The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-06 00:00:00

HOUSE 01? LORI) , WETINZSDAY, FED. 5. (: , ron‘el was total (1 in Coialmiation6lpreting the Appeal of t 'l"lnqiAs of the late I)u.kr:of Queen4l, , iry Earl of li'vmyss And Alarell. : —To proceed otain on Fr.d;ty. sr.t.)ITIOUS PRACTICT.S. 001 , 1) after the Council iinci ithiirown, their Tiordships, pursuant to the Order of yesterday, pro ceeded In ballot for a Committee of F.,leeert Lords, to take into consideration and repilit ttpot) the Papers, an.) Doetiments eommuttiertted to 't he [louse try the coinnt.ind of his Itoyat Cle Prince The glktses were regul ar ly hin(led round .by (104 . to the Peers present, t' ho each,' with twg 1 111 :Ne exceptions. deposited their list* of names therein. A Cott' In it tee of Scrutiny, coUsisting of five Peers, was then appointed to examine the lists, and, to report the names of the Lords who 'had the: Majoritici upon theliallOt. Their Loyd -ship.' a Ce o Fllllloy t(ii• the purpose. 1. W 1111 1 )Ifteg the Collitoitts.!e. returned, and the .tnutz'ocei reported to the Ruttier tolimving Peers were Chosen'tin the, bid lot, T.Orcl Chancellor of Pot is F.ort Itittrowliy • llotr[of tit. Germans .I)itlienf De4l2rd,. Viwollot. tii,ln u Nlontrosu 1,,,et1 tir4ln% die Eati of Lirqrpool and 'Vaal Lott) 1149.1..5i1ate. flighath preevoteAt at tit!! Bar, tile Accounts .or the. Couuhihtiioorri, for thhe:ltetlitetirm of the Notional, D 5 - .lht, for the last yea,ri the 31st of Jatutery. • Also, a h Account of the Sums transferred; to the said C. , motiit,ionets iu exchant4e te,t. Life An-, tall to the same peiicifl, Oktinguishitir; th‘: last 1t,,1f year. Both ultich Wets ltitl upoh Mite tulfl~. brclsTkrE l , lcTorty AT At.r.inntS;. son ft or, LQI,I ViSCO;tII( EX Nlotil"fl oicennipa hy his N ,, FaLilightle..4 tilt: nnLe t)ll'Clarettre,. votel,,d the 1106;1e, .vt ben' the . 1.44 . 11.,1e and J ..' D. IJL:i►rct ii)p'it.'Art , cl it) for the purpose o, tikinlittluitatif);; perb ( #lliliFy til hinb.their Lordships' •reeent Vote , of which` he prefe.ced with eit int rniltsetion, which (ag wet could , hear his w;IS nearly to the fiilitiwing effect :--- Lorri Viscount. Exmrtortri,-,,l'Ant conanonfle,) by phi, Lords , . to aciin.tig yoit, that Mr% HOUst.,' in tlie'iliseharg-e: rof it greAt tiphlic duty, 1143 Ilioilght tokoinu unfittinAinsly a Witt of l'hanlo to your fordtliiplor:- titi:t4.ll.!.nt asUl most able "and inerit print's confitict in co riyiWgit,ti t fuf I 4. , tri-et't he brae-ii. y, by voti , Lorth.hip. the park of him Ntsjetity's Go ; in aii attack upon the town and taiirteatlOlts at I tl7ciorq, which' to the laipikitoVatitilg' loribus result of fhe lthel,tenot of ill 'the tfirlstitin 4lurbs tiet'nfild in that to.in and port ; anti (artful', 'to' the alitilitton ;by treaty of er,,r. In this griM and inglortant stiea alt;e, whigh ao. greatly Ittula to, enirtnct. the Jastre of the It'n3El :ant' chlracter, 'the in thN courit of itb• Aretibrt.4iOrts..upon This,raro,Pect, saw, with igigh Srindactiod, • •.• that-tile plan thia ;refit ttebievetnent Ives • formed by yotu'r -Wig! and •jady,meut ; and that eliic;fly by your vahne4,:(l intrepldity tire great aeltierentent ivais pet tonne& ;544.,it tilkptly y ., 9 l l.nt , i , llli i l' r z'S;;ilE' a n d jaflqinent, valour tilt t 4 tics itr arul Tank, yuur uttnttr kr,cn n !Hi tidirethi: bloat Winitiently Ctla to6,4tell to establish Olt, natal itiperiOrify'3nd ;lorry( this oottittry. ri,iio - 'l;y4tp4rt, err/ Lord, I shall not prianinc to the: flcr 11,4: wf:iibit I sfioi.llif efulearnur to tfit justice to (tun i iiihlt bole and great nalat charheter. I shall procevil to c: , roonttii":ate to you*: Lgolsbip tbeb4aotir of the ,;( this lionsv; in (bet form in wtiica'titei'vecte,vinted , .brt Itesolvoll, 'of dim t;nijereif, the • " find Tvmpot'al, in .Parliatotot Asst tabled, that i6iThuous rlatise be given '!,) : - afntiral " t,,ard .Viscount Exmouth, K.0.C.11. for his very able and ; "gallaort tirothot,ifx sticor‘sfully directin t the intac'it upon the hat aaih naval force at Algiers, on tui 27th of Ai t7 rr K nit, r n l ti.n imt'4l Vkethint . r bitouttu, then, addressed the, Aitivse to the , (0110.Wing.,efft:Ct After : the high encomiunts, my . Lortll.l, itpoi, my conuct, which, have ttilleno 'fr tie ISToble Lard wliti'hus so ho-- 'toured me, it l itiTpossible that I earl expitss, hy, • • ;illy I ,, it tl.tge toille, silrat Ileer on this most introit alit oceeittioo, 1 trillt, my Lords, I shall receive bona the House, anti the Noble Lord who :I's so etotpieotly etihig zed ran e'redit for ate., feding's orgratituile and respett with which I ant amiss;/tart; Which, in my . present sitilae lion, I mySeit overwlieltWed, at these expres stow; of opprOtotthAt and V applause of my execu tion of the sailers %villas 1 had the honour to re e toil his 1(oyal tlikliness tile Pt inee Itegepit. iili t io , 4lble 'for Me to find language stitTlate to t he expres.tion of my 'feeling's Ott,thisi occusitin. '111). forik, I 11;se'e been for mitre than 10 years of tray. bite lit t •serviee Of fay Klog int! ti y, bOef) preient in nainerotis actions. 0„, this ore:ision, I obist iristiec to the assist, tifiCe 'received- front the bravery and eiettioaVol : Itr,;r•~lrintireil fir , David and•to the assist- . milet!. - of "Vice A awl' the brave f)itiers and men under 'his command, 7 writ also, nitwit ii;debted, tit its to the ttetiyity oni bta, ely or the 'Mei! hi the Stlttaitrorns of both 'ltimo,. 1 iusty Fetitule to say, my Lorthi,*wiihtnit fear of contradiction; 'that the' Na'vel Annals . of Cheat do not pi.othice asst instaitee where any at. ! ad, was to,ue ht,ltll y or persevered in. I Cannot sufficiently express lily • feeling* it finning the service Which I Lad the honour to Per.. let/ irlgirlyirOttrrothil anti artilitnlOO ,:. ".I`or rht ;;,bale r,-14, who, in CO eloluent, dignified, and finpue%live a 'manner rila:tanoicauld t o mt. th e r, P,lis of chi Ifnuse, I feet so ninth That' ,e rei:oNetlon of it tviit tteVer l.at vitatt;tl front my t,iit ii I 'tin - that those gallattt OlfiVett and I)l,ive Melt whorri I liktit the lmtvant. conuttuttsi, itt; . ;l to WllOOl I shall be prowl anti 'happy to.cont- Ole ' tionr4tir of your Lordships' Vote, 41 1 1 properly entet fain a grateful sense of the high so.tttr:rretl upon them; tali satisfae. t . i . ou I istotii tr , :sOi. to My bait re atSociates 1117 testi %Lk Itoloott.' sn eoltrOrial 11116tlikilta• apidatime atltt otriirobitirm of this House hich,- I ion certain; wifl he :received by all "I ' l, c'ti siiih the, Saute feeling* of respect and giatittule rnilit witidt I am myself impressed. : After tile/COI/iv, end (leant Admiral had'cOn cludeti,' • 4,1 moved, thAt, the Addretwoi Lord • Chst:tf , .Ptik; au- - c..ottittitztiicati - tts the Ttntnks of like ircose to A:dittir,ll Gord?,Viseono gotmouth, and the Answer of the NobldV'iscowi tp the same, be entered- upon the - Journals..— Ordered. . . , The Doke nt CLArtENCti then,. rose observed, he believed he was the first Peer in that flouse who ever proposed the printing, or coliont9iiica, 'ions and Answers of,tbis nature. ThO first Po casinti, as he recollected, was that of Lord Dun tan's 'Victory oVet , the Dutch fleet off the Dogger :Batik. On the present occasion,. the B4tiih name and eharacter4ood'as high, awl as justly proud as it possiblr iordd tiport any other. On many Fornrev occasivni; England was suppOsed, in tier Maririme pursuits, to be - fighting for bercif atone. :But here he could call. upon , their LOtdsbips, and npon ail, the nations of Europe, Whether Great Britain,fortynatcly for herself and all the nations of Europe, in sending nut 'the ExpeditiOn under Laird Viscount Exmouth, wasnot. fighting pecu l*rvoly theserviee of humanity, 'entl of the other [.. t Chri§tiatiNations ; MO it he did not prove t h at rpat Britain 3i deter Mi n ed to assert .the irf leas Chris:lin:Countries His Pighnesi then Moved, that th'Speech of the Noble 'and Learned Lord, on communicating ktee Thanks Of the House to Anniirai Lord Vie count` Exinnuth, and also the excellent and ad. mirable'answer delivero.4 that Noble and 'Wit Lord,' be printed fin the rise 'OF the itonsi, which was ordered Accordingly 7 Alijoo rne d till to-morrow. . : ' ATTACK ON THE PRINCE REGENT. , 'Th - oatirs',.r..ott, charged with being a party to the attack on the' hitice Regent, yesterday under ! ~ vi..nt a final 'examinatriiii.- 7 04 the 'prisoner being p1.5t.4(1 at lite . 1114 e, iN'lt - . Pitica, his Solicitor, stated, that Since:the last examination a great iiiimber of persons, at. terly'lluknown 'to tile prisoner, hail applied to him awl expi essed - theniselves 'anxious to give evidence , on jilt:prisoner's behalf.• Iwconsegaence of the ~vorthOlag i stratc(Mr. Hicks) having 'refused to receive testimony c:oilirailictin g that upon which the pi isoner stood Charged when by wilt before at the bar, however, be did not desire those persons to attend. ' 'He felt, it his' duty to matte this re. mai k, 35 he Understood the' irisoner svus now to undergo a final' ocarttinaii(!ii, . .-• ' . '''' ''''. ...- ''Mr. 11ick5,....1 did n o t mean t o refitse, : nor did I refuse, to hear evidence in favour of The prliouer, 'ceiteept lothe.cate bf. , inie .persOn; Who ;cathe for ward in lc% eiritroproper way, and whotif I recu t ;.: '4iized ni;eraving,,:beert .before Inc updn a charge, -perhaps of ,'it iory.trilling nature... The prisoner, however, has hot yet ,beeir placedd-on his defence ; atidAmtil he shall he Sn placed,. I do not see that any evidence in hio favenwepuld properly-be re ceivcd, . . . - . Mr. gIFFORD.-o,kr duty, as liagitrates, is simply to examine witnesses for the' prhscrution, mid ‘ lO asPertain wheth,Fs,..llkere is. sufficient; evi 'dein!! upon which to 'eommit the prisoner for trial, IT we were to hear the Prlsonet:ot„tvitnes ses Contradicting' the cvitlince which' . lius been sobinitted to us on the ()dirt Side, Weiliould be assuming to otirielves'the eharseter,4f judges, gond - trying the ease. This we' have' no right to" . ) ; NVe have the lessright. to do it, sv-Itett is considpred , tbat rt door Would thereby be opet, rd for the eonnuissiorrof pedisey is ariany eases ; for be it recollected, that if a Man swears to a tact falsely before us, we have no power, CO COM- Wit..itimi nor is b liable te',"a sprosecittion CO per jury. lu 'all charges of felony., therefore, we should have persons constantly . offering to contra dict the witnesses for the prosecution before us, 'who would not venttireointo a Ctitlrt of Justice. When the prisoner Is on his trial intim ,proper and constitutional way, is the only perijod for ad during witnesses hi his 4(406e, I particillarly called on all per- Sons, - IteforeAhe 'prisoner. was last tematoleii, to come.. forward' and give any , intimation which Atightbe of use to the pnblit, touching his Crime ; but no person did come, forward, save the, tnan to whotu I have alre.idy PHICR.--I considered that nom no friend of the priioner'S. The Trisvner.—l think be irini sonld enemy inc. Mr. ificKs now said . he W 33 going CO; calladroe fresh evidence, should then decivk as to .the ,e(orraevidrieh At, would be proper for him to take . with regard . to. the prisoner. Captain . Martin, ()Otte 2)1 Regiment of Lif t Quards,.examincd..;--1, was on duty. on Tuesday, the ..28th of January, „when' the, ,Prince Regent went to openrtire Session of Parliament : Alajor ysc Was the commanding Officer an that day. I .was on the 'near side of the Stare CArliage"Ort-itS• reitlrit from Parliament. The usual ctuirse is for an ()flee). to ritle onAlre.side of the Prince Re gent's.carrizsgeon such occanionn, Aly. orders were tr) ride With my liorse's head. elibe to the window, I k ept that potii ion at' ric.irly as i could, bu 4 the, rar,ke of . the, people acrd the coolusiou tvaS such, Mat nay horse stress .s, alarm.,„:)!, and 1 had. 'some drifieolty in keeping him,stemly. Mr.. Hu: rts,—Atfe. wr9h trr know all yott . 6l). served bet Wee() Marillortr!ugh-lrotrsewall and the Stable-yard-gate. Wittress.- 7 4in Coming through the florae duartfi, .on out ,way b4ek from. tl,r . noose cif` Lords,the utob was very outrageous in their cern .iittet, I ,oblerveil a Police ()ilea?, 'whom i• be .lieye. to fr,tve i)een Townsend, dose - to the ;, and shO:ray after we had entered the Mall, be said to Me, yea see they have fired into the carriage P" Mr. litcxe.-rTell us what you obiervid yottr self. 1)41 you tee any crack or Iglu iii 4he glass of the state carriage VVitness.—Ott heating wbat row.niend said, looked at the window, and sew is was Cracked. It was starred 14 a remittiosble tnotinor. I - think there wits a Small hole, but not huge enough for' a bullet, to pass through. l hi,trd ua griter noitce' than thst,ittatiOby tKe r which w. s !erY great. ratter that, several stones were thrown, sung OS winch Me. Lord Jetties Murray pointedlto w eras' the niece front whence thestones:catne,plul I rodp a little beck to tell the Corporal to look out and ride tintOng tin crowd, anti tithp any soutpakuner,,witour 114 ct>cticl 4,1 tiprowioe. Ilicks.--lititi , pits,Att iippQrtontry 'of bIPtH • sewing 111 1.1ce4 orahy Diane crowd c,nm o t tiay Heat I took paiticular notice of any .person. Q. D6...y0u recollect the prisoner NO. The QAT°6I alluded to by the last witness was then examined, but be could not identify the pisoner.t John Armstrong, an Officer of Worship street Office, 'was next examined his evidertee went only to corroborate that of his son, taken at the first.' examination, as to the fact of his having been on duty in the Park, under the direction of Mr Gifforir, and his..Jollowing ,the florse Guertis until, the prisoner was secured.. The, prisoner himself tuadeno resistance, although the mob wAs very clamorous. .Theprisoner.—.l made no resistance, nor (1141 . 1 take Hoy part in-the riot. Mr. Ilictts.—Prisolier, you are not charged with making resistance. This matt's : evidence does not go -to atfect you itt the serious prt of the charge, on which you may never be tried. Capt. Martin. —There were several constables in the crowd close to the 'Horse Guards I should hail - they been, dispersed ainong the crowd, they could not have failed to secure some-of the offenders, • ° John .yeotnan of the, guards.--I was stationed by the left hand side• of the State car riage, oti its )vay to and from the:l - louse of Lords, close to the doyr.. When the carriage got about . 100., yards , front the florae Guards the carriage . was cracked. I heard the creek, and on looking bi‘w the tractitre in, the 'glass. This before We reached thi Mail : 1 think it wits sonieWhere about when we passed !he mortar. f,2.'' bid you observe liOt fling but the 'crack ? A. I think I saw a midi hole; but it was hardly perceptible. •Q; How soon did you ouserre the glass.broken again ?—A, 'Whe'n we had girt about half-lVayop the Mall the glass teas struck a second tiltne., Se veral 'stones were thrown, Jtefore the '%lasi -was struck. I picked up the stiinewiticic Laidig the glass the : second time ,:' my feet,..,SeVeral potatoes were also.throw n as.)vell 'iti stdrietv. Mr. litct6.---Tlte potatoes Speak fer, them selves ; they must have been brought for the pity. pose of beitig thrimen at the careiage; and mine a predeterMinatiou to ;the coanniision of .tr+ason..: hie acts. - • • • • • Pi.fsoner.-1. had nothing to do with: that.: Mr. Fitexs...-,Prisoner, youJto yeursell.no good by yontinterritptiOns ; 'you have Connstl and So licitors here .(Mr. Price told Mr. Mayhew,.. and ;411.;Ailulphos) who,,will,protect yourinterests. The Prisoner..--1 ant a' much injured nian. Weeits.-1 do not , recu ll eet t pfisoiter. . • A .yentletnan,• whose name, was not distioctlY ,PrOtfounred, pow came forward,, and Stated that he hat!, witnessed the 'outrages - ,criiiinitited in tire Alie.''prisoner rpi:ctiously to his being taken, and sate bins strike the.horse of Lay cock, the Life Quartlematiovitli.his umbrella, bet he believed he had. done , so . ..rotly' with a, view to protect himself from the horse .treatling,,on hint.. He saw hint afterwienbi taken into custody by t!)-a . Horse (ivards thePolice-elliv,ers Camel up after wards. • " t,, only:thng - that eppears ex tri to ate. on, this ocessitt'n ;h6eit i t i s possible, where so msnyliolicerotEeers eln ployo,,andAvitere:the-crhae of ,fligh Treasou was so repeatedly ,certunitted, that nu individual' was apprehept.led, save-through the tinnily NW spirited behaviour 'of Mr. Chembers, to %choir; I feel otY to state the public are .very Matted, No person i,n such a scerte,,•and,Obst•ry. ing the gross : violations of decency 'and good (47 'were' corinnitting, could be innocently present with Out endeavouring to secureithe often dirt. I cannot help saying, thit it is disgraCefiil to .thepolice and to the puldie that more 'persdns !met . ..idiot c o me ^ forward s%itli priS9istt4 .their lian- • . " • Captain Martin 'said, the policeofficers kept close to the carriage; instead of intermixing with` ,the mob, with th - e view of seizing the•mest active. — ll , lr.ilteits again repeatcrif6ii-eall for iiny.per sons itipininted:with the scenes in the Park. to come forward. - • ....A man named Miller, curpenter, 1141.4:need, and •stated, that he had seen sown boys thrtetkin g stotios. at. the Princeeßegencs. oarrisge, both flow the Mall:andtlit. trees ;, they : were only boys . : he s 1 1 9. in butt y), noisy 1n the.crotvil. Mr. 'heel said it was fortimate this witness Was not called 'for' the ptisonee,' 'lei co u ld (I'4 hint letvice. .; . „ J. Sadler Thomas, a ,fishmonger, was :then called; Hisevidence-vvent to tliat', the, rielsoner not-throw any.stonei, and'fbat hls conduct:was no more Vihleat „than:the. eonditet of. others -against 'whom= ,the Horse.:Guarils driire their horses. . . Mr.,lllcto asked Mr. Chambers to/Weibel* he itattnot , said that the condnet.of the.p4ioner had been par,ticol:srly violent before he struck the hotie of the Lite Guard ? Mr= Chambers answered in the affirmative. Ur. dtrpoitt) attdrused the primner, , and observed, that as the crime of lligli 'Fret-lion had been- comMitted in the Park on the 28(li of Jatin sty; withotit the 'shadow of a - doubt, tintl.as, he Was acting very intemperately 4)n that occasion, it foss the duty of-the Magistrates CO retwind bin Altef :114n - tier they had done,. in order to ascer taitt-ivhetlitt •there was evidence to' connect hint crime so committed. The investigation whicti bad since taken, place, however, :tended to .sliew,that. lie hail not actually committed the high utreee e alfe t ted to. .01 that, therefore," he stood discharged, • He wasMg to aoppose, , however, tht he ive4 to heSittfered to go altogether free. It was prated that lie had acted a most indecent part, and should therefol e take MS trial for, the. 1411 itleturatioir, in frisking - it tomult.end t lot about tile` person' of the Prince Regent- on bislwity ,openlitg,the "session of •,Parliament.. It! ;ouse l ., (pence of the iMPrisotimenthe had already owlet gon'e, if he hair.propet in etterolance. cable Of entering iitto:a recognizence of 1001: tech pa , lie should th en , be suffered to depart, ente himself . fi rst rini, into a ft,:f):4f)litnele ot 2001.• I f b e b a d, not been iinprisonetl; - 24hOnta" notice woold lie - retptired. , " • - Paula said, lie hadTespeetable bait in: at tendance." 'Mr. Ilicits.-44s au - ludiviettal I feel 4 my duty to state, : that . fiam the strong vietv of the case at fcr'st, I conceive the t f with regard to the prisoner pert-red)! jun% Should: have hetraved,the confidence or' ni wi e t , otu we a re c ' h l a t e n ge ha o v i e tr a t u t f t f s e o r i c ) il trti a s p i r il i a sc; tr i o l lrge. without due deliberation, J t 1 3 , 1111 ... still , . think, 'the crime of 'High triviton,"'. cotriinitted, hut - the evidence does Perr i, critne home to the prisoner. I do ot't t ever, that, under all the cireentstee • soner has reason to complain of the Iflr hits undergone-•' his own that confinement, and therefore tie • with becoming propriety , io attrib utin A g gistrates any ihinglike injustice. Shortest period which could have investigate the case, and longer be in custody, Setf i l e i'2 l 4o j r, 9e a r titl v t a i s vdt i r l et a it a T i in tte l (OTt. The witnesses in tia3 case a 9 . cases,of the rioters recently tried, persist anonymous . i n gi%l,ciltit;relid s, , t ric rc e at . islr, Ch . letttr, atcOmpanied with' the next' blow at the Prince sure !" Mr. GIFFORD, who, we understa, Vately'iatitified hiniself its to the and :respectability of the prisoner, to pursue' a tWfrerent conduct if be agiiio. He-, after-some hesitatiOn , that be had 'justice done him on this CORONERS' INQUESTS. , • • CHARGE of MURDER.-011 All Inquisition was taken . at the llooth -street, Spitalficlol' 1%7 Uvartrt f Et+ , 'Coroner, upon lkinly of John Itobinstm, tylio niet 101h:icing man - tier on Sunday morning Mr. Edward Brown, surgeon, opeY t ' of the deceased; on Monday night. inflainnuttiini of the stomach which caused death, , and eXtelisiVO caused the inilatomation. John Johiisoirr, ~an officer of the guests, Guildhall, said, that on Saturvkli abbut=ibalf-past seven o'clock, he Mail:Coach public-house,'Slierborn e '" purpose of serving an attachment or Henry Harris (who is in custudoo. guards of diet:tail-coaches, st the 3J l t Pearce. Hearing that Harris, the rather a - turbulent character;- assistance of the - deceased; who . , too e d the plaintiff, , 'Went to the: house tneutitql'te .v' the witness . ga ve a l ong ac count at t a ir opposition „made ,by Harris when th e ?bd to =arrest him ;.•• he struck the dee ate ,olot severe i blows , which•he afterwards olirrool f .11 :"e outrageous conduct of Harrison several witdesses ; and the: son of Bob. 111 4 , 1 i) ' ll . O heard his father complain t he br,, t3: oa r til i stomach, and the 'beating h e receive"' ifi death, which took place on-Sunda? m ar stet lie did'not think h e s h ou ld die T wheli to ;04:ll a complaint.--The i i nquest was PO' from Tuesday till yetitertia 'men who had examined theYbodYwm-i ir; ' l , f , l d 4 appear to have an y externa l mark ' "" 'and that his death might:have heed ' t4-tivs ititlititmation Of the stomach. ritt' The Coro ner , i n recapitulating the e i v btu .:;,l served, that th e test i mony-of the raeu'i" l men Served to 'lb row muc h doubt t 6 -1 64 minty -of the case. ,H e i E4 it, however' to decide, w i t h out further observation, tenif The Jury . having retired For abou t 31t; :antes, returned a v e r di ct of• -•:-P %VIP • against. Henry H arr i s. " ' c ' isle '1 lie warra n t of the C orone r was ° f : t corl , warded to t h e k eeper O f t he Gikspur - s t"- ; ; —.arr.3 a- in custody: - An I ~ ,c.7 1„ o" i ' , ' 't i t t: , S l : l ll a l l il i t gi ta II : i t; l iN: C . c O l ' P u . It tEl ;- sw r g c:* a lß :t t , rise.kePi corner sit:le:the l °l :::11 1 1%41' i f:47'.114f4)t! h e fote , Wo Dier".w4o was boos= 'd CO Mrs. - 4 eCt cy-gto egr al ' 01 I.wja. Isl. : . j .issi 4 iera l 4 : : : e le) g ilirlitie ob t:ia . 4 l- 1 1 . 1 1 1 :: a b ist e l r o S tr ; ltilec C r O ce li dv C eo l: ai rtl i t a mig n o ti l 2o ° J at fi i t. i . CO . 3 il ial l i e ,,, 4 4 "11 .. 9 , (4 ; he lefil a box by mistake hc hid wr. ) , 1 1 ("e43e44ed seeing it after he had goo° f p , 1, u ... :4 4 1 ' a rl d i e e . ' d r e c' t lie, h tl e tni : n t o t tl. vp°lBlipanxte:td:attrifsl:htee-cesrbttcloreler'eeri Oxford-street ; a r l i g t: i e d7 1 1 ,1.,. : 1:2: 1 118 : 11 3 1:11 1 : : 14111t . 1 ;1 v ; . 1:j i : Ii i i igl o bli : °11 0 ta , C r g i On the road, and tell down ( 1' 11411.. c h pole of II haCkney.COS C". i; O i l Standing . in a rank. Ec put her il l 0 ( sieved Itel home, and went for a surgc°"'octi Il i eved that the great esertion had c° ot) r ( 1 ea° ; she Wass not hurt by faili n g ti , hal I*a ney-coaelt, Ile a l kedif s he had ti l l" p ot 1 )P Said, 1 ' no, ,it is not HV' kgt",:„l4'sitfr" o f d hand to her heart. She never spoisu - l c oi; haltt b Pen Very ebeertut demist„ th 0 2 ,4*, ,:a bi 1 , i ,Y 9i) wbieb she died. Verdict --a 41 — exerting herself." .....--"'"! f Li tAISTI 0 by J. 8.-cAits TA e, btimingli piihYialted by. W*..A. 4. 0 4 at the AtN-orrxcr„, iiqo *f a " 1ic '(. 4114- Resta, or4rri Lvt ,ers, t pus.-vilL , I uu ....• r. reuois i mica qr lir in of :lie cout , 1 6notiller boj:, t :foie lie .409 , atribiniag toa stice. A wet. ..t have beio i i i !IP tiger lie bid 00 ': k i i, ii. dinitted to bal.. *, . iii loot is Li ,: Aft ;t' as well o ifi; 7 tried, IW! i, itig their Petri to [ I":(lititnbert fa' 4 w i t h . a ~lii4r, 4 4 , Reale 100Itidk , f i i V anderst io rl, Pi 1 ,, 0 the good tilot,,i4 plies., aLi iii ot i ii- 1.4 if he gotiitio ~1,1 a d ot) , ac oo 4 :' ~,„', I 00 tills 00J0i ''' , 4 ..... II QUEST S. ' it Tuesday A1.1,-,,,, ~; he 11.1%004 71 Spi I alfitlili'4 , i'llji r, upon iiety niet lilt it( Atili,';e4i morn ing lot :-..iviii on , ovoid. tltt 7 a ight. VON f ) t : AT liich toipt ' 0:0' ' ' , 1 )f the Court of, n Satutiliy c , :k , he root 11 1 borlICAIPti t g I tineot or Tall 1 stod), Wit,' of ~, t the suit 00 the priopth ' - . h e ofnitiocd, On the sth Inst. 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