The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-11-01 00:00:00

Ins . - --, g /' • - =two .1 . 43181114.4 N ,: Arum; 401111111rtell POLITICAL • ItETA LIATION. A great deal has latety been said in the . the Amerkaw, and in our own newspapers, destractive mode of warfare now waging nada, and in the United States. The ' have employed the most violent invectives Government, on *crowd of the burning et ton; ond other ,places, while we have set justification of these rtgorous measure% t retaisetiute ; that is to say, have alleged, that the defenceless i' and The trial ..[ Marlton* Susionho Th.aN .Orpoke and his wes o llitif siniting sittl, cruelly treatiog-inek perish appotititie; rewired Ins of WI. abd the thili tile! months. Jeba Parket, beaviatei mired. property,. Minn* 406,4 a irs , Schneider, Req. Soothinte win "prisoned in the House of - 'lli Court adjourned to (oeittsiber. ing and ransacking of '.' . towns, , • rying away of private property from our Pt 0410..014... Canada, began with the Americans ' and --tens....- , SIONDAY, ; % - • •• • ~ our troops have duce done, what Amities Charles tress was indicted he stesitybg toe • set $ .th, what property they have talten . from on board re ship Hugh Inglis, in tae I . number* of innocent people they have il4 r d Cs( being tinier wataton f barbornott e . The Dock keeper stated, that* ails .our Josh Inglis, which by in t the Wag Jodie lute custody Mabel been farad steali ng isiiii weatitir retalitan for the injuries the =nee was a Revenae_OWyerambourd the so &Oil us, ettd perfectly consistent with the . to-the Ista. ' consequence of scholia beard ois bused hew,. law of ustiorts. If the practice of sheddil -4 P • ft, inside his pantaloons, As: :a spunkily of (which was produced). at the O w , Wood in battle is at all instillable, I do iv ..• be th $ bls gwilt,•but said it we betted emir one nation has a rightwitire than another, initiate, Verstictoultry.... ... •. • • .; ,- ' — litoketilf lug from theoetnineyr aridltrescribed rules . - , so, - all ~ the t H - ugh Eventrd was indicted forblitimy, ill( on thh - Worit or de s truction . I cannot admit, mischief of which hoisamused, this weeki-net afford . they art. _ . ; 1.. . they wife, 12' first wife being liven. . of politics, . ro atinrel for the t being stses t i t t i sted, ithat limos' one people, who 'call theasselve; civiioed, a ground on 'which to blame the Oeternatent, - when are as • well acquainted with the science ould, in order to get the better of their neigh- it cannot he shown that it sanctioned his acts either end entertain .4 greet •a . tespeet tint sit w uat a n, ve i r itrie rile IN 1 0 ' f Mr. "e bad Pure mefi 1 dee . the established i Pri soner on tete into their head to copy the practices of by previoui orders or a subsequent approval. Aware laws of 01111011114 'sod 'the rights'ef particular States, 1 York. After ao *hat maw yeas. be 4:4 1e • t and barbarians, that the others have not an of the conclusive nature - of this f ac t , the Gaunter, se 4 as.the most c i v ilised and Christian pe o p le in F.orope.. and stated, 'bat be w . team) by barter eio , . be Hied In the family had quarrelled wiikhis . . tight le adept the same practices. The one attempts to shelter itself ender the -fallacies; 1 koppears, iedeed, that their so erior acquirements, u m . a f terw „ r th . „ 1 , - 4‘, 1 , gecoo du ma i„ , h e laid , • i g, in a moment of frenzy, employed an bistro- I tence, that the destruction of the houses at . "sent to cot his neighbour's throat, different from: 44 could in no degree assist the American operitt , 1:1* . :1 1 i'„of 'OW Ifir,otit , ~....,.....s h , ,;;._ 'He we. received by , 'll:l'adinn, tiis 'Una., ' `".'"' ...7 ' 4 " - mach trieeestteps sore • se that which, - in cold blood, he had agreed to use in the: an d that, when Mr. Monroe made this stn -. • teleyeds '7 lie iiiir nau s ea r eves! , - ageing. all their lei- , bar to marts him: She wafter; • i . perfortnatice of th is humane act, it seems to be only ; 44 he knew it to be totally. false." I leave it iskiket,iiiitisetliseas We envy the Americans beanie they: s„,. a of *MA die hold ewe eri irate epee . not long, however, married ; before hie ..11101r play that his opponent should satiate his thirst , reader to judge,.isbether 'the Editor of the Carrier • teensy and from envy proceeds enmity. Nor de lbe - the Most brataterselts, tiseareels that rtte' . human p in a. way, at least, as horrible and : or the American Secretary of State is entitled to the j, recent triumphs whieh. they...have obtained.' over flee., .tesert to measitns *veiled!. bias. us glve.. er MI- , ligiftbritle. Were the _party who hind greatest credit •or which of them is •• the most likely • 'fleets and armies, and Alto .iesimaing attitude they : n pro '.. to seek.bit revenge in a still more to be possessed of correct information on the sehject. ittiiir . in cenitequence assumed, appear is any . degree t the Peace ; and at length. in, niviatigatingbis __, life, fortunately for bee it was fdisernertM that 'wife living. The. two magiages were Termed by terrible seittivire, perhaps . something might even then ; ,(,)euld I suppose Abet-the tweferenite would he g iven ' . .lttistettseit . the deep rooted •maiible entertaitied against t sett who celebrated Mai,/ bly whit:hit /I Ilreffea 1 'be offer in his vindication. At all evtints,'llf the , , mike fprmer, I woold still maintain,' that' the bare i sternal by a great majority in this . 'country. Disaster • l il e o el i, h l i t s ect 4 11 1 e t : 1 :' e fe w a e t „ C t . i h i e t e r e g ' 1* ae r feldl6ll % Amerielies were* really guilty, in the..first instance, ; knowledge of these outrages basil% been contained, Mena to Imre no other effect thus to confirm popular In his defence he kart , that the Cosine eflise wanton and dreadful outrages of which we'ac' would prove nothing. It must be .distinctly Aeon :,prejudices" - - the public have no wish to be node... . r• ~ suit his assertion that he was a gentleaMlL re the Court, that he was a gentleman • t case. them ; if they set the example of devastation that they were authorized by the Geverneiliteklie- ceived,llo4 tketman that dares attempt to tell thesis - 10er- was Sta'or is the Covoty Mayo Midi ; aid and bartii,rity, of which we so loudly complain, and i fore they can be held as warranting the atellb-sre' the.tratis itisnie to be treated with contempt, and to i ewe that he lived with Mrs. Tiumoi fisemeriy, l it wn under w kik lee ter ourselves for the commission have Ildtain. As this is not even pretended 14.40 be- looked upon as a suspected person, who, lik e [had quarrelled with his father, who for a tinw dine afterwards went IMO We aunty. where kiwi. If • ve#o4o, lam quite satis fi ed that they Courier, it must continue an established fadt,tbeeethe • the 'satires Whose rights he defends, ought. .to be .'troop troop of D ns 4 that he had served ietipain at , .. . id nothing more than then deserved, and American Government wswerteC the first earebtoti : punished fife his laudable ; efforts: With such dispe..l4:sacn, and other lances. While he was with He had taken a particular friendship . fur him, lais •thistilltplreisch people s in place of assimilating us and coneequently, that we iiitanot plead their ett. 'Mins- it is no way surprising that the conductors , • $ . • be said, something superior in his monism. and to At* acid his Huns, or Robespierre and his bra- ample in jus•ification of our conduct.' It ..,' *- t• of our vile press find admirers. They flatter thfir,.. to him his trite patina. bks. 'Zeno* laid also, vadoes,.. ought,. in justice, to dratt'the comparison said, that the burning of Long 'Met • ,,,,, . passions, they feed their appetite for li es, .they , a xle test friendship for him, and alien ter raturnedi ;hot Mr . Mason was dead. he wrosebi Ate between these inhuman monsters midthe Americans plirates the American Governeinllo - liwi. '..,;. 'y ', nourish their hatred, and they re.kindlo 461 fury' • • 11 y Invited ,pim dog*" to Toole; and. VP' themselves. But there is a circumstances which, it ia• necessary, as its the last instance - fie pi • ' ' 4 eskesieeikt. '..iiieesiellibretser otter to recrusktn' 'i , be himself proposed Mat a ll her fo necessary, should Attended to in determining this. _deuce of their having.seactioncd-fibe t!. eat IpSitierettesicts riftswkliktet:' ....:%:,.., .; - ' • ' fusinell dint he should maw of; -' • -.1... -. • • ,• . - . • , • ~ , „:24 : • - .*. :*', •-.'• ' . ,e • Ant be might ape he emirely dope . tidaet seqier. important,question-.-.namely, whesbee,Abe acts end ' the coot:Woe . 4googalipast it. • • ....: . _ l _ ~ _. ~..........• -- - ' .. ‘ ittioninirdlso, lie sa4. earned en *Mum deeds of the Americans, which serve-itaeer: - pite for verunitsit has repeatedly declare*, 'Mit ibis asedratc , •, ••• . - . • . pod a letter a few daytimes, . hieb die_ es . 9Thiffir - _ ifit: • est affection for him, Lie (fait his , ' ' 1 '' . ' rbitli . the dreaddil revenge we . ltive taken, apirselsinisoristd, , totally unauthorized ; and te she* theiiintire 400 p. • . ) ~ living, but be mid she bat reoottace all pt._ or.afterwards sapctioned, by the Asorktos Gosserni i probation of It, they sittlioesed sip the - elipllC v "-illilder -ii : . ' . -• ' '''' ll . l "' l " . kiln. Verdict —Guity„ . e „. *- : , ' We'd. If it appeared that these cruelties were cotn.i. whose orders it wet petfeeetek - to lia.:. Med Ili' tilt ' 'Thomas Ka rp , wbe was eseenred yesterday, was thewm of . George Park siod . llarry awe were capitally- , Milted, In consequence et an order from the Secrew . laws of his country,:; %. "I‘llll.loslsi the • * r) . t Ver u t,l4 s '`', i v ll : 4 lZ, B a us n u h ll'g i : - r P lasc a r , 1- stseriniu who , . Mary ti, It, in Surrey-street, in the Strand. en Lary it War, or any other person holding e ‘ rripsinNiAlust was the result ?, .11111:‘-jaiffiste(y co . " ...'lll«bbugh Is Lamb* dreaskstaiteesi: Mr.Sharrs cbilineirt stand& Seplembrf ISt,' ant Arai* therclu a quantity Of Bible siteition in the Govermusog, then there would Supposing the officer iihreillei: of the chit *. ae.; horgtorpotiarbreakiag and mitering the dwellnig4s :11.jek Illt re; Probity; anti *sober, religions dew:war; and no Man, panel, of the True of (.1.. . Mir .. be no room for doubt: the question would be do.. ' would the Courier say ..tis this? Weekt; be Viva .U. If i at t aten n w ea l ai s," : " 4,: cl e lf i lv :bil i 4 ch w i r e ste a s im :C iat t ,lt; as iOlet on Zwo s i c err a oug in til,,lses t ilibnyin ffie t il lel riotalystas ' tided against the Americans, and Great Britain stannolie impudenee , to • ttesert, that the - , 41401.4e4dieftd- crimes bi , as ... igMmilninits death, wits always froward, town watch, sribie . 41. she property of. ,Clisa4,b,, , lsrlisg e .- itertidtted in the eyes of the universe. If, however, i'ooght to be hel d ant i ) " . hle . and the I l a e l d t i ".. ale J h P oe ittk e l , ai lhat nE ir i gk lter asbd Col t rete i r s i e to i lit en go a i d n 6ce gt ed e t h ew ime la w e 'l l:I:l i t * d" ;t i rs. na ft474 being called, depussed, ' It should fern opt, that neither Mr. Madison, nor ;ailed with . the most drne ' rel o f allf . eatbatittesf Worked thr Mr. Utters, of Wes-Holborn, (or th e . mrs; qoaiMed with the Prisoner a short dulls • ' . . i_uditidlual eonnected with , his Government, di....; because the tribunals established by !ail; begi-net • ii"i reekleittit bb 3 0 4 'behavi i rr a illv a rts io ni s cis i r ie l et tidatl e his poor itt- .be made i t I witi e lit i;r a ti li a n i u r t h Ave a •• weeks= , •-• •ur indirectly, issued such an order, • candour! considered the evidence sellideet tierowelette sy lte b . h e p 'a itisi time tu freent a low p liiir.h:netru e :ere Ilia reol, Y ;hk big a each of his to ann.'. et 84. 'Compel - Os to acknowledge, thtit we have been cuffed ?Of what consequence is it to t rif s 's. sr •erat Left, and this herniae k il ls 'bawl . ..There be slw left London, ' house in New Noilbjkl> - - 4.1"1ff 101441-1118 Severe censures we have pronounced moot, or.how.fee-is it held im 'l. plipeted le the eiampasions ; - , us a apt, foliation 'the the . , ' .-,- 41Itlii*OriCa 41 Go verment. alit .if,-upon Car- A.Cllll44lthialit ..-.. ...„,a, Asilialiy, we nod, that every thing has been done inueceet or gamy ? E:, as* -.. - --4. 04.... • • that Government which prudence could dictate, or duty, when they- delitret up the scathe* . to which we ourselves could devise, to soften the rigours ,by his Amigos 2 AVhe ' lidelketefrnkleAt• of war ;if it shouldeppear, that the American P , Asia, aliticipstiog thedseadful evils c0n5eque ..,..;4400 sof lost iiiry ,- adoptki preraistionary • In 'Older td *meliorate the condition of' the ..tip well ae'the boat/ed; if w' should discover • .where any thing contrary to the usages of • - of those violences iiiseparable from a state fate, occurred, the individuate engaged . :pr who may have exercised any unnecessary , :'l:wera brought to trial s or punished n for the • ' , lkeiety of • their conduct.* 'lt's I say, such she '; • pear to have been the limy in which the . • refarnaltut have acted in such cases, it wi c,' ' , ,'peettible SO condemn Mr: Madison upon just N.,e - - toctlearus of those charges of cruelty, ha 't • • , wanton precipitancy, which our neighbor ' - lavishly brought against us. The Courier, :i 4 OS ewe hireling tribe of journalists, followie . example, have stated, that, " from the first .ion of Upper Canada. by the American farce., Brig.-Gee.. Reg, they . manifeated a disposif. marking Olt, as objects of peculiar resentment, %yet subjects of his Majesty, and doominr property to plunder and coallagration.". l -T Americans invaded Upper Onside, after broken out between the two countries, is •:: ..- s -aanuot doeht ; but that they should behave . • , - matiner bere.pointed oat ; that they should visisse l . ' essliar realitesent towards some of the inhabit ants ' merely beemsee they were loyal subjects, and - their p, E: t. 4. y to destruction, for no ether reason thelvrAltteolsed to their lawful Soisireign, • • • ... •• we reee \ of seXpe6t; American Ministers haw. shown to &it diernment of other States, II straotdinary daeation ef the people to their fiticailistititutions. The charge indeed has been • , absurd, by the' Americans, that they . bay *feigned to notice it, although they have , • met all getteral . and undefined accusations w • alhlyd denialc mean explicit call upon Melt *teetatly atifeles la some tangible _ niePallhit i Wlagiy.way Of *tenting calumny its proper Niseteeerreptpress ohms p ‘ ret to , 4,0101&.,_ i .*lPlttein , *Ott .t . , the inky, 0 -idigilig intent , ' nol.'eol; , to• rest • their -.Omer seatiestWes; but to AM* adoption lit those ' deltifictive measures 'have las attended' ear naval and military rations. )t was said, that 'the proceedings • ,Adtericens at the tillage . of Newark, in Upper .aads,, eters sharked' with sets et the''• atrocity, such .sia !Visaing and destroying .. 'Amities and adiao:•, 4 4aildiags el Allolloissitis fisabitants: c.• . .. 16 ' ii 4111 hardly be' eredlied," the servile writer of thrkeourier, 66 that in ~,clemency of ts Canadian winter, the troops `, s ion calling.itsNf civilized • sad Christian, gibilts And eliffeitfthe Atka rof a pretitst, • .. . Ar, tub .r- - 7 ILO, IR .~ a• ' :~,~ f }ys .~.:.; :X:J~' tom. • . tea. • fled: eV haft. plat 5i e irei..___,. Mrs. Christie. a ' iiii similar, oftitimuirer 0101440;241 'r nIC 4 ' Ibt pre•nit rk ft --• iota -o' ll C•iplAt ,s H t • • • • • • • '- •.• , • • 2 . " • 2 : I . . . " 01 • •I • ~ • - • •••• 1 • • • . 4 1 • * . , A 4 1 , ' t • • • • • • • t • , . • •- • ' --•-- - 400 - bitidesi • - • •liiiireMkrren ta quit their divot. ► /A , • - ''' .. 1 liAi47l , atis. , liege, and to be the •alitsrnfid spictatbrawf the can. --11 1. -- kliii ' * 4 '' -. l" • l e i end becalm u' . • stint.] flagratien and total destruction of di that bele . . , , eptaticls panithrielat 1 t t , , ii, billeted, be ' t ,_• •to these." . IlYlegis thie writer ',mud ) . hi thfaili • • ,essfeyekettorda tleit'd •_ 4 . ' ' ' ..- • • • ev - . ght Ie i • ee l critical:= l to lament thweeenes he Ms 66 • he. .iott 1114$ 1 4ted. in obit • 1 : • ..3 0 , 0 ' slid's, end that , s :. ,: oni ! French, in • tirally ,be took special cirs'not to IS ei . ;CI ::i. ante so ini ' .., ~ , ~ lable, and so . , .pens, shone 4 Isis readers, that the village of Ne vi s t , esee• , ~ , ~ - ,• ‘ a6thorie ~'', • ~ r•-,euthority, is PI tging in Ca--! widow to Fort George, that it was scarcely ' • . con -. , ' • baij set up in a two former 'to carry on military operations at that plate, s l ' :f the ' ' . fit - , ifter-ive have In.. /a" i against our of a...defensive or offensive nature, withoet s - . - • • ...k.,-, • ''''' -- • r_A.,, 1 t—ii ***ere fo form • , at Washing- lug many of the surrounding buildings: A ;*'; .4ii itm : lb . 1r7.. .4 ' . *poi what this prosti.. f. e _ l l ‘ let up, as a iitgly, when it was said, that' this :Americas , • .' • • , • Isls • • . .plipt fail to con. ac , the plea of commanding at Fort Georg*, ' lord el. • • . ti , 4 • • most ,Isarhyseek. — ,t,tr most immoral, ; I" let the burn, bounds of propriety, be- Sustified himself - a' • t unfxdtivited . tece e for men etisting ,%,, and the car- grOuntl, that the measures he fad taken were . '• - *.ilisi face of atise Forth I lift - 4lth. all their all Provinces in .tially necessary to the military plotts he bad ed 6 !,• Aithewlence," and -ill' Asir silage liteperisities, we 1 , that what it is plain, from an ensioiry. haring been ord . \ :,oe not perceive thitt%altelr Mese' _ilea* been so s they ha.. the American Government into this of fi cer'sc • 1 Aptupidiy pesoiltitatts •as either to *them the lobe- n away, and that it gave no authority to act rigorously towart th e ibitatite e of the covet*, they irovadmi l ',gond the 1 fra l tare ruittedi inhabitants of our States Butichatestablishesth be- . tititecike of the la .- t to treat these as if they 1 • neh. or un- yond all controversy isi that, on this very occasion, the hid beets t . , * . 4 „ • :. `. Kra, in - open coisollloo .i HI s they Aliad Arnerican- Minister openly and distinctly dlsserseed 'against the ' ' already itlekled io vii- 1 g I establistfed ell intention of carrying on war contrary - to-therlista- i dently tdo . . . elusions drawn'by the '.iii ding-human bashed practice of civilized nations. Sup ‘g, 1 (pier;• , • the humanity of thillbsise.- * not see why therefote, what does not even appear to be th , vicuna ; 'o • to give a 'candid n ~"' : 411 ' s-. -11 •in i d , ':. . • ' • 4 ,of deviat- that the American o ffi cer had, lb this initiate, bearing to ago:: • ~, , lees have published. itt 1.4 m of carry- guilty of some violence, Or had even dole *lf . the their own dgetfte,... ' tk `I soon be convinced, that soot admit, mischief of which heis.amused, this Wookl-oot -afford . they are neither - ba • '"••"•'i nor inhuman.; that they wi ~ l* ' Capable he rigours ,by his proper Judges ? Whe ever 'Woks, oril#llollt. Cistkiwi/109. At Beethey,lew slitores pressed beta 'lce corollate iiepalred, and had glyett .- .to Mebane to . ... can Presi- ', in g them, after this step, with the judgmentlkae• dielvtot sled teer nevem al all dest - reelvoo• Of the Pirate hurt tie ; her fiawre l6, whi c h Or did not do, al " bet athnti l l a d 'trent on a ; may be proitdonted? Would the Coy ~ , .. . • ~y risti zba e Go other ipti ffeast of Persta es_poo : orate r d e mo Ca a rol ud i an oe , sal immitnee led to tiand asain a il w y b or b 1 fu T r t his he w w m a s teb the , ma bot teiiii dtd pot ioss r olli t. , ee . bootee . far she , .. . rierlett oon measures, ' us to believe that Ministers do inflame* Oft o invaders of the Judges I Doei he • tneao toinsintratei• -It' . -- .aid abate os IsZ - vrarth pesik saa ll110 ; 0001 , escaped . Froas eake lla o nd . a t itt il ihna Geo p 7e rter F ie letcher the p m: woo ds siegu . st i : e llog.7 . 4...,,,. .... . 1 1 %! . ... I ke a. , ' 0 : 1 , 4diidd t• . angst,. awl: -tooh paw IN sh e ex p. coa l s He deposed die le had acted iwthe , ~.. su „ c , over, that . Juries are are not beyond the infleeecer Si i - • • 40 1 0 - • -4 .4 war, any thou ?If he does not ; if, as he always - - , 7 . • elletdit Mord the Glialiarter, obere,onee six mooch,," 4 .0 Mrs. Larking, Clifton, ' ,514 - • .Nelpapit . Ike ~. -.'!_ wiss i rod le Ike monnecesof illtt. Meeting his soother of the Bristol mall. life mold . , .ar_ttbil was. ' : s to of war.. ,he entertains a high opinion of the integ ' 2 ' 7 • diis berm nted wittr kw. gnu niare. to Leightea-But- i once gone by the Aisoe oBll o l 4 i o . l % 4 9 11 t,kee " • --• in..timse, ' Judges, aid a reverence -for the Trial - 8 • I batik a' ttlisated courses coatibuire. del reeeiessa se He loot bees in restedy•svlth .....:' • . o'. ;' , a .'t. ple wswri e ',Ow l& Mo t e m ew * he p r t ar s w d * ca f e •1,... I" ln onosequeore Of the eteeteedietsri SIP dilirea y severity, ; he considers it a direct violation of the C , he impro. to interfere with their verdicts; u r 4..• . I. ~. boa. and obtalbed Teoy dMs forme .aster , ht - r „ J oon . o f &ace MI: witness gave, the Racemes wised be , poiso .. . . . K a th a r s ., *t om h e ited t itatt 'sac forglecn.out of respect 4eZ,_ . should ap.. ciple is irthat the American Goiernment should be : wards fah' wise fwedm, to whose aw,no t er this urren . enee. T he nett Witness was a man named Juba Ratner Wife ... i .. 1 - Is writ finned e a ssday with sir .i that he did not hoow Swinton-that be knew she ' American blamed, and the people. punished for shoring the-IT: ow o rm a 4 .l . 4 . 4•Hurg4 P lllll " .; while them he robbed a nell.:, consu l t ed b ias as u f rien d - she • • r o l l •'' ice will he im- • same respect for the decisions of their Jeogies, *Mk . Isseteaot, who WO in the aseselteine wherrhe did, foe oaths, and that black nags while, but she wield convict * 4,„,, t grounds, the same deference for the verdicts of• their , TnrieS t -be , sow Apprediesded, 'Med at the Old Bailey. and Swinton $ and if his Lordship, and the Geodes:sea .attt to seven yaws voespeekti os , ,Out t ai, hi, father acquitted him , she would hlow his trains out.. . • • barbarity, . How caw we censure sr punish the Anser/4104 . _ „'epeits.L dipuje fo li t oaAsib I. I ;ours hate . these grounds, without mustering and pentelfeer OW- • anted , ergot* sided by bloc . Alter more evideace uf A siege' sort, this grimes Ira , . *Weenie demeanour, he pre- , • ordered from the box. • • • •• • k a .t • • " 41 : ell j o i e m o , is di p e rhk ip f or , aereas • Mrs: Larkin } bring crenate*, denied goof *sin_ %, grim*, and . Government arid the people( of this scent' • ?.-.., . - mega db. 40 edisg its.. Let the Courier. or his admirers, enswir - nes- : 0 -Ria m i lmag ez• • . ''''''` . foie ,Ibe owe o r e h es t u s w a y a r m s pa ret ni g g . Mr. Shel,on we Clerk of the kresigns, Sites On - • wov ,l find ilia.; times, if they can. Another *found. of - eel, under 4 /tied by corruption agsinst . the American , basu. toet ti w eii esene s prho u o ied . ro nei rsr a : .:pr eo p e rrse , trva nted tio . o witch th e irnt grimes, to artibtol like Ille - • . Quills enedeet woo net-Idea mended. He sees after set.A.:Sad deposed. ' that be•k era - Beeler beaten* hillumwe • ' offer Mauls At was but ashen dine herr, before be *estrus *ad a wem oot to he believed open east, i. sosition of ; meat, Wild 41‘11 burning of St.' David's. • ep.• reesteee' an a dirge of boast -braskine, and acquitted res.?' Jewel more evidence, oriltratimfaihnue jde Ora% .. anent, aU , pears, was• done by a straggling party Of shddieth s erbium.; ••111e sh. abtalwel work with Mr Bygnrese , heard in salllsaft of th e de fr eresuiltle;:,: - .s.-•!::: , - •,: • 'Users Unman. adolliere Plaited Its though serge irre- Tbe Recommit twweedett to the • • - 1. - .*, ••• . . ping their ; who finding themselves (reedfrom all constaiditt r ebn- t , w lir healed kis to his MC He left b 6 tal o a. , i n . out the smallest hesitation,vetureed o ' • . '- 4 .4That• OW ceived they bad a right to , plunder and destroy s estery i c ___..._,,,_ We Itriehold, etar Woburn , where his "other 1 . - *lf bad • thing that came ie. their why belonging tn . ' , . leen,. ,rs4 4 7 l l 7 d rettlw. ► l l e irk" blvilited libLeitt° 2l e in Xrent • - NIA KRIM) • • , rs at thie poor be honest people a fact we Hare we not heard of thousands of seat , ~ -in I . nuovelievei',..eir m Arrne seed to. the houses cot' soma re- Ost lime 9 0 th Inttiot, at hlwakitura Yliarebi.,wecr 1 1991 4 ! . 1 Plellttioarbti. Esq. of London, to Cedia'a, reaped tee in the the recent war en the Continent? And • : ' ~,, 1 aPeetableaeighbaera• i arJetrinia VOlier, la- of Coattails , -new Dahlia • I 4 04 . - 0 0 0- newspaper in Europe dwelt with end . i 0. she day 14 Aespitilll skew Pair, those maul dirk . • • ' - , ••■•.. . ' : fusilier boat ghat up 'hob . hue% and m i lt: to the fair - ------ ••-- - --- -•-- - -----------'-- . - *habitants . etrocitin committeti by loose binds .• . ,i mm i„...,, ertainede2l4 , uaajj aos. ,„„ uvo . vev „ emu i Onseevros Sew Critics only are sow left so *dr (print w . .. sad doom longing to all the armies of the bell*" .- T . tr i b i : lt anemo f i l T se robbed they ta i k .l bta . wa l ettet . Shiljta i o) of that scarce, interritiag, and gaffe hmoily • . -' ,- - ingese i Jai narrowly rained a large ' htiotT in the elides Be (w)th t h ih 6 11'1' I " lrit ''..,, , :.'""„P•rgrait °I We A " hur- • . eases than who . ever pretended that any of thi -• • - •• 9 slepi'm die itore,and Crows Wobarn and early nest woreiee Vie w "' "f a i n t Pl "' . '"'" e " • '' - • ' .'; Ire* is flockliff, NU* irae l ith for iii !. and tool; the Lrishtoa A GUIDE to ILEA 1 ; 111 ; * ill' . 4 1 44 W ta- ." 4 o is what or any of the nations to which t . v nows any E . ties of marauders belonged, shone,. ' - .ls .* ' • - -coach, that dew" •Croits keys," St. John-street. tittiehlte L7li. Sexes, in n variety of Camptaists. - • • . .., .. ilstßat Ili :. F riday preceding the murder. Hs vi. la- } n. etamintis, ai,en; . , - re always responsible for their acts, as•to boarteents ' _A - •Is ~ . , 'shed his ' . •U'erkenwett Bsidewell, and on Twesdref Cdtstalnlng n Trealisewit Fraud* Divea..e-, Nerverfetielet i, and the protection of the law of nations , witcrtii .• ,1 / 4 ; •- .f . norrai*lar• , , •. . tewitsumet. wWv Iles* caaiden-town. pacitoudrinc CoMpluibis i also Generui Itcessrts ew liaise X-. Pieteed, and tber' went toge th er i s 4 rases with which ihe•hassan ts-dy is mot freptesttv stlitchdi •ir own pa- suffer for crimes which they weld speeches* • ,, • or.' sl a t ed "tr - • •• 4. VW ili S ' . heditresdke*Seutgrytia Ar tr a perswo f explinlaiag ilwryorplaays. avotie a (remittent, slid reutedia oi l ?en held so prevent ?- It was ensurgh that the - - i - . Tonsil . recites. woe _aboet to to i properly adapted Wreath respective romplaiat. lave never made to suffer. in ordering this, t e • • ,• • - iii elstiostta r :c Ma ti m e Is htth aorr k To w bleb it unnezed. A Dissertation on the. Potpie** eil unifoi'mly whom they belonged did all that w . ; km fige sews of gbh 4,f ~,o, , i r i t ib et y totem% it 074 , 4 Urns Hill turd of H turd Cistkl4l*liiing4 *ha ass EA* 00* A Wbebrir4ol4 *OWN" stereos* sell tamfly with colliery t ivhsp a .. Yeovil t and a Discourse an lutputenus in the . /elalt e3 6.ss with a dig'. on them tw do, and all that could , „ . •-tentateraaeferber, Ito as n .years old-his wretched mother, SterilitY•br start- a ne 4 'Wilfrid to Feln" l "% . it "" list 11 .41 ,....7 ' it withers required by the injured parties.. The . a n d at u t r arb er , and shirt, vie w ' p re y ti, sorrow the and I illustrated with is variety of authentic tarts Dever before 1 .- ! shape.-- ...cerement word ' precisely is the a.' -, kopeks* and 'sieve. -The life of Ids grandfather and mother lishol• • 0 . . ri , ~ ~,.2 , l {l 4lBlzirecl lttitol it i sl n s eliber , p oe.4.wal gs ine d . b ebruw r d i el e storeh et ielrrasis hoetrawls w. hu rti, al, Liarhi t r, atan d emets h aeuruira r e i • ,Lo • ri • l T i lle ic htzt . ner ult ra 4i tive nlau la y k inevl eep atve theas tbe ind ud in y lie fi n , l o d i t/a ti lumny bad officer whe-had elm chhrge of the per pretended +St.. Divitre , iritr etiMesirredfrom the • ~•„,. ! - Whet an interview ! huet he aislilte faithful adatialition of a friene." ulvfo i triely. , ~-,- 4 4 American a trial for hot preventing it." I think , t an a l r " r r esod ' Th O g p l i i a Pre"! ~ .. Inu• tea toe merely one rift", hat eves ' 1101blvi, " t / De l .4.,. T he e i r ,.,,,, 04 „, u . 5 .,, o tt i or %i s aaafassia ._ a. A . 1 .4 futets exposed. 4teteri thouAials trot" ' 11,g et rercitr. on which arbitrary stretch of power.. No man Ariel '. ' be ji bal, iiiesoft v xra bi r i a d s riegiter a sazedotia trial ,Societe at cei - i tn -- vi ; trie r ii ru b Irt i,r t ru llr ib r se hl t l i osi tini v ig he i r ., :=l:l:l, :‘ . yi... 44.4 ,..4%,.. i. :,..., o warrant punished withedt a trial; however • great st ' • 44. sures that seer palpable his crime. Ire Oleic at con ike *we (4 . 11 Y• esdelil this nohaPeY•tea. were Vsad ad 'Wahl ; T " .1 " 1 . 1 "'. e • ' 4 1 41 1 4 /. s " . .. hce ,_*“? d '... P r e e l i l v b " 16 ._ it .... *ad u mfgre tallest. ninth sad drams household there iv nut it I , 44 . 44 ' venl o b r '‘," he Y " r e e ide nu " s m i r ..,, ll ""e". 4 ,r, 4 , l 7. l l 3 ,'. 4 „, g u i "'lt: itary opo- - tics is opening.* dune dud - easy teed ta • film, feAred . isk . heavy caprices auk " ay lbw inss ihusue wut to. deloiled of either sea as the " Meet Friesad, It WO they 1' Letehtun, being reverted by rich sad stior i tlitsugh it is to be ' . - "--.." -*.... -" ''...9" ''''''.. r... -- - '''.:. t am Igs - of the and I On'sorry to find the fact admitted.by " millyouia him. • • ' . ; cumuli without repo-nee, and with itsured cuatidt•Die of 515! Upper C 9.• . rican Secretary of Stile.' Bet eigreVdt ' , a* *Mk i . • . fob.: This is thattrovisine, the •ge•ulted *limits of whi•li If 4'-geeeteet officer's peoishatent was by this befeell , a • - .111K1' • • - s .-4 ''... • - slender nulls 6.f pr , indite caging hear . As flails prevalispciitt the tom- justice, the Courier writer week! hay, it , . ' Mrs: MotruvAte has performed at Brawl* -and .144 ' 1 ' 661v ' ard "" tenons an left-to their owa jatig AN , ; - , owl thrlor sown experience, ', . • maws ' in- that it was not half' sever*. 66 Was theta* . • ?votive ( ' great aPpladle. , • • ' • I.onclini: Printed for the Authar ;-And sold by Saii. Cel 01 : ia , hid, " ' Said pottishemat," he' asks, . 66 feet ? ' • 'an - ' ' .. • - nA . I •.. . The Pm mit ''' 4r big' g n i nti l l•i l iiiki j il oo to RV , , 113. lisertod s tbserti.muti• N ee l. ‘ , :an d j„ n „, p ater cooter•rur , in the lee ',eaermity id. Thanks to the , ui... by,ill Ilibireelletv in the United Kingdom. --..- • • '4lf kiliel . Briall Atfitilliti Bradley), convicted' at •No lasothati Owe Hundred Thousand Five noodled - tior"" _ _. , " o f o 00 ., th ou *ie. treated lie .A .. - ~. A .. , that last Winchester : Assizep, ...ors ce lior he i o ni f h ol i, reob f 9 j rase i ng. nftioloranst ,_. ...'_.... trite t.• t_.• i_eidt_hhave been Printea, • ? :SI. . 1 • .41'10 from the is to had men- it Wall•lMlllnilisered • - 4 41 0 M0' jade trespOs, • - , • ietpt Ile has ' . _ •ON DOW-:: P . • ' ands Published be D. Lisivitst.. et , - - •.:4 1 1 4 T,0/14 11 09teafit•Irt'Whieltaliani 1.- I . 4 ~. i i . •• • • • :4 . 1V . • ' 1 7f .- N . .-r-,..efT;;;;sl 7,4 ,- 4 ' ; ... 4., .011 1 • 1 .. 1 1,. ..r.f1i.131e(r.. , ;ear •,.. •. .. . • . • .... • .. , • - f • " • i e ,1 1 ~ , 4:. 1 i - c -, I , 4 .... 1 • ".` ••• •••••' •.. ' -•-••-,: ... ' . - . , . . • . • . l• I ~. - - • . • . . . , ‘,. i . .. ... . , - .. . . . - . .. . .:. - • . . ' •. il ..• .. • • • , .. . • • .., • •. 5, ,-. • I.: red - • ,•'. • . c . v• ; , ; ,e , „. , • , ' • .* • • 14 1...,r i ' 4, , i: II ' l . - ''''! '.^ ' • . ' • . . , . . ' i 4' . . ' . .' . • ' ' .AlllllllllfftlfhllstgkifL # . l ! : Alle . . /cr'1%,.... , C _ 4 !".*•:d4,L2.1. 4 •• ' • ••' • -- 7 ._ . . _.. - - - -- - „ _ .._ - - - - • - At • . Pa iiiireMltrren ta quit-their debt. Sitielitsf; . . 141. 4 . - ,.. : 1 ... 1 . , - ;' or , 41 . - . ".' .• s ii,h coatis. , . ' .',.. iIIIDDLESEXLESI62O O iim._ „.c - •• . 1 ., • m eseirefal spictatersef the eon. alkSolt • • . Mt ; •,,.. 4 , - .I "'.. ,i i ‘ r g et l;Cia eg " e lse. t . ,Th e we r ant * far s on * .. 1 , .• - t • , il destruction of aft that bele. .. 'stitch paniihtimer MI I V 4 l• ,ir r's_Jl, • t LI ...... i Selfeitstia se i I .• . ... • , . • • 1 this' writer aireeted , i in think . •• OW Pettit& Ossed . . • ,„ -. ' - • Ottirt "'P . .• r hea " .rpaks and h i s wiss *l / 1 ;;`%• : mu ,' •'' . o .. ; lament theeeenes he Ms ila . he n .lie kintilicOteti: in Oh •• 1 : •• 4 iis . ' lid's, end that a. •... 1 • • 'iii t . • 4,, ._ cruelly treatii4-4te es e, 7 - TP!! . ~• . he took spatial ciennot to * in ;CI • 'I• ance so tai ..., . , ..., •.. lable, and So. la a. t i n g_ . a • ... -.. ~ - •• v.-authority, is Pull° aPinitkitee, Jetts . eel 2 o' ro: r• be village of Newevit4ol* . , • _ ~•atithoriz ••**, , • sine 'et' 101. end the nife tele • .)?-r • , ..,• • halal set up in• ',Norge, that it was ealletiliTy • • . • con - . . , months. . - •-4• il •:4's =t tt . -.4 II , .. ~ e ry operations at that place, . 1 , r i . - ' :f the ••' flit •• • eflw•-efe havi In- - • ).,, ' '' 4.: .' s • • . A.' 'i • t..,...4iwi r * er i i f t , k m , Jolla Perkt, teuvietedi sit joist* - '. - 1 offensive nature, withoet ~ • 'veirit rt . billies .- ,alt surrounding buildings: A ~;; .t i k., Schneider Bee. Southspite wet esse r i es ti 7.. Nil - lb . il* ' ... .4 7 epoii whit this prosti.. Pt Pe l's agiSets .: Adle . . I S mid, th a t' Oa ', Americas • :' - r 7 • , .10b • . • .essit fail to c0n..., _ _ „ - , . . • • . molt IterlOote* * .* mos t a mora l - , poisoned in the Herne of t,orrect . ios, .• . Fort George, 'kW et • • •—.... '., The Court adjourned to T- •„ • s, t laity, be justified himself , .• ' - , t unadtleatted tape ,fs .mss e*isting 'November. ' . .* ' 7t " .. : .- 5- t I measures he fad taken were • • . lierAliti face of stbe petit" 1- siss' - '" - '• ;with. ill' their • ' • . the military platts he had sde !,- Aiiimince, , and itlisie retie t lll'oliettsitieov we 4,0410..11:tire. •.i.....- an enqeiry having been ord .;si.. not percents tlitt%alteir rakes ' bah' been so l • refitment into this of fi cer's c - ,etopitity precipitate •as either to *them the labs . • MONDAW'. •s• .1.1 , -Ist.!; hority to act rigorously toward, the lisitsitite l of the couatries they • imeadmll l Tit Oriel the !.. harlot lien was s :.ndleted h i" sinalt.ild' idat T • 7!‘i: •; .....:' .: 1 team on board re to Huglnglis , se the f r ot to' 44 States. Butishatestablishes tidbit,: . xiiitecibae, of the la .- t to treat them as if they) 'roe Dock keeper stated, shatee•ace; wet • ..4. - ..., . .. •sy is, that, on this very oomislon, the hid been t . • * . 4 ., :„ ' . ects, in - opem enitellion .i il Inglis , s, hich hsyin i tbe fast latlt e - ,.• ,.• . ,Rev Into custody whs .:met hod been bone Suak i n .• .. t ✓ openly and distinctly disavowed :against the ' . already Welled is vii- 1 per was IL CAW AO IlApird i t trz t ~,,,,- rrying on war contrary - to-theresta • i dently eio , . • elusions drawn'by' the . aware or whallee ea board he •,,-- • rr i of civilized nations. Sup ‘g, t ('w'r'ier,. • , • the humanity oft he; littildf•• daulAe his routalaunlis 'b.; 'a l iii n i444 .Y Or . 1 • s alu ries not . even appear to be th , deans ; en ~ . , - . ..se• l 7-- '''Tl • '` ' .'./ . ti . .....A/A. I wtnct was produ F dl. v e , officer led, in this initiate, bearing to wglit- • „ j Ives hare . published. iti+Verdict-4iiiiky... • '.. '. .• ' ! i . .. ' Jen , ..:, ~ .. ith N pt iest tenets, or had even done all . .the their own deferfer,': •' v . soon be convinced, that - '. --111 °Itle*7 - 2 , '" -: •-;- , .- . - -i- ••'' .. • x,,,4„k. , sigh P.verard was indicted tortstplisy s • : . •' • , heis•atxused, this ireoldnotalford ' they are neither . ba • .; i nor i nhuman, that they wife, s• fiat wife . b e i ni li v e n _ hto blame the Orrernitient,'when are as, well acquainted willi•.the science of politics,. Irtie his for the Prosecution maltd4 OM 1 r f . • '.i..4 it that it sanctioned his acts either end entertain at greet •n. tespeet doe the established dad a ; Prisoner was a ve• Y atraciese use. He had • 1114 ' • tuation, m the of Mr. Timm, rw sw , o ,,,- c sor a subsequent approval. Aware laws of gallons, 'aired 'the righttef particular Slates, 1 York. After ea ails& some yews be rem ma fir . .... iature -of this fact, the Ceorfet, re.,' es-the most civilised and Christian people in Fiurope.. re dit : l it I s htlitir hwakeian lean alinkitl , • r itself ender the -fallacious; 1 is_appears, iedeed, that their su erior acquirements, fiat aft ",,,,, rde. „ 1 .-4‘ .1 , g eljef WO ,n , ' C i t e d 1 1 i itruchon of the -houses at . - ~ctiinbliied with an emit; I' to liberty, is the rank in life, and bad been in the army fir nee assist the American operet 4.11•:rio 'Ore Veit k • i r cdestantly elite math we, . received by , '.7.llelidenn, his T..n ure • math frtendship t mild • m , . 4s t. Ir. Monroe made this st n ‘, 7 . 010 V iodur'isitersips r press, ' 'ageing. all their id- i bee to marry Mao; She lac oftworKl ••• •'' •: ' * totally.falte." I leave it td.llllo,o4llntiatee. We envy the Americans because they a of ohielt die had Mice isi *Wrap* ,'1". ""' ir e not long, however, inardet, W ere he , I Whether the Editor of the Contar! fetus, and ' from envy proceeds enmity. Nor nor 4bo- the Most bratalernel4, iiseentels that the its Gal iecretary of Stale is emitted to Ilke ', recent triumphs which• they_ have obtained- over der., boort to memans :thotesiitiet. bias. is give. • .• A A . whie . li of them is • the most likely • leets and armies, and_ Ate Apposing attitude they te pi fo n r c t e u:su a t ntl for ie l l arrit h v i t4s iaii ' ld es t e :42 l..pe t w ili6 e := by .* : .. 4- .3.. . --- Bri 'correct information on the sehject. lisiiii in clinkeqbetice assurneO r appear ie uoY•dfgrea 'wife , liyM g . Th e . toe . .bat• the preferenim would be , given il he-lessen - the deep rooted • mai l ielt entertaiiied agaimit teen who cclebtated men,/ tiy wbille it nis i . np re e - g ele h e raeld still maintlin i l that' the ' bare i thieve by a great majority in this . 'Country. D isaster t i le o d i, his 4:4le w a n t s Chealthive, is Bertfardenk le / tilt hying• its outrages bawling been cornedfled s kerns to (ooze no other effeet_tlitan to confirmpopular i n hi s defence he Wit, that the Cosine! had thro ws . )Vs. s ad ing. It must be .distinctly libewn :,prejudices = ;• Abe public have no w i s h t o b e no d e .. ea Ms amnion Thai lie was a gent lemma lie legged he Atli , • . , • . Marital by the Geverneeinkbe- ceived s .lted titatenn the Court, that he was a gentleman hare ; dos •s• -- i that dares attempt . to tell the**, re s s u e r . e eit - Stajor in me County Mayo midi ravdT r hsit ti of . •. , . , Ti held as warranting the istellie-WC the truth lisaite 'to be treated with contempt, and to i gate that he lived with Airs. Tonson formerly, it My 1 44 . ...a * I his ill not even pretendra 44 shall lbe- looked !Ton as a suspected person, who, l'h. lik e I, ae d a ra r rrelled with b i lsZa th er, who foe e a f tte aliened*. 2 :Atilittoe an established fadt,lisstetins • the nitien Whose rights he defends, ought. 10 hn t troop‘enfl.; rd. ca rat s that he had the ' l served te Spain at Al ' Intent wan not. the first eereteo4 * punished for his la niableefforts: With such disp44l:Busaco, and other illnets. •While he saes thins me. thit we minim plead their nu - litiana• it is no way surprising that the conductors, laid taken a particular friendship for him, haviagdOns an g t s . . be said, something superior is his manners. and WWI . ion of' our co n duct. ' I t - i' of our vile press find admirers. Tbey flatter their, i him his true station. Mks. Inmost bed thee. ...* . St 'sing of Long Mot • ~ ~,„ xs friendship o for him, and when he returneelma . la t h a t sir. rhinos. was dead. he ',mete beds/, ° cab lean GoverneedliartAilli• -,;: ..y :, nourish their hatred, and they re.kindio Their furye... ' y invited ,Oim dos* 'to Toole • insteps Wl' Ire he lost ittstootsti'to pi • I. - 4 Airitoriiii jiketOstlittyst - occur to feeo24p , ' i , , be himself proposed that di lief lONNIO kil ring. sesuctionett.the t : ifee ipetairsigeds ef•ibefirlikto:' . 7"7 „:'..,-.. ./ .- • • welt adult' be should aocept of I.G.wr • • ik i pit lith elli i , ._ • ~j,„.... .. • ,• , . ..• .. , . ,-„ t •-7, : ~,,• 7•• . ,e shit be might ere he emircly depeodaat Daher. lid • 2 Wallow it. • . : , _ ,A ,1 1 ,... . . e r wtedly declare*, 'that ibis antionw . ••,. ••• - • -• • ' . insd a letter a fen ditYmailli . ta l l _ di Tre a a d a .: Sksitlit - 2lt . EMIL • eat affection for him. Lie mat is eraser - . 1. '. - " iiii-RD - • • r.cd; and re show theirensire *hp. • . i • living, but be mid she had renounce all preessielt ley adios's*, ep the -olloot v er - i i . : ' ' • • ~ .a....i him. Venlia-Guity. . ~.••• : , ' bit patiotabtdi t - to IW. toted hie' , the. , • Thomas Tha r p. who was eseeseed yesterday, was thesan of ' George Beek and Harry anger were eapitalielon' . ..-•,,,. • , , a _ . * delta Shorn, o f ILeightno•Bstazard ths.plate•warker , who, he . 4. berglinsousty breaking sail mitering the dwelling-Iw* o•tle'wZ:t e r idle • y -street, in the Strand. **doll* . dr (if . 2 , -Mk•• ' its(' CO !!...M4iiitigit la bumble eirceotstaneesi:Mr. Storrs char:trier amide. September htet,• aria' realing therclu a quaolity of w.. . -: v rer eggrinailli: of tbs. chat r .0. roar Prehlty: and a sober, reliponedensomourg and nonfa t , porel, of the value of 0.. ,• ,_;_. . • oult hi. .ustrrow means, • coatd glee Ids childless' - 604 K ctlim- Anthony Swims* was put to the bar, le lake 10. , dl for say A• *lb? Witolki: oo . vs .01a. sat Tlionms, the eldest child, who kas expiat e d his an iodietraent charging him Wish bnYinefelortiotaly /minis ' hi to • aasert, that the - , (limeteriblitisit-- wises by nu Iffeardhdows diadt' WWI always froward. mien w;uch, value 31. the properry of . Lliamolt,,,,Lerljet e r . en I eti Ipa ble and the 'lleeplist.T'eli .-fe"so kr- is loneY4 and. •at 18, be had conducted himself swine' dwellitig-boose. -: - .. ~e t home, that bisfather consented to his going to twee. ./f ere be • Mrs. lathing being called , depated,• - , • most dreitiret of all,' daTlintilittly Worked fbr Mr. 2eses, of 11 fgh-Holbora, for thr rani ; qeminted with the Prisoner a abort dote:oo4M • '4l Vo steals established by lai, best .lint . Aping the lint. kb lethaviour was such as Itidneed his poor pet- she made to intoned, afloat Ave . agent a p qß. Just Advice sellideut tiereletiel• tiTilf 1 teb. mesa so boot tor a asiferniation is kis yonder** bat, ikappean, journey, the gave the. with f l +la otsam, d e ner.jeweller to be he !woe about the time to fres t gent it law pubtle•lionse. where 'Mired, takin g a slam*, of his to weer tis the infests. Vb 1- consequence le it sl4tit*Plise. sebolne-board waft kept, and this become ids *brute! There be she len Loudon, her hobo in ;Tow;TowNorfolk-street %Mils the ~.is k head i m pli on b n i i n t hei s ts,* , _ with shinty / eimpasions; asl• go He isasersi union ' the Prime andall letbers and trek. ...,*.. ft , ii . f qiitare&A• • of-tp•-• ••-- - - • • . • - , . . . • * 7..tf s w +hikers, fora slowctiate, Wort - , • . f 7 Hsi*: taas, MI -s - , ; ' . . roe , he. ha* -sl e ablakionedN : flail, 4. i Itelaad- - .'.' ••- • • /• • • , Moshe atheile ha be areartred I gam: Amer. l'• Mrs. Christie , a fen ale wristlet of Me 'Prow* rill, . delinetwP U... ooelloed le l* , • .... ' be, With t nee 4irliticouso- des.eatore:t tu a hail the Taireast . i.tbio she bad received the wa t ch-from the jeweller, all 5 ' lees IVf he ever thinks. •f : - • • Centel/109. At Bombay, heave weed lido die wow* i' repalred, and . had given It In Captain Swinton to hi s s t en _ w i t h th e i o &its e s• • fentate, Mod inn resent al alto destrootion of th e Pirate fleet la ; her mistress, which be did not da, aad her mimes lad . ed? - Would the cou -- : - '•'• 7 .. lristi Gm Guiph of . Persia : beace the (:aroline sailed to Banda with 4 Air the watch, bet did put get It. . . tego ether fr igates-,took -the Mu., mid an , immense st ea m ily of I This was the mat pats of the ovidmee far the , . - , Ministers do inn tient* tad( ' -d ' • -, mid' to bate been worth BUQ,OOOI. Frost Handl. *bet George Fleseher was 09111 eelled.oo'... . . the • . ' • rier , sagoon Tots, .- 4 wiled to . lineal,. sad'. -tOO% part is the esp. Akio* •He deps u ed that it had acted Sadie- •:, ••, Us rya Nei henna° toinsinuate ‘. I • s nail these petits Share escaped unhurt. /Id „Mod porter*, the Prisoster. Me ',_ . • ~ beyond the inflneectred . r , ..,. , 7•' , ‘. ~446.1t141110 (.tile ihrp that brought the dispatches; WU Lille-11011 in brown payer tot Olt -- .. :2010 - . 4„1,. • i .not ; if, as he always - : , i 7 ' ' SMltta baud the Clisalister, where,aner Oil inopthel V Mrs. Larking, Clifton, ',Hltim-• .. - .o•l o wAr ' air ~. RA opinion of the integ *• ' ...'`.. piss _A rota is Mestawaseeefillte. Meeting his mother of eke Bristol mall. Ile (weld .lattbSt waste : s • .dise bet/minted whither. once snare, so Leighton-But- i °nee gone bY !be aosneefthaiiti l bu k 19.11taame was ...... verence At the . Trial - 8 • sbottils airsdliated tummy coalibulag. awl rereiVx He had beta in orstedy slot% hia : ..:' ' . ~,„ lilted violation of the C ' ' ''' '''' 0 ' 144 ° 6 ° 'Maki. home frieala , he mart" d4cui• I' ln onmegsmare uf the emittadlerari ilibi,otem . . ' 1 4... . I. ••,. boa• and obtaleed employ of his for es ee m a st e r, Mr. J ones , o f deuce th is witness gave, the Recommit mimed his their v'erdicts ; opollivlie . • . • • Kai s er s , shoe b o bed l am!' waFforgiven.out uf respect t04.b.,. Amerktan Godernment shOld be • wants Pik or Dad fiesdre„ to p r yi n g ' t i l t s uerun • enea. T h e next Witness was a man named John Baxter wile ... 1 people punished for shoiiing rase r ams. sif with Mr-' i that be did not !tome Saloum- th at be homer she ' .. •:' hfar lY 7.lo.l.o.emsteree Palifill. lie (test w hirtr ere elli h e rl r a"he e t a G em :* the consulted bun as u bleed-she told Meek VIA/ • 1 1 .he decisions of their Judpss, *elk - Nisettaal, who lodged in the Matehisine wherehe did, for oaths, and that black was white, but she wield cenvitt ' u „, 4 e for the ' verdicts of. their .Inriei r: l Es • be , was apprehended, 'tried at the OM Bailey. and Swinton ;and it'll , Lordship, and the Gentlemen •ettle ... 1 to sev e n y ea r s .g ransim e a m mg . 4. g m, his father sequined him, she would blow his trains out. . • , I lure or punish the Aniertilii. ~,.0 1 0 1e 1 - ;; Illioie to lo 40111111• about censuring and paineemee sisv' • ' Mehl' ceded peewee/am* aided by Me . A ft er more evideeee of a sindhei sort, this wittiest VI • yesp ef e a tde d emeanour , h e pre- ~ ordered from . the boa. _., . ~• . .• . i bit ' , 1 . .i - , • 116.11 Z the people of this ceent . • r.•,- , . - wino vese • j o t s him fn &pet i t i on for enemy , . Mrs: Lark i n } twig emeasener, drawl goer bas pi s laiti"id VEetefte m s = l" 'ou with the last eritatma, to or bit admire*, stiswit - nes- ; - sal - • • , indlitnatinuted torch "l"t r a t i e t dal T. l . l l l l. l !dts at . tie s Primo. Reim, 'effete , " • 4-:..,4, . • Attothat ginund ist , Is e ; m a or e h em u s wa y toms parema i . Mr. dbel,oa, the Clerk cif the Amiga*, iiis Bann -, ww „ l ion - agsinst . the American • . bat its conduct was notainseh mended. Ho serve after setn.:Sod Aerated, that he•h orts- Bari" to be He billows • ' &for mauls he was but ashen time here, before be *asap: sets person 0 01 to he believed stp•e___ .._ _Oath i. E .. a _ ".,' -: using of St. • David's. • ip. poelbstdoif en a charge of boose-breaking, and acquitted fir?' ill more evidence, of altadisr,sliam lit lar 14!"7 ' by a straggling party OT seildiete, ar. orillenee. - Ile 60 sitithiant work with Me Bygnrne, heard lit e lluitithet of ate defence , ,ufsim',,,:- ~..! .7,. • , :• '' .: wallif Weise, (reed - from ail constallitte * Chn- al . . 111 " . ' l i ih e ri% 4 Z A :l o .l, st ait o. cd l 7: r it e h t T ap me w ir i r r n . 4 , 14 1 - . ll l) ; te it s , B = l6l h t ea k Pm at i e s eed i ,: d to the vebtrotrd a • •• ' s• : .' i t' •: 4 ' right to , plunder and destreteeery 4, Illi - I=eboht, etar W.oburn where his o other ' . - .--..„,-..U.s - e • , ... . . • a. their wey belonging tit , • insesey.ls s t o te•illeri v Obese balloted liiiineff to he in great . rd of thousands of seal , ~ -in 1 - wearellerol,eise rli glirirad rs air sesd iblie te. P" tbe hanga r b" or i soiaa Peu re- le pillitivilla4h,',e93th,,,,, - bIA RATED. • . •, ' tin.mi.rtiostf,Loatahlost to doodle roamer , Arca thlit the Continent? And • : ' , 1 timetable neighboars. . i fJemsniali D'Olier, km. of Call s- neer Dahlia • rope dwelt with ind _ oo stir day 14 Ampliilll nada* Pair , those sietshboors soul th e ir . ..._! •• ' - :• - 1 " . •', . , • : finisilies healing shot up Melt homes, and repaired to the fair ' ----- ------ • ---- - --- - --4;-.... --------'- - . tea by loose !Mods .• . .; r erae , se ,, i „.. „..„.,, tateedar.a . 9 „, , poe.„„,,m, tarry esei N, I Otaseeve,a Sew C t ipies uoly are Wity am ea salt (Ore .., • e armies of the belligu .,.,, t ‘ anesa el l e meshed d' hous ;7 taii .l bta .,,, rt i ehei 4 . Shilti ng s) of that scarce, internals% Mal meld .Ptosily w• . led that any of the _• . f . 1.0 f mit ies narrowly mined a large' btiotTin tlso olliea He (a4ll inch is .° et l i " a tie g a t a P o/ a n al/Ilia Atilt° - • I . : . 9 *KM Ilse Via n d Crows Waborn, and early neat moos' View of "de-an limned. *Wide& • •-- : •-• -'• O . ; • ' tient to which t . •• 'ire* to thsekliff, odes Watc h for iii., - and took the Leight.. i t GUIDE to ILEA/a If ; Or, # 4 4403*- .ei I belonged,' shout*. ' - .; - easeb, tbasstfilel, . Viola Keys,' St. Joao-street. altiehise C7A: &Axes, iii n variety of Comptaims: •-• • • . , i .4. e .. Aelkat 11i •• Friday precedin g the murder. Ds vi. IT ) S. St ) A-011ittN, t i I. 11; '_ 7 , ,ear acts, u'to boioteooti % - a ~ i diot Ms .• - •••Perkenwell Beidewell, nod on Toneley Cdtstaining a TreAlitoc.oll Female Disett , e-, Nerneolial ' • law of nodose ,' matte -‘ a _ --, l• elesmi/br- , •. . towline:la. wife Byes* radon-town. porittioirine Cants ; Mao General Itiastarlb id none • , • which they neither • -, • or.' slated woo . llhilism , and doer' went thgetber to • eases with which the.hamon b-dy is enaint freeptentty naiad/ IS emmgh that the.. 1 . "... . 4: oesilrelti o plaateritinA t tr a pennon; exp.:slain the symptoms. Mode set ereatnient, sod remedies oat - In ordering this, t : _ •-1.... - , f„.. Tea , • Poiret. watiaboot is is I pnsperly adapted for each respective remplaite. e• . •,.. -- isi ekeasttill its tie* la atekneurk . • ' To w hkb is anseszed, A Dissertation lin lIW' POOPgetit MI Inged did all that w . ; bee Me news Of this Sattnihr•leititietteightalt, it over- "frill of Nil 16 ° 4 CAM' thillib*4 also iso LatlT 'in itnj' and all that could , , A whet/m*l4 unha p p y kernels aid gamily with miser ) la s .p iv . V enery t mid a Discourse an linputenos in the 'Male. 6 , ee • -tennitgraadreiher, Ito as n .years old-,his wretched isomer, titerintY VC 1 / 1 1 " 1 "e 4 Incident In Fent"l"%• i tr' The 11 'shoed parties.. The . aid his t im b er , and A fter , , were a prey to sorrow me most I ithatrated with a variety of authentic facts Dever before , precisely ill the is ", Impel,* and 'Wein. The life el his grandfather and mother 1i ,4 "-'O l - • N chbrge of the per ''.. . ~. ',.• it sip,. orotiswe, will he shorteuettbp mist c r i mes sal s h amefu l •• The best preservative lit keep the mind in health,' pr' _ _ 1 t e t tr. Ills poor Anther oare 2 oloseltasteued. tu town, Monied ruined :I•Ard ll'lratt, ' • (mut -at tatM" tas4sates - the body htoT hWS linesslored from the • : fit , : 1 exprnee-. and bruins iieorled i - Whet an interview ! Dow faithful uJitosuition of a friend." Ui s furtmemely, the aulduL e " trereuting it." i think ,i . an Iread'f°l.fer vetoed " 4 g" sil a pani c s ' .. Itn, Lett Sol softly our. rifey • bat eves - im Albin, Wiles = The circatorthafes attt a ' , A . .... J . fusels exposed, driers thoitAitels troop '• ft; tot rermilto.• °f poser. No moo ***s ‘• ' ' boa iobatellik have kitead rag 664 ' clinfealiis ' 4194 ' am ' I he h . His father is a member of baptist Society at Lertart ; thei; w s lur 44 rill ' arbe'LnrAnZgbchirhi ' tivhuel ' :l7l.4l ‘ 1: 1: F:rt14 ,11 i6in i • PP;(11141/: I a trial; honever • great 4 ' ' .44 door that ehoi lr gagy oalr id il i r . a . is. _ 46iiips ,.. ..! L d libie u f m "P i ctre l Y i ; o c iu t de t. lo - fru d l gni ill nakil . sa l 4emPY'sftne stn. were ther nd e 4 4 :1 4i ir t u I i ; f t a.a. ii o eii .l i n e a r . li k 1 1 141 1 ht e ti'lli a ni ti p idr n lifir l is:ceto ~-; 11 11. 241 1:iti k dr 4-... r edvil e ts tem iu oh mi lit ,l o o!; b y ill LAM Vert ~. y e khom, bein g respected by rich mid ;afar ; i t a rt it is to be ' ---.-- ----.'" -------.-" - 9" punned eel l I D find the fact admitted.hy *Me- fadred • tie heavy entwuccr eiI+INNI by this 'mast us will to. M o lted of either sea as the " Mese Prima, limo the! foff of Stile.' But agenirdt -as t i t s , alai lola bane • • commit without es poratirt, and with assured cu 'locale Of 510 , • int was by this brelich , of • • lila ... ',, • - ` .-4 *...' • '-' -; . .' . . Cele% : Titi• is thatminisine, the •ge , ulise permits elf which ar slender roots i•f p i Viidi c e combat bra n . As 'emits prevail.. pc 4 , . mei; enouvrvAix ass perforated la Briosstii .arid j;utienosah.lite, a all personsoec left-to their ows jetlf° ier writer would hails' it _,, , . ' owl their own eleveFirgice, ' . . . I IltleVer.. 66 Was amt. as: °°-`• . , renewed great applause. • London: Printed fat the iiiithOr S- ,and snit by Sate. 1. , ....eirk: • • . di e :. .. er f t km . Bred?, AtTitilrei Bradre)-)..: c . 9l : wicstegia ; • ulso by,ill Butinielleot in th e United Kin g dom. 5. ,,... cii k , casks, ." foe .• . 'an 111 '' .• ' . The Pelmet '.. kr . big' grante d . 4rkinoo to wd : I St ii i tt4D4 1 s h tt a fttsi t i . Keel!" -lin d J wl t.9 l Pateeittete "" ' inks to the . .. :he .ine, cb9ase. • _Nis Ms . _ telt_ . ati . ..n lsse _lll7lrerThnutand Five Hearte - d lie A- - , ",,,,., . A ,-.....,.... that last Winchestite..4l sins' ea, logs co li f j ts 4 0 f his rennin ' 11 .I f . S o lomon's Comte' to Health have been .rinteti., • • i ' I el • - • .4 1 To from the hinge's/to to -, • pew& - • .... 4 7" . leek Ile Mae " • _ . , • ONDOWI: P . • ands PohnshiA by D. Lbeis,i.. et - • . ;•!- - ...r'174-::rs' .• ' -',4',•': 4! .:. AO . .. 1 1,. ...rfli:fertro'.. , ;.e7 -.... •... . , ' t l- • . •.:i.ilatirowioft•ofoor t ltowbotiosi t's I • • • . f , - " • a e .1 -P' .' - • • •• • • •i . ' . •._ . - • • .. • .L - • . -i.., . • • 4 • • .. ... . , .. . . .* . • • . ' !' .".•' l . l e ~ v .. S • , i , r {•'• ,j. •• . . . . . .. . , -.• • ‘ / ' ` i ' Ov :i . ' 1 1:.• - .-iel• e • • • ' . .. , : .- , .