310 • .‘ • .. WSW, Est, V, DratAVlTY.—enas. C. mid Vouttaslistrriseiteh age! I3,'' Were indicieel Ent deleting a carat' tieeklate,.the property of T. Sydes, levali the pertro i n 41 1 Jiiines Sy The afttiigf:efqf thr preseehlor 'was walklog • nut with Iterdittleistaffrei; nine yesit;6raie; in het cart: as Mai thse RithiCennee arta ine'sitig the snap ist' Ii r hinflOtivhs t iti4kltietrjnoOtylfillk'neek and tan away, blit vNA 0.11,44 tete iatit sll Yl I '•' , The-Jot y (build MO Istl-i.tier Hurls guilty, and acquit. led Cog!tan.' • l'hv JO lige alio trb d the Case' said he knew Harris to he an old'eflender. Le wotibl :I,ruothe him that .9 1 t1 lie his last aNseits aoccat'lhat bal for wee.: •I Iojt; . . • • • ' T lie'sree Timmins, ti I'd only ft! - yetft t i,witi calivicte.! nr striding n eerrerieeki.% 4 Kfteart the pi•Vtion or M)dy Aan'e Vote.nt. in (.110 nli retiree • • • ' The' young.elefieleotetit waa Steil to' ittielisiP the Keel:lace toy u li?tle eel, gave the alarni:tind he seas faked Imo ce.resty °The 1 1 1 1 14't.te of the 'Vey. appealed to he 'eery : esw.i"pitspret. itre•best •piassible'eatitnipl seemed I.) lave leek el , t Tito cs'istints n adaischislseil the,,petstinfr, anti' smid'lle•masf itnallthloiesevere'ilantrtlierithtit Sitilire be Was . de...barged. Heurrillettrl!s, le.l4rit 'ir'reteirtgesr, Joni] An. delmdm 014 4 14, the other It anallte third' only 10 years • /A, wets femid guilty of mealing't;'coral necklace front the'perSotroffhjelilltl'ofaldr. Peter 'Wright. ieutters itemised •each oilier of cdonnitting. the CI 11, tilt each for hi:itself protested tits entire itmneedce. .ono• fleinmewSergeane brdered there to be'well whip- Ord, midi *eh Aeliii , rett over tictheir I irtree'filllps sett 1/:-J 2 J‘hti J trolls wits capitally• inTeted ter newialtirtglella tlaAtirlet•on'uq.lier , ktgh ay, and taking limo her persono9v ahilliuy , , housigi o , wet a silk hand.• ketrlm.f. . 'the iiros . ernit4,4 'SAW; Stieltaa Hie allife chair extra tide waiter in the:Cisatome, i s id etc was Rein, front home on the eveiiiiist nl use hell inst: to fruits-flue soup, and took 14 Oil her a shilling and a baron lot that purpese. On her tes t y stir met the primmer. mho attacked 'her with ,great siolence, snatched the abilliag °situ!' her band, tore her ho l o t i•; ; t ous ;ter brad moil her tdpitaa r l trout mr neck, and comities ti tieai tug het hiltimitiidy 'pail a niitt a itoau carne qp, And beck him into inislAy. ' The 01 , iiiier protested hiS ionocetwe in the strongest mann' r, and called his employer, Who gave Win a most oseellegr eltaraeter. l'heJstra • 'utter t ..,,. *few ritimites, returned a verdict es inilty —Death; buttemonit Medlie prisoner so mercy, on Accairm of his previous good character. Sergentki aAid, he should certainly forward the recontingn.lotiosi ohingJory to the Clown;. Lein wbeu they considered the dreadful state of the public steer( , ', r"ps;cjillty ii .tl:;:t port of the mesa (liuseinary7 lane) I lieu e the otletwe was emsimitted, they could trot watiti:sr it he s'nesid fat bear to sold,liis uwu ireunialandation to theirs. It diet Aire behoved prisoner to prepare as speedily as passible fitethe awful fate which probably awaited hint, End not to place too notch reliauce upotethe recommenda tion of the „Idly. • 'l' Colehy gni James Jones were indicted for stealing seven gaifous of tii!,• the property of W. Shirk, and W. and J. Warner, tether and son, were charged with receiving ilass claw. kiiowistg it to have beep stolen. The,rosesastue was a Beale! in oil ,itt Coekapur-street , sod Colehy was J porter in his esuplesineto. Junes had s and its iiis service, in a simikti capacity. It was Hie C 4510111 AA Gulehy to come shoot six O'clock is the morning' to open the sq. 111 September Lit Mr.. Slack tees s•ed .111 any:mons letter, informing him that his ser vants o'er Mr. Edinonstin, the ntanaeing retrel4dAtistroctions 'to mark some partictilar on can., • WA') . . • • • .. On the morniag of the led; of. September, Shepherd and Clisibm, two °dicers were employed to watch the pre. mimes, about bolt-past five, they placed themselves isehilld , some divaids Opposite Mr. Slack's house. About ,six, .Coleby knocked at Cie doer, and commenced opening the sh 4;• ; when the officers saw him look towards the Opera. hotise, and msl.ing motions to sollle pe1•5015. Jones :hes Vent to the shop, and Culeby Knit into the back of t the premises, and brought out an oil -cast, which appeariorto be full, Jones went with it towards the Haymerket, fol, lowed by the.oflireis. Ile stopped at No. 51, where he put the eau en the step. and. after speaking to Junes, went sway, Junes leitmotiv!. He wins presently lit ill with two cans, and floe door closest, upon *lnch Clinton, (out of the officers) bartt it open, and saw dunes and young Wainer, the latter in his slat t, goie thru' s l other door. The officers followed Meat, and some nuise being nook, Mrs. Wainer ingot; eil I% seas die matter, and y..ung Was net said " Old Jour- ma• vow, and brought knue oil." Ter officers askPLl J.mes where' he Om it, and Ire sat:l lie found. It in the Haymarket. Young Warner, %%0 Oita asked ash , titer Jones hart (I there? and see said lie diet eat. then ue.tdr Warner go with bins to a eel. , I :r utiderneath the house, whew be saw several large oil cast., but they well: empty. Clintou then asked if-there was Any other ceilai ? and he said there was not t . but the offiesrs • kylosed fnrthcr, :•tui at length came to a dour,' the latch of as hick he thought lie heard move, and he , asked if there wit any prison in there dud 'yottie , War.' der replied in the tiegabac. Clinton, hoe ever , kLekett,! and was answered by a female, who begged he might not' go in, as .here were only two lone women, awl they were naked. After waitiist a tew minus ids; it wintiesi Caine • vet, and pointed nt another cellar, where the officer found: atvei al Carib, and about two gallons or suit. He then went with yentig Warner up stairs and there saw the father, who appeared to be just cat of bed, lie asked what all tire noise Was about, 4tict desired hie inn not to speak sO Ined•Theywere them asked if they knew any wing of and they both said they did not. The/ and Jasie, were then brought away iti custody, •11,1 (7ute,sy Was soon ofterwaids tatted. Clinton. having ascertained that the WarnOt a had preitabaui in the Asktplii, where they carritd on the IniAness ar oil dealers, lie went there, tied found a esimiderable stork, and among the rust three can. of oil, whiels proved so be the property of the prosecutor. He af:es ward. seem to Celeby's house, where he fonod *Mg Indira empty quail oil can. Cole( y, In Isis defeuce, dallied any knowledge what. ever Ot the uxnsaerwli Peril' Jr•tel, said he found the oil can in the l'...Zaa of tlit• Op. ra House. T: 4411101r1 'l5 rgvatel 1945 of opinion. that there was s/.11:i..11 t evidence to, put the etilieWartiet upon his • did . ~;c~.s """"rri" .. lettet t priFlTerals"thc fallowing anecdot e t _ot A diligence was on the point of passitig the French fron tiers to enter a twighbotulug kingdom, where several irtieles of French ruantifactsite arc not admitted ; a felitale who was one of the passengers, ex. press: d het hopes that she should he enabled to srmigule }fine lace vial, which Was concealed very secretly 41 is.sit be person. A tatiturtigontleinau,. who was one of the Passengers, anikwho appeared to be absorbed in reverie, bid nothing, but arriving at the Custom-house, be, on Sian! pretext, alighted. On the passengers entering the office, the lady received a hint us retire into another rclOrn, and divest herself of the lace veil whicir she had ahmit her, with which she, id . course, Monti it tweet-- tau to comply. On resuming their wins in the dili gence, the lady who hid Dss her veil, broke out into a torrent of inveoitc against the taciturn gentleman, whons she accused•of basin* been the infinm e r, a nd t h e h: l• passer is joined her its heaping abuse upon him. • On their reaching a considerable distance Irons the fron tier, AL.L ti s te ," said the taritan getitlithen, who 'had •hiSherto said nothing in return for the invective r o used so profusely upon hint, " ti t ian ate ri4lit, 1 ant Ow guilt) individual, but Waist: to tell tie what was the !value of .slse - ." It Wall worth tiearty 100 ItiniF, monster tPal you art I" said the lady in a great passion, '2(141 shedding team " Well, Madame, dry up your Jr4r#,._it t tULyyt t will acrelrt inte,o I,ouo crowns, lain ready to oli;r it in yon , 'where we are to alight " la it possible I" "Do not ima gine, however ; that my offer is the effect of remorse of conscience; I hive tittioducert, by ure.ns nearly similar iu • tinsaiT you employed, eontratAitul goods of the stone lima, of the value of nearly tou,titto francs, into this couniri. My deniniciation against you turned aiAC all die suspicions tit* lerright have been conceived against Inc h and you see that noly one of US lies been c.mglit— tioutlis to the trilling repara.intt which I owe yon."-- rhis explanation had an immediate effect the taciturn gentleman was then prottonneed one of the honest men its the world : ,tul the lair traveller,,cp.ite delighted, cried out, in which she was joined by the other passengers, " Cesarmarlvtiletrr I " DEATH iI'HILOUGH EIICESSIVIS DRINILINO.—On Friday . afiernooa an inquest was had before Mr. Shelton, theccronee fur the city of Loudon, at the Crown anti A cchor, Shoe-lace, on the body of au e;il rly gentleman of the niimb 01 Battle, who met his death in the following manner:—From the witnesses examined before the coroner and the jury, it appeared Wednesday last was his birth-day; that he had freely indulged tit disking tist huh day, and that he del. not re. turn home to his lodgings until early on Thursday morn. ing. On the people of tbehoUse coming down nt- the inotning,.Mr. Lank was found lying at the hohoet of the stair-case quite dead, and there appeared a wound, or contusion of the side of his fte3il; which; frnui - circuto • Fiances, it is supposed he received by falling backwardif down stairs.--Mr. ‘Vray, a respecsable surgeon in .the neighbourhood, exatnincd the body . , and repressed opinion:6lkt the wound was north so 'severe a nathre as to be latal, but that he believed that de„ili.wiss ocea noned.l 4 a4):6 h ) pier. ) , thronah ../Vairtesirnis Cireurnsisnee.-lAci the 16th instant, as Mr Lawry, a.faiatter of. die Barion,of Mee, in the parish of St. A tillioay, near'St. Mass;es, Cnriass all, was digging for manure on the beach near low *Ater usark,:lie fotiud a huuta t skeleton, which lay-upder some sand and rub. with the ?ace downwards, 'ii the arm 'hutted 'tin der the hody ; alarge stone was pliterixl on lite shoulders. From the.snuation in schich it was lotiorl,it is --opposed trite flit remains of sOmepdr... , hirthlit hart been molder ed. Vtunithe appearance of the iemaius; ;they are sop. pus.ll to have been those of a tall roan. On, the Marne &trepan-tante being' known, a o..odialle resident dt St. %lawn stated, that about YO years hirer,- when she was in the service of hrimiral Spry, site had at one tune oc , &Isnot ro'pass the atmve siint about midnight \viten she aw four sailors digging: on seeing her they sainsedi. • ate ly ran pill Being us uch. alarmed at their appearance, sTi hastened 'bhck to the - host e but the Oceurtence was pawed:met. :The flowing cif she -tide Winn obliterated' all,velges of cant, brit o had disturbed. Ile siteon!l dicorltinelf tic Circumstance, add ez mined a to • him salty-the saikirs were digging at t hat tirneandplarx. The -remaius have been carefully collected and indeed ii. a coffin, which has heels depo said in. the chat-eh-yard of St. Anthony, and the large stone found oti alt shoulders placed at the head. • ~ MELANCHOLY Ai!'CiOENT.— The CollillesS of Lau denials: departed tha . ' lifu on Wedtwada y evening last, shout six 9 clock, to th . g.inexptessible grief of her uobic Earl and surrisunditig relat;ves and friends. Her melan choly dissolution has,- alai! been-attended with odor tunaie circumstances. The Countess had just taken and had retired to her ell:MO:oer fur the purpose of enjoy ng her 'custom of tin hoot's repose cm her couch by the fire side, when a coal suddenly emitted a spark on her toucan frill, which, o initnedidely igniting, dissemi- Idted its rave es throti3hrott her dress avith overwhelming rapidity. Although . . mere assistance • %VAS as prompt as seemingly effective, -.311 efforts to subdue them proved ii!ionive, tin it the most excruciating agony had predicted the fatsl result which ensued in half an hour. Her Bdy ship was the daughter of the late Anthony Todd, in :shwa iier . 57 ir,aud ha.' for a aonsiderable time past 11i haunts of fashimialde, for the solitkOontftirta oi'llonseslic life; in the full enjoyment of thetti,l)o ,- es er, has all powerful fate thus interposed her hiss rittild decree. It Itavi,g been stated it the maglattates that a revectuht• lieenged sittualicr um, in the habit of bulletin bagatelle so be plasal iu los 10an..., out being sent for he attended, when be was told by the magistrates, that unless he forthwith with. held that game to be plat cd, that his licence would be for feited "old the penalty estrei!cd. He said be on!) sod' red the game of bag a t e lle t o v ia 4 ed in his house, at said' In! suffered on hewer. and the board-wan used by It party of grodisiinett who h44l.l64ancrilbed amen.st tininseivEs fur t h e bout,t, hi. It had rust ittJ guiacas, and be thought it slay linid that he sip:od be prevented in sulftiriog thew to axe it. .—The tnegibtrute persisted la their determination, and the pablicau lett the office. . I PfIL A written tfetenre wfi rrtias Joretnr t .e at ter and sun jointly;w as then rend. Lllskttedikeir innocence, and that the cans iMmil open their premises in the Mr I phi, had been in Men posaession for niai e thau ten years. It further stated, that they had carried Oil au extriteivo hustriess as lamplighters and eihmis rchants jOr Malty ye:it, —and had lit the Opera House Vauxhall Crarderis, and other great establishments, and had alwuy• lived iu great nuoiliee Co witnesses Faye young Warner air excellent churartrr, and Coleby, abo receivett‘fte best lesetnionlifiti that respect. Seser;il witnesses were called to prove the Wittnre of the bnisiness of the Warners, and that it etas a common ileirie for !tie • lainpli:sliters to come early in the morning wills the oil that had nut been used over initial. • • SernieHigga, set vent to the IVariters, swore that she hail never seen Juries at the liouee, she had never bet.4l , 'her master pay hipi muney„ The CUSUMOU,iergotot summed op Ilan evidence at 4reat letagtb, and the Jury found 'William Warner cot guilty, and the other Mice. chilly. Warner, jim. Gas Kist 161 ly isimtenced to foortcen,' and the other two prisoners to seven yews tratotpntiatitoo. EN lUA Y, NOV. 2. .11in Davidson, an hitt resting young, es eiittice, only I 7 gears old, was placed at the hat, charged sitlrstealing on the &h of October a silk shawl, dome iace l and several articles of wearing apparel, the property of two versos , named Tha n t and Stella*, silt the latter of w hum the prisoner lodged at het house., in (lat hee-stierl, The pritoner appeared ureadfully direct ( . ;1 ut her un happy situatiun, and wept blues ly dining the *hole et the alai. The proseentria and her relations rave the nnhappy clef a most exeelfrist character, tip to the time of the transnCtiln for hh ic ,Iter Was now. beiere the Court. It , N>Peared firoin their tr.stimony, that she lend been drivto to the commission of Cflolo by the most acme and less distress. 'lwo respectable persons declared their readiness to give bye aet aayleuu in their respective itstuilics, win:never she afanild be riii.ehaeged. • Tise Cutinisuis Se fitckait summand up the evidence, and the.,l try, atter some consultation 7 , rstiii tied a Verdict of Not liiii!ty She w ad immediately illschar:ted, ec.l Was taken ahay tjy tlik two 4dii3 wha hadintetested theinselvet in her lielialf.- . _ The uiat. Laving tt intiaated, the Recorder proceeded to plies sentence ovutt prisusers convicted during the ticitkinas. Twenty. vit sentenced to seven years transpor tation; tut; for la }cats ; and 13 for life—Sineti en re ceived the awful setiti•uce of death. Ofiliesc an were young cid% who hind iietpu found guilty of rohhii:4 wen whom tho had enticed to thr4llloos riutt,es ill which they ; themselves lived. ilie.dread',it sitndlion to Which the' ci hitt!, of these 4iti.u.l'orotight a:vitt at so early a pe -4111 of their liecs WWI really shocking to coriternplate.— When the sentence 'of death was p;•seed, the wretelied creatures elniirttrearlt • wtheTrarwoi- witirreil r.eks and crics 'which pierced to the iteet.t ut every miditur. , %1V.% the tn.de convicts %%era removed 'troth the' liar, these feint les Were remanded In stay of exeentiutt tio . their judgment in the nini;arorm, . . The prtsunes, I'sll et, having-, ipleadati Mutt ,she.vsas, yith.,elithl, Mittrups wis 111/1101111.p110 decide up4rf that point, and they found ill Aft f irmativ. , : The sessierns erns theuliiiijourned until Wednesday, the Bth December. • • -•- • IM'EADFUL firksr. • - On Tuardrry-Ne'anight, about 8 o'ciock hi, the !doom ing anut4cr i of..tiiitie.sosiul..catastropittss, these lesi ; ye..rs, aah,as been too allow our we44...e1it.1e. cloty t?tvpi . tv•ti s occurred at Carvifle r:ol:iety 44 castles; , The •p:, had been ra.nperred'for ;lig; OW& erritt tseal-, by t!le riwrnr Of the atlforniiic. colliery- of www -'Eraid-Vne workman - emplliyesi in 'n• nail beets sels4tedlavtive very prime, -from the whole of the eaten. sivr worksof the utetivrs, and the ventillation odes tow sitleretl a rts ,r.toutpltits: as 1.11•1:. of any otberipii ,bar unile d rxtatail jhat tai re is a l iaaail (i. e. r str 'tuft/ ot stole in, the coil, soul :h a t it 1V:1Z necessary to use candler in Ilhts'evcr that mos. be, at th toe it'et3ift iinfied, when 5.5 perstrls verse in the tone, at, •etplosititi of hydrogen gm, took -place, waii•-h i.illed 62 oi 'liens, slreadfully burnt tasMfothers, One uf..vhOlU is aniduttly one miroeti 111.1 y. escapett hint. .rtIC Si(' I siitiuk hroutae l gikc all earthquake, and made the nuu~ture dance in .1 lioutesTtle body iff fine biiy was hire:: bigh Out or the shaft,' `end rdl ataio to the • bottom. this lamentable t vent• 26 wi dows; artiViretweM iIIO anti flfo thd.lreo, have !wen de. privethk•stipport. burry of tiie stali rers were under 4k.i yeast of •age. It is . most remarkable circtinntauotr, that one t of them wifc, before setting.out to work ' 1 ua that fatal lifOrlflll o lthat ltc hau t the pit was bitio ii up, and she alfcceionately etii ed him not tu :zit, lin , he slid it %Val but a dream, and waved her ad- I •vice. - The iiisti whai 'esc-aptrd, in the course of an hour bravely- ventnreil down tarsus to the unite, to assist in bringing tip his- unfortunate companions. An inquest was on Wednesday d o the hodies,_ by S. Reed, Esq, and the va-rater was, 'that " - the soliterers accidentally canto by their death:, by an explosion of hydrogen gas in the working of the . ciAliety." On Thursday afternoon they were decently hurled in Wall's Had church-yard, at the expense of the owners of the colliery, who presented each family with a guinea for present use, and will af ford then, houses, fuel. &c. as long as they may need tile. • ; but we have little donbt that me benevolence of pudic will on Otis, as t in whet occasions of a simi lar nature, step i'orwaril to 'alleviate, a: tit as pectiniaiy 'benevolence Clll alleviate, the anguish of this unhappy and long train of mounters. Wading 'katlento—As -Mr. Som. of Dean -street, 3CC01111)4111.11 by his friend, a Mr. 11,1161 6 • •oro•igh. were relurniti, 3 to London Twlckeiillans in s•ligle horse cha oil Tuesday eve chase a s s ta .d s i t . t s, aga i n st the wheel of a case, cart, to King's Road s when travel ling at tile tale of twelve iiii ies an how, and 'ipso. with a exist', winch shaUtred it to pi..ces. Alt. Sorre, who WAS driving, was taken up in a setisel% ss and hopeless stale, and Mr. Beningboronali had his arm and collar bone broken.