The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-01 00:00:00

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'This was an a'ct ion assump,ir. upon a pOliCy in•orranae.on the'shipi)uke ot Wellington, at 3,‘,1 from London t;i4eratodk, arid bark ,9% , :inn to Liintion. - LOU averred to he by'perils of The. ease' appe tred on the part. of the 111,,i1 , ttr tea be eltis Captain of, the Duke of eitiogton, Mr. Williams, who mei at parr owner, was eittkas . ooring, on. the 4til'ist March% last, to n'iake.lreland bland, the • poi t of Bernottia, and • boioed'a .signal to the pilot ; which, after resin:tin .. • ittf. toi several hourik•boisted, did not protloce the 4le t it,.fl effect; and iar attempting to near a biaek ti-hernian's boat, the ship '!“ I' tick upon a reef or rof ks,' in oonsequeoce or which she became to,t4lly lest.', 'cargo, which conshited Of valuable Government' stores, %vete howevey iii great p•irt,i . .staved. • .The defence set up was, that, the loss was • occasioned by-the hint al i4noraoce of iiie•Captain itOnatitical knoWiedge, it appeared that, the Cap- Wawan. experienced ,seatitan, but had :never been at the Island before, and several witnesses were called to impeach his naval skill in this . liar titular instaere, among whom were Captant Bill len, It N. and , Sir James, cock havoc, the GOver- . pot of the 1514n11. The former of thosel.4entle melt stated, that he had obserred the Doke of Wel iingtou endeavouring to make the port, he being oil the look-out at ittintiral Griffith's house with ii tdescope, and at fit's macs distance - front the ship' and with a. perfect knowledit„e of the' coast, he gave- it asi his opinion that . the Captain was wholly trail to navigate such a voyage, and that the owtiets of the drip had placed too much con fidence in him for skill and ability us aseammi, it teas admitted, however,, by all the other wit nesses, that during the previous part at the voyage the Captain bad conducted himself like n ekiltl seaman. Lord Lei.atktnortottou charged thelury that the vners of .the ship were certainly boUnd to pro vote a:Ciptain competent to navigate . the vessel to her deitination, and if it appeared that the Cap tain they htid provided was brutally ignorant of goneral ditty, that would be a species of tin-' seawin'tititietis for which the Undeetvliters were not liable.ut it appeared t o his :Lordship, t h at the person" proVided by"the assured on thisocea- Sion hint Aunt every'thing his power to avoid the danger which bad befallen the vessel, and that there was no ground - for imputing to him any thing like a brutal :ignoratteeof hit thity: It was, however,. a ease for the Jury, and they Would de termitic the (petition upon the evidence they h-dH `heard. • • • 'l'he Jury, immedistely found a yeTdict for the plaintitr—aonages 3001. , 'rue 1:1' . .4G V. MACKREATU. • • ' Mr. PUB NCV at that this was. an indict ,ment -against the defendant, , Sir Ft: Mackreatb, eltargine , him with pet:jury. The perjury maS Slated to have hven , contutitted by defendant in awearing to a debt:tat 3001. which he alleged to , 11;! +int to 'him from tt• Mr: T. May, who had fiar ssotee time been Sir Robert's agent. ' The snit be. tween "'the pneties came onto. be tried at , Wrist. aduver, when c,ir Robert was noseited." Some' further procue,otnp. antrw arils took place on an nctiDrt, 'in which Air. May was the plaintiff,. and Sir H. M AcitreatiCw defendant. This casewai tererred, awl Mr. Mayliad initittqed the present prokieeotion, whieb, howiever, he was am by any mean., auxions to press. Robert being far ,advkinced in life, an& these transactions of ne ironots having, taikeir Once' some years ago, Mri, Mity was rather ittelined to impute the oath which be had taken to mistake and Misconception, then Pa any intention of committing wilful. end'corruiet per.ittry. Under theta. - r i re ntststUncett n'efore ) be t woahl call vvidence, and the def , endant was arcordinely foondtiVot Gtaflt • The'Sittintr,Y. t eeminaterithisilay, and the Court at its rising,,adj o nrocritill next Term.' , it atc.ll,. that Itatttit had been, t nor erot-1 iii +ttt~3- thei•l'il+ltivoyttthii v ry at filo, last ; Epsurn races, upon a Mr. gyen while the,..examina t iou• of Ilitt-ton'-was /going forward, -the 'vet y hat whieb Llultoes wore ortnite night on, which he was robberl , svos,taken front ifettot", and idenifitti HIS Mr. Ltolutes*,S 'property. • • tprLil evidence, in ear 7 'her stage Of the business, ity,consequence or the eery' important eirctinistanc.es he bas.brought_to light tespecting the 'robberies • in - , th . e ..Eas India Docks. Docks. lie w as 'the principaVevidenie Baker and Gatek v lately conacleted nt the: 01(1 /Salley, .for robbing a bine-burner-at Linieltoose. Crititlons will, it is supposed, be.aamirted evidence, in consequence' of v tlte. disclosures be made relating ',to the murder of Lieut. Johnso u n'. ,p r. KlN'tsrat tin ordered up..thae prisoner ,Citrits,. who,, upon mitering the office, said he chouttl. make aft Acknowledgmeut of every bud 'affair ...in which he was, .concerned. He mesitionca the 7tiainei 9f seVer :i lf ersotii, besides those wh om We . have already spok en of • but it will be seen by his itifOrmattint, that 41egreitter ofreinlers, with the exception of one, are ail in coitody. T r he follow ing parts of his evidence will show the system with- Which the platis of this formidable band was con ducted: -4' Mations' and Haltomaria 1," Said " were concerned in stealing a gitatitity of silk' handkerchiefs, on board ',ship, of which he did uct know the name, in the. East India Docks, iu the' inouth.of July l ast '. W e agreed to meet at th e end of Citt - throat-lane, which leads to the, Doct(S we were punctual, and were all tog-el her' at tlo pIACe appointed,at 12 at o'-clock at night ;, sve• went into a 'potatoe-fielii; adjnining Hedge-lane, Mailons and Hatton said they had: a Wider, 411(1. W't went across t'fielil and found it, and immediately proceeded acroks the marches to `wards the. East 'lndia " Dock We pot the ladder up, and got opon the wall, we •then polled ; the radder over, and Went clown into the in which a ship toy, to which wt; directO our. steps as silently as possible. We went On board, raised'up the two hatelibors of the main hateh wayrwith pieces of wood'called gluts ; by which n,W.ant,wt We re enabled to lake off the liatches,i arid by th4nteatis to, go'into behold. , We were )tier) sure of our prey )- we struck st• light with a tinaer-bo x .„ which Giddons always-car ried such occasions ; looked ,uhattt, the held, and found 'it chest of Bandrie silk, handkerchiefi, which appeared all wet and.. darnagel. We put theM in three hags, whiels. - Ive had provided for the purpose, and got them itOthe hatch wax ; we then put, the !torches on As cleanly ifs - w e had taken them off, anti 'came . aWay. Having left the *Nailer on the wall, .we were secure of getting away Without troiible: • As soon as to .the p a t e s id e; we took the ladder, together with we got , our newly tsivireil property; and Used it . in cross-, ing the marshy', which were dillicultia be, pirated. We sooltirnet Mts. diddons: and. her son, - Jo: Oarcluer,.. with a cart ; we p o t t h e be into•thnhe cart ; ,Gicitloo4 drove ,the cart to Attic ro o d leading ' froin Bro m l ey to the , Commercial-road., HiittOw, and 1 broi , ght . the lirilder to . the place from which we had rake: it. gOing hoine;Tve lint e d the' ltainikerchiera - into thiee pat ceii, rated Of Which . contained' about 60, or7o pieces," some of them were .very Gates came, soon 'otter sve.lnstl eontmitt.vd the robbery, to me, and'gave me 34a.. a piece for- those that, were good for any thing. t I mast :not forget to mention, iliatAhit'persein who gave us the itiormattion .wits oanietl labourer in the docks. For this itilywe gave hint amongst Hs 101., ,upon receiving which he told tis, `be should let us know tzhe.l4 there• was any thing Mare.to he . . had. We were hupatie,utjor more work' at this time, for our success gave ! us a"'sptir : bet Murray kgve frequent getlce that there was notiiing worth while; and that watebtuen were the,': ,At last he came to lig iii September, atilt bid,us to brighten rip, tar the' watch had been taken °tithe inside, and a *hip of tcas was at work. He hcivecrer said, if . we did not go that night there would no chance, as.the. ship would 1?e cleared ooc next day : we pm eliaied for the busifiebN, hot ni)rni going .to our pot atoe. field re c found that it ha.i been.ting a, that out. ladder hid been ,titolen ; -we hoOti Silitplied its' plae with oitothee stilt to the DOek csall, and gotinto , the yard as before, an d Jot nett boai'd the tea-ship which InitlAccit ,rnorl.cd 1 y o ur • oitorrn i ,,int ; down the batches, struck as the chests ref teit we 5) 11111 Ch !fired ; we einptied three boxes into .our thiee hags, and tetinned,, leaving every thing in the neatest oiler hrhiod us ; my share alltoltilted !O. about 76 - Or 77atittnits of tea. [Some tea, blurs, and green, heittg pioduced tai . tiie oftice,Ctiut is said, it' , .v.ts - ptir .01 ilia'. stolen b y him rift his party front the 1„ - jocl.:) , Vatt 0111 profits (continued c o ) Amoiiiited to geiicritll .y tt,urr than en mhe era- ily emteeiveil. coUcerned in getting hold of 'inine gold, silver, a uld 1/)'1'1411;:s, nbnui three or four fieglo lit the . P.tot" luilfu Docks' on every Rudy hitt'inieta!lvei was in the dark oboe: it,, r7 H' HAttnts;,,Gindons, Woven, and I, nieeCurbe et flie Cherry 'Tree, at 'Bromley, ogre to ogo over the toiiese:Witat co u ld We opened urea shi p its which w.e 'found:,': to our great tleligti , ; gni& bail, tit v'er,.ttorl' taus lint.' We ii `l,itta >i iihest,tif. ; tlic nittstitas aitiltook them, to » ,, getiter wlth, I . ;jecva gold. Hod ,bees -to et litiy‘A SiOttie, %Vherd. We divided the 5011 took nay l g6littu l ii al ?1,0 Vaiiltd-Cakeni' rcsiefiiik - rmar the Brieltlayers:i Arts)!, ow upwards Of 1401. lot it. .._data ~ 41ttt,h,e 6rM-C4)O4LAt which was engaged in t heEast'lnda * DOeks ;sat a little ottireittein'.four yeatli tr. T 'eghere 'Wei to ,Liege 1 1, tr ty o f us at that t%llte:Cnithiti'f Hattcrt, Pegg, Who warbangeil, Giddons Titriterl,otitt.,l, ware all init. '.We nett at Ctn. throat-latter - Mills arid 'Turner wotelted outsidei, so that We wer,e More ',cautious . than ire have, been'of. •Succes s math! emitident. got hold of some 6oxei of rival silk, which ,lay poeked op.,amopgst on the ouao W e rap. p:teltett that; 4111t5,-.8110 regrctied oat we welt: nett. ahle i, take them all Away,SVe , hOw took gas mete!).** were able, : Our bagsbot heing„ Lirge enough to coutain %itch a quantity use Ihe bales ill the Tegular.ordt-r, went with . 1, 141t1 ; , w*:;ol.lltlcrry, rettlriteti the 9ext.4ight,on tieing Stintlav .night we ,knew, no Siateb. Witorld : be set, and took .tiway the feit, It . bVity, luto get this silk o ft our hands, we bit:it:sled Mr?.. l Ica yur, tier to dispose of it for Us, but4he Was IQUIL Liam . . , , ~ 4' S i lICC LIU:Li - cif) C i Cti JA, I . bg, is il it , r i 4 .14 It 'S,- :t, i t fq, a. 4ili4 Of dourse wentede loth.: by 1,1.1* e.aterpiise. Curtis atkilowledged many robletries of this description, aod mentioned aecomplices, some of ,whotu have ,been executed. for felonies of diiiteretit _kinds. Ills intelligenceis in fart so voittininatts that our coltimus would be filled by the...eyelet - lee which he offered against 'himself .and those with whom he was coricertfeil. . . auldoos .showed a similar flisposition . to com municate to the Magistrate his koala ledge of tsee Eest I odia , Dock robberies ; but Mr. KiNsAtim told him, thatif he intended to make a COlfteStioll '611etlia11:11 10 prejudice Isis own ease, he mast h ike rile eorisetptertees, avitliont_papecting.to have the benefit -ot an influenvell ecknowledgmetit. Thomati.Gitlthins tlien said, he had other thing* to speak of, which' were of vastly greater comer neenee than his life,: or any , thitig that had.eakeii, place duritig' t Ito List India Dock robberies, whicle might put that life in danger. ' ' The Magistratehaving.expected,, from the re-: - . pencil assuranees of Gidtlons, that be had been concerned in some enterprise of a darker nature than phinilee, euestioued b;111 Open the sohject of the mysterinus promises lie had been tneking. . Giddons Then repliiti— e l will give your worship any voluntary informatien, and tell you what you . little expect to /leer. ,I. was concerned in the murder.of Lieutenant Johnsen, of that nave, in the ll:Pat-road, between seven and eight years' ago. Jaittes !Litton, vebo is not:it in 'eustorlye Willia m I(ahies, wilo was. lately working ava Burn-flout /Imo at Chat liatin, and 'smother mart who', is a Stratiger to ttlq, were concernett.with,pae in thet tinirder. I then' lived at Deptford. 'About ,two o'clock in the afternoon of the day on:whit:li .t.in? offence Was Ctttinilled, Haltoll, itellatS, and, .the other 1114111 Caine to me atethe lower water -gate, where I was sitting on a bench. They-esked toe why I was not at' work ; I said I had none to go, to. Tliey told me they' were going to London, .to getimpreseed on .loam} ao East Intliaaien, and that,l miebtgle.svith ,therm if I liked,. I did g 9 with thenr; and We We nt to the Swan in Lieedee7 hallitreet., *here's:relied three half-pints Of gin awl SOLOC.hees. •A Jew eritopeame kip-audit-eines asked hini if - he ltnew pf a ship for four peuple. 'file Jew said,•Nis ; and if he did, he would.ear nothing about ir ; foe . Raines Would take the money, and• run away when he shoat! g e t . ttrt Gravesend. Alter the Jew heti .gone, Itaiees *cid .he'd let it' drop, and take, anal her day tor.it. Alt cr staying a good w:,r - e,' wt'kft-the :Swan, and went on mu' way to Deptford; We citPett at a Hence shop after we got over Lotidon-bridge, on the left-hand side of - the Muunell, where we 114.: a gl-SS of rum each. %Ye, nest 'called at the Swate en the right-hanil side of The •lieuteroad, Witte w e hell another glass of each.' When we got below the 'Hull-sell liOuse, Itaitses, picked up a walking stick. 'We went rite., and heard 'c mars eetning behind tie. I sh on 141 think it wai near upon 12 O'clock. Raines said, " Hete is eoiti t hotly Coming , ' what (to . you stay for I , Jiiing 1115 money from betel i" . We all egreed, ail& who:, the gentleman Caine' up 'to its, sve stopped. him, and, asked 1,1111 for his nioney, ; ht': reidied, he hatinotie,: and it he had, be AP;ould not give it - vi. :p.iiines Said, "..if von tieltf,i,. give it ut , , I'll knock: you ilOwn 'with the'silek ..!?- Thiegentleireln 3nat.,l.ed the stick out of his hanti, end reado ti blow,,tinirt: ve . iiitt, t I put my en rad ti. , d up, A tetett . i tie tie, on my wrist , wilier! broke my umst. H t..:::: , , ,, e s . a t i l e i c a r t e ) t t ): , i i i ,1 7 .... t.i , 1 1 7 1, ! 1 1 ) :: , 1 k r r e, t , it 4 e l.e r: t L i t l . ::: t i.:s" , ~! . d. I t a , 11 1 0 .,. 1 1.i l t 7 i a l , e ka .t i li t e n ' it in , I A f' wit I I K z. i t i f: t t l e 11. i 101;ftCori1,1)74uCtlYte:tv:iieto3Y11::tiitoitile. le,lee s , i ne l the • other man, came to tie, and s pieked me out or the ilitch ; rtiy then told inc they h a d eo ne the job. iikl , got his Money : they ~. lid they.'hAti polled hint into a 04ce out Of 'Ol :•! snarl, and done his job ; , 'hy".whirli l'untlerstooq they tied killed lint. 'They, aqtrtt me if I cook! -istalki I tehlulittai no e they took Me into a held 21) or 30 yards' of and .there 'left . nte ; they told t oe $ , , they tonic eel! . on Me the next. ni get. I stcri i ll t;:e!, fields about to.:o or three Lours, art! (ben ti is able tO walk home. I did •;lot meet tiny ooe Oti my way.: nation. Raines,: and tire d4 . lit. mint Caine to me. next. night 'at ow y lodgings, and 'gave ' fin. 'l. They did not' tell me what the gentleman to l d : said they .were going to Northfl , :t : ;,. to se if ' tiny Cottij 'get' work .t alivard an 1e.1e:0r...,e, and. treat away, fl,at r t.o4..eatne back again in alt tie while,' anti asked•life , if I had Wearti env ileng ?. ' said; "Nnthing partienlar." When they it at soy lienee,•Hattotraed Raines said they It ad 1. died , the titan. I saW Hatton.' in- the eoutse of a-week Or two after, anti he had, returned to his„work as , usual. Sometimes he worked at: Deptford, some times at Bleekerall;:and seimetirees, he went down the tisier 1 dithifit seeltainet until 'about itiar Or five years. ago, when) met him at Chatham. He tiered how tinitelertie et DeptfOrd ? I eel/fled very had, lie told 'me If I'd eo to Chatham, I sheath/ g„et a li v i ng there, etid - that I- should ha --part of his boat, if-1 eoolfl giif ',Shiley to buy-thiegs to beeie with.' I acennipatilettatill worked with hint iegood while; louf'fituftlik ie Would nut answer, I i cattle to fleote•:•blfliti'ilintilLititi*e or lour ye. of itaiwn 111-et/at Sliekers , bill ;' I wee not th en married •tr., ley ' petiitti AVlfe 1 - hose flame Wal. e . • Gardener; she lidsbeen, pr e ` sent Whoi-I . yoke of The tritoder.. • l'svielt-to ti 'chemist's in liattAttne, anti got ro some stud' for t"iii.io' ; I did Hot SitoWit ttn eny'person, 'except Me wife, and tay'lnew was ineVer - set.• I 'belie v'e W hen 'Hattori, - Raines, Ot t ' I "t ttiee oth - et left ole,?thei., wialit Away aotteilte,-. .0. 7 1: , . , ipieked'ep e wOthan sit the'llifieicleytlea'Artne, anti islie ttkeitt•down 'the ;road - wiib os ; she Was ' wit lug where the'Oritienien Was ,Ittlipped, but I did no t see.,:lier afterwaltia...:- '-• - . ' •,,- - ' !!surer;':.(l9l4o:wat -apprebendee-In•ereeseeneuce of The informetion given by the last witnees). was, thee pirt to the bar. • ' ! Mr, gtsl4-4,11t0,1(11 4 1 ilittl- that Giddatio :had pe-' remptorily .sworte, that . he.(itisines) WO - blt,OPly (014-Cetileet. in the inerdir,. but that he-was the:per. =on' wito had lii-i. suggested The eobbtfy.of Lieut. Jk.linson..., - ••' - ' ' ' ' . 'n r ' . The 'prixoner esaorted, in abiolete ternit, '. liti eittiri,-I•:.itiolaeence,ef the:charge luepliteaUlo WM'. and said be could prove that he had been :ilitho, Ill'itmsl7 :ettlphlyeti from the age of o 17.. fie att. , f:rteti his aequintaii4 with Ihtto - u. h denied that he had e v er I s e et s,.engageil in.Suy ut aet:Witir l itn, or any other persoe, of w hi c h he lust}reason to dread the consetittences. " if;" iii!dtl Zee pris, _. ~_ gin, ""ef • id ; t led as-I ito not : but ectly: arged the foul critiie ut rutirdt:, i. more tiLlo eau bo 'coffin-etd by - troy poor hot, /win." rie prisoter (Ititines) did out tbroughc , lit exapaiiiatioll betray the ,slightest ogitl/1 1011 :: this was taut tteme., with _Hatton, who p;k!e at tie wen/fan of Lieut. Johnloies 'male Tire prisoirets s itudenvent private examinat thz New Prison, Cterkenwell, before they, brought to tiie office. 'Hatton has heel: sett the Meuse of Correction, a 4 a place of gre security. The abo%e is the extent to cvbich NvC are P I berty tr. go the present stage of the invest tioo, to ! p i r i i s so l: l e . edless to say the pristmers were sent b INHUMANITY TO AN INFANT., WOR slt -STI: P. iT...Ye:$ rC y Gifl and her two thtughters Mary' inn and Sarah, ti ordered to fni t i• b B il to 411sner to an nulictn-1 preferred by INTri Gift,' Overseer of St. Lennari Shorediaci.),, for causing the - infant child of M. Ann c:ilbert to, be expoged.ourside of their tiO on Saturdq morning List, in I.3.lteindn's4c Shoreditch. Mrs. Hands deposed,- that the child ties num by her it was lour mouths, old ; rlle receil something from the parish, like per " 4 - from the mother, which was not tottilarly ita which induced her to send it home. tier 1111$1111 it UN Saturday inociiing; it was takvii. by the youngest daughter, Sarah, tt im"' edi3l4 pit. it . outside the touse, .11141 shut d "" Sarah King Sitti, File saw tr..e t ( 10 0 r: it lay Iltere-at least an : it cried ve much. There were several people about th' e g''‘ bu no one %could' thLt; it up ; it exei&ed her 'r" l ,pastion, and she took it home. She stilly itekev if: it had lain' (Inky ronelt longer it would ha' died, it was, sp eah.otated.', Allll TriylOr liter's in the livitte, and 13Y4 3, were several . peoPle id , the door ill:thing 8 II"' 'ldry Ann Gilbert wantett to tithe the f4lttits, hot:, her tnnthkr prevented her, lr. fats rout), esp s essed great indignat !An Aft conduct of thop rs risone, partiCul3tly the 7,oidigitt n'hus Got cobtent with putting ihe eloid The door, had Aottially,lticked, it_ from E L L : 01 wit her (pot, and be had no doubt, if the 4:1: i.i 11° died, they WOW all three have facers indicEed courtier. - • • fr,HIL the LOSIi).ON :~~+ ercl.llll. OAT. . .1 1 7s. a Meirtber rett)roi.tlio serve . Gcottyty td. Wor4rste e tf,on. t I ~t;,w 4t3IP gott, in the rosstu (4 the Hon. col n tnnil ty v 411( a VI swuc►L Cliilty utt trttitrl 13 egiiiC 441114 tJllettup tu the House. of Peers tf 1 ' tir Henrl'Mrtlisiterc' Lap Lott, fartr,et. • • , B , ANKRUPT:Sp Thorn ii Marsh, Liverpool, ,tnerchant, to sttrrentier J* ll * ▪ etitclize'tc., 11, lit eleven, ot the'ollice of INIv. Osris! llit,rY, t u ttu,-I..t•t r 4,0441. Attortaies; ii. rt.t, e 1- , i!to 0)1. Mr: li.aaaelt , Austiii.4vi4rs, Loudon. ~ Francis V'erreira, Wfttbro4 J 4 l t ,t t 1 ret. L. .11t TINelVe, ,tittculaas ) 344 1 - ikelikti r New.coort, swithin s.:lssisett z ; • John Ettiorthwaite, Nt..“.istnue, F,..ent. chemist, 44,, 4, 14, as. at Lantinta.t, Att or hi' eti , 31$ ▪ C‘ ,, e),-attetti, St.rarol, ur Itir. Jefferli, iftitpFr jaa.: 6, 7,s 'I, as , elovels, of the- Ai,tti 'lntl, ytutgal A LILY, i ev, ctrev...4 amid Son, M o db ut y. • . , Olc , rtn«liavv, Ltamingtotx ;oIN, Oo kseiC, r . Jan, ti, 22, m u keu . 11, at tett, at thlvti : D"' ~,,ifeck I no, W wick. Attorniett, I . lessr,‘. Raster nod -lter, :Fttr or Aft.,5“.... Cir4etttat:ty. t. ThOraati Les, rannin,scrivenevijan.,"il; Eel). 11, at the litotes A tnift, riga, Mifss!• ,,, . 1108 and Jesuit', trawker, ,13froting1,:.tm, hitilder;.l‘.li,'l,l, at " 1 r 4" 11. at tdeven, ,1 -t 1 ' . !.„, n4 • W Mr. ait..., syinontl's Intl, London or Mr:l. ' ;;, i ° cite, c a itil t,„:l ll :ll t r c i ru RI up, ',-‘ttwrkii* , tabt . 'Nth ,li4'"Pt"' ~ , N t l r c e itt Ari!• (;o 431ba11-caart, 1 itropttort 9/1/ .., George',l4inrrThOthp....-on, Crtat V a invo _ l9 et ifi pttlf, 11, an.iFsh, 11, 1 , 4 Ivv t the Cr:mt.-Yarmouth. AttorniqrNi,.ssje. • t ;real •• I'artotnith, or' * ll.4eSsiN ; Swain, an'd tuft , Fridetipit'.i: piaci, Old 4 tr.''q' :o " ll4ll,( ii4 4 Vrt ' 2 O; 3.1.1 Fe:). I 1;:tt ti,velve at do: Vine L.. 0, tithe. Attorttks,.. 'D,,N. Soo „ . ,.t ~ ;0 1 s tih rtli on::: :: :F tS 1 1: 1 , , r i t rti uot v it t il. 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StitiPFS, 4t ; 31 . 114 -Oposet,,,Na. 1 tii i -814401 , 4 ; ere A4iwizte 4 t:...-4 - - POLIuE INTELLIG 2NC rxr.74NSIVE AND inscovErtr o 4 NMRDII. l'itANUCti Orytce.---At w;11 he reineto. bet 4;11, , that hvtiveen tieven ttnrl ci . g;,t y(!arli ago, tltt murder of 14ietuenant loliocroi, of fte Itoral . , , toot., place near the Chroa-ball, . I) eritiort, .the 1(i:or-toad. AU. the eliortA tit the Pcenve, (in' a 100,g pvriod, to diir:ovev th'e trwrdec erg, prov. toravalliog ; 00 probability 60401 th,;t thtY ‘vrtilil he eier In justice. Coojectime, fixed Hit upoir several. who have sio43:: been ,pooilb c(1 tot hiiutikiC , olietices, or who have pot ;,oi end !0 owl) i , tuti it i cOlViegitencie, WIXS pySt:d,... Of the Irrrori c-Ica4ioned by their crime. Atr.likirgrli it Ii)85 t ' ottlift 41,,t4Ctitft's erg no othui.thao a gang of tirWre!s,,-whfr have beeo 11n t the tkelodful act pr,oye t l eleylaetater elioligh for uoy oritiertiiking„.hwyeyeir Iltq 3 tdot. 4 4, Lyon pltold t ri . be Ataliees .11114 ch. 44 ; to tlicAkteCtlort'Or th , t . ttittr ticrers Inc s.O lot ertvovei) With those which iktr, te , .;tly,t the toh s oetics, thHt the caorwt do justice t ; .r Lit :icriptiooofthe f4tal event wititoot men tiatibig tome. of the pertnoderti.of ro4ll.erier" ._ bi ; A,ot six Week s ago. two men,,,, fitst*lg(l,o4ll4l Giadons, both . o f , influctioutt charticters, wcrc illyrcheodtd upou variott3 chaLgeri of felotries,— I).e wcre each other„ atyll when toily voliiiiturity.cotlfewd ithat they wert guilty of ~..cvvral robberit'l that tH e y hid bteti together : wo , Litig hand hi hatoi att(l . that the deAd of oight , kioliy.o produced wioa (1,9 rumfortable, The police.of liavr bcett within the Jtitthve or weeks t.ot,the look-out for :,evvriti, su3,l4e4teti to hktvc,t}eett coat-Omer,' iti extent tine I r ohberit's in the 440 nod IVest Doteks , told ilicitiklns readil y ',.tilltittiet; that they hid iarF it ,t parly irt those robt..reries.„ told the totoics tit trtlicyts tit the pritu:iptds, 14kid uh(11 of tha receivers optlar,gpols st9leu ; uirinogit the hilttr,lire,l.viti pi,trort!l liiing(l, Leopard, tire one of lilackhertth 1it0,,; . ! - ,e. other of I.krtraomisey, groiters lie . I . .)ttrse of: 11. to itieit was carrittt on With"'*' 1t!. ti loon turned Hatton, against witfrant i was brought to the OCe,mntriningdficttlyp9itire4 Out by Gid (lo6 a; ha viog oe.ert , a .priOcival,lllEi iiighivay rob. hazy eontatitted not long stnct:. Giddvos' ahto .~