The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-15 00:00:00

1 1 1 „., 1 • t t 1 I t • , 1 16 t., 1 i •• 1 . , • 1 , . . . . • r ' J i 1 . I l I i 1 , ' . ( P ,- 1 . ~ J., • . • r' S . . A i ~, ' ! , j! , 1 i 1 ti 6 . 6 ' ;1 , : t• • - 1 1 li 'l"' ' 1 1 1 1 . , 4 ti, , • . , I . 4 OUTRAGES IN IRELAND. LIMCR;CE, OCT. 9.—Friday nicht, two 'utensil,' dairy-houses, belonging to l'eter Stuithwicli, Esl. of Ballyconry, County of Tipperary, were. totally con sumed. Thirty-one firkins of butter, and the keelers, capable of containing the produce of 100 cows, were destroyed. The house of Miles Ilongh. rear Thorn's, was maliei o tsly consumed on Sarolat l'wn house*, near Talon, were also hairnet! • few rights ago. Thomas Foley was murdered at the Fair of Bully c:ereltaa, Comity Tipperary. on Monday. We are requetved tnatnte, by a gemletnan who was a posanger on the Mail Car the day that the Crown Wit- Peas, who states himself In he assanited (as mentioned in our last,) that the tlentleinan will be enabled to phew on the tri g( , that the Witness was the aggressor in forc ing his way on the car where there was no room, and 'that all the passencers were perfectly ignorant of who be was, never haying seen or beard of hist before.— ( Chropicle.) l'on.niiitoi to the Vonnty Gaol, yesterday, by John Cwort•nsy, Esq. John Jackson and E.ltoutd Walsh, .barged null having, en the tight of Satnrilay, the t:Mts of September last, with many others uolvisturn, illegally avienibltd hefore the house of James Flinn, 01 Simacoddis. and broke into the said house, demanding spades, crises, and pikes, and did then proceed with a lore party to a house lately built by Dani.l and Thos. :'d•n•li. Id, and did then and there lelonionsly level and ',yeah down the said house.—By Metall Dasher. Esq. Nieheel &yam, charged with having, en the night of the 13th of March last, burclariously entered the house of Michael Doggan, of Teniscart, robbing the said Louse of fire arms, and forcibly taking. away Elinor, the sister of the *aid Doggan.—ltY Richard English, a man calling himself lieorge Strang, charged with haying attacked the dwelling-Morse of John Ca kill, of Ballythoonae, on the night of the 21st itoosat, demanding a riding-coot and halter, and oho with being a vagrant. War e Capp :4 Ina. • OCT. ill —Alvin 9 o'clock on Sunday morning, ■ soldier of the t2il regiment, named James White, labile perpetrating from Hough. 4 nunry } 4. ilkottoY. to (Aomori. •ras' he invalided. was seized by three men. who stidairmly p..nrei4 uprapbius trot° the ditches, beat him reverefy, and carried stray his arms—at a place called Crab, wi•hin half a mile of Nkongh, where a detachment of the se2al is stationed. The Porter and Magistrates of the neighbourhood soup after went in pursuit of the Wenders, bet we Dare Out heard with what success. On F►iday nicht lost, several ►irks of torf were ma lieinosly set on the and burnt, on the I and. of Utioleiith, beyond Carthel: and were it not for the timely aid of some of ('apt. Wilson's Polire, stationed at Ballyoure,, it is snppnsed that the whole of the turf on the bog at at that place, ovoid hare been burst, the fire having been eommorsiested to it.—(Cloausel .14inerti4e(.) A melancholy scene 19199 presented to view at Bailin belly. in the parish of Dngnill, neat Clogheen. A poor widow of the tame of Mean was. together with an in fant grand child, burned to death by an arcitiental fire, twtwern the hones of one and two o'clock, p.m. The came of the fire is differently annotated for; bat on this point, nothing certain can be elicited. A great number of the neighbouring people immediately collected to ex tinguish the contlagra•ion, hut in vain: every thing was consumed to 119114 M, except a child, two or there years old, who ran from toe fire and smoke to a narrow era net of the house. anti called most piteously no her father to rescue her. A yonng man of the name of Brotkerick, Leering her voice. intrepidly mike I in at the door, and, at the hazard of his life, saved hr { from the devouring element. This humane and ►e elon. velour meal was a rrant to the unfortnnete wllierer. Tieol iwwwae eras nried on Saturday, bet the iff-fated title ianoreet be goished until next lemming. The grief of those poor eotreivors, a son, a danebter, sell a dattihter-iodaw. can he better conceived titan described. Their wearing ap parel, heti-clothes, and pert of their rent, was lust beyond gear toption.—(!ruterfinuf Mime.) Some time during the tempootnows • night between Snetlay and Monday last, one of the figures oe thetower sof Wolyethan pion Collegiate ('lurch, 21109/ thee hallo , n weiehr, fell upon a beaus in the roof, the strength cf which prevented the greater pert of it from passing 1:.:•ts the booty of the church. The beans was cracked for the length of six or seven fret, lint fortunately the sestaieed very little other injury. Daestrtg.Scicree Ilion-.sax.—An inquisition was taken yesterday evening, at the Barley-mew pmblic j in %tint-street, G eeeee nor-opiare, before Thos. I liggs, Esq., Deputy Coroner for Westminster, on the tody of Thom us Greenland, who shot himself in Hyde. lark on Semite' , afternoon. Rat. Pagleston, Assistant Keeper of Hytlr-park, was s:zting on a rail opposite the Hanover•square politic k .use, in St. George's-row, Bayawater•rott I, shoot a ti latter before one o'clock on Saturday, when he beard I . ':e report of a pistol, apparently under the Park wall, in the Park and towards Cumberland-gate. lie ran to o ards the spot, and getting over the wall, found the de reaaeJ on his back. with his head towards Cam- Berland-gate. His hesti wag shattered, and his face so - n o e l s dish-need, that scarcely a feature was discernible. stets hat Isy about three rants Pons him with a hole shot tbruneh the crown, and . part of a handkerchief that was i- the hat was found at a little distance from it. He I )1110 , ) hoot, and sisteen yards from the body, in the di rection of Cumberland-gate, he found a pistol, which appeared to have been recently discharged, the cock of which c. as broken oft and lay two or three yards from it, as if it had been broken by striking against the ground. (The pistol was produced ; it was an uncom 'manly heavy's's', with a strong turned iron screw bar rel, and nearly ne large as a holster pistol.) In the pockets of thedereased he friend a small pocket knife. co lievs, one shilling and threepence halfpenny, and a raper folded like • letter, add . J " Thomas Green- I col, No. 2, Bit-alley, Toromill-street, Clerkenwell." and on the back of it written in another band, "Do take care of me. and convey me bottle with the greatest of rare." While he was searching the pocket., a boy named Wm. Pori!, tiring in St. Oenrge'e-row, caw op, aid identified deceased as a man who about a quarter of ten hour before had met him in Oxforti-street, sod given Inns half a pint of beer and twopence, to write for bins the worth ahovementioned on the hack of the letter. The brother-indaw and mother of the deceased were eras:tined, Basil it appeared (rem their evidence that be hid lived as a waiter at the Wilmington Arms, Eardly ereet, Spadielde, which he left last l'lvirsday evening, v.ith the best of characters from his master ; he received sat that time a etvereign and live abillinzs as his wages, end 10.1 in fah a silver watch with two gold seals . 1)n quitt;og the horse he was &scribed by the bendloril to hare run 74 like a madman " :Vane of his friends I ad observed any atiog extraordinary in his demeanour. Ite was about 25 years of ale, and none of his family ls.lew of his baring been married :adore his death. On :•attirday night his mother received a triter written in tie name (be neve' could write himself) witlicnt a date, bearing the post.matk of Saturtloy, from Leather-tine, informed her that he married Ili months ago, but, being uabappily matched, he could net live with I is wife, and lett tier, and for that reason never inferna -1 d his family of the circumstance. The Jary consulted but for a few moments, and pave a ',raja-4114i the drermsed shot himself, being at the time :n a state ofinmnity. _ TIM POLICE.' • f.l; • 7 nr/LDIULL.—Robert Marston, porter la MIN r• ley's narehtinse. Paul's-wharf, 'fhames-strell, and Jtlhry his -mile, si ere brungirt up yegerilay before Mr. Alder man WAITMMAY, die Sitting Magistrate, tea &charge au felony. By the statement of Mr. Maybiry, Mr. hlaberley'a agent, it appeared that a system of depredation hail been carrying on tor some time. Properly was confirmedly missing, and in the article of Seen sheeting alone no less than eleven pieces had lately disappeare.l. Nut !twining whom to suspec!, application was made to Brand, the Nlar.balourn, who recommended that the men anent the warehonse shochl he called lo sep irately and examined, and he accordingly attended at the counting , house on Someday for that purpose. Without any perti• cslar suspicion of blot, Kingston, the porter, wee first called in. lie denied all 6noo ledge of the depredations, and readily told where his lodgings were, n lien inform ed that it was necessary they shonM he lied. In the nest drawee that was opened, between : Wand 60 du ?Hedges were found, many of them fur raffilliktltt of Awe , tog of different lengths. Those, however, the prisoner's wife said did not belong to her, but to a woman of the name of Watson, who had gone to Bristol. One of the duplicates was date.t sidwesmently to the time that she said Watson bad left London, aid open application at one of the pawnbrokers. she was hermit( identified as in the habit of pledging by the name of Watson. Several remnants of the same description of goods were foonti in other drawers. Some of these were tureloced, bat al though Mr. Maybury was enabled to swear 'het they were of Mr. )labelley's wieunfactitre and bleach, there were no marks open them by which be costa distingoliele theirs from sissidire goods of that make and fineness . They had sold quantities of the same description, and be ,could not of coarse sweat that the remnants produced ' were sot parts of the goods so sold. in addition to this wholesale plundering by the piste, there was also a retail system of plundering going on, by cart* a yard or two oft a piece, and packing it op again like a whole oar, which was not discovered till the roods were sold, sad a complaint reached the wareloosee. 'There was is exierrence, Mr. Mayberry believed, at a wholesale house in the city, • piece of this kiwi, upon which they had made ao allowance for the short mea sure, and hr suggested that probably ' if time were Irises, souse of the cut retuaants might he to and to match ea as to he 'moral to be part of that Identical piece. The Solicitor oho attended fur the prisoners offered no objection to this ',rewriters% and they were both ace.woiagly remanded for further examination. Mr. If , a cheese-monger, residing in Merrell street, was placed at the ear ander the following enmstances _ He was returning home through tiaritieas, at about a quarter before one o'clock on Saullay moraine. with a haslet termed a fat on his shoulder, when be was stopped by Clinton. am Milker of Alderagate Ward. who desired to know what it co:liaised - . Mr. Y. told him a goose and two fowls. Clinton, suspecting from its weight that that was not tbe while of its contents, and the shop of Mr. Partiett, a grocer, being open, ibis flat was taken there to be examined, a nd was found to con. tain (in addition to what Yeah" had , stated) a piece of pork, and three large heresy upon which he thoexlst fit to take the basket and its aware trait* watch-boeso Here Mr. Yeatee was detained nearly am boor, width, according to Clinton's account, was las own faith, sake declined to y who bail what be was. This Mr. Testes denied, tog thanhe gave his mune and address as 1101/0 as required.—Be that, however, as it may, he was at length, in coneequenee of the (Wrens/ souks of the little girl who was with hint, permitted to take her home. Cliatoo accompanied than, and having ascom taineti that Mr. Testes was a tradesman and house keeper in the City, thought it his duty to Iteep poises shun of the basket sad Our els& of its sad to take Mr. Testy's-flea its owl loveslreillidaraltersir in the tit Itepur sweet Compute all eight. Upon this statement of farts, the Solicitor, who at tended for Mr. Yeattritoisked what offence had been com mitted ? It was no felony to carry a hare in the streets. It was a penal tiffesice at the most, for an auqualifien prison to have a hare in kis possession; bet why wete the goose and fowls detained? They were not game; and spun what pretence had Mr. Testes home confined in the Conspire, after it was 'mown who he was, and where he was to be found ? It was MP uffeece to hey French bares, quantities of which came to Dover, and these might have been French hares. There was ao proof that they were pot. Mr. Parse deebtetl this law, end read the clause of the Act, which stated that so unqualified person having a bare in his possession, should be deemed an exposing to sale, and the penalty attach accordingly. The officer bad done right to stop Air. Yeates in the first instance, and the Magistrate might order an information ender the Statute. This the Solicitor &Dowel!, hut denied the right to de -1 tain the person, touch leas to imprison him. Mr. Alderman WAITHIPAIM said, noels allowance should he made for Olficers. They bad at all tines en 1 1 unpleasant and diffi..alt duty to periorm. It did appear to him, however, that there was an unnecessary harsh ness in the conluet of the ()Geer upon this occasion. He had done his duty in the first instance by stopping , Mr. Triune, ander the circumstances; bet when be knew who lie was, anol that he was a housekeeper in the of London ' lie should not have locked him up. ThAie was no charge against Mr. Yeats., and if the Officer thought fit to prefer an information, it would be beard in due time. _ _ ...„ Clinton said he had no trials to do tbat, and Mr. Yeates was discharged. Legal proceedings against the Officer fur the false imprisonment, were strongly threatened. flow-sremsv.—Those. Culliagford was charged with bring an accessary after the fact, in stealing two horses, the property of Robert Rickards, Erte. It appeared that the prosecutor having advertised two carriage horses for sale, was applied to by a perms of dashing appearance. who gave hasnause Mirky, and said he wanted just such apair. After seeing the a nimal s h e agreed to pay 100 gn ineaa for them, and Mr. R. was to sand them by his coachman next day to Ndson's-square. Th e h o r s es were sent sod defendant gave what he called a check fur the amount; the paper on examination was I found to be of no use. The horses were subsequently found and taken possession of by a police officer, and' the prisoner Cullingford baring appeared to claim them, was, after ezausination, committed as an accessary after the fact. HATTON fIARDEN.-. Yesterday, Mr. John Clarke, brewer, of the Sun Brew/house, Old -street, applied to the Sitting Magistrate for the restoration of three casks seized by Edward Read, and Felwartle, two of the otfi cers,lry virtue oft% search warrant, at Remit of dl Hale and Company, brewers, Red Cross -street, charged with being felonious, and kaowitig th ew to be s t o l en , anti on which charge lie was takes and examined, but the felony not lirimg proved, he was dischug-d. The Magistrate, itrjustificatioo to Mr. Clarke, ordered the officer immediately to restore the hake. Elizabeth Smith, better known by the name of Bet Smith, one of the most celebrated female pugilists in London, was brought from Clerkenwell watchhonse, charged with assaulting and knocking down souse watchmen on Saturday night. The history of this misgeided woman is truly deplor able. For several years else has upon an average lived elms Loathe eat of every twelve in one or other of die primme of the Metropolis. She is a terror to all the watchmen of LlerkenweU and the neighbourhood. Most of • to, uplift` hireling her corning, i4lio bide the m . eel Jug corner, or zet out of the way. Bet was only ego! 4w Priday from the Ilitmet et Cfirrietion, ti k septic ehe read; been on the treetfini *keel for three Months; and she sommenced'her usual nprr.tlons "pm the weathers on Saturday night ley - "'eerie: twb o' theist. To a qnestion from the hfigistrate,she answered she did not remember Low many times she had been born : 'skirt! to prison. It was stated however by Wino •cipii stablef, that else mast have hernia cnstody upwards of fifty times. Thu; i'.laglstrake, as a rtanre reir Yid, committed her to the New Prison, Clerkeowell, for trial at the ensuing Sessions, (or assaulting the watchmen. Tbeothg riller, a chimney sweep, was bronght np in the custody of rayitor,a constable, charged %Ws robbing the garden of Mr. Healey, a gentleman residing in Pen- The evidence adduced against the prisoner iin• •f the cle.i.ed nature. He was sentenced to lreetille mill fdr six weeks in tine floustef Correction., , . ' MAR LnelOVelf 'TRW/. .'lf Miietriny Correction., an ehleilv man, RIO cilatged with, older eiresunstetem of unp uralleled depravit y. , la the pen?, Of .Mlle[; Mahon, :s very young 'gut his diegliiei•iti-frk. The curcunistmsers of this singularly adrocioini eMe were as follovist—The prisoner fur ;boat seventeen months bed been married to the complainant's aseber, who by his ill tre..tment and lima othir'circnusstances oats reduced to her dealt-bed, and about thr r nulls eir e. shit was lying in her Iwd when the miscreant re. tired irate the twins adjoining his wle's, and motile the poor girl aas asleep effected his base purpose. On her %leaking she *rearmed, hut could not escape from the arretch's gratt. Site thesauri day informed her mother, Who e4ressed In very strong tetras her indignation at his conduct, the recital of winch, coupled with her ill ness, brought on deliriums and at interval', from ihal' sett the moment of her deatb,,abont a er-ek since, she never thorungtilie recovered lter reason. The poor girl, altonto week after the atrocious assault, being in very iiiis' !Phi* 'was obstirved and spwationed by her brother's wife, to a horn she related the circumstance*, and also that hellin4etevesptesl to take liberties with her person twice before:. he wa then accused by the brother's tiff., and ulenlid Ot story altogether; hot it seas deter mined not to dlotiarb the last moments of the girl's mo ther by potting the affair into judicial process; and ac cnrulingly nothing wee said until after the funeral of her molter on Sandy, when a constable was in readiness, 'who took the prisoner into custody, and lodged him in the watch home. Mr. Mahon, the girl, brother, and his wife, corroborated her stetcutent, and stated that a surgeon would attend who could most fully prove the onetage. The prisoner, who showed the most callous indiffer ence, te.s remanded for another examination. TIJASteS PoLleli Once.—LITUPSED VICTVALLZUSI CONTICTeD FOR 14pPING IHRIOCLiR 1101 MS.—George Dealt, of the Golden Anchor, Lower east Smithfield; Wolter Mortises., of the Nine's Head, St. Catherine's; Jche Dedridge, of the Crown, St. Morell* Without, Aht h rlte; salt Crime Sededergh, of the Red tdon, St, flotolph, lire severally charged on information with keeping irregular houses. The chief weeps, of police stated, that he had visited the accused homes at different liners when they ought to have been she up, according to their license, and found in them some of the most notorious characters dancing and rioting; he hail given them all strict caution against such practiers, but to no avail; he had also 'told them the consequences of en information, which they haul taken no notice of. The Magistrate Said they 110 openly and knowingly committed an otfonee against the tenors of their license, and for which he should fine them in the mitigated pe , natty of 11. each; and if ever they came there pie. he ,slinuld tine them lilt ; and the third time JUOL.'-- ''''llivrtetsr-floatau-Venterstergtilliessieffey, a tuts 40- ! rently about ISO years OWN Was brought before L. R. ALLEN, El. charged with hissing married nulled' Doncaster, his brat wife, Mary Lancaster being alive.— The interest of the case bein g increased by the fact that ' Mr. Day wasin the habit of preaching in the highways, and under all sicisaitndes of weather and seasons. Day is also a transistor of shoes, and some of his calumets Lin thr. Hoe wire also to be seen. Snow, one of the Bow street patrol. sail, that his attention was called to the house of the prisoner, in Chapel-court, Southwark, yes terday morning, as lie was on du.y. A mob of persons had collected befure the door, end when he inquired into the cause, he was tail that the occupier of the home had three wires, who hail all met that utornirsg, within the house, and were expected every moment to hare a row, sea as had turret been before. Witness got ism the house, and two of the wives were sitting in the par bur when he entered. The third, alio, witness believ ed, was only the housekeeper, had thought proper to make the best of lire way into the adjoining tenement, *pun the appearance of those who Lad a better claim to her master. The two wives seemed to be on excellent terms, but it was probably tomut prudent in the house keeper to teke her departure. Witness, epos hearing the accusation against Mr. Day, whom the two suites were upbraiding, took hint ism enstody. Both wives ititend..4l the examination, and the first proceeded with her charge. She had, she said, been married to the prisoner on the :?Sth of Angnst, MI, at Woolwich, at the dock-yard of which place he was in the hal& of working. On the 2d of November follow ing they parted by mutual consent, and the witness ob tained a situation as Data. in Greenaiela Hospital, by whids she became independent of hint. ?rose that pe riod up to the present time .he bail only had two inter views with hint, in one of which Ise told her he was go ing to marry again. 41111 if she would promise net to , trouble him he would take her into town and settle tnat• tern monfortebly, so that ail of theta could live happily. Sbe never received a farthing of money from him from the day of their separation. She had not the certificate of her marriage in her possession, but could produce it soon. The second wife stated, that she had bees otarried to the prisoner on the 13th of November. 1813, at St. James'seitarcia in Bristol. At that peeind she was • widow and kept a comfortable ludgiogdionse in that city, sad the prisoner took • shoe stall in the neigh bourhood and Irecame arquainted with her. He recut''- , mended himself to her notice by many little nameless attentions, until at last lie took up his abode in her honor, w here he finally became master of her affections, property. and hand, after a most persevering courtship, filled with false vows. In the course of his wooing he said be was • widower five years, and he promised Crest Wogs, but he soon left, her and took away her goods, leaving her in a destitute condition. The prisoner, in his tlef-os.--., ed-t4tted ant his Ert• wife had spoken the tenth, hat denied that she bad told the whole truth. Otte very remarkable fact was for gotten by her, and th a t was to t h e f o ll ow i ng effect:-- Previously to his first marriage site told him that site had a sou on board the Cutfuells East Indiaman, whom she soon expected home. Upon the arrival of that vessel, however, flout son proved to Geiser hogiald, and the prisoner thought it hi. ! ll tune to give her up, upon moral as well as religions ground.. He added, that he then went to Bristol, and met with his second wife, win alone had a claim upon him, and h• admitted the coy reetusa of her *leitmotif, excepting only that part of i• which accused bite of h aving stolen her property, s triode at which his feelings revolted. His first wire, i• she could be called such, was therefore the only geilt3 person ; hot he was far from wishing to accuse her, an challenged her to prove that he was criminal. He cat . Wilts is&nrine *tile wit. fikt info ke felt no le ho was in * &WV? battle; MI nap Oar! mosnont showier* of amid t • i••• Cho wife wrung her hands, and einnuolsge sp a hearingthis imput at i on; s h e, however.mituasag reply ?tithe chaser, The Prisoner—. 6 Sooner than live with you l ;faits the hulks. You've robbed me of nwrr than molter, of ay peace." lie then &Wrestled tit. Magistrate, - said he was greatly respected is kis neiglihnel and would lose flinch ho.iness if he was sent to lie was reinstute.l until the ee cee nary prO4 shall reaeiy foe examination. The first wife then mike& whether the second wife she WWI 111 take possession of the priwner's hom e • prisanei% absence? The 31saisfrete said, May must determine that, amongst themselves. An application of an uncommon native was made the sitting Magistrate st this Who., en Saturday, b, damsel rerun 33 to dtt year, of isit a difed 1 she isen .4- t reat therstora, atir abroad. liigiiitrate—WCat,perfai 4 j 0 44 :la ms to ? .ironiaii—Landiett,yobr Werabip.. i Iragistcatc—lliveg on Thal for relief? *Rosin ,-,•lt. Ws% t 44 . . waut'a me to iek.niodvaaitt tuirer: ritirry,:nOW tlieri s a Pew re. I've been living cite a yoniir man fur • year and Rester , and 1 iins't fe-I se e r well, your Woliale;p I, an be arises how he'd wary 2 4 . and keep me; jet keep hidi. ' • •.., i a. MaKiatrate—Are yen en the family way by hi s ? I h r la u gu 4k t i.l e — iste— Y6ll ;h l Za i r T e o rr rsh tb ip ; c a h n iLl d , L an ve d " tlis pa th : le i:is eontba.. , officers will.reTieve yes. ' Womih --Oat ce nt I parry this y oung maa ? soy lits. . band hutieeiahhiad Lea years and more. Magfirtati;ultheie is your hashamli Woman (tomitatingly)—At Dots, y Beg, ysOr Wor ship. Fla suer was a.good liashaeri . • sad ka's goof for life; and fiels e Prff to Lave eso husband at M. Magistrate — Really , log good wiation,l as read.' you no assiiiianee as to the apprieetioa god hang ye w me . I cannot advise Si alitbutiso ao act of biros', +moat; —YOllr Wosehip— Megistrate-1 say it is against the laws .. ....L:iiroa to marry a second Luthand while the filar is Livia,. it yon are really trietrysarid, apply to the parish fur airs. I Woisate rreiax.—J ames Dialer ass chases:lL:l blitaeby by CatberVhe Ostler. hie fiest wife. The blagisttafriaelsi the first stirrioeshisoceciaCJ sot be received. ' ' `.•*. • Cosursillor PaSL.eie attended for the prisoner. tirrit*tt Conhes , of bongacre. with whom the pi.. itmer 11 ad Bra as arforman. produ ce d a copy of the certificate, obtains •in St. Mary's pariah, Di e hl 's , w h ere the Orel tabritagre toot place. He had gee, on hilin.ss ) 0 sad knowieg the &tame wife resid-d the r e, h a d seders her oat. Sire was iw`extreme wretchechnis.iiethollit it proper the sb mid hsie done leer. Examined be Mr. Pouttee—Prisuner bad fired ie his euspitry. Itsh been served with copy of a writ fir money else by him to the prisoner. Had sot hero iserrimed. Piirat.selfitd. you ever *II any persou, tee would never Nei CB yea beak tveasporterrhim for atisy for lois. ones ? . Witnes•-41oki1inauld Wig Ms first wife to Frew cote him. is r.• ..!.• Mr. Poi t.tdina-mtiliepeoltlwerrake gored**. The wi t h id :ee_ Wed be @tight have bedew, DM tea • 01wavoic * was modes age at thetireedher marriage w i t Ilse prisms*. The 31viii!rate listing consulted dm 15th eel. rap. M. (leo. 11, as "Tidying to the rase, asked the eitaese ,f be bad key flintier eviteatil to rale*? IfitoeNoile; kstoeAergystraa has presiired to sAt old; ilrWicient Uwe is ailowcl ftte.Virsi.ides objateted 'to *Mr. The Miegitroiti hasiistrlig what time would he me rcenary, Ordered the ease to stand over until this 1 day week, to give dmi.!on tM anita) of the ctergysiaa. A wsedbman efNt. Riles, who is a great realm, was attending at the test 1 9 4.1 Halley Seseion to give his eti deuce in • nse. When the cane came ea, he was et joying himself is Me favourite penult in the court marl ; on hearing his name called, he instantly pat the pipe isM wafistnespoelcet, and repaired to the coml. At •ter be had hems a few minotes giving his eviderce, smut , persons in the gallery called oat, " Vier, fire V" puintinar at the same lime to the man a:sko was statith•e is the witness's box , a amok* was mew hastier frets his Waist coat-pocket, and his neck ; it was setae time before per ceived the dangerous situation be was le, so eolwohlely was his mind absorbed in the evidence he wit 01 . 01: barterer on being awakened to hie situation, he goat+ ly pressed the clothes, and by assistance the lire C at soon extinguished, but not nodl it bad burnt histlothes and injured hint in a stight degree. A shocking accident happened on Friday at a war:aft. tory, in Urnr4e- street, Lawford's-gate, Bristol. A yun I man, named laeorge Jones, was in the act of tyke a isle to the dinner-bell, when his foot slipped, and be tell us the tly-wheel of the steanoengine. which was at wo:k at the time, and which actually severed Lis head fiat hir body ! FATAL A/CIDENT.—On Tuesday last, two uses ith were at work at a slate quarry new Caneelford, Imhof• ing to Messrs. Rosevear and ;Aegean, havini churn' a bole with powder for blasting, were ranatnieg Joss the charge, when the iron her struck against a piece a spar. and caused a premature repining', by nhwti the unfortunate men were so dreadfully injured, that see ' of them, named Bray, died shortly after having his Ire amputated above the knee ; the other named hellos, has an anti and a thigh broken, one of his eyes drtrai• eat and a finger torn off, so that bet link expeFtattos is entertaionl of his recovery. Bray was unmarried; Fol low has a family. On 'faraday morning, en hauling cep the Jug esp • of onti of the canal passage-boats in hrsto as Port Hopetaitn, between 4 itasgow anti R h, the hotly of a man was hrittight above water, riven left over the rope by the 'llth holy proved Is he that of man named John Beveridge.a p ent ioner, formettr hr • lorwrittos to the .l regiment of fo ot, woo resided in tint "itrithe"Drbs. o4 , and aete,l as clerk to a teal tonrent Ile is supposed to hare fallen or to have heel si"cr into the basin near theisridge, by the striper/. t wind, shortie after ten oN'eltck on the ui flit of alootry wee k , sad the rotting of the storm had prevented hit cries being heard. MARRIED. On Friday last. Fratiais Hick*. Rao of Bartlett's-bit:A' ;sea. to !tint. Owen. widow of the late fit-etze Owes. On lite 14th instant, Mr. John Grew). of ItlizAhath, daughter of Mr. Harries, Acute Ow. k +and-road. DIED. s sae On Friday softening, the I ith j a it., a i. of • de attack a the stomach, Mrs. Tippekts, *din of Nic letts, surgeon, of Spiral-square. On Sunday. the 13th Instant. Mary. the • i of Fitor gderertis. 1;:aq. of Castle-street, 11,11torti. O. ibe Sulk lit. at Kennington, io histilst year. 'heron, late of Lawrence-lane, Clumpolde. Mr dohs Mask Prlaleil, rubusw Y IM' ole•of "n• if AMMAN" all*" Tale V•MITIVOTION " Palter, No. 49.1. *loud. 11R. ARLIS.i_ a.a LL.B . whom all soaeosataatlaaa, Utile% Ite• 1170 be a4traimorli with his expw., est °p i othiag is I wa s / I money ; rate, act 0 ,6,11 he wife or to io La hat print made ro la Yr br Ord sod . 4 • gagy fe-t rrry rimy a d . 't raarry ■ I thew • park:' mf lits. ttx Wnr. generic 4a reed.' trade* tt you via,. It 'get: a.* Cvit:J bat ff. the pi. rr of the in, where hii aotied I that Irt lived ie 4 a writ sot Lava so% tea re still to Fro- m! that brat‘er o , tl. rap. sitars% .f Otlit*J tht IL Re. aril this rrgraiaa. , I:Orr, gni e evi ti.A. ea- irt the oioe