The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-14 00:00:00

I . 70 ✓OLIN /TAI NS, COMMONLY CALLRD THE LORD MAYOR. Finial) Jors,—Since I knew thee giving nut fleo►, cheese, Woad., and tobacco, on board of ship, eatil thee bec•mest a ship's hisband, sod flow thence till than hada arrived at the footstep, of thy gilded conveyance and civic debasement, I hsse watched thy progress narrowly and csrefelly, and have found all thy IMOveineitts .crusted by the force of thy prag. •relics! and arrogant disposition. Specious, though actininnious in thy manners, waverlug and uncertain in thy friendships, and ambitious to d o t h e dirty wink of thy empin, err, even in •ho [loose of Cs, reption. As ■ 111a,cittrare, his best, OR a varlets of occasions, displayed a vindictive temper, without masidering that a man once stripped to the cid, should at all times be teuseimas In using it, eves by proxy. Thus 'Louise,' that tyranny and torture are repugnant to the laws of England, and the man who'd rase either is a traitor to the lases, and should suffer acc..rdir•sly. Bos s Irked Joux, those men called .oldie.l affirm. " titer• are sone mg. tyrannical then • hum who are et• vated from the resits to command ;"—others ogy, " abut is bred is t►e boat, be the cam with t►ee. The opposition thy predeces sor met witb from the Lirery, should hem beep a lesson to thee; and that rotation which placed thee is the Civic Chair, nor, its time, be dispensed with,esd the employers disappointed in -meshing thee. It was tenoght shoo souldat improve from the temper of shy felloo.ciiizest. instead of which, !hoe bast be tem. the pander of their oppressors, and t►e smite sid-ole.ramp rf 11 Rif hireling blood.heeeds ; sod the seem where WALTER TELLS% blood added en em• bleu to the City device, thou eapertedst to make the in. matiet of thy vale-gloriess esallatioa.— Yet it appears with thee as with the Prodigal Son, good advice it thrown allay on thee; and though thou now may too 'Ertel in the tinsel of shy ,•amnion, thou rosiest yet feed upon husks among the swinish multitude, at he .141. To.•. host, friend Joss, steered tky infitot bask to oho port of vanity, and before thou tesehest the obelisk of thy desires, the clients of thy adventures will be enrolled in a rem. pendiem so thy eternal disgrace. Theo bast publicly exerted falsehoods to cotter thy delinquency, thee bast been repeatedly dared to pros• thy a tiont, er bring i forwmul tt.y proof. Tb.•e direst not et. tempt tidier, therefore thee mime now add the lisle of I—r to those of thy blosbieg hornet.. Is it to be en•!ered, that soli a vita thing should assert that the Citizens of f.nndon were to he murdered in their beds by their peaceable and industrious neighbour. ? Is it to be borne, that similar atrocious libels were primed es the walls, pssticela►ly •resod the met of Govern ment, and in the City, under thy very now, frteorl Joan ? Whet a sleepy dolt thou must be not In hat• the bill stickers taken op, as bed been dove on other eriflieg occasions. No, frivort Jose, Oat would nor so' thee, nor thy friends in Uri lewell, Shoe lee., Per Temple-bar. No, friend Josue, " Thee go is s t y boys," would no 'owe resells in smbibes ; the c odd be assassins, in all likelihood, *web, tern open their employers, and harm welch. harm cad, become the order of the day. These overlst on tumor alfeet secrecy, thou and the infamous, retempora•iee are known. Those who'd set the City in •tees by invention, would possibly do it in reality, if they were better paid fur it, such Is their bemoan/ loyal ty ; such their lave of peace and Christian firm Narrate. Before I leave thee to fatten en thy bore, who, from thy appearance, art not unlike ono el l'u*- no•it's ben Line, I should recommend the► a charge of posture, as Smithfield has tented out se unpin. deceive ; and as the slaeohtee of bipeds Is getting out of fashion, [tether a trip to Waterford would enable thee to deal in quadrupeds. I ask pardne. friend June, father was there before—mem! It is whispered, that thy employers ere sick of thy eve►.ofhcinus seal. They call thee a bungler, and that thy stars never intended thee for any thing above a Parser's Steward, and, whomever thou dineldst return to thy occupstinn, it will be with the good will of thy fellow.ciiisens, who, though boldiog Ike leade►s of the Smithfield Meeting in doubtful t o. sped, folly respected themselves, and the cause which should be uppermost in the heart of every he. west Briton. They would not be formed to infringe en that taw which is their GirtA•rigit, which thou and Ike official tools of thy employers throughout the teentry, have endeavoured to set et defiance. No. friend Jona ; neither the Citizens of London, nor the People of 11.itain, went to be honied doom like Marconi in the land of their fathers, or the enter. Senate Irish, by the protected banditti of Orange Wrecker:. No, the summit of their wishes is the Law of the Lead, and a fair Reptetentation, of which they are deprived by the assistance of an nwor.wyea. hog Magistracy, a set of ignorant despots, radii atty •prong like mushrooms from the froges of human •isery, devoid of those qualifications which beautify the seat of impartial justice, and render a oaths. happy. Antoog these petty tyrants, the,* are none More dangerous to the well being of society than the gownsmeu, whom %VILLIAM PITT principally intro. deiced into civil office. fo► encirrl purposes. He knew they would cling to power, let it emanate from whatever source, even from illahonset himself. These he fiend kis submissive agents—his active Magistrates —his basest tools—his reeetterstors of evidence—his promulgators of plots—his finishers rt the lats. They substituted politics for piety, end for Chastise, meekness domestic oppression, until their utte► neglect of morel defies, created a swarm of p;i kpocket fanatics; the ranting lialaariies of hlssphetsioas conventicle,. who now, like rata, so. deimi AP the boasted foundation of Church sod Stale. I may be told, friend Joust, that ibis is the old story r ter spin. I allow it ; yea, I think it is so very dl anti infirm, that thou merest be every day en the loot. out for its demise. Thou wilt smile, friend June, when I tell thine, if there he sty anti among thy civic tribe, that di.. grimes the Ahletmenic character, thou art she man; bat tti:l thug emyett shockle at the smiles of lite THE STATESMAN. Departineni, sod bug thyself with the vain 'louse. td., of kolohtbond, which thous rens. •et 'twee, w•thnnt thy hiss& casiks, Oliver, Sabine, and llarper litor•-1 with thew to shit* the 1414.nre of tb. sword of Stale waving ever all tbise bud. to. This fteeriont 11111 not make thee smile. Them oat see to thyself—" I am scarily suited to be arc down is such company." I der, it, Mead Jose. Ouse has caused blood to flow in Derbyshire, menthe, attempted it its Westminster, the others in tips-fields, mod though lust lint least, thou Knight of the Dogger, in imithfirld, hada the same object, to foster thy ;No. motton. Steil. I tell abbot's in vale, the People w.ll not go in the way of brieg butchered. They wars their rights, they want the law; yea, sod they will have them too, in spite of German whiskers, Gm. man sabres, soil German pampers. They ham too long been borne doer by a profligate ovation, their Representation • despotic Oligarchy. They aro les. ed to pay the worst characters in the coons'? mittemotaa sums for doing worm than pettily; a set of mercenaries hired to ride roughshod tom thee, awl uphold • courtly pomp in a coontry where the inhabitants are deptieed of more than a manly pit tance to keep life and mid together; where the Poor Rates in the manufacturing districts rio t ed the rentals, and the upstart myrmidons of power crying aloud for vengeance upon (trees who dare complete of bonier sod nehotiness. Such is the atom of oho once proud Joan BuLt., now lb. poor, the humbled, the insults") Jason Oyu.; 'till, with gel this scrums. Wino of misery, he is called span to pay a spend. thrift Prince 10 000 0 . a sear for keeplug one of the Coustosndenents ; 60 0001. a year to a young 'oldie', for giving up t h e sweets o f MI. a yes". end seer crest for roast beef and plumb podding; 400.0001. ots another for assisting despotism, the " beloved and skiing the Isquisitton in forging the chairs of ' slavery in &reps; for them and similar impositioes the People are called open to pay three millions of additional lases, and that in tinge of pearl. Whet , thinks. thee now, friend Joint ? Can ell this lest No, Joint, it cannel. Heaven forbid is shook!: the accurst mast be balanced, sod the sooner it is dour I the better. 11e11 the., Mood, 'di awe folly to look at the sitssti•.a of snits, and for a ens•ttt seppom it can be improved by ',Allied's,. Vine awn will at all time stare danger in lb, her—foils and cowards wily wish to pet elf the nil day. These who tempt a power above the law may full endor thy law Britons most eat or lb., comet liar : •11 the gibs of boantifel nature ate coaaterected by the impolicy of Ms. Britons slime in the midst of plows) (i.s. honer at last •ill break through atone well.). 415,01! when lb., ery sled for bind as food their ots.re abl...fsprint •pin, they are mdl•d essd ht ? Bt the very blood secket•, who 'sit n I on the r•te., and took for bono•r• ••• • rensid for I anti, rapacity. Settiiitt i g a few to the Cup•. North I Attorney. or Botany Bay, wont do—..b, 00: ((.fete mast Wino, st.el that sperdsli: a Rotor a. lb. Ise of the laid prescribes ss comfort.. •.. teo h•slsb of the Constitution. Sot show. Mead Jou,s, and such esprelants, a.. like the has inhabitant. a t • entity •..uat n n. oho will est e.. advised b) th•if w•ghtuters of approsehoog &mgr. ChM the fir., high until hods the rotten talons about thei► oats. ...d, as a matter of Mgt.., it•., boron* the victims of their ewe stubborn infatestion. Now, tripod June. 1 hove Pee to thy owe rei.e. limn, if thole hrst Soy refiffeijos otomesfs. Thank tI y Davie(' Mare, for t►a lined eneders of the Poessie, •hw. if they woold be 'nulled by thy improdefore, ■ight bees coerced this with the blood of thy no.. toot sod iodositioes weighboors. Caothersell, 9th Ifloesh. IPI9. OBADIAH. TIM GLASGOW WRAVIMS. Dube last wet •pwatds of 300 eoeters out of oo,k la 'h. Royalty, Were replayed io tho'Ma by the Magistrates to make retain irpeits, at die rue of Is. Ir. 3d. sod Is. 6d. a day, occordhe to she ciretentooteof their Goethe : ao pall •camber belonging to the Heresy Parish was employed in one dune Tewa•s quarries. As as additional sis hes. eked had applied far work dsrlog the last week, oho 'loteseripeloo Committee fossil it absolutely news. vary to reduce the wages le Is. a day to all classes, when a somber of eddkiousi heads were merged.— ' Pivot Is the Green, sotisfled with the fettuccine, went peaceably to work yesterday morels', bat those in the gamey week work, and having commed cased, at the breakfast hoar, with those in the Green, about theee.foartlas of them reflood to work bat on oleo (newt terms. A considmedlo crowd having, in the ~saint, assembled iu the Green, the constatotes, by order of the Magiseestes, tweed oat, and a de tachment of the Web Dragoons ; the 80th Ittlimvnt being ander arms se the barracks. No disturbance, however, tank place. Abnet nine.lenths of the weev►r. applied this morning fur work, and arrange meet s are making in give them employment. A depvtation of weavers from the village of Aoehisairo. on Thursday last, waited on Charles S irittog, Fory. at Cadder.llosse, stating the distress that 'bey and their familiessi preset., ley tender, from want of employment. The proprietor of Aechinairn, at lb. r►gent of Mr. Stirling, went coo Friday merg ing so learn the real stale of their cases, vibes be Need a number of Om wholly oat of work, and others had airy little lieges for what they did do; and the while of einem, to the namb►r of sisty.foor, however, declared their willingness to work at mach tabour as they might be able for, at sae Millais a day.—( Glasgow Coserkr.) The I•Ie of Wlkl is in a template bottle al the present moment, by the presence of hit Royal High. Mss the PRINCE !trate; thew randpotooo it ap. rioted in that Channel. The inhabitants are elated •ith joy at the event, no !Renard' basing saskr been wpm the Wand slue• the Imprisonment of the safer. ignite t HARLIN at Ca►isbraulte Castle. Essr.er of a !otter from a Gootlemas is thy parish of Sr. Geary►, Jamaica, rho has litod rho., IR yoors, t o bit Mood io A;r, &god eh* 10111 of Joao lari " This Is oho Boit ilroo.lfol plat I over ; set a shown of rain In 'hi' qoarior sloe. tho 1141 .f Feb. We aro dreadfully berm ',Need sill mot make &ben half a crop. Liars will be deu.": Pal TIIK 67:4 rES.II4N. TO A RADICAL. your eery mile Letter In 111 r Statesems. of lbw 10th August, yiso say "bread, milk, potatoes. bolter, cheese, Ash, flesh. &c. are not 'cry rbild, loaded with direct taw." Again, Id your 1'os" script, your observation, lead me to Wok your onfavousablo to a Property Tea. With sniped to the first oblerestioo, 1 beg lesee to remark, that bread, be. is " based" with the tic Mesa and most UNJUST of all vAatai.-.4be most iitsjosi, as going in poisons having no prelensio• to any rigid of Wing on merino; and the heseitret, as amounting, et • low =lodation, to Oil per Joy, or 91. 1-. 6J. a yeet on earls individoal ; 411. ltv. &I. a year ow a family of be persons; 731. on a family of right persons; end MI a pepolatiuo of 18 million% the yearly sum of 181,260,0001.1! I That MS TAX is as direct a, mese IBM are, let GS see through hew many hands they as, from the payers to the receivers. The pays i ors bey their breed of the baker, their meat of the, botcher, their butter @DJ cheese of the chandler, , be.—that it one dey's march. These persons bey of AR dealers—that I. she &I day's much. The dealers of the formers, and the farmer pays this TIX to Me landowner; ma that skis Corn Lig, *rotation s move oAAAATna OR ALL KHIOS OP AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT, gees only through 1t,,,. prison., trvNl the payers to the rereivers, from the robbed to the robe bets, which I think is as abort and as direct a cameo as any other tat. Sidi, to abstain so mach RS rosi- Mt from timed commodities is very praiseworthy. I drink milk end water for breakfast, to save the tea ea dos or entree and urger; ewer at dianer to nee the lea on malt wir any whe. ligent ; end the mime at sapper. I have else left of smareking i.,b e acli csalLfs same reason, end heartily ;..in yaw 111 recommending the same to others As respecting a Property. or rather (fnr the per. pose of Including the fund.) an Income 'rex, 1 own confess I was ulwaye 411 sows'. fur it. What I .11 would produce so morn oc..oomy In the tat-masts..s es one which 1,0111.0 f .:I iu day pr-portion on them• felon! If this 3 OuU,VOOI. of eases bad beets sn notch so hive been 'dried Iv en Inc ime Tea, en-testi of blaming the bers!....• 4.f the poor, bush tlie land and fond-ow Uri, 00.1111 lieu. he-n MMe towlines annul She new (irsests.--1.505ig1.., is is a made of satiation • ..ch causes s man wit% 10001. 6.. rat In ini) Nye Wiwi as mach St he • no halts will 2SJO. . lite kr. ; whets... the Coto Lan Tea falls, Itrossor nn sh.. pour ll.ato on the rich, eel a MAI mat .11 Cu.', Lis 1 -Woo . irojest. .10 Mettler, • rubber,, ie. .11.0 a is ma for the .'state. het for locust,. she hare a.. Riede. 1.. 1... sly ..... .ed by Tsaartua li • iliscri is. ....weeny on c.. pa .tiessi Intl oat Irviell ✓ot , fill STATT. sllneb.e IR noilionni to consum • mot one ...g of sheet, or 6 I q s .. tern loaves a ).•ar each, it would raise 1.13 a ai,tsbut.. which las, wins roma I out. would he 00 *Oset bread being higher titan it no • is, and all .11.1 ...lee articles of life be .11 •b..ut sell prier. a. &Jure the one; such 28.8.)U,0U0. ! being rolls TO Till 'WATT ....Itial of she WO 1 na sloop, eon el nnln.• Ihr writ .. 00 n..111...11 of Slate Erni., to 31 VI/U.IMM (i.e.,. h••er. ter, at ouch en riven. Ingo •.. 1 . 1 . 1 We. sm . filitAD IA N(.T Till PROMI LOTS cs.s goo TAXATION i littettle $ 'staid be toe princip•l, 'Riveting taus egasily, and tieing a spot to 'mammy, awl the oilier oases should be solely contused in luau. I lie,. I'o pruwete these things, give Anneal as l'rs. tennis' Pat li•ments. lloosehuiders !iu(iage, mild alt..ve I sit, Electirt. 5) PRITATI 'BALLOT. I .m, sit, 'mot must obedient Servant, Bail, Anglia, 1019. PLAIN A. B. C. RUM.IN BANDIT Y. Roes, JULY 13.—The Bevan de Revefibr, who resides la a co.sisiry.tionse nitwit o b oe s a t yj p, c . 4 o f the tnw• of oleveao, recelyed some time since a very disagreeable visit. It was evening, end the Raton was sitting in company with only his sou and tbe iisias painter Salida , . Soddenly the dun, was Arm fire, and a Awe men, covered with a mantle, end laving a red silk hondkercidef twisted resod his bat, entered, and asked where woe the U 41011? Ile inspecting danger, made • sign In his earapanions. and replied. that he would go and call the 8 4 1 , 4111 Leaving the room, he eaciioniered at the don, fuer men armed *ids meshes,, but he saved hiessolf hen them by flight, end arrived at Olseano in search of ,assistance. The Pootiacat soldiers, booeser, were nib.► sl o e is their easements, and duo robbers see conled in carrying off the painter enJ young Remobr. They were t.k•n to ahem the distance of a league is the neighboosing woods, where they fiend all the robbers united, in ■ember about bO. They were 1 young men, few of them being over ±0 years of ag•, bating very beautiful mite tandem', with very rich sashes end diamond earrings. The Captain of 1 the band bore also a large golden cress sespe•ded from his neck. The robbers, ea the following day, soot • message to Oiresno, that they wools' reclaim • ransom of 6000 made for the Baron's son, but as for the poor painter, said they, any one shall have him for 60 midi. Doris; the negotiations the two prisoners wore very well 'rested, but they were fregoently told, " If ye' alike the least noise, or the least signal, we shall shoot you ; it is necessary for the esam;•le." The painter was ohlisPd to make por traits of the entire band. After Iwo days, the ran. sons of the young Baron was hied at 2000scndi. The robbers, no porting sit\ him, embraced him, and the Captain, clasping him in his arms, slid, " My son, the remembrance of you is engraver in my heart ; never shall forget joy ; l hope we shall meet at Naples." The seenents hos Newfoundland respecting the livheries are 'scowlingly favourable. Salle of the three bawled basis hoes St. John's had, previaolly to the Itth of Jose, takes 40 quiet its of Ash on share. sad the retch wee still geed. Mr. flassier's sew veluase of Political Rung' ased Public Lharecters, was pabliihed Ibis day by Mr. Hone, ss will be seen by the Adverlisea►ent.— The curiosity of the Pelona is strongly attrected to the Wink by the Author's high literary talents, sod the fearless Wogs*, of kb pee ei political se►'Jrets. II OY.WARKK7' TIM .Titit. Lest eight ass pri.gld ,it the II d. sari w•.et poutcehly for the 1.11 tin. • farm entio!..l •• Skl• ford •md Minton, or gA , ►e and back gem A )cant Led) owl her lot c run sissy ; ,he t a a tt.r•d h►t e ea.dion, and • heat+, whom he he. •efoe.• 4 for het ha•haed, from netfogri Minton, he• tasted •eromeudsii'n st the latter id•r•.get I op ie. pnst-chaise nusaide the hove *hero the ',vete. have pet up. The driver return• in the norldie the nigtl. eithont knowieg that he torts.), tWe peasrng•r•, end of rear•• without op,..isin4 theta of lei dopertery. They apply forrstertalem►ol et rite Belford len, es slay imagisso, for the a•eend flew, and are tecommod sled. An odd Impish Tee sal, enamoured of Crate, thy aforesaid booby, haw ing siren Ithaca after him, is net • 1,511• delighted to And him lapping end •I•ispering at her chasaber.deer, he ha►ing bees referred to that apartwient for hi 'mono, 111 id? erg. An altercation of row.. and en* nevem, u.e•sneet, which takes War* hme..prin, deo feAstinvel the fate of the piece. The aerlsooco walled for the catastrophe as people wait for en Oil elevation, with painful certainty of a most revolting iasev. We nerd not say 'het the infers "come back avian" to Bollard ; farther comment would he ate• lass ; es the reprobatios of this illiterate an' Well este compnend was m•.st fully decreed, we hate •• dread that it •ter will " come beck again" It lifitelA b waive.' nod hi titogiefr praii• and gym. path) fits Tansy and Lino*, ; they did 1111 th.t was otetiesble, rat ih. Astitpr's 'tepidity woold have enblted thee...dip Gmtottet of Ili power, as swiss are said tat kill .ee 1..... •14. zzoGuiv)A or srp.itSS. enfortenee east• al, fist the asesakr of Mt sire, was es.rn -1. F do ? , the 8 h hat. a fear blew.* pail I! neer the ea•vney of the count% e, .1 et I.4nsh ;dee, in lb. p 1 0.4.0140 of a vast number uf ettert•t I re, fill behe•iner efirt condemn. vino, oe• coo.i.tent with Mk owlet .i.eation, and ha net his ien.enistioe, fete with i•teness Ills crime, a. ..or Hendee' ma, marmether, was attended ohh eireowatanre. of peons. ot•nrity, having moldered his wife in the west deliberate manner, in order to marry a female to oboe he was paying hie addressee as a sinole man Tow bad', eller hating been ie.pendel as hoot, oat temoired from the trafaid, and was immeli ly visoyed in • curt, eee.•topthir , i by th. !4h..rire stints and enesisbles, to the CI), mind Ileet•re. roue is the Ilatenie4l.gat.len, whore 1 1 1.16.11•11 f Cell• =bed had prepared Mls powerful galaanie battery (which farmer,' b.bindeol to Professor T t) with the intention of mlonetine -time of the Pawl.. meats lately deemlhnd by U. Ur', of Glasgow, I the ineroal of the Keys/ lastitation.—(Coesklija (;Aroaide.) 111,11 (1. -.0111110..- A Mule. le *bleb Meth commie Ma driefeilleiliolb ISA sbewts..eak pleated felt memo gnu Olden Olive. as Then est. for hp dill ens aside, belfteee bea gleam, a .wychaine r awl bob,. Can, a relnii.se of snt mug 4 the• amine why was brat by the name Ce.eliee. Tee War earl/inns pewee b irked Can. their reeetryesaa, 'reamed Viet II i.e naelt4 S taw. A Men: •feiir feet rim w is fiarni.4l web slakes. ani Ilse He, (rem Birmiagbas, seceried Cart, sod Nos Tenser picked op ' Saw, Sevilla even. is she first mead. which tailed lb esiestes. the in.. him east ether .aril their 'fins w iyed raw. i in. an I Vier reeled away wehwt g .iag dawn: to get fresh wie4 for attack. A length fan wit• kaarlial dawn by a bet.; holy Mow. The ring well crisseeed be claret-pals. S. leis round was coatested w Ith epoch ferocity. Cart had the heft id it at the commencement. by plarieti a heavy hit open hit adversary's left ionple , w'tich s . excered him . but his eaters was too gad mite Snared with it. Woes halt down. sad is sesta have beta lair for Cart to hit his whoa sispeeded easiest the rail. be Id rd hie ep. dripped hl, deft, and retired. This aft, sn characteristic of as Ertgli.hatia, wen marls app plaeded. In the left pen of the road Saw. and the heft of ft. tad Moored h s east by • (rink bet wren the &ad.. Tit • ether hrs., sleaghterlac mend. 5.../Insi the Sett le 47 esinates. The herb .1 the ewe were so rnstawd and swellee that their features were Softened ant hurled. Is she ibiee , rimed b th west dew , lea clew, and I. ebe /north Sewn wen th light lay a blow which Woke the bridge i.f :be ease, sad ' winch hi. bin era( se tier. Upos doe alias.. surto a psshhing bete ha. scarcely Wee area. There wr i• befell*/ away frets hiss few wins a science. bet ibe sw awed op sad cachou...vs' blears in long es they had sirregth to de se. Their weights eft obese twelve owe. _ . Grua, mania` • arm rose arre ef pee* irrteeed *Mel the Jer-ire Komi. lo sneerer 'spectates* al gem • e taMoallas. TM. Sean % 'der emo. itomerrer. before tee.. lei id. war. to .are the timer., leer eh .were is waft Ing es diet ioecoom. Wormed the Caen Oust Stew's wife eta not its a etre dittos to mired pet. mod the Marie. mast he eatt•equeetly paste pawed 11'111009. edema, I..kitoss. mm pet to the her. ebasawd " l ob 9 miss* a beadle of Hoek ior from Mesa. Dee. Cheap- Aa r . la 4 siibt at Mae t:eleelt The evidence w 4. remelmire saatoo hie. He pot M a orient paper folly adosiseag the met sad pleading hie Morns t swassaa other Woo reotaimed le 11.11 appeared that be had served 13 pears as a raldier.—lte was cow eismed„ _ _ _ tior.hall. a low bone-Sealer. woe charged by Simpson. • earteas, with demising Its prepsmy unlawfully. The PH. etwet toM the ether • mare for II guineas. y eve, Say i• Smith geld I ludf elle awn. y was paid doors. Ore ember ball to be paid is a flimsiest l hat 'rhea Marshal gm bold of the .Is gulsess. he liwirled ea hatisi the ps3 nest maple ed before be parted with the sire. - The Mattireitalo oh.ervei of the portion, and kiwi of their home.. etio ..n.rd r• he Nee of the sem, ends. that they were dimmed.. He trebettecederl Marshall to aloe the ether hl•merisre wales she he MN MOM i 11... In de. bet ..tiered give the penetrate posseerbsa ef the me= if he webl4 give him wearily fee the proofo4 papules.. Iliespses said, that he hod its ether PRIM of secede, thoo drw perm pigs. "Akio Mar.h . .ll declined. tersely tog, that "the woo I Orr coo oi• On fee park. The alastataasa 101 l Mat-hall that he word to be eery see aortoiseil, at to beepiag the noisy. 'Ascot Met shat admitted. awl *ailed that It wet the trey of the world. The 31 4111511111 Te thee told too Cooplolitaot that he eooM de =shin safe foe his. About eight o'clock yesterday morning, Mr. Peach was sent for, to me a ►orse belonging to 410114 ft. Thompsons, Wiest.bar. Mr. Pe,ch was *track wit► t►e singularity of t►e symptoms. Ile was informed that a dog, about five weeks since. which wet shot on account of being mad, had been confined in t►e same stable wit► this ►orse. From t►e hour above-men- tinned the horse seminally became writes, appeared rinien , ly mewed, and bit, or ratline worried, to. surds tne coat !orlon, la Interne was presented to him. Ile bp•ke net if the /table , once, bat tier fortonalelp Rot in spin. At tench being seamed, about eleven uis pound, of blood were drawn front him ; lint all help progiiig in rain ' be soon afterwardsafterwardsdim). Dr. knight, Mr. fly, end Mr. Oreisisid, and seem. tel other Medical Gentlemen, were present ninety from the beginning until hie death. After death be was osamined is oho presencoof petrel Medical Goo dearem, but notblng appeared on diseection Only to napkin the cum 01 W dandro—(Shilleld Irk 4.g. IS.) ry A