The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-17 00:00:00

FIRST OF JULY AT BANDON.

The coroner's inquest on the body of the unfortunate wo.
Innis who lost her life in the affair at Bandon on Monday
last, sal for two days, when a verdict was relwraeJ--* That
site lost her life by a intieketirbot, la • riot, by an unknown
hand." The Coroner on the necarnma was James O'Brien' Esq.
and the Jury is represented to have been equally composed
of Protestants add Catholics.

We regret to state that another fatal result has ensued
from the transaction above referred to. A man of the name
a —A...., a hatteeby trade, and who is stated to us either to
hare takes 'Veit in the piocessiou at Bawku, on Monday,
or supposed to be the Caber of the person wbo actually %rid
thelhot which killed the smitten on Skid occasitio, was seited
epee at the fAir of Tintoleague,oo Tbersday, by the country
people, and murdered under circumstances of the most ap.
palling and ferilcioackiad, amidst mingled cries of joy mad
vengeance. °Tato was obliged to leave Bandon for
'the revile Of this new enormity, fur the purpose of holding an
!egress.
The following verd et was returned:—" We And that the
said Waliotto LSIIII4III was inalicioitaly killed at the fair of
Timolesgire, on Thursday, the bith of July iustaut, by a
mob, from party spirit, originating in a Isle I rausartioo at
Pkiiolua ; and we further fuvl that the wounds of which the
skid William L• 111111111 died, were iolbeted by some person or
peeso•• ionknown,---(:vosithern ifernier.)

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

JULY 15.

Arrived the I.ee from
Sailed the John transport for Woolwich; Crown and Ca-
roline tratteports (or Heligoland.
The Royal Genre, yacht went not of harbour for Spithead.
Reasons at Spithriaa, the Active. Aoeuro, Doris, Athos&
Nitynra, Ty toe, Canieleois, mot Grecian; Royal George, Royal
Sovereign, and Prince Regvot yeasts.

iptirsiorra. JULY 14.
Arrived tiff the port On Friers( %owl!, freer Haan.
oat 'for Hambargh.
Sailed the Gate Huffitung, Braver, fee Seemerr.
rkt.teovvve, JULY IS.
Sailed the Duke of Kent.paticet (2) with a asall foe

HARWICH, 3t3hY 14.
Sankd the flerav Frreling packet f r Cascisarent Castle.
reach dim, fur 11011 and, and Charlotte Min fur 7hutteu.
burg--each with a math
DARTHOINII. JULY 14.
Arrive.] off the purl the King lieurscr, [)Hell, (runs the
Soelh Seas fur Loodiuu.

DRAL, JULY 15.
Arrived yeetcrday and sailed fur the Hirer the Kerala,
Gordon, from Helical ; Governor Harcourt, Nelson, front
Demerara ; and Nixon, Wilford, (ruin Grenada.
Sailed the Yare, Aiken, fur Antwerp; and Corder.,
Cozen, for London. _
_

Come down (sons the River and sailed the Flora, Leigh-
ton, for Barcelona ; and Flora, Gibb, for Tentwiffe.
Crowe down and sailed this morning the Ana, Ferguson,
fo► Buenos Ayres; D►rt, Van; for Smyrna; Tula, White,
for Gibraltar; Thorn, Gernuss, fur Prince Edward's Island;
Agincourt, Erevan', fur Quebec; Washington, Mount, fur
New York; Gratitude, Saudis, fur Gracia ; Jane, Amy, for
Newfoundland; Cyrus, Rail, for the South Seas; and Usk,
Smith, for Madeira.

Arrived and remain Ilse Lady Hollaad, Powell, from ia.
anairia.

Caine down from the River and remain the Madras, Wilt-
den, fur Calcutta. Several of the outward-hound bum put
back again.
_

Further accounts received at LLoyD'S yesterday
morning of the reported loss of the Dutch India.
xrirtas Morin's, from Batavia for Rotter-
dam :

" Rotterdam, July 13, 1341.
• SIR-1 beg to inform you, that having learned from
passengers, who arrived from Batavia in the ship Baron Van
do Capetian, on the 10th instant, that there was every reason
to suppose the Dutch ship *risme Maritima, commanded by
Captain Ary Laugerweld, frost Batavia fur this port, was lust
near Christmas Island, 1 addressed Captain Purvis, and re.
quested him to favour me with.such partiewlats as he might
tee is pussevidon of, and whim by Ma letter of the 11th re-
plies as tolloise
• Stu— Agreeably to your request 1 forward an extract
from my jourwal communicated 011 the 7th March by Cap.
lain Boyle, commanding the Danish brig Sovereign, bound
to Batavia. Ott the 7th February, near to Christmas Island,
he p:ckerl up four mew from a wooden house built between,
sod still attached to what lie conceived to be the cable bitts,
for the purpose of lodging an elephant: The sea being then
high, he del nut take them. They informed him that they
belonged to Ow Arian. Merino; that on the preceding even-
' iag, during a violent storm, after scudding some tunic under
Nomad, the ship became dangerously leaky ; ail efforts to
save her petit ed loci& etwat.

' An enilevvour to get out the boats also proved abortive,
and I lope their opinion will prove nufoutided that the ship
must have fotiodered, as they were not aware of their dread-
ful 'Miamians, or how Val left the ship, ur clung to the
abovr•usentioued piece of the wreck. Captain Doyle aaciat
have been iu the vicinity, as hls sails were all blown away,
and he bad been under hare poles all the night, labouring
excessively, the sea rising in Imitteuttous pyramids ittt each
side of the vessel. (signed) " J. PURVIS.'
" I am respeetfailly, Sir, &e.
(Signed) •' JOHN 11U DIG, Agent lo Lloyd's.
" Mr. John Hewlett, jun. Lloyd's."
" Harwich, July 15, 1821.
"Stn—la compliance to your wildly. of ymitcrday, Captain
Knocker being nit of town, 1 inquired of his male respect-
ing the misfortune of the Arinus Marinua, and he Worm'
one the oily inforonaliou that had reach. ii Illtheuet, when
lie left, was brought by the Baron Van de Capella, and
whirls was the same as foellegil.e4l in your letter, via—that
she war totally lost about 300 miles this side or Java, eve►y
soul haviug perished except four Rolierdsos men sad ore
Hord' man, part of Ilse crew.
(Signed) "S. BILLINGSLEY, Jac
Spot to Lloyd's.
4' Mr. Jobe &smell, jou. Lloyd's.'

•
CARLTSLE QUARTER SESSIONS.
At our City Sessions on Monday last, Thomas
Blake, for stealing iron from the warehouse of Mr.
Lonsdule, pleaded Guifig, and was sentenced to
two mouths imprisonment.
Against Mary Sewell, for passing counterfeit
money, no bill was found.
The Sessions fur the County commenced here on
Tuesday last.
Rowland Fawcett. Esq. of Sealefty Castle; Rev.
Walter Fletcher, of Daiston; and Richard Fer-
guson, Esq. of Harker Lodge, were sworn in De.
putt'-Lieutenants for the County—and Thomas
Blamire, M.D. of Carlisle, and a Gentlensan.from
the pariah of Broomfield, whose name we could tint
learn, were qualified to act as Justices of the Peace
for the said County.
The following Gentlemen composed the Grand
Jury :
Mr. John thronpsos, foreman ; Mr.Josepb Ferguson, Mr.
Thomas Hudson, Mr. Thomas Wilson, Mr. George Tian's-
wood, Mr. Robert Norman, Mr. Francis Stodart, M r.. 1.
Elliot, Mr. Isaac Brown, Mr. James Fairliairn, Mr. Wm.
Richardson, Mr. John Bowes, Mr. Win. Nixon, Mr. Joseph
Sewell, Mr. Edward Fisher,!Mr. Thomas Bell, Mr. James
Bonstead, Mr. Julia Phillips, Mr. Thomas Halliburton, Mr.
George Rohiasoo, Mr. Wm. Barton, Mr. Gammas Gale, and
Mr. John Bowman.
The whole of this day was occupied in hewing
parish appeals, which were interesting to none but
the parties concerned.
On Wednesday an appeal came on which had
etttited a considerable degree of attention amongst
Is great many of the inhabitants of this city ; it was
301 IN tISHER, Appellant. and THE PARISH or
WAgwocK, Respondent:.
At the opening of the coast there was an objection
sonde against the appeal by Mr. COURTENAY, nn
the part of the Respondents, on the groomd that a
regular notice had not been served and recogni-
since entered into; which was set aside upon Mr.
HOLMES, the attorney for the Appellant, proving
that he had given a notice verbally. awl that u re-
cognizance had been entered into within the time
specified by law. A second objection was that the
recognizance filed was Gully in two or three points ;
but, after considerable discussion, it was stated by
Mr. Hoodsota that the recognizance had been re-
gularly entered into, but that the one filed had
been wrong drawn out by the blagistratee clerk;
upon which stormiest it was considered by the
Bench that it had bees fairly entered into, and that
the rause was to proceed.
Mr.CoVarenwir stated the nature or the case
for the Respondents: he slid this young woman
11Iary Wright( was only 15 veers of age when she
lord been *educed by the Appellant, who was a
druggist in Carlisle, and that they had had illicit
connexion several times since. The first child she
bore to him was still burn ; since which time she
hail had no connexion with him until the 31st May,
1820 (.he day Mr. James was chaired). He wrut
through • vat iety of other cirrumstances, but of a
nature tun gross for publication, Ile said that the
girl was weak in bet intellects, and that when
she had beret lint examined as to the hour,
she had stated it to be between seven and
si.iht o'clock. but it could not be dark at
that time on the 31st of May ; she bad stated
that it Wag dark at the time, and this it must be
allowed she could be more certain of than the
hoer. She informed Appellant of her being with
child, and he racied her money if she would go to
Scoland. When she came before two Magistrates
-to father the child, Mr. Fisher appeared with a
ge_•iat tinsuber of evidences to confute her, but the
Magistrdtes thinking her case just, made out en
•rderogainst the said reputed hither. He knew
. that the evidence of Mary Wright would not be
looked to with that degree of confidence with which
the evidence of a virtuous Somali would be received.
The Learned Gentleman, after further detail, con-
cluded by saying—God forbid that he should urge
the Bench to do an act of injustice to a young nian
is order to relieve a parish, but if retch case* were
to be allowed by parishes to i aria with impunity,
there was no saying where the burdens, rheatfy so
oppressive. would end. He should cull

. _
Mary Wright, the mother of the cliikl, who was
about 20 years of age. She confirmed all the par-
ticulars which the Learned Gentleman had gone
through. There were, however, some material con-
tradictions elicited in her cross-examination by Mr.
Aglionby she stated, that on the night in question
she was going to bow some tea at Mr. Brockbank's,
but fell in with Fisher, and did not go. She never
raid it was between 7 and 8 o'clock—misty people
had asked her, but she never said so. Never had
any connxeion with Thomas Routledge (alias Long
Tow), a mil ler, or with Robt. Baty.. Long Tons never
offered to put a chain round her, and threaten to
hang her, if she did not father the child on Fisher.
Never said if she had 10 or 20 children she would
father the,all on Fisher. When she went out of
her father's it was between 11 and 12 o'clock at
night, and about an hour after that raw Fisher.
Mr. AG Liontsv addressed the Brach in a very
luminous ►perch in support of the appeal, and on
the contradictory nature of the evidence which had
been srldueed in support or the orde►,.and proceed-
ed to call evidence. lu the tirst ',lace he should
put in the original examination of Mary 11'1104
which stated that the lime she saw Fisher, on the
night in question, was between seven and eight
o'clock.

rhos. Jefferson, Jonathan Jefferson, Anna' Fisher
('user of Appellant), Flannel' Hutton, and —.—
Murray (a servant at the coffee-house), were rever-
ally called. The two roomer deposed to the Ap-
pellant's being in ihrir company from six o'clock
till ten ; and AIIIIi Fisher aud FLostiali Hutton that '
he load not been out of his own home after that
time, excepting for about ten ' tes, between ten
and eleven o'clock, to curry sonic medicine to Mr..
Irving, which Murray had been seeknig.
Thomas Spudding, Robert Hind, and Wm.
M'Alpine. gave evidence or a criminal connexion'
between Mary Wright and Thos. Routledge (Long
Toni), and Robert Baty.
Hind likewise deposed to his having seen Long
Toms put u chain round Mary Wright, and threaten
to hang her it she dial nut father the child on Fisher.
Wm. Rigs anal Elizabeth Douglas proved that
►he said if she bad to children Fisher should h6ve
them all.
Miry Simpson deposed that she heard Mury
Wright say no connexion had existed between her

BIRTHS.
At Westhall, Daunt, the Lady of Lieut. Colonel Knigt of
a sou and heir.

Al Upcult House, Titunton, Mrs. Gardiner, of a ,oa and
heir.

At Staplegruve Rertrwy, Somerset, the Lady of lie R.
H. W. itworlit.., of a dsmahter.
On Saturday. the 1 1 tit instamt, Mrs. Puuche?, of Staabolu-
Street, of a datoibter.

MARRIAGES.
On the lith instant, in St. Rutter church, Dublin, Capt.
Billing, of ae Lt Foot, to Jan►, •iduo of the late Re►. G.
Fit:cernld.
the sth instant, hp the Rev the Dean of l.oulloaderry,
Charles Simeon. E.q. Captain of his Majesty's Arab.
third aou of Sir John Sietimin liars. of Drawly, is Borkihire.
l 0 I'r:',rem, second daughter of Thomas Wotan., Eini of Inch
House, ennui, Doaeg:il.

DEATHS.
On rt'eattetainy, thr 11th instant, nt Melbourne, I.ricei-
ter•4ore, itok.,rt Sinnley. r.sq. ■red 82.
At liriebton, Oti the 11111 ise.t.out,llinnt Grant, EA of
Cooodtots, in ilse euesoty Hatidin4tun.