his death, In seemed potato Menay ohiler that helitf , nod is some Irtseisfreen which I have„ in the Duke's baudirritioe, he aelesemilillant : pus. as hie cousin. This mach I think proper, M FPS* WI a season why I have Noticed yea is mg risme ma pis* character. You are perfectly right aa to " the Nagepesidintey of fit disposition and seethe. nos which I have always oared wise *wearies ;" sail I ear wily say, that I am I otregrely sorry that rue are aid Ilse wily oar by easy beederels who loam romptai Fred to sir of ronspi,rimg ax/I 01110fiesagy while I only leek power, and lint inelloatioet. to redress! You are also perfectly right *her yen say„ that yea sell tionlideat that lathing but troth wed justice wilt guide Me is the affairs errant...li ur mostiorideinia is general," • thia will be a saiiiidactuty mmeloar w mar coeditor* = quaietance, 1 reenaio, Madam, yore mad obediently (Signed) J . W. PARIANS. To Mrs. 0. Serra, egielseal Primer of Cumberlowd. ..'j THE C1C.45 N. H. Joiliffe, Esq.'s fue.honnitr. will meet at Emmet no Illoaday west, October lb ; un Wednesday at Walton Heath; mot am Saturday at Geddes Chords. The Surrey for-honed. will meet un Monday mat, October 15, al Hammy.green ; Thursday at the Cr..., Ash hill ; and too Saturday at Worm's-heath. The harriers will meet ow 51.ionlay west, October 15 1 Wednesday, 17; and Saturday, 40, at Kemal. • , SHIP LAUNCH. Tegterelay • fine new ship of 1,300 Ism burden, named the Berwickshire, beloeging , to the Hoo.:Essi ludic Com pany. was lausched from Messes. Gerdes% Duck, at Black woH. The liftmen of tins day attracted as ionnmersible coomisme of spectators, who *ere highly gratified si the exhibition. The ships in the river were decorated with tie coiner, of Oleic respective countries, and may of them had bands of music sad culturally on board. EXTRAORDINARY PEDESTRIAN FEAT. Early on Wribiesday imoriseng a gentleman ■anted Miles, sad who it is stated is an Of f icer on the iciltpny oleo in. fealty regiment, started to perform less miles n Wain fifty. live inimmtes, for a wager of 150 canoes., ore the Brachium road, near a small village called Softield, • short distamee (sore Croydon. The bet was made • few d since, at • well-known sporting-lipase in the seighboorimaild of *. jaws's, and time was backed at odd• of 0 mid 7 to 4 Mr. Miles commenced precisely at armee o'clock, hod per formed all distance as follows, stopping iu the course of kis rissaieg twig*, hi take refiralinseur First 2 miles in 10 minutes 31 seconds. Second Y Third .... 2 Fourth .... 3 Fifth 10 54 Sd It will them bootees that Mr. Mika necamplivlieJ the dis tance within ',comb of the given time, baring reekirme4 the tea miles in 54 oilers's anal 53 semmile, wheel, is, we b e . here, the shortest time on record in use aourM uf podgy.. pianism, in which the ten miles hare been sun. The city meeting in behalf of Sir Ilcsaire 11'IL. SON is fixed for Thursday next. and will take place at the City of London Tavern. Mrs Hofthousi has transmitted lOW. to Mr. WEATHEILSTONS, the Closirmau of the Committee in the Borough, to be added to the subscription for Sir R. WsLoots. The High Sheriff of Shropshire his flied. the 18th instant for the election of a Knight of the Shire, in the room of the late Mr. L'o'ess. Mr. ROW LAND HILL, it is expected, will be returned %littl est opposition. IhRSIINGUAN PITT CLUI.-.-A General Meeting of the Members of this Club took place on Aloft. day last, when it was resolved that the Dimier which was to have taken place this year. should be postponed till October, 1823; and that in future it be held .Thursday evening last the most violent Isle per. haps tier known was experienced at Appledore, in this county. It is said that the bOdirs of 32 sailors. belonging to Cheerily and Appledore, have been taken up, and a vessel came in disinitsted. A Vessel was also lost off Lundy island, rod her crew drowned.--( Exeter Alfred.) About 6U boats employed in the herring fishery were yesterday evening (the sth instant), by the suddenness of a gale, obliged to relinquish their nets, in the hopes of gaining the shore in safety, hut unfortunately more than 40 were driven among the rocks, The cries of the drawilirtg, 35 in num ber, most of whom have left large families, pro. duced an effect too heart-rending to he adequately expressed. The distress occasioned to the low lier of the unhappy sufferers, who looked forward to the fishery fur their eutire support, but now, slits ! bereft of the means of subsioence s is most st.fil.etiog.—(sl . estetn Luminary.) o . f `11 , 1011 . 4t 4• 1 1M4';) lisr l (1 _ii.o • 11 • StohA.~ri. —moo- ABERDEEN ASSIZE.% °mos= e. • On Wednesday last the Circuit Coon of,Justi entry was opened here by the Right Rom the LOAD JUSTICS CLESK and Lord PITIOILLY. MURDER. George Thom, residing at Harthill, in the parish of Newhills, sod county of Aberdeen, was accused of murder, committed by means of poison. He administered poison to a whole family of the name of Mitchell, with whom he was nearly connected, consisting of two brothers and two sister of his wife. One of the brothers died in consequence thereof, and the ether members of the fatuity have been sn disabled, as to leave it doubtful whether they will ever recover so far as to be able to follow their usual occupations. This case has excited very great interest, us well on account of its sing ular its atrocious nat ure . Th e P an el pled Aol(;oilly, and the case was remitted for trial. James Mitchell, brother of the deceased, the first witness called— Resided in family with his deceased brother William ; has two sister., named Helen and Msry, who lived at the farm with William. Has • 'sister named Jane, who was married to the Pii miner about Whitsunday last ; was not altogether willing rot the marriage, bat no quarrel took place on that account. Jane lived with her dreamed brother at the lime of the marriage; after which she was taken home by her husband. The Prisoner and his wife were not in the habit of visiting them *fief marriage; the Prisoner was once at Borsivide after the marriage; he came on a Saturday, the day before they were all taken bad. The Prisoner came on the afternoon of the liaturdsy. Witness sod brother and sisters re ceived him in a friendly manner, and asked him to stay that night ; he agreed ; gave him some meat as a refreshment, till he got his supper; was not in the house when the supper was preparing ; does not know who was in the house when the supper was getting ready. One of his sisters made sapper, being her usual custom ; came in to his sapper ; his brother William mud sisters. Mary and Helee, were at supper, and Prisoner ; supper con sisted of milk-porridge. The brother, witness, and Prisoner, at one table, and sisters at another ; all ate of the same pottage ; was its perfect health when he sat down to supper ; brother and sisters appeared to be in perfect health ; the Prisoner ap peered to be the same, us they heard 'Keith% against his bring in perfect health. Before they went to bed on Saturday the Prisoner proposed to sleep in the kitchen ; gave no reason for wanting to steep there. The witness told him he might sleep where he slept before ; Prisoner did not In sist to sleep in the kitchen ; went with his brother William to bed in the inner room. Witness went to bed iii the kitchen. Before going to bed locked the doors. The meal in daily use is kept in the sole of a press in the kitchen, close to the bed where the witness slept ; the press an open one ; milk fur daily use stands in the same press. No lock upon the press; salt kept in the saute press; purridge-pot stands in the kitchen also. Analten eil •u Sunday morning; did not harry himself out of bed, it being Sabbath; heard • foot come into the kitchen before he saw any body; the leaves of the witness's bed were close at the time, so that he could not see. The fire was not burning, as it was not token " out of the rest," was not burning bright. After the person had been walking shout, he heard the voice of sisters coming in f milking the cows. He thought the person walking about spoke to the persons that came in ; heard this person's voice answering them; knew it was neither his brother's or Motet's voice; cannot tell exactly whose voice it was; did hear his sisters speak to the Prisoner; think they bade hint stay breakfast ; did not cull him by his name; the Prisoner said he would not stay. Whets up, he found himself in perfect good h ea lth. Saw his bloater and sisters, who ap peared to be its real good health ; no complaints of bring unwell were made ; went out, after rising, for a little; (-stile in swain to his breakfast a little while after; brother and sisters were in the kitchen when he came in; the breakfast was ready; did not see it made; got intik-pottage, because it was Sabbath 1110 f :: Itt g; each of them had separate dishes; the witness took a little milk to the milk pottage, the others took sin milk a• he thinks; heard au complaints from the others es to the pottage, but found something in the pottage, • taste that he did nut like; said lie would take up more; got some milk from one of his sisters, who said that lie would begin to try then again ; took two spoon fuls and theta stnpt. Brother ‘Vollison ate heartily, and a good deal more than the witness, as much agates; heard no complaint of the taste from hint. His sister ate heartily, as he heard no complaints ; mewed to take their breakfast as usual. Helen made some complaint during breakfast. After eating went away to dress fur church ; found him self unwell, and not able to go to church; did not vomit ; did soot retch or attempt to vomit at that time. The sickness continued and turned worse. When lie got to church the sickness continued ; found himself fuming blind when in eliureh.—. Brother said he was sick ; lie answered, 1 did soot think y'ou were sick ; to which he %towered lie never was so sick. The witness came h ; on ha way home he begout to vomit, but could do very little ; the atoll' he vomited was of the colour of the yolks of eggs; was so sick could wit tell whether it had smell or not; had not been much sooner home, when his brother came. had it hoot been fur a railing, could loot have got home; when he came home lie took off Iris clothes, mud °prised a win dow in the gable, and lay down on the floor. At this time lie was like to burn within, all the lower part of his body ; doutok sonic water in coming home ; was lying mo the flour when one of Ills sisters came loos tom to his diuner ; he said that he was nut able to take any ; his sister said lie would lie obliged to come to tag dustier, asked what ailed him ; she said, the two asters were both bad ; he said, we have been all bad. When he saw William alter coming from the church, he was worse than any of them ; couipl gof the same feelings with ;hem; wills it greater pain in Isis head; the witness had um,posit in his head, but a dimness in his e) re; uktaxiveil r swelling iu Wsllistu's breast, and it woe rising up in his throat.,— 'Tie brother vomited • in the mime way at the witness; did nut ere what his brother vomited;, lib 'ekes were alfcietl, and before his &lOU rt he *se turning nearly Wind, tie eyed becorfts Mg red where the white is ; the horning feeling colitintied with the witness for a whole week, and men thew did not leave him ; daring that week (third day) lest the faculty of his left OM ; felt hi. fret powerless, hut not so ill either arm. Brother William complained of Ins arms being powerless ; hr could not mime them. His brother's arms were *rite(' about the same e. Thought ill to spew!' about it, because they were all so ill, sod kept the swatter secret, because there was no persou had been among them but the Prisouer ; wished to keep their simians'', private; wished not to let his neighbours know the anise of his illness, be cause they suspected the Prisoner to be the cause of their illness; took a thought that it could be no other way, that their illness came but from the Prisoner. William, belisre his death, on the first Friday, after the Sunday, rode to Dr. Murray, who lives at Sasiddyhill, ins the parish of Alford ; got a plaster from Dr. Murray ; put it 011 his breast that night; Murray came neat day to visit the whole of them ; next day prescribed medicine, which they took Brother reinai oo ioo g much ghost the same ; a change took place on Sunday morning. The witness mid brother William slept together ; William rose to seek for a drift% ; could not find one; came back to the bed ; said Ise could ma find one; witness told him he would End ass on the table ; went to get one; retired to his bed spin, hot did not speak to witness ; lay down at his be d, l stretched himself, and gave a terrible gross. Which witness did toot think touch of, as he had been so ill; after this . lay quiet ; witness was content, us he then thought hr was sleeping ; witness was not sleeping. and after a little time jogged lino, but he would not speak ; and again jogged Ititu, but received no an swer; pot his arm over him, found a cold deep sweat over him ; rises and goes to his sisters, and told them. " that he thought Willis,. was goon to wear out amo' them.”—[Here the poor man was much affected, and shed hears.]—All rattle to the bed, and he would not speak; was not fully dead; was moving ; and that was all ; be died immedi surly after. The Prisoner and his wife came to Burnside, the night berme the funeral, to the funeral. Witness did not allow them rn stay ; told the Prisoner and his wife that they Weft not to he there that night; dues not recollect Whitt reason he gave fur their, pot staying ; told them to go off, fur they had nothing to do with them. They were very unwilling to go off; asked no earplanation of his words. His bro ther William had a possession on Whitehouse ; was tenant ; he hid stocking on it ; had spent a good deal of money in getting his farms into heart ; flees not know what became of the point that was left. Brother William was a rambler man, end taller than witness ; was younger than witness t his brother was operate of 43. Prisoner is about 50. At the time the poems was moving in the kitchen. did not teal. as he think% the smoke of tobacco in the kitchen ; had no servant or any body about the house at the time; there was no poison in the house to kill rats; hail an incli nation and brother to purge. but could get 110- thing effected, till he got medicine from Dr. More ray ; his brother gut something from a visamsw to snake him purge, which had wrought a little with him ; this was on the day before he went to Dr. Murray. Hurl no word about the marriage till be came to seek his sister to wife ; hail no altercation about the marriage between the witness and his brother ; but when he saw that he could nut prevent it. allowed it to go on ; had advised his sister against the marriage, as soon as they heard of it ; had no conversation wi'h the Prisoner shout the mars riage with his sister. After the marriage, the wit tiers neither bade nor forbade the married peo. ple to come back ; the marriage was at the wit ness's house ; the witness's house is about nine teen or twenty miles from the Primmer's. The meal in the basin was taken down on Saturday, for Saturday sod Sunday ; the supper un Saturday night ass taker, out of it ; was quite well on the Sunday morning ; there was no other meal to make the Sunday breakfast ; is certain there were nobody but themselves and the Prisoner io the house 11Q twist Saturday night and Sunday morning ; did not beer his brother go out on the Sunday morn ing, but heard his brother and his horse fret ou the causeway ; but heard somebody walking about in the kitchen ; the uncu' men ruse sooner than his brother ; was sure his brother was out. as he heard the horse fret on the causeway. and there was nobody to take him out but his brother ; did not hear from his brother before his death that the Prisoner rose before him ; heard the foot on the floor before he heard the sound on the causeway ; he heard the foot on the floor of the kitchen bel'ore he heard his sisters come in ; his sisters did not lock the door ; it was locked in the inside ; the door was open ed to let his sisters in in the morning by somebody from within.—(By Jury) Did the voice answer ing his sister's appear to resemble the Prisoner's ? lie thought it d.d. The press could have brew opened without any. noise being made; did not bear any person stirring the fire, when he heard the 'foot stirring about ; • large window its the kitchen, no abutters. Ile lose before eight on Sunday morning; cannot say how long he lay after hearing the foot, but it was • while after. A brotherslied shout two years ago, and left n good deal of money which they divided an amongst themselves, end there was good peace after it. The witness's share wits intrusted to his brother William ; be kept it for him. The brother who left the money was a ser van% Sister Jane got her share; other sisters left it in their brother William's hands; does 1101 know how much his married sister got, bat knows she ,got it, as there was no peace till she got it; she gut her there long before the marriage. Helen Mitchell—tler brother died about five weeks ago ; had seen the Prisoner at her brother IVilliain's house the Saturday before lie we. tel tr o ill ; came to Burnside ins the eveuiug of the Sat ter day ; raw hint when he first came; said there were some persons owing him soittetliiug, and be wished to collect these drbts; slid' nut say that lie came to see Mr. Farquharson, of Whitehouse. Says he had come on a SA outlay. because he wetted to meet in with all the family. Asked the Pri soner In stay all night. to which he agreed ; gave tomehim slimmer. After hr got his r he, want out; saw hint when he came back ; was walking in the yard. Witness asked him to go in ; lee did sot eu is, but went lo their deceased brother ; cause bark se‘iss, whin she iwititesso was making the supper; Astibude is the kilch.o at pits time, but wituess sod Prisourr ; sup. -.. ..• Ike was iiiniehlge; ideal ft that fline in ,Ie Miarih stone, at the tire is a little luebie ; whelk the Prisoser cause into the kitehes, was preparing to stir is th e meet ; Prisoner sit &own it the hitches ere, and smelted br pipe. The meal it ski. time was on the hearth MOW, sod so more woo pot in ewe this time ; eriiseees back was turned he the Prisoner when she west to the press for oak. After nonill ion. the 'waking the petiole, f e. coining back from getting salt, put the tub in which the meal was low the press. Pri. softer was elitism by the Ire et Ilse tine. This witness foi thrr described a osinsher of eirceinetaisces already deposed to by the pelisse willies'. Several others of the family gave evidence to the same effect. Drs. Williosisib, Moirray, Craigie, and Henderson, con curred is opisiosi, that the deceased had died by memo. of Mlle deleterious sebstesee taken into the stomach. _ nto►v. ocrosaft S. The Depute Advocate addrerxel Jury on Mr part of the Crows, lied Kober. Diener, Fig. on the part of the Pr mart, in a luminous speech which occupied the Court au hoot ad a half. The Laed Justice Clerk afterwards summed op the eve. deuce its a cosoprehensive manner, and detailed to the Jury the ildrerest !overlap of the case, in a speech of two hours and a hells length. The Jury maimed a written verdict, finding the Premier Gulley by a plurality of mice,. After a moot impressive address from the Lied Justice Clerk, he was sentescrd to be executed at Aberdeen on the 161 h of November next, and his body given to Drs. Skew and Eweig for dimeetioe. The Primmer, who is a maw of about 61 pews of age, appeared arearaerdl ea rentivlieg the surfed Destruct • and on hie PlaillNlt hum- theist, said to some of the Cossiort meat him, fikratlewaso, lam ea innocent se nay of you sitting them." The trial loafed Imo Mere o'cloek ea Thursday to Iwo reels& neat moruiag, Airier which the Court was crultalad to excess. - JUVRNILIITITEXPERANCS. Os Moodily MOH, before the opening of the dears at the Coburg theatre, -a marvel book place on IM gallery stairs be. twee* Iwo bay. about a ticket of adarissirta t when awe of them drew sat a Mite and stabbed the other is tie side. The • mem fellow acclaimed, i• Oh ! he has webbed me !" sad woald have falls to the ground brit fur the pressure meal& him. Straw haarawe perwtoss carried him to the sairgeoe's 0 1 0 11mmilet where M tramiwed }rower attapibie, awl some wer e*s enggemed the prepriety orgoiiir to Mr. Blowhard (what theist lit it was) to repasot he would "ead mond as officer to wear, the detinmsest, hat the yermag rattiest had elected Ins escape. _ . . CURIOUS BRRACII OP PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. On Wednesday afteraimui se ocritereace of rather as et trarrolinsry mature took pleat he Lawsbashossetili. A young numple who had bees aditheheti le each other fee site time were to have been that day mailed is the builds of wedlock. at Christ Church, tied amation had gone .0 far, that the gut lied left her plate. sad All her own espeme parch lard a wedding ring, and published Me haws., mad her triads bad prepared the nuptial 'feast for the igiy occasion. The beidemoom paid • visit is lie alMmeed wide early is the ;morning, sad wader some release obtained the weadiag ring far a moment. and thee issestaged tit levee the knit impeserived. Hie iskitag the ring did alit, however, route may stens, it was atiriboied to widget, and the Moments passed heavily oh till the happy hour approached; bus, alas ! so bridegroom rime with it, sod herr after hour cos linttld to roll on whined. briefing as, tidings of him. At kart it biesese too late to have the ceremony celebrated that day, mad Mal epprebersiens were eatertaiaed for the ruing emu% safety, as Wei his karts correctness it was feared that some accident had befallen loss, whilst the rouse meeme was reed, M siak with grief sod disappointment. At length it was saggeseed to go I. yam of hiss, mad after • laborious march he was &wad by the object of his affections (or rather ridicule) sad her brother at a pobliehowee Mast by, playing at drinks with his brother sad a .amber of Weer woe. A maw of ..natal reerimiamies theta look place sod the prer girl went into hysterics, whilst her Nib left tower made • precipitate retreat so avoid the veaseasce of her brother.. However his relative, who eimaisied took up the cudgels is his detract, sad the two meu instantly proceeded •to the little field mar the Coburg Theatre (right band nide of the New-road), where, after au tibslinete contest, victory was proclaimed be the Air sex. It was afterwards discovered that the worthleas &limo bad pawned the ring, sad spent the money which he got for it. NdVAIL INTELLIGENCE. Peataisovew, OCTOltlt 10. Arrived the Ceres. Marshall, trues the Downs for Sierrs Leese; Hall, Ritchie, Gan Rime; tied Ilnreattey, Norris, frees the Dawns fur Beratede—the latter is leek,. Sailed the Ganges, Cbieers, for hletties and Reap,: Geerseßoare, Triter. fee Bombay ; and Vegileet, Deems, foe Meleigrn. OCTOIMII 9. _ _ _ _ . Sailed the Falser Anatstrong ; and Nelms, Ramey, fur its mast or Pert; Nautilus, ti shun, for the Cape of Goad Hope; sibs.., Samadrrs. for Rotterdam; Frintdo, Hunt, fur Gibraltar; Raster Wood, fur Bridgwater • lase, Saadi comb, for liana; asiseveral others based w estward. TALIMOUTN, OCTOMVIII 9. Arrived the Stammer picket with • mail from Lirhuo ; Lyme packet, Clark l from Cork; and Henry, Quiet, (rum Lainitini fur Alicaiit. Sailed the Sydney packet, Eminent, for the Smith Seas; Pyrenuess, Clark for Jamaica ; Royal Charlom, Ford, fur .Halifax and Jamaica; Nottingham, Corver, for Liverpool sod ; and Hope, killuelk, fur Gibraltar. ALARMING A CCIDINT.--Yesterday Morninsr, shoot eleven o'clock, the neighbourhood round the Royal Coburg Theatre waa thrown into great con sternation and alarm by the falling in of a newly erected house in Mitre -street, near the above Thea tre. The noise occasioned by its fall was heard at a great distance, and a number of persons left their BlWelllllr to ascertain the extent of the calamity. It appears that the workmen, three in number, were rixtfing the house under the superintendence of Mr. SHORT, the owner, when the back wall sod doly gore way, and the labourers, two men and a boy, were precipitated to the ground, and received material irsjitry, trarticrelarly the lad. They vr , •'r conveyed to St. Thomas's Hospital. The 0ur:1 ,, , Mr. Snotty, though inside the house at the circuited with some trilliug contusions. St.berel newiFserected houses have fallen down in •tmilar manner lately io the muse neighbourhood. PRICE Or , ITOC 3 per Cesst. Red. 76fii ex. tliv. 3 per Ct.Conv. 771/IN 3i per Ct. t ex. dm. 4 per Cenr..... 951 95 ex. tbs.. 5 per et. N. As. not no. ludit, Bout's.. 68 67 yr. ES YESTERDAY. Wok 1.. Astu.. 191 7.10 tx. Rz. Bill.. ed.... Loool. 3 5 pr. Ditto, 500/......3 5 pr. Ditto. bond! ....5 Lottery Tickets 19/. IS.. Coml. far Acc....77gii HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE• Morning 39 after I. I Evesiug 59 after I. Priote4 mad estbliabed at THB RIITISH PUN •ml TN 6 GLOBE Mee,' No. 117, Strand, by C. CORNWEIt' of the Sassed.