The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-15 00:00:00

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POLICE

BOVr•STREET.—Ye6terd y J il&u Jon •5 alias Ea.,
who nes detected a fen days since in eodearoutil'l
to. obtain ft,. 6d. of Mr. S..awe Lr f.',.vr „y 50,...
ing a parcel pretending it came by the
underwent a second examination, when it r.pi.,,;el'
that he had prac'ised a similar fraud at legit t._;4‘._
(lit's, in Whitehall. lie is strongly suspPried
committed several frauds oil Lord Castivre,gh
Mr. Munton, at the Secretary of State's Mice ; •%,0;
of these it is supposed, vs ill turn nut to be the 4.
rious offence of forgery, as he personated a Mr. A,
lea's name, at flammersleys the bankers, to rpm,
the amount of a -draft, but the proper 16 itott,
being present, the investigation was postpuued tau.
other day.

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se case related in your Paper of cask too !sigh,* hereby the wine wasdrawe off tots close ' s . • JAI. A
,ctf• „en NC ETV , Ans. 14. .
this day, exhibits one of those flagrant proofs which to the lees. Something of the kind mustisavelettkeried •' ' ' 'Id")
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e•ccasintmlly occur of a most nefarious practice which is in the case ven record, seeing that 'so ni'd•ch .as e ,teae e. • e• ISX•PAA4RE PORTEtt,•7, •Iteerferresn.
Atilt pursued by a set of men 'called wini.coopers ; spoonful of arsenical sediment was found. at. the-4 •
nliti, although so ignorant as to' he scarcely able to bottom of thebottles and the,o k twervhists This. was a• Petition tere theaparesof iTrostees of the
see° earls samerlageeeteleueepseepf..lllary..Leee Poster, praying
elite their names,. nevertheless clam, and iii eeeeral probably not•takeis above a glass each', were. both that they might be alio tee& te preesesadebt.of 20,0001.
have conceded to them by their indolent and thought. made seriously ill. Some may disposed to think, ageinee the estate of Themes,. Richard,
,aed Nalthew
lessemployers,the wine-merchants,theentire manage. that if the persons thus affected be preserved from lieeth-fiell; linkrupts. The-Petition stated, that
. meet of their sines alter coming into the cellars, death, that no other bad consequences will ebtue.-es 41tarY•llebeer4as thesilt4htee of Thomas Heath.
situ) before bottling. What are the numlicr, the i This is a great and dangerous error : arsenic being field, a csattonespinner,er+Sheffietde Whole the year
lasi" and the kinds.. of all the ingredients they j not only one of the most active, but one 'deb, most 1805, etttered.inea aepastnerskieeetithe his nephews
employ, virektessin only to the coopers themselves; l permanent poisons known. The niischievoes effects. Meeeted ite.,ileetlifield, „Lee sleep. years, and.. pro.
fur theisetneeeeee oo,lhe one hand, and their siersonat I left behind by . it, are often such as terminate onte.iided thii ies case of his eleatleitefere the expiration
safely on the nther, 'alike require thee neither theiee with the patient's life; and such are frequent' after its a Mat thile, thelet gentlemen should stand indebted;
emptoyets Mr' the plastic should know any thing administration, •even in the diminutive (Roses giv'en orelchts'estaie fin'hisicapitalrivlifch•was•l'2,oool.-e they••
about. the matter. That"-they e-nlisloY lead le, dif. the Tasteless Ague'Dreps, so mach ngl•Il as ab em.sewere also j•oine.ealigors whit hinfifee a farther debt li %RIX DEP& rtYITY.
feteist thipes to correct the acidity of wlsite: wines I pirical remedy in Essex, Cambridge, Liscoln,and of 57014. to thesTrestees.ofeleia-osen marriage settle- HATTON.GARDENz—charIotte Mitchell, oli;), 11
as tacit are thin, and therefore liable le that change, I other marshy districts. Ayounggierebreit of ague by meet, eH,e4liesletbe.fiallowing ygivr. ..In July, 8
is welt' kebabs; thequality of this ttewly poisonousl us this article, became immediately effected With epilepss the Joung jady,ber,aitße ,of,age,Aoitiststhe.ntotillilaflte2; years of age, was charged by Mr. Crump, cutler es
toyman, corner of Judd-street, Somer's.:nese 5:4
:metal; end its cakes.or oesedse, such es thearges red ay, which continued ever after. ". A late Irish Noble- sfie received? the bond of Richer' .and Matthew for stated, that between one and two o'clock on s.„e
lead, and white lead, being to unite with the ocelots, man's, equally distinguished by his 'elegant •m Iftbiklifoisiett, slid.foe a 'fanner Sunf`eef •23001: which day last, the Prisoner came into his ssoe tee ;
mid, or. vinesetr; formed in the. eine, mid thereby users, his accomplishments as a scholar, and his eitetsbeilten lent.. 'Setae Haire ifterthis frietsactiote these young child in her arms, asked for a small wdsii,i,
produce a sweet metallic salts !ell ketwn, kern this i eticnism as a senator, was the unhappy subject of PersaJts became-banklopts, and• the 'claim of Mrs. which she paid for, then went away ; soon idler :4'
sery cleanly, outlet the name 61 Wcellarans saturni, l most distres,ing complaints for the remainder ease Peeler upon. theiteestate is resistett upon st he ground witness • missed a double-bladed clasp.itnite le
or suttee' or raio. In noir way the .evisie loses life, in consequence of being poisoned in Italy,
.4iiatstherteis another; partnersetemely, their brother.. went in search of the Prisoner, but did net meet tie
Ili former-Wires, o.i. Sourness, alit becomes-more . through the jealousy of an Italian lady, by the are . omits, and that the Petitioners have_ tio right to her till, returnieg home, he met her coming out ate
•I or less of asweetish taste. But this Change; is made . licle well known there under the title of else Aqua" come upon the qirtnenhip fora debt due from two shop-door, when bring seized she dropped lt Intl
et the certain expence of thelwalth 0( those who ! Trillium; so called, as having been, if not invented'," Inly'of the-finii. - lei tinier treestablish their claim, knives and forks, which had been tied up, and lee
dunk such poisoqous beverage ; for poisonous it :at least largely vended and administered, by a female' Ih* Petitionefilieought forward affidavits- to 'prove On the' counter. lie sent for a coestabse, and of
is both•to man and brutes in the niest• certain,. be- miscreant called, La Isrlarchesa di Toffana ; and Mr. that Mes.•Perfers (then Miss sHeath'field), did •not „ her in charge, to 'whom the Prisoner gave a
know there wistaasotlier partner sat-the time !ha r-g: - name, and two wrong 'directions ; but lie found
cause in the most 'slow tied ins'idfiecte,• Ind uneaspect. Hill, iii his travels 'through Calabria, states that
erl• manlier : nor is it at all. imprObtible; that theac. serdrul hundredpersons arepoisoned theie annuallyx: CPited•Ahc bond;. that the .new partner. Ives gite of aeJastthat she lived with her tether and. mother'
lstiowledged greeter prevalence of •partilytic and •14 this .or some other* poison of the kind. A single! her late guardians; (het hie was eresent
.efethe•signing Westssqeet„S'atrier!.s-town. The;Frisoner was ,
nervous disorders in modern thaiiin ancient times, grails of white arsenic taken ined 'the stomach at artlfe bands, mill that he witnessed, tier; acid that milted to the fjOuse of correctieese to he, brought
limy he itesoine degree owing to tie use of suck per- once, has been known to kill, and even 'more cer- , tunnies then, tear at any other lime, did. be tiy. Y r'r _AL.:' , ,
hip' .or . .urtherexaminetion.
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• eisious sophistications of a liquor *noie so generally 4 tainly than larger doses, which generally create sick- I was a partner ; they also attempted to proses; that' - Gutibeatiletkilary Houston s'ait'broitaht op ,
shank as while wine. The article of lead* or its pre- [nese; and thus expel the greater part of what was /*Whet leer solititoroloheiny of heti friends, rwl
la—.any.: a .charge 'at iftialcrtg'two'sifver tible-aimotts, the p •
paiatioes; however, though confessed to be 'perni. taken its. Reckoning •at this rate, -whit' would be! killatelellgeseirthteteausaction-whatev.ers and that ;hp,, sesety au eisseesiosies Beteg in Bishop's-coare I
cious in every shape in which it can and its way into „the destruction Produced* five hundred pounds hmede het. SPPtraet Ylith the tar* fillaibilualdse.nPt tell reefief. 0:, - ..41/4, ;es ..4.--r-e •
the human constitution, as is frequently seen in the :bf solid• white arsenic; eiveiy • pound.' containing r,sitilP•le Individeals,. but as the„erteetheee oCea -conies
~ 'illier Psi se ny,.lt.appear ed, formerly lived as tin
miserable victims of its effect • amOng painters, .seven thousand grains, provided a single grain were ;partnership, an'd (111
4 e the „berey,esll egleek members ermaid. (Re Serecen's Heed free, Suow-Isill
plumbers, lead.smelters, white-lead -Makers, and liken into the stomach aconce ?, It would amount to of that partnershiti; that she lent fir.,,lncrne* to- e I.
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U...C.l...ol.lbeWSkilOr.ft:led as laundress; ad
others, in the excruciating cholic and subsequent ob- three millious and a 'half of persons . either killed the •trade; 'and there, fae 'sh'..e Might:to receive it from . Saturdieflatith*Pti/rier calierionaher,.and . .
stinate palsy of the hands to which they are subject •; ;or seriouily injured in their health. That this J the trade.- se . -e-eseeeseisiteeetowldesetielltliorei pie ti:' Tee Prosecotrix a.
this article is far from being the worst that is em. destruction does not obviously result from its cm- i Sir Annul i% Peddeit, in salsgreollelyPeetitietets-toedo litiletemherseituktretiateit ready for her ia.
ployed by the eine-doctors, as they are called.— ployment, is very certairt; but the less sensible effect said it was attempted, or flit flirfailf'thte4lSalkysptcps, 'ac5K14,911........, • is- • •
The Public will start with amazement and horror, iseaserely owing to the largely diluted state in which to.prole that Mrs. .Porter- dirl lentiaretteet *ewes,: , -.Ate .rtaroges,,catleti in the tate:lsaac!, and taki.
when they learn, that by far the most active poison ii is swallowed ; and it_does natfollow,thet it °cc's. ~pertner was, . admittetle; tokolluict,ehorrhael eid tie advaretaelt •of the temporary absence of the Proses
known in this country is used, and largely used, in the . sions no bad consequences 'by its ilower and more Mrs. ElizaheeleileachfieldeselteTrieeseolkateetead'i cad's ittil,lthe took the spoons ill Nuseslon from a co.
dodo/leg of white wines, in short, nothing less than insiduous operation, after the example! have aireadY i riot be so very had; or
• --- .rnsy,trteeits jhesupw,chithr..l
ev't'bottrff in- Cheetbotn, end' walked alts • the'Proset
white arsenic. It was given in evidence before a given, and the still greater number I could bring' met enibarkecrhis rcpcitc to it;' "Bta, oid -ttle.-teists Oath aftetiveldrilikeievivre-d her loss, and so
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Committee of the House ofiCeminehs more thin 30 forward, if required. Letrened .Cctun See rtee a leertiose" ie'ressians,esase *eating's* hoegheehief wes,ette• opened for the &sit
Veers ago, thatsrlot less than' five hundred weight of ; I trust; Sir, I. have. said enough to attract the i: wheelies° reply is rnedesseseeteleiettrlits 1 h
'et. -y aresinesejleheeeef an -"Ricer. 'teethe eesurse of the-search sihe
white arsenic was expended annually in London its the public notice, not only to the caseyou have recorded,. two years •leefoye Selle,,•emineeetionein ,essfelerneeleselseete turtle PS.ltt.eeteetieg,stitgediecoverett that the ate
fining of white wines. But it will excite still greater but awaken flue attention of the Leglslatere„to e sub- place, teebeseceieqsl.lo-evidespeet harejeTatte' 1. am 1.,
atl'beeti sold ..., a len nbr.Oef, named Bagsteral
astottishmect, when it is kitovin that the purpose for sect which has long called for complete investigas Counsel allowed, ti effikeilehai,eiegn 'Mar' lie' Pr ii * (eV v • •11 ss s, w' n khati . .to ,
.1 ea ...tepe I I
~ ilo had sold to
which this destructive sgbstatsie was used, is one trans a I 1
111..., would willingly hope, such penal elect; 'which issaiitersiea'a Imer.to.,;lll.h.Saliati.erftei. trite 64" (Yit fisrelseereacpers rii'ea-r:isistier oat-traded and
vshich no wine-cliinker is anymore aware of, than all meats a's may put an end to such 'practices alto- MI: Porter a; it'ill'o was-present at the sigeatute of Pee'lleodeA f awd oivelelltitall'ln'elle eesenheelier •
inhabitant of Otabeite is, Mho never tasted wine; it gather. the-bonds,. informing' him tit flitri-tihfilirtii iff Tit emu eseetimesiriesktOtteeiehee a se-the-40mm; estio lia4 sold 1-
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is, Sir, in the langdage of the cooper-craft, to put a August 1:. • e. ie.,• st4leathfield toselreellt ore bet',:sitaid• he,•••filleltetelsequst .rSteeeele,s„elll}OUglt lie positively ,asbertedyihe kat
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face upon it, i. e. to.give it, witen it's'surface is looked 1 e The Eel of Charlemont. . !.si 41Po:14004:lea atm* of . iterbeetd **MOONeti , and we Ail fitue,ef tleeneee se.
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. /see ss. es-
et in the di inking-glast•or littlesilser test•cup used 1 ' • e • Revel Ise?' Opt .he he commeeskselesteahileissesibeence to , ! _ __•-.---....6 •a...,= •
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by the u 'tie. merchant, a glossy siirfaee, said to be i. Stneneee—An Inquest was held on the 11 tis in- . aey person_,; peskiest, he was ettiebee, gemodian nor 1 e s‘easteeee et
.a seestetnUtenriedy desesieinie
like that which oil has: Wliat I' advance here, is slant, it the Clayton Arens, Cleyton.sereet, near the 'itectitel, white lie who was botb,, preterit-1 4 Nr- curie tnn jil Aith kota.vt.,,, on Jim (La Marg.!ie ;my
as you Will•lbeKeete; osi
.the outheirity. of in
, not, __. 9 Horns, Kennington, on the body of Mary .Batley, a ttible silertsce?"fi'itak alio 'heel) aflirnd theta' Strf egs.", ,yfit ref
see''een'ish, a elespee- iliie _ *vs eel brArit
arini-t°fllato 61.' dialer; as no 'lsOnnwledg'llent *ef , young wcionti •)2.. years of age, Rho newt as sttXane •
Tito rmits'.llPetWhitt* .id ferther 111`r. Mllfonl that -..1
3° °ChifigP•erflei4tled trMaigett by se4-', 111.1 IN' •
its being employed'at all; will eiyerle•admitted b'y in the above-mentioned house, who put a period to was wparktor whileithey stereltilivelliht ti; 'Bath to- set hairibt vetoed Coe ii 'lO lierteset..‘"entalae
them, unless extorted from them ander the penalty her own life-by cutting her throat on Tuesday morn- galier fur 41te 144toposa Of wittressing timo bond..,- • msined but. t csAletgeliceire,Uclinr;eand. io ni: she:.
attached to a false oath,* when • that 'oath Is insPesed ing. It appeared on the evidence of Mrs. Tanker- Al!. Milferel, esetethe Ober haktfix ...positively hads,ll4.utifortunakily .-ti*PPetards titaivealaW:°""lb'il''
by legal authority. Let it litit%e conceiete I nirtbat
v.e; a washer-woman, and' others, , that the last swornth. at I,!eeteever knee- sMe.. Tgereem fleathfield id thmochore Are. MeseNit, log -is ejereitiegftel 111
implicate the .vine-merchants generally in
,the eherge time the deceased ens sees...alive was about eight be a iSnrtultr, uislirehe Commis? of elßeinitettsktql'eahle, and sorb ivas4l 1
i &mires and tiseprw, ,
of knowing this practice, and still less the isaporters : o'clock on Tuesday. morning. After having break- had'bettn taken biti.. 'lltr..Miltor. had eiteeedureefact •- hi * • •
t ettit•lirrib iirai Ifteraltell torn off shove the 11, t
fur there are in both branches men of as march lionour fasted she went log stood for a time at the street strongly ebrrehoretteef'bf. this: lays, that, loug andateiereefetas,tge siae • eate•hotesee;eiue'ths es
and humanity, as In any othei department, of corn- . dour listening to a ballad-singer, singing .one of those after this sjourneylehrivirig +AM that' Men:tomes wee, of • •
etthe euffereii4istea 'strife that fortew a
melee. But the excuse to be offered ou behalf of doleful dittiescenspesed, en the death of Eliza Fen- Heath field-was about .4osenter the „Ann, 'die advised...peewee, was &Komi), .4b-esford a 'chance .of wi
the wine-dealer, is at best but the excuse of igno- • ning ; the deceased baught one, and sighed " Ah, him not to, implicate,himself.iiva ceueentewhieli :rm& hielifes ,tiees withe the geeatest •Enrsis ude, proposes
ranee; in short, it is, that they know nothing about poor. Eliza !"—She then went from the door, was so heavy a aebt upon it. s Sie.Arilter. . concluded •liy „asetteesset ,
thirsensainder.. of, ehe limb was tii
the: manipulations which their' wines go through, missed shortly afterwards, and was not to be found. , strongly contending, that asMiss,lleathfield could. 'off by. lastr:Slit.C., rind goober S,orgeon„ withaut I•.
front the time they come into their cellars until After• some time had elapsed, Mee. Tankerville-went never intetid td'chanie I good' seEurity:.for eine at The-sensee Vie 'Marsh and tier sno, were wiiiiiig
the time they are bottled off; that all this•is the up steirs.to,the deceased's bed-room, and was shocked ' alt (Itioherd anal-Matthew Hinithfieid Wane no' se-
rbor6 for Wt.:Marsh whist, *1 he melaliAillt me
province of the WINE cooeen, upon whose igno- ! afseeing the floor nearly covered over with bloodes ' partite estate), shecertainly lentelier morMy I-or the. tesespetseses life. Mitrgif;.'we are happy to sae, melt
ranee or dishonesty their employer's credit and pro- I the. deceased was on her knees' at her bed-side, wigs i seppert of, the and that 'the . wee clearly en e• teeseneey_fressernen fever, - and iS•tikgtv.to recaver.
eeerity, if not even his. health and life, ate dependant ! i her bends joined together, and her head• leaning on .
titled to eceeiee a dividend. from the t nide estate.
. , ,a - ito.astim COUltralF., -For so:nr time pl( :
Ouse man, { know, who has risen, through the haves- i the bed its the attitude of a person at. prayer; on . Mr, !Aeon fotlowfti 04 .the4atne side. ~... `;•••• ..
' churches its tile seeighbourhood of CooOsea, lave
rat gradations of cellarnian, and clerk, not only to ; witness raising up her head, she perceiviel.her throat ' '
MT ;IlLitri _woe. ' •taking..i 't I bee a f'l ly I - three (4'll'l
of opinion, sthat a new . 5l et ta "ng^ ..nlg." • Ina ' all, ',`,. ,
ease and opulence as 'a wine merchant, and 'whet
I cut in a shocking manner with a large itryingkhife, ..seces;;__
y did not destrey the °see est Otis, -even it;;;I: hiving been sti-iceed of every article whiCh old'
could not but know sense of the tricks of his fellow .which was lying near her; medical assisetteeewar im- i Mrs. Porter known that a new" Ipa rtuer had heel' ' earole l' a"'iti- 'lte the early pert of la;t Wok, Po
labourer ; this man told me, that as 'soon as he pees mediately sent rot, but she 'exhibited tin symptoms
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!added. • • ' ,s c'empet4v a* catered, "snit the festry and 1);nly et ti
messed a cellar of his own, he never suffered any wines •
of life. It appeared that she had firseattempted.to , • •• s s. YA 7."; ." .."*. •
Sir gtkutt. Kommr ir, on the other side said; hie •place rebited sai -44idimink, ilirplices, etneriese rat
elector or cooper to nieddte with Isis wines, noeteer ' Cut her throat before a looking-glass that hung in the., • .' ' • • • •
Letirtied Friends had es ketrit for ranted that a debt...auk", J""ti •
aieteetke.bookse found ek „sine .alinut.-
employed any other fining than milk or isinglass/ room well a small pen-knife, the glitisbAng sprinkled i existed f • •the three brothers;°kid hadEhury Chaim) in thesfields neat Slonne-strare,
two articles perfectly harmless in themselves, but ane, over with blood, and a sestet pen-knife also bloody, st ontoeme t. rome.tkatuit.
mstwr.th thenceh
'ars° entered Iliad the same lime,-ond similar dee
swering every required purpose, when the wine was being stuck in a-table thee stood 'under the glass,
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on.wnsrevtfist s
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,defitu ,iib.
.ezis ! t
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co „iiii A
M tted. d'is •aeturday night last, r
is: the first instance of a fair quality; and that where the blade of which corresponded-with the marks on i Mr. sti/ec'
nee ille‘e• r t dis .'t ttifi-ol':zsacriletze:iit thil place was renewed, when severz;i:
fie t • id we t eweas lecers inapiirite e
this was not the condition of the wine before impels-. her neck, and from .the table-to 'the 'bedside there! Diet.
t °tibilli tl 4e
' d d' i *i thee•ixtntesewere's•Vemoveite the candltrsticks,
tation. no management could resider it an honest!
Y Were traces of blood., She completed'the eliecking 1 Ma„elite;aViletitliltield9-13a-t'idflists ItTli-flffel 1 -'ls"lttar"lt
' "eke", 'cuttaieressmisoawdreven the haiallos of
saleab!e article afterwards, or such as would ever: act be
y thrusting a large sharp-pninted carving. knife 'Ph . 4fte •11 e tf' De 4. -6 Ty:. pill, t),..en
Nance o .
doors 4.11(1i-sews were and. can:el Dais'
do credit to the render, whether by wholesale or 1 through her throat. No cause appeared for her corn-
ff ° e lust Le. I en- 't easlfnerl:" h6chnen.cottleli.
e 01:6114,:sve
ed ;' iveral tt_ooty. displaced,Eve exertion we underwand,'
retail. I earnestly wish, Sir, that every wine-mer- : :
;netting this rash deed, furtherehati berbeaster giving : e '"
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Me 'ldlui" I t - 'es' . e•-••• —' • mei:44re bring the rer seteetsra to punishment.
chatit would act thus ; and I avow, that it is partly .
.her warising•tcr quit•hiseervice•ed the preceding nigh'. • then tel it etoes 'War ners 'W/ ow fireharsi-•and e , _ I 1
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latthew -heAl bought. gut before.eMiss-Aealkfteld! Sat en afternoon, ,during the storm, unto
the hope of rousing some of them to a due sense of Verdict—/nsanity. •
came of a-e). were liable.
the incalculable mischief they tacit)), permit, through _ , ,
.. 4•• e.. ~. , . 4
..re..
...._ . -• . u tietly.pievaited over the Meeropolis, a trealund
Monday an "Inquisition was taken in %Seed-10feet • ' clap qf thunder was heard in the
.vicinity of 011',
the mismanagement of their wines by wine doctors, ! ~. . .. • . • vs,. .•
echo . 9 Mr. yog contended, that Wises lleatlifield',s-orily c and
uhea side upon the body of Mr. ard elrass ey •• • • . (;ropes at the moment a ball of lira oh large
that I have sat down to snake these remarks public,', found 1). 1
~ . ~! c mace or vet trltepropeetersessek in that trade
dead in his room, on Saturday last, from the .- •4 • • riu3nsiems.was observed to descend into the laiv.
through the channel of your well-conducted Paper.was, to have the trade carried on, and that shitied
effects of ooison It aoneared that the deceased was Chartes.Beld 1. busying itself
• , esgseof that place,
Should 1 fal in this, however, it will still have the .. • - .. • • . . ifiserfoiriancin the' loso'cit he's claim upon the trade
! agent to Mr. IV heatley, of Leicester, an extensive . .. / the earth. .rise coachman of Mr-Bold was wield
effect of calling the public attention to a circumstance ;
!He had
lace-manufacturer.
reside) some time in by losing atethe same time iespOnsibility.
- ••••• • • . i feweyards.of the spot, hot fortusiac-Iv. escaped d
which so greatly interests all who are wine drinkers, .
L dand • • of • ' nderstandin Mr. Motere.cu wasedeerle ofeepiationellsat whe- •hurt ; nor was there any other misceiefaeses. ,
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even on the smallest scale. White wines are the on ois, ln coneequence
_. a misu
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did
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chief, if not the only kinds which admit these .1
! with his employer, he was lately
,obserred to is {ti we Daher MISS .11.
s eatblielie elid or ,rtot.know that there beyond thetleetreetien of. two fine treei, *hose Int
desponding state. In the
early
part elf last 1 wete, other partners, she; could a base no claim upon were severed to .the rout, and the. branches stele
letericius aJmiitures ; red wines generally, if not 'very.. •
1 • ' 'r -e • 4 There ' week he had addressed a letter to his son, at settees. three.. ere was a rule of baokruetcyethet the joint . &bootie' 411 directions. ..'fies..apertare caused is t
universally,. being liable to hare their colour ten-.
by chemical ' ter him take e' of his •mother and requesting to charge o
estate answered the joint debts/. ands
dared dirty, or entirely thrown down .
e' sisters, stating, as his reason that he himself would estates the se.parate debts. .. • . ..• •• , !22 inches in circumference, 4- n• -.• .... • -
u
agents. It is now, I believe, nearly fifty
.years,. i , , , . 1 .
snorts), "be no more." This communicetiose he Sir A. leteeseres in reply, strongly- ieteisteti that : . Sstitwne.--”-On Friday 11l Coconereleinquest r
test more since a similar, but still more distressing ~ . , .
/contrived to forward through the medium of a friend Mrs. Porter's: property had been tent-to the trade; held. before Greece Henrusee..4q. at the Bed Cl'
event than that you have recorded, occurred at the ; ,
inn, at Salt-hilleseeeral Gentlemen who dined there I to Sheerness, and through the Yost-office of he instanced. an assignment-of treeasee le wldth'the' •Holloway, on the hod
going eerness,.. of. Jormthast Scott. f
being immediately after taken ill, and dying soon which
at ear, co- fie/ Y • 1 .IA
I purpose of concealing his real address. On Friday partners. . . with his throatbutl.atsd a razor covered wits ''
after under ell the symptoms of poison. It was pre-
last he was observed unusual! land on the
y g loom
The CuCxceceoustad not seen'ltt'.. • beside him' It app.ared that .the deceased 'I.
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tended, instead, that this was owing to their having ,es :resign.
evenin of that day it was ascertained, that he had, . . inerly a clerk with M. Coutes,. the banker eI. a'•
eaten of some dish which had been dressed in a copper i .g „ two His i oills'il i
sublimate,the mew' ' 'p ex winged Aria ` *derd opinion,
Within side. '
saucepan, which had verdigrease collected i purchased ounces of corrosive
whole of which it appeared he took at one draught. that the OUll lad • had been &ill V ..• ''
11 h Y " • . had heart "rather anfortunate• and that on 1-hsursl'
Cry I!,:nrs'ilY with; he evinced symptoms of d'
But considering the very nauseous and peculiar taste e t oughethe case required•mileh fa
,a I The effect was instantaneous, and the stomach being • these circums
cos the Jury having no
of ierdigreale, even in the smallest qeantity,
tho-- 1 surcharged by the quantity a vomiting took place.-- ' •
hoe hie .exeressed a doubt wl•et •if ' ' 'i n ne
' her•• ent°.:'•-' .--. the deceased t
who suffered must have been instantly apprised of the' ee, . however,
' din the system to resist even a bill isi equity, would efleitualle, repine'
e her.— ' •
had destroyed himself. a verdict
they emcient, remained
His Lordship stated thepe•• Is f. ' II • i returned of— Lunaci; cut Ir:s Ova throat. •
impregnation, and have spit out the food before I '
mode' medical application, and to cause almost inmesliate , .. ii! or consi e
•ration to
swillowed it ; besides this was a Very obvious
death. Verdict—lnsanity. •
tie nest, Wds the young' hide at any
trine
a creditor
• On Thursday se'neiglii, DATID CAREW'S, ri.
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I. .
to exonerate the inn-keeper and his wine-merchant
• of the three brothers ? arid seeonalY, Diif the accept- banker, in Carlisle, received a letter•hre-5
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is not likely,
et tee expence of the poor cook. It
inn lt is reported, that eight.hundred thousand gen- once of a new security disturb the old one? W • • s•
Appleby postmark, etrclositig two five.gisinra . .
of Englishand Foreign wheatnow d od his f • e set- with' e eli . laconic • ta 43-•
ted tens - erste en-4step to say, that het had no doübt the
however, that in a great and moth frequented
daily housed in London and the•nei hbaorhood, and which; .5700 e qf Conscience." .. , .
likit that, where every kitchen utensil was . . . . weeetimb from 'fleeted Heath(' Id le , or, in other
d has •ed gl' t' to be thatte:he *
could it is •sat , „omelet) app ice MK edseduesfrom•theconeente ' • * • • •
used, and- daily cleaned,
_such a neglect .
11^ k for assistance. - 'llse case stands over. t citileoX ' .
. r Printed end PethlioNer by nel.".1"1 '
I.4slity'liapiseii. I t was, besides, affirmed, that when the sts
srArvw Iv Orrice, 97, tivet•orrit