The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-10-05 00:00:00

r , r~ 4/ " - N 1 '1 I i I F E ... , .TUZ PEGESTMAN ON A STAGE. Last night 'Wilson apireered, pursuant to n, On the staskof ,the Surrey Tbeetre ; to want wile on stile boards, in face of the audience. See, bp,' like thurot placed on Bleekboath (Imam walking, were pqt on the stage • they .entended Whole depth, and. Wilson. had to walk outside saute, ills appearance was announced by Slailer comic song. , .Having.described several wonder the day, he added— . a - Weite concerneJ to '1(04: 1741. 7 . Contu 4• ; .Ilitriitortovott met with a bad accideht ht bo'nl Ilires; owing to the carriage 61°0'0,C-the Mi •,. orher 'Ladyship gettitlft .trtto It, Wag . ghia, with violence •agaliiit 'tharirees WI. itej au Wart injured ibitirg thi ifi l tfik bilis . broken. - I ♦ 's , WI LSOY; rtrA -- PgivEskrki AT: •- . Teloveltigation relpecting the arrest of this i viduat, which was to have oaken place before Nisgistrates yesterday et Geeeueicli, is again - boned to this day. Wilson, it is known, had tiirreda premise, that the sribject. should iiiitlii dltctissidii yeMeriliiyi fills, howevei,-wasi•foune be impracticable, the Magistratesl nut beittg.ltbl coiled as fulls bench ad they desired; while, of other hand, the frieurle of. .Wilsen were• err alwtosas to.provide the best possibl e defence on uccaiion. ln this ' re spect,' Ifiejsededrien all ippearedlO be well furniihedi • No' is` ffinitielf• :tided with the assistatice.or.Mr. Ellis, a' professi gentleman of groat respectability.,. vesallog:st ;13! heath,. beside which iv r. Alarryat los. *see .rela (or him." Leta Folkestene l Mr. i Weitern.(tlie M , ber for Fsse;), grid others also, have .lot only hid their intention of being presetiftloring tbei l eVe. tigation, but of providing legal issistandeVif nWSs. miry. A number of eminent professiotrat•charr" have likewise offered, in .the most generous mai torarpear in behalf of this persecuted individual. bas the interest excited by his case stopped here, number of the Magistretes of the neighbourim tricts have also.ietimated to the friends - of Wi that they - should attend this iniportant entioi?y. On Tuesday Wilson Avent7before the Bence Megittrates at Greenwich, ancLin centequence proposed engagement made by him at the Royal Cho,: he desired to know Whether he might isveil self of that offer; or be conspeiled.by the pledge kW been made for his appestatteeat the seat of titre, to rennin a_prisoner at Blackheath.' Mr. Coersv.tere, the senior, Magistrate, re! that %I' ilson certainly, though under a pledge to ' before the Bench when ailed upon, - wes not confined to any particular Spot 'or district ; than ihe contrary, he might feel himself perfectly . . bcrty, to go wherever,. and pursue whatever octal lion he thought proper..—The same Magistrate ' • took occasion to observe, that ha held in. his one of so me ,itstscleedi, of anonyrinoui letters, 4 ..., . p:ai,„, . hitter of the cotiduct of liimsel • his' 'Stott, towards Wilson. The imputt as fit%%,s :regarded himself, he Would repel i e l fin.. he retained his opinion of the justice oi jtistke of the measure adopted towards that Pei sEntil the, day of discussion, he would not hest •efow, that - the Orociedings which had excited si lOrio - ..nt bribe Public miud, bad neither his sae . 4 . oc.signeture.! • . Wilaen still continues to be visited by noun :aerials of 'the first distinction.. Lord -and f,rlkestone,.Mr. Western, M. P. and several of drove Co the Heath yesterday. The former rously gave 101. to the subscription, nhicli ice: rapidly. . ' ' tweet to Blackheath, where I seed sash vita • 1 think That they sall'd bias a Pe-drotrlse, Ile walk's, days and nights, 'tis beyond all belief, Su t4ey stopp'd him for fear he should wear out the 11( The - songbeing ended, Wilson canteen amidst applause, anti bowed to the aUdieuce. He wore green -walling cap, flannel jacket, and oar . trowsers ; his appearance was clean, and a bo• sellich.he wore gave him a spruCe and gay air. a few rapid strides up and down The stage, desist in a chair, and rising avast, drank a in given him by. Slader, to the health el -the audieni Ile then pursued his walk, and a silver shower alter 'fell on the stage." The Gallery., Boxes, am. threw 39. tokens, 18d. pieces, shillings; and sixpences, Is . S der -Nsastanployed a ccussiderible time picking '• money op, and putting it lido a hat. The subs tion amounted to several pounds. Ile did not s. till he triad 'completed half a mile, which occeph »bout -five minutes. Wilson, at the conclusion , walk, same to-the front of -the Stage, and bowing spectfully, read the follneviseg address:— • ' g'‘ LADIES AND•Giormswitty--alsis being my _ appearance one pals* • siege, it cannot be suppostid I am competent to make a speech ; I mast, tl fore, in-the first instance, claim your kind ii genet, my intention being to walk, and not tai the stage. I hope, 'Ashes and Gentlemen, than motives for undertaking the task on Blackhest" well known, and while it continued I was coni in my success, and I am- convinced my efforts assisted „by the extraordinary and unprecedents kindness, which I received from my friends. I Prof speak in terms of gratitude sufficiently afros can only say it is engrnven here (laying his hat billimart).• •To the latest moment of my life be remembered :with gratitude Should you, liberality, 'enable, me to lay by. a comfortable a once for myself and Sainily, I need not add, •my piiiess, will be coiaplete. I have only to cauclut my sincere thanks forvitet,easierosity I esspotriesteed, and to thank you all for your preset .aaeAitia *Wass. With my best thanks therefore ' • • Aeon was loudly applauded at the conclusi is address, hawed, and retired- • • ... Holing nmitterl,' as it appeared. to notice l in per terms, the lsat pecuniary. benefits, Sluder brr bites oat will, and he said— ., i , " LAMA'S AVN k:NTLVIENT, -- 1 have to t P. mi, most si n cere-thanks for the approbation v b„,, i mp this night, and tirtraid I have received. I Inn!! be erased from my mind the *net I have to live:" He was agriia applauded, left• the at*, and • • the mittermuled. 4 V. e- V • V . -• • . .1114, 1111 11. 11 1 1411 - .• vv..* ~ • . . ..... ... • . , • TIIE_STATESMAINT• - • _ ............ _ _._..... ______ . , TREtt * Ot w 'riee - BROITIERS" :r2u0151 . 1, pleyediethtconrse of the proceedings great facility WILL/LANNI .S EL SIO M P 9 -HELL, lie" e ,: o.em - me dTeaticumiertoir for.-7-TreT.c,11.er%1.,77g0---art,..,1._:,,,:,,..,,0iicee. . in expressing re . s i s , i h n e g e t v h nt ent en s te_ elves dilic antre wirfrak markab air,, le presence oebtqmo 0f . • ..., irivaifinsansarers. .. -- :I.: .. • , .'DE . 4.4 .*O Lf. . • • indis . . .. . .. .., The foil. wieg Poet Coiselies,'M . ail Coaches, dm. set ont from, overcomingibem. • .the COUNCIL or W.`tß OF TUE.BLEVENTiI MILITARY IstalstoN. After' the examinations were concluded, the Omit • the Saracen's Head,lan, Snow-hill:- pest. I • d ob- BOurintaux, Seri. .25.-=eirsar and Constantin deliberated *Oh - clnsa 'do ' Ors; in presence — of' . Ti e ' , WATERLOO New tight Foor-inside Coach to Leeds, di• rge - • Pinie7PS.P, ilia trifle : tile, -twin bretherk,• have long had King's CoMmissibtiers. • ' • ...11.citilf:.;,i•nntrhenerAorfdt!,rniindooir:ttl ai pa .d rts z - i nf . th s e a N t zi o , se li to eu re t t i o mil i s: ; ltd to an 'Unfortunate celebrity' in this part of the . country The votes beilig collected, that Council unanimously ' Leeds , next Evening at Six o'Cliick;• thrg Stamfdrd, ' tie to' in s consequetice of the indeence which they exercised declared :-- • . -ttnell,'elewark..and Dmeaster. This Coach oeh ii intend ed Conn. to ac. .the Tonto of Leees, Itili , raii, llodford, nt the during the disastrous epochs of our revolution over a Caesar • Faecher pailty of. the first and second coptomodote • nay' It will leave Leeds at Torre o k. al the Afteio lue l l.v.. ce . ttaiti class of the - popula t ion of Reole audits en- charges, and of the third, except that part which ac- .... senors may 0 ,,,,,,,, ea1 1 y come t o li d , f ro . L ie it& In t . m atey, . • ~.. .... .. . • ... . oases bite with having seduced soldiers to join the r " n the virus ' s' l • i '1 "Th e second appearance of the Scourge of Europe band of Florian. n a L nd o , n u dO a n sin e l 4: l l o y ke th . e r Next Exciting. p, at Lir,b, ~cloc_ii ' a ch n T i d h b v e e r :UN lON New SOUTHAMPTON, Lytolnetort,•Dlos rein v • pes o a ose ur- - - cou ld not fail to revive the ho • f • 11' tit' ' t ' Constantin FauCher vies in like manner - found i• ler d. in the Morning, an ices nt the George Ton, Southarr pion, by Sit . 4 i r niii ;l bilent - spiVits.who..*ere'tormented with thedesire of gailty , • • of all the. charges, except that ' part of thel • - o -vocir, This is a. must delightful coaveyaore to the iiii- o f • intrig ue , end weary of 'in Oblivion - in which they third which relates to the band-of. Florian. • . w3hlts.f.e's e J9 Gue f u l c Y, St. rd4l° " , • ki a'''re de• Liittce, Cher. hack.. tained oeght to have co n sidered themselves happ y . Accord. W hereupon . the Ki ng ' s . Commissioners . the ___, . ._.. 6 FROM LoNnoN _.. TRIVrLILaN TO- LIVERPOOL , '' ' I the brushers Faucher al so law , m em . tog y re-appeared on the a 'cation of lh •ats of the and the votes • ' 1 PPI . - " 9 Isi TWENTY-NINE HOURS. , • ! seers , nod hastened to offer their services to-the man averitt'again edflectlid by The President and •Ceun- • 'The UM Plitt.% a new Liverpool Ljr,lit Coach, only nee n i ght il Maul- on the road, carries Four 116111 C and Four Outsides va t " ' - 411 ha d rehde an appea l to ! ee r y thing vicious in c is of . War, - edit* cililhat aPprication, unarilinciesti M o from the Saracen S Ilend IRO, snow-hill. 1,0114", curry 44. • neces-1 Fla " ee • • 7 i cendenaiied . the said Caesar' Fasicher, styling himself One o , cl ec k, e , r , re; a t Liy cr p i ii wa s l fi ern .,„ r ,„ ( s i ,n, ci . %.... o, .. •aeterast . • C aesar Faucher wasat first chows - Deputy to that , Marshal de Camp; Military Gemmandant,•charged j through Deisitatite,.Oottiirn, Lstishury, Norilintayto :, w e '. tterworth, Hinckley, Ather,tone, Litelifirid. St u g ' • political -club called the Chamber of Representattois] with a particular mission wit Reole, to the D P antler ' ' at Paris , and was soon afteeappoiuted to a command ,' death, conformably to articles 91 and 93 of the Penal 1 - °in:of I f i l iit ul g;l3 l"- ; u Newcastle, Knistsfora, %Arrington, and pre w ,,, - •, u . -' • Nor . .. McllitiDat.....Maves. Ivey , solithaell and Acton, N•s e e ., A -in the 11th - division. Conitantin• got him elected ' Code. Arid also unanimously condemned Constantin; Bi ae de ec d, gninbie v , and Andover, hers A'i n .,! ig dis. • Mayor of Iteole. • l ; Faucher, styling himself Marshal - de Camp,W BY mOUTH Union Couch, forties Four la - ides, thi log 1 Time arrival of the two brothers in this quitter of Commandant of the arrondissements of la Reole : Military i Post Gooch, ever% • Afternoon. rilsOny ti • . the country was the signet kited of disorder . and Batas, to the punishment of death, conformable , nimn, 'arr.ves at .., _ ore! 0..14; Dorchester,i the Crown • tun, Weym.eit; ~n , I, . , the Packets soil !pa Mr edi:esday nod Ssterdas A.• 100. is, ,-,, P ich of The good citizens were menaced and persecuted by to the said articles of the Penal Code—And besides, rive to Guernsey and Jersey, Cherbourg au.l Sr, Is• i ! • ' 1 1 1 1 :e of a • • the factious , who were - , certain of protection from I condemned the said Caesar and Constantin Faucher . the road from Cherharsh to Paris, is the ak-A draxatimi and 1 tic cheopcst in France. • from their chiefs. La Reole was the scene .ef the ;to the pnyment of the expellees of the trial. 1 iix !ITER, Pl 3 musith, Weymouth, Dorchester, F a i nerukt al Cir., I most seandalous transactions. and most frightful or- 1 The judgment was ;rea d . to the Prisoners on the i IP Dartmouth, ni.d Salisbury, . New P os t Four I n A ii testa? I 9 gies. Every thing'that represented the King wrs i n. !Silk of • Septetfiber, at two in the morning, and they sides, ev'ery . Moroi's* at Seven ss7Clock through H.sintra, A t , to that j , )f . jug. salted, and the peaceable - inhabitants were assailed were informed that the law allowed them '24 hours for' BOSTON, Sp:tiding, Peterboninigh, &ili um , end- Harting: muster, Bridpiirt, Blandford, liosimstoke, and 8,, e ,.e„ r. ' - with-requisitions arid iesatieus of every kind. I ' he proceedings in appeal. dom,New Royal Mail Coact', sets otir every t rain & c oaea ; Ii Griaabz, a AOC eplie d ; seduced soldiers, united With die dregs of the people, The sentence was read in presence of thaguardas.ifrom Reste,n to Soilstiv,_l4r_t 1 . _ et, 1 BATH-and BR'S COL Flying Post to me ', cio ,, I , come spread themselv'es every where- throuAh the eeigh- sembled and ituarms, end the Prisoners listened.to it pollen', Caine and Marlberongh, every.Afterboun i •,0,„',7 t bouring countr y, committing the -Most criminal ex- ' with the greatest fi rmness.' They have appealed . Mr. May's, the'Cre)bouod lon, Bath, and the Leo.t. ti Tater% ' to be • Thonons-strees, Bristol, next Ildopthog.-- Cras hes me We* ceases and the those active violence against all,persoris . hat ee:, • --------- , Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter,.Bre. known fpr The parity of their. prluciples : and their at- • : POLICE. LEEDS New Light Conch; ended, The Roeltiogbani ,cej . • at lii. • I •taehmernt to the King.. , . , - out every Morning at hiof.post Semi o'Clocks curries * F oe s , ctepa- , • ---aem— • Insides only, and got: remarkably rasY , with a Goad throvri, e then • This deplorable state' of things was naturally ex- . . ' ' .• petted to have a termination when the c - ause 'of -the" A C .:- Ittl A b pn 7.4 T itt.F.T.— Yester_ay, tip n . natt,i, it- -;:. ..)-a n ag. w t . Passes thromh Sithinford.• Nenerwkii Belford; ose rftwe •""i sod Ferrybridge, to the Goldeo Lion, Leeds, ow . t-, 1 .., .. s hand , . 'Usurper *as lost, and the hopes of his portions att. „was brought to; the Office, charged With e*breaCii fO. ; Normithstandins the uncommon expedition efts -'.ii l i corn. ... I • lted•lisuch . ' the anti P 'niii a .tu was not case, the R oo- , 1 ~. ; the penCe • in sending a challenge to Mr.' Neil G'*w ,-I allowed to be the most agreeable and complete ' c r ow n ri If and,once ore the North Rood, tees unequalled in Aceuelitoida - lei/ - wince which In'' 1814 was foremost -in the Royal , * C lerk iii the Temple, to fight a duel.' It appeared', . by any other. la , Rttion ' cause, was iti 1815 the last to enjoy the 'benefit o fftheeCaptain - Knatchbull having only left Isis card to i ,GbAltt.o . 3 . V, lortrso, GramtGreeo,. Apop k a, p em ; riad. 111 1 1 • and t h e . Browidoll, Tillman), Ssiiquhrir-Ktin, Cationoc ,:KingSnelt ' the Restoration. While the white standard te ar. mbeet.Mr:Gow on a certain day, at two o'clock, 1 small its of Scotland, Cimperdown Couch (Daly). , or in- , 4 itt : I S waving throughout the whole kingdom, a Sovereign, t•esegistrete . could draw no ieference from itrelative i fitattK, Newcastle, and Edt4urgh, D5._W C!tach, perf •re.ell ierson;..., ' whose soldiers were only men in buckram, was pre. ,to the charge, and he accordingly, discharged Captain with a n,.. Guarrltlittteliout.'lTts dal_ ever r_ry_Nl ming Siet h a g: eg 4 late to . Sri u Clock,.by . wily of Newark,. fi l eifordr . Tidgester, Use claimed ; and Reole; under the controul of the bro.. Knatchbell. iiegtou, ! Vieth Merton, Durham,. MpOpert. end flermirk,4. such a • • -hers Fanel.;•r, Luctned to declare itself the last bid. I - I RtrnitEßY OF !SADDLERS: !TALL. is.-'engets finding-, them elves languid trent thi• Isappi l a pa nction 11.tyrosi-GaßlleN.— Y es t erday . Ida/ Ili/limn Hunt and ' Hurtles, may rest what time 'they plcase,.and th ee proceed am • work of that odious party which , not 'content with . without any additional frire, tis" the Blatt 8 ' 'lnk Cony/ haring-brought on k • ranrip all the misfortunes of fo.. Richard 'hint, brothers, and sons tn,William Hunt, owl, York. c o dd l e s - 6 Stnidinglasido Melt, linerbersaga a herons the uuder Beadle of Saddlers' Hall, were brought tip iyhithy. and other Places.. ' reign hostility, wished also to expose her to ail the • Lady . in the custody of John Limbrick, the officer ' atidi llttlncti.,N.rtt fit and • Wahl., • se* . P6at i Coace, *era . dreadfel co ns equences of dill War. . • 1 eveutier - otnegs . examined, charged With feloniously stealing a quan..., c - f. .. ~, ' lAat a superiUriorce having marched against these Alts.lB%..E,'rerifith, Dad Wlrbitihaven. Past Catch, it i gene., tity of plate, 'glass, knives and forks, wine,- and a Gitat'd• all she way. Paige* through 4 men who • bad transformed their house into a creases • 1 . Th e Greatahridee, Richursoad, Catteriek.' .__ • fortress, they were compelled to surrender. They other articles, the property of the Cempany. , . ille . th .., 3 A nerfind,' esancaster;• keit ossios • 6:4 wore conveyed to Bourdeaux, and imprisoned in the . i Pr iteners•vrere committed for further examination. , ~,, bf c10t„,,,, ~1 3, ,,,„.t , „,„ t ry ,. l .atomme. amd par 1 Castle of the Ha.. , - I . QU ELS•SQUAR r.— Yesterday the complaint of Ge., ("rills the Journey with the grentet+i racillty. Paw y es . of aoh the Read by !seams. or : plas t ere r have the pecalit ia l After their arrest, considerable time was spent in neral Maclean developed an .eatensive system -.. vantage of their sew 4,el . ng secured iritheaest Cue Is, - Pa notice' - About a fortnight Since an advertisement i 'RV,NI) AL, -I.ifncrisrer; Pre'sffitt.' 'glebe. ,-Wateott a their'exaniinations, and iii preparing the proceedings swindling. bait e.. appeared in the ► public prints, stating that a fide bay', Chorley, Ornisk . irk, atia,Oarstag„,FeetOietzhei, ;very Atter. • ' • - for the friar. - They _were at fast broaght - befsfie the ;4,4011: • . ...- at .... peratanent Connell of 'Wei, Convoked by Lieu. geldings Vatindt and free from trice, was to be sold neon nt Five o Clock. Guarded. • I.I ' V ER POOL. Warrington:Aiwa/int, Itelle,_ ,74m1 CARS 1 " 6 . A . :".,. tenter-General' Count Viomesnil, commanding . the for' 50 guineas, , the . owner. parting front-it ott.account th hi, Post Corti's...event ..b,snowsi Ist _ Etre o'Clikk t to i•dt • . ,'''''''" relit Militer Division, f bl y to be tried con came eto of going abroad, and that it was to be seen at the Him hcrionls, Saracis'i,l3464l/4104-Dule-tartek Live/9031.J. Gunotled 4hronAltilalt: ., ~,^ ,„,.._ , Pti* , flie ' 'Oll iiitft ' • . stables, Fleece-yard, ' Tuthill-street , by reference to WA K EFIELD ll'itst.r.64hr`evetr•iiraff, i 4 10141 ' er " Hi " 'The first meeting of this Council of War - toot a ahr'llkeePfr. in Tuthill-street. General 7 . 41 "1t'a1l Six n. Cir ck• hors of . f • ' Friday . - . ins t an t : - accordinglyappliedMr. ess d t s ee the horse phut on lett, the 22d Among the to a. tt om o :co EsTe.mt old Parkgede Pott-ti,nch, .4414 .V. ". 1 st./ N 4 DKR Lail), StiA•ktuos outi.lnima t trefriCsaellit!so .daMber of papers read - in the proceedings - , was a and an ostler shoWeil it to kith in the Fleece-yard.-- • hi Jetting. In the Geeteg los.Slnxkliand e ..--,„ / lIII° V 'Proclamation by the Prisoners, ordering the orga- The General was pleased with the:appearance of the ' MANLMEs - etft, WiiAawsie:4ll4l4.nriJNiiktn4W, *nisi ' • and wotoertinameou Pat Cotteirveeett A Fteakoton. ;parolee. 1 ' nizatiao bf the ReOle 'Federates, printed at flour- borne and he purchased it, paying do wn the money, •• sti it 1 .. , w stu f f ile . w el l enx ,„,,.. 4 * . 1t i0„ 4 , 4 p, v ,, t c w t. / deaux by Caudert, printer of the Indicateur, end a on condition that the horse . should be returned in a the Prince of Vlfrries„ every Evenini a , it Irrve.i.'tsie g aiwitsi. Heath.% F. 0 rind Rotherham Post-Conch callaffbeneclo letter addressed by the two brothers to Geu.•Clausel, ! week,.if not approved. Th e money was to be placed ,i.!.?• Ingham r ev Fl ei L - We i ghts Moet .. • '•• • st loud dated Jii'. v 27. In Mr.Sandeat's hands nod to be got thence in the 4 B k ) .* o ft ' .I - '• ' • 9 • • •B. raVr l 4 4/IflrAjj, x . , . Lk ore his • Jr he indictment which was read by the Socretary , Elent.of the horse being disliked; a week's trial, ; the er•weisiiii:74 W DI.O. • • 1.-, itikeeni d the ' Pri soners ' charge, anConstantinFan. Causer'd ' i bowerer; Was Not required to di.cever, that thoiiy i To Dias, Beceles, Ilitiguy, - Duey,: hid . A • pdrsafiled, every Monday, -I he 'P r et' Cher 'lst With haring retained their command con . . as *ls time horse, it was not worth half the money. cfitrAc IM'rER, Abingdon, a d . fl etilii, three thank n ,t.. v, After; trirftb the will of the Government, which hail witr.: —lt was pretended to be sold by J.•Butlgins for 'l'. week. • ' 1 i SOUTH A M PTO N, Wimehrster, litoessat:• toelesint, - ILr I h e s a t' - drawn all authorit • from hen • d W' I h •' y t e .4-2 , it 1 • aging , Simpson. Oa being taken back the horse Wag re. 9 ("Unseal. Christchurch, Ringwood... F ordinglitog-,, iximbvp, lumPer: attempted to excite civil war,' and arm' theeltizens• sewed , but no money . returned, Sondem knowing P o ole, 1-le or. Wi g ht, J er s ey, mid fiaern.ey, oaring Hop dience. against 'oath other, by assembling at their place of nothing about the ,business or the stables; end the, suNlitlltY, ilantotoh, and Twirkertham, twice o trac k .' IP% • . - -GIL EEN W ICH, Woolwich. mad Deptford. r soon residence armed omen who stopped the patroles of the • Ostler who receited it not even knowing by whom he . ' ./I EMSTEAD and Watford, etc. Ind Pit N at i ona l G uar d , an d p u t t o th em th e Milit ary.ques . was hired. •filutfday, a constable. and Garner, thee, WILLIAM h. MOUNTAIN a n d Co. respeetfittly arqnsikt '', *aces- tion.eui aloe? (who gbes • there ?)-i-3d, With havin g . Officer, Were set to watch the stables, and on l'atea..' their Friends and the Public. that they will not be aecooritstds Parcels or Luggage, &c. of more than Fite Pow* laig"the• repressed by - force of firms end violence, the wish ' day evening, daring the temporary absence of Gernert,. Va l ue; if lost or dun 4, unless entered as such, awl paid fir ,i 4 ' 3 veriP - Of the King's (WNW iiirtFects' to manifest their fide- the stable gates-were °petted and the ostler rode.paray ; accordingly, nt the Sartiern',i' Head Gio. Snow-hill, 1...ideu. 1 - st . stop lit- , y and - with : ff:.%i rig. recruited for the rebels and se... on. the General's, horse full.gallop, iii spite of .filutio,) To necoloMorlate thane'. residine at the west sod of !herr, . 1 ....., cupied dirced the King's taldieri by prevailing On them to 11 1 -se. hgers and Parcels are tmuk,rd its Hatcbett's New Mink •:., day's efforts to .stisp him. Yesterday other fine look., yi - „n ee C el i ac p• • • • •-''' • Lae . . 1 Jecadilly, fur the above Coaches. 4 o f h is joie the hand•of a partiian 'Met,' named Florian,- livg horses that Were in' the stable for sale were re- :- IMPORTANT ADVICE.' ' f' Pro tig re- The President ordered theSecretery to p lace be. moved in s• greaselorry, so that new the spotis cent. wir y- ZEN Men of Education and Professional ' . i forehith a copy 'of the law 'of the 13th Brumaire,', plitely cleared, and 'not a face that had before been VV . skim use . ' • ,i Min 13' first 1 year 5, and directed that - Minute's of the egamititt.: , seen - to be found upon it-* - pi neveriog endeavours to discover dte is 4 *ate and certain method ntireatingakw prevailing Diver:, iit ...,.. VOSEd tions and all the documents for• and against the Pri- I Sandom denied an knowledge of the business, and sneeessful result of their etperience is Cie hew prod a amnion lti t here- soners, shOwld be read. This being done, the Pri- undertook to appear whenever he should be called t-. Mears. GOSS uniSCH.Setreeous, move Ira iiiiiieed bootie • i indul. • siMeri *ere introduCed by the' guard, free and un- aPoIl• the care of the follaw log the object ..1 their particular ,rtubi viz. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a 01441e44 I St ilk on fettered: They were attended by no Official De. Mr..nettirrec said, 'that the btisiness unfolded a intaxicathin, and its corlemititaffls," Strictures and OW!, oii I ( . 6. OW sat my fender. • completerseheme of fraud, and that, if it were pos by al-'..iinpri,vrd plan,..arespep.dily and effectuidly cured; 4,441 SW - Debility, u healer artseqg ru m Itacchanalian tadulgrtice, I .11 r 101 are The Counsel whom their had chosen, when under sible for the officers to find the parties, they should a res._cnce in warm dim-ten or a ail-riff roliury-vlce, too aflta Ire: , tfident examination on the 18th and 19th, would not take - be traced; and he advised General Maclean to pro., „ .... 11 "haPPi,I, Purffie 4 hY lh'erffith l . 4. hwffi ffixel; iti th e " cab ' fit l 1 3'. sir hit rebitigtos ; maid to the other a oureerevs MI VC I we re charge of their defenee. They hid fited on M..} Ceod against all the parties that niiglit now be found 7, l ,F lie r:fithtli,ra : e,., s%liirtb, if not Dimity riMedied. terivel'a r ' s • e dented , Gergeres le his stead, but the : absence or the refusal'l fora coespiracy. ' • • iinpob•nee and Cuitraltnplinit.' In Vaal diohlbitigirtale rof &O. I can. ,et the latter rendered it necessary for the Reporting 1 Maniatiaouuti-srneer.—lfichard James, &tiling t7i,:'`,..dre,fifil.e;igeyer:rahietihe 5 .r .4 s h te r Lent. Is. v o or m ismquerice...f -etch . ( r, by which IN. p.iver, a ong, I • Judge O ffi cially to appoint a Counsel, and•On the re. i Mimed" thti iod Of Mlle respectable people residing; the con s titute:in ' freeo ll a mart-filed, as Meilibert of the It.rl l and to i quest of Ike l'iioncrs, M. Degrange Ctionet was lin Crown.court, near this' oiliest, - was! Colle e• of iuvr enia . yesterday.! ~e ' 1 . 'is L 4,e.0 they art • it', tiro. mte. 41 it will ' ' d lt 1 I sf d t himself • 1 c h arge d with essaultiog the Clievalira 1 Ni i name ;tu ic aso rt. use o take upon the , .0 m arche r ! 1 f i slot roy restornitrin to ti ttttt 11l WO . ~,• IC r ,n, b o os : to mu., et. a long and eqtenspe pinched to,. r OOC4'-I:afaLi . ! .. ' U r b i defence of the cause.. • 'I by knocking him down and then robbing him oft a tapriint rielbild. to remove Venereal Ciiiiiiitiots: 11-l l' . assist. I - The Council considering this : refusal of three Bar.' a valuable gold watch, &c. The 'Chevalier Wag ever wortgeste r.r eanstssitc4usd., witspit s oNatiK, khe:fatift all S. the least restraint in tie, or exergioe; nod' iri re/lA - Tarn • i y hap ' risters, and the improbability of finding one to under. walking along WimPolostreet about seven O'clocic *mere: l n earfinppllcritton'is inacie iiil :it " erf l ut cerulean* Lode 11 7 , take the defence before the next meeting, ordered, in on Tuesday eieimiitt, when he' was followed and trlr.,' frequeadY l'Cit VII a cure in the 4h l .ollllrite- 09 40 al, 'it . 1 I h ov e Conformity with attkle '2O of the law of 11th Bru- much annoyed 'by two men, ' who frustrated all his . ' 7 " eltl ii ) Y , -,",, k7 ! I mi 4 " 4 4 . -c ,g7t ' f i t k i tiff, A .'.l. E ! `. 4 :! s r c' 4 !"9 l ° . ,„,.. h ier "J • no _ Devcr 44'4:41 nitinWtl hi rall in du !•inelit• btrtl:obre Li /4111.4••• t 'woe' maire, year 5, that the proceedings should not Ile efforts td get out of their, way. 0 • • • n arriving. in Va.. Ilteca Veart, during which perrm4l cros,s.rionand iillart.: Inv re take suspended .' .antirnr! lt. • I Each Prisoner Was thed asked*ln the usual manner, one held him the other robbed him of his watch b r bl % )ds 11 1,,,, hre " • P uf :r 9ed iy . "?"'r Practitioners 'withal lion of • , his name , age, proteSsioti, birth...phice; and domicile. they then ran off, the Chevalier made as Much anti i sec . t. l . indu •them to tints public's- ;41". - -i. theie%adster• 1 nose peculiar , dig tiers sirtt:trclivirnotty ilicidettti " .1 i The first replied- 1 ' My name is 'Cmstr : Fauclier, as intelligible noise as he could, but unfortunate! v the Female Sex,' w kith t... 40 oirett einbitter num 5e,..... I in pro- tic , d'6 F h 't • li d d idled at La ...e .) ~a renc ci i;en, orn an oat the witchinen, who had just come upon dot isid . trlirit,y, are pi lig rein/I've!) . ht. iii. arn .1. 17.cmle 1t , ,...th e ,_,Y r 'of y, co marnemons. mon iid Wurnezi.-wali•lis - ve- ihin berPS loo v7 l : . • roeght kteole. ,, I' "do not renounce this' lawful' advantages not very well understand him, as he could not talk ai sti:ir! tacit expect:diet', 'of 1 fainitir milk be u:Aired, tha t " 11. arising from the lank •, • • . %thick my services - and 'wounds word of English' although he had resided in this IV il' ” 111 ! .ell •41c 1 ,I h d, cis are eurthle by !medic's sk ', P• 1 •4. rs. firm and Co. excinsieefs 0ra1 . ..404.0m aureof I ,_•''' --• " 40 7 1 in timedefence bf .my 'COuntry Mat hive ' obtained ' ; Country 25 years; they, however, were portivod , , and particular ctmelaints, in imitor tie! • doe* amp Ref, re tku ' rl , shtfini . hatdeilariAhat"T hibitiallY take the title of . French the .Prisoner, stopped in s cettseq?ence, in o;ford- rf a 4.4`.4'o'We.titm,..,ttAr.t•ett,uny ...5 prit) tataemt t , o tt; i • 116 1 1 ! cirlion, Coli4idering • alrothir• '-iii lei as deStgWating !dreg( ' but nothieg found upon htm. The Chevalie r i tr.: r i Ti f:, , t q . ,x a .74, ~...1 , ,,,,k th ,...1 J e .:; ; , ,, , „„-: : . s!lenle.r ff : t ;', . ' ,ryt i ILa :St day idectioni, the dioerhditae ..ol Which I ahatidtra whts, could not jatillvaly swear to the Poisoner);' of ilw' te • • iVir fie . en' - -.."l"""r ' llr 4cedl HAP' D. person, . pn• smittt ( cesit utes c . :u .sii s hi. It, fr A ilnAi -:- t " D. I r ' - cease to ezer'cise thitht." . me a tt eo is 4Setitg - one of the -4 ' 1. ' 4 ' 4 • e r i l m°: "" 1• 1-.rf't's liu- s m'" eal litet mystetaiu, . of d there ' The seiniiirPritbhei'Vetiliell:::-11l lira : siariied C'e f i: ' • fellilit's thit robbed bftn.-r-Comntitted hive to fad - mime nay enquirer), thni-the lame.. re-Alting R 4 : ,, sla 1 for'further theif eieletivoari , fist:iirdoced..lhent to 11114 'liet i' r "`' lre - *I • • iiii • . ea 1 stantlii Valichet, l aiter 56, - a' Fabric,' c lid, bore andnation. •• • ,-- tit, gerieruPpractilioitug,,,nu.kthey, pregyme thst Into low. Pei I tied' doMiciled'4l - `RVolt;" and' kd,hikf Mb lathe • • - .• • • .. . , . ,toot ebort.t.titie p fair triuniff for tile , usipi+enientedvontitl• lo nu Mess of ottserfationv a tier' ion the die af . Om' w ords '.- ,Iris said that the liete lieu ' r matism may be cured . wit h'4 , liteli they live:liv the Pohl*, hoes se litierallskffi'n" 6 • Piuctects,t, Die coins ry 4ite:4l.4ll.ctired e en state the.erlto''''' &el 11:4 netater " FreMicim‘ ' • - • • A , • . ' • • . • by Only ,nabbliefili'lierf altlicied fo at . 4a their cose a . and • • - i 1 ilXlos4,: 3 • fire . . ... .. gc genent.l li.ibit of I . ae, and _ fro miwiteitt 1 ' " ' The' ex. .. tlonOrthe WitneaOS !IMO' %In Fri. nilhey,dirE. w ith a t ieh••_:. '-. r out • P remittance for Advicemsd MoriKiirriii * yeller tilt Wit lio • t anF ;- it mast be done euiiik . isven tit seitt - a% IllwrPgrt of thy &intik.% • • a* hit day mar. , Air t2di to se . sen id fhb evening of butimit litivifit. If thciliternae; be of ' • `g ars met co, sus- 'we"' " • - Taetain:' 1 end so Sittal44; in. , 2 . 3 - ds Ilirsi•Vere4o eitetisses for the miiiiiff 41 -ILO* store 1-n1 " al ' li ng. 'Pat I, Mat ' 41 i 4" ' - 44 '' - - ! ! !; ‘ -` 4 " , ••• ." do ~ . , nit i t• art . wire time atidpains lo ' pig ' .-- '. .' • • •.• • . • . 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