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might have drives the yawl mmiette the We's Dun. Ulm'
she get en shore the yewl meld not have got sear the brig
• mole with may embe heeds le bey. He Melts the
yevors crew meet ham buses that thwithAset bad bees sir
, behm, mid est Mena* I. seseemplist Rs Ake,.
Lore briviresi samara Lamendint Moreno what he
▪ bed emeludea his testimony, so hibsers swots ejelteteuee'
. Kenny your semisoft se ibis eeensise, as mil as thee of
bieutteset Caw: has hem highly nweiteritresg sea she
• Greed Jay have hared Met it obeela be nseemesended ss
• Ow emirs of the lititaitelly. 1 shell Mint et re that it be se
• reasteliesded,"
Mr. JIM. Veelee west eel le dm MAW with Linde-
nsteyiliremessil Hennes. Re sersilie Ise eN 111•Wil fee.
law raceme or Alse brie; preview is which he breed NM of
AO men is the yowl ery set, *Qat the Reg Munn est the
fog down!' He saw she remAie, by which the lillobeet
wow made fast. Velbm the rope woe let, he bawd simnel
• • if the yawl's people Aiming tee lifolteet, crying itet, " Get
• *Awes yw I*---.1% yea hots we biesioess here." If the
' rem had not been rut, thirlife•beet meld bore tsben set
of the brig ell the persiontrib on hR Me yowl. Re
does net *Mk the rape eras eat euf either t•
the ere. so heard, the' brig wthirst Is- best, bat
from an idea that lhe perinea Mehl, lifelleet sward &int
pert ut Ms salvage. Wimess lives M Letes=tzeivand loss
limed le the vieisily sit his We. Them ih a 117
premilisg oil that mast, that the hoe which Mt epillses •
mewl In distress is tettsied to a pieferenes. Threw! le al.
war the greatest alacrity sameg the merle se the teem to
p ors he yeas% is themes; the.. is always a mem Steeple
neesurg shim hi get lest, for the want se the sump • they'
fe.mtemle, is turd.,do an, erase indiseriminmety Me int
beet they cm AM. He Wines all the persentin the vier
were sys( her neuter eery.
The Jim Barthointerw Riebtee swertt—Me hewers
Daisy, sod has couversed .kb him steer the oreurresseese tuf
7th Ihroessier, retest., I. she Westmeerinswi brig. in
mmersatiss with him .e she 'object, Daley said be did est
Reek Met she yawl's people hid dime say Mier mere Men
1.116 the menet sod sew .f Miele pier wet to vein& I.
that sitession. He einiersteed him to refer to the nettieg
of the litre by which the Richest WPM made fast.
By the Counr.—lio rises me be.., nee did he Ices
rem Deem, how sem after he creche" the shore be alai.
mereetted to soy bed, the dressmaker* some wee being
ilretimbeent the brig.

Mr. John Harapin;yo, part *weer of the brig Weelmouer
lard, heist sworn slated that Deasy, oa beteg q aestiowed
by his, aehnowledged himself to be the .e,ser of the yawl,
mod claimed one-third of what was saved as salvage, which
was paid to hint sad the crew. About one thousand
pentad', worth of the cargo was saved; the rosnitiader
Miriam after it wait rot on shore. He spoke to Drool Aar
rutting away the lift-boat, sad he said be bad awe a legal
act, sad he tiroodd do it urns.
Thomas Aldis sworn, said he who oa hoard the
After she was cut away they got up otitis, sod rasakme Ire
some time withim la or 15 yard., sod was OW hard ttM
people is the brig; if they bid, they would have beau
✓ide is • few minutes. Ihe yawl reistaiord by the 171=
roongh to hare lake. out all the aew ; indeed she
much toiler than was prettiest. Amothrr sot** blow as the
yawl received from the brig's quarter limber, or half sod a
rite, would have seas her to the bedlam.
Cross.armalmet.—The yawl was moth damaged, though
hr dill sot perceive it at the tom She never made soy sag-
asl to the lifeboat that she had not takes out all the crew,
although she we. near marittgla to have are it. Wittiest is
• blacksmith, and is employed to repair all the Moats on that
part of she coast bearing Lloyd's lag; the yawl is question
is one of theta.
flearY May. • Trisity pilot, shirred the life-boat. It Is •
gem's' wow in salvages ma that coast, * best come, first
awned."
Hr. Jenne *Wetted to the treatise whit* radiated the
hut answer.
Card STOWiLL aid be emelt aid allow oath • smotion to
go abroad as a tormet .at of the law, or the right; for Wtho
COI* bad come before the Court of Admirshy, be had no best-
taloa is sayitur that, presiding in that Court, ha shaeld
have rummaged far a forfeiture of the whole right of sal-
vage. It was absurd to soppy*, that because a boat hap-
pearl to he the Gist almagside a vessel iu distrait', the par-
mots heloatriag to her had • right to force themselves ea
b.mrsl, take possession of het, supersede the Captain, iteal
determine who shellac who shall oral be admitted on bonder
bee ; and he would add, that the owners had beta extremity
ill•adeMed in papier/ a single simpeace in this case.
31801 0111111111111111i0111 Shell readmitted. lh. yawl was in Isla
opinion, with the Afters saes she had- in bee, quite equal to
the task of ruin the brig as to the beach without further
trieistastee. Alter the rope was tot the life-boat could have
bees bailed by lb' brig, hot was not. If she bad sot had any
water is her bold, the yawl by herself would have bees able
to here brought her to an •mehar, and then dropped her down
tote the thatinel, sod is brought her up in the roads with
the tide. Seth another blow as the yawl received wield have
sunk her. let his opiaiou she staid by the brig a great deal

longer them wee predeat. -
Matthew Cmiesese was es the shoe, at Lowestoft when
tie yawl came on shave, sad was directly informed by sonic
of bee crew 'bat a part of the brig's crew were left ea hoard.
011011-4121/1111/Cd 4, Mr. Jaams.—ile was informed of the
last mootiosed eireemsisece by the whole of the Prisoeers at
it, hoe. It was about Ave or half-past Ave o'clock.
PIN closed the ease foe the presetutioe.
Mr. GUMMI' addeessed the Jury eta behalf of the Pri.
moms. lie said the queelies here was not whether they had
acted igssoraistly, and Nader a 'mistaken 1,11111.111 of the law,
produced by the premiiliag usage and practice on the Mast
of Suffolk, bet whether they And frlimiously conspired to
pluarier the brig, and is pierseiume of that cuaspiracy h'd
rut away Ilse rope by which the life-boat was made lost to
her, mid hauled down Ilse sigma Asp. Thai was the charge
against the Prisoners, sad that he contended was nut only
not made out, bat was actually disproved by the evidence
whirls had been adduced to support it. He dwelt with
rowel, earuertarres on the feet of firer of the Defendants haw-
. saw, with imminent peril Is their own lives, voltinteered to
pi off to the femur of the onfortonate men who bad been
*ft iu the brig, sod h•risig accomposied the gollaill
Lieutenant Marinate •at 'midnight fur that purpose.
However erroneous the insperesius which hod guided little
ressilitet doling the day, softly, he said, their intrepid and
staa4 earrtiosaa in the alibi warm lie admitted to have nobly
redeemed it; sad to have wholly taken away all foundation
for 'be charge alleged against the misearre Ma this indict.
meat. and to hays wholly destroyed that still farther and
mete others charge which had bees imputed, nod which it
had been attempted to fasten open them, of compiring to
gtooli ans autforilunate crew remantiog In she Mig, by sham
dotting Owen to their fate sod coming off their only mean)
of safely; a crime, he would say, of the deepest dye, and
for which go degree of punishment could be leo severe.—
'FS, learned Gesileetiim was prommling is a warm and
eloquent appeal 10 the Jim y, when he was usiertopted by the
Groaner! far the poutocw lien, sad after some rousultei tower
Sir Coassioriase Roatesow *aid, the object of the Ad.
isstilnling the present procredmigs was, that a
---,this which was calculated on its list brunet to excite
ispleasant

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alftoa to theirs. 'Tlie law was the ply rule or setimarily bl
which iliseatioiss•of selvage wad he decided; soil the
authorities who aalesieletered the law, by which agisliasee
was takes of seek matter, would tell person that if they
peeseseed to set themselves ep it oppositiou to the Cassie,
sad to take ens themselves the aethoeity of excledieg others
from smiting in the relief of. weasels is distress, se the plea
of their prior claim, they thereby forfeited all claim to
salvage whatever. His Lordship thee emplaned to them
the arreogernest by which s verdict was to be takes by
eateriest ageing@ Stebbiugs alone wed athe 12 h tenet
the ladiennost oily, sod directed' them to lot arcordiagly
after they should have heard the oboanatioae of the Noble
Jodie neer hies.
Lord OTOWIILL this addressed the Joey, eisoeurriag
thely I. the exposition of she low which they had heard from
the Leaned Sedge who had jest addremed them; sod *Or-
leg that it weight be well understood by every perms, that
he as ease would any claim for salvage he allowed by the
Coert of Admiralty where the waken should appear to have
stied osier the impressioa of what appeared to ban bees
etestsidered the (fez been local law of the asset sf 111011ellt,
esetudieg the assistance of Mien who might reach the
vessel alter they had bearded her, or when they should sp.
pear to have acted is dellance of, ee without She aretherily
of the Conan. Aid, moreover, he seated. that the Com
wont always es•reise the power which beloved ow bald of
dreidiag epos the respective daises ambers, at inatene
item* they might have loonight assimaace to a vessel, seemed-
ing se the assure of the services which they should appear
.10 have readers&
The Jar, then returned a weak& of Aequilla as es the
elialTl, mad fond Iseishings close Gritty es the coral
ehriejiZelh. with borne cot away the life.hoet.
Mr. holier BATLIT mid he Wee envineed the Privateers
would feel gratitude towards the Processors lee the nessose
is which Ibis leis' had Mee bore& to a coiclesien.
Seehhingt was thou booed it his owls reemisimace of
MIL to appear whew called ea to receive jedomeat of the
Cowl t sod the Session were adjoined until Thus eday,
the hlst of Hsieh mat, al the Cesiumils Hall, Doctors'
Cl---.'-

LONDON SESSIONS, Tuesom J*x. 451.

Yesterday Marko Crowder appeared before the Court, to
appeal oiiest a eoevietion made by Aldermen Weidman
on the llllt of November beet, under eireumetseces whit*
have already appeared before the pebble, adjudging him to
be • reputed thief, who was found at large with intent to
commit depredation on the persons and property of his Ma.
jelly's subjects.
The lest wilting called was a City racer, who stated he
was on duty on the last Lord Mayor's Day is ateepside. In
the afternoon, at about four o'clock, there was a large
crowd by Sow Church, and coniplaiiits were merle that two
audacious robberies had been committed. lie went to the
spot, sod found the prisoner Crowder, whom he inter-
rogated about the robberies that had taken place, .sod bade
him go oat of the crowd sad be searelsed. A gang
epee this cane round hire like a swarm of bees, ad the
witness was krieeked down. Crowder knocked down
Rhodes, another slicer, who came to the assistance of the
wittiess, and both were dreadfully beiges by the thieves,
who triaged the mob es their sides, by exclaiming that
Crowder wee • respectable gentlest., who had been ill used
by the Aker,. Crowder, however os the following day,
none Bed surrendered to the officers. Several were exa-
mined, who swore that they knew him to be a thief who bad
bees convicted sod transported, nod who fn quested the
company of thieves. lie wee reputed to be possessed of
aresiderable property.
Mr. Mummers, for the Apparel, preeredrd to contest',
that to autbories the ellieers to sprained an individual, it
was rot only immunity that the character should he known,
bet that the intention to commit depredation abueld bemsde
maeifeet by some eel, such as @goodies pockets, toe. It
would be etretehiag the power of the Act of Porliemeet too
fur' to suppose that because • teas had bees owe ineepset-
ed, be might be subject to itnpriwirment whenever be dewed
his face in the streets, on his lawful °combos', by soy slicer
who chore to imagist his intentions. The Learned Counsel
proceeded to call witnesses to prove that Crowder had work-
ed at his trade, as a brieklayer, since his retorts.
The CouRT held, that every requisite had been complied
with is the promertion ; and that the eircumeteetts of the
Prisoner having been on the spot where robberies had bees.
tentodited, in compaey with well-known thieves, and of his
resistance to t be au tbori ty of the officers, were sufficient proofs
of his intentions. The Court therefore confirmed the con-
victive, sod sentenced the Prisoner to six menthe' impri-
seenseet to hard labour in the Giltspor.street Coupler.
Souse other appeals were made, and the Semiues ter.
latualtd.

PIILICE.
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111111T-LIC-BOME.
THE LATE OUTRAGE IN CHARLES-STREET.
Yesterday John Burrell, the elan concerned iu the above
affair, soil against shorn the Coroner's Jury ►are returned
II verdict of Wilful Murder, was brought up to this Office
with Maria Anger, to receive a final examination before Mr.
Maiewaring. _ _

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Mee. Haggerty was elm in attendance, and, in addition
to her former evidence, admitted the important circumstance
that she saw Sorrell and the unfortenste deceased Thayer
etretglinn toreiber, and that the latter had hold of Barreiro
She declared ►er innocence, and that of her bus-
bawd, who has absconded to [seised, and whom s►e says she
hoe wit einee beard of.

Barrel, and Angel, on being called upon fur their defenee,
declared their innocence, and complained of t►e ►ardships
they endured in being confined in prisun.

• Mr. Malowering, slier remarking on the ease, and the
deep iniquity displayed is the several examinations, com-
mitted the in to Newgete, and the witnesses were !wend over
re prosecute. Haggerty and Pethick were ordered to be
token care of in the New Prison.
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SUDDEN DEATH.
Ow Monday evening an Inquisition was taken before
Thomas Higgs, Esq. Deputy Coroner fur Westminster, on
the body of Mrs. Sarah Lucas, aged 56, the housekeeper of
Mr. Horbuttorn, of the Gulden Cross Hotel, Cbariug-rroalli
who died saddest', on Saturday evening last.
Mr. Charles Roebuttum deposed, that the deceased had
been his housekeeper for a considerable time. and generally
appeared in good health sod spirits, until withiu the pre-
eediug •erk, when she complaised twice of a violent giddi-
ness in bee head. 'On Saturday evening, about eleven o'clock,
while be and the deceased were sitting in tIN. bar, partaking
of supper, she suddenly drop)
-in-in the foil from her hand, salitt
and MI backwards the.*hail • a Mate of insensibility.
Witness was vi ry much alarmed, her every assistauce,
sod sent immediately for a doctor. • :-
The waiter of the t ii fillt,eerneted the former
witness's testimony; and observed; that Ns lied spokes to
tie deceased only a few Muslim 'berme, when she seemed
.. .1 health:
iali, 'so -. iiiikokar.
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