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i ) - • *.' , • . NORTHERN CIRCUIT. YORKSIIIRE ASSIZES, Volta, JILT 22. Before Mr Baron El tTLLOCIt William Yokel, aged 25, was indicted for having violated Bealby, a child Linder seven years of age. The child stated very artlessly the violence offered to her, but .Mr. Baron !hillock was of opinion, that the capita charge could but be substantiated, and the prisoner was put upon his trial for the anault. The prisoner wu found Guilty , and sentenced to 15 months im prisonment and hard labour in the !louse of Correction at Wake field, in addition to the nine months which he has already been in confinement. hone Chn.terteoeth was charged with robbing a person of the rime of James Cropper, on the highway at Shetteld, of a one' pound note and fourteen shillings in silver, in the month of July last. James Cropper examined by Mr. 51AUDT.—I live at Halifax, and on the s'll of July, I went with a horse and can to Sheffield, to remove a outdoes. and his family from Halifax to that place. I arsired there about seven o'clock in the evening, and having some , refreshment. I went into town to buy some articles of hardware, and walked shout the town, never having been Mete before. About ten o'clock, I went into a publit-hnitse in Water-line, and asked for a riot of ale, but the landlady said it was too late to fill for strangers. the prisoner and ten other men were in a room drinking, and they offered, to let me join them and have some. The witness entered into conversation with them, and Inquired if they knew a person of the name 01 Grasse !Janson, who had lately come to reside there ;• they answeted they knew her very well, and offered to show him where she lived. Away he went, two of the men being at each aide or him. They walked about a great deal, and at last they Ito t to.; quarry, near Dyer's Bridge, when one of the Oleo let go his arm, and he Instantly received a violent blow on the head. The blows were repeated till he became insensible ; he struggled all he could, and cried out murder , but in vain. They robbed him of a pound note and fourteen shillings in silver, and he was almost covered with blood. A kraal of the name of Green came up to him after he had recovered a little, and Green saw a man running off with a bat in his hind, beside the one on his heal. This man was soon after followed by another, whom Green knocked clown. turn LAV INTRI,LIGF:Ver. COURT OF CIIANCERY, MONDAY, JCLY 25. ROWER s*. STRATHMORE. The LORD CHANCELLOR olaterved, that in order to make some progress m this case, he would proceed to a further stateittent of the.facts,,and would also say what papers he had not got. On the 21st July 1822, an indenture was executed, by which the father of Lady Mary Isabella Howes appointed, and his son assigned their whole tntereat m 5,7710. bs. 10d. three per cent. consolidated an. nuities. for the immldiate use and benefitfif the lady. On the 24th July 11123, Lady Mary Isabella Bowel (now Lady Mary Isabella Willem) and Mr. J. W. Furney; her trustee, presented a petition to Sir Thomas Plumer, the then Master of the Rolls. praying that the indrfiture might be carried into effect, and that the Accountant lisineral might be ordered to transfer immediately the money to' . J. NV. Furney, as the trustee of the lady, Lady Mary Isabella' Bowes. The order was aseordingly made, and the money was transferred into the hinds of the trustee. Lady Mary Piabella towes was at that time an infant. The alder was paid on the one hand to have been made daring her infancy • and on the other side', it was contended that it was not passed until the lady became ac tually of age, which occurred on the Bth August, 1823. It bad been stated to the Court, that although the petition was pre sented as from a person having attained the age of 21 years, and although she did not in fact attain that age till the following August, when the order was passed, she did answer the description that had been improperly given on the 24th August 1023. This was an undue and improper course of proceeding. The Court might, when it had seen a material advantage arising to the lady, have been induced to give the benefit she nought ; tont it appeared. however, that it had not been the wish of some of the parties that any such benefit should have been given, and various petitions and documents to that effect had been presented to the Court. His Lordship, after reading various petitions and several affidavits trim both parties, observed, that he believed he had read all the affi- Idavits that bad been laid before hint, with the exception of those that had been 'presented that da7. Those he had not yet seen, but he purposed reading theM, and If Mr. Furney or Lord Strathmore intended to present any other affidavits, let them be laid before him, and the day after lie would discharge fully his duty. Ile had t travelled through the whole of the affidavits, and had considered them all particularly, because he did not look up o n the case merely which . . and handsome, most probably was the cause of the felluw's inso lence, who corroborated Mr. Ashley's defence. The Magistrate observed, that for his part he had no doubt but that the complainant richly deserved the chastisement which he had ' received, yet by his being ptished in the first instance it was an assault, and Mr.A. must final bail foe it ; but by his being• house keeper he would be contented with his entering into his own recog nizances, and should advise the complainant not to go to the Sessions with such an assault. Mr. Ashley immediately entered into the recognizancea, and was discharged. ALLEGED MURDER OF A SON, AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF THE FATHER. (lurk); Stet, anus. duty 25.—This morning. a miserable look. ing being, who evidently laboured under a disordered mind, was brought before 1). W. CiIIYGORY. Esq. the Magistrate, by two of the Bow-street patrol, named Miles and Woodland, they having prevented him from committing self.destruction, early this morn tog, and it is also feared that his son, a tine little boy about nine yes's old. has fallen by his hand. The circumstances of the dreadful acts are as follow patrol above named, in the course of their perambulation yesterday evening, saw the unfortunate man standing on Vauxhall Bridge, with his hands clasped In each other, and his manners altogether denoted an aberration of intellect. They passed on without speak ing to him, and after having patented the district, they were return , ing home over the bridge about one o'clock this morning, when they again saw the poor fellow getting over the iron balustrades of the bridge; they ran towards him, and Miles, at the moment he was about to drop into the water, seized hint by the skirts of :he coat, and, with the assistance of Woodland, brought him over the railings. The unfortunate man, who seemed completely lost, exclaimed, ".W here's my son !' 1 have not laid violent hands upon him !" and from his conduct generally, and answers to questions put to him, there could be no doubt entertained but he had thrown. ed the boy first, and when the officers came up he was in the act of destroying himself. They carried him to the watchhouse, where he was treated with every kindness ; but he refused to take any food. On searching his pockets they found an admission letter (torn to pieces) to the 11 , 'estminstei Infirmary for the Eyes, and one but& penny. The unhappy man on tieing placed at the table before the Magi strate, stared wildly at him, and after some time had elapsed, he said his name was Edward Cole; that he had been a ffl icted with a CORONERS' INQUESTS. DREADFUL AND FATAL OUTRAGE. An Inquisition was yesterday taken before THOMAS HMG°, Esq. Deputy-Coroner for Westminster, at the sign of the Turf Top, Tattersall's-yard, Hyde Park-corner, on the body of Thomas Guy, aged In, who died in consequence of dreadful injuries he received from &man named Tatttlow. The inquiry excited much interest from the unprovoked nature of the attack, and the peculiar circumstances attending it. Thos. Sangwell, alyouth, was the first witness called, And deposed that he knew the deceased, who was a Gloucestershire man, and by trade a bricklayer. Ile was in the employ of Mr. Blackwell. The witness and the deceased worked together frequently in the Five fields, Chelsea. About 11 o'clock on Sunday last the deceased, the witness, and Martin Shea, an Irishman, acre returning home along Jew's-row, Chelsea, where a number of persons. had collected neat the Coach and Horses public-hoose, looking at two women righting. A Per the deceased had looked on for a few minutes, he said—" Oh, take them away, take them home," &c. ; and had scarcely uttered those words when a brick-maker, whose name the witness believes is Tutlow, who appeared acting as second or backer to one of the women, went to the deceased, and knocked hint down. The wit ness heard deceased groan, but did notvee any thing more. He saw the deceased afterwards crawl along the ground groaning. Coroner—Why did you not interfere when you saw the deceased struck ? Witness—l was afraid, knowing Tutlow to be s savage fellow. Juror—What part of the body did the blow fall on ? Witness—l cannot say. I did not see the deceased kicked. A Gentleman here said, be thought it necessary for the ends of public justice to state, that the witness was concealing the truth front a feeling of fear, as he had been threatened by the brick. makers with whom he worked. He had told dlr. Blackwell, that he had seen Totlow kick the deceased in a dreadful manner. Ke Do. buil The ConONER thanked the gentleman for his information, and observed, he wan apprehensive something of the kind had occurred, therefor:, he took the opportunity of cautioning the witness, to whom he pointed out the excessive criminality of prevaricating in a ease like this, and assured him he need be under no fear from the threats of any person. The witness, ahhough rigidly cross-examineel:hy the Jury, de: dared he did not me any kick given. Daniel Martin Shea, a brick.maker was called and deposed to MARKET S. CORN• EXCHANGE, Moutras, Jur, 25. We had rather a large supply last week of Flour and Wheat, and several fresh arrivals from the Suffolk Coast this morning, with a fair show of samples from Essex and Kent. The continuance of fine weather causes the mailing trade to rule exceeding dull, and to day tine samples must be quoted full 2s. per quarter lower than this day week, and middling as well as interior foreign was nearly un. saleable though offered at a still greater reduction. Barley hea vy sale and barely supported last slonday's prices; the ►ow averag e price of this article last week makes it very doubtful whether the ports •ill open next month or not. The Oat track was not Very brisk to-day, and prices of last week were scarcely maintained. Beans, though a good supply, were full Is. per quarter dearer. Prices of both sorts of Pease ruled much as this day week. Loser(' was ►s. to 2s. per quarter dearer, though not much doing in the article. There were but few samples of Rapeseed at market, pitclt much the same as last Monday. WHEAT. Essex (red) F 4 )s MAL f. . . I R James Cronper examined by Mr. n 1 AUDE.-I live at Halifax, 'Bowes was at that time an infant. The order was said on the one - fille to 72. e• and on the s'n of July, I went with a hone and cart to Sheffield, hand to have been made during her infancy • and on the other side fu low who appeared actin as second or backer to one of the Dn. (white) -60 s to 725 Ditto, brown - eft to fn. The circumstances of the dreadful acts are as follow :-The I Mine words when a brick-maker, whose name the witness be 'eves Ke Ese f ) 1 1106 to 1;8s Suffolk & Norfolk sris to nes t $ to remove a minister and his family frown Halifax to that place. lit wee contended that it was not paned until the lady became ac. patrol above named, in the course of their perambulation moterday is t , g . , „ evening, saw the unfortunate man standing on Vauxhall Bridge, women, woot to the deceased, and knocked hint down. fhe wit- builnlie (red) oreieed there alMut seven o'clock in the evening, and having some many of age, which moneyed on the Bth August, 1823. It mu w i t h he, h an d s m ope d i n eae h ot h er , an d his winners altoget er ness heard deceased groan, but did not•see any thing more. Ile Ditto (white) -60 s to 705 Ditto, brown - noa to foo t t refreshment. I went into town to buy game articles of-hardware, and been stated to the Court, that although' the petition was pre- saw the deceased afterwards crawl alon the oond groaning. Norfolk and Lincoln- nh LIN . SEED. DRANK. 3 walked shout the town, never having been dine before. About ten genteel as from a person having attained the age of 21 years, ing to him, and afteehavint ou Coroner-M h • did you not interfere when you saw t e eceas denoted an aberration of intellect. They panted on without meek- . . . g or patented the district, they were return- , y h d ed shire (red) 58a to 6.3 s English -24 s to 28s I Mish -50 s to Mis Foreign . 24s to ens o'clock, I went into a publie.hoine in Weter-hene, ann asked for a and although she did not in fact ettain Mat age tillthe following i ng b orne ovee t h e b r id ge a t o ne o'clock this morning, d when t. struck ? ~ ,4 o n, of ale, but the landlady said it wait too late to fill tor strangers. August, when the order was passed, she did &newer the iption rhe prisoner and ten other men were in a room drinking, and they that had been improperly given on the 24th A uoust 10-3. fhi. illinee I was afraid knowin Tutlow to be a eavage fellow. .RYE - BAn - 32$ to 365 they soain saw the poor fellow getting over the non balustra es 0 . • , g . . '' . s the bridge; they ran towards him, and nines, at the moment he Jeror-li hat oart of the body did the blow fall on . Malting LEY. 42s to 41ls offered. to let me join them and have some. The witness entered was an tindue and im pyop e r course o e procee d ing , The Court was about to drop into the water, seized hint by the skirts of :he In itness--I cannot say. I did not see the deceased kicked . 335 to 40s I into convergation with them, and iromired if they knew • person of might, where it had eeen a material advantage arising to the lady, Gentleman here said be thou ht it necessar for Me ends of , Grinding - Mis to 39s -311 s to 43s F E o n r g e l i i g s HEMPSEEn. . the name ot Grace Hanson, who hail lately come to res.de there ;' have been induced to give the benefit she nought ; lint it appeared, coat, and, with the aesienece of Woodlond, brought him over A. . , g y .. . . OATS. English (per qr.) 40s to 42s 1 1 f the tames that the railings. The uufortunate man, who seemed completely lost, 1 Fublic justiee to !tate, that the witness was coluemang the truan they anewened they knew het very well, and offered to show him however, that it had no: been the wish of some 0 . 1. . . I rec l aime d, ogyh ere i s my son !• 1 h av e not laid violent hands upon , !met e ie w ne n elin ‘ g n o n t rn fear, as he had been threatened by the brick- Feed, Essex in. Kent 203 to 25a Foreign -40 s to 424 ; TARES. ' . 1 . where she lived. Away he went, two of the men being at each oide any such benefit should have been given, and various petitions ano Yorkshire 20s to 26s English (per qt.) 24a to 323 ' . . - of him. They walked about • great dee', and at Lut they sot too documents to that effect had been presented to the Court. His him !" and from his conduct generally, and answers to questions rt t e tte, re an _. 1 h k e . w k or n ke d d. li ed e lead to d ld 3lr. Blackwell, that Lincolnshire 20s to 26s put to him, there mild be no doubt entertained but he had drown. 11 had seen lut ow lc t e cceas in a readful manner. quarry, near DverM Bridge, when one of the tetra let lights ann, Lordship, after reading various petitions and several affidavits from I c o t h e m y The "• f - Co it ONE It thanked the gentleman for his in mutation, and Irish white 20e to 24s Ditto, new - --s to - s • o: • and he inetantly received a violent blow on the head. The blows ! both parties, obirerrnl. that he believed he had read all the affi- j first, and when the officers came up he was in the act ot b d ' Ditto black 22a to 26s Foreign • ?Ms to ne e • destroying himself. They carried him to the watchhouse, where he o serve ,he wae apprehensive something of the kind had occurred, nshire 'Ms to Mie Ditto new . ...4 m • e e were repeated till he became insensible ;hc struggled all he cculd, I davits that bad been laid before him. with the exception of those i I• I In d •bt he refused to take any foon. therefore, he took the opportunity of cautioning the witnees, to ; Poland, leincol - . • • e. -* was treater wit i every in nese . u . l and cried out murder, but in vain. They robbed him of a octopi that had been Presented that dam Thom he had not yet seen, but lo n searc hi ng Yorkshire - 24$ to MA SEEDS. his pockets they found an adinimion letter (torn to whom he pointed out the exceseive criminality of preearicating in note and fourteen shillings in silver. and he was almost covered he rimmed reading theM, and if nlr. Forney or Lord Strathmore ' 'pieces) to the Westmentee Infirmary for the Eyes, and one half- a case like this, nod assured hint he need be under no tear from the Potato m Lincolnshire 26s to 30s 'Rapeseed (peelast) 253 to em • . ' Yorkshire Mis to 31Is nlustardseed (brown) • with bloon. A nerson of the name of Green came up to him intended to present any other affidavits, let them be laid before penny. threats of any person. • ' . after he hatt r vered a little. and Green saw a roan running ' him, and the day dice lie would diecharge fully hie duty. He hod The unhappy man on heing placei at the table before thenlagis. The witness. although rigidly crosmexamineenehy the Jury, de• ; ' • Scotch -27 a to 31s per bushel . 121 to let . Melt - • 22a to 265 Ditto, white - ill to Ili off with a bat in his hind, beside the one on his heed. This man !travelled through the whole of the affidavit., and had considered tared he did not see an kick teen . a Wall soon after followed by another, whom Green knocked down. ' them all particulerly, because he did not look upon the case merely tiate, stared wildly at him, and after some time had Mapped. he c . . y. g . .Clovermed (per cwt.) 40/ to edO I said his name was Edward Cole; that he had been afflicted with a _ Dantel Martin Shea, a bnek-makem was called anti deposed to . • BEANS. 38s to 405 Ditto, white . 401 to eie i Ones woe served the same turn himemlf by one of the companions ! as one which respected property, b e ut . as a . Cale in evnich, whatever Idi seae e i n th e e y ee f or t h e l ast t w o years, which had preventen him having seen a crowd about two women fighting; he mused the Tian, new - of the prisoner who cut him 'with a sharp instrument, and wee dove consistent witn justice snoind oe t one to prevent those caused the bloied to stream from him. A chaise-driver, of the ; miscaniages which might happen, and which were AO inconvenient f the Montt vame of Judabury, then c.etane up, and, after the witness came to to the Court, more especially as all the proceedinos o , . answer to some questions relative m his 'my, w from working at his business, snd had altogether debilitated hint. crowd, and on its (livening, he returned and saw the deceased d. . ! t h i ne°, old . 425 to 52s I Tretnil All endeavours to trace out where he lived was fruitless ; hut in lying groaning on the ground, and a man nammel.Tutlow man geon -44 e to 50e j Cdriander . 201 to eilt • 8/ to toe 341 tu X . ' him lie gave ver y ing over him ; the deceased endeavoured to nee, but was re. Ditto, old . 48s to 56s Carraway PEASE. OIL CAKES. hot lf, ne identified the hat, and Green identified the pri- were non looked at with the greenlet anxiety. When the further , wildly, he mud that he had kept hint at a respectableecimol, nean •ented by Tutlow, who etruck him again to the ground. prhe 30s to 40s Rapeseed (per tun) A/ to 55t . r umer. affidovits had been presented, he should be teady to diepose of tne St. James's Chapel, Ilampateadmead, until he was no longer able ; neceased at length was allowed to crawl awa a y, and on being put on Hog a 4.ireen and Judabury corrobortited the prosecutor's evidence, and else as soon as poseible. and on Feiday laat he was Rent home by his master, who refined to hi. feet, his body became "so double." th the could not stand, Maple - -41 s to 43s Liuseed (ditto) 7'l to e 38e to 42s . the Jury found the prisoner Guilty. I His Lordship transacted no other business during the day. - Mn Baron Hut Lock told the prisoner that he would certainly ' - m e m - keep hint in the school any longer, unless the arrears for tuition but fell forward. The witness knowing Tutlow to be a" . de.perate White . ' 485 to 52s be lift for execution, as his case was one of a very aggtavemd VfCE-CIIANCELLOR'S COURT, MONDAY, JCLY 25. were paid : that he and the boy went out on the afternoon of Fri. and ferosious chap," was Afraid to interfere in necensed s behalf, Boilers day, and by some means or other he lost him, and had not seen as Tutlow might have served him the same. . _ . GUILDFORD, JULY n 3. - nature: . , - him since. At length he said that he took a boat and went up the Juror-You saw all that passed at the beginning ? Wheat per 1. 141 Os to 111/ las Rye -0/ Os to 01 01 This case finished the beashass of the Criminal Court. Severe cases came on for further directions and coats, but not • river, and that the little fellow jumped out. and was drowned im- Witnese-I did. Oats pet qr. It es to I/ 14s Beans • - 21 2s to 2 , itie Old ditto -• 01 Os to 0/ Os Barley - 11 17s to 21 2. , ' N/81 PRIUS COURT. . any of the least importance. -rm.-- rnediately. This wag all that could be obtained front him, arm Juror-Dil you ace deceased, at any timc, strike a blow or raise -• cox v. TODD. there is every reason to believe that he has drowned the child. his hand to Tutlow ? Old ditto - 01 Os to 01 Os Grey Peue -21 2s to 21 in , INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Moen 25. This was an action brought ... by Mr. Cox, a merchant at Hall, The worthy Magistrate treated hint with every kindnems, and de. IVitneee.-The deceased did not strike a blow ;it was cern - - i against 31esers. 'fodd and - Wells, merchants of the sarue place, - HERTFORD,'Jwoir 13. sired that he might be taken the most especial care of, till inquiries sudden ; he endeavoured to get away, but was knocked down by nlr. Llewellyn Watkins Williams, late proprietor of the Surrey were made about him and the missieg child. Tutlow who struck him below the chest ; when the deceased was Wheat, per load of • Beans, per load ens to 281 ; to recover the rem of 1,509 L, being the loss sustained in conse. and Sadler's Wells Theatre', was brought up for judgment. double Sup, the blood Rowed front below his apron. five bushels -42 s to 49s Peas - • 26. to 3154 • i interim of the nonnulfilment of a contract made by the de. The ingolcent was before the Court on the 28th of June, at which ATTEMPT TO BURY THE LIVING. Coroner-Did you see any person besides Tutlow, strike, or in New .. - -s to -s Rye - - -s to -s tendatils to take 3,001.1 quarters of foreign corn from the pluntiff: • time he wee oppiesed hy Mr. Hugh Wells, of the Hugh nliddleton 1 LAMBETH-STREET. Jr LY 2,1.-Mrs. M'Carly, a masculine an way no ose t e e deceased? Barley, pee me. - 3:e's eo 38a . Tarte - - -s to -k looking Irish woMan, was brought before M. NiMeAre, lem. the .Is•itness_Nobody at all, si r . raven, Islinietnn, end eeveral other creditors. The plaintif gave evidence of the contract and of the quality of PRICE OF FLOUR. . tee 410r11 ailed to the defendant, but it appeared by the contract . Inns ' m int , two creditors a ned, and re uested to be al. I Magistrate, by Combs, an officer. on a warrant, charging her with nlr. Henry Pitman, House-Surgeon of St. George's Hospital, Town Made, per sack 60s to 65s Norfolk and - Stockton iine to l'en 0 note, that all the barley was to ix delivered within the month of ''' b . • ' PPe' ' 1 q b Ol C I bei g n f the persons who aided and assisted in attempting to wenn to mete o intions einunst the Inso vent, ut r. cm- nii e o stated that the dee:rued was brought into the hospital, and lie at- -65s to 603 Bran, per qr. -13 s tu itt . Aped: The hist vessel which brought the corn did not arrive in missioner 'Bowe: eir said the ^ case was terminated, excepting the ! bury John Lucer, a live subeect, in the same grave with his de- tended him. The deceased appeared perfectly sensible. Tbe Agit. nese, nn hearieg what had happened, examined the affected place,. See n: n o d :fed nuffo - lk, on Pollard, Fine • 16s' to 20s ; the Number till the 28th of April, and wail not reported in the &dedication of the Court. • The ap 'Manes had twenty one days' 'teased wife. and the abdomen ; they were greatly swollen and black. The board ship -50 s to 55s 1 , Cumenn.luoise till the 30th April. A tide-surveyor was called, nn i tice befOre the insolvent ceme ul l e r for h ed earin s m . and it was the The complainant spoke distinctly to the defendant as being one witness considered the symptoms of a very dangerous kind : the , %ho swore that it would take four days to unload the vessel. duty or those gentlemen to nave ten seat toeir ground of op. of those persons whet took an active part, and actually aseisted with PRICE OF BREAD. ; sition. her own Mende in endeavouring to force him towards the grave, into chief vessel was fractured. Witness here technically deecribed the The highest price - of Weed - id the nletropolis is lOid. for the 31r. TimeDAL, for the plaintiff, contended that it was enough, or- injuries, and their effects upon the body. Every remedy coMeow to the terms of the contract, if they laid the vessel contain. P° The ineohent having been sworn to his echedule, the Court which theremains of his deceased wife hudjest been lowered o with Wu IT" 41b. Loaf. There are 13akers who sell from id. to 2 id. below thee dered In to be remanded, and confined within the walls ' ent, as he verily believed, to bury him therein. The complainant I int plied that experience or skill could direct, but a rapid mortification rate . • - ing the corn " alongeide a sloop or wharf," in sufficient time for 1. .. commenced, and the decearied expired. The witness declared the the defendants to take out of it even one single bushel of the corn el o r ! e h: e rn: m on for the speee of foue caiennar monthe from the further stated, that contrary to the general and expressed opinion cause of his death eo be owing to the mortification of the injured SnIITHFIELD, nlonnow, JULY 25. • , in the month of April. The deliver/ was to be meat, at the request "h" r nig etition. for having put his creditant to experige by set- of the friends of his late beloved wife, which belief was the cause places. , We have a brisk sale this day for every thing at Market, ro- of Todd and el'ells. either at Whitby or at Hull, as they might tins up a veoatiou P ' s defence to actions brought against him. of all their vindictive feelings towards him, namely, that his wife Coroner-Were those effects, in your opinion, produced by any titularly for Beef and Lamb. The quality of most of the Beet think ymper. They however made no such request, or it' they had had expressed a wieh, previous to her neatin to Lave the rites and dreadful blows or other Mita) , ? . they %mild hue received the full quantity tor -which they con.; POLICE. ceremonies according to the peerepts of the Roman Catholic Church, which religion site had previous to their marriage, and nlr. Pittuamo.Dreidedly so. The unfortunate man must have was very inferior, so thiet the best geadily feeched es. Mutten alsomesched that price, with a lively sale; and the demand for travel -iresem- received some sery violent blows or kicks. 1 Mr. Justice BATT Er did not think the terms of the contract HAvrow.GAndEW, Juty 25.-The sitting Magistrate was as her friends still profess, paid to her remains, and to be waked ac- cording to the manner customary in her native country-elre had Juror-Will; wou have- the goodness, Mr. Pitman, to inform us T good Lambs was very great. Veal has also gone up 41 per stone. his general advance, we have no doubt, is owing to the change A 11. - :Ze complied with. The contract stipulated foe the delivery of usual on a nlonday occupied in hearing a number of night charge% -h; on her dying bed refused the attendance of the Pnest, and limiest • whether hetet/lamed to you the cauee of the injury ? from the late excessive heat to mere temperate weather. . the whole quantity in the month of April, and this not bring come arising out of squabbles among the Irish on Saffron-101l ; but t . Mini kith. he thought Me plaintiff must bu noosuited. cases were all unusually dulL maven was, that she might be waken as private as poasiblm t fhe defendant, in jusufication of her conduct, urged thewmaite? but be did not say by whom. One young man called to see him • 31r. Pitinan--Oh yes, Sir ;he told me he had been knitted there Beet . 45 Oti to tis Ild 1 Veal - 5s Od to flo &I Mutton . 3a .id to 41 Ild I ork .. 4s Od t . ' ' I ' • obs lel nee plaintiff was nonsuited. Sumac! Brova, John Afarler, l'redcrick Hadley, James Finn 'I oidowhich the deceased bad been used, and said that it was only m i n e i n the ' , apical. Lamb 5s Od to 6$ MI . . - . wAaHANr. wArm. . sod Timms Ilt adlmilh the rhino of them not 111 years of ace -• ' 1 three days previous to her death that she had Leen beat in the most The Foreman and Jury thanked Mr. Pitman for his gentlemanly HEAD 9F CATTLE THIS DAT : This WWI en action brought by the plaintiff', a poor man. now in were charged , with stratum a kit of pickled salmon front a shop l in , , shameful manner by the complainant, and censured the Coroner # leek prison for debt, to recover from the defendant an estate in West-street, Smithfield. The prisoners were ell on the spot at tte and Jury for not returning a verdict of Wilful Murder against courtesy, and desired him to' be in ;Hermance, as it was very likely • Beasts, n,277 f Sheep, 21,610 j Calves, 303 !Pipe 120 Hull, at present enjoyed by the defendant, and lie derived time the salmon was stolen; but the evidence did not go far enough mon they would require him for another purpose. • HAYMIAREET. k. • o James Musty smind 'that he, knew the deceased intimately for Hay (Old) -4/ 53 Od to 41 151 01 il r . under two 'eccentric maiden ladies, who lived at the &Me place. to briog home the tneft together of them ; they vermeil, however, "'"' The nlicersenAro said, he had no doubt but the ConNiCT and about seven i About three months since he and deceased years. . Infetior . - 31 5s Ott to 4/ Os ihi ' The Inquiry was very complicated, and very genealogical. Many recognised as notorious characters. Brown admitted havin been Jury had done their duty, and from the turbulent conduct of the clime up MoutGloutommehire to seek employment ; they obtained • Claim. e • 4/ 15a Oel to .5/ lits Od f old ottoman and old regimen and deeds were produced on both twice convicted at the I g f he Ohl Beiley, ard whipped ; severe o t defendant, from which the complainant should be protected, she work from nar Mack 'ell h d d h 1 lel t o ;t e ecease was a very ones ,mi , Dino (Inferior) . 3/ 15s Oil to 41 Ms nd sides, and the Jery found a verdict for the defe•dent. others had been beforaeried, and all were well known. Under them should ' til th eh tth n ' nd • Mt put in el to answer e arge a e o nsions, a give - and hard working lad, and was very respectful in his behaviour. . Straw ....-. e . 11 185 Ocl to 21 Min Od , I YORK, Jetty n 3. cireuneseanece they were all ordered to find bail. hours notice of the respectability ot her sureties. The witness paw hint soon after he received the injuries, and was Mr. Baron Ilotoocx presided this morning . at the Guildhall of Twn gentlemen. of very - respectable appearance, were brought NEWOATE • AND LEADENHALL-(By the Camino UN lON.HALL, JULY 25.-A man named Edmond Pore, who shocked at the state of his body, and mole him to the hospital arid the City of York, and heard some undefended civil causes. up in moody of John Hutt, the keeper el the Foundling watch- has suffered seven years' tramportation for housebreaking, was attended him therm when deceased described the women's tight, Beef . - 31 44 to 4g 44:1 I Veal - 4s Oil to en, 4i The King. at the proserution of Wm. Marshall, v. Terrence house. Guildford-emcee, and who was same time since an ofticer n e , t , . . _ 3luttent . • 41 Od to Ils Od I Pork . 3,4 d to .5$ 4,1 nleOlitaus and hive other soldiers was then called on. this office. but discharged for misconduct. Thc chug! agai 1 ef th nte Magismate 11 J CII +eremite, Esq. arid said on interfenng Tutlow struck him repeatedly, knocked him , t I oreugne 0 ore eet ing . . , .. . .. Lamb 4s 8d to Os Bd h al d bl • elled. f 1 I lin down, and while down . kicked hint dreadfully on the lower part of od e charged wtt, ate ing a ou ie. an ow ing-mece, va ue _., . The prisoners severally withdrew their plea of Not Guilty and these gentlemen wag an asesult on a journeymen baker in Gu the property of a foreman gentleman, named Neirinex. Subsequent the body. The deceased said he had not struck or offended him, 1 . pleaded Guilty. ford-street, between 10 and 11 on Saturday night ; but this wenn PRICE OF POTATOES, Jume 26. bb h ' d' osed fth •le ' ' and he was tunable to resent it ; the deceased was never, to the wit- . v e . tt m ... nem ;to the to ery, t e pets,mer rsp o e artic in question to a , Mr. 31. Au DE and Mr. Alec ttBALD appeared for the Corporation ing no proucutor appeared, and the two gentlemen were co d. l New Potatoes,. v are - Of 45 to 0/ os um pet Cwt. foreign artist of some eminence in his profession, who was appre. nese e knowledge, hurt before in the abdomen or body. The de- Middlings - -01 25 to 01 30 ed ditto. . • of the City of York. who felt it their duty to protect thc inhabitant quently client:aged immediately-upr which one of thern h a ck, i hended on strepicion of having stolen et, and taken before the Ma. ceased said to witness, " Oh, James, lam a tnurdered man for no. . • of thee city ; but as the prisoners admitted their error and repented dressed the Alagistratmard stated th eircumeta!lCAS under w . sistratee at Bow -street, oLo admitted hien to bail, and subsequently thing at all." The witness observed that he was continually • ' PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. cf ir, there IrOf no wish to press the matter further. they were taken into custody. He eaid, that on Saturday cranina . . Mr. Cot TotAW, for the prisoners, expressed their regret for what they were quietly proceeding home to supper, when t v he memo° 1 k scharged hint altogether, on his giving a fall explanation of tile bleeding. ST. JAMES'S. wurrecomeEto m ed. m e manner in which lie had become penmen, of it ; this latter gentle- The Coroner asked the witness Veiny other person besides him- Ilay -67 s 134 to 100 s Od Hoy . 70s Od to Res ed , they had dorm and his thanks to the Corporation for the handsome the person whom they were charged with havirm asset' . e Irina no . . w attenden as the principal witness against the prisoner. self had heard him say Tutlow had kicked him ? Ditto (New) 63s Oel to 90s Od Inferior . -a Od to -nod' manner in which they had acted. was in a stnte of great drunkenness, and was using mom disgrace 111 ' f 1 'din in Caroline-street, Camden- Witness-Yes, Sir, a young man in the next bed heard all he Clover - ills Od to 110a.pd Clover . (Ms led to Mee let d s a r. Neinnex, ormer y resi g The eoldiers were eeverally bound over to keep the peace, and fuflanguage. anti uttering the most invetetate threuts to i w a stii )eks n town, stated, that on the 10th of February, 1824, his house was en- said. Thc deceased also said Shea - and S.angwell were close by Straw - ' SGs Oel to 49elhid mum -40 s 041 to Me 00 to attend to receive judgment when called uncut • and, after a Young na l 7 whom he had with Lim. They, fearing from h t e n tered during the temporary absence of the family, and a double- and eaw it all, but did not assist. suitable admenition nom Me. Baron Hy emocx, 'they were dim viour, that he would do the boy some serious injury, renions rat PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. JULY 25. barrelled fowling-piece, together with plate, amounting in value to The Beadle said, he had not as yet collected all the evidence, charged. with him : when he immediately turned round, and violently se- mi t m, upwards of 140/. stolen. In the Morse of about nine or ten days but he had other witnesseg, who would prove haying . seen deceased POCKETs. BAGS. CIVIL SIDE. saulted both of them, giving ones dreadfol black eye. re wa .. . atter the robbery, witness obsetved his fowling-pine itt the shop- treated in the savage manner by Tutlw. Kent . 1.1/ 143 to 17/ 10e Kent . 141 Oa to 161 Os Before Mr. Justice BATLEY. man coming up, he Men gave charge of both of them. They Sussex - 141 Os to 16/ Os Sussex - 131 Os to 141 es window of it nawnbroker named Filmer in the Kent-road, and The Coroner said he would, certainly. under the circumstances • CL ARIL IL JOUNsON AND •NOTHER. were all taken to the watch-house, .and the two gentlemen gave - - . • . . P sex . 14/ 103 to 161 16s Essex . 13 104 to 151 IN ' f h ' 'l3 M h f thi - 'el e'tlnd t t I i the !mot minute invest:- me / . gave immediate information o t e tact at ow -street, A ere 1e o s case. co-sl C 1 is uy o nee . . . - • Mr. Hotm• 'Weddle case. This was an action brought by the charge of thie person for nesaultinn them. ead he also gave charge Farnham fine Mt Os to 201 Os-Seconds 161 Os to IN 04 erson who pledged it was traced and taken into custody ; butt that cation, and he was resolved to hue all the evidence that could be • • e plaiatiff, Chriatiana Clarke, to recover the sum of 601. which had ' of them for engulfing him. let, although the wateh-house. P indvidual was discharged perfectly exonerated from any participa. collected ; therefore, it was for the Jury to decide upon the once- PRICE OF RAW FAT, per Btone of Mb. been deposited in the hands of the defendante, as overseers of the keeper saw die drunken roam i . 'n which the ether penon was, and • tion in the robbery. Mr. Neirinex added, thee his servant-man, shy of an adjournment, as he was of opinion it was neceesary, not Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melton), 2s lid ' o• arise. of OswalloKirk, under the following circumstance% r- that the probability of his being the aggremor was the . greatest, who was concerned in the robbery in question, had been tried at the only for the ends of public justice, but the safety of the public, 11 The plaintiff wag a dress-maker at Scarborough, and in the year still he refused to listen tn the two gentlemen a charge against him, . 1817 she found it necessary to leave that place, arm moan to die but detained them upon his Mime, and now no person appeared Old Bailey for the offence and convicted. The fowling-piece, on that the inquest should be adjourned. PRICE OF CANDLES. being delivered up to him (witness) after Menial, he had since sold The Foreman of the Jury fully acquiesced in suggestion of the The price of gond Store Candles in the-retail shops is as follow • mouldy foe the improvernert of her heolth. She tool up her mai- against them. to a gentleman who was now abroad, therefcre the article could oot Coroner. begging him to take the cam into his care.. Candles, per dozen - . fis fel to is ' deuce at tLe house of her uncle, and there she might have remained The worthy John Butt was called open for hie defence in this now be produced. The Coroner then adjourned the Inquest, first giving the con. nloulds - . - . 95 Gd :, without let or hindrance, but Ine the lynx-eyed vigilance of the urination, and adniiiled that the pretended prosecutor, the jour- Mr. Louis Itutoosky an artist, the gentleman who had been for. stal•le directions to keep Sargwell in custody until they met agaio. 4 1 overseen of the parieli of Osnalk-Kirk. The appearance of a serene neyman baker, tt was a linle elevated, but not quite so drunk as ger wowkimif itself here awakened curiosity, and perhaps have sti. the gentlemen had asserted." ' to o, mcrly apprehended on smpicion of having stolen the foleling. lie dallied that he refused ta --- piece, stated, that on the 16th of February, 1824, the prieoner, The Inquest will be fawned this day. Best Heifers and Steers,RAW lIIDES. Ordinary . 2s 6d to 2s nd n.ulsted their caoemess, but the size of nliss C. greatly contributed I their clearge; lind, on the contrary, stated that he offered to takes DREADFUL ACCIDENT. per stone • M 2d to 3$ 4d 3larket Calf (cult) - 9s tol whom he had some slight knowleeigeof years previously, called at M es t er d a a f' - " 'if lld tth en teen' el ii in ' to excite both. nitric gentiemen thought the population or the panel. charge, if one was reined. y =noon an inquiet on was le a e. t s.i. i logs - ...:, i to .s 0 ' • 1 ki 3 d . e • • i t his house, anti introducing himself all an old acqoaintance, inti- Head Tavern, Brook-street, liatclifln before J. W. Unwin, Esq. ke tore o auffnaen7l) outnerotts arm their poormateseufficiently oppreesive, alai Three persetie nem were pregent, however, opo pos v 'l e mated that he bad a gun tor sale, and that he would let him have an d a reop ec i a ble Joey, on view of the'boOv of Mr. P. Hewlett. n . PRICE OF LEATHER, per 11). therefor* were anxious to provide against the-ineream of either. John Hutt's 'teeing peretriptorily refused to take the too gent f - it fur 81. Witness on that occasion - observed, that he had not min highly respectable master builder in the neighbourhood, and one of Best Dressing Hides - - -191 d lb 2114 Di isS Clarke, however, was in that way in which all ladies like. men's Marge; and he was severely censured by the Magistrate or to be who Wee their lords; and in due season she produced to the ' kis conduct. Anent cash to make the purchase, and remarked. that he should the overseers of that parish for the present year. Common ditto - - - 15 dto Itla world a young Asmanax, though " not the hope of Troy." 'The The two gentlemen appearing tmwilling to take any further be under the necessity of pledging the gun to make up the nommen It appeared from the evidence adduced, that on .Saturday even- Crop Bides 35 to 38 lbs. - - 15 dto 17d the worth everseen took the alarm, and threatened to remove the maiden- , Munk in the Mennen, the marer was hire dropped, . 1 alto a The prisoner consented, when witness proceeded to 31r. FIIMET s ing, while the deceased was giving directions to his men, who were Pita°, 40 to 45 lbs. - - - -17 d to - 191 d - soothe, to some other place ; but they waved their intention, upon ' Magistrate et:peening his oillingness to proce.d he the p ir com lamt p , ;corn a e‘ y • p ni I b Page who remained outside. The pawn- at work on the roof of a house in White Horse-lane, Ste • obey, in • Ditto, 45 to nOlbs • - - . 19id to 22,1 . between upon examining the gun, made some remark upon the • h ir l i r r f r lir • f .H e Calf Skins 35 te 401bs 17d to 26d . receiving as a quieten or security, the sum of 601.. Now, no over- against John Ilutt, if they whited in . cronteg t e sea u mg tie oot & 'ppm o a pome re mor,ar, y - , . - - . similarity letween that article aod one which had been stolen in the Ditto, 43 to Millis . 26d to 304 tiotillt s gni with ttenn a counterfeit ehillie to seas„lord a right to take a gross sum under such circumstsurces, George • wa. char u . g .a which he lost his balance, and fell a dietance- of fifty feet, on • . - - but As good people ot Oswald. Kirk did not care much about the M. Connell, a poor Melt woman, who sells fruit in tne streets, on - neighbourhood and for which a reward had been offered. Upon vel walk in tho gamier and in the progress of the fall his head Ditto. Me to 75Ibs - - - -23 d to Med 4 provisions of law, provided they were secured against any incumb. Saturday lent, in payment or dime-halfpence, for a pint ot goose. which witness ;rent to the door to speak to the prisoner, and told came with at violence a ' gainst a projection over; back dr Mr Small Seal Skies - - - • 1714 to Ifild rance falling on the parish. They wiehed Miss Clarke to affiliate berries. hint the °bee:melons that had been roadeentli respect to the fowling Solmno a surgeon in the neighbourbood, wee instantlr emit. for, Tanned Horse Hides . . . 12d to 134 tt.e child, but this she would not, though she waa, however, willireg The uttering was clearly roved ; and upon searching the pri- piece. when the latter said, " I assure you most solemnly w h o a n en d e d, and on examination it was found that the on. Spenish Horse Hides - - • -14 d to I9d n; in• to pay a menet money. However, upon the overseers receiving it, Menem another counterfeit shilling, sd. in halfpen , cc and a sued I that I came Lonestly by in and I took it in part of change fortunate man had received a dreadful cut in tit back tt th e par o e for a horse that I sold to a person whose name I now forget." head, a severe injury in the spine of the back, and the breast bone • ' • COAL MARKET, JuLT 25. :?•• ~..:1 they wipulaten with lefts& Clarke to allow li per cent. interest. and tem lodged the money in bloomer's bank at Scalene. The in- lervfl wu regularly paid until the year lfl2l, where tne interest or six_piehre, were round upon hint. He was fully committed to Neve:ate for trial. UNMANLY ASSAULT. Witness returned into the shoo., mentioned Page's asseverations to the pawnbroker, who on closer inspection discovered that th then offered was not the one he suspected, and, accordingly e Fe" broken. In this state he was removed to his reeidence, where n every thing was done to reline him, but in a f cw houni death gse s .Slops al Market. Mips Sold. Priem 1114 Neoeastle d - .. 42 -. . 30. Od to 38e Od tee bank began most sensibly to 'decline. In INN th li a al --- me -an- ....4111.110not•Gli-STREET, JULY 25.-A pinion of& very gen- him (Mr. Rutousky) 6/. upon it, which sum, together with 21. lint pu; . r e ei j ol dr to , h w is i r n e t ringg l . Scotch Coal ~ . 1 - -36 a Od to -s Ott failed t Johnson, the present defendant. proved hls debt of 601. as tlemanly exterior, and who gave his name as Mr. niggard Prate he nation, return ' eel a verdict of " Acci- tone . addition, he gave the prisoner, who gave a receipt for the n y r i dental Deat ." one of the overmers, and received a dividend of be. in the pound. Smite, was brought before F. A. Ron. Esq. the sitting Magill- • fhe receipt with Page's signature attached to it was produced. BIRTHS. Theo/did had by this time reached • few years of age, and neither trate. from St. elem•ge's watchhouse, charged' with aseaulting a The following Satuttley witness was apprehended for stealing the The wind ha beo - f - -bl 'i f hB 1 On Friday. the 22.1 inst. in Alontimu-semere, Mrs. Nerinson, of the mother nog. tbe child were likely to bc any burden to the youth and two remain under the followino circumstance.. $ ti avottra eto orriya s row. t e a- a . 1 . gun, and charged with that offence at Bow-etreet, from which he . an mborn daughter. parish. Miss _Clarke therefore demanded her 60/. • the overseers Mrs. Goodyer, a respectable looking • temale. drooped, that on le. II ty-stx sebse s C 'II' • •• I f dlf f R • rom i trent ports o ussia and was discharged, on giving a satielectory accoont of the; manner in Monday, the lady of Sir John Kingmon James, of a eon. reftmed to pay it, led open what ground they refused they would Sunday night. between the limos of 11 aod 12 o'clmk. she accom. Prussia, are announced by the port lettere. - which it had come Into his poseeweien. Witness added that he • to-day be called to state. panied by her son gni daughter, went to see a young lit4y home, A it t: e use. ae. ma eni.elours to hate the prisoner from whom he bought During the _present week the proceeding,' of the sailors MARRIED. Mr. Timenton, the solid:or to the commission, proved that the who had been spending the day at her house. Upon th r return a. . On the 23(1 inst. at Stanmorm Middlesex, by the Rev. Arthur custo y ; ut re men unsuccese ti unti ea tin the gun taken into d b Id t f 1 '1 sI • bel ' • 1 U • • f 1 ongong to tre mon, noo out o emp oyrnent at ounuer- • defaideiat Johnson received Is. m the po un d upon the sum of CAL; i from the lasle's nottee. in passing down Regent-street, the Injector'', these few doys when Snow., the constable of Neoington to whom Ii h • , Robinson Chauval, James S. Ewart, Esq. of Burton-crescent. to . and 31r. Shore, an attorney. proved the admignion of Johnson and 'in company with imotieer penon, came up and endeavoured to force h e h ' • - • • .s . ant ,ate, we regret to say, been unusually disorderly. Jane Simpson Laing, only daughter of me hoe Robert Laing, Esq. 1 ad given a de.seriptioti ot the prisoner, apprehended him in that - Seyton, that they plated this SUM of 601. in the hark of Messrs. 1 therroielyes between her and her daughter, when she desired them ne m ' ' ' . . On Monday and Tuesday they formed themselves into of London. _Jiloorras, and were mallow Miss Clarke 4i per cent. interest upon to walk away. as their comOany was ant wanted. Her son Mee ' The prisoner in his deferce auertedMis innocence of haviog sny separate groopa, On naturda the o3d inst at the church of All golds b the and endeavoured to deter such sailore as -y, - • • •. 7 . nit, tficy holding the money as an indemnity against the child's spoke to the prisoner, who immediately canght hold of Ins collar, conc ern in th e robbery at Mr. Neirinex's house. lie admitted that were not Moon men from continuifig in their respective Rev. Robert Walpole, and afterwards at the Swedish Ministers • awning on the parish at any Mem time. and paid " I will give you what you want," ocimmpanying - his ob. lee had suffered the laos of his country, bat ever since Ins return chips. In this, however, they succeeded but very partially. Chapel the Chevalier de Kannow, his Swedish and Norwegian i 1 Mr. Justice BAY tr. T here observed, that he did not see why the bervatimt with more improper expreesion, and ir,stantly struck her feom tramportation he had become of different character from that Miest;'s Charge d'Afrai-es at the Court of I isbon to Emma. Gramm could not receive this gross sum as an indemnity in CaSe son : she direely interfered- whet: the prisoner struck her on the i whi c h h e sustained previous to his leaving England. He wile now nest ay, apm ext was On Wed I t • afforded them for a more third daughter Of the late . William Bosanquetn ' Esq. 'of Harley- of the child coming to the rang]. Surely they could receive a secu- face, and then her daughter on the breast. In consequence of this"' h e t h e general line of business. Upon being asked w hat " the general essemblage, ertion of one cf their bod • street by the dee ). . ritmeind hold it teo as a matter of safeguard; for if they did not, wanton assault she called the watch, and gave the prisoner into ' general line of business" meant, he replied, that lie wag a denier in who had tilled one of the most confidential situationsin On Saturday. at St. Dunetan's Stepney, by the Rev. Theires. then the parfeh would be liable to be called upon to support the custody. 1 all kinds ofjewellery, mock pearl. &c.. in fact. any thing that he the society. The streets at the east end of the town began • Barnebv r n n of Rumford, to Maria, only daughter of , 111 . Tow se d. e child. A gentleman olio ems passing by at the time deposed that lie was could turn an honeet penny with ; and it was in the course of to John Curtis, Esq. ol Mile-end. fill early in the afternoon, and it was then announced . tes Mr. 110 LT submitted that there was a ease on this subject, in going down Regenentreet on the opposite side of the way ; heming hi s tra d e tbat he had onfortunately purchased the gun which It ' • • On Saturday, the 23d inst. at Stnellary nfagdalennt,Bennondsey. which die eight to recover the deposit had been successfully main- Nome words, he crowd OseT, when he bcheld the prisoner strike now stood alleged with having stolen from a man, whose pereon , e that the individual alluded to was to be burned tn effigy. John Coate. F fh T I 'le ' . , .sq. o t e mop e, no citor, to Emma, widow : of tamed. firm the son, then Mrs. Goodyer and her daughter. lie well knew, but whose name and place of abode Le was utterly 1 "he inhabitants in the neighbourhood soon found it nem- the late Nathaniel Legge, Esq. et Pimpern, Dorsetshire. Mr. Justice BATI.ET said he wee aware of that, but in that case The eon and daughter also proved the assault as committed by unacquainted with. eary to call in the aid of the civil power, and after a severe ..: On Saturday, the 2&I inst. at St. Mary's, Lambeth, by the tile setMn was brought after the death of the child, and therefore the , jwisoner on them. v. Charlton Lane, A.M. Mr. NVm. Kirkman, of Harleyford. nlr. Cumonons observed that he would give him an °prone. struggle, the constables succeeded in rescuing the effigy 1 •II appMensien of future burden to the perish was at an end. In r. Richard l'rate Smith in his dere•ee said, the son was very thee ease the child was living ; he obtained a sertlement in the impertinate to him, and had also struck at him , • he certainly struck nity of making this statement before a Jury, and fully committed front the fate that hint for trial. awaited it. The contest was, however, p ace, to Julia, el(lest dnughter of Mr. Oliver en le, of Lambeth. On the 23t1 inst. at St. George's, Wm. Bowden, jun. Esq. of pariah ; and tbe overseers were bound to take some security in anti• the son, and he might by mistake have hit Mrs. Goodner, but he by no means terminated. The crowd increased m . ost Kennington, to Miss Eleanor Hindwiarch, niece of Wm. Davidson, i • cipatioa of any future burden on fhe pans& would deny ever having nffered to hit the young lady. - - amaziugly, and with mutual and repeated exhortations to Esq. VI est-square. . Mr. Homr-The gross sum of both woo no longer in existence; The Matristrate observed that his behaviour was very unwarrant- During the fights at WarwiA on Tuesday, the sun was " down with the constables," drove them before them till there was ooly MI., and who was to suffer the loss. Unless the I able eboni t e:out, for be had no right whatever to force himself into DIED. so intenselV hot, anti the air o close and oppresSive, that they were forced to take refuge in the Exchange. The child became chargeable on the pariah, they could not retain the . their company, nor when he was desired to leave, to commit a l , . - 6 At Hendon, on Friday lost, the 2•2 d inst. Frances Wilberforce. deposit; aod while retaining it, they were bound by dies agree- . r IMe ch of the peace by etriking threepernms. and two of them le- "unoreds of the spectators, before both of them were ended, High.street was jammed full from side to sida and the the daughter of James Stephen, jun. Em. mast to allow 4; per cent. !roil it. males. To mrevent such improper behaviour he ehould order him to were alMnet in ? fainting state. The publicans of War- huzzas of the multitude, three-fourths of wh ' om were On the 10th inst. at liarthant Park, Wiltshire, Michael Joy, Mr. Justice BATLEY-Why, it may be difficult to say who find bail upon the three charges nf assault, when Mr. IL P. Smith wink could not supply liquor in the parish of Rudbrook, womcn and children, resounded from one end of the town Eel. aged 71. should hear the ion ; but, I suppese the 60/. in ease. and in the was locked up in consequence of hi. bail not being forthcoming. where the tights took place, and this was the cause of much to the other. Two gentlemen were now seep to issue front it cv. J. R. Boggis, of Langham Hall, Essex. , pockets of die defendants ; I ask you, could din action be main- DIPERTLNENCE PUNISHED. of the distioss that followed. Neither ale, porter, nor spi- the Exchange, and a report (we are told au erroneous one) At Gloucester acd 2e the Hon. and Rev. Dawson Massy. cos omen!? For myself. I think, that during the nte of the child, the . of the late Lord l'il:e ', Yeeteedav a respenable.looking than. of the name of itehley, • , ay. parish may retain the security, which they at first obtained, in rite, could be got. A sovereign wee offered inany times for ran through the crowd that it was to them the constabies Sudden] - I•en h we e brooghe before the she' mg Mains:rate tnr lting Thunno a y, an in ot year, the Rev. Oliver Cooper, Remora *Wm to cover any' Marge winch they might be put to at arm future m ow. a foot.lad. on Sunday. qtrart of ports r, and a shilling for a bottle of water. Two tot . red their safety• The torrent set in with increased vio• Ottcrden, Kent. and for tie Yeats Curate of Chewier, Lancashire. rend. Row deposed, tint between enoitt and Mae o'clock on Sunday pumps near the spot were soon exhausted, and the water It. •nce in the direction these gentlemen had taken, who being On Sunday. the 17th inst. at Litele Missenden, bucks, William Mr. HorT-But, my Lord, is this money to remain for ever iu evening, as he was corning from Knightsbridge, the prisoner, drank by the populace,. and towards the end, water was assailed (one of them severely bruised) with brick-hats, Moore, Esq. aged 82. the banelsodellse overseers ? without any provocation, pushed hint down, and afserwards struck fetched in buckets and bottles from the canal, and sold at stone's, and any other missile . that was at hand, sought for On Sunday at Brighton, ed 18 Mary, the eldest daughter Mr. Jostles BAYLEY-Yes; as long as you came to no settlen ho m of William Stewart F ' Pl 4 ' sq. ot Sloanemtreet, Chelsea. She patiently mem with them. Magistrate-Did you give no remenn for his doing so ? c • 21 and 3d. a pint, and in many instances at a much 1 sefety in the shop of Mr. Vb• illiam Haddock, iromoonger. bore a lon d •, ' gan painful Illness. and yielded up her spirit into the Mr. Her T-Thechild never has been, nor is evee bkely to be an R im higher price. 'l' lie pickpockets obtaiired much booty, as Though every precaution Wns used by closing the shutters, hands of its Maker with pious resignation. -No, Bir, he was walking along with two females ; and I The logs of this &mkt- * expense to the parish., OD • ly seed that one was sufficient for bine. many Po:vie had their pockets empti .- ed Bi „ rmin miring &c • nearly twenty kit . lares of glass wcte almost immedi- ble, virtuous, and affectionate young lady, in elle flower of hcr : : v • ' . l' : . 1 Mr... Notice BAYIWY-1 don't know that. HI a contingency, against wbich the defends:l side. I thin:: the plaintiff must be nonsuited The plaintiff nos nonauited. .At all events, there ts have a right topro- a t - Mama bout moon had no Mr A regular steam boat packet has been Mainsheet to wife w trate-Hem dare you to off' er yinir observations to strangers Jounnet hat number of persons they ought to itave under their pro. DIA ; most likely it was his wife and daughter ; and if not you s h a p e , Matinee to interfere. pass backwards and forwards from Amsterdam to liam- ofter staring them fel h burgh. 1 . On Mon lay last, a man, named Peter Green, hange3 at Dundalk (Ireland), for are robbery and murder of James Markey, at Drumear, on the 7th of November i neo r euee . 444.1 . Ashley herestated, that be had bent° his uncle with his and a friend m omi upon their return home the complainant, in t e face, said. I think one is enough for stables, B 1. you, or somethingto ehat efect. 1 then pushed him away, when tion on the subject has wanee his conduct was sorb that I could not was after running a little d I refrain front strikiog hien ; some gentlemen oho beheld the trans. action said, that he uu h - ' g t.to have hes head knocked o or is ate OLICAL INCENDIARY.-SoMd Wretch in human att ly en ,on Saturday the 9th inetant, sat fire to the barns, or ley and outhouses at Canonteign, the property of the an •Hon. Captain Pellew, 2001. is offered as a reward for detection end punishment of the offender, and an app been made to the Secretary of State ; we hope tire means being taken will lead to the detect' 1 this diabol Mrs. Ashleyand berkiend wcre called in, who each being young Adder. fr e o . and punishment of the miscreant or m . ical work has been c&cted.-Derena l . demolished in I don of the mot; ti • a sailor who ap s and the adjoining house, tylien the an being attracted by a drunken sailor, " e, is deep nsolatc pa On board peared to be drunk, they dispersed, a t ophh i 1 r y felt by all o ents sod ram hie Majesty's , on Wednesd d the streets in a few minutes were as quiet as usual.- James Birdwood, Mid • the Durham Chronicle. lice- 'flirt part of the Cowgate between the Old Fish-market mo u t h . Close and Blair-street was al • 'on riot from Saturday n most one continued scene of iiiTn ight till nine o'clock on Sunda en- --- iscreants b whom ing, by the lower Irish. In one of the d•st rban ycv luc a to - i lio knew her, and has plunged her dis. ty in the det pest efffiction. ship Romney, Capt. Nicholae Lockyer, ay last, after a few hours' illness. Mr shsproan, aged 17, youngeet son of Peter. Birdwood, Esq. Agent to the Hon. least India Company, Fly - aomeisesoe _ - - - --- - -- .---____OritiMMISIMMIP• H WATER AT LONDON BRIDME THIB DAT. ihweing e mM. after 11. I Evening 41 min. Or 11. ___ _ _ _. Y " " • CS, an alliii°--- - ... - .:............. -- 1. rre Free., ta an arm ro en in two I v, el se tr y hurt. -Edinburgh Papa-, places, and hers many ot were Printed at TH le BRITISH PRESS Office, bv J. IV. LT" i 181, Strand, 144 Pihilel4o bY R. C4l/ $9 .11 1 kt ca M ce ' • t. a . -. • . 4 . f la .\ ' . 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