The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-01-21 00:00:00

.J • _ . i • • 7 •,. ti• r , r L • A , • f 3 . . I .• :~ 1 RR. P CHRONOLOGICAL EVE_VTS. • JAW. 1358.—Coronation of Queen Elizabeth*. • The fluffily at Weltsinster. • twelveehlldren. 1761.—Pontlicherry defended by The French Gen. provisinn in the . Count de Lalli (of Irish descent), surrendered at then*, against discretiou to the British-troops, after an obstinate re.,-placenf Mrs. Perceval sistance. • it appear to have framers of that cently after the any discussion of Act granting hei Hon. Janetrerceva Hon. Spencer Perceva, life of the said J clauses, giving limitation of the the said Jane n Thus the annuii Itispointnients t. for legal considt , itny longer the Jani.Percevi;l. a grant of an ai for life, withOt my n idow," is drat her subsell right, as it does though, in fact, noted by the term again ; but in prl , pro sty, clauses in ,this ' 0 . 114, potwiths( "it! Owe is it val Present receipt, naine.assd ip.cons . thiclt the Aoli4s. the appointment Tot k never wai oeys the Aletal se_ A Tr . ai the trii ikigaa hive poi4itiWt or* :testi 'tits high 01 "vitt hit:, Attie rti l l ll .4re . that , these poh. 144, second hush.' inn' interference 'Ail be the tact; ' men!, Asliose pri the common poi rigid *roman can ed. 4000( of 'het The annuity will for the support .wilf eciuee , that alone for her chi' It it faiety, to tare intended to PreOmi• Primal tt..ouil r.ra I ly .cossmittal.i otatutet t ; would sions.. At ,they tensatirtion of of tint Leioulatill second asa r riutps JAN. 16,' 1518.—Death of Marshal tarok*, a distitiguished Commander in the French service in the reign of Francis I. and Louis XII. This is the General, whose mode of expressing his opinion of. the advantAge of money as the great sinew of war, has often been quoted. Being asked by Louis XIL what preparation ought to be made, in order to en- able him to prosecute with success the war in Italy; Trivulee replied, that three things were absolutely necessary. Louis required him to state them, on which he said—lst, money'; 2dly, money; idly, money. The Marshal ware native of Milan. JAS. 17, 1703-4.—The fotiowing, which is part of a Proclamation issued on this day, will perhaps be • considered as a curiotity in the history of the English -Stage:— " ANNE R.—Whereas We have already given or ders to the Master of our Revels and also to both the Companies of Comedians acting in Drury-lane and Lincoln's Imi-fields, to take special care, that no thing be acted in either of the theatres, contrary to Religion, or good manners, upon pain of our high displeasure, and 'of being silenced from further act ing : And titling further desirous to refeim all oast( indecencies and abuses of: the Stage,. which have oat ] casioned great disordertand justly give offence : w ill and pleasure therefove is, and We do hereby strict. ly command, that no person of what qeality soever, presume to go behind the Scenes, or. come upors• the Stage, either befotte or 'during the acting of an ) -play Tiltat no woman be alloyed, or presume 'to wear Vkard-Alash in either of the theatres : And that no person come into either House, without,paying the pricer esterbiish'4 far their respective places." • Jan.•lB, 1701.—Corouatiou of the Elector Ere &Ha HI. as first King of Prussia. the ceremony ANA place at Koenigsberg, and Frederick placed the Cretin on his bead.himself. The Electress was cru w ned at the same time. . 1660.—The Prince of Conde, called the Craw Conde, who hid entered into the Spanish se''. slce,returned to France after the peace of thePy reneet, and had an inter;ievr with Louis XIV. whose power he had shaken. Egootly len years before he was ar.- rested with his hrotheti the Prince of Conti, and the Due de Longueville, for apposing the admitiiiitraiier of Cardinal Mazarin. The party which these Princes had formed against, the Carding was called the Pstrti der Peilts.ifaitres, because they.were accused of wiaC ing to render themselves Masters of the State. Hence the term Pella Meares, which is now applied to fopi and coxoembs. ' • Jam. 2 0, . 1745 . — Death of the Et4do i r,"Charl'is VII. of Germany. lie was 'Thectoe of . Illsraria,. and was ontiof.the principal pretenders to the Xeitrian suxtestion, against the celebrated Maria Theresa, 'daughter and heiress of Charles Vi. With .the sis ta nee of France, be obtained possession of Prague, and assumed the title of King of Bohemia. lie Was afterwards,. in 1732, crow tied Emperor , of G ermany., , at Frankfort. His reign . , however, lasted 01y . thilke ears s in toe midst pf a dreadfo).. s t ar, tbetagea, tnet '3f *MO i yon eee, watt im whTdli hi rr 'farfisim. setts* Si WMtltltt pat. • • JAY. !11, 1035,0—Calvin called to genera, as head of the. Reformed Church thorn: this' event was pre.' . .• ceded by a revolid ts.'w nii, Ibiett GenrcOp. • koti!- ve r eted the anti liity of tliiile,Sishop t who Wes iiso , • • their lialporri I Mist& • - 1705.....Dpeth of chi ude !Rene s t . author 'of a likiscal du Vases, and Kat his extraordinary memory. When H atttlei s t, of Sweden, passed through .kcins, the 1264 fct Os pronounced and written down in 'his-presente,:diree hundred of the most uncommon and unconnected words, all of which he repeated in the order in whieh they bad been spoken. 4-44 Henry IVatiam', indittietfolt stealing at Camden Town.—Gup The Cott tote S Ilie public from their. oat stf.the err tritLy, Iticl .trd ones, aged Milt , 13 yowl !Of age. • haidiserchiefr, to a t Mt, d a y 0,1 .whir!' tht the r, do,;ged th. "o'clock, dacha„ which had st.i gi ped near Um, o, ley v all e cinff art apron their itere d rinittion; and Atm IMite's shop, where INSOLVENT DEBFORS' COURT, JAN. 19. '• the rea t e N t rel Y c tAT i ro a r a i u ' great Stiery, and Pr y cAItIiAGN AND OTHER'S 0. scrtMOr.t. somethi other hu g run out i More thaa• Patact.SmiTu opposed the Defendant's die- was not that sort of charge, Who had been several times brought before I%P; * w it emYn. he seined e 'lra the Court, and examined as to his schedule, when t o hi, ionse A dn , „. hi it appeared that 'he had two r. .its, the one at Paths mu their prooloottam and the other et Tobago. The former was indebted ' t i t it t L n Priwnerti th e tnhim in 73'51. 176.4 d.; the other, 4 391. 18s. ltd. - Tie tomwew Sititsed) Since he had been in prison the•son: had arrived from PritoP7 sa t Z t i.,_rro' Paris, sad the' father 'bad forgiven him the debt. •:::;,;F i r.. ta ll e He had wrote off also the debt of the other son at . I rliVealtit them°, and Terbitgo, before be was in prison, but sloes be was :.=7:,; _on d di .in difficulty, he could not say when.. No stalomeat • stootiato of either of these debts appeared in the schedule.; • Ogee Ihtt r e . terrilliligliF ' Mr. Ltic.orrYtte, for tke Defendant, applied to ' t rt , T,„ fttr eci l i m y t t g o , the Court to bare the schedule • amended• in *these •• points, and that the Defendant might be &whittled. •"‘zibil Mr. PRINCE SM/ild, In reply, said that was con- • Jo h n m own , St oki trary tfr• the practice of the Court, which *llly al-' Mitt; 'ohms hi*, Willer lowed. of amendments updtt mistakes .and scaidental • - errors'. Here was a debt•dee at *ellen if the im-•'prlsoorrt ihreetnneti; priamment, which as swell *twist to be iseerted. It' • 1 1 : : orifel I y mere s leigeS o6 was omitted. Wh since ? Because the Defendant, his - imprisonment, had given it away to his son. two, mid three months, Could that be mistake.? No—Fit was an expeximeoC• blg a t r oor ‘ t v 4 iatf isSl TP •to evade the fair disclosure of his . property. What-- l i . n d&ort un a n a.• " ever the Defendant mightioay, this was fraud. The- litirOint.4.o.•Charfle Court would not act merety on his nth, bet en the,' 71 1 0 s, probability of the thing: It must amide aceOrdiag. Dintoduost : Thomatslll to judgment, and if it wes•to be believed that this- 1 111 04tie•qatiltIv I 2 1 0 1 .o.k. *idiom Le 'el. Joao was a mistake, be might my with the Post, , • M s . • will.• "-Olt, jug/swat time art Owl inbred," bandy . , &therm.,rir d Charles' And men lowe WI their rtatoo. l6 • dhlts stars.. • Mr. PoLLoci, for . piber seitai o f 411 1 4 mm same objections,,..t.,.. • .; • • :• A : . See,flee of death Mr. berjesior ratans ...nimbi* di! . .. 0 4 011 4‘, ‘ 0 911 1E 7ar g la agent, st ho said baked ., net advised the mefetidaate, Jnnes tied that he could cancel the dadilll prison.. : . Rice, Jolla The Defendant was tbeeiteeleanded. . . Carle Limbach, ftr . um, John Cateton, Wells, Joseph King, .ILapsbact, Hem , Penman.. Eligitheth di brutal* no to receive destruct% dirt. . The hessian, well Ora adielratid tit • • ---"•.7r1L,-.- We understand that the Gentian Lesion - le now raising men in 'Flanders, andAlsoiville. 4000w.410. be lieve that the Britlsh•Nation is-payOmstieLiora, foreign lasi, in the time of of oh. .‘ • Lords lion:, Ast and Arscarltill. • 60034 lead to the Hymeneal altar, .euf• - 44 -tholoefly daughters of the Duke of Ricamorth nulufFNAP.trik shire Petition a`al•- tually measures., •,• • • • ..--. . , ' • • . • . • ~'• .i; . i : .....;.` ...-- ''. ••` • . v . • • ...,. .. .. . . - ~ - • . .- . -.... • • - • • • • ... • . •,- .4....-.44 - ---..,.... ...„ s. • - P 11 . •Ne! ' ll • . . ....... ~, alt • '. .4.11.L...5... . . " •.. . . to • .I'.,dil, ' ". POLK, • . UNION.HILL.-kfl RAMA Sybil, ilern‘d R PERGEitiIiS 4 i.. .., i . • -we, . Ind her daughter, who either is or pretends to Li .4.-50m5....-- .• •• ;• • • 111711AtiOth tedilitEitti • *.' •' '' '• ` • demb l .Whi-41 nit Theriot* brought before Mr. St F, of the late Mr. Percival 'condi"' tsf:-..'• alo •-. ~ •,__• • lileison, by Goff, charged by a respectable yo u ng 1. There does dot tropism to Isw any •rinVe_ _,'" 2 " , . -Ti a viretched•lentliti - • • • • wt ens about 18,, • with having defrauded her of f l , he ; Act of Parliament providing for: • 0 4,,,_ns lenwa P. „ is o was . broug ht . before the' with robbing the house et. under pretence of opening to her the page of futurity , ;ainst the event which bus lately taken „ a s u at h l ' 3 4: l 4., PercevaPs second 'marriage, nor-does " r * ' ' ' •To ' estrous, o - the Utiiiira, in oley-street, of . , The 'Proieeutrix Stated, that having heard of '' the task and gnarls go.,the : amonat of nearly 2001. . , - fame which the Prisoners had acquired for -th e i r eye been at all conteroptated by she From the depolitiOti . Of th e Irritisectitar, it appeie. knOtitedge of events yet buried in the womb of thee, generous Statute ; it was made too•re. , ;I1 e melancholy cease of it, to admit of Os tha t . on . Wednesday nighelestOhe Prisoner came 'she went to th e i r house in S p a-road , where the et a ,. to hie home,, and Pleadil distresi, as a seaman thee received and conducted her to the deoghter, who of that possibility. The words of the er the *malty of 20001. are " To the-.- I bt tgh efl a lodging for toe night, adding, that when he was sittipg in a - darkened room, surrounded by sere. recovered pope money which was • du e . to himi he rat mystical objects. Here the Prosecutrieg face .- ceval, the widow of the said late Right ' - would make the landiofd ampl e remuneration. The underwent a close examination by the young proph • e• Percevel, for and during the maths'' 'alto, touched with his tole, gave hi* idgiiiiion into tees,' 'hi the nasal fee itaviug been*,deioantied and 1 1 Jane Perceval." And the sub Dent the house, and provided film with anitable Sefresh: 'paid, Miss Rowe made severs! signs,. which the m oo , her the powers of appointment and meat aid a bed. In the quo ,tins, the Prisdpii her. •tber , interpreted as pro.misine the moat spl . eudid for. ' fie shares of the children, are " as she, ' ing returned thanks, dew . ~_ On 'Friday fight, -tune.totbe Prosecutrii,, who came away m perfect .. ['ereeval, shall direct and aptsoint."- however, the Prisoner repel Ms `visit, indi ander gOod* humour . wifli her foltiri fate.. Unfortlittately `l. icy is reserved tOthe widow, and the to Jena Petievel i . .11 - id the 4etVion the rime circumstances which fi rs t intriduceil...hiM' for the prophetess; however, the-Prisseciutrit oils too i leiatinn islii nOvi Ite: • .* ► both* she Is was apip . admitted..** On Ibis occasion thiltiitmer 'much elated with her promised foituifil . 4 1 . !keep it i 11l TI * wide*, 'and env 'longer the ispkintir did not seem in Much histe to go 10'1:44. tie Coed. -confined to her own breasti it retiehed the ears of it has alireye been livid that whore nowt Ohl at th e . tapLroom fire until a lite itenr, l iGoff, typoimmedfiteli 'lilted ifii `temple, and took TI ill 1 annuity by 'llll to a testate' widow - 1 Some „repair!, which . demanded the attention Of tit, thoth the prophetess and her iiitetPreter before The 8 at the words tt proildid she continue 1 Prosecetor, Whig through necessity -in progreis • 41 Magistrattk, by whom they were committed as va. i yid s good to her so looks" slin lives ; and - . . tide time, in a distant part of the house,: his wife i grants tail the Sessions. . Gall - luent Marriage does no t forfeit her was left iii - care of the bar, and as, under theie car- ' GUILDRALL.-i'rlday, Thomas Stallard, Maids Meow'' and s when that petieled ii• inserted, at. cumstinces, there was no prelabilky of the PrisOnec lato i rnas a Gile final s, were b ii r o o n ug ht a b r e x f: d re w t: tir rorc: 4 , , rid reel:- 1, ebe ceases to 'be • the person desig- being diefurbed in hie premeditated desigitir, be went • ~, boo t pessessicit, a quantity of counterfeit ha nk- use s, r i term Wido4o . l9ooti as she marries up stairs under a pretext of going to his room. • in-7 lop° he note! bf the Bank of . Boglantl. ibe naly new face Private *ills and tleeda of trust Of such stead of this, however, he found means tee) Into (14 e ehicb•were elsi tak ited on this exnmination were . the peeing st a . . .ta... .IL lane ist the theirMrs.Mostram,whichon wily. from tli c:. ,tibmgh, to West losithlielet ; Statute,••shreitieg tlrat her receipt 19(every portable article of relate that lie - cooldOti ' alia having asked each for ties . 1 . ecr o t i li ed lasses ofts, o r& n2t-t t . we tfic awe to question, 4k , Ml standing any Mlll'lt coverture, should 1 epee.. . prong , these were a smell bot9oonsons 1 lor4._mr. llarbridgc. Anodic* bit6t.lpmbi the Zo: 1 " 1- very o f a slid diScbarge for Om annuity. if e i 1 bills aid Mob to a •coesiderable amount,..isd a' It:. . quismity of bad notes Of time value e psje end two pounds each, Is nat . DOW otitis' bit in a 'dilTerint city of wearing apparel chiefly , beleagidg te,' I i &me cohcettled iu erects is diebnatile 44441100 hr Priseser, , etie l 'sp ti-ousel, Ogden-noon. 41...• eirenterfeit guinea lee • 4 Sri 'moor niith ha presint htiaband, for Mostram. With thief booty,,the Prisoner &fit - -.-n feast upon Gdes.-Committed frig VW. - I his.riet Ile& ittilloilty. ' And at to 'to escape through . as attic apertmentio the strip of . . -i • c i l . . as a fir More gerioes point 'Deters •; 1, the house,. and .to aliiiit,the roof of 'about-4480 y ' . • • 'SNP/it/11a ititrit44loEl#4lt!t ! • .1 ' . A Ili in the •coliteintifaliOn of Parliament : houses anti be it length . Toond'eissibe 'to defecend .: • . ... . , • •••• .. ,'. - • .; : • .. - ' - '4• Sr ring R al ey; twi t ant • atheo than filer- ' by a lerge . tree in a . yard, at• the bo t tom of Tesler: .- ... ~ ~ „ _ itlote.'ef the • talker . oT her children-mit NIMISI'Iie D lied ' . 'street, whic h led into, the highway. The Prtionl..l l -7 , / „ ~ El("61T OAK Witalilifk JAR:111 • I • • Await ' . ii/ influence , o.r like' had n e lo n g . - i pa ft i n t h e a p: , I Q effected It a escape,' before the •witen' .- . .. •"• • - ..,,,,.. -.- . - -*•• 1 he shares of the 60,0001. among them. ! the ,erosecutor neat op stairs to her riiefS whop . ' pio root. # earshot's brother lo Wltalabalto:. , , . 'll;tir 1" am. lid. 'Dail in : ton% Sir., Thomas. •,. .., Officers of Stitt., who are co-trustee' ' observing the 'draWeri opened, and a nnfitber of -Str.. • 1 , 4 vi-,).4 5 , tit. jar. Wilson'as. h, Sorterre. .• ' : l a ow it no part in this appointment. It is ; titles stolen,. which she knew were in the apetinent tiatv l -17 ta.,l a st. Mr. Pfevilles Sir Instals. • ' ot ly • • - . .. • "trivia Talikoit---17 to 1 -- • :•14. 11 nots liituattir. . • . -,. . es. by i settlement Ott' lire present Mar. I a.fewi,insurs • before', slits, aorta. : .. kaese tint .11 , 17 to 1 apt. Mr. Thoriahlifiteknticipation. . „ Tri Inf. oilifitrebon' advesited tit, and i 14 ti, upon the Prosecutes: seilding tht ir 4to . .At • °tits, . • . , I lots band •may !Mire been . sein?ed *OMR ' th • • blotter, he found ha 'had- fied.• • • 4 . -. 9 to, Levi. D. of Gration's sister to Matinee. . GI Iby, i:e in elthir of these cisei • bat If ' 72P 1s t„ r 9 .6 6 haft le ft._ all _ _i lfi l dElit tf./ en " . 4 4 6 ; era l ' 1 - 4 * . ' .• IQ to 1 abt..1.0. a'. H. CsvertdistaFr f • by. Sir David, 4l _ • " I- i Taliec 12 to 1 sot. Mr:Payne', f. ler SAM. -. .•• - 1 1 1 be ' it will not a ff ect the Act of Pail Oil theft as !en as . h ip woos of Wa f t- ' • Tabes-L9 ja-1 nest: Kr. T. Pe' 'Ai f: hy leatesab ' ' room, t ai rorisions must be st.; ictly'ponued, end stockings, handkerchief!, &c. weie' * est eteee4 :•." Id le 3- nest. Mr. Foulard Doesio.. • i b, oint will stand foieinOst, that 'filar- ed. up . stairs„and along the. - top" et.tke houses •. " • ,e,, I a - ~. fr . •P f h. do no legal act withdot the conjoin.; which were dropped l no doubt ; ill itie•huirlid re:. • - The interior of•the. island of ' Aran &heel/Ails 'r husband ; and if so, the'receipt for'; teeet'•Sififiel.Vrsconer. telormatiou orthe robbe4 'beisatifat highland scenery. , To) • hilla r ,beiti ref/ 11 Show, that the sum paid is no longer, bol givo 114,4,e " . (kbboaiing . vietehriteirand 'c'oti tockY and precipitous,: afford seine tatarecta. - .I • eat of the widow, and the appointment, !.ste • ,ihs, 9 perk ;games:tied, whicif orated for'iorne.. height, though. of , inconsiderable hreedth., it l .; ..# 0 Litt they are not made :bribe!. mother ' hours,,; li length, talkt• ( iilo64l;Puni • er i goo-' One pass over the river - Machisi,,•revewaeti' •'"! 4 ‘' ' ''. nildren. ...'....(1.. - . tame was st •• ' • e ' •- •l l A't • *.a• • t, , .„ . I,a, , ,at ertante4 Arr 0... . i *nor. keep I ..i.emtpa ~,, e 7pous•wbmatra.who toeing (tinpled‘ie ~ ) be presumed, that .htid the Logi*. arrf,( l • l l nio ,V• l _ 34 ..,Vr e ilitli cic t,„, . , ,K •• h.- *,i-60.1, ~.,,,,,.,„„its,or so ravivie-to shy sera's, succ..de Li ti to continue these powers ender thr - i law ,risePou_ry. nirn a Zilltwo:- : * ere .•• Inns searca imakitsg the Arstireirleiinit • but took.. frtgliS,'. When St ~.. 'slid . ,-• 4 , . . F !stances, the . Act would ,i}ave so. ea. i ,°" 1) _" t i .C le °,.„ " f .01 nvey',;ii, ie f iitogiiiilt.' ar to became.uemfesairt o - • •move- toe ..otner .foot, eRd re,. r I tee grave authorities Whp. are gene, 11 1 ' 2 .fr"gekl" ' -""e - c ° , . 6 . 1 0 P et, i 4. )4020. eroiattalle, ,Jneinetitt4,pesture ludicrous and de verous,4 .ra 4 t. . in the framing and cer,rec ling sa lu d, : a publOo,.ll par .; . ' loar t 'where- the-pursuers some chanCe•passeneer assisted 0 estricans: li ', . • '''' I assuredly hap" Inserted such pgot+. i hem, t,(llBlc.spoe_se, al; Ifsiined ve t the Prisoner * ii.said.aba remained • ' there • h • • -•.- , „ ~ .. . - • Y hails been Weill .it - will ht.lett- ie 1 :'.°.3' .i kw minuterVe tirit;istifi iintl 11• • •9 seemet ... ' 14.. ..,:. • -:. hour's..- ' . ==.--•••_.„----rosselealNlep-Z-. - ' •..- " 4' ,t i .. r aviloaw Ofrowrs'af-iitecro: - ..i: '.. riii.4.94! from Tii,irlie 6544.16e4.." - .•Onli •,," . ..*., , -t!., . .- t y• .. -. ~ .;--.... ~ NY:. .. 4 ' -DI k• . • .....40 . . . 4 ,,,, • ••• t Ire to o p ottc; a o . , . , , _;.,...,,...... , situ/ the notensit i Old 'Weir ' lie...sise .to ;•• ?hl essay east, mr. Shutt, son. of Newil i t=rl44 o „ h." a has Suggested . . •• • • •• . forArroery, tete lost. in Great Serrey-otiorit. ~ • -- • •-• , *:.z... '..-• . 4 0 , 1, ' ' l t„, ~r li al l V i it. . !''' Llll/Ck. reties rouree lase ale, baloori LeAck, d edlimpafge, ir • 4 --- - • t., "` ,". aim es • = e., •.. , • .. ~ . A are- • • ~ p• . , pa .... ~ Lisa ...wood, 61;89... • $ a Was iotltto opa y usa • thorms a, 1 , i nst . , Thy; WAI I , ~ itre of 4 og oe s *44. i li f filk •• 1 i .. Eh:. S4iiiit• EY.', ' ' - let, A - - • .rp . •!sss,„ and the - properly safely titliesiied- 4/ i 1 '' ' '4' e l k• •• • "''''",--' ' '•• • * •••• 4 : --mow- i '•' • - • -"••= ' ' 11 . 4 . ; ' lar g e ,tarrri, well cnided o • • by - hie bed = side .t Jilt ; ._ • ________. i lt itti- A y 3 . 4 . ti. g o; s- '... -.; J•:;Iil r*-. !tisanes' W e lls reminded' ancishei ersimitisision: ' A' . l ilittietivid ISlllittirTs 4l 44,llVi r tilikrs • .. . , Iticeoni Ji.t)est estii Janes- ftobeits, l 4theis ~ ilio.o Pkilif4 ,_e I IS 41: 1- A i dtiliI 1 lilb L ido e ' ii • ll4 • ' ''. irk% " i OW rokssania„ Meer ...„„,.. I ig tbreeorattrassorter. parr, tram the shawl :; AI% we, i_fig 'edwiiii 17 - 'it nig r ' -Lowe, and famothasign - oflliatkr n0 . p a0 ,,, ir . , . I'S . ... 4 - I -Guilty. ' • Ce6htliy i j ot Mhsp coin. .-,. • ~, , lilies .for time core of ii few reigning diseases, iiicY rive sdierier 1 lEliAll7l° Icisited alto Pefsbeers, titei 441 'Weir& . Jfie 'iolieris 'a yoticler. et a 4"10 ilia.iiiisi;. . in th.._ , .fti air • 1 1 la c." jet- 1 4 exEireti Pliehicl.-the • widVar.. i en . &tem deprecittiotti. they thatikk be _ ~.- l • .;.- . .... . beitis : ...r , ..,. ~. -Pr • . , ---- 0. -- „ . •: . .illineelas,9lr 1jk 4 94 ' nut ortNettrot Wtittriisfes .0.1111544 i 1 •`'" . postrpg , ,a, of tee. nu .a noyal • angesendiad .4 a • core. '• . Mears, CUM{ (//, it en _ r , aged 14, and ?shade): .Tiligy, a 'hide foty,-i,,Peaft braftellt* , Are the Mein, Mticit . 'on Y. fort ter MrAe .. ..• ' v every pylv . ilebek proctice t *kb! Mr • age. wen- iconticted of localise •four. rental - i caled wiik a nu 2 kincL - tft •thia 'bcimeicin r,.....1. - .... 1 , .. the i r aam'OrfeearePerir'rar Pa'aerilat a gimp : It appeargd: :,sai-,on the moping of' ' - *e l . ••••, • t... ' is.' __•_ k -_, L -• i % __, l • •ha ~v2 so , Oflll4.llllit!Mervid,fiCito altended,..,..rbeiitme o„ph the Mete th, Valiance* commiufd the °treaty. Julissoo, :.. ..rif. .aa ... awiati.lat .tra. araatirs p. t l l!nru. 11, ?•••Lus - "'s*ldulif ""oreellike.! l "die* la tint: r ote of evert °Pei: l " lir thern -,ii St. Glie.'.. Ram •AO ant ab o ut f% . . upon Attidition . . of liisApperiaug iota h a yak e tisalled,i tit's! se. Wend! Ate tetlinsat of tome Mitrearing ,1 Itch time filmy remained seven{ slurps, antif ril l i +'- 1.41 • '• h • -• f his fi - ' '....i'' dibutiwor ~' ‘'arVl- A .l l. 6 e irPrevelif oteaubiller the 'Ma% but of the Prosecutris, fdra Pile, when' Tit, '474 1, • no, ~ ATolt , wi th security or i.e tire g 5 0 7... w „,,,10, e. , iiiorne•-tatne of .bismon fofirmili;* Otere.7 von which thiy !Md . seiecalfy wort; dotifk i .0 1 nileets. on an appointed day. he Prisiniet-i bow- , dime inetralirtiog Apo throe which nit the ituavoldnbte Coil- t; and thhies pit Kim ; they lien we nt gtr i tc_it.. the „ r ids and being '.' h inian d 4 "'Otero °fee' hitileence in rt teltairr . destiucliee hollit.• 10 where Jones aakosi fur. some ham* • n'ott - Thersdit'r ti • _ : ran x ',.._ K :_ • i _Z • , 1-trnhitp`py safferer broods «Vet: hioOtioCortoor:, i s ahamodeut an .upegAstf. MN: .Fite tororti i tiriP . . - r• - ,, •y-.,. e 1 , Ytt., ` , + ,,, Cvrt, 74N .I/ 4 AOIO, r' I relief twitti tie' ii reduced to stick a FAriftfof mis'ery as to r for him, when "They ena • Wit ottilr • 'ip at _ -or4a OatitedarkilY 'with ... l-gait hi oiiitattliffeit 1 ute,"1 1 1) 01111 Ye- To such Perr , .ite it till! 'he . a l'ens"9. l lc . - _VW! ~ Proseeetrix asked Jeers la %Om ; tfi# l i gina I , ' ri.. li' d ' i ' ir ect i ; i d IN sa ii *„. -..."' o,„-,. T tOOO to know, .ttiot they mai dp)v, ItY.a ik-te and • ihmmositire- tin that stomper : she, thought.* had ot c. 7 1 ,4,41 r. 21 - - ' -4 r _, s • . - 7 -- ;,. ... 6 f M 4 41. / .. Or rrst"red 9 9oeit f4rinor.citotlitutionakatres,gihniod 4, i. ma. belooged to {Sim" Jo o ne no Rho "q .... Mt. '• • , T -.2!:,.. secreted- lii bite et his pour. Weak, riiii, ill, astit telsifrocrest satins, prieetteirig eithiv of boy ; but the Writer • JOhottot, who hod • pmekodbas nogg exiso4Bglies number of • c oa s st as tait, fr om aa r , err? at risnior4 and illitit ple . atori 14. limn *hang ina; immediately brotoghi • Tiikey h o ck i n f o the a u tT'wn-A7*.P" '. - '74 • • .-..•74L --• • • . ,•-• ". .. • intricate in hot climates, hard. drioking, di's ini'mliciotot area i 4 ed at the door with four cotton handkerchictki , i'' , •1g 1 44.:;-• 14.441 • - ...11 A L li . • .. . • •,`,.. •• • : of itiercury s de. are speedily sebistra to imattli b d rrill1 ! , ihich the PrAseeetriti I*ga/zed,' Old 'simile,. : -!I - ;If- ..Ingurall Tr. ,fplir's. .; ..„; ..... '•' • • . • Illiv:4. lie a se l f - erlilear Paillisilinao °war where r'''e fth"‘"' ,n ) they i wete kw property. ths seaveleaf rt . .. - •, a ,„:-,,,,: e. .,:. ... a . ~m a, ,,,, ~ .: t•" - - Wits of ! iitetter Wet i:syscit yis . diehrted .10 . 1111•!-teatatelit twig • g shop, aft iaanay. was fasted Lin, „ Attie , • n ot?. YallothOlgo- . A4E Aricuimport.low swath , , curo•of 11 few peculior.tomp.lamis, there must bedite , greater 7 • v:.-- '. r. T ewit a,,,,ti a , a l sa sh us a aa • . was ' ,gail y , •• sbi a m • w ai d -ecrnitnts , of sorters • nett ash roof Of this ion thCfraft- itsotsci %At 4errieratiettues: nt p erm i t , x'.. t ' I . - - -^* - s• • . ---- teed 'of Are. is +so 'lra iticidarty P eilieviitisio4.l " itell as save 0 . by , rims thice nave osnopyell 440, _ 17 ,-, en so information for befit*. in thi,:peboossioii.ititi. .atill io eviilently ilittPititor lo the vitalism? priielfessrlooir•Orrt . r` Pg r e:::at ie itirthe4 nat.beess wt 77;yileifbalad spirits, namely, .nersin. :gallons r * o,:',oeeien- slight case: of.iofecttieu n perfect restnnitoes is•smitaiik. l e.,„„d hi halo inlet Jti nein for hosoetleffyist ap. I kende, on -tie I,4tb af,isibifi a eb e t l a st, .• • . _i•stion egriodlev'three dais _., And -htlivtit of the ornatit ifiare sod ettelie condooottoarof kk "lei- ...Am .,: r , .• - . .„.,,,,, 1. 2 ',.',.. , .0, !there ,otter practittobers trove Nett d,vit lifriiire .F . ; • . -.,,_ . ~„, ~ stri ~. . ..... u7 stom. ()nicer,. 411 , 4eVisejag . recerrssFAhe *enure in their 111,,n of irestasent'eniterotx rte. phi*. el tot e Coiiri, rho b. iota - thiltitig •• .1 i •litroceetlesi tAi + r atiip m q , lioese, and , w.e," gr'"l'd.rds an , ' la•tn2riot'''statiiiiiiii...- 3 4.- ti 4 4 1: 44. 01, ~ . A hir..-_ • fbale fa, k i bt/' 1 81% 8 0; ' 'llhie t *a ' - _ t _. • -pi l eatom, t h e ',mita 0 ill eontrfethe &net' A eu teticc Clillk l r i g gyam i sw. .. mi c wow , Aker i miso a.- iikireinifT opt-'drive . w.1;11 7 fotiiii . ewe • 11triif-tt ti kers. tot' , tedious aoreutlanee Oji.m the lesSekpeiitlicell'• pea ' "fu - - Y ' al° indSearll44°W4•iiiiiiiiiieilf t n adulterated' hrently of •revieign diitilMtiosi... ' The AO most .ibbtiviitt a•. , .ct complicatrd saes. of ilsoroct,l. 'itiforfiri .. bout St. del s. -.'••• • • . .••• • • • tac t ual • _,e' ! wilt a; nhsitnetions it: the urctiita. s l owly esrrerpeK haft' • .. . . . I . ffif Ms- us it wee Me. iOB. • i• the ponatty;three • . _ flumours, callous ulcera, , Truptiotis, setapiul weakness;gfeets, !al liiiihmpffaaL sulop_aib l eisAroctor a l p. the yahre•df•tite goods. • • . I ,7 4 a s , - ... .. .. , .Aa' • ' - STill&Tatirxe. -- • ••••-•-• .. 1 . • • go o e i -i fitotri, :Ka erefai mi ll • •N • , ~."11 . VettillittisigtirttrOti - thet - tre • ketrw .nothing +Ol 4 ' ti..ri - ' ' ' -- r -- •it '4 ' "sift* ribellaett is, sad lospeinemel • ' , 44. 91 SetiCt• beine 'in iiis.posselision t . and • that it s :Lai „f ,:her „r7te r llli "t"l , ll .n r * a ,IM: iftteb hlf!ll • "le' ir prose* tilnoioved Om • ' ' 1 4 7. 4 " . ItaS a 3 • .. . i ti eses, . ana . j j 4 . ...• Q. • ert- r --e- by two df Ms Piling lees for • viesraati.nt....-ffernially stud . . mrimiatativ eto,•,;,...entiotot. she • Illswitsesit s,i(Terine the citerstemohc pato and ploriniVhcrorrhiyo aths kr ektr, ikl=o - ' • which_ frrtiorndr foilows.the oppilesttloo of the houitistowit?- tioteessid toobree impel* lwriiiiiimetutcww.. : 7 ':' •! - li al isi t ita.44* tf as a ve Htatt t o -t a avi c t, ' as In the coure i,r211 yelliVeZlettslll , ll preitialwitt, _WO Itietinvolter -..L_ 14 ..i: ' , WoJi . ld ••hli'ssi Alai airdis. 1 rmsseusus rases of tits ictures !awe bees mid nriettify.owitortheir itenced to ihe Rothe of Correction fire c00 ...1, 44 „.. , ~. , ~„,, he lots „„. r ~ • ~ ,f .., 9 .. 'I Owe. the lotal erndirolion of which to riregfettty .a; : dr, eel- nths, sod to . bi a irliately whipped_ •,. . tne d • I ••.49 , rt . . rood. on Ms pretrifses ; ' tin t Its ttaa, and expediaihns thmte of practiiM,'sit'perlor.ttr nor other . 1 qtr, Calk i *Post. James at the : M., il. ' * tiwrikild:Vith • roy . aggravated fia. , !let adopted: I',tp . %twinkle, reintation s OntiaSithraefell- • i aver:, APT, -Charier Boor, Jatf.+l-•---t , -" ", ',,LA•litt '-- . &LA. ii` ll ,ty,' ';pored iii,,_„i Ns (cop.( ii4compidiat. 4 speed iiy:_ realm, ed,.aaii• "agitate 1 Petrick; 4Solite herr, JOIN) Uyor, William •1. , • -. '7•7-1?". 'r 4, c-0,..w00 i 1, .7 0 -i ..f iaal'KAored to sosimisma viivairon'bealri.:* hat wheat the 401114 les•Sallofh iiorl,t tine M '.lti Epti per., , .--, city 1T . 'lj. itag ‘ iy .' 7 -77 hie 6e- yetirs raiittiltili pilsper pecrifiitoilee to theitlioiessitite - - O rals, vi tromet le refl. 40441 =too,ets It .I. 7.f,e1. ..-e A- r,- . - jai* 'd u e tt ed • 'd t,-et. f .i j o lora t 'remedies, offer th e ttriclure Itssteeo Arm royeat.iaiadispetwably it *youd' • w. • tv•-i t . .. ; ,,_ ;., re,, , uhte to r•• , , , i.., on, slumbering sparksCof filse,;4ll4 IN !ewe- ni , ititt, Oils diaries to . r.ciaaifi - ehit j r --- uff,..a . rth 4l' tl . k . of Ir or 11 011 ire= e tit cum 10:(1100. ectfreti IMokare littg E tioni•4 l4l a le '. a • r hatiefg,thrt earria of a relish), pltiti- '•' nil Nebletoolkild Geotiemen of the first respeethbility , . ism taklstott. Juhn totrns, • ' . ' . , t .4, hawthorn under the rare of McAr-. Cowie nod' Co. for Ole re- isy Th..• wotkigo• itittlihrdllhseat•l" • 12 1 , 1) js 01; ) .i, • c tA it .14 ' Niiieet oa r tailli hith' • f role thints of the utethei rictus." .Ste ' A hallo . . nes Tiller, he he lasiliporlatt heypitthegmfor,• * at 6 ' 1 i 'pa'a rirt hilt la - 'cop - cop gntsZ.o nict --d " Pf •' ' 114 4 mil .i.perm:mint rote voqweat dm references. mo n o, 3 ;444,, c k ,4• x vig,i l lk l, .., ~ . ..:, . • 11/41 . 31 , guide .r.. 0 irchare,,,- , ,-.katt A .... c ei,,,tit,/•,...r1,..;‘,....10.7. , °! r n trierire to betrattsportelibeystill seas fsielfiyeasiti ... '•' A!, ' -1' bitt' tile ?if - growing' i r,`"t„il• 'any tesrs. ,i o_ roc o . A A.: iip.r v , o_ treatment., _ o ese emelt ha ellll.l sirimam wow to to 20 rears, Arid 0 n,.!..i • ili am thet?rnstiad,on sho bboaing . ll6,Pripii. lie" ' - 4 , ' vsfoin 'breAllitib ri „ lad'it e eiiiig lie' li Sitertnierr the erne bf bteise.. Maine Henvitidel;Ond-Olbet xh it im a % hunker, j. ii ii. s K ett u_ a b o y. it 'i.._ _...is - . .... '4.... c--i 1...: . • ... .'. v ...il i ''''.• o . Suwon* orequal eminence, Oh lit I'd the c ur e by the a , .y . '" ft ;e7 tei, netot o,.. ho ' y , oedy 11 4, 0 „ at i s in psi , ~ ency it) prevet a g b 'people kit to detin.r a y.. ,moc ,, ova vc the lunar r oi.tic. wlt'll , e t lu s t a P c e ema . - I '' • I willia. Jonas"( brotkno). 4 weir irrif, t i tit htieeabl;,ctirtripMents'to their flierftlf Fre mr...1- 1 . • cora.. tam do rnav he eir u nsithed by . either sex, *lib • 41 ils •Troble--.Tbgres Remolds. R. MO4rIN 'town * • - Ott fig,hiarst en • public grounds to - check lb. i _he grentem doismic ii , secrecy, and r twitter , at their isou, Ala. ' Hobert Holton, Jana Native, Jar. 'Dmp. ' A .,-,ll t 4A, ss ',, ' . . - „ 197. lluttotijstivit;n. •1 ' i,,. .''. •, • - in, -Robert. fotmey, Mallard Wortley, Theis . "" t ! I n'•"o.. • -, ~. , Patient , . in 1 besei.unfry ay* reusestid En see, the pelf ' ng, Mary Wake, Eleanor Stnitb, litisabeth 1 ' -111116 . tottattlett "•itlifildar Ihilf . grfat . 011 - rff-thrif enit•: - nee, rimi g+li er il p i i i bli () pit c h* • jellaire • , ate. etc. ilielakjog ?elamilD and John,Toesdale. -11 l ormionocie fur -nth. k ~.,tihy - and . the - ~,.., e ore wetliriae,, when tbeemnie still he • rose, w 4 O tie isiiittin tentieted4 easnof ittitt , . scileintilt assured ltapt'ain IN • ive 'enterer, skotwiret toehil4ll4;•_ Ms es,. hat Iniiiticl . 3ipt 'wlitudylitait the °art.' ' 11 . 1 , 1 .......e.7. tat part of the kiiil e om. ,To c o sine thatorcroe e • • art bi t e' a tire'r - ' •t 'Mite' ' i 'illhi lb' dant, ' odd 'a ti Ay • i r " C r n " lK. 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