The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-25 00:00:00

_ :.,,. ~:. . J . mare. Witness told UM bi he add I no, .CIIESIIIRE ASSIZES. the I. _...0.-- :self by that, .. , hare, On Friday last, the trial of John Loma,. for the when a. ra zor-sheath was found% Murder of his master, Geo. Moral, farmer, from razor was found in a pit, 'where Ilankelow, and Edith Murrri, wife of the said G, ullness he had throws it'; there Mmtrey, for aiding and assisting hitrilo the murder, .ou the m handle , and two ltritraist.tire carne ea. 1 James Idorrry said, be was The Artoaxay-GawaliaL opetted.the Can by a, camped, was called, op at about most=itifectittg address to the Jim , : ' . ; /Mande; ; Loma wa# emi who came ' thin - . --' wlio •' " his - --- 'was murde tag. . ,_. ---......„, t "' • Mane, Au°. tS.—There has been a grret deal ti . 1 agitation dmongst-the populace, during th, present • week, to ' *Wen and the neighbouring vi!llgelt - _.., tias . ,ignA oli - the . an of the`high of corn. ii ues,lav "I: t - o T ' co , • man ,4e cor;ii, of 'a farmer, who had :rendered himself oh., ' 4B 114 :iloxoua by *king a higher price tha n o th ers, wn 1 : rieized:bl the mob, is the market-place, a n d a h ovt . w".. 0 itrur sacks of wheat thrown about the st reets. la it an d the afternoon, a number of women and boys, headed - - . iltlV,o6l,lStaa the hiltiht''' ' bra female, who was dignified with.thn titl e o f L u d y A•Of eleinvover•which `'. 6 1.. Ludil, paraded , the kreet9_,_hea ring up for a mot).- call Km ) auk& that to itisilitiltifillothe •'voltir• &booth Evans was celled, -she said the bred . staid that master ..,,ered, tlatss . stotterettfof,i,blia . mere re.gtilifi dill!fisttS;et IYS. :VW' time Ilan "' Cat" 'itt night, the premises of Mr. Shackleton, a t a,c e 7 , servant with the deceased In the Month of April left; i f ts was stolen out of the desk in bills. ' nod Mrs. M. 4 . here. __ _ , , of 301. or 401. done, by breaking the n. indoor, naletier of 'Mist 'Davin the hduse im- • • F. tits Alorrey was wife to'Abluteaedt kamis-Tacontee, ..Witness came to stlie hous e i .. at 1101 beck, were heset, and damageth the innauat the wotnen was his wire' ann. who was also servant ; thejletegsekhid five - Children, ! by; the fire-Side, she tut! ti ti m e •• r s7he sthen!ht tha to t tr a y s . •Itoolgio.teiity'", saying ' —'7"7"- that g , tolleibUs; The following evening, assemblages of rople cut. three.of•whem slept In the iimuweiefev:iliellitese , 014 habffollowed him home and murdere d bi te. Similar outrages were also committed at If , i It-.lis e ~ lected in a ttrbelent way at the Klng's Mills in this welt thrOugh ,deensed'a 'Alen to-beirflitrne .which.l latent and put the nail in the door, alit! shotik r i s to is t . i t h at 1:4,-ottirseroinYliaslwe'rdnos."o";eiktoceedss o town, end•at several of the MrAt shops, both-in " thi s. was the ground floor ; . ./whinsiOnlo slept inisn , oghin, to chew him how they had, got i) t i tt. X . 11 about when Ilettnew tinned Delia oitt of Aloore, and le!. lisp knife from place and the neighbouring' jingles, but no materi al l . roonover the kitchen, and' sbaoaPorrg tWe Ohadninstold witness she thought he had been a with him. ' be. the tight Sap .4th etArili lee o "s inoney, and that they had followed . .h p iti_ liteg.tnediat:d•liihnis4‘4dpo.cthne;', i vo ut q ut t lo ke i th ‘ tr . Ret t he I : 4o 7 w ii i, 4 " e . metaa.severe wound violence' occurred ; .. and thntigh 'the' military he membered her molter co iseseo,'olstweeLtolied murdered him ; witnesdettemitled !he tit."'•n_extzt lieu ion the itudilien malla Ms es c ape . Lielso was *beat lii o'clock, and mitil *gm aid Assist:es* ist '{round 2s. a cheqUe upon Nantwich Dal found lying in thOitre?t, and taken tO 7 th elit"Pitit4 been up every evening' since Monday, then Itiv re fr. ' , go into their room; aboattere'lihil'ss4!**ilisoni 1 41 . ; *nsi his watch. - , '.. '-•._ ... a ; e as awl !where he...rettednid :some time. On hisreevery', he conducted themselves towards the •pbpulace intim a great hoise and two. or 94*A:de* tilirmilt, selttch4 v Jolstr Wilts, jun. o ur eon saw tae OcCf h '.' i i • h i' 1 l eft town oti a jeurhey, front=whlth he is not yet re- much "moderation and forbearance, that no serious appitto Ina to ,bia AL her amsterlarsoetitedle-wlitervardai examineeibie he'd, found several fractures, w .. i . c :ii . . , l'turneeit -.,. • '` • .•••,,. , 7-_; t ," , - accident has happened. Owing to the occarrences of . heard Morebiows 'end two iretaii:lthiesiUd got oat described; thought, the blawa were giv,en by s me .) vocals. till :a fe"-•Xeuing° Tuesday, the Magistrates base directed a Noticg fu . of *heti and . ..*l4 , *oing thsgegit tjii:tattehsvi. • The .heavy instrument, he - thought to be en ant • e ssre.o"l.l Wortley, be published, assuring the farmers and corii.dcaleri Prisetiet(lttitesisreess)muelintp ber toesthpd pulled wound in the'areat he thought sufacient to canoe his iircun 01411oesti 10 * of protection. We know that the distresses of th e .. her back.agase inin thii robin' alisfszoli *el tem*, death. Ou %why he was called nen& ,ti attend a- i 3 i al . bifm ' t 141. - . M poor are • eitrentivand feel most anxious for their • fieo and teld'her she must not malcu l analsegarthirosezillars. Merv,. be- found her - Iyi.9g *Pm! the. ts murderers In the house- ged by tome irkey,oo witulitlatottgla with I haria Wound in. hV•r. neiks ... , - „,- • '.°• .• !alletifittiou or removal ; but this Is not to be effected to bY "Colliogbourn ;. by 'riot and . violence_, for it• must be obvious to At, -.:. parlour and into the kitchee; wile* slur lighted•*.ebarp,instrument : sewed it tip , a . .4,Ftned \ kt,.•_pnt remised thief, - the M ag i c- ; that corn will" not be aerie cheap by destr(iyi it itrlt candle, and went IT bet wristrosa's• desire, 4 Atitt",,told. hiM on Monda y , , that Lk's.. ICAO% Ili" , , he =1 ltouse of Correction sofa , nor. the markets better. supplied by, intithidellit • . Unme t late ipoeared . tvs be fast 'ship; she called bin. svai . up throe Wm( 10, 'the 'Atf.beritN4 -1) . murder expected Beige .will te•. thofanners, and presenting them, frotn.hringing -the • Valets sod laid he meet get up as-thiere wire . tountitt• Isex butane& ~ ~ •. .; .',; en in the ,house, Retold; her to letive lite motile. oes l4 Willi"' 111111 -C 1414461 " ' liVatti4". "' ' v " . '° ll I i•A '.. r. . • .;, •. , - 4:0 re' to UMW. . . ' 'i • 0 igi t t i -4 .1 ". . ,i_i t ttlt•S CM Allestdey sennight, a child alma slit yea r ,. be *odd follow der dew*. Witness apnoeas Awe , lianday anstwing at . ther hisnletYo, - -tbe..4 , 01114941 # 11 ,4 J. Atka worekAripitt .141k - atOt_elf!g .sevaa , agirirl 1 old,i7wit_rode over in the Wardwick; Derbv i ae d went to tell ode "Mt) , Spode, who Hied eahoil - died Mrs.„ MorrfY *the by OW' 4r ett i .F.P,!!°k4.ii,:r lie `, of hardware in the house . et hikaYlights imulP9Dager died' on Weelnesday morning ~ in . consequence' Of.i .. e; ii ', talleofrom thetas*, r.the - Prisoner, Laws, said,. it I eanat. to like her inta castotty :. sat tw or t,. ."' of west sminine m ; _,. . t ~ , was very dangerous - going out, .and appeared tube r yardefions her, aboUt three minut e s suer a ' heilrattoed ' ' Svoisnds he received. -•.. • i,a' ar 1 • Mr. W. stated, that the honesty of the Prisoner Last week we poticedilhat the Commissioners-a ' much frighteoed:• When Morning came she eleelioe . r fronelter seat, and her throat was silt by a a being doubted, he was watebed,• sad was seen to. pointed to investigate OW charges iipinst the Gal; . th• loos *and - foand several spots of blood, she i which by her side. ~, - ~.. . •. , - i s _, I put: its istipeckets the articles which were efrerwards and Visitjng Magistrates Of Lincoln Castln' - had ' ~ corn. likewise observed blood on the. stairs leading i .Rtizahnt eret --- 1 rk- -cm stated, that 4ll n entle "`"! '.`" fosail in Ms Possession by a cOnitabli. lie was : 1 fr'inn to Lognak, Oq her . ! been there to RA how many 04111.49)U i n in i mowed. ~ . . . menced. their sittings..., ; On Saturday .latt, - th'e follow. .. : obi ih . - 'were Wi • _ . , Tug notice.wes posted on the distle-gate.:—" That •1 . Joan Slaster's .„ frini.osarnivation she said,, fgt. .she was much f ti tened the next Morning mod could har had been In bed .boot se hour before she heard the noise. —43er • Matra) ordered her . anti 'Lomas to, gonad alarm the neighbourhood—never .observert any at. kindness between her muter and mistress, nor ever saw the mistress behave to Lomas otherwise titan.as. 1 a servant. Her muter and mistress were ..langbing before they went to bed, and whew hay mistress cam to her room she said,,, that theie .N*4 either thieves, , 1 murderers, or robbers, in the liostie'is but she al4 nOt recollect which. • • , Thos. timniis wan then Called-4e, said, be wit called up.and • went to the house of the deceased at about half-past two. He stood a few edautes its„ ti e bens. where Mrs.. Mornay was sitting on. a chair, holding her apron to her head. He then wept into the•room where the deceased, lay dead on the floor, with his face downwards, and his left hied nodes. "his bead, an ale lying by him, and the room:floor co vered with blood; did not examine him lint Saw - his throat' was cut from ear fro eir. . John Moors stated, that he went ti ffittieenasecrs bige, and on his way there Lomas • frold him he thought his muter was killed; he foetid Uri. MOrief and her children sitting rourd the fire. lie linked for a lighted candle, trudivetit into the room, where he found the body as stated by former . Witness.— He asked Mrs. Motleys, if she suspected . etty body? -.She answered no; he then examined .the toov, and-found that it fastened with nnall over thetatch. MrOdorrey said, she supposed *somebody bed fol- Wend hire from Northwicb, where he had biter at a .- ..._ U... M .. li '!he eh i •Week:* she enquired Of ......,-. ortez ' 1 7 0 , . , .1. . , was next charge by Kr. J. Nicholls taking Lomas, whi:veafte.:isidAll it* *mit 'Wait -with orareet robb e ry. he was no snore .giiiittillan hit, - aria he ,witi Mr. N. stated, that he was passing through Carter asleep in ills Mi., ' :.. • ' .. _,,",,......1 . •j ton ' Commons, on Saturday evening; the lial . The Junstrilii iostArnPre'llive: 6 , ll P 9 K "-'''''Pilisoner. ea the Jury, ivithout•reviting, .itere,A , verdict i , nin against him • with great violence, snatched his watch from his fob,. and - ran off. He i , Gluaq agains t* the Prisoners. The 414dge i lPtnitnetliate: i i gave an alarm by the cry of " Stop passed the awful sentence of the law upon them. -..... thief!" ~.11' the Prisoner, aftela.a short pursuit, was 1 After sentence was' passed, the 'Counsel C are' s lnv L plea of pregnancy 'for' Mrs. Merrey; on which. .t . al2 . e . u . ..b e Lli a c .s ortable, who happened to be near the , i Jury of Matrons' was immediately sefeeted out the.v v ii T er ` ie w . rdee ' remanded. Court to examine her, who stated, that to the best IMIARLBORoUGIOTREET. of their, opinion, she was from . • three to five moutlia to gone. La the emplo yment hitrisell John Barnes, a groom, . of Colonel Dillon, of t 7, Dap Lomas• was ordered for execution on Monday veliircot, was yesterday broaght ap before the Sit. (yesterday). . Judgment reSpited on Edith Morrey,' tine Magistrate, Mr. CoWarix, tberged w ith offerin g until after her delivery. ' i . ii pledge, for 2.5. 6d. tee' Mt. Roachford, a pawn- The anxiety of the public to hear this trial was, ' broker, iu.Jermyn-striet, St. James's, a ring, which, great,. that the Court was crowded to excesa by 1111114 . on. examination,, the rayntiroiter found to be a dia. o'clock in, the morning. .. - • i . 4 .....- .1 mond ring, of the value of 101. and u pw a r ds. On 1 = • =sonmasmeiersweste being questioned by the pawnbroker how the ring , . On Tuesday night, a most daring burglary was v i ne into his possession, the Prisoner stated, that he i eeinmitted at Thornhill, near Dewsbury. About had that'snme day made a Purchat.e• of. it Goma. la . :1 midnight, Mr. Richard Crosley, who - inhabits a lone bouring man, for the ilism' of ts. and a pot of porter, i house is the hamlet of Thornhill, was remised from an d th a t this perion informed: him he had picked it I bis.sleep bya gang of banditti, wbo hisiated upon up in the street, while eniployed in turtling up Owl immediate admittance. This being refused, * l --e9, stones; fn the course: - of *lentil* the pavement...-. forced their *ay into the house by the removal of a The Pawsibrolter'theokingthat this story rather bore.; trellis window; having obtained admittance, they a suspicions,aspect, conceired it to be his duty to de. proceeded to the bed-chamber of Mr. Crosley, and tam the Prisoner, and bring him before the Magis. demanded of him his money. Mr. Crosley gave trate. The Pawnbroker's shopman, named Itobarts, them a guinea note, which he told them WWI all he now attended, and stated these circumstances, ate& had ; but with this they were not satisfied, and p hi. the Prisoner, when called upese for what be had to threats of immediate death, he was so far intimidat !. say in his defence, repeated the.eapianation already ‘ti - - - • -- into his,' all person' deeitmasis„of prefertailt.atiyienoplaint be. fore the Commissioners appointed to enquire into the condition and treatment of prisoners coati:tett in did gaol, and the conduct anlinatagement of the mid prison, and fur Ather pnrposts'ietating therete, ate 'desired to prefer such complaintton or before Thorn. day neat, the tOth • day of 4gust,. instant,' after whiCh no 'further complaint siifr ye redeived."— Thus, without any other official Oublic notice, did these Commiisioners proceed to enquire. But, in !Int, if their notice hadAothemprinted thud circa. lated at priiate expence, and their arrival cnsuaity [announces in some public journal", they.ntight have occupied their seats utldtruebed ; for .the Comtnis f .; dioners themselves took no adequate means of making kno-wn their arrival.. Some complaints ,have. how ever; tb the consideration of these- Commissioners, and they are proceeding upon them just as they think pieper. We intended to have re ported their proceedings, hut they prohibited ally per. sore- wherever from taking notes..• Of coivse, ,ttoT public can .have no other information;upno the tub. Jed, than just what the Commissionbrs themselves shall think prOper to make known. In da tide wt ibtil eel it ourduty to publish such comments as we. *ask just)6-ble upon this busine's.—(tamftird News.) Ii RLINGMATCH AT fif ENV ING TO N.—Yesterday ; evening a vast crowd of people assemble(' at Kea._ ningtoki Comnian, for . the purpose of seeing the long expected hurling match. The persond who eugagEif in this amusing contest, were a party el' Irishmen frank Wapning, and another party from the neigh. beurhood of St. Giles. The Wapping then appeared. . . . . . - - - _• eneking. - ' • •- ' -- t :es to give them a,drawer containing some sitser an, gt; en, as to the say the ring had come s ..,,pos, Thomas wow t• en bouieDf the-deceit-14sta , provincial notes, and with which they meet- i li With them others, and immediately Wait re ek e d. 31 ,1 y session adding, that he bed no doubt he should be company Th 6 only inmate in the house betildos Me. able to , prodoce the person froni Whom-he - purchased into the room, where be found him cm tho 100r.-.11 , Croiley was his house-keeper, a person consideriblf . it. The - Magistrate, under these circumst ances, or perceived blood on Lomas's smock-frock * e q. advanced in years. It was not easy to ascertain thd , i l ere d the POsetterto be .remanded, and to he brought examboing the house, found blood on the flier, which amber of persons concerned is this audacious bill"- i isp for veisaatination to-morrow, intimation, in the be traced into tikc back kitchen, and aystairs Into 'e ery , a s they kept as much in the dark as possible, atom time, being given to Col. Dillon: - the room where Lomas lay. Hotben secured Letitia, but it is conjectured from the different voices - that ' StitsWay; ot - -this Office, a youth,- a respectable an d - Mr. Groom asked him for the key othig-tiot• wore heard, that there was it A most singular least four or fi ve. . Per a s ' wa s chatted by his master, a mirror, and li e re plied, no constable had a right to leakiness ids shocking ngular and cir cumstance bap! 1 gilder, with. neglect* his work, disobfdi.ence of box. • When witness got up stairs again, he saw p o nd at Huddersfield last Sunday - week, about nit ferders, .itc. It Appeared that the aprentice had Mrs- mbiry take some kind of linen and throw' it o'clock in the eveuing :—A master-cloth- dresser '! . been fourteen days in Tothill-fields lintieWell very' •n the lair, her back was towards him; Mr.. Groom. a veri a resPectable nuttr:,- . ln - easy circumstances, and . lately, tin the same sort of misconduct. The'Mas picked up a shirt o ff some begs in Lomes's roe., i r ho s for many years hoe° jelled with, and a con- i ter stated, that the Defendant had lately beoome ac-' 1 where she hid thrown it. He asked Lamas was this' i doctor of the Methodist Societe, - cat his own thrall tifolated with a set of disorderlyvhssons, who as his shirt, he said it wasp it was marked with blood , w i th . w ii.n_itnife la his olio house,. bat net le', tessobNd eta Private Theatre in Berwic.k-street, ue about the *Ma.' Ile. my/ Lomas stripped, he isad ; deeply_ as r- to occasion hie depth . Medical assistance:ler the deuomination of players, and since which a c lean twit els, and Mr..Groasn turned his, cost.in- trail instantly procured, and the Wound beinwsewest time he never had been able to get his Work done ; i side out, in the inside- there appeared much blood.-1 op, he is now in a. fair way of recovery. A remit. the youth was sleeping the most art of the day, and _Lonmesisid:lt was his .shirt, and he bad - viorn. it W domestic ivereavemetst—the death of his only son,* whe n at work, he wee spoiling what he was entr usted last week. - Tile bstreau in the parloir opine,;wiull vety premising youth, about 16years of age, had slink ``'With. The Magistrate reprobn tad the conduct- of the Id Otk - hdt irPPet to ha v e been brekeb open. There_._ I him tuto &vette of temporary derangement, and !! Defendant, and admonished him to rcfraiutfrem.such. were ' small patchei Of blond -Austbp,olseets,'ltidca-! the cause assigned for this i thelaucholy act. * - 14einpoar.e and. main comosittett.ldte le Teckili-.fields, "° S'e fnki ' t 31111"1"16114 1, 1 , 1 Cd 14. 11restertlaY r 141.setext elowen4 0. tweliciltlock 'it , Prisleweils., The - corruption of . morals is a sufficitit (g, 'Meth Mei -ha billtaai _ _ ' l 7f _if. ,-' - -' - '"`• " ' ' ' - ie 'Plireasing time sort ordflorderly meet _.-bby wis coninnlted in . iNiry Writ: axes ftri' gg • _ _ _ . -gar 'wile'--' upon the common about five o'clock, and, as they usually are for that sport, without either shoos or stockings, and distinguished with blue caps. , party from St. Giles's, who were to contend against them, wore red caps. A little before sia the ;pecta- I tors formed themselves into a vast square, and the combatants having taken their proper places, She ball was thrown•up, amidst such a peal of shouting as we believe never before drew voice from the echoes of Kennington Common. There were twenty-one hurlers at each side, who displayed an.emulatiottattd activity that afforded much pleasor , „ particularly to sich-Of the, spectators as had not before witnestest this kind 'tif amusement: . Thty•Coittended, as we were informed, for .. a considerable 'and the Adjudication of . Ilia prtt l pf,friii the equir agility of the parties, .could not.be,doter.minesi an,4l;e.ground:. They are So contend agala suet Mfreday• IP* received* severe-wound, over the Oft Aye, nodouts then had a aerioiss 'Waves' Abtafeal withlubst. 4 Wednesday seltstiglit, — ts:vn* of the4erjeonty the Leitrim militia was walking ; between-01/4h! an& sine o'clbck' in the l'qvepittli,tt?roulitr James's bterit:iard . ,lrdsor, rrykes enlis egittli*Mitf hr - 140' the ti , ii 7rero - 4iii-liWas 4 iiir -.••kootird-llli:es * MK . ertfy , ,,-.---. , .. _ . _ . i.. ...., - -.-I‘.; Ili took .gp k. is ; traitiliar, gliitcidt, -iliglO.fst , j oints vat ilt bi si , . h e said. it was, wi d ena di n alrlAim bags of ,hatW i teklreighlig . 400Ibs. mai l having ,they knew w4re it . was'found. 16 - : I,calt. frPlit'a eigi,. 1 :Wk!. latltthe carman at e de, rl and during air- Johu Groani,livrs - at Audiem , was called Onlhg fleihse h e leeto'l4).o4 a ssistance. morning of the guarder; *SNP-went t• the house of the i•Aceeel two men,: ykkit ciift;44l7,e, iaiifo'and deceased.. Ilit m45.010'41* different lodging- teases thein, 9 0 ; . . ~, -, . ~,:. • - . ,' in the iteighbourhoodrlojee far siospictou , persons, !, Vesterday moisileig alontft" . (itthiiii,ln the'l.tsxiiim hut forma none :,.he then returned and examined the , tine river ; got 444 9f .his deptitsniid !Int tity';sgsrly • parlentMlitoi, ; opon which no violence-ippeared. f.lie , drowned, when it.yoong moo or the tiaMeWf Friel, .:10e1seck , desk, was hot present when the con- ' residing in. Pera rd-street p with prompt humanity, .tents .wen X taken out; the Ibtk - i'vrat loose, two' went into the water; niought him Oat by'ine heir of screws out„ . one of Whibh be leant In 'SW df•if the ; Ns head, and saved his life. ~. . - , ... . ~ .- , bolt of the lock was', * • atitil ii enitiel Melilla : Testaday•moroing, as a dentWrif.",, - briil i ng a 4 some papers, as if. ieggilarly; , - WitnesS asked • ' spirited horse Ilia gig, in whtch:ygelpe '1 1„ .. led Mrs. Morro y which I thWtbleves Came in, sh ei Ltwo Ladies, ,ear Camberwel44g, 4* -ri tork said at-thofvost.dore., 7 nit ftlinired diteba see any ~ fight at some oxen w hicb, were posiug - ,.aoaliti'off one, she unseen& no ; but she - heard a noise, autl 'at a. furious pace to near IsTeirington4huret wire, thoughtlt was hi ilbe eltildiettestirmi; on ' which she `-h i s *peed was impeded liy the wheels Of'tnif#COM went in amongst them. A. h r left the -.house,.• saw ',, rug in. contact with those of a kreivers',dkil i - .gine of Lomas hi the yard, Obiervea It sinilll iPoLaf blood on ',the Ladies was thrown out bY'tlik - skeet* Ad*moCh his nose. and a aistlitiene. Mir billings ; *asked Lo- • that, the'otn4 'Laity thid - Genitemagi egigli)ed - with was wbere his dirty. shirt wasOlieiTtnii` Ifit,k6Oi. no other injury eaccpt Inarigtit, %elk*** broken witness told him it was imposeible,,,loogingtootebe to pieret. • had on was clean ;he declared * II !Ott Otte .11)3 'An itiillwity a - ffray arose about nforleeg trim Bid wore all the.week. lie then !'' " ted the evi- : av r r a :line, - • ' •if To.- - Kelp'" deuce of ;the. former wittiest. pee ,fiuding the instant, - brood On tomas's shirt, witness s' Dootey, a constable, to seize -him ; he me in waist. - s nthe ru laide : coat, and shells? and gave themits liamillitll, OW"' Other constilble, oeuld Swear to tigetsl4,ol4ooed t "'Court. • - . . . , - ~ _., -• ' Wm. -D o oley gook Lomas Into•oostedy, goestialt.vi ed him about the bloody shirt, when ho said he had worn it the week before, wheals bled es tower ed lugs, whit h ruin hundreds of 'young persons, as the' Old Bailey Calendar bears ample testimony to. Arial .4 , meat .4.sp i ttitiretl utii*AV.wbec 0 * -"I tie did. He then atked.bint;hoop.he liked this oottstrg . ..trierepiied . vety H*14166 begat' tp aAse the tiejeonti . by entailer Mm aed every one . from It tolintry t 'wheel' &leaped trren . rmon behind- sitd whit" a cA nit* Itn'tfe;" or scone Annlar in or amens., on the aimprs, of his ri3ht, legAp 10: dreadful a manner,- .024 tit p . opr fOloo4sligybeitirtipleiobe removed from the pub l ic - ho esi'*fiere lie a billif.2l In that neflhhedrhood; sid• to rightch holviefltnoediolok • ~,• Sdedily fe'belglit idreedfol •,t klornke . aot'ft Pinwlett'a, Seater Grote:hitt, kOsfitrdsbioc vich destroyed the *hole of the .boll4,lltaiges, 00,. ,IR041t1;g1Oi s and a count be.Precur 9 d. F9 l4 Wisildlf f}4. s of Kerr is th* rick yard, , T high ytare fi estroyi i,, tortinii with * waggonnOeivio4),,cs L piouith'i harrtiirioAst4' coOdootriepdttbeiwamiLaini &tor priainteeeeT" war *at: eteremahr • pc,rimawogthil• for tlieY 40 c 111 4 0",t1Iie -4* 4 1 tijor4d ii1111,40+46 iv! sirtelfie Otei, Tftelite biringifli t hed' on 64 . 1 r • . . • I Ar Otefilar' : . f , M . A. 41 10600141110 Mit - lbw Atte I. ' A'n**.dbuilt farm-house, at. Wit Lesley, two milei frees-Ashby-de -la-Zouch, 'WAS burnt doge shoat area or eight o'clock otr Wednesday morning last, viiing to the lighining, which Was truly terrific,—"' ,The ,"The out-buildings were.tortuaately • detached' ftoin 'the house, consequently they Were saredl bht we are sorry to hear, that very little indeed of the houti‘i hold furniture escaped the dames. The house witAt theisroperty of Sir • qbarles Hastings, who, wells., deritand, witnessed' the coaflagration. " The engloo from Ashby arrived too late. , Oti the 18th . 'lnst. • a great , eohcdurse of peep% chiefly womb, appeared. fa dm streets of Edinbaro, for the purpose-of intercepting the carts etaPloyld OP bringing amp; Ao. the martilt l . One, big ; was taken f rPT. I : eßstAtp , dc:spayes, and ~. `em y red on the.groani nie , ;the r ontenti *ere carridd'Olf. b some women, - 441 - 4Sl`the Hitailliamtlere a bakers in tlichalsit-stied, lid Owes adjoining, Wag threateate briopopdhatai wire prudent!, that. up. Grass-mw ' , at,' • •. . • 7: •. • r$ • ._. • :~ a . ~~ ~: .: +~ 14 _ _ ' ikami . le: . . . • •. . • ...-, •• . • . e. , l t riritA ri " * IN T • : ' . ' - 14 Y6LiCr. 4 itadel;ll4C64 , +.; f ski - 4 , do ..alifir awkas .. ' -•, ,e ___ ..ssrp, 4. *ter Wu 'clerk ..; l'• p‘si 5 • ....411esWel-titA4li:. .11 „,vtifillortli, in' hie poetet: „la. - . Malin *mates was Cha r g ea - w - 91.463 ' 1 Ird Ili' Prisdn ei -- okis i , 4 sotOcioo of ctatlit u Ipi n ge t ! i 0 was a Uttleltieed named I, iii4 sttie , who ....; 4. ,..,. . . i ., 'Are heel of it. ; _i ikia. ,, .77, ), :: v s. ) - ,!. ,7-,„ ~,. , .7 . 41 ,.. 11., . 7 brothcr to the de4 l' lt aft . red that some .fitnitoilo „tome, 1 tire .0 . -clock ill A* i "''" i.fthriblUiVitil iteliiii4 met lierse . 'w 'We street, 1 --- 4144114 e we Pea:Pumulte met 4R the k . ,./telfd beett-inforittetkoklie . Hedy, and breitght b 114 1: .IP • ' ognised and sworn ki 041 1.1 t ,' as being a repute ted him.to the lions iptintb, by *deb time it is espe tarn to tows: mnii_nTrAtt. •• • " --- f 4 • s • N. Bea, Ireland, late on the night of Tuesday,* Igth lln the cowitte and Grass-market, variolksoattages t " ""7" - Pr'' - ''''''''-asl - ififl . • instant,' some some disirrderly fellows retaining *OM Ole 09,11 1 1 . 4t0t lg. wivityltaattitT, wer! cOniinitted. ' • - --"`• **" ' 1 ,0,00 !Pt 1I 3 I. ~, vacingpeattod at Enoiscrone, fell to blows, Ise: la By the activity of ihe Magteiiates, however, , aided itittivriiviin , t, .'' 4 :1, 1".• 0. 4 %gist "the senile a man named O'Boyle v/8110114 The by Alta cmatables and police officer' with-1i pitte'of gusi y fil= r) . 44 d 7,ll,l7 l !` g tw, _ 11 1,71. : liiiippial aggressor, Cr Noil, . vivo 'a rfportt4 to halve * viiiirtery froth th'i es" an ' end was 'veld 5pri5 i, 447 , 44 40, 1 44,, 3 , A, , k s v it. • p . , tiligtblin, . his not ' , it, hen deteetsstl tketegbt.dili- Ott .01111 - cline to thesel.l•svitisi -moneaWis , . . _ lea" y soight ten , •at italisr... aye liv:ilie nifiblitglihetriamlipaplatettientratls,•:l/ ~n utitirdersorkimisiyabto.ibirettiarefias mole hateopmoviseguis , si. a g ew a t o w tw or ** Atii fops .# A" •! t i .. lillotnijr":ll73,4 T •n Y• in i lltPrarrarg - 7 4 :7 41 % * *P , : niel..4.o..4.lr. ji rrrW it;. Iti itiTtt"l4;- i AiiiitOis We audiviet-was held os dis depissei: •'' - -..-, .. P 1047 1 1. tkk! ) : 4 *. a4l• .- 14tr it 6 443 44411glig g"* . • . .. ... , . ~ / • . , . .... , . , . . . • the meal shops, both. in this. inn. • villages, but no material . I mititary hem . since Monday, they lister" wards the" "populace intros forbearance, that no serious , Owitig to the occurrences of . as base directed a Notice fu he farmers and corn-dealers rw that the distresses of the feel most anxious fur their but thisis not to be etferteri it' must be obvious th alt , - 4. mde cheap by destrOying ipt r. supplied by, tiug theta frota.bringing tlw • bt, a child oboist sia y - esa - the . Wardwicki Derby,- and rning •in• consequence ottins„. • tjhat the Conimissioners-tp.'• le charges itpinst the Ginter . HI of Lincoln Castl•; s litttl cam- On Saturdaydas4 - thefollot. n the Cistle-gate.:—" That • preferzing.erty,„ceesplaint be. appointed to enquire into the :of prisoners quill:se:l in elk and ,munligement of the said purpoloe'Teittting therete, aie ompltintton or before Thors. ty 4gast,. instant; after splaint wiff:;be received."— her official Ilublic notice, ilk! noceed to enquire. But, in d' not keep. printed thud circa- ce, and their arrival cnsuaity die journal', tbey.Might have Idtruebed ; fee Ilse. Constuis f ; . no adequate means of making Some complaints ,have. how- l% the consitlehrtion of these . - ley are proceeding upon them er. We intended to have re- s, bat they prohibited any per. 'king notes..• Of coivse,,theT ler inforosationLupois the tub. he Commissioners themselr:s lake known. In duo dote we s publish such comments as we. o this businoas.—(temfurd LT fiC ENV ING TO N.—Yesterday ; of people assembler' at Ken t • the purpose of seeing the loug- h. The persona who eugagid it, were a party of Irishmen .nother party from the neigh. The Wapping risen appeared . at five o'clock, and, as they port, without either •shoes or guished with , blue caps. ~ The, who were to content! against A tittle before sii the ;pecta- ea into a vast square, and the Coen their proper places, the midst such a peal of shouting fore drew voice from .the echoes- son. There were twenty-one rho displayed aaemulationattd much pleasur: , ,. particolarly to I as had not before witnessed ent: • Thty•eontended, as we consitterable,Wajei, 'and the tt i rf (tont equer azility at .ba,detemni tied cut the% ground:. ga la /L ee t *edgy. •.Q.JIP 1.4* 4 over the Oft :eye, odic,* ewn absafool witivir bit. 4 kt,-its:-one• of the..**erieenty as walking;' between" tif4ht and t?r9usik James's fie airs aCCOsti , cl fay in go .lo, the (1ii341/ -0 ;t 1 I.tIiCARP I 4 4 • t F a ' s - 044 he tiosikosotheliked this countrg H•l4lSli began tq a,,nse the Mm sod -tree) , one from Ids nd twerrsenene behind-Inm, soil or some "sinsilar instrument, rit Ise & 19: dreadful a untauer, - is TiOctrattr t ipl'eio be remove d e : i;fiereite &AIWA in that to nolvich bosivef ItelPediate l k ••• as +dreadful 6 #e; broke, 4autrt. tilt kOsferdstdoir hole of the . htibts, rligeor rter cou l itlV't s :*!i n i f*. s h 7 P. oilivai s Tbacb , y f Aro j iestroyei , 10640001).: :4,04 pi ought, ollsoqpitsbeacumiLais loo r_ f etivemor • optima* ostay ,. •fei 4t j• iitr4d titelrie i.ifinghiftbett On 64 1 ",' -• ' • Ve. d a. ' . „xarts, ; „ 1. ue least r 111.. ,4 1 / ft r A,. .o4notv swim* trtt fftt rat ' i dOelleitiag. Iry eatiter after t. altr e leg ie lL i i re ln ll. . • • • , • «,..4114001.116- 1,1 v ..,' •, , .) 1 • I '' ' ••• , o. ~.. • ,' ~ , ~.., ,' ~.., .. • , .. .. i ' I .! , i: I r~ 11 -