The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-02-23 00:00:00

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COURT OF KING'S BENCH, IV Peso reser, and fouled there Barrett, Angel. mod Mn. ,oms. Ell Ike;
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Feits•T, FRBRUARY "1.47111.1,111.0.......-..._. a. notaigingt. "W"ltehlears• silsledirgegulrre.l"l hosoottlisehemmaniegotbilkiersaathela (*lwo °sr slgkasnsgwi SPECIAL COMMISSION. ... beentelsot King-s reign of coonstied badness to Mit
asid"instilher"pesesdeeelitherel bftist eel" ialerPased
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tot: ssa"mpetlesetruerreisowa remain or am. t,lie..zyiL. - •
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stir front room. Dowell said flat he had Week Theses', .
ifefere Lard Chief Justice A Mere, mid. AO shirks. • he itse came into Court, which, from oe ter hour. was wooded * . 11
because he had struck his girl; Thayer, he added,burst Inlaid had bees so recently sod so strikingly ineeifested.
The eaves of she Kin., Howard mud Gibbs, sod that of door epee, and shrew ineseelf eel of the wisdom. Angel to espy by peritonea( thesilrattlre•P•enskilllY* TheGnad This cloud, he sincerely trussed, would soon pass sway,
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the 'Kee e. Mike, ►for the publication re Quern Nab, were said mnthing. Witness renssioed there fer, about ten misuses, Joey were ire attendance, ameagat num, Milifery OM- 1 sod oppeetesity be gives for the amelioration of the 'intik. pr ' - n- r eecr'lntnne nee offered sett en ins,.
postponed. and then Forzeman rune mad teak her to the wateb-hisese cws who appeared le the Cowry we recognised Sir Charles ! . a,
' 1 Ilis distieguisbed perms erbe was neer S the bead of the t that
In the ea" of Ike King w Lodge aid smother, Ira"- Hornell sat vety quietly upon the table. Broke, Colonel 'Farmer, and Oilseed Mitchel. The Dean of neugionst
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thaa • redaction. ehada hirers ok aerie arrival Ole.
makers, In the' Strand, for the repeai of their pates for Cook, s.d some other distiornehed Indiehloa's. were :ii the ;ge ley to-dey from Suffolk, yet prime samples metready -, • • el.* -..
swell Dro•ii wcupied the two pair front room rd No. 48, High Sheik'• boa. Apanel,tromestiv of • wards of 400 that *hick *meld arise from the Improvement amid welfare
per quarter. Oars are also Is. per quarter cheaper, the Isp.
on full as good term" as on Monday • but the st •ed 4.....ent; • inns's' the Pnweeststrs larr•• gelertleCYY• n/141 Cr. link' rico-street, Drurv.lane. She left her room about 81- g P of Yin •••116715e1l i but though measures '2( •I.veritY and ordimery qualities were exceedie'am sed
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how the record. -
.stsuis ..yovele ...to.) •• er before nine ou the night in question. She left the pweetilthisset.lroarors,,sea_.e called over by the Clerk
cresols. Sere fureige than she sense of that isdividual, no
•=•••• - whom were absent. to ail eases
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Vl' 7's ' r sash of the wndow open. The door she festered with • ... .._ ~ ether nesonrce was left %him, till this elernig insorrectioe ' e -I ~
• 'Delon tit LORD CHM Junta ewer 4 &masa onrite„.. ,sply harries' considerably int eeeee d since Monday. /a Besse
Cows leepetter's Reliant, THURSDAY, relegate 41.
peke of rihband. The hinge bad been unnailed, bee it woe factory-"....1
agelessudoesiatesewgwaeestwogweleoLuer"' except w'"re "'"' was pet down, and tat 'Merely put down. but totally irrs- ad Pease there is no alteration.
COLLI FR 5. coil. I . afterwards mended There was • tob of water placed us- &sited from the heart of die country The lime is not far
. Terre were in the bawls's Box, the Attarsey Omani '
This Reties wen breaeht by the Plaintiff, a haberdasher tithe bedstead. She returned soon after eleven. The bed Solieitor-Gen (Joy), Messillialin, S. Townsend, Gould, &c. &Smut-The Magistnef are armed with strops laws aud 1.17[131111M1E. -..
:riving in Titchfield. 12 'Piing( the Defendant, a lan"' then iii the mime situation. She •weut Into theextraordinary powers. Iliese ineaseres were resorted to,
Fuerteen men•
W re pet te she bar amongst wham were 1•60
of Cork street, Berliegion-gerdens, to reenter the •sum OT i ripiour, soil saw Mrs. Haggerty and the two Prisons's. mesons Mate name of artyptis, Murp4. Lironenie kftinfen, say when the Government &rued it impossible longer to for. Wheat, per load
Marley &c. The indietmest charged ihe primmer Goggle, Beriey, per quarter 16. --el so It. -d •ltrip •
pro
ibe Defendant's wife. It appeared that betwee• Feb. 1819 window." 31.1. Haggerty said, " Oh! my God! lam •• us. with ha•viney, at Oarriganlmml, in this county,. on the 24th system of sedating tumult sad disaffection. Oats l6l -d to /06-.4 ' Ile. &Silt,
tool March 1811, the seesust had been roming.end antonuted done woman: my lowbeed has rue away half undressed, at 'The ATTORIIIaT Gar (SAL here went at some kerb info Beret Iles ..-d to 261-d
to 162/7d., 281. only bad been paid by Mrs. Caw., the alarm of a maw being thrown from yeur wiedow" Wit- daof danuen bled illegal in compasy with the Ike einem of the White Boy Acts, detailed the various car. • 'Please the
other prisoners, anlbseind having fired a guY n °tithe liege subjects Pease . 23. --el to 288 -4 leaving Owls...nee for which thia action wee twought. Se. nee thew *teem il Angel of having merged her door sod of the King--secoudly, w.tk laving fired a gun at Robert cumin where they applied, lad particelarly those parts Rye s --11 In .ip ...4 Illetams alai
vend witnesses were called, who proved the delivery of the taken the mes into her room, saying " You have taken the 1.1 seder which the indictment in the present case was fronted, t lir. ilea
articles named in tile bill. man into my room on purpose that • Byre, Esq; and other peewees; aed thirdly, for being
It skludd he laid le II"." reeeht when • fired by a rson unknown. Some of the clown of the Insurrection Act were also cepa- _________
NEWBURY, BERKS, FteituakT 21. - ilat Wmit'lll
lilr. ScAntdirr, for the DefenJa.,, contended that hie She added, .. 1 don't keen what to do; I believe I bed better P s• -rig wee Pe Mated epos with • miesitesess and ability, which is impouibk Wheat .. 15s to 7.24 I Osts . Poies•• aim
IN is Ilt iliint was not amswerable for 'hit chiles, he having been kept go dowe to Forsentrot." Angel merle oo answer. Witness The follow Jury Mae Impanoelled :-
for es to attempt coeveyieg any motion of this day. He Rye -s to -I I Brans .
Robert Coorteney, Thorns' Cuthbert, Ills to Ds . e TOWNS"
in ignorance that his wife wee d. mein on credit. He should then said she *wild go 1110,21 to Furzetwati, as he might thiuk entered then isle a recital of the circumstances of the case Barley l4s to hie 1 Pratte MI6 Artnina
Jobs Travers Samoel R. Perry, 20s to 24. he aileM peen, that when at a very recent period she Plain- shat she knew something shoat it." Bluetit said, "It is John Longfield, D. &infield, . for the prosecutiow, and concluded by expressieg his eon- Breed, per value, Is. 4d. to Is. fiel •Om Mee
tiff called oa Or. Cove to demand payment of hie moterenar you anJ Mena having soy words; the man burst I,leace in happy results to the peace aed good seder a the
Richard Beare, Edward 11. Adderly, ___.__-...
bill, red apes the Defendant repromehteg him with his arl.. open y,,,,, d„us, and threw himself est et the winds... Wit_ comely, which must follow -from the upright and impartial SALISBURY, FrilltUAßT 19. . Ibrablono Capt E Hoare, R.N. James Uniscke,
t tradeemenlike coorket in giving credit to •• stranger to mach ness then went to the how, and returned samia• no the par- Wartime Derdln, Placard Petted. admisistration of the law under the peewit C•onemietioe.- Wheat 36. to 64s rid I Oats.... ler. nd lett •. et ''' ? Oi„iii!
au amount, lidding, that al alt resets he ought to have Its- lour, satiric, " They wry the man is dead." Derrell said, Witco be sat doers a very loud and general numikstation of Barley. ...• lee to Ils Od I Bans .. 34s Od ta4n aa
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formed him sooner, the Plaintiff replied, Hat IT be were"' " Dead "-i• Yes ; said ratans " they say he le 4eed." When the Prlootters had hoes ggretritt eh to the above applause took place by clapping of heads, kit.
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piercer liusb•nrie of the tiansactions of their wives, h• Burrell seemed greatly agitescl ;id rase to address T •
weer sissy. When ~,, respectable Jury, the ATfolleitlf-GINORRAL he evident, was 'bet, proceeded jai°. DEVIZES; FARRUART 21.
should have very lible trade. - '-'• them. We regret to say that at this late boar we can give
left she room he bad on s light jacket. In two oe three s . CITY SPECIAL COMMISSION. Wheat.... 33s Od • 37e Od 1 Oats gas Na, 14 •IsfifEi
Mr. SCARLITT submitted shot if he said Pease this, It mantel she sew him coming down stairs • he thee bodes • .
hot a very imperfect imillse of his specs. r
would be • eutopkte maw rto the preset metier. He ac. L
aloe coal and hat. A cost might have bees pct oa over the to address He said it err his hely, us the Feria the Cruet We understand that the City Grand Jury will meet to. gaeleY• ••• 15' 54 • 261 04 1 Beaus •••• Hs ed ems as , THIS .E
morrow morning, at nine o'clock, for business. 705 Socks of Whom sold et the average of 28s. lal. •
eurdingl7 galled the Defendant's &rem", who Owns" Ins jacket. whore, then fro the hum., and returned agent about " ebee"lintwn to She Jeri' soy they shell° es few nd" will I
converse I los. best could nut ideotify the Pisiutiff as the a quarter twfure two. She got a light end went se her in. the nature of tbecasecould sweibiy admin.. ills motive's --.
Cork Meremitile Ckronicle-Office, . HUNGERFORD, Frnito•ar 29.
person olio called upon the D. fendanr. Me found the dour had been furred inwards from the bottom Prot" cirtiwne (mind"' with which the 14 aut4ela"le me.' • . Or,
The LORD Cut.. Justice charged the Joey, that if they hinge. The caster tub was Irehind the door. There whose indircieseiris had berm read, stood charged. Although She o'Clock. Whe5t....20.. Od. to 7ns. Od. I Oats.. Its. Od. 214 eil,
Barley . .13s Od to 211 Od. I Beans lth.. Eael of NI
-were satisfied on the evidence shut the Defendant kers that were the act fur which three sues were os Mice Wel wits is itself a This moment the trial of the 14 prisoners taken in the • • • • • • . Od. to se, hi.
"event insole of blood un liar floor, sail tivo or three eis the Doreen ; At
dieetert se et he wes sure the Jer wood eaeow him and conflict at Csrrigameni hes terminated. Ales a long end ------•
heir wife woe &shoe on credit, they would find •• verdict CM' window .ill. She saw
the
rim,
of has
marks is woad
set, y Y , . . . .• • Mr. Abbott;
the Plninsiff ;if the eenverustiss "reed by the Learned . WIM Hd M d
my dogre,,doo to •the patient inveetsgation, •
in wlc i r. e gts, r. Ash, an SM ITH Fl ELD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12
low omen upon the mimeos as three stein down from her °would eat thiehlhal he was walleeessa- -. several other Gentlemen aid some soldiers were examined on There was a good of all d els of . elk; Mr. Memos!
beervations which he felt it his ditty to make us the mature,
Comusel her the Defendant had been preyed, the Defendant door. She kft water in the tub, but wheu she retested there the part of the Crows, dtheonly h • '
and• supply
•of - ions
C.llll
ettlie Mist,:
world wodoebtedliy have brew retitled to their verdict. was none. progress, and tenon of those outrages which had exploded rows, an
in crimes of the enormous inagent.for 'de which Ore Pri- brought forward was to character, the following tee were tome es last Monday's market, but the inferior suri. are f
Me Lerdshitt crolacacd se OW /061 r Pert" of rime that the Examined by the COLIIIT.-At she back of the horse there Weed C ft/of he be To comeled
Recount Sid been tensing without any bill having brew de- seers were imersigerd. The Gentlemen
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of the JrJo most•ii y out I sem r:- nominal in price, of which there was • great eager
visa a private yard. She did seat km., whether the triode,* MAR
livered to she Defendant at the usual period, namely, at the of the b.ek room was open. from the natere of their duties, and their local information,
- • ' Daniel Murphy Da •I R I P triek Lehane, Patrick nierket. The following ban accurate state 4 "at
~ me !art 011, itascot of ,ie
end of the year. Robert Clark, a constable, on the night in question. be much bestir areptsisle4 than he could be with the ex- Breen, Themes Gorgon, Cornelius Buckley, Cornelius Lucy, prices and numbers bens:
of the
hestof this tra es which had unfortunately divest- Jeremiah Hurley, Humphrey Hinchey, mud Juba Kelleher.
e ine g . To stab the 'Mil per stone of 81b. The Jury, after a abort con.unssion, foetid a verdict We saw some our speak to Burke, the watchnne, who sprung )Ki
es
Pig (i
the Platettlf-Danisges 134/. 15s. 7d. his rattle. Witees ran into Charles-steert, and Saw a Maw ed ale coenky. A number of naistbievuos and designing
- - Fuer were acquitted, of the names of Thomas &bran, Reef....ts. 6.1. to 3.. 84. Head of Cattle this S.
--y: mahli; Moil
teen had bees practising upon the pwisioss of the people, Tisothy, &racy, Michael Lynch, sad Martini Swisey. Metten..2s. 6J to 4s. Od. Rests
•-- Igieg is the kenii.l. He ran mks the house, snatched • ••. 420 • bent ; Tell.
TRURSDAY, FRIBRUAIT 11. candle out of some one's baud nod riot up stein. He picked and exciting them •agniest the laws, the institutWes, mitt A letter from Lime:reel plates, that three privates of the Veal.--. 4• 04. to 5.. Od. Sheep . ..... .., the no Prisms
establisbnieste of she country. The mode by which their 39th, were nefurtusetely drowned on Wednesday night, is Pork ....2s. 01 to 4a. 6d. Calves
STUART AND OTHERS V. SMITH AND OTHERS. up the hat un the first door, and saw several spots of blood objects were sought to be obtained had often beee the attempting to cross • river on their way to suppers the Lis. Lasali...ll.. 04. to Oa. Cf. Pies
This was se action by the Proprietors of The Courier nn the st•ire. The door of the two pair frost room was subject of legal coercion and legislative provision. What towel yeomanry la se attack made upon them by the White HAY-MARKET. • Boxes, newspaper. against the Defendsate, as inhabitants of the knocked urea i trihtaß held the done but the upper "fie' the objects sought by these deluded men were, win a Huss. Hay • 3/. 10s. le 4/. h. Price, Ss.-C hundred a Ossel.tun, to recover compensaiion for damage In the crone of the loons between the bedstead sod she mistier eery distills to he
actoroon
ascertained. There -___________
C10ver..... 4/. Os. MP 4/. 15s.
done by the crowd to the office of the paper un the evening wsiusrui, was ii tub wish some niter in it, and some water levy, Is.; Seel
way. one thing, however, which was securately boson, THE CHASE. Shaw ll. Se. to 11. Ilia of the 101 h Nnvemb.r, when the town was illuminated its was spilt about the room. Wines. thought to himself that and that was, that it was an essociatioe of the lowest per- To-marrow,
vimserinence of the Bill of Pains and Penalties against her there had hero some rough nook there. In the back room sons withont • single man of respectability, leagued loge- Lord Yarborough's hounds will meet on Monday the :sth On Theron
late Majesty being wiebdrawn. The declaration wits in the three was sume meat •pparestly lately deemed, and a IoafNEWGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETe. .
then for purpose which they, perhaps, scarcely at lees them- Beesby Wood, no Wednesday the 27th at loornere Furee,
virus! form, and she damages were laid mu 2,0001. torn all to pieces. There was not a single soul in the mom.(By the Canoes.)
The SOLICITOR•G AL shortly stated she case to the Witness asked who had brought the mats in she house, ono
. Delve,. If purposes they kad, they were prepares of =win ow Friday the let of March at Kingsforth House, and on Beef .... Is Od In 3. 44 1 V I
Breed hostility to the establishments of the cavalry, without Saturday the 2d at Riby Crofts-roads-each day at eleven Mutton.. hi 4.1 to 3. OJ I ea
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Jury. 11110SIMPPII wire then called, oho proved that damage Pethick was pointed out to him. Angel sod Mrs. Haggerty the capability of substituting •ny thing in their place. The o'clock. Pork .... Is 44 to Io M ' Lomb.
tad been done by the mob to the front of the house, to the were takers to the watch house. Wilt". asked Angel bow erode by which these miscreants proceeded was, first, 10 The Earl of Searbroori's hounds on Monday the 25th of hispoet the St PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
amount of 331. lie 3d., which sum had bees expended in she could use she man in that ray; she said, . I west to the obese the sacred name aid rites of religium ;to hind by the Febreary at Aston Park, on Wednesday the 27th at {Vie k- se. teen's. wit, 1.. fully nowise.'
the necessary repairs. But the Plaintiff were on she point maw for money for the room ;be went to hit me, and my solemnity of as cash their guilty *sant to esti:upon God ersley Town, and on Friday the lit of March at Sandbeck Hey 3/ Of Oil to 41 4r Oil I Hay ... 3/ 10 0.1 (adios; for
• 0 kV., od
of being sitowswited us 'teems' of the abscise of the pitons germ= man shack hint." The 'mots of biped were fresh of. to attest their confederacy is goat. This was their first Park-each day at belt-past ten.and every TI.
ntraw It Ss 64 to If 19. Oil I Clover.. 41 Oa Od 555,0,61
who had been subreneed to prove that the Defendants re- the floor, nindon-eifir stairs, and het. step. Nell they impressed oe the minds of the people, that BURTON H usT.-Sir Richard Sotton's bounds on Monday Clover 3/10s Od to 4/ las Ott 'Strew,. I/ thind to It 16, ej CLASSES. '1
sided within she hundred; when Juke Bur he, the w•tcheeni, was bro..ht to the hones is this rally profanities of an oath was binding on their con- the 211th at Saxilby, cm Wednesday the 27th at the Halfway
The SOLICITOR GLNERAL sopplied the defect by eeilieg Cbaries-street, by a young girl, and there saw a miss fall from *titans, sod by delesioe sad terror they ezteoded their Houses ou the Newark road, un Friday the Ist of March et PRICES (IF TALLOW, SOAP, &e. per 1121 h. the Last Lone
14,. Hayward, she attorney for she Defendant., who was in the wiedow. Ile thought the man was deed at first, but on wicked eseticieliem. It one aegeatary tar the protection of Hrenstun Wood, and on Saturday the 2d at Skelliorhorpe- Town Tallow 56. firl -.-• thl Yellow Seep E
Court, into the witness box, and obtaised from hies proof of foreleg him over he found he was alive. He helped to take the lives and properly of she peaceable and well-disposed, to at eleven o'clock each day. Yellow Rusts 59s Od -. Od Mottled
. 94. .
the places where his clients resided. ►him to the hoeptial. Afterwards he went into the boom. sites these infatuated people, whether the victims of &dueler The Gillingham Fox hounds on Tuesday the 26th et while ditto„.s2. Od -s Od Curd ~,,,.•,, • ...... ......... ..... free
10,0104. for i
Mr. ET•us, for the Defendant., said that he rookl not re. Thomas Bartlett, • sireet.keeper, wee revert on the °era- or terroi-, that there lens terror too bens in to the laws Tumby Swan, on Thursday the 28th at Gentry. and on Soap ditt0.....495 04 -s Od Graves l4. h
.41 the el.', to.tbe amount mow proved; bet that the case sing, sod saw the man nn the grossed- He went up stain greeter Hole any exercised hy obese nosereeets. Not fur this Saturday the Id of March at Tathwel-each day at half- Mettimg Stuff dos tiel -. 04 Good Dregs
afforded • striking proof of the necessity of closely watching with Clerk, end mow corrobated the evidesee of that wit. purpose alum y
our our eve. fur thesposisionient of guilt, were past ten o'clock. Ditto rougii..3o. Od -s Od 7. es
these srlions ; for these Plaintiff., who now only sought to ness. The Arm spots of blood be observed were on the stair- they called together on the present occasion, but likewise to ,EI AZ A R
'vetiver 33/ 14. 3.1., actually hod their damages at 7,5100/. case before the hooding of the first pair. The two pair front protect the innocent, sod enable hi. Majesty's peaceable and .
' PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of tilb 7•0• M(
Thr LORD CHIEF JUSTICE directed the Joey to Sod a rens was in great confusion ; the sable and a tub of water loyal subjoins to lie dime I. their beds with some certainty NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING.
Prier by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Metiers) 1.. IA lag Lottery,
verdict fur the seuraent of damage proved. The son laid in had been upset. that 'their Necessary repose should mot be disturbed by the __......-..
following Capil
she declaration was certainly eroreirrea • but it probably uss Samuel Furzemsn confirmed the testimony of the former ',Winch. invad, r. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1842. 19.900
es mereflourish of mon, voting special pleader. witnesses. lie had made diligent search, but hail been on. The object of the Oaths by which these wretches attempted On she Flat. RAW HIDES.
15,902
The SoLICIToa-GENERAL aid she Pi•intiffa originally able to And Haggerty. He laid travelled many miles fur to bind their cumbiestios were cleerly ascertained. They The sport this day has been most excellent, and every Best Heifers &Steers, perms. Ordinary •• Is fhl le 20 41
Among the I
thought they could rec...er much more; but they were mis. (bet purpose. • , required obedience so unknown leaders to effect endeflord hare beet the dog.. The following is a correct statement : 21 10.1 to 3. Od Market Calf.. nth 10. ad 10, Royal
Middlinge Is ad to 2. 114 Emig. Ho Os Od Is 0. N taken as to the kind of damage included in the mania of Jobe Brun nrwelsendril Burrell al Chelsea College. Wit. wiwpwara. moss were totem by eight nod even hy diy, and
the Art. weirs told him, " I apprehend yes on • 11•7101111 charge." •
. carefully concealed until required to be brought fors's" Mr. Northey's bl. is. Nutshell heat Mr. Scott's Wk. sad w. I. -
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The 1 ORD CM 1 ITT -Defier said, still the sum was out of The Prisoner seemed agitated, sod witness added," It is tor when It answered the er• ws of these daring coustorsturs. Re Jay SHEEP SKINS.
•Il proportion. hesving • man oat of the window." Ihe Prisoner vies the objeets of these onions whst they may, the cons,- Mr. Northev's bl. b. Nen best Lord Dormieles r. d. Alum. Polled . 4. 6.1 to 6s 04 I -The !
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The Jury foiled • verdict for the Plai•tiffe-Damages deemed is a blue cool, and said he was eminent of the charge• queens were of fright I eternity, and insensibly led ea Io Lord River'''. sal. d. Roebuck beat Mr. Northey's w. d. No Downs
'331. 14s. 3d. Witness said, "Then why did you abscond!' and he replied, m 0,4 unexpected and dreadful emits. It was sot merely
vrion. '. Lii.i.. 1
-- - --- ----- ------ "My mother wished me to go out of she way, lest I shouIdPRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. the taking of arms was the result, but warders of the most Lord Dunwieli's w. b. Mop beat Mr. Northre'e blk. Is • great ENT'
be taken," In answer to other panties., the Prisoner Stew rock irre. maw alas.
OLD BAILEY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 44. shucking nat•re were perpetrated. Neither •age nor sea was Nobles. .„A Wormy a
twirl lie had gone In Star court, Unioii.orret, Broough. The spared-and the very infant is the womb becomes a victim Ur. Scott's blk. d. bedeck's beat Lord Rivers's blk. and w. d. Kest ....el 16s to 51 8. Kent .... itf 10. to 41 let
MORROW, or
Prisoner's right eye was 4 up, and winces asked why 6.. their savage atrocity. These were met accidental hut se. Romulus. Moen ..2/ 10. to 3/ 109 Sussex .... 21 tie to 41 3,
MURDER IN CHARLES-STREET. he covered it, and whit was the matter with it! The Pri- y and inevitable consequences of the system that was Lord Rivers 's talk. b. Riddle beat Mr. Scott's blk. and w. b. Ewa. ...41 lie to 4/ 10, Erse:.... 21 14. to 4! 4, ' drown. Nearly
.uiewrow, is 0
Thomas Burrell and Muria Angel were indicted fur the sotier answered, .• I covered it up is •order that I might re. minima. The man is led out he knows not where, and he Ibis. Penitent, fine, 71. to lot. 0.-Seconds, 4!. 104. to 71.7 e the Tickets mu
'wilful murder of James Thayer, on the 24th September last. drive my 'pention unnoticed." The Prisoner then look the knows not fur sham-he hears the cries of the murdered-be Mr. Northey's y. b. Naas beat Mr. Redhead's bl. sod w. b. use tO,OOOl. P
Mr. S. Fitzpatrick, clerk to the Police-01in, Marlborough. handkerchief from his eye, and said, "Never mind, I will sees theoorch •pplied-he is witness of the coif. erasion, Lapwing. COAL MARKET, FEBRUARY 22. ' lase Lottery, 1
et I, put iii • deposetton, Islet, us the 30th November, scqnslnt the Magistrate all about it." and refers is tbe morning to his dwelling loaded as, dame- lap
Setnes blk. b. Irene beat Levi Illappard's Wk. d. Kub. Ships al Masket. Ships Sold. Pell e. s Weft of the G
front the deceased, and signed by him. This deposition was John Sweet man, boute.xergeoe st Middlesex Hoepital, ed with guilt.
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read in part by the Clerk of the Arraigns, bet in course- maw the d d brought in. lie use i ible, and bad These are she necessary results.-To soy that • religious 17 Sunderlaud
•335. Od. so 43,. et. I ela vied She
(pence of • legal objection to its admissibility is evidence, an extensive wooed on the right side of the forehead. It or litical feeling had as Mason is them was idle sod NAVAL INTBLLIGENcE. 1 Cinders... .. . 1
it was not entirely gone through. was a severe sontiositill. Oo the following day he partially absurd; an associatios of ruffians who had severed them.
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Mary Thayer deposed that she was the wife of the de. recovered has sense.. He complained of pain is his head,
selves from earth and h ; osteasts spirally from God end
PORT•MODTH, FERRU•RY 21. sten BMWS
erased, and in Siptember last lived at Kensington ;on Mon. and as soon a. that subsided St. Anthony's fire appeared in
. religion, %rhos violeoce was directed se well sailed the Sailed the Eeryales for the Illediters envoi ; Pilot trees. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, FeRROIIT li.
O'CLOCK TH
day lllrli September her husband went to town in very good his face. This weal off, sad returned, and arils subsided. priest at the altar as sgainat the Mussels on lois throne: Amsterdam ....CF. 12 9 Leghorn CI
port fur the Cape of Good Hope ; Intrepid transport for the
health, and the next day she saw him in the hospital. He In shunt len days afterwards be had no stack of inflamma- held, hopeless and fearless as they were, to mention religion Ditto at sight l2 5 Gomez 431 i
, I eastward ; General Palmer, Truscutt, for Madras ; eteres,
died is January last. lion in his lungs, and three days afterwards an inflamma. I
is eunotnCtiou with them, was to profane its sacred name ana i Graham, f Newcastle; d V A fur B • I or an row nos, net*. Rotterdam .... 2L.11 9 Venice 0740
Robert Clark produced a hat, which he found at No. 42, lino in the bowels. The inflammation in the bowels might cbsracter.Aetwerp l2 p Malta 4l ir and J. E.
Charles-street, Drury-lane, on the Aim flour, on the night be in consequence of the accident, but not the inflammation It could not he unknown to the Jury, that • Special Coni• I PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY le. Hambergh -.lf C. 37 4 Naples
is question. The hat being shrew to the tart wiiness, wasout of the • -
on the lungs. On the 24111 December he went
ideatifieri by her as belonging to her husband. bormit•l, sod a few days afterwards returned and died. The Twelve persons had there forfeited 16114 lives in cousequence , al ea"
S•I d the H 4, De G h f P t l' 1 roc y, or Of Flooo .I, 0 perform Paris 3 day's sight .. 25 40 Lisbon
Manual, Pethick, in Septc•nber last, lived at 4P., Charles- body was opened. In the head waa an I collection of of their crimes-their debt to this world was paid, sod it quarantine.
Ditto .........4 U. 25 70 Oporto
ntreet, which WAS kept by one Haggerty. Haggerty lived water. Os the chest there was 1111 inflammation sod ailhe- wita consolation to know, that by the wholesome admonitioss reesiotern, resettrear 20.
Bourdeaex 25 70 Rio Janeiro .. ..... .4h festenete Uiee
with his wife in the front parlour; the two young women siren of the hags. There were also marks of inflammation of the Ministers of God, they hail b-eit led to deep regret .
Sailed the Enigheden, Pedersen, fur Marseilles: Sleet- Frankfort on the Bahia ...,..
lived in the front room first door ; Sarah Brown lived in the in the li.rwele The right haunch boos wee broken across, for the iefirtestion to which they had fallen victims, The IllwsTr Buwdeu, fur Naples; aed Puccii., Wilkie, for Main, r. t 0... .. s e•is ss 15. Dublin . .......
two pair front room ; witness heed with Angel and Burrell such the fracture extended across the hip joint; and a sharp e Government of the country thought that after such as exam- Pers.
Petenburgh,rbl. S U. h 1 Cork
(the Prisoners) in the two pair back room. Burrell was a piece of broken boot protruded into the cavity of she ando• P. the extension of the royal prerogative of mercy to two MARGATE. reaavaaw 21.
Victims effective 2 M lt/ 11 BULLION.
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pensioner. On the night of the 24th September, witness men. An abscess: containing • piot of waster, eaten(led six of the victim' of delusion, who had forfeited their lives,
. The True Blue. of Boston, lust an an chor of here this a.. .
Trieste....oo 10 12 Portugal Gold in I• I A°'
met deceased near Southampton-buildiornin Holborn. She or eight Welles along the spine. The hip joiut itself was might be productive of salutary effect. He regretted to morning, hest is has been recovered and tainted here. The
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went with him houte,after haviog takes a glass of gin. She sound. Ile ascribed the death of She porient to the fever say, that the anticipated Effects of this crummier of the vessel proceeded fur the Riser.
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took him into the two pair back room. He asked her to produced by the irritation of the abscess. That ewes was highest prerogative have been es yet, be 'mold not say es- DARTMOUTH, FEBRUARY 10. wimps 361 1 Bars 317 VII the Ise Ossonse
cook him some steaks, and rite her sixpence and three• occasioned by tie irritation of the pointed bone. That frac- finely frustrated, butts leery great !tree aseffertest. Arrived the ilibereis from S. h fur Havre, out soveriowa 3O New Doubloon. -5 0 s 18;061'•"'
halfpence to get th•in. She fetched the steaks, and returned lure might have been occasioned by • Lill or blow. It was too plain note e •istaries from that Pandemonium twenty-six days ; she bas experienced very bid weather; is Seville 36 New Milers 049, ' 11111o0'1 4
to him. 'leashed her if she had any bread, and gave her The foregoing testimony was confirmed by another sum- had left that comity, and had come to the counties of Cork long. 16. fell to with • quantity of oil casks, supposed from Gibraltar
Lairs crown to fetch some. bhe went down stairs, and saw run, who thoutitt the more proximate cause of death was and Kerry, and p-setieed the same violent and lawless sc.{ Newfoundland. '1
Burrell in the passage, and asked him to fetch some bread. the steer in the cavities of the brain. 7 hat wrier proceeded as had distriigui.hed their previous career. Be did nut =sesta MULL, FIBRUARTIO The Drawing el
He said he would, sod she gave him the half-erowe. He from inflammation; the inflummatioe was caused by a oe. to offer idle rompliseeuts to the residents of this county, hot The Endeavour, Cured?, from Sunderland for 11 isbech, MARRIAGES. will c
brought the loaf up and gave It to her, without any were contusion He had no doubt that the blow received.b ire at the resider" a t‘'
Y he was satisfied that hid it not born disiracts.l by the elllie. hu been ashore on Spurn Point, but got off without damage. On Thursday, by special line ,
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change. He knew she hod somebody in the room, end the deceased from the fall, caused his death. series from the neighbotering were 44 riot, it would leave ORAL, FEBRUARY 11. Dowager 1.a.1y Ford. in Queen Anew-sweet, by he K "
he knocked at the door without going in. He then The Prisoners were then culled on for their defence, mid still preserved its peace arid loyalty. Unheppily, numbers Came down from the River the Little Sally. Gibson, for Lit,l (0
Charles Ford, M.A., Chaplain to the Right Hun
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went f• r a halfpenny's worth of salt. Deceased was protested their intruceuee, but called no witnesseseither to of the peasantry bad been wifortunate enough to yield Malts, Ac. ; Sir William Compeer, Davidsuer, for Bane. Derrombire, to
vine, Colonel Chichester. of Arlington, . ~. CARROLI
Mini sensible eseagh to know what he was about. Bur- facts or to t !tarsier. themselves up to delusion-oaths had been administered- luta; Asia, Lindsay, fur Calcutta ; end Friends, fur Ja. the Isle and sneerer nr
phis Catherine, third daughter of
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tell did not return with the salt, sod in about eve mi. Mr. Justice BEST darted the Jury at rest length, and arms taken-murders perpetrated, and eves reaellion excited mans. presest Sir FTIOCiII Ford, Bart. sod men is the late hers euemeood,cen
notes oaten.' west dews stairs. She Veal across the they returned a verdict, ending Mar a Angel Nod Guilty ; and fomented. To the credit of lice Manistrsey and Gentle- Arrived the Ellen, Barton, from Shields for Jamaica, mid Viscount Ammo. le she snares whir
had
way to Mrs. Elliott's, whither shed sent Burrell, and and Thomas Burrell Guilly of JiamlaugLter. men of the county, they bad wish promptness come forward sailed with the whole of the untward.bound. the Thursday last at the Church of St. lifary•le.bose Wien, No. 19,
foetid him there; sad sold him, "Don't wait for the salt, Mr. Justice BST, address•og the Prisoner, said, she Jury and successfully
resisted these proceedings-be could nut the Rev. Edward Pelham), M.A. sod afterwards, artwt'`, geld is the last
for the man Is out of his mind." She said that became* bad returned a set, just verdict, but observed. it was as hod 'efficiently peens these Gentlemen-they deserved the gra- LIVERPOOL, FEBRUAIY 20. • eh of Rome at the bow.
tor to the rites of the Choi 1 .. poet 11,45
Several boxes of oranges picket ff Cape
Were •p 0 Clear
Thayer was out of his inked. Burrell reiterated with her into •• es-e of masslaurter as poslible, and he might expect the 'Meade of every clam of the iuhsbitants.A. C. Bowie, un in Wiinpok.streci, the Chewer/Is ISA(
the parlour, sod gave her the charge. Haggerty and his full pena!ty of the law to be inflicted upon him. Is was consolatory to kern, thet in these illegal ls. res the 11 th hasten., which 4010 the marks (R. 1.8.) are sup. rdis mane of be i B
,OGIS t ale aeon de Nerange de Brewer.
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posed to be the cargo of the Earl Conrdale, from A S Le ' d li fhe late S.C.lert,fil• FIVE ~
wife and •Mari• Angel, Were there. Burrell had a white -- . . . lions, no individual was to be toned of the rank of • gen. to una eiranna else, sug ter u i • •
St. Michael's far Liverpool; • d stole 24th January.
jack•et us •; Haggerty was in bed endrnsed. Mans •asked Ilentse, silly ur infatuated enough to countenance or sup-Lieutenant-Goren°, of the Colony of Essequibo. FIVE .
Angel so take the change up to the maw, saying, she was POLICE. port their designs. lie was at a loss to think what the MILFORD, FEBRUARY 20. DEATHS.
afraid he would strike her. Angel west up with it, and -me.- The S
wretched people inagioed. Did they think that any success .Wills,
Swallow, from Bristol for 'nosput •11 here
G r la On Sunday last, at Market Rases, sited 54, MN. Nffe'
rime down again almost directly. Me said the man had • awild sad . a with four or live fret water her Id • she ran or H•b. A: .. widow of John t 80W-WRIST, coml. steed their
struck her. end that she had not gives him the dotage. The HORSE STEALING. &reties Pill on theground, sod • after filled
were so every respectable man in the county, hacked by the . OOO • • tir•
Grove, in Lincolnshire, and formerly of liebere. 4 , NON', D
change was gives to Mrs. Haggerty, who west up and pre. Yesterday The Friends, Blenkumop for Barbadues is sad
Robert Christmas was brought before Thome. laws, and supported by the Coustitution ! nee stasost may .. i 9 repaired, reset, of Kilkeamy. Her remains were Ittlet "
eed n Ile"' of inerhetie ere
sail, returned, saying, she had ryes the Mae the change, • Halls, pa+ by trammel Drekenso. and William Hewill, of them could hope was to e.espe the gallows. taking or board her cargo.
day is the (Amity valet at Swinderby. „ id 56],•Praptoeaser
awe that he attempted to strike her. Derrell then slid, two of the dismounted petrol, on a charge of steal. But their oppoeition to the lows is not conspiracy it is ----- •- - - • ..... -- Os the 17th natant, Enacts Maria, wife of Mr' I' ,- nu• sentorieg 1
o What Imams has the man to strike Angel!" He •P• lug • twy horse, the property of John Winch, • coach-pro- madoess-it is isibtranuo What • state dud they 'set re- PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. - . Abbott, of Leigh-street, Berme Crescent. emelt. the $ ,
peered imp sagry; immediately Burrell west up, and wit. Ban{; Stock
praetor at Sirefferd.-The Prisoner was committed to New- dace theessobres le ! Previously to their lawless rismocietion .4481 243 3 pre Ct. N. Ane..10411 Oaths Bedford ve„... ,_ la 1
rith instant, at his boost, Caroline-0"H, r „ . "'l'm rime,
beta heard • seise as if they wire Ighting. She heard the gate f„ trial at the poem,' gewito„. there was sot a miss of them that was sot protected by Ilse 249 1031 1041 • "rare, Arthur William Dee* Feq. is his 60th pm , by Mr.Jadmston,
cry .f" Murder!" mod • see die. She could sot say which of laws of the Sod so the highest of kis suPeriors-4he7 were 3 •per Ct. Red.
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them (nisi " Murder!" Mr. Haggerty was still in bed, and . equally Walled to redress if sought for, sod the way was ..9 - sad ON mediae,
Angel was is die parlour. Settees thee went for • watch- A great and sodden rim recently took place in equally epee foe their •pprals to the Lerslatere, or fur reti- r. __ 1 ndia Bonds 54 50 54 p •••"="' -----7---------------- Ad,'
rams it the desire of Mrs. Haggerty, who said, "There the price of tallow. It was effected by the address two to the gracious Monarch by whom they were reversed. 9 1 Ct. C per t. env. .. 78111 Ea, Bills, 2.... 1.0001.BRIDGE
HIGH WATER AT LONDON _ _
THIS DAT. see in iiB4l
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to Gili
weeld be a piece of work." Widens west met Burke, the of one great speculator in the trade, who contrived To be run they had shared as all bad, whether high or tow, 3 i per Cent 901 1 2 pr. Evening 37 sun a.
Morning II after 3. 1 . . Is esPeetett.
watchman, mid informed him what bad happened. Oa her . in the noisfettitiers of the times, but shey had labeilly taken 4 per Celit& •• • .971. - - -
1 onopoltze nearly the whole of the itticle on 98 Ditto Small .... 4 9 pr. ' PEW Is• rotors, before she entered ibe hoes, she saw dreessed fall 0 di, ~ r the worst possible inude et bairn% their surer lags &Headed to. 971 Printed and Pellitsird al THE BRITISH
from the window of she front room en the seated Boer; he hand. Ms purchases "n""till to upwards o' tali with armed men-with es auriate sod leeks rubble, Como. for Acc. 74,1,1!ii 0 nelßii
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fs:l Bat ea his face. She was about lee solsoles gone, end u roar bunered thousand pou..ds! • that the Government of the comstry will parley ! Certainly WELL, of the Stank
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