The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-27 00:00:00

'T I ~/~~ S Yip` ~. • . . . "i .. . - i' - rtnvior _ .r ' "4, • , .! PILWATE ailtaithrONDENG .. r • Yarn, Jaty Lam sure that all your - better feelings • subdue your love' of novelty, as to lead joke very sincerely in the present barrenness of telligence here. Events in France _mut disastrops events; awlt it is with satisfaction you that none such leave receettly occur withstanding some injudicious measures verientent, some negligent omissions, and constructions of both,. Ike cause of Louis speni i ttli from day it. day.• Th‘ fete: - tlf • yeeterday t. siinn, by the Garrison Park to the Cita& --do-caFial *ad the etards, !rt./extremely brilliant,; and; standing the untoward, weather, went off ei•rwrit good. humour.; hal o indwed,•ia *.Fiteucitmaa troffer is en .such oweioso• ptoof against pocits t Tickes were. rat,witik . great lad. !fry few strengefs them. 7 7-The Berri arrived to dinner, under au escort Dragoons.. He returned . the respectful Owen him with an urbanity and gaiety that kind impreision the the whole military hod - entered with alecrlfy into •the enjoymeen everting. The toasts-14'01w thundered out Philo world bythe lOW elecennnof -ant tnusic at intervals .relieved "the efts.. A - rain unfortunate(lTisileinieii - *tie loop nee, which induced the snattegers to &Wry 'reworks; after which the dripping foil gordens of -Tivoli7emem 'cleared away t the -lighted. walks,.—end ' instead of eh& bustle which might otherwise have', wonting, the after pares of this extensive mewl were brought to a+'% 'nine and impot, elusion." Tbe'only objection I, have urged this mode of re-uniting the different brateel the armed force of Paris, is the erpence, poor Olficers of the line especially are very so bear. • It is not lost* denied 7 that much.of the loose tit Iteut ifini • AIM ilepeid On the, Influence of its Members. to England, . iMitpe tied of her history, - sve.tett the', .reseltiftg:lrests the vititotts chimp . - •the 1144 Air the EnglisV act "feaseninp, and ere far less builif.'d' 111144tefeelingi than Abe peep* -4 4 thili, aro; whom . ontrcen . already discover[ that trast between' ther ludividual chatactei•of end of the reigning govereiii; else tok, . &fable 'hold. itave not heard .si.slogle 1 of the middling or.lowerordeeitemelt•M‘tl, ski:Wand powerful -taientvieflhlasMeSiciti, bet he lad VaiflSee? Wiens" Nor intronvot•timeitilliiilinttidthe. the languor endloceloyeteoo •Orikti - Osseo *stallion, without - agreeing. eagerly; . 4, 04 011,- he (Louis)' has nh exaglint : lieart Algona far so difilosit s plus,. at tot man who hes , half destroyed d r ons.t • bast already ea ' t* . yolt lief, that the . Nike de Berri Imo don* a • thwards reconciling. and miiittiitinff tO the loyal Family. But' vertu* the Ink Ont• Sep yet taken, has been the circuil Doltii•ind Duchess D'Angoulensit through pedal' thee =sentry. _The manners of " Nighnelekre known to br affable Intl no. eishtse: has been wisely' steered tee the• western etielli, *here he has re-animated and cour trust, beyond the power of ertinetion, alba courage, which produced at. othet . .titnes noble actions; and in tile display of which thousand heroes perished. But wherever moves, joy and gratitude attend her. She , lately worshipped by the people who leave her—and her gentle, humane, and unassur. renders her accessible' to all. The acts of and tender kiudness which ire rehited of woman make one equally proud of the , !fey ()firmly virtues, Mind ashamed' of thei ifeeg is out atone the charity that gives, , erdl.higher, which forgives—and has much fergive. She not only relieves the mints-, and . hetpless. who surround her present residence, she reepectt their-feelings : none are to be di , turhed, or incommoded on her account. she seem capable of tasting happiness at ti of any living creature. The Proclamation of Soult to the troops vision has followed that of Suchet ; it lit•mies, the 13th inst. and is 611 ed with of loyalty and attachment to the Sovereh • cannot well conceive the gratification affoe document to all the inmates of the Thuilleries. proud and obstinate spirit of this able trier" at length ; and it is no small proof ol strength attributed by public opinion to House of Bourbon, that the most suspectefl tainly the most dangerous man in Fry himself. under the necessity not only of ids allegiance, but of pledging his devot r. fence of it. Sachet is in high favour al • rellent temper. Ile breakfasts sOwr and Of* 'puke de Berri ; and has declaeed • sake of many distinguished persons, kip tn . perish, if necessary, for Louis 01: • uitlitformed world appearing to have a secret of the possible return of Bonaparte to .this ..• you .may assure yourself that he might ENtglend with almost as many .ratienal ht _ . tutting the succession to the. Croon,. But • 16a rn with surprises speculation of a Wry • nature ; namely, that Bonaparte will take. •••. mend of the diadrian armies, In wcontes. approach is no longer doubted . here. - you this Opinion is general ind liodisguised 4 , the upper circles: nor is the probability • r ravoletion beheld without alarm by thee. oe. • awartref,his former inflamee slyer the . F' diery,—and who are tormented with wl - terietet,the•very absurd idea, that the trot» a meardesert their colours. -.Tat alit& PAat.—A eeettioet on •beitug siskidNyhethe Isis Omni there to , . 6 6g b *is pot there to keep the cows from . itc-11;erki:" • 11 " . 14141:111:—Sri0 fot Aie44.l.46okliitopooma Mbalwerghers' Returns,. ordered the price tcp he cautiuued the same u last week. , • . • • • . . - . . . . '.. ' • •• • . - . .. . - . , .•,... .• fi.: . • l '.. • •, • "' .. . _ 4.. ., edit . •• • 1.:. .. • - . - • •• . • • , • .... . .. ~.... ... .. , . . . ~.. ... .. .. . ~‘l • • " '•- . 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Bull 1 `;) you to re. kind; in Council, s • .. . *- '• - • S. - -' , IP• 1 ikrriveil ha : thigitote about 111,,o'clock • I ssinditievirtile mill. •• 41.epea . liste eakiiidedzeerustit • ~ • , L eY , fiNts: ; 1 '', noes' of in- This day, the Right Upenrooptef i ,Vogil . 10Sligkilay . , .. ._ __ . , , ,__ t lweilt to the Town,holl,ao4. mid thl..commisti - c• ,st now be 'bar, ; the MO t,li WI . p galsea p o i co t m oil l efino. 1, freerbe u dvran i eb he ett r of toe •tfeell„):110• We moo, woo . lioldii the Aisizei'f this • " - T - ou hisl.;. egi.mhoet.t.o.yeede,dietent .- i -= •P r. • 4 h r 4 Y•• i r 1 trivtwarde " ion I snore K. T. i and the ,Right. Iltn.,Cfntrlea William4ll4 Ilq• e t s l'.! • g .Y,f ol4 * ~, ,_ h . is .... 1 proceeded o church, an lk, rd Diviiie eyytee • ; ' the ,- ,• • : l e r 0 7,:` then prOceeded to the rem tie Criorts. Mr; jtli•:' , rred. Not- Stewart, 'K. 8: is'eve,-lii" Coinoilinif of his literal I j i ln • c•i i .e i .r... 4 ""Atv,""trs of t (74 it f . t t.P.Pfstera . l er e ",.. l e - of the Go, ilightiesi the Prince Itegebf; id 6e ' name itidlon e hi I P=4., f i t qlt ;.Mice blzAnt sat on the Cilill Side",land Mr. Justice 41 ' ',l t ' s I many fails 'haling of his Majestyv*rosta of . hit hiajelley'veleet l irth * • Dtai ! ; li ' l - .601 . 1in g 14. the ere , sem.et 1 7. 1 1,,,, K ,k . i • WAIN on the Croimpliide. • • - ~. 1 ' Louis o at H on. p r i vy r 4eac ii , ,aiw it o * t b e i clespe tith e p h ase cthe doter of a latithoen, or glasses in a garden. nal ! • . . • i' . .4 4 . ' • at the Board.pccordlngly,. .. : , . i . -we understood, are 'Waded . as c overs for Chine,* . • 4 ;:' ': gloom siD.A. '' l t' ; • • Garrison .of , . -• . 7 7.7 1 "'""'' - • . , ppi v tatbe:plif e il:botassth, and thus delau4ed. km - , 7 •••,,+ a .. .• . 412 , i , 4, i , ,' ' xiicirssors . v:, T . GRAIID ;UNCLICstt ctp A k ' . 4i 4 •,. .- ~ . , le National • Celan owe, Jail 23. - tbeAv,petiotr o .sholdst It prove foal . . ' •'"' lhhaitttx. ' ' 1 '• -4 , et This Grand Stand extending alone the • wall. of ,I . ... .. . , .tk 1' notwith- This day Monsieei de FredeUreich, ebeompaeleit. • , ,_, • . 1.- . • - ~. - - leis was an action against -We uranir J'' •at . '• .. v VI Gang Compaisyf,;brAhe Priiprietor of Om Isell'lr' • off with the by Mensietie deibibler, charged with't speciatakis„ gabs et•Y : ii . rk's I.:Ryden, from _the iron . gste to , ~ . i I, -:, Peauchman's ',ion to the Prince Regent from the Canton of Berlllei.• reetV . Park to the Queen's: Library, inclusive, ..-,s_ i Mill, ou tie Hirers Gade aiwi ijotireurne,tll2l L I -„,. unit all at. I had a private.audiencoof flirt Royal-Highness,. toOde... ll .llsmily • complete. Several waggons, 7 Tia ease .:, I 1 7 : . "e end with scarlet clotb havebeert ioaa 7rou w g i ik u t : raltC . ti 11 4 t he Ws i ter •.. N u, I ti ks - 7.lt mlit t... )as 0444 . * 1 diffigoityo ! liver their credentials.; to which . they were tntroo ',bunch e s ‘.,,-,!! , , - __,l- , ....„,,_ Me m. hy the Plaintiff, was, ".thaF. the rand Ju t i c e, ~ , 111 l e Duke de I duced by Lord Viscount 'Castlereagh, Ms Majesty'a lort n-DP"'"F9t f or t he ° " ° !'" ° "‘" ktIcm. """" ) `'`'`. CP. 1 CAKE ' Was cutinto theAklbeve the mill; * 1 .„. Carried off the water , • ' -iiiiiiirwise wUidif '. • - 4 4 bert of the, Royal . lloesebold, the Iginkitr, t'ilreigo, ! :art of fifty 'principal secretor y of State Psi Foreign Affairs, and : I reception . &inducted by Robert Chester, . Esq . Aisistalie.Moster 4mbassadors, and other persons_ of distincting, to ! Bowe d d own the . sons igf a h l r iak t ote min ; itte . i .. 1 that made aof the Ceremonies. .....i are to be invited to behold the fi re-Works fioot is I Le . - ..... guleture was very- , , , ve.(l., el this . innontartieraf ' i A. : r assembly, •; • This . day Sir' FranciaArlvernois, Minister , 'from 'ate. reser . yo ' ir of water above the Mill-head, in orde f Noe * '; . nests of the ; the Republic of Geneva,Accompanied by Monaieur I -The rotunda it the southern end; appropr i a t e d_ to t, tto the Pa. •'t urretlini, had : also a private audience of ht a Royal the immediate branches of the Royol, icit 1 s ..2 2. 1. 7, ?L i ,. ?Li to injure the mill-stream. This they had neglect t i ts ' 4 li d - m ititfl r y highness the Prince Regent, to,deliver their.credjo. yet F ei t ered - le • • A-label " I ' s rimi g iu , 4 Ql. WPIC-u "1.11 do , but, as a substitute, had erected a sten'i ll . en - e .' 01 91 ; & &flailing tills to which they • were intrOduceiV,y Led Vie- following .stf ords are . only cOmpllteil l To* 4tatscu_ , below the mill-tail, to throw - back the water tcr i hi • ''' if after din- : count Castlereagh, • his Majeity'S Prins pill Secretary 1 -PcAcs REIrtoREP 're F aM P .F .." • 4 g at Milltl . river ; but that this was totally - inefficient' to mi . ply ( -• • • Miry off the of State for Foreign Affairs', and conducted by' . itike are placed . 04 the ouisidCo t e trot • the fire - - * . -t • , liege of the Robert Chester, Esqi Assistant Master of the Ce-• •shops 4 lti which they a r e made, in the Green ,rk., . 1 ~, w o wit A essee w - , .• _ , k ~p were callad,, who distinftly, progr4 ~ the visitors ketnotties. . . • 'rite workmen . aloe begin to erect 'the meows IT 6 .... , . . _,, ..,.. t at 4 e mill suffered cons .. , iderably from the diver* ' a - bridge Intended to be thrown from. the lawn os''tmi: e I 0 I the dance ' . „ 7- ,0 10 8 !!r• - _l, . or the water by the canal. • • (astro`i j o up e , ecruss .thq, road at . the •• o,lAtlllpioef.. Messrs .l P". .-" and lasted , until . hlll.l.l7sia. f'ReXOTteNS. .•• ~ , .swas, oot.ss• orApcm for dit .. ''' Constitution hill, intothe'Greec P ark. 0-14.000 q p ......,•.-•,. ..... :• : - .I•P., ••• P t-. enuterte* • —'• ' . ~ ... . , . Ltelenoanta, arguEd filet limy -were ready to sddset totem OD- 19th Re ' Witivqtßre,,Jaity 2fs 18 1 4.. . . w ,„ ~ of this edifice is at present erect's!, aOsivitho glment of. Light tinsgoons. A Lteut.-Onneral Sir . trlialei• cartiees drive and horiimei ride. '-.• •.- ':..,. . ' , ' evidence to show that tbe steam-erwine restores • .. 1. 4 •ged' against • Now. Bert.' from- the Vd tight DragoeSS; to bi 'Coitratt, ge - . . . .i • .. .. _. .. Ale use of . the still ts,mecit 4cater . as - the - canal COatt , .;,, branches of ! . vi ce_ larll Alooe, dery-Led. . • - ~_. . , ~ 9, ,‘ • ...,. , .. . t . - .T • 1 - ' • • P, ' : • supped; -- but, f' . " --bl it iit we, ot;:4sulgth• agreed to refer . r . 2 t: • 25d Ditto Nlisjor General Henry Pow, friss the Ist . protean „ , • f ..' POUCE.-: ; • • •' • , which the ' , G n a e ,i,: to beCaltinel, Ate Sir Willianalitiyae, apoialeille• -'.• •. • 41 1 11 1. 941 ,1•114 P Its`biltrtfire. :11,01140; going into fartiali - • rery • ill able' the command of the 19th Light .. • •.i!i • .. . 1 - 5..; -7;sesilel,r-.. . • eitae s t ee . • ' • • . r ' ... ' '-' GA RR 1937 9 . C" • s - ••• •• - •• • • - : rotirrvitim Iv' . a La.„,rik„ - u s t . 1 ,. - • - . • ) . qemeral .Charles Duke of Richmond Pi be- iretterice of Pk. too.linlici • -,Thi party of the Patrol, who go . to the fveigh.,l ' ~„,_,l •_, ~,,ing',,,tSte- ‘ l. u4SWItow• _.. to success of mouth, vice Lord }lowa, deceased . ' •••••-• • _,.._ ' bou4Vod of Wings", within these few days receliert infortrue• , 1 . " 111 Wag SW Illainn . Yet eihinder_ Tice pjahitpkt‘, 1 d ic i ie i s ; t i a i . ',tent...Oen: RnA . iruld4.ord Hill s "be . Otrairitse of Ro ll , t r i te .1 tiqn that. several on9teigulghtu!sFicsp bad been seen there fur was thii:piiiprietor:of a itilge*sitiltent tArleitirvii h. • 1 lOC puke of qichtnond. . „ ..,, - • 'r. 'some nightS . past. Tuesday asorpmg, heftveen twelve and ape, tr. a c its meet • ' Ofike'nf Orirtalitir;Mil S. • d 'ale D . read C d ei„,e_, , , O'clock, in u Bald nessz she SlstOtail.". lillepherdess-brne, filer "`"`g99 -*. t 9 lii - bad lent :ft "shwa * : 1 halits . i con. i IktillioalrimoblisemeuLforghe allers l 7*DAPoOoost o ..t k e ' -'7 - ' obserfed a area apsw_eringSlie deteriptims of °De of thl ap i 'se . st the eoligh, f - Which swaillp(oquisatelyAsat.,•.Tllll aiktoiel- of , h.,...,1 ..ss • J Po u l e• ire SW •' vice Mattifi,` , . , is. at firgeors ames we so sloes characters . ; who appeared.% 'br Sallie. act of 164 , co, ,wel fitrc4ed to....hankep e in 4, ohNitni erd-ceri4 .... et' Mote .on . retiimi. • . . .. -‘..,_ , . dawn. at i(rodefilioarkolt tonna* hispelfelhey,steured, . tainedpipers of 'verve - Ile, do I ...,„_ ~ i , and found upon bias emeriti! and ',terse 4aife without asheet . „..... •.. .. 0 . _ !OS, ; ,..or )1/hicks!! • :a d arrei,•by Second A zostaist-Snrgeon Alexander A . Sdersos 'he he --..= 0 Thee:nil is a asset deadly weapon, hirstie • Mew frOmit °WNW action Was broiled Were*spolteitle s a conversat - _, I hisrgeon, sice•Ptesseti. . ha . 1 1 heel Mast caws instant death. He mim bteaght io the Oge.A„ • between the Plitntlff andllefoliaint. • The , • • i .Is , I,C9ittitri--- ' Tempo ry Aisistani-Sorgeon . .lemer Lyoch ,O'Contior 10 •"'t when sot being able to give a satisfatmrs acconat of bimkir i .• 'Willi .goth'l • letto:d a "Atinstent-Stirxeon, vice Anderson. lbe wasconamitted to the.Sessions._ • - ' 1 fentkint being irritated parcel;aittriiiiabff4lie - Will s ' ; • IlMit n te-, Ilselmd AssistantAmtgeon • George .Hargrovo • to• be Assistaill.! SHAM CUSTOM-MOUSE OFFICER , iha 4 ' using cpaese long - nage to OOP Viefotiff, who sold,: i t • - -.••• 9 - Surma. vice,lrelustd, resigeo. nett - I - It : i"emporiry Assiktruit-Surgeon,KOner . Baker to bkSeairet 14*. with " ;:tiot i s i l l y•leal ed int li a nli shael an i tit a !i e ll 'bs am . tii i ke w r i ch e fel, rg ille :". Why,, sure yon:dori e t- thinly A bad testy hand:* !''' •• t. ZiePateli g 4 sbv..tie-Sergeor, vice Haigroire, promoted. • • •' • pl./wet:ly of Mite s cieskr.. , v •- • •• • I taking it ?"-Toritich tile Rifsidarit. l aroLied," . 4l, ' • . thweviiiiiikt - uffito Of OrOaelelle. Joie 21.5.• • - Royal Itexinaeat of Artillery. It appeared that on the 6th of October last, the Prosecutrix, 'the Bricklayers' Arms, on tbe Kwat- - : I Ido • none but an accomplice W. , t hil • .. . , 4. a 7 AS . yOlll .. Mr, 4illtilit 1 'Nile ittond Lleutenants--bentlesuerdet . Harr* W. Seat ! P lain at a 94111e4511/4 ' 111 • reed, when the P r isoner as ked h e r I e want a c I . , . e iiiii , dis, vies, lave. prolific /; Philip 1.. oote, vice Dowlms, USW- ; „„,..,,,i she replied she did adt, an d walked Po to ber mildest& i you think. Itook it ?"-Tho other .' - • ''a r tea, 4 f , 0 r -- nwtext; ,avil _Willa* H..Rmilardes, vice-Preston, proas&sad. ila ~ ... . treet. Bermondsey, carryings small trunk with her. do , .1) t-d." .•• - • :4 : 9 'r i . ~..-: . he Compara.• • . 1 W '• ' lase the house, the' Pr i sone rt6thhved her. &vibe„Y , vain,t *Poi, . Inveovn 0qief. 1 9,4 elMs.‘ set what she,hlidiol, . 1 9 i.. . I .B*Pflio'Ffer.o l he P*lcei 4 0 th* * * *eh was' Pmeii ^. i 1 1 T rit 4li -- .44. .........e.„ ii&NKRIIPTcy•iiNt4AIWED. - , 1 tilsusw _ . e St. lid i i mas fl. j; go ~, ertelllsillt fillio reused tor mote tisise,libt fit 'intfistirsi l oartri syrk its . nee.4sAyenc . sie ,seste-; slut th e Et e r an d as t ) • 19 0 - I f e P 491 0 * °IC" I 94 0 ..s-1,. tot , - r: she comes( the track, wises he tobitiatatil and a silk • s irt.• . ffir IS' .I, arGuititlialt. i was •no oresetwbee it • elder; she reamertrated, MYNA, iietees very hard;she being • • . In . . r iv, reset • - 1,41 4 e .IV . At .t - CPOCII. rl • . !. . thet'oi ettoi. , • . - BANKRUPTS, • • • a servals ; but be replied,•if.ree was his mother he must do his ,of ice Vert and. IC•whi itit et .proved, Witt 1 1 ,G„,.e,„.,,, T:flalreetx Aermeitrep, Herefordshire, minter. July II; 2a, , .._ eel I Itesook r the ihings awey. - A Gentler:lan attended to con- ! this ,DerendlinFathen he 'first' milled the Da reel &id . • ' ?.'7. l'"Ilt, Seal. 6..attite White ling Se. 111119, Ludlow,. sbroloilate- Attee".' islet the Iwheetitios flit the ease/Jai-house, and 'statidlitit Use ,- • . ' • r• -• '.. - r Pee ,eat ale . rites, Me. !Nigh, Bernard-street, Ruspett.sqeare; and *mg& peirereeires pot a . titifteel-lip,SMPfficer. and occounwpetafe.,; not•gile ininiediato 'notice of its twis,lifeettfootligf. , t tot _des' 0 Adadishod Assilersosi, • Ledlew. deflate op sehtgarssgige4 gootH. - He win comatittqf for 'chil l . abbot ft. ... . ' ' •.. ..• -.-..., ' ;• ~ 4 • ~. .1 - ..bii.J.it. coopee, ilarton-Heedisb, Norfolk, miller, .E., . ...„ ~. ._ •• , V. ~,,,,,._, i, Sep. 6, at the Kiere'd Arm Ino, Ens; HerclOaas.,. Me,. it. / . . • m ast P_ro*r : I al "; '" arl • *well nad 1°41444 ?4, wick 1 a nd ) - r ' T i ./' ICU with great iitilifeettonlve state„ • on thrOfik . ftrrsilti t li li gif• - .:5..r.. -1 - •. • , . , ca fe.' a : tip k i Falcon-Arne!. FialFou-srplare. . „ ,„, . T i .T. Browning ;, -Littoe-SerAmi l Wdfnrd . shire. dealer, Aug. 18, , thority o • e •- a letter to a relation in flondon, atilt , _,,_. mO.- . atm its aI: SIDE. • ch dlurwent • 19, Sept. 6, at the Falcon Bin f, '-aton-Socoo. Anomie; • Captain Tinkers, • af, the Cherub sloop of war , II , , . ' hie at Meese& liganand Waterman, Essex-streets and Mr. Needham, i rapidly recotering.frote his w,oundt, and Ow . fae;,o.&' • • There 'Were but seven prisoners on the Criminal . • A hilt (iOdogilicheiteß • Aird; sa d n i A Ail . 1 t 'on trhed-friors mereJsant July 9t) Ang • 'the necessity of a , . gm t. 3.re , ~ ,9 . 1...., • amputating both or eithrr or. M. Side, and•none for any eisormotn offence. ..• 4' , resters pro - :2; Sept. .at Guildhall. Anomie'. Messrs. romlinspas,.lluun- i s ramav id . - - , • .1 • hlaNtiz..tooraza.-.4Vgliain Bilky vast convicted . • :, cu l firmed, i ; Mil, and Raker, Copthall.coert, Throgmorten-street. I • MAIM M ArCil.-.-OnKenninoton•Common there ' of • alanstarighterb io, killing . George. Ketepster, oat , ' J. 4ioutuu, I.lpholluod. 1 4 ancoshire. ootokmanuteetorlf, # . ~. • - • . gs, . . ... •. „. . the old toy- 1 .Ang..l9. 40, Sept. 6 , at the Hoek FA' Vine tun, Wigoe• ii,4*. Mai- pahlyekk Mt 'Ailtierday eveniog,..the grandest hurl. : tip 1414,q. *pm A m t,..... There . wa,S 4 uo, person pre.sl nes so many , tornirr, Mr. Ellis, Chnitcery-Itine; ilia Mr. Orinishaw, Wlton. 4 --• Isitealtch Auk was perhaps ewer Vritoessedin . sng...; sent, at this.tren i sactipp; h'at 4 a , Te 4 in evidetrA •••••I • ti. Hennes Receiver Keit, cords:tuner...Aug. K K pt. jell' so maul !6, at the Guildhall, Claterhery. At Mr. Plummer , ! isle t,' or at least by any person nOw. living. The i that the prisoner and, the cieeta were at work a(' his Duchess Canterbury; and Masers. Neibersele and Portal, Eiseretreet,';',...qh wior t utituted batersos some.l.rish Gentlenseo, ' plough ' together it the time' Oftri 'accident. ''' Whed` She is abso Serknd• ' It ' the boy came rennin home his master, with - his •• • It.. Blackwell,. Crescent, Minories, merehaet. Joie . * Aug. . ill tfiff.R*4' of .ther !iNat09.ga,a 0 ,41.47*1a. 4 1 qui.t•D o -q. , g ye access to 13, afpc 6, a , Gandh a ii . Apereies,. str.,Howl. TrORP.4I, *Pd. •of wtiamtwros, s impported by . "toy rettpectable,; heed all, bloody, the mkster went into the field, and lining spirit, Mews. Hewitt sad Kirk. Manchester. ' * Publicans of -the two opppiite part %4, w h i ch st re ytisked, OP Prisouer what lie lied done to the boy, for ,' ‘ P. Toiedans Great' firmest - sired , Goodman's4elde, Arm- '. - . • . • of generous cant, Aug. 3, ' l4 Sept. 6, at Guildhall. 'Attonsey, Ilicloss, . those - of St. Gies, against Wapping, for a .1/et of Ite..w i lp very. badly troundett...lll Prisoner Seoaed, . 'this angelic London-Wall. a di ' 900goineao. . The game was considered . as a drawn • greatly distressed, and said (goiroy was idling iostead, elevattonspf . 5. fisbraham, LothborT• merchant ' Aug • . 2 ' 2' Sept' ' - 1 one and** honour. was equally divided between.. cflattendlng to the horses, and that, being - angry, , Cwitilliall. Attorney. hir, k Nind, Thrognsortoontseet. • .- • heir rarity ; T awl j. Pe dry, St. Paul, Gloucestershire, tosch ag o." Ili. ‘Op cgOeohategte, The. imectateAo, Or hp, st the oonel, , 4itli Alin 'fort not attending to his work, he threl that ti 2 —but that nen-makers, Aug. 9, 10, Sept. 6, at the Commercial . t eeeeeement, amouetell lit at least twenty thousand, plough paddle at 'him, which • strirck him on - the ch indeed tO Bristol.' Anoraks, Or. Stepiteek Bristol; and Messrs. *Wen . i• .. :ppd.. -. tyt pia giffig•ti'iltiCit, apparently , uqi- keedl.-Tbe plough pad d le is•ati iron instruMent 6)4 • and Stokes. Hasmigholl-strem. .: . ref the poor M. B. Harrey, - Witham Bogie,. at, J. %! . HerveY. Had- if 7*qt in litansbara: 4 eiwtor, match is to be played ' et.callOg. the ploughalsera • eleau from the-mould scat lidenee, but leigh-hall, Essex,. banker; • Juty SD, Aug. 9, Sept. 9, at 1 0 : I i . onday, the eth Of Augest, but the - spot is not dirt. ~• be rebuked _ rivialliall• Alarrowo, *sus. Tilton sad Prestos, Cal ms- #lr, Lloyd, a, Surgeon, v . vo Attended the I*(4 ' Strett. yet.osrei4oss... , t-nor does W. Lankshent. Little Chelsea, starn. July SO, A .. g.• 9, pi t 4xespx, jt i eolags.T....-.4lipat ten o'clock, on ! slid; thar'fbe'klow ' isid'ariven 'a ,avail 'part' of tlid the expe l lee Sept. 6, err tluiTdhan. Attornies, Met Melton and • Mew! Tues d ay, the thtlr hrs. the (Allowing dreadful vole.: skull into i'he 1 1a/stenC. Of - the britn, ant that 11 ', wore, Kleses-read, Cbeisea. •1 . V IVIDENDS. dent escgrO ' l t 71.4.g.44w,der.mi11e p,f Mr..Lairrence, I caused the death of the rsoyin about eleven days. ps of his di, . Aug. 17, 3.. Tyler, Mount Sorrel, Leicestenhire, miller- of pattie s . Mess; fistese; :-r-A l qoentity . of powder eig.,,i The Joky havieg found, the Prisoner -Guilty of , v ' bears date Atte. li, R. Ctarke, Lekester, salt•atevehant-RovA, R Par- 0 - I ploded in I coming lied dryieg-hoese, by which i iitattelaufhlkbr , - tbe low !lied Judge sentenced-him to . . tridge. I'leesects Inn, metehasta--blow. 8, J. Hkkox, Worsh- expressions ` tug. Sosses..dmper-Avg. 16, Fo. Witispossce, Icgnsingtpo, 1 the building and throe seep, who were at work they*" be imprisoned for fir" topsails.. . • , reign. Yon victucner-Anl i 16. A. -1 rye, Bish4TIPW-"reef, Mars-draper i in, were blown, comperatively, to atoms. The other - -Aue. 16,. J. X. Etherington and I; Mickeilleiri v Dartlind, .•• . . • Irderi Oy dile _ f. — : erections nonwhites-July 1,/, w,l' a u ea ca d j. * lmre ci er k e e.; erections, employed in the manufactory, were but Spicinvi.ltargliret.Stee t ender nursery-Maid . i . levies. The ' well-'greea. Jratilerl* -- -TOIY aLh k a p" eV Srilitoo, Ourre ta t 1 littl, 4 , 19 114 In e oi lec t iu g OiLs'nliusgl94l, remai ns ' e:na. in tbe Amll . Go a l lie Bet: drowned h " . ‘ y o r ~ pfncer,et• 4 ... oldier befalls inierunee.hmker-dulY 9Q, D. 1 lanide• eV "°l l ° l 8 -1 of shy strifsleumpfte votiefere, aa•im - ' 4 •'°"" •" —r s sett in the - chit - 66bn gunday mereing. On the Ce. of the real ' tr'''''' "' T r it " * " . "' "lng- V 9 ' - rrY ' isa- ./. - ,Pbilip Mall, and Jolpt Eldridge, see. the . heart of • s • , i t I • outtogdoesbtre, coru-buyer. • • „_,, racer ' s rogue ,- t was a u m evi dence that ' dd - c;al • ' • tha I • I,' the' Royal • CEItTIFICA.TE.S-Auo. 16. ono at there was rasa *Ores 4 0 4 gaits, d' i l tac PC, u , :deceased had been rebuked b • ' servant Ibt y an upper ,tefl and cer. W. Andrews, Plymouth Dock. Pori - IJ. loti , NrP! ) ::i from any other part of Mho body. They were ail seme negligetice, and threateeed . so-bo slistherged.--- ,•• r ranc ii N ils. t ront r r:itorl. j eweller - J . , pi! c Os:mire, Nodbmseto e siTl:fig in.g.tFrieil 1 90 us and ono Ti,. w q rk t 4 i ' l ih° 011 in ''' . It oli i•PTell Of? 014 tkrT-C Oil 14 , tad of late o • if tendering F . 471;1r.er--J y .'& Woolwich, ,rose -eimoo-T. Chapdlee and I ward' 0 thirty yews, ; cottcossiee :prprinqed hy,, ‘ no r tt l - ,A P s ' - - '.l • 9 . 4 . , . p , a , tringe,. aro It ireonsistencies Or l y:: . Alen in de. IT: /tea som; Verson Falgate. grocers-J Saler, meelloiel l - d oe Implosion (whicii f 0 ono Cgo 4Ccount Wools , 1-.47, •• i ' / ..' 'it• •: 4 1 . ~ z '4. - ; t mad, bricklayer-W. 1441106 6 , Plymouth. Mister W . Sal. .- r atippOse stir wt. ,ins t asie t sue.' veratsi - ! liss, Ciunbritlie.becth, ilueltney-rogit, baker-. R.. Tannev i lls. . felt jeverpt mile. frpiß 11) 41 %Mt- • I wes'delivi4ed: ;" , : ' ' 1 ,.. '' '' ''' S ' '• '- -, d then with ! nsiughurn, opfioliterer. SUICIDE —A very distreseing greet took place., On m outhy .f . i i e fi a li it i iiii i ictable . o , ll , 4e . sman t ut .. - in the pre., I • PARTNERSHIPS IHSSOVED.I blast -eta- (esys a letter fr. 4101 BP 9fficet, dated lialicif, :Nile the vicioit ' f Phillt.atrooteltiont•himself white 0 ' * 4l; y O. is resohition . nu t e u t ,',, " "" i v's'...l 4 a L " ",":"„ u !',l t t!'xim, y , .4. 4 l e 7i g et • ec e7 , 4" 4 - ... V) here Pr titiodey aiming, the . . l 9th . inetatits IA . 0 . .., Ir. . Allihe sirs-F.• 1., rod W. ilopkiesm. Hig4 !Whore, ropolsindmill - seven o'clock :yr...cept. 44ima Bedford, who had been hood- II did ' 1 111 tet the boas, of * tripod Isi the spore ffeighhO4 ) we n t te,i iti . I --T. and D. Ettbant, Duileo, pocket-nontg, insparecterepoi-L , td fr.Rnt iltelctigen elooP. by the A dmi- Ft •P r l It .117 ftH•tk li t !!', nigh!. 'J.:oil . . .i. .. Is Retie. Rohinsnor, Maneireorer, de:diets is eisteer....a.tastrepbe is att pits e , to plc iecent repute of .••• - - ibis country, ; : I ,;,s i . :;: t reee s cpc and T. ilytte, pintail:lnge- flarof 4 ef/PrCo *stir, -. topic NI 1 1 01.110 n the mcifitt fig tints bed -- firm f which lii . hlIV '' I •' • * • - of *le inciP.. ;ht appear in 1 hfurray and W. Washreugh, fins-room, Cittlli tikaLrare bed oak' for it, airithuro Or bove.gone en bearer *t. •'••-. • i • - --, •• .-••i• - • 0 " livels of this - ,. P. Stoesell,* H. fiittain7 R. •Wilklasot;, : J. l . -1- ' - ' lr- i . Boepro - I .lk severe pitched Rattle for 201041' • - ' l Forace..and 4V. Britraill, Slidield.-morahaistsi.-A. between nine' and'ten n'clOck : but, alai ! his iervant . i • • • - • . • . - . s.. .- a ide was Too tit orf'Moeds • .at Rid et trot l ;e - Bat you will 1 and W. Kidd, BrightiKeeetope, . M, spa and k. iesa.plernted by *emelt of edisclierge trine * PIS- • . . ' y' g .' I evy opposite t Brown. Doncaster, milliaers- - T. eott...e ;S. WiWa, and J. .._, . lotto hb *pops and Inuisd the Ca pteiabodl• earbrdshere,lletWeee Besijnatin Forrester, a farmei,3 H'ne, Statrety-mill, Weissentialtbi, deslers-J. net 3: Luetrell, . col • 9 be Wont . and Srlihruel % Halite( a hatcher . • l'he coteliettuteW . tYe th e c orn- 1 E.;liat i sod J. S. Swath, Um . 11. axe torellerr. 1 okot himself tie the bend ;, the hell haviug puma . . ___,_ . _., ~ , „,.• ~„,,, iffiest . whose yr. rker aadß, While, riptol, pm& proirkiiell-IIU ,thoggie the ler& ix*, 1110400 instajatly flow°. w ho , Aim e v .gpsgfaA, ippr.ft eeta tp.ue agectioaately littaeneur . I cap assure -11 . • i n k and A.' Bowden, rind balbet'lleahers -.4 . . _._,., ...,...,, • 1 . __ L... L- „n Aar .49 AI yooluta, 4l o7ip • •-. le the vil)age., ;gni It nop tlip wl ic b. .I.Y. flotbiack, end T. Dole , erwia, iroeseeern,-C. Dais wo Iron. . 141 91000 rs Kw Wray* Illsosiever. Foie timed shaeqii lase w. Abbou bil Uswit Titeberld- start eitmlehreesers, ea* few it t betted witurs i ll Imm o , .an t i se l lit : k led to - therlit dispute. .11,7 were - athletic yOuric • Iy •of 'itch a hrkkliyers-- - r. y soli`. I'. Mltchalt. • Rt e ri"lni Urgilidilk page a an Aolweeefty f i le s t..... ir- 4 .1 st . cpmmea d. men of 13 'Stone.. `‘r . 1-' -he ba ttl e was meintalned mids t . i , vow s o w are , sromnapeers.-- J. titiolden, jva. and 3:' ;oalden, fitonelteliter,the most determined resolution 'one hour Ina a lust- • ; Ito Almighty G 1 d wife and bldr . , tuar,er.aterdatifs-..J. Wieseassid kivillaigis,.4Ksicafteed, York- my sou Go ,an my . „French sal- 'shire , shire, woolstailders. , ter when Forrester gave in. Both weft blind after ..- ; too w,mr, and protections ,0f../Oy. .14Pg PO Country ', .. . . what appeful l .. . 1 fi Ii and above on hundred heavy- . -0- 1. OlitittePlP Tbai piper wAte found torn . , on bal f" -h t t.e s 10. Ttgv o ~ „ ~ 'or . would in. Tor Ins or Wrsins.-This piece staving ceased the floor; *4 was Arch 10 1 t together by ill* •No were eschaagod., • _ . to become a military &tie foe .0,11 die refractory Cerounr, lator:be Jery, ' ;each Arinsisitation.anst, - - -,- .. - --.. . - • • , . . MA/R.RIED. . c _, - a • ifillittlellak 'has began spin to cesium Its character arevilot e ~ lueught in their . I Mtdiotr - Ltßuirkelt AP` ' en the idtilist: 'Mt. T. Pratt, or w;lit H am Alibey.lP Ilar - •• I duty •theret of Send sbnplisity, sad hie an attpaction to many pow Aoaded his pinto' on Sotarday morning, and rte, "? 94. 403 1 0 0 1 fr or R• Oar*. BALM, klq. or Getocip 4 . do., replied, families of elissiocsiosi. Celan.' end Mee. Berri.. told his 1.1.'1%14 it ,way .probahle st•hift they should On thy ‘2 , 2d inst. at. 114 well :81sseri . h, Midttleses, Grew 'l;. , ~, ,„•.. MO eating the mantas', and *ember' of othars ' are now snidest , fall, n with. nairateara-t7eUtitting to, the packet : he rrg smr 7 44 c d r . 4 l l. 1.21 . - 1 N A Tc..lll•LATl;itg d reave, E o t i o d t a N u lsr ite k; i i, ' their. • , • • 41 . 1 " hell pug tint) ,at three bolls in _took 4., far .411 YAPS litajailiato l dg r et, ; 47 m ot ;thank,. ; ' ' is..sttn s 'inste i isopeated this 0 Wilms , IN ilooseholti Troop Iteitootoare not ever kW, ilithollte so Gagers *C tlehltedshad oite- . •• • - -'' " - - . • t.: • ! . ice of Waal ygt,itt otegiatoftoperNesioeitonitatotootilto lialat At racier ; lie hod Loeb I *sin jest wpiao..4 .his •_I ; ~...i /,'' . . , , I st obi . 1 Lea D oll . resumer add Pobllshett . by W LoSittLi . . . uadergoing:anetkei•idteratiou. . ; country. • seas-ewe .oarroa. klis neet 4l4 .th ••• l • . • • • .. s • tv • / • , . • • .. ~ . - - • • '4 : ,, . _ "'s /- Iv . , • • s '... • - . • • • • . ."