The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-15 00:00:00

• 4 _ to the Nicole _ ... _ . o snomy.-"Vtittcarie , ~ _—_—.. -__ . ... _ gt‘ ito under littriedirt tonaequenet, htid dal repairs 'Wean' dertitN. stand bow theliavrelarnie.' '' t'T •• •- • ..; the:PluintllN•iin •D , loot aiitittfiihderittf;'ltiTerming • Mr. N°"•-"aittnot Mr; Miley ley be - ware* to ihalhektudactess , sa hat wes dene, 'and litiggetAing, that's speak to Mr. Phelan in Private? ' •' . 1 4 0 ,i, t iwi enc tl, ee , . 1 ;6, 1 4 p ooh th . a iiita r i n ti n t t h e - Me.•Atlsitss.e.-Not that I kelew. • • •: t ,3 --truatit;. in the (*errs at Cork nerealweye a d • Mr. Rudd, theitureeon. --.- it was I who so gg esteil, sallferrt: -Wititshir eategkiten . th e - p e tulant 'dm not it ni Mr. Beiley,inseeing the den he was in, that anitomPly, end ilia snot bitally•tiifillty the - Plaintiffs 'if he' had any thin 10 ' 10 Y to Mt.' Photons *he had, .04 0 1.-ee t iiiii, • MiAnlmilititi 'of 'Lila - isms and other' better .sit , andissonld leave lin roan: ' - did so, ed vionty.roe.thi, kilo l i e nfirt -. 4 i t e i ro eght.. and they had a conferenee which lasted • ten minute" . . -t-:...isoed ELLExiidatitlittiobserfedthast tharpeistige• ' Mr. Adlimo-a -4 Ion*" PIP" In Mr. Bnilees . ,- ,,v ,ki•tris Defendant% letter: sothelbilig than'" hi 'dot - . packet : it applies WY tolbe other duel which was ,ivehise ireeleight;t l goie thent.iielleeld . eit" arthel .to have hoe,* fnogiW • • z ' - Iliseredoti, gyred as •no meaty' eas-peitt late (oars; .' Mr. - Nom begil•d that if it was mods ttwallan df-• _tba - Plaintlet woulff•be eniitled ateieeirdlla i tr tense:. •the other-partyesnight not be given, as it might lead - 'eking.; 'hitt Leadship . ieggeited /hit alik fi e e e et t a to circumshisteei et en enplettiant natire. •: • . #e 13/414tei idjuillitUOUt nf.Cnert. l * ;) ,"ti" ".'.:'•-' , .. • • Mr. STlLittlllo" lead it, escloding altegethfr the, . : m f, Tafel Mfi, , . eho :n a c , rne;the Dpf er deor, - esia; easier usenti!netie- • but • it denounced • one party a. ' . 11 eb4 at. Mr. Mellish* win _only agent; - he d i d not feel coWare tend spottronom , fir. Adims.a.-It may not be amiss to' stale , that u , bleitelf Werrintek "atheist- doe' entralry,lo paying • .teri‘lavg• a sum att 36001. for •repsirs'of a ship, idinit:. hit."o*Csiiallhan said- that had he been principal in ,'''tetttnbe tornith no more than' 18001;on h er -er r y te t the first ease,. he would have waited on the•groutid. .." , sit Ceik. ' Mr. Mellish could not have Ms . reteedy - tor 17 hosts; -but as he -was second, he had a' eight to bring his man off the ground as soon as he ° c ould % l-over against L a zarus, unless the llaintiffi Clitoral . " :made Out their claim: Among &hit retitiirs-irei a It was now stated, that Mr. O'Callsglan'haditiew I , lenercharge toi bolding ' lnd palmist g a a 0,4 'cabin, 'thrice wounded,. end was it the battle of Witetloo. - !which coold not benec#Bsa4-to , enable the Elizabeth Lieutenant Bailey had reeeived no less• than eve. 'to proceed to Intie other port, where she' could bet wounds in battle. • :. ~ , .., • - • •Mr. 'George It - odd , Surgeon, of Hsmpstesd , stated, M'Ortchesply refitted.' '" • ' 1 ' 1 fweed Ei.t.euildeoUtitt 'seed,. that • the; Defendant that on Monday morning last, about two o'clock, he was called - 4e attend a • Gentlemen , who had been -liras, SO doisbr, ittiply justified in *hit resistance, as t , 04 , 4 merety . the - iittofit . kit smither. .: I ti e•i h a r4es wounded in a duel, and 14 found him at the house_ v•i s,+veuebt, . eet ,e• esel obs t i.,N an d the.regeory;• if any , of Mr. Adams, sitting on a •sofa, supported b y_ s e., • - aitt,ttot steal Weald 'with either of the pattieslefore revel Gentlemen. His right side was bloody. Upon the Court. . .•: • • . examination .he found a - wound - in the right side , • Al l i er soemieetteeitetleiteeween'heth•ewei; a t wee . Dearly on a level with the navel, evidently made by . tle the question of damages to Mr: Carr; 'a ball. Ott.fulther examination, .he found, that the agreed to fet -• •.. .; . ', •••._:: t• ' . -; •-. :' - • " ball bad penetrated through the body to the oppo s ite side; it wet buried between the tnuseles and the skin . CORA 'ICS I.I4IQLTEST. s ' and he extracted it from thence. Re saw a mark ed ••••, . anxiety in the cuententece of the deceased, which THE LATE DUEL. , ' convinced him that a part of vital' importance hid Yesterday morning, at nit* .'sleek, a Coroner's been streck by the ball. His extremities werstben Inquest was held at the Loads, My, lloveittock- cold. After he had examined the pert, -he told the hill, epos then body of i Lieut. rAmend Bailey; Who deceased, that his situation was .suctfickst if he hid was shot on Monday 'mousing in a duel with Mr. any thing to communicate to -a evitvele friend, ' Theodore O'Callaghan. Aolccount of this • melan. he ought -to do it forthwith. The ) . deceased choly catastrophe has been already presented to the lived for about three hours, and witness esamin. Public in detail, conseqaently it will he unnecessary ed the body, and found • that the bowels had been to lay before our Readers any those facts which wounded in • three' separate places.. The ball were developed in the former evidence. ' had passed through the substance, which, to. • Mr. Adams was the first witnessexamined, and h e gether with the hemorrhage that emoted ! was the *confirmed his former teitimony, adhering to the e.seii. cause Of his death. After witness hid extracted tins • ti3l; points. incoming to that pa . rt wheth Mr. O'Cid. ball, lie asked the deceased if every thing- had befit laghau went to Ilampstead • for a coach for the de. fair ? and he said " decidedly to." hir.O'Callagbesi i cowed,• ' .• • ? la. . was in the room shortly before his death, and app ear. • The e.; ottortex (Mr. Stirling) asked "what Mr. ed deeply affected. •Ilta•deceased asked him to hold O'Cullseliais's relative situation was? his baud in a particular position, as it gave him case s - Mr. Noe l „ which he did. The deceased d ur in g • who 'is Solicitor to all the Prisoners,this, said to wit. and who attended to watch-the proceedings of the netts Bud to O'CalliNhass, "Grid - bless you, and I IncyrreM, observed, 64. As it Will turn out that Mr. thank you 'ler )our' attention." Mr.'Phelan, who tO`Calia;liati is a priucipal,,it may be as well to men . had been Mr. Bailey's second, was In the room; and lids Win this stage of the investigation."' • • after witness-had told the deceased that if he had ally ' Mr. Adams.—l• believe so. - 'Wag to communicate to a friend he bad better do it , Mr.. Custom ett.—Wes Mr. O'Callaghan the man forttswith, witness quitted the room, end left Mr. who fired ahe shot by which the deceased fell ? Phelan and the deceased together. • The deceased sp. - Mr. Atlares.=;-.1 underttaud so, frouitha !Haitian Veered Conscious of his danger. O'Callaghan laid, of 'the parties. • '''' Never mind, my -good . fellow,• we shell be walk . Mr. Adams, in addition, stated, 'that while the sing' together• again in a few weeks." • Deceased re. deceased was lying on the itsfa,'and was sensible he {site", " I shall be in 'Jensen before then." Wit. could not ierelve, he celled O'Celiaghati to him, mid tress said, no men could behave mere kindly than all • requested him'to take his right hand (tor it appeared ' . of them did to the deceased. They went .away to quite deadand useless to him)' and' shake hands with eleCute some kind offices for the deceased, and having blot.; He did so, and the deceased told hid,. that he executed them, returned, unattended by any officer. 'forgave hies; midi:aid, every thing had been &induct. They might have gone away if they had thought lit. .. ed in the most honourable Ivo.' . Time deceased then Mr. George Nevill, sf the Tat.office, Somerset. asked him, if •it had been his (O'Callaghan's) case, house, and Ingram's-10Se, Ihmpsteed, stated, that avould he have done the dame-by him ?" - • lie did not know soy of the parties ptevlons to Mon- O'Callaghan replied, •" Yes, my dear fellow , I da y last, when he was p roceeding to town about 10' 'eeitaitilt wiiiildOsnd 1 . sebts• I had been wounded in o'clock in the morning, and had not got more than t he Teen , d e ye ei I fel t y eet•fi r et hell ab ou t my lugs a dozen yards from his •hours before be heard aeon. (df lbmething tethat purpose), and I wish it had verbatim, between Mr. Adams - nd Mr. Neebolt ; he takett'effeil." • • • ' • proceeded with M•r. Adonis and Lieut. Newbolt.— ' [The'faet was, that it bad gone thrOogtebeth the Mr. Adams said there-iced beets an -unfortunate deft, legs St tifs trousers, and through One boot.] ' and the Gentleman was in his house. Witness went Mr, Phelan, the friend of the deceased , went to into the boast's sod feeed'idehL liauti sitting on town at• the 'request of the deceiteirtri esetute some the sofa as described by Mr. Adams. Witness ob. commissions for hire, bit *retarded after the death of served it was an enforfunate besinesi, and Mr;Beiley the deceased, and . surrendered himself to the peace said it was. Witness-asked if this ball had beets - es. officer. • ••-, ' ••••• ;• • • • tracted, and Lieut. Bailey said, "'No, here it I!" ' . Mr; CcittOtriti.-WhoitOottoppOsite to each other? (pointing to his oppotitacside). Wittiest told him he hoped all wouldlte Nit. Adims.-1 hive no 'doubt but 'they were well; Is *he' felt the ball - himself O'CalliAtiesitid Bisiley,r . ke" the\y , 'Wire isedirk grey near the edge of - th e skin:- Mr. Rodd came soon great coati; tbe'dttiers skit %Met. I bevetto•dsiebt after, and extracted' the ball,'" and pOt ft Into Mr. t h a t t h e y *ere thi e - petheei. A te e te e d•to elvoattiot t Phelari'i band, and it was ezeosit , ed by sit present. 'to each,. inheres IteCthe "snore attend from theta. witness did not it noW that he 'could say any thing Co ieobee:-:-Did jibebee - eny pisitoti ?: :'• • tnere, • batik confireation of M r.'Adaiiss.' O'Cal.• ' Me; Adilia.-L4lllir not until t taw Abet on my 'lsghtio repeatedly expressed his sorrow•at the occdr.' sable. • :•rdoo'fitniew•viltrifiit iffeottittl. I was its rence, and said" that had the shot broken one• of his . . a considerable state of agitation, as might bessetippied.• legs it wells' . have pritenledetse affair going any fur.. • Coaciziie.--Af'Sl i tif'dietartell' • de* ) fob think diet , timer He shook hands with the deceived, hod • went stood ?, • ~; i. ,-,•-t . -... •.. ,;. i: ..' - . .0 ,- . , s' • -Aitii•thesOffiter: 'Tlfere *Oil tilt appacif-•14 -he•tho Mr. Adems. 74 4oinkaboot 12 Or 14 yards :- they stighteit'anhnofity or ill-wilrezisifof lottingst - the ve t e -4 or 500 1kel oillidiiie s ' a lt o seetefete I tattoo' ' aboutrtiet..-- O'Callaghan teld the.tikes-sea, tha t[ is Sell . acCififtely, - ' - " -1 '' - ' 1 -: '-''-',' ' , t).- •• • • •:•". a fortnight or three weeks.thet wOuldbik • cditiiNiii..-:pur , fot iiii, the leedollideliver: the *-ing . 'dnikii Bend:street together. To 'Which the de-' • • ••,- - '• --.---='''• ' ' ceased replied; " NO; (*have seen the salt rise (hit' ,''seConire Itisitbolt and *tithing, but I Shall never see' it set again." •Ai ;hart and -Bailey and give died isibilut an hoar indite half: • hit `fetelled from them. 'Thit closed the es ideiteic . abd thh Coeotrek Wei , tliiiii Ale pima.' ' One inforeted - theluiy, that'` it vsibeld be their painful teniedgi,iiiiii ilifterwatdi duty to vie . * the body ; they'llhen proceeded to the okstroctien its: Ike bar:. ' house ` ief lk. tatibmi, arid,' ttiving - taieti s Tie* of roilitellie ditt h. ' 1 • . the body, returned - to the'*Loid of Hey,' ind after e gVaitt a nnttotittiest. tieing cattedoidt io due ftevue; Me Stirling adthessed them :—They had (he observed) heard the evidence; som e ea ptanntlah thin and hid 'paid AIM gthateifiiteutimild it; . 'll6 was ,•' thiy:taht thy were ready to recapitulate it, if they . thought it etaitaiy, 18 , 141# rio weacit tho butte IfileltopOiittothirx sitaps• beweiei infdttu. - loue2l* ! , f. “.. .--I , t - i• ~ o i I' •+=;r:lty, ze. .-; ... -, , . ; .. i e .! ~.., '•v o. , . --.4t-mj se ,41.4e;i1,1 3:!.1",:z .. .eat rus t s ele •:g 01,41' IL., w so'r Arti•iu! 9..1' .6to4t SO anion ,' itet b419:.1 ,proprietor *Nita Edlnlttligh 'Chilla •Fmacteliaralnhey, Cernhill, slated,' that _ -00tpetsr#gba •iineet" lie will pltiodi:iidf of tird itialsaili:ipeessai - ia - 4)elailtir..wity.' A Ali titiditeti the tellbaty dtitttitod, 's ausi,4 sesmabliegispriety reap*. list=irg ,go *Oboe the hoes.; 'he was disguistrVe • Illy byrs lefts Beecher handkeleisiefi r tied abittelli'ef rou pan othisfice, bat "tile'altiteblissht4dttlitild ANAL tbatii:was Priscvneto iVr+ •t: VJ • Tbeee were at least adonis, itinq Ipealibiffiirilfeet; allansioes to preset thaegai subs like stature against the Vaitsoner,' but •, : n‘i lo • Tice Goan MATO'S said tt eefficWtehltil bebo ,asede oet totwaritins for trial,• tad lb.) Mawr parties .might . ,if they chose, indict bite. • • ' l4l " 4 • The Prisoner was tiensmitted•ttiqtaviitte fir 1401. Gniontt,ital.ai•Rit(stiVtt Ktrijttoell -wet llir•qht up on a charge, tinder lie griaattisninC4t: —Th6lOlOO of a' Mtti.ltvardilitl 3 nor 1r tSiet :l lil+ t ties ou ktbudie night -ibblied i'lliiiktiFyitretotrili, &c. - Upon going tip l kirt'srt - trlevn (mind tint heOtilbrittet(; :jectereal that it tiiraa , . halt' finni'Mfie'iiistitOtnitiii. 'lst this' setivi . gion great deal' of her OroOliffy ItarrdlislirOved.. offfi. ter Wheil?d o : tit itociilhisliesinese'Vitfaill'hods'ein ployeti: lie wine sour ~i )u whlffirias • **arched ' ih Salty. In 'die riots of iinOther'hhuiic hiilv. aim., at 'a very littfidieftsste; a It4ite Was dhst/fed amongst the tiles, rind. ''it4er ilh Gardieet's Clothes tiVitlilettiiry 'Petiioili"'.4lto 'tame to her ltesistenite w'nt on Settrehing - 'the hoOse, flitititi the PtishithViiVauf •cellar. They;' hiws4er,•ilid tam' rtilftiiiktliat. point` *Pty . material,' far 'Mil way immediately after. Ile 'Wits`tikett i 11 night by the. Police, - who „watched at 'the door df the house into which he endeavoured to emirs adthis•inott a late,hour.. 'fhe afficersainpectisig thauthe might have leen conducted with the knowledgeaf more persons than one, wets very. well.inciined to 'enter • all Of tennis in the'liouie; bortspolililing the ' t! f otte"nf ithem; was . iodated by a hoarse volt* froei ihiFli-inforrisrd them; with a bids tiring 'oath, that if they titteMptedto•firre their illy in, their brains should be scattered about the ---The Deicers dill not•persisr, is ;hey 'Were not 'pro. sided aid' a search •warrant, and the form of tin eat- , leg in oh Tuesday at GuNhall before 'the LunD Mason 'prevented them, they' said, from prorating that very essential authority. were, however, 'furnished wish it now. • . The Prisoner helnew nothing of the -matter, forlie was playing sills all night in the house ,where he. was apprehended, and in which hi lodged.e—litn. Mitiditl. • • • • • . BOW•STREET.-Yesterday the notorious • nits frames "was brought to the Office. The gela egarnst him atrise in the ' mouth of September Ito, Wheit' several of the'liiliabitasitiof the Strain) ; rulirly near Vithariria l isreet, Somerset.houie,ottd from thotie Adelphi, saw the . Pitstoner, iti . eampsioy with • otheis; inbbing persons in c tise moist audacious Soimes at that tient made his escape, end tais since hien - 6'74641,4a is the i neigh. biiorheinii it Ititclilre.highway till TI riesday night. when Odd? . leppOlginnied him • in 'the of ..tde *o. • • &rill' Theatre.' ;" Viesii l.l ilie Magistrate, convicted' thi Prisoner an#o4 liternisce Ait as a reputed thief. 'Tonnack, siias Torcirea, 111Wiakfit'hefOre Mr. Serjeatst iect.oa , by Bali. th*olliger;'ind emirninvnl upon various tharges of isle4t;l4'l'rirgisdclieqiies artiVii on Masterman and.re. UcimtVird•Oreet!'" - .• • • • finflsition; 'of Borough, &in Per;'stati4 i that, the Prisoner game to - nig 'snag. antrituichhiedviDods 'to Al's aminuet of 41. let. ten dered the cheque Prilaueedin payminl,intl'reqiiMted Piiiitirtrd to 'be - drain by Citriit r, b MO; ' ottilsey;'" o . Matti; Mastormoti ind Co: 'Lomita rd•-ilieet; . fiff ittio lain fel '171.•121." Ire iied thelirerhistion"t • O' timid it, ihitt Bank;' and vest' infornied Shaltheihad • hp ash trflhe name!: of Cartes': :Ile 'thin' fit!. lattir, v.f Milrlidad.:billgte, who rattle tn' shop itniinediately, sad•lticlarri thit 'Oh - iheqdeer via" 1 - Ntiti•sky Olt he eiraerTicelit cash "Ifllt..Catter produced . 'aitollieiCitejtitc'saliiili 'had Islieti:Pissid . it 'Mr. Piggott' a; width 'wai drain preditely 't het Stifle sit except in' intount, which was fit>i X41.'171. ' tite rififrer)faid, te hail 'searched ihe'Presniter's direCticl •by f•erleit - tellDis) %IV dot'. • 'enquiries, a Ull Ora Wad' been' passed 'AO Jesepleihnisell, Deptford, drawn upon the same Bank as thetittisre dile& Nov. '6, - Igi 6; 'and Itbted'a'btltirtists iiirfaisilselltei* a __ befoul'. Sumzuw, Rig. on she body t.s agmlrgi..sabo sui, hip -*mot. ;Nr.. &Alward Edward -street, .swaray, thedeeesuctr lodged blibonie, Mid OW formerly be Ilusselroper in affluent dmaisstaaces; (bet. of .late &lied* !sod wits roduged 11 tbo giggle,* ebb of dbittfim stand' in a eontempkAl possum towords 111essteas :for (bre* or - fiiiir ae'day of ,execloioa at the j. olol Ilalley,.the Osceola* wintslimo..atm toile i ttO r i:L k e i"S ni ke e law of or authT' - the gallows; sfbe delemed'irsold get out tit at. F e reigiro l := 3l 3 , C h alliir t 4 vo Md x:pHs wept ' bill* *luta *ppartntlyeoiliposed. 'and' in tile iimirolilz 'l*ot:coming dolga stairs to breishfasi; itiaiiwest t* l6 chansisertsibilbsoididin .Iyision the Rishrs as i t r o ie had beei.140547 2, She Oils 'T had fal len of. The w ing basin wps pg op. he Boor, I of blood, aid Ss loot hag:glass by its side; alto a caias'ehlesshr. with blood., Wither &SW be had eat ltioetinwil, and be:seat foes Mew. . Mr. Palmas. Pc*. Surj*lskiniSl hl.fweesied. the, deceased and Ise awkVeted tyr!, question pot to Min accisratety, • writiog oupOperflie MID he bad-dose it Memel( e as h-- . .ing kilo she esSaleilsi l lt::aCs he said that hilt tliotivewirtfe, truly kod po abscess in the groin lb#cb. Muth lajoved 614 e ad, bin the moot* was botshe im-' toeditne conk Odes*. Yerdics-vDied oink* lollaei is a state of lnianity. *4 1 . • I • OLD BAILEY J. *.,--411■6-:_ • The Senioos commenced Aft before hr. Justice Pasta` and Mr. Justice ABBOTS ••• • 1 James c 't*er, Ider.•and Walt Wilson, were indicted for stealing ip the dwelling.house of James firm, six, watches, 'and one dozen and half of biller tea•sPoons: aLd other articles, contained in a desk,hia propetty. ' • • • The Prosecutor stated. that he timed in t h e parish of S. ;Mae, Wnuininster, and on the 13th of December he went from home. - mid on his return di cirvered that the property mentioned had . her ,iskoseu. Nom PObssoll dePosedi that.phe knew all the three Prirhert, and that on the evening of the 10th of Decenitter'tbey came to her 'wirings with a desk,. cootaibing the articles vpeciSed.— ided it among themselves,. rbe was employed to burn the desk. nod received 2i. sista compensation for her trouble. ' Some other witnesiz: isege.esiunionti. who identitimi the pro. perry, and the Prisoilets hers all foond.Quilty. - - -.!----.•••••••r_ -The following is die state tithe Calendar for the present Ses. !inns : Burglary . *1 Stealing inn Dwelling-house 19 Li R oe -breaking 1 Ditto in ft Shop . . 5 'Men) Stealing . 2 . Manslaughter 2 - :Fornery . 15: Is/weenies • 0 ' ii. s' .'" - 12(1 Highway Robbery 5 : Big.imy . 1 Horse Stealing 2 ! Utiering Base Coin . ' S , • Conslctlispder Sentence of ,th.ath 3t Transportation for Life .. 35 - A 14 year; . 9 . I IMIDDiESEX .WR.S.ilatf t V, J.X. 14. ---•••••• 4.) . • • J. Gill was indicted for assaaltiag Elizabeth Calla - burthen. The Proveentriz stated, that etWi'tki; ettrityirig two buckets of water to her master's house, ehen she was met by the Prisoner, who forced the buckets from her, and attempted to drag her into a publk.hoose which was , near the place. In the struggle he hurt her arms and shoulders in such a manner, the she was prevented from ber work for some tinte l 'itha was under the dire of a doctor. Y. `.7 ,~~, • r ones Motgaa, the man o willitradering a.numhei of Cof. WeekettraLliPiiii jititer Ivy ,• /p Itta • tidier, it the.flerten eoffewhaelie, 41111%.1taft,jr-"We about , and took . ° ea t _ t ai; i t i ed m t ed cOniider l able '6le i . I . lld 414 e witness' thelltankort4 , thet airier given t* the Prito4r Wad I) . fteu plated'tnie s . ' Strictly rfillistbliti It Substituted. • • '' • • P!F ' 4 4 Another witness corroborated -this- statement '• The Prisoner, in 'his defence, denied the charge. Verdict—Guilly. 'He watsentenced to one south's imprisonment. There were some other cook , ' OW, erkicli irdie of no consequence save to the parties. , The Traverses from the list Sessions basing been gone through, the Court adjourned till to-morrow morning, when the trials standing for this Sessions will commence. , . • • Sitting% appointed to be held in - Middlevet and LondOn before 'the Rigitt - tiOn. - Enwsan i.nril LENBOtiOnGii, Lord ChielJastice, ea. in and after Hilary Term,' 18113 • TERM. - - • ,•• • • 111111DLESIM. LONDOS. Tbarsday January 29 Slturday .Joanary St Weduetday February 4 TouroJav . . February 5' Tanalay - 10 Wednesday; , 11. - AFTER TERM. • if 131 Saturday 14 N. B.—The Court will sit at Guildhall on Of 2d' of, Fehrnary, for the whole dap, The frost seems to have broken op in most parts of, Europe. Navigation in Holland is again perfectly free; and ► letter from Memet, dated the 40th offset: month, .states,. that the Weather wal perfectiOnild there, and that they had scarcely one degree of frost. About'two o'clock on Saturday . morning, 'the keeperof the Knightsbridge gate,' on *road twee", TewketberY lad Cheltenham, +reit -timed op to open the gate, immediately . on ifitchising his door, was knocked down by'llrofellastit, Who drag ged him into Ms house, and ihreatened . Whididnot immediately ihforre them where his money was dein). sited, they Would beat net his ;brains.' They then• robbed' the house of about 61.'ih money; a vetch; a new suit of tlothes,• and other property, with'which they. got clear off. One -was a shere'stiret mitt; ill' a smock frock, and both appeared to be colliers.' ' Yesterday rooming William !mad, *ter, one- of the Officers of ,liation-garden,. received a letter from a 'min er the name of Brookes; residing at POt i terie. bar, stating, that about nine o'clock.on the precedi;ig might, as his broth er a:fa crossing Nettl!aw-com titan; IncoMpeny w ith another man, wham he had been drinking with previously at a public-4,pm ahmif the aiidale of the common s the villaid drew a pistol ffnni his pocket, shot NI brother ,tbreugh the hotly and e ff eeted _ his escape... The wouri.sl4,,moo reieheif a co'fp;ge about' half a rei:le :4491 . V/here flea,without hope 0t reilivery.. ft 4,11 ' pouf the rillaibisintention. • 4, 4 to prevent the en er,, nite . Man from #icing his evi,le,ice at . the . present Sql.l9,ll nt tbe'Old:Bailer, ogairmsttioe sfromplices former nowticustod s um s tki i ie 61(11;41. .larroll . ...es& :rata ghettoes, 4y Chaster (ionniiighont,' Ofitivitiatiotteti, WoetiVIHA. .yrnit He tad•oPso (Him - Stored tlist Itsitt•-beeri paid 114t;lAyinui; littee•dreOtP,'llik tesie, Deptforil ; 'sad iittothr le 14 r:iSchgteftelt, . .litteliAropei, I)eptforit ; M ' another in -ir Hatlsad, Woes-draper; -DlTtford-btidgot, 101 l 'the ti) . Ortiitflhst 'ortterell - it 'recitititi- Foods to the altotint br , igit 114 T . ba' Margittrate• - otdered the Miaow' tole - te.gis 6 asitted on Saturday nest.t • 'Leeds, Hi Yntkohlre, woo visited, nn Tharsdor het, With a kintVotiolitaihf. 'la the fields adj+ceat to they town theit'offetit or rain wai %long 'the soilage of thit gidund; 'itri;ischittg Ihnie citiett"in it th vi hitt. ihe is Edit Of their boilietiientiiined - lity. Ttih'tdittriOil item 111$ roily di4Eitititql id ttiiti ighti itiloilift.44ol l ll4 ititioiees4o 4 4 l .; - - Lee. tNtx.,;:mr.ini•ddiiiiiivriamial :toy ,c,-141 es. le " I t 4 . ;V?If *III. f0i.44 , 1 04 , 1 41.,;,e5vv -1 4.;': , 161:a"•)11: _ ...... - - . . . - . a.;•_-• • . -.,.,.: :• • -. ! "'..- ,'• • -*- 4. •• •'- • , ' • ... ... ' . . ,+ , • . r . • . lipuir .............-,-..-......., ...- -..,- -..-4. p- ~, -zis taTi a...•—•-• ,6 4 0 . 6 "^"'••••• ••••• " 1 " 1.1•1 " " '" - ' . . Vie; rei iSiiiiith . wasowped by apeman of the...lntent Anomie . before.' Somerof their said . no 7 fffitrlli"*" *.nlP-TY4 -51__. ..._ _u_ .,..• • - , etas •everrend aiteeiv: -she . trneled• oil 'a vtlyegettlaom Coliottow--f-lemowle lift -- + . = 7- •• , 4;hav 'violets ref lliiirtnit.'Nsitftriett•teliststie,%tiestisirAing Mr. Adaml l .---I beffireffille *aids e loakearthet Witt; HIS W ni• obliged leill . u4 . MI6 Celle, but l add plate Idpithey' iierehy 111 i . ' is here - the ,Ca free* ' eitingekl• Te eine‘ I'M nt tre : 3 .they* Tintenne......;Dtd . they state 'leliall *idle . to* the-Defabtlany iitilittonliit r elie ) itebeitt llearrel warsi o ..•• . ', '',• - kii . - .4 gietet by-th•Cotivtliwi•tif -the'slatit -OP ilielbliv; : a eide • Mr. Aaaine.-;-No; th e 'AN' lel . . a, 5 • •the ;heavy eipteltei Wet week' tre';ittielretelf +ak Cart, ,gbantold niebereceived the . • .40 'eyelet, beetle? til'au -M etii'elltertAlitrefireN4d... in ails PrePetice of Mr. Bai ••, ? - +1 .-.Thevislepremed a here; hiwbeilli.eltit itildtiditiig: a Conoeut.—Did 'O'Cal ii• I .part . 5.11 'tier tot re the leekillOtettlt Wilfflooteltel And ceived the challerege ? .: .7 . ' ' • revel red., - , en at I w • enetite 'elm - 4E41 1, pr efiniiirsite' bet 1 . . Mr: ./111aent...No; her did net. - ' „velour,. erMleer . .. that Xbe +Weis riiti4/ teVfliiif ititel.--4- Co linezttehl diere any ibis% th .... tore pte,:ilie-DefendettrdlVietti.d linf. flidefi ff i lo de - Parties - Ate yet lltink'tnaterteA ?• . " *lwo wee steles Its satatt that to;' and ' tleintritrierided 'the' .? Mi.' Adawle."Nw; 11 fine bkzli ..titetoit . ecnninety.... • The 'cargo? of the' Ensitiefh . *se thetY • ' did • • sot ell •Worthing' Ant - 1 landed its• tanyequtince, at& the repairs 'Wee' duels ;! stand how tbe-quiarret arose.' '' g• . • the:Pluiretlff.; . iin • Pick* eerreeptihdiriati; 'Warming • Mr. • Noc& - i'aienot Mr; Bailey *hit Defehdantel l %that was done, lied titeggeeting,lbaf spiel to' Mr. Phelan in ;ideate? ilegunrisiliniendheer ionie pereeri te.tiliterlretint the - Mr. • Athretee'Not that I knew. , --arenetiti. eat the allergen at (`,arkWert 111weye exot. - • ° Mr. Rodd, tkeiturgeon. - " - It we * slant; -Wit-11.61v . B eggearinn' thelNohlent 'am not it ni Mr. Baileyoinseeing the date ibi l - enitemely, and . the sins firiallyiwialsy the - Plaifitilis 'if he' had any thin -tole,' to Mt : .....e n i•-reiiiiii, - Mifinleillitia . of "the - iitaw l ,' anti other' batter de it, andittrorold leave the Islearget;:lven3ffettlrflid-this the Selina' iiilebroliebt. , and they had II COafere*ee which lel - i .. :a :hoed ELLexiidatitlittiobserteff,thast the, planer . ' Mr. Adams --I ?David '1 paper • • t,4,ki•ttieDefentlitit'is letter; eetlentltleje them' "an 'dot ' , pocket :it applies :lay tolbe otli ! i-veltileveelrigiet','"' pile thent.iii.ef Id At" artbelevto hare he"' fneeitW ' - Iliscreeion, end as .no meat y' iihis . ..pairt %to f ti oeirir l ,' Mr- 44 mm Itegg" that if it Was .. , _tbe - Plaintift would - be eniitled4oireieditti Vet StlMe. the o th erpartytenight not be giver . - 'eking.: •'hie Lesdship . iaggeired thie tie tialffet ioild to cireumstieteei elf se unpleasant tilt/441,i adjusted-out nrCriert. 't •.. ) ; , i' "..'"/." .. •+ • . Mr. STlattecy tend it, eaciedi , .. :Mt: , r6i4l ma,- *he :*at''fireAbe Defenefint,*siiil; lemma' wiente!'ord . n .. hat - it dear ,s ' . ...... 1. di f 4 es . . Mr. Mellish* wee • _only egen4 . he did not feel coward.end a pottusecom, vakereeelf wa • rrintek withoet-dee' entielry, Id paying +Mr. Adims.••• , -.lt may not be as .a t e t i-l a vge a sum at 36001. for •renefra . cif a ship, idinit.•• Mr. - O'Callaghan laidl that had he ,' ; teettti be worth no more than 18001. en h er -outgo the first case, he would have wail "..-tit Cbik. ' Mr. Mellish could not have Ms rernedy• fwr 17 hoots; - hot as he *was lee" i 1 to bring his mall off the ground al . 1-over against Letups, unless the Diaintiffi aural . i ' t'snade but their claim: Among othe'r reenirs-irei a it was now stated, that' Mr. 04 I , ll „, fricharte Gil bol di ng da d p e i a tmg a a #,,,, re hii, 'thrice wounded,• end was it the b - !which cool 4 not besiecessaerto enable the Elizabeth. Lieutenant Bailey had remised 'rev peoreed to Irene other port, where she' could be wounds in battle. - ' Mara cheaply re fi tted: . , ..• . .. :• '., ' ' • George It - odd, Surgeon, of /' 1 bird EiLeN4CißOOtin 'old,. that the Defendant -that on Monday morning last, atm was calledlle attend a • Gentled . --4111, no doubt, imply justified in ' hit resistance, as - vlbe,o4,4 merely the sofa . kt; ana i her. c . .r i os•ih er4 " wounded in a duel, and 14 foun, ."prObably Welit'esolobiri,N a n d the ' rn ge er y; - if Bey , of Mr. Adams, sitting on a .sola, • 'aid-ttat steal Weald *lib eithei of the patties 'before o f Gentlemen. His right side , the Court. .•: • • . examination .he . found a -wound i • . 'Mier seat* coninitailistibetween'helle.siden; at was wetly on a Uwe' with the novel, 'a ball. Owfutther examination, agreed to refet the question of damages to Mr: Carr.' . ~• ~ .a • , .._:: f':* ' . -• •-. :' - • i ball bad penetrated through the be -_, . - lit,L'_l,• • + - :'- '- ' - 'side- it was buried between the . CORIIRAKR'S INILTEST. • .' m . . • - and he extracted it from thence. ;+-•- . anxiety in the coontentrece of a THE LATE DUEL. . convinced him that a part of via Yesterday morning, at nine .'stock, a Coroner's been attack by the ball. His ea Inquest was held at the Load- of llay, Ilaveistock. cold. After he had exasnined th hill, Upon - the body of i Lieut. PAmnied Bailey; Who 'deceased, that his situation .was .s, was shot on Monday 'morning in a duel with Mr. any thing to communicate to Theodore O'Callaghan. Aolaccount of this • melatt. he ought -to do 'it •fortbwith cboly catastrophe has been already presented to the lived for about three hours, or Public in detail, consequently it mill he unnecessary ed the body, and found • that list to lay before our Readers . any cif those facts which wounded in• three' separate were developed in the former evidence. ' had passed through the subs and be gather with the bartnotrhage the • * Mr. Adams was the first witnessexamined, *confirmed his former teitimcmy, adhering to the essen. cause of hie death. After witnee . • ti&i: points. incoming to that part where Mr. O'Cai. ball, lie asked the deceased if t , .. I , laghau went to Ilampstead • for a coach- for the de. fair t and he said "decidedly to , tested, • " ' • • *,, tit. . was in the room shortly before hit • * The e.; ottortEß (Mr. Stirling) asked - *hat Mr. eJ deeply affected. 'llle.derease O'Callaghan's relative situation was? his bandits a particular position, , which he did. The deceased Our • ';• 4 - Mr. Noel,. who •is Solicitor to all the Prisoners, and Om attended to vraicli•the proceedings of the nets, and to O'Calla‘han, •' G lit $ two' t, observed, ' 4 '..k.s it Will turn out that Mr. thank you 'for lour` attention." • "O'Callaghan is a principal,,it may be as well to meu• had been Mr. Bailey's second, wa tide it , in this stage of the investigation."' • . after witness-had told the decease , . ' Mr. Adams.—l , beli#ve so. - thiag to communicate to a friend . , Mir. COKONeR.—Wits Mr. O'Callaghan the man forthwith, witness quitted the tl , who tired-the Shot by which the deceased fell ? Phelan and the deceased together - Mr. Adaras.-1 undecttand so, frolsithe !Heiden limited conscious of his danger. of 'the parties., •'' Never mind, my -good . fellow Mr. Adams, in addition, stated, 'that while the log' together' again in a few wet !" .. deceased was lying on the rata 'and was sensible he piteel, 66 I shall be in Realm, I 41A• could not iereivi, he celled O'Callaghan to him, amid tress mid, no men coul d behave . • requested hies•to take his right Mold (for it appeared .of them did to the deceased. 1 I -quite dead' and useless to hitn)• snit shake hands with execute some kind offices for the, hie n.; He did so, and the deceased told bine' that he elucuted them, returned, ettatre I ' . 'forgave hies,' autlitaill, every thing had been conduct- They might have gone away if 'the ed in the most bonourabie wit.' 'The deceased thee. Mr. George Nevill, ef the T S 1: -..• asked him, if •ithad beet, his (o't;allagban's) case, house, and Ingram's.latie, Iler Would he have done the dame - by him ?" - • he did not know any of the parti i I O'Callaghan replied, " Yes , m y deter fellow, I day last , when h e was- pro•ceedin 'certainly weilidOised 1 . .wbh . I had been wounded in o'clock in the morning, sod ha , , the room elf you; 'I felt fotit'first ball ibout my lugs a dozen yards from bit •hoato bi I (err abmething tOrthat purpose), and I wish it had verbatim, between Mr. Adams - at a i tlikette'effeei." - • • • proceeded with Kr. Adonis ant 11 ' •: • A: 1 [Thelaet was, that it bad gone throegtebOth the Mr. Adams said there bed beets legs 'of Vs trowsern, and through one boot.] ' and the Gentleman was in his ha Mr. Phelan, the friend of the deceased, went to into the bruise, sad folind'tier town at' the re q uest bf the deceived 'lli esetate some the sofa as described by Mr. A commitsions for hire, bit Otis-Mei a ft er the death Of served it was an enfortenatebes the deceased, and . surrendered himself to the pease said it was. Witness-asked if I -, - ellicei. - -• • -, . • •-• ;• - • • . Mr: CcinOwei.-Whenteititt tracked , and Lieut. Bailey sale o p p o s i t e t o e ac h o the r ? (pointing to his oppossie 'side). hoped all wouldlie wel1; Is 'be -.• 1 Nit. Adims.—l hive no • doubt but 'they were O'Calligtiedilid tihifte;r•ia•tbe\y'viireindert^ grey near the edge of- the skin:- M l ' '; great ciiii; the'dtheis welt in Mat. I bilvetttedliebt after, and extracted the body 4 . e • t that they *ere tfilf plitioiii . vfho stitod'in ciirlmeltien Phelan'i band, and it *as eu 'to each,' otheras I SaCthe "saints attend from Abate. Witneell did not know thit he Coieokse:-•:-Did SibillesterryplitohF •'' • more,. but confireatiolt of • Me; Adieria.- 1 -4 - diff• hot itiitff i' taw Abele On my 'lighten repeatedly espreised hb . leble. • 'l,tion't . tub w Whbliit Weather*. I Was in fence, and said that had the sh • a considerable state of agitation, as might be seMited.' lets it *welt have litelcoledth ' 'Coaci:iia.--Af "kil'ilif . disteactllli you think they'. titer: He shook hands with th stood?'. • ~ ~; i, ~, : -.t . ,_, •.- ~; 1: .., • ,'='..,.. -AitnthesOffiter.. ''!'fleet . 4ltif `1 . Mr. Aderos. 74 .llleinkabont 12 or 14 yards: - they -stighteit'ablinoeity Or . ill-will' weie - 4 or 5003aolifititkiee; and therefore I Cannot 'the pu11et... 4 9 1 Callagbale teld I . sel l • acc ra nee bc, 1 .-,!,-): '..•••, • •t/.. -• • . .t." . . about a fortnight or three wed i . • Cositiimitt.,7-- nit lei the heedallitieliver• the S' fi e Bend:were together pistols ?- • • •'•. - '. --•'--...' '. ' ' ceased replied; " NO; (*have . 'Mi. 4 4 141;114, 4 4 . seer ifte'setorife Niiibolt end learning, but 1 IMO defer se i - Phelan ' lorto' O'Callaghan Ind-Bailey and give died in - ablest an hoer end Ad I . t . shear 1 : i end; thin 2 the jr 4 - eteded' from them. This closed the el ideatii . al 1 atrOti 'lts' tiiiiVilit /Wein' Aie pistrili." One inforeted - theJuiy, that . it 'qe of beirillreapistol - Over thelltedgi,Uil teifterwirdi duty to vie* the 'body ; limy vt7 rettrihakihare was lan obstracilanift" the bar: 'lttiuse` laf Mr . Mimi,' arid,' I jivVetited tiit hair frethittallie &rah.' 1 • the Wody, returned - to the - •L . - 5 0141 1 n - 7=4 Na Jo s e' h - eier esfr 4101'01de:1-OM . being caltedeide in dee rerun; 1 ' - * , Arfe_iiiliiff iii'iiirat thirijhafite , "-', c' - •• . • them :—They had (he observe Ir. it"danis.—Ther• was some ezplatrallah given and had 'Paid Allit gthateifi J'' l'ficiiiitit - Pind - Diffef t• • Itiik : taiti thiy were ready to recapitulate it, if the 'l\• • '-- l ielf i diiir (se/Pwas faltaie t4lliti'vTacir tit?' biatelitte_. It lint - irrtliirl Vie ...... ~1 . 9 • ,5 t " 4 . . 4 1 : ' ,:i ':'*:: 4, .t•t* ?J . !. .-'l';'... "i li• • 4-wit v. , ..-.,- . ~,,; i ' ..- .Ifrytyj 3* : 1:54. ;:i ;:,, .r. 1 ..4 ... :a ti:1:.?. sls ..1-4 ~ffs ' 1.71 a. w aor ,:.ittivo!. 4. - T .61ut , . -- . • , . • ~;,---- ...• -- • - ! '.•,' .•. ••- - s - • ' —.•-. - - '-' ' • . , . • . . . .• - , . s k ..•! • . . . • . .. . . . . • THE gI'ATESMAN • , .. . . !the' •Fisil) ii t h 'was Owned b. it rson of the initne litornicl before. - &moot there said ." We : 11, 7 :rii rtill i r , .'. ..: , , .. ' _.: „ . tvarairmi - elnem - Mtvot —' • 7 • • • • i- i i ;---1- . 4 . t riz • ... j_ - . H si t o , , • .. 1 4:. !ITT+. sw - , Atais .tevierit i ' aitiell ! late . igitee oft - 'i :ts)iiivtrnOol Conolaii.j-Whlbbile lit . k '' - '. , . i t.. _ \ imoit Virereseteiirpti ,'.!• I. s MANSION. nouir..: 2 ' . ; •-•.-,E, m _, ' ,k ohl , sii , bii ii t ts it.• y, i t 4 04 t . t oe s4 4,ir. tf o ri s t m .l,,, g Mr. Admin.-1 bilifitirtlie words were seed by all, •far as thit s ittio -of tierehhir - vras concerned,' he (. r. who stood charged el e trait - bu WV; tot wal'ailligod Iriltut• MI6 ens., bn fl adi putty idri-thay' tiereby Bab": • a. Stieliergyeteh IbOydrer doiiiisi - ' attitritilMitia 4 Soli-lelodiew Oa illgrib 1 , Is bete -tins,Cakeeive apPtrekt - 'A ►444 1 `. - Proottlß: 3 Mei' ..CnitoxiteL , ...aDtd . they state , teltartie delisteef.tlict4telirdet jetlllo4llll4llloo ll s o ' 4. &oft' espatiriesi, 4, h t *idle - to. tho - Ogoodooy tittoniotretie ) itti!'VlA lieetret Ircoi'l - ' .• '. - Oi --.4 1" • '' '--*- ' . : cliOrtne * *OF' saftif7 ' . 1 0 ,. c I ,Tasitet *alit?, it a gi ten Ity - th-C.•4oliwi•ill e .tbordatvs -Ofiiihilhtp - , - .a Od 4 ' Mr. Allaine,:- NO; •• they !At best, ilist.l, l l3olto , it444,ei 5 ...• .. , .N.T00 ,1 - .• ‘''' - ;:n hi: ..1 .134. 'l,. , • ch os id e. i de .. 144. . , :. •O. Ihetry eipottbi (Wit Issnald lOW • PosittOlf •oit Cork, -giesniold ineboreceived the ' -bet H' tioaiiti -i t ia i ‘ i i 1,4"4-1....' 4 'll ... I P- 1.. 4 .1 " .ll r o te - ? fn li thiii t WeSk's* Vrbre" 'ti 1 1.499ir 14411/4 ".. g " '(lai r t i so u l:' if • .io • roi rs, hosier ticsu in lini‘FollOrpiirtrf ieeNn'tl... hula Practice of Mr. Bei • -,?' 7 -1 -". t ' ' *-'" ' 4 . i ti or t arar o cif . • jo s , m iaow . ag o* , g it :i k erer ti es *0 • e . 'f hevitiarrrersod a hope . ; Na w ' 4l o * OM by idtidifii; a ConoNza. — Did IYClii , i'veY* ' lfrikult; ihi s tni sokolvedlmorinia.serdictelegsobsOkt***Pby erre b e reill ig et t itelit .: . ", part lof the telt, do** leek -3 1'4 1 0* Wittflootertatt Sid ceived the challense ? •-: .-: 7. ,1 ' '!' obeerehtietts.--Wepreeshre.'s/fillteirltitthrreetnii of t e er"rui the wit"( spoon which: he had revel red; -,,, at tu'enehtu -theiffipl-Art. thniiirtite'hef 1. . Mr: Adlietc , --- , NO; her did tot. -- '- -.- 4paidettref EA . , bt the,laittee, kith , bit 4 -taken Sway,. and -a pl 1 ,;, ) ,,e, N . s adwi., t his. ',hi "Fs, iii i i,E tottibif iiita._.. Conon attoi-lie there any thing that Occurred to the they were calcitated to iiiettit' an ißiej'adt4r - Againif . . fir tipt - the-Defeo& Is rdiVicti4 114. AitaiNolo oto . Pertiortlitt f yoi thinb - InatifrliA '- • .__A.l . t l bial. sot, all soggestiirri ill Adr. Stirling : th e y. weir/ .in site "d etePei get who not deist ISI *Stitt' tiistwr tett' tipiotiitriedifed:the . ' L ' Mi: Adesic."Nv; tis 4 tey. b k l l* eettiing tomoi>‘lesibeßskyr ,-• ^* . •*-.;, r • ---,c l rizt :YE 1". ' -Mr' 2ilho . moo, .pre K tatn& arensintofr. , • Thal 'carte? of , the' Elistibefh - trat till"' did eot Say .iny . tlihtt tbat _ F ive toe to•eadoi-_wo h i i iiiii i licr i t t i i. i fite ut t i g r.& • c • •••-• • •i i • 4 1 %6! Tosmftny be Fnrseerts* : _ '4' •• . • '''..t , 4 ' Boaidro St. ' • . ‘..fsktfillisidtal. before T. Su cum. Faa. ea the body ait Thaap abbot a , ..fortokbt , ill • . r . pistols ? - • ' • - . ' • ' Si. 44141,44 • sits 'lilts's+ ?hoists tePtO • CiTallaihaf. S shawl - Ai` intf;thiti 'di I 800 itt 'lts' tiiiviht tti et beat lirida•phiol- Oval. 't AAi i k at'retirrihm,thstro was pn o •if• V* '6sliiiited tie batilri oiiiiiCiel:-tNit_l4 .- tiler a .stiititill t N tWitif'6l thitijha Ir. gliiwis.—Tliero was so - I'VlSetit - Pirid - Daftif f • ' •t t Of i dal' OWN'', U - % - 't ... ,;- 4.t • .1 ~' i VO r