The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-10-16 00:00:00

"72 - _ . . . • . .. . . . . . . . . . or • - i ik o Ai . 7 604,..... ../ • . .. - . • 1 1 1 40 . 1 .\ . I \ jt) e elOti s : t , ' „„ ~ 0 '-. man /4 f , ~~ -~ • A 4 ,11 ._;ad ~ - p c ' off :JO! LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1821. i NUMBER 5191. fISMISSAL of SIR ROBERT WILSON from the Army.—The PUBLIC MEETING to take into co,o4i6eration the propriety of entering into a PUBLIC sesscßipTlON to indemnify SIR ROBERT WILSON, udiertised for Thursday the ISth imtt., is POSTPONED, in eimsegusoce of the unavoidable absence from town of several Nnhlriuen and Gentlemen who have expressed their wish to attend, and that the Meeting will take place at the City of London TtiTeril, on Thurday the 2tth instant, at Twelve '6•4 ;lock. -__O.tober 15, 1821. ROBERT HALL, See. , QUI ROBERT WI I.SON.—TH E COMMITTEE • 1.9 appointed by-the Electors of Southwark to promote a SUBSCRIPTION to indemnify Sir ROBERT WILSON. and place him " above the reach of Ministerial malice wad " n ow.," beg leave to announce to the Public that•the foliowieLadditlonalßuttscriptions have been received : #' s. d. Z. s. d. Mr. - C. D. Osage, VIM Mr. Bragg OlO 6 Berasals.• 1 0 0 A few friends meeting Mr. Dibble. 1 I U at a cofee-roont in RR OlO 6 the City, who wish .W. E.. ..... .. , I 1 U the example may be 'John Burton.. II 0 followed. First • , R. U. A.. ...... —. 3 3 0 Subscription. per Servility procures PS• J. N. ...... ........3 . teenage 5 5 0 The M ites of Four A Rnronglionien 5 6 0 Commercial Travel- R. T. Mandeville I 1 0 lers meeting at the `l,iberfy • l 0 0 White Rear. Bland .J. R. .. • .., 1 0 0 ford. Sunday, Oct. S, Whitbread, 'Esq. 7. Friends to the ALP, 10 0 0 Constitution. but Rt. lion. Earl Prtz- not of Despotic Wi11iam...... .500 00 . Power . ... ....4 Lord Holland ......1.4 0 0 J. B. Monck. Esq., Earl of Jersey ... ...SO 00 • M.P.... •• • ....... 60 Lord J. Itussell,M.P.2.s 0 0 Mr. Phipps, Proprle- W. V. ,20 0 0 for of the New5.... 5 ' LordOssailston.M.P 23 0 0 F. D., Islineton..... 1 Viseonnt Denconoon, A Mite to the Cheva- M. P 25 0 0 tier sans pear et , Mice, Esq. AI.P 30 00 I sans reproche..... I .A. R. . 40 0 U Richard Smith, Esq. J. R. fOO UU I Stoke Newing,ton 3 0 0 H. Reougham. Esq, I J. S. ....• • ....... 0 IS 0 M. P. • 25 0 0 J. n. 3 0 I A Friend, per ditto 400 0 0 I Jame. Bland, New- ' T..Beernaii, Esq. I market... •f 1 2 0 M.P. ..... 23 0 0 Mrs. 81and.... I 11f Pr.Les!iington,ll.P.23 0 0 James Napoleon. •• • 1 1 0 Dancer. Fellows, and Ca reline... ....... I I 0 C 1.11114 8 queer fish Wm. lioltitet , . Esq., is Clipstone-street 30 0 3. 14on'h•inn I 0 0 ' A Enemy to Olives- i Barry o .Nleara , 3, bion 1 41 0 14 . 011 ' S - inn ...• ... 50 0 A 'A. W. Pedley. Esq 5 50 i B. a Commissioned Joaathan Dorker, OMcer. on half-pay Burr-street, Lon- of" t,eenty ycirs' i don-Doc4:s 'C. W. CI. per ditto I I 0 1 ine . Chronicle-- 5 0 0 John Alder. per 'ditto I ..I 0,1 \lr. Waters. lei:eller, • 1. R. Per ditto: I 11 0 1 O x f or d-street...... I 1 0 Danl. 1I a r %%lou. nr ) do I I 0 A fl.w Fs lends. -En e- G. E. Atisinson.....t .0..3 0 nat.% tolkieression 1 Mr. Dr1ve5........... 0 10 in Ike Loodon-rodd 8.. a Lady. paid to ( Ist sub.) . 17 5 0 Alderman W00d..100 0 0 Subscriptions are verelr by the following Ranking _ houses : —Messrs. Marten. Stone, and Co. OS. Lombard street : Willients and Co. Bier him4sine t La.lbroke owl Co. Runko-huilitines - ; Ransom and Co. Pall-mar.; and Sir John Pinlions and Co. Borough Hank. liy Order of the Committee, Three Tuns-tavern. Oct. 13. Weil. R. 11 ALL, Se... -- . --- - —.....---- . _ PIANO FORTES AND PEDAL If %RP'S. H 3 best double-action PE i/A L .1 II PAO:mil% ii has not been aged Ten Times: cost One Hundred and Twenty Pounds, for Eighty Guineas. Also, a single-action. ditto. Foriy-five Guineas; late the property of a Lady ; Cabinet Piano Forte. not to be equalled in Tone melTealt. for Thirty-60d Guineas, worth Sixty Guineas a s•lnare Piano Forte. Twenty-five Guineas; Grand Six iretate with Lyre Pedals. &r. by Tomkison. cost Oae Hundred Pounds. for Seventy-five Guineas. May be seen at Mr. Watleas. No. 13, Leicester-place. from Ten to Five o'clock.—Packing Cases Sold or Lent on hire. THREE OF X 30.000 MONEY 1 . and J. SIVEWRIGIVI s.lkit the favours of the ON • Publics at their old and Fortunate Offices. 37, Corn hill : 11. Holborn ; and 3 4 1, Haymarket. London ; where they had the satisfaction, in the ‘ery last Lottery, to Share end Sell 4.421 a Prize of 1 . 25,000 1 O.ISI - - - L 2.40 - - - - 21,000 11,730 - - - 2.400 1.4441 - - - - 4,C00 19.023 2.100 besides many smaller Capitals.—And they also sold in Shares ALT. the J:40.000 Prizes in one Lottery of the preceding Contract. J. aad J. SWEWRIGIIT have no hesitation hi reeommendinz the Scheme of the present Lottery (which be gins on Tuesday 30th This Month) to the attention of their Frieads stud the Public :—it eontnins THREE OF 30,000! - - - - • sal 30 Other Capitals, All Nlnnev.—with not Two 'Blank , t Prize.—.£3o.ooo a for the first-drawn Prize. Tickets and Share!. are on sale at their fortunate Offices, where they hope to have the pleasure of paying to the Public one or more of the .1 311,000 Prizes, and by their Agents. 3 ,I ORRIS', COUGH DROPS, for Coughs, Colds, Astlimas, and Consumption.—These Drops are ad mitted to be the best Medicine for immediate relict and per fect cure for all dangerous Coughs preceding a Consump tion, which if taken in time, will infallibly prevent that se rious malady ; they have been administered in private prac tice upwards of Twenty Years, with the greatest success; they are admirably adapted to allay that tickling sensation which provokes frequent Coughing, removing all Obstruc tions, Hoarseness, Wheezing, Shortness of Breath, and all symptoms that usually attend colds. Prepared by G. MORRIS, Chemist, &c. to the Royal Family, high-street, Kensington ; to he had at most Drug ;lists, Booksellers, and Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom ; where may he had, Moan is's GoLorn ASITIBI -1.1005, or FAMILY PILLS, one of the most safe and ernes cults Family Medicines.—Sold in Bottles am! Boxes. at Is. I id. and ts. ed. esch.—None are genuine unless signed by G. MORRIS on the Government Stamp. GOUT, &c.—No, S. OLDRAILEY, Ludgate-hill. London. ESSRS. THOMPSON and Co. Surgeons. &c. challenge the world with respect to Gout and Rheu matic affections. having discovered the only cure, in the United Kingdom of Great Briiiin and Ireland, which they will prose by ocular desnonstration. Considering the prin ciples itn which it acts, it is impossible that it should fail ; to be brief. it liquidates the state of the fluids. corrects the prods impurities of the blood. removes ottstruction to the remotest extremity. removes the case of pain. prevents the chalk-stone gout, so called. from taking place (end gout in tar stomach;) in a word this extra •rdinary Remedy has already performed miracles as it were, wiwn all other tneans have proved useless. Thousands who have experienced the Winery effects of those admioistrations, are willing to mine forward on oath. if required. to testify what has been done for them, &c.—White 8 swellings. Cent raet ions, and Enlarge ments of the Joints, cored tinker:salty. if not more than three years standing. Cancers. Ruptures. Strictures. Drop- Sir% Abscesses, Ulcers of every denomination. The most respeetable. References given. —Messrs. Thompson sad Co.'s abilities in Surgical and Medical skill. are ton well e-ta blished. and already m itle manifest to the world. instead in Deed o f ",„„ rot i on . _Epri e r., post paid. duly atteuded 14. \.ll. • .ldvtce Gratis ..vin Eigh: /id Teo every .11or.tios. 00 40 00 50 00 00 " Th. Gems for whic4 HAMPDEN Jell in the Field, EAST INDIA DOUSE, Sept. 19, 1821. THE Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants of Eisylarld, trading to the East Indies do hereby give Notice, That the Court's Advertisement of the 29th ultimo, for the hire of Ships of SOU tons. and upwards, builders' measure ment, and the Tenders for which were to be delivered at this House, on Wednesday the 3d October nest. is with drawn. The Court farther give notice that the Court will be ready to receive proposals in writing at any time, on er before Wednesday, 17th October next, from the owners of such Ships of the burthen of 800 Tons and upwards, builders' measurement, as have not performed more than seven voy ' ages to and from India or China. In the Company's service, specifying the rate of freight at which they miy be willing to let such ;hips for one voyage to China in ti►e Company's service. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the co ver, to be severally sealed up and left with The Secretary, at or before twelve o'clock at noon. on the said 17th Oct. be yond which hour no tender will be received. JOSEPiI DART, Secretary. The particulars of the Secretary's terms and conditions up3n which the ships will be engaged, may be had upon ap plication to the office of the Clerk to the Committee of the Shipping, on or before Monday next, the24th last. RE -OPENING of the EGYPTIAN TOM P., 3d Novemher.—The Proprietor of the Egyptian Tomb feels himself bound to express his gratitede for the great en couragement the Public so liberally bestow:A on him during the late season, and has the pleasure to antiontice that, deeply impressed with a proper sense of what he owes them who so highly encouraged his former exerticrts. that he has spared no pains or expense to gratify their curiosity on Egyptian Antiquities. In nddition to the former Exhibition he has introduced Six Models in Wax, representing the following Monu ments : The great pyramid of Shephrene, on the reduced scale of l'2o feet in I foot. every stone of the exterior and interior of the passage. chambers, and porlicolios, are i • the due pro portion. and so exactly contrived as to give the most corr.xt idea of those ancient Monuments. The Interior of the Temple. in time Isle of Philoe, is most minutely executed and painted. That of Hernenntes is also represented. stone for stone. The entrance to nn Egyptian Tomb in Gonnon. with an Archway ever it, to elucidate the origin of the Arches. That part of the Model of the Tomb of Pseuds. which hi therto has not, been put before the Public, will be placed so as to give a complete idea of the Tomb. The great'remple of lbsunibul, in Nubia, milk nil its ('o lossal Fivires. &c. in their due proportions, will give a coin - pleto idea of tie EN) pilau excavations. Admittance One Shilling. N. h. The Proprietor takes this early opportnnitv to an flounce flout tne ptian 'Comb will be tinnily Closed at the end of February. SUBSCRIPTION FOR A BUST OF CIIARLI.::4 HU ['TON, LL.D. F.R.S. &c. &c. TO OK Is Mad FILE BY Mr. SEBASTIAN %II AO T.'s Bus I . is iirentled as a mark or hig . It respect and veneration for the character of Dr. 111 C atiu na a tribute of gratitude for his issportata Isboers i:: the sti vmstentent and diffusion of mathematical learaing. dutitta the long period of sixty years :—a period widen will be me morable in the history of Science. on account of his merito rious seri, ices both as an Author and a Teacher. As an Author, it is welt known that his numerous publi cations have been uniformly held in the greatest estimation. and that even his earliest productions continue as Standar:l Works of increasing popularity in every country where the English language is understood. His persevering exertions also, as the Conductor of Scientific Journals, duriag the above period, have had the most powerful effect in excitids emulation. increasing the number of able Nlatheaintie:aus. and thus greatly enlarging the :monitories of useful Sektire. Asa teacher, too, his lahours have been singular:y suc cessful, especially as Professor of Niatliematics for nearly forty years in the Royal Military Aeivie sty at Wo•dwicit ; an institution which, by It'.a judicious plaits no I 'memo:ring • care, he raised to the highest degree of celenrity und ea ' tional importance. To his instructions. iTttlecil. 811 , 1 !ii. improvements in Military Science. his Country is detylv in debted for the superiority and success of the British artiller y and Engineers, in every part of the world, for the last half century. Such are the important objects to which Dr. Ili's-I.os has constantly devoted his valuable lime and talents : and such are his well-founded claims to the gratitude and atlatiration of every lover of Science,—claims which much insure to him the lasting fame of haying been one of the most elfieteut pr.,- moters of tunthetnatical knowledge in tiny are or eotintry : esin i ttiallY in improving a n d simplifying those Sciences, which are conducive to great public utility. And here it must he gratifying to add. that this ex' raordi nary Man. though now in Ws eighty-fifth year. is still au ar dent, and occasionally an active. promoter of Science. *** Subscriptions (which are limited to Ose Pa :n I each) are received by Dr. Andrew, of Iddiscomin.; Vraneis Itaiiy. Esq. of Gray's-lnu; Dr. Gregory, of Woolwich: Or. of Finsbury-still/ire : Daniel Nloore, Esq. of Lin coln's Inn Square ; 311.1 by Edward 'Froug:ltott, Esq. of Fleet-street. A Model of the intended Bust is already completed, is considered a very accurate likeness. It unity be seen at the Sculptor's Premises. No. 31. king-street, Edgeware roail—Casts of the Bust, at Two Guineas each, will he pre pared fur such Friends of Dr. HUTTON as may chuse to or der them: but the Marble Bust is to be given to the Doctor himself, whit the hope that he will hereafter present it to some :Scientific Institution. CAPITAL FLOORCLOTIIs ANOCAIIPETs,sELLINifi UNDER PRIMF: COta, AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED CARPET AND HEARTH RUG \o. 118. LONG ACRE, LONDON. THE PROPICI F,l Olt bega to inform the Nobility and his Friends in general flint he has now to offer to their particular notice *hove Fl VF. THOUS 1N1) V 11:1)4 of wed-seasoned FLOOR 41.0T1i, of the most I'3i:idit:Ode patterns, and cut to any dimensions for rooms. halls. vas sages. and stair*; and four times that grantity of very su perior Brussels, Venetian. and Ri.l•terininster Carpet ins;. and Hearth Rugs and Drutorets of every , li-ieription. are botorlit under very peculiar circu- st t c and will be sold at little more than half prier. Ms... .1 le whole Pieces of very excellent Floor ('loth for Exportation. 3.) yards b) 7 yards. at 4s. 3il. per square yard. This is the Warelionse for !ovine: ll.—trth Itngs made to match any particular pattern of t'arpctin..: at a few !tours notice. 4)OKING fiIa.AS` 4 P.S an IPI 'fl.Nl ItE.—Seve- R.A ral large SECOND II IND rt. vrEs, are now on stile. at COoI.F.R altil SON'S Matitttlet , .ry, 93. Bishops gale-street. ‘l , —Some of the larger sizes are admira bly adapte.l for large dining-rooms and t rLaat drawi ig rooms. A large assortment of rieli Cli:oincy. Pier. and Clieval frames. with New Cilasses ofisolperior colour and brilliancy ; the prices reduced beyond atl ioriner lireeedi nt. Plate Glass tor Windows. Carriaze.., may also be manufactured as high as 13t1 ay 72 inches, 12(1 by 140. or to AliV given dimensions. Noblemen. gentlemen. tilnrveYors. Priiiirictors of II vets and others, will find this Warehouse d.tserring attention. from its estensiveVariety of eseel.cat Labia:l,ll3d 4 7 404/4 44., .d.• The ophoistery arrangentents'displaytsorne newlippeimens of peen/far neatness and elegariee. wit., Mite still *rester mire ll mire of eCOßOttly intheestargas. some furniture fur sitting-rooms and iisuf-cliadhers. to be 41,4- posed of on proportionate terisa. . g„ Porniture delivered to any part of .Ibr .tootitr. ithratt IMO tot injury or expence of paylies. srpArsr died on Me Scaffold!" THE. ARMY.. CIRCCLIE RESPECTING THE GIMENTS OF REDUCTION OF TUE RE• INFANTRY. War-Onice, August, 1621. have the hononr to acquaint you that the Ring has been pleased to order the establishment of the Regiment of Foot under votir command to he reduced from the 'th instant, inclusive, so as to consist of the num peci6ed as follow : Regiment of Fe I Colonel 1 Lleutenant-Colonel It, S Companies. 1 1 Quarter-master Serj. 1 Paymaster Serjeant 1 Armourer Serjeant 1 1 School-master Serj. S Colour Serjeants 16 Serjeauts 1 2-1 Corporals 1 Drum 31ajor 11 Drummers and Fifers 13.12 Privates 2 Majors 8 Captains 10 Lieutenants I Ensigns IParnsaster I Mijutant Quarter-waster _ I Suwon I Antstietst Surgeon I -- 1 Serjeant Major I 650 I am, at the same thee, to convey to you the following instructions, viz.:— Arm:4'lml., Aceontrements, and Camp Nercssa Ist The supernumerary arms. and spare tents, if any, are to be returned into the Stores of Ordnance, and ac quittances are to he taken for the saute from such per son as shall be appointed to receive them. ComplAc sets of accoutrements, equal to the number of men to be reduced, and the spare Camp necessaries, if any, to be packed up, and sent to such place as shall be poiutc:l out by the Agent for Commissariat Supplies at the Treasury, to whom Inventories thereof are to be trans mitted. Quarters, and Arcovnts of the Men.-211. The gnat.- ters of the men to be reduced are to be duly cleared, their accounts made up, and all their just pretensions completely satisfied to the time of their being discharged. Cioti.iof of diseharged Earlt Non...omnd%. sioned Officer and Private Man, who shall be discharg ' ed, is to be permitted to carry away wi; h hint his knap sack, and his proper regimental clothing for the present year. Great Coaty di.veharged Rm.-1:h. The great coats in wear will also be allowed to be taken away by the said Non-commissioned Otlicers and 'Alen, if the same shall bate hem actually worn for the space of two years ; but, it' not, they are to be packed up and for waried to such place as shall be pointed out by the Agent for Co:moist:4oe Supplies, to whom an iiiventory there• of ghoul i be seat. _ 1 ,.11,prii,e).3.-3th. The Officers liable to re duction will be vim:ell upon Half-par Prow the 2:ffil (it s October next, and you will be plrasea to report their 11:11114•S to this ()thee. _ gst;avite of Sews rego;,-ed.-4011. :in Estimate Of the cams that will he regoired on the present occasion, is to be sent to the Departoileot of Accounts at this tinguisiiiiig the proportion fur each head of S..reice. A Duplicate of such Estimate is also to be scut to Ct.: Agents of the Regiment. q . Aled.-7th. The claims of the Imlividolls present with the Regiment are, of course, to he titiailv settle4bn their reduction, but iu cases of men unavoid ably absent, a Statement of the balance flue to each is to he transmitted to the Aviv, in order that the claims of such men may be settled hereafter upon their own appli cation to the Agent, without ditlieulty or delay. A Doplicaie of this Statement is to be sent to the Depart ment of Accounts. Dates of I i;s4nrging thr Men.—Sth. Care is to be taken that the day, or days, on which the men are seve rally thscharged, be inserted iu the pay lists, in the column of 11:unarks. AN/ca.:cot te, r'oalef„lArent, and Capflins.--9th. The allowances to the Colonel, Agent, and Captains, for the reduced cotopanies are to be discontinued front the :isth inst. inclitsi‘e. .110:1••,!, Family .411tommee and Pascage .Honey.-Ithh. allowances to be granted under the head. of M .irching Money, Family Allowance, an ! Pass ages by Wa:er, for the men, who, on being discharged, ititetfl to reside in the I 'niied iiingd 4 and for their :aniiiies, are specified in Section 2 of the RegulAtiuns is ! stvil 1;.0.11 this Oliire. _ _ . .... 11144ra:reg.—I Ith. It having ocnttrreil, in mane in stances, that men producing discharges at Cholsea have aileged that the discharges did not contain aii the par ii,:ulars which they would have wished to have Brous„ ht rui,ler the consideration of the Chelsea Board, it is ex tremely desirable that especial care be taken that the ii.setiarges of the uien, recolunien.ted for the. Oitt-Pensioit. show every proper ground of claim that each man mry have ou account of his services, wounds, or • other disability. You will he pleased to acknowledge the receipt of this ' letter, and to reolit tit.. date when the Reduction shall have been came.: into effect. I have the honour to be, Sir, Your isitAt obedient Servant. (Hhcer Commantlinw the Regiment of Foot. AMERIC.I.V 5h:1 1 7.3 TR.IDE. The following are a fe►c of the specimens of the treatment of .lu►erica:► slLvls. as related in Pr. Tor rey's (jun.) Book' on the subject, just re-publi3ited by Mr. Cubbett A slave having escaped from his master, in the state of North Carolina, within two or three years pa*.. was seized and brought back, by a being, whin, when requested by the master to name the reward he shovid render him for Lemming the slave, replied, that all the compensation he desired, was the satisfaction of 1104...;:idg him. being granted, the slave was bound to a lug, and the .` resounding lash" applied, until the resentment of his execittioner was satiated. The infatuati.d master then took the ensanguined lash himself, and wit.+ about to repeat the process of fla gellation, when death, not then a king of terrors, but a generous benefactor, a "fricied i.t sired," rescued him from the intended protraction of his excruciating tortuer.t. After all, let Cie balm of compassion, ra ther than imprecations of divine wrath, he adminis tered to these erring mortals. Their igregiona mis take may be traced to the :nighty force of example, and the deficiency of early, religious, amid moral eiiu ca'ion. This fact having heel: before pub.ished, tuust be, to many p nouns, already known. In the state of Pennsylvania, a considerable number of years ago, the proprietor of a turuace took up a black boy, a few years old, and in the presence of his distracted father, wantonly thrust him into the games an ! melted metal, where he was instantly consumed! The information of this horrible deed was originally 'communicated by a rear. ;an.e cit.ten of t:t.' city of PRICE SEVEN PricE. Washington, who formerly resided in the state oi Pennsylvania, and it has been further corrobora• by another, of the city of Philadelphia. In the state of New Jersey, a female slave. several years ago, was bound to a log, and scored wlth. a knife, in a shocking manner across her back, and t!.e gashes stuffed with salt! after which she was tied to a post in a cellar, where, after suffering three days, death kindly terminated her misery. Tbis . fact was communicated at Washington, by the same ti64*n above mentioned.* t 419. As two persons were returning from Haf t ' a few miles north of the city of Washington; fit yor ten years ago, they met on the road a free man of co• lon,, who resided in the vicinity. They seized hiht, and bound him with ropes. His protestations that be was flee, and his entreaties that they would accorn patty him to the house, (but about half a mile divan:), where his wife resided, and where he could satisfy them of his freedom, were in vain. Having fastened him by a rope to the tail of one of their horses, ..bey were seen, by a citizen, who met them on the road, dragling hint in this manner, and beating hint 7.) make him keep pace with the horses. He cantiont.l them, and begged of them not to kill the black ma ; but one of the ruffians plucking a stake front ti.e fence, and threatening with horrid oaths to Iwo,: hint down, he found it necessary to retire for his o safety : —a few miles farther along, on the following morning, this poor African was found by the side of the road, dreadfully bruised, and his eyes blootish.,:- ten,—,ka,l!* This distressing catastrophe str.in'_ exemplifies the defect of the laws of the state in it occurred, concerning free Africans, which their seizure, without any specific judicial authority, if found without certificates of li•ecilum, by the in , s: vicious and aha:oloned menthers of the community , . These two ill starred wretches, just sallying far's from a notorious school of intemperance, were u tiouirtedly. intoxicated, and of caurse in a state of sanity at the time they committed this outrage ; and probably been reared in the wilderness of ranee sal vice. I was assured, that one of them hint; been accustomed, 15 company with hisoreafit."..: . • to tile business of apprehending ru .away shaves, a:t Filch. free Africans as they cl a d catch without cart:- Ow yieiaite 44 the phre w!!cee the aloave tra”:. neoirroll, it livinz at a Itn.i in whie!a riere ;t,l just t froan.l. for brlievir.g• that the lives I.%•eral slaves had !wen olestroyetl, by whippin 4W! c•veriti.“ - , yet l.:vertaittell such horror at thou:Jos ilf t..a:lspiletaii in to lieorgh, (with whi c !i ha.! ofton titreat...iiel, by way of reprinian.l.'.) f I),AT u h so•Vii;4 a %Ir stagCr tawarls the how:a, (o‘i a r.)A :lay.) %%phalli he suspect:A to be a Georgia :l,l% I le 11..1 in:.' the fields with the greatest precipita tion, :tn.! secrete:l hinisi.lf so effectually, that he was nut .iiscovere , l moil the expiration of a fortnight,— when he was &at' ..—fr.aeul—antl the pupils of hi: eyes picked out • It is a notorious and afflicting truth, that in the Uni! , , States. the head of a poor Neck inaa has beea cut off la i• impunity, by a white WM, (or master;) that black men 'iv: • been wantonly shot by white men ; and that a free lets •.; man (wtenn I have seen myself) was/it/Advil, and tieing :la sueee,:sfidly offered for sale as a stave, was bound to a ;Tr,: in the winter, and lea without food until his feet were fro - 4.'1. where he would probably have perishzil, had be not extri cated hiaiselt by his own straggles. + This statement was furnished by a res:ieetable who was one of this first tital found the dead body, his ow a house. 11. Nothing can more stronvly indicate the tree st^s , , of tae ease than !his diisoisin, of names. Tne Antnnr dare put his itlme ; but he was is Pennsylvania : he wool,, bandy liavo exposA his •Jarylaad informant to deaf: naming him. W. C. - - - I t is a fregimt custom in the district of Colitmlia. Nlnrylantl, sad I)..laware, for masters to eniestvoirr to I oral ttwir had siaves, by territyin; Clem with threai, nl selling . them for tie Georgia market, " or " to Carotin:l" them ; which is of•ea carried into effect. 'Nero arc not withstanding, several individuals. so conscientiously oppose to selling inert against toe's,. will, that the most trap.ti.d mahot con.loct will not induce to do it ; and they prcfer rt•je•- ing then, and letting. tiwal heel) all the wnei they Call fur Glair own On Saturday In:truing, the 6th instant, between tb, hours of two and five, was committed a most doh): rubbery upon the promises of Messrs. Sidehothaw an i Co. at Ilroadbuttoto Ilia*, near tilossop. The rubbers seleeted the opportunity to accomplish their purpos., when the watchman of Messrs. S. and Cu. bad left rho premises to accompany the waggoner some distance 'Ton the Manchester-road, and in the first Instance violently entered the smith's shop, and took thereout large sledge hammer; they then broke into the coon:- log-house, and by repeated strokes with the hammer, succeeded in breaking the doors of the inn safe. front tt !aids they extracted upwarals of 1,0110/. in bank notes, gold, and silver. Upon the watchman's re turn to the premises, about five o'clock, he gave the alarm, and Messrs. S. and Co. immediately despatch ed numerous bodies of their workpeople in all direc tions, to get intelligence of the depredator. , , but with out effert. A reward of one hundred grtineals was infineditvely offered by the ttloss.ap Association fa the apprehension of any one of the &fenders, and war - rants were obtained in order to scare!' the dwellin_s of several suspected persons in the neighbonrhood. In the house of a man named Arundale the Police found some joiners' tools, which were identified as the pro perty of Messrs. S. and Co., and upon his being mi nutely examined before a Magistrate, after much hesi tation he confessed having, along with another prr sun, named Shaweross, committed the robbery. Ifo has siare discovered the place where hie share 'la,. booty (about 4111;0 was coluvaloii, and which we en dersiatel etas been recovered. Shaweross ahsconde•l whet* Arundale was taken into cesto ty, and has rot singe beet heard uf; hut it is generr.lly ettair!nd—l that be 1-as not taken the property along with hie, the place of it* concealment retnaiet at preeetat a seeret. It is singular bat Aiviedale, as a trawl:min of Messrs. S. aid Co., attended tier muster at tb. mill, within two bears after the Frpetra on of ii.• the theft. an , t remaiarat at moat ni/eitt •, 1 , ~1 NM