Star. — 1812-01-16 (London, England)

SESSIONS, JAN. 14.  The General Sessions of the Peace for this city-and county were held yesterday at the Guildhall, when the only prisoner for trial was AndrenoTeesdale, a sold+;•r of the 91st regiment, charged on two separate inkiictm-nts with assaults on Henry Grey and Jonathan Robinson, both of which the Grand Jury found . not True Bills.  At the same Sessions an appeal was made by Lieutenant Colonel Dixon, rf the Royal Artillery, by di. rection of the Bo.trd of Ordnance, against the Poor's Rate made on a house occupied by him and his fa-1 mily, in the parish of St. George, on the ground that it was occupied for his use in the execution of his of-1 fice as Commanding Officer of the Artillery in the Kent District. Au objection was urged on the part of the Guardians of the Poor, as to the informality of the notice of the appeal, on the ground that it did not state a sufficient cause, not with a view to take advantage of its informality, but because in the detqmination of the question, every part of the proceedings should be correct; this notice, however, the Recorder considered as sufficient, stating at the same t:tne, that he was perfectly clear that the appeal could not be maintained, and quoting-the decision of the Court of King's Bench in the case of the King v. 'ferritt, in support of the opinion. The Court accordingly confirmed the rate.  LATE IffiRILERS iF SIMDIf7ILL.  Pot ICS Orndia Saarowtu.—A most illl . • discovery has been made within these two 41 which completely removes every shadow of drat respecting thetlt of the late suicide, Williams.was proved bethe Magiatratbs of 'lladwell-cirkei that three weeks befog • the Murde• son and his family, Wih.;;lmi hs hat' a long French knife withNsan • • Nit knife could never be found tiiants's rr amongst any of the clothe t behind Pear-tree public-houseu -Nile [lt find that deadly instru er .::4 success. On Tuesday, L 1 nln at the Pear-tree public-houie, - ..11011, some old clothes, found a blue jacket, wi., diately recognized as part of Williams's aft.. He proceeded to examine it closely, and upeo lssi ing at the inside pocket he found it quite stif coagulated blood, as if a Wood-stained hand Ind thrust into it. He brought it down to Mri. Venal,* who immediately sent tor Hope, and another dry Shadwell Police Officers, to nuke further *smog the house. Every apartment then underwent the** rigid examination, and af, er a search of about ashy and a half, the officers came at last to a an ill 414 the one in which they discovered the objet of pursuit. In one corner of it there was a hearreva stockings and other clothes, wh;ch being they observed a bit of wood protrudiugfrom a ate* hole in the wall, which they immediately drew clic and at the same instant they discovered the hat* of a clasp knife, apparently dyed with blood, vrhich upon being brupght forth proved D be the idenzget French knife seen in Wllliams's possession Weis the murders. The handle ar.d blade of it were messy all over with blood. This important fact comphsai the chain of strong circumstantial evidence adduced against the suicide. The bloody jade, also a new and not less powerful circumstance Sew firm tile guilt, and it is pretty clear, that that p.dur his appArel must have been stained with the Wised(' the unfirtumite Mrs. Williamson, when the sac* was trinsfirring the money with his bloody 1144 le his pocket. •