The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-16 00:00:00

rt4 4 1411 - '111r1" ~~ rPIPPPF7T _ - MAGISTRATES' CHAMBER. AYLESBURY. [FROM THE BUCKS CIIRONICLI.] S MVP V, OCT. s.—The ruse ..f the vrsons who had been fined nn Satardas last for bull-ba;tine, hot whose floes had not been tesiekl, was now finally dis t:Asstd. A remarkable case of application for relict from the parish of Aylesbury, occurred in the person of a we man named Varney, who had nut lived with or seen her husband these 16 years. The hoshand, Jonas Varney, is at this time prisoner in the Irani for bastardy, under a commitment for three months. The case is of a revolt ing Nature, fur the woman who swore the child is a near relation ; it is besides the second child of this descrip tion, anal the close of the dreadful interconrse is, that the woman becoming insane, is at this time confioed In St. Luke's. But nothing ohjectionable occurring as to the wife, the reqnired relief was ordered. The next rase is memorable for its novelty. The pa rish clerk of Aylesbury made his appearance with a lov• log couple for the purpose of making the affidavits re yoired be law previous to their marriage. It was the first application to the Magistrates in the Chamber um tier the New Marriage Act, %hick promises fair to rut out a vast deal of work fur the Justices. The fair ina morata bring tinder age, was 'squired by her father, who had taken this journey, according to taw, to ex press Lis full approbation by affidavit. The new MarriagrAct was again brought intooperatiort, in the ships of an application for a license. The case is a case ot hardship. iel Pamment was taken op on a thaw of bastardy. It was qta.fhl that he bad. been ten hours prisoner in Aylesbory, and that he wanted to get out of gaol to be married. This cele brated act will require in this ease Pone alichwits, for Michael Martin. the unseen fair one, fives at a distance. Vastancett being au Essex titan, and having his father boodstusn in the !tininess of the filiation, had hastened forthwith by speedy travelling to get to Bachael, and set her heart at ease. However. the parish officers, al ace on the alert among Copio's clients, captured him, and now held him in gaol on purpose to oblige Lim to 410 what he :ntended to do. Tim Magistrates ordered every possible exertion to be martein his favor ; bat they feared the forms of law would keep him till Monday I. Ike common prison. After this, Anne Elisabeth Bolds*, or Olden. a wo nthn of decent appearance, d herself in very deep ;Ind silent affliction. This was a ease of private deb beration ; but it hail relation to the cause of Mr. Fevre, late of Wing. After a considerable interval. Mr. gyre himself was privately conducted into the Magistrates t flambee. lie is Stout in person, and about six feet in height, stoopi tag in neck sad shoulders, and has the de pertinent of a gentlemen. The doors were then closed ..gain, for the third time, for a considerable length of nine, after ultich the Court broke up.—Magistrates pre sent—Sir George Lee, Sir Jahn 1). King, Mr. Raper, the Itcv. Edward Owen, and the Itre. C. E. Asbfield. On Thursday evening durtug the performance of the twee of the Tao Cregorirs, at the Eastbourne Theatre, the dress of Mi%s Brook, who sustained the character of Feachrile caught fire and the audience were fur some time shamed fur her safety; the destruction of her fires; bosiever, was luckily the only mischief she re- Lei red. A few days sinee, a tin an ti ty ofrount we* sitar was seised in the parish of Kirith ngton, by two russets belonging to the customs of this port. Having obtain►d quiet pos session of their booty, they returned to Carlisle, deposit irg the spirits, anti the horse which carried them, in place of safety ; bet the animal, not liking his new lodg• log soon escaped to his former house. Ilse slicers set not is morels of the horse, but returned with a promise from its old sassier, t►at in tag, it could he found it should be restored to the claimants. This was acs ord ingly done two days afterwards, the boric having hoes. actually deli►ered to one of tbr. officers.—(Corliele Josr. Frac —The seighboutimosl of Fish-street Hill, was last night, about nine o'clock, throws into great agita tion iu coss,equence of a tire breaking out os the pre mises of Mr. Joseph Walker, feather bed manufacturer. *rhe sperdy arrival of the engines prevented the rag j..g elesor:a fruns doing any very serious injury. ex pt to the windows, which are all broken. The 6re I es •ginated in some Bock beds and wool. The eause was nos known, The Margate ...My coach, which comes to Charing cross, was apart on Monday at Canterbury, on its way tc, London ; it nes full of passengers inside and out: one gentleman hid his kg crushed by falling under the coach, and was obliged to remain at Canterbury ; a lady inside had bet arm much cut by the plus, and was so severely If:viral as to require the support f pillows the remainder of the jouruey, and to be lifted in and out of the coach ; many of the other passengers were much bruised and spraioed. The eyelike' was occa sioned by turnirg short round the corner in the in famous practice of driving furiously through the town. Although the coach is built en the . principles of the foment, no carriage can possibly keep its equilibrium in such a sitnatioo. On Saturday last. a female about the age of 26, ea paged a ready furnished apartment, at No. S. Barns , idtrv-row, Islington, fur herself and husband, who, as *se stated, had just arrived from the conntry ; and on Monday evening, during • temporary absence of the family. who ha•l left the servant at home, they picked all thelocks, and stripped the house of wearing apparel, I•n-n, plate, books, 8:e. and succeeded iu getting away with ti,,. whole before the family returned. The min is shout fire feet one or two inches high, sallow com plexion, aud has every appearance of being in a con sumptions. be is marked with the small-pox and has dark hair. T,e woman is of a fair complexion, and has so 'Onagers* foreed smile upon her countenance. They k the apartment by the name of Asplin. RO3DERT AND Arrester TO Ilittaoan.—Abont seven o'clock on Sunday evening, whilst ,llrs. Powell, an el derly widow lady, living at 36, Cold Bath-square, was at chapel, some villain, by means of false keys, entered her house; the noise be made in ransacking the lower pot of the house was heard by two men who lodged on the second floors one of them went down stairs to :Ascer tain whence the noise proceeded, whilst the other went to look out of the window. As soon as the man who went down stairs (in the dark) entered the parlour he receivad a tremendous blow on the head by the sill iin, stud Mai knocked down. lie called to his fellow-lodger come dotfn to his assistance, hut owing to his being looking out of the a indow he did not hear. The villain gave him I desperate blows while be was down; the root fellow kept crying ont murder, thieves, mur der.' on which the ruffian gave him a deep slab in the side oith. Rotor ■harp instrument; his cries at length brought his fellow lodger to his as.tstanre, hut the rob ber effected his escape. On :Wm Pun ell's coming home it was aseettoilied he hail broke open a aural eserntoire and taken (ruin thence fourteen pounds in soyi.reigns. A silver table spoon, dropped by the villain i n hi s b urry , was found iti the pa.sa. 4 e. All the rest of the plate re caped. We are glad to add that the poor felksw who re ceived t►e stab is in a f Air way of recevery. An barest was held last reining at the Triumphant Chariot. Pembroke Mew*, Grosvenor-place, before J. lilacs. Esq. Coroner for Westminster, on the body of James Avery, a bricklayer who was on Friday last at work upon • scaffold at a house, No. 19, Oahe street, Urosveuer•agnare, which-gave way. and he was pre . .ipitated to the ground. In the fall his head struck against the iron railings, one of a Lich entered his skull; he was tarried in a senseless state to the ilosphal, where Re expired.—Verdict, "Accidental Death;' the scaffold forfeited. ------ - - s ,- 1 ~~ COURT OF KM'S RENCH.—Tvnuar. The Sitting after Trinitz Term rewetaseneod ua lp day, by attioornosot. The Cows at In tie Exchequer. Westminster Mall. aNiti Prise, befure the Crisp Jvsrses esul Ceases Jerks. STANLIT V. DODD. TM. was an action of debt for penalties owlet the 55th li,orge 111. cap. W. Mr. SCAIMETT awl Mr. Gunner teellprted the plain tiff'. ease. and the SOWLITORMENSILIIL lied Mr. ItOLAN the defendsats. With the facts of the case the public are already some whet acquainted, from the cirenotitseee of its haring been before this Court once ow twirl) before. The de fendant is a householder of the parish of St. Mathew; Bethnal-green, and, undue a local Act of Parliament, also rated one of the qualifienties guardians of its pow The present proceeding, a penal one, was instituted against him for having, whilst be was so goardine, 'ap plied with milk the workhouse of that parish. in direct contravention of the provisions of the Aet, which inflicts a penalty of IPOI. upon any overseer, 'oversaw, or guar dian of the poor of a parish, who, whilst they centimes(' in office, undertook, directly or indirectly, to tarnish soy article of food for the nse of the paupers. Some terms ago the matter was first brought to trial, when, from a ilefect of evidence to prove that the defendant actually discharged any of the functions of a raardian of the poor (the supply not being denied). the Court decided in his favour, and ordered a non-wit to be entered for .the plaintiff. Subsequently a motion was made in the Court of King's Bench to set aside this nonsuk owl ob twin a new trial, and upon a case made out by the appal last's Counsel, the Court acceded to the appfieatioo. It was under these cirettsostance• that therpresmat trial took place. The evidence offered on behalf of the *hail' was pearly the same as at the former trial; hat is addition, Mr. Bretton, the Vestry Clerk, and Adoring to the de tendon', and Mr. Cheri 11, one of the overseers, Kaiser* positive evidence as to the fact of the defeodant discharg ing the duties of the office at the time the milk in quer thou was supplied to the workhoose. The Sommer of the workhouse and the pauper who broiled the milk from the defendant's spoke to that fact. The Soxicrron-Geoutes, for the defence, admitted the supply of the milk, but objected that ender the pe culiar circumstances of this case the defesdast wee net 'liable to the penalty. The management of the la 1 scser Bethnal-green was administered under site • al pro visions of three local Acts of Parliament. one of these, every honseholder worth nOl. a year was inutile& to be a guardian of the poor; but 'lnseam' the *Wog guardians were obliged to be Mums bone the whole number of qualified peruses, which cowed a distinction between those actually in office and those eligible to it. In the latter class he contended the &fennel was, for be admitted that he was worth WM. a pear, bat denied that he had exercised the fenctioos of the saes at the time in question. This demurrer I. conceived an *s ewer to the action, 'taint , wJviag the fact of the sop ply of the article of provision to the workhouse. The Cuter Joexica replied, that in his mind the evi dence was strong enough to show,that the defoodent had done enough ill the office to widest himself to the re sponsibility of this penalty. It wee the neatens of the Courts not to construe penal statutes too 'lively, bat the present at as one of inch obvious istiliq, that it was his opinion the jury would be warranted in enforriog it upon this occasion, by relieving a verdict for the plaintiff. The Jury found accordingly, with leave to the defend am tomer' to setookie the viedieteud enter a 'wealth. COOMAXO OWL& smireerasa. • • s 1 This was an action of debt on boot The Noble defendant bad ponied is hood to the plaits- tirs wife, conditioned to pay lOUL a year nailer a pe salty of 1,006/. The lestalmeols became io urea,. and the present action was brought to enforce payment. The signature was proved, ant a* d'efesee being made, the Jury found for the plaintiffs for 711 i SOWLIIT O. Mau. This was an action of damages for an assault. The plaintiff is a respectable aoctioseer in the oeigii bourbood of Covent Harden ; the defendant is owner of the Swan public boner, corner of Bury-street. St. James's. It appeared th at i f on the day io question, the plaintiff, accompanied by a friend, called at the defend ant's house, went into the parlour, and asked for some porter. The day was very wet, the plaintiff set about stirring the fire to dry his clothes. Some objection to the taking of this liberty aas expressed by the pot-boy, but his remonstrance being disregarded, the defendant was called in to pr the plaintiff from farther dis• Curbing the wale It would seem, however, that the plaintiff put more irons into the fare than he could well use; for the landlord attacked him for intruding upon that sacred prerogative of the man of the house, and the pot-boy, • used by the disrespectful manner in which he was treated, busied himself with blowing the (eels be tween them. In the end, words getting high,the plaid tif earl his friend were put outside the door, and the whole transaction would have been a bottle of smoke, if it bad not been for the present proceeding. It was not pretended that any bodily harm was sustained by the plaintiff. Stich was hi, case. The defence was built upon the high and indestruct ible right of every landlord to stir his own firs in his own house, to the exclusion of all others whatever. It was denied that this most sacred of prerogatives was at all affected by the other liberties allowed to goods in • room devoted to public use. The slamming of doors, tearing of papers, and abundant use of noisy words were all conceded, but the ° potting a poker into the tire without thelandlords spec ial warranty was said to be a crime against the majesty of the man of the hoes. quite sntficient to warrant Lis greatest rage horatiog into a flame. The evidesee of the pet-hey wan called in to support the arguments of the Learned CounseL He stated that be remonstrated with the gentlemei ageism stirring the tire, telling them his master would be displeased I, hat they replied by 'flying be might go and be d—d, or words to that effect. _ -- . . ... . _ The Jnry, under the LearaedJuilge's direetiowfonad fur the defendant. POLICE. Alxvstots.linvou.—Chonarmiwia.—This is a term, the ineaoing of which our readers are most probably mase qttainted with ; it is the designation given to a fraud very extensively and very successfully practised upon the public—at least that part of them whose memos do not enable theca to enjoy the luxury of new clothing, and are :herefore couyelled to purchas:-. their raiment at the secondhand clothes shops. Be an ingenious con trivance a nap is milted upon an old threadbare garment, the proper dye is then applied, and thus an old coat (intrinsically worth two or three shillings) is made to earl the appearance of one work as many pounds.— The pawnbrAters hare lately suffered very severely by this trick, and yesterday a woman of the name of :shep herd, who was detected in tke set of playing it ollr at the shop of Mr. Reeve, pawnbroker, Snow-hill, was &Min• ed and brought in custody to this office. The pawnbroker produced the coat, which was, from its appearance. well calculated to deceive persists out aware of the trick. No money having, however been advanced by the pawnbroker, the woman was di:Warg o', as no fraud bad been committed. Yesterday, Joespis itookis, who bad bees some time ago errand-boy to MOM. R 011192 and statiosersi .T ~ . r 1 too St. Dinsetailit, was l ahaved with havlist lesseeit tedu robitery. . . A few dityw Colt was disesiored brat tMpf lava had heei entered by some permits w,ho mad bass had aunt knowledge of the place. The Set et as boa oak which was asisalii his; up is a mivilleshrshosoberoras takes, and the safe was opesed with is Irks sale it bad hems rosemary to keep • bat ease dale so the firm ordered another straw. is be made, ia which they deposited the cash. no thief seitied met to have brew aware of this. for, Atieleogisg aineog the paper , he closed thr e l or t ip r e eterrimed the hey to Its Oar. ail wade no art • the other We: Sr. however, took all that was portable; be mild tern to it mediate us.. The prisoner ea isro costedy at the lodging of hicwiother. fd. was retaisded. Harroxmaawax.—Johs Davie, a smart looking young Iran, about 9.2 years of are, was beehght up for final examination, cliarged with niteattisr to break 1 into and rub the house of Thomas Richard Read, Req., 6. Dembridge Terrace, reatoacille, ea the night of Therealay last. The burglary sot being effected. die Maristrati stated that there assert sufficient 'widest* to sea him I. a juryt bat wan the New Tarrant Art. lie eourmitted - him the tbrewunontlis to bud labose in the Hasa of Correction. _ _ The Leily two was charged on ottspicion of shop-lilk. i lag, was yesterday brought op for Seal examination, when the prosecutor stated that he bad wade parthrsiar isquiriee respecting her character, and finding that her :essoduet bad hitherto hoes irreproachabk, and that she iawas tablets to occasional aberrations andati, he nes dr thous to mese the ingoiry no farther. The prise* was immediately discharged. She was led into sad sai the *See by two neeptetablo Winless's, is a state', leppareet insensibility. blast.noaouoncerassu.--Yestertiar Mr. S--•••-, II • r reatleinas Obelus, who has estates fit Ireland, charged I'm Tamed, o youth, with extorting from his va eimas same strawy, under • threat to charge Iris With manatuallrelpaimatirs. It appeared in evidence dial Me piwasemitoriately arrived in England from Dahlia, iunditsuipied apartments in Bryanston street, Parma. square. Oa the 6th of September it appeared the prose. ritator was going to • party in fierners-street, Oxfaid. street, midis' bleed • coach to take his there. The pri mmer requested to ride in the coach with him, which be. consented to, bit the prisoner gave orders for the coach to drive is a contrary direction to that in which witness nes goiog and be loft the mach. Time prisoner after wards stet the prosecutor at his house, and threatened to charge him with mai-practices if he did not supply him with stoney, sod be give his Iff. He afterwards mate repeated rills sod received money from him tinder girds lay pretence, and on one occasion, in the aissenteof the prosecutor. kW wife had an interview with the rinse*, who called for SOL, saying that her husband had her, guilty of a crime for which he ought to be shot, and the he, the prisoner. bad hes coachmen to prove it, each of whom were to have 261., and prisoner 101. to keep it se cret. Aire. S.— made an appointment for the pri ma. r to call, whoa Clements and .I.fferiee, time officers, were in attendance, and took him into custody. The prisoner, in his dative', confessed h avi ng received the money from** prosecutor, but explained the rea sons why he did so. Sir U. FAIIIifINT said, that the law would protect eves coil'' , perilous from being this imposed on. The prisoner would bare performed a less heinous offence by placing .a pistol at the head of Mr. S. and demanding 501.; and his case was noes ageravatisai by threatening to destroy the peace of triad sad happiness of lire. S.. and to siss price her boohoos' *this clawarner. L The primmer tins owls seeded Aerie; examination. andlygeen laili t imassuithod her tirial for the capital Ai' - I fence. • • - • Qusineuntraut.-71roo. Jake*, earnests to Myth, Da* Mul. sad Hall, imalumerchants, was chargesi with aeg ligeatly.driving his hawses. The street-keeper otSt. Jobs's. Westminster, stated 'lint, ow lan.Thursday maim shoot six o'clock. the "defendsot was driving • waggas, with four horses, down Totisili-street f hoobenroad that Jokes wog riding on the beck of the tided hone, and therefore had no command of the rattle; he had so relatifs his hand. Another man .was lying slow. is dm wagons. lie (Ifill)desired Jahn Na dismount sad' deivo the horses properly ; un which abe damsdantaanoweresi, it was a wet night. Hill atilt walitiog alongside*. whey repeatedly de.ired hiss to mime (lowa aml the oily seawcr be could gotten the defeadeat was. It's a wet WOO The primmer was fused in the mitigated penalty of I. mad costs. Joe. Mtg.& &costly drilled man, aged 40, whi goes about town aelllog books, was charged with infomessly ammo king a little girl. aged nine gate. The prisoner lodged in the same house with the mo there! the child. and on nitric/ay last, during her atc settee feein home. the villain embraced the opportunity. and assaulted the child is a manner that left no doubt be bad accomplished his design. The snb4eqaent illness of the child was tie means of the baseness of the prisoner below discovered, and on the mother interrogating her infant, she developed fasts which we forbear laying be- fore oar seaders.—The man Maids reminded for farther examination. Yesterday infennatien wars received at this oilier, that ea the preceding nigist.• female in passing by the West minster lefirmary, was attempted to be =ordered by a person yet unknown. The young woman seas In com pany with some female friends, when a young man, gen teely dressed, approached them, and accosted her in lan. gnage pot fit to be mentioned. She repulsed leis advances,' and in an Instant be pulled a sharp instrument from bis pocket, and drawing it across her throat inlicted a deep wound. He repeated his attempt, bat she struggled till she dropped upon the foot steps at the Hospital door.— The efinnake at first were very mach alarmed, hat having recovered themselves, attacked him and called ter assisfacce, wlshb induced him no relinquish his dia bolical intention, and be ran off. The wesaded woman was taken into the hospital, where she now lies in a pre carious state, and from the appearance of the woands in her throat, the instrument used seems to be a razes. It ,h suspected. from the description given of the offender, that he is a charnmer, who haul hese recently discharged from the Huard.. He had some time ago kept company with the female ; but ultimately she rejected his addresses. Upton-N►u..—Yesterday a man named George Hall who was a short time •inee in a respectable line of ba 1111114 s as a tobacconist, in fligh-street, Southwark was charged with felony under the following Memos stances:— William Reed. shopmfin to Messrs. Simpson, babe,- dashers, 31, Leadenhall•street, slated that the prisoner came to the warehouse on Saturday last, and desired to look at patterns of boinhasin, grus de Naples, Ile selected goods of that Jeseription to the amount of M. 3s. and left the shop with directions that the bill should he made out against his return, When he came back. on seeing the bill, he rnpresaed his surprise at th. charges, and said the articles came to more than he ex• petted ; however, as thlr were packed ap, he would no give them the trouble of redacinz the Quantity, and add ed, that he lass certain the Lady from whom he retch ed the commission weaLi not be displeased with him.— He begged that the Lady's address might be written of the package—" Sirs. Taylor, Orville-place, Kingston Surrey, per coach.," and, as he hail not anScient csl about him, desired that the errand boy might accompan , him with the goods to his residence in St. Saviour a. i , the Botongh. A person was despatched with biro, LON DOS M ARK S, t )c - r. I COT'T'ON.—Tice demand for Cotton last week was p. hero std efteeeift, and the re whet, yest e rd ay , was stein impr oved by the very favourable &ten ants f reer Liverpee • steeral parcels of Cotton of the late sale attlbe I adisHoese have bees disposed of at site Yaws of id.• L. pet lb.: the purchases of Wesel Cense weed,' air be Geste extremes but the holders decline selling for the Present. The quantity of Cotton diapfted of am our ast Pureed. 301141 packet's. covrEF..—Tb. Calks Yin brought Tensed after Tiessi.ty, last weels were masidereble, condstieg of PAZ cash' sad 1,330 itsgt the Itekish Pla•tatitta de. seriptiees treat off heftily, bet without any reihteliete is On prices. The VlKeirl wit lielrireted; 'surly the whole eddy (utter was tabs la week sheet the pee rless eeneery. The three.pnbile stilts this keenest. 104 casks 107 bags, chiefly &gloms and Jallillet, weft of 2s. • 3s. per cutlet/or foe thenedisery sizaddesetip tioss; the dean C.&. and the fine finalities folly sup ported the peerless pelves; scud y the whole so l i d , sa d generally there is sere demand fee Coffee thy Jurist the last week. COCOA.—Trinidad Comm has lately advanced 41.1 Oleos& and commoteWest India are scarce. SUWAR..—The demand for 51ascovades Jurist( the week wee general and extensive; sod, as there were few good sugars on show.. dee prices gradually advanced, and considerable parcels were taken on speculaties. This forename the market has bee° checked by the re. ported large entries at the Custom linage ' nearly 1000 casks within the week ; above 5,000 casks landed at the West India warehouses daring last week; the buyers, in consequence, evince little disposition to purchase to day; the previous prices are, however, firmly maim tamed, and the improvement Agee this day week we quote at ts. per cwt. and. from the lowestt price le e oe six weeks ago, the advance is Sa p air. per rot. re Its.. fined Geode the purchases reportid were ant extensive, yet there was a steady and improvifig nsseket. Yester day, the request because general, and peleeseonsiderabt* higher were reported. An advance of fell) is. has hew realised on all descriptions of keened siege Friday last, thoogh the demand to-day is not am brisk. —*Amasser* 30s. In Foreign Sugars the purchase* by private con tract were considerable, particularly in the yellow as& 'broas n descriptions, which have lately been neglected; prices,lid. a Is. per cwt. higher were *trained. Two hundred chests White Havannah pagers soil with brisk ness, fully supporting the late .44'04 fine white 455. '6d. good and middling, es. a 44i.. strzurs.—cmg, hoe rather issped la dammed.-- Cloves are highes.—tieweassais ide, ow amain of the trade toeing throw. epee at Cpylee to Oka/dew. Is other spices there is so &irtatioit. FRUIT.—Tbe first cargo of sew Spiel* per Less 'in . , was brought to public sale on Weelnesday ; all descriptiowe there Is very little kiwi'. Dermot, are is tolerable fair demand. RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANBS..—The low rate at which the Uorerautent contract *es takes law week, has an unfavorable egret apea the market; there have bees few sales reported, and the peke* are a shads lower. Brandy remains its a very depressed state • the beat marks o f f ei at 3e. 2d.—la Gwen there Is no ;Aer ation. INDl6O.—The sale at the India Howse finished this forenoon; 3377 abeam were brought toward, and of which a very inconsiderable proportion has been honied In ; lino sold at lam sate prices, the pod and middling containing and ordinary 9d. per lb. higher. Commas's inwunient.—An inquest was held am Mem day at the Fox Inn, Cowley, Middlesex, before Thames Surfing, Req. on the holy of Stepan@ Mason, a respectable person resident there, who died is ono queers of an injury he received by a waggea en Wed nesday last. It appeared that the deceased was stand ing on the canal bridge with his cut, when a waggon coming across ram against the tart of the deceased, broke it, and he was knocked down. He shortly after complained of a fullness io his dad, and giving three sighs expired. Another inquest was held before the same Conine et the Windmill, Turnbam-geeen s on the body of John Could, aged 23, who pet • ponied to his existesee by hanging Moself on Friday last, white coofisted in the cage. Verdict—lnsanity. Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Heave Maurice, opposite the London Hospital, Whiteehapel, on the body of James Kitcheolism.—Santeel Lees swore.—He is its the employ of Mr. Holland, coach-smith, Coal-yard. Drury-lane. On the IHh instant, about live o'clock in themornin,g, witness and declined were is a cut toge ther, belonging to Mr. Mined; the cart was standing sine both* eartestese at the cornerof De vosshire-street„ Hishopsgate, and the deceased was talking to a Mr. Walker. A waggon, partly loaded with coals, was tan lag the same way, and the hind wheel gave tiut : cart each a shock as to taro it round and throw dine the horse, which occasioned the shafts is break Maxus was thrown on the home's bark and sot hurt i tat de ceased pitched ander the bone, whieb, in its draggle to rise, kicked him and broke Ms thigh. As nos as witness saw the waggon near the tart, he Called *die driver, but who did not take any nntiee of it. The wig goner afterwards. said the (met had no business across 'the road. The deceased am taken to the Landon WO toil, where he died. Other witnesses save evidence to the sane effect. A man who was in the waggon at the time mentioned, said no blame could be attached to ti e driver, who was walking nese the horses—Verdict. " Accidental Drills." also levt ing a deodand of tilL ou the waggon and horses. The deceased has kft • wife sad three children. BIRTH. h Oa Tseaday smorsiar. at Viscount Ehriagtores-hosse, ill Vorth Malley-tarsal, Lady Nu.tent, cf s stlll-bore sos• tier Lact)saip lass well as can possinl) be expected. DIED. On Sunday, the 13th lest, at Tottenham, Mrs. Ellssbeth Webst. r, axed 76, one of the Society of Friends. Loaded : Metal, related. sal Pabliabad at tba °lkea The STATESMAN" and "Tan CONITITOTNII" a Iidav Paper. No. vV7. Strang. by R. W ARDRI.I. wboab all esamentafeatioaa. Orders, 4101. atw rernotail to be actoltassed. ~- • -.7 . • 111011 - strict erases gives mot se deliver up the propart t i l e , . y w r eY"t I' eon rice, an assistaat is the eamplairtaate Asp. stated that he took the parcel and psuceinled with ths prinsoei to • invent in the Btwou4h, adjainiag twirled Is a yard Jelling tea tap; Isere the prisoner got therpar eel into hie lands, sad ran down the yard throng), A. tap follower/ b 1 the witness. who sew hies enab le d k i , a female et Ohs eterseent ha was abet 1* taup e un eei k a passage slick led into High -street. Ala She ?herd *barren' Um. Phillip., the lendady, take hold of the winner, say ing " You ant me that ran away with the boy's parcel the other day." o n au secured until an olicor was sent tor. Another cameo( the same Paten web brot►ght borne t o the prisoner. TY. officee who apprehended him stated, that he a r e knonledeell that if be Lad gm safe orf aieh Al rrrrr Simpsen's jowls, be would bare gout over to Frame and remained there. The prisoner waa fully committed upon the leo chug es. PI IPm r !I ~1~ Mir --•~