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TO T!1 EDITOR OP TIM. RRITITIT PRESS. retrofit reai.t the with 1 have to art poe right at to your 1111 l tot the me til•nte Aet. Those careening...l with the matter, bane that making Ctme 1.110,1011° wdt initirely 'Went*. Varhing, mod that 1.01#0 , .// oar, purred it. You PIP WIWI/ ill truppotii:g that the I...limners will be obliged to resort to • more 'awesome , mode of killing Game, the legal right will enable them to Lill riiteoper ohm the puncher. You are wrung Iw Oftriwwing stet 411 itnitrenerel man Is 1•I sell No. he can ...,le stead 144 Inn of • /legend person, without in rierroug ph. prwaliors. Who then will !soy of a poacher to riffs the rite, when be his n legal ekeer•er market to pur. chute nt r \.,e. world ally pecans. do sn, rein if he gave more! I' i 4 to ' , nevus tidy onto rvetimis PO humane and jest a measure flirt 1 troish;r you. Yttltß FRIEND. ir Arc:Dl:sr AT THE MINT. On Satonl'v last an inquisition was taken at Ite Bee Hive. iti Nizbiitigaledanr, East Smithfield, Isefure Juba Cnrosicr, 141 view of the body uf Ambrose I?. years. Joaeph Iticti ird. stated, that he worked at the Mint, on Tower-h , 11; on Friday mornine, about • mowerr before nine he was in the press.toom, atuul n st " the opposite Po• le of the pee.. ; the 41. erased was employed in puttitic the liv back : a boy, who was elan employed, lifted up the derraOrki . . tro•na• ra. and made a ermat ka. to the de , I r the deceased kicked at the buy ; the Sy of She hieh in ati 'so 5 cwt. struck him , •n the braid aciainst the damper 'the d• teased dropper) dead immediately There hl4 be. n nn dispute hetneen the &crossed and the other Ihe deerasrd had worked i•n the Most only PI wen day. ; be was alm, twelve years of age. The tither buy was dls• lesefed in consequence. Juryman —" ('an their be no guard against Ilse fly F"— " A (nerd was pot op thi. rnnriiivir " Jnry r 11111—" There trier been several seri:lents by th e a•eise tiosrunietii, and I it was a great urglk et that ■ s a. not pot nnammer " The hurl returned 6 , 4 edict —" Art-aced Death." I:EW.II:i.ItSLE INSTANCR OF OUPRAFITY. A few dec. •;orce, th..ec ponds. of Mansfield, named IVOO4, /!!.Inn, swot Redfern, only 17 and 18 year. old, were com mitted by the tilling 81agistratea there, for trial, at the next A , ssil s , charted with the robbery of Mr. Par hossew. After the apprehension, Wood (who is art. Mitt. d sviA ere) tufromed Mr Freeman, the emoststste, that be wool., " Wit" (the bye Osage t' , e mfessime, and when taken aims! with his companions' lotto? it.e losticee, who hronlively eaplained to him the operation o f a ' ,ems" 4,.- e'aratison, volisrit :lily confessed the whole trineaction of the borg!ary fir snatra that in th..r•n-se of 111.•• e rhirodee, the, went Oil,' the hart mom of Mrs ttr, in 'are. fur sismellhnz tn a.. 4 hot at•e awali• (Rte. I•sn twine armed with • potter) they i n tend. rt to have h ooc h f•I sin• her brains! Arterwar4. 0.7 r0rr.i...41 in • rnaen ▪ h tier Ilan two hours dri..kine a rata of the wmea and lors• Ill'yton still haeine 1. 1 the issok• r, and its Ito int• roe, hid 111.. P •ho i 'wow& o f invent), 'ears of are, over Is -art Item spot elllW. flotrig, t,,ey toraist to h :we " done Ve Lin. in.. r• V. I b w ik e ▪ Ca... wrth , r eireansatanee, whirl, on line atraorrnsary, a•• —That after Ow, I. f• I sr II 1et..., and rot lir a eneV(istent apartnli tit in 11.. 1. , . r ti•vist.ftg and shar frig dirk ill-reaped treasure, Wow , an.' P rot , fancied there was g p u ,b man.) a. • !iv 0!.. y hit 0-1.. n, and eon ▪ florally b ease to doubt Peas hor,•fay • • ls upon bias was It. or : R4f. to • In sr timed. mid sili ca pilling oaf one of lira atorlcori v-sy last thing tin ) !hid 1.. strip), In! ont r.. 11 J c•.os'silltusas and a half. priory, • part at the boot) ! on this be " h.ssimor anvsnast Porto a r This " trite and faithful" a! alas eon fermi to acto cal other rohlteri•or, enninliatrd al Munnetra, wills. the lost twelveinuoth, pus., of the flies frond, and toe whirls innocent per •ona have .11 pot —Woof, and Nylon have bre...tame been c. 0., tried a ,r 1 iropeishusd f o r (os soar oIF tic. a. Illytros and Redfern olontar ily fed Wolssl's statement ..hr tie true. Wont' I Q comm itted t o Smithas It, to thevent au access to each uth,r, ttll the As. slt.s. LOUGIMMOUGII IN AN UPROAR. t little after one 11% h•ek 011 TUt• Oily week, the Right ll++n. Ilaiis Hastings, the newly . ...sated trl of Huntingdon, arrived et the Head Ines, in that town, fur the purpose of for turlly clainlin4 the propetty they anciently with Ilse Eirldoin. Nleny of our readers are per haps well aware that about tris 3 ears ago the Mar tini, of nesting., now Gueeri...r.(ietieral id India, the nephew of the lest Earl of Huntingdon, sold the itt‘teir in question (aiiith brought iu about live thousand pounds a )eB6) by public auction, in 47Z lists, and consequently the bulk of the tenants embraced that opportunity of purchasing %hat they telmetiredy isecupird. The Malys WAS enabled to alert this sale, by virtue of au Act of 1'1544- teen,, which be obtained iu July 1608, for et elningisiz his own settled ebtaies fur throat of the hioneast (thlti Cormtess of London) in Seat land, in whom era vested the fee-simple, or statu tory propriviorrhip. Under so high a sanction as this legislative mea sure, together with that Toucans% opinions of WI t!.. TO emir.rut Counsel, the s.uuseroua bust of little dogs of Lnughburuugh naturally, hut it seta:, aiisuly calculased upon a lung and p.actful rujoy tnrnt et their several easiks. &r. Judge then their surpliseoltet ere ten years Icor elapsed an attempt tenni& to dr-inherit thaw of the respretire pur chases, and of the very esterssive improvements and haw erections which litany 11l them have wade due lag that period. The Earl alighted at the Cull's head, Da before mentioned, staid about hallou hour, went into tl e garden to take op some soil and pluck a twig uttesing a ferns of words to several by ssanders, to denote Ins snaking his claim), gave the ringer.. two ' , numb., a barrel of ale to the populace, and then i.r..cerilesl onward to dinner at Leicester, where, the Ilea! day, the Corporation presented bins with slur 1.. ed of tlseir borough. !low, or when all thi. boon, sr will end, the a hole tuwu is anxi ously onquiring. flannels Clare, whe was convicted at the Sieffor4 Assign swing stolen goods, and sentenced to transportation for tourist,. years, was suddenly taken ill in tbe evening of Monday week, and though medical aid was immediately prim -wed, she expired in less tbs. half an hour: she was in her 64.1, year, aa.l was a remarkably healthy woman. She was tlse mother of Pruden,* Clare, who neeired enstemee spritsails; and or Joseph Chore, who was sentenced to be transpor tell for seven years, but who afterwards escaped This dr al b happened immediately after the death of the Co saner fur Stafford; and as impure.. are obliged to be held on all persons dying in gaol, Ilse Coroner of the neat district 11r. Hand) was obliged to be called in—a Cifellialliaitt that porkaps never kappened before in that town. Or die bight of Thursday, the sth of November first. rib° stacks of hay. the property of Mr. JAMES WALL, of Ashford, in the county of Keot, were snrisciouviy set on fire and destroyed, a free pardon to our accomplice who shall give such information a. may lewd to conviction, is offered in Saturday s,,ght's G'azelie, and also a rewind of 150 guinea, or such conviction. • SURREY ASNIZES. AINGSION, *PAM '2. . SIURDI.R. Po?tett neq, was past to the H.o. this inornine, charged with the a titol murder of Mars Ana Albeit,. little girt, be. tweets four a n d five years old, on the lAA of °dram" last, in Saint Georges-11 , Ws, by cutting her throat with a calor knife. The oireunistances of this troisictiou having bees, fully laid bets e the pubic is, the publication of the Coroner's lu. quest, it .51111 i WSW heteSial y to enter ink* Muds devil. 'floe Prisoule, it will be recollected, weut out with the clid 1, but being Marla rather lung, auJ the soother, feeling alarmed, arid nut to see after them, and going into a court utter the house, she met the cblid, alto reeled towards leer, anti on her tektite her in her arm, the blood gushed from her throat, mid the child appeared as if she was ex poine ; a Surgeon was sent for, but Isis etruits were fruit. less, and in shout ati hour it riled. The Prisoner wandered about for there or tour days, mid although every diligence was used to final him , it wall unsuccessful. At tenth un the morning of Tuesday following, at about five o'clock, he rapped as the door of the watch-house of St. Andrew, Hui. 11.11(11, 6.11114111 his name was Mall, and time he was the moo 'hirer, tool hews, of course. &tailor', and taken to Gdtspor street Conipicr. Mrs. Mary Alhort, the mother of the little girl, was MC:li ming-J. When she beheld the Pilsen'''. at the bar she burst autos ass hwaterte scream of horror, and w.s. for a lime time incapable of (mug 11. - r tvidn nes, until she was reliewe) by • Aood of tears. hr 14i/41111r set mad tvideittly affected by the agony to which site appeared to be. Ott her frOF•-• Ca mination she gave aVs ry Invourahle reprostistat s of the Temper anti diaposoti .... the Prisoner, afoot said he wio, ex. inanely fiout of charlien. said narltetslarly of the unfortu nate infant who had 1.41 her la. by his art. On the m.o. tog in ito , allots she ohs*, soot the Prisoner to he very uneasy its Isis mind, sin are of ins sans of emphsymenl, but he spoke in a rail mat and enlietle4l manner. 3lrs. Sarah W , llisons, the mother of the list witness, nod Joseph Williams, the bloater of Mrs. Albert, gave a tar testimony. May, a le& ee officer, gave in a statement which the Priso ner had dictated to him abort ly after he was apprilir It set forth, that he was rendered very unhappy lay Iwiugfor bid by her father farther eurreenonderre Wills a ynnuir woman of the name of "moguls'', lo drum he had 'mud his addcesoes. lo • state of despair he first &ouch' of mordeling Miss Longtnon ; but consid•-ring that she might hare some sins to answer for, be determined upon killing the innocent child; and he' accordingly look the poor infant out and cut her throat. Ile afterwards ran alum, in a state of distraction, and at Isngth surrendered himself at the watch boos?. A /tryst many witness's, were then examined on his behalf, fit nea-ve a raise of i,emnssv. _ The fnev retie...n.4 I ver.liet of lt,• ril—t renrinri.,red mentrnee of nelfh in PM inteireintive enel rithetie in•einer • mild the Prifolltlf wail or. ex •entl.le nn filonilny next. :Vary n ma•eied wornna, was indicted for the wilful mmler of her b..tml child, nn the lath of February . There was on evolerice that the child wag born alive, and the Pritumer wag found IVO Grin, of the mo•der, but 11111 couvacted of the euuteslinent of the bastard Aram 3. No trial of importaare took place thin day in the Crown emir. At the coot-1,1,6.in of the priwredingo !sat everting thtrr still remained *front B,t prisnners for trill, 30 of which, at least, for capital INfrenen. The el." of rhos Os&wire, for the mnrder of Ely Cow, the gamekeeper, near Epsom, will be tried early in the week. Dem+, ennvirlrel of the styli-der of the child of Mr. Albert, iii the Poirniieh, his been respired, and his esorittion is post. pined till Thitreetty west. The Plrnri g est doubts Are sup• posed to exist with r►vnrd In hi. 'tinily. ITRIT OF RIGHT. The Mtge of Ilsernever a %Vest, F.sq. which excited se much titterer, in the county, was abandoned just pervious 10 its being rant on, by the Danandaat's attorney with ch suing the record. IRELAND. COUNTY OF DONEGAL ASSIZFS. On Werineitasy last. the 24th March, Mr. Seri. je,,iit Jot• t•prurd the Colutnission for the County of Dotirgni Assizes, et Litho'', vibe's the Grand July were swoon ire before Mtn. On Saturday last William Maginnis was tried for the murder of (. Balfour. at Gleriagatinon Bridge, Vie Ist of October, 1816. The trial lasted from nine in the morning till hevrn iii the evening. Jury did uut agree in !lair verdict until after twelve o'clock f.i. Sunday ttigiat, when they lowitl the Prisoner Gatity. The Judge, after a 'Lost Mirrr sive address to the unhappy culprit, pronounced sentence of death un him. 11e es to be executed ou 'tVrdurMlnt• next. Ore Monday (29th), Bleatle Bariove, a Fiencli dancing-master, was found guilty tif it rape MI a girl of nine years old. Sentenced to be hanged. rot patticularly notire the guard ; it was of the kind aliewn to her; she gave it to Mr. West. Cross•examirred.—fi new that several inersons had beau apprelteuiled fur this offence. Thomas Deacon taken I the dock end sworn. —lll.ecullecos the time Mr. Foizell was murdered; knows Solomon Dolan ; identifies haul ; *dowse lives within 61 quarter of a mile of Krim, two or there miles (roan 31r. Frizell's; hail OCCIV4IIOII to go to Doran the night lit fore the murder; slid riot go l i do the house; at was between the hours of and ten at night ; weld within two nr three yards of the door; heard a conversation inside, which suede him draw hack ; took off his alines and went Hear and listened to the conversation ; haul no op. pill' I unity of seenig the persons inside, hut knew their voices; heard them cell:dug to the door and strew back ; heard Dorms, and saw him coming mit of his house; was intimately acquainted with Do. ran; 'Ward one of them saymg that they were pie. paring to go on an important business ; that they would lodge their arms that night in two houses near Mr. Frill-We, and go forward the fallowing reglit and murder I ; live men came out of 1101INe, ull armed with gnus and pistols; Doran was one or them; when they went away wit. items went home; the day niter he went near Mr. Frizell's house, intending to go in anal tell him that these men were to come that eitglit lir murder him; when lee came in sight of the house lie bean d a shut ; before that heard noise of persons walking ; stepped reside and drew nearer to the house along the gripe of a ditch ; heard about three shots in all ; was within, us he supposes, two perches of the house; saw five men coining mit of the biotic disguised ; two of them had some kin 1 of shirts over their clothes, and some of them had straw about their hats; three of them hail their fares blackened ; can't say whether the others were blackened or not ; they came within four or five yards of *deeps ; Donn was one of them that dime mit of the hosier.: dirt not go into the house himself; is positive Doren was one of them ; never lost sight of them till they took off their disguises ; saw Doran take off his hat mid wipe his face ; was determined on going home; heard them say they were to scatter null meet at a little wood on a hill rolled A Ilemillan ; saw them corning into the grove ; Doran was one of the number ; they hail arms in their 'tends ; witness weld under a tree to conceal himself, and inother man said to Doran. ut Solo• mon, you would have been settled to-night only for me ;" Doran replied, " lie would have been hurt but for him ;" the man who spoke first, men tinned that hr shot Mr. Frizeill through the hotly; witness saw them going off unit weld home ; knows George Mg./meal, and told him the story. ercus-ezainined.-I)nes ant know loots well lie is known in this county ; the climes which he is mum. retool of have committed have gone past number with I ; never was in the dock fur any crime before ; lived near the mindere/1; hull tin npiore. pension lie might himself have been chalet:if as one of them when lie was telling the story to ; lie was thinking he might he lit sonic hobble about it ; did not think lie could be in danger further than that lie might be impri. soned ; he might have brim thought a party's: an. censer! ; the reason he slid not go to apprise Mr. Frizell was, he was loath to leave his house till evening; thought lie wriii:d be there time enough ; it was Just nightfall when lie got near it ; his (wit. ness's) house was three miles distant ; left it while it was days-light; the nest Magistrate (NIG Macke') lived less thun it quarter of a mile from the wit. ness's house; did not go to the Magistrate, because he hail shortly come into another conspiracy, and thought it better to continue in the conspiracy ; it was a conspiracy to pads bad nuns ; was accused often with respect to Purged notes; the next Nlags trate was Mr. Colt:lough. who livid about a mile from where witness lived ; did nut go to him for the same reu.on th it lie did not go to Mr. Blacker; Cuptaiti James, another Nlugistrat-, lived about three mile: and a half distant ; believes they would have protected wittiest, and prevented the murder; heard of u reward, but dues not expect any e f it ; would t:!1:e it, however, and dare say the Cuumel would do the same. David Rhodes, worn.—ls discharged frotn the tinny ; remembers the evening of the 3.1 or 4111 of February; was then in the 35th regiment ; a cod to Derail . * house on suspicion of a :oriel' sheep ; I.raiched the [muse and found concealed tinder the Led a tit cluck ; part of the guard oat broken tuff; it was deficient of a side plate and remold, and piece of twine was Had on it lit place of a screw ; would know the musket: give it to Seijeasit filacknelly, who took it to Mr. Carew, of Castle borough; saw it iu Russ the •23d of the 6%1111e 111011111 ; swears positively dirt the musket Banded to I iiiii to Court was the one he round con crated; the guard fits it exictly. t'russ•etutuisell.—Duran lives hear the forest of K llouglirirsi ; thisiks it is a good place for tubbers to lake shelter its ; Gratit'r gatig were their; can. not say how Duran mime by the musket but he (winless) found it under the Led ; t was a straw had and boarded usid.reeatli; found the musket between the Isourda and the Straw. Rich ird Dewy West, Esq. strut-n. Went to Mr. Fitzeli's house the inuriong ufti r the saunter ; the guard of the gust is the saute that was f lin the room and giten to winters ;it ap peared to him as if it huts been recently broken, and was 'lever mit of his possession Judge FLETCHER charged the Jury, recapitu lating the evidence, and observing ote the ugree meta of the wituerers in several material point's. It was fur the Jury to determine the degree of credit due to the testimony of Thomas Deacon. The Jury retired, and after deliberating for about a quarter of au hour, returned with a verdict a—Guilty. The Judge imenedistely proceeded to pass sentence on the Peisorier. Ile was takes OH Tuesday tinder a strong escort to Moneneolon, the place of the murder and ext. euted on Wednesday. The culprit, who was a remarkably stout man, appeared firer during the trial, and heard the Iwll.. truce with consists:tow. eacept that part of it which assigned his body to the burgeons for disisectiour, w heir Ise seemed affect ed.--(Wezfuell Herald.) Srattic, Milltl.TUM. and 1,1•111111. elan a sparring exhibition use Thursday last, at Brighton. at which a great 'natty of the/ante, were present. SPRING Is to light CARTER. mud MARTIN. RANDALL. on the 4th of May. It is expected that she combats will take place in Sussex. THE TURF. MALTON CRAVEN MF.ETING, 1819. 11.71111.41 r, 1111‘11C111 30. The Craven Shales o•f lots each, for all ages. Tata :sr nt.l In carry 31.3.; thire year 3.314., 8.1. ; foor.year 0140, Net. 21b.; 014., 901 1111. • sis.lear 01.1 s, 9st. 5113 and .R ed. 3.0•4. 711 r. (Poe mile an a quarter. Mr. Kirkby's 1,. ne Woodpecker Lass, 5 yrs old 1 slr. Witti's b. f. Iliggniiiii (isle Beggar GOI) 3 yrs 014 2 Lord Milton's h. c. Car•lenio, by Cervantes. 3 srs. till 3 Mr. Gartonli's h. r. Net, o,lt of Mao ciA, 3 yrs old 4 Mr. 113114meg h r.Esatabiflir, 4 yr. old Sir M M. 1 1 1)kes's 13 f. Pagdas, miler to Battler, 2 yr* old G Mr. Coate*** b. c. by Gilmour, data by Sorcerer, 3 yrs old pd Ss. epstakes of 20gs each, for colts Anil fillies rising there ;mire old ; cults lu carry Bst. 3;b.; fiIIICII est. Ore mite tot.l , half. Mt : Ilell's b c. Illuchcr, by Fits-Tea:lc, out era sister to _ Rover. ...,* 1 S.c M. M. gyNes's fir. cby Camillus, slam by Shottle— 2 Mr. Breadlines b. e. The Stygian, by Ccrberus, dam by Compiler 3 Mr. F. Lumley's b. c. by Waxy, clam by Orville 4 Mr. A. Murray's rh. r. by Black Sir Charles, dam by Jupiter, out of Heifer, by Woodpecker The Barton Stakes of 25ca rarh, b. ft. I,r culls and fillies, 'lilac three years old ; culls to carry est. 31b ; fillies est. One mile and a half. Major Bower's b. c. Ganthurpe, by licnilerrkelf, dam by Bening? cli Mr. T. Sikrs'a Is. c. Mr. Speaker, by Camillus, out of I's ime Miniics's sister . Mr. Si. 8. 11.otgames b. r. Dart, by Thundesbolt, out of Catherine, by Patroclus Mr. Dell's I. r. Alfred, by Fitz-Teazle, dam by Scsipllnc 4 Mr. F. Watt's ch. f. Ilanisab Lapsslo, by Black Sir Charts dam by Tonoilly..„ Sir M. W. Ridley • b. f. Aurora, by Marmiou, out of Lucifer's dam. pd The Maiden Plate of 50/. for hone., /cc. of all aces, that sieve'r won that value.• in plate., match, nr sweepstakes, before the clay of uansinc ; Hirst...year olds to carry 7.1.; four-year old', B.t. 41h. ; fireless'. olds, B.t. 1 ltits ; six, st.— and aced, eMares alowed 3:b. Heats, one mule sod a half. Sir M. M. Sykrr's h, f. Pausing, 3 yrs 01.1 Mr. Bell's h. r. Slow nod Easy, A yrs old Mr. Cooper's h. r. by Knowsley, out of Tamerlane's dam, 5 yrs old Mr. W. Fawcell'a br. m. 31eduris, 5 yrs old Mr. Itichardsoli's b. c. Near, by Chorus, 3 yrs old 3 0 Mr. N. B. H.olgsms's b. c. Dart, 3 yrs old Mr. F Watt's el.. f. Hannah Lapush, by Black Sir Chas Ira, 3 yrs c. 1.1 Mr. IL br. ( Unity, by I'unteland, 3 yrs old 0 a Sir W. 31. M bier's eh. f. Eva, 3 yrs old If.. Dell's b. c. Alfred, by File-Teazle, 3 yrs old dr. wroNESDAY. Sweepstakes or 33 z s each, 10gs ft.forcoltsand filties,rig- ing two yrs ul.l, colts to carry Sat. 21k. fillies, Est —Last hilt Mile. Mr. Wilt's Is c. by Trump, out of Jacky my Las dam. walked °err lion. W. Howard's t b. t by Ileoskr►kelf, dam by Haphazard Mr. John Perms'. b. t Su• an, by Sioultusko, dam by Overton The Mentbets . Plate or SAL fur horses, &c. ur all aim, that metr won ribose 100 gs at any one time; 3 yrs old to rarer 6.t. 101 b.; ♦ yr• old, lit. 31b ; 5 yrs old, Sal. 1011..; 6, awl aged, CIA. Marva allowed 31b. and • wtourr of 50/, to carry 31b. extrA —Two Mile Deals. Col. King's br. c. 313-ter Beverley, 4 yis old 1 1 Mr. Bell's b. c. Alfred, by Fitz•Tearle, 3 los old Mr. W. Fan crtl's br. to. Medora, 5 yrs 0111 Dr. ilidsdsle's b. c. Whiff, by Thunderbolt, 4 yrs old 2 4 Mr. Brandliog's hr. c. Kramcambuly, 4 yrs old S dr. Mr. Cooper'. b. g. by Knowsley, out of Tarnitrtane's dint, 5 yrs old Sir W. Minter'. cb. f. Eva, 3 yrs old Mr F. Watt's ch. t Ilattuali Lappi.4, by Black Sir Cii.irles, 3 yrs old Ma. ft br f. roily, by l'untelrod, 3 yrs old.. dr. Mr. N IS. lluitesou's b. c. Dart, 3 yrs old dr. Mr. Richardson's 1., c. Meow, by Churn., 3 yrs old dr. Sir M. M. Sykt> .. b. f. P4usitia, 3 yrs old Mr. Bell's b. c. Slow and Easy, 3 yrs old Jr. WEXFORD ASSIZES. Solomon Doran was on the 13th March triccl fur the murder of Ilenry Loftus izell, E,q. Mary Cavanagh sworn. Knew the late Mr. Flaxen ; hved with him as serv.mi ; remembers the evening el the murder, which was on a Smedley ; does not rcanen►lwr the month; it was limiest time; was in the parlour with her master, blowing the lire ; a mien suddenly tattered the room, .he did not know in what run►uer lie got into the house ; lie fired at her mast. r ; she would nut know bin►; the man appeared a big man to het ; she was greatly frightened ; he was black cued and datiguised ; had thump-e►gmes round hi* bead, and something like ae chandler's shirt or frock over hi* clothes; it was after nightfall; her master fell back lei the chair; be war taking his ter; when the man fired at her master 1w oiderril her to leave the way ; she did not, however, quit the room; her toaster anal the man struggled together; another matt entered and fired; he was a low-a:zed man ; her master fell inside the parlour door, ■od she weed out, and went to a barn which iv dope to the house, where site staid a considerable time ; in going out of the honor thought slw saw three men at the kitchen door; could not tell, to consequence of her fright, that their faces were blackened ; thought she beard another shot inside the house shortly after the entered the barn ; ■ candle was lighting in the room when the men entered ; after some tame she wet* into the house with others from the barn, and found her master dead; they ens mined the body. but could not tell how many wounds be had received. as his clothes were on ; found the candle lighting; ■ pair and a half of new blanket., a sheet. and • quilt, patched and stuffed, were taken away; there were several colours it► the quilt; did not take particular notice of it, said could not therefore tell what colours were iii it, but it appeared to be a new quilt, and was of the same &script l as the one produced in Court ; could not swear sleet it was the tsetse quilt, only it was patched nod new; took up the guard of a gun nest snernitig in the apartment where her mover aas killed; Ins body was then lying in the room ; did EMI ~i~iiii MOSTYS HUNT RACES. Ou Wednekday the Mumps Hunt Races took place, on Cottisforol Heath. The Wowing horses started, and afford ed excellent spurt : A Sweepstake' of lugs. each, fur barges not thorough bred, that have been regularly hunted with Sir T. Mostyn's, the Duke of Heaufint's or the Vuke of Grafion's bounds; weight per age. Rude by Gentlemen. (6 Subscribers ) Two mike. Mr. Harrison . " g. ff. Pantaloon, 5 yes old, by Grimaldi I Mr. Drake's b. g. Farewell, 5 yrs old, by Flcdley laud Ati.uses b. b. Harlequin, 6 yrs old, by Surrender Mr Phillips's cb g. Fivirlur, aged Sir H. }ion's cis aged Pd Mr. Lloyd slid nut name. Fifty ;tti tt eas, the cat of John 114rrisou, Ecq fur hunter, 12. t. each. Two milts. Mr. Hari icuto'io Pant*luun, by Grimaldi '''' Mr Dorrien'• Hand:cap Mr. I. l 4lney's It K. Mr. Dr:olie't Farewell Mr. Phi Irmidits C.,t1)11. I Jo.ldrell't eb. K. Air H. Peyiuu's ch. g Lord Aoa.ou's lloiolrquiu dr A Coop value lOgi. Nod 1100. in specie, given by Sir Thomas Most> 00, for homey the inuperiy of Catania, two-mils wo.on won at two beats, by Mr. G. Couneer's b g. by Doubtful Mr. Colb 'lgo Mgt's lo K. Little Maooto r 2 1 Fut; others alfo •tarl.•d. There were tiro mulches, uue four wiles, and the other tut), *loch affurdrd much sport. THE GRAHAM HUNT SPRING RACES. ice regret to state that the superior and extraordinary sport attending diem races, uu Tuesday last, was attended by a fatal mid melancholy accident, in the death of Mr S. Shelton, of Elmhurst, near Lichfield, who rude his own borer, George, in the race fur the Farmers' Cup. la the third heat for the same. as mute as the leading horses had arrived Sway between the distance-stand and the winning. chair, • man em horseback, not observing the other horses town( tu , attempted to cross thee courser is the rear of those which hail passed, when he came suddeuly is contact with the rider of the George h. g. who was thrown violently from his seat, and lay senseless us the course. Every assistance was Immediately procured, mail he was bled freely us the spot. It was, however, soon ascertained that he had received • dasixerons concussion e the brats, from the agitated torpor to which he remairal, and un which all remedy was powerless. lie was removed on • dour to a mum in the Gonad Stand, where be lingered is the same hopeless state wail aeon un Wednesday, when he expired. The unthinking author of tide accident was himself unhorsed by the shuck, and arreived a fracture of the collar bout. Tiro other area, ou foot, were knocked down by the runaliag horses; and our brat was probably lust by Mr. llohiason's Wrestler, from the circswstaaie. We mum eaut Acre forbear to allude to the scsadahnis Issas *sr in which the course is usually kept. The couipary attending lima races un Tuesday 1/11118 very nose:roue. The Grated Stand was full, theories few ladies were present. Among the carriages, lie. on the course, we a/Immersed Lard Atrsua , who delete four beautiful haps the Vistineratcsa Aewn was on the him by his side; the Vacs Lund I.isalerrast of the rowdy of Stafford, Lord Dart mout h ; Lend Fieldiag. Lord l'l)nroutb, Lord Aylusfard, the Mos. Mr. Comm, Sir W. Cite Boutin, Sir Walter illueut, Sir Delltuglisue Graham, Hun. Mr. Meyoell, Mr. logs, Lady F. 1 .4 simile loge and dau,girltia, Grn. Sir lames /.sin, 6n I.lyull, Mr. and Mar Termant, Mr. and Mrs Ca ,e, ltr house •na f.ann'y, Mr. and Mr•. J. Mott, Mr.. I. Wou house, Mr. and Mrs. flolenta. Mr. and 11. s. V 111011.1.4, M • Greville Howard, Mr So antral, Mr. 11• Lover, Mr. 11•EQ Mr. Learnt, and Mr. l'iarlierheri. An ))))) est the (,tookArla from the Leicestershire Clout wtse—Mr. Moir, c al m., • Barclay and Dirahyrauy, Mr. 'Joslyn, Mr. Loranie Mono, Mr. Platen, See. The following are the part:euiars of the sport : A Farmers' Cup, nine 25z0. and 25zr. i n sre, e , ❑ l ,y the Hunt Club, and 104 s fur the mu , onil horse ;... •• he. not thoroutTla bred). 'firri.orrile ho•t Mr. Dab's', ch. S. Sir Harry, by Shunt' ruo k cl I 2 Mr. Rubinson), rh. g. Wrestler, 5 yrsott .... o 0 I j Mr. Goodman's t 4. g. Dot, by ditto, 4ynui l 1 2 n j Mr. Mallet's hr. g. DPNI.I. by Eigh, ...... 2 o ai Mr. Cooper's br. m. Little Partinie, 5 yrs ~1.1 3 a n ,ir Mr. S. Shelton's b. g George, 5 yrs oil ..... . 0 0 ft', Mr.Goorlatra ch. en. Atalanta, by Facials'', 5 yrs old Mr. Pescy's ch. to. Donhtless, ag.ll Mr. ['snares ch. d. Coventry, 6 yrs old Mr. Hasaall's ch ni. Juliet, by Slang() 4 yr: old dr. Mr. Bairlerlone's ch. g. Farmer, by George, ti yrs old dr. Mr. IVvlab's br. m. Stella, by Nyder Ally, 6 yro nit dr. Only fire placed. A Hunters' Stakes of Ten Guinea, ear h (for ho, ;Tr, Lie ",,t thorough bird), belonging tu Gentlemen of the 11,1,t Club. Two ma, heats. Sir B. It. Graham*. Ir. S. [tenor:* ..... . • 2 1 Lord Belfast's b. z. Sprint! Mr. It. Vanglotou's bg. liautvervaarkotsdnr . ... " -2 prakingateb.lern • Hun. Mr. Canyon's hr. g. flutany Hay Mr. Jarria's eh. m. Georgiuna Moorlyn'a hr. no. I:member' lArs Mr. H. Chttoynd's br. g. Odrton Mr. Itobiusotis eh. g. Wrestler Only three placed. A Hunters'Slakrs of 5g.. each, fu► bones. Ike. tnr r! 5:1 , r1 'of Members uf tht Grthatn Hunt Clu!).—T.i., '.:.... Ileats. Me. W. F. Chetsrnirs br. m. IT) trintli %1 E:7 I 2 ! Mr. Peers br g. Britlits Sir B. R. Graloire'. b. m. I Ail eery lion. Mr. Comm's br. g Q.turn Mr. Vaughan's hr. c. Quietly Mr. Butillbee't b. g. Sir linger Mr. Chetwode's b g. lingo . .. Au admirable race, the first boat woo by h.1!1 a 'nail ; tt: remaining beats closely cuutested. The Nuneaton Sisk's of Sgs. each, with 100, addr.l be !1.. Hunt Club, fur horses, not thorough be, .1.-- fwu ALI. Heats. Mr. Litcss's b. f. Anne, by Grimaldi, 4: rs old I II Mr. Biorknill's b. g. Mercury, by Yilelock, 3 2 Mr. J. Farnrll's bl. g. Sirnnvr, by Million, IS yrs (.1.1 0 Mr. G. Buirlotes b. c. Sir Roger, by Sir Rcg•nal.', 4 yrs old .. Mr. Taverner's b. c. Forester, by Woodman, 4 )ra old 0 0 Mr. Towles 's b. g. Joseph, by Transit, 5 yrs old Mr. Booth's b. r. Ranter, by 4 y. 9 old Mr. H. Borba'''. b. g. hickey, by York, aged Ouly tbrec placed. The Gentlemen of the I - Innt Ilvew off at Swiaf•n, on Wednesday asurning—upwards Of 300 horsemen i:: the 6,1. 4 , and found at Mr. Manley's Gorse: • fine buret or ran„ mitintes followed—the fox killed in view—reputed to Jc utie of the sharpest t [Forts of the reason. TILE CHASE. Tbc Prince Regent's sin hounds will meet on riursety at Virginia Rater, at ten o'clock. Mr. Conyers' hounds will meet on Thursday at Common; Saturday, April 10, at Sir T. Nesve's Gate. DEATHS. On Wednesday, the 17th ult. a t Elmsteail.place. moinley. Kent, Lucius O'Brien, Esq. lately au attorney at Crosol.iisl, is Lincolnshire, aged 26. He had quilted the profession the law, and was uu the point of losing ordained to valuable church preferment iu Yorkshire. On the Mb of Hatch, at Vevey, Switzerland, Wolk. Sophia, wife of Dr. Mackie. of Suutliamptioi. This was a daughter of the Rcv.J.ilin des Champs, Lowy )1.41rA pis. ceiling. to I ) .4:cc Henry of Prussia, afiewards of the Savoy Chapel io Londuu, and Rector of Pid.li. Lion, ia the county of Dorset. On Saturdsy, the ".7th ult. Mr. Thomas Wynn, of 2..1. mistburpe, near Stamford, aged 56, During the King's first illness, he was an attendant of his Majesty's pers..... On Monday, the 15th alt at Eggesfurd.house, Heron, die Hon. Frances FCIIOIM, wife of the Hon. Newton M.P. fur Andover, suit youngest daughter of the Lett Castel Sher ard, of Huntingdon. On Wednesday, Catherine, wife of Gerald Earl of St. Jsmeer,quare, in Bath, and daughter uf the i....e Sir Lucius O'Brien Bart. On Wednesday, the 31st of March, at Vehrooke Palk, is the County of Demo, in the 23.1 year of her ae., tt.. Ito.. Charlotte Isu,Jale , wife of the Hun. Charles ..f Ilaughtrin, in the County of York, and third daughter ..1' t4c Right Hon. Lord Clifford. 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