The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-15 00:00:00

.-...•:- : ••• • t he door with the other prineee r talling Irish, and took them into custody. likoltley endeavoured to escape. Isaac I'ike, constAblia, stated igat he apprehended the priounersa on searching tleeni,Ttifound several sixpences mid a shilling, all bad, and a small antis besides, which was good. Mr. Powell, Solicitor to the Mint, swore that the slx- Vence., paid tee Slr. French and Mr. Stevens, as well as the utters, were counterfeit, and all. from the same die. The ( usinsts ti . (P. Cutest, Esq.) Summed up the evi dence• at considerable length, and with great perspicuity; and the fury, after five minutes' consultation, returned a verdict of Gri tty against both the !slimmers for Oa double offence. The Chairman sentenced them, accord ing to the Act of tleo. 11. c. 28., to one year's imprison ment inltesegate, and at the expiration' of that period, tq hod safeties for their good behaviour for two yeah. lioirmry lioso/suod was indicted for a similar offence, and pleaded guilty. The evidence wai, however, gone intu, and dearly establisheu the fact. The prisoner, on being called on fur his defence, said, that he was passing ttough Petticuat- lane, with the intention of buying a s rt, when he was accosted by aJew, who said be could bey a better bargain, and told bins he would sell him sonar bad money at is. i ts' score. The prisoner answer ed, be bad only half-a-crown s and being distressed anal out of owls, hr purchased upsvards of a dozen sixpences, &e. of the Jew, who immediately disappeared. This story was delivered in the must artless manner, and the estatawsx believing it, sentenced him to only fourteen days imprisonment. OLD DAILEY SHSSIONS, J... 1.1. The trial of Joseph Melte* for the wilfnl murder of WU.. Turney (the evidence on which we yesterday laid inlets our readers) was concluded by Mr:Justice lint.- nitro summing up the evidence at great length to the 1 Jr 47. The main question fur their consideration was, siOrills#r the blow gives by site prisoner to the deceased Ale given with an intention to destroy him, and take bllit life; or whether it was gisen by a sudden irritation, tfith I view to loutish or chastise hint for the supposed ilt)stty of turning round his cart. If the Jury were of tlce latter opinion, they would find the prisoner guilty dl tnanslaughter ; but it, on the contrary, they thonght ife'lloati wiled from malice aforethought, and inflicted the 1 liflOW which led to the death of the deceased, it was their *iffy, **wryer paintul, to lied the prisoner guilty of attutitt. The character, his Lordship said, which had' Writ. Al Tin to the prisoner, should have its due tveight ttlth the Jury. 1 The Jury having consulted together for a few minutes, vehounct4 • a verdict, finding the• prisoner guilty of fftbalituefter. •'VatotraTlitophy war - indicted for feloniously killing.l treed slaying has wife, Catherine Brophy, on the Isinfl !Welsher eat, by striking, beating, sad castleuher ties the ground. . •ifieveral witnesses were examined, bat their evidence parotid nothing more than the situation In which the 1 , 414-tlisrd hid been found. f The prisoner protested his innocence, Ind seid:the un • ilimbnete deati k of his wife remised from her own Paler tickets conduct, in getting out of the best find falling /retest the bedstead, and thee on the'lloor. He called several witnemes,who gage him ad excellent therm-ter for humanity. • Wt. Justice Branottons summed ',the evidence, and *V Ivry, after deliberating for • kw minutes, pro tise prisoner Not MOM. ...... ! ....11_. • • . "Veit TOF REQUESTS, CASTLE-STREET, JANVAIRT 13; . • %. *t ▪ ,- MISCRY-LaNi TilltirTllll- , —SOLACANIII. IlliririsToN, • • r 'Rio was a•proteeding, en ao. order; egoiasttise pro es* Lessor of the Theatre Royal lherplermr.,.caliii since show cause willim DikbacchiltPPßllll! . besable , pieistilra use. • t • • )-- The plaintiff stated, that be was oerosiesidiy employ ektiLittrory-lane as afigoroar, receiving 5C per night gaseatente aeration for his services. During IhOlirst foss saiSits of the new Pantomime, called Week wad the Rtes-stalk, he attended, and danced in the pieft; but Om.ltielftla (Erbil)) night, he was unable to attend, and no the following (lay, when he attended to receive his teary, he was informed, that is consequence of his stin t otiondance on the evening before his money was ect hp =;agreeably to a standing regulation of the l'heav I d s a dnv or two afterwards be wrote* polite bilker tin Mei Elliston, requesting the paymealt tl at if it o w f at I n i li e 5 ll ' irbrk:rl:ollllftra' and ve b r inti k i Ty Ilffterillillp I: the M.of Requests ; bat to this letter he reeesved nose tidflotory answer. Some days after he accidentally orel thihdafendant in the street, who jeeringly bald, " Why. Ilallobladonan, I have bees waiting for your SIMMOiII. ' lapY shall .atom wait long," was the answer, and . on the Ilibotring flay plaintiff - did take out a: susionsas, to sake Mr. 'Billiton refused to attendxilt the present or al, timed. blierwas now contended, by s Gentleman who attended brig`. Elliston, that the plaintiff's cilia was opt kmeable, ittasumele as he had heen.guiliy of a breach of them voles anti orders by which the ; highest as well iss ripdearest lora-fernier was ifesoll, awl by the strict ea neat of which alone, any th!g i l lie ilte sathority *add be maintained in the Theatre. regulation. were rcellare numerous—hut the clause of theist whim pasties- Mite applied to the plaintiff, was foe aktestiag.Wsmelf critlsst skewing cause force doing, or gisingsaffscient empire, in order that his place might• be augglied,by asmiter. A number of regulations were then got ,in, and amongst the rest was One whisk indicted ols *Ay 111111FeWer. Etc., a week's salary *enmity for idniepting oirniell, under the conditions shove Oared..., .. a ~. The plainti ff said, that Mr. Elliston , ;rah f view Of sari! - much as possible, he sairs gs it ed, .kept Went, bat lie wanted 'giving by. Ai night when shillings.--ile denier ins, or that ever thiii, Irreace ; 'hut even 1 lt-_, •htly servant, and tha. .im. iners, after a sikort ilelibevatioii. __ right ol -thelisintitr was not regulations quoted, and they se defendant ke•phy the Whole of TRZ 6 Axel% . - , „was somen4oll for the.t.r elaittied by theipbkilltiir, et* Deury-iane, for orrilog Or I can Drury-lane itkoafre: hearing of the eattii tlrtitilloll Theatre, - he en tiro fr. i the Surveyor ig• the pil, carting away 112 10 PW , thringit debt IV A regidtelf:fit f thy heaps. of dirt iffittubhis street in "'kat W Abe bell* parish irit. ilfartires-fir ry-lane Theatre ft situ called to this nuisance, have the • rubbish attired saviag expellees as much as pose sto minor ballet- pOrtosu employed such persons by. the t at the suns of Jive Altai ribed to any regulations. meat produced had his concurre contended that he was a nigh ton could not apply to kin Learned Commissioners, a If opinion, that the right ' Affected by the regulatial ly adjudged the defenth od Old costs. CIIIIVRIf p. Tfll .f 1 is case the defendant Nat , • of a trifling debt claiMe ,-,1 Mile cowkeeper in Drury - it . "' Jr , tubbish away from Dior, arid, on the hearing i}tun took the.Tbeatre, i f Ale with Mr. Codogan, the Si lenient Danes, fbr eartiof Theatre. The contract, U i . • en's sertiinessf-was not rep A • ~.uente was . that heaps.° L .,,..,r trtly lying in the street "r. The Surrfyor of the ps -wadi 011 which Drury. 4, 1 'basing 'his attention c Pct et frett mi ettt notices to ha Wet, and on the oesWn 1 et impiffy, said, _if ft was , whieb formed poi was sot lemma 'Mt) • I • -Ts•~--- MI9PWiImo•INF'"II ; Jesse, which in order to Mr. Elllstot son who wr and at a late hoar on a urday t. the means of his men awl carts, performed that when he sent in his bill nobody knew any this and be was driven to the disagreeable necessity toting proceedings. Mr. Elliston's representative only wanted to be • fied of the justice of the claim to pay it; and that g done, be felt satisfied. •••••• • POLICE. A LITIGIOUS COACHMAN'. Bow- STREET. —Yesterday, the driver of the hackney chariot, N 0.473, having bein stuanioned before Kicn* Bisects, Esq. for having taken more than his legal fare from Mr. Barron, of 'hensington, when the summons was returnable, Joseph Leach, the owner of the chariot, appeared instead of him, and pleaded for time to pro duce the said driver, " he being a srpermomerstry man, and-not easily to be fonnd." Time was granted Mm ; atuttitne and time again, and still he was never reddy ; but meanwhile be was constantly plying the complain ant with long letters, explaining the law of the case; setting forth the immaculateness of hitnself and all his people, and eujoiniqg OMB to forego further proceedings. for fear of an overthrow. The c plainant, however, e , persisted, and at length a *career:it was issued, in Order to compel him to prodace the driver; and yesterday , the complainant attended before the Magistrrts for the welt time. The defendant also attended, prollueing Mr own father, as the supernumerary driver was not easily to bi found. Be now contended, in good earnest, that not a farthing more than the legal fare had beenlikets, land offered so produce-three or fourmitnesses who tad mea sured the ground, and would swear they were rig**. - Mr. litaxie•said lie could not-receive theirtett: the legal mode being for each party to itomittimie-lialf goioei, in order&that-the distance ought he siteothold 11% the proper ()direr : the party being in the %Twig pealing, the expense of sorb measuring.- • '[he wordy defendant ; however, would tot 'accede to this, hot insisted that hie witnesses should . be heittr; they were all honest and experienced matt, " guarded with these ere sort of things," had come-on. •poreose to give their evidence. Sco. ace. Lc. • • • Tile worthy llagistiate with wine ilifficnity 'topped the •tortent of declamation which was pouring *rib against him amt said that satire defendant did got choose to have it settled ies-eke metal way, he. should r to another, br calling Mr. Perry, the Clerk of the Ha Coach Department at this gager, who, havise frequottly • ineasored the distance, upon oath, by the legal machine,, would hr./oily able to decide it. • -Mr. Perry was secant' ng ly called itr, and proved upon oath,. that the defendant was strong, he haviag rhargreel a two-mile fare from the end of lied lien-streit, in idol , horn, to Hyde Park-rornor, when by frequent Wetmore nrent it certaioly wanted 46 yards of that distance. The defentlaat now very misdeal/ asiertei, that • police rawer' .never measured the diatom* tropartisily, and was reacting into a long oration to 'dhow ere/ mid inherelhre, when the patience-of the worthy litsgoitrote being quite exhausted, he was ordered to leave lie Caen instantly, and his father was. sentenced to ply k finis( V. with I Is. costs, in default whereof he was committed Mike Mose of Correction for a month. - ASSAULT, 11 I TIIANI ENT TO t.... It will perbsps. be recollected, that Ireiar4, a baker, we believe, at liateruand, the last Old Bailey Ses‘ions, on a charger the ftesseation . of • Fpnny Francis, f whom- he• was couveyitag from tier enderspiNus s••• 1 engaging bar wife. •gesalsoe'intlictreent he w S ' li. "` .. sitsingre stttttsat lill : P ricres q HI as bttw all, and v .— reigned i ctessovaratarn hist for an ..wall, ' sotnuoit a rapc. = The grand Jury returek tio siiikerniSostrafay.fight )ti was again apprehended ap?ts lieneitstaseroos„ *O4 itniseelloreir hrortght-siw(oro T. Co x A 111:114.`7 I a order tip: gier' battler firis apprenance.• .• r Mr. Petri atteadgli fair*, OttoeoutiOn. demi regained did the prisoner .Maid Ales twenty-four Insure 'entice Lef his bail. • • The pristrarodisi#, he lidd i tisehisgintrans *mild not Pp& him to such a TAN inconvoestrest- Ile: bed ide bail theo traitiuL uutside i lib added. f end rt. u veld be .'a ierions injury to.iiiti lo'hitiorked.liral) night. The Illsghtrito skid• they inight•bo yeudocierl; and ac cordiality a raiinsits celled dui who, 0; kiting raked/by thdlistitrat4 ipOisk•r4frets footiliano become 'bail within as an. the grosser frame, - the bidy oinks, nabfiettiil heaven, its native seat, awl mixes with the Gods. Kri "My best friend is epee, my dear Prince Rego*. I lay down my life because I won't take his. Dear coun trymen, let not my 'sensory be blasted by this deed. I die by pelWie; Aed forgivejlt! kind ffearee, I hope. will he my reward. My beset was always generous, open, and free. No one ever shall see my heart before I am dead. Sir Francis Burdett said he would, but I am determined to deceive him. I always said, the mats that was not ready to die was not fit to live. Be but a little while, and fie mast follow me. He said I should die by torture; perhaps that may be reward for himself. " Wednesday, 12th January. Joom Dow." Therewere three knives, each as he mei in his busi ness, lying regularly epos the hotioelothee,•with which, it appeared. he inflicted the three wounds separately. Mrs. Susan Ledger, an elderly lady. who lodged it the same hon.', said she went into the deceased's room to loser her candle when she 14111 going to chapel; he was then smoking his pipe, and said he was -going to take a walk with his wife. About six o'clock whams returned. and heard knocking at his door. Mrs. Deot..l who had been out, eame into her NOW. and told her she could not get in. . Almost half se how slier that, hey ore.% the 44110 e, sad toned him in the slacking asaiimeed.—verdict—lossaity. Fincs.—oTesterdev morning, about • six the neighbourhood of Rensibroon wits 'thrown into considerable alarm, in consequence of a fire break ing out in the house of Mrs. ttalbrmore, a lady Of for 'time, residing at :No. iB. Phillimereplace, Kensington. It commenced in the kitchen, where it was discover at ,an idahntrig height by th* 'watchman, who instantly takre 'the Mann; and disturU4 the inmates of the hoes ~source Of whom ran out nearbrin a state of nudity: and Were necessitated to take rehite in the neighbouitnerlddses. 'The genies rapidity spread through the different meets, previous to the - attire! of the engines - ; but the Royal Exchange engine greying', and receiving ari ex 'relent supply of water, and being soon joined . M. *a :delis Miters, they played actively ler two Inits, mil gdt 'the tire under. The interior of the house and elf stud pitopeny'were destroyed.. (To Thursday night, shout lio'elork, afire broke nut in the Prentiseir or Mr.' Nmakt, roofer, tof Nerkinger row, Itockhead% it originated in the roopejage, in canoe; qubnce of some of the chtps-having c.oughs fire. Thi family were in by a ticighbotor. The rni:i'moot soon arrived dtptlie spot, but a scarcity of water prevaihstr kir storm • Opt; &ring 'which the flames hail. etten4et! thruisrives to a ceirslitetahle Hater brier:l. Lk& troeured; the' &rotten were very active in their tittrtions, but onfoitdnatete the whole of the roofteigre ,rita destroyed, anti considerable damage betide! 'was' done. I)nlizitiTz litrierifkritrinnrstY AND ASS ArLT ,VOICN Ppl4c.loincEitti.—Abuot three o'clock on Soiroltraf ternoon, as Mr. Coleman, of St. Semitones, SnotKiihrk; was goi along Kest - 'street , the lloronjrh, ifirs ittmelcril down by is Iran, who robbed slim of nineteen shillings arid sixpence in silver, and then rstrawsr: 'As soon its pr. Colentan'et nil he pursued tistorathhivr, and _ . " 'bot•lir tlil6i; other notorious characters of both scv.,(." . The rise took ]turret Into Custody. nod - as they wirre'ren rfyip.thlts along the pas age nut of the house, they were Illorra by a nuruhri of' the gang, who attarked theln and rescued `the prisoner, and hrunghiiiiiir 14171 i Into the tap-room. (loft then said to IliguAl, "lf assist rue we will not lose oar prisoner unless w linrilArr lives;' Digital ogrerit: they bo th returned into thf Nil room In order . to seeirreiheir Mintier, when A llit'dh , perate _battle ensnird 1 • the lahhli Wet upset; nod ny blows and Harr given Allot!, sidei ; several of the . g E r weir. cilia:bled, .atirliithers put to flirhtj noff, the o , had 'frier • aci N with some shiro iiritti: -101 l hrig .kllllattivertillEti, r letio. Tits. --:Marrtat. " 1 Ibis only cir f , 'ben blest with heaith," • Frilit titlaSt gram ortthies is to ' tontine ileast• • JL *doe bounds. eat thus to regulate the Pladola 1 mo o ; strained and Insubordinate. they limpetuomsly &laborer:ft barriers which Religion end Wordily have mane tarred : t o cork hat tot ainibtlate them,' appears the lessee or ph. dent" t calculated to limit tueir effervescence. • Eve disorgenikation of the heetab fr ame reqelre s goa t r rs mediae knowledge. to remedy, sad the peldie wait us looted when professional ewe (disregarding the *Og( of the envious *id interested) devote their studies to Iffi Win. meat of these complaint* ffenerotal by tattnnielow, am lb, ebullition of the posilons at an ongoertled most t. .: lo w stresigth of a ustifin consists In the beeithof the peepler. be it is maianchely to retie* GO thb doily meritss su the igui• ranee of unfeeling ram, tickle, end tosounteract, as hail possible, its Portlier ravages, we ottio. to saffering huiwitil• the result of oar own eapariettne, .10 the 'Midst' stiseengi Debility. 'rite unwary victim of solitary "ice early acqeg a g at school, before ree ion has astieited her righrolwr theta,* templatimg his powerless maim beams sop* ble enlirening sensations, in knowing that the zom a p oo % plea - dbt eor etlieustion trey be roused Into milt n ow : integer atudy.—immoderatetanxiety—loag maidemee kb* picot climes, and many other ceases, sill frequently dersa p llittorivoes systern ; in such eases wt: an hold eat as* : senate of re-animation, bj, remedies whir& ha's Wag a s . swerml the sanguine hopes of Patients of both Ser.•:. • • MA Mae its human aippleerk I.t:ttf Vcertutan. rat Wird las treated fearlessly; the improved' Male of medical wieess Issiiirg divested its antidote of those distreisin4 proptrtics. that so Wog rendered its emhililtioustreeiwttiti end IssMsidioti Ire best explain our method by °bewail- to Patient. la. hearing order this Malady, that a few dads o%y are I. mi 0441 for the reamrvel of Eisele itylitystonstit Iliad t .nmet la. I 'elevate east: I,iclil Lwow raustillioe squibs *owe* sec 01, .y that in a person *lto only suipuetifslui.elf Ininral, th e di,,. waste nosy be prevented altogether trosabliptNlTi rlfit ;--e s ho o t remark appliee to many other iterae a teiosiats of thegesur, live system, as kreskness, ulcerriti.,as. ar. espeelylly i s t r t . tures; ebedeete eases of whieh artidtially reinemel wis el y; the use of caustic or stierlants. s. , use poculi,cilis*iicSkiks. tat to the softer sees hive n ot Pqrsred 00 ;011 , 611-n :In Akio ' mildness, oosebined with effirmey, hat .• itipcirmiterbt lit Bedsit ususlly adopter,. lo Rae, our s 3 shill is unitise, twos's), enerzettr. and elelaelq:l Saree4Cfel • &4Waled ili till. elm native eim.seliooted in ( ail 4064 6 : sional ageinewpt lie its bpleUttiok, MOdlual, clove elm. ay 1 oo t tir l4 en o bi ~, p e r v s o ull v . to ' eotripare with sitibirathe' •he British surgical practice' with We l'initkeiotilli oat pet tensions to superiority (in is hrstsets we lisle sevetedl instnrort by exptelimer. whirl t Wociet tfy the lefty meioses * e receive. 3 en from distant roue! dm*: -. .. . GOSS and Co. pt. it. C. fliggii._ 13. Booverie-street, Fleet-street.' T.obrion. t ' ' ' "•' 7- J *.• For the general emlommotletien. we do ?cot/lift - 4; selves to stated petiole of . perietito, betorderbe gym* 1 ~I all reasonable hours.—CUllniry Patie.lth are request 1 lestellte ntionti.ry their symptoms, &r. when itiwileiesw. %deice, sold be iiiiinetlimely forwarded to any pap elk iiingdom.—.l Bank note is expected, to accompany illt case. ' .. • • Just published (Tenth Editiook,. . - TILE YA ;l$ of. I.IFE ; a lantitinr Conneratifi * Amor Digesses.—Nv Goss and l'n. Addressed to Ole Yoe% and 114aterit) of but beam: blur **had,* 110. Alto' ter-row ; 00, PAU-Mali ; ?4. Gerrard-framtf,..l7A.F4lite t .itreet ; and of all Bookseller!. Prier Or " " ' . - . f'' ' ff tom"' COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Pntiao, . an. __,. AnnWerdatrt. II 19 C. P. Leghorn, 61 -,' v ,:• :vim a 1 Ditto. at tied, 1116 Genoa, 446 , - . . Sem Rotterdpv, It 0 Melia,.* .. . ~ . Lisbon, # 1 4111werp, It I i i - efr si l:::: 0 VtIV" .j 'V .Napios t ailliposide ;up:: Pa Alliai rl i: r bv i rg da 3Bb4 r 9 l 7 sl i ght, 0 111 Oporto. Orrrt/i ' Ditto. IS SO t ..46 k .: ; Rio ,finastirok L ift : t -- sti.o : Frankforl on the liplao,lol, Palermo. lie POr ct ilf ..•• Vienna, Ef. 'Wel," I Goblin; II pet •(..7 Mode* Set t. —• p. . 1 ., Cork, .114 Pelf Odd. IX 1 adlz, ill PortogolGoldisiNola, sgbbi: At t. atak4! 10 Ina Igo. lily o v . ; -• •• • 26 ... , 9 Slew Hollows. is. i1ti41 4. 11 , Arsine, . - fllilver, in I4rs, e. Gibraltar, SO • .0t Id. ' " - • - •PiKellt PI, 1 16 11 ".4 ,- 7 - W 11•11. kast • . . . 0 OID e " 4 •,.4 '! agst r ;11 r: ... .e. 1. At d. L l / 4 to Same: - - V 18 to 3. I • . 2 0 te a t . ; - - It 18 to Xl3 t o 0 , seem& V. 10s. to . ii.—Phie, fir kid it._ ' . Foreign Pockets, 20s. to 4vs.— Duty, 242,0712. SIM l All4l' - •- .. flatiiXlE. 1' • • ' 4 e 10014 1 441vtoi l ls re.—thar•4l4, Jan. 13. 7.i •L I: .1.40. - 116.1 •0: c . Z. 41. A. t. s.. Wal mkt,vikklo..lo tai .19. Ig. o au* - I 0 otol * a Now 1 - ft, -,. 0 Q.OO 0 0 i Siam I 10. o to 04 4 Barie 7 ,R \ 4i. t iito 1 ii I Nab - 8 . , 8 oto i t * 1 - A ----- 1 • 4 . S .r. .„ _ . -, ..... . •Zl e ____i tat itriVer— ........ --- =r a 1....-. 6. 41..... a......••••••:• . - I rich would sob* a fine of Nis. and costs. his body stiff and cold, quite dead. Here withers pre- to avoid illikr ,_ authurired agent see iton's sent one of the tee to took forerun. - wri t ttep a b l 3 .l - t i l i i r e g il illi tu i le a tl t to .) th e follo h w i ingaPePleset:—llY was 1 4 would ondertalse the fetnowal". of chi to . " There is, they'say. (and I believe there Is , a part late hoar ma a Saturday night. the plaintiff. within as of the immortal fire, that animates and mr.nlils his men anal rants, performed that dray i. cot the grosser frame, and, when the bidy sinks, escapes to sent is his bill nobody knew any thing of 'it. heaven, its native seat, anl mixes with the Botts. i ras driven to the disagreeable necessity of hod- "Ay best friend is epee, my . dear Prince Regent. I _ ____ erre he was committal ""'" t'' r..• -- --- n-• -t• ••• r• - month. . . suretwecied th hiring bad of him by the ettilarAtit'lle COMMIT • LAVIN. was knaelted dOwn by bins a wood time; Mt. ()vie- d d , t h„ t , o „„ o „,,,,,,i man OM kept isikLobl, anti wonttlikarc orerpowiTed the laterals*, is as tried igt cousin, bad wit two &bort' of the vim, refit-lip ht• the n a char/poi •.rare, a s tioie, abo,beit him ha a most shorkistr matner, eroded „.i, h to. yoosi itimt g t „ , i their CinrtinAiint, and sH ran oitin ttilfrsent . dieertions. n arrow to and, a wood - Ralf .oentait recnribred 'himself, Ike are in. s e et a,,sphows. ibi s itT. in robbirr - tm•theonta (IttrilA al, worargailesik , lit tba le Weittit;.444 front' tt4e - -desertptio t a Fr% the b oo „..bo o , 0 4 0 , ' pow Aloha, repaired to a spOtorions !multi in Mlif- street, and v „ krte d s bi d a well known as a renthisicins for thieves and other des, „ wa d s. w u ki i iitest to pritte characters, tsbere they found a avian named y returned a .true hill, tonere Barret, who ao9o-ereif the description of the „ it , mo,„l4„aid. anon tubber : he war in• company with .twrnty or thitty ac b.. - - - . th6 ll 6l l6 iia"..""h" -1 1 61 "" 1 " 1 "" 0 " °"'-'" i;ei • lo - n Y t pt hisiits - it.' • 4 : e • titre • hisit • reitialinre - shar Instill- • vg: n s ts -r. T• .. 1451 1111 1" 1/111 ' *r i • ll4l4.ldied-"1i1 4 . 4114 1 61 " furnt aril *foal iirAtei 'a desperate cni on ihii brig !_IAY A" STRA • amorist- • ' 4 Aftnr 'Woe ftititbt4 ibuiristati s 7 ' uric . its - Wfdri • g%th 's eklibitim woi thhit, h . . i lit'l 1r5t.,.%. ile.**". 4 "lte i ts warm to olio a n rg rg e 7" B . ..d_„ l t a , , I *._ ..... his • : ... r .r. i .e.-.., , ~.,. w t 11 . 1 ,7 611111P11 , e Z. - 41 4 I.bht / f 6 e7 r "" ur " le Hay .r• • '* VI is 5 * 'Hay - 4 ~0 .0 to 43 • tsita observed, that tw i rl gieersostanessasbOkinO!'"". eobll6j-f - 413arstri Mini% distritalpli Sniltb, who were g5:40.414444 ' 11; o I 16 0 Strew I S' o• to rII lo ir"^"lel,i' he-Ind- rtes sell . cw r " au "' ill simPti stiiWe 14 dieVswoe, ant the asssnit upon - them:- 0101110 1 0/ 14 0 01110 00 0 Clover 4 6 10 Wats OW/ Z 4l se i t ti ,, s ,k t 1 , 4 1, 11111 ,11, * 7 1 1,2 1 1 e P rissn Z sa ,d was.a = i t An l'iltver, e t. iiii marl daihMta-- Rog, weld alto ,-.' vor.s..:. son., • . mit t - .1 ' ---- -, r - --- -. -was --,..-,. . .- •- is.. s. • : xi. . e.d . tag th e mitre iollhtty;lijr Loehr/ the (acre • NilW44/112 -4WD IaEADENHA LI. *MIRE= ' . rulnirtg. am. re was set at liberty . . AA te: 4 lflti Th aridity - tire sive priiontrs weir • : I.,..l.4l4p•tbe.Carsose.). • . ..• -14 I • Toe nor kw MIRO VIM lallnibie the Y e i rn i 11111111 ' bfisiiiiit foti ' Mi.. EVANCt s gie Mitring . Wf atiattate at Befd. ••• • 41 6 . 4.4.°46 1 . 461 . I !** l •• , *Om ctal 'P . " Mutton .. ill. &I. to 4s. &I. 1 rork ... :40, ! Fik Ph *AL it is }aid, loing f is socks precationsatite of health (rum . nion Hall, I' i t,i , !eilniriiitlotr. trherr Mr. Coleman, h e treatment tired , droll!: l ife le klit danigir. th lho accpaptis cohort sturdy man. of sipgularly ler- cygett"C. at . a i, ant lamitille'l liel tr e Rarret,i i i hti p• .i...it ~•.m g rrets.igiugt• sep. o" ..l e. .4f tifti s ,4 44fest fipfti,i oo. l l4l, 4 l;7l B,l 7 44.4- • , tele Pilo& -.- Inc la be the ra re top biddur,opplimaneerWark- aortsidarably iwit Oa atidolle at and .rsibeil 'brut )d Kihit- stye as Wiady riatM: 'Mr 0 * . A a g e, e ' . 0 ,4 74 z. wr. L rest o r - op y the m e• ' 4 .fi t i a o • er, . e clsirir' itirorto 10,114•1111-...- fteri fit* cbmtnit- °' I' g 4W- , flis4".° . ''.., 4 .; 11 . "1 /. 1 ! .. r ilL flj. rd . ' --' f ,io tiWilii; riatiaethe nett Aistaes for Stirrey.- 1:111141kratt-gidid-..,'.'..%%. ,:... V- .t . la , to t Ann Vondet TOW*. With the pasOculays et wits 3 me. mato . . iteitit i litiini, thb other too- o f fb. Crop Hides. for cutting, Siltnaltba. Pm.. IS. Itablio are ike ,l4 4; acqiniaat"li w " 111411 * 1441114 •16 ;tete esnanittArior'sealst qt 44111, etratjattLt on- igArs . - .44,,futhiyie ..- {2ll-0. ' at this office. '• at f. O . - ../.;s k. ' 14,114421e404: 4 1ten II Ai gittelOn ,_____ ____eldast'sbtel to &t r . phitlip 46 .. jmo„ non to ,_ • of St: ...._o a . • ... . ..- 1.,.50i:.: ( . 17,ronr i rr ) . •: 7 "111111111111ry' ..... ..... _ .`l. .1 .1... • ' Val. to Pariah. 4 "iille•rektemie l li WIPII t, bus in 1411111r11 dalteSgod tiY•Tfobliiian aril - tiktft:X4lolli • *llllNor r ll . :..' .. .. ::' .. .'•4 O . !ANIL ' Ito of. the.evidiscr; .saisely , that, in the event of the dm A „ ,__Ltbeti ,411 „ta l i an P liassallirstor ' ) . ..to :;..: 'O , l Mit' goo - cooed- not, being "admitted. iota 4 4kit.rit i r ito t Ire . 77t2' g" ii. , *lv . : I • La rg aEI tairio. I »Is:: . ... 4 . ... .. .&: ir u • 4 •1111. i • tot • 1 Vieosoot Damon. .abo. was to be Mk pat *Pi -or . v f t , .1 .T - . -r. ..• -- -1! ::c. . I .I ziiit r•• •. •r••-• • • ..itt - , -, pp , t„ :., ill 7.. i i i , I , Iftea t' t« . . . : •.: .4 i• . L •• Y . 6 1 • ~ l' ' ,l fi E Abe • 1/ • • I 10 tevi! . F. A. r . • " ' .l -..:: .... .-.1 . it ' same -td i gels ili rd, i sed to. had urado,t • gigtomanb •••• = -- ) •• ••4*: ' • *lib 1111111. ' •' 1 1 -4 ' ' . 1: * ftleall , lllol . lll.lfirualliralm.• $ 611114111111 , 1 . ' one is Apt ; felt • Meta' to 'lll4ooa. . prim of s, lls. , I. liow, declared dial abe 4•4 11111 API . t mi+ Ki riZ A isi " eesefe)-ft is itfelbeireiiii, thritlirds; Ss. , 'great in resorting to falsehood 1 apdow at 4,1 Aropet MARTIN /0441VWC/lIIMIL, ed!lffi olftWeilgw•AtiootoMbleMoottri sit the "Me eil" highly approved of har.ROD net threa t }- fit sr. r.' . • Sargeon Animist** - . •:. .. -...: Iv.. tr bsb:Vgll Bl i nilf..• • • - • oat: . . .„ .. •, • •r; .Who, after assay yarn isimmill prioths 15144414441 *4 '• um •if ii i ; t ok., R e c.: Directions were given for the etpeeitreeß, ralkiii Add r 7 oo4 4", hM Fp . Mationsals Ao :reach 3 . 00i000 it . Ut . ' dm 00**. . - ~..,! r , I. . w i. • of the iledisailissodeman whp hadaistled the or to tip ribs • e • ,,,:. /..§ ' tab 4 301 40.,„ ts 4 431 1 4 0 0 6 : oomatooftst; .. • sus- .c. oz - , previously; ftr km *removal; 104.011.1bi1t day all . 'Pao' '• r .- , - - ,•iiin i - • 4. . . r .e. : , . ~ • ties unturned were onlyred to 404011/ellect do i n.. . . . . ~ • ~., r . „ - - mitt., ' -'1 14; •• • 1• *•. . 4 :" ‘... " ;41 ,t,,,.5.... vii,d -, .., isignalal %f. ? t•-,*, • !, 1 zu 4 4a4 , • . 9 Ali I • - *I • :• ' • .... . Ike /1.. /. .1 I. 0.1 . i i • - • MOWN ER'S Me MEM. .:- • It 4.. . htlit be i r i l i b lif o n o 4n raf kr",". "iipmidegokintaidca t , lbfasibolisbfoomitlisaltyrodittiftg. •- . - . ---ommos.l.; u mi. vin 1.11 ' bat a 194 . I Tbik rinshar' of 14411,001114,00 Ml* filliiiillao Nil ftWrillfT, , n esaa.,mitioatt.6o, *TrittEttlar a ft iniuisitioei 'teat 11a0W it VAI Bihait - 011 1 00 4 1. *of NWT aPP• 110 / 00 1 , 4 1 4 IP 171= 11 afffifir !i 1 iu itooi's l e in WhiloremhAreet,liallii* Ky. Mead; Qs: - iltak'' ilea& • •'A • i ;.." gir 'qtr . :l;i' , trfol vf et ph& -fignJot *di t ow: .' J .o 811118.1! .7. id: xi* „ mit; the Ware John How, *Wpm • M' ,so Palliate who hook 4 ... dos • 1 . bZ:rig • 6 hit by - rotting his threat. - 1 -:r orga r iritri . ,1 101• 1 •'• tit r: •i r,! • lal * -.............64. 4 0., - • . ~ . ~ IP? . • itiefiff‘Darfol, patrol; balorrielog to Atli ss.pw- '-_. - r at 1114. Jae .. • : . Ir. 0, ... At • il 4 - -4 ,„.. . irt r , . rfsb, deftersedAlateisa iressissod wars thaw* . a r orzrtso e ft , Ai ,. it . , ~,r/t, .7 , 1.;., i „ leis r , ii. tad . m la d J: itad mero f t wiwo rkie!l sat iiilia a n it et u t dret he wa t o rbesit be4g. ei..."hrti them . ift . paia . ,. , ~.a 0 1 ~,., , , 0 -. lir 4' This ned is thsAird a a w i t i o o l it:pa:lire o e a . ~ silt;••ria. A s **bits, bfit tseitall. tiro past fi ttirapollormistoulit of dP.; - lic de ale Odell* vilbaismi *pig pa by • - roogeitt.ii!# be lorpi flbsprentiv . board te , oryibr ea. Mt wont •teill, alp. , N.lr..trivua n: .. 4 . , d is.,__!l_,_ ,hell siiiii; ha dtril. MO listairSithisantl, sontamilit si cat c r sl xst l!li f- i t u T•Ir li tttr• IN s issffl.! ' 6 C2:4 41 . 1 anal " "Wi ral k es Siot t = . tw atollooda oi astiontia . 4l 4 4l o MlOl6 .. - . 11,414.10D1111" let Oz nAtt g loll. at t h e Meaty of Lincoln. ~ : .nisokint:his. frith...him, and many ottlior lannibrnmst • .6. Apresstons.' - tallsif-past• ter ed.*. toot ltrolotloy 101 c___ 1 :1 44 ,7,... , . semory 124, attheiblvarettma ins night. two men; **Led Swan awl Tisoi lit_istaiwit Pte ou ta Ti ot pampliliftliw semi at witness's Ans.,' and toM bins to mini immtowtbat - si g eri . . l' 'f fk ' .. • the &cruised bed tot his threat. Wftitesif worpeivrieh: O . e erittliter• 7-111;111M2 -M aim pi 111111.811116 assi ar i g 1 14, 0 1 1 1, 141: . a b.; *ad, and fwand him in his aigiooleirt, lying 4.1.14,166.. 1 with his head hanging over. an•l three deep instOMNalta. .lop o ;M: t o b e resumed , " ft o wl. ..__ .L___. .1.- 1.....1 --a n.... At . el with klynnoi_ semi Ku {Arnaud thamminn -le a Men 'lin siteit,llllllt • ; logs- •m.l Aeleart a... ........./..1 ta lea a I ft