The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-15 00:00:00

x~ ~' ~. • • . A PTURE OI IVASHINGTON. • [rams TUC snerettLo (aw) The destractiaa of the peblic buildings in the city of Washington, by 'the Eitglish, having been fol. lowed by the seizure of the printing materials in the Office of the Ifediettal littelliwencer, has reclined the attention of the people of this country to the name and character of Mr. Joseph Gales, formerly the publisher of the She f field Regieier (the ingresses of the iris), who went with his family to America 'bunt 20 y Mtn ago. Wherever the t rue character of the( Masi is known, his name Mast be respected. While he resided is this neighbourhood, his private OA* endeared him to his friends, his pub& spirit restaisiei4 him the favourite of the people, and his inflexible iwegrity was acknowledged by his very enemies.— The circernltaien attending the military asseelt epos the .11 7 4tioxil htlelligefficer Office have twee verionsle related, but all accounts agree, that the ststablish. mitt nes completely broken up. The Copse jOelt, larity, and senseless malignity, "Isiah lave beim !ported by the Miters of some of the Newspapers in this country against one, whose merits they cast' no more appreciate than they eau imitate We disiatt-, pedalos's, kayo deeply &grits:al l —if any thing can iielceten,—that pert of the free prey of Engleud, ,Iltiels is sold into voluntary slavery. We would not . *proved the Prince Regent's Ministers with their sad.esten; nor will we believe th at Government , L s • vs bad any sham in the miserable scurrilities cis ' pointed en this occasion is what are called e —asad, ,ye hve, falsely called,-04 , Government Prints : jell eider the Editors alone responsible for thipt *wetly* contributions to the mess of fidoehood aid 1 ;Ornsdee *Mee has lseeu perseveringly hasped on.Ss bolas, het sick, as shell presently be shown, will itli'rectil 441 in touch or a finger spon themielrek Thi; tirietnt Mirror says, " Gales, the Edittati .4 4: likiiikestcyr is en Englishman, an . .i wilsjersor. • Simi iseepiiittor of a Paper at Sheffield. pray , hi t -divers weighty reatoosY albs Pc * Fs4nch Revolution and the &Oat Correspoodift Society bad turned the heads and cnr. misled the lseatta-of away of his Countrymen. ills papa, tba Nalliegsof Inkfligeosesr, has been &silo.. risked for its abuse of the Govetement end People of his native country ; and, as the fact must have peen known to Admiral Cockburn, we may meson. ahly conclude, that in his &gaiety for the destrec iioG of the types and perm ! . the Admiral. was in. Piteael beto inted, _ of words more destitute of truth. Mr. Gales, the Elitor of the National Intoltipster," arm." Wyss the proprietor of a paper . st Sheffield ;" Mr. Gales, who 66 was formerly proprietor of a paper at Shot sem resided at Washington, 'nor poblkshed, there or elsewhere, tin y official Journal Tor the Ame ikaa Government. In Philadelphia, sabers he Fet tled at first, he printed for a short time s newspaper, which was his• sole pleats property; end he now prints one at Raleigh, in North Carolina, where he has lived for many years. Mr. Gales, the Editor of the Notional Intelligencer, is the son of this Mr. Gates, 44 formerly proprietor of a paper at Sher 'field," and was a child, only These are old, when his father took him abroad. are .the simple facts of * awe ; sad, independent of the merits of the feeneea they convict the Editor of the Brktol ef the twofold Westin of visiting the sins , of /Nihilist en the Soo, sad the 'inset the son on the father. It makes little' difference whether he has done this ignorantly or knowingly; ignorance or, she truth, where malice is rodent, and the champ. tors of men—eye, and their lives too—are delibe..l ntely aimed at, is almost, it not altogether, as cul. Wiens wilful falsehood. The Miter of the Bris tol Mirror is only one in this sweeping coodemno. , lien,. which includes many of his brethren, who, in like asenaer coati:sending persons; places, and cis., Ceitstsweee, with their own hands have woven snares foe their owe feet, in sehich• they trill now find themselves dishonourably entangled, and exposed, to the aregithising pity of every man-who has beep , is the stoelta, and deserved to be there. • , • j With respect to the tine of Mr. Gales, the see,' we cannot pretend to jade, either of their number or their aggravation. We knew nothing of the Na tional lotriligonotr,eseept by the 44 /Ambled extracts," occasionally quoted from it; but if we know little of lbs sins of Mr. Gain, the son, and even that little through a false medium, the Editor of the Bristol Alirror evidently knows less of the sins of Mr. Gales, the father, and that too, if each a 'thing be possibleN through a• falser mediae,' than the renal Prints, —his own disordered isnagissattoo.-- Ali that he has Ravened concerning tMs Mr: Gales, we hare proved to be utterly without fonedatioe lent, like every dealer h," the thing that is net," he insinuites much more than he has had the hardihood to affirm. lie toilets, that Id r. Gales left this country 4 ' for divers weighty reasons :"—what be intends by these, it would be vain to conjecture, till he shall have explained them—and then we have a divers weighty reasons" for believing, that his inallOnalill will be found quite as autireetic as his agendum-4 , Ile gueeses,—nay, he " date say," that MC Gatos, " entitle Mes s rs. Maass istd Co. did not edit to see even the heginniag of *tie fray b ' The man who " date soy" this, dare say say titivigg he says what he holm rot; the "ems et / I \ilk flounced by Whetter motive than mire mewl re-1 ipeimeet for the' tough stories' told brikPeles4 What Wining the latter daring the battle *tacit 1 pot told : tut! L e s rphilesOrs. Madison and Co. we llama, he 044", vesiOs• pee even the beginning 1.t . ., . At u. time, no doubt; and zi 1 , 4114.16 1 . *gain employed In fibril. .and (proper occupation 1 4 4 ;4 . Aft is likei his waive country." a . 1 e RP! . .. Oat the Passi4.l#llo“ as. , . . . ter ordering deo No - o r ows ft; -: • , l i. to be burnt , —* that his - ~,S . told konsifteugh stories about bun," is ISO ' • , • IS she Ceer, as to tarrestig --- ennidt;.- Whit she I. say to 40 Maysittaiii; , jeelisretike Editor of the Bristol Mirror, Thii Wild* jggsitientan either hue, that whef ,he was 'Meiji wiis also, or he ought to ,have known that It wet les'', Wore he. published it. " NOW ibidi lio! plain p tale shall put him down !"—Wo tell him, in the 'face of the , whole kingdom through wideh his calumny has been circulated, and through vides this Contradiction shall follow it, that there Isitsielnis spoken, written, or printed, e strintoi bestowed. who attempted enterprise seated i• whom of tug 1. krh*NC ?P bottom to, Wh, window thousand massing' 'or eimg hatween Gales, kid." England our heinc , he serer Vitr Oat t' —it We *Us ► face , before IA( • MUM. honest, tepet . accuselioes Mons ot "- 'I la . • . 11 - 1 Z 'S'YA'reiriattl; -,- :: ....... - . . _ . . ~ _ .. .. . • . . • . .....T. ay.,.„,.. ~..• i : •, - A. -- 6. -, 115Tuv0:.,77. - •, - ;,, , ... . . . . . . . . . - • -•-• - •••• . .. . • ..... ...., . , iNBOl,l istitostip away, oft. it r. • - ~ . - .P(44W R. • . , ... , hoes he speaks,. Mr. Gales, feemerly Pro . . -4.011.« ; 4 , i !; . - _ ~ • Lai , ;I Ir. k ' ""1 1110 "7 f a Paper in Sheffield," accordhsg to an he ii • - - ~;_ - NAorog,„goetpe,.......eho b e a uty • • . . , .. ratability, was several hundred testes off. at 4. .. , ‘ - ' ....i iits ale tk - w --4 1 * werytieltaddei yawl 10,01Pliviatd b Al Sets wade, a ciao.* 2482 stint lid wi g li s i lsenl a n i a qe - n e ilemai al' i, t y• fir.. 71fit, . , ' i . n i un i ng o f the fray. ---What follows is proontoi.. i ll: " D isarme i A c e s feepiec o lti th e i neeet io shopsgate4treet on the 24th Sept. it wet evil • . to 5 .. ...: idly of gm writer's tearless illeepplility at plug, 5 7' l- • i rw e r ilte - Schedules of Insolvents, which lerde Y s h o t " nedieltafittl, On Paying a line or. go to the Freemasons' Charity. ag into sAtipereke con jecture cTIPA far the sake of • Ike bil l *Oldif Onittlea to co m ply with ,. in not in. ,t° • If. • le., HATTQX-04.115V11..- ieingioi, up to *eel ;the teetid,te Int at the amt her %edit.* certain tegacyor senility Of ! orno -,14 ottom of a well, Ilk for the e •of bruising lip lit. 4jllp br it lately begdeathed toiler for life by a Lady . lac toonterfeit,..to orhiah we shoifitio ~, low, et tilidi to the West of Ragland, which, by the lug l4lo / Andoo44 l .fr u P•itFc fiAllitete, GI • 4• t up . fdr a secouctilliarielarniZol97l:4o72-1-g..7@0-1--''• •• ' "Ir. ': i lie (Nr. Geles) tied in good - Bete, an insAii and present. Actf beams liable to the claims of cndi. ! "' At t . • -,.:. , , probably, by this time, 'gate employed in Wei. goes. I Jahn Noggins deposed, eat Ail .W*B sac '.„` 1 0 11, ! Officers of the C oors a IV...clinks; thot . ...ti stint more s tough stories ' sect' (proper occupation' The Defendant, in artless style, declared she neve r 4.1. Or a trailer!) in libelling his native comitry."- to take the benefit of this Act,untit the • Caart-aa r Pa c a n g i all .rt reli tha i 7 l P eil ik i tike ,:1 . . Whet Metes,. thing it it for a eon , (tom a garret =IC a iiii. G irri, had ta t tled her to be arrested ; t , htis pec . keis *lied ; window - in Bristol, t• call •attother, who is three for a smell mon the price of beelliieldsh, with costs useell.„...ASSlA‘dar% *Mesa was an tit, .. , . . i Ake Priseser put her hand hate . -.- • boosted loges oat of hearing, " a: traitor" tor of' fait inclederi, now amounted tell*. and draw ; i - P Yrr r _____ i u.• Meeting the Atlantic twenty years aess;-" a team" ell her-trade; her debts, in the whole, *0 telestrate. rfc a ll e Fc -4f Mei C 3 1 04 41 It schealonstitri I * kw . . .. .. or being villa be wooer was ;--". 4 a; traitototAie jog lo 1001. .., I gni*, lied take aOr Ut.ailver spectacles, . . took her intdeettody, anti on searching bee • 4.. . - * • . Wag whet he never did. This is precisely theta, Ap e4ract of the will, bequeathing the annuity., ! i hokundchesidet the spectacles, a red pocetio n i between the - Editor of the a rbtel Mirror and ".iiir- being reed, the young 'violin declared (as a Gentle- centainirig several bills sad other pipers, bre ii. 7 Pr' Sales, formerly the proprietor of a paper fitted? sees accompanying her solemnly tnd) that this wits tin hid." The former accuses the latter of having haft the first iwomeetshe bad learned that her benefactress 1 bef rhoin dkerchiefs, and a cotton pocket aeodheretg l i i En land ,4 for dine ,weighty reasons," which mean wandead v -oz4ad made an frill. • . as Pulley depo . t was it. ,' • grocer. io Great Titch • rig at the ZA‘c• , got iny thing or imtbing till they are explained Hoof Igr.'seeistet c p.e Lt ore t w i t h ki t i uswint hoeing the Editor of the Notional irdefitonOir s whisk advised the young woman to amend her schod kp i7 l 4llr4 , or Remin b• that day, on les rue • - inserting, the annuity, consoling her with Oa ( t oil et . . 14 for e a l has t fig ii ' aswa whi s t ow eh ha Z mi n ntil i gl i t wi i iisk in h ani r .... .. . 9 Ito serer has been, --and of publishing In it " tough stories," which the Min of Bristol, (eacept In his own Mea t &Ikeda a - difilcult question would arise presumptuous ignorance piths man whom he vilifiee,) or •ber assignee acid the creditors, as to the pedisiti`ith He was present when the tritonat was ',. , • '4, and the book found heryttainesion. has net even the shadow of o reason to imagine that of interferieg with this attneity, valuable as it • . ;;;. • ~, •i; he wadi& With equal , p h tel ieitit y, w . e . Who ken was • owe d w i th her 4sati &a d vent yout h , s i nce 'Vim. Whitenbam, of Sloane-street, was 1, eathisig of the fife or character of the we; of the It was,dvar that without am& in chaucery the es. /° The Cort of fteq ueett °lte° the - ' '4 : 4% 1 1 • ' 11‘..- Bristol Mirror, might charge him with •eil the sips 'sow ireocd not pay t o them this a n nu ity, a lth oug h elarcs,. ...lb, silk haedkorchief now • , r.e . .. $' 4 •. •„ that are &mo wed in die Decni f il °o l' MA ( tiro - . .- lined r the present Act. To prove this to be 1.11. 4 ( _, ; sa .. , ilei s e esalen v • saai *times "..,. A :... " Away with sash iv elan from the face Otte MAO , law at • he lei ease under the present *es • ~ . . - 461• 1 4 . hispeciket... . -it is net it dietedelill &MOW .shotilti litre ." Bet 1144: •- ' - - Vesepsieed is beltedol.o el * • /Si" ' ' , Ol • atom, ale mill not to melt dishinenr the cease et taw :- ; evediters by virtue of this Act, but ' 11°1c01 *•. .„ . .roOnd orb * l 4 (1 V olta ilia% we meanie; iindleate, and whom we NOLO Iv '• • re et the Getetonhertt phitortnly kW ' sna,r • • ~.; ~- •'. •.: _,.•' .. ' :. . 7 :4 ~ '.l a efutrwate. at esti ' estience, except that if. *bid bib la . iv any one bit Ow raw o f ti t s au. ' The c PartfekaiNWlMMtitit itrarlepproseengo s t , ritickedi-the apiece of Truth;--we will tat so natty in person. PrisOier wee MiWllleialtieslikibtr Mel. ..' • -'"*. . . . •. :•,••- kir:A disliouour his cause as to return Tailing for With this kind intimation .he Was reminded for a Jinne A t Glen n a ' .111 /4 1 .;" 410.11 C.° 44 ° 44414 ,`" . " reins'. It is not wow probshle that Mr. Coles *ill fete days `only to ingot' her aelsedule, and to be MIL* aompla' witas lotiVt. op from cie. --- : .: , ...• err hare no oPP o Tinni t Y Of Mee t ing lan ailvettlitto t hroned op again quuebty ' for her ilheratioo - giting Prison , S ed 54k1e 1 1 .. 1 1. • . to °slid all trial face to face, and justifying his whole yob% goaded notice to her oppesieg creditor two days before her eeKt Seftions for thii" vettpty of Middlere, n 4 : before a hqman tribunal - 1 yqt Whenever hie enemies, post coming op for Wit oalemination. • -,. • • commence on Motscifh thst.4th inst. et litcht's elite, it is inanifest, lati* mach Ms enemies . from ?be Prisoner was, oisteeesee , reaseaded Pi ,a- *a . Lhn Wallbank i q l •lhOiler, wh " fill'imi misunderstanding as fatly malice,, shell hose the dire tsaalgo bar window; .. . time in custody,* r.htiifged with beatitttOomat - - ' • * honesty to'bring forward toy sped% eharis aphid •'s ') . • . . •' ' in Bartholomew's ..illoepitel haulieltt admit** - - 1 _ hlm, we trust that his Weds will hi papered to -- .- 0,1 --••• • • . . bail, the aurflont4OViOg gltea 41009kIntilf Mir* % • . i.,.. . 1 ; repel it as easily as we NOW repelled the ddindeties General IPT.EY,Ig.-CAPTS I. 1,1•11111wa t a 16°°1- w omen ;y out of , Ing Petty of itMay frfeids - at his seat in Hemp. • : ... .. . war thr os ueig itaro au..- 411.‘ r irolet tretlel, *lb& . . . , •, '. , .: accusations of the Bristol Mirror. • . • • ~::.: . _ Shim ' _ ' - . The Editor of that F r iiii*. : ..- , . ~114,, h t Therwis uti.telth . in the rumour of Ditalosoe Dr g a n wh l t h ra t ' h ,7*a"thi se. -- w . total to understand thia • , .. subj ect,-of I slew. heetmgretweiced pertain/at to satire to Swir, - From ibserwstiete that lei ' i ty iimmit, :a ~.• 1 411 the proper employment . ~ ~..,..- •• ;• ittelt . emitted, or; in other words, of her haring been or, r o t 9 b . T.e;sisnac years r yeaea a sslia tr , . r ip o s Sloollos , ol u X bietitlit ' r 46 libelling his notiaecoentrit • ir. - ‘: IL O , ing w, I deretl to withdraw front Psfis. DO lady went al. th °l2( e..dOPii _ l lB l l/l a rtg. brill/ IfiettoriaZti . - Te - 14. .. bestowed sincere end hearty, a. . . . :- 1 *; —., some time ago to Copet, kW 1410111/ 4 11 Monsieur Vette,. tney ihtemerod and tee happy console were sepornet.... A The P r i soner soon afterwards pia tied tile Prosecutor, water : Who attempted and achieved the ' Neaten's estate, on Hiatt, ' biOness, or possibly v - teeIIE name of. Wheatte3c. natameatenication stashing enterprise of seizing the very. -. • • '' IA ppisr la belle raison." She hai lately returned , and ' being Made to hint. le the ounce( time, *ism, 1 seated hi the heart of his omPitel at .f.fattaf it.. ..„ .. _ .... resides Within a mite or two of Paris, *here her salon it li d WI lir, and his belPonne not having Prtletillidatet economical of be expected, be drtermined as • • • • e the beco ete mai* wars on otto Pits 11 /4- 4 - , ' qmplim .be ,as heretofore, the central point of the S atieurs° • 6 - 1 selUinfige of the citeetottnocet to !clone hitoseiffht. hie • Es the healers . L a est', own .s' mipowat , oteliTy; political, and fashionable world. It would her debts cementer. Th e *Op, Smiting obtaiard lyfo .. - , • WO 440 .4allewaiad th______Opriac i tile ' .., : appose that she has taken order her protectien•the i s : o " d ult - en ir t er it t i rS t rit s t s r ,,l l :;. s tGilae l' a o t h • a, , i 2 pro • P -• , .• as vo l t% 4 8 /! i i i4i .sc_Jou sa *. •,. •,,. . F .. ... Ultifiet, Tot sinseesto, as welt as the' Hama ef gut of tke cpmert nr Kopeos.., Wader dtvsestreeosnuiereAte pant ig t on tbarmtys as , ... . , , ' !". ...,•tutegrr_ on hearing the copioei of Protteutor, for bit ear* secority ? ,bed turd it oetessary weld iii i ° ...;......5 e e 4 _ 414 1 : 114 t#4 ....64. 1444 " , i ~ „ „1 1, 4- ItimalsvitiA . . " : 10 7 1". ••• iike - tiasiiiiced ettatiktlira htforiewietta e Atr oae gin:=ZAVei a "tived l' ! a l;,,a i 1 ..... ,• the, r wPFP.... 'L.:sm...llmA. __lyre .--.00.4•9001ia 4 -_ L4ll . A _,, ~,,.. 1 ' .. •- • . 4,914019; ill it • iteppoltdit to - be •HI d ied lb periollothecaiatitieletz folio* Wet biOtteit ... OM." by Vi'° 4 ° -or up,.01. t, • €l,, - • ~.01.„„i., ,14 our *Atehassacher, seemed to be It- liii , " in tasted,, toe Prisoner, in her detente, contended that she man hi hat - .traction of public buildings me oyellfer_lt:Tit per. i d e di e n ge Ipp of inconsiderate , tier .--'--- t he . not kir *sir w e a p on , The Duke of WELLINCiTON avail, as at the time of the riage l he :as modes ,age t i ll. _. beat aid tumult of battle, the, exhili ' a vie... ) 44 sit came RA obeit tlist am to his Grace, to prove that 'the sword is (he legal wife of Wareep; her parr' ge hit Stables bale '* " 1 ~,.....-MAPAIRIE himself could do-he a- Inediattl Y " the dis6"erY tithe Marriage its Mende ' and . v • • op a separation takitig place. for an d and t h e transient precarleue . ..on of . l ow ed h er . it r tbjl that they were Aseriad oithilltho . the city by a heedful of Ere, elope 4eikliceoeil u nman 8 erna1. ....A Ter? di stress i ng th em - farm, the e held titftt the marrinatetW &idyll/6a . 'while nothing tan justify Boo, e who in tea blood ! gad* •Clesll l 44 Mr rldsy. A large barge, contain.. erit:wasr.„-irsa- cooT n iir: for eo iri i ;aili ed t t that easelex t d balitn:' . can rejoice in the\eontemptation . nf.. the We. are' iota of ~ coming through half.fiood, was,, aloe, hir=rati w bet resider s e rl i ledfort. das e stosjontod sot in the smallest degree disposed to common the ; s e xte t by as etch peeler a direction to- sohl )4l l7, 4ll Tee roOt1;14P, moor OW talitelti of Oh coOO. 11, 11 1 conquerors for this lett o f their condict in sack 1 wards t h e m g lean s ta i rs, among the watermen't Prt4 ar o t orku.. bi'we ilLU l lo P e s ;; l n's:tgr r"ti tt . cn oolven dlY im ri. circumstances; 1 '0.11 6 a -10s thsibils°4l we Meet lie ' 1 wther4ies, and •as rapid, from the effect which this was testes the felloWitta mornl.aa with poet of the stolospell• riously deplore, Mt unworthk ef i t tall the .h ~.mi!_ ai _nisnitr er,' bar itocasitms; that in definnee of the exertion of cr v i l y a r been him, and ietad is now undar o artesee t a t teat i b In jewptio Britons, and calculated * any tessellate's* '"',,, a _ imi sti . , the two negation de beard her, and the endeavours Seisiois. Friday, Pearres and _Bishop ti red. dices: t.rg without weakening oriMPOwerithindh,is 004..wwves or ta the motereure to ate their boats, a frightful trash andwerirm the description of member owe rubben. at ogliiti , 'to his means of offence fir, it irto t siber (l9ll 4 lt A billgt : mie *ode I . two young apprentices were nearly *),, e u a r i Vi lle r nertot Coventryr i t : f i rt ?I' The i L eas t strength, the strength of ithoes'eno t , ; _2:l_, ". ' tike reed , mad soma wstermen jest saved themselves Ca r ionpaces. 'ne Th e e r y ' uside n rwe e pt e l l n i e n aisst=t r ous gas ivcont Sit productive weolth, the wealth 'buried in , susovitatesal%tampin... into the barge. The proprietor, Mr. NATMANILL CONANT, Whrf 14 man Mood totbtr es a m ma it ptay edifices that *ere destroyed ; these , ca snot be wanted ' anti, has conaltal Omit, with the atm:ranee that r e aw b o e h iag rox ab mr l !i4e ve a f;, a , rr,;c:,-.7,:ucriti.„:: him eitit ir ti; in war e and in peace they may 4 be leisurely replaced. a_ na .....,.. , ...`wm .......e good their losses. It is to be hoped, 'inspected to have been stolen Flom a person is the. Kasamay la 'Frady evening. Sir pl*Triastai. committed kis, art* -Now, we ask, is it not . 4 libelling . our native t o m as s n it *rind and '(he Southwark bridges are country," to praise in extravagant strains the ber n . leonstrecting that this dangerous bridge will at last s j an7hu e n rs t ' will atgtt r tn x eiftrett 6atiun' to 7 l l 4= b b:4, e6ed Ikilh WHIP y t log of palaces and .senate-houses, as if the P I PP I 2_ it, removed. It is not many months since the naval . . . . ~ of England were such Goths as to war. Kakis; 11 . t•seatite had to lament the loss of Mr. NELSON, the On Friday last, an Inquest was [lkon . at troy arts, when the very Gossett spared the Thoillorea , King's builder ' of Deptford - yard , who was drowned before It . G4tsEN E, Et+ Coroner, en the body of and the Lease ?---Is it not " libel ll V ** uri___!rim_s . " „_ til l . : ender London-bridge. Another loss of lives was John Bradley. &Anders, whose deeth siste rec a• ! country," to triumph is the sacking Op f a s *arty Happening, when the Ailed Sovereigns were sinned by takisys repeated doses of laudennat. De ' taco ' as if the mighty power of Epgiand w i n* ea- here. A leg boat, with a freight of turtles - , struck deceased was a retailer of . vilifications round * ' dais e yed by the spleen- of a Newspaper Editn??__ye against the starlings of the bridge, but happily country arid had formed ap acquaintance with a-, • v Reiland be., in danger from ...,___ . an i, ll° , wl P a r t *,._ g j its.rs _l ,- escaped destrettios. If it bad sunk, probably such female; 'to whom he was to be united, the bans • It must be "Ina _ D.,___lll"ll w h o giv i jril ‘ lelie r.f l 4 7 t rae'r* a ' . ,. I a loss, and at such a period, would have given groat I having been published ; but luckily the girl learnt &MOO br . MUM / 0 pr" 4144. by 3"41111.111) su ch I Weight to any proposal to take away London-bridge: I that he was already married, with a family, of course ' Vests as Worthy of true heroes, which every bravo Bylines recent experiments, made by M. Bea- broke off the acquaintance , wfirch led to 11 rash ad • avid and arery cowar d - wou ld perform. in. the hour , , , of security Bed eviecesa. It is e fact,. a shoineroi _•_ pewee above mealtime... After very at i tct encivery, %toast% TRAM:4 et appears tilt charcoal possesses the pew :• .1 - • •• e • • ga udy beildisosi *tio counteracting the fetal effects of the mineral poi- appeared that could justify any other verdict than Doe, that the conflagration of two 1 .. ... I ....... o , " 0' iinto on the animal body - . - He enumerates several ! fel° de lie , and thol) od • SaiaccOrdingt directed t. On *nil the pillage of e printing *315", " Inv. Ca r. .. e ' ,.l 7 ^ C. oilleriments to prove this fact , the third Of which i buried ioth p 11' 1 d. . i • , d , "„ :„ ~,,„„li, quarters , t h an t h e ex " l--a '" -"' -- ----' ''' A ,"'l \- sriss wide on himself.- 46 At hilf.past seven o'clock I r i'he P . Fax ir arcod - a ) t i ra c ; r i m er, from the Isle of France, ' eneosy's army , the surprise of his is he matte, 66 I swallowed, fasting, i sailed from - t. Helena for England the Bth Allem; ; *the yards,.'' iii the morn i ng , " struction of his flotilla., his arsenate bh; 1 . five grains of arsenic powder, in half a glass 13 I the .Creole trader, from the cow of Africa - end th e , I sod all hie magazines of embryo mis l cbiek, The coa- -1 - • • • strong milts's: l of i... charcoal . ceive eplan A f t ul a sei tea st r i t a er n before ofl, ea t ! . j euns way trader , from P ort' Jiaann, the 2 0 w .f . 1 fligtrY of their g r e at e st ° M asks has been 141s•st for " , to *a stomp& r wlth great thirst. I theit draek sneerer gime of the mixture - .of charcoal. At half- 1 I that month. wooers of Washingtep might blush to Mr that the light o , ciockt . got tee .hi as e asblibmgoo which their indiscretions • '. . A young I..ady was on Thursday knocked dam ' hare excited. Again, is it not " libeiiitig sot estteei ....i m i .. e h e.- . 10 ....1 .. 1. 4 t b e eta i nach ; ibya pi rter, carrying a load along nishomete.street, r 1 country." to make It matter of astonishment and r ei l c ? "- was t ." -- - 6 . an Z ags T seneat i oni in the in- I and falling egf_the kirb.s . toue, at the molest a gib , in whick worsted gentlemen, was passing, lbe whet ; Tato glory, that oar countrymen, after vanquishing tads . ' o p i„,,, ser i . th ,.._ ' I drank several cups . their foe iu the field did not devote the entire city of 4 0f ....;,.a.. --5 ' —l ' and of the vehicle Passed over her cheek, anil-dreaditlif I n orange flowers at a -. quarter ; lacerated the aide of her face. She was immedial!l Washington to mpine and mammal I When ed. past ten I was completely well. ' At noon I dined ael t ferried to a surgeon, who rendered her Seery rot ; : Britons , taking ( P I" Passanlaa of an hostile ch i ', usual without inconvenience, and could perceive Ito . , pot bed-ridden men and unresisting yearn and M att , de n ia l:4 4 on e i n g m di gest i - se • - f naci t ons. ,,,_ , 'nice; but sile is:completely disflgnred fqr life. Illf ' Th e mute sweat was; made. viith caressive-tit*. - tlicunistince was purely accidental. ' • ' children to the sword, or hero a whole pepelaties ,men, li mit. r wits- disgrace the name of Britons, b y reemoseenti of mercury , with..the same molt. Mimi ~ Ag Si in °air "414111 T4ll ares in --tieed • -- •• Mee Mitred* beeo un Wad . with an ' tide i' lag immures horrible evilest those who are hone - • ;toque yar ,,. w.An.... L .. . _ /gel, 44- • . ' • MARRIFJ) • • eeot. 14 t Ch ri st I as capable of rensletled the mineral Piste" ' Joe.") Ob ca 7. tifil s. . C7•l 4 l. 7 l , teatiss in B n %ma i er eli gaistlie. l"4lll 2 . sat oar bone, and flesh of oar nese, as they _h_. _,. ij. ici .. .. • i I g life Otwatatamoustialt ant sm: mamailteND, of the result of (sir Tharvday. at St. Ana's, Soho, .r! r alsouss, .oingr - i • rime, Hens, u) Mo.. Elizabeth La , some ceeett.„ ; ' e icsulabSig * a P lnst : lief aatural aaa .. *l. ' " _ `"' kb ex pestestets; is ssi' ameiderable importance. ' I reach ;as if England SAO America caw not east .e. 1- On Tuesday last at Bast Boerne Jaeteli _n• d ', 11 oe 'fbasesdey, the pasta of Mr. Sherbrook, t o .toka a both lind g . es , site 19 ,,,„ g0 t t j i eeopsert, • is the same world together; and is not this 44 li. 7' within ablest thu e miler a t Lorton Buzzard' in Esq. of Hill-hattsF, Tooting , Surrey . • --7 i bellipg oar motive couotey ?" If it be--who are the _.,_....t ..___, - ,____ •• - . , ~ Deuturmasere, musenne • t -imout . latelsocholy, as well I ..... . Y reatest " traitors?" This Netesnaoers . • •DIEV. ll g for'aight, without any other evidebee — ' oessid or till :of: 1 i: as eetree _ ..edhwir'l, death.. Z, . S. had ft - eget:ldly ! At Walthamstow, Ott Wednesday Vat, T:l4. 4 1. r, aille d it previous had Ms piailtti, . , and on Thersday ale Id• , _ ;.. r• libly decide the question. . VV . . • is night the girding, dotertereota sit op' and watch ; .ic t :i 4 : weo „,,r 4 eY.) Il i ....vric, Esq. n et s sic poor* =======l. ..) .. .. , , , bit acenw ilea r posted liesielt is the green-hoese, •Os the %oh 1 . 11.-atit. Ws. it. * kik I& - .. , r. •By advises reed* teem Ift. ' , . the vitt . c al m er p i seeoe i lere it is eeppeee d. h e s tet te o f e nr of tie ßneseee ! ha the , c llttasadr onsay or = 60 7 40 = st 226 Avg: it applietiqba the r • , $ • • rd. NI astiip,' . iied is tie vamping was foetid deed On ' • sweat y, riner Y Stloo, gorreY• " . , .., i n Mend ships wereitiall *h . ~.„ lie 10 t h . theitaimli *kb ill • tbe etepesealiee of mum,eatinn , - ........eerr''Je g,' sfellat .month, MAW •ittist ' ' 7 . • esil , teeideetty • ocessioned by the •athrbarge of entaphitit ! •,„,,,,„,,,- ..--;.,. one of were daily expected at T i t . .lelene. '•-.• • ' • 'gas from the platiai sieges ties slot. • • i ' - '"" . " - " 4 " s • r'' '„4" -- 'e s „," ‘ "d o,,er r rept D. [.suitor., : gefilcracate Iltavkea.r-the With disliououl re t li eior awe