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London, England, 1845-01-11 00:00:00

and in feretenee to the 58,000 tons now here, and wll°
may be reasonabty supposed to be 0-i the passage, the shi_Ps_
now engaged in this business will appear to be not tsrif
from sufficient for its entire rem.,val. This fact,
known, would assist mercantile speculators in their
ping arrangements. It is necessary to observe that
lobe
tonnage of shipping is measurement, and they will lobe
one-third more. The quantity of guano novr
tO
shipped is about 90,000 to 100,000 tons."
CAUTION TO MARINERS. A n
lIONOLULU, SANDWICH ISLANDS, MARCH 2.-- all„
gerous reef was diseover3d on Nov. 16, in Ist. 3i
ion. 151 W., by the Maria Theresa, Tabor.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS„.
Cheshire hds., Mon., the Three Greyhounds ; ,
Wilkesley Village ; Thurs., Cholmondeley Sip
Wilkesley
Lodge, Doddington-10 .
Trelawny's hds., Tues., Train Brake ; Fri., ii°4
Bidge.
Thanr et harrs., Mon., St. Nicholas ; Wed., Clievg,lolll
East Kent hds., Mon., Stouting Common ; Wed., ll'

. .
Mill ; Fri., Sellinge Lees-10}. 10
Earl Fitzwilliam's hds., Mon., Long Orton;
Farming Woods-10. Ed
Mr. Hellier's hds., Mon., Kenwick Gate ; T!iesareeo

lington hail; Thurs., Burgh-upon-Bain; Sat.,
field-10i.
Lord Elcho's Ms., Mon., Paston ; Tues., Prest°ll,o
Dunse • Wed., Etal; Fri., Ilowek; Sat., Roddarr-4
B. V. If., Tues., Milborne Port ; Fri., Nash

Marnhull. "
Badsworth hds., Tue. Robin Hood's Well ; 11)°,
Darrington ; Sat., Ackworth Moor Top-14,10001,
Mr. Foljambe's hds., Mon, Otley Head : Tues., ``viool!
u
Clump ; Thurs., Sandbeck Park ; Fri., riper
Earl of Harewood's hds., Mon., Riffur ; Wed., Sttio;
Mill ; Fri., Forkwith-104. $llO
Rufford hds., Mon., Kelham ; Wed., Ossingta
Langwith Lodge.
Lord Yarborough's hds., Mon., Swallow House
Somerly House ; Fri., Kenne-11. Tel
Lord H. Bentinck's hds., Mon., Eagle Hall plek
Linwood by Rasen ; Wed., Sudbrook ; Thur "
lingore ; Sat., Harpswell. )10°
Mr. Mure's hds., Mon., Kirtling Tower ; Thurso
ton Village.
toso
Quorn hds., Mon., Stanton Wyville ; Tues., Bo „ler
Thurs., Houghton-on the-Hill ; Fri., Six 100,,,4;40
Sir R. Sutton's hds., Mon., Blue Bell ; Tues.. 17,,111
Thurs.. Elsthorpe ; Fri., Manton ; Sat., Eglersoe
Atherstone, hds., Mon., Stapleton Village ;
hill House ; Thurs., Bosworth ; Fri., Calor •
Sat., NQwnham-101. preloOS;'
'
Pytchlpy Hunt, Mon., Fox Hall • Wed., West
Fri.s Pitsford Hall ; Sat., Cold Ashley-101. tor
Holderness lids., Mon., Marton Village ; Tuesoly;
Hall ; Thurs., Catwick Mills ; Fri .A9o'
Tibthorpe
'l°
Sir T. Sykes's hds., Mon., Settritigton House;
Galley Gap ; Fri., Scamston Bridge-10/. vb,
Mr. A. Smith's hds., Mon., Tedworth Kennels Cur
New Mill ; Wed., Wherwell Wood ; Thursivii•
hol! Park ; Fri., Boseombe ; Sat., Speery
Duke of Beaufort's hds., Mon., Trouble House' r
Wick W o
ick Turnpike ; Thurs., Dauncey Tv?
Sat., Staunton Park-11.

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EXTRAORDINARY INQUEST -
COMMITTAL FOR MURD---Flis
(From the Sherborne and Yeovil Mercu'3' o'4
SHAPWICK.—A most intense excitement has be
ated in this visually quiet village consequent on tilair
of Charles Dimond, a labourer, whose illness 50404
were attended with circumstances that occasielldl
suspicion that he had been poisoned. An inv,e,9; f,
into the case commenced before Messrs. Cswee
Francis on Thursday, the 2d inst., when evidessor
adduced proving the symptoms attending the 03„eitt0/14
ness were of such a character as to lead to the c°''
that he laboured under the effects of poison. ,
mortem examination having been made by Messilio",
lips and Bartlett, theindications observed interasX
firmed their previous opinion and Mr. Phillips ciffi
quested to convey the stomach and various other,
of the deceased to Mr. Herapath, analytical ay,
Bristol, to be by. him tested for the presence of ,f,
The inquiry was then adjourned, to give necesessel
for this to be performed, and on Wednesday the
gation was renewed. Mr. Herapath was in atte
and proved distinctly the presence of arsenic 1.,,11.ej
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testines of deceased, and in his opinion the intlaw,,„K
its effects. The sister of the deceased, Sarah Free'o6l
the party charged with having administered it eFi
and it appeared in evidence she had, under
her 4
name, purchased arsenic on the 9th of Deee°l,4o4
chemist's shop at Bridgewater—that she had niffl
deceased's dinner on the slay he had been attschee.
illness, and administered gruel to him during til bill'
nuance of that illness, until separated from bile 1
interposition of the magistrates, which was on :t;
previous to his death, on the 29th ult. After v
laborious and lengthened investigation, the ry.,niiF'
an unanimous verdict of " Wilful murder''] ario, re
party charged, and she was at once committed
her trial at the next assizes on that charge. ;hi
mond, the mother of the deceased and of Sabo t
man, died just before Christmas, and the cireapih
attending her illness and death are of so suSZ
nature, that Mr. Caines issued a warrant for her
terment, and this was accordingly immediately ,
view was taken by the jury, and from the little al
that had taken place in the features, identilnee
easily made. A post mortem examination was ieti
formed on this body, and the various viscera hther
carefully taken from the abdomen and thorax, P-
at once consigned to the charge of Mr. Bel:
him to make similar experiments to those hef% I
A to.
on the son. The inquiry was then adjournee4i
day (this day), to enable this to be perfor""" eWel
greatest excitement prevails, and it is very cti,r,:t,
ported that several other parties have fallen IP'
similar fate.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT. 41
(From our Bridgewater Correspondentilk
The hitherto peaceable and happy village of orfd
has during the last week been thrown into 01349
nary state of excitement by the death of a Y°"„ottii
one of that village, and from the symptoms Atte;
decease the medical attendant had reason to sr,l4
had been occasioned by poisoning.. A coronedyi
therefore sat on the body on Thursday, the. 2, (i
and was, at the suggestion of the coroner, wi't,ll.i
adjourned to the following Wednesday, to 0101
geon an opportunity of having the contents ti seal
mach examined by Mr. Herapath, the celebrsto I
mist, of Bristol. We regret to state that the oft#?,
of the committal of the horrible crime fag-10/
sister of the unfortunate youth, who, it 0%0,
been waiting upon him during his illness.
Shapwick early on the morning on which her epr'i
death occurred, taking with her the weariag.4 111
&c., of her poor mother, who also died about tre,
since. Her friends having occasion to 10°'',0 )1
chest or box where the.. old woman $ art
were kept, were surprised to find the eh,,e.00
suspicion of the theft at once fell upon the Prv;l; lidf
information of the same was immediately seeti ,
police in Bridgewater, who discovered that .a IV?)
things had been pledged. They soon found
woman ii, company with several loose character. $ di
at a low pot-house in the town, where she al
,r 4.7,
ately taken into custody, and lodged in our gig?o
vote examination took place before the rasvg/461011 i
Monday last, which was adjonriled until -'' 1„
10th, to await the Coroner's verdict. d, tr'
On Wednesday last the inquest was resutaeor. ,
col
verdict of " Wilful murder" was returned ag le,
and the Coroner made out his warrant for herte4/
The case, as may be supposeq, has creat,e ,
excitement here, not simply arising from te 09.,
es/
stances connected with the case for which gosh i
stands committed ; but from the fact, that wisert ,
time she has buried no less than five of her s 041
Lives, busides her brother—viz., her motherel,oA,
buried about three weeks since (and whose Or
had stolen), three of her illegitimate childre,Te% offi
husbaud. The body of the mother has WWI
and no doubt is stated to exist of the fact ths,ed ;' rj
tunate woman was poisoned. It is expee..% inea‘,4
other bodies will also be taken up and. exs';o.ls4Al
are further informed, that the prisoner aPPestaP4
to make a confession, but the gaoler and c°°„ 04
hitherto refused to hear anything. They °foe',
wishes it, a magistrate will receive her ats i
we have, no doubt she will make one.
Ii
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,A 01
footman to Lord 8., was lately discharbisfinp)
Duke of D.'s service in consequence of his, ise'or i
scorbutic blotches all over his hands eo, illish
great disfigurement. For twelve months "-po gel
by his master's medical attendants, but t° owr,ei
and the case was at last declared incurahle'inelllod
discharged. The poor fellow then, as a
ci l';70/
commenced using Holloway's Pills a° 0
which effectually eradicated the disease WI, $ vdt
in less than three weeks.—Sold at Profeas°o Offe
Establishment, 244, Strand (where adfiediejes
gratis), and by almost all respectable We
throughout the civilised world.

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BIRTHS.. of ,
On the 31st of December, at Munich, the hit, P4',
,esty's Minister Plenipotentiary, J. R. M °illool ;kV ,
daughter. tit 11,
On the 3d inst., at West Chiltington, Susse'
tbe 6
the Rev. W. Barlee, of a son.
On the 7th inst., at Woodhouse, near R 25" f .4;'
Captain Atherton, ola son and heir. °,O?
On the 9th inst., Mrs. Randall, 0f Conduit-itre dey
On the 9th inst., at Tonbridge-wells, the I"
Maitland, 24th Regiment, of a daughter.

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.V.IAERIE.D. griplid
On the 7th inst., at Saint Mildred's, Lon. of A y iii
Miters, of York, to Miss Henrica Harriett Kill1):911„4,00,0011.
George Chapman, to Mary Anne,
On the Bth inst., at St. Mary Abbott's, Ke°ls,itsr °I ~
f of
Hammond, Esq. Re`'
On the 9th inst., at Clapham Church, tbie,iiiagi' , 11
Thomas Waters, B.A ,to Anne Eliza, eteconu "" , P 44
Taylor, Esq., of Clapham-common, Surrey. 4, 14%04.!
On the 9th inst., at St, Peter's, Walwor.al 1",'10,
Round, to Mary Ann,only daughter of v
o .0
Walworth. rt.
tie°
second daug.• aoriv,
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DIED.
On the 10th inst , at No. 4, Walworth-territc-;ge. a 500
Acton, of 74, Shoe-lane, in the 79th year of 1313 8013 01',
,j 0 a
On the Bth inst., at Lower Clapton, branL
Mr. Richard .Bunt. lit°l3' .0
Brig rd
le
On tile Bth inst., at the Grand-parade,
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relict of the late Thomas Pagan, Esq. /op.
On the Bth inst., Clara, the wife of John
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Esq., of Stamford-hill

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