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'2O, Islti. itHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-, SION'ERS of HIS M.e/JE.S'TI"s• N.4I'Y do hsrekl title Notice, that onlredneSdau, the 4th of Septem , er next; lizt"One ?Clock, they will be readY treat with such Persons us neag be Tilliar to Contract for slipplying• Ills Majesty's hirds at Dent ford; Woolseich, Choi haul, Sheerness, Porta . tnouth, ant! Plymouth, with B L'NTIN and WORSTED. Samples of.the iirlicles, awl a Form of the Tender, may Ire seen• at this. , olrice. - "No Tender will be received after Voe o'Clock, on the day Of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless Xbe Par . ty, or au Agent/or him, attends. .Er;:zy Tender inust be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and sigisca by two .responsible Persona, engaging tillecOnte bound with the Person tendering., in the kiYrildt of 4,0001, for the due performance of the Contract. FIRST-DitAWN*PlitZbl•oti 7tll of Next. Month must be.t.40,000, and May be L:80,000, ayer Cent. Consols. The Scheme is highly approved of—the Ca pital Prizes are innuerous-and all equal Number of Ticl,ets will be drawn aril 114. TICKETS and SHAH. ES ar.• selling at. the old-established State Lottery Office, sh, CORNER 11.1., upwards, of Two Alillions Sterling have been paid to the Public, by that. most obedient Seraiits, JIOItNSBY and Co. • issued against Joint Cross, 41 man Who keeps art ass, on which he conveys sand for sale in unit quantititi, which he digs twit of 4'04 at !lamp stead, lor whielr he pags a Certain such, and sells it in small tinantities in Somers' torch And its neighbourhood, I'm which an information .had been laid against him by a man who gets his living in a Similar manner, who had been informed acaiost under the same Act of Parliament;-aml con%icted by the Magistrates Of Union-hall, and lit.d in consequence beet obliged to take out a [Lt.( ker'S and Pedlar's License, Pie which he paid Sl. and which expellee prevented him from siil!ing his fienti so cheap as the 'defendant, John• Cross, who , as no liCense. In answer to the .couvietion try the Matristratet at Union-Hall, it was stated that three convictions bad been quashed at the Middlesex Session's for - sand,' but the prOtessional Gentleman ‘vtio attended refused to.state.On what grounds they were quashed. The (location is whether sand is'goods, wares, or met ehandise, as described by thellowkers'and Pvcilars' Act, tiud whether it was hawked from torn to town and from horse to house tor , profit. It was stKted th tt a man fidd d right to make any ibitrg from the soil he occavies, and tint to subject to the Bankrnp. Laws, as is the case with brick;• makers anti t4i mos, except they deal in sheep, horses,ike. The Magistrate pnstroned his tieci. sion. ON SALE At WEBB'S FORTUNAT%.OFIfieg,S, 9, CORNHILI4 - Itrid - 17, tuDGATE-sTittET. TICKETS- auci ...SHARES fur the STATE LOTtEßY,:‘oiieli will et:emit/Awe drawing on TUES DAY, 17th SEPTEMBER.. . 4 • - 2.... Grand Prizes of 2 ..... 30,000 . . lO,OOO With 28 other Capitals in 3 per cent. Consuls, form a Scheme , if unusual . attraction, for although there aru but 1.1,000 Tictets t the Prizes amount (in S rocisand lloneyj to .203,1801. Tu Obtain the above splendid Capitals, purchase is absolutely requisite, A 40,0001. is attached. to the First Prize drawn out of the Wee!. WEBB, presumes the Public have oliserved how won derfully Fortnnate his Offices hdve born in "every Lottery for sever.il years;. hut..tll former instances of Luck have been eclipsed by tr.s sneeesses iu the Last Lottery, in which he ihared a , i 1 Sold Mire than - Half the Amount of All the Ca pital Prizes iu the Scininie, Twelve Shares.. 0.31,000 N0:325..1n Five hire .,C.20,000 3,134—Wh01e .. .5,000 No. 714.. In Twel Shales C 1,000 Besides 'several ~) f 401. $OOl, &c. and in the Last Year Vlil3-1 Shared - and sold TiVi; of 30,00t , 1. One 20,0001. One 10,0001. &e. &c. State Lottery - Ottices, 9, Coral!), and 17, Ludgate-stret t. • • • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Au g . le, 1816. T E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His IVA , JESTY'S OttI.MeINCE do hereby give Notice that Pi'opa:al..i - n;i11 lie recehed at their 0,/ffee, in Pali-Mil, tu I fore IredneBlda•o, the 4th day of Sept. ne4S, from sue:. ' P ersolis•a.f may be • willing. to undertake the Supply 'f ro RAGE for the • ,Ordnance Horses stationed: in the Talton - i"s: to, 65 del cereal at the Expenee of the Con-, tratrtor, • Muth Triton), • South-West, including Ports• North er tt, mouth. Isle ,•( Wight, sup Listein, exelo4ier or w,,,rley, chrhochurch, Souttirto, exclusive of Chat- Woolwich ‘k ith its DeProd rucks, Worley and chat. Vetter)), • • ham , W , eat;n, Nor! hatu pton.l4 fur a period ,;I.* Six Iffonths . frooa the Isl thdober next t vots to be good, .nveet, dry, and clean, a•ithout any mixture qf or ll'oehnent 'Oats, and arrest rill fir i• 11 lest t:io2, ' 37 P"ondo per trinchestee' Boabelf the Hay to 40 , sweet au,:' •dry,tail/ delivered in ,rrn of 66 lbs. ?might ; the Straw to br z,ood, dean, rind dry /!'heat or Rye straw, and delivered iu Tross es of 361 1 / 4 s. weight. 74 e Price. to be paid for the respective Quantities of each 4rtielewhieh may In. delivered, at the following rat;s, viz rot the Oats at • per b:itidied potitids, Avoirdupois weight. ,Jar Tilv at per but fired pounitc ror 11 )e St LAW . at lulndred and I %%vire Pounds.. The Proposals .ntun be delivered separately or jointly for two or more ortle said Districts, and it is expected that the Protractor shall receive the Stable Dirng, which, during the tr i cri , oltf Conti•act, Way accumulate 4nakinif an allow . asice,j;ir the same nfter the rate of per Horse ' ,per Ind. • ' Particutor4 mew be hplunittpon,,Applieedien tc . , the Otti,ers Com.n a rcli dir lite trival dvtiqery . each Da a:4l also ai tire Setictary's Wiry, in Pall-Mall afore any flay co Mars 4/' re:, and l'orr u'elcyk, where the Proposals thus./ br delivered; serried op, and en ".p, opt ‘s a Ifi' cur Forngt ;"'. but no Proposal coat Le ate_ l'ait?cd alter the said 41lstif September, at Twelve o'Clock ,f 0 4V,,f ) !YA flip wain, Hay, neither will any render be notice ‘d,Utileait t l / 4 e Party );inking it, or an .-40-cot in his. bellaY, ( hall atten4 Order Vac Bawd, R. b.:ll', Seerceary. MILLARD's EAST•INDIA IVAREHOUSZS, • No. CIIEAPSIDE, l'Or .1)1A MUSLIN, Sel AWLS, &e. and BRITISH MA -1 GOODS, ily the Piece &c. s .Deu4, at t h e '3( ''t amily " " Orin Linen from 35 to 130 nnineas each . t'l Or t eSpeet fo i lly nterim the h " I Y+ :‘lvrchant.i, and I.saloilies arrirmg from- Abripad, 't Y 3loslins, - for Ladies' Oress and A 4 4 l, l , ine,u'io Cv.ichtt,, Sho w ii, Lung (lath!, cc. iMport tvil )y( .. - omponv;•tOL-ettier with 'every Ifid of Serior 34i1 i ) 1 14 in;rtfia-t tn 4,1 trims, Irish n laniatilt up Table • rtic . :es 'for Family Slopriling, eleont NV' Lice, &c. are cooitantly on Sale. at the s„ , eust‘ale ptice, by the Piece (Ind I iealy.--,l\lerehantsiand craninissions will find themselves • liheraUy alplin;,4 vutjg 11ae,4., or paid Cash for. No. h.ettirit timttle. ProPrietors of Business its the CoUtrtry I°N.livile:svitls' the fashionallitt 'Articles for Dress as they. 11 14 0 11 r. • 8 t '".l . 4e Prllt)i.ed eanthrics and INfitslins, and gape' fine Ging , a l "*1 ,end SeerNucker. Udapted f.ir the French and .other Po n Ni ar t . r • t ti e F. shinit s• anu r e ally thirot iltr IV World at the Wareihin+Sca:(ol.l C6iniiiiision'; Articles of raw, and unique dent irti,at. (.11 ests of Littln), trill, every article. wirrante , l, ;7 11 " . " 04 tings, Tatrle-tinen, .011 d ex cryusetitt article fur ry iiiient4, or fiir F . :unifies :throiclot.re f"'"W4l, i!;ttii, andllll7 kibiiit,t each, with &v l aunt, yield . 4 it lit t adt a4e and cooreateoro to Faulibt 3 l and '"os at Once a Liartiltanue and usetul ' , - 7 .•• • ItIMONY. • ‘1414.441 la, of ,vv' ‘•t piy ncioratiOn fn the sltriiic nt Wedlocl; , where the Constitutw . ti im uctai tio , ..t e fl by ilisvaw t or deliilitatrd by a certain habit, ~oitfCilC rii „t it t n a renovation of staliiity previous •'b i viilerii :g that matt- ctictispensanly reriiiiiitc to 11•.1;ive the tifi m .JI tife, id it, reanimate the system. Far 1 """ ) " 1 " 1 1 have cow-inured mire. essentially...to .riestroy )inviiiial happiness Hi:m*lll69c tcLirli are the conseitilencvs u tiguavtltid pleatate. , It was this einisideration which in. ut • Aleisrs . -.CLttltIE and -Co. Surgeons 'of eminence and • j P"f , ssimuti uttaititnctitc, Members. of. tlie }Loyal Cul- L ges*Of•Lethr o n and P.dinburkth, to liresent to the Public the result of thirty year" experience the tNire of Veliere.ll ll9l)l P 4 tinti, iallti those I)ebilities and Venciencies which rli ii n frequeiitly p revent o r imbjtter.the matrimonial state. jhv turinns•grani t tio lls , from recent infection to confirmed des 'i i heirteetitment con%mai.ds very 'often a speedy, and • -4 ' ° in dubious cases. their tong and welt '.iec 41rrituged i.xperfencp gives them a prompt it ude decition that citrres thelsatlent front inert olialiAed out of his ex teueei or itavitiwilis cortutitution'untlerilinfed, and the vi t' .Ilaten t , hut ineidions disease, ui t .royo liv I.111(1 itlid fatal COpfitkriCelitl4ll4lloV pi etenctors, In Nar- DitLettski, \Pair Olaf Relaxation, atid Atopy:of the . Or rill'ifittrialtig (real excessive indulgence, ifftliihriolis cri e4.T4??rl4tlit“riseriNtality, their pratt ice gives newtife raid 2I" 10 tilt . nett fp,raEes,%Nhich Yerg. l l l .4 "ft IIC O r * Sttiettlres' and 'Abet - derailg enic,nrs .of the , urethra.. P Y te6 "ve to it 'mild find &fret:tout. Stighrand re -4'14 taxes of V./mere-a tr teetWii are atired in the shortperiod it will lie co.ni•of atoll to "°*tliat they tuiiy cuteirdf those Debilit irs trench di'lt at ; o tieeptinis,a n d sap the Cumulation — Of 'connubial felicity. :49.giosj,wa4ii with4ll,toor, cteltraity, and,..inviolable se. itudCn. may be consillyd evtly day, at h°uie.', 1 47 ,1 tat trots) . tits ( 41,1 1 , tt „;.'7 1 ! 44 K. mittutyly4 he east, •nitid e railli ettelositt ""ntt i'll , * rpc Advice and .hlesticiiies, will he treated with studiuus tittoltirn" u . • 1.111.1,1 P POLICF OF LONDON. 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DIXON'S ANTIIIILIOUS PILLS. tIinIESE - PILLS Iting slut e'dbtditiej brity in the private practice of theAlreprritar, Mr. DlXON,Apothecary and from their graat success in anatarolas stinate I3itious ThisanderS ' on riiiineroits Patient's of distinction, partioulataly the puke of Bedford, .the flawager 14dy tiny: id Stle, the ViscOunfess - Bulkelcy, &c: &c.. he Wtl3 Versuanled to oiler them to the Public, tinder the sanction et their Nantes. They are found to be au incanupara§la Remedy : (01 , W digestion, atm re,tering the tone' Of tote Stomach. They remove habitual and- tetuporary .Costiveuess, Sick Mead , Aches, and Heart-Beth, whether arising &am t he - acrimony of tile_ redundant intemp e rate. diet t •Or drialaing tra't e- C.Sti, and will be fuand at omit catuahlt.Alecticine tr t,r. re sorted to anon every Indisposition OCCitSidllett by a di,otaiereal "state of the Stomach and Bowels.` •, Nab' at Me•ssas. Battler and 'o, a, tAuiapsiile, Lora tinny la ' &Wes at-is, pd.... 60., - .• . ,1114 sis. • :Oil also ; bp the, FINAL, EXAMINATION ANp -------, cumin-rm. roll, TitIAL OF MR. JAMES TUCK, LANDLORD or TilE BALD FACED STAG. , ! HAT ToN-GARtitt24.—YeBterdny, , previous to the nrisower being . brought 'to the bar, the Sitting Magistrate addressed the inunetise audience as sembled, and stated that he had teemed several anohymonv letters, of Which he could take no no tiee ; but that if any •of the writers of those lettert•were prevent, he wits 'teddy,. in a private room, to hear what they had to say. No answer being given, the prisoner was Or dered tai be brought to the bar, whielt was done by William Read, sett. the officer. MAGISTItATE.—Mr. Tuck, Church not being able to attend, I went yesterday and took his ex aminations, which the Clerk will react over to you. Here Mr. Volta, the Clerk, read over Church's Ilepositions'as , ,follow :,-- Joseph Church .(the Pugilist) being sworn, said-. Between eight and nine O'clock on Tliursibly night, the ath Of this month, I came home to the. Bald-faced Stag, where I lodged, from Enfield, where I had been hay-making, in company •with Robinson the black man, Crouch, Saunders, and others; the deceased was there, and he was very touch intoxicated; 1 star DO t: , l irrO i nt dispute betweeit him and itobinSou, nor any other person ; Robiosoll I lit livr , to he a verY tiOitto in offensive ma a, and who Would not otivr insult to at y person ;- at ten o'clock the it tiroman me a oindle, and I went to bed ; it was a foie moonle. , ,ht tight ; hi about at; hour after, I heard another person come up •tairs and go !obeli, which I Wier,. to be Robinson l at seven o'Ll.ick neat morning, Tic 'awe up to my nom, and informed methat Mr. Draper w:; • feinted drooped in the well ; I got up and went to ; the welt, there I saw Mr. Tuck, Crouch, Saunders, Robinson, and ~,..1 , 0 41 ,•in er persons ~ssembled.:,l looked downand saw the water hub:ding up, but I did nut sae the body; I then walked ' away. and was not present *lbetr the body was taken out of the water; but I afterwards saw the body when dead, lyi•i•: •in the malt-how:v. I w•,s not •present when it was seat tiled ; and further I .know a,•„ dos'epli tiarvey'being vorn, said—l ant a carpenter; and live at Cock Fustey. About halt-past nine o'clock on the night of the Bth of Augbst, I was at the door ..1 1:!c a ,l , faced Stag. I saw I.trat . r there; he was int ,, airaled, ind I saw hint wre•olinr; ,c I he Irma itoilr v, ft it it 1114 u ut toe .iallie of Webb, nit.. -to. i • ,: air. *lris : tie blows ‘svie liveo on either side ; 1 saw them both fail and get up again; The d'e• cte .rd did not complain of receiving any Inihri. I did t r ot go. into the lioase the whole evening, I was tin 'rot the do,r; I did ti....t see the deceased hotiat; with any eel del pars •u; tinge %ere some prsonst .1 the door whine I did not koOw ; I saw Johnson, a c , i:t-, ,± :‘,,e. Palle% inane there; he Isis if toad of. dung he ur.mglit hoot Londoit there, and , lieu went with Lis norscs to his nesst r el'e, stsoies; I remained there 4.,! • about al minutes; nes t morning between tO and i I o'clo-k, I beard that a sate wits drowned. in the well, and I alike Johnsow, %Own I saw, stlne - tple.tioos oh ..t it; he said ther e - was.. and that last night as he was plug ray toe Sto', nhot.t twelve o'clock or a little bctore, be told me ne•hearda noise and'senttlin; :Tillie` yard, toed soluebody said, , e lie is gone Nand this way, and we Wißfollose )614' but he,did not tell me' whom be meal•t, or that he saw four persons come out of she house; the last time I sa , the ,prisoner (pare, deceased) was Aland ha , f-pitst nine o'clock, whim he was wrestling with Webb,. that •ii all I can recollect. . 141..ry noltiorn, the serraa, bring again sworn and. east 'rained, answered to the following questions put to her by the Magistrate ; . 0 :1; Do yon know two persons of the name of Bricket and Awn in?—A. I do. . Q. Ilia vou see them that evening at your master's ?—A: I treollectltricktt and Auitin called on the ,ight of the Stiverf An gust at my master's; they called for some breath tout ct.cese, el' , cese e and a pint of porter ; my mistress said It was pint t,', o'cloek, and site would draw no wore Neer, but she desired me to go and ask my master. I did'go, and found him in the I , :irlottr, or else the, passage, I do not know which: my master said she . might do as she chose. I rut mated with that. inessa;;,, Aid I went and served them witlya pi-nt of porter and two penny worth of bread and cheese; I then went to bed; the boy Was up, and laid off one of the benehes asleep. There were no hay-makers in the tap-room. nor soy person besWe the buy, Wicket, and Austin, at that time, \then I went to bed. 1 do oat exactly . know what it was o'clock, but it was the general custom to leave Ardrawing• beer at lea o'clock. Richard 'Langdale toting sworn, sloth I rein tealliirtoNfr. Paris, and lire at Perch-hill. ~ .4: Arc, there anflabintre*o in yoUr'master'S st.rvide of tlie name of Bricket, Austin,..aad Johnson ?—A. 1 know thwni they are labourers of my master's ; 341mson is carter. Q. ,On the evettini; of the Bth of August, when., did they leave off work ?—A. As near nine o'clock as I can recull,ct. ( - 4, wh at time dti they tithe after in • making up 114,4 bogies?—A. About atthour, or arrhour and a half; but they are surnetintes in the stable unii: halt•oast eleven, or twelve o'clock. I was in the liable about half pastruicto, and saw Mit het and Johnson there; I went to bed a little hefiire t e n, and I it theto.there ; but I do not know how lonolfey might remain there alter. Q.'When did v,,u hear of this affair ?..-/k..•Next tnornbigs about eight o'clock, one of the hay-tuakers informed me of it. - Q. Did von hear Bricket, AuNtin, or Johnson, make any n*ntion of it?--+l. Neither. • (.1..D4y0u stud a head of 'Straw to L o ndon nex t Mg' ornin, and who went with it ;—A Thicket am! Austin wen,t with it. , I do not know when tl .y went, or when they rut anted. Question from Mr. arman-,What tinted.qoti think they Mightiake 4111;41;44e p their hoists, that evening-, rte they t head bcco•antY iliti•Cltking that ..I.lyl-4. 1 think ti o + ) ' n i c ht. milt trness and-ele.in ups their horses that eveuing In it hour. Owstion.frorn 140:Magiatrate—Oi4 not yots i send Johosun to London with aloud, oil the ath ?—A. 'I du not Itot‘v when he retained, but he w ay in the stable at half-past cline, aMI I gave thrill stane beer to drink; but how !Ong they 1 , ... ;teed there I do not know. ,i\hoisTasms..-Mr. Tuck, have you any desire to say any thing ? • . Prisoner—lf I am to be committed, I Should wish, with your approbation, to be left in thee House of Correction, where tam well used, until moving day. 1 ant an innocent ratan , and this will be my ruin Misoistavra-Of your guilt or innocence' ! am , not the Judge. 1 have read over all tile, dente evi for you. I certainly feel it tny _duty to send you for trial by a Jury of y our Country. It is cus tomary to commit to Ne wgste , hut on * this .oe: casion, Mr'. 'Tuck,'" will grant - your request, a n d send _ . you to the noose of COrrt ctionTsVitireYb4 will retrain ten or twelve days,. anti' thittbe ?e , . moved' to Netegate for trial. - ' ~ ..,, - Pristinerl thank your . Worshipo. .- 't; The .MAGISTRATV therplerrikred 'the Officors'4o convey him ffoin:the bar, and 3 . Ceirtill( iritillVliSt. , .. ~ . . crown assetiibleil, he' ordered:theuf7.to.eproteet lire: prisoner front any -insult;---fit was ttilly-'6itta . mitted for trial: ' Mr. David Draperi sen.• brother-twiliaideeiiiis ed.,,,untl trite , vest•-ot , the - Witnesses, :wait bonntl: . • over to prosecute - J and give - evidence 1 ,, . „:7 - r . 114wK,ERS'i AND I, I E,DLAURP thr....., ; , 1 / 6 1 V - Or nlaiT'' , . '-- , -"Yestet'tioy - an• interestine , eititur .„ ~ : . , ,,„. , vrmer ytv it tue r e: Arot Peillars' i Aer' :came-boil° -= fi . Td dr .. a' ~, f Aft. Norris, Hie limpet and tailor Of Hingston, nuderwent a final eicatnination, chap d with re ceiving several pieces of broad cloth, knowing it to have been Vo;eil, .Aral to be part of the exten• sive robbery of I.)oitti elOths front tin warehouse of Messrs. plockbank and Co, in ook. The prisonvr was .fully cominitted to tulxu ids trial at liWtt Surrey Assitvs. xxTrx a.• CRUELTY. MARLitelatillt •STRERT.-- , on WedllCOrty Mrs. Scoti, tjit. wife ut tF fl +Y-dresser, relnling at No 3, I . lolborni wait brought ttp Atir exatnintAl Lao charge appeAred that during ttt ni . st three grays of t h e week the io!.aliiilnts we - e alarmed by the conti, ..nal at:teat:ling of a child, but more p-rticithirly the intiotiets of NO. .3, who at last came to OM, i. lo y o f the Hp:lrtment where the prkotter lodged, leiind it luck. d. A child, under four years (Ail, was in tue inside crying. bitterly ‘l l lO in. formed them its nrpither was gone out, a,,1 gave it victuals for' three day 3. They instantly, o u t of humAnity, put some bread in . inideine4th the door, and informed t i nsmith, thelock,r-uparSt. Giles's watch.house, who, by the authority of h 4 • broke open the door, and found the child in a manner tow,horrible to describel one of its ears was Itterailytorn off, anti the body Kit over covered with wounds, part of %chichi proved to be burnt. On the prisoner making her appearance she was taken into custody. It further appeated the Child - was the offspring . of the prisoner's hest: mild by It ) former wife . ; that lie had been then ii, the •counery seeking for Work, and it was, supp , 6ecl the prisoner's Intel - 101bn was to '6use the child's death before his'arrival, 'as it - wits known cohti. anal .wriligles•rxiste t l . between -.them in Cottle.: quence , ot the . ehildren, she having also a chil.l,hy a formerhusband.. • 'rue MagiLrates thought the case ought to go hefore H Jury, 'ma 'the prisoner was 1114 coin- Iniocti for niAl. • The 061,1 is uot,expected to survive. The °dice was exicemagly crow(ted,, chiefly with wonted, 'on anxious to attack the pritttner," but were preieuted by the ()Hiders. SHOCKINu OUTRAGE. • GO •, . LDHALL— .- //winos good was charged with vialetith ii,. Rose Auu Smith, tt g i l l of thirteen years of nge, ssn Il r eduesaisy altertlowa s tinder; the frill ;witig circulostaiices : Mrs. Stoith, the mother of the child, deposed, tiott . she brut,' in Half Moon Alley, Moor fields. tan the slay mentioned she went front hutue for a-short time, leaving her child to play about the-rvetnist. Upon her I own home she was informed, that " Tom the - ,madman" (the prisoner -from lit% wild , fernelty`heing so cailtd) had nearly 4cilleti her daughter, She instandy went into on adjoining house, where the child had been carried, and :timid her, speechless and insensible. 14e pristmer, as had been repre. to her, had suddenly rushed upon the child, hrew'her 7 . 1 . knelt upon her bre ast , an d w hil e ilt , tnat situation, .o . er face, temples, and, dillerent parts of her body in the ini n ti ti;,rre manner, te.iving her nearly in a lifeless state.— . •, thild was immediately put tinder thc'eare d surgeon, who applied leeches and such ocher assi‘tanti as might tend to its restoration, Her condition, however, wtis SO dithgerUll3; 40 10 pre ,vent her attending to give e.videi x ee ou tve' „occasion. Waremn, the sister of the last witness.- deposed to having seen from a window the - briital conduct ot. the .pti.:olier to the child. She 01 0 0 sstated that she'had'het self,' on a former occasion, 'offered •from his violence, by having her arttS -IrrOken., - dining it "fie of, his temporary ferocity. lie WitS'•ill'faCt (the witness stated) the terror of ,the 4e,ighbourlrood and one ot the peculiar acts ,331,wiotenee,end, barharity : of which he was, fre. waa,.ebat of l,iltitig every dog and •,ewthat,cithie in his-way, with . theII4IIIIIIVIS used in his business as,. shottnalter. Wbc,,Atsoatrrstax.a.tartkred him to be brought up 9,11 a fottire , .dayitwbortbe state of the. child 'night .Atrtiaoritto--anit 41ireelett -that,-the parish officers ,ilko lsh ti f t L ye b :; i t i t i ore " fl i :o lV ll 4) ffi e f; ' !i n Z7 l ll r te ll -=t i lft t , i ;te l a " t i t ' s 'might be taken to prevent so tioiperate , auti dun-