The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-15 00:00:00

Fr' 9 R '~~ ;' ;t . 'Vt• • ;, , " 9 s • l'A !Nt, ~++~ ' { v. , 4. ;:, dayAINT OP. .4 iiiiettlg -1 •, ENTIREpr NAKED, PO): rut ON THE MICH MOUNTAINS 07 viti CANTON OF • VIEDOSOI. • • • • , • .. • • • dki t ili s [ExTRACTED PROM Tin Joult,rAt . s 07 jilt !h. I7Ttt JaNintaX LAST.}.;; .. At some leagues from the hamlet of Sue, at the foot of . Mount Calm, which has an elevatiou of snore than 1700 tales, and bears en its front eternal ice and snow, a dark and ..silent valley Wolk , one of thou. imposing scenes which arrest and stsike the mind of 'the observer in the vast•amphitheatre of the Pyrenees. This valley is confined Within those mountains, naked and frightfully torn asundei, whose bases, disfigured by enormous mattes, seem to' ex pect every moment a fresh accession of the same kind, teaselled from the surrounding i surninits, which are clarireued all' over, and rent by the deep est fissures. Numerous waterfalls, discharged fiom a hake op the heights, hurry down the side of the mountain, and are precipitated in murmuring eats ruts into the midst Oftldsdreadful dabs.' A scanty. , tiegenstion, which marks the traces of their uncertain Course, it th• only mark of vegetable life which Na ture has suffered to exist within those hounds which she appears to IYave consigned to eternal sterility. Some intrepid hantea having extended their tetra' even litto this formidable in - closure, wereseized with astonishment on seeing, on an opposite cliff, a fe. male ilgnre, entirely naked. This female appeared tall, her compleXion was dark • • a long head of hair, bet only covering, was scattered over her shoulders ; 1 she stood erect on a jutting rock, which seemed sus. pended on precipices, the Immense height of ,which this rock surmounted. , • :". ** The hunters ran towards her ; but seeing them, the female took to flight, setting up l. at the same time, the most frightful cries: Carried eivgy by her ter rors, she hurried down the declivity of-the moun tain, mid sums escaped from the pursuit of the hun ters, who would not venture on the 'dangers which that unsteady, end almost perpendicular route, pre- 1 emoted to their sight. The news of this wonderful diacovesy wa% tarried to the hamlet of Sue. • On the morrow, .inane morning, a great number of sh'ep . herds ad d to the mountain, and concealing themselves lnd the rocks, waited for the woman, Pilt • and comisse upon her by surprise, they seized her person. Clothes were immediately presented to her, which she rejected, and even tore with the greatest violence; it Isis tint till they had succeeded iti.tying her hands, . that they could Xecomplish the ell:kiting 1 of her. She est conducted to thelutudet. Thii fe male, seeing -herself cloiliest with germena hateful to her, and forced freinjliak shirk retelniolle glo4my melancholy of - .whit-11140W to j(lve' ler *ol4esure, was seized %%Wt. theltieitodirtigeobit filadness,: her eyes, spoil:time:Witt' tri,'ipPested to start from their erhits; iteryttrdggles beania strong Sind con. . rulsive ;,fissalls , she briilte . silenee fit- the purpose) of discharging - againA elidiel who aurrouuded lier,l threats pronouttied - Wil i :bring 'voice, andi itt,the ! s;:pernaluril toueof ittspiratihn and euibestasm. When the, arrividit 14 piirieinigh of gut,, her fury still contliiiiia. The clit4 who - Is * flrr i ltY.' 'kw man much best . oree, sweet, and persuasive i pre sented himlieittli ifil; tillktibt Mir fkik ;Wild( of • ~ • . • peace andconsOleiclit. Aiinci,inf .eotefl rutelti* wick transitions so edintisAlddisorders o th4.usind, the sinking of melinCiroli isiiceitieT the exploslin, of ' frenzy. .:.. • • ..., Iler countdisia(b"eia eta nil liiii " 4iipaie e . a a; 4 no longer, nor did ahe appear to see: est hear any thing ; one thought elm ge which 'beer* alt.heriat tetitiou oisde her . indifefent ec„evig . istrrounding object. That . thought most, of etkorsef be of a most sorrow'ful nature ;. inteLuntary tears and sighs, escaping from ber epprosse4 bear! „bettlyed her an guish. At length she StepPpil l Bull Axed her looks, which for some time hail bee wandering, steadily an her garments; her livitbs quiver • she falls oh her knees, and in a Joist interrupt ed with sighs, ea. claims, 4 ' Good God ! *hid will my unfortunate husband say ?" These words were folletued by secret praYera, and by a long reverie. The tears, which ,she shed in abundance, gave her some relief ; she became more calm, but remained indifferent to every thing:— Victuals were offered to no purpose; questions re peated eithout receiving any answer: it mightlx vid that she was seized with au absolute insensibi lity. She spoke in the French language alone ; her ac cent was pure; the manner in which she expressed hers.•lf during the access of her frenzy, announced thilt her mind had been cultivated : her figure, though lank and livid, appeared to have been once handsome, end still bore the impression of a noble rank and It was bt no means difficelt to the good Pastor to perceive that this •woman was a stranger, that she (lid not belong to the clasi of common people, and that the melancholy iu which she was sulk originated' from. no other rause than the weight of rnisfortuees. Ile cetooeired for the unfortunate woman the most livelyinterest, and lavished on het the most enc. tion”te cares, which he had the misfortune to sea that she rejected. Having piece?, her in the chamber s heresh,e was to repose for the night, he took- the necessary precautions to prevent her escape. Those precautions were insufficient; on the morrow she had eisappeared ; &clothes which she wore were found not far from the place, torn to tatters. • She re-appeared some days afterwards on the tum uli: of a rock, hitherto supposed inaccessible except to eagles and to the chamois. Attend once more were multiplied, but we, successful ; it was useless als'o to endea BOSING.--The great bittle betwixt Painter and °river will take place GO. the 17th of int, lastest of thir3tl by ceaserrt:* Rechtspes4aadAlo4 tie n*. SSA * Ski ver her name and her country. It was, however. generally' bell ezpressiors which had escaped front womap ctrengthened that opinion, tied a Frenchman, whom revolutioi driven into Spain : she callovied hjt tat this couple hating deterrni their country, arrived otthe f9ot there they met with those dangdys endearouriug to shun. Robbers 'plundered them of every thing, to menti, and even raised their murder the husband's -life. He perished' wife being obliged to witnelt.,t , woody scene, to - it her reateit ) Qtr • t .- . I The Sitting Magistrate weight of her aftlietion ; she peneteated beyond Port • . -P• ' •"•' ' -• . that .the warrants sheald, Atifa, wandered along the. savage summits of t h e . - AN • . ' . 4 'isr. ~t he ,e ntleman fur his info, Vyronees, and with a heart broken, .and a brain die- i Untoe-ateteos--•-11. Boner, , Ur. Vitrie; i , ,s t .,, , , . *polo attend on Saturday ordered, arrived at that formidable enclosure, whose 'Green, Were charged Yesthrday.liefote'Mr..Efairee be brought up. laePosing aspect stopped the weaderer's course. Bitter- by . A. M 4 Naughton, ES4. Deptity-Corninistary-ce ' 'fil A ttesottouoit e ixezer.. 'tabled in those places with the most sorrowful images, tient, with assaulting and, imprisoning him,• under she wasetonped there. by that conformity she disco- the following circumstance) :.....Mr. M. stated,. that up, charged with a riot, il vered between thedisorder of nature in that spot, 'being on his way to Portsmouth, he on sunday eveti.-Idght. and that of her own soul; there she resolved to-eon- Ins; about eight o'clock, called at a public-house in • John Ilutchinsen, the . sign herself without reserve to inconsolable atflic - the neighbourhood of King st o n, intendin g to take into custody, seid, that aOre Aga,. to , paler and to die alone sod unknown in the - coich there, but fi nding himself too late, be de.. a riot in Bond : efreet, and, Musa,. bosom of natuv, in the midst of that gloom, -tern-deed to continue there till morning. ifesigni. the cause of . it, he saw ihedwfel fenders of which nature displays in these fled his intention and ordered dinner ; after ,he had others, standing opposite, .placee.. . - "; • ''diked be observed' two men frequently looking in at 4 transparency had been ex She was isametimes observed to tear ip the wild . the window of the room in, which 'he was sitting ; in a great fury of loyalty, ' 464, j o idunge into the lake oi: descend into the stotlikitig to be thus overlooked , he rung .for the was not again exhibited, . d trent to seize the ash; but for the most part she i waiter, atid . desired -to be shown to his room ; this windows, and according! , Wes seen in theattitude of reflection and of grief, ; was aciordingly done, and he sat down to rook themselves with stones, kid resembling a statee as immoveable as the rock I over itinie piped. He was . sooit after, however, vented them from proceedil oiion Which she stood.. , • I surprised by' receiving a message from the landlady, The Prisoner was the out The winter, nevertheless, was approaching i• 'the , desiring he, groeld put oat his candle ; he returned he could seize upon. Aft_ snow wit'eti occupied the . summits of the mountains ; for aitswer, he should dp so before ,be got into bed. Cody, he very dexterously sil k 'it al pregreesively advancing, and forcing into shelter . Spii offer' he received another Message, insisting on coat, and kali:rug it hi the posseseion ihe flockrand the she the heights were abets- i the Candle:bang Put oar instantly. Surprised at this men, attelipterj in vain to make' doped. The inhabitants and the .Pastor deplore. she ;tertraerditrary cOnducl, he desired to see the land. The Prisoner wasdismissed. Jot of the unfortunate unknown-" Alt: withoestilially • she came to him, but on his remonstrating the Magistrates. doubt," say they, " she will be torn •in piece, billsilth tier, and desiring in explanation of : the extra. Mrs. Lunn, the wife of bents of prey, or if she could escape thole-meirderie4sedleary messages he had received, she merely said, herd's - market , : was fi ned oas teeth, her frotenbody, after yieldieg teetho lioneiherents going to bed and mutt have the candles put ' crackers. :, ~ ' roil; of hunger, or the keen arrows of #inchintwol Mr. M'Naughton, on hearing this, said, he 1 Clarke, an cer Itei re buried under heaps of . enow." . . .• • • '-:, ' id iti to bed imtnedietely ; the landlady - left that he saw Jahr% Willeik. I '.-. What wai•theireastonishment wherrilller sae far ki ' end he made fast the door of his room and was lin the street, on . ..1 6 ' • ' „ £gain on the return of, the fi ne imisithilltill tarp . fttrg to go tobed,, when he heard some persons 1 when the boy ga4tileir . mining along the accustomed heights! They lolakedf it the door ihe captioned them not to come in, but Ihe purchased (heti. Vat upon this species of resurrection at a prodigy, the lit-reply to his caution the door was instantly broke ! himself to give evidence mystery of-which they.conld not explain, and which 'open, and the three Defendants entered the room. 1 the boy 3d. and went with they were eager to publish to the neighbouring die.. Mr. M . . enkpectitig the y were come to rob him, as ! few. Mrs. Lunn . receire I triers. . - • , • ‘ i they did 'not eitPleiri tite motet% of theft. conduct, I squibs in return.. . Mr. Vorgniesr Tudgenf the Pali de Viedessos,.; felt consideragle efarm ,he erldr4sse'd them with el. ! The Poor lonian said, . was informed of it; thisMagistrete proceeded to the I vility, and. regiteited tfiey , teould • leiee his room, I was any herrn le doing w; t place. Through his cam he unfertunale woman was o ff ering theih 'spine ' ilieeri , ' which .they . took ; 1 The Worthy Magistrate .again caught. • He caused her tp beelothed • he en. the y then rettirdetttia tlie.debeat the room, itnd ha: poser to remit the pena' deavoured to gain hee . coufidencie made her •Eeke-, heard thin whiapetifig' tOgiticer. 114) Went to the : either pay it, .or have 'a ( some crude undressed vectuges; and endeavoured: to - 7. window,.. .4.14, attempted td put it up, intending ' pods. ,-*, draw from her the secret ; olio' . . misfortunes . Fora .to call for is4sisianeei riii hearing this, hbweser , ! A gentlentan; • apparent! long time she opposed thimert."ohstiaate silence•to : they all three returned into the room . and a complaint of one of the those questions lie pot to tier in the softest but most seized hold of him, threeteeini; if hi attempted to . in the streets to prevent disorder earnest manner; at length, when he asked her how cell out that they would dispidth • hirn. They threw • cer was very much intoxicated, it happened that the bears did not devour.her, ".Thai him down on' the hel l aint'silliiii . he was struggling , of doing his Only! bears ?" she replied, 46 thereto_ my best frionfis. i and endeavo u r i ng to deelitt' himself , several persons! ;rh o Sitting Magistrate they kept me warm." '7 . ' 'tame into tb6 *moul t . eye of Whom said*.,he was ..o and said, that it aver he The bear of the Pyrenees is of a gentle.iitore—,he Consist's!, ; tkiheiiing.thisdeetinition, Mr. M‘Naugh.- a vitiation, it - *oak' • spares the weak, and is terrible only to those who; desired be would take charge of the Defendeasa,. place. . dare to. provoke him. fie - retires at the approachoU slit hid a Veit ierlous complaint to make against' --- , 1 , ,. winter into a savage cavern, OA pisses some montns i nem.T he, Constable, however; refused to.take t h e EXTRAORDINARY LITT butied in a kind of.lethargiealitrober. barge, but said, if he (Mr. ItlvNaughton), was not ,x-houtids„ on Monday Might' it not be isms*, that this woman, impelled I uiet, he would take cliaree of him. They then all r Rock - house, about „ . by cold to enter into ahat frightful, habitation, kept ! uitted the room, lie( the Defendants soon after re- oon after took to earth, herself warm during the rites. et uyskee by partici- : t an d 4 0 watch over hi m a ll , night ; and ever eared alive, together w foxes! We doubt Whethei .... . . ,•. , . / pelting yt! , the hede of the beers, which 'As s toy' 11 tip,. 1 tiMe he att;mpted fag° near the wihdow, they Pulled .peritide, ogee,. quitted, but for,the prelposiirefloatith. him heck with Violent abase: At length, About six steam of fecundity was MICS . 4 I i i!.the.teqraitkey. withering the frig of' 00 . o'clock, he succeeded iii getting the wintiOW open, dam is exceedingly poor, 'ipiertree in the neighbeerieg.rereet : ?-.,.: ..., .• •": .. hulled a riAn Who was inikitiog l threw MM. some ill, Alive and in the pessessio ;Nevertheless, torrmots wig : seoroi pion* thenl ver, 'aid desired he would • send a Orinittible, Soup ' A ' Mrs: gada° l 4 4 'el' . any sbe had yet i endured wore tviemriatl - fir turf ' s ll 4 4 ' 4 erter thi mini .who said he was a COnstablelth'e tire. stead, was driving"trom I foritseeitis retrial!. . She was couituctedeto Foksii . eb i e4i ceriacioMeliig, cariii • bOi•bO now de e lareki n,l e her one horse cart, in. co she might,,,'injor in that place such %Outages 'has t i : i ta- imU fist character,lint abuiiml Mr. M‘Kaugh.. unfortunately overturned i public cempatatort'asjght.eupply. lt I very possible ~ .`ie ' - :'Mr. writ '610 . 0 oeti'boit(inot44 neetjpi of two ; guns,, I lts , over that;. it she I llfd•.3l l l44l4iltawkiihsa Aftlitit 41101bir I: .14 11104 tiChtir' -410 . ' .. -- 4, 014,.. d i : ‘ P &Ogi.. FRI 4 i . ' . 1 ~4 -',„ . . - • •- clies . en 2 .and entrusted to the Care efte.olleenteerfeehef • "Ay tai know - Tht - • • , log end good sense, the gloomy vapowie?. ef., ;stolen-J kept 'a prisoner. The man did .po, when the ( 4 rtUilt.;. : !Ito , of coarseltrought Ilk.. sty which obscured her reason might : *toes been Ist pretended great astoniilitiiint, said Al' ineft. 1 Thlpfli.*,' ,T,filt . waggoner .exhibited 1 4 p ssipaild. , ' ~,•:,.,e , ~.;;„„ . , ; ,,, 1 • • 1 ,.. - • notant of any tie : Want hating . bfleii.Plit tition ,Ffic, l , nttneet. distress on'the melt/inch°, 1 But this entotaniteawatore was - purstted by het M‘Naugheon, hehad paid tali bili t. .l4id Wa v e Att,libee... , nii,.,blatne was to-be imputed ,wgil destitly ! ,At first she wa s disposed of in the ty to go whenever he tilettied... 3111. 1 ., - m , :l‘44l4elietpaces athmiding.the actidete liesipitel l .from which she was after a few days widei seen after quitted tire boucle, and on his repel; .0,1 _At Greaten, the follow, 1 drawn , on ,the pretence that she disturbed the orders Londea, applied to the,lVlagistieite at, ttalbn:Ffilr, circumstance ;is rthrted to ea , of the place, and was conducted to acv old strong' to have the Defendants. token into cattuBi . ."l 0 off - last: Mr. and Mrs. God' castle,. Which at present ill used as a Olsen. this . and Clarke wort' fiedadin k ilf t ilt' ow 1 and the Godfrey, partook, at din ` habitation, built on. an enormous rock l eedetachedl Defendants were taken inij et tirdisibi tiitteiep.--Tbey ; ding, and after part 4" from the other Motinteini,.and which, rising rapidly t new denied the truth of a_kreit pert otgr.:fi'!ia'agh. !. taken to the kitchen to.the fcom the bottom _of a valley, elevated three large, ten's statetheist; sifts;, they .weds4i,s - intii, .1410xi.1 . t0 have contained poison Gothic towers to an immense •height, is well adapted' cstfeti it thothile ell intl . the . rd soh ~ fifty he was, 'de. ron the 10th, and,_ it is sai. is ezeiteideav of fright andteeror.. •A$ aeon as the) lira wg6 to beillind. Ithire r. liki' eiiidle poi out war, ; John Godfrey were then wretched creature saw herself shot ep its this piece; !Ism:stab it was cipitertlererr dangerous to., dark despair teeth posse6sion of he r ; the ac ce s s e e este •ono.-.Mr. M‘Natightrin; hoWeeer, periisted ie ' others we have no information. 1. Peeesratasisst.—An l eav e. hi r e eight persons had eaten of 1 her madness returned again , and she never ceased.ti . iiii accusation, and the Defendantb were held to bail make the walls of her priton"re-echo her miserable to answer the complaint at the Sessiens. on Monday last, on the L lamentations.' . Bow-aTe t er.--4Votitili - S. Szyin, Oat' 004, . Jetoes Asisburnhairt, and. . • . - A hard-hearted jailor; ePies whom the eitferte- 'was yesterday brought to -the Office by Vickery, . former a farmer, and the to had no etrongeeelaiai of rightthan the criminal, .'charged with obtaining il. from Mr. Atkinson, o f , distance performed was 60 . 'fit the purpose of getting rid of the uneasiness whidh - the Mint, uttlier &Ise pretenCes. side e to start at the opposi her cries excited, conceived and executed the project l' 'it appeared that the Prisoner called on Mi. At. The following was the order . of causing her to descend into another prison, humid : M illion, on Wednei4iy, and represented himilif as Hours. - Merr)wr 1 • 7 7 and clerk, formed by anozoaration of the rock direct-. I cal ileg upon . him by desire of Mrs. Darby, Mr. At. t - - - ly under one of the tower.' before-rnentiOnisk - He :thiion'tiorant; that he was a relation of Mrs. Dir. 3 . - 4 - • placed some water and ;coarse food befo r e , lo4 sod t - by's and coissaqoently a relation of Mr. Atkinstre's.; 5 np longer concerned Maisel( aboutpayingteritty at.l•thet he hid lately come to Englind from' Holland, ' 6 - Motion. 1 where Mrs. Derby's' faiiily lived; and that he was ' 7 . e Returning, after some days, to her . perlon, or (to , very mach lliettersed; iti cOnsequence of the distract:. speak more correctly) to that fosse whet* he had the : ed state Of the COritinent,' and requested the loan of ' barbarity to bury her alive--her, whose misfortunes i 5L to redeem d,re I alibis sliaWl, which he had been the beats, more compassionate than he, had respect- under the necessity of pledging to sultrily his De ect9 • he•forind lifeless. - • • 1 comities. Mr. Atkinson was, taken with his • ,Such was the tragical end of this unhappy. female. ! plausible statement; but did apt, feel inclined to l'We know in pert only the-long afilietios Which she peicarkFit 41. withont 141(14 enduiiiii;_he JO' btii .underwent ; but the tomb still conceals the secret of I have heivever 11, siedthillie would let Jibe have the. kher name and birth, and the mournful canseitsf ttterritientinder on Thursday, offer - 14 hit! seen hit niint,, 'deep and obstinateeltaertn, - (he violent groatattibas ; On his calling epee her, he found she knesir netisint.'; of which overturned tier'reaeon. t . : -• .. • ,of him, except that he had persuaded her that hi: Let es deplore her Mournful eataste o i indite. ! was a relation,;from the thorough knowledge whiffs nour- e at least, with a tear-:--the memotY4 this wog: `•:he had of her family in Holland, ins he hid obtaiii; derful rictini.of conjugal affection. -. erdll. of her. Mr. Atkinson , iecousetitience,. (eels ..----____ • ;trickery yesterday raarntng tO tki.pian Go, West: minter - bridge, where he was tit/At-14114R0 took him into enstodY.—Hli was ctiaiinitted for filter examination. • . . -trot •ed Mr. 14errY*(10eixele4it hoer., and his 'silvers/try Wit. part 44 the distinct, t At the late Soraireerittlfil4 iiiimpo,"rtance to . sportsmen established, ;that - no 'lstioy dogs bilonging to of . passing or.:P(#9.luti/ that Cal avail. They action Was br, _aphid T.4 t .ChasiOneyi, fact shooting the Plaintilf 'lt greyhound by several Gentlemen. Co be It appeared AO r. Chempneys serialt*tis deslggi - -. Aih dogs found. pritmises anew* wiitte*stlik.d,'.that the. dog was forcibly taken, tied to theisfomp a ,a tree, and There, shot a*d Inktlirk ..Thd..beCeodaut attempted to juatify himself, by. o,o4,:ilkat he had cautionary boards, put up, specifying, ,that all dogs, Await on grounds would be shat. The Learned ;ode ,aui.. ! madverted severely en as*. • .stated, that such, notice wo4d.,,After.,the Th . - swot - 'afflict . • . • . :-.... - "444 ' • 44 to (Mr. GRAWAM) direki . . .. Id, be issued, and thanked • information, and hoped Ai ! y, *hen the offenders nosh( '? • b,- ~ — John /foams was brought t in Bond-street, on bloodayi watchman, who took bid I about one o'clock he haigitt id.gohsg op to enquire ititf "' ✓ the Prisoner, with threi ; • • Rto some wlndoivs, at whieff•k - • --'' exhibited They cried ' out. ' , y, that, if the tre R . i, they woad daib In •• gly seemed anxious to when he 'caste up and ling furtht4 ~ mly owe of the piety , fter •he was taken i n il . e ..; • . y slipped his•a rms out eft*. i I wl 4 he possession of the iset4‘ 4 ,.: I . ';ir - to makeltir escape. ' i t . -„ iissed,afteiarepriinendf r 4 • • . •. . .' . . sf Witliani balm, of , Shgt z 1 51. for selling squib s SI •-•. .• •.• -. . . , . . Office :" 'i . slonging to the r 14 1 ; . ,. ~ and letting olt Seine 14‘40;,,,,, -•, r oightike indeed upon itia4 !* , „ getitst of toe plate in 'Whi s t: : f the porpoSe of ettabli i :t 1 e of the fact, Clarke g ' 'A- th him to the shop; bet • .71 the money, and give talk . .......-, i 3 d, she did not think' tiensr 1 that she had dope.. • '" . ; to told her it was nettiiii••' ... natty, and timil.eilittsast t dist/gm ..levied ap4i* lee ' 1 . -. A, , •oc, : illy of.oppeetatirity, '` i .' Ufliceil Who *as em. . , •• . lisordefr. fie laid, •the Of* ~ .:• icated y diiii:to be incafebitli•- . • s reprimanded him 'evenly.. r . detected his again in sock have him deprised . of h 4 . • .- • . .• , • ~ TER or FO Xlll.—M T. Wad% r last, huviag , started a kg,•••• ... six miles frope'renateo l slitt ~ and on befog deg pot, was with a litter of nine yoeag . er such an extraordinary la. • 6 ever before known. Tke ~ and with all her cubs &M on of Mr. Ware's inintswat). ry old inhabit:l4kt Id lien- to wst one dity holt week, in ' ompany 'tvitli it+ son, vras on Hampsteaol .11111, by the . .' , and &Mod on the. spotty a• '-'. ; ' t*.i ll 9o* The ..b°d7 Ai ' *fes7 - 41he'Coroner'sl . , .. - i a . variiict of—A • • •;,-.) exhibited symptoms of tit.' '-.... eioncboly occasion, thong*. • ted to him from the cireutod dent. • '• '. • . - ,i. r ipe dreadtuland wirt*rit ) " have occurred:- . -- On Friday dfrey, and their - son, Jolut. two., of staked moat pad-:- it. was este*, the dish was to servant .boy*. ' It appears • • i : Mr. Godfrey . was dead ... • Lid, that 'Ma. Goslfrey endik, "I . ten dying, In. the w . A this podding, beta llikt : ‘, laden. - interesting we toot plikie."7. • lieniey Rhltd, between llr I. Mr. Merryweatber—tho ... e latter 'a daityinan. 'fist - •? . O miles, for 100 guineas a, . • pposite ends of two miles .• der of the perferletttaie:— •.: weather. Ashuotslows. a - .. 7 - - • 4. • • rf.:... li - ' • ; 1 .. 4 , i , :‘ ' '7 , 4' .... -• . ;.. . •.. - ....i..4. . 4% . . ...#lll t •6 4 . ivi it ed later got,'" 1,0.10 t • altikaii Alliii roppgasig :NI f r ? ( .;.::‘ igrliss li-etwil ,:f... k , •.: imen wit tried, bslibeeelt4: - person ' has a rW, , I tillei. !'": Ither persons, whether tree.", • •,:-. fietionery boards are of ne i.' brought-by Mt. -Corner,. • Esti. and his gamekeeper, for reyhouttd, which was proved • 1 / 4 " holt .moot reliable animal'. iteuipoeka had• ordered, his : i Ms rollfirl. Rn his premises •a_ ._. .1_ - ..1.. _ ____ _ t_ •,._ . 1 a - • . '- '.." A •TIA ... VT 7 1 71 " 17C7 •••:" - '', strtiction of d . pge l7 The Jury yetgitgal g vegdict fag .• • iiieflainiiff—Oimges bQI. f ••• 6.67 . •' s ..lir. t -..‘- , L t . , ... —"7- DIED. .. ..... i• •On Sunday evening: last. at ClialsiatCoiler the venerahrt:' . DS', Berney, Outhier of r" The Hinters of4at a." &o.• -Be- wste...., within six days of conj . :Arlin the 88th. ye et of his age, sett lai, '• ' 4 reseVeed hislacultiesiethe List. He veMkbeleng rttnew beret -. ; Y is A M barge circle of olds ter thaeoliditMasd•entelii et ti.; . nr.. ~ i uireteentd and : lay stLisanity 0C ttis lerbi . ttli _WS her ' t '? see his fatally disditgailtetheassetre , , fht* taigas and ••• *bites • "'T • • . -AIM-- -------.'-72:-- - AidAikebv___:_ - - 4 .._!.:_*w" - ± 6 U • . . c 024.0001 ~• Prints and l i ed 111 , .. Lo vela., at tbe • •- • . ATATR AN ONt• „87, Fleet-street. . ‘ • ~ . • %. .. . Led goad 7 striking MR) a:postulated li: 1 / 4 m 7.9 .ttempts to take. her iiostori wdl i fi ght ow theld of- May, • ski sVdether IfAtrox-Gmecizi t i-- s t . . ... an, who appeared . l were . constantly un-. fr i ght will take plebe in the same , ring: i41":' : - ! *.' • to be a Clergymeh x ' • ;' c., ~' is lie Wig soloing 1 endeavour to disco- ' The spots•tid the. Sib's disc areal Vick: from Ki6tish Toirh . 340 ruins, fie mw, a -.• . . cularly curious and wertiiii of obstir . herie:cipilla Of people, 410 offli'ap'. his attention; .. • believed, and . some I ' Accsogsm—Yeseerday' at noon, a VontlitifatOtkitd, (he oilinple:*lth them hit tee . a4.00g to Camden si o roe, the unfortunate eliihteen nit:mail did,' belonging to a Mr: - telby, •Of Toilis-All trier 'a bistaik fie &Joins tied to qi4 • n,. that she had mar- No. PA. George-stroke., Grosvenol-ipleiri, fell trot head, -Mi d else tp ids . legs;'t , au wee pulled L. uti!ioary eventg had t h e first floor window,: in: the obsehtteltift ISO: In elTellied(44, !irhilksiime'ottlitAPOAO *ere goad- v i) hlm iut . his elite . ; char y into" the area if a Geistlerners pee . ltplite Ins' Roo:with skarpi- ' lifea sifclo 4 : and striking him rosined to rotors to' seposisse-vailisse r oodoberagle! • OD the • tettlits ,or s hid ir . Re expostulafe4 of :of the Pyrenees, Men. •It she take,, te . Mr. Rdhfisseh f litigOiiitii th• ttiii!; leaf ' . .4iiik . ii .0 1S r • ill "RIR ahusiye erelvklais they were uhe r sifeet, Ato , f is* Av r . Otte ligel'Of :#1 • ' . Sit tilitt# 3 lr, Vreser.it t end el., 4. 4 rs atticksut them— . csiring. -, ••t w - qih.r;--- . - :' • . ../:- • tbit# i! . . oiieliki et hi - ;bet i ckssqlsed,,k l , , ,to their: rety...gat-. - ROODS* DlEATlf t :44l4lli4MAriti! .'4 01 ) 0CM • 4167 Oil? "iii • ':: ij . iii .t o f T,Os a r,e, iderciui . hiiieTs against Waned', .fdrositirgirthetOftritithit ',Via ' 'UV; PAO "I t , Arn i vo! ,flr,d, ;•y)pe. i sa l 4, 1 leds;ith• inhttiisnate Hbog atbrcak.fitsissititlifsoiselFitC _.... Miiiik iitieWill' or iNeeV k in ititvi 1 •1 • Ixias to app .• thiliperrgE . a( thae - w-r oad , he fell back - suddenly iie awl ida • Office fitiNisiiiihiti n ieatiiiih'Ut tali, 'an Ili' ilii4o . oisk nuclei the : atiastantly espfria: • •,. " l' . ' • • Id elecute them. *. .. • V' g .=%-t V ii. -