The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-08-21 00:00:00

b e , !Wm linguae(' ii earned to a still greater te t—sud s case of trespaos. or of asostslt and bet ted', $ ' nosily opened with at many military terms „, ire to he found in as Isstniurilayer, Gazette. To me, Mr. Editor, who wish soy country well— idyl anxious to see the imminent of peace, .d..pted in a period of peace—these circunastauces 'err nut a little alarming. We all know that, by constantly COollrrrlitg about vice, and.thas nosking ourselves familiar with its details, the mind, by deem". ceases to hold it in that abhorrence which it drierses--snd I am much afraid, oaten the evil be immediately checked, that this foodoefo for obis id ol parade, mood military foppery, which impairs • alike to ionsence the Prism, and the peasant—the tradesman, who has belonged to a Volunteer Corps, sod the fenser'slrboorer,olwo het served in the [betel hid d i s —will teed to estrange the while mind from those pomade meet congenial with or habits, the tranquil pursuits coosseeted with the extension of coonsetre sad taeoufectores. Treating that rile will de all that lies is year power to iatrodeee a peace enahtiskainst osonget every reek of the cummsmly, I remain, yours, fitly, OAP Timm V N If 1 N • THE NoRTH POLE. It was the Him Daiwa Boreingtee who, in the year 1779. proposed Captain Phippe's expedition to the Pl..rth Pole. After the failure of this rape. dition, Mr. Barringtou. in justification of his pro.. pos.al, collected a variety of document,. which were read at a meeting of the Royal Society tis 1774. The following a an extrect from them. and the sea slicer allotted to is the present vener able Moja, Cartwright • Whilst the ships &Wised for the Plea% Pole (allaillsis to Certain Phippee eneditioe) were new*, • meat is. grebes an ebb see Aker, Lanoline' Jena told dm that twelve ran ego be hod bees informed N a eery remarkable voyage mamba by a Captain Cellos ' is a Gmeoleed ship, mewl, as Car aa latitude St. N. He had proceeded within* the lest shatisetine to tilt. when the ma was is. sayers to the meethward, bet they had met wee • spin of in fir the lasi three degrees, sad the nether at the as those was ISSIISISSAA. AS they advanced Ow she high Northers latrines, the mate began to complain that the eineepom was onmeady, and tie Captain renewaly yielded to the mates pre/at, sod refereed to his Mann at Gresbad" The follasies wet Captain Despioes lopisioa of • northpore-t papoose: " I know there hove hoe dines attempts made sheet a 14. W. peawm, sad all ememetamfel; pi, I as of opines, that each a passage may he heed. All oar cueweryneen that lime gone to dinner the !M. passage hove einem vowed to pose to the westward, !ecstasies their search sleet Davies Straits, Sr Nedanis Nap; bet if I was SO go es this diarevery, l wield go deb into Os Berth eau, lend lay MUSD dram sing California, and that way seek • reeve into the Was len Per. u ethers have apeat the mummer in ime werchieg ea this men basso seek soarer home, sad se, befwe they get Amish, the time at the year obliged them to give ewer theb ararele, mad provide for • bag hod agile, fee gee of being left in the whiter; en 4 wand omen Gem me the Loa karma cent et Seek one, mei IM. at the year mend seat', I Id u.ed as reheat, for I sheen came Cardin isle wry newledge, if I reetieded in my attempt, sad should be without that dread sed.few which the mien meet have Is paring two. the keens le the nekeowa, whe, for megbt I know, pee over their mooch jlllll MI limey NH 811 SAS petal of serempliebing their desires." Too mach credit eani‘ot he bestowed en the Proprietors of the Royal Coburg l'hestre, fol• oh. ir tntleavours to procierotelest Noel I. the sisPerior style is shieb the polonaise*, are prodsod. If liberality ma rlaio • plate is the estimation of • British public, we ere .reared that the Proprietors have offered Mr. Conway, of Cutest-garden Theatre, the sass of thirty piers' per week. 'Pots he is at presto promoted rreeeptige, is weastemsesee ui hie prowtowiti eageetmests. Tlie old veteran, Mr. Bas. armour, late of Coolie order, will awake Ms appraresee WI Numbly ant, the letb lastest, m • mew bleeder, Tale, in the same style of his isimitable perforamase of °owed, is Me Castle Spain. Pis asmak a portion of the name liberality will be the remuseratioa. A hotly of distinction at Berlin has been awidelee• ell to herd labour fur cruel treatment towards a male orphan which she Wisest up. An unobstructed view of the horizon, on a fine evening, this week, presented, soon after minuet. a most interesting phenomena. The Moon rapidly approached Jupiter, which ' appears majestically splendid in the So uth; she bee Row passed that planet. In the Western sky, Veins is seen fast descending into the Sun's beano ; whilst Safaris slimly rises in the East; sad, as if to complete tile circle. the eye einied round to the North, is arrested by that beftatiful star Cape?/a, sheding a profusion of light, whit+ increases in brilliancy es the Suu descends iota the nether hemisphere. Of the other objects which attract the intention of the observer in the " Oerhaoging firmament." the most conspicuous is the fine star Arcturus, which follows the setting Sun, each evening drawing enter, until the south of Oes•bor. when it will sink into the Son's light, and disappear in the good of superior brightness. RON A PARTZ.—The Public will be pleased to 1-arii that the trarslation of the Private Anecdotes sighs Chart end Fider of Napoisen has at lettglit appear 'd. It has been justly chanced or Somparte, that she men i• Ina tearra that the bens sad sit that hos hitherto bees p ibtnheol trameraieg his domestic Ws 6a some memo" par i.kes If the nature of Rea seise. The majority of thous %Ors here initials nu hopeless, wareely know ham by mil*: IlvPv hwr judged hies by his postgame atria's—Me, have f.krictsed the clod isadisridessl of the Sale. sod have f. 'poems .p,kea urines ea the Abate de Writiel spoke of the llortt of Malts—bat it w esideat that the anther uf this """kre,i,trd s Napoleon's Palate. arcesapaated the Coed its j..ersits sad was to fart an Anna! 'thieve 011ie pH -141" dusia;stir lifr r f die Ei-Eutp ow. sad bring , . oil tatiiii.le (whet with all the iodtaidusts of tier Court, boa !Nt.'s stoic to • alleCt tames .1 00000 itor must curtsies amuse. Th.. %Air Al the oriviiiel, w, is , dersiesed. ha- b.e.. strictly / 3 "jblimied to Franc., probably ea see..out of its wets. oionally exhibitiug haputrass is a rather favourable paint of v.eiv. DROWN ING.—,OII ll'. itne.day evening last a fine as k ,ur h old, son to Alf. THOUS'S l i tTUOIll. 411 )(Wise% ottrrle I. l ifiehMU're rei hfil d 111111 several of Ins contra.. .1 114 to batik' '" the Rnvrr Tiraines, but hr leaden luoidtely wrist total r.f hits depth sad s stinrriseel. Frets stsslitstiCr wa• 64. '" d t'l• He tr•is ''ken iinite avid the *erne and caused home to hie olialreastd PRIM lieM (,F rim PRECk. [From MI Galaihj We might lilt nor coluini with detailing the Various public benefit* arising from the eircitlation of Newspapers, but 'shall only ti'diule to one more—we mean the koowleake of the lasts by which we are governed and protected ; a know ledge to be gsp,ed by the faithful report of the proceedings of the recital Courts of Justice. It es of the utmost importance that those reports should be free and unconstrained. If a man is charged wills having offended against his neighbour Of against society. and that tillage is brought before. the tribunals,, it is proper—it is necessary, that his. condesonstien or his justification should be made public. It is a justice to all parties, that it should be so. The accuser and the accused, the legal advisers. the Jury, and even the Judge him self, are all interested iii Itasiog their actions in their public capacity made known. Without each a pub. fatuity, the wicked woulJ escape deserved infamy, and the innocent would often labour under mime• sited disgrace and censure. Our Judges (and if they are not wise Men, where are we to look for wisdom ?) evince a desire tioet the proceedings before then Meek, he published. with very few exceptions. The conduct of Mr. Serjeant Lens, when presiding in the Criminal Court at one late Assizes. is a feceut instance of judical opinion on the subject. His Lordship most lartiesarly di rected that the utmost possible accommodation Mould be afforded to the Gentlemen attending to take notes of the trial of the unappy criminal Hassey. Such reports are net to be considered as merely matters of amusement for the readers of newspapers. They are of real utility ; they affotd • guide to the uninformed its the law of the they spew the practical application of that law, and freqoautly correct errors. A reported decision may often prevent a man from plunging into a suit that alight lead to his utter ruin. We were led I. mate these few obsermtieso by the late trial for a libel. brought at the Kent As• sizes by Mr. Lewis, an attorney of Canterbury, against the proprietors of The Observer, iu which the Plaintiff failed (vide our Gazelle of last Tues days. Ou the trial, proof was adduced that the Deport (the ground of the action) was substantially correct. We were happy to find a Kentish Jury deciding that a correct report Of a trial is two libel, however unpleasant the facts detailed io it may be to citiver of the puincipals concerned. If the Jury had come to any other decision, every unouccturtil suitor in • Court of Justice might have brought en action against the Paper that dared to publish a report of the trial, and theu all pulvic information ea law matters GUM have ceased. We hove the ' veedico i i t..e cut of Lewis.. Clement will afford to tone petride an useful lemon. It is reserted that the opeuiug of the Congress et Aix-10-Chapelle is deferred, and definitively fixed fir the ntli of September next. It is con jectured that the Sovereigns who will assemble iu that town will remain there two or three mouths. Geueral ALIIRCHT, Ceminausler of the Lancers of ►he Guard or the Emperor of RVIMIA. has ar. rived es likomplioir, eta his say frees Warsaw to Paris, sod the English Adsheral ?Lints fro. It appears from Halifax Papers of recent date, that the encroachments of the subjects of the United States o► our Fisheries on the coast of La brador and Newfoundland, continue a subject of complaint. Of the extent of these ►nc►oachment*, an idea may be formed from a private letter, which stales, that the number of A inerican vessels fitted out for this illegal service amounts to not less than 800. Of these intruder. IWVPII or eight have been captur ed by Captain lit SIPES ' but so little cousciou• of the impropriety of their conduct were their people, that the Captain of one of them has remonstrated against his detentio►, as if it were an act of oppres sion and inju,tice. It is necessary, however, to add, that these appear to be the acts of private individuals of the United States, and do not ap pear to be countenanced by their Government. Extract of a letter from WILLIAM WHITS. master of the brig Jason, of Wlsitehaveo. which sailed from that port the 17th of May last, freightu•d by Goveroment. will* lie settler, from Alston Moor. for U pper Canada • • " J APO (trif kainoaraecas, about 100 miles beJew Quebec), June 2S, 111111. 1, We arrived, sU well, in the river St. Lawrence, ea the 58th hid. after a 'insane and egreeabk passage; since which lichees been detained by ',minify elude." Were the allowance to subalterns of militia paid quarterly, as the half-pay is, it would be very ad. vaistaiteoes to a deserving class of men. A fire broke out at an early hour yesterday morn. iug at No. 4, Potter Terrace, Mary-le-bone-fields, the nursery of Mrs. Genesi. Two children of live and seven years old were much burned, and their lives see despaired of. Mary ALTER, the servant, is also much hurt, Wednesday afternoon. as same young men were playieg at cricket on Kennington CaMII3OII, one of them, of the name of A 'Akan ben A Runic:urn. had the misfortune to have our of his eyes struck out by the ball. Twevday last, as Et.esaon AnnELY, of Bot cherby, a woman advanced in year 4, was riding home from Carlisle in a cart, she fell frnw the cart in consequence of the starting of the horse. and was killed by a blew in the breast by the annual's foot. Yesterday morning, as a gentleman was going along Highsstaset, Wlntechapel, he was surrounded by • pogo( thieves, one of whom was observed to pick his pockets; • bey who was selling fruit cutitioued him to wind his pockets, as he knew them to he pock-pockets, and they all ran sassy.— The getttlerumr, on feelissg his pockets, discovered that hr had been roldwd, but pursuit was all in Shortly after one 01 the fellow.. returned to the spot and gave the poor boy • dreadful byliting, so as almost to render Imo insensible, and then made his rseqw. The man alluded to in oar Is4t, wbb coore.srd that he was the muislerer of 31. N. SAND!, the )111114; woman who wa‘ ft 41 its the 31rdaii) a short hint' .nee, near T. Am. Iludge, liatv been couitutt ted to M opt a to h e gaol, I.) the name f Morton: he is 11 trade ti Cerpthter.—(K.olllol Guzaft.j GRdUSE SMOTINiI Grouse shooting commencer, ins Wednesday last, ou which day a great number ..f gentlemen arrived at Alston and so. environs to partake of Me apart. At day b.esk, Caspinial little fired the *Almon from the inner of ilw .but ni s ograg_ tory, to rouse the sport.nien. The weather b►issk Sur, and Lame siumernti., a great massy finds were bagged. Mr. 1. Dackinauu brought in 20 brace. Mr. Win. Little killed la brace, and left lilt alumina% at an earls hour it•varral ether gentivmen killed in proportion.--"Vrieraalle Pa oe Many gentlemen paa.ell through keisdas use Monday and Tuesday week, en their mad to the Moor., where.the grouse abound. Eleven oportanien were aviembled at one tuu in Kirby Stephen, .11 early a. Monday se • auight. 't he Earl of Egrensont and Suss arrived at Corkerasuuth Castle on StonJay semaiglit, and set otr she next day fur Skiddaw Fore's, in order to enjoy the healthful exercise of grouse shouting. _ _ _ A great monkbet of English sportsmen have this year gone to the HOloads of Seellatul for the wines of grouse. alsoutiag, whack eoninseonal last week. BOXING. —sow— Mown, of PeiMint's'', who hest Merry Essarasfer al Modesty Hunt, two years ego, is matched against Marlin the baker, to light oa *eat Taceday three, weeks, for 102 genie's, I. a 24 feet ring. O'Docsant, nod Melt, ere gone down to Canterbury, to lest oil the last day of the rune. Cabbage, the celebrated Bristol nos, and Ainslie,' Nos/se, ales noted in the nurerry, are atatcholl is light far 100 guineas within its wanks in the eavirome of Scioto!. 10.41M1T TIN,. Tutorial mob* et ids o'clock, Slouriell, the pointer, whoa *WI Sbus Owe beat gorier, of high pedestrian fame, is swab • lialehed style at escellseee, ea the Itereford reed, sauteed from the comer of Perepstreet, Totteshem esertgatle p beyond the Iffbelsesse limrspika, a distance of ales sad a quarter, be one fluor. Os boob sides of the way es Tottanhas•court-road, the weird was interne, mad the windows of every house were also Ailed to see the pedestrian proceed ea his teak ; in fact, *befoul ap to High. peeldll, as direful parts, was covered wish speelaSen. It was • truly ardente hob, sad the ease end style with which Illuseatil made hie way, aetooisbed every use purist He had had on eppertuaity fee trainiag, as the bet sees *sly made me liaterday last. Notwitlistaue tbe dilferolties be bad le eeseueuter elf helms fregendly enveloped with clouds of dee; from his befog eurroisoded with gigs, carts, horse wee, Me. be shut up Hirbeste-Lill with oh the ileelems of deer, dielseriise the hums presto, in spite 011ie exertion of the whip. After Bimetall had aseeodell this steep hill, he west two 'Niko owe Finchiey Comma is lees than 11 sainwtes. Unfair mesas were mad is prevent his seinefeg, but its spite of the beternipeisis of a nese who twice crossed him. and who. Shuman colleted sad ottinsately floored, be preformed the above extreorilinory feat in I miaow sad 11 ciooside on der the time. It was, however, brooght to • wrought by the opposite party, who insisted hr lest it by I minutes sad $ oersteds. Tie general opessio was that Bluenoril pot it, mid that be is the brat mope in Esellied. It was 061 7 fur the seem of 5/. a-eitte e sod Ilse piaster irs is to be re composed fur his cartoons with a few ! His flew @wool so high re the spirting world, that not .11 bet amid be procured against bin. - -- FURTHER PARTICULARS UP THE ACCIDENT AT PURNIVAL'S-INN. Upon further laquiry, we Sod that 'sly two lives were last is C1a00,91,41111,8 of the shove ariblent, Richard 1111111 i, aged dare, *on of Mr. Rural, earyiewler.of No.l, Familiars. court, and Sarah Squire, daughter ei pf 8811. 8 4, ni N.. t{, in the tame court, who was tem ea the same 44 as her little fellow sufferer. They were always walking tu pelos% and were albite of the omit the dear of No. reading a patsy hook, who* ohoAttillint in ma inewl. young man mirrewly escaped in 80 attempt In save them. The wall fell I. with each forte au to break into the perkier whidows of the house of Mr... Jame Marton ' of No. 7, who was 'Min seer the window with bee dawghter, at needle work; she rim buried in the roles, and mamboed ender She for mime time; what takes out *hewn insensible, and oneverd to Mr Davials, a enema, iw Holborn. Her skull was fractured, and she remised miser serious injuries. The children rime likewise taken' he Mr Doris's, pile dead. It was thought more lives were lost at the time of the tits& truphe. Serie. daitage was dune to the opposite bosses, but am/wept pee his eflutitio that they were safe. lOCIDENTS. About a quarter pest six o'clock yesterday eveuiag, t►e Minim in which they snake sad prepare the dhs-works for Vauxhall Cardras, situated sear the Asylum in Pl. George's- Arleta, suffered material damage It) the explosive' of a part of the lire. works. The •re cwinutaisicatert to the building, sad theratewed destruction to that boast and the arighlinur. hued. The explosive was very groat, and reused tworh slam. Many engines arrived in a tittle thwe, and were likely IMMO to prevent the further progress of the Pre. Ma lives were lost, nor could we aarertaiu how the accident originated. Yesterday evening, as the daughter of Mr. Samuel, of While. chapel, sled a ileighbount child, both about seven years of age, were playing oe the foot part meet, two Krntk•mee rude up at • furious rat., one of them by some means having dropped the bridle, Isla hone ran spin the foot pavement, sled trampled upon Miss Samuel. She was takes up is a senseless stale, sod carried to the Laudon Hospital, where she now lies iu a dangerusis state. The geettesuse gave his name sad satin.% sad promised to make all the cuaspeowa. ties in kis power. Yesterday Thus. Win, yr,' poor man in the employ of M►. ki'Mare, chemist, at Strstfued.le.Bow, was brought to the Laotian Hospital in a mast dreadful cunditiun. He was at work in the laboratory, sod was standitig upon • board laid across • boiler of boiling verdigris, whee ►y some accident he fell iu, and before be weld extricate himself, the Seek was literally burned off his boors in some parts, and he was dreadfully scalds d all over the body. No Mopes art eater latard of the poor IMO/ mown. In a late Calcutta Piper we perceive a descrip fiats of the great gust which was taken by the Bra ti.ll in the fort of Agra, when it surrendered to Lord Lake, in October; 1809. It is called a one thousand fire hundred luau pounder, and weighs our thousand and forty-nine hundred. Ou the gas is written the foliose:sig. in Persian characterst " she MO /Odd% r 81oeb, geode by Seely! Portioned, trt. 1,41011 @sound's." Valve of the gee, as eiJ brass, at the Cualioney't pare, Se: Its 63,400. Ditto, ditto (if service- Star . , 1e0,200. Weight of *et (ealttiolt) if *lode of iron 1,491 'be I us ; dine, If rms. rtf marble, MI. The Prize Agents at Calcutta value the metal slime at I 110.600 repel.. It oatrintetided to have forwarded it to England, and svittl that vi e w it was , after great labour, got down as far av the tomtit of the rivet Juanita, but no beat could he found tient furies safe conveyance It , Calcutta. The Bristol Wirrot says We lewd frith es. tisfm•tems, that, in consequence of some recta' lege& ketone in tote !Jailed States of Attiesice, wrung the (haws i ... et Several of the iron- sof I, bar. trout is now suassafectured under the ha tt ; sod we are led to htlieWe Si.' this sitessitiosi oils add ern °sootier ably suet* demand of our ovig, f o r markets where here-wrote that sot Sweden has ttren used, as sales are tier/ bnillt. *1 advanced mates." C.4UFIOY TO STAGE COACH MASTERS. Oa Saturday and NI lay Imat, trf ore • full Brach of Magistrates sitting at Swine, ne and fur the hbca ty of sc. Alban's, _ _ _ William Clarke, the owner of the Luton stage coach, George Cantrell, owner of the flareet coach, Auto. Packwood, earner of the Coventry coi+, William Mountain, wither of she Liverpool cone's, William Watcehourer, ouetee of the Liverpool cone h, Wilkens Smith, owner of the Bedford come hi, and Benjamin Bowers, of the Nottingham coach. were con victed in the penalty of Fire Hundred sod Ten Pouted., fur carrying more passengers on their respective notches than. what is allowed by Act of !indigence', some of *hie bad fourteen passengers besides • rod in height and upwards of luggage on the roof. to the intorineut danger of Ilie life of everrperson travelling by the same. Saris.' and Thomism Militants, owners of the Heatrti l y stage, front the Black Lime, N'ater-hoie, Fleet-street, *ere yesterday contracted before the Magistrates at the Hatton_ garde* Polite Office, ip the roll peusby of 10/. fur carrying thirteen oubide passengers, being one more than they were allowed by Act of Parliament. There were infortnatioia also against Henry Themtrood, owner of the Windsor coach, and Johu Phillips, driver of the Delon* stage coach, foe carrying more outside !HIS. veneers than thry were allowed by Act of Parliament, but by the consent of both parties, the hearing wee postponed to a Mare (Ist. The publics'? much indebted to Mr. Hanson, the Magistrate, fur hie spirited exertioas to put an end to this &arose cameo. AAR/ma ROBBERIES. Osi Radatesday sight, as Kr. Carey, of WehO's County Terrace, New Kest-toad, was returning fora Camberwell 10 Iris chains, he vas stippled by three :ellowr, who Wird spun hi. to deliver up his property ; one held the hurse's hesAl, sad the other tiro stood ow each side the chaise, and rillod his pockets of his +sick, spate papers, and a pocket-book costaising a bill of tbol. draws by Mr. P:tinser, of Wootton Vaderedge, es Mr. Dobbs . % of Bridgeottreet, Blsek(riaru, several ...posed Bask of England soles, &c. with which they &ramped. information wasgiven yesterday at ilsiosMall of another gitstleusits having bees stopped near the sane place (suppos ed by the same gent, sod rubbed, and the velar of his horse were cut by the.. ROBRRAIRB AT CAMBERIVRLL PAIR. Yesterday *bidets men and boys went committed by Mr. Bowmcs, Ike resident Magistrate as Camberwell, to tiorge. monerr lane Gaol, for dicers felonies and pickiug pockris at the fair. The *airily of the orsieera was very great ; the property thumi wpm the Ps isuuers,cutisistiug of sonff.boxes, watches, and handkerchiefs, mid. a film display. Three men were brew& to Union-Hall for picking pocket■, and upon searehimi Mle of tlu•m (a complete Filch in appear. awe) OM silk bairilkerrbiefs were taken from different parts of his antacid; hi. above were remarkably hrye , and one was futnW ig each of thew—They were cumulated srassr ROBBERY. Oe Wednesday night, about eleires o'clock, a young men in an enhanated state, without hat. coat, boots, or came fait. Margaret's watch.liouse,Westm igniter, and begged of the constable of the night to give him a glass- of water, for Goes sake. The constable began tie interrogate him re. 'meeting the singular situattua is Which he appeared ; he declined giving any answer, bat walked away. Shortly after, Betts, a constable of the permit, being on duty, met him in Janseomreet, in a situation that he thought it hes duty to take him for protection to the wotele.bulass. He appeared very much in !miler, and CobsPcCt.lilly *as peVieitted to ales pia' shoat four u.k y.•,..0 day snoruhig. Wheat he awoke, he stated himself to be Ow siiu nl thelandiewit of • ;white. hoes*, in Magmata I that he held a al:asieeen in the Statapmiller, Bed hail here speeding 'ivies% with some amprietwlomege, at the Shades. in Sprisg.tmedsim; flat he had parted boas his Mewls, aid as . thought, was proceirdieg home when some fellow without speisking knock ed him down, then he was surrowneled by several others owe look his hat, another 'lolled of his coat, another held kiwi whilst his hoots were pulled of, somber held him by the throat to prevent his calling to the watchman, sod another r;lied his pockets of their contents, his watch mid le bop is silver. The Coeotable advemol him to appear at Quessmqeme, and lodge 'here a regular jaw mailers, and give as correct a dears notion of the robber as be teats. This, however, he declined, alleging that he was afraid of his ',ether, and ashamed in consequence of the situatiou he held, be went away in that state between fobr and Are o'clock to his lodgings. CORONER'S INQUEST. DEATH FROM FRIGHT. An Inquisition was taken last night before/Iton Lewis, Foe Coroner, at the Pine Artily., Pimlico, on the body of Mrs. Mary Ana Beady, of No. 6, Palace street, Pimlico Sarah Garner &peace!. that she was wean, to the de ceased; she had lived with her about Hine years. On Tues day naoraiug, about one o'clock, witness heard a violent knocking at the street-door; she got out of hell and opened her chamber window. and new two watchmen etaitiling at the frost door; they called out, " There are thieves in the house;" and they wished to come in and search, to discover where they were concealed: Witness was going down stairs le let the watcheeen is, and the deceased called to koserkorhat was the tanner; she informed her what the weighs,* had sold her, and the deceased went is apparent, fright to her chamber. • Witness let the watchmen is, and they semithed the premises, but boald not had any one, though a pleilessee persisted that he Widgeon a man cet over the railings Of the area. Willie's returned up slaws, and Naiad the deceased fallen on the Mood, greatly terrified; the endeavoured to pacify her, het her terror was so great, that she !levitate senieless. A Rumens was twat fur (had is ihr.v. Molar* Aft. Witness belior• d her death VIII caused by • ive fn.m an ides that thieves were lb the house. Wilassa twites , en that the miad of the deeepied was mere erected by her having been a short time b4ule reading in a paper the account of the murder and mention at Godahnisag. Mr. Charles Edward Chdt, aargrues, Pimlico, staed, Shot Ise was called to attend the deceased about four o'clock on Tuesday monde(; he found her lying is she deassiorroons ib a senseless state; he endeavoured 111 stinsotair her system sad restore animation, bat failed ; aloe died at fiveiielock same morning. The death of ese deceased was owlishly eansed by excessive terror. The Jury thee took 11 view .f the body, rittl observed I bloaters* round the Ibtoal, and on the shoulder. • The likirgasa et Idri!4* re.pieht. great awl eremite. the body. sod ou his rellire raid ti ler the masks cooed the throat i. re caused by the riltbonil of tor cep twin( tied very tight, Sod the hlockaeos ha her shuishier was hum plitre faction. The Jury earioattt4l fur • silort time, and agreed to rrturo floe following verdict—" The *We of the (Savored was ptifiduced tresstire frigid." The following blips hove arri*rd in the River from Greer!anti, ---. Resolution. flyoci; Hope, DUNCAN ; taw.. ti I , A MILEY ; Averages. Porrb; and l'igilowe. °Avis. In the village al Goyim. Iu the iseighhauiltabd of Gia,grier, moos nic the inuide oldie hou.ra with quick hint; has ttuded ,e,y much to !)revellt thr kinca ' of the typhus fewer. Saone mei. of (711.4. g humanely %til.Nertbrd r -mu of tows di, us. rsoirl ul the taw of rhr t Illage, massy al *hum were euderiiiii wider ibis disease. POLICE. 11 4 11 f.BOROUGII•STRII4. EXTRAORDINARY BREACH OF T.IAE PEACE. Vesterday Lieutenahl Geoff') Nightingale, of abr. Coorda, 11w " 1 " or "ay Nightingale, was brought frees 11 as On hone wan-blunts.., and examined before kietsrp Abottun Dy e r, Er ri ou the foltuwilig chnrge t . - Demos. )))) ticq, of Eduard-street, Portnial-siinare, stated, that bet is rel. el. I'Yll and (oh lee o'el.wl:. 11. VV, day night, 1w fIA .litiug with his wile and ...me complity it. the drawing roam, alien they wcie alai xi I by a strange noise at the window, snch ax might he iicesri.o...l by fire-arms. It was su sudden and &wait. a led at to ter. city the cumpahy exceediogly. nod Mr.. Dennison (Milted away but when their terrue had .ift.si Ira, he (Mr. Wu nisutil ran to the windug and found it broken. Pie in stantly put mat hir head, and called li r the wftichinatc, who answered from the street, that the offend... ems ....wed. Mr. 1). then went Old, 11114 found Mr Nichtingale 'etas tudy, but Its in-oersted tin his word of honour 'bat he hind not broken it, but that it was .lone ,hv a friend who acrosii•• papier' kiln, who was in a ante or to, 1,. ...h•.,,, 31111 had ill ..le his ricape The Complainant surmooni his alinem en t l a be true, agreed to last Ilan go, sin col...him/I lie have op friend's name; hut this he abrulutely refused is. do, ob.-ly ing, that he felt himself fa honour humid to deny has ,inner in sock a transaction. Mr. Us 'sun then gave him tutu custody, haying ins tither resuince. The watchman toiled drat be was staiolinz near Mr. Maisu . s stables, wit.on four il-ors of Mr. Iteilisl-ms's Loose, When he heard s v. sy loud Noise, said viat'eles glass fail. He ran to the sp..l, and saw the running down Duke-street, and took hills into ctialuil - When t.keii, he .1. 'tied breaking the vitolow, bet sod his friend, trh o was drunk, bad done it. Mr Dennison its continuation. said, that as Bann its he got up yeah rday mortoilig, he Limited the wfaidow t slut fottud that Ike witssile Jal not strike the Wan*. hut IT. Selll .011 frame, which is shattered out of its s. ck. t, and by the Violence of the concussion the two squares of glass on each side were broken. Oto searching Ilse rbaWing.runov. a large stone was found. Llicre the stuns was intlated, it Sari a large round stone, such is may Ise found 011 grArell seemed polish...! ] Mr Deuoirm. K 41.1, frosu . the of Ilse stone, hr had no iluhist I ca, clad some us.e'S pink' t , and was unduitliteolli , intended for break ing windows. Magistratr—" rcr doubt, gir Your 'corniplaint is not lki only ow which hue. hers, elide 111 rue of Ibis outdre, and the outrage has keen Illtiemsateil its your neoglosioorlitirei the mine night.' To the Defoldatil—" IVlsat du you say - to Mill charge, Sir r' Nighiiioznie—" I have only to repeat that T did 441 break the wisodow . It aas dune by ; but I •fr...e.11 eves, compensation in my power, and it sea.: r.jetiro. It it is necessary. I a ill make moth that I not hresk it Doe of Mr. D4'11114011 . 11 I. cools said, that whit. t at the natrh.house Mr. Nighibig.de p.airtiosed to give up the gentleman's name who threw the 41u4 Lieutenant Nightingale—. I ini;lit have said Such 4 thing s but I have tbesillit lielier of st." He was ordered to find bal . :. In the course of ' , se morning IV, Ho mine. ls t p of King. serer I, Portman-square, gave liforiristieni, that WS W. dn. s. day night a large steielef.d been thrown thioogli ht. .+l e.+. g rown window, which brute a silualecif plat, suss, value dl eittriA OUTIRAtiIL A irateh•houne chat ge, of a revel 'mime, was fearil here; in • cumplatnt again.. Captain Tontisisetill ./11e, by a no.,is Whit stated his name to br ifir•us i for ki.ockitig I Sown Dear the Church of St. Gioirge, H rr.snisne a: b past eleven o'clock on Stoned*, evening Ilse 'chi., r. int hoot:k ing the man down ens proved and ailtuowl egi d, ard the rearms were eutereit into Di (Alum: The Captain stated that he was salikskiltaii a I;netz t whom character is most respecl.bir, near Si G oicei Church, when she suddenly gave a iiiiltsit•shrii k, autl too person but the arrest in this tsar bring on the sp•tc, and abe cause of the Lady's alum bring knows, the t'sidasse in stantly knockid the fetkot 'loon ; br gut ep again and put himself is • boxing attitude, • brit the Ciotti!' hooch. d tons dons a second time, whin the torts% ir gave Caputo' baton suckle* of the watchman, and lie was Isibru.to Ike wittch boast- The Caw.. 510404 libel the Complaiisaut had *to. lenity pluchrd tliir•tat'p se hi pawed tier. Mason said Ma helot might have input against her in swinging his .irm i bort that be hid not it.joird Mr. The Pdagrietruie olssecerd, that this case required a !AIM more explanation, sod 'lament. it was a irlo ale question; yet be wes Minuet to art the Lady, If the Captsties eipe. rn wa• true. The Lady stated the natu►e of the brutal annul* uhieh thy fellow had committed upon her, and Ishich %as so tiulent that she could nut forbear sbriehing, The Magistrate dismissed the ca►r, and pdMite.l nit t•s tha injured paetwo the manner •ia twat-tea cuukt be üb. lamed at thr Quarter srss . After the reilleilee, it itiiiieft out that instetd of Et.tid MAYOIII, the ogesede r'a saute is Brookes', ■nd he is it t residing in a room of • refund fluor at No. ♦, He iots. street, Swallow-street. QVCCIL.NVAIIIE. IttiBBERY IIY A SWEEP Anima icreeenipe, r sweep boy, of ---:. Holmes, • remoter sweep, was examined (wrote MI NISSIC. LAND, on • charge of stealing • adv.,. welch from the hdese of Mrs Elitabeili Murphy, New Pttrr•strer I, where be heel been at work. Mrs. Murphy left him in the hoarse about a quarter past Iwo o'clock, on Wedoesday, cleauiug a copy , r chtinury. %%lien she went out the watch was haugi, gun •.atad, In the beck parlour, and at her net urn home, shout eight it'cicck in the evening, the watch wtsa missing. She gum inr rota tion to Gilmore, who took the Primmer intro custody tbe Watch was brotight to her about ten o'cltick, by sonic un known person. A second charge *as refitted against dm Primleer, of dealing • watch, the property of some person at present buknown. Robert Abraham, shopman to We. Wright; pawnbroker, recognised the Prisoner to have called at Irk simatcr's stein, on lb* ?th of July, to plodge a metal oak* Oil being questioned, be gave such an account of the watch, that st was deemed proper to detain it. Rut father calkd oast day, but he could giSe no at-ennui of she watch, and it "via consequently kept by the pariiihroker till now. Pate, the Officer, said he dittoed he could Ilad as owner for the watch. ihe Priioner said he had purchased it from msetber ion named Foster, who has been Oiler drowned Committed foe re-eiaminatiou on Saturday. Henry Wadmore, laMitord of the Princes Wend, Bnek. ingliam-areert, Errand, •nd .Vanswel !Inset-, ay iverchrnme s were charged with hr:ng drunk and do-ordeily; in George street, at eleven o'clock at night. They were convicted under a ptatute is the pot ualty of Os each, which they paid, and wen" dischs.ged. • •••• 1 . 1 1 1 ..11113.• • a...We PORG ED NOTES, Ber . jambs Tatham Willie, a 'nun' man of Most respettable armarance, was brought rip irinied from t h e H ouse owr, clung to which place be has Ibises cont. milted three. times since his bt Mg taken in custody, for Rial eamotaat ••••• , charged with being as attexer Of torrid Hunk of England notes. 1i appeared G ulp the ekidinten of' Mr. Benjamin William*, haberdasher; of High street, Whitechapei, and Niirni. coastable, that abont thrett weds agn the Prisoner -- his shop and bargained for a pair of Elutes, agreed in give one shilling and nine pence. which he tendered a forged inte.poontl site. On asking his address to put on the bar 4 told by the Piiuiner his name was Mr. Juliet draper, of John-street, glepoey. and c.w he magi's', 1 the note kn be a Gnrgery ~..t to return It to hlwi again, 'skids rnsi. Made inquiry h.•• he gut u ; hr Said that bed hrineght it io Mal in dia.igr. The iiito the parliiiir for hii bat, with Inr touts* offletr,..f which the Prontoi r sa II It d hr was brought hart said given auto thresatiu tar; who *tut with the rrhuerr to Subsi•iMiimii be Primal.* ct•tre Omar, f.rr nit eta Mt !see, in pAvnreart for ar. Mr Will, .ros. id' ll* art.., %me 1,10% Mono. wv.llr-0.... e roatinord h . 0 ,1 to take it, but e hie ria•shtlit 4. fog th 1%411.4 jo; , ii. be Prun..:4o.• r r. ..t iii/Mien Su gut .4 in e.ll t. ay ; • euniludit ort AMON* lu SAMMY, e' 4