Star.
London, England, 1829-07-04 00:00:00

THE BLACKHEATH MURDER.

11 The wound inflicted by Lambourn in his throat is
of a very dangerous nature—yet his medical attend-
ants are str,•ngly of opinion he would survive, if it were
not for the agitation of mind produced by the recent
horrible event, which has placed him in this truly awful
situation in which he now appears. He was restless
the whole of Thursday night. and several of the other
patients in the same ward were kept awake by the
groans of the wretched victim to his passions. Yesterday
morning he had little intervals of unretreshing sleep,
and, on the whole, he appeared to be gradually getting
worse—nor, however, from the increased danger of the
wound, for the symptonis of inflammation still keep off.
but, as already described, owing to the torture of
mind tinder which there is every reason to imagine he
must labour, although he retrains from complaint. As
he finds his strength declining, he has bitterly expressed
his firm belief that he will not survive many days, but
now prays that he may yet be spared a little longer,
to live and reuect of that crime which has plunged him
into his present miserable condition. Since his admis-
sion into the Hospital, no relative or friend has been
there to make any inquiry atter him ; and this citcum-
stance of neglect appears to add considerably to his
already afflicted state of mind. It would seem that
Lanibourn was not a hard chinking man, as had been
insinuated; otherwise it is very improbable that his con•
stitution would have borne up so long against the
wound in his throat. If he had previously injured his
frame by the immoderate use cf strong liquors, it is
more than probable he would have been carded off
before this by inflammation. Altogether, he is now a
miserable spectacle of human misery; and, notwith-
standing the dreadful nature of the crime he has per.'
petrated, his present condition excites the commiseration
of all who behold him.

CERTIFICATES-Jar 24.

It. R. Stoddard, Zhelsea,ironmoager—G. Brown, 'Monmouth,
innkeeper—W. Williams, Lombard-street, merchant—R. Burton,
Little Bolton' Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer—E. it. Buchanan,
Stowmarket, Suffolk, maltster—R. klantborp, Southwold, Suffolk,
timber merchant—W. Shaw, Leicester, hum dealer—A Cosser,
Bridge-road, Lambeth, carpenter—S. Warner, Crayford, Kent,
farmer—J. Aitchison, Abchurch-lane, bill broker—E. Astbury.
Stone, Staffordshire, scrivener—E. F. Jacques, Gravesend, Kent,
market gardener.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. and J. Middleton, Sheffield, whitesmiths—W. E. Hurst and
J. Shaw, Manchester, cotton merchants—W. Jenkins and C.
Bache, Birmingham, iron nterchantt—W. and J. Lambley, Bir-
mingliam, varnish maken—T. and S. Greathead, Holntfitth, York-
shire, linendrapers—L. Leveson and G. Jones, Chester, surgeon
dentists—S. Abbott and G. Harvey, Snenton Nottinghamshire,
maltsters—W. Skinner and G. Apsey, Hound:ditch, slopseUers--
J. Hill and J. Perry. Nottingham, machine makers—T. Hickman
and W. Hunt, High Holborn, tea dealers—R. Slade and Co.
Doctors Commons, proctors—T. Brockelsby and H. Morrison,
Gosbenon, Lincolnshire, surgeons—J. Sweeting and J. Austin,
Maddox street. Hanover square, drapers —J. Birley and Co.
Manchester, cotton spinners—D. Hudson and J. Rushton, Gun-
street, Little Pearl-street, Spitallields, machine manufacturers—
J. Whitehead and J. Monk, Manchester, attornies—C. Banns and
N. Siddon, Old Bailey, tobacconists—W. Charleton and J. A.
Dixon, London, timber merchants—J. Harvey and R. Oatway,
Ford Mills, Newport, Isle of Wight, millers—J. and E. Treacher,
Paternoster-row, tallow melters—d. Hudson and Co. Liverpool,
carriers—J. Cowell and E. Day, Birmingham. surgeons—J. and 8.
Willis, Ashted, Warwickshire, maltsters—P. Duncan and Co.
London (aI far as regards J. Rivers)—J. F. Reynolds and Co.
Change-alley, Cornhill, stock brokers (as far as regards J. F.
Lloyd)—W. Podmore and Co. Chester, upholsterers—J. Ashby
and H. Pounsett, Bartholomewlane stock-brokers—S. Mitchell
land Co. Norwich, Manchester warehousemen—J. J. Ewer and J.
Johanning, Bow Church-yard, importers of foreign music—G.
Bramwell and G. Beldon, Newcutle-upon-Tyne, manufacturers of
cudbesr—J. and C. Ward, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, common
carriers—J. Tittinsor and It. Crewe, Stafford, plumbers—L. and
C. Rees. Swansea, haberdashers—C. Blakeley and Co. Unswortb,
Lancashire, shopkeepers—H. Wheeler, jun. and T. Nixon, jun.
Liverpool, tea dealers—W. Miller and G. H. Hoffman, Margate,
surgeons—H. Ilkley and Co. Whitehaven—J. Carter and T.
Parkinson, Richmond, Yorkshire, innkeeper—G. Webb and Co.
Leicester, dealers in lime—lt. an/ T. Farmer, Woolverhampton,
Staffordshire. factors— W. Wright and J. Eardley, Liverpool,
merchants—T. T. Taylor and T. Ramsdell, Halifax, Yorkshire,
unaUware manufacturers --.11. Tatham and G. Bailie, High-street,
Poplar, surgeons.
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
(wuicu 00,111111$ IMPOSTATION),

For the Week ended Jugs 46, made up from the Returns of the
Insptetors in the different Cities and Towns in England and Wales
Imperial General Weekly Average.
Wheat 691. vd. Oats 245. 3d. Beans 58s. 6d.
I Barley 525. Od. Rye 525. 01 I Peas 11s. 7d.

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Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Duty.
Wheat 701. &L Oats 455. 74.1 Beans 571. 14.
Barley Ils. 54.1 Rye 341. Oti. I Peas 565. 14.