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I BR/CHiTiti, Aram 27• The progressive improvements at the Pavilion are at present pretty much confined to the exterior. They are upon the whole extensive., and will re quire much time for their completion. Our arrivals for the last few days have giVen an increase of company, hut the town nevertheless continues to be excessively The ball simminced for this evening, at the Old Ship Rooms. we expect will exhibit a fall attend ance. and afford ample scope fur pleasant etiereise on the light fantastic toe. Notice was yesterday sent to the Coroner. at Lewes. that George Hanks, Esq. who had been swine little time reanleut iu this town, had died very suddenly. on the preceding night. The unfortu nate Gentleman, who had lodgings at Mr. Bed ding's, in Eastitreet, was fonuil by the • lit a afloat in his chamber. IN family live at Totten ham. hat were expected here last night. Our fishermen have not yet been successful in their catches of mackerel, which lies occasioned such as have bees brought to share to command high prices. The second son of Earl BATHURST hir . been dangerously ill within these few days. Lady LANDMAN will late a hill and concert at her house in Latighaus-place, on M lay, May 4. Mrs. WILDMAN and family left the Witteiloo Hotel, Jermyn-street, yes•erday, for their new mi &lice in Cumberland-street. Arrival at Blake's Hotel, iertnyn-street ROBERT HAIM, Esq. from his seat in Wilts. Arrivals at the Brunswick Hotel, Hanover 'square :—Lord EDWARD and Lady SWITII and family. from their seat in Yorkshire. Departure from ditto :—Countess MILI4OOIIII, fur her seat in Kent. Lord CLIFTON left town on Sunday fur Cobham Hall, Kent. From remarks made by many Ministerial Mem bers in the House of Commons. it is thosizlrt seve ral of the Royal Family have misunderstood, or rather mistp{tlied, the general express or grief exhibited by the nation on the death of the lament ed Princess CNARLOTTE. She was loved and esteemed, not merely because she belonged to the Royal Family, nor because she was ',resumptive heiress to the Crown—but, because she was a woo ULM of principle—whose trod might be relied oir— whose issind was not engrossed by splendid trifles, sainted by bigotry, or influenced by prejudice. The nation looked to her as one apart from the herd of European legitimates—as one possessing sinthiog in common with them. It is not, therefore, a mere heir to the Crown we have lost. It i s the moral certainty that we have lost a future Sose reign, who would have governed us mildly and up rightly—under whom our liberties would not bare been infringed, nor our persons endangered—who would have driven sines and informers fruit the lanil—trusting to the love of her sithjects for her safety. more than to guards and incendiaries. Tl.is is the loss we deplore. and not simply that of a Princess °film House of Hanover. Mcritews AT lIONIE.—The Mail Coact. Adorn hues of this Gentlemen are of utiractiou beyo.al all precedent ; and so far from diminishing mu re petition, it ber.ities every night snore awl more irresistible. List night the house was crowded to excess to witness this truly ad • hie performance. The New Plymouth Theatre is intended to be opened on the Ith of May. At Exeter the season has been short, hitt succeasful—the benefits 'mini. cularly so. Mr. SANDFORD'S produced mg. ; Mr. BEN Ncres, 6H(.; Mr. IluunEeo, 63/.; and Wksiox's, 98/. Arrived off the Lends End,d April, the ship iffdroli, LEE. f Bengal. sailed 19th Noveuthet ; and front the Cape 9th February. The folluwjpg are passengers on board Mn. and Miss Scott, Mr. and Mn,. Bristow, Mrs. Lee, Miss Goodlad, Mir Bowie, C.iptaiii J. B. Ridge, 2611 Naive listener,; Liesitennist Bernie, SA ditto; Lieutenant George Weed', Brows! Europese. Regiorst • Calomel W. Kelly, tub &Vasco, left at the Cape; 14 Cl:ildient, sad II Servants. . . —On the 27th Nlarch. in let. N. 30. N. long. 39. 40. yoke the Isabella Simpson, YovNG, fifty. six days from Leith, bound to Jamaica. The Duke or ATHOL,. is now enjoying the be. refit which provident ancestors sometimes confer upon their heirs. His Grace's estates have been hitherto considered 114 rather extensive than produc tive ; but his forests have now attained to such a growth, that, we ander►tand, hr will he able to cut timbe► to the amount of 20,0001. a-year, we may say almost to perpetuity, as lie has continued the prsc tice of his noble father, and planted mill►ons of trees annually. At a numerous Meeting of the Independent Free men of Beverley, at the Beverley Arms Inn. on Monday evening, it was determined to solicit Wm. BereaLev. Esq. to become a candidate for that Borough at the eliouing Elect . . Mr. BLVERLEY in a very handsome winner declining the offer, the Meeting resolved to apply to General VYSE. whose answer, we understand, has not yet been revamp.— (York Herald.) _ . We are requested to state that the following works will he puhlielied by Mr. COLUMN on the 14 May, vvi. 1. Pa u anti ant plaquie►e's Account of a Residence in Algiers, 4t0.-2. Sartguy'r Narrative of a Voyage to Sene gal, and Shipwreck of the Medusa, Bvo.-3 The Octavo Edition of Dr. Frauktin's Life, 2 vols —And 4. Woman, • Poem, by E. S. Barrett, Esq. Author of "The Heroine." On Sunday sennight • fatal and melancholy ac cident happened in the family of the Hon. Colonel BUTLCII, near Whitley turnpike, Reading. On Saturday the butler purchased at a chemist's shop an ounce of salts, and at the same time some oxalic acid, for cleaning boot tops. He mixed each of these incredients with water, and telt them in his room. On Sunday morning the unfiirtuniite man swallowed what he conceived to be the twits. He was immediately seized with the most excruciating pain ; and apprehending his fatal mistake. ran hastily to Reading for assistance. He had scarcely reached the first chemist's shop when he expired, having been able but imperfectly to communicate the canoe of his afflicting situation. He had lived many years in Colonel BuTr.vit's greatly respected. LA' INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, WrenstaSTEß, Ritrioakr, Aran. 27. LADY FasTICEs EMILY VANE TEMMT, a wino', and a ward of Cowl, 6y her toed friend, ItiCHAEL ANQELO TAYLOR. En. IMP: v. the COUNTESS of hNTRIIO and OTO.ERS. The Court was crowded before oboe o•efock iu the mornarg, 4u expeetutiao that the LORD , Cu AN (su.oa would have given his jutlgoreat in this im portant case, his Lordship having had I►u interview with the infant 'Lady Frances) rtitertlay (Sun day). His Lordship, however, sat in the House of Lords, to Hear appeal cause.. The VICE-CMANCELLOR sat fur his Lord•hip in the Court, and was occupied in hearing Bankrupt Petitions, of no interest except to the past►er con trived. _ POLIC N. COURAGEOUS CONDUCT OF A BOY. Yesterday John Penrson, an elderly snail, was brought up sad examined before Henry Moreton Dyer, kin. on the fol lowing charge:— Mr. Enesnerson, a master tailor, residing ilk the neighbonr hood of Swallow-street, rusted, that oil s lay 1110C111111 left his house and shop properly fasteiied, and went up into the first gout with his family is the afternoon. Whilst they were at tea, Nome bread wits wanted, which his son went down to fetch, and in a moment arks wards witness beard loins cry " Thieves!" two or three lions, upon which he ran down , stair., and found the boy, who is uwly 14 years oil, struggling with the Prisoner and anotlsie mass, the latter of whim connived to pet away, but the tail kept tight hold of the Priomer till witness aeiriarill I i &&&& alit took him In the watch-house. (In his reletu he found some waistcoat* tied up iii the bag now produced, which the thieves bad packed up to carry sway. Was. Emmerson, sou of the last witness, said, that about four tichiek on Sunday be went into 11w shop for some tweed, and saw the Prisoner and soother lulu taking down aurae tuileurt, which they pot into a hag ; • ituesis si 4.91 the Prisoner by the throat, upon which the other struck him a blow on the head, and knocked him down, but he still kept his hold of the Prisoner till his father vitae. 'Elie tither emaped. The officer proved that the thieves gained entrance by tarring the iron bar suit padlock. The Primmer made uu iltfente. Fully committed. RIOT. Criblot. ;Veldt, and Mae, were charged with outrage and riot, on Saturday and Sunday, in Peter-street The following are tha facts of the rase:—Mr. Lee, a tradesman in Peter.street, St. James's, was engaged in liti gation with the !anther of Cribher, sod this led to tumult opposite the dour of the Prosecutor ora Saturday. which was repeated 011 Sunday and yesterday morottig, with the de fendant Cribber at the brad of an lotto laird mob They proceeded to every extremity, except entering the house, and Lee escaped by a kick way, and obtained a war rant at this Mice. Plank soil H,g4ter served the process, when the other two Del . .whorls assaulted Plank in the xr colon of his duty. Othe► witnesses corroborated the tact., ■ad the Defendants were severally committed iu &Noll of bail. woRIIMIP-STRCET. CRUELTY TO A CHILD. A woman of mmeuline appearance am charged with heating and committing varions acts of cruelty towards Elizabith Leith, • child about 12 years of age. he prosecution against the Prisoner, whose name is soptk, was simn , toted by the parish officers of Spitalfielils. li appealed by their materweiii, that the Primmer took the child out of the workhouse :Moot three years ago, and she was •pprontieed to her as • sea want. The child, who is remarkable for her interesting appear once, though in • dreadful stale from excessive flagilatiou, stated the various arts of cruelty which the Prisoner had committed towards her. At one lime she beat her with • thick rope, at another with a thick cane, and with the latter se severely, that her head aim cot mem, tier body bore marks ur violriive of n very serious knob._ . The Magistrate asked the Prisoner to areottnt for the att. pearanre of the child's body, and she •aid that the child had fallen dtiwnreprateilly, and had hurt herself. - . The child ►hewed her hand, whirls had a mark upon it, and stated that the Priaontea tuts held her while Prisoner thrust it agaiiii , t the fire. The Marktrate, with inn feeling, of indignation, ordered the Prisoner to find surelses tu noiswer for her appearance at the Ses►iuns, a hick out being produced, ►he was couuaitted. QC EEN SQUARE. HIGHWAY ROBBERY. frn..llajor, June, Green:rld, Robert Sell% nod Junes Locklon, hmr well•kwuwu •wd desprosie characters were charged by Thomas Tumor, ur No. 14, Blur Auchus.-)ard, Wesimissier, shoemaker, will' raking him of his watch and 3s. dd. its salver. Prosecutor stated, that on Tuesday last, about three o'clock in the aftersorios , be went to Tothi to see Ike bull-bait. He hail not hero there long heftier he found him self assailed by a gang of 1. Ilona, who bustler' and shoved him about, and at last proceeded to beat km about the face sad eyes. He particularly observed the four Prmoners al the bar, bet the most aetive was the Prisons r Major, a Isom he knew by their having liven sehool-fellows. Major struck I several blows in the face, oir that "%ilia*, repeatedly called out to bins, fur God's sake not to hill tom, but all iu vain, and be believed he must have fallen a sacrifice to Omit fury. bad nut some humane persons pulled lioni up into • cart just as he was sinking and fainting ler the ill usage of Prison ers and their gang, which consisted in all of about 14 or 15. IVken he got into the cart he was 41, much r%liiiutted that he could only say he had lost his watch, but could give no servant of his titulary. When further ierovered, he Tomo! Ilk Pri tttt ter. had taken f hiin :14. 64 iu Wm. Pocock, of William-atm - I, Pualieo, hiilser, deposed, that he went on Tuesday last in the afternoon to are the hull-bait in Tuthill-Gelds; that for the purpose of Dicing with greater convenience lie got np into # tort; where' he had not been long before hr PAW the attack made upon the Prosecutor by • numerous png, awuir the t active of which were the four Prisoners. Ile then rottfirtited the whole of last witness's testimony, adding that when Prosecutor was driven by them near the cart lie was in, he prevailed with some persons below to assist in lifting Prose ("mow op, while witness and others iu the cart diew hint in, anti he believed thereby saved his life. T. Hugger, of William.street, Pimlico, owner of the coot into which Prosecutor was drawn up, confirmed the t e s y of both the former witnesses, with the addition that just us they were sbsiii to draw hien up, the Prt sin r Major tussle a desperate dash lip to the Prosecutor's tocsins, aciaid his watch-chain, pulled the watch out of his pocket, and called nut, " gut it, I've got it," on which the whisk gram marched off, to the gnat satisfactiou of Witness sod all around him. The Prisoners were fully committed to Newicate for trial. The whole four twlisved with the yteralcut nudarity. and openly threatened the witnesses to du thou 'mischief if they appealed against them. Captain PELLEW, of the Impregnable. has, at his own expense, established IA 810•11001, 011 the most up. proved system, for the etlacotioli of the children of the seamen and marines belonging in that *MI., in cumber about fifty. A badger-halt took place a few (toys ago at Peokhillt, in Staffordshire: and %%11%1.4 a poor h.. bower 110111 assisting to niiizz'e the longing', it bit one of his bow. Hearty thrii„Ji, cno..-iitience of oli;di at mortification took pito .•, snit he died the follow;ng THE TU RF. BETTING AT TATTEitsALL's l EsTERDAY. DERIIY. S to 1 apt Priam Paul 5 to 1 apt Merouidea 51 to 1 apt Allegretto 9 to 1 apt Hyale n to 1 apt Seymour 121 to 1 apt Guy Man ueriog 100 to , q attat lromtuil /00 to 4 apt Dictator. 3 to I art Fanny to 1 ago Loo It to 1 ago Chaney 11! apt Briseis 5 to 2 apt Mceonides, ft Wednesday. 3 to 1 apt Modesty, fur (Tuesday). 13 to 1 sgst Sister to Sto 'hot 11 to 1 apt {l'e6ll. the Newmarket Stakes oe the 2,000 r. St%key this day PEDESTBI.4 IfiS There are several interesting matches on the Mpis. A Captain Itoodfuril has undertaken to cu arveidy miles a-day fur four successive days, as Longwood, near Btarkwater, Hants, to slut this day. His ground is over twenty miles. Auutber match, fixed fur Thursday, is ninety miles in twenty-four hours, by ■ groom named Proby, hacked by his master, Ole guineas to Se, p. p. This match will take place at Shultesford, Boas, over a five miles piere of ground. Crisp, the pedestrian, arrived at the Queen's Head Kiliglits. bridge, at a quarter after rieVell o'clock on Sunday night frum Oxford, having cumphtul iri fnur days 214 Marti, be appeared is good spirits, but complained of the closeness of the weather, he started yesterday morning at four o'clock on bib fifth day's jourerey. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORT/WWII!, APILM 28. Trdrrday sailed the Martha, Driver, from ladle, fur Loudon. PLYIIOt/11, APRIL 25. Pouted up Channel yesterday the Parole))) , Miller, from Calcutta, fnr I.onrlon, iii tire mouths and live days. Smiled sloe Wear, Thompson, for Montreal, after having stuppeti her leak, whirls cusaml her to put is here. HULL, •Plllll. 25. _ _ . . . On Friday morning last, shout four o'clock, during heavy rile Or wind, aCCOMPAIIied with snow, two vessels were lost at the entrance of the Humber, names unknown, and rvery soot on hoard perished. Hue of them, supposed to he a collier, was seen upon the Stony Binks, awl the life boat went utE to endeavour to save the ciew, lust the wind blowing as, along from the ENE. frnotratell every attempt to come near the wreck. The tither was seen to all ike upon the milli land, a little to the northward of the Sinks, and instantly disappeared. From a quantity of broken veers of earth. aware wit cls are strewed shunt the roast, and some casks suet wills at sea, sispipmr.l to be herriog casks, it is coojecturcil she In ter is a violet from Newcastle bound to Gibi altar. A pump was bronchi up yesterday belonging to the Corsair, bet without any mark uu it. LYMIVGIO7II. APRIL '35. Lamled lice, this morning the Purser id the Royal Groize, Captain Tumulus, with dispatches f China, with *lnuit he isruceeded immediately for London. The Royal George arrive,' at St. Helena on the lstb , and *wiled from thence on the 27th February last, leaving there the Ciuporrior, Ad miral Phanipin, Porlsrgm, Mosquito. and Griffon ; the tatter had just arrived from Ascension. Bonlimirte was reported to be iii the same stale of health es he had been tier some months pievions, still worming himself to the huuse, cud refusing to are visitors. DOVFIt. APRIL. In. ArrisTil off this port the Milton, Thrones, fr ll3.it.t‘ :a, for Ringlet-mom, and makes report as follows :—Sad d 21• t Drcenstscr, to company with the Mart 111111 l , Furl!, for Ain - sterthint ; uo 541 s 'March, its lat. G 24. N. •he was hoardril by au EtirliAa brig of war, Itotmol lu St. Helena, haring MI board IL cars cage atilt bora& for leivuoparte. Drhf, AVM'. Ott. Yesterday came flown Com the River, the Audi, Cum:- well, for Rtnical; fur Jaw; %Vt..lfis Cove, Xteplerocon, for the I.le of krauce,anil remain in the Dimity, auJ iivveral other vcasele whicithave peutvedeil. RODRARIRS IN CIRI•7' Clll7l ,Cll, sf•me:.r. Within a few week. intmermis Miblirries have been com mitted in Christ Chore+ during di; ina service. Some iwr- AMIN leave been sobbed of their witches, sealh, mid handler• chief.. The beadles were ordered to lw its. ilw alert, wad nu Sunday week a Gentleman lust his gold al ;Ito, for w ribbon having }wen col by a pair ..1 sciahms, and an elderly man of respectable appearance was observed to have stood near where the Grath-man was raltleed The beadle.. took notice of the in room and GM last Sunday they idasei wed him cuter the chnrili again, and after some time they saw bum ~ Whim! a Genth writ:, named Baker. a rest. viable pa rughioutt, and rob how of a %ilk•handkerchief; and after be attempted to rot. a. viral others, Cis cli she headle endeavour s.' to seettse bins. lint he ran li/I'4lllg Is the cburch and escaped into the 11.-v. H. Hill's Chapel; the tweille pmr stwd him. The men rasa out of one of the chapel-duors us the beadle entered the other ; 1w continued to follow him, unl stareeriled in •pprebetiding him in Blackfriars road, and look him befiwe a Sat-ley Matistraie, n has Mum diately committed hies as a refine nod vagabond to the Ses.dulia. He said hie name wat Thumas, but his real mime is Grainger: be many ;ears kept a large hied-shop its Hol born, and at that time Mai considered a respectable IMAM. Saturday night last the Duke of NORTHUMBEIL LAND, after witnessing 51ATilEws' perlonairince rt the Lyceum, was conducting a lady from the Box door, in Exeter-street, to his carriage, when the footman who was at the opposite side ran over, for the purpose of opening the door. Another roach, which was behind, drove up with Pitch rapaility, as to jam the footman between the two carriages, so that his !le was iu imminent danger. His (:race, who witnessed the transaction, remonstrated with the coachman en the impropriety of Isis conduct, aid 1111.1strii on knowing his 'lame. and to whom the carriage belonged, when the (.mm11 , 11;114 with the greatest sang froid, said, that lie would be a d—d load to tell I whose carriage• it w a s—it was a hired one—tool he might learn and find it winch way lie could." The Doke smiled at the answer, got into the carnage, anal drove off. Several noblemen aid gentlemen were pee. seta, who condemned the conduct of the coach man very much, to whom he behaved with the greatest insolence. Yesterday as a gentleman from the canotry was sh o ot I. enter Tattersall's Sale Repository at Hyde Patti curia", a friend shit resides in London cautioned him to take tare of Ina pocket., as it %riot probable there would be a Cll./Wl' at. tending the sale. The gentleman instantly pot his hand to his pocket, and discovered That his p.icket-book, containing notes and bill• to the amount of 3,0001. was rw. lit re collected Ilial the hot time he hail ti was w a hat kory coach. He had discharged the condi at the end of Piccadilly, Lot did nut know the number of it ; he ran bock In Piccadilly a ith all possible speed, Intl (until not trape the cuavh. lie impaled hi■ rodeartiors, bat iu vain, for a cliesiderable time ; at length hr went to Pine.str., t °dice, In give information of hi. 1111111r11W . 1.1 , R, It WAS then font- tick., k, and Adkins, the offict r, started to use his C34.1'110115 for the ircovery of she trreaan•, and was an exteriorly (intonate as to have the pockel.book, wills the whole of the valuable content*, in hoi possess' at a quarter heroic five o'clock. On the ullii er presenting the loot props•' I y to the mince, hi. joy of roars• may be Illttne easily CINICI IV, II shams lit Is, and al the sante tame expressed Ins of the fin (1111.11 t cau tions of 11w 'Aker POISON 1.1" C, •. . ARKENDALE, NEAR I.NAKESBOROO44I. [From " TAe frerlt .41urury."] ON Tuesday IVilliast Kieighlso, Mies frowlry, tVrIY tom- Milted to York Castle, by l'utintayise tritium,, lieq. of Inginanthorp. charged with administering, at vat • limes, a certain deadly poison, with intent to murder Joseph Duals worth, his brother-tit-law; Anne Doalawortli, his wife; Tlimuna Walsworth, his fallow-in-law ; and John Hawe, a buy of about ten years of age ; all of Au krndale. This case is most extraordiaary in its eitemnstancee, anti ring,tilar, even in this age of crime, for the unexauiplrd atrocity it developes—and, es it was known only to the public by vague report, we thought it right, by lot Ronal in. vealigation, to sowertaitrall the material corcumstatices con nected with it. The following twit-alive is the MIMI It of this inquiry, made near the spot. anal of she pasties the best able to give correct hibernation omit, it. I'lw recur nf these trans. aetimts is Arkcudale, a %Mate about four miles from Kasai esboroogh, and the same distance from Ilairouelabridge. Mr. Thomas Walsworth and het sun Joseph Hoilsworth are wheelwrights, carrying on business to that village—and, previous to asciatestes teat, these two pa ram's. with time Primmer and his wife, who um; the daughter of the elder Dodsworils, lived in the rank house. Mr. Joseph Daids• worth inherited, as the heir 41 his inuther (who ass dead), certain copylnalal property. aunt had also the reversionary in terest in the freehold properly then in the painession of his father. Mr. Joseph Dodsworth being at this tins. 40 years of age, and unmarried, die Prisoner (as we shall hereafter call him) had I.lllle expectaticy that the properly of the fa mily might ultimately come is. his wife, the sister of Joseph Walsworth. A kw days, howcyer, after Christmas last, Mr. 1. Dittisworth married, and his pruspeet of succeeding to the prusway was liCAllllyed—sia.ll • to tidal to Mini disappoint. mem, the Prisoner and his wife we•e obliged, in conic gutsier of Maio marriage, to quit aloe house of lin law. These eveuts are suppeaed to have laid the foundation for that deadly rancour which led to that series of caulks we shall now proceed to detail. On Wednesday, the 25111 of March, the Prisoner and his brother-in-law, Joiwpli Duslaworth, went to Horottglibridge, for the ;purpose of bringing coals from that place ta. Kuares. borough ; in returning from thwouglibridge they called at a public-house at Mandril*, while the Prisoner treated Hodewurth with some hear, nod a short lime after they hail left it and were oft the road to Kuarcaborough, the Pri soner look from his porket a penoy roll, broke a small piece frum it, anal gave the rensatiader to his brother-in-law, who remarked " that there was a whitish dust upon the broken end;" Priaouer sai4l, "11h! it is nothing but the flour;" and without making any further obacreat lhsalswerth eat the roll. He had hut , bus, ever, priweeded fir before lie became extremely indisposed, and most violently sick, and when he arrived at Ktiaresborough, he was so ill that he was obliged to lay down aanre lime before he was able to pursue his journey, and it was not without much difficulty that he reached Askendale. lie was visited MOOR after by the Psi sutler, who expressed touch concerto at lin indisposition, smith proposed to fetch . • 1-water from a neighbour's to alley his sickeess ; thi• offer was accepted, and hr returned ishisselly after with a •artall quantity iu a teacup. The wife of Doilsworth observed to the Prisoner that it was very thick and nuidsly ; lie replied. Mrs. Webster maid that she was sorry she hash tau hefts r, but it was all s h e had ; " but," said lie, " put 1.11114 c auger in it awl give it to him, and it will du him good." Mrs. Ihelswortli sir cordingly gave the aniut wider to her 'webfoot loot instead of a thaiiiag, it greatly in. greased the sickness and the leaching. It was stow thought necessary to semi to lionstiglihrel•ge for Rome medical assistance, and the Proioner ohs, sal s • lw the messenger, but this offer was not accepted, anal some mialwine was seat for, which somewhat rcliftfll biro. Nest moaning he was •iailed by Mr. hedgwick, who is a eurgesair and iiikuilieeary at Ito rouglibridge, who found Mr. Doilsworth extremely 11. He saki it was necessary that some p. imam alassehl return. with hint to bring the medicine which lie alimild prepare. The Prisoner again edraell Ins sere les, and said, that as lie should have to go su Buronglibt idge it would lie no trouble, ai s d he would bring llw medicine as Car as Westemegate, where Ina tat her-m-law might meet loin. This arr.• us zonielit was agreed 14.5; the meflicifw (a saline mislabel odes. given by Mr. Sedg. wick tithe Pa isoner. what delivered it to Itie father-iu-law, with this message, " That Mr Sae h:wick had given strict 01111 . 11 that the bottle was to he sea 11 shaken every ti nte the medicine a-ss athisioistered, anal that two fist& apoon's full was to. be given every km lemursa-ei powder was also to be sl era alstag with il. " Mts. Vudarruf th soh tatalsiesly cempliell with these dike. tiona, bat she had III) sootier giveit the inediehic to her flux. Land than lie became 111101 aura., and his sickness, 21/1 , 1 sontittitog, greatly increased. 'floe same effect was pro diked when the neconil dais, was administered, and he was Maas so alarmingly ill that it was thought necessary to send fur the immediate attesialmice of Mr Sedan iek, who maul-- ton:itchy was engaged he expressed messenger at the a (reel whirls the medicine WWI stated to have produced, and desired that the powder might be led in the other dames. Rot I hougla the medicine was ailmi. sostered the third lime without the pawder, it stilt continued to produce the worat eliect•, and to aggravate every mak von. able siymptoin. Mr. Ilealswos tit was afterwards visited by Mr. Sedgwick, and itiesheirea eslit'Ute4l which somewhat tattered the mill:Toy victim 4if in digitant hatred, but lie con tinue d in a dings tuna state the whole week. We now ntnr to a most immolated part of tie case, and to the of the ickedneas of the Priaamer hitherto he seems to have sought summit' the life of his Iwutlwr in-law—butt in the oast attempt toacenmplish this diabolical purpose, lie sa ems willing to have sacrificed Ilw harm of all the family. Ihr Wednesday eveuing, the first of April, Mrs. 11.Malsworth had est upon the tire a pan containing statue ve a, ' fur the purpose of making some hr,tii for her husband aieana sa yen u'elock the Pri r came ins, HMI seated linoself ins i ii rustier next the pan ; lie loge Waal wlest was preparing, and he was sold by his father! in•law !Mrs. Walsworth being lep list II was 5/.llle South for his brother-in-law. The Poi tttttt r was observed by a boy, John MIMI', nephew to 'thus. Datalsworili, to place his arm over Ilie °vett, and to bold his hand over I lw rot, oct as . Ily uprising anal shutting Isis haw!. The Pris -r Biwa after went out; *hen Mrs. Lhel.arai th came dotal lairs, and looked at the broth, she found an unusually Mork skimming upon it, which she took MI; she sliest tinted the toroth, whsch she found to hare a culiariy had taste. She asked her father.iii-law to hale, and alas lime little boy, null though the whole quantity taken Isy• flown dad not soy veal what infelo he contained in three taltle.spoosia, they weer all seized astound instantly with very a es e a e ventitsoga, violreat ref.-hien, awl every other symptom which attends the admit ttttt -at ttttt of arsenic. It hi hardly y to add, that no piti I of this pitillt/IWII lIICAS was gavial to the sick 11114/1. The taste of toe broth was very acrid, and it a! I immediately itifiansed the hmeue and throat of the persons who had tasted it ; a very small quantity I6:1,1 'risen to a rat she ii,xt morning, which was immediately seized with violent 'gonna:. anti expired in n very short time. los cons. qatt lice of the advice of Ilr Saalg al irk, a portion of this broth was sesit, on Thursday, ilae Oil of April, to a druggist at hitareaborosigh. It has since hem analysed by Dr. Murray, rt pits Oftha place, awl Mr.Ciowther, and has lawn f I h. contaio a large quantity of arsenic. The bottles thilielliiet the dregs of the medicine, brought from theoughbaidge fir Ilse hammer, was also pkteed in the hands of the same geutlemen, and which was also ascertaimd Ist contain arsenic. As mum as the Prisoner seas app r ised of the investigat* that was going on, he abet-waded ; and thmagh a reward fur leis aorrelitosion oaf insmcaliasely of by advertisement, he wits not apprelicodad before last Sunday aftersomu ; he was tabs n at ( ;murky, near Otley. It to also cleanly establisher!, that the Prisoner poi chased, out um alnmltime2lst of March, a sot ter ut a ;mond of basc ule, at the shop of Mr. Lanilwrt, druggist, at Kitarestioroisgis, Iwo of killing rats; he bad pterionsly applied Is. patichase it, but Mr. Lambsat had, with 11. [ami able degree of rant tttt t very propsa ty c. fined to sell to so slangerosaa a di ug, malcss he could produce a peitam resi dent at Knanslwrough s who would slate that d that he weaned it fur a lawful purpose. Tito Prieuia r, on the ea cowl applicatstan, came attend. 41 by a parson, mite said, that Ise believed that he waited it fur the purpose be bad slatted, and the gamier of a pound 41 arsenic was then maid to loin. It is material to Lem it its muted, that this purchase seas used, a kw days bet . au the hid poi t fon of atsvuic was auppo - ,ed tb have been administered in the tun of bread, wliich was 0.1 the 25th ult. The &medicine, which WA% ale. supposed, or rather prureil to have itoutwined ammo,. mat prepared by Mr. Sect-wick himself; and he Waled that the taedicine, When delivered by him to the Know r, dol not contain • single particle of this deleit riot,. dime. The intot metier delivered to the Pi irinite was. peiftetiy *dear, men Mit Mrs. Welnaer make any el:V11/gy to Lim mt arcn u at a j ia bI.IIIIC all she hail; the Lif that .he Lail a eunsideralile quantity, and the quanti!v ,Ivan 20 him mac much neater than lie hail produced. 'f he Priimmice, Fll:en 11% iippn hen.- .ion, and previoua to hill committal, affei ted to display good deal of iiiihfference ; as he war. passing 1111..184h the streets or Knareshurough lie exclaimed," I ant nut lieti4rit yet." The whole of Mr. Di.dewerth's fonily, with the excepti.-a of his son, have steady re-oereiol, dlid b , •re very r, a to believe that his life will he s3Va d, though Y re, y r00.0.1c . able time must elapse before he is perfectly r.triielll:4l floa► the ell'. etc of the powerful pe.t.aii with which hi. c.,tislitu- Coo has had to combat. After this statement it can hardly be necessary to it IJ. that the paragraph which appeared in this awl titter re. staling the chief Mr. ihmilsworth to have diced of the i aorta of the poison, is incorrect The Prisoner, as we have already state.l. war easinined ma Tuesday before Mr. W latlll. Tit! Iltalllill3 llyll t.ccupietf; from nine o'clock in Her n tttttt ing otitit seven in the I Tee+ ing; the result of which was, that the Prisork r was luny , committed, tab the capital rt•atge of artnemisteri.sg pomm y at V 31110.11; time,, with an intent to initriter Auer ph Dods worth, Thomas Dudaworth, Anne Doilsworih, and Haste, a boy. The Mai:Orate thought it prom,. to urdru the Prisoner to ba tour, ltd to the Cattle at York the wise evening. ETTRE vr DI: Pit ,ImlTy. At the Petty Sessionq at St. A S..!iirday the Pith iilninist, Sarah Lib:Afield' w.tai the Meek- Wiles with endangering the life of la r infant hcstaid child, by leaving it in St. 3ulian's Woad , lliblptie a mile distant from St. Alban's, eXp.iSed i, Inc inclemency of the weather, and destitute of ounorialiniriit The evidence against the Prisoner went an wort - , :11,,t th e c hild h,,,y been left in the wood for two nig):, and three der - that there was no road or path nee th e plae, and hit th e child's perilous situation was prori.lenti.t.iv distort ad by a luau who was accitleutally ‘valking by the , wl.• of 1114 . WOl4 With his dog, And who was induced, uy the .h.g anu.hirg at something in the wood, to go to IL. spot , where hr dis covered the child faintly crying, and :dints,' liei.icas. The: woman lied lain in of the child at the srotklemse of St. James, Westminster, about nine weeks is fore, and uu lo (caning into the neighbourhood of St. A Man's. ra4lcd aspen some of her relations, and informed them tlwt her had been buried three +we* kr berme; but having been p,e 'howdy seen in the fields with a child in her RAMO 1111. senile afternoon, and her breasts being discovered to I.e full of milk, a suspicion arose that she was the unotonral mother of the elii/il, which ultimately proved in hie the ca, for on her being traced and appiehristled , et her toroth , 1 - ‘ house, about three miles Oti, S!lt' confeay.il the fart, mad pre. tended to have gone twice i•,to the wood tosnckle the inicnt ; but no credit was given to bet sialement, aid she was 11.111. milted to the Liberty Gaul, to take her iris, for the mantle aicannr, at the etieuillsr Hoarier S.-isitios. imetaig been taken to St. Stephen's workhouse when it w a i fc,ml„ has since been nourished in a proper summer, and is now to do well. MARKETS. CORN EXCILiNG•. MONDAY. APRIL 27. We bad some considerable arrivals with Wheat froin Fs- g nod Kent, and a large quantity during the w.rli Craw :0 rip ti„ s hint mired a dull sale, at a decline of Kirin Is to 3.. in.. quarter limn this day week; Fine Barley and tiat• ale 1.1 demand. and h. per (Fierier dearer ; Malt supports its Pricy; Bollitn7 Pear are rather dull, but Grey Pew... an I tieans lie in demand and signiori their prices; iu other asti. eh. there is no alteration. SMITHFIELD M ARK CT, *mimic. Arm. 27 This day's market wra well supplied with prime trefiata„ and the .hew of cattle in central was pretty goad ; V. rl sod L am b w. re cheaper ; U. el, Mutton, anti rork, sold at last pricer; nud the trade for the must part w•as sonii skit bre.k. The sales in the Haymroltet were rather lively ; H •y eat up in price; SINAI/ Ws dropped itt price, Clur.r fetched last pi ice. COAL MARKET, Aran. 27. qloipo at Market. Shins N. 61.1. Pr rt. 281 Newcastle.. IY Suuderlaud The congregation iu Ilimpstead Clittr.:ll were thrown into the greatest emisteritatim, Null rlrnu (luring Divine Sri ice ()It Sillillay in .% fruits tve most piercing cries of ' 4 Murder ! Murder r issu ing from one of the pews ; the attvice vita immedi ately at a stand, and every eye was turned iis the spot whence the cries i sued to ascertain the cause ; at last it was discovered that the cries prim...stied from a respectable looking woman its a state of mental derungeme.nr. The beadles, with the ; 1,41- ance of some gentlemen, succeeded in taking her away. PRICE OF STOCKS TESTER DAT 3 per Ct. Ited..7f4, 791 I India Bond.. 99 1. , . 3 per Ct. Cons. • ;311V1.1 Pt.11111 , .2..is 21 c2/1 i.r. 4 per Cent5.....97k 97 I Ditto, c2,1.....19 ter. 5 per Ct. N.Ann.lo6ifi I Lottery 'rickets 191. la.- Bank L. Ann. 20! 7-16 1 Cons. Cir Are. FO 79g.i BIRTHS. On Sunday morni,.c, the Viet-o'l'4e , , 1 - 03 c-tore, of It RIM. On Salutay, the 12th inrt. at V,,tcr•Houar, the A.tas• chiuuess '1 weeiblale, ul a daughter. SIARRIAGr. On Saturday, at St. J.ltnes's Church, Clariatorleer IC,` wit Pi eStUII, Esq. of ESsOi t to Fizats.th :11.tty, tittrst d.tulgltttr of Str %Villtrut Hitlary, Bast. DE:\TAS. On the 95th inst. in Si;Tsbur;-strret, at the house of hit nephew, Lieut..Gencial Sir Albert Ohl's:lanes. At ('gdowu, tin Weiliteml.l) lart, of the ntrazhni, thr Jordan. the noted Devon.hite stregler, who for massy has st I a terror to his 4tprotarno.. At his Louse, in Park-greet, trinilsnr, on the .22d is.t• after a sev.rely painful Char Morice, ALA the 77th year of his lize; •nra Private Ch3,.1A1., Majesties. at Cagle, nu,: Chaplain to hi, Hight...at the Duke of Vl , lk. Tuecany last. at Cl.. hu.for.l, is the • * age, Mr H. F. Tlr.ruton, who for 'natty yea,. .iii; the arnotrineuts of the drama at Windsor, C.l oiLt Reading, &c. On the 20th instant, at %Tit/gll., the Rev T .hunks, Rector of th..t mn.l for nearly 40 re It moire 31agisti ate ct the county fur Ca' uthridge awl i.r i .1 - Ely nit the 21st instant, Elizabeth harries, only (hi'. Chad!. Mscricar, Est!. after an nniute.,npted u• ,, 1 of three yeas , which sire hurt with - trit:ois and fortitude. HIGH WATER riu DAY AT LONI)' mo! wining 25 after 11. I Ereainc 58 aft. , 8. tN MiN Printed acid I'd! liaiptal at the Is StrinJ: whys- , .4 dverti•t mcnts ore rer‘roirc I' pmt peiJ) rn..t be Ft. s tnevnent's 42, T.. I Newrom cane N. her hoe 00 Ten Hon.. Is 41141.1) t. arse heel (hap so cam 81 . 111 Stlho-1 1111V/ISt. 111 kindly he hail disc 11:,, toich et cover awe! Jut the oast a fisl i tiettely per& t mud I gyp( o by lc 6