The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-01-06 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE EXTRAORDINARY • • ; ..."411111ift. • • Entreta,-L-The follow - tug interesting (loci. -mestilfor which, however, we do not vouch, found lellinfitrand, sint was supposed to have (It ped from the pocleet of IL - Gentleman who was served hurrying dissiltrofolitte of the Evening Paper offices in that neigtbouthood. - As this is the age •nticipations,- unfair to limit them, or to pose thettoneof that family tnay not, once in a wit' orertake;eren truth, provided it btu ~ b r evlP!'t proper training. Gl' istleman who yesterday arrived in London -afters miraculous escape from - the clutched of llireAtit.,atltel has its'iostg voided in France, -ledenv.4lllllll ileapeetsible satisfaction, that nee. riouskiOdt is of 11.41 circa - this tor tr .,. o . are 19 Glorious, that we . 01 . ourselves u n graceful to.titapnOlc i itutnPf*Pst*/ Of that priorily:qt intellsgt nce whic h hes attar characteristic irour print, If we did uottaateu lay them before our Readers. Last Wed nebday, wi:a the monster had rettn from hunting, and, after drawing oil his boots, preparing to pull on his slippers, his blameluke tered his nprtment with evident tokens of terra Upon enquiring into the,cause, he was informed the city was in an uproar, the Conservative Set having been sent in chains to the House of Correc tion, and all, the great functionaries by this tittle, presumed, to the Devil ; the Bit* of Rome's go-cart had been demolished by.the populace, and the _ perial crown and sceptre consigned to the archierts of a ,chuise-percl;e. The tyrant upon this flew int violent passion, 494 witgoing to stab the Mam luke with a pair of canvasses, when a deptitstios Fishwomelf Ilirst • into the "room,' and present with very little ceretnony,aproces verbal to the funded caitiff: in this he was allowed the alterna. tire of being hanged, drawn, and quartered, or of cepting the office of Lord Mayor of the town of Gals , in Corsica,• which, in his favour, was to be mat perpetual, w ith a salary, duronte bene plucito, Hexed, of eighty.four pounds ten shillings per an, In this dilemma, he tried every art of evasion entreaty, but all in vein ; the Fishwomen were flexible, and he was forced to Yield. All he con obtain was, that Talleyrand and Ctulaincourt shr he permitted to accompany him as nigh Sherri* Thus, by the determination of a few resolute indi , duals, has a great and decided revolution effected. They were sent in a post-chaise to . nearest sea-port, under an escort of Don COMICII4 and as the wind was fair when they etnbarkii;•"'" now probably mauy leagues on the way to their destination. IV., B. If yeti can't put Stop Press over this; 1. at least Astonishing Event! or Miraculous Abe& cation! in huge characters, may be the heading. NI; last article on the monster was strangely curter and the abusive paragraph I had- so anxious; boured, absolutely omitted. I know I am in debt three pounds six shillings, but I will not that, or double the sum, I woel hare ,you once for all, understand, submit,te, !. t 11 - 110, , . • • ..The Bishop of Wisc imbassoncerued $ll, is seriously indisposes" Daring the fog on Saturday. 04041 at Insanity a Sao little boy, about seven years , of mow tits son at Taunton, of Titchbeld-street, mitered a link Note be lighted and carried out for his amusement is Mate. The flame having increased to a considerate extent, the child dashed it against the wall, to k of some of the embers. 'The violence of this _ cussiop .was such as to throw same of the. homing tar in his face, and a few of-the &ups havingentered his eyes, he was instantly deprived of sight. agonies- of the poor little fellow were dreadful, his shrieks such as to excite the sympathy of ail heard him. Not being far distant from home, was soon 'discovered by his ;meets, who Proesral (very possible medical aid, hitt*, hopes are tained that he will recovcc his sight, . • . • • • a , 1 ; - .lr ".01' - g oon, has 'boon OtiOdes the service • of Flamm, _.Mier de Pisairo, his; Coattails "Y to tin King of Prussia: It.wris printed at Fe fort about the middle of Decerint last, forithoi pose of general decollation : " Spaniards, who hate had the misfortune to yourselves compiled b 7 tie enemy of year country in join his ranks, your country imperiously reclaims your services. The situation in which you Idsiced, is one that must do violence to the feelings of every good Spaniard ; the Government entertains, no doubt as to your sentiments; and to enable to hear its vohe, and to facilitate the means of yoar IV tau to the only poet of honour fora Spaniard : the army of your country, and of indefretidenoe,— bare been objects a hich-it hus most strongly vecom - mended to my zeal, in the vicinity of the frontiers France.• • . . " Return, then, to your national standards) to y.our imprescriptible duty of defending your coun try. The Allied Armies, against which, no dots , - yoi have been compulsively arrayed . , defend the . de,oentlence of their respective countries, the legit, latteviehts of their Monarchs against foreign usury .11 to ; thty are the friends of Spain, .are engaged 4he self-same cause, and therefore must be inviolal '-: - .r. , spocted by every tree and honourahie Spaniel Know, that to make war on-the Allied Stivereigni, - is to make war on our beloved country—to coma* - At atrocious end disgraceful crime, unworthy of —I --rwasienseek of your sentiments. Hasten, then ; Ariarir.yeur chains,---fly those hateful standards, Abe traie► of which injustice and desolation to'? 'lt ill betomes a Spaniard-to remain among the 'instruments of tyranny ; come to participate in ,glories of your codntrymen. In all quarters will . be well received, by every one of the Austi Erasion, Prussian, and English Generals •• the uisters of your beloved King Ferdinand ill., embrace you with affection ; you shall return to bosom of your families,. and you will efface the sta Al hich ma), hare been thrown upon your honour that enfortuttate day, it hen violence, deception; uaut, could bend you to the extreme of serving enemy of your country." W i t . ° . t;. v ..... w 4 s , r ita;;L_Lr i T; n r j, ` ,/ "" tet a a....:0rre w ei7 ,” .....:.,.1. -" iiio el , 01Isigkisr;a1Viii r". - 731WWWKo r ueri Came in to sell setue 1 ifiel§ i iii, r i . 4 9 ,i-ir e ait he ; en..a:lan:.•.• - • • - ,-- 4 " Y ; (fildrvY las theme snider the - etrirt: iteristligatiow tic 41e 1 itelkeils Esp. _ . eadehheelfiesnostanatilY of beaver ara'r 4 • thi • titvatalumt. , Past Goachi tb ,eastest.ritir'isoidev,.sess oet - . - ei , . A _ --- 1, hi iil !lot winch theptEccrs hild joitt topot every : bg est i i ig. slowtsgb luneraterth. litiAti CeitVire !Gaetano; •'..l ask . -osagtstrates, parlitnlaßY of ;Met dialitilyseg• see `4l They were committed to the Or Atherstillie, Toaiwortb e „Litehficld,,Ulkoittorp,, Northam/s o , ‘• 0 , 1 1 - atidlhilvaafai: Itt &weft:B Liverpool tl'ettl'AftetilaNllL Itill .1F44 ?" 'd " 444104 "1 4041141 ._ Ngt'. - IFIVNL I VO . AWorth 0 1 . .- TM pahl...iounilgt,, . . 'MA „Biznast,.pookunise,;.Weyoweatiwaseerater; Yahoos*, lia" 0 ,t„ m1ir.4 4 !,410 11 0, I ke.joi9 teOlt dined elLited * learaeltbevia 4 LtiwyeSas • '''' lowlver rw. " l- Ottrtusoutbit ion4, B o.lobary,, 1N ev I . •;tet. I:asctitery Morning . 14„7i - ft l34 II 1. • i ihf ,party - co the 'pat rOle 2 ' Arießit Osamu i l ietoter4.4eieed.ever, is Or e ~ , ~. ~ i . .44, • ' Ili par•ptig eix,dClork, wltb a ti t ourd',•tbnAg lioaitcos, 4a. _,‘'' "Pe lughrinah'difyks artill,' both ' la t osit i elfat ... , 'minor. Orktpdrt Otaidewd.' ftiolittetole, *VAIN. •••• -• /pat - rllo' i •., ro keyil d reoßD!!'"•! r!' 7 `', t 1 ; i . . , .BVITON, 11.4diae.-Posationniactr. Stinal, lutd• ' l7 and *ell known oaf thiturrey side - of - thoissilat. • —.— . , fe , - alms • . :.) f ,,.. • jyttat i .ar Royal b k_llti . lCos,. ch,.set , , s . towt t,, ever% kiv .. ear4 l ,4o4o' on suspicion-arising from the .circesestaternerettebefb- i , 0 .s . - 2 ' t r'', • • it . ' , "' . - • - • 9011 . 0 " ' won "Dayton to opostly,, SAWN' lirial e t Dila rut ' ' are . line to -ne' en seen trir pistols on.the morning. pre**. :I;.: , 'Nfe havereat Pressure is beingenabled to lay be- , 'IAV EItPOOL, - WarrlagtaltsiNlSl ...rtti shale, ' II& Litilk - s to th m urder , an d ' the neighbouthood c .lll • h rnceu's Head „Dace - street . !Aver: talus • et VA..' fore our Iterelees e copy (go letter addressed to LAO t f .t oi Lt. Past , i .e.: l l' l dt TherikllCV. every - if.Awitiaa. ) ~. ' , Amen, by the stewards of the intended dinner t , Art, *LA. 6,„„44 - 04,,„dh„,. . hell, where themurdee was committed. Y! ) . 0 , . Charles Callaghan' was particular''' . .b - finhain, Caine, awl Marlborough, lavefy Afteraoluss ern . ' Ideatifett**ciletate the memory of the late Mr . ., Fez ; and, et. 'AVM/ ant DRlSl l oL',Fiviorf i as Cerithesithseagh • catei, Y., t'ar . feinile 'servant in the family, as the man who fe- 'ea ' .rdsh i p ' s answer. The sentiments contain, ts in r. May's, the Greyhound Intl, Oath; and tbe,Lotedim Tau . ',- these Interesting documents,' are highly hoisourifilfe somas-stores, 'am she bean Hrivtel; Mgt Illonikg.-Coh • 1J ' 444- (wonted a neighbouring pwo --1- lie-hosise-vslosfreqnkett - se,--- to the parties •,_., and- we ernsgratulste the friends of to w ei. i t;ts!igte el o. de rs .Tatilbtu°l str• •: -i t '„ CP ),t ly i nterrupted and hashed her as she p an Ity, : • I.E1:0S New Light C4l/ICII, called,- The ckingitani u nigbP tom- and endeavoured oftentimes - to trip 0..- - ~a t every Morning at Inttt-past Seven 6 Cl , 4` s carries rrother ep mitt*, humanity, of laberty, and of peace, on . the noortat. : - - • • • • , . rs of s ti c k of a certain escripbon, which she . 0 , nit they will lave of testifyieg their public admiral. inside , only, and goes musarkablv easy,. with • Guard tit out. tba•ves tbrquak Stamford, :swam ., ittiford,' Martinet d , thp stick which propped up the latch that at t imso - lion of the principles of that illustrious statesman. •,. huti Fert)tiridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, nest pay at !test • A ' •; We t rus t that this association of so many liberal l'ilolwitlistamliag the uncommon espedition of this Coach; it i s . an broke Open at the time of the murder. nun-i allowed cii tie toe mo t e tigie c etible wet eiimple i t n e Poblie Coa,oe. minded men-concurring in so distinct, an. object, subt, , 't' he girl was positive on this point •; bat the WOWAtc-rnalaeat'ad • -. . , circumstances being very weak, and the prbibtfilifit w;t11 not he the eranencent thieg of a season. We 1 17,1, 1 /•;;11 °0 " 1 " 41 n Hist unequalled ' _ ~ __ , _ ~• .• .h*pe to see it embody the regular functions of a so- ; kEN I)AL, Lancaster, Preston, K irhy-Lottsdalir Redfolits e in- oL the girl being mistaken respecting the stick , they Chorle . ), Onaskirk, and Garstsurg Post Coaches, • every Mier:. . l iti.. were discharged. .It is remarkable, that, on the .eiety, end assures a character of permanence. octon, at Five'o'Clocle. Go:Lytle& 1 fP!" day after the murder, they left London, and enlisted TO TUE MIGHT HON. TtsCOUNT ANSON. • GLASGOW, LmigloWn, Gretna-Green, -Anii.in, Dumfries, •, "" a into the East India Service. Another charge,wt To x a tribute of applause to the memory of an Brownian.. Thornhill , Sumpiliar- Kiln, Cannock. Ki l lsweny, !ably -.; ,r . 'll . and ull parts of Scotland, Camperclooti Conch (I)aity). lard' however, preferred against them, ef a burgta4 test op' Stistesman, who, during the whole of his 1 ••s it . : YORK, Newcastle , 'ftad-Etlotbargh, ne" Concti s -perbiOned committed in the house of Joseph Taylor, FA. , 1 le Ilk . was the strenuous opposer of corrup. I with a Guard throughout, sets oat every Afore& r ut. tigr. 4 '. 'Pt Union-road Clapham Surrey, on the night . * , stlise'ealightened &enter' 1 lington, Norton, Durham, Morpetis t , win Iletetit• omit bionday, the 1 2tfl of Novemberiast. %--- , • a he ; pitiellid the friend. lea r liononrabte race, is the etiv-engers tinitiog themselves fatigued frinisilw' krig th of - - of the rights of the si‘,oTira, og l eay of Newark,. ttetfor4„ 'rade ~ f the IlArTox-GARDEN.-Yesterday Carisslins, of everyman who , justly *gime**. the dearest iiktrne,Y, tatty reel*Mt bore they Pg"lllei ~ . 0411111kiilmt ".. without any octdiouniti fare. J. Clare. ; 't seate. re 9 to and Tisseths Keefe were. again bit/Kilt up . t '' ' bahlreele of- his eoentresiroisa led ; earn c.1;0k50 ,. . c isey'.stree 4 ywh, rues c uA rbes le S t un ~ 5at,,,,14101. . Is, in ..... . ~, o ffi ce for eternisation, under inspici, i et , Impelled by this feelings; call : npea your sou %%Jib*, dad utter Piste". tin DcilatOitTll aad Wads* rfar.'Pelkeelebe ewe '`'''• concerned in the murder of 'Leonard. " . 1 .• ship to preside at emoting to be held at Staffer , *. st • 3 vile ~ Mr. BARRY attended at the *lke on , lifelikir of in celebritticirfof the paglie principles of lei, rpig— , ' y erSittst.P Petirlth.. nod Whiteleaystg 4 ,PMe *4 ' io i • • T e - w ho m, tw ee d; o v a ( - - w e lo o k w ttl, iieter'eba.. 4 With Four itt;;Ses, add a Guard. atribe way. • net a flee Cronan, one of the prisoners. ►• • • ' P " .. P., __' fow l. -li v id Brough, Appleby, Greatabridge, Riebtotioldiv be. you Edward Cody, a porter,l residing in 'llndlieled- lidetree then to , yea, wfiesloieneretion Taw ww - ronghbritlge, Wetherby, Aberforil, D.measterf and Ovaathan • 1 ,, ia :! 9 ; street, said, that he came -to Leo n ard's about 1.1 I was sad pure patriotism Of , Mr. Fox is simrdiedby (the nentest way hy'ettbteen miles), arts con.every M,,uiai, ' 4 •",', - , o'clock on the night on which the murder was cool- I, the feeliegs - olpeivate friendship, sad - whe,. , ,iss oases and PeAfl r : r s h T e i llur T y Y s 7, l l s , , ,, l , h r e , lereilletueferr‘fac its nkr•rj; . ;or • ":" slatted. i t was past 11 o'clock when the men came ! men with itim,karelaboured through life to peewee ...,' -.-ventitge :of their snits being sectigt, is she neat Cow ' the .in who were supposed to have caused the death of ! unimpaired,te posterity , the blessings of our excel- WAKEFILI.I) -Foss clinch, every Alticolog,-ut. ... pies stain : % ..._ j Ste tieCtoek. -••-• , • • - •-••-• • . • • :1•111019aVo. Taey sat down, and in some time after a lent Constitution. . ' .Vitgiso, Newpart,,..Wkiti*weitelrefolastey, Saittairtki • If On row took place. lie did not see any person strike We have thebenour to be, &c. skc. - &c. .- r :-.1 r N h .11, ;ad reideed 4 9 0,10pek, suety, fkveelitg, as -., " 9 ne I the deceased. There • was a scuffle, but he took no . ~ ~- , Flea' - ea. •• ~..:-...,.: '' • ~.....-... • - -au N 0 FNMA NO, Steckel ? Woevesuselftir rums, even ' 4 g. th° particular notice of any person concerned in it, U. . LORD ANSON'S ANSWER. • • 1 14.,toshe Geriege isia. • • ~. cep the man who struck himself, and that men be .Gewn.cars,-1 must ever entertain a high sense Gt r A c)i ksTElt, Whuttraiiewesesle, W i ' 'did not see if in the office. He ' did not re-. sat, the kpnoer, you have conferred upon me, :by in- a l I st i tg “` r t te Tea; P t vi `n i e l :f? A - • if 4 ri lt . • ' •-• - ost9Calct4 et : . ceive the blow from either of the Prisoners. The maui . StioloiLuie to preside at a public dinner, in comme- ta,Ak o „, 4 C4l,,,i o u rs 'en.; t is, o s-sov oo t ilotot i g o t •.... I who struck him, the witness; he saw' afterwirile in, iiiu or the patriotic and constittitionarPrinefplet '- KREF.Try,LD and RotberlsantranCoacit y o+, ~.. lisoloims•Eeev Morning: ~ _.:•-- • •••• '-- '-'%; ' - • r' •• 4-. I ' Berwick-street. -He did not know his Dansey - pier' of the tete:Mr...Fox. e 1 ,40 tfirie.k*irro it', W Inc instl l *-411Martaills * * ..l'i IOCIP.• was ' was he acquainted with Thomas Kane, one of the, Ae My -own principles nrid affection's all concur to *yew:6l,49l*g. , .- .. r ••: -4 • ;:iiii, persons suspected of being concerned in the scale. the objects of such a oseetiug, I accept with hottest lIRMIN I3II AM merrarY. l4 Caleb. w i l l ei- ironMtatioa • - %soma ..- Nicholas Leonard said, that he saw Kane th e ' pride 10. - ilatteriotaad distiuguished a ; mark of your ( Pataes "ver tiy A t tf )l i tfurd. 'i l s si n ti tol i t it a r lai . 11011psiontr to thlaljEstanen's i s oil- • next night after the scuffle, at the house_ of the de- - esteen‘ :‘ . . . . . .... 0 . i ITC. Ho ii-it reel: a InlitnEhlent• • . 1 4... '‘;',ll • '"" ' * lbws . of ceased: He immediately ran, tskw-street, fos l the . Thictreecarioup etite of m y health is iinfectie,44 4 r4 2% lo3 : lo , ; ?4 : l; infeee ws , a ll ini "* Ael i T • 9 ,•• Iftlx.sei: ;$1,11511.. tad I e ch purpose of procuring an Offiterte arrest - him, 'not ; . much Igainst my' making - any esigngement of..torig. I Sin liin, * lll) - ba l til ri a l te, - Eta l it; l'r„. . - TT - - _ • sup- being able to fiad'one there, he searched for a purists , standing ; bat I will hope thaneither elnet'n6i'isny ill'iltTFOltD, IV tlie, ifte!faas, ane Chashaet, Cancel ' w 'Y' constable, bet could - not psocseer sue ;be thewwent s l edger. cause mar ',want, nw:iibeying the 'mil yo u ' evr i f t;4 4 l v i r iri s riAld not I ftitiio.l4T,Olit Can: thdaily,. at htdi. ' ' lido to the houses of Adr. Chambers , the ikigis-cenetahleo*-1. Live Intyle twee me in,o reannee so gratifying to my - p.it•t e).. , , leill - mg 4. 41,10.WiPm44,4-.l•Aid, 7; i"9iyslt. 7 , : ,i, , • I This was on sunday nOt. p i rates Mk. ChambereNs , linigtol- have the hquour. tp. be s. .,wittsAn i cerb re- --- f r HE CORDIAL BATZIof GJLEADiSehighle' ''' .. " den bell and.reqoatted lie wool come wit!' hies to mite, gitig . , your Mbitidadaient s iinct faith - TUT iarvaefiL - i ..1,... t 0,a istittezatahrkwrst ladies. for Dore 'titan( f the ' st,,,,"fi - Kane. Mr. 'Cliele l heWaht liiii • he Witt very : !.-lialtaatti eat. it.. . 2i- tl .., :, i • afebegat•t: lorigiiroting thg Arnow System, nod tirthigus a.getie Bono. ••• - Been. . $ * w e impertinent to 11446 beitlilitilit ffrni , Asattleularly - • ___......rnt....L10L....! . • ;'-i.A . •• . .,..., ?attire in debilltoiet Cdostiiiitiow l tiriolng "'pas }Ott riur• • t.' , .• • - 4 *whoa thosnoliat ID hot _climates. The' cold turd Mt* ..• .V "L'' ne f o t. on Sunday.-He refused kreccompeny witness. Wfrearriechthefollowlieretierespondettee • aeaves.ea; w4rtned and steadied; the reloqied,fthrelb • • '' -' ....eatr, " rg,„:;‘..,,, 4 `=fly 'Seth, res - eil firm ; • thiloneeltirfelyW oril ; to . , • • . • :' . 41164111114 " r6 ' ilelligell ' lbil: Witill"S' "141141144 10 i She ifi li l ijli t " Wit 1- " F '"r*lll f rA' aßat . '' '.. X .16 . 11 . t ' ---- "" I pets ic 4 iced flothauveroil with tis or limn t Bud allt ell"tusieit ves-.',.' . .. . -4 • Ort . lima the reason of hit calling;velted he kttelltrisOkiel . thst,..-itt the name , and et the sot ' trots of the : 4,B".,•po w e,s t e, , • „,_ -- • t. ~..../....„,tr-a.,;...: VO l cause, be would have immediately exouspaniell-411111. 1 French Prisoners (French, S t ileratana, Prussians, ; Such ustioie the care and edarotion of females. she studious. CAP ' Leonard persisted in saying that he bad soda:: Satoh, , Dutch Italians, Poles, andi;thers, * takee in : ` ,, *s 4 7 l :,;: t h i s o l e ll 'i . lr i t i at i l li l ,':'„ ( l ."l ; , l 4 l ,,',7 e ." e a r t" , " ‘ „, ht : kt ugr i :it ii te known te Mr. Chambers the business on whicb lee tliO . Vihal t. -- seleetee) now on patole in this toni% I i the head, itivigorotes.thenind, improves the metiers* asat .001. ••' ___,- ' came, and that Mr. Chambers refused to attend. ce , hegiestre're4l4*"in reply to M r. SAltutm Fisucne . livtns . stse linogiiiatitisk; reyive ° . and esbilkattai :Ike WOK 1 ! drooping spirits, nrocantes digestion,. sad braces thestervt4; 114 HI i Sarah Marshal, who was servant to the deceeted, 1 totter- to :yon, wader the dAe of the Thi. iustant, ; T i m k i rd i c i i , 6 ~„W id Hott i es. . pr i ce Hp. each; or four in . • teas gave much the same testimony RS e lli did 00,106, Whirl that if a . .. Frenchman in France was to heal an Eng. 1 nue Family Bottle, for 31s. by.,which the Pardiaaer AIMS Oaf i g i f it. l34s 6 f , s , l i e, ; by all the Medicing , :tet,iii_ .. to the United King,. . . e en ' examination. There were seven persons-came in ou , lith Prisopec t of War, though Scotch. or Irish born, Dr.- the Saturday night, but she could not swear that 4he : giving his sputiment ageinet ille ,sovereign or Govern- - I _ - it• t i rri alpreves Counterfeits; " lady.. that the wards • -. I that' Prisoners were of the number. She could not Wear ' 'meat of tree Aiain, - lie nevei *timid be so illibera I . :, , fortint. Solomon, LiverpoolP erintid on the Stamp. . r tharshe had seen Cretan there .On that night: • 'fresi as to rePettle t ptibli i ersinisitittirliegii printed in !„,; ,, t 4 : l,, As i n u r i a lid n e emb 4 , l :4 ) .. i: lv e n o ni ll heCra re enea event li t enate ' ereC ' I . Nicholas Leonard, who was a relative to thud*, Newspaper ; !jet lose sit,. as i man; he c o old - not e " Wiirtion of r his time and attendiniee• be eliPeeis. wketheoweibet. • e y Pr e-teased, was seized during the scuttle by the. nellts, be so inconsiderate, and would not impose so guiltily ,by letter. the usual eompliii•ent of a Doe P..tual Note tit be. OP • ' -t y set and must have been choaked, he said had Judith* as aa_sivaunt that latkoidruggiestietent tbthe-would 1. , rt:ard; :rot should, 'fir safety, lie thus dirtiest"! t..- 44 Mtkr.ei . . P . - Letter, Dr. Solomoo, Gilead Wan, near LlverpooL • PaK , 1113 " i servant, Sarah Marshal, cease to his relief. -*- as. the declaration_ qt the gireie l l of*eEoglislt,i A rt 0 .4,..1. 0 ..w.:- . her I Mr. &sear', on - the part of the Prisoner Ca** :toners en parole lit a French town. %, • - I - - nto a i sa id , -C k"l - MATRIMONIAL FELICiTY. • - he could bring sufficient evidence to proeskibile i l The 1 ilsonete, French . and Foreigpersoln e ,#* i MESSRS. GOSS acrd Co. as regular Menthes* of wee ,' be , was an honest industrious fellow, and thetbilille*,, Meld, tinder the existing circumlrances, requitt ! • ow Royal College of Soagemis in ',maims. have dal* "of not from home on the eight of the murder. .- " - lido i ,cost earnestly that both this letter.and the one wrote I .itti,iy devoted their iateutFin for tlif I:gt I/ years ID the Studs , rated,: . 1 James Hamilton was then called and sivornsilie to you by a Correspondent of this place on the 2 2 d ut . stio,,e DiAor . ilerv . whi;li ' set fri;quently embitter, whits° slink i pri•yent, lktf tiiriliarthle Messing -Mitlrintonial Felicity. The 'y said that fireman tbe Prisoner lodged with him fltr '. inatam t may b e . inserted in your next publication, aS saint applications they have hithervo received front person of COll., em s- five months. As far as he knew him he' was ar. Potir..us' answer being no answer at, ail. )f ac. : tit, ttr.t,gistiwtion. otat.thi• uniform were:4 nividing•iheir iu- • ; peri,n - mode of iceatsoea t sta acitoniplaime, iiidswe thelietbus honest man, and kept regular hours. The Prisoner i . The love t respect, and sohn*iion„ professed by this 1 ,„1,16.t y t., atTer owe. aoiaaacr, is att„ ra..s.uf debility in dr .. • C s i ti was in the employment of the New !liver Compass.. nation for its Prince and GovliPittesit t is for es.the firiency, whether reStkitii:X. from the Nos fectsgency of particle made Crimson was at his house at the hour of ninesOeiwrit, greeteat conviction Otitis° intik of rational disposi- P al i t e n e gt i p i t,T i t i t^ :,,,'',N e L fbh , ec l ,n bt „: l l'4, e ' s lA t r es I ; d a u t epo st- s a n - on the night' the scuffle took place. He went to b RO' tion will despise intterritoner Of . Watjilelltat he ad- , ge l energy of itirininft, avert desteno the dab,' ' nun ": at ten ; lie was certain that he did mot leave the gairesrio a frea.privishrtiobject. ,i wit . - I producing sterility in the One sus. nod IrapotthEe !oats other, II and i place after, as he, could not get out without .his I have the honoer t iteeise, Sir, youetabedient ,hum- 1 th 7•„ 4lll o : Zse "a w fe ht ;' , d fr il l e no nlm stiesit lelif:•c r u o r l i psoint* are - prevented ca- re knowledge. Cronnn and witness had heen that night gt. 'Servant, .." .. 4., _ , „ , 4. ~.., .. „ .., . tering into the suairied slam. and ;wormed to seek relief, brood in- Couldot know, .to a pawnbroker's' to get Out a watch the du p licate) 1 . ) v. "' ' 8 . 1- *• --e ''' ""` '-'' - I. 4 ' ' . rouQuE, over their infirmities in sileoce, it m u m be ciasoling $ . . „ 140400 Priormitof War demi**, late Adjuniiit•Mujor ' however clitleult or inelleiisiol• the sure may 4e deemed by ' mild ' of Which the witness had purchased. -: du 11th Resit. Francais d'lnfunterie Legere. ' other Praettoonen.. thto ht' a remit ming awl inful4ble method i 7. fb r s• 1 John Duggin, a labouring man in. the employment - 4.sik o irdw.- Dte. A Ist% they may he iestored io n:ieliiivi aril ark - none comiltutioo. • - "diva:, of the New River Company, swore that he lorigedat 4% s" is ,•; '... ~ :-. . ..: --,.. ' - A rersoin Disrider, frequently 'contracted in .a aro- • furl 4144 , itrrrpon, and r,vecy yperies afireoeseupo ' be bee° i Hamilton's, and slept in the same bed with Crones:, %.- • kit gisite:oonecessary to insert the whole ' ; A • the Theya 114.4.4 an d aever-fattata mode of trcattoesit, Fs a ' ' - isL. went to bed on the night the murder was COO* , - the titter which. w e reeeiied last s week ; but that i sto•attv removed, wi thal res.tinditeist itistAte ..* Eloissesis, "kb, reftted - about ten deem*. •He -did-set belie** iiheA ' trent - "A" g 4 .4 9 :*%4 War ' Irkf Ze-S 2 7 ..4 STR 'CIA/RES of,. the urethra nod Glic 4 : l : 4 4ftite)i, S.. • . to ' item ! I li " a ewdded.vo rare la. short persosi.44l4appl * - I, are I the Prisoner could gel seat without his knoidedge ;'•.. - : tiong*ktiso , - shalt give ..il n. e .. /Vaiafen!.:.4 4,o ler oo s e we ° , of the deities natt'° of r final five or six a them- elispeAn the same reosetlealli ":" '''' o de' o Owlng extract !OM it . f . •7- , whivi, caurbe , - gIPT•O in several gentlemen of high reipeetiounty„, cellar. . .1.• /1 ti,;.,,.:,. , stip) lafte beau Cured in m ver y pitrivid (•afTettr• barvibg•loo • ' '' %.' .• 4 French Prisoners of War on parole at this wear* th ., ch . f•iiteic o reo fat mem , ra. 9 , L i n Upon this evileeriet:Citriiiatiwas diseinsaged. - - •.• - ir ehpetredin yutfr paper -of Bus * nth To Marriekranahm, wlieseetrectmilef'ir si;.4 i i ehatal Abrii• A man of thenarne of M'Cormict, whb was In tire'? . - eke obsemation ...mule !opus! them by. Ur* . I P ,r t e d o tr ir : f ,:,: e 'l e , i , r a i ns t r i r fl e eP oo o h k " o ie , l ,, ir um bets by u .de vi re . el w ed , p .!t i,a m.s ew y tt eho ncet • ',- ' 9 1,. , , , r• MY house bn the same' night l *Sidi that Ike ibuld'etette- ' s s „ iltjts speech as Glairman at the dinner at lin their remedies . the geoveasapeatth is rea ‘ sysagtio l ud these. tailed, cognise any of the seven persons arke l etime hs, der: it • 'Head Inn, Sheffield, on the 6th install; i Pi.d i• u •F le .i nt s:T r i e . a2 ,3;7t e ri d d * Co. eb s ;lielibtely prrifesslng-the ea' Of these'• . i tts: r l t t iet srii, extesj y a , t l4 , -,. i in th toitrr.leorto-tolvytistritstallyynotL,. to i e . ~, si, la- cept Thomas Kane. ' 'There wereolmorroditiet be tlibl f t 't s altit when the mews arrived from . 11'014 n. , I II your house at the same time : smite ollikani were celled to 'a A for give their testfmony - opon this;oorabien, but liteSi - 111111 V Pri tiers i n Chesterfield, the whole of ;them dicier- ignorant empiric, think it but just ace •. theis it's to . state. -/' ti lo, i s im pita th ls e , s ar t i: a l v t e est te imo c n ou ia v ls in f ce riit ow nuse ., t ow .. '' ,Aii,.onat 4 re ra ideacip ha• now, " l ot appear. - • ' ":. ' • led 't they were wingless*: return to France, if hat they have be " P"P etIl Y vd" elli ' . liatsaa. 4 9 ) 40 even' brunch of th e profession (cerliEcales • ' firon Tarim" Lenox, a persoln • who budged .in the Itobseptisid, Wikilta4hl; 2• 4 oPPO , iiii4...luity:illas,d-,tabot4rke a re % a i e r s ms ted og itott ldas i t that on hearing the Stella, he came; dowtillA*l l lo ~Nis 't 011ie h ued to saw the deceased bleeding, and net beingablieopto:- et lteg,o,f - jfpo l i reet % baeossr twat public eat; m o or . r a yst r.. l ' i d t s er l e % .l 7„ ~e t _i t . Sies well fl a , , .-. _ _.,Th.,.....r ,, • ..‘ITIOIr' ?Ware • - torn surgieal assistance,. he washed Woottd•Slib iha e .', -- ,e - osor ' deny bier bevies uttered arty . having been led to dbeose; atiwy;intosierasedi boat if me. purpose or „ wog t h e w 00 d... • • • aini,fh i - 1 . . c.a tar give op .tire name of d rkilt i nt t e 4 : i t s tlt'‘i : .f • lP i, g nf t,,,et ti u r ; l ! . .r h6eli tintt i. =lie f All° , n vor ni- . t.os .. = • aline toe spirits , and applied hrtten Mier ii;iirfoisall iu ' - oil' dt 7 f - ',Affiliated to them, and ""' 4 f " th° l I renovation to P ut" .o i. 1114 , 44 . 11, mit a. :which Nlclielas Leonard WM, dist laa lame iawitiligielli7 ' ' " 'folk oirfilifisikid iiKeikiV4lolllA; it" , • 4 sr (o;l:esstastinossate oce eh *a toastite= . ..c • . is that company "in rhe house hiffbmottelt flight. Illtriseepelkl . • - e filltisolrekhoilis e c t igo t io. A : seaforlitg persons, they' oNer to them the less lerable pegt with which the blew wilsoirest was pricksast-.. i th .1 . ~....• i, - , • ~. ,••. . -, 7:„.... - •, -. ~ , . mho lef ; •Ibit the sateen retettiag from - . 10 ( 9 •• 19-. 1 .9 , - it .:.; 4 . V'::: 7* •.': in •': ; . i 0.0 • *fee," r thew to Me pratilee of She • knock It was very meek broils* olide•itase of - the bairtillf -,. , f segit .1 a •. - . '-• % : , , • • t aeutioneeg .-tittiy.rettseir pretends's' con- is me,. the deceased was yet : 10010ms te it. • : .491. Cy wi t Ai _ - d f 41 . - - : 4, .; ift' t"' ow. . ~ p l A 4l , ' • 14 , 111 it 4 ~ „: omotir - . 9 114 t edpvietteliewit emilidentsi wilts soling - The Vorthe Mogietrate impressed bli .dtsappeeklat, CjiOs kis s ' ra . • ) qffistj'ai I r a n i . iii . 1917,4 • , .sz Vtallt" 4ru 44 4,7 l wer e • L ' - • -et Intered lion at the colisluottof Mr. Cbensbersa the Higieiefi dieWLeethe - tilitpi Wf _=:. 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