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~ ~? it A.Tt 7 • f .. N U 211 R ER '6234i . :_ ; . . rt sPEr kfrif)Wilte 0141w:r SOY at. iiI3IIXESSEJ THE DUKE AN DrIMICIISISti OK . KAU. iTinfirreF.Ror.te, DPW RY:Zif MR. . 11110 , fivr,‘SlNg.4,oqpDAY;:Clrtnher 6, a hi , m a j"ty &minis will trrrurres tt,e Tileatre4the Moelent Draggy' 4 4 .; T 7 V . ll AN I S FATIN(;I •• • Or, TA rafPgrA ROPILESIrs • Siannerreg, • •••Nr.' Medley; lievery. lietrtrarn. Mr. pra!tar t, in till'elaCherareet pi will isitaardwoe the celebrated E. eir Iluel. Civet The hateriestra.,! , Jaw 11 1 ,pe, now,Feir Mrs Porry—S. new Rolla, Tint ^ l.ast Wont , . 11-I".Mar rni,,n—alid " s trati laifi •wi' ttittLice Mr th,b4ry; Diiintroit, %%Rutter. 'Dirk II it i er3 ; c h, Mr. ; Gilbert t:litstin, Mr Genie. brey 1:. roam, Misr Carew ; Flolra, Mr.. Orzer; Meg Mereilias, I..trrtiin; Jolla Measuring. Miss PirveY, Tit *bleb site " Sly llrnry is goise! l and " Sweit Rubin!" Tu a hie!, will I.e added ttiC Farce of N e EXI . ? (o onrl TioirliwooJ, Mr. Dowau ; Major Tnischwnoil, )Ir. Finley; Mop:aunt, Mr. tianiblin ; Colonel Clifford, lir. Fl mould ; Shall.. Mr. Knight p Snares, Me: Clxberry. Mrs. P,u , l..nrr, Mrs 11:irlowe; ClAriata, Mrs. Orger. The. Doors will be• opened at . 'ldall.iiiiat Six &Clock.— Tle Pi rfoeinanre will toearognoe precirely at Seven. ; StrOatl Price 3s. 64.—Pit Sp. 6d. ; Second —l,o4vor Gallery ?a.; Sectind Price • ts.—Upper (~ S•rood Prirrethl. •• .‘lint,lar, II) !lorded Desire, The Suspicions ilsobsed, 11.111 The I,iiiiirepree Daugbter. •. • t 7111;.4 fla.-1:0Y AL, COVENT-GARDEN. TIIIS EVE sixq.,4o) umily; - acti.ber 9, .01 4 acted tke Celmetly . . THE OF. THE MANOR. Sir Julia Contrast, Mr. Fawcett; natality, Mr. Pyise • Yowag Contra'', Ur. sir Farley. S•arbia, Treei'Atioettr, Mrs. Dickens; P. t .ey, I.i.ion ; Haggett', Me: Ilhacharel. Aftcr which will be performed (4th Wm), a new Diatuatie 611Q1k1k: KING; Or, 111 E GIANT MOUNTAINS. With new 3basie, crawl and extensive Scenery, Machinery, _ - , f)re•qni, aud IYeeoratiuus. Grrtnins—Duke Klopeleinschlarencrozea, Mr. Farley ; won Punch. Mr. W. ; Duke Sielstuntul, Mr. Dr. I owl. Ptiaceett Stella, Miss M. Tree; LaJy Briohilda, Mrs. tinutael--tabriel.(tbe Gnome Kin:), 'Jr. Trrr, , ; !hislto. trant, Mr. T4yl..r; First Gnome, Mr. Connor Second 6,,,,tne, Mr. 1 )sears. 111Poirrtteimil..4.1siberptarf, Sir. Abbott; Gabres ; Messrs. llunt. PNite, Cower. .._..., Powcs tor *kr Burrs in be taken of Mr. Brandon, nt the I;ux-office, Ilart sirert, Gorr Ten tilt hum A Private Box may be load fir - the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Bran.ton, at tl.c * Bett-Olike. The bt repealed every E v ening. fl u Monday, K.og Henry the Foutitt, Part 1. rim'? PATENT BEDsTEADS, SOFA JIL REDS and CHAIR BEDS, the Imperial and Trafal gar Dining Tables and S.debuards, with vnriotes other Port a/-le Artie/0.5111 the rph..l.itery and Cabinet Brimehes, have fir there last ineniy years been preferred to any others for fors•ien Climates. The remaining Part of the extensive STUCK of YUMAN 'noel Ca. No. 16 and 17, Catharine. street, Strand, is now SELLING OFF. A Discount of /3 per Cert. Atonal to Merchants fur Shipping Ostlers, if the amount exceeds 9001. Nll.—The extensive Menial.' to be Let on Lease, con sisting of tie Messes. • CIRCUIT COURT, GLASGWV. SATURDAY', OCTORRR 2. Jahn Euchanan, was indicted for Mora dering Ague:. or Ann Duff, alias Jean M•Xesizie, on the 13ili of Ocititier, 1818, by stabbing her with a folk and kicking her on the belly, in cruise quence of which s'ie died in a few tidy,. lie pleaded AO Mr. JARDINE, Counsel for the Piinnel, objected to the bringing Isi Milk in evidence, because she had a deadly malice agsin.t the Plisoner, and she has frequently ch-ctitr!il stir would hang him if she could. She 10(1t-(1, On one particular occasion, " she would hahg Lim although it was haugnig herself." THE NOTED AND CHEAPEST BED FEATHER WA It EDOCSE IN LONDON, 45L, Skinner-street, curnir.l. tit Hie Ei'receiNNead, Snow-bill. %11 L. W'ALKEIr t s" OFIOLESALE and - -A • EFTA ILHA NUFACrO9 4 I for GENUINE SEA SON En FEATIIF.RS, Beds, Naltresbes, Palliasses, Bed steads, Blankets. Ticking, cad ready-made Ticks, id the fol low az very millers! priers :—Capi sal 1V hi te Goose Feather., 24.6 d. In 39.114. per lb.; good Grey Goose, 2s. 19 2s. 6.1. lb ; Paull', Feathers, 12.1. to 16J. per lb.; Flocks 34. to Sid. per lb.; well-dressed and stowed GinllC Bede ' 3:. 3s. to 7/. 7..; Poultry Beds 11. 18s. to 1.1.31.; Flock Beefs 21s. iJ 7.5 s ; Biddeied'Flock anti !lair Mattresses, 12s. to 2119.; !.-.t Curled Hoesedrair klattresses,. 2bis. :nod upwards; Teat Bedsteads, 211.. to 335.; Four-post Bedstesils, 502.; and all u:locr ArtideP its the pedalo: Liar equally cheap. Bed. and uuder prime cost, to Purchasers of Feathers, .1... may sei 'hex hag. and ticks fire' from the Stove-ratio, sich it kept Ainstantly hot foe 'trying the Feathers. N.B—The Trade and Tavern-keepers, Ike. supplied on airy low arrma. Lord NIEADOWn4NK insisted that a ' moor or malice previously, or some cause of ma!;ce, war to he considered indispensably necessary to invalidate the testimony of any witness. For prtivle iu wit. ners's situation were in thr habit of usi n g esiarise and vulgar language to each other, and he did not consider suck lenguage 'bunko-tit to disqualify the witness. Orfirrs eltily attended to, cod the Goods forwarded to acy PIT 1 Of the CUO!inelit, Jul") SYult Prior for &lA, know,' Mtlls, ■ud heard her say ill the gaol bile would hke to s,e: Buchanan banged. ) CPTURFS speedilf laud radically cured Xi, without Pain, or say Surgical Operation. " Parish of St. Illartinint. the. Fields, Feb. 27, IS lit. " We, the (ha, of the Pour of this Parish, do hereby ti..t.fy, that William Barker, aged 31; Julio Lab.luie, aged 5: ; nulirrt plwar.ls, aged 14; and Richard Malin. aced 11 broi l ; in the ii . uskhottse, and being severely afflicted itteptiires, were sent by ut for the polluter of Cure tu Wiii."Ontbur, Surgeon, Bertiers.oirori, all of whom sire tperfeetly cured littler his treatment in a very short siiiire of tins; as will further appear by the several Certifi r•.r.trs signior by them, describing more particularly their cites, aud Which may ba seen at Mr. Dufour's. • '" WV. KINDAILL, J. RICHARDS, ' " Tnos. Tnoneson, THOS. BILLIgGI." 4 WIC N LuTON, Dennea Treatise upon the Radical Cure of Rapture. 3'• , 1 contaiNi aitsih.rattestatioos from other Parishes, and fi .lit private ItUividuals of reapeetability, who have bees . wed by hie Mode of treatment, which he coufidently soh inns must remove all doubts upon the salijrci. Applira. Iblvis to be route to Mr. Dufour (Surgeon to the Daraninn iiiiperusiry for the Cure of Strictures , and sole Proprietor ..t Dark. es Medicated Boughs), at N 0.411, Bert.ers.strert, 'xfirfchstrect, *here Tresses are kept on sale, and fitted on neon peentiai tare, ao it is material for the Patient to have a , •;tuJAptssi Tract. Attendance from nine to four, and tram morn to Diatieauhowl never heird ill of the Minitel. Isobel .Mlle, alias I) Alas, knew the ditetastier Jane 14Plieuzie, who lodged iii her house, Bridge. g a t e -st re et, iu October lest, and remembers title. sin by the fire-side with.tato lads, acquisititeociv of on the roening of the lath of. latt month ; about two o'clock in the morning a. knock came to the door, cii eituess answering dna no person could get iii, the people en the outside saie they would break up the door a the would cot allow them to come is ; she then opened at, and Buchanan. Nelson, and Cob - lulu - tun entered; the two lads who hail been previously with them now left the house; witness had seen the Prisoner lie. fare, hut none of the others; they heal gm spirits, but Buchanan gave some money to witness, who, slung wel, Nel.en, went fur 'tome, but 'twined without being utile to procure any, %ora they all sat daw n together ; :%I•Keezie was its pea feet heolth at that time, and was a very healthy gill, mid had co marks uu her hotly; Buchanan did limit uppear to know her, he asked her to retire with rota, and they went' to a SPlaii 006 Ct together, shut the door, and alin.`st 'immediately after the deceased culled out " Murder!" Coulpani Irma was beating 292, STRAND. .%LMON, ODY, stud CO. mos ° reoloctruill . infonn the Public, that aei• , •ATENT SELF-A D iTING TRUSSES continue to be recommended by all most 'eminent Sorgeons in Towu and Coitirtry. The IV are au euntit s ucterl as to admit of ineMase or iu size and force; will ari.wer for right or left vide, , ut the Irti.t inconvenience to the w requiring so or oilier galling bandage. he Piteotres have the honour to supply limo Army and V. the Xsysl and, Military llozpitals, the Dock-yards Ordnance, the Marine Infirmary, the Honourable East Company, the City of Loudon Truss Society, the MAry •lrone, triveliscombe, Bristol, and Denbigh loirmaries, fdidilirm• Hospital, Sgt. Le. la " r achlrYi 292 , Wawa, Lyndon; et a Is Galerie dr is Rotate, No. 163, a Paris. , •IL—Prrsons residing in the country, sending' flre tir oafereatee of the body across the hips, may depend up** eltisecorately fitted. held by Buller and Vona, N 0.34, Seckvilhiatztet, Mili tia; widens or awn Dsaggiets ja Averyiriaciral Tess it . knifes& vitsring to of his Crieti4l is if bile val had broke. dope it ; die lo the cla6et all ran sal the window they at that grievously. swelled and first blow " could not _ riot ; asrou complowits o z y - 7 JL # 46 r „ • . e • • , • to /• :4 _.. g•• • • . 3. • , • , I 'A. - 4‘ l • . 1 7 I: , • ) • .4 H I SI re ~1 5111. 4 • ••••.. • • '- • • • •sltif N1..4 ais • • . . ,v 7 • ' I • le - he' • Pairv. 7d, titer uncommon, considering all the cireunistances; and even on the verdict of the Jury being read, ntt iu calls, sullen, and unmoved. stOttbal% OCTOBRIR 4. • The Court Met this morning at leo u'elesk.— John Base Amen was put to the bar to receive se... .4/ • . • Lord MEatibireatiK Averred that it 'vtott:d be quite unueeessary to ectopy the tittle of cm Court in this cow, The Prisoutr bed been lou..rt guilty by a n most retipectable Jury of his cottl.l.y of the horrid crime of murder, end the law of all nature and of God declared, " That whoever vied 10640 1 -• N asp 4114Util his Mood he ghee ;" there . Pace no alternative, and without vayirlf other limed hr would propose that the Ilituorl be canceled on the lltit fictlieinher. Lord . Pivsitu.'y saidL:AcJohn Borhanan, i• is now my !midriff adiy protiomice the awful tepee of the liw iu yens' cave; the motive doceillan to commit thia-liorrid deed. renders, yror crime Mal more IljalituliCll, yet; having ,profvscd that it.waobramte ttetir4,ustunate girl gave ,l.rr evidence against siime or yrtiir et4l l );miotistliii. Was a solemn Obligation mi all good • ticAstettaolltl if *writnessevi were - to• be.flighteireil sot- immaikild by people who conceived Ilwoolvos tiggWed, and thereby deterred .from ompearing n in ISMYr* of Justice, there would be an end to all just.cli and all society. It We's trot for you to talci i:r law into you °Wit The It* cowardly blow which yentinflicsed 00 It poor, onf,e tonate,•attelimpentected fealtrle, was most. bril: 4 and inhomany; nod those who were present *at lae trial will never forget the insulting manner in nlrit you talked of the bosiisem to your companions a'tir the committal of dot sck.tleed, and the ttlan..} uu used•to defeat the earls of iuskice. .1 by up 0i,e1.44 mention these eireuoistances to butt ”:61,1t, feptiogr, but to awaken: lour mind t0,..a Aloe sostsesti.yo•ar awful situation, its you use" 'in a very short appear at the. uslgnient *ea of your Great tor. I advise you earneinly antitincerely to ensp . --11 every moment of the abort s'ens'e you have to .ikke in this world in make your peace with God.-.do have a sincere conviction of your numifold sins, slid avail yourself of the advice wed coosulation of- use rounders of oor holy religion. Th e en . te , tig:_ i tof the Court is—That you be taken Lark It. fir;.44n , fed on bread and water, atitl4);l the 17th Nurcot t . her to be executed, and your bndy to he given_ its Doctor Janies JefErny , to be publicly dissected and anatomised." • . Buchatuan•behaveri with the same minis 44 4 . reran?, ou receiviog iusutence ut lit dill dpoifig tee trial. . • • • - FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. - HASIBURGH MAIL. • . IT. PETERStlentll, ACCOST IS. The colours are jast on the Imperi.l Winter ?-lace, &irsitiriorince the return of his , atia. jesOY prop, fricaLesd. nhostrived.liere Irat wag. .1 1 Count*abolcsniky. Secreters..of State of the kuig.' deanuf 1 3 :01imd„)silio. is now here, will Pet (loin is few . day* ,fpr ,Wersaw. Qur commerce begiqe to he mow Isrivilt than. it bus loteiy liter). gulpliitis .I,ro4uce. eiipecirslly hemp,, is pain purchsresi,for exportation. Tr,sourse of exchange fits • 4rn. agoveit.. : c hy, FrannoA stea"-boat is at ,Ciretudt. ce:OPENOACtV, ST.PTEMBER 45. . : We return here More mid more to tranquillity and ordrr, and on the 22i1 the Pulice-cffire rrvubirf Previiiiiily':given to keep all PKV.V . ,•• • ehildien; appreritiCes,• • ke. at home after righit . fheevetiin * •_•, as' well ari th.t forbidding appear ih the sets efter . that honr. The bufthe , - . guaritirioaliu relieved from the duty of palievl.tg the streets, and lila illajerity'r entire satiSfection hits 4or *Mit lbrllwir seat in e.nr nt ink order. Thsitytef l intirrilijoikrst tumultu nu. fpjpaiq ipAti,e, stall patrol in Vie evening. we', • • STOCICISOLII. SEPTTSIDER 44. In consegnence=of tihoheenicht-ion of the Con. %lotion wi f tt oP entiark;Wirprcling the liipti.64itys orth; l ll l orwegian debt. M. Von Rosenki4w, tho Ajinipter of State for Yore;ga A ffaiir, Vott tStrallgfard. Irliablie, the Mundt 'Am. here. have ..rectived valuable i'diesinniti b ‘trettiflcinoletr, -with 4ttellifirjesey's portrait. .• • 1.9 1 4.11.11EeTT111 , 1148. The letter of condolence, nr.rittan . 1 the king, to the Prineessi,lifiluebTr. (if is as fnibi.vs 6 1 received with !vent sorrow' the news of the depth of yAtvhusband. Wipes Bracher. Wir Witistudil. I sinisiflit,:ty tones low ge.efley lbw merstion otf (twit - rest loss which yon have stroluilled,•bat I ant unahhe 1i moppet-1w the *lnert ••illOll Or my must cordial pareieinnalona lent. lipecounlry n....rtu • with as Over the . litso of Ito - greatest Conant#l6.l.r. It will ruefully bokl inwe in sternal reateeolirancet .offr o , von consolation, the !gaol of whieji 3 Oomelf. reel, 1 cis nolv wish that tiuie nifty alleviate your uoiraweauta add Ipe .enniitig my unalterajApreprk . • • gig,i) ti l .• WILLI " -!.Cee; ..• s sarni3ip F O rem...it VP _ A rescript from I) i t! here to be' particularly miteritwe• is pet •.d Jewry-rail 4~t T%.1 11.,L11 I 'll.l laltS lions I 1 911 ) %bil %VI! :1 how: (i; A JUSTI the us erevie withus The Nave, mid ludi.t %be Mar Peisie N. 13, croilfer Sall) .5: as Laglal 1 "." 11 .‘- - = LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1819. - - - - 6 fir Fit rrtja F KIN `(P aityi . pr 3 A 111 ES • 14 DIWETOtt , t r'be longing to the Merchant etip Neptune, ikeenaed, I emitting rn Me: Ogren No. 3, Relt. wit,- Doctors` Cusamouits, snap hear of sontev.ing So their advantage. hieltssiater, Helsat Rankine, who lives nearly oppo.. site,, and who had beard the cries; they returned in about three minute,, and foitod her {Aug op lie. floor .very distressed ; they !lien regal, her .7 ,1,4 i eould•lte the occu4an . of badly. mid the said he' kill rigarliff her, relative to a !warm orthe * haw! of Prisifilei who . was. banished ; she complained much .oE her heart s hut it was not.,thought ti, be very biss),Al there !at no particular /nark ; witness and her halt , sister issisted her to tlie 'Conned Cl4nitiAtl'iteit day, to make her irleprsition, Roil whet% dirt igrit home she was put to heal; Dr. Morrison came to That lwr the slay File Mll4 hurt, and afterwards Dr. Corkisolale and Dr. ; the deceased died in the witneas's house eight days niter the assault, and still !darned Buchanan is !sting the occasion of her death. During her illness, she complained always of her head and heart, and sometimes of her belly . ; saw • mark on her breast Grill the skin off, about the size of the end of her finger. Marion Rankine, 'NW her halfseister, Jane ! M'Kenk;e, uhout half-post right o'clock of l.te night previous to the assault. when she wars in ex tellent health ; early in the monolog she was awakened by her another eating, " Yonder that lassie's murdered cry ;" a short time after, Isohel Mills came to the house, aud told them of lite iii 'Usage which the deceased had received ; went over and found her sister lying at the window unable to speak, bat in a short tine after asked for a drink of water ; on being questioned who hod abused her. she repeatedly said it was John Buchanan, the Itsher, who, on getting her into the closet, accused her of being a witness against a girl of the name of Mary Little, who had stolen a sltawl,, and exclaimed on getting the door shut upon her, " You b--. you lisive sent Mary Little to Bridewell, but you'll put no More there." There was a mark like a stab from a steel or a fork, on the deceaaid's breast, and blood coming from her nose; about half.a.year before her death she was in the Infirmary ill of the typhus fever. [ln other particulars, the trstimony of t!tis witness coincided exactly with that of Isobel 1111114.] Miry Robertson. or Rankine, mother of the de. ceased. was lying in the typhus fever in October lost, when her daughter was hurt; deceased was oVer seeing her about eight o'clock in the evening preVious to the assault, its perfect health ; early in the morning she heard cries, and knew that it was her daughter. Isobel Mills came over to tell them of the ill-usage she had met attir e and on her daughter and the others returning from the dim.. ber in the forenoon, they alt come to sez her; she complained of her heart, breaq, nod belly, and said it was Buchanan who hail struck her, from some 'connexion that she had with Mary Little about a stolen shawl, 81141 that 'roue of his companions had assaulted her but himself; while she was in wit- ' news's house, she put her hand on her face and said, " John Bitchily's has murdered lee." This was on a ‘Yethiestlay, and she did not see her again tilt the Wednesday following, when she c a me o v e r to her, as she hi d been continually crying for a sight of her mother; she waited on her all night, and • when she was coming own)/ in the morning, her , daughter threw her arms round her neck, crying, " Mother, although I hid ',ever another word to.- speak, Buchanan has murdered me." She sew her no more. COVNTY SIEETING. To 'kiwi* WittatPfiLl, r,tiefl."liiO4 sonars , or Vitt ' ... dottitY7 *Mat: EVENTS lowing; recently occurred at MAN-. CHESTER. whirls, nod.brla; hitherto salisr•etorily **plaited, appear to effect i myortant ni 4 ll!s of the People, sod essential Princieis of the Court iintion. We, the U.olvr 14meei; regarst yon tit' CALL A . 11VEETTNG of the' NO. CENTRY, CLP,R(;Y, and FREEHOLDERS of tht MONTY of YORK, fur the purpose of rletnattelnig an Ingniry into those Transactions, and •len fur the purpose of preventing any invasion of the acknowledged Rights of the People (i(sueli *ball itOtear ill have occurred); from being de awn held dangeruu• pretedest, by 'Aisles; • distinct suet fall Visidiestion thereof Nortilk R. M. Atkision Dan. Sykes Henry Witham Joh.. Alleineme M. Popple - Geo. Cayley James Tate Jame.. %harlot, Wants/oak Fitz- Cheis. Goodwill Aral). Cowmen - wjllism Thomas Monson DArey Preston • illstk Milbank Frincie Reelftern John lewis Eyre B. 1) Cooke Fre.l..Dorlswortit Gen. Baker Ar. Heywood H. Goodrirke Henry W Yeoman Edwd. Petre Edw. M. &merlon Fres. Cholrurley Cowper W. Ward 'sawn Thos. Worm Milton Thomas Meynelf Tho W. Tuttie John Cooke Simi. Crompton Benj... Bethel W. M. Milner J. Bell Thome.. Welker W. B. Cooke I.avrr. Dundee Thus It. Pease B. Cooke Thos. Stapleton John HeMilt.thwaile W. Hotham Thames Dundee Thomas I,r Walter Fawkes William Herbert ‘William Walker H. Gaily Knight William Ingilby Thos. %%*. Stansfeld J. W. Clouch Edward Smith Grit. fioodmau Sheldon Crodock J. C. P. amulets Geo Ilona John G.imston G. F. Clarke Win. Poole Chrisr. Wilma R. W. C. Prose Sans. Shore Mar.Wyvill Titus. Fraukland Willits. Moire J. Munson Jun. Leife Semi. Shore, jun. S. W. Nicoll George Oshaldeston Juo. Shure, jou. Stuart on Marini Slapyllun firoj Sayle Clearlir, Langdale S. M. Barrett Jo. Read H. H. M. Vavasuur G. F. Barlow Junalhan Walker Matter John Brewin S3llll. Lures Robert Clad:nice George Stricklenct Thomas Itswerm John %Vliartou Irarirop Consilt hieltera Swallow Althorp Fi-nj. Heywood Saint. Smith Yarborough Francis Maude Vise. Lyre Dietitian 11.1. Sykes Danl. Gerken Simon T. Seroope Rob. C. Pease John Egret% sssss t Therms. Erringtun J. K. Watson Snit.. Maude Wm. %halloo Edward Ker T. Riebworih. In compliance wills the 'hove Rrrtuiaition, whirls t Wye Iltis received . I berrhy appoint a GENERAL MEXT. IiNG of sL e Nobility , Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of York. to be holden at she Cavite of York, on TIAUNSIDAY, the 14th thy of °Myhre' instant, at Twelve seClugh at N.lOO. WILLIAM WRIGHTSON, Sheriff. Orstworth, Oct. 4, 1819. 'li testimony of tnis w•'tness was given in a very affecting on.iiitier ; •he appeared to he it decent old wrimati, and rztrewely sorry fur her daughter's mi.contluct. • met ;with, and' herdadrisay bon beets ocosoiobed by Woos. . In the course of his evidence, Dr. c.uriti p dale resilt,oport, which the following is thi! at t ire inspected Of of, /14:teidzie theratiN ficiiini)al. IN • aittal of tila - eta' tha lieltd antl-f;ce.'"Ffkl4. vritle taftiltYdNis of frunctints, tihnut Milt an Actedistaiit from each olheri on the right bream.. bat not deeper than tithe kkjii. Pa the belly there had been a blistering plaster, ten e t no troth of vinle:iice having bees u 44: The i shlinaCh add' initeatin'es 'wee affected irith'sivet4 inflammatioon , and tavarne plates in a state of atortitication. These appearances were such us lie was Ird to expect from the symptoms which were discovered in the decemard during life. were undinibtedly theeausie of her death. The Of tholie organs might tA'etiited by blows giveb'tcothe belly some data befote, though no traces of violence could be "discovered at the time ut•the insuection, but witness was convinced it might also have originated from other catty*, as Cold, ardent spirits, or unhealthy indigestible food.- The witness, therefore, could not • trace any neces sary connexion hetwrrn the nnibid appearances and violence applied to the body. Lord PITMILLY here expressed his high opinion of Dr. Corkindale's profeisional abilities. and thanked hiM, in the name of the Conn. for the clear and accurate statement which he had given, both in this and in the case of George Simpson. Dr. Watson visited Ittilienxie on the 17th of October last , and found lief ig,,bed, complaining of great pain in her belly, which was increased on presiture ; she was labbnrink 'nutlet hifftnituation far Advanced ; he preveribetii blister on Saturday the 17th; het pulse wis tltbu littrand very feeble, but had it been earlier applied it might have had a more beneficial effect; the deceased never got any spirits to his knowledge. [The rest of this witness's evidence was corroborative of Dr. Corkitidale`,.] James Morrison is a medical practitioner, and was called to visit Jane M'Kenzie on the 1311 s of Octo ber last; she complaint(' much of her head, but nut of her belly; continuo! to visit her for four or five days, until Dr. ‘Vatson came; he preicribed a so lution of camomile, jalap, and likewise castor oil, but she refused to take it ; wait not of opinion any inflammation had commeored in her bowels when he was first called ; she got no ardent spirits to his knowledge, though he saw some in the house; he was present at the clissei!thin, and lie is Of opinion the deceased died from inflammation and mortification. Cross-examined.—Granted it certificate to Pam net's brother oil 17th October, for the puriime of getting flannel out on hail, in which lie declared that lie thought the deceased *Mild-be Well in four or five days; he caused a peiiont♦ bleed her, also took eight or tithe ounces ; she *hewed a wound on her bremat, which she said fin 1 been door %sib a lurk, but it was so very superti,:ial, that the small: est probe would not cuter it. Mr. Float: DaunstuND addressed the Jury for the Crown. Mi. JARDINt, for the Prisoner, sMtl this was I very any case for the Jary ; to deny the brutal assault by the Prisoner, ou the person of this 'lnd mnfortunate woman, would be both: ruffle Ind foolish ; but to lay the l eriuse of inurslet 'to the charge of the Panne l was erinallyheltatird; some of . . . the witnesses hulked 'Wt . a Murk had been used in the *oath, but this was ivairsiriblecfor had it , been so,.we all .know the execuirou it would haSe made; it was fur the Jury to ,decide wlist WWI the 'oung - ()toucan Colqahoun, fleolter, was along with 01‘ 1 14t likel y eiruse of this atifhrtnnite you. wormers Buchansa and Nelson in Mills's house early in the death, but unless they were fully led cottscieatiitsaly, morning of October last ; Jane M•lienzie was lire- l . satisfied in their own bresststlint liege's/a netbAitte *rut ; two men and a woman came out as they went I probable cause than the atleo;- puede on her liy„, in ; Buchanan gave a shilling in get some drink. Buchanan, they could never, according to the law pf but smile could be procured ; the Prisoner and Scotland, which was that of common sense, find tlfc. gent into a closet alone, shut the door; Pandel guilly. The diSease of which the deceased hod alittoritimniediatety she cried out " Murder !" 'died was inflammation in the howek, a trouble.vrity, Thelt Wes a •great noise within, like knocking on rapid in its twogress on the human flame. and which' the 'pettition 1. in about two mutates Buchanan generally tarries off its 'strata. in four or tiye days ; came eat, and they all iirent down stairs together ; Jane ill,gienzie was a girl young and vigorousorad heard Mllliineiecallitty, "murder!" over the window; just one of those pat ients,.accurdilli: to title 'de fid!it ion Buchanan said he had not missed her on the guts, I of the medical Gentleinen, 'On squint thilr emelphiat mid on witness asking what it was fur, he said tt I ni - odethe'inost rapid strides, •andfnitienrweloodaidpe . _ wag the bad woman who had got Dingle condemn- i 111 , tlietP;end the probabilitvid.lim,baristos eil ; witness did not assist in holding the door, nor i spiritsi.sisadithe place whve 4114 poor gpl was piss (lid lie hear the Prisenecloay lie intended to hest titied,oyr:stender will nut le,how she lived 411010 'her before they went id ; Buchanan told turn after i : but how she survived her complicateirtroubtA an' wards that if lie would not deny all, b 6 would be abut siot norr'•detlein the Jury 'BOl7, made as guilty as himself. kingerf•he had no doubt but• they.wowld retorts a • • ' Dr: Corkindale wag • called by Dr. Watson, es(' imserlict firvottasble to his .cliekt, bat he .advised., -Sunday, the 18th October, to visit Jane ii'lienzieti .them nut terallow the manly and notieU feelings of whom he considered in a dangerous state; she r.?:tru. t . „detestation which lie saw pourtrayed 'on their coots+ , ,drifted of severe pain In leer bowels, And rens fe. tell:nicks, connect, in any meassire, the issue of this wrist,, languid, her pulse high, and • sernoted .ere. i 6iihappy affair with the inotolt ruinntitted I.k die ' .tpietiilyi there were 410 marks of external siolence 4 4 l ritioder at the bar : for it •was clear, fens) theeri *Ain her belly, the part alit; complained of chiefly; 11/ace off the surgeons whet attended, that some but the appearance of the blows un her-,body ought PntilairCAVlll might have been . 11te oecaskrin.of the have di,eyprtired before he was sent for.; thNee wet% iflgothabf thie unfurturnite same marks ois mho places of ; a Lord PITMILLit recapitulated the evidence, and ,' - ,blister lied been applied,' arid he - YiliesilcAbert CliarVirthel Jury in the thitit'ylairf Art thipartiat castor oil and opium ; visited her bait: 'day; inure r! 'Ili! Lordship obworired,:that This was the when she was in less pain; filit ;4nm! a qnsp.: r Stier st•cane tbidecide siu heiurcli,tikmowever beg r 4; tom that mortification bid tiekep• thin i..there•being , two..aufficient cApp,,figiAhe cloth al bowels, which brings an death ; he chilest seam Int I..the unktittlitale :young woinan,_ the'Jurx had, Tneinitly : '• but she was then deed ; ise:warevresent Lithe slightest doubt that the"iiliscli - bt tfie Paineel when the body was opened, and his i* insidwatat bust rim Idle' Wiienzie rani not Iliettitiff", lite dkatito was ' •V , t•Ci IN %iv v. , rwv •••••••••• 7 ?swim - •Sr47C - 1111, p!..• rt. % •F • .••• till/ held the dour on the butside,,nbile he mortification vinst„ittc, "siitif 617bi,kdialhyt,Irttiortit' there °they • _ would bin am guilty. iiti.the , esosult i othstrjourri l l, 'o t s a cco un t 5i',11,4 de I , yL jig h e t wi thi n , sli d ni , t h e * ju t e,. ender. i tic.stiun is caused.by,blios it maylisatiotlOAgtv . hes r onlyst;ffir they must feel thaft•it slits ,builsiskiik and' pritScigini)gow sirtiitit,'„: •l '• -.• u rescue her .he was knocked dawn hy one • -fore death ensues, bet , iii as.. houlthy,puogsk t , ai s : :hest to.nilovi twenty guilty persons; to escape s ,tbsn ITUTGAIIe. lIIPTEVREII if, ends; deceased cried in a stifled manner. "speedier than in w•delitrats.:ena•S aosidtiAtatca. lot , .to Riplitsit.so innocent one. • The follow int is„gist. sithi gess l if,,tfi l iw, presets r• . I was held hy ,the throat ; dust lie (l'ainiely t':i 4 siiiiieititin-littssecis the liiiirbi;V:aplithulfa ,siler I The'lnrY retired about an hour and • half,. gni t , hi. m a j esty by 11.1. .. Ng *A; S . $.ity_t,....... c .,.. 1 en her, heart, and - th a t the first 'Glow had !Ater decease and the !Aoki Viltitt,"itleielptittio' ' I 'returned' 'with a verdict of Guidry of Madly by- qk . e , y oss i ta i i , 4 i l . l, ocpu suoinsunicilia to uPli the Prilioner was out shove three Minutes •hirve received; there were two . slttaseqiultid vett ' Om:silty of voices. • : 1 „yrti t iireipiii tum the t r ' r oseli 7Vaposilions: .. , • 1 wet; he then came out , andthe•tliri , e•nien • her lorewst, about-on inch issonder w ilbss;, th ese stud •i , !Sentence deferred till Monday . • as on USE molested' ' 'toy die ismaritAn. I. together ; deceised lin t nediattly run to not the -c , iuse•iof her•destii; mioletsaassioue.,llo 'Awl ~1 I.t.vall be recollected that at last Circuit, owing . 6 ` l - The :"T h t :l e ' d i , tLien it ' 1 " ' 4l "" i mi ,"" i eas n i.t. . s i ;', aw calling i• rilurder !" Yo the police' ; but - belly might •it the del:roe - tor ltan*.arlarili s ail tta wt error in the indictment, the Parma was re: .. _.... L.,. : e wur i g. i tas ......st.tution * •s etimp=it asslisis, lowa. sat time gotiwWy ; M•Kitizie'ctimplaine4 though !Isere. ;bight ietnain no thit:r . lts of; violence moved to Edinburgh for trial, before . the 1-ligli a iha t ilbsiiion - offbeVOilloi ; • tiadt ttleAssiel. y, was sorely- disfigured; mid • her face its the integmnatits.iithicit corer thism. ..._" • . iCsutt or. Jwiticiary, hip it did nut go on,-and Ito demist' additions proposed by as, sod, tit ' spurs rid blirckertil itnioeditirly; ' dile taid the -t • Altress•eraisitseti• bst.titeisottees CousieL-vtinillimi use adioitted to boil. He gave liiiptelf itp, we bin t11 0 . 011 "0 1 ` " 4 4-* ***' 4 " . • `•"-- , P had rendered her so stdpHied , that she . • ration:is a thaawiaaai,froquent occurrence • rod way , lave, Use morning of his trial. little etweitiggiOti 4 . • 44 . 1 . 1 . 11144 9 11ahl l" 11 " . . / 0 4C, 41000 4°•;s 1 ) ell gjepyg the noble ere, eeeeh~g.geosetitii- tell , whether 'Etieffinisti had a Weipun or be excited by ardent Spirts, cold, &e. ttriefitasiglit . tiefavgureWe itsite of the tlay's proceepiiiigo e ... BtA i., i i •• • leo your filidirod isle. The lighlikiedleh loots as . wiiiiess thouglit the Prisosticand his •in this case lisee origiu•ted either I'dttf tint 'ant or c.clion NO . ill. g very young two. und,Nreserycd a fapile• 6,10444 1 -o iggbeltelegireed thiVory at etyma*/ leis 'a.... iits . viitt tine. 'We *Toiler theteceasetl's • the other; had bethd - of the ill ulage..tite'ilOesse4 . qui of colsoteuouee tii t oughuti, • • .iliis)l ,: is ittdska .al • this les•editr*lSNlP•asat :its 160111.0 talk. ~ . . . . . , . • . . •••._ . • • - . . . -- . --.....