The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-30 00:00:00

RELATIONS or AWRR IC4 wirs SPAIN. -, Es-PLY OF MR. ADAMS TO THE SPANISH X MISTER. (CrowWird from ear (*.per of treornlnv.) lot as come so the use of Ambrister. lie was taken iu suite, loodung and commanding the Indians In the war agniss4 th , American troops; mad in that charge, upon his trial, pleading guilty. Bet therit., asary eject of his coming there was still won bostile to Spain LIAM.] than to the United States. You fad that hi told three of the witaesses who testified at his trial, that he had come to this c.aatry •apou Mr. Woodbine's business at Tempo Bay, to see the Negroes righted ; and one of them, that Ise Innis commission in the Patriot army rear M'Gregor, and that he had ripened a Cip4sism.— Awl what was the iatended horsiness of M`Grepe nod Woodbine at Temps B.) It was the cooquest of Flori,la from Spain, by the ass of those very In dians and Negroes whom the Commandant of St. • $1144 1 11 was so ready to old end support is war were also murdered, and the eldest , the nosiest the United States. The chain of proof that 1 beau was then pleadered of every - -of value, eseeblishes this fact is contained in the documents and set on fire." coMinunicsled by the Pres.desit to Congress at their' [LXI.] Letter from Peter H. Cook (Arbethnet% last Session, relating to the occupation of Amelia clerk) to Elia. A. Carney. at Nassau, dated Se. Isiellitity M'Cuttgor.[LVl.] From these documents , walleye, 19th of January, 1818, giving pen wastrel yore will find, that while M'Greger was there,Wood.! of their operations with the Indians, against the bins went from New Providence, iu • schooner of Americans, and their massacre of Ueetenant Scott his own, to jolts him; that he strived at Amelia and his party. bland jest es 11•Gtegor, abeedoning the comps. " There was a boat that was takes by the Indium, nioos of his achieeenwat there, was leaving it s that that had in it 30 men, seven women, foot small chil.l Irl'Gregor, quitting the sestet in whitish,. had embark. dren. There were six of the men got deer, end one ed et Amelia, went es board that of Woodbine, and woman saved, and all the rest of them got killed.— returned with him to New Proeideace; that Woodbine The children were took by the leg, and their brains had provided hint they could yet accomplish the dashed out splint the boat." conquest of Florida, with soldiers to be recruited et If the bare recital of seen., like thew coulee be Nemo, hoes the corps of ColoolelMariees,which had primed without shuddering, what must be the ago. served ender Nicholls during the late war with the sited feelings of those whose wises and children ark, Visited Suits, which corps had beets lately disband. from day to day, and from night to pleb', exposed ed; aril with Negroes to be foond at Tamps Bay, to be the victims of the same barbarity ? Has Sod ISO lodises* already then engaged to Wood. mercy a voice to plead for the perpetrators end in. bole, who pretended that they had made a greet of stlpters of deeds like thee'? Should eneleiry here. all their lands there to him.--(LVII. a. b.)—Ameog ghee be made, why, wields three months after this the Papers, thoorigioals of which are in oar posses. event, the nesse Hatesildi Mice., epee being taken Ilion, In 111• Gregor's own band-writing, instroctions by the American troops, was, by order of their Cue. In sailing into Tamps Bay. with the assertion that wander, immediately bong, let It be told that that lucalmslased to be there by [d.] the last of April or muge was the commander of the party by which list of May, of the resew year; a letter, dated 27th those women were butchered, and these helpless in. December last, to one of his acquaintance in this tints were this dashed *gales' the beat. Contend. country, [e.] disclosing the same intention ; and the lug with ascii enemies, altheegh humanity revelry at satract of a Preelagestiow which was to have boos astire retaliation open the., and spares the lives of Issued at 'ramps Hey, to the inhabitants of Florida, their feeble and defenceless women and children, yet by tie person charged with making the settlement mercy herself surrenders to retributive justice the there, before his 'rural, announcing his spores, h, fee lives of their leading warriors taken in arms--end the purposeof liberating them from the despotism ei still mere the lives of the foreign whhe incendiaries. Spam, and of enablioe them to form aGoverement for who, diftwoed by their own Goterements, end din. themselves. Ile had persearled those who 'Geld listen •ui d sg their owe estates, degrade theeseelinra beneath to him heir, thst•his vitiate, object was to sell the tie lenge character, by voluntarily descending Florida* to the United Suites. There 14 same res. to Its level. Is net this the dictate of common seem! .• sou to suppose dist he had made indirect overtures, Is it *et the usage of legitimate warfare ? Is it net of a similar nature, to the British Goverseneet.-- cousonaet to the soundest authorities of *stimuli This *es A mbrister's business in Florida. He ar. law 1' " When et war (soya Vogel) with a foredoom sired there I. March [XLIX..], the pricer*** sullies, which obsesses no roles and grants or quite , of MiLi i rrgor and Woodbine: sod immediately spin ter, they may be chastised In the persons efibeeePbel .. his arrival, he is Greed misting upon Arbothuors them who may be taken ; they are of the nailed M goods, end distributing thews asioug the Negroes end ,th silty ; and by this rigour the attempt wee be ledisee; seising epos his yesse i l and compelling Ps bringing geese them to a of the lane of he. master to pilot him, with a hod of armed Negro**, I . ' Asa, again t 66 As a Omura, has the right towards the Fort of St. Mar with the du!erml i • ificing the litres of his asensiee to his oun PirP 6 se of taking it by sever**, I. the night : writ. I safety or that of his people, if he bus to contend with I , g letters to Governor Cameron, at New Neel- !an isthmus enemy, often guilty of each melees. be doses, urgently rallies for supplies of nsenitioos of may take the lives of some aide prisoners, and trust war, sad of connive, 'for the war against the Aomori.! them es his owe people have been treated." The cans t and letters to Colonel Nicholls, renewing the I justification of these principles is foetid in their sr nee demands of 'applies ; informing him that he is letary ellicacy, for terror and for example. II le with 300 Negroes, " a few of oar Bleff pelvis," I thus wily that the barbarities of Indians cen be we. who ised i ellwsk i• the cause, sad who were relying I cessfelly enenentered. It is thee oily that the Mem spas the tat* it. Nicholleg preasis•s. Our Banff! them Indian barbarities of &trepan impostors, Fe. ' Goverer people were the people of the Negro Fort, collected by Nicholls's and IVoodbine's proclamation+, during the t America', and English 04f ; end the noise to which they stock,was the savage, 'pettily, ostorminating war *gains' the United Slates. • Among the agents sod actors of such virtuosi en. uprises as are hero unveiled, it was hardly eapectad Mott there world be hood retwarkohle •vidstices of their respect, cosfidettoo, and good faith towards our another. Accordiogly, besides that violent 'Moore sad distribotioo, by Ambrister, of Arbothoot's pro pony. his litters to Governor Cameron, and to Nicholls are Riled with the distrust sod esspicioss of the I ndians, that they wore demoted and betrayed by Arbuthnot; while iss Arbuthnot's letters to the 41.1110 Niebolla, he [XLIX. f] scans* Woodbine of basing taken' sharp of poor Francis the Prophet, or Iludlis !IWO, spits his retorts hew England to New Prolidesse, and under pretence of taking ass of him and his allairs—of horsing &hooded bins of largo portion of the presents which hod hoe, delivered root from the ILtog's stores to bins, foe [XI.VII. a.] Francis's are. This le moo of the peu.gus ei At bothrol'a loiter to Nichols, *miffed in the polstico. lion of it last Atagssi in that Lewdest Newspaprre. Is this 'Tomtits of dark and compliceted depts. pity ; this remelting and insidious oar, both against Spain and the Ultima Snit's; this mockery of pa. - @Sodom; the.. poliolcol philters to fegitive gam sod Indian outlaws ; these peridies and treecherb a ~ 1 vil lains incapable of Unpin their faith eves to each other, all in theories of South America, liberty, of the rights of runaway Negroes. and the wrongs of sass,' murderers—all combined and projected to plinth's Spain of her provinces, and to spread mas sacre anti devastation along the borders of the United !tales;—is all 'hit sollcient hp cool the sympa• tides of his Catholic Majesty's Goverommit, en cited by the esmotion of Stems two * 6 subjects of a Poser in amity with the King?" The Spanish (30. yrroonent is nut at this Clay to be informed that, creel as war in its mildest forms must be, it is, s ad ISM ressarily moat be, doubly cruel, when staged' with savages ; that savors make no prisoners, but to tors tare 'Iwo; that they gise no quarter ; that they pot to death witlrivt discrimination ef age or sea ; that these ordiwary ettaricteristics of Indian warfare have been applisible, in their mom heart-sickening her: tote to that war, left as by Nicholls, es his legacy, reinstigetert by •Worerthine, Artmihnot, and Am • baster, and stloolstrd by the approbation. encou regomoot. sod aid of the Spanish Commandant at S'. Is ;hoof required ? Entreat the' panish P. hiller of Stare, for a mdosent, to overcome the fret hp which details like, these in es' ratite, end to pet! c., if proisihle, %jib Composite, upon lbs facts. toodiog authority from their imetts, bet al ways disavowed, can be penished sad arrested.— Great Britain yet engages the allele* and co.opera. %ion of savages in war. Bet hoe Competent has In. variably disclaimed all coostenanee or authorisation to her subjects to tredve thee against es its time of peace. Yet so it has happened, that free the period of our established independence to the day, ell the Indies wars with which we howbeit sfilicted bare been distinctly traceable to the Indignation of English traders or agents, always disavowed, yet Carey, felt, more then once detected, bat never be. fore punished. Two of them, offenders of thedepest dye, after solemn warning to their Goverment, sod individually to one Ira them, have fallenfiagranle *NM, into the hands of an American General ; and IMP pooishsent inflicted span them has feed them on high se an crumple, aorta in its trahibition, but, see trust, auspicious in its remelts, of that which 'waits unauthorised pretenders of Ferropose Money. to stimulate end interpose in wars between the United States and the Indians within their congenial. This tapelike of the origin, the cams, and the character Otte war with the Seettinote !adieus and post of the Creeks, combined with M'Grogor'e mock I Patriots and Nichelt's Negroes, whick 'bees.' sadly , led our troops into Florida, and gave rho to ell these incidents of which Mr. Pizarro so vs honestly complaint, will, it is hoped, enable yea to present other end sounder views of the sehjett to his Catholic Majesty's Governmeat. It will enable yes to show that the occupation of Pensacola and St. Mark's was occasioned neither by • spirit of hostility to Spain, nor with a view to cline, pie, maturely, the province from her possession ; that it' was rendered necessary by the neglect of Spain to perform her engagements of engraining the Indians from hostilities egaitet the United States, and by the celpeble countenance, escoursgement. and assist. once Oren to those Indians, in their hostilities, by the Spanish Governor sod Commandant at those places; that the United States bate a right to de. mind, as the ?resident does demand, of Spain, the punishment of those Offices far this misconduct; sod 'se farther demands ..f Spain s jest end reasons. ble indemnity to the Units.' State, for the beery and wecessary espetaces which they have been con. pelted to incur, by I! P failure of Spain I. perform her oegsgement, to restrain the Indians, aggravated by this demnnetrated complicity of her Cool. 1 minding Officers with them, in their imolai. ties against the Unified States ; that the ten Englishmen parceled by order of General Jackson were not duly identified •ith the moles with whom they were carrying on. the war against the Unit at States, but that one of theta was the sorer and fo. ~. _ !"•.‘tio.i ,~a-•:~ .sleimi ~ ststrJ In the following extracts enclosed t !Atter frees Seilieg.master Jaime Loomis to Coco. voodoo* Daniel T. Pittersoo, 13th August. 1818. re. porting the destruction of t►e r xxiii i Negro Fort. " On examining the prisoners, Ow, mooed that if.dwerd Daniels, 0. S. w►o was made prisoner in t►e boat on t►e 17th of July, ow tarred and &mit alias." better frees Archibald Clarke to General Gale's, 110th of February, 1817.—(Menage of the Fred► dent of the United States to Goitres', 26th March Isis. p. 9.) " On the 24th inst. the hnese of Mr. Garrett, siding in the upper part of this county, near the boeudery if Ways. county, Georeia, wee attacked, daring his absence, wear the twiddle of the day, by Oda party (of 1 tilsos), corselet's( of about 15, "Ito shot Mrs. G tin two places, anti then dispatched ber by stabbing and scalping. Her two children, one about three years, end the other two menthe, scalped: artiste ..+4lliiillriritilk:N . on the dominate reenter of the war, which, sod folee mattes to the IN i Lomas In Cos. Beitigh Goveromvot, newer , without hio lutorfore odium of solvers from •eeld hare that the other wet the iostrement of war against Spoil as veil es the United Slates, cometi.sioned by M'Grvt. got, and expedited by Woodbine, upon their project of Coequeriog Florida, with these Indians and Ne. groes that, as accomplices of the saute's, sod, sin ning evilest their better knowledge, worse thaw sa vages,. Gat. Jackson, possessed of their persons sod of the proofs of their goat, might, by the hinted and ordinary usages of war, haft hang them both with. eat the formality of a trial ; that to allow them every OWN* opportualty of refuting the proofs er of showing soy circemstance in ostentation of their crimes, he gave tips the benefit of a trial by a Court-fdartial of highly respectable officers : that the defames of one consisted. oelely sad esclesively, of techtsleal cavils at the newts of pert of the evideoce evilest him, and the other coofeemd his gods. Fi nally, that in restoring Peasacols sod St. Mark's to Spells, the Prosidmit gives the most signal proof of his coofidence, that hereafter her engagement to re. emit, by farce, the Emhart, of Florida from all hes. Mittel against the United Steles, wit! be effectually felfillerl ; that there will be no mere murder,, so mare robberies within oar herders, by savages peewtherg along the Spanish line, cod whim; abettor witlsio it, to display in the villages the scalps of oar limen end children, their victims, and to sell, with slisseelese effrontery, the pleader frets our citiaens in Spanish forts and cities ; that we shall hear oe mere apologies from Spanish Governors and Cornemodasts„ of their inability to perform the duties of their once cod the solemn contracts of their °mitre; *emote reams for eintiptisoces to the savaposesites of the United States, from the dread of their attacks apes them. nivel ; no more trarbeeriag of 'omega impostor', epos compolsiou; that a strength seflident will be kept in the province to restrain the Indians by fens, and Officers espowereti sod /attracted to employ it, eft:Neatly to maintain the pod faith of the sides by the effective folfilmeat of the Treaty. The duty of this Governmeot to protect the persons and pre. petty of est feilow•citiaens ea the borders of the United Sates is imperative—it mast be &tonged: and if, after all the warnings that Spain hes bed—if, after the prostratien of all het territorial rights and i seetral obligations, by Nicholls sad his banditti der. Ing war, and of all het Treaty stipolations, by Ar bethnot and Ambrister, abetted by her own Com manding Offi c ers, during peseta, to the creel annoy- I once of the United States—if the necomitirm of self defence should again compel the United States to tyke possession of the Spanish forts sad pluses is Florida, declare, with the candour and frankness that becomes es, that another enceeditional resters. flea of them must net be espected ; that even the Presides". confidence la the good faith sad ultimate jostle, of the Spanish Grevernment will yield to the painful experience of continual disappointment ; and that, after unwearied and almost onoembered cap. peels to them, for the performance of their stipulated duties, in vain, the Veiled States will be relactaatly °Rappelled to rely, for the protective of their hoa dens, upon themselves alone. Yee are authorised so conimeakebe the whole of thiv letter, and the eccompeuying decontrols, t. the Spesish Gsyertneest.-1 bare the hammer, es. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. LAW INTELLIGENCE. TICE-CHANCRIALOR'S COURT, Jaw. 49. His Honour was occupied till hslf•paet twelve is ►wring sev►ral demurrers of no public Interest what ever, which bad been pertly argued ow a former oc casion. The remainder of the day wee disposed of le ►eerin a motion respecting the rights of Alisakpmee in a Bankruptcy, of not the slightest peblie once, and at three the Court rem. Bankrupt petitioes are to be heard on hiendey by the Vire-Chaucellor, and o• Tuesday by the Lund Chasm Her. T►eaaday is filed for tootines before his Lordship, when several jadgessats will be ghee. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JAN. TB. CRIMINAL INFORMATION, Mr. Searturrr moml for a rola to . chew asysel why ordeal's' reformation should not belied against Mr. Cosaliv, a surgeon at Brighten, for haring sent • letter to Mr. Mitchell,e trustee under bis marriage settlement, in order to provoke him to fight • duel. Mr. Cunene, in his letter, called Mr. Mitchell " a coward," etc. and threatened to hold • horsewhip over his heed. Mr. Mitchell, en the ether heed, deposed, that he had never used one angry word to Mr. Cooolly.--The role was granted. LONDON ADJOURN%D SESSIONS. VI (LENT 01/TRAOK AIID ASSAULT. J. Clarke, a respectable law stationer, in Dorton' Commons, was Indicted for a violent assault opow George Setwood, one of the watchmen of Castle Thinard Ward, en the 44th of September last. The Costume Stet Jam and Mr. ARAM sp. petted to promote en the part of the Ward. The Prosecutor said he was stationed en the 44th of September, opposite the Prerogative Olke, and about one o'clock in the morning, the Dtendawt came up and engeited who ha was? Having answer. 1 ed his that he well knew who he was (the Defendant residing within a few doors of the spot), he rejoined that he was the very d—d rascal he wanted. He was then proceeding to violence, but the 'item begged of him to desist, when he himself walked oe. He had gone bet a few yardv, however, when the Defendaat followed mid prelim a violent blow be hind, swearing be would be the death of him.— [le nest seised him by the cellar, struck him several lother blows, end kicked him severely in the most dangerous parts of the body. Not content with this, he this'll from his pocket a key, with which he first gave him a desperate blow in the face, and then thrust it Into his mnu'h, breaking his teeth. _ Fie was found &edify, end the Court sentenced him to pay a fin. arm. fir Ilan King, end to be is prisoned .us month In the it.... of Correction. Tormsday evening, shoot lit o'clock, at Mr. James Harris, a letter.cartier wee conveyina the lettere be. ,wren Chertsey end Miner, he was violently attack. pd by two men, who, after beating him in the moo inA~man matoer ) robbej him of hi: watch, chain and seal:. UNSItlimR. Cardolsmordses Re/.m.—Timms sv JAM IS Mow, make& 1;: as. so IN- ihs. lkoley, per carets Om • IS.. --d. se 46. --4. PM. ••••••• M. —di. se Ms. —do OM GM... so —4. Avis TN. --A. Id Mo. 0011. Idso d. —d. —46--114 ..- 1 - 41sId0Arg A d antaiirms, ha (b Ms Mired) Beef .... N. 4d. Is is. ott. roal 6. G. Is es. Neu..... N. 61. ft bd. M. I het ... be. dd. 10 $. 0 Lamb isUs. Od !Rice Wirors. VIM add& SSW "411CrilL ...S. la. so O. lb.. Nom ... M. Nis. M. dews —54 ud. to S. 0.. Swots .S. 4+. Iv kart —M. de. h. 71. Ith. V.didlild. ill 0.. I. 1+1114.6. Or MAAR% rk. James's Market. it. 4d. T mann.. 775. il. —4. Clare Martel,. ...us. Yrt..*Ress.issi.s. Oi --s. Whieseimpti maket U. i.e. Ames Us —es a ref st. 4 ths. Y eep dime . ;114 04. •••• 04 AreLsge.... 1. 11J. Winn beef eA 94. 0 L blue neigh ft. —l. P. • ISt ass.s fee. Os. Good Dregs kb. W. Yellers Sesp.loo4.-1164fied. 1111..—Pal o. Peke 4 C.aid.o. per Uses. 01.—Xlealsi4. 13.. U. R dIW HIPIN. Sept Heifers amid Steers (perslme) 1 , .. JOL Se 11► ad. kbdilhuss ..... !b. U. IS b. &t Ordiaar) ... . Is. lOC o• lir IM. Market OM 0... Od. to 16 "Loa kinallsi Wry .oi. Od. id Oi. Od. PRICK Of LEATHER Botts. 50 to 561 tis. etseft -21 d to lad pee Ilbs. Ditto, 56 to 6oltu. coo .id to 25d Ildrrchatte ttnrkt —d to --d Dressiog Hides -111 d oe 19d Lute Cosa Hides • 19d to Ili Crop Hides 35 to 4011 ts for roll* lied to 1941 Ditto 45 to - 191 to 910 Calf nktoo $0 to 41:tba. - 144, to 9r Ditto .50 to ;0411‘. atd to 2114 Dina in to Bribe • 30d to lid At0..11 Seel' Wreeoload) - Lurie J.tto ;Oa. to ISI. pot doom G 051.411111111111. Jan. 19. Shim at Market. ildps eit“. Prig,. 33 be 'resole .. 11112 7 ilarthertaal .. 5 COURIIS OF 08. !molar, Jas. 99 Aareardam, 0 0 n. 0U• Leibeea, S 1 MIN at aisbt.o 0 476 Alastesdan, II II C. F. • 119/Ma, 40 Ditto, .t .irks. II 3 Feelee, Ili 10 Rotaienboa, 11.217. 1=74 liatoeep, H 9 ea. am 117 per off. . 33 7 U. Lisboa 66 l A i r b oa i rg II U.. Oporto 58 Park. 3 dayfs 6413 30U. PM Janeiro. 65 Dk....13 110 U. lloblio. 104 per Ceti. Ilaardeasix, 23 93 U. Uurk, to; rer cent. Praia os ibellaise, 140r.s.ato Agana( the Hoak as 014 W, Madrid, 404 effective Portard Gold. la Catty Cadiz, 40+ elective per 07. Bilbao, 39 Gobi, .ja Ban, Seville, 38 ?tear Dollars, ss. Pd. Gibraltar. 34 Silter,ia Bars.staodard F7A. HI RUM ...—. Oa Ihe Rita im. la Riereo.mirt. awls, Ur Lady Caries. fioner Poxes, of Ike Royal Navy, °foetuses...v. ON olvecith isatiall, sa emmingtan Pork. Hems, the Loy sf C. illoossomeey MiimMtell.Maq..af d. dostabter. -_ _______ illitinan. On the lath hat. at V. Saysame's. Mr. C. Wallis. haspee• chant. to Mir Merry. bath of the Carongh olr Sachets* e T Oa thrill Is amt. at names-Milton. r cl.nm Hear, C . Fsq.allsoehaell, to Hanlet, • ligher.l dangbier ..r R I 1 Edward Milliaml. Esq., .A Westaa.gree.., is the coma al Oa lluelstb 104. aged BS. Gismo Porter, Esq. id Nevi hall, aver CbeArr . Oa the /6th instant, as Orestiory. jolts* efl^sty of Worry Leas hied. req. 411 Ilinu vitiate, to she thti prof of hiss:.. Oa she INb tort. aged AL ?dr.% illiain Atelsorne, *LW I greet, Uoriore Gualunoss. (In she inst. as his house Surrey .quare, of Mr.'fleonso Lair Land, sox days after the birth ~ child. aril N. On Owlish 1.4. Dr. Pouliot Blair. Pbrielow so his M sy's lees, Id his apanmean. is St. ilartio%.!ane, I widow - - - - - IA MOON PAO. be/ Arbb.bal by tOwebib. tyr.w•l et-I:, V. 4. 'lnlYserreert. I.lert-r•. - / Pik f ieSl J. 114mlit um domed wish at *Mai a roodadd of Mee thilitame' Mr. Ridley, of Logi**. sal; that ilbe Adenine raft*. WO his .1101, rail mked fora small amide Mr ortioned Me •MI li in papaw. M.. bring bad, berohned. The rineeitli. dermted, Mt be him, and foiled MN he went 104 Sl , Velsi Mier tin Oillnermalea by he wattiven herbage, Mr* he don( 41101 a /e/e'rsf Moe tallier.; more mere teat ones Inat.-1...117 era allied. Mat UMW& —J emus* 'rti for totelont a peek rt bandkerclii4 eta Mr. oleo, on arteer-hil.„ nu basic t Toe Primer kW a hey with Inca oat palled eat Mr. 11. % 11 Mud ketrisirt, and kaadril is luta Penna.. They were obterrea are Pram= am tokleti.. bet she bey gimped laebarl Waite not ramitird for men dot. leer Ham 4 Correetiee,he ntsempthar to aunty spirits Is. she Wafareani. arm pram Bow ressze.—Frid. -- Dantean. of Teel torkiman. Grew-gardee, was he ld I. Anil for amotilog J. Janet. ant: man Mr. Hart, ilmaJat's Gootnel. Joan on Dallommd onetbet in Jamentrart.ind Wham teak him by the col lar, a-Ling, '• 11-2 )ew. whole amen (liverym.aet in pa) are ree ?" 'Jews rept'. d. What'. Am to yoe " Oa wh. D.'s rummies Meal Mon ant, aid mak him ua she mak A Mot tine after ba me naming Oa 4.. r, is Tovi.vock.otreet, *bee sae loiter dragged Yin use bit and .noshed his ster.ett. Diellinto, lb dalketer, mad he ills retrolient Ise ant meek. bet bakes minial bit porkanand.. kerchief, be rook Joan Id bee Wei la dirge**. and therefor... imarebed Alta.—lhansa's ampoule* ti so directed t. betook. w .IY+r. — Friday Jake Crew. who was to the maple, of Mr. Apples yard, a respectable newsman. Wila charged *kb estbeetetaig various mot of • *bleb be received /raw Mr. Jinn Bee: Iwo, Mt* keeps the 11ewe Mee pablle.hrime,leTteldremse.etriet, awd Wien beams. shit! be rreeiud is payment der newt papers. He was committed to !licitgaie fen trial ROBBER, AT TRY, l orr-ornec. Fridley Timm Jellison, who heki a respectable ,sashes is Lisineral reetwilice. was kept before Alt. hittee&a Adkins. the Mien. and naderweas ea ems•iwiites. caw by the Sisperhsesdieg Presiders et the laird le‘ser-eliter. enspicla• of WM% Oaten several twin I. the Peseeditte, esetaiMag klantmaten. Ac. The Pruners was swamis ted far further exankaA la a. Hanammetteiment arr.—Pride, J. H. Keene cwt nisoniteed ter framteleady whealalua et Mr. Celtics. a • beemmr, ta Orbit Tarealle, meat te the awitont of three galena asd He preteaded to be eamitiyed as a sort of ranee le perchers far re•t beechen. He was to pert fee ebe west wieft k was delivered. sad the Presenter's led Veatiral witlepim. They had • plat at porter at • public-bowie. whets he task the met. rad desired die lad to re:n•un tilt he gill the they ter It, bit be did not refers. The yawl seat le a hest/se s Map newt. whoa the Nemec said be maraseinally begs ter. and there he amerialeed bee real character The nest was itiegred lu the letuaretee of isteler was, le teepee/ with the Prktemer. wee was diadem& mu he wit employed is carry it s bat the rel. weer was filly committed foe trial. w o pea t p.rewegv.--Alrlda) IV. WatOtinaa. of stoodiallVet. was charged by Mr. W. flawinsiage web a vieilaht Womb. The PlalitCallat as batitiotay that we. Miller la abe simenis f n s re White Hart pabliebboute, Bethnal-verb, wbettsao llvrMMrr eagle it With a pint pet. and gave Ida a eland bin* es tha berth which knocked eat fear tit biel•ew task, be illeweetterk boa we Ike bead which wade a drarlbel id/tweak, and ligst Aim la other pans of hie body. The Primate, be dithlhot. sald, lb* Penetrator hnJ homed lan with an emeeterall allele. Tad Primmer woe held 4111110t•140•all.- Friday J. Cheraw was roily for breaking the shop window of ll. leder, of york-etwee s W.Msalmer, see sealing • geld aftlirdi et AARAFis. =~. r ...am...." -- _ -Sr ....._~ ...a. ..--a,. . • ~.~.- .• . 1 ~/.