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*Mil' ' -The pritoneepleikliti not guilti.
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Sarah Hamilton, wtfe of Pan Scott, weaver, lives , a p;iit.4
opposite the estd.of theinfitutotry, can hear what past:; CORI ; WI
in prisoner's house when ,paying attention ; lived there Erie. 4.,..
in Defy late,"knew deceased,..hred hei come, into her
husband's house at li o'clock, about the beginning fpf *ere convicted
JulYlast; alia'Mcindarevetth'gt she cause lit
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Qstear,c'tresPflorruntgedY.'.vtloz.Ve J. Lawrence
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six months, and placedin the pillory, and the 14 . :
burst open she door andicried Peter ; Said no Mori,
Alted 20s, aed discharged. AncKeesvereacquiLt::,
but soon heard Peter cry out with violence, 4,4 Youin-
..—Williatit Balton, Sarah Bailey, Elie- Adams, -i
fernal, w.--e what have you done witharnidyntehesrar!.trs .
*Francis, and T. Turvey, the twiilittei were ti
was said bah angry tone of voice ;
make ahl answer ; first thilig she heard her exclaim,
to rennin till!neet Sessions.
- Same day- the:Sessions ended, when ilt.e. Itillowili. .
after a blow had been given. was, 11'0 GOD !" heard
pruners were ordered to be transported,.via : b
a blowgiven, he continued for some time beating her 1
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and calling for his shoes, till witness went down and P
John
ziosvoilatea,,
TahroymLas
Giouy,thWililiohannl Vwhiiicien, ti Ler,1,11,4 w,,,
cried to him to desist ; heard diffennt blcm s, but saw.! JMo„-.eyißryantidfor tberehmt iof 14 years.
nothing as it was dark ; cried to him to let her 'done .
till U:1.1110*(307 ; his answer to witness Was, " you have . Lilts tit;:iiir.enlarNyVsilasHadt?ril,iiltvcilileiina,niktcic,:vlutrnde;l:el:iniinbil J.lia,tik.a.trillit:
your own
family
1 llosloniTsc Eh!iumplireysf William Harri‘on Craig, alias tre-,;,,
nothing to do with it, meddle with
affairs, and nobody's else ;" deceased appeared to at-
tempt to cry, but seemed choaking ; cried the wordITZ., krb;lkuat:'
Benjamin
jitn..s'eliri4aross?4,ll, I !Co .L4l7th.: Scott ; prisoner then cried, she was going to speak, l'Flynn, Catharine Driscoll, Richard Crouch, Jam, s l;:n y',1L4.,,. t;
Aim Franklin, bridgett Pcmicrr.:-s 4144 e:i.:
but, by the living Con, if Witness or any other person itiaiticuitsoura ,OAlcsaader Lo.II, Michael Doyle, Vt. il i tit, Li-i.,„,,',,
LaaveitnheitHre:lnire; Ciaivky and John Thompson, for the t,e,,:a
came in, he would ttiike then as bad as her ; he con-
tinued beating her, but could not .say with what :
heard a noise like rocking ; the beating continued with . ..oThl.was ordered, to be imprisoned in the House of come.s
short intervals till after twelve o'clock ; witness went at Clerkentvell, for two years.
to bed ; was not an hour in bed when the deceved Eleven were ordered to be imprisoned in the conk Fel for me
again cried the word Scott, in the same choaking
*ease.% eent . for six calendar months.
manner; . she heard no more noise from her ; told bet sistven to be imprisoned in New:rate for various period,,
husband then she thought she was dead ; beating con. Thirteen to he privately and two pvibliely whigied.
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tinned till this time, he always crying about his shoes; Four judgnisitts reviled.
heard prisoner talking and moving tilt about 3 o'clock
Five were linvd one stiateseekettled diseltaraea, awl
Forty-four were discharged by press:rotation.
Scabions adjourned to .29th:Ottober next.
in a tumbling tossing kind of way, heard. little mote, he
continued quiet from 3 o'clock till eix ; heard prisoner
cry to her to rise and go to her work, a wonian came to
diewindow and called her to her work ; lie tinsWertd
she was notup baying got some drink last night, but she
would follow her; went out of the house himself imme-
diately ; he continued talking at intervals till he went
out ; deceased by this time made no resistance, nor
talked ; when witness rose, she went to her next neigh-
bour, and told her what a night she had had ; her
neighbour thought the deceased would be out, getting
herself diunk as usual : between nine and ten, witness
cried through a hole, Bell, Bell, then Mrs. Ogilvy,
but received no answer; about ten o'clock, witness
went down to prisoner's house ; thought, from what
passed, she was dead ; went down again with Widow
Liddle, and opened prisoner's door ; there was no
light ; a candle being brought, SAW deceased lying
dead, with a rug thrown over her; she was in bed ;
witness's husband came in gt.the same time ; frit her
breast, and said she was dead; witness then went
away, and saw no more.; deceased's head was bound
up with her neckcloth ; there was no person in the
house at this time. Ogilvy never returned to his
house to her knowledge ; the deceased was a very dis-
agreeable neighbour, and very disturbing to the pri-
soner with her tongue; never heard him use violence
to her before.
Examined by prisoner's Counsel —deceased was
lying on a part used for a bed ; there was no furni-
ture in the house ; the rag was the only thing upon
the bed place ; never saw her drunk ; but from her
behaviour and tongue, she appeared always in' liquor,
not only one night, but every night.
John Scott, husband of last witness, corroborated
her evidence.

Yesterday, at Union Halt, Henry 1'er171:: and The.
Miiritsin, were charged with rob Ling Daniel
terson and John Crofts, of a hat an: a watch, ra
Sunday morning last. It appeared, that Pattc:soa,
who is a publican, residing in Higler's lane, was rr-
turning home, between 12 and I on Sunday
tut,. when he was met near Dover..treet, Black-
frhes-road, by several men, amongst whom he
thiguished the two prisoners ; st-me one amongst
Them knoctethim down, and wok from him his hat;
and Mr. Crafti, who was•passing by at the time, be-
ing attracted. by the noise, went up to the spar, whoa
he was also knocked down, and had his watch taken
from his fob • he could nut swear that the ;xi.
soncrs were the persons who knocked him down,
or that .they took his watch. but he was convinced
they were amongst the mob. A wo.nan who lives in
Dover-street, xis() identified their persons, and swore
that they broke her shutters, and knocked out the
glass of her window. They were remanded till Mon.
day next.

Dr. Corkindale examined the body of the deceased ;
found innumerable marks. of violence on the upper
parts of the body, chiefly on the right side of the head,
where there was an indentation of two inches in length,
apparently inflicted- by an angular body. The car-
tilages of the nose were separated from the hones, and
the bones themselves fractured. Under the dura
mater, on the right side of the brain, there was found
nearly three ounces of extravasated blood. He was
clearly of opinion, that this cxtravasation was the irn
mediate cause of the .woman's death ; and that it was
occasioned by the external violence, the marks of
which were observed on the body.
Examined by prisoner'. Counsel—The deed could
not be done by *the Person herself; did not observe
any old marks of hurts upon her herd ; fracture may
not be followed by immediate effusion, and till effu-
sion take place, a person may go about his business
apparently well ; intoxication may have the effect of
producing effusion of blood from a fracture, more
early than would otherwise happen.

EXCULPATORY PROOF.
Archibald Newbigging, Esq. manufacturer in
Glasgow, gave a most excellent-character in all re-
spects to the prisoner, who had been employed in his
bleach-field for four years.
James M'Kinnon knew thi prisoner and his wife;
she was the most passionate woman he ever saw, and
the worst behaved •; she was much addicted to liquor,
and quite raised and passionate When in that state ;
she used her husband very ill, and threatened him
often ' • prisoner often told him that he would leave
her, but thought she would get better. Has known
the prisoner five years ; he is sober and good natured,
has seen him sometimes, but not often, the wnrse of
liquor.•

EAST INDIA BIRTHS.
At Madras, the Lady of Lieutenant Power, of a tor.
March 17. in Bengal, Mrs. Arnetla Eggh•stone, of a thugh:er.
March 1 ti, at the house of Lieutenant-Colonel Hawkins, e.
Ruuapuglah, the Lady of Major R. Houston, of the 6th reginleat
Native ('avalry, of a son.
At Tippetah, March 15, the Lady of James Wetnyss, Esq. of
a sun.

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At Dacc.l, Dec. $4, tb: I,rly of Patrick Thompson. E.. ^{'
son.

At Ildlaty, Niadras, March t 2, the I.ady of Wynne Peyton,
Def. Garrito:t Surgeon, of a daughter.
At his quarters in Fort-William, the Lady of Brigade Major
Bristow, of a 'laughter.
At Mynpoore, February 14, the Lady of W. Steer, Esq. Cril
Service, of a daughter.
Feb. in. Bengal, Mrs. John Lawrence, of a son.
At Broach, Bombay, the Lady of Robert WilLiCes Esq. Asiii*
unit Surgeon, of a sun.
At the Presidency, Madras, Feb. 17, the Lady of J.Babirron.
Esq. Malabar Tranarator to Covert::n•ent, of a daughter.
January 24, in Bengal, the lady of Captain 1.. B. Morris, of a

Mr. Patterson deposed, that the prisoner was a
sober, quiet: and peaceable man ; deceased frequently
came to his shop, asking for money or spirits ; she
watlenerally intoxicated.
John Anderson deposed, that the deceased came to
his house on Monday evening, at ten o'clock, before
her death ; she asked for spirits, but he would not
give her any, as she seemed quite intoxicated.
The Jttry were inclosed, and brought in a verdict,
finding him•segy, by a great plurality •of Voices, but
in respect of his former good character and behari,
onr, they recommended him to mercy.
Friday evening the prisonet.*as brought into Court
and received the awful sentence of death.
He is to be executed on Wednesday the 31st of
October, and his body given to the Prutessor of Ana-
tOrny for dissection.

sun.
At Chin/ swab, *Dory .14,the Lady o Jacob Maker, Esq. of
a daughter.
At Coringa, March 13, the Lady of Alexander Woo 4.
cock, Esq. of a daughter.
At the Presidency, Maros 21, the Likely of Lieutenant Rua-
dall, of the Military Audithr General's Olice, of a son.
March 17, the I.ady of Captain Yates, of the 20th Regimmt
Native Infantry, of a son.
March 1; in Iletigal, Mrs. Turnbull, oft daughter.
At Ferty Ghur, March 20, Mrs. Uarali iDyce, of a slaugliter•
At llen.tres, March I, the Lady of Thomas Yeid, Esq. of s ;or.
Al Ally Ober, Jahuary 31, the Lady of Captain lobo Stuart
Schnell, Of a Kin.
EAST INDIA MARRIAGES.
March il, in liengal, Mr. Edward Henry Phillips, to Mils.
Ana Farrell.
March .f o, Captain AlLta• * Grail= of the H. C. ArtillerS
Miss •Harsiet Becher,

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$ sweet ; skin fallaghsu, for stealing
e fin, tea Mg 2.5 yards of, cotton ;
r tat fer 'strAfing ; and Wm. Cos,:
f iortbsco goads of tweet oil. Two wet

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Wednesidaygiternoon a shocking accident happened
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