The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-23 00:00:00

• , .." 3 "Y , ttlipOrtllt; that the - removal of s.! uoln Dinmits . would - be o:,nifyiu:c to toe nrnw hi e .ner,sl, We helieVe that the Army in rnetid h ive the hiehest reSpect for Sir llAvin Denn A s as well its ` for his conduft as:Commander in chief., 33 fooliiii public services. If w.it t.spefted that the expetlitinn .against Java mbaild t, • ry!,,tly to sail from MadtaS 'about the middle 44 last c.ohih. The force to go ageism it ' oats st of ovent}c thousand men. Gener was to al 8 e ITT was'ib hAt., hoe chief cornioand; The enemy's A pro- Pr'Y atiatavia is thought to be very valuable:, 44MPr.ireo Ivo, which : carries 8 tons, bait 1444 b 0 lii tiila:MOtftit iitta W ndety. Iron orks'its Aler t ili r iolt wits hitt:felted on the Tat ivtock Canal on sll.#tlt ,threat discoveries.have recent l y b een . tot le itf I tti end under M o?weldow to w I tic it . forms 101 l of this canal : rich veins of copper ore, of mOlting thickness, begin to show themselves, and 14.41111 st; an libbudant harvest 'of prOtit' to ' the pro peters,' ' . . We are sorry to learn that Mr:THOMSON, one of thelloy3l Academicians, :Ind an honour to the arts of thiti country, has been scene tima seriously in tlipeled. l'ilfi 'City of:Edinburgh, on Mo n d ay ' and Tuesday ovefoidgi, was the, scene of a ferment which threat ened sorious consequences, and whi c h too k i ts rise, ''',i Was kiid, ► in a quarrel bet ween two tradesmen 14it W eek. On Monthly eight" the mob paraded the u '' l 3.- Mad broke toe windows of several persooe w "''' Were obnoxious to them i the Magi a- Pruhluive that more m i sch i ef would be perpetrated Ott Taeuay evening, and being det erm i ned to put n Stcp to the shameful tutrrutt a called in a strong de. tilinent at the militarym o ' ha; fro the Coale to the aid 184 i, If lieu, when several of t h e r i oters were ; C4P(ldr. • Tli. '' #*; r(MnitalletS attending the escape of the I'D l'Cli Priagnets fro m Th e c d o o at Edinburgh, and ths or, !tension of those who were brought front . l ' a ik hi ltgovo :sod in the guard of thelocal toil;tia of 'l; 4 ' el """Yr Are ouriptatt and Worthy of attt'ittioil. - 'l'Pea'4, treed Their confestinn, that no sooner ‘ l 9 ttr . ' thev lodged in th e Castle, than plans were 'O for toteeting their escope, and;-•it would Seet4s'tsrriect into ructtlion with the grea.est se -14147' Tiivy hart procured information of the nearest i r,L kt e If toobarketiort, and beim; furnished. with ;9'l and that put of the A,lot.teack cootai n i" g th :Priotrial r ea d s through the coOntry, they bent II l way to Graugetitouth, wheru they were to ti l l yl g" 0 4 boardsame forelgn sfelt,els lyin ~ g. , e te At Linlithgow wh ere t h ey viopped At night ' eel some refoo,heneet, they were chtllenged lit bo o , 000tterit wile had trestle their escape, when t 'ley i t C, l° !,!eir 1140 14, and were f oun d next mornings t i t " a t wittent search by the L oca l Mili t i a, in the [4. 4414 gar. lioni nest' Poltuunt, quite elthaUSttd with 4 111 I. . ' • kid Ti's brief &mount of ihe trial of ill'ulpos . 1 r ani:, at rot Wareick 4ssizes; still furiiish 1.0tu.0 hottest And masuptOine, strcini;er with a very on, . ' . . ' lo t . , / otece of advice. --0 0 the I3ii, of 06toher Ott ln the etetiiiig, the prosecutor, ThornitSWilkes, :! at t"sted at ins Into in Birmingham, by tlir Ph' a, and two nr three others, who asked him it he 1 , 11 . 1 !fle fitan.the iwighbol.houti of I.Vetneebury r he 11.-"4 h art `+; One of them asked him if lie knew a 41‘,,Zilt the Mille of 1 41ThiCk, he replied yes, 'very ' h i e They then noottioned the name, of several 4lat r:,er,qmi toffs) resid-ti it, i r ot ,i , ' . ill: el' ... nee Wetitteshiny i a harp the a llliCii4 knew pei wetly well. Ole ' Of . Ilk yrafonets then otid he had lately bought a sto rl3l 14r. then that proved to be broken rtie, alio he %Auld thank the witnils to carry a ' laati it it; A ''''' tfitr,, l : o,'". 4 I le wittoos readily complied, and ohs , i went into a pehlitoleatese, in order to write n ote. They %veto into a back room, and ei'l!ed . f4t "Me ale, 'when one of them, atter ,fi',r4l)/g titr e nolet, prottosed to hide under the hat tor tior• e ei . the soulless objetted, saying, " I never was a , • .411"1111„1111).Aitti I won't now became a gam- I 1 61 i mkt. Ittndleg this trick wool(' not do, one t ot a !') r eptested the witnela to give biro change net s ...61,:,ontat ott heing repeatedly urged, the wi— '''''' be would ive swill notes for it, if it was "t of g v.. the Wolverhampton Rank. .They said it 147:14h1--- thelnttiess gave to one of them the notes. c40 4 43 1 t0rt t i ime titter one of the thieves put out the 0 ono then they all WIT away, leaving the ',. I„l:m)ktlitt",.64,taretil vidirn of this villainous combination, Inht:2 ° , 4l . t)triith arrtazentent, hi a dark room, in a W ile t‘v " ( nisei rind with the loss of his molleY."*". fl ie ,: n the with Was asked what he did alter Your r t , ' n ) away from hits, he ensw„roci__..t, please , e s 1 4, '? °oars My Lord, there I sat, 'like a sawney 1 hat; 44', * ailing for them in bring my money taihtaPtoo--Lord (said he) I didn't think there /, 11 ; 4 loch folks in all ti e world." When !qr. ur. , , (oho was employed 'for the pritiOnera) way et1 8 1::::, 1 : ) 11 4S , k 11101 siOrnetoestionti, In ithi vilpai-eXarni• 111,4 11 , 11 . ll 'hwt:rod, " No, ' I never will put the bliti„ tonplioity of such if witness as this w the th o ~ffLtis Lordahip. in passiog senteuee upon sooritrimtvit, seemed to feel . the Dame mat ked iit. slese t i. h i t . n ttg;litittt the iierpettatnrs of crimes of this . el thisrt'rri,' ltrvadert the Whole Court at the t i tile 3i, hild' r ,,A-- A / latt y 44 1 . - '''`‘FOct them to be transported fer iti?tilti,Nistotday night . 1 4 1 ; shop uf Mr. Sett, 'lnver.- 1 1 0•46.... tidiest 4 1 •4111' et, wes broke into end, robbed of The sohl rh , / , , P 4 ,„°t" Plate, & . .c. to ihe amount if 7001. ti t lit .1 04 •' 1 , 0 , 1%4444 their purpose by enteting the brr,i t i „' l ,l'.* bY trietma of 4 table key, allO. then tha ti, " "iie lb the wall which divided the two lite 3 . 4 41 ); 10 4 1 i M , !.11 P,ll'l.lO4EY.'"We regret to hear that, boo ~-,,, eCittnt t,Cldl:4t We nett to this Gentle. refit .oto si w o o 1 Pe . ' fl, l ol, me 4 3' liii. Aft he wo rittloattnir, hut lat ii a , I'9m/do 'Cat%ilt foe ,and wooncle4 him in hay 1,;,,91d i'llitd* in weha'insitiner as to Tinder t ,, .. oes. 4,,, 0 ,..,, , , , , t;tNat, 141%. Hion'l. It ot !ttllo, 11l another ae i,. wii , bi. l4 twit Wai tillv WWI .i lieW jaVelVed ii, t runty:l:i ,ritt lining ilk era per order, eXplOcied ' 1 tight e , t. ti : . l4 !le touched the trigger, anti that o i-to y h i, ! 4 , ea destroyed. It is 4dt.'d, We Sin, (14 do tt:r l7 %4 i t t 4 tub, that the baronet's life i; um 'to . ': l .,ii ‘ i i 4 r s l i k il l 11 11 :1 been Issued to suppress th o pgio;g4. o Pito, ~, t',,,r'voiliitoers polio-et id liaototirgh; ..04.0 ; (:, ) 4, i`, :7 1 .43 t i 'in fiitt.ne, except the //aiq 14 r , , ikt ,:iitilikiki: .L.,,tiltlic:o4i,,;,,‘l':Eriliii:li.b h" "tir4l.l "' . PRO,VI TIIE SYDNEY (NSW SODTit WAI.IO okt;1112;10 SEPT. PESTRUCrIoN OF TILE BOYD. We mentioned in our last, that Captain CRAblt had received at New Zealand a particular account from an Otaheitan, of the loss of the above vessel ; which we premise by stating upon the. foregoing authority, that when the .Boyd went from hence, she, had On board four or five New Zealanders, who Made part of hererew. These people were displeased et their treatment on the pinsage, and were determined on -revenge.. On their arrival, they communicated their corn. Plaints's° their friends and relatives, who were of the . Whangarooa party, and frequently at war -with Tippahee and hi. subjeas ; and the design of taking the ship was formed in consequence. It being Cap. lain Toostesoses Intention to take in a quantity of spars, be applied to the relives for assistance in pro , curing -which they promised; but, in order to entice him on shore, artfully objected to perform, until he should accompany them to point out such as he might best approve. The Captain was thereby prevailed'on to leave the, vessel, accompanied by his Chief,Offieer, with three boats manned, to get the sport on board, the natives. who had arrived in the, ship being of the party, which was accompanied by a number of others in their canoes. The boats were -coedwited-to a river, on entering which. they were but of -sight of the ship ; and alter proceeding soine distance up, Captain TEIOMP,SON was invited to land and Mark the spars he wanted. The boats landed accordingly, the tide then beginuing to ebb, and the crews followed to waist in ,the work. The guides led the party, through various parts of the wood that were least likely to answer the desired end, thus allaying the premeditated attack until' the boats should be left by the effluence of the tide sufficiently high to prevent n escape; which _port of 1110 h o r. rible plan accempli lied, they became insolent apd t tide, ironically pointing at decayed fragments, and inquirii.g of Captain Toostesou whether they would suit lilt purpose or teat i natives helopghig to the sltils then first threw ctf the mask, and in opprp• htiou, terms upbraided Captain T.' with their mal. treatment; informing hin, at the same time that he should have no spars but what he could., prom, himself. Thu Captain appear e d careless of the disappoint. tent, and with his people turned towards the boats; at wlech instant they were essaelted' with deb• and rtes, which the assailame had till then contealed under their dresses; and although the boats' crews had several muskets, yet so impetuous was the at tack, that every man Was prostrated b , -doesi one could be used. Captain THOMPSON and his unfortunate men were all murdered on the spit, and their bodini were afterwards devoured by the murderers, who, 'clothing themselves with their apearol. butiched boats at desk. the same cvettitez, and proceeded to •wards the ship, which they had skerniined also to alt.ick. It being very dark before they reached her, met no sosp;eten being entertained of "What had happened, the 'secottcl officer hailed' the bents, and was answeted by the villains who., had occasioned the disaster. that the Captain Itaing chosen to re ro..o on shore that eight for the pdrpose of viewing the country, had Ordered them w lak on board 'such spars es Lei already been procured ; ,hide acrimet readily ebtained belief, and .the officer was kregehed dwelt, and killed bp those eim first a4eeteleil the Ship'S SOU. All the seamen ot, the watch Were . in like manner surprised and murdered. Some al th e assassins theniwent down to the cabin doer, and ask ed th e passengers and others to go nailed: to Seethe spars, and a Willi& passenger otvying the steurnon,: was killed on the cabin ladder. CDR' simile occasion. • ed.by her fallitlarined the people: teat were in bed ; Nvho running oh'deck disorder, Aeere . all killed as they went up, except tour or five, who coup op the . shrouds, and remained in the rigging; the rest of the night. The next morning Tippakee appeared alottg., side in a canoe, and Was much offended at what hail !telex:m:4llm was not permitted to interfere, or to remain near the ship. Tee.unfortuirete•merain tire' listing call d to him, and imploged his protection,' of winch he assured them, if they could make their way to his canoe. ' This they effected at every, ha zard ; and was by the alt King landed on the nearest point, the Ugh 4losely pursued. The pursuit was : continued on shore ; they 'were all overtaken, and . •Tippahee was forcibly held while the murder of the Unhappy fugitives was p Ipetrated. A female' pas. sehger and two children Who were afterwattis timed in the cabitt. , U. etc spared trot the mass:sere, and taken onshore; to a . hut, in which situution Mr.• BERgy and Captain Patrtsies, uf -the, City of Ediii b4rgit,,tutiod them whim they rescued theln. pallet% a+ Aterwarth permitted by it,e Who/romans' to take tared bout loads of any property he cho s e out of. f he, ship, lire-arms and gott,oWder excepted, ,and the they divided amts e themselves.: —11,4 s 4tt w „ ovisi„,,noor, and spirits they threw overuomd, as linpalatiobitt y•the carriage guns they did th e s ., ei e wi,h, considering}, them useless ; the muskets they pri;ed very much ; and one 'of the savages, i n hi s eagerness to try one, stove - io the head of a barrel of powder, sad tilling the pan of the piece, snanped it direiitlY over the cask, the explosion' of, which killed five native women, and eight' or Wee men, and sat , part of thaship on fire. Front the foregoing ,. detail, i t appears that neither Tippahee nor his son Wye had any share in the barbatotts eels . commits led by those. sanguinary miscreants ; but that: the old Chief had,'on the contraty, endeavonred to preS ,serve the lives .ral several 'of the crew ; aad if we `consider the order in whiCh the incident% are nett ? rated, ive• Mint at least 'conclude this to be the most probable account received of the doleful event be. fora" us ; end . the Mote especially se, al it is the re port of au Ota4ititan, who was on the spot at the, tithe, and who,;ea its Wit?, nut being interested oil the part either of 'the' Bay of Islanders or , of the Whaegarnaarqs• May still more ins entitled to credit. In the - principal fains, tli4js I all -Kt:aunts ueleippi ly coincide ; and- while we have trftleplure Thu ca.. !amity, we cannot fprbertr, expressing o hope that the Commanders and Crews of 'vessels 'ttaversing these seas will temper frienclihip and•liurnataity to wards-the unciViltred islanders with prudence and caution, and be ever, gua,rdedagithist surprise Oted treachery, to which numbers of use's eountry u atep glover bewitly then ' • , PALACE OP VIP: TritiII.IERIES, MAacn 2 . NVOIC , n, Envoi* of the French, Stc; We have decreed, at do decree rps Art. t. There shall be made a levy of 3col seamen, from the alic of 20 to 5o yelra, in the three duparttnents of the mouths of the tiler), the Weser, and the Upper Ems, s e. The Goveniut.Ccileral shit aponinn these loot, seamen among the ditiCrent cities and ports or these three dui.art mentS. These seattien shall be marched, m parties of Ina each, to Masse:P. 4. 'this colt of seamen shall be jr discharge of the tuati tirlie iontiscription. 5. our Minister of Marine shall take the necessary 111C1- Sures for secariiN to the wives andshi - lelren nt such stsinen, chile at sua, a suitable subsi.,tence, a n d Sro providing tor,itte necessary expellees of cotiveyiniee and the clutails of the sLr. vice. 6, nor Minister of 'Marina is charged with the execution of the pre:gilt destree: ' • (Sigiitd) NAPOLEON, INTIMATION /MOM, MON P LICE. Strangers at pre,ent . in Hartthurgh, or within the jorisdiction of that ciiy, are ioviiekt to a ; {tem . before the Commissaries of Police of the district %twit:. they resiitle. They must present their passport', stitti cieut realtuti for thvir stay, and, it required, tiniag the testimony of two liouir..liolders. This rneasuie is applicable to all strangers of whatever quality or country, , with the exception 01 accredited agents from trirudly pow: and of strangers who hare had a lixa domicile of 11101 C than ayear. ...441se of or the Commissaries of Police shall be open every dad flow lz at noun tilt 4 o'clock, to receive' declarationi, These declarinions , hall mention the time which the stranger piestimes ttr will have to pass at limenbuigh, and it 1 , meinioned on the pa.,s parts. Declarations shall be taken in till the of Atli il inclusive. . . Atter that period, every stringer who sh.ill not have complied with this regulaiioli situ,' be buund to quit the coutitiy without prejudice I, the littli. sure,s of Puhce which it may Uc occess,iry to adopt with regard to him. The , prognt iiitim.:tiin shall be printed in Ott \ two languages, sod tim:d up wherever it may tie ucces 34 ry. i)'AvutoNotts, Commi:.s2l - y-Gcneral or Police in the tlamburgh, :tiro.: Depaitiitonts, limning Die ;Id t a iiiri;l4 3°, ill i. , Alttictry Division. 131411L1N, MARCH 30.--On the t).!..:(1 the first con voy Of colonial produce, cnnfiic3te at Memel and .li, , ,nighberg,, and given up lu Pronct-, tb;s city on its Hay io Ningdebuir, slwri rune mOrt . .wilirollow.,, The quantity pt goods t,t:h.ng ing to thett convoy's indnos-3 tis — to exptql a gre.t deai ni busincss on uniriter;i and roads for Ll,ollllli. A Bill wai receritiy t,) Coe 0( Ne 4 Jersey, 4111),1 pcoVion tkr of 11131e$ anti (4nt;ilea in thc: oanle in link 01 that . Sill:, bni iiti c ,iibed, on bGinbsn innovainn. COMM hit'S ING.VIiSTS,— , An imittisitfon wtis taken yesterday afternoon, at the home .of Mr. Colson, th'4:sign of the Barley Niow, , 'llol,tot.strew, tiros, venor-grittave, before A4lll-ioNY Ght.i„,,E3(l. Gyro her, 'on the body of 'a female inf about lt)tlr days old, that was foond finJting in , It , e 4 . 5 it..;.), itl Hyde Park, on 111(1011,g, anon( ten o'clock. The Jury, after 1t short ecliherattuni.brouibt ,In verdict of—Ftnirtil fironvned. Another inquest was held. the same tame, on the body of a male child,. about n wedt old, that was discovet , 4 flowing in a mould near the bi idge at ken sin&ton Gardens, on the same evening at five o'clock, by Serjeant • ‘Vhittnote, of the Firm Iteginirnt of Foot ''Guards.—Verdict,—Fnund dr o wned. E ver ,, exertion M.thing to titsCuVur th pereetratoss of 0040 horrid deeds. A rr i mi ne,t' was . yosterdAy evening, on the boilies of Mr.ond Mrs. Gonlee, Peter and WI t wo of their male children, a female intant only a monip old, Martlia Comity a . muse, and, 'James r a'ike, an 'appientice to Mr, Cilialee, who met their 4 16111 by the tire, the ineltinkihuly particulars of .whichgth`e in our Paper/if Saturday, The Jury hawing been sworn,,,ptiooeeded to Bi. tillopSgate Wmlc-house, to examine the bodies, which _v:ere . disposed. in shells:for purpose. A more tiroadtttl ortuotie harrowing svelte was bcocely ever, exiliOned to, a Jury,i. The diuman t .. orto was but' ..bsrely tl;seernible, from, the conto;tioni to be ob4erveci in their mutilated fratnet, ~iv,s,aas evident iliac some of thorn had uNpiled iu the meg twlgnant oyor,• the Jorr returned to rho 1V hire tl tit, where ar.vciitl WiitliniSti were examined touching then origin of , the horrid ca las' rophe. hicu on ly one wlyai o , evid , nce threw- any new upon the sithi-xt, was Sktlatinith Creed, the wttc of a wli:et to the London Tavern, who lodged " f oo the.tirs& floor. She staled, that ..he had sopped h Mrs. Galileo the night before the lire,, and that ahe a int her lluband wtnt ta bed at halt past to o'clock. She was awoke about o'clock by a loud crackling, winchslit: s.r *tit cOtit . t.:4 l l(l to proceed from Tonle pe tl ocs endeavouring to b&cak'into the house. She itninycliatvl) }hut up nod opened the nb'r door„ when to her consternatiou - she saw a volume of flainenveesidirig the gitairs. She Wanted to run up stairtioilarin the larnily, but her husband prevent ed heti and throwing leathei-bed out of the. win 7 dusA, she jumped upon it, and was shortly altar= w ards folltr,ted Ity her husband. lit addition to the persons already mental as having- fallen victims to this dreadful visitation, she said, there was veer sant paid, named Martha Byron, whose re r n alns have not yet been found. On being questioned as .to the probable' cause of the tire, site said that th e ,ramify were in the habit of leayirtg a large fire in th;fititiour io dry their ‘lbthesi which they gene. washed Mice a week... They also occasionally left a fire under a copper in the Wash-house, Which was nsed.to boil Wont and other notat fora.tle•in the Ihop. To t hese *tierces duly could she attribute the 'origin of the flames. Jour,' Sits Lto6l, EN'. • the Coroner, having . Wm: flied up the evidetiee,'t be Jury returned n verdict of riccidenial Fire. • ' It is 4.,? ttl a t it a hle, tint( from the cemmencernenr to thb lertmehtlon et ch.+ file, 'how was nut ,a aittgle ladOe t tr„,,,ng i i by Ow p..,tsons anraried to 01 , 11. srt t) :Ott :It.'011). A rob . beryl° a very con.ide , able extent 11:1; bet T 1 eff4tted, by toomis of false key:, upon Iht buy Dank';' tile villain's- not 0:11y-cartivd off' nritt-s to rho: tinsmith of upe:alds Of .co,nool. but all t e Papers anti Account-bookin •On Saturday night the slaughter-home 'of M-. il'tpttrfiaw was Olnkt4l into, and,robbtd of the wholo carcase of a bullock, the bones excepted Same night., the shop of Mr. MILLER,_ watchwaker, 'nt Bnokland, was attempted to be broken into, :but fortunatcy Koine travellers happening to 'pass by, they-gaVe the alarm, and the robber* thought proper o 'dec. mp. On 'Wednesday night, the thop..of Mr. Livv, silversmit was brokon into by riieenit oi gent re-bit or tilissel, ntrwitit•tanding the shutters were lined Willi iron, the • rubbers succeeded in bending it back, and carried nti six gold • , atchett, and three metal ones,logether with several plated 4tr,iCleS., 1 1 / I VERFOI . IIIIIEST "ISSIZES. AIUItDER. Friday sennight came - on, nt the Haverfordtvest Assizes, 'the of Alm Griffith, for, the wilfulmurder of his wife, by poison.' The Arthicsay-GENcnit. udili..:ved the 3 1: y lit ttn . impressive spercii, hiatiog the leading part,t:maro of the case, and then called his evidence. The Arm and princip) wiint•ss, avail Eamnee, save her testimony with so much accuracy and thin. tires, as to induce the. Learned Jude to . piononnto her a valuable rntinbar iii society, and a crittli to the country in which she Ht'n• evidence bang hupported. by other witueste!, after an able summing up, the 44.try.ioend the pri. setter Guitly. The Judge then proceeded to pass the dreg Vol sentence in the law on the unhappy wretch anti 1, 1 a soletim and affecting address,. conjured filin to spend the small period of time that re:wined to Mm in this world, in preparing himself 10 appear hribre another and a more awful Tribunal, as he would hi a few bouts be launched into eteraity! We have been thus concise in our relation of ti‘e; proceedings in Court, to enable us to go more at length into the confel:sion and conduti of the saner. In is rs:tv sititsttes after his retut ato rho gaol, Ith was vttited by the Hey. Mr. Luke,' it own recitiest, to vhotn he dis.:losed the shocking ,that 1w w,,s not' ouly lty of the taint.. tor which he nosy . .•,:bour to, Entler but that he had murdered his first kt ile„ - and had destroyeo bulb by adtninisterni arse* to them. He said that he had etripioy,-(1 a tellow •s,rvatit to purchip , e the arsenic for . him with which he poisotted his first wife, pretend!ng that it:, Wailti'd It to kill toe 1%04 i:;,1 (14,e th Oft he:; , e; instead of w hich, lie ri:lntini,,tered the poisonous drug to his wile.— acknowledged that he purchased a shilluT,'s at Wor arselnc himself; tor the purpose Of destroy. Ing his secinid wife, arid that he gave her the first dose tat same butharri (nanneal gruel), on mota,r inornhig the 2.5 th of February last ; 'this not takol imme4iitte effect, and his conscience upbraiding he went•the next toormng to Dr. Freettlati lot' advice, but the same eVelli:lg he gave ins untermt• nate wife faptefid in some treacle, u litch soon deptived her of lile. He admitted that she Wn a good woman, possesvd an excellent temper; rind said that tie luta no ot.q t ,.ti te%t:t U tht.t ‘otff'► dem% his twolvivil,' but tutu ( 1 the devil p'zrstia.l..:: ed him to do it." . • • His marital after condemnation inanirested the deepest contrition tor the hot fibre of he had been guilty; tie prom! constantly, 4:Ay' e 3,. 'ed his teat. that should rot be cothidered wo: thy of Diviue Mercy, but bleto,ed God that IrisettenLes hn.l been bronstit to light, as it was fit they Nhould be:puntshed. (SoSatuidsy morning, nt eleven o'clecklite was con., veyed froM the pnson to well his late; he :wooly(' fully resigned, and joined in prayer with the clergy man : he then addressed the numeroos SpeCtalore, both in Welsh and English, exhorting them to folio warning by his miserable situation, and contessert that he had poisoned both his wives, to which he had been tempted by the devil, After bidding Ilit hearers an eternal farewell, he was turned oft the ladder, and died,wittiout a struggle. This wretched criminal was VG year s of egc, - and was born in the parish of .Mote, Pembrokeshise ; his parents being poor, he received no edueatioo, and could neither read nor write.: About two years since he married his first wifie, whom he depriied of life in eight or nine weeks; his neighbours strongly suspected him at the time, bet nu took place.. ,He soon after married his second ‘ . ifr, by 'whom he had a fine boy ; he went to reside at Cuckow, near Haverfofdwest, last autumn, whete he accomplished his diabolical purpose of again dt'- itroying The partner of fib bed : but the yv ry ineotio he used to prevent suspicion and conceal Its eritn4 prodaeed an opposite . result, and led to his detec tion; he endeavoured to prepro the minds of hi, neighbours tor, hearing of his wife's cteCoasQ, i saying that he had thin . her laid out on it table, and 4 a candle hopping upon her; and at other that he had ,eeti a woMan's hind and arm cart vitt a candle about the house, which he knew to he wiles left arm by 4 nark then:ott ; that he was NrIN, &!it.! would Wit l;ye with him long ; and that Cie W.;;; and cery unwell, which. was pcovi.3l,to t), 4 without km11(.1.01(411. These assertion, cAthed him to be suspected when his Wile died ; she was bl.os,Ai on the hit of last month, but the b“dy Whig 1,,I;eo up on " he following d a y, an d opened, a eeisidei - :,;.1e portion of etsettio was found in the which he wits. instantly apprehended t mmit erkl, It was impossible to prove :ma the pt soner had administered the poison, the unidvii,e ag i ong him theretbre couldonly be circumstantial but - lila own "condos as above related, tutnisll4 d inicb! , ‘trong - pre.utpstiyoproof agnitisr him, that, r;( , 1 a doubt of 11.18 eXiSlett 1 . 11 the litili.lS ut the Court, )1111, or orditoiy, %A;ls atublectlently confirmed by his,o?.'n The late,Gusrd ot ot , e, of tilt: Ntail Cf,ael irs was .ippeehrtitied yebtoday, rtuti ch d b t q t t h e L oi d m a y o r, with b4ibg a ei , t0u.4.4) ~t neas, at a price above the h vi t t) bt . dtcn . ing NW' ) eight ViticaS Wefts ititni i, io voc tych v g . nd va t /0 ;4 , u tl lc r sums Cobeta,ed o;tf..t. aboU4 111111. i his Nrainittiti,)ll, 1; 31. be si „.j ht 1t U ot 11. ..uttru . ...," . ,