The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-10 00:00:00

ATOIDER HIGLER's-LANE.

UmoN-HALL..--Yesterday the two persons eharg-
ed with murder were again brought up for a private
examination.

'lnn Wilson, alias Young, charged on suspicion of
being concerned in the murder. of Aim Webb, alias
-Winterflood, in Higler's-lane, was first examined.
She replied to the questions with great 'appearance
of frankness and simplicity. Her first tale went to
something very, near an admission of the fails stated
in the informiltion on which the Officer had appre-
hended her, which was in substiince as
That on the night the foul deed was committed, the
Prisoner, in company with another girl, and a man
named neither of whom are in custody,. met
with the deceased in. a state of 'intoxication : she
was condudted to a certain place, not at present to
be named; and there, after a slight quarrel, blowy
passed, which ended in what caused her death.
The body was then said, for the sako of
to have been put into a sack, and -carried down in,
the mutilated
.state to, the plaCe where it was 'found.
This is the main substance of the first part of the
business. All knowledge of this the Prisoner now
denies, and varies, in fat, most materially fronkher
first examination.

A number of witnesses, called in separately, and
kept entirely apart, chiefly of the prostitute class,
were yesterday examined ; lite" More transpirtql
than from (e evidence, who deposed, -by way of
corroboratipt, to the tan of seeing some personstaking down a sack, just where the body was founci,
about two in the morning.—ln this ,state of
tainty, as to positive proof, the case re;nains at p.rt:-
sent ; and in expedation of further testihm;ny,
was remanded fir another-hearing.
MuRDErt or OLD MATTHEWS.—foIin Lraqu'un was
again examined on this charge, and again remeitic4,,,
in the absence of an essential witness.

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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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x-,Nov. 9:—. We are here •ilt -continual alarm ;•
the lrei~ci~; have a, camp on• the other side- of
the Vistula, tire upon us day and night. Hitherto
only a few houses and a few men havg been injured,,
nor IMS any vessel. appeared upon the Vistula, by
which the enemy could effeia a passaq,,, over. _'Soule
of their stragglers have been taken by,the Garrison.
cortudnade is ntostyisalent 4t 41;ght, but as we
are convinced it cannot hurt us) 'it creates but little
"senation. Last week a.. hoqse Was--011 fire on the
Other -side.of the. RiveF, which The enemy had got
posFession of to annoy our people on the Walls. The
French, Gc-nefai, has sent to our. Commandant (LE-
sfroffo) several times fyr fwage, without etfe6t, The
French are in want of every thing. Our Garrison
consits of litdov.,!s 14'usileers, and a battalion of Si-
let,ian Grenadiers. .

HANOVER, DEC. 21.—We are to furnish 400
horics for the French nniv. = •,

-'lll4•,\TBjeityftl*.:Ernper(;r I\TAttotEoN has nominat-
e4lan Intendant-General .for this Country. LA SA-
LICETTi, the Governor, has not yet arrived.
The Fren4iOops are Mill on their way from
Caskl. T ili.y ate said to consist of a regiment_pf
Ltalian intarttry, -on. their march 'to join General
MORTIER. _

Putts, DEC. Mullein- of the 15th con-
tains the following Proclamation of his Prussian Ma-:
jesty-against the Insurgents and Accomplices in the
late. imairreiiion in South sPrussia :
" f lis Prussian Majesty has, been informed that'
some disorderly movements ,have taken place in the
I,),Tartinents of Posen and Kalisch. His Majesty, is
ritjsnadcd, that the greatest part of tlie
150,i ng South Prussia, and to which the,llepartnienr.
of Wi arsaw'has*giyen so greatan example; will never
ftirget the be,netits that have been bestowed upon
them; It can be old); a *few Members of the Na-'
Live Noblesse, or strangers; who endeavour to form*
a prty.in favour of the enemy, a.ri'd excite insurrec-
tion.in the Country,. in order to derive Sotue unjust
11(1I)e.rsottill advantages th'oSe disasters which
may beintroduced*by a Civil War. .These persons
areaire43-,Stained ‘..),ith* the blood of their fellow-
zens, anti it Will be necessary to use the greatest
severity toward's the rest of these abandoned Mem-
bers. His Majesty delivers theM, up to martial-law,
and orders the Authorities to arrest the Nobles that
shew any disposition-to take part' in the Inktirreaion ;
ind'he likewise *orders ail Military Tribunals to shoot
-such persons oil the spot 'as sIeUJ be convkled of
taking part in the 'lnsurreaion.; evety accomplice,
Avlo,Oiiii denounce any guilty pitison, shall not only
ost;ape punishment . himself,' but even obtain a re-'
otnpepse.

" FREDERICK

" Ostcrock. Nov. t 3, 18 6 "

• POSEN, DEC.' 13.—0 n the gth inst.' tbe`Marquis
LUtCHE.SINI and General ZAsTitow, atter baymg
had a conference, set out to join their Sovereign : the
Deputies of the Department of Warsaui had on the
inth hist:an audience of the Emperor NkroLE,ol4,
who condescenduid to cenverse with them for an hour

awl a half; these Deputies were afterwards invited
to dinner I,viih the Grand Marshal of th? Palace Du-
.
itoc, and' in. the eVetfing to the Assembly of the

Ei-npero.;.

VIENNA, Dr.b. g. —lt is now certain that all the
Austrian regiments which formed a cordon on the
frontiers lfave received Orders to return to their usual
quarters. The fear, thengfpre, that -the House of
Austria may be drawn in to take an aelive part in
the present''dil'nue's has-entirely vanished, and we
eousAer ourseiVes as assured of the duration of Peace.
DANTZIC, DEC. 18.—Every thing continues now
in the same sittiation, and the French hate, as-yet,
undertaken nothing against this city:
•-;"2l3a.kNor.snuaci-e; DEC. consoqubnce of
the,Peace concluded between Saxony and France,
the King of Saxony will furnish a considerable con-
tingent of troops, to 'tile amount of 20,00.0. h-ten..
- On the 15th instant peace was signed at Posen be-
tween his Majesty the Emperor and his Excellency
the Duke of Saxe Weimar. - -
The Prussian Royal Family is at Memel, Prince
is dead, and the PrincesS ALEXANDRINA
very in.
A traveller of distinaion; who comes- fram the
head-o,uarters of NAPOLEON, brings advice, that a
decisive battle between the French and-the:Russians
may be expthed to-day or to-morrow ; for yery
thing, he says,• is ready for the encounter. The
Russians occupy a very strong position.
SAXON V, Dec. 14-.--;,The Duke of Saxe-Weimar
.has acceded to the Confederation of the Rhine, and
.will furnish his continient.
ALTONA,-DEC. 26.---,The latest accounts. from
-Stralsund state that -the French were in full march
from Anclam for that city ; the suburbs of the place
bad been burned and the fortress was in the best
state of defence.

PitTERSBUR.C.3I4, Nov. 26. -- Field .Marshal

Count KAmiNsKY is'arrivecl in this city ; his
depar-
.ture for the army is daily expeacd.; he is celebrated
,thr'oughout the Russian army for his great know-
ledge of tactics, his bravery, and the,•irigour of his
;- • The Prussian General PrUHL is arrived here.

On CbriAmaS-day .last a number of peoplcas,
sembled in the•upper room oradwelling-borse,

Cross-stone,-near loglin9rden;‘ for the purpos&
divine worship: While they were thus engaged the
I. floor -gave way, by •which means the .greqt 'mass of
the congavgation was precipitated to the 'bottom',
and several, of them most dreadfully hurt. • A girl,'
of the name of llorsfall, . was so severely bruised
that she survived the ak:oikt.itAinly about three days.

Thursday_s nniglyat, the annual Meeitng of the
Members of the 1-1114tfierpoint Amicable. Society, iu
'
Ilrighton, Mr. Thon,l4:Mitchell, their Clerk; being
an excellent singer ;::‘,'',ls called,upon. fora song; with
'NvhiChlie had on fofther similar occasions often en-
tertained the co4?1-i-any ; he,
sang it accordingly, and
with his accustomed melody and Cheerfulness.; but
/-
aln w ! it as the.Jast he had to- Sing,, for he had no

Inoner chaunte4! the concluding line, than he re-
chnk-d his head- on the back of a chair, and expired
ithont algroan.

SPECIAL COIII3IISSION, 11 IREL,LIT.

CASTLEBAR, llec. S.

The Hon. Baron GEonGE opened -the COMMIS-
sion fin- the county of Mayo, at;d on the' next day
th'e- following Gentlemen were sworn upon the
Grand Jury :