The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-30 00:00:00

MUTED Si ATAS or ANIMICA We beer been diverted from the accestomed ob servation which we hare hitherto exercised towards American affairs, by the Manchester catastrophe. Among the r►st we Dealected to elucidate the report of Goners! Flina's resurrection. For this impose wr submit tie following extract from the last New I'urk Advertiser:— MINA ALIVE, FOR THE THIRD TIME. " NEW ORLEANS, Just 41.--The following re markable story is 'Muted from a Paper printed at Alexandria, in the ruesly of Rapid's. By way of rommest, we remold observe, that a band of ventures in the slate of Missiuippi, mod in the western part of Louisiana are organising themselves into the re semblance of an army, with the intention of making • predatory inroad Into the neighbouring province of Tem. The ghost of Mine, there is reason to be lieve, Is spin conjured up in order to encourage the raising of mesh, among arm* who ere silly enough ►o be duped by the Defilers of these honest Patriots. There is no fact mere litdispalabla Ilan the death of Mu. ' Low la a Cub be bides. WM mealy irtirebed goalies ea his bead s The lent a lamb h seism __ _ Itsdepe credit that is doe to this Spanish sealant of his intention, officially pro molitsted in the klookaa 'Papers, by th e authority of the Viceroy, it Is forth', corroborated by Norwi ch% persona, now or hotly in this city, who were io the interior of Mellen at the lime the catastrophe took piece, sod limad it described by those who as sisted at Ir."—[G= ] [EROII THE I.OI.'IcIAN ] GAZETTE. fl/IN TO TEXAS. 66 The following is the first notice we have seen of i n expedition egainst Tease, and we are yet in igno rance of its origin or objects. Alexandria and Natchitoches are towns on the Red River, in Looi‘iiina, and the place of rendezvous is probably near Nacogdoches, in the Spanish province of Tem 66 The steam-boat Newport arrived here en Sa turday from Rapid... The Captain ',porta, that some time before his departure, four barges were NM to pass, of 18 oars each ; they appeared de. shrews of avoiding observation, end did not atop at the town. It was supposed they were bound for Natchitoches, with reinforcements for the cape dition against Tem. At Alexandria, this rape. dition was much talked of, and many proposed join ing I n sh e ers r e .p r i m The first place of rendsz• yams is said to be fitted at thirty miles beyond the &Mae." The following ersmplo of succossfol hunting has blew ',eroded in oust of the Amerirato Journals : Gtornts - roefs, JULY 14.—Tornty men of Cap. fain Green's company of militia, after hiring engaged eight der. in hunting eisf velp, !Drought in (Waren thousand eight Anndstd and ninety eight 'raps, including wolves, bears, racoons, wild cats, foxes, squirrels, and aligators. LAW INTELLIGENCE. —or— COURT OF CHANCERY. Arc %. GORDON V. GORDON. in this case, which has recited so such litigation. lair. Rosa stated, on behalf of the Defendant, Mr. James Gordon, that some minutes had bees pre. pared of the order made by hi. Lordship, and that it was proper to state to his Lordship that the Defend. not had instantly discharged Hairy Condon, his brother, out of prison, in constqaeoce of the opinion formerly given by the Court. Mr. DEAL° said, that be bad not seen these mi. notes, and therefore was not prepared to say that he would concur in them; hot be certainly bail been told by Mr Rose that these initiates would be band ed over to the Plaintiff before they sere given to the Court. As to the credit which James Gordon took to himself, for haring discharged his brother from Arisen, he had liitle cause to Hutt there, as the Marshal bad declared his intention in liberate harry Gerdes, iu consequence of the order made by his Lordship. Mr Rost was not aware of having made each a promise as that alluded to by Mr. flEst.n. Theri were a great many claims which the Defendant had against his brother, and probably much litigation might yet be occasintird before they were disposed of. Mr. Hews declared he was instructed on the part of Harry Gordon, to say, that he had the greatest porible wish to settle every claim of his brother's siliont one penny of 'ammo tieing incur. red. One claim was for 5000 acres in New York ; bet on the very us.* principle the Defendant might claim the whole pro Once of New York. To hear mace en each a case meat be unpleasant to his Lord. ship, and therefore be (Mr. Heald) would desist, after having made this offer. ThE LoaD CusucuLtos.- 4, It certainly is a very palslllllool l take it as ye. Ilk* is every respect. I au glad Mr. Sam Gordon has bees discharged by James, the Dtilsdeat. Is this he has done right; but I moot help foals; that this case ever was breeibt to a public in s Court of Law or Equity. I sisal read any all time minutes, and shalt myself 'raise/It nolo order as I think essential to the judge of this disteessieg ease. I have unsol dered my jedgmest with tfri deepest anxiety, and I see no teases to laden we to alter one word in what I said ; for, if I am la believe what James alleges to be the fact, them I mot believe the whole of the other parties to be most dreadfully perjured—a cos. espies which I Dever can be brought for a moment to eleihtlain, az-wascra MIMS. IN TUE WAITER 0111811111. This was a very important question relative to the procrediogs in 'sing out Commissions of Batik roomy, and the question was, whether a creditor could carry ors as action against a banoropt for a debt duo to him, and at the same time prove each debt before the Commissioners. The applicant in this case is in prison, and the creditor has nevertheless proceeded to prove his debt ?before the Commissioners. The Loan Custictri.on. after looking into all the facts of the case, and into all the former deri. 'inns which had been gives, said, that as it appear• . ell to him to be one of a most interesting general na. tete. he would seed a ease for the s o lemn argument of a Court of l.aw, as there were many doubts on Shn 1. , int. II• was the more inclined to do so so, as the isle Lord Ellenboroogh, our of the greatest and enlieteced men that tier Eviland hsd pro- THE STATESMAN. doted, and whose energy of mind loss indescribable, hid held, that the clause in the lisnitropt Act, which enacted this was so obscure, that quod roluit non disit lie therefore sent a case to the Court of Kima's Bench. The Loan CHANCELLOR then ordered a Solicitor, who had refused to deliver up his bull p t to an order of the Court, to do so within fourteen dsys, or stead committed to his Majesty's prism Z - Fleet. This tersiosted the present Sittings. nose rag LOPWUf G4ZETTE, A; a. 28 . MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War.office,ditg.V. 11th Regiment of Light Wigwam, captain T. Crao ford, from the tialf-puy of 'he Brulasem, to be Captain of a Troup, sire .1. Daher ly. %%be eschainges. lith Regiment of Foot. Lobito P. N. Aide', lobe Lleoletumt, by par. hate, sire (isle. promoted. 16th Ditto, Li-rt. T. Moore, frosts the half-pay of the P;th Foot, to be Lieutenant, flee A. O'lly a, vibe exchanges, re ceiving the difference. 31st 1/isto, Paymaster. A. M. Dame. from the half•pn of the Stith Foot, to be P.iymasier. wore W. Heil. who rich:lnger. 55th Ditto, B. Cemberbod, Gent. to be imsiga, by purchase, Balitua, who retire'. Milt Ditto, Capt. J. F. Caine.,o from the half .pay of the Kr. to be Captain of a Company, Tice R. Seymour, a bo r 'Ounces. ;NA Uit•o. Lieut. J. Forbes, from the half-pay of the 4th West hullo Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice U. Dick, who ex changes, twee. Mu the difference. EOM Ditto, blapir D. I). Pitt, fruits the half-pay of the 10 Pro. 'WORM limitation of Militia. so be Iforsr. ♦ise M. W. Miley, who eacluurges, receuvissic the differeure. GARRISU\S• Royal Military ColleSe—Major•(ifa. Sir 0. Murray. O.C. B. 8.1 be liarrritur, eke Lieut.•(ieaeral lbe Hos. Sir A. !lope, Catile—Liesteaant-Geaeral the Mon. Sir A. flap,. C. C. B. is; be Lieauwal•Coieraar, vice Majur•Ueoeral Sir G. Murray, U. C. B. STAFF. The Rev. N. James. frornibe half•pay. to be Chaplain to Eames, %ice U. %blanch, who is to retire Oa half.pny. lit V LT. be Lieolitsaat-Colonells kray—Major J. Vallark, of the Royal Marion. To be . Majors io the Amy—C*l)W. , J. Wright, of the Royal Manteca; and Capiais U. F. liortua, of the Royal Marine Artillery. BA K RUPTCY !':`(LA MED._ 1.. Fader. Pri4l s from Sept. I le Oct. a — ; -- taae; Kral, 43, at Galldhall. BANKRUPTS • . _ .1. Bentley. Bradshaw. Larmushire. bleacher, Sept. 17. 15, (ht. 9, at the Ship Inn, Bolum.le-Moms, Lancashire. Astor airs. Mr. Ilu s .iscs. Bolton ; and Mesa , . Milne and Co. Temple. W. A.lsley, Altrissebans. l'heshire. worded twaitufactarcr. Sept. 2 0 .2 1 . Oct. 9, at oh, George 1... Wria t .... Anomie's, ocean. blame mai Co. Bele Bridge.strem; sad Messrs Boner sad Css. Was ringtos. J. Lee, lirissol. woollen-draper, Sept. 14. 13. 80. 9, at Ilse Commercial Rases, Bri.tol. Atlonsirs, Mr. Ileclit, Staple Inn ; and Mr. Smith, Bristol. .1. Decks and W. Harper, Norwich. dyers, Sept. 9, 10. (let. 9. at the Norfolk HMO. Norwich. Anomie.. Ur. National. Norwich; and Moan. Piitde and CO. Gray's lan-sanate. J Cot kill. Inntnethe and 11 idenmiso. •..ire. ear ywn.er and builder, Sept. 9. hi. 1./ct. 9. at the Itintinwr I it, vf it, A thirnies, Me.-r-. 1 *raid and Cu. Iss.culti's tun deign; sad Mr. CO: Bristol. G. L. Walker, Leeds, wetwed•rplatier. Sept. 11. 9. Oct. 9, at the Coort-horse, Leeds. At:ornie., It,. N ihon,Grerille-street, llatioshgarden t and Ilesshi. Fonitb and Co. Leeds. C. G o d. g. Bernie.. slatrocco•hire, rartehoni, Sept. 20. Si. Oct. 9, al the Black Hone Inn. tleth.y, Sudrorchhire. Aster nitro. blears. Jeahius sod Cu. New loo; and Mr. Williams. Delley. I'. Perlin Manchester, and S. Armstrong. New Mills, Der byshire cattos-spinwers, Sept 17. IS, Oct. 9.. t the Stet Ina, Manchester. Atiotaies, Mr. Atkin .se, blasebester ; sad Mr. Makin...Wk. Temple. T. Coolant, (heat N inehester , treet, Nterchant. Awe. 91. Sept. 11, Oct. 9. at Guildhall Allocates, Messrs. Paiersim sad Co. 014 O , OW-street. W. I/. Occults, hotpot lane , druggist. Sent. 4. 11, Oct. 9, Al Guildhall. Allocates, Amis. ‘heppard and Cu. Deno-street, booths, ark. It. Gash. lkidge.romi, Lambeth, coach maker. Sept. 4. IL Oct. 9. at Guildhall. Atioluirs, Most. Lilts sad Co. Abbings don street. S. It imingtou, Chatham, grater, Sept. 4. IL Oct. 9.st Guild hall. A ItiotileS. Mr. Jellett, Lly• place. Holborn. J. Puree. *Peterborough-mum tlect.street, Sept. 4. 11. (kr. 9,11 Guildhall. Attamey, Mr. Towers, Can Faleorhagoare. lt. Iliek,on. New Bonci.slreel, con'eciinner. Sept. 7. 1, Oct. 9, at Gaildball. Attorney, Mr. Piacro, Charies-sirem, Middlcms DIVIDENDS. Per, 13, I). FlewsotCHlriTua.errwberlaili. and J. Baron. Little Rampton, tOmberlased. maaalectorers—Oct 2, J. Jack son ' Iced., merchant—Sept. 18, M. sad W. carycsier. Aires ford, Ilampshire, brewers—Sept. 111. I. Juletwerb Skinner street. Feathery-market, eabieet-maker 31.1. 11 Wad ' all and J. Tome, Garb. k bill, merchaals —tier. 18, s. Gales, Ste, ning, Lewes, wise and spiral-merdurn.—Sept. Greellue, Liverpool. eurrchanf —Sep. 21, J. W akin. draper—Sept. 18, T. Symonds, Orange emu', Lrercs er square, brass-foander —Sep'. 20, J. Syas, Wakefield, grocer . Ocl. 11. L. T. Baker, larblborungb, bora and stoolles,draper —Oct. 3Q, W. and J. Wright, Aldermaabary, merchants— llopt. 23. T. Palllwer, York, eerrier—Sept. 2.), J. Now. Son bury. plumber—Sept. T. G. Ricismnittl, Church weer. Ito therhithe, wharinger—Sept. 25. W. Miller, West Teigsmnuth. Ihvon.hire, vice:Met—Sept. 18, J. Weboo, Healy, Strigura shire, potter. CERTIFICATES—Sao? 18. J. Camillo. (hel•eo. coal•saerckaat—W . [Amer %Int dem. Slurry, farmer-S. B. Byrehall, KiNtboly, Brrkslsive, cattle-clntlrr-J. Laws ' Gosport plumbe.- W. Ilea'. I:tsd (And. innkeeper-J. Prance. POTIMOOIith, ITlfirt• C. Banking. Gosport, grncrt -J. Witt, Bolton. Lancashire, collon-numfacturcr- A. lovas, Bi►hop- Wear monib, lhorbam, ship-owner-K. Brown. llohaph-lane, wholesale Ironmonger -J. Lay, Seeds hlohon-sirert, Oarard•street. lamer- G. B. Harris. Botolph lane, wh•.ksale insamorger -B. Felton. Inn rriser Pountney-Lane, sop•merchaat-F. Deakin and J. Gogh- Nan, Detitesd-asills, Birmingham. wire-arms en. SUICIDK /NO ATTEMPT To KILL. Mrs. Jose Thu aitta-, a respectable widow lady, shout 43 years of age, who was a householder in Cleo ken well parish about 20 years, and kept a hoot, at Na. 2, in Ilooper-street, after cutting the throat of her son, a boy shoat nine years of age, cot her own throat. The particulars of which onfortenate circetwarence are as follow : The deceased had been left a widow with two children ; the eldest of whom was hound apprentice to a respectable silversmith ; the youngest, a boy about nine years old, was at home with her, and slept with her. On Saturday morning, about three o'clock, the inmates in the house were alarmed by the boy's crying out that be believed Isis mother was dying. They all got up, sad a light being struck, they proceeded to her bed room, whore, dreadful to behold, she was found ere her back, her heed hanging down by the bedstock, her throat cut from ear to ear, and the bed-clothes and door d with blond; at this time the boy was in bed, on the other side of her. The razor e.•vered with blond, with which she committed the dreadful deed, lay open on the bed. A neiahhnnr went immediately to Mr. Field, surgeon, of Wilder. n.ss.row, and informed him of the circumstance, and j required his presence, as Mrs. Thwaltes was not then dead; but from some cause Of other Mr. Field could nut attend. On Mr. Field's refusal, Surgeon flee ced, of N•irthampton-street, was applied so ; he at. tended instantly, and to his prompt attendance the life of the boy is at present owing. Oa his arrival Mrs. Thrashes hart breathed her last, and the hoy, Who was not aefp.•tted to be hurt, was felled Ding on the other side of her, with his throat cot from ear to ear, and the wind. pipe was cut a third part through, and his shirt snaked through with bland. Su►geou Heacall sewed up the wound, and there ere hopes of his recover). It is somewhat strange the boy did not know, when he gave the alarm, that he was wounded : be float have been asleep when his ardor- Innate mother rut his throat, and thinking she isad effected it, she cut her own. No cause can at pre a.rnt be assigeed for this dreadful act, nor had an) thing particularly strange been noticed previously to the deed in her appearance.—An Inquest will be held this eloping ou the body. PA RTN Ltlsll I I'9 DINSOLV En. J. Thomptan and Li. Metcalfe, jou Stockton, Herbage, grocem—J. Jobe' and C. Sbewel. llounvlow—J. Temple, G. Pilchard. aril W. Barnes, Deptford. pirmobroken —J. Barlow and It. Risher'', Cvnnom.street, printers —T. Pletcher and J. Fenton, Liverpool, grocers—J. and S. Wool. ley, nod W. Hart, lace-maimfactaren— F. T. and It. Lambert, Manchester, coital-spinners-0. and G. VI barren, Sheffleld, Illemsnomfacrorrrs—T. Heckert and J. Archer, Derby. mercer, —T. N. Williams mid W. Monis. Bond -court, Walbrook. so. licltors—J. Fanner. N. Wells. and J. Farmer. Jun., spring. plna, Keatisb•towa. common brewers—it. J. (Smiley &and W. Prewmi, Lawrence Poona oey• tame. merchants— E. Walker and J. reallwriten. Neiressilealpao Tyne. groeere—H. Frames. and J. Nelson, Cbmscrry lame. erase-agents—T. Hear; and J. Peek, Towerstreet, sackqumnafaciaren— H. Wilkes and T. Jordan, Sedgky, Staffordshire. nail irommotpern—J. Lester and P. 1./podell, Charch.row. Fenelmirethstreet - L. Tumor and It. Sharp. Cb►istebarcb. Hampshire, soliciton—J. S. Miller and J. P. Bream, Bristol, commi..innageens—G. Sc a riest. J. Bed. and K. Ashby, Bonbill.row, savh.rmakers. The Averoae Prier of An. 15. is Ch. Md. per Ca Average Prices of CORN quarter, from Me Itetornt, 11eenS. Nye Barley. 16AR, for t►e Week, ending ENGLAND and WALES per ding Arg. !Is— Oats. Beams. Peroe. I Oahe. a. if.l a. 1 r. old I. A., s. A. S. .1. s. 74 42 11 140 7 1111 - 149 7 - 140 2 - 119 9 Average Price. of 11111TISll CORY, in SCOTLAND. by the Quarter of eight inebester Bushels, and of Oatmeal per 801 l of P2Blbr. Scotch Troy, of the Four Weeks iminedio.ei) preceding Avg. 15, 11119 %beat. l Rye. I Barley. I. I. I .. / 69 1 149 1 S. I. 38 1U Oats. I Beaus A Pease. Oats. S. 4.2. 4.2. I. s. I. 43 7 42 1 1: U V I 6 114 Majesty's ship Clasps► sr►ised at Gann, on the Mb instant (rain N.4.g. Admiral Sit S. Sums Ives passenger iu her. CORONERS' lAQUESTS. Oa Saturday afteraano, as loriaest Was held at the Barley Mow. Masrat.soreet, firoseroar4quare, ref Ore J. W. Giftll.. Esq Coroner for Vleototioster,oo the bed) rf Lama Best, lied atmeld 16 years. - - Mr. ns Mien !Psi's. ape beenry in St Genre'. ilaipital. drps.rd, !bat Wand balf-past ten o'clock on ride, morning last, Ise was seat far so she boae.be..se IS 14 de-perk, le err a v.:Z.12 a his se' fussed dlowned in she Seri ?min. Kirerl the Dods 103.1101 arts rlr of the saw i‘rfure bit austral. Ur It ird all the Leah. hr thought pn-sithMtes restore far nh..ai as burr. but is sumo. lit cuetidered the body sight be iu .be a. ter at le.ttl ball .at boor. James Alford, a aersant ..at of Once. re-idiss al No. 41, Deruces-wiews said he weal into 11. d •pailt to drink sow arias wider. ae I ridgy bantams. %%ken be was about WO yards front to e Marwick., be saw a crowd as Me bask of the praline, and Iwo boas. hat upon tie saw; tie pen.... at Mem were estleawowing la pull up the body of tie deceased with cam., 'bey basin previously lost 'belt drags. Wilier rocorrd a nes rad weal with ausaillet maa in a third haat.— They rowed about ens:ads ibe shore. ardi brought op the body la Menet. A •eedi al (Mails...as was thin ie aiteadaace, bat bl elfaris software life played abortive. W. Grenville. g rdrner to Mr. Farqaaber.flytleitark-lorige. Mod. flint bete ern ten ant' eleven o'c vett on Frielait fore seen. he was working to the garden. sad saw a (-male going tounnls the &greener. without e deer shawl or ►.• nun I he watched ►e. till he rem her tit brim the h.. k. Ile thee w at opera b sine,, to Kingritshridg.. and waned is half Si haul', when be Need the Raab out with drags. Red he assisted last witness la taker* out the bed). Ile k. ew to, the dress she gists the sane resale bee' reeked believe ■ppr. arh.ng the river. She was searched in the bee •housr, tort euthiug was resod that wield lead toe divcover) of s..ki she oar, and she bad se po rtly II bbter r abaft her. The deceased at this period of the investigation was hot mese( and the nblence being all gone through, the &Orton lad the J• ry went in lien the body. whirls toy in S Georges hellbent*. when Mr. John Non say. ..f Manta str..et. obit mayor* of t. e Jury, recognised her to have recently lived see vont in his (awl). Oe Milli. re tiro to the Jors•ronro the Conotirst directed 41 I his et/4rue shook, be given on omit, after whit b he stated, ' that about bill seeks ago the left him and gut a place in the ,family of Ste. Itrallchatup, in Coventry stem, Ilav•market.— Ile bad not heard of her store till - Friday murnieg Mr. ' Helmet:amp •ent a derive that she slanted to ten ho a En a lt.. lase her a tbnr.Crer. kr*. Holnsay helot in th country he called bini.elf nu Satnrday morale; upon Sir.. Itearehamp, she tot,: him the •ersant had robb d her of her amt man.) : that .be found pia- of the property upon her, and she absconded oh Friday minting. In eloseqtreni e search had been ma 'e for her. but she could not he loon& hilt .he ars in hi, service she enadreied nerseit Inine.tty, cod he had tin coon- to suspect .be ma. deraegril. lie, mother calkd ut his house oub:durd.y efteruven 10 esquire for her. The Cosiest's raid thew reek' be Mil little docbt that she drowned herself: a• person saw her in inns the utter, but it was said that a stranger. aceideotally pa-.in: atoag the oppo.iie shore, row her, nail gave the alarm. 'lbis person could o tbe found In give evidence. hut they had n ly to determine accord ing Its the nidersre before them. In his op' • there oat but oar thing to be rosoidereil; whether the accusation of twit had that rifest nom her a. to disorder her mind; f her lesaniay was staled in soy shape In evidence, but if they thought she etiossuilted the t et in a temporary tit of delangetrwM, these setdirt must be Lowey t if, on the rositrary.ilwy believed her to be in soma, mind, memos,. nod tiadrrstanding. and in that state drowsed berm*, whereby she committed felony in the rght of the law swots herself. t 6 n their verdict mo-t he file de • ; ilreiefore be *sold pot both verdicts iudisidualk. Ile then put the g0...1i0n. Calling aver their name., and obey all gave n verdict of /Aimee*, which um retarded. An Inger, was held on Saturday at the kneehole's, Cores baste before Mr. .UF - 1.70N. Veneer for the Lily of Loudon. en the body M Mr. David Lido, a n d 16. eldest ow o r Mom Linde, Esq../ Stole Neu ing sin. It await,' by the eat. deuce that the deceased died is( apoplexy, lb. Jury fooled a Verdict of—Died by the vtaitatiur. of (Soil. The Reyel Savereiga socht, Captain Our 74, sr. rived iu Coinis harbour nu Tuesday, to •ait for the Duke and Nebr.'s of CLARENCE. A very great number of weavers were if the Welt Part yesterday enerniog, and nearly the whole uef• hired at , 2.. Gd., and ;IM► even as high as 3i. 6J. a day. The harvest will c lin the surround• ing country this week.—( ferlinbargh Star, Aug.2l) FIRE —On S slimily moroinc, shout four cede( k, a fire was discoveted in the' bou t. of Mr. Wood., No. b. Doc.rotr„ 13,11.nal green. Two families inhohiipil the house. "mil weir with d:lTtrulty rescued hots the (tames. The *hole of the premises and ferniture ante dP•lffly4o, but by the timely or. rival of the 11.11itt.1..graen ?indite, the fire was eon. fitted to the premise.. NI,. Mitlar, at No. 4, bad most of his foe otiose deMvo)ml, slot we ate sorry to say, he is not tutu.ii. Mr. Rawl!, N... G. also has sustained considerable Ins. —Oft the riffle m,ietlie l , another fire blitk• out at a haket's shop is. Crub• street, which did roosiderltde &magi to the lower part of the house, hut I.y the timely RIM 11 of she engines, and a good .upply at %Err, it sas Cttafired to t:.e shop zeal te:!ay. POLICE. 111aW‘tiow noese.—Salardar the pehli.her of Mr. Th-l sail'. Champion. a )mint Gmlamas of realo.real.lr appear ance. mod es t ;timely well dremed, applied to the Loa n a V ..R Am a bawd, rpm whirl a largo pl..rard. teal as es• •• .1.t..., wail pawed, sod bud been aided by oar of the (its 0 h As Ihr do, af amblerstioa Was tam approarblmy. the p..h.0.h-r mud re.tiledois /might reader the puiehJec af a re• mo. weeryser). The Lotto Mayon. witboet be.itytian, weeded to the de mand, bet lint ordered tbe obooliosa placed la be tam .4r, a. d the ..area to 'leer tee boi.rd spoil 19r G eo . deem.% sbooklet.eed tee rim oafs sot .4 the Mtuainr-b•.o e. The imablisber objeet.d 1.. tallies web en oayeemly load through tbe yiseetY, which but dl etiere.paeded web ht. dryad lead sopearoare. LORD Ma T.R.—TI hat ! mbeoled to rimy yaw Own lwri.dl Lord, what a OW. base Ore alibi. %odder... Fed at, stare • Whole r abaueeJ lib AM its. owe .....w..aeard." The peblober said be abatild V o l mem Mad say abjertiae„ r u yidee mere was • ea d placatel epee it t bet r it. yr/sem ✓ete would est look (tette so •prtioriattr• May sot t seed for id Loafs SI atroa.—Yi•a bud better take it *ilk yea, or elle posit per baps hoe sons contswiery by teatime it boiled p.a. The publisher at lesillt proreteJ a proses to tarty /or Aim. and be toot it Keay amidst the laughter of the by umber.. CAIYTION TO THE DRIVERS OF STAGE COACHES, Gets oda G orge Latish, the drover of sea of the Him filwath roaches, appeared spout au h trmation laid agaisist hits by Mr. Sweat, • respectable tradesman of tie parish of St. Ilisio.pb. Mr. Soca' tinned. that he appeared in support of as talormaz Mao Iniil acanthi the Defetaltots apoo the mut ear irut Ac of Ice 50. a George 111. rect. 11, a hetet it was twitted, that if say darer of a state tech shield, by 1k uegligeore or Mint tea pot), end, err the lives of an, of It. Maj esty's sabjeca, he shossid. awe coact • tins , he fined in a penaiy ter not less i'•at bl. roe More than , and I. &Leh of p..ymeat he impris sowed 1.4 sin wombs is the lloose or Coaection. The 4,j... e s of the itlige coaches wear& by their raider, in be itror.ar of the et iqer.ce uf mac sot h Act ; but the t ootphitiani abused. Mat it the Geelleniell she Sete ht OW helot of travelling Minh would ;cite shemerlses w very little trouble as g too std, ..It. Met-, .Ik.' re mild net be so mane liumesuable ens ant rophes. of &id) eircu rimier, MS tla-re now was. The drivers of the Hlnrht ewlb stages west pre-rmiocutly tl %tad in their curds, 1. IWO the C. wplubwrl LAIN X hid UCCIP.IOS to g'. Li the coat h b Dcfm.daat was the di orer, he haul tails teen a st.f.ret from tut, operate driving 1 be had therefore thought it lo he his duty to she Public to ..he wie of she At t iu qui slims, and bring the waster before a Magistrate. Roe. ssibiequetit enquiry, be ford that the Deteodaos oat the lent 41.1uteutle of the driver., add had a large family, and hod e preeed /met y contrition for his Lore. The Couple's sin, it erefore, d.J iius • 1.1 to proceed sliousuissly ggg ium b um , Ns would, intik the permissiuis et the Magistrate, withdraw the 'aroma' tom Mr. Alderman WAITIIIISSI, bet re Le discharged the Ile. fr o d, 6l c. 141, Ibis he 1.4 hhine f lees ao ewe sii..es of the .osdwt of the diners, aMk west is the coastal., practice of e“eie g slew; the pia, ',reedier, two Of three sit rea.l, lit the very Winn eat danger of the rum paswagers as sal as light sc• hicks which were passing. The Defendant said, s-at wide was aid his emend condor?. a zid r %pressed t is lotto w , or what MC tiad muse, T Worthy A MAt tei lird, latil ue had broke • n ei b or b , limb but owe I. the emti,e of au, Lfe, all his Evers I WMw or h ood behavi. Sr seuld n..t wake r. par atom for it f a nd be n A gginped the ini.eamen. that • hetes., the, aces y u ., eg at before Magivitate apse iha-ges i•f• tee above nen s ure . t a.. ) wo od t e e ino.isbril wits the miaow +everi y. Ibe Der/Want. +lion . 1 f l ll Ike cap Cu. discharged. Bow.ierescr.—Soturia; Mr. t settle seat and Itale. WI the Hew of Correctioa. Jahn .Heektey , the wan. who w a bikes op IllA the boolill Jaw of itleall.rg I si re Muting Cruwn 'l' reeliteviAllriegb.tr Tar hebor em tid • forit bail *is, autactma a Manchester, on Saturday arch. The follow tag is a copy of the coasnitialt— •• Prbl c tier. Rnw.cfeeet. TO TUC G 0,,,.,, or Tilt Ut CIE Or RRRRR C 144.41 tO .Done. BATE IFIRLD4I. OR Ult DEPUTT. " Middlesex, so lib.-- RCeeilte lola you. to .odXgho t ody Joan Itackley, barite a teat yi.x. bIONOI before ihie. Untie* E arns' , 1.. 4 sae o f Ise Majeity'sJaslice+ of ...f Prove in an& for the arid toasty and chorea; itfore rev s the said Antics. apes oath of George °tidy. fat rpawfrll. pablifhtttg, tai ramie' to he published, at the parish of St Octants Danes, is the said cora, of Middle-ea. a certain wicked. sae end malicious libel of and cooterotaig the Magiess= Yeammary Cavalry in M .i.chester, Impala% the crime of nor. des to she said Millortites sr d 'Vannes,' a dman the peace. &c. Slim. therefore, +del) keep iii yore said moody, toe want of sheeting. aunt he semis br dhelsorged by doe course of Ira t and far so doing thi. she l be your wilkical warrant. .` G wen under ay shad aud ► .1 6 ).o Ibtitat iAittls dayotAog r ost. 1119. •• A WWI corr. IV*. ADKINS.' Mr. Curb* sheen arils wens to Bow•str, el and ailed the Ma. gistrares fn. • copy of the warrant. The Magistrate paled, mad asked Mr. Catlile if he rase to bail the wan? 11r. C.— M hat Lail do sou require? AGISTRA tr.-1 WO Y5ll. Smee.ief. Mr C.—Mill you sake me as use ? blacturaa la —I et. Mr. Ciotti' ohms went and (robed a friend and gave bait. Ihe officer refused to brit.g the l'tisorier up unless the fithe were paid. Mr. C. refined to pay, nod it formed theta shot if be was sal dischartei be Could take other measures Ibe Magistrates refuses! Mr L. copy of the ware sal. The max isa. hut brought up at she tone Mr. Carldc o d his friend gave ball ; sod the Magistrate, Mr F , premiss rd Mr. C that he should be liberated that evening. Afloat levee i clod the nom as. bright up, and Dot having feehriesst weary at pay the fres. limy thrvateaed to lora Is as up, %heti she puor felbw eutreased that as carer !wield he allowed to go su a fricoo's boom is %yeti steer.. aid he would rodr.t sue r in borrow the mosey. shock war complied w tat, and the nee tch-avcd, tiler raying 1.. ldd. fees. Wednesday, as the Guards were on their march from Chatham to the Toiler, the day being very lint, and the roads es , trmely dusty. cursed the men to suffer very each from thirst. One of the men, being bossily laden with his knapsack, dce. and in a high state of perspiration, imprudently drank copiously Of cold %stem The consequence proved tits!: he was shortly after t.ken ill, and received permission to halt at • pablie.bouse, where, in less than twenty minutes, he expired in great agony. On Wednesday last, a terrible fire look, nut io the firm-yard of Robert Ki:lock, E-q., called Needles, at Horsham, which raged with great fury. It was occasioned by s stack of buy being over betted and catching fire, which communicated to other stacks of hay and corn contiguous thereto. It w as fustdis cuvered shout noonday, but before the arrital of she town engines, the flames hall obtained such prat strength that it was Muriel impossible to estinguislt them. With gm' difficulty the house ea. presersr'. The dams*, sitstaint 11, however, was very sever...tie aniootit thereof being estimated at front 7001. to The property de-troy ed consisted o f %esp r it lugs 115). ricks, a sstisat-tick, a largo barn filled with corn, a hove', &e. It unlortutirtely h4pperted, that but the even lig before the lire, the wh..le of II e runt harvest of the farm hart been gnt in. Ton small ricks of hay erre will nut of the }Piet' ro t turo of tart form. The flames were •ot quite estinguithed •u Thutrtlay night. tfillilt1{1111). ..... n o flip ".I • Menr..4 11.11..0ay, to Nlortha. dayr,tt.r nr for 1:.le .1. 11.4.1 r. 1..0. or 14 . .000- or r al Si. lirorge rh..r411. 113onser....inere. Mr Ileors P.lll'..,,nuoge.id.rogkier ul Mr. lharec. o Kirk...inrt (oss ihr 19 1 in•t. Molter: I Irlse. I:.%nne, 11.0 of Steppe), I , dr.ogO.rr ui Mr. I r.. r, or tourolimo. In F. D. %i "la , irK•nn the v7lll 4.4..cr41 11. Mr. !tanker, snrs...n. 0.1 oh.- rid in.., m I Nerkel.bnr, hem) Church, I (1.. o.r ;nth In I. at gerces-buildisigy, lkumptue., Mr. in her 1 , 14 year. !. I. Primer/. nrd PRhIFA'rl by %. PLRR V. %It. 0:11: i., 5.111-; uti it, tr:: I I I