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London, England, 1825-12-06 00:00:00

assisted In the escape and concealment of

John De Jersey. Louis de Campourcy (a
nil John Brock, were committed for trial : it
should he tincrisoneil in the public gaol until
they fintrd bail for their appearance ; the
e amount of 1001. each, and 31r. Brock to
was giro% Having received summonses
gentlemen appeared before the Court on

charges preferred against than. The
De Jersey and bouts de Campourcy, with
uteri and participated in the taking away,
young girl under age, dcoghter of the
r. Brock wa. merely charged with haring
her concealment. They pleaded Not
Counsels. They will be tried next

natire of Jervey) was brought before the
11136 accused of having committed dif.
of huitig returned to this islsnd after
therefrom for prior robberies. The Court
A Ur) to be banished horn this
property in the island (if any) confiscated

ICULARS OF THE LATE MURDER.
I, for a considerable period, lodged in
night preceding the murder the deceased
&toeing together ; • quarrel maned ; the
tern rearived a cut on the eye.lid ; about
separated, and Brown retired to his mom.
lid not go to bet ; he took. tip a fowling.
-se (It is enplaned) of ascertaining its coo.
partition, close to the tire.place, which
the plaster. A short. time afterwards
o the garden, from his window, and after.
the morning Chapman proceeded to the
I tired his piece on the preceding night,
Brown's eldest daughter (a girl about
the fowling-piece, and told her that
her bather ; he then wqnt down
ich ploorwast.the entrance td Bgown's
him, and staid, " Poe God's sake do
Chapman said that if she attempted
stolid shoot her." Brown came out of
kitchen, for the purpose, it is supposed, of
when Chapman placed his fowling-pieta
right shoulder. Brown immecliaiely fell
'ti him net to manic, hint, but in vain—
,. a ghastly and mortal wound was in.
man rushed into the street, and was caught
Ilichanl, when he exclaimed, " the villain
B. laid him down, and in about three minutes
expired. So close was the muzzle of the piece
• that the charge burned his clothes, and
e size of a half-crown. The piece was
iieh entered the right shoulder, under the
under the spine of the scapula, shattered
oilier articles of table furniture, and per.
the drawer.
during the graver part of last week. in
$ of the crown officer's witnesses against
charged with the wilful murder of William
most persons competent to give an opinion in
e believe that the prisoner's only choice of
o hint in the plea of Insanity, still it is generally
determined not to avail himself of It. Ile has
on him daily. His tri.d will not take
will be at the end of January next.

the crew of the Cymone. wrecked at
AI Friday Iso. Every attention is paid to
make no doubt but they will be amply pro-
torn to their own country. They are in
musculsr. and dressed like Moon.—The
wreck at Alderney will he wild here. An
complete farce ; there are neither mer-
mute,' to pay for such goods.—Soath.

'G lA:TELLIGENCE.

,LL'S, MONDAY, Dsc. L

betting men of all classes was very respect.
though brisk. did not produce any material
if we except two or three horses. Trtdrille
wourite, and the General is still advancing,
fast as he can. Mr. Thornhilre crooked
was brought up fo► the Oaks, and 33 to
t her, which arc extraordinary and almost
an Oaks favourite.
DERBT.

SO to I apt Twatty
20 to I apt Sophist
23 to I agst Canvass
23 to I agat Pranks
I 24 . to I apt Advance
I 30 to I agst Cedric
_ I against any other.
OAKS.
iliptheilite, le to I agst Elisabeth
Ili to I apt 80-peep
le to I apt Quadrille
It) to 1 apt Meal

:Ur R. .
23 in 1 apt Barefoot
25 to 1 agst Monareh
23 to 1 agst Sister to HOUMT

:(4 A PI'OINT3I E NTS.
. hound % will meet to-mortow. at the 23d
1; on Fri:lay at Tangiers; and Saturday

letter carriers from Lombard-street
=mug much beyond the usual
'the extra number of letters brought
and

ices of wool, the worsted shawl and
Oat for some time in Kilmarnock.

...era are now employed at silk trim-
sort.t of fancy fabrics from Paisley.
revel' doing very well. Extensive
wing front new quarters, and new
ire erecting in all parts of the town.

er of silk looms In this town
), and 400 in the vicinity. Each

de employment to two perwns ; so
ter., guillent, aril weavers, including
' in the throwing mills, in the ma-
sh'', amount to not fewer than
annual returns of the silk trade in
vied at not less than 150,000/. The
1,0001. per weak. The trade is at
a state, that wilting but the want
artisans employed prevents it from
*e are sorry to final that the unfor-
iation, which for some time past has
• now made ha appearance in this
It shoemakers have " turned out"
, they not only refuse to take any
their demands are complied with,
!neaten from employing the few
yet joined in this lawless cotnbins-
'al.-

of the wearers' combination, wine
en attempting to persuade their dip-
vs into •• ft irntlly s:teleties," for their
nit of work, without the least refer-

fer wraviug. Were dais
eet, the drones would draw Inr;t1e111;
of the iudurrions ; but lb* idea has
'et it bar hem atooted.—Glargetr

The Quarrellers colliers continue
ing suppott from their brethren in
inccenots are daily becoming more
it there is little Freept et of any ad-
being soon effected between the pro-
nib's". An attempt was, we under-
act fire to one of the pits, and a large
the (11.k:every of the incendiaries,
one trifling animosities exist between
Iv and old woikmen—no collisions,
taturc have oci-urred. In the mean
tercuoree with each otber.—l'ai,ley

swelled the Mersey to an 'tumor-
(xceptinc in one instance, than it
to rise. On Monday a great quan-
:e riok nee of the stream had carried
wafers, were caught near the town ;
y bi autitul trout were netted, weißb-
•, a pound and a half each.—

'our moil Prizes of 30,0001., &c.
( anon ts Contraett T. Tins i.
ha. always been remar►able for 'telling
y application at his fortunate OfEcer.
; and 26, Varcoll-street, ie therefore

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