The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-03-02 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR or tot' tr:trisr.o. Sta--Lookitig crier mime did batt moti, impromptus. ire. thee** , day, I fatted the follow's, lines written on the witty Dr. South's wealth) reproof to Charles the Snood for sleeping Is sarviCO time. Locke says, there is an associating link. however fine it may be, between subjects_ appareled) , dissimilar so did this fee brings to mm stied the Earl of Lauderdale's conduct during a Isle s earleticule laved gmti s, which Earl ought to hare been awakened fr. hie dream of madam, "en cathedra" instead of heiag" .encouraged from the &mob,. by the legal dictum of the King con do as wrovig."--eAstakadjunct to Di: &oath's reproof, I beg knee to add that vihicla sae ditch, if you please ;you may give theme bath a place la one of those columns devoted on most occasions to sub- Jetts of informition and • intereet, or a ipirited defence ' of the People's rights. • Old South, a witty cherehman reekou'd Was preaching awe 'fore Charles the Second ; But, tar too serious for a Court, Which of Religion mattes sport, 'login his weary andimese end. 'Deo et the seal&sa lean of Goe Mopped short. *tubbed hems to bawl, `• tray wake the Elia of Lauderdale." .4 , • • ...mk t berg, ryevelty.ltri • ".TlPLlmiseamiiiiiii. u'll wilt. si r izra_ft/ . ti . sy, shoal& mowty mestareheaod, t heir the swiftly aloof Gen ; Why :Wlbal ',nab. in Morpheus' ans. repose. . • 111114aresn'sdreway hum wadi areketlitsa den; Loud may they snore, the noise, howeverstreeg. Beetles reproof,—" The Wog coo do no wring." I am Sir, your's, Tame.. JACK VIGILANT. As Parliamentary biolness is now In iti progress, it would be highly deniable if the Mw Clerk to the Hons. of Lords, were immediately to prepare an Act , to cemielishits into one of Act of Parliantekt,tbseeveral ' general clauses. and 'new provisions which have of late beta, and continue .to be lottoduoad by him in all private Bills. 'Chi! wield be the means of considerably sherteniug, and I hereby- mate great eit penve of such Bills. This hint height perhaps . snore likely meet with the entities regnired, did not this ilentleman, hold two lucrative rietralion in the lower House, the profits of one of which is pittiettlar, greatly depend on the length of private Bills. Sbonld there be any established Fee-fund among the regulation of the othiers of the !lutist of Ceiinsens, It cosh! not be more ativaatsgeuesLy applied . for the boat* stall suite's in Private Bills, or more congesial to the liberal feelings of the raspectalale character shaded to. thee by enabling him to retire from these two Joltoriono mikes in the Douse of Consmons. Ltsnov, Fes. 17.—The Portuguese Cortes, after se veral sittings. have decreed the absolute abolition of the Censorship of the Press. Theisen/on was divided. in order to slew, in a distinct amasser, the opinion of the Assembly. The first question was, " that there be no previous Censurship,.except in r-ligioas issuers," which was carried by a insioritv dal to S. Tim tioestion was Zbat " there be pievinas Ct'hatforsbip even ky 44 ve prnvions but as an example to the Ponigueso, Lou* Cocansu.—The actouats mitred respect ing the expedition to Lima. ;toilet the command afthis gallant office!, are varies. and contradictory. Ac ridding to letters from Madrid, an scrum bad arrived from t7adia announcing, that a merchant vessel. with a rateable cargo, had cease h Cala*, bringing the sows that Lard Cochrane had made an attack upon Lines, lit conjunction with deserts, Sas Mattis, and hail failed with area' loss. On the other hand. intel big's.* 3 ruin Vadis stases. that the American frigate 3105awk arrived in this port on the 4th, is 55 days fro.n Rio de Janeiro, the captain of *'hick says, that lie is as there an English brigands same in, under Spanish colour% in thirty-five days from Liras, and reported that Lord Cochrane, when preparing to bud his forces at risco, had received notice that the Constitution had been sworn to in Spain and at Lima. :lad that his Lordship. in consequence, suspended his project and retired. . Lustros Faintdxs.—The follotving are the prevail ing Vashiuns for March a--.• MA tura:was—A hamlet composed of black du cape; , it has a low crown and a'vety large brim, which is hued with pink aephyreene ; the edge di the brim is ores mental with a wreath of black sail*, disposed in scot- DINA Adds. full plume of black maraboots is placed at the right side of the crown, and a bow of the same material 43 the bennetis attached to the base of the plume. Black gm: de Naples strings. poa.-r-.n velvet bonnet lined with *bite stint the beim is deep. bat sits close to the fart l* Is edged with a rouksa, peaces. satire; the veldts had Jail' Mk"' the mown, which is iseieekeheire ta, insa . piece of .volvet farm tuff Iliineek ; u bow of the same material is r hired ill the etetie of the crown, and a wreath of full allows rases goes reedit the bottom of it. Posters, strive. A white satin hat : the peon ie bpit t' i ths 10411 of eery note! ship ;it is small, twos aid b velars •• • .the left side, mod riutroled meg mei% , _es the rilg: aide, where a knot of white satin is p • Jearalwieir edge. A ylusee of *hire tat estrieh (Miens, et the base of which iga fail bow of while With Is abashed to the right side of the crown. ..• • • • . 1 bat composed of white ligursil sale t the crown is lo*: the brim turns op in front i it Is shallow .at 'the aides, bat deep oter the retsina. A plowitio/ Whits Sit votiich feather* is plated an Site t i 6t leige, mad droop as low as the left staseddee. , This kts•isworo otors cornetts of tulle. . - - •' • - ••I : • • A small round ealt eolwrided eriellialh wet with • my fall Limier of n ek L Atios i groir ovoid_ ,h 1 ir J at the righ s krsc, animas, *my_ _Alm war_ : J t tiith a honors : , a Ulmer warm :r e. i c . . ~.._ ANSII with • 4ral the thee pot, that " there be as provisos Cilimprillip even in religions ntatters."• which wee dirtied by 44 votes to 31. In Spain it will be resnetabered. a previous Cen- sorship in rejiglous matters does exist.--A letter has been drawn up, which is to be sent to the Ninaa by the Codes. The letter details the peaceah ,14 io latsionisligwittJuartijir4 tow ,Cgthelis to aad to m opejesty's name itou pre-eintoesee. The Cartes Illatione to discuss the Constitution to be established— the Spanish Constitution being roaddered sot as a law. . . . DRURYZARE 21111417111. . • . . The fise Opera of Leos is s Villa's, was posiditilki this Theatre, last night, or rather do Opera donidi its title, bet bere ft of many of its chaste and simple. pit bets you ornaments. And whes we state that did Mask' substiteted fee that of the original cooplest. mutilated of some of our medals hat umebstastial productions. it will easily be conceived hew awkward aid nnlearmonions was the general effect. It was much like a building displatriag the plain robing pillars and archiuraves of thi Tuscan Order, bedecked with the gilded capital and the friss of the C orinthian. We cannot avoid paying sibr small tribute of admiration to the extreme kindneis tto lay nothing of their modesty) of Hems. BitAium and Hosts, two of the performers. for having endeavoured to make • up for what we call the demolition of the Opera, (they of course had nothing to do with that part of the Wdow's.) by introducing sane of their ewe compoeithess. Miss Wit.sox was the Rosetta, add delighted us with her sweetens of manner as mach as we bad peeriossly bees astonished by her powers. Pllse seemed to step down from the lofty sphere of Penis's gilded palaces. to the simple rustisity of the village, with as mesh ease as if they were separated bet by one gradation. Her style of acting iseseenlingly spirited, and only wants that familiarity which is only to he ac quired by ettrice of the stage. to Live it a fixed eke mew oe Baa•ess, as iimerrAers, sang so I admirably. as alst to make is forgo that part of our duty which has bees performed above. namely, the do fence of the composer of this excellent opera, against the violent outrage which has been perpetrated against him. Hosts was a most effective Ming Meadow*. and Miss Penn . and Sirs. BLAND added to the general effect as Lueisda sad Madge. ENQLISH OPER.4 HOUSE. fulness . eseiiial their' Mr. Alivrnews received company "Al House" last night, fur the first time this season. In consequence of generally expressed desire, his performances, " Adventures," were given with their original ef fect. We never saw the audience so absolutely con vulsed with laughter, even by the exertions of this actor, as the one of last sight. it nen. performance is in readiness, and fortheoming in a few days. CONCERT AT I'HE ROYPTIAN HALL. _......... A concert was held yesterday evening at the Egytian hall. in the Mansion-House, under the patronage of her most gracious Majesty Queen Caroline, for the benevo lent purpose of relieving from an oppressive debt the Royal Institution for the education, on the British sys tem, of 1,000 boys and MIO girls, of all religious deno minations, in two capacious schools situate in North street. City-road. It had been well known for many day. before this concert took place, that her Majesty in tended to honour it with her presence ; and, in conse quence, no inconsiderable crowd was last night assem bled to greet her coming with their unbought acclama tions. From b o'clock in the afternoon UI ti o'clock in ire evening the anxiety of the people to receive her Ma jesty with that affectionate loyalty which they always libel towards her was apparent in all ,inarters, and most irticularly In Cheapside anal the adjacent streets. But Majesty ditieeppointed the expectations of her many ads and admirer', and instead of ostentatiously at eflarting to catch their applause, modestly withdrew Beim it by directing her course to the Mansion-hous e over Southwark Bridge. The doors of the Egyptiaa hall were opened to the numetoo. *amen b, via o'clock. and before many minutes had elapsed from the opening. Ilso bellarascroisvied to reptetioa. Her Majesty. time; she left Brandenbargli-house at half past five, did not ester the hall till nearly seven. Lord and Lady Hood, sad Lady Ann Hamilton, were in the same carriage with her Majesty. The Hon. K. Craven, Mr. Wilson, and, Alderman Wood, followed in second carriage , and Mr., Hobbouse and Sir R. Wilson In a third. Her Majesty was received at the door of the Mansion-house by the gentlemen of the committee who managed the pi, cession to St. Pahl's. Mr. Farsll, Mr. Hurecuibe, - Mr. George Stevenson, Mr. Carter, anti Mr. Weight; preceded her Majesty to the stairs, where she was met bl o t Lord Mayor, who °shined her into Wilke's pa r t. where the school committee 9f ladies were in attend. sac.. Her Majesty partook of some refresltineuta *ere before she made her appearance in the bail— iffe stood not say that, when she entered it. the cheering by which she was received was most loud and enthesiatt. tic. Nor can it, upon this occasion, be said that it pea ceeded only from the lowest orders of society; for siotillf the company preiat. we noticed the Disked Leinsioe s Lord Milton, M.P., Sir Roush' Perguikon, M.P., Sit W. de Crespignv M.P., ffir ti, Noel, M.P., Sir J. Aubrey. M. P., and family, Mr.Whitbreall,M.P., Mr. Brag, M.P. Mr. Western. M. P., Mr. Honywood, M. P., and family; Mr. Creevey, 31. P., Mr. Teneyaott, M.P., and his iiiity; Mr. Scudamore. M. P., Mr. Hanle, M.P., Mr. Marto, and family; Mr. Sykes, M.P. and his lady 1 Mr. Cromp ton, M.P., Mr. P. Sloore, ALP., Mr. Palmer, M.P., Mt. Monett. M. P., Mr. Hordon, M.P.. and his lady ; Mr. Wm. Williams, M. P., and his family; Mr. Denman, M. P. and his family; Mr. Pares, M. P., Mr. H. Thomann, and several other lientlemen of fortune sod respeetabi. Hu-. The cheering did not cease until some :mantes after the Committee had conducted her Majesty to the handsome seat which had been prepared for her on a raised platform under a spacious canopy. As woo as it bad ceased, the concert began. It opened with Seethe eese& grand minfonia, which was admirably executed : !gad eshietto,by Camporeei sad Ambrogetti, was g e 4i = cious; and Nesee's Ikalasia, piasofsete, excited very general attention. in the 'meal pert the arena Solo a te 9 by Canaporeai, was most warmly and; deservedly scented. The Caonga and Crew was well given by Miss Hoodall, Terrail, mid Bellamy; and her Majesty was particularly awed*, to Nobel= Itati AngrimaCs Do re en. Miss Satire woe •i is the Beim Seam, but Ilid am wont, to the et eat of every person present, theagh heri.-air scare was by as masa satisfactorily accimated for. he' concert should have concluded with the well known overture to the levtbscilote; bet, in twootplilOotst to her ' Illa}ooty, Rule Brits:Nisi' was badly called for and terusluated the eotertaitiotoot.. Her Majesty, wh o bad beeu conversing with great affability with Mr. Hobbes.* and Sir R. Wilson, was then led out of the ball with tko same formalities as were used at bey entrance, and amid the same es:obtuse* admiring and applause. The seta in t h e centre of the Hall calculated to as. eimmeslate IMM persons. were completely fined. as were alas 'the bowies sad niches placed on the sides of le. latest as fell was vary particle of ground whkh'elsoli be ea:spied. that we are are that there maid sot MO - -- `i penises t ; anti the let peewee a the char ty are expected Is IMMO SO SO 'lllllll phew" learing.tkoMansioo.house wwimw populace, and her carriag e ewer •11; 'clock. amidst the loudest aedatiagoas' mahitodes. • • • *rod ala tavola of lit. Ihusbitt Sir pdrodelria tomer etthe MS I .411; lisedoimiwortiretie Ira MIV oftialredism; Ift. & isteaiia r e. . ': 7 ' •-,, _.: . ti .1 ::- s, • but seelligeds that W Id:tugs ihicoa.. , l .l , 4l lB : ; tri I , ... ot pm* wee than UN Perim In sal de I..milres. • •iisis tartan to the cb In a scroll pattern. irk, ~sae as like h ag • s us simallNNl hist. sad so as tit ilioltty Nat . P irPb .., dad t titt • s et Spionty on Iv hark is plain. am d bicatiiittita t t Infai m a lit " rata Vs tit• P°l 4 with a stinaseher..hoori it dial,* 'tor a good airy{ i s .. e r eck. deal 'Mtwara& the haft and ootaiti. *wilt* WOW die r o Z ip - sa di air tart the waist : it is ileiroir. with . 411...biseco . ti s . mi fulness abet °air pima' skit 4044,4 1 1 i • m r ..a re si s s tair« la w cahoot in the adage he a Oak i fr , itsair hilresseil in lao 6 e-fiailota seem -, la 11 / 1 4.84.11116 rin 4. 4 4.• .t tier sisissi tisaikallsait I. :vie lb. .IDralcat Oro so es tared ia ter aarktitit ' , tba Sart et Irtiming =Ott mad liak f: ~ - .sir. LP. Imo , , ead i u:Lorv t r ir i . ‘ i eswetora au aail ailikdilla, . • ' - tail Irina spiiim. tads mat ' . '.. 4 - • . 6MM•no... desiseatioas of the prisoner 'tsetse bees proved ti,, have been freely and voluntarily emitted, the same were given in ',ideate. Mr. Hems Datnextuto, for the Crown, salted Mary Dowses, who beiotg sworn, stated that she was thr daughter of Jobs Dawson, a publicau, at Claindeed, in the parish of Selkirk, in whose service she lived. She reesibmted the prisoner coming to her father's boas, at fin o'clock in the ensilages the Sib of Moveuelter. He came into the house; appeared to be traniliag is a gig. •-There was a man who came ea horseback in company with the prisoner. Whet' they alighted they asked for wine; and being told they had tae wine, they asked for a gill of teddy and a bottle of small beer. They were 'hewn into a room, and finished with those articles. Nothing else took plies. They paid for the articles. She changed a 5!. note for theta; rented it from that gentleman (the prisoner ;) gave Is ;diluter four small notes, and the met le silver. Tim psioe of the articles they received in their how* woe la. 2d. She saw the prisoner take the sets eat ef Gls pocket-book, which contained more motet. When she received the note, she gave it to her mother; she atuterred that it was of the Paisley Bask. She recelired the change from her mother; The prisoner remained at their house about half an hear altogether ; coald sot say I►ow long he remained after be received the change. Her mother put the note in her pocket book. The other wan left the bootee with the pri- - _ sinter, and they proceeded together in tilt Wit dim- Lion, towards i;arrom. Mrs. Dawson (the mother of the last witness) recol lects her daughter bringing to her a W. note on the Bth of Nor. last, between fire and six in the afternoon ; it was of the Paisley bank ; she gave her change is four 14 notes, and the rest in silver ; she gave her the full change; her daughter bronght her back the reckon ing, is. Id. She did not see any customers in the house at the title ; laid the M. note by in her pocketi. book ; she keeps the money ; had no other note Of tied Paisley Bank at the time, neither small nor large ; bort the not* till the people front the Bank game to look at it. Cresa-esainined.--She thaesnot recollect what bank's ,dotes she gave in change ; cannot say how long it was after the Saturday, when she compared the sae with another, that the agents from Paisley and Falkirk Banks came. John Dawson, keeps a public-house at Gainsford.— Has seen the prisoner at his house ; it was on a Wed nesday, about half-past five at night ; did not see him before be came into the house ; believes he trs veiled in a gig; there was a person on horseback with him ; heard them ask for a gill of toddy, and small liter; be was in the kitchen at the time; be was not present when the reckoning was paid ; they -mem sitting In a hest rotors, and *Min thirktliists whored he was; he was in the Minims when his dustily/1 came out, and askesl her weber for change of a tote; hp saw it ; it was a 51. Paisley Banknote e hai no other note of the Paisley Bank at the time ; is sure byof that ; his wife laid it with some small notes in her packet-honk, in a locked drawer in the kitchen ; was at home when persons came some da) s after, and got the note away; they were shown into a back room ; he called his daughter, and telt, leer the gentiamee meted a tigh4 of the mute t lilt datightet bees& the note into the back room, and gate it to *need tht pro dement cannot *ay which ; he was sure it was distil mai mote he bad seen on the Saturday; saw it deli. vend to Mr. Clarke, at the Bank, and saw his daegb. ter put her name upon it. [The note being shown to witness, he proved the band-writing of his men and his daughter's signature.] Ile wrote his own names upon it at Falkirk. Has no doubt that the note his daurhsee lotought is was the one which wee received from the gestlessea who came to the house on the Wed- miday eieulag. Mary Steel keeps an inn at Carron lady e. Saw the prisoner as her house on the doh of November, shoo 4 'Meek is the evening ; be was is a rig ; there wu a poison with hint on horseback. '1 hey asked if she had any wise, after going up stain ; gave them wise. The prisoner asked if she could change a Si. mote; she said yes, if it was good. Thef got noddle( to oat In her hoses, and serer asked any thing for shalt horses. They called for her when driakiag *els wise, sod.asked her to drink • glue of wise with them; she tasted it. They called her mob to pay her, sad the primmer took a SI. note est of Ms pocket-Im* ; she saw •• mote in the pocket-Wok. They had not coked the price of the wine. bet gave the soke c il asked her to chug'''. . hag 4 1111* snip; • the sew Wows lb, silliffin retie: my* . , gave the son Prim daughter to take It to Mt Dukes. to ask hit opinion epee it; she brospitt heck elailigtla small islet. The SL note was of. she taisjetAsaik I quite a new sate. She pot ow No :FAO late that ebeelyceetlee rheumy. 44 sad lifidietpd Is fee the reekeehts from the Waft loo* fief Wet elf directly; they bed droop ill Shit wine 1 they were shoot holies hour in her helm ei* gether. 31t. Buttes returned the SI. eats is is date atones/de, but menet say it was the same. She west to the field, h r, Clark, with the note that yew night; she put her name upon it whirs she garble , him, and is sore the note now shows her is the by Mr. Dawson Idinsetr. Thriewitnest mote shown him to be the Fame he received from Dawson. The issuing of a forged * U. note of 'the bank St Scotland was attempted to be made out against the panel. Evidence was ia to show that be bad pur chased a racing saddle of J. hl aware saddler, opposite tho Duck's Head Inn, Glasgow, wbo positively identi fied the saddle, whii.h was traced to the possession of John Connor, a hnrse dealer. A person in Mr. Monroe's service rs , rroborated his master's testimooy. John Connor proved his haring, the week after Me' Ayr Races, exchanged a trig and horse fin a Irene, ** saddle in question, and a bridle, with the prioosser, Mr. Morrison, partner of Mr. Monroe, 1111111% Orioles's* from the Ronk of Scotland tad thePailder Bank proved the antes to be forgeries: • The Jtiry having heco addressed, 6v the Sotactios; flawrisi, for the Crown, and by Mr:J.4'lton for the patiel;, the lAttb drrs t;teett !wooded to seat SO the evidence. His Lordship. charged thrin that dolt had three points upon whlgb the consideration of their verdict most be fornted.—stfte the metre Onnot by Ise panel ? Are they forgeries ? asd. what pas. goat impor tant as affected the prisoner, did he kW* tiostutas to : be forged salmis he uttered them. The Jury ftiticed fora quarter of an hour, and re turned with a verdict of IViit proem. The prisoner stands committed nisi* soother jowls!. went, toe trial of which is appointed is. nks*-peoss es I Monday the 3th of March. • , SNORTING iNitioLiaglitaL .1 ril t BETTING AT TATTEIbIALI.`II. Main 1. thenv;-9 to I stet Reglaald--It ft Lana Oeonsent -10 to I agst Jock-13 to I asst c. sat of Chenst—tee to li art e. oat of towslip., glut .-6 to I sent My Ltd,. Itiont.r4weam.-3 to I apt Reginald-7•46' e ars e. out of Senile. - • Doocarrea is. letters.--$ to I swot Jack Spigot-1440 1 agst My Lady—?o to I agar t. out of Aonabella. RECOWDCRSIttP Or LOVDON —We utidirMand tLet the Recorder of London is to retire from • the more settee duties of the offiey, retaining a salary of 500. ptr anon ; the Common Serjeaat. with an allowsartt of 7001. per annum, to officiate gener4lly as 'Recorder. with the assistance, at the Old Bailey Sessions. of Mr. Arahin, who, for what services he can render, is to tr. eeive 3001. per annum ; the emoluments of it. office of Recorder being token St 15001. per annum. This arrangement, It is understood, is to be acted upon next Setetions; but it has given but little satisfaction to ady of the parties, and is thought by many to he an experiment not likely to sncceed. Last night the house of lit. Initial, near the Wonders !fridge. liteisee, iris beolsesilMes and tolehod of fit In veers. 2 silver watches. lie. it appeared •the thieves rfiectel so 'straw* by ratting a panel oat sof the wir - gm shutter. 801,-STIMST.—This morning, Sens. Hill and Wm. 7111.4 r were .hopped with stesation a tooksbott.44 • petospo 1111111 P eom several publicans in the vicinity of Sousers•tun 41 . The prisoners were overtaken in thelelds;it Som4. • town, with the pots in their possession, sod whom siiii.l what they were going to do with them, replied, they were gang to scour them.--Consmitte I. EXSCUTIOX...-.U43111.1X. Vas. 21i.—On Saturday. at three o'clock, Matthew Osborne, who was found guar/ on Thu *day, at the Commission, for the horrible ard atrocious murder of his . wife, Catberinc Osborne,. vs, resented in front of Newgate, pursuant to his sateen' r. lesstenee crowds wete artaundating from mainly bent is the meriting. When the uoltappy culiriktras led sett he seemed holy penitent; he acknowledged L. pill Me the justness of his sentence, and deign d tte prayers of the surrounding multitude. A coffin tsa. placed behind hiss on the platform. After hanging the usual time the body wits cut down, and lent to the Surgem's Hall for dissection. Romer ann. Psi. 27 — Pt Its On Taft Nouns Ramon. ee-At an curly hear this morning, as the messenger of Ilhe General Newspaper Selma, Banter's Soar,. was waiting the arrival of the Mail at the P.st ' he Mt . discovered fire issuing ft... the hanr. die. ly erected on the North Bridge, on the raises. of eonsetned by Are shout two years ago. He imme diately gave notice Me the watchnseu, when an alarm I we. given Sad &initialise procured. Tim doors ead wisdoms of several gibe shops and warehouse were ilemediately forted apes. and every preenntios taken 110 WOOTIt the property. lefees..the Greeagina arrived. lie Imes burst oet ia.a mom Above Mr. Bares ship. diiiieh has been in some . time occupied as a show NMI i bat it his sis bees esiffeedetseily ascertained in line sow er the eesiagestioa originated', thank it isippseeally *apposed seem • ire •heiring Yesterday kindled dire o w n tho ceoutsaiti heseth-otme tal : sad t bees" over asti:otthrir to ignite theists's; and frost 00107 sons. 1 .. nod then ens along roof, 'Mel. was very mos completely seam ' The pribil)ll hils •is sostalaesi by the propitiate of the per Si,a where Weer betide is destrsysil. We liiderstist/ way a soil-pen ef the preadati•ii essired, , Ueda, • night, - as slim - of lite' wag igikets in a home in the West limit, tot it was gotlint`ltithOut the aM of dm eagiiif ... tllibe a thine won trifling. • -. titAliff:2ls. .s' •4 1 • • . . -. • • erd,, . •ifker , J. ink bet IP 15./, IZ•Zililf&N . !'Rut to* crrisora raittispsotit' aad sista he haloceasktii to fluke alineatioat some mates sail mon count of MARY, E n ninnaton. to h e &reed, sad tenet to th neson ., he be beileved lrytß. lti. • *a the 14'. of NilitimebOr. TL's •APlrgiri thee earrbils- - rated the part of the e , .i.leace the Dews.** whit* neassur Peoria , was put to the Bar, chatted with ottoriag two forged st. mote; purporting $o be of ow l related to his visit the re. raCeptiat that be stated the 'Bask of Scotland. A Jury wait appoiated, sad the ; not e t o bare-been brought to I" "I 414 the ItiAgbol . . Iby Mr. Daw%ou hitnselY. Thrietriiitese idetrtii•d the , la she pro to Mr. Clark. Iles daughter is 12 years Aid - eda t mlbit'*isireWa, ilietit - I.—yot *44 1 4 4 soy Jane* Steel, (the Ilangitter of last irlts•ss)..sopia. ilolis titer/as okapi • Moillar.lhEr• wok bet Unto lino K L- borsbni that post of her Mothers sestimoup, raisin .Whost far this usiltoloo leasillsk . Rad liras solidity " to Issi Wag seat to take Mr. Bsakea' it :Zpiost sts. a tr i Ti tiompa id lortfailk iii iiie l_l! le . hit th ere IL • • ' ?It !we Ad U. iota of the Paisley 8a14 1 4 104 'Mt OP L . s r' t ea y c ia l iali . 1 0 1.- " 4 . W gaols, amine to dosage k U liess,moklise was . • te a. 4 „ r • 4 , 404 .• • Al f 6. 1 1 .. of orrispflosts shims it. She took the okay; .tb . Mr a..160.......fbe: 110 'aiedsis• M 4 left the nest-with Mo. . ... . I '.. i cipayrt fie s* - . 41 1:00 . 4.7 1/ ii,m,t Amelia' witaess who was peettretwbes deo • obsileht!.—ss l o. l l l4 wildfAsessiVlL Pst 4 lr- Pl' sts4:lo, osaspaaloa arrival at Mrs. swers alai . 11 1 1 , 1 111 1. 111 e: _XMlieg ii , si samilloo. 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