The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-18 00:00:00

, .4 - ~~ EI,U, • • f! A .-. • .-.- :al. i, . . f.'. - i. , -. • • ' ,NORM._ ../liir. •;•`.";- f '.. Ttirrt......-- "' • 4, k I,j . ,' 1 ' Li,. • • I ,7‘' • • •"' , e • ) 4 , ,• .ft ..),.• ... .....,, u ,,,, unite!! on tit, orb:Writ . 5 - .y o ltaigiven mei to '•' ;oriole 1 Fit i ll . .lspi - 1e v m ...?,.. in; iliforn4tiOn i ca i .ithell ot) itsO-Gorn:the sans lit Ali% le, preints'ed 'its"frrirn Ali 1 ,..:,' • a d4it. HAS FMI brllsoat important. tn He'l l lum e n ti me a f e w ebsereadrivis foonded upon a eor 14 rrt , • ~,, 1 . 4 , .. . ),,. ~f. . .. - r i :9s,lolfsll . with several of 'tie persons who &teem - •.1 . • , • pried, the yneiNtion, mey *of be uninterest ing. • • ~ . the ' lot/ . . st il i/ quire slag , that upon a part o f b Northern i gh t te.ast,eillie Hay, which there was no ilrevicope res. ; gankte,itaPpotre esti inhabited, seven or eight mama were, rettenssid conversed with. The intercoeree.Wall cat tied on 4iireugh the medium of. Jahn Saab:tulle, 9b.f.tiquintairx, Who accompanied the shipi through the whole of their voyage. This John Sackhouse is described. by -ell the persons on board, to have ' , roved himself, during. the veysge, an enterprisiwg end intelligeni man.. His own history is pseudo', haviag been found fat at, sea, in his canoe, driven out by the wind ; and oarless be had providentally been picked op by one orator ehips he must have perished. ' The pictures, drawn by 'Sack how, as a represen tatiion of his first intervil;* with these newly-dis. revered inha bilanis of the Northern Regions, describe, !wallops better thee than he could do in words, the anertine as it took place. 'The natives are shown in their aledges, drawn by four dogs. S-ickliouse him. snit Is depicted on the ice, setting op a pole with a fl It upon it, to which were attached some beads and ,other trifles, intended as conciliatory presents. The dress of the natives consists of a skin, covering the .Isedy as far as the loins, and breeches of the same snsterial, fastened so as to meet the body covering.— di small space (through which the flesh is seen) is ob served in all the figures at this part, where the upper Bend lower coverings meet, arising from their imper ;fret mode of attaching diem to each other. In these drawings the astonishment of the natives, upon els. ,ininieg the different parts of the vessel, is very cha racteristically depicted. One of them is viewing the anchor, another the masts, and the countenance! very faithtelly describe the surprise occasioned by .these new objects of vision. . In questioning Sackhouse upon some points of .the interview, be states the natives to have appeared • .sincile, and ready to give such information as he was .desirous of obtaining froin them. His language was Inefficiently anslogous to theirs, to allow of keeping saps conversatioo with them; he einteired, amongst CAPTURE' we'...e,DU7V II SMUGGLER. .other matters, as to the number of their nation, but . Ahoy seemed either to have no idea of numbers, or, *: —tem p . what is more probable, no corresponding term, by His Majesty's Schatetter Meseodevat, commanded ,which they could reply to the enquiry. by Lieut. Griffith., and stationed off the Irish coast, observed on Wednesday week, a foreign teasel lying . •., • 'rheir general conduct gave reason to suppose that ',Hwy had, like their more (mistime discoverers, Claud off a abort distance from 'Amboy. The Mescodovat prirtriplea of social conduct. When chips were immediately gave chase, and the foreign vessel tacked ••- • .throwit over the vessel,' side upon the ice, each aril. about, and crowded all sail to escape. After a choice of five hours and a half, she was ciptured near Ll ;leered as arch as he could, hut no one appeared to verpool, and found to .be the Thetis cutter, of and infiloge upon. the bundle of another. He who ga. ,ibered soy little stork, seemed to he recognized as] from Flushing, Pt/lying 18 nine.pounders, having • the proprietor, although he left it to proceed in his 120 men on boird, commanded by Captain Andires Kiug.- - Dweilag - the chat., the Mear.sid e vaLsiede further onilection. it is not very astonishing that 1 into the etittee, and one man, who wit is the have not, I have beers they endeavoured to appropriate some of the objects received a beH in the breast, frill over. family wad frieuds.• of wonder which they saw about the vessels, but ri gg in g , their very mode of attempting to pilfer was a proof board and was lost. The remainder of the crew in- Q . H ave you anr ohjection .!fiat they had ant acquired dexterity by practice.— scantly went below into the cabin, arid no exertion .. taria.. t i it owange ydo iltkVe F' In a few in:names, they took articles from the ship, of (be Captain could prevail-on any of them to return I d on ' t press the question, F with a view to purloin them, but they were neces- upon deck, except a twbin.boy and- the carpenter, dilatation to sissursirsit - eerily onseccessful, for they did not•understend con. the l at ter or whom received a bill in the left atm, gnawer this question emilmeht ; some part of the pilfered property being whilst working at the helm. The Captain had then d o so. • always left uncovered, and in sight. which (ignited the most often- to take the beim, bet having no assista n ce bet the Q. I perce i ve you The circumstance cabin-boy to steer the vessel, was carried so rapidly How !neg. have ynt Sion on the part of the discoverers, was the finding in of the natives, knives, the blade part before the wind, apatite reale,' running foul of some Si n ce 1809 ; very 1 the possessioo • of the banks on the Welch enact; het herefore deemed s i nc e 1812. • T-hey- hi • of which was of iron. They had already ascertained,. it prurient to sortrisfisp . .. Lieutenant Griliirles stales, partiy r eal debts. that lie observed neartyloo casks thrown overboard Q.ii perceive, that t that wood was unknown to these newly-found beings, during the . c . c hase ; 40 clillierstre felted on beerd,. of .the lame chariest' • and that the only fuel which they hail, if fuel it could each containing abbot retell :Oen, of Hoffand's . t o the assignees the be called, was a species of moss—and the use made 0 Geneva, mired with salt water. 14. Gri ffi ths sr. Moat certainly I am. of this moss seemed to be confined to the dipping it rived with his prize in the port of Hob% on Thurs. Q. Have you any other bill from Lord 13eauchamp in eil,, anri x besaring it as a torch or candle. 'through day week, and she had been laid op in the Custom. b o rtlffs one for 77001.?-e-A. No; that is the amount the rnediutn: 4f .Sackhouse, however, it was di e . house Dock, with marine centineltsiefioned In hoard any whole.claim upon him. ' covered, thitt-refi blocks of iron, in its pure state, • Captain and crew were on Saterday morn. Mc. Poa.t.oca then getmlned Mr. Twysden iu • . 1 -Masted at 'no great distance from the shore, were her. The an ug up in cusd to the Head Polic.office, hisffairs, .d received the folowing . knowo to the natives, and that, for making their i in g where bro Mr. ht Waller, th e S o li itor for the Reven e ue, at. answers explaestioo :—" of he a tT m/it,' I granted to. Mr. l Monts Isoktres, they hammered off pieces of it by means of : tended, and produced before the Magistrates the se- was itt 1812, end thralls lam nontigally bound for : . 11 - IW:viatoite.. One of these knives we shall describe. ' rural Acts of Parliament in force, a ff ecting the Or. 4,W01, ie. th is itaitsaglion, yet the whole I received lt is refined of a piece of bone, about sus or seven I . itappeared by the 58th Geo. 111. chap. 76, was. 1,4001, Bud hie o t , M . ents charged me 1001 - for fre:itej iong ; the upper part, to which the iron is at- i s " ere ; that all persons found within one league of the coast drawing each of three•deeds. For the ennuis y I gate o . lsai esl being grooved . . In this groove, several ir- 1 lin armed foreign weave's, not being passengeis, were Mr.,Virgo,l only; tegeivegl sin years' purchase, and ~ 4 trr:geler , , shaped pieces of iron are inserted. Th ese 1 each liable to a penalty . of .. 100 1: until the payment .ha 4100.gaveiglweied me 419(‘ for tire wing uitkb. ; ik . 6 Wiefflo have been beaten fiat with stones, and as i . , w lICII the y are to remain in prison. T he le w f n ors, Jell, ,i, ..w4s . ..ig ,the army from Iktioldri WWI II *of present an irregular serrated edge, it should case being imperative, Warrants were accordin ran* until I becanse . of.age, and domes the time rather be called a saw than a knife. Tile bone made out; and the Captain and his crew eine on . of .my bransactiorni I. have paid away to different -Sandie smells iniefferably strung of rancid oil, from turday everting, in hackney-carrisges, ender twatart'iif f erediters upwards, the saturated state in which it has been used, and 0f...14,0001. for which I hold lite 'Angry teatime means to discharge Omit taint has been j the Horse Police, I"Ki,linainh.'") jail. T l4l :Catt'_ac!nal receipts id Rap, .peed , and Lsuppose I must ' /Onsaceessfully attempted. • o f the cotter appears to h e so Ititolligligt: young ' bays Imideway 10 f4g so' hI h l OW. inote s i tc • ass no • a native of Amsterdam, hut speaks &Wilde remirki-I;yweckers.". Their spear consists of several pieces of the horn of ably well; several of the sailors ere , mew a- . • ,: ik • l' ei' 11YE• i coo `'the' sea unicorn, tied together with thongs of skin ~- ,l ar g e • oi. ; „1: "I ran wt then eddreesed the;Gtsert, and coo "stein one -third from the end fit e step file' the' theribi• al". ". 41 uvn" {h e rded that from fbe nature of Mr. Twysderestran.- *salt oni ...4i jlegpilik,..as , . 111.114 in hi..schedule, sotLdeveloiTtd in to press agaleat in 'broils ing it. This', like the k n ife ~, v anocEtWa t ,.. r IS , IC Bultreitps.;—T 4 dfitai . : . yis-egasjotatipa, he must have either,been the dupe of is of most rude cooteivence. It is not even straight ire - hog tome me Mk ejardlOH. 0* , pattinif tt • four the guest knevery, or the willing spendthrift of the . -- k its f irm, o . ut curialilsac. T h ; !l m il i k e ef4 t he " m e Eases(' -street, Milit4ridlty tearing W et+y l ot t " lire , ' prokettytf his rreplifors in h - • .6 . e eausis• smell u . the. knife-handle. Thcirprincipel L • . Which continued-fdr a Imigtb of Held ; di cis •6 . l . cletist the poseibilitx.of his receiving tbe bettefit of this : ' • N I A conflate Of bit of of which it aPpears the number .7 - i. - !is astainishing. 'These they eat raw. The flesh of .--.- i is and o f the se tricorn , o n i -.a*** . l.,p c r , s also a part of _their i kr PL-._ aieurishment. ritilkti Wel:kleinlaut : of the conk of 'Amerfcs, therhaVe nib' hoes, nor did they seem tai 'it noiff th e use" o f Mis t '6f any desc r ipti o n ; woman who occupies au apartment irrtlvat strebt,•sits; Act of Parlisment. ; , • . , 'looking tbrtsugictie wind oil" *Awls Mei of fladOis- ' The Couser, ittly,onocteciamioSe . ijedication, re. pprieite 'reetii• 9 . . . :I.LA ..i. L. __ l .1 l i nfe t eerelle-d the ppopte• • Of r e dili oiL na irri eitt Ct u t p . Pols or : r u i 7: R a anmi, j owl V se rz , Tree w he. hole o Mr. Tivt sden rime, owl .b -ii „ 4 11 h 'opening the door,- flithdPirn Artrietly [lady, witict 4 . 44nt rook .end co " : . 4' 4 li ,en in' the h ouse the beir.apjapatent to a family or. sect "an ce in Afl.fanliPvY Of Wit. ' they do form a i cf(ti4ht . apitrate nation from' the rhi - the fire, all in 'lank • 's•Veral peas' of 11 , a awl,. a ycesg s r..l .who l ,hed acted with grest.eg. •of the world, ttgi fi i i p'prisbibtilite most uticitHiled • were thrown. over her; 11 b@ liwilattles Weird 'llion Id, tr*Folt"”s % WV milli; 1 9 4 " 41.6 " and4l/41cre. , t'of theesith's in nts. tirtgai(hed. It appeared Att . lily besthind' fradleid . ri,is . , io tliii'epd .i..here ,countries ; ,but „Wm*, the . .. • lowa , . • •,.. ..': - 1 ..1111 tees .. -...- 4 • gone out, and slietereg=fillittle ind'itiwAro.teltein-liiit coull could cemq cep, Abe harsh dadaist° Of, remised re'tWedßalithil t ? lllmning i t -between three and fair clothes •caoght firer Oils Wits edible' lb WA* Ind ter ins *int 'to the *:ll4,rafis prison for fie yens, for • o'clock, a Imo. esstosed the bed = chamber of Mr . Fos, trained in that Ifelieliftk' altddlidti AM° eilfistanct iii.l ei . es t i inanstirttis lip 'creditor' it mqst be consciou s, etsideace4-lii..Tboase r s'a Ilespitet,,residerst in Maze 'rived, h T - -- Whisill lige iioineopoilt of lag' liOdy' **is liouilY satisfied ii4t.. it,! , the the intention ef,, • Pond, Berinoisthey, through the witidnw autlisto. barned 'twirl, i, to a • elle*. She washibit.tt to tie G IF ' ' '' - .. losing . etts man to I sego. debts without a c. 97 , pros ceeding to an adjoieing ,pittiag.ronm broke open a Landon HospitaloalienijOnveriy eidieddeloseeeNsffell. gilfe r ctientis Of 'WWI • Wem, and to tleat el vd! • - '... . •A5l • „yrrsidig.deskr. and tosig. • . intank - of .1•10' Isnd eel; but site died -Ist Wklllitinstentillteirlisilith affletithr defighd . hit creiliql . 'lye W lob ail casts'' .1 ' .l. s . I . g . .ot •-..e tiwie! Po,. t.;+ it -: f . ""- , . 1 ' rtblj . Isitid t ha t t h e tf ' tl f ; .tiba Ailed for-tte se l je - re' .. • %Pope; 4e roetr-retV " coons where Mr.Fes Vrtaiittsl:• , •,0 .. - was in bed, au stole from elle'recket of iiii &IMO * ... , Wettrresday. night; desiderfn-Tillitifidy eldedfdig, Intdrpesition of this ... hob , should appear, jilien' loons a purintroutalt4e.ArAlagaleibbletwetn of rnonetyil ghat tinetewf ilti r.•Wbe. 'UM; et EiesollklittWitliAflitei Tie - sire the credit, to 44 4 'Wien ill proper sad di. • tinsive, • tag *raker open hnd '4W-of a Speetitykof RA, v Means of 'assur ing $1919•11 o f the situ t o'' t.. ,end was iweblisct Ar t * pnotession t f a is atc't l T .4f• iv osite'tintisidy, *v. Foe , a sceke', and jump- !plate, scar f,!, ieliS,lllllliithdrUticise to a conlider.l l aire itirtani a lorthepitty is' . Otst of beriAseigoe "(be lather , and after a severe Iratgilitenioalit. .- •t it..l .. 4,r , • • 1 '' .4. ll : ir# die MOS ' ' 144 .1 i•,,. a - I. 1 1 • 6 1 ) 1 196 1 11 k , W14946' creditoewl • , tits e , regained !tile watch. He rive disengaged J. (fraud* %amid erifir i Amt ',Wel • Mercier f oil irifia l istira:Us i iplkele in 1 4 ,1 4 - aeiri - a i•itu t o e dil u " s cr e ) wiihea!, lisioliiniihe' con"dlW '`' i a?' ' hiabeilf from thertifil of Mr, F. the'lltief retreated Mary, bre•aiUf,' 4 1 1,1111,411.011 0 ,11Pit# 1. ,11111otretteare,1110i. it n Ass tbrouih t . ke win do w by W i ftich he entered and es. chorgett low eitiiiTete 'vheh'iltill tills • foetfllif Sr nap" liiiffinhalieriewej tr; - iTh e i. e ',V er "I ^ capesl; PI li4 bqrr ybe dropped :lise r gaorte, but rat - . 4 Heppe, bear 1 r ‘ffit'lll4ll 4 4l#llWlttd ' 1316414 , 1 1 elitleildittesislo retort 1 t.. • - 1.1 4 !Kee Y pu b lic •-•=:. , a 4 I the paliketarittettinfitseceiii'll-.t:;:twth:inc:ifliag)l4.4a.lti tai old possendenrof the 15i, tekutirowait desk. . Lancaster Castle. •. ~. ; A Wei eight bed untie eprfeL &tied liven old basket, It•Vistron a. shirt, and wrap. pad op in a piece of blanket, lying at the door of Wk.. Miry James, 24, Task-street, Gray's Kit-lane. The poor , child had nearly perished from the eadd ; it- wag taken in doors, where every atteatioe . .alas paid twit-, and ifter it was warmed and fPd, carried•to• the Workhouse of the Upper Liberty of ' 'the Parish of St: Andrew, Holbotu, en Little Gray's Inn-lane ; since which circumstances have transpired that'have providentially led to the discovery ad its unnatural mother, who:proves to be a young •Lady, resideg net far from the neighbourhood, and who hitherto bore a' most exemplary good character.— Yesterday the Parish Officers, who hate taken up the case, attended at the Police Office, Hatton garden, where a private elimination of all the wit.. nesses took place, which lasted above two hours; from which it appearv, that the young Lady (whose name, for obvious reasons, we decline mentioning) was delivered of the child in question on last Saturday afternoon, and it was shortly after takes by the midwife to muse, to a poor woman le Clerkenwell, where it remained until Tuesday after,. noon, when the midwife, who lives in Kirby-street, went to the nurse for the child, telling her the lady wished to see it before she let it go to the country, where she intended to send it to nurse; tke midwife satisfied the nurse for her trouble, carried away the child, and the same evening the child was found as above described. Hearing the circumstances, 'the nurse was induced to go to the workhouse, when eke immediately identified the child to he the same she. had had to nurse ; she knew it from a particular, mark, and from having on the same shirt,l,et all the rest of the baby-clothes were chatigea She then gave the information that led to the.present examination. Two other women, who saw the child at nurse, proved the same. The midwife was sent for and closely examined, when, to exonerate her. self from the charge, she was compelled to disclose the unfortunate young Lady's name who is the reel , mother of the child, and whose family are of the greatest respectability. The entire evidence was' taken down, after which a warrant was granted" to take her into custody. to i t° I;lligik' Coati, awtl oy Ono. matter* of. form, was. day decided. • 1.01 ll,frt e , - Mr. ANDREWS interposed some farther °Nadir* ih ppiot of form, .pptd. succeeded in sepatating the claim of a particalax creditor from the pre ' ent dication, in conseqetitoce of the schedule served of Mr. Virgo, the Solicitor, being without a date.t-a There was a blank before November" in Air schedule, and the particular date was accidentellya omitted. This particular debt was therefore ogre"' to be excepted, until a fresh notice in the partiCelle, instance were complied with by Mr. Twysden. arst The case was then proceeded upon, respecting tbe other opposing credittors. Mr. Twysden was then examined by Mr. Alte DREWS. ITY the following manner : Q. Have you read neer the schedule yost• hvgips4i on the files of the Court ?—A. 1 have. Q. 1 find you state in it several large debts by you, ac hearing interest, without specifying' elk: amount; can you more particulirly step the' sieve including this interest ?—A. - I cannot, fur I um AM' precis, in the dates of many of the bills, and there. fore cannot judge what mar be their pre4bisa amount with the interest. Ins will see . by sohedol, that I owe Mr. Iloulditch a balance of 6491. for carriages—be has my bills of eidengk Niacin(' interest since 1813. s. 1 Q. Who is Mr. Keats, to whom you slate yoerei tell as liable fur the payment of 20001.?—A. He is a hatter in the City, with whom I have had large dealings on account of a Mr. Walker. But though I insert this sumo to hiin merely to shield myseit from, the liability, yet I know that . the notes, nu' which my name war signed, have been paid. The money was for Mr. Walker—he has paid the bills, bat in consequence of his being on the Continent I have not been able to get them, for the purpose of erasing my signature. Q. Who is Mr. George Pentland, of Perth holds securities of yours to the amount of 12..1001. ? —A. lie is a coach.makei, who has.port.olur bonds of mine. Ile has my own. notes -for 30001.. and a Mr. Crook'hsnks for 12001. With.a view of taking up these securities, I transmitted to him a bill of Lord Beschamp's for 77001. But Mr. Pentland has, held the.whole since, in consequence of proceedings been stsy-ed 41 Chancery to prevent the recovery of- Lortiliettocilainp's money, Lord Beauchamp being andfringis e aturl an objection being taken us to the consideration given for the bill. It was a gambling debt. Mr. Warder's debt of Chelsea is 700 i , fah which he has a post-obit bond. The soli I got for it was a horse, and of by no means the represented to me. Q. When did you come of age ?—A. ;.!lase you sinefirsaw lease ing of age iheigap. sae! aft erward_ _ atIlW Ttileilawe yes might justly - ailbict them redress. Thar* had been besehrefaisot representation ; Mg. Tarystien. had stated himself ie., pa only what in reality he eras, and whatever might , have bee r hAs indiscret io ns, lbe Court coettliee no reason tesorialltlitis opposition as decisiveigikeitsiii spplicaliNti'; add from a foit'4lo, of the *Nee et whit ease, was of opinion that be seetitotrentitiettnikge discharge , . t w . . % • • Ms., Virgo, the f.olicitor Eor 1114! epposingcredlui tor, Jere rose an 4 said, that notwithaprirlieg tbt pyritous' of ence he had received from Mr.l'itysrialq he 'b r ad no'srish to .detain him 'within tbil'wlTh prison; by enforcing any further the itbjeettoir which' was admitted bt the Corti, foi the omissions of then date in the schedule. Ile tbrrefsne abandoned tiwr force of the objection. Mr. Twyscleti was accordingli discharged/roses* the claims on the face of his schedule.' - • , • • 4,....1emei . A POLICE... , ‘ ..—.... . • . , GUILen a ca..—Yest erday I:lhabeth Cr e , a r non woe ant of •very decent appearance, was 1;414 before the Sitting Magistrate, Mr. Alder Mat Mao.' NAY, : in cecttody of• Snow, the officer, chttrg4d with' obtkining gi sods under false pretences'. , It ()poorest! that the Prisoner lead fortnerily 11,04 servant with Messrs. Leach, Dallemore, end Leach. London Col iee.house, Ludgate hill's end in that . capacity hod ens opportunity of acqwainting heriet with the raft) tnt tradesmen in the neighboinliond: Wednesday ev, vting she •called at the 'skip of Mr. Comfort, hotel. er,'Fleet-wwirket, where4ber obtained. two pounds of I outlets chops sad one pound of tuft v in the name of ft Vs. Revlon, one of his customers, from whence at e proceeded to Mr. Todd'.., c h efs' , wassaiger," No. Itt f St./ Paul's Cburcis.yurd„ whets, she represented he .e.elf as servant to Mr. Harvey, , the St. Paul's Cot 6 {,house, and ander that pretence. procured two intend 'I of fresh butter and six eggs,. giving an order at to t •saca• lime jot a quantity Of cheese to Inc sent to .t.Nte coirte."*"• WA' neat at tempt wit at the Abort ,%f Mr. Sparrow, tea.dealer, ;No. 6 , L u d ga t e .l l ol, ir i. ere she used the 118111 P of, ;her late master, Mr. —1.041 C. t i p foe (he purpose of ob. taining tea and sup( ; here sogpic.;oti was excited, which.the woman's citnfesionos ben qu;.slioned e tend-, ed to, cotsfirtu. Ass 'officer was sent for, the soman . confessed the imptsitiOn, and "sus t tken into custody.. • hp, I. ,ch and hlr."ils , 'adv!, ni slated. ItiVlPlNefilleltDE7l...-- Elizalelhxamieerti, aha co* habits with 0 Jain at No, 101, ow Great Stffrott•hilto taissrcharged` b lira -sesstabie Offifiradtisue, With in humanly heating her owe, child, a hey - about eighd feArof age,* kicking him, awe abrowing• Inn' dein thrtiwpair of stain, whiCk brake his back and . tlrreti of hieribs, by which he will be renderod.aariaple fee life.; The Pariskreiwies to prosecute, allegieg that it , wtoold cost 401.—She was discharged fee' weal,• of a prosecutor I ! ! . • • 1 g . 0" ; rt:MAME OP MURDER.. ' lintwo•rwrsafter.Ori Thirst:L.ly Henry aims Tricky Wells Sr, Jeri:cut au examination, on a charge of tieing co ncerned silk i oumllll# orbits:tutees in the wllfal border of sit of the ReL 'tweet/Seers beioegieg. to the !lox itevestue cutter, of Vail, bctweeu two and slir.ceyears siuce. GilOttin and 'hock, two if the anottglert oonEerued lit ate nitlrdentrif the Reventie Otliecs belonging tn.the Fox Retertee cutter,: Were tried al•the Admi ralty sessions .in the Old Bailey, andt4eriog• their. trawls 4b te Prisoner was frequently alluded to as 'Tacky %Sells. He lip theti übleunded frourhis residence at 111m1,•asid ad doubt wit entertained hat that he was thenuot el •Eoglantl. Ile elkbririet• turneitto Deal, and was taken .inin,,cometply.,. nod bet:mat ta London, He fill Thur,day denied the charge. Mr.'MATKikW, the. Solicitor tu•ilte Evene; oftettilede strit. as the Prisoner tied Me Ismed adviser preweill, buossipel wises* him not to wake a defeuce then, brit to reberti it it till .pie tam:4 • : li„s ilial. A hither ledietinest we four& eguleetoilictlitaleereat the time !{rock and Pelham were indicted... . . / . ,„-, , • . A Mr, M A VNEW iitrilf MO lIIC .Prisoner,'lhaf Isis I'OA w9Oll lalce'placc on the Ildi of 2aaeary best, WIWI lee Admittilty beitsioni- would Cotntoreeett- . . Vsnort.a.st.z..—Richard Tomliosop, John Thomas. IA illiout * Ottvis.'uriti Joseph ISedall,' the persolls stilts un Wedotif:i Aimee* etre. upprelleetted•by Otfortlev. ^tette Ike des* boos of "E 3" Yi tblif Posttrasiols. ee! tel j,heittltty . ipought to i,to ()nice to WI ergo another ef l ainotation, in consequesice of fhr (Mei evldente against theft' .litreing been iiroeured. %link!! .stated, that on Ss edneiday evening oe ascertained t •ii grotto n) had he °poled and plundered to Plumsicad. chit laid. ap 7 4 kern . Mn. slrs. Marx Ana Pimerry' informed the o.tia is. that on the letli instant her deceased lestqatild wall Rtierti-11 in 'Plen}meatt clout:111;1rd ; having. beet' intonned Abet 41 ware had been open; d, sue went to the burial fir OU lid , fluid ,pets üb,- - bervet the coffin 111 St kich ter husband tot* been deposited °perk and Ality. She hud subsequeed, Immo) the beertfreuvr, to which the officer had saltqaillt body foinid iu the ,coach, mutt immediately did rectiguiaetllt s l cut psc of her deceased M. , - .N,Ti , e Munster of Plonnicad .at fended to wave 'the- lona, i er .Mr. Panbeie y, The Pari,h Officers of Plumidead were af•it to attendance, mid stated their determindticin to prosecute we Pa wners to the extent of Ilse lase. • • The dibieleruiest liaripg tattoo place is Kent. She Ps tomer, .were cu 11111 l it led to the Jail at lkutford, us oid/r to tulitf.the.r trial at the Maidstone besibte. " ' • ' 1 " °' ' ." ' ' . .. •,, , ....• ..: ._. ivo I ; JJ• ON ^ • I RIF.a. • . On the 14th nKed el. Mtn 'Delta?, let the Furnivid'h ins Cmilite.ltvn.ti ifelitnits.: )41 fl **;t Oa the i Bl 4O. Ar t lastirmitcr.,fr Pel l 4.4 l Pdlif : urged . jai . 1 1 _••• Itlta - - - - rA - ;01- - i" r tflgt)oNt• POist:edaisi Cinlinh.4l 117419/Ap""11 5747E3643 OfFICLIWa. 4, SalletvgY wogs, .ITrt • . r T 1 , . • __ ' li7li sr .7;; . • - ~___ _._...*_. , • . • ............... . ..................._____ --7.7--.---7-------------- 7- --- A f • 1 ~ :,1 e , , p a , .„,,-,..-- et , 7, ~ ~ , - ',- . . ~ , ... . - ..1 4 ...it 1 41M ri 4 • ~ RGR or Cali t fi DROPPING, - - ' 4 INSOLVENT DEBTOR,S I COURT, D E.C. 17. - Mg .14 F-41°--.1i1e.. °fl u e PY r c r ia r t arell i t Ali a OW, Se— if" ' 131. Ph s eliE-a. AGAIN#T A YOUN9 LADY. -, " , •, " _. •s! —Tito , — .-'," . • . ' Trelaiiii hkd pine to `thetwpibitikiltaiiiittteet4W-, • " '. ' AA1ti0:....."' • ' ‘ . • ! • i . MR. TyilirSlg,tor •• .* a."' • "'premium, and *iceman* rite security *ilk *litch i s, ght o'clekity *n Taesdit isartiniffia4 i thil'eli‘oi of • Vim. T,,, ' 9. el d es t . NM Ili • it I, th e t ime they vier* satiated. for the advan ce/ th ey el'il*, iPii!"*""Y 'l'M' a wee k 4 " , ... heir to Sir Wm. ) Ttry4 l 66; Bart. o f 11° V it t I . l* ', Po*. /1 14 11 be ; gaits and tepresented , hiwkstiCas.ti ti t old baster, hiring nn *shirt, and wrap. 1 Kitts, Which hai been so* . repestaly lief er Wet ~, . e ttr a title and estate , to srld hit ' - ,_,.,lippar n i 0 Walk . a piece of blanket, 'yin,/ at the door of , sfierwardi foonirbeltad ne claim, •then'ititietlit Ate r . James, 4 i-f,Tasit-street, Gray's inii-lane. , 1 C o urt , iarti postponed i)rirrcinaily throdgh . ,iiifdar i•oall'or AsiiatnlitiirJlT ' lr.i6A • sinvi• *ha 1.... ii ia,......1..._ _L•._i l 1 1 •-L —I t_--- AI-1 ..-ta _ i matted of, form, was this day decided. .obit bond. The ;aloe I got for AP...Leech and Mr . .liarvey attended, and loafed,. of by no means the Tattle it was tbettlia Prisoner was not eniplo ted or authorised by them fto procure tii stitches in g aestioti. s come of age?—A. in 1809.- 'rive Prisoner klinooledged the charge and begged.' ";goer becoming 01 age. tereived forgiyeness t urging that Ibis ea the brat . tirtab 4.4 r ,.frans",4,beir.fainitei—A. No, I had rerlpmmitted_ any thirit ring; Its lisillOa io depending origin -bounty of my four monihs put s of placei . and ' es oemectao .. . . • maintain herself by hiking in O . le . istinE . f'ohjecaon An-ti:he arnennt pit& . work ‘ . but being enable t Iplleisete a l' la have received -- manner . is manvv. and wholly 'destitute of . 1 s.4lbootegi , 'mien, should yoo feel a disio- tempted bp . to , c ommit tiii *ken . .. . , it .?.-A. I have an ribicrtirm,. in . • ; Mr. ,14450 n,, bricklayer, •4 , Bra Hirick•ortit.. A ; my father may pot *kb go le , Black, iersoeed, ; 90 NOE ,re . aef aid. ; ber shwa, 4 ..- •' • ! lodie4 JEttb him ; Illy wet working, ire sur debts am at- to•• 1 9,01 1 0 1 -7ri desl4/40 4 young women, . th e , ;113 been 'coniraCtilig • 9 1 11.111 ^A• faith Viet , propriety of d uct in his blithe; Ibb. ~ few, indeed, have biesielpterred tivi i ,d t i s * lny : stresse d iu c i remusian d lgo • have been partly re 0111114.. and '4:4 Mr . To Aid Co rt not being drairoattit , • .4 it li tiv i va i - p rosecuting , on account of the . Pliseuei's format lit some of your steer geedoonduct, she wag delivered le her motiver,,doir eii—are you ready to deliver rip dater, after a suitable adreouiiiiiti from the given" ' a w h 94e of Yaur securities?—,-A. ' Alderman, for which she expressed her gratitadb 1.• in testiN • ,'? ID . ,•,. dabisav 1.:11 if "Ifl 1 ..... A !LIM IS Oka 11•11111 • .. . I,__ ' "" ,- 7 ,- • ,• . I ' - .. j C : .4 • ,4 - • - couNI tog e M A 'Write ti lire of thi vim Morino jirotOPt Nit. Mei ti suer wife ° This 'ern ?bib 0 laver and VIM. herr sti afe w k id uite . :l ;g: : :, Tip& ea , /Carl . sufSclent• . provided shall he ~pailtled 'the Conti . with the J 4' trl • vfiPs thf fatiis th e _Opt., 4. " To tit .tt th Oa 1 istbell Thrt4 • iatiter E • - • - 1*! The • siye ns 'taro!, nt , f • r. ♦t mitoil • ' J ' • - ! • • ' ,••• ' • c • Y .~ a dealt(' -"C 44 it wive price IP" Prop At 1 t • ~• - • • JMI . • 11Ini ;be Al : .f , eve • ivei w i It* ev , .bfq Ake ;~ „,„,„ • I/ -- r i. I 3 1 I - • T 'l4, f . f 4 11 , 'S . . li ~. '~,-. , .-:~. - t ~~. I= v<