The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-02 00:00:00

Mons she LONDON uAtirrrs, April 1, 1417. . . COOIMISSIO US iign ea by the Vlei.tietitenatit of the County 01 GhtnittriOn. Up ti ty L ev ,4 4 , . E lm . t 0 tie tV i nit7 lAttgertant; Itoberttiesititiri, V.sti• to be AitCo ; OHM WialittielN; tb be ditto. , . iturtt Glwipirgan Ltictit Infantry Illitntlion or milit; , a. "William 11. av, tirtir.. ti) tw,SetothilkUtesniiit, vice 11,041n0n, appuitivi to the yd iteifinieltt4Mitilies. - . RA NNAU tYrei Kt 4 iti 4 lLAitogi).. • J. Lloyd, Ti tiertfordslilrit's surgeon, trona Mrit sto April I'', at rlertm, at iiatafaal, Lottdars. P. R. Levei and 3. F. M4lll );;t., Martieivlane, warehouse men. from Apn l t t to April .41t, ot leo, Cdiktliall. w. ,Maceltsrirol, milk•matinfactocr, Itost r Aiiiit sto ,toil 15; at Or vitt, sot (;u3dhali, Landoll. • • ANK it 'UM'S. Tyiliiir4 df Whi4tonet, Mines, Woreasterttiiii, - eictoallvv. to .2,?; Ind 4 tar hi, at 0VV . 104 ., ) rst the Talbot 1, , Worceiger Attainiet. Ntrs‘rs. Price And Williams, Lilloilie.-tstit i 14oitttott ; attd Aunts. Pries _ _ and HOldsseorth; %Vomiter., H. lltoienson, 'Manchester, catteo-mantitacturer, Aptil 114, 11, and May 13, a 1 ritiven, at the ging's Am r, 'tavern, Derby. Attornivs,'fileosrs.JaligyOn,and Whir, Astiburne ; and Mr, Ilarbor, Vetter-litre, rootition , Ir.' Sadler, Wiltnituari .Chrsitisse,*tatic+4-3/411-antifactiiret, April -9,1 4 , awl May 1:1.3t eleven . , tallec:IIFII Inn; Derby, At ;omits, Nlesars. liard,Shaw, an4,Japlte4n,"l'emple , Lon don: arid Mr. Long, lfitlttelte.Seld• , T. Hill and J. Zition, eidolitiiii, itiftlitirtiv, -Derbyshire, c' 4o b - twiliwr s . SOB 2%,Jl4.'and May 14; ,at. eleven, at the Xina's Arms 'rawest), Deihl', ; :Aniirnitois. MeSirk. Johnititi trod Wise, Ashbortie. 444 i. Al4d,:t.:Orlliti:-Afeel, Soho, Lndon. . . Win. Cooper, tildriliam,,Voriallt; illopltiOcr,,Apeit 11 , 14' six, It, and May- IS, at fen, at ihe Anchor lon, "Ilietforn.. Anornies, air. Wing, %try St. ridiautids.i and Mr. ;led:A ; King's-110d, fledford-yow, Ll,ndint,. , ,•, • , . It. Love rove Atburtield, Berkshire, former, April, 14, 15, and May id', at eleven, at the Bear Inn, Itknling. ,Ittor. hey, Mr. Newkery, Reading; and at. Iris Offices; Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inti.fields, London. E. Burrows and W. Ilttrrosq, rcot-113 1 1-Nlit lB , lett , ,dS, torn millers, April 01,11 e, and MaY'lB,'afAevaA, tittbaSessions Watt, Leeds. Atlanta . . Mr '. Laii.V Dowgate-liill,,l,trip! don ; and Messrs. Grangerand Delo.oolb,Leeds. Geo, Shaw, Pendleton, Matichestec,poitto,inerebant, April 21,W; and May 13 . , al trivVen. attlik Dog Tavern, Man elieSter. Attornies, Messrs. fiord; Shaw, and Sohnion, Temple, London ; and Mr. Smith; Nianchester. W. Fatima, Strand, tailor, April 6,(19, and May 13, at ters, at Ctiildliall. Attorney, Mr. Lowden, Cierattit's Inn, London. W. Piper, Hammersmith, Middlesex, barge-builder, April '6,, H. and May .13, at one, at Guildhall. : ,Attoraey, Mr. 131.stsrue, 4,liarles.street, Middlesex Hospital ; J.. 1. Tritium, Falmouth, t.:orilwall, stationer, Aril in, li, and MO' , I:4 at ten, at the Star ltin, llctston. .Attornies, Mr. W. Follot, - Teinple Loilofti and Mr. Itogers.lielsoin• 11. C. Wright, - Portsea, , Aunt*, " meld:limit, April 2 1 . , VI. aafl Mny 13, at, eleven, at the fileraniid Inn, Yeovil, Somerset 'shire. Anoraks, Mmes. Watts and Willi,. Yeovil ; and M r,Wllliaids, Red: Linn-stniare, London, '.'• - - , D. Smith, Jun. and .1. Hampshire, Kiikintrton, Yorlisbire, ,staiblding and lulling millrei, April 4, at thp White Lion Inn, Halifax, Yorkshire, 9, and May 114 at eleven, at the 'Swim Inn,'Hiaddef sfiettl, Yorkshire. Attorniel, Mr.T>iylor, - -WOOLS, near Leeds; and Mr. D'ArlStrangwayes, Lank:- bourne Vliambers, Fenelfureli.street, . Oinfon. 1 4 , .1. Sanditands, rWyiliog, Gllitlerfittrl3liEC, rilAntrey4erice !her, April 17, at 4ve, la, and May la, at. twelve, at the Swats Inn, 'rewkohury, Gloucestershire. Attornies, Mr. A.Watts,Syittoods lon, London; And sr. S. Ag4l,c, VPiol" tiprin.Se vent ; Worcestershire. __,,, , W. L. LIMO; JOrill'itrerts MAYArtliStfeet, metchint, April 11, 19, and,May 13, ati.1,44.1 1 , Ainildflall. Attar nul Mew's. , Me. Cot/Stern lord It Aluson ly galtirook. J. Griffith, Tryftto, Llatiduertig, Carnarerinshire, woullea manufacturer, April 19,.filay 1 4, , anti,liril fl""' 44 the . autel,Carnarvon. Attornivi,grsm, dintind,aid Jeve,, Clisiteary-lane, Landoll; silo slt,„ll,:' It. Will i..)), (..:, : e. . nervon. ~ , .. • DIVIIUNDS. . Ap r il 29 t i. Row agil ,1 4 41,311 e, LudgalvAill, to`lurre 0 , nistv,...A pi it 94, J. riooi r li. Conte, arid, R. Potts, rolemart- • elreeclantriOn, inetchhtttles•AStril tl•6 .I..Wlicatley, l4uttlags bins, niercer.--Alrlt gat, 4.r:01%9114v Sottori Saint . , Marls; L p ...... 1 ..hire. ati11er..,...10711,,MA.and J. lijihy, ltiottlin.:_hain, e s m al.mereliatits--Apni 4ar, ‘.... a uonipsoft, mutant:re-greet- Within, •asercheritss-Apill .26;3. and Coombe., 'Sbatttel,l - coopeis--April eh, T. %Vitite, , Liverpool merchafft,.. , April 22, L. Fins ham, stn. NV, trincliani, .isnil B. Pini.liarti. jun. Epping, buttliere---April -22 1 :W. Nettletold, Dart ford, butcher—April it, J. Turner,' Bury mill, Hemel Hempstead, miller-. April 21, P. and I. Iliac un, Turitchapekdock, PlYnkautb...l4•lttfilfleri- 1 P1Y, 6 ; $, x $4 1 4.5 811 , King-atrrrt, It Coeititlarden„taifor—April 22, '3 4 ...c 4, :Wi:st Suatlikeld, banker. ... , •Si • • , ~ , Ititkif ilt: CERTitICATE.S.,,Mnit , ;,.1 -,, • S.Waldegraec,Seivardslone,,tewo* ofslci-14.f.derielt, Tottenham entirt•restd,warehou :iiii9. 7 r . _ . reenivoad;Ci.per King.itreet; Illoomsbury,',lrweikr—J:Wiird, liatolittiy, Oft fortis gruel:l.--G. James and . H. COx,' Briltol,- brandy-titer elnints..-M. Dodd, Change-ulley, London, insuranee-briiker— .T. Wainwright, Doncaster, 'geom.-J. Williams, Lower Cale man-street, paper-stainerE.3. Powell, Pill, Saint . Cieorge gliilier.-.W. Earnshy. Bristol, baker-aT.DaI ley, Macclesfield'. woollen-draper-»J..liiggitman, Manchester, intikeeper—k%" Isrle.lattenhoat-cotirt.roorl,:saddlet—T. Fenton and SpLife Leads, trierelianti-41:Searle,'stranO, boot-maker-4. C01e . .? West Smithfield, twitter. I ' " 'PARTNER.SHIM DbiSOLV.ED. T. Sawyer - and 4. Galley, R.atusgate,, batters—G. E. Jones sind C. Melry, Redford? riluters--J. A. Raker and .1 . . Ditrintin, sgisaatErnsiresses..M. Colman and I). OrearYairmouth,linew.tirapers—C. and T. Robin son; Fittliiti'a-Con rt Noble-street, silkquannfacturers—T. C.rnsitti atid- 3. Buford, Milford-wharf,' Sfrand, coal-mer chants—W. ICOrtrti And It. (Maundy; l'onlepstrlet, South *ark,' bakers—ll. Mostsam, T. Morse, anti J. Motsitistirdttn. Bristol, tobacconists/I.G: Mayhems and W. J. Minblay, King's I l ytin, Norfolk, grocers--;.C. Terry and 3. Sykes, Manchester, cotton-thistinfacturert.i.--C. Cutter and W. Brown,. Warwick street; Gtoblen-square, picture-cleaners---T. and J. Caokson, blacclesfield, surgeotis.—W. Everitigtun and T. Oilby, fard-str , ut, linett-drapers—T. Nice•ars4 R. S. Pratt; Disitup gate.:street, linen-drapers. • • RasCU6 Imola ay ,:io l ,t,tytiy.7.--linnilay 'eVerting, as a young woman, lervampte,Mi. Comity, butcher; hi the Borougli.roinf6 . was' rouraing l2orne from a . Visit to her friatitli'aiWouiwich,.she was met an a solitary part of,:the rued between that and Deptford, by a man anti two:women, whose appearitnee them tti -, 40 of do, YA.0094„,,,k,i0,,, , , , , 4%c tlivmproaelletia sisfjoytook. 4 lieraeif to -this-oPpapfiti . .atife, Of tile folit)Taii'ittie • man ream) to her; seiz.ed 14tr by the. peek, and, suspending a bhulgeon, °vitriol her, upon peril of her life, to deliver up what tobney she.haci in her possession. The poor girl seteamed,out, and the" fellow proceede4-,,t6 rifle her lieiekets whilst his t tvb assticiat es stoottat.a tlisAkepoon. the look. out, and called OW to hintitottiskia Or pelisse if lie could, get itothipg lieftetLil;ilfthad just taken her heaver hat andsheti,,hla,,ittren them tp pnc of the women, when a niastiffAloir.: that had 101• lowed lief from 'wow, and wits but a little way -off, ran, atiVitprung upon . the ,fe,11.0rt... pttticdi I littl to , tfto ground, mangled his face and,eites, an d would have torn him to pieces, if lie,liad.tiot been.called. Off by the girl. in :the mean time the two Women reside off, leaving the beaver hat and shoes behind them. The gill t'eceiVed little or iltl injury, igid ~ e antinuett her joknery, tc,stiildnt lying ' llll -01i, f(rOUIPI. lihp4tl that the wn4tititi• in** Meted .by the mastiff, will , lead toa di4covqy the villain. . . Joha litear and. J(13110,11 Fitni,. port of a gang of thieves that nightly ihtest4iple Nrk and Oxford street, known by the trarite» Of the jantes's 7 ptreet gang," were fully , committed on the oath of Win, S—ryall, with. being reputed thieves, end No women of the town with iyeihis their accomplices in guilt. 1, r,.; StItIREY Xi»gitart, fl. CHETTLI V. FILARRY ANT) OTSIERS. Thii was a Special 'Jury cause, and . the Only rine . tri'ed to-day.- it was au action defendants, officers of 'eicise, for taking the horse and cart of the plaintiff, and seiiing•the same, under ptetehte ut carrying soar ‘ . vhich had onl -paid the duties. ' The plaintiff had a .tarebottle in the neighbour-, hood of Bllicknutti-irreet, In the SorOnght and on the night of the t !it ;cif #eii . teruher last, the de ft infants, as,. biAters of a . Cart going t, his premises', :which tfry.siopped, end founsilt contained soap; . theik-lonnedimAY, oeized Verdict for the plaintitr*Damages 40i. CROWN SIDE. Johti • Walinn anti ../arty Buifoot "tee for Inn glariously breaking and entering the dwel ling house of Aupe liarloot, at Putney, in ,this county, and: stealing a quantity of wearing , ap parel, , Mr. COMA:MD . 3tated the ,eireurnstantea: ol # B case b in which pivv (sprat prisoner was the daughter of the prosecutor, and the facia ',ot which were pro4ed by an aciornplice: • . The Jury found them both, Guilty. .Tbe unfortunate mother; who was .called to .prove the. propept7, and give - evidence against 44r. itaugtiter, .was to a state nearly bordering on iusctisibitity. . . LONGFORD ASSIZIA. against REV. P.V7.141CK. •On Wedttettlay• laSt this. ,case came.,on to• be tried before Mr.. JuStlce PLattmea. • A Capital indictment, bad .been found at a for, mer 'Assizes against tlib traverser, a. Catholic Clergyman, for seddidg a threatening letter-- - but the Counsel for ,the Crimit declined prosecuting it ; and.the present indictineut - way for a misde meanor, in endeavouring ;13 prevent person who had sworn examinations from attending 'at the Assizes 'to give evidence. u n -p t ared, that in the month of /lutist, 186, °Mg l)owling bad— sworn information against ten persons for a burglary, and for, talOug our al l is witure arms belonging to,sonte constables., the.. constables had a l so .'sworn examin..riont . • against the party, who took• the artns, in which they had inelsttletl:Dowllngi .ln consequence of those informations, the letter was to itten by: the-traverser; and sent to Dowling, who was afterwahls murdered : " St rr,-A very'had Philosopher could matte' me believe, that n• square town was round, or that Mack was white, since Patrick. Dowling is helnille an beforinekt Oh ! lOW was' Sttnlnt.'d whin l heard two oleo, who Were passing me by, say that Dowling will destroy the.country. MI! Tigris:l:, it is trebly worse, in you to info, 'u than any other person, 14eclutse the people had placed thris e as touch ctinfidence in you at they had placed is any person. " Did you ever'sce or, kumeof any of your family to inform before yourself ? Why did you not act like soy Uncle Barney? whtdid you not'act like those Carders who died Immutably in Mtillingat sad Longford ? Perhaps you' may, shor that you did not wish to lose your life; that may be. lid did you Out talte the br.et means to loie it, since you 'informed—did - you etbr know of ass informer to.he let live long ? And, what is Stitt worse, you have disgraced yourself and prin . children, and your great grand children, and all you; lelatimus. Flow eau they diem their faces WWI, - marlitt, or assembly? Don't. you know that informer - is the must •infauxuats 'mine; .eree a plats gut. If a man he a thief or a roliher, no person could blame him except his owti friends; but-aft informer leaves an 0 ,000 1 taws w bundreus. it any Ltadd ossois passing by, they immediately ba there is nracin4 the darantri infOrmer—may bad lock sinew! hint !! They will say the EON to you in thirty 'or forty years time; if iOu lire at, long. Beside every sdher bad oonseistence a your Information, the worst is, that you bars destroyed me; .yes, you are the man that wil l ciuse sue to (pit Ireland; you have diegraceduiy urothOfts, bones iti the ground. if you'im. formed of the ten men who broke open yoor house, in order to save your life, and then gat() England, and not pror 4 it, 'against thew,' ne, person could blame 1011 So unsels--- , ,lthongh if you vent to gaol, you never would be bunged on the 01. dence of Harriet:, E.;c: for Goatee would not take their oath. teisteported that, you w•ere nut contented with informing of tea men, lint 'you said last night that you informed against Dint hundred and fifty men. ' Oh ! if you did, martial the mi. wiry and misfortune on the' surface of the cart h surround you , and may you not lire ill;We've ogaliod , thou! Let use know are these things false, and what you are determined osidoiog., S.O ULM" 4 Mr. Pahick narating, .Abbryshrute." • nijor Willis, a •Magl,trate, proved . . that: the Tray - fuser had ~voltnitarily. acknowledged to him that 'he 'had 'sent the above Jester, but added, that he tied changed his tnind since, and was , sorty for it,; be, s'l9, 'Clergyman, at she, time he, wrote the leiter, and that it could he. proved that he had since preached peace io•hk flock. Op the part of the Traverser it was argued, that there was ,not a ,suflicicnt evidence.,that he wrote the letter, knowing that Dowling hacl sworn the e,xaminatigns. • • ..The Lesyndd-judge told the jury thitt it was for them to draw the conclusion fron t the. Letter, according to goud,sense and right reason ; that they ? must be satisfied in their mind tit 4 the tra verser, knowing the fact that his uncle had sworn the examinations, intended to keep ltim hack ftont his tvitlence; but thatiltat most be collected front .the circumstances . of the case, as it was impos e eihl to prov . what was passing in the mind utt he writar—his saying that he Was ,(11141tertit watt, site J im lge,ohserved, shewed Jule ovelnimpresttion, E1M1,Jr....11.44,004, improperly . ~:writing n. it mum. e presnutcd that toe higher ortiTr of tile KUMail Catholic Clergy inquire into the charac ter. and conduct of the inferior Clergy, andi. flout his having become a Clergyman, .it, would , ,be " hoped that. he 'hail ale'ered his scut inienes ; but still that did not lesscoAlte.critninality atilt ace. The Jury, after some dcliberationi'broUght Jo a verdict 0f,(30i1ty7».-and :the I.Aearnetl',4ittlgq, ln . „ a must impressive, address to. the Travettker...dwelt - on the enormity of the offence of which lie had been: convicted 'on the clearest evidence; and with every advantage on his trial . ; :and observed on the lenity of those concerned/or the• Grown ,, In givi ng up thevapical intlietffient. • • The Traverser was. sen t e nced, to, tlicee. months imprisonment, and , to. pay allot of 504. ur itititirt i therft)i, tort further itoptisonntent of three :atuuth*„-,-7-(Dablia Paper) • „,, HORRID ,A,,i"rl4 Ig,,Zolontlillillst:t Ise servaTi t4 of Sin: CO Alt kkNT Bart. at•liis seat-at hit tlel'atit op, were last tvicek IneWing, - Some wieltuil wretch mixed in the ikittot a pointity of blue tilt iol,.evi ditntly with ititent.t poisou .the 'family. Prori,, dent filly sonic of the vitrio4 rettraitteti unstissoived antongitt.the dregs --when the ale was-41tatvn off, wltit is .prevente& the horrid design beingWitt:tett. A person, we hear, is suspected,. bot :: no.pruors have yet been awertaincd.--(York ~' INTELLIGCE, (GUILDHALL •• A co.te'aiSitiotriAn-Devf,A'vrrY, - - I.,l lary Fa thing, L iYtellteeper oitt.'ecifTee-shop ie ‘Varvvielt lane; eliargedthree hors with i hurginri:' She seated, that pn : Saterdavevetting, at six o'clock, she left tier - shop lockedtnott securely, bin upoh returniog on Monday n;tirating, found that the casement Was broken open;•tvittl that . an iron h4r which crossed the N4bitht • had. been sett:tic:led -from its place. • tipots'estecolnih.g her rooms, she found that her Frayerobook Ives stolen, and she' olso:Wissed at paper !-hisg , totitaining two lino - infs. stf sugar. : The - property that ,retrained Op the pre wises was scatteted about, as if a search. bad bah tootle by th e thieves for every thing 'eatable. An officer was itynn.ediately eintdoyrtl. !ttsiieated an abendnued boy, 'slimed but nhtie years. of age, of. being a party to the rah. bay, went to the lodgings af his ptirents; fonntl there rupaper bag,totitaihing two erouilds,l of. sugar 'and: a - prayerfbooic,, which the pininant ,swore, was the one. that had been . stolesi front her (shop. Sullitan - Was apprthanded...,aa upon being ntitetiobed by the officer, said be knew nothing of the robbery, bait had taken the sugar and. prayer-book front two boys, named Alley ante Cannily, ()pod suspicion that 'they had not come. by Wein honestly ; and, for his part, he' intended that the.property should be given _to the proper persons, ti soon es he had_time to wake inquiry after them, The officer soon apprehends ed the two boys thus accused, and brought them _yesterday; together with; Sullivan, • before Alder man Cox,,who entered into. a long examination. of ell the circumstances,, and foend a cage against Sullivan of a very desperate nattire. The age of one of the children a ccused by. - tmkr. livan is six years ; the other seven. The.l.lent.bcfra of it coon,nit,tee, a n tler whose superiutentlaW them is a free-iehaol, where the three boys bad been received, stated to the Alderman, that Alley and. Cottony %sere, hp to the moment of, the pre sent charge, honest and harmless in their-charac ters, but that Sullivan .had been, from his petti coats, a boy. of the 'host incorrigible - habits of theft and debauchery. The Alderman ordered that the father of Sulli- Nan, 'who was; during - the exantinat ion,' in the Office,. should be . pht to the bar nt xt to his son„ ttttort rlfe . , ground tlyt it Was•nt tini)robOtqe child shonlil engage in such dot, mutts enterprises without. the authority and iostrnetibn of some ex.. nerienced person ; and its the stolen ',.artielcs had been found at the tatiter!ts lodgings, that was reason to suppose that so depraved a participation existed io the: present case., The father was -however, peored to have been wholly Oneouscious of the boy's conduct ; and it . t fas .asserted, by several 'respect ahle persons' , &tit he had done all in Ititpoika to correct the ottlg& Innate propeoslt ies c. his child. The following 'milli the Subitanee of the 'aceolV of robbery given by - the two children, Alley end cottony:. It i>< unneeessat yto state, that thi: Magistrate, and the other Gentletrien who attend - - ed to witness this extraordinary.' estittniitatian, werestrttek with horror at the derail - The' [tote Children went 'to sehool - fogettier for some time Sullirmi took every opportunity he, enuld to Induce A tt a rsnd to 'hAi / w ai t • more Vofitable . emi.loynlent of hottse-breekihg , ..-- , .Ac Upon them, upon .an AS3‘tr two that' they wouhl .choke money to bnli %Ago and apples, to meet ititu ut night. lie told them it was fully CO go to school, anti the' night was the only tune Am learn to spell, conducted therri to Warwiek-lene, *here he 'raised them Up' to tile sky-light Ot 'c'offee-'shop, put ::n iron lustrumtni :into the WA, 'or One nt them, anti 'mad. ifibi break tite windows ' vri:th it ; obliged the whir; who is a ,eri-pple, to tie a rope 'to a bar which ran acrass on the inside, and with , - the assistenee of. both - succeeded in dragging the bar-front its place: lie then sent the .more :active boy. .throngh the sky-light, with 'orders :to- Steal all the money he could get, and any thing else he could carry. All that: bore, a resemblance. to ...wooer in the, house Vrgre two thottiollari, anti a.helf.penoy with a bate in it. Theother.property he took , was that found at Sullivan's lodgings. As soon as the business was done, Sullivan took .811 the plunder, and threateited• to haog'his'accomptices- it they said a A. tradesman here stepped forward and said, the tools with which the burglary bad been effected' were some time ago, stolen from his house by Sullieinii who broke open one, in.order to break open another with greater facility. f Young ,Sultivan. was farconnnitted for tri l l; his father Was discharged. The parents. of Alio alO , Coupily were bound over to answier forAltif appearance of their children apinst the Priscitlfr at the ensuing Sessions. ...itow•sTREET..—A Jewess, of the name of La zarus, v as charged by Clarke, the con stable of the'district of Wych-street, with ing a rotilmon brothel and disorderly houst•'. is tettich her mutt . itunghteri- viva- itionstitefiliv baud, assist'. The son alio,'abliyiot 13 years ( it age', Is employed in the lionsee—= . The old wontan promised iv_ remove the nuisance, and the prose.; cution was accordingly agreed .to be sospetukeila on the part olthe Sessions. - , SUOCKISG ACCIIIENT.-r-.1711 titan last, a Nook woman named !hilly, residing jig .Lower 4/06' Smithfield, went to get, her allowance of the s.o*p provided by ths,patisb. for the poor, leaving rier daughter, a ,child about 'foor yeara old, iii the room alone. Shun after her "deptirttire, the neigh bours...were alarmed . . by the piercing set-emits of th.g child, and-On opening the .iitthr of the room found iter . ertVlloped in_ flames, which 'were coin , guislieti as Atron .as ; possible. -Her clothes were entirely consumed, and ircr body was so much injured, that it was deeme(t expedient 'to semi her to the ..luntion , Hospital, •where sha -lingered itr excruelating pain till next day, when slie•expirett. Monday eliciting an ltitiriest was held on tire body, anti the 4uryteturned verdict... , " Accidental Death." I ouse of 'Mr. Wilson, Erick-lane, Spital. ileitis, 'mat) broken into, by thieves Ott Ntonfilly evening, sild iotila . eti of it 9nentityof table vorins., lea-spoons, 80111..0f - htitele tea, turd abet 4:. Of. copper money oat of the ail. ~" . . ;.. '•,•• ty. EXEC.ITION ro:t I,:atvacit)E.-• ...........„,,expe-r-=. :.. scaliCseLtn(ortuw:tte_ y o ung, tnea,. ' o or tOy their tetneuce„ were rouveyed, 10 ,the tic l'ei.on', Catrielt"ereto ; from the t:ourt-Lottrie • io.,iirela'yt tOl . l tat appeared mkt:, diiicted, entle ‘ fitly .obstrvat ions . They! tvcre .It).dA _clllll...!,antl tn; ht H..; toktii il they,!%i' 1-:lerytnin to satin: 11;611, they lir•V Wit" itot • any p re. ici i Iv. xe, )0 41 ~-fOlll 'enustrist kw. bejp4• seeep4S: " jugli -51!,Ars,. who hod YerC li tentleii n i t the.Oeo ets i o n, itintiettiiit l cl' .iiil eeiwii'ne d - a'• coeide'rable tinit' wartil . stsended:`tivett: Tial''''s;'efc by the Res:. It : ratAan puqt, 'Y and the Rev. 'Jontl Sky A. 03. lII° were successful in 'their efrot 4s t" l ' i. ` ) SenSe of their sit dation, but cold II ,them to acknowledge_their goilt, hc _their,innacence, anti statitig t its th eir It Vrat otrtY:iseeessary to acknowletigt ~. Orise ,„bitii, as he ktieW' his father we nhtßic:lllinbigteaort:t7l,,,Gc:nei.,ertial:alettuils:icattEdie 'itr:lho'ae,ut:lef,;:Tsiiiii%cr',' out o f the sigsy." john dicer would apparentilyhweyitbboatElit aslreppett ; t itl e :if tgoitb:l ed pert of his time iu writing. ..', Pri Yiredoeiday about 'twelve o e theriff,' attended by a party.of 11.0 went . it).the prison, and the criminal, out soon iftei.. illtey 'were plaea Ole cart, in which were- their coigne by 'die ,ClergYntatil the, elteetilia immediately behind thenh '!tire proceeded slowly to the 'Attie at ' mile. froth the town ; on . its artils joilsed in. singing. a bytun, 0041,11 fervently, with an aticlitie cosec 1 1 0 1 : 0 0:b: l e t r r : I t ' a i G i t b i r l i e c t e i l i r i ev.wiCoalisec : g o t b:sweir. silFBdin'. d to . . u l t ) r e u : evince his usual firmness.. 1111110 and•the fatal preparations cosolete,: brothers* shook bantisand bid fgrev• tummted the cart; anti being 6:0 eft remained below,•asked ." ii my b!.' be thrown off With me r whio, 0,0 affin"`"'ve ; ltobeit Was then tied iti titer; IticY "'cr.': boThagainoficoi.? clare.their;gnilt-4olin 6 1 iLl, .` 1 14 ' Cut ors,,prosecutors, and ;11l illy 1' G .! •,13 will ftirgive thew, as Vtio• M.' to the moments-, to: tell the with, f".11,11' Altuigitty"to enable Po, ! I t h:lnt!elf to those about blab 5 . ","1, - ~., wo o ' , , Stier, and 'suffer jowly r .1 1 tttrultig to' his brother, sitit"/,41),'::a Confess ;•!' to :this app eol• d:' - ,)'01 ) yi,ro,tt per.ion present soi4i .i.,.'. 0/Lot your brother.llo6crt.flY",,,;' . ptici!,. !. 1 bi n 0-000 e ~' oicititioa. 1411 : 1 :: :: 1 11 1 :; e : t h i r : 11;:c) A '' 's f t :: : li i i ' r i.'kl : r ?it t i tg li G clt ill ill ere :' )4' , 114 Li tbir 'e ft :4' i:;:t ' :C 1 l t i ' 1 ) i 1 ,•, 7 t're Lat. elervi,n, rut tart tile. Lofinuary. at Lisburn tut rilissro!*l their sentence, It i s utmost tir° n.?.,:"; °n the' fate 'at eliee- uofr",l; r;-,,ge clinic -tit •Fit;',teitie, for '''':i heitigivurntit 06w unknown il) ' i p About eleve n O'cloelc on 1 1 '. r.: *mei um ight; arlohlitt Pf' Foot, whi comiug . (10",,„ , (4es:3, rn hit retitrn hopes. "- Ole Turks Head; by. s. le11.00:,' tif. - ed to ie, H s head wider /O. ' l, upon hill,ntrunth, in whiClic', r aft t oiler cattiiara..l))le Orag.1;"11P0::Ii hand into the 6 ohlicV: 31,,Ir"11,), e a . blacti, leather porker-o'l4oi Dank notes,- *.*ltielr the 11°/.„1. it the selyice of his. ,cottittr".',o trout him, ran a WaY.: l l° . 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