Several detachments belon...
The Times, 1824-02-23T00:00:00

Sc-era! ?'e.aThrrn-s belonging ~o Yegimontt in Indii lhive bei ordere:1 trmu (liatram to e,nbark'on board the William Fair- kr Inl:tratnan. 'or llriatr2. ()xrortt, it.i t'stO .-ThC FTi-h Sheriff has caVed a tme tno - of the- of this county, *n the Town.hall, for WeInes aav znlx- te 2a1h inst., when t>.eunomnination of a person to yuczerd ti-c la e .Mr. I-2ne in Parliament will rake place. Alr. Ii-(ood h;s in the mrost hand,some manner, declinede a cortteet aLecrnizt a's foe; 1-t so doinz. he vva2s nat a' first aware that it waN the inte-r.i-n oI Mr. Fa-e to offcr Oirsefl as a candidate. It is ex- ptc-t". teterf'cr.- 'hat Mr. Fane wil' be elected without further ei_stt,. 1 te arc sorry, howevert to hear he is indtsposed.- 5::f-rd .Jo,,nsaZ. CLrEtcAL Dcrt.L-On Satulrday se'nnight a meetinz trwk rlace upon tfe -acr-cnuurse nlar this city, betwveen the Rev. L. K- and J. S , Esq., when shots were exchanged (thout doine anr iiiatecrial injury. We have not learnetd the pa-rti- cn,lmz- rf this affair of honour, further than that it resulted fromn a to whosc fa7ours2 botb a.soired.-Liurcotn llrereury. FALTS oI SO.F -O n Friday nigiht there wvas a heavy L-ll of stew at Dorchester, wrhich rendpredl the roads for several =iles in crery direction vrcr- unnlcastt fnr travelling. The fair on thre f lomvinc day (S-turday) was in consequente so thinlv attended, th,at it had not at ali thc arpearance of.-. fai-.. The rnail From l,on. ,on wts twohours later then usua.i, artd thie Bath and Wesv-nouth c:h. on its war; rom this torn to Sherborne, was so obstructed by tt -ow fos tn be irdier the necessity of returning. TaAN5Sr'aRTAl l- 'Fr CONvICTS.-The Clzapmatn con ;g 47 is ordered tn P-nt,tnootth to receiIc on board I8O convicts f3t . vevnnce to7 Xew South AI'ale. The Pha',ix coonvict ship trill t-yis-e on hosed. at teecrresn, 200 ; antI the Countet S of Harcoiirt i-n convirt% at Wooiwich. in onder to hecir being con'eyed to the rne,lesun.ti1n- 2liunt wvill be transported in the latter vessel. S,tOCSocx ArFAIR -Trzesdlay last, ani inpsisiti: n was taken ait Luton. on view of the body of a female infant. whichl on the r?erno.n had been turned tip by a sow, vwhich was groln ine. about in art ou1hone heloigaing to an old f;irrn-house which i' new co,ve-tcd inIo reral tenemr.ents and occuPied by poor people. It i pTrobol7e the beds' would have been completely devoured he voracious.1. lrn?al in a fen m inutes, had not so:iDc children1 W e-re edayiel- near the spot discovered the circumstance. It culd not have heen buri'l niore than twin or three irches2 below the s.o-mt- of the earth. and w?1s nmerely stresecd over *vith bricks and ,,-ar In consequene- oF the inform ation given bv the children, cce vt-nI persons rrtficed to the spot, and abloedv- sheet and shawl in m-hich Ple childas'Pered to lisve been envel wed were found. A gra asof ev;dertc, was, taken, fromp wth~a d ta h body rf the infant hal been concealed for anot stat wewek- ina the ,sr.da occnured by its mother, and had not beeni interred till early SandaY Trorning last. One saItneaS aplpoke Ptidriln-l to an iuto- I l 1ble stench Which she had several tincte perceived on going up ,,5 eow2rn stds w'hich 1ew to the roonm occupietl by the mother of ,e child, tand Where it nas doubtless concealed. John Fensomn wizh wh!- the mother E izabeth Hare cohlabitesi, and by whom sh)e 1,i prm-on-iv had a s'ill-horn child. appears to ,ave been deeplv .?tplicatci in tie horrid n-Tair. Promn thli state of thee child's bo-lj t5!e zsmeoll was of opinion that it rnust have been dcad six weeks. Tr4e invcstgation occupied abhaut twelve hours, hehes, after a r ert` tljbcrati3.r. ti-c 2uirv returned an unanimous verdict of Wilfzll yard.rr a"unst Fdizabtehb Hare the istotlier, as princip;tl in the first r;,qKC ainrd againstlobn Fcnsonm is the sec,nai degrce. John Fen- sza who Was in- custo0d) was conmnlitted to tile County Gaol, un- I, rth% Comrter's wan-a-nt, and a warranit was j-sinedb y the C'orone-r jtht apprehcnion of Elizatbeth lfare, who liad absonided, but h lnbeen snzce taken and coniveved to caoL-J.'edford Gz-eue. E,-ram-.In the Parhatoentary. Report in Saturday'e, r ? here is a typographical blunder, which mnakes absolute non. t of an important ga;Ls-eajc T1he C1hancellor of the Exchequer, garve notice of his intention to bring before the consideration of :e house oni Motniay the four per celt. acts, is made tg cti,1 them F= (oaer eotz. dcetics.