The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-31 00:00:00

To rut EDIJOK or Too STATESMAN. Sta.-1 am a poor man, one of the Lower Orders. 111 a member of a ►eligions society I roctiwed thank. fatly the gift of a Bible, which informs me to take the Lord's name is wain h a crying sin. Now, Sir, on the p►rusal of the Times previous to the Manchester Meeting, I read a copy of a placard posted op in the ( moot's , . which ethicist'., with these words—" Fear Cuts and honour the /Imo." In these 'ventral times, twit', Sir, what am I to understand by this ? It it moan', that unless I do all I ran to uphold a sys. tem founded on perjury. or am an enemy to it, I am to eapect the anger of a holy and jest Gott. and pa visited by man for dishonouring my Kies? If so. what am I to think of oar below's] Monarch, as I tar► been told, who refused to set his "abject. this irsample. and rather than polio', himself and Arend Lill COM parted with his favourite Minister Prr", immortalised by this art his own name, and engrafted esteem and veneration on the hearts of all his honest ■wl loving auhjerts? If, Sir, lam in error, he so kisol. dumb the medium of you Paper, to set me right. n. 0. M Mr of Slit LOIS Cl' 0141e1S. TILE PRINCFSS OF MILES. An En,liah Gentleman arrived in town a week nr j Iwo *ion.. fr nm ro v , wish • 'period oni•sion I renni her ItAvel Withers% the Princ•st of Wale. ; elan with ingerverion• In 'refines te•9l.•tnen. Iler saddler tereiveil order' In wi.h all po'libl• a fall set of awe harness for ten borers-4i f.., a rarriage, and four for put.eiders, with appropriate saddles. Ise. The no., was rnmplete.l nn z::•lnrday lad : end in a few da!s the /IMP will he .hipped far bale. VIII It • sia.in band hien''', and is very hand. cum.. The Plinre Regent's and the Prineem's arms I are quartered and highly finished; the embossed work iv rarefied nn a eery bold prnketinn, and richly gilt; it has all the British supporters, with the imperial Crown on the collars, the housings, the wicker., and bridle". All the new imureventrita are intrrolaceel with the Ileston•bit. Hawk heart. Ice. • monodic , * all the teem.. of the ,avowal of the Prig cm of ‘l, ales in Frame.-111teeeket Perm.) An Evening Treasury Print, by way of proving " that she military most have used areal caution in their mode of dispersing the mob on the 16111," says, that only three iristances of death base occarrell, •` and one of those, as oar Readers know, is one' of the ennstabks." Nothiog can more clearly shoe the cataion of the military, those su kill three persons (not counting the wonsoled). one of them h•ing of their own friends! Considering the immensity of the (fond, ** question *bother, v i!huat Sit) pirii. eider ra•rtiorr on the part of the m ilitary, they could have kii:ell is 'sign proportion of their own friends than one in three. The Consort of the Grand Dike Ntetiotts of RUSSIA was, on the 3.1 inst., safely &tittered of a rune's', who has received the name of SI sal.. ELOPVIENT.—On Friday last, the wife of a Gene. rat who ranks high in the army, and who distinguish ed himself in the Peninsula, hot is now unfortuoately • prisoner in the rules of the King's Boesch, eloped, suppored to the Continent, with another grgill , ry G•ettnman. a bosom friend and brother Officer of her husband's. 'the Lady is Pe dof Me ac ✓omplishments, has hitherto conducted herself with the woes* seeming affection, and bore her husband's misfortunes with esemplary furtitede. She is 28 'stirs of age, has been usartied but 28 months, is mother of two childiew, and nearly allied to an so. ti.ut roil noble limn) in the North. Such quantities of that delicate fish, the Red Met. let. hare been caught in Weymouth Day, that they sell al one penny each, which formerly were sold there et half.s.cro tett ; 5000 were taken in one night —an instance newer known before. DISTurISINO Sating.—Yesterday morning, about lest o'clock, one of the parterre itt a most respectable firm in the bop trade, in Red Lion -street, Buroegh, pet • period to Eis raistence by placing a pistol at she back part of bis head. which he discharged, and whereby ts great portion of that part of the skull was g blown off. The ado. tomtit. G•utleman lingered is great agony for about half an hour, and expired.— No estate can beets assigned for this transaction, es• rept that the Gentlemsn in question bad for some lime past exhibited symptoms of lowness of spitits and a despondency of mind. The lamentable event has, as may be 'opposed, plunged the numerous branches of a most repeatable family We an sky's' of indeser!able distress. As the Lunn M A Yoe was shoot to retire from the Jostice.room at the Mansion-house. on Saturday, a bele butcher rushed before him, and said he had just come from the market, where' party of hatchets bad been descanting upon ?listing politics, and they had almost unanimously declared, nay, sue of them swore, that his Lordship was a fool ! " D—me," said Ise." I could not stead this, and l told one and 1111 of them" [here the fellow spoke with a voice like thunder] "that yoe were no fool, bet a 41—d clever fellow. and that you knew what was what !" The Loan 111 ATOU thanked him for his warm and unsolicited sopport or his character, but trusted that, if be was in earnest, he woold not suffer his zeal to carry him to a violation of the peace. The butcher swore e dreatlfol oath, that there was no prelit.g up with the vagabonds—they had not only called his Lordship a fool, bet a d---41 scoundrel ; and he, in return, had sot 05517 given a fel;ots a gond tatnppin,, , ,, but called then' ill a pack of infamous radices, •nd declared, that she lota MAAOR was no more afoul than he was him. self ! The Loso NIATOOL recommended him to be cool, anti, repeating hi, obligati , ruS for his defence of his pohl , c conduct, requested him not to mil with the mat ket politicians again. The butcher left the room. evidently ehagrioeti, and roaring net, " I 'oppose it I hid kicked the Reform"is to the d-1, I *horrid live got the mime thanks." On Sunday last a person was accidentally drown. rd • 'oils lathing at the mouth if o‘a Shoreham liar. from Horsham . e to proceed to bout. Ltst week 15 cerviets were evil of P.rrsereash, from Whence they at tiro Soda Wales. THE STATESMAN. , . MON.MUUTIISUME ASSIZES. On Werinesday, the 18th inst., Mr. Justice 110 - -11011) end Mr. Justice Him autism, arrived at Mon mouth, and opened the Commission for that county. On the following day their Lortl4hips, ercnnyanied by the Higb SSeritf, attended Milne Service. On their return they opened the business of their respec tive Callfit. Nut, rases only wer•entermifor nig% on the civil ride; throe of I: em rare OfIPTWIIOIIIIIII 4 h. 111111111, end the others wet. totally devoid of public interest._ _ Piper, on the night preview to mention, in formed the turnkey and the Clergymen that he shoold net take the Sa:rament, nor world he fur 1000 guineas; and othereire conducted himself in a man ner not fit to be noticed. Ile was occasionally at tended by three Clergymen. brit not nue of them could make any moral or religious impression upon him. In short, no belies•, ■ more hardened offen der never suffered the ignominy of a gallons; al. though he did not appear to b. *holly divested of paternal affection, having recommended his children, who are in the pnur.bnuse at Brighton, to the pro• Mikis' of tlr. Rice, the governor. clerk's de-ks, walked about the orairlieuue. Andes mined I parts of It. Ile then cane to has bed side and demanded the keys of the desks and drawers, or if he bad not get them to tell ware ihey were. Ile replied that he bed not got them. The rubber then left him, and went towards the iron closet, or safe, where the books, weldable papers, notes, Ise. were kept. Ile heard the keys rattle, and he concluded the villain was trying to open the closet. or safe; presently after he saw him pet his hand where the Iriii box, containing the cash and notes, was kept,— By a forcible eff•.rt be 3 - s enahl►d to get oat of bed, and a violent scuff• ensued bet wren him and the two men, when all fell on the ground together. The man whom he had seen at the Iron closet came to the assistance of his compar.ions, and knocked him down. Ile then called cut for help. and saw two of the gang pass him, and go towards the bark of the premises, taking with them 1 packages. After i he recovered, he get up. sod arming himself with a mopatick which el.. roblwts lett LAW, went in per. nit of th..m. and found them in the hack premien, he made a blow at the first he came ep with, and struck him on the head. The whole fire then attack ed him, sod ene,.avoureri 111 force the bludgeon from him, but ill this they did not succeed ; the gang were It" leasing th e premi.e., and going towards the back door. Ile followed them, and as soon as he came within reach of the man who was carrying the tin boa, coutaiuleg the cash and notes. one of the gang fired a pionl at him to pareveni his farther progress.— ; The ball, however. did not take effect. The pistol was not carried sway. It belonged to Mr. Baker, and was foand by the Miens, hanging up its the courving.house. The Ctlender contained the mimes of 25 prisoners; bat the following wet the rutty case of on ogvatated and atrocious nature :—Mucous Own'', I. d.:ard Janet, and Richard (Au gg, were indicted for the wilfel murder of John Gamer, a poor shoemaker, MahlonAlousg.—A soldier was brought before •ho resided at Ltantihangel Crucorney, near Aber. i the Into MAYOR, and was charred by a person of gaventit, in this county. it appeared twit on ens, I respectahle appearance with hating committed a wan. about two 'Para aco, had stoles' a game-cock hum too and unprovoked assault upon him in Gracecherch• the detested, who caused him to pay a guinea to I street.' The G.mpleinant stated (list be woe going make it up; when Owens observed, thst be would he I down the street on the day in question , in coin. sure to fetch it out of him, even if it were (spot) I pony with two Yemales and his son, when the Psi )ears after wasds ; and on Monday, the 21th May 1 a , whom he hid not before seen, suddenly rashest last, he put his dreadful threat into execution, by ; upon him, knocked him down, and as often as be at. going rills the other two Prisoners In Gunter's hoese, • tempted to site repeated the assault. lie also as. ' about It o'clock at night, first pulling oil their clothes • faulted the Complainant'; son in a similar manner. in a 641 adjoining the house. and blacking their 1 The Complainant's companion made a similrr corn. faces. Immrdiately on breaking in, they dragged the . i„, , an d b ot h were qu i te annuals. that the assail. deceased not of bed, put a rope mood his net k, and.lll.l received the slightest provocation, or mu of his •ndeatouted to basso him; but the moat was to.. low : pretence, until the amnia was made. 1 f o r that purpose. Owens then struck rim on the Ii The soldier in answer to the charge said, that he bead with an axe, and compteted. hi s m i n l et , .1 i n l e . ; was walking •itb a' comrade and two yoasig women, tints by rotting him actors the head and temple, until i and hai l ~,, intention of Itiliny. , nipnre to any per. , he had killed hint. I son; but note ithstording his intention to be peace. The trial of these unhappy men commenced at pl i ght , site, he met with an insult from the Complainant, o'clock OD Friday morning, and continued till half. 1 which he was enable to bear. His profession was foist six the same etcning e ohen a verdict sit GuiliS grossly abused by the Gentleman, who called him sat returned n'ingt an three. Th. awful "ft l e"C ° ;" a h—y soldier," and made some severe and of of Death was immediately passed upon them. Oa ecs ' fessitt* comments upon his bring in the streets of anti Jones Self executed at NI ositnoisth.castle, on i London. The consequence was, some pointed tan. Monday the 'Mil instant, bat ChuiLe has been rerpit- page which ended in blows. ed. Uterus lived in a cottage about a mile Nom A constable. who suited time enough to part the Abergasenny, and had hail a bad thsrscter for some disputants before ouch mischief was done, said the years; Clang is about 18, In't *PP" to have been I Complaisant vile in licpsor, and prone to quarrel, drawn in entirely from giti..g way to bad company.: and that the soldier was perfectly sober and inclined Jones was a travelling tinker, but hail been acquaint. to , I f org ive. and th eS u l e r hisi t4 6 o z i h o til e a n stu rt h ! tor ibet w wef eitable dßebil lo•-mana •Pen' t oll "d es Ill U oad .DPnim or, is t. ed with Owens fur some time pest. Ottent hat left a i The companions of the soldier confirmed this, , as : e ,,,, yirdmk..4 , 44. y 1!„.1...,),....d; was ha „ ohm:reel:ices:s tr t natimeestvganzirreasr. wife and two Children to lament his untimely cud. related the circumstance as strongly in his f I the Complainant dill to his prejudice. ; MI. the diversified i re ape of pricilishe advisers embrace/es The Logo Mason said, that if the Complainant I patrician. aid in.; ....J.7,l.7.rize.gerrere.attd ■ a t ' ef lui tit e t thought the case ono in which he was a great su ff erer, , fighting forces nor being isfeseiw, ti ere was tentelt li. uprinar he might bring it before a Jury at the Quarter Set- i t r ie be r r i l „lg ni l l i m ",,V, ke rei r i Ti ew . "'Vp ; : ; r d i rml a rd l :" ' b r it f tre m is siont. From the accurate investicution which had by ki.secoadt.Sbelten and Itilittaoi d.Lid *Dv telr i .' : ". f . tet. followed, with Paddits i on Jones and Too Revisit& ; and she taken place, it hosteler appeared to his Lordship, that there was great provocation for the assault, if it 7ionrij foe P a csa r teco Wa, of the 11 " culeal. °flier ' " I 'M bad not commenced on the soldier's tide. Perbspt Rama I. at. Dermot stood la a position with the right hood the military hail never shown in the long coarse cf ezttesinitecti tilt o rr o t far to 1 . 11. 1, 714 h it. and Poreell iit hi n um the 01..4 The their patient suffering, greater proofs of their love of „„,„, goo d In ( .`„,,'„,b„:„! d ' r e "=, / ,..:d r o t . ... bl i e , h V a ' dmire forbearance than within the last few years. It had be. to get auay, for two simile,. • sin mull advantages. Ma come as much a graft of the tharseer of a soldier to t cil.elisw:l4PPP men ;trur: b ulb ~ " ( I.' s ' "n d 1 the :2"eiriceill,:::::7". forbear es to fight. A quiet citizen was an estimable: bat alma titer met ‘ ' ili; !toe: like beret: r sell a ro u ted 1 was 4. I scarcely ever /en titter au die lemur at C. embe %nal is irb character, but nafortunt trip I!.e glass hid in its quick circulation, the effect of tuttiing found the intellect, ' oan°,4l',,el.7,,,,,ants,lliTpao'huta l vome yr . nrt s .ii x l :. 4 l:lnt i e s lt: e r W on t gnat e and when its victim met with any check from one, i left aide of Purcell'. hend totem, Voted% framed's. right ;mad. either ender the Citil or Military Aathotity, the sal- l'„ d e l o ' l l "L o o t his „," a n j o °l ','; afitt e t ' s r, ) ,..: ll „ eb° , a e g. es eg ".• bosh gar stud ens ii rtlly cry of " be is a police cAcer, he , Whereto' for choice , a .I se. -..— od 61.14. but is a soldier," was immediately raised; and theft: , 3. site!' a woo , hiog mind" Oa* ea_..r r.P•ner den lm"tret. Weer Ile/a), °embers of idle fellows to join in the c ''' ; ;;-', 1 ,T . 1 . 4 ".7,.a t e r ; ; ; t1 „. e ,'„ C a . , r , R 0 1e , f ii " l. , ha o Nd irr ed , bb::,we wit h girt' ' a u l l 'a attack, some from a taste for riot, and others from a take tiptoed in be the dctersainetiste ef boll. arid th,e; dids• Car of justice. ' witatilit drinking. until email am billeted doses. Y. to law ' ell Dv mot. The soldier Wits discharged, after having received i . he es& WWI cr Sltltermat's party a ma ! mars a rt e l t tab s advice from the Loan MAYOR, In obspree the rand draws is the sitirtatAtiar in the sin, it'd this e sto.loo WIN military principle of forbear well a , o f „ amp ,. , It n e a /crocd by as 'Katy a . ;.'in storm as c.os be eaereised. It G t tr.owtt.t. —This bealileall al ibis J Wilke-COWS wi g is ion riai in i i :is i lt si w ss a gir se s ' 11. !; . S h je b y sbeild ir s l i : i l 'a e lf. g it : did lint commence yesteri'ay till neatly half-past two i Servo b hied for shelter. but the fighting age hip an week se the confo.nia of the .144191, awl : 'ire ottrot leilladlearre f mitt . . . POLICK. -Ali EXEGU Last Saturday James Latium, aged 39, end Julia Piper, 'god 42. capitally convicted et our late Assizes, the tumor of sheep-stealing, and Ilse latter of burglary, were hanged at Iforshint, pursuant le their respective sentences. At halfintst twelve, the greet gates of the .ant were thrown op►n, end ea- Minted to the view of the spertatot• the cart whereis the two malefactors and their executioner were ~it. ed; the melancholy procession then soled •lowly on to the gallows, in the usual w•y, without any thing particularly noticeable, except the improper moose which Piper entertained of the awful situation in shish I.e appeared. On the arrival of the cart ender the fatal tom the Res. Mr. Noyes', the Cler. Eynon in attendance, evcondud it, and began to pray by them, requesting the unhappy men to join him ; hot this Viper refused to do, using he was a murdered man, and that Peirce, the ■an who teak him, and to whom juslice is much indebted for his resolute conduct ; was perjured, that he never snap purl 111 lista.' et I.im, nor would he ever forgive him.— [llere hi introduced au observation which strongly marked the malignity and rancour of his heart, even bet which we shill not it.' The MAGISTRATE imbed Mr. Baker the ground of hi+ suspicion spinet the Prisoner, to which be re. plied, his answering the description given of one of the gang by Surliness, the porter, bet he could not identify him. fie wee ►nown to be a implants character, and Mr. Biker bad him in cestody before, thnegh he gee, a very Indifferent account of himself. There being no proof against him, be was discharged. BOXING. -.61.- _ in his last mom nts, ...t sob repeat.] ---- . . .—!le went on tie observe, that there was nn law for o'clock, In consequence of the non-attendance of the • ;id, ..q,d4.4,;;;;•76'itZ;;Aps is etemslitoostsgskshe a pour man, rod referred to a case a t n or l a ir Alderman in caution. who, it appeared, had left ' them. /Wile', where it one Prisoner wail condemned le tri*Sl• Wil hold engaging any Other of the Nlaaistrates ' operaili, "" fi ri ng at i e " e l o s f m the "" n rie r a i r e e n j i . ilittr c l a i :a w bfet death, and anot.ier, charged with • similar crime, waa t• rifiOiVe in I.i• ewe!. Every endeavour was used : 44,,,i i t i t is ; b ' f ,„ ...l ei ," sake,./: hat they ime .,i l l ~,,,m cdp sentenced to two months imprisonment ; and called to procure •00111 et Alderman, but without effect ; : ..s ewer when wind would let Ostler lil•Drrivat appeased tow in the manlier of I-I, most have i boa s r zul.l. l i l a o ra w l s a w • ere irit i rm:. littreelt s te down heavy leogeance on the I earls of his Pinseco. sod the PligOtterS. Parse e! sore is tors. The period of ar i josting the halter being now suffered II hours' additional confinement, had trot :a rinse. . aM arrived, he in the most hardened and daring manure, the boil Mayor, on being applied to for that spur. I but eiltit' Yr: cs it brave a l a r Iri s hman fril ' i n mat t n niv r r ee kts i wait n and he called the 'petitioner a bungling fellow, and re. peer, andest•lten the ditty, after the business at the' ar.mdbi,,mhenars.. shoat km sleet &two with a amnia( q• ested that he et meld not chock him before the slips. Mrinsion.hoese had been gone through. I bit arra the thou': rates was ready for hanging him. Ile was now again Phillir irri:ionts. a ragged- l ooking fellow, in the 10 Sat for Piirrell's known toodono hi. adversary woul d Imre been barked at odd, to win. Purtell's aerosol, desired entreated to offer op his prayers to his offendeol God, dress of a sailor, was committed to Bridesroil as a hid, se keep bark, and meet kis adversary upon she adeasiCe e bat in tails, as lie said their entreaties would be of rogue and vagabond, having been foetal secreted on tibia' be did anon itscre.felly several tones a ttkomit being re lit : ta irt , r mii ned upon. Doh went dews • . ex, xi - Dermot coveted with no use ; if they continued them for an hoar, they the premises of Mr. Rensley, Printer, Bult.eourt, would be of no avail. Thipi.....r Old England, lien o'clnek yesterday snowing. I li, I'2. and II Were bravely reagent& bet the hitting was he said, were fill/. laws, to hang a man up like a dog. Kayser sent Williams, two of Mr. Densley's o nth. I sma ka i te ss" or j ef ieic i o . e u e rcr o l . l 'ere h rii " u7 i g "„ .!ra t i l i f ih r i:Zg i li b tA;n 4 On the cap's being drawn over his eyes, the Clergy. wen , slid the y were alarmed at the continent and i boa' Whorl halt a duzeoai.• t e e Doe. Rath duo a. ll• Iler. man, shocked at his depravity, again mild d him violent balking of the yord.dog, sod jndging some woo Roder. on the hoer. re of his situation, and strongly urged II ht•lt e rmot ;slated a flush right•henike hit la, es Wadies' . one had entered the premise*, they dressed themselves , mill : . tam ,. i r it „ii f e ll i s a e i.. e. him to employ the few otiosely' be had to live in this went down, and followed the dog into the machine. IN. IS. aaA ii. la a pitiable utak state the 'wen hit etch world, in prayer and repentance, when he called room, "'hero? they discovered the Prisoner, who .da, ! ..d. r , w a if sauritts.:enntriViiiiiinine,,,rll:ll:tese.rz,ezar.ouisonletiltiag kit aloud for fit lend John Markers (who had beers se. he had only come there to Ile down. There was no iia t r a s i, t ; o a r __ ha a mot was hit be%ef a el) left owl rights lie bait writ live Its getting a petition signed for a commutation of way of getting to the machine at that hoer, but by ' Aiwa again la • erne. punishment), but as friend Morten did riot a n s.., to climbing either the wall or the gale. I 19 111-Deraiet received at lean ri_bs blows no the had, Os. : tit both eyes were clued up, and he had neither %el ow this verbal summons, the stitched delioquent said, I The rtisoner o ld he was a sailor, bet bad bees . M ar to rer „ ro . suppose he is not bete ; when Mr. Smart exclaimed, oat of all employ for above six months. That ho I tu. mi. reseal eret'ril the fight. Both 11/11 were led ill I ridable sane to she se , utile, adon a r:Olt t'inctil Moiled his he is her. ; whereupon the culprit said, I hope he svPP 'tied himseir by hegkings 00,1 had n '' ham*. adtersaes by a telt•h.it tett boos blow, sod the taster ea. arra w ill prey for me ;no said the Clergyman, yoe most Juhn PerLins, • well - known } rung thief, W l5 11k to coinr lo tirne. alter -.:tirai.raire s orkitiog. pray for yourself ; that is, to myself, replied the of. committed to Newest , for trial on the charge of I Martin ht i i ...!cri to kW stay low odd give a Leae , falri s lsi' fender, with the almost indifference, proving does not; picking the pocket of Mr. Dunsinne (of No. 33, sea.. 4nulinel sad t i er I Cli n l ni a . second light for 10 gainewt wide, consist in preaching to • multitude. Ile, however, ; West Smithfield), in Fleet-street, on Senday teen. Inn wore slow ball the persons who competed the ring bad twee The property was not found on him, bet Mr. 'welted his !batiks to Frirod Marten, for his ender'. I init. yours to save his life; and to Mrs. Smart, of the , D'sns ta n e and • person of the name of Ifewit raw .tsar. 1 t r iL i r a U h Attin ' el 11 1 o u l a " it k e with bi a F t:l%l " C :! °I slif t' O r C ". 11•1 11 11111C S ef r i tl: l % gaol, who bad occasionally tendered him good 1 the Prisoner throw the handkerchief sexy, obis I _ . _ advice, I pursued. Mod y en liiraikiv.• was takes Were Tans ts Sevaxerri, Liam, who appeared to be an Ignorant, illi.erste EX ff:AOILDINARY CllArtor OF RURGLA (IT AND t 1 1- 4 : 44 " 1 " 0 " .1 " " I ' l ' l ' l ' 4 Aial. ' l" u r n ; "' :". w... man, died truly pestilent ; he fervently joined the AI I I:MPT 11l klUltl/I:tt. Cierkeowell, ea alte hod, of Alm Jane. fns. Ca , . toner truossed •p the conferee, and sired to she Ju•t teat she Clergyman in prayer. Ile bad a book its his hand , flow rrnecr.-- Yesterday William For wee • prip.eril is. • a Ins,at accravated nor tketi of outlining* ni L.Il *hen he left the gait, until scarcely look his tyre from I brought to the Olfier, end underwent an es3thinatin• not inane:no child. nod then ernastimeitle. from ifw dread of it daring the whole of the melancholy ceremony lie 'befell* Sir N. Cosomr, „II o„ etiroordiu.l7 charge .."' •" I "'"1 al ru.nr"4" " 'he ""( • ouch l to doP.". s t en •rase . e r aw as parsitif.se prow • .n•At.ty, ba t it rya had to n• deer. Ile said clothing but his players •of burglary stud attempt at merrier. . o ii. the .I..sy to ,ay nitellos the war sone no so. They ca*' sutler the gallows. I John 5,,,,,;„ ‘ „, a porter is , She moo . of si r. 7 ::,.... d a.31. ii i in . .:f a c 'Lisa., la in i .a to Oa ro l :irr ait .: At ten minutes past One o'clock the wretched sof- I Thomas Baker, ets t ;itited in no even•ive hOsirte-e . .• 1 t5c " :...13! thr " liVe I. • 2,:::ted`:; a a "li tuia d l e :, - ,„ 22 . 11 , ,""7" ' f w ere !wilt-Led into eternity in the preemie* of i s tailor, at N. 21, 11.illord.s!tees, Covent•vislen, ! • ' t at least 2000 spectators, who repressed hat little pity slates!, that it *ea his ilo , y so sleep in the warehouse I !bathe ID h MR r it. or commiseration at their ignominious fate. for tip. ptitterti .... of the premises, shish rue very i— -- ---em — .. the -- lady »t D.. C re y. sc. ri-ntairr• ' 1 4 imam - Aire banging the usual time, their bullies were extensive, their !ork entrance truing I n 8. 4 ). I pa.t two o'clock 'ester. rime, I- si to As Ike Va. 1. dr 1.-- -- --- f n ir'._ at ii , •e i mar ii.. __e...y 11. •or. rag • lb. col down, and pot into cof fi ns replied to receive ford.buty. Aline! huff. -.- "^t - • 3 .. r... oft 14, es, State lie, I o.d lc them, to be buried. as they hail requested, Latham's ;day mot ride, be was orrice in the ate vest tor. no he ?1; n f 4 " . .. '• s.s lo• 140 1 0 al li ..r"c":1 1 . : at TelsentnZ), and Piper's at Newtin.ber. Lullivni's ear on boohoo' eine win lull reie..l i.tm hy the e . :.. : l o coe d. ... ( .; . , r , he . tv i zll: l, of . 1 1 17 i:i s,: , ii .l e t i d .: :::0 .... 2 term errand was of heal noistufsctore, sod ornamented Wilk black : throat, awl he held bin+ an li4ht th.t i.r :naught he in be rlist. et wet. nes gainless la en ruo aus me ta'c't e foruiture. His wife lock a solemn view of it about should be strangled. Ott attemptilie in move MS ' t. 4 7_,".. 1 . ur.: . "' 4 a "''. '''"' d ilk" "'e lm "' " lirr • ' shit 1.6 it end r. sired fr... Ike Honk Ace urns ar• two hoots before his suffered. !hotly, 1.• festal llot booth., tatty es.l z .. 1 ( sit I ' M • T . ____-.. ----- ------- ' Swan after the culprits were tented o ff , Friend of both his feet ;in this pnriti.rn he wit!, kept for about lam i , l St, ,k ; CUAL4I I .I II .. KM% al/4m* Pair' Marten addressed she multitude from the bar a•' 10 minutest. lie saw two wiser men lA., she tons a Br%. c . , a .. f i : . I! " --.- s u M. su 41. , re . 1 L a ' post-chaise , on the ill consequences of ads.spe.•iling ' his bed . 'l'l•ey appeared to hate riute.et! from the of a°ll.'"'". ra g . "• a^ .... the Sabbath Lby, and teemed to command rural ' , set of the ruin Ses, sod so..rs oft, r 4 0.11, C• 1710 M. • lid „ cd. 1.,..,... , .,.ad I , uhlfilard As S., i`gnnv. a i I . so !a I %TO AlCilli . )1 1 . • Ile ptocteded acmes Lit W:lettt use tJWIPIS Nest ' SUN Dille% the. 4.4 s ij o b u ry. t r/rt, l'hr...4:r. I