Star. — London, England, 1811-10-31 00:00:00

I +• • that mily was _4ctment, - but Susan ; and therfore Baron TunsiesoN directed theUury to acquit the prisoner. He was accordingly acquitted, but detained (or a fresh" indictment, with a correction of the misnomer. Richard Redford was capitally indicted for stealing a sheep, value £2, the property of a butcher at Isling ton, from a field near Crouch-end, where it was grazipg. It appeared from the. evidence of . the butcher's servant, that he had put 70 sheep into the field on. the preceding day ; and on the evening of the same day after dark , a Gentleman passing along Duval's lane, was attacked, rubbed, and maltreated by a footpad, who made his escape across the fields to wards Islington. A person raisod the line and cry ' in the neighbourhood, and three men came to his aid, and accompanied him over the fields, in hopes of intercepting the robber. In their way they met the prisoner with a sack full of something on his back, ana suspecting it was some stolen property, they took " him into custody; and on marching the sack, found it to contain,the carcase of a sheep newly slaughtered, and still warm. The skin and head were off, and the. ' entrails taken out ; and upon searching the held i near where they met the prisoner, they found the othii parts of the animal, with the blood upon the grass ; and the skin, with the same marks as the remaining 69 sheep. 'The prisoner had no defence to offer, and WAS found Guilty—Death. Edward fide, alias Campbell, stood capitally in dicted for burglariously entering the dwelling house of Samuel Finch, publican, near Red Lion Market, in the night time, with intent to steal. It appeared from t'ie evidence, that Mr. Leach, a revenue officer, going his rounds on . duty, about two in the mornir both the dagiants fei . The deßinte set t tiiitithe prosecutor had attempted to' 'seize the cart .._ and horse belonging to the defendaits, and that they the seed, dist little remains in any district to be sown. bad assaulted him in 'defence of their ewn property. The early plants 'ism lnxuriantly from the late rains: The Jury found the defendants Guilty, and the Court The Pdtkme ceotilitre likely to pitVe large in' pro. sentenced them to be imprisoned one month in the duce; bet those remaining, in etrosig soils are likele to, House of Correction. . . . . . suffer if the rains *optimal.. The Clover Seed Cut late , . has been much injured by the i wet weather i s but tbat P2L,ICE. I which came forwarder is expected to turn out well. - , The latter Turnio. from the rapidity and contidn." l -- Ma N sioN-Housc —Yesterday William Waitmon , a ance of their growth, promise to become abundant, ' even in remote districts not conch accustomed to the fisherman, was brouht before the Riht Honourable ![roach of green crops. nee toutinuing growth of the Lord Mayor, b y JOhn Rough, A s sistant•Water. A Gress keeps the HaymarlaMtationary at last month's Bailiff, charged with . beating and driving away fish ' from Fulhani-bridge, to the annoyance of the anglers, prices. Although the Gratlers complain of the pre. seat prices'sit Smithfield, for must kinds of meat, the ' contrary to the rules and orders of the. Court of Al . Butchers take care that the Public shalt profit but dermen relative to fishing on the river Thames; for little from the cause of their discontent. We hard which offence he was convicted in the penalty of fifty or no variation to note in the value of Lean., ' shillings, with a strict charge , should he or any oth e r Stock. Good Draught Horses are dearer thin We l pet son be found trespassing in li t re manner , they would be dealt with to the utmost rigour of the law, before remember. The Wool Market remains dull. BOW-STREET.—Yesterday William Ftaron, the young at prices which few but the cecessitous,grower seen man, of a genteel appearance, who got into Mr., . disposed to accept. . i Sands' chambers, in Clement's. Inn, under pretence of . --- iwaiting fur Mr. Sands, and itole a quantity of wearing . 1 110XING. apparel, &c. on Monday, was brought to the office. 1.. 'and under,. eat another examination, when Mr. Sands , A pitched battle, for 100 guineas a side, was fought attended and identified the property, which the priso. on Monday last, at Barnard Sdougls, near Oakiug , nee dropped in the Inn. While the informations ham, between Mr. Hzrnot, a farrier, and Mr. Greif,. were reading, the prisoner appeared extremely 1 4• dram, a farrier in consequence of a 'dispute respecting tared and distressed. He was committed for trial. English gymnastics, in which each claimed superior \ I manhood. Fifty-six determined rounds were cou rageously maintained, wheu victory was claeed in Last week as Mr. SNELL, of Bovey, was passing i • - ,„, of whom favour of Greatharn, but both were de dn half an over the heath, he met four.men, hour after the expiration of the combat. The core . were French prisoners, 7 their way batants staked their own money, and each had a onr. ling of the day stated in the indictment , observed th e half --- or hatch of the court in which the prosecutor's' gate house is, standing open. He entered, and immediately two men, whom he had just before seen at the prose tutor's dim, ran violently by him on each side, into the street. He alarmed a person opposite, iu whose house he saw a light, and they both with some diffi culty alarmed the publican, whose door they found open . ; and who, on coming down, and the watchman being called, searched the place, and found that a "boarded pane in the bar-window bad been wrenched three suspected , making to the coast ; the fourth was an Englishman, and ap peared to be their guide. He attempteeic stop them, isued, which terrni , ated in when a desperate aCale en w__ the murder of Mr. Snell. The three Frenchmen are, however,' taken, and committed to Exeter Gaul. Tuesay se'nnight a cotton-mill, situated near the foot of flairtnnah-street, Glasgow, was broke into, and yarns to the value of st2o carried away. Next day nearly the whole of the stolen property was found in the house of Niel Gilmour, a weaver, in Green street, Calton. There was found along with it a cloth, tial knowledge of tha scirnce, us was sliewn particu larly in stopping and putting in some straight hits. pupil Gr" Greatham was aI. of ulley, and is not a bad copy of the original. A boxing match took place at Poises on. Mon day last, which afforded considerable 'entertain ment to the amateurs' in that neigl bourhood. An L insult having been given to one Purkiss, by a person of the name of Smith, a bootcloser, his brother, Bob Purkiss, a waterman (the elder Purkiss, altho' o: box inv- notoriety, being now advanced in years) challen .. ~. . ingi... . _ __ - • • - ged Smith. The public attention, round Portsea, was much excited for several weeks past respecting this intended combat, Smith having • been regolarl trained, and at 16 minutes past twelve they set . Bets were in favour of Bob Purkiss for many t•o as he evidently Ina the advantage, and it was e7pl.e. ted that so long as he had the use of his eyes aad legs he would not give in. Smith's object was to blind his antagonist, altho' Parkiss gave him a cross. buttock every round, but after 49 rounds the latter gave in, being wearied more than hurt. Smith is 27 years of age, and Puritiss 43, so that the merit of die former in gaining the battle.is eonsdirably lessened. There was a good deal of clawing on the part of Smith, which, in the opinion of the amateurs present, does not entitle h;m to rank high as a pugiliA. The blitle lasted an hour and a half. . . HI 311 WATia Er 1.0 NDON MUDGE TO-MORROW. ' Morning Afternol.n mss ., . .. 3 minutes aftrr,3. i f 1 1 I 1 7 ~: . , • ' open : and on looking into the bar, they saw the psi- --- • quantity of scarlet duffle, and other . ~ which was senor there endeavouring to concea l himself by lying recognized as the property of a draper near tile Tron along the chairs ; they found lying near him a short Church, whose shop had been broken into on Sunday iron instrument called a rawyer'r-sleg, being a sort of se'nnight. A reward has been offered for the appre. crow, by which it appeared the door and the bar hension of Gilmour. I window peached been wrenched open ; they found, with a candle and matches, and also, a dark lanthorn Monday morning a serious nulichief had newly prisoner was found taken p lase at Chelmsford Gaol. As the head turn s phosphoric fire bottle. The Guilty—Death. The prosecutor recom mended the key was attending his duty in the debtors'-yard , deli.; vering allowances of bread, he was attacked by one , prisoner to mercy on account of his youth, he being of the debtors from behind with a fork, and stabbed but 20 years of age. first in the shoulder, and then under the left breaet s -William Ifiggim, alias Fowler, was capitally indict. and would, from the suddenness of the aftack, in ed for a similar offence in the 4velling-house ofJohn , have been killed, if assistance had Citibank, the . Pill's Head puWe-house, the corner ofl all probability not been immediately _ at hand. This unfortunate 01d-street and Doswell - street . It appeared that th e d confinednear eight yeats,for an original ' prisoner had forced open the flap of the cellar-door 1 ; debt of 1660, and for the last two or _three years has next the street ; and, leaping down afall of nine feet, . 1 shewn symptoms of mental derangement. closed the trap, and got into the cellar. A man , named Horne, inspector of the watch, as he sat in the Early on Friday morning, the house of Dr. Salm i, dens , of Russell - square, was robbed of plate and other watch-house, within twenty yards, was alarmed by articles. On the same morning an adjoining house the noise the prisoner made—ran to the place—saw ' I was robbed by the same persons ; they were traced' • - .. two men i tin away, and saw through the cellar win- i from an unfinished house in Montague-place, which A GREAT EVENT FOR ENGLAND. dow,the prisoner's hand wide : 1 righted candle. He ' afforded diem a ladder, by which they entered both Silt INVLTLSATS ierrassies. I[III.WIY Alta MID. immediately alarmed the prosecutor, who came down; MAW laudable attempts have heretofore been . and on searching the cellar they found the prisoner , houses ' •tnide in Vain to arrest our Great internal Enetn viz there. He had extinguished his candle • but they Sunday night, as Mr. S. Beadle, of Ashton, was CONSUMPTION (by Feigners railed England's 14: ), returning home on horseback, he was stopped by two T wen ty Titou.and Per s onaliNtng fallen under Its t P a r ts. foutid it on the floor, and also the tinder box, with footpads, about a mile from Sc. Ann's-hill, and rob- avidly, for centuries past-4 fact allowed by the faculty. What dint, steel, and matches, which he had brought, and - bed of his watch, and £37. people in general consider very lightly, namely a Common Ceiff a large sm idi's rasp or file, with which he had pulledand Cougl,, bits usually been the primary cause , as such, while ' an, named Tuck, li v i n g in the up the trap-door. The prisoner said, he had fallen A '1' 611 ." 11 , alms - ever will check Cough effectually, should be speedily resorted On house at Penzance, found a bag, on Monday se'n- as It is better to prevent than to cnre.—Mr. MADDEN, the accidently down the trap, which was open, and was night, containing a great numbed of guineas, which Proprietor of the VEGE FABLE ESSENCE, for the Preens., going to sleep there. The prisoner, in his defence, had been:lost by a rich lamer of that neighbourhood.,, ten and Cure . of Consumption , iw Asthilia, and the very raw , said c he was passing by the door at i hall.past two in A reward of ten of the guineas was soon'proclairned 4 th u e nz s n t r yer o r7p c i st a titd ts, com t r i e s he it ivd a irt a t lso ise the Hoop t ie o g Covii i i, t ; the morning, and thinking it rather , r cn unteasonahle for theirrecovery , and the honest fellow restored them ur g e the Public at large . to a speedy action of it in n el _ hour to go home to his lodgings, he saw the trap without hesitation. Cough.—He his kept an qienDispeenery for the last Ave Years; • dooi lying open, and he- went down into the cellar 'rlie new patent oblique six - octave PLANO-roar* for the Bereft of the Poor ; in laticit time he ites cud the Vat' andlill asleep there, and in about an hour he was I fication ti relieve three Throated Pericles; and can with truth ;of WATLEN t s, Leicester-place, is now esteemed supe- say , that is has never yet wed gong newly mu( in cases awaked by the watchman and prosecutor. an d ', r i ot to all others for its many excellent qualities. An a Cough , however net t.. RE - Baron t rio a s . summed pp the evideqce,CASES • amateur of high respeetabiliti says, that it will the prisenef was. found Guilty Death. He is a e sia—l feel it a duty incumbent-en mato acknowledge with% persede all other grand Piano-Fortes; and Mr. C. W. young Jrishman, not more 'than 18 years old, and grati tude .ireh the w efficacy of your Vegetable my Mamma oa behalf of o a p rofessor of great eminence, gave it his unqualified had been but a short time in this country.as afflicted with a feriodlcal cough for ten y ears, approbation, but thought it too cheap at 45 guineas. wh ic h ba lke d a u me dia a id; i n d became * lc •„ sh , . . Siz.were convicted of felony, viz. Harriet Stead- We recommend those who intend to pgmhaselnetru- which had reduced her itt a *CM shadow, till at length, la a man and Mary Barnes, for stealing iC9 in bank-notes, meets, to examine and • hear these elegant Piano- veer providential way. en Irma of rile tikadkiiie. sod after , the isroPerty of N. Perfect, from his person ; J. He. Fortes. taking one bottle foasstlywa continuing to take it , welt}, for stealing two hats and a pair of boots, the . agreeahly to your Air l b' his anti el lett her. I — , FATAL MA/tIIIAGA.—The following (recite lately 5h ,„, 1 ,2 have wrote = property of W. Cobham ;Mary Briant, for stealing • • •liarieg been removed for" took place in the neighbourhood of Bedford. A Mrs. more man eighteen months) WI 10 yards of cotton, the property of J. White and J.tor to see if it weight Bartlett, a very respectable industrious woman, well emelt emu' , gtthilinS is doss es4,t P,ln Po goatee refrain retaSairt Wilier:op ; E. Fuller, alias Osborn,. for stealing a known as one of the fi rst platters in the county, mar- en. m o ue': zreletarthanin; and mire_vin; file to witness a Bather .silk: andkerChief and a pair of stockings, the property ii IrmiusitrkE ref rellor4aA , kat. babe sincere prayer - of MargaretlDenniss ; and G. Lloyd, for embezzling Tied, in the year 1794, a young man of the name of 0 ; S i r, your mot s wi m m e w, • ' st, . Henderson. Being in the sea-farieg line, be was • -. • • i- 1 " 71•10 MAS ABBY" eeriairt sums of money, the property of -his'sPasters, ,taii:st..,,,_. ilis4.equire - .. 4 . tlessys. Yerraway and CO. . 'obliged to leave her only a few months after his pear- '' N. 0 . 14 ,_ , May IS, LIU I. J. sid iw y, 601 years of age,. was indicted for violet- rig e, and sailed tor Bengal, at Captain's tin Peen) illikils/Rir , a: Itasseetia, Vetoes- square. - c 44 Sia—l feolieldi plfeaeuroaroietralailaiPiou, that your Vad the Lord North . East Indiaman. On the rats o ingv Anne Hunt; but the prosecutrix not a d-. Esse e has , ! re DC lIIPPOT Mired lialyteiass.:Maa) ;Mar fi .. 1 je• - , • pealing e.was acquitted. J . au was a.so acquitted. . , st ati ng , mat Ci table f r om „ in , h,witli'lailids having had a very advantageous offer from a Gentle- , She has bee'd ataktd a :t ie r i ty . lik= "Akia = li seren ' ts rdri. 'I ...... - man at Calcutta, he had, with the permission of his I, beg Tee to accept my Alloarildamaalfee yaw g aaa re as va i ite s t . lIIIDDLESIX SESSIONS, OCTOBER sus ' Captain, accepted it, but that he fully expected to be, - I d a ut bss „ ~,' ~,..4..it.r. vreh„t4 lb " P r gi tec I° WS* thin estess 1 reed kMt Gorr James Clarke was put to the Bar' charged •in England at the expiration of three year* steehe,l*,,' — mai — o eT t i,,,t - ..t.1 " 4111- " . aar Ilt r i gz i l a ci Lit i rt , Ton an t assaultin , - e fens: child , Gentlei in whose employ he was, Intended quit: 0 Evot•otreet, searepset o i AprillP., 181 1 1."" - 14:- -• ' • with I Ae•'• - e 1 ,16, 11 - 'is biro.* a. stau tgAut. Ir praow4ati., Uomait. for Travertirre. Weed hue. libeler 4 kCHES. MAIL flaracee's Maki Lee, Dorchester, Fr :tooWu, vinyl Wining at Az grosser, &M. . - 4 11., Scrim aid new Royal Mall Coach, ars seat tvyry Evening Sumo to Spell, Lauds, Grimsby, aid Huh. • LIVERPOOL, Wanine ( w's Khuf.'swdt stator, 811/4 Pod-Coach, called lite Eapeditiott, eve try /ve' a lia Z t I‘Ciock, tb• 11. Bretheren`a.'llesesen's Hoot lea. LiverpmL Guarded throughout. OATH and BRISTOL flying Post-Ceelbrengketstrpea. his, Cable. zed Allelborourb, teary Aft wildf ladte at Me. Maya, the ;e r ykaun o tl silo, Ruh * and the Landes Tater:, 1 0 . mas•siree, Bristol, neat Mornine.—Comikes tat Mills, h . water,.*l 'sr mem, Le. 1.11E1)S hew itibt Cosch,calted die ltecitnihantoets T Mousing at Eight 0 - Cluck; ca-ries Pour Inedes only, and snarkabiy owl ; %Oak a Coat./ der msbont. Parma thrmill at • Lord, News Retitled, Dettamter e and /'. l llsatdras to Om Collett Lim, Leeds nett Day. at 140 , 141, VlotwoSstao.ling Ihe uncommon Kaprillal;tdot this Caeca, k h allowed to be the nem airetuble and uttme,tiery Palk ;:wliveptiowaut the Nerds g oad, bring uneqoalled In .%yetinimudAl ion by atiyAither. KEND.tIA, Lascaster, Praetor, Kltbri.etuidalo, Charley, Oretskirk, anal Gamuts Peat Coacaea, every Aitsr• neon et Foe o'CLick.--C•istAinl. GLASGOW, Lonetown, Gretna-Crean. Moan, Gumy r i s ., Erownhil.,Thaeakill, Sauquhar•Kilo, Giuncoek, ittitgawtl; all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily, YORK, Newcastle * and Edtonurgh new Coach, yuefo rear g wick a G uar d d u . t . us s u put„ sets out every Messing at teals-pad tilt o'Clock, by way ter Newark. Itetford, 'Weenie, Darlng•m, Northatlerton, Durham, Morpills; and Bernick. Pos.aywo finding thznrelves radium! trusts the length ut the jourery, n.. 1 rest what tins* they please, and then procyed on with. at asp sd4 Fare. J. CLAIM the Illack Stern, Cuney-gtvet VOA. tuns Coaches to Suudyriand, Hull, Scarborough, Wkalty, tad ether Places. BRIDGENORTH and WsUall new Pon Coach, weary Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and \Vbiteliaven Past Coach, pots with Four Humes, and a Guard all the war. Pawn through &oath, Appleby, Greatahridge, Richmond, Casterlek, Borassghbrides Wetherisy, Abyrford, Doutaater, and Gracultana (the scans way by eighttee ttslk4..Sets out every Morning, sod performs the Journey with the greatest facility. Passengers Ue Mod 011 die road by business, ur pleasure, have the peculiar advantages! their seats being sheared in eso neat ICCOi.S. Cl lES I'ol. std PARKGXIt. new Post Coact, Daily. i ECLIPnE, a new Flying Post Coach, to Yolk, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edlisburehj weirs Four 'guidee only, unary M. tetllool3 i at Three OVIAIt, by way el Dcstica.acer, Grantham, aad Stamford. SUNDORLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new Coach, every Morelos. to the George Inn, Suaderlanti. 1114,14CifES I 1 ER; Cottertoi, Newcastle, and ft otverhampton Pt.s ,Coacb, every ft( nrioun.—Gtiar,ltaL Sti REV.'S lil.l .3:llr.gt t, it, and swr•al Post. C,0.1e1, the Royal Chatlette, every livenicy, at Ftve rit.tock.—Guardtd. StiEFFIELD and Bother/6mi Post Coach, called the Rockies ham e'very Morning. Stkl ri4AmPros, WEche.ter, Alrahord, and Alton Coach, every Fveainy. BOU'I'HAMi a TON, Irsne4rstyr, Rumsey, Lyndhurst, Ly ailaston, Christchurch It.ugwood. Furd•netwitlf,e, Wimborn a Poole, Isle of Wight, jersey, and Geer.:sey Wacgons, Daily. 13IRMiNtlHAM Memory Yost Coach, with a Gu a rd, sets oat every Alumnus, Aud,reacikvs Lirmisshant next day at Num. Passes by Oxford, El:4:ol3 l *rd hhipmene, to the Saracen's Hraft, Bull-street, Birminghltu. SUNBURY, liseni , ton ' and Twleken'shm, Twice a Watt( HULL, Hanlon's . ticrwilen. 'I ham. and Dasesior ram. hol Coach, to ry unalm; at Seven ci'Cloon, to the Bull asel . fss los, Mrnn -gate, HulL LEEDi and \V ANEFIELD sieve elegant Coach, Daily. HEICITORD, Were; liaddeedca, tad Meshes% Coeds, war Morning. a CAST lIVIIGNT t 01 LOCIOAOI, 00664 att. Ciplivaige If Tit wAdbonsi To DISS, ;cycles, IlitugAyr 'Puts ef Miry Monday. • WILLIAM IL Mar eT•11. aid I..a.,traprounny acquaint their ' Friends and the P übiic, that they *lll ism Se accountable for sot Part** or Luggage, etc. of mare their lie Founds Valise, N lent °ads:naiad, antes► entefttl aa suck amdl pall far amaranth at the Sammie. H 1144 !nn. Snow I.nnolisat, SOCIAL. iiiIPPINESS* lk AARRIAGZ abblela be the ottmisti.a of Snew Ll' A ilappineM, Which is obeli dlitutiad through the taros that fens OM wan ant liking titianmenatioos which would lie cure them the eisjoyment at thotitinothassearie Mimics l'eonie of c - rery rznk pft, adtitation to the shrine of a-640dt; Lost vitas the committee's's has lams tabbed by disease, nor itehilinted W e I certain habit contesersd main coriy ape, a renovation of stability peesloos ga eaters 4 that .srats la insitapifahly tognieite so tomes the idsaibselsti spats of WC, and to reioutuate the system. iat ho disoiders Wive coot iibut ed more thint(aley to dem my if yea. heal Imelda/so than those which are the ce. tioagoardall , ploasutto • it was this cooaideratitin , iodated Mean CURRIE sad Co. for these hat twer , ty mina s to direct fte, eta -1 dies aad practice exclusively to the groom:tat and cure of the Vs. is Dhease,-and the disorders arising thornless:it as alto to host derangement of the system, pmdu red by is dostemsive hash 0 she Ipeaamlarate 1 cboabey, wiletcli Mimes *am dkoreathe Debilities and Defideociei that preveht to ritibirter the Mow nodal state. The soceessful rack Of their ph.i, gives this odditioaid Wets, to appetite she drugs, Of these onapisleN which are the most. Wrenn* An the tambaybe of mo s so kik. fllitk.o. I isaissivoseotrf ptramt ho bte la dolged la lb/. mil 'tart vice to met relief 'oy Proifessloaal me* at ern:. **co sad: bower, to whit!? iiiiiiiiers. CUltitir. aad Co. clans the sanecirn of scistriartioihMhdiray, as well as ties toitiolosty of onoentradscted firm. • Inipeilleasbir the situ of tilts* menktaiets ehey paid oqt to heistsert,to vice ; km; scodble as aU r.ca .. irooo b c of the. earstenct at such mhsitiSees, th. y air their itsimatici, a t t4=esatod MAteilidh at tbe Royal Caleb's Sintood • %lid. Edialtlffe. :- fit an 4 receat mots of fryphilltic infect Lin het try eared in the sheet space atom flays. . limo 4 duntion, toil as obstructions, itiv-Aerate of the tun's; ghsets, it c. me ptrritastrotly and *AI _ . - - 4 1Siassral iti.litsmeit 14.4 Ggationeo of theltriltaillititalleh Wes rosiorthe cars id .bispoor. Currie sad Cs. forAber nottoval of compland 1 u: the or,. -am g4ktures, ice.auct !ming received a radical sad pecnc,t I ,rtketet that references any be made to them as seiracto I of the deeded noyiebeity of *Mesas. Carrie and Co's On ottnetionn. Many oldies. gemtiosso had st rig. : !let MLA 1 11471 tO SO years. sod were %admit* mead Megers.lionw, Has *Me, and other sorgeom of equal eminence, who attemptsil disk Wee by the applicrion of the limas comic, without niece, blesseer Dorris and Co. Woe seismal the following letter frost 'dye away they are gaily reopiviseirow gentlemen raortog tk,as - impend end vigorous health. It woe i Nothe gariorlo bah . u tahnly• Wish moss wrists of peadessienti , pw=iasst erne; bet . ' • ofturd and pursued C, helical rare In an Mere' A ioScatins to 1. x'cor ettteakb,tr.coatrquerce 45ft-tette-et it the Urethra. lecaustty.yosn ettjo; ! 011 retail Ain; souk bc eturrwstb tto dou4t of thalweg hie Attrition. a peri.ti Otal. eiertjthint. As he wet. thieltitNenifravea the complabit, be hie compatilott, Wye! tab be seariblyft* selbovoolie.. pervichte:hYl4ilite %It their 104,14, -- Sisko 'Tve4t4Fris.' • c . . ' • ~ • . . - ' , - • . - . r • *AS sernat to a Mr. Joismob who , ' ' with the • 42R/C111.2 - 11/t2. ' 1/11-1,110.4 a . IkIOWAISI. • ' ofticers3( the parishes of St. biargar t r t s ti al' , .St... John, , Am' f'f —.... . .BARACENI H.ILAD IN/4, 0140W411a. ILJ For th e dirt Ind asbes Mailie . by'tbC•ith• hi. , • Chi • • MOT/L:111,,X itillPcHrt,#Qli. Dr.ncyggt * ,... Tlos bitir Akoansepoilition for is.lll,ers. lissil I .) L.., . 1 , . •1440.11. soil niodiersis Cloolg, , . alefintint 'r• Yler h■P* ea Yesterday the first person rit to the bar was James thh day'rnencioned in theist . ,- a ? -V— Th e h im p es w . i n the Northompotintink tit Ast,Acrt rril Z govun - POST COAC HP liezhcs, indicted capitally for a rape , on Sloe person of the two defendants goinefrons i liduse - to,htilreivitlii'land , though kuspsuzll7 lace k bas closed volarab y, k . , coi t sc s t i. Z . Gm oat from Otis suscei Suunnah Bratspard 1 but on the ptoiecettit being cart and horse and collecting ashes tsbc went up to frorn'ilie:ebouniiice of thse*Allier v fi tong lite! SoswatN. sworn. and about to give her evidence, it 'appeared; them in order to prevent their cluing so and to seize Michaehilis. Their Wheati.lthostigh iota • It_ X n E ou tta, rtyskasth. Wslisoish. Dorshemei that the name by which she usually went in her . fa- the' horse and cart,. when both the ddearlantsfell upon ploimplatopies in ginereU , have been red mu ch si . .. t :71 1 '" a iid""T )I ."' Pl i. C. i t a ll . r i :er milt' was not Susannah, as stated in the indictment , . him and beat him severely: The detinee set up was, less by blight than lbw.* of the South. The wheat - ~, pm Blesidfnrd, Basingstoke end Begs: ' A so .... • J:-..u,1 ttoit; Ow* nroseentor h a d attempted to' . selzv the cart lands throughout E.ngland have worked so well for i B bs 1 ()N. g p As aw . p...„,. stilion. am • _A! .....• •.. 1.. ..,.... ~ itnvit Mail Coach. secs ow eetry Ev.ities titer:, ware, .......... ..-_ j . . *ndictment w i t h • assaulting a female child ' Gentleman, in whose employ to was, intent:lea qua- ...,....., ....., 'Sport an. ig so A 4 it, vi m ,* ea di thanks tklbeir rebtocation tomcod and trignrow o tnt i meas a trot to thin' iarioliciied;frocarbelon,ef a WAS/ ander the age cf ten - years ; with a most diabolical' in tog India for Europe at that period. Three year; A lota Poiret*. t tent. From the statement of the Counsel for the pro- elapsed,'lnd time still Tolled on. but no husband pee " th ! T C" iall ' ale "" Deur', 0 " high reapecabiliig, In Its fivoar,miay hadlt,Xtr. li, r, labotired - moder ,tile dlmtimaalog and pedal utalik! oechtion, it appeared thauthe defendant is now a rei any tidings of him reached his loving spouse.. ,At 14, d1 0 ; sester . sgsset .Q ueeo . sgos re. a xa ads a ry i at Itit w : be Wawa wafer tar Italy of several surgeons 't -in the Royal Maiines, but that in fact be is also the end of five. years he was •given up al-dead by Ws, 441nreld Nitatr.,Wardintoo, 41 0 , igs,.out it i es:at ree r t . Inende..nonsf_ of _ti oxe iteen ot agerded hint pr:na ii i garindeserterfrom the Coldstream Regiment of Guards, Mrs. Bartialti as well as all her friends, and his sop. ve lcir ti . Perlin, N 4426. So i !t s, hant o pwn-street. Covent-6 e ;rd v z subi lLo t : m str. so , ma *amd Co. he t Z a ihdee r It it the custom of that .reginient, under circumstah- 'posed decease Wall tugularly mourned. Early in 180.5 field; Mlailtandall'a (late Tot=ra f tbe Royal Exchange IsPackbront me oak used aesi.lo allow the drutuboys am/ friers to learn trades, she married John Bartlett, by 4 whoth shebsts.had two Gale. . co mbiN; mr. Fluorid e s . perfumer, as, Haymarket ; . ~° 1 Lain ,-..—" T ice% br enist, •6vi ti n ;_sFr lirti ia ttat"- comin Ga nn l i and h e . - was , permitted to 1* bound an apprentice to thiidien. Aboutten days since,- as she and her kos, Mn ° Moicrmes„ es, riese-farcect Mr. StagateS, ISO,- Oafant. thefather of the child . upon whom he had ccomnitted' band were sitting *tele at supper, .the door of Their 'time.: / .., Clarks, !kilgis-sarcet, *roves; Mr. Sass's " sr Cypie,l!a_a_rt r M it alg t nfitneht &DU trAltl b mattnent uf Set-Kt urg she violence, which id the subject of 'this Prosecsttitol- 'cottage was suddenly opened with great violence.and 1 ... .R.1.L.-:., . w ." .. ,;tri d Ur die.4. ennaa ew f, k ilho lsd t s il ß . isb m at*- ra. , He a" ma tu t ra ana 'TtillViletrlnstanees of the case, which . tame out lifill• wbo.shoeld stalk in but , Henderson, fury itiliili lime, . . ~ iv .... , . .--- y add', that he has not tor .y . pAr, .Dynn a . ow 4 ;w rea s I A comfort and.trerdnak fehrnpatn 1 am:1! lal muter pert ; Oa r and painful IsWestigation, were such l et and a stout cane in his Land .:: - Without.adt f refilis iiiivaiewele. batioarimoi ideal; Irtr. Koyenator, OA., `! h.s.baving 41.t.thted, thromgh Ida thud i t t aft ' .b; g iven to the world ; thervete thoc'kinriti he seized upon Bartlett, and literally thrashedilitta s ciavair jr . la's,CbeOustord; Mews. npo. ' andAidical um uf nsal_hntrtll co!atstsint. ,4 • • dlr. ad the:11114111116 Proofs •quite"iblindint 'to 'bring the till he could nojonger- lay-it Nur; then twain to AIM olmkeeter . a d . pallid ' ll l. &SW . 1 1 . 1 1;f Mr. Wastabowcps, I evangel.° itte ntetner thaetmereatell the i glee* pr ea t fi ipt ivi ii i, a i ry bil l h a d thy t offi eal tat troi t 0 that granite tie apple we *van Ageber:e o 414 ess i e heniele the de e ndsint , smi addwed, and he aitonisbed and horror-struck Mrs. B. he told:her, , that ; sad i st osol lftgooSUGailt7. l'hc•Cntirt Mdefethhat be should 40 she did -nor thstantiy. cadge= so Lowe het precept tote b if ida% price 74. wlh* the swap luthiad•.‘tellam Ibrapelotor land ahalifffet ltv n I Q" "COI/ 8 "14, . 1 4 11 41 ae ishiptisnned in the Mills& bt Corkeetinni teldbatii -p etc", and accompany . hiterhe woUld serve herin will mole arld, , tltotn sloaleiteamportroA pf,twp app f atimbl eve ., mame, ca il i a . ;L A co„ i n , • ~,:. rd py4 i.... fiersisi'for the-Ispsiee of 'IT Calendar IteliePtti which: ( t 1 e same manner.. 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