The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-24 00:00:00

• I i 1 I `,l lipot . 1 ; THE STATESMAN. r _~ . _.. ~ , _.. . POLICE. FIRE...4T 1110SCOM 1 41 Thig wlinderfal coofiogintion caused all the for- --smo--- laifications of the Toe ti-wall to fall, and. all the ". --em— The late tenfiagratiun is not the first by which ordnaoce that were upon it to burst. The walls were Farringdon ssitbin, present ("ItiILORALT.—The Sentlenten of the Inenest for the Ward of .M. Beoxast) a-Woman of theetinallporeofthi.,,alliit,tii4ii,gonaAhlteinaniamilr, that city has been vieited. We extinct the following made of brick, according to the • ancient way of a shol at No. 41, Mintkivell-street, for the tale of ' bread ;:nd curious narrative from a pamphlets publielled Brier : building, without either fortifications or ditches. — the file of London, nhich happened in September Many that had saved themselves among them, were, 80lt n I d . fotog in her shop exposed to vile, a quentity of t:66, and whieb our Readers will find in the liar- nevertheless, roaSted, so fierce and vehement was the Y sei e z f el nu Ti l l i eVr t, cieli vr ei h n7ott e w 1 nv'e e h rU ul a a n c d nine' ' d" Ma ,;trace and of the leion Miscr`Clary, vol. ili• P. `=B3l edition 171.3. tire ; among them netny - Italians and Walloons of : half (pastern loaves, - : a deficiency of PI °team. a p • a e r ee ly n: w w a w en ei u g e e r e e l aiipiopth quay t ear p e r ti ete u s tu ce c o u f h sun In this eamphlet. the writer, after describing the my acquaintance ; while the fire lasted, we thought ; fire of London by 1'2,000 houses, and property, filet a million of caminns had been thundering to The woman alleged that she bad no knowledge of, cr privi.ty estimated attoerther at 7,335,000 1 . were destroyed, gather , and our thoughts were upon nothing but death, i x t e t. tr ay etnd ea ler 3 shop, ' to, she Offenee. !She did not hake the bread, nor was she in 'a gives the following Act gout of a plague and a fire in thinking the fire would ©seallat some days, because of the condition to _kno , w that it was deficient in weight, as she did nut 11114' had any occasion tor weights, sell- Aleseow : great circumference of th tle and suburbs ; but all , d and biscuits. The bread now seized on had " MoscoW, the chief city of all the - countries of ,this was done in less then for hours time, at the end ; been ' „;, , , p li e s to her by a Mr. Briggs, a baker, redding No. the Emperor of Ituesia, is a very'great city, but not of which, the noise growing less, we were curious to l f r i , cohlen-Leue, and on hint, she submitted, the love ought to well compacted ; it bath, in compass, with the know, whether the Tartarians, of whom we stood in ! i The Worthy Alderman (Sir M. MAX %II) mid, as the baker ; did not live within the jurisdiction of the City Magistrates, he Suburbs, well inhabited, and as full of people as the no leas fear than of the lire, were entered—they are town, about three German leagues and a half, which a warlike people, though they eat nothing but roots, could only l look to the person in whose possession, expiaed far mnketh about fourteen English miles; the compass and such other like substance, • and drink only w ater. • sups ttoiewillil;tecettl:eatil.ihboettiovifati2tnd. W u r re n : E l i t e : l i l t c o u g r l c at _ t o: l i t the ino ha r d - exposed, in consequence p oor of the high price o l ; !wend, art . . i l iel t l i l f of the town, within the walls is about three English ' The greatest Lords imOngst them feed upon flesh, miles ; the streets and pathways are of grant trees, baked between a horse and the saddle, wherein every ti there were of life, he iv ae filled ss t indignation, in me a n ., set close together, and some boards by the houses , risieth dust s' , rsema ; neverthetess they are very . calaLmilitie.s.wertLinheandwoni"!tth'n„Vdatlylinmkagaf ;tlfirgiaellilychale"..rt side; and it i so dirty in rainy wtather, Chet it : strong, and inured to all hardships, as also one baker to one-half the full cetera, and, on reeection. he was s il l e rill m l is impossible to go through the city, otherwise ate their hotees, oho are wonderfully swift, and e os h t tu r l x d t i e l l i t e so u I ii r f d ot:r d e t h: r w r a n reso t l: a er t d : l o t indict it to than on horseback ; according to the - custom of will travel further, in one day, eating nothing hut pay, in the present ins e tance, r the ' full therefore, that amou e nl7, a s n ygri the country, where horses are of small value, mid of grass, than our's would do in three , upon costs, to 51. which, there naslittle doubt, she Would be enabled served d eoverfniin the baker with whom she dealt, and olio de little expetice. never being shod for any journey what.. ' oats ; therefore, 'the Tarearians come so easily from being made an example of. ever, unless it be during the ice. The houses are !60 far, to invade the Russians. They have also that „ iiI)W4STREFT.— /k young man in the. employ of a relicceilil e but one story high, or two at the most, all built l craft,' that they only come in the summer, for the silversmith, in the Struid, was eeamined before Mr. 1311:•411',:tt with wood, set up at the top of one another ; ; coliveniericy of th eir horses : their country is tempe - thi.•Otticei on Thuretay bg, charged with defraudine his 'er n _ there are, ill the ci:y, suburbs, tied castles, about ; rate, from whence they come about the latter end ri purchased P h e d a t a si ii in i st r` ..r " v i i hat l ir the in value to MI. 24. l i ' t r L an at eis t ll e urt . nt, a u s ta h r iat tinie ago, tire thousand live hundred churches, built, for the ' of Februarys that they spay lee in Russia about I 'f mornings sink, Lie 'lls.lller. most pact, like.chapels, most of them with gorat ; beginning of Jane, and go back again into their own w ho t was a confideutial servant, was sent to receive the money, I r ° A P e ` tr e • 1 . 1 P trees set one upon another. Thegreat Duke's lodge I country at the end of it, lest they should be over- :Z u g ' , A SI • rOa h is hi m he n o l i l is l i 7i rv e e r d e t " ha t t :n t t li " e in w .i „r h t l a ve ljr n i r ni t lug is also built of woOde which he thinketh whol- I takn by the winter in Russia ; which if it should connection with Mr. Coitus had taught him the value of m oney, as col a u r t roo . f ra /f sl u v • a li s ic c t r i et , tetelidadbdedtzteitlrofieheldtforrom di l e:olas tdis somas than stone; the castle is pretty well fortified i fail l e ut they would he all starved, because of the with walls and broad ditches ;it occupieth as much great deserts uninhabited, containing above three pawed over, until cire nuts - Mixes occurred which raise:dinsausreir roum as all the rest of the city—on one side of it hundred German leagues, and, therefore, void of don ; the Prisoner tea; apprehended and taken before a Magis trittz s• r i a le m n S w ir d f c ' il Burdett a earactrtittd he e d a p a r d od a u i z e d a his aa Ba nker'. disc dwell the Sins, on the other the A ptisins,who are the all relief, as well for themselves as for their horses, Treasurer's of the greatDake,in whose hands, as soon there being then no grass upon the ground, which whatever, on the contrary , he laid paid even the odd . ea nn . ell. .lei oneconee, you melt put in all your merchandises. constraineth them to make such a journey, w hich i s . The Prisoner was fully committed for trial. Urnov-nser..- About a fortnight ago the Norwich Expedi4, Being dePartedirom Nerva, althut the 10th of July, above - twelve hundred German leagues, in four or ` brow; . don was robbed in its was from Norwich to London of a anall 1570, we came, on the beginning of August, to fi ve months time, with all their army, which con- : paper parcel, ceniaining Norwich aod Ipswich Bank- Moscow, where I found • the great Duke and his sisteth commonly of about one httsdred and fifty notes amounting to upwards of 50001. As soon as information r Ctillinghottre was sent to Norwichao &t -akers, buoy in seeking out Omit thirty persons, thousand, or two bemired thousand horses, as good as : 7 33 received i" tors who fell all wider the sword of the common hang- can be ; having forall wenpons, a jack of mail, a dart, • ara town o ' o r te?rldracavenituirniennewke7iyth tanmia"nsionnrceinis'tagewrheofigrrmederi° man, etcept'One, %Vile Wall cast alive in boiling water; and bow and arrows ; they know nothing of what i helmeted to the coach, either as coachman or horse-dresser. Ist; i P riso u,' r un d e rw ent a long . private examination before Mr. and this , because they had taken bribes : most of belongeth to guns, having in all their country bat NAME, and was remanded tor further eamination. them were great Lords, and fainiliars with the great two cities wherein the Emperor keepeth his Court, I m est.—Rebore Roberts, ti ho had been reietmiled 3)uke ; others were m e rchants' of Novogorod, with without any villages or houses, but are contented to . fromrida AT;onVe flitch; irntlar, the charged on susp icion ing of fo ici r gentery Isles :area on their wires, children, a nd familiess accused of tree- live under tents, whic h the y remove to and fro, as Fyrged, evidence wit be sud ' to son in behalf of the Ki n g of Poland. Few days they see occasion. i hint. I A person of the name of RickerelN„ a clerk in the employ- after, a horrid plague invaded the town of Moscow, " But to come again to our misery, after we had ment of Mesas. Roberts, Curtis, and Co. charged with eieber and the places about it, with such violence, that in hearkened awhile, we heard some Russians running zling tt v l a i rious su . ms d of inu i r c icy,. thi: trial. rty of his employers, four month' there died above two hundred and fifty to and fro, through the smoke, who were talking of ; wa Le„ :"' en c , " 7„nr itt e e s Cork, two t e sv i o lis b7s, " the one only 11, aril the thousand people ; and it was particularly observed, walling the gates, to prevent the coming of rho Tar- I other only seven.yeare fag'. were cheered with foreine 3 dr:iit that in eight days, that is from the 10th to the 18th tarians, who were expected, when the fire went out. i for al. on the house of essi. Fry and Co. in Mildred's-court, ud of August, there died teeo thousand seven hundred I, and my interpret( r, being come out of the maga, , e l . e h o tn a s itry, i tar? ‘. o it r o tnig thetn t net b , P ( t ta d p t si l d t e nf a nd ns t:t r t 4 :r 3 ing olly th n e saXiii and three priests ; and this plague (lid continue so : 7,10 e, found the ashes so hot, that we durst scarcelon Wednesday last, the check was presented^ for payment at fiercely, that, in the end of it, every one wondered tread ePoti them • but necessity compelling us, we I Fry's e b i enking-irse, liy the d ynneer boy.! was at once dis: when he shet any body of his acquaintance. This ran towards the chief gate, where we found twenty- f:,"tlie to o tt i l l c e a urt o i r tfit er. w " as an catechised Brown, tahned Offi cer, ,e a who M in g nc, „a t .extreorditiary misery was (allowed the year after, on five or thirty men escaped from the fi re, with whom, ; confeased that he had received it from his ',tether, ,he said, the 15th of May, by a strange ruin and contiagra- in a feW hours, we did wall that gate, anti the rest, • i rlir l opee fo a r t h e i -Ttr i„n t th w e • stre et. iert t e (I.llP.iettrieandsaraciansnuneinedialtiorocsav; (i,idnye lion; the occasion was, that the Emperor of the Tar- and kept a strict watch all that night with some guns ' It did not appear in what manner they obtained use Week {Arians being discontented that the Russians did apt that had been preserved from the tire ; in the morn- check, which had been titled up, nor did it turn out how they pay him some menial tribute; and beeriest besides, j ag , learned that Jolly and Co. kept cash at Cry's boo e. The elder seeing that the place was not defensible with so Prisoner said, he had been directed to write the check by an that the great . Duke, by his tyranny and massacres, few people.as we were, we sought the means to get ' other boy, but who that boy was did not appear. , - has so depopulated the country, , that be shout , ' find i into t h e r es ti e , whose entry was then inaccessible : , -The Loao Meteor. °trend theelder boy the option of being no great resistance that way, did summon him to pay I the Governor was very glad to hear of our intention , lent to sea, oto take his trial; hi;saasidrheenidid.oode so t wish to go a to the said tribute ; but the great Duke returned no- !and cried to us , that we should be very welcome . nex , t a . c ri ed very much be a unt il i thiug in answer but spiteful and repreechfel words ; ; i but it was a most difficult thing to come in, because wherefore the Tartariati came out of his country, llt appeared, that their mother is a poor washer-woman, red ding at Mile-end. ; the bridges were all burnt, so that we were fain to i - about the end of February, followed with ite army I get over the wall; having, instead of ladders , . . MARLIIOROUOVIATRIRST.OOI/k, the eederant . Vere-street pub about of one hundred thousand horse, who, withi n rho lia t ati, who was sentenced to two years ' impti e rn w m i e t r h lt r not wi t ft ie some high fir-trees thrown from the castle to us pi l lory, for detestable praefices, was r ef t space of two months and a half, did ride about five : wherein instead of rounds to v et they had t up, be a trAaegralina, !nth hundred German leagues ; which make two thou-an assault, uncle, n th rg e following cireitin: stances :—The rrosecutor was at work* the house of Mr. 5--, 1 ; made s om e notehes ' with a hatchet, to keep us i a g e ntleman I. Ake neighbourhood of North. A w ney-street, I land English nudes : when they were come about ;from eliding l—we got up them with much ado ; : when, Cook knocked at the deor, and the Prosecutor answered two days journey from the frontiers of the Duke, hel ; for, besides the evident inconvenience of those : It• in the absence of the servinst. -Cotik Mired that his name resolved to meet them, and to give them battle ; but ;rough ladders we did carry about us the sum of ; IRMA brakes to Mr. S. and that he had just come out of New- ! he lost it with a prodigious slaughter of his men. The . I four thousand ' th 1 ' a ers,besides some jewels, which gore. Mr. S. was confined to his bed, add be desired the door ;to be Shut against the Defendant. which wits done. Cook bee., Duke, knowing that the Tartarlan would seek him i I was a great hindrance to us to climb along those high labusive, and, in the mpst dlsgueting . lenguage, Out, ran away as fast as he could ; he was only t rees , and charged tie Prosecutor, as well as Mr. S. with having been that which did double came vei le our fear, was, that . part of the vile gang who formerly frequented his house in Vere within nine leagues of Moscow, when the Tartarians .we sa w . before our ey es some of our company, that I street. Came and encompassed . the town, thinking. he was ; had nothing 'hut t heir bodies to save, yet tumble The Prosecutor . , who swore htmself to have lately retu rned tame within. They set afire all the villages round about i d •' from abroad, denied any knowledge of Cook or his auociates. own from the middle of those high trees into the l He followed the Defendauts into the street. and, pullinicitr his It ; and seeing that the oar' would prove too todi. Bit e : ,, full of burht batiks, so that . we could not tread! hat for better Sdentity,• insisted on their retracting what they had ed. Th elm for them, resolved to b urn that g reat cit y , or at . but u p on dead corpses, whose heaps were so thick I alleg e wo man commenced an assault, and aided b y the least , the suburbs of it : for this p ur p ose, having 'every were,violeuce of Cook, the Prosecutor gut roughly handled. — The that 'we could not avoid to tread upon defence was, that Cook went to tho'honee to get some money pieced their troops round about it, they set fire on ; c limb 119 • and that I d ue to rim ; a° 4l, on them, as if it had been a h ill to being ordered to find hwil, it was stated. all sidee, so that it seemed a burning globe ; then „N e i l did . augmen our trouble was, that in treading t ''' • that befo ; before e uc a scene wonid be presented at the Sessions as was never did rise so fierce and violent a wind, that it drove the . disclosed , Cook gave his address.. 47, Upper Ratlihoae -1 upon them their arms and legs broke like glass; the place; and the bail were, Cook, Long-lane, Bermondsey, and rafters and long trees fr om the suburbs i nto the city; poor limbs of these creatures being calcined, by the arKeimie, Castle-street , Ox ford-street. the conflagration was so RUd(101), that nobody had vehement heat of the fire, and our feet sinking into Cook was also charged at Queen-square Office, .on Wedoes hTia, i n s ass: time to save himself, but in that place where lie was those miserable bodies, the blood and the fi lth did s d ia ny n're l s 'it it‘netttn:isaactiLe.titirotielii•cesiefiturundaie:tii l ' i l s d ts r e n i f r` tl, l .7; nen.. :The persons that were burnt in this fire, were squirt is our faces, which begot such a stench all the brethren to the Megistracy, at t h e time of their conviction, and . Mont 9,00,0q0; which did happen, because the the langnage of the former n o w le, that the whole will be ea town over, that - it was impossible to subsist in it. ~ D posed in a pamphlet. houses are all * of w ood , and the streets paved with Die twenty-fifth of May, in the evening, as we treat. fir.trees, set close together, ! phial being oily , expected, in great perplexity, what the Tartarians and resinous; made - the iticendy 'inexpressible —so would attempt agaiisstus who were about four bun that in four *hours time, the city and suburbs were . . . $ deed in the castle—the Tartarians whim wetted sa 'wholly consumed. I and a young man of Rochelle, luted with our Suns, and killed ' . some of them that that was my interpreter, were in the middle , of the w ere coming too near one of the castle gates, began lire, in a magazine vaulted• With stone, and extraor- , if to go back the same way that they came in, with so i • dinarily strong, whose wall was three feet and aha .. . . much speed, that the next morning all that torrent thick; and bad no air but on two sides ; one wherein was drained up, for which having given God tha nks I seas the coming in and going out, which was a long' . and set our business in order, as well as the present . alley, in which there were three iron gates, distant Ca . w , laty would permit, we went away from that de about six feet from each other; on the other si d e . , mi t p lace " there was a window or gr ate, fenced with three iron Is' -e flutters, distant half a foot one from another : we i The great Duke was John Bnsilides, the famous Ty rant. • _ 'Shut them inwardly; as well as possibly we could : , nevertheless, there came in so much smoke,. that it was more than sufficient to chock us, had it not been for some beer that was there, with which we 'refreshed ourselves now and then. Many Lords. and Gentlemen were stided in the caves, where they had - retired, became their houses being made of grey{ trees, when they fell, they crushed down all that 'was underneath;' others being consumed to ashee; stopped all the passages of going and coming out, so that for want of aiethey all perished: the poor eou et ry people that had saved themselves in the city,with their cattle, from threescore miles round about ; seeing the kOnflagroion, ran all into the market-place, which is isot paved with woodes the rest ; nevertheless, they were all roasted there, in such sort, that the tallest man %pouted bat a child, so much had the fire con trecteri their limbs ; and this was by reason of the . great houses that weretound about it. A thing snore hideous and frightful than any tan Imagine, in many places ofthe said market, the bodies were piled, one . upon another, to the height itiattif a pike r whith put me in a wonderful admiration ; being not able to ap prehend, nor understand, how it• was possible they etteald be so heaped together. ~ • . . • .1+ letter from New Orleans, dated Augus t 12, says, i " On yeduesday night . last, about ten o'clock , a isle Umnneticea, eCeasithraily necompenied with visio ' and hail, end. hich 'continued with a most dreadful violence for upwards of four hours. As we have ne- . vet: . witnessed any thing to equal it, neither do we be lieve the imagination can picture to itself a scene i more truly awful and dietressing than that which its i • consequences present. The market-house, a large 1 i and solid building, entirely demolished ; its brick cos- I lumns, of two feet diameter, swept down as -though j their weighty cons tr u ction presented no obstacle whatever to the overwhelming element. The roof Major-General Smarr is appointed Lieutenant- ! carried off from-the church of the convent, the fence Governor of Fort William, in the room of Lieut.- :, surrounding which, as also the tr ees in the g arden, Gen. Ikt‘Dosm.o. many whereof are remarkably la r g e, leve l led to the ground. The tin covering of the theatres, neiled 'on Last week a poor man having nearly fevered the in such a minner , as wo uldcertainlybare resiste d trunk of a large growing tree, he ascended for the : any ordinary force, twisted and torn of as though i t purpose of fixing a reps to pull it in a parti cular • were mere paper. A g r e at p art of the brick 'wall direction ; while in the act of fastening the rope the surrounding the garrison beat down. It would be tree fell, and so crushed the unfortunate man that he impossible to particularise all the damage that has died the nest - morning, amidst the lamentations of . been done; we believe, howbver, we may assert, that his wife and children. i there is not a building in the city- or fauxbourgs, but ' FATAL Aceiovre.—Mendey week, a lad at' Haile- 1 what has been more or less injured. But the scene 1 bury farm, ' who was driving the kine to the milking. ; presented to us on visitine the shore who shall 1 yard, was overthrown and gored by a bull in the tempt to . describe ?covere Th b e d lev ithel almost en entirety de - ' field. An elderly man went to h i s assistance :in drstroya=the beach wgm yes ifew minutes some workmen perceived an uproar in ' Bela, merchandite;trunks, &c.and here and there the the herd (which always happens when any of them . viaail% Oen a mangled corpse. All the shipping are fighting ), ran to them , and found the man ex., below town high •and dry in thew oods. All the piring under the feet of the enraged apimal. It ii river carft, barges„rnerket-boats, &c. entirely crush supposed that he-Was killed by being trampled upon, - ed to atoms. As Wei w.e have heard from the coun- Iu the boll's horns were not above four ladies long, try, the ravages have been terrible—the planters' and ite bad tut appearance of having been gored ; but dwellings, sugar-houses, Ice. demolished ; and we his jaw bone was broken, and he was math bruised, hese.reason tolear that nearly the whole crop of about the chest. The ball has since been shot. sugar will t he • . ,Is ~ IVEST.IIINSTEIi SESSIONS, Ocr. 23. --•=l.-- Patrick 11laheny and Edward Callaghan, w ere indicted for stealing a quantity of bricks, 'due 51, the property of Mr. Samuel Mare. It op:m ire d from the evidence adduced, that the two P•is4, lers were, about two o'clock in the morning, d tes col i n leaving the building carrying on by the Prosecstar, each carrying a basket full of bricks; and was recognised as hating formerly worked f or thi Proemtor. En their defence Ma it nf said, he [ A AA the bricks up in the street, and ettlaghati ne : i4 havipg any concern in the transaction. The J., r y found both Prisoners G-ailty. Callaghan was evil.% tenced to 1.1 days imprisonment, and, as the CH At: M.% N (M r. W.vrsum) said there was but too much rt.lit sots to fear that Alahotty,who had been in the ern/A(4 I Of Mr. Mare, had seduced his companion to assiii him in the robbery, he was sentenced to one mouth's confinement. Eliz(thce: WRI indicted for stealinz % goattliiy of lace, the property Of Mr. Durham, l ed cretary to the Vaccine Institution, Golden.quare. Mr. Durham stated, that the Prisoner had heal three weeks in his service, during which time he missed sundry artichq, but particularly a silver table spoon,'with the stealing of which he taxed the rris soner.. She, however, positively denied any know. ledge of it; and Mr. Durham, in Cousequneir e , locked up all his silver-plate, excepting a silver tea spoon,...in . a mustar&pot, which had disappoared th % next morning. lie then discharged the P r i mer; but, previous to her leaving, he searched her trunk, and found the lace in question, Which she hid takru from a rap bolonging to Mrs. Durham. The Jury found the Pt isoner Guilty, when the Prosecutor said he had but an insulf.clent character with her, as s was very much addicted to drunkenness, but he be lieved that to he her only fault, and therefore to. commended her to a lenient punishment. The Cnainot.tx commented at some length on the evil consequences of inttrtication, es k prep,* th e mind of all persons who indulged in it for a,,y crime, by the commission of which they could it,. dulge that propensity. He should, however, on ac. count 'Of the Prisoner's youth (about 20), give iler an opportunity of refraining, by koCping her from therusaof spirits by a mouth's confinement. MOST DORRIBLE MURDERS. I :4 C : U ytta t i A .urs, i i i . of ag) l w a l e b ‘ la cd t a tr t l e ' n e r ,: ii d e n h fla v n r:g:t E k l, d i e r : U t ci t a llt r i t e T h ni b t ri i l l i t i ti t : l.Rd a ta b t i: P l i f . l t t u l. t l i ti n l i e i t larder of Margaret Ili sta. e, to .lausasy last (for the dasctivery ot the perpetrator the Praire Regina at renal a teViardlif 2t.16 guittetts) ;also charged tt ith the ntul murder of Sarah Ford, about tit) years of age, ot tte pa uL of North 'latish, on the preceding ,satairday. are hare alreadi kited the circumstances which led to his sapprelietision. Wino bronglit to the Dartmouth lam, l'lymoatii, he s Inattarily euw leased the murder of Sesata Ford, whici. he etlectel by first heat ' ing her ti ith a broomstick, and cutting her beek with a wend hook ; hr then took from her-twenty two .tiki viiiwwce i threw a hag over her heal, chased the window rue aia west ! lip swirl, broke open a hoc, took au- eutire sal of clothes he { hinging to the husband of :he dereasel, in which w dressed him- I self, left the house after locking the door, and throwitag away the key : he theta went to me river,•where he sank the Little of his on n clothes, except bis hat, which h.. I f• neat the carom of the woman. Ile was con:lamed to King-bride, with a view to ascertain if he was concerted lathe murder ot theettild at Wok broolitc, on'the 20th of .inn. last. as he bad he u fourilmataap. pre:tended and exutniued by a Committee of (;eutlentest alt alagi trates, which had been formed far tile purpose of awes& gating that flail deed, but had escaped far it rat ot mintiest ert• deuce. Tuesday morniog, after regales ing his uncle to beteg 'for, in Lis presence and that attar Constable. be eenreiacil !he horrible act, by saying, 'V. I did murder the child." Upeo ' hying thtet rogated :as to the particulars, lie Either stated, Wit . about six Welack in the evemiug of thetllth of January last, he met the child betweea Ilell-cross and the house,: t tat IM ell' mated her to !thew him the way to Sentry-gate, - mid ire woald givelor a penny; she cuinplied w itli his request, aud proceed. d user the stone steps and the stile icailieg to it ; that in the second trial he took her out of the path, went across that field into the nett. where he attempted to violate her pasitu, but could sett alert it, in consequence of her cue s a nd resistance; be then look a stick from the hedge, struck her twice an tl:e head, which ha supposed to have stunned her, as she made no murk noise, after. wards ;alted Iler head to pieces With . large stones ; and it ;wing dark, heawys, to be quite sure she was dead, he kit triah his hand, and ((mud haw brains were beaten Out ; he strip:mil laza( all her clothes but her stockiogs, which hr intended to haw) taken away, but thiakime them of bilk value, left thew in tba same field, except the shift; he then went to a pool, aear !ice try-gate, washed his trowsces and hnsiaands, and wiped two with the shift, which he duels into the hedge; he returned w hit lodgings at 51 oreleigh, at about half-past ame o'elack.—lte its man Al small stature, about five feet five inches hige,n.dark walls tame of the left lisps in his spec++, sandy compies to hair, and an aquiline - sue. and has altogether a most ample:out forbidding appearance. JIW Strtlagly itt•14 . 119 he has 3:0 associate, but was the sole perpetrator of these bloody warders. Another horrid murder was committed last Monday night. tit Imagford, a small village near Alarket-ltrayton, Arapshirs (about tea miles distaut from the price tritere Mrs. Moray al her servant at ordered Mrs. lit.'s hnsband), on the !miles of Mr. Eraucis Bruce, 4. farmer, and his housekeeper, whu were hail' foloud of Tuesday morning, in their kitcheu, lilt their throat eta I and the house robbed. On %Veda/4:day the Coraner'sdury sat, but no discovery had then! wen made o po s e d I‘4'etC.ici had perpetrated the deed i,¢u it was sup to Were bat done before eight o'ciock in the eveubsg. as they.acaerellY tired early to fwd. 111 . 2 1/Wod had„ however,. brew traci•d tit trills and rateett elortoe, a distance of alahut a Mile, shad nit ; Owed. le ill Sod in same slisce A. letter received from Peal, dated on Thar:bu, mr-• " A murder of au atrocious nature has just been eutanateed os board of a ship Is fug in Vie 1)a the. front the best! nfot of ao 11 can collect, it appears that deead a tanrata and fur some 4;auir was ordered by the Lienteriant, car mataditig in the absence of the Captain, to wallet:se quartet. deck, naila musket oa his shualder , like a pt..ivate: this, itwr ppseatrisllnt;enireifrocrimd toorilbor,thrgenbtahrnkongs tocutletent:tmtliarreor.a, hehecrbare..l c"i rb i n ita l s d 7 k : i g d l f i l h k l t 'f( h o us e r ;' l ll :.: i i: in e u o u i r ld t d e ° , na kca a l n ii : rr t i d ); so: a c t o tm allu ul (h i k g ,ei'f a g : gi i t kl t i : llh l ie . ' n iwtre d e ec *Pult' t ; : tri r dost L in i 'l:o4. t e l a i t t e'di :l l): : e ;:: l : ll : 7 natikterjeant Shrungh the body, and he expired almost iota!' d/liilarnet;ireeYralirtiAiiit'asilsgitolilii''the.ll44til murdered m all have been brought oa nte tbheeintlfnataviddiattleoslyplttaalsk,beattarluoni'dw6l)itrblittileieuabf:erocrslad:lyaTt.nildelgan6eallA?l;nwtheirtigr.:4lttya':dtluP:ruw:trliere'f": Sconrs DcaTn.—Wednesday evening, W' ° five and.six o'clock, Mr. Trencher, jun. of the fits of Treacher and son, tallow-chandlers, in Patersoy ter-row, expired, bar in g Just returttedo" from transacting some business; and after ecwet,i4 with *a friend at the door of his house, was procett• ing through the shop, when he fell down We are concerned to add, that Mr. T. had not married more than .a fortnight. .... - DIEM - On the 92& init. at A u berries, sear Sudbury, in his 60 114 T. Ha. a isersTe'y,' Esti. banker, of London. At I.)nctitb, on,the Illth ha. 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