Star.
London, England, 1811-12-21 00:00:00

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THE ARMY. THLACILRDERiI IN GRAVEL•LA.NE.
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The old 37th, (Sit Citant,ts Ross's Regiment) coni, the folloiving is tie Substance of the exam;nations
mantled by ColOnel SeaAto, have marched fur Chi- takelklestfrdAy. before the Migistptes cf Sbadwel
ehester. . POlter.Office':— -,. . .
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We are glad to hear that the 2d battalion of the MI. tatte rson wal firii erthein:d. he 4epose d that he was a
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be kneW Mr. And Mr..Wilhason, they were c'earne-
r4ileers are again nearly complete, and 'trill, no tees highly ni
y revected in the nelp.hbourbciod, au I f r the epicene
doubt, soon be sent on
i 15 years kept thelting's Arms publie.hous?, which was the resort
zervice. 1 of foreigners of every descript:on. At i I o'clqek awry nigin they
Monday the-German Cardlr7 enlbatked at Cork invariably closed tip their houie. On Thursday night hf -. W.I-
liatrianti adopted the same /Stir. Ten minutes btftrre l I witrt.ss
for Lisbon. The wind was tl;en at •W.S.W. and
called for a pot of brer: Mrs. W. drew the hat, tiadttaid to ti m,
almost a gale,
.insOmuch that it was with kregt dits- .. You Ault mit rari7 the beer bran, I will seta h." During
. . • . the iisne•fly -war-droning the beer, Mr. W. who was ',Whig by
cult y the horses could be embarkd. • t .., :: 1 the Sre, saidiolvtr. A. " You sre an.olacer, there has been a
' Tuesday the Duke of YORK held a Military Lc' vee . fe:Liw liitroing at my door, Iflth a bArern coat nn, if you aboold
at his office in the Horse Guards, which was attended ee*-e„trablVerkili.uhlidn'ifoinr custody.ans lio! ten•°le." Pelt' A.
answered"
He
his own .afety. These were .he list
by the Marquises of H'INt'LEY and BLANDFORD, and w-44,Mr. A. mentioned,and then retired. it.t;irss liw.4 next
a number of Officers.
. dour 1,1? one to the deceaBedi between ^.A and. 30 minutes after
I he left the ltirtfArms. be intended to go for anti her po' of
beer; as soon a$ he got out of la's house he head a flax, when
We almeit regret, fiat so able a partisan as Sir
Roma WILSON has shewn himself to hive been in he sear t?, lodger lowerlug himself down into the s feet by the
Portugal (the ablest among so many able Officers Gshpoet.e".Treewranattliltoatahrtaub;t"thfio•rhtidd
s...s.tramff,
hatitsdap,rnolcrewdedi to :he
`employed on this service), should be sent on any nets and others broke the tcll4r-flap upcn; Is 7al trZten enttsees lYred,
other. His terfeCt knowledke of the construction and began ro look round the cellar ;on condig to the firma...,
and attributes of eve, y army in Europe, mut his, ?, ch. saw hir.Winiamma lying tut phis back; with his lees upon
particularly intimate knowlede of the Spanish and tr,h,e,s;ai,ri'l,:iiht th,e,';istlven:at,:, by crow, all' 1,: '''
ree fietra7 kn.'
Portuguese armies, citialitied him, in a peculiar man- diem. ter there quarters of an inch; it Val' much s:a:neTrare;,ti3h
net, to act with them, as they one and all looked up Mood. Mr.Williamitm had received a "'Omni on the Arad, lie
to hirti with confidence. In 'l'm key, however, the throat was dreadfully cut, his right leg was broken by 'a tu ,w,
and his hand severely cut. Ft,orn these maths of violence, wit-
tharatter of the British soldier, and the interests bf , new suppoie4 Mr. W. mule great resinatice, being a wry pchttsful
the nation, Will be upheld by Sir ROgERT: i than. While erittztas and others were viewing thebotly with pm
......--L-- . trilled ferlinis,,ohey heard i voter saying, •,` Where ill, tbe old
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NAVAL INDELLIGENC2.

1• FALMOUTH, DECiP mBER. it. .
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Arrived the ship Isaac, in four weeks from Quebec
sailed tinder cenvoy of his Majesty's ship SetMk; par.
ted company three weeks ence.—Wind West, blows
strong.
PLYMODTI-14 DECEMBER is.

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Arrived a chasse-maree, prize to the PIIEARANT.—
Ptit liack, the ALBION CULIer, bound to Rochefort ;
the Mt:l.Ln; through distress of weailier. Sailed
the VENGEUR, with a small convoy for the Downs.—
The BLOODIIOUNI) is reported to lie on shore on Pads-
tow Point.

PORTSMOUTH, DECP.MBER 20.
Arrived his Majesty's ship VENGEUR, ftont Ply.
mouth ; GOSHAWK, from a crtiize; and PORCUPINE,
from Guernsey.--Wind Weiserly.

man At these Words, , .proci;eded u i into the :nom,
when they saw Mrs.Williantson lying on her left side hsr skull
was fractured, and her thioat tut, and hleediog most profusely ;
near tb Mrs.W. Ibis the ,errant-woman, lyirg on her bath, with
herfeet under the grate; her skull was more dreattlety frac-urn
than that of het moose,, her threat nowt Inhumanly cot to fie
neck bone, and none of the bodies were cued. Wallies 'betted-44d
that the premises were afterwards ex-twined, and it was d-sewiero
eatitat the nintilehors had made their escape Item a back window
looking Into a piece of waste gribund belong ng to the London
Deck Company. The ill of the ve,nd'iw was staLeed with Lived,
psd.the sash remained thrown tip. he distance whi the •I-
re hid-to Jump did not exceed eight feet, and the ground be-
neath was soft clay, stf that they could sustalo no injury ev.:n hid
they fallen. From the waste ground in question there was no
difficulty whatever in escaping, as it communicated with s.veral
bye streets.
John Turner, eke man who Heaped from the window, wht
who was a lodger in the house, deposed as follows r " 1 west
to bed about five minutes lactose i I o'clock ; 1 bat not been in
bed more than Eve or tea minutes before I heard the err of We
shall all be murdered,' I suppuse, was the cry of the
woman servant. I wilt dawn stairs, and I saw ow of the lit-
lain. rifling Mrs.Williannion's pocketsi and 1 intmediteely ran ep
stairs; I took up the sheets from my bed and fastened them to-
gether, and laihed then, to the bed-pows; I called :o die watch.;
man to give the alarm; I was hanging out of the born wtolow
by the sheets; the watchman received me in If,e arms, naked It
I was; a great mob bad thin assembled Opposite the dour: al
soon as I got upon my legs, the door was forced open ; lowered,
and found the bodies lying as described. het was nottotn
lodged in the house but myself. except a grand-daughter of Mrs.
Willialnich. I have lived in the douse *bolt* eight mouths, and
during that time I have found them to be the meat peiseehle
people that could keep a public -house. The MU whetw lam
Mrii.W;lllanison's pocke, as fat as I could see by ti.: l'elif
in the room, was about six feet in htlal.;, e-sita in a ge.iteel
aryl?, with a bang dark loose coat on. I said nothing to bin;
bat', terrified, I ran up stairs and made my escape as already
Tentliaocd. When I.wai down stain, I beard ewe or three eery
great sight, and when I was first alarmed, I heard dls:incily
words, "We shall aU be murdered." Turner further de,,oeei,
that,, at the time he went tb Bed, Mri.Wilbarnson was on the
stairs taking up a silver punch-ladle and watch, which was to be
retied far on Monday next trio her bed-reo for securi'y.
' The Maker", name oftheim
rstell if said to be lamed Catetipolo..
The grand-daughter, alluded to la Turner's evidence, was o
alerted that the Magistrates asked her Mt few questions.
Crowds of people assembled ronnii the premises of
the deceased family during the whdle Of yesterday
every individual seemed horror-struck at the awful
spectacle of, another family being elivntched in less
thaw: a fortnight, nearly an the stone spot:
A. person was examined at three o'clock, at elect:
well-street Office, on suspicion of the horr:d murders.
The story the prisoner told, was a corr.pound of pro
varieatior.f. The prisoner appeared to be something
of a smuggler, having, at the time of his detntioit, tt
gallon of brandy, which lie said he bought at a pub-
lie-house in Compton-street; for tli.tteen shillings otnd
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sixpence; a shirt of whiskey, and a sample in
dii-
tis'l Grandy. The dagistrates examined .the prise..
ner, particularly to where he was at the tint! of the
Murder.; and, in order to gain some positive infotna-:
tion, the mart was committed for a further hearing.
'The MagistratCs of Sliadwell eofitinited sitting the
whole day, and the concourse of spectators before the
Office Was icittally numerous to that on the spot
where the fatal nforders happened.
The deceased; Mr. Williamson, via; gout 5G years
of age; his wife Mrs. C. NVdli.,mton. ithout 60; am/
Bridget Harrington; the servant, 50 year? of

EXANIIkATION OP NCR. MAAW9 BROTIMIL
Yesterdat Mr. Marr :tin :appeared bt.fcre Mr.
Gamma', in order to clew up all doubts on the
cent Melancholy affair of the mender of Mi brother's
family. We are happy -to state, t.liat the general
tenor of the young man's testimony was highly satis-
factory to the worthy Magistrate, Whine suspicions
only arose from the error he committed Di retaining
a letter, addressed to him to attend the examination
of a person in custody at Shadwell Office; on, chatges
Of titteting wicked lingrage against his character,
and failing to appear.
The principal questions put to Mr. Man related to
Where he was on the night of the murder,. and whe-
; tiler any familiarity existed between him and the ser-
vant girl. To the first Mr. Man brought respectable
' Witnesses frofn Hackney, who clearly proved an alit 4.
To the latter interrogatories, it was demonstrated
nothing existed to warrant the least shadow of insi:
nuation. Mr. Mair'S brother having now passed the
ordeal of a strict investigation, it is hoped the ende
of justice Will not be defeated by unfounded calm*:
flies against the relatives of the deceased.

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ANOTHER. MURDER;
Yesteideat a Woman was brought to Worship.streel
Office, charged with haling murdered anothei woman
in the Hackney-road, on Thursday afternoon. The
prisoner stated, that as she was returning home' along
the Hatlrhey-road, she*Met the deceased walking at m-
in-arm with a Portuguese with whom she had c:l4-
bited a Nig time ; that words soon afterward! en:
sued ; and that in the heat of her paision she t wk off
one of her pattens an.f struck the, deceised on •bi
head, ('fro Which the blood ilowed vc?y
The wounded woman was itnniecititeiy ect,Veyed
Shoreditch •Witeir-house; where, .:after. langitts.nio(
about an hour, she died. The pria6ntri; aitcr }lading
undergone a long examination% watt renssadea oast
!further gearing:

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