The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-09-21 00:00:00

41, ---- . -r OLD neicEr SESSIONS—Sur. 20. Mid before Mr. Ja':'rc 'LEATH, Mr. ,Tustiee Ls At axe, Mr. Baren Se trot, mui $t :ftral Aldermen. Ye4terday, the Coitrt was crowded at a vary e arls blur, every person anxious to hear the trial of Wil liam Moss, for the late murder in f'eather's-court, , Ilolborn, and to see the person of the Prisoner Ladies of the genteelest appearance crowded every. part of the Court, and the heat was, for a time, in supportable ; many were obliged to be carried nnt of the galleries. At ten o'clock, the Judges eras rived., and the Prisoner, William ,Sfax, w a s p u t to t h e Bar, in lifted far the wilful Murder of Benj %min Mr. Cossr, on the part of the prosecittion, stat-d the case. He said, the deceased and the Prisoner had been acquainted, and were both in the habit of visiting Elizabeth Rimes, where they often met, but were, for sense reason, hostile to each other. It happened that the Prisoner was front home for some time, and, on hi-. return on the 11th of this• month, was seen walking up and down tha Court, apd look i'ig in at Elizabeth Rimes's window. The Learned Gentleman then wean over the evidence, as after wards detailed by the witnesses, and concluded by saying, that he should call the Surgeon first ; as, if he failed in evidence, with revel to the cause of the death of the deceased ; he Was aware that the Pri soner must be acqaisted. Mr. Hardy, a surgeon, at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, deposed, that, on the 12th of this month, between twelve and one o'clock in the morning, the deceased was bra aught to the Hospital ; when he LAW him, he seas dead. He examined the head, which had .some small wounds on it ;I there were also some slight mounds in the face ; but nothing more than. a man would be liable to receive in box ing. He sapposed he died of the wounds he receiv ed, but he could not positively say. It sometimes happenea, that persons died, after receiving blows. from other causes ; and, on tl:e whole, he could not positively say, that the blows given, were the cause of the death. Thomas Oven, a buy el sixteen year; of age, de posed. that he was, on the night of the I lth, stand ing opposite the lied Lion, in Weston-park, Lin coln's-Minas-Ids. The Prisoner came from Fifa- Owes-cowl, stood next door to the Red Lint for a short time. and then returned back to leather's noun. Prisoner having pulled off his jacket, or imock-frock, looked in at Elizabeth Rinses's win dow. After this, the Prisoner went up Feather's court, and witness followed him; bin, having lost sight of him, he went into Holborn. In a abort time after be returned, and, as he was walking along. he heard the sound of violent bl •ws, and Wtritto the end of Feather's -court, when he saw the Palioner bottling the deceased by one band, and him several blows with the other. Tlie de- Wised disknot appear te nz to any resistance; and, 'though he was on, his fee', seemed as if he would liner dalieu, but that the Prisoner held !linkup, The Prisoner then ran away, the deceased fell down, and groaned. What he saw, did not altogether last mote than a minute. After this, lea went to the 'Public-house, and, having called together several people, the deceased was carried to St. BarCht)lo. mew's Hospital. Mr. Justice Hearth said, be'saw no use in pro ceeding in the investig4ion,,ip it could, at in. only amount to manslaughter ; and whether it did amount to that, or not, remained with the Jury to con-ids. The b , y, his Lordship csbaerved, saw the dec. ased Standing on his legs, and the Prisoner beating him ; but the surgeon could not say, that this heating was the cause of his death. Ho 'Lire. fore left the case with them, to consider nliett.er she .Plisons r nas guilty of manslauglaer, or not ? as to mut der, it was entirely oat of the gat-Aims 'I he derv, in au instant, raw lied a vet JO Guii.'y fendevirkier. , Mt. Justice Heart' said, he was extremely sot ry tes.see such publications in the news-papers, and in papers crying about the streets, tending to preju . dice the public mind in this particular c.t:e. He was hapr, however, to see, that the Jury were so ready in pronouncing a verdiet, conformable to the • staia rules of justice. The Prisoner era* about five feet ten inches in . height, strongly made, and well proportioned. His ecanplexion wax pale. he had high cheek-bones, and was, in a trifling,degree, marked with the small-pox. Altogether he did not appear to be so desperate a that aCter as he has been represented. Jura litirrousim was indiesed for forging a certain . order, for the payment of 301. Ss. 4sl. and uttering the sante as true, knowing it to be forged, with in tenet.) defraud Mes s rs. Snead, Sykes, and Co. bank ers ; and also to defraud Messrs. Littledale and . te.iharlton Elliot, Clerk in the Bank of Messrs. Snead. and Co. in Mansion-house -street, deposed, that Messrs. Littlenlale and Fuy did business at his house. The Prisoner came to him on the 22t1 of Jim; last. about eleven o'clock in the morning, and asltectfor a blank check for Mr. Littledale ; who, he said, was waiting in a coffee-house for it. Witness "' was going to 'give him a bundle, but the Priso ner • said, lie warted but one. He accordingly gave him one, and he went away. In a short time after, on the same day, the Prisoner returned again, and s a id s Ise had made a mistake, as Mr: Littledale wanted • some more Checks . The Witness then gave him two quires, and he went off with them. Charles Lial, a Clerk in the same honse, remem bees a porter, of the name of John Burrows, corn ' ing to him on the 22d of June, and presenting a thtck for payment, which was now produced in °sum 'TheWhnest said, as soon as he looked at r it, 'he knew it to be forged, and desired the porter to bring the person there who gave it to him. '1 he porter accordingly wesst away, and, in about a qua: • ten of an hear, come back with the P:i , oner. Je•tus Burrows, a porter, received the :heck from the Prisoner on the 224 of June, arid vent with it to the bank of Messrs. Snead and Co. The Pri saner desired'him to bring the money to him at Gar saway's coffsinhouse. When lie was coming from the hank, after payment had been refused there, lie trust the Pris o ner in Change.alley, who asked him, I.o l itrielherte bad got the money ? The Witness thee * • . .s gawat a bad check, and he must go with , . A .1 • ' ker's. The Prisoner did not refuse to er 4 ". 4 .t.7 1 '% , • Aot said he would call at Garraway's, • eilleman was, who gave him the draft; , Lt•••4i . 4 • •ly v :silt there together. but the Fria i 1 " -., saner could not find the gentleman. They the, I went to several other cutree-huiws ; ited,ltt r•ngtl,. at the Turkey Coif, e-h,inse, the Pt isoncr Interlined to escape. The Witness then ()retook him. oftd , brought him to the banking-house. When the soner waiabrrught into the counting-house, he was s !arched, and the checks he had got in the morning flunk! on him, though he at tirst said, he had given them assay. He also differed in his account of the person he had gos the forged check from. at onetime saying, he had it from Mr. Foy, ausl, fit another. trona a Mr.- Several Wiznesses were then called, who proved, that the check was a forgery. Mr. Brown, ,a partner in Mr. Whitbread's hr,w ery, and several of the most respedtablc metchaats in London, gave the Prisoner a roost excellent elm ratler. Mr. Baron SUTTON summed up the evideuce, observing, that if the .fury had :Inv doubt on the subjea, his excellent charaeter should have a peat weight. The Jury retired, and, in half an hour, returned a verdiel of Grotty—hut strongly recommended him to mercy, on account of his good character and youth. the Prisoner WAS not 17 years of age, and a gen teel mild-looking lad. Calherim• Rase w.ts indiaed for the wilful murder of Elizabeth Monaghan ' by striking her with a poker on the left side of the head, of which she languished and died. It appeared from the evidence of Mary Cnrcaran,' that, in the'heginning of.fuly last, the Prisoner and the deceased, who lodged in the same house ssith her, went out to drink together, and, on coming home tipsey, they quarreled about the reckoning, each alleging that she had paid it. Words getting high, they came at last to blows; and, after snuffling for some time, the deceased pushed the Prisoner down on th.r bed, and held her there. After this, the .Prisoner ok up the poker, and struck the de ceased r. the Witness then wrenched the poker out of her baud, and turned them both out of the room. Spey both went up stairs fighting, and came down again in a short time. 'the nest day the deceased welt out about her business, and was often drunk before she died, which happened on the of August. Mr. Hardy, a surgeon, saw the woman after she was dead, and opened her head. There was :an abscess at the left side of the head t but it, as it was stated. she often got drunk, that might have increased the inflammation, and hastened her death. 111 r. Justice HCAII il said. in point of law, this could only amount t,. manslaughter. The bldw bad been struck on a• sudden provocation. The Jury immediately found her Godly of Man s/010W. Seventeen other Sut;•eritient, i;utclal tint name. The Kingsonts; Stakes, of 2 tgs eseliv with V)C4. by the Club. Three Milts. Sir H. Lippincott's Mirror, 4 }IN. old, 101 t. 6th. . . 1 Mr Glover:. I 1er,ch,..11, be Telescope, b yrs. o!.1, 1041. 2:b. 2 C.. 1 Kongscote's La Manchu, 4 yr.. oil, 10,t. 614. . 3 C .pt Ilarvey.Cin.terolla, be Quellar,sea, 6 yrs. 10st. 21b. 4 Mr. Lindow IlEntd - RAgatelle, 4 yrs 014, lOst 71b. fell down. 'Eight other Sultscrilert. Si.: to 4 agst La Msnelta, 2 t - 1.1 agst liagatelle. 4 to tag , t Mirror, 7 to 1 apt Ilei-cliell, 211 to I apt Cauderella. .Mr. br. h. Razur•liack, agst Mr. It. *NM'S% gf 11. Contract, list. each.-140 Miles 100gs.-..A dud 11...z.t.--A very capital race. Sir 11. Lippuic.4t`sMiror, 10st. 101 b. beat Mt. Bites Wash i:octon, Rht —*flute miles, 100p.—.A very capital rage.-. Sir tss 4 ea Mirror. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PO TSMOVT SrPT. 19. Arrived an uncommonly large Spanish corvette, of '24 pins, supposed to be a prize to the Amason frigate, fit:I:Iwo Parker, which arrived with her, and is under quarantine. Sailed the sloop, Cot Write armed-ship, and the Cbrer4 gun-vessel, for Plymouth ; and the En treprenante cutter, with dispatches for Admit al Lord Nelson. The Rkvai gat errign, Dgirnei., and liel.iontene • will sail, in A few clays* to join I,otJ Nolsoh's fleet. Art ived lilt Majesty's ship ,Irgiy, pith a firet of (Inward-bound vessels.) under anoy, from the Downs. Wind S.W. . . .•1 DIAL, St.T.• Arrived the Vesta/ frigate', kora a ctniie ; atid the Antelope frigate, from Yarmouth ; and rem.sin in the Downs witlsthe Edjar, Utrecht, Leop,rd, and .11frowint, men of , mar ; aloe Irigate, Oiler sloop of war ; 04• CO. efyl ; Lira ; Vt l)evaslutios, and the Luciler, •bombn ; Suave* last-lndia pilot vessel ; nt store-ship ; Aug a fleet of transports, gun and lire-vessels.—Wid S.W. FIP.AI LLOYD'S LIST. At Portsmouth... The Maria Catltalia', from Ceti,. At LyintAgton—Tlie I.trey and I.rfia,lriaher, frog; Africa. At Liverp.7•l-:. , 1%64101tia . 0der, eing:ft,t), At Dubh . ll— . l . lleAlbian, I Ltvion, ti;in Antaicl. At R Coarlott.o, We.mflsbetg, f som Teneriffe. 'At Rost., ,—Fiw Hear?, Weeks, from lA.erinxil. At St. I,ucte-I'ite F tiaa , thtlev, from Lund on. . . . M St. Kitrom-TheN.ittes and the Prertenve, Attica. • At It.-rntweAs'4,- r ThP ! ,, ‘litura, !rising, from Africa. CO't rat DAY. Sart. ta. The fresh. imports of Wheat to-day are few, 'and the trade it mute briok ut late. at terra} 101 l 34 high, for pod raitiplt• ; iii izrior quahiH.i ,till hgVe little sale; ',flail! ai nki of Aire, fur, see h, at , itiuw than we quite ; and Rye I.k tt , ballet, lit it. ; with Ife.inciS;"raeh iiutt„ an.l White Peat alto, of the...?, 24.. and nee qm.utirt Soarer. 'nets are frect sales at oar eterrucy; bttt a lee. select, gatb..r...,e4e4l* it. Flour withunt 4.4443.13111 in Vr:CC. cußßEcir PRICE OF tiK/tifd. aVbcat 434. 64.. 741.. itC•l4. , #0...11.64. 01 Oteed 7Bd. 83 4 0.1. Tick U kase.... eel.. 4A.. oil Rye (ne5)..... 30. 361. 81. 13.5..„ '451. 30.. 33..1 Barley '' .481. 431. Oa. sreltsedled-..... a : ob. AC le 4 -i1att.,..., ..... ...144 AO.. 0.1.. Iltarplased 3:1. 1 18t. (II .%Vlk* r5ey.....68.. 38.. 00. Flue-Flout .. 65. iBe 0,1. elr..v P....S 001 (JO. 04. cPc..ricle CO , . 60,..'14 _--...c- :-.7-. -..,_..Lc-c.....-.... - ---,..---• 4 . "/Cli U 4' , s.4t.WiNe I t, - ..s I. ! EKI,A 1 . 3 pfr Cent. toiltOtt~.' 3 per Cestr.l4avel ' ' !Ay!' .. ; .indle•riell'per Cent- . bii.eis f Dato .krtilnittit 1 .......... ... & ....• ).. iti :• ' I • UM I I MU& o. 3 ea 11g14. Stock .. L; A che a te. iiiiiA .............. pal. 1.. 44, Ed/11411.1mq. 'fielded. )3l. 13... Cwid01, f,r - 13ISI I, 50ckde. , . , ...- `• Cani.ir Ct2U2l.llt Off' EXCHANtifi., Ypt....., 5....2 zu. Atnitor.L.l:. .... 37 5 2 1.. Gcono 4t2 Ditto at Sigb4 ...'.6.b yolOos. ........... Hot:. Mara...... II la 2U. /,. ... • 41} 11..leirsO 24 11 1111. Opottn U. f Alinua , :Ik,, ti11...} Duhlu• 1 4 . Pilfl, I I.2+ l 'W DAN" 23.12 Cork li i .. 12.1 o• ~ ...... ... • '2O 10 :• •., ~1., A, d ' 3..i0n40....). • VS, I •• PotrueAlGol.i meows, . Vialt..l .... —.miaow and Hors per '2.. & 00 , Datu 4012 - Ditto.... lit effect. Stare, uk Hats 1ii11....i Leghorn .O • i A2l. an the Kook a Holland Naples Dublin nu Logoloo (Sept. 115... 31 : a 12 iteltoit nu loolitino igept 7) 7 11 21 , 41%406n •124121 Minh 2..- •.• 6 421 41 ~. 81444!5„ the Lade of EM. Of a Son. - ;On'Stturlay..,t Languor? Cliff, the Letly of Cita, les Sling, Etik:a e rlangt,ter. DrAllit • Seteriki nue tignlekoaryda, e of Lenthani-Ofeel• On the. Jot Aft , : a .hast J., , oae.C.4eve, b.n at g l w Hit:lf WA rimlt; Dta , I.tos Atitsi )1 ;E..' More .... 19 lam after 1 Er 41 att:n. attar 1. • SALES n? AMTION. MANOR ANn F.STATF.s, DORSET, WILTS, AND SOMERSKT , HIR E --Ey Mr fiArtaway's on WtDS ENDA !":!•XT,,ut rivelv in I,ors 1 •lIHE MANOR of VERWOOI), with the quit rents, rights, royalties, and appurtenance:, in the parish of Crarthuiro, near Whnheurn, Hlandfmd, anh Snafteshury s in the county of Dorset, near two extensive commons, of a!mut 1500 acres with Verwood iatin and land:, MI lines, e.ia•aii i i i ir together'll4 acres of arable, Parnaer and amid laflJ ; a farm house, barns, and out-buildups, in the occupation of Mr. A whose Witt, and others. FreelfOld Farms and Lando, in she parish' of Rroadelia:k, neat Sabiliurt, In .the county of Wilts, called Reld6,ll's anal Mount Sotion, lov-ther 2:31 acre: of aiable, pasture, and' woad-laud, with farm-Imes, 13rdriv, stabling, and nut building., and a riJit of p.o.tore for lilt A,•ep and ele•sini cows,. in the nccupatimi of Messrs. Young, katl43ll, and West. And a Freehold Estate, in the parish of Lullington, nearly a haining too Tpropilie Rood, from ' , tome to B.th, cuitaining IH6 acres of amble ,comb, want, and roeadnwr laml, with a fernirltlatrie, bobinuind not:. buildings, in the occupation of Mr, pike, To be viewed, with leave of the tenants aril paftienlars had, 20 days preceding the Sale, of Mews.: litilisp* awl Amide,. Bodford-eow ; at the Castle, Nfarlb.isoug,O •' Crown litandi n rd ; . White Hart, Bath; King's Army, Dorenestti.; 100'h he FI • Metal, Wejm,.utl, ; Rush, Brigol t aft Ggrawaske'si e u e o t Smith, 62„ Braml-strcet, nea , the Roval F‘thacga. - - HALLEY BURY-DOUSE, NEAR HER TFOR D. By Mr SMITH, • • n . At Garraway's, on %V EIr.i.k.SDAY, tlsQ 23t1.0f ,Chinher, at Twelve "'Clock, wile,* an acceptable offer is made, in the mean time, br Private Contract, A N EXCELLENT FItEEHOL!) FAMILY., ituusr, iu good repair , outinianding a it:titbit - el detached front the high toad, within taro swim of Here.) wd and Waie,pod righter.. froir•L"ndon, w fire county of • liens. The ItoNse c.citains i, , xteel airy beit•chanthers, Incleda tint servants' roans, twuanatrouse., inorninr, RN A r 0111:, ,11 , 1 dr•Vril4:-rmst.•l, '2'4 feet by. 1 6, ts i .eo::i g to 4 , cheerful lawn, and itch diver-Aril rinvisevs or the swank& ing country. ;;.entlerual,'s parlour, a u merolif cloias and uetee. cl.aets, with ro.iven , ..nt attach •.I and tl,taclieil olAces, two rwach-lusitant, ,ta , .ling for ten h.ine., tatin•earri, hat", house, cart-stable, ;wit au eac. Hem Intelien. Yard., , ind 1-utt wall., stork-il with pri=ce fruit-trves, orbit. •ive•lsnib .e , e wale, manta, 41.1 grove, and swat. 2.• ms .e 4 land in paddiocks and tumlionie in..l.lsures, chiefly meAntv and pasture, is grins fence, c..erl road+ in cv. , tr direction. . To be vi.,v,4 with Tu:ke to; which may be had. and further Particulars known, ..f Mr hunt'', Nrf. 62, Brat? st - ret, 1 . 1 ar the Royal Exchange !articular. also, ten dm., pre vaing the Sale, of M , vrv. Dawes, Setter ton, Ansel•cnoit, Iniittna street ; at the Bull lints, I fortford. Vf.ir and Hid des-don; Whnenfisti, SLAilvan's ; Salnbury Arias; Manic d and at (ZairrivrAy'll .-..-4--- - ~. 1.4.• :.•—•••• FKLEIIOI.O RES! UESiCE A— (O -I:AN 0, NE k - R . -• • • Vrninsol4 ~.—R. Mr. SMITH', At (larrawares, .•ii EItU)I,Y,NEX.I . ,• at Twelye o'clock, A SPACIOU VII.t.A,' PADDOCK, mai • 11l PI.EANUIt. Ft: R(4l/01:, •Incrorispliete °Mi. the d (dude rif respettahility, three int'eLfrose 5t....i.er.,, two (r in F... 1 am and %Vinda , r; near tit., flre.t Pink and ili•t*ltoyal flout, and only tire ay mileebriiiiiketn tropnli Tbledtouse contains 1.41 handoi-ir.l,-4-citalpiers pripciii .1 awl se: '... d stAirC .sti, 4111111 g and drsnfrig-fuoriti, lit terA 1.... 01; fAtlcfast tanlour, gait eonea'S dreseingerodarre Ablaille odoteli..send fine tlldifitr j eNC.:ll..at '5.41.;!11,; 6w riAt co telt-bomb ; hunter's ...-t Bile, standide l'oeters c,rrlazer, rik4rl - ...11 1 arldi4, 4 llol nut( budding'; Atai ; ft 4 ..0..1 ttce.. f?l , ..ftel ;Iwetes, r . I Fl4bberY walk., pl. asum.gmunds, and' drive id front ; ;It uxcellent kitrhemlattlokand riclitawnideor land, runt, ' to...ether lb ....•...s, "I'be tuiiiiiure. *topics:Liu the tio,..e, and widely it,J, be taken at a flit MOVitajac,iwat Td he 'mired. n ith 'l' ieketc., ly, whirls, with prrticulsrs, may he had of Mr. Smith, N... fig, Broad s:rret Par ,-, lllns aka at the Ca4l.), Windsor; 111141,, Staines , Black Live, Bed. lent; the bows, at Sat Lid"; King's Arms 111....1eithewil Ibrelge) and at Gartawey'r• VII l"F.1101:1) RtrAlliitSCP., (; k R f.F.,, , N, AN!) 1.11.1. x.. DOWIAND, STAMFORD-If IL', .—By Mr. 3MITII. At tistrrawa.'s, on FRIDAY Nr.x i'.:,, 1:-e. . ;th ids'. at•Twe!rp I ..11..ct:, hr ttad.:r ..f tl•e folt..c it .r., ' ' A Ntimmilent Falt.EHol - .1.) FAMEIX.H9ITSIS. .I.:litiefii!ly s:tril.te, e , rnmai 4 d.i.g twaid i e;d pider,e. within fire Mil :4 of C . 4 Rteraf 1....):c1.11.4e,af Sta.nfdrd'llill, dre tare resideme and property of Jam 44 Brawler. IN. dreamed. with a heir s;.ru ~ l)-.-iy, and. a karithorr4 strattire, eteraterl, aml 'in cesiditefe'reder, with loitywhemf..l Biding and drawl . ..o9nm; se .e o.roola, awl hreakfast•parldur of gaol prep.,,t 0.,.., numerous airy la .1- chambers dr , ssing.romns, and eliouts, ervectlent onto+, dude water ' and dry cool et:llium:, staudidk, fur two c.a. iagc •, si h'ingfor tour 1..1.424, illilii.lll-. fawn, tastefully dknos.:d ..rn shrubs and llow;rs, two I. neneil-fasdens, bulgy fru...walls, st o cked wait prin.:: frnit..trees,. green ind lint•ldiu.es, c • nal, end., awl Sit iLltik fiiii;b.ii *tit, A j tat torts nil-allows Stolid:it, I t'doeiltill6torfelberrritafwbetred , !'ell:.• i I : .a':. •. ' : Iyl, • •iesr...l nn Tutelars pint Thursdays, th t • bets, and vr0t,c01.... I.arl sit 11,”, 'm.04'11.0114 *AO ) 0 , *PA • Lind. 4:wt ~isuis*, . .o; • a, •, 1 4g. iffnvlitc,Policit,,V•l - el. •,in ti r , •.it4 of Mr. Smith, .72, - B•rtzeit, 'Royal Fat rt.-into. ... t) sioi/ruw.•• • . . a all r.A i.rry I. rlEtit()l.l)•Wr.slgiri6V - WitN6R, •A4l) Aici4 StkirAIKOW:. I-4Ni). Nil:44g ,witilui•ACL4 ( :44- 111:114t;LSIIIKE.—By Mr i'M Ttl. 'PO te , •titYLlY .: •b'r PRI VA - NrritAl7l', A a Sowiwirriot et] irt)i.t.) MANSlOlAletartaled on a flfl.d- Goalie I,tilso ;Uhl istra.tort -grutund i near Erfnelli Church. three . in. il •11 Gait IV.Aw-acli,' tog - fibm Nliskti,. mars i'dr.im• Lender+, lin:tiid 'County ut• Culspodge, itittt . a.Aptpagg, isaieudiskihyrr 5000 acre., a'irm-nllng with game tie propt,ty of Sir HEN K V Pt:TIAN, Bart Vire blibiandellicreMi4 11014`sosetoyebid oh.untrers di. spine.roasiss,, and 14' , ore-gailrigr pit witls etvii:e.it it ; Mims, s;ia••idire h 11, imrden, dirfing, d avirn , and situatihit •.swons. of good roweeirt.ons, • sestahldfeier niMpednete to • Indy, witii cellaong,. add numernii. r ; i:44... I ariliptvell..... 'house, lino simpred with •finr. s p,i, . tit) ; relitti im , 111:: i t Oa 2i !gorse', at boning tos.eix itliatows?rrante 30.1%4)1.. Ir fflaKrat Idige,, granary, Hay- ms,dog-genstet dos • lad - out.builltrien, eventide. ' Weddle Thildtsgated.r., pi , :rre . , me! e -gtoultd , and g perriien u Ae. 1er&N.1" 04 14 is ki,c).. :,,trti ..lIN, WARlid ihd'st - ed'irlfri uunserodil GUI( tees, au el.•gant (Ott. • filaill3llll44 Aliiiiiiiiißslloo.oll4lll4l. , erala' m”iltnal we', do,nislidg slirt.'.4 and lewd tree. in full peace • ticni, 4.wher.y-aideis, ice-hotise; a ridleit,6l'meittolvioi‘te ingriukub neklanst ad i rdning, ?ell Iytss ased timbered. ( OR' tad....g t...;eil.e- aliout 60 acres. The Purchaser riaa), be ac• 11 edirunbilair-.1 with the frimlters.;edbfierdfltonhie.diansiob, 'at a Lir •ig i nspe‘nein, aed early poeleation eithellilie • May II•! ir.ewed, and !nigher Iraitieulins own o?Mr. Smith, 62. illbied...wwww„ near the lentriollirtialladte.. • . / l • •Z • --' ' II AN'I'S, tail . •ni F.. NOStbkitlP't)// AN4I SUARLI.-9A hl , . SMITH, r be - S01.1) by PR 1 VAT/ . 'COI'tTIeACT. • a sionotarly,de.irable IXll4llllo4.lYecd Part FMEB IUU.I) ItFAM.NCto Salt YA TELY I Ittl.!-E, ttaTiglttrutly afloat:, :tree miles m ?Introit Bodge. lltnas *gni libsekvester, and thirty-fow hunt Hyde Pit% Corner The House 14 1A 004 repair, 9,101,1 on a dock of of XI Arres, ornaisiente.l with fine flaw it:lg timbee,'alid C 1 11114114 eight priaasysl hod...eine:ben, suittahie apwiltnectget store.roorn and slat-closet', se elegant clesa roam, St-by-10, dieing 441 4 .1/11 VI try , 16, gentleman's dressing room, and glees of c very description, standing for two car riages, staftisiig for se,eral horse:, excellent walled garden, lawn, plantittions; and pleasant-grouses, 436411 1 , cold bath, and green-lieuse, a rarm-yaril, d.dael e.l (mm the Lints.., barns, granary, eue-heusc, and our-bnililings, with a quantity eF arable,, pestore r wood, and luardnw land, contaittiog, to gether with the buildings, paddock, and go.und., acres, with gyaridsoada, and in a Anespotting countcy,atound• 1111 dyne,. To ha viewed with Ticket., which may be ho', and blteh" particutan.known of Mr. Snuth, Nit. 62, Broad street, Rol )O.F-hang*. LON IX ))1.3.-14 odd: by QEOlitfiE DANIDSONv. NV. Si, Wyeh-street, St. Clement's, and Published by JeiSIAM • 'I Ott,' at dot °Weep' s : Nu! 3, 41,ett of St 'Cie aktie. Cbutcb 'Wand, wh.o• 4.114•0 ist !be Calm, k. that-pm!dj eaiY los .111 attruilod re. ' •. T. 41011, Stncic,broker, N.I. 4, COrniliP, a. , al 9, Ciuontit- tßlCE OF !RIM WTOCICI-S•vr. 1 3. Gov: Ortoentsts, 3-pereett- i ' 92 drawl Canal then, - .4prt. emit . . ..7n r MIDIILESAX SI_sSIONS. Yesterday, William, Wright, a boy of thirteen yea' sof age, was indiaed tar an losault on Ana Rawlins, a child of nine years of age, with intent to commit a rape. 'I he attention of the Court was occupied a con siderable time in this case, from the absence of ma terial witnesses. Those who had attendyi before .he GYand Jury, either through ignorance or negleo, .did not aapear, and consequently the case rested en the testimony of the child. The Cii a teal AN took great pains to convince her •of the danger in not speaking the truth ; and, as she appeared capable of comprehending between good and evil, she was sworn. It appeared, by her evidence, that the Def e nd an t, a fi fer in the Royal Artillery Corps, lived for a lengh of time next door to her father and mother, in Hog-lane, Shoreditch. On Monday, the 9th lest. • she was standing at the door of her father's hots e, when the Defendant. in company with another hoy , : nine years old, asked her to accompany himao some , fields, where he was going to fly his kite. The, dela , refused to go, till she had asked her mothir6 ,but i the Defendant ar.d his companion dragged het and hit her, and the younger boy threw her down. The Defendant then condinael himself in a manner ton wicked to relate ; and, after he had so conduSed himself, the child was hastening towards home, when he followed and again behaved so' inchscently,i that a gentleman, who was passing, secured him, and, - gave him in charge of two Wofnen, who took him home with the child. She was examirked ;tea' surgeon, and it was evident ihe had been veer ill treated. This examination took ptaite its prerocY of the woman, who gave evidence, which isri peat. Measure, corroborated what had heels •etmsd by. the chill "they artyd that she heals:en Wetted. .113-1.7 inuch. The Defendant made A very Icing and artfni de-i fence, in which he them additional liglit* in; the tiansaSion. The Jury found hint Milo. " ' . • tioA c i The Cid Atit hr A ri, after making many . n the atrocity of the Defendant's enittlnat": d I him to be imprisoned six mamba; • . 2 • 1 ? i ; . 2 " .. " COROAEIeS ..I.IIIQ,CX;7: a L: . • . 77-vvvv•—• . I Yesterday, an inquision was Wren by ---- dr• Ma rare, Esq. Coroner for Surrey, at . the Red Lion public-house, NVestrainster Bridge, on the body of, Ann Flood, the female, found drowned, near the Bridge, on Wednesday evening. A watermau d.- posed, that, as he was going to moor % bac, baat, ha saw the deceased lying on the mud,. near Browu'a 1 Wharf; there Were no mark s of yioNslxl.ipi 01 body, and it. appeared to have been reeentLy di iiwo ed ; NVitness procured assistance, and convayea i • to the Red Lioa public-house.. ! Susannah Suape state], that she was a widow, rep siding iii Lambetk-rocs . The ileceltsed lived with her upwards of six weeks, and they slept together. On Tuesday, %%Issues went home shunt ten o clock, and found the deceased -sitting in a disconsolate man. net, behind the room door ; the latter Siti4 she was . going oat to tyke some air, befre e she went-to bed, and aceordii,gly left the !raise t 'titer Veikich, Wit. :mess saw no more of her, until the Leidy was brought to the Red Lion. Witneas lied beeirt 'alarmed se veral times by the deceased, who Was -salies% to hrstei is fits, andirequently appeared cis stiffer undo' mental &reflation& She was a serasint out of ,place, and about 40 years of :itge..•'="After these Lofts, the Jury mimed a Vercitta--)lhithaf Droomeil. .:'''~" A~ VlsCfaritiO INT.ELLICENCE. • . ,NINGSCuXE On Tuesday, these Races commenced ; the Course is ilk the Park of Cul. KINGSCO ER, situated in one of the richest, and pleasantest parts of Gloucestershire, and is, without exception, the best Club-Race in V.ngland. The Club have bUilt an elegant room, and accommodations fur themselves, at Hunter's 11111, in the neighbourhood of Kingscote, where ordi 'Lay, for Members only,wasnu merously attended, and a treat deal of racing made for the following days. % very serious accident had like to !rave taken place, in running fur the Kingscre Stares: Beernelie fell upon his head, as if he had been shot, and threw• the Hon. G. GERMAINE to a considerable distance, but' did not hurt him materially ; a Medical Gentleman attended, and conveyed • hiro to Kingscote ; we hear this morning, that he is in a fair way of recovery. Amongst the company were, Lords CHARLES, En wAuD,and ARTHUR SOMERSET, F. Et ENTIMCK, and A. Keats; Messrs. GERMAINE, LINDOW, HAWKE% KINOSCOTE, CRESWELL, HERDERI,CRIFFS, DOUG LAS, LUMLEY SAVILI.E, and Honors; Sir H. Li r- PINCOTT ; Captains HARVeY, RAwLINSON, Ste. 'The Welter Stakei of 50. each, for Horse. the norer startel, . _ ar received forfeit, bane the 1•t 1.)11 Meddiugturt Meet ing, 1305, carrying I3st. Two Mile Heats. Mr. E. Crimpy's b. h. Miefigtone, by Oak, aged . ♦ 1 1 Sir 11. Lippincott's ch. g. by Waxy, uut 5 yrs. old Mr. Bullocks be. F. Abclaitt, by Gene, pl, 5 yrs. obi 3 0 Mr. B,,•vei's b. g. Burducs, by Card , r•k, 4 yrs. old 2 0 0 Mr. Michel named GaMb-iy, by FeleM, aced . 5 0 0 ' ' 1.I ( ; 1 i , o 11