The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-14 00:00:00

p LETTER OF rive Lit* bit. Arkiiiku,v. TO THE raixTER. Stn,—The I ens well aware, is to record the eircusesteenteis and events of the time present, enet i net to Issieh both on those whieb'ere past, and hive lost th:t freshness and /IF ikh which are tinily adapted to recommend thee to she public palate. I know sloe that of late creek squaw inch of your Javanl has been precious: but • .to you tarn spare. Calllllllll Mr aft from the vitriolic etinsinns a those noble-spirited Gentlemen *he have been 'melting forth on all side, under the glorious •'‘d disinterested impalas or saying . their cennsly from twits, I thiak you will confer no mall grafi& esteem upon that small portion of the corninsnity, who, like Mr. Dorchell, ere ton apt to et, fudge after reading any of these iddresse. if you can ad volt au emitted or two from the private and confider , - tad letters of a man more coespktedus on the field of politics daring fifty years, than the rest of man kind, and where peels:tend experience and good m•nse are not, I firmly believe, to be equalled by any one member of the present Cabinet; I mean the • lute but immortal Dr. Franklin, fai cola eripuil falmen, sopirumque Wanly's. Bet lest I should be guilty of liespas.ing •on your spate, I shall moiety observe, that his Plied, Correspondence has, after some few inewserrees, found its way to the light under the publication of his grandson, and that k contains a satiety of morsels which it is no wonder that storey attempts were made lot tweak quarter to provost from beime picked op by the People. In one ' letter, dated ins, dimming the Murder, doling tho A mesieso war, of some Moravian Indians, he; says, " The dispeinatione of Providence in this world, puzzle my nails reason. I cannot eompre- bead why creel men should have been permitted to destroy their fellow-creatures. Some of the Indians me, be supposed to have committed sine: bet one I cannot think that the little children had committed any worthy of death. Why hose single man in Eng laud, who happens to love blond, and to bate Americans, br..si permitted to gratify that bad tem per, he failing German murderers, and joining them eats its oust, to destroy, in a .acintittned course of bloody years, near 100,001) human creatures, messy I of them possessed of awful talents, virtues, end abilities, to which be has no pretensions! It is he "oho I:11 furnished the :ernes with hatchets and scalping knives, lend -engegeit them to fall upon our defenceless farmers, sod murder then still their wives sod children, pa'ing for their scalps ; of which the account kept in America already amounts, es I have heard, to near two thousand!—And yet this man liven, enjoys all the good things this world eon afraid, and is surrounded by fiattoron, who keep even his cunsrience quiet by telling him he is the best of Princes !—I wonder at this; but 1 caetict, therefore, part with the comfortable belief of a Mira Providence; sod the mute I see the im-' possibility, from the number aadeateet of his crimes, of giving equivalent pouishment to a wicked man in this life, the more I am convinced of a Were state, in which ell that here appears to be wrong, shall be set sight, all that is crooked made straight. le this bops let you and I, my dear friend, comfort oar selves : it Is the only comfort that its the present dark scene of things is allowed us." Another letter is retsaskably for its brevity and seetentiousaess. " Philo illy 5. E 173. " Mr. tirstAn.see,—You its a biltember of 1 3 4 f. lISOICUI, and oat of tint imejeeity which has doomed my courier) to destroctioa. Yoe ben begun to barn oar Quays, and murder firer People. Look upon your h..orls! They are stained with the blond of )eon svialitoo , —rou and I were long friends:—you as. now my enemy,—and I am yowl's. N. I MANILLIN." To the Revereud George Whitfield, then prents iog t.: America, aud who acknowledges snow hied swig the Meter had doom him, he answers, ", As to the kindness you auutiun, I ..ish it could have been o f more service to y ou. Out if it bad, the only 'walks eh..uld uesire is, that you week' always be equally ready to serve any whet person that any need your assis•ance, and so let good *Sees go invite : for Inalkind as c a! of a fainily.—For my own part, when I ani employed in searing others, I I de pot Wok up,o myselt ar conferring fawner., bot .s. paying debts. In my trartls, and since my set tlement, I have recessed such kindness from men, to whom I shall toner have an opportonity of making the least direct return. Those Lindens's from men I can 11;orefore only return on their fellow-men, and eats only show my gratitude to God by a nuttiness to help his other CHiliffil• For Ido not think thus Marks and compliments, !hoops repeated meekly, cell di.charge our real obligations to each other, and much less those to oar Creator. You will Po in this my siottots of rod works, and that I am far front expecting to merit beano by them. F,4 my past, I have not the varsity to think l deserve it, tin filly to aspect it, nor the ambition to desire it : bet content myself in submitting to the will sad disposal s.f Ilse God who made me, and Welshes, goodness itonfide that be will never make nee miserable." • kises Politer. FANATICUM. DitrADFUL Etas:.--;—Tuelday sight, about 12 o'clock, an alarming file broke set is the house of 3lossrs. llrckhose, sugar-merchants, la George. street, Wnitechspel ; it was diecoiwted by some men l wing, who saw a great body of names gushing from the whitlows. An alarm was soon spread, sod ia a short time the Phenix awl weal other originss arrived aft the spot, bet the supply of water being •ery scanty for about an hour the tiaasts hained with etrat rapidity; the whole of the premises, t i ogether with the property, were destroyed. The fate, it is n•lpposoti, originated from one of the stoves in the beck part of the premises. Act ESIPT AT SEC' cm—About 7 o'clock on Tuts. t hy mormiiig a woman decentl)dressed was seen wan. d e •ios about the fields adjoining the Grand Junc tion Unnal, end at length, after kneeling. a blis 'Weill the Me of 11.4* water, she plunged into, it. F.or.e awn who had observed her hastened to- the • ;wit, end got her nn Awe after she had been in the 7 1•11atibeei or four ateoutes. She was conveyed to the einalest bottle, and bar life was saved. It turned of thlt ,toe had been falely married, sod deserted in • pregnant stale. She departed in a fe‘herses, ie. fadeg to. girt her name, er receive the assistance sChle's els proW'red her. THE • hith •sr t h e rrarwn ally 4er tries ewe tw earlivr aorwird 1.., as it Ism% wt Lwwwa hrr Number war war at the glow. ewer mud Jwry crewed ibe belly alkeh 'raga rawk. int bpreitatr dirt et-abated the comfort at Ow rarartor as way .rrere genus. Verdir: Arr iatrill% :mat i• PrATINIKM4 MWDLESEXSESVONS, JAN 13. BRIDAL AFFRAY. Thomas Miller was indicted for an assault sped I, Margate, the wife of Edw.! Berry. it appeared' from tie evidence of the Proseccetris, end no less than eight different witnesses, that as she et sitting in I I her house, she Ward one of her chiltlree esteeming violently In the street ; and rennin not, ,also feend tie Defendant, who is a nei,jhboar of her's, beetipe 11 so enmerrifully, that the blood was streaming from Its heed. She remonstrated, and attempted to tate the child sway, when Defendant knocked her down. *riled her by thr.hair, and dragged bee into hie ow it house, closed the door, and together with other persons, commenced a dreadful Work upon her; tome holding her shown, whilst others (seat her, end one man in particeler " beat her head all to pieces. with a hemmer!" At length, s crowd of pen. pie were driven together by her reiterated cries of murder, and she was rescued from them is a state of insensibility. This was the dreadful substance of the evidence for the prosecution. On the other hand, a whole host of witnerees mere positively to the following statement of the 'trey : The Defendant bed married • wife on the day is question, and had iovitml a number of (fiends in as. Ithration of the happy event. The Prolecutiii, bow. ever, was lint invitell, and she determined to ',sweep the neglect. Its the very midst of the banquet, she rushed among the guests, upset the tables and the I bride together, gave her venersble mother a scratched face, en peasant ; and, darting like liktuiug epee the bridegroom himself, she attempted to nip op bia heels. The company rose en MOM, •nd ejected her from the bees', but she shortly returned with a crowd of people, who hum open the door, and in a few moments had broken utmost every pane of glass is the house. Constables were applied to, bet they, declined Weaving, alleging that it was a service of too much danger, and the rioters were left. to do air they piffled, till, wearied with their own messes, they at tenth retired. The CMAIIIIAK, in his charge, commented on these contradictory statements at length, and heady, em. pressed his opinion that the defence was not 'retitled to etech credit; end the Jury, after a few minutes' consultation, proacleticed the Defendant Guilty. The Court sentenced him to one routrt,b's imprisounieot is the House of Correction. The Court else directed the memo of the consta bles, who bad refined to interfere, to be taker' down, and their conduct to be enquired into. _ . . No other trial took plops, o l oolloteeott o'clock the Coact odjogitoilittb OLIS Befusr, 141. 13. Ole !Ironiess ementred this d. )h. Justice Hi" Swot, W Mr. Justice Ilwasocoms presided on tie BM*. COW inmusti. Tbassits Webb was (nand gaits, at stealing two cows, tie paspeet), of tile Right Hon. Jawesliowl Tf &largesse. John Lynch, Hobert sieiby. and - Williams blassio, were eon- tkted of the offence of assaulting rlillious Meshes, na the King's high's:ly, uud stealing Ire= his persona hat and Is. id. In diver The Prosecutor Rosa In Piie.sireet, estwinster, and being igtua.cated he vas smacked is, the three Poisoners mad robbed. John Lynch. In his device, did nut deny bat lbw Ise uas coo- Corned in the rabbet', but vect...-ed that the Preserut. , bad agreed as coasponasise she matter, had actually taken A. for (bat perjame,. and rind, init. I;.e Wagant, 61 Cbrivma. diners. The Prosecute. b. up. costes...4 IMt he h..d taken • birb Wiwi let. (nekton'. bat grated having eatered late L aiga as eineantataladastaltrof" die °MI "' _ _ = Frafgao, 46t1.W- ( (lii7rlt. ."- i.)ncb.Vel. Wm. Llnch. - 21, Wm. array, 15. and JILITIV6 Nl•inis.ll, ..,.',. mere li.dirt.,llnr al earlisig Sarah Primate, ea the Ngheray, sad for t.tetrag frees her nos tea. (id. , .. „, InIRIV vsf“ r frlnller. very brolllPM The Ca-r ma. demi/ proved mreite.t nil the rr , :onet. rurpfiag 31•1010:4; autll Vary vete all Need bratty. earee isag hi• tomb. DIABOLICAL CONSPIRAC' DISCOTERED. ,surer.—lt Will he ereelleete4, Mat at the l last Old tleilay bosuns's. a seta, armed tinily, um emstrieeed arm tie eit.oge of Decorating V e da. Park, etch when sofa i MEOW dmetlpiino. and extorting acs limn No. midge Me three, of indkliwg Mein for osoatorel attempt,. e Priruestur, is the eau. ol Way, pins tonileman's sertrese, anew., Thorp. In the coarse of use gitarlosaltos, it appeared that Ilesfy bad two °tromp:lre.. one of *hum s :L. engirt! Dyer: she t.. as gerjeent. who presided m the tone. recorraaeadett I Thorp, if powder, to disco.er ilyer, sad (dose him to he ap- perheeded. 0o Tuesday esenieg last Nicholls and Humphries were de Orly, us paswolas,at Hyde Park 4 they sass two awls, who up . petard tu be sesptci.. u . 'nuking ch..rnriers. asi after antra. veariess I. shade their escapo. one ..f them un. secured, who proves to bellyer, rollmigue of Healy. Yeeerday mersiog Dyer sea. larOldttig before the Magistrate al this seer ; and 1 harp, the Pr.....clunr us Ileely's eme, ap peared to gist' evidence agisin4 hunt. Thorp said. he Was pod. OTC one up, was Memos who had 'mocked him. and !Odra sowed. la concert with Mealy. to elitism musty from him s that at the doge the foible ingtnavenat tea ti.ok place:—Healy. —" Well, see maw give a. a posind, ace writ let yen got If . ass„_well do tor )use." Dyer —.• lively, an year dm, tbe mod as sire ; it yoe g• re him •p fur ism, VII report you Is VIM *seed for infect of tint). - The blamer denied that lie wee in company wNb Healy on the evening is questions bus nasalised Mai lw was eencrnied is ra:g o r a .imilar kind. lie suad II•trO mere myriad gaav• of itsw 41. scripting. The usual mode of preceediag was I.or three in a parts to miler the Park r Wring lined en some perms, tine ut the putty accosted th- itrorger, the sabers die! math went up and charged bap with a .11.thulical anewp4 I the are comp l ier a ao sogssoseri'the 'lnteger escaped tti quick as posit. Me, and the perms. *Necked was Irequesaly induced to comp,' wftb 'bra extort ion., fru. fear •f no mess.. iou Isaias Igo eterree won't him. 'the ...knee. added. shot the naotes of the ',ergo°, wed composed the gang In •Aitil Hesti, belnerea were, (mon bates, Dusiel 03.4.0enr, t.O )er, and ether..—Tbe Intoner was cummitted for trial. CORONERS' INQUESTS. iVedow.d.ly as Inqui.hien ww taken al IbC Cork roof Little , Ware J. W. Whys. Fly. Covemer. no wark solwouww. Leo war foiled drowsed tie 1od• of a yams is the Yam. Tbe divested tent Anfonod in n ?rook cent. ennyn. tratswes. *ldle laelliterablef sod "Wet. and dark Y 11! ; use being 'tripped I be bad 'event Narks ni hi" win. nod body—•.n hi. lett arm was a mermaid podded ; bid an money in tii• portets, ur ant "Wag eke. .14e tie about Nye Sett ii.. tarty." Isiah. with dark Malt Verdict, Fowl Mew 'wilt Wrirawitlay ertangin lagalsll,hn let" talon nt the !Cries Jamontotott. t irisAirs. b.-fort T. 1,1. en the body of Sismb.‘llN.o peso of ate.—Mr. Jas. 1 ither. black. Old P j e-steeet. evoia-ler, deposed. that tbederearedt, aietber laded M his Ilad.e. is If Ii her iirr•ent 5,....11,11d, alone skia aterriatl.nlier Ilse irtabnaf air detested'. father. ..ane sieve' t. a. 4huat 'vette 4.* chat on Manila) he ..L.tined ny Ilk 'venue, of tbedeiraleil, nom, they electr t Ile wet mfrorne:sfilril Ivy and • foeo Maroons dear larked 4 ever bar 1 it epee. nun tohod her' epos the door. weds her 'reel 111 , 1 Klee at hem ua. icy eritedslebed tee ere. nod t 4,141114144 14..1 to the IA ratin.i...ter NO lined". a Arm htsaisarrr , l Id ear...trivia: pall lit , ?arida' asarairl .api. %bow •be 011.1.0 she MY bread* I. ebrezpri4sed gr.-at fear that tier teethe , ussold bent k e y . The ileattlifr rO,l , /tr. , ' limn, berate Ye meet. deel.leailearbet kreieeiswel Mese. baked Opera' did net revs `•. begat Luta rat amb4ol4l, i les pocket wok tbe pore ti t& or M.4.41it The 1.14:tl. w sw ms li•31 I r er: ..'an. nod JOANNA SOUTHCOTrS FOLLOWERS. Calt.Dasu..--John • watchman, carrying a 'ergs Irsiopat, decorated with ribands ; Swamis! Jones and Thomas Joiner ► jnarnsymen carpeure►a ; John hood, Justaryinan staves; l'homas Smith, a watchman ; James Dodd. s journeyman shoemaker; Catharine Sibley, t►e wife 61 Jahn. tie tram: eters. who carried a book• la her hone; Samuel Jones. boy. Hasson of Santee! the corpenroe ; and Edward Slate►, a boy, the receiver 4 Maims., were yester day pot i• the bar. Their bats were decorated vii:h white ribands, and they sarerally wore a War, formed of oraage.coloor reloads, on their left breasts. Samuel Gibson, an officer belonging to Cord 'liners' Ward, stated, that as be was coming dawn Sise-lane iota Iludge.row, about ten o'clock that morning, ►e saw a nomber of persons ~.ambled by the extraordissary appearance sod conduct of the Prisoners, there was a terrible noise, sod the raw was blockaded with arts; a greet riet ensued, end he thought it was prudent to seed to the Beadle of the Ward for his assistance; it was with difficulty they 'striated the Prisoners from the mob ; they were fighting with broom-sCeks ; two of them were down, sod if it bad not been for the interference of him and his brother officers, they would net now be enabled to unfold their tale to the Aldermen. Ile had ewe many riots, but never saw one that threw. I toed more dangerous consequences. When he first j saw the Prisoners, Sibley was blowing a trumpet, l and proclaiming that the Prince of Pesci had come ori earth ; abet the Almighty had sent down en earth ! Shiloh, for the redemption of Metiers. The other Prisoneis were calling out, •s Shiloh is rome—yes will all be saved !" and the woman said she had had • IShiloh in her arms, and that he was ties's and bone. One of the Prisoner, carried a sag, which was liken away by a sailor. Boswell Bati, beadle of Cords/liners' Ward, stated, that he was seat for by the last witness to as sist to quell the riot. When he arrived in Bodge. row, there was a great disterititice ; there were at least five bendred persons 'ail fighting. If he end his brother officers hall not succeeded in getting the • Prisoners away from the Dinh, he had no doubt but they would here been killed. They brought them to the office, followed by the mob, who seemed perfectly satisfied when they were informed they were going into donne. vile. _ Alderman BKYDbill asked the Prisoners what they had to say for themselves, as the charge against them was a serious ono, that of disturbing the peace of the city. John Sibley, raising the trumpet which he held in his 40—' 1 I Mee but one 'mid to say, for I have not now time to lay down what the Almighty God has desired me to proclaim through that boy (point ing to Slater), that Ike mond eosin on earth of Jesus Christ has taken place in the person of Soilols."1 Alderman LINTDGM I cannot listen to such staff as this. If you bad any tree religion yds would I feel differently ; I em afraid sumo wicked and de -1 signing person has had influence sufficient over yogi to make you fanatics." John, the trumpeter.—" Re careful of what yes say, and how you act, for this boy (pointing to WI- ter) hes bad, in four or five months, between 5 and 1600 visions from above, although he is only IS )mss •f ar." JJ Alderman Beremotr.—" If i on can . not condi* 'outsell& properly as tradesmen, now you ere, bramaght before me, it It my duty to present a repe tition of your Inbicoeduct ; you do riot look like sita.linesi bet you act as such." Jan, the transperer.—" As you like, we will do ; we cannot Sr injured." Alderman IlitYuGes.- 41 Tee mast be the dopes of some wicked •n•: designing persons that has made you met as you have done. I will send yon all to liridewell If some respectable person does not come forward and give me an assurance, that you will not transgress in she same way again. I will not 'take your own promise.." John, the trumpoPr.—" We have not one tallies us a character, and we want none from say periods in earth." Catharine, the nice of John rho tryiniunar, pro ducer' • book, end exclaimed- 4 ` Read that, seri yee will ape our characters wader the hand of Jesus Christ." Alderman Belimn thee asked the boy, Slake, was be the sou of say of the Prisoners t—lbt Innk• ed most Indignant, and replied, " I as not the son of any man." &easel Jones, the carpenter- 66 We are ordeeed by God to gn through the city for three days, and proclaim the glorious news of rthe Prince of Peace hoeing cane nn earth, and we are determined to hill Ms orders." Alderman IlacocEs—" It becomes my duty to poems year carrying year temiletions into effect— ' for if yea are determined to proclaim it, you most do se in Bridewell, for to that place I commit yos." Several of the Officers stated, that they would not be answerable for the lives of the Inhering If they were to take them on foot to Brideoill, as the mob was se infuriated against them. Alderman !Incur:Es desired that carriages might he obtained, which being done, the Pr;sosters were conveyed to Bridewell, followed by a great oumbrr of persons. An art of magi el 1964'61 lo o k /dare on Mon-1 day ete oo itt e, skeet sit o'clo c k, at C;laphsm•eomaon. 'ome unknown teoniter stabbed one of tin roach horse, of Mr. lleathcoue'avech, d•ninq the f.•n en. notes the 'hoer went into • pnbliu.i.. , use. %Ye hope retiTtlabl, pewits in the neighbourhood sill i offer some reward foe his apprehension. Tom berglitiet were knamitte.l on TOVIJOII volght, the mpg at the4g.oge of NIT,. Fang%awe, g +blew, in l'ortlgad-recd, which was entered bra bark Window from a meas. and the indoor wet attirigsd of plate and other **tides; the rnithers left cy the Wein door. The ethers a 4 committed at lirs.Gidgenn'a. its Mary-le-benne ;New-road, out tante theft a goer. ter of galls (grim efte first, by fectiag the abutter; el the front awn, bat the rabbets aged hare ISPft elistagbe , C at they oily conveyed array I tetv oracles from the hifehen. • tt TUE DROPPED CHILD. Darristr.saaste.—Oo Tuesday mnesleg, Jobe Lieshrick, of thi. office, apprehended Mrs. Merv. rut Prrstors Lythbee, a widow lady, residue; Ciiy•rnad, the mother of ii. L 1,0,1 dropped is Trish-irtrer4, (on whom • Coroner's quest has 1111 WP been heist in she Workhiiime, in lit. tie Gray•ii.lioe.latie, where it died,) ageism ahem, arid Ants .speogs, the midwife, a tree bill was loend oil Moods). at Clerkenwell Seasirres. .Lambriek, the rifScer, accommodated the mother that eight in his own house, abe Whig ordered to glee twenty-fuer hoe& nettlee of bail. Liss night she was birneOlt 10 the office, litters , •,tio gave bail, herself is 2001. and Iwo bowies is tool. rich. TN. vole was menaced with so much secrecy 'fist an ;misfit) in the office knew any iloog of the miner; the Gen.tleniets who were screwed as bill harlot first come le, and f rivoie their wimps mid srlilress to the ilerlk , Married pin with the Lady, who, she better to tastiest loweit, oas tire:sed rather todury her mural strie. She ors.' black, • Ilan thread-bare red cloak thrum over her ; a while stir.. bonnet, with ribbons, Owl a mind. of ariiieisl :lowers, with a thick bls. k tell. Slue stepped up vs lib het two ball to lOP de. k flied in • i low tone el voice merely eessseeled to the forms of ball read in a very low voice by the clerk, arid then left the of unnoticed. Stie never raised her j looked op; bet from a p.s.ing atiorp-dii„ her face op e ! pealed pleasieg; her age about thirty-toe. POLICE. OUTRAGEOUN AteACLT IN A FIT OFJEALOUSY. UNION lIALL —Yesterday • crowd of persons soddenly ;Iliad this dice, sod the noise and confusion caused thereby gave intimation of simerhing vetiver. dieser retina escorted. A man prevented himself before the Magistrate, tTeostaa Lasater, Ea.. Re. corder of D'ral,) bleeding; he held in his bind a broke* knife, and in a state of 'strew agitation, tut mined that he bad been slabbed by a man named 74.4A1s Ilarris, rho keeps a lialt•stall i" Borough, in two places. Wore he had lime to stator ; the cause of this btfioo/ affray, ao °Dicer arrived witla Harris in custody. The slicer said, that he was informed that the eamplaisset, whose name i. Soho Taverner, and the Pri.oner, err. , lighting with knives, in iligh.steeet ; he withal!! possible speed hist...et! to the spot, sod he f, , satiothe Prisoner on the ground, lyirse ow his I back, *Ad taverner was stamping with his foot, an the blade of C knit+, and broke it, which he &girl the I Prisoner sera stabbed him with it. th. back and in bus right hand, fro& whew. the blood flowed. lie took the Primmer into eel/lady. _ _ . l Lira the further istv•Migatinft of the ciregme 1 stance. 'Headier this case, it erieared, that Tater. " net bad Waved Harris's is* (roga het how*, and ''had made bee sipsy ; and •ben (laid. based of it, • be went to Taverner, usl charged fart with havioig as improper iotetcourse with his wife; Taetemar dm. stied ii : Barri., under the intuits.* of •jesloes ps i Woe, swore that he knew *hat le boll obaso !AO : with I. be tat*, and that he was a islerl. 111 tir“rfilff then attack bins, sits his band. closed, na -1 ther a ttttt • blow ; and he then tank up a h e w,. sa d mock Toveraer in the bock, cad, in Ike straggle, is the rignt bawl. This Magistrate arol..red the case to be adjoorned y for a hither hearing ibis day. 11 %/vox- assags..—lresterday, Idr.Simeme Walsh, . a publican, sesiding at 'lotteuiram, appeared to a Palawan. an an inforusatiots, charged by Robert Per. ~ 1 ' chase, an oScer of Excise, with havisig,solawfolly,' an increase of its pus.. of gin is his stock more than he had a permit for. The witness ;moved, that ahem Gist be surveyed the Defendant's stock, last Decem ber, I e had but 2SI gallons ; that in mum days slice, be setae!, eil the Meek agent, and fumed it so be 4W gallows, being an increase of sis gallons, besides what was cnusamed in seams days, the fall peaalty for *Lich .offence is WI. the Act mat authorising pablicans to increase their stock in British gla by wising it. The Defendant ackuowledgell to having put 2t/Ihs. of sugar into the giu as a assembler, mad perhaps a little leaser ; he threw Weill( as the mercy of the Court. This Prosecutor not pressing for she higher penalty, the Defendant was convicted in the mitigated penalty of 40,. for which ha appeared kighly thankful. MANSION•IIOV.E..—Ttinma. Foorr. as taceericibie rang bd. Meru years awe. was .I'l**Mo...day charmed wide &kb% she =a Mr. lie4l. of Lywas lob. at tile batedkerebet, .ii side. so Tursday lan. The tact was Warty witableshed outline. It longed sat that the Primmer was sae of& peg bu.g Misty.. and bat gaiety robbed his oast Tibet 07s. d(. as all saber ammo, he am seat so Wridevrell, sad well . Scarcely. however, bud he ea sed hie lens 4 when be betook himself to hie tricks. and rem. wined she ;lathery is goes troa.—The Ireflabbr etas fully care milted for trial. FINAL EXASICIATION Or Wll. CARL ILLlO•s*VAral thth. fiber. 014606 Ma Make lalti tbs premise& of Mr. Colville aid 900. Garillel lad norserymew. to the Khre'r.rood. nu Sunday to::: oins.dieortned W.. hitherto,. aid orseeepted so 'hoot bon wish Me ewe Islooderbos, Amity examined. John M•Cahr, a watchman. aid John til`liride, a private *archers et one of Mr. Colville'. neighbours, bait) they came W Billikagatry%saviiostace.nost foiled the roisten had overpowered 1114.• he "ow tie Pruoner astcruin to Unottle Whinging. wM oat stretched upon 111 C gronud; but 'hey nit overpowered the rustsn, nod sunk bent 10 she watch-home. 'tier 'wood a Wee jack knife spun him, aid nareareetrag the peerosses found the club-bur with which be Stroke open she slaw, cod •kseb kt all she works is the ...Dd. 'they Ave resod ■ sebosit . , of *Wm limes and Oft, ar:Seire on the uressoMe 4 the door. aid c er's ob. corotoioc of so %A, planes. At. the etmeettee o7resene m the do or. in tae stoids*, tc.td, 1T auslthrsied ,WilNam Borrntt, a carpenter, prove ., the took to bo his pees. I porgy. Ile left than n.l•uputv she otark.bersch lir Mr Colville, premium nts Saturd.ty. the kik trot. oleo he left at **di. A Oralleinno residing ia the King*--ruasl Wale.l, that his pre. were bad woo frpoofedly ratt!.e. w sthisi the last three month.: ra n i a iamb, of hoop. fooLors, :at slur flifflblfe. .ere 'taken tro.s. she Lade,. is dicta was to ft..al Ileturd removed it to the hark. 4 d -.cored the s . ,,ase with re.% ;MK hot whatnot •tlect. The Si.. time the bee, was r.,bs.„k. !..de tatlico.ntly large In :.dins n mats stasarde throup, brick wall. aid every hung per it the Itstelter; Amigo. - foe Prisoner wa. folly es...milted rat trial. COA4I4ANKIIT.2•‘. IS. Skips at Market. Slap toil. Prier. 'toi4 Soaca.tle .. 111 i ketberiaati V N DON s Punt•t iss u tshiovid of D. ii.veLL it•TEOII,I p, $V • dor 71w % cn jaUA (tA No 40,19. STATESMAN NEW . COPT-RIGHT of this lot ?abbe .11ossetil r to be SOLD by WM*, Prisposk, sealed up. Wlllian W. 14e. TO, fiesta taw. witl be received for its Pi /1 /AMY, the Itali !savory. The Type ewe Primal Mutt ••1•0010. Alto. to be Norpseed of ;le the 11l period, THE CAOISTITUTION ran Littirlderall lIKAICTORII of W EST II I 111 ST SIR MURRAY maw . boo Ws Weak= ob poem west roor loioroolotore t tool 101 IM.PSe other lodieolota t y.• Mated eat to refra that effort. 11011NOVSF. whieb boo WI sm.& nod whirh oath* bit mut a attiatate owns. Br Order of the MI OP•Seird Anchor, Situ. 13.181 Tint COUNTEW 0 gad Clivelrotwe 31 ta• Ineliumwerable Lady ' By CAN " I.owe is • species e Pnblived m P. Arkeensaa's, all the tinwkselien laCirmit ilki TAM Isir was publiArd. I TFW STILL VOICE Coomel to knew. s ID MAIN le low Derp..nnied By EPIIRA AGO. , el " Qoak A few reoretwieg Copies of li.hers, price M. he. lestrai. Lnades. Pah&hid hy W. tiaeon•-toefi. LetliPw•gifret Tills day on ia Em ILY ; or. The ' Beauty sod Uglisow $ I Sloatet Prepbecy two Tal. By ELIZABI Asia.' of " Faith • ?doled for A. X. Newsom The lollowlog will I TIM BLACK !MINIM TUB IMPRESS ;•Novo! ALBANY Is Tole. By di Sc. 3 tat. lIAN AS HE Is. $y lb Third &Moo, 4 yob. BRAVO of BOHEMIA $ 1116iss, 6 yob. ENV Nem it;a will be pe THE CHARMS of By OUVIi filirf .f the Edited Ay Carom AM BO. P, Printed f.'e A. K. !Celesta Wbeft easy be bat TR 1 14 CU ; or, Tb. 1 rire I. SON of O'DONNELL. •• Tbr BIWA Woof." Be. 1 rAisiLiK 4 OWRV Aorbitt Dine, 3 u o.. uro. The VFILED PROT , C by Mrs. Beebe. 5 *oh. MT OLD COUSIN ; . yob. 111.. id. A SENTIMENTAL JOI BASTINGS. Br Dr. Coe THE laniz.establiti CURRIE nod Ca.. experievre nod .arrow is tit Ise rwplwan. email,. the prefer, arc toyer ..II other pn miler bargenns, a-4 11ree doe and ildiaborah. 'rats torcr..fol pr.ctite ,11 Prat ,tai rate of V eor r, ti nsivilar itelasualea., and Ike &c. &r. has ttieht and nevi caws of rd in the shad period of lo roapliested galore. lusher socer.s, 1. proper pervert oar*, to the Patient a tau Henna. Debilisa, 'bribe the iseaaderate eijavatra sad own otadiaos naaltr. a they pretrial.. will &molar, ever/ facaliy both of both Otatlawore of the Gra rap. wf hleart. Caine and On. Urethra, &whites kr. I permaneat tore. ream% It as satisfactory evidences 01 Cerra. awl 151st of t bane bad 111.tchstes frost tine 'Se ear , of Mews. H email migrate. tabs al of the lAivir Csaradc. wit sa y ba enimpaitad by ell tercet!. and bowaar, at lb Patients in Ike corer titian of their ewe. age. Nosing a remittance for wilt Memo or sent In I KM wives so essential then may be added la th Stanardra. MEDICAL DOA 1131settriars . -ened, New Sad..olleel.—Sluce ea ai Cb+rlwtr•Merr. Itei. Nowlin. , 1111's Clw New 111.....1..1reet. wpws ...ie. t•aae been to 1. bad linefeed for rear, err rue*. were preeniuwed ii 1..n.1 ...fermi di-charred fi rowtaineci tat 11. 4%. 31 :Ind Ser‘iCal in 11115 are ca•r+..( s. &e. p 11110 i.inrnift, no • J. ,!.er, p .epri. to re do•rc , l,l 111. 1 vale arc wawn c d