The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-10 00:00:00

r -- ro,fir .1 0 9 ~,,e' STAFFORDSIIIRB 43. SIZES. CROW N•SIDE. COINIgn. Joseph Mikes, Thome: Parp, eh, Red Jail, and John Ihrfit.lll, stood insiirrod int hitting, at the pa. riala of DarNunn. in the toasty of 4isffnrd, felooi stogis and traitorously mails and countelfeited a mit lain Oyer of coin to tint likeness of a shilling. Mr. Jgogia, the loading Counsel for the rout. coition, said, that the charge against the Prisoners I was high tresson. The principal evidence he should call was an actomplire of the name of Balton, whose testimony it would, thereinto, he the daily of the Joty moat minutely end careful", to watch, and not to b e li eve it uniem fully supported by other and un• imposcheri evidence. John Bolton sail, he was originally a dio.sinker, bet bad not *naked at that besides% fur many swarm Ile knew the Pi iannier Duffield ; he met him in March last at the •tgann and horse., in Ditlostnn, and pro. posed to with in the fields ; when they eerie there, At naked hint whether he knew Met Ilimak Pr. He! 11111 .•r• ,1 " Yes." Witness theft saber, i in, if he *Geld do the same for him as be had d •ne for her ? I The Prisoner said, " Whaita that ?" Wttoras re• plied. i s S'amp some thilling%." 'toe Prisoner aiol he would. soil asked when be could send soy use. ? W t. near said iu slew days be skied come to Romig.* bows, sad they agreed In meet at • pohlic-hoose its tivery.street. Th• Prisoner said he would have Gil. per score, hot niter.s agreed to give him 3. per gross; oiliness was to the blanks and dies. In two or therm days witness met Duffield alone it the Three Tuna, Litery.streft, Birmingham. lle met him •pin stool. at the someplace in a few day'. Stingily efterwaids they met a third time at the same helm., when Duffield brought Wilkes with him ; soil Wen. Bissaker,the SPA of Mary Bios. ker,was therm Witness, Witkets and Duffield, met nett at IL. 1,... 1 . 85 d i s Great Hampton street, and afterward, at the same plume two or throe limes. They ( h a nk op e n s ., s al Ohne Oates end paid j dolly : their. was so work yet ready. About two tis)a after thy) mei near St. Paul's Chapel. Witness did not then deliver any thi• g to 14 .Ikea ; hut between that place and the he este him a pair of shilling dies, suit about *9(l;h. . f blinks, silvered, and ready far striking with the imputation. Duffield was present, and • it. nest said he had broocht the dies •sid D. ITi •1.1 fold him to gist them to William. A +lst or two after *bort, met Wars at the Lasoper.i. end re. ceivird bank the 30Th. blanks, stamped with the im pression on both sider, and paid 31. for them, hying at the rive of 3s. per earns', as avoid. Two or three d.ys afte,, I.e met Wokrts at the Qieeeta 16.4.1 Haar sprintm•to, and t....b E'tp with him. 'I hey 0.1 vettal to Wilkes shout 30 b. more by, li kr, e same ar.sirt, aid to he stamped .a. he. frre N .tiong •• a mad .s what wag to he done with them, b.. Wi rock ihrtm 'he Hanks vs..t• IP NA:y.4 in 'systole tapers They hid anew. dsiesk. which witness 514 Easy pitod far, Io a less days, Eery and the wits.... trreire,l ••••• blanks .'wiped both skies, from Wilkes, nen lirois d ht tt.•ra •n ems t. the it-. me ;Aare, wt .n annth•s pucel of blanks wet delivered to him. This traffic was cattier' on two or three (475 a ue'k for some time, and a' fervor places. Oo Wednesday, the 11th of J.,1 f, witness mid Carp met Wilke' in a lan, at nit bask tort-, and ...m of the New Inn, Hands t ti it 501 b. of blanks, to be ramped and lar“iegtt a she same place ow Saturday ?Piloting. When 'situ's; And harp got there on the Saturday, they tocsin' that Wilkes Mid arrived, end that he had his son snit an ass with him. They left the lid sifting MI a bank, sod went farther down the lane, when they lier•.veil back s part of the bOlb. stamped, sod delivried to Wilkes 110 lb. Mere blanks. • hich ho was to bring bask stomped, el. the Wednesday after, sod they ass. pointed to soon in a Isar, opposite the N•w Inn, leading to Saseilawick. 'they then sent into the N.• ion, where they UM a pe.snn, shoo, name the wittiest now kiss. le he Green, sitting on a table. Wednesday, the list, the witness and Earp went bin • eon IC tad II in the morning to the lane eppoivileil, and Wire airprohttorled by the constables of Durlastoo. Wltwess heel a parcel inside leis um brella, containing about INC of blacks, and F:arp h a rt esit cuntsiaing the same quality. They were Iskore iss4e the pokier et the New Ina, where Iffitke.„ sod the earklle-hage, with the counterfeit nein. were shortly brought. Whom pt the , dies ftram Met Dstaker—oo• hood and two tail dim— ity delivered °sold each to Wilkes, as before rat., ▪ ; and fit* ether tail die (the feawei having Iwo broker) at Wilkes's bogie, I. Darlastun, sew time after. Mr. Twist, Cetentel for the Prisoners, said, there' were herr a number of charges against them, sod he though+ it bet fair that the one upon which the ot►er ••.1 la aine l f•J a i med new be named. he Learned Jo's'e ergeiesced; and Sir W. °wan. in Mr. locales aboencrt, VIM, the,. should mainly 'ply on the e.ent.ifint coin friend at tlut tisme of Ike Prisoner's apprehension, and also, upon the base shilling in Doffiehrs house. John Bolton eross.csamin.d.—The Nit Iwo par cels of blanks foetid spots witness end Earp were *beet 3014. Witness had been in the trarie •ia or IMO mouth. altogether; kid left it of sometime en til be met with UAW. Did net know that soy pro ems nes neees•wry after stamping the base coin, in harden it, and make it It for circulation. Witness proposed ;he ',miners to Daffiold ; delivered the blanks to Wilkes, received them bark 'hen stensperi pet thensintra circulation, end then informed again•t kb accompli•en; could not deny that it was se.— When oiler es delivered the din with the blank• to Wilkes, Duffield was by, and said what they were fir; it er as ate subject of their conversation : he did not always at., whet they were for, sod, perhaps, he Ditglit net tare said it thee. Therms Green said, he was a tnalliter at Darks tem. .Fie too. who lived there. Os *tar dily the 17th of /sly, about three o'clock in the Ow noon, mitints wit in the garden et the New Inn, Bands worth, %shirt, adjnins a lane, and heard Wilkes, mhos. Telco be son knew, say to some ewe, " sit down." Witness lasted over the hedge, end saw Witkr•'t.nn with him, esden ass. Witness observed and listened, end shortly after saw two men come Woos' the Isar. On their stylish Wialfo got up "'A °Poke to lbw. The Ibres an t►e" suit hurl= THE STATESMAN. down the lane with the ass, leasing the boy sitting on the hank. W illness then wont to the end of the lane, which he crossed, and went dawn the betide side till he came within • short disquiet., where he risu:ll ob serve them vii•hnut being seen. Bolton and rotfll then enchanted pounds wi.ti W o n's, The. apro j ol . I rid in meet the nett Wednesday. With4.l4 gale in. formation of what he had hosed and seen to Mr. Partridge, ohs constable. Thomas Partridge said he was a censtshle of Dir. lagoon. Ile received information from Mr. (preen, in consequence of which he went meth Mr. Butler, I another enlisted,. to the New Inn, llsnilsworth, nn Wednesday, the 21st of July, where they apprehends ed fisrp and Balton, as stated in the evidence of the latter. Witness anon arm wards apprehended Wilkes, who, after some conversation, said, upon being stilted by witness what he had get." Thee knowesl." Wit ness suid, " I do." The Prisoner unsorted, " I sties I did not." The parcel in Bolton's umbrella contained 171(1 blanks, that found anon Eirp 1110. and those contained in Wilhe's sailillesbags 2589 counterfeit shillings. Witness searched Wilkes's house, and under a bench in the shop, found a parcel in an iron pat, entered with a hug, containing 1377 blanks. Ile also searched Detbetil's house, and Nand a cnotiterfeit shilling, and in the shop presses and other appritates which lie used in his trade. Paine, a constable of Iliimingham, use sent for to West Bromwich on the 21st of July, when he sa • W likes apart finis the other prisoners, bat many more miens were present. Witness told him his name, but used no ''.teat, mid mode no promise. Ile said, be understood the Prisoner was tallest into custody on a cheige of having forted money its his possession, which it was material he should account for; he was at liberty to do as he plowed, but he believed it was foetid upon him. The Prisoner said, by snubd tell the truth whether for or edgiest him : be had the money from D,6etd, at Datloston. Upon •Priess nbservsng that it would Inky three persons Ise such a press, he said, he and another s o a r ,' Itry es, and Duffield fed it. Witness afterwards saw Dolll.lll as Uirlasion, apart from the other Prisoners. Ile aside wse sal no thiret or promise, bet said, he understood she Priionet was there under a charge of coking. fie then asked him, whether he wished to say so y thing "p.m it, which he was at liberty to do or „„,. T... Pti.ooer said, he was a poor anfotle. note man, *on a Ives, family, and wanted money In pay his Poor Rotes; he 'seated, therefore, that mercy would b- shown to Vino. On being a sked by witness h.•• long he heti been in that way, he said, poly a Tiny sha.s s nee; and that tor hal the dies Coins I..,snis 1.6., torpiud lions Bolt Th...ilaris trek up D-ffielit'• pres• (it wa s h e i rs . f or t h e i ospoc ., :lion o f the Jury, if 1 el I hour.. tir'opei), hat found nothing ghost it : be !MI 'Whined the shillint found in house, stud one taken : loom %Vi.ltes's saddle-bags, hef.ire the Mrgistiatel, and trey were both sire, k from the 'sine die. Mr. (.eorge Atkinson said. be was moneyer at the , Rossi Nitwit. The shilling now produced, found in Duffield'. house, 'hit taken from Wilkes's saddle ' arse both C 01111.1.114114, and %quilt from the I..me di.. 'llse others prodiscrsil lions the veriest ifePtS were also counterfeits, and from the /sat di*. This eras the case Inc the proseretion. Wiwi,. then r..ws on behalf of the Prisoners, earl raised the following nhjectionot—Fitst, that to sappers the prtment Indictment, it was nee o yto p m ,. the IL I al Proclamation ender which the Cole' wee halved, to support shirk, he cited sections from ratios, Acts • and, seeondl., that in brio( the crime hem. to an ffender, he atoll he provoil, not old, to have MAWS. the aspiration, bill in he,. T.lliabielu•Pd 1 6 0 Mink, Mid vice verse. These objections were overruled Mr J•ssitia Rimming)* then tecspitolased the evidence to the Jery. 11. said, that the testimony of Bolton, inasmuch a. ws. an .retionplire, owtht„ as %lased by the Learned Counsel far the psosernsion in his opvisina. to h- moat srtopoloosly va•mined, and if they entertained any Josht upon it. to he al tur slier diicaided. Bus. however it out to be re. vested that by who was net only an acconsplire, bat the prime un.ter, cool , ' tint he pot to the bar, if is app-aced to shins that his evidence was stoppoote4l by sorb sohatantisl and noisnpitsched testsmony as would uot.11.11•0 a doubt upon their minds, it was then en. titled to its 101 l waviest, and they wou ld g lue g ver dict serortling to their cost.gtenees. The Jou) conferred together for a Ant, time, and then pronounced a Irv/Elect of Guilty @Oast all the Prisoners. _ _ Thel we►• afterward• brought up 1. !PeATP she jedgni.ni of she Cnert, whets M►. Justice litcuuao• SON sentenreil thee to he drown roe a hurdle In eh. Ogre ri cm/willies. The P.iiinnets begird luoilly fur turret ; nod the leartiod Judge was touch It will Si. 5... by the Calendar, that U.ti•ld auly lees left for niceties. Ile has e wife hod eight children. IFEIPWItD ASJIZ RS. -..-- Daniel Sullivan cod Jeremiah *Carly, privates of the 18th raiment, cod Bridget rlakky, a pro ',het*, were pieced at the bar, and tried for the mut. der of Jelin Doyle, 811 pacer's torrent, and a soldier of the ease regiment, on the sight of the 15th May last. An Inquest was held on the bode of the &tossed on the 16th May. Os the LS'h the Prisoner Al• Catty made a confession to the Coroner, bet as it hod not bees sworn to, it timid not be received in evideoce. The body of the deceased, *as found beside a Bal aton', near Weaford. Ann MiCormick was In company with Sellitan and Biddy Oakley on the morning of the murder.— Going towards Dayle's mill they met M• arty and Doyle. The latter as►ed where the dance was. Sel• line said, on the other side of the road. Doyle quid, he had not many atingle% to stay from home, es it was Saturday night ; M•Carty said it was net to go boom with his life that they had hroeght him out. Doyle told him if be had any thing to say or do, to lay o► do it in the bunch, and eked him, mks It to tete hi. life be brought hire out? Sullivan 'Aid, " I'd as lien take a mast's life es a frog's."— belle *es mating to get away ; M`Citty anti Sulli van were trying a hich of Pleas would give t►e first blow ; Doyle was sede■courieg to say, " Lord have nervy en ee l " bat bad sot tine! beCarty bit I) •)lo op: the heist with • stnite, mud retained it iu his hand r Sottisen struck him ..n the beck of the haul o!th anooher rune, and Biddy Oskles g•te hire. the last bloat with a stone. •lirh Is,mlded him in'" the riser t Selliain placed his foot on the hod), a...' he mi it ht as well die for too lives as for nee, st.d thteatened witness's life; so* blood nn Biddy 0 I. ley's gown, and wrestled It on Simla) muroing ; S. 11• liwan and o.kloy 1.81 this body wider the bridge at gully ; %lg.:arty made witness a s s i s t In pat It untie. ; Biddy Oritles searched floyle's tun 'Lets, and get • pair of dash a10e.% • pow, and a halfpeitss) ; Sal Bran galh..ted stones in the timer, and brought them in the skirt nt his coat to keep down the bud) ; bl'Ctitly left his stockings and shoes an the bank. The gloves, purse, and halfpenny were found in the possessinu of Oakley, and Wt.:lris's shoes and stockings were found near the spot where the *know' said he had left them. The esidenre of witness ars.. besides, corroborated by the confession of Nl•Carthy to • serjeant, and by oiler circumstances. The Judge Issilug summed up, the Jury found all the Prisoners—Gni/iv. Bridget Oakley pleaded pregnancy, but bet plea was disallowed by a Jury of matrons. POLICE. ATTrNIPTF:I) MIJRHRR. CCILDUALL - Stela, the unfortunate man whn was oaamined nn Finley loft, for the attempt Ingle hi. *ire. at Ihr Seraceses.heatl, Sonar. hill, was bronalat op again yesterday Wore Alder. man WAITIIII On his being placed et the Isar, Mr. Nine. the clerk to the Magistrates, obsetsed, that no farther pr..revilings could be hell against the Prisoner till it lass asterisked whether his wife was eat of danger, as in that cs , e the mode of committal would be direr. ant frow shut it would stilt's wise be In case of her death. lie then read the following certificate of her present Mr.. slur r ..111..1 In lusprnwe rill 'Alva& 'we'd*, carat .t. aloes sk. ot an sok. kof inlaureaserro of she luau% Gas IF arse., Dim teraueries. She mum be er.nurs•-d fur the prriperis. " ff. BENI WELL, IlnoieSe•gena. Rauh.ltmeu'it-Ituvral. As" 9. 11119." Mr. Alderman ‘VAITUNIAS enquired if Woe was any additional .riiirnat to be produced. Mr. l'aine said, it might be swarssary to have the teulgiutly of another of the waiters at the Ssrarters's George King, the person who witnessed Mrs. Stem', mensal there, and first attended upon her ; as also that of she Suwon. to stale Me stator, of the •Ounils she received. Her friends, he enders...ld. hal sewn Ler, and he seggmted that probably they were in attendance ; but open their being called, no one appeared. The A Litmus: then informed the Prisoner, that he sots;d h. traies.dtil to Wednesday, whew. if he thought proper, he alight be assisted by his &licit., nr Counsel; to which Sterol replied, that he believed that would ant be necessary but at the trial. lie then bowed respectfully to tbe Magistrate, and feared from 11 , e bar. A few, minutes after, it was wotiind to the Alder man that the father of Mrs. Stent was in Court, end, shoo being introduced to the Magbtrate, ho ye pressed his a rings at the shocking occurrence that ha ! oaken piece : be h.d as wish to pursue she his. bend, but his daughter, he supposed, must he brand over. lie bud seen her that morning, and found her con•idetatdy better; she was quite calm is her mind, suit expressed that no hum would coma to her hus band. li• was then informed that Steot wee remand. 041 rn Werfirewley, and withdrew. An immense cruwd was assembled in the Guild• hell-yard, all eager to p 1 a sight of the Prisoner, but no symptoms of indignation wore indiroted towards him either at his strifel or on his Prisoner conducted himself with the utmost coos. pager•, CURIGVS APPI.IrkTION FOR A et:MMONB AGAINST TOE LOROMAIOR. As sonnasll4 list of the Prisoners was goae through, and the Alderama about to quit the Chair. 111 , 11011 of respectable appearance came forward to +he front of the table, and said,—" Mr. Al lumen Weinman, I have to request a summons (or the Right lino. the Lord Mayor to appear before you. sod that, Sir, (hauling up a paper) contains the grounds upon which I make the request. The paper oat then handed to Mr. Paine, tine cleat, who, with a very gouty countenance, es if especial; some thing of R ees' importuner, read it aload. Ir voted to he a demand addressed to Mr. AM.,. man Wainmen, in issues summons to John Akins, Fsq, Mi. Sheriff Roherts's Leval Mayor, requiring i jo t to appear et a Cummon.hall, for frightening the ladies of the city, their loving hotheads and dal die'', by communicating to the Common Council a plot for boning Loudon sod destroying the inhabit. 'me, anti for relating to give the Liter, a full ac count of the said plot. _ . The worthy Alderman looked note little surprised at an onesperted sod extraordinary an application, bet pr►setting his gravity, said, I base no power to summon soy one before the Livery ; if the Lard Mayne' h. d comm lied any offence, I suppose he •weld he smenabt • as well as any oth►r person, and probably at this tribanel ; bet the Magistkate can have no power on suds an application 89114 present. Mr. &elk, rep' oil, how then could he get redress: he tbnoght the Lord Mayor, for sn he sopposrd he ' most colt him, thete4ll he was Lttril Mayor only by a side-wind of Mr. S•ienlf Roberts, had nn right in frighten the peopl • by a pretended plot, without lea. sing them know any ti ing further oboist it: he was a Liveryman of ills Needlemaker... Company, though a persecuted intliviilosl by that despicsble character, and be hoped the Livery would teach him that be was their 66666 nt, and not their mister. lie wanted to ►now whither it •re wits a teal plot or any pint at all, or nrly a phi! of his own couttivatice to get him. self a knia,bihnotl or a baronetcy, and he thought B. nvelit to be called ep••a to explain it all Wore the Livery in Comm ; and, void he, if your We,. ship will grant me my request, l'!I go and setae lb* summons upon him myself. Alderman IY.►tri,wis.•- I don't think the Magis• trite has any power in 111101 a came 113 this : your proper •ay would be to Wing the Millet forward at the Common-hall. Stocks.—Bat bow do I know that be will stead his ;round? bw will dimples the *al end r as he has dune before. Thy Aldetmen swiilip.l awl erprised he cualJ not ~opefy V. Th„ h., .bon •ithdtew.rnatrittiog son...thing to hin,s.lf • other alive 's. as sf be had et. strisai a 41,1r.rent i. u. to lii a l Iritrettnn• Utdol , ..oat t• 0 o'clock, wt. sat.' 6.14 . 1.411 .0 In "I. MS O. g••• infer. nl'inn to Mr• CSIAVOLg• as... Al.. AL. re. hip pre. orl,ng is.., a.. of persona had •ga••• Weil in P•sekh.e.ti.lds, e. de, under pre. loud. of • i.nef•init g in. I rhoil Nid e , s it l e e l bj erre in the had r..11..r.d1, sod were catnentitliag outrages upon were person who E•tne near the spot. rh e WI ••• innueoiate di•ertions to all ,b Officers in gall as what Intr. n ~ rood, and to re. pair in sh• s;.nt ; this order *as ps• inprly obeyed, 40.1 sb.• OAi.vn found 111. alias that had boen de. scribed. renewing of 400 or IWO persons of the tow. est sod ea..e , desperate e 1... of shiesn and egged. h ow l s . Ati• fr opposition, they sea rased Philip ' , kW, • one of the tonsbatentsji llonra 1011. so. p ...I, as his ser-nd, and Thomas Kong, Dariol Mutton, William Johd Ilyer Jimes Russell I.eais Davis, and Gluirist Chemd re all ..f show, it appeared. •ad been 'rim Id oh. gre• b, and the oh.e.I••1 ode hoiden to the ati , breve as despot's!, and itientrisihle thieves : !head ter-nos they Stough' in the Office. Daring the eisantinatico, appeared ise a mutilated state; his head seas shoos• 1 e•see so a mommy ; his eyed h a yi ng b.. • t im e d by oho mows, hail a haadhttehielf user 'hem; Owl snrh peel as could he sera of Ida (sea, weeded, • Li.lo..es fledge'., and it wall fogad n ec e ssi t y to pin. surgical aid instantly, without easing In gond him In the hospital; and het was at. entslingly egfis.dl In a neighbouring ammo, wh o r oo m' it oftw...a l y Immediately to take from his. 30 outwits of I 1-011. Helsel'. Davi., and Chandler, were committed for •s•estoss Im. I.l.llini USU. The °Mr, Pliantly's, King, Holt, Hodson, and Dyer, were told they alight be allotittPd to hail, upon premiering te.ponathle soresies fnr their forth. enmone if reria.red, to answer say charges that say be .4110 adlielel s egos. mem -On Meeday Mewed Ihnw.oo,• bey a 15, weir rluora.d se tar 14114selsse rose .4 'rimy :- Ms. IA bal. at be I...altry. low d. shoe eh die fhb .4 hay, Isere 1 r Reel • • **rinds in Ihn ems wee. as lir wad pas ire the rura.rr el Hired 0r.... 4 Imp•dr, b. ese oripprd a... he hr. lieird by scorned plarrd tram pm se pm. wish • Sew of hawking pieieasers Of Miele iss.. The masessn hr 4. b, ap rei lisr se •is b.. s. h u upiwensd eery assaseen. Ire • legy at his limb.. nail lorliard Iv ma ap Tier aril mamma a pilaw sear e kid her • ihnlfre he bad in s ah s irk .• shsee be re plied. wpm. altsag bi. Oland no Mi. NW. • tb...4lkame Ise Net Indy *arid awe,. bet a geld this sad in.. Reid seek had brra •Nairla• Irma hi. pw. bra. The pre-.• al* a aroused Mai Muni d luau bk sates; ob.• Asir sae mod lb said. MA pp.send. septaiswas ale aus-.41 a nth hmilkerefin • ft en bow bandkrr.b.4. red peer of ...rearks. A some M. h.* was br.a.g.ti la die s Mild • frrl Sale. beer, epee Ihe rb.ra • isl robb.rg. bre hr id sai lose hi. face. lir Pri. 'ann. soaped fsns• 'hr Ow" of ce..ins- rem. mid was ass ap prrbradrd lil. hawk, rpb . w N he sea tubes is White. eh I.d.sard ewedhee was the peewit wise heeded the smelt se Mr ISe No Ile sew 'Ms 4 ;redraw* fall ibr Prnweer lay dos. I.y and pulled lOW w oh Irmo his tab. net, sere she Meta... or .4i km. . she worn se hr • .4444 a. A young owe wi.r. d ' ri•nart amen wiring bin ' , Messner is e•rayr. and whore. seek Gm sf Mnisser's heed she smell sad the brakes. rheas.. _ Animate whom as • she Pthosser It a 'opposed likit sbo ,rat se she goat. hop. lea. i get a slime of the prior, bisill grubbed at Ow -rah. and brakes she. or —The Ptesiosser woo fell% commuted Now seater.—Os Mooney a foreipser was brought its the (Hee in a 'work. in he eisstiol, in Bishop she Meer. as& uodervieos no eonasinatino V. oodersiand be is Noreen by she l .sloe 4 illhlf f . thrall de n sersield. as sell ns by other iudissdi ale, sal li eau.isig plows wed blocks of wood so he eve. grassed for she purr. aal ( art ist SOWS IN sb. Dm Owl. Nook, of N.sreay s /114 of be Iva menially *uttered of she topper-• plisse p. Off f AlOO Vries. owe. epos • kin hook of 10 dollars "arc of eh, souse ur hisesi.h sr try or hl ghillie. rot* I sood i their oliol • is swot %sold hate bees /61001. Witches thegi a re to hove berg eirellas4 In lighten to .he p.e A , sir gime. sad etelsoodise. or in he takes in Suedes 111 be • * In rd hen sort 14e• aorertnionos In addition so those. be - irtsiair wade Inspres4ose so forge Issil. of esselswor opus. off ..„„ 4 chew. sod istiwr salli•idosh Ilse Mirrors bad sal mei Pk ✓umor, o a loreeniser, and speak• lie linglhils tossesk t e e sr. owl, set. Ile lan been to North and *oath Amerirs good deal. where he tor be sor ewe t log or she bemuses, of oserekoist. Ile hiss berm so Eagleson Meow •• • smossolos. and =olds es. , solo rounesmos as • ameba. Ile or au obtuse lodging sr she rfsy. where he e• odstried hien ard hued, ea the sainaanilosa afar lasillord. brio' town li jaw , tad .teary, gl•ing very Mlle Seeable, son lawny, l ter roweled The Primoser refuorel to wood too any of obese be trib rpOitiff eg • sib as a Olef COMO . Of hi. lainegieki peni es i e r (demi,. wow he represeohd sos bight, respectithle. so pressed the esessoore of ki• be og charged •kh owls inolill s og b e g. ensure was •41 Pat hofOClOrily W. limayobollpa ay... -• • douaaaliod for lb .s Of of h-ill. o• T e he aa tinier m it r ur i r imer she r s nimi nmi r ed y . 6 11:740.: 1 7; miw oHart she 'swell The fo'lo•in( se she 'renew gram of the introdoe ti..n of the brood ei blood hroses into &Wend t— " King J seta prairies! from Barbary • samba & Resteers mats, boosts by the name of Royal alias; and from than the English breed is derived. Thy appearance en.l I bawler of the ENilien blood borate Ste nail) a..olornoshly to those of Arabia. bat from she richness of the pastures, and humidity of tits climate. tory are delicate in their constitution, and 'earthed) It•hte to tinfoils diseases. 1.1 pstlindafs their skin Is sender, and lair lymphatic es wesi task." Fiats —Yr•ortulay mouton' • ire brake mit at Mrs. Gtiotalrlo's lolging.houer, brand ; it began about too o'cl, a in she Inner pert, end burnt through to the root, bat did no other damage.— Yesterday morning, show, nine n'el..ek. another lire borate oat at Mr. Loy ford's bilge-builder. Rollo stairs, Upperegroand, Chris , Caste Money, which conaumed the pr•MiSrr, Silk she smirk in fre.l.. It ass °mooned by Om pitch -pnt buitma nee d.—Sant day night, a dreadful bre broke use at the hoes* of Sir. Sittig's, nil • .41 colostrum+, Ritclorhighsay, olich in • short tire consumed the piewriers, with the stock in trade. A young man, in the Liberties of Limerick, diva rerldenly, a few days day, from drinking soar milk s whilst is a state of perspiration. RI fall. Os Mr 74 INC. at r rat. reel , Nerte, &etas alit. &le* F. 11•11% •id IC of wis wait. MARRIED. (he Ilse 500 ire. at !N. Genrger. Ifasovet.4aarr. Mr LeIMM lair.dorth Mary, rider. taagher of he laie NG hard. »( OrlArrn, Or the `id intl. 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