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The Times, 1824-11-04T00:00:00

FFroin a Correspondent.]-Mr. Fauitleroy's frienids manifest some anxiety to contra(lict the report that has beGn made of his having supposed, previously to his trial, that the written Daper found in his desk, containiniig an ac- knowledgmnent of his extensivc forgeries, was ulestroyed they assert that he was fully anid lamentablv conscious of the existence of such a fatal document, as were also his legal advisers; and in conisequence of their being awvare of a circumstance so prejudicial to tbeir client, it was for some tine unlidecidled whether he shouldi not at once plead guilty to all the indictments. 'Ihey at length came to the deter- miinationi, that upon the wholc it was most advisable that lic should go througli his trial, as he would thereby have ast opportuniity of giving publicity with the best cffect to the mnotives by which he professedi to be influenced when he coiunittete the acts allegecl agaiinst himn, and to declare to the world, that his object in giving, under his hand, an avowal of his guilt, was but to perfornii an act of justice to his partners, and make it apparent, in the event of' his death, that however censurable tn igltt have been their lue- gli,gence, they had hy no tneans participated in the transac- tions which lIavc brouglht lhiin itito his prusent awful situation . WIND.SOR, NOV. 3.-IoYAL HoUNT.-On Mlonday Lordl Mlaryborougli, as Alaster of thc Kii)g's Stag-hounds, ordered a deer to be turnied oxut tor thc day's diversion, in a large field to the rightot Salt-hill, where a nuiierous tield of sportsmen was assernbled tO enjoy the sport: some spectatois on foot were also collected. A line leer was accordingly tutrned out of thc court, xoon after ten o'clock, which ran with swiftness through the enclosures to thc left of Fartt- ham, through thc woods to the right of Dropmore-hill, taking to- wards High XVickbam, then to the lelt towards Great 1Marlow, at .Which plc I a ae.str iccaef upwatrds of two hours and a hialft On Tuesday morning the Duke of Devonishire arrived at Windsor Castle, in bis carriage and four, from the Royal Lo:Jge, where hia Grace hail been staving on a visit to the King for somne days. The noble Duke inspected tbe alterations, &c. Which, are getting on very orward at thle Castle. Mlost of tle nobility and per- soiIs of dist nction, who have lately been on a visit to the Kinig at the Royal Lodge, havc paid visits to tfle Ctastle. His llaiertv continues in tbie enjoyment of excellent htalth, and takes au airing daily in hib pliacton w hen the weather permlits. 'T'hc ale-brewers its London on Tuesday inuorning sent cireular letters to their customers, statiaig that from the high price of tialt. anld hops, they are under iltc painful necessity of raising the ale 10s. tier barrel. Oni Saturdlay last, a Swvedisli seaman, nanietl Carle, was hiredi on board the brig Tzio, laying in Rattenburv's.dock, iHorsely- dawn, anid had 2s. given to Iiitn to procure a bed on shore for the nlight, it being intended to burn chlarcoal and sulplhur belowdeck, for the destructioti of the rats ,and he wenit oni shore in the evening for that purpose. About fonro'clock thetfllowing iorning, he prc sented himnself to the watchman of the dlock, and prevailed ulpon hint to let him pa ss on board; when lie took ofW the tarpaulini, and de- scentled into the hold withf thle Watchlntin's lanmtn, the light ini which was quiekly cxtinquished by th tinoxiousts vallot, and he with tiffitilty saved by the exertlbnmof the wat6hman and another, who drew him out, atd sent hin away. In a qunrter of an hour, on thc watchman's quitting his post to call the hour, Carle returnred o0 board, and got into the tbrecastle, where lie vias tibund dead by the 1Mate two hotrs after. An inquest was held yesterdav in the Vcstry. hall of $t. John's, and a verdict returned-Accidenaal death, occar siocd4 lby.jis,owu impradencr. HoIaLRD MuRDER.-A few days ago an inquet wVas hIeld on the body of J. Ryan, of Ballyvorneen. Aftev'the examination of five wimesses, a verdict of " lVilhud murder" was returnetl against the foilowing persons :-P. Cusack, B. Hall, J. Sheahan, P. Glen. nane, lecaunor Ryani, wife to the deceased, and. Mary Cramer, the serv:ant imaid, all of' whom Ai r. Balmer, with a pasty of lhis police lodged ini the county gaol thiat nighit. So horrible a itnitiler as this has not dirgraced this county for iany years. After literallv beat. lug his brains oat with a hatchet, and cutting him on several parts of the boly with the samnc deadly weapon, they laid lhim upon an in- nmense lire, and, we shuddler to relate it, actually roasted hutl. After whieht they buried the mangled body in a bog,holc, carrying itsevcd In a bag aboot atquarter-ol asaile fron the holite. lt is but justice to Ar. Batluier to *nentiori, thaL it is owing to his exertions that this mysterious rnurder has been detected. He bas succecded in establishing a chain of evidence wluich will certainly bring.onvYic. lion hprne to the quilty.-Lipaefick Observer.