The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-28 00:00:00

e ,.... ..... • • • . . - . . frilt.kiiiintAMAtt - . , . . - Cliff ; A. GENERAL ORDER. I 4th. " Fnr »pin exciting and eto. , nn - agins a riot and dis- turbance in the Mess Room, oa thenigat -f the Stith of April, . CURIOUS ROBBERY. _..........._. ..-......-. -.wirla soil inoriiiiiy to Ma% the Ist. during the contiouance of watch a • The renewing Address was presented by the pein.. chair ens thrown at William Stepheni; the Mess Man, and A party, consisting of two Gentlemen and thei H " rileGunrds ' Sept ' 16 ' 1815 ' for inlkin a doturhance. awl i•ritill naPr"Per tango ge 10 cipal inhebitante and merchants of ibis Island, to his ' In order to obviate the necessity of the applica. wh it . . s t i c pb eas , in the piosage helow,iu the morning of May Ladies, going to the Continent about th r e e seek : believer Major-General .Le Couteur, Governor and tion of Officers en leave of absence from foreign the let." ' e were induced, by the press; g stiecitati onso r e Commander.in-Chief:- stations to the Commander in Chief for a prolonga. 1 5th. " For re lydisorder and irregular roncial (Vier they vier A fellow passenger, of very engaging manners, i p•ifeJ 41144(11.31..ii n ,uch by ha e. sti ging as !Oil.. .ii s e . To hi, Homer hinior-Dentiol John le Cooper, Lieutenant- Hon of such lefties, and to prevent their appearing Gusset nor and conosiender in-Chief in and over •lir 1-sland as' Possible with eholuses, ai companied by i.seiatarrion-. company hinv to Paris. He professed himself to he of Gortiena, and it, dependencit.s. Bonaire and Arte,a, on the returns of their regiments as absent without dewing about the room, ma m P h 'it "' ta '" t . e us e d i • o s i l e l e i t is 4 !;: t r e t : a Prussian officer of rank, and an Aid-du-C ame e r Wire... Admiral of the tame, mid pre- , nt of the Courts, leave, the Commander in Chief is pleased -to cancel Sunday Marshal Blucher, and had recently met nod all r Barrack s fr lt mill hail' 1 1.181 Intl 0•C Ot on t i ,• n ei ,e t . h Commanding officea. ftetat sleeping , . 1 k , el. one of the G ee • . ece. etc. that part of page 57 of the. General Regulations of fish Lady, whose relations in London were wee i oorniug the 16th Jul% 1815 " - MAY IT PLEASE YOUR HONOI7R !-WO, the un- t - - • ' - 1 -' • ' ' ' the Army, which limits. the period of !care of. ab. '' All tech conduct so set out in the several known to two of the party. elersioned inhabitants and merchants of this Island, sence to be granted by General or other Officcri coat-: feel tie highest satisfaction in transmitting to your • neap:ding on foreign stations to six monThs, 4e. and charges, being unbecomitog the character of Officers When they arrived at Brussels,• and Gentlemen, disgraceful to the service, and to tlemen was robbed of his purse, containing se e t 110nner, the sincere testimony of our gratitude, for to authorize General Officers commanding on foreign the blessings we individually and collectively have 1 stations to grant leaves of absence (when the nature the prejedice of good order and military discipline." 71. and a silver iietstand, and the wailer a t ( l ie 11 0. Upon Which Charges the Court'tame to the follow - . tel was sucireeted by all the company of the theft. 1 esperiencod, from the liberal and prudent admini. of the service will permit the indulgence). according # Another English Gentleman who was about oration of your llonour, under the most trying sir- • •to gd to the circumstances under which they are solicited, ~ ing decision :- 'rhe Court-Martial Wing attentively considered to Pal is from • the same hotel, peevailed upon one of comstances, mod at a period, when, as well from 1 which it will be incumbent on them to - investigate, motives as froth a very unfavourable crop of • • • • p.• laical . the evidence brought forward in support of the pro- the gentlemen of this party to intercede with the under the following restrictions, viz.:- t seceder', an d the defence of the Prisoners, Captain pretended officer, to take him also under I.is sing i Fern in this colony,. nothing but a dreadful famine . FROM THE EAST- INDIES, !Richard Isherwood and Captain John Walker, of through Valenciennes, otherwise he would be °Weed could be expected, whereof the fatal consequeuces • were partly felt at the dependencies. . , For any period not exceeding two years. 1 the Royal Berkshire Regiment of Militia, are of to go by Lille, 100 miles round, for security. T he FROIN THE WEST INDIES, favour was readily granted, the pretended officer se. 'To rule and to govern a Jiourishipg and wealthy i opinion, • For any period not exceeding 15 months. ' 6 With respect to the fi rst Charge, that they are pressing great regret for the English character, end eoutitry, in time of peace and abundance, with prose ! FROM TOE MEDITERRANEAN , Guilty of such pelts of the first Charge, as are corn- declared it would be his greatest happiness to d o net , j'erous success, is no di ffi cult task ; however, to i For any period not exceeding 12 mon t hs . • prised in their having -upon the morning of the 7th of I hiug in his power to serve any ore of that nati on,_ • veecue from misery, and to free a barren and unfrolt. 'I PRIM AMERICA, April, 1815, knocked at, or rung at the bells of the Carriages were provided, and the parties set offerer. ; . ' eel colony from the imminent danger of a• fast ap,. For any p e riod exceeding . not l5 months doors of certain inhabitants dwellieg in the Crescent, ther for Paris. "When they arrived there, the Pile I . preaching and almost inevi'able starvation,. is the art 1 ,1 PROM THE CONTINENT OF.EUROPF, and at the door of an inhabitant in Rose-place ; and sien o ffi cer took his party to a most disagreeal ) :, of few, and has felly peen attained by your Honour,l e . .F o r any periodreot exceeding six months. that Captain John %%Talker is further Guilty of such part of the city, where the leggage was locked ay by allowing for a limited time all sorts of provisions It is to be •undetstood that these several periods of the bread kind to he imported. and by taking o ff part of the charge, as is comprised in the having upon entirely under his care, with his name on all tie ~ are authorizeds'in order that the Officers to whom certain restrictions, which prevented their imports. the morning of the 10th of April, 1815, rung at and trunks, for security, so that the owneis could not leave of absence is granted,. they he enabled to come lions in s 11 vessels ill this harbour , as contained in • broken off the nob of the bell of an inhabitant in get to change their clothes for three day S, elno4ll L e to E ngland , ilie for the settlement of private affairs, .or went into the room in which they were, and dieted _your Honour's Proclamations, bearing date the 30th benefit of forhealth, and to rejoin Aim •regt.l 46 With respect to the second Charge, that they himself for the purpose, as lie said, of going to e Rose Hill." 5ept...1814. di, m tits within the period of their lease of absence. Von Yorck, to obtain some money for himself, red . Arn't. there - fore,• our warm and sincere thanks -P „, k *re Giri/iN." names of the Of fi cers to whom .leave of ab. 1 . 66 With'respect to the third€harge , that they are some for one of the gentlemen, as he had promised fur tse na fermi care you have taken of us all, and ' l ' allow us to assure your honour, that the worthyer ever shall . shine on the annals of settee is greeted, the petiod of leave, end the para. , G u ilt y o f suc h part th ereo f, ' a s is comprised in their t o do at Ostend, though, as it afterwa r d s f atte d rem. of i.e cular raises on account of which the indulgence le ! h av i ng b een concerne d i n a di s t ur b anc e i n the Regis ou t, th e G enera l w as no t w ithi n 200 m il es o f Ne e Couti this colliery amongst its most geri• - re •s beeefactors:' granted, are to be fully reported in the glare at- - mental Mess Room, during the nignt of the 24th or He started with one of his new friends and thei r e re Monthly in the General signed o s pool he reenetilhered as a (rue and insere friend and 8 Returns of the t r o ops of the 25th of April, 1815, during which wives ; after driving some time the coach s i oese t i i on foteign stations. . they threw at each other, and lireke certain plates and he got out, and, after a short time returnee sivel , -wishei to this colony. ' On en O ffi cer arrivin from a forei n station ms - - We have the honour to he, with the highest tense ' g g and glasses belonging to the Officers of the Mess." statitig, that he had been successful, and Anted leave of absence, he is to report in writing his mei. t. . "• With respect to 'the fourth Charge, that they them some of the money ; lie requested then. togs of ;._rralifitete and consideration, 1 to the Adjutant - General, stating the period o f 'are Guilty of such pert thereof, as is comprised in home and order dinner, mid he would follow thee May it please your 'lemur, your Honour's most " his leaeo• of abeence, etc. &c. as directed in page 45 . their having been concerned iii a dist ur b ance •e in th e presently, but lie has not yet been heard of. s Is...tient - bumble servants. of the General Regulations of the Army ;and he i . • Ceracea, 2-1 Jude, 1815. not to renew his application for a further i n d u l gence, --e-- -that Captain Richard Isherwood is further Guilty of whole party, including his wife and her mether, who To which Address his Honour returned the fol- uneee upon the ground of ill health, which is In he 'meet thrown a chair at William Stephens, the hod travelled with them; after repeated refusals, no ',owing answer :- regularly certi fi ed, or upon the ground of the ex. Mess M but the C tM 'l findthem,bearing • ll , • an, eur .. erne do not account of the trunks his name only, the • . . .. Crimean. June 17, 1815. trerne urgency of hie private affdirs.. •.. t ,or either of them, Guilty of using improper lan• I landlord consented to let the Gentlemen see them hi ' Stn,-Permit me, Sir, to request that you will In case of any unavoidable cm emstences occur- guile to William Stephens, the Mess Man, on the • his presence, when, to their great surprise , ,they eeff rmy hest thanks to the itthillitants and mer- ring which prevent as Officer joining his regiment ; morning of May the Ist , and do A cquit the m thereof tholes of th i s colony, for the fl a tt er i ng addrfsa which witiiiii the pei ied of his leave of a b sence, he is re- • • accordingly." 401., tee guineas, and a gold witch and chain gone; I eu had the to receive from them, through you, quired to givesatisfactory the most ezplaneto of ' i n 4. vs itti respect to the fifth Charge s that they are he also had taken 401. and a watch and chain file his ' • yesterday. t P same, supported by_ proper vouchers, to his ' Guilty." newly-married wife and her mother, leaving them al. Baena as I am, not only by the sacred ties ins- Commanding Officer, on his arrivaleat the head- I '•• , TA I tinl he Court.M • do sentence them, the said most destitute, and deeendent upon the ki..doess of p I osed ffi upon me before I entered into oce as your quarters of the regiment ; • Capt. Richard Isherwood and Cale. John Walker, some generous individuals for tne means of returuiu t g ieutenant-Goveritor, but by the desir•• that I must By Command of his Royal Highness the Com- of the Royal Berkshireßegiment of Militia , be naturally have for the welfare of the British Empire, mender in Chi. fe ' Dismissed from the Regiment." He is about five feet sits inches high, 25 years of it is not only from duty, hut from ire:throes'', that HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant General. 4 ,, .1 rte C o urt-elm-fiat would consider themselves age, blue eyes, dark, hair--he speaks Eaglish tolerably I am tireieus to see our e•ws relative to trade strictly A • GENERL ORDER. as deficient in the discharge of the duty confided to well writes it b i I better, veryo cusequential in his carried into esecutien, yet I am persuaded that every . Horse Guards, Sept. 18, 1815. - them, if they omitted to remark, that had Major person and manners, anti wore a blue cross of the breeds subject will be of opinion, that those . aws • - Pocorke in his command of the Regiment • taken Prussia n de cal 1 . The Commander in Chief observes by the returns • . $ Or r- Is h i mself a Captain, and Aid-de. ire to lay dormant, if at any time their execution • f the army , that co n s id erable Hie olatities exist , es an earlier notice of the irregularities which appear to Camp to Maishal Blucher. The Police are after him brings famine and all its attendant evils among any ' " , 4 ; to the employment of Soldiers by O ffi cers in the ca. have occurred, they would probably have been cor- at Paris. part ,:f his Majesty's subjects. Such being my Mai- . c mos : his Royal highness th er ef ore reefed without arriving at the height which has •occa. . I:tete+, and the predicament this Island was in when par ity 1 / 1 eery . -- teems it necessary to issue the lollowin General tinned the present proceedings." its gosernmeht devolved upon me, I could nut hesi- .` . Oder on this subject, and all Officers are hereby is R o y a l hig hness the Prince Regent has been • rate on the measures recommended to he tideptee,_ warne d , . thatdeviation from i thichmay here. Pleased, in the name and on behalf of his Mseeste s -- e resims..-- the ,onsr q uelice was, as you know, Sir, p -lee, at any w after occur, will he considered as a very serious to approve and confirm the finding and sentence of s the time we expected famine. Henry Paxton and lime Pope stool indicted the kw Aittiongii i must say I did all that my ireigination ' ' line and mostp articularl yinth e i the Court and the Commander in - e le f directs ' breach of tescip , ~.1 l . . , ; . . . r fur ... en tag, And the [rivet fen reertrung a ibex co -t, and dine • . the foregoing Char es preferred a g ainst Ce t • stance of any Officer in the command of a regiment that e cot ..I sug e es to relieve this colons , I cannot tut bethe property o f the Hou. wittiest G.' I iflIN It or military depot, by whom such deviation may be 'ltichard•lsherwood and John Walker, of the Royal :appeared in enid;per i .eaalor l ase Prisoner Paxton It A beta ' . celsi le :'. a t much of the credit which the inhabi- tolern ted. . Berkshire Regiment of Miiitia, together . with •the c:nehmen to 'lts Prusecuturii . A had hero il. wooed as the • • to 's. have toe goodneaa to attribute to me, is due to .2hot ofJunel•.st, the day preitinlis hi t• it ne which tbe pre Without special permission .none but Regimental Gilding and sentence of the • Coact,- shall be entered herdsp had bees stolen. The tut ercts', opoo leasing the Moe, others, and in jorticular to tine wholetenee coueues Officers are to employ RS Sertillitil in the General Order Book, and readat thebeed of led over to the are ;he butter, and the eier which 1 received at different times from his Majesty's • Soldiers Soldiers • ... The . ; iritierei red them to one Evans, who su.ceeded the Pose , rat n• , mber of employed as O ffi cers' servants is every merene r se its his Majesty's service. . • Ceencil in this Island. twiehroati, and wan placed them in the coach.liou.e. Os the to he hereafter specified in the Regin.ental Monthly By Command of his Royal Highness the Corn- rounwiee morning it was .diatosered, that the latter plat , an I beg to return to you, Sir, my best acknowledge Returns, end such men are not as heretofore, to . mender its C . idle , been entered I• n. clandestine ma.wer, and the privet, toted • - silents for the very gratifying manner in wnich the , ~ the kdicilestit evened awn • Sus .iCion uninedro.l Ai • be incl. dell under the head 'On Furlough,' nor are • HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant-General. i !ached to Pullen, wh o 1 • . Y sentiments of the Gentlemen of this colony, On My e eitew the preiniar,.., Inche it :is :r Ito any Furloughs to be granted to soldiers with a view . I the Blue P has tavern, in Charlotte -street, Pitzro -A.*, .- Conti uct, have been communicated to me bv Pia, . -- e --- •---- le their being em p lo y ed as 8P(98II(S He . e the . Prisai.e! Po o e a's- found. atal havihi; rms.,' th e Dad I request you will all be assured, that, for the „~ - art.cles 111 question. trots the other Privot.er, o ne p. d ram emcees on iloyed on the staff depots and general short time that I am likely to remain among 'yno, 1 •, shall contieue to do my best for the comfort and her hospit als, or on .the recruiting staff, and half- pay on Thursday evening last, intended to - celebrate the he ferried Me good, fi am the house. 1./ you I•asete.4 the •let Officers or, the general staff of the a rmy, mentioned tie said he nes going to forward the armlet is piness of the inhabitants of Curacoa. will be al- same giving n slipper to his work-people ; about Patron, a; Peckham. lowed the indulgence s f one Soldier each to attend 1 hive the honour to be, Sir, your most obedien• . seven o'clock, the last load having been brought to I. Plank. an officer of Marlborough-street, elt.posed, Ont Sr them, who will he furnished either from the garrison the rick, he left the field . pursued Pope to Peckham where he took him in ream!). sal bumble servant,to provide for his intended . cheree I bin; with rs• . Th . h ' rli' d ' svolg the Rood-.. ' .., t. _ eat h. 1.• 0 (Signed) - J. LE COUTEUR. cempenies formed for that purpose, or from one of guests ; the lest of the t • however had -h • r I ec par y,,not en- , to i 'ere ;pod deal of previt sentient, confessed the fact, alt • To J. It, LaulTer, Esq. ttie Royal Veteran ()leaner's, on their application bored tee house, when flames were discovered • P ftelaced tLeal • issuirt -- • to the Adjutant-General. t from the ricks • some villain h • tieing, after watching ' g The Pri.iineis were both found Guilty The CONUOS SERJEANT iinmedi. te_l • indents:el Puha* We understand J. R. Lantier, Esq. was Governor Two soldiers of the above description will be al. t the whole of th e ' people out of the field, sepa rately set he tratap-.•ied :or !wren, and Pope ft; fourteen r . yeor-. under the Dutch Government. lowed to the Commetelent , and the Lientenant-e:o. fire to the whole, five in number , • • 0 in I•: Awards ,as lndir'ed for stealing a guano', . f Wee- oakum() the pro. • . _ lone! of Albany L4arrtirks, to the Commandant of ' dace of 75 acres of land; in .e • g mg oeperei, a time Prayer Bo .5, and t itu:r aerie, tbt ______ a short time the whole propsety of \l r. Wan. ' Stuck, of Wo;pinag . -With respect to the seamen its the North, we learn. the Cavalry Depot at Maidstone, and to the Com. Was consumed, with • •o f out a possibility saving A single t This embers was ialie 4 ed to gave wen Ca:ambled dal in; ihe lid yesterday, from Newcastle, that they and the mendant- General of Hospital's. t late catmint to fl •e at W i h-- Ip.ng, ..riirnieti +wifely Cott belie: • i load. The quantity of grabs lost, barley and ship•owners have net•come to terms, but are expect- His Royal Highness hereby most positiiele forbids .is supposed to he from 2 to oats , were destra‘ed, and the +i P snaer Mar defected in rudungasl 2500 bushels ; forte- wish the attic'. • stated in the indiettor , U. ed to do so in the course of a few days. Five wounds that any other soldier' geen• b e employed, under any ''nately the wheat was housed. too hi, defekee, hoises Cr, lie so;eninly declared, th a t he tel per voyage has been mgt red to, and the only di ff er- pretence whatever, as a servant by any Officer, civil' e U - NATE W INQULAR AND NFORTtf r - ENT.-lAit , ..• them from the premiere far the perpose of pro:,:ctina ; and the ence is. that the ship-owners will not agree to any I or military, connected with the general staff of the ' week; some individuals , itiry b r in g a d v i se d t o g i ve th e Y emen rL k b ene fit o f MALI, Sr nativesof. Irelend, brought eacacmiiiied. definitive Perm. The seamen proceed systematically, army, or he stall" of the recruiting service, with the into the townof ' Stafford a quantity of p i g s, with an • S ame and have formed themselves into Boards, Committees, staff of Albany Barracks, or any other place of • • day sentence was passed on the toilettes ren. intent to dlepOse of them at the Wakerfair , , held . le at Prisoners, viz.:- - be. Utley ship is wished to be removed tro.n nue d. evens, or with the getters! hospitals. The Corn. that town, bur not being able to dispose of them, Richard Hord to be transported for life; .It):,n Wllms,ws. port in the North to another, the Ca stain or owner, mandates at these various stations are personally re- they obtained permission to 'lodge them in a stable' Blackston, , „ea Wm T a • ) I•r. for II seals; Edward ref, . is re'quired to send a petition to the Board, and leave spreisible that the moat implicit obedience is paid to belonging to the Union Mel ' le I ,en e sower -street, e Charles L.veland , Jamss Dealt. James chigoes, Wet- 1i" .4 •is gvanted, and merefound for the purpose : bat no the letter and spirit of this Order. liribeth F., J• • D.k• 'I Th • II an' •1..1't gl. Ake . ot eit. , limo Da o • which had been before *tee ieri upon . ' p . similar . °era. Popperidge, Mavis Lel Kennon, adios. Cannon, J alut NW. , pay is allowed to be taken 'or any work done in By Commend of his Royal Highness the Com. • ' It having • mons. reined heavily on the preceding Thomas itehilieno, John Fidaer, j aw . Fnki,,,, ga„,,,i Jones, It •beri Earnest Wan. Worrell John Ptter•tin, MO this way. Muny ships,. coal leden, have been per. mauder in Chief, . . . day, the alternate to the number of 106 '' HARR Milted. lo -sail, upon the owner or Captain's making y.CALVERT, Adjutant-Genertd... oi l ' ' , h • ' , were wet °ltem Elifsahetti Da , tubas „Dee, Mars Smith, lit'Y nosed, w hen • h tee steam arising from their . Smith, !Meal's:lli Hampstead. Matthew Buits-r, J. h.' Su''' . ' oath before the Board of Seamen, that the said yes. - ! bodies t . h li. re. Guard-, Witt Sept. 1815. , to with the circumstance oe-the door Ti 41S. Smith, John hunt, Win. Elqiu' ' Jo"' 6- a% Nl.'" sets were not housed to London, and the coals on . At e a General Court-Martial held at I iver I 'being closed upon them b whose AII4I Pitil li ps, Joh.. Prawn, Martea Ross , add Gan' >;e M " l6. e 3; board net Wended for the London market. A Cap. on the 1 Ith August , lBl5 , t d be ' lie"t • roosted in " y a person fowls . for sever years ; issentv-five were sentetreil to ! e ouro' ne- beim. Dew days, . the st a b le, produced suffocation .in the ho use ••f C••rr et& n at cl .). e ell •e, nin o n to , and 80 . . e-0 -, is ll , * r IC . lA , fain at Sunderland, who wished to have his vessel c ; win,. Richard found d in • prisoi.eJ tit New ate for various eriods ; seven to be pont Isherwood and Jahn Walker, of wereßend the morn' t tug ,22 fowls out of 25 au ,' fiy• p a Mick whipped, and to ur judgments were reinkt• removed to Newcastle, had his application refused , the Rot rkshire ' 's haredthe sal Be Regiment - of Militia, were an. on the score of irreg u larity, hi - havine presented his . , _. - . , . „., . mese., upon t h e unuermentioneu emerges, viz.:- • • COlO ' I • NER sIN an Inquisition • , • petition to the wrong Board. •• i.t. ••• For riot os noel disorderly aoudad at dal re' t a .r e a,,d, Was taken b efore' A. GEL!, Esq. - Coroner for W 1 ilt . . . - 1..) %RINE ROBBERY.-On Mande7 evening, while het stern the 6515 ii i3O vu,. of Avid la.t, in the los nship -1 diesee, at th C I e POLICE. • Mr. Wilson, of . Mincing-lane, ToWer-streat, was oil Eserton, and in the Borough of Lista peal, in knockine at te- tiered ( - loam and man% al the belle in asa :mom :in.! Huta:ire- the b o d y of M iss Frallek Auguste' Matthews, who -- his return from Waltharnstow to town, lie was met 'sus i. nine', .nd tearing .if the k•k dh k hßird sudden l y leer., no reit og I r rin the %nose of Mr. Robinson in lee • Qexew-sev A nE.-Wedneelay Alexander Mann wnschirttel by a letscar seaman tear Len-bride, who suddeely f the b ells of s.. • a • ' ' handles a. V 7.41.4 f the anhabitaht., aid breiikiii g , S tran d , an .111 .. ~ ~ ,by Atrium Foizer. kiorsued, with 'ebbing them si le!? or n tie...ills% to ittenk muse lamp, in the street, to the great do- t uestlay - evening. It a )Eared that II • * jumped up from the' ►read side where he h a d been valuable gnerds. The Pris••ner laid worked fin Mri•rt- t; t0r , .,11.1.-..wi onroo Knee. of the net . deceased wee the daughter pi tie le - of a Lad at oolui WA being suspected of robbing his empkeyers he was Ranlini. lying, and presented a large knife to his breast, de. ee, ••. Fur :wearing is uniform in a *Noe of Wolk:Rion, in and that being in 8 delicate state of y 611 Being seen to go away ills 111 . ourd. he was appaehended: .. Matting, in a mdnacing tone (or rather gesture, as i i i i i; e ztie t r . ii ii t le t4v::;:ll;ll , l e . ,. .o a io n o d r i r . i tro-t o t o I t i l e r 9.o m t i l: ‘ n or , i; % rip lust, o b e „ . b ro ught her to town , ' for th ! purprise of . taking the bin . Hi, lodgings were near , tied, and there also were di,rovrtre• Inc did not speak English), his reverie , . 11 ---e• Wil- eireitemaite sets of a haeltnevleu l ar u l l i ia the streets, and in % . I , s ,g 'dike of Sit c.i.f.-ft phys ician. t' On her arrival i n ) •erl manv . valuable geraniums and costly plant, heliairuil son for a mo.neur besttated, anal effect , d to put his ou , o ff the V t at used as a Military Bit rack, mil Arms lug s t• nes the neightenerhoed of p e t re ple . b ny, . lee pit jfessed a i Mier `. pciwr.-Nlann was fully committed for trial. r son , laar substances at the wilidoas of the Adjutant of th haw). towards hie teepee+ in compliauct $ when, how- P. ... . . -• , . .- , _ e wish 't •h • l' ' reeve nmeshire • Minuet, who resoled at the- riot,. and then to ' have sometaing to eat alidi mother IifNIO N- re ILL:" %%retire:A t% John Myen, a dealer in I naba, ter ic.. I ever, fortutintely Neil proveled, with a stick, he •pi *weeder,: 4114 'he hos of the 'hackney-coach to Si. 'DoliniUgo• cordingly isrouitht her into the th stores. was .ttureed with hos log ie ins poiseraion a eseeeee :. • brought the ruelan with a blow to the ground, who .. 11 1 . 3 1 .. "•. re.a where asud a ihey rvapatins Isherwiioil poi: . :::k i rp were son, where she partook tin ease of M -ohm. -r. " copper nulls, the property of his Majesty. The art -,4 7'1 i , , 0.4„ .._ in tin. mune elm, !„ , ~ ,ninn in of ditusuall heart din. question was foto) •in the shop of the Defendants ward pry loudly screamed. At this moment tw o uther feasters 4 the M. Rona t re, acre the Comottodiug r was t a r , tier, g'a quantity•l'ati.h. A Ivan °infect Dock-yenta: of - pastel. • S carcel y had ' a'• oh!Ye's erg' rushed .from behind • the hedge, .the one hrtned with a at breakfrst. ' . eel, pointed wit Ilse broad arrow, and swore to doer: l l'e • • the finished, however, when - ' . ea. " For racking and encinsincint a Cull96l9l(ed Het and Acs. • she was seized with a a' 141 ""ft la g i ." hi. I.lh i rst). • knife, the other with a sn oril,. and Mr . Wilson not turbow ein the Reg,sinemul Men Rosen , " I SI. DollhilPt tsar. violent conehing; and b f....: e ore • molicel aid Could 'be The Prisoner stated that he heinche the. nails r.o. a woo . '''',,, thinking, it predene ti' enceutiter three desperadoes, ras k, ou the flight ot she 24th. to a n nulf the 2,5 th af At.ril, telininiSteted•shiexpired in ' who tired rit Deptford, hut be could it t tell' her 1.1: 1 ' • .tled with precipitetion. Shortly after, he gave in. : h., sal during the coniinuniscrof is throw bee ardini dr i„ op . • ~ 9 . eeleaseleto ese - mes, Re,. moires bonklog th e cr i,,t i . a surgeon, ii coneulsions • Mr - Po • vibe tferiiptPd bleedin . ..„. its, re she was In be feaad„-g- was ,sash I `' formation of the cireemstance, itid a search was in- ware 40 gl.al belonging to the Disce r n of the Nter, and b re 2 ► restoration, et t h e suoment, b ut t- and Meet means of .- .: ,:..'s••• •' • . "- - -%.,„....-.... 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