The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-23 00:00:00

- `41110•P. - _ ajtokus=7 t , • b C . • • 111114. I‘. coman. • A • 71 ‘ .. ‘ . • • Ak it • ' 4 44 . ttiftlllo l l - Jr.• 1.• ; . ; ' I' ` .* Ivied • . ! . g ~,Ey wee said to be the Biker Stick, awl who wu stalled Csoloael Hilt. that the regiment was set to be tamed oat till farther *ram, cad that was the sole cause er the delay; it was not out of disrespect to the Canner or the Jury. We waited there, very disagreeable, Datil halt-past fear *Week ; 1 mesa disagreeably. be muse we were Eder aethiag. Then Sir H. Torres*. the Adjaisuo4leseval was ea kersebask. earprieed :01 1: that so repel km made, sad thought these meet. be some ' Sr H. Teams nig. Hi my hoof in that the lemeleasd by sot ressivieg ae all-, seer the Teal sad theses were lamedialely ordered oat. The Coeseesdag Olen amend me that every officer sad .as were seesated cad paraded le the same mean se they were apes the 14th. He was sailed Wesel Careadish. Observing some of the nest cloalipd. I asked him the leases, aed he said It was tie area that were sleeked ea the 146. Bow Oestleasea case with tickets is the usual torah bat without the same being inserted; they wen sea sequeady seat bask wham she. altered. 1 asw ao witnesses refused alter the debts were rarreateff. The witnesses were pet is a roma where they esomplained of heist wane. I saw one named Jones. who seemed to knew me ; he said he wished se go out. end I applied to the Commemdieg Officer, who permitted them to go lam the Ridimg4chool, and to walk sheet I. a cool pas sage. where I walked myself. The in. were drawn out . is (sir reeks is ors order, a twee be imps sash. The witnesses west lam the Hasa, amllassempanied them; ae did Mr. Itaissiord chiefly. hut I went threngh the whole. I will explaie shoot the witness Wag mid sheet turning ass away. I saw them lookieg sheet I. different direr does. and I desired he week, look to the right up *se line, and same dm another, se that he the 1,1 otherwise they neighs miss some. Three tw witamisse ulls t. make a mesa ex eemeseadieg Other said that was emstrat, to hot. • tantalum, Not Mr. _leafed and inyesir legend open it, mad the Adjutant-080ml was of that opinion, sad it • wascomplied with. The vitamins. whoever thq imp meld identify any penes. stepped, and the =meta( Meer directed the Adjutant to take down *memo of the perms se ideatilled, which I suppose. the &limps did. as he wrote always. I m the preeeeee of every whisess.l asked if every uses sad every Offiesr was ea the same hone, and in the same order as whim on duty es the 14th. I was regularly assured they were ' emit s : r ises ; with the encepthem of one tees lying in the tal wounded, from a brick. or something of the kind. one of the witmesses expressed a wish to we kiln or I shield have ordered it. To a widen from the Forams, Mr. Binds replied. that he did mot take any of the asses of the °Goers se ideatilisd. He did apt eiseseive it to he his dety se take the mew at all. He kaew onset *seams, Lieutenant [PAM. /41111044 had.entkisamove•- ‘.7 Messedsifisi apes Ltratiaast Qom at least he was told that was the same si the dicer. Is answer 4 tilestisa Ikea owe at the Jarrow, as to whether t here bad sot bees held another latoeit. withis the barrack yard. Mr. Binds acid. 1 made so farther ewasalastioa of the witassees. than Rarely to ask for what purpose they Mr. Watt'mos.—Wert not several of the Irksome is ilimbt as to the perms of the 'Miriam' whom they wished to idleatify ?—two wore especially beteg se ex actly alike. iliraie.—Tee; there certaiely was mese deibt impressed. Mr. Wsithouts.—Was wet oae of them es the left, and the other on the right ? Ms. Dirsie.—Yes. The Coroner—What has this to io with the ? Mr. Waithman—Begging your pardon, Sir, it has very materially to do with the evidence; for at neither you nor the Jury were present, I wl4ll to l obtain thro.gh the evidence of Mr. Hirai', the 1111801101 in which the stet were identified. Mr. Welshman proceeded—Do yea bsppea to boom the sasses of the two mem who so resembled one au other? Mr. Birnie---I could not swear to the names of any of them bat one, whose same is Lieut. Storey, the son of my acqsaintanee, the Magistrate. Jo ryman—Yee have said that some of the witnesses had mime doubt as to the identity et some of the men ; I wish to know whether they had an opportunity af forded them of clearing up these doubts ? Mr. Birnie---Rvery facility. was gives them ; and indeed Sir Henry Tomas was of the same opinion as myself that every facility should be afforded to the witnesses. I ought hem to menden that Colonel Hill belongs to the Blues, bet, as ►e ►ad the office of Silver Stick, on that day, he was despatched to the Boards. Juryman—Did yen see any of the soldiers laugh ing and scale( at the witnesses. Mr. Birnk—Yes, they certainly smiled, as they ge nerally do on these occasions. ' A Juryman—Did not see dim gsseh.their teeth ? Mr. Birsk—lf they did so, it must have been be hind my book, as I generallywalired before the wit messes to give them eien6deuee, sad remove from their minds the impression that they were eatkely surround ed by soldiers. Mr. Blink then left the rows, burin said that he would send Mr. Stafford with the poperesni mimosa' the Aileen identified, if h. had &sit Mr. Waithnias--Mr. I ease- Iler that the witnesses not hairier-had fair ilay ymter day, would justify me is broads' limo the prank* which I bad made, not to bring fanned ear wire, yet such is net my intend's, Il•meeelfwilels as Mar, that there is a mon. is &stemless" in,* it reedy Were evi.leske, that one of the withers, trim woe ve dorms the 14th, and coosequeotly alight to haveimesst es** parade at the barrack-yerdieasmday, woe titiattag st his house during the whole of tbat-periml. • Ile is awl one of my evideaces. jet I will order him to appear if it be your wish. ' • . Thomas Austin, 1, 10MmeSetreat.e• mare; being called and ewer% Waled IW:oat was absent truss resterekieg saisom wimp derail ought to•balre bee rem* it the harm gyration** by a Jetrusaa—Mbir ftlelet Iteloagod to the Ist Itegiseeit of H;res (femurbad sierlsteihfoe three &spot be tweet Mee blow *OM t the 5,141“ said that he was en ditty at Reseingtea tra the 14th. LONDON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1821. 3 I M. • - • . .3 T(1;011M OF rut SOTPTIAN TOMB. HE Pt' Malt; Is most esspeetilliv isfortood that Nee EXIIIRITION of the EOIPTIAN TOMS . C 1.0% kli for the Selma OS Itotordity. the let of ReiNneolost 'nest. **dill' INK-OPF:1 0 1 In the beglonlog of NOMIIIIINT. sae wiN be announeed In *tare 4eletwthwtneots. zuturriox of WARD'S DRAM/ NATIONAL ALLNISORY. is Coostoeutoratiost of thy Tossturs of earned Ks ro•s. at tlest Mateo of Waterloo. Ashdod isr order of the British Legends!' ; Siso le Ilkst by 111, is NOW OPEN, it tho Exyptlea tiali, Illiseadilly. Adosivaneo Is. Catalog's. id. Dosariptios de. With . oteiwd tottlisets. ed. UNRQUALLIID TIISVIRLLINO I . ... KAMM STK. hi ARO AT R ' Moor lost& Coaches. se • Sy 11. A. ItIOUNTA flanaesn's HEAD IDD,..VICIDDI r••lsismeheig Pk • MACHIN. &e. set •. • Tslownsph," Dover, 'Ventorbery, irevershais * friary morning, at a gamier to esosoquaoco of' the des Shove shock, the proprietors tlytll b=ed to reader It the re Chatham, llosheskrr, aspLitoblos;, every toorsisg. riliksht Plyesnoth. , Dartnebe sad tialisbory.. lionitoo, luster, BrWport, . Istrakot. The " Heise," isostbasspton, Lymingtos, Whisliestar, and Nattlagstohe oavr,fotir Maid* coach, every morning at eight ; arrives at the Coich and litmus. Sootbampton. by live. This is a wad delightful cooveysoate to tho hie of Wight Jassy, Guernsey, lit. Haloes, Havre do Grow, Cbe " 'eters of the *hero comb bops to twelve a tag of that apron which has hitherto bees • asst of Ohs " Odes." No reel lirsr e i g em a hvses. ewe W a rr "( "se • altareoes. at ese ; ar: `e, the 0 I.e. Ruth. sad the Lae treat, and Muse Bristol, nest sore*. CUSCO/II t WILLS, estoeswavaa, TAUNTON, AND /LISIOUTN. ?be "Dgertre." a eew Liver light coed, oily ewe eight•oe the rood. wry* fear W4le. @Meet dally at owe ; artless et Liverpool meet easiotteo at levee. through We ber.. Ihnlimps•N MEW& Latimer*. Hlseiley. Atbestalle, UMIAK Woe, Wowed*. War. rliCwa ry Prealso. Welhebook mit WOW post meek, every ovottiog. st the. iluerdsili lb. ...Mhos." Weymouth. Dorchester. Blaedford. Seth bevy. Aetlever. Sleek yew, Dephot. sad Dasharateke Row aftereeee. lt is allowed to be the meet agreealski sad eomplese pobili eeesermee es the north rood, heist emempeniled by any ether. Glasgow. Gagto we, Gretna Orem. Asa., Detertilla, Brownhill. r, Kilo, Conseock, Kingswell, and all pert's, • peaces& daily. Task. flearbeesegi. Whitby, Ithlelds, Seederiesd. New ends end Ilidlabiorgh. sew poet emelt. with a gond throughout nth est every morning at alse,olic Nero..' Newark. Itetherd, De4reguse N Derhoss,43leth. old reseng;rs ladle Ihm. spina is th e jammer, may rest what die they please, them proceed om without any additional both Marlborough end Nwiodoe sew foer Imelda mesh. IMMO Aldbourn, Reading. immboure, Perna. Lydlogeem, Mott', Wootee Basset, Ras every, Heagerked mud Newbecy, every monde.. Bridgesorth. Weisel, Shrewsbury sad Holyhead tar inside coach, every evening. Boston, Spal. liorerertgli, When and Hurtellipke Royal Mail - ivory molar Is Opllity Ithelhe ti risesby and Mull. alteramom at squatter Wore six. Pearith. and tee PeoloCoare r hand with bar banes and a guest bli the way ; polesee Brash, A . Orst•Arlide. B e. Wetherby. Aberford, Deeissier7 "' Z Gra 1 sets out every morales. sad redeems the joet• ley with the greatest facility. Passeepre island on the road by beelaess or pleasure. have the poseller advantage of their theta bei;si seared I. the nett emelt. Kendal. Uneasier, Preston, Kirby•Lonedale, Charley, Ormskirk, and Gersten post-coaches, every lemon at Five. Liverpoc • Warrlngtes, Keetsferd, these, Stafford. mth Litchfield new light four inside post-coach. called the • Delimme." every evening at Ave o'clock, to the Saracen's Head len, Dale-street, Liverpool. Wakefield pest-coach every mornieg. Chester. Newport, Whitscherch. INirpoviey, Namptwieb, Northwich. sad Ulddiewich, peel-coath every evening nave o'clock. Manchester, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsall. sad Wolverhatepton sew four inside post.eoaels, every afternesse. tihsdielr aid Rotherham post-coach, sailed the " Reek inehemt," every moreing. Han. Linage, Northam,. Bowden aod Dermaster poet coach every morel to the Cross-Keys, Market-plea. Hell. !tenderised. SNshtes sod Yarm Coach every wheralog, to OW 0 • los. lloollorloatt. Siesteid mad Rotherham post coach, called the Rocking ham, every member at eight, and the Nelson at Nies. S. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respected) , " sesystalet their Prised, sad the Public, that they will sot be meseums. shit. for any Paresis, Passovers Luggage, Writings, Plate, tr. of more time Five IPmweile valets, if lost. stelae, or da aalted, onion entered as efeek. atO the Insure's, cid for aeordlugly, at the Sereeea's Iteadbe. Seewabill. sew Madam pagiaa mantra spit. OOP pep relates to estra.—Msartat.. Just pmblisited, pries du. la beards (Fifteenth Rothlam). ripHE As:GlB of LIFE; a Noo-Modieal Common tary ea the iodise's:tams arising from {human Frailty. in whiek the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Lues Ttmeree, Gosorrh4ra, Stricture. Seminal Weakness, &e. are fully droloped; Pall li. commies some remarks es cer tain Female Complaints, is particular Sterility; Part 111. .cnbreres Practical Observations oa Sexual Debility, Self Abuse, sad Mental irritation, with some interestiagobserva liens on vegetable and aninsal 11%; in Part IY. Is a Series of Cam illustrative of the preambleg subjects. amelalaimg them is a familiar maamer. and the Woole addressed to the V with sad Maturity of both Sexes. By GOBS and Co. Cuusultimg Sargeoes, London. Haters beetle Omnibus one dedit. si qui. eogmoverit Sines /karat le mU the Jiesul qf bits. sappike, Its frogs/ spliestiou monks Ike Was. May be had IM, Paternoster-row; 19. Pali-Mall; Piceadilly ; Hi. feet. Saha; SI, Meet-streets lit. Fleet-strelt I ilk West ;IR filballuddlt, u•ni ; Stersamem td Co.. Omaha sad Co.. Service; R. DTI.. I pawls+ ; Sorrell and Dead& bath ; alritgarlrks tt,: Hatt. Camarldr ; Headley. Leeds; and et *tr . ..•.- sellers.—Measrs. 00004 aid Ce. are Se be es I ..mal, every day. at tapir hour ; and Niko rrquested to describe imimetely the emme,t=t- Y mi , tsr.ce fur Advice sled Medicine. ithilita cam be tativarded !'• an. part of the Woricl.—GOSS sad Co.)I. R.C. Rue 11, Bouverie- street, Fleet-street, Lo ' on. " I%* Gime Jbr whisA HAMPDEN TOR NM WHIM!. HAZARD and C., Costrootors for tho present AA Lottery, Sod oven hoer rests, cease le stiosratalats Ihesseivos oa Mein oilogOod a plata slroit-Oorward Sehesat, with all Stades Meaty. amid set Two liseha to a Mee I—HAZARD sad Co., Dower uprises. r e = Odeon ihaa whoa It Is &sir good tonnes to la s tit* Meads a Scheme lie the preseet, dist is loo6orod by Ibo Drawly/ bowies the SashedB=ll7lr ba Tt iL lieltese osetaies the followlog Prises : - Mena of - • Z 88.031! 1 - - • of • - I.OBBE sod 1.0101. - • - of - - 1,118111. sod M. 18 . . of . . ' mod 11101. sad - FATAL AFFRAY a CUMBSILAND GATE. ♦DIOURNICD MOURN? Oil •ODY OP RICHARD HORNY. /1/T■ PAT. About two o'clock, the hear appointed der the far ther prosecution of this haportnat larpthy, the Jury sasetabled at the New lon, Rdgewue-ruati ; the Corr nee bad not then made his appearance, hat arrived is about a quarter after two. Ur. Alderman Waltham' and Sir R. Phillips were also present. Immediately on the arrival of the Cormier, the manses of the Jury were called over. The Caresser stated, that he had mat a suntmoss to Sir. Birnie last night, and be understood that that gesUemas was sow in attendance. If therefore, he was to be 'maimed, the Jury might now proceed. The Foreman asked if the Adjutant of the Life Guards was prevent ? The Cores., observed that illr. Pmaas bad sent is 'his cant, stating that he was is atteadance also. AJ' that air. Birstie Mr. gleans the Adjutant was then called. Mr. Birnie sent into the Jury to inform ;hem that his time was precious ; be therefore hoped that the Jury would call him I. before the Adjutant, whose time was at his own disposal. A conversation arose - on the question, that one of' the witnesses who had given his evidence should withdraw. Mr. Pooh, the witness, expressed a wish to remain, in order to hear bow Mr. Birsie might describe the *Seer whom he had recognisesl. A Jammu' suggested, that the reason assigned by the winless for remaining, was in favour of his with drawing. Mr. Waithma■ quoted the statutes of Edward the Third, to prove that they bad no right to exclude any witness from an Inquest. The witness remained, and the conversation con cluded. Mr. Ratans was then sworn, and deposed as follows: I am Adjutant and Usutenant of the Ist Regiment of Ufe Guards. 1 know *thief seaceraing the death of the man ; 1 have not brought the master-roll, but 1 have the rearter-roll, and the orderly book ; 1 have se objection that they should be produced if the Jury wish ; 1 have also a letter from the Adjutant-General. directing the attendance of the troop. and another from Sir Robert Baker, ap pointing their attendance at Kensington. The order ly book contains the names of all the officers upon duty that day, bat not those of the men. The num ber of men who went with Sir Robert Baker were a Captain, two Subalterns, and 54 we ; Captain Oakes commanded the party who me *et to Sir Robert Bake', dated Asg. 14, half-past ten, a.m.. Whitehall. The Leger requested that a party should *bias In aid et the Civil Power at Kensington ; the gam* if the Liestesaats were Storey sad Hail. Another party was seat by order lathe Deputy Adjutant-Gea. to take care of the gates; the letter was read; it desired that it should be seat to keep the gates clear till the remains of the Queen should pass; the names of the slicers who went out in eoaselpresee •f this command were Lieutenants Terry and Gore; they had twelve men each, three corporals and nine privates; 1 was on duty yesterday at the *rucks, and saw every one of the wiliness, Inspect the troops ; I walked with each wit nem to *dee what they had to say when they stopped; the Magistrate, attended them all the time; 1 saw them stop imeasloually and look at the Akers; there were more slicers present than I have mentioned as having been employed on the 14th, for the whole regi ment woe ordered out ; every oficer's woe was halve; down who was pointed out ; Mr. Binge was the person who took their sasses dews; 1 baleve' that some a the eaters who were pointed set yesterday were among these whose Dames I have gives I. to the Jury as having been in duty ; I menet state the semis; they aisle the possession of the Commanding (hoer; ' the ttitaaseee did not all is spasm* man see near; the witaniees were dismissed one by sue after introits ing she Creep; I say upon-my smith that there was out one 'Boer removed; not a man eliiihnd his position; there were b Captains present. 13 Sabato:re, besides Q‘arterchlapters. and 267 men mopnted. All were I there but those who were so dreadfully mauled soil pelted with brick-hats. One ash had 111 leg broke, and weeder was meek in the face eis seveyely, that it wee only yesterday the dotter eyed pvtieennee titarhe as lot in dasher of a lack jaw. The statement in the end srpArsr died • . I the Stialbidr pnblis i xte: i s t of the ill-tresimeat of witoesses was I- I Oak feandedoe. They were treated la the tweet ehil maneer ' asd dinned by the Magistrates : p e olo V best mode of namieleg the troops. Thee sea almost in the hospital, is aresegnearm received. There were 37 mom we•olog and 7 horses; the wens& were from blows arith hate or stones. Every mac was remestad la Oho muse sumer yesterday as on the 14th t there were ilf ilea cloaked yesterday is each troy. hat easel say whether there was the same earshot ideated • 14th. said he understood that there were no paw paraded yesterday bat those Who had bees the 14th. observed, that sash a proceeding would The object was so ascertain whither the ideadfy thermos. Waltham) asked whether the mode of HMl fyiargetmess at the Old Bailey was coadoeted la the new described ? Did they dress up 100 pee d* same way, aad then call open the witnesses _ the individual 'eat ? Jeror.E—Were the Officers cloaked ? Witness—No. Had they cloaks a the 14th ?-1 doe's know. Cerowew—Wore they on the same hones as ea that day ?—I believe so. Mr. 11411thetaw-1 know the appolabent was =de ammo Mamie the foreureon. The letter stated, that witnesses having tickets should be admitted at two; they wife lot admitted at two; it might be abase twenty minutes after. If some were set adeolusil till silt o'clock, it must have been their 61111 fault; l hate not get &letter from the Hose ammestr i r s I received my orders from the Commaader-lorChief 1 1 know nothing about the first witnesses beiag kept 111 five withal's isapeetiog the regiment ; the fret OM sews betas se see the regiment aboat half-past throe; I don't tithe k was four or half-past fear ; it aide be about-Seen that the impeder; 'Dished. Mr. Wplpman—Do you know that some of the hop were rude lf treated ?—I deal know, 1 don't think mt. nor that out of them - was struck on the meads ;or had marks on their clothes of the soldiers white (WPM war do I beer that a boy was struck by a soldier wouarled. This onassisation toeing objected to. Mr. Washouts said. he wisheJ to show east that lationidatod, as well they misfit when N. testate that the Mania ram is ;Lie► Wife Joryasan.—a 1. you did not see the Jury ill treated:we; the Joey, I must telt you, felt It our duty to attend on a matter relative to essential evidence, but the Jury were sot only denied admittance, bat rudely treated, and even personal violence offered ; I was myself pushed, and afterwards struck on the mouth, and sbosid have fallen if it were not for some pleetes babied vie ; this is the assault of which I have some right to complain, some persons who saw the transaction gave me their cards. A Juror oheerved, that just before the blew was gives, as officer said, "Soldiers, do your duty." Another Juror stated that he saw two soldiers, one of which street the Juryman who made the statemeat. The witness denied that he knew any thing of the affair, be was then in another place. Usaorraa.—We are inquiring about the death of the man, sad net of this affair. Mr. Waithman.—lt is eery fit that such an affair should be made known. The Foreman.—The ferocious treatment which we met with yesterday, should receive the censure it de• serves. Witness.—You should rather keep it yourselves, or apply to the bigber powers. Mr. Spicer.--If we ►ere ill treated we deserved h, I was there, and think so. The Foreman.—l deny it. Jaror.--Had you bee• struck, Sir, your littguege would ha different. Mr. Spicer.--I was /track also, but I fear se sas that lives. Examination proceeded—None of the witnesses said any thing abut Mr. Birgit ; I asked witnesses after tie isepostion if they were sati"fied, and they said *op were; sowed them west away sad said they would not wait for the Jury or any body else ; this loons three or foot o'clock. I did sot ob serve any man laugh when the witnesses were inspect ing. Lieutenants Terry and Gore were seat to take possessions of certain gates, but I don't know which ; don't know that say °Seers of the detachment at leaded voluntarily on that day ; I am sure none went so in uniform. The Snit witnesses inspected the regi ment &boot half-past three, ►ut I don't know exactly. Those are gates of the Park, at which the civil sad military power were stationed on the 14th, one was Camberland-gate ; I was not aware of any act or stra tagem to disgalse the officers yesterday; I have no do cument to show what statism, the officers took after they left the Barracks; there was no return, as they went to act for the civil power, not for themselves, and I so cautioned them ; I can't tell who commanded the detachment in which the men were wounded. Yr, BIM'S was then called.—l know nothing sole , writing or teaching the death of this man of my own knowledge; if you please I will state what I am called here for ; what pass •d at the Hone Guards Barracks yesterday; I received iustructions izoto the Under Secretary of State to go to the Barracks at Knights bridge at I I o'clock. and there to see that witnesses admitted by tickets should have free access to examine the 'Evers tad soldier', to sower the ends of public 49;tica ; that order to attend at eleven was c.ounter is the morning. by another letter, to say that Crt d inconvenietat to turn Loot the torn before two efrioek. The letter was official. I went rather before tem otoompasied -by another Magistrate frees tames's , teller* Mkt; Wt. Rilesferd, wit* bad ',waived Angst instructions, and calm I found fr at!, a geittlertan, who ALLIIKO TO DOTI& DRAM, - 111 - - • Of - - " ROL mad 0101 . . es !lei Ida. 114 - --0 - - NW. and SOL. A,lttler add litTR AND CANTRIBURY. WO - - 0 -40 L ow. mad INK. !hes. sad keep good Thee, 11.480 of OW. lid, 111 and 101. sess a 4 pare ALP4TAII4 AN D CO. ALL 1110111111 I-140 STOCK PIUZIIIII-4110c LASSES ! es the tinitessa-erearr, Snow -siu., ISIVF TWO SLAMS TO A PRIM ! Mr. aeon I LOSIDIMI. - - This Plniaben sew edam are the *deed Tldaill sad be ....2. n Os T 4:44asist. 1. maw skimaguimuossui•i, a Drawing. tele wit tumid t olt from the above lee : leg * the Whist 'Meowing' *MK * . Ter. Deal. Rains/ate, Maripihn net drlhnide BIM Day. It will pea to the Sewed Day, Mr. Walden and ileedoieb sew pest aped, and Day. iiiodgwe tha &weed Day, it will ge en to the Third fphanletalw ties Mors al er past seven e'eleeli.: If seder*, MA the Wok &oiled preference given to the Tickets sad Shane are seiner at HAZARD and Co.'s Old maser se *re are determined so 'spines sad Fortunate Oilers, miss is die MN I the Arm eeaveyaass tie that read. IR Royal Rieheage, established *wards of a Century g to pleb de Judi Reehemer. Stroud, ilittineliserne, ill, Grabill; sad US. Otteed-straet • Jeree..-Wer slag. at a qoarter past seven. Where they Shared and Sold hi the Last atlery, W itsme.—N Easter, We% mouth. Dorchester. 15.700 r. even • morning. storms, through ROSS - - - 116.000 • 11041 the, tie port. *landlord, Rashigstolte, and Also ALL the 410.0101Prilits Is One Lollar?. Collorm'W air. w SIMONS 51110, Ile pOsiassah. ovary aftIIMMOINI. - A Jaw . wg psted , that as Mr. Ilitaie was mania _., sepea woo lotimidarod, Tall WITNIKT. messes To *unawake, agnate, to rotor • to the woe, they cheow proceed to his __. wig "glaw", ST. 1gA1. "2 / 1_ lit ' satiestioa insueodiately. " the Jury "se treated so. . Win roosode to seat tio v : bl " Reilib li tia 1116" Usda t m r ottoto n g lig througb eesull ' i r tl o i dot lr ans 4 June those* thus the Adjutakit il d ihs skill dos footvi . he awl Mr. Oink biter:: on. The surnames to Riot . the saewt is to stop being iaeonvesieat. the Gold's Use. Leak, sold osorsielj„.•at,l"., this ... t h e later was collateral to that of the first. wowidmitseding t he nebeeill. " °l.lrwm t !" 41' ! ". - 111 " tn ., ill r Itnesna tit. A.llimeasf ors& tkow 0u11..1 Jarrman.—You say you i k r 1 C I