The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-16 00:00:00

'lt TIUB(IN4L OP FROiliDii OF THE LEIBRTY OF THE PRESS. Pulse, MC. IL—Seely this messing every mate of 4he Coen of Abdietite was obstructed by an immense crowd, collected to 'witness the proceedings insti•oted against the Niters Siren and Herndon, charged with haring received into their house a society of more than twiner persons, formed ender the title of " Fries* V the Vherty ay Ms Pros." The witnesses called were chicly usenelsers of the society, and deposed, that it con sisted metel a g at f i liteeary characters, who met at the beam of Mars lb convene so literature, po nds% Isc. They emsearred in stating. that it was itekgovented by *Ey steehies. reguladoee. he. The use is ustyee Ihgehok god will be eeetioued on gawky tenet. ►IL POLICE. LORD COCIRANS. IraOm* of a bitter from se officer commanding the Iteekot Mega& preparing at Santiago to accompany the vspedldima against Callao sad Uma, d.ted Valparaiso la of the return of the Chilies fleet from hisokaiiisr • la% the Somme Director aad mita set out ibatr Elisadogo to this pleat to meet Lord Cochrane, and to ttss.vi Mgt the lest to see again. 1 aecompa sled his Emillettay, sad cahoot refrain from giving y ou 'some partials:sof our journey and passing creme. We gm Baglish miles from - the capital. mid (mind it rather a Marsh road in soma places, having three very high .11iimustains to pads over. The temperature of the a,: is ?ay delightful ;it is oar winter, and the thermometer steads at 50. The nights are rather aild, but not se ven. On descending to the town the bay presented a 'test cheerful sight, there being three English ships of war, a great many English oi rchautinen. and others also from India, France, the Draslis, he. besides the Chills. squadron, consisting of a sixty-four, three stout es, and several brigs . and schooners; this novel interesting appearance in the Pacific Ocean made me Imagism, myself in an English harbour. 0:s Ow day alter my antral, the Supreme Director gave a grand dinner. at which were present— His Excellency) the State Minister, Lord Cochrane, admiral; Capt. %Ise, snood in command; Capt. Wil kinson, Car. Foster, Capt. Cuter, Cart. erodible • Col. Charles, o f the Engineers; the American Consul, the Pliury JedieProvost. Capt. Shirred', the Hoe. Capt. Bridgman, t. Bridgman., Capt . . O'Brien, the sons of Sir Ales. lasebraae, sad Admiral Sawyer. besides many Spanish Officers. and poor humble servant. In reality, it bid all the appearance of as English par . ep. The day followlag. his Ihatelleacy sad suite, Cd.Coch vaao and all the slicers, aMemidd at as ezpoehamit of the rockets. I trod tea 32 poesion, mad I am happy to say mai ow Med. Their rasps won admirable ; and lam *bate if Sir William Cosgrove himself had been here, he maid eat have withheld his prate._ I have olly to la -meet list I a•••"" • there merry • VW k dirghy • , light. priocipelly p. ihols modem reeptilicent chandeliers and four hares. The wesapaty were received by his llzeelletwy mod ill Soebeser to the large frost drawing room, sear the Illoalk WO had been Steed op for the mono ; it libgewen of wbieh was placed as excellent Moues of bluplireity the Sof of is, in a superb *MIL recesses of the windows, sod ether parts of the ins 1, were &anted with the west rare sod choice k essrueb la floor. The grand staircase was nest taste doetrated wllb whet are willed Ererlsollags, exotic boa Rehm Ilty.lo wraiths ea the walla ; Mea res* le wreaths on tie walls. be. Every Oft, was sowed apes plate, inehisliag both gold and .411 g =Web were superb awl mostly. q Invited the Mace Regent, and the faliillosebee of the Royal foully, is person. The ow te urine about tea .'clack. The number Sliepretest anneolod to 509. intleasesplanoe of the services of the Edicborgh atpossimaßeasaistiag el 60 men, was an- Mososil byeir alba Hops to dm troop on Wed =bet. We cede stand ite aim bet is already le. alad that the greeted activity has since oposelleiht progiiiai ail so volt as in drillier—eo mesh OD shit ifis-eispeet ed this troop will bo soodysod k to join the corps of 'Mid Lothian , to Which it is attached, ha Ilse seorse of we& . Yesterday a Court et Directors was held at the PAM leer* Homo, when the following Captains . were swore iota the command of their respective .ships, via:: '—Captain J. STEKAZT, of the lady Melville, for fit. Helena, Bombay, and China ; Captain J. lama, of the Prince Regent, for Madras and Chins. Au American Jura.] says—" The Errperorof it :Tyne,. has heft very ranch alarmed and annoyer.' by the apr, earanee of a Sown:lice. le bls ' Boyd Garet:e . 'be thoset proper. to teernre the astrologers belonging to his {,sari, tor not havior foretoid this emit is their Abaseeelm His aserelegers, in reply to vatic queries grapeeedad by his Majesty. fleeived t hat this hurricane was occosionsel by the disnsissa7 of his 11., onrite Mois ter. This exploitation was ejected by his Majesty. as an interfvenoe with Ms keys' prerogative; and • hey received Is Majtotes esonsowinds to try their han.'s at another riterpritatiaa of obis plretiornenon. The Ma lbetatallati BaavOioresseaterl their inlntioxs, sod sta'ntl, that if• the whitroliisil ATVI areoinpaniffl with dust. it showed that Ogre ware *Nut ntiot:s ortween the &Te rri:7n and his Ilipisiers. This explanation Ira: inkolied, etc 114Pusuc, to melee a whirlwind of 11:3 Majesty. and dun: of kii blinistre . This it the 1-ition whose example Itis Won :•0 often Ititra by vioinnare f rou iA. a rorti moth.' kr .111;trican - moat Ifni 1 amilletpt them inatie fast eamighi there lire a Maw aisidiss to eoutesd with. that eves yet I hart est mass is maltimg tame than WA Iliosea- den. Lord awe impressed great wished's. asti told use he should be hew lie avail himseW army see. We expeept lied ire shall be able is embark t I6 , ' 411, Weeps io the may meet to kree that 1 lave a ae p yea refareent. Lady. Wino* glee • Skeeter. Load • Cosiness% gift shale *eat to be giMlisli • a.. s • 0114111114 . • • 11401 OF TM WIG ' s , 46; ' SPAM: • 'UM* . - ''" the *masks si s tro lisa y4l Vtof . 1 ' 'of Spam by his i a b l e s Bea Ambassador as our Cwt. wee land mod umeldlieent. and epee as_ large aid emeaded ___ as his speeime made, is ramtdrplawr would *lie. To mader the entestahuseme She meat spiels- amid moor ha mad& his widower gar. •• 4•N aas is eapeneo. The goo mist artist& ass- Milleturers, sad talkiest& WINO empleyed epee the as- cetics, I. row dessrat• the manias bow, sad to make wan weeseary preparation& A *sal abeam was pet lapin thorned attelarme& Of the ether fear memo en the Ant leer are were e MU- say chalked, with appropriate devices. 'The third draw- *proem was eat apart for cards. The fourth, arid smaller room. was set apart for the Prime Regent. A Emperor). room was kited up for refreshments for those who enjoyed the merry dance. The whole of the mansion vas so* fwifflant eliqty of light. Jwineiptill, pr?cliseed STATESMAN, ILVITIIFIELD CLUB C.4TTLR BROW. r LAW INTELLIGENCE - - On Friday and Saturday the attendance at the COYRT OF KINU'S BENCH, Dec. 15. Elbow-yard was rather numerous; we noticed many Loudon Adjoarned sating. after Michaelmas Term, be of the Nobility present, and we never before nor fore me miry indict rad Celestes Juries. deed so many useful and ingenious agricultural ins plements exhibited, as at this show. On Monde the crowd was great during the whole day. Although the show of cattle was not so numerous, as on some former years, yet the Club's encouragement offered for early maturity in the cattle, sheep, and pigs, to be shown for their prizes, seem every year to bring the stock lunch earlier as to age, to take the prizes; and it seems the intention of the Society, now their funds will admit of it, to offer a much greater amount of pre miums next year, and to afford more latitude for competition between the different breeds of cattle in the kingdom. The Members held a meeting at Freemasons' Tavern, where there was a very full attendance, sod transacted a great deal °riveting: business, and elected fifteen new Members, among whom was Lord Strathaven, and he was also elected a Vice- President along with the Marquisnf Tavistock. At five o'clock. abctit 130 Members end their friends repaired to the Great Hall, and sr.t down to an ex cellent dinner, when Sir John S. Sebright, Bart. took the Chair. When the cloth was As ithd;awn, Sir John Savo the usual toasts ol— •• The hine—" The Prince of Wales mad Royal Ps- Progletity to the Smitittiehl hcrli was marls applauda.l—•' His tomes the Duke of Bedford," throe times three, fie &c. _ Mr. HONFII%OOU then row to propose the health of Sir John S. B...bright, with three times three, which was drank with applause. Sir Joins then proceeded to read the award of the prizes: he then rave— " The Stewards of the Show, and thanks for ti.ri: kind exertions." Mr. Honywoocl and Sir John invited, gxreraily, any of the lifembers of this patriotic institution to their residences, to see and examine their Elms and stock. Mr. GIUlgyiNG then rose to propose— " The health of the father and best promoter of the interests of this Society, Mr. Richard Astley, with three' ' limes three.—(treat cheers.) . Then the Chairman, Sir John Sebright, Mr. Honywood, and Lord Strathaven, begged to re tire, to attend their parliamentary duty. Mr. Towers's health was drank, which bronght on much discussion' about tiniliferino sheep, be tween Mr. Spooner and Mr. Tbereiis, and many of the party remained till Idle hoar.' debuting on the value of different breedi of cattle and sheep. COOPZI •. •U.ILLOOYES. This wu an action against the defendant, as afeeptor of a bill of exchange for Mil. drawn in Intld i.e his Grace the Duke of Marlborough, upon. accepted by the defendant, and indorsed be the drawer to the plaintiff, a a banker, at Henley, in Oxfordshire, he whom it wa.. discounted. The defendant hail pleadeil the statute of limitation, bat it was pruved in evidence that apolira lions bad been repeate aly mule ma behalf of tt: plain tiff to Mr. Sniallbones for pi! anent of the Lill, hut hr as often relpestral the plaintiff to let it stand over, alleging !hit he expe:ted to obtain the payment from the Duke of Marlhorou h ,li, but Lad not yet succeeded. Thr plain tißstill ' over the bill. but in April, 1816, the de t nidint tea ute a letter to the plaintiff; repeating his for mer r pest, asafieng the hardship it wiliald be to him to ply this after all the money he hail already lost thromch the same quarter; but that ho cto.skl do all in Isis power in obtain the money from the Duke. No py melee however, hail sin:.e been made. The Jury, under the Learned 11;rectione, found a verdict fur the Piaial'a.—Daluages 114. CONTY V. HILL. This was at aetion of covenant Orntl an inden•nre of apprentimbip, ara":%l the father of an anforeutir., oho WJII bound for seven years to the plaint'ff, a !iurnan, Ltarbiean..to I the woe:lion t VI, whether tile defendant was liable for Ilk %Mei neglizrn ? The ease was ulti mately compromised. hy a verdict bel:.g entered for the plaintiff for Lry guineas. BANTON r. R EDO AND Mt Z. WI was an aetidn by the drawer against the acceptors of a bill of exchange tor 401. The pla:ntili is an iron monger in F lett-street, where. also tie defendants tarry on te!.iness :.s i.ooksclirrs. till WAS ar.eptr.! Heed for Se:f and CO. Mr. tiur.Nay rt.iducted the plaintiff's case, and Mr. SCAItLeTT the defendants'. The debt for which the Ell Was giren wad for nn old standing riceunnt of 301. due from Itzed, before ,is partnership, to the plaintiff, and a t tan of 101 kat since the partnership commener4l, without the Loustledge o: 131 r. fi'eele. The °Vier defendant had been a bankrupt before he joined in business with Mr. Peek. The defence set up was, that Mr. Peele could not fe jointly liable for a debt contracted by Mr. Reed before partueship with him, and without his knowledge. The Jury, under the Learned Judge's directions, faun!. for the defendants. IRVING AND ctnrrs. ASSICBUS OP CAMPBELL IND CO. •. NENNEIII 1111 4 1WIZ111, ESQ. This was an action, upon a garantee, to recover the save of 8 000/. Campbell and Co. were West India merchants, who had advanced MOW. to (lades *Kenzie, on the gua rantee of his father, the defendant, a man of very exten sive property, and retired from beldam. It appeared, however, that Campbell aad Co. although guarantee b the amount of 8,0001. only, bad actually af terwards encoded their advances, to yonng *Kenzie, to newer& of 80,0t01. Things were in this state, when both Campbell and Co. and young ht•Kenzie. eeame liblitrupts; and tAirepbwirs eleignies thee applied to the defendant, for die amount of hie guarantee; but le refused to pay, and the present action was the cow setiltence. The defence set spares, that although it was Ina the defendant bail guaranteed Campbell and Co. a 'he 'stoma of 8,1,1001. yet that he bad rehttbareed them in that mount, prevoats to his son's bankeuptey ; theegh be had omitted to have the guaraatee formally dis charged, and as the farther advances had been evade without his privity or cement, be could sot be afteted by them. It appeared, however, that the guarantee was worard, as to signify his dedmalsat's undertaking " al timately to cover Campbell and Co. in the amount stated: and, a vast goaatity of evidence Laving been gene through, the Joey returned a verdict fug the plain ti ifs —B,OllO/. BURNING OF WIDOWS. Revelal mouths age, in the vieMity of Chanderna gem a *male vitaim was immolated on the feral Ole, ander circumstances peculiarly atETting. She was • poen woman, who bad been recently betrothed to • ' young man of the sense town. Every thing was prepared fee slat celebration of the nuptials, whkla 111111 been fixed for the next day ; the relatives of both partids had ar rived from a distance to honest the a:arrange wit!' their Ipmeeece ; and the circle of their friends already enjoyed in eatleipatiou the festivitiet which the approaching 'day would *slier in. On the preceding evening, however, the bridegrooom was taken ill of the Cholera Merbit. land is s few boon was a lifeless corpse. lidorniation 1 being conveyed of tbe melancholy event to the bride, she lostantly declared her determination to ascend the fa ' anal pile of her betrothed lord ; a long debate was hereon held between the relations of the bride and the priests respecting . the legality of the act ; the result of which was, that In such cases the attesters considering the bride as bound to her husband by the vow she had / taken, permitted a voluntary immolation ou the toners! ile. The next day, therefore, instead of the music and I oy which bad been anticipated, the bride was led to the t s mks of the (hops, said the snout grief of her trim!' and relatives. and 'ust with the dead body of her it husband. We have beard that another of those abominable human sacrifices took place on Tuesday last at Chitpoor; the victim being a young widow of twenty-four rears of. wee! We are informed too that au equally hotel,' vibe-• bitioa, called the Chunick Poojah, in which the most creel tortares are self-indicted by fanatical devotee,. is to take place to-day, under a Christian Government! and on the Festival of Easter! while we are actually ceie beating the Resurrection of the Sarioar of the World •.- -.1 (Celestes Jorrital.) ANNIDABAD.—On the 2d of Febrir...ry, the in habitants of Ahmedabad were mach surprised by the appearance of a royal tyger, which was brongl.t io alive from a neighbouring village ; he had keen caught in a large cage constructed on the pri:.ci pie of a rat trap, with a goat for the bait, bet .but partitioned off with strong bars so as to be beyond the reach of the tiger; the goat was however taken out deed without haying apparent ly staved any injury; it. is therefore concluded that the animal died entirely of fright. A large Amalie:to dog. of_4lo . ..oordieto. bred. was into the age for Ail hod. and the gen who were present were mnch surprised at ob serving the dog, instead of being.likvimed at the terrific animal, immediately rush forward and seize him by doe nose, and it was a considerable time before the tyger could disengage hires& After having been kept for some days to graft isce miriesity of the natives, a gentleman of kn*villt ty in the spordnrworld, pat an mid to his e ••, by shooting him with a rills through the forebood. Tbe bell was afterwards extracted, and was completely flattened, which shows the ex . treme hardness of the skulls of these destructive animals. In the village at which this animal was caught, above 80 people are said to have been dc struyed by him. The match for Capt. Weatheram to drive two horses 38 miles in two hours, for WO grainer.:. end ' which was t , .... have taken place yesterday, was 1 et elf, by consent, through the frost. the Captain having paid 20 gnincab for the indulgence. Lt ex cite• much sporting interest, and it will take plate on the first conrcnient dry, A packet of Forged Bank of England Notes, ad mirably ex..scuted, was found a few days ego by rot-act boys at Liverpool, runceakci among. tome twirl - rebbib m that I..wn. They arm all Wiled lE.r..' am! eigitd Needbara. ARREST OF MR. SHERIFF PARKINS. itatattlisog V. This was an action in Troyer. by which the plaintiff, a warehouse's's in the city, 'might to recover from: the defendant. a who:finger, in Lower Tbames•street, the sum of 470/.. being the value of a quantity of dorms. consigned to his care, as a common carrier, for tits pew pose of being delivered to the plaintiff, but which bolted I converted to kis own use. It appeare.l by the evidence that the pl..intiff had pur chased the guilds is question from Messrs. Smith sad Co. of Thirsh, in Yorkshire, paying thew. at the time el the purchase, 1501. in bask Dotes, :a advance. South .1:0:d Co. drily forwarded the goeds to the defer.dant. for die purpose of being delivered ta the plaintiff ; bat it so imprinted, ghat the father of the Smiths (a penes tai l connected tees theta in business) had, some time Whelk received from the plaintiff a bill of exchange for NW upon Sir dregoe thegregor : and this bill, being soured, they t nstantly directed the defendant not to do. liver the gocds; at the same time indemnifying him front the coosequenees. The plaintiff applied for the ris doe coarse; bat the defendant refused to ile ek thest, slinging that be bad authority (roil Messrs. Smith to detain them; on the plea. that they bad bees fratnitilently obtained. A good deal of altercation en- , seed between the parties. and, ercntnely, Mess-s. Smith 7 end Co. sold the goods to some oilier person, and car ried the IE4II. which they had reetirrd if. part payment m al of their, to the account of Sir Gregor Sliscgregor's dis- awo kemt helmeted hill. Verdict fur the p!siictV, 4701. ertlpol witf,c ARRE3T 07 M. COR3Frf .—On Monday evening last, immediately after the Meeting at the Crow n and Anchor 'favern. Strand, Mr. , W. Gobbet: was Rtivated by one of the Mitkllesex Oeleci s, for a odebt contracted previous to his departure from 'Os country. lie was subsequertly bai!cd by Mr. Blunt, and Mr. Dolby (the pubLatlar of Lis Re gister.) An urn, containing a heart, was lately discovered tinder the pew of the lit: DE SPEnekat family, in East Peckhrsi church, which is supposed to have been that of one of Cie WErrereat.a . —ancesters of I his Lordship. A lady about 40 yeses of age, who lived at the correr of one of the streets in Paris, was struck early is the month with appoplety. N. Lavalette, the Physician,' was called in, lad he restored her instantly to life, by bleeding in a jugular rein, and stimulating the blood to flow abnctisaily by the application of a contuse. needle ! L i the exterior part of the vein end :be a.ijoinieg nerves. It is thus shown, that the merlianical stimulant is able r:tviire nervous sensibility, and by creating a kin I of . rristaltin motion, to dodnee foam the arteries a great ...amity of Wood. ''here is also another instance of the !d i . 71 -aer of this application in throne of a 31, Cha:elin, la ;Ar., nierehant, who bad also been restored to eclat un ter similar circumstances. It is trusted that this Idivorery will br ktnerally beselleial.—(jewrita: ties 1 fie afa.) Yesterday Mr. Sheriff Parkins appeared at Bovr-strers Olhee, on a warrant. signed by the thief Justice of land. Mr Ms apprehensive. Ihe offence imposed to haft a:1-, lbe ribliC4l'lllll .f a M...., scandalons, deM mann! li Md. concerni g Arthur Stuart, of 8:4 Edmond, in the county of Down, anJ we of the Magi'. 'rates of that rim.nty. The d 161.411 teas contain...a in a rtnniorial pe t . seated hr thr Shirilf to the Lord Chanrel!nr t.f attributing wi:seonduct to Mr. Stuart. in the eseteite hip function,. AS a Olagirtrate; an.i (sr believe) refrrence t.. the e..se rf Mlle, 01,.. WAS executed I !II 0.-t t i me ; 1 4 o.e OA ItAlev, for a t extensive rebana j oa she Sher 4. 1r . 0.11 1100.4:1 he lit e.i as servant. A bill oiinuittasent ass liana at the last Dutra .%s• sizes fur this supposed libel. and Mr. l'Arkins now at trailed to enter into reenigtsitances for hie >pre: r, •ti • the next .tssiscs fa tJk.. his Inal. IVhen the shepo• •• . tend thaollire, it was apparent enough that his fetlin;‘ sironuly agitate.t. The Arent of 31r. Stuart *awl the Magistrate what amount cf bnil lie should elan from Mr. Sherif Par kin., ie —Mr. Nar•ant sail, it WWI the *pinion of himself and his brother 31.4...stra:ev that the prim ipal is 21M.. will two snreties iu 10U1. each, wouht be suilirient The ...trent &IR the sans tarotioncil Irsaii:4l be mu:- tiered very insatfi ient to the a;:zriereJ party. Mr. Farr.NT the: the r29k of Mr. Sh,t/If Parkins n nult! Free thts: thy avvesa;ty of dena.miling ea ete•i e bail. 'I Agekt s:t,l, 11:-• Mr. Rir'tins 1114 Iwo herd to tleutere, ttist Le would not g..) to Ir.smul to Obi 11.1 tr;.6l. 31r. Parkin•.—" I should fir, that my rank would alio preclude the possibility of 3 3 ilea that f would shrink from the proprr courseof ft. ie a u•ost at-ocimis case, and I will have jastios 4... se by the laws of my country, if pomitile.' F.turzt:.T thought the sums he had named sire suaeient. _ _ Soma alterear.on then ensued between !lie ratiez, and the Agent. the latter seeiniu.: to h lye a strong el • nine that Mr. Parkins wonld not appear :tt istrhind tai:; his trial. The hiller intimated teat he heal eat. run l; es. arm' with Ws life r hen in that country before, anti that he was stnnewltat karfal of venturing theca '1 he Agent et...erred. that it wcald be extremely att.- Fel it,. f.r 7.1 r. Stuart to bring wit tease, to this roant. Mr :turkir.s, in reply, said. it would b.. timidly • • to h:‘n to take witnesses to Ireland. Mr. Steve reeuil eel no witnesses, as be (Mr. P.) avow!' tarnish hira with what prut4 he tratited try his exit utlts.tso:ou, ar4 he would just 4) what he had already palishe4 After some further altercation, 1 . 1:c na:.:tcr ceded t.y his entering into the required sureties. 1 1 9LICT. Ul LIMA I. L.— Flizei:e 7 liA:teionr. the girl w:* snmr tiale ago proem." 'd ( Brain Milne, fsr a upon whic.:l occasion he was acquitted. was Lroczht on a Ja.ige'a warrant, charred by the Captfia w: Laying be”'s of prtjul, :u tLe etideoce ilia oa the trial. tt A bill, it I,ema had I,^•n fond against her Greed Joy. and Ohe was :brought op to-As sod to be coorsittest if bail could not be •' lily. Campbell, it his ioterfered at the U d Hal 'we the trial, and declared that the rani oval drawee the character given of her the 1 counsel. attended upon this occasion , a t Mr being roultitted or the oath of Captain 1 . oFoa the ground he (Captaio N.) read Pain's wart-, _ Captain Milne denied the charge with cogltickrabla warmth. Alderman Arstrra said, he was sot !,) ' l l tie *atnit sibitity of the Captain's oath that, if objected •. rime ender the cognisance of another Court, sad Is shonW require bail. Mr. Canmitall hoped th- hail tronld be of the iota* possible amount, and e!ferrel his own secnrity. Aidertnau Arctra said, he could not detnaJd etcreasire bail, nor could he depart Ergo the practice in 'itch eat?. which obliged him to require two respeetable persons . 1% VOL each, and herself in 401., to appear at the rut Quarter passions. The prisoner was then committed to the Coropter, attar anua. altercation IN:trreco Capt. l‘iiiae and Sic. Campissli. At an tinetsnaliy untneroos Meeting of ifeentna of the hork Bonk Society, held on Friday tart, at York, it trot resolved neat. et l. to be the opinion of the Me* i ng, that the Society's copy of Athol's Age of t.u'aa slionhl h. deatioyed. _ _ _ Seventren hundred ounces of silver, thr reot:ne• of the Wheal St. Vincent Mine in Cornirk. !steer el:seo /erred en the ester of B::NJ t3svc Terra. Esii. formerly Secretary to the Admiralty, hate been re.. i.vedialaadogi. STEAM PLOI!C P:3sl4ir. in his cneionr muir of J. Wttt. Er'. ‘7k r. Out the per.-er of ...!ends may he employed to Oa. phior.hing of land: stui that there are, at tars . ..de..., projects in c•mbr?ts fur tlaitt vary purpose. FATAL ACCIDZN T.—An weigh:at orett:reil on Mua..lay right which originattal in a false alarm of far haring I.ern given at the ho-se ,r 1 Mr. IJulf, dyer, &c. Es‘s Sutitbtielti. It am: •ar,..: 'hat the n. a of Mr. :Jeff awoke from a sieq. %ere terrified, hstrin• dreamt that the boost nos on tire, she shrieked very rend. Om moment she was awoke, " fire! firer' an t her cries awoke Mr. Intl; who slept in an adjoining room. lie sorposir,; b.: hoti-elothes wet. , un fire ran gloss stairs withGultiatisfyiag ltimsclf of roe trutli ?this odt&utshez s;ans, and rrornreal n ;14;1 of vratmr, Ile ran up stairs with it. sto! h) some areitlent hi , f.L.t slipped and ha fell down the top of tie stairs to the bottom aad broke his neck. lie tfol itnnwiliate;y4 BIRTHS. On the Mit instant. et !littera. MO, the Indy a F. Wynne Esq. At n *letter. On T.tesclny the 1E.% Instett. tn Mot eentc , pl::.•!, iady at .14 hn of a thogitter. M R 7,1 I F.D. Ye‘teni . at Olt. C• • •n;es. 1 Tatvner-titarr. W. 7. rm. In F.:U..241:th Sarah, ch:A Gf the late 41. . Nos :ow, Lit. DIM °A XIIII 3 r 4 IF Iwo. to Deron.biro.crect. Portl•. , ! Nl , :, Sara:, Heller. widower Ridlan! Doled. E. r lasi, aged 17. FAlzaitea). weed declarer of W:a. Tenanted. of ElP.rdle;ab. Esq. COAL MAIIIIT, DU% lil . Strlra at !rnemt. Mips A. reit,. 44 New , zstl. l7 .... . . Mi. no. to 41;s. r'. tinedlritt!... --- ---- --- —.— - -- . - -- - 111011 RATER AT ixe.CUON-ltr.llttiE Tills 'Mt Morning. I mia. after I.—Aftcfnuoa. psis. at iv 1... : ' , 4.• To•orcien Pein:ed and Pul4i.hed b? Ike paerairerli. R. ii . .tranar... Jun. al the 'Mee, :4. *4. %trawl. °re sit. St. flonnent'lt rhumb : wh. r. all Cousavailsafma . . tiers. fad Advertisessette are wrested labs se. dreams : •• . ;1;e; iv , ' " ~:I'LK Q ! 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