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London, England, 1806-09-19 00:00:00

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irinsow Dyes, VA. gnu semisweet' for build*, on the fifth et,
June. math:ninny wilfully, felookedly, and of his outline preperfe,
haled and murder d Anthoey Brunton l'ndy, Erg. by Mooting
at him. sal icy- or biro nue numil wound on the tight fide of the
Lead. of treble, he intiantly died.
Mr M•blette Rated all the eirmenflances of the cafe, and
called Meal. Bradford, who raid he lived in the town of Kens, and
kiiew the dearefed Anthony Brunton Tandy very well. and few
hies nn the coming of the 'oh cilium MIL Saw him nearly the
who:o atlas day; they dined mgether ; the milliner did not dine
',eh them. The prifoner came into his bode. end they fat trice-
thee in a rOfiVithl manner for an hoer and an half, or two boors ,
the prifoner and the defeated were pettedly friendly, and parted
re St the witnefs's hnufe. Wheels knew that a confiderable de-
gree of intimacy fuhfifted between the prifoner and the &crated,
and that they wen. on a very friendly footing. The ',Wetter.
Wfmwers, and the decesfed all went into the hook et Mr MDir-
vep,....nd went through the haute into the hall court, and retrained
there without any thing unpleafant occutring for about three quar-
ter. of an hoer Wheel's knew that Mr. Tandy waste have
dined with Mr K-':crag In Kali and that he tent an apology.
Mr John Tandy ',eel therleeested bad been at Mr. Keating" the
day Wort, and file Keening had infifted on both dining with him
Mr. Tandy told M. wirnefs that Mr Keating had met him red
gold him that his lathery's.' to dine with him, and faid--'- Had
yet net better lend a band r Mr. Tandy remarked to the wit-
tier,, that from the manner of the invitation he would not go
After playing bell, arid runt hag about like a pared of children in
the ball-court, young Mr. Keating came into the court ; the de-
luded was fitting oe a 'mall fool, and the moment be raw Mr.
IC he hang his head, and pretended to be drunk or alleep. efts a
Meantime Mr K. went out, and Mr. Tend, accufed the riffintor
of bringing him in this was the deft unpleafarit occurrence. Mr.
Dyes told Mr. Tandy that he nid not bring Mm in ; every
perfon knew that to be the fadt• After this converted:lo,
the puttee in the bell court went breathe Inure. where there was
a tembler of panel foe each man, fix or coven being in company.
Mr. Trimly again emitted Mr. Dyes of bringing the younger Mr.
Reath* urpedely Into the ball coon. Mr. Dye. laid he did not;
which was ly the cafe. Mr. Brunton Tandy (wore p •fie
reedy he diel,tidvealled him ' a rwindfing Weal.' Mr. Dyes told
Ink he was ' • liar and a puppy' on which Mr. Tandy ioltantly
threw his tumbler of punch in Mr. Dyer's face, who retnenedhis
tumbler at Mr Tandy; whereupon they both Rood up, and ninfle
at each other, for the purrs& of Miring: but Mr. P.l.Gareay,dee
owner of the boufe. got between them, and on that occarion they
were renteated, and one challenged the ether. The challenge was
given by Mr. Tandy, who &fired Mr. Dyas to appoint time and
place, but not to (peak loud, as they might be presented freer
fighting. Mr T. was fending at this time. Mr. Dyas &fired him
to owns and that he would whifper it In his ear. Mr. Tandy
went over, and put bin ear to his mouth, and laid. ' I don't hear
you. Sir' Mr. Dem egain ohirpercd the One. and Mr Tandy
again told him he did not hear hint ; mood Mr Dyes, feentiogly in
a panien, Mote loud, hitt the witnefs could not catch the word;
on which Mr. Tandy Paid, that wasters near the town, and that
Ise had appointed that plan for the puerile of being prevented
(rens fighting. Mr. John Dinning, who was ;argent. told Mr
Tandy he was wronging Mr ; and winters believed Mr
Dirtierg ti, him he wee a liar' Mr. Tandy milt& Any
Ming yeti fay no the bufiners I Mall take no nntice of.' Mn Din-
ning at the fame time told Mr. Tandy be lb old fight him. Wit-
mer' thm left the hook Wiener* recoil, ded having a cornerfation
with Mr. Dyer, in which he told him he could not have ado!
otherwSe. Mr. Dyne Irene Into the winters'a bode, and rcqueilcd
paperand pen end ink to snake hi swill Witnets told his wife
how RI Mr Dyuhad been dud; be replied, that Wieners might
Ay what he woad, but that Mr. Tandy was a gentleman. Witnefs
replied. .
that fa long u klr. Tandy was in Lis Insure. be would not
like him fn well again. On the enduing mining. witnets heard Mr.
111.0ervey's voice in Mr. Tfindy's room in Witnefes boat. Mr.
Tandy wea not a lodger but was welcome. This was about 6 o'cloM.
Hand them both go down fairs. nod got up for the eurpofe awe-
venting them going nut It occurred to the wieners that the deo:skid
Might tote a hack way to leave the town : he therefore walked
down the Rivet, and raw Captain Molloy, the Maiditrate, at his
own d ear, and Mr. fitGareee talking so him. They proceeded to
Medford bridge. where they law the Trireme and the deceared.
The Magill ate few abeeried ear, and titsferved, " what do you
think if I get Imo the car, and make the boy dike lilt" He did
fo; the whogs and M'Oarwey walked fait after him. MGarvey
Ratted, and laid " the Captain has get them :".-faite them both
nut forward, and came to the gate at the Kills Mc of the road.-
few the Magfitrate in a in hi; went up to him; be Paid he bad
(ermined them. and they made oft Mr. Drat entirely difappeared.
tA'hirts raw Mr. Tandy walking, and paled him ;--ran, and got
over epee, miffed the road end leaped eon another gate into a
geld, and then raw the ;intoner end deceakd running alongfide of
each teller—taw them get over a large planted ditch. Mr. Tandy
'Sell, Mr. Dyas after him about ten yards. Mr. Molloy called to
the winter* to take to the left of the ditch, as they might run that
waTiwebich wieners did. The parties were Men running up a hill.
A man came to the top of the ditch. and piloted them out behind
a befb. and Paid they were loading their Olds. Witnefs rat faft ;
the few one of them, the ether was flickered Witnefs immediately
.called out to them..." Stop, Gentlemen!" MDarvey in a loud
voice, Masted out to them ; upon which they ran to • pp. Mr.
Dem continued ht the left fide of the deceafed They continued
to rim, and witrells followed; when be got whhin S s or go yards
ea gap which prevented him Geeing them, he heard a lhot--ithe
pock called nut to winters to run—wieners was 300 yank foam
Jim pp whey he kw them go tier it ; wltnefa ran to the pp. and
when he got to the top be bar bat one man Rending, upon which
he knew there vine mlkltief done, and made a ritel to that effed
to Mr Molloy. by holding Op hie hands. Mr. Molloy called
.on witnefa to rein the forebear; witnefa walked down towards
Ur. Dem. who was Reaping over the body, which was lying on
fee belly, with the head on the left um, a bullet having penetrated
his right temple. Mr. Dyes Rood to the right tithe body; the
feet were towaeds the gap. When witnefs came up. Mr. Dyas
turned found and laid, .1 have het poor Brunton !" Captain
Molloy told Mr. Dyl2 he had murdered the Wall, who replied,
there washes help twit.
On his trek examlnation by Mr. t Moots, be fald, he
believed the affair originated in young r. coming to the
bell court. The ',wren, he believed, affigned by the decorated in his
letter to Mr. Keating for not dining with him was, that his Rep•
mother was ill, but the true martin was, that hr ad not like the
Manner of the invitation. There was a mod deal Gipsies ailed to
Make the affair up, but the deceat d fald he would fight, and that
one or the other Mould he brought off the field, by which wieners
tenclerftond that One of them Mould he thee. Weiner. heard that
the devoted fupplied the powder to the prifoner. The deceafed
limn in big own bed that night.
Gilbert M 'Garvey, examined by Mr. M NALt.v, corroborated
the kit IN itoda in his *orient of the commencement of the train%
alien. The prifoner and dee-cared were playing about the ball
court modesty Retyped; when Mr. Keating tame In, the de
treated hung down big head, and pretended to be intoxicated. Wit-
nefi heard the eteecated after they had left the room. add retired to
the boar again, charge the erikeser with having purpnfely brought
Mr. Keatilig to the mere • "Aim the Seceded iltfired thepriloner
to appoint a ply. and whitper to Men t the latter did fo, and the
donated laid he Ipoke loud On purpok that the company might
best it, and velvet it. which Mewed he was . a enward."
Edward Molk7, Ffq examined by Mr R t war.—Said,
that In confemeree of information, he, with the lull two *imam,
to Hemifiersi bridge, where he kw the parties who ran
2alged
when he was perreived-that in order to overtake them. he gnt
Into a boarded cart, soil obliged the boy to drive fall-that be
came near to where Mr. Dias was, but that a little dog he had
ran bootie field; the pellesner knew the deg and turned, and
then endeavnsared to make his efeape. and in attempting to Imp a
large drain. he leaped Into the middle of the drain-the wieners
told him be knew what he was about, and commanded him to de-
al and heap the peace. and added. ' if after this caution to you,
any fataltty harpers*. the lurv,vor will he guilty of murder" The
prifinter wet above his Leo in water-he paid no attention to the
admonitioe a the witrir6, bet ottricated hirnfelf !tom the drain,
sod promoted Monett the field—Wieners faw him Join the &cra-
ted, who had gone a round to avoid interruption—the winters then
roirsioni d the eircumttances already detailed. The prienier offer-
ed to get hall. hut being Informed he could not be bailed hr made
his cleans, as the wit ell believed, to avoid !Tingle gaol, but rant to
avoid a trial The prifoner hod been In the lea fervice %%lenge
elf,. hate millinery to !be fileedihip which fuhfifted between the
panne, aud hi. did not befieve prifoner took any unfair aline
tap or the deceared. He believed the prifoner would have tureen-
Mord when in Me drain, but tram on apyrehenfinn that the dives-
fed would have Imagined he did fo for she porpore of avoiding a
dad. leaving been called a owned.
The Jury retired for ab Ott a quarter of an hour. and then re-
turned a yeti'del of Mane inghter at !seg.:—Mr Dyes was then
ordered se an burped la the hand and eadoed de media.

At Clifton, near likriadi, Aktander Irvine Urquhart, Efq. foe of
the decrafed Wiltient Urquhart, Efq. of Cessigfion.
Tuefday, at Shankliff, lile of Wight, Mr. John Crofa, fon o f Mr.
Crag, Proprietor of the Mail Coaches at Portfmouth.
lately. Mr. Robert Lawretee, formerly of the Revon,and late
of the Lion Inn, in Shrevribury.
Saturday fe'nnight, of an apopledlic fit, aged abut 51 years.
Mr. Thomas Porter, proprietor of the Wellittbormagh Coach to
London, which he had alto been the driver of for upwards or
twenty. cif ht years. Allowing all above twenty (even yews for
time he had rafted, or been prevented by illnefs (which Is thought
to be more than fulEcient), be mutt have travelled $64,404
equal to twenty-two times the circumference of, the globe: the
diltanee front London to Wellingborough being dy mass, which
he went over fit days a week ; during all which time the pollen.
cers in this coach were never robbed, though no guard was em-
ployed.

TOMORROW
Sun rife I Sun fete Monn fee
sz album afters I S meats after 6I $7 minutes after to

HIGH WATHit AT LONDON MUDGE TO-MORROW
Meilen • - 45 teleteas after 7
Afternoon - • t 6 rrilosta. after 8

SALES BY AUCTION.

SALE OF VESSELS AND CARGOES AT FALMOUTH.
By virtue of CommilLons of Appraifetnent and Sale, Slued out
of the High Court of Admiralty of England. on Teelday the
3oth of September, !Sob, at tan o'clock In the forenoon, will
be eirifed to Public Sale, at Comminea Hotel, le Falmouth,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
8 Calks Currants-4 Cant. Oil
3 Calks and a Baler Orange and Lemon Peel
Cat Cream of Tartu—t 3 Chen) of Brimftone--4 Clods Pigs
Bales Sponge .t Cafk Toornefol.-1 ditto Rags
t ditto Cinnabar—, Cafe Parmefan Cheefe—et Bale Bay LOWS
Part of the cargo of the Diana, Antler Puerto* Malta', taken
on a voyage from Triefte to Copenhagen, by the UM private Blip
of war, A. G. Blewett Commander Aro,
4 Calks oil-3 Chen, Figsfl, ditto Ralfine—t v Calks Currants
Pert of the cargo of the St. Peter, M C. Leen Mailer, takes
we a voyage from Termite to Copenhagen, by the the Hero private
chip., War, A. 0. Bkwett Commander. Alfo,
v 6 Barrel, Indigo,
Part of the cargo of the Adler, Frederick Cloudin Vfalter,raken
on a voyage from St Thomas to &emu., by the Miranda !trate
Blip of war, Wm. Snow Commaod•r.
AS the above Goode are eooderneed as Draft of Admiralty, sad
may be viewed on application to
WILLIAM JORDAN, Falmouth.
Falmouth, September 3, 11106.