The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-04 00:00:00

~~ Or , e ~. . 3,1 1• .- . • '^ >, • . _ •~ , ,AND ',lzmir": . . Yesterday his Royal Highuess the Prince ..R s egenl accompanied by Major Himartl, Equerry in . .Wait inn, and Colouel Palmer, of the 10Th Ulmer., ' Aid. vic-Cnrop to his R0).,1 Highness; left Carbon House at a quarter t-fore,lt o'clock, for Hounslow Heath, in order to review his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland's regiment, me loth Light ,Huasars.— llis Royal Highness arriiesl, on the ground at ti o'clock, where the regiment was forum - fin One. The pound was kept by a party of the 10th Hussars, the Royui Blue., and Life Guards. As soon as the Prince Regent alighted from hii carriage, he mounted hi charger, and, attended by his Aides-de-Camp, and number of General Officers, proceeded to the head of the line, the hand playing God save the King, ant' down the front, and up the rear, and then took his iitation in front. The regiment immediately passed it tingle files, then formed, and marcherragain in quick time'in squadrons; after which various evolution, were executed in *style of military discipline not to be surmised It/ *ay troops in the world. The regi, meat hatig ti tef4, a most noble appearance. Lieut.. Colonel pie the command. His Royal High. loess expressed his high satisfaction with the military A tippearauce of the troops, and the masterly manner !high their evolutions were performed. After the Royal Highness inspected a number ofi young horses, which hate been lately purchased foi the regiment. There were fttesent their Royal High. testes the Dukes of York end Cambridge, Lords Hill, Bereiford; Harrington, Catchcart, &c. together with a number orGe . tieral Oiicers. • We andersiand nts - vbuitii whatever is made when passports are obtained front the French Ambassadi is this Country. It does tint appear that any regiments of Militia belonging to North Britain or Ireland have yet been disemhonied. • SlVOUtett RonzitY.—An old man, named Nield, a jobblnitallor, 'at &strew, had, by parsimonious Itabitslbi a long aeries of years,. accumulated 37Q, guineas ; bat, fearful of being robbed, he always carried It about Ilia person, sewed up between the lining and back of his coat. Last week.,: 'Conceiving his toad did not sit quite so easy as usual, he deter alined to ease himse f of it : he accordingly stripped, of his coat, 'and opened a seam, when, to his astos elehmertit, but fell k leaden weight ! the gold had gown! but how," or' w hen, ii to poor Nield a wa tery.-I{Cheeter Pr.) . CM roe Comm.-4t *pries unnecessary to apologise for of 'to the notice of the public an account of some curious and well-authenticated facts relating to the use of Cliters (called commonly called Geose.gress, and scientifically Galiorn Ape rine), in the cure of that most terrible of all ma. ladies to which the human frame is subject—the cancer. The process was recommended hy the niftier of a Parish in the country to it poor woman, who had been for many years adicted - with a bloody cancer, and who etae then thought to be in so hope. lets, a state as to bate.* &short time to live. After eying her aperient medicine, advising her to abstain from salt meats, and 4) live on the most simple diet, be advised her to take, twice a day, a quarter of a pint of the juice pf (livers, the plant having been well pounded and squeezed; he ordered that the juice should also be boiled, and mixed with hog's lard, for an ointment to the wound, laying the bruised elvers over it, and keeping them constantly applied and renewed. Tije amendment to be ex pected is so very gradual, that it requires steady per severance in the use of both the internal and ex ternal means. In three mouths the poor woman was cured, and the wounds, perfectly healed ; and she Bow repeats the regiMen every spring and fall, for prevention. The same benevolent Clergyman re commended the process - , to a Gentleman who had a troublesome erupting, somewhat like a leprosy ; and he, in addition to the rest, mixed divers with his salad. In a few months he was perfectly well. It was also given to a poor man in Here fordshire, who had a cancer in his face to a diesdful degree, and he was was perfectly restored by it. It is also said to he frequently beneficial in consumptive cases, as well as in other scorbutic corn plaisits.—Encouraged hy the account of the benefit derived from the use of this plant, a Lady was in duced, bat January, to send the particulars here related to a person in Kept, who, she understood, was labouring under the samedisease, and suffering 'exquisite pain from it. She bad persevered in the' remedy, without intermission, for three mouths, and writes word now, that she hopes, by the Divine Itiessing, to be entirely eared of a disorder which 110 afflicted her fourteen sears. The tumours are healed, except one, which is reduced to the size of a pin's head : she feels no pain, and says that her health and spirits are exceiletat. This report may be istisd.siboa as perfectly authentic. • FlRE.—Yriterday, between eleven and twelve o'clock, au alarming fire . Oectirred at the Muse' of Nessa. G reen and Morrie. china, glass, and'eartheb. ware merchants, in Lower Thames-street:' ft ap.: peers that a boy, employed to pack up goods in the ceilkr, had suffered a lighted candle to set fire to the straw, which immediately produced a flamif he could,. not suppress. The smoke issuing from the cellar in: to•the shop, and from thence to the street, occasiontitt an alarm, and several persons ran in to afforil'as:: distance, but before they could render the lensrubi... vice the shop was enveloped in flames. The boyhad• not the means of getting out by the stibp 7 door, there fore made his escape backwards. As the streets and, avenues near the end of Thantek-stieet; adjoining Fish-street-hill, are remarkably narrow, add the houses principally filled with stores, provlsiolu, and inflammable articles, it was feared that the fire would be very extensive, but fortunately the activity of the' iremen soon reduced the dread of further danger. Six branches were played againskthe house with a ra. pidity truly' astonishing, while other engines went up Pudding-lane, and threw wafer-the back way. All the floors, except the first, in Messrs. Green and Co.'s - titmice. were saved, but the want of a party wall occasiot,ed the fire to break through. a partition info the lint;se of Mr. Gedge, prOiision merchant, whose whose premises are much damaged. The misehiec done backwards IF very consideislite. Fortuacily no lives were lost. • • t. • • ' ~, ~. F••r from the ruins, may be more easily imagined than described, especially when the circumstance of her being in an advanced state of pregnancy is added. to the sum of her misery, in having, in one unexpected moment, lost an affectionate, hittd-bearted, .and good hushand (for such all the neighbourhood - be. speak him), and a dutiful child, by a horrid catas- , f ,.t:V~.- . i,... mwcs. I. - GOTI.DUAL.—.k&* GoOlei c a-Sheriff's *thee. en. one, of the , &deems at Mate, was charge:l , 6y Franclo 'tabor- of Wood-strew Cheapside, MitA redo'," , 7 4. 3• .1 position with him ;so far from it,. that iiii , ipi.- .. .1% 4 ,, knew the Plaintiff had a meeting of his cretl4 . ~",/t the Month of April in-the-p►esent year. gw 4 2. - ii, circumstances, he trusted his Lordship wousli the motion. li frk-.. t...• ___ L 6 • Thu LOUD. CIIANCELLOIt— a INV3V fittt. .•, ~yb klintgroands (or me to-reject themoticnr. -1 _ '"' - - I, -.... .• trophe, together with all the savings of thelr - humbia - I Ills Mike his. ouse Tuesday evening in. hitelinetteei . I : Siiidn irei*l: -.' • ! r ... •.. -, •-„ • oi. life, and two of her fine remaining children suffering.' alailtditeing and fright :0144 his wifet-Sbair bitneevert'iti THE autrise or - 14 v-stiles eibi o .lantia aillielfaik Noddy anguish from the same cause. The picture of ' was atiength so mach proroked•by M. bisolenceYl Ltoes:c GOLUsaltD, ens mat eattio•eoe Oltlildi misery is complete, and wretched must that mate, . thatelevpashedhirn out of :s tlee,loettsei and . .essisted iATF.III.IO* • • , 4 ':i".. . ".. • Who can coritern plate it evaluated. The *thee cottage Inesbatsci'l app rentice r Idsoirt ha door - on hi ni..l. Mr • - . •______,.. ' ••. s - Wirt% -re AO which fell, though it presents not mocha seeneMdeoth ; tit,. :......., Isot -depart, but continued knocking's that Mrs. aid pa "oat of . tha *prop and bodily sulterivig to the mind's eye, is still most in. at the door and ringing the bell ;Liatid - -eitosit , half en' ceeds of the testator'l estate and furniture, at, rl e. • teresting., Happily no person was in it at the moment.: hour after nine a"cloak, Mr. Barber having returned hainfiton - 1 . thesnm of ittOOL and tttit the other NW. If the fall had taken place five minutes wittier than it home, feuud him still- ringing the bell. lie.iniked defter should. be paid the sum of 40001. he h 7 hits what happened ; or bad been delayed as much longeroleath :hi he *anted', end the Prisoneriensiveriti he ; egiiiez.d SS ihd. age of. 2S, the period allotted' , . r 4 would have had more victims. It was inhabited by 'wanted to go in • he trail authority to go In, and ' father's wilt that he should receive it. The Mil • an industrious old man of the name of Ilill, abort would do so. •He then showed Ms. badge of odic. . bequeathed to his wife ',life interest in the mar t '. '. 70 years of age, who, by a life of industry and ece- (the staff), end several of the bye...tenderly-0k bljland furniiurei with th'ebfitinvi that if if Wail idvis. nomy, had, after many years of toil, effectect•what , neje. and violenCe soon collected a orowd) said, the able for the benefit of the' family; . they 'ffliklit 'be he had long laboured for, the purchase of his little ' sopyosed he had a writ against Mr. Barber. How... sold, in -which case she Wes to be paid '3OOl. sit-year,. ; dwelling, in which .he had hoped to end his dare., ever, he never showed any writ, but only his staff, as the tent of another • residence. The estate ,;ta d ~t Providence, however, has decreed it otherwise. He 'and - **prated, that he had authority to enter ther i been sold, with the furoiture, sand parchiserP by j and his son-in-law had just gone out to their•work • house. Mrs. - Barber called to her: husband 'not to - Uri' Ellenborough, for - 28,0001.—The Leariii& and his daughter had just left the door to provid e let the mars- come in, for he had been in the house :Counsel stated that the Petition also nrited ihtieehh 'l something fur breakfast, when his allexcept his before; and had used her very dl. On this, Mr. I remainder of. the purchase.money should. be fowled clothes on his back—was its a moment deetrayed..— ' Harberprocuret}a constable, and had Collins secured. I for the benefit of the testator's family. • v The house for w hick he had toiled for so many' yells. . The whole of this statement was confirmed .by 't he Lost& Clik,stELLos.—..." liar. you seutad the furniture, which. to him vram.asealtiabloas that Thomas Tyler,. the apprentice. . illiti.:tbe•Crierern ' • . which • deeointrs the ptratee—.ldt-ttir little "atitteti•i • - ' the,Pehonet . in his defence could only say, that ' . •' Ittr.,Haitt.4 , " The deceased, lay Lord; *t o t dages of comfort whiciv he had collected--and, 16 he had then at' the Park to see the fete ) and had got i ndebted to 'the Clown ; this was 13enjattilli him, an important sum of money, for he 'hall saved i so intoiicated; that he hid not the smallest recollet- - amid.". it against the time whets his hands can no longer la-'non of irbailurd passed. ' - • .3 t.' The Leto Cif ibrCELLizia---" Take the Otalmile.!%., hour—were rent from him, and Ise was left, at hi s Sir C. Pitct tbld him, that he deserved tO be Motinn.irsoted. A "- , ;',,7 advanced period of life, to begin the world again !-- i cvert ly: i x i s igNi p a.• • . .i''`. .. 1 4, .. ~ It was his peculiar duty from , . _, For these unfortunate families; we do-hope, that 4kt ito noute of 'hit o ffic e , te ittep"tfie . peice, and net .To nthrrow(thii dity)lke:kikteet.Soni eflielliiiii benevolence which has se olumdistinguisbed the io. i tefiriakit. ' tiff iUtoricition ins no excuse . what- will be belt , . ' ' • habitants of this tows), will again be shows. • Oi itfordipqmp • miter tree rattier an aggravation:sof his offence ; and His Lordsh ip er Cause Pilfooei.- will sit .it gal 'Vole& Ili' higi9 l 4 - rS -- "--icelt was not Biting be ' should continua in' that office morning . • to lst • • ~ t - rehieli ba bad so tettch disgraced., He should there. Kill hear Lunatic Petitions. , - 'fiiiii .sent!' forlir. eollideildge, dud represent the We understand that his Lordship has intitaaited ~. ' •.. , ;-• cone to Ilk. ' Ott thafgentleman's appearance, Col that he will not sit after -ft? 40th of the present - lin.' ki4 . .Oriteitid to be suspended; and Sir Chides moutL ~. told NIS;It' would 'only be by an atteratioloo its his' conduct andletut/itier t end by gifing proof that both were greftly tioisitide,d;'Ont, be could ever expect to be vet rial,to'LL - .. • .. COURTS-X - 4R T . 144 . • ' . 11 A Cou rt-teartiat t ; Int.iii ; at LtNtbni.,_ , 411 the ' 6th H of February, on Lieuteadif ,pawl ba il ; or.,tho li I,th Fort, .has fou l ed thatVirce.r. vsilixttf„tit s 4 4 id, 3d 2 and Pait of id) charges, for d 1 . nee of °Merl ihd . nesleo of duty ; 4 0 0;4: " tl in d f l ii I rot endetteouring to 4iii* °A.A. prirto to F4la ii . iithnnt proper authority"; . ,94 for kiring.goe kis, town, leariut delfts,and thsillhfrits - .6T Wri,. - titiip" unsatisfied. 'the cohrt seitteittedjiim I. beAlimpfaied from the Ken, and renderlttl 111;14*(14 . 4 slrill.i his Majesty again. ' ~ . ' • di ' At a tnqc*.miiiiiil held, at t e rarlafl p. in Holton oh the '2sth 'of ..ranbary 2 On . *not *try Got. Lies' Kerieemait, , cir ow . : 11.6, 0 A rti o . o ,-frtin,-,1 oAcer.like 'einidoct is .brooking peens,cfligt.: 4 'lFl Haltitidiel 6114'4104 ,On( 'willie s an d for eeopheleS. ab '114140 driver iii fiirXitig the u 4 0 04.. , 118 -14 14 .174 ghlity to the cht4goe s . and *a l iiegotetwea,,,lp Is!, 's f . etlisid - his maifsfp. ke f itti t; ,liti, Prioefv#oo4. hag confirmed . 64th thiiet e seßleit .... r . , . , . 'A' Criliit-tria r4at-wits ite0.4 . 1: "14 *lO4, Aar the lliiiOf Match ,, on snsigsk. ilassiskg.4agr, of the 2d battalion, 634 . r.egkment 2 , for, instil/a/OHO conduct, Ha Ava* fouodk Grailli& l and adituigod le be dismissed the service, and rendered incapable of serving his Majesty. The Prince ItogeriC has con 'firmed that part of ths.siastilots whickatilluiet.klen : from theseiviee.' • ' ?' • ' '''' ' . • Mr.`'carry,, Surgeon of idgend s . hasV.loll,3 atr• teucled a cage of Frriaitf4ePoias the petivo.sl4 a female, aged 6%, antkaoch WAS MIS birita SU* Clt. her bones, that she frachired.the thigh-botee w eotthe bones of the upper arms, iu several phicsiii,Ata. the short space of aix WQBk 1,, though -cogihedtte her .inereluby the ordinaty action .0 theiplowea, 'Phis disease was 'receded, _by 044. Ake limbs similar to chronic rheumatism. :o regret .fre ,what.hadvassady ..,weber way anion& he mi teg ll* • gir.4 hg rekligd he !muted Pothing..bat,t% make him an example--autA. w hal tha t ,woutd wu for the laws of his coantet tit :determine. Ile' was resolved to bind him over tbstite Quarter Sessions to *sorer** . the.offeace, which was accordingly done, and Collins not being prepared with bail, was cormm misted till..hashentd predima two-soreties.to answer tot big appearance. • • A coq edgers tel with. .the keesiiit .4 • tat* Am the pacith. of,St. Mary . MagthgeN Tacsaipts, sitsessd. tingly: the aunkcif qt h:: Oe. cu ,a large fort,. ripe:Amt. j.eten o ejtd.gasidwa f"o l 4eregi. as an in4tiatfleut 7 eied,xespeqatde mao. tt hali!! inPe rttl4ol4 .w Reit Ce!ec c Ol‘ OE - 4% -. I :bitV of ffrAlrAan4 t the ,e4Otit o f lance he teusPaol 2 , 14 /Pg. 1 1 4 1 1 . Itits"lugijetsd induced, this ex • . IrAegliqsz'csa4lo., ; • .. 4 1 4441401AtiPit-et.Rsie.—Tlonise; 0' Niel,. Jame* I gPoliAll4 frith,. were, chaegesl pj Jahoson, the cpasteltle l ,*it picking . pettiwtts ciotiug the bootie r kt titertgelke. on Monday , night* Johnson 7be ..".1414411 them ahoot,, and detected, , the whole f i alefit 4 't 'um • 60 a •Piak4ll6 , peraaws' . poiketa 4t . their bettakoreidef v , ttomfat # end. fmplas. as teteielt.4, .444 li;Ot t rfittgaced yritie t :•nvealting. cotton. 110 tak e ", s Qn ‘ DO, of ;he Frie9neni a hoy, !sere .444 - 0 * okliesitavt Use. Itolice-fhP:Mia4 fashion, and several were found en the other titeorp-r -,•i3ommitted for further examination. . . . 1 . Brain Kakis. .--Tite-' tlsslanit - sditV litielligetglillifir which this town was 'liked ' eits . .tinsesviteveMeg.; last;. appsais to hale extentiett.essWeowsislii .'W . • f , Lance; ttrininticPkoiueet LAtalitikit, .-w ~._,,.,..-,. ... :;-: 'ably siaraseskier - d4 safety • or theft . elitifeWs!, - ssivieir,:isesior the. spring . throw leithiti , .. aim; and but lately rebuilt. In the neigitbeiiltie iirLiehrtehit tha folionvieg disasters orciirred : :+iir. _ Ward, Of fishe*ivicit, 40' three cows . kilinklikii ~ • 1 • Pysisnt, pf Elford,.nnetOW kilted ; at 51,..rowler'st iet of Aldet Mills, eighteen sheep were kil . iii ifoli, sight of Mr. Fowler, jun. who was* stendia 'Sit:Also • ' window' of the - house. At Leamington the 'dinky. Norm etacattendidonith:more atermistreconsequenese than were experienced at' other places in the neigh‘ boiehood, A fire.balt, .aectrunpaniesi with a tre;. . reowdsoc, ril. of thunder and lighinipc, , but proriwi, • dentially succeeded by a violent torrent Of Alvin% , • felt into the.. picture , gallery. belon4ing • tr . tit.- ' Bisset, and in its pregress forced -, thereftem'frotte, , s ; this root int* picalentre -of the remit, law:lints* 404 -.. Lure in the Ceiling, of upwards of one hard - red , feet squares- il)te •doers,of the' xiscom were luitOclied• . t , . down.. with ,tesoidenablar violence, several pcnes'of i ' Ors .were itrosken, , and - the - , interio r arran go*vatch i:, were thrown'; info the sotmost confusinw. Wii• sp. hsrppr y hogoever, to. add, that no very greet.danidge ' ; has, been den, to the collection ; a few *Wing* were rent sod pilled' from the oanvaa * but . 1 04( 01 0 1 , . 1 valuable pad. has.fortnnately escaped injury. l'woy' • . 7 ,! persons who were near the spat at w the .time r ssilly 'i. difliatrity. ',coil:eta' thsvonselectilreeßse fill lug. rttb• *, I . bielt.2-4 Bironingitentlfieiliskin ' . , . . . .. •.,_ ' ''' 'i • ' *P''''',._.."_ - ___.--, ' - 1101.-1 Printed and PlO , lished lit J 3) Ln v tt:a; * ST4ISSMAS OPTIC'S. 27, AtelhO red. . 4 . • • - •! .. , -i• • ' lit `- . '• - . ' • • - _ . . f• 411101.• • . :-,,.. i .. :. .. .., • '•4-rel 41 - , . - 10,' . • .;,.r., or ''. .- . ' l • •., . 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'. : 5 ea1 i., r41.0 . 6 Atuatior .0 ( .0 4 :Ili ti p ill i + #l o .ll ,I f p , 49 , ..c1ak0y5 . Mr. Jostice.. LSI Defendants from proceeding la it TO many of our 4 . aem , s i de t sa i asil lag. Justice. of exchange for 144001. under the Asitooiaaf rice si‘ at .__.w to teeni er a h o: 4 i.r h, houses on the 'west elde rifijantsbenk is utell.knewn ' ilidr!.._ _ e, t ,illit •,.. '-- • '-'• , of for thy informaklii:A pi s s t i l igg i ii 4. In n k g i i ;:itir i r . . , Wiljpgrpr ,- ' .4„ ', i ThoMool Calssidar cone stashes v--1-The Dofeadant, fir'. Whieeheipi the Wai t ,• . , • ,Agsplignity. On the cieil. had been in businessisith. his iota; (slow -4i -; say, -they are 4ijilfhlawin the Locks. !objets . feset#Sta - , ' . • gg• sestelt-as missal. . . 0 , yciongitr-be- retired from business, th e Isete . ;•:.*,.% . le Margin of the riser Irwoll„end outpy 0 4 ( the* ace i - . ' • . lie tunny hana over the bed e q(' the. riiir„ which, P titit t., - ~, ...ii,y '7 'e - ,•.' tf , l l s l 4)#. . • :. . into partnership with a-persossel the nam.. q r -14.. . 4 Ice continued acticin of the stream; and its additio l ogii .„ .4. g 4. N a t t ow Mere a bankrupt ; the Plainti ff bed dedi n g;' si 4 ce force upon •tbe rocks, e,lt'sch, in times of flood, pod , l A r wa . • *Oa 3111004' 1 1 1 11 140 4 Per ' Cy 1,1 tau ihem, and in December, 11310, 'he owed tho u ,aaasjv 'is more pa rtienlarly.ap the breaking 9p. of frost; hoe *11 4:4" • 5ie...•.• .., ";..„-:,,' •'. . thousand pounds, and, being embarrassed • . ca . a been undermined ao .mach, that she Appointor:lol .. .r, . . r o ae o u t. h .yf r ; Ga l a., , v u, m a ste r and Cs creditors together, when they sord of of the botisee on their smININit 1 11 .L.7 3 fY of t , ' • _. of the ro b ens ' in Ids Majesty's ser- its. td. in the poustd.L.but it the prop erty w as me t- • id made thesi wko hive caref u lly obspreed Ahem Ihßils*f. ' '' 'in•;0 4 10 00 0 114 of. Ootabe,v• 181$, the vessel able to pay that sum-4harbe should assign his pre. • 1 is der, • with fearful • eppiabinsieo .tier the ce9014 , .-. at Deletfettiv on twigloge from CAMS, and Petty over to the trustees{. :ft turned o a. Nit t. .., . in quences. Thair predictions were, eboet .bilholat ;-.1. ', t ottkar things.ihe wought a cask of sneer Plaintiff's property *mild not pay Pk rii • ti ti ,: l * seven o'clOgh on Friday morning, unheptalrcmtlisr i ilia ~'''.'. . The p e lappe r was Mate on board the lei. pound ;' but in the year 1131 I, he aset3 . it ' a y e , t tom. . . . 1 le ed ; .for, without the least previous alarm, abustt,69o,44 . .iliik . pima, *ad Captain Cooke said he had trustees for the genetal use of thit - C.' ' Kum sad to yards in breadths of the rock, on. which the .111111 0 . lslip: qyr,litay yeers . , They . had formed, tiltr irmi brim a release. The 11 •fenda fi te .0. 1 .,...., .111 . ag. i. cotta es and . a part of Mears.. Foie, .iiirch, W'l - "together, It 'been takett PrisooeV i ggietl e - ilid s Veorge Whlteheattaitu. *if, pre.o4o:i tie ... • terv e .. ' liampson't gentile manufactory stood , et once gairk, 14 0 a , tha utmost confidence in his ' ' .-.- -illititrnmetings, tad • claimed tiltili itaii,.#i i- ~.. ' • , ). way, and splittio t g off, fell into t* river, bringfisg. Ilk '' _ ' 'errfTed at Deplfords tiaPtaittcooke which included the bill in queithagb, Itrre at i ; • .; y the cottages and part of the cattalo shop along with :: .Allset - ea*.of twa st al under the care of the est.. February, igiSohe Plefendebik _1,444 .. iv ii t o*, ; !1` I it. The noise \v hich accompanied it was :tree:tend; - 1 ".' - :On i 13th •of October see Prisoner' lied motiej, end ihO billfor 1,500. "Iserwg 'die, it leaf .: t i n to I, ous, and occasioned an immediate elarat for thp ; ",'‘ t . ‘ "., ~• 4tke bullion Wes also misiing. , dishouostred.. Vhst Dersastants tikiiii: aiplied for a s fresh bill to two ntitstl4; *MA wee-ttpd b y i 4 safety of the inhabitants. It was an 'alarm too Welt I ' l ,t, `.l I cs egeividenee was adduttrik:— •i founded ; a scene was presented which would have-r. . ,sti iiiiiiit t the lOth •of Oitober; a water wan naintit, on an ooderstnnlinif• ita* '• :Defends . ~- ' 1 ,,, abaltop the hardest heart. In the candle house there sated, that *hid carried the Prisoner' ashore from , would take it up when it becadairaA :Asp," ~ ,: •. 1,. was,•tktrenikatoy, at the moment, only ono person, WI Tortoise, *kir mill bet should _ return fp the even. 1 the Plaintiff the old bill, nail ton Ott beat Q e., p h : . i I h ! Wm. Ilall,"the foreman of the works, a most feitke Ifti again , and :dot he should - went bias. .In the endorsed - the dividends the Defendabia;T:ere .... • I i.ful and valuable sertant ..to his employer,' p• he f._ett •fienisig he rete7ned with a post-chaise. The water. 1 George Whitehead, ion. had received frees t ,'' • '"4 - 4 1 i• ; -• with the building into else river, sod, its alt. probe- Igoe thew.ceirted him aboard his ship, from which, ' tees. When the bill became due it was in the li - v- . • 1 '.. i . bility, was killed before be sunk into . the water.--mialttietty dieralaids, he lowered into - his beret some- iof George Whitehead, sen. who was now proc• 2i:f.' •• J n : The inhabitant of one of the cottages, F. - flohiprti fiainik 161ppedois in canvas, which looked like al to recover it at raw ;it was true, that the e t . ' 1r i • son, a tailor, was sitting at work, he, together with. VriskT.'•, ofitW was put into the post-chaiee; and the 1 Vfhitehead had aet forth in his answer, that he 4 4 - t , , • his eldest daughter, and three 9f his children wke Prigit+itlrove away. Counted taffetas' his son to the amount of 5,40,.. a -were• in bed, were inclosed by the :wins, and fell, t ' Ziiionsechaise boy elated;:liksite drone to a sod the present hilt was amongst them; the so n) 't ; with them down the dreadful precipice. The citiW,:et . In Fthsbery- agnate . ' "'" :. ` . r . I when the bill became due, assured him it was the wish dren were rescued . from their pe r ilous situation vary) -. 114,1e a coop* -of Jews proredifute one of them, lof tile'Plaintiff that the bill should be held overly . - 1, shortly, by the -help of boats from the oppoiite side.' ( cow name of Solomons, -bullet the contents of a which was the cause why the actiois was not bo ng * . - • • 4 of t)e river ; two of them were mach bort, but., we 'oat •r•him; 'which consisted of silver in bars, and ; before, although it was not denied that the instals.. ••:' 0, are happy to add, are in. the latfirmary, in a fekt . tre of the payment wet' Wader in a 501. note, meats were on the original bill. Unde r these coatis, n • 1, way to recover ; and-the third ill so well as to-he Ali t - • *hies traced to the Battik, 11 the hand-writing d'erations he submitted that the Defendants eugbille .• ' 3 , more than an out.patieut to the p i harity, , a 44.0 . . * aer endorsed upon it.•• ' be restrained from proc.eediue at law. i_ fortunate father, and htte.tdeettlangirage,,, . ' ~ . 'hursisation of this, a letter was prodaced in Mr. WILSON' followed on the same side. - , ..,•' • .. recent fate; about none the, poor girl viasjleg opt ist tbig writiog of tisk Prisoner, addressed to a Sir - S. RoWirge, Counsel for tite D.rfn • - ; ..-. I. a mangled state, quite dead; but the remaina.ef : Lillie in which he confessed that he had ab.. Whitehead, the elder, contended, that his cliff* '':::' ts ' • their father were not discoveredtill Saturday morning .. smailis..from the ship, and had taken the bullion ! discounted the tall, end gave fell contkierev f is, * •;'),--; • 1 1 The situation Of the disconsolate widow, tria l • New- it :he never attended a misaarng iir the orofi li , .. f ' t with one of her children, had a miraculous escape - - ' 1 ___. jury fuend him Guilty. _ • the Plaintiff; he had never -entered into siii • •• ' j . ... from the ruins may ho 'morn sootily imosoLtori 'Huai' .•• • 1W - .:. 1 - . ' -• DOSitiOn with him !so far from it. that be AL_''' -••- yr. • '• • -`