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London, England, 1810-09-12 00:00:00

'THE VNFORTENATE TitEBLZ.

The following It, tibia, of the ether letters
'writtow by tee htifottronste Treble. i.untethasely
Wort br cosalittint the dreadful net ofiumide.
(Copy.). W. Teams To rut liaoutrras.

sa Mt plum JAN s.a.Whegi you receive this you
will be fatherlo... and your father by his bed actions
have shimmied that life. which he ought to hate
taken can to preserve fur your poor Mal her. and
ell your sakes. God. I bops. will forgive am WI
my was and wickedness; this life. my. dear. you
laud consider, is Duly a life of trial. 'tie in the next
'where *opens is to be rapid.; in this we must
Matt. in the twat we are happy or miserable fdr
tier; oh ! that had lived aliattion for you all,
then styled enesnests would have been much hap-
*sr then they are. God is good, and 1 limo 1.. r a
forgiveness of my manifold ; my loan bleeds
when I think what nay poor gist. and all of yens
-suffer ea my amount; bbvrever. you will lil for-
Tire and pray for seal know ; which is some com-
fort is these Mt hnhappy moments of my iimeroble
life. bhy God. in his albeit, goodness and iner-
-el. biros protect. and gelds yen. in the strict
Tales of religion and honour; that you envy con-
tinue thwiegb life as have begins. in virtue and
redness. is my present pales-a-blest you tor ever
bed ever!

44 Among Toy !WIN* theta 'is • book. which I
Uwe wrote since 4 have bee• in this piste. 'tis ex-
'treats from did rest eteriryoselfs I selected them for
your. sod your brother sad luster's reeding. I hope
*la trait slei will never fkget Our poor mother; I
t••d.sot mention it. I'm sure you trill not. fur
which the Almighty "di tale& yoi. God protect
and preserve you, is the lust prop". of ;oar miser-
able father. 48 W. TaseLs.

"It b emit eosiolatios to oe that my death will
happen at a distaste from you all; if i was in set
may al you. it would drive dke to madness. fry
am assay so at this moment. God bless you: for-
go yea► sleeked fatless% sod may you miser know
the distress I feel at this isolator, pro Altiallitity
Gad-1 dare not mid what I have written; [outsell
for ever !"

(Copy.) To R‘o uvular*, FstUriv.Patseiritli,

W. WILSON AND .1. LaiseLar.

Fru the love of Gsod. my ds~relNw-dtiAttttA.
and (be saving of your owe sash, let not my wicked
eondoet bias either of you think! Oh thick S what
a dreadful abyss I have pleaged myvelf into: there
i. no forgiveness is the grave. MeV Almighty
God. is his infinite goodness, panted yen fur all
ymlir sin% is my fervent and ling pirsyer.--AMy des
ere perhsps more thins yours?, or my weakness
rester. tins is the Italy plea I tan kalifp myself in.
God forgive us ail mu Ans. is the lad word uttered,
by your oufartesate felloss.prisourr.
•• W. Tusks."

The two eafettonite malefeeters, Wolves and
taley. left at our la.t aseisee, (together with the
Treble.) fur eserretwort, were OS Satereley
lest, at a joarter be ore twelve o'clock. taken nut
of the gaol of Horsham. to receive thk arms&
fel entree* et tbe is.. la the earl, oo the wry
to the place of execetioe. they both appeared very
attentive to their beek•, and en their ignite! at
the laid tree, spent half an hour in fervent prayer
mith the Clergyataa who attended theta ; they both
appeared truly petition, mod eiseducted themselves
with manly fonitude :—%Vilser., read in a very eis.
&Me wanner, from a written paper, wordy th the
**swing Ant I— • To the amestiop4 Ida dying
inee, rapid has sleep been paid. I sin brought
heft es seller death fir a burglary, of which I
senses myself !guilty, with shorn.. I repent that I
tame Pealed qmeast a merciful all. and I repent
test 1 have violated the laws of my kingdom, and I
ales Perot that I have wronged toy fellow.cres.
ten la *aims as many, sod ea, sally admit of
rimend cootessise, end *mend repentance; the
self rood Mat remain, in my power is to warn all
stye% eviinst betakes" the sabbith, and keeping
evil company, which has brought me to this ig.
%nonillions end. Therefore I entreat you all here
to ;we with me in this my last petition in prayer
to the Throne of Orace. that my sins may be for.
;riven me, and my used received iu brawn. throne
toy tilemed Saviour Jesuit:l.AM oar Lord, Amen."
Limiley. the lienemiesler, said bet few words;
he observed, that his wily trouble was his wife ao
,L,l,lrest, and thaLthe offence for ohieli he was
shout to suffer, woe the first he had ever commit.
They loads forgave their proseeetors, and said
they died in peace with all the world. As soon as
the Ciregrosan left them, the raps were pulled
over slier facw:., whet, they again both prayed mom

feverntly ; slier which. Welson said .to Langley,
" are yon ready ;" to which be replied. " yes.
whim 7ou Ida." Wilsou then dropped a handker-
chief ...one his bead. as a signal to theirtreatiosser,
at the same time tbravriwg hintaidf aloes is the
suet. which gnawed ugimenisedidtely. Lotott ley put
up hie bevel above his ear. swileauslit hold of the
ripe, bet on sum se his b was suspended he
in siwiettr It go. They hob spoofed to die re-
saiwilabie 1949,4
ahas White. the soldier. was a Leice•-
tershire man. owl • plasterer I.r trade. Just be.
fore lee was binged se, lie observed to Mr. !i.narf.
the beeper. that he thought the rope w 49 not I,lac d
sight. sea he writhed it to 1w steered. as he lived so
be sows out of his imisrry. They were latioehril sun
.trashy &boost sin minutes before one. Wilso
WO, i 7 years nlit. and lAsigle
The eleilyetan addressed sone of the popolsee,
who appeared ti hehave in a wanner unbee
reversions on the itnpropne•r of their conduct.
The spectators were shout 4.1“ its numb r.

The opposition to the thou .. all i Mr. 1:011111.S
new Taxer, was Eo,ttirieli. tie •oint• tittle pi.t. to
Disbii.t. but now It to e,.teaJiox in the (-cantle..
is ten of which meetings are called or the Free-
hohlers.

A letter from Gibraltar. of IM 21.5 t ult. Ofite4.
that weihitt the lost eight or ten no.. sin fewer thon
1,500 aro•ft..re from the Fre,seh loot eoterol the
fertreok. TIP y ore deo. 1.... Jed is. lw rerr
v.% men. and to be either .%vx i-s, le., el. Germain..
•I'llry readily estli.t..l won the Liritmh vrvec•, to
rider duty eithrr in Nlol,o or Sllll o hlch
14011114 they were iuseliedtate:w rash'. It .1. They
were In a r..imett t 11.111.1011. 0/14 .11 0(01. 111 11/le4l,
est tb.t lb, ermi of ‘oft.iloca hod uo i..y
Ilorisid the laat with liso.it!.6.

COMBERUND 4.SSIZES, Sur. S.

Sarah Boufdry was charged with the wilful mgr.
der alter merle twang- I Odd.

The Prisoner heed with Holmes Model.. of Lit-
tle Corby. whose service she entered et Whitistio-
day Lannuas till May I. /1110, it was
the general aniveniatiou of the Pf tiO011C1.• neigh-
bour., that she was peegnant,ss•The aunt and bro-
ther of the Priseuer. about sit or besets seeks per-
410t1s to the tst May. took her to Mr. Ilohues. a
surgeon. who eve at as .Isis opinion that • the Pri-
tower wts with child ; bat she denied it. _ _ .

-Co tbr 30th April the Prisoher was visited by her
aisatosbout nine o'clock in tide evening, who yes
mained till eleven t she proposed contitining all
night. but the Prim:et told the Witness that her
waster was unwilling. Abort roar lei:knit in the
tour tt itt g, Elliot. who was iu the emplo),-
meat of the PrNoner's moister, lOW occasion t• art
to Ibis house. where the door was (yelled fur him
by the Prism...T. She eppeareil conattlerabl;• redo.
'cad in si:e, loard very 'woody, and had a cloak
about her. A little after five the Prisoner's aunt
repeated her visit, sod interrogated the Tirisontr
en the sulsitet of having born • velsith she
ackhowledged She had ;*. but that It was dead for
my 11014 she knew." About seven, Mr. Holmes,
burgeon. accompanied by a constable, visited 'the
Prisoner and found her in bed, and being satisfied
in his •an mind that the Prisoner had born a child.
charged her with it. bailie not having been üb-
'misled from the Prisoner's master to search his
house. application was made to a Magistrate, and
a seareh-warrant harikg been obtaiiied, the cots-
stable, attended by Heine Foster. about one
o'clock the moue 'day, proceeded' to make the ne-
cessary investig mon.
The last witness.on entering the hurt, saw • heap
of chaff lying against the wall. This, it apv:iirsi,
excited his suspicion. and he put hia hand into it,
and brought out a dark-coloured goes. • Mt in
which was inclosed the body of a sea-hers male
child; dead. This he brOught into the kitchen, mud
the stintem being • second time sent for, tound
the child lying on the kitchen table. Ile de-
scribed the child as haring liven laid on its back so
dung, the belly was covered with chaff; there a as a
small mark on the cheeks. on the arch • great de-
gree of redness. Its mouth was filled vt,th dung,
which was in a irery dry state—sod which witness
thought was horse ding. It appeared toMpressed.
and in the opinion of the *hurts was sufficient to
have have produced suffocation:
The LF.ARNFII Jltdoe, its suingiiit; up the eel-
derice, directed the attention .4 the.' ury to the con-
Aeration of two particulars: first, whether the Pis-
eatier had horn the child alive ; and, secondly.* he-
thor else had been Its natirderer ?—Verditt, Not
Against frilliaal Mattermeni. (tweed will shoots
ing. and wouisding Corporal Thom's. "(an, of the
Suffolk Militia, the iudietubetit was ahanslened, on
account of insanity.
Ames Pakkir add Iteneah shame were then seat
teuced to death, Out were afterwards fermium'.

CIVIL SIDE. '
..trt O. 0.1.15.

Thibeetled wasbrought by Um Plaisitiff agairtat
deleoilaut. for &breach of contract. and was supposed
to originate from a private quarrel between them.
fire Psaintilf. Mr. Litt le.is proprietor of the Mastro
Lion Lou, Alitun. rod in the year tett) let it with
three chews. consisting of j or 8 acres of land. to
the defendant, under this agrrement-that the land
should be moused in • fair liorlsandry manner.
It was stated on this clause. to he the toearteble cue-
tom its the suansgeinetit of Lem., slot to remove
the immure from the farm on which it is produced ;
but that every fawn reaps the benefit df its even
Manure. The evidence went to sites that the De.
&orient being in possession of another fields cal;ed
Mark's Close, in the year 1809. removed 40 cart
los& of minute from his three closes attached to
the Golden Lion lime to this bail : and at Whit-
etantiJe, Deo, when he quitted the premises.
they were lett destitute of manure altogether.
It was further alleged that • hamlet nod some
shelves were removed front the Inn. and iss conse-
quence Of which damage was done to the premises.
In the rooms of the trial. however. it appeared.
• that the Defendant. being landlord of the Golden
Lion. had as extensive business at an innkeeperi
and with his own. had often the hums of 'tremors
• to ocsesuuuudate. To support doss Isssdnews. lie, ou
ill svent4e, purchased annually hay awl straw to
the value of 40 or so pounds. This quantity of hay
and etas was allowed to produce manure equiva-
lent to the ad cartshaids reninveri from the re-
mises. the restos assigned why the sneered-
tote tenant found sou manure at the Golden Lion at
Wtasteutelay, 1803, was, it was removed and laid
on she twee closes the preceding asitumo.—Re-
spectiii4 the heaufet and shelves, datissag could he
primed wrejtediesal to the Defendant.
The Licaseau hoses. in l up the evi-
deuce. ail owl veil. that Vefeusiaut dwelt ese juasslied in
removing 40 cart tools id' suasside frosts she premises
at the Gulden, Lion to dark's sn the autumn
of Iltelt, but he could not essnet.i%e him justifiable
in karmic hi. farm told of wigwam when lie yoated
vet at 'it ‘i!ssitusstle !Pin
1.• Verdict for the l'irmiiff—Demecel al.
iIDI.F.II C. W 11.3031.

'Phis action was brought to try the right to
wreck blood ow the Lake of liAmgenthiesete ; lig
which John Fidler, (Arguer, Whiierls.4l, under
F. F. N'Age, But. %as l'iniatin I void Wil.
igggrit bugbear), under the Earl of Egreugoni, via*
I)eli•nJont.

mac. 14119. two sheep belonging to the
tiff hail ioeyvell into a tatidhl,ouring held. belonging
IO one %Vales. from *latch they were hounded, and
ma lute th- almeenirlit (pied lake. where they were
11T011,111441. The I)rt nottut fi,vlhtg the aheep in the
lake, ttaimr.l them a. rack ; and ou the 4th of
September following. the %Hine of the skin, and
w.oil being detnanile.l by the 1'14111,6f% ha soul he
had a yo;,ht to rv.n thing, &oil nr alive. found in
the 141 w, and that the I'l4iiitiff in order to prevent
his abeep eoiunig tutu the lake ought to have

Mr. P•1.11'. far th. Illefrtal44o. urged. th.t.
oat othataugloag %Volume oggalot not tohew ea% garrotte
h► pos.-magi t lIW sorrel: fott.otl-ou thr hike. it
111111‘td Lay the 13 geurral of that

,pat at doe A:snotty. that he had warn a right. and
that the boarnten, his predecessors. hatl-cted upott
it for 4 11111siber of yeses.
The Learned Jt•oat: remsrke I. tbst the claim
at op by the paella:lilt 1011141 not be sabstaslit-
ated: Verdst t for the

GRASS tM V. nctaikauvrox.

The Plaintiff is a widow, trim, shire tile death of
her husb.iiiil, has resided with her father rod ttttt -
ther Nt Diilitrath, in tl.e parish of Kirk!noun. Tile
Offlols Watt brought to recover damages fur al breach
of promise of insrriage.
It emir 'red, am the part of the evidence for the
Prusecui rm. that. on the itith,Joaly, loon, the Dr-
Francis lietheriugton, rime to visit tile
father. anti :asked his consent to iiiiirry
his daughter. 'lbis being complied with. promia:s
of mwrii•ge were repelled by the Plaintiff to the
Defendant, but not fulfilled. lit October follow-
ing the Plaintiff aid the Dereisdaut met at a public
house, kept by William MAIM, at Bolton Fell End.
The Defendant was here interrogates' by the Plain-
tiff respecting the delay of his promise. Ile replied,
in the pretence of Moffat, that r lie won't' marry
the Defendieht, let friends Of fues say what they
pleased." Au errangeinent *-15 then made, that On
the Saturday tollowiug, the parties should meet far
the solemnization of the marriage at CiirliSie. The
Plaintiff, according to this egrerinent, was met by
ihe Defendant, who then states! that he had alteicil
his intentiou. The consequeuce was, the Defend-
ant's atitru to her father • hotter, much chagrined
by the disappointment : she was, bowever, nrcompa;
hied by the Defendant, who, after entering the
house u 7 he 4 &thee:. kneeled down, and in the pre--
*ewe of the 'Plaintiff end her mother, imprecated
the veitgrance of heaven oil himself if he did nct.
on the -Monday futtil his former promise.
After which, the Defendant thacoutinised his visits,
and all correspondence between the parties was fur
the future broken off.

It wut< t!Ned, au the pariCif the Defendant, that
there existed no proof or courtship Intim; cow=
riseueeil liressigis to tI, 2fth of July. et which tici,
it sins kui wu that the Plain:id* was precisant—tlilt
the disparity of age ttetaten the Vitamin* and tint
sn thia there was sknue pro-
bability the l'inintili, on account of his youths Itod
been ensnared.
Verdict for the Plaintiff. 1001. damages.