The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-02 00:00:00

appear„that from the time

of Williams's attrOtension, be contemplated hi
o.wn. destruaion : but.that he finally resolved upon
it,w hen the identity of the mall had been made one.
intention is to be inferred from the circumstance

cif there being found in his pocket, in the Hose of
Correa-lion, after ,his d,...0th, a piece of iron-hoop,.
sufficiently sharp to Wound' hirnsell' mortally. It
c'xcired-surprise at first, hOW he can* by this piece'
of hoop ; having it net with him when taken into.
custody, nor was any thing:foutid upOn him Wheif
'he was put, into the lock-up-house. The officers at
length diseovered, that part of the iro'n-fastenings.
'which secured the walls of .the room, for the tens.
notary confinement 'of prisoners, in the Leh' ck'A
Head, opposite SI-dwell Office, was removed ; and
upon comparing' the piece of iron-hoop ‘‘ ith the
fra6tured part. of the fl,tening, the preci-e-
-sporidenedwas obvious ; and it was cuneluded, thA
the deceased: during his start cOnfiripmeot, after
his last examination, broke-it, away, andr..!stfry ed. it
for, his purpose. It has been ascertained that tu+
was alive at three in the morning ,on which he ‘1,4
found dead. One. of the prisoners;- who was con--
'fined in the adjoining cell, heard the rartling•olhis
irons, as if he. was walking•about. This idea is
strengthened by his being still warrn, though quite
dead, when cut down. InqUiries 'have-been made
to ascertain his relations, or fotnihr contieKtons ;•blit
hitherto they Have been fruitless, as he went by'a
feigned name, and. had been ' long separated fror4
his friends and conneaions in Ireland. • ••

• In consequence of a recent decision in the Court
of Teinds (or Titees), in Edinburgh, none of the
established clergy of Scotland will have a . sturdier
stipend than 1501. Sterling, and 81. 6s. Bd. for coin-
rnonion elements, •besides a manse and*glebe in the
country parishes.

From the port of Aberdeen; we see brthe circu-
lated list; upwards of 20,000 tens of shipping
king to that port,, excslusive of those on the stocks.
No Scottish port, except Greeriock;can hest of pos,
sessing vessels to the value of half a million ; Aber-
deeniS still increasing. •
On Monday evening, about seven o'clock,.two
respeelably-dreaSed men called • a Coach from ths
stand at Charing;cross, and were driven into Carey-
street, Lincoln's•inn-fields, from. whence they were
driven to,Paddington. Here was intimated troth
one to the -other, in the Presence of Saunders, th'e
coactman, that they. would sup at a friend's houSe;:
about two miles along the Barrow-road. They
had ascertained that the coachman hail some mot;ey
about hiM by their asking change of a 21. note,
which he had-ready, and 'after driVing the two' lel-
lows about a mile on the road,,they alighted, knoCk-
ed the coachman down with a 'stick, and robbed
him 'of a metal
,watch, and 31. los. and made utt
across the fields: .
On Saturday, Fonseik, the Portoonese, who w;;,..
examined last Tuesday, Sit:ifiwell Pace:.

Qtfice, on a charge oflntuder, alleged'to Lave 1..-
committed by him 18 years ago; on a Scrjeant
MarineS., was brought up
.for further
when the Magistrates admitted Mr. Fdoseik to.Laj,
to be forthcoming When called upon.
Monday, at Queen-square police office; the fit;al
exarniastitm of .Mr. Isaac Clarke, charged' on st,t
piciory, from his 3inilarity in,, height, and outsid,.r.
coat, of being one of the perpetrators of the hOrrii
murders in Ratchtf-highway, on the gth inst. conk
place, when his innocence being fully proved; `ht:
was- finally discharged.
On Monday night,a , child, five years of age, he-
longing to Mrs. Arurid*le, satin-stitcher, Ni-).3,,City
Road,-being left alone during the absence of its pa-
rent, was
.so, deplorably burnt, by its clothes cotnriM-
nicating.Aith the file, as
.to cause its death in a f6ft
hours. '-