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Pleasure 11'31 the evidence of 11110. Goodwia vras Wit ilsonzht
necessary, for it was improper that the feelings of a dir
tressed person should be umoreesarily wounded. After the
evidence of the medical gentlemen, so one peeler' in his
opinion mold doubt that the ',steamer' death was canoed
by his talkie( stale meld; and it was fur the Jury to deter.
none the question whether he hsd taken it knowing it to be
• poises, sir is neistake for Epsom Palls. From the state of
mind that the d sl was stated to be is so Fr idly sight,
it did sot appear that he al that hoe harboured in hie bosom
designs agates* his owe life; and his eallirg for hut water,
anal Bayou that it wee fur the purpose of mixing sell*, was
strong eindetire to she• that he really thereto the clothe
tonsil woe salts; an.) he thought there could he little doubt
of his having purchased the noxious ingredieuta for Epsom
soles.

The Jury lied for a shawl time, and returned a ver.
♦iet—" Died from taking uttalie acid is mistake fur Epsom
malts."

1. was proposed to add to the toreillet, " nod which said
oxalic scot was sold to the deressell be mistake for Epsom
Mils;" bat the proposal.... was rejected, as no evidence
that related to the purchase of the article had bees Int/sight
'unsaid.

DISCOVERY OF THE WELL IN SIVA V-YARD

The workmen ere still continuing thei► labours to clear the
rubbsslt fr this well (slow clearly proved to have been
linen) asid covered over with limber, previously to its being
coveted in, and the road over it being made. Ou Friday
they bad gut to the depots of 'Nearly twenty feel, but with-
out bristle obit to discover the extent of the hi ick-work
of which it i■ fumed, •Ilholigh they bored to the depth
of shout fifteen feet theper, Its the course of their la.
boors they drew up a piece of limb., about four feel
in length in • completely decoyed stale, and which, in the
opinion of thute most competes.( to judge, must have lain
there Nearly a hundred yeas& The brickwork is about ten
Get in diameter, and so formed, as, on arriving at a certain
bright (about right feet Gum the surface), to empty itself
into the continua *ewer, into which the water taken out is
11... emptied. There is, ►owever, reason to believe the dept h
wet he fusuJ to he far less than at first anticipated, although
it may extend below the bed of the river.

AGRICULTURAL DISTRRSS.

Extract of a letter from Crawley, October 2

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" 1 am Just returned from the sale of D.'s effects, a few
miles from, score. Horses, vivre, sheep, farming tackle, far-
Itissee, almost every thing was sold fur ma old song. D. en.
treed upon his farm in the year 1810, having purchased the
f. Medd for 80,5001.—mortgaging it, however, at the same
lime fur 11,0b01. Three years ago things west so bad with him
that the mortgage. mime, less called is, sad the farm was
sold at Gerraway's for 10.8701. which was considered a greet
price. The purchaser offered it to D. at an annual rent of
3001., which, as be had no other prospect, he accepted, and
now, such is she state of the times, he is completely raised,
and oven the bed upon whirls be lay is sold away fi ono him.
The farmers hereabouts are in a terrible coodition—what
with rents, tithes and taxes, they will soon Sad as end of
their capital. Landlords boast of having reduced their
rents twenty five per cent., but they seem to forget that
when things were at the highest (wheal at 35/. to 451. per
load), they axed the rents which they have reduced 25 per
rent., and now wheat is only 101. to 12/. per load. Besides,
is out an income of 15,0001. per "mourn much hetter to a
Is .rls.ulJcr now thou 20,000/. during the wee ? At the pre.
sent prier of produce, to pay the grower„renis must come
Juan one-half at least, and so most tithes—the taxes might be
provided fur if that were dom. Some of the clergy, how.
ever, huh' out bard for their tenths. lu an adjoining pariah
the tithes were compounded fur, fur three year, for Wt.
11..111111MM, bet the agreement expired yesterday—she parson
now went. 1,0001. and the parish are resolved to give so more
than 00011. A hop grower, who has upwards of 250 of
bop plantation in doe manly, declared at the last Lewes
market, that be had lost in the last year upwards of 4,0001.
and shit he experts to tome still mine this year."

A r•wnrd of 500/. is offered in Saturday night's
Gti:etie for the discovery of the person or per-
ilous who, in the night of the 25th ultimo. set
fire Ina field barn, in she %Vents, county of Nor.
folk. in the occupation of Alt. T. POOLY ; also a
reward of 501. fur the discovery of the person or
persons who, io the night of the 30111 ult. set fire to
an out-house and rick of twee, on the estate of
Chellacons, Devonshire—with a promise of pardon
to any accomplices making such discoveries.
An ext►aordntary circumstance took place on the
sale of two estate., by auction, by Mr. WELLER,
out Monday last. at Midhorst. A desirable free.
hold mate of 167 A. 2 R. 4 r. statute measure, with
an excellent house and agricultural buildings, and
right of down for 450 sheep, the whole in a good
state of cultivation, with mimedtate possession, was
knocked down for 2.800/. The timber and under-
woods, soloed in 1818 at 759/. 10.. the purchaser
an. to tike n nt Out price; the improvement in the
growth wes more than tantamount to the present
drpre•sed period: thew w.s also a great quantity of
game. The other was a copyhold estate of inherit.
once, called " Psgrun Hull Farm," in the portals of
Woollseding„ with agricultural buildings, end forty
statute acres of laud, with unlimited common rights,
and a great nursery for game, sold for 7501. It was
advertored to be sold without any resttictuso, and
there was no person that hid either directly or M.
directly its behalf of the proprietor.
MODERN MIRACLLI.—A pamphlet has been
publisised in Dublirt, containing, among other
such vouchers for the wonder-working powers of
Prince Alex. Hohenloher the following letter from
%V. Talbot, El. of Castle Talbot, in the coital
of %Vexlord

" Dublin, Septeinber 41.

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" On way retorts frost the Continrse, findmg that you arc
on the point of gloms; a new edition of the letters lately
published by Kest'My and Brown, emit/similes serous,. of
some intrarsolows tures effected so warms. part. of Ger-
many. 'brooch the prolve.• of his Bechar*. Ow it,,. Al. x.
ander hiller of Holtentoter, Oran of Bsmberg, Ste. I deem
it right and conducive to the greater glory of Almighty
God, to state the following, whit h occurred on the of
l.y last, 11l the presence of John ra!bot, EiN nephew and
heir of the Hight Hos. the Earl of hiornabory, and his
1.4), to his Highness** own Palace of Bamberg, as misted
to me Ly them at Brussels, in the mouth of Jour last. The
Get C. an follows:

"• During a visit paid la his Highness as the day above
mertioned, a woman billowing under • dada's., which bad
baM,d the best magical smustaace is Gerassay, was per.
(icily and Salaamsly cured as the Prism, usly 'spat a
prayer user her, is the astosi.berst of all present ; a psun(
of which was, bee replying to seesaws. pat is the lows it
tone of voice at she extrratily of a very lust gallery of she
Palace, mot ugly by the Praire himself, but by bir. sad MM.
TatDWI, sad other eassissay who were is the room at the
time.

" A lady of high rook is Frames. and who bad travelled
360 miles to see his Nighaess, hod heen instantly cared on
the preceding day dam ulcer is her Gee, by the imposition
of Ins bands, as she related it herself is Mrs. Talbot. In
tine, I should sever cad were I to relate the various WOO..
den wrought, seder God, by ibis most holy sod amiable
ecclesiastic, who is but iu his 49th year, and its his wssti
person as irviseible roof that the Holy, ('albeit,, Apo..
tolic, and Kumasi Choich, is the hue ore of Christ, resew.
lag, as be does so fsequestly, the mirseks of oar blessed
R.irsoser bud his Apostles.'

'• Over his bid karts the identical tertian *sett by the
tryst rt. Presets Xavier, in tlie ladies, • prises' fie= his
Holiness Piss ilia Vllib. The above defies dr eel esolleil
Ines of Hh1011.1014:
°' L,.bil a Dess Is somas sate'