The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-27 00:00:00

7 Le F ;fs : ~ `. F .; . 'Canker.. ''' Winker trete', •.the I-bunch:4.w post-hoyoves asked If be knew airy think 'fit" the two persons in castody ; the enswered is the npgetitte. Being desired to say he knew of the rObbeey,'.he steted r that two ''Perionccitoti to the head of Otis borses,. jaking, 'tbeittlas frina . hitit,fsstened thein'to the pole of the earr)ige,. se as to present Onint fiont going on. lie Ilse asked ifthe terse. coold'aot go on, why le•did vial i ti've hi; eastatick. _captain Irby. egeiest the 'T°l6. F~ (Robert, the son of Bailie Haddaway, Leith), bbt, -melirricholt to Mote l brith 'surtk„ to rise no•more: Every exertion:was immediately ',lade to discover .` ~ • - • • • Re replied, one of them sL near with , • a litstol. Ite admitted that the person who itoppe4l, • 'his hories was a fail thin man, but be cotild:ilot. be • • `'-- to any thihg farther - positive __ thing fa. . The two persons incustay were apprehended, - 11usPicleii, it s 1 jdrice &Med' Lingley Grove.e.rottage, The name of one of them is James IVall, .thlst of the Asther...is Thomas Enctet 13y . 110 account -they gave of themselves, they • were -f6t4tierly is tbe ; , :•• navy ; bet 1)1'1414 beerclung intemployerl; . tite7 were ! hs very -reduced eircsiertmticNk.as 'the. IVO 7 -papers found in their poisession fully ? airily were informed, that the evidence of the Hon. S. P. Irby, and his servant, were suritiretiikeke it -": :-i--.-discurnbeut on the Magistrates •to commli•lfietn for ~trial, but for the present they would be cettnnitted " ter further esamination ; as the deseription given ' ,the persons who rubbed Mr. Vincent an the Mai, j •idembeed-road, three weeks since, warranted a sop picion that they might be the offeirders.—Committud tor, how empitistion, • . i ~.. . ." • 2.J7itoit rot:LONDON GAZETTE, Dsc. 25. . . . • 13ARKRIWItir ENLARGED. Burr, Ifigh•Rolbora, haberd a sher, from Dec. $O to Feb a;4es, at BANKRUPTS. .. Illioscar, Stockpot!, Cheshire, vietnaller, Jan. 6, 15, 'Feb. 6, at the Castle inn, litoekport.' Atornies 4 Mr. Wailers, • .jesokyorit aad.Mr. Wright, .Temple. W. Priday, Quedgley, Gloucestershire...butcher, Jar. 4,5, I, at the Bell Inn, Gloucester. AttorMes, Mr. Chilton - .ollbarteery-latic - c and Ur. Okey, Gloucester. • J. Cohen, tA hisechapet, hat-manafacfarer, 64 4'S, Feb., '6, at Guildhall. Attorney, hlr., Pasinore, Wareferd-coart,, l Tltrovanrton-stteet. Otoe ilayeas. Lower-road, Isllagten, trine-eon" Dec. SO. a. §. Feb. 6, acemildhall.. Attoraies, hiessri. fitiLybew aid symoixrs lon. Peeler Biniisin•bans, Jaa 16 17 Feb. 6 at . # l.. • "i . !is ~,, _.., merchant. - Star. 3 and Gana Tavern, Liverpool. Allergies, Mesita. tt whoa and Co. Liverpool, ( 3.ilyksis and J. Marshall. North ('ollingtunn, Nottingham ; AV*, maittsers, •LIP. 4,5, Feb. 6, sat the Ham Inn, Notting , ko,us. Attonsie_x, Messrs , . AIWA) and Co. Nottiughasu. DIVIDENDS. ,•• Jan. V. J. W. A. Snuggs and J: Walley. I:hue-street. mer. .-• thunts—.Feb. 2, P. and J. litaekhnrn, Plymouth, ship.bniklers —Jnn.l6, D. Phillips, Oxford-street. stable-keeper—Jill/. /0, /. f 4 h i 'Woe, Great rower-street, plumber . --Jun.lo, ll' Wray "43ireltia.loofe, druggist —Jan. 16, (. W est,. K Introit-upon-Mul, • .. -Jan. 17, J. Freeborn, Finchiagfield, Es' sex, 16; IL Boykin., Bath. -^ , er—Jan. 17, J •- Somersetsbi. THE STA' FATAL ACCIDENT AT LOCHEND. On Monday, the 18th instant, while se►erai young Gentlemen were amusing themselves with skaiting upon fAchend, the ice gave way, and many of them were precipitated into the merciless element. Lieut. John'Gourlay; royal navy, instantly fired with 41 e hope of saving the lives of the unfortunates, p(ungJ into the" water, Mid, having succeeded. in recoverinr thtee of them, attempted, as a last effort. the foul, finest-draper—. bitcht r—.llno. h., it.. grocer- . Set. Owl/. North Petherten . Jire,'lnnkeeper—Jan. 23,3. And it. lirad.baw, Lancaster, tallog-rhandlers—Peb. 2, It: ktionis and W. Harvey, Liverpool, anfloirsaniths—Jas. 16, H e gnash, Croydon, shopkeeper—Jan. to t W. Hervey, Jester'. street, wiler-merclunt—Jah. 16, J. and W. Lesii, Mincing-lode, ' -• 204 W. Syltesead T. Shack v, White .• mare, — but withi n Ili - different character, conceived en ardent passion' for Marie Altier, a girl of 18 0 beautiful andbeloved by all who kite* her, .anti who never encourhged hii advance - S. *ideate, blindid by (he excess of his passion and by jealousy, met her in a field, and offered - her iiolence, in hopes, no doubt, of forcing her to marry him ; but not suc. ceeding in his criminal intent, he had the wickedness to sacrifice her, and subject her to • the most cruel treatment. This unfortunate victim expired in the, midst of torments. A dog, placed not far from the spot to guard a flock of sheep, barked, and showed disposition to approach the ((ctn., but was kept back by the shepherd, who, froth his position,, could not - . perceive what was Passing, and wished to keep the dog with him. The dog renewed his barking with increased violence; ran again to the scene of the our. der, and prevailed upon Idemaater to follow him. — After traversing a certain interval, he suddenly per-' ceised iViodeste, who cried ont to hint not to same* upon pain of death, and cautioning him at the peril of his life not to reveal what he saw. The shepherd, foil of astonishment, withdrew, taking his dog away with ‘ • -? . 4 _ ,~~ ~. 411 POLICE. iX ~~ ~ ..e , ....DARING RODDERYIiIkAR COLiflutook. E4TON I TDB PEDESTRIAN. •:)?. —ow—. I . --... • • An examination took place on S a t ur d a y, at the Yesterday Morning, at a quarter past eight o'clock,: GlllLDtkiL.—Yesterday Margaret Morris was Ceurge inn, at Burnham, before James POPPLE, Eaton completed his task o f wa lki ng 1100 m it es i n broughtbefore the Sitting Magistrate,and underwent Esq. and SAMUEL Fo asus, M. D. two o f hi s m a _ 1100 hours, upon Blackheath. The early period of a final examination, chevged with feloniously detain. jesty's Justices of the Peace for the county of Bucks, the day, however, at which the Terforinaoce was ing a quantity of bank notes, the property of a Mrs. of two men, who had been apprehended on suspicion concluded, induced the pedestrian to continue his Joyce. of having robbed the Hon. Captain Frederick Paul labours throughout the day ; and this he was re.: It appeared that the Prosecutrix, whilst passing Irby, near Colnbrook, on Wednesday ,evening last. quested to do by a large party of r espectable persons, through - Aldersgate-street, a few days since, had Captain Irby deposed, that he was travelling from whO proposed visiting the scene of his operations .dropped a parcel containing a number of hank notes, London to Hednor, in his own carriage, with post • about four o'clock. At this hour he finally retired nine of which, however, only could be sworn to. — horses, which he took at Hosseslow ; that at a small front the course, in the most perfect health, and The Prisoner, who was a milk Woman, was observed distance from Colubrook, he was stopped between- strength, greeted by the cheers of an imMehse multi to pick up a parcel, and from her subsequent expels five and six o'clock in the evening by two footpads; tude of people. - diture, in the purchaae of linen-drapery and other one of them came to the off side, and opened the 1 Th e f„i l i t • y with which he has exec uted his ones- goods, ' suspicion, was, excited , . and the property carriage door; not suspecting a robbery, he demand- ' - ampled task, and the unimpaired vigour he has still eventually traced to her by White the Officer. led of the person what he wanted, who answered, preserved, have induc ed him .. to propose some further ' The Migistrate having looked into the Statutes, . 46 Your pocket-book," at the same time presenting undertakings - , Blackstone, &c. deCided that this case was not that a pistol : Captain Irby instantly seized the pistol to riving advantage sotnef 1 ' '' rom his extraordinary powers,--pf felony, in detaining or omitting to advertise the ward it from himself, and to endeavour to discharge the task which he has just completed having eau- ..,P"). pefty found. lie observed., however, that an it. The ro b ber w h om Captain I r b y him , w ith y was con- s id era bly embarrassed instead of rew a r oi n g his action of trever lay strongly against the Prisoner, and tendit ~ exclaimed to his accomplice, "-this is a.' labours. sturdy chap, come and rap his knuckles well, and if labours For this purpose he has published . the fol- the other party would be amply comp e n sa t ed. lowing challenges : The Prisoner was of.coorse discharged. • . that wont do, point your pistol•at his head or breast." - ~ ki• • . BOW-STREET.—Yelterday, Thomas Phillip flint of a pistol, but no discharge took place. s and At the same instant Capt. irhy saw fire, as from the • Ist, Josiah Eaton will undertake, at the C011elil.• Copt. sion of his present task, to perform another thousand Thomas Bailey were broughl, before yr. Blitniz and ' • Ir b y then called to the post-buy to come so. h i s es .. or glen fifteen hundred miles in as many hours, as Sir WILLIAM Paitioas,' charged by Ben Johnson,. a the case may be, without resting from the fatigues of city constable, with being common titterers of coon . sistance: the boy answered, " I can't, I can't leave; his present undertaking. Or he will start iMITIC my horses." The robbers beat Captain Irby abopt I;f orfeit silver, and•that Bailey had been in the praq - the hands, and struck, him a severe blow on the fore; diately against any other man, to walk a mile an ' tics of doing so sirw,e be came oat of Clerkinwell Srd • the crown of his bat was. also cut seemin ! hoar until either decline the contest, for a propor- ! Bridewell, from a twelvemonths imprisonment s fife, gl y ', i tionate subscription, to belong entirely to the winner. I similar offence. • its b y the lock of a pine!, One of the fellows •• inatcheri Captain Irtiy's gold WatCh, w i th which het All claims to the subscription, however, to be aban- I They were detected in the sot olattering pounder. - 'ran ed' ; the other obtaining hie purse, containing .a I cloned by either parties in the non-performance of felt silver, and en searching them, other counterfeit " 'Aen-pesend and one twenty-pound Bank of &limit': the task' money was found upon them, several good sixpences, 2d, Eaton will also, for a subscription of one and a quantity of copper. Awe s politely put up the step, and shut the carriage I - !least, assuring Capt. Irby they bad no intention to ' thousand pounds, undertake to walk one mile every They were committed for further examination. Mil bid. , I hour for three months auccessively, and should be .• , A disturbance took place at a late hour on Mon , • I fail even towards the conclusion, he will forfeit all • • 'captain irby's deposition was then rea d to him,d ay night, in the Red Lion public-house, in Oxford. •claim to reward. • alorterified the lame upon path ; and that he fi rmly street. A mode of plunder was resorted to which is . 'bellowed that oiWef the men in custody, whose name 3d, Eaton, for au adequate subscription, will on. c a lled bon ne ti n g, by pulling men's bats over their : h Well;itt the person, who first came to the carriage. , dertake to walk 60 miles per day for ten days sue- faces in order to rob them. ft was done toa young • ' John %Atli, servant to Captain Irby, who was in Icessively, and of course to forfeit all claim aci reward mart of the name of Frederic Lock, and his watch -I the carriage with hisaeister, stated upon oath to the •if he failed even on the last day. chain was violently snatched at, and the violence • best of his helitif, theethe Prisoner Wall is the per- broke it ; his watch was saved, but the chaia, two ' %-aseithakerideisiinared to pall s Captain Irby out of his seals, a key and a ring, were stolen. Jqhn ; tered a depth of . near• two • pulled it opt u e4: 7l.threw it ground, when the Prisoner pick it ot, and the intostunatelsen *pother stab. in theAdvs .. ...'isOine persons. by this ties bad come intolitO toad,t;Ahirthe,..Prisoaer - esi. Wed. The. Wit nees thit. Mr. ,Dibleg tent hoid of the Priermer's'eins to lead* him. dowts.atairs. Vi'siness siw the Pilioner the .day' before with the knife in his bend,. and hoard him ley,lse.would mur der any .one . who attempted to takeldelt.dows,to.the Commitiest.; • • The Sergenn who attended Mr. DIM" stated, that his patient had been in strong convulsion:Ft* tooselhours, and was in a very dangerous state, sand __ . .. 411fetioain wa s . siiiiirlset for another eiatokoitfoo. 41iiiiiiiirsi,L otrres.--lii6 Baptiste, a Poftagarsa • 'sOiloi; was Imagist up dl .. Tllo4lly, tinned ou the .oaitr or Mr. Ldia Corniiek, of Oise Atapi .pablic-thisuie. Iliek.lope..obadweil t p ifli . baui pg' robbed .li is TiOute. '! PrO 9 101(01` . &Toed. Onte he was awoke on Sunday by•*idite . girli irbadept with hirer. mid *lova= Itis,4 " bessisebodr iii ilie.liensir I be got op t and Maisie streak 4 4 Ow be weeit down stairs toilihe tap-ruins where pii foun4 the Prisoner bitting on knot, 'swab /OK under bit afCl3, eon iainiog about two galleons. uf - runi of ibr win , . gustily as his own, nod Joe le . ' Ole same- - 4 missieg oat of a six gallon .... . - -......V.111, Vr .•.. - , m mfi4 m him. Meanwhile the mother orMarie, - alarinetat ' ;ash - , whittr ile wies itS t the bal t s i lie ---- 460i"Wwl . span aim: haA• her delay from home, 'alight her in vain th rough the • remaining 154. Mt. in histfissenee and dit , eavered that the till hbeh'• was plated an the shelf whole village,, and shortly found hei d ead, and . r, th r e f l"" / l e l b Y °le i :T i t:F oa ,, f or ii ntg La, th e ( Ak er : drowned in her blood eke bodylseing stabbert in wiwksoific slissh i st.coams, who. who deposed; 'that• whin he several places, and a la' wound intii , by a"a •""ty 401 4 u104.„Pl 4 114, k. MI /11 4 Nee tnnavea; - 4 % ff . -:odie , -.hark r• - • :•41,0 -- - -7- - _....:ldettrie, wrote ......_ ... irge __ _icted _ _ Aft& , , .. - , - At o r i tt s; 111"141111 r . • Orto ßsd rizite4 ; seedinerc tufinee _r a -zi'''' 6. l , l2• li 7 st * e l ' e ph 7, 4 ',. , •' knife on heck ' •SitipiciOn fell upon the head of ; 4 ' 4 ,, fa t 4is c :._ ..is 11, . was quire hot, nod appear ,ke.tai hair. ban Jain Newts net. The Prisoner bad no . 96nes ", said he h b r 4 l v elt l th u :m kftl ia lit rise ilr g arnr teritur be ipost e" rhi t w G ase bli rl il t bes t,al• • 'Azfordisereet, learvers— Jan. 16, T. Christopher, pewter. , Mode Ste ; he is arrested, thrown into the prison of four', hlincing.taue,, wine - merchant Feb. 8, . T.-Lovell, . Nismes, and preparation made for h i t. trial. The ti """*P le Portsmouth, rope-maker—Feb. 8, D. Miall, POTUirli, brewer— • whir+ pluc.• Ise rowed thy's,. .-.A fait cs . • . . .... shepherd being called open to make 'his deposition, p u ny euseautted to' Stewente ru'r • ~ . • 4: 'Jan. 19, J. Alitabell, tricoates-mill, Cumberland , miller—Jam ex N. s. if erais ma ma , an d Jr W. -Harvey, itmikigis. stated-to the Justital, that it would cost him his fife . • ' pity Kole o v. n is Se tea iur w d i a t y k . l si t :l n re n ni ltt a glieffl i erst en d the ' 1 ... :- .7 , • . Ito speak the truth. They w e h n o c i o e u .sc ra e g ne e h o lt: —e whio l h ho tti rki 1 iiiyin f; ball, Essex, bookers. • CERTIFICATES—J sw. )6. • , •, ° - - , N , - :ee , • rs• At. Foster. ftasief, Staibrdshire , idneetf---3. white ' him to speak thetrotirWithoot fear—and he at leog , ... _ . ~ ~. s . . ~, die . i l cs. Cocktails', Elest-atreet, boakselleas—J. 'C. Webb, • :details, with candour, lE the . oes _minder stis i z- - 1: street. sensomflrY , fOhn°4 o- 4- 6 * i l i wi e° ' su 'oPlP"' ' was•a witness. Thelteit day he disappeared: Foe ilitillegli'ig Brat •"" 114 " 1 7 - sPriii• The lens broker. •,, • • .s • PART? , ERSMPS DI*3OINED. • 1 several' days search was made for him in, belie vain; t o 2r u jsr P te 4 c.e a , s i n i : l d e s O ti .h ilooe l i w ri ll fif —... l 7 /4 1 ,41, ' vst ipt Drosiipitil .eisermareig. "isua Lat- . r atiti,4t length, he is fotitul in a kind of well, tied,_b s ! vied' ewe s th e t ow e r .11 C.artip and T. M. Dnvidume Er!sittosa'. Otenuftwo6,•papeset, :.....Iv. Hi Williams apd T. II untie. 0014 ratifttrarik-B- a cord, to which a large stone was attached. "Inn • • B. arnl T. Ttolor, Cianhrottik,• K . eirs, %fosters— , Pine wild.l Pf4,.0. 1 144;* gmatii . cto# vw Thomas . igted- milts, treat paper Ailiters:-41 Ha,jok, brother Of Modesto is accused of this eriine, trod iti. , mope d., ,Tsakwho imokireiive eiiire;. on ifitiiiezitiaperibtiercelimoieu st,orirhei:tatriNs. t rom m- u s ad m lt un c. t ell uren rdet ti s:.eir d e idd alt e r Ze i An 'ri l . t riPw'' .4. vv c : od 4 ? - s r be " d p : ter having remained a year and 1 half in'prisoni the' - - arose feel- 4 ,8W 4 ' 01 4“ . .va1n• kbeito ant rif4nplod s tlga s r * : 0 00 , 4 se eq acid's - busk, a orserymers—J,•Dooker area ittgoitoo; sinnips- . two brothers hate appeared before the Court et Ai' kind three . It ra :rat thirt,v a re 4 g,' ham, brass-fin. Jame* , T. Vntlii'and il.' Mane sizes. After a long discussion the proofs aed iir" 11017.0Mr6.44.tleal.,;selltriutIrdi"sts74.fianse.rs,,,1", jr,liFhi'',„r"4._►,o.iitllt,o4HitiVeri...4l"aionabtlsk4. Newcu,4,lc-t!-Tyne, starch.avutoctnren—T. Atkingon, W, The In Public ere. twist viittsussaan s tot. " coa~at hunt: earthenware-martufnetetetil.: ~ nl 4. . F. B „ cki ' iin .::: r , : e ,l ei lile nd t ::y,z rhi r r. tfirrrltia, _qua. and Si, Middle-rusir,Brond.streer. Bloomsbury, tiax-drearre-s—C.N trody d eat h. , - and W. Steel, Riehraosid%-liaijdins,,Soho. jewellers—.l. and - I attempt e d b b e cd , e. . : or , *ba 1 , 44 , 64..4 trate gik tuyi. _, H. W. %% ills, oaroortlo+ptibilt; linen -drapers—J . Currie, Amidst the general hilarity in ' 'this A ICII. 1111 re • • ' I iles4 WV 411' - - Vie illiiiie4 41 !". 141 0 6 lEraPitiair W. Itobtits. and . • CurSe g t Jc i an ir ee s t ' .. W t. • /41 • ' • Si the present - season, among the b r restants..”l.4sevton end C.. lariat. incisley, Worcestershire, . . b itb-throgesepsi-11. antl A.' , Elia:att . : New Cavendish-street, are - happy to see the poorer . class Si • rortLuul.p)ace. upholsterers-1W- and, E. H r lA '--- , ...e. l'lv.erltri , and 'Mrs. Cautts, in tier usual 11101111. NMI Wk•51111141 n gallf t , gt "Th . l 4l l. s4 ll: 4 ll§ , tri ant D.(syles, tit. (.enrge s..p ed.. • - , - _, sonp-manufittnrcri-4. Diann . . iigsfistifill7"4"l.l:uallit y lwet.a:4l:llli4ll:l7ull.7ilngt7,7l.l4n tr d li elle:r7 i i'. w i"T el f it 6Wikiw*P f iltil l eTilea ciric "t a; 44llll.4l4B : 7ft tLe l;b:tesi r gl ' e4llll4 :: " " "-: ik ernr ,.,,,,,,5, b ft k ers —G, Bridges, Lawfoni-plare k gi. Elmer, estoea:ribureu to throw happiness arntu --- and private rooms for females , Nift , es , _N oe ,. and S. Howlett, Lyme-grove, array, dui' mention . at Righgate, by supplying, ^ 6 ..o.Streie!sasetten ,by 44 1 Zykilnisi "I ' C" " 4 - Ana s-11. Austin and J. R. Lichfield. Cateuton-strecet, FlLick- • Ai.., nearly seven hundred poor families wen-hall factor —). Harrison and J. Mellar, Lower Shadweil, " J ii d'cl . til • ...bi sse j.mkirs*T.Lvatuiaad itf. Holder, surry-agratr. ! inopers, - . n . 0 - 7 e3... • • • . ,t ..•4. . S HIP if RzEGIC; 1 --.61.-- The Adamant, from Malta, which. sin . s lately originallywrec kedoff a the King's co a i t o o i f .c 1 i Newhaven, eitioitnhe: in 7 1 i s till :i .;: i i: s ti T ett t re , :,:inia ' .ll brig, and copper 'bottomed. The cargo and se s 4 were besieged by the inhabitants for miles round tho , country, being considered as fair game -for plunder. The military in that quarter scramble, and fise of them were partiqularliattire• they tapped a pipe of wirse i ind.carried *way th a wine in buckets. The Committee of Ut.derwtiters at Lloyd's, taking into consideration the isonii.nse loss of the cargo, it being estimated at 100,0001, liPt eri mined on endeavouring to stop ! the system of plun: der of wretks ' and to make an exassrple of, the ring : leaders; they dispatched .Viekegy and ifishop, b e . longing to Bow-street Office, to, eptivaytiurt o trace lout the property of the wreck and the robbery of it. On their arrival upon the spot they received the most prompt and sp:rited assistance frein 'Mr. : Harrison, the Collectors and MY. Stone, the , Comptfuller of the Customs. They procured- as writ of awci=taace, to enable them to search bosses, which they in , ceeded to do with ill possible speed,. at Atfristoo, Blatchingtan, Seaford, ll(shopstane, ;Niewhaven,a ti d I several:other places. In all of them the Officers found -part of the cargo of thti Wreck concealed is i-houses. At Seaford they found; at it ribbfte•heutr, i called the Pelham Atm., kept by a man of the name of Willie& Champion,.two herripg barrels, and coo. ceiving them to hav e a ausisiciTts 'mintage, day thought it etglit to open them, and, .upon removin g some or the herrings, they found a quantity of op. per: 'sheathing) pith the .:Kin's • broad slime en it. At the bottom of the cask was a qnsotityof opium, which the Jendlord .rot, beiag Able togiart satis faCtory itidoopt of; he4fils.,takes into custody,— He was tails Wore . tiara. Maxrison, (he Magi trate% na, Lewes, on lilatur'diy, and ordered to find bait to ansider the charge it the next liorshse Assizes. - ' 1 • The 06cers, while is Harsher, met Sainuel Re.. bitiißs in the strut, ,a, weikktioaa denten ip marine. stores,, wiih'i sack on his back, ,and havieg a sus. pitibts of ilim . ,. 64 stopped and searched ' • and i , foend In hie sack a' quantity br, 'cop , - hitn ' • gold i . ipper ahiithing; _ - 44114. Harvey, alias Blackreall Jac k , a own PriPAl i they, inveonsequence; took isb-i' infii &alit* and fighter, was suspected to be the robber. •Yesterday . lcooonyed him beforo•Meisrsa ilgeirrisen;Ao.tiegis morning he was, in consequence, apprehentled by I .o . atest, Mho ordered him * els* lad Anil erotism Westcote, belonging to the office, ;t apublic4seisefifit Os Xspzes. -I , s ''. a, in Sutton-street, in company with niimber Bother I "The'estirgii or • the wreck couttisigo l ipt ,natplls, suspicious characters. lie 'sultnitted guietlY Co toteliiicirsili4 ,goat•skini, - alto of rat s, yellow.birdi r .officer, although he is a most desperate clutractn, [f or . mi l ting &Tot - hfoeins ' and" k tariefy of other having encountered, some time since, sit then in the t 'sseicies which they- found .fli .. ehofihting . 'orfiffilids of ollic 4 e ,e , g ,a tt lil ,whg . is to avefi . el b . eing ; seat to,sev, he most f m o 4 bendred b9useir thiPmmnilm - aud 4 eeliPiki d ileliberatell . tut savagely bit of the top of enelk!_witicli appeared . usSonitivell Abet- te.ovia.-1- 8 • ti- - his fi, . .- - ..... _ 1 ) . 1 ~..- , - • ~-, 4.. 1.4 •: -i4 . ' ; ' Re was edipiarte4 for' fertaskewatiaad - : t o' d e ta l: pu:d ji. f il i v et e- i dP o ne f t he i n 11? 414 ' SP"' 4" " •,_ - • •p . ace, 'to take whaierpr of it I VNIC . :IN.IIALL .-• or '- : lc 1 ; 444 1 .. a r 1 6 - r oas t 0 1 .-4 ilsort . thiwieck4iteis '1 11114°11" ' 4"1.1 tiu"Pet it - • ••?'_ - . .1 -, . ' / road kii ,-- ' frogNlie g lisi. perithlifiki gists ,_„, _ . • • .- - 1 I did • bodies OthiCh, Banff nate y, oifit euccesitfitse 1,, to'isid custody forstabb i ng lybi, • t h • y e t i, . thevarvivind-eessol.they .:oult, ,eve Mr. o ~ e.o deniiietable time. At length both.were found, to.; •.- .-i, - 1 som a ,o,i.the .parties,:on learning that }. jail ..ifer of. Lambeth, was yesterday again roug tup I .throSigh the goodness of Mr. Oliver, farmer, I d tchead . eve taken into sent the ptopertr they liedtel. . ; „tor examination. John Dawes another paujia 1: .(to *hoes the highest praieele due ), were conveyed to . present in the ward when Mr. -Di ' *bley , the adjacent Ccit.hOuses ; but, notwithstanding the • a5 ,,,i,:0., alt a c loctust to, the Officers.. „ 1 ,. 7 , 0 ...„,., , _. - .. held the Prisoner, he was sent. to teltehism'befelle file ci t y-4..4 .... •., -•- -.r. " ' '-••• • : ' il. ' :.` ' c.profesilonti exertions of Mr: Patison„eargeoni.Leith, . co e toot te e i the Prisoner said he. or (o w iwt vii . Mt: ;....: ... . . - ... k ,, ii... = i li ga i r a rf o riwitC ze iii a , jawed who've's. on theiiipiit shortly' alter the occurrence d Diblev idsieed Willa theliMa4 chat laoupege. Ao r . egc .. et 09,.11.jofenetik iliellstkirdaginameelq. , ; !AFF the accide n t,. every thought-of means, : .w,kick.,skilt a -t- 4 6t eod hites i t r tiomi k e ' e u t i t li r r o ehi I ty i egt .i.e 7 4. z 5.. , .. I • • . ~ j :_. ‘.__ _ AgAim... t COleid eeleglist p •ieoeir•'aeeeteptish, completely . [litria:.._ ,2 ) i I pisn,ot disoruerly con t. ` 'fliisoliet,,, - still - iiiiisesisl• A ` opix ~ . ~ --0 t5 .. 41 , Tr . in restoriiig animation. navyotasdie- only son ' of Lieut. j its o i h n n G G o7r r l i d a ll rol'al . . "" "disiitn g 1164 "1* aW.II/idlitV. 41 tia q 4 "' 11l ARRlk eo ;:ehtl'eld IV the • . .. 4 . 14 Pe1d said, he- would shove .that.itien mei Wen s ehilt: ilitould L i mb- torprottrittlftririnlia it t rows§ me podia navy, Gay field-Sqoa re, and but returned from the . tot e m tto .. „ ire I dle .kaf0r . ,11 , 4 uk .,,,,. mi. ; ,„00.0 71 - wi ths. sown set-tiliiiit taw pMehWitotlitihich wort section. of his country to the botiomof his friends, , .%,.._r_P . r,T_,..- - 7•• t i." . .77 _. ,;:=F - ' pa., . pipe .}hroVijobilmilM # 411114 :0 40411001111 ethergi , . uieley ettempfeu to citcp_ 11 ,nlipm, pp .z. • People n every wk., p.x . nior.thign 1.% rheoivq or 4rAnifork . l Atiplit tWO:esontlitago . : .• •- .. hideseillini: - the Priiiinetthys 1 , , • • . ..* • • ,-- . I with the Welipbn ; Mt. D. WardlrdT C9 „A A. 4 ',Dilttvi befit. • i bit i i tLile: itt : t i s i :l4 i z iet tt l ii . . t i v r io r co t :e: s tro l l) eiss et e 3l l olB6.oiso l itrai: l 4 , ;Vett e r his hand bitt in doing so'llit . ieateintidek cat in 3 eisne to ievite the opinberigg "Ow itf ay* mo toisees. Ifoustin 11 4 11/h.liti.-+Fistenet from a Paris Pepsi', . 1 - . . ilnotiter Niscne •• Dec. 7.---A soldier, named Modeste *Ron. , ' . . 4 ,,,,wiany so cliOnly.fitgameillioOpillitineaiiitblehqui sr the arm • The Prisoner thereinadd - desperate taste the tysthrit: ' Fet he' diserNtt live, .einfrilinteolihert quell, residing at Cabrieres, a village within two • attack upon him, and .stubbed - him in the back of the 1 ,, e - ei ,,,, e i rmact 4 ,..„,„,, 00 ,,,,, 1n5.:5itit „ 5e5. ,bi, a „,,,h0 0 , leagues of Nismes, t heknife remained i n 1e • tree - Rettig en,- ion lc 1.. who hid eetied in the sluttish , head:, - iiii' hrtiteeerlfiss . CUR • e t d..,,tsr. /bets* hiiriself - ,r 4 s itates'e f id: to ext ,- .4velyflthi ..... . . ...r. diets , SO yaw. to dlitiOlidititl, _ .2 /I thotialyla Ow *too, tacit Alt 4 Corti of Iht NAOMI* libefaityliexhistiii4.lo arising therefrom, ag tar I. • thot.tigrascosmat at Am *moor ducal& by the deitructive hatiiio ortPuTTiZaMdersic Khoo'. Lob I whiehlerings in MAP distressing ilibilkiis dad deiiiicaVirs bit preseut.or embitter Mt Itimpfesonatimituto The asecosehil no molt of • their Ohm gives theta adtlittonal anion iig itypos‘ ths ! ravages of' IM.4e'iltaillleflis, it tactLdre thte thostlaportest la 1 the catalogue glum= lafirmilies. dt - bans* inure/Mired ' whe hag indulged ou It iselioary gleam soqk Mkt lag rormit. lorprofessionlii dien - bf Ainence and honosw, to It biels o as. 1 VUARIE abd Go. Attds. Ilie sainvinto if *Wasik di . ! Al well as ibe teltirboar ol,tpoonsraiklegal frith: int the cave _of thent e zplainis, they Itoldet no. ituluototst la viral 'but :smith ' ' - itS ail Men ati4 W tine ell,l il Trch calamilielt, (boy . .their issiblibitild Mel Merabera_nt.,tba.,Royal c e ollogeo.ofrasti , C,Adnothesossd Edutburgli t. Alicia apt focettases hull iticiotscutmare • molically.:kurtkbilhe draft 'spifreif ifilitis; ' Thdtr °Tele imp 0 - . . - - loci - asObeirtelltivil; tbreleggit altne. Ritilineintistrrfiforki- Pitins of the Bow, Ckgql4, 4 l/Ic..soPssilliontifaud ftiredity &Mi. 'Sierra! Nnhlenien and' 'Gel of 140ot rrspretidiilky Wive. hoist midge the eatte..f 7 !.. . Ceiteal Cu. far .obl I h iLu ceyhmiaricriters ; nod ' :tying received it radlciil , nod ptsiaesqii L(PigVe quest that triferriwei lir Ander.: tiltni„,l4 Aditrartiiii evi dences% of slid decide/ sisperiority 111iiih. Ow of tresionent. Maly tit Wee rirsp... leiiieh k olas! 4 1 m 1 " triiiri 10 reltrvttfr'; and were dirideillitic.ire Mew!. giorgie• o tKWet Shrgeodeofelitilit their dirchbilltirilpßkitation oche Mar tiorsiki. tnibmir, war' ce..s. ;der - Cgzric nut cer Jpse.sekicird tic d k illitwottlrl 4 from 110 ` K ey are itidy ie. cl , Gpitle •• rcian,2l;;;;od t. ie fin/ i. ey - 1 re .._ .y slog . (riot"; u . v ilctuis..,., "IrmiwitOwei tlittsalabonitirrestAtstiar f ipirnifSot henith• It Ark: Oro ; Aeal, ,gesmiirftvi -femovtise *Pa di Itinbre Eairl. orbit bad 'levitated_ wider oi6 . 411tteobtF ma IN" M tentladyfiVltrYaiirai- Se **Men 1111dir the care :I,esoll Stlikotoso of gofeiNfoitaltalittioliho oar af.l4oifilfieiff e foir rot rettef ,; .bmt 4troiti . •ptirsitetb, permanent yepfx of& i attopird . 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