The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-01-20 00:00:00

a l l l -1E STA' aSKA ..Po LIG E. ' , . • .0:110 4 1FOMEK motl,tirvio,; of she lax, of %hitch the principle eas - . e . ietelerable hi else free country. As hi% Hossourable .-............ IT ATTO stki ARDEN.-Yesterday e a boy. • '• - ~,, John Lan , C ,ii. , 3 0 .0. hal allieled to the subj. Ct of Insloic- EXTRACT ter A LETTER FROM PORTO rEnTIAJO, IN 16 V P;111 peage, wes examined .on the fetlowin TtitlliAltbf, Jere.l9. Sohn rtintleiand Wm. Batboy were indicted fur Steatite s a /ions, he also begeed to lie permitted to exelain his ELBA, DATED IN sEPTEMBER, ISI-1. , melte dem:, the property of Wm. Spencer Cavendish, bilks of tenernetits • on a riot a Lore it is so very important tt On the 4th day after my arrival, I issued from ttlete.lion.street, Seven-dials, deposed, that W D e vomiere. eha ;vs :-Mr. Smallhorne, an undertaker, 1p Nile!. , ..: , ree gaihwor h e G race eepeetel, that the deer having broke for Co.istittiettis and their Reeresentatises mutually my lodging, and empiired, as usual, if the Emperor ets leg, I t was kilteit iiod ping up lu the slaeghteresonse, at to (es istros ad each other. Olt metters in which the was yet returned*. 4 Yes, he landed last night, at about wit heses shop great part of the'day, Alt , - Chistirick, Monday 14st the Prisoner was playing and loiteril --J. from wheure it was stn ell un'th e le d il s 1/,• c e i1 ,h,,,. _ s are;l warmed ,vas pr . oetrr , and part of t City he -tad the lissessur to represent aas solely con. nine o'clock.'. carcase of a deer tv::s tenni! oa 4,adsey 5 premises, at lortiko n . comed, and when its sense could lie decidedly as. abroad before four o'clock in the evening. At thet . wurress, there was no particular notice taken of him. • green. certaieed, he conceived himself under a very strict hour He seldom mikes his appearance being a school-fellow to a younger brother of the (In the eld, a I went up to the Palace, -Assented upon t he . rite same slay witness put 141. in notes e hti g ,,tio n to conform as much as possible to their terrace, and, in spite of its being forbidden ground, little dou bt into a small bolt, which was screwed down to the desk in his 147,.cidlieorfils'fisesii;,,tirte!..sft,),"et and a g hi cornotoun 01,iiiiim ; but in metiers of general national con- wai told by Trindcr ; but the venenn te as e made good my station, by beginning immediately to counting - house ; and on Tuesday morning, on going- q :fie same story cent. he felt On fur the,. booed than to receive their chat to the grenadiers on duty, about their battles, . to the boy , lie di scovere d t h a t th e hi n ges wersi in Badsry's house luttlog . a t lro n k t e ri n mi le h -, s , I 1 1. 1 1c l e i at its ii;slr..etiow with deference and respect, and came. bei i tt i t:i y rt ri tif ,un th d e ( f i s i r it a v l9 , e a . nd Trinder Ac witted. ew ''''' about Paris, and the Polak-roe al, which recollection screwed off, a screw.driver lying near the box on thef• fully to weight an d consider shorn ; b i t if, after the drew sighs from the rugged warriors, about politics, In s e' s ' i Maid Davii, Edward Carr , Jelin Aken, arid Joseph er a d e . best attention lie could give, he still found himself and the glorious achieveuientarf the great Napoleon. desk, and the notes were gone. Witness gave formation of the robbery, and his suspicion of the. AUK alias 111 .cktoore, were indicted for stealer; a quantity u r b""" %i " ....(1, he e "'' eeibed II " hi.- d"t,v to rite e """" These Imperial Guardsmen ace really noble fellows, . opi en. the propset, of J u do, :MOO am! u:hers. of the- tag Thomas, of which J. try, amt even t o hi s constituents, eleigeu hint to follow and nearly gentlemen iii their deport merit. Thity . Prisoner. Read, the officer, apprehended the Poi. , fh.,,,,: ,,, swim, thief mate the dictates o f his own ind4ment. • have fine pat, wear powder, dress showily, and t searching !oiler on IVedriestlay, in Gray's Inn-lane, and on rtludie was mas.er, depiNed, that iti. ve ss w i was d e ti v „ i „ g Itar i hint he found two 11. notes, 15s. in silver, carg o, oil the 11111 Deter:tri lif ait t llas . is has then ti a r ti a r as aa i i After a few 'eras in explatottion, front Mr. C. drink up all the good wine in the island. They wsre Hanes:l . r, the Resolutions were arid unanimously very curious about the Congress, and demanded if identified and some halfe i etter, or; his person; b. the note t s i v io e s. r e e by Nre Small metre, as *sing some of 9i r .3 :- 9 s a rl ' - u r n ve b d El t r ia l. vis il dtW A l t s the m i ninhiTte " h: iy enioni ' ,. t or d n a el i s r ; r n sf l Opiron e . Wit‘iiess went Jon n to hi.a, when Davis stert. ' ed agreed to, these was any chance of the Emperor's going to live aside Witness asked him what he st • and stooped down. as dont'. •f lie form of a Petition to Parliament, founded on at Parma. I asked them if they were not content . a t keit out of the box, being marked by him in a par -11 of epos-yarn in . his hand, and west the Resolutions, was then rea d by Ale. E. Taylor ) where they were-they said the people of the island • i titular manlier. The Prisoner confessed haring t e h w e o re e' a n us H e ti o h s e it 3 51 i ilit h a e was ba 'milting for a ball of si""r" Witness then went to where Davis had stood, add 'lost ads•pted • were a villainous set, but they were content, because . . .. . charier , a 101. note at Mr. Butting's, a pawnbroker, en deck. found a hall of opium tinder toil small sails. On examining Thauks were afterwards voted to the Mayor, and the tas •s, one wilt fototdwith the head recently broken, and they were with him. During our chat, an Officer in Nl:timer-street, Snow-hill, where he bought a foe ling-piece, for which he paid five guineas, and me hen aim :sired to have been taken out, ►Witues., pat the to the Members, fur their attendance, and the Meet- passed by, and asked what I wanted. The answer . , , of . bull into the caest. There were otta:r men at work in me hold lug broke up. • was prompt-- 4 tin 4nglois,' and ' curiosity lol. nut hi. for a watch lll.l that say there in pawn to see s ince May last. Mr. Ba e tin e pr oduced the ut the time. es the Etnperer.' Ile scowled and departed. It is an i lore Mr. Aennews. on hehalf of the Proscc otors, me IT note, which was also marked in Mr. Smallherne's the charge against me Prisoners, who were acqui led fur w a i t ; Saturdsy is very numerous and respectable Meeterg error to suppose, that Bonaparte and his ropes over- hand-w " MSe I f so re V' t t Battle- of evidence- - ruing. . r. -are, 0 te lc ory, a of the inhabitants of Bury St. Edmunds was hPiti ill n now at present with kindness to the Euglish ; he . 1, . 1 Win. Shackleton was indicted for stealing a silver watch suid uroduced aniither 11. , which the Pa the Guildhall of that tamp, Charles Illomfield, Esti -' s• shows no extraordinary attention to Oki ; and those -ri ` g e ' • _the property of Thomas mattinson. toner c h ange d at his house to pay for some brandy, It appeared that the Prosecutor is a seaman, whoeeposed, Aldei matt, in the Chair, to cousider of petitioniegthat mi the 4th of January Prisoner tuak loin to a public -h use, that surround him nee mostly of a spirit very hostile . and which prtived to he another of the notes stolen She Horse of Commons against the renewal of the to the lame of England. Bonuparte Was Ilisitl;ig b it ndelan, to get hint a listl. 4 ing. Witness was not sober; from lell r. '4una I 'borne. he had not been long in the public-home before he In Property Tax. Mr. Clarkson, after an able speech, his mother, and, after waiting an hour in a violent ' l ' he ihn Resolutions, which were seconded by sun, upon a sip, the gnarls dew to arms in the . • Prisoner, and gave him in charge to a watchman. Ou being 'I he Prisoner was remanded for a second examine. his pocket had been picked, and he instantly collared the two. Mr. Cocesed •e and urianimousty siireeil to, as was • takers to the watch-house , and searched, the Prosecutor's wake ' ' !, ' ' - te inkling of an eye, the drum beat up, three officers hi se- oe nouvE -Yes".. , 4lc, l Valium Lazenby, tobacco-box , 61. in Rink-notes, and some silver, were fyyj N i also a Petition proposed ey Dr. :11111,iii. The Teti- advanced towards Madame Mere's house, wills all ' -' I . 11011 was seseed, amoogst others, by some Gentle. the marks of zeal and devotion imaginable, and pre- ~ John Leonard, and Sarah it - ,•nnelf, were brought ea him .-G uilty. Frances Smith was indicted for stealing a piece of printed men a Ito have acted as Commissioners of the Proper- time I ours M %Ton r:e.t. •ed with uttering and cotton, the property of Wm. Brookes. steely the once mighty Lord of the Continent made having in their possession a quantity of base money ‘ The Prosecutor is a linen-draper in Duke-street, Mant:hester t v T.' x. b e f or e ~ . . , 6 .. lii. aopearance. He but little resembles tlw notion squsre. On the evening of the 9th inst. about live o'clock, his saw the Pri-oner come into the shop, aud tear the piece In ~.e nceq„ e nce of a R,equi.ition, most respectably I ese o f bi n), ~ of various descriptions. or niter other malt I ever saw. He is soe sigeed hy '29 Noblernen and Gentlemen of the county sq Rey, the ohlicer, deposed, that on Wednesday otirtiaono in question from a triunity Mat hung behind the shop• unrest fieure, I thiek, 1 ever recollect to have of No. folk, tee fligh Sheri ff nominated Wednesday seen, mo.eing, while passing along Aldgate High-street, door, and then ran assay. He pnrsued and tank her with the rind . eseremely corpulent. His face is a D for a Comity Meeting at the Shire-hall, to petition • er. h 1 t vsd the Prisoner, Lazenby, go into the shop property in her possession.-Guilty. Michael Casey was indicted for stealing a silver watch and 61. feet square, Isom the effects of fat, and as he has . 110 PII ) ‘ I r ' agaise.t the 'retie sal of the Property Tax. of Mr. Chute!), a stationer, and having known him ' ill Rank-notes, the property of P. M•Donnel, privately, Crux whishers, his chops are thrown more - into relief.- . ... Nleetiegs against the Property Tax continue to be • 1 • • •• • to be a dealer in bad money he watched him. He hi. or on s I 3 . ('his ii.eseriplinti, joined t o his add little threescore discovered Prosecutor is a sea-raring man, and lodged in the same home hell generally throughout the country. Besid e s nisrictl cocked hat, aid very plain clothes, would that the Prisoner had passed counterfeit I ' with Prisoner. Or the '2lth of December they went out loge. those we how *trestle noticed, Meetings have been took him most-•y there, and following hint certainly gi ve him the a p pe ar a n ce Of a vulgar per beta at Colisle, Plymouth, Taunton, and other di hi custody. The oflicer found on him, secreted in a . hoinehe fell down stairs, and while he lay in that titration C e anti, 1 (he tin 1 Y • ['session !as not counteracte sy .s . . felt P risoner take his property from him, but be was not able parts, w . liere a very ste nog feeling has been expressed private pocket, several counterfeit shillings end six-Ito call out. erect soldierly carriaee, and the peculiar manner of sexiest the 'fax, and Resolutions and Petitionspetices, as well as a quantity of good notes and cash, . Prismer denied 'having any knowledge of the property.- agreed walking, w hi c h is confident, theatrical, and even agreed to. the fruits, no doubt, of his profession. Ray, aided 1 Acquitted. Sheffield, Wm. .Clarke, Da vis . Kelly, and J. Booker, a little ruffian-like s for lie stamps the ground every , A Requisition has been forwarded to the Sheriff i . . . step, and at the same time te fits Iris hod y a little.- were indicted for stealing a pair of gaiters, of the value of of Worceatershire, to call a Meeting of the County, it house of the Prisoner, in Stepttey-fielil ....i. Oa their' lie was dressed that day iii a rein coat turned up 3s. to il the property of Wm. Scales. fur the purpose of petitioning Parliament against any w i th a diarrival there they found the house apparently 1 Wliam emit,. a .. ileadborough in Islington, saw eke Pri. dirt white, buttoned w i t h one b u tt on across saner, take the gayer, in question from the Prosecutor I shop. renew.:~ of the Property - rex. fastened up, but having knocked for Acme time : the breast, single-breasted like a Quaker's, no ern- . 1 f 1 p i . door, and run ofl together. lie pursued and took them. Our. Meerisigs have also been called for the same parr - Kennett, put her head oat ' ing the chart., Sheffield threw away his hat, in which he had deriders, to epaulets , but lying quite close every "" "' tin.° "'" -er ' pose in the counties of Hants, Gloucester, and Suf. , w h ere,w i t h • cays i mere breeches and waistcoat and • - . ' their bushiest'? They replied 46 it was to come l them all cutliy. folk, and at York, Bristol, &c. I white cotton stockings. His neck is short, his in." The answer not seeming to give much Wise I e , - - , s 'twitches very bread, and his chest open. He had to . faction s or at least, to secure immediate adtnissiote The French Feeds readmit to improve. The .niount upon the tem ace by a wooden board, thrown left his s . . • Roy prices of sitorks were, the 131 h January, from 74 •. negligently theie for the purpose, and nn otitcer while he went himself to. the rear. Havine passed francs si) centime; to 74 frolics 73 centimes ; Dank : placed himself behind it, uncovere , d like all tl• r rest, t W 0 stalls, he su c ceeded in gaining admission into Shire', from 1112 francs-50 cent imes to 1145 francs; : and in the posture of one of the patients at the •g ile the testae through a back wititferw. . During this in- Royal Treasury Bonds from two to one three-sixths : of leap-frog. The Emperor laid : head saf bis: 4,11. ..,......... ' sign ' asul :vomit - Me tomost e,asslia alarm prevailed in per 111111U111 discount . ders, and so helped himself up, withnalsaf hi . ape . ,_ sit!e ; and Kittnersley having a view from the front It is stated from Stockholm, under date of the end , wore, or even lookieg at the man. !silo the rcoun On the gro I floor, observed the fe of I) , re I.ber, that the Diet would assemble at that ; he was so near me, .that I might ha l v ' e w. p l i7 l t:h es ed af his r male Priso.ter run hastily towatils the Ere-place, and place Ain't she latter end of Felsruary, to regulate! nose, had I beets so disposed, but I thought it better s . empty a large bag, eppareistlyessf,4llver, into a pot the new cotnlthred Constitution of Sweden atttl Nor.: not. His features, I then saw, are remarka!ily mils ! on the fire. Both effiters harg at length got into culitse, regular, and well-formed. He seemed in ' wty. the house they commenced'e search. On the person good humour, audllharl more of a leer than a smile . . • Commemosi STION Or BURNS , TIIP. POET.--Sunder. of the woman was found a number of shillings and '' ' " upon his open mouth, which, notwithstanding a laud is, we beli , ve, the only town in England, that thrpencee, all counterfeit.. hi : different parts of the beautiful set of teeth,could not conceal that espression for years pest devoted a day for holding in remem• which house was also found a quent . ity of base coits , in a themselves, generally carry about that feature. His men, immoderately exalted in their opinion of braise th e genius and virtues of Scotia's favourite fistislied and unfinished state The pot. alluded to being about to be inspected, the Prisoner Kennett, bard. The 25:h inst., is Beites's natal day, and we skin is coarse and weather-beaten, though quite un usiderstatel that the admirers of the l'oet in that begged the ollicers would not destroy her "peas wrinkled ; and his colour, bad and suit-burnt, would - soup," but being determined to come at the bottom tots n, pre already making preperetions for cense spoil his handsome features if thee were not already crating his memors this year, its a still more spirited • . ' e ' • '• of the pot, they rotted one hundred and ttinety-t Svcs. altered by fat. His coutitenanee Is not-of that pen- • manner titan they did Inst. ' This is so far creditable base shillings; a quantity of aquafortis, cream of ~ give meditating cast, which his picture gives him ; to the roster, that where poetical genius is so ter. tartar, and other preparations; a heap of metal ibut in revenge , his eyes possesses a natural unaffected T etley admired, it is a striking evidence that the so. I. filings, some stamps, and other implements were also fierceness the most extraordinary I ever beheld.- cial and henevolent virtues must be felt in reality. found. ' The Prisoner Leonard having knocked at I . hey are full, bright, and of a brassy colour. As On Toesday last the paraphernalia of JOANNA soon as he ells come upon the terrace, he directly the door ducieg,the time the officers were le the house, Sot. mew-es room for public worship, in Small - : brakes! at me, and continued to do so al lung as it -be was also seardited. lie brought with him a large street, Bristol, were exposed to sale by public auc- was poss i ble, and h i s stare i s b y far the most deter- Parcel, containing copper to a considerable amount, tine in tho open air. Tire bubble having burst, and : mi sse d and intense I ever experienced. lids time ..? intended no doubt as a purchase money for some o f the Soicety being dissolved, seats, curtains, cushions, however, curiosity made me a match, and I van: ;Lazenby's manufacture. On the person of Leonard chadelier, Bible, &e. &c. all f. II reeler the auc.lquished hilts. It is when he regards you, that you also- was round, in a private pocket, six counterfeit' tioneer's hammer. The Bible was bought for 12s. i remark the singular express i on Of his eyes. No shillings and some sixpences. by Mr. %Vise, of the Exchange; it has Joeest t's 'flue Lout) Nieeroa highly eammeeded the vigilance ' f rown-nn ill-humour-no affectation • of appearing tiaole written in it, and is full of pencil hieroglyphic , terrible, bu t • . • o f t h at . . of the oliii•ers hi detecting this nefarious gang, and t t h e genuine expression - ~ 0 masks. C h e t ris ners were remanded for another examination.. ' exorable temper, upon u•hich any drop of the milk• Maer.aoliotrolt-sTiitEr.-/Palter Perkins .Bond T... • pieces of silver coin, of the reign of Elizabeth ' of human kindness that may have ever fallen, mud feel Charles the First, were found, a few days ago, instantly turn to rust. I was yesterday charged with obtai n i ng 101. o f . by the sexton of Habna, near Portsmouth, while Ile goes every day in a barouche and four, w i th ,Francis Startt, by means of false arts and pretences. digging a Brave in the chus ch-yard ; those of Eliza- a picquet of ten Hussars, an Officer, and a dame-'The Prisoner, it appeared, had s u cce e d e d i n gett i ng both are in the best preservation; hike, to his country h ouse; whither he ; they are about the is also ac- possession of the greater part of a ho u se, N o . 9, CV' of a -iapeinty-piece, but thinner. companied by his mother, in another carriage and Bennet-street, St. James's, under prete n ce o f ea t s _ - - lit , homeh. o li t s i lling what he ter the Grand Union Club- Elio rII scr a fi r r Hunt.- mend) , the Merry four, amid s h e y Madame Bertrand, a I Itt th 'miler the patr on o Club, under took a considerable wager to run a they form 'y Inoking party. I saw at his : 19 se ' and Gentry , not one of whom, however, he ge r n party of the No.- vele in foe minutes, %steel' he accomplished with ap. the chickens as well as I ' bilil Y count ry-bouse fee d i ng • I To carry on his plan, h e i ssue d could name. • parent ease, on the Clammernail, in '2O seconds 1111.. could judge. He sleeps little at night , and with ou t • . der the given time. Bets 7 and lb to 1 against hint.: taking ye his clotherises- at lx o, or evert, ot,t,A , p o , m p ousannouncemen ts re lati ve to lids Club through• . The Club after Ariel% partook of a sumptuous break- . o'clock ! Ile- - but hir inci t ed - - fasi, at the Mermaid, Hackney. . then got The two Students recently expelled from Sidney and sem , College, Cambridge, were charged with assaulting alt but nee inhabitant of that town, one of whom attempted to , of B on , fire a loaded pistol at his head, which fortunately only . i am int flashed in the pan. I able lit 'flue travellers complain that the innkeepers in the j 0.,,„, i North road from NVandsford and upwa r ds, co n ti nu e ; r th - i ;;;; to charge at the rate of Is. ed. per mile for posting, 1 allude note itlislanding the low price of horse corn. From ii t i s 1 Wandsford and downward they have reduced the! renne--, price to Is. 3d. per mile. I of the DUEL.-Ou Wednesday week, a meeting took t ri „" ~,,' place, near Kilrush, between Dr. G--- -E and Mr. I --- ' - ,i . - l up y coe S— ; the former attended by Mr. B—, the tat- i ~c i t ter attended by Dr. li-T M- -. After an ex- lie can t change of shots, happily without effect, the differ- you w once was, by interference, amicably accommodated.- ' " 9 I you. ; (Clare Journal). • a -her On Friday last a duel was fought at Breafy, near I must ht Casilebar, between C. Ilicetes, Esq. of Westport, : tenalice and 11. P. Bitowse, Esq. of St. Audries. The par- ' i n , the ties exchanged shots, and the affair terminated with- 1 kind,' out injury to either. Messrs. BRAD sat and KELLY are clubbing their late very ' flounce wits for a new Opera, which is soon to be brought' prevente d forward at Drury-lane Theatre, and in Which the i,. ue ) lormer is, of course, to be the Ilero. brie, in' aforceinrr. .The person w in► committed the forgery on a banker in the City the other day for 4001. has not yet bete taken into custody, although lie ran great risk of being so. He sent a man ti► the banker's, in the name of the person . upon whom he forged, for his hanker' book. end cheques, and, isullead..of giving them up and to:lowing the messenger at a distance, one of the clerks accompanied him ; the consequence -was, as might be expected, the offender - had placed himself in a situation to see all that was passing, aid upon seeing a person in company with his messenger; he decamped. I Monday se'nnight, about twoo'ctoek P. M. a fish. ing-boat, belonging to Gordon,, near Bervie, re. turning from the fishing, was, by a tsudden squall attd heavy sea, upset, when the crew; five married men, all perished. Their names are-i—Jemes Mill, Alex. Watt, John Blues, Andrew Chisholm, and William Ritchie; the wife of the latter wax delivered of An infant .the same night:. Toe* of the bodies were .(eatekcitiegieg to part of the wreck : the rest are still Missing: By this accident, five widows and 16 •ehildien'iire thrown on the humanity of the public. Gall:Friday last, when the Ccirk Mail-coach for Dobtin stopped on Kilwortb Moinsfain to change horses, a Gentleman, wish ..f10 relieve himself from sitting so long, Wear' . '7ref the coach, tea walked on before it. US' , A pe. proceeded mere than 200 yards, *hen he ivelblififfillted by four men, one et them armed with a bloadetisitss, and the other -three with pistols, and robi4dOro if 421. Wt. They then tied him, and loft hint - lying *cross the road, eta a declivity, Weld in the direct ciierie Of the coach.— Fortunately his cries attracted thg - ilitessltipn of the driver, but it was with diffiettlly,Mtbetiesichwaeinfpg "tit rapid rate,titat he could pr rinaintillte• his passenger. The name of tlwaeottemaa Itaibe4i. lwarieasly stated, test tram an inhablhant of - thisolthr t at the time a passenger in the coach, we 14 190 believe that he is . Captain Butler, late of disk. Militia, resident not far from Clonmel, ine connected, by affinity, with Lord Caher.e Paper.) . . A robbery was lately couniaßted between wino and Verona, in whitistihipibievest.` • ^ - :;eme , "V' - f - _ - ..:.p r • •i t ' .11 • •• - 4 . 4' Js‘ci flirt - - -- -- -"t - the lawn bet' hie ' Isi ' I win kin the morning —breakfasts Inten or eleirpra rr , - °u 9 P l -.. c Pi• I- -fl was to et t"kieg ipettrYsleve it. The ter* lOriet Air P•Pti!tilli nt tratlet•periMe to furnish the 'Club,: assess genii' from Vierswert . IPA !111 oes to bed—plays billiards at his mother's house, .gooils or Ofere ((manses cards in the esenin " ays ati he loses, house, in which he 'dia not sec td ; but hp , die man fifiar ribreists le:rilispiatfikititrilitreeieriskelt another-trap, in which the Prosecutor.was taught . ' - ,„ y would wiat - fiteph.• •' • : ...;' . ...: - .*...434., - . r , 7. !Ter accepts what he wins, so that the Ladies On the Gth instant, anadvertisernent appeared in thsi illillintlay_night Boma ioilbeve•calietaderf*elfiettee nour, and others, gain tutrik, by this method. oformed that he supports hi; fait ilcith smelter. newspapers, for seven servants to be engaged a t t '‘ .fir the ceiler•4 the Whit e Li eu. a• lia•fit; ew Ctub.bouseoand on lhe.applicatiou of the Conir. •catharine's;deast, audits the the -night,. Aim wmiless, that he is cheerful. d pteesant corn. plainant, he has shown a delusive plan, which held ; the family Ire% lit Tests lb Stallitkirat Ond 111164 01 4 joins with every bodv, a . alWars some. out the advantege to be derived, that. be pet to. •.:. leita 4 iecigoltillietitr: . kite, ziktkit ottdiDikgt -- Pe." to bay for himself.. He noe.. I..peothor never n i a ceive 1501, a year as headwaiter, providing tit pees , Vertyl•-.l.4;eostiitler ''...„ ' " e" • . • ' - :. in conversation to tbesubjr*tattheir reverses. quisites did not exceed that tons; and his wifo was : "•tiitosisimitr* *merit ''. - • 'St'. faiter's•Chertb, the custom here to pay hile. marks of reve- to be housekeeper, but lie must advincp 501. la alill:hl:Citiater, last wee I A il,a - •histi . • f a yobng woerste, which •I never saw•pnctismiebout tire person I anddecorating 'the trobciiktee,, - • Ire! tehieh had . been burietPlOritil''siCetihty'yOkeei oil Potentates. General Bertrand. sits in the car. I 14 fernilhiltil 4tH. whickositnititited the 1 foond quite perfect; -hoot gang it ofierwltitwoofy aid with him, uncovered, 14 the rink of jetting a 1 1(141 " 44 I° ' init of 'the re sotcd. y ou take of ;your hat m o os Ril p... fiend. All tke furnypl.pbtaitted was one tezerd. !placid countenance, pr tented ;It - ,' .. liatiertelting i nt the greatest distance you thitk it ..,. Able 1'1,0105 !Rut live boosefrOppr In . i! . veited i t.. ' Arin.ther'.',epectacle. We prebuilt's some anti susinitdeti , 140 ; 104 frorsettjtuation as porter. _lttartt, Jutve been had recourse. 'Mr' . ..- 'Om di:4cent you. In the Witte t • • ~. 1 *) i.at . .itiga+beheatifooil ehardcter. The Pri. lan4Ut:Of tigne.--(Cleciiir' 400'4' . without taking any, other , k' ts • ". . , sekve'wr it :rhetlbiiiMakow'enti,Strielc.•l4lxettnne t i . .."and which has preserveall • body irei"'llii OS a Natiatne la Mere is the kilt : , i .2 w ' ' ' ~( 4 1 )P 40 ..nine of life I have seen (alrew'seir ...5. , • a'' •I ° l tt illiltr d ', Iltib s i l t :Z ei ' . l. l. s-i l le sh, ,. and lavebeen formerly very handsome • - l ' ied ' llitfis (4141401 I° hilt° Ir : tlenfl ' eninn. " " .-: *le at onoe sweet and !dilkitified,mutaritliabOid is servautikeaatild lo v e :Wien leek - off half he eisr. ' torimound a y mere ' % A b b . yra,„LbtAxisatt.. g as h es • se i , 0 obscurity of her,origirt.—t Sive omit - is hi) , liteKlftikkiteetkiee• Ile ifts.lbeteteittaftfor itahlits• or Grew' eel. - er}:• ' *ries said --., 6 blit her edael4kil OWL trial. •i . 4,....4. - ' .' ' .. . -, fur the• iont'sputeof .by 4 lec• rupt4,44 ni of A'. ' 1.. Jitt lie breastairelthlt, ocatimeed ... ; , ...., .I+. fail : ~teszoet4t tatrolnariatelia 7 moderate.' She made appotakeee . 4 ru. • _./... , _•_77,•! - .1 . 11..T st r aro vrow.arbetitee respison ac id *in . MIL ieleviteaseter• • -,,, t , ,a, u !vet • : . -*' ? when her Son was the Kiog of • it z : totl. saruf bad •t #ettLbstim dom. • - • .‘. - 4.1. , •-• Lad awn etyma fottgitstaie •am:, '' . tri, ...eatnbeilialisi, si T i ff iws --. --• ••• . l ii =ol,r4 s iiittlowbi t=l:4lo et: . itaitiOa. Similar . t0t , i 0. 01 ,- ; :- , - , .. • "71.••• •. , • •„I vi -1t a arigith4uriag. • M., - , ~, • .. ..i ! * fr o it .1 , - :• , z.' •••••' - - - 4 41 1 0 the ". -• . •- • • .;; , , . •)::•.•,,•,,. • .. .. .. . . ,-; • "•:• • • -. k . 4; ~--.. ," ". - 4 .40" .4, . . ' . --.- ' • • : • . . , . " ..! 'l., ' ...4'..: . - : . . . ~ ...- • .; , - • - 1 7 %14,7: - , e • • ).., :1 - ;.. , •. .. •.• . , 44..,,,,',. , :. • 1 , ,• . ' . 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Tube Lane, hII ..ey, ..• • "." • i ii - , . , THElginil It, JAN,.I9. ~ : b,,,i.ur .,: i.,,F , - :_ u_ ' i 5 n' 4 : 4e 1 1 4 7 ,441 :. : ; ftk a l. --. 4 7, : rare 7. a i de lad ism% ,l m ey eti. i 7,;te r h e ijacte i, : ) , ,, ,: ic ad t ylehd tt for , bait et i li nti o er n ta t k h e e r, f ilvets" wi Z " ile t Y le i""g oseednit l It°hrtetin t* l seg, ne it was kilted and ~buot t up in the slaughter-hous e , a t L l it s tjy's premises, an d li'l•rt of Use • rt of the ' day, 1114 ° Chisivick, tfam whence it ; tuts slit en on the . di,t thee m b er _ tiger brother of the O n li ,e e V al L e s i o . a w re a l s i . f il o a ii r ti r d t i b i a .ti, at tiruhions notice taken of him. c g ;,.,,. Iv companion ~ is o oey paid, -that be had found it in . company with Tring er , rtf.•,diliti;rtisii;atirlee of it. and that he gave h morning,y ntonot hees i d" et 4: okan i n small • Toe sa•ne story was told by Trinder ; but the venizon fil le d ; near the .4 ,Badsey nand Guilty, and '1 render /tenni ted. at the lri h n o ge l s oi t: w ere .be in i lia ng d pa se r y t • tior s m i l h u e se ?ircas hootr e g s a io h ir ro ? k f e ro n al le i t is , , l , e i r; tc l e q ip ile_ rr d e lu i, li es i .or its Witness gave in: I la . ,t David `Mile; Ed Ward Cair, Jelin Akei,and Joseph E'fra d e , his sitspicion of tbs. , itetri,.. alias 81 ieltioare i iv u e b re rti d r i t e rd ai ltr o sz s liat a quantity of s itilt-lane, and on 1 w vrehended . the Pti- master, deposed, that She vessel was delivering li s e ° :i i i i; i r e s:il i t h ! e is Si P u l ir, i t lii n er Mat: of 9 1 be• isrftr Thomas, o 1 which y . so l es , 15 s . in silver, cargo, n o li n t i l:r ut i r l i th lAc u e l m t Is i ti r i t • ir a l i f il t l o h n i r. ii o w .c a l s oc th k en ti a la n t o d r: i t ins i y .on ; the stoics we r e 9 1 1 17:5 9 4 a il l o ' erv e d Davis ithwn the main liatchiv ty naeonksoine y e l at 1 being some of those of opium. Witness went doss n to hjaa,.when Davie step.ed led by hint in a par- i t i t s t i e ck re ' al a 'd „ti s tt i l dte * W il as . 11l i i i t t l i nTf as or k e ed ba l hiroThsaptuha-evna•arni coon-vain, 'l* confebsed hating theo rameout a ith a ball of soup-yawn in ids hand; and o l . at ing's, a pawnbroker, en deck. Witness then , wetit . te . .i_whe7 Davis had stood, a i d where he . ' tau g ht a tfhoeuVas"-i"iiinleorwosSiltiLtqlelid.'wetaintlVt7cand exile . o lluahr ealkaemuisai3 id five guineas, an d „„. I ,„n asp tired to have been taken out. &items put the it lay there in pawn ball law the chest. There were otlfi:r men at work in the h o ld at the N n t etaie r . p' I . Arrnazirs. on hehalf of the Prosecitors, g i n ; e lip ii 11rolrd.uc;t(ilial the ° lilinrtiteS. l the charge against the Prisoners, who were acqui led fur trued le victory, at 13 31 - - -ie - of evidence Wm. Shackleten was indicted for stealing a silver watch and ate, which the Psi. six ii. notes, _the pronerty'of Tm hoas:Martinson. iy for some brandy, It appeared that the Prosecutor is a seaman, who deposer!, Of the notes stolen t i l s i rl:ol t d,. l . ll n e atia il e, af to j e a e n t u l i sTl y n a Pi l . i i : 4 dTi ( i . i r g tu l l i i Xes t s o w la a p s u no bli t c- so h h u e: . • bat he had not been long in the ' public-halite before he foul or a second examine , his pocket had been picked, and he instantly collared th e Prisoner, and gave him in charge to a watchman. Ou being • taken to the watch-house, and searched, the Prosecutor's mo c k ',, /Viltimn Lazenby, tobacco-hos, '6l. in Bank-notes, and some silver, acre fouled mull, were brought witilm. -6 uiltY.. ;eel with uttering and l• i 'rane;;Smith wa y s o i f lni l e in ted ß f r o o r oi s tealing The a piece of pri n t e d atity of base money c ott on , oi' e pro cut i o lert r is a linen-draper in Duke-street, Manchester- square. On the evening of the 9th inst. about live o'clock, his s o ls i or ti ti o n n saw t he r o r n i- t i .r m o t r : g com n e au i t n i t t o y t i h h e a s t h h o u p , , ,g a and i i i:; t i t ti the l : piece that on Wednenday Aldgate High-street, door, and then ran ats ay. he pursued and took her with ti l e by, go into the shop property in her passession.—quilly. i I having known him iii ld ichael Casey was indicted for stealing a silver watch and 61. Rank - notes, the property of P. fil`Vonnel. privately, fru* 3 watched him. He i hi s ! Jerson , ' - - tdj rosecutor Is a ( ra-f h aring man, and lebdget er t tin the same house passed counterfeit hint took him into : thee, t a ' a rj itTe er ilrose ° eu li ti c a 2 g l i i i h t so drunk ec that wheyn went y t o r u e i tu t r o t e d I him, secreted in a , home he fell down stairs, and while he lay in that sitnatiisa li e nit shillings mid sit- i f i elt e; P i r o so u t t ier take his property from bins, but he was not able good notes and cash l , ! Prisaner denied 'having any knowledge of the properly.- 'ession. stay, aided Acquitted, ; Ir, proceedeti 'to the • vb"h" hef . fielfi, Wm. Clarke, Davis Kelly, and J. Booker, ;ere dthe indicted for stealing_ a ~ p air of gaiters, of the val ue o f ey- fields. On their tiproperty of Win. Scales. 1 house apparently I William Small; a ifeaelduboeirtioiluemeilliufrrsimnnueldstalhinnedgtito,ornoo,nsa;:welomtrbe.. shop. ' kel for some time i ro e r rs i l i a n k d e ri t i h n e V i t e ng n eTh ' , pot: her head ' out! ing the chart, Sheffield threw away his hat, in which he had ow, and demanded '. pot the gaiters, and t4ey were found is it.—Tbe Jury found " it was to come ' thew all Guilty, to give much satis- ! mmediate admission, ,The person n Ito committed the forgery on a banker eof the front door, in the City the other day for 4001. has not yet been , ear. Having passed taken into custody, although he ran great risk of i cing admission into being so. lie sent a man to the banker's, in the pw..; Daring this in-1 name of the person . upon whom he forged, for his alarm prevailed in- hanker' book- and cheques, and, instead-.of giving view from the trent • them up and following the messenger at a distance, 2r, observed the• t'O• one of the clerks accompanied him ; the consequence tis the fire-place, and -was, as might be expected, the offender - had placed , : (Wiser, into a pot himself in a situation to see all that was passing, cad iat length got into upon seeing a person in company with his messenger; . ra.h i . On the pereon, be decamped. der of ;tailings and Monday se'nnight, about twcio'clock P. M. a fish. ifferent parts of the ing-boat, belonging to Gordon„ near Bessie, re. 'of base coin, • in- a turning from the fishing, was, by *sudden squall atid 1 The F og, altodad to heavy sea, upset, when the crew; fire married men, ! Prieener -Kennett, all perished. Their names are-i4nmes Mill, Alex. destroy her "pcas . Watt, John Blues, Andrew Chisholm, and William come at the bottom Ritchie; the wife of the latter was delivered of Oka Ired and ninety-two infant .the same night:. 'Erie of- the bodies were iquafortis, cream of fannecliriging to part of the wreck : the rest are ' a heap of metal still miss. By this accident, five widows and 16 mplemeets were also ehildieWiire thrown on the humanity of the public. having knocked. et Ost . Friday last, when the Cork Mail-coach for erswerein the honse, Dublin stopped on KilwortbMOsintain to change (lit with him a line' horses, a Gentleman, wish l ' ...to relieve himself il ensiderable amount,' friimsitting so long, Wear 't ? tipf .the coach, sad money for some of walked on before it. Ili lilt- proceeded moire e person of Leonard than 200 yards, *hen he weltaltilhed by four men, i :ket, six counterfeit one et them armed with a bloatitkistiss, and the other three with pistols, and cabbUOra if 4TI. 101. They mended the vigilance then tied him, and loft hint - lying *cross the road, on nefarious gang, and: a declivity, 'end in the direct .crierie Of the - coach,— another examination.' Fortunately Isis cries attracted thvg - •ititenittpa of the iter Parkins lion , driver, but it was with diffictilly,aoheitesielt. obtaining 101. of alanrpitirate,thathecouldpreieitliffroati r:2 l:z . earls and pretences. his passenger. The name of tlicaentte been succeeded in getti,og warioosly steted; btst from an intasllttantailtilita city, - of a house, No: o,' it the time a passenger in the txtealts•NritArnliod . ao ' er pretence of este- believe that he is • Captsin Butler, 11441 the - Artulligh- ) ' (irriiid Union Club- Militia, resident not far from Cloacae!, And fleetly . a party of the No- connected, by affinity, with Lord Osher.—(Dabfin ' it *him, however, he Paper.) . . is plan, he issued A robbery was lately committed between Dee En. i i to,AiaClub through. rano and Verona, in wiiiill thnakieves, instead of 1 ~ it plan was to get taking inaney,rve it. They bulk starlet air pitP.oo4l6 '''. • to furnish the tints: . essettifflo grunt fro* Yleaoati'tkltitestikatitilli. I , r Iccelisn; but hp : eke man fifteen twins i•:: 4 laPtiitfli kill 111 . 41411 " i cutor -pas taught' ''''' . y irnuld wet - fetich.. •' • : ::".:. ` fit.. ...-.. - ` .r , 7... i vent appeared in the ,i,tlitatidaynight Some rolllseve.*leealvitfallbelfilittik'il ' o be engaged at t ' J'it the cellar'4 the White Lien. e' in St. lication of the Coin. ..Catharine's4lis#, India the the night,, Ain re plan, which held ; the family wet.* rest, they iteolittaint end 11 1 1 6 404 , (hit . be ri , to . pg.• *hiltless* ii*etity.::, , itie,atitik . l andiother a • - 'pa* ) ', providing bit per. , ' y t ,l44:ioniedir ''' •.: ow. - '- ' !. , .. ._, . EL; and his wife was : "throfisnio* °flea, • - St. fetenrChartb, advincp SOL to airilislthiater, last wee IA 11p - hod .f a yobng wentitts 1 . ~ - s le trobchtitte,' Ire! tottioh had been boriedaerintrt , lifAhtylotkrir was hichi.ositnstitited the ` found quite perfect ; -lifer long enhanrAsheame t iaid i t , [ed was one 'haiard.!,placid countenance, piftented ,"tt' ' llitiottofies ' '‘ . 1144n v e ll iga zai4 :41010fie ;t err i t., : ri. L: Ti o nit t illie l r t r e ti. . t4. ':, t p liellill e dy c eul t w a b c h:eo l ie e i . ohti h aih l a ea l i . e_ r i e Lr re‘ c e o (se u u cr rs il isi de . st i : . Nor: *Pill er...l : 11 .e.itod u . t cr i .y ~)jr, of.. ... 9 - ii..10101 : : 1 : 46 ., t 1 o fiti • :y :dr; .ap e e h, , and - tll \l*; :tvff e ras hi f tri be ° n rl2 .-" r. '' ton : .Thona m y .. at D1 00, 141 , 33 4 . * y ,, a - ;.;,ib lAw : . .ifs.'..igi,ies'-' . i 1 tfts.eommittedfor rinhlas- or Gnaw ..hy.heraptosing of -LI • k and , 10.40 " , Lal st :., :Goatee : kisa era • • i , , s i ater w itiat im. , ) ..1 -, for thesionopueeof JaiiebeeastoistsiOlott occasioned i: las • eatabik ,. • alllicing s situation Fri*. a-akidi scidlin l i mb/ . t is k,* • .. e s ,-etpiallcd, unit nevet ledvilt o o l t j , • , : . ••,te l p° l ‘ l° ' fitst . ,- . .folnbeililid,. =IN' • - N : ' '-•••-•'• . ' _ b... • • ' ..; 1• :. . 4 ' i gega. Similar :Los it tior - ; •' ** '''' .- • .' " - ‘4"''''"• . ' • . • ' 3 • . fribietts: .1 ''"-- 4 0 „,. , i•iz ...'.. ~. •-•; -- ' sikikos .. .. —-, . woo, . -'• .-. .;; - , , •w.„; • , .-.1 '4 l -,A' . •••, • • • : 4; ..-,.. • , le . A)" ..4, . 0 • :.•ate ~. . . . , •4 : . • .• . . , •.V0.3 - ;.- , •. -. - . ' . • . .. . . • • . .... • ~i .~~