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r sinnslinal.tor ddm freed Pa abort tented hl trio rut if, the aculteme &rib( It 1111,11: fur peepatation, %lad • f.... r I Lauer for afr, hr piste 1341e3 in his heads, IL:a Nast* ;;A:4l h to ii, is doe:, the et:isitee, skating its chtracter, betois. s at .IclCe a rouraer; and a ),iss Si. bound to couvat use Prinme. h. se, you I ..old he a!lis husant Su a cunita;ti,o. care 5111, it I have suppos: a at. beCaltir worms tit. - criminality is eq .11 ; butt ix-eaisbe firth ddlitices art murder is theeye ii W.f. But let use ask of put Vielni- Pier , sod your h 1,41 LS la alielf, could you calivict the utria.r, the hos:laud, or the with I bare liana I:Jahn/Ai at, th an/alums to um a ed Alcoa. . bat of the Prism*? 1./en :zy ti s,aueabat titiyerent ill its ic.ture. But 1 hare already übs. reed, that his ioterierroce novo slut seem to have be •ii toner Woody ur uutrusire. ‘tt all errata, he cannot inat4uti it the ecusaanton of a murder which was Out commit .1 ; stud ao acquittal of the hest principal well there fore ewe wall not repeat, lest I sight seem to inculcate, the aust,re 'Mulct.. of the cs*. to OnCv Illating It, I couceivr that have sutheitotly discharge.* 111) paii.ful duty. Nay, ere.. sitting II herr I de, I think myself warrautud tit 41016441 g vl..ther the, doctrine he hut a eort of sainnaly iu our code ec....t a q; to the theory :—altnust abrogated m practice ; by t as t ounces uf,l s uigss—atti t be unity ufJ u roes—at he mercy of the Crown. This, Getstleun n, was all I had to nay. The f .alt , r;•e is before yea: if you belwee it, you bare beard Its legal moults front the Bench. You hare the law of the lead, twenty arleaffa against the prtsulaus, oil the one Lund; t'ae law of opinion us the other, endeavouring to excuse *Lein; the oar presenting; rigour; the other st;gtsting twenty. It is fur . you to prononsicc which call you ani obey. The trammels of my *See turbid my adding more. but gore is sr.:thee, a far better votes than wine, a 1w 'ilea, you may hates still. I =au that still small rote,', of which we rem, in Scripture ; and which eddrasses its. , ll to the cuoseience of g.aal and pious men, In the soft and *coiling accents of clemency and pace. lla dictates may In followed, s ith a confidence the must Impli cit. Its the some of hint who cannot err; abu eloatit itad his creatures into error r hu, to jostler without bit inish,cau rate useery without boards.: who, all criminal us se are, ran acquit us. aim yet twine'. To the iiifo; 'nee of these se cret and divine monitimis—oid (as far as hmeau iutirtuaty car follua,; of this divine example, I surrender you, said Cul/JONI the Calla the Prisoners at the bar watt with Inoue anxiety, mid such iuspatieuce, fur your sentict. Judge whether I ant imputieut for a capital couviettuu!' after rein-mg air a short t that .1 *try retaraed a verdict ef Net away, it. favour of both doe Primates, who were im modieteray discharged. JUDGE 11.4 i? DINGE. 1110 ataaro4 ou rusing seuicaze sba Irittiam Willia ms, at this left Ciirdi.f Aware. a• Williams—, nu ore 000viete.i of a base awl cruel murder. Four's is the very deepest soiour of that guilt, whit*, in its in . /Meat views nisi shadeseevery notde and generous current of the bean :injures old repels—kou have columned the Linsicide of a closer l's reveug.a—x lay suass upon the cowardice. It is the serpett in' the was ;and lite adder in the path, who 444 the heel to death. 4t is not the' passian (depaved by its excess) of tliat elevated creature man. Revenge itself is in ins very nature cowardice. The man of true spirit Ibr A ives ; anti proves, by that courage, that hit enemies (who hay.• delimited or have injured liiia) , {re at ma feet.o.'ll..re iii nn victory tan prostal.—. You arc a alisholio ir to your comitryiatal.—The Welsh are too paersionate (I admit Batter tiieto) but *bey are brave, Impair they%re generous. ene mies. Therevengi which grraded 'you to thin in train oci s et the beet, was priJe, stung to the art by en °distils unmerited...but at the worst it *so atecompanied, if not awakened, by the consci ousness of guilt and fear of atindetikaions if you bad felt yourself cal uasniated, theism woo open to *our claim-of redress, i.nd would have ensilded you to re-assert sad re-establish your is4oreti character. " Be taking away this poor creature's life you in tercepted aoristilled his evidence against you ; anal io far you have been discreet iu the address of ga It. But where is the, wisdom of such cunning? It is left handed, said the 1.-:t hand betna)s the a' The disappearance of rule boy—the time and place of it—toe (tete( teal conceal/toast of the death —marks of external violenc./—blood upon your otother--und upon the knife in ;tour pocket—the eorrespondence of numerous and mortal wounds to t)'at instrument—waited their pareethal testimonies aviast you ; and were cosibris.ted by your condi/tit; for you ant only had fled, but had amounted fur your flight by a deliberate. acid subtle fi ction. You bud coother enemy and at home. It was pun. engine, that sure implement of treaeliery to guilt. he depraved cannot. Ise silent--they are self ac cusers by force, net the listening ear betrays them. You awakened suspicion against you ley saysi; : c me naces of revenge extending to the victim's life, anal pointim,r at the concealment of the death. You bane only two days to live ; on Monday next you are to Is no more, lint 1 hope you have employed the long period of your iniprisonrneut in making your l amer with a God of enemy and forlwarance, can lovcs nil his creatures, and whose image has been violated by your impious hand. Your death will satisfy the law—it is the last atonement which is in your power to your fellow-crest:les ; who are sill of &can d e e p ly laity/lei/is! this murder, a► if the child had been their own—for the social world is a family of loves--Him )on cannot recall—you will •gn to hisn'—he cannot a return to ion'—he is in the lesion of his Father stud of has God—with trembling hope that if at se early an age of his play ful course in this world, he had vicious habits store pented, or vicioria propensities undisciplined, a death so vinprepared may plead for mercy to him.— Hope in tliip vrovhd# run give you cone.—Mope. of user-yin iiesot .1 dam not either give or with bold; • becsaaSe the wisdom and goodness of the Jorige who will determine your fate, (not for days, fur mointlui, for years, or centuries of vents, but Inc an unfathoinatile eternity,) cannot be'estimated by man. A. This, however, I can safely tell yeti, because a lirdeenting God has told it rue, that if you sin errely repent—yon will save yoire lOW alive. What i. the measure and spirit of repentance that will produce that 'fruit, will • be sown is weak re-.. !rut will he raised in power'—will • NOW in tarn but witt reap in joy,' it aiould be impious for the to coojeettne t But I can prompt the depth of ite;enuoits remorse, and the conciliating efficacy of prayer, se i i.pensible to your prejiaration for i hat awful state of roeompenee and of judgment, tempered with love and mercy) which you ire now going. to enter. " May your soul, after it has left the body, (and staids naked tar fwe its Creme-, its Redeemer, gml It. Jad.te.) 'find its deliverance at the awful tribunal of eternity! and may it be saved alive ty a new spirit bf self-abliorrence—by hated o f t h e mud by unequivocal peuitence-.-by likuung at the hadulgence of criminal par ions, and 11 a ve teran of tat: nedi.." . a tuage then passed the sentence of duath. • The mot:v.l6o made ay Willies lia:ns, ese . uteu at Larchit, last. ara *. lot thewilfut murder at thivut 13. sltiauis, was—that he watched so op portunity, os the morniug of thc . day ou which he committed the 'erase. of meeting the deirawed alone. and having overtaken him in a field bn his return to higiraiidfother s house, after some words, he knocked the boy down, kitilmml him on the tight t. Mph, and in the stomach,. •• doubled low, and broke bps hack-bone." lie then took a stake tioni the hed 4 e-ifide; . alterpetied at use end, at.d stabbed him repeatedly in 'the neck,. two of which thrusts (being made with both howls), went through and through ; and once, he believed, he stubbed him in the belly. lie afterwards went home to his fa ther's house, but returned at night, and shagged the body about I.so yards to a ditch, into which lie • threw it. 'the Prisoner's father found the stake on Sunday se'iinight, the day before his soa's esccu. tine, and on chewing it to the Prisoner, lie acknow ledged it to be the ideaticul instrument with which be perpetrated the horrid deed. SINGIiLAR EXTRACT /ROM A LETTtia• rno NI ma. L. TO Da. KELLY, LEITII. (Frei' The Motored sod soirkoi Alava.) Some time ago I met with Mr. isiligham, sur geon, of Uxbrid4e, at Iver, who politely invited use to accompany him on a visit to a family in that village, assuring me, that my curiosity would he amply gratified. He was not mistaken. Mr. Bingham introduced me to the mother and two of her childrea: the rest had gone out. Itn examiuing their hands, the thumbs only appeared perfett; instead of fingers, they had only the first phalanx of each finger, and the first and second of the ring-finger of the left Muni. The fingers hail no aids. Such, the good woman assured us, was ulso the condition of the rest of Vie family, and had been (with slight variations) titit of - nu inerous generations of her immediate ancestors. She informed us, that it was the women wily who had the misfortune of entailing this defect nu their otlipting; that 'sometimes they had a child wit's perfect fiugers, but not often. She o!iserved, that they were uo sensible of any great inconveni ence from the want of so Mainy rints, for they had never experienced the adviutti.se, of perfect fi ngers. She told US th e following prAty story coliceming the origin of this strange defect, which may de serve e place hunting the legends of the nursery, if. not in your Journal : A Clergyman, who had taken great delight in the cultivation of fruit-trees, had long suffered keen disappointment, in consequence of the harreu nese of a favourite thee, which he expected would yield au uncommonly fine kind of fruit. At lust some appeared, and they were approaching to that state of maturity which would enable been to de termine the all-important point, when, notwith standing a strict charge which he had given to his Eerde'm.r, to allow no person to enter the garden, the 'applei disappeared. Enni-ed, he taxed the gardener with the theft, which he stoutly denied. (is reply to a charge of disobedience of orders, he affirmed that he could not have supposed that these were meant to exclude his mistress. The Parson's lady was then in a state of preg nancy. Her husband inquired softly, whether her longing had tempted her, like uur original mother, to take the strictly forbidden fruit? She said nu. The gardener was now accused with the utmost violence ; and the cool assertion of his innocence only contributed to the transformation of the divine into a demon. In that state he rushed into his wife's prisence, and, with dreadful rashness, wished, that if she was guilty, the child which she was then with might lie born without fingers!—Poor woman ! she had indeed taken the fruit; and thus became the grand progenitris of a fingerless race, unto (even non) the tenth generation. 114VilL INTELLIGENCE. P — iniTsMOCTII. APRIL 17. Arrived two-E.aat indiamen: Cantulit, Doane; Ann, Mayne; Auna, Marne; Leviathan, Jackson; anti several other outward-bound venbels, from the Downs. Sailed last night His Majesty's ships .Venie.tis and Fisk with a convoy for Quebec snot llaliiax. This day the fleet for the West Indies 4ot under weigh, but brought-to again at .ISt. Helen's by contrary winds. The fleetfor the Brazils still remains here, and exteeted to sail in about tire dupl.—Wind W.N.W. PLYMOUTH. APR 11.46. Arrived yesterday the Peacock stoop of war, with Moe light transports from the Eastward; Cherety guai-brig, from Torbay ; JcrsepA natter, andinakk from Falmouth. Sailed I: Arhille. 74, Captain King, to jinn the Channel fleet ;' the Chanspson, Crane, and Or pclin schooners, to the westward. Came in, this day, the Deptford transport, from the eastward. _ _ Remain in Cawsand Bay—Cie Gibraltar, 74 guns ; Brmisroirk, 74; and Brilernphone. in the Sound—die Ak.radria, PAcrogiz, Champiuni and COMMA. litting in Ilanamse--The Defiance, 74, Virgi nia, Alcmene. Alitaieft, Amason, end Unicorn fri gates; Snapper, Capelia, Cuckoo, Erebus, Comet, Tkais, is Pada, Sauna" Egera Iced ityrtfe. • TORBAY, APIII. 16. Arrived Ilia IVlajcay's brig Hardy from a rrniee. Roiled the Nisitred and Betsey cutters fur the Aft t off Brest. ARRRRNTRII. APRIL 17. SWIM Ilis Majer.ty's ship* Kite and .Starling. with a koovoy for Gotteabargh.—Wind N. W. DEAL. APRIL 17. Remain. in the Dolma a large fleet of Alpe of war and traosporta.—Wind FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Clt••csr.vb, APAIL 1;l-Passed by the Aldfreru. WU 'isms from Garrote, ; Movidener, Junes, from ; 31ereitists, Vise, from the 141-bitits ; :thetas. r, Collin ; mist Ntestimlina (prises), from Portsmouth. Sailed the Lord Roth, for the Smile • Ceor;re, Nestor*, for Gibral tnr ; Vestnt, Barber, for Lon;loarlert, ; Rinse, Cluistoffer • A RTIM, MOM' ; Jaw. Equity, Horruutt, sod Ils e Thetis, Limiisreeo, fur Cuttt THE IkbiRKETS. COIN EXMARGE, AWL The fresh unmet. ef Wheal, this day, make the ,appl y rather considerwele, which is Mill ja sate, at scetesrisdi law,r price. Rarity aull Mari wisiatitia last prim. Beir.w., of each descriptiwe, likewise. White Pear are cheaper. IlLy leg comities-86k fresh sepplies of Oats, thz win taa duo traee are sale heavily at a inidll redaction is price. Flour cuuti.. noes us dieter= guided last week. CORRF2ST FRICK OF GRAIN. • wheel 4SIL tit* 70*. Fine ditto lot 7:,5. ayc 44e. .495. Beir l '7- 41.1 475. od. 3not Tick Haws (014)i05.15a.n411. 4 hag 3 is. :gill 3fie. Pulail4a its 4 11. tal, Potatoe ditto ... . 4.24. nil. Rapc Reed 331. r. 61. ___ , . White Pras 'Mr*. thus. Grey Pees ISenue(olo 51s. Sys. tod. Flair Flour sso. tios &cook Lou 330 NMITHFIELB. Aram is. .. . This Sac's market a ff orded a prett Rood supply of prime B. ants, and the she's- of Cattle to othcr resspeoes aas noose. shut considerable. 1te..1 and Mutton are detuvr than oar list report ; V..:1 and Pork ire cheaper; I.stub sold at lost price, nod the stook to 1tC111.1141 was ruttier Weft. The sates in tie Haymarket *ere toteritgy bechi--!lsy. Strive. nod Clover lett led latter priers than Friths?. market. mis sib. join asincennue stateroom* of the prices and numbers : To soak the uhat per stone of 'lb. Rect.-sa. od. to ss. bd. plead of Clink this Day : Mottos' se. ad.. to ss. od. Moots 1,01.. Leash ..7s. ad. to u. ed. Sheep sad Lambs. slab's Ptak ....56. tot. to Os. lid. Calves .......... ...... !pr Vast ....tis. ed. to 7e. bd. OP '"ItTlIF'"" - - NYMAlliillT. AM IT it kl ELM _eiAliPk ..- Hey ..SL teq. al. to la. E. Straw. titi. to ON. td. Clerera....sl ISt . oil. to V. Iw. od NEWCATE - ANIi - I..EA - DENIIALi kt) the Corium. Du?.... 30. Od. to 40. 041 Ve51.....a. •d. to N. ed. Mottoo..do. od. to 41. 1141. j ei N. is& Lamb ed. to 70. 41. COAL-MASKET, Aram ta. Ships at Market. a , •td. 1P654. 12as Neareast 23-11hisievismIl li .... 4N. at a a: w Id. 1.. Stowe Gel 44 a lA. lA. 1 eNtertinr.-EisTs.-Mos s—asiiiinj tis Pialie Wets. BIRTHS. Oa Satuod - iy, Mn.s Murray, Fleet-street,'of a erns. flu t h e 4th April. nt Southwick, tt.e Lady ,if Len. Dun lop, of Dunlop, of a !am. tut the loth April, Mrs. %wheals, of Strathrirve, Larhr of %V illiom Ilackentic, Es q. Nereus, sth Militia, of • i:aughter. MARRIAGE. On Saturday lost, at St. George's, ghtonohury, Matthews Curseßis, Esq. to "tlass l'tterson, eldet4 l'.argliter of the late Atha l'ttersuu, Esq. of MArwell H.lll, 1n tite count/ of Suotbautp ton. DEATHS. Lately, at Prvansey, Sussex, the. wife of George Vinter, • Esq. Rarrark-Nester at that place. Last week, at Ceonehosse, sear Plymouth, after many year lingering illness, which she bore with exemplary forti tude anti resigtuttlun, Mlaa Isabella Langton, aged 25, daughter of the Camara of Rothe s. *Ate was a lady of the moat accomplished beauty, sad amiable dispositsan. Her remains were deposited is Stoke chttreli-yard, us Monday last, with very funeral solemnity. The steer was per formed by the Rev. R. Huglil; it, in the meat eloquent mid impressive manses, amidst a concourse en' 4pectatord. A few day. since, at Hammersmith, in his dr th year, John Rice Cs+ a character mistraLle sail penurious. Mr. Bin ws rmo in Westminster, and having received a 1121111;Cli education, he resolved to try his Corium in America. He sailed fur New York, where he 'ruled, and gut an appoint smut as an organist. Is this situation, denying himself the C 1.2111100 necessaries of lite, be accumulated a toosietraMe suns of mosey, and returned to Englawd. His habit was that of the snot indigent beggar, aud so deplorably misera ble was Ilia garb and appearmee, that be was tamed ust of two lodgiugs be took. At leortis be obtained a room at a glazier's shop, sear Marsham-street, where he was taken ill. (le requested ha might he deeetnly Hotbed, ai,d conveyed to Mr. Boyce, at Hammersmith, %hum father, he a: id, was his must intonate acquaintance. He was aretwilingly taken to the boom of Mr. Boyce, a here be survived ooh a few days. Alter his death, his will was opened, by which it ap peared, that Ise had bequeathed to lie. Boyce, sad lemma to the Bishop of New-Turk. Ile is said to have died worth 40,c001. • HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT WHIMS-BRIDGE. Mons. after.. 9 ( Eves 99....5uu. ailer...9 SALE BY AOL-110.1. CAPITAL LEASEHOLD PRESTISES,STRAND, AND DEN M Ii E-COURT. By Messrs. GREENWOOD sed CO., At Garraway's ('utfec•lluese, `Chatigt-Alley, Curakill, ea MONDAY, the ktxth of April, lieu st Oue o'clock, ia Three Lots, by direction of the .Issiguees of Masers. Busby and Hill, hatters, bankrupts, 4 Substantial i.E.ttiEti4 )l.1) DWELLING /M. DOCSE, with excelleot SHOP, and extensive beck Prewibes, in that capital bitaativa kw boainess, No. nyspy and, near Seethaniptuu stnestl aloe, a desirable DWEL -I.l'N'G-HOUSE and biloP, adininieg the above, Whig No. sot', Strand; and a couveniest DWELLING-HOISE. sa tiate No. 7, Denmark-Cvart, agar Exeter 'Clinge. May be viewed, by permiodoe of lie testicle, six days previous to sale, and okscriptire partmalars bad On the pre miers; of Mr. Godniund, Solicitor, Bridr-Cunrt, New Erklye-etreet ; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Grecuw.unl and Co. No. al, Feseburels.street. DR. ADAMS VALUMILE µ'OlKB, FOR SCHOOLS AN9 FOR YOUNG PUSUZIS. T NEW EDITIONS. This day are published, 1. 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