The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-20 00:00:00

beralely and regularly to prepare their engines of soischief and coercion, what shell we think of our arootrymen bossing the name of Britons, if they looked on supinely. till the entire cireomeallaiino was made mend their rights and franchises ? While the not party persists in strengthening their means of SSA. rill the shoe abstain from all morenrents of self-defence ? No, sorely Niue. himself, if he 144 time to think of, or were allowed to acquaint m o s i rtt with. the slate of the country. as ',girds this jealous contestation, would admire the British people the more for their sensibility (we will not soy Mick (cellos), and for their public spirit. Wing him self on ENOLIIIIMAN, he would Dot wish to reign ewer sack pasties creators as constituted the subjects of his Gerson ancestors. who could re•-eite (if not nomised, at least unrsented) a rhos/keenest on the bare back,by repeated coops de boles for three morn. NI le seecession, asd that before a crowd of spec. late's! ! Soldiers, indeed.aresometimes still obliged to submit to this brutal degradation ; bet the* they bite sold their lives for a bounty of a few goitres, in eider to be saintaissed, as they corset, in idleness of the public 'spew. No higbandupright.minded ponce would sorely wish to rule or reign over ea empilt composed of beings who could being them. selses so to dispose. certainly of their liberty, and probably of their life! We shell not hesitate to say, hewers disposed Ministers and the Law Orr cue of the Crown may be to work with severity or venoms the Liberty of the Press, that if, in the orproachiug assembly of the Legislators of the land, the same bliend or corrupt devotion to the will of the Minister and the Court marks the proceedings of Parliament, as heretofore his been the case, the die will be cast, the people will conelede that the fell esettallon of the already lud.esposed design against their rights sod liberties is determined on; and there fore they will not, perhaps, be so attentive to distin guish sod separate the CAU.II or Tile CROWN' from that of the LAWS or rue Couirriew ! I The rocrdinge at the Meeting of the Livery yes. tetchy are of the Gest Importance, •hen ere relives ois what has been done by the vision mobile of all (Wm Anti-1 misstate. Th. H,. noontide Alderman (Warritraw) very faithfully and accerately painted the anus of the persecetion ophs4 himself. He bad roosted (is his mild words) melees Members from the City Representation; and thereby bad called up their holiest resent ment. They bed been so vindictive and charitable (geed Christians nevertheless!) as to commence their legal attack upon him when on a sick bed! Bet the latter part of his address to the Livery dairy's to be reed with great attention, in elder to eederstawd the outrageous proceeding egoism the Alderman. After the oases of Ccevis end Cos on Ibis business, there only waists that of CAIIIIIIEI to complete the three C.s is reality, and au benoe•able trio, fistula is ono, they woald make is veil';; Yesterday Mr. Dassets, the King's Mamersger, left town with dispatches for am Ilsomr. The Spanish Ambassador transacted Waness yes terday at the Secretary of State's Office for Foreign Affairs. Sir FRAIICII &MOM hes received node*, that the Argentite-Geste tt. hes Sled ea ex-officio informa tion evilest hies for the Letter to the Electors of Weetaiester on the se' jeer of tie Mattelselin *et ups. Notices have been served on Atiseretan WAIVE MAN, Sheriff PARKIN!, HENRY Iltixt, Esq., cad others, fining Friday as the day for them to show cane against the rate, in the Court of King's Bosch. EMIGRATION TO TUC CCM Or GOOD 1101.1.--The Northampton is preparing to receive Mr.Tnomas Wrct.sos. of Chelsea, and his party. The Chapman is Pearly ailed by Mr. BULT and those proceeding with hint. The Menlo. is to receive Messrs. SCOTT, CIIAIML ' °WIN, and Wit. SMITU. wish their rupee. tire pertirs. The two latter sail together, and will be the first ships that depart for the new colony. The Ocean and Northampton the two nest. The West Indian sod La Rolle Alliance, of botwees 600 and 600 tones, are taken op, end go seat. The Weymouth storesbip is prowls% to take op at Pertsmeeth. Extract of a Lotter from Smyrna. dated Oct. 2 : " Last week arrived hero the brig Jane, from Malta, chattered to bring up Lieut. Hobson, of his Ma. j.Bl ) 's ship Spey, and a complement of men. They immediately took possession of the English brig Wit. Sam, from Liverpool,and secured in irons the master, Christopher Delano, and all the crew, excepting the rossard, a onolatio, who was ashore and kept oat of the way. The charge against them is piracy, hating plundered the Helen, from Liverpool fur Ge noa, chiefly loaded with manafactsres, and attempted r.. sink her after walling down the hatches on the new. What confirms this is, Delano's having landed and sold clandrwrinol), at Malta, • great quantity of masufactores, and bringing here a gond deal of money in specie, which be dripnaited in rho hands of Messrs. JACOIII VAX UNINZI. and Co. On the piracy being hasten, Mr. Consul Weans demanded and received the money from these Dutchmen. The William was reversed re that English hoes* of Messrs. Winaim. SAS, Iltswoon, and Ce. Delano, said to be born la North America, has been sailing between Liverpool sod this pert for soma years, and though reputed to be a clever man, his character was not liked. Ile and his crew meat bare been hardened villains to hope for escape with impunity, after committing such horrible crimes; far they were cruelly waiting to load bark for England, *hen, to the asstonishment of al l here, 1 . 10 et• Meson carried ship and crew oil to Malts, where it is trusted :Arse v3gebouds will meet their deserts." SHIP NEWS. DEAL, Nov. l9.—Put back Yesterday an Antra. can ship, bound to 11.•laod, and has sailed again this Ow noon —amain his M ijosty's ships Sutra and I'innM►.—\find IV. N. IV. l'oaTitconcit, Nov. 19.—Sailed the Jan, Flint, for Yucatan —Wind N. E. I'Lvisoutu, Nov. I 8 —Arrived the Willies, 11...seboom, from Itin Janeiro, in I 1 weeks, fur Am. steitlane ; Martin, Cirtiv,ight, from L;Terpool for Antwerp ; Symmetry, Moore, frnm Leghorn for London, in 38 days ; Sitting, Dodd, from Mollie ; Aseph, Barker, from Oi►orto for London, with ler sails split ; Ludy Hanka, Maeghen„ from (Qneh►c far London, in seen weeks; end the Oslo Grist...vivre, Necker, from Calcutta for Antwerp: on thy 25th ult. in lat. 38. JO. long. 35. 39. she spoke t►e Dutch ship Vinod., from Basic —Wind N. N. FALMOUTH. No,. Ill.—Arrived the Amity, Pre. tot, from Detois ; end Eagle, Bowden, (row' Pe tro., in di days, both from London.—Soiled the Doke of Wilitoroo, Corollary, for St. Michaels ; end P. ,, ritheden, Peteisee, from the biediterracenn.— Wind E. N. Liesttroot„ Nov. IS.—The St. Vincent., Cope. laud, suited from been for it. Vonconi% th s els), sod get nu shore seer the ILA Noses, bet is ea• peeled to begot elf without dower. COURT Or CIIANCI:RV. SATCaO4V. Nov. 20. OORDON AND °TUBBS O. LUBBOCK. Mr. BoLb %ND moved for an Injunction to slay an attachment against the Defendant. grounded upon • Writ of Error in the Lord Mayor's Conti, for refusing to pay certain monies into that Court, which he vies ordered to do. Tiro reason upon which he ;mended this application was, that the Defendant had never appeared at the Lord Mayor's Coon to answer the charge against Wm, en the plea that the debt had nom been proved against him, that the Plaintiffs could never agree as to the charge, and that no notice had been served spas him when the trial was to take place. Mr. A P•niv replied, on the part of the Plaintiffs, 'bat this application was only made by the Defendant for the impose of gaining time; as the money would be to be paid to.day, and of increasing the 'apace. • • Mr. Bos.t.tnn r;Plied, that the espence, if any, would fall upon the Defendant, if it sere given against his; and as to time, a few days only coeld be gained. The LORD CIIANCZLLOR replied, that ibis was ftriainly a novel case, and one which hid o before come under his observation. As the Counsel for the Defendant had shown no precedent in this case, he should defer it sill 'Faraday morning, when, if any precedent appeared, he would consider farther ea the subject. Ile mast for the present refine the I njenciine. COURT Or KING'S BENCH, SATrawr, Nov. 20. OLDHAM IttQUEST. Tilt RING V. TAYLOR. The role obtained by Mr. SCARLITT, for showing new why a Criudeal Isforatatioo should mot be filed egoism Joseph Taylor, for alleviating amongst the Jery om the Inquest on the body of John Lou,s the deposition of Earushaw, was this day, oo that Gentlessaw's motion, made ebsolutr. The inform. ties will therefore be iled. TUB LINO O. ausgsLt.. This storming Joseph Ransil, of liirmiegham, who was ernienced a few days ago, for having published liones Parody on Me Litany, woe brought up to plead Is an iodietmont, charging him with the pab. lieation, by 'riling of a seditious and blasphemous libel, contained in No. U. of the Republican. Oa being asked whether be would plead new or traverse, he said, that he had asked for • copy of the indictment in esin. It wee so Ong, and nominal so many counts, tbat it was impossible for him to soke his defence, unless he had • copy. Mr. Jostic• lIOLSOYD mid, that the Coed bad •e power so order btt• to be feroisbed with • copy of the indictment. 1 Mr. Russell said, that the whole of his property had bent assigned for he tweak of his creditors, sad he wished to know if he sight oot plead in forme Pa Justice said, that if he pleaded now, rhe ris C P s and hereafter wade his application by to the Coon aidavits, stating that he was not worth 51., be might hare the basalt of pleading is linos paveris, as he desired. Mr. Reesell4heo pleaded Nei Cetilly, sod his plea yes recorded. Er GRAY. Said SIDSOOIIII I. a Leaned Efi•lll4, .. la Ste-, sad than of pens. Wine. What world rat wisdom reettatatead ?" •• Nimight: lays kis Friend, " but resiguative." The Tolima Ream will hold a Levee at Carlton. holm on Friday neat, the 26th inst. Yesterday the Doke of CLASENCE and Prince Loom.° visited the Pat NCI REGENT at Can house. Vinceent CAITLERCAGII bad an audience et the Pateca REGCNT yesterday et Carlton-boese. _ _ The Persian Ambassador and suite arrived I. De►. lin from Scotland on Monday lost, where ►is lis milleoey slept, and left that city the following day, for Mount Stewart, the goat of the Marquis of Los oomotaar, whence he would proceed on a visit to the Marquis of Downswing, at Hillsborough. Demist Hawkins was cowshed to Horsham Gaol, by the Lewes Benc► of Magistrates, last Tuesday, on the suspicions( uttering a forged 101. Bank of Eogisnd note, knowing jt to he suc►. Suociatua Occuanence.—Friday, about twelve o'clock, Mrs. Matthews, the wife of a respectable wire-worker in Crooked-lane, in II fit of insanity, throw her itstant child, about three months old, from a back window in one of the attics into the yard, and then precipitated herself from a front window into the street, where she was killed Donn the spot ; the child was not killed, bat is dreadfully mangled by the fall. TIIE STATESMAN. COVENTRY MERV VG, Ncr. 15, 1819. —mow— ATTACK BY THE unNATABLts ON THE /41EF.TINfi sbailse of a glade de pretence. Yon airrly forborr b exert ut Ike reibi of reolotasee to Metal aribority. l •.• real I oat dues be pro%okeil to r.N. abets 'sly the gruel mot issiesamo of the asi•erenets II ha assorheil 'or liot yip., hare per. twos a sacred dot) I bre urea ow.' be br .ogio s.. .4 11r..! rf Mery be • • reisasoriag .drier) law. et I or 'awl, Gast week a Regoisifiali, sitneml by a great nem. ! . Feely st Y m " . therefore, who ts - it ' e l ...se r d ju lt. l e i.r a ij cl it s . ortl:e " tftiriati bee r f the Freemen of Cipeesilri, was presented to I , kie en alyenerstay. is hereby limited in reimonsmirate shot t h e m ayor, rorroa , int hint in ra i l a pu bli c m eet i ng . 1 li m e ke i t . :ns i s e la rr ik Levat, so Seir . retry so it rosimittee tor me to take lola tue.ideretion do. ploceedings of the 16th ha i . ke t a . 1 . 6 4 dwr,'4,,,liwii. all t al .i r g l i e f e. af " I " Ise a 1 " an 't of August, at Al embower. The iollostiwg hand-bill " wears happy to laY• Had =MY of the Special Crartabl-a MIS aftorairelt rierolsted : was no parties to the serra t e. &Hailed to t an lite rearm ) , p d. !ilk." •'A PUBLIC MEETING AT COVENTRY. covestry. Nor. they stron g ly dkiprese ..Rhea. I A ftenistoities, signed hi itemle ita Fermate noel *Over in hobo* .5. at the City of Coreatry. having her.. pinerted le the • A letter was sent prior to the Nieetine at Covent tr. Mayor. reqaemeng bon tit r. 151 a Poeta* klecliot to take into .by the Committee for comforting is , to the &lewsbet a essiedderatioa the late nopirulleled inane sons k s Manchester. : t ~„ hair . . Mal he hating relied to call Me awe. she l'oblic are respect- : •"r '"'" .-..y. ► lotioolltoß them to meet Callitl. fe:ly ieeirm.el, teal a tleetiog will be held fist the above por• ' (seat., for the purpose of expressing their sentimput4 Pew. I. Cr'ao Cht"l ,l " l l.. • * 419 "'"V• Nutr*ber 15. ISIS. 'op so the proceedings II Al.aebeMer on the 16th ..i Signed a behalf of the Commuter a the Itensisitlid4s. w. 6 mos. i d . s tettinty .“ l ..g.sl. The follo• jog cheer was rem sied to tbsi Ti.. alayor and AlJetinen, after the publication of . Secretary by Mr. ElliCe : ,he abate bond.bill, circulated one, stating, that the I *. 5411..4 beer NI eases ledge the re frill of tear letter. la. • Cots Cheeping was a place .."( p ublic b. .. sinf . I N and : peel "k a . k i i: ci :e . re g :f H o t onss ui ls ir .i s (" et a . 7"10"tf sad :st e ; I hal ihry should regent the Nierting es.emoling there. I ' " d wew . it. dea , iNg we ... id Rip; mat a•day when i t e'..04 Thy- Committee appointed to Catty tto Meeting into 1 ise rneeeniesst for n.. tea t ims d. p ut ., mr,,i„.. shish ....., haematite a the Freense• and li , kelatclot, of Cerro ry to a. elect, tined lha follosaing Circular : semble, le eim•iitee at the reseal teeLtucholy ocretre en, ~t " PUBLIC MECTISti AT COVENTRY. Illaseicester. " The Maroc mad illigistrates bating twat a hand-bill. in •• Alth.agh It sem peoleible the argeser am, algal, af which t hey d ec l a re their detenninatat la /wrest the Meeting , fain woad prevent wt leasing lama before the Meeting ..f hea t held in CMS' Cl. sang. the Committee being analoes to I Parlinsimet, when or a lott e lim.• inil• be I. toted to ott•ad - do away with net, retest far treaties a daterbeseee epos so , mire ow my Fabler duties, I cmle ices reply wisest knee. mod important a mcwder, beg leme Ist intern the Public. that the I lust esasieseml to ammetaia the seasimests m ad k eto sis. a t Menke; a ill lw held a Grey Friar's greets. sad 11.4 ea Cre.s . as, friend and rellerwoe **he +abject. lOW ebonite from mon Canping. as before assasse•J. At the came time, the Cam. ha. Wheels prorated say esaminuminsisa Were?. 014 g amt L sitter think It their da.y le Nate, that the sishabsteats of t'...• sow swimmered be b sepposre in have left Mathias f. r is e yesore have an sod.tebted right it beta Public hieetiogs so Leer. act a yeah to part of his fawns. st he are retittiog there. Uri.. °reaping. area any ashes Amities that may best mitt , " I west. tie Item. Who' 1111011* beg. that yea a ill rripts.et tto it reerestiesce to the llortinvitieuros the esteem, iswenvestience which ateoliee .. Slatted ea Wolf of the Cowereiter, I fr 4111 my b.1•111/0.4, at tbe pieces' raw al. woo ml 'abject me 1.. 1 . November 11, 1:111. •• W, 6, LrAl Id, Sec." mad allot .ea will be geed meet in retine.t their indishirece. s.. PVlllublll to the above ofiverthtoont, at enP° . c l "k , e 4f:i7...re..7 ,Ty . .. " 7:rti " %i....:1;::: '"' ..i. gi117:4117. 7 , this der, several amassed, of persons assembled on . crissody.moderrase a alteratims. from nay explasuoines sari It Grey Frias's•green, shirts is .about, ha , lt .___ s mile frost : rtzi ble ,: " or e esq l"" eo P it mi sh l i o rl: he crz w . i r - of . ' r i e. sa L l e .g r a r i lry ". the City of 1....Tr011's • Itostin't h a d ow'. er*cions 'to she cicalae' a the parties concerned ;11 thes p enparailele; and in a short time the Committee appeared its view, traosecthse. accompanied by Mr. Lest% of Coventey, Mr. Grant, .. I am, air. " Year mu Nordic* iced bumble servant. who, we believe, is an Alderman of the some place, n , EDWARD ELLICE. Mr. G. F..linesods, of litritaingham, and gamey et the oldest and most respectable inhabitants of Coventry. In oddities le the above assegai, a list b' Mr. Groot was called to the Chair by acclamation. transmitted to es, containieg Ilse saw Mr. Goan edsisessell the Meeting, isformieg them individuals who were assaulted by the that it was currently reported, that it ersl the intim. stables, and in some of the isolator. Hon of the Polite to disterb them in the north, of lkf the constables who comosi.' their constitetional rights, that of discessisg public as the whole case is sow be' grievances, Ste.; although such threats had bete held Bench, we abstain from - out, yet he did not think that thou persons when r duly it was to keep the pest, world have thetemerity It appears the to act so highly- illegal, and to break that peace s bleb Proprietors r' they had sworn to keep. After some farther general i to Geyer 'Wreath's, upon the Manchester outrage, Mr. G. to be costleded by impressing upon the Meeting the pro. I sly piety of giving an impartial healing to every eats who wished to address them. " Laudon, November t, DM." In addlsioa to the above acceent, a list has beers transships' to es, containing the eases of several individuals who were assaulted by the special con. stables, and in some of the instances with the nausea if the conssables who committed she assaulis ; but as the whole case is now Wine the Coors of hoofed Bench, we abstain front publishing she details. Mr. Lunt then stepped forward to propose SOM. Resolutions. At this moment a body of shout 600 constables, heeded by the High Constable and the Cite l'ulicr, made their appearance span the Greta. Mr. Lewis called to the people, who were greatly alarmed, not to be ierri6.ll at the appearance of the civil power, bet to act entirely ender their dint. tines. As 'nets es the conotsbles arrived on the Green, the people immediately divided and opened a rouge fof them to go to the hosting', supposing that they had warrants to so pan those who were taking prominent pint in the business of the day. The con. stables were armed with staves, loaded with lead, and they dealt out blows right and left upon the people Indiscriminately. The particular object of the constables appeared to be the flags which they seised, end beat those whose who carried them until they lay OR the groomd blerfliog end insensible. They toss the lags to pieces, and attacked the hustings, which they began to pall to pieces, while several persons were en them. The cries of the wounded and these who were in great alms, were truly astounding, and the greatest cog. fusion and terror prevailed. You will be killed Lewis! You will be killed Edmonds! &c. was the cry of great numbers round the beatings, which were tumbling to pieces by the violet'se of the con• stables while ..they stood thereon. They were I asked if they hat any warrants or authority for acting in the way they had done, agd, as they did not produce any, or apprehend any person, it was , presumed they had no authority whatever for their proceedings. Mr. Edmonds west of immediately to the Mayor, and asked him if it was by his authority tint the Wittig( had been disturbed, &c. /sc. The Mayer replied in the square, aid expressed a former for what had occurred. The Mayor and one of the Aldermen went immediately to the Meeting at the request of Mr. Edmonds, to protect the people from farther outrage. After these persons who bad been seriossly in. jutted were taken home, the Meeting (under the protection of the Mayor and other Members of the Corporation) resumed the discussion. The hustings hoeing been broken down, Mr. Eilmoads get upon the shoulders of two men, and, in a most energetic speech, condemned the proceedings at Manchester, end also the onjamilable attack made upon that Meeting. He stated, that ibis illegal entrap would no doubt bring the question to an issue—whether a Meeting, peaceably assembled to discuss their (flowage's, of to Wide'. the Throne l or Parliament, could be attacked, beaten, and dig. period, by either the civil or military power? Ile felt it his duty to Direr his thanks to the Mayer end Aldermen, who had come forward to protect the Meeting from farther violence. Several other persona afterwards addressed the As. semblagy, end wend Resolutions were proposed and carried It appears that a great number of Gentlemen and Proprietors of Glasgow, have offered their Sri ViCel so Government. The proposed plan of defence is to be on the footing of the former corps of sharp shooters. The Loan Peovorr and several of the Magistrates have already enrolled themselves ; and his Lordship prodded at a Meeting held I. the Town-hall. At this Meeting, which was nenteroesly impeded by the most respectable part of the City, his Lordship, in a distinct sod able speech, described the situation of the coontry, the danger to which the Constitution, aged every thing saleable to society, was 'spewed, from the poison instilled into the upesative classed by designing and lawless individuals, and which, there was too seeds reason to fear, was ready to burst ford' into open iuserrection, notwithstanding every eodeavorr, and many cent Abell... to alleviate the distresses of the operative clones. Mr. FINLAY, K. P. also addressed the Meeting with great energy, and concluded with grains the necessity of eterdeg all their powers to carry into sired the views of the Loot. PROVOST. The C of l'olice, in roommate of Thew proceedings, held a %twine on I h. saws ssbj►ct, at whirls tbe Loan PROVOST, Mr. Ft ?mite, sod sp. mil other Gentlemen wort present, sad at this Misting the some spirit prevailed as et that held ix the Town.hall. On Monday evening, a person named John Fi•h was apprehended at a pablic-hon e. about two miles from Presto., for having a pike in possession. Tue pike wasteland ia the breast.porkei of biscuit; and on searching seder the seat where its bad bean sitting, two ball cartridges, a Sint, rein Masschester Ob. server, were friend. 11. ender went a long ramie*. lion on Toesday at the Sessions Room, before the Rev. Wurriece, when it was deemed advisable, from want of farther 'widener, to remand him till west day, when the charge of la s'ng arms eelawfelly is his possession was sebstantiate•l, and be steed committed for Lancatt , r Ca=tte. Ile immediately foetid bail—himself in 10 /1. amid two softiies in SON. e ch. After slut Rea.lotions wore earrie4l, a vote of thanks yin proposed to the Mayor mod Aldermen. who Mad canto forward after the stock open the pimply, In ',straits the constables from committing further outrage. Many perilous, who thooght that they ■ieht have prevented the violence altogether. opposed the no tion, and upon ha being pet was lost by a peat 1114. jority. The Meetiag peaceably broke up. The neat day the following placard was posted shoot the walls of the city. "TO THE INHABITANTSOF COVFNTRY. " Ciliate! FAO.lmes !—Yoo were yeortday efoody In lolled —year libeny disco...We Itiolate.l l she pewee and order of your pooevediag. oeofolyed ; miry ioilorkloolt tertltled, rod When penomally wombed nod Wooed s nod dots he Iwo armed wish Wield s ...wer, owl iner re (hear It. ye reeled, to Trolls! yr Haien of Perko'', !). .ad sows to preaerve the pener !! I •• This botanist attar! ape!' the 31ealiorg eras whitest she Thirsday evening, about balfopast six o'clock, as Dr. Johnson, of the Al tiny, Rcesd.tly, *as return. l og th r ou g h Long-lane, Smith6el.l, from OW Ind a patient in the esly.road. be was 'leadenly Aussie.' by foot fellows, jail at tie entrance of the turning leading into Cloth.fair i .wo of whom came foreihlr bolded hiss, and whilst one of the other two assailed him is front, by pressing upon Ms breaot wish both hands, the fourth made • snatch al his match, the gold chain of which, with shies gold seals and lon gold keys, the 'Mains obtained, and then made their escape ;11(41,0 the satins. a of that neighbour hood. By the chain breaking the I}ortnr fortunately preserved a saleable chronometer, value 80 guineAs, which was appended to it. Friday morning, about 3 o'clock, the house rf Mr. Shawl, in West -Neale, tit. (:eorgros.fields, was Weil by thieves, who broke in by raising the it.in. radio* of the bark area, and opening the Ititeteo window ; when they reached the kitchen, the) found the door which cnsonsuisicates with the hoes. holte.l against them, which, by mottos of • centre-hit, opened, and reached the partner, from whence thew trunk seven! silver spoors, and a pistol; but Mrs. Shawl, hosing occasisos to ring the hell for the nurse. maid, alarmed the vilivios, and they made their •ufspe through the hark iureini.ses of 31r. Hedger, nett dons, where 11.11, the officer. found a clove and 4 1,1 g• chisel, which she thieves in their flight hail strapped. ROSIER Y IN COVENT II INDEX —Yesteld.tv after nours,a young d Ito a superior sqle of fashion, with a gold easels hanging by her side. •44 proceeding along Corent•gartlen.rissiket, end .•ss bast arrival, near ituseell.siesset, syose feliout three some substance at her, which struck her bon net, 4* con.esiornre was (it being rather a large rine) the force caused it to cover her fare, which reederest their purpose of plundering her more easy; they theft surrounded her and loo's* a store!, at her watch, whisk they Stlerirfokli 1" art ;s•4 Isom f u ss s m t L owe titer maps tics :101 the suatket•Oice. 1 V