The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-26 00:00:00

.' r~ :~'~ ~~~~~ _. • The Defendsal for mattslaegift Scott. It Was deans of portal fetaterly.emurs kid hewed from is Manchester. greatly omberrassmt i di Harrow;lose fog ostestad • bit amistiot l pramitilink morales, 4o " obsained adatillaftee ) 1111ilLparrant sleeks, answer sot Wag lower went ep Sarrawaloagb - i Shari kat, Ind strange 101116 bait seareiliag it. bcr door, sad as soott as she gee Air. Seel the desperate window , et a ettjdiagait which looked la* the lard: Mrs. Scott astisied . him is his dearest. gallis fill hie haa4tat veal of tho kitellea wisidtkirsdirgile,„ Be. rawcloogh, wbe aaailikibtogl,lll •it 4 " He is berg tie book yard, MR'S ••••,-- • his left side, zs apparently 'unions et *Wares which was lying wig dow sod which disided • ssotlel of the ',the loth sad aimed had - kitehsal window, ' back wardi - Mrs. Scot' wore tint that he hilt! ♦OY ring to. behind Masi aceasioNed 4lte Sturm, called, caprened that the attfortur been from the • . being violent' stance, and , ..nett ilk Wow from a stick, oar by a fall'itatklll4llol4**, wall low enough fur a mait . to' 1 r 1113:1211 WTI and he was also con 1 1 111 0 fallen from the wilt, his iruifiltija' the reverse of what it• Was." ?41?I ' I TY flis Lordship was of opittion fist= . t he lightest foeodavion for the .p dad I 'end vibe &sty preemies& verdict. of ' • • • Before SM Pissostti Bsir c. mmerte w. Arts • This. was as attion whidV4lll" ffsithightl4 'lb. Plaintiff; Mr. James Callietirtifell, it friseg vote, jest of age, aglinet RielissidlOury, to recover damages for a inalitioustprioseArtinn. It was stated by Mr. Seffeott:Zoci sat, that graver or more sericite ate, av4ei case 'WWI Court. Happity•for ihrPfiliiirtiff, the - in3ittki6 leaded him by the Difttediatt bad faired; kiti racier had risen superior toilt, - but the cW&Ct of , the Defeudatit was not, tin that account, the less: deserving 'of ;everts animadversion. The action swas fbr preferring. throe indicyttopts for 64" Y . against the PightleOltithelit . f least probable cause. The Daenlant we, o,,drisaiter i in Man. cheater, and had seine' ime Pusitlem —at the time of his failure, the : Plaintiff was his in. &altered apprentice. Before the Degendant. had obtained his certigcate,he attempted to i bcgiotirado again; under a different grm ; b u t suipiciail 411- , Ingaputi him, the COininissioners' took posjscsskon of his property. This proceeding,, upon thp part' of We Commissiancei, pit rise to am action, to az. certain whether the property taken by them be. longed to the Defendant? It was tried in Lon : don, and the Pfaiiidff . was examined s a Witness., The cause terminated, as juatico required, mein,' the Defendant and from that mom en t, h e le. came the skteriiiiited enemy or the PlaintiL . Th 4 list step betted mtdourse was to atteMpt . to via lify and degrade' the Plaintiff be the opluinu of a 'merchant, oho was ikon to take him as a . part, Der. He reprOetited,hira'as a young man of bad and infamous character, and stated, that he had the means of proving him a rogue and The circumstances on • which he grounded these false allegations, were these :—The Plaintiff, sub. segment to the Defendant's bankruptcy, had been appointed to make up the acconnts, and colle c t various debts—he lead done so 4 and had truly ac. counted for all he had received. The Defeo.. dint, however, charged him with having emhez. zlel certain sums, which the Plaintiff had actually paid over to him, and for which he had given his acknowledgments '; and, In Order to effect his de. sign of ruining the Plaintiff, he preferred a bill of indictment against him at the Quarter Sessions, which *as returned ignoramus. He then preferred -- ted other indictments, and, . upon his o'C,n testimony, got them found " true —Having dune this, he procured the Plaintiff to be apprehended upon a Bench warring, and had him thrown into prison. He sties-lards. harried on the trial, before the Plaintiff could bite time ' to advise with a professional friend, or procure the attendance of a single witness. Upon the, trial, unprepared is the Plaintiff was, the Jary,, by the direction of the Bench of Justice* kalunr• ably acquitted hin t ;' and to sitisged *keg the Bench of the isintires which bad' . actuated it mind, of the Waseca tar, 'that they directed' the to be furnished . with ar copy of titer enable him to leek redress ifs MCoriet,V.:lA*. The Learned Serjeint observed, Ii0 t ; man, not Misled with havlbg'brebOt this raffia,' te As let at his Country to OlthEet tees , vita —.a...AL : 4 11 111 -, 011,111110 46 4 . Mit;ll Voir empultiog a - few elatates, re timed i t fo. the Plaititle--Dttelges 1001. ' it t . .tlifittleAtts - FIALERAL. V( *boat' Istwortet Pe:ri t ltz t rett i , Sy ell tbe Aids p. Aceq . st the elkylilsey tinge, Tint grusn'd *weds 1!+ +M+[ sod, few.bippy syn49e Ps' s, will. IrY . Tie ewe their Adessiiiii *silty •peeilese h , friend Packwood, we west swell. •• • f eery menses *rile - ;Weft fmni his desk do win pest ewer, - • • In Gieeeelausch directors- y show There whet his scythe •mikip. 4L041 eat us, puttees a11e1414. -.: . • ' awe penbife whole. as. ssi imr. SHOR*I II IIR h OPS, will esperieeM, peljtio, or their superior excellence ; and Weedie Ws dhe or Ad shave towilailnessen. The Stints are for 31. . 4114 OIL 6J, efteik 3. *flees of Pots.. rid wit black, 96. 91. ends; to repair aid keep the Strop in order for Jeer& If nut ispprovatoss. fweetere th e ;lose withiq 'Poe ‘Teek Alter data kf *el PerieWeie Wad .414 A100 eceSoffi, • koelief (lefe ; in ue burn, h ; Newts. HMI-. drie, No. 19. Tiicidiourise-street; r: Rowney, No. 1116, VlaPoo-1111rdeol lyr.Aitrialld, No. V.. Pere-street, Caveu 'dhh.ageere ; end by Mr. Prekys,rd, No. 16, Oreceelsureb itreet, Luedeu.' • • • • • e.illiebatisisilltwAfti 'Cist.--"-'flie neig Lel ViStiiinitiO has for iintle time plat 1.., amused and alarmed by an uttpsual and eetilia. ,- nary elradoittgliee..,.:A. iespletable piation,"'While. at home St hiifluntse. about one otetotk, it Wed. ne.day, the` 11th instant, was disturbed by anon. usual Snitching at his front4tor.. 13tr going to the door, the • knotkor- conthioml- to play, al. though no person was near it;; 'arTlimite dole the clock in the house began to itri e. The per. son suspect eg soma one was playing hint a With, immediately had the knocker taken of the door, , best about with a hammer and laid on a table, when it began to perform its operations, In con. junction with the clock, and emninoed without intermission for the apace of tut hour. On the Wednesday following, at the ante hour, they' were again.alarmed by the seine unusual noise, without being enabled in any peasant to account fur its cause. Some old women .40 tits neighbour. hood were so much alarmetl,litfutioo the . .. .. . necessity of reading prayers . ' th e Jildg. ment that seentedto threaten " or to preyed!, a recurrence of tho wag they fully la. pected yesterday,. at the us ial r. At Norwich Hill, on Saturday last, there *as a getil supply of fat hcef, of 4ery Owe. tota lity, lellicit fetched 10s. per atone, and swab at.: cellent mutton, which obtained from Ilfd. to gd. per lb. Those was much business transacted In the Seed Market, which was ettosidered , nearly.** its elute, without any material *Terence inthe prleet, eaolpt . that trefoils arc somewhat dearer. It is earnestly recommended to tirmersaboutto sow Spring Wheat, this season, not to pat it in tho ground before the Ist of May. Most of the fahisres that have occulted are to beattributed to its vete.. tating powers'being injured by the frost, if sowk *before that period. The Officers appointed to'execute the disgusting beremony of driving a s t a k e t h roug h Sl i p . d ea d ody of James Cowling, time soldier, who ilepilisit himself of existence by eutli ng his °lipid at a pglit. .house In Gilhert-st ree t, Cfore-mak lik,4 /p se ence 'of which the Coro n e r ' s ' Ter. istiliet id ii diet Of Self..Miirdet, ird6 ' dolayea the busineire until I , * Amuck last night, when tbi de. ceased watt bucied;i* the 'cross-roads at the end uf fplacitwore4t, next Clare.market. . .•, . 'Sir R. La' 111031, of sporting cdebrity, 11 4lstehised Mr. leokesiLa'a horse Glitepo.t, lot Alegultalios, in OrdeVt*at Sir W. Winn* itwAl , althea light weights, e he Tale'ut Beirott. ' 5e..., pithead hith Ira. 1 1 0410 E: •.- • • i "twarg.n— sc..lieatertlay,. atePtit - Wilifri 1. id; porter, and , George aril ArsePki• bop, belonging to tbo Sarum!' : , w.bliVevere charged by their master, Mr; e proprietor of the inn, with stealing 15, containing gloves, on Saturday' ifriougiug to a person or personsvu.: in his defence, stated, that, on ((tend the parcels outside of the that he gave them to George to such time as they were inquired - . defence, said, that, on Saturday. lied him into the stable, and: care of some packages- fur him. to-carry them to his lodgings, and them the next morning. Hal .tiet-handkerebief, fur the pur. them in, 'hen Watford said, it them, and inquired if he could not , plied, he bad not such a thing, hurae.cloth in the stable, which he ` put abe bundles in it, and he lodgings. He did not think . , Ile supposed they were some pac - kages Watford had to deliver in the morning, fur which kiwas to receive the profits, fur his own benefit. • . In answer to a question put by the Lord Mayor, he said, he never had heard that porters &chins were allowed such perquisites. Dirty on Sunday morning - Watford called on, him, and asked for the bundles, ,which he pro. i stutasd. Ile then borrowed his knife, and began 40 cut the outside covers , of the parcels. He, 'the „garisoner,George, began to think all was not right. Be asked'him what they contained ? to which he answered, he believed stockings ; on which he (George) took a bundle of them, and laid them by ; fOr himself, for the purpose, if there was any charge brought; they might he the means of clear. ing bin, *she WIAIIII be enabled to pro.dige them, :and tell where the remainder were. In answer to a question by the Lord Mayor, he l said,' he did not inform his master of the • cir. Aunist 4 lice. . ~. xrier Watford had stripped the outside covers off,' be went away, leaving . the bundlo behind him. At eleven he returned, and told him that he (George) must remove the bundles to a. house, which he pointed out, as they were. sespeetcd. He replied it was a job he had brought him into ; bil took the bundles to the house, but - there was not *ny person at home. He then went to several public-houses, fur the purpose of leaving them, but he could not gain :etimittance, it Wall during service-time. At. a publie.house, nest London , bridge, he saw a coachman going in a back tray ; .he followed him, and asked if there were any post-chaise drivers there ? he was answered there wer&Lenehe SoW John Alshop, to whom he de. ,iirtand the parcels, and told hint he would call for Kam lo the erasing,- which he would have done if his room had not been broken open by the officers, and.the parcel found„ which he contended should •eleai him hyits prednation. He was also taken ,iptircustody. _,,,--• • Tlietento Mixon infOrmed him he ought to ,be cautious how he *puke, , fur. he bad already stale a confession of guilt, - without being called 1 le therefore advised him to be silent: ph in bisdefence.said, '‘ That Walfordited his sister, on Sesday morning. • Shottly l i .h :4 r i after' the ceremony had been performed, he asked him to take six parcels; containing sit pairs if gloves each, to dispose of for him.;.-,-he said he had bought them • and to sell them to the beet advan. e‘4 talk them !o:a.Tew ittlioke'aplace, who r ins seven shillings. for them. • which ying, they did not belong to h im, and Ilicyrol. f44leC the owner would not be satisfied to sell them at so lowa rate. He theft returned to the lodgbigs of Walton!, and found that he andbis sister were goneout, to walk; he then we-14;10er London-bridge, and left the bundles at a public house in the Borough. lie saw Watford that nut, who toldbitat not to•take any thing like the snits; for he paid sia- times Moro for them. On Monday, he went to Greenwieh fair with a party of friends ; on his •Vetiten he: called fur the par. eels, and as hutameoverAlsoadou-brWge, he was takes into custody.". I. ...!) 1 . Thu Loan MAYOR divinlied;that Mr. Stephens shdlidd make every. Jnqeiry to find out who the go is beluagedio a god, until. he gained• that in for. illation, he Woad reined the Ptiecesets fur farther . exeminetitop ,•, -.i ! ill'a v , •• - • `• i • GuiLeaue.x.—Tielliedsy Jonatran .Furl.,,. was . i s • havobeen broil/Ist up for re-examination,; on a charge 4 swhlling. It aniscored that he hut been in• the habit of watching the daily aewspapers, and whenever lie found ti robieey advertised, he wrote to the per. sons plentgwed, , that- if they would Inclose a 101. note to B. C. at bl or r. Coffee.holow, they Week! be put in the wok of recoveting their . property. Several siineweithr were by this •ntesns ••duped ; sad also eirirerwilloNce.houso.keepers.: Mr:.Nal. der, the Deputy; Mierphel, received notice of. it ;, he attended somata days at Lloyd's, but Furlong, knowing him, did not attempt to approach the drawer marked IL V. lie me:. taken into cus tody, and, roamoded. for further. examination on this day. , .. , . , , . • . ~! r . , . • I. . - ,-. Mr. ILtabli e -1/111 " llitettley, 11 144 4#0 rii , . ii* , . and beggedbefohe teolltitY A _ . 'risling to postpone iii nation, is his 'Wed zee.' tcrday, in the King's Bench Prison, Iteiseitt'diare.* maks lay *as** for ihtermentl era !theft 14t, aiould, on * predate ro day, be able to. *h. vend:with to ile •eillight, tradabi li ty there could net' be a doubt . • * hose evidence would, - be.' yowl all disiboas the unfortunate you ta i l, man to dila %let which be had boot hi. therto. entitled** ••: . c.: - • •- , ' . ' The . worthy A49lolllllllllthrdetedltiatchl shoula • be brought up on. ell d4y eiritelik 60 . etNelat- ` ... . tuittationa • T%. , , - !, ,e:. Mr. Leach, proprietor , at the Lotlbe) t011ho: ' house, and .setereitellvettsiths ) were Itsittaiiiiiiti ,;'. pcetecute. • - ---,'• .' • ' . ..: • • '•., . , • , • ... • .:434. polmvesdtassi * s ista . . . f...-•. - • , 1 ..: " , TRII STATKSMAN, .i.. .. , _ ...... ......_— MrnifSiTil - 4SIMES, ,• %I ;A.5 . ..1 - . b• . , • • ' that .. it , , liine, and. that be ~. ~ • ' Ilt " l ' . "lv Iqu'dtOtraih ''' '' ''' '' i ' fidg • 1 WI ' 34t., &Kb eras the Advil Ikl e lltistax..konst.• &Mit a Shertfihibillter, wit Indicted aea vi e ... . 1 ,0 0 t a is - hi en ut d amage s,• i'delivering potter, I tits in keine aad slash% Thumbs Ma . .' .' • '... s nrer y"--" - t all the Seri. Could nat ' 4 poet-chaise bop, bet ' a a case which. excited an ordinary kist• • t • ''',;*ol 4 l3 l pgrosidorid toil tutempintl• in*" S n u*:?l'V"" * int foetal cetinsify. The daodidid lrfia . i. ' V 4 doss aft is hispower to rein Slagl i rna, sna propri 'Waded 'a fteinieot 111. • • ,peels: coo Den the army, on& bareasiCe "'"` , ' e ,_, _fp* Inanspotied coarict. 0. desir. nititt :lest, Iftlougiut Yr. nil cirefillstelle. ' . r. ,.,1 r '' '' tbettrots, to Discs theniseltes in the knee ,- rnialleti) a *4l '''-'1"""-I'.. this' filAufed i yo - uth, and give, him such Sohn Walton), in mph (oriel', le ". ' ' ',;', o ine ak w o o , d o o m e i ocumstauces , they Sstpidar night, he f ligE stic 'P h " ( • 11111 * ' • • *• . gar sunsets isefiv,,,A them. office door,_ and . tha prostirdsik Miss, adet 4:0 4 rill WMlng tat :1 tit corroborated tItIOS cue of until Sill *shooed tbe • .041 ' ...., on ...,, ~„. :3 , . , . ~, t for dialed his ma jrad mai ; lot list , , . limy mor p i ar o f t h e Got_gjaa, in his def Magnee) entil ' * 'MM. ' ' - rjo . -,'' ' • - ip da gstais ei rs • tot: .op 1 , 041 :141, „. karisri vali t ai ; i ot .0,4 w.4ol. 7 s aimest ba chlQl juDeproso.nifen,iii-qisigellwdh:islhtWiem:ltfirtial.ktott to-ca /it - ramified '-'' 4 ''''' ' ' affifa b .. . , . #f" • j !'!/. 7 ,0 0 ,' ..... ~ he would call for o d liad • . gdgWe isi , - , , 0 1 1.,.. ‘ 1 4 .. s.tnew Lig _....Rt _ Alle . fleih i lid sp tie Al es took out his pocks the: would not hold . them Tied • . ~• , Sib kik 4.0. 1 6 0 40 1 01 ability..llo was tinplates+ pose of putting thel . . . . . .111.'01)0 . loalicamt.tits Defendant kid bees amply Proved, a ... _ , _. _. ...•: . IN the mien 444, that .it o w: Il da sta in se ogis ie ss ir w hi g e ntid h th , s ii rsis se a :f oi e:i t b g e u t t a ho ba g lia ; aHe yell 1 4 "40 tr. , i. kartliassiod; futaisd ,_.• got, and Watford p t 9sneatileitliefrisimpliio* de o p i ts :vs 4 40 1 014014 *ad astoddisbing his (ow* sharsater, 1_ Nowa. ted e gehinibo; god, :iii1.6440*.i. oimtime oupenishiag.ts imoubint.. carried these to his I they were stoke. I ........i.s.c. a • /Wis. Mailbiligi. re. " _ -_6 _-r IV _1 r _ _.a a. ere s aa t tato • rar d -, 7, 1" Vialltr"' . - ~. -. .7 'e , ‘ .."'"'"" .10 ,7 1:60 ' . Yesterday evening, *belle** 'tie re , - . t om . ..... _:. -.1" . • r ' io.:'lamitis a Ebralt, the unfortaiwite . ' a " - I 1 '. 4 "'''. ll ' • a 'iris *hot in Fenchoret,-street by a awls_ r &al lr- ,.,- .... 1 i ' t aily• • b ~,,i 6l. gull.. * saute ' lc 1% , ... 4....aj - -3, ••--1,-. iiii i l o ok s mien (duos pronounced by II or . lOW ilduiri " 7-71 7 w firs itiet64.4te . ty-:of Mather), went coat 9po. fres, * pleat , wits i i i, f isi kiko o d s - • . Ike ki io 4l 6 * l6 forAtietnisollot in' Aidgate '%Orsh osoi =ll -ykrd, lt ber I • his: heed 'itridAdvis ' in' bit*** ' , WO ' efe'.lll', - ' , - li t tOirktai , . , ' dibo a in tht did tberitd rfontim ‘t *'r A, - - 041 4,11 rd •• ' cob w ~., ~. .- , . 'per « be bit* mid preeilisis !a.' - . • • A0....44 tovit i m ,.„ Isi .., wing twomari li tat em and It wridestly a . :' ' A ' 4 ° lt. '4. , • i'''" • ''' - , A , • asuarner. Tim pailsrits of kite de: I struek Ms fe ll *, .i k • 1,,, . igid.w,6l,..toosi iestiftb*ber relatioto. The procession be • •-' ow '''''' .'. ' ire* Illloister at the great gateg, and e l i l l ; at i test ' ":' , k . _ . ."• :_ ' i ,'... ' , 4 54400 ,' ' . il ,' "Itßi v "iiliiriett' lit the west side of the II . the. Pitying- i the 40 1* ....i. '• -• ' :- ' l''''''"" .' ' ',albite d kit Ilkedeell '' liiC: *t i . . 11 ' . ' ' *a ‘ drhO hid Tessape, b* . r ji 'cent ki tad wok WO * '';' k i ~ _ I g it s:a h . w il h a : o t Celiki l ainfivo is ' .: • 1 , ',. . after b; wessed kit coat!eiteW, 11,4 f i ' ~ • 4 , '"'' I . ll " l , ll6l o l _ i _ hia „ ul ,.. - • '. , , 1 __, ,fortunate ban had rhceired that 'have -AN 440/trat VIJUIR. roIPIPTIACFP) the effect if a concession, by 'the bead To kbp &ziow4 it set e 4leb 'Tipp %Mick ise. 16, eatly propelled against a bard flat lbb . - -7 . ~. 9RA CRC,IIVACciAMIJEcs. 1 •01100 10 X • d could neither tart beri, predated by k '- ' —. 40 .....- ... , . „„ is stick, nor by a raw bacw wards - Front a T amm t a t p l ickwe a L is migrfid r7 - 77 --- " , "" 1 " , Borrmaswr.—,Yesterday Arakam Hare Bra. Arms, , who is in custody on a c h arge of robbing troddr, on the night o f th e 30th of Maveri o f his watch, in the Strand s was brought up t o the Office for further examination, it being s us . - tweed he had eordndtted several other robberies in .a similar manner. A Gentleman stated, that he was TANA is Little Queea.street, Lincoln's -lon. lielda, of his watch, by. a man who ran against hiM ; he pursued, and nearly came up with hits; but an accomplice gave him a violent blow whi c h knocked hiM down. The prisoner resembled the man w h o * ran against hint and robbed him of hi, watch, but he could - nor identify him. The Prisoner was committed fur trial. The two Jews, Davis and Cohen, underwent another examination, on a charge of robbing the House of the widow of the late Archbishop o f York, in South Audley.stroet, o f several sizter spoons. Counsel for both prisoners wer e h ear d at end. datable le ng th, w h o contended, thatitihe: n P o r w "er leil4 l7 . a being found in the possession of Davis, who ke e p s a silversmith's shop, and had given a regular p r i ee, ort i c! khoeha sold the S poonstha d vi s ngprotitcell C toh:nh, whoim,and stated h ow h possessed of them, n e ith er of them ought t Mr. Nunes,. however, was or a cont rary opi. nion, and committed them fur furthe r e x am i nation. cbec rbe detained. Unow,ilacr..- , —Yesterday, a very long invests. gatiow took . place of Thomas Bullets, his four daughters, and two sous, charged with a great number. of robberies. The main evidence now was that of Sarah Ford, an accomplice. Shegara the evidence . iu a very steady way as to Ma cr i c ,i, nality and that of the children. On this, M r . EVANCE,' the Magistrate, sent him, and four of r. . the oThe ch y il o d u re nrit ti, to tt ' io th o e f e th o e un c t ii i• iti g r a en ol woti f e t re t to Bermondsey workhouse, as they weretonyoup s , for agaol. DREADFUL Acei DENT.—On Tuesday month% at two otclock, as Mr. Circe's-Iy, an Attorney, was returning to his house in Broad-street, Car. naby-market, iii passing through St. Martin's. , court. he was much alarmed at a woman rinuing out of the house Or Mr. Kent;lly, man's mercer, in the broad part of the court, with nothing en but her chemise ; she addressed him, by say*, " ror God's sake, Sir, pray assist me; there is a fire in the house, and I am afraid something has happened to Mrs. iienetly.” Mr. Cheevly, at the woman's request, entered the house, which he found filled .with smoke; •he went up into . the first fluor, by which time he was almost sufficated; on entering the room, lie perceived Mrs. Kenelly extended on the earpt.:, very mach burnt; her liailds were nearly consumed, and sho was calling out, " Water ! Water !"--She appear ed to be partly ,undressed, as her stays wen in an adjoiffing route. Nu peison whatse eta' was present at this dreadful scene esrept Mr. Cheevly , and the servent i wbu calltd him in. ...from the noisei a young man, clerk to Mr. Kenelly, being awaked, 'came down stairs with only his shirrod, ih dreadful terror, and assisted Mr. Cheevly in extinguishing the fames, Which had communicated to the adjoining room, Mrs. Kenelly still groaning in a dreadful meaner. The lames being, by their exertions, got under, by which they both got severely buried in the hada, their attention was next directed to Mrs. Kenelly. The clerk dressed himself, and want for medical assistance. Mrs. Kenelly died, however, soon afterwards, au4 the clerk,from the fright, died is the course of the diy. Mr. Kenelly was, at the time, at his country-house. On Tuesday evening, .as a, young qtea of the name of Templar, a resident of .Clerkonwell, wn running down One:tree Hill, in Greenwich Park, he fell when neatthe bottom, hod broke his leg:— After remaining upwards of twenty minutes in the greatest agony, a shutter was procared, and be was conveyed to the nearest public-house, the humane landlord of which refused to admit and he was afterwards taken to Greenwich 'air ;nary, where. he etperienred the .most attentive treatment from the Surgeons, and was permitted to remain in the Infirmary, ou condition of his pay lug al) pences. BIRTHS. On Sunday lan, m Cheltenham, the Lady of Thomas T w Icing, Lsq. of a daughter. Oa Monday last. at his house in George-street, Hawser square, the Cady of John.Cmpe, of a sun. ftayhe.l4th instant, Lisit/ Mnedoaald Lockhart-9f a dank ter. On Sunday, the Rth instant, at Fabians in Eska, the Lady of VC i I Ltns eeke Farmer, E.q. of a daughter. 011 the 19th inst. at Tostemhani, the Lady of Joseph Ns 'Santos, E. of 11 ------- MXRRIED. On Monday, nt Peterborough. by the'Bev• R. Iteb tll 's Chaplain to the Hight llon. Sp ence r p ererva i,•john ti rs" jab. f.sti. of 'lull, and hoe of Trinity College ! Cambridge. to Awe, youngest daughter of the late Jold Cos, FrAk a Pc. terhoreugh. On the Pith inst. Andrew .lanseson, Esq. of Ilarewirt-strert. :Dublin, to. Min Jameson, Daughter of . Dr. Janits.st, Q Sur geou•eperol end Inspector isf H inot Hospitals to the Ord e Department in !Kt fed. *Oreille SeniesOn; F-sq.. of 'Bilden-ball, Stillolk,( 03161 SL.Quentin, of Haas Place, Itroniptini.• Lately. at Bath, Benjamin Spina. Egst.sirDattoef Pun owns, Mi Mrs. Dc Periers, widow of dictate ltiesldo.dree' tied, eflthiples. • , , , --• s Dllii). . Clit Tuesday se'einight, Mr. lllirding, drawer,-of Winches ' ter. He • was returning home ' fano Salishury4arket. nitro' he suddenly dropped dowss dead on thezoad, near Whine-• slow-hut.. at (u.,.. P..........-.A ly litst, At*Woodford; Charles, the infant 01 poritiu Chai4es relly, of the Royal Navy. . t . 'Madeira, 19th Mara, the lioneurshie Miss Low ' Rhusaird. , , Oh Sattirdn'y Ipst, at Lincoln !Mace, at the•adv:inreL e of SS, Mrs. Sarktrorth,. widow of the We st l . "P• . F c4 " rd.'', as& daughter of the late' Vioessat Asspotis, of Ho ' , hostess-halt:- Lint slnshirr. She was the Issid of that family' is 3 direct libe,-lenvingoulY a aim., hP *hole the r eatat part of her fustlate is elfpesued to &robe. • ,:', mf . Yesterday, at isersapitstutents ill St.. hales'o 511 '_,.. A ',:ster -' '' Raritan, many yeasAilver of the Hal l.r9t*.aw." *-- .OP lll .llleO l . . . , ~ • , 011 the 13th inst. hi the Miller , of her age s •WP- W itt? ' 'late Of Nortbileet, la Kent. , On *if 1 9 th Suss.. FredelithliTillislits truce. this § 64111 'Ole .l a4e_ sir Nth. 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