ANOTHEIt BLOO!)-MON Ey ?LOC ! ! The pnblic will recollect the atrocious arrangement which took place some time ago between smite Police officers, for .the conviction of there poor Iri‘limen for coining. lint should the following circtun•tances be hereafter borne out by catis• factory es idence, they will be found to relate to a yet more atrocious and cruel case; inasmuch as the offence of which the Irishmen were foam' guilty, is nut unusually pardoned ; while, by the present sanguinary, but, we will venture to pre dict, not permanent, law of Eozland, the salience of which tile two boys spoken of below were cotivictrd, never, when prove &I, escapes death ; so the it has pratically become a &renter crime to imitate the paper notes eta ti ading company, than to coin the metallic currency of the realm, though the l.'tttr is described in our Law Books as high treason. We Lass: every reason to suppose that ae base received the ac e.•out from AU an,hrutic source:-- Mr. Alderman Wood. to whom vitrirmscomplaintelia.l heen tuade upon the subject of the &Lite or sew 4 ote, thoo 4 hr it Ile . c , l4•lry, after en t , wie;ninetiou of that prison, to move in the I lothe of Commons for Coinint tee to Loquire into the ramie,. er 4'01111)141131. The e were appointed, and Aldermen IV“tid elected chairman. 4)11 the first day of was litiarsilry week, the einisinittee were proceeding to loves t yetr , and emly rflriii.th to emu% ince them of the • 1ere.0.1 , 11 neeessit of in si.ing alteratiotei in the several and w ud. , *l ie n a pi i...ner. named Lucas, oirm vllOlll b.•ntelier of death W. 1% some time ago lowtsrti ; hot • I:4lsie judgment %a w+ lately re.pifrti :s.hlrewstol Air. i , .1.1rs wan Wtool. :IA l heeded Ill.!, Ile tend to ar recital It hush iffertril 111.. li , rs of S i neei an.l the two v tut %Cie in the grothi.i cella fur eilteellllUll for pasling, furs a 1 note;. If .40 he had been informed by a man named Partons, tier ncilloct• of .t police officer, that there had oven it plot be t s..ett that otfieer And a wretch staoirti hop 6. mitl that the hale hul taken, fur the buys Were co,dcmittd, and would be ett-cuted. Mr. Alden,Lto Wood twowiliateiy lent an o.lirer for P4l - liesiog cumin eeee treed to the coo eeee liter the infor n.nttott he Isa , l ter..)%ed from Loco.. a determination waa made to C 4lui ur into the *hate particuleth of the Itemise tine. Ihe first person examined was the convict Kelly. He said that hr tbuel.llV acquainted with a 3113 Fluncy, aunty Viler or font dtnuth. betnre he W 45 appirlieplest. At their but acquaintance, Finney sons a cosies ; and K"ilY t. I I out of einismoyistent, was taken into s e rvice by Inns. Is.• wese nut Ion; tout tiler r iiiii him he knt. n a G , ,msml Wdy of 4erhn. money, Kelly .eked in what Ina liner i 8 , 1 .1 was answered, •• By I.4B3tine er notes." lie eu:iseeit e I to join in the plan, and Pinney purchased clothes to tit tu t u Out lo t the business. in Field-lane. As scum as lie was sire-s -e I der uglily (Isis tinnier clothes were in t•tteis, Imse is t had Veit in esterase distils.). Fumes ease Inns had pound wises. one at a time, to pass iu different shops. Ile siserecilm ml iu R, !tine off a 4real umny , and these Finney ssr.spirsed that lie try sissies of a ;neater no I t •Ine. It was the: prarsice of Finney to w oil outside earls shop, when It. shy wilt in, unit he PM - 1'01.11 . J tilt' 11111101 a nate, put. ling IWO the nub's 11.11.411114111` than our link. at a titae. Wlsca Kelly cimsi mud to try laige 'intro, Flitter proered ed lo 111.11. e new aro lle pioposeil a piwiterri'.. jleket 1114 arparateis, having espre‘sinl has opinion that sue.' a die,., would be a gagoil security :mains, stispieinis ; he 41,n gas., hilii the 11:11111:i 01 several pra,ons w ill, wluo, lie had works al at a plasterer himself some 11nar hi imelet Coe erer's j ., ie'iirt of Ilauurl , a %t line apron, moil a viper rap, owl pat tileni 11n011 Keliy. 41,11, I.•s 01 here ad •pla.l.ed with whitening, its irthe Weal er 1144 been.,) wool. In tin- trill. K. toy s aeroitipatiled by Fituitey, tub einem/ie, went snot lo p.p.,. the large .s. Finney. :ow% eil hint three i.i• it hot e•, w rate 111111101 111/0111111•111, goal ruhin-il titian , to isi,ike Il,rin .ippeas dirt, awl a:. bail Siren lu cirenlaium 11.1 snail' lame. The 111.4 plave they wi I,i ti., u l nas 1116,1110%1 e i ve plan, w.e: Cement-% •sti ect. lieu: ra• sin Ire, where Flumes gait. I - one aa11In• 1111. notes, pointed row fir. loolew a r tarry pla,..twer, with whims he .aid lit ao ke:l, gas •• heat. the Udine a r tat tat esii.tn. I. t 111 passing Ili , 'lll , l , :111'611 , 41as v. n. 15 Is!; Isar foreman. cla-e he tr.eil lair , s ,- r e f 111, fl iti,lll,•i AMA, lir passed a Illi. nolo. In the same ni:11111e1 111• 11.1”1 alvalha.l 1:111. giole al a puuur ill the corner of a siri et in I'm icil•14111 Coln I-; oat', anti ali , •thet he eat eli.ta:o.(l at a Mt. baiier,lil the s. ' where F said the plasterer ail' hi. lie R see haat-) 110 I lit' iiiii ney lie got in clianize, recived boat b u n tot reward at two of tiller itanillal4,. -ris e p lc , tker wan kept tip fat • , .11Ohy% remain ing otstmile Use door with a top emit, which Ira•pillnpon 11?, that than.e a h.an he laid *eat% rd not know hits hrlly saw Finney. talking In tole officer, :Omit,. alhaileal to, line day brfore hr and :Spicer wine Aptals lumnlcil, and the uthe r • eveJ 111,111 11111,1 , 111,1'1. 1111' Kell y 's U 4 '. II" r 101 1") it . It , 411,111.4 111 Ills' /411'14inn t 111C01. thu e't 4.14 :' , ./I.'et 14,1 - t• il; 1 1 1 V111CII.11.11. :11/1(Els had biro just a 1nt,14 stt aoe 1111•414 e,., anal Inner heron* that 111.111 1 was volice.;;;;11 wild then,. Finu,y hod li l / 1 4eI1t•,1 en's. 111 10 pa,. Ills' 111111'., ;sisal ale• 11 eat 11141 hoy Kelly to gn ha Kell) S 1tia1,41114% Whita he 'stall 111 gel .01111. lea. 'titer a del i) of halt an hams Finney came to them, and they 4111 wont nut to:roller. Kelly swat lei the I , l.t.terci's die... and p issise 1 0 k Kelly. last a hen they came near the bindle''. h i !It.Ha, a lo . •-14ne, 4114 111111111 g the 114 per rap 'spoil him, told h os , 1 0 gal into the 111111:11Y1 . 4 .1101), see the name ot .11r. tr. , . dl' 01 Long-acre, and get rliatigr of 31. nude ISrlls %trot into the shop, Ira% big Sin, a a and Finiti::s 114:1111.. lle got ehin_to tile note, i•nit on c.., iiiii i-.• the liv e IL „we, hr 241.1 In rim to I parted them into esineer's 11411,1. along a. tau a. 111.1a,g,...tra et, ier en 111d1., the ueoain , l K Ily, alio was o ai,n, Ilt. uhf of },...,..‘. 1'„.1 izeil 10.111, v4lllll, Al tile 4a•ite :one to another ochres, woo accompanied to ° forward ai m 5t ,,,,,,,, 111,0, • 1 1./1111iog o .11,11. t I'. blower on. 41 , prehetialeal : hr awl Kt,l% were do ineo a shop, untie Fume, was ;li la., .5 to 10-4, int anii •, ask oft. se.rri, ur tatn4 uns •t, r.td h.. met Fin:.ry at a puha,. how., . H. nu Vet went not k m uultl 11 1 4 4 Wi g ht , du d had Accumpirie.l Forney at his e.trnetd rrepif at. While K. liy WM. in the Ulltelier . 3 {ha, , Haney ran arms, Cir *Jay fo a 4134...44 us, dud aft( r s.iying a fru nurds to some n.•ls a d ■r ••.1„ 'tor t o nitittre hiring It..ti tied t 411101111 was In waiting, erike..l win in. lir %Cited, that had .1 CIS Floury anti t h .• MIL•rI :silitdrd to irtlot o•ly tegrilwr. and anspertri I that a...nrilu.•q ,% •oe -g %%as tvetwet n 1 / 1 ..11, t.•l • • el not Ir. it ca.v , .•.1. I,l:erfrrem r, hitt .1644 00.. e 0 0 4.1 0. yawn; In ttt au Ira -..•r a thict 444 au oliltrr. oc' ak . rate' r !hr d•,y 410., ii , e app:l ilk i ‘14114 01 the rar e .I,u mud beat out iti a CLL.. r. 13, 11 , natu MT. NATIONAL REGISTIM. tiuned this eircunistroce to a win, whose name he did not {,nine to be Luca., Lnr upon hcing confronted with Lucas, he inimedimelv recognized him ;Ai the person to whom he had made the observation. The Committer, upon learning alt these circumstances, sent a Deptaation to Lord Sitlinoutb. requesting that the sentence of the law, which was to be put into execution on Wednesday last, tvbould he deferred ; and stating as aground for the request, that they had 11'44041 to suppose, flan recent facts. that Spicer and Kelly had been led to commit the crime of which they were convicted, by villains of niucli deeper depra vity, and that it was the first crime of Spicer. The reply from Lord iidmouth was, we are given to unifier stand, that the ease had undergone the consideration of the Council, who were of opinion that the sentence of the law should be put in force. On Monday the Committee proceeded farther in the laves• tigittion. number of the ti - tends of the Members were as. spudded, amongst w hum we observed Sir It. Wawa, Mr. &e. Mr. iiii;nu.r. the Stplieitor, had attended on the first day, at the request of Mr. Alderman Wood. and was etopl.led on Iklontlay must hu•ily hi the inye,tigation. He •nggeated, that the wows) uho were the tonal companions of Finney anti yholild ue brought to Neu gale. It was done with the gu e : th-st ilisputelt EMI/14 Connor, who was irestinned most particularly by Mr. Rennet, said she lived with C. Finny; she knew he 44?.. in the habit of getting forged note.. tor Kelly to pass. FMLey talc' her he was in ronipany %jilt Spicer and Kelly when they were apprehended. Finney, no.. a girl named Russell, and herself, were taken lip as disnrileily, three weeks before Kelly and •piece o ere apprehended, and taken to the riateli house in Strand lane, by one 3. Ei an ; and the nest day, when they New 10ton-street, the officer hefore alluded to spoke to Beau nut to ray any thing against Finney. Bean cuwplird, and Fume) was 111 , 4'114' .1. Estrus Comior and Russel were oilleied to find hail. Connor learned ficen Fin ney that he loud procured the plasterer's dress from Ins father fur Kelly to wear 4% 4 IIIS:4111b.. 111 passing had notes. Three, days %flee Kesly awl Spicer wese apprehended, Finney went and spent tin evening with the °there at a pnotie house, %litre he reimiined until the boate was Slott up , W. he told her; and when lie eame home he said he had sonic expecta tion rit being made an officer. F nue" also told her he had the notes from a 111:111 named sitoit, in the Ciiy..road. After Kelly and Spicer acre in enstody, Finney told her he went to Kr ily's lodgings, and took V.)111 behind a glass the forged notes lie had pia,ed there. H.• gave her one of them fur 51. and she was taken into enstody tar passing it. Kitty COillWity said, she 'wed with Kelly. He, Spicer, and Finney were at the Inagnig> the slight of the apprehen,ion of the the two former; Is ft she lodgings at the same time. declaring that they %timid soon semen. Finney retiersi eti iu half 'in In d oor, and !del his two companions had bee'. amid ehentled for pa•sing note, He took Kelly's watch and some money, and also heaps forged sautes, winch wire hvi.inti the Elesoor Malloy. the servant of the last informant, con. firmed the areatti part of hes siairoiciit. I. ill ypouto, a eutiyitt, saw K. lly and Spicer at the White 114r1. Ile sass Floury %ilia thew the uiKht they were appre. lie heard Fame!. tell Kelly and Spicer to au ti. Anti miler he had taken tea he would join them. Ile 11 4 ,1 frequently seen Kell) and Finite). togeioei tnd knew from the c.tnYecsation tout took place het w ern them, that had forged notes for Kell) to puss. Cliar.. man also said, he ivy ice saw the Officer alluded to tiding • chaise with none), and u 1 asking him yy.i) he went %till such a fellow, tea.. answered that he had a ea son ter it. Mr. Bradley, tilt pruseciitcr,s4id that the officer had theta tinned to hi ttt t that lie had cot SOL tittin the as a coin. peosation for ais leonine; aiid that lie had pint ut It to the prison • hu gave the infoiniation to nini. wiicur that he 114,1 I eceived his informa tion from Flnnry , and that he lia.l itli that pei snit liclart• and after Inc 40.1 Finney did not make lii• oppia ranee. ills (:0111.11111C4. 'will a s.e .iI 04% , alatinli ill Lard .fidou.nth, to pie.. 4lt rly; 1.••,1.1e. 'Jp•.vo tlie•e •triniei „:I..ned• , 4 ii, 4l 114.1 ; vast five .in lel %la% I cce ne v i 11 Itl. lit...nil the ketder of Ni name, troll: Isnil si,;: u uulh, res t a tfit. eXera!l ,, ll of the lads, bevy anti a 4 musk "I r. B.uau lit therein enjoined it. ne.lit .14.1 ihe prison* Ls, 1..41 this time :s allu•rd nick r 1) afford .111 ar pgli (m a il) come Wltlrtriulauireunto the ell i'llaiblat.eft's of ;heir case. r trly on co n lay trenning the ilwr ng bonse of Aieher,L•q. at Itariiiii•;dace, Nit:dr:ooi I, sotrolk, was nriike and A 110%, w 1114'11 (it swot. appeal.) rontai..rd !..11. el to ills• amount UI SlOll.ll anti ..1151.11 .twa t . 1).1% .5.4% Cie t u •operlt o: it tr) losporlatele limekteoz-hose..e 41id had Oven rousts:tied u. Itte tit in iiy Arrio 1 • t djgl,l,„ .cis LA:111 , 111. FlOllll the %madness ut the sty,. the orient if the *Ma, %I heti Ihr st.ias4.2gi obi • - .1 .td Al Batton, on rriday it-veiling, it was roma.***rf - M 13:6) contaiii spirt. ; iota, instead of being felt in the is, atehoti.p, wool c it must haul' trosailacei ttil Altoitts ► mareillec. 'gelato fiat a alf 400 set otiror its tiLiee Vf destination, It was re I IIOVCIC and de r osited for 14 11 'nclly in a 1 - 00111 ill the limit,'. 1.1 %Inch saltianle articles of rimy tlem•ription are h•ttally plart'd. a n d in vi :Itch it wits cons. d. red iivrfectly salt. donut rail be made hid that Ilse. thieve. wt It w•:11 .1%%.11V of aid! 11.111 it: ul 1111 110%, and unfortsloatelt wt te too %our, sisfeel n 1 Ihe anoints', ot or the object of their istie•. Flue s thi it volt) Intents, open foe shut Ilia 0i the kitchen is iiitiow lin h %stir fasteited within side, and ding which a nide Isar, which sic tared the shutters was n.. at nearly double. dating thus gained admivaurr, they worm* e I to Inr riMilbaittoiiiiiie.in w hlrh the Ova 0401 Am* Is they eit rico on without am 'noting to lake or di tiirb any thing cis.' in either ru.nl. and it lir.uvurdinary with whirl i iitsaey it was affected, imisiotieli AS MO tie. k% were .looping etwoodiately lives the Innen whore the (tilt) • owe govt... two •suese st rvants owl r the oihr r room, and slot the too-t triflin6 'Se was he.itd by either of them, nor was the rohhery iltscovered till the 11.41,1)11% arose, about six Clerk in the piloriiing. On AloisWay J. DA', a wairrman, of Kura'. tots , Ilwsiry down, wink fu%sog OU tiw hiSI I , ..,04 111 lohtl ~, ,t ‘‘ veil A vtAgel ItuJ a tinge %Inch Weer rnninig Iti) with 11 , 4 , Into, ity wlalell t IC 'ln.*, %iv ‘nnk, 3 th Ihr .torn heed mittet•Led got tr ti.it. The litrlrt , s Witty ties 1A..9 lip hi) boast bsigr 111.11, and caroled on spore, n [ win ," „„ s item, and a •ei wot of Arctd•lit U. alb was ,rionn.4. n taa tow 84, *no V 4 .i• in the *mph? of Mr. (i nruil lilt brewrr,nr elbo•..qupsice Of gnmir. Ivey: of the tehn% n..ik • • no% d• 41scolinny by a 'app.., r enw.n him : he nos. e.rr. ' w 8 moo Cuaiititin tu JtArtorit OLD BAILEY. 'ftEsprit/. Foacienr,—Haetie e t Skelton was capitally indicted fo r forging, and uttering on the 8111 of Jauuary, a 51. note, well knowing it robe forged, with intent to defraud the Guaernor and Company of the Bank of England. There were other counts iu the indictment, charging the prisoner with Laving tittered divers other 51. forged note.. Thomas Wratigless state.d, that he was a confectioner, re. Aiding, at No. 198, Piccadilly. On the 611. of January, at about seven o'clock in the e%ening, the ptisoner came to his shop to buy a twelfth-cake, and in payment tendered a 51. note, giving, at the same time, the name and address of " Moore, 29, Bury Street, St. James's." Witness told her that be knew a person of tilts 11:1111e of Moore, living at No. 5, Itury S:reet, but the prisoner asserted several times that she hard at No. This name and address was written upon the note, and the prisoner took away the cake. Is was subsequently proved that no person of the name of Moor, had eaer lived at No. 29, Bury Street. Mr. kicharti. son, who was the occupier ut that house, had lied there for up wards of ad )(Ail. r)eg ee testimony was then gone into on the part of the pro. sccution, in ori:er to wove thot ;lie prisoner knew at the time that she disposed of and put a wit) Nu note, that it was roomed. By the evidence ut several witnesses it was proved that dee tr! six 51. notes %vie disposed of by . the prisui.er a t dates eut /61101)1t in the metropolis, OM& ditierent addresses on tender. tog each note. (In the same on which she purchased the twelfcli.eake of Mr. %%tailors, the pi 'sober bought a cake at the shop of Mr. Sewell, rotio-vii ha log iu Titchtield Street, for which she test le red a 51. note, and gave the ad ,l„.ss of use, N o , 11, (~doeu Square." On the 29th of December. tise pi 'seiner went to a grocer's shop, in DoLeara, and buying purchased sear tea, gave in payment a forged 51. note, aide the DAMP of " Jackson" written upon it. Iu Illuund-ditch she bought a child's pelisse, and the address she rave uu 'emit:ring another tinged Si. wife, was" Jackson 32, London W a ll." At a linendraper's shop, in Aldgaite, in De cettiner, she hout:lit some articl e ., a nd rave atiAler 51. for ge d outs, sod the addre s s o f " Jacksou,lB, N'hitirehapel.' Ail these not e s, t e nd s , e d a t th ese sea real tunics, were ',loved by Mr. Milton, the Bank-cote 'respecter, to Lot forgeries in all respects. lei her defence the prisoner said, she had no Ativicion that they were iorgeries, and that the different addresses she had given were those %heck her husband and bionics had food her io put upon them, as they had been received from thenc e . Tier Jury found the prisoner guilty of disposing of, and potting away the Dote, knowing it to be forged, hut trot of the f.eggey. Wednesday, Ann Tandy, 13 years of age, wll. indicted for %testing iu the !moor of Mr. Acres, 2S ginueas,lB,overespos, 3ihn. Bank of England Note, and other sth. 201. and heve rial Ith. fumes, amounting iu the whole to 10001. the property of Tastily. Mr. laud) deposed, that he had been a chresemongee, that he was now out til biamisrini, and had hail/isms at No. 72, Cmirl.roirol. Ilse ptirtmer war his iiirce..lo.l he bad lAkt ii tier as our ur hl stun tannily. Ou llir 2tirh ult. he It It buns, and retitined &&& t sesen o'clock in 'horst initg. Oil auntie u, Alasit., he discovered that a irmtk, containing a iii hich ilir ',riven) non., had been 'dolt is. On llir vrtnisig lie r. v. ised information that the prisoner 1...vire...1i at Nu. 12, lwle,•stecrt, ill the Haiiipst rin l-rilal, 411 1111 the tutu thus hiing Fu, accompanied him to Eden •iteei, mid 1111.111 . 11c4111 a bed its the pas - ionr he 1 , 4 a lij• anuk on opeantig *Well, lie disCUrrints the prep. rly in i i, and 011 up the Und tlir pits 0000 rr W.1%1.011101 ronvrale.ll tinder it. Mai gal ei Junes said. she kn., the limn.... No. 1 2, us k;rlnri streel. Auuul lls,ii law.* blur nil 1111 . 41.. y 1 10•10011.1.4, she %.1% , lbr 1,10.011t.1 %1411.1i11a 110. dumr, 51111 site dskril lire a his lie wanted. Sbr said she was %dins's( ion ;he )cning a 411 who it.aluetl its the parlour. Winn- s asked her a .he was 4;01113:1u take the tie% is. or nut, and ..hr 'rimed that silt was 'wog to taki it 'sta. curt oimi NII.TaII *v evidence. me farm, term - fled Coe appielo.osiuo of ttie pra.uuri, anti lir hia.litsg the pro.. 1114. Jtiry round Ihr primmer 'Wily of orolinit. Rnd the RlXOttlet, alit.. 14.1 W-ilium Hied...l...iv ity t,t it Child /I 0 ,411/11r, t0..1 Ilit• Ut..t way to ill•poxe of her to 11.. r 1.. UR. lid liLr 191 the lie glit ore. He h, prti o tilt !Moors 411Y,.110.1 %he migl.l -tin h r wade y i wuo Ihy recur. ..CI suCle i) • He it trtet.leti LU Irian her. INTERMENT OF IHE fit 'WHIR AND gtbir tor. A t 4, cat cottei•ast.e sat vertaturs a••enthled on Moedat 1111 l et. itig al right Weibel% ariaind Neu eaie. it having Ito 4.11 pi et ay ettel illitlerstuod that the remain-oldie ha:uterus, hula, dold bra itiletied la an tithronoTr.ile(l 4raat• in tin. 41..•!..- 19411 .t flit. lip of the Old Men ware coal toyed ea. - I) . in the 41..16111g to dig a hole lu tereoie floe hoti• six tee' d. ei., i. 4 1 41 O A , 4 . p 1.... rt flair ta 0 Cl.. A ti•* minute% byfore lie,ll-pa,.l ticltt wet.:. k. Us. ter Sheriff Smith, area n , Jby :4 pe edrd ill a roach to the felons' door, preceded hy a cast, the back of which wiis put towards the felons' stile (loos ; Aid slif,rtly Ayr, the burly °elite tuurilerce, %thud, had liven ',heed on a salute.. atilt. Is, ought 4/141, suet elevatt J :n such a position 1151 11,4• ra.l , its it) Iter.hil the populace to command a distinct view edit. I lie spectacle was. of an 111411.14 C. The uudy teas in the smile state as alien he oceanic his oat n cxe cutiolier—ituni of h.% chdlies, excepting his coon, but ing heen removed; it was tray and was calculated to excite ha,. roe awl disgust in Ilse moot or every beholder. In the shutter mats %%Filch lie lay upon his hark, a hole had been per lui ated. and the irpreseotaliolt ut a „allows made ut weed it 4,1 been ittle , odueed tufo at, abet it was Al COlitttrut led as to lidng iiiiniriliati sy over the fare of the culprit. The razor Molls u lands he effected both ta,e mottle. a n d suicide was sus pended truth Ilse golittwit. "f he executioner stood up at the fees ut Ihr corpse; Aid oti the alliVal or the cart at the spot selected to receive the Ihdltgled remains, Mr. (hider Sheriff Smith or:icird that time should he Rivet, thr all piracyt to la ate view ut the body, and he further ordered out of the exerutionei's attendants sat Iwo up hoe gallows and math to the ptiblie vies, %latch hr Aid, aid the populace having Maud 1111Wil alit It 1 1011 Ulitliesighs r them. for a few minutes, without belta t 11:g the idigitte,t It of &pupa thy or pry, the gar. uuut.rr 111111.144 up the -flintier. and the hod) was throw II halo Iler pal right at. fare, with clothes, trt , o ll , aqd gvecy thin* he lied en sal the pri pi Iratiog of .I.e law a i.i died. hat e;JIIU%a Jud ra4.4 wet.. thioall in after him. A fcw datt Ftnce, at. a journuman, in the employ of Mr. Beer. earprut r .n Hear-)aril. Ltuted,'r It.n, timng a Fhr.w Loard to the troet of a 'Ater I. k }. -rs; :444tt. 6.6 mt., by *L.t :rte tel , ard f actu:cd his actin :0 . ...ri;),,a4 W cause has dc.th the &ate II MARCH 2. INN ~_ _ .