The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-06 00:00:00

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The MOM satisfactory references eta be risen to Noblemen and lieetleimen whose sons have 'wee under his care. I.etters to be left for the Rev. 0. R. Jefery's Bookseller, 4. Pall-Mall, f.nodlos. COFFEE MART, No. 2, SEVER ha-trrossr,Saorruita, Louttut. Ealsblhird by the Weal ladies Mailers sad Northants. • EACON and C.. bet( to inform the ?labile they JO may depeod apes tidier soppllail wills' inspector *ra ta*: Cast at the most moderate prices, the Market will adult of. Alan, Famines may ref) , anon bating Teas, seism. sod every sedate of Granary of beat quotas:. • The Trade supplied. Hotel aid Coffee-house Esepors. supplied at trade prices. Shipping ordera'wheeitted. - - L OOKING 01.ASS.ES and FURNITURE —Reve- MI liege SEL'ONO H. 1140 PLATE-4, are•tilw on sale, at COOPER and Son's hlanuractory. 93, Bishops phestreet, Within. —Some of the larger sizes are admira bly adOpted for large dining-rooms and' elegant drawing rooms. A large sasortwient of rich Ilnlshnd Chboaey, Pier. sad Owr.l tramea. with Nets Glasses of saperior colour and the prima reduced beyond ail former precedent. Rate Glass for Window. Carriages. ke.--This article may also be manufactured as hirh as 130 by 72 lathes, 120 by 013, or to any riven dimensions. - Noblemec. Gentlemen, Surveyors, Proprietors of Hotels and others, will find this Warehouse deserting attention, *Omits estesslveVarletyof covalent Cabinet and Chair Work. The aphotstery smacententv display some new specimens el patellar seatatsa sod elegance, with% the still creator advert ise of amonomy lo We charge. J. C. sod Non In particular Alre7t the attention of the 011ie to their newly inventeelVash-:!and.Stand, contain. *rentals sonveikeees (especially nacre' to Invalids) to whisk ail elbitlit le weans , ptagentad. • • A eseeldwab4 assortment of Turkey Carpels ; and all Other Carpettleg es the It.. redeetioe. ANGBL INN. IT. CLEIJENT'S STRAND.• egoitant. rir +CM oltelet FoR T 1116. ADD CoN Tame PAIIIDeLS AND moneganotells TIE FOLLOWING MANIA eel other C(MC HES go from the ala vs INN : • is Royal Mall, via Dever,Tuesday and Friday Night.. at Twelve. Partamenft and Gosport WO; through Goileiralog. Pe tersield, and Formes. every Manias at i quarter past 7, and Monday at half-past 6. 0.1 its. erre sal a Packet sails to the Isle of Wight. to convey pavi.Mges mad parcels; and a Mail l'oech w s or to Chicheatt-r, through Drayton, Havant. Ismoorth. Arc , '• '•*- • •Diesiesst-r Mail. through Healy. Oxford, aod-Cftelliallitam. Ww/ Evatalng at a quarter past 7, sod Email at. half gest Dammam, Canterbury Mail, throughGravesemd. Charlene, „nn_ Deonseh , ra, every Evealne at a qtaserhor zed 1114exaktrtliTist e. From Gestue•bury, imbosielso6 tad paresis are conveyed to Oral. Margate. Rissole, Sand wich, ike. • cad from Dover. paresis are conveyed to Folk ston*, fladease, Hytha, Dimeliiirelt. Rowers and Lydd. Milfesel Mail, through Carmarthen. U soda° and Haver !ardent, every Leaning at a quarter past 7, aodSitadaya at half-pest 6. eadi and Brined Poet C-arb, to carry only Foot Inside threagh Itoodieg. Mar;boroagb, Cate and Chipprohain. every Morning at a quarter past 6. • Bath sad Bristol Post Coach, every Afternoon at 11.• Bath Light Poet Comets. In two days, to Four Inside. , &mash Millienftod, Reading. Marlborough. Doti! v.and , %atrium. Monday. ‘Vedneeday, and Friday Mornings. as I Nine. This Coach Is chiefly inteudad For the aroommods tioa of Families, Invalids. Le. who cannot audorgo Ike fatlgla of such a distance In one din. Brighteu Light Post Coach, through Cockleld, Is. eNey l!erniag at El, except Seaday. Cheltenham Original Post Coach, to carry oalrlreer aide. every Morning at 7. Chichester, Bognor, and Petworth Post Coach. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at • quarter heftier. • Dover and Canterbury Light Poet Coach. every Eveohmt at half-past S. Ditto. every "Homing at half-past D. Godalming and Guildford 'telegraph Coach, th:osgh Ep -1 mosa. Ltatherhead, Clandon and Horsley. T.multy, nuts " day, sad Sa:nrday Mornings at 10. Godsholng and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through Klairstoo, Ilitton, Cobham. and Ripley. on Monday. Wed nesday. and Friday hforaings et 111 ; Sundays at 7, and re tense In London the same day. . _ Gi %easter New Port C.ach. the Champion. through W) comb. to Oxford. ('heltenham. Hereford, Carmarthen. Tauby. Rose. Swansea, &e. every day at 1. Healey Coach, through hladenhead, every Afternoon at 1 Sunday excepted. Littlair/goes , . Arundel. and Petworlit Coach. Tuesday. Thursday, and tietnrday Mornings, a quarter before 7. • Margate ftanersate, Deal. /Sandwich. aid Broadstairs Light Post reaches. every Morning and Evening. Oxford I.4iit Post Coach, through Henley, &e. every. Morning at 7. Portsmouth New and Elegant Light Post Coach. the Re gslator, to rarry only Four Inside, through Kingston. Guildford. Peter...net& and Portsea. every Morning st 8. Coaches frolt Portsmouth to Chichester. els the arrival of the Mall. through fintsw , .ritt, Cosham, &c. to Bognor. Salisbury Post Coach. to earn) only Pour Inside, through Staines, hasiaptoke, Whitchureb. Andover, &c. every Morning at 7. Stroodwatcr Coach, (removed from the Bull and Mouth,) Through Aids/anion. Farinerion, end Cirencester. Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday Ntornines. at a ..tarter before 7. Walliagford and Wanhee Coach. through Maidenhead. Nettlehed, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at ti. NOitTlf 'RN COACIILII. York. Nevreatte. and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all Pans of the North. • Mnrnificst a quarter before 9. . . I . l o;e6ester, Lancaster, licotal, Bedford, Leeds. Hiram kolberhaM, alsd l ikr " Curette', daily. CA"ltllnta ie Twickenham. Brestford, and Isieworth. every M"' Wednesday. Friday, and Saturday. EAMES sad Co. Proprietors. xis mad Parttime, ere s.i!.ly and expeditiously con 'rota this INN to every City. Town. Vitiage, and ' nest is the following Counties. Oz.:— Hereford. Surrey, iol.cester, Sussex, Kent. Wilts, Oxford, Worcester, lasts, Boinerset, South Wales, of the Isis of Wight. Jersey, Gueritsey, aud all Parts of France. MID TO ALL Or Tag NOITII. Nast Post-Chaim, itc at the shortest node*. 'She Nodes, that so Pactage, containing glass, Alai, plate, cash, or bank-notes. however mall the vale.. 'smutted for, if lost or damaged ; sot say other ' passenger's luggage, of more than U. value, unless r whoa delivered at the Oise, and paid for T. *ld Cosebet To Tokio. 46 Y, Wisdom %reels am 'eyed fro* i Country tksl Berk*, Backs, Cornwall, 4 sien. 'nisi*. Hi Arts er Nat ilzeibes, ' • Take_ . : oia b e r ee rf Pend or pa `Melted as to LONDON, T U " 1%. Cuss fir wAieh RAMPDRN JHI in tAft . . TO THE CURIOUS IN WINOS . • SWOLLASTON. WIN E-MIIRCIIANT;I9B, no. • geot-street, having received esouldeesblei etteoereee nem from the Nobility and Public lathe side aIIINUINE WINES begs to solicit their present attendee to ibefollow lag, which he lonfdently enures them aro of the very Srst quanta sad Best approved violater:— ' per dozes. ", Port, very Old. front Wood 4os. Ditto, of fine rich Quality Old Crusted Port, Three Yeers ie Rottle Ditto, ditto, 51 • ditto Ma. Superior Old Sherry Me. Curious OltkPale ditto 5ll I. Madeira 70.. • West India ditto ' ~ Ms. Tenni& 48.. Aurelius. very 5e55.....4. sru i• ' 'Abed. • s.' • • VI- Rich Old blensitole . Mt. • ' CAPE WIVII. Cape %leder% wn good * Vs. Ditto. ditto,- Winfred to . be the finest yet letitseloill . S. W. has oleo for disposal about .25 tipxen of very Old West India Nted.irs, together withlbotts of bliseellaaeols I lqueurs, the propeuty of a West India J.ady, leering this' Country. S. WOLLASTON, AK Regent-street. _ FINISH OF THE LOTTERY: . UAE 4RD and Co. are S•lling Wm rminted Undrewu Tickets end Shares at their old sed fortunate Mow 93, Royal Exchange, Std 4, Oxford-street. M. Conildli. End of R:trent-street. for the Drawl Last Der of Drawing, 'NEXT TUESDAY. AFOUST 13th, when the • TWO . , of IVA= '• ' and all the other Prises Meet be Drawn. H tail Co: here already Mold Four Cepital Prima in there're% 1441417, ins:lading I.S.ti .... la Prise of .....100,0100t '-. IJ TWO OF 230.000 !! ! • • cad J. NW KW iT are Setline Warranted DairawwTiekets and Shares for the GRAND I.A4T DAY OF DO4WIKO. NEXT TUESDAY, 13th AUGUST. When the Two (Jr eat Caphals of 30.0tInt. and all the other •-• Prises are sere to be Drawn. J. sad J. Sikassralolll. sold is Shares sOTB the Prises of %Dia. Drawn the First Day ; also No. 873, a Prize of issal. at their old sad fortunate Offices, 37. Oorn'hill, IS, aymarket. . iis tr~ieo.:, COrsor of Chooolure. / NIV ARD COMPLAINTS —h is' now • ascertained IL beyond a &Att. Mot stow bf the Diseases leakiest to the' hasten frame are leaulfest.eed show thesaseivas la the Orison aitd it is by s a sedulous studymf Mb Im 1 illardiarge, sad its redoes ebonies mad reletioeit, to esiperludee OILS years. Dr. CAMERON le mires when the drat wipes bid have failed. *specialty lirl.wer adiallied organs. asthma.. and all beide% dysentery, dropsy, de. In both sexes, every apogee ef Walk. Floattreetloss, sod the various complaints pesellar to et the cheese of life. is all mate requArte mosey tempt i lktt emilldesee may be placed. Dr. b daily from Me till moo. at 14. boo" ROAM . memesit 1. Oxford-street. Aided pardeaders. peet•patil. Itieleele. elliiir *We, mil re* immediate attentlpaoaddedleilb. Om old Ilei thy irieir4be fiefdom: , • s • * Olrew• ID4 Cailwrolli ilk gltfaelnOlMlt• — , WIWI§ fle~ 4 .i''' ' • mrpuerfair OF MISS UOOLD. *. • (Ft/111TiEll ACCOONT Sr tat TRIAL AT Li/IMM AS' .' hip; tittw t as leading Coined for the Crown, stated the east - • Miss aueirrah Ooold was sworn. She deposed hav ing livid skit her brother la the toasty of Cork, In the month of March ]at; is sow about 16 years isf age : recollect! Monday-might, 4th . of March ; a party came to her brother's looses ea that night; four persona came into the' had room; she was is bed at be time; would know some of the persons if the saw them, who had come into her moot. The young lady's attendee was dirttetetiso' look about, and see if she knew say porno or persons who had been is her chamber. She immediately, and whitest inlander", identified John Walsh (who pleaded by the sass of Jobs Canes) and Daniel Doody. The persona who bad come Into her room inked • whether she was the eldest; to which oho replied, No. She was advised by there persons not to feel earthed. as it was not her they looked for i they proceeded down stairs, but re turned is a few seinen*. aid again pot' the foresee question, was she the elder? answering it themselns, by saying " she was," and desired her to get up: one one of the party said to the rest, " Come out of the room, aid allow her to dress herself;" Cabmen said this ; after she was dressed In her usual way, one of •lie p.irty came in and took her up in Ms arms, and carried her eat, and placed her before a man flawed Browne, who was on horseback : It was John Cusses (Walsh) who did so; never saw Browne before this night ; they rode to the house of Browne's father, D. Browne; this took place entirely against her will; it was very dark ; could sot tell the hoer; there were weive persons in the party and on horseback: when they on.. near the house, the door was opened, and a pillion was brought out and put on the horse; she asked Brame, " For Ood'e sake to let her go Browne replied " he would not ;" she was then seated on the pillion; a man's loose coat was put around her, she having brought no cloak; they rode off. aid Browne continued before her on horseback. and ar rived at !remount, where they stopped for refresh. ment, bet onfortintarely there was nose to be had— and she meant. by stylus' "unfortunately," having iinitseqemtly heard that the army was there soon after her. The party were travelling the whole night, during which she frequently fell from the bone. The mf , ortanate young lady proceeded to describe the manner io which she was taken about from cabin to cabin for three weeks. Browne Mued and com pelled her to cohabit with him during this time. Sh. positively swore that fore* and vieleace w,re all through med. though she was compelled to sign a piper containing a stateramt that she gave bee free comet to all the ptomains. Miss Ofrold was la tears at this stage of the trial, and the deepest sympathy memed to have pervad,el themes all who beheld her. The evidence fee the prasetutlos was alumina by other wheaten: sad the Joey, after retiring for solar time. merged (as we stated yesterday) a verdict of Guilty against all the 'Nilsson charged wi.b the offence. 48221 esti STIMUIP aid oi ti • &Ira r LAID mirk LLIORNGS. • .-41.1.-- COURT - Of CHANCERY.--•-MON DA T. • ' ESPARTO PARK‘sittni IN TEC MATTI,' OF PARKINSON. Mr. CLAYTON ie *IS este moved that indiffereo• persons, and sot his wife, he appointed committee to the lelatic. he Learned lleatiessaa road many afi davits to prove. that his wife led treated the• lunatic i t a =sager that did mu her for a committee; and also to prove that theinsatic was in a state that ren dered 'll toaaittee ReSSUR/y. It appeared that he -bad @paten sf cotistiatting an air balloon of block tis; of eeaspreuini wfter throggi a cylinder. each atom of which wool.' be heavier than the 'lobe we in. habit; that,he would devise a method of patine off Ate national debt ; and itveht a canoe. machine for eitchOnsr oWls, Hie lat4tb' Ott ha tw9whi pea the former sari 'Agent %alai on we troephy movniag. • ' ' • !!PAST! JACESOS 111 Tilt MATTEIS OF THE DUCHUIS OP NORIPOLK DRICSAIIRD. . This was an ipplkatiost ler an - slider to prevent Sir Sdwln Staahopo m opposing any obstacle to the its "sedum of the inscriptions ape, certain taffies in the, vault of the late Duchess of Norfolk, is order ) tip settle a contested title. It appeared that the seem. bar of Sir John Scodamore, from whom the plaistifs ''rived their title, had •the good or bad fortes* to haws throe wives, two of whose names were Mary, and the other •Anie. scathe contested polite was wbetkoi SirJohnwas the ion of Anne, the second wife, or of either of ski Miry,. -As- application was made the Vicar of the •Pirlik for permission to 'ewe% din wank. whith' Was effused on the. ironed that as sash perusisslua.ssold .be obtain.. -midway-tits -elms* it Si, lido „Tip:resew applisapot wait staiWip his Lordship, Isol -Wootton. dm pertaining .f the Vicar, bat to prevent Fair Bdwis koss *MINI my obstacle to seek isspectios. 1110•: - Haatt on the otherWe, pistiridos that 001 Lordship had ye authority to grant such an ordirotss Then. be a limit to jurisdiction; watt is ws case should there beseech a species limit as the pt . !. sent.. ltshey lyileri heirs 'tied kali a right Vl{ make such an • inspeetios. Ho did not mean te sal that they ought, with it atipag hand, break open the repositories-41(4e deed; they *mild . man in iipplh cadet, to' the proper authority. If tipsy. applied for sp• order to 'aspect, they should aptlY for us inipsotiolt to reetrsis persoia from locking them up Skop thpg got Is. 'Hr.-flak wild he bad so objectless to such ad baJlikt there woe as edisail -attaebel'lW sunk lespactiosatio the eoautrp. • • •• the LoawDuascana.on granted 'bp osiseallOS id tilalaspioctioittolse made with as little fisuostresi; secs es possible. " 1 / 4 N3ftherryvvois Worst July. tom A UGUST DAT AND INIVITTN. SLACKING WATISFAcTERBRS, AGAINST SAMUIL MCIIO4IOII AND GIORGI NICHOLSON, ARTISTS SIMILAVIOII, LWIRPOOL. " Marta lojraction doilies to nitres yea the said Decadent', Samuel Nicholson and Dee. Nicholson, your Servants, Agents, sod Workmen, and each of you sad each end every of them ander the Patel of 5,001 U. to be levied upon your and each of your and their and each and every c their Leads, (bode and Chattels, so our use, from cutting or esgrallog upon wooden blocks, or 3 .6 in any other steer. pay Labels being at coplecor fad m' ons of tb similes °rie Labels used by the co plaisaots, es partners as afo id, or any Le la. or &sari on to which the complainants' said mums or firm af Day and Martin shall bare 'the 17= one, of being subedited oe sneezed as a sir theyto. and from making and forming from each wooded blocks or triter engravings any mould or moulds, cad from tastior from such mould or moulds any metal or itereetypc plate or plates, and from selling any woodoss blocks or other en i ,cariags having such Libels cat thereon, or any metal or stenotype plate or plates cast from such mould or moulds or any mould or moulds made or formid from such wooden blocks o • other engravings." ASSIZB INTRIZIGENCIL WESTERN CIRCUIT. EXLTU, Atm. 2. CLOWN 111011.--)11.11D1ft. John-Chapman. "one who love not wisely, bat too well," stood charged with the murder of Sarah Limp min his wife , at Week, St. Pancras. on t h e 20th of May lest. It was a case of as deep iut ttttt as was ever hear.' in any Chart ofJustice, and one in which an nnuanal degree of pity and counnisserstion was manifested for the unhappy being about to be tried. We lament that the limits of out paper prevent as from gain/ into a lengthened detail of the evidence, and therefore we can only give the heads of this and the other cases of the day. It appeared that this unhappy man had been mar- tied to the deceased only " nine menthe," when he had bat too much reason to doubt her idelity to him. The sequel proved his suspicion to be well founded, as her partiality for other men became indisputable, particu larly to a person named William Robinson, with whom she had gone so far as to have theceremony of a "sham marriage performed over a broomstick aaJ a prayer book at a public.house." oaths very morning of the day on which she lost her life. The prisoner was told by a per sop, that his wife was seen walking in a field not far off wills this man, and intending only (as be said in a written defence put the Court) to frighten Robin son. he went for' a gun which he did not know to be loaded, and which it was sworn to have been done by a person to whom it below/ex', to kill crows in March last. On his overtaking them be desired the wife I. go bark, and on her refusing to do so be lost all recollec tion of himself, and in a state of mind bordering on madness fired the piece, which was loaded with small .hots, she instantly fell dead. Several witnesses swore to ate subsequent ;agony of his mind. Be had been a most kind and affectionate hushan.l, and treated his ..ife in the teadereat manner • at the hearing of which scarcely a dry. eye was seen . T he Learned Judge charged the Jury on the law of the caw. There wore Vera questions. Pala his Lordship, for the consideration of the Jury. Was he (the prisoner) at the time he coinoiltied the act, in soda a State of mind as to know what lee did ? for. if he were. the. was he goiltrof smelter ; for the cos diet of his wife. however had it might leave been. .uld net jastif, tho.act ; nor amid passion. put in tit scale, weigh is his . The law presumes a ~,v , PRICZ SEVU PENCE . - • mad men to be a person a* capable of jades% what he said or did, aid is suck eases it did set aware* to murder; bat if the prisoner was at the time is his right reason, and knew the gan is lei leaded, then it amounted to that crime; on the contrary, if he did ills* it would osly *Mos* twaittasliagister. It was, therefore, for the Jury to coasider this is their minds, dad if any doubt *Wed. the prisoner would be un titled to that deibt, aid he eariiihed_oe misnoderstand• ing of the law to go to dot pi:Mc—the ease was left to them ' and the life if the prisoner depended en their wevelier. which he had so doubt would be founded %Pi 604 t view of the err. • The Jury eoasultrd for lieheei ttmr, end bruited titti siiappy man is Guilty Afittislorgliter, to the higl satislaatiou of every Assess la Coart.. The Judge, 1..41* ;so* %sling itetteber. sentenced Mai le see year!, •Impeiaoseaens ;sod hard labour id she Howes et Co„.*Hetio . Miry Glbeest: s igeill yams , ileintiful ea, need .charged with the capital ofienri of isalielpssly setting rive *SiSio'bunses, the prbperty of Willis* Matthews and Astullearle, in Statutes, es 411 iget Of March last. The first count of the indietiseete4ailed leas e ech as it sot-state she knee* semitsAlso occupied 'the cottage—on the scone; it weittdeftgary, by the Learned Judge's directions, to say.. Whither they *aid believe a girl, like the Prisoner, souldli t geilty, from *e evidence they bad baked, ofirilfuty setting fire to ; the beaks statul,do the indletaiest, wad •if they did *et, of coarse the must be acquitted. All that had 'bees said was, that she had thrown a lighted eick 'cite the yar4ty, by which two cottages were burnt dew*—aed that, when queetioned 'eV to her hosier ; sitilieesittad the Let, she said, bersting;lfitgVars, `` aim sorry fiat it!" and again—" 0 if tbq had seat case . bat to Lneeloi. this 'mild *tree hare happened!"-- words. said Os sompassionate lead (*hog Judge, I skink, too vague tooosvist the pilos* of ibis dread .l6l charge. .Titeldiflishastily *lilted ter. . . • ..MURDER. •-` Mai Marld and Ann ,Heald stood charged with violent suspicion of baying, es of April last. it the parish Of Egg HachisaiL wilfully murdered a .• newborn female bastard child. It appeared that the 'unfortunate woman had delivered herself with the aid ef grandmother (Ass hloold,) and put tie child sway in a heap of salmi sear the cottage she lived in,; sad the talk about Mary Mould's being with child. *ad *thee eiresonstasoes *Whig it excite suspicion, dos wiss 'ceased of it, and committed by the Magi.- • Irate on suspicion of the .order. .On the surgnoei ' being examined, he stated this there appeared to its ;had Hie incisions as If cat with . seme • sharp instra 7. , -these, tot this aught hays hemilorge a spade, or ether ~,tidy seed is the seerctiag the obild is tie place where - 'it was fused. -- He bad up di** bat - that the child as. was bora alive; hot is asnwiti to a qaestioa put by the- ' Judge as to whether its death might sot be occasioned by the igsorance tba medlar iteeplog it too merle under her clothes is lied,• sod srliether it alright sot I ceder see* eiressestatices liens stiforetionf—hr acid it might. After the whole"liad been gone Orin' a. and the Judge bad recapitulated the *Wen*, the Jury acquitted both the prisosers of the warder. bat fused theta both guilty of coot-celiac the bir th Judgment, one year's iusprisoninest in the House of ikerestion. At the Sbrevrsbury Assizes on Saturday last, the trial of Joseph Downing for the warder of his brodier:in-law. eases on and excited aocominon interest. The indict ment charged the prisoner with having, on the 3.1 of . April last, given Samuel Whitehouse a mortal Wow on the hack part ol the bead with a gun-barrel of which he languished till the sth of April, when be died. The prisoner in a firm tone pleaded Not (hilly. After evidence was hoard at great length, Mr. Justice Ilavtav addreised the Jury. Ile had not stopped the case because when life was lost it was right that all the circumstances @build be investigated with the greatest care. But now. he thought th at every , probability was in favour of the prisoner s innocence.— The Jury immediately said that they were s.tislieJ, and found a verdict of Not Guilty. Mr. Justice BavLsv then said—" I think it right in the presence of the prisoner and of all who have heard 0 the trial, to express Day opinion that if the uufortunate deceased did COOlO to his death by beman bands, which is by no means clear, it appears trout all the evidence that it was from otherhands than those of the prisoner." Ahuut five o'clock •. se. on Friday 'pennies% an • explosion took place in Crefhpit, near this town, be. . lunging to the Earl of Lossdale, in eonsecrence of tine of the workmen, Henry Fitzsimonr, having un screwed the top of Ms Davy's Safety Lamp, in order to seek for his beer bottle in an old working. Five persons were' scorebed—three in a trifling degree, one not expected to recover, and Fitzsimons, the an ther of the mischief is dead.--(1F/titeisdin Gazette ) Charlie Lee, condemned at the late Assizes for , Hertfordshire, was bang on Wednesday last, opposite the goal at I error . for burg try. Be ore he was %amid off he acknowledged bevies woken epee seven teen houses, besides many other daring robberies. At the Guildhall, Exeter, on Friday, a charge was made before the Mayor, against Mrs. Street, the tut.ther of Miss Drusilla Street, of an attempt to poison her husband, previous to the elopement, ot which Gm public ' bare lately heard so much. John Bennett, 'hum .ker, in St. Sidwelip, deposed that he called on the defendant ' to borrow 7s. She said she could pet him in a way to ' get EU; he asked how? and she replied, '• By poison ing my rogue of a husband." She shows I him some white stuff, mixed up in a tea-cep, Which she said 'was ' arsenic she bail gut to poison rats with; but she did net think it was strong enough, and gave hies money to go to Mr. Reeve's to bay. souse more. lie went and asked for some arsenic I. poison rats; Mr. IL told Wm aux - 004RiCII was better, and gave bin. some. While this de position was making the defendant cried bitterly, Ma exclaimed " Lord have mercy upon me !"- -A conversation " then took place bet Ween the Counsel and Attorney; on 'the amount of bail necessary. Mr. Street said he (eared . I be should be obliged to leave Exeter to be safe from his ,wife. •Mis. Street (in great agons), " I won't injure bid —I Won't Injure h;la a nin's pilot." It was, ulti- • ma a i l ely, agreed to take the 4411 et two persons. in AWL e , for beroppearenso. at -the Sessions to &Rawer the charge.—(Ykerborac Me. coy ) ~► ~ IIJ =Pi • .. , '1 I