The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-12 00:00:00

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The usual -formalities . baying hfi ri r fi m e t d Mi. his pockets, and took from Mas W baWaitt` of b een , gone 'papers contotning a yof what be conceived to eh b o e uid s uiswiu t imit ibg en i t c afvo l a r rf c eei e e m t stances touching the sodden death At nine o'clock this morning the Sotieitor:Ge. 'llittiogh, the Grand Jury were sworn, Lord Misr. R farmer , whom neva! anti Mr. Hart-attended his Lordship% bb p r i. peth foreman. His Lordthip having remarked to a th n e d y o w th e e fe r apeopeingrsi,hiast:delesi.gietigle.effine,,money.. W bite este room tie this lunatic ease. The circoutstaeces them that there was no case in the Calendar which father, charged his uncle -with having hee. gf lII4 ' tented their pistols. They then departed , Meat No Aare not yet svaiaspired. called for particular observation, they retired. In he knew, came up, and they s t e pped him and and e pre - nete el.:• Th. Lord ellineeellee took Ids seat on the Beach the coarse of half an hour Sir James Graham N ., iog the Pri. - cerned in hastening the dissolution of his prem. ' then was timed, that an application zatts=at ;•eat , balf-past nine o'clork. after some other people came up , and they turned with a true bill sgainst J o seph Clarke, age d pursuit of the thieves, and the neat morn . for the disinterment of the body, which was buri o • .. . -• 1 9 x PIIiTE PARS, 111 TUa MATTINI. Off not. 38, for stealing a tea.caddy with tea in it, and a the cheich-yard of St. James's, Piccadilly. iii 7 s : i-. • soner was brought to him, „astilhAL '''iii- . - ' ,•• CI Loan CRANCIILLON, as soon as be .had en. pound of loaf-sugar. He pleaded Guilty to the medletelY• whom e recognized im. . .. . .Lzw i ss, ) t i h ie e_C t oron_er for Westminster , h. was acco4 : ).• '' -, P ha r ed Court +lsis floc nine,' said, that be bed eon- charge., T. Quaff, the farmer spoken of by the last witness, • stoTl wheel{ further .as to the' costa instils case, and he The Court was now idlifor anotherhalf hour, when slated, that he came up asdescrihed by Mr. Breton.- , thought . rtuat thopro per order to•be made was to di. Sir J. Graham again appeared with a true bill against He and others went in pursuit of the highwayman, i ca ti oe g emf y pi a yi t: in i fithi d ,etwh o ei . swf l ei n sghf s ee n st a to w f er etie t ief o y l peta e ret a fi l is p ,h h . c fo a .r t:o il , lit z t: -;; ~ r_ sts. • •,; _t Pefir alt rect.that the Master &taste the costs of both Pe. Jameo,reggins, aged-21, for stealing some wearing and they found the Prisoner concealed in a corn sheaf much strongerigrounds of suspicion than those esi sh . a r ' Moot of the cabin of the Sloe Delight. He too ilium', *Bowing - nothieg woreatonable Or wine. ppm : . P t. in an adjoining wheat-field. he bad beard , s he could not issue a warrant for th Itfai • ; •* 'll . . i icemen , . pleaded Guilty. . The 'Prisoner, in his defence, said be was tired disinterment. If he did so at all it must be is eek t ••- iir Anima, PiGaute.oras desirees that tents ed. This auipensebad greatly thinned the Court, both with travelling, and went to lay down in the wheat t that he knew nothing of the robbery. s dition should benvade to this order, so tar •es to di- within and siiihout the bar. Just at this momentto investigate the matter by a Jury, and f in there he lot a sort . Thellinalot to ~pairs into thwesteot and profits came a letter addressed to " • The Clerk of the The Jury, with little hesitation, found his Guilty. geld, be ~ -a, distance of time, as well as the corrupt state of of the hoiderma carried on since the death of Mr. Court," ptayinglor admission to see the proceedii'gs las rime Bali, egths allow the Master to cell for books and from a Mr. M•Cormick, for a considerable time De. INSOLVENT DEBIORS' COURT, u . 11. . J 0 remains of the deceased, it woeld, he (meg& e d iv , 4 ... • impossible for any man to form a just A D s pule-Advocate in Scotland, and lately appointed Tlie Tyr r "C. • PPP"' rl mi: t . ....T . " - epos a view of the body. , ,ThelAien CISANCISLLoitasked, whether any no. Sheriff of Bute. Such an application, and at such a Jot* Richard Peentie•was opposed on his Petition variou It was recollected, that Dr. Meyer was called • before lice had been.given to the ether side of this motion ? lime,seemed scarcely intelligible; when Mr. M•Cor- by Mr. Port.ocw. it appeared that the Insolventk Thereto ' ik • The 4•9ollo,CnArreat.ton.- 4 . 4 . 6 I cannot gothrough of Justice musehe difficult of access. ihie,easot, to give my judgment is it et present, ss Henry Maenamora, aged 25, was charged with principally to a seizure that had been made upon his e s emits.* vast deal of pain ; perhaps 1 meibe bet. having stolen one shee p sod four lambs from Jiteeph properly for 71. 10s. for an assessment under the In. ~ ev i l*, the s enors. of the day. sad nay be able to do Twentythan, which be drove 17 miles, sod sold to come Tait, although the Insolvente hada:lade no re. 0 order, however, to set the question fi nally at rack affidavit, of which the followiagis a copy si... , The too . • - -•... to attend the deceased a few hours before be his A : .PallinOST implied a ffi rmatively ; hat In Coll. mirk a pp eare d t o explain it in person. He was di. had been a bankrupt is the year 1814, but had ob. Als,s, tilt i and the Doctor was applied to. , He, witheigg e 4 4 reesnice ef the tents of Sir S. Remilly, the mo. vetted by the cour te o us Cle r k to take his seat on one tabled his certi fi cate; that on the face of his schedule least hesitation , declared the death to have Ne ll pli . .4.: , Emmer t Limb wao.defoose - of the empty seats before him. It was invidiously in- he had a de fi ciency of 10001. unaccounted for ; that . natural and expressed much aston' li ;• ' Plnt Ten V. .Low' s . (erred from this circumstance, that the Scotch Courts 8001. of this consisted of debts due to Insolvents freely 9 g - 11 -411111 tb i t t '', .any doubt shou'd have arisen upon brothers; the Insolvent ascribed his embarrassments . the lehitet: k -: ulna .. ~ ..yosterd . ay cam e . to the Justice Room, and mak% ' Landnn to wit.-}, John Meyer,l D do Ise olor 74' id/ 00 991 get boiriver,, Mr. Welker (the Registrar), Walter Black, near W ki -- 0 1 ---fillten• After the eel- torn, nor indeed had any income it the time it was „lb. that lan ' .- 9 .- • --"! Sett 1, ended the late Willows M. E.q, a renta l's ' • yolk hark ballargliat .11- down for *gamut for to. deuce for the prosecution was closer!, the Prisoner levied • that Insolvent, in resisting the seizure, bad previous to his death, and, in my judgment, he died et l t, Neese I'. , ntorgovy! -, . was called on for his defence. He said he got the incurred great espence. He bad appealed to the Chosen motka a- F.qoes . : (Signed). " JOHN MEYER." •. Three. .. [Rie .1 4 ordeisiii :appeared. vmy mach indisposed Joon) from Kirkbertson, in payment of a debt.- House of Commons against this act of injustice, but The , LORD MAYOR expressed mach pleasure Ulla The .1 Saturda L} P • / Arosgpllont thesis v.] . ;i. - • DRYRY,GANE THEATRE. ,- -, Guilty. -------,---- had not received any redress, the consideration of his . Petition hovingbeen adjourned till neat Session. His satisfactory terminatioewdf the affair. ---- is minion to dissolve the injunction in,this ale ,111 SURREY ASSIZES due. 10. ' thus opposing the measures of • the Commissioners had . BOW-STREET.-Thaf stables of Mr.-Cipriani .f it , o t C " . fressury, who has.a.couutry.houst at Br k ' ell 9 Br oo k -glees, .grea s , . cennot.possibly be made before Theraday a Friday, -ow- offended his customer', and he had thereby lost .hi s shifting , were robbed on Saturday night. A labouring OmA ' Square ki \ . . ) 'as the Plaintiffs' , Counsel have net yet received in- , otructions to oppose it. . , CIVIL SIDE. - DOE EX DOS. %TOWS P. ELDERTON. ,# I ACIIION.AND corneas. in THE werezn-OgiacKaaaa This was an action brought by Mr. Stone, the •. • • A stAstenm A The Soucirtots•GßSlEGAS' ' • • , this was the Pe-trade, and thus accounted for his embarrassments. --•': • named Hawker, who bad found all the properly, sat : • 'rhe Court hereupon considered the Insolvent en. • . ~ titled to his discharge . landlord of the Defendant, to eject him from certain Thomas Cookson was likewise opposed by Mr. promises, consisting of a out-build- PoLLoca , on behalf of Messrs Redman and Lewis. :Otiose of dictate Asiigners oft i re - HatikraPts Prating hies, Ike. at Brixton.cseseway , house, in this garden , eounty on Mr. Pollock said the Defendant had been in the Otte Coßitaissioners might . be ordered to relieve . the *Retied ground 01 his having committed a breach Barrack Department for nearly 20 years and had :Omit; **port. as i they had reporterithet the Petit ton- of two covenants in the lease under which the pre. , ht to be answerable for 99.000 i. When In fact militia were held • ; one of the breaches being the non. latterly enjoyed a salary of 4001. per annum. In the We stated some days since the a Halt s a Gentleman month of June. 1817, the Insolvent was arrested , friends , bad carried it to Mr. Cipriani ' s, was , by some strings .' t mistake apprehended, and was 'brought to this Ace s yesterday, but was soon released, there being as • ground for any chargevgainst him. . pplication of Mr. in the and several of his who.con eive law , C 4 themselves aggrieved by Lord • at 25 g gnine:,.. May Lelen.te Alt/. I admired not ado sede eve - .: , 1 1 , 1 ,r Ilyd only received wpm. out of the prnduce o be Bankrupt's effects. The question was•wholly ,neintereatiog, ea it turned-on items of account. Mr. HART, Mr. BELL ,. sad Mr. MONTAGU, fol. Upon lianelaelt arid five of erection of a wall according to certain stipulations, and it appeared a little extraordinary that he bad not • . ' and the other the non-insurance of the premises con. petitioned for neat I`2 months ; shortly after his im. tinselly and at all times. Prisonment he had received '2'211. that he had been the statement of Mr. MAanYAT, confirmed spending It, and now finding it gone, he petitioned his servants, at the time whet they had taken shelter from a storm, ander a tied near his premises at Fulhean. Proceedinge hats sinceteen stayed, and a written application has bees J 'A' inborn eetofol I • •. made by Mr. Hall and his friends, for satisfaction for no Sint, lowad on ibe same side. - Sir SAM= ROIeILLT I Mr. Teowia , Mr. dm- by the evident-a for the Plaintiff, it appeared that in the Court for his discharge. 1803, the Defendant took the premises in question, The Insolvent admitted that he had received the his Lordship's and his servants conduct. No answer •• eases, 4 • was returned by Lord itanelagh, hot his Lordship . °r thi6 I r Low, and ale. Haling, were heard fee the p resent the garden of which was enclosed by a well in part, money stated. He said, when he was arrested be Aoligortio of else PltathFaPt• although 'on one side there was no wall. That par- had not the least intention to take the benefit of the applied to Sir N. CONANT, Say ing, that if any charge . lO, Sot vies regularly made against him and his servants, be !: The SouctloßsGittrtatL will be bend in reply linear covenant enjoined, that whensoever the other Act ; he had been in the Barrack DepartMentolut 2. A and they woolit attend to answer it • and on war. .on a fawn cloy. . land beyond the part un.enclosed by a wall should had lost ,his appointment on the establishment being 9 into the teats being applied for yesterday, Mr. [hit was is. s• the Sto , . . be let, the Defendant should construct a wall there. reduced ;he had good expecta t ions of a n o t h er a p . the G.l Nomploot of passengers who landed at Calais That land had been let in 1 805 , but the Defendant poiniment , which he indulged so lately as June last, formed of the time when his Lordship and his servant . servniit • fro ' ~ between the 27th ult. and the 3d test., h a d not erecte d t h e will, although regoired by a no- whed his hopes were quite disappointed, and then would attend. . 3. A I. ' , wea:# , ' Lameern•trrnmr.----Yesterday W. Johns; a - CURE COUG young man, was charged with uttering a ferged est , Bo R . ..--Caricr, Grerecns, and Cooper, an all th e prem i ses , although they had been insutted at times, cation for his discharge. 'tattoo pound note. .T.he Prisoner went into the shop at t, prima conte s *P frnma, long' provincial tour to fight. - The h a d to t been ;„sared continually. Mr. Serjeint RUNNINGTOR considered the state. 4. PI l' Black (Sultan) is the only one, it is sepposed, who Mr GURNEY, fur the Defendant , s t a t ed , t hat a m e nt satisfactory, end pronounced prouo ced the Insolvent en. Mr. Willianis,t hosier, of High.street, Whiterhapel, .A. • TIE& 1 will hike Carter : the bevy men of the day are in • more extraordinary or unjust attempt upon the pert tilled. to purchase a pair of stockings, in payment of whirl ;el ro• GANS • ferior to the othertio.. Ne ll ie does sot sees to have of a landlord In eject a tenant , after having laid out Mr. Poccocz th en urge d , that the as Insolvent . he tendered the note; and, on enquiry, he sold it was •, • ier- p• i 6. A him bwithwhom y a man any further relish for gymnastics. an immense *um of money no the premises, had had a pension its lieu of his appointment at the Bora °wen EASE' skittles the day before. lie gave a wrong address the Dit ATTllHrrgnSilleimg• - YestordlY m " nin nt a Yaeng never been made within Isis ezperience, for bit Learn. rack-o ffi ce, of one hundred and sixty pounds per aii- Print and was taken into costody.-Remanded. man named Fitzgerald, residing in Crewford.street t out Friend had thought it necessary to keep hack tote num, some portion of it should be applied inpaymeot I•4l;eiy, • Timm Poracs.-Yesterday J. Lee, a dealer in '• Mary-le-bonne, atteMpted to pots period to his el- circumstance, istich disclosed the injustice and op. of his debts. . • matins stores, in Loug-lane, .was convicted iu dm , iettence. by swalleviing a largefipmetity of laudanum. pression that were attempted to be exercised by the Mr. II taw' resisted the application, urging that V penalty of 401. for having its his possession an in. , The first intimation which hia ; lriends received of the plaintiff' in this case. The land be) and the spot the pension was not within the meaning of the Act; atirds mettle gummy of lead, solder, &c. for which ht . • rash act. was from a little girl. who beard kills °Peak- whereon the fi rst wall was to be erected was let to added to which, the Insolvent bad a wife, five chit - orders could not reasonably account. ne/o of lug to himself as ha left the room; she alarmed the 'the Defendant in 1805; no wall was built by him dress under fourteen years of abe t b 7 and at; age d par ent SHADWELL.--Yeetertlay J. M‘Corthy, T. Foley, oseloin i persons iii the house, who flew to his chacnbet.' then, nor required to be built; and now when lie t o su pp or t. and Ann his wife, were charged with violently as. . subdue . where he was discovered stretched, ou. the bed, Red had laid out the whole in beautiful pleasure-grounds After a little consideration the Prisoner was dis. repel smelting P. Splaghan. Splaghan, it seems, is a re- coop; the phial which contained the poisonous liquid, lying an d ornamental shrubberies, be was called upon to charged, spool his undertaking to do what the Court the oi doubtable champion, heading a body of his in this 9 i on the table. A Surgeon was fetched in, but it eras build this wail before his dra :sing-room windows, oi* k hereafter ig t determine. , diem, , • • part of the town,to whom the Prisoners are op. titian 'l' • found necessary to force the osediciges, down his sod completely to debar himself of all the pleasure - .. .. , , posed. They, however, caught him napping, and sushi t thrust. He served on the Peninsala. 'as an Ensign he expected to reap from the immense expence that SPAKRING. after knocking him down with • poker twice,. in a regiment of infantry. iiis present state is very he had incurred. With respect to the insurance, the, Stu • precarious. Learned Counsel would prove that it was regularly -mem.-. jumped upon his body, and beat him dreadfully.- of Co Saturday some men were at work repairing a house continued , and the contineation.money always paid Harry Harmer had a benefit at the Fires'-cottrt on Tuesday. 'Ditty were remanded, till his situation shall be as. meat monk belonging to Mr. Hall, Kent.street, Boroug h , when et the insurance-office within 15 days after the ex i- , nod, considering hi, the thinness i of i ed London, it was well attende d , certaited. all ho the side wall fell in, and the roof immediately fell ration of each year- .- the period within which it ought instea Tbsr n trr n if 4 so . m e w sn ev s. er t'o d a:4 " ,t,nt7.l7te at o e n um the r tn e s h i t eg 4 li nt, UNId*NIALL.- William Lyal, who was statedlo s . sal, o prove upon two men, named D 01111•1111 and Dawes. They in he -id pa by the terms of the conditions contained others of no note (snch as Jew buys). who lay the baskets of be living in splendour with a courtezan, was churl it book fruit aside for the time, and other ndrenturers, who have no by the Parish O ffi cers with deserting his wife, sad ' so Orr 1 • were very much • hart, and were conveyed to Gay's in the policy. prete'hsions to any thing but Sipping with gloves. melt to Be. , t and II ° Jlospital. The Learned Counsel proved these facts; and that lawn's, etc .) were put forward, until the cumeasty were dig. leaving her chargeable to the parish.-Ordered is . mend • make a proper allowance. it /lot A horse haviog taken fright set the New Cat, Lan. rent ivas received by the Plaintiff after he had given p ig . of W to H a ll and Belch ' • • made an excellent set-to free both, on Sunday afternoon -, went at a furious rate to. notice, bitth with respect to the non-erection of the e. b rnc i og m uch i stin and talent . er Hall lent best of It from . A 'poor negro, from Surinam, complained to the sisal wards the Marsh Gate, and in its way knocked will, and the alleged non-insurance, which circum. strength. Belcher had none the hest at of sparring, and when Magistrate, thee, after haviiig been paid off at Chat. Utley in he had a6 - rut, In the third boat. when Hall was following h am , from the Ann, he had beets inveigled by a ship. closet - down a sailer , who was dre a d full y ca t a n d bruised 7 stance he contended was a waver of all tight of eject. h im. he slipped upon his bitch a heavy fall, but without mit. In be , ' bet not dangerously. The animal was stopped at went , chief • mate to a bad house in a court o ff Cooley stree t, cLus, • h the Gate, which was at the dealt abet, without has. Mr. Al amoral. contended, that the premises were J. Lancaster and Crawley @hewed some gond sunning, In Where be was first made drunk, and then stripiel of paten ili: a n y d van tag eof the former, and D. Hudson and Lazarus hit - 15 i. and most of his clothes. He found himself la To ing done any other mischief. an.insuted for the 15 days after the expiration of one was . Gin RACr.-A match, for 100 guineas took place of the years; and it did not appear on the face of Davis the deaf man, and the best hit of man's flesh of hi s that state inf the front of the house, end got a coil. Toon • ea the E.g.' road, on the Forest. yesterday more - the policy, that the Insurance Company felt them. wetg lseon the boxing list, exhibited with the Black , who was stable who took his shipmate, but afterwards let hi bens by O'DonneL bin it was Gorernmeal Lottery to the Little , e el" • dim e log, which elicited much interest. a Gentleman, named selves liable if a loss bad taken place within those Go, and Davis threw down she glove, in charity. go. The constable was seen with a 101. note in his *iN I ' Yorise, having undertaken to drive a bay horse 12 15 days. TIIF. DISPUTED WIN OF THE LATF, FIGHT. possession, supposed to be part of the plunder.-- i Ittor :, miles in 40 minutes, at three starts. The match was - u c. ...r. ...MOSEY and Mr. Serjeant ;ADDY contended, s Trit:s,di.ifieicreitc Im e h w su i rre s t i I:el nn a lru rr lay' l and ant: b onne/ here. Orders nets given to an o ffi cer to trace the robbery, Ma* I'Clio P a r a nunds that il Painter had struck ige Sp ii rtni v i e w i l i sfn d e o g rn. " i' l ls' n e rit possible. . ~ done over a piece of ground' four miles In dream. on the wording of the condition. that as the po. olo, ferenre, and was lost by (Our seconds. Th e chaise Hey would be void if the renewal was not paid within umpires gave it Ws their decision fair, as the htow was delivered Ilsrroz-naanes.--Tuesday the driver of the Paddingtel . Pod wherit: i n h g t sv be as u t: n o . . and could ow be retailed. Mr. Jarkson stage, against whom a warrant had been granted for &Met asdei was upon a new construction, combining neatness the 15 days, so it must be valid and in full force as ag reed empires, who were chosen sine on each side, wilfully agam t t an opposition er)(1941, was fined 51. and emit. with lightness, and the owner, weighing list. drove. • it was, with as referee, sad they all were of one opinion. 3be battle. MARLI7oROUGO irraszy.-Nicholas Davis was rally- a t e- " . POWSIIIOI4 EIIiCCT cc CONSCIENCIL-4 few Mr. Justice ABBOT was not anxious to give any m o ne y d it,"twb..:lllkrec i e j i l ved i by Painter . i Acrording to rule if any witted for trial from the shove Office, on a charge of v riess he decided upon the spot, or If depredations committed on his master's property, a Mr. Curds. ' mot months ago the body . of a young woman IVO die- : : op.u.on as to the liability of the Insurance. Office the ins g e I go - on, t e he p e ;ale e t i s I n o l s i t , wine merchant. Diiplicares of tbe stolen property were (mad obeli covered ha the water neer Barging , la KeNC• rillbwithin •:, the 15 days'. Such a point was of consider- r.. - - . on the Prisoner at Liverpool, where he was smprehended. grease marks of violence which opened to indicate tbit !be • . able importance, led would bo open to Mr. Mar- CORONER'S INQUEST; On Tneiday James Martin was t harged with stealing a sieve of pitons, the property of Mr. Emmett, a !Lc/rimer, re7iditilt at Diet bad been murdered. Nothing. however , transpired trot at a future period; but at present, ender all Kingston. John Furttan. a constable, said that oft Treaty tart _........- which could tend to fix the guilt on any ietivideel l the citcomstances, be was of 'opinion that the Plain- rooming. nhout three o'clock, he ulwerved th e Prisoner come ri b and all further enquiry into the circomstassces bad tiff , must be called.-A uonsuit was entered a rd. m 1 :1,. a pL a r n Inlii rld-los kileil v a a t t al lin r. Oxley's Royal A rmintry big a ba.ket into an eating-e. in Geosge•strest, St, Oiles . ''t Mt li 1 at Abbey. before Jona he followed Min. and on •earcbing the basket found it tortes. ' cove ceased, when on Monday a yoang man at Maldetpue iney. %veinal . UNWIII. hail. Crooner, on the body of Master Fre. lain tro• K •tha t •h 1 vas- . is. non itir m ity r •bbertes were tug iy c In lb declared himself to be the murderer. He seitlf, that CROWN SIDE. derick Smith, oged thirteen, son of Mr. Smith, of Woml-treet, noshed • (' la .oveski.trat ~., den market, he mils him intocustodys mad et CII I Chettp-ids. Nettie MO merchant. It appeared in evidence, soon after discovered that Mr. I.!mmott had been robbed. the sad t ever since the execution of honey, ' the horrible George Pope was indicted for a bighwsy, robbery, that she deceased . was gll at the Boarding-school of Mr. Williams, Primmer said he bough' she fruit tr" - - I.? 49d prodspr ods thought of his own guilt bad rendered his life a bur • in sto pp in g and robbin g E. Breton, Es q . on the 26th of High ' Beach. Lefield. 119 receive his education, and pro- ull y ""i glinii. 't cat then to him; that hie could find no lost eight or day ; July last. seeded to the River Lea, about half a mile frum the whoa'. o ill, COURSE OF EXCHAN(W. ToraDAT. Aug. 11. wail Mr. Williams, ion.. MU 911 the !Oliver of the Academy , and'e and that he had at last come a resolution to deliver Mr. Breton, who is a Gentleman of fortune re. wren, . 0 . • . . . • Amsterdam. 37 28.2 U. 1 user boys, for the l our, De of bathing; the, freerently 11; ,,„ ~ rig S Leghorn, . t it halt himself up into the bands of ' siding at Windleslinm, and also having another house we Ito the mine place to bathe ; the dec“%ed mid she other A„„---",„';d sig ht , - • (st4l49a, 4i they aus % ll I S C. F. Ma ta, 50 . " Wal, A few days lance, an estraordinary interposition at Sunning-hilt, Berkshire , stated, that hip was boys undressed themselves ass i went in Ike water. but he sin- Ditto, " - Venice, 25 Majt f ritiantely went out of his depth anions mime wiled*. and was at siv ' i " of Divine Providence was evinced In the deliverance travelling in Isis gig from Sunning-hill to Windle. reed by Mr. %Villinots drowning, iv r.ti instantly 'rot two of his Rotterdam.)l 9.2 U. Naplee.. 44 roc • Palermo. 129 per oz. dim of William Salter, of the Isle of Wight, who being sham on the 26th of July lost, and whets he was near who I-fellows, who could swim, in after hint. and :slather for i ik . n d t " er l'' II V/ u ' t ' to " . 1- mburgb, 34 6 28 U. Listion 58 . A. . employ* in the mill, had occasion to make some the 23 Milp.gt one, bey mid EgliOnli a moo whom he .„,a.s.iltrisire,,(ilidotrheingthlell):rec t e " as s e " st eml bo llilli f: ei l l i r lie veni""din Altinia ' 34 7 2( IL Oporto, 514 that alteraiinskfttthe van. While sootgaged, his foot be. fully believed to be the Prisoner...came from the hedge tlepti.; i s 'youn g man came in hunt , a t nd g ri ot it ' him w r at ti a ti f t te o r f h hie e. Paris, 9 days's sight. 24 25 U Rio Janeiro, 68 soar Duulin, i;.s i er real. out I came entemited io the dressiog.ttrap, and. be was li . and caught his horse's reins. Ile then demanded his Mg under /vane about twenty enamors ; u Sureen" was sent for, t p i ii . i i i r i a " 55 1 2 4 53 U. Cork, 10i B e :sent. , LAI Mandy drawn seder up the dress and aespended by money, and, presenting something which he belie " h " did every thing in 114, ;sower to on purpose: BMW of the F h eats % NI . iHolla nd, 9 ran on 1 e .1 ne,l49lez.mo %gloater Benison ,. life . Veil other boy, pushed him in. nor were they near him and fr om .8/ one of his thighs,. agpecting every moment lobe torn to be a phool, though he did not distinctly ere it, the evidence it swiss accident. irerdic -Accidental 6eath. Madrid, 39 e ff ective ..ortugal Gold, In Coin , 41.0. , Cadiz, $ 9 elfective ed. per oz. . pre to pieces; bat to:lija. rest estealshment, the strap, threatened to shoot him, unless he immediately corn-- Bilboa, 3-he rolls, ii, Bars, 41. 11.6 d. • Sat r ( which was three inches Aide, and proportionably plied. At that time he was not at all alarmed, and A Butter Market is about In be established in Seville-, 3 1 4 Gibrditar, . New Dollars, bs bid. Sits er,in Itan.stali4lArd,sth U. Medi Ibis ~ thick, and • thres,f the cogs 'gave way, by which was preparing to get not .of his gig, when snother Dublin , by the Butter Merchants of be was praSkifilliS ly rescued from Ids platen sites. man came forward and presented a pistol at his body, a plan somewhat similar to that of the Coro Es- __ •, _ __-- • Con without sustaining any isjery . and was appa r ently *boat to discharge if, when the ,change . L ' ll' -.• .•,• • 1•11% .4 .3*4) . 1). LOVOML. ••• . e tiTATESWArt OFFICE, No. 4,4iti Nary-spurt, Fleet-tart. \,. . . . i 1 : • . , . .. • . ' ...i . 1 . • . . • .. . eft , .. . . • - ~..9.• ,i,s, • • s . --, 0.-7.1.1.__. -r• • - --- ---- ' . ' . - - .. • -