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London, England, 1819-11-04 00:00:00

am 19th Aliment afterwerle, out the rein both Leah;
The deceased laughed at limi Primmer, and lola him it
his money which obey had bunt trodallili Nis •
mace bad brew renewed abuse s vest al this tiuselMire
his bread by writing sad elai4licligewee apse .6. pa&
swat. H. was dramatised spun 'mid he sIW upset
- the deerased,the nett' day, reed after SpeeN.R imam beats
with her; ho preasitrd Epos her to wmft with bine Wiesen
Edinburgh end L.head she then WIN Malaise wwwhi merry
the I.olllill of tbr.ethosad ao *lint mast- The Primmer had
provided himself with • kaire. sad 'after much provoking las-
[wage from bee, he ;slimed the bmile isle her left breast, sad
she fell. He then threw the body tato the roadstead amistsgst
the surf. and returned to his trattisyr he bad so steep for we.
veral nights after, lie kft Plisbnegh is the moroilegoiad
on his way to lAindun he heard thst the body hod been
found. The Prisoner is a man of meagre appearance, and
seemed to labour wader heavy dejection.
Mr. Conant, the Magistrate, mentioned to the Prisoner,
that sometimes mew in a state of drunkensess,or in distress
made false confessions of having committed murder, mule;
an isles that they would tee smpported in confinement. He
eniild not say whether this was his case, if It was, be would
wish to impress un him as iJr• that a 'murderer was confin-
ed in a cell, on nothing but bread and water.
The Prisoner--0 I have no motive on my mind, bat In de-
liver myself up to justice. I eon profs..., 'sough to beep
myself. 'Tis too trite that f have committed marder, which
may be ascertained; my mind war uneasy, and my confession
is all title." _ _

He was quite sober when be delivered hiuseelf up.
Several females were present. "thaw feeling, were quite
overenene at the apparently feasible sweetmeat, together with
an appearance quite opposite to woe who it is supposed
would be guilty of sunder.

The Magistrate took down every specessary directiow, iw
order for taquirirs to be Pilate, aod the Prisoner spas re-
manded to a Adore day.

MANCHESTER. Novimsea 1.

Last night. at New-tows. • place sle,at half a mile from
Ibis lowa, the rcsirleoce principally of the lower Irish, a
disiurbance took place, which, however, was quelled *idl-
est much difficulty ; and, we are happy to say, so material
injury Wits done. It appear., (Ma what we have bum
taa►led to collect, that a mob, consisting chiefly of labour.
log Irishmen, assembled round the houses of three special
constables, who hail been employed storing the recent
torhaores at blaneliestcr, and who had become obwoutous
in consequence. lhe mob, we understand, proceeded to
acts of violence, and a few of the windows of them houses
were broken. The people a..., attempted to break opt• the
doors, and cried ont, " D—n them, let us kill these
constables." A man of the name of Jones, whose holier was
attacked, and who was one of the special constables, inime-
diately proceeded to the barracks at Manchester, where
31st regiment was stationed, and ordered tint a cuaberof
soldiers for the purpose of quelliag this fray. The military
procreited to the spot, not, however, before tranquillity
had already been restored. The police-offices, were Ilea
sent for, and arrived nearly at the same time with the sol-
diers. Three individuals were apprehended and fudged is
the New Bailey for the night.