The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-14 00:00:00

I.SLAADS OF TOR PACIFIC OCEAN. _~ The following is... believe, the latest intelligence Una elotto Wands :—A vessel. trameil it.e Marquee lie, left Dial.eite on the 24th of April. IRIS, with • pottiest of her cargo, consisting or :,;) or GO tons of pork, eacelleittly cured. In ortior in complete • fall Carte of this, skit had Visited Mn,.. (Eisen), ono of the Society Islands, where the Mi.sinneties bate . lately dire;t, but had opeord no trade with the as.. live.. fFroon thence she sent to Hasheine, end 1110ov. to Cotes. where she procured a further slap. eiv a f the sew article of previsions. She after -1 aw•rds traci.ed at Bo',bola. where she rectified de l piiocipal parr of her eerie, and after 'kiting Mo. h..tfe, teturn.ql again to Floor°, and at length com pleted it. after abut lets months. as site left Ota. I rite, in April. 1817, mid did not finally quit Eases*, ut.til February, 1818. The dilliceley of procuring • toilet eat extremely greet, owing to mimes nests, one of *hick was, that the women ate now allowed to eat pork, as well es the mato. es bleb formerly.wes not the caw, sod the consumption is mammon°, iosreaaed, or perhaps doubled. The war, that lies al most desolated ihe island of Tabeite (Oteheite) in the Peat piste produced a universal lassies& with ta ttoo to a property that was always open to spolia. lion and deatructinn, and of coarse but little stock was bred; whilst she general state of poverty that prevailed, scarcely left the means of sepporiing themselves. Their war was conducted perfectly epos e more adios system—burning and pillaging. bet with (so lose of • very few lives. An army of 300 was con-Witted a otimeroes force; and although they haves number of moskets. and knew tolesably well bow to use them, yet they do bet little execution with them. soul if two or three fall, the mein body isninedietely give way, and Ily in all directions. They base • quantity of poultry, suck as cocks and bens, • few Morrow' , dock.. and a number of goal.. The Missionaries have a few head of horned cattle, end a few sheep : but bogs end eke brearl.freit modiste the chief dependence of the islands. The banana SIMMS to have been indig to the islands; the sweet tropical potato., the pumpkin, sod melon, are cultivated with seeress ; end Captain Campbell has, we understand, duriog his late escsrsion, soma among the islands the loquet, the peach, the celery, and other garden seeds. Cotton is of spontees•oss growth among moat, or all of the islands ; end its quality very various. The country, which is beau- OW in Jewel, bat derived lezeriance from its inter. course with the nation; the aborigines, but s few years, or. indeed bat a few months alas, were idolstore, are now said to be Ord to Christianity ; their Idolatry is past ; Ihrir Waft eglifil an end ; and, under the guidance of their iniveksessey ; frivol!. and brethren, they promise to become a good and lieppy people. The iehebitenta of Dolabola made Capt. Campbell a present of their Deity, which enti.t.tell of a lug of nood, from five to six feet IN* and Iwo or three inches thick, sill' a number of tacos tarred sprit it. They parted with it es a proof ; of astir refermatiou.—(Cittculia Paper) LENT ASSIZES. L4:4CASTI R. On Friday the '2,1 inst. et ire u'eleek in the after. noon, the titief CARO% passed sr:strut* upon such of the Prisorers ■s had not received ILP judgmret of the Court et the ries, of their respective trials. 'Re folio» ug prisoners vette list placed at the Dar Jol.o GowWirtz, Jour* Grim AP younger, Solo. mos Esther, Entwistle, Ellen Ratrot, Patrick 31•Cornirk, Mary kl-Cormick, and Peter convict.4l of bowleg onlawfolly in thole possession (urged Bank of England wires ; and Mary Those. Ellen Car, and Joseph Srr::h. convicted of ret,iving stolen goods, knowing Oral to U. stolen, wor•wv•rolly emitted to be tranaeorted for the toms of 14 oars. • . John hall, Anthony Los, and Borjantio !leaps, convicted of petty Imre), to be trausporteci for Imo )ea.s. The Prisoners capitally crn►icled then received lentenee of dulls. is the bat was mach too small to contain at ono time all the wretchrd men who had Weaned this dreadful p►nalty of the law. they wets brought op is fur separate divisions, arranged ac• cording to the nature of their ..•pettier climes ; thou who were Wended tit be left for emotion being in cluded in the last lot t Wm. Waits orb, •geri 20; Th.'s. Roberta, 42; Wet. Levi is, 49 ; George Carver, 49; Thomas Haws. thorn, 22 ; John Walker, 21; frameel Jones, 16; John Smith, 30) John Buckley, 315; Wm. Sadler, 49; We. Yates. 34; James Crushaw, 21; James Crawford, 76; Henry Perry, 40; John Berry, 21 ; Jame, Devine, 19; Francis Morgan, 18; John Oliver, 16; James Wilkinson ' 49; Wm. Pate, 46; Tstimes Williamson, 11 ; and Thomas Lawton, 18, convicted of borglary ; Wm. Stephens... 18; Ro bert Reefer, 11 ; Jomph Thomas . , 16 ; and Thomas Thomas, 18; convicted of .feasting in the dwelling. bowie to &ovals, of 40,.: William Denbobbisi, 20; Edward Butler, 19 ; John White, 20; sod Edmond Kelly, 16, convicted of highway robbery : John Howarth, 20; John Nield, 21: George Goodfel- low, 26; Winks Allen, 16; and Thomas Spence, .10, convicted of horse stealing; Charles Bridge, .1 uttering counterfeit coin, being a second conviction ; and John Tattersall, 40, convicted of shootiog, with intent In de some grievous bodily harm. ilia Lordship, in addresaing the above Priannere, ccry Inlay commented opou the nature of their re. tpective offence% but added, that •s none of them vivre attempanied with circomstance4 of 'undoes I uelty, he should probably recommend thew as pro. i:ef Airier. of the Ito; al mercy. James Grime the /tiler, ; John Kay. 53 ; John Clarke. •.:6; and Julio Dormant+ Drake, 3'2; convicted of uttering forged fink of Englaud uotes : Henry Moncriefr, `22, con noted of a rape; and William Smith, 17, convicted kithwey robltery and bsrgtary, ha ring been placed. at the bar, Lis Lordship, previous to pa , sing the ■er fo4 ItisItIVII of lb, lea spoor them, addressed them io the folloeing Harm : •'(tou r JAG Kay, Joho Clarke, end J hl Iloraman Drake s you have been connoted' rirt tar:rsirl forged Cook of England not Ac. koso4i.bg bra to to firrz,re, :scat circiuuzieeces or great lg. THE STAI ESMA! gra t er o • ; soil I think it my bounden dirty to Worm 'on, that Ike woivne• which I ern bow about to ps., slit he rerried into emotion. and that that* re twins no hope of mercy for you in this woad. As for you, Jame, Grime the elder, who have been con victed of the some offence, it is poullge, but of this I can offer you no assurance, that in your case there may be some initigetien of your punishment. With respect ion, We.. Smith, though yoe ere so young in year' you are old is crime; yore hive been con victed of highway robbery, attended with circaim. stances of greet egaravation, end of burglary; and I have strong (emends for believing, that your have been guilty of other heavy offenres ; for you, there- fore, there minim in this world no hope of mercy. As for you, Misery oncrie ff, Ism sore the Is w•inild be reproached for losofficiency if you were suffered to stripe its severest penalty ; you have !iodated by force the cliestity of a female of tender age, and with circumstasicee of the most savage barbarity. Nowa of yes, therefore, hive any reason to espect the eaten- sion of any merry towards you. And I moistly admonish yes to prepare for that future state to which you must isevitably be ciosigned. It *ow only remiss for me to pass upon you the last, cad I fear to all of you. the irrevocable sentence of Ilie law ; and may the God of alt mercy have compassion upon your steels. Ills Lordship the. passed testes= of death upon them is the usual terms." The Assizes did not close till half-pest one o'clock, is the morning of Timidity. The Jodger, eu timer departure, left the following sit Prisoriers for eine. tenon :—lleory bloncrieff, William Smith. Henry Entwistle, Jobs Kay, John Clarke, and Jobs 11. Drake. GLOUCIATER. A nose. w►ich excited considerable interest, was tried on Monday sennight, at Gleacester. ft was Sc action bro.& t by Mr. C. Desly, Qurter. Master of the Keynshene and Bitten Troop of North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry, against Capt. Log, of the Bath Troop, for the ►eeovery of 701. whir► ores sobseribed for the Yeomanry Plate, and which was won by Plaintiff, at the lest Bath Races. Plaintiff was non salted, open the same ground of dirqualification on which the piste was ',feted by the Regimental Coot! of Enquiry, viz. the Plaintiff Not wearing his sword upon drill days. The same day t►e trial of Mr. Alezmsder Leo Keg, for horee-steeliog, took place. The circumstances of the case, which has recited considerable interest is Ch. Orpheus sod its vicinity, are greedy as follow : The Prlsisoaer, in November last, obtained from the Prosecutor, Mr. Evans, a chesnut horse, on condition of returning or paying for it the same evening. lie, however, neither returned the horse, nor paid the money ; but is a few days sod a draft to Mr. Hum., draws on J. Be►nie sod Co. London. No sac► Arm, it was substqueot ly discovered, then "listed ; the house being shut up, and the parties having ab sconded siz weeks previously. The Prosecutor traced his horse to Oxford, and obtained it from a dealer, who had parcbased it of the Prisoner. A warrant was leased by the Mayor of Oaford, under which tbe Prisoner was arrested, and committed to jail by the Magistrates of Cheltenham. The prim& pal facts of the case were proved by the Prosecutor. The Prisoner conducted his defence with skill and ingenuity, and in his cross-elimination of the Pro secutor, displayed much subtlety and legal discern. ment. The Jary found him gailly of borth.steoling, sod the Judge condemned him to die. The sentence was received by the Court with evident symptoms of surprise. The Prisoner, a yoaag man of prepossess ing appearance end peculiarly fascinating manners, had also to boast of a liberal 'deaden, and was en dowed by Nature with talents of a very superior or. der. In the early years of life he was articled to an attorney. Whatever property be possessed was early dissipated, sod far the last eight or tea years he has lived by sbast cootrlvaace sad his wits. SOMIASETSIIIRE. COOKS V. W. A. DORSTIO, This was an action brought at the Taunton Makes by Mr. Cooke, upholsterer, of Bath, against the De fendant, an Officer of the Guards, for seducing his daughter, Harriet Cooke. The Counsel stated, that Mr. Cooke was • respectable tradesman of Batb,was father of a large family, sad fired Inc... fort by his exertions in trade. Miss Coot, the daughter of the Plaintiff, was an actress of some cele brity at the Bath theatre, and who, until her unfor tunate acgraintence with the Defendant, was of un blemished reputation. The Defendant, It appears, became ac q uainted with the Plaintirs daughter by attending behind the scenes at the theatre,_ in Janu ary, 1818, when be enacted the pert of Rollo, for Mr. Coawsy's Waal; and he had succeeded in ac complisbing his designs. Miss Cooke wasozamined for a few miaow, when Mr. Serjeaot Counsel for the Defendant, offered 3001. sod costs, which the Plaintiff's Counsel accepted; and the Learned Serjeant stated, that Miss Cooke bad not appeared to be otherwise than sinuous except with the De fendant. SOMERSETSIIIRE PRISONS. Jodgo IloCooin;io his charge Greed Jury, at the lots Taunton Auizes, thus expressed his so. thrombin at the state of the County Jails:— " Garmemsw,-1 beg In express my grained* at finding that the exertions of the Magistrates have been so success/ally directed to the improvement of the County Jails; and that their attention has 14+1, se praise-worthily exerted in the classification of ot. fenders (agreeably to Mu posers and directions Riven by the laws to the visiting Magistrates) according to the crimes, the ages, the asses, and the characters of the Prisoners; sod that the greet attestioo pair, to tho promoting of labour iu the l'risoos, hes, in ■soy instances, created a spirit of industry and regular ha. bits, which have beneficially actuated the conduct of the individuals oo their liberation, instead of their returniog to crime and infamy. This reform has been productive of the happiest results in the Prison•, whilst it enables the Prisoners to procure means for becoming good and useful masher• of society, and thus to fulfil the 'naives wish of the Legislsture." Taunton Assizes, the Commission for which was opened on the 27th eh. was not concluded till Tees. day night lest.—Sentence of death was passed on Its l'ilsotser4, viz. T. and 1. Dairen, far horse-break• is;; W. Sage s fur slterp-ste-llng ; 8. F:2063, far forging • draft nn Sir B. Habitant and Co.; C. Meech and It. Bennett, for burglaries; Jame Nta son, for bigbsay•rahbvey ; J. Brimsnn, Tonna. Morris, G. Symes, John Yeatman, and Thomas (Nor ton, for itermi-stealinr ; J. Telma+, for stealing too oars ; P. Adams and J. Watkins, for sheop-stealing; J. Maynard, for burglary ; H. Head and D.Firissay, for knese-hreaking ; and on J. Shute, J. Carrot, F. F.dington, D. Fox, W. Pent, G. Mitchell, Jane L°nl ollll , J. Ford, and J. Evans, for various acts of grand larceny. J. Watkins and W. Sage, convicted of skeeprsteating, are left for eleartina. Fifteen Prisoners snot sentenced to transportation ; and 28 lothers to varies periods of punishment. ROBBERIES. 4CODENTS, arc. Yesterday morph's the boom of J. Sims, in Or chord-street, whilst the family wen gone oat to Tol6ll•fields Fair, was brokers info mid ►ebbed of wearing -apparel, hed-linen, 51. is bele% els silver tee -spoons, and a silver watch. A ynong an. named Wilson, was crossing through Tothil-fields )esterday morning, ashen he was nor. 'minded by a gene of chinnsey.swirepors, dustmen, &c. w►o hustled and robbed hiss of his watch god silk handkerchief. Afar, Noise, ageing women. aged IS, ass rob. bed of her shawl in 74411-fields Fair. by a Gipsy. who at first accosted her by inquiring if abs *mild have her rotten* told: but es declining it, she snatched the shawl, sod ran of with it. A few nights sines a Gostlyeaso was robbed of Ms gold watch in Ancoats.latte, Manchester, by four men. The Gentlemen had a largo key in his hand, with which ha struck one of the robbers so aerosol, en his face, that the wards wore boot. Four fellows Lawn bore taken up on thaehargo, and two of than, 7. &anion end J. Nelson, committed. The watch was found on one of those. Oa Saturday last some sospicioas-looking fellows were observed walking to and from a slang ►eap, on a farm aear Carshallow. An Officer was procerrod, and the patties, who had by this time prontred a horse arad cart, seeing t►ey wore observed, deeemped. On searching the doog heap, the bodies of two chit. dyes were found, which hots hoes removed for Coroner's Inquests. On Sunday some men hired a beat to go up the River, and basing proceeded as far as the Red.boose at Battersea, they west on shore. After drinking for some time, night approaching, they got into the bast, and began pushing each other about, whoa one fell nverboatil and ass drowned. Yesterday a boy was run over by a fart, drives at ▪ farirw• ra<<• in the Kent.road, • short dramont from the Elephant and Castle. The wheal tore the boy's bead and hand iu a shocking manner. The driver has since been apprehended. Yesterday morning a boat, in nbieh were iso young men and two women, was upset opposite Coekold's Point, o•ing to the sodden rising of the women at the supposed danger of being ran down by a lighter. Foitunately they ware all sated by boats •ear to them. In tree of the fields our the Commereial•rnad, yesterday afternoon, a ring ■ae named Hughes, a shoemaker, fell down, owing to the wetness of the ground, and, in rising, was struck so forcibly by the ear of a suing as to break bit right arm, and Le re. refired so violent a blow 00 his head as to be convey ed borne in a snowier state. POLICE. Dow.svavve.—Testertily a young men was charged with aiding in the. riot at Dreary-lane Thea tre en Monday night, and breaking up the seats in the*Pit.—Two petioles observed the Defendant tear up env of the benches and beat it against the floor until he split It to atoms.—The yourg man, in his defence, said, that be Leek re active part in the tumult sold a quantity of water was thrown upon him and ethers from the boxes (as he supposed by the tempts of the Theatre); and irritated at such treat ment, he vented his reseatesent on the benches. Mr. Corr, ea the pert of the Theatre, said, It was ever the most salon wish of the Mensgement to conciliate the Public as much as possible; and they had no do sire to yes; the charge againtt the Defendant, if he less sensible of his error, and would acknowledge it. As to the charge of throwing water upon the audi. once, he begged to deny it. Had gay servant of the Theatre dared to commit sack an outrage, he would hare been instantly discharged. The MAGIITIRATE dismissed the Defendant, warning him always to te noned, that althosigh the Public had a most andouist ed right to *spiels their •pinion upon any theatrical perfu►mance, they bad no right to commit any vie. tenet.. J. Driscoll, a fiklinionger, was charged on steeple Lion of stealing a quantity of silver plate from the house of Mrs. Olive, in ilanter.streer, lirenswick. quart The nt stated, that the Poisoner came to the house with fish, as nsoal, on Monday. and she left him alone its the kitchen for a few minutes while she got change to pay him. On her reform he " I wonder you left me sleet in the kitch-n so long ; I might have run away with your plate."— Shortly after he had left the housr, the footman missed the articles from a closet adj g the kitchen. The witness was positive no person had been in the kitchen hot the Prisoner. Moroi', who has been itt hesineas in the neighboerheed 14 years. ear nestly declares' his innocence. and requested that the Officer might search the servants' boles. Mr. Bott um antlered the Constable to do sit. and remanded DriSCIPH. __ COAL-SACK, MORT IN ME acURE. Unton•nict..—Yesterday Mews. I)efey and Cn. ceel.aserehaets anointed before the %nine Myer. trate. 1.. B. ALUM, rm. for Ay possuse of enter. in late reeepisanee to appeal at the to-al (Intoner Semiftes let the County of Settee, sgainft a ronvi c . lien •Isieh feel place at ibis °See on 4 idtersley last, ohms thirteen "mks, belonging to the ahoy. firm, ellch had been seized, were found deicleet in length, and for which the reaknerabsetf were confided in the fun' of 20s. fee oath sick, ender the 47th of Geo. 111. chap. 63. At the time of the eenfictiets, the Solicitor on the pal t of the In formation indeltred the cosl.merchante, et their re. geed, till yesterday, for lily /31)10040 of rempleling their active of offset, %hen 11. r.• tai•re.ted a with file frier time , OW dedis.lll.4 'l4! the Mittel' might slam] till nest Saturday ; hut !Sis • Mails/rate ote!ett:ed. es the metier ..f •piteal to have been elren, as well as reeogo;aineeseotei_ ed hat), •t the tiees of eonwietiwo: the Nl•Aittre... lber•forti, directed the tlrePltatl reengn Littret le be entered into by Nitwit. Mend Co., st.ieto was rimer. It appeared that *beds, alter the 01 1 .1eee tria-d 11. w sacks in quostion, Mr. Dewey had applied fcr and oh. twined • warrant against Lim, for having stolen them, althengh the party had given Mr. Dewey no!ice they were seised: the Snlieitor fur the Officer ;tete applied for • copy of the deposition •ntter • high that 'straw was obtehted, bet the Magistrate did not think proper to acqoiesee in the rrqssest. Juin Beeeelf was brought to the Ohre, cha , gsql with hoeing introdoced secretly a quantity of spirits ioto llorsesooger-late Jail.—Green, one of the turnkeys of the Khoo, Sated before the Magirrate, that he had ruses to 'aspect the Poisoner of Car: tying spirits into the jail, sod on that account geed. firmed his Ng to this fact, which lao denied; bit on Worthing the Prisoner, he fend on his person abets tie coastaisiog gin. chick ma. produced and sworn to by Green. l'hat Prisoner wss convicted in dm pea Deity of 101. which, sot being prepared to pay, hi wen coonnitted to the seed prime for sae month. Ursuncatt.—A yawl tieettenion. of she wire of Rennet, availed la the Alders= fat. his advice, mkt tae f..Uow bacon. mummers I—He Sated dm a yam sae had urine. weevil lenent le • footle relation Ohio, soot wokieg fat of nor. riapr, has knit* bey ,• live with his as 111. wife. dr wish 'he marriare erreamay. sad he had gore se far sate 4 eel threes, aping her Italie did set damply. SIT Jas Mll.—"Mr K 11111111WIlleld her M that JAW can sneer dog she thick, her lire is gasser, sr that he will de her sass hatily harm ?" _ Mr. Itworost.—•• Ms, Ms threats are of a differs, kid ; be Ms writers to her If shrikes eat p and eolsebli wub bius Do his ovra writs. he Mows amt..er yevsag Lady (mesaleg lerr) that will; awl Hi. has had slab as rivet ea my rdeliea, tha; 1 aga afraid Hat tie will go awe live I/14Mo t aall l have to request that yes will pellet oast nose way lie we to reveal I ." Sir JAMES 811141, -" It Iva ismeleaeholy nor. but I mast do aay MI% for you i it is am la the yerisdkihee of a Ma gistrate." !MOCKING EFFECTS OF !PITMEN:AA ?MEL lhosah folirtabora, • yawug swan lora SS rear. One, al Rood figure sod peeparesting aotrattware, but .hock l u g ly eawiated through iateuiperaftee. war benaght w,. from she howiswe of ; Camper he the pawpaw at ebtaistai the ilagiltratesdireelioa to I Was Howells. owe litheoftheDw tooployed by_the Ora- light Compaq. staled, that be 1 , 10. 00 Biftekfildre-bdfte at half as boar past her as Toes:ll,ly orownia( ranting sC tea.. whew he observed the Ploolol' OS the plateau. Wain loser she roil in sat* so mason that he laid hold of her, fear* she would ' [allover r she told, so ruttier a crafined manner, tali she had dropped her hnintel t be rhea wren down a few of oh, ceps. • minted nolo. sad Owe walking bark wank Dad forward. on • the plahnst for a umlaute err two, lbw herself into the water s he iusaediately ran to relate her, and with the Women- of a 'smog tortu. who got inks a boat cud caught her by the hair of she head, ja's s.•he ass elating for the lust time, Ow as. for ' morsel, preo.,r.etl, and cooseyrd lo a Pale or lwasibili.v to she titagiers' Mat poblie Woe. In Rarer lase. and huos Owe, too her rearlery, ori she Crooftwer This instorniaidc girl is well known so all she City silken. : Mang been tolenositied from the Maasiots-hwe sad ••.i. j ob _ Ike-row, for disorderly elated. &was of tin.. • 0 etoie •be . last Ire weds years. Sbr has bees 'tweed to her pAri-no. two ' as law liars and as Ow wort to her torn. t i••• • cs.sen.og will whims her. White is lbehlewril, or the Cam. *et*. a ...rat the is kept frau liquor. her estahrt is detest sod rerpres.,..:r. rood her awaitares .sd Itellelllol6ll ewer! the F.lOlOOl ...erry hot ow weer Is she released. limo sot gets /hook . and la-rda.ra a asirsowa %hen placed at she bar she was in te..0.. hod sward to reel very seosiolr her degsoded •ituation L d hat feet. Dad said moth* s taut Ultra, the head ter at titer ! Vaintrier, 'sated. has she had desired trot to he; she Illogloraost word woad her so &lamed, that sat n out -fay with ale 11101010 and atom her, and never roar oat agalm. Ihh etitae-t win wed. d so o bet with little love of as) permalent pod ; awl likely to molt Ow the arrnogroitat. CORONER'S INQUEST. Trekl:l on Wpm' war held before T. %eta LIPIr. Firq. at the George. M. tterk-owc,i. 0.. -r.• Mr of John Merlin. a bey at.la I t year, of use. •,an a Me. Me r k. n , wearer n r spe.a4derag. wto Wei Alf droll. e. alnadat rian. , b 1 rte "tire Uttadag. guilt IMO gallery at 8301er's %cells Tltatie. W Mutat Godloot oulany carpenter to Sudter's Well. Thea tre, waled. that on atisaday ere skat Ware sae rain: .4 she curtain. be Vial ioliweed that a boy was Line.' I th e eOds Was foetal upon the gatlere stairs, end maces./ to the s.r n e ve Idolditioies Head- The Proprietor% on their pew., wade nos .4 every precnoslan to prevent widows. aad had plat - elm ad ditions/'waiter of piattee-ollarra fro. 8..' tercet to the 4:1. fecal misuse .4 the Theatre. 1 Isere ant, a i.rn. ad.md, way pow crowd at the Theatre. and were particatatly at IN rainy. brie: weal OD Maier Marla,. heal Mir Green, of No. 1, they F.,ee.Wreet. hyli:al.fiel fr. stated, that the &cooed aa. the low at Mr. Joker MrAhti owl 14 you.' of lbge I that en Mandey:es , Mons vs o'cli.ck, Ooreasta left bin hither'. name With no MU ot von. t.. sad.. ler. Walk 'Theatre t a uses taew smatioag ..f the ever eerie mosting. a Ma he an theas..therof sbe deceased in e ie..' &men., an., bad r.rarr ad IM prises et her uoloataante ado. • Verdict -Dad from oitocationi. MARRIED. Al St. Marys, Niagara. as the 1311 Fall. Gettn••• sera f G. A. Smith, Esq. of II islbory-grove. SD Join. litrd daughter of Joraph Travers, EN.ut Hogliburpreve. Om be 13th iora. at the New Cloorrb. Slam le-beisar. Yn:tr Berger. Iraq. of Welber& forret, Old Melia*. kb Me in.00l! of !Limey. to Alma Elise, elders dav,lhter of Jar,* Wee, Upper 3erkele7ratreet. Port vatu-ss sate. 1)11:1). On the 46th alt. at Washy seb. L;irot. Thomas p : o r p ir d, of the Renal An Iler).agrd s 3, Wier the bower Lei is Ids Majesty's melee mastoids .if ft/ .ears. Oa the 101 e ital. at his Nebr.'. bows-. is the Sld year or h.s aae Thema law, jaw the eldest sea of 1 bawls Lame, EN. of Ike Ohmage, Lytee, F het. Oa the I Ids Wm. to ye-ir of her are. Sophia Msria. the yawn/est daughter of Sir. firorte Keying!. of (*hoofers ; she ans taken ill so tilt' 'net. sod .arrival her molln.r eddsla days. tie she heir of October bet, on board of the Marquis of slon•. ley. of canna, Mr. id word F elis. Midslopissim. aged ;. slaty vas of L. Neil, Esq. d rriwevstreel. flastoter•ititiore This yea% num loos hi. life h. an areldrees he MI from the gun deck down the atter•batrisw ay. fraeleural kM skull, and expired 1a Milan how. lit is a very resew Itablpeiscammaser, that Mira the hlsrwitii of Movie, KY tosteraid bowed we t r , sew voltage. nor the nen tell den a KOVlllolle Wrawa., .lAA Vnis Orileil an di- spa:. Is no castios necessary to prevent wen IKredilills SS three Os the Iltsi hot. Mr. Jobs 0 , 4 ea, of Briswe's.lase, hiss!. fields, he Ms I.lrh year. COAL-SIARkIST. A►am It. Map !hrwel.olr 13 pt seirecismed .. CITUIPIt. or VACUA Keerters. 0 II B 0 V. I/100. in di*. II II Arraindiiia. 11 B C. Nate. al •iglsi. 11 9 Ilutiodra, I! ; U. 01.4werp. 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