The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-02 00:00:00

&ECM E • P RON RCUT lON . rotor TER Aunsaw PLIMOUTR PAPER 1 On'..^s••4•• t.u, a caw of laaponowc•. riPit•rdinit noairo••• cam, on in b• bottd, .t Ih. %.r.,. Richard Arthur. El *yew. and Tlinmse Mahn. Esq. ,r,,gtirp, in which Mr. Jahn Pim, of r!, one ith. was Dernetinni, in prnsst ..f inw at the in.' stamp of Ow now. Coincaissi•nots of EleiSP • Th. w•s chpred. su bm an cie, woo froc 4o -s ily cer ,o9 o!ine 774 biwthell of malt, with lot new to 4frarti lids %lairs!), laf the defies of Eiciss. by law Dyad in 8011100 I ; and that ha did n , #, eta r =Heft, give Welke at w Eaciaa.offiew t elowit, . 1 salt la hie puseeeien, whereby the byres* f .'oi ad IC EA-nalts., vas idlerite far ens prosiwollow, stalett the nature oftha 4 tharge, which, M aid, wet forsoded on an Ace of nonevent lately passed; by ,kJ. Art maltstera and mhos, were required, hy a dsy rasporlortod, to denser In el the Emilse oleo, as arenas. of their wick of malt is Mad• to onto In beine chow.' with the additional defy, seder lb. 1,...,14 of 100. 'The Wand's. bad sot delivered In any such accto.ot, hat bad kept the Malt in question sot of staht to avoid nodal,. After mime/dine on tn. nature the evidence which amid be adduced. 'anti .horko.r t 'lna it 410164 to the present also, Mt Esol.ike , weeded to call .h• w:lnestes. Mr. Jima Ctrrhsw, Srpervisor of Fiche, said, that In cortgrquent. nf private istfetesetion. that malt w a s fn,le..ted he tome premises hetonslos to Mr. Pet?, in a insulte d ', its 4aettssitlettstreet, he prorated • waiter', from a Mseiwrate es the 17th of July lest, 'lnd *en. (Iwo in witch ; found the malt in gaol ti..n, inn relit, nn the srnund-Items, and loft over, 771 M. tell in ell. Mr. Putt was present ; witness 'did net k:low him before; never heard be was a snalt.ier. Air, Kit said, that the malt in the cellar was made et 31r. Scot.'s, end that is the loft, stMr. Nichniaots's. All porticos who were known to bate my thing to do with malt wate informed by witsrw and his officers, that unlit.* of the malt in their pos. session w as nerettary to he Rives at the lisciae-office; the stuck of every malteter was to ho Aro on the sth of July, or within 10 days Ifterwarda : Mr. Putt vn.de 'wry. and give no notice. Upon hi- rrots.esamination, the wiloirm said. the keg' e are in the ct llar.deor ; be knew Mt Nichol. son, a mat.ster and brewer ; he game wittiest notice lo (elm{ tr. malt made by him ; the law compelled him t . do to._ _ _ liar,., Collector of the &rise for this diatrri, loping swots, he accompanied Mr. Conlon to Mr Putt's .Iwellie6.hoese, in Soot Wide. Infect. anti well pre.eitt st tie finding of tbe molt: Mr. IV! was asked why be kept it so long; end be moo cried t.. get • better price for it : be I.ad tiered it tit SOP. sad tonl4l not get a goad pricy; h• said. be loglitlit It ist harlot . ; Mr Pelt also said, he was sorry be had not peep notice; ti-sr he brut bed a convert:diem with Mr. Dodos.. clear io 'air. 0,1 bee ► nese, who told him. Pe had govern oetioa to the Eicise, of the sin: it in baud. This visit was taken out of the cegni f the Escise by being . ,e.° .toed to M Pest's lo.ew. After the Art took pl a ce. st.is troseell was Blood, sailboat ware; ill .1141 . t Jots ems she lest day the lew Armed fee giving notice. J with Britain ergs then called andel/ow: be said be was manes.. as Messes. LeNgoess•i's brewery. Dud preyed that Mr. Putt bed offered malt !olds for 5.1 e, Mr. Timm then eddressud the Bench rot the pert of the Def. Want, but in s” low a tow, that we could Collect only • few deter hod senteoces. We models stood him to soy, that this was a t•rosecetion 'odor • Penal Stowe, and one that wee pecelisely so, Ws cause th , r• was not time sulkiest to get at a hone. ledge of,this law ; that Mr. Pelt had not been proved to he within the meaning of this Art; for that it had not been shown that he ems a malister or seller nfl malt ; that a seller was a person who actually sold, and e retailer wet oue whiesold in small quantities ; I that theie was no evidence of the remove' of thin • mall ; nor was there, by contended, any evident-. of the cons fitment. Mr. Tisk then celled it anal eit• wires. who were yzamineil wish a view to show that the malt was not ceorraled. Mr. Essvc tat, in reply, sehmitted that the ease for the prosecution had been made net with strength ; that the evideese th• part of the Defendant was week indeed. Tue orrge was, that Mr. Pratt hid this melt in 1.14 p0.0.4.14it ii, and did out gill n..ti,e thereof at the Etri•e•offir e, as required Si, law; this MO h. en proved beyond all &subs As to nis tieing • retailer, what better evlsleoce mild there by than that which came out of his own swath? He said he .bait sold pert, and would not sell the rest till he could get a be'tar price; nothing cool , ' be streorer ! than this, and he would assert it open estiniri.), tint of ea% tread, for ".wt of the fule•vs of she heett I the moot!' somatetS." He did not give antic, of this mill relines to the distorters, tint is, the seigete! therenf, et the neat office of guise. Mr. &MIA' I troclsd•J an suiruated speech by tepeallor. that the wee for the ernweetion was folly tote ice; that the Board of &rise did not peosiscsur the Defends. fee • the penalty of 1001.. which they might hove flow, bet for the reifeitere of die smelt only, and that the evidence strongly warranted a enrivieticto. The ball was then clewed. and the Magistrates. after I.R.f an holies &Worthen, delivered their judg ment—V-81 linty adjidged the malt in goestiuts to be forfeited; bet ;het, ender ill the eircemetsuurr they shoeld recominand the case to the Bostff of Each*. or the Lir& of Ito Treasury, for the isitigatien el the forfeiture. Ixas Wistee, jet. Lg. i• a Csoditlare for the' Team seat in the represents:me of the County of 1A110.4,1. A shack; eg occurrent, took id , ce on Tonality after. Pm in the Golden Chain public.no•iq, in the TOWN'. A private soldier, in the third asttslion of the Grekadies Gourds, sitting io the tap.ronas wits hi s .14, a p orca tio n rook pikes hrtaretts flee, en which be strati' her two or three laird blows. — This so ontsve.seett her, that she reined a si try-point kuil• and instantly plunged it in his stole; bents she could be prevented she stsblred hits a second eine. The anforism,te 0:10 was e rried on a shelter so alto list'' •'v Hospital in It•'I• his snoods ere of a , f , ti —wags itsture. Th woman was talus Its ►►e Geard•sswa. 'Tit grAi INSOLVENT DKIIT(MS' COURT, Savr. 1. IX XL THOMAS !MIT DIACXTvitt. The In...hunt's d %charge was o,•nrisetl on the grows I of having nhisined midir frori his dassi n ing coeditor by DIM.. of false repro wintsoluria. The rase was, that the Insolvent had been es% played .% on 011ie', ill the Navel Dopertosent of she Woad of Sr. Helena, esd in order to obtain credit fro* Cornelius Fsruel, promised that he %isn't(' be , s kj na l o f lisp vs . or e c t s of c•lisin N•sy Dills from the Wand of St. Helena, upon the Navy Board this counir), in order to ludewooify himself. Does this undertaking, credit re • considerable asuent was eitens, bet when the bills VIVO tu the Insolsrut's hands he h•nke his proofs', sod appropriated Owe 1. , his owl use. The case listing been argued by Mr. D. POLLOCK for the opposing creditor, and Mr. Dam fur the Pillager. The Conti? WM. that the uoond of oppositioo dki nairconto within the soaniog of the 35th *action of Ibo Net, upon which notice was founded, and thertforodiocharited the Mr. Cuswooo oppearod for eight other creditors, bet his Clients not basins gitro timely notice of op positivist, be was not aodihle. N It ALEXANDER ►ATERSON. This Prignner, a an of respeeiablo end ratio. manly appearance, and a Lieutenant on haft . ..pay, less iipp..sed on the ground of having obtained ere dit under false prttenees. There were other grounds mentioned in the uotics of opposition, net Damns, to state. Mr. Aeocintos appeared for the opposing credi tor, sod Mr. HIATIt for the Prilionpr. MGM! proved against the Prisoner, sod cot de aim', was this:— On the tutb of July, 1818. he went to the shop of Mr Watson, the crerh.esiber, of Long.••re, 5.4 repretented that he was a fliettd o f Gannet Er. Aloe, and is consequence of hi. resommendation, wished to perches* a gig. Mr Watson having sup. plied Colonel Erskitte with articles is his hoe of be. !UM., and believing the Prisoner to he • respectable men, agreed In sell him a gig for 701. Wine his first demand hunt 801 to that sem. The Prisoner, in s letter, poisoned to pay b;m the amount by • hill it three month. , payable at Messrs. Dsemmonda, the hankers. This mode t.f p•ymeot the comeh.wiske swami te, and having receirml the draft, packtd up thelig, and by the Ptittenet's directions, gout it by sea to Aberdeen, addressed for the Pii.oner, at Gorge Ittuitie, Esq 's. At!ft , ,cute of that t i ll .-- When the draft because die. it Mee retse 'led et D• is •ad the was, " hop *Rios," go. uoou enquirt it tert.ed out that the Prisoner Imo kei • an cash Iltrue fut throe vitt oefure. It farther appeared, 11• at inuurclietely slur the 1141 arrived al Aberdeen, was no .ostiol, sod sold to eoscb•r.atet in Mal city fur the moll shot of forty weeds The Couwr bald this to he bond, and lherefar• •seepted the apposing creditor's d.bt, snt•ject to 'hr mama of 'Air' .he Primers teceived his dis charge. MILITARY IN I P FERRATE. Quteu , .WARS --Georg. Pree• or, li miserable. 10v 1..t.g men with scarcely .sof without a shirt, vas lreneti I to to I "."fires by • Serjeent of the 2d Regiment / G u r. r d s , nn a che•g• of 'Alio' bills of a af It WI. tendency. The 'myelin, produced &bundle of bit'. be ta k from the Prisoner; they were unll extrariq from the Morning Papers of Tuesday, arid Cour • fXIi Ihiat's Letter to Lord Sidmueth; h id _e 44.- l'•• maw had hero followed about the streets by an irnm.ii•• mob, whom he was haranguing in very improper tatiga.4..,rlinisr. ing that Mr. ILint ought not to be ar hall Ira °wads, and boasting of kis triumphant liberation. accuaine tb Government of cruelty to his Msyests sohjects, and the necessity of opposing the Ministers wish energy, anti supporting the true right, of she I.mspla. The MAuscrasce, on perusing the bills, declared that he !SW noshing impresser in them; and told the Prisoner, if he derived any trifling push from the sale, he was at full liberty to conainee it, bait cession. ed him at 'tie same spinal making any improper a.e of .e. nom. He commended the serjoant for his loyal conduct, and the Prisoner was dockarged. BAN 1..F11 SOL 111 IIES. M A RI.10101Joill•STRUT. Yesterday John Con eingitsm, a tailor, 70 yetis of age, summoned the itenerils of a Benefit Society, called the Hope, held at tlaNewcsstle.opon-Fyne,Cambridge street,6 olden meant, to slew came why they refined to pay him sixteen sh:llings per week, havinig declared, throo‘h infirmity on the club. It appeared In evidence that Ike Plaintiff had Iwo i moo (ormarly Is very ordeal riresawionwes, bat lad rev,' drive in distress, which ceosed him to ester the I.iciety, to which be had tendered the usual payee... for memo' yells, and was one of the &lost mgmbers belonging to it. In msnieq of an Week , f the gout, chick deprived him of the use of his thumb, he claimed the assistance of the doh, which was ig. nted. Shortly after he was visited by tit Stewards, aho found him with askew of thread, •Itieh rouser+ them to scratch his manse sod ref's, p 8,10; the mosey. Plaintiff stated he bed a man at work, end was is the .ct of taking him the thread skin they hammed to meet him, hat ha sac set al cork istraelf The e•et.srds persisted that be sac at aril, that they even saw the coat he was asking lying on the table, the goosc cal hot, the thread eta Oa tic shoulder. and, on etemine his fingers, the marks of toe needle were on them, sod he appeared very monk evert red. SlAciitcrevrce—That makes Dot the least differ ence. II )..• etre saw him sitting cross•logged, olth ins needle end thread in Lis baud, witch yea artilaill an his at stink, there is a deficiency in the evidence, and I could o.tt order hint to hr missed from the club. YO6 meet swear t.ositisety that he was at work, mehiog the garment, to gain your object. Steward.— That's rather sharp on n' tour Woe. chip; but to keep some older lii t'ae ti ..dirty, we wish to cmop •ow decisive point—the rase *as Ite, reads to press the coat with. The M.V;II4TRATE decided the point hi f the Plaintiff. end ordered bins to be paid op to she nest quarter, the neglect of which. be said, 'said ostler's* a disiteas *arrant to be levied. PO 1.1(;11. Memigirg-noust.-44 , young nee end big wife end lige children, genre brnoAlsi before the Lord Me) nr, by Merlin the °Meer, ender tbe cinenutences stated in . the following t : Martin, Branscemb, end Merchant, the Officers, were on Monday evening Iniskiog ost for squalls, sad having occasion to go into a politic-home, oh word a whirl« family passing by in the mint de. 1 *noble tondi.ion. A woman •pointed, beading ender the weight of an Infest she bad scarcely any covering upon her, sad seared tole in the 'tory lost stage of pregnancy. span ►er foetesern no shoh, end of-coorse no stockings. Tito chill la her arms.was filthy, and almost asked, and *as q fling with the breast, ahicb seemed to have lost the Omer of (Wing nourishment by b long series of privittiong and misery. tier husband pros rated a pictsre of dis tress sca►cely less appalling. Ile woo is Mien. tad conic.' mother child. •bo joined its fisher in la mentatinn. Breed was the cry of this *retched fs. 'slily. The Oder►ra called them in to OP them some• thing to eat, and th► woman seised a piece of bread with greediness, and began to d it. Whims the man was •bnet to do the same, Alive the ao r pet. keeper enteiert,hat ihe moment the Wirer ef the family sail this sadden 'Warw, he took to his heels, and .►lt his wife and children. The offic-ra porinsed sod wised him, bet It ass with great draft:oly they sac ra►ded in brine him hack. lie resist to mo:• powerful manner, tumbled lbw nlftc►rs skeet, and at. tempted to bile them. 1 . . mile and children net op (•he mist fume/Ida,. shrieks, and the popelsti ga thered ohnot th►m full of compassion for the hand) and indignation Inwards rho Hie'. The ',Seer., searelord the man, and found upon him a bag c amain• int 91. in half crow i.s and shillings. Canvieced bat 1 he hail made this sum by the I rscrierei of "bidb he had +whitely given a a...We, they took biai with his lamily to th Ccompte'. The difficulty is d••iag so, ass increased by the concloet of has) penes', who isiwd srr, 'Wing the carvers, soil said they were acting merely from a raptly" :orsacjosiaryidwaialai• Die nflieerseentAsined to the 1...0.111ey . ur that this h a bit h•d /roan i r on a nee serums injev.,forallas aiatance •11. retaa.•.l spoil caws of ►m►rtency. The Loan IlairoadestreJ that the Ulcers should not attend to ens clamour, bet persue their defy, end set with their usual propriety. male Prisoner slid he hail gut the wormy. partly from his mirth'', •rd pally from a strange (:.tttl►.so. lie hell told the officers that Us received is hom eh.• Scotch tiocitty. The officers added, that ahhough the family wore no shoes, t►ey had amongst their other property six pair Th. Loan 114 Yon sail, he shonld have the father of t►ir imposition ponisbed, as an example to other Verifits. The wife began to cry bitterly, end declared that she ihoald b. obliged to go to bed io two or thrmsilsbs. The Lotto MA Teta owl inclined to send theithol• hood) tituitis their hosiiiel. soon heing aprealed to to this manner. It, hoos.eet, struck him that the sp. peirenc*i of iit.gnanr) alight be onseil, and he *pot , . In she wife one of the Miens to wke the semi. emit. Atter a little lime it oat stated to the Lott) Mayor that ihe woman seemed in a state of piegnaucy, lust that atop was on more than four or five months goof, and had a itch driebled round her middle three or font times, so that her roar seemed to be estremet. The man was sent to ill 'deist!' ; the rest alibi (a. mile leers indere4 to be t iken care of. utLDllSt.t..—Vesterda a, George Blot:letter. a boa %boat 13 leafs old, who had previously moiler. /OOP 'lamination, was agsiu broaght ep before Sir Has CURTIS. Ti.. Priaoner, it appeared, had watched his op , portsnita said onion the till, with its contests, oat of the shop of Mt. Elam parry-cook, No 7. Aid. fate tilth.street. attest eight o'clock on &deride, mnrnieg lost, shile Mrs. Elves had gene into the back shop for a few minutes, and arsa muted and taken with the prepett, in his rnssession. The Priaotter'a father, a eery decent man, a hatcher in Whitectiapet, said he had a wife and four other childreo ; that George had every pains end care taken of him in his power, bat lie was a very ba I boy, and there was no keeping him at home. 'the last lime he waa at home, he (the father) locked him ep in a 'nem above stair.. bat he tied the sheets together, let him setf.down, sod made his wapiti, mod be had not of him since, till he wag inform.d of his apprvhen. 'inn for this dome. The boy had formed bad can. nezioos, and bad committed several petty thefts be. fere. Mr. Eine , Woe willing to for►g s. the prostration, if Goa, thing could be dee* for the boy, Mr. Janie, Tatlork humanely undertook IO procure admission for hate into the Philauthropic Society, and had yes. milky procured the necessig certificates, with the , est...wine of that of the Megi,trate, which Sir Mitham cheerfully sepplied, and the boy was doli• vered op to be placed under the este of that 'unite- Worthy Juhn Rodgers, who described himself as hitting been a heir.iltrvaro iii Ray-street. Fletkeessell, and who hail been •tiamltted .ome days ait.i.e on a charge ! of pi. king the se.cket of • Mr. Moore, tai:or, Ell. ! ward.strret. Illschfriars, and trump:lei!, to brio4 !neither to his rhareeter, was nest viol to the bar.-- The tit whet did nit mate his avpiniraeco, k, I 3 la. 11.1 hial br.o procured from adm. P.i g na i pa b a d . e rwinuidy directe.t to So W. Cut tis, and causrat to h e l e id an it,e rattle in the Alderman's petit.er.— ' Sir Wiliam opened it in.m.diately on his artiest. bet coo:11 shake nothitig of it. II hoeits with " War ." anti Emended t.• I•metit hi• iiistiets. flu.— .. This nat e+ mac ' me," •4111 the *fi r th ) 81101111, 16 I tlivos no b r ,,th e r of tiu n 'ma of linttg4ra. not am lat present. thank 'HI. in •ny distress" Ow the epp , rane e .4 the 1'f;•40.10(.110 ich eapl.lned the NI i• tan. S.r \i ILLttel Of.t et.... 1 the !PI , Pr. •li 3 foam is coutcut' lad the to stiiting-tss, art: is 'e d tea- hitily of the party to proarearte, ha how e likod l e Lave to•n,directed that the. Pd.. r sh,vlll tekovi to thidesell. there to receive the corrective ad* bossy, and be dischoraed. Bow.ITRILT. _y e s tou la ) a Last private ovulating. tion took place afire's% the aleaett.d eta I tier at the Gram, Post-eifi re. _ _ George Tqpper was brought to the •fare, charged •ish being • tops• and a vagabond, and a grass im. poster. It appes►.•d that she Pii4nner was yesterday shoot 12 o'cl•ock discovered in the so of eying himself op to a tree in a fi•IJ near K•solishstrion, Rapp ssed aritb en intestines of bangi.•g ninavel; but it ssastlsse ...red that he was !yin; himself up •itb some slight pack thread, shirts could not possibly have held him, end no doubt would hare Whets if he bad suspended himself by it, and there is no doobt bet that his real abject .as to Pyrite the compassion of the passengers passing; he was in consequence taken into custody by Crocker and Snot. rr constable, whets h. was Very abosira t. them : he was dressed as a stile, ; he said he hid hems discharged from the Gorgon f 1441feet/oat four months slate. Ile suit he was going to di. the rash act bevies, be was ••at of employ, bet admitted that be bad net tri►d to get say harvest work be said his perish was at !kW's!, Caere the Magistrates ordered Ala to be passed, •tier being imprisoned a I week. DISTRESSIM; CASE or SUICIDE. 110.10 my Weil. at *lnc o'clock. Po laginst was held at Ike Red LIM public. ape. 11,d I too heel, tloreach, we view est • body at Mr. tiskrkell, bopaterrbant, Na. 7, is that greet, aka Aso hit rV. 1 tre preacipol witness am a Gestiensaa who lava apposite she deceased's boost, obis drat between Pim amid WO o'clock no Nasdaq moraiiii be was alarmed by the rep. to of ▪ e arias, ponediai lawman, free the dereaeroiro banae, and sant after he bear., a female voice exclaittiag, " Olt ! as; arab ter ! as; natter I" He iiimediately ran psi as/ fowl S h e eitared'• rk'rk an* hour-keeper wandins at Ho room door . he , bar-. is apes, sod bebiad tip Prof or aid the lecensed eprodal as hI. tel old and a gams fly of bleed Da the gip' s.' par [ bhp Witness twined bine over ismasedistely. and sear bon an r sae grartatt foesd a large bone Aug wars, and in all appear ablaS rectal; dank:wird. % 1 &ova seat fur Hr. %$ Minns, she rape as the instant, bet the detained saves spoke, attlioasb passaiiia wet obarevi.ble for so boar. Mr. fano ry., the ibecrareo's ci.[rk. 'sated, ika hN anster bad arrived in loos bit a new days befog." firm Itriginsa, and der img she w auk` liar did nos go I. bed. the the issrumg of IM foal ralionropin thr were a leave is a f. ewd ai hgurse, which coatai...4 pot It Mad bee* opened ...key's.. inearkable par sage t•—•• 1 u .pe n.y wader is ap bra mead Iw asp thing-I aay do," &c N it.,,. bad tor gnaw iron knell la eantanesitira I. bir toradticr. irk 44 alai no doubt , Ise sound mete at \la iatellern. Ie raintee to *me ri s ermias from the J or y. lba, ar hat au pa is slot wane' sole COL tial, a ket, bre roarer. oat lw wd been antrelitaale In may specaledeins, yea he did pri ile ak it was bit embarrass t caned his. to d. a be Tbeen t ro..keetiet.*i ilbsetalr lifleillll.llllloll.l,lll I. rps r the wait of .he erersorm wood. Ii aopeurod that h Was alw.i: resikog tar BOK, ad W lada-is wady taloa. ...weed is peewit he olio is whirl agaiwil the dostime treteill rinaier.l. hi riling a atom. sad Other were had ma. trot the; I..siresan.iated the a T. , •gt• cos. sad sa nor ..ee. o oon he ta.d mar &Ismer had eimpoietwd sad thai be coast p..TC it freas 'es ipiarat ...Wetter, sod lb.. hr s owed to adowwc I a.. a Loner ke priart i .lr at The •011111111 140 mtwoonee r realowasee, nil te.sling is mare the epi aiun Oat drreased was comp) lei) detained. lir. With ..a. MU called to cored the di-ceased ; 4 fooad sw ettro-i re Prosiod ow lbw right tide we the shod, /totem& the ke,d, and pan of Ore ear •as aOwi goer. He hal Slate npeard the iMad, aad la the fisht she et 'he heals fooled ohms •Irrood awn stare ad pawed through the roof of she heed, sad bodged MIPS' the stalo. Ibe foie, of sae slot worm grist. ilia' it mad rplo the Asti from back to trout. as suaisit a. If it boil hero saws. _ . . _ be Jar) tetrr•ed .llwir we , 4le:—.. Thai site ileeeter4 WA pat • yet od to his ranteure, not ben at the ti.de el •0611161 memory, n rrlcrMradtug.'• 11!nit Distatsaima Acciour the afternoon of laes.lay se'nhigh!, a 'ming named Paton, shoot 14 'eerie age, residing at Cairnbeddie, whilst amusing himself with a &able pfke.hook, anfona. palely swallowed ir. The barbs of the hook fastened so far down io the Ihre,t, that no instrument could he applied to 'lnfix thorn. In this state of tenants the boy ass !nowt to Perth, with the end of tho brass sowd or chain hanuang out of his esnuth, bat nothing effectual could be dyne for him. Inanadi. ately a number of people vet, hothead, opened a subirrip mos for bias. and he was ant of *a Wed. itesday afirraerni for the Bo)al Infirmary of Edina bore, where Me arriaed oa Thariday. A ccnsalta ti.,n it to be held ou Ins case to-iley.—(Edinburgh Pnper.) A few days ago, Mrs. Bell, a widow is Annan, wen. to milk her cow, when souther cow, which was egging in the $llOl4 meadow, ran at her, threw ber down, and was in the act of goring her, when bet ova sow came reusing op, attacked the other wills great fury, and succeeded in tint cnly relieving, bet, to all probability, sating the life of her mistress. BIRTH Q• the rid, et. Mrs. Lyon. at Itut.ell-sqsaer, of • OM. NA ItHMI% At *. church. es the Slit ult. L. M. Prier. Fib levied *me of T. Pier. Lee. willies el Lord Fras.k tort Ar Memiuireety. to AMPS Uuia, 011111/ of t. It ebbiry Life Ceramielam a she Ole Animist. the Sits alt. al Hi. Mar)-10.1siemt. Timms lice, EMq. of &rem-greet, I / zfold "Met, to Min I.lisaleie leo.. 'emelt enegitrr of tat late JAG Ti.., lip. of Salaam bill. mar Clapham. DI lip Oa the Stith Or. liattlie, Wire of N. llse.eas J.. °gran', and 4in Otter of Alt. N. Mien, Snails/de, Ali/4k,, o . the :int Lit. a: her New wasesireet, Ward, wife at ibe Royal Ac.dessici4o. 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