The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-03 00:00:00

lk I ..• . . . . • ../17719F--.7—.7-7---- , ; . I 'i •:. Jll :-,•t•.' • ' •• - . .. . , Ting . 4 RTS, ; ; . ' . ' 1 '• , .......sp.i.-: • ''‘ ''' 1 ll ' " " ' it JAURNEY IL UPPER EGYPT. . 1 1 . 1K IN.GSTON• 11.,13elsotti, Charged by the. British Gavermoreg. 44/ grt iihnishotwod ' 'fo idled astheities In • Fitypt for ihe,"BOtialt, Me = s . - - . Eliel di oreogi i, s - seem, has . strokes* the fo lowing letmr . Sp Mir i v ' . 4 0 . dot , 7 Conti, that it iisight be peblished in the : le,tic er , .! •„, 1 l ir - -,..4.•- sals. When this letter arrived in yr i viss i i, pel tr • - rt). ..-..1 ::; 44). ÷ trines Writer was no mere. The mum, I .; J IRO • a ti i.V 4 o,` 4 ., autos brought intelligence of the CoentdiritosP4nt 2 1, 4 bail employed . the - left Cairo in good health; Be bed so, lfeltr abo T Watchie the cburch.yardior. a fortnight frosi JerWasiem, aid was !wady to deperilrer: , ot i ti:f er men ,b er . hi , t i ose dif.Fot . bia sites the e_ . eseveno 'Oat Oa the elm winter. 'there .. legii . 4l 'tipper pi and el NOS! IA 1 11;1# oe Smalley, the 30th - rlr3fr 4e r t! ' . , !ONO!, .. 1 : 11 - • 4400' VP turns - its "t r fro TlrriPrim --7- r . 1".&14, . sou'rrn:ffir . aliid , ow th, re h., .• . - .• , " wt . Pk . tibillittetiag, : Aker ha _ thltsjitti 4.4.4 i 11144 . 1 : 5 1itt1 i t1i . Mir , fetwfbiberibl:aroift tate, li a l pri oli t • t, . , • it : qt. • • Witslialli bet idarrbs - akr e i let thhht. -1 - 1104‘eiii "' •Is J . . i r i ck lie W 4404 rig J imaiiiddiO r ai l. iffivillvitdo. ' tieeo' %Ate - : Whets:Woes. and Masons ra Iv two *64, estiite; oils ti ins, grow ' itiet), twist, t iiitgrooid 10 hr 4 'sot ! tri ! -Witso..heuie, with'. decal', ' 1 .olthli' I'istl' AO 'cis o ' tie. 4 . 0* , fri‘ti tit tlii i irave. ' iii tio* . the top 19 1 41911114411 tof ilk k to. said, Y os t scout stitioi thekol" lilt told,' ‘ 'WO iri itiliX itilb4liiihtileil, bit - den'itiyoisiOsisie sir,' 0 1 toil," iialioffi' Aikt efeirling,ol, INiiiiiii, io b iiiiin ; 'ilgtired the sit Me siiiiiicido for hit. iticti, Wing . oripiott . wtid , eviittskeil, i 4 ' "Re • replied, " Vs, 'With a pistel over his. self imsediately. lit strOligling and diet orViiairi ; he was •ieriatios. The sho9o 'OK lin cross-etas time be spoke to 'eV I'll shoot you, liibiL• Marshall Nit bi.said so. ". /ebb Sharp lives 1 Welts neer the char ,' ylrlialioet 11 o'cl , Tbey secreted ti heard a noise at the awls, and heard "Moot is, It is a *PIO Oiiiing ifto Ijiltb *nod thou, Ms tb. forehead 'lt bled'Sery mech. Veil attendal by . tkkee weeks. He tison: be had semi saw a person to strike a wound Whit the poker: let an bile, end is'iSre which he canto and Struck . - of tbilahre did cot at the gra , kits, s' Desist and lispis, he said they 'llllll Marshall, and ..15 or. k 0 yards.. Joseph Logger, 'Y_ ather call for hell Stith his hand ur aid, " For .G‘ your master." I'll cut his b—dy former evidence in James ',eager, 'demand the key, none hot his mas, would not be there Tuesday or W know of it. litr.Ctiawoot. !titeir Conduct did *boding Was • iiiskie it wottld Dsottil asking from floe woo not *order, Vibe Dot iqa! ; : 'bully or 0 broad I' a trespass.,. bet ,tar &MONO to .. tore the • Plitieriti Vallee. rvii!d . W.o 'Ysi opirats is 'Law. Mr. Vit t ttit , thelitibillon it 'made koown to Issedit. This . fin's . cooduct l iiini. • M. Pis* WOG* 'off tirii 'lei die Jidgel, 'Atiy. • - • - 4 40, eke we so* Att i s ti al h Vw• and MB 011 foliolts/BWI.. amok _ sobs its. owl Audit tikt 4..peeld be coo! ea to Alisaalt:TinicetlVin elfectieg it . wits- 1 'eat the Ma azinirschits‘ t b 1 thif 604 pOifief Of ilte! -arias of tomej.lVrabs, 'wires.? ih- ValiffehlW -People, now guilt fete rhoiadeleace . 41f. only be for sash fade Mears. Al sash itiftelf 11111111 t! l tbe worlt of ail months. . 66 Froth Thebes I went, up towardelk e rebit to Opt 'steins' the Gres( Temple of ibsansbut, whiek 11. "buried more thairdeible ksleight in The sands, *heir -she *c o ed Catereet:'• TIMM 1 feeed.the iebefllasts v eer,: IU-disposed toward, • asp minces,. end from slitsgo PrePar.oliAttiooooniffit iseete difficulties.-.-- Itoßever, the seises ,beleg tee- *deputed, was my, tole Motive is diceilitti to soother „ doe . :Ai -•%. • • I ' . • "In the mess time fiNternod +TUNS, where .1 eiteulfied Myself rtfaw 1101,4i10$ at the Temple of Karnack. Than 1 found, several fees under grimed, re nage*: gptiliallatilsreeeeded by a wall. These Sybyeses,. with Mall at lions on.tbr bests or weave are of Mark inmate, of the usual size, and for the eges*t put of bientiful ezeratiess.. There was in the same place a., statue of Jupiter Abonbost, in white marble. 'tams net until mysesead-jeektey, in 1817, that I diseevesed the bled eta Colossus, mach /Motif ttt.o that of Mem**. This head of grouite t end of • a sing* block, irby itself tea feet friiret the ma. to the top of tile mitre with *Wit it is crevraetie.- Nothinteaa •he is better pematestimu. The is still as Weeds, es kirk itestherjesheesee tlie bands of the smeary:"' . • 66 After thit 1 gots took ski swodrio, whale 11481 ) we some-sews Isiah* awaited am *Oa' The this entsettry see gaits saved*, without any kleoid 'hey refused oaths kliegs the meet -Miry ; ostraatimilled premises had no effect eM eletlb. We owe reduced to Bee open Turkish cora seekhd in ester. At leerk, by diet of patience end comer, .eoer 9:2 dare persitverieg laboer, I had the joy of finding eryselfitathe,Temple of Ybsambst, when an Ev repeats , bas roar before Petered, and hickpreaessts the ereattetnticaeatioa iu Nettie or is Egypt, if we except the tombs which I have since discovered at h ebes • The temple et Irbeessirel is one hundred and .80y-two feet long, and • catmint fourteen apart ments, and an tesesense coart v where we discovered eight colossal lyres, thirty feet high. The columns and the "cells are covered - with hieroglyphics and figures very well •preserved. This temple has• theta bees spared by Cushy's', sad by the other ravagers who came. after him. I brought souse antiquities Irons,theace, two liens wkh the brads of villains, Ando steel statue of JlopMer Amnon. • On returning agile to 'f hebee, I applied my seif.sttee more to discover *bat has been, from time • immemorial, the object of dig-every for all travellers •40 every. natios-1 mean the tombs of the Kbgs of Egypt. • ' 4 it if known Mit, independent of these tombs which are open, there existed several under flurried, bet era perms haslet discovered in what plate. By means of obsesvatipos ee the situation of Thebes, I at length found the index that should lead me on the may. After varies' esoivatioos, I succeeded in discovering sis of these tombs, one of which is that of dpit, ask seems to)* pointed out by the mummy of an et found. there. This mummy is filled with ae phalli'. For the rest, nothing that I sae try could emits* 7se to eeisseite ihe grandee, aid mogni&,. tenet. of this teeth. • 44 This is eedssistedly the sett carious and the .most asteeishing thing in : Egypt, sod which gives the highest idea. of the 'sheers elits easiest ishalsitante, -The Weiler, from one Itstsemity.t• the other, is 309 feet, and contains a great number of. chambers and corridors. The walls use mutely coveted with hisses glyphlos and bas-relleisvpainted in fresco. The co. Jour , are of.a brightness to which sething .witbie see „knowiedge.is tabs compared, sad • are se well p, served, that limey-appear to *tie beta betjust laid en. But the moat beeetifel assfitheity of thia.plaie, in the ,pfioeipal.thatisher, is a Sarcophagus of a single piece; of alabaster, nine feet ems iMICibOf lostg, by three feet inches wide,v4ibitt and without equally covered with hieroglyphical -and carved figures. This tarps vessel has the sound of a silver bell, and the transpa rency of glare. There cap be no doubt that when I shall base treasported it to England, ash hope to do, it will be esteemed one of the most precious aturccaess of our Euroyeen.lorteerame." • • 9 iltet . breast. 11 teas ~ihily *l. 12ibier . boi, 'l4 c eat. 4t . toi :tilt " 1 " - I . . 4 e4tikiiii . tbat the Act( Ye ite ids y seeming an old man, carter• to Mr. Parish, of Edmonton, cressiog the road, going to hi, work, was toss down try a cart tivat happened be pasdlig at the time, when one of the wheels went over his head, and killed bum on the spot. Yesteaday, as Mr. John Schyler, of Mile-end, was in the act of climbing eVet the palieg to getlito hie garden h► happened to slip off, . and falling on his• head dislocated bis:neck ; he was carried iostsediately to the Loudon Hospital, when: be ezpited.• • .1 ki A Is my iliatiaktior Thiftwe t . 6*M dedispoi L owe fait* irts *MO `ad 161113* 10 101 1 0 cei e llri e rld%f . tholes et riiio44llikisisci by • le . 'SO its wa S M of 'IS hie* feet ho 'Ns the iwei to db. top writs Sod ern 10111 is weight. OthertritSitreri Wife nii' had wind the Vileplifsii - jk to Eerope, renoeoestabieliPtaikeet" ebablitilie owes erecting it. The resezdillicelty was is mei f ler 00. : epu!" et View *Me g esti/ its : -1 - i • - - ' . , - . . .' .. .* . ..;•*• - •iii 'Mit . . T 1. • • .0 .- :47a:14/04141 ".' ... .... ' • . • • . . . . ASSIZES* . • • •.. . t. 1-.. i . * 1 WI vitVd fo r . .. i..i s a 1111 .r:polcit. • was tiler y pets . t pre cases w ere sus. . c I 4, ft ..: --••olooP.-" teat wee:, tbordeei„arr4 where . g . rieers , i maim l ing or -io— ngGsTON4 limn 2- • . - s 'woliteditif .wa s inakted. grimy. case of liistill and . Hirron'.olnbut -r-Dtroid half way charged sett& •• . diand Thomas OUP,. Wes, tried blittbilr wei.ww?.l*.WeejorikheWded`ondruellbeket. fraeduteetly tiltaiding.tato boles , centaining ilifi r l, aproos e , a A ct , for b sT i me v iol en t. "fl* kr.k geestteut for the , Jury wee, *hither the ing apparektbe property of Esther Barnet, i t iss Shia Ogg was with: intest•th uterden t iand Ample cneerry gift. The Prosecetor,it. appteral, o r . tended John Sharp, in the church - aeltiti g . on the night of the 30th of: Nom did 11 1471000 PotileSl l , l kereo•, •.Tee.olinond Zytition rived a. few potaings se, nj a stage, &tan. foe i n . s to . - ~. . was p whether the eettlng,tam notwith hate" feire. 4 obn-street, abere,ahe left her two boles sad go. tent .. . thilit'bili* apprefiehd . . . ... - *sired the pertet to ley them up until she ' Nut for stria of";tlar parish of Lambeth,. Iwo is,;,„„p re to ass i s t hi s in After tie Jury bad deliberated - for southilite, One 'thee*. Owber sending fur the boars, she Was ill , :12.yasitfor. a fortnight prior to the of thbollkia 'Set Old wot altiee- /armed. they bad hettr delivered to a mew *A ' . Marshall had boon so employed Mr &row WoOb said, that althoeghthey ahead twoeghte note, sod sisnslesnribcd the brows. What r. `there were four or five burials b e oosit iesod no w, there was an indictment. for as- led to the apprehension of be trove pp^ a !Sr . 11016 - tirgovetoberr About three sault.and betttery, and they should not go espanished• man with whom he cohibltet ,at earl-reworesrA le lea MS Sons had repeatedly gone . A Jiirorsaid, that one of them was ofepinion that btagdides, St. George's:fields, being iiiiitei • P 04 Vaiirsip, j see that all'eres safe. In thEy were not' ittillty. semircleavge, and on her place being searched, s ie ge Lading 1ii)5041 the cberch, he went . 1 1 1 F. Mims 'Wood•—Yoo most agree. letters directed to the Proseoutria were fmnselienkli, • find to set men-traps, unknown to Verdiet--Geiky, in defending themosives...-litisse led I. the finding of her oat, and theappedherom rattail fcrlinered hint • and saw Idol taken, Gstiky r , ait4 the prints of La w . great isesereed of, the Prisoner. It is sgwased tlei • P Monet • " 4 1 11 1 0. , ihnikti . til i key . of Marshall ; bet for.the.opiniou el tilt! ; Jedges.. .• , -.. .. . ' waitin g about the coach-yard *at the time theses .. it-hliwiatted to look in the ground The P4aeuerelereorbeythllTplo:lsto4l. ili Zr g t u n i e tty tre t spa an m d ar r i ved, to , O p n u d t u o p ve ber rhea h rd os t e lt s e in P li r l o i sec hs e se tr i t u e fo te r l e ll itseo eg 1 ..... ht Ipfee ielptln and twelve o'clock, and the nstsalt.• hisawasAame into the ground, Oiry, agreed, by Wilt* sr Oillibled,"tkhliao tbotririol pt Settirel ether boles and par Cele bare betta likes in • I, beard them conversing *hint tieel • flail nett' AillibMir ' •-• *! • • a siddhir Mannar hind btbei; iosek-olikes.-411111PHii • to .11111:geciund where the poir.iterj . Matikeivapam4 note 41011. were tried for sorter wed remanded for feither'exentination.' *' ' • kgiotkild lot the burial of c hildren, having brush4llo isle lbOtlkorlbcof . Si. Saviours South- . Mgantiseonae.seease...- --- noN s s o lbg Oa IDO.k4bitc :tad took two slip's'', mark, a n d srlog stolen . seteral - Curtsies and broils charged eittnisigainy s was brought up for reibelieetilr +et,' tho poor grave. lle k ,, 1 rids.—They were bo th cireuriCted. nation; bet Mr. Grose, a elergylean, not beteg ithle• tenet the bar. Marshall polled - Matthew Gilikane rube' effievel wit% having, at to identify the accused as being the man lier'emitTo - e l. , - di n it kg 4ik e , t h e ' pow : s w ig WI Epsom, en the 28th Sept. robbed Sarah *Fatten, of to the first wife, that charge failed. •: • Offin Dalai wig mitt, bier at ;he St bundle end e• pint of M. Atibrrldietthews, the . mimed into lode Itillber,* 'Witnees*hpard the depii a the Sereb•Forrell sild,„be had taken her hand forcibly, In Stephen - street, Totteuhseercourt.rosE, eseeplakti. ••• ' 0 0 .0 ( t h e co ffi n; b e : cee pO t k et e i ad end asked her if sbe would take a Moog note? ed of several acts ed4esaalt aghast the Pormoser.-- • . L i grave; about twelin pacer . . : I' s She mid, " young Min, yOu tad 6etier *be' civil', she had no Amite Am' he should be omitted I beg . acohndrals, 41,71401 T re* for I'hille ffiends hartdy.'' He began 'to 'puff her, he pecked op.pert of her prop e rty to take.sornyoug * ' • a tfile ,s essing . eigr i besk o sser pitied her lb. tbh side of the road, turd diner hdr had hehaved very ill 14 hee-wesk.woesam. The hi t , , t to,' blarshelE . e boil dowttorta Wilt& Seto cried out " midget" 'eve- saner conducted himself in Ilee meet ifteellecot man. be "fa te d; Witness . , r tt NM I rel , time); • lie pat his head before her. mouth, and ner, and . he was leeksd op isellefeelt of Mail Wimp if f ei `lle rep li e d o wes ties oat then took bee bundle from her. Ihe beadle eon- tbe.pirace. • . iiar..,,.., s _ r _ t . 2 ,. ss „ ~, wetness parried a, • isio vovrwra &sewn of t trinitti cottons cot, out not m ade , *t ro p' s - senses. -'--Jorqek Fos, driver a 'the i'isrliitlad in his heed,' a ti - . * 'Oitillithlll.k.hi of officio . *tit lining; anda lieln hoe • Repooash No. 2t.8, appeared to answer aim, tg, SA Mai , a ee e li f p A si'W, bottle with a pint of gin. All were tied up inallehd- , r oof ie s is su ed N o r m bi te b y R o b ert Hoerr English, lirater i listo . 114 left , rind 'Apse kereblef. The gin beleoged to Thanes Cook (/ her *ore bi n , with insisting Ippon -, a 'nd oth i ;mt.,. 4 4eis. „,... Wi ti r i ._ ti k. , s p e w. gseedfather ; the othv . th ings were her 0.11. ~$4., *ore Albs his fare,, , and also with not liehintig '. to ' erf; Ps ;ow ' '.tipte kr. ..M14140 the werAleeitse r And. told Abe mistress, ,iiir..* sseite l so ciell)yea be 'night to . have done. It; .' ii ilk Eton Mester. f"— Make. • she never get her things agein. - lle * hod• •• ComPlairtant diked, that sheet fire eglegli be ' 04 s On4..,gitei.,'", Ilia son s ilted . le_iestl - tlMhund, lifreitii lief . ; she des 'not feel' Itinl, Salvdal. ' , faring, be took beleadanya coach, is . r i t % heady 'el k 7, earreof iered m os .. • 1/11blie-be lire*, 'or atirthlnn ebditt blia i skir WO* lair4* lP Anir.street, veer' 'Ow Middlesei Hospitst, `'Minipill was SeCerid With lunch latieedadtetd her rendfather and•rwedaratliei,whe Wein fottirentry.street, where .he stopped a. t, ' M Ifieulty. Witness did not see Sharp airs at Asbtsad e She was sure the Prioettltwee lb" Iliddlt",* tattier West •to enekspor-street, where Ite p'. is occupied only With his own pre- man. , shovel was produced and identified. This w it very young and, ~ i (fleet, *tune he stoppettabout ten minutes more, sad ` . i • ; imination, he said that the second *scam CO itlis Interest : oho aP key Omits he went to the hfarth , gate, whore he got red. •••Ini . I the Prisoner he said, " Surrender , timid. nil paid the Coachman 3h. Defendeat o loo king eg* 8 . . . ,a." He had a fowling. piece in his the robbery WO ntWOOttrilwo other witoOtill. he money, sakl, with at tone isf taunt end eurpriseb bad made the first blow at him he. The Prisoner denied that hehod "ken the he 066 1 41 IMO pray what's this for, Sir ?" Tao Goodyear) he had never sees it. Guilty. answered, it oats for his fare. Defeetlint milted, in - res in a house in Higli.streer, which Gentleman -immediatety pald him is. Od. Moro, aedi r arch-yard. He went into thecharch. LAW IN7'ELLIGENCII. 'vat with Mr. Imager and his two sons. severed his he would bring him beery' Magistrate. _..-.......—. themselves behind the tombs; they The Gentlemen naked him his name, arid oboe' he COURT OF CHANCERY, Aram& the bene.house. He soon saw two drove for; he aoseered , there was his *ember, aid THE ATTORNEY-GENReAL V. 11110W111L • one of them say, "This is shallow" Li he might get thr rest how be coati. RD CRARCIILLott signified that be world ... 1 „.. ILA child ' s grave), Ile NW them soon Th e 1 •°. • . • auto pseeits2stale (W. - ridding, Esg.)firring pea. i to a grave. Mr. League streggled give this long-promised judgment te-more*. mined the distance on the card , told Orfeundaot be aensaarrou v. PrelOLD. 1, and it that instant received a blow bad greatly esceeded the mark • that hie bad no right , over the right eye, which cat him. This was a modes which had bees made on the to more than 3s. He therefore fined hies Ws. for the younger, behalf of Edward Petifold the ° e r that a re. • eh, bet it was not dangerous. He t . 0 , medical assistance f or a f ortn i g ht or 1 cetver, who bad hems appointee to certain estates or - return the is. 61. overcharged; all which, together, the Court, should be discharged, and he (the app. iv was taken immediately to a sot. asseated In 7s. 6d. He had no more then 141. cant) to be pot in possession.—lt appeared that t he rem, fever, but not very violent : heand v ivo op the point of being committed, wiles the an wi th his arm uplifted, attempting tether of the applicant, Edward P eu fold the elder, r. entot I s.enees very humanely gave up to him his sham had become a bankrupt, and.the applicant purchased, d time . Witness knocked him down of the fine, which enabled him to discharge the ts WOW public sale, part of his estates frees the assignees. demand against him, and he was liberated, with a it Was lb' Prisoner Duffin ; he then , at a Plaintiffs alleged in their bill, that the bankrupt I endeavoured to wrench from him a 1 Th e suitable reprimawd for the flippancy of his behaviest, bad in his band. Youn laager i kept hark from the assignees the real value of ttoe . and ea admonition lo be more careful in totes* t Doffitt's hand with his pistol, and estates, to get a collusive sale made to his son. Ike , HO him. It was produced in Court bankrupt bad not pet in an answer, but the son did, OLD BAILEY. On his cross.essmination, be said denying that theto *as any collusion between hint ~,,.. it into the bone. The first thing that ai ' d the bankrupt; s o far front It, that he bid for THURSDAY, Aran. 2. . . them at the public sale without his knowledge, and Lawn ," L ear y, age d 15, was ',diciest far isic!tlegthepoetet grave was Leafier coming op and WI• cad surrender." On direct examine. that he borrowed the money to psy for them from a of Mr. tieorge Ifatt, or a preset -haadisereinef. Aftlielig foetid Guilty, be was recosourreettee to mercy, awl rhr ey were at some distance from Luger Mr. ' D a r , ei e_ lll. , " I have carefully read Ind could not see them. It was abort the papers in this case, and I cannot see why the Two boys, William Huiehins sad .nratesllierhiet. smiths. -: The* I,onn tAANCELLOR.— the it r aco pivp a rr aE iwri a• soleetba'Prarideo for, either la *SW or mme • .made a party to it ;er, the seston's son, b ear i n g hi s father, the Innikrept,dieted far a -capitol offence, fur stealing, in the day ties." • eha.l 4 be The answer of Edward Tenfold the yeenger is eery yelp, ran to hint, and seeing Marshall di arso ill i ag eol:nr " To r i t i sle 14 71,1 8 ; id ' "rill Prlm tas bel vietto fell, very satisfactory, stud very creditable to his bow , I vied the robbery . by going d oom sh e are.. and swag I 1 uplifted to strike him with a shovel character. But I think, before I fivally give my de- 1 i, e4 „.,. t fr ,,,,, before t h fi re : w a ive k b a g b een a i r *, n o!, irol's sake, don't strike, Will, it is cisloo, that I ought to have the affidavits of the nu torve h r e t a rla n rd• ro tr u azfrolt y lt to the eldest Ther ig ler i e iy at io. RlP , He replied, "1 dolt's care who it is, dy head o ff ." H e corroborate d the father and Mi. Daniels, relative to what they know ' ass James poly 12. , of the transaction." Hearylke, aged 16, was ingleted tar sillag Lint lia Bask a in other particulari. poles, and various ankles of silver plats Shepepery se Jae ins another me, went to M ars h a ll to Further consideration postponed. a_2 Peon. Verdict. lirlity—Oreib. . ey. Ile said be should give them to The LORD CHANCELL OR intimated that be witless After tbe verdict was returnee, the Proseeeshriewit ap, MI sestet. He said the resurrection men not sit on Saturday, as he would be obliged to go to vi be 'rested his lordship wool" reesommegepe moon le y. here that Sunday evening, bet on the Windsor . Was. ?billies, aged 90, was Indicted Iblitlit a rnaa Vednesday, when he should let him . —.. three anis sod a balfandoeeladi, Intim , Mli. In& George 141 pr, la teelesbop, im eke f pgsbli spears- Wedneiday rimming, about day-break,lbe hoes* and le.boooe.- Verdict. Gusiity-tkvall . OD for the Prisoner', contended that of . Mr. Gatioirio Testolini, of Cwt-arbour - lane, Th o g a ga wits Wi de ' fo lis bc a ug. g oo k o w at Ter time M I. adman-noose, ia Me parish id did , not come under the Statute. The Camberwell, wie broke open hi a nonseross gang a not such as the Striate provided for, villains, who carried off tutor feather-beds, belittle, •• V• - ! et, 681/10.-thlaill • , have been murder if death hid ensued.. a number of blanketsfurs- sheets; and other bed fer- Yesterday morning, abort sets, o'clock, a leen Rota resistance to an illegal ippreben. tare, besideaplate, linen, and other minor articles. • woman, genteelly dressed, was observed walking by ardor. The apprehension is ibis case Yesterday inoroing, as Hall, the constable of thelerpentine River in Ifyie Perk, in a metsocboly ~ for it was legal only to apprehend for •Nesington, was tithing, near the Bricklayers'-arms, manner, and as It w a s 'opposed oho ieteirded an et. Sch of the peace. Their conduct was to three yowl; men of bad character, . whom he had s _ s _ s __ her own ~,_ _,._ was tiatabad. Loa for t Not a felony or a breach of the peace, frequently bad in custody, arid remarked to sheen l' in ' ist wl' i l te u s n sho te rn d enou gh"/r and o *. t . .. a i n wild leek very to enact it i felony had failed ; there- " that it was singular they were not down. at King. . deliberate), threw herself in. Aspistairon . eras lamed toneis were not guilty according to the stout, the present Assists," one of them pushed him . diately given, and she was taken out in thacto lacy ii?dici or feeling mast not be snowed 'against the.orber, and said, 99 Thiressin le, 'became ate admiwistratioo of strict Criminal we have not fell in lea, with 'ay of year beaks;'' h e r li fe. She refused O h * an y account aPt bect°l4 and they intesirdiaielm • ettnt away together. They supra: A sh* greet regret et her attempt befog friar t ' .—Whatever might have been bad not bees gontislehie.than two minutes, before Itat '"' .. flute , A die a/awl We Ore eathotistia that nee ~ms it r. Lager and his party, it was not he foetid that 414 kid tarried off his watch, hoer to eke Prisoners before they made the /eels, and two keyp e with them. He permed the Charlotte.street opposite the Retr. litierfand Ilill% ' ~ Board has been established at Charlotaalilltee, Omit B. iiiil phitideltirly the case as to Dot- way they Fad takoo int 001 escape d w ith the pro. ' ••dj i kiell 13^PdP •:, .-,Chapel,and Woodrt•rek-street, a 0 n ow 1 111-ttFit - th e groun d of the indict- Pertf• - • street upwards of Thirty Thousand Pitients of both s; Tuesday night the boss. of Thomas, Fletcher, .. .!. sesweave been restored'to perfect health, saei Of - reAttlialrl'file Weald rimy* the palate Esq. of Muchmore-hill, Surrey, was broke open, --- _,„, isss - - ' bed lingered for years under the most painfel. •. .. t if 0440 feiiinfftlie Prisoners and robbed.of a oilier tea-pot , several Silver table, "":" - ~.. • ced • bis • ' ' - ou' obstinate diseases, were : pronounced ulcers tea,end gravy-spoons, a silver mustard-poi, arid va- • . • 0 PAsttner, said, they bad only been Arms other articles of plebe, and a great quastlty of; I.. f fr I . t" posts. S uch era the effects resulting heal whether the grime bad been opeeedr wearing apperel.—T i lte house of Mrs. Ftieaqmh -. praciltioners, sad Solteral discbare. talents ! !-1110aars. Coon* sod Co. et d a aiti) Mar on the side of his bead Helmet 1, Plossalit-miw, Stepney, was 114•6 VA* . I kid hires made by tire poker. ' * epee the Mom night', ato l l rubbed of 1401/441 to, ii, . ' 'amid ftr il i c ei celebi "• • ft 'fbill ' ea" °ll7 the abet 'Prisoner said, all three-had great aseent.—Tbe house of Mr. James Gap:, .14,1 . .e -. la this Metro p oill. a " . Chtisidted daily iit • wax. Two shale bad loiked is his Aegel-gartieris, Stepney, was likewise brok Arttovi . -.4l l g7„, il l ent i o l on i Tn eee ei tti o n yi 'fth, u * a nde l° r d t illi amd pen the r n bil del , Wes not the fiiii r elit 4 csiaiMeletioi lit 'MO robbed of various articles of *miring apparel. • , s 1 ~ 9 01 twelve o'clock. P ati e nts at a cis' tdibier hard .I) . 4lseiiit -4 • Whilst he ISO . Te,esdat 'sight, as Mr. Warren, of Tottenham. ' n' unun it s ° a- • ~ , . , , ~ g ~. ianee',•delcriblug.their case, Immediately Intended I/. *. lf . rf hadifolia 14 er netbilig kat "Agi i coart r road,, sees passing neer Fitaroy-sqoare, be wet. Ali taws to be directed to ataitottoAtaap, s ac k . . ~1 p bits 'nisi!. 111olgibbhd the.pariah by .tacked by feet or • fi ve men, who knocked hir ^ liiiiis:ileul *it tone us/smeared oiblebi s b not go: .tii fist wheat iti watitOu 'spiv pm di?iie 60 SO preverit his is skintesy noise Me . L _ : • . • / p i a .. :'• -' - i ova tOto IM.o 4 'sed. le- ba " 11 4 ..teilL ."ft .... . rave caavaitil fee. i' Woo*, in • =taipimequieltio,_ sphservei, ,cliief, :While th ey robbed Vie if 'lllokoc nil L.erneit ri nou ant - W# 1/A III!'“ 4: 41# 1 eidirtfitiatitiiiittliatU r il ins inciiiiit 'hittliii4htiii. • ' 4I . lTAissmab Orrtet, No. 4, Salisbury -tom% ThabsWso • . . I ; 1 . . V I o' 't • 1 1