The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-11-03 00:00:00

r- ... ... - =I 1•,.• • ..L 1. I._ THE STATESIM, . . .. . ear .. - .- .. , . . ~ . -•••.w.abesimiiiit . iißitaztplatats==aan au memer sum . Sreppeites eSidence come Rilw r tOte wisheltalso to. 1114$111:111 heiliMO/Ut 1 Imo!: dome for 000 4 &mi. . ___........._ ,'five it understood, that he ss not present lit that The Render. will Complier Olio deprreitioo ebb whet TO TIM. BOITOR OF Tilt arATIISIAR. niiirder, or lit any way aiding and ebettiog therein., was.sworei to by Gs vie:en end Srzneiti, and it may MR. Estrross,—When Cate killed his brother - -He tells es that be was set to wafer It snare, and Wee him as a sailapia of what are ell/led. Game- Aint., he expected that all Men'. hands would be that Get woes and Sairres there left him, and went LPP;r.rb' nartt.. There ii Alm .43(141111.r 1101ilt . porth ra i se d aga i nst h i m, i tnsi o„i„ g t h at the tint person out of his sight. Thdt just After five o'clock 'truck • notice, which lies not appeared is pilot, and irihieli i who met him Would think it a virtuous act to ester- he heard a gun. (N. B. It Ras the report of this give on the eutharity . at tine of slio itinytiloas 41141Cis initiate him for t h e general safety of mankind. All same gun that gate Git es.: ER the flail klirtstion of liertata.r.istell tbracirciins;tance .4 iis steprittg out men f ee l a,„iii 0 „I conviction t h at the impunity o f a the murder.) U l .ns the report of the gun be went of the road, a int.tkeicteturiiing into it., the Cerener murderer is a thing iecompatilile with Ilea common into what is called the Ride In the Wood,' which • ezetaimed to Mr. P.-9. Yere good ! I.• Wait afraid safety. The verdict of a Jery lately held at Ilistialls, consists o f a private coach rout and a patti f ie pa- Ave shrink' root . i,te 1.00%1 kilo net of it... vriert." I en the body of a wan who, smtloubtediy, had be en path, there he beheld fln &warn !midi.% BUTr.mt, apprel-oil chi. f...it earl be sebstatoti•ett by all the es poacher, cud might, perhaps, have been upon ilia fool SMITH stsorliiiß by their aide, who said, '• I Jurymen, arid it needs . -no Pomment. SVlterl...r wive business when be sins so cruelty ploogrsi jai° lioVeshat one of lh011i. " The murdered man wee only "Wane w l ,poßef.i,e 4 ni. nut, 4t imoisteriat to the eternity, has excited s sentiment of general alarm, 111 wtet 13 yards off. la, s nn his face. It was plain que.tinn. Tile law daps sist.tint Ow lites or phsch. more particularly as the road on which he nal allot 1 then that they h a d berm all four toeelber whet. theft. Ors', or veppnve4 gposeecept s . at the anercy of 41,110.. is .a common foot-path between NI aitlenhead and the . 61 deed was door ; thus far SuTussres evideice keopers, but orders that. they shall ..espiate the.of.; populous village of Temple; and also, because t h e contradicts C . :west:Fß, and-agrees with llcTs.eves• truce...lth a small fine; eel) ceriesi-o, it iav -that if far right now arrogated by Lords of Mailers to lake by i One would think that their first care week! twee niers were 'wither **poach themselves. new encompage torte any persons whom their keepers, who are ge. been to have gone to the poor 1111111`4 sasistance, and It in others, many of them would ISe.obi;ged to Sham nerstly Imo. win to be lesions capable of !,wearing seen whether acme help might Tint hare . been afforded, don their for tit ; for Lord 4 of. Moro" limier .tiriek any thing, may, in their discretion, think fit to ion. him. No : the first care of th.ac Inteb•rius nreiches they have too muck - gatim , ,no• thalrlitanrird, eithestgli prisoner.. Him they conveyed to they see ruin sod dreoJetime around-01nm. It ii puts mischievous i ii t e ntin is s to, is now g en e r ally a rt was to secure their up, on the authority of an obsolete Act of Perlis. 1 the Abby Farm, and then returned (says tkalsee-TY- well ko""p that Mrs.. filATtsv.tor4 the et 4 wrest little known to tho public, but richly drgesr. to see whether the men 1.,(18 deader Noe. Finding • considerable landed' property in.the. perish opt ( - heat fog the eaecration' of all men. Thew circumstancesi that he ens as dead as a atone, they sent 'for s der. Marlow , part of which . she•cultiaated herself.. hail striking at the root of all personal security, have • tor. tie - ruts? does not sly its his evidence what . her wheat eatew•coestmtlly-,.hylaavea. and-eabilts be camosenicated• throughout this enemy an uncommon I message they sent to the doctor:; It is hardly lobe ~.lootgiepg to the . .J . .ord. of Ow Motor * A 0 slot she interest to the transaction in question, and, the puld without a '. beet, ic supposed SW Mr. hinter , ;the surffean,' sarreld-hasw Pecs' hail' more limo bell. a foloPl.tf"treoteetimea wall Viiiid certainly will not be tranquillized pleased to be called out of his bed et that.Outtl;otiliged'ts plough it op in the sliding; entiori other presentment of the case to the Grand Jlirr at the • its, the morning io a patient that had already been diets enru, sill attest s - having become a Icier ,of -satesoll nest Assizes. - . . • -., • I patched to the other world. The common report is, i thosenisds by. this species of robbery, she was hoots, and when Gentlemen make their remarks as I The depositions taken intr . 's. the Jurr, w oo, ere ; that Mr. Sett,' was called in to the help et a Manlobliged to sell het-estate.. Will It be asserted, that to the absurdity-of . ,weerjug.shoes of such weight, he I th ere ca ll e d a respectable ne (i t wou ld he wail if - who, it was pretended, hall received a violent'blow any posectimcan, by vre rapture of animals that are drily observes- 4 r I h ave walked, in th em a thousand ; their names were, published*, es much clamour, has 'upon the stomach. In short, the testimony, strict,. .ferse-staiora i commit s t ru t s a ' ro bb er y a s thi s ? I n miles, and I'm sore they'll carry me another."—At !mast e d res p ect i ng th e f orma ti on o r the Jury, and ~eered by the keeper!, is Jame and contradictory.— i short, poachers sov.tioironty means ituht.f.croneet and present BASER sloes not appear in the least to slacken the ipterference at as attorney who holds Mr. ir ro th i s "'w a ys simple and consiste n t ; but it .e.suld I noqoalifisnl landowners have •Se 'ttilewleraet the op •i •• ': • - iu hit , efforts, but rather gains ground. We shill ; VASISITT iRT'a Manor Courts), have beeti given in '; hate helm very dillicult indeed to bare got at 0 irli pre s si on a nd i n i tsst ice o f th Gopuerplowl. - r eserve ourselves for eight or tea ilaysepore, and (lien • the Reading Paper, and are to the following 'Sett. - this instance, if Blinn, bad oat had two "come •.. • - laste s t , tilir s , .yeerliti-Pitevrth.. -••••: • - .. . 2 give our remarks. .:: tidr. 4 , .r . . .. : shall at i 1 id to t h e su b stance o f the t est i mony suc h 'anions, one of -whom liras "sandlot's/ befbre the . ~..;•• .. •. , ~; - 14., ~, •, 1. 4 1;., t 41494 .1114?Vici/C. Asif from .. l ' lc ' be .,fl l . Dee -. Itit 111 0: -.- - - ---... • remarks as are naturally suggested by the circum. JrarY, and the other (I eel -informed, . . . . . .2a •-1: .. v.. • •.• •...:,,,•I stances o f sh e caw , and the repor t s th at I h ave good authority) has made before le Magistrate a ' - • A depositi the • ' '-. -- the E.:IS r.47/17,7011: Daugylinvq.Zgly7 l #,g., AFPAIR. . * lettOtilir . o 7 # ot tritia ttiOß IdXatu 6* . •• riaifiligirtiq • /be Eoglish ara s vise at to vt at tetll4.ot the ifist'Poners of ?India. Thil At ittacted gal the kitlfidam . if iiotcsiilitii; to this; period been ferioas'aelkt. tbe ... aiiii . .;e . c the Kifiq . f thaCcootifry ; hat their troops are to well ilisriplitterl, and commanded by ' Otliceri tp* experi enced, their means of every kind so Multiplied, that batlhe/ tnuststree4. 114y:wiln!r1 have h ed;' ft i's`tboirght,:gre Soft:eases aliettly; if, in tire reientilketnetit of'theiarripaiko t . thej t (Milled - theirfarces : tot; mdcit;titirl fOraiti . th;r tealk.' It was` iii Cum of atiese stiecki that Cen. biffeiPia a was ondrrobtedly ritte of. die liiiiitist.tiod IMit Office! who had ever bben emplaCed .IMI4 iiy . eie - • , • -as! Government. • " "rhe Supreme Governtitent bf Caleift* kat tie. clitreA air Igssst Sifidisti. leis generally believed at Madras,• that . ' it wilt be ImMedintety proclaimed against Ifolkar. The forces set ow feat by tba Pre. Ildencies . of Madras and Bombay wilt amount to at least 30,000 men. Colonel Ilivehon, at the bead of • corps of 12,000, Is encamped on The frontiers of . 4kirat4, .whose King it holds in check. The Peehara eight . to , detach 'Await trim* L 61480,11. hese different wars will torn 40 : the advantage of the British Government, who will filsigb by reducins the Mahraf tots to t hesame corulitiott wltkalas other .Prisices of ilindostan. Gen. Ilidop. coaseseadiag in chief the army of the Madras eresidoer4v has taken the command of .that which is no sespice.• • ; " The entire Island of Ceition L spew` bt pest a:- •i, ef Site Fotalish• • The kt „ tripto.WPH ado4nis tiered. as it will be by' the. . nig beep", at 'the richest places .011. the,gl944. . ._ . heard from, geed eastispeitY :s..- _den to , _ same effect. IV tide mesas.. _ . . Last higkt, after the Tregcrly . of the Rek*ete, Jastss LONO, of Cefebbam, Bears, fanner, swore; truth has been brought to light, andanniber thing s td which tele. lit se. played Zabgra,.• a satyr nate 'tilts , that be held the deputatioe of the manor under Mr. of equal importance, has also been breeght to light; produced here called . Itierrefassesh Geol. The story `V•+.... V. 4 ,.... ' that he was returillog from. hie farm at the danger to which all men are exposed,' hem tho is sullieieutly simples ,}"borer Densfoerlepatimetto) , Bisbans to his hoes. et Coebliam yr little before seven atrocious power now arrogated hygamekeeswe,,..ori is a favoured suitor of Lod, / i AniOf (Stirs . ..:ol!Gito), ,io the evening of Tuesday, when he saw : three. men • ,Use authority of . an obsolete s%ct of .l'arliament;• bat that lady refuses to Marry him until he obtains . pass him on the read Nadine front Bisharn Wriod to which is a disgrace to the Statute llook.—The Ace. the congest of his father, shoes diipleesVre be has Maidenhead; that Ise itippeillel•ftom their voices one I allude to, is the list of EDWARD 1. which declares, incurred by his sttrieegaiiiv. • :Tinsatlty - ell__AeLsii), .of theist 'was Brenta, and the 'other •litnr,i:i t ; that that "if die keeper of any forest; perk, 'Or *Warren', • . an intriguing valets prevaite•en.Geips (Mr. Bins, ; Btanose, shout twelve month's s*nee, ,was *Ores: find ally person trespassing within his :libitetys. *sod Lev), a nioney.lesider, to . pereonato Old Plyutfott4, ; beaded for killing game sin his inforrnatiott, - Ant'esm-ieetending to do damage therein, aqd . who evillnoti . and in that character to give his consent ',oar mar.- Wield Into it bond not to . treepiss egebansis Wsharn on being required, s ield themselves np Ms prismierst • "item. OW Duras/oil (Germ) actually arrives et'. Maisor,Witivithatanding which he h'aileriesitessette end In case he kilts such Offeliders in 'already% ollsikingj Rath, where the seesiels'll.id, 'ad .- meeting with 1 that b 6 Loeb vent isiforritetionby his brother of his thorn, he shall not be troubled for The tOnne, or stlf , ', Lady Emily, discovers tbet.'Thiptiliticui which bos' intermitter With; these Men isi the keeper Gaspers. 'ter an/ punishment w hat eret.t.' This - iwigoitoof ' been practised, and in his torn personates the fa-' Remark. It is not said, either by I,oets'7 . er by Act.appeeee clearly to be in direct hostility, so the tiler or Lady Emily,. and pretesoclo- beset-king iff •Gliaisi kit,. Ittiltettl'eviden•ce; that the menage which freedom of an Englishman, where person is secret!, the marriage, to the great courosiou of the usurer,' I.osic sent to Greasurn by bia'brother explained according to the Coyrstitution, until he has commit whose only hope of payment slepends on the mar. nitro the- . moan . jpere. Why wit. tot this question ted some offence; and the intention or doing damage ' riage. The soo, lionevee, soon discovers Me rather, asked by this'Corrine', .or game of the Jury >'• and in the arbitrary construction of a keeper, is 'sorely.' and all matters are immediately brought to a happy why was not • Lasu's brother brought froward to no offence. .But what makes this oppresslop to termination. The embarrassment and awkwardness show what Ow . etossatee really u tts ? These dream. intollerable, is a mote recent act, extending she of Gripe in personifying Old.Thinsford, Is the dr.. stances at ft strangely kept beet, and they ate - ies.. same internees and tyrannical discretind to Lords ants cumstauce on which the author stems to have maittly portaat ; because if the keeper broil, that onalar the - -Metiorsv..end their gamekeepers. ' These eery acts depended for success. In wit lie is not deficient; three Anon be was to go in search of early in the ;were tirought forward on this occasion, mai road by there are setae quaint double ealtndres, but the plot motning - wis Bishop,. which it is generally believed • the Coroner ,to the Jury, for the purpose of justifye t • is deficient in the extreme. - - Throughout the lime he dirl,•the elect:mit:loge •ssi lite taking two now with lag the shooting of Buttoe; and certainly they ins i t there is no sufficient obstacle to the accdnernodation him,- worrarmbig troth with guns, would appear sts if tluenced and decided their verdict;. so that a 'Time which is bought about' at the termination; and designed against tamer; •It seems that Lola, eedetit seems now established which leaves all meets!, when it waweencluderf, we fits; from the t e i r r o ity of Btan'9!, anti pitoa:Ett. % o ilcan near torighttobra; lives depending on ere construction andltecetnitill 61' the interest, es if another Act was wavoing.• At the and perfectly well known to - each other, eve „ b y gamekeepers, who are known to benot (behest prineis' j bceittning of the piece, the father of Young Duns- their voices. '‘ pled . part a mankind. To qui iry amen roe theofficeof ford esitteases his unwillingness to. cons en t t o the ,CuAar.Es CnANcr.n, Kerne-hoer:et. to Mr. V. • gamekeeper,: be must have a conscience tbet will IX' : onion of his son with Lady . Porgy, and at the con. swore, that Lo NG sent him ti g tice by his brother of hit.. low Mtn In swear through thick and thiW; s.joeke Y . , elusione tide's corisent to it, without ate other basing seen three men come out of; the l'arle".wood v i.uf . * borne - dealer stands uu chaootAitkAilit , 9 4 a reason dem adrttiaisal iestances of his 'sou% ex. where he suspected they had been' setting snares,; late trial at Oxford, Dees v. Sir.W.et.Ltest eXtee toisagatice, ttarl - .o4lllltlit- Ithifts to which evtre. who the pun tsar.' is not said in ti e . deposition.; nor roe, Bart, to recover the Value of a dog kilted by a tad4OCP 110 Olidell hit O... The saute In wlikh whether the deponent had, or bid not, ante intim.. ; dog-spear, one of these instromenta being produced Gripe is . fr et ieduced is .play_ the part of Qld lion of !lentos. being one of thesis. GRANGER then in Court, a man who had been in'the habit of setting Dansford. ii ilin ton flutcetl. G.rotesqu siltation* swear" that his life was threatetterl, but he omits to them for above twenty yeers,••stoore, that be bad - are allowed in a rttrce, but like all other monsters, the mention by :chum, and in entisevenee of such ;user seen suck a thing in his life; another game. SPORTING INTEL 1110111)1Cit ; ...., putts should cohere. The staring improbability in threats it W.lq, he snis), that he took two men nith ; keeper swore he had seen them, but believed that the suppositiou, that the merlitttr should, ex impro. him armed with guns. He then gives a 'ag at e acc oun t ; the purpose they were sat for was to kill foxes; and NEW.III.IRICHT THIRD. Ota9BElt i iiaitopfs — yew vita, consent to play thaitart of his debtor's f a ther, of a hat was done ifs tbe wood, it, which his testi. iis it, I tisk, on the discretion and constructions of .. ASEITIN:G; Me '.• . , .• -‘ and that the naistrese. of. that debtor should be duped ninny is contradicted in many parts by - other evi- : such follows as -thelms that the lives of all untitled- , ' •':‘,. :• .- •-• 'fa CritgemY, . sat. 2.,• ' ..,• •,,,.. ;!' '• by the bungling deceetion, tkovtellsateee to overact deuce — he totally suppresses the orders he gav e t o , fled persons in this islaed are to be dependent llf A Subseriasiaillaagfrae Cure -sir 14$: for Sle.64tra er the character of the Vale, who, by his 'arlroitiyees, Swerit„ his nephew, to shoot ; be represents the , this Mohan' verdict . praves,repaid, repaid, of screwing the ~ c. ,,,... 04ii ,„•. tkr * l ,, v i r t ee ssir elie.i):!. aid . .. lhr gii i.....,.. ; ;; ;; • was to gloss over the absurdity. With the came'. ' petty as diapersed, and that the merge nee tie was l late horrible and sanguinary tianaluet)on .in that ,ii` s . 0 c r„.,..2, * m , E m ily; 344 old , Lett,. ••• is -1 time of this fault, 11A itt.sv'l performance had much nor done in kis presence, 'but as a distance from M T; , manner, any two or three eff these fellows, who hive Lord L i attires h. e. eapei ossrs ow, e v e sm. • •- e nierit. The wanner in which he sauteed to pomp his his °hi/ iuf n rmatina r e' 01 4 ' h . the t . .. pec .g vow rep o rt o f a spite toe fernter, because he scruples, peihaps, 3 to ... 2ta !sir.. Maley. St to I o a st Caper. . . Mr. Ch rennet ay litiantle,Ret beat Mr I PerreaNGwin brains for a lie asW particolerly good. tOxsesas tbs gun, mod (becoming up o f his nephew afterwatds;the half his produce go to nutintairs their gone, - or „ , Ito. 71. .:T. Y..C, 'AO ii -41.41.--4..w . -Wisotte; ' •• • ' performed the part of a servant with mach deg hu e who told him, that he was afraid he bed . killed a tabu _et, which are the keeper's wages; •may-diepaun sir. tponehewet s Illiekilii Bills. tist. 114 . . beau Mr. ihoke sour ; and the talents anti beauty of .Miss.Krome man; be positively 'Wears that he did . n o t k o o t i v ;r h o f the innocent man, and escape the punishment doe to Peat'-?thiedeeksslsit."l 2l lo 'T.,41. c..;:isturoz• Ato 4un Skis . der Hags . . • " and cars. Oecen were ersastakoonsly ..displayed.— the mass was ; aud that litrrese, whom pie. hut i ! heir atrocious offence, by sweetie% in one ,ertother s Nr.5ibak ,.. 1 ...... 44/ . 4 . hp ., sk si...helv.e , ,, , Deivi d o, 8„. Thai piece poised without. Ampere. •It was not then hold pt., did nog kn o w 11. lie then - redo. i i defence, that the man would not surreadar when l'leseate. MCA It orICZIlefloOW te t e bet t i ng on %Pigi.ty thnuablit htfor:.Ato,4ll. l .4eaiur, of Meese. ,S.tesvies aceeent to kim at th e t rin sactb iah ow irk i called liken ; Thai' they sus petted his intetitien'tiedo 1t" b eta ~ . 4 %: f '..'-'• i7.t'•A f _ diptore, but Sts merits were oot.asficieut N. dram had not actual ) y been dooe i ti his own pres em ee ia ogrdemege, baring seen hi:n near a anere,• fite:•; Or, Lord .' s. " Lfv:::: b y ''riltrodeit earn....., ! .. 2 xr .. olds. T. Y. C. in. lab."' - 1 dowu warreappiauens' - . ~ in the presence of Beretta. Pe relates how glint whets he is demi, a wire may; he put in to his poc k e t , Mr. inm,.. F,, ti ,,,,„,i,,,, , a ! ,. i t l i h . - s 3 lob , him that the man• he had shot, had a Wedge*. or a hag of hares into Ids hold. Atenue„. was said to V i rn.. s e i t ; r t ozr i our . . r lt 4 ost a ttor.nitla, ; f ig .:4 . 1 %11h - 4 ten Ail shoulder, with which, he was afraid he wasokeele had * lag of hatmjn hill head, :'nil, PuithAPti had' lit e r: i.o.site's st et 's. itoil.* T itt. ( X .* 1. . '. a gait% to strike him.; that he .spoke to hien,.bat what relator • ireOli alones 4 1 !t 411•.(11111-Rf game would ' b so tete* 71.401.8.101#1r01a ''.# . _l4 litogsttExpeatosstoo.'• Eves he said to him, of. what the man answered , he did live made its appeafance . befure Ihe .1 ury . " But . it • ;; N r ke : a . l -, x . , - it iK4 ,ol pAr 3., t; .I , v i i iitre s t- k f r ;, 6i4a. act say ; that he drew bask arid fired 'desalt, and !apposed that Litmus. was 'attended by two other, " Si.-Ista. Melt.- A. F. lenge • tote Pwa' hilabtesie . • •' ll . 4Y ' that the deceased carried a bag full of someibing Ipersons, and no man unattended ought to ventoree - whiek he ;opposed was hares. We might ask what i 1 at least *bile this poitst ,is unsettled, through CI. The additional al!tawance gran4d to Otkeers of i i ivemos o f thi s h o g full of Mote.? the dead man could. i tvtli, even though he follow a foot.gath, rend,. for the Army on a march, Titre, lay an order ruins the 4 s been• extended to the Troop Qoarter ,sot carry it off, nor the man in .custody tither.— I assuredly she truth of Ilisnoe's murder never would War ' 6 0,...CP, ' Proceeding in his-evidence; he says; that he had oftr4 I t ro ve appeired,•had he opt gone into the wodd 'at ! I 1 ,,,, ie , .01- that regiments o r,t eragm i nt. . . caught the decee manor upon the auor • ' that he: hill tended by two companions. •,,.. • . . •-' ; 1 1. •TtAt may jnatty be coesidered i an j ,ege of woodier'. hero convicted by his means, aid had threatened to '-ittVe now .come to BOTtneu'll teeidtne. * . • fig' W . e hear of a Stone eater breetteapecupoo Flints; i tie him to e tree and flog bins and lease Itigi there.., s w orn, end told that he bra . coo .ueed to itoalyer• ' Itlylian juggler; slvallniiing i 'a4•wpi thine times a There is, surely a great diOrettets. between fakir any louden tending to erlminate .. ,l4o , or its. ;rtee edg y ! ,- ••••••el.adv Stgetinsiithai ilifficiite iifforitirpe: on a trey a man's fire, and iyiok him to b Ore Jl;4 !isrd to the "olreit , ;e for nui c h Ise' Wes in custody ; des ourtsresi2bniliVit Usti, Mid tbeteluebihatingin a Bogging him. But *bet . does this threat prove' ? i (query, . what o ff e nce is that 1) .Itie- 1,4-1,4, • ghat ...Nog, of s a i p h u o c _A s i t l,,,i putet b e , pr ,,de r „ , of „ eon. that *deep and settlett.geeoletion to lake. ainsgpatire on Wednesday morning,- shoot fi ve o'cloeki ihe o rs i t...that isitv.persom. ' r „. 4 ,i n , (or.t r e sosiosont into Ns "non - timido Woe cheffielted hey the pnie-keeper, 'Wag tqatitOff down the ride is the - *red, upon 'ier'he* . • ot 043 . I Is. either or the therm- Prises q 250;000, a beetas justified In •carryi git to tie Item loge rustling, .be atept two or three paces out •of the ei t the Toot Pelaeit if ' a tilb biolor — which • pr shut ~ he ti t . . .. .. . - . iddojgeo thetwoorl, this, .nndoulst,. was done ttaiiiet M ips : D i m eerd e assi ..h 7 • . t. • . - - - -, hat node the rustling, because his cempanippe ir 1 4 1 ,, mileiNt and' - • filsimv , 'eeplr • • AC-R:l' , rIC. NV • einikasiNtsni re. I tea aloft euer's or olsecraki# . E ach heel 'Kronor losvity to de:Ory, A a marl/ w its atenbfry hit Asfieell NW, pl utie larse t wUlt it to Tie,' the 11•41.:00cor.. • MEL A Ncnotir .A TIP TO A Otles4.—Tlie fine agOres..l sculptured by CISBEIA ihe reign of Cnaatts I f. t l which so long stood over thientiastee ,gll Old . Beth- lem, and which were laiely rensovietwitiwthe besikl ing was pulled down, having b-uota sent to Mr. BACON tiA be repaired, are now so a most respectellaol state. Mr. B scuts has presereed*the sinetomy so far lig the mouldering hand of time 'would permit, end we understand the public will hisoo - the Ocular* of seeing those fine vestiges of art, in thn room of a few day., adortstbe front .of the new Lunatic A 47. 'um, St. George's-fields. The eseellence of these pieces of Sculpture is sn well knOwn, that it is ann.- ruussary to bestow any comment upon them. When Climes, who sculptured the base of the monument, anti the pediment of St. Paul's, finished Melancholy and Madness, the ling of France, by en agent, offered, iti vain, a large sum for them. The erec- , tion of the figures( at the Lunatic Asylum will add to the beauty of that elegant building, and prseebt a public ornament of considerable importance. • • The moues have he published, aud are astrilow 1. Nir. 11e.ter. hien r, • 2. tisqvhco Shows. ditto. Wittiam-.Crerwei, . • _ • • . Atithewir f , beettl.gordeaer so Mr. Vonsitiort (Disseister)• The atityte foot eat of 'Wilful Moeller. or at Witt Ma. hborghler s the • ight ((Wowing were I.w lostiliotrle Homicide 5. fllli•hwrdt !Useful.. forwer matter V• asittort. 6. Joh., thid.er, baker (serves plr. V. with brcisd, aid TAN'S' a home of him). • • 7. Toolott. %pith, pub/icon (forioerirgrooso to :dr. V..) 8. Cole, h•orwholiter.(st:owossioy irocs holler to Mr, Nas said to ferri•g a , % 4:kly ollowassce Irmo and !brio wiw aid his h•oww.). 9. 11.4105. I thorisoldqr (is ml prewit bask/Vito , 10. 11l iuri. unitiv gnrdetwr to Mr. V.) • H. Howls/4 b!arksmith (tarts' for Mr. V; OW •A of his h , mows). L. Drute, stiite-oisOr .— (liiiir ID one of Mt: Y. t hooter). • PIMP, 0 1:4TDCKS TIII% DAY AT ONR ('CLOCK. :ant 240 re 1 •Irri. Arm. 14 . 3-16 4 re , team. ei 04 India /Pods. 4 3 to S. Pet aluM. MU. Exchequer MI6 1 3 p 4 pet Ceet. Ili' Osmium BO 6 P 4: Cert. Par; 9•1;) • Console for Ace. 62 12 :. ~::.7.': cover why_ -,_ , fn._ io , „, z ~ Were 1)4116411bn - end, of coin ' - '7 --. gem 'l4l3mA - into th e ride 4 " 1 41. l ' 47 : 11: : ::117kL ' re* " f e nny i)l.l. l ! r - t ;) 6fimed tin° tic Ce° ' the hit Ms t o afterwirtls he a ''. ' se' ' Y .er4- ie° ""' " r" V" ' ' rn't.6ft4er''' - r'ew"te , I . II a -three then came up. NOvf , Itered •. ' ' Fatebn., D . t ,•iial• e ' r " u —s Ysi' eliPrrience • Or . ru" amt. 131iTurit pito rs . t h row oken „ meup er ' . " 64.efe.. n itedh:ai e iti i.--- ,r_ . -' Srf.."4"st*- nitesterh 1 4v: " -rk'. i i iire-* * h i‘e . They ,*re . notio.oo . the Inv -I C. liarlorter-itordir. Or r is C . Ma . e44b i ert hrd all together then, it seems, and not di;persest 7 -tie bY.le't). , la , li ft : .. 10t .1") 1611'1. Clial.ek. Wilera:i:let—St ' were; RI!, Drd!"1 11 t at the murderous _transaction . , Intl tiwries. l'eli-s:l.'" ate di 4 ei t : r ;it v . ''''' ut " li ' i "'""it -r g in' naniitlh'etheY ghould be bEi ' for the ijoachits lili e a l l "tt il r C 4.C..- " 6414 ' 0 6 •4 "eqi c 1°1 %4 11 11e.wrbb a were all together, and they were ;he game that the " Ih ' 171::d"1 : 41:!e ' llrd 11:41.e "14°4 11"6411"1111" °lt"' pet, weep theft's( O ur4o it o f . 0104 . 44 et .traideirkther, . tyt i l i orp fr , 40,'IM'e,a'llerl.'iliwutit, ale s w whe ho wwwoor. n _____ _r. Cried nut, s • e Kee iter; .44, , ,,; p,ag .6 fie -b .id .0411441- , .........---le, Dr a t : wir: I .# shg4yo . , l'Fiaw"..drt,iiica v ery 4 Sea lia saf-aipp,r • :te e t . , : t akt-wP ooe .: rah:woe in (he k..4:.=.l.ltewri'lakee 6.i r ePro ~f...„. 110019 who he found to b e G.:'°""' "'Port of i.th. 0,7,10' iT . ,*, "",,;: - .'i1 e. ....' -Well i'Pri - ,7 "`" bun "' examinant. GRANOIR cried ::: , :ii.g eoz fi ll h s i s to opi the t i tii t. , ti on ... 4,10....:40...„.40;,,,Lit0 o;3i.v.eh7.l"atrallatitt:lnatte.citadiessuariso.Cor„....aii • damn you shoot! and ion teed iately the pa us fired ? ItY47-Id4lll. fames. 4tu tvetth`ti- . ~Ir__,.* Iltsitios e can", aid Pe a4a• r..eow tee fe a l r ai i ,w c . 4l4ll. ' ‘ ll ' rr "II" : r ~J' A • J ••-• • 4 R. .. ~~ t N • - _______ ____,_...„,... rirso l . :if vn i re ;jl4; TIIIKU aJay EICLI;1414::q quarter.iise de cklll4l' , iles ck, acid e past eight be ' l 7 be (id i s to htnY,again, arnd r • I .at a quarter to. one o'clock performers 30# toile•, 4' lar 4 8 again, dud by a quarter •tier eight in the evening completed 51 miles 192 rods, stopping several 'lmp to It on ibe ground during the (lay to take refresbm'ent, fith a &c.—We 'have authority from' the Committee to "coy. resi n s red our repott of liamett's two first days. jourlney W..: kart explanation to /which will be . given at a fuSuie amok perio4l).—Tuesday,.s2 miles 72 rusts k lire%lnesday l 53 mil-s 96 rods. Iri• 0 . Mum, has laboured under 'a severe depression . in r from bis boneli for two or thri.e days past, which he IV- In by tributes to eating something during last week that rarely .. did not ultimately agree with him. On completing titles. se ven miles this morning be was compelled in stop halfan hour from severe inward pain ; Mr. New- ; and , (43 g, his surgeon, had given him a gentle powder on 'posed the pievious evening, in hopes of removing this tem. all the porary inconvenience, hut which had not the desired effect, and &tug bad further.reeourse , to medicinal. itir. aid.; by. this means h. found relief in a few hours. lie, hat done his day's journey with uncommon . V gni* giie . fi , and notwithstanding stoppages has completed , ins for his daily task in very little more time than the two Mai former - ones. . BAKEIt continues to walk in hit half. ~t dig ATIONI ' and obey; ridge, t. for d the e the, iv* lober Fiord. John, Hull. `urvis, with dozen chi ; noodle id to war, ttlo to It ult. It was Is oat of re- 'ank. Jed in t wAS, nesty is and ist.vs- - The tt has *seal {inns- ,, is In i'MA- age of s, and bees tassel: . vs pi• l e d at at his dfutly oil his (olio liar' lig der to sop- Or er ie pes- ;Con& wAlic- blood. Wed iefore Sy of saw . hew 01 in g *OlllO 4 f p 0u r b oth istities+ opt ! y in on (Pr no $ • ill Awl" Mt Into orri -~ y ~..,...~