The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-29 00:00:00

41i 4.1 k I a .~ .t. • . par excellence, with scattelecloth. Round the to i,. of the latter is this inseripsiert-t•— " Centenary of th el.l ‘ accession of • the illustrious Illeesettif Ilattosthede l' l On the parapet of the imag gollenr, , :whiCh is,for. the Ministers of State, t tko,, Ile.wolha e . /WV*" * NI inii4 ters, &c. there is .utotlite centrive large tilbleti 1 i "I Acetified " Wellington ;" .aigl i en illimb.sideitimitamed .01 the alga( Generals who, oemmantled under his Grate .4,lloaist. .The front of tine galleaies is. Prkiitte4low, with lines...n*l, legottge ornaments ih. black t rs % to be distiesttiohel.thy a 'profusion of „ n , variegated lamps, and ornamented with flags. . i tit I The grd9d erection Lathe ClriesPPork iodesignited' la the Temple of .C..oascortl.'.' At is.the invetttion 4r Sir William Congrere, and the external designs are by Greenwood.atld Letitia... We have already given ' the official description of thiaNtricture, which atlhe first display of the fire-works will.resonble a fortress or castle, and exhibit all - .the attributes of war. It will afterwards suddenly transform itself into an edi •fice agreeable to its designation, and emblematical of the peace. From the published engraving of it, it will no doubt, be ettrentely beautiful ; and from the numerous improvements of art, the scenic and pyratecinsie among the rest, a Ovate.- degree of 'knit and bviiiiestcy mny be fairly eipieted in transpeeedu. ties sod fire-works than in • the exhibitions titter the, peace of ilix-14•Chaiselle. Yet we do not see thit the outline's( tit...design is so expensive or so magni ficent, , Itt, be sure' there ww.then no Chinese Pa goda, no. Vauxhall in the Ppk. and no Natmaolty on the Serpentineviver. It is laid, that the intended fire-works will cured any of the sort that :hays 'yet been attempted. The.eight -fountains will baler/ beautiful. The Chinese brklga ,and pagcida begin ro look very. retty, 'fhegenerai,coloor will beiallt*, and all the roofisgs I very Aright blue. •It ;will loe almost ciwered with lamps ;.114neteg,-ethich the, gas lights 001, have the greatest *hue. • '.Seterti. Utah boats arc Windy swimming in, ate canal, oistiksit4l, to be adorned with ensigns sod lamps. Five bendred • thee have been at work for more then aliktlttly past in preparing the Ate-Voris:at Woolwich4l-4ytv. ~ • • . It is now'siia, that Mr. Sadler does noteitoolld in a balloon on Monday with. Sega,. 1149bn$00.- 'lle . same statement does not sal .whet hot that is sis is to asentel on that day or not. •- „ L.4or. prtEL L gkivcß. , . , • . ~ Cgirttr ti . P . citaNcittY -Jim* 21).,-, ---, i , . , ~. •. ,4 . ~ ~. 077 % V. SCAlickr•DElt• .• ! 0 ~ 7 Titia t oliiis a Mot praying for a receiver tolls, _, . .... perkiest estate of . - st testator. ,_-.11.4 Plaintiff. bad .tarried one of the daughters of tielsit,tor, and' in her right .was entitled, besides tkirtkitgickc Inaces,,tO4 share as a residuary legatee MAO* death ` o the testator'! widow. The le sta '4i. d igiiOnted his, widow and his $Ol/ • the Pe. .4 , tile i ttio of his;eilecutors; and , bed: slip op. : 4 ' t!e Other exieutors,. who had decilned.,,so ' aet:• The Widow. lied. 'left the mauegement of .tissi' property eutirely to' the l befendant, who bod beent,l partner with his fathtir in business. . The principal conivltlnt appeared to be, 'that the property Of the testator was ‘rasted and put into jeopar dy 6y 'thg. Defeidant's speculating with ` it' in the fmtil l s, and that, as alt the other execatorrteul heelig! 'teili:e st . thews no ond tit'adruttbdhintler Unitt+.oitht; ..- i s i • • : • • 0,... t• .i-, On the part of 'the bereodant, thii, Stas ,TlRips• settled altistv unnecesiliryand litigious ikplicatipn. The Piihitlffihitt'been nfired 6irerrinut soliei,iikatiti• ki tio s ill A ter the itittcY• ef tOOO . which' was drill to him, iins., tedliji-Ilterfinds* ado ing Ito the direction's et r e c they'll: ' . litr'hed beeh 3 erea; I idle, ; '.. iiii ii 11), the 4,llliiloiekaii? a idObl. thit greed' - erne did eviit*Aittedr w the tOstliOe't ow: 'i 't Widiiii: to leteissittitose oT the.ll),riStle4Y tititifitt. tir lite; di-!. It . 14 dared herself perfectly' 11(ialligl,ifiith Milleillieii vristikt the propert wiaittabitOd 'by tlieptittil l d and• so did the of the 'maiterous:finilly :Or -1 editer, whet& 'the inure cialfd a's residuary , " '.,, tees. 'The Delbildatiepitiiticiiff debtikr 4kietietis " .:' culaietiswith any . monerbut what he cent led I , e • *ill - skits. I'. . . °e au Tlie of . 1 / 4 feStidaro h6Yi ei l r , diL the partnership ptoptkly tOltss employed In the trad WM* had onl' done .whit was the custom of niekclients in infesting part of their • capital in the funds. `The:Eon 13,1(4Na/icon obsfrred;tlit'Ahere were differonesorti of tepthitiitiOn . in'* . One wail' roeseirgOinbiing on - the'Ale iiiirfolt of them, iiiMt ocrtokilly knvWX4rentor or . trilitheiioottl not be'afloired tads wilik , Elie trivet money ; but as for merely buy *, stock at the maricet:price, this could not be tilted' epeculating with the tteaCAnoney, for this was whit tha reourt itself was in.-Ehta prectioe of directing 'to ljeqlotte 'with money. If, however, au executor or. eftee r haviug Invested. the trusUntoney in the funds,' • choose lo sell out at a loss, he would bei o tig'replace the stock, whatever it might cast 1 $71 11 ! to 49 so. For ettample, if lan esacutos shwa] biiy stock at 801. (being the market price), and not sell it, then whether the stocks rose or fell, he could i not be charged•wlth apecutithe Art/Siting the trust torever. if; hoi'ever, it should fell 4o MU, an'd he clump to sell, he would be then able; at 'the 'Option 1 of the testily qui trustes'elther to pa tl'e matey so inte4tlid, or to replete the stoek, even al.] tiliegh it should afteiteards Nave rise - Wets:4ool: In the present case, he desired that before 'the Stittinti' came on again, he might be- furnished with an' _Sc.'. moat of Eke sums invested in the itikks, Ind of the dates and terms of the purchases atilt siges, M00T,11411 V. .LEWIS I • • 'Nis was a Motinn.fpr an order that the Defend- I ant !thou _,The pet in his answer forthwith. • .e circumstances of this case were sotaiewhat se. traordinary. The Defendant, isle - was a Solicitor,l bpd gotpnasession 4 as erecutory Of a pOrionat wetly to the amount of 3G,0001. fiacatmed et bill tthe fi led against himself in the year 1804, for the perpose of obtaining the directions of. the •Ctiert as 49 the manner of laying outthe money. To this bill be never put in an answer, but having sold out stock to the amount of . 26,0001. he absconded, and had gone put of the jurisdiction of the Court. . • _ Sotitin was granted accordingly. "the CnANClrs.t.oe observed; that perhaps thi4 was mite of the cases in which the Court would be bfinitl for a th•lay that . waaantirely Owing to thief:4lBnel of • • • :~,.:t ;~ dual Scotch Gentleinan; faintiant . It4spitality, a4l l at a period, too, 'to riAiitt t ' l katithPliv:lnkthae tertainment vivith thoie of 114 , :pritinut day, 441:0W. form a very high"triei of 1114.461 th and magnifii*te of that Scotch Earl. . i . " When Margaret, daughter of fleniy •TII. of England, became the Queen .of IY. , .isf Scot land, she was attended to the Scottireourt by many Itif the first , nobility of both sexes'; and yet the *agile, .historians of those days allow, (bat they were fully equalled, or even excelled, by . the Scotch 'nobility, in pollieness of -.manners, the number of their jewlls,,and.tbe , rkh,w,s of Omit. dress,;; and particui;ily, - thit the entertainments they received at the house!' °Oho "gkiiit people did not yield to 'any thinttheyhit)ievetrietin ,'• :. .__, " Tri i a t a t ccifiteripi f iris th 9. Peiee Legate )n, Si)tiiiiici , - We . b 1 14 v lir, Viltioo. to 'Ai e Continent, 4 eiebriat" . .. `l4'Scot6ja: ft , o6 'ii • pciftic,q,itii hospill iaple. ifdif il i t l itlf mgO l to their 1 4 1 4 al? 4e4 lie eduld I di stiiio - 111 iiiiiFj 5 t his.eribttsy,; ithiett"Witi;' to ''s ipift, .. liiinns6 . : t ra t ilii . $ whet? lasi gegtkir fli r t al'ir3di ,iii Ain if:qt.:4lo .4i lheick tot4iiiiiii 'Opelttilrof 'CaidiAtii petene. . : et this. V' Bite, tOy dejeair. JohniOn,oeuld net permit hisPri.jaqiiii r s An:ft/14514(1er ttatirp hit veracity iii it niiii. ." .. '..- .. . ~ ~ ~ , ' • " the'' Queen tit : Sardis the Fifth 01000 i .p!:iocats stf so'cirilino..natiin es ~Ffnnce, stltuaw 'edged t h at t;e -toort... .and inhabitants. of Scotland Were the most polfik - and - efeihked she had titer sene Ind the Palace of 'iditilithiew, tke most eiegnilicentz: "A+ a ferthei. livielso •of lie lilts of tlia SCottb. let, Ut.take eFI of Athol's resit,. to James ibe . rifth, , as relate d: by Lindsey, the Iliatetian':—.. THE EktiL 6i - ATHOI;y1:14141T TO 3 . 41181 THE . I ' v. ..111011101 . .1......1111.11 " ' . . .." 1 1.01 - 01.1ivirol i : ~ ...:vcAli ...., ti* , I MU li.,t ,4 ti4Siti.-.. i lt , CI TP I : R VI I A: 1 • err* en § ll , . T. 4,1,44- CPtgl. !IP on,. 0091 ' ( 4, spiti .Air• . 7 „,e , - . Two cal A xatuh,,,Nif , ; ) iiiipir mvoct it. 44 , ..citt 711 4i iil t . . •N. t . wr . • '.KA‘.. t• 7f , - +t ign." o .'t€o_lo)ll. o 4 4 7"; MRTlMeiiiirt Justice duliitti entered the 'Nisi Prius or .Co I. A ~-, • , J.. R. Vir This wet an action against the Sheriff, in his offi cial copicityy for haring made a false return In the ,case of an executiorfor debt. . William Dairson (the- real Defendant), who isiin .kurkeeper and bakerttSlittford, Was indebtid , to oie Plaintiff, g Mr. Horatio , Gilchrist, miller, 'of the! place, a large Burn • for ',Which Mr. ‘Gildtrist' 0411 )him at Otikham Assizes,; and obtained a verdict' for the debt, amounting With costs, to 28131. 13s. &L— -in consequence a writ was issued out and executed on : the 301.11 of May, •by one of the Sheriff's iffi cert4 -, but, on Me ;entering the Defendant's hottie; 'he found a person in • possession under eft ataiOnitent etude by the Defendant on the 20th of the sante mon* * and executed on that day. • A return Will, ,coanteNtently,- made of ;talia bona (no effects), by the Sheriff, .r!'..loogh the officer who' elecated the Welt spoke to thertrbeing goods on the pyre alites to the amount of 4001. ' • . • : ' It was argoed by the Cotinsel : fer . thn Defendant, that, from the circumstance Of the asZigninint bbfnt *wide' for the benefit of all the creditors, Zpil adlistitotice given of it,.the loft watsopersided ;* kit this - Ettiltlitid *Junes said t • that the e cit was OW *fitly a fritidulent one, as by 'the asiigament (Whicb was nnly signitd : by. three 'credlie !:- - 4ititouitst Whtim the Pliiiitiffli lamb •dild nill nit r -), it . was it a intended to deprive. dllatiiit of a'tett . Idvatittige which he had preiiduslY" cibtnintid,' end .. ifhtch 116 vantate was on the'Pollif 01 ' being 'fellotA up by . as • , vocation. . . , Vitidtct.for the PhilntPff. . . -1 Iv--9.-..'sq - lie Fv , -' . 1 . 1 ) `- gy p, si 7r. _'l eint •- , re , , ~" ..., . ,ren*- nil le :r 1 . N -1; tl I • • • %PIA 101n. 1 • 111*-esaellourin-sr opti.-64t. gado, ,0iw01i.,.., iti recent t li ski Capt ail Vs Clork on board , e i ..te11a5., 0 4: 2 7 „ ' ,chir lyith,isitruiptigAin4elt, infroj4e.. 9 opiii Itir t 3 11,. it g9n4eman ni fortnng m o rOroylseo rt. . • • ' ,it, aTra c e , prtiiitols" iiiiris `tiiicket, nog .Of . wh''',ii:: l 'i l t . diablialekt4, ttrthe *reit 'terror of the liOrgola i 4;i 'the hokhe. • .0" , . o' - 'n'to ... • It•tpPeered,olhist the.Prisbner bed 'a sister tae idjoi r , . as a . governess in the family, and.-having. lanbibe4a t .: notion of wiring, been ill-tresged ,b,y. hes., ,it led* . this unwelcome visit. leis „ Fp duct altogether Is''' . deranged,' Lid, in polling the . liciltrans isis'peciA*' -it went' off; and Wounded. hr -lii the lit; ;../ii mt, state Of Marin some constakei Alf'Pencrits int. Wit. ; . for, whom the Prisoner ltept- at: bay by peeseatlar . the second Loaded pistol at throb •, , :k3 _; i m i .. tiiiii applied for, eatilt., l lllrOths f litt,4l fee; g ai s td Prank WI Bennet secur hi Pelona... Sias titered fo's hive been In a Stile of insiniti,. o go Will ordered to lie dciiiered'orei to thi ' ate s t it.- . proper persons.' i An ; information was beard..at this (Mtn at do .444 of psi'Donalli, a geni t assm . likfufmer, against M r . Bailey, proprietor of fkg Brentfo,rd..Folicktes,• f or 'carrying snore than fi re Outside paisesters,. contrary' to the Act of Parliament, the' cilia hiiiing je drawn by three horses only. • • •••• i • Hai-wood, the informer's. witness, proved that .there were rt outside . passengers about, the coac h, aryl thepelendant was. Aonsieteci .in the. penalty of tistrty poq.nfls, such being a stitigeted fi ne of it "FUiiiiidi ad.' •••,, j .; ..fig i s; x : . .....• -,-: I ' '4i " . . , • "Viincineleilnetatsv.-; an intinest - woe held it.. Jose, .. before George•'lil 410411eses, on the bud' man l if) years ,of age,. 'Watch and clock mekt, 'di owned the 0 tecedthg de. "It splieared in evidence for the purpose of bedsit. been above five minutes twite water before he stink to rise no more. /eine etioiroet, of Little, 1) . line, g'shertnan, with trektinti, s litilderpAe at the ant Baal of a Aloondet-net, ifterit Nib • ' . , [ near a ginner of an , hoer. in the wafer., sod , carse4. , 1 et to the above public T lionse,, wheve. - 114". Edell*, ! Burrower, assist ,p , ifnrgeon Stfuktten i , of .11 '' 4 Strand, used the Mine recommended' the . 11.4 " 43: litithane Society v beta abisinan' hour and k Attar - ter, viithont effeet. The Jklisly ieternealt iiilliii . l4l4 7 . Aacidesttill Path. • • ' • -:. .. ..ASLE off WIGHT, JtraTilet...r•t l Y s laihrltch•l7 4110116.- .. , deot,trylc.liplece yesterday hi -Ramble firer, by tits ; kettLog o of e .punt, in svh,iol,,rere li.ikisstotes t P M ,. . einher for 14,:ift,ort, eitri only brother et L. Ir. '- , flor.sice,. EfeheW3 a yit.ink Man of Ali to4e;lttiliesi • PAlMKANlgilleveithough they could istitis: etti . eeedingly •.*el4 were unfortunately dreirilatti W4P4. '" 1 getting e ntatig 144 in the weeds. Mr. , likeleint $01, 1 k.„ Rot more.tl:an.g I xmitri of, age, and such tetekelkiriii , QiZ,:„ iiiilctln 141.C11 he was beta, dint his death b es pelarr„ • , STOtie IN - tA l in t i' f ilt 000 in . 61'10100e' the 06 . 14 • " * ' - On VifAeidey; the 'l'd lit: a son "e Flittai ';:t Pnros;wiator,:of..hhingellen,Oenhighaltire;itnyeits • of age, fell into the feeder of the Ellestwesettanktken . was taken with geowt.ifortanwity down the etykain •-•• kw 6 0 404 , 1'4f . itliffeelet be remained fralwiNts 20 miuulet under miter., and 'when taken eitt.twOvrat aloPliently , (lead ;- the means recommended by the - North Wales Jiamene iiocietyi 3 Oas strenuously per. eisted in by Mr. Mon RI!, Surgeon, of I.langolfenifde star 4Q hgn'tstem,-hefoie any sign Of interning smiths. , tiAO teak place, but by tbe•uuiforan perseverante d gr. M. be was perfeetly.reetnred. : 1 . • f iT ...; . MATRIMONY: - • f. - I': 0 RillorderS have CZW011:111111d -. Mob 4.lobutiailY- . , to destroy I:lyinelloptt er; leroluesi ac k am os o f ir o g if i ,eo 4 10 .. 1 nsesp!enee nf qugtin,rtle4 tr re. , reOssio of eyerat tio ,p2.. I mtirralibit to'llseoheiitioei We itri,*biet 'there the of : Orptiwinted ,by.tlits#P,li:reitoostio.i4f tuall#l4, b .itaill.* .. . itensith v'ciNl,lijif't . -.l.tt'.!_i: -, 'ilif4r44l.ltiet;iitti 4-•1 ~ r !elm, have we,aewten. our p__ t Os r treatment oZ. ttie .fidlawlVir sllshrdere, laid thifk " of • our,plott it,iyr4 or atiliiiaoot ardotso, Aso ,ip pnolic„,-, 0 listiWit Ipiegt . ,ii: * =. able, the eneng..s of Owner coMpininis *:+ick.,Bllo Wi gs. piiknifrot In the , ininildigiii of human infiriatiet: '" . , 4- t - 7- • ..41EleniaittatinttiotoeitervartitnatintrNax`y ." • ss utish, at 411 c . tr,ly. u p,et init 4 iiraf t tice o lit ramp . , (Mtn the igoorAnce of troectitc,itied ,nett, or the privy . . preilpitancy of getter:ll priletiflJilie;o4', . 4 '•'•' , 6 g .. ti , 4 T t itO dkeoßttesa 'pine rore'of,whWh we lure. dreosedanur ai l . ? 1 triton' et .opo isesvery s irries of Venereal tufectiop c all kinds% of Arbitity i whether 'aißitig 'ram The linhits of .seltOol-boys or the indlidgevteies of maturer nee: stlnt tterstoVeinwnt .tell the f);*. • Vyli if W °pro WOO it galled litrvorittei.. oriSterilit, s Sentinel Weittness, Glee's, Ohslinetions in tilt l'l'iethrit t as also Strie l tures whether recent Or of tong durutiun , and Whinl4 lino/ tkalil4 l tKe:bkilk trf. - olbtr pctictintters„ use, by Bur pweet Ite . proved plan of treatment effectually ausi permanently Allred. . : without the pat ient suffering the excruciating .. pain asp! alatto , ." ink fransiorrlinxe which frecluenily follows tae • ititigietil titil 'of the lunar caustic. In the coucm of oar est eusigiv phielice ti - 'this metropolii. i iiiiii ernits cases of strictures tatve loop andpre ;4191y . thetkr our care, the Intal eradteatinn of • *Brat 0100 ;by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of cole;ltveriffeW 'any other ye) ',Waved. .T . k a irs , e wett, rellt!Atitt.lo44e• 4 frtility. prot+etlin,g, from this complaint, are speedq.removed, Ad t. toe Varsetu restored to intend and vigo-ratat Warts. "w{., - where the tte4ility hr.: „fee ,ymtii. xxistetli, 'kJ plop* liMe 4 fp • 'v t eranve In our tritorativA,rcpted,igs is indivertsahlA'relpnlaite, tniivitre the au:uttering Sparks of life, acid to 'manhunte the constitution. ittopterogs'llti. , sapkarejhe result o t fignorance or ! haste is the , 1 0 • 11161 - .imple Gesorrhea l nod)! - ' unfretrently hats- . . . •... - maned b' lose teflon of int are , t To riritlloDlVO ii •floistliiitt4tATE,MlP.! Si a,--Much has tifily*stsf korai 141 ti; it 1 iiiirtekiciti i Ri4n: Ktit ' bee n ligi;; le' eilfet — ap tAI. ii-o . ''af Ottjn, who siiiiir I VieEktfai ig *6 4 ) ' 4 Aftottifili in *dilfynincrtil ' , ..;,..iti1d ikli'dY f - 411 • loth& * *lid 401 'lice! 'in difrietiktwee,i.ifltpiPtitii)li s tingll follt.'""Piill4B, if you tab ipotii is onitter, Ate IfollowinkOittillgt 'finm the (ter. R. 1418NiCtit.'3 'fiej Nuitliit•jolitiooti's "Joeirniy: .to th`el4.bridei,`, Nifty please 'led eOstitti—tl4 6- Reaclere of the STATES.: ,1104";, and lt"bti,tig an' hlit'oiloil ..fact, may khoW ' iihsle'tin imnsenie - thing Witlierfotiotcct by in India.: Veittorday ? at Ittria o'obseti .The Sifistied'Dog, its Strand: ipuhrauri; E. Coroner, tot r 'noting Tudor, a yasitik Prentice to Air. Powss. v . , ker, Lo n g-acre, who s4i day of Somerset-house item,';` thist the deceased Went 44 . " thin, and that he• had ---1. FlFfg: " Syne (then). the riet I.4llnviei the : I Past to the Highlands to hunt in Athol, and took with him his mother Margaret, Queei pf Sootleod.„ and an Ambassador of the Pepe's, who_ was in Scotland for the time. The Earl of Atholbiartng of the King's coming, .niade great provision 10411 things pertain. log to a Prince, that he Ilia eitirell served and ease 4 with all things neOetiary to his estate, as he had been in his own Palace of tdittburgb. For i heard ey this Neble'FArl, gart (ceased) make a curions•palaesi to the King, to his mother, and to the Ambassador, where they* were so honourably eased and lodged as they had beenitt *England, France, Italy, of Spain, concerning ;the time, and equivalent for their hunting and pastime, which was s builded in the (glidst of'i kit . meadow, a fair palace of grew timber, *lnd with green birks, that were green bath- nadter'ind above, lids • 'wits faihtosted - tR. Coot quarters, and in every. qUirter and utsik thereof a great round, as it ad been a block 7 hotipei which eras lofted and gested the space of three haute height; the floors laid with green scarets and spreati, tnedwartS and flower,, lit no • man knew wherennjoaeid, but 'as hi had been n a garnen.— Forther,there were two great rounds la ilk side of the gattN.lntla great portcplleis of tree, ralling dean 171 th the de: er of a barrace, :With sa draw-brkir; and are tank of water of Patten felt til4p 3 tied skptlittlitepldth. And else this _Palace w Latin lira bang - siairbitu.! tapestry and amines of silk, an* Lighted sis**e glass windows in all sift% (direi: ll tions)'l eiletthis Palace was ti pleasantly Vlettersativith all nestessaries pertaining 'to a Prince; as It 4start bail his own Palace Royal at home.—FOrther Earl gart make such provision for the king, 'ea' his mother, and the Embassador, that they tied all' manner of meats, drhiks, and deliaates, that Were to be gotten at that time, in - all Scotland, either in burgh or land ; that is to say, all kind .df drink, es ale, beer, wine, bath red affil claret, malvety, irtusi cadet, Itippocras, and aqua vita. Further there Sias• of meats, white.hreatl;. Main-hi-gad; - and gingerbread, with fleshes, beef, Mutton, lamb, veal, venison, goole,'- gtice, capon, cony, crap, partridge, ploVer, deck, drake, brisse-cerk and pawnies, black.cockl and maitfowl, 'cappercaillies; aid also the itanks% that were round about the palace were foil of dr; licate fishes, as salmons, trotits, perChes,' pikei, ells, and all other k ind of delkekte fishes that could be g otten it, fresh waterat and, iitt..i'gr Syne were there proper ''stis*ardit itsitisii i nk baster", excellent cooks and potestgers, * troureetions ant , drugs for their deserts; and the halls and chambers were prepared With costly .bedding, vessel 4 • 11 1 .`1, • . ' ~. ,rt il.ot unfr en t ly . hap- . napery, hOCOillitig .44 a ,kith;; ae that heienuated to:ligiiiieltiekallinteirs" -: " ' --', ' -•— ",' triitiffACiL'iL; - ',..i, - ;4;1 detiorr6ee reci . " et .• . „ • none of his orders, more than itehad been itt, hook*" ' '''tirtfi l * ' . •" ' • . gttliii l t . th serf of life are poisoned by the hid retion or alt .‘ Itit„ ii f - . J _ -- -ii.... ',. .1 1-... '1 tufgiritrded hour. By a superior. method such eoloplaints tire his own palace. , 'fhe king remained in this wits 4r- ~- ';uil l cured; ;lad even where other, have 1484 w 4rllll ' A that seas at the hunting, the space of rthree-days slid three SPAtatsfal ff'Pkikti.- . --The Freer iiiipti4. &tit. -iii- (nay presutiielo offor,e radical rc.44t.‘blishng,,s; *tights, and _ , his comp any, inett say it cost the YArl2l Athol * , „very day Ju eibl'itisiiii liavki been for *tnittie'- . tin* *infused t. , ..4• 41 "Twn . , P eprde r'•"P aet ' d witlVM P. t P l '"P ifinivs k tigliini °t- iirn ' " I ''' . , rotn an iuduigenee it) a seitt.iry vice or the prevelei% . _ _ _... 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Saaysaates Orsncr, Ks flect-stress. s'roßms. NaWCASTLE, JULY 25.--.08 Wednesday sennight •this town was again visited with , a istorm of thunder ,and lightning. At noon the weather was very sultry ; and about three o'clock. a mass of clouds was seen oteeing from the west, • whose sable and lowering aspect, added to the noise of distant :thunder, gave . certain indication, of an approaching storm. A little before four the conflicting elements reached. this place, and continued for upwards of half an honrio es.ploile with awful grandeur over our heads. The lightning was very brilliant, and AAA succeeded itnills with great rapidity. The clouds were at ono time so very low, -that only lour seconds • elapsed between the electric explosion anti o tremendous peal of thun der which followed. The evening became very pure awl serene afte the stortn had passed, end we have not heard of any,dansage,being done in this town. The storm visited North ond Shtilir 'Shields 4ire owe ofternoou, where it assumed a Stilt . fflore terri fic appearance;' the lightning being :sometimes fork id, and having done considerable damage in the lattet.town. The house of . Mr. Oliver, in Albion street, was entered brthe electric fluid,'Whieliltosed *tong the bell-wire into several toorns; in •vws*-of the rooms, a bedstead, bedding, &c. mere literally bur* to ashes; but the fire was 'Arttinstely extin guished without doing further injdry. Mt: tiotlgiei house (artjoining the former) had several "thlitterfill thrown down, and the roof much &male& '-vlV•ip4rif 15 1 son in Mrs. Errington's, sign of the Miele - 1 3 1 ' it the high end of•the town, regkived itslighiltrp% 1 the lightning, which at the saute time itetitilyilla ' 'a clock to pieces in the saint room. TWililtittii . .. wage done on the north side of the water, ittitioalftety homy sustained by thd bodge' of Mr. elloillikriq - Ili DoCkwray-square. .. •:1 ~; J: . ..1 : 1ii. -li ...-0 , 7 4 :1 , ...r im ',..., 'On - khe same evening Wlll 11 es7 A n 9 or, i trt, gbaninpanied with shunter and figh il tiP(rig,„ tifilli AbOut two initei . dlstent in Cl as:‘ ,A -sealer tris'returning frOm the 'past . in a 'cove y ce ' 14 Pe. .''''' obliged him gtortn , ilienliii befitild iho tigianirif Oft i ci l .,, i.,01. *4-, 'isifiroirnit4 3 befold ic ioi to Mi:Wit 4 4o,po o , of," Atiiiroth.' .. • . . .. .s VOA Wednisday last a b out qtree reeipe*, thir thirO and cOlghbouittod' was 'irisited by a violent mid* airful doid4ii:iiilirot, which, we fear, has e7°", riccitiioNeiliti#* de l ainkticiii than in come to our. linOvelpdia. , TA* raid detignndgd tiaid voltt9as,; ; andliftWarficr aithtei:x . of the 4.tr ,eihibitriijistbr,-, a , ritiiiiit . oti thia 'bite wittily:e l M t ei,fl‘l7 livtiiiT. at' poi 1 406 is •Piialiti,ii • wits st i rticp. 4 ,(cb Ait,,. eiecit iion iiiiit &old itpliftePlgylkf l e!iip t ~. t i p, t l / 4 ,foAltig*Yhttit: was ) 18 0 11 Y , re , tll,l 4 lEPlnf Ali . 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