The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-12-10 00:00:00

DREADFUL FIR!. io d l y niorning. about three oel ek, an tire broke out to Lisle-street. I,.leeet r e, 1 0 the extensive premises occupied by Mr. as the Meat - tau CofDe-house and Asneri con ' re gret to state. that Mr. Simeon and ,if e perished in the d trues !—A waiter, who i t h e garret. s said to be missitig ; awl a dreadfully burut th it his recovery is Same lodgers who te r Ili the 110045, „ ji b t h e waiters tit tile tem.ile servants, * Won't clothing, lase:toed, p4rtly by the tiel partly by the street door, upon the olarin •on a by the watchmaii. , fi re broke out in the lower part of the pre but how it ori4inated is net yet ascertrined. then sn hour after the skims ww. given, the premises were completely destroyed. The s iter, who tind tawnely e.eupril with his life ,eoiillslriitiou. on hearing that his to esteratsil -ere W6 , 111* rushed hack iutu the house, , met as t h e staircases liy such s volume of an d hate. that he could not effect his praise e'ilect. A servant bay, who leapt lute the street ~indoor. is much hurt, hut out dangerously. ema, who unfailing:o(ly perished,. was ill I Pithrtll 1101T1rgif! to the late Duke of Po r t. tie d atteurled his Gra7e at his death, from true Ire haul been heed cook t.) his Royal isesi the Prince -of Wales, lle afieriveris t he house in osesams, WAS fitted up in wr ier style of elegance as a hotel siol The unfortunate people were but rreenly r l,soil had no children. The firemen were, ~a ,l, most sueerrosful in prrysiding the ravers Ow devouring element from eveuding tirtaer. is nreteetiug the property Of the neighbours. resaoved during the existence of the dims f a es the heat of the ruins, it was impossilge to %Lenny effectual search yesterday for the bodies tho- who perished in the coullagration. not whstastion4 the Ore was completely extinguished 'ldle ell:row,. rhe St. Innes's and the Westistiestrt Volunteers st , 4 ivith greut pro , nptnemps the ocewnon, . every possible awistauce to the suf. m the removal of their property, awl in the ravages of the destructive elemew. . ' SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS. Se Sitorday the third sod Inst meeting took Ore seder the Ce.ainissioit against tins Gen tles The meeting was numerously attended. ahhougti ■tauethen 3 er WOOL was proved, isekiag a aid of abode 74.0001. Some further attempt* sae to prove bills drown by O'Sullivan. in as, se Irish stamps, eshieh sort warmly ro b) Sir Richard, who stated. that he had nets, defrauded of the consideration for them. . be bad 'scaly 10.000'. of the seine de ao bills, accepted by Fourdriiiier and Co. Ihers, which he hod not himself beers allowed prove against them. He added, that he relied the support of the honourable part of his ert resisting such clsiins, notwithstanding the end perverse aaisrepretiostatioos, of which, ...eircisuat, he bad lien the sistrject. 'liner dine authors cuss fannta, sad abemos- Cfnmobooleteetaims for MSS. which Sir Richard esetvisere not worth six-pence, and as such, laded Secs accepted by bun. and in consequence theirthires were rejected. dim it, at this meeting a schedule of the estate au produced, when it eppeared that Mr. Wilkie ne, toe public accountant, who h ul bees employed fir this purpose by toe assigne es . had asce►tained that Frei hol of claim would nut exceed ioB,oool. that the undoubted assets were at least 164.0001. including same contiogetices, were imi.oool. sing iti ins case a surplus of 36,0901. and iu the sther a; 90,0031. la 00 co haz of some miscellaneous inquiries, it trontrel that S r Rickard had paid to authors, within thr last twelve yam, upwards of 49.0001. towards of wool. to designers and draughtsmen, ma uipsards of iti,onoi. to engravvr4 ! The g.lerrl salsfaction was such, that one cer- its bent!' produced, more thou 40,0001. was 01 for in ten minutes, and a More ■ereeet.le prof his seldom been offoJe I in (iuildh•all of the tshitsry and equitable provisions of our Bankrupt whsn the requisite confidence exists between and creditor. Count &mosso positively contradicts the state- bent of that fabulous writer. Mr. LEWIi num, who tells us that Lucid* poisoned hiv firvt `ire..—" A regard to justice (says the Count) ob. hit , iie to declare that I was in Paris when the ilk; I heard it was from a decline, nor did I even Ina a biat of so atrocious a deed. As to his effrc • etitsduct to his wife and family in his second matte, 1 believe there doer not exist a doubt." Is the late seizure at Harwich, by Mr. Lovsnalis suety-fear bars of gold, it is remarkable that iteli har ehonld be secreted in a large Scheme of lb New Plea of drawing the state Lottery in One Dn. so the 13th of Febrility next, contenting tautly the lime number of Capital Priv s. Calm. in Ifistiourry of Cornwall, gives the fol. 'mitosis account of his countryineu's mann. r "mting:-.•" A gentlemen and his wife wi:l ride imalke limn, with his neat neighbour, end alter 4 7 Of twayse, these two couple goe to a third : iu 7. 1 E 11 Prevent they eucrease like +now-Mills, till, ugh their burdeaeonse weight, they breuke Estittirrta Anuer.—This venerable pile wit 1 . 1 ! tt...or e d t o all its f ormer gran deu r . Mr. Ws t'r Is . he Architect, has undertaken to put the wall.. , instnents in a complete state of dora!sility, without 7° 11 2 the leas. injury to the monument.. A dray !! e f "Iv original structure has been found in a vase --"'" from the Court or Records, in a high a sir a Prefer,* lion. Front this the artist will be en.` l 'ltml s L Produce II the minute ornaments which time lies 7"Yvtl. The mints which stood to the tot:lied air to r e3ppear. N r are hippy to learn that the old Pea bank. in . : vicinity of Boston are now in much a stdg of es to preclude the poseilAtv of any rics;l elitin vatoons by the water on the eirigatouvls , g ' T 'ro't hr so extraord i nary r i se o f t h e tide.—toot" and Rotel wick new sea banks ate aitoc,at to he " " 1 Y ve-coustfuctiti. D. Otto! ty mt .r:3: ti re 131 e, ~, the i ra .es the! We re; " l ife rn i is the rid ti et) &PSI er s od pant , . tat pin by Tie fi re Iwo • ; hat hry , •kod Own an premise waiter. *I t hecoullo! • were IT oil e aka . and 111 ' h t •o' window two:1. s od fothrt. 14. 5 ,,d att. t i hate he 4itrttl the t• N e house . iref lor ate Ttte t nett, and 1 1 , 3 ,1, mot Ott derouri a l in protect et..h vas feta , Inca we .1 stae any effe of 0104. Who a:hate-nit tt{ the etcnin The St. JAI ittadtqi wid sad !twitted Irmo iu tht 'as the r SIR Oe Seterd face seder tires. Tie meetir Wore that osi of aboa ow aide Wu, on lived by Sir proAy delro and that be =pc ata of el 'them W OcroVe agai the Bopp in resit I end o this seems Toe or do CNA AOC wiewnittert IA oft Irma diwirehiras , oat produce. NO. the pub' kilns plriel reel km I t Ind that the ' and inclutbt leasing to at ether a; oa,l la the co ti•orrel 0 within the ' toot ni t o f t and oi,er.tre r The g.le Skate bet aped for proof hi 4 ° Natatory int Lie% when debtor and Count Z bent of th why atfe.—" A tZas one to do l l ; h,, leer a hist hottoe tats Is the Is tr lu ty-fo ' what •t 4 New p • on /vett! the PUri sf netting toahke el et two , • p e r l Lrough tl t 41 11,1 e." Wtseut ite the Architt *moments dolvz the tut of the LI-5 Iron Prtlereatio , is Product ‘totr,ty,,t . Ile to rea l N ear ,, titt Bs eitiniratlOn he tee anti II re ELECTRiCAi • Tire tikis tn., lower provinces of Venezuela &nil Cari seas are fun .4 Om elo,ctricsl refs (culled Tre.noc6s by fir- :iptuttsrols. and dagrifirs Treardahaates lay the French Costunists of tioryaii.o). They era, also in - the smaller lake. which are seattered lu:duals to the Iran plains that lie hdwedi the river. I humid' auol Apart. The ancient road which lea ii:•ar Llnttica has beets abandoned, on Item:nit u 1 tile 'Unger, run by those win, cru,sal the water-, itt which the moles were soddenly struck with ago iriaisuble cow motion. retidtreal part lytte, rod afro thotritett.. Veit' Mira trie ti•hcruisti rtco.,:ted eat elect rte. shod:, the couiluctor of *lnch tea.. hi% Gut.• 'foe electrical eel is six feet loin.—Tice Indians hare so great r (1111141 ol' this ere.li Ili ~itch re , pogo:ince to approucli it while living, tldt M. de HutuMililt had the utmost difficulty to 'Audi' si.b• jects for his experiments. lie *sited several de ) s for this purpose in the little taro 11 of Calabozo, having learned that here they abounded. The owner of the house where he lodged exerted him self to procure some. hut i.i vain.—At tenon he resolved to repair to the spot, where tlisso , eels were met with. Here occurred n spectacle of the newest description sod most rat rani-11113r). kind,. About thirty mules 11111s1 horses had been splieia ) driven together from the neighlsouri;:g . savannahs, where they live almost iu a wild at ate, o pl ore so o Immo. that the price of tiny one is but seven shilliogs, when are proprietor ran be ascension-41. The luintris. by driving them on a il woes, forced them to seek reluge in the water. where they kept thrin by piesenting harpoons tis . e.l at the end or 100 C cities, suit by violent shunting.. The eleetricial eels, routed by this tumult, row I to the surface of the water, And saionniitig like so tunny livid serpeotv, pursued the !•iclte.ss quadrupeds, sod glidi..g wider their ti,i,set, c•.ro tounu•ated the most violent and mild shocks. The terrified horses, sufferiii4 aguis:ct, raising their mattes, soil (Willing lire from weir *tonsil: 1 z eye balls. rolling tit icon, in vita endeavour. ii to escape. Is less than five minutes two of them sunk wrier the waiter, and were dromned. Vic tory seemed DOW to &Chill! But their activity began to faiigued he the repotted exertions of 'heir ner.oivi misty 1.44 frequently discharged tlicir electric flood.— The horses which had survived the etrly aus..ks, gradually recovered their strength, mid •t the end or as. hour the gyiunoli retired flout toe comfort in such 8 VIM. ,i 1 livigitor and 81111.18,1 . 1011, that thee• were without difficulty &siva to the shore by curds having little brink• "i thvi The Court of isoug's Seiren did not *it on Se torday, Lord Ett.saannoLuit having on I tidily tinislird the busmen at W.e. reasuater. The Sittings us the City commence chi- day. An order was expected throug!,out the whole of Salutary for au embargo me all Swedish vessels; but although as account ha* hero taken of the number ships under that in the venous ports in the kisigiluiri,,Criavermuent. we understand, leave net ensue to any determinatiou an the sons et. Saturday afternoon a convoy, in which were se veral large ships, sailed from tbe Down* to toe Westward, coder mower of the Victory, of um wrier. There are letters, it is mid, in town, from Bour deaux, to the date of Monday last. winch men tion, that the Eepedition lining, out in the Scheldt were to take cm hoard a body of 10,000 troop., for the purpose of ramming our coasts, and reuswiug the alarm of invasion. Some more American Journals have been , e• ceiveri, including a 1. w Notches Papers to the mid dle of Ostoher. The revolotiou in ear Florida was occasioned by the Convention receivi , ,g intel ligence that they were betrayed. and that Cilivernor Fuleh had a galley at Dalvestoon, iu which he meant to embark the Menthes for Pensseole; mod that he himself wee in the taster's part of the pro- Mace, alarming and MOVill , g snow: (lie people. Afar the reduction of Boon Hoag.. the troops of the Convention seciired the (;41VCS31 -, r in his own house, hot not maul he hail mule a des 1111 resiatance, and been severely wounded.— The Convention wan, rid to be divided as to the meat surei they should pursue ; three of the Members Gettig decidedly in favour o acceding to the Ame rican Confederation, to which the President him self was not supposed to be averse ; a bile the otheis were bent upon ['mint lining, by arms, their recently proclaimed independence. Several ageots had arrived at Washingren. and had an interview with Mr. Madison ; but the precise object of their unworn' wee lint known. A large ship from Malave, with not more than half of s cargo. OM% ea os Saturday iii the Downs, after having landed several proem:-re at Dover. OW 11.hant she fell in with a Freuch privateer, which. .ner a smart action, she succeeded iu best ing elf without any lam in either killed or wounded. Her slits were full of shot holes, cud although one shut pleased through the cattier windows, moue of the paoiem;ers were hurt. Oo her t eenage, she saw the arifesiy. of Dover. Capt. NIIDDLITON, with fruit from St. Michael's. for London. The ship Pomona. of Hull. Writ with timber. from Quelerc was sent us' Friday night into Dover by the Gos hawk sloop (.1 war. which recaptured her. She reports that s-versl of the ves..-ls, of winch she formed a part, h rye been taken by French privateers.—Tim Frenchmen when they found they could not ewe off the Poo time. re• turned and took out their men, with whom they mole their escape, wi.hie 004 v oyage. They slid not take ally of her crew, or soy thing nu liii•ad her. A &serer fro•n the FreiwN army in Spain an tied 4 few tla►r since sat ilath ; he ie 1 native of A:191)+6. awl followed the oerupition of a ra•aonl iurs:..r ; hut wa: compelled by the Cun•crtnt Law to join the army; urdervil into the Tyrnl, a n d was enKage.l in the heat of th it drstn►chre This poor German lea nfterw•r.l4 in w eh v ,l into Spaist. liie nt.conitt of Oie .ittrrriit a ci of 'Mown' o•imen tt eolitrates. form• a inn-t interesting Sill rhe"4 h..w the Contno•nt has sunk muter the allicting tyraiwical rod 13ua*%'milt*►.. 11 Os -, prd f►..m the Anne or the Urolint, stsikabg with fimine *ad hi. watrirlo, and ren••hed 641401 w. aivre hr Hirt **eh a goad Satsumas,. who adtui r.i.torei: to hit , recovry, tind prururtd him a passage t Effilaoite , LA' LYTP.LIGENCE. COURT Or comm 4 . 4 s ELE.ts, SAVAGE V. rcror. The Plaintiff, a Captn.o t,••• army, and 'soli of Admiral Savage. brun4tit tt.io. at 1.011 to recover of the Defendant, a Kentlrw.o ,i 1 the eervice of ifie East India Cotnpaoy. lit. fur three. quarters' rent, "tater, to Ire doe (or tit, use of ;i hotpot: at toil. It appeared that the Pr.oitt::if had t"keti lease of the preinOes of a Mr. 1/oi:ca, for ...vets scare, and the Dytentlatit rc,trreil to take tl:e house Coon the naiad" . fur a part of the trim of the tea"e. S lore dilf..rei.ce sit coo r..,1 on the t of nutiee in gat!, It waA all, ,al that the Defendant had left il ia pioen t oie. inm , eoe.erlt, auti 1141. thy Plaintiff had a right to ill. ~ n ose ,ttn,, incluti2d charge for fixturo th—The Plaiti.tt, atter a Ictig triad. was notisiiit"d on a point of Id., with liberty to more to u ve(dict.— file Sitting% ended at VVe"taninater, and the Jails &Alai grd the Court. OLD BAILLY. Da“ P. Henry Carpenter. ;Veiling. Noyes. and Ckerks I Cooper. were tlidieted 1.4 toe:diag u diamond ling. 1 a liesll riiiK, a p,ur of ;old braeelcia, an opal cusp stt with pearly, a rio.,y bllilp. It i; OM ritg„ a told I chain, utol a variety or other arnelea of jewellery, eevrna itAirs of eluet , , bt... the property of Tho locis lifore, F. or: of Ay eshury, in his dwelling ! hoto.e. There wits a sec I count, charging the t PI:MAWS ts t' 11 having stolen two mires tea-wspoos, I awl a .:leer stag .r-tongs. the property of Sarah. 1 littapp, in the loud darelinig.houwe. It app.:wed from the evidence of Sersh Knapp, weittag-aunt.in t o Lady Ayleidotry, that the family left their t tlit , whets se. en Seymour-place, Ma) fair. I mill *rut to the conittly on the 14th of Jinn.; pee -1 volt, to their departure, the attest.* locked up the i articles stated is the ill•tic:•n.lit it. a ckest or draw. art--the k..e. of She drawers wean also locked sip, mu! Irk in roan. TI..- f Willy returned nu the 14th of Octus.er ; the Vitt I IVII4 WI the following day had oceio.',ott to go to the drawer, huh found it nape.- slide to ual , .ck them ; a smith was sent-for, who opened the it; the property was not missed until the Saturday h ollowing . Mr.Tolvosetid the otheer was then seta for. who inspected the premises. Towtomoil stated, that in consequence of what he hoist ohaerved on elormining the drawers, he was I convinced the robbery must have been cotniaitted by ...me pwroon 4.r pe . .0.114 eh.. bash atter*. to the hollow; and understanding that Mr. Lisle, the up ' bolsterer, of New liond-street, had sent some workmen into the house to repair the furniture, at . .. his request Mr. Lisle attended with his two appreu tines, Cooper and Noyes, who, with Carpenter, e journeyman, hail beta employist to the rej,s:r of the huskily,. : Carpectt r 0,1 wet sent fur. Tie witness then wcot to the lodging* of the Prisoner Carpenter, accompanied by Mr. Lisle soil Mrs. Knapp, who, in the course of their search, idunti tied tan Cheinikev, the property of Lady Aylesbury, which had been takrii from tite dr:niers: they also found a nuusnar of new gluier*, a great quantity of pawnbrokers duplicates, and *piece of poplin. Mr. Lisle statesk, that, in Jane host, ht: sent the Pfl•Onela at the liar to the house of Loral Ay lea. lousy. Ilat susswitrquetrice of wine he heard from Williston N:qes, alien the less were evitnineil st ILord Aylesouty's, he n4l.lll•ltlerd to winch a chest of dosser* in a room arljnisiing that in which - the riiisoner Noyes slept, in Ins house, where he found t*.ree pair of glove-. earpcirter, the journeyman, hail tree:. at work in the i mii,e for a day and • half, wh .ii th- two hors were not tli.oe. Po s es had been ',on hi 1 ... , o } ear , sii i u..re an execilratt cha. 1 Ca.'. I. -- .. .... . b o l,ert S i ,. row, bit piman to Mr. James Brooke. parrithrok-r, Paddingtonottriet, pis...laced a pearl-rii g %%hien had been pawned by the Prisoner ue ulna 3xth of June, in the acne of 11, , i1!tegr- , —the outlier-part of tile duplicate waft found in )•.e Prksotwr's lodgings. Mason, shopinan to Abraham Dry, pawn broker. of timih-street, Nlauchebtec-.quart. pre c-81 es 1,14:1 of -ilver sug in tongs, which had beets p.:tr0.,5 the I.ttit of A kignst, by a air,,inan, who sfate.l hers , If to be Moir Carpenter. use cooki te...part of •his duplicate was found to the Prison. er's ikidgings. Imre Koss. servant to another palsoltroker, produced a piece of prndko about four yards. and two teaspoons; the first article had been posited un the g/d of Juue, nod the others nit the id of Au gust, by a *omit:. in the name of Mary Ann C,r pettier ; tne counterpart of this duplicate was also Knauer& Mts. Knapp could not positivity identify any a the articles, except the tan chemises, which had b ee n roux! in the prisoner (7:treater's room : she knew Lady A.lesbury bad lust a p-arl ring and a quantity of gloves. which were like those pro duced, but she could not take upon her to swear they were the same; neither could she ideldify the angar-tongs, tea-spoons, or the piece of poplin; I the quantity of poplin missing was about 14 yard.: she had lost te.oskploons and a moor-tongs Ikr those produced. sold the - poplin was something ot the seine colour. Th., Jon y found the prisokier Carpenter guilty of steeling to the vitae of 119-• and neganteriCooprk and Noyes. Jaws Gin. George nod Ricr,ard .1 yetis, were indicted Ca tdomously cs9.ltilite g IVeston. potting hint in fear of his lift, and tal.iug from Isis person, againvt 1116 will, 16,1011a5 , , 4 1 . 0. M . pieces. 1 old crown-poser, 15 . a 11. Bank of England woe, a truer, and a knife. The Pro.ri•iit or, oho is employed hy o firmer isf the name of Pape-, tr..kilko4 kit the pak \sit of 11,k:- dim. had sold a hoot of h.tg too on she iniirpin4 of the -.2.p!, f November, far wioe lie receivcd 71. in o.r mo:i , r• :iv Ow i•oic - Mesa; on his way house, iti;oilt elgtet eis tile• eltd.llllll4 of the 1 , 3111..! shav e he was .I.1;0?, I t i t , ar live mile toone on the Edgware.roskl, I a ih-ee one of whom aklvam ed. awl Ike! I -otoloo. , .:.o. 0,..; to lo bie:eot, which h000k.:41 Wit' a pt,14.1, tII I eir111111:•'1...i his money—am Tail *ter. t.,11 0., iL .t.., r Is. was pelaiVe ads the Prio.kier ; r of 111.• pasty. alum Vl'too!att tootle 0° fl behind the cart, tel rifled p-k k..i • ; koey Co I took him about ;103 y float es a to 'n. . in •l kit sine a the hors: los tl, ; ;O ; to lbw•crett Oliice, is a bisect alter lit. e. . . her 7 met four Into on the road—they did Cot walk together—be Lade than good night; but bearitsg• them altigle repeatedly, he eripeclrd they owes. nut lor no good purposes ;..W•toneltditteig- rod•, aftrr thrtu •auttl'e(tinralorattled the lain of the t a.,ty, m p wan of the finale of Fordharu : while . • was examiiimg hlNi a came Up 1411 adman:4, him of the rohlaety. Findhantatatr4, that lie . hed been drinking at the Bella at IVilsdeit-graeu, house he used. The patroleieft Vordhare in -cot., • toily at the Crown public-house pa the 4tl g were 7 . road, and went iminethatelf to the.Bitli• ft. AV .;en k lee found that Yordnans egrk. tho'Priseners , at the. Bar had beat driakiitg : Shen: dairieg the.. evening. He tha t went sod ; apprehended (31M," . •Narris. mid Cogdell, at ;heir:respective lodgings , and in company with Vervees, assothrt parole; he took Clem to the Crown, where they %end Kr. Launee. the iuspector of the horse.patrole, to whets Norii.eaprkmed a wish to speak ; on b.iug /limed to bin% he immediately stated, that -if Mv. , Lawler wout4 accoespary him, et seed's. Aker, • hi, would &seater the place eheriCrideti Imd'lMle • • the money. Mr. Lettuce ind Weight oix:ordleglf. • cent with him to the garden at the heck W hi,' ort a cottage, where he scratched the prlserty *eta hank. fhe money was prodtte;d in Conn, and agitetV , exactly with what sac stated in the indictuientat; there was also a letter which the Noakes', W. ton had *intro to his sister, and to which he wilt. culsrly swore.] When the parties were taken to Recast's!** the next clay, Gill avetied Northavith having bees the ringleader. in which arcomitioo C•gdell coincided. Norris recriminated—and pointed out bill es the. Most tulpable person. Nine of them attempted is • deny the robbery. I:outtakes, against whom ins : thing appeared, had been liberated. A greet beet.. bee of • persona came forward to speak to the chaw racier 'of Cogdell; some of them alseAeponetl the general r oad charm ter of the ten other prime, ere. They were all four.d guilty, Inn reconnected/ ea to mercy on account of their )oath, and oe tied lence haviiig been committed. Jtorplt Sexton was capitally eamocted of bleiera rientity breaking and eat eriag the daeliiiattemme a Messrs. Let and Watery, mid stealing five piece", of cattibleta. value tol. their property ; as was Alit Farley, for stealing a fettilier.b4 holster. and miles articles. in the derolling.house of Doha Adenoma The follnwiox pr semen' were fiend Reilly of tbs under-mentioned charges :--Jewes Het. for OAF roll five knives, the property of Charles Gres. vatic 39a.; Jarabriuktna, for Ntraltog en tembeelho. the prt.perty of W.. 1. Srv,gilog; Sarno and fra, , ci.eo Firrara, for stealing a wateh a the rroiterty of t;eorge Morris. Five tvere aelLuitteri. The tend) of &Wig') CUSfitia 1.000. far forgoer. • a a . pot adr 'titi !list Se. , riol.s, svititipal *nue* for the V./wooer being Ithaca. • " NIDDLI:sEX sasSIOAS, Mc. IL litlS 11 IHOT. Pa f rit.k Wiry. Et . ,:.bs hi, wife. Miens Merlin, Owen Hr.llrq. Aliehoel Moron. M.r Cunningham.. Curaelarss Shrughberin. awl Mferfasti rits.eratil. won. put to the Bor. rhar t ..d wits not etfd moon on tho menus of wv. lt. eil 1t eoneiiii.le. John Owen. J•ines l'ene. and soother stehti , en. on the I I th . - f Ntrptstr.r M r . G ui rfr,v, fur the prosreutirm, et t ra , that the Mretiflaitia'at the Bor were eight ow of ems. Ares. against wilco • bill bed been rotted fora molt • serious riot suit asimult; the•otlflfr did Nat 'Flme.. to iinvear during the present esiirtuse.va. The I)acisilaiits funned a part of the inhabitauts of a court situated in Ilicßul St. Giles, called LIM. celles-court. On Or night mentioned its the nobelium - 0, there Lad Lrcu a I hriateoing in ca. of 1 the honor* in this court, • ceremony which. wv well as fuswtals. 'isiiisowt this clam of persons. was •Iways kept up with great spiths After the company hail eitii ) e.,•l th ei . o irlv., t ill jo ss . l eap. o'clock, some of them art. 'mined to visit • lodged at a M.:4. Stapp:,}'', in theoaueti sad • it lie arts retired in e rvi, to ~,o se bliCoy and Slang'firrias arecireshOy aril ta Mrs. Mir phep, sob knocking at her witotory, ingoirmt if her lodger was in Led ; Mrs. Murphy sArd what ti.ey weaved wit • hits at that late hour of the night ? towhieh ° they replied in very Abusive terms. and desired the w—e to come out and they would Ice hir t • attack en Mrs. 11turpliy's chastity reused her ire. and she did opcii the door. but it was only to • throw a wet cloth in M'Coy's face. This wee the signal for cornrmniing offensive operation'. sod au immediate womb was, crimoiosccd ott Mr., Mary aohlowa, a,.wh acre 110011 destroyed.—Upsiri dips Mr.. Murphy hmled the watch. and the pease* tutor Itoi.urts, accompluied three Other*, (leaps ihto the court ; and Mrs. Murphy proceeding to i give flotrge gif Nl.Coy, the watchours ware *hoot take hula into cistody. when the other defendants who word round y. ith large sticks concealed undo o.eir coat.. imuretliately commenced an attack on th e isuiclimeu, who springing their rattles..stiore :I,it.tance CJme up, and a dreadful effigy ensued. 1 .1,24 ) 0... n t;ie petiole rereiired a ireryrno Iwere wound in the herd. sod anuthei in dm arm ; and lloherts etas got into a room in viten( the wlisre tle was Listen in • oral dreadful w'at'er ::!out the head and body.. and his P 9,11 orzrly art er•d from his lice by a biow..isith a In. 1.11(PV• . 1. • Ile 010 0 11 l' li•vog. take Ito octive putt in tvi..stisig i .iis *lieu ou the ll:wir. suit lie era oh.- iritrly lrfi for &A, and after the ritrt was tittellizit CO. limi. , l i.i 11:,:t .tate by isi. aosociatea. Thi...e f.ii.ts were roved itt eticleuer. arid tte Jitry loud all t:se Drfroiatus Guilty. inumeet Ow • it liitii,llry. Wig. Ftir.l W•l4 in - tided for ossoultittir Mary VI , A r,11.1, • child isouirr emu years of oge e with ,* I. teat to tonitsiit * raps.. Tlilii o—sa a 11:4•••V • 11( aggrareei atrority'.4-oTho t)elt. (Mint (I enroll/ begear, .55 ystwf••lll)•antl•tite 1Pr0... cirri*. k• , •t rt . li , lll if•mmi,s of Hogpii on parish ~, , r6itoos_ ; so i i , ..in the tlimi+-etee of the 01W14. Will. :i Wit, :ivq:li I. a r!emr Aid diltinet nieitrier. it tror .•r.. C,t; I:.e tvilain eel red her foto • field et if.. , I, fr• in tlx ie.ll4r. >old /lre ottoloystril to 1. , ...5..,:' ..1.114 i trriftese; stn.l af!irreatiiii ttireoleoo4 !i.. r lA. 1111 . if ,i , e . ditted t.rttl; soy *ha whist tar a I tl.i .e, hewiattil sm•ither 15.,; ivy Mr figlo. in i t ~.,.....,,,, .I,e iiist an alit luau name FA 1., Aso • i sopa iii the house s haw I.e ti4cf data Iwo 04 4 I r