Star. — London, England, 1823-10-25 00:00:00

oantie.umadtwt, I I TH AlMeigtinnintfr: AfiLLBANK.• col:C:r—nrac3 r (Continued from the aria of yesterday.) ;b7r1"""- .rkit. irardifidtiKieffmattest- . • frinther Appeated, that the (theme of diet proposed by me. recommended innobistouce, that for . each couple of male aud.fesnale•prisomint, considered joiniTy,• there should be allowed everr Week, a consumption offotty-. eight ounces of uottrtisseiranitnal food ; as was fully! evidz.nt from a caleolatios which I had made to me by/ a friend. • • Do scot talk of yet* , friend's calculatimr at .thin to anent; ;f r . have staed the:Coranrittee, that (*king .',otOri .: ,tritli another, ,yotkpreposed- in your dietary that each person should have the juice of five ounces of meat in a day s in his soup, autiOnStindays eight ounces , 'of solid meat, there are sik days in 'the week indepen-: dent of Sundays, that would. make thirty, and eight ounces PA the Sunday ia.solid your secommendation would *Mount therefore•tit thejuiee of thirty ounces o meat 'per week, and" eight otances in solid ?—I beg to refer to the recommendation itself, which is in evidence before the Committee, and - from which it will obviously appear, that the.allowtnee of broth and meat together, which I firposedfor both a male and a female, was equi *Cletd.ito flirttnikistOnces Of undressed meat per week. .. • 'Mai ellewance intheold dietary ?—The. old dietary allowance according to my calculation, Con cained the reMi.lcif ieventt•six ounees 'of rainmeat per "Ireek, for inile'ind female together.' • What was it for 'eSch?-.-There were .siz.oopees.of clods and stickings fourdays in the week, After .beiag boiled, and without' bone. • . . .• Of solid meat ?..4es. *.*;! 1 %",''41 • c"" Soup on three dieer .,4 and a small quantityof broth on the day they hadthe meat. . Altogether, what . was 'the difference between ybur plan, in point of reduction Of leo& and•the old dietary? —By the old scheme, the.*eries diet • for a male and female together,.consisted,inrespect of animal food, of foe*freightoonces of boiled Meat and thirteen pints of broth ; and I know that sucb`e 'qttatttity of food, haring particular regard to the..strength: and quality of she b'rotli', as it was then given, is the produce of sevevity , siz•Ourices of raw meat,..weighed fiee of bone ; whereas the weekly allowance of dieing proposed by me, for a grgened female together s 'wks to consist, in respect of justanit: food, of sixteen ounces of boiled meat and twenty-one pints of broth, such broth to be of the very tenneltrengthend quality as that_ previously in use; and I kiable that this lest genotity of food would result from fOrtY4ight ounces of raw meat free of bone: the pro portion,•therefire, Which the animal food, in the old sebegoe, brim to that in the' dietary proposed. by me, !vaOr i rrff, vrhiWis nearly as three to two. . The old' dietary bird more of the animal fibre tan yours'•?‘.Conisiderably. . • Therefore the alteration in the quantum of the die-- tnzfivas t !eduction in the stilid•meat ?—Yes, but with :opt` incieesn of the liquid outri meet. Acteordint to your plan them, theta vete& have been ea increase of tire quantity of • meat consumed in the ratio of H earty to' tniiiity-four dinush to the pri 59Nifie thefilkslikritii.449ll 'add imieficein less, from the fibre being taken anrael=4,dirsottilllderisind th questied .. Under ttlod d elia.4eTtliiilegrfele•PailTlit spd fit was gomik4 wee * ; propmed•gtnegieight ounces of solid mul thirty of the juice; therefore, ashy as the consomptionie theprison *as simcented, there would_ ,have been a greater quantity of Teat consented, :tl i -2l h t e ttl ignq rat r h i er wmald 4 r7 'ham froms is ins dh:."9" stilts*. that aitheoghtbe liquianntriment psi:pi:lied by iiiet-tves greater than on the old plan, die quantity :mite*, matter therein contained was, on the ~ • .x':•4l less. - Ave/the Coretnitteelo understand, that. by thi fibre In* mean impend bouille ?—No; solid meat, .1114ne were twenty-four ounces given, solid and fluid, iciatimair ; twenty-four ounces consumed by each indi 'Willam a week; by your plan, there would have been dthry-eight consumed ?—I have already eiplained, tl* by my plan there would have lseesinn More than the produce forty-eight ounces of ram! swat .consumed in a week, by both a male and a 61,31 e According to that 'statement. the' totislimittion of each person would - be _the 'juicy of fireqal-ttMon Ounces, and the solid of eight ?—There would have been eight ounces of boiled meat W . each person; or sixteen °epees , to am.* clad (apple together, besides' twelifY-bite putts of broth" of the 'sat* str ength as . tofore in use; but this quantity of food t including bode, the boiled meat and the broth together,iwould resulti from forty-eight ounces of undresses& *my weighed' . k OLDMIIigit I VAPCCOUIRR 24. , i a .• T;- r.,' :: re:l itkew ii ts ' i t i i ii i t I rk I lic it l i 046- l e 44.11 4 tiieigns allitliiteh4tlit , * IT.M.; 1 „. e . prisoner i '.ftte pr,o '. #r,, .tip. l l: , . I, ged togetheitn the same r 00 0 .4., ' l .. 'firgiectktdr.i . is ''!!eiy young man; 'who had 'Omsk ~ lAstseteen vetelgns by. ,hard iveik and et 6 ;''.' i ''...171,6 pili ' was errand-boY it a üblie-hoose.'.l', ..' ' y.,tiii,the Mo . ' inn of the 17th Orilu nit; the, i• . *Rt pp, and i he svas.bnsVell . ; he en . Wer - ti , t ) ,. t ii !4thtiner rettfritedi again. The 'protects* i tefOss rose,,koOti after, .i . oi-. medi rely inisieil - Vrtiiipetecia !livereigisl,,Whio ' . .. • . ' le * TW qnt•t.,° e V s t al g i rliPl %;RT; 1 / 4 IVnei iii in 'kue4t, z ' iPPL'' ' ' fi .au 'u On . '. asked the ' constable, he denied a I.knovi i ii t t II issOf,, . e pliiiiieVne. ' *AS length, hiswe,VerOle cpntes .. 03!.h kss . e3 htni, add'had lodged with hini.-Irir !lisilYr, ' 'M,J il itatice rA it sr directed that all the expenys.slla . be giie 'to - the prosecutor Which 'cossildflie.hllosired: e• very inn& regretted that theycingiOin'a hOneOrn ings had thus unfortunatelf beenlost. .'' ' , ~ A little Urchin of the mpit Miserable appearanciis o ly eight yeariald, of the.name of William Huai,. was. sii dieteil for picking the pocket:of 'a female, in . TO* ham-court - toad ,' The'urnaeStitrfr itatid;,tbfki*rl induced to go into a crowd in Toitenhatn-court-reA to see a fight there, and she had; not remained fheie long . before she felt somebody at her pocket.. be turned ioand, and round the hand of the little boy ! s) her pocket. she gave hips three slaps op the face, e 4 the crowd cried out, atepre hint alone . ' She put hef hand into her pocket , and inissed 2.54. the had there:24: 4 You little donkey," she said, "you hive token .gi. My money,* end the boy answered—l , Yes, 1 hsWe .2k but they were given to me by, my poor Mother:" , A constable soon after came up, and.. she' gare.him in charge. On . searching the,boy,..l4s. ed ? Wirg-tOP94 in a sort of slip pocket, conCessledlifthi 041% and, was dill ficult to be,lrou ad. . • .; The lOy .being asked if lie had aisything to say , labia defence ? cried Very myth, and said that the witnesses . had sworn falsely against him., The Jury pronounced a verdict Guilty. " - ~:._ '. ,• ~ • • Mr. Baron GiStaoik ittlled l ibe .censtable into the boa, and asked Weil/be anew anything of the prisoner?. The witness said thole:4 bid parents, who were working uphoLterers. ; It 'Was him the Custom Of great boys .to employ little boys to pick people's poeketkbeiasule ,if such a boy wis.taksill they had pity ea his youth, and usually let hitiilkei. Mr. Baron Gaaltaw said, he should cfetuiply.lPark this boy . ft * * fourteen'years': tsinSportaiion ; and,.* thought it right io tell the Jury his reason' fir so , 'apparenik . hers% a sentence. If tbii lad were An prsonecliore - Month, and then suffered to go at large, hi sveultrejoia the gang of thieves from -whence Ise had been' taken, and recommence his thieving ,prac tices. The most merciful course would be to send tht boy out of the country, and ,thus effectually to prevent his joining his evil-disposed companions.. Creveronse c 'now paid great attention to these cases, and were most desirous of retrieving the characters of these boys, by making them work at a tradq; and giving them .41441- ;trions habits.—The little boy was then remove& . . . • bar, and conducted: back to prison . . '' Chitties' Hilliard and Thome as .11even; a yogaglail; convicted of picking the pocket of. Robert Stuart la a pocket-handkerchief. • • • ! • '•• Mn Wontner, the keeper' ttliewgit* (the verdict Ossifies been pronounced), was cened'i4tb , the boa 'lli Justice PARE, and asked when theenprisoners wirer cestedibefore the present occasion?. bin Woe!** implied; theft Charles Hilliard, the elder, prir / Otter, tele& siniktine a g o, and sentenced to titrot7tOlithsJ irsprisontamt. The boy bad never •bion tried, but had frequently been in cestody.- Highemberhadbeen tried arid convicted at this bar.. • • • . • , • Mt. /heats PARK was deskous* 4holudb*Aie: decay. undurstoOd, drat a prisoner bowing encaseintenn thalsenelit of clergy, might, on his sensed .tviak a' - • ce, be deprived of it at the • ortheP • ern.. , ~ e l lft•;.LAir. who appeared as for to couriterplead, he, as. gm** ;I di* honed to pass a eenteneteiliendiespors . •' tester Hilliard. Thal wits* preCise weirs**, `took, when a hairister.,:*44l4aster Adtai; '~iS war far front &deities wiAn'stip hi the isreseat kotance. He was only anlionctisat the law of the kotrotti, should be folly knowtt, and that prisoners should be aware in what jeopardy ehefplaced their lire:. Mary Ana Pierce (alias .Ledy Berryesere)wite.put to the bar, charged upon en indictme n t with sterling from age person of Thomas Bolton aloveteigni i fds property. Before the investigation of the case was 0/sentenced, it was found that there was a misnomer in. the indict- Ment, Of Aj aVinnkfVr. ESSreiVg; * Ab g reirnfir24l• l('. iS(I II 101 1 .74.4064;..4 . 4 .0 .; vat vire entnitit weeretwowaceninfiftwiLlite POOR-RATZS OF VII PARISH OF R0m6: 4 1 ,4 1L This wail-hri egitallYsigainie.tffelfale . impoSed opord hY th* . itir Ire patiara ; ; ground .on he that it u'is 6 ,cittry itaVit,'Of ! CIO* till tit 004 the dwelling ! War ehouse r , toimerovesecurarks, without . partiLieriaing the- ninon* upeso.dte: d weilinthouse and. the other delkonfreiatiaaf ',dr, red*? • respectiiely, .When The ca SA called , reqUesteit that the Copra ; weal .posOone.itlof, a short time, a* 4Mr; Adolplins,..whowtsconcetutelfevelie respondents; eras notlet tereVinttYCouit, , • ,Mr.334.o. , :aeinyinllle Wan' litirT*.listt, • Mr. Piatsb er t_k 1111; . 1 vir to say' 40 whhOst • (Lseytniit).. /Sella-etc is togs In the dirt if Oyes Death ; Eresesl 3 and wN 7(41r bete e tit lite* miOntes. ' • he,'44,l.said he could not postpone the case. Itar..BaLliaaak,Said Mr. BnonalClL then, on behalf of tbe..Qonspanp,.trged the .objection above stated, • and etintended thanas it vas for the appellants 'to dist Over whether or not their dWelling-house, for in stance, was fair.'" assessed, nOt being informed how. much. she vate referred to it, the rate must belstashed. Mr. PI.ATT contended that it was impossible for the' parish to take every part - of 'the property mittcote it. -separately. The whole premises sieve inclosed within ecwalli and could not be rated at'al‘ if not altogether. ' 4 'The COMIT was of opinion that the dwelling-house, Mid the bthet roves* ought to be assessed separately ;. and therefore' ordered the rate to be quashed. . -0/aka Thnoon; a pensioner of Greenwich Hospital,be tween 50 and 60 years of age, upwards of six (Litt high, and blind of an 'eye, leas indicted for an assault Upon Elizabeth Snelling, a child of the age .of nine years ; and for a similar asssnik upon Matilda' Bradbury, a child a fkw months oltier.-4h• Jury found a verdict Of Guiay. - The prisoner observed, that be had been itrickilf the College list and deprived of his out-pension, in • conse quence of thirindictment. The COuaT'sentencedlim to sit months' bard labour in the House of 'Correction. • Mr., PLATT exhibited' snicks of the peace - against William Henry Carmiehael Smith, Esq. ofSloane-street, Chelsea, on behalf of Mrs. Smith, his wife. They stated that on the 213 t of August last, the defendant had a carriage.* the door to take Mrs. Smith to a private mad-house, and directed her-to get into it. Having some suspicion of what he was at, she endeavOured to make her escape from ' him .„ . She succeeded is getting ewer from the hones t but he followed her, and forced, her into the King's Arms public-house, where he sent for two wotneti, 11414 pack-a Strait waiscoat upon her, and had her conveyed to Kelly!htleie, in the King's-road. • She remained confined hire - until the 28th, when she was taken by Hattie Corps. before Mr. Justice Park. On the 27th Mr. Smith came to her to take her home, but being afraid of his designs upon her, refused to 189.184411kati -qOn 'Which he threatened to. have. her itakettoto Tuthill-fields. prison, aas she was not yet :brveithertoti enough.!*- Upon her going before Mr. Jus ilie.Park thenext ao be. immediately ordered her to use liberated. She than went to a friend's house, where. !sesame to her, and threatened to have her tale's. on WIR4 Ails, under the authority of the silver oar, and ms* America. In short, the exhibitant entertained akirehensioni of danger to her life, or some te' ! . y harm, frim the,-defendant, and applied an have him bound over to keep the peace towards her, The COURT observed that it was a very dtmgerons thing 'to inter*" *wen . num and wife. Thtte were no threats - it:tied, 'eiccept tlatit.be would have hei4ent America, braltkiatbority of. the Admiralty.; not hr. any Violence ofivicown.. = • Mr. Purr said his fats* •ooft4wet skewed what miOthi . saes fated from idea. -• ' • • • • The CoAraw.sw— G ive theilefisiblit notice s foe to.ewietOw we' canoe send a °outman to siphssuch o sic:lis ,tots: W. Pi/Air—Trio *it' Mini !Ow*: be is Wiley vodei .114sittitts-.4s he set .Thiss4ii that else can Paten to Tier aop!liatioe: Lit the same teekanisinces be otintwhecttwtwetiE ... . • „ "g ritiinosi Brace, Mx 'Spate, and John so6.4 o ',lrert conekted:efistterii . W.e4oPleatie 4/ 1.41 hik*hiff 44* counterfeit money so-their:possession, knowing the same to he coutterfert. ;They wererseverally .seisteueeti to twelve' MOO in . tbk . ffouse of Correc tion, and, or, 44.1er,eeti;fnitheir good belt elk:: Our for 11001Sitn at itkasindolaisat iaa. , . &rah Boost ceevleted •Col , uttering ably,: and sentenced do d teepths,MEcitipsithent; andtOiltid.lekti ritY forilla..o;4l.lb4Mitu,C7**.**lll 4 .. . . . . . . . Itre always drat' when the T t4 4s" 7 a WA : . t A L . u .t.. , ethies4ay motaing, abort five' Liverpool - ' the f* Thinnie _ toi oArl si garriQVlng• . nt, was' eglarged tatiot t las. fain MO* la: nattelAdde. SAW larked dam ! inpraingild began duatidat Eschaage, in k int au met Popp ap t apruptitta i Nig . ii , them, an wars 'enid Opt . . ;amiably& in 29Wer. suit them.then directed them id 'ol4b r i' 41 Mit ne .certain Mae a , hen be stsaidly:ihnii: ktilothe .afterwseds ;earned-in.: Mx hameinandissidthe wasoduchieleg g a aimarrillA-. lie‘haAllilaYa./IPLNItte Ater. ItAilvilehiehh!nw e OW. In the presmiLogy outs tad had, be_cb. robbed of ew e* , 'liming ' brim s to , and' Me - Ideb MArob'edidinitad t/deader for the at ' ' • 'A mad mated ilkpoiti, the Arlin of a Ovemwhis caelk.w i Aped's/. by the Low .hittofital fo so r.libind with and Wally: -wan 'mole his coach, wiarp a ed . to do ~ from before AW N * * Church, during tivindEi ice, do Sunday last. •GIM•It DR A Lt. ••. • • Tax Femme Cnama.A.Doeld 'Ferry; the messenger of sh e ig 4 :Prison, whose perilous ezaminatiya reared in oft p ot* Monday, was rein brantylat up before the Sitting itivistrate, Aidernain C. Sawn. A Geetkman trona-Messrs. Knight and Pisan, the Sned it „i attended, and stared that they had not been able to trade vet pretesting Smith, or to obtain say healer inaimationa e ng 4 to Implicate the 'miaow in the transacifm..--He wasdischarget. BO kV-STK MT, • • 'Yesterday Mr. VACUA' George 'Dialoging appeared . before'iti tiittiot Magistrate; Mr, Hatue, , and stated that be was blank% to revolt that a stuneSans, or semi other process, migyg i n * against a •portsr to ,one of the ions, ander..the following c i f statues :—On the 11th September_ Hot. loe,reas sent by the of the Morning •Ckoinick Newspaper to Ulkagow; to attend tad feet the proceedings of A dinner *DM* was given by the inhaldb. sof et that place to Henry Brougham, Pie. Before be left i ab , don, he received instracibon also to t; it tothe Miter of wit r, a sketch of flop preparatant which were made for the h i g. sal. In obedience to Emeineirtictions,le Wrote an account oldie mangentents and other indigents. canseeted with the the extent of a column. This 'matter he reclined in a Un a * paper parcel, and directed to the " Editor of the Observer," mid i an endonepsent to this eitect-p" If this I.Arcel he delivetud bran diately upon the•arrivid of the man, the bearer to receive in dit. Hoge in addition to the ordinary carnage." This parcel he e ery to be regularly booked. st the °blew null tkoong at the same time that it should he patiadaely noticed on Men" bill, in red ink Of other Wise. By the ordinary course, the Ulu, tour ma il , whiet, left that thy on the same night, would rack between ten and eleven' o'cloek'ott 13itorday night, ae licit bad the parcel bort regularly forwarded, it would have arrived a perfect dose forthe Weirdos-, its Patents in the Ofatonr.-.. On his arrival In town himself, sane days after, he was not a hole mortified to find that his labours Were tendered nugatoty ; for the parcel, whklr Ought. to have been delivered on the Saturday nigh; did not •nlisek the odic, till the next day. On further inquiry in learned, Aso, that although deb directions which he had gag for early delivery bad not been complied with, still the pre:shun* had oared for Audi delivery had been exacted-,-the sum received by the 'porter being Ka Bd. instead of Ss. Sd. which 'was thi mew of the ordinary carnage. • lbs applicant dedradMetatc, chit ighnettstiag proceedings spina the patter, he did via sites to east the lightest imputasion ibi*Proprietors of the 'mail isenailon, eneellon, who be believed were . highly respecbable, but. simply a punbiltheit servant far a groats and iiiitarbanta mere*, aid a bath facedestortion of 6s. • Mi. Maus said, that as the sum usendstad :bad. Writ hem be lauded isextra carriage, and did net cans nuke the deeinnlaset of the offence recognised by the Act of Parflunent of" overchsee.. he did not see how he could Interfere. It wai clearly an onjj.ll extortion, sod no tioubt toad betitoreitid by a ummorts le di w Assetof 4 1Tats. TMs case (Mr. Mitts observed) monody as aa. *WA ! II the negligence ty kklaasso frequently in dps et parcels, aeA.which was sometimes prod el tdeel lls edlaps mieelitences ; add yet, if an Act were introduced fares. ~spit conduct •no doubt the Magiliticeslniiid he snub* Ankargensaris would be put forth, to prove that the paw 'relkdd in then was of too eatendre a nature. - ' Mr. . Reuling thanked Mr. Lisun for his infennaties, 4 e4ded;ihat he had in his own person suffered most seemly by nigileence ; but in flit present instance he appetite* for &gimp. tot of the - Observer, ' Mho bad been totally 0 ill ilk tAlikg Toms to =ratify the rob*. •-- • • . t! i : ii, , . •.. quitgal-sgu* az ic • • A eraziontekto VAGILANTII Ma une amen or Itaveseu—Tte Igistrates for the but two days were chiefly occupied in catal* *Woes in the investigation of the emiduct of sue of tie& lireeptati patrol. It appeared from what we could collect (facia pprepplotion wu private), that the patrol, on Monday last, invegjk Is . • isniore the Magistrates, charged with begging ; that he swop : , ~', r went Into a baker's shop in TothiU-street, to beg. fat i' aut./Amen be came °tithe placed himself in the street in as. eianitert and would not permit any person to pasta" • • • not give:biat charity. TM an was committed for akentik, :. . n the constable's *auk; wltteh entitled the constable to a inpea los.' Subseqiently • the Magistrates welt informed dist rill: • hid ewers falsely for the sake of the reward ; that Ilk oat begged, but be was eaceedingty drunk, and MA, . t Aceri's party, to whom Combs Walattaclied, task Mule: the witclrbense. - . i• ... „, a ,- The Magktrstes consulted topethisf, _lllaili - tir/ were of aft iii. id* that they ewe toe lath n igA upon •y maul* OW wildinein, interested in having.Paseeds , colndaittei as eagraaiesvai The desk wu ordered. to draw pit it monist of theme,. oat Slimes. party of patrol . wort directed to Wend at the,Setsekq ',Site's' 06-U, Wilek - lin . Ity.cartien,lidetided to by tit l e cii : '. I -+' ''. s'i --. .• i ' sailosukacnistz, c . . 14 i :Jabs iirtArikriel.Mapair4trrifs, kne charged with Witch r: ' hill some . kr.,Ef ,Tflp . lif t. ,tbatr_ _ agerentiee, *kb o il*. him some bodily hart& their evening, E!k ' ' appriletice'were tidied op radii to tea.. and i tta • 'cheat* Ws Uri masplainsat likelhate hi tbeinillt jug; . Ile drank lei slia /AVIV Ntlet.'irilint the candle with her, asibsik• ilto approathwifollowtl4. wLFP, tileAßaioldPia& ol9 V4 lber w it. to war bli wSick a Pal 7gn7. 4 4101, ae Illbu,_ ,yet Musk . - 111 e yourgeg soy ra s t o ' a tonal., and fed IS essilieltltesirliediliVllolk ersaAlskiitilli t& be Intreguted if er - - `-- -- ' • , Therstlasf .ramoisilli ' l t " vin WI 1. 71P 4b 4. ," A n .4 r.!74 . 44444 t 6 P. 4 9t 4 P 4" '" I D WW1 1) " ‘ '" tt was mono that there was a misnomer itl WC inuicv. Diksh.Drig rtax.)Veiltursday tnorning, abOnt five tel e a hm e ig,7, Ti m e s * egoomooroa t a o h anto e t ;moossue. free of bone. ' • . mem, the sante isf the prosecutor being santael instead o ' clock ; , a f i re mns,discesirtni at L iverpoo l in the lofty *kWh VP 495 1 41 6 110 47,1171***0 Peaysusv •Jils-tikiitfetiet - Did you state as. quantity' of •ox cheeks P--No. of Thomas Baton; as charged in the indictinent. range of wareboiseis opposite to the King , . old tobacco Sr a dt 2 6 7 it eke ti and adsisett Of *ll,Olll ..Do you know whether the 'opinion of any medical hi e . justice Pox. directed that a 'fresh indictment warehouse ; w app i ng ,.. ,-, An .. ithstin was i nstant l y r i sen, To Ca ilowliaufbe/ 6 4• 1 7; ' 11 .F17;,• • - s was taken upon the oh. . 'of the dietary ?- mods- ' 0044' • should b e p:anted before the Grand dair y, and that the and the engines .arraved on the spot at soon as possible; ! , ~4 1r. .‘ .:L• i u _- fiTOUßkedistagitZ: .; •efiti'• ie was an opinion ; T : (1*,04! ;Committee , rieentr should be brought up for trial on a future day . but alleseitione,toudtilpitilithe flames were uneven- ;P. Davis Was thalled with fobbing XS. Issiti4.l'sfibuibl . e opinion of a friend o . ilia., who xotosbneoded four . . ing, atidin - avt3ll6in'S three warehouses we're n'help of • tip . 0 04 . .. Als - 'The ptiionet was then remove - 4+oo4oer. . 1.. - - Dances of meat four days tilt Vint 's= Dr. Ha- .. - - • :-•..--..=.L. ..... .-. ..i. •• ~ ruins. These.loglicnits Meet, , loftiest Mt Liverpool, . ri tvfa geniis, an old colleague of thine, itittfermetly surgeon • . Seamus Adememirisk:ftkit • Iliiiiiiki4hurtday p bean not less tirmitca,49rii. h n i of h • ti o , sere the separaularluu Plibuser aSSISMS-lIIIk to prisoners of war at hinctsanfaross. Do you know Whether Sir Joon" Kicgregor was cow below of the utmost 00444 kit . ' occurrAll prepestrai Awls. %nth a Co-Atibi contained . firesi i v o ia b,: 4 4o„., 0 4, sw ,„.** T oisio su i te d ?--.Sir J ames _ki nsgsn o sh . k wins°, Was cos. w bridge, betwiiii ElOreefirri 44: • - lair', pen.4y 9404004Hpshik of eora,. , .pthripaii-p. foreign,. . ... .. asetlan, ,y .i• ifk Beet *readier: and other 'tussah. loolti011• r the Pool Wider. thellbytibck, and valued at about' €6,1 $I : '' /1... ' 1 :,.. 4 - .• t •Thi *eh" • stilted; indeed .1 know .he wav i fir he asked me, in his• • - . , ''. . • •.• ?ishili aqv "is n eat add' wing to the strong influx of the tie, occasioned besides . 44044441 Q Of cotton end other goods. The „ loi - ,•.. . ~.1 .. . , • ~-L,) ai owns office, Concerning 'tli ch a nge 4 diet ; and when, i " re ' ° named to him the scheme I s had.formed , he said , he was ! )4 1 e: H . 9rtherl Y - 1 " 1 P ' and much - d driven one aakst the other wiih toil lis s r•ii& ' • *d - iplid• •- I, - 44 „,r •• . • - .. • ••• • p general crash, - the A coetiagratie, a y. , eet_ inlaid_ .at I_l9oAooi b tiet.tiisiifoored, -ref = ' 1121211772 :....1..:. et ar..... 4 , e. mirth. & tk i: vet very glad to find that ourdietavy was-so nearly alike, for that his was as near to ninety as possible. '•• ' • : Dutch brig was run.fool of by a Newcastle collier ; one or tam - lives hate. beets. ler*" . y ris • .4 . ' against tge anchor of the walls. . f ri tpordisea heing . digitious in X gritit netil • Did you ever sec any %Noe delivered in b 7 Sit hot:Sprit of which coming. hoe .. wows sauskraw rill / 1 7. w i er , / f it i okser ' Cww : se Y'' s _ lcei " Beasieriess . l " i ' .. sn ot ~..,. ~ . . - . ses, the. ..neighbourhood prelestieda ' dliteseityost Clipparbioreve,qoplawsillieir• • . James Macgregor?-No, .1. 410 Ir 4 .. .. .., , . to :since the rope being Obliged An be cut, i t tell S *on scene.. -The in •were seen ran. cs.4',rof, alone place._ ...`; r _ rla Aukr;i2 i,j r il Have you ever hoard . hat he ieliverectrioanyediesna -P' w r - 1 . pa l ioand the lasi . sif in g-, yr'. • :directiOn, • convents. • their furniture `to ' mt • - i da i t i l a r ase i.: l ; l ihi e l ti a s t "'"" . -, es m a r li ' norsi rrW_ . ' Tel ~ .1%4 -14 e told me lately, That he sent i note eh the Qom: r y l v c° l ?'ln'n deck, an 'llhen y . ' °cc g. ' MOch loss o4oDipprty stacthiii ffpi; • cs; warrii, taiii: n e w asopoo,azdaind4o o Mittee . of the Penitentlgy,..knri'whithiC - di.htilis' sit o*'' . r lives. Another Pglier.. Ilut ork illui' mutt' and Phr, - . • -.• .. .• - rgging, and Ur .throfn On ter boo ends and c. ' %il; ithiottgh the exotiakli iliv,ongite,i,' . . .th r.., , f , thom• 8404. 4 , . Ibtio..uss, ilaoshiis 411 !• 005411 lion to apply CO the pikalisumeo Aug copy p‘ - ~.-, , Jesii..:saved fro i rn „ driwning Wit z rops . hliligfiouttY,.. , .4 aeages a m. " fire wel i cotfined . %o . the !sage of aah, *tier or sumer., • L. ev..";;Jasaisagg.lo Have you ever heard him sax t that he disapproved 4 are NKr/ to .a d d easat-a tesoltquolosyQUagillallaAhltattVa • • ...r. . ape firemen tonttnuen aeuve in rjau u og tiutst t -'. ' w 1 . • Dim ? ..,; Isrs s : ll4: 44t e ir m liil i the old dietary, Or; a like fle4pAniet, at rhe petit/ ?-No; , R h • h • he i • h • ..4 •• I' heard 'bins say, tin'tili Seettotitettfrice, not long 91 .' "et hi th e, ag " 1 • 1 ' brifi l i • W a. a vi sbid pp 1 . 4 ?" 4 " ; ta . = .iire niC .: L402 1 , 1 t i. ! • ' 0 : ' . l . :e au ll s 4 preion ininti ta r .P; i t y nl i r iew An oh tli; it . w ettir4 , 4l ° 4l l . 9 metuthe aU ttev tParlfxrPr c.tirateowiffisita.E. , , Wfitr .,.,.3 az., o: ~,,,, 7,1 e a nd Itn teas seen eve ne. a p a c t el •••ti - lil • firi 6- - - seiru lily I Janate since, in the Prn e ticik ° C4 s Pa t ogi; 494 .1 ' 441141 ' • - tUclk without the ssiiiilit Aastiore* ' -itudintit ‘• •' _L ..• ._".".ti I il Di of Mr . Holford, chest se limey's's. Committee had • , ir .. . _. l _ - _,, L . ,811,•__ ___ r i PP Nwdans i "d r an" l "tnt,'lnS t° 11 ° 4. . 404 ••:'''- • ' l 3 '‘•• - •Ai t n er h oe , the u c . fixed, was lower thasittltAvhielt her , secommended. • ' te him ; Re, was nite t waros sualikup.sass mums 40)1PIO. t ji Tt stwoh4Topyi r .t t t lat, , . . -.--hle ~ ..liom w. Co: , Itersevef. .ileirfeeseest:WviossoP• s .' l , sad the vertebrae Of his oec . k ftmaid .. i s .. b" . ...di_vi ....,..,,, ded-; , iii •Crimpling . WO "'Pr .• - Thtstyday the foth at, ' . • • Wiiii . . ra:4 l' • - ghat „ 1 .... lai r . •ch o n At Alcsstsr. the /dev.,p. t tls i.. • Did he, at ttrftti u t . 4'ltNit ti lifiliOstk tlitit detlaratiOn, ). 4 body w as conveyed to the aartey uanat snorteess!. the.getstar t l.hoep t Uatipe tos er 4k e , T a ina i nelete d . stie , Rev. join acknowledge, in 'Your • ' •"'• t lie tact seen the .ktiotltsd.ont; aun t IS OW 'ttIIIIIII-13/C. .... • :Of ic' . .. f4ll4sver- c o n e * • e s t i ma t e, 1 1 •,. F :, - rr y r , 1 N la : . 61".1 -7 .. , '')-:' dietary so settled, and $4 -- • t e f at 91 r. u .f -N° ' i l iZf ti t l il er to se n=ii ha tit 46: 1 X1flOttilit0'1*Ilti iitt tgii Ct" WPOittlift.',o4 : bid' ...'Y hi the ' " You sat-Teni did .eq4fkivia..eart .: , w il e . ~... prevadlni• _ • , • ;* •• . r 0 . p . 5 1 . ft-Ws to hei wastof sidlietvaf4ca .Ws; willyiu state what y some . alleluia at a proper atoateat- ya gifitiise 'their poop at the ' pia.; and teem * tl'fisinhappgo.guninCe' t-.. , .: , n.. ~. , , 4 "9,, t .7 - ~,, „ , :„, , : ••,,,g,4 1.. you - ebtieidA this - itatillllJi!f, 4.4 1 . , 2 4 . 04 uh strievie4. 1 0 be In 1444.211 d commit depredations on. .the . .sidfirrexi. . immediately thrinalslisiblifitsaijUila, from the tall - bun • 41 :06 gine . ~•iridx • ye e nth jTA t t lk . h6 r t r A ieti °l , 4 w the r i c r y . nse l lere f ri e t4e l t u t u i r ex V e llThi rc i s ;• : name . vin , sum. , Admiral Mule we reseived,:isr the rail, 'alio* iik” intd4 •ralith.: hi • 114. h o po s : o f w s k ee k.4 . _, ,: f. ~, ii i,.. ; 04 ihisheshrmi , , ,, ud l . 1 •- • UnOnl •. • i "le- Y 'OM ltitiot di A s .-h - ' 4 " 1 / 14 / 1164401 " t 1 sntwnidift , h .,, • i n.b s.o l tvi s Q o 4 .beadl . • • ging : 4 ; the nth intip..„ ap vs, latter, sav 0g z .,„„.. ,c4t,.. .. 4. , , 4 _4 ; 4 tei tv..tcji t it __ -_ . ... .....1r; i Dtd' ou a t i•ltc'ikattiY . ll44, . k,los . WlLlkerisr4le - ps t4a4tni of A:200; ativloo4bet" wadisinkr, the gWigOillitostie.ol;4lo 4d r • . • 44atch-. ”ii;'; ‘ , l - -.;: i.l. .2 , .mo , , • •:fin: •, 1 .) kl' es 0t.t...4 Asade a 13 7 4l :ftl hi to fhl clis . b r a m lttofr a.i.. wow . t i me giu m i g h t be ik e ijo ta th VfO tt - , holciefitheAbsyortbo- teas. &ages jot under the N e di t o misds: IA .). - 41.1.1,2 ei aby s m .. i , ... liso • , of Illtgtilr a pi t - ,L W* 4 l l- ell P#Tr.„4°!."'" ph* jas t,aso.t o the Spealleo lioipitaii i 'vespiel r• rface of the water he pus ke pshiliftted that-he • vf AnNept ilia narilir t l ii men e V. st a r fore eseratse tons is 6 li minutes ; itithi. 11'7,i etitetitiO the Cioralil!S!i Mil,i,tr• r b.l •?: l !.lhe . lattO "Id" ~ • ' 4 e l l t. -, 11 :k' . ; • a c t ac4 , ll 9oPAt ri .P 3 : r e#o.. ll '. : 4 , l l * Ilw i°, l 4 - I ''llCtiiitit '-it q•• . ,r, -)(r•ig! • ) ,it i i they had , f isb i d, to mo h e , aot t ei ' llie !tavettt at idifinto thi'adell i ma iiStice,# fid had "trade m uch bi_die *lowa . Pe' hortr- WhKbeelikelig y , cpgit rersch t h e . Attenuant ' , ~.,1 );!ohom po i Ts •T!' ri l , 1 % of tipst. inaimentst tlie,tlh - "40 would.. Inn celled 1 ,s, .a, 3, :„.t• Admiral m ... :. a... *1"....Pu 1 05. Apc ..,..,QtalS 4,pll.kwasT, ow .„, tei. spot. Mr. atreTwi t syttsoh, taw kpild w i t k out 406 0 ,h r0 , . , r i I "P'''""' - ' bru ' uti c i r ',t el .' . ' esi "? 7 . "Pir ' l o . 6n bi ec t . _ .., ; that lie is not a resident of Liverpool.. . . but the boy was unfortunately losswithiceetelinper, 1 ., , ~""; POMO °AR° 2 (*Ft- - i l ima. M. 'V ' 1 ' 6 • I - 1 It 1