North Wales Gazette

->q. MURDER OF MU. WEARE. SATVR!),\ y hl!i,, 1!'If> (l<ttiaIIPoinIPcf (<If the reexamination of T. Xoyex,. Miss N"all¡j Mrs. Prohert,. those individuals were rnn»eyed from St. Alban'o gaol, in two post chaises and a ei,r, to the ,I' iNIr. (,,Iuftcrfjti(.k, ;it \Va(- ford. Thev arrived abolllIen o'clock, and the examination immediately commenced. Three., witnesses—nani^!>, Silver, a publican BtHler.an ostler; and Biggs, H servant girl—were sevetslH called t»et'>re tit-* Hn 1 enani-ned. The following is sa'd to tie the-correct substance of Mrs. ProhertVfi-si deposition* — When !i <st iikfii before ihe M<s;istrate«, she ( betrayed great agitation, and expressed' the t at all; but npon hews wanied-nt M>»-comt-qitettoni of concealment, she became afore rnaimanrcative, Stie stated ih*i on the ninlit in q>ieitioii, Iter lius- t)afld aiid (Tile 1-ifer there, befote 1 -Arr;»-e.i tu Mr.'pcn!i(»ri'* H.>i, «nd Htmt brnueht 'i 1 ■ ■ • t* "f (>'>rK■ ii»«■kytc'ten, desiring itxr it might l-.tr cooked, wild 'hen return- ed to the s'rthlr"J.ilm T Star if"! t arrived hlmii*! immediately alter tier husband; 'Out lluut, aivil re- uimnci) In the stab'e with theni ("r three <|iMrtri$ of all h"'ir, when they ;0\1 three ("HUP"II:" the houxe. The> h'ld in-en seated Imii II It". tninwies, when Hunt Niid Thuilell went into lite ami got the s(able-l,mlerti, wnlr wlt/d, ft.>" pTde,d- ed through tht* tr^r,i• n, mid ml1 nf" «=-»•»t>tHer husband remained behmi!. She thmizht »ll-t)ijs was very sin^nl^r, hilt took" (in notice at the lime, because she knew th^t fl :iut snd Tintrtell were men of irregular li-itn's, hihI Iheretnre sujjjinsi-d that they were nnly at er 'some !«»!(/' as rtwy teriued if. IVhen ihe> tfiiinied, they ajipCiiteii in high «[)iri"u, all'! S'it down and It a henrt) sapper, John Tiinrrell some wlwt ■ tens so than Hunt or her husband, hut 1).; did eat a consider^, ble quantity. HUill w;¡ IIr f'H I!\¡> IJ\ IIIt.cr)' of the patty, and was once nr twice betrayed into expressions of rather iiii tlH!li'i4le kind, and was reproved by J. fhttrtel. lie severii in a firm iti;iitrt,-r. Sdnn "fler supper, Tlmr^ei lo >k i)Ut a veiy etej^nt i<>o|;iiijr gold waicti and seals, and they examined it, he observing that it wa* a nine Humble (fltsh for a watch.) The chain wa* ni»; offered to lier (hat night. Her sister, M tss N-oj.es, retirt.1 t.« bed some titne t>ef<ne she did. Siie (Mrs, J'robert) heard many remarks between Hnnt and t'hurfci which iuiinced her to believe that si>fi!ettiin» wrong: h,i(i been atij wtie(i stairs she partly undressed tvesseif, and returned to the stairs,placing herself as near to ttie bottom as she could, so'tint site might, if possible, hear what passeii. The con vers,it Ion was in,so low a tone, that she could onlv catch here and there a word. She heani a rnstlntg of paper l>ke ttiat uf bsink noie«, and heard sotnellung heavy thrown into the fire. She then heard it proposed that Ihe three sh,.lIlrl o alltl fi,tlsh the jnb," Hr-r hasb'ind said >.«methins which she could not j hear, and Hunt and Thiirtel went out together.-— She was sine tier hush!1 did not go wiih them. She did not like to venture down stairs, anil re- turned to her room and opened the window, in order to wxich the re'tiro of Hunt and Thurte). She had been standing ttiere for some tiriie, when • lie observed a li^ht approach front (Jiti's-hil! lane, and presently saw J-n'in Tburtei and Hunt enter (he garden. Hunt hitd a light in one hamt, and with the o'her was assisting i'liUftef in <!• tff-. ginnc along -sotne heavy subslnnce. She conld not and with the was assisting i'liUftef in <!• tff-. ginnc along -sotne heavy subslnnce. She conld not see vhgt it was, but. it was soiiiet^in^ very,heavy, &Ml WH« envrlopett in a sat;X< (Tt!y went towards the nuuit. wlvith is o<i noes led trn.n uie vit-» i »r a iMtrsixi in at ilw wjutlifir. n | •tnalt shriit)hery. They wt-re,(iuf of her iiiitlitI for abofit ten annates, and ihe»> she saw them <e- turn to (he .house, but Hie rand I? had ti'een put out. It »a» more than an-hour after fhrs,fh<»i her husband catnt- to bed. She told tiin was sure those met., meaning- Hiint and Thu;tei, had begn doing sotnefhin; wioog hcr hUS!Hl!ltJ, 11\ au under tone, desired her to make iieiself easy, for that there was nothing the matter; He seemed much depressed in spirits. The UC*' morning thp reiimwefj tier it-ilillit,,i ai I,, of the previous night, and tie sfrtil that itunf and Thiirtel had been snaring par!ridi;es, that you know, n»y dear, (added he,) is against the law, »nd nnjsi tie dotie secretly. ll'Ji't and i'hur tei breakfasted with them in the tnorniiij, and then went away. On 'he Sunday they clime down ..ilh N()H', her bru,fI"r :auli' jI'lIe course or "iitilc- tb-- evening J(-.Iiti 'I'liuriel ,aitl lie tii(i thirn; in his pocket which he intruded to make a present of to her (Mrs. Piobert). He then took a gt))(i chait, (TOM his ljo(,,kev attit I)tjt it )Itt-r tier neok. Accompanying the action wiih th i» remark — Is Thii ch,,itti wag eiveii to file ti.v lit- tte Quakeress of mine, at N orwich, atii! as I have done wuh tier l"H2 ago, I cannot do better than give it to Mrs Prober!, as",i to'ft en of in) respect for her." (This chain she produced ti> the Ma- I gistrate.) Mm Probett state-! nothing else Ilia. terial. She was qitesiioneii1_'very closvlv as (o whetlier her huib;kn(i lizi(i ,(it ik gre;i .ter (be transactions Dian )vhe h>rd adwtired { but she declared she had told the whole ijntb- Miss Noyes was next tailed in, and inferro- pated but slie professed an entire rgttofance of the whole btJsiness, and said she wetu to bed eai- ly, and could «i»e tin evidence of the conduct of she parties alter supper. Mr. N >yes, when taken before itit! prolessrd a total i( £ noraiu:e of any thiiig coimed- ( ed with the business under inquiry. B.ghop, Hie officer, tiien sncgeited that 'peTtnips.nt, order for I the committal of the wolil(i produce some effrct$and Ih.d he imeht he taken away. Wlnii HISIKIJI$ot out with hUll, he wiu;iz fit,, barwi. <Tied-, and said be hoped be sbontd noi l»a .<">ma>i<t«'4i. Bmbop' told hnn tie must nditie 1/]1: hi« in nd to go to Si ,VlbanVCas'Je aiiil tie .lUeo saiil he,should |<ke lo St* e !> \J .i J is»> ;it es t-in 11- Was -a^ain contlurtei) into the rofxo, find <tieiiss*ared* rhxt in ,a jCouMnMiion h«> smirqMn, Pr«b*>i')' she lotd him tint ulsesiw l| >hi|, Tiiur ''aiiii her ho.sband,'dia?«iir» ihe.bottv ut Vperson .<«-roV« the were ih, ilie,i wti,. ,flat I),-I(] s(ie H(so • lated (lo h'ui) L.a! her l uihind «HII wuh Uniil and Thurtei wiien itiey letl lite preniucs with the candle. Mrs.t/H'r! tlt'i'lrt'(:Ílrt!, po¡I(1 ¡uht't s'oryi and D-n<>d Hmi she ilud io/«i [Ver broiher that HlliCll iud Si,tfed. t,,tIU 111 "21 I cltester-huiidios; «ii h a pair .•»( d.un.yTic I j«, i e t.-iy ti» knock out the hr;uns of Mr -\Vo,.(!i. l';ris will a|ipear by.the followtn? ci(( iim->ianVe i<i h-«ve been but too true — It was wry ok|ni,,|lj !>u|i pOllt'd 'hat lIlt' hd\lt' ."t'lÍn;'IIII,nll!l1t /'11111;1 i prupeit, which shou'rt p»o |>ef! y hi hoijf ui "tit creditors ol Tho'itas Thur'tl uniler h;* j ruptey and on .Saiii'rtiay eveuiit. oin- uf ijie messengers of ihf Con,tOfssioiK of !i,it'krnjii, act'' enmpanit-d !>v ami'hri j/er>on< went in ihe house and broke |,I ;i( li.c door. Tllev io/ntif an lot- j niense number ft (w w'er pots .and v mrrtsiires all quite new, b,-ides a v n s q ^:u} i' y of o 11 ig.r de- scrip'ioiu. ot pioper'v, which (here is no ri-'nbt the Thur lets h/«l al,I,unci ;ii) a tiuhoiM'sj iii-iimer I" tie roust* (5l i i»ei r -en ri h hey iiuoil .y pair of dumb bells .n Ihe lif'.i tl 'or, and these tiiey hi ouplit u> (J ioioo, '"I i>;iw siieei, "rtr.d e. theni into his charge. Tile other properly is plaetd I under seal. 1

CompentJtous Matties. HIS MAJHSTV rode in his phaelon, Saturday, j through 'A intUor to Pro^more, to connrautUtii Princess Augusta on her hiith day—a selec ihn ner arid c»emn^ party afierw(»rds »t the Castle to Celebrate (lie occasion—Duke of York present, — The Kms shortly expected in town to hold a privy cotiiii.il. — Reports Saturday of Kinj of | France beiujr aim m-.n^iy ill—,he went from j'aris io Si. Cioui!, i'iiutsday — !Viiniste'fs said to he tie- lei.uiined to <«..ke a stand aeainst any French iti. terleience wiih s.ittlh America, in spite of anf dietaiioii by a new C{lnr";¡N-Furrher naval pre- parations going on at various ports — Cambridge, 80, ordered to be equipped at Chatham, and ciew completed to 700, liotn ihe Coast Blockade A,i,et,ca ti,r stilsl)ose,t — Diamond and Uodaunied frii;a;cs« also ready for commission at Chatham—"he MaidstoneTouiid i"i fit I or servidR — marines ot the gnat dsiu^ps at i'oi isiiiuM ii linte been cumple ed to; fu'i i« »ce est-abDshoielit — Ganges, 80, and S714 4 pet.ted io sail from the port Sunday, .vj Hh ,1-?'!i Fooi 011 board, for foieign service—Mr. (banning ,e*peoied in town in a almut a week, frdlll l)e»«ir- shire—The Stock inai ket snmeM hat le*"eri-ti,. from the possibility ol our qti.arretlihfi:'a>v,r South Ainerica — A Mexican loan to be btou^ht 111'11 the market shortly — Ferdinand ili negotiat- ing- a loan ai P<T;s. — Alderman Waiihtnan sworn iti Lord Mdjor Suuday at Guildhall — tliis flay sworn at \A esuniiwt'r-haU, wtilv ttie, iisuai cere- monies— the din tier at Guildhall not e x j.ectetl to have any of the Ministers as 'guests.— Court ol Kind's fr,e tty Mr. Dettman amt Mr. i-iroushaui Satu day, for a new (rial in case of The. King v. !•»'/(ii-tl'e, Harvey, end Chapman, for libel—grounds of ajjplica'ioo"some mis»iirocttons Clitel itle Iiiry, a, whai constiiured a malicious ontenfrJwiges itimuituoiisly rtfused ihe rule, the Lord Chief Justice adding, that if it weie Held rhat otlter proof of malice IHUSI be given, besides that which the tendency of a paper itself Ssupphed, the ft,)oitiur, file rcl)tjt;stioii, a:iii life everyi man, high ami low, would be ltilllwilhollt the! protection of th« law."—Win. VTllknis, FCtq. elected an Associn'e of Royal Ae»rtemy.— J'oe system of ftes for viewing VVest.minsfer Abbey and St. Paul's, leporied to he under con- sideration ofhi Majesty and ihe Ari:!tiSis,bop or Canterbury. — Rossini and ins wile wil) have •2~y.)0l. for next Opera season—be' -is 'engaged a» 1 composer to the Theatre—Lord Ifertfoid, Col. Cooke, Lord Glengall, and Hon. Mr, I)e Roos, the new Managers.—A new melo .dramatic opera, called Cortes, or the Conquest of Mexico, brought C(,velit Gar(leti laii wEek,"I,i -t-11 ie,,e,v ed—^inusie by Bishop Mis t Patoit -and M >«« f..ove t!te chId SIII",CIS III H,-DrurY-laut-' '(1n, nightly with the splen'd.d pivce The Cataract ,of the G ijiges-hareq of this Theatre hki to be per cent, better than last yeaj. — -So(:le |a,uj j owners in Kent have indicted City Awih«n(if» at Matdstane, for a trespass, in opening Yantiet Creek-ft-e relt,vi-cf. if*- ley was an oucient road.—The Droranw')^ ] tion, Regent's Pat k, broke ioto by four rlj-eves'1 Friday trjht, who bound the houseke-'per i, bedstead, and then plundered the plaue of 5¿, III silmr. ""i

M A .VSIO N -110 US K. j A yowns man named IltY, Whl) it st!(tp() fI, h., th<* 11iegi'ima>e son ot a man of rank •♦"il- crt-*i (irojiert» in the County of Devon, underwent ii final einntinafion <m a chaige of tiavinj^ uttef«a sevVrat tor^efl £ b Bank (if Knfilauil iiojes. No less than rive causes Were ad'i!i)iv,f \f) pf j deuce against the unhappy mail, by jiersoni, H|j of whom knew him well. He 'had' to them in various sutxis, and it w»s siVsled: *hat be came with £ 5 notes and told them to (-ju small part in part payment trom the uoitw lAn(, give him the change. Ihiswas dOIl ill e: and "houl 30s. was taken from each I, dation of his debts. One of (lie Paiik- Inspectors proved »)j |j„. notes to he forgeries. The prisoner amounted for his possession 0| part of the notes, by saying that they rp mined to him from the country by his father who occRsionallv sent him money. — The |»riKne^ t,,Ity fol, trial, Soon after the Lord Mayor and Alderman ;ye. nnhles had left the Justice Room, a poor Utsh sailor, named Dennis ill, IInd presenting himself before the Marshal an(j ,|)t, Chief Clerk, stated that he was labouring ul)(|r i I'( Ii r;rieYtHH ¡li,OId¡.r, iwr\ pr" f'dth'H It IdH't might he given to him for his admission |0 ,|le hospital. After some examination as to 'S plaltiju (yn (jle bounty of the city, the Chief Clerk ctesited thai a ticket for Sweeney'» aiimisston foBt. Bartho- lomew's ffo.pirai shotihl he filled up, For ('mhotomew's Hospital ^jtr'laimed Sweeney in a fright, Oh, for the love of (JiJD, don't send Hie there, your Honour I tor if | they'll change roe, and seod file amongst my friends as black as a coal. The Chief Cleik. who was astonished at such a charge, asked 'the "I rishman the nie oung of-the extraoidinary transforaiation from whi'e r*- ihet yellow) to biacS, which he apprehended so seriously. At St ttaf tholouiew's 'Hospital (j,e • kill of the practitioners, and the anefntion ren- dered to the patients, were such as were nOJ el- eeerietl by those of any other establishment. The I rishman had nothing to object against the at rent ions t'> the living, b«t he e*l»f*Ssed his that ttie young doctors were sometimes too attentive to the deazi. 1, 1"(lell your Honour," •aid" he, the came of it all t had a wife, poor soul, and the got bad, and I put her in Bartholo- mew's Hospital,, but she didn't gel over it, foi she died, I fuwld.em I,it ti(Inie ii" bury her. So they were very civjl^t.o Joe, »od they, sent her home to me, sure O;ftkvg-b., (jhl it[) in a shell, wliicb I thought kind. Welt, I pot of' my rountrymen about the coffin for a wake, your, Honour,, and MtiT- iih oa 5,q she, I A riih, tilen, fyettflisi Yoii l-t us trave a look at the (lear wottjikit btrfore she goes?' Yes,' says I, 'to be sure.' the) unscrews rhe wood, and we were pear all fainting with the smell. At last they rises up ifctf cover, ft),re. »tve lay as black as loot, with a Juug h-at<! J" • I The Chtf Clerk, who. With others-present, notwithstanding the real sufferings of, the poor fellow, could scarcely '('('1I1m: their muscles, t)een practised, or mistake made, Sweeney.—•' Och, it was all a misiake but she mieht make the. same mistake with my body, ami I'd «nsh logo into 'he other wrirfd the same colour I c-iine heie with, and not look like the devil—GOD bless us 1. The Ciiiel Clerk hoped the error had been cor- rected. S-eeney. Oh. yes, they said they had sent me a blank Jamaica mini in of my wife, and I got her back at last; but 1 had a deal of trouble first." The Chief Clerk then gave a letter of St. Tho- mas's ii»si>nal. IN poor Sweeney, wjio seemed quite satistiet! at the prospect of having neither his colour H Ir his sex etiauged by the treatment lie will meet 1'11111. There is now lying der1, in the Waggon ware- house, in Park street, BiV¡11IU:HW, one of the d igs which Captain Parry ftmught over wiih him from Baffin's Bay. The animal (says the Bir- mingham Chronicle) bears no resemblance to any English breed of dogs it is larger than the common sheep dog, remarkably powerful in its limbs. The colour and hair exactly resembles the li'cher, the head is like that of the wolf; with short round Ptrs; the tail is very.short; Ihe length, Irom the tip of the nose to thee*-1 tremity of the ifcrl is about five feet, It was sent- as n present to the Marquis oi Anglesey, but dud 011 he t-oad. CATTLE MIRKET—Contrary to expecta- tion, and v-nntifwry also to ine-and wour, onr ihird and last Hemptoit, was better than.the second — Ii ct i cutis* a uf*- wh'ch we can onl. acrount for .f¡X 'be viiicii week(, spread like wildfire over every p>trt ,ot G tlloway. Al'ogether, ii:e supply dul not. («i! »bi»rt of 2,101) head, of w.h«;.ti, ab MI' .>"0 were stationed tht, f A,ii. these we oh>rved foor.score IIn,1 seven"" n !ili m or,c 1>M ). nl' the biBgiVst'tmnied, imd HV.&v ivit bullocks -that ha lie b«en shown rn i>«nii r its' thj -s srM«r»n. By f;ir !?;e erealer |>arl i.t it^iS-IO-r weie grayed on Colonel V;' 1) ■*»«- «!ss X'fi't].' s' ;res. ai Logan, and Jnd-ting'(>'•<?! ''he eye, t,trei-e'-weH' .bullocks <n the drove tfi-a-t will feed to 60 .ar' !:>'> stone, Tt;e !o; is not mild ti!i Thurstjay ;iiid we k ow an v.bi olK'^ed nearly Ji i i a bead tor 50 of'fb-m. w'eri- f,)r we cftnnot Ia y. The d^mainl, aii-V parriculosi I) fUf small (!t";i", was brik, and per cent. Many farmers, no d«iitli> hiiiig back, from an ,,tem fliiii prices'will 'speedily rei roods', w,iii.ie others, who had r"rinul1 acted on this-pr.iiir.iple, seemetl Hngious t" purchase, lc»' f;11 y s-tiould continue to advance, As'we have afresdy huu ed, il was clitefiv Oil snuall winterers lit", rbe ad- vance was obtained for in spile of the ¡IO¡JI..t" ment fhat is talked of in ihe south, si'irie of ihe principal drovers det lined tobi> excepting at something hke former prices. On tM'iie wurth from £ i to £ (it (he rise, within the last three weeks, has been as near as may be X I per head, while bullocks wonh a great deal m ire lo^ney, have scarcely advanced IDs. A lot of two year olds soi<| fur above'H/ and another of slirk-1, (the best in ihe mar kef ) tor 51;7 s. 6 t The lormer, however, were by no means the best lot were on (he sands. L»tst week U. 10s, per bead was eft-ared ,it which had only been grazed for «tnmt two months$but this, as times !fo, tlloy lif- i.; h rare instance of good fortune.— Oijm/r/rs C'-wier. An evening paper (Hitslnhes the .following ac- count of the new Karl of Bridge*flter the facts may be substantially correct, but they are ar- dently a good d-:al coloured •* —" 'he English anil indeed many of the French papeis, have had (fit ob 'nt'd n'e H'III, Mr. j'rerlon. caH"11' IJt)rd EI!.t!rloll III P,¡,d, dllll n('W ErI of Hri,f'J!W"Tt ha-i hi-eii -,iven ,I (tie of this nobleman, which are really worth noticing in order in show how curiously fortune sometimes bestows her favours. This Far!, who previous to ttae tleai!i )I 1-ii t)((. for some lime secluded hmiselt Iroiii »i)«-Viy, id it cularly of a paralytic affecti.m «it the Uriv! ni^mis, »'hich rendeis liis ..speech almost uoinreSIigSIMC, escefH III his VciJet, who. ffi'o, hi.bt« *s (iej lei lv able t-i »nd fsinnd him. The h'-ti'l 011;1.. u:pUë 1, it) file StI convent or a prison ,,ith (lie 1 here is, however, a betjutiiul g-'i't t>. whi' h evyi'S (.> the rue de R'v"lt« in Whicfi 'hp ivat.l has be. n, eompelivd to (viild a fiicatl" to reseu.b.t^ «ooseif for (he whole length <>f'!|e wall ittg decUrcd that nu-house shall !»«• e-i'i te.i io oVeriouk the garden. Hu has an immou^ bli'hmetit of set vatils,ch-e(h ioalf J. <*»<• leases tile hotel, which »s very taielv, there are 'hree servants behind (lie carnage. ?*I<'™ w; I it s, A wai the and tobe foIh<«ed by i« i» «•'« n*"dl Wi,h 'be servants behind, unfit he returned. It was estraordinary indeed it Cl" Sot I has pair nf bm.is, »hicli -ire liept to a g.ass case, and thu same psir is only used once a year, cia,e, aiiii th,. his ,("iluie 40 much so iis,(lt>e<U that sf^ue tradesmen, -dis§w^tcd with his sp-irit of haggling, have voluntarily re- linquished t-iij custom." Cori'i Eft's h-qtiiisr.-A" inquest was held on s'iriiiiz, Ksq., Coroner, at the Crab-tree, Folbam.ou the body of a temale, not 20 years of a?c, Caroling Welch, whtrdestroyed hcrselfby uking >wi» ounces of arsenic, while labouring, as it is supposf-d, under a depression of spirits,occasion- ed hy ihe desertion of her lover. if appeared from the evidence of Mrs. M. V. Dize, who resides in Crab-tree White-cottage, h:rl.dE'ft'ast'I'liH'd II} Iwr t1nB..e h.¡ weerl !f)I!r and five years; when, at tile early age I C), qlie tilnliely ill teti will, a P"'II'II i.amrd John C .M in, A regular intimacy subsisted between I ■consideted that the union of the parlies would he the result of their attachment this she was fully convinced of when she received (he intelligence- that the marriage was to have taken plate list October. hielatichjlly lo fi'k!e minded lover changed hi« determination, áocl Was aNually marriell to another from this fijne the poor girl has been "rv dull <ind ,Iuw, spirited j the disappmntuient she had met with seemed to hang most heavily on her mind, and she appeared to be wholly altered m her conduct; On Tuesday morning she got up rather early, anil went io Hamrnersijniib s on her..return she complained of great pain in her witness advised her to lie down in a short lime she went imo ihe room, and toiiiid her aittmg ofi the side of the bed, complaining of being very cold j some wme and water was ghtfi'i' when the witness left, her in the cure of 'her mother, who. had then arrived from Hammersnii!h. On her return, she found the deceased m her mother's arms, pafe, shivering, and complaining much ot: the coin 5 emetics, and «nme hot water, were given her, but she refused ihem. sHy ing, she wpnld out take any thing, hqt wished to tie lett and to die quiel. In ihis manner she lingered until.four o'clock in the afternoon, when she eupiretj. In answer lo some question's' from tl>S Jury, the witne-ts said she had had some, poison for at ice in the drawers, on the wrapper of which was written poison;" this parcel was afterwards found in her bed. Mr. John Sellers, of Hammersmith, chyniisf, said, on coining to Mr. pize's house on Tuesday morning, he was informed the deceased had taken poison, and going into her room, he found a pHiper parcel in her bed, with the word" poison" written on iI, a portion of which she acknow- ledged she had taken. She then lub(itier(i under great pain in her stomach, and all the symptoms of a person having taken arsenic. She died in consequence.. ,.v The Coroner and Jury equally lamented the e fate of the unfortunate girl, and feft convirtfced that the conduct (If Collins bad operated in some j degree on her mind; and returned' their veidict j —That the deceased poisoned herself, labour- | iag at the time undej a temporary delirium." (

I. Lontion. TUESDAY EVENING, N0VEMBE11 SI. PRICE OF STOCKS. 3 per C; Red. 82 £ Do. for Ac. 83 India Bonds 81 p N c* 4 per S per Ct Cons. 83 4 per Cents. 99Jr K*. Bills (2d) 49p. Cent. 1931 THE French Jtiurtnls of Friday inform u, that the Duke d'Angouleme, accom-, panied by Prince Carignan, arrived at Matlrid on the 1st of November. Lerida, it.iia garrison of 5000 men, surrendered Ol!)-,t l ie 31st of October, the garrison re training prisoners of war. There had II been a commotion iti Barcelona, and M'ma was compelled to save himself frot|» the militiamen, by taking refuge with hts trunps; but tlje tumult had subsided, and the terms of capitulation with the French, Mgtied by all I)ai'ties.-Itiego, it is said, ¡us been tried, and condemned to be Slritt.gled and quartered.—There is no other news iti these papers worth men- tioning. j, -It niil be seen that the preparations in the Ports proceed with undiminished ae- tivity, not wishstanding that every symptom ¡ of (lisol-jeriii the IVeit Indies has been some timfi suppressed, ft is scarcely ne- eessaiy to direct attention to the obvioiis inference from this fact. Orders have been given to equip the Cambridge,80,Capt, Thos. Jf Mali tig, guard-ship, at Chatham, for active ser- vice, and to increase the tiuniber p{ Jjer crew to the war complement, 700 men.— She will be completed to this state from the serviceable men now employed in the Coast Blockade service. It is conjectured she is intended for" the South American station.—Hampshire Telegraph. HIs Majesty's ship Surperb, 74, Capt. Thomas Staines, K. C. B. arrived at Portsmouth on Thursday from Plymouth, having left the Sound the preceding morn- ing and on Saturday the Ganges, 80gun Slip, Capt. hdw. Brace, C. B, was towed ? out of the harbour by (he Comet steam- j vessel- ami the l £ tb f-egiment-af-i< oot, under the command of Colonel I orrtsteiv. ) coiiKisting of about 26 Officers aud 630 I men. were embarked on board the Ganges [ and Superb on Safurday. ¡; 1" The Windsor Castle, 72 guns, Capt. j Chas. Dashwood, at Plymouth., "is fitting j for foreign service, In the room of the Genoa, found defective, the crew Of ) which ship is to be turned over to (he Windsor Castle. A regiment from Ply- mouth will, embark in her for a foreign station. A copy of the Report on the conditipij of thePoorin Ireland, has been sent to us, which clearly establishes the reality and extent of the distress in that utihappy country. The Committee have proved to demonstration that the employment of the people of Ireland, andthe improve- j ment of their moral condition, is essetv- tially necessary to the peace and tranquil- lity of that hland, as well as to the gene- ral interests of the United Kingdom.— It would appear from the Report, that the distressed districts constitute half the country, and that one half of the entire j population are supported by cliarity,- A pretty clear estimate of the miserable 'J poverty of these unfortunate beings may be fo-,med from the fact,that in the county lor Crare 26,816 persons, most of them unfiited from age or disease to procure hy lubour the means of existence, have been supported at an expence of not quite one penny per diem. The Countess e R. gall, a lady of great and active lence, in her examination by the Com- 't ti mit fee,states that the labourers under the bettersorl of farmers, in the South of frelarid, ai,,e zsorse off than any of the slaccs in the rVest Indies I" Her account of the state of the female peasantry is most distressing. They are generally defidentin implements; they have no- thing they arc perfectly naked, as to clothing, and perfectly helpless, without any comfort or convenience, or any pos- sible way of gaining a livelihood; and unfortunately the gentry are so used to see that kind of distress, that it does not .shock them they see people naked, and with nothing- in the wortd but alblatiket" to sleep on, without a bed to lie on, an4 they are not azoare that it is not the usual j. and proper zcay for them to exist, they are so used to it." J

Thorns, Early Potatoes; &c. f A. DILLON, SEEDSMAN, CARNARVON, ? HAS ON SALE, O EEDLING Thorns, 3s per Thousand; two CJ years old ditto, 2 feet high, 6^.6d. per Thou- sand 3 years old ditto, 3 feet high, 10s. per Thousand, with a variety of other Seedling Fb- rest Trees, the cheapest ever offered for gale in Wales. Early Wellington Potatoes, Vetches. While Clover, &c. &c. FRTJEHOLD. To be Sold by Private Contract, -U PENTS.S3 BACH, Situate, in Ihe parish of Llaptvnda, in the county of Carnarvon. THE Post Bond front Carnarvon to Becfd* *elert runs through the I^od—distant frotr* j -ne torraer place abou» five mites, and 'Proi ?L latter seven. Far particulars, apply to Mr. JoH» WILL- U AMS, at Castellior, Anglesey. s Extensive Sale, < WITHOUT RESERVE, At Plan [oli/n, in the Parish of Yspytty, in the County of Denbigh, On the 17th, 18th, lgi,,), and 20tb dayt of No- vember next, Of NINETY H EAD of Ha?ned Cattle, four* teen Hor»e», ahont one hundred tons of oltf -al)(t new Hav. qljalt ty. corn. lri,ple- ments of Hushmndry, Dairv, and Brewing Uten- 1 niU 14cwt. of Cheese, IJ Tub of Butter,: imidry; the property of tVliss DAVIEJ who is quitting the Faral. N. B. Catalogues may be had io tfte adiacent Towns and Villages. T Oct. 25th, IB23.; IVS IIIR 8.' CARNARVONSHIRE. ?| County Works. | TO CONTRACTORS. V Notice is hereby Given, f fflHAT the Repairing of a certain BRIDGE. JL called TAL X BONT BftlDGE, in ihe parish of Llandegai and Llanllechid, io the said county, WILL BE SET, | TO THE LOWEST BIDDER, « At ra Adjonrnment of the Quarter Session? nf the Peace, to be bq.tdeu at the house of Mr. VV. Williaais, known by the sign of ihe Castle Inn, J k ill the City'of Bangor, in the said county, on £ § Wedneaday, the 19ih of November, 1823, at, ihe hour of 12 o'clock at noon. r The Plan and Specification of the Work way *»e at. ihe Clerk ,»( the Pe»rc*» 0|B -(. C i.i.arvc», an3 further I'artTcUUra may K ,V „ "u. upon application to Mr. Jotm Jone.^toumy btir*eyor,,Bangor. j-yoin'/ ij The Contractor or Contractors mnst he pre- The Contractor or Contractors mnst he pre- ftlCH'ARD A. POOLE, RICHARD A. POOLE, Clerk of the Pfacp. ANGLESEY. j Freehold Estate. Ii To be Sold by Auction,5 ■4t the Bully Head Inn, in the Town of Llctntrck* yrnedd. in the said county. on Wednesday, ilia il? ay r°f December. 1833, between Ih* hour* r J/. ? SC\ m iHe "K'moon, Met to conditions to be then produced, V ALL THAT MESSUAGE, TENEMENT. ,#nU^;S,NP8' wltl1 lhe A WR. MAES MAWR. fecheH 'in'tL' tt)e Parish of Llan*. ne b sZ ,l C0"n,y of A«*le«ey,<*>nUin- subiect fn ih ?t3SUre 50 acre8» or 'hereabouts aSuVvJ h' e Esthle of two persons, now e of two persons, now Tb u d 18 >ears- t a°0?e Farm consisU of most capital Ara- « Wel1 serored hy stone walls, with a t » :,e ant' Outbuildings, covered in with siate^andM situated within half a> mile of the 'a*e of Llinfechell, two miles^f the Harbour °« Lea,,eSi aU(, wilhio flye mj,eg Qf lf) T of Amlwch. For farther particulars, apply at the Office of Mr. G. B. ROOSE, Solicitor, of Amlwch, i. Notice is hereby Given, FIAT. on the eighth day of Ociobbr last A an order was signed hy Richar^ Ed- wards, Robert Thomas Carre#, and Lewis Moore Benuett, Esquires, three of his JusU. £ es of the In aad for the <-ottQti' |(, £ r;ar narvon, for diverting and turning a Certain Toot- If way, within th^parishesnfLlandutlwen andilan. iest>n, tn the Hundred of D.nMaen, lying be/»een a certain King; s.Common. |Jighw«y, {n thi? said parish of Llandudwen, leading from Pwllheli to Madryn 5 »nd a certajn p|ace in ihe said parish of Llanie»tyn« called B wlchgarnfadryn, and lead- ing to the last mentioned place, Over Uaitryn De- melneaud Oaera Land, for the length of one thousand eight hanorell, and eleven yards, or thereabouts, and particularly described in the Plan annexed to the said order, to a new course is lieu thereof, in and through the Lands of Thos. Patry Jones Parry, of Madryn, Esquire, so as to milke the same more commodious to the public I and which new footway is of the length ofllloe hundred and seventy nine yards, or thereabouts, and of rhlt breadth of three feet, or thereabouts, and is also particularly described in I he rsaid Plan annexed to the said order. And tbit the sard order wilt, tit lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said county, at the General Quar- ter Sessions of ihe Peace, to be hotdeo at Car. narvon, in and for the said C()unti..I)it thefif. teenth day of January next. And also that the silitt w.,11, a, the Sf4id Quarrex Session, he conprmed- and enrolled, unless upon an appeal against the same, to be then made, it be oiher- wise detertninert.—-Dated the Elevcoth day of Not ember, 1823. JOHN ELLi$i S^livitor.

LONDON. SV VD.4 t", SOVEMHE 119. The Late Storms.—-Melancholy ac- counts continue to be received of losses during the late storm.-At icit, such a gale was never known by the oldest sea- matt, j!t(l iiiait have, unhappily been ascertained. On land, the damage is inconceivably great.—In Bucks, at Wofton, nearly 200 loads of wood have been i,lowii dowti.At Gran- borough, Mr. V icars* a. farmer, lost 81 sh: ejj. — {n a held bt-lougiug to Mr. Gur- ney, at Duoscoinbe.tive small Scotch oxen were drowned he also lost four sheep.— fti r. Barton, of Lusboroagh, lost 79 sheep Mr. Dover, of Dourtoit, upwards of 30; and his Grace the Duke of Buckingham, 22. Many hundreds were with great difficulty rescued front the torrents.— five hundred sheep were drowned between Buckingham and Winslow.At Stony Stratford one house was blown down, and others were considerably injured. His Koyal Highness the Duke of Cla- reikce, as Admiral of the Fleet and Gene- rat of the Koyat Nlarines, ititetids visiting Plymouth Dock in the ensuing sprillg K»ery department of the naval establish- mellt is to he minutely examined. His Itoynt Highness has, during the summer, inspected all the other ports, with which he was much pleased. Busy rumour in th- military circles speaks of all augmen- tatioll in lite tioyal Marines of from 80 to tOO companies, and of his Majesty's pleasure ("on the recommendation of Lord Melville) being shown-to the ttoyal Ma- rines, as of late to the Royal Artillery, by permission to the Lientenant-Colonels to set! out, as a remuneration to old offi- cers, and an encou.-agment to the junior ranks. On Wednesday la"t a Court Martial asembled oil board the Britannia, in ftsunoax", and has been continued by ,hi1\" adjournments since, to try George Harris, esq. C. B. Captaiu of his Majesty's ship Hussar, 011 charges exhibited against him by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. An addition of five thousaud seamen is, it is said, to be made to the navai force of the country. The public arc awsire that for some time past there has been considerable activity displayed i;, I)uf(ill, several ships of the line and frigates on their full complement and the addition of five ih -usaud seamen is a necessary and c<H'r«spc,naing increase of tnen in proportion to the extension uf the