Star. — London, England, 1823-09-04 00:00:00

ELEGY, - - ' •1 • • WEITTEN LW A COLL,Zumssoor.-- .; .•-•••• .••-• wilt *MEI 1.0 1 14 44 - 4 04 / 1 1 7.4041tre • - -•• SaisililOwlw494lPPlO with la wears drake slagt the ittlumplists oto doubt Is ambits , • a , Viso ?midst gurdso'.• gay sad 'stony knit • r . •Sot Mill it suits the humour of my Muse, t• • moditatioos vote and sad inelln'd s • Yam, to Any eye those brown and orbited yews, Dear to my est those hollow blasts of wind ! Ben lies a Cook, for venison pasties fatted; A Warden next, who gloriously would dime; Rear, s thin Phyileian, who deelained Against good eating, and yet laid his wine ! - Nest Iles attOngsnist, who to' Beaven's gate' Tits Simi mead raise all ln a merry jig ; Coss by a Preacher, whose,lostkwiudeci 'rote set a t'kabscii—treat was lit glue and ' Yon chubby, shunts, lassies •o'sr ma um% • . . Limit a youthful iltodset's hails , doses, a Wha; *ma inienact, could nem Masks b . That too mods labour leads Ina to dm iambi ;./ Next him a jocund Fellow of the House, • • For puns and laughing tales, say, who but he? A foe to peAants, yet a friend to roof, • This cheerful Monk surviv'd to eighty-three ! • • • ' • WILL CLASSIC. 'HAYTI; .:.; "9"?'6 =. ~.• • :;•• r. ; •:, L. A :writer - in ile.l3olien wlro"itttes that he'hai derived aitsch!. Information -rOipeCtiiik during !ten years!'ecantnercial ititorceithetWithita - itiL habitants; g iteiVid - fiilkiViritattotint'cir4e:o*ot state of the island; , , ti The population of Hayti is not exactly known; it is Cernpiitedl:WtipOopou , t o 1,200,000, including the Spanish . ppri,ef, 4he . islariB. .The. - arni.) , _ of Hayt4 in actual , servcro i! 000:4000, btit!,it iE.supposcd thitt in timeptwat it negfp.raise 70,000.,. The navy- . is a nominal thips, .constiniof one ship of 22 guns,, one brig of 14 guns, andr,fpyr s ansall ,sc . .hooners. The revenue, fpc,iFs fopulationos astrlat,,if not greater,. than any i naliotys i in gutppe,.. in . proportion .to.- its in.. habitants.. l infi l cruses to transact bosinesh, hilm the f9ti 2 /4.Pleeehfluti: t9 the petty( tctailet.;.ifßj . heavy, detim , 4. 3 .4pports. as well .eapqrts pqr, cent.. 400: by ,l f!afsons on importv it eacep the • Erglisb, .who pay , cuiy „seven per cent.,- t tlystur.iff s etting the Valuation: The t tench are natarally.pre— ferretio and' caxty. mq Ia Wst e.73g.4r4r-.114C..:,..*0Rk iug the same langugf c 404 .Is,viog saitsa.nzapa ncr, they possess nuartous adv antagas Over, foreigners, The, Government, is _called , a Republic ;.lt consists : of a House of Itepresentatives and Seriatoth bus they. possess no power oftheir own, it all emanates ft om the Presidenthiq only are obeyed, by them. The President - ria -man beloved and respected by all. His chief dependence being upon his soldiers, he! clothes nod feeds them well possessing a mind re plete with every reqhisite for ably and justly govet 11. 7 1 ing his people, he . -bias numerous difficulties to enki counter to preserve tranquillity throughout Rqs..l public. Partial to strangers, he endeavours to affoso, l them every protection anti support. The indultr_y of the inhabitants 1 regiet2l cannot speak Well oftiTS pOssess naturally.a diiposition,to idleness, and the t • trerne fertility of the:soirl - 40s additional hrduce merits for tntnntinue so. - ,tiitduc'4 7 . whishr,rer, quires labour to cuhivate is higher there than the.Uaited States.. • Sugar and. rem. cannot . tined under.So- 40.,per 'nano more •thin -in New lork.• - As to - their ciStn • iradO t it, is .4tocisinal.' • !?*: Thomas_ and Cuba havkhad theMeit Of Recent • ACC99114 r a mp gayti..4tate,• in, cone goatee of the large. impqrta of contrabaqd goods by. drivers, the President has isiowt his proelamatieni pithibiting inteTtOtfTSe With . of 4htitis, on paiii of .ebniSicatiOn; What,:4 iatoint 14 2 - good's' ll is Aota, brandy, gin, sugar, !cc. which-articles . are terdicted, to encourage, the- potives,:to •c o lti v ;do:. die Vail: The United States carryon an immense ttltde ; .thefftunfth • theaVeritit.ill• their pro v i- matesi#,,:likt..:l4 - 64 English and French carry •on i t eil4tTeist7itaviee:-.trade, especially the former, to whnits thereliesan advantage offreper cent. over all other:voila:o, in; ditties." : • • .Bcogxtir *ght; o r esolteTtit4ay thinning,' some thieves`hroltq'lntti. the Ca n biirpoliso Tatern;apcl,' without dittirbing die fiti in y, carved of picipetty to ~: r. t. ~ , . a. large amount. . . • . . • • . .. • FAicasrioN.4-4-Very singular fact occurred at lanchester stew days since. As Mt. Simnel' Cheever.wasot workin. the field, hi:, attention was arrested at the sight of a number of fowls, with heads erect'and Whist,..standing id . ;circular Manner. On swig, aaet,:*athertaili the cause,' he' ow siarge black saake:of five feet in length, within. the circle; and.his •iquanious head elevated eight or nine inches above the surface of the earth: while hj posterior . parts . remained in, a, spiral ferni,,.. And. So complete was the fascination, that Mr. Cheever was under the neoessky of getting a pole to dispeese-the ' fowls • in order t 0 till the snake; irr Which* happily The - whio2 i find . pOver,OreF Our, m other tvi; bath: power alia over the.beststs af the field and the fowls of the air.:—Sakas Register Aug. 2. Stu:WILING A //Ca letter ' Mi. nois territory, July 12. gAtes.:that oi,thuziday,. the 10th of that month, an affray .thok place in that sawn, which resulted in the death of Colonel cashier of the State Bank: The ciresamianem area* follow Mr. Botsford, of Vandalia, wa><suspected of robbintthe bank, but no proof was 'brought siflia' cisig 1 . ford him. 'Colonel Kell); th erefore,, eft (mod id into the woods;:tieif.him 'whipped him severely,' to .make hins:;coafest clime, but found it ineffectuall • , Beesford thetrsued , Kelly for damages, but got aOttplittpoowhichabs-' sell Botsford, a brother tOthe pike suspected, arMed himself with a knife, and. swore that be would kill Kelly with it if he could 'get au-opportunity, Kelly also prepared himself with pistols . and a Cowskin,' met. Botsford in the. street* . and *tempted to cowr, skin bins; but Botsford attacked him wits skis knife, and stabbed him three or four times. Kelly foll Owed Ilan about 100:yards, and fell down dead. He was a fine man, and much . respected„ip Vandalia. 13Ou ford was arrested andeosnosittadui jail, with a guar/ iverains, to await his trial. It was eapected gine would be a special Cotirt Oiled to Ur Iltas at once. LAW- .•- -.....- , I'AitROOA.TITE COVICI I , I _ IZegkieg: it 11. -. ..!: ' This being caveat day'at i diireVolVa COM 4 it . pursuant to adjournment-aDottoe patinas*, en the Bench. • . g. , ••• r, • .41:11141tLL v. avittasnatv.- In this case, the deceased, William Raise% a :Say jeant in one of his Majesty's Regiments of Beep, died some years since while stationed at Cell:On, leaving Swinburn, an Adjutant in the Regimetn4ackhis wife, Mary Russell, executor aid executrix. At the time of: • deceased'rdeath, his- wife, not behtrin Ceylon, re ceived from Swinburn a paper writing, which she supposed to be the original will ;th however, turned out to be only a correct copy4'atis she be•• lieves to be an authentic copy, and the will she un , :derstands is in the possession of Adjutant Swinburn, 'ho Is new. in the island of Colombo, and his return iss'England uncertain, or in the army chest at Cey lon • she now prayed that letters of administration iitue id her upon such copy. The usual notices tit been teen posted at the Royal Exchange, and served on Cox and Greenwood, agents for the said regiment. .Administration ordered to issue accordingly. ',. : ..-- *ALT: V. ALL PERSONA int GENERAL. • ' :. '• I DK PODSOti, on the part of Mr. Hall, prajettspe•_, rtgnf e administration on the goods and chattels, ( Scott,:who died in Gravesend, in 1812.. .-. Alr.gsiott.died . indebted to Mr Hall, and intey 'W. ; usitaliniticeS had been, given for the next of kilt ; l a:biome forward and claim the estate, and advertise 'mints. tad been inserted for suclr purpose, but none ' came forward. Mr.'Hatl, therefore . , as creditor, prayed for.letters of ad mi ni ktrat ion.--: OrLleted .., ~, ..,,:,. v. . - • PI iUT Ili thith CONY - .N . J'./. •-.• . -- . ' ADMIRALTY'L`OII.RT,' BARBADOS:IC ArtT.if . . • A Man of the name of JOhniint witalried for Mur der and piracy. , It appeared - in evidence,, that the Colombian privateer Aguila captured the Spanish brig • Maria-Dohires, •'ettrly in May; last, about one clay's sail from Gibraltar, on her passage, with a cargo of soap, oil,. olivei, fruits Sca„ - from Alalaga-to the Havannah, James .Martin wasista on board as prise • master,- - with Johnson, Murray,- BettChinson, Ante.' nio Martiner.,. William' Cu sty. lend a cridatto; of thei privateer's erew,and the Captain of the captured vessel ; and were ordered to proceed to Laguira. Tea , days after, Murray got drunk, and was put in irons ; kept two days, and then liheriited ; the Rest day he as again intosicasc i d 4 andr i *,,,t,the midwatch, he and' f h ohusoa gnarkellel,abou'iwittrahoeldtake his turn at e belie,. (4* witness Ottoipsirbeing at , the time at the heirs* when 'Johnson went..befow,- brought up * pistol and . sta3 Murray dead on the spot; the prise- . master ',(Mrtlitst standing by . a t the time, . The body of NlAty4y.'whi iistinectiatery throSvp overboard, .Tap, tightiafter i theSpasishsaptain.was dust•and throws . nto the . ..sea, Hutchinson' was -throvese:pverboard alive,'lrk Joltitioli and. the prize-Chaster . • Antonio Martitiei; . iii tenter of Joiin-Mitiiroided his fury and treferretd•-drosvaing—hei jumped over. The nest victim wasthe guilty •prize-master - himselfi.selmivis chained flown" hi the ferocious= ohnsow,.- hisbatidisk isoned;il4o4.. iitild ...stet: ? We'd himself-. .7 . 0. - 04 r. pretehdesn'ired iti•twa•iilay,s;.• Cumpsty (the •TfiP . tms•chnitaild:oneday by tbe.side of Martin, ond was " "or 4osiel his life . ted'at the tri:,-rattrelre,e,cirerjahosnds t he rulgari; liftAiel ; a siiiiiill4ciming en,- ano 'finding it inspos s ible tii.hi f ' vigate the vessel without-Cumpsty, saved hislife and that of a mulatto,•the only „two. rediatd• ing of the brew. On the 7th June._ they-spoke the brig Dart (which had sailed from Barbadoes a day or tiro hefdre fur Demerara), of whose captain Johnson enquired where about he was. The captain informed Dins; that B trbadoes bore about 50: miles N. W. by .W...hitben steered for that port (where Paovtnence had 'destined him to meet his fate), .and arrived the.pett.darr the Bth of June.. his most extraordinary, :that while . was relating his situation to the captain of the port, Richard Cock, Esq. and describing the loss of the. crew, be should,. u :bout seeming to apprehend any danger from the confession, say, at. once,. and with' oat hesitation, when Captain Cock asked.. ".Wleat became of tke Spanish captain?"—“ We •shot him,7 and when asked ~ What became of Murray ?".....461i shot. him." , . • , . . • .. - . .. ) ... , The Jury in a short time found the prisoner Guilty, and he was condemned to death. .. .• ~.,•: •..... ,:,-:,, . - ' . - - - id—, . -•.- L. .rt;- ,1L.L.'1„,:„, A monoMent is inst. erected in Salisbury - Cathed • , to the memory of the late Earl of Matmsavusv,by his Lordsbi ; :s4ister,the finn..KAlllBlll)l2 Geasteseint Rolm:son. •It was-esecuted by.CtiAittitir. - antlikesiie J Of the finest ,specimens of that.'universally-admired sculptor. It consists of w -fiilf-length 'figure (in sta tuary marble) of the deceased; in,. st,recumbent pos. tyre; 'resting on' an altar 40 1 rntrozpint whielt'aields' Lordship's arms; with An insciiptiOry,' - 'ertitmelitting• Itlrrhany and eminent - ciiplomaticiVrella" leik Sla m w ounted with an elegant frieie an& ce,iiiiitiorteir by pilasters.; the whole-it in a ihaste and'aPpropilVfe Gethieityles -!TheiliketteSs Of' the Oiiiiiihost faith; fullYt delineated. ''- - it . i ..--. ... ..,: •tt .:•,• .... : Sortie days since, iitthe''familftiriteliktoont' • a Gentlernan . residing . deer • Shar.itlevrelVie, . finsily dinner, that Gentleman ' *rid four others, WM' hair sit down- 'to the 'table, were LAI 'taken suddenly ill' 'with iviolent plains- "'tithe throat. and stetiack."• A 'dikieii wialmMediately 'sent for, when'lSOWerfifi, • • . c wercedministered, and after eaCh'ofttliche' • .•' had instainect - dretniftil Hine* they wire' • - • . s e the dreadful consequeneeiwhich thireitits - • .• believe The , poison svottrd otherwis4qtahelploftreci.• IThere Was afterwards coniiderabledilikultyj taining - in vtliat way the poison' hidbetif Wan. fit believes tried,' bet-it• sraffofitt 4 ; s l ti:l9e:hf i n legieli. lentlivallt,i l .; , Onti:Oftiii; iitlretkrt stated thathef . 1 a c6pOry.ttste' in his • -Meads,' aticFritisietlits in iti . 4.l itstation Of thaTieneli Wits .ivilichlatif belOn eaten' 4 dishier,' mid. whieh- Were - lien/4 tebf•lilgisli itta'-' pregnitted 'with Copper. - It thinlititly•{iirne Ott' that the cook, - who had . ** }brig bete* Jae Otitis' tion,' had-put about half a cloven halfpetke in Ifiepait in Which she boiled those eegetablei;iifid 3 ihr th at . ' means gave them the fine green 'Which; they- posses , sea.- This she' had been always iedistciwW fb 40; 1 l and there is great reason' to -believe that titifisittly, reprehensible and -dangertitis priatiee ts Istria - Calvary I generally by ignorant cooks; togijse _thew v the peen colour which so many persileiar4i cOisuder - as * recotnusendation and a test Of Vide ikt.;' cellence. All ilie sniterets are perfettitittavited: ' . ..SURREY SESSIONS:'' ccF ., . I • SEPTEMBER s. -•Z • Jerentlek Sinderby stood charged with unlawf* tidal% a 'counterfeit' half-croirn, the same to be io, with intent todefraid Benj. Bowtell:'•1 Mr. COALIIN Counsel- for. the:prosecution, stated the case terthe Jury.. . *George Thompson sworn.—l live as servant at Mrs. Withers's'. • On the 6th of August last , •at eleven O'clock at night, the prisoner came end called for two penny buns, and gave me half-aecrown, which I observed was had from a file mark that had been 'made on the edge; he then returned the buns , to me, and I 33W him go out and enter the next house, kept by Mr-Bowie'', a fruiterer, where he - called for a quart of currants and paid the same half-crown. In consequence of this I called Charles Thomas aside, and said something •to him, the result of which was that we both followed theprisoner. Charles Thomas sworn."—l Eve with Mr. Bowtell, at 177, Snrrey-street, Blackfriars-road ; I know the prisoner; I remember his coming to my master's shop for a quart of currants, which I served him with, *hen he gave me half-a-crown, and I gave him two shillings and threepeuce of change; I put the half crown into the till where there wete two (Abets ; lase ! Witness soon afterwards came - into the shop, and from *hat he said I took the three half-crowns out of the till, and observed the bad half-crown filed on the idge. I then went after the' prisoner and told him it ryas bad, when he said he would give me the two still ilinss for it if I chose„but I said I would not take aim than two shillings and -threepence, which he re ' fused ; he had the currants at that.time ;: the , patrol then came up and took the - prisoner to the watch house, where he was searched, and one shilling and sixpence were found spon him. • - • John Judson, a patrol, Searched - the 'prisoner, and found upon him the bad half-erOwn in. question; the brisnner then put his hand into- his pocket, from which e took something; on my opening his hand I found in it t bad shilling, ia addition to which I found upon him two good shillings, a bad sixpence, and fifteen, pence three farthings in copper. This is the bad • money which I.now pi oduce. •• , Edward Powell, an. assistant in the Mint, scworn —The half crown, • *shilling,' end sixpence are all counterfeit. . _ . .; - The prisoner, in his defetieillaid he was a respect able man, he hada good trndthr"ead had no occasion from want to pass bad money. lie had on the same day, received payment of a solidi account; he is tather . short-ilghted,..sind it he really had any bad money.upod lam,. henitist bare got it in the settle. , &tient of that account, but the same was utterly us-. _ , . knoire tOhim.. . , The jory'found the pruner Godley &Dowries der LAP:crown, knowing it to be counterfeit. The sentence.was—That he should -Ise kepi:honed th#cooriti. gaol . for six calendar months, ,and, at ihiespiration of that ins se, to End two sureties in £2O each, and himself in:ElO, for hissoud behaviour for sir _ - Months' afterwards. • . . a ran Aq , Maria Matrrey, Eleanor : 164 , ... fp vreke indicted, for stealing, at christOurche a krona! scent ornament, of the value.44s.,•:_the property of. iftenry Perring.,-i, . ,- ....,, -.. ,:, -, • --:; , •• :.• .1 John poodicac, SIVOL , AM a:SeriaiLt T / 4, 1 4.10 1 ,' IllOr 4 ,BlaCkfLiONS ; 4 : . ..0L1 • t 4- . 1541 CAOY "OS. Mir" *boot one o7clook i n the middle 4 the ; , .the three tlisoners.cause into , pry master's, sisop f And lucked • eel ok at some rings, After *they went out I looked . wards a piano -Ares, - where a bronze ptnatnent bad been ,placed,,alrukwhicblohsyeeed was gime.. I fol -10 Fed the rienfigirs, And:v:4 pp:with them - on Black.: flikits. bridge ; ,they were , th en going towards Loudon, . and I accused them of taki ng the °maniple, wbeksbe l • prisoner ; Howes in a few moments said to her. fyypri Oaniptis, 86 . *by don'4,you girt it to the boy ?..-frasie it' to. the bog t . and : gt.tjlas,iuStant - Murray gave m4s4so Ornansem. Two of the Polon-WI offitcrs )4PP0 2 110 1 to: be paspi ng „. ;tubeSonewre.hq .. , took - . the ' prisonen into cgstosiy, .:•,.-:...- 3 - • . ....-•,-; ; .._., • . . • • •On the 049pgr4 tle4ng c alle d. on for their:defence Maiia Murray said she,spiet _the two other prisokers , . one of whoa, asked bey to go -into a shop to buy a ring. and . •. on comingoot site sow. the ornament at the dom, ytbigh shoreQy did.t.ike, - ; ; .. 1'; im other two prisOitors. stied that theynever knew Murray : had..stoten - I the otisernent until it was pro , doced. on she bridge.. -: .Z.. ~ •. ~.. VO. c statassakstfid, ;Obey n 4 went into the chop with an intent to stent,they ; %very Ali equally guilty, pater. Massey' was the only person whcr actually tooktilistirticle,.aad .4 would lie for del./nu -to? say :MIN*" they were all, or. whickof thepr, wereguilt7. . • 'file Jury rettrtueda..yerdkt4 gu il ty against IA OP prisoneis.,,neidiar niniiellisallPfelrS4. AR; MOM! 0)41111004PM ycvn Oct. .. . _. :: 4 : u) W ;;I:oiy.1.: .....i ' i . The:CVAingnii siniNalgettlllo4.te he ialtpallibial. sii inonthkait srixs AtikiLasaA:kePt Pilled WNW. : -Rokert - Merit ~eras, inclined tfito ‘ 'sealing "pawl; ind_seseissolereigiero iskid• a; handker&ht; thetpus : perty -of': . May- Hackett, she; wife of AltaeprosecUtor, , anted jharthe prisatee was * - I.:in lisoisaoisse, lholectof:itaguis,ln.tbe liceof he, hush . herself, • took her husbnali watchifeleit the maideo shelf, and-sewn ioverdgas ea :a Janditeabieffisan a :ben. Which he -broke. open.: •'.s l k • ;': 1 , !<, f . z.:.. ti II t'.. Joshua Halcettand his wife bothislehtilied a Wadi . found. - on ' the priarnewat that akin •from Alabama) , and the prop:trot- tbetprosectitoe. • •, : ..t..: it ~.,;71 , .; ' ,The pi onasundr. no defence, Uses fatale/4 ,sad sentenced tabs teunspated forenen.years: I , : ' i /fii"Olesit firdkeirei tits • •found guffty 'ref t *brink:Bl)onel, abeetCrindtable.clothil/ to the value s teea 101. Te Mart "-Yainet:' . ' She Traearstaiced to be 4 t to ,hatd labotit in the. House of Cßaisttssal lir i r i xi b t b l i-'17;pz:• • 1..- —.-. • ,:-..--..- - i ...4 0•10 1 3. # meti • ! e iebistli/ leis Witsietetot stealing it tit Ai' 11WIttiCsbIlltenTS 11 ;014:4 1 1.11 1 6.114 0 ,4fusalf; -WPAISSIOSSMIk.'...j . i .:, .. -• 4 ,- ; 1.514,42-3 - sookist‘dallah it ..• r.; I•i!•111.ffl '- * • :IV At-. ,Ir .n•-• -` : •?'" I . . 3 1i:iiikS . 1 4 1 94 1 60 11 /1 "0" , 44' 111 i° 6 eCnik 4 iie: o l tome remonstrances by.thaiiiideri of the Method i sts at , - Whele' WAS .aPP# 44I - 4 . thet:lllC - to . tl?s, 4 = 67 - . .- c . ." — 7. a you - -POLTCE lATELLIGI BOVIATIMET. Yestirday an elderly man, of respectabl lansuel JAI Our yang, waabiought before .1 with stealing a horse, the progerty.of.Geo Gotz is a livery-eta* keeper, near hit teitZd of August, the-prisoner who ha in Mornington-gardeus, Liampstead lbe the litre of a horse, which he said he vv days, as ge was going. to some distance in wife, who was in aAelleato!ktatit of beak to his cottage, but was not returned at du on inquiry being made, it *al discovered the very day be hired ir, to a livery-stab) of Osborne. He demanded 201. as the pri only give t: l . and the prisoner received to caU again for the balance. In the int discovered that the horse was not the pro When called upon to answer the charge that the case might be postponed for a let able,:in that time, to restore the horse to Mr. Aintsuutzsaid, it was quite impost of felony, to allow of anything like a com Mr. Gots had applied ar Ilatton-Gan sitarch-warrant to obtain possession of granted, and the horse was shortly bra Drown. The Magistrate(Mr. Serjeant Sei that the horse must be given up to Mr. G to, but applied fur Its keep during the tim session. This, however, the Magistrate to be was entitled to; although he could, if h the subject of an action.—The prisoner UNION-HALL were Ito • me Atiroattxr.—Two boys, /Faso were chargetkwith having laid a rob a attorney, who was accidentally afi The attorney was on his way home on tl in pussies along High-street, Southway people collected round ionic. Irishmen, 1 eactiother. The watchmen interfered, petsous into custody, in order to lodge th They were followed thither by the atton his bead to attempt to rescue the whole rushed into the watch-house, and called hie. to discharge the patties. The night not lose 'any of his consequence, ordered turned out. This was door, bur nothing his exertions to rescue the Irishmen, bu !Asa-hole. The unfortunate attorney, upon help Wed a woful picture, after the rzeesseb His brad was cur, his nose was woundei 'vat wits covered with blood, and his clot tiered with dust. The Magistrate thought the punishml caved contrnentsrate with his offence, i sot to meddle with the duties of other p The Attorney then begged Mr. Attu: duct of the two boys who stood by his si upon seeing him in his very deplorable 0 rob him. Neither of the boys 'secede Their accuser said, that soon after hs , black-hole where they were, he heard the Suspecting that something wrong was tended to be asleep, and the moment he detertsdied to rob him of five sovereigns the gaiter of the disturbance that he wa them'gently approached him on one sid lltiser ; and he felt the band of one of tit 'be kept his monet, and in the act of deal Hs. seised the hand.of Donovan, wilt adMitted the fiet. The boys were et sosonthe. 'The worm/ wiltd 41/11tLBOR01170H4 On Toesday.sdaht a fellow.exattud to this Office, charged by the itienaicity a long period, been obtaining large sums citable Public,. by means of; adventisre in which nothing but false statements WI The Magistrate sentenced him: to thre and hard labour at the tread-mill. in the QUffiUhl-SQUAI Yesterday three young men were b charged with• the'eonnatission of a meta two Gendepun, named Rolland 04 ] • sight. The Sot prisoner gave his nem Wm, and ibe-tbitt, on being tubed b , for his 4 110 , stitsiPasti - "'" PIP' no spell my name. The Migletrate.—Well, Sr, will yoi to spell k for us? Prisoner (speffing).--•-11-o-r-s.h.d.m. Ofiker.—Why, that's the way they • tlarsham.—No, SW, there's ttoj in I • The Magistrate.—l rather ppptehen a jail tiro the mere spelling of it. Con Friday se'nnight, Peter irate James Bibbald merchant-ship, I overboard, and was drowned. D. DICVEatT respectfully sol the Nobility and. Gentry to his m Atonement Harp, for which he 1 jetty's Patent, and the_unquali6e BocHsA and other eminent, Pro , of the more splendid and elegai Harp,-the sound (principally the ful, and the strings (except the ranted not to break. J. D. hat a method of adding,. at a mi Double Movement to any Sii To be seen at the Manufactory, Hanover-square. . 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