The Sun. — London, England, 1813-08-09 00:00:00

1E coIIaIVIAN PAPFAS. lIOR every , , .preparlitiou tationg at Priguo., and yonst (par . ters are already bespoken in the anci'tit capital of. Bohei i 6 t the i'lcnipotentiaties, every thing is• in -v a ri,k e ; both inthe kin g dom of Bo hernia ato: in rli , 'decetlitir States. W e are as... ,s uro; l th a t I st July 1 50,000 men, pro-' -y 52 v. beel iviaced on the War es ti6lishment. patent, .by u, h the militia •leo out, rental:A.(l nnostially long in the - prii-ti,g ~P ice, 'wit was at i,;:rngth very much has was lihw,vise tilt; new conscription l a w, a, iitlilit to which, only the higher class of the )bitty' are free from -the conscription. To each r!! : htletlt of the line in future ai'e to be added two .bat;alions of ,militia (in the whole about 70-,000 rael,),, who arc to he ores-ed perfectly like „their re. i .:onentA; in coats and rel Lits. Cveiy:one, who - hitherto nehinged to the cavalry, and received his diseluirge, is caned thinly to enter ag3iti, and form a ehoi-.e hotly of mounted 'militia,- which is to be -for .ed.in great baste. All the reports of a' per sonal meeting between our Emperor and the Em peror of Russia. the King of Prussia, arc, "vritho.n. any foundation, The Emperor .-`.lexander merely haul a meming with the Arch-Duchesses and Calh.irivia at Opotsdoia, WllO Callle there from Prague, and its well as the Emperor c eve thew entertained in the most super!, - Manner, by ortkr of our Emperor. At Rittchas chntz, a Bohemian estate belonging to the Duches , .; of ti_!gan,. is dinner table bud been laid for the Emperor Alexander 1,4 biinself, but he rquested to , din'' with, tire rest of the company then at the palace, and accordingly liad Count V. Aletternich, Baron Von 11euthoidt, the Chevalier- 'Von Geutz, alai several other personages, at table. All the endeavours of the Austrian Government have hi therto undeniably been made-for the preservation of the strictest neutrality'; and for this teason the , exportatiim of coasiderable quantities of corn and oats for the .use of -the French sonny was ptirmitted for this purpose the march of the excellent Polish corps:under Poniatowski through , Crao,atvto Lu satia was permitted. And. withoitt this coas t: len, tas: neutrality certainly all mediation_ for .yeacc would, have been illusory. As it is said to be known that strong reconnoissances dove been at s eritl tones .per along the borders of 80 , houtia, it is reported that on the Austrian side a cordon has been drawn along the border, and a few-men detaelled to the chief passes, oo acconnt of securing pthlre _matters. A most beneficial '.patent Tor the litiances is that by which the use Of caret! is permit te d aga i n i n th e li erc ili tar y States, ! from the first of July,' on paying a iirtiportion -I,ble duty ; expelienee hays proved tha i l . the Pro hihition only gave rise, to deceptions and, ouinher less frauds to evade the law, and It!4ried the sonount the duties, -probably about twelve mil- Lou of guilders, but without actually lessening,' • the-consumptioo , , Fatnat THE LONDON GAZETTE, AUG. 7, 1813. f 7, 18173. Extract of .4 Lotter from Captain Sir George Collier, of 111 , 1 m a j e ,ty•s s hip gurvititlante ' midresingl to 'Admiral Lord and transmitted by his Lord bip to John Wilson . . His Majesty's . Ship SurvitiMute, oW Schnstiari's, July 22, 1813. • Tkie breaching batteries raised on, the Chaim. Sand-hills were opened agaibst the walls' of Bt. •Sebastian's on the 20th, at ten in the forenoon, tinder most unfavourable circumstances of wea ther, and this evening there is a eonsieerable breach ; ;nit a second will, I understand from (cueril Graham, be made betore the mom is attempted. • A win has been thought necessark,tti the Light. botoeilill. Captain Taylor, of the Sparrow, has prepared a battory, and In the weather permit te 1, a twenty-four pounder would have been drag . gred up,, and mounted ere this. The itni.sualties not been many, Cotisideritlg tie very' commanding fire our guns arty exposed to. A. Captabi Thibordieu, of the Royal Artillery,. has been killed'; and 1 enclose a return of seamen Jailed and wounded (up to the night of the 21st). beiongink to the snaudron.- Jhave the pleasure to say, the got.)(1 conihipt, of the dew:4o(.la h,,oded under Lieutli3Oßtlilly,. has been the adwiraann of the ttrtillerr !officers in connnand of the batteries. • Li3t Of, KOIOI and .11:winded of a Detachment of Seamen .!r00t. , ).!;.,' iti,trl bcfure SC, Svhastiatni, up to the Even ing of Lie QINL July.lBl3. gif fIVKI LLANTE. • Niforg, lirailley, seaman. Wounded It. G. Dunlop, James de_..)4et(oisly ; Thomas Parl.hill, srainan, slig!ttly ; Janes , ; Patr:ck ()'Cupuor, bearinin, ditto; Papat, -40;iimtit, ditto. Toti4l--‘2 ri wounded. (Signoi) O'lthiLLY, rirst.L;entenant of 1113 lithjcsty'; ship Surveillant:Lt. (Wive, .detifust 7, : I';. • "- - r oa, , i , nerican Vti , sels detain I by the zi,4o:iiiii***Pit4di+ ti,• rtie s df ie«Y dusir;,l Sir Francis B , tet„ at the Leeward Islands, I.etwecn "ad June .fled lilt i tit 2. Vit , plt, tumult to ht,len with fish, raptured July the to N laden' with thlt captured' 1114) . 9,•141.!„ lii' i1o t ,;(!,•0/. 1- Sistrc., •i'• , l+ 1!:),tton, ballaSt; captured Aug. I, 312, by the i , iogdove. b o m ) ,l t o tit. Bartholomew, laden with nom', cap tured Aug. 1.• by the ItingdaVe. • Orpha, bound to Pot tor Rico, laden with flour, Ate. captured .log. 1, by the Itingdove. Iyint , Braam'.; Point, Sliriaaok, laden w ith coiourcii 2..0g. 10, 181'2, by tiu Swaggerer' in comp - illy. Gerwral lying at rarimuiii!,,,, S , triiian • !.. laden with . bolas W 4, inp!;tred August 11, NO, Ufle,Sunnium, Swag terer Itt conyatty. 1411 , 46, up; at I' .J - intarabo, Surinam, :11 balia9t, captured .A s uguiit 1 t, 18 TIP.` - !'inrittant, SwiigKertt !! hlctriest,r, bound ti:aore,, I;alen •44, 1131,'; by t!iu Stalnum, Swaggvrer itt ?;k - •)3tty. Naorl ttllgar o it-ad, and cap" 4 " frit h , 11 . the I,ll,tittY, • vtti,k/1, With uovt, pork etc , r-iptirrtd„july fig , 1:31`2y I,y the Lii),c;4. f.; b.itiuu to Nt. Johll'A, Po to ' trk touc, -omen ith :133 , n,Ol 1,,,0 Ltra. . ut,o,. 77 liegiof.btitter,' too dudt 181 , h t. 4e 114,11444154,P1iiindC10114,101c41V4•414 : , Ljoi ki6.4` .:•1 1 SI9 T j i y &c. Ali it la .',401,w,rt, noti t with it 7".. ,b y t he, 144.41,13,i41 1.i., c o., o i l, bounci Porto ti;e , ,, with and capt urea . - 14-;att 7, Itil2, f l D th e owißivas our „ L Eritleaiiettr, butirld tdiNurfollt,,Anierica, lailen with meaviies and t out, captu. 44, 1815, 11' the 1),).0141 ~ a. 4.t.iphitritr, bound, to N.:w London, laden with rant, coffee, sugar, &c. captured 4111-tut IG, lay!, bythe Doutiolm. Mary, hound to America, laden with .itigar, runt, coffee; and rnol:t4Je4, captured June .9; 1812 3 bY the Spider. Mount Vernm), hound to 31, IlartholoutC, lade') 'usi:ll 6;01 and tur, - captured July 29, 1412, by the Caurybdis. (Signed) - FRANCIS LAFORRY, Rear-Admiral, Comm;Alen.; in the ElginAire Regiment of Local Militia, signed by this Lord Lieutenant. • Captain Sir 2, rch..,111 thinner, Hart. to be •Lieuteriant-Co lapel, vic Gran!, u• Captain Lewis Donlmc to I" , MaiVr, vice St re',igned. I ) "" Grant, Era'. vir.%! Thomson, resigned, I .! . .nsigii Ab!,:alider Tultoch, y Oi;qile4 . ar.l, resigard, Adjutant Abram Nowle:4, by iirevet, to be Captains. Ensign Ai, , tomler 111..eintosti, vice Bain, resigned, and Emign Aiexander Come - coo, vice Alexander, wesigm-d, to be Eienten,int3. Johnston, William Anderson, Alexander - Andcr3on,..Jolin Riach, and Alexander fle;d, Gents. to be Ltis,igns. s Co minis ions in fhe Sa or Itetford neeltitent of Nottingham • Local Millitia, signed by the :,,irtt Lie-utenant. Ensign Thomas ‘Voollasion t.o be Lieittetiaot, vice Sherratt, deeeiticd. William Cooling, o,nr, to be Commissions in the ail Eastern Regiment of 'Norfliik Loc:11 'signed by the Lard Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk.. Everett„ Gent, to be Lieutenant. Thomas Fowler Steward, Gent. to be Ensign. Commissions_signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk, South Erpine:liam and Eynsford Yeomanry Covalry.—Leltit. Georg: Wymer to, be Captain; vice-Holley, resigned. Hingham Yeumanry'Cavalry.—Cornet Edward Case Gilman - to be Lientenent, vice Murray, resigned. Thomas Coning, in' Watson, Gent. to be Cornet, lice Gilman. Counnissigns higned by the Lot d Lieutenant of the Comity of Lincoln. Royal North Lincoln Regiircot of Probart, Ginn. to be Licuten.;lll. W'lliara t nus't;t•ave, and Thoolits • Hardwick, Gents. to Ile Ensigns, Stamford Regiment of Lincolieddre Local Militia.—Gcorge Hobart, Lsi. to be Captain. GommissiOns signed by tlte Ltird Lieutenant of the County ot • Stafford - 7 King . .. , Own Stalfordsliire 11 , 1ilitia.:—Georg'e Vernon, Gent. to ',he Ensign ; vice 113:well promoted.' Latiler, Gent; 6eiee to be dirt Eastern Regiment of St9tfor.l%biturLocal Militia—Lieutenant John Wc,stun to be Captain. .This Gazctte 'contains an Order in (louticil, di:•ecting the Quarantine Officers attli different polls of fa, 4t. liirita; it to put the foflowing additional questions to.the Captofini ! d res. selsconiing foal) phero Coin whence it is. probable flat the plague, or ;:ny infeetinus disease, might be brought. into Great Ilrilain, viz. after the tenth question, " Diftyou.licar of any . remt, or nre you aware of onr Melon having existed, at the time of your .sailing, that the plague, On any other.infeetious diseaie prevaikd at the ' , fact from . whenee4 - on sailed, or any other place the Igeditei talieUlt• (or itiAmeriea, or the West Indies, as the - case may After the eleventh question, •• • • " At what port did you take on board your patsengers ? Were they residents at that Once, or had they etoi;arlieii a • passengers on hoard any other vessel troth any ether phi ees ;- and froth wbat.places, and at what tithe ?" To the Captain or. Commander of tkily of biv Majesty's ship., after the 18th question . , " 114 e Vnii antis p.wkagei . or parcels which you have Wien charge of ?' if , so, what art their contents, anti when and Wiil:ll., dill you take them on b oa rd?':' This Gaztite likewise contains his Majesty'S permission to John Ditusdalc, Esq. of :Itiropstcad, to ;isminte the di! , oity of Itarop, cqufe , rcd by the hice ~L;lnpret i s,of Itooda tpr hi:father, with lihe:ly I,ir the title NAM assumed byfiis wise to Captain T. W hatter, of the Ist Garr; •on to a attic the s::muL':e and hear the anus of •Warre, boos his Mother's maiden nathe. fANK.RUPTS. John Harris Landon, 'Windsor-place, City-road, .St. Luke, carpenter, to surrender,August . 21, at two, sl4, at nine. and Septemher la, at. eleveivat Guildhall, London. Attor ney, :sir. Li. Woods, NVV4 Corn .Excliatige -Mark-be Jahn Jolla , on Kirby, High-street,Soultwarls, sacking-maker, Angust tO, 17, and September at tell, at 11;:t.114111, Landon. Attorney, Mr. Reeks, Weltelose-square. Robert .Crewlet, John-street, Commercial-road, muster Ma riner, Augutit 17, 21, at eleven, and September IN, at two, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Fitzgeiald, Lemon street, GOodmait's-fields. Jonathan Norman, Holloway, victualler, Avast 14, 17, and , September la, at tea, at Guildhall., London. Attorney, Mr. Jones,Millinan-place„Bed4ird-row. - Jon 4', rthur Singleton, Manchester, watch-maker, Auguct 14, 21, and. SevtemberlB, at ten, at Guild;mll, Loudon. At torney,,Mr. L. Isaacs, Bury-street, St E Mary-Axe.' Somiei .tckerley, Liverpool, draper, August 30, al, and Slitember la, at one, at the house of James Fraser, street, Liverpool. Attormes, Mr. Charles Bird; Cati• ditch, Liverpool, or Thomas Windle;.John-Atreet, Bed ' forel-rthv. 'Henry Ictiley,Bath, plater, August 10, 1), and Septemb er 18, at two, at the Full goon Inn,Bath. tornio; Me 4..e tt . • - an. and Yining, Bishopsgate-greet, or Mr, Win gate, Bath. • ° John Branch, Norwich, baker, August 16: 21, and September 18, at four, at tbc Wool-puck lnn, Norwich. ttoroio, Mr. John Deacon, Norwich, or Mr. P. \Vilnius, ILialett's bniitlings. • Otorge Bromley, Hangingheaton, Dewsbnry, clo thier, August at the Illack'Bull Lin Michela, I k;, and September 13„ at elev e n, at thelll4cidall inn, Goiner.4-11, Yorkshire, Attornies, Mr. Evans, Hatton-garden, or Carri . Gomersall. • DIVIDENDS. Aug. r3l. It. Slerilier, innkeeper—Ans..2B..J. Nome, of Holborn, wtiollen..drapee—Aug. J. C. Franck, of Poland -strert, Oxfortl-strect, railer-- Auk, 28. M. Falcon, of 'Workington, (.'umberland, banker—Supt. 1. E. Powell, of Brittol, silver.toith--Sept.,(;„ 3.3)avytt- of Loughborougb, eetitershire ' toostcy- scrivener --..Aug. st. C . iitwitt, of Kings ton-upon-11(111, linen-draper--Aug. 98, R. Itigdeo, o f Hatton street, • filliciiing..moker—Aug. '.1.6 ‘ F. .Thtutipsoti, of New. court, 'Pow-lane,. w:tretuntieutito--Ang.' 28. V. Al-ambit, and J., sk ee n e , of Greoliwicii, timber-oierolisints--Oct. 2,9. Q.. Dick, of Finsintry-square, nterchant--Ang. J. frarinan, of Ilitsh-lane, wholes - tle-tronntongerAtig. es. %V, and H.. Sot butler, of Denmark-street, Itatclitre-inghway, sager re . fiticrs—S4mt: 1. W. Stone , Villiers-street, Strand, meet:ham— :Sept. 1. N. ,of Whitecross-strect, nonic..:iiiiist —Oct. 'IS. I. Aguilar,. of Deromltire. stittare, Wert .l, titt—Seid. 7. W. Field, of 5101 street, ~Ifaitaver-sqoure, apotin.cary----Aug. 31. It. Turner,. of 2EI. A. Cleland, of Chsrles-street, Mary-lc-1)one, upholipterer........Autr. 10. E. Jo • Bury-street, tit; Mary-axe, itterchant—Atig S. • ph, of }fury-strect, .tt. nary-axe, asereltant 7 .-Aug..23. J. IA.II, of Leatlenhall-street, liiii-br9ker—clug of i..art-street, I}loci , ..friars, Foy 1 , 61),-brtilitV--4,1d1g. Witolle, of Runlet ithiie-,trect., itotAtcrlnthe, ironokonger,,- Jones, of Ritttliffe-i.iglivt ay, tilopseller—Aug. 20. C. liort, I)illie44frf et, Newwite-ontrltet, vit;tualler—Aug. 99; r". of Croswit,ttreet,. ,Westattridter, leathern-trunk. - - tual.er. C FICATIqti, Au G. QS. . .T. 11;11;t:g of Cheltenham; Itrici,-ntalcur—P.Stublis,of inorchata-.....W, Sigkl,li, of the Ponitry, batter—D. Assiter, of Grovesend, 4otte..on,cm--d. Vaughan, Idewortlf; taylor—W.lVallt,r, of 11ri , .to1, potter—E. We,,ton of Clitirdt. tare, C IlcleatFl , bricl; • nalifp—P. Lloyd, of Birtninghatri, malt ster,—W. Vanning, of (flutter-lane giik-nt;ttlaftc turer:—J. Lawton, n. J. Lawteu, J. Lawtett, jou. and J. L A ,. ten, of AOttuti-un,ler-Lytie, eottoti-tuan tfitetttrer.i--.1. hie, of Liverpool, nierchatm--4. J. and W..l3,ci6eri, of liock- . lersbury, linen-drapers. • PA11,1% , 4i 11,SH IPS DISS'OLVEL). J. Day, jun. anti G, Pititlips,of merchant , --J 13. Peatinionr and P. Tiothe-.vood, Maidstnne, ker';.-7-1). Atkinson. iind .1. Mins : kip, of Doncaster,. bonc-ater cll.. Its—W. Smith and R. Rigby, of klainp ,, temi-road. NV. Mayer: and 1411144m5, of Lytle, Ltnoa shire, grocers—NV. Young, S. .thrums, ar d L. 2kdam;,. 'or iron-founders--S% Parker, .iind•;.`,lN4lor, „. • :,„ I N .t-preisep—T i. Smith anti S. TiollinK ,4 worth, to iirdtrak!- , trt,'„ dford-rowT. - and W. Manic ) ) ot beat loosbrooke and E. Roe, a kirk mid Ninnelie,ter, cJico-pi s, Lob t) alma d. sou, Clicapsidc, hosiers—..V. and. O. Wi..iaiii4, of Fairii,a4oi. . .._ , SO. ith it.—.-rhe ,Iverage price of Brown or . ,llUscormlo Sugnr, Po.lllRuted iniut Ili , tim.til, Hi , iic in iin , ‘ v eeli 4, n ll itig •rth Au g " ' " I 3i is 6 Zit 90. Ver eWt, tiiiaildiVt: of the Dutk s of CLlptuluii. i4A* itiI'ELtIdENCB COLIWF O taiNCERY, Au GuAT 7. THILOPEAA ). '.Chi:, was a motion made by Mr. 11.vt3r on be half of the plaintiff, for an eider to hare a day ap pointed for the hearing of this Catile, parcnant to his Lordship's former,deeLtratiou of hearing it in thepresent Sir S. ItOM . ILLY, on behalf of the defendant; op posed the motion, on the „groom] th e _wa r of nutters, which was a hat. to tie prt.i.'sent motion, 'as he Could not consent to the propomition. Th e Learned Counsel added; that he had other Ghjec .7 chilli to tl”e motion, but which it became quite unneeesary to mention, since the first ohjec;iOn against the applieatiou.-4The tion was refusud..' ieli. site a ..ke i toll; 11.“.1 been so ;ace ue said, lte.li id only teen dr;il ing part of a pint of beer at Bass's; House, ,he then . went to the cupboard,. aI:A out. sf . !ine acid. h , sinl cheese, ae had hrou_gll' pot 'l43er it, his hand. Oit the following We" nesaay--Ite—went tO London, arid When' I, e c 4, home lie had.a nen. hue t..a.it and a watch. St ,hiked him about his watch; believing it was nod a string and a key ; chewed her the wed' the.same as the one pi.o,:!ut•cd. Sh.e never liar him to any wont but a few , Sainittl Said, that the prisoner desire' him to go with him to a iVrs. a slur Iteep , :r at Woodland, tin - toe Sunday Waning , which he did ; and there tnt. prisoner beech!, hat, it,waistcoat,. and a pair of stockings, Wiwi' he paid for in a 11. note unik some silver. John, Egerton, ostler at the gull and Gateig . °': he saw the prisoner. in town ost ;a nes - day, the 9th of June. I-le was sent for b;'(ile prh,i:ner . t..; 'the Red Lion -yard, When the pri , +: l6 a shillin , .r which owed hiai. Ile "Cli : ttt )fiere to sell hint a watch, %chilli the wit' e ," could not purcila,:e : he said it had cost, hie] 31 . 4 t, 8,1 ( 1 the watch of Mrs. 'Stevens being' sheiVa t' aisy witness, he said he believed rt the ' seille watch whi?li the pric , mer..Offerc,l to „ ' Ann ayvis, wire to - th e l an dl o rd , of the P i 1 1 .1 , Public-house, Gate -street, Li n eoin' , -i , J O- l i t , e '"i' stated, that the prisoner came there on th' ti :, 3 nesan ; had on it new blue-coat. IL' ; ' 14s. 9d. which site asked if he was emu', t , t ' tl it i l tivtvela:sts,lt.tti:l,:.lsblieeihite.‘:‘,:r.. ui.:t the ecta fi ef i. . tii i .i l ovi c i l l.:(l:., i ,,, f 3titi her toreti e: ,i t i,s i . . ti ,. , l , 3 i , :f l i n ; re ugierd to change watches, and the prisoner'W Mr. Davis:. tile ' ).iiishand of the last A i; stated to the saute e ff ect : j--leaving a few d'Y' r ii, e terwarthz of the murder at ' Woodford, an d d h ' fi ' va . watch of t h e 9:d• woman wet described i'', l "„ ( ),, c li • pens, he was inti;iced t o exdininc the wO c i l he had .of 'the pri otter, and he p ro ved it tinedestilatit,ti both by the n umber t i": ker's - naine. He imm e diately aave notic e () I t t ,.„a Bow'..street. The wat c h ) produced,as the prisoner, was the one he had chang e " bin,. • re! Vicary and IVestbroke, 01 ‘,:e.r.4 trho hended bin!, produced the +va.ch th e Y e9tl ,. upn . 7, ii • itti 4ti jAir-S;ltfortl, the nrkei 1 —I . at —ow t. produced hi s ev n, iliinatio in which tle rho he had found the watch near a polo' cord. John Pettingally his tanplover, stated' . 6-11' Ore eLnPI"Yed him as' a horse-keeper. lie wits Aiu need.- and gener•diy anticipated his week's sr•ii , which were Iss. he week: - Oriihnei, in c h his defence, repented bi64°64;' -tion, that he found 'the ws.tch,. Lord ELLENEpIIOUOH s«tutue d up the e3:44. llh • "e111:qr a g r r l e y a . great e m s l it n a n t t i e ci t l i t e , s f s o ; 4 . lu a i f i t e r r:b p i () t o l e ' the .lira, G ii 1 1 . 1 y4 11 . Lordship,.in a most solemn and impressii f reitx ner, immediately pronounced the awful 11d o i ft y !l (is e t l :L v t , eci Hiat t,;:c vh lie w;as m)e •to lie itaug'ed, ': sstl lair; hotly` r receiver! it al!a" ►St tray h.acL to the gaol, attl►l u he ri lie behaved in as like itlauii<°t•. ris maths eelitlpr tbelaitt!ltireesselevlenreed,nr,e,tryveart)t,einntairele,et,oour during the trial shenetl :;51hisleaeael;ai‘,. cx tit::::. t Ili u r ‘ o ry u ci l 'sc t r )r tion. TifV. KIN C; V.- uo't LL' oTar s ;, ol , ef t This was isi3Ormation , against All' 1 : ` or. Bell, a merchant at for cliallengi s q; ii , lerchant at London. D est 4 o s , P li it ,, 4 „„ °d : c s saYiui: he oonducted like manner. Mr. Bell retorted, tiv-t affront licit ti fiC}N ;: e : l : l f , l(l),i t i.l o ii.cl ; :. i t e , i lar) a el ik t i; .v d ia): a r.t u sool a till i s ao t:l l ll ( dea w etai Y i.Ate f kie `i i tiv . d a l llBl.' : t. l e iti t 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 alt SO pOSt.t. , to that edict. ' so,? , vto Ale lOC `"Jeant - S- 1 1EPttetio was about to ex 9l- 1 ,,,, " m tT a e l : t L r ei . ft4e n t s i ' J n' in t l ° get ti i i , v hs g e r r ° v ' e ln Ci d- , 1 1 1 ) !I I t e l s ' e s 11"4erorleill:1 tlei thet found g uilty •,, f ;„ (if Irlitiation would be beard bere:,iftcr' , Ilse sizes concluded at abintt one :'dock" ,1 POLICE. Bow -sr tt ET.—Or t Saturday ,Thonvis fienry liouncy was brought to the office, chi:l.:zed with deserting his trife and family,. Sarah Mooney, the wife - of the prh;onei.,,stated, that about . a year and a half a ago, the prisoner left her, at which thhe she was pregnant. Since that time she had been delivered of a child, and haVing no means of support, she was okliged to, apply to the parish officers of St. TrUartin-in-the4,ld s for relief. Mr. Lewidge, the Vestry Clerk of that .pitri3b., stated, that the truman nod child had been, an d st ill were, char g e a bl e on the parish. Mr. O'Shaugh ticsey, the prisoner's master, attended andOfferocl hail ; but the Act of nirlirtmetit under which the prisoner was lipprehended, not allosek; Of bail, and the priunier not !icing able to indemnify the parish,Mr. .KINNAIRD, the Sittin g 'M ag i strate, convicted the prisoner as a rogue nod vagabond, and. he was,commitied accordingly. Snowr Wr,!GrIT.----The Police Ofliees of Marl bopongt!-,treet and Hatt ottgarden filieda great number or bilkers within the last month fin• short weight, and on an average above two thou sand.ioaves have been-forleiced. EsSBX A'HIZCS. c:ir.LmsFolu.), 11ItritTIER AT wooor. It n.—[FARTti ER PA RTIbULARS.] It'll/law cririturel, it !I - rsektteper, txas indicted foi• the wiiiiii. inu , ll#c of 4\4111 tha Stertins, at 7 \VOodford, in this county, on the. stl day of June lasi. • . . • GU:TiNEY stated the Rartictdars "Of the case, were. addueed in proof by the following witnes'ses kepjohn Nested said, theAeceaSefliMartha St evens t a chandler's shop at Woodford he:was her next door neighbour: be saw her inber shop on tife , safordn v; h ut the-next ;day, on the Sunday ntorui.)g,. fic.rdin Ow was not about between ten and eleven, he with a stick knocked at her bed room windbw : he, however, received no answer, the house remained shut all the Sunday, and be did tiot betthiring the day. Thomas Rile:, her next neighbonr. hut one, stated, th a t as, the deceastlrdl4. not appear on the Monday, morning, he, with some neiglibotiri., , rot into th e h ouse h ack ward. lie got - in :ttf the heel-room and there he saw the bed not ttuul.,led,' 'but ready made p , no on h av i tqf arently slept in it during , the njght. Il e th en came down to the shop, and there he sa slevens lying deind on the floor,. on .er h face.—.. pockets wen?: inside oat, and the till W3S open, having only i 3 fetv halfpence ,in.the Middle of it. SamUel.Tillott; the constable, was One of the I persons who went to th e .house on the MOnday CIVIL SIDE.--SATua".""' 4 1 ° 1;1 ' morntng. .lie situ ., the deceased lying d ea d on the shop floor. :He turned ber ronad, and found that her throat was cut, and site had Some bruises on ,her On a hoard near her he found •a knife, which he produeed, the bl.ide of which, Was bloody, And A ;rooden mallet, which wati what the decenied used to break sugar with. Charles Price, surgeon at 'Woodford, stated that he- stiw - the deeeaserL The . jugular arteries were 'divided, and her ktlll was fractured. The mallet produced was a. very itistrinnent to given the h!ows on the head. ThomaS *Hey, a watclanalter at 'Woodford, said he had made a watch for Mrs. Stevens. He delivered it in March, 1511, • Ills name was with in side, and the number was 1.544. Being shewn a watch, he said th a t was the °ye made for the deceased, .Lie had had it to clean ) and had sent rli 'it Boccie a few day s before tn e ~ , Mira Lock :was at the shop of, the deceased at eight on the Saturday evening, and Sarah Wood.; was there .at ten. The latter,-wltpess gave-h er a pound note to change, which she did by giving her the, silver froni ii little wooden bowl in which She usually kept change, and the note she put into a little yellow canvas bag, Sarah Drewert, on Satitrdy, the sth .of Jane, went tothe shop of the deccasedi. about:Ole middle of the day The deceased 431:d her what it was o'clock ? She, told her ' a b out one; t h e deeeased went into ber back room, ,to look rat her Watch, and said it wits too .slow. She had occasion to passlerhouse again ,at eleven that nirltt; as she was carrying some work home to a Airs. iSrahl; she then saw that hcr shop was shut ; after that sha.went again t o Mrs. Riley's, tie, L'ttxt dour nejghbour of the.deecat,ed, 4647:4177 nonte an in fant's bormet : thiS•wrns Past .clevfen cedock. E. Riley said, thatiltaiug the tiinc the last witness was with her she beard some one' go into the (1: ceased's house:. the dour sl u t ►e,pritt, , . so that any one corning out nthzht fasten .it :tier them. Site w-ts busy at that time packiag It Ilan tik of clothes to go to her husband in the luove by Pt ttingall's coach to 'Tott en h a m •, aHt i when she had .done,-,ahe carried them Coats, wW:va the prisoneriodgeft, to desire tin:tt lie would seud them off in the mornitir,.' 01e g o t to IWi colas ; she saw the prisolier .sitring; nt the table with some hre;1(1 ruTd* citeeso,'andr pot of beer befor e him : it must have been then near twelve o'clock. The 'take care of her r•treri , and she returned home. • • -- ,••-•••—•- Sarah (;dents said,,theps;.koner 10"dged her, 414'7":47":":7;:'7"."' Oii Santrd3y, the sth of jane,, he ca.ae•hot;te, tr,,; : ;:.,• , 7r, e ,sl s she believes, about eleveu o'clock ; .b ut 1 . 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