The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-03-19 00:00:00

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part of the kingdom, if returned free of expense.
Piano-Fortes Tunedand Repaired.--flecond-hand Piano-
Fortes. tr• the most eminent makers, constantly on sale, or
taken in exchanxe for others.
Any Lady or Gentlemma wishing to exchange their Instru-
ment fora new one, will be Wilted on at their request. En-
graved specimens of the Planes may be had, gratis, on ap-
plication.
se• Music and kinsical Instruments of all kinds procured
to Order. The Profession supplied on liberal Terms.

Stock of superfine broad cloths cud ladies pelisse cloths, fur-
niture, books, shop fixtures, and effects, New Boad-street.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY .1. .1. HOPWOOD,
On the Premises, No. 19, New Bond-street, next TIMIIIIDAY,
at eleven for twelve o'clock precisely, by Order of the
Sheriff of Middlesex.
THE STOCK comprises an assortment of Ladies'
Pelisse Cloths, superfine Broad Cloths, Quilting, *e.
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consists of four-post
and Tent Bedsteads and Furnitares, seasoned Feather Beds
and Bedding, jap.unted Chairs, Grecian Couch, and modern
Books. Also, the valuable Shop Fixtures, Mahogany-top
Counters fitted up with drawers, Ranges of Deal Cloth
Presses. Iron Bookcase, Register Stoves, Kitchen Ranges
and Effects.

To be viewed the day preceding and morning of sale. and
Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of J. J. Hop-
wood, Auctioneer, ?7, Chancery-lane.

FUNERAL OF MRS.. DOMAITY.

The remains of this unfortunate woman were interred
in St. Andrew's Church-yard, Holborn, yesterday morn-
ing. At nine o'clock, two mutes were placed at the
door of the house in Robert-street, and in consequence a
considerable crowd was attracted to the spot. Among
those who were present and who accompanied the corpse
to its last home, were David Donatty, the elder brother
to Michael; David Donatty, the younger, the toll-keeper
in Fleet-street; Mr. Field, the solicitor of Cliff...rd.s Inn,
the trustee under Michael's will; a Mrs. Tomkins, who
claimed to be sister to the deceased, her daughter, and a
person of the name of Harvey, a friend of the deceased.
Previous to the coffin's being screwed down, the lid was
removed, and all the parties above-mentioned, approach-
ed the body. David, the younger, came first, and touch-
ed the face and hands. !ilea. Tomkins followed, and
then David, the elder, came forward from the door.
where be had been in conversation. He also touched
the face, saying,—" I have no objection to touch the
poor creature, for I never did her any harm." His
countenance did not betray any particular agitation. The
girl, Mary Young, who has lived with the deceased at the
time of her murder,was also plated by the side of the coffin,
but she was perfectly ono) o% ed. The countenance of the
deceased was perfectly placid. There was the
mark of a severe contusion on her right cheek, as if
produced by a violent blow, and there was likewise a
small scar on the kneckle of the forefinger of the right
hand, occasioned, no doubt, by ber resistance to the mut-
derer's intention. A Gentleman who was present, and
who was one of those who first entered the house with
the watchman and patrol., said, that when he saw the
body, it looked to him as if the head had been held ea
the ground in the same position as a butcher would bold,
a sheep while killing it, and the character of t..e wowed
coulirnsed this 'apposition. On a furtber inspection of
the premises yesterday morning, it was evident from the
window on the first leading place being open when Use
murder was diecovered, and there being a scrape doers
the bricks on the outside, that the inhuman perpetrattle
escaped that way, and not through the back door. its,
was at first believed. Mr. Taylor, Me Vestry Clerk, was
resent, and took an active part in examining every
thing calculated to throw a light nn the subject. At
MI o'clock the procession moved off. It consisted of a
hearse and pair. and a single neoaraing coach. It was
followed by an immense crowd to the church.