The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-13 00:00:00

-1- • . ;. - - . ' Eingir "S•9IZ ES* "-....T....- • 1.:..k.• _ ... . cititaistoin, manin • lff. , . • • . „Mtn) tzt: a Din. • P o sleie . CletA n •i s tecliat r rr‘t iu female. of great per '4lll4l beauty , p yr of tittlizerlated, was indicant fur r.i.• wilful mat or of her new-horu male illegitimate cLill, at Barking, itio the 20th of ihnotutee last. . lie: eircuntatances or this' unhappy' 'time were peen -I'll'l alh•cting,, itut, , ,a pa:helically monastic, and Or- I..•I. 11 Pi fer Pil l. PylkitaiLy. The pnsout r a lovely and i 0 .., n sting cryaturc, was the slaughter Of a highly re ....,•eetahle family at 11.av‘mtue, in Switz e rl a nd. A youn v , ~...:*.eittiat of t h at town laid paid his addresses to ber, ~o:;.•a:rtu the wishcs of her family, who forbade him the house. liis at tept ii•res, Isowever, were clandestinely continued fur a considerable length of tittle, until Ala tletuoiselle tnrehod's bee.th becoming seriously af fec.,e'l : her friends gnepsing the secret, determined to venture her le r front the rause of her indisposition, h0p 1',.4 that. by c4;,ge of scene and absence. her k..d. .4 r. n.,.„ be re fo r , ago' ;hat she would forget the uhieet .., I.er gitailiment. Poplanti was resolved upon as the Pkre ti /sel inkirmiteellt, and she took leave of her Mend, tr. Crate n 1 this country. The prospect of so ptietiti a separation untbrally produrrti the strongest -e:lsatit•n in Ow akkania o f ibe lovers. Au opport tttt ity ter a stolen tweet as foetid, and in the tumult of artit•nt ras.ion s rill lay feelings of strong attach lel tectit, tine seine of n•a honour and virtue was forgot tan, semi, nnlianpiiy, that event overseers, which cecina a_'.t..;ltingetl Ai. mihnppy object of ill-fated lore iron 1046 sictifeatAlllictiton, anti even snbjected her life to t!..• eq . -.1 . 70 iplaminious furfeitnre. What occurred to •tii •tinfortetat.te interview was, of tourer. unknown to Aialletunlaelle Curet:offs family. She left Switzerland triflt the fond hope of her parents that absence would if "Low fro deer mind v. lint tiny rontriVivil her unforn state j r' tetiona. and ',revere her to receive the ad , • •Iloulle• worthy suitor. 11 - ith letters of intro , ' so,relariled•Rwe hind, a n d the friends to whom shotilltn i feratteadol hying amt.:zed of 1 he ratite of her tet,lavai iio 7t.t .onw, thon 13 ht I,t by einp opt), her at.:*** liti.4”r t.f . hrr friends nitght he mere effec tuate ac phstieti, most thee there ore playa! her at • 0 goers ng ec -r hi-o) of a la•ly named Siffkin, at Barking, Inn N . in..tile c pittof l'r.-rwii teacher. Till re she coml. • ~,..,1 tir,:the.lth of thtrinber last. la the unhai.py ,i ,, lcilAi she expetknced the prneressire et Riotous a ... .altproariting AM-birth, when she anticipiteti all ti,. • limners of an vapt,sere, n bleb twist 2441 pallet , 11,1 i 1 1. 1 . :Y -' :niewe: everilelating to a mind virtnottely tutored, t!..... '-.. Otte, to wllicii the frame is naturally subjected in 0... Lone o 5 travail. Olt , Pc fhith of December the pains VI . plritieetion r 31420 or, am! she was delivered of P n mile T.14:11 . , .. nall: att;cl) to the family. In three days ant r aseds‘tite conspinntation of her nithappine , s was section -4 .r . N11.0 4 101e: !lad happened was d;seuvered—the dead • 34.11,: *Ws intimt vi*s.riountl in a ran in her bed-eh:un irl•ti adill In th" result, atle.r a Coroner's inonett, site ww Atislatnel, in the prime of vonth, beauty, and finished s i*lnneTßlmtvlit' 4 , to the I..erfors of a tinepree, ii- Virait the tiogn) of that divine law, whirls proclaim- ti.. Avg penal densinciatiosis against time critic of itivri;er. Ihe author a4l hrr suferit:p4, a v•Mtly Man. erally 4 on * . 40044 , at it 'ehoollr *cent. of the mtbappy situation in witich site frt ;glared, had I.ern i 1 -erniedof the 11111i.e. . q 4: f 114 . 1 r . of ihfrirs hunt intercourse ft ott beforeAti•te la atinfe eliZl i k k and had .et out for England with 'Veda a.r:tns, a.'aes. ~' y at ail l ia7ar.ls to invite his ban.: to ''liver ite morrisgh. He hail arrit•ed at Paris in !mood! , f 5,,,in.,,,,,,,r„,.b,,s hi,.. r .r,,,,;.ry feeds bail !pitbansee d, Iflntx,.riittied , bong; that he•tiitl • - re , - • ,-- •: - -'rest:i i talefee• . •"all ' . lialiimen cotillithell - ce ‘t ' :cc gLerge.. ..histlietmedt, ..t -' - Thirb lite day apiwinted for the trial, it is isn ot "tn:sible otjendeb ills. ;titere•n which the case eariterl. dtt a v..% vie hour the Cruet nut crowded to excess 'by male specreters, the nature of the euiptiry beings such at to enelutie the odor!' se,: The unhappy primmer • during het iseeditsion in the gaol hadi•ton treated with OW inmost &hairy end' tenderness that the nature of •Ivielsitnation weald admit. At tile dumr appointed for her trial abe was romtneted into lion with the assist • Mice of sontefenente atteMlants. Agitated in retry hush, awl overtithelunal with grief, •she was almost carried into the dot•Lt' and seated on a their. She was attired 3 0 Jeep iontilining and her hwe was completely concealed with a veil. which, if even removed, would not have been enamels in satisfy the brutal curiosity of *owe i tali vidwairin I . ourt. whose unfeeling anziety-tn bobtshi the beanie of her eonntenanee, tilled forth the indignant arimidversion of the Judy.-, who checked the apparently 4 11ilsomantsditforetwe of her awfsti notation - fler'bead, dining the whole time. wa* bowed on her bosom, and like a withered lily of her native valleys, seemed blight ed by the think% halm-nee of conscious disgrace and ignominy. • ' - Ittr. 4(x.• Pt, tbo Clerk elf Aveiro.. ailiiremed ber in very good French, and stated lo her the mboatare of the indictment, d.nosoding whether she was guilty or not ireilty.• With-great di Ifiroby • be ...M it .1 n lowl; In • Prestells, thatte was—Not Guilty. .ineitig asked whether she wont be tried )w a Jury of half foreigners and half : '. • iv . t i ggh sw all English; , .. • . . tiat.rortn, who tray fetained as Counsel Mt her - e : •balf, iuterpitni auil said, that there was no occasion ? or Int that gneetion • she %rook' waive the privileges of nee birth, - and.bellried by an English Jury. . Mr. Kriafte#lfeti "'Tinned to her the nature of the , r metay, and that she was to say that site wouhl he tried II Non and the connery, to irideh aloe bowed assent.— . Ilif dory being sworn without into challenge, f " 1M r. tieszentent apeoed the ease for-the prosecution with great pathos and, feellue. the manner, as well as 'thorn:lt:4 , r of the Ltoiried'etraturel, produced A visibleeffect . upon the whole antlitoe., and a general eve stay in fa : • •• • -- tossaaL titeiszi,tau t er serionnt to prevail. He ulisert.ed., . ibis, slick was no Insert.h.sweeet obdurate, Whieb could 'not but feel affected at the distressiny situation of a Verne y lint interesting lady like the prisoner, plai•ed at tie , bO• trjustleeto answer-with her life ii (+aroe id the doeirett•eduiplenion. Melancholy as her situation a a ,,. •aiilnineb as it wasraicuiated In excite the rompussion ot iseetiman 'tutu ed with the amiable affections of oar nature, the interests ot - pliblielwatice regnired that the Jury shoe id esorelserkeie fortieide amifirwmess in the consideration if au- inquiry, fraught with eirttmistancett which email liviefail •of eseitt their sympathy. If, in the remit, they' should be 's atisfied that tin-case he had to lay be tore then did not briny the acridly' charge contained in the.iudieneent Nome to the prisoner, he, felt persuaded • that ,• " • NAM I- - bini - - " at -- - ill . evert : Man head him would rejoice :it a resin idicoild resent the unhappy girl at the bar from ar ignominious and d resign!. pn nisb ment. The prisoner stays native of Switzerlind, and was the daughter of respectable parents in that -eoutstry. She hie been a french fetcher at the school of a Miss Siffkin, rt Nark ing. During the late tererewitmer she had been dread follt affifeted witirclifibiefne, so mach so as to require surptiVaid. This ledispoeitton a good deal eotiAtted :lfeeto her chamber. emifhtetitetrt to her tbamber Was rftajsite ;• beat at this time no suspicion whatever was igeltaftied df her bele, in a slate of - pregnancy. (ht evening Of the eflth of December, slie desired a re enstleservant in the hens. to air her bed linen, exprene og:;* Wait to retire early to rest. Her wiebee. west tentplied with, and she went to bed at rather an unnswel hour. Next morning, when the servant went into the' atom, she was still in bed, • • • • • . - - Iwo the Prir) Cots . twit preseut iscre—L rowby, the Earl of Liverpool, the. Bari of l'iarennt .?"i ih eutb, the Mattpds 4 ,14 'cent, Air. Lone, Ike. The .:(;: t eiter 4 -I:ette)-21,„, :t a ker, the Chief Magistrate of 114w -street Ove, ani tither odieial (ku,leuieu, vrre in attwolattee.. Newell war the ra‘t'eundttle.l tip etiArs. sad reensio• ed sink :Jima tire itiltates littoey 4hra (*tomtit. NM:moods follow;J him, and was nearly ha"( ea hour under i-xami nation, after %%kids lie war II) himself in the Ma gistrates' town. Pre,;tiot and Eazard'i examination combine , ' lea a shirt time. The er anti nation of the prisOners antHhadeliberation of their Lordships lasted till past font, witenitheir fsordAiPa_ came to the determination of tilt courm4titig Sol re rt lieorge tot John Sionnuuds to Like their trial on at barge of Iligh Treason. On the arti% al of the warrant front lbo Pri c y dounril Ottli e for their full commitment, it 'Wis_ signed by the Privy Conneillerepresent, w li. n the tirn Iblosnrea were removed glum thetieetetery.of StatOil i bitee in a hackney I rearb. lu the litmus* of Correetion, id time catittiely of Mt. Hill, the !title's dies:wagered:or had the elsargetuf the warrant at commitment. lie was arrotopailed,lor Mt. Adkins. the (inventor of the prison. sad twofer She'How street utfirers. The coach mil guarded by in carat of the life (Wards. • • A young woman, of rather interesting tippet:wee, said to be the sister of tieurge, was observed ansontsly waiting at the i!rios of the lionse Office, .and as that pet. miner passed uut to eater the roach, he Sethi!), round the seek and kissed km .and in an aiTertiotutte lone bid her farewell. His mother keeps a email haberdasher's shop, and Ihe father fillows his trade of rt tailor, in a house in Chapel -street, Paddington. opposite the house which Robert tieorge occupied, mid on whaie premises the minket, pistol, sword, and other deadly wrapoas, had been deposited previous to iris ultseondine after the apprelionsion of the gang in Cato-street. The father avid moth e r have been striille examined before Mrs Bernie as to their ronitesi with their son in his diabolist! projects uillLabistlenvod and .Itis gang, but. hing rinse not to criminate thew, or to 'hem that Ohio were aiding and :Owning him in his infa ))))) us proceedings in arty way 55 !ieeler ; their daughter was also strictly in terrogated, be: she appeared to he riptallv innoceirr of her brother's it a ..... conduct; they u ere of course not detained in rusk , iv. • _ Thomas Preston, and Hand, the schoolmaster, were outy committed on suspicion of treason ; the ttacrant of eommitenen! was entrusted to 31r. Itrntfin t the Ring's allessenivr. u ho, in rompator with 31r. Nedder, the tee "tenor of Toddll-fields Ifridetrell, and to o of the How street officers, conveyed them to l'ofhill-firliti Hagen-ell, is a hackney teach, wititodt any military guard. licorge and Sinsmonds' arrival at the lionse of Cor rection, they were placed in separate cel!., under the ,especial guard of two men, wbo remain with tbenr night hawl day. h4he whole of the co tii eaters at ' , resent restody limy now be considered asWi , ely disposed of until their trial, which it is suppueili 4 citunut take place at least for three weeks. The period for issoine the Special nmmiesioo leas not 7,4 herb tined ; but ft is unalerstood it will,* as soosi' l as ever the neressarearraneements nth lir eassiob- • ....A It ippesirs that the conspirators, in their titeladop, hthounitt it necessary, in order to guard anatast thoyosat bible of.strangeys bet:outing acquainted ttith•thi inter t of their deliberations, to adopt fictitious nassioNlor she difkretit lartielts• to• which, io their - arrolligfor W future operations, they had • refer—thus, dot' they called rapeseed; a cutlass,. a snow: pistolai tellers', ions, sparks; and pikes, thrusts. Those u how it.was ' _ . i some !time ag* w ith n st;yr Isis lopelltiOnoiott, _. Koloittiont, hut 'Who 1/4s vit!ee heel a n ta s c h ar:w ipe, m os s' ir,„„,-, tins. 'Arc up as • ebarge of hating intlu.lll VAR to spc...:'..tte with pep (had mates) onisingst, the plislistaas it, Cot* IL:itc. Tbe tut, prisoners were seat. to ;As, n, wt,..or UM cos ' fes-scd qtr. 'attire autlextent of 11;o employmeett, and declare:l that Tii r:ler 'liras aur of kis princip.ifitia•tres. Mr. lionker stated, that there, was afflicted with the dropsy, sad quits. deetitnte. Vie Ittinklioving for its ligjeei the detection anti pnnislimetirsaf. I,loot , who hal .poor inearerierweil serratures imp crime, a 1101.1 be tow tent with the ease which aifeeted Turner, atoll take the eiishince of Hill es a corrohorant of the tither toaisnosy. Sir I. Hrxran having assnre=l Hill Ilia: the 'latrines* he Lad to make shauld nut he used against him ou any jfuture occasion, if the whole trOtli was revealed, tlie .i boy made the follstaing ilisdosnre :- 1 `• lam haw about fifteen years old, and was at sea l Nine months, lin Thursday fortnight I !meanie se iptainted with Oise Tom Lloyd, who hors hail wets; I was without tnotiey, loitering about delay's hot-lane, when he came up to me, and, after a *little cutiorrinstiod, said, If I wortld pass mites, he it iinld Like me to a Mau who would let me have twine. Ile Look use to the Mark ilfog pnblic-leints'e, and soon afterwards Turner ranee in with two youngwomen, and treated us to gin. Lloyd Isaid to Ttirier, I know all's right ; the hoy will pass pep (had notes) fur you." Lloyd took is. to a house in Mt. tiiies's, between dye and six in the evening. It was i a privateiouse, and Turner. two vonng women, and a ' girl, were there. Turner and bli;yd went 01St, and in 1 three (marten , of an hour, thee brought hark five one . pound notes. Lloyd sulked for pen and ink, and put marks on the hark and fume of the mites. Woo= Smith ', field was upon one of them. Before this was dune, I • said, "let's have a look at them." Turner liliiti. " There's i a nice water-mark on them, nobody will know diem ' from good ones." There was a complete wrier-mark, sore enough. I did not like to go to pass the awes till Monilay night. Lloyd said to me, 64 volt s hall bare six i shillings for earls uis&yus do." Tarims. am* Lloyd to buy one or two bottles, and then Lloyd took Me four 1 notes from me. Teener and he and I went down. Devon 'shire-street. Turner sent Lloyd to get a rhtttrott (the I 'Heather of a l=ease), an'l Woyil went a little war, anti on his rrturtt, said, " I tlliqk Sir. IltilN,l, plumbic apj I,4:lazier, 4.2, Devonshire-sty..et." Lloyd thin gave int a bottle anti a mite, anal tidal me to ask for three half. iguarterna of rum at a public-house. The landlord said he had no change. anti Lloyd sent mete anothkr, alert lie desired me to use the same chant*. The landlady rive me 19s. 11:1, change, " Lloyd add. when I mate out, " Have you got smash ?" " Yes," airs 1; and Turner said, " tyre it to me." At I andersiboil I ono tb have sty money after, I gave it to him. Sere' al 'II *filar attempts were practised with seeress. Al last the adventurer) went to l'oleman-street, where Hill gut the I Attend of • Mr. Johnstm, Bell-alley, and pot change Of , pap at the Three Tuns pnblic-lsonse. After he had' given the change to Turner, he went with another note i•fe Me-. Harris's, la Colman-street 1 imionsliatetr before h. bed done width, Lloyd observed a awes, and add. !l'There's ocanolsodv reareiskr (watching) us." • Used I walked mend, sad' looked a p is the .facalif the men, SWIMS ialltd about and appa l s's' 4 0 VW a wn . I,ll o x i i bad told Hill to go in. Ittll did so; um* as ilk. petal ' ••Ints writing down the same of ble, Jobneme s :la vie.** mews who iri been " touting," and Idik Wit MOS • . . II = 'At' olheersaid, hirdstatett the persionesintendedtlb , se ta. fir b li a e "e ‘a ‘ vr b!i r t n i r mid uer a :si W tr a te l o h p eY pos w it i r sirtle mi s . f siK th t e atguill asir ri, I when the Loy slut iota the publitt-houst. reil at Paris is porsttit ler; JtAn Sirusiotit!i, t4t; tgatatate, and -- Ll i ssastadvithlir sti-tlse•arrraiity of tuakitig rxm*opios calculates!. foods beiair rirbanseeri, Use actiseol-abasser. The Larsla CI . (Ls C ount a, •tlie Law !iv 10. 'm vis a ite uerptia from Iris-lug tleeeme)vrd to ea- -1114 sot reach Et 4...! uti ' tiirocipt.„ sail -. ,•;trig* ic ..,:i1 4 31„a " t lir. o' ::, • ' ' „.,.. . qiiii i •jup‘' ekirti b:aill t t ,i'y ao e erreci p i e . "-. tslviceilisai4ll.• •" " ' '• ' Jr , . • • . 14 ,, . QM : J:O . r harget) watt. o l'o ''''"` l ' - '"' •-• •41a s' • 0 ..: g.' . rta'of aSt• stii•ron* IK . fte/i. - 11 1 sal tanks ont tier warrants 01 4 mnioirasehsy •I. , 1 . 4 ‘,..1 1 , 05 , nam e,' .i,j'• ' - wind • r igirregt for It, t r ial, it i s h a ., {Wars al or pm ) Cassava prewar say ro--tito 1: ~,,, 411 - , solar ;time akf a foto Is •Ing passel r!: -ri n . Son ; 4 / lads the can ',triter!. 1 rowhy, tlie Earl of Liverpa..i. 146. Earl or. . . q•ra 4 alitr leis ijapel4stortsio: a aut:1.44•1 name *as as crelvdetl to CM'Ci.9/ . Viscount .!:iilusoutli, the blattria k.',ltstdra,. j 114.1iir Kolsitaiwa, hat %vb. id, ••i•!••!. ti.', . 11 I! l Mri.its 4 forsul-1 lb. raiittirc brin k , such I Scott, Air. Lotig, &r. Thy .:o.trilor-I:ette,ral, Vr. :tally,. i duple character, na'*.l Warmer, %sus ti:keu up as ilae4 i~ -111 - •••• • ....at d• - . • al, • •• 77rE 5 PI A! w; ,MII I IIIS t~rlMlll~! ,'~► . e • On the followiny day :lie unhappy creature .uni ttttt strength riming% g o down to dinner with the Cnuil . and Mlle - initeaVonied to" appear cheerful. The next 41 • , y she appear'd again unwell, - and desired to spe.ik is prirate'ssitli'tke servant. Site spoke with thp hater, and pointing to the night-chair in the thorn, said to her lii hroktPW lies)* don't tell bliss Sit kin. - Tim servant went th Tire place, and op lifting up the thew, beheld tlrr bead of a new burn infant. Alarmed at tie tight, the eettant uttered a shriek of horror, and Was bluntly retiring from the room, when the prisoner% Itt the most . pltenus accent. hesoat;ht her not to tell Miss Sitfkia. Tar alariti was k item, and the dreadful secret was spread throngh the house. .1 surreal' was sent for, and the prisoner's own situation being alarming, she was lout to bed, and every stare taken of her health. There was no violence visible on the body. and ahluingh the lung exploded, even absurd test, of suffusing the luntr!. of die infant is water had been tried, and were found to float, vet the result was extremely fallacious, for at the time of the experiment the lungs were in a Vide of pu trefaction, winch, even admitting the eloild to hat r been born dead, would of neceasitr have hem the ease. Un der tits se circounatances the )nry were first to pronounce whether the child was bum alive, before they came to the quest:on which mutt materially affected Ole (-eve of the prisoner. Mr. Ilaniel !loom a vorgron of Ilford, w3s thr first witness examined, and he ',erased as tol'ow.:—ln the month vf December 1 was called in to atte.l.l pri. limier. On the 224 of dint month I wav .h..•cn a male child. I opened it two di.y. and I found the !Ling, healthy; they totted in water. l'rott; that ale.te I judge :he erold was born alive; but tbis is a ter: I..llaciiots test—nothing more vo. _ Thr It %RON here intrrrupfeil, and Ita?.l.lllnt prisoner must he aettnittell. There was no i roof thil the child v.-to 612 n afire. Tit...tory in,;t:e,iiatelv I'oll'o (o'er NOl ct;lty. anal a1..0 ar:itte.l her of I Ilsieval , :qf the t,irits. 'Fite vcratet s-eined to rro.:uer err Na , t• fi rm ; u • n t arirrn.l:-.ls flit •rt;:wv , r waN r•-• stun. 1 to !lir fare of h. q. :fiends. rittra; .1 Lwake r. the for the Piste! ma der of it 1, Ler, 11;11..1' Mitt gay. to !r.tre ; ui .•tr, al the a1....e0re of a tilarrrial city. ulio .•. .•:11•!e tr:lisartit.l), lict iv; to he foood, The Cut Ll' . it::: alii.ttivits,. Krause . over until !hi. next S. c... Ilio• :-iii•d•ivli, um: Ir . . The .i••ize% on Fr:J...y eviiktg. Tweri .-nne prkoiirr. rrrt %rot rare of Dr:A.l4v .'re kit fur Ote•sitiml. SatatLy he 'tug I:te titiy api•eint4 a:.•. !total a toe men iti ru.R t on etarget, .4 tieing Vri of the L . :co-street g:tug, lin:oven and s a l w oc, ;Le Perry anti the entnlttet..r4 of the4 . 1:4a, , , nal A pariv of r.attole, Were 'el.' to coati- lLr t.iet:orrs. not Icily conintittell, from the Itonste of I.orreciion;jtii (*tat-butts-tidal% mutt l'.• , 1,11-lields Ittitleteell. In the. I I:kre of the haw. I trint.:ttten z ; ttsry were a• chitin by 31r. Ai:kit:l, i Ile liuvermor ui :I.# I:oure oil oeteciiint,;, and Mr. ;twitter, iLe keeper of 'itttLiil-iielth Itr#lettetl, in harknet -eusithrt , , to the. ;ieereturr of Sittte's (.14:1431ri is Whitehall, oberr it uaa anointetlAn. the follaticr i ' rironers he ilua!ly exiceiati, tit, Robert tit tt rgo,l . , of ehapt.;•street. P.tevittectelt; 1)1(116 1 1e Preston, tke (*I III; John Siroutoetti, t‘e and -- doe ttet , t,ol-rates. ' ' Ale Cotntril.•the -tii 4.at "f . ..* .T . • -I . ." ' PliLler. • • ~ LAP1“111,1i or . Toil* f•vl•rnm of sitn6ro voift:ro PAP, • ' ••• •'yopc a. N4f7t#: .O.INSIeN-11/11171 4 :-.•-••04 S 8:1Tr Itly. 3:r. er ?he Kai*, I'molitirY. tart Co. '4s.4•;torg folthe ,atteroted of Ilse Jolt's-4.room'. /4. 4 , ~itirt thr ex atoimiliare rase. whicli, Ito oniel. nooks N elisfy the voblie iti•tise• merest - Hy of usakiihr (-slotlaced. to lir `ler fr eirm- trout )titin titeiiiseivne to ex ' - •.- ______ • ' Swag%) proper •fo:emistave. from the troubles o( this t t . •Ilfailliawisilomeraft, victualler,. of 31, Vol woeid were termed caktlidsWat /far Mcl•Erfrgis of el/firm- 1 eta*, that a person, who he hail nn .1,,,,i, ; , e ,7 1 , " 7 ,7'; Thistleiroorl is not tlloirtal pen. iitk, ar paper. Orli rinse alit* house on the -29th of I- tobruirv. :d 1 1 ., n ''' Friday lie was presentetwith a Ilikle. Shortly after hill seven' borate messing, anal got change of ; 5,,,,,.„, j 1 "‘; ° was visited by his wife awl son, a lad ahoaboutll years of for dame halfopaarterna of gin, is ninie el Jt E rj akaa • •''• age. II was Mrs. Thistle-wood's second visit. 411 e is a, of :?ti. Bell-alley. fight tittle woman: and worelebomiet with white riharels. 1 'the esatutsatieit was 'then aaljeafied;loo, s al ',lEime prisoner walk:ill ( pr an hour en the kads over the' I having teason• to Min* that he nab** e iti o am (,;. pt;son. 'I he ut 11, r prisoners also • enjoy • walk daily deuce of far more extensive depredations moots dirPa 1 ... d-w in the part of the 'lower a here they Are coofined, bat against the prisoner. only out at a tittle. . . :air C. ilutiTtut sail It wet an inrestigstioa uhl e t , On Therm - ley, a letter was sent to' Mr. Stafford, at "sired the greatest pfissible mien:ion. I d such 4,"yr2: lloiv-stryet,lav Ar. Wyatt, the proprietor of tbeClieblians Able system a rar e !: maist'lse g i ven , ~,,; on arm . . coaels, from Sli. !ta ll er, the letzh constable of the town the !link, who were o „ ot the sdfferers. I.nt e n ~L, .1 . of :limbs's,. Berke, informing him of the arrest of two the public, who were. fellows *limo he suspected iii have heloaged to the Itow-STaarr.—tlit Saturdays numerous a w l t i ari , Cato-street srang. Mr. Bailey referred to .11e. S'ylatt for gang of robbers were a••••moded Pt the his;-.: ,"; , 1 4 , the 'salient:tests( the arrest. Mr. Wyatt stated to Mr. of the hustings, whose confiner resembled l a Irak Station , that on Wednesid:tv evening, as he was driving West End Fair last summer; they were ar me d ,;„ the Clieslesup coach up 31aida-liill, ratio; ogtora. he was sharp instruments meld pockets, amiattwelced 'Mhz,. hailed be tarn Isle's Who desired to he carried, down the ell dos, n e‘mstaltlea :MA Oilier let , t , l.s :n the mot: ,1 ..,•,. . p na d. lie t ir e , sti,oisal they get gee on the Inas, and the manner. Mr. Webb, a reAper!4l4r rnblie.e,, jr• j....L other on the root of the coa,•11. 'I here were no other street, Berkeley-square, was se:natty booted i,,..„ „, °aisle* pxoengens.' and but one. stale passen g er within. crowd, an ! pinioned in, wish his :Iris's ioreed pu l wl , . On the eu.aelt stopping at F.,ieware, Iho•usen got down the robber. list a complete rommand over hisi...•!.• anal had some refresbown: is; .i:rs. Pirrecfs, where the The left pocket of his trowsa•rs was owned insult•..! horses ua re changed. lii..y them g't up again mni ais.l emptied of a quantity of , i!vvr. *I he r0b!,,. : . i t ,: continued on the roach till ::liana a stuarter betire eight, cut his trowm•rs arritas us .'h a ..Parr, ins' r , :e•••••it, eiso l i ao•I within afoot' fi re Maks if Carat/nu. atr this Sin le AS hie pocket, and was ill the NC? n g• . :ak;nr his , tht•y buts' into the u,o : horrible expressions, anti asked hook out, just us he got his hanTto it. Tcoof al, it p.m-were there v.a•re is the roach? They said is ho attack.al :dr. Wel!. wet/ sca.mred I.v t" . . . ~ they waist,. ! money, and weer aleter.ui.sed Co g:tri• Sony,. I zap!, :slid Irright, 1atrk,•,•1•,.. r0,,•,a,4 to tuesoirre:O., Mr: It'y::'• at lint t- sates elm: thee M. , 111 attal:lli ; lilt broach, !,ef"re Mr.-lium4, the sit . ..i3g )ladjotertA• they assorei bins * ws's on joke, mid called impost hint to cosots.itteal them. 'th e y s n . i s k,tt s pie name , inst. . pull up iti a lone tof the road ;am of them, to ents and 11116.-ba Sada,. l er --7. . . . -1 . . ((tree his comman , time forth a large knife. and swot* I ...- -......_. .. .. - - - , ~. • - lie would stick it into him if he did oot obey. This fe Lale t'ouroenar•flaielies r vti / t: elf *ait 1 11 .;•1' I • ' low afterwards seised the evils anti polled op the hone t i mat t 0, tett , aam%, Si I' 6 ' ...i i 5.... A. . • l.c. 114...wr”1i at Pirm as himself. Ilse Matey Mall alltql jangle.' fIAuISII and open.. the 6 , 4 we., 41( . 0 t tlau9l • of the 1114 la the coach door. upon which the min inside, who sus• a „ re d a t !„.(..1„g here Deer „,, 4 1, u I.„,„„i t t e s., r i k;i: , petted his pairpese, from something whirl' veYalt haul • took a hack:soy-coach to • i to ,m. 0 ., oilsor tadertestsc" la c t said, opreral the :door 1111 the (4111 T side—i.1111:11:11 Old. Sell .born muff expired o steppiug e:st of.tke rehiri e „ and runt 'mg rosski. seized him iiv the ruffle. it'yott, L .- A &emit**, ealansitv i lace at /tour:sear ( e n s: o ; at time mime instmo, seised the fellow on the roof, eall suddesik drew hiln.cover the hos. Aster Foote time, thel ll of cis ths titer. Ill"' s ?la eat rAnne of the telietinl , ehorrli • Pity is situate.l hetwea . m •••.• :,:aarki n i. miscreiiits sere overpowered , were roust rained In mono: iss u l l us t rf ; tiy lefty spins . .1, p 3 ram:chi; Mal,. it,: the 4'll7ll*!k agmin, aim i Wt•ret earried on tow: r.:* Utteshaes. IA fie: bito, rose . I,ealiatrly °vim the gate , 1 1.t e , alp I;eitiug near the town, one of tli,•in ioact:•.l fa:r trout . s h o l. s h Lau la, .n in '4, , 1 I,y fo..e, an t . o a•• repa;reti at the has, hut, as !le went, Weatt aeST:A11111; !IV the ISO:. 'on, sit his WaIS!CPIIT ;n it eon ! : 1,,. 1,„ ; „,•,.,.0; 140 ,4 ton years since. I las tine lid : l oataNst. a: :i re o o r k, :k b t • sn sc. If-wring his asiit an i a iistco.o he, them av Lim- he evening. at the moment th.st the • horrb see t h es) , se!! . i• ;o the river, surd got aurae on the ober aide. lie '',!"'""" rin rt a Ti",l"t, '.ur ns ar tt"' , a! ranil• B 4lll4 La 11 , 1.44 firtnnatele serer/at on 'lliatr.dav morvi:•;: , in a horn ' "H,," Il " ' l i n.'"i, '• 'l„,ur ,"i ZI:Pt":1 ‘ 141:( l ' e " 11.1 '& 1011 , i-s the neighbotarimessi. ton la iag searc*.,,,!, .I.SITA: air- ' ha ' hi ' l it 01 the roof o f th y . c h nr rh• a ';'i e l% bei 3 l.alln tir:e a ,it, ,-1. ay.t,m. whirls, ir,,,,, ~..... :.at...0,.r.t,. ..:, it. ap. I tt l a y r o si r s t t i a l l .. t I m o. , a h r ... t-l i a ri s: l l . sifl .i s 'se m i j %ii ii rss o t f cia c i n t ur, frut i ai lm,, l „ ll• l 4lt riaria.. l I r. were f.„10 ~„ 'Leh* F05t.,,,i0.„ isini,:m•stoex others, •I ti."l ' . of " l 'or;i” 'r lie. " v """ ° ' i r s'ild'ie iw 4 ;•ato ;.,• :,.. • ! to ii,velieril ;Ittien . fronaltrs-l'erfect, at Edgware. : or. shi n- 01 .4 .11 .,,5,: . , •;,; A tt . , I ta :,/,,.. reo„,,i;„ Liu, to pburefi in. and.,kitled del end ei the perms* sided; sie . ,.;n the pti..atee, iii ~alttimit‘ mail In'! „ i:. .... 5.r. , from • s. : i s n e l i o d r b e let i l d i :s i n i t t :;a r c en. ga i r i t et o r f es th i e litr c h litt zi r l r wi lt., ti t m e ‘o 'on vr of ;,: t i, e l is Itow.street, •• sae sent down. to inquire /stone minntei v ins a 'ite.eir,mnia.tanees. of the "Ng. t.) le et Ike ;:•Lor. , l ' .4l:4 ' nt that all whi . we 're " 17 " 1 wit'. ibis Leo-, i 5t. ...,.. ! ;tit „ . ,.. oe , to ho ..,,ta,,, at,!lite.or: ,,, r . .. ..„ .a. it as setust have lost" their liars.-. ll'itedaeigoritarwr . ' i:' taut :tier, a•i r g• ' lir t!..t. fr:.gine , :!% of the tatelsiala , t golds of wand to *hook. tfa kith *ere mobs* f.. 1 1 . ling in the midst of tite'.l.siasieretai . Ilte ,• nitres 11:e danger of vosoitiniagthe.werk = - ft Ira were hut too Well fteati.:a•ro, for. quirkir 'seethe r }ethos of the reef funiliirjl in. 'lke wirhi awl We wimp{ the next moniing,st doe-loremk, anti , use mist o ere aii reams - Rd at t a eIP ai'l !talk. -. he tte.o_ im•of k Sited r.taliannts.almge'llersto 1. ton ' te,r•Otholllll4 6 'sip, telmeeEsitwatisfilmiu-s4 Ore "tet'r i O,* l the beslies. o d'f tile dea - ire fl:e• ' ''. Ist i itt 4l 4: 49 2 -1 t( ..„.... ~ass . 4 - . 00k 4thal& tifi'•ratui r 4 An. oeitiUoalsoost wmalm who took thewista4 . . she ptrippeal them of ell tiseirrrest:l theist; they were foam, some titer it with. cold aml la, ,e 7 ..4r.. mask tsalmins•tol resai•jed in the neighlk urinSi?3, t% lin, v 1 and givingtheui somethitaglit eat, Cat thei I parents. E • .. , About one o'clock on Sratorday Intero.ng as tissorsoll. waft was going his rounds in .tugtd-,•sr:tees.Shollsoi, he obseriral a light from one of the minds's.< of the , Ehertez, r Alttlicadist chapel, the sbuitces of oklrlaisai be, as forced open s he proceeded toward site wiedear.siel saw three men busily enall'oyeti inside in einlinot lemon things ; he gave as alarm. and ',:lure ussistais.ce tse be procured, the thievestr4ctial their eseape, Ly Kettle out at a I.:indult on the o:li . iv uji r b id e , tal,aig fritillosr only a pair of silver candles:it-Ifs : a10t,..• everyoleshir article in the chapel was found. packed si r rca4 tebk carried autay. - Awry'. (Teccomastcr.—Frialav night, on the shower fire being i ri vest, Mr. W. 11. tiOhlwver, a nos; rusks able surgeon, resifting in Itrirtge•street, 'lath, labs house to attend it; lie hail scarce reaelard ikemport• street. when, melons-hole to r, Lite. be fell timeiresr• less; several medical bet:thrett ituniesliatriv attesiel. le render every assistance in their power, but it tat to late—the vitil spark had fled. Scions.—.\n ingnisition Was taken on Sataellit . ,%! the Coaa•li snit 1 forses, in the Ealgt•iv arena& INV TIII/nAM STIRLING, EI. l'oroner, en the balli ill Ilminala Margaret, a laundress, who resided et SO, l'arisloplace, l'hapel-street, Paddington, who pot .( 11 end to her own e‘kt e nce by banging herself. Verfoß —l.unacy. There were two other intpiests held on Raturtlist. 4 fore the same l'oroner, tine at the •L'%: . 3 Bagli f 1111 Regent's Park, and the ti'lo'r at the (jape Lower-streetk Islington, both on the hoe' 9( found drowned, but whose names were an neither case were any . evidence Mere the them how they came into the water, co verdicts were—Monad drowned. w • . I- Armlir them, r. . bloat t:. 11.• TV * - — sllt eis. . At Woolieleb, on the 11th inst. lia!of PO ° IL A. of • doughter. • . t... M tRitIED. At Leantineton. John Attersull. Esq. ton of this lei if Alters...ll. of Portland-plset.. tt•tt ta •of 11. NAP. Esq. M.P. tht the Ist inst., Ut•Finh , •tt Grant rostra* Alsraaret Brodie. .4erund James BPS' Ey!. af Brodie. On Friday , at Islington ehttreh. J a Raton Jetystenaw 4 'it.litts, or High-horse. &mei. to MinsJioirte filter. In the same eoenty. • " • DIED. On the 4frls inr.t., at Weadlehar). Oxford, air 1110 11 1 *vivre illness. John Walter Emi. An the IA inst.. at Dreflenliall. Nlnes-Not : tutOriff eettel ‘ shift, Sarah, the wile of Daniel Chay.. On gth Inst., at Kroningt.m, in hi- ;I:t yam Atkinalsn. On Tuesday last, at his suet at G tindi,hurgh, stat bridge. Suffolk, in the tkirtli %rar of hi, nramplas Jat Dillingham On The lOth i instant, in Vrt-l-,-?-atrett, Manama. nmw WATFR AT I.O,IiMI*RIttrSTIW IR Metithim t 9 mkt: tillae.l..--Aftetiminik. iSJJd4 Loolloo : Prieled mad 1te611,410t1 by K. WARDINIAL. Joo..at the f)Illee, No. 190 site tit. Clement's Chureh : siker. all 4 Qom Aers. am! Adserttoolorsto are reyoritel to ~ 1 . 41 ?V. I I