The Sun.
London, England, 1808-12-22 00:00:00

Elizabeth • 'hod another fat-tithe:4oler, was exa-
mined before the same-Magistrate, under more 3g-
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gravated circumstances. ,Thesamelirl, Mark: 130,,
was the principal witness in this case. Shell"-
known the Prisoner some months. On last Tins"-
day she went, accompanied by Sarah Saint fanother
girl not more than 14) to the place where the Di'
goner lodged, in Wheeler-street, Spital-fields, ictiere
they were met by Mrs. Wood's husband, who con,"
duded,them up stairs. Mrs. Wood soon appeared ;
and, after the. usual farce of shuffling and dividing
the cards, proceeded to relate the fortunate events
which would happen to her ; she • said she was'
cross the water, -which she had already done,'3nd
that. she lived very near a corner house ; she wAO
not to keep company with any boys till she was 11
or 20. Mrs. Wood said, that the person she lined
with was her greatest enemy, and that she was 11°
to' pay any attention to what she said, but treat lict,
with contempt ; that she would have a good 1)07
band and many tine children : if she wanted het
fortune told more certain by the planets, it would be
half a-crown : she demanded and received a, shilLog
for what she had already said.
Sarah Saint, • who was with Mary Bell; had her,
fortune told, which was something like that of the
latter.

The consequences of the frequent visits of these
_girls and several otherS, to Mrs. Carr and Nlir6*
Wood, began to be very serious, which was tl,®
cause of the present inquiry. firtor
• The worthy Magistrate,' with his usual fee— 7
and humanity, admonished, in the most salt-Ital.;
manner, the conduct of the girls, and rec"';
mended. them to the serious attention of 113 L.
parents; he at the same time reprobated the eon"
duaof the prisoners, whoare both married women,.

and have children of their own.
They were amvided as rogues and vagaboods:i
and committed to the House of Corredion, till trig
Sessions.

The trierids- of the girls were held in recognilancel
for their appearance again st(heirs.

DEC. 17.—0 n Saturday last a mei'''t
choly affair took place at Cove, Cork, the partial'
lars of which have been related as follow
Thornhill came over from Spike-Una,- between
seven and eight o'clock-on -1-ht-above morning,
order to take in execution the goods of one Buckield.rf
for an alledged debt due to him ; in attemPti,9s'.
which, he was- driven. out of the house, with "1-,.
•
party, by-Buckley and
,his fathily. After this Thorn"
hill proceeded down to the Barracks, and on his ifc.
turn he was met by Buckley, who had a large stick,.
or stave, for the purpose, as is ailedged,of ato ,
Mg Thornhill, who, on his approachinv, was c,lec
sired by Thornhill to keep otf; and Buckley o.
complying,. thelormer shot at him with a pisl°,.:
the contents of which lodged in his. groin ;
mediately fell, and •in a tew moments expired" I -
Thornhill. now fled to a house in the neighbour-10%,
loaded the pistol, and declared if Buckley's l'e°P'
pressed any farther, be would fire upon thew;
el
Upon this an application was Made to Caleo
Needham, of the garrison Battalion, who, will) al,:
alacrity mid promptitude, ordered-a serjeant and t`c
file of men to take him into custody, on whose 01,3;
pearance Thornhill surrendered, and was lodged 't,
te
file Barrack guard-r.c.Lyt On Sunday, Mr. 1,(10
coroner, attended; when a Juty being sworn, 00'
.fearing viewed the body-of the deceased, and ,
~e)`..*
ambled witnesses, returned a verditt, " that tbe
ceased, Buckley, received-his death by a would
a pistol-shot, tired at him by. Thornhill." 1'1i()1tl
hill was escorted to Cork, and lodged in the as.l'.or
gaol ; there-to abide till be tO oe.
es his trial at the e
suing Lent Assizes. Too much praise cannot
bestowed on both the Magistrates of cQve tor t-ht,„l
condua• upon the above melancholy occasiorr,,
Buckley has lett an .unhappy wife•andAhree chP"r`,..
to bemoan his untimely fate.

A few nights since, Ludiington house, in
ham, Surrey, the seat of Wm. Irving, Ecl•
broke open, and robbed of plate and other property
to a considerable amount.

•
BIRTH.. ler
On the Bth inst. at Regutas, the Lady of Thomas 1,4'4
Dick, Esq. younger, of Fountain-Hall, of a Daughter.
of
On the zth inst. at Conan-House Scotland, the Lady
HeCtor Mackenzie, Bart. of Gaid Lady
och, of a Son. r.
On the 14th inst. at Edinburgh, tl- e Lady of Patrick T°
tie, Esq. of a Son.
On Monday, the Lady of Henry Davidson, Esq. of
ford-square, of a Son.
The same day, in Upper Berkeley-street, Mrs. J. F•
mins, of a Son.
On the lath inst. in tohn-street, Fitzroy-square,
Lady of Captain John Bridges, of a Son.
On Tuesday, at Sunninghill Park, 13erks, the Lady of
Henry Crutchley, Lsq. of a Daughter.

On the Bth inst. the REAR Dr. William Brown, to 15V.
beta, daughter of john Taylor, Esq. of Prestonpaus.
.7e
On Tucsda-y se'imight, Groc.me, Esq. of
ham-place, to Miss Mary Ingram, daughter of Mr. 1"611
Surgeon, of Steyning.
ran-
On Saturday List, at St. George's, Hanover-snuare. • F
cis Hare Naylor, Esq. of 1.11e:be,..L-street, to Al:lria Me.7)ie
widow of Lieutenant-Colonel Ridgeway Healey, late 01
Madras Establishment.
On-the loth inst. at Mary-le-hone Church, Ilenry urY,
Esq. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, to Caroline•
coed daughter of A. tV. 'lay lot,. Esq. of
Herts. „ •
On Wednesday; Mr. George Moreworre`, of l'ancras—
r.
Cheapside, to Ass E. P. harrow,. daughterof Air ',Uar,°
of Ikasinghall-street.

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mJV
On the •;th inst. Mary Sophia Vardon, wife of 111°—
Vatdon, Esq. or St, lonti's-pl, Battersea Rise. t•
On Wednesday the 710 inst. in Green. Park-place,, 131
Charles Searle, Esq. of St. 's;cor.ge's, near Bristol.
On 1.-londay the kztli inst. at (isburr.'s hotel, Lt cideto
Skelton, 01 the Roy;',- Navy, aged 27. , -cost
Lately, in the .!Ist year of his age, the !tut/. 14.
of BAber,..o- place, Gxeat Waldingtield,
On the 9:11 inst. at Glasgov.-, Mr. David Allison, one,/
the Teachers and present ,Rr:".tor of the Grammar School
Glasgow. '
On the IStli inst. at Damirill, Cheshire, Theln3s co('
bett, Esq., in the 79th year of his .t.,;e. o „, lotto
n Su:lday morning last, Mrs. Butcher, w`l
ife ;
• DttiOier, Esq. of London bridge
Tor'
On Monday, at WitHant R,w's, Esq. Page-green.
tetiliam, Miss Sarah Row, aged r -
A tow days silee, Nliss i\,!•4xwell, eldest (laughter 01.
- Maxwell, Esq. of Rurnbuldsvr)ko.
Last week., at Knareshwony,ll, :,g,(l, $.l after a lirt4erirol:
illness, Mrs. Bruacdoelt wife of Mr. 13,0,4beit,
• that !;lace.'
;
Lately, William Daniel, Efiq. of Lyme Regis, •"" 11:6
County of Dorset.
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