The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-25 00:00:00

• - ‘vves . niuNsi Ell ,17,12;:,-',IONS. " These - 4.'obsimetreed ;ye , :terday ht-ince WILL - 1434 VVATioN, attd a,l;eticii tit Alit S•. [l't rt . . . ybu i ng. , glrl. wtts ndteted for. 11131tri;ously settinc fire to sortie bed furnitute,Aittill intent 14) hiirn dwelling-house ,whin) Trewitywd.. The proSectitor and witnesses .topsin the 1111 , nt not..appeatinz when eitlJetenttotv,, th e trtisoner was put b4rk -the bitsitiesi of , to t 1- e (7'l osocco . tlone throngh:with. They were *caked', , bny , (ltd - itsit: appear. anti slie-vvilti•Pro'• 1-,,nti444 NO/ Guilty, rrnin the %lilt t+f.eritleuce. ).4CitAirittan Ad - 1110 , ,i,11ed t sp,: , 4, , lliNta!zaih - attiler such bit oak circloortmtt 4 o ; 4?:4111..: In a ti 0 ,441 (if tears, : uccomptinie4l by. an . 4 - I , tryorarinn - -ot real (!on(Filion,.slie:ex.prt;ssed her snirott , . 'and the bokt reports!trere 1114de of her, hci:lvicill t (hiring-a long. coaitteinerit, in prison. - Thomas Cirri dashing.healt, was - convicted of a)) 01 , 44n14 upon the pers6i) ti& -Jtiliit Tortier, a weit4clo4llll of St. 7 .ll)trtio's 3Clltelleeti to pv a tine tit 1 4tl: tr) the - King." ' Mary -found guilt` o l itealitsg a sieve of Currants iit Covent-Ciarilen in3rl , iet ; hut in con siiier,iti.on of 'her having beetialteady rhree,monthS iltiltii.olieii, t h e Chart senreheed her to. l 4 clays' further Tin rah,' Lane was inflicted for assaulting and fal4ely i:lipriirmin.l Stnitlv tar three irtar. tern o'4ll'll6in% The Jsii frinrul him guilty of the Stssttitrt ontv. a)t(rhe IjitniWthalterionr an old'lnAtt, was rnt.victeil or in brutal assault no Sitra .13aTtiett Mod lrAitin4 Wilson; two girls 1)1 the towti.• 'rhe pri,oner keeps .11 11,inse of bad .fame, :King's-. plnce, at . l7l' his con hag one of the satpe kind, in Same ii.tee. E'nral'zeil that these girls had lift 'I iv liutige sow's, he *attacked them with lan4e stick anti ciindiestia,:and was eft.;;:wa'rils n to the wateh-lionse. [ - le •(**4% . vrt:..ll,l•o4wil thy Magistrates ; on die . 13rneli, ai itt)(o‘44l,l rir r tra . rtri,, anit it':,aiiptr4reil ha . 'hail net led before. f liiie'reriglyttri the 'itw lite prli.vity at, and ail, jn . v.itsfAile . .(_%,()lir's 31‘,61h e . .. tic;al melanitkol s ititti•i:eu 6.1Wi1l With ,11 f TAX gi.*a - iestich 'a hiee,inserearit as:otrriti..7fMli - apilv ; priSoner was, tultl y lie might ; 0 7 :y4 . l4:hig..:hrtyr - a" very teeeze, KINC , STON SESSIONS. Tuo:was . : ',,TOTtieiltittriis was indiited for robbing:l% DeWatt otbil clothes and money) Tt tippeared tront the triiireuee that the nrisnoer 'and, prOertitor were tic.cpt. l ifoed, and.followcid the_sarue tt:ade, and not 'boiott ahlc t,i tzet 'any Wockin tout) . Whined •to - sveli l'or"empinsi iu tidecoontry : they le: cgio4iag:.y !cft . to k.e..) Logither, alit! O;1 ti; . c ev c niii;:trlt Ore no.nt,ioue , d.in theindiennent,. t,hey StOriled 011 1 .0r..-hrmie to 'WO ; the' pOsir h.,. Ho. i iw r, ti,) the: prosecntor paid a!:r.! h-d so , ,io..dierthey - werelo 1 ) 0, Cu,. asleep, tLe'petsoner trot raldog. all the proseeti. torls , the coeired, ; (r , o_Oroaa'telv,.lli)w,.ver, for him, he was tovf the i.v W ' it) took ti ll:'! in ) tr) • tOefooperry tit Of! po scsslon.— T-e Iv* tow)( ) 'and tine o Court sen ty.. k . c! It) 11. transported rin •.-eetos year!. LP' i, aI; ,, 'L;AgY Pop, Abralia ',llfrivu, 2:40,8( 4 .1:4,,i0n, James Kritting, and J . arne 116650 n, wes t , yew) , eii Oxeyes and pickpocket!, by Colthwhooro and Clark, who arPn,ed Chat no !lays n tl,r Kilt' at Croydon they oh• served the ori4onar, in the rtir, and knowing their: ro.he ootorio , ,s,eharaet ers ) . they followed and o'o sv:ired them try the pockets or Aieverak pcvions by Hl; inst them, Pereeiying, lmweser, that they evert: watched by the (ifficers,. they trtitted. th- riir, when the ()ificerS folllJiied ikliti look.olCm . into eiloody„ 'lthey were titien.Nfole:ii ti art.., and -rnoonitted t 4 th 6 Session' as 'reputed. thi,eres. The Cour! now sentenced then) to six inooths hard !,!!lour in the LiOuse of Correction, snd to be. whipped. • • DEvoN cov,.Nrrr sEigiONS. These Sessions egiumeneed on Titesdal. , Thr atteldhore of Magistrates oto the first anti 3econd,(ltys I.v.ts the fullest we hove ever wittlei/V,•, ed..; about srventy of the 1.10 now - 'in the Com nlission. Among, the number Were, the Right .1 - lott, trot(!. Forte , etle, Rolle; anti Ebrington ; t Sir I:hourts Achiml tool llr. liastard (the cotintY Rte at Mr. 'rocker of .Crilyttoi (cloth niatt), I;o , ,rehier tirrey, Sir'John lingers, Sir John . tits , Nit< [);t:r ry Forrest, INIr.S. D. i'oreher, P. t itk! Cuptnin i3asfar(l.4 11 for inioit:ll, 7.1 r. toy . "1 1 t'olood , r Hay,fc, C't)lo:! F:And. 11 , tipt . vtit,-, li. VV, IVrev, the crty. , ti it iva's :Gib:, :l-i1 to p. rc , ive •t!ittull t.' (li.iclos.tislt) it titt,t coi• t its, evuotitlittire,'Which of fate,. t . t ; 5i ."" )t : c; , , ,5 . 1„ . or tat• con : ity t(11 k; rI "ilYe irtot of, al to S.,;llat rett'efieltmeittS - C;mhl ht. • e.tajii,ditileilt4. It •toot of tin Cotincy tftv ;(1 4 1,' 1 , 0 1 - • s.eY , ;tt y , ars ago were taielii,iterl to cont,tin 1)11t one lUin :-"cc eieh, .are tidily , vith 2,3, 7.it.4.l,sontetlines tont. person Th e ma in C m'isent ttis inciv-,tse4of petts , oite:itiers is Ohl-jolts,: the genet - al tiiieharge of we! , frolic - the army 3 1 ,11 twey,i vrhich 11;4s thrown, oack j m groat toicity of l i oq -of %%thorn no.tto.onsitiet able Ar ty toloiltie - , • •rt tvortim) was sent trorn inany .,.. 4it . o9 . t' h, 70._. J. bese•str the.d:trien- I va r ots, ittui conselnentiy g . the Lolin , v.expeiglitore. 1:(!e several - KeFre r !s at fiart , 9l to olYeg ve rite sti t l ) etest trere c . • - the Sliivevos of 1,11... e wiry' .4 -t 1 fl irt to lay ontattoti , et: soki!ng wular.t (lily tieeessmy for tempotari p Poses, , robitz INT ;LL aENCE, ;:, ' • e . TAx GATHERER's.--YeittrB4l- 8.11001_01.011g. in-, veStigation took .plafe, tespe , :ting -Ole -frauslo ; h:iii an felonion.s.tratosscliontot \l.f 1441liala. joptes Es t mer, the Tax Collectnr. 4 . 1-ng.i 7 t4t, vf..61u1e :1444 u z,e, to his use at stamp igt„ s. , ,yartag Itll.4irig berin fah} confronted to.r.tf - ia.l At ,islas . t,A . 3xankiiia.. Ilan, upon an interior eii . jage, he was not present 4 Ft4terday, hift..lir. LIANsoN, tile Solicitor t.ofllie Stdinp Other, Iravinganken.the opinion of the- At— ( 0141ey-G , iterat - Woo athise.t tiAt„tbe pros,eiiki.ttmi sboubt be cacrietLowagobottbe.•priso.er..by_Ciu . - vrrionvnt for the sopti tor. or clipitat .04 . 1:11,P,Z,,itt calisequence of t ite,,itu at it!tt., s/ill . e . h . lie 14 tad .that his respvc ( tithility,. or chariitc!er had. aajlitlg 10 df) allll Ille lil e,t ; ilt stage Ctf OV.I . hislacss,, hut ,waill'il be an after considei di itMl '.... . . ' M r. G vvyiliitt at h yesCertlay to Ciii7itnei l t he prifsecution on the part of the-Stamp Office, -be. ,ore Mr. linut , irtt,. the 54ilgis; rate. . , - ,_ .. Italph . lVebb, a harge-Isniider, of . yore-street, Litnehonse, staved, that ou , tlie `,2o,th of Aprillist he paid Mr. Farmer far i.fssesied atm:B apd others, and paid him tWo souls of 21. - Bs. 2tl:atill 41. !k. 4d. and received two receipts from hint, 'on both of which stampcinitl been pasted on tlfein: - • Mr.. Gwynne very eandidly,acktOtvlt.dged, that on holding the stamps to the light, it coaid not 64 discovered that the stamps bad been wt•iiten on; tilt-bought that did not prove that it bait not been isNed 6efiire ; : but the 'kit Stain') Act of George 111. cap. 18..-1, had mAde it a capital of- fence to tranipdsost;inipS . froin one paper to allO. i titer, although the Stamp was not- wrote upon. James flawtins, A tiiiiiiier,- . of the - Horseferry r4ad, Limehouse, stated, that nn..the-29th of Jit nitary, 1812,1 re p.iiiil i'lle. Farmer. 21,..3a. for laud "tax, :I be' reodiptfor: xi , Ii i_ch -he proirinettl, which had dr statitfiTtirittul on the hack at it. :John GlagbY, of tii c King's. A enis 'politic-house, 'in Narrow-street; Limey - false,. Stated, _that on !.1)e 10th of October, 1/41.4, he paid , MI: Farmer tile suns of 2/. ItYs: 104 d. 100tssessed . tivxes ; the ls amp on the redcipt wits pasted 0 , 1 the back of it: i ; :i r. Fanner did hurl app ea r to he sootibto ilo.t he ..4 . d ai doing wrong,: or that .he obseme.iii tt hat lie ; .Vias oing, for lie took the- stamp-1(1404 .Ql4 a !tis pPeket, _where it appeared-as„it ifc.haii a rionther -441 utheri, anti pasted it. on the commati printed form. for tax receipt,. ' John Etigur, vvtiokteps an lint. it) Foee-itreet, Lit flellottse, said, thitt-on the 2Srlt at Apt it, -I SOY, lit paid Mr. Failiter, the stint (4,3/. C. 7d... lqd.iiid ,t:,ix ; the stamp on the receipt wal eviticAnly aili.s• el to it by a wider, Or paste, which. lik: .. sailiced. He also pi-oilfired severil other reetipts. i tortaxes, .tvhich had also the, xittus.pitid on !lie face tit them, upwards (4214 yet no regitha !limo!) wasvAlletn, nor uala.ny .ttucheti,to them in any way. _., Air. Alrgn-PlIUs ailended for MC,. Farihee. H e olhe.i . verl,- that as he had ham folircoritanfterld'ar tri a l, it wbtilf; hi. A t v,,t(), ,my:thing , he enubl vty, to alter ; Ile. e 6,) Ad . repeat wilot lie -Ivaii• siri.i, -Allem MI. kl, , ii•iner %t its , • pitsacltt that to ally tuotokut,“ k oshi, be giveib t'iit it Vas ii,tl Acctiaksl, ; 44)4l.l4,,,pwicliol:(l it )V II 4 . 0 b e re f use d % gaol, oi t tite9tectlitot yiLaiej, i pato et! !irk the crecipt.i, 01 . 11 inti,t lie tithes! hv proecss int w arty Water tw. Ille t I i,ll HXIt*ON.GAILDLN. STAGE COACHES.—.-Mr. William -Dean, Pro prietor of th,e stßge-coaches trom ‘Ve•Aliarn awl :ntr itt . .)rlt to Lontiim, ppe 'ire(' to a stimminii, on oto information, charginghim with being the• Pr- pi it!tin• Of one . of the SVesthain ;flu! 'Stratford coaches to anti 'lrbil! !domino, 'No. 986;•on which. the name w4ts painted ; thett,svas allgt) pointed °tithe foot boat .tocnr:t•y Lfive outside, 4nd. Whereas, contrary twthe 81;1111'140 , kt coach, which was'drivett by some: person unknown, did, about quarter Rust two o'clock in the- aft eruoott of the 29 ii of September last, : goipg _along Mile-eoll Old-town, carry seven outside,passengers, none of whom were children . The charge being itrovvl, the'defendaut teas convicted in tire penalty of ltYt. and costs, it Welt' he paid-tio‘vti. Potit.icAtis.—Yestettlay *the following 'named publiettns . appeated Co summonses 00 fofnltitation laid agratist them by-the Society for. the Suppres sion of Vide, charging them with.soffering iii their houses dining the hours of lfrirle seiviee on the Lord's' day, tl.O Eith of [hitt Thoduis Ctow, laildloiti of the %Vhe4tshottf, in V,ere•str6J, clare-roarkct: he w as CMlViCted in the Itrtt.tity of 10s.: and .costs, being his first 'of= fence. Thomas Ra i ney, landlord of the iNfargnis of Granny, in Drill y-lane, - for having 13 or 16 persons btatiding . tipling at the -bar ihtrilfg (*ism service : he was co:leaned in.losiaini,costs; it being liitrse eontl'offvfie&. -Riebord tlkel 4 eAcock,. in Houghton - :freer, Clare-market: be was con victi.d iii the penalty of 104. mitt cost . !l 4 .it beirg Iris firift.otiencel m.inLisonoudn:stliwer., MEt,Ain,not,y C,kslc..--:l7t.,;viii,ly Joseph Trey mon,a poor man, 60 years of .age, bat irlio bad; , eeit' , better daytr, baring formerly kept a large] iffaiker's shop in ltroad-street, Bloomsbury, wasi hcoaglit itp from ellargedl airb . stealitig n basket fall of bread it ow the shop-, flo or of nr.Leslit,'llnker, ilow..Lstruot, Blooms.] may, it appeared Iron) tita.,e'viltienryo fil . pro.i 1. at ; c,llo, that about" Vo'clbeti Veiterday the Iniket Was standing at firs door' ionv neymaii should take it, but in the interim it was infidelity ni;ss'ed: Accordingly , a starcli. %vas Ad. ou .foot-;•f arid the prisoner' tyas- ttiketi by Air; Lcilfe in I!ltiiiiree-strrer: he , made ito resist twee, -bat seenred mtith rilieeted. Mr. Leslie, thinking him soptiiiMpostor; itraggetl hint to the ‘viitell•htiose., He thought his factl %%FAS familiar to biin, lint' he ivds elated that he could nOt tracerajeattire of his 1314 opulent .n!rgliboitr. Whilsrbe wst in the 'Watch.; ltootte the lrk} : vtstarted tjk"severill:-linics fit the various, 'necessarily put to laid by ihe °aver ; uod Whitt kit Attie he *as so - over powera by k,rie;* trod sly t tine that he iletefirtritreo ou suicide, and actottlinily ciihtiived io-"lrang but by neo:ll4loVVreliief to die bars Of ttis pasou-Wininiir. '-41`' this state he colitititteil for mole than ten : 1 1t :tatr : lifs..yrotir4 were beard by thewateft-lionsiAtteper's'ii-Vlll, who iwniediately gave the akkitu, anti the_poor a a. • rilln was tat ilostratitl lift Ily—SAnpaktl ptir;mpu.„ the offi.cer.--44:11t.-WeCtitor, on find rig Who the uu!ortAttlate mat) to prosecute, As are ca , c vt . 'ai brie of i iCal . distresi,- - mttl iteciiiitingly the worthy Abigis`tratt , Airtlered birn to be received in to St.t.,iiics's vroll,house. (4e4V,IN-S9VAP.E. . . THE LATE FIG 11 T .—hl tion was given at this office on Wednesday - eveuing, that Cirrtii , „ who oppoied Turnerat tire fate pngitistir erinteet at Moulsey.hurst, bad died in consequenceOf the injhry he had received-on that occasion, and it was deemini proper to take Turner into custody .. Gattier - anif Pople, two officers, went instantly in ; and ai t hey naming) , coujeCtiired that he twould he met-with at some of the Amuses frtvented by the brnisers, they proLectledin.the first instapee to the Blue l'osts pitblie-house, kept by• Oliver the piv4ilisr, and there found him - in the' greatest Flew .and spirits, amidst sev e ral Brother' boxers. They-.tnformed hint - of 'poor Curti - es. death i but .been already apprised of It, and had also .iinticipated that they is'anted lie was aecorilinAly taken into custody, and con veyed I)."tio) . e the Alagi,..trme, when he underwent. an exan4ination. The priioner's- brother thought the officers' were not justified in tikinq ° hum Iwo custody without 6'worront, , and Mr.•COLIILU HOUN informed lain, of the revel:sw; -.Turner was: ther.e, fore committed until she result of the Catcoupr's Inquest is known: The. body of the deceased lies at the Red Lion Inn a: HAMpton, and the Inquest is expected to fake place this day. SFIADIVLLL. VAGamstis.—"Vesterday fifty vagrant; " xrere brought iip; who were found.streping oft board a hArge in the City Canal,. Blackwall. In conse quence of the ninueroti nocturnal depredations which have. been cormil! tel Lite hi the neigh 7 hoorlimill of Poplar, Euw:Attn. 111.;i:Ktatin, Esq.. a 'Magistrate of this Office,. was apiTed :and, he stint Mnrris, the officer, accompanied by the beadle r watclo-.holise keeper, and others, to 'bring the delingiteats, before him.; ~111q,ivetts at halt past o,► ~075 ; 10ck. yesterday morning to the !large' 1(l-that vitrpov. No. sooner.. had they. ogivelli than a part of ...the ,crew went on deck, and thrtahened4.loo, livel,of 7 any,..pone who dared "rip pllgach them, but this threw bad no ,Lifect,— Atorris went on board, folloiVeil by the Wateh tinitseAceper,. and ,st-slettpatate-sceffle ensued, in vtriclt tibiiris ,, hathsevrrel.gievere tbl6ws, and 'the h r *was throw overbotissr; the wbple were :601.en'-into .custody, and iv -tliejr,pOssessipil-was. several linadred weight.ofTotatoe.s and., otber ar-,. t sy. t lie. produtonf. the if., itig ht 1)1 pillagf . lisiatty .their-cases- seetned.tu originate...front irant of e4tisibloy.ment 'and the worthy Magistrate yery.bilf_ inanely tirdered some to their different 'wishes, others to their respective Cotistds,Ao be convgy.cll to, their native homes+ and the remainink 20,were. committed as vagrants, to prevent for the pres Ant repetition of similar offenses. The lirager-tron on both Sides.,-,To• landsmen it. is almost. incredible with,h(sw....great.,pracision,l sailors •ekin particular vessel, even ' fit a considerable distance ) horn the midst of a fleet, Imielm impireiftrto - the . eye-of-a-common ob- , server composertryt:stripritil - enterfritiike. 41 re markable instance of this- kind of kpowledge oc curred a short . time agml,:--elwo captain; of tiler chimilt 'ships wee.% alkimmg tcsvards one. pt th.e bar boors ot Plymouth, iim 'whirl; their respective:ye,. sels. werp at tint time ! , , - :n;:.—Suiltienly one . o! !hem stopped, • mid " soul I. did not 1 Ittar tioat. the 'Nancy .prito :w...„ 0 wrecked upon ~the North roast.? .. . --7„:,` 11111 slie•:,cert4ioly: was, - teelitd the 'other,. Sc I ..w a s. I.yittlitt a cable:s length ~of her time tale; „stroch."—" It can't tie„" rejuineti rim Sr,mt, " can , see her maimminlst uncut ; she is .00w lying the 'bird slii.p . fr tun- . time hultbau,r i tt twoth."-7" Mum : you are ej4otillite . dthe..seeutitio- 7 ". , . crud the I should 001y.. - Celutl k osin:. on you to take, your bet,".. answered ihe.otf i r " for, as I told you before, I mid know it to be impossible. "--"His companion,.bo;v e vet ~ still pet%istetl..in :opitsion, and foreeilppon him the bet. They proceeded to the harbuig, anti the moment they arrived there made their kfcm, quirks. The-result of which was, that they tumid . the Nancy cat Hull had been wrecked, but tli4t her maimimmit had been preserild, alit! erected iii this other vessel. now. lying in time harbour ; and it had ; been Irt.in his knowl e d ge ,tif the inliminmast that the proposer` of the wa. , ier hail been actuated in laying it. 'rime bet was :i'cohrse A Sublicription• for the :relief of the prwr bu been raised at Scarborough, and the silmie iat which 04' relief is ,to. be administered is deserv ing of imitation. One hundred and fifty men will be employed in•cleariug away .a considerable por tion 'of .neetictinlat rubbish from theluattinktr.— This is:the:best. plan that can be adoptsd, as it unites public with private benefits Prevq l 4 habits trf,idlcuess which are not cagily cor(ected, and removes temptations to dishonest practices. lisildoeki are at present so ortmerints on the huiliherland' coast, that they, have ,been in Neiveattle Market, large < oat' tor and four or five stnalleronea , for trir!tlate. extraorditiury 'supplies of lsh brought to :tits% toiVii have been higiiiy,eirviceable. to the sowerl clasises rrf thecoinnionity. Mont seven o'clock yesterday.,niornlng 'girl„j set en years of age, living in Pirinao-allev, Bin moluisey, set her clothes o'n pßintring her fallict's breakfast, Fier mother Le.! iii out, ;wit &MC:fully bight. She was t.ihen tc, (;try's .119spit4t1, without - hoped of re- . cover:". Tneeday evening a journeyman blktcher 'of the nalife of DefttUtt, for a-tritiing wager, Annie/look, at a public-honitt.,-in'the neigh houtitootkof White r to.d r i u k, in-the space Of one 11011r o ,i3V0 5 trtlatrsor porter , ;and a.pint.of gin. 4 peat many bets w etterik pending, oti, Ole, issue, and the.,orlds ' , were four to' three 14toinst & hint. He swalioNeeti one - gtillon of beer_ unit half a pint of gin in 22 uititites,.wlin hot* warc„ changed _in hi; ft rout thelmo t44av 0 1. t. CO 441*tc4 the IVager to the intOaktoviren he -etas iteiAerl tvith a %iqte,at etching, and so ill as to be put to be apirsrentl in a dangerous state. .coaoNErts. INQUESTS. An Triquest was held yesterday -before MI ' Utkvcruz, -at:Tha,srgo of thelted Liou, Whitechet per,- on the hodyy(George Wood. It appeared, from the evidence of WilliamMl1 a 4:' post-boy in the employ of Mr. Stokes, of deli- AlroodfOrd, -that on Saturday last the deceased. .wha was-also a post-boy in thesolit.. employ, was driving postchaise to London fl'oei Woodfora, and whetrOPposite theSagle,tit Snares.. brook, the horse on which he was riding fell and threat the deceased , off. The other horse dr a gg ed tilt chaise forward, and, the near wheel went over Lls legs. He was immediately taken back 10 the George, at Woodford; and trout thence to London Hospital.' Saturday e oa ev6,hig, a pupil at the Lond on Hos' liit, deposed, that the deceased was bro u g ht. ther 21), found that both hi t s h4 . i l t eg h s e weat7:•teinibnreodkel:tinsii:l 1710'.' place.s. He died in about two bouts atter. 114. b.eotv7tt, opened after death, and the re a pp a sate! heavy' colrcussion of the brain, an d giva t e xtra-= vitiation of blood, whichi in his (Onion, *'ere the . _ .itotnediate cause of death. Vertliet--" Acei4ithu-. Peatlt." • An Torptest Teak taken beinve the same Coroner or, the I n idy oi : pLauretteg, Ilanson. is tj ,, Y 11144 late in the employ , of Mr. Taylor,l2,ioKooh,'::: l'he deceased was . passing with 143 dray a' nb Narrows.reet, Litnehouse, on the,l6tb.: very 'lark. • John Ft ankh 0, Willi Miali .1459 Oita ttt the deny ; suddenly' heard him cry ;be stunily stopped the horses, and found the lying in the stieet behind the I A- tar lying dray, which had passed over hint. , Entail" i t . .. with his .horses, and driving leis'utely• .ceased was taken to the London Hospitdi; on exantluatiOn there', four Of his ribs, with ' 14 . ; collar-hone, were found to be fractured, . o " d ' i r .: fractuted Jibs had injured the 10 . 1 '14 i • 7ity afew days. . There appearing no vapid" in the case, the Jury fuuud a verdict of Acct dentarticath." o,A;en!snqLneytgia:aiaSatalkionspyiteastt,errlay eveni n g It (l A ' : i i Ttore Mr. &TIMING, COIdner;i111114)01ine ti'lt:Tits.l7°"lll "Matron. ,qmciiteuliutamt':::titilelttreyi,eleiolgli:hs:piroet,:atioon annday bibt,' and i% a!' ''' ► bi l - West' °CI: qAten_fodijelt:Vi.i:l2l:ll;l:ll;in:ll:ltili'll Glories Niansffeld Clfirli . Sit:ilk-Vert ' d sworn.---1` I did not lie the ileeei'ed - till she .‘Viift .dead. . v. 1 eriainiatd' th e .bddlt 11 , 1 1 , -f‘jun'i,;3,llllosiiy of water in tile Chest, An d 411° 1 ,‘ 6 .• brain : tlierebt‘uv(tc''si aenxottriftf‘t.B:'oiltoeudlicPerrigtilniaggliolli°(lllslta-rd I;411 tiir4,l4 .bet wren the pia anti the diaii-noiter, ts'o. :-- 1 1 , 0 :' be the cause of . her dt•ath. .1..11111 of cpiAm:_ot the Iteeeti,,seti'did riot die in etmsettinenee of the !I v -'':),f assistance, or frnm her being in . ii slate n' to . "us', but iron* the blood LI 'Oa the biitiii, Dr ~ 1 1 ~I .•aT t eh r e i J i lt it r i ly r e, which consisted of 14, recommended' that the Governors . of. the Institution slintihi •il: po!iit extra atsiltance to itteild periinii-in lulso l o , .. • 10 011 tilY . thnni, i bi 'that fine .ntirie. - sil tV "I.") ,•,c OA IV tend opmi s e ve il persons, %chid") it uppein co .... 0 „, ► Ptnlinetion iillOt 1 .ii ti . e prcient 1 ,18 " . ' ll el y 1 nagemetit.' VercllGt-%.," Dicil by the Vitittition,'. , Goii.u . . , . ~ . .i. _............—....., . 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