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kidj. 'easel speak *al Um ilesteseilevim vs4clest rued or sail MI ; I IWW, sow bins est oft Mrs. Dootollo ; oolorlion alley took tboir mots 1 bailer, sortlber. itenjaatin BeeOWN of 11, Gitatemreei, Leiceeteestrarr, glazier.--le justice he Mee. Bowers. I have come foeward to state. that I have ameaded the witedowe of lbs deceased's Weise repeatedly. Coroaee—You oast be wore. Witaeoe—lt is not the hack room, brit dom. 1 refer to. reVellev....W, a,, alettieg lode with say other mom. Witarot--Allteat a fortnight age I called epos the Atoms. ed mad rave hie • tart. Ido not come tine by the mimeo( of the deceased's wife; I have wet had any cosvertation ainast legalism here on b eg part, her barn I had a n y roarer. eatton altutit the awakes windows and the drives, tri, seat with say oae. Forums—Have you not been to.day to airs. Downs' hurts !—Witneee—Tee. I have. FUItIIIIIII-.When'—Witner—This morning. Verems•-•.Asy ether time ?—Waierse—fbis ammo*. AM. _ _ 411wwilm•--Wbo aid you see , —Wituess —I M rot to He Mu Northam._ Poreutost—Did yes sot ore Mn. Bowers ?—Witues•--1 e►, aid. Prewar+—Weil, you talked together ?—Wstos.►—Yee, ••• aid Toress.sn.—What aid you say 1-..Witesss—T avid hi Mrs. *own that she siesta Itt. severely rept-Arm/Ird tor rot hat ing .tatted wioduor. , Cusassr-•-Ton said you bad not talked to soy one about stiodows? Witneas—Did I? I forget that I did ; I believe I did ant. Mrs. Bowers did sat ask wie to come here. Mr. Northam, tke Clturrhsraeden, Sold me this • vestry was called twos As treatment of the deers/led; I gave him my card, cud laid that I would tome forward and explain the tsasioess bean the Jury ; I think Mrs Bowers is a Imams, wow.. ; ) huew she and her lioshaad fought ; but I du ant know who Was ill fault; I do not approve as to t h e windows, but I think it torgrtful teas, and mot any design to do btta harm; I come (moan! 4011 e if common hensanity So Mrs. Bowers • I wished to per t-eatthingsfroft gulag forth to the word worm ago they realty hre. Jairynsen--We Anil take care to isvestigate the case Br o PerlY Protein* Tooloi• sworn—l now reside at Mr. Bowers 's Neese, and occupy therms nett the drceried's, on the find flour. Ido net kilos, that the decesserl suffered much from the.cold. I have not seen Cm fur two mouths. Ile was kept locked is hi• mold lin, and bight, and his food was Lensed to him. The t took the food. Mrs. Bowers me the deceased would not reetive fond from her hands. I duet know the deceased was ill all the two mouth•, but he was confined in Ids room. Ile seemed pretty well when he was down stairs • little before that time ; I do nut know bur it is he went off so. I beard Mr.. Bowers say his bed had not been made fee the I+•t five weeks. I nod every lodger i■ the louse would have assoted in making the bed. No person his attended the deceased is, the night at all, not even to the time of his death. I certainly think that his •iteation required • person to attend to him devisor the last week in the night. Me was locked is the room every eight the last week as uses!. The Sunday prior to the deceased's drill • fiee was put in kis loom fur the first time. The detested died un Folds, last In the worming. Ito the neat day (last Saturday) 1 happened to Cu dorm stairs, sad saw Rowers ; I said, pray, kledats, how is poor Mr. Bowers? She answered, '• be is happy, I hope." I dal not evictly unde►stand her, and I said. • hat ito you meant She sail, 0 Ile is dead" I was 'track at the i.Selligrare, and said, " Good God ! why not hunt k at my door mod tell me r Mrs. Boise's said, " I ►ss slow with him when he died, and laid him out and closed his ryes I did nut observe any unusual bootie in the house; I did not see the coffin rime into the bowie. 1 Leant a man's voice no Friday egtit, sad havesince learned it was • basher route 'orbiter Lim; but whew be was pot into a coffin I eon% say. I be ll roe that Mrs. Bowers regularly seat victuals to the ; I du not think hr was loot for want of food, though I did awl see the food given to him. Oa Wedresday hitt the di crated was found by Mrs. Bowers and a female friend in ■ state that alarmed them, but she did not send fur rather physic rile sir 'micron. lam quite sure that DO per son sit op with the &reared on the slight prior to his death. Mary Golatid, IL, South street, Maschester.sipiare, sworn. frequently visited Mrs. Bowers; I am sure be did nut die f-ir %sot of food. Fotema■—Yun sere not asked if be did die fur rant. Witness—l only raid what I know; I know that food was sent up to him, and it comedown by the servant smooched. J•riyman-IPba! kind of food? Witness—l cads my any thing as to that. I saw the &- teased with Mn. Boners on Thursday last. I saw brfur , that that he was in a bad state, and he could not lire long. Juryman—Theo fie you 1.14 ibiuk the deceased should Ease hid remotes to atteud biro after Last Thursday during lb. night' 11'itness—I can't sly any thing to that. Coroner—ltu I y4lll Must. Witness—lf I had had such a Lusband I probably should hare done as Mu. Bowels has don•. Juryman—Soy if 'nu would lave treated your hustssast so ‘Vitness- 4 . can't armorer thr question. Coroner—You must. iVitaess—l du slot kilo • Mu. Buyers dad any thing wrong. Juryman—Did you assist Mrs Burrs to make the bed ? Witaiess-.-Yes. on WedisisJsy hut ; I hriprd Mrs. Bowers to sake the deceased out of lord . . _ Juryassa-11bai clothes were then 011 Ilie bed' Witness —1 deal Imola any thing about Jurress—Yuu say you helped Lim out of bed, sad must Wye sees the euverine Mt/less—l will poi ray any Oda about it. Coroar—Witorm, be careful; you awl answer all ques tions. Witness—l can't say the uundar of blankets; there Was more thaw one blanket, I believe ; I ennead say, 1 did not count them. It is no use fur me to think of tloe number 11111110. my I betped to make the bed on %Vedanta nicht. I boa filer), the number of a-oenology put uu the bed. I did not help to lit) the deceased out of bed. Jarman—You bare already said you did help to lift him ad Witness—Pio, I did not; Mn Bowers lifted bias out of bed, sod while she held him in a chair. I wade the bed. White she bald hill', I saw bias bile bet ear; it did not bleed. The deceased was not shaved few the Gee weeksorise to his dream. I sever beard that the deceased expressed es aversion to receive lair food frowi Mrs. Bowers ; I saw the &mord after death; Mrs. B. closed his eyes; obeli I saw bin he was covered to the middle wish a blasiket, part of tbe tt..tbrs be was previously cowered with; I 4. sot boos, ir 'lsere were say other bed.ciolbes in tire wows ; I bare said Warr, I cannot tett what bed.rkal.e. were on the bed of Ilse &erased before Modest,' ; I 4/11 a Greed of Mn. Bowery's, sad was before ber marriage to Mr B. Jorysisn—Do you think the th termed was is a sltestisis proper to be left ow last WedorsJl) sight' Witstem--No eu.se ea that night than any tidos ; 1 WWI sot los nurse. C.otoorr—That is no Rosser, you must speak. I write what you. spesk. Witsess--You may write vilest yogi libe. l'orcimas--You prevaricate; the Jury think you ocelst to be tomusilted. Coroser....-11 sever bad a wituess before me who prevari cate/ so .sett. • Jorynista--Ifirs say the deceased bit Mrs. Bowers's ear' Witness—Yes. Mrs. Bowels cater down stairs and told me tea: her husband bit her ear. Foresrm.—lfia• said. a abort time ago, that you saw the deceased bite be► ear, mot made the bed at tie tame'—Wit. nem. said so iamb this,. CoroGer.—Yea did : I lave it writtamdistes so.—Witness. Mrs. /Itself told ore the deceased bitter ear, sod S believed •1 /141 r so blood. Groner--That will not de. Other To:sties@ were put to the abase wifeless, Lot she errs seta e.s as ambit/Murry, that She Joey tbomebt it ur IN use minimise her farther. As was asked is Diem bee deposition, rod said sire resist mot write base pressed by the COrtiett Spa Jury, she, after sow time, wrote kw Mosso 'r►y kgitly. The Jury ropesteroded revirsly llordtar comdect. ♦es Alford, swerill se are 4 No. Omen; love bets Ilwee eseelle ie her employ; ►e W Nt be's Wawa Me lONS et et drover-0e 'ewe 'elk we yes were? Wilsele..-1 wadi the resew Wee Meted es the outside Sot be w wierlled rt- Retsrty with Nee, sad be bee bed "Very eeerietweeat he required. horeee—What eoerialges Wed? Witaree—lker tee. irymad—Mbed did he Isave say beef-tea! redams---dlemst two days before he died ; 1 look hied a Mein of mill on the mousing he died ; he refis.od t o ate it. The milli was boded, rut hewed was is it. The deceased was removed teat before he disdain Thursday evening, Ind Wednesday mender. 1 and Iles. Sturm , were atom la the mows lam rare the last winless was wet in the room ; rite we. 111 the room ea Trotsky sight. 1 helped to make fo r bed; Mrs Goland anieted me to snake it Ido not home whim clothes were epos the divedsed'e bed; there wad mire blankets thee ode, 1 believe end • 1 014- work Oat. 111 m. Rune, told me the decesard hit her ear; 1 saw it bleed • little- 1 heard Mrs. Goland say that the drummed got weaker, sad timid sot interim Mr. Bolton visited the deceased • short time before he died. 1 west op soma after Mrs. flowers Widget dos deceased into bed. Formosa—How did be grt wet of bell Witness—Oh! my ntiotteen weed up ahnelly slier Mr. ?Whoa had left, sad timid the deeessed by the bed side. se hie Items, to she told me; and she sine mid that she lifted him into bed, and he imm ediately expired. He lied so coneh. Mrs. Hower, MTH expressed sorrow at tire deceased's bring ration to too weather, from the winded, Wier broke. The deemed had frequently broke 'bras ' sad she did not think it proper In lime them mended.. Ido sot know how I i•qy the VMS) 11'4e has Mod placed asdidat the broken pants. 1 think alined a week. There was de Are is the detested's room at night; it was always earehtlly entiorwiddid m night; it wet made sip *bout fear o'clock io the afteraom, and buret not. 1 do net harm that the room was eery cold without a Are, although I know the windows were broken. Miry Peters, of St, 41. liarties.sirert, seeirs.--.1 left the deceased's holier four month , ago. Ile was locked is his r'om at that tine; I.e would nut take food at home, but would go to seiglihoariar honors. 1 have just come from Mrs. Rowers, caber yesterday raid to me dot it would be m y for me to speak for her us the fury. Jury—Year evidence is quite unisonmeary. The Coroner remarked, that he never received evidence inner contradictory. - - The Foreman of the leery said, that t►e &rented WWI. et the Jury had observed. a palter' she's's«. ; and he was maid. ed with so bodily disease, though hie isteatel tenacity was Jinn, dered. The Crofoo.7 11111;OWIt4 or the evideore, and r►raarkrd upon various parts of it, and the Joey retired for sear as hour, shun they returord the following. Illperial Verdict— " The deceased departed this life sin the 14th of hosiery, in a netters' trey, lent his death was. in the opinion of the Jury, accelerated by en 'puble neglect." SPARRING AT THE FIVES COURT. The first hawk this mews inok plat* yesterday, for Ter rell, our the twofers* saes Mat ever peeled for action, sad slerideilly she best eau believes the heavy sad the light weights. Talmo was wryer better appreelated ohs, is this intaace, the oilers twinge crow4ed that nosy eastod awl get a sight of she peiforsnawres. The *pawing liege peer with the p3tioliage, sad it was the best oar inforinsat hes sees for years. IA minx and Valliant, owe of his pupils ' coonineswedi• r • sting opus each ethers heads with mach dexterity, sad gave satisfaction. _ _ _ David Hedges, the limither of the gallant Jwiah, sad Halt. This bout was a perfect representation u( the sri. rises, and envy inovenseet was made with a precision sad dexterity ibat drew down thunders of applause. The Fer rying of blows was sever excelled. larkia sad Cummins —The (40111141' it • great fsvrourite, sad like his comrade Shaw, premien mech. and if rigor ill science, his quicken). sad courage reek him a find rairr. Consinius was ea athletic wavier, alctrranisted us a trial, and Larkin towhee- td bins that'the ightiug profression would nut suit. la the lest round Canimies was guava ; in the ',road they parted is a claw; soil is the third Lar kins punched his head shoot so much that he took soll the gloves and felt it as if to feel ifif war on. Relchrt and Harmer atm made a scientific set-to, sad got meek applause. Martin nest cracked as amateurs jaw, who mt.*. wish hint to wig two Cu eras, sad, after tree 10111114 " Life pun Shea off. Jack." said he. Reeds! end Purcell chased the sports of the day, gad the latter carried of the rose of wireit. Reynolds challcngrii any man uf his weight. Robe. Sure was present. and he irsias on. Shelton was also liken, much the Inuit fur the fight. POLICE. POW RS CRT. ROBBERY AT THE ADMIRALTY. Yesterday a man employed in binding book* at the Mimi ratty, was brought before RICILIND Btalllr, Emu. the o 'lig Magistrate, .barged by Mr. ehitlipaoit, 11* beeper of Re cordsat the Admiralty Office, with stealing a large nisothite of log.botiks, and other official books and paper*. Ott tbit appn•bensios of the Prisotter, a man employed as a porter at the Admiralty (sopposeil to he to acrompliee) immediately absenoded.—The Magistrate keeled a seareb-warrant, for the discovery, if possible, of the stoles tortmerty. • arr arssarsis. A Court of Agonies ass yasderthay held it adildirill Me dispatch of gosersl liseioess. The C..vt poseeetled is the eassislerstion of the Petithas of Mr. Tipper, awl other hilishoitastas• of the Ward si Itcrat street, agaiost the return of Mr. Mott as s Coalition Qua. camas for tease Ward, arid after Mario( the several polies It !rattle thereon. they CllllO 10 • sassiatosis resolotios that Mr. Ediutt sasetaly electod. Ili. Lordship ha. appolatti Toriday seat far s Court of Alderuirts to proceed farther with the Appeals and other Isisisesa. ROBBERY OF THE CHESTER NAIL George Patterson wait committed for fumbler examination, oe a (barge of being concerned in robbing the Owner WWI • pater) containing jewellery, Ike. to • considerable amount, the property of Air. Henry IVellreley. Jeers Nerves (a emeriti) was committed fur trial, for be in( at large before lice expiration of bia Peetence. flower Bishop woo committed fo► trial, fur lernedissi his erspio)er, Mr. Master, of liraufort-lmildinga, straiiii. HATTON TIM XIV/ V. /Plitt. Tla , s was am Mformatiou ovum' Mr. lloiert Spike. paatteree to bis Majesty, mailbag is M. James's Market, ,bar=ing him Nader tbs late 44 Parliament relating to roar, fur barite( is yesaessioa • gasality of game. elaa sistmg of pheasants, grouse, and poritidge, abieb subjected the Lkft adaat to Ow "smelly of St. per bead. Aa isforwiatios was laid st this *Mee a few days ago, mid a warrant was grouted by Ilse Magistrates le search tie jut wises of Mr. Spite. William@ sod Edward Enid were the sneers dispels-1,410 eseeute tie warrant. The nation stated that they aiarehed the Defirodant's shop, but ceeld And so genie whatever; they proestred a light, sod 'earthed the sewer bitelies, sod fused roneesled in a elimiet He pastry twelve bead s game, eossistinz of Theorists, grouse, sad partridge. The slicer as produced the birds. - • - • - - Mr. Spike, is Ida defeat, staled. that t►e ►irds were wit his property; Mot sioe of ilerni were the property of hie Royal Highaess the rrisior Regret, and were seat by hie rook to be cleaned earl prepamt fur she spit. The Magistrate asked Mr. Spike to Wing forward evi dence is proof of his earrertiou. A retinas pine froward, sad twilit *woes, said that be was cook to his Royal Highoess the Prince Repeat. He bad sees moms of the ►iris thew produced before at Carlton Howe. They were pent by hiss to Mr. Spike% to be elms ed sod prepared fee cooking. The other three birds be toes nothisg of. The Ilagiatrate asked Mr. Spike to accosst for harks/gibe silos three lards is his piseanolos Mr. Spike inesnediatidy acksowledged that the three ►irds sere Relit Whim to bedlessed by Mr Toondiend, the polite slicer, who was geserally is sttesslaricelis the Royal Family. The Magistrates dresiiserill the ease se to the nurse hied* betosging to the Friars Repot, bet told the olliereilf they dowsed they slight proceed ors the charge sisibil W. Spike, for hoeing the three frilltripeliegiag to Mr. T►whMead, ▪ wriaßy in his posonseira. Ti. alms esprrerri a divisclisetbri livproceed soul a bailor egetcsall it etas was damages*. .. - FROM 1.457' NIGH7"S GAZETTE. Whitskati, January 17, 1 5 29 . Hie Roysl Highness the Primer Resew has here pleurae is Ow name Mad n. I let behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Right Hootiorable George Earl of Gov,. to be Lies• toast sail Sheriff Principal of the tChire of Ayr. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. North Mee Peak Yeomanry Cavalry. Joie Mdse., Eli. to be Captain--Aated December 29. 1919. Georg, William Newton, Gast. lo be Lieetemaat—dated as above. William Ilenry Cheek. Gut. to be Cornet—dater, u above. North, Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet ?mute Grua aswediria, to be Captain..-dated Ja. NUM, 1. Is2o. Peter arkorialir. Cleat. toile Lientenant-.-dated aa shove. MUM= &quaint.' teseroft, Cleat. to be Comet—dated as above. Monalesion In ►he Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the rtee-Lienteismit of tie County of ttaatford. Thomas Prioeep Robinette, Gent. to be Cornet—dated la balmy 13, 1830. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSLDED. Thome , Panting, of Chaelotie.atreirt, St. Pawns, Middle. ma, cabinetmaker. BA NIIRV PTS. Christopher Wilson Read,"Tfrabant.conrt, London. mer chant, to insurniter, J y 21. February 1, and 2so, at incise, at Geoldhalk Attorneys, Means. Sweet, &okra, and Carr. Ilasinghall.street. John Hernia (otherwise called John Shadforth Harrel"). lair of Gatethead, iburhion grocer, to surrender. January Frbruary 9, and U, at eleven, at the York'. Head Inn, NeWrllli it- puts.Tyue. Attorneys, Sir. Hari ky, New Bridge. siren, Loaders ; and Mr. Forster, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Simon Wetter", bite of the Kisses Head. Cas.lane Stairs Ita-rnondiey, hat norrof Kist-lane, Bermondsey, and of Shad. Thames. Sarre,. ineehrinimith,lo surrender, Jaonary 25. Fe. loony 1, amid 29, at tea, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. H ot chianti, Crown-euen, Threinhiced le-street, London. Peter Hayward Delantere, of Rumford, Eases, auctioneer, to surrender, January 21, 49, soul February 29, at tee, at lisandou. Attorneys, Mr. Debunkers, Billericay, Knelt; sad Messrs. Clare and Dickman', Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. Thomas Crump and Thomas Hill, jute. late of Kiddennin. suer. Worcester, no pet.snanufacturers, to surrender, February 3, at gee, 4, sad! 29, at tea, at the White Hart lan, Nutle t/on, Worcester. Attoraers, Mr. Bite, Southampton.hui !d -ings. Chasteriplaae, Loader; sad Messrs. Hallen and 800, Kidderntioater. John Whitley, of Dubb, Bingley, York, worsted-rpinner, to surrender. February 23, at ire, 2', and 29. at ten, at the Talbot Imn. Bradford. Attorneys, Messrs. Few, Ashmore, sad Hamilton, Ilearinta-street, Coveat.garden, London; and Mr. Barret, Bing)ey. Wit!iant Johns's, of Birmingham, tarpanlincmaker, to surrender. January 11, 25, and February 29, at eleven, at IM Royal Hotel, Birmingham. A Homey., Mr. W. C Smith, Alderinailbary Testers, London; and Hr. Thomas Sadler, Birmingham. Joseph Nightiordo. of Naiades, York. contractor, to surrender, 'savvy 24, at six, 47, and February 29, at eleven, at the Halt-Woos lan, Howdni, York. Attorneys, Meson. Lowed*" and Lawades, Red Liors.sgaare, London • and He. Spofforth, jar. Peirsone, and Dyson, Mesas:, Yorkshire. _ _ William Woman. of Liverpool, mereimat. to sormaider, February 9,7, and 29, at oar, at ibe Ohre of Mr. Thomas Morrow, Feswida-street, -Idyl/rpm!. Niamey', Messrs. Illsebottoek sad Solace, Eiog's Beseb.walk, Temple, Lan. ple, Leado• ; sad Mr. Thomas Marrow, Feawirk-Mreel, Liverpool. Michel 8..+, of *elaborate. Daley, naliater. to earreader, February 21, 21, sad 99, at eleven, at t h e Grew Mao Ina, Aslobanse. Attaraem, Masora. Swett, Stokes, and Carr. Bs. swrhail•street, Lamina ; mod Iffeson. Brittlebaak said Bain bridge, Aolobarae, Derbyshire. DIVIDENDS. February 9. W. N. blander, of Masehester and SIAM* elies.dealer, at tea, at tie Bridgewater Arse lea, Ma■. cheater. February S. H. Dowser, of Flert-street, Lotedoa, iron wearer, at *terra at 04 February It. M. datliuttbesa, of Kilic.atrert, Wrat Geld, Lowden. barseut.usakor, at tr., at Guildhall. February S. W. Terorr, of Went; k., Drabigh, and Audrew Orineber, of blawebester, euttuu.spisarra, at two, at the Star Ina, fdavichester. February IS. J. Tarteton, late of Liverpool, but more late of Glooteater-place, Middlesex inerehant, at owe, at the George lan, Delepairret, Liver pool. February It. T. Wilkes, wf Hottentot, Acts., Cheater, dueler, al Moe. at she D oc Towers, Deausgate, Menchamer. February 18. E. Dimwt, of Abieigdou, Berko, woollen. draper, at twelve, at the New lon wr Queen's Arras, Abiagdoes. February 15. J. Smart, late of Kingsgate-.trees, Holhors, Middlesex, ironmouger, at twelve,at Guildhall, London. February 8. R. Postgate, of Chest afield, York, tanner, at eleven, at the Admiral Collipgwood Tavern, Kingston. wpem.Hall February 11. R. T. Ford, Jun. of Croat, Somerset, innkeeper, at twelve at the Castle lan, Bash. Febroary 7. J. Hulk, of Soweto*, Cambridge, grocer, at titres at the Roll Ins, nt Cahridee. Farm 11 er; .T. Dirriley, of RiuMitua-upon- 14 8 11 9 refer. at eleven, at the Dug and Duck T , Cap - February S. J. iffoodrollie, of the Commercial-road, /111411,- foroitoorebrokm, at 'levee, at Guildhall, Louder.. CIIRTIFICATRS.—Fmenumee 8. - J. Barkkr, of Neirman.aireet, Oxford.strert, Misidlesee, &eke to 'taloa glaos.—J. Pratolel. late of West Tarries', Soones, lieeo.drsper.—M. March, of Gosport, Sooiltamptoo, toserebaot Stead, of Ludlow, flithop, atooe-toasoo.— R. silky as/ W. Ili%Sky, of Tadeaster, York. common bowers...G. flisislay, sow or late of Malkin-Howse, Cat. worth, York, J. Golding, of Great St. Heirier, Ladidoa, ship .ad loasinuice.brober.—J. Watson, of Ayres. Quay, Mullikin. Ai Wilma, of Worksop, amid of Carburise attiogiwas, socitey.perirraer —S. Roberts, bite of Sowbeid Sl ge,Gloweester, barge owner.—T. !knish, of York, better sad botwa.faetew.—li. Y. Haproek and J. Sawyer, of Basionball-streel, Loudon, Blackwell•hall.faertirs.-8. Cater, of Wailisipasiere, Lesdw,srieehousraao —W.,Peel, of Ilimisooller-leoe, Lovoilloss,miereimod.—R. Glosig, a Li elle abMillefle4lrres, Wapping, Middlesex, Ishotossor.--1. ...Mshoos. of Duke-wee, ffisachester•squitre, Middlesex, bobiodosbet. PA RT N ERSH P% DISSOLVED. W. Peri and W. Beeeme..ei Birmingham, bopmercliente, December 31, 1810 —J. 1.. Fermaelea and .1. Dixes, of Welteliele Sake Mille, coromeillere, December 30, 1110.—, J. B. Tiptoe, &Sankey, G. Ibmkell, W. Williamson mod G. Allevp,of Flies, leed-oeseaboote, October 0, 11119.:—J. Day mid T. tease, of Gemotry, ribliomosesefactereve, December 18,11111.—J. S. Greene and W. SeckamoitilambeueLemirt, Sirmiagisesi arms, Jammer) , IS, 1020. W. Asti ad J. J. Murray, et Cbsteb.stmet, Newieres, &wry, lembersdlore, Diesmeber 11, 1111 C—M. Cordele mei S. W. Yew% dames ken, Monism Jeremy It, 18411. J. rearasslemisml W. *Aga% se Caresser, isap-beiltre, Jewry.. MIL PRICE OP LEATIIER. Batts, 50 to 56Ibs. each 184 to 204 per lb. Ditto, 56 to 6611e5. each ilel to 134 Dressing Hides Fine Cnnicli Hides 164 to 17 Coop Hides 35 to 4/11bs. foe euttiog 154 to 17/4 Data 45 to 501b5..... ..... 17}.1 to 204 Calf !Skies 31/ to 40Ibs lB4 to 144 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs .........144 to 344 Ditto 70 to Mlles Sagan Seals (Grassland) .. 184 to 1104 Large d!••• 134 to 10.1 Teamed Nom plies ?8/41 to 184 Spanish Hone Man ire* .....144 t• 11M IRELAND. . IsVlt W, /Man' 11. A PATROL CONSTAIILR SHOT. I'hursdsy morning, we tindereteltd. tbe hotly of the foot petrol belonging to the Finglaw.olEett, woe discovered lifeless tin the Royal Canal bank, near the sixth lock. It appeared he hod received his death by a ball. which passed directly through his heart. He had, tee understand. separated from two others of the patrol, in pursuit of a man whom they had apprehended along with a woman, bearing in their custody a beg of dead fowls, supposed to be stolen, and who had afterward. escaped. the woman is in custody, and has told the ofso 4 s sue. name, hot does nut know his chriptian name. A Coron.r's Inquest was held on the body of the de. ceased, whose name was Hugh Foy, When a ver dict of Wiffal Murder was returned against Gum mier, the man in pursuit of whom he was whets he parted from his companions. It appeared that he was shot with his own pistol, es the ball and shot extracted from his body were exactly the same as those used by the petrol in loading their pistols.— The (Dublin) Patriot. We have been honoured within these few days by a visit in this city, from the younger Neat, sou of the Orator. together with his friend. the no le , s celebrated Mr. Thistkwohd. No sooner bad thee* persons landed, than the eye of our vigilant Police was placed upon them, and in consequence of their activity. we can learn. that hitherto the designs of these Medical visitants have proved innoainno. The former has bent his coarse to the North of Ireland. and the latter to the South, where we hove no doubt their schemes will meet with no better success. MURDER BY POISON. We can scarce find words in which to pourtray our horror at the dreadful circumstances which we are fated to relate. On Sunday last • young ma• named Collins, by trade a brogue-maker. and a corporal on the Staff of the Royal County Lime rick Militia, paid a visit to a young woman. named --- Colopy, daughter to a w residing in Boherbuoy, to whom he had for some time been paying his afitlresaes, and was considered in the light us her future husband; they were to be united on the following day. A number of the young woman's friends had assembled, and punch was introduced. of which the young couple were forced to drink plentifully, and soon after became totally insensible; they were then placed on a loft loge. ther, and were found the next morning in a state of total exhaustion, in which they lay until ■bout two o'clock, when the vital spark became entirely extinct in both. Thus they were united, if not in the bonds of wedlock, at least in the cold embraces of death ! A n inquest is now holding on them by the Mayor, as Coroner. The bodies have been opened by the physicians, and it is ascertained Cley were destroyed by some deleterious drug, which had been adminis. tered to them. Seven persons were apprehended on suspicion, but as the examinations were not con cluded, we mast stop here. It appe.ars the young wrionat. was entitled, in her own right, to 5001., winch, it is probable, was the stimulus to this most horrible dee•l. We shall return to the subject in our next.—/Limerick Adv.rliser.) MURDER OF EDWARD BROWNE. EMI. Colusaught Jostrnal Qffice, Aighl **Cloth, p.m. It is with unfeigned regret we have to announce the premature death of Edward Browne, Esq. of Castlemoyle, in this county; about three o'clock this day, as he was passing near Ilorseleap, accom. ponied by his servant, in a gig, he received a shot which caused his immediate death. He was. it is supposed. mistaken for another person. whose ex. Unordinary zeal in suppressing *edition has lately made him obnoxious to the disaffected peasantry, and we have to regret that this inestimable young man has fallen a victim to such ueorn-rited revenge. lits remains were removed shortly after to his bro. ther-in-law's (John Nolan, of Balinderry, E.q.) ; the distraction in which that family. his other nu. memos friends and relatives are involved, cannot be described. We have received this information by a messenger dispatched from this office, on business, in that direction, who beheld the a®ict• i tog scene. Two outrages of a daring description were com mitted in the town of Charleville, and its vicinity. between the early hours of six and seven o'clock. on Monday, by armed men, with their feces blacken ed, entering two houses, and stealing thereout five muskets, one case of pistols, and a bayonet. The Gentlemen of that place have offered a handsome reward in this day's Chronicle for the apprehension of the perpetrators.—( Limerick Chronicle.) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSUOVIIII, JANIVART 17. A►rived Ilie Viper culler, from a cruise. Sailed the Hawk eviler. .. a cruise. 71“.11010111, JAIIIIAZT 15. Sailed the Lee mod Sparta. oa a cruise. MARWICK, JANUARY 17. All the packets with the Mails for Holland, Cuxhaven, mid Got!reburies, sailed on Saturday and yesterday. WSW, JANUARY 16. The sloop Mary, Samson, of Allmouth, canoe on shore hey* this sturaiwg but it is expected that the ves s el and clip will be sate d. The *choosier Twelve Brothers. Hook, of Yarmouth, pt ma shore off Illockary last night: it is supposed that the crew are lost. 'MAI. JANUARY 17. Arrived and sailed fur the River the triumph, Street, from Bengal, last from Portsmooth. Also ar►isid a built fleet of coaster? and mothers, fur the Western ports, which have sailed for their different deidinations. Mnt hick by nontrary winds the Asia, Balderston, fur ludic, ■nd remain in the Dowse with the Severs frigate. Smiled the Argos, Deal plot cotter, on a exalt* to the Westward. HAW HIDE/1. 1 Best Heifers awl Steers (pee Ordinary.. Is ICI to S. 0.1 stuee).. Ss 811 to 'ls 104 Market cot.. 0. toe 8. es.ris Ilisldlitsgs Is dd to Is Ott Eng. Horse Os 0.1 to Os 04 men •cormer OP ivsnclion RDIIIIIVIOU. SMART IL .CONTairt Or COURT. ba Wedossday the Colin =KM Me o'cleck, ts ben all the !,diem preens*. SPLeont nod MEN= Chat attended, in env. treatise so . order from the Court, to mower for • contempt of IN isitherlty, ne formerly iamitioste4. The tenon was brought hoe Cmirt is charge of two uffienea hemlit Now is custody on a ebaryre d sedithes; the latter is at prams, se hod nyder • similar chart*, The snick soda *insiders. firm of the Coon was enntaised in the 9th knottiest Paper, printed in Glasgow oa the 25th December lan, cared The Vpirlt efhe Union. Gilbert Mitred being isterrintated, Mr. Coattinta rose sad mid, that as Mr. Mien.' t ,4 raufeesed hunorlf the petite, mud publisher of ihr. wsrk os question, he submitted to the Court that Close *bow./ i f e discharged. The siaII.ICITOR Geogket. opposed the motion, ss,l Conti unstained the bbjertinsi. Mr. Wired was imam excised, and declared; !hut were other persons employed in sasbordieste sitomoir •4 printing the paper, Io whom he pawl wages, sod that lie a 1.., paid Mr. Cane for the use of the ais William Cane being interrogated, declared, that he was 0 nis way cosicerned is the pristine and publishing of Vol 1, of " The Sp , rit of Me Unien"—that it was p.m.,. In hi. *Mee, No. It; Trample, Glasgow , , hot that thiti it krtend took upon himself the malts& publishing, sad r.s. reeling ihe pine of mid atinor. Golliert M`Leod forth., declared, gist tie ante'. ear, under consideration of the Court via *Mira at a lino. • kit he Inbound under great distress sad scantiest of minis . , consequence of domestic alliettem and that, if it coot tikel any thing disrespectful, he desired the Court Cu reveler Ali Dieser. costrition for she Same, sewer having se, intent," of offerint insult to the Court ; that he venerated the tsar:. tutions of his emottry, sad that oistbiog was farther tests his intention than to bring cestempt ota Court. HENRY COCUBVItIa, B.q. Counsel for the Pallets, stated, that a. they hid only arrived in Ediabersh en Tont., night, he was quite unprepared to take up the caw, sal wished that it might be postpaid till Thursday. To this mottos the Lord Advocate readily amente4, a-4 the Court stipulated the parties to appear at tie bar ot Court at one o'clock oat Thursday. runntint to adjournment, the Court met at one o'cl,, a d, Thunialsy, when Gilbert M'Litod aid Without Cane erre cents placed at the her. Mr. Cbcannno addressed the Court at petit lends. After which the Judges severally delivered Olen sposno.i., whets the following laterlocutor was prommared : Thst h... bee ar tend be imprisoned is the tolbusith of Glasgow for Oft spier iif ftnir swill Its from this date, and thereafter, mt.'. shill fiadstaNitent cantina sad surety for his good behari , or for the priloll of 3 years from the dice of Ids Minutia's, a... 1 that moiler the penalty of NW. sterling. Rat is, the wh o op e curnitanors of this ease, and of whet 15... hem mama by Majesta's Advocate respecting the said Winans Cone, tee Conn tin tint proceed to indict say other pestishmeet nem him than to dismiss Me. with a rebuke, whirl, they spipeo , t to be rives, him by the Lord Jenne, Clerk sod gram war. 'writ for transmitting the said Gilbert ll' Lend froth the gsol of Edinburgh to the leitmotif of Claimer*: Williams Cane biotin received a suitable reprionaml from the trod Justice Clerk, was dismissed from the her. The Court was crowded to racers duriug the two days which this case occupied their Lordships, which anise both from the novelty sod importance of the goiwitioa sad the eminent bleats of the Ceenetl for the prime/re. Lord Erskine, who Is at present oa • visit to his brother, the tut of Bombs°, sat ea the Bench on Thursday, and paid great attration to the whole of the proreedingo. Iles Lordship were Ito riblam of the Order of the Thistle. 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