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London, England, 1816-11-26 00:00:00

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-*- -, , RECORDER'S REPORT. •
Yesterday the Recounts made his Reort or th
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follovng prisonets under sentencei
a "deatph Eli Ne
ew.
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William Riordan, Mary Stanlicrise, Richard Wit.
Otrn. s, Thomas White, Robert Jones, and Charles
lierotbes, for stealing goods, &c. in dweliing horsesi
'Ffronsas Rawlinson and Henry Pegg, tor stealing
'rods on the navigable River of Thanes ;—Jo).O
Warren, Henry Payne, John Johnsen, Frances Sib-
ley, Ann Tilling, Edmund Murphy. Jnhn Paul,
Jarful' Flynn, and "rherna* Hedges, for robberies on
the King's highway ; Daniel Seyers and Daniel
r Martin, for steep stealing ; Thomas Booth, for 1
burglary ; James Thomas Spencer, for arc hog in a ;
dwelling house, and aft.,:rwarvis breaking the same to
get out ; Catherine Winter, for house bß,.tking. ;..
Benjamin Johnson, Edward Shortlan& 'aild M.::tha
Hill, for like offences ; Ral;eit Townsend; for f,i,.
fiery 5 Thomas I:lir:Arad, for stealing privately in a
stable ; a,AI :1;::rrt Yandall, for a detestable offence.
Wben Robert Townsend, R,,Gers rancid!, John Warren,
7 hemar Ratult,,toei, and lieng Pegg. wcre eirtletc.i f.br
execution on Monday next ; the °the: s were respited.
Sir WILLIAM SCITT also made his Report of toe pri-
soners under seni.ence of death at the last Admiralty
: Sessions, who.7ere all ordered for execution ; la s day
fixed, but supposed to be about Saturday aseek.

A man named William Lewis., has been in t' e
House of Correction, at Wolverhampton, nearly a
month, charged with having.murdered Ann Monis,
at Perth, Glamorganshire, in Augost last. He was
apprehended at one of the iron works in Stafford.
shire, on being recognized by two men. who were
seeking for employment. His person has been fully
identitied, and he was removed on Sunday se'nnight,
to take his trial Wills next Assizes for the county of
Glamorgan.
Cononen's Irrounrs.—Yesterday an Ingni;itian
WAS held at the Appletree and Mitre, Cersitor-street,
Chancery-lane, on the body of Rebecca .Martin. It
appeared on examination, that the deceased was a
healthy girl, in the 21st year of her age, and lived as
servant at the housr where the inquest !sat.. About
two o'clock on Saturday last she WAS Sept out with a
pet of porter to a gentleman's chambers
Inn, at which time she was well and hearty. At the
loin of the stairs she met a lithe girl, to whotis ftlie
gave the pot of porter and went up stairs witfiout it ;,
on knocking at tine chamber door, it was rzomediately
opened, when she was :.krd where was the porter
that was order:.d ? on whic!i she exclaimed, " God
Gon, what am I about, I forgot it ;" on whiCh. she
ran down s:airs to bring up the vrter, and as soon.
as she reached the stair foot she dropped down and
expired. The body was carried to her mastet's house
in Cursitot-street, and Mr. Field, a surgeon Irons
Netvgatii•striet, who was sent int., bled oer in Irot,h
arms, and used every other means to rintc,r4 anima-
tion, but without. effeet.—Vordict, IYed by thelfisi-
tation of don.
Saturdny an request was held a the Batumi% in
Cannon•street Road, on the body of Tag Homett, r
serjeant ot Sept) s, one. of the largest a';d most cOrpu.
tent men of his class ever seen in thiS can try. who
died in the street the same morning. Mr. LltiPllC::
stated, the deceased was a &pop and &Now; Com-
mander ot Sepoys, and tame to this count: y late:y in
an East Indiamatr. He hadbeentme several timei.
betere, and in theCompany'ilitvice fyrty-sevtn years.
The day before he died he.renuested sVitia ss Lo.go to.
the East India House to present a le; ter recom-
mendation to General Bailie kr a pension ; a itness
went with him, but tbe'General wat in the beim-v.'
On their return Harnett was seized with a violent fit
ot coughing, and taken back .in a coach. He was
better in the evening after iefreshment, and Witness
put him into a warm bed in his house. fir tbe.morn-
ing he seemed greatly relieved, and took some boiled
bread and milk for breakfast. He left witnesNlhousk
to go, home, but in lest than five minutes tell .down
dead in the street.—Mr.Thatair, surgeon, was near
at the time, and attended,, but could render no as-
sistance—he instantly expired:- Mr..kiiit.oP, and
others of the Faculty, were clearly of opirtion.he died
from the rupture ot a blood vessel near the heart,
produced by the coughiog, as in Otherparticulars.he
appeared healthy ; was well clothed, 41141 had saved
money in the service. Verdict=--Died by the Visite-
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non cf Goo.
An inquest am held last Wednesday, at Luton,
on the body of_a young man, named George Can*,
ley, who met with his death in the folhiavini shock-
ing and singular manner :—He and a numerous
party had assembled on Monday evening at the house,
of a neighbour to celebrate a wedding, and whilst
the larger part of the company were regaling them-
selves in a room up stairs, the deceased had faller),
asleep in a chair in the room below, in the height of
the merriment, the chamber floor suddenly gave way,
and fell to. the ground ; and the whole weight of the
people and flooring pressing upon Langky, occa-
sioned his instant death. The poor man has kit a
widow, to. whom Me had been married only a lew
months. - Verdict—Killed ACCidelltallt.
FUNERAL OF SIR- Rouen Cuans.-.--kriday the re-
mains of that distinguished and highly esteemed ch..-
AC ler, Admil al Sir Roc uirris; itart. and G.C.B.
were coeveyeaktrons his seat,'Gittcombo, near Ports-
mouth, to Catheringthn, and interred in the family
Vault' at that Church. The pail was borne by Ad-
' swats Sir Edward Thornhotough, Sir Geo; ge Mur-
ray, Halicett,tudWaller Otway, the lionour:lble Sir.
George Grey,' and Sir Archibald Dickson. air
Lucius Curtis, Bart.'Chiet Mourner. Captain Holies,

C. Dashwocid, Boer, R. Hail, .3. S. Holbert. Esti.
(his lite Secretary),.T. A. Monchin, and Ely Cooke,
Emirs. (Executors), and .Moses Greetham, Esq. fol,
t°we4 the mortal remain* of this ornament to his
country, is Mourners. The carriages of Lord Keith,'
Sir George Grey, Sir Edward Thornborough, Ad-
miral Halkett, J. William's and H. Minchiu, Esqrs.
closed the mournful scene. ' The solemn service was
performed, in the most pathetic strains, by. the Rev.
J. Davies, of Catheringtoc Church. A cnivid of
people attended at the Church; nany witnessed the
solemn procession as it passed, and one feeling of re-
gret was evident at the departed worth cf the de-
ceased, who, besides the very brilliant services he had
rendered to his country, was universally esteemed air
the kindness -and urbanity .of his 111/11111ell and con-
duct to ail around him in private life. The inscrip-
tion on the coffin, by skate• of the deceased, Vids-•--
Rpget ob, I*th 0cu.1816, 71.",