Star. — London, England, 1823-11-17 00:00:00

i . .. . jump.ivivirm.-mmvv!--_ IRELAND. THE MURDER OF m. WEAR.E. POLICE INTEL.I.,IG.ENC7. :LOVE. . —.......ma. . ... 11110.... . A curious circurnstance.occurfecl on Friday at Hert- -rto-. MANSIIISoiIoUSE. ..saiii.... . _ COURT OF KING'S MINCH, DUBLpi.-NOY. 11. fo r d , which excited some sensation in the jail. The Ma- . Chaos* Or sueszaT MIZEIPOSOZIM—gaturday, a wow* • TO • A LADY . _ GARR N-ROOK FRO leW gistrates made a sodden alteration in the places where, ,laweiret, whose husband beeps three brothels in the C..ey • What is love ? 'ds joy, 'ds wee p r -c forgery — . A Lady, named Collier, it appeared, had receisW Drought before the LOlll3 MAYOR, upon a .eharge of robber,: - i Tabu the greatest bliss we haw, . TALBOT v. VIIIVIiIt. •• • Thurtell, Hunt. and Probert are confined. Hunt, tip . on In love the bitterest grief can be, . This was a case of some interest; the plaintiff is Mr. his committal, was placed in the female ward, which it, Bank Notes, in the City, from abroier. In passing alo ft . i • ' • street, near London Wall, a *Mail crowd , composed mom. .. 01 ' TL rapture, and 'ds misery! .• Talbot, late of the Theatre Royal, whose name W as adjains the debtors' wing of the prison, and the yard in p tai ri n so t r her notes, till she resched home: She had never St 11. 1 'Tie what I feel when then art nigh, • used on behalf of his wife, the aggrieved personage ; which he was permitted occasionally to exercise was se. women, pushed up . against her, but she did not DABS het pusc,- enn % t . Whene'er I gaze on thy Moe eye, And face, by beauty's own Wiriest • the defendant is Thomas Verner, EA. late Sovereign o f parated only by a wall, not of considerable height, from before. A few days afterward., the shn u inan u f e : th ,7 that part of the prison in which Thurtell was placed; mercer, in Ludgate-it/wet, received from the prisoner so esi7 immediately but on Friday a transposition took place of the apart- which she desired him to elapse, and she purclaasedaome ma, i l l recollectedthat wlt elle kh ited was ett st ered eppe t d o s hi t ra the it . l ß A gl i t il sa l l , Seard with the stamp of loveliness! duction of this matter in Court, occurred on the llth st a o tk no p t ost e. bias for .Fear eigled a false name and address to the 1114 But should'st.thou (rows, grief's bitt'rest dart, of October, 1822. A rule to :hew cause why a crimi- 'mitts of these two prisoners-Thurt , ell _was reproved to Hunt's room,. and Hu . nt to Thort . e . lls. Several reasons nal infoz =pion should not be granted against the des Is fened within a lover's hear t, were assigned for this transposition. The improbable note she passed, and she did the same thing on the present act* • , ; 4 fondant, had been obtained previous to the vacation,A When smiles return, my fault forgiven, rumour of a rescue was mentioned among . the rest ; but ston. It was soon found that the ,E 541 note was a stolen tii,5,,,„4 ... , and this day the Solicitor-General appeared to shew I soar in testacy to Heaves ? - •••• lost. The chargu of robbery is not likely to the simple fact is this-Mr. Jay, the Solicitor, of Nor- it was )aroved by Mrs. Collier to be one of those which she ' l 4 ' : • cause, on the put of Mr. Verner, his client. 0 .', I I would not be that senseless stone The Soetcrroa-Giezeate remarked, that Mrs. Tal- with, was deputed Solicitor for the prosecution is tO produce evidence to pt ove rba rti So passionle . ss and tame, his defence, and he repaired on Tharsday, as we men- XIS note had a forged indorsement upon it, when it wAs , lot and her husband occasionally opened the Belfast, • I* . Who, living for himself alone, -tioned on Ftiday, to Hertford, in company with Mr. and that it had no indorsement when it was lost. 'file ptisour t o and other Theatres in the Nord., as managers; they Neer knew a lover's flame ! • • Fenton, the Solicitor, of Austin-friars, who is his town :emended, that the matter might be further investigated. had performed for some time at Belfast, in 1822, where f Who ne'er hath vivid when-woman sighed, among other persons engaged was a Mr. Moss Digges, agent, and Mr. Charles Pearson, to make the ptelimi- MARY-LA-BONNE OFFICE. A Mr. Johnston applied, on behalf of the at-i gnees o f T. Th ee : .. E l l Nor joyed when she has smiled! from the Theatre Royal Dublin ; sotne misunderstand- nary arrangements in behalf of 'Martell. The Magis- tell, to obtain the aid of the Police, in getting possessing' of 4 • trates admitted Mr. Jay at once, as the Solicitor of • Ne'er felt his heart so closely kept ing occurred between this Mo•D*.gges and Mrs. T. on aproperty tit Cumberland -street, which is stated to have bees re, Thurtell, but they refuse d permission to any second per- moved there from 'Fluters house at Kensington Gravel rue en g • By Beauty's power beguiled! . . . matter of account, and it' appeared that each claimed ....--os.. -- - - a -house in the Haymarket. Some of th b ,' the Cock public . , nkrupti ..._ balance on that account; here it was impossible to son, and went so far as to declare, that when Mr. Jay friends, in an opposite house, It seems, gave slgnais, so as s o Li 0 -' ' ON' APPLYING .ELECTRICITY IN treat such a subject with gravity, and the event s‘hicb CALCULOUS CASES. .. followed on the 1 lth of October was ludicrous in the was . once admitted, he was to be considered as the . Soli- otor for the prisoner: however, as we stated on Friday, every attempt to obtain admittance by the ordinary stratagem.. fine Magistrate was not sati-Sed that the property was the panty rupts' ;it might turn out to be John I s luttelrs; and alc • • tea Messrs. Prevost and Dames have suggested the idea ' - extreme. It is the custom in theatres for females to Mr. Fenton will conduct the defence; and if she Magis- dress the actresses, when about to enact Queens and traces insist on the rigid enforcement of their first order, might hereafter arise as to the Crown baying a right to ii. Th e was therefore rejected. . ... e . A of operating on the calculus in the bladder by electricity, P r i ncesses , or ot h er c h arac te rs , a nd it is the practice that nobody but Mr. Say shell have professional access app lication ),..• ' and have developed their opinion at sums length in the Annales de Chint. 'sill. of tailors to assist at the toilet of the tragedy heroes. to Thirteen, then an application to the Secretary of State SUBST II UTE Foil Tile POT 4 TOE. ... 0 On the nig ht alluded to, Mr. Digges took off his ordi - for the Home Department will, it is said, be piomptly ---...-. '• .6 ' 4 A fusible calculus was submitted to the action of a nar y clo thes and handed them to the tailor, who robed made, to afford to Ma. Fenton the necessary access to At a late meeting of the New Yotk lio rt i cu l turd pile of 120 pair of plates for 12 hours, the pile being him e n Costu f He. Mrs. Talbot, Who thought this a good hi s cl ie nt f o r professional purpos es . Bu t shortl y after Society, Dr. Mitchell presented a pa r c e l o f scarce seeds •i 1, recharged each hour. The calculus was placed in a opp or tu n i t y fo r paying herself the live shillings balance the arrival of Mr. Jay and Mr. Fenton, Mr. Charles from Trinidad, accompanied by the f o llo w i ng account: Vessel of pure water, and the platina wires from the claimed, plotted with an actress or stage-dresser, tamed Pearson , who accompan i ed th e m , was arrested b y an In South America there grows a plant c a ll e d b y t h e li poles of the bitter'', which. also passed through .the Mo'phet, who procured Mr. Digges clothes from the o fficer of the Under-Shetiff, Mr. Nicholson, upon . debt a b o ri g i na l i n h a bi tants A rracac li a , an d use d by them • water, touched it in two points, distant about six or ' eight lines. During the action, the phosphoric acid, Sid tailor . Returning from exhibiting on the stage, he threw for a bill of exchange. Tee Magistrates i mmed iatel y and the European emigrants and their d escen d a t ts as a 1 off the tit sel'habiliments in which he hadagered, and took the precaution of reiemeing Thurtell from one substitute for the Potatoe. It is said to be the most ni. known, yet roo t Ater).-Digges a partment to another, so as to preclude every possible triti o us and the daily ' ' fell as an insoluble powder to the bottom of the vessel. quite aniuspicious of the plot, and little dreeteing of the catastrophe dint was in store for him, handed tare the Sheriff's °Meer, in the discharge of iris duty, deem access between that prisoner and Mr. Pearson, should nourishment of the rich as well as the poor i n the region. At first the calculus weighed 92 grains, but was then where it grows. "# 1 •t , gr ains • the treatment being reduced to 80 gr . continued for 16 hours more, the calculus became so friable, thatit necessary to lodge him in the county 'ail. In fact, (perhaps) re g al habiliments to the tailor, thinking belled . y . ,. J , It thrives particularly in the late kingdom of New nothing to do but re-assume his o w n; al as ! his keepet the Magistrates, acting upon an opinion that it wespas- Granada, now the Republic of Colombia. the teople • the slightest pressure broke it into numerous crystalline of the wardrobe was not there-his wardrobe was not Bible the arrest of Mt. Pearson might be connectea with around Santa Fe de Bogota make great and treatane stains, the largest not larger than a lentil, all of which there-the tailor had flown, and, he wes left in guerr some planior secret' communication with the prisoners, use of it, by -means of its • palatableness in addition to ,r , . would easily have passed the urethra. tva ordered theietniediate change of rooms already men- • -(Great langkter in every part of the F au n ). !WS. ai- its other valuable qualities. It grows only in the colder e The practicability of this mode of treatment is evi- • tamed. The Gehtlemen who accompanied Mr. Pearson boo in order to make the stage e ff ect this Ara tlie altitude of the Cordilleras, and therefore may he m- a dent to those at all acquainted with physiological ex- more complete, let lctose the whole thirinittis Persona bffeted a ben-bond to the Under-Sheriff; but the latter globe, to succeed in the corresponding latitudes ef the o I • Periments. It is almost always possible to carry two upon the discomfited Tatiblin acter=(Grialtaerrinient in declintd accepting their responsibility, as they were not globe, such for example as ours. conductors into the bladder, which , . by means of a slight sprieg, shall have their extremities separated , so is to Court),-she let then' all in upon biro , actresses aid rah; resideiti In the county. • • • We should scarcely expect to learn that the plait all amused themselves at the expense of the luckless St. AT.SAIek . SATURDAY, Nov. 15.-Several persons affording such an abundant crop of savoury and all. 0 . tench the calculus in two points. The voltaic . eerreot actor, and ran about chasing hi:no-the men laughing, were enquirers at the gaol this day, a ft er the health of Mentary matter, belonging to the natural order of the being passed, the calculus could be decomposed with are ladies giggling and peeping throligh their fingers- Mrs. Probert ; she is stated to be daily getting'worse. Umbellifera, and as little prone to conjecture that it .. ,11 1 out the bladder being too much affected. To prove this , (laughter-the Court could not . retain gravity), at length The surgeon who attends her and Miss Noyes speak was a species of Conium, 'a genus to . which the wiser.- filch a system of conductors were introduced into . he vetydoubtfulla•of het condition . Miss Noyes has be - some one who had a. pair of patzteloons, aelieved the taus hemlock belongs. • bladder of a dog, and connected with a battery of IS S come clifno*and is ehieflyemployed in reading books of sans-culotte, and he was enabled to apeear in the streets. The Baron Ed. de Schack informs me th at the slants ' • 031'1°4 plates. It was found that, the bladder being lie appealed to Mr. Verner die Sovereign of Belfast. and . a religioei kind, Whith have been placed in the apart: are now 'crowing in his garden at Ttinidad, sea he . a elitended . by watm water, the animal was not particu- told him that Isis cloilles had been taken from him: lie, merit for her use. She has repeatedly expressed her offers to forward specimens of them next spring; if le , 4 4 lateadistorbed; notwithstanding the conductors detour wishing to act a friendly part towards Mrs. Talbot, re- surprise at being detained in custody, when she is en- - shall be requested so to do. I. submit to the society, ll a posed water with energy, and gave torrent: of gas. commen d e d a restorat i on o f M r . Digges' clothes, for he titely ignorant of the transaction. Friday night, Mrs. whether such a generous offer ought not to be acct peed? •• The following etperitneet was then made: a fusible said he wanted to return to Dublin, and could not tra• Ptobert was ftiquentlyin tears. Th e attempts ma d e ' of introduce the Arracacb a into. 0 . calculus Was fixed at the end of the sound, between the Mr. Noyes expettr to be liberated on• Tuesday next ; E urope b y t hi s G ent l eman , h ave b een numerousr•withiar !. two conductors, and introduced into the bladder of a vel without them: that was not immediately done, and Mr. Dirges swore informations. Mr. Verner sent to but we are inforreed a meeting of Magistrates will then the last three years, but owingoto the spoiling of the targeting, which was then filled e ith warm water. The 1 1 Mrs. Teibot, to say he wished to speak with her.: she take place , to determine if Mr. Noyes and his sister roots on the voyage, and to. other disasters, its dolture conductors were then connected with the battery. Aftershall be - admitted - to bail, or if they shall be committed Came, but Mr. Vetoer was cut, and on leaving Iris housedoes not appear ever to have prospered.- He itts ea- t ' sonie alight movements the animal became calm, and she was arrested on a warrant, and taken to the•Houst to the cnunty'gacil till the• Winter Assizes, to g, ive.evi• pectation of receiving favourable accounts from the i - remaineJ quiet under-the galvanic action for an hour . dense on the trial. It has been decided that Mrs. Pro- of Cortection, Where she was told the offence was not gardeners neer Glasgow, to whom a box was sent. The coned being 'carefully withdrawn, the calculus was f end decidedly to have undergone decomposition. This bailable. Oa application to him, Mt.' Verner cant beet is not to be enlarged till after her husband's trial, shortly after to the house, where Mrs. Talbot had been and-lie has been finally examined. _ • A fine young male elk, an very rare i$ this 1 0 •' . via. repeated for six days, one hour night and morning, left, and ordered her to be liberated, without obliging During the last week constant communications have country, has arrived. at Harwich, by aheiEmilyoectra then the calculus had become so friable, as to oblige her to go through the ordinary formality of giving bail. been kept up between the Magistrates of Watford Post Office packet, from Goiteethoeglosintended, it.it :1 the discontinuance of the experiment. It had lost in • clie examinations were returned to 'the Assizes, Mr. and Sir it. lernie and' ble.-Staffted, the Chief Magis- said; •as a present from Coesnl-GeneralWtstosto his weight like the former calculus. Alter some days' rest, Verner did not bind over Mr. Diggory, or Digges. As trate and elderClefli of Bbeestteet Office, upon the MAJESTY: Although not two years eld.)ie sued:fell le s • tare dW e Clog AS killed, and the bladder examieed ; its tax - in his . to the charge of corruption, magisterial duty , the subject of this foul Ana Sit *Richard, with a laud- heads, and will continue to ineetta.se iresieepete l teav o 1 1 1 tore aas just as usual, its appearance presented nothing t hi ng was a b sur d. Mr. V erner h a d o f ten bef r ie n ded Mr s . able anxiety to render all the aisistatice lei his power, He is temarkabte same, will carry a light -weight,. ha,. particular, ond when opened for the evacuation of the Talbot, 'andas to anyintputation of severity towatds the has been indefatigable hi hit endeavoers to trace oat been taight eet.• drew a.sledge with iteifebt - . otetilmeaso • 4 . , tar ire, its fibres contracted just as usual. ' Lady or !ler husband, he disclaimed that also. other evidence than that already before thel a ublie. la. and•is luny : equal is speed to Ate retia.deCfs at or oa- • 1 elt is evident that this process will be of no avail in toga read Mr. V er ner s affidav i t to thefore - hi Sen • -V• • ' this he has received tee iblei assistance of EiSha e Rothe ; . I SCCULSIAIitICAL PROatOTIONILA as.' i. I the treatment of calculi, composed of, or containing • T. !, Yen, Utisate seciatehers of the police of the in effect. -Thursday welds,...hlt.ifanarth 14( gotta, Feraelaer-obbv gal- -1 much, uric acid; and MM. Prevost and Duitas do not g ° g . -.. • Studio and -we 'are glad to be able to state that thee have, pal. was unanimously chasm) assistant and swam tot. : 41p ?Mee, '4 Mr. BILL , in support of the application for a cnoso - . • in think of recommending the process in cases "even - where •- streteeded i finding *but witnesses who wilt be aisle, to the Rev.-J4 I D " Kenzie, litinister of the Gaelic Otis* ' ,qk.; ! ' - • it promises help, until farther iev .. • e-stigatton has lessened teal infetitiatiodOthOught it p . . irif ossible the Court could -- . • The 'Rev. -Edward Uriee the tbapleMlo the 'Or naliv or sn thaoteconsiderattelight aped tiame parts of the case • WI •' • • • k i k , . ' " ' ' the difficulties, and illustrated the points which remain „oar i efuse 'the infer-Eno - 6On. Mts. Talbot, in joke , asked Mrs . Which have been heretbfore involved somewhat in mys- consequence of the ndsor Castle being •tu lAA w- t untried. They have introduced oalmali intothebladders , Anne Mopliet to get MoDigges' dress from the eery. After an enqiiiry of sevetal days, attended with m owed f that ship to tbe Ocean. • . .•:. •: - • The Rev. G. Beckett M.A. has been presenteles, dee Vier's" i •i• " • while he was ranting on the stage ; the clothes were of dogs".; and when the woetids hate kart* - repose , at lafibtrt and difficulte, tile .officers succeeded in o f Elmore', LlneuinShae, 'vacant by the death of the Rev c. D r I • •returned there Was therefore, aft end oe the* felony.- r e d o_ ~. ._ - D.D. pracessing on them, that the best Met: ea fotahearrinaan • _ ... Lady 1. . . n rug a hackney-coachman , who, on the night of the I 'V tl i . !nen , 14 , 1 , 44.* • 4 tbt c being may be ascertained. It will be requisite to as o • Mrs.'iatbot, a of respects i na p . b'T lad Most res ect- P Murder, was called to Lyon's Inn, the residence of vicarage of Overtire, ' y en, „ by the - of ;j 1 .11 4 , I ably connected, heard no more of• this absurd transac- ... . • 1 certain, by experiment, -what fluid will be best for. the , wear., and was hired :by hint to coney hint to the top J. P. Allen. distension of the bladder; and it is indispensable to find lion until about four o'clock, when a Berson came to ,-- o • . • -• 4 of tmord-street. ' Theft they waited for some time, Rev. Marmaduke Sealy, Broughtmoso be Donee,* taintesfe i, her house, -and delivered the message . from the Sove - 1 : rategas of ascertaining accurately • the nature - of 'the cal- when a man, who, troin the description of the coach- . t ol h albakt 11 . • t • '.. •-' . tidos whilst in the. bladder. .Thify site entburaged reign ; the, in obedience -to his authority, went to his . • Rev . Richard Ho l :d rd is pref klg. cl to ilio ‘ tligiiitY of -. Oft* , i .• . .. , • • against these and other difficulties . , however, by hieing house ;he was at the Racket Court. She saw Mess oil. Man, was without doubt John laieiteil, drove up in a Ca th edra Church Klhnaednagb, Cep. Weart &if frign the h• into the gii, and in of linuseduagls, OW est,lia. and the Charles Le Peer T ch, to•the, i • aireaclratcertained, at the Jardin des Plantes, that the Verner, and having written a note to Mr. Verner, mere & aged Mawr a J r luau in tlie letter vehicle, celled him ages of puoleire, Calmat. Ditans Wallace, lifilESlSlSrojt• i . ziatibitsofahe pile causes•no bad effects on she isladder ; tioning on what account she tante, she was stopped at familia:if "lick." The coachman speaks also to the Drentr.,,, ale* ~.. J ...; • ' . 4 11 P's .........,.- • and tiso"that theadiaitibn of a certain quantity of nitrate the door, seated . be bailiffs, and . told that a warrant on things which Weir e trek With him, namely, a carpet '''""Y t.. ' ```.. Them " iletb s. /4/7 1 ; ednoL ' .°11111/11 m ' sa ' t ww w , nele ill i fil * • 1 I . - of Potish to theilitid for injection tenders the decant- a charge Of daps at felony hat been i ssued against her. to the Rectory of Stratton Au 6, a double-barrelled gun, backgammon board, site . of the Warden and •Scholart of New -- - - -.- th 4 - -- • position more rapid and suse. so that the hard and corn- (I • ) He la r -Bell would ask wes not this a case of great Collette, ~ I . which he (the erfechttiah) put Riot th e 'coach at Lyon's '-• • -- - ' I . 0 pstet , phosphatesitive way in an analogous manner to and extraordinary hardship ? Was it not monstrous, Inn, end afterwird's heeded to Weake when he got into • •- ' --* tittlettta.• r e- •-• . ''' ---1 '-''''. thtitethat are porous." that a respectable • female, an unprotected woman; tie grit. .r i ii v thin . t it will be remembered, were Wednesday, in Grtwrence-ploce, Cainbenven o tbe ladeeleffir - should, under all the circumstances of this case,. have -. efterwbi-ds fotind in•fil ' inei a attmeft *He further Robert Graham, Hart. eta see. Sr. Peezesettao, Obe. l 2L - -o-Count ROMANZOW, the been draged to a common jail, the receptacle foe ft -p ts. - - At Annahilt Parsonage, the Lady ef, the Ril l Wet , littenilW. orates . tifiat • hte . " cr . " • f vfr t stall mg at f il e corner o. Oxford - street , Fordo , 'of a son and daughter. ' ... ' t Ii •, Chancillor bfthe Eintiii, is 'arrived here from Mu cow. ions-have been forced to a House of Correction, the • citeittils.lti son . it' • ' the h' 1 ailed W Wedoeldel. et Caothrkke , the l a dy el the -We* 1044 e i . 'Arne* town is 'bedding at Wellington Valley, New abode of the profligate and criminal, and deprived . ags . ee,ie were two n,* 0 ecare and s eotepaniiik "ithil'bid them a Make baste " a daaatter. . t •.• I ' • Soiiih Walei. of her liberty? She entreated to be bruught before a . Thet*otheialf Wear* hat also been examined, and - IdAttatltD. - - • a- - •T -454-IT4 1. ' 1 A riciesT Rieke. -Naviaueeponr. (U. S.) SEPT. 30. Magivtrate whom she named,•and thee another. Nol her k r • **t ie. v•. he . t s • !Thursday, at tlaroptoa, Goo. Wike, gm of tke War 011011114* . i i 0 .. ''' - Itradterging- n cellar, in Market -street, a few doom was the felons' jail ; she begged to be heard ;- ipea s o :the e 0 tater . nem un attar other per- Frederic , ► Anne, way meter o f the late K ee . Dr . &meek _o m i t • sons who have biin'thetitiotied: A ywhog woman *toe tor of Great Snoring and of St. Pan's. Waluole Norfolk. dad's 'Sill4e, it'til . tlidifultik,' a stone pipe, and twq whet- she Was refused,•and was publicly paractea ebroughthe .has ai ven iniateetint tesiarteitie,lotti weare not permitted Thursday, at St. l'easevos'Wele . alie.. A. gm, . SAi stories were five feet below the surface of populous streets of ,Belfast, by two bailiffs, tinder . at • • •' fiat r" • The present to sate the ta o it. precaution * 1 • tairgratentia sear the same spot was also discovered name of Ministers of Justice, until they lodged her it bi t fin her in sre**,.,Diaibtes•ts a pp ear tri al late Captain Peter Sampson, et the Rae India Crwavouyis o optinthe "tartlet li hdrhan skeleton, particularly the jaw -bone, the House of Correction, previous to a warrant being ~1 . , • 1 . 41 - TOTEM 1 ' 1 retaitafag Steeled teeth, Which leave no room to doubt made out, which would consign her to Carrickfergus . WAS a (meal. nekti.lolin, St A URDA'T Elhthll NO.—Since the visit of Nov. 15. ea Mimi. Lady &divan, relict of the lace Sir .oar; triethis was 'an ifiefent Indian cemetery . It is known ' jail. The Rev. Mr. Fay heard of this shameful Circuit) . - m ji min &divan. r. , the CHO , Sidi - 1 4 ' sittt . • h brstqc ~ to Thurtell in sour Monday, at Ennis county of Clare Ireland. * debt MS t o bahre 'been . a custom with the *aboriginals to.inter stance, and went to •Mr. Verner to remonstrate; lie A t - 4,,... • ..,.• .. . va i, Ertel' appears in eath ; ohtl has directed tbe at- Mary Anne, eldest child oft ePtldn PrieetlY, such articles with the dead bodies of their friends , which found him ; the Sovereign immediately came, and Jibe - 'es , . ... • . • • tendants Wilt, procure for lihn lire food, to provide for Friday, (Rogge Aur . stusl3ouverie, Req. • Ai accounts for these curious and very ancient implements rated this ill-used Lade, on his own responsibility. If p. b ' 1 i 1 7 . betag found in.the situation they were. -it is about 190' no Capital felony had been committed, unless Mr. Ver. to errav atever he 'desires; andtlitt he(Thuriell) has . °° Z,l n e o s f ea the at • d t""' i' dl oo w a rd . ! J ar e n** . 1 4. • .. . , the•caslofor it • but of II • 1 • yi• hu nt e Sit he knows nothing. Hon. John llereeval. ' ', years since the English began their settlements here, and ner were actuated by some vindictive feeling towards Sinc e -• ' h alt .- doubt tlfe above:tenet *ere deposited in their resting Mrs. Talbot, why sign her committal? If then, it had - . o _, o - -e 'inert urge of the. tooms of - the Hunt and Thurtell, nothiao is. allowed in the way of datetwer-ef the Rte. lehll• Conte of place prev iou s t o that period. been his dut y to-commit, was it his duty to compro- f oo d t to be admitted w hit dais notunderga a close 5411 Artmgde ' 11.11 ' Casster 41511.1011116 / 1 1611114111111 We do not remember , says a . Himburgh Paper, a liaise the affair, and liberate an individual under such an • • • the Seni°r ftlofistrite of Ai coOotY of ebleoroletiddlelPPOM. I 'supervision and examination .' 'Thurtell is not, aillas • season in which we have heard of so many vessels hay- accusation as felony, without bail? But the cliPnce cam- . ._. in his Majesty,. 'service. , i • ing perishedaor suffered•materialdamkge from storms mated was no felony.' What was it ? That a Gentle-, *. cove desc ri ed; , b heis t - abrup and offensive in. his denteatiour ; Slander, at travaet, of apoplexy, lams llavestee, apt% el.'s, the contrary cetor, collected, aftdctvil to those ra nee his interment* bearish bo o bees loral for lib ' "I'w in the Baltic, as that just coded . woman, or aperson in the rank of a Gentlewoman, it • n •• . in • . • • . .who have tweets to him. He persists .denying his .„• "" u „,.„. 111 " has be e aA lag 811 is th e githisliolditdll4=lll.ll. ! / A power-lodria factory , in the neighbourhood of Glas- was proper that ' it'ollould be . so considered , - should 4e runt and means to noon an alibi - " - ' wer....? 0 I •••- L. .r: - I.l' 1 , 4' tailor to et so •• - ° gow, with sixty•lotms, wove in four weeks 1,100 cam- publicly dragged to jail fir desiring a g. rely • • -• • • Tuesday at Windseitet Mr. Richard "Ile time of trial is to near that - eve , l l speeulation will his dwellin g iniMod 'to fetch hls wife brics, quality equal to the best in the market, measuring inexpressible: - from a scene-shifter, a - candle-snuffer, or t necessarily be afloat • • tinge 'h a - grounds of the de. in aet in Caiitaestreer, Oil Kee expire* • ' 'c! l 6" .. 36a English Miles, Which cloth would cover fifteen Eng- somebody in the T heatre , and yet after ell admittedlie to - lisle acme., her liberty Without bail.' • t he part iculars ; ~....., mace, a nd - - Zi -' -- ifAILS - Z-TWIR WAY: . 7T! M i llil l • plaie in 'which theY cid be ellfeetiallydeveliiied=ole a A solid block of granite, of a beautiful grey colour, Th e L ORD bli MT JUSTICE, after explaining mute. 'l Ju stic e . Te • ARIL 01.14 Cobr .. t o e natural hoiroe of the act !lei run - a • 'Fiume • 'i• • ilt. 4 1 ' . n • , has been from a quarry in Aberdeenshire, of , points of law alluded to by Counsel, Observed that to • 't pearly: excited e strong p re j udi ce . Alderman Thurtell . literfqr4 a • o liambeek! . • ••• .: WW I I '. 1 1 the extraordinary dimensions of twenty-two feet long, make th e least of it, 'lt apoeareda - case • •Of gross i ' • • .- .• 1 0 9. re underttand. i s in town. . . . Giteresey audJoragy i 1 Ftso.4• 4 , ) . ) i 4 . sixteen feet high; and ten feet s wide... It was separated earice, end altogethei unjustifiable on 'the part of - the, 'ye il s •• S o r • •-'1 aastion . 0 - Braati . • 1 from the rock by a bore of ten feet deep, and two itches r. •y, the tenor - of Norwieh was dewed:lt Magistrate . ; be could liot see any apology for it ; .bit -e • fo r d-the ' • • ' attoe st o • • • • •• • r i. .: r ip ene t hil i k .v , !ty P. W I e family to af necessary mains-of defence mediteetintee . 0 • ' a Ante t ..11 • '' V. : * * se . I and .:half diameter, charged with 2011 ts. of gunpowder. - • • .. yeevtas - not prepared to say how a nimal information th u ' , • • - ~ tate , and be has transferred the to his leave .1110 H WATER •L - at S -BRIM • • 'The weight of this tremendous stone is 270 tons. couldbe granted; his Lordship asked for the affidaviti . The extent of the turnpike-roads of Scotlanatit equal tent Mr 'Fenton. The- Ma gistriter having • spread •Wrions '- • $- . • 84 ''inuts' •6w* :" . , of on both sides, and said he would at - another time c all on ' • . Dogherty, •Ic.c. (Aecorder of Watei ford) tp proceed "Gallo* to Join O'Groats, or to. a line Which Woultko Ste timei '''''l-- ayLP admitted to mich• ! \ to about siateeneames the length of the country, 'front the Mull ea,.., round It , excluding the lilandst . • •'• . - with the argument, on the parr of th e defesclanto • aid - down a rule only one *fissional adviser ill • trtsenoue ' - • • '- is adman slue I •• ' • . • . prisoner, object to the . . introduttien loran.' LONDON • Printed and published by Liteiii ASP; ••••••---41 ofiti efrofessionel'substitute for Mr. Jay. •• '• • .' . . . nave, Templo•Sat " - . : I ; I . ~ I i 1