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teard would he made. and above all that tteTrtranU mX enter their apartment, closing up the keyhole with a view of preventing his seeing whit was going on. He always considered her an insane youngest daughter of tb lata ftobert QtraHW, Esq nf tt-til House, Somerset -24th. at Dwbyihire bv iC? Hervy W. Sitwell.

Edarard Arkwrijht, aecood son ofP-St i wrirht. of WllJersKV. lerOVShire. to Ctiarln state oi mina. adoui mtecn years since afie watt in the service ol a solicitor, and was seduced bv an eminent sculntnr m-huMiiit neae Oann- daughter of Robert Sacheverel Sitwell.

of Morta I.T? bp Colimcl i v. i "had never occurred to him that aM nn buule refnT "ritial, Government. He in Alrii had previously heard burgh-square. He found her iu a very reduced state and took her home bhe had lived with him ever since. Three years bock he up-plied to the relic vintr Hirer of St.

Clement', for the. purpose of uetthiiE ABRIDGED POLICE INTELLIGENCE. At Bow. street, on Tuesday, Richard Green, clerk to Messrs. Pickering and solicitors, of No.

4, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn, was charged with stealing 19 from hit employers, Mr. Peasant, a clerk to Ihe firm, snid that Messrs. Pickering did not wish to press the charge and Mr lewn, a solicitor, who attended for the prisoner, begged liis worship to discharge the nceuued bin further custody. The magistrate huh! that he did uot feel justified in taking such a course thu pri-noner's position in life only rendered the offence charged more uupar- dnmthle. Mr.

Lewis remarked that he had been several years in the service of I'lekering mid Co. as a clerk, und that was the reason they did not desire to prosecute. Poeock, a policeman of the division, stated, that after examination of tlie premises, he frit assured that the rubbery had been effected by some one well srquuiiitr.d with the npuH- her turn an asylum. From that permit tlje two siatt rs hint worked ut Aspall, hy the Rev. John Cbevallier, M.A., Henry HoffA'KhS! captain in the 20th Regiment, to Panny, of rhl DrClierallier, of A-pall Hall, Suffolk- It Sl jS Islington, William, tbrrd son of the Rev.

W. Vetvuolt, DuM'-Iuiaa Ann, eldest daughter of the late William Dn Bob EaT 2Gth. at St. George's, Bloom-bury. Edmund Pinch, John Finch.

of Wobum-place, Ruuell aquue. to Fhirt-makiiif, tor a shop tloundsditch. Thev hud never wanted The sister of the decnnied complained recently oi lier having ihc. tooth- woman with whom the prisoner kept company, which money the prisoner had given liei to take care of for him. the prisoner waa up-wards of -4TJ0, which the constable' also took possession of.

Tlie prisoner had prepared everything for a tea voyage, baring taken a berth on board the brig Allan, off Shadwell, which not as yet chartered, and he would have left England in a short time had not the police apprehended him. It appears he had before been to sea, and had already purchftstoH himself a complete outfit. When mailt! acquainted with the nature nf the charge on which he was apprehended, he merely remarked tli.it it bad adding that the female prisoner knew nothing almulit. Hale, on being questioned by the magistrate, said, I cannot sav under what inducement 1 took the checks, but I did take them certainly. He wilh then committed to Newgate to tike bU trial at the Central Criminal Court.

CORONERS INQUESTS. Tiik St. Gii-Kii'rt MtmnER. On Wednesday the inquest on the hotly of Mnrv Itruthers, adjourned from the 9th of April, was resumed at the Angel Inn, Higli-strci-l, St. Giles's, before Mr.

Wakfey, who llis acue, out ue never Knew ollierwise ol licr bctng in ill-htNiliii. was then put into an arm-chair and carried Into the chapel-yard. His neck-cloth having been removed and cold water dashed upon bis face, lie partially came to himself in two or throe minutes, but then lookrd more dead tlian alive, so completely were, all his energies prostrated by the mental agony which he suffered. His anguish appeared to arise from the 'dread of death, and, as far as one could judge from appearances, this was the sole feeling which pnnsessed his mmd. As he sat iu the ehnir in the yard little win.) was ntlmlnijileretl.

The operation of pinioning was finished, and all being now in the cluipel hell tolled dfcuinlly, and the inmirulul procession moved forward towards Ihe apparatus of death, the culprit, who appeared scarcely nolo tosusUtiu himself, being meimwhilu supported hy the turnkeys. On arriving at the foot of Ihe scaffold he walked up tlie steps tuternhly well, but the moment be got iu siebt of the populace his strength again holed him, and Thmuutau, one uf the turnkeys was obliged tn hold him up by main force while the cup wns drawn over his eyes and the rope was being adjusted by the executioner. The culprit appeared so convulsed that this was as much as one man could do, and the moment Ihe bolt was withdrawn ami the prisoner had been launched off, the turnkey was so affected I hat he staggered down the steps of the platform uud immediately fainted. While the noose was being adjusted, Hoc.ker continued to pray t- were first excited iu conseotiemH. of the foul smell.

daughter of the late Gtwgc Tlwnie. of Brisbtan. the Rev. P. L.

D. Acland, fourth son of SirT no t0 not a py. He iu" tolliii.lmf ho far the Government ra After some discussion the jury returned a verdict of Found dead, but that there is uot sufficient evidence tn show the cause." meuts, air. feasant, tnu ciera, nrcw jus uiu nuiin in smau wonueri KXECUTION OF THOMAS IIKNKY HOOKER. box, scrreted behind some papers in a recess or cupboard, and in winch I tn io- uut "eeve i "nt same since sci he bad dcosiled two Hank ot cngtanu notes, lie gave their numbers to I'oenok, who afterwards found the notes in desk belonging to lhe prifiiuer, nt his residence in East-street, Red Lion-square.

The remainder of the money stolen from the chambers was iti gold and I'oi nek stated that every facility was rfforded him by the pri thoucrh it nuBt nave been wrong in Eivinr it, eninit. nf 1Jr. iillf received four or hve other ac-ither ml chH" .11 differrnt from earii i.ot l.ell. musl Mse wept one i but. for his part, be did "ne reachinK Bukhara.

rM a.lird "n.cd by the Hriti.h Government to drum Captain rw i. 81,11 aHve- He forced to admit that he was not he Hem TV ralraordhuury that such a iil.stiuti should demanded of hiin ir .1... iL.i diblv iu short sentences. Mich as Oh God receive my spiril Ol in nuienou, uctuui un, uanicui-cr Tne Km d- llarker, rector of Sbipribain. Norfolk 26th, at St.

sfon-square, by the Rev. Dr. Dibdin, Robert Murray Eo tZto tilda, widow of the late Charles Noma, of the JBomU. ifj 2 virct acth. at St.

James's Church, Dover, by the pt Lysona, M. Major Edward Meaaiter, Hon. Ewt India Cosalll Service, to Mary Josepha, eldest daughter of the tste Lit rCo1 Gilbert Cooper, Hon. East India Company's Vt Reudcomb Park, Gloucestershire, by the Rev. George Gufe'tWH Capt.

Henry Thomas Howard, second son of the Earl of SaKHr ieorgiaua Maria, eldest daughter of Lieut. -General Sir Join nS Hart. 20th, at Shoreditch by the RevT M.A., incumbent of St. Hoxtjm, Mr. Thomas Sutton Mnddocki Salop, to Emily, Wdest datuhter tfrffifc Ksfp, of Shoreditch 29thf atSt.

Dunstan's, Steptiey7jr Shrrwnod, of Wellclose-square, to Miss Sarah Frith, of ttefuilJ? cial-road K.ist- 30th, at Mcreworth Church, bv the hZ" Risv. Sir Francis Staoleton: Capt. William H. H.ll-n staled, that since they had last met he had taken the opinion ot counsel ui to whether nn application to ihe Court Queen's lkuch bud better be made to order the production of Joseph Connor before them. The counsel were, Mr.

Fitzroy Kelly, Q.C. i Mr. Roebuck, Q.C. and Mr. Petcrsdorff.

All the facts that hud come before the jury were presented to them, nnd nil Lhe circumstances ex nlnmed and those gentlemen were have me rev mioii me." The crowd assembled to witness tin execution could not have numbered less than persons. The muntnit uf the homes opposite to the gaol, ami every window within several hundred yanU of thu scull jJd unanimously nml strongly of opinion lhat under the present aspect of Ur tlii.ni were thronged with spectators. It had been expected, from the nature of the murder, that Ihe wretch' tL? J' ollt: be more than rnmigh. One of i Colonel Stotiilart had relapsed after becoming a man would have been much limited ami yelled ut hy the mob, but this was not the. for they deported themselves iu remarkably or derly muuuer.

the majority of (hem quietly gazing at the scene. Previously to their entering the cell of the prisoner, Mr. Sheriff Hu titer addressed llie reporters in the chnpel-yard, and staled that, ill cum- Hon. Ililare Caroline Ilyng, third daughter of toe late Vins-mnt Tnmrte ton. and sister of Viaeonnt TnrriMtm On Sunday, the day preceding the execution or this wretched convict, the condemned sermon was, a matter of course, delivered by the Rev.

Mr, Davis, ordinary of Newgate, in the chapel, thicker being seated in a chair near the altar, and Connor nn another opposite the pulpit. Slier ill' Sidney, Under-Sheriff Martin, Sir John Pine, Alderman Musgrove, an Mr. Amlcrtmi, were present, while ri number of persons, iucluduij; eight or ten females, who appeared to have nerve enough to attend the execution, for which they saw thu preparation as they entered the prison, were admitted into thr pews of the chapel, as wen also the reporters of the public press. The. circumstances of thin scene, described as possessing a theatrical effect ase fully noticed in the statement made by the Marquis of Clanrtcarde in the House of Peers, and which the render will find, with his lordships comments, under its proper heiu; iu another part of The Ofnemer.

Iti the sermon of the rev. ordinary, the folio whip passages, more particularly nlludtng to the early phae of the convict's life, ruiicluded the dineourse: "These few remaining words will he occupied in investigating the moties and eauKes which have led to his present unhtippy condition. Providence has blessed the prisoner with more than ordinary lalents, and with a grrat aptitude for learning. Iu the schools iti which he was educated he distinguished himself, and I very much fetir the Aptitude ami ability he displayed have but served ns auxiliaries tii hts downfall. At school it appears he was well acquainted with spiritual truths, and when he heenme teacher, 1 have been lold by those who have heard him exnir.me the children, thai they have been delighted with his method of rut.veyiug instruction, nuit rdi-lird with the explanation he gave of the stiered word of God.

Who, tht'ii, has caused this change iu the character mn mind of the unhappy youth now present 1 attritmte it to the wnnt of pure Christ iati example amongst his dumrstic and social relations. It iw hunt tjisk to maintain a puhlii: nu.I private deportment in a position at variance with that to soner relalmn when he went to search his lodgings. Mr. Hall, upon thisei idence, remamled the prisoner for a week, aud refused bail. At How.

street, nn Tuesday, Joseph Linsell, a livery servant, lodging at Oxford-street, was charged with stealing a large qinnlit) of plate ami jewellery, Liusell offered a small silver cruet for pledge, to a pawnbroker in High liolborn, winch hud some partly erased Imtiali. This circumstance induced the pawnbroker to give the prisoner mto the ctintody ol a police officer, to whom, on Ida way to How-street, he propositi a consitlenition" if he would not take him to the police station. Another officer Pixmek. of the division) went and examined tin lodgings, at which, he said, as much property as two persons could hardly carry was found, consisting of silver plate and articles of glass and jewellery. l.inell declared thp property was all his own.

and Kpecified several articles which he declared certain counts and countesses had ciren him, in whose service be bad lived lie uL-o gave one or two reff-n nces. He was remanded for few days. At on Wednesday, Mr. J. G.

Mayer, furrier, of fitt, Oi-ford-Hireet, was charged wilh assaulling Mr. Edward M'Lean, of Kill, Si rami, tin importer of paintings. Ids brother-in-law. Owing to a dr-sire expressed by the cuunicl for Mr. M'Lean that the magistrate would nut permit sialcments touching upon domeslic matters to be entered, intri.

and out of which the present, cruse apHarcd to arise, it was nol till towards the lose of the. hearing that any reason was extracted explanatory nf the assault. Il finally Irauspited that Mr. M'Lean's sislcr hnd Ineii miirried to Mr. Mayer, and lhat a daughter wns the is-oie of seimenee ot what had appeared in one the papers rexpeeling the propriety ol delaying the cecutiun, hi order to ascertain whether there had been any uecomptice wilh the prisoner In the murder of Delarue, the (the sheriffs) had pul the matter to Hocker several limes, und offered at once to go to the Secretary of State on his behalf, if there were really incumbent of Hythe, Kent, Mr.

Frederick Koate Baker to'tl'V second daughter of the late Mr. W. E. Jolliffe -afcr'lTVt Saints, West Ham, by the Rev. Thomas Biker, Thomas Pi tsoiV of Kynaston Houe, near Ross, Ilerefordrthire.

yoaoger anq jfSt lint mn, of Bedford -olace, RusMlt-vquare, and Ra-aohaWw I atlairs the application tor a writ to llie ui ireueen iienen suuuio not be made, as the trial of the prisoner was secured by the finding of thr; true bill, and that circumstance rendered it not only possible but nrobrible that the application would be refused, and that refusal would injure the cuum; for which (the coroner) and the jury were contending in lhe public opinion. To this decision he was compelled to submit, as, having applied for the idvice of counsel, he could not consistently go againtc it when lie had received it. He, however, considered that the jury had been interrupted in the course ot their duties, and the administration of justice grosfcly and openly interfered with. As they were now iri the sanie position as when they last met, he desired to know if they would go on with uny further evidence, or at once conclude the case snd return their verdict i After some discussion the jury retired, and iu three quarters of an hour returned with the following verdict We find that ihe deceased, Mary Brothers, was wilfully murdered hy some persons or persons unknown, und the jury thtnk lhat they have heen prevented hy the conduct of the police authorities from pursuing their investigation in a more satisfactory manner." An inijuest was held on Thursday nt the Eurona Tavern, Rother-hblie. on the hnd Timnthv Waller, the narish relicviue officer.

iK hemw he liud liehnveti disreieet. wus mul the third was, Uwt he had nrrivrd 1 1 lettlfs frQm the Queen; hut that, also, was cridenlly false, as JJC iiad bn left at least four or rive years alive in that country. These mduml Inn. to send out Dr. Wolff, he miRht say, at hia own iwiiee for he advanced 500 fur that purpose, hen the committee nau our 10 iu their hand hrar.

heorl. He would ronclnde his re. marits by ubservini; that not one of the relatives of Colonel StodiUrt or V.nitam Conolly had wr thnnlted Irrm cries of "shame, shame Itentleman then resumed his sent amid loud cheers. Captain Randall (the uncle of Colonel Stoddurt) vindicated the conduct of her Majesty Government from the unputniimi of brinR indifferent to the fate of two Hrttih officers. The insinuation against the i relatives of Colonel Stoiidart wns wlmlly uncalled tor; hut, at the same time, lie could tint justify the intemperate expression used bv his nephew, the Rev.

George Stoiidart, who had no doubt forgot himself, owing to excess of feeline fliear, any grounds lor ihc suggestions whieli tiniineeu tnrnwu out in his lavnnt. He did not. however, extuess anv wish in the mutter: and the subject to Harriet, third daughter of William Sewell, of RaiataB'ZZ' having been more than once renewed by the sheriffs, iu their humane 26th, at St, Jamea's, Haddington, by the Rev, Prter iw a A.M., William George D. Wallis, of St. Mary-Mt, uS-g 3 anxirty toilo every itnng lnvour Of ihe prisoner which coiisuh-rauoii fur a lellow-crraiure.

could warrant, Hocker at length proposed thit yoongeat oaunter oi ineiaie illume nwitey, Mucrtor fltrrwti "Gloucestershirt? 29th, nt Swindon, GloortehirlrrtfciMlW ticv shmitil hrtng I tic mi inert to close oy saving no more auout it. mt Sheriff Sidncv also slat tut. that although thu prisoner had never direct I ftamuel Kay ni ond. onariea lurtoo tvaye. ot tnc AluraiCIiflSenW to Charlotte Jane, second daughter of' Major-Genera 'RjeaanTBuj either asserted Ins innocence or denied bis guilt, he hnd lime held up his, band and said, 11 Thi is nut ihe arm that struck thu blow." After hts cute jet ion he reiterated that part of his story relative to the the union.

I 'his young holy, it whs alleged, hail been seduced from her Hged 71. The deceased had lately experienced much inconvenience which ii man helonml nml lheur that otie, at least, of this uuhiippy though he touch In in the word nf God. Imd failed to alleged seduction ol ihe girl ut Hampstead by Delarue. the abend, in conversation with him uu this occasion, remarked that the different parts am. 9' JP-lf mjgj Ha by the Rev.

Thomas Boyles Murray, A.M-i rector, WUIitoi lUaaMn youngest sou of the late Niclmlsa Barttett, of CbatSilES' Hacknet, to Harriot, eldest daughter of Mr. George KmHowiTtS Thomas's-square 29th, at St, George's, Gnveieir tW R. S. Jovnes, Edward, youngest son of Jeremiah Raabtf of Crete Hall, Northfleet, Kent, to eMert diugttffgf tWA" Mr. J.

S. Uuckingliain said that uo member of the committee had sanctioned any statements prejudicial to the character of Colonel Stoaaart, but the imputation upon Captain Grnver, who could not have donernore for his own brother, was too ppec'trie, too serums, tn he pUSerl over without a distinct rctrattt at ton nl' iht offensive term hear, He hoped the rev. entleitidii would revA the word false before. he IcJc the room. It was.

uol only unchristian, but ungentle. imnly to of llis defence were very inconsistent with each otherthut in one por tion he siiuke of his iViemMiio with the deceased, aud iu tuiuther ot his set htm that example which that holy woid inculcated. He had not Ihc influence of pttvate example. This was the first sti-p towards creatitii; the ruin which we now see before us. The othfr ground is the cErcum- slance of having, ut mi age far too young, namely, at the agu of seventeen, been made master of hts own actions and conduct, and by his being then pljce.il in a situation where no one hud a rikdtt to eontrol his uiiihiosily towards biiu.

to winch he replied, Oh, yes, had home an animosity towards him for a long lime, nlihough he did not know it." In tlie course, of the morning, about an hour and a 'half before tht execution, nil the turnkeys and officers of thu prison, to whom Hockci Mr. JL. H. Wincxworth, and niece of William OladdMh. Rtaaf fS Cottaie, Uravcsend 30th; at St MarylebotMi' Oiiir Mercer, ofUxbridge, to Elizabeth, daofhter of.

tfaa itliia7 had become kiuiwn durum bis incarceration, at hii ow renin visllcd Chandler, and niece nf John TTaa-, Manchesrer-souare 30tb. at St. John's Church: CUnW. iZTT' him in the cell for ihc purpose of taking lerne of him several of them wen: much affected, and came out with tears in thcir.eies. Rev.

C.Colson, A.M., vicar of Great Hormead, Hem, tbTEr-fZ the late Edward Coulson. of Soutli Lambeth- SEF. Subjoined will be lb mid copies of the tellers above rrftrred to. An will he seen, they are respectively uddressed to two females. The names ful her 's house by her uiicie Ml.ean, and wus at fiis resilience iu lhe Strand ut lhe tirueof the assault, which was as foiSows, according to the statement of M'Lean.

who appeared with bis head hound up: On Tuepdriy mght (said Mr. M'Lean) ti ring came at my ilnor bell, after the eliopmnri had closed the shoi and goru-home, and on niy answering anil opening the door, 1 received a heavy blow, which felted and stunned me. On recovering my senses saw who the man was, and caught hold of stick Inch lie had iu his hand to prevent him striking me again, a he seemed ohout to do. In Ihe struggle he either tlnewor knocked me low 1 1 The oioh rnuud lhe ilour then closed in iiprm us. and I heard him tilling tlieui tlint I wan his hrutber-hi-law.

I believe 1 bit us much as two ipiart. A medical man afterwards attended me, and I sent a policeman lo take the prisoner into usiodv. Mr. ItlBirkmore, the counsel for Mr. Mayer, rose to cross-ex-exnuime M'Lean, but the magistrate interrupted him, requesting him to confine hmi)H If strictly to the charge.

Mr. Hlankmoru said that tlie defendant, Mr. Mayer, whom his broihcr-in-luw had called the man," h.titendurL'l the utmost wrong it was in the power of one man to inflict upon auolhcr. Though stated that he hnd not seen Mr. Mnyer for the four last months, he Mr.

illackmore) could prove an immediate proxorntimi of the grossest kind. He hud known Mr. Mayer for more than twenty yenrs, and cnuld personally testify to tlie high character always. borne by him as a citizen and a man. With regard to the lady who wa his daughter, there wus a time when lie should have been happy to kinxe seen her, hut that time wus past.

He begged that, though the magistrate considered lhe a-satilt to be tvrioua, he would tint object to accept had. Mr. M'Leuu, the brother of his late wife, had inflicted on him a fur ih-rper wound than that which he hail himself received at the George's, Hanover-square, by the rector, tbe Hon." George son of the late, and brother of tbe present, Lord KiloukteltouM Hammond, relict of the late St, John Blacker. Esq. fan eras unurch, nyuieKcv.

r. ataintorrn, LJirutiaa RaiaVaM of the late John William Weasel, of Bremen. Gemamr. a'r? lotte, only child of the late Licnt. RatgngtonR.N.ddetfigai'af late Thomas Raffinaton.

Esol. of Scaview. from loss ol memory, and on being luruuiieu oy tne roor-iaw with a pauper description book to be filled up, he was involved in a state ot the greatest perplexity. On Monday evening lost he retired to rest as usual, and not making bis appearance at his accustomed hour, one of hts daughters went to call aim, when he discovered him sitting up in bed with bis head reclining on hts shoulder, and apparently dead. Mr.

Stanley, a neighbour, was called in. who. upon examination, found deceased won suspended to tlie bed rail by a silk handkerchief. Two Nurgeona were instantly called in, but they pronounced life qnite extinct. No deficiency whatever waa found iu the deceased's uuuounts, a verdict was therefore returned of Temporary derangement, the reault of age und infirmity." An inquest was held on Wednesday at the King's Head, Peckham, on the body of a lad named John Clayton.

The deceased went to the stable about nine o'clock on Monday morning, for the purpose of preparing the hoe, us he wns going to town with his uncle to be measured for a suit of clot hea, and it is supposed that the recent execution induced him to experiment in hanging, lie was found suspended to beam in tlie loft, hy the rope which goes over the horde's head. Verdict, Temporary Derangement. An inquest whs held on Thursday on the body of Peter Luding Schyth, captain of the Danish brig Betsy, lying off Limehouse. laden with grain. On Wednesday afternoon, the deceased ordered a bath of high temperature to be prepared for him, at the bathing establishment in Little Tower-street, A most unusual period having elapsed without the gentleman's reappearance, considerable alarm was felt, and a policeman wus Knt for to break open the door, when Captain Schyth was discovered dead iu the bath, with his throat cut from ear to ear, and from the position of the looking glass, it is supposed that the unhappy in mi sttioj up in the terrifically hot bath and effected bis One of the witnesses stated tliat the deceased waa the unmarried son of a clergyman at Coenhrigcn, and had purposed, his return home, retiring from his profession, being a man of large fortune; aud all the witnesses concurred in the statement, that for some time past a great depression of spirits nnd signs of mental derangement had been visible.

It was also stated that his brother had shot hunsclr. A verdict of Temporary Insanity was therefore returned. 21th, at Eppinr Church, fay the Rev. H. private conduct.

1 he due performance of the public ditties of the office he tilled was all that he had to attend to. Was it vtisu to U'ave mere youth in such a position Here was a youth educated in one national school, and made sole master of another? Why it was like pending vessel to sea with all sails set, but without either rudder or compucs to direct her course. In a short time he forfeited the confidence of the committee under whom he had served as a teacher, anil her in he could not bring himself to return to join iu the occupation by winch his parents lived. He found himself deserted by the friends of his youth, and thenceforth he fell into habits of sin, and then imbibed principles of infidelity. To-morrow'.

sun he the. lust he will see jri.se to-morrow's ttoon will number hint amongst the dead and may God have mercy on hia soul 1" At the conclusion of the sermon, Horker shed tears, whii'h he hastily removed with Ins handkerchief, which he nt on re placed iu hit hat, ami rose to leave the chapel, lie wus the first to ojiit it, attended us before hy the deputy-governor and turnkey especially appointed to take charge of him. Connor, upon whom the eloquent discourse of the reverend ordinary had manitcstly made a deep impression, mlkmed. The other prisoners were then removed in the same order as that in which Ihey had been introduced, and xuouthe cluipel was empty. During the remainder of 5umu)' Hotrkcr continued in his usiinl calm and unimpasibinocd tttate.

1 le partook ot' a tmid of coflVe and toast shortly before nine o'clock nti Sunday night, Inviug completed which he asked the attendants to provide him with writing materials. His request was at once complied with, and he sat flown ami penned the following letter to the Rev. Davis, the ordinary of the gaol Rev. and dear Sir This is the lat written communication I shrill or u. k.

jiiaoD, irarfeoii, epprng aa.it by the Kev. Edwards, M. Bart. Jetlery, are uituntionuiiy suppressed, uut mere can oe no impropriety ui suuihk that Ihe one addressed to Sarah" was intended by the wretched man for Miss Philps, the vouijk woman who gave evidence upon his trial. It should be purticuliuly oh-erved thul one of these letters was handed to the reverend ordinary on Moiid-cy morning, with a request that he would forward it to the party to whom it was addressed, Hocker leading Mr.

Iluvis io uudeistnud tlmt the letter was a last address to one whom he hud dearly loved. The other letter wu hsnderf to Mr. Wright, the deputy governor of the prison, with a similar request. In due course both letters reached the governor's hands, atid thus the duplicity of the wcitcr was discovered. The following are copies of the letters: iiStb April.

1815. "My still dearest OHvia I cannot quit this scene of heart-rending misery without addressing you fstrewell line. My lol is a hard und pnitifid one, imh-fd. and bow often have thought of you my drarenE tove, since my i unit tvrrat inn, cannot tell. 1 have had you in my re- iiLL-mbnuice both slei-piug and awake, and every time uiy heart bus been ready to burst.

This is ihe, last epistle I shall write; yuu sre deserving the best wishes if every one. You have, my last blessing. Heaven blew yon and make yuu it own; and oh! may we meet iu heaven, where there is no more separation, no more forgelfuhicsa. hut all is love and nephew of viscount Moieswortn uac ucn iBTiKuase ctieersj. Captain Kaiiunll said he felt it his imperative duty to impress on the rev.

Eentlemnn the propriety of mnktng all the rcparalton iti hi jHiwer. From a military roan it coufd not be tolerated from a clergyman it was highly iEiinrnper. The meeting htrre rose almost simultaneously, and called upon the rev. gentleman to apologise, and his uucle. Captain Randall, eeiued to use evcrv effort to induce him to do so.

The Rev. Mr. Stodthrt said, he regretted if any remarks of his had disturbed the proceedings, but the statements in the book (Captain Grover's) were most unjust to Col. Stoddart and his relatives hen the cries forapob.gy were renewed, miugled with shame, shame. no one has right to call another liar' you ought to be turned mit," itc Dr.

Wolff, in a state of great excitement, declared that tlie brother of the murdered Colonel Stoddart aught to kiss Captain Urover's hand fromasenteaf gratitude. He called upon his reverend brother to apologise in a Christian spirit. Captain Rnndall said he had appealed to his nephew, but without suecess. When a man acted wrong, there was no degradation in apologising cheers, and renewed cries of apology'. The Chairman here that he understood the rev.

gentleman was willing to villain, though he objected to the word apology. The Rev. Mr. Stoddart I have only to uv that 1 urn sdrrv if mv words have giren offence to the mtetinj! eries of that won't tlo it is not eaoagh and increased confa-ioiv. Mr.

Buckingham suggested ihut the uieeting was competent to pass a resolution which would atone to Captuin Grover for the insult. The Chairman agreed in that opinion. There ought to be apology and the rev. gentleman, in refusing to give one, hud done himself great discredit. Hts conduct was unworthy the character of a Christian, a gentleman, or a clergyman loud cheers.

The Rev. Mr. Stoddart 1 cannot apologise, as I cannot alter my conviction of past occurrences. The meeting, which was then in a state of great excitement although i Capt. Grover was perfectly placid, called loudly for a resolution, which I should mark its sense of the rev.

gentleman's conduct. Mr. H. Pownall. after a short nuuse.

culled nuon thn meetinir to for daughter of the late John and the Hon: Jane ctriihrnsnii at Rve. bv the Rev. Georze Steen lunula ol Mr. Mayer in a moment of great hut pardnriabtR irritation. of Cadboroagh, eldest ton of John Lovett.

Em-of lAihiT Man mine Brazier, eldest niece of Jeremiah Smith, E.taf Sptalg, rve. Susatex SOtli, at S'. Georee's, Blwrnsbun; Wt taafcW i. hail struck the uf onlv damrhler. for be could and Rev.

Mnntaim Villter. Robert John Child. not withhuhl the fact any longer, and lhat daughter wan the child of Mr. MM-cun's own sister. She wm in Ins bouse when her injured and ullliUt-J I struck the blow for which he had been taken into cus-lod.

The case was then urocarded with. Mr. Richards, a suri-eon. late Robert Child. of Rusaell-tquare, to Maria ter oi iiitam uincey, ol oruDiwtca.aqnare.' -Peter's.

Wisbeacb. William- solicitor. WamMek. deposed that he had examined the woundM on the complainant's head. They were apparently very severe, but there was not thu slightest dan John Johnson Gav.

of Alborowth' Hall. only child of tbe late Henry Rogby. of Tyd St. Man's: ger utte'iuiug them. Uouataole rjZstatcu.

that ne took Mr. Alayer nto cm-tody at Ins house in Oxford-street. On tr.llmg him it was tor make to the world. My hours arc now so few that a babe might count them. Whatever may have been my conduct hitherto, I cannot any lonnrr dissemble.

You are too good and worthy a friend for me to de shire 50Ui, at Charttoa Church, by tlae Rev; Gsorst Dsjakar Miller, vicar or Skentreth. Mcwsaoathabire, Hh Hsaqusaw. son of the late Rev. Richard Hawk thaw. )isuuliitig Mr.

M'l'n, he said, What I have done I will do again. Tbis being the whole of the. evidence, the magistrate said he must re ceive with my last breath. Though I be condemned to die on the scaf fuse bail (in two grounds the one, being the secret manner iu which the of Londonderry to Catberiiie Rliaa, fbatth rbaafhter as jUssat sbbblv of Bhukbeath Park -30th, at Stssdetos, Gkassskscsmv by tbe Rev. Jftot Cliff, Heberden F.

Eatery, EaioflQaaaaZ iiashuii ituiu oeen comaultcu, anu the oilier, tne tnreat mane in tne pre fold, i nave yet one tenner chord rematmug in my ookoid, wuicii your uncensiuglr kind al tendon has kept in continual motion. I would rath r-r be deemed a murderer than a vile ingrale. I thuuk God tlmt he has endued mr with tlmt fecliuic which has made it impossible for me to sence of the constable. Mr. Maver was then committed hy the magis- trate for trial at tlie Old Hailey for lhe reasuns above atated.

uanweii, aomersec, to cuttn, oangnter ot tac stss Joiva smstssa Fan nf T.linlnn Sftnumt 9ilk rL. get the cause of the interruption, and to resume the consideration of the At Soulhwark. on Tuesday. Ami Gray was eharced bv Mr. J.

GtJANO. Authentic accounts huve now been received of the entire cleurance of the extraordinary productive i-Und of Icbaboe, which has added so much to the. resource of the agriculturist, and been of the greatest benefit to the shipping interest of the kingdom, which it has tended to raise from a state of extreme depression to a nearly remunerative investment. StNGUi.AnFATAi.iTr. A British soldier accidentally fell into the water at Quebec, Canada, a few days since, when a sentinel walking by attemptetl to get him out hy reaching him the butt of his musket.

The drowning man grasped the weapon, and in his struggle it was discharged the contend entered tlie head of the sentinel and killed him instantly. American Paper. joy. ours, till the last, 1. mocker.

28th April, IHtf. My very dear Sarah have not had courage enough to address you since 1 whs last with you. From the first, moment of my acquaint-anee with you until the present, 1 have eherhhed the most genuine and respectful affection for yuu, and though I made you many misrepresentations of my condition iu life, had I lived I should have repaired them all but all is past, excepting my love, for you, which survives every other feeline. May vou be happy vet, and may wu meet in heaven. Your good Mr.

and Mrs. will not spurn my dying respects and esteem, nor will our kind Miss E. disbelieve that I still feci every sentiment fur her that I once professed to feel. 1 have given this my warmest kin for you. iny sweet love Heaven bless yon farewell, farewell Yours, with my dying blessing, T.

II. 1 1 HIT KR." Tlie last request Hooker made to the deputy governor was, that a lock of hts h-tir not; hi be forwarded to hia tatlier. The hodv. after haiunmr I be usoaI time, wai, cut down, mid a Cant of of New-place, (jimbetb, with stealing a purse from Paddington, by the Rev. P.T.Oary, Lieuu-Cotooel Noraasm Hsslsa.

C.B., 55tb Regiment, to Ann, relict of the Ute F. F. MathswaTsm. uujcvi cur wincn uiey were assemoieu. Mr.

Fowler addressed the meetine at some length, anil moved a reso containing Xol) note and eight sovereigns-. Mr. Wurne stated lution, that the meeting heard with iofiuite pleasure the narrative given by Dr. Wolff, that they hailed his presence among them with delight, and that they would with gratitude and pleasure contribute to repay he guilty of either. I never did any man a premeditated injury iu my life, and God forbid that 1 should, at such a time a th'ts, forret to make you every acknowledgment in my power while 1 live for the faithful part you have evinced in my unhnppy case during my incarceration you have proved yourself to be one of my dearest friends.

May your reward here be that hrippiiics which, alas hao failed to le mv lot, and hrre-aftrr that statu of bliss which you have so often and so fervently prayed that I might be a partaker of. With a quiet and uuresentful conscience. that in going homrwards, about three o'clock on Friday morning, down Ida. kfnurs-road, tie was accosted by a wninnn who solicited him to treat her to some liquor. He said that ull the public-houses were closed, but ftlie stnl that she could take him to one where she knew they would tcet hcrxcd.

He thru crosiicd the mad with her, and she took him lo ii'i iMiiiiciiL jirunvj y-u urcu, oi. AROTew IiafafM, by the Rev. Dr. Wortbmgttrm. James MontgosnrvStw secssai of the late Robert Stuart, of the.

Scottimh chei, ll(sBiV P. R. Gherardini, of Castel near Vol terra, in Tnarany st St. Andrew's, by the. Rev.

Gi NorMlt-i; K-hniise. and be trenteil Iter to etntss of rum and a blfccillt. alter which they walked for some distance, until ihey giL to a low street, and rhe slopped nnd knocked at the. door of a ho use. The door not being hi- companion suddenly left him.

He, however, hod uot pro-did far when he discovered that his monev had been taken outof tho nght'hmid ptHrkct of his trousers. He subsequently gnve a descrip- The Rev. Dr. Worttiington seconded the motion, and bore evidence to the great exertions of Capt. Grover.

mid the high merits of Dr. Wolff. Captain Grover said he could nut think of receiving any contributions fmm the public but if the Sovereign or the Parliament repaid him his udvanoea, he want. ronsitler it li-naur to receive it, and a just eom- plimeiit to Dr. Wolff.

Captain Randall wished to observe that her Majesty had already granted outof herpriralepurseaunuities of 75 to each of hts two nieces. A resolution was then passed for the re-appointment of the Stoddart committee for the purpose of collecitng natmnal testimonial for Dr. Wolff, and thanks having been voted to the chairman, the meeting separated. THIS T11EATKKS. TILUr OI IllnnHDOf OUI1UIUN1UC, MU.

fllBpUtJI, Tl If aWlaSBI, Birkenhead, Cheshire, youngest son of the Isfr Tnmi IUf fcn js. lsu of the Rectory, Miimiery shire, to Eliubeth, maaiiaf terofThomaa Chambers, of Hertford atS). George's, Bloomsbury, by the Hon. and Rev. Motso Viih B4': Houston, second son of Tbomas Houscotw sif Ksstsssaa, to Elizaleth Catherine, eldest daoghter of the Ute Joha HssssL R.N.

1st, at York, by, tbe Rev. Caaosi TawMaoVtWss. George Fvlef Townsend. to Georgina, second daacbter of taai Jakt Walk ttigton Lodge, Bererley 1st. at Bt Jsass't Church, by the Rev.

J. Harris, Mr. E. P. VmsiL oaly sou of tsM, Youell, of Great Yarmouth, to Susan, third dugblcr of Kssssi of the vouiiiji.

and she was taken into eustodv. He had par taken freely of wine lit a party, but was not so tiunv as not to p-colleitt nmi a heart still beating innirncr ot Tor that which 1 am unjuMiy doomed to suffer, I wish to rectify two deviations from truth in the second statement which I read al my tritd, or rather, 1 nliouUt say, to admit their fulsitv. The mnnner in which 1 accounted fur the slant? of blood on my wa-t fictitious. It were nn eay matter for to forge another lie, by saying that in stooping down by the body of deceived, as he lay dead, I cume by such an Jip-rance of guilt. But no I will uot I cannot dte with a falsehood on my lips.

In accnnliuice with a spirit of truthfulness. I avow iti trie presence of mv God. that the marks were uot by any contact whatever with the pernoti of deceased. I my-elf did it after the was removed bv the cm i utabie. Can it tbnt I am iudulguu; an irilidel temerity at such an awful period as this by asseverating mi untruth? No my con victim! of a future jtulement and a slate of eternal consciousness is so powerful, that I hue not wickedness enough to tritle with mv Makrr tlie circumstances nn meeting thu womnn.

He had felt his purse quite pttoM Tim i.oxnoN gazhitr of Tuesday aprilw. This Gazette contains the official appointment nf William Forbes Mrackeiixie, as one of tlie JLaxoU of tlie Treasury. Also, William Humphreys, Esq. to be Immigration Agent General for the Colonv of Hrttish Guiana. Also, Commander Sir W.

Hoste, to be one of her Majesty tbe Queen Dowager's Gentlemen Ushers Quarterly Waiters. 1KC LA RATION Or INSOLVENCY. John Fkaviuur, Liverpoul, hotel-keeper. llANKHUPTft. Anna Makia Johnson, West Smithlield, City, innkeeper.

William Johnson, West Smithhehl, City, wine merchant. (isr. en CnuKK, Wem, Stiropdre, brewer. agents. Thomas O'Roiikk and William Hirks, Manchester, commission Maki ha and William Ciikktham, Smedley, Lancashire, piece John GnKiiuiiv, Weston, Somersetshire, innkeeper.

dyers. KoiticKT llftinasoN, Preston, provision dealer. scotch skuuestkations. spinners. R.

Wai.kkr, R. Walkku, jam, and J. Walker, Dunblane, wool John M'Gilli viiay. late of Uoerov. and now of Nairn, road ur- r(.

eouversing with tin woman. Policeman SI said that en he apprehended the woman, she was not ipuite sober, but neither Ilillier, ot Grav Inn. -CJ pur-c nor money was found upon tier. She contradicted her former statement before, the. magistrate, who was wilting remand her, though i be evidence was not sufficiently strong to justify her committal.

As the head having been laken, the icniiiin.i were buried the name cvcilihk within the iirreincts of the priuu. The following letters. aJdreAtied by Hocker lo Mr. Atderunm and Sheriff Sidney, since his conviction lor the crime for which he has suffered, were handed to tlie reporters mi Monday by that genllrman. The first of thr se was written on tlie Tuesday subsequent to his condemnation, and huviUK followed Mr.

Sidney into the country, that geiitlcmun replied to it, endeavouring to call the wretched convict to a true sense of the awful position in which he stood, anil re-urging upon him the necessity ot a full and complete confession of his crime as the only reparntion he could oiler to the offended laws of God and his co li try. The second letter was Hocker 's It will Ik, oh-served lhai this letter contains un reference to the female alluded to in ihe (but as being uble. to siek as to the innocence of the culprit Sir For sonic time hefoie you left me tii is morning 1 had resohed to remain entirely mute on ihe subject which so deeply interests ui very life. Hut fearing that 1 migbL have made a sotnewfiat rash deter-initiation, I was glad ot your offer lo visit me again this afternoon, I have sen ml sly considered your kind proposals again ami again, and istdl the result is, itiat 1 decline answering affirmatively. Ilelieve me, sir, if fett disposed to repose confidence tn any one, it would be, yourself.

The female who wrote the teltrr which we have, alt read so altentivcly over i- ihc -arm- M-ri-tiTi to whnm I ttttmli-d iti my ntalrtuent at aiy trial, hhr ha a I re.nl taken a very material stun in mv favour, and it very Mr. vt anie um not wish to press tne charge, the wotran was ilrscharceu. At Soulhwark. on Thursday. Elizabeth Watson, a zirl of the town.

the Earl of Stamford and Warrington, in hitSVtJj year --Atat houMi in George-street, Rutland-square, Dubbn, ObvisVitai isasVafy Sir Arthur Clarke, M.D., and only sister "of Jv.MorpaVwJlaV, at Weitport. Ireland, Henry Sullivan, M.D.r tate lMaawa' his 40tl vear 21st. at JRasthonnie. Caac. Robot, JSBSSvSlSS was charged by Mr.

John Taylor, warehouseman, of Salisbury Crescent utwortii, wuti Klealimr three sfivereimis in a nurse from him. Mr. and my uwn soul ut its peril, now that the gallows is iu the course nf erection for my execution. 1 am digressing. There is une point luure to which 1 wouhl draw vour attention.

1 stated that llampsleiid wus the plane where the guilty parties lesided. This was an invention. My Tnvlor stated that lhe prisuner accosted and usked him to treat tier to glass ui ale, as fie was going home al night from his business in the it along i lie Dover rond. Having trcnted her at a public-house she ilefmce tias Oeen i nmplimeuleil ns an tille romance tiy two lunivioUaEr of the East India Company's Service, aged 72 Mortlock, of Stamford, bookseller and sucticiieer, said ce ul men for the borobgh, aged 63 22d at the rrditr hraTbf kavr whose names I will nut do Ihc honour nf pubhslnug. Kit were a in- A i.k xanukh PiiTKNOnitiii, Abenlecii, advocate.

veyor. RjciiAiio ALiimnuK and IIknry Jas. Aldripoe, Leith, oilmen. looL bun tt, iti an unfrequented tlreet, thev uniceedeil tocuthcr down mance, it warn far from an idle one, for it was begun and finished 'JO minutes, while my suliritur was in wailing, also beg to iis-urr ihooe iljooinig one in I be Dover-road, aud happening to look round he uier. Colonel i ew house, Aevnck, aossex, Ann Piemmouae, lan cheater, in her 77tb year 22d, at Kensin too, Mr.

Joha in hii fiflch vmr 23d. at Athetstooe. Praiten. nlict otX saw id men following them nnd apparently watching their motions. penetrating crUio.

that I fdinnhi not tich a romance asn -m-i-iiiich ir ini'iirilintely stoppi-il urn! rffuseil to priiep-ed any further, when th risoiier he-can on line him about, and wanted to embrace him. uuttini: it the icrtility ot my imactntitum. uut tola strain is torento lu urove, tiarroiet, agea -mid, acme khbbcos mmr iasssr, m.z John Towers, Pinkne.y's Green, Mar Maideobead, Isitjli laa, jent in writing To you. hACrptiiig the innreursk ies to which I hate al icr tare rhise up to In. While ibis wns goiiiLi foiward.

one uf the men luded, both my statements were loundrd in truth, uutl were inn throughout. A a dying man I hare no other motive than tlmt of trutti for breaking sdeuee. 1 only wish you tii ce thnL mi not Jishamed, FROM THR GAZRTTB OP FRtJiA MAY 2. War-Or kick, Mav 2. Gtb Foot: Capt M.

G. Dennis, to be maj, Poltinger, prom Lieut E. 1. Crowder to he capt, Dennis Ens D. II.

Ilriuton to be licut. Crowder; C. P. Catty, Gent, to be ens, Ktringtou. 10th Lieut G.

L. D. Amiel, from 89th. to be Kent, Knipe, who ex. 2ith; Capt C.

from to be capt. Weir, Lieut R. R. Pelly, from 52d, to belieut, M'Clintock, who ex. 52d Lieut ti.

A. .1. M'Clintock, from 37th, to be lieut, 1'ellv, who ex. fj.d Kim E. A.

Noel to be lieut, Walker, who ret 61 ner uiiorai PRINCESS'S THEATRE. On Thursday night a new tive-acl play, entitled Infatuation a Tale of the French Empire," from thr pen of Mr. James Kenny, wits produced at this theatre. The srene is laid iu France, at the time when the flood of the revolution had subsided. The plot as follows The Duchess de Bracciano Cushman) is the victim of a marriage com manded by Her husband, the duke (Mr.

11. Wallack), is a minister of state, though formerly a tierce Jacobin, und a leader of the Terrorists. He has ttiranttrtl, os common a oircumslatice in those dayi as they are under the pa-sen I regime of the Citlxfii King Louu Philippe. Tlic IjiiIj- Ioti- not Iter lord, uud ia with young German conspirator. Her main Ltndortf (Mr.

Murray), who i ma la tea a passion for her. She seeks the, duke, and coolly pro. poe a divorce to which, as a diplomats and a mini at eourt. he vrrv uaturitly and politically refuses to accede. Pierre Laruche (Mr.

a frieod of Lindorff. belirviug his passion for the duchess Kin-Cere, gaius an audience of the duke they have been fellow labourers in the sanguinary field of revolution, and secrets are in his possCM-km which he threatens to disclose if the duke refuse to sign the required divorce. In this interview is explained that the duke was originally a bourgeois, rejoicing in the civic name of Grosjean that he had marked Monbar. the fathrr of the duchess, in the list for the guillotine, mid t-re his hands were cleansed of the blood ofhjs victims he had made the possession of the daughter the guerdon of his murderous deed. The 'hike uot deeming loveless wife ati arpote little conducive to his present rank consents to sign the divorce.

In posise-snion of the wj.shcd-for ducnment the infatuated duchess rushes to the dwelling of Lindrtf, to find him false, worthless, and a cold-hearted swindler -a well-earned resrurd for her foolish infatuation. A friend of the duchess. Colutiet jaue, widow or uie tate pawptu, cjq.i tham Berkshire, at an advanced are- 24th, at We. earn ami again, to otctare mv innocence to all the. world.

That 1 am welcome one it in indeed tn me, I urn now conunccil tlmt she. will not suffer rue to tie sacrificed through her iilence. It is in her Hwer to clear me, and she Hill do it. 1 cannot do anylliing until she cotJirs voluntarily. I am fully (iwnrc that by deferring -ucti no idl-im-purlant disclosure.

I expose myself lo the most imminent danger, and this hiive felt through the whole of my misery since the moment I was apprehended. 1 do not understand why she shmitd, at such a time as tht, huve occasion lo no to Itrish.d. My opinion is, that she wilt either make her appearance lien, or write aguiu to-morrow or Thursday. God grant she may until she. do one or the other, 1 shall he.

in the most not iruiltvof murder God and iov conscience bear witness, und this 1 Spenng, in his SGth rear bj Upper BsirUiyMtj. shall be uhEe to shout from mv heart on rny eutruuee into eternity. It rnzaoetn, relict ot wiexarjoer urawiora, bsq.t lorakeriy aMaaamat is the duty ol every man to prepare for death. I uust that 1 am pre. Fermansgb, and of Miltosm House, near JLrubiin THk, at JKMSaVt il.

r. II. t'arJier, lu'tit. to be ens, ftoel. Wtix Capt J.

G. wew, from 2-lth, to be csnt. Lt. who ex. 60th Capt H.

J. Darell, from xMrs. Mary Asbwy.in ner win year -ititmaeKinmmt Joe very nest of men is not ot uiuibclt worthy a place in leaven. My hopes beyond the crave are not mv own deserts, but KTilh, to be capt, Thnrlow, who c.t. 6Hth Lieut H.

A. Onvrey to be iLateil state ol remain, sir. vour most grateful and snire, e.ti2abetn, relict xcpest, rSSM of nrsssssss Hall, in the West Riding- 25th, Jane, dhter ofMi. dsajs, Brj'dgea-strtet, in her. 14th year 1 2fltV Isss Hanson, of Horn say -road, Holloway, siul of Stv 3fartisJ'j entitle me to no tmmotlat crown, but a submission to llis will who has rrv -Uolv close ly toe prisoner, anil the mum cut lie pusseil lie began to Wfilk very f.isl, white the oilier man crossed over tn thu other mJc ind un alter hi companion.

Complainant so-pecting souietluug wrong, iinniedi ilcty felt his trousers packet, ami, finding his purse and mime, gime. ai ctised the prisoner of robbing him, a charge which she dcnii d. ol ferine to be. searched on the spot. On givhig her into custody nothing i- Punid upon bur, but he was confident that she had pre-viou-l) passed it to one of the men wht'mi he observed following them.

Thr j(trl Watson declared lhat both lhe men were strangers lo her, am) had not touched the purse or money. The magistrate remarked lli.it robin ne- of this kind imd Im-coiou very frrqueut. Wuinen of ilt-lamc UiJ in hi to pick up men to rob them, assisted hy ruffianly fellows Hour ers.ons, who had been enticed down streets in tins way, Imd been violently maltreated and plundered. Committed fur trial. oiflp-ntreet, on Tuesday, Mr.

J. L. Sawell, surgenn, of Stoke NeniriLton. ami William Kauicy, were charged wilh an unprovoked; on Mis-s Surah Taylor, living wilh her father. gentleman holding a situation in the Cu-roms, ami residing at Hackney.

Misn Taylor thai at nine o'clock iti the evening she was p'tssiug down the in com puny of Iter brother and a female friend, when rvaj.i. T. II. Ilnc-Kt permitted me to be brought thus low, with an ojKtti ami sir.rere conft i Mr. Sherd! Sidney.

capt, MacKinnon, who ret the Hon tl. L. ioet to ue ueut, htvrey, the Hon D. G. Finch to be ens, Niwl.

70th Capt W. M. Itigge to be maj, Hrown, who ret Lieut E. F. Edwards to be capt, Higge Ens H.

Hennts to tie lieut, Edwards; P. F. De Quincy, Gent, to he ens. Hentns. Sjth: the lion J.

E- H. Thnrlow, from trranu. agea tn asn, ax west, wica asm, ieciK, unttaii, aged 88 'ad, at Castle Townsead, cooniy m.van. sion of all my present and past youthful tollies and i net rlVct ions, Ifit-lowed by genuine contrition arnl faith theJie I h.tve learned to believe are whom I haveso often of-fended. A man whom I have treated as my friend tin- murderer of Uela- John Townsend.

A.D.C. to the Qtwn. and I Honoured and Dear Sir The privilege of being perm i tied to ad-f dress you hy letter did not venture anticipate, and such that I i an. i not half convey my sense of obligation to you. My condition is now a painful one indeed.

The only prospect which this life at present holds out lo me is immediate dissolution, attended hy the cruel exultation of nianding the 14th Light Dragoons, in which regiment be ImsT iaiwiw interruptedly for a period of 40 years, aged 56 3d if Ner. hs t. Anee Mr. llieifjj, who gives ner some excellent auvice an eany ri unwui thy inl from lids unwin thy end. rue.

His own admission ot the fiiet wu- the only mear.s ol extricating me He has not come forward. Had I cnuscd him to be apprehended, he would doubtless have denied it. have Maria Medlnnd. wife nf John HeJder Whji. With, to be capt.

Daretl, who ex. 89th Lieut G. M. Knipe, from 10th, to he Iteut. Anriel, who ex.

92d Ens G. Wurrender to be lieut. J. C. Gordon, who ret W.

O. Hryen H. Huchanan, Gent, to he ens, Warrender. 1st West India Regt Lieut A. Robertson, from h-ji 1st Foot, to he lieut, Matthuws, app paym Ens C.

Grange to be Iteut. Robertson, who ret: A. Tuns tall. Gent, to be ens, Grange. Perth, Van Diemen's Land, and.

eldest daughter of Mr. G. or Lartmoutn, uevonsnire i Dungivee, county of lxndonderry in 2lst Leslie Ogflby, ft, ihis62dyeai tRJaM SiDclair, widow of Unattaciif.o. Maj W. Pottiuger, from fith, to be lieut.

col. The duchess Dignities her present intention to pass a little Kiouth" in penitential retirement, giving a rather palpuMc hint that she amy then nHord htm a sob.vtantial reward for the interest he hid rviuced in her favour. In wurkine our the dramatic efTrcts and posi-iiormof the parts an-igned. Mi Cushman aetrd with her usual intensity and enertv. Mr.

H. Wallaeh and Mr. J. Wulluck titboured inuot street, cuinourga, tne non. uuiy.

-24th? it St Mr John Sinclair, or Clbater race, Adolphua. onlv sorvivmr son of the bite AJfred FhilBaaV JsIt zentloualv to promote a fivnurable rt-null, Mi. uher Lucy, his 23d year -24th, Mr. William EdmsoMbi Danes, of Csv: street, in his 43d year 24th. at Hilton, 1 the ilelt'inhitil-.

who each Liud a bundle of firewood in his baud, approached her from Ihe opposite direction in a disorderly manner arid Ihe ilefcnd-int Iliiwley. as sLie was tlie act of pissing him, without making ttic sligl. icst observation, flung at her the bundle of wood he wiih trr nig, ami struck her a intent blow on Ihe ehest with it. Sawell jimmdiaitU alter ttuew at her tiie -econd bundte, which also struck her, bui the M'trrity of the first blow hnd puincil her ever since. On her rrnioiintrui tog they bolh treated her derisively, and she gave, thr-tn inio ciiMody, but they were liberated at the station after giving their nddiiHscu, on Account of her uot being able Lh rough her puin aud agi-Ijitiun to micli the place in time.

Sawell and llawlev. in answer lo the been assured h.td I tint been ton ml guilty of murder, 1 fbould h.ir bceii transported fur lire for highway roblHry. Such an tdiernative has Jailed to i iid net; tin: lo ihvu.lie wbul it ts my resolution die with iu my ItfHoin. Let, then, this teuce ritig iu the murderer's curs That lie not only the di-stroyer of irue. hot me bkewine.

1 did not lilt hanil against the deceased. There may even yet be found some harsh enough to brand me udyiug linr but oh! if they ktunv uhut alas too well know, they would see tin- wrotnj tljey il me. I 3nve HUtTereittoo much, and am white writing thin loo weak and Heart-broken to quit this world like no atheist. My sorrow Ijuvk heen more limn o-y strength (great as it has been) can Id support. am no Longer thr: same young man who heard of diith passed without the distortion of a inti'cle.

My trouble-, both sleeping and brive so shak'm me, that I find it more easy to to smile. Ev -ry ri-mu sun dispels the dark mystery of futurity. Already 1 nee death approaching tnc wiih ealUut French officer, nnd humme a hutmx fur tune, acted with unction and spirit! Mr. Leigh Murray eviuad talent, and, with care and Ktudv, will Iwconir a imhh! actor. The pl.iv aEiuoumd for re rr i ir i -tsji Oemss Heavitree.

Devon. Sarah, third danrhterof the late Ji Mkmohandum. Col G. F. Thompson, of the Royal Engineers, has been permitted to ret from the w'tb the sale of an unatt lieut-co-lunelcy, he la-ing about to become a settler in New Brunswick.

Oi-riCK ok Apkil au, Corns of Royal Entcineers: Liciit-Ctd H. W. Vavamjur to be col, Sir G. Hoste, den; Brev-Maj R. Kelsall to he licut-cot, Vavasour; See Capt R.

K. Dawson to he capt Sec Capt H. Tucker to be capt, Kelsall; First Lieut J. F. A.

Symondi tti be sec capt, Tucker; Sec Lieut F. M. H. Somerset to be first lieut, Straunds. BANKRUPTS.

J. H. Hknsman and F. Hexsman, Adelphi Wharf, Strand, coal merchants. I'iow'Ann Sr.ATKR.

Quecn's-buildings, Brompton, cabinet maker. W. Chai.crokt TueeiiR, Catherington, Hants, grocer. Louis Lkplasthihii. Alfred-street.

Islim-ton. clock maker. Newiiulon. Surrev. aved 38 gfilii.

in IfTliaiii iaals I petition amidst the general upplaue of a well-fried houac. LYCEUM THEATRE. square, Lieut. -General Richard Northey Hopkins, late 3Bol'l A new comedy, in two act-i, entitled Our New Governess, was iu uu oviii car mnmioc, Dtivpax, George Haiues, aged 77 27th, at Btyborofs; rnlnXir Mans Iaru thiril rlatnaritr nt aPVatrLM TLwrrgaM they had been dining ut a friend's, where they admitted thev had indulged too freely; on their road home they were indiscreet enough to Ktup at a coat shed aud buy two bundles of firewood, for the an uiisvinpatiLisuig mob. and every specie of ignominy.

I need not assure yuu that I feel my unhappy lot keenly most keenly and though I may shut my eyes against the recurrence former and happier scenes my dear parents my unfortunate, mother, imd mv friends who own me, wiil Ptilt hntre themselves upon my rciueuihrniice, rendering my distress well nigh unsiipportable. I am far, very far, from wish- inu that any one should look upon my late strength of nerve as consti-tiitioiiul, or acquired by oidloiisues or obstinacy. No, no, my dear sir, nevet boasted the pos-a-asinn of a heart ilevoid of feeling for aim-t her misfortune, much less my own, I am condemned to die the death of malefactor, in accordance with the deliberate, and, 1 trust, conscientious decision of twelve of my countrymen may they never have cause to reproach themselves with hastiness in the ilischarge of so solemn a dutv. 1 am perfectly resigned to my fate. I hope not from -ton; principles, hut from having setinudv contemplated lhe really aw-lut cotiseqiiences of ipiittiug litis bitter scrne unprepared for immortality.

I pray pardon may he awarded me, in deep contrition and prostration of soul, liir my past youthful imprudence and sinfulness. I am persuaded lhat unless lhe uatnr.d heart be broken and renewrd by divine merevt however noble and amiable it m.iy la, deemed by the world, it can never think of eternity without inwardly shuddering. Oh licit ihe Uuek of Ases may so my wavering and roving mind on his love, companion, unit power, that 1 mav sec my own weakness ami depravity, and loi.k upon him ixlth faith and humility as my guide and Saviour. It i- itme thai I drew to a close but. before 1 conclude, -oiler for une moment to dwell on what, perhups, ought to have formed the eliicf subject of this letter.

While I was at Clerltenwell, llie very sound of Newgate prison' struck terror into me. I thought that when I should leave it I might hid farewell to kindms and honest good. hearted men for ever. 1 found the officers there as so many exceptions to their geuend character. They tn-Hted me with the greatest ciiii-idcraliou and mildness, am! I shook hands with them all.

at parting, with a heavy heart, while 1 listened to their enod wishes for mv produced nt this theatre on Thursday evrnuig. :ir.t,ato Inge" (Mr. t. Matthews) is acountry gentleman, with three very uimiauaKeiiMr dauli-ters. arid one who is already inunaeed bv a certain Marmion Trelawnev azed 1G 20th at sea.

an hoard the AnneonssBsa (Mr. Snmt'n). Mr. Rigg is very much imputed upon by Mr. Fitx- grave, the infant son uf Daniel Ainalie, of fatsos, and 13 days 28th at the Cape of Good HoM.

sssftOf A gin court, Elizabeth Helen Russell, the wifeoT.lfcniel Aisa unral Mr. temi), a eentlemnti upnn town, wJio al-o imposes upnn J. E. Smirk. Broad-court, Bow-strcct, Co vent-garden, licensed tneniantUe traveUrr, Mr.

Scroop (Mr. Kfeleyl. ami upon hit. M.ter oftkshsi of Calcutta, aged 33 years, 2 months; and 17.dayyT the wife of George Davenport, youngest daughter of Richard Smith, of Stoke Nemngton, arrf WcMT-streetr (Mrs. Keeley), our new governess," who undertakes the maungc-mertt ot the three unmanageable young Indies, upon what she is pleased lo term the artifi'tciJil memory ysrem.

Mr. Fitzdurul, in Ids endeavour to rob Mr. Biggs of the title-deeds to his property, is appre siue -ilu, ml vrcBUKi nousc, near Data miss tt iuwii i purpose ot -liwusmg ttuiiirseivcs along the. roitu at the game ut tomttaU. The) afterward-' began to pelt imcti other with the wood, and title dotm: t.o the missiles accidentally, and not very forcibly, struck the nit i passing at the time an accident ther vtrry greatly ngnttrd, and In gged to disclaim the slightest intention of injuring her The Mtagi-trale said, the conduct of both was wanton und unjustifiable, and il Mr.

Taylor had uot desired a summary disposal of the cliurge he shuutd have sent it lo the sessions. He icry much regretted that ttie utmost ienalty he could impose ukiu them was XT) eacti, or in default, one mouth in lhe House of Correction. Tlie fines were in-blanllv paid, and the defendants ijuitteii Ihc court. At Wornl lip-street, on Wednesday, Henry Webb, a respectable young man, was charged by Mr. W.

Butt, oil and r. ilournuiti, of Whecler--trct t. i tl fields, with obtaining the sum of 2Us. by means of un iu-gi mouK.striilagem, wLiich he appears to huve prarrti-ed on five other tradesmen It seemed that on the day Mr. Uutl opened new shop, a laugnterot tbe late ueorge nitenead.csq." 1 uh victualler.

Bknjamiv CttANDLKR, Stanmore, Middlesex, ironmonger. Thomas i.Ltvicu, Presthury. Gloucestershire, Hvery stable keeper. IIknrv Ntciiui.s, Colcbrd, Gloucestershire, auctioneer. Jamk Lbk, Tadeoster, Yorkshire, porler merchant.

II. KNCrTT, Holton-le-Moors, Lancashire, druggist. Thomas Capas, Aston juxta Birmingham, builder. Hknhy Pares, Loughborough, Leicestershire, plumber. Jamkh Hkaton, Ludlow, Shropshire, stationer, T.

lfoiGKiM, Wellington, Shropshire, licensed victualler. Harrt Waiir, Uriripcirl, Dortctahirr, currier. the wife of Charles HiymsEaq.fSTirgMnvA hended, flnd hi- whole system ot tuipnfture exploded. The pieces chiefly suiqjnrttd bv I he riihculmis dilemmas in which Mr. Keeley is involved by tbee iritpnritioti-, ad hy the extremely clever allusion of '43 ui tn niuuiutuii'iiMvc, mi, uki uiuiui, iu the new governCes to some ol the cant ot the jirent Uay.

1 nese pfaiiantrUt ronsil nf attnnks at the Premier for the i desertimi of his nrtrrv Mnii HrtV-i-tinir lii-t ri.e by thB niarliinerv of bin tool with 25lh, at Htngroir, near Margate, Thomai CraaiJ'a, of Mr. Richard Manger Smithett rMiaW" Benjamin Kennedy, Clapton, Marf, raUecof 3 Samuel Whettall. in her SSlb tw- 27th. Sob' slight glance ut the effect of a mesmnrie tnllueinre iti a system of Kcltool which ourgwrtitw." nmlei (he nhle of Jemima Anne Halkett Cole -27th, I Mr. Thomas Cornier, ididt vears nanieliial eollctor: of XaaTmnat St.

George, Camberwell. in hia 73d year 2Sth; Msrifc of William Sholefield, of Edgbajrtoo, uiereasing stnoes. At merit, wnen i lay my poor ncaim; utao i rest, ere I can close my eves, rude fort us of shatne and uihimy atlcud my pillow, and oh wbul One niumeut and all is iasicd. Iain again at home every one cheering me with hands (ind hearts at my return no longer condemned, no longer unhnppy. ''hen to wake and find myself rtt retched on a hard bed, and surrounded by iron bars, and gh.roiny walls, that deride, my anguiih and muck at mv dinties.

This is bitterness i ml fed Then talk not to me of the riwfulness ol ileal Death the only friend that can mnkc amends for all mv wretchedness For rue to continue such as I am were worse Hum ten thousitud deaths. Even ilralb oil a tCrimdd thai stiatuel'ul end to me in tar preferable to none. I am heartily nick of the world that has treated tne us though I hail always been criminal in its estimation. No out ever Misprutt cmlty an uubi.vtLil breach wtU I came hither, und yvi no one uould lake me lie by the Niifid. Hcrju.sr could jipell anal write, my pott r( as it crime, 'fliink you.

then, my thought-. still linger behind, and lint I uish my days were renewed i My hopes of heaven are worth them all. Myhutueatid an isolated friend here and there are mv only attractions, and 1 trust 1 sEuitt meet ibetu soon where all is tight ami joyous where the love of God is the only mystery where holiness atid pure intellect go hand iu hand, and the tear uf gratitude, 'the only tear. May you and my dear sir, and all thuc who are dear to us. he we'emned ihcre is the dying prayer of your poor unfortnmile, but faithful servant, X.

11. Uockkr. The Rev. Mr. Davis, Ordinary, April 'in.

1315." This extraordinary letter was written off hy lluekerwith a faeiUly which was perfectly surprising. After having completed the letter, he read it aloud to the officers appointed to stt up with him during the night, and teemed purtictilnrEy pleased by their expression of nppruval o' the language iu which it was couched. lie retired to rest ab.mt twelve o'clock, bavin; first requested thrit he might be en! led nnl later than four o'clock. His rest during the few intervening hour is described to have been very mueh disturbed, the wretched rutin scarcely enjnyiug any continuous sleep. THE EXECUTION.

At four o'clock on Monday I hi: day appointed for his execution. Ilnekc got up anil dressed himself, devoting pi-rhap more than usual lo his ruitrt, after Iciviut; cnmplftefl whii-h hi' ajjniri -at down to write, ami before the nn ival of (he nriliuirv Lie b-nl eompleted Mrs. Keeley, most effectively broiitiht into full light. Keeley was, as heitUays is, irresistibly dndl and provocative of laughter. The hypo-Stienl generosity of certain lundlords, too, is shown up.

One of them, aoout to stand for the county, who has taken a poacher on his grounds, is represented as hesiUtimc what to do with htm, but at last comes to the conclusion to keep htm tilt his friends and coas.rituents should meet, and then to show his great generosity (juhhcly letting him bun go. The piece was received, with general applause, and Mr- and iirs. Keeley, with Mr. Wigan, appeared bifore the curtain at Its conclusion, to receive the plaudits of the audience. vear aiui, at oiacimeatn, feBq.

26th drowned tttattinrr nf Knaf 'Jnhn Hmrr. tl ith, ned the infant aim of Jobs Ale off the Ulaud of lAs'by the eldest son of Tlioosss Abo sw- citor. of Uexley Heath, Kent -2M at -2M at Pc4JiH. Mr. Cooke, of Cannon-itreet, aty -24th, at the CtsressJon ns Leamington, Samuel Peploe, of Garnstooe, ersf odasaiy, 7 2d year 25th.

suddenly, in rxmsequeooe of a CaB fax hsfcsas swlcsi Hsssl BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Ok Sons On the 16th the wife of John Hare, Clifton Park, Clifton 1st, at Dulwtch, Mrs. J.

W. Peppercorn 2lst, at Cheltenham, the lady of G. R. L. Anneiley, Esq.

23d, at Lingwood, the lady of the Rev. Thomas Lyon Fellowes 24tli, at Lough ton Rectory. Bucks, the lady of the Rev. John Athawes 24lh, nt Castelnsn-villa, Barnes, the wife of Mr. Richard Stonnill 24th, at Bury.

Lancaster, the wife of J. Scoles Walker, Esq. 26th, at Lans-dowue-idace, Richmond, Surrey, the lady of Capt. Claude Roberta, Hon. East India Company's Service 24th, in Titchfield -terrace.

Regent's Prk, the wife of Henry Sb erst on Baiter, Eq. (who survived only a j-hort time) 27th, at Blackheath, the lady of Alfred N. Cherritl, Esq. 27th. in Well-street.

Hackney, Mrs. Richard Davies 27th, at Suuth-nrovc, I lamps-read, the wife of Capt. Thomas Henry Jobnaton, late of -Boini ay 2Hth. in Devonshire-street, Portland -place, the lady of Henry R. Kreslilit Id, Esq.

Kith, in Po rtlaud-place, Lower Clapton, the ladv of Thomus Wilkinson, Esq. 25th, at Leamington, the lady of i. Kcott, lovc-hill. Herts (still-born)- 27th, at Tunbridge-wells, Mrs. Airred licrctdng (still-burn) 2(lth, in Devon port-street, Hyde Park, Mrs.

Brooke Turner 2flth, at Wooltnn, near Liverpool. rt.Tsnekas fanmSsiBSSi happy success. I came hither expecting nothing hut harshness hut how was 1 surprised to find that tin: same benevolent fci-liugs which I had so lately met with were exercised almost more fully, if possible, by every one who had tn do with me here. Arid now that I think of it, I c.umot but mention thu brotherly sympathy and attention of the man who is iipiHiiuted my keeter, to whom I owe a heart full of thanks. When 1 have been at times melancholy or unwell, lie has taken it as much tii heart as though I were his dearest friend; indeed he is the coinpiuiori and sharer of all mv feelings.

May he always have such a friend aa he has been to me. But, injustice to all connected wilh this place, ought not to particularise, vet I must not forbear the names of Mr. Davis, Mr. Cope, ami Mr. Wright.

While writing of them, every grateful acknowledgment naturally follows. Last of all, though 1 may truly say the first in my thoughts, is yourself. How can I speak to you as I feet You have intere-tcd yuurself in my mt-forluues in a benevolent manner, that 1 know of no other title than that of father that is suited to you. Oh may you never have the bitter experience of my poor fnther, hut he rewarded ith that of mind ami tranquillity of conscience which ever uH end the ehri-tinn philanthropist; and may you ulfitnutely come to that nf glory which fadcth not away, of which I humbly hope to be a partaker. lleEieve me, ir, vour ino-l rri.

ful and faithful servant, Mr. Sheritl Sydney, Ktc. HI MI5." T. H. Hockeu.

of Mr. Alexander vvooa, or new nrentTora ham, suddenly, at the residence of Edward Harris Dooni! jviaior vrilltara wntni oaropron, rnxmav wmp, Pettiirrew. sou of George Henry PeUigrew. of Kint-atreet, HMtMiP in his I Ith year 26tb, Erisabeth Lucy, widow of the lata G. Unstow, formerly or the Grenadier Uuaroa, feged bl in London.

Char lea Hart lev Lanirborne. lata of Ezeter rkrfnrvl 97th. at Antw tiMMMt ilowSSSf MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A SISTER. Aw. extraordinary degree of excitement was produced in the neigh- bourho-jd of Clare Market, on Wednesday, hy the transpiring of circumstances eonnecteil with the following mysterious affair It appears thttt there.

Jias been redinK ffir i-everai years in the hoiie of Mr. Mst-cey, bricklaj-er und builder, of ti. Dernill-strcet, Lincoln's lun-tields, a erson of tit. name of Thomas Parr, by trade copper-plate printer. About three years since Ins two daughters, the one Mary, aged and the younger Ann, aged 30, left the union workhouse, where, they had been tu paupers, aivj traine tn ri'stile with their fwrimt in a hmnll rnmn adjoining his own apaiUnent on the third Hour.

They never permitted thfatheror any of the bulgers to enter their room, and weeks, have been known to elapse without their being seen hy any of the lodgers. some daynpitst the neighbours have complained of a moat dreadful -stench, apparently proceeding from the room of these women. Upon interroeatinir the vouuecjit she di'iiied all knowledge of the cause. of tlie late Rev. John rector1 of MiddleUm, near Bererlty' "th, Mrs.

Adams, of Carter-street. Walworth, io her 72d jssr-; 2Ath. at Ventnor. Isle of Wiiht. Pranets: second aoa of AatfaM.1' decent woman entered it.

and reimeted to he. served with 91b. of German lead, the same quantity of Derby rotten-stone, and 21b. of crocus powder, for looking glasses, neither of which articles the prosecutor hnd, hut promised to procure them for her. About half an hour after she had left lhe shop, a man, who rtpresentcd himself as traveller for Messrs.

Jones and wholesale colour mmiuracturers, in tlie Soulhwark Undge-roud, called and solicited orders on behalf of ttiat firm, and tnn directed to send in a quantity of the above articles, part of which be afterwards brought and was paid for, to the amount of X2 4s. At a later hour the prisoner called with the remainder of the goods, on account of which he received and was desired to call for thu balance on the following Monday, Nothing more was seen of the woman whogine the order, and it hiving been discovered that the articles were of lhe most spurious description, and that there was no such firm in Jttoes and of the Soulhwark hridge-road, in existence, the prisoner, niilatteiidtng at tin time appointed, was given into custody. A second and more serious chargewas next preferred by Mr. Joseph Rule, oi Suffolk-htrcct, Soulhwark, who atated that the same woman had called at hf -dop on the 2lith and given nnlers for VrHlo. of the best black lead, and rotten-stone iu the lump, which she.

promised to call for on the same evening. Soon after he bad left, the prisoner entered, and stating himself to be a partner in the house of llihhle ami Co ml m-muf ictiirers, in Hiahnpsgate, solicited his custom. Orders were gncn hint hir thu above articles, together with ipi.tuttty of emery, wliiL.li the prisoner himself delivered, and wrote a receipt for their value the name of James HihhLc, nishopsgatc-street." The woman who Ind ordered the goods, came for them, and the prosecutor's nquctnns being exulted, he called upon Messrs, Dibble, who not onlv disclaimed all knowledge of the transaction, hot an esumimng the articles declared that they were not worth a fourth of the nmnty which had been paid for them, and that the signature lo the rei eipt the prisoner had given was a forgery. Similar charges were pi inferred In Mrs llooke, a poor woman, of Great Swan-alley, Moorg.ite, who had been defrauded by tlie prisoner of JCj 17s. fill, by thit same trick, a ulso by Mr.

Heurv Rhodes, genera1, dealer ut Richmond, who had hern defrauded of and by Mr. W. Stafford, of fiolway-street. Si. Luke's, to whom the prisoner represented kimself as coming from Mr.

Sunnions, of Ironmonger-row, emery manufacturer. Webb was then remanded for a week. At Qoeen-sijuare, on Tuesday, Susan Iloltoway, a respeclahlc servant Eirl, was charged with stealing gold watch, belonging to Hannah Knight, oi)ijrsC, livim; in Uujoii-plarc, Chelsea, Mrs. Knight stated tl.Ht hating inj-t'ihc prisoner with an nrquarntinee named rlizihcth, she invited them to sit, after which ttiey all three walked tn Grosvenor- 29th, Rowland Charles, eldest son of Charles Bukeleyb of IMontsjEUe-olace. Russell-souare.

in his 12th tt JQUi: stat MISCELLANEOUS IN rELLHJENCE. the two letters copies of which fre given hclow and wtueh xvere Mib-Kt-qtietitlv dtSio-eil ol hy the cuiivict in such muuuer to leave no dfiitht of the utter falsity of the contents of I fie prccedim; letter, and jintistV the minds of everv reii.ionahle iierson that deceit, ami lhai iu its residence, West Heary ScamUer. of BisfJ gate-street, aged 68 30th, in Park -crescent, Albert, tbe son of Mr. George Robins 15th board theEsst'la' most 'hypocritical form, was the moving principle of hi- every ad ion Hock. The Rev.

Mr, Davis armed at the prison shorltv after sit the ftune time positively r-fusitiLr to pi'rmk any ners-ou to enter her I and immediately hao nf. interview with Hocker in the condemned cell. Company ship Southampton on bia paiaage home: from Willinm latP Mmmlnimw nF wnmm nf.1t The letrer given above hid previV.n''' the ordinary, who, it is rieht to state, from tl is wretched man. wa- iLpurtmcot. About three cluck on cduesdut yfternoou Mr.

Raker, the summoning officer, and a pmicenian, prort ctied to the room, nod, upon bursting pen the door, were nearly driven fnck by die disgusting nature of the effluvium that issued lhcr-rom. Uonn the bed thev dis uoiitical acent to the Governor-General of India, at Benares Mm. JncM MaeGrcKor 20ifi. in r-venor-crcsctru Mw. Henry Kineot.

2Elth. in SuiM-x-plaei, Hyde Park, the wife of George rllake, Ki-q. 2.1th, Mrs. Henry ttolts, of St. James Vroad, Old Kent-roiid JOrh, at I'lorence, the lady of William lremnngcr, Eq.

(an heir) 22d, nt Limehon, the wife of Mr. G. Livesay 26th, nt Curry Itivel, StuoerM't, the lady of the Rev. C. S.

Gruebrr 27th, in Great Ilvde Park, the lady of Ipolito Leomiiio, Esq. 2Ihh, iti tm t. k-fpjare, the lady of W. H. Palmer, Esq.

2tth. al Oldburv Rertorv. bulnp, the wife of the Rev. J. Port on Mrs.

George Thnmi-. Rickcrton. of Marlbnrough-terrace. Old Kent-rond JUth. at Widmnre.

Kent, Mrs. Ney Elias 2Dth, at Eton Lodge, Haver-tuck. lull, Mrs. Robert Whitcstone 30th, Mrs. George Thomas Bickerton, of Mirlborougl.

-terrace. Old Kent-road 30th, tbe wife uf John Will. of Chatham-place, Walworth 29th, at the Vurarage. Up-ottery, the lady of the llev, George Lowe 30th, at Brompton, the wife of Capt. F.

B. Wardrnper, Bi-ngal Army 1st at Weuvoe Ca-tle, GlamorgBiishire, the lady of Robert F. Jen ner, Esq. Or Daitkhtkrs On the 21st at Ai-la-Cbnpelle, Mrs. J.

M. Hcppel 2llh, in Halt-pW, St. John Wood, the lady of C. F. B.

Swucthmd, of Cambridgeterracc, Hyde Park 2oth, at Brokley House, Mrs. W. H. Jackson (atitl-tiorn) 2Gth. at Putney, Mrs.

Clinton Murdoch 23d, at Gosport. Hants, the lady of J. W. P. Graham, of rjiiU 2filh, at Froqiial, Hampstead.

the lady of Edward Wat- mot impressed with much hope of obtaining from confession of his guilt. Notwithstanding thit circumstance, however, the Winn unremittingly to brine the wretched man to a covered the younger i-ter Arm atleep, tnd by her side the body of at Somerset, Cape of Good Hope, Thomas eon of Vr Brabant, of Devizes, aged 26 1st at ber residence, Gfsj street, Redford-squsre, Miss lary Simmons -26th bourne, Mary Ann, widow of the late Davies Gilbert, 27th, in York-street, Portman-square, Anne of JoHhua K-niifth. Eso." ami 1.1 2Sth: at ffiddinr'J sV It is said Mr. one of lhe directors of the Gram! French Ouer.i, of lii'Uswls, his Nieu in London for the purpose of making lii ml loraiigeiucnls ahuut Lie pt rformatices of French operas, to take place on a very grand in lie of June, at Theatre, under the patronage of his Majesty the King of the Belgians. A IIiuvk Mi, n.

Died, at ihe Royat I Inspital of KLltnaiuham, on the 2'M Sergeant John Graham, formerly in the light company of ih 'id battalion Coldstream Guards, the indivtdu.il selected by his Lfci-e ihc Duke of Wellington as "the bravest of the brave," in the de i -ie ui yatfirluo, in order to profit bV the generous offer of the llev. Norcross, rector of rVamltnghum, tn confer a pension, duiiri" life" upoti suldier most "dimuguished in the brigade of G.tur.U on lhai glriou day. After Ihe most minute inquiry, carried on bv Sir J. livmjV directions, the Uwrpl was awarded to an Inthipgn, John Graham, a native ol Chmun, cnutity Jsi r.f ff numbers of the Lune, a Journal Derbyshire, Jamea OakeSp in hii 60th year "'hii sense of Ins awful positi.m, rendered the more dreadful as it was hy his pertinacious refusal to acknowledge his participation in the actual death of the murdered Delarue. All his efforts were, however, in vain ami when the sheriffs, Mi ssrs.

Alderman Sydney and Hunter, arrived at seven o'clock, their endeavours were equally iuellectuat. T'i'rf miserihlc culprit ah; a small breakfast of lea and toast, nbii was tippiiuj hint sh-irtly he fore seven o'clock, anil afler joining the rev. ordinary tn lo he appeared anxious fur the inouunt in resilience, ut ouiriev. nuiiii. vviutain vuitaill.

ajw.w7j 28th, in Unity-street, College-green, Bristol; WUliam'4c4w, oiiJ of Mr. William JelTery, aged 4 yean idd crantht ht bridjce-wcMs, Marin Elizabeth, third daoghter of she late Robert furmerly of WeUhathstow Porter, ve which hnuhl uut. olio from lhe world published in Hungarian Croatia, contains the following ut.vertUemcrit be Mihl at Ihieharesr, faubourg Hr.t Venire, by MM. the wna r.sq, isiu, ac i ne ceaars, rurney, moignn isocn. K.for.- eiirhr o'clock bis ttrcimlh lieeari lo fail vrn- uerefiUihk it To place, and the.

jiarteo. as ner wn visitors wibiieu luviiini" in Gporee'it HoniinL On her relnro. hnvin-r been sent Morlimer-nlacc. Old Kent-road. Mr.

G. R- Herron 28rh. at Hitrh Xika llohennan fGiosvl horn lu and the. Rev. Mr.

Davie, who remained cln-eted with him. felt iL ne- heir.sof tl at Lvmington, Hsnta, Mr. Richard Gal pine, and postmaster, in hia 63d year Bjidfew 'JZlaV Anstice, member of several learned societies, aged 88 TTgJ t.t ii -r. i Li. oath ar for in hisie an Invalid lady, she hastily packed up a few necessaries, bury Turk, the lady of Edward Sa.U.-u, Bfq.

21th, at the Parsonage, and on going to the mantel-shelf found lhe watch had been stolen. She 1 Upton St. leoimrds, near Gloucester, the wife of tbe Rev. Jacob tu.o nhih. thee wnm nt nnd on rheir unit thin- she locked I mcnts 2tith.

ot Dorfold Hall. Cheshire. Mrs. Wilhrahiim Tollemache cessarv to advise lhat the pn-on surgeon -hnniit him. A little water ot which euc greater numoer ol mules are monurer, iucksuiiius, Kum-adrainistered to the wretched man revived him at this period, and at wnitlis.

shoemakers, and musicians. The proprietors of these Uohe-about five minutes eight o'clock (he reporters for the press nnd some miaHS wttE not sell tag than rive fmniliuH in a lot, hut as a compensation few officials', accompanied the governor and the sheriffs into the i-on- the piiec of eanh individmtl Is less by a ltiCiitth.ni that fixed by the demned cell, al one corner of which, ne ir the fire-place, Hocker blond i onlmnry tariff, nnd taeihtiej (or Ute payment wm 1 granted. Die lhe room door, and found it in thr amm; state when she returned. On 27th, iu VA tls-srreet, Guilford -street, the wife, of Henry A. Simon l.er retm home, however, after tint young girl had been loekefl up.

the Esq, r-at-law 59lh. io Grove-road, North Brixton, Mrs Mary, dressed, tn a tireuuiul state ol putreiaction, having heen ueau lic-Jweea fnurand five weeks. No possible! ctuse can be assigned for the eonductof the surviving sister farther titan the. rumour that she has been ttubieet to fits of insanity. Tub IwftUKST.

The coroner's mrpiet on the dereav-d Mary fnrr' aged 36, wssheld on Thursday before Mr. Hedford, thr deputy coroner, at the Royal Vaeht puhhc-hoiie, Clare" Market. After the jury had returned from viewing; the and expressed their i error at the scene, the following wimes-fes were called Aon Parr, the sister of the deceased, upon being culled, excited considerable attention. deposed that she was about twenty years of slie was uncertain. She did not believe that her sister was dead.

Her sister bad heen ill for some time. Hiie cotuplainetl of prtius in her nuouth large boils had formed there. Deceased had not heeti out of jer bed since Good Friday. On Monday, the2Lst uiu, in conserjuence of her mater combining of being very ill, she went to an oilshup. in ToT.tenbam-conrt.road, nnd boucht some salts for her, and gave thru to her in a little watee.

Part of the salts were at homo now in the table drawer. On Wednesday her lister died. She was cert.iin as to the time she expirtd, because the went and looked at factory clock, bv which it was five minutes past one. Just before she died thick Wack substance came from her month. She then washed her.

and made her -js as she could. She did not tell any one, because her hi-iter told her she was onlv gmng to glory for a little while. She housht was onlv in a tmuce, and dill not tliink -he was dea-1 now, only -he Ind been just told en in the next room. Mr. lluker, the Mimmouing officer, here produced a quantity of papers found in the table drawer, containing coena, pepper, salts, which the witness, in rapid rnsmner, explained.

Her sister had not been out of d. Kirs for two years. The sister of the decensed was removed in tears, inquiring with much earnestness if she was really dead I Thumbs Parr, thv lather of the deceased, is a copperplate printer by i Ar-ide, and had lum a widower for many years. The deceased wa htfi Edward Flower 2-Jth. in Oxford -p-tnt-de, Cheltenham, thelndv of Mat triiF.

li n.i found. The votimr woman who had come tuick erect. The enlrmice ot strangers did not perepptitily affect bun. He ues i o-oius copies me imrcuug, huu continued to occupy the same position for some moments his eves bent I tinmen- is nor a joke a- might be imbgincd at first sht. It ts senous, and what i- more it is legal.

The civil ttode given fo the principalities unon the ground, mid aopivrcuilv sulEcring much internal tmtruish. i oamuei weuoeu, or jewry-sireei, Alugaie, in "T'Tj' 20th in the harbour oi Cape-town, by tbe unsetttog a boat, Lieut. Robert Muller, of the Ceylon Rifle Regiment, ag 24th the Rev. John Lewis Bythesea, rector of.afcW10 Gloucestershire, and of Leigh-Delamere. Wilts, in his 83tb Jet 28th, at her residence, Briiton-piace, Brixton, Mrs.

Rebecca in her 78th year 29th, atFirgrove, near Bridgnorth, WW- 5 wife of Edward Sheppard, Eiq.t aged 70 30thrat HiMiJ- Berks, Mnry Georgtana, fourth daughter of Sir East Clayton in her I5th year 30th, at Torquay, ter of the late WiUUm Hilton Lonsdale, of- Tears 30th, in Cecil-street, Strand, Julian de Gourville. the islands of Trinidad and Tobago 1st Eile-hill, near Liverpool. Elizabeth, wife of Samuel Job, B55j 1st. in Loudon, Elixaberh, the wife of the Rev. Thomas of Milton Damerel.

Devon, need 72 -1st at the residence of wm.) h-''' got ul' le" chair, and uent to the sofa; and lifting up thu fcaid, Here's your w.itch," ami prodtired it. Prosecutrix hastened tmcL to the staUon-lmtise to prncme the liberation of the prisoner. Shi priiterutrix; could not say who bad removed the watch, but was eouhilenr thai she had Mr. the prisoner. At Marlboroo-ib-street, on Friday, Heurv Fagnnu Hale, a young man of re-pi'ctublf apuearaucc was charged with steal tnc two checks, the propertv of Mr.

Lumii'f, the lessee uf the Italian Opera House. Thi prisoner uoa Mr Luudey's ariislud cteik. vV short timft ago he bad occa-inn to call at tlui Ujn'tn House, whrn Fish, Ihe porter, bun-Aiu; the Mtuntion he held, cave him a letter which contained two cheeks, value together ifi9. for Mr. Lumley.

The prisoner opened The letter, thew Lvs, Est-. 26th, at his residence, Manchester-square, the ludy of tlie llev. H. R. Fowler 2Hth.

at Mead Lodge. Herts, the lady of Henry Coding, Esq. 2tith, iu Guildfonl-street, Mrs. Headland 27th, at Grange Lodge, Guermey. Mrs.

Grrcme, nf Garvock und Kippen. Pertii-sh'tre 2Sth, nt Bnilceml, nnir Bexley, Kent, the wife of William Prior J-thnson, E-q. 29th, at. Clifton, the lady of Henry Eden Junes, Esq. 2Dih, in Sussex-place.

Kensington New-town, Mrs. George Housley 25th, Mrs. Orlando H-dls, of Ut in Sussex-gar-' den. Hyde Parl the ady of R. F.

White, Esq. 1st, in Desm's-yard, Westminster, the wife of the uev. Whlip.m Teuiiant 1st, the lady of John O'Reilly, Waterloo-place, lirichion. MAURI ED. On the loth March, at St.

by the Rev. Peter Richardson, Owen Tucker Edwardes, sou of Will in in Tucker Edwnrtles, of Sealvham, Pembrokeshire, to Annie, second daugh of Moldavia and Waltrifhui hy Prince John Kmmlecint in the year and which is still in force iu those two provinces, establishes slavery in. explicit Irrnis. Thus, whilst the great Christian Powers of Europe expend annually ruormous sums iu order to tit out ships uf war to cruUa in dijlnnt set's in order to prevent the trade in negro slaves, a traffic in white si uvea i. perruilted under their eyesiu two Christian slates situate in the ire til re of Sr.

Paul's It having been recently discovered that the whole of the architrave of the cathedral is composed uf white marble, workmen wilhin the last few days have htn IiUsily employed in was dressed in a plain suit of hhek, nnd wore white stnckiii'jrs and slippers. Although looking very hnsgurd and dejected, he appeared al this (tine tolerably nnd stood with that cnohiesii uf manner which has htm in most of hii appearances in public. At this period Mr. Sheriff Kidney addressed hitu and said. There ere now present a number of per-nns connected with the press, and if you have any statement to m.ike.

it will them he made public." Th4? prisoner, in a voice which wus scarcely audible, said. 11 I don't think, sir, I am suffietcntlv composed now cu do that if 1 had known thai tiiey would be hen-, perhaps I might have done, so." Calcr.ifr then aopniachcd him with tie- pinioning mpes in his hand, upon which the prisoner shut his eye as if be could not bear to look at them, and just a his hands were tied it berime evident that he was fainting. Two of the turnkeys rusheil behind him nt the. instant, ond son. Oxford-square.

Anne, relict, of the rlata'Jonph Stbenstmp A irot tbe cheques cashed at tht; L.oiioun anil County tinnK. hioinuaru. removing the thick cuutitig ol black paint with wm-j: lor year it lias Branch. hill, Hampsteaid, and Gracecharch-street. been covered, revealing, ss they proceed, carvings of the most beautiful street, anu anaconaeu wiui inc umucj uui.c-iioticwLL Ul ter ot uiariRS Gmtftyus winttaKcr, parmimj-ptace tvtnt- ennrci snl UBSrtwuairw, nih fro dencnplton.

As tbe hole ot the exterior ot me western rotit is to uc rr1'; "JZ vvi.ir.b Vi. jelj ut Lamrford Budville. bv the Rev. Robert Gardiner. M.A..

tne putib St. Cinnt dhmi, in the nun underco this renovation, it is uucertoin how long xt will be ere the bendma mm at me nouse o. fluncier, and he hno not seen hrr tor a mouth. The two sisters lived WUUua ClUMUt, Of scaffolding is removed. I trad pettyeCD iwntf lau winy wvereiiiiu iu iue pramuva vi i)'wi- i with his upon the same floor.

They never, however, permitted him to I caught him in their arms, or he would hare fallen flat on the floor. He.