The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-05 00:00:00

vice Cadinental subjects. Bat has England nutting to contend for ?—Let us not imagism that the Maritime Powers will easily cone sent to our old an& faviserite object of naval pre position's:4o ; they united with us, and 'together, to get rid of the common foe; but that done, can we doubt that they will return to those views pr prints Individealinterest, which operate so demist, epee all mankind, even in ssiklal life i—Lord' Posture siAlla will have great and stupendous dilcollies to encounter, particularly u to our commerce aaJ per lisiltiniet claims; and if he succeeds, it. be oblates the consent of the Powers of Europe to nor great principle, the right of search ; to our great national object, the free Illinentation of Mar manufactures, Ile .tvill prove himself, to be the k alest neg o Cult or of modern times. 7. • Ws do not mean to suppose it possible that unre stricted admission of our manufactures can ever be pprsaltted on the Continent ; but if we can succeed I. obtaining sech a tariff as will enable our manufac corers to find a market for their cootie, at i lesch rate as will put diem on an equal footing with their Continental competitors, he will obtain all we can hope for, and be entitled to our highest applause l— it not be forgotten, that one of the disadvantages griii a twenty years' war was the exclUsion 1 , • PASTS, produced4sy ngs. , bad its effect—we are now about to fpil Continent, driven to its awn resources, nu obi/gist to otercise its Ingenuity is substituting Its own produce for those articles which it had been accustomed before to draw from us; the Cheapness of labour, the Intuits% excellence of foreign mechanics, enabled it to produce the Most necessary .articles of consumption (although irobably at the commencement) et a quality very in ferior to our own. rt . at a peloe also, much below that at which wean export them ; and now, prac tice; habit, the Secession of more skilful artizans, the e . of colonial produce, and other circuits- Its ' it may be feared, unite to enable them to i and in most of our staple commodities. If; they are on admission to the Onninont stith Obit , 3 , 7o ,4„,atedfities. These are plain facti o . 441.4 .6,1040 one. Whatever may be said abold.the fin i tt i riskfng, state of the Country, there Is stott4linglo manufacturer of any one branch of thin soistess which were formerly so much in de i = Irtienlipialee , au, who. will not mins this sistemaibc—, Adedirl IYAereitc:Ne, Doke of Bouillon, who forMirly P;id the command at in.rnsoy, has claimed the rir«perty and lairiligee apNlant to that title in Froore. . There wit Mendav night'a very brit frees open the riverThimgi l , and it is said' that 800 men aril I in the Tender in consequent:eer the activityl • ,• Zrite slieged ritfrpost of this mesiprie.l Affill;4ll4attraity to man some sloops of.] end other Wall iessele, to chase aw* W r 1 tare the Amerlein privateers which are °mislaying. inch general destruction to the trade. Some of the largest bargains, in Change-alley,"tit the close day (last Therihay), have been tread te . one or two great and eaperienced spcnilatori in C.. lets and Omotilkspotfreard of Temple Bar. That venerable end nosy learned Prelate, the Bishop te 'JANDA'', has had a relapse of his par a lytic order, which will probably occasion the appearance el more gowns and cassocks at the nest Royal Le.. see, than bare appeared at Carlton-House for some time past. It is certain that PLATO", has received his Imperial Majesty's orders to bait in Poised,. where he is to have the command of 90,000 Cossacks.. The Em peror of RUaSIA then aspects that there may be a straggle for the attainment of his part of the spoil. Paris Popsy, under the head of /lamborgh, ilirpt.l7, says--c• The intelligence that the English have taken pnssesslon of the island of Bornholm, find the almost inspregnable fortress of Christianson,' thls . day confirmed. They have thus a secure shelter and an excellent sea-port in the Baltic, as they have also io.the North Sea, in the island of ! Heligoland." - Oer'lntilligence from HAmburgh, estl t mach later dates does not comMettieate any such inforatetlen. • - The five great Powers. who are to meet at Views* to cut up Kerope among them, presents a picture to tutee moral as well as the political world, unexampled . 41 character and interest. The whole body of 11Ritipe Is served up to their table—and they are to tot and tense as may snit their respective palates, eitheras gouroncnsds or epicures. One may chase a leg, another a volug—a third be content with a werry-theught—btt every one will have a portion ;. and this is the result of their disinterested confede ygey (,;r the ismtependinCe of Enrolls. • The Royal Arms of Ilayli, prefixed to the Edicts and Proelamatio:v; of CHRlatoettli, are, a Crown with tea Lions rtaipant (ardent, f i aLtaporters- - Motto s ,", God, essi comae, 04 na r y le the Ernie, 'a Phiat:ir, encircled with the followia4 words, 46 I the again from my a , h. In theta Proclamation , he does not assume the title of Em pereor, *Rh which some of the papers have dubbed him. They are entitled thus: " Henry, by the Grace of God. end toe Constitutional Law of the Stine, King of Hayti, &c. &c." • Report states that Lord BYttov, the celebrated root, nil' shortly lead to the Hymeneal altar the bighly-accomplisbed Miss MILBAIIIRE, daughter of Sir RALPH hlts.somat, Hart. of !iceboat, is this county.—( Durham County Advertiser.) The 7th Regiment, or Fusileers, now lying in Portsmouth gartiron, was, on Saturday morning, ordered to etnharit for foreign service—it is supposed for America. At Stopford fair, near Yeovil, en Wednesday, the show °Lottery and lambs was unu,eally large, HA on fccount of high prices being asked, the gtester,part wars dritea away unsold. . 1 111 E STATESMAN; xerat iniumoszics. - piwi t gairti,ocTlllll4: - leaky the Ro sario. Hafataa, frail : , to V gor ; sod ' WrAt. i 11E: tie lisariali Somas; aifit foal If I litili timber. — Baited ItlVliiii4i7l4 3 4; r for 4;44.glits for rt 74, 0, 4 6 0/ nag 110 feiNCO, e lf_ .1 . 16 e4* *A '" ' . , .iiioxip easy ; skit a feet houriga fox maw% isa;sll t io . . 6. rpm fle- . WIII, with his 114,11%,sfilps rooveystagr sail fsparis, aro soda welch, , Mt, , IMAM tireposill W n MP is ft. H. Rawls this eves4o—The twowlifthimpelliare his Illsjorry's :: yidiati for 16 1411 1 / 1 0441 1 0 19 1 1 4 ihr Ne" llo . 4 ' HINNW, • PITWOUTIT• OMG I >l It the Glamoir ttlsit. tree Paelimusth, Welts hieleftle tad thit other' , lawil of tits Aamiraity 1•• Drat noes, from ?more, with eats tie hiormit door tit liar Ito. a crake ; and animal colliers. OCT. 4. Arrived tie Beath, gkbi, ~itk it Vail froui "*. rrw or Chi! Harbour. towlogairreck that . 114 Itattra amts —Mr. Oat's, from Swaim. has assisalH4, . • laa.sto OcT. IL—Arrived the Swesl44ll44lool4ter fattatihoomod, with timber, for a raarket,..,;. • • air.ll., OCT. 4.- ship Freya, and sailed ship Warrior, for " war, from the We tnieapiwts ar per last, board wind bound. GABRACTSR, Iso.-A roa.-, hparniwtavrt apd Scott 'blip of mac, is movr is Sandy Bay. M .40 The Marl, Ann, Barrow, from Shields, to London, was totally lost in the Swill, on Saturday or Sundays, night list : crew saved. SPORTING 'VTR LLWENCR. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 1814. TUESDAY. OCTOSiII 4. Mr. Ddny's Emil,, bd. tilt: beat Mr. Northers CedeW i T. Y. C. 100 es, yto 1 Entity. Gee. rlensvesor's Cherry llbonce. fat. 41b. 6tat Mr. Take's f. by Zodiac, ist. 11/h. T. Y. C. lOtigs, b. R. N I Cherry !Wince. (Renewal) One-third *fa Sobscrlptioa at Apt each. for 4-yr old colts. Ba. 1 01 h. and Bw. 71). D. L bona ide the oroperiy of Soisocrobets. Ligbtees 2111,81211 e n Villiers . * Duw Cossack t-. f • 1 Lori Jenry's COMM, Ball 2 5 to Y on Cannon law. Mr. Shakespear's Merryien-lmaid, Iht. WIN aliM Mr. Lake's Aladdin, 811. T. Y. C. tap. h. h.—Off by Plalitiii• ALaautets Free.—A fire, *hick- threatened ex- • terteirodeetruetton, hreke out at a late hour last night in the back part of the premises belonging to aIIWAY-LANE THEATRE. Meows. Sparks and Son, druggists and distiller*, St. -....066 Johnts.itteet, Smithfield. As the chief Part. ° lrtill Mr. Antros.e's Comedy of Man and /rife, was property hi the warehouses was of a com b ust ible I represented last night for the am time this IPI9OII. nature, the flames raged w ith grea t t ory , an d cnnsi- i wiskoel,boasting mach originality of plot, it creates derahle damns was done ere they t " uld be k rt i t t edi a considerable portion of emusemeot and interest. The dnelliog.house of Messrs. Sparks, w hich a i Its characters are well drawn ; its dialogue lively part of the street, haviog caught fire, that *nu the . zoi Uplifted ; and it possesses the great merit of rest of the neighbourhood were in great danger of ' . • • lig a wide field for the istrtions of many excel. cheing reduced ; hut we are glad to say the Ibuttilif , a .1 mot performers, in parts most suited to their respee. i were got under by the prom ,entersione of the "reel dee abilities. Hi g h amongst - Chalets who diffiiikuished :44100.4before :retch hit:trent " Y emot e ' lb.- themselves last night in' its tepresentation, ranks L buildings except the warehouses, wait* ja_'-• °t oe j aa --- -- ga # : the ealeereal favourite Iskiestquit. His Cornelius ratsiCifiwl wiser(' the las° weillismai ""i ''' •--.- .o'Dedrites, Attorney he fAii or, what is more, stand, very great. It is so( correctly Nevi how ° an Honest lawyer, diatill a 'mostalrootive *ix , the fi re originated. .. , . . ! tare of dry humour; 1111iong, and manly Fp': An elderly Gentleman, resident etcamherwell, e ._ , it and gained him' akindast and well-deserved ap. Mit steliPed by a single footpad, ou Friday evenl3 . l Plans. tr.tarron deplOted with etquisite spirit and lest, is Maiden-lane, near Highgate , who present , feeling the impatient betinoble.hearte4l Charles Aus a pistol to bis breast, and demanded his money in 0 teacoure. Dorirrom,' Its Sir Willoughby Warren, tremuloos tons. The dusk of the evening had ap.' __ 1 g 1 ave one of his riches!' Portraits of passiona t e ol d ay, - preached, end the gentleman w as j ust enabled to I awn, vainly contending _with his wife for snore.. certain that the robber, who wore a crepe over hie i girt . Mrs . E b wi i i ''fiftlit spirited Helen War: face, was not a very old offender ; be told him to : re " ; ' and Mrs. ilant.the did full justice to the , take away his pistol, promising to conform to his is_ ro _wel wi fe. = t Mrs. floats imparted all her ien wishes. The robber complied, and waited Ode:tidy sibillty and itt r actions to the part of Fanny, and while he slowly anbettoned his two caste, and became stilt. more interesting through an six& fumbled in his pockets. By this time two.own eau • .ident which betel her. When from her conceal pruached. This eimmstance, however, did not • men. 1 tin O'Dedlotues closet, :the heard her hu sband seem to attract the notice of the foot p ad, who stood ~k of her marriage'ai invalid, and in the tumult passively at the head of the horse, as if absorbed ri of hie feelings rushed corps to vindicate her rights to thought. The old gentleman took advantage of this his heed and his love, perivrf the scenery caught her circumstance, and calling to the men for assistance, foot and "she fell violently forearal l ktended on the they secured the robber, and conveyed him to a He suffered himself to ;stag e . This, which augmented the effect of her part, public.hoese near the spot. created the most lively sympathy in the audience, i be disarmed without speaking a word. Upon their I and when she was raised from the ground, mare - attempting to remove the crape from his face,' " e l lovely in the wild agitation of the moment, the gees • seemed much disturbed , end endeavoured to prevent i tel Interest was displayed' ift repeated plaudits. to . , them. They effected it, however, and, to the ser. the trifling part of the Porscheeelitstoter's excellent prise of the accuser, he recognized his own nephew. acting gave surprising importance; and the rest of . The exclamation of both parties, at the moment, db.! the performers exerting theme:lin with great spirit, ' closed this secret ; and an expl a n ation followed, i th es e pe closed with abendatitaarks of Satisfaction, which ended in the discharge of the m en who bad asmemeseersztemki i its silted in securing the offender, and an arrangement The contracts for Irish beef and pork for the Navy which, no doubt, proved satisfactory to the young en men, who seemed deeply affected at his siteation. f! the silug year were arranged by die Commis. ofViet !ling Board on Saturday. The Monday afterooon,as Mr. tiaiIDCASTLII, of Tower- stall the ea street, wa s seatin g fr o m Sydenham i n a an a.horsa goa st atit is little more than half of what was required chaise, the horse suddenly started on the road between is y , and the price is considerably lower. Last Waiworth and Newington, ran against a cart loaded yeer y the total supply was 76,000 Heroes, beef and with dung, by »hick it was overturned, and wily pork. This year the total supply is 40;000. The shattered to pieces. Mr. lIMIDLUTLIt watt mach price slit the _average of beef and perk is about 81 . hart. - per baste. The price last year was 1!1. 4s. 9d. The celebrated draelditht Writer and performer British merchandise of every description went off' IPFLAND,, died lately at Berlin. briskly at the fairs of Leipsic and Frankfort, and still ''plain Fairman is matched to go from London continue to be in demand. Great remittances, it is , he , - • - - - - - Cap, to B!tglititi, the, 014 taking *Agate aitt Clay ton. pink mhich - lire espy long and sharp, in twelve basis. Captain Taira& has already signalised him ii f le soma estraordlnary feats of this nature. • • Coeu Excaassa, OCT. s...—CluT market con fineec abundantly sepplied with Wheat, both Eng lish, and foreign, and baring bet few buyers this morning, the sales were eery beery at a reduction of full ‘2l. per quarter. Grey Peas are 2s. per quarter lower, many samples appearing, and but trilling d eman d f o r t h em .—New Barley comes spariagly ta heed. and what tit{ arrived to.(lay, readily obtained Monday's prices. Ist -Other articles there Is eis as riation. when 'BOOM) 7l' Ditto ( ramie) eg 7* • !NC . • • , SO 44 Risley New ditto ....... • Malt " 1O T 16 White- Pea ;.“110 65' %71• w ....... Ditto fiiiiieMi . • 3.16 lb 00, Yeas ........44 48 supposed, will not I required from the British Go. vernment to the Netherlands, for the maintenance of troops and horses, as it appears, that at the close of the war, we had large magazioes of grain, hay, and straw, in and Portugal, which had been already paid for. Thee depots are destined for the supply of our troops. in the Low Countries, and are to be conveyed by transports en i AIN since by Go Vernment,for Ikea t LHaaagiv and Co. ' Steak-Brokers , respeetfillly ainaint the Public, that the State Lottery begins drawing on the 15th of the present month. The Scheme contains prizes of .10,000, AlOOO, &woo, e5OO, &c. and every Ticket will be ratified to 4 €5. In the last Lottery HORIIIST and Co. shared three Capital Prises in 94 Shares • also the previous Lotteries 3of ,t 20,000, 2of 10,000, 4of 21000, and 6 of kSOO, were shared and sold at thole old.established State Lottery °dice, No. 28, Cornhill. Orders by post or u &sr executed with fidelity and dispatok. Beans .; ( 11: l i l e d d d k . iiii. l ; l 7 . • • .•. - Oat/ I •••• • .; ZIP 'll. l Vine dins 00000 ••.6.z cr a g. • • •... t w" IS Lai* . 7.1 leash • •0•11‘ • •410461. 11 BARBA . •, i ,-- • Th rota .EDITOR 411 , vie w ,37. ibIN. • . . 1 . .. • -- Sst•The'account is 'last ei cation, an- A most atioeiouti Sid diabolieet der the tae bead " Horrid, bleeder, as perpetrated by emitted yes t erday afternoon , as a Strong oa - the body of his tin t being so contrary . Millfield Farm, in Miltieel-liiiie, K. .4n-town, to facts, said consegeently from the account there of- upon the body of an intio6trious poor *omen, named ferod to the k public, so much calculated to, prejudice Dobbins, who obtained her livelihood by washing. SO illitid 'seem, reader, in a tenfold degree, against It appears the horiid deed 'iris first diecoverill by . **unfortunate Individual, who has, in this instance, 'James Dobbin, the hosband of the dereasediNtrho' become.* Meriden, to an ungovernable passion, pro- Is turncock of the North Division of St. Pancras ' diced by (hi conduct of a woman, whose late years parish, at his return from the perthresenee of his ,appear to bile bees marked, in an uncommon de- duty, about three o'clOck.• On entering Ills house-=- 'free, leids the worst of vice and depravity: . In he found' his wife lying Weltering in her blood os taking up my pen, Sir, ft Is for the sole purpose of the floor,: with ' her heed under the iiipper.liote.-..: endeavouring, le some degree, to counteract the ef- Neal to her he perceleAl..* large kittvai: faker,' • foots already made upon the public mind, from the ' which was considerably 'befit,. and Ckswei * w ith . barbareetand inhuman manner in which the account : blued and brains. On taking up the,bdtlY Ito footsti. before allotted to of this unfortunate affair has been ! that the p oor creature 'yet lived ; hot from stated.' Thatlitithig has been the cause of his wife's dreadful aeture of her'skull, whieti was laid °POW' death is undoubted; hut the circumstances attending , from+ eye to the back of 'the head, ho sew, litittlio : it, and the means .by which it was effected, are far ; hortl could he 'entertained .of prolongedlrlistince: from being marked with that *Getty said to have been '-,14 the hope of obt ...i 'ling some aid; ihriwever; bee' made use of. I base estreofed. the following facts; rushed • forth, but had Hot proceeded . iitaiii paced, front front the InoestigetTon;bljiltich It appears a boy . • when he met a man named James . Ceer, hi OtOptrey of twelve or thirteen emirs of age was the ma.. with two other men, who hud a Menlo pipit , tend evidence.' Ile is ti, i sein of the 'parties ; and i tody, whom they said they stated, when his fitbeiCapo home in the eveuing, , be ! suspicion. of having stoic Henri his motherintaxidaed (brittch was no unusual , had in his possession. 'thing). She had, in thelcourtie of the day, pfedged i bundlis, and examined ll sedans articles of wearing apparel, &c. to the Ihe recognised' severe aninant of three pound h, which she refused to ic.l wearing applied, which . collet for, ticeptiog 'a few shillings. This occa. Ito his wife to Wash. Thi sidird very high words, which was followed by her I munieated to °C ail and ' three/log thrtes:pot, htted with htsilisse mutat, at her I chided their Prise nit boiband, when he, in return, struck her several 1 horrid crime Which rkr blows with it; at this tinte the boy and his elder committed in his' colt' sister, left the house, for some time, frequently solved to conduct bim . returning tatti window, to 'bear if the lady had . cordinjly took him to Geoi subsided; whea l at length r inding all quiet, the i Magistrates for the car boy entered tbe.room sgain, bad found his Mother i town, who, with great laying on the lbw .against si z allsir, and his father ; mine into the circumstant. sitting at seem distance from her. He exclaimed to I The fact of the murder ht his father, " You have killed my mother, " and was , Dobbins, answered, "She is not deed."—The y immedi- • James Ceel was examined. Ile devote!, &if {{defy gave the alarm in the neighbourhood; when shortly before three o'clock, es he watt at 'Work' some persons entered, sad found the body nearly erecting a new wall in MilltiPld-lane, ' his peroeiria cold; and, it is unnecessary to add; immediately se-' the Prisoner coming down tke sane; as frien L ilio. aired the unfortunate author of this dreadful ca - i house of th e deceased . • lie had a large lientilein t hN testrephe. It appears Strong went home about five hand, and ou emerging into the road at thelern at o'clock in the afternoon, and it was about nine-when i Highgate-hill, he crossed **V into an oppoai" - rireld he was taken into custody. These are the principal {belonging to Mr. Greenwooti. - Witness awl hiit trio. fads, which, I trust, your impartiality, and love of l• fellow-labourers suspecting 11l was not rtglii;Ta:s.... trout tad Justice, will induce you to insert, and you 1 termloed to watch hint, and followpil lOW bitsi the will mach oblige, . 'field, where they folind wi , i busily i‘lilyrilf tit' William•stssei, New. A CONSTANT READER. snisminhig his bundle. wick;{ rpotetoed, .. t . read, as. Georges, East, Oct. 4. ~. :utter article*. Witness asked litns 'is ife its' .got this property ?-=-To which he vepli .*4, , rite' had bought - it 'from a gipily for 9s. Witiva 've. over, not crediting biastatetrient, deter ein I g le;' cure Mm, and desired him to walk into thiVAid I : which be did, and at that nuiment Dobbtoliiisle lop; and led by his . eiseletteksdrillie, to is coteSinaitoit of their suspicions. Elizabeth Jqnoe was hest* eltamlnki. Sho: that she had washed for the des avid' tigrt il v ibd clothes (pond in the Pt isoeser'a possession. Thu N te ' Oliver, ilk landlord - _ jet • ' at ; . Last Patstiltodue;•pt6l l l.4 - tW'iMio o 't ' found in • the bundle were his, and itityWited s .•,' ' by 'hint to the deceased for the I perinfaff fit, washed. • .• • , . . -.. .• ~.,., _...., &AMA( ' , In . iddition to these articlee t a vrem p e r 4t . wise found in the 'bindle, which Ahibbiha.' .. 41 1 •11iti the hand-writing of his {Wife: , ". -.- - ~ . ...;,..!.-:- ." .j:rri -I George ileawnings, en alhilatini4Megoioni•sAiii 'employment of - - 11 r. Sandyty of Kentish-t4►ir4Wwitti (amined the bead, of the deceased, and found it - fik4 1 Otritt; ... is if ;Wawa, blunt itittrumestf, Inte l that , phinti;lwidib i at timid • toki.' the Hoer; the' iitioirli seemed to have been inflicted biatioblovrottlyi' -''. { `' iliK,ifietrin.','a t tiusi.iiiake?; r ili ii *Obifietk . gibe bittriehid 'ateWtitilty to' bi'hi t triW Ib 4 itter!ept.; • produced thstritaker, and tbriatipiltil 'of Neaten - hi Of the.deceased,..whiede he found pear the copttift.""Tbdi poker weiatilf Covered with Maid and . bialite:l" ''' On the person of the Prisoner being' stekeigldi . • i tobaieo-boa, and i discharge were . Need: ''"l'lite fit. ter, on being read, •protest to' Bathe -di sehlitghlit ' a man named Thomas ShaPi;' !OVA. litiltettesi Ohio the Gladiator, in Portstitiiith fleithiii,v wheat it dti: scribed as being five feet two ,aches(' W a Seif hies and of a light complexion, with eine,. •spira bie right cheek. The Prittbster insivered Vas' Vleisetip. tion—said his' name was Thomas Sharp; lisidlieltsted , 1 out the mole on his cheek." ' 't .` . ~ ,04i, Mr. Ivers entertained no 'd6tbt of the 1 1 41101414 1 11 guilt, and sent him ) under a strong wort, to COM Bath Fields Prison. The frequency of such scenes at this erisie strimei ly points out the necessity of leaving a male gnerdihre in houses in unfrequented places, both by nigher and day. The utmost vigilance of the police will-be tie• cessary to guard the public against such &dolts is the course of the coming winter. • ; • , A subscription is going OR for erectbsg, iq Irlotol t a monument to the memory of 'fhontas 4 1 phipr-tolla Forty-four years have elapsed since this unfortunate youth felt as sitaimely victim to despair.. A steeple raw across the country, ftosolka villa e of Sarr, Barks, to Gerrard-cross, 4 distance Al miles, took' pia% on. Saturday, betwixt, Captain Milues, mounted oa Ms lemon! hunter Steady, sti4 Mr. F. Haywood, mounted on a chesn9t mare. The match was for 'ZOO !pions, eud it was won in $0 minutes by Mr. Ilayvaat Capt., Milne' was thrown out by Stea4 falling in. it heap, although 6to 4 the favourite. Some reetarkably ,Asse leap* were mole. A tine horse, the property of J. Budd, of .Med. sted, near Southampton, was kilted by lightning, daring the heavy storm, on tiaturday Mr, Budd was in Tray with a Gentleman t,r tha sale of It at 401.—The lightning struck 'the animal • between the ears, and at the,same time split a stile near it. Qn Monthly, Thorns Sandal!, serjeentAwajor and paymaster of the Ist Foot... Guards, was missing free} Knightsbridgeßarracks,-end it Wki soon ascertained that he had decamped with sums of money received for the use of the regiment. About s'lol. baying been paid in notes, is traceable. He had long been • w ith the regiment, had risen from. the maks ; aad i..l4pre as Sacellent character. Ikli timber, for a market. • . . 1 Caws dome frowthe..glivet 14,11600. tiled for Perisseeth.okisibliiiis .Mbijosty l o 4 r. Purism v ilk. -11 Ms . Cintelig *loop ot nt restward.—Reei • y'• skips mod ut, the latter wit* ti . Logien ea oits. 13.—A tont./ faiiiiipol, slier ig`el hey hird last alprehlinstied en oleo two bandies; #ikich fie ) Dobbins instant!? seised' the them, when, tn'his cesrestim, shirts, and nihot -4-ttiiles 4 'I he knew hafliosileiirmitku This fait tali 'betel Cuti4 I his Compo4 o 4,ookr °""' Wig ' the itfratise' q Hifi ‘ . . NM. !age. The I t t keittistiiite ys. re. ?11 , before ag. . 'Etta, au ac George frets, • . Rise t ‘ the :Aunty, resident C' IL tha- promptness proCetileit its*. &Imes of the case.' leder having Been detaited bt i 4 _ ~ ,R ~ti. _ - • MAIM imramil • • R. ^Jet Na! cons. 'stteae Coined ;c : 1..4 f O•. Mt in At ❑Y ►d MI 1 t ° . A • ..1.1