The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-12 00:00:00

THE S'v'A'F ICSMAN_ UNPRECKDRNTRU VILLA:AI. ' CURIOUS SIVRY or 11411)111E:CAT,11..INI. I --dap— POLICE 01PFiCII. CITY OF NIAT YORE, 1 [Moe A aniaAliPAPEal • Dee. 1, Idly. " MA GAME ANGELICA CATALAN I A CIERVAN," Charlotte --., daughter of Elizahollt --, of '' Oar leotkrs will shake their heads when they ' fli• town of Chester, State of Mawr tsuaeits. being reed the seeming paradox implied (a.d... above su,,er i .urn, Ism That on sir about leo vesis ago she' ! _. ffi attiplion. taimitrer, it is not an evicerrated pa. win "real h ' a Vat" man, ahil then " al l ... triotism that would attempt by sopEivical arguments Albany, named Merselles W-- ; th a t "that rime' to represent the 4 Queen of Sale' as oilifaaanY be' she isiWit in serener) le Albany, and h0a..1..d with the longlag i• Germany (as a remits modern..seperle sair --', father. then living in Wisahriagton. lively "Ogle trifle has transformed Sbekspeare into W--23—hat ' acrd ".." hen ,/ft erie rg e , e of, rage, end the,.?itl . German!), bat we faithfully relate to there the fol. ..-----.r..)--•nillt.ne Wan nelltetrn On the lento day ' lowing interesting facts, from respectaLlo authority, of ieptesither, 1817, of. male child at the said Mr.' an d l oan it to them to fotm theft own opinion. 11/--'s house in Albany. of ethical the, said Mewl- i " A certain actor, of the name of 11--, raid, les is the !ether—that she mutilated iso W—'s ; some years a", that ' be knew Maddest Catalani Moue until the follow*( December, when she went i every w is e . , baring performed wilts ker of die same atilt% her intent to her mother's iu Llester—That in ' "e Theatre its Russia, where see had at that tipnefigared the sew month, the elder Mr W.--"owed his fa- Nader the name of Miss Dorn Schafer.' This be may to Westfield, 11 miles Peas Chester, Massa. said at H. incidentally to two married sisters of the ebesetts—'Thal in the .Nth of February, 1818, the , preteeded Doris Scherer, whose attention' *es es- M eeeell " W---- i ts .° to write In her /1 " db " I cited by it, because their parents had a daughter of /Auks Pram, being by profession a lawyer, and the name of Doris. who ran away from them at the told hies.tbat if he would mist hire. W--s in le" I ' a g e o f /wove years, net of love to the Ow. For leg tbreogls a difficulty he was involved in with another i a long lima they had obtained no news of her, till a yorrog woman, he et oeldthen Entry this Deponent I letter came froM the Netherlands to Niagdeberg, the a—That her brother did succeed in getting him out !abode of her mettle, in which she described to them •I 'the ditfieelty, bet he avoided complyieg with his i her happy _- _ & rattan as a singer. Since then entities promise to marry her—That about two months ago, I mmo Ins staid of her, and the shore arsertion was brought her brother a suit against the said W— forgotten. On the last ei.it of blarteme Goldoni to for vedecisg her, aml the trial was to take place st 8.. where the brother of Doris did not fall to gp 111ortiweepteri, on the -Ph day of this present month arid hear the celebrated singer, he was so ;frock et —That Oil Monday before lest, said W . -- called the first sight with the extraordinary likeness, that lon her, and told her privately, that if she would go be communicated his aatoniihmeint in the strongest 1 with him to New leballaas in 11 / 4 State of Neu terms to his sisters et 11. sod to ids brother at W.— Yo r k, ko wound merry lier,And autigned as the The latter, 'truck by the coinciding information of reason for Ong ihrie, that it could there be done his brother, and the actor obese spoken of, leek without petolothint—Thet she contested to gm with the most obvious mod natural course, by wrkia him, sad that an the 441" in morning. T uesda y. directly to Madame eutuluni, and reqtlestlng bee to bee brother being then from home, he, W. took her g ive him information on the ret ip ct. B at sow , brother's horse end waggon, placed her and the baby reader, wirabik didu! Madame Catalani delivered • in its and drove elf, as sheihneght, to Lebanon— this letter to the Magistrates at .. : ... .., sad de. That when they got to Washington, about 20 miles sired them to inform the writer that he should deli from Chester, Would that her mother was so much ter to these Magistrates the letter of the runaway opposed to her marrying has, he would take her to I daughter, and other family papers connected with it , New Yorlio sad weft her iben— That t he y "" after which she (Madame Catalani) would caplets; ale nights on the road, during which deo he passed herself farther upon this affair. So things stare kat her as his wire: that they arrived in this c it y ' bout present; mod the writer of these lines con dire, that one o'clock, on Monday (yesterday). the 30th of the two eiders of the pretended German Walled so- Plumber, when W-- stopped opposite &Trieste peer to him to bate a likeness, if not a sulkies one, hone, the door of which was open, told her to go to Angelica, whom be has frequently seen. Truly, tide that hew* aid that he would follow her pre- says the reader, all this sounds very plausifily ; het sently—that she did as be old her. on whic h HE l does not Catalani at the fast glance show in every sactra oFei ! That the people of the house enquired feature eke genuine Italian ? Ilet we ourselves also what she waisted and who she was, and on her having „wand .er opinion, and leave it In the Wore le explained the Peso of her material. told her they decide, whether the history of music will one day kaew nothing •of him, the said %V—. That in soh Madams Catalmsi a German!" about an boor the people told her she must go away, that she most seek somewhere else for a lodging ; on which sire walked about the streets with her baby in her arms until she was unable to walk any Wager, sod aomecitisenscoodocted her to the watch-house, where she remained ad sight, mod on the morning was brought with Lir baby before the Magistrate ; that all the money-sloe has is half a dollar ; thet the said W. who has this most unnaturally betrayed and Sham/onel her and his child never gave bar a cent — that the said halt dollar is her own snoney,which she bees& bonbon ginkgo's houg. The said W. Is SO years of sse, tall Sod spare mode, black eyes, Wgry 11011 gesspiesion, a genteel looking men, sod at present wars grey sissibes. The horse whik he tonA away hem Chester la vary black and.eimM the Reggae is yallow, % sed mode for we pious only ; has been in en for Of ire yens . CnAfti.orrE --. Tskca aad swain W td .F. . uAttLES l'Hill . 4Tl4v. Special Juatore of me Peace. Our readers will be surprised to learn that the 'Lure tale is a fabrication of that most persevering of all Imposters, the celebrated Carribost ! Ske has been in America for gnu time. MIDDLESEX SE S SIONS, J.N. 11. Emanuel Crobbe was indicted for an Ofgallit nn the bait Jere of Stepney, in the ezecution of their duty. This case trucked considerable interest, for the subject was a disputed right of an important kind. George Card, one of the lAA Jury for the manor of Stepney, stated that he took the necessary oath. 'the shop of the Defendeot's matter saes in that manor; there were deficiencies in the weights sad steles.— Crabb• was in the 'hop shim the insintiffs entered. Wilms, upon learning that the scales were deficient desired that they should be taken sway. Crahhe stud before the scales with a knife in his heed, sod thretteerd to rut op any one who dared to touch theme. iVitnass thinking nothing of the menace, re. peeled the command, bet Ike Restores end language of Crebbe were so Tiniest, that it would hive been absurd to ..it his vieteste• to the test. Cross-taamined..—No injury was done. A peace. officer came, bet Omer:ale' were slot oaken away.— lia koew nothing of the sem of 101. 114. being asked es a compromise from Crabbe, nor could he say whe ther the basinen would hare ended had that sow been paid. John Hammond, foreman of the Lek Jury, was hi the shop nit the day in question, and ssw Creche ereesiting with the knife its hie band. Witness thought it necessary to proseeete; but if the espences incurred, which amounted to upwards of 91., had been paid by him, the matter might have been squash. ed, provided the scales were remedied, end an apology made. " Gross-esausined.—The sem of 91. odd was all de manded fruits Crebbe, and be was required to make an apology in three Newspapers. Thh sale-maker tried the weights and scales which were deficient. The scales were deficent a few drachms, they were dirty. The CHAIRMAN asked whelk*r the deficiency arose p.m the dolt in the scales ? The witness answered is en unintelligible manlier. The Solicitor for the Prosecution stated the amount Werner by the presecetien. The Defendant applied to be allowed to mike a evaporable, and received &mete do so. Thecipeoces were mach as are usual ender similar circeostances.—The Defendant was foend Guilty. One of the Jury stood forward, aed seri. he sp. pretended the Defendant hod aced from a mis;tlaced seal, and was incited to violence by • person in the shop. It was not the wish of the Prosecutors to hate kiss visited with any serious punishment. The CHAIRMAN addressed the Defendant. He raid the live Joey had a most serious duty to perform, in the ciliation of which they had been most improperly obstructed. The Defendant had, however, fallen into meat merciful hands, and something had been stated which was leech in his favour. The Court would be satisfied with punishing, bins by imprison. ment for seven days, and • oehlthoti receive his re. cognizance for 201. to keep the peace. The Defendant returned limits to the Pisinlifft, I . and begged pardon. ' Late on Saturday night, the sentinel opposite the been el the Ambessarlor of the Netherlands, White. ball.place, observing some persons walking on the roofs of the bosses, he alarmed the watchmen, as he himself could not lease his post. The alarm reached rho hone of Charles Deer, of Quenu•square, in Sailland-yard, and be remind thither. On nand. ratios, he found the thieves hail entered a house en. tier repair, the corner of Whitehall.place, end from thence wens on the roof to the Ambassador'', which they sowed by a fan.light, opened 12 bona, and carried part of the contents into the empty.lione ; bet being alarmed, they bed not time to carry of the property. ATTLAITTID afternoon, shoot four o'clock, a Military (Nicer, in the rules of the Fleet, and residing in Boy.court, Ludgate-hill. en &reacted to end his insistence by cutting his throat with a raw. Fortunately the wooed was not of ink a nature es to prove instantly mortal ; and the Medical Gentlemen, since their inspection of it, have glen his friends every reason to suppose that be will tenter, if his mind can be rendered tranquil. The coon of this desperate act 1501. et As gaming table on the evening of Friday Inst—a loss which preyed deeply on his spirits.— Previous to committing it, he had sent a letter to en intimate friend, requesting his attendance on business of vital importance; as seen as be heard that Gen tteman's rap at the door, be perpetrated the fatal deed ; and on his friend's entering the room, pre. anted him with the bloody senor, and enjoined him, es Intl us be was able to articulate, to give it to his son, with his dying wishes that the f ete of his father might prevent him from pursuing the ruinous prop**. • v to gambling to which be himself had been so en. ft, rt onetely addicted. - A shocking accident happened to Mrs. Nickited, of DAe.street, Osford.strent, on Sunday, while her husband was dcistlirg her from Watfoid: going at a brick rate oneyif the reins became loose in Killian'. road. and the mare ran away with and overternei: tl.e chaise, by which her right leg and aro weer brnken. A •emaan, named Marguerite Reinaerl,died lately at Thooloore, at the age of 117 years. She was bin In 1701, was married in 1721„ and became al oidtpw in 17J5. She has lived free from infirmities,' anillhinerved to the last moment the fell use of her faceitiev. Her principal occupation was spinning at distaff, witicb abs continued until the dry before her death. Oa Sunday evening, before the watch was vet, the shop of Mr. Birroclough, N... 55, Caroblll, 11129 ' , t i ere d by a r a ise key, owl snulf•boaes, Perms, fitc. to the amts.lut of 100. carried off. Yoder Jay a fine little girl, named Catharine lAl+- 11 461, five year. of ago, the daeshter of poor labour. log people rsibitlincin Inner tiveptee•place, 11 enirr. street, Braoswick•scoare, befog left stoma in the ronlat, her clothes caught Ere, sod eta was beret to death helm any E3ivince could betiedered her. PO LICE. Wood one charged with steeling a hank from behind the chariot of Captain - Doherty, la Ilyde•perk. A Gentleman who .was tiding in the Park at the rime, saw the osiisective, end immediately gas. information to Captain Doherty. : The post.hoy stoppett, took one of the horses from the chariot,. parried and overiouli std. Prisoner lath the trunk in his possession, at Grosvendr-gste: The Prisoner was fully comtnitt.•d. Saisedar might, between seven anti eight o'clock, EIi:4MM Foie, was brought In this a.m., from St. Giles's. e.liatjed etas idiom's! disordely ft appeared fro, the statements of Vatican Camp bell, Faq., of Alfred.place, Tottetsham•eutrt•rued, and Richard Coby, m patrol, that between nine end ten o'clock ow Friday night, the Prisoner wasilfice-; stied 'Whig at the deer of a Geollemait'shease, in Alfred-place, apparently dying. he misted the rattle in he► tlarisat,'aed made tither certain noises, snch as the wind would occasion on an einply mach. Mr. Campbell raised her up, tut she pie. tended net to be in stand, bet in a faint woke called fur wider. Some was instantly proctored, which she teemed to swallow with.grret evitlity, and Mr. Campbell being imposed °pan by her opperenily artless manne►, offered Ito pay her coach.hite to S. Giles's workhouse, hut she declined !lief. and loudly called for bread. Mr. Campbell gate her 2d. an♦ reneestlid Coby, the patrol, to conduct her to the watch.honse; meanwhile he would apprise the parish doctor of her deogeross state, and procure for her sorb necessaries as bee situation demanded. After Mr. Campbell had departed, thopatiel ands w a tch. man lifted her gently, sad accompanied her to wards the watch.hoose, bet when balf.way she seemed to revive, and dediaed the assistance of their arm', slid et the corner of Lawrence-lane requested per. missionto tie up her shoe, let in pretending to stoop for this pupas she suddenly turned dawn the lane, sad ran with as much agility as a girl of sixteen. The petrol and watchman followed, and ',cored her, but it was not without some resistance that she was lodged in the watch-house. The MAGISTRATE expressed his determination t• commit the Prisoner, bet • dife•lly mimed about Rho should take her to prison. Upraise refused to do it, sod Mr. Campbell held that no one het a Co.. stable could do it, and that W the patrol or watch man were to do it, the Prisoner would be justified is making her escape from them, even by ithe most ale. lent means. Aftvr mach argument, the truth of Mr. Campbell's objection Nee •tkn•wled*ed, and Mr. I CONANT innnedietely snore in the petrol as • coasts. ble, to performs this particular duly ! The Prisoner use committed foe 14 de's. QUEEN MU Ali E..- Ye.ferslay William C.r sus morainal before Mr. Fsecarinc, the sitting Magi strate, on a c►arge of 'ribbing the premises of Messrs. Colville and fron, nerserymee, in the King'ikrosd, Chelsea, o■ the preceding morning. William tfhillingsby stated, that he is in the employ of Messrs. Colville; he slept In a mom adjoining the curpeete►'s shop s and abort three o'clock yes- Imlay morning he was roofed eel of his sleep by leering a noise on Me premise.; he got op and sent into the carpenter's shop. where he saw the Pri senor, and called net to Vas. that If be did not err- reader be scold shawl his with tlveblessdethand he held in his hand. H I then seised the P►isoner, sod • Keille amused, in J!PI the P►isetter get the bless derberis owl of his hand. end springing backward, he pointed it towards him and pelted the trigger, but fortenately it did not go off, and be den; it over , the paling and run off. Witness ;mussed him, run ning about 34.:0 yards before he again come op to him, when they grappled again, slot the Prisoner a second time oserpnta•red and got him down; he then it tempted to chok.' I.'m (of this vinienee witness had minks ii;mn his throat), but the watchmen coming op and Gooding him in this precarious vitoation, be secured Alm Pthomer, end with the assistance s.f others cottaged him to the natch-hoese.—Re i mended. I.:•lom.natt..—The Borough of Suothwark has . been infested b r a riJring gang of villains recently, whose airnellies are of the most our raeeous descrip tion. Uit Srturday night, silt of those desperate eharaclets rescind into a poblic.houre in Kent.streer, where 0 respectable man was sitting smoking his pipe, and taking some porter, they knocked him down. and two of them held hint while th• others rifled his pockets of tome Miser, and • silk hand kerchief, and made their escape. Yesterdsy one of th• robber!, wisese name is GrorgeSculley, was sp. prehended, and broo.tht before the klagistrato, Itaccu ALLLYME, Flog (Who took his seat, for the fint lime, in the place of Mr. Serjesnt Sellon,) and elamined. Mr. John Posey, of No. 3, Paragon.' row, Lock's.fields, stated, that the Prisoner was one of the men who assaulted and robbed him in the j Green Man pablir.hoose, in Keat•street, on Saint. dry nignt ; the silk handkerchief produced by fie. ron, the eight-constable of St. Georges, was his pro perty, and it was taken from him, with other proper. ty, by the Prisoner.—The Prisoner was fully com mitted for trial. William Barney, • lad only Kt years of age, Gr imly a sweep by trade, but now • professed thief, who has been nine times committed from this office, and was whipped last Surrey Sessions, arid imprisoned 1 for a petty theft, was yesterday charged with entering the shop of Mr. Robert Ewrings, of lAmbeth, snd rarrylog off a quaroits of sugar, his prorrty. The l'risoner was apprehended with the property in his pe sssss inn. The Prisoner. with ell the harden►d impatience of an old practitioner, denied the chute. mill declared that the witnesses were all perjured. Ile was cow. mitred. llaTrow-c; tnur4.-I'oi.tart!‘ y Francis Berry and John Pritchard c. le ►xamined 'Of passing forged net's, pop o ,ti n g In ha a the lint of when Beaty was committed for trill, and Pritchard was rtssandetl. • Wourtite-eriturr.—A rontorins. character. mood John Thowel Urnerrriur, as! brought to this office, charged with uttering fnrc•d litttic of Engt Ind MOM. Itultart A'.:e•', che-%rtustottcar. of Church-street, fethnal•areen, !tiled that on the .list of Daernber l as t, she Bsi.o,nar came into It shop and putt-haled a null cloudily of hiller and chee.e, and tendered a 11., note in plynitto, which pored to be a forgery teepee information, and a description tit i ar Frio:wee Fort .nn, a t Worship.airi es-nfriro. rt. Psis% nor, it tiesp•ared, had ni•ly he•sl diw charged lam da)s holose he c ou s witted ' h ot p a ws epnn a (haw of the vain, swot.. Glen!, the easier, NatNl th.i he and Csrisin, ans. thee 015 ,- et, appteh.nded toe l'ii4ollrl 111 11' tau, Gusuell.s, reel ; uprose 111/ being taken into cos.. sotly, he said, that 1.• 'spectra logos, hp should song s kuttgaroo hurainz (uso•aniug lieu , tr.ll , bet stow he us. isear of si. He was toll) ct easeittee. 4IIMIRALTY SESSIONS. Them Sesotons. for the trial of ...Ifeeres ro.oaidrd M do Iltels Seas • within the ..knoltrtion of the Mice Coon of Ad. airily. commenced sesterdoy bsoisre the Right Hew Ate Mo. Srotr, Mr. Juice Park, Mr. Jaarce Bea, and several Cs ; vilutn.. Sir initt-t•u •crerrt. is kit metre. to the Crane J o ey. 3 .4. s.rved.lllll Own' ufirutiou ouull fie coiled to there teem The two ins orrr reap.. is: moss:err the firm of these am allettat the L:thuatumier aol 01h.eri to convey those per_ tiny who hod inrorred the •rnte,s - h of the law to throe plants betood else ow orlecti the had tura drst teed. In tin car. It swirls be orged. thou Coovrateder.aod ttlicers had a • mkt try tire amongst reassess otter coo :art had meowed a niatieeet oe io-oris craned rberatier, snot tiro it am ores-miry drash reeidd belie coloreorescr beisor that .pirit amid Ise *Adam!. Moe care, loss etre. otiglst 1., be mfrs. isms ii- Commoinden and Od3rers •hosod Istol. In •br rat-lease ul !dog( des), have over : srepped the Isolintl- .4 Slut deny ny new of 'lib e rtinage Ind It sorry. Tl 3• int car Gn tem comktrr.itton ems cleeprot murder re•-rs. 3 ssr 13.33.3.3 - of a sissogglierr smack tee. I melee sot board .1. hlsletry's3 reveu.o•-•vrirso. Aid Use th rd um Ow nu so I.lge erniontrerd spo.i a Meld no the Mei was.— . The Groot Jars. therrf..er. k.ist ./..1t retire and eosomier see ' n-itare the teverat runt, t , to he protease/ to emir caeoldese. ties, by or:ay of punin4 dome in a more minim shape et es glary. The Grassi Jury they Mired. CllAltl3l3 I}P fiDliet. Wert Well, alias I/Oakes 'll4, rhos thaw Welk, war . pot to the hat w ses itailtc.snere, a cork riserfird aim wily hars. on:. on thettsh of Ater's, is the ear of the doges! She 111rjeay, aided; comforted. nod 3sirt:rd. else Joke Idalleher (esecisted 1011 r time oftersaritt) r se the murder el eee Mr • - inn ernut of Kew, 17 a 0. Settle. a!:..rei Wave. 15..4. It.. . _ rertatu tea. 10-ded a 1 a ball.at trellised Jerurph fddeltid....— .trtitiag him ett.et, Islos• ..et the right aide reL abc bad, eat Vaulty by shrub :us her. merboord. The A I.l(•tilueira•usseved, that this hid eir the Pet uateer.houlel .eaeul u.er twit be seat Ada iraloy Seabeds tepee an allidat it se Welt act furl', tel a wwa, 1111M1 was eery ea. trial wises*. and esthete abase attredanne Mel C• 411.1 early -a et trial. ens in me 'weave a star pt.garkigui t• 14 , 111114 Net atitrialaace. ja•oo.-title at lame essasea, \tr. Justice PANIC. 11:1,11•14 had a ewers's:l , 4.o et tits UAW atoTT. Mid M wield 1... t I.t retuueuabls peeled tut 'De utters. nimbi be ab.rr to anew! ewe' Ike easeetb at March) eat as men. of stir Juettre4 au , id .Lett he epos. she Cireatt, the teal teu.d sot be yrsr.wl.d stele WWI iollsitelf 11014001 slier March. elicit. •••14:1 lake riarr see. fit. 11.1 Of April. sir ‘‘ILLILAM VtalT had therefore rou.lderrd the seater, awl it lite tertatuataret of Moe Se. Cs.. %tumid adjourn mew site to the 1 19th of Aptlt: as Ilea the trod new a strati lam. Ned *Nib Moeda,. tie 1911 e it Apell. The Primmer um tars sakes him the be,. • A LIMED M V III) Eft After a restaltatiaa at eve liunre. taro Grand Jury released ido Court with n woe kilt ugain t John Mute. Comma. or tart 4 . p ti ra.,p Ja•pril Cleu.rn4l4 a iligreue, fur the astii.!rr of Julia NI•A sale, a .curie. en beard thus new.. heu is. its pcils.ge nut ti New South W.det, ad &shoat 1114 y le.goes of .be Waal sit as... seen. 7'4-Feuer Kiernau. • a tieremairts, was (lard by the AT vves Lv-lissai AL. to prove the ramie. He is the tint housed •t.sied lan await, slier eureplidaryfed the wary •ect of sat easwirts dred h.. do-l e= alter whoa tie raw M•Ar..le kyle; dead. Oa los clues essoausesbee, be adarifled slat belled NM alter rosetets bad broke their tram, mod eaprensed his bilk[ Full the dew came from below drek, while Clements IMluto Fleck. • Lamilised by Mr. Jersiee PAUII.-11, was father so ben lanew el sae C barrio of Rene; Mu rkN heat wit. am alt. Although be braid Clemons lay hr amid " let gw." he did not we him Mut the WM; it aim vie dark. Bo boil awhisig a tea:plait of. sat.l the IPA of Apar; he MW brought loirk M Leaboal by a Caplets Gill 'I hoar Ilehy mod Marmot %aril. aorrviete, drpeord as to a therm held our by I lenwerdato llMlCS ld Zaperawn. v irt. named ft 3 dn. bad ale. tam Jae Browne a ....or .4 se w.Wsw. as baud Me Chapman. The oulpirr. 4ept oo their ;nut, for about Nat weeks, far gear rf 1 b e i ng ...m ete d b , ,he convict,. Merrily after the Mip lert. ('awl. a ira.pi. were cart, h, do wovent sit pick the. leeks .4 lOr Phip t k tailor. aitiatli Liu %ley. ca. put is MM., offer die tidier April, and keri s. until the enJ Me sell -; too . - g were kept la Ore.:ante tinier they mere all pot so roes tier unitaiag the earnsteb. sitatnint. tr pica the h• below. Pre. winos tu the ttlitis al Apt it. •he flatten unit ere* acre in emu. on p rr t, n mi.s o of I_,sis.a the tr lien fstnn ait intended ri.tac among lie rustiest, tie tessaUreted heashis• Enacek Morph . , one .•: 141.• • .ii.t tint s '.. .:.at a c.4.-insury •Al•led nassentet them. Aries tht- :ring had rented ots •he 1-ii. w Steels seat dim si into the prison a irk whets. tutu, Ibis's like intitiontrind acre tiund tintorpt the pst-tint.r.. Get, Cook, a sold, lor 11.N.1F11, hearts the tiriod s avad loon* convinced these an. n general ►it.irg alostogd the coast.... /la a.... nazi reed she Ming ..sved Ilar wt p. l ie elolll% its. n N I p e t. •• tite nun) and he d— d, ae warn no quarter, and willgno wane." Ile distinctly heard thew rash, and he bad so daisht bat she aiscopt nips rade is. freak the boll-Insil is get as ohs magazine. lle heard tun eon tete declare shot there was a conapiraev to ontrder the uarro. awl teem. and take she ship. and that it mastoid lint e beelines* the day af-er she MA Si. Jog.. atlas PlorthulaberLoul, oar of his ilialeoll) . • ifs, Ind not bows is sinht,. This awed the ewe an she part 4 the proterustiao. Mr. Ja.liee PANIC min ehairred, dot Illrer oat list a little of ',ideate against Caplan, Make I be shoold sal, iherdere. think it itece..tary to pot !Can na his drlesee. mai is Ismail he tar s he Jac) to say, vs tasticr, amidst melt toolictiad tedlastony ass di, part of he et.h.le" , , he aught Is call as the Poisoner, Clement., fur his def,ivicss. - '1 he Joss y inesmedsoleiy 'Unaided, that It ono sal tkeir oink to psi. h:v !mid hip ru list tenable, sad siroosissaced she Privossers —Not tissilly. 'I be Learned Jade then Soak an opporteaby Is rologiast ads Government fur bringing Mr tlOPberete a Public Tribosad, mad oaiawdterseJ opon,thervideaceaf the convico, is tents nevem lies Juts and appl_Vriate. The investigation lasted from Ma sills even at MOM, at tritich hare she Dread J•rur Matted a time bill of tawnier !signiors John Drake (the Captain). Abrams. der Deuce and Clattaaplier Bastard, &debts oust or She mare esrevanoances. Gra« 'brew «t a bill for somber astalait two other perm- t bet fossil "tire bill nal« Tb.t•aa Is Deseld, for us attempt to violate a pious gipl us she bier ten. CORO 14 EIVS NQU EST. lineup a Cereeer's leggiest was held al the Queens I.nartalreel. Isliegtun, before T. STteutta. E.g. est the body a a male intent, tared arrested in the Nee Wort, wrdpireill ep in a roistered apron atth tan bricks 10 sink It ; 18 *as get oat tit the river with a rake. The demean who eteralawd sod opened the beJp land an doubt bet the deceased was bees Wive. The Jury relented a *rta ct at 0. %Wel klerded a. mien use persoe er perwes 11111010111111." A sto z uls, phenomenon lois recently berm observed in I.:vat Pra.via. ( h r the right book of the river Pre. gel, sot Ir a vearcity of wate► •mist•, that all the brooks are dry, whilst ow the left bank of the same► river lbw smallest rivulets are overflowing with water so as to cause inundations. The boaing.match between Day, the ilorestege from Warwickshire, and Ft.', a West coontryman from Marlbornogh, ass ris.it to take place yeater. day in Osioid.hire, aicty miles from London, for 1(K) Omega. DILi). After n 'Anti Moen. Mt. l'imite.Student n► Trinity entitle.. Ile wait as only wu. nod experted to Mtn M tatukr, at Usc re • suing lexcitelnc:t Commencement. COAL-MARKET, J All• 11. Ship. at Wan. Sh;rs laid. Priv. 4'i V. IRA: ,•11! .. 1." 171 Sisso.l:ll4 —. Li I, • .'UN Priv r. *. 1 P10%1101,4 t.y D. Lovr:Le., Iles/It% Orries. K. •Lllstiory•roari. r., fcoc Taf4A.t r N. 4037. A NEw tAn 'TIRE followityt SCRENI a Wired te tee reline, sail tbi urinates cleat 9.010 be bearcied Ilan are • ONLY &WO TIC TWO ef AIM ie be draws fe TURSDA T, Wir I ALL ITE*I.II4O MONEY.. hien Ptiar• of 'AO lotion ef I 00 t .. 2 Prince sir & 0 .. 3 Prise ~ f I• 9 36 Priam of 311 V Pears of L$ Prisms/ 10 •4 COO MAW.. &Z■ad Shams Nee an Sale ama by Ste ARMS thr.ol Tisog-seteMblied CAM4IIII eel Go.. mod e altleatews th• woo i ealbeth thee • Woe di ollWegoribrotto mobs Wpm" mei liembett • des mei Fibiliegtb, pewee the yetws weeerfol proof*. la the 1 West ow& PM of Veorreal 01 e Vareloor ItWatosiod. sod Maw the k r , obtaitort ported of two Me mom .be.. oar a arverance • s wood aim • **Tow, ollalberisred the lemealeate edoyeiess of esti Ipi v:zre bisffitt, orb t ik , 4•111 rabbit A. Mehl IMO ef Leal rod of tat a d respretial Conte id Co. Si OM • flallowres. fres see II ami ease= sl , mi t e W e.'s ple• etiolate hod laoiriareo from too to I - the ewe ef Ileum Hew" of NW elrootroar, whoal of the Lwow Coossie, wit= may be eemembet Ity either re wheel, awl bonoar„ sr their bet lialtraw Is the imam owe crisped their ewe, owe, Wel go eladoog R feMillarir• far whore will *Ow or ate 40 their OW secrecy as meet& ie 4101ebs•emey he salad to itto sew Ilmegoodes. IJNCOMMON GOOL sir SARACEN'S HUAI ICI TORE, LEEDS, &MN] NOS rest Lida Ondmis. 111 Ily E. W. II& HAHACirg HEAD INY. taw antiedatr" Case* Ohlf Piet 011,111111sliant &Wag ea Ise road. ernes west trl • : Clot t ,arril D. Welhord. {.ass LilrNrN . y. am was iiretese. 'GUTH A IhNTON. Leal" wake New V.str-issitle Caeca the alvriater s arrives so the rive w'r.lark.—TMs it a now we Wight, Jersey, esenvey, Climbs/ite. OH RIIIVIIIIIHT. Weniat ewry Ewefatt. a 1 IrisseeThse HY MOUTH. Ilswebsster end easisigsswle sew Pow Wemihwitt helms I. Owen sill l Sll., Plymestb, W Ibattatialk. aid Saliabwry. r use llev ies Velsch. Monaca and MATH sei lb rarh) Ply Cabe. sad Mariann ibe Greyhound to ?b. ,sal. awl the S. Coaches is Wells, gridgewt • Ike. BilaTON. Spetlhat. Pear ilea Rossi Mail fusels, sea Loath. Drimarbv, mad Hall. LEEDS New Light Came est even, Dawning; entries =My eas. lib • Go (wed Newark. Retina Coeds. expedition of Mt F ia lull eahte do r gsio da r 7 i te i 01.11707 W. Loageovro, Thershilt. soap sad_sil ports of Sentleril, a I CHESTER. Neerr.rt. W *Oh. Psevheledi. sad Midal bust Five aTlyek. YORK. Searairaith. WI rattle. sad Edirdmersh. sew I tleosaltrW. ten mat every NI of Newark. Danford. Tula Durham, Morperk. sad Be melon failbeed fess 'helots time they please, sad then p fare. HULL. Hartlorsee. Rawl Coach. ever. Mom* st Illarket-plare. HuIL CARLISLE., Pearith., se Coork. and • Guard all tl ApOray Gresurvliridar . a r bW. Wetherhy, Aberfa Deb oat eye,' Maulae. mates. %Ably . Pntorsien or pies-ore. hove the petal secured is the semi Corti. KENDAL, Lnoesiarr. P Cboeky. Oratoklrk, cold i, hiu Naos. at Five n'Cluek. Our at A DLIIORtIUGH, 9 wrii Dross , / Post Caseb, at Se BRIIHIKMUDTH ad Swamp ° LIT FILPOOL. Waning' , Geld, Pout coma, called at few Clock, rn the Si LiverpooL—Gs irded ihr.op ANCIIEATER, Who , • W Watertkaamploa. Past C It. CLAY'S tonal WAI \err.!iwisdwn. A idhoura, VI feel:, Cattiest. liendint, said y. ISOUN rAim oa frirw.aarl the Pot lie. th..i my? Parcel. Prow..gr,,,' t.es. Valve, If tried 4.l4Pett, "ud ibr law otrittea's Head lad limew-t