The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-09-25 00:00:00

f [__l dialtely promised to pay to the Tower Hamlet Charity Scheidt. Aa implisition was 'go °Saturday taken before It, Hon, Usq.-, Coroner, on the body of TIMES& Pliine, lyinolead, at No. 9, Oanden-row, London-rode Ana Longman stated, that deceased first ewe to lodge with her six weeks ago--he was about 79 years of ago. On the l't of September, after taking teas be went out to walk between seven and eight, and at half-past eight was brought house in a chair ;he ta fortbed witness be had been knocked down by a horse and chaise ; he complained of great pain in one of his thighs, which was lunch braised, and the surgeon the next day pronounced his hip-bone to be ninth fractured ; he continued getting better and worse alternately, and on Tneadaylast died. John lurch .tided, hi wile standing at his own door in Lambeth-ruad, whin be sew a pony run away with a chaise, and throw nut two gentlemen on the foot path, and a little farther deceased knocked down, and afterwards raked up and placed against some pilings; he secnred the pony, and delivered it to the • owner, whd was perfectly.soher, and offered to pay any ex pence incurred ; the pony was quite unmanageable at the time of the accident, and lie believed it did nut arise from any wilful neglect. The deceased was taken to a surgeon, when he complained of great pain in one of his thighs, and he assisted In taking him home. ' ugh lizttgr stsk A , BAi RDA` Thews F. Tierney was indicted for stealing a net and sundry other articles out of the ship Boa= :Se Leaden Docks. • The prisoner, it @ponied, was cabin-bey on board tin atter, and the articles stolen were part of the rar*o; and had bees stoles eat of the came, and cemented in the locker in the skip, to which the prisoner bed screw In order to coustifute a capital offence of this satire, it •. necessary that the theft should have been committed labia a pert of entry and discharged ; and also, that at ;he same time, that property to the amount of 40s. had • bete takes at the same time. However, the robbery , bring distinctly peeved. sad a dressing-ease, to the automat of four guiseas, being amongst the articles stolen, the jury bad so hesitation is returning a verdict of Guilty. • Mental Otto*, a boy of 14 years of age, stood indicted for breaking into a dwelling-house, and stealing a bat, a r &tell, a broach, and some other articles, the property' Of Amuse! Ryan.. He was found guilty of stealing pro- petty to the amount of 406. but not if breaking into the I tionne. Maria Oriedwis. aged 04 ;• Mary Oriffiths. 17 ; Ann Mason, 35; Elisabeth Robins, 3S; and Thomas Robins, stood indicted for feloniously breaking into the dwelling- Dose of Israel Joseph, and stealing therefrom 25 watches and sundry other articles, to the amount of 1001. and i.pwards. They severally pleaded Not ()Witty. Israel Joseph, the prosecutor, deposed, that he was a salesman ; lived at 113. Drury-lane ; t hat Anne Mason our of the prismien, was a lodger in his house; that on Saturday, lMk August last, he and his wife west est and left no eosin the Horse. but Anne Mason. On his return home at night, be weal to bed, and desired his wife to go Into the room and see if everything was safe. 'rms was the room in ;which all his property was kept. qv, returned, telling bias the bureau was broken epee, and he instantly went in and Nand his property, which v. as mentioned . in the indictment restored. The father of the last witness was calks!, who lives opposite his non's house in I/nary-lane. He swore, that on the algid of the robbery, he saw Anne Mason carry a bindle est of the house. Elisabeth Ellis, sister to the proseenter, swore, that on the same night, several valuable articles had bees steles oat of her room. She is wife to Charles Finis. :tniongst several articles of jewellery, was a miniature of , her husband. Sophia Abraham, sister to the prosecutor's wife, welt to her brother's hquse on the evening in question, and &noshed at the door, bet found it open. Itrating 1, , ire up stain, she went up, and saw Ann Masud shot t erg her sister's deer. She said she would gaup to her sister ; bnt primmer pat her bald before her, saving. • vets need not go op. there is no one at home." Sheap peered quite disturbed. Crose-elimined. The prisaner asked the witness if she saw then things, why she did not go tell her father'? I She said it sever occurred to her that such rubbery wits'l yviteg forward. Evan Evans, sworn, knows Thomas Rabies. He sass. Robins seat for hint one day, and told lilac be could bele him to a good thing, that he knew where Mr. Joseph kept the rent that was paid to him, and also some watches. That the three could he easily dues% as his sister (Mrs. Mason,) lodged then; He asked if he knew a smart fellow, tbitise, himself, harw a clever chap, one Schoolly. He Said that &busty was a capital band at elegise a chest. for he tried his hand lately ea $ job in Mothers. They afterwards walked about oppgerite Mr. Joseph's Louse, and they saw Mrs. Mason lid her husband coming Out. They afterwards met Schonßy, who produced a bag of keys. After some commlatios, J. was agreed it wart cm late, wed they then went away. (ha the knowing Saturday, the day of the rubber'', sea met Robins, who told him Mr. Jo se h's boom had heels whisk-end that he bad *my reason to believe that Schoolly had done it. Limerick, &peace-officer, was called, who swore that he "mit to 4, North-street, Pentonville, sad there saw Heodivis, who told him they had 'skeet the balmy th&rieyenlog. He there found a deal bqx, coulaining several articles, which be identified as the prdperty of Mr. Joseph. Read corroborated , the testimony of Limerick. Herr the case for the promentien closed, tail a bond defence was attempted by the prisoner's. S•ilsirwit.. Dosses were called to character, who gave rather a to voidable character. of Ann Mason. Mr. Judea Ittcamtottom thee charged tlieJery: aati l sued up the evidtttee, with his usual accuracy sag ability. The Jun returned, without tearing the bot,`a rennet of Net °witty. _ Richard Paynter says, he was walking with a friend in the Lambeth•rnad, and on looking around, observed a pony running away with a Anise; it was dose be hind him ; he pulled his friend out of the way, or they mast both have been kno ked down, and a few yards further it upset, and he saw the deceased lying under it ; he assisted and tool; him to a surgeon. where he was examined, apil it was provtil that one of his t .ighs was much bruised, though he did but appear seriously hurt. John tirton says, he was present when the deceased war hroneht house; lie appeared low, and complained of a p tin in his thigh ; he was afterwards examined by a surgeon, when it was found that the hone on the sup oc.die thigh uas completely shattered, and from 14 age of Inc drreasi•d bit recovery was considered hopeless; he continued to attend him until Inesday last, wiien he died. _ _ 'nee Jnry expressed themselves perfectly satisfied, without calling any further evidence, and returned a verdict that Isis death was mreasioneti by accident, and not Irvin any wilful neglect on the part of the darer of the pony with the chaise. Thursday night, between eight and nine tieback. as Walklin, of Sutton•stroet, Borough, was walking thtongh gneett's-place, St. Orprge's.fields, be was alarmed by loud female shrieks followed by a confused noise, and the sound of heavy Mows. lie listened a short tier, still the groans and the other indications riadomos were repeated. sad having no flout that foil play was hying exercises!, he approached the house wdenco the sounds proceeded from, and knocked at the door. On this there was a partial reesatioa of the wise; but still the dour was.kept within refused to admit any one sisted by another, broke it open and parlour they beheld a awn and a standing over a female who Olt 4.11 almant dtverked in gore; they were some dinerons weapon, anti only hiterraptedsin their work by the to the doer. •Mr. W. lifted her nr. holding her in his arms, the woman . the side of the head with a pair of tongs, indicting a deep wound, and twittering the blood on the door, and sat was going to repeat the blow. when a constable fortunately entered, and then Mr. Walklitegiree charge of her ; but the man made his e ;cape. The wounded wawa* was conveyed to St. Thomas's Hospital, where she lies in a dangerous state. On Friday afternoon the assailant underwent an examination at the Toss le:' ball, and was remanded till the situation of the w o wwd• ed woman could be ascertained. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Urn 23. —.... POLICE. attlLanatt.. , —Tlie pablic businesi at this Justice Rocha oa Saturday, consalenceil At eleven o'clock, .be funiii.Altionsan Cs:. wbo otkciated for Sir C:llux 'ol2, ib. Magistrate ea the rota. John Crane, a mere boy, was charger by his taasatt, sir. Poires, tarn 'sad coutaserchant, UpporParkliace, iterSet's-parit. vadat the totiswisit eirruntstanees:— /Imo siestas this gaol/shad gate was. that the boy ensosid his sonic. but Iltdadity tvetk; oh the Weil r 'slay fillemhig, 'thee Simi out with the horse sad cart; be ciatelved, sad it was saspoited, purposely, to - tans! the hot nualtdpjund. 6aisk fls Irak oTOltir irsilirtitagethirswei blare the Or. J. Sonata 1711/te4i, on behalf of Mr. Rlehard Goad, the assigner in this case, that the Court should grant a rule to shew cause Why Francis Field, the in• sotvent, should nut be brought up again and examined. The insolvent was discharged by Mr. Serjeant Run: Wigton, the late Commissioner of the Court, under the 57th of the late King, in April, I"I7. In the schedule which he then presented to the Court, be In sertcd'a third share of some property in the (Rada, to which he bad a reversionary interest on the death of as age I (fatale relative of the name of Harwood, and which property be pledged himself to assign for the benefit of his creditors on the death of the old lady. . _ _ slx mouths DlSCol7llr.swps. -...,-- . .. . . Coniklambi& apprehensions hive Well Merlotti* by many pereinte for the safety of the suss.* whit nailed last rot to the Arctic Seas, on semludt of the want of all information respecting them; bat' the fears hare sot existed with those acessinted witk the subject. It is well known that the object in the fist instance, was to explore Lancaster Sound, which had : been repreeentesl, by the Commander of the foreier PINUMCD. expedition, as entirely surrounded by land , and nearly! p a g eter di y —, t h e swi m. et Mt . jr , fin . s widuley;:iii blocked up with ice a . a. T a lt s e t e h h e i i pe b w a t: e re i, s e ee ith n e a r e be d e sp n o:7 o l ::siso jekt o.gog«. a srdr y.reimat a teed‘ bifilmolkilooo arnagon.C. houfre . k jo a, :s biyed. li til lik eu :em ec hd .r ... , ;: t to in July last year, being then us their passer, so ' ler.ii‘,2istf the lbw C. it is liONlon , big. of Paw n er, BAC ' Lancaster Sound ; "be boded 'of since, it is 'ccmjectnred that they bon Yeldhata, of Edward's-square. Kensington. er4 I. ' ihuitie theft w.ty through the Sound, into seas hithe(tii unexplored ; fur, had no passage existed through it, they mast have returned into Davis's Straits, and there been seen by some of the Whalers in the last sea soh. This conjecture is strengthened by intelligence just received from Davis', Straits, by which it appears! ' that, le the prbseit summer, Captain Johnson, In the Cambrian, of Hull, sailed up Lancaster Sound eighty " sollCs, he found a large swell and the wind strung ' against him, the sea there being quite clear of ice, the 1 1 sides of the Sound were about 2tl miles apart at the highest point he reached: he c tad are 211 miles, or therrabonts, further up, and there was no ippearante of land or any obstruction. Capta'n Johnson seems to have no doubfthat the Discovery Ships had rassed through the Sound, hut he heard nothing of them. He left the Sound on the 2341 of August, on which day he met (:aptain Bell, in the Friendship, of Hull, sailing up the Sound. The Fri. :.tiship, as well as the Truelove, another Whaler, had 1150 proceeded to the northward in Duch's Straits, and have been in much higher latitudes than Captain Ross. According to the 1 reckoning of the ll swain of the Truelove, he had ' reached 140 degrees of north latitude. The Whe.ers, ' which are now on their return, will of course bring I much interesting information, but intelFgence from the Discovery Skips can hardly yet be especte i i, should they have found a passage into the Pacific. let. tees cannot be received front them for seine titne : but,. if this primary object he nut attained, they will of course Maul in the Northern Seas as late iu the sea -1 son as possible, it being sell known that they confine, clear of ice until the winter is somewhat adviineetic their discoveries can therefore be preset flied until the . absence of light puts a stop to their proceedings. NaILITICAL INTELLIGENCE. Batairrow. Sart% 4Y.—The Orestes Is a total wreck, aual the bull was setW resterdsy. CALLA:7 I A, arttaL is.—!'nether particulars of she late gale, which commenced at hi!. hai atom, about 11. A. of the Xltlt of Match, blowing .t g tr lbr N. B. at first, asitaftertrarsts tedrittx tit E and S. E. incrraiing', et elms towINI Hine in violenee. The Shaw. Hyranignre, and Palmer. were the only ships laying them. The Fshwers was driven on shore abont o'clork in the forenoon, and thrown upon Ai heath into four feet wa ,bur tiaddersO t elil Vorrespontlent writes a s f e ll ows:— " l'he coltections at the Me:thodist Chapel, ou Sud sy tail, alter Ilit'tbree services, amoontad to fortyiso. pangs. Tim easalinsas of this suns for the " lugorg_ ehapel in the world," is owing solely to the ministe rs neglecting to pray; for the Qneen. Great ottoo mun ie, with the view of contributing, hat thry took tilt gooney home again, owing to this disloyal oli o * This is the fact; you may make what us of it mi. please." DIED. Oa Moaday. the Itkb Inst., F.lisabelit, wife oflolia ton. Esq., aleatory cottage, Reading. is Friday. two SW last.. after a long and Nagar* in. sass. Caroline, daaghter of Mr. John Saunders, of Witaasiii. masa as OIONAII. ?AMMAR, lib, Leeens-seas. TIM PROPRIETOR of this BLACKINti deltas all the arts of petting—the merits of Ike avec are too well knows to seed it. Ile comidestly adopt. gee motto of the immortal Nelsos— " Painesee qaf aneeseffferef. 4 ' " Let his bear the Palm who has deserved it." TO A nRaaT 111ANUFACTCRSO IN ST. OMORAS . S.FIALIII. I sing not of heroic ire, A humbler willing theme I choose s I miss of what you all admire ; I slog—aid help me every muse-- Of Woman's Dye for blacking abses : Its qualities unequal shine. Roth high and low this Slicking use. Ile ranks sue iris in all his line. Ile walks in brightness who steps forth With Ty a sea 's 111aSCRING on his shoes ; 'Say, stranger shall he be to mirth, And Jove and beauty smile. profuse, oely for the mire or locus, Who in toe weather plods leis way, And takes au thought or wakes so Ise Of T • 's splendid bright display. Ladles are particularly insured to. reroaussed their Wr yest' to lege this highly esteemed I b e i ng i•sanrtioned bs the first families in the tfa tiestlemes may observe, that this eampodlliSh toms geed Ihr their gig or carriage harness, will prodee• a Impinet. rich. closely. blare:. instre, and at the sante Lime, ads as a preserver of the leletiree. P. S. It is necessary to request all servants to ask for " Turner's Sleeking. —••• var rvaman's aucaree. " Whet Al* wakes. viist tttlrid huffs 'Matey " Tho hardkst femme !" MKS. ILKI i and CO. hay* denoted them 'wives to the study of. and bees irritated by the snout ..o pewit, In those breaches of the professien us Melt they thought proper to select. trust, that alter film years readmit* in this metropolis, their lamas are so ash knows. and heir reputation so fully ',ballad, that Napo. logy is requisite fur their deviation from the rognlar mode uf practice. It may be proper to state. that their illedical Fwlu elation has been of the drat class; that they are Members of the r.oy al Colleges of London aod Edinburgh ;sod as oath 'ration evidences of the truth of this statement, their diplo mas and testimonials may be sem at their Home, No. 1117, ilatton-gardon, where they way be consulted with the peat est secretly and honour by patients of either sex. .heard by . ..complaints Diasam. I bowsprit. Cassavas, Sere. 17.—The Mliserva, of Lisreeptarlf Ilbelsisses, from Ifeniarshree for Hasibergh. here vipßer Heligoland. rse Sershiy, and get b.!ween the reefs. n know& drifted ea Sind'' lalasti, stud at low water shot lay dry ; two thirds of the rave were takes oat. The vessel eat carried into harbour without damage. I Lirrt.tu serrnx, herr. ft.—An unrhor w•is picked op in oar Roads this moreisg, sheet 4 or 5 cwt. whh sheet 40 or 50 fathom of (WWII lack, supposed to belong 1 M • schooner, that imagist ep hem yesterday. The ain, schooner bore sway—fee the Downs, with a strong squall from the S. W. stud it is thought w' an anchor. v: - Nswffeen NAN,. (Sr. Joust's) Ave. 31.—Tbe Mary Ants. Stephens. frees Fars'. bossed to Halifax. out. 111 days, laden with wise. arrived her.. is dsstress. on Yea- Simiriter is4lo4*. jerfikr ix rt. di% lest, having spews( a leak at sta. and throwu pan I trrttme ut ' eery effeeteal. a PAT cargo overheard. A CANIIIID Esammierthsn of POofessional Pretension Pass 4 ?mit, Sere% 20.—The ledestry. White, of end 1 M. keel, to he feared h) thaw who.see maseises of la biate. Amadei for Stream*, sad 4 /7 Hyacinthe, lespaelly ; Munich, from At. Melees for Bevy, s their g g e t t i es i • lespreMed at an pony period of nor profewlosal career ells afternoon, to Owing Lapp sad ram f ur the Hies 8 $ with the importance of s more wieuiessertion to II elms of the former ram oa board the latter sad earned stiav her diseases rennin) affecting the grander oporstioas a Ns -110,9)6 t. tare. or Way desisted frpos what was bald to be modest ortkodes) ; attacked the vassdasa of ~mpy tad, lord.- . . ~.. i: . &Wag its vile purpled" ono 4dor oevoll JustlY omitted In the stone se Winincsalav last. two vessels were to that approbattoo sad patromaga olitit, for toasty yews. driven ashore at Brighton, nod ens of there was tom- have rewarded our asseemuilid sad devoted strain. The Finely }wrecked. She was drive* @dime opposite to mammies of roe ealighweratherause.whofrequendy sprat Misige-shret, her sides broken in, sad fell bf water. to our wisdom. is an, additional gietiffeados to war rho. The master and crew were awed, `u s is as imam* &set 'while ttor authority groupth. CAA*. iiPalfs shatoffshorati N. ' radian, set to - - the *Mgt alhualastie traimailals of shear wiry atrial away Metropot t i e n r i aspo st ever ilk Vitelly employe " ; V •as '• ring!. whys ' iselabZ ioli. tem, tilaiiiietz;v i alled for its superior egik, la givirs teat idly r 'bre of tho patient, rNrie4 kis enhall =Pod re•enhilllleltielt his wiliest, without Wats* the lea, and thus exposing him to the &users of a re- E , -S. le Strict wee ofithetlrelhlll ,llrsars. Corr., sildeet . mattered basso ler eurpoosed every Mbar illellisl ' that they have excited the astoelehaseut sad *pro- Of the oast distinguished Sergeant, by allbellag. la litre weeks, cares which defied all the reitourres of their skill. In the cure of any of these r.otepialats their.ealkats win be treated trite the greatest Ail! and solicitude. The fee required is the saute as that of regular practidosers. Patients la the c entry ore relueste.l to state particulars of Welt mei. OP, and mode of lirleg. reeled,* • Dank et Illugland Mole, 11w tiw seminary medirianit=ll . ill be seett te airy elite werid.—Ne. IM, ne •••••• ram ur ringarlrnif 1 " 1 , 0 " 1 ".. mr""''' .9 l'"'/"'"•7. '''' 'truer.' tii tits errustors VII tug ways, us sue Pill taut'. i 7 . 7•••••-•••••• ••••• •••• -:-..=. 711 .... 7 . w i111i 11 17 /1/14 ; Nen It Ti `. b 711,; stirriz izazie - t;;71 , - . 7.i . , - 01 - 71. --- ., - . - ...; taros the horse 4,,,in„ by which the horse was seri- sh e died a t L ee d s , i n Y or k s hi re , near ly I d a niout h a M , art to work to h a d ~,,‘„,,i awl pto r ,,,„ ir,,„ that „ 0 , pens bl eow d Professor la the illeitish Metropolis, sad e'er - ill mmilidata t itirod. and the out ► broke to Pieces ; and to opt, and an executor uf the name of Fielder was ap- wen , s tow ... id l a —. sir . I . th . ~.i . , while sanctity of utirlaa t e wi tt o r omy or Nis tioish the freaky witkelineas,•on the Mataniay, instead pointed.. By this executor the share due by the will . „ II . h et , ii arg i o. ~L,4 ' o p . - h i s** Rita woo The isapetoosity or, kook ig iiptigepvikg sismisiesia.- oT OW Iti - stitertitiVellmallari its diriksted; . 1* boar of the old lady was duly transferred•ro the-twecteveser w orse, d etar u se o t freer , I . & erne . Wit sharer ntaC"onett . wad t• ear aloe of a cos- booms &grew; happy. thOrefore, nay the eats) e lm' bows the cart, bd diiioiPid ' with the I. gives him to bat he, instead of giving it to the assignee (31r. 04 wisic4 ire happily eillatial. ha not melt oddho4lolllolll selbsd, :bow satiety ems he all viewed by s dare pay fr the regales. and was not again h ear d of until bad sold out•the stock, and applied the money to hill i Kai *Of. , .:f btli : - alartmien firths wore adssnolliilitre• etorw*" 4 " Vriilay last , absw be was taken in Smithfield starker , Serb ham. Such conduct was certainly highly worthy 1 ' Wings eight lualahaataksekeara Bastrakilitalloi- by tttNttrrsw eTildisunit vents 1110101 6 0 ow osirdia. W Deily rifted oat sate attire, asnisidg hisilif with of blame, and hr trusted that the Court would see, nn-.1 leg, the Itaiphiraerlased• id Healing Pia-alley, Clio- it ag . "*"**7 lr 6 ll:_fatl; tit e 2:11 . ..._ 104; ti oribaili some if the horses. IlieltPre****** 4 be tier ail the eirttunstances oft's, ease, that they were p a l•erry-lane, were alariptd at the crieit of warder liable d e „ td es , 11 , ~,,...t hr .....1 , , „ t i b. . ...'• ••7 1 •-bligh, aee spent the' ler teethe riot's*. he ball on. . His waster dity bound to interfere. :tad prevent the creditor;' frost ' from a !mew in that Our. where it was stated that 4 ponviarr, mad willoisls to our aissillob . ataratgaa • sio Willi siesititii iris* hist &gab he his•service„ the pri• belogwattonly defrauded. I war hail been wurdrred by his wife. Wan t Waiawright, eiseeiteeof the Imre*. wee lim04.1001•11111611106domilitr. 114/.0 was ressooniesi, darlArtrieerds Might be •hrosght Tice three Coannittaioners of the Court consulted Ira a police r. resid i ng at_ 37, celblikw-tartlet. was, t57116.11.41;d11°;.- lseri i h mli os in d a u l . l° " ".' ''• ' • - • ' a i m, (ward eye' yogi? assarialeas forlia tut re good esa ie ti me ; an d th e n gave their opinion. The nu* sent (or by acme of the neihbours Milsetties Was the lintend of i = or ezhaiiiiiiii by be y orms ,_Jin eir sosti(PCl. • Art bf Paitiiinient bad takes the atnout preraation to raw. and bike the orgasm into rastoird 11 apprised ( aisle the r oot of tfyoronn ei tit . ..711 . 1ie .s p 1 DRAMS Po&ace Orrarno-ki vas* of eossiderablo wont th e l a a o i reat f ror , d r y r i es il og hi s c r edit o r ; that a issawnalsod Jeremiah Wilke, l'costl4trirver. re. as aat illi =" t m a " .all" I lls tel , °bar" i rrgiilajte rt!pos.ll6l *ad 'ham' llturfai*. .riime and 1* *art rises as the present the Coortdiad a right' bathed kw above !we years with a tritintan of bill a = ll • d ' l9illid 111 1:= 1 :=1 . of 1.1114" oh 10 SPlT'afrairthlt .1110 e, •ellror.. , :,.04.4. to sib litiit the iiverertibt. who teas discharged MEW of ork UHT 4/ Mariam Barker. AM $ eareopaishre.milb an bonrraskip rnolnaot ode for estortiai use* that his rant r Amami% lin tilt 'Moises he hint made Ise hin his scisedtle mg, wi % . Whibtt sitting at breakfast togaßses. Mika' Ergs ore* irmsoattatillty. The Boolieurbo =Valk . . 0 ._ and daughter heal the . 14 " 1114 , 16 ***** _ .. 1111 hie esandootion before the Goort. They then** i •......' I F .,- -JD hpeP lama high word% abases a sulks l a l a riurni e z... 7 , 4 110. 444 ,44-1. , itc mil a& Pielirs 10.1Psiaseas P* Sl iffi re. , , -•!, iihi r.O t h i h e MC a P i i .grallied a rule to show cause why tile amino ohalthl : :ea a Malls' 9111 the apitle, antl.serdio a desperaie slob m it u m ,. at nay lisnif". fair Milia p Oseslitifseis • nips ' - . see . b y szaus i oss i me ass eerie day if b e did bop at biNt.i(ittiini side I the insitehoseetselp Mb* nitalibi Noiliiiiiifiieilft Lk Oyster by the essiiiii . . ..torn Llibor - p****ares well il i kaw a . . vhv he * av id set L e J u d ge d v a c of" 4... Oft olio Ag a weskit precasted it l . esterfist his ,' *thee ihel ia =4 l id* awe ead i t e : ' . • a , 4111010adoi • end • Inaligne ILO • iMilliiire t ii m aisspsl.o.• - • bits *rce as to alit all ]less the *. "( ele 6f oleos %tie PTO - ( grab his ' wt . Drewry '- -t - • • Tib• __ . 1 lbw ism Nieltille4 *sr ILL- -7W "r1"'!". ---f'.--"- • • , .. lirall .. _ _, . 1i4M:111 " MO brestrht . • *base lephiliskindikennint ineiniiblo Is ' • agreed era fierce to LAO , bli '''' ", '? . 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Walldin, asbe entertained I a complete substitute for useecury In !hectare of this mortals% expectation can of her snug trn I.R. lh nd entered. In The spaastity of treasure, however. whirls was on bo.sol tan mg tte ~, 7 t imp e bust has also t h e ashame d' of " radiatin g the disorder el - IVOMIIII, who were trans-ogippeel otter the gale to the lilvrausgssee. Wert ftg poidaced i elba l , lying on the ground with the greater part t u r a fE110114:1114 401411014 ier • !re etch art* we* •bat nit tirta . Tie Italy ship that rook pismire", by Miry musseality,olsre seemed to Ink* - t eat Nadtpa. was the Edward Strettel, all the MThe vl r sluts, len WI bongaway. pthers awing left the roasts and pus to see. The .%uu stswwfak parcited awlatawilbloosa unexpected knock at and Amelia, after the gale, returned to Kistsapahus on Dios from the room with aseilld atrophy but whilst he ss at It• 4arl inst. with the loss of bet topssads, sdremssat, botosed. hi tallow mclallSilly clad:* in strnrk her across still bowsprit. Moms. Gorr," sad Co. en hvpodsrasios of a Nadi* _ ---T--x : s i