~~~ ;. .. M7` ll I' 1,0 7 ". Wm, r° • . • - ; - ;77ws . , • ;,,., coIiONIS ICI. !MK LaT.Y. • • On Wednesday eistiesit=ho \ itstriNiriou 'held at toe Marquess of Wclleoley,Crnater Lt r „„, w p r k S t rum, on the body of George Berry, aoted 30, who ppt a period to his, existence by cuttinx , ttts throat.—The Joey rauriest a Verdict that the deceased eat hn throat, he briwat Iht..4j)pc in a Slate of inental derank.suent. The same e‘‘einsig an inquisition was takes' at the Black liotse,,lloAh-sirect, Poplar, nil view of the body 01 . Mr. ClirWO'4, late cierk in the employ of Measts usam and Green, shipbuilders at Blackwell. Verdict —Accidental death front drowning. ' Another ingileg was 1161, at Middlesex-hospital, on t he body or bseplo Ilatn a carinan to Mr. Boy, of Conaptoii-rdre.i, liritn,wick-squrre, who ms's ciiiirequetoceof a !tune lallmg 'Too non, winch lor WM; asaostin4 to remove out of a cats. V ertlict—Arcidentally killed by a sane falling upon An was tak^ni uti Thursday iti fimls prison; helote John Heitry.Gell, Esq. Coroner iOI NVestionister, on the , body of Catherine StYllile. Mr. lotto Lavtes, partner of Mr. Millbury. surpois to the prison, deposed that she died of water on Hie chest.— livery thing was done lilt her that het ca,e idrnineal of, and there was atot the im illest doubt that she died a thi• tattl death. The Coroner said that it was clearly est i blished lay the esidttice of the itiedietl matt, tinker the binisew on the deceased's hotly, howeversioquired, were in no way connected with the cause of her death, and therefore wollrtfmstittject for their enquiry. The nry coincided. with the Coroner, and returned a verthet. —That the deceased died a natural death. Ct., Friday night an jligilifrilifJO was held at the Coach and Horses, Alarlborouglrireetk before Timmer. flytts, El. Coroner, on the body of Mr. George Bowen.—lt Divined trims the evidence, That the deceased was tin years of age, ;warner in the boom of Smith and Bowen, p jar stainers, iri Nentl-stOret, Onford,treet, and gene t.tlly enjoyed a good . state of 'audits: Oat Wednesday, abotalwelve o'clock, wheat in' conversat':on with Mr. r Smith, its the warehouse, he was suddenly taken ill, and him w his arms, and put him in a chair. The family doctor was ins aptly mitt rot, and he arrived as quickly as pos•tble ; bit,. upon fteltme his pulse. he' roitounctil him quite dead. The Conner and Jut y coincided with the doctor, that the dec.-ased's .e a s occasioned by apoplexy, and returned a verdict to out effect. Au 'mutest was held on Weditestlsy night at srsen o'clock, at Goy's Hosintal, la:Oore T. Shelton, Eat Coroner, on slaw Millie body of Frederick Reviioltis, haiyabnin 6 years of age. It appeared That the deceased (LA lin Satiday l i r dsi gone with his master* tesSehrost be was groom. to ,0311314 htilJge, to take hark a bora. that Mr. Yossutsbard rode thither, to his fatlierdit.law's and oat the delivery Willie horse to the boy to.takti back, Itlr. Young gave hint his spurs, and char4ed Mai not to pot them rm. lie, however, ditl,Thisil gored taw mists aides so severely mat they weer covered wnh blond, and the horse run away. Several persons were standing 011 )ilackfr tars-bridge, and saw the horse courino toward it au ion speed, and the boy pniling,the ruts wins all the force he is as 013Sici 01 to slop the horse, but could no: ; and eat its arrival at the bridge, the boy liallnocd out, " Stup the horse!" and smite persons 'immediately got it, the road and turned it on the gag stones ; in conse quence of winch ‘he Ivoisa fellouddhrew tits boy, He was immediately ham up and coliveyeJito the nearest iar4rmi. Thrtr appeared a CiMOlO4lo4ail 43f the .brain, and the usual. remedied were applied ; lie was then taken to Gin ' s hospital and dud oir Nlotolay. The Jury re. Witted a verdict—" lit.d by accident ; dcutfat,d ss. on the horse. Another inquest was held at the same time and ;tract bemre Mr. Stieltoo, coroner, on the body of Thomas Yeateb, a bUy about t years of age. Mr. J. Poult - on, lierutea.eottage, P,..inonville, stated he was passing Leadenhall-,areet, about three o'clock oat the lit of Oottsh •r, mot saw a coach,passing alorig near the end of Ciraerchtircimt . rret, eta inotlenne pace. He sew nothing of the ervew,ed mail lie was tinder tits homes leet ; not did ite observe the-fore-wheel of the coach pass over the buy. The. hind-wheel passed peer fhb hat. He does not . think it toneiten his head rit Mighlt The &ceased was taken up and conveyed to Nil% Grdlit;:, surgeon, in Liadenhall-street, and front thence tar Goy's.hrispita!„—• Ile Weal very prolusely and %monied blood white et Mr. Ortlfidt's The coachman appeared truly earryound lie verdy thougidat aniccident.—Mr. D. Major., suegenn, sah.ilie saw the deceased 00 the Lot 01 (Moiled', his Blot was severe-ly hurt ; 'every remedy requime was 40W41, but to no avail. Tile deceased cited OA the Stour,l4 nvi..--Verdict.—" Accident," anti a deuaaud Oi 35. WI the coach. A few days SAO the body of .nn iiinerartt nuisiCiati, w!“, earned his suthisiettee plaptia to toe attunes, nab: taken ou. ot the Clyde istAr Ituthergleithridge, Scot Lou. it is said that having be-031e it•icrttfortable bt hu intprodenee, lie went 'to the place rni•thioned, where b: owl two - itith , , of wheat he Onittired for the de, itch part of the river. lie Went coolly to the spot polnted oat by the iiiishspecting females, :01.1 look Or his lost, takiala a 1144,G.Cdp out of it, wtt:cri he had purchased for the porpoae the ingitt betore, drew it et er Ina face, sprung into the.wairt, vul Windt-owned. Ar ImituyEare Tattar.—thi IN.-do:ally 'corning a young kitow twetity years at age, win to the shop of Mrs. Green, a rag-nrmnalo,,to IJ,thatnct , clerk ,, - - Weil, and s,i i that ills master, a paper-inatinfachtter,, . to Hanualporderi, ,watited about 40110. oC (iite rags, for the latill:lNe ot•trling to MAL' hOiLIC 1501.aq1Or • bank tithe paper. Ile. looked oat the rigs, au 1 Mrs. Gwen sent a girl with him to rect•ive tho value, I Ss. 4,1, lie tnisuKtit the girl to the door of Mr. Young, a r.ig. tn.:lc:ham; in Cr4iss•vreet, I 1% here he went 1,1 s:1,1 stud the ra t s fur ias. ; he. llit:11 C. 1111: out 4le• sired the airl.tte 14.114 w him., 1441 tut.litts6ll4. leas C114441p. and pay tier mein into - Lealoer-lane, slid tile Ihlcl then threw toe cloell ‘viEC.ICOIII.4IUOII the rags iu the girl', faceikotegeared... ~: ~~_-~ - - NUT , •• 4 .11 ~ -- - _ A CAtitsra l'or-tcertee.fulluatingestru- THE llretsita.,- 7 The kerlusen employed on the ri_. . ordinary . invite/re et• . - waintio. object of much ire, Tyne have, ~,thin the last few days, refused to work ..: CitltTTSitiall al Paris 'luring last surinher. u ,A gentleman,. aa fluid', until cirtaiii alleged crimances are r , ll)OVe . followed by his dog went to l'ivoli ; life gendarmes Their cbjeet is to restrict toe loading of ships at the .. at the ilimerefused toallow his dog to foll ow his master. itaiths to eight keels, in order that men labour may be -,, Some dispute ensued, and the stinger came up. lie found in greater tiqiiivition. 'lacy claim an allowance of ri, the visireir pleaditig whit all his elortnence fur permission per oi t ioun to lieu of house rent—to be freed from r to be stir-toted by his old- std faitiuui triend. All. I can t poil,lbiloy for any damage they may do in tack tug it - du, said the otfi,:er, is to take care of your docsill you ; keel. up tile rivt r—:o have the steam-boats disused kw lecve the place; you will nod him sale on youi recurn. tiovics vessels down the river—and to have all the keel.-• 'nit gylitltinall ;clot:iambi left his tltt, and entered l i v t lets employed, winch has nut been the Case recently Alamo,: the K ay company. P,ckurieks.os were as &Mr. arrant, have been is-uest for the apprehension of sot eons tit Pain as to Loudon, and he secs moic.il of his of use princticiis, on the e, dof a breach of their et"- it ~:th. ile went ins and complain:dm th e officer. I gigeinents, as they are leautni to Weir present employers laive heen n am e d, ' ac t in', m ot alit: tonottri utie wi t rm. 1111 CiriSlillaS. 1'11:1 hate, probably (n 31141616 Calls!, C 351011,4 by your refusal to let my div,t tot me. ILA suddenly taken their departure from iluir homes, and are ill; do,a tweat with me Inv properly i'..tdd have been not to ia: seen in the nei4litiourhood. Apprehensions safe Tie, otlicer ordered the•police to make search or have been entertained that tt•keelmen would endeavour [ the depredator, but the person who had peen miihed, to dertroy the strums by which coals are MIL eyed into said tie had not the least doubt his My, would tie able to the vessels, and to consequence small parties of the nil detect the thief. 'Toe officer was inc,edolotis 111,011 obit litary hale been Sl.illolled at the different parts of the point, boo permitted the dm: to go iii with his master.— • river where such attempts were most likely to be made, r ite a „i ma i dashed a „„ mg t h e company, and sn „,, i n i, We are happy to state, however, that these precautions lowed a dandy, whose an and appearatic , • iiiiitleil hint appear to have wet) tomecessary.—On Friday last a at least to the respect due to a 'bike. The ; tetitletnan, number of kcelineti visited Mardi Shields, apparently who had lint his wale.), pitittteil riot the l 'errboit to the- with on object brit mischief, each having a stick with a lattice. 1: us impossible that tiepin Mail Could COlll- flat end, wroth they freely bestowed on the shoulders of - Inn the crime said the gendarme. 1 list etrtuiii tin y ilea those wh o passed item. Tiny rep tired on board several is 1101 'mistaken replied the owner of ,he watch, lie has vessels waere ballast was castina, and made the men de. traced the property. Tile police arrested the party; he silt from their labour. Amongst other ships they boarded ,WAS SCalClted, and eight svatches Comfit in his pota-ssiim, the fieurgt, Jo.' womded a trimmer, named liocriesier„ 'linty Were laid upon the floor of a MOM, awl the day on tile lace with a stone, and aimed a flearlli blow at sagactonsly selected his master's watch from the rest ; another with a ball let shark", Who had a very , - narretiv the ittittals of the owner were cm the Cat!. Toe pick. escape. On shore, plunder was the watch-word. They pocket Fri:veil to be a notorious ofleitler, and was sett- Inca a baker's cars carrying bread to the cottony, which truce(' to five years iirprisot 11111111 l by Ili: Pal is tribunal. they took possession of, and threatened the boy for eons- Rustic:tr.-01) " litesd y caviling, us M I ..11 01 ,16 114 ,6( plain:rig; as to apples, turnips. Asc. on the stalls, they Beallonr-auw, was Walking with his lady througli &vast- suede hut. the leas:. hvaitatiou in seizing, them as they oreet, St. G Its'a, when hear Gellr4C,lreel, he WaS at. passed tat.ked by a ycuag letiow, stun, by an uncommon ex- ALDERMAN 130Toctr.. --A young engraver, just en.. ertiou of crroath, knocked tout as-ln , t, the wall, alb! terinn4 Imo lift., and vi Ito afterwards rose to great ems. snatched his watch from hums fob, wit II which he made iience tia his prof, shoo, applied to Alderman Boydell for tuff mto the interior of the hack set milieu's. lamina- employment. Having never executed ally considerable , hen of the robisery was peen to the paracohil officers, work, he had only seine trifling specimens of iii; shiny and they matte some inquiries,. an d apprehended two I to spew. Tlie Alderman, however, was satisfied trots well-known Catareeteria, and were hroog:lt to MAdtturo . ' 01011 that the - yuituir exist possessed abilities worthy of street office on Wectvasclay, but no prusLeu.or atteading eneouragemeat, and tattered him a picture. if he thought they were discharged. himself %twat 11l I'. 'the young loan uudertook_lt, and ' Sunday afternoon, about threat o . clo.ds, an accident agreed On 25 guitteas us the reillinterillioll. When the of a very dreadful nature, Which had nearly proved tato" plate was gone finisher% tic wailed on the Ahlronah, to 'three persons, oceoned on Illacklitars.tiritige.—A finally to deliver it with a proof. Mr. Boydell examinett ' • youth mauled Ti a , It a y r odds, t y00,51 to 1,;, Young. It s 0 louts, and, as it seemed, so minutely, that the I:+ cut Laacsater-strett„ Hurtomereseeto, .was l'Ial!IA artist was apprehensive that be was not quite pleased a spirited horse along lilarkircars.road. when Me ational with it, anti resolved to ask hint ; adding, " that he became restive, and started id at cons:doable speed.— 6110.1;4 be happy to nirska anytinprovement cur correction Toe youth kept his scat. leafless of any dagger; and on (oat Ms. Buytiell itilaht suggest." '• Oh no," replied the li!If horse reachlicolle bri , ige, some persons lotted arm Alderman, " I ant txtremeiy pleasetrwitli tt, anti desire it) eras, 10 * Stoo lh ! carver at the infuriated aiiinial. At 110 illiera!'ion. It is charming; rod instead of 25 "uinras the moment 'ae ealile 111. loliteill lie fed, and two of the I shall give yon 35 ;—very chart:lima iudeed: the more Millesimal* wine knueted down and altaiitly injured.— I look at it the mote I id i te- it ;-.--I shall give you so The .hoy by was not so fortunate; he fel i OVt'l the guise's giciteas." lie went to sus desk anti wrote a chat kon leadi anti pitching on his skull, was so sevetely Mimi - it his banker, which lie gave to the arum, telling hint to that tic was conveyed to Guy's hospital iii S state of 111.. call oil 111111 11/ a few days, as tie had further emptcy seits.bility, and his death was momentarily expected. molt fur him. The youtig matt endeavoured to ekpresa FRAUD IN -rut BUTTER 1 . 1•14:.-00 Saillrilay last his gratitude tin this onexpected and townies:in Jibe. the Lent I .ll..iyorsat at the Mansioinhouse, to inquire into r ,li t y of his new patron; b ut Isis speec h utter l y fa d e d a c:iarge of fraud, alie.aeri to have been lately cummilled him, when ; casting his eyas on the cheek winch he by some of the shippe is of hotter, to the great injury of beheld in Ina hands, he found it to be for one hoodred the character of the l'.ort of Dobitti. Toe invest tAlllVit gaucho This happy erica was the foundatiou both of was instituted by the Coolers of Dublin, who state, Mat ~i s ,', ii toile ami d Ills lame. the heaud of winch int y chiefly comidain 13, Linn the on . 1 . luirsday forenoon, as one of the Paddington brand of the inspectors (wiiese dune. it is to mark the st .g,. coaches was dris tog to s town down Me Citynoad, qm. lilies of tens, :2 is, ads, -kits, &c) has bays lin4ed.— a gelt*IIV:11) oil the ISM with the coachman sutideilly That led lit lhe 1.11-5011 illlelll , atloll was. that shine c' --- d his hand, Matte hini pull up, jumped dawn breads were found iii lite possess:oil of. a Mall nail pursued a kflow up one of the small streets at the Dentits -- Mouttry, a brand-tot:tem, and wito-liad the 1 • ' • . spector s brand bringing home tattle person who hail eau- • ' terstaa passing to stop a ors kIIIIII v: boat lie pointed ployeal him. Mooney bad been summoned beb.le the Lord nut as having been robbed. Whet :the gentleman haul Alayisr 011 Filthy, and attended 0.1 Mat 1111/ aectoupented , , been apprised of the circumstance and stopped, he dn. by Gannett: AA appeared, however, 014 the summons env tied to his no.small consteroation, Mat ale had been uteri granted was IlliOrlllj. A (real stimilioass was then ~ • sus rub b e d o f Docket book, contaiag property of various issued, under the 3oth seciinn of the Hinter Act, Rpm . . m , , o u s to Ito lics les, all iIitI , IIIIIL Itla:1 9.LAL)I. Ile did not, ing Alouttey's attendance as it witness , et foist ti', inc. 11 0 . h„ wryer, renialil tong its Suspense, hat the gentleman Satorday, tat the Allusion-114),ex. Cuistisellor Eitecn at- who had wittleaserl the theft, anon returned with the umatd at Me hour appointed, tin the part of the prose- , rubber, an d a person who had seen tic latter throw the aUliult., 14 there Wits no appearance oil the part of po b cket not. away, picked it sip and restored it to the .. Mooney. Tile sA•vice o' the stilliilloos on MJOney was &lighted owner. T he pocket book had been carel e ssly • W Fined, and a record of Ills Mall appearance taken . • , !iciesd! ill all outs ide coat pOCket, , llo3ll which it was pro by order of the lend .Mayor, and a ctirmital proceeding )aeon,,and the getnieinan on t he coach law tbe tote( will, ier -sititlerstanif, be instituted against . Aluutfay.— ake it ma and roil oil with it, when he Mustily pursued t! Duldin Morning P.a anti took hint, alter a Swart run of about a godlier of a :_ bhiutni.l2.6 NUICIIII.—On TUetdl last, tue. inmates nose. 01 lie Cross liqs public house, tleil‘l.ll sultel, .sere ., dreadiully alarmed by di3covermg toot out: 01 tile lodgers Ao extraordinary picture, p iintei by Rembrandt, his had cut tin LIIRI.Ito cue uoloritiate individual who !tad beets recently discovered, and the prog ress' of the disco- ciatanittc.l tile rash act, was ttatitemPraiwis J. Cranston, very 'IS cl ,ll O. Tne President 04 th e Royal Academy illi awl had been au outer ill the arnix, mid WU, tau 11.111. lave this picture by. chance, with a great 1114185 of oilier ' Itay. lie lodged at the Cross Keys, and bating souse runiaisit and inferior productions, whi ch were preparing lanirly tospu,es, lie became low-spirited said restless; anti for sale by auction. Sir T. Lawrettees taste was istese on the above-mentioned tvelimg retiii:4 to Ids room— Mately wink .ialeil couilniou : be attended the sale, 3114witli the merits of this picture, even an its the Iltll..tly guiti,4 lip stairs-shot thy Mies,. was m1;111;0.1 dirty and ittail' g hammer was hitthe1)(11111 Of rati:yrifig Sir Thomas as at hearing grataits, and, on gOO% into his room, was horror struck tin scettiii Mr. t . ..-ratistuat stretetied on tile the purchaser for tour goineas, when a lynxieyed dealer bed with his throat drirriiitully cut. She lostactly gas e suddenly cotitelided lair the prise, and was the eventual . an auroi, dud surgical s‘istanee Was aini. , s , 0 ,,,,.. cd., , purchaser for two hundred guineas. lie took home the , procurtil, and the woutid, wields . Was heafly Seven picliire, had it cleaned stud newly moutited, and, in the alche , , wa3 sewed tilt. sit tie uilinriiiiiate aim ..as thou hist i..staitac, offered it for sale to his tasteful competitor . placed on a shutter 7.nd carried to the Midulasex hos- (svlone properly it now is) for servo hundred guineas. 1.14,1. where hit wound. ner i : dresae4.....inii Ili a „ ii „ we the picture is sod to be the fittest ever pal tie-I by Rein or two atter the Mesa-lig was terminated, lie expired.— bratait„ an d worth seven th o us a nd plonk's. Tne subject So sleet/mined was he, Illdt IL appeared lIC mad Ilas,tll two re 41105 111 " Joseph-sod Pouphat's wife." razort ; and even alter his threat was betVII op, he twe A forger of notes of the bank of Frauee was arrested 4he ' wtninSt.pen again. in P a ris, which let to il C , IIIIIIIrte discovery of all the . A hurt sviin icor men, in auctoriting tohoc:.l a V , Slie I pap.rs end itisirlintents useti its imgery. A considerable in COll4ll/# 7 lll I,'!sli Dia( k-il/ek, off Lie vi IM/tli was Illbet suits rot money, whim had Mom received at tne Work to from tbo violence of WC Waves, ant lit. as liule intim- estcheitae for the 'ergo) tones, lon which Jied ',We l l CIIII. to:sanely perntod. vetted ittlo . gold, was also seiazd. The non, 1110110 i Loa on Suilday,night. or eally on ikl,mday morning, , eiiiitdderable was by 110 means so great as one would have an 41i:instil was wady to- suit the shop W11 ,,, 0LV 4.11 itir, eX,.eClF . t.l; s ilf the Unger, being completely hpiated, and Linden. gtlitialtuilliiikutl•Crotl, tlf c 4 10 1 ,e I iii a m 11,0111C:11 ,/ litslS!.‘lll, Cu,llll billy forge a sujill i cpsjiiiiiy. iTIIIZr 17i the' (MOT whist'akeentret-lan; tint toy cad inn: '" -- il ieeettain be had' nn ateufnPher; and ttuis rolittlpt succeed to taking any thusz. may thexefunvbe looked Optin as a couip'rte ltnintf. • 'A., -----.-- N ,_ . • . . _ :.~ ~,~ y e WO . . AM 1 S ~ • • . trll►' ttai.c . • -~ •. • , .3. 3#7 •