The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-20 00:00:00

General, who, after forcibly' taking possession of Rome, would destroy thirpantheon, or the Church of St. Peter ? • There ii, apt a man of good aeon, who has not remarked thaimpropriety,of the argumeata of the Gazette. " The public edifices of a country, "say they," appertain to its vanquishers." , Behold here a new maxim abort to be added to. the rights of men. Without doubt the conquerors have a- right to dispose of the fortresses and , bogie. akii with war which fall Into their basict4:4olliiighod for public *Why, be 'old* lisis steins of annoying an enemyv ou ght to be tillfebted and held inviolate. Such Is' oenerally the Aloof conduct which the Generals of 0 civilized nations observe. It would be strange in deed to see other maxims adopted - at the commence ment of the 19th century. —. The surprise that we have testified does honour to the English character; and the London Journalists would have had jot right to be offended, if we had rtgsriled the destruction of Washington as an event which might naturally be espected from a General qr . their nation. 'the Mersa that we feel towards the Americans is trelylselltestiflilkils only the %Winged, Onerous minds 4iitelstrat i nisi • Weak. We' dedentlyi r ,Ziati that peki- ejt be raf-established between the The' Festal, Logan, which made so gaiiiiiikedi. zre 2 nd D , a r v e id ta :P e o n ri b e y r . • Stu ' I,luited a qreat Britain ; but if war must be f w e;c a e re a g g a la il d ist to th fi e P th r e ija D tee ra r ;os, l4 ; * 4. it' oentineed, .wish asst. sincerely that the country. 4 ef .e• ilintilwatem arid .Ls. liranktin: 'Nay grriserve . Ye • pterday a . Court of Directors was held at the . 112.301011=311610MENEEMe . ber indepeniewee, and .'esaver again fen under the East India-Honse ' when the ship Herefordshire, of yoke of England. We shall not be vile e nou g h to 12qa,teee, captain L B x Latrc, was ordered to be forget. the true interests of France. This is all we afloat the 26th November—sail to Gravesend the have to reply' to the Gaiette and its confederate, the l lth .December—stay there forty days, and be in Gowier.—(Joured! de Peric) the Downs 28th January, 1815.—Captain C. Killen. . was sworn into the command Of the ship Lord Clelle. Irrsrort, Oct'. s.—Yesterday was the annivers ar y to Ben al direct. 1 neigh, cons igne d g All I The re-establishment of Poland, says an artlo,e,of of the fete of the Emperor, but it was not kept with the 27th August, from Vienna, is looked upon as public solemnity ; it was celebrated in silence by I c e r t a i n , under a oonstitutio'n adapted to the country. eke Court aud,the dairies; but good wishes towards The Emperor of RUSSIA is to be King, and the Prince las Majesty mast is the hearts of all his faithful sub- CONSTANTINE to govern as Viceroy. The kingdom 'rots. Prayers were addressed to Heaven in all the into lave its army and all its establishments inde• pendent. - lurches for the preservation of our well-beloved A • rumour is current, said to be derived from Sovereign ; and in many circles there were family F rance , that Prince TAL LEY RAN 0 , had . been refused fetes and rejoicings to celebrate the day. access to some of the conferences a V,iiina, on the It is said that the Ministers of the Italian Courts • ifroona't6otirrance could not pretend to a voice in demand admission to the conferences at the Con-Ithem,;. her interests not being concerned in • the par ticular objects to discussed in be•discuss , those meetings. — great; but we are.lisoraot yet es to the right of their Thll is not creditable. , demand. Mr:Camila is gone to Paris. The object of hi s We are assured that the lifidsfers who participate journey, we are told, is to enquire, by special an. at the conferences relative to the future organization . thority from the Admiralt yand the Cabinet, into the of Germany, are those. of Austria, Prussia, Ba- I actual facts touching theulleged bedue facilities given terra, Wirtemberg, Hanover, the n two `Houses of to American privateers in the ports of France;• to make the representations or remonstrances to' t he Bone, Nassau; Brunswick, and some other grand . French Government which the nature of the cave, vessels of the, Empire. The Ministers of the foreign ascertained by strictscrutiny, • a may require; and Powers at Germany do not take any part. Ito come to an understanding and arrengement which Prince TalLeyrand-Perigord is received with great ° may prevent any dispute from arising betweelrlita distinction by the two' Emperors and the King of two nations and their Sovereign,. -, tilt , / Yesterday afternoon an act of the most *Witt* Prussia. barbarity was wit r The greatest number of Ministers and Diplomatists , on horseback, acct here are from Igegteed end thssa&a) -bet it appears wet out from _ that many have bees drawn hither from motives of :hythe eellavreitk, curiosity ; and sortie of those from Resale have been lfoot of themia . Pn almost at a gallop invited by the ri alpe r o r •A4la n de r - -4- M . de Capo I gate-strObtql regal *lstria, Russian Minister i2 e feritzerland, who will till h e ves et , erly be consulted upon the stair V that country ; and M. re d eg his b o d y over de Buhler, who was.fermerly accredited Minister atfwretch's career wt the Diet of Reasbon, will come to au g ment the ; to individuals . 1 bemanity, who somber. " before him on It is - said that Prince Talleyrand-Perigord is to , lan he bad set m lay a note before the Congress, at the opening, of ' Dulz.—A meeti the highest importance. ' Ballinamore, bet Joseph Bingham, each, at the shop batants escaped 13.) FEMALE ' !Writ' four and 'five . Howl", wife of ampton, was ret with a Miss villain. near 'the precations, demanded . __. ._ . ~ hick ase sitively refused to give him any, on es , gave her a slap ,_ on the face, which she ,r 1 dpi, The villain then seized hat e/ _. P• N 41,414 • FETdIt AT GtBRALTAII.--Estract of a lotto; from Gibraltar, dated 25th of September, 1814 :•••• 44 The first symptoms of the dreadful fever now raging here were discovered on the 16th att. when two Italians died of it. No precautions were taken until the 16th, when the places of public• worship were closed by a circular order from the Commander in Chief, 'and foul bills of health issued. On the 2.3 d, these precautions were dropped, the churches ordered to be opetsecl, and clean hills of health issued. Cues of the fever, however, continued to occur; and oo the 2d instant, fading the contagion to spread very much, the order was renewed for shutting the ,churches, which, with the issuing of fool bills of health, has continued ever since, although the com munication between the town and port is still pre. served. 114Er•AcIltliral FLEMING, who had returned tom Celli& en the 18th ult., left this boy on the following day, and has contiutted ever since with his squadron at Algesiras, where all vessels of war coming in repair, and convoys collect. The Spa *Commandant of the Camp of Gibralt ar p laced rcion, and cut off all communicatioos with this Von ;be afternoon of the 19th of Augast.— enlig are the cases of fever and deaths, since the 18th ;AL:— Mits Avg. to 2d Rep. 42 eases , l i deaths. • , 1/1113ep. let Stir Sep. 43 dn. 1 6 dn. eillra. to 1644--- /If do. 4i do. These do ono laded* the Military. 111110t5e 1 : 1 nrisOift *MI b 293 caws, 41 deaths. tent:tined oottith, This Liso repute Windt* the taithery, to which were 1% awes and 17 deaths?' A Mestrrsa...-The Editor of a Nottingham Pa. per draws the following estimated picture of a Ger.. tain English Monster :—" The National Debi," mays he, " the offspring of war, touches every thing, end bangs upon every thing; Like an unseen demon, it sits ePon every tradesman's counter—it dries up the channels of commerce—converts trade into a stsysaut pool—it drives the milk of human kind ness free the heart, and supplies its place with the poison of extortion mad seff-interest—it haunts every tradesman en his sleep, and drives comfort from his pillow--it plants discord between the employer and employed—it per sues every poor man with the vratchfuliten, the speed, and the conning of a tip itlf; it drives the smiles from his wife's face, clothes his children in rags ) and hunts him into his very pstg." WI Air 011 to ve► Nill H. her as to enable thriots son, in the 'left or DUBLIN. .enas., Oar, Le..- _ ~ Mr. 11. Fitxpatriek, of Slaementi, Sterataid, 'Arabic . Bookseller, was liberated lie, Rosario, Redpoler,7 ---- 4 0 1 '' Gentleman's case affords a ward- bound. — Sailed q i gialaistiag. lij a i lnvi a ce iggorm i r eillb= fel. futility of State prosecutions. for the River. , 11* for many years been the ac- Haawrea, 0et.19.-4i4lvittlilte L ark packet w i t h a w a n cteditildi Nintier of the Catholic Clergy and Laity— from Holland ; Harper tray rt. No. 69Q, with prisooers mad of smatters mild and conciliating, of the purest metal chnracter, and of the most inoffensive habits kwati4o, from estead•—?Sailed the following packets : Priam moral , anarcoMvarsation. He printed tint popular and use -4• Orange, for Gottenburgh, Alliance, for Cazhavro,Ears Lot, .-2 , i• th e it s tatement • , mu war' s ' o f t he Penal Laws water for wal Holland—l with Malls. . . „ . ' w hi c h • • - - - elgrieve therielltelise of Irclandi" a work Poatistotren, Qat. 19:—Arrived this dal a fleet of grow wMoh. Immediately came into wide circutatlonl ports, 4he. from Lisbon i sailed 2 4 ion. under convoy of H.M.S. throiglsoittbe Empire, proclaiming the actual suf. Redwing, Coallicstiaed Kise, consisting together of 25 sails', ferispof .that oppressed Body, and exposing, the aisoagst them era the faiwy•Aon (agent ship), Emperor Alex- ! enormoetintolerance of which they complain. ander, Harvest, Melbank, Rose. Ranger, ,Amphitte, Peter I - The' Attterney.General 66 laid his claws" upon this . Praetor, and the Peace. His Ilijirty4 ship Kite I.s moiler i deservinu a itiren, fited,his "ex officio" as for a libel, quarantine,- having hems is the hfellitertaaean. brought before the King's Bench, and, with the 1 Fa taionvit, Oct.. I",.—Arrived the Dolphin, Cor, noncom/ace of twelve persons (not objected to by .. Mr. ItionVnis) convicted Mr. Fittpatrick of this al speculation, Dyer , from London; Prince Regent , Reseda ; frogs D dri a met h ; a dd a man of war bo g qf c l,„, t h e 'E astw ood leged libel. . The Court sentenced this Gentleman to" to hike the homeward-bound Brasil ghtpailt Liverpoo'. * fri ( ' 1 2001., and -R•g4CIATII, Oci..l.9.—The Triad blamable mow from the 1 ttd 2501. for South, the followlut vessels have Pat iskt.tbil nneall'e t 6 'll !flared the iw. *bolter: The Goede, Hoop, for Mika; Sally, far flatlet 'relenting rigour.' Concord nod Bee, for Portsaiouth ; Sisters, for Qt. loci I Idafiliti regularly filed, 1, for Liverpool ; and the Dove. for ---. !flitted. ' severity ?....., would kayo his properto righteousness. hint`throagh: Ind sustained ar from being ,41, is better than it was previous to bit Confine. friends have multiplied, his busineei has I ceased, his property augmentedy and his family gely,partake of the general esteem sad. aich his tried ♦irtues have secured. It ie an odd coincidence, that the same week in /Kith the `king': Printer, after a life of Court sun. Aloe./ has been declared a bankrupt, eitlibits the Prinler of the People, after a Castle Prosecution and heavy personal sufferings, returning to society in felt credit, to a prosperous trade, an improved capi tal, a- happy family, and, above all, a lustre of cha. ruler, which, in itself, forms a precious AND DU.* NAME property to himself and his posterity.—(Dub liti Muskeg Post, Od. 15.) - !.ACLIIIIRNT AT MEUX'S BREW-HOUSE. 7• CORONER'S INQUEST. Oa Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, an Inquest was held in the Board-room of St. Giles's Work-house, before Geo. Hodgson, Esq. Coroner for Ilkiikeht, on view of the bodies of the fdllowing unfortunate penouttpwlso fell victims to the bunting of the vat in Messrs. Merry 400 turd Co.'s Brewr house. St. Giks's. I. Indium Cooper, I 4 years of at= 4 l t ' • Mr. Richert flatwes,.the Tavistoek Arms, Gnat , . 2. Mary Merest. a married woman. aged 30 years. 3. Thdroas Mitt, aced 3 yea yon .to Mary Moire'', bY i firage husband. is . . it tiori alina h Ba h Ehialll. tea, 3 1d ye'a tWa rs artd 4l°lllll s moo liald ths. 4 mont h s. • . Ana Saville, aged 60 years. - ' Smith, a married aged 27 years. • • S. Bailer, a widow years. AI • were sworn they proceeded lie -- the bodies that the rat, wises, `llll4lO. trly vat barrels, betwosp a awls; the the cock was knocked Out ram about a barrel Nat burst bag been balk between eight sad .ww‘was kept always asawAy ; the vat had as bout s yard r w 'torsi - GOURT-MA R !4.1, ON COL I Yesterday Capt.• Harding, Lieutenant Eversfiekl, and Lieut. Seymour, of the 10th Hussars, anti Coll , Elly, Assistant-Adjutant.Getieral to the Dvake.o( Wellington, mere examined in support of the aecouri : aild third charges. • .•. The evidence respecting the latter hitting be brought to a conclusion, Colonel Palmer, bait" entering upon the fourth charge, wished to apprise the Court, that Sir E. Pakenham, whose presene.° was rendered necessary for the purpose Of plaiting the letters described in the charge, the authenticity of which was not admitted by Col. Quiutin, had not ar. rived from Ireland, and he applied to the Court there. fore for farther delay. • The Juotae-AovocATE sugges'ed, that if Colonel Quititin should refuse to admit the letters in ;pea+ Lion, the charge might still .be proceeded in, lee' int 1 the decision of the Court to depend upon, as far as. it was connocted with, the issue of that point. ILO did not mean, however, tostitte u that any unfasohm able inference was to bedrsen from the refusal ot, Culonel.Quintin to admit ihe letters; • j-' - , l . 2 .* Col. Outwit' here signified, that he did not,410.011,• the authenticity of the letters. ...., The JUDGE-AOVOCATIZ Urea observPd, thee hp it necessary to express his opinion he:l%looC* d 4O , currents could be received as evideeesti Ile con ceived it (Witt clear that they could uit• be read.as evidence. off' their own contents. The charge ittelt was of the most .vague and general kind and restat entirely. neon the-twe letterameetiontni iiiriti,:- lien' CoUrt could 'receive no evideece,•therefor4 iOst. • ntscsirktbin the scope indliew.of these; that ;4; 4. e: circumstances of a date subsequent to .AC when they were written. The, lett e r s ,o44 - :i ts. themselves specific, and most le supperters trAliktoteP ipvidninten:tskiefoupon proved,o a t t h h e , t ;n t ( d e r s s u subject ea t e•teess-intfit. t .. ollis ' r op teetbed passed a censure upon Colonel 4 r 1 4.iie rilt but thet did not show the grounds span which Ole censure had been passed, and which might have . ** passed, therefore, upon just or upon fake rcpreermy tations of his conduct, cod the conduct of the reel,. meat. It might, after the facts in detail bed bee* heard in support of the general censure contained 14 the letters be necessary, from their novelty, to allove Colonel Quintia some time for the preparatioq of 14 answer. . Colonel Palmer *M that. he could prove by many persona, if It erne possible to produce them there, that their houses bad been plundered. Ilia oliecetiaito show a general relaxation of discipline, an Rat this purpose he had Introduced thie ..Oeds " etils . .the period of foreign service." TbeMPAut-Airvtic4..re lamented that Col. Pateme had biglitosisied in his Mode of drawing up ibefOur.tli. ' slarge,:ioiis object was very fairly. to bring Aa 7 &VIOLA; under the cognizance of the Court. .Tho chskg*Oad been sent to him, but not ) fRi . , the pi / • post or fivising their meriti (with tridch be ha; bothlng to do), but to be examined merely..eito tbe i technical fitness to be regularly submitted toll Coett' Martial. • , .. dolonel.Palamr here acquiesced'in the limit out. geated,',444 des4rigl faCther Op ne to . produce' his„et4 4.'”*: . .• v : ;‘. .% 1 . . . ~..T..batilitibflaA4olLtnettik .4,!1,14214.444. Eby. • • • • .. - / . . 4 4 ' • i , ' - 1 11291110 Na INT, ii,LlGEliOga t . . .... NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, IFl'l.' • MONDAY, Oct. 17. 9titird of a Subscription of 25g5 each. for 5-yr olds, 80,.8i la, i Old), 9st. nod aged, 9r. 31b. B. C. Bona Stitt the pro:. • pert of Sibscriters. Eighteen Subscriben. . ~.,. Mr. fia y tson's b. in. Planks, 6-yrs old . * . Mr. Yilliers:s br. h. Merr Acid, 6yrs old 2 to 1 apt Pranks. Mr. W.ltetites_f. by Car_didal_ York. Bst. Db. apt 'llr . Prince's c.liyg_Eagle, Sq. 21b. T. Y.C. (dad thew) et. 4 on Cardinal York. • . Sweelistnkes of 200 gs each, it. rt. P. A. Lerd'G. H. Cavendish's Alcohol. Ost. WO.' .. 1 Duke of Rutland's medera, 74. 'Alb. d 2 Lord , stawell's Blucher. Set. 41b. 3 sto 2 aget Alcohol. 7to 4 apt Medora. 6to S apt Biucher. The Gardeniitakes of 100 gs each. T. M. M. Mr. Watson's Pericles, est. 1014. Mr. Villiers's Don CJ k, Sst. Sib. - Lord Foley's Scapewell. ist. 91b. - 6t04 on Perieles. 2to 1 apt Scapewell. . Grosvenor's Cherry Bounce. lit. 9 1 h. beat Mr. lunch:Z fo 2 Lodans, list. 71b. T. Y. C. 100 g., 'l5 ft. 5 M-4 aid Cherry Bounce. , , . .. • TUESDAY, Ocroaxa 18. • -• .' _ 1 Gt.*. Grosvenor's Beltaria, Sot. lib. heat Lowly . ..ll4oam Henry, fist. 71b. Ab. M. 5 gs. b. ft. No betting. ' .: .. , Fifty Pounds, for 2-yr old 21b colts, T carrying Sat. 41bAIMIERINIMI Bst. . .V. C. • • Sir .L Shelley's ch. f. by Walton - • * ' ''''''. .1! Oeni Gower's-ch. f. by Rubens _ • • ' ; • : ‘`' :PIP 5 ' Sir J. Skeilt7's eh. r. , 1 I THE STATESMAN: • or - ft _ nrreLL/Gsrston e .,_ _ NAL PIMP ATRIGIt, • H 21 41 •"* - i.•• ie • aes in in the Dawn kis Ilikjesty‘s hesSigitteet a late hods*, 1 atavereettee, , Berotede,.Colk- CepeNttreet, Printer and Boa and Griffon, and several sail at net- front Neealate. Thh Gentle eighteen months imprisonment, a fine of to. c recosinizantes of the peace of. 5001. au anon years.—Mr. Fitzpatrick has suffer Milton/of this sentence in all its onrelen o p. ' has been paid, the sureties I rks fit regt and n. an hour of bis incarceration remit Y Oat , have bpen the fruits of this 1 Wee iii eoected that the sufferer's health beet‘ lui teed, .his family distressed, and h 4 34 imositeed —providence, •fitvonring the ri 4IS of '0 Ibis liciaba - aild4ratett•d b in!--tite le sympathy - has attended ei hilt without intermission—his health, fat any dispute from arising betWeel MS Z ".;; .:.= ~ - .. 1 . 2. ,' - • ir - r.,i,,,,,..i..........,. ir mirried woman, aged 97 years. Ind their Sovereigns. "'•"'“" ,s: Catharine Holier, a widow, aged 65 years. afternoon an act of Ilse Most ! After the Jury were Wpm:netted add sworn they proceeded le the Dead-bouse, to take a view Of Ave of the bodies that i witnessed in Newgatti•Streett :--At .. were deposHidthereA they then went to take a view of IliO, 9 accompanied by aye fiat • . . 4 w . aila at the atilar-eltembdW . reteralag to stribtilnitaittlEfia; filk — 7 - . la . -1011111 chelh i ;to iticit - • 4 . .• • ' "l imit , 4 mi..: .• , -111""Immm,emor.a.--gelli:::suummese"' e.ser _.- - ' 4 ,.. v eke' on Isottebielv Willi ' it 1-. _ . L ear 3 ' *OA - • ofilsijtorse-shoe Brew-house, in . .. r allop as far as if arvelitiiine, in - at , .. vi • , o , ,ha lets served then - ibent 17 yew, near. ote Yarn dragging the poor dog through the' 44 eil e g flar e r i" irorbta tt rot t rhe eli varw u ric . h buns fell a o rte t ; rll :l7 l . 'early 'suffocated, and dreadfully iiiiO4. ttjr'no t ~.,4 that account , as he had frequently seen tiesttsve r Vrithout belie attended by any serious coo: cly over the stones, when the inbitiniab ' ',he wrote te inform Mr. Young, mut of tho primers : ear whs stupped by the interfertnce .io go I of, what ha d . happened, b e was also thei r vat eels possessing the quality of Cliristilia m blid , , e i ti witaolno d th4 l .'"e r l ° Ids hand in order to get" it to 00111 half ' the o'clock in the evening, which rbo forced the miscreant to taketbetlas w hoer after the hoop fell 'off witness was standing on the horse, and reconduet Isla to the on the yrithia three yards of vat, when, without eve prestos' notice, it bunt; eard the crash of the et out from. 1. • - • vat of, be ran to the start...home w re the ,at Watt be A meeting took place yeateedey filing at was e his knees_ in _beer, he was shocked o at thr , sight . _Tat_ 1, between Wm. 'l'. D'Arey, E q . and IS l fin ir lri t ieli ir i o , w hi itt7l7olZ e ritre ''prarreAir Tog, lii; i n ham, Esq. A ft er exchanging two shOts floss , Th e object that took his atteetipstoses his own abort space of eight yards, both the con. hreiher iall ytha is super intendant ander him t'lrelaw one of the ag bird from one of the butts that lay on one side, he pod e"""*—("'intilight Journals " 117 - ttiselebovrers• were www-its the *Nile** Hospital . 0 a • way. The height of the vat was 22 feet; it was feeetelotTY.—Ott - Illeaday, betweee 6110 a four inches of the top. and then contained 3565 entire, being beer that was ten months brewed, the ise o'clock its Ow atteranow, as •Mra. • that were empty of the vat would hold between 30 fe of Mr. HOithb, solicitor, of Nordic' , rreis more; tbe hoop which burst wa sp bout 700 as returning to estgbreok, in eompawy Zil which wa•A the least weight et any ofT2 hoops on the vat, iss Pi ttiturS ) they Were stopped by a. o it . o ; itio= lar . hoops, each of which weighed near a too; when l e e force earl presser* was so groat that it stove eve- ' 'the side of the canal, who, wilk.iimi i t . a nn af"rteri that was t a n hd th a e lb Cerr -c :r 4 l:4 - Te c o e s ck berr a tn ar vn Y t demanded their money. Mrs. 11.110, .. eameraeit ma) !Anvil', all of violab l e but about 800 barrels, Used to give him any, on whiA,OS aisaraa 'Wiwi i they i lost k lo w a ag li tut c: S o trd ra 9ooo 4 about barr els; abar t r b e e , 1 in p. a n the face, which aka z r i vat film wheoee --. ... . .._ __ __ 1 .... A : "'who f iSat the that bunt isai been balk between eight and . ___ ..__. ...._-- ......i. f.II . the vat had as el . • 4 is • . • • • Or: \ • • I • ipiritedly returned. The villain then seized -- lIIILS, per . - - and was kept always saatty tun ; toe vat Una au 5 ........--... ___ _, PinglNS, threw her into the hedge, and tore her oe the top_about Er yard wear!, it was about _etet -.,. . 5 to 1 apt Sir J , "elley's eh. f. . M. Watson • Paulus, Set. 61b., heat Duke of Graft:Wa l k/Mt& ;loth"; Mrs. H. immediately. on his back being i t•-n et n iat sii ike wall; "itiless alp it was ;he rivets or the • • PPed. Dose- of the hoops bane ;smite, eat , . .l lO Sit. T. T. C. 100xs, h. ft. 4tol on Paulus. . 7-.. . wards her, caught , hire by. the throat, and griPest folitalatioa where the vat stood DO giving way; the wan rum WEDNESDAY, OCTollielt 141; *... ii VI Wm so tightly, that he. begged she would eoloeilo I l i l tk"wl ie "i llow tti a tt ut 95 ert (.14' sa d e under him and • a belf ~,„5 bed „i Anti ( s- The First Clay of tire flatlands Stakes of 30es eadillt. ' • , ~-. • - him, promising that they should then proceed wilh• tossi ; ued *drew , to anew! IL am sew „ peened diem . Lor d G. H. Cavendish's Cat.s-yrs old. 8.1. 51b. .• -- -• le. Dike of flatland's Osman, 3-yrs old, 7st. 111 b. . . 6 • - out further interruption. The villain, howevest s well, what ppeoed outside. 'The cellar and tan deep II to 0 apt Cat- sto Saga Osman'. ••' ' -, finding himself disengaged, immediately . 7 wet ' hieh Were lull, were toll of beer, and all were ela- t e " el plo ts w as save Wild beer they maid ; oar witaessdid imitations • -. .: '•z . -- • - ,.. ,.. _e_- ‘. • 11 "" 4. to hits. H. and said, " Now, my lady, I will be re- ! At ' bet that some of their own ales might hairealeca venged of you—l have a knife in my pqcket,. and I i bill ehov_a! boor aad a hat ett t er ti witaow fOolld the bo dy Getteriklittre# ts , among ' the . visite!. at re a,/ - • , this be and abo part of a prt- -,••••• will have both your _lir; a ha uti ve y h e et ur ~ IA itiva lett e s o la r toe ato:r.Arii.:ige. !!.. ..J.P7.11141.!•i 14,41114:44'471:.:,';,:,.. I . i....i. ,t..,..:10. ~' 4 .,.. . . replied, its hauld tu ni o mi n e e Y y . ;utt l itV irat hooase ll . 0 7 11:1; 10 is :(lll:lla cersais i.sted oestheirreoa ll4ar tber e : ille before lleigh iAbe a9ll" waa ll. c. - -t. ' ite afo, and her hodY wog coniwil!°!lle Heree7theeteh lk " ' litintaillen ill pe rfor m with piatistalli • her life. - A slant scuffle ensued. whoa Mrs. ..14 t • /- • was again fond to enough to get sects bold . .: ;m o t / twe e e e p tee 4„ d i m he lived at No. Res- et. Brueseles as to enable 4414 provost hire from carrying; his titt . ty, the Tinibteek A i . „ Iderid e t ist ime g ifittings appointed in Middleselrood f •Alit:•, • •,, • pait i l l eo ll tloek on hibaday threats intelsefutlons sun* secere • bast WI seem i* . Weft hehemod Aetna ; lbw put at mi forathe Right lion. Eoiraan, Lord:Rt.te • • son came to her isaistance. They immottieSoly i , liiii i, e ' sieli is , bed every thin la. we ems? "men, , Lard mi_f Tasil... Lc. in tad after mi the fetiekichpbet •,4t. Megkratec who 40131111 it, .'" C.. .-. and Intro°. Ski wlth beer, so died ie=i _.. L :; 4 7 IL; P al& • • - .. reet tatothe ateeifer the opposite ddo ego Tatra, e" •.. Or , to the county OW.: .- • - . , -?/4-s • , Jaw , Ms weenie, -was is tie yard aiebisirthir4 ~ , . ,i • .7, r l -1 - 11,lckliews, . IN TERM. Jot; . On Saturday last, as an elderly gentisetateleise at ?k..11.04 wit' identhapcd; she es...W i einhe. ....• • . N ov. 12 6torn j iy le . indt . ie, .. itoi; tg frtua wheoce she was eat alsoo9o pent . ibtiirning from tOwit • • to- his bens* in De 014.113.. ''''. .• i theses Snood sieeniA by dsowaseraesti 4Th_ ~ ..... -..!.. . . 7 ' . :- .. .17 .MOndoy ... . . f r. - at and being somewhat intozicated, be seddiksly f * - r. Nile, a sorrel', atteo.. te-,yellder;lamPsenitelmilei , , - . .. ~• iii -it. Saturday A - ~. ~. , • is- •. . A TERM.. • . .-.... • • in the Istingten•road setter an eight horse waggon; ! st iOt e ati s ta ti ns u gil:Ze 'diet he WM44,411044 aid lived Tordat . • •'' - liti redehdok ' '... • - 4 7 ,-4 the hind *heels orerbich passed over his thigh, and to .Pratlttace, 64 1 /' /e11,b.1 hole tee r ect a • t e ' leeet ,„ Extract of ii i tottei . .fialrtadii,%4lagii:4•;itt: V,. . - ' left band, which codet4lOsedrally lacerated this latter. lila: la en : Secret, residedle an --- Pr os IG - 43V - all - day a Tacit 1814 :—" IMr k hasitWitcqoitint. yoti b That thd -.' it is but justiee't ' **pat ►by the kinstaud•hemeee wri° 4to reinter alt • the molnapee ha his pow cir the isgevors t epidemical distemper haiiiiiiitlif its' . Ingstrilitliel4ll attention of Mr. . N largeon4 &c. before ! eta,. ". s t.le""(e'l will was nt b ra nd t wit hi n t hese di s . iht We' -. • i l •*rit ig: house the above tic ' t happeoed, the elkgentit , ., .. I : ch-ildr, was S iieot 'ekseh t 4 e h d lshe in i ro tieet es br a s: do ter ! So, n r tbe g i soedto. _ few 'Y.t • _ .._._, _. • . ti day expressing qui': IM i r ~ . 1 oteati man was conveyed toll's hotile, end liopesirraorste TT , • s ' ir ,p i --4). 3 1;:* *beillelt; , m n a L s 4211111.41 11 1ntv i1et 2 14 x,, e,i 'olio*, in troops, destined for an otOettit ' 'lrtitooth America t Y of Me. rained of a speedy recovery. It Istieented n %. ••, 4 - . 1.. .. „ ''. .. . '.... _about four - es:Wl' Oa - liml4 -- *veiling ; Hannah spd which Were• *boot tb be ~ Ikare beeit - to add , . that the participle: care and shill ..liSht, ....- girt &boo tar' Jests sat Ai,' w ith her 1 "^•• just marched out 'of fhb town. • '''.-.' :•'•-•'.. . were diaplayed upos each pecticolar ccemeleafairt am aiseuter child, wawa tease... Saar. the two , ~. • • .Ste. . above • • dositestaottenties. , ..,,,,,, .. A • r, , •, • •• . • , - ~, sit a tlg tato that , the dca i body . rife 9peri- "noose will open with rwit spieno . . . •_,2 A _ . , . 11 di was .the TO half past six t dor'' in the ensuing s ea s o n. Mr. Coitlass, of the . The .-,. t. stow leteniled ea cy; sw • t o w .es'easelest - tatbaultillikass . ,where she $. -• 1 has • tr • In Nigel '•• , i it* child -was was tram, received so order to prepare - It very Ina'. Pl .s-c- e"r A - • • 'le to re' •.! loggigill i r i es . ' . w e 4 „12,„. ._ . .. _ ..." •,_ f __ , iii•fb set 'of chandeliere for the occasion, which . W'r!if .. 1' e: ___ i s '. •_ s __.• ••• ' OP ' ' * eileesee— '. f ~,, --' be 30 frwt".""em i pew in progress. Mr. WkTEltli it gone to the Co* 3 . „RN sep!rk .. . .WIKNIVese . . , • . litime.2egerages - ~.. .7 ' . P .Glittlaity; theshioatilky; , 4 sis ttnent to raise recreiti. ing tO Waite IMlltif? ~:: • tt• 1 ..-.silif ' . ‘ l 7'• • • .t. '1 ' ze, * ..C• a- • %i• •-', v , • • . . • • . ~ • .. .. . 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