The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-29 00:00:00

,STATESMAN. - • • n-r•-• trntt - 111411.117." --"••• • 1 • Tlioneiss, Sept. 213. . —*Jaw Herein wee billeted tinder an Act (the e. mood of Georsq tjie Third), for seducing au a'r 6., cer to leauehis liiiijeslyrs dominions. Mr. G LEA DI opened the prosecution arid stalfit,' that the Prisoner was a native of England, mho host hoes residing for a length of time in Americo. The person whom he had seduced was brought up to a branch of the cotton manufacture; his name Was Thomas Hutt.Moon, and had been lately em. . . p oyed as a cotton dyer. lie would' prove, that . tit% Prisoner held oat many allurements to . en , .tice biei, prtimising to-get him instant employ tat a amino manufbetory, in Cooper's-town, steer Yurk, on his arrival, and absolutely paid liii ,passage. The Learned Counsel then proceeded to oxi.nisse his *Realms. . MAryilmse deposed, she was a native of Wales, -blita-arited for live years at Mr. Douglas's cotton asonsfactury, Manchester. Thomas Hutchison wai r a t amplbyed there, during that time, with Mr. Destaias,.-apparently as ea apprentice. Mra lattelteS, a cotton dyer, in Bunbill.eont, 1. slesoilted, that Hutchison, about ten years ago, U. o Aiola Nino!‘olf to the witness for three years, obe of whic:i only he served at that time. He then went for a soldier., Ou hisseturn he served the other ;IT'? yca4s. ,A.lsout twelve months back, they_ bad . agrce t $ fur u three years more; in consequesas of seine Information the witness had received, he saw e j'riiva.ir , and ebarged him with solacing , 4 1 1 1 chisum tug() witishim to America; be acknow. "1e.14e1l be intruded to pay his passage. The wit. ,tat .as informed Itim that Hutchison was an artificer, and lois articled servaat,,and if he did not give ap - the pursuit, he would. proseoate him. The Pri. saner twittered., he did not kat)* ho was the wit. ness's articled servant ; and, as ho was, he would not p.ty. his passage. Before the Magistrate, die Prisoner stated he had -paid Hutchison's passage, • and produced the Mate's receipt for the money. ash also llutclvison's prouoiasory note fur the pas. s oge-nionil , and other money advanced, which was sigtit.tl by two aituesses, Hutchison not knowing be* to *rite. _ J;►hn Havershaw deposed, that he heard the Prisoner tell Hutchison, that if be would go to America with him, he would pay his passage, sod support hun until begot employment, which would be immediately, as there were Button-works in Cooper's-tow", near where he lived. The witness did nut bear llutchi+t►u's answer. This conversa tion took place at the Yorkminster public house. The Prisoner left his defence to his Counsel, Mt. 4.4anav ; who, in a speech of some length, edostended that the indictment was not borne out by ne evidence; for the fact was, that Hetchison hail entreated the Prisoner to p.*y his passage, who, censplyieg, could not be guilty of seduction.— Tberoleas nothing in the evidence, to shew that the Prisoner had held out any allurement ; neither was it proved, that Hutchison was an artificer of the jtind sot out in (he Indictment ; he was work. ing as a dyer of -cotton, and there was no positive proud that he had ever been articled to a cotton mensuLseturer, for as such he was described. He knell that the Jury mould well consider the evi dence, for if they returned the unfortunate Pri. saner guilty, they would be sending him t' a dun geon for life, as the Act of Parliament, specified was t the punishment should be;—one year's lin yririonmeut, and *a line of 5001. which the Pri. messeroloosld never be able to pay ; and it was nut in the power of the Judges to mitigate the punish. mew. The Learned Counsel called two witnesses, u hose widener only strengthened the case against the Priaos ter. • • , l'Ate CHUMOit SWEANT summed up the evi drain, and suiluadverted uu the aummity of the qfPute. The Jury, after 11 short consultation, found the Prisoner Guilty. 7.71 ts Hutchison was also indicted, uudcr the same+ Act.' for preparing and being in readiness to quit His Mitiesty's dominions, ha being au era. Meer. The evidence ass the same u in the last case. He was cenpicted, and sentenced, as the Act di rects, to give security for his not leaving the coun try, and to remain in prison until such security *a. given. Tbs. Conon ing persons received sentence of deal 3 Ric tard Wilson Thmnas Simpson, John Divine, and Jo seph Sin.lo, fur Wilson, rvl ; Wittily, Slorplierd, for for .1 bri,b, fur n oundi s g. with aa imam Birder; Ki d d ll.,kdrn, for an onuatural erase; Mary Tyler, wily 13 years I f a fo ., far barve-iteafrog; - Anne Gamble for robbery; Anne Kesoinglon 461111 Platilia.l)yer, for higiway robbery; Ro bert AL-it, for ,hoote-breakiug; Thanes Mein, for hone. ,tealiss ; Rhodes, a pod boy, for secreting a letter rsalaining a Ike pound bent note; Robert JetWmon, fir relmiag in a dwellaukhowe ; Combos Sullivan, fur a rape; *MI ISeas Fits,;erald, for aiding and assisting him ; -lane Brun or and Mar) Smith, fbr privately stealing sit adKdbag house. • Tike Court adjourned till to-morrow, at eleven &duds, when the pribuners fur slow olfeuces will rvceire sentence. • Acconnts haze reached the Admiralty, that the wissic of the Spanish fleet in Ferrol Mire been comidctely fitted out fur sea, and the tat ship Lilted for Cadiz on the 16th inst. A more wanton act of barbarity we never re member to have heard of than which was com. milted an Saturday last : Mr. T.—, of Brigh ton, in Northamptonshire, having consigned the management of his farm to his nephew,. a young man of on irritable disposition, he 9uarrelled with one of the plough-boys, whom he tied to the tail •f a cart and dogged unmercifully. ' Tpo lad re mosstrating against the treatment he had rewired, brought upon him farther and more severe punish. swot. His ink 'man muter next fastened hint to the tall of one of the cart bones; then siting the animal a , cot with his whip, he sprung forward, and finding an inesnalannee behind, kicked to get rid of it, and hitting the poor boy in the stomach, he inggisdiitiely aspired. The body was taken to a p s q s lic.boose in the neighbourhood, for a Coro err's; inquest. tb be. taken upon it. The farmer wee ligsgsealobsly strastad, and eonteyed to North. a 'nig/5 dhoi• • PQ LICE: . 4 OHM DitOPIPINcI. • GettwirALL, San. 27.—Mes. Elizabeth If.. Well l'egh sail Minas Pugh were brought up tot a charge, that they did wantonly and malici. misty, un the night of the 24th August last, ex. pose leave, and abeadoon female child, ins court which teed* from Dyer's-buildings, to Castle. street, Holborn. • The ()veneers and Churchwardens of the pa. rish of St. Andrew, Holborn, were the prose. cuter.. Ann Taylor, who nursed the child, stated, that, about eighteen months ago, Mrs. Pugh . brought her a female infant to nurse, nhich appeared to have been only a tee hours born. She told her 'the parents were persons of consequence, and agreed to pay her 30s. a month. In about.eight months afterwards Mrs. Pugh complained of the sum being too much, and the witness agreed to take 21s. a month : and four months ago reduced is to one guinea sooner than part with the child, which she had got attached to; to use the wit ness's own language, it " was the sweetest babe she had ever laid her eyes on, tied she Jived it as If it had been her own." be.witnest burst into tears ; indeed she appeared affected throughout ; and her feelings would have done bonier to the 'real parent; every person in Coart sympathised with her. In continuation of. her evidence., she said, on Sunday - evening, the 20th of August, Mrs. Pugh, accompanied by, a lady and gentle. man came to her house; the child was out dressed, but her clean clothes were ou a chair airing. Mrs. Pa& 'aid to the %linen, " Have I caught you at brat ?" who replied, " She had not daught much, ai the child's clothes were ready, and it would' not. take a minute to dress her." Mrs. Pugh (faired her to make haste and do it, as she was tome to take the child away. On the witness recnCustrating and expressing her regret, she looked at the strange lady to implore her in. terferettets. Mrs. - Pugh immediately said that was not the tnuther ; bat, putting her hand on thegentleman, said, this is one who has more in. terest in the welfare of the child than I have, and he will have her away ; this made the witness suppose he was the father, and she begged of him to be hied to the child, lie told her there was nu danger of that, and kissed it several times ; they 'took it away with them, and left the witness in tears. The beadle of the parish proved the child's being foundist ten o'clock, un Thursday, thc•2lth of August. Mary Taylor, the sister of the first witness, staled, that shis was servant to a lady in Bulbous, and having heard there was a child found, and that it wag taken to the workhouse, and the descrip tion given answering that of her sister's child, for they always called her so, she went to the Workhouse, awl found her surmise to be right: sho informed' her sister, who made known to the officers of the parish the circumstances sbe had this day stated. The Prisoners were examined separately. Mrs. Pugh was the first. She stated, the mother of the child was a young lady of respectability,; the fa. Cher she knew nothing of, never having seen him ; hut the lady and gentleman who were with her on the night when the child was taken away were not the parents—: he lady's name was Daily, and the gentleman's Rutlege ; he was clerk to a corn. facto'r, and they both lived iii Lawrence-lane. — She then admitted what had been stated by Ann Taylor, and added, that she had received letters from the child's mother, desiring that it might be taken from the nurse and put into the workhouse; she produced several [alters, which she stated to be from the 'nether, to that effect. The worthy Alderman (icuotre) objected' to the letters being read ; he said, he was applied to for a prirate examination iu this case ; but that was what he never would submit to ; s•ill there was some delicacy due to the family and cornice. lions of this young lady, who, he was informed from a source he mild u{t doubt, were truly re l. spcctable ; and another consideration was, that her father and the child's grandfather was on his death. bed and could not survive many hours; and it was but humanity to save him this heart-rending pang in his last moments ; particularly so, as the disclosure of the name, at preheat; could nut be nefit the case. Mrs. Pugh then continued and blasted, that the other prisoner washer father-in-law ; her husband was dead ; un the Sunday night she took the child from Anti Taylue, she left-it with- seedier nurse until the Thursday evening following, when she again removed it, for the purpose of having it put into a workhouse, thu other prisoner having undertaken to get it into one, fur which she paid him 101. They took a coach to liolburn, where she delivered the child to her father-in-law, and went house ; he afterwards told her he had left the' hild in St. Andrew's watch-house. . Thomas Pugh, ass old infirm man, wu utzt cx. mined. lie acknowledged Mrs. Pugh was his daughter.in-law, but denied his -having received any money from her ; and stated, he was w ith her whetuhe laid down the child in the cowl, and they ran away; but she gut out first, being the most active; he did not know who were the pa. rents of the child. The worthy Magistrate fully committed them both for trial. Mr. GI ifliths, the COlllOlOO Councilman, stated, he was well acquainted with the family of the mo ther of the child, and they were most respectable people; the young lady herself had been consi. dcraJ most amiable until this disclosure. Her pregnancy was never inspected. C24ION•HALL, Stwr. 28.--. Several persons were summoned by Mr. Martin, surveyor of the roads, for - riding and driving on the footpath in the Kent. road, and fined ss. each. Amongst them was a gentleman, named Cobham, who complained of having been violently assaulted by Mr. Martin, as he was riding in company with a friend, along the Kratl-rneds W 04 1 111,07, the ilOth 11156'60.- 11r. Marti., it appeared, came up to bip, and, without esayitig word, seised his bridle, gad ettick his tone over the head ; he thou demsodetl Cobham's address, which that gentlemant.oot . T' ke?isaig Islas farina& to givei and desired to Mr. Martin', *admit, for detaining him. n. k ateed of shetviag his autitorkyi, he , streelt r. cabbasi with a lame stick,• with wide% he ad just before •beatan the horse. A parses, ea cd -WOW,. was standing by, Who also seitetP Mr. C 1 ham's bridle, and assisted in detaining hiM. This statisient of Mr. Cobham was supported by Mr. Sandals, thegeutleman who was with hiin, who also stated that Mr. Martin seized? Mr. Gib. bas's horse, mid attack at bins, before heipoke a word. Mr. Martin denied haviag struck at Mr. Cob ham till after he was himself assaulted he told the geatleman lobelia was, aed why he demanded his address, which, ho refitting to give, • Mr. Martin contended he was justified, under the Act I of Parliament, in detaining him. The Magistrate observed that Mr. Martin had been more violent than upright is the exercise of his authority, and he should certainly hold him to bail for the assault. It appearing, however,' that Mr. Cobham acid his friend were riding on flr foot-path, the penalty must be enforced against them. They were lined ss. each, and 3s.•cests. •••• • ft.. •• WILLIAM WHINY/kW; AA it %CHI'S Hl.Ait v , AN° WaLiLL, LON PON . Tae best artanosatodattota for Traisilietri--!:... e d nelf , r h , i 4, Litriava, add litoierate 'tames. The Mho.% Coulta s Mail Oaukbetedte. eel out from tee %slaw , Head Ina, Sisow-tuil OLVOOW. DUNfifilEA, CARLIiLE, VIN, rEmitirti, ApishElsY, TERICKE, sad 1101401.1(1111It(la ,c, New r Casettes, et ery Ni.usoing, to ettrr , tour inb.tes. YORK nil LKEI/3 New Post Coatis art nut ever) tn .r ill at hattleast tivee'cloct r•nerive at bock the next rt.., ut twelve o clack. The ECLIPSE New Filing Poo-Coach, earriex F-. " Invides oily to to Ynrk. Samlerle d, Neese.-t Edinbargb, by way of Stint on!, 'l;r:totem, f)„ ratter, every Lveni ig and Morijng, to Mr. Sowerky's, the White-bane, Copper-gate, York. Unroauttoo Chent a rntvelliag to Liverpool. by the Ne w Fl F. !WV NW Cr= to the Ariel lkda-atveet, d:41y..- 7 L4(l_ s and %%activist New Post Cnat-.1, Called the Clothier, sets out every Aloruing at s even o'clock. by H teas and Co. Leeds. BOSTON, Sp&ling, Petrrltorlts4h, Str.tort, and iluatior.e, ion new tins*, Mnii Coach, .ere nu! curry eve:ling. Coaches from Basta' to Sp:lby, Louth, Criristh. 1 aal Hill. lay eat eon r, Wirringinn, Knut.ford, Stoat% in.l Li tr i,_ ' Jett! Peva Conch, called the Expeditroti• eve: % ovr•l • Jte, at Ave o'clock. to the Crown Inn, Red-erns-street, LiVerp, ; .l, (Sward, tl t di-oughtn't. ISATII 7YWI lIIIIIST.IL rt )) ing P..t c.,,,h,,, ii, r .„ 4; ,, t • h ;,,,,. pentane, Coble. nisi Marlboros h, every art. rn :.1,. : 3 ,„... at Mr. May's,. the tirevisound Ann, Beth: stud t',. 1..,... ~ Tavern 're. I. I sas-strer t, firiltail, tie issoraill. C m,,,..,!,„ Weds, Bridgeuater, Taunton, ke. • . balms new light Coact'. calk4 the Roetiogham, sets out every inoraingat eight o'clerk. Carries four Reties only, mid goes rein-Irk:ably easy, with fit guard throughout. Pteirt through S.amford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster) :LA Pars-- bridge; to the tioldealion; Leaks next dreg .at :um, and return from thence every Morning at eight n ' , u t.k. :k..t withstaishog the 'mammon expedition at tot, coneat it is n - lowed to 1u (besting agreeable and complete pante corge ) . aster on the Nora Read, being itnequalled in accuarmadatto - r by soy other. KavDA L, Lesseeater, Poston, Kirby.. Loottiale, !Pettit,. Cheek), Orinskirit,ied (ig Pea Conehes,eary eft:. 'ourlh,:nt four o'clock. tinl. - Cit.Asnow. !wallow:, Gtetutt /treat; Analui, Dumfries, Biownhill, Thornhill, Assar Kiln. twomlck. Kinesaell, and all parts at Seati.sal, tierrtown Conch, DWI'. 1.0 UT ri, Spilslis liestunp !lull. Grimsby Speldin.i, Petri. horn', Status, anti II " unlined Coach , sets or every aft en ioon. SI 'series-ma, Stackpart, Macclesfield. Whin.losy, 1'.:.. giant, Newcastle. Walsall, ling WOlVeFilitiapten ('ant C.:l lli every afternoon. Guarded. C I RLISLC. Penrith, wad Whitehaven. Post Conch, rims with four horses nod a Guard nil the way. Poses On ,a.:ii 'trough, Appleby, tsretahridge, Racks:l.lnd, Catie e ; t 4, Bor•iughloidge, Wetherby, Atierfard, Doncaster, and (into (ham (dm eleareet way by eighteen mil•-0. A, t 4 ant e y,., ) , blonr *. and performs the journey with the Ktentest taciiity. Passengers detained ea the rued by hiiviiie-s or plea-tire. bate the peculiar Advantage of their Seats being secured in the next Coach (with six Criatimpail. Ratio: E N WITH, Walsall, Wolverluunptor., K Arlernaost..r, Stourbridge, and Hadley Cinch. every evening. Snvaracann. Stockton, and V;trin new Coach every morning, to the George Ism, Sunderland. V nal:, s;eweastle. and Eihnourgb new Coach, performed with a Guard thr antboot, sea oat everyp rues* ut roves o'clock, by way tat Newark, Raiford, Tadcmter, Darliugua, NI trt ballerina', 'Durham Morpeth, and Berwick . liasseilen ending themselves farlgesed hots The length of t he journey. may rest what time they please. and then proceed on with ...ft ant utklitional fare. if 'Rims Clark. Block Swan, Coney-.(feet, T er t c . ram s Coaches to Sunderland, Hall, *Who...nigh, At'hithy, mid other plates. • •Ex arca, Pltistottlt. Palisonth, Dartramth, Weymouth, Dorchester, and sail-bury Balloons Coaches, every mornieg at Per &chick, u ills a Guard, Wrung,' Moulton, Axminster, Without, Binsdford, lit.sillestoice. and lidorshot. 11 nartnan. %VIM, 11. tilleglall, Mil Coesiant Couch, every macaw. SUR rip, sin! a Ir, Well they and Shilfill Pad C . Nell, the torsi Charlotte. every mit, at Ave clock.• a rr kised. t! i; F F I 661, and Rotherham Post Coach, ended Ibt And'. ilium, every mooning. tritnitrna Post Coach, through Ityegale and Cuckfirld, i ever. Morning at a Qua. ter before Seven o'Clock. • , Bin Uibl.H to .Mercury Post Goner, with a Oisardotets .ms evcry afternomi, nnd • reaehes Birmingham next. dagsirr:t noon.!'arses by Oxford. Paulson, anti Shipthlue, to the - r'--llend, linll4ireet. Birmingham. tlw t ci) N art r t.n, Uslatidge, Denham. awl Redhill, nee' Putt Coact:. eyet)•uftetnood, bY Richard Won,. and Co. !kn.,: Korthasve. flowden, Clairne, and ibmenster'host Coach, every • at sereito'ci(feks is the BO and am Ina. M 3 ton -gate, H . .. W ' mason Coach, every kfteriteett at 01111 i Click. , Tartan:An wad Eximeetion Wilk 4614, at' half rut ten, half past two, half past foureadtedr pnlttf.nefeßlOCk. W AKE Cl r. 1. u, efitalret, UM rad Latch, calle d thielery Waßilield, to Ilse Mingled Altus, Widtelleji. 'N. 11, Heevy Weights of Leafage,' Gant, Ac: enereyeti it?' ' the wider-mentioned Waggons: r To Dist, 'lleceles, ileagny, &try, and all part,. of Mot.. fah, every Monday. • ' Marta, Plymouth, mid Painmeth illy Wagger*, doll ,r trurving gout% and peerager*, aa usual, to en penal at tat Wert of Embus& Souris .t st rents. Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Caleb, every Morning. Sunni A 'arra'', Wincheder, Ramey, I.vnitharot, F.ra ington, Ciirittcharch, itiugwood Fordiugbridm, Wingrars„ Petite, Isle of Wight, Jerry, a n d Geer:mil Wagjoi.• dail,t. SUNBURY, Itaiaproll; old Twiekesthasair hi lee A-Week. M s It LIM uotrun. Newbury, nod Rending, every Tuesday. Canning:a, Iver-Actou, Southall, lla)es, mid Ilille.l led Cart, twice a-week. • , Clnit me estta, Abingdon, and fl e ecy. three times n- week. FORGERY. It was stated a short time since that persons . were taken into custody who were the fabricators of some hundreds of !urged U. Bank of Hugland notes. Twd of them; John Sly, and a *Olllllll of the name of Flu,nsun, hare been twice exam:. ined at Marlborough-street Police-office, and on Tuesday they wire fully committed fur trial. Thu man prisoner is the same who two years ago was sentenced to six months imprisonment for forging theatrical benefit tickets of Mr. Decamp and others. The woman prisoner cohabited with- Sly, and they were taken into custody in Shoreditch ; plates for the fabricating of notes were found In their apart. moots. Thomas Humphries and George Basket, alias Bishop, .were on Wednesday fully committed fbr trial, fur breaking into the home of Mr. Stock. dale, the booksetler, with intent to steal. The prisoners, by their peculiar manner of unlocking the street-dour of the Prosecutor's house, attract. ed the notice of a gentleman who was passing, and who alarmed Mr. Stocktlsle. They were sur. rounded without, and some persons entered, when the thieves escaped out of the first Hour windows, but they were immediately taken amid conveyed to St. James's watchhouse. The prisoners had taken up the carpets. • • Mrs. Cr.anne gave in bail ou Tuesday at the Clerkenweli Sessions to answer Mr. WAnnt.e's indictment: • The Council hold by his F i re Henri tike LORD LIEUTIINANT of Ireland, at Vork, on .biestlay the 20th inst. and alinlied to in the Wilt papers, .11 . 1 rt. as matter _ , curious conjecture, related merely to some ins business, which .was -im mediately di . ed in due form. The Council was attended by his Grace the Arehhishfip ,of Caster., the Most Noble the Marquis - of Tnio. lIOND, Right lion. the Earl of Su minx, ItiOtt lion. Viscount LONODEVILLE, Right II(M. 1.;01... VIREILER, and the Right lion. Col. Baowet.i.. The circumstance of the committal of Mr. O'HARA to prison, in default of his finding in. stint bail, fur an assault on a. city . waiter, by putting him out of a private room in which Mr. O'll.t na and a Lady were at snpper, has been already laid before the public. The hill of in- Abetment which was in consequence preferred against Mr. O'll %RA, has been. rejected by Oho Grand Jury at the last Quarter Scotia's-fur the City of London. Saturday last his Grace the archbishop orCA X. TERINURY arrived at ‘Yatiner, in order to cense , crate a new burial ground for the military in that vicinity ; and on Sunday his Grace held his al.. nnal Ordination at the Cathedral of Canterbury, when the Rev. 11E‘RY Iliercitessori was ordained a Priest, and . the Rev. J. Russel. Moire Fit:Le to°, and Youmo, were ordained Ds`DrOlll. 1 Monday, his Grace kit Bishopsbourne, OD bisre. tarn to Lambeth Palace. The annual produce of cotton at Bombay, is Inch was formerly estimated at 6000 bales, hale lately increased to ttb,ooo. . The. new County !fall and Assembly Rooms, at Lewes, in Sussex, ore in a state of great for. wardness, and will he opened its April nest. The A CHALLKIVGE. old hall, auk wardly situated in the middle of the MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Snrgenns, late town, will be pulled down in the interim.. in hit hlnjest,', e.ervice, eltalkage the whole worid Yesterday, between one and two o'clock, a to K role a ina t leinstatire where their Medicine and Method violent storm of hail did ntneli mischief in various of Cate have fililed or the detired effect. The tnactice of many .4 •e m ais ir Lv ia t t o h i ts particular h ti r t aizi:h of their profettion, hat 'tarok of the metropolis. The wind blew a hurri cane during a short time, and several small iheds The, continue to direct their .1,7., to the treatment end or dwelling.huuses, in the New Cut, Lambeth, ;Z.L'i'ithVol'cri::r(se.""Vinint'' nod that nerge"7 l ; "f tin* were completely nnroufed. A Lady and Gen. rut sieve's to* otahit i r ong mid ea i mat . unlingi r l l y e i l io sg r. s q l eed ilv taet tlle ° ticnian, on mt cs u n i,,, ter B r id ge were compelled. yeiyill Ortpail WYLY. lathe one it will be tumid to be the to resign their umbrellas which was torn away by s t i t i ti r t A v :1 141 21 lutre lessi . i a o theist b I t i t i rs e t i v it e l e:i i r egrow ' • e te it 'o n ri l et s iik.,• - the sudden gust, and carried into the Thames.— i waive. it out timely remedied, sermivatcsia tat t iest's / re. Thine Many vessels have d ou b t l ess rece i ve d muc h d en , n . e ; are it , retnnie and ultimate eWeello, white Constietkiiiins. 1..-.41 b , of Muscular B and mot vitrinu+ N Mob, Vontplannit, uslialliti by this squall. •• .. . , ki • ~,t 4 ~, • eliarnctertoe Lie rather stones tilting solitary rice. Of her- Another divisiow i ef the troops of the Duke of .:um. ttat, 4 17.t....11; u nd er ....-• distird,•nincsdent at such a hiiint, BRUNSWICK oat, isodvd on gatorday morning i , i i a t i . : ,;; ; • e t i e n ,...t a tretti st is a Lise i tl v e, i tu a t t t n h.....i m . ise n v hd er i t rf ,b red ri tini t u it cessful this lisiodf Wight, on which day his Serene High- ! tire. In the most oh,tinate and 0,0 4 pliers:A ifttero' f Ir Pr". nobs accepted the ineitieion`of Sir 11. IV. Ito (.11 t s , . 1. real Infection, mii•li its Oloitruelioit. in the Urethra, Sportay 1341. to a grand dinner given on the oceasioa, to j ,1 1 ,„, r j r r e 17 n ,"1 1 71. 11 ,.,,,, 4 7, u n r `i,„; :a11 "' " kr. "' L "P` l "*"' s ' - wkich his Staff and the principal military 'Wheal i ?. fit t t"11:11ES. and gentlemen of the island were invited. V.heher recent or of lona duratioh, and which hare hafrlett the.sklll of other Practitione- sitt by their pret.ent improved Last Sunday, as Mr. Haw, of Goodgc.si rcet, ! 1 ,13 4 1 01 treat nteut, ellectunlty ;old ;wino-intuit v eared" w i t h- Tut tenham-cou rt-road, was crossing the fields hear ! oil the patient .ulferingt her 74 t•rnt Mt ioi pilioand alanaii 4 I,e- Kilburn Wells, he had amid/ received consider- I n n i . r r c r a i l i f .e w ie Wet, fro- ga mut - .. follon: the' ni;plicatinn ilf i hi. hr i . In the entire of t lieet.y. tem. rttclasltee p ra r t lee aWe injury by the means u( Leto idle fellows who in t hi, metropolis, ataluerttut, cases of Strictures barrio-en mill - I are chil . ‘ b under their care t the total erad a ication acts Inch are were shooting sparrows, a 'hotter of small shot I 41 e11 4 . ;:z1 r ii V , 4l av e;f: ; ee r r t :nbi et . ti t i l li n . .l e e ? . .-t4: e ird4 tr in e.i n4e tit pr r :t . l4i n ce, . from one or both of their guns falling on his head • and face ; and on remonstrating with Ilicin, lie ' nog, and debility isr.kceediug rum la, rotopl.tilu t ar gler. only receives! a volley of abuse. As a vinlitioo be. r'""' H 'r d io ' w n ; a l tehei'il ter ttirt:-nretun".l in 144114 ""`i ti, 7''''''• or die Sabbath eseiteethe particular resentment u: per per-everance in their re, l l.ii t itor tun- :nr ,r tr ier - :•i a i t n ie e r et. ii : ei : pr....- d 4 I flirt hot been destrityd t i t I pi e T en- ibly f CISLI ~.,14. to `t, :site the Society for the Suppression of Vice„ why bw they not employ their rennet, its the prevetitiou 4he ' him ili VV rirt ' " r 1•1•'', atilt td r:nr" °II ' tLe t: ' "isl - sock ouisanees ? te‘nttirn. I, • , . ~ 1 _Cert. Care*, aftti f C 440 taay he itonadted by either sea 1111 former Lotteries, if tate or iSree. gdi -with the f raiest delirse,,_.serrec), :/teat aJlhatr, at their Mitre NI ;40; Ratite ( rardera• Capital Prises !chanced •to resnaiif In, the 1 jo h4el e . e a u . '• em • s a el e v s •c,, nmv ,,,, ~.0 ne, „,,,6 ante , ke moth* . when•thete was only tale day to d rivir it r - ic . lar , of their eft, tr. ve, ituil gf i i i i i..l aitiii. pt' .ii v t og ,, oic ,,,& e . 4 - • - 1 sklored an. extrilordifthry eirCu*steoCe l , ' the "r " 41 % : .. 11 ,_ 14 "- filltl l n ce t 't 41 + ; " 'ids° Isle.""es. whin th e witline wilt or ci lien or-e, t tie neat part or lit: kitifiliput • Tit eu- Tioketa were eagerly bought /Leh lattoenssirice. poi f lyi korcrim y y e tips y*, i i , thrit . ii ' kl ,, 4 1 • I, i ... wy t,... .:,t.r, th or .t ie u t ne te : rini to„ :_iy_b l e tr N . l l. l 4 , l lt,i t i o l igo ki. : 44: :two ha t.ii ii - iiied . icini the .. "lit .—ltt the..prebewt State'lluttl Ae, 'O'ii, re ' two C*hriliffees ) nod Eft ,Itira t. nteo. .e-riagem0m...,04.6.4.6.64...44...;0....................,... day, Add. (4 allY'acccilifT" .4 ra j illaa alaiiilif. ON VON t Printed nod Poshl;-11•41 by I). I.oiiii, itt the in which the 'rickets are sow selling. • ST & T li*O. Alf Orrita., 117, I:yet-street. Nll. hi OIJN TA IN and Ca. respectfully acquaint their Frieads and the 1 1 whitc, that they will nut be ftecountable foot tint nr Lttga,, , re, At-. of more than Fire paurh rainy, Item. nr el:unaged, lintels entered as welt, met _paid fur ace..H ingly at the Saracen's (Lewd Lam lovwCie. ~ 1 . 1 lIMI