The Sun.
London, England, 1805-10-25 00:00:00

dedice, fronitheericlenre of the rinseentor and his
wife, contradiaory testiamay.
The Court, .however, was of a contrary,,opitOn,
ttici hoped the ihgenuity of the I.karned Cotta el
Iladtiot wiped o!it from the.late!le,::t of the Jtu'y the
plain faits they stated.
.Tlle Jury round Richie and tlogggypty, and the
Court sentenced the former to pay a tine of and
the latter 40s. Lecand was acquatiV.

CORONER'S IN4UEST Tuesday evening, about
eight o'clock, an Inquest wasita.ken at St. Thomas's
Hospital, on the body of Thomas Norman, who cut
his throat in a hackney coach, onSatnrday evening
last, in his way from Vauxhall to the Borough.
John Coombs, driver of the hackney coLich,, No,
93 , qated, that on Saturday evening, between five
and six o'clock, the deceased had taken coach ,off
the stand, in the Borough, and ordered him to drive
to Vacs hill 3. a man who had something the. appear-
ance of a ticket porter got into the coach with him,
but left.. him ati Newington Turnpike ; the witness
proceeded to Vattxhall. On their arrival there,
however, the Gentleman, without stopping,
reed him to .drive back, but before he had prO-
ceedetl onhis return, he was again.ordered back
to Vauxhall, On stopping at the hbuseto which he
was direAed, die deceaied gave him a letter to deli-
ver, but immediately snatching it, front him again,
"B is not a,time,.to th.-4iver it now, drive back
again." The witness then drove hack, and on com-
ing to Newington, asked the deceased where lie
would be set down, whoreplied, " Where you took
tue up." On coming to St. Margaret's Hill, he got
down, and opened the door of the coach, and called
to' the decertged, several times, but received no an-
swer ; thinking he was: asleep; the witness put his
hand on his knee for the purpose of awaking him,
when-he fi.qt something wet, and the deceased not
answering, he began to be altrtued, shut the coach-
door, and drove to the White Horse publie,hoitse,
.Uniiin-street.
A Medical Gentleman, a friend of the ilecen!lted,
stated that for come time the deeeised had been in
dezponding way.
A relation of thc &Ceased was present,"arhose testi-
.
'tawny. perfeßly; agrc.,•ed with that of the last *rittress
The. Jury, without hesitation, returned a-'verdiet
of—Lunaiy.:

On Tuesday sennight a, Coroner's Inquest was
taken on the body of a deserter from the Ist Regi-
ment of Foot, who called himself John Niorris.-t-
-lie was under the care of a Corporal's Guard of the
5 ath Regiment of Foot, wh were conduCtitag him
from Cirencester toWinchester, and when near Marl-
borough he attempted to run away from the party,
when the corporal repeatedly called to him to stop,
or he must tire at Lim, Nvhich he did at the distance
of about 5 0 yards, when Morris immediately fell,
but got up again, and was going to run ofc,, c
the Corporal took hold of him, and asked him how
be could be so imprudent as to run away, when the
fellow immediately exclaimed, " The Lord have
mercy on me. I" fell to the groand, and soon opired,
beinc, shot through the thick part of the ti *lt-- i.
Thef'Jurors' veniia—Juslifiatte Homicide. orris
had in his pocket about 111. in gold, silver, an 'two
11. Bank notes, near 21. in counterfeit half crowns,
61611ings, and sixpences, wrapped up with rags- hc.-
tween each piece, and when apprehended was hawk-
ing stockings.

On 'Friday hist a young man, the, son of a farmer
in .the neighbourhood, was killed in (me of the
quarries betwixt Greenock and Port Glas"..,,ovr. He
had come; 'it is said,' to the cluarry when the work-
tuwi were absent at one of their meals, and•to:ex—
yedite'the buiin as mueb as possible, had been At-'
tet4tiny; to lovl his cart alone. . When the nitti
'curie back to stork, they found the horse and
6ri:_,o%;erturned the Wise- -with one of .his Ipgs
:brokell, and 'the young :Man lying with his face.
-tbwards the ground. He \NIB able to inform them
of 'his. friends,, and 'of the place :Of his residence,
but expressed' his convi6.tion that* would die be-
ibre he ''could be -carried IVie'diehl aid was
proenred Withal] possible divateh; but the surgeon
Ithrt scarcely reached him When he breathed"hi9 last.
Wednesday motnili!..,, a man of the name of Andrew.
Ratrisay, a.'SaWyer, who worked in a timber-yard:
Close to Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, had his bock and both
thighs broke in a dreadful Manner, besidess-being
bruised all over the body, in consequence of a heap
of timber giving way and falling on him. He resides
'at No. 33,'"111onmouth-strcet, and has a wife and
three children. He was taken 'to: the Middlesex.
Hospital, with little hopes.of recovery.

One evening last week, while a' Gentleman who
,
,resioes In kentiedy-street,.Manchester, watttanding
at a little- distance from his 'own door, conversing
some friends, - a °On or pistol was fin 1 throngh the
window of his back parlour, and three slugs were
aatually found in the room, the will of which bore
evident marks of the shot. - His Wife had at the in-,
stant quitted' the parlour, and fortunately escaped un-,
hum Although immediate search was made, not
the StnailestArace could be discovered of fty -person
being On "The spot, 'nor ii there any thorotTfifare,
• backward. What could have induced so wanton an
aa remains enveloped in Mystery,
.'ON Saturday evening last; between 8 and 9 o'clock,
as Mr. `Justin, farmer, of Aneaster, Was returning
from Grauthani-market, he watt knocked down by ;4
footpad in Bracken 'CloSe,. near • Belton-park, and
rt.ilined of 'Cash and 'bills to the amount of 71; 55.,.
The offender immediately leaped into the adjoining
lane, and 'has eluded apprehenSiOn. It is remarkable,
thar Mr. 'fntln was. robbed 3 few yestrs ugo
in the same close. •

Last week a poor woman nt Mothvey, near Um;
dovery, Carettartlienshiro, was safely delivered of
Olive tine boys, who, with the mother, are likely to
d,) well. What adds sing,ularity to this unusual eir-
cutnAtanee, they were all brought into the world
before the ntother could have auy assistance. Owing
to the poverty of the parents the poor intitnts were
very sc:.tntily pviv ded for with clothes the hu-
mnnity and charity of the twighbotirs, however,
Teedily contrilmted to maLe up the defidiOney,
tetters fiotn, 'Weymouth state, that the upper
deck and several other parts of the 'Atergm,vpuiy
h av 6 6..eti t lt, fit hy it'zi tts of gunpnv*rtappli4i
for that purpoio, Inc that great hopes, areentertatueil
of ree(Avring ti whole of the cargo, :and the re-
InaMlog materials of the wreck,

»QIC.

MAlllloNalionati:—,aarnitbira wvid *nerti
W 1 le,' amt. Mary, Aliztoley, were brought .before the
LORD MANOTAi charged with 'having committed an
4Matilt cnt Williatal Dempsey. The Complainant
stated,. that he :lodged its thewne.tionse with the
Prisoners, who were eoutinually abusing; him and
his wife. On Tuesday last he was'going past their
door,: up to hu own, when Mary Mawley_ran ont,
and, seizing him by the throat, gave- him two or
three sound boxes at the side of his head; and de-
sired him to take that for hid Wia! other
Prisoners then came out, and he-was convinced:le
would have been murdered, but that his wife came
to .hi's assis timed. '
Mary Nlawley, in her defence, said,. she believed
the Complainant .was .in love with her, and thathe
was jealous of Mr. Crawley, and always listening,
:and intraiding himself into. her room.
Mrs. Crawley exhibited a. kind of cross-bill, which
denied the assault, but averred, that the COMplain7
rules wife was over fond 'of Nlr. Crawley, her bus-
band, and that Mary Mawley was- pregnant by him.
This speech drew different remarks limn,. all the
parties at the same time; .and sogreat was the noise
► and riot rai,a4l in the Office, that the Loan., MAYO/i-
-diSMISSed tll4': busine.ss, observing, that be wondered,
they could 04-agree better, as they Were all so fond
of each other, ,
Two men of the names of Masan anti row/es were
brought up for breaking the peke at a late hour
on Wednesday night, and kicking a large ball of
some Conthastible Matter through the streets.
The Prisoner Mason stated that he was a servant,
and was sent on business by his master at a late hour
lait night: When he was corning through Moor-
fields a ball of fire came rushing towards him on
the pavement, and got between his legs, lie was
'very much frightened at it; and ran Off as hard as
he 'could, but it followed him dose, and he scream-
ed out. The patrole then came up, and took hith
and leovvies to the watch-house. Ks Lordshiprdis,-
missed them, observing that it would be better if
:they, kept earlier hours.

MAR LiOROITC li•STREET.L.--Yesterday- Mr. ttovd,
Inspector of the Nuisances in St. Jaynes's' parish,
charged a Constable, in the parish of St. George's,
with an assault. Mr. Lloyd was c:,ccuting his duty,
on 'Tuesday last, in removing an intolerable 'nuisance
It the corner or (hiss-house-street and V lite- street,
of barrow-women, who are contimially infiKding the
.Way, and insulting passengers. 'While he was Ling
so; the Defendant„ who was fined a few Months
since, at the instanee of Mr. LlOyd, for driving
truck on the pavement, interfered in behalf of the
barrow-women, and cormnitted the-aissidlt complain-
ed of The Defendant Was ordered, to find bail,
unless be could satisfy the Inspeaor, 01,at he would
never again molest him. He did to, and the case
was discharged.

'Ugtaw-HALL...-Yesteraay a bakerwas summoned
.before the Sitting Magistrate at this Office, on an in-
lotniation charging him with exposing to, salelline
quarteraloaves.deficient in weight 22,0 z. May, the
Officer who lodged the information, stated, - that
:whilst he wacweighing the bread in the DAetidaas
shop, he observed hin‘ihrtviting something into.one
of the loaves, and on asamining what it was, dis-
covered a penny-piece, pat ill lot the:, purpose
making it weight.. This not, tieinghis first offente,
he was fined in the fult penalty 7 of per oz.

Yesterday the T'ri?oners who stand fully committed
for trial, Charged with felonies in the City of Lon-
don awl County of:‘.o.liddlesex, were removed to New-
gate ,frorn the 'several gaols, preparatory to"theirtrials
at the Session 'jolts& in the Old Bailey; which'cona-
mence on Wedneiday next the 3vth

. .
A Coroner's' Inif.iest was held yesterday upon the
_body of Mr. Elliott, shot hiinself.'On.klday
in the neiglibeurhood of illownsbury-:scruare. Several
previons,aets of insanity were proved, and theiory
'gave a Verdi( of—,Ltinaq.
A Shopman of Mr. *EImToN,, Linen-draper, irt,
Ship-niley,iclose-square,haci been trikiing near
a, fortnight.. yesterdays, on opening an empty house,
on the opposite side of ibe wr,y, which tvionrd tc
ltis triasttl., in order to chew it. to a person ,who
wanted to hiro, it,. the untOrtunate pan \vas found
suspended, to one.of tht cielitjg,. d where, it k
supposed: he had been hanging ever since the day
be was thiSsed.
..Another instance, of premature.and alsnost itrne-
diate death from eathig inns occurred.a few days.
:since at Grinalefoni-lgidge, in the person of a young
healthy man, W.1).9, ,AL an entertainment given by. a
neighbour, eat u.;:grpilt ;;quantity nuts: he wits
shortly after taken Al, ,11.04 died the next day.

Friday night, about nine o'cloi.4c, a fire broke out
in a tenement occupied as a bark-mill and bark-
house, by Mr Johnston, tanner, foot of Havannah-
stre.et, Glasgow: It; was filled with bark, -dried
hides, Ste. and butnt, with great fury for several
hours. Before eleven the roof. fell in with a dread-
ful crash.. !Sow after one of tile side-walls gave
way, bpv.dtielt Andrew Blair and Peter Pettigrew,
two of the City Firemen, both fine aaivo young
men, were ;killed. Their bodies were (lag out of
the ruinss in less than ten minutes after the fall, but
both were completely dead.. Another man is said
to he missing, and. several others have been severe-
ly hurt. ;The Magistrates, Ownrniisioneri of Po-
lice,' a party.of,Mititary from the, Barrayks, and the
City Firetden with,ithe engines, attendod on the
first alarm, and were indefatigable in their exer-
tion 3 for the pi 6ervatiou of order, and extinguishing
the fire, which was confined to the building where
it broki3 out. ,

•• --•
Early on Monday morning the Stables of Air.
Bascevi, in liighbury-place, Islington, were broke
open, and robbed of property to the amount of 901.
At nearly the same time several Gentlemen's houses
in that neighbourhood were attempted to be robbed.
.0n Saturday night the son of Mr. Thomas War-
rington, butcher, of Fenny Bentley, aged to yea/s,
was killed near Ashbourne, Derbyshire, by falling
from the shafts of a c;irt, nu .s.vhith he way impru-
dently riding on his return from the Market at that
place.