The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-27 00:00:00

. . . . • • ... ... . . . . s . ' I . , ...• • , . • . ` ' . ~ • --,---- - - - : • isONIDOT MAII-KE I's, &C. , , . • LAW INTELLICENCI•,. ' ' be called : the lad denied that it tv,AS him, and r,...- ! f4sed to go into the parlour to see if he sv,tr, IL t ' , - • :I\.TATIGATE, 'JULY 25.-Testerday sor.ie Ladies ire:Full:N.' or svfig AT IN MARTO,.-1,.. liv Mi-,:,: , ... Camp and M.11...PA5, Tjeit:-We , g ller " COURT OFCitANCERY, JULY 26. there. . , - 10 meet, this evidence,' Mr. ToeriwG, f'sr the and Gentlemen (five in number) went over to Jut. uake•froin July 12, to July 17. ~,.. ~., . HAYMARKET THEATRE. a carpenter, and ' , l!a it r i m• ti g it a l t l e l, o t t ( ) ) : N l , o li tii i l: t e i T: ii ,..t d l o ie n y k l i i e a s d two Alargate lads • defendant, called two witnesses, 4 0 4 , („utsters. a a tl l;: o o d il, .":3 6 1- : : ...... Q.Lnt_t' a l' ' t i:•,; ( , ) ,!.] " Itlollltls V. COLMAN. a bricklayer, and. they both swore that..l3.l.ssell- (aecortlingto ens-, . 1.16 tit I;ns ea stiS •---- itt 10 '1 , /qr. HAtt'r, in behalf of TNit. Colman, stated that. we n t . w i t h th em ou th e morning, of the 19th to t" l l l ) , ...‘Viiii the Ladies and Gentlemen were re- - 189 . - t to • ; ',.s 4, Wli iCh !Kiting from Ratusgate, they were Overtaken by 3, an assembly of Proprietor?, was to take place to- . 'Chelsea, to look at the skeleton of a house storiliOf thunder and lightning. They alighted from ‘ • 1 53 1 t i iti ,j a, s , e , ,: 1 t;i 7 'l . __-_-= 1 -' , „ .., ~,,,,,,!, os;1 J morrow, at which, there ' vs;is no ddubt, if the they wanted to hay ; that they dined -at a public , their donkies, stud went into a cottage for shelter, 93 - ''' ..', l .' • t 80 - a t 1,. .1. other parties' brought the same conciliating spirit house b t i l i I s . e p n ( : 1 11 , ieti posit s t i t o i g v e c t i y lt e s the t() as his client, all differences would be , made up.- whole 1 '' at a small lace a mile from' M:trgate, call- 1:675°. at i 1 ' 2 7 6 : 2 . ' 5 3 ; 3 7 9 '-'-''---.-'. . I t t 141 ( . . 11 , lie hoped, therefore, that his Lordship-(snit) de- its being the 1 Oth. of March ; they knew it to be ed Chapel ,hill ;a• nd tlie two lads;with their don-' kies, took shelter behind 't wall from the rain, ' 537• - at. I ;Xis 'O6 gl .--- it " ( 7 93 i l l lay'till td-morrow, to give his decision oil the lip; so, bectinse it hurl rife to an to7reenient made vettenil; flash of liglitishig, accompanied by an eve- 2 . 0 13 3 ...--;•---,--__„..„ f i , 1 1. •: 2 1:: 01 1 4'24 ___---2= : 1: ; G t.: 01 i 9 , ; • pi iCIIIIOII for the opening of the Theatre (luring that 'day respeetisw' the house, but' s ditty neither- 26 - Ili. 9 , ~, thsspresent season, of their. iffOkefi At tile agreement With a ' view of NI clap of thunder, killed one of them, nasned 1.35- -............._ a 1 : 22 , od 9.00 ____---.2:- at 9, ;;; The Loan CHANCELLOR said, that if the in- i ‘V•r n es ling -wit. _memories-, 4 young man woo •,--• -AN7'ON, and his three donkies ; the other refr I • tl • 78 -:: at 1213 ad 109 --- "'-• 1 :, 5 '. 1 4 408' •---, at tiOs od ea ----- : - ,V; 3 !-- ; * 6 .1 tended meeting was likely to produce cone , ord, of l aat tli ve d groom o f th e e h an . l h ers , an d bodes with lad, GEoJtoE larrentriEto, who was a short dis tance from the deceased With tWO donkies, was . 185 - ": „ 1 ., 4 1 which .he •liad, however, some doubts, he should a neighbouring gentleman,, stated, that lie wits 340 -i",. ; r : 4 , 1 trarly.struck blind, and the left side of his body 2l 7 at u7s " 7 ' l -________.--- at - not object to postpone his decision on that point, . about to he inairied to his present wife on the ____. . .... , . . I ,,ss • xi - at it6s od 40 - 4 7.• 01 and ns to the report of the Alaster, he should pro- 21st of March ; and it 1)a(1 bleu previously agreed,. u reallf"llY ilia recd. He was , • however, found 113 ---r at 11 cis od 193 --------- ' p f d • ,- f dive, and it is supposed he will recover, There Total 10,:16:1•Quorters.---Average ii i i.i:(4 . .„ eced to state his views on 'that subject. that Russell was to give isev Away ; he in conse is a large hole in the left arm •of his jacket, where ' • •is aid. lower t s t 1 f 1 2 .. 1 t c:2f 2 L . -' j ' Ibis Lordship then adverted to. the origin and quince went to Russell's on the 19th, to Make ptogreSS Of the present' dispute (which have al- the previ ou s arrangements; but tic 'Was not at the fluid appears to have entered; and . his ,hirt'ry . is scorched almost to tinder. It is remarkable ' From ~ s i . ea July .0„,. , A RETURN 07 17.:P h Ir ( 1 ;, , iru . et : 000 , t wady been before the public in a variety of shapes), home all that day. that •Wit.etAm DANTON, whp Wits killed with the to Jutris.-From t .. , 110(1 observed, that the printawil point at issue at John Russell, lad in the shop, gave very dis three tionkies, has• not the smallest mark of vio- l2-.---115 o - .220 - ior, 0 193- , . .i present,was, whether or no Mr. Colman, who was tinet evidence that he never denied his uncle to any fence on his body. - 'Near - Birchington, the . I l tl o t - no 0 783 - 105 0 , a .....--- •, admitted to be a prisoner in the flinch, cOilld in, and was positive that he was not at' home , creditor, I 1 I lightning stinek .a, bay stark, and. .rentled. it in. 9 19 1 0 2 .•.._,.. 1 1 :.g. 1,11) - -= ,1,(). ) :1 g ~w.-,--- --- !,, - ,7,,,' • , 1., tt situation continue to fulfil the„ aides of prin- on' the whole day of the 19th Of March last. 'To ' s d s u , k , • s d sack.. , .it ...u. been cut clown with an instru- .. 20 -0- 10 7 a 52 - t oe 0 cioal Manager, afisigned to him by the deed, and contradizt this wit'nes's, the shop-book was put half, as i f r " I b 8 --7- •, 0 0 Whleii he still claimed as. his right. .On this sub- in his hand ; frolll Whieh it a »'earetl, that the meat, anti without any marks•of fire. It .took a. • 350 --- -- 10 7 0. , - • ~, ., I t o o ' ''''to , ,s ' it.• direction immediately over Margate, which licep ,jest there was a clause in the deed of'agrcement, first entry for the 19th of Ma l i l elr ‘l , :is Russell's was completely inundated ; (flu its continuance otal-1. Sacks.--A.Verage 109 s. 0p. , . is. ,• Os. .14d. per Sack higher than lastliet• - • ~ . . , „, „, by which,. if th e principal ivianagt,`lV. Stage M - lianrissvriting„and also several at the hitter end of as • , nager, or' rrenstirer, were to neglect theirsluties ft . the day. Ilut on further invcstigation it appear- the chaise of Mrs. TOWNLY - was, literally dashed . UXBRIDGE. , i it , ten days, and without the excuse of .real 'illness, e d, t h at th ere • ~• ' 4. the ' , lint st acre no cu.ries ,or -,,,,i ; the to pieces in less than five minutes after her quit tiog it, hy the horse taking fright at the lie - litnino' Corti-Inspector's,,Return.-l'htirSdaYi• 0" to 011 1 1, 11. p e r Id. 25 , 1 Os to 61 lOs 'leans : ... .. . .... , 7 s Y t' u u a . to , 4 ; •• the Proprietors might it other r :Nersonsin ' next entries beim , - die - 9 1st, SO, that it wai pro which also occasioned a iyine • -inercliant's t 'caraYa b s; oatg eb Pe qr. 43s to 66"6 New ditto. • __ 3o , ito "' their stead. This agreement had liven - entered habit the first entry of the 19th was made by 45s ad tp 554 od It ...... • • -"' • , -. into in 1805 ;in 1805; Mr. Colman ,had been ltitssell before lie left liome that morning ; anti t 0 be 1.1:11 away with, when II the: sadden jerk, , .- - __ . ' ........----• ,arrested, and the hill had been filed in 1809 . .- that the hider were made on th e .2t)th, hut th e • the drt•ver was thrown from ,his seat, and hung, . PRICE OF Ii() 1) :'". , t , Vt.,W V (n. "''',., I,il 01 ' • •• 'By the evidence offered by the plailitiif Morris, heading of the day left Out.. On thus ps'lktlCe the suspended by his , legs, with his head directly under ' - s K u r s o . s t , , x ........ N . r .. . e it i lla i o ) r t i ou j ig ::cri. o s K t esi , t ,... .... .. .. . : 4 ° (i:)) '. , t i o 'o :, ,, °, l l g i l the horse's hoof, until be was rescued from his It was proved that ,Mr. Colmart•was a prisoner, ill :Jury found a verdict for the defendant. perilous situation ,by.a casual passenger on the Ess ex the King's Bench, and it wam alleged that he . . - gl '3s to ill Os Farnham. , la . ' . 'could not give to the'Theatre that personal attend- is road. • • Duty 150,0001. .. _______.,,, .....-- 1, . micehich constituted an essential part of his duty. • POLICE._ . . 1 • 5a1 ,, ,, It Such 4 t tenclance wasreally soludispensably tic- . . -----aaesa , ----..... • SATURDAY'S GAZETTE-CONTINUED. • -SEEDS. „ e st .r, - BOW-STEEET.-Yesterday JoSeph Mason WRS ' Red Clover (Foreign) • 703 1t15 1 r , " t ° / "'"`,bei . '. cessary, it was evident, that, from his situation, . Ditto English .. •.. ' ..... Ni. Colman could notgive it ; but then it was brought to the Office; from St. Clements watch- •' 4 Divtimi , 4l)s. .T.Aytuagtr:stßle4r.efAn'i.Z.gtarike.:_,.lii4l)llb3;rnitlit,gtp-Gra.aksevii,onulyald.W.E.. White ditto. house, charged with violently assaulting and at- ._s a 53 to aii';,? t l i i ,r a • boo ti set forth in Ids favour, that he had been in the - Rye-Grass . . tempting to rob. Samuel Jones. The prosecutor ,P ., i . i . d .. ( 7 11 . e .. late of F T enchurch-streetoVine-merchants-A ugust 14.• Turui l i, White . Bench 8 incelBo6; that in that situation lie had con- 'atlis.mi IIN ill tams, 1% orcester, iipliolder-Angust 21. T Thomas ; • Nite l d 'it a e n . l \ 7 ° 4 :t e a u r t a l. S eed . . : 6 8 1 i d { r: 401 "' l': stated, that he WaS returning home, on Sunday tinned to fulfil the duties of principal Manager, night, about twdveo'clock, when he Was attack.. at Cinitithatt-August 31. J. Corhy, Bengeo, Herefordshire up to the year 1809, when the bill was filed, with.. ,carpenter-Angnst 21.. T. Andrews,. Churcli-passage,_Catea: Brown ditto ^os od to 75 , ki . ~ ed by three men iii Picket -..street, who knocked to:,-sire.(, Blackwell-Hall, factor-August 21: J. Hudson, Carraway Seeds 4 . Ni 03 mit any . complaint having bee it Made by Mr. 'hint down, ,and ►beg:in cutting open his pantaloo ns I pper Thames-iire e t, Coriander du. ... IWOrriti,•ol' the other Proprietors Its to his Milli'- • whartingerAtigust 14 R Frld• y, Cinque Foin ..•--s ot i-to 7.--s , , ~, o il. f . close to his pocket, which be had no doubt was Jun. isistvoroi, Middlesex, ,cora-dealer 7 -Angait . 93.. 3. Ha a r - Tretoil . lOs od to ;Vs Abe i r o ~, • ciency of fulfilling the duties the station allotted 953. od to 100 s 0.0.a1,d.:14 t,,, 'for the purpose of robbing , bitn ; lle Called for as .: ,s a , t o rc o u d t , , l i t: a a i r:;i o et s g u r a o l e ).7 - . ..4..e ., gest, 1 . 4. W . . Gledliill„', Serrnia: Canary to him. Tisk was certainly a presumptive evi .siit Cake at the Mill 161,05. pc* thau ...,_,......-,-- sistant e, and a watchman - came. lip, and two of the t.purfiqc,ATES to.be granted on or before Aug. 14. . denee against the application of 11Ir. Morris, that • , , men ran GIL Michael Holten, the watehintin, C.' Stephens, Lonv-Acre old-boatel--.T. Fl t • - MAIlls. 1 % 1 ••• "ring that time l‘irt Colman was competent to 'lnimpton-row, fornishingfironninnger-. E.. Fn a rr ile C r' ha S t ° ll n a t in h- NE %MATE. A:.s:1) LEADENFIALI. , ~ a • said, he went to the assistance of the prosecutor, discharge (lie duties of principal tnanager, and• By the Carcase. ' Oil " '..: •• 1111 d fottud him nn'his• back,' near the en t rance , to upholsterer-W. Wilkes, Sulrolli-stieet t tailor 'A. C. (sic ' - Beef 43 4d to 5s .4d I Veal ........ a. mi Id , that the theatre had been well and profitably con st.niintree , s ad 2 4 ' rcn Fab ian, e s -street, silkinen--41: Culli- Muttou...,,.tvs ad to' 6* 'odl,P , r l, •• , "•'' Clement's Inn, . With three men Opon him. On his ' ducted. His Lordship , next adverted to the Asliburtor t;Der.# o , P h u it li i i :k t 'e ri e e '- Y- S l4 . j .l e 'e ' ir j ;l l :ar an l t e - s-s l t t ine A t br ß 4l l l : e m k t situation in which the parties•had been placed by approaelliog, two of them. made off, but lie sue . the absurd .distribution of votes among the pro- ceeded in securing the piisoner. The prosecutor pside, warehouseman -C. Toplis "jun. 14, ltalci:l4erien's)n,..f:tatrde.toljlcilltetatl-niauufactitrer-T.. Keynaer,' tat iof " . g , sd . t o . Pitt -bank, tutt L i i r, , , , J, r , arelit lint having lost any thing, and nothing having been prietors. Colman having one, Morris another, and ' Bu tts , the 'casting vote being divided between two inai- demanded, the offence was only deemed a violent " eman: "' l '' Dunl:erle Y , ...Ditto:s O to ll) 'l s ;6 6 lbs s each . : .... . ........... . . ..... ;:id ii , , 1 :1,1 _1_, 1 3 1 lir e . _eu!lott• man ufattilier-P. Mer d; ants , Back , .. ............ . ...... : .... : .... op! to , ;,,t, n E LI i lTi oilue m di t. ' l :l l ' l ,: (l l . eree l; e4 e ii u : } t E el e lg. t iei, i rrL... J.:41 1 Ii : gton,.hudder- , -11.. Caton Mon- 1-4,.....„.i. WA assault, and the prisoner' was ordered to find hail victuals ; one. of whom, the stage manager, sided With Celman, and the other lead sold his share and to answer to it. , ' Ala 111.1l0ROUG11-STREET.-A blind woman, ,who ler-4. 11. II all,.lat e o f , F r i. Cooi I C a- P s P t er r r e : 4 l ( q {ua w tili t t e. i t r r r I l e °l4 h . rT s l o ca u ° s a te r e u Gl 4 l l ; 7 3 %V T: . ' .. , D ell: " ° i ll I t ' t . e. P ' t : C . 1.: r . 7. de . e. : 1:1 ; 1 .4 13 -e i' s 3'sdibe t *t o i l e- 5 .;80:1111 :; ..:u.1 1: 1: . • ::: .................. ...................... ............................ .............................................................................. ...... ,Mi .01 half bit vote to :Morris ; so that unless the Court had separated hePself (tone her husband, wiis 1 t. , .: , 0 ). a i k t.: , ,, - S, - peremptorily interfered, any sort of arrangement waretiouseman-M, 1,.• ii;eates, Exam en s i. banker 7 charged by bun widi exciting a riot sit his dwell- 1% , :do t ;!- D s„rEet I i G ir C e h ., e e ri l 1 11 :s lth : 'Calf Skins.: 501° t tl, 4 701.t b ).:: .. :. .......... : ....... i t , 44 i or the removal of MT. Colman from the office of manager, nodes the stipulations of the tigreement, ing; and site, in return, demanded of him a main- J. Indrews P a A n i d tT P.• B. tan dun, Tim g t sivere totally impossible. Inaction might have tenanee. It turned out that the nom was of' in dustrious habits, whose ettroings did not exceed in s u rance - brokers - J. l' L :ll: l 7 so lg i P i S an i d ) 7 ° li i ; N : 27l;ll. l l".l:i i r'c'e' t ' si lf Large e Hi'irs .... ; ............ ' ...... 1 2 1 1- : i''.? 7) - 1 -- been brotelit at law, by Mr, Mort•is, against Mr. chandlers-R. P a to n . an d .1. Rthhl, ltipon n' YO li r r h e s t li i i ° re 'l : ?o l io" . .. . GTritilSkdins -... ............ • P ' 41(1 :z ell ' . ....... .----'-' thirty shillings a week. The woman confessed ....g l t t t: :' ... ::: 70 to oaths ........ ' ....... : ........ 3 4( 4 '( t t : ~,,4 • Cohuao; f(tr eneglect of duty ; and on a verdict .44,:Tlnii:counracilir0611-11-7.al.cnnilijall:.imleilaiiiieistijte;,rkN,luntlrtialienn:r:liiiisiteeirirr°4paitathll:trcs.-J:-. S s - 1 3:- . ; tt : ee dit to. .., 4 . . jr ; k e e e .i t u ! l 1: . 11 .1 :: : i 5 1 : 6 . °. ~1. : 1 e"r. 11 r 'dll) 14:1: 9r. it j ;* , i' ' ! : r . : ' .......................... .-- -9 t -1 : '4 31 lib'i')° ( ; j : Al having been obtained, the Court , would harts had that she begged about the streets, and diet her daily income was from ten to twelve shillings ! 1 . SOITIC i;'.'01111tIS tI) set upon.. This, however, bad r awl s J. Grouad, Ilud- Carter, is was examined at this Office; l ast (; .l i: • r i s ) fi a t l .ll 'i 7l ll n rit e n t_ l, o) lt l.es Nl av i ng ,J, Hair, and R.. Plt i t u alt. l :7l%,'ae s a e s i lle- Clare Market .. , ... '. .. as od T i l i i .' - '...`: d itto.• • '', 3 * ..... ---i 0 not been the case . ; and the subject,with the various iveek, charged with robbing coffee-houses .of . • Kay and J. P , its od MAL% 9 `i ,:ss' t j ' t ti - iocidents,had been referred to the Master, with an plate, tee, and against whori many other charges ' iindoonsß v innki a;:i i il r w s a tn , k 7 , n tio c j l t Le l t:l ; i n c t f t e e t r'r e .li a l i t s -11 ••• '.• ' ' Whi ‘ t r e st a ife Ct 4t ? 8 13 1; 1 : e.t -'---- . ss --- 6tt S ""7 4itt '' ) '''o .. li ..c.sl). ' ° ` l...* --: :: 5. 4H: order to norke his report tifereitpon.• . The Master, Liverpool, milliners-T Flint and 'l 7 .l . l"il ß tr L" .4al 'i d ' j i Fi t' Average tg o , al ., rufacturets-- 7 1‘r. 1-largitive andlt.llargrate, Leeds, Ynrk- ' 5s 60 Ditto Rota( I , . .... . i, 4 . oi b u d , i ti consol i tence, math ', hi s , report ; to are forthcoming, cut his throat, on 1,.. rida y , in the , taco ~,, A .. Grares ••• " ' . • „ .• • J' i a; Nevv Prison, Clerkenwell, but not elfecttially.- .illi:*.e.: tlir,'...r;sta-11117.°1711.1:11.Nti:VIVerlill-"'H(a'll,(ifialrtti•ivrilisiLinanCtih'in%reel.' Telkw soap . Good Dregs. •" . ..• ... 4 , which e.sception had been taken, and sin this he was to decide in the present instance.- Ile will be re-exaniiiied next Saturday, • ss., ..: t . .a mire., 1.02 - Cord .• . ........ ' , ~• .... • • • ' • GU MPH Ar,,;l. ,---Two of the light-fingered gen t ry, lia ,, i4 JA. .Isillilnithtrh;tlllW(.7. stitguititt,o74 Fir-tsar, ii;::t I ‘ l l c l it - nAo a n . r i e e a rg sTl - i 1 11 ., : Mottled l l4s Palm ...... !d; • 0.. 0 After adverting to the other points left for fu tianmanufaeturers-'4l Poberts and Ci.O. quick, Shrews- od---NI" , • • Thomas Wryht . and William `smiling, were yes huq, wiac and liquor-rue . re . li'atits. Prite of Candles, per iluzerl, ta i 4 _ ~ ,, d . , „ ooe y. _...-- his Lordship'a conSideration, the Master had tercky charged with picking the. pocket of• M r , stated that iltlr. COlman, although under 'eon- • ; m i n Parks, 00 Saturday evening, anti ssteal-. ~ - fitienient, had continual to act as principal ma- Ile", ---- • • ST. JAMES'S tIAY ,NIA 4 . --• ) .. ar „,,,, I. 0 il,', ing a silk pocket hattlierchief. Mr. Parks stat e d II;iy ...... .. 31 us. ad to 5 i 20 ' 21 --- 'ivei.l'c) ' '..• rtager, :•;electing plays awl performers, preparing, ' oto.'l n.- Ilse aVerage pri c e of "Brown or Mu that as he was passing : tip the Strand, between St. computed from the Returns made in the weestl;thtartSoll's% Straw 1 1 .194 .0d tO . 21 8 ' T- ----- " theatricals; casting the parts, and giving instruc- ' ' ,-- .11 %1 00 ' " I 144 0 1 Cletnept's and the Netv Churches, he sate the .lnly, npa, is .`.CS. 7d. pei‘ cwt. exclusive of the Duties of • - • • • WIHTECI-111L'EL HAY , 4 . 11 ,,, .4 04 . • tiollii to the performers, at his lodgings in the (moonlit. • ots---aysr ~ _„, „, prisoners itintiediately behind hisn ;he felt them ;. . . . , . o , i per duper anus' , t i i r... : t r: l7, Y ...___ __ riku,y :......6, 41 0 tiil,,z4 Hay... .k ve rztgei ' 1 Ili !P' Roles; communicating with Winston, the stage- • stray, . it, te,i'Od to 21 ds od--- --- t , 0 . 1 „,..., q,„ . „„..,• , , touch ► llis pocket, slid suspected their intention . _ , , ______ , manager, Who carried his instructions into effect ; (novo' •61 . Os oil to 71 6 " ii --------' A Wile to rob him ;in consequence, be was. very A1E7 7 E01101 4 00 fC4I, ,IQUitlysiL. , _ ...........____---,-------- • .ito ~, 'I). and, iii short, through his superintentlance the • War. AIARK.k.It JULY •• tv:ce. cautious, and used every diligence to frustrate concern hod heen well anti profitably conducted. • PM L O SClPHlCAL. ll :s l 'r L trt l i i :*:l7N T ' c' r, l.; . ' sl4%,l4•Ell t STP:A.NI). SbiPiat.lll.3tilt. . !Ali i 4 B° 4l * '•; I t" 53 ‘ .. 0;5 1 their intention. He had not gone far; however, . . . 19 Nl:weft/4k lI'S 1401*(1Ship could out easily reconcile this report before they contrived to pick his pocket rof his 5 StAtit,lls,l 4uß t ' • 1 1 . . 703 , , ................ .......If . ) . ', ( ): : 1,11 1 ti . t , ,,, i ) 7 4,7 ' 4.165i 1! ,. . i 1: . ' --s. • .4.0 Of the Master with the avowed situation of l‘lr. , . --------------- t Yor/4.liiro Coal :' handkerchief. Ile'Soon missed it, and the. pd . Colman ;It was possible, hasveyer, that the head- . I 'caeratine'ste . r. 1 • 1 • w e „ 0 „.,,, :1 . scowls Coal ' .O ..... •.. •- - i' .i to ""! _.)l' Sotlet'S too, alid inintediately .srent in search of ' . 49 , i• ‘ 3 '.' ---h - .1 C:ulln .•1..- ..... ..,---:, •.i isf a lawyer could not so in maliately understand , . _ ~ . th em; In his course, he,met two officers, to whom _____..... , • ----'-'-- • • k' the various meanings littnaed to the word Mafia- . , , ~: , 1 0 --, 731wriis. ,. .) 1,,,,,-(it y -i..„y ger. ,H e h a d ii ,,,T e i t his business, in rouse- Jig mentioned his loss, and •after some search, he s. . .-, - • ~ wi ' SO , . r •opienee, to attend most minutely to the evidence fottnd the prisoners,•tutd bad them taken - into 7. ''i 'f - ''''. . 2 •-• a • 7 • t:. • .. ...,.• On Thursday, the 224 lus t. at Ilruitswiek 1 ... . , ... 0004 i ) t Mrs. Ilirell, ot a Stab • - 1,:1,1, " 1 ". • 4 , ..!1 ; a: 74' 4 0 4 , 1 4:1 •-•-' --. 4 custody, when his handkerchief, together with olfered in this 'OOO, and after commenting at great es Z 1t . 4 ci, aC. . A . ' .. . itOk' length upon it, his Lordship declared that it was , five others, were found ill their possession. , The ~ -.-.- -. . i I t ' t s r i ai t i r a e Tl i rel ' r. SurreY) t l'' :,,,,,I„tt ; ' offence having heels col - unlined without the pre- July., 0 ° . a a - --- --- . ..rocatzurlda,,k.a.toi,h:ritioaytabieAr'rthsti.:4,,(.."ti.a,,,pl,;:irn,.a.,,'„,„,.. .. , in favour of the Report. He was not of that opi -17 64 60 70 53- 20,97. •• •. .02 . Rain . Foil. Ilion,' for be could not conceive, for his life, how . cinch of the city, the.. prisoners were 'ordered to 13 ‘ 60, es 71 55 „lb) Fair '. 1),.. ' . . 40'"' . be, taken to Bow-street 3 front wheece, after an 19 65 at 69 57 :till • Train . Ili.. MARRIED. . , „0 0.. i1d . a man in confinement could , fulfil the -duties 0f... -po 64 61 73 57 .70 Manager to a Theatre; he was, however, bound . exantination, they twere comniitted tor trial. et 62 60 65 5.4 ;67 Chnitly ' 'Cloddy ealk , s'Ediiihor.;•..!l, 'lames Dondas,Esq.4.4 Dia...01.45,,,.; .' . to decide, by evidesice. a nil . in consequence to . , 9.2 6,1, •6072 to •• .70, ~ . Xoir , . Fair . Mary Talton Duncan. daughter of the late L . ' • ,•• :of', • confirm the Report of die Master, •by which Mr. , ANOTITSR LIORRID MURDER. 23 . Lately, at Gravesend, Lieutenant Sorookia , 0 ; ~,, , Cullinari, in Digs present situation, was declared eft- ~ , • ...---.................. . .02 . Navy, to miss charlottd Arnold, of that place. .---' oc , 'PIA" "f• fulfilling the datiet; of Malinger. In •..izestertley morning, abnut,tWo or three o'cl ' k . . . • yg consetlttertee, Ite•tlissgisSed the, nicititin (or * It . • e .111,-, a shocking murder was committed on the body of * Thunder Storni aklout4 P. 141:.with heavy rain. ' 1)1E1). „, 4 4F e d P e' • tlii Report. aside i hut,' without ela‘t%, tool with I i • ti. ' Mull in a field lietWeen I ilea's- -. • ,-. •• - . On the lith inst. sit Portseo, Mr. James Tait eg i-.' 1 eit 0 : •4 i i t s I t i i i r;i ti: l r e t r; t:t t n: t i i i n t g a ti . i , n t ti , te ,, fu t iveftie• . party miglit A curious -cire-tonstati, , . . • • ce ot some. interest to west Masters in the rtaYal .Nav3' -li'vjug,'' e k tie' ' st r e e t aj(n an i d ) ti l e rl r' a ..4 t o g ttritlting-hospita , l. it issOp j pos' . c . al• the rank in the year i 778. , I i fe r, '.lo / mu PUttgli to nave the /Phoe tlie itlegeased hitt! been ;Marled by sonie villaill;, amateurs in the fine. arts,. oceurreti hitctly at Hots pre Wednesday last, at ISootti , Entl,, of 0,,,typ. )0 - ,,,,,,1 k ' t rierl, After some conversation between Mr, ITAwr, Sir S. 11.0".111.1.V, Mt. Lnacit, and the. Lout) (..irmicg.t.t.o.a, his Lordship said theft he wotihl give his decision to-morrow; on t h e d eurinto i to open the theatre during the rest of - the present season, under the management of Mr. Morris ) , and on the conditions he hLr proposed. COURT Or KING'S. BENCH O ittmy 2t;!, WINKAVOItTII V. HOPKINS. This was an action of trover to recover certain g,tocery goods, and .the question was, whether one Titomas Russell, to whom the plaintiU;vvere us4irates, had cot:111140M an act, of bankruptcy on Lot 49th of trtli last. 'The yitnc,-, to prOve the ail of bankreptey ixa, one Dowse, it ~ ccvni t it to it pon- , :ou of the name of 114);s 4 )t), to ‘o lo r n NV Ws mach in de bt. l .stitte,l, that Ite:tikkilal at talc: boast.: of ilmssell, in.Seyttiout . -t,trect, on ,Ntart.;l4 19 t h twit, 1t tit tit, lifte,r tell it) the m orn i ng lie was (of& he was ing at bottle, but, while he was ttaint; witf) the led in the shop, be tn t w o p ek the k loor Of the parlour communicatin g with t h e shop E I S TOOT) Ili Rut SCH saw him, he wi t h. drew, He MCI told the lad, that he saw his Yesterday morning, abont two or three o'clOck,` a shocking murder was committed on the body of u poor labouring matt in at field, betWeen.LneA, street,and the !?oundling-buspital. it is suppoSed' the decettsed Vika been ;ittacked by some Vilittini, . and making resistanee, they resolved to murder him ; which horrid deed being perpetrated, they threw the body into a p;ravel-pif near the pl a ce here the murder was committed, The body war, ois. discovered about four two labner The head of thelleceased was nittchlacerated, ciltil marks were found on parts tit it, supposed done by an iron crow, or. some finc h The precise spot on which, this barbarous act was committed was literaly covered with the brains of the unfortunate man, The body when found Was still warm, but life quite extinct. The tWo men who,first discovered, it Collected together the fragments of the scull, which, with the body, they conveyed to an adjoining public.honse. Three half-pence was all . the Money found ill the pockets of the deceased. `,lllO body'was spot Owned. The friendi of the deceased state, that he was awirishnian, and intended, shortly to pro ceed to his ovn 'country; and in artier to defray the lognelices of the journPy, lie had been for some skvings from his weekly wage*. ‘v-tg this sea alt hiloty„ it is supposed, attracted the villains, - and . occasioned' his death: The po lice oificerS were . search atter tihl murderer*. . . A curious -circumstance, Of some . • interest to ttma t teurs in the One. arts',. occurred latcdy riot, beach. 'Among a parcet.of old gootk,' I•itely ex,- posed for sale there.was'A, peirltiti j to r-ltich.fia little,lalue w 4 _ttitneltett at that it was disposed ci to a poor man for 10d. and afterwards sold: , by him. to-. Mr. Pito.cic i . of the same place, who seems to have heei better fibV to:appreoaCe the :*aikte Of hi 3 acipasitionf or iyy . . ft_turnS put, we:4re , jnforaled , that. his cf pietOriil skill is a representation in good style of •dEotto-u who it was- not before known kid Mt sforhic por trait, as this would linlieute )311t Who the painter was Ivito was honoured, and has his work. thus 7 .revii-ed at, this 44.5 , 4, ive.are. l lOt told. Mr. CANIACK his krteil;wiih, this rare_ production f or 20/. ltayi,tig sold : it, to.lBly, BURKETT, of Tieet,..whn has beep OXiired One hundred pounds for it—Bo - ton Paper. . . • At the Beverley General Quarter Sessions, John Smith and Mary his wife, of Great Driffield, were convicted of pretending to exercise ati4l-use witch craft, sorcery, enchantment, and.coniuration,, and undertaking to tell fortunes ; .and sentenced tube confined in the liouse of Correct 10.1 twelve months, and to•be piliored at Drillicht four times, once a quarter, for the space of oat hour on the market day. 40 f DIED. o pt , dto ei On the 13th inst. atPPor t, Mr. James T., Mt vte oldest Niasters in the Royal Navy,, tiaviog been r „, , 3 the rank in the year 1778. On Wednesday tut, at ;South,End, of a..typho i ,", Franeis - Shge Gam bier„.sixtli son tint Gambier ; Esq. Comniis4ionerf the Nayr. :;10 •00 Saturthiv, the 17th inst. of fin itaUlitnatid t) or tt,, the Res. A. t.. Faulknor, of ASton Clinton , ivt " • r i year.of his age.: • .qt On the 19th inst. at Phillach,,,(34irnwall, in the his , nge, the Rer. 4 years RectOr Gwithian. O 2 . id a f 60, n'Friday, the inst, at the , advanced 3,0 °' Pilgrim, Esq. of Hampsteed, Miklitirstx• On the ixth inst. after a short illness, Itie lao of New Burlington-street, ag.e.d 76. At Barbadoes, Oil the ilst * of May last, Licilte !, orhi4 . Majesty% ship Cressy, son-in-law , Priddy's Liatd. This lasueutvl young ()ajar, the Cressy, when a sudden and uirexpv4t,d g 44 init . ' fortunately - upset the Goat, and lie, with tw o , sunk. --,.. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTF,III)AY. ji,, Batik stuck, -•- litilia liatilli,e4. /S. Nityy 6 per Cent. 85a 'B6f South Se , SLockt . r Irish A pet Ce,ti.." New Anti. eg. P l? e . 4 pc: Ceitt, 72+ .' .114ctiegtterfl itli, 3 per Ccnt. nett. 56 . 4 57i Onwium , 5 04 P I ' . - 3 pt:r Ctat.Cons:6l4/ 1 3.ritili4Jlo. 54 • trti I. , i, , t , a Batik L.,:tmt. 141. 8-Wril3s colw f *Ql ' .1.134 " 6- . 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