The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-07-25 00:00:00

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W. , W. Brown, . i n d -• , • :'• •.. .1 • . leas • ,:. " • • aii . 444.4 ",,,.. 414 „, , . i 1 St. Jobn-street 'n -9 . • • -grs!lil! . .. _kg in the semi toil %lb* .e to col- M happy ill substtittlog • die folio additional Mr P . O. Rosieli, W. i. WlO Mr. W: n. Ifatno.;:: 1 • it '). A 'l l °,o:rfiltal .issfi 1 "vila hanAsi - h r je S q • C *l°K .lt ts° ..,....,__"" iir " Wi l i " a n gt• , 1 " • ' ' - Met ef Maheoriptioew. , • - i,' . ' Mr. J. W. Maetenale. ~, Mr. J. 21•Doaell .. 11 0 •RC 6 '"; . r ° ` ll. °X.W.foltilt•. . - '• : Vlr° 6l Pf' miffileolgs ° Siet r WM (a 1 ti e ' °r .;•' / . 11203. W. 8 ' • ' •• •If - 0 ?Jr. A. Black, boot- •- ' - oeltrwdeetwedpsqstSionmi l ly that be i s ibiNs; j : it iii ellOpteflked. sisi etield get ea mosey • from' them. , ...., Ammon of Subscriptions already adiertlsed. , Mr..J. Donald, adre. -, : :411er ..., .• . .. i i .(111% . obarto alleged *Omit Wm. Hisohjeet hi Ilo; Ilia her T & . Isere solaildeand ills alai torneil ont . . . . ..- U. wi. Remo ...110 0 . gist.scriptioaa - from Eat- tior tit i l;• c - ath • eirtx.B - . 1 1 Mr. William Brawn, .IV Plialdt.es the morning otsatloned was for tbe ism- • her ledgi g. and sheliad no place to allelies:* for • 11 S Leith.... •• 0 111 PoutAot Rottlitl4 hi. dailjlabaor. and with militia to bas iiiiit• . - • ' • • -c • -Iraqi hicollll3, Faq.... 10 10 burgh , per Dividl.masav - ' Mr- Hand id ad Mr. A. 11 . ys a, To- rows. Lel* I 1 the .14. Inaid - la his pocket. he wand tbe *sewage _ Ili majiskrale laini l4 r o Ai, Bo , l 4 Ne ie5pi..7".!....... ••' Mr Ms. *Wm 1 0 Msg. Treasurer. care .... -1 2 Mr. A. Namayth, it was iUtlili Own mow sins liiii. It wasernel for the Landlord.% tartilMir Tern . .•_••• • Ii;. •• •. 1 n Hoe _ Admiral rum- mr. G.Ttraboll.W.ll. 9 9 York - algae .. I I Ti. - - .z.t--.: -__ ___-?_ . . ••:_ _.11._. li. 1 ... _a_ t._ :IA 1:-......... -f 1.-- :, 4 , . # /. W*. 6 - TatBl - bffkra qf IL *WW I . -.t Mr CioYee. ... 1. 0 Hoe. --...... Meta • - Tu g , ' 11 0 log .. • ,100 0 Jae. Tug, *eq. Dtie • '• Mr Fergbies,of Raitbloo 0 'II 0 Lord Daum .. 511 0 . . . LV. D.. . .lb 0 Alt-feed lo Spin..... 16 0 Jett .11eiger llama, . Mr Oreeabill, adroc... 10 10 ,; 1111 -0 Mr Jeffrey, sohme.... 10 10 D•21121• 022411 1 1 4 11 P. Mr A. Cebilkiterebt.. 10 10 auk s,v.....ve.;•;sse, • MrAyteitiOtelidelrig, la 84 0041bikaii.4 1, 440118 7.. mr , ile•t•ft taint..___... ' lO , .- 1 -4 4 86:•:•,1?In-t-.0•. • lit siriN,•iorr .. 1 '-iiiir It Ihtlip-,... . lend. • •,• • .•,1.!.:,• ; • -1.`,..1 0 ~. 44 04; : , • . .I r . .../.. _ __ _ 1 _- 4,'AP.1.4-4141!*//,-. .. ... . .. .. iIF4:IICW I Waio. L • • A 114108.te..1 1 istiessa ... Mr ./. A. Mikity,. at? , • .. . . Likely.-at Eisis..,A .. 1 roosts. tW 1 . ihniseStike troll DY- Mr. B. Oreeaddelds, • • , seve,igeisW. Sesyme, *aureate. le • • 11 4 . —l3 4 Ilit Jas. Btewert,W.B. le 10 ...' . •• altitisOs at ,tbe . Mr.crsig, Great Sla 4'; g . •• Mk t Wiadeplll- Street. ~ • ... - • ... 10 10 f - • ' ..118. 1406 Ilk Mamma J.Matersistl- • *O.O. Aemicki,.... 41111113.. :00.. J. lO 0 Alt* AWOL, pr lk __,.. 'Pie A. Donlon, edvoe. 10 40 • . .....4.‘ ,.91. rni: ix Mt A. Carrie, adage. V 2 .W IL, . •••• .•• 1:4: Mr Clew Roes, 'deo- I. '..W ..31. - ant W ••• este. d. a II "A i , jammertsest rite •- Mr P. Temaent, W. 8. 9 9 • ;v .........:17b,110.: ilir W . , ititaide, son .' .- & ! il ' 4.,.......: ..9 i ! lit , -4. slim ,• . • • 9 0 v '' - '11;' 1 1 / 4 . 11.11414.441; Mr 4. Eikene,adveesti 3 4 . 1 01. A ' Feksevi 0 •Mr Robert Thompson, - 01' :•.. 4 ,., .. a* la•-s: -.. . advocate 9 2 , ••114611. Mr Alexatder Hector; 2 9 .:. 116301rds. of Ravioli r. - • Mr R. s.slyth 2 2 • glisters Marne... 1 0' Mr Stuart, surgeon, • 'L L Lofted*, Bsq... • Dense 9 9 111dmoett 10 0 Mr P. itromMe; North •A few. Ctrkaters. near Brides—. ~. 9 2 • • fhtithileM .21r11. Looden.rord.. I. 1 0 place.. 9 2 , Dr. Solesoe, Liver- Mr G. Callers, Green- piped 10 0 aide-place 2 2 Tint Subscriptiere,of , , Mr Trail of Sanday 9 0 the Journeyrneel,. - , Mr A. Kilpatrick I I 'Plate .workeis,... • Mr M•Nisea, stationer g g Prleedi to the Ll.O ' ' 'Mr R. Aytoun,Heri.t -• . berth" oflipala. egg %.,' . row . 1 1 . Enemies to the . The Misses Johnston, -, • IllotirSont.:•.:: 9O ' 0 Leith"... ... . . ..11.115.6J. .. A. fr :I:iiwish•Fs la. lir Aqdrew Scott, the Ca , from Me - North Bridge . 9 0 .. • Sp sgle, Ot-4 •• ' Mr J. Macdonald, ford-street, Vg „1114,,, 1,. Newington 3 g • Cleo. Stews% .r. 1... •lillMr D. Murray, W. 8 9 9 A _ It" '.Jesvneyititt: l -t• - ' 4 Workdiea st Dasina4 -- 12. attics of Wit- ' ~,.`7";. Castle, perKditer of ,: •• ' • hem. Eases, by Mi ", t Montrose Ref tom •g 5f 4. _ . . J11olts! ;Crump. • .4.. Littilk- •111 r H. COM.% ad.. ••• . II .: • r• • A.. 1.114Coiti;;;114 - ' ' Mr Wm ' riEtel i 6 All Dr. M•Lean 6 O -Batter' s-plitee .. ... 1 l' T Meters. Wm. Reek- . Mr ...las. btenerieff, block and 50n...... 9 9 . advocate lO 10 • Charles Stepltec I,lesq. Mr. W. Inglis, W. SlO 10 . . • littosehouse,Gloyes- Journeymen Cabinet . tirsbire. . - 5 8 • makers, Cowan's- _ _ • ..t i a .. r ..as tuthlit Thigelmiter was resiinded... • . • - ' • • Gotioweirarid.A. - you* female, wented ass: Proa. was tried it die OM Balm *Wesel° Amotarr took f•t' robbing her master (Mr. Slack, of Smithfield), 'ftitibisi service she bad beets balyabent ten days,• sad miSedibild' to six 'seethe imprEsoement is the Home of CorielleillV Me St Oilts Se penstreetfiklapeetilthlehlitsitiate is thellhdlle of palehsin •'" ''' 6l.- : - ''''• , S l" w airtsZtatiftieW the fellow_ wffilAel - ' : •nthted le ' s Y., ;it'd wbo was oM with ttelind tramiegelpg lier• G gs, : , .. . Oselacher residoeseisthi elltapermOsse Om She - delivised of glee/Ms MAW, ma swops & alistiailaiiewearattoodio • bee 'IBM were iishodhpieed of die twither Whig' libetitakiml - witmedestritititf 're bievlog ISM.' diaraetefe' hid retariddetehtfalkilidis globosity aid virtue. • . the lew fie akar'tbat,se settlement Is gained by a re lideolete a gailise hospital, as &prisoner or pedals for mere i midis is equally settled is law that a bastard child bore hie Home of Correcties, fellows the settlement of the mother; but In this 'ease the mother's settlement mold eat be aseerteined, her residence at Mr. SWAN bolero, too short a duration to gale one hp the wish where he Uses, St. Bartholomew the Less ; end rest N. her settlement were clearly knowo, the qaestion would., Mill occur where she was new chargeable, end. what pa. deb mast • incur the exposes of removischer and bee ebildtethe place of her legal. settlement, 1 - • -, The blestiersays at this Jessie@ Riellidi: elassideritte.: her reel es in the Compterait sat in say wily affective' the ;dimmed bet cod her child to be taken to' to epoerseers of St liarthelomew the Lese, set as her plaits, iettlement, bet sarcastict poor three; that bring the plies she was lift mildest', bollard het ippriehemeot. The parish offieem refused weasels, her, sad' note sr.f *nisi before Mr. Alder - alas OK to stateette grietsde. of • mbeh Wesel . ,dIOSIOnIe, the Vestry Glib; led the Overmettbedve , siksh .to dispute the asthiefer of the Allegittrate. big as their Oafish Noorrovety 'Mail' doe, it beeliiteitheredety 'enlist asy addielhall borsht:ea spots 0 herself `what they were legally liable to. Rt. Bartholomew's gesOtai wee situat e d le theielarish, end although ' the fades,* shortie did Set by ouch residence ' F ain' a *Wettest hi. theiripatisb i • yet, these who were duisharged therefrom ' 1 as lisitinilde, - if to need of !diet, were liteayir sest ..te ' . Bioneli - easeal poor, on the Frearsd, that tieeb peopeet. Mira last tisitteet In the isiriels' Where the •Iltel 'well alteatedd aid . St Barthehmeete Meet's. was is the' ex:. pitnee of removing them, let legal settlement could ter' fasiod,Oresf insdeteloint the* Ilit eo hie sot. He did not mean to say this was is decided point, bat the pariah '''-1 'Mows submitted to the borate, considering they remade. He argued, therefor. thatihnoasten .....g oir r aZ e et .to she Hiltspareiteem Cieepter, , ossl ie. thereto gotosd -no isettemem, ?es as *mai por t that was the place where they were last rest. 'lest. ..y were chargeable therefore to the parish is Which the Compter was ;Heated. and the wblitait and. - ter child ought to have been sent to St. Sepulchre's pa* risk and not to that of St. Bartholomew the Less. le. was no answer that other parishes bad received paupeep.• from the Caulker ceder similar circumstances, as it was ant likely that the ohysetiois would have suggested itself to them,. but from their experience of whet 'had ocetirred to their perish from. St. Bartholomew's Hoipitalhappme lag to be Within it. ' ' • ' Mr. Paves (the Magistrate's clerk) allowed therm pea much jetties In Mr. Hale's reasoning. • The Ow. ties lissom of great general importance, told lotwasi pet aware of any decision that was clearly applicabie.de, Under these elrenesstanceuMr. Alderi Cox deem.. al Itioleintible that the Spliddit of the hi* . 4i eiders of the City should be taken upon " the question; and directed. That the -woman sod-her child. •Ohould kr eiti Meantime `be taken care of in the Compter. ' . . . How-writtar.—We grave in our journal of yesterday, a statement of an applteitioi made by a Mrs. Saundert, for the assistance of the Magistrate to recover. her dtegb ter, who she said she believed' bad been sedtieed by • eertaili Battiest, and vas 'residing in • London under his pw:ection. ' In consequence of the publication of this statement, the Baronet alluded to, accompanied by . two other g o o itemise, apprised at this Off yesterday, before Sir S. Birnie, for the double purpose of giving a' politive .dm. Malt° the story of Met. - Saunders, and of inqulriag where she was to be found, in order that the mettee might be further Inquired Into, and that he might hive an opportunity of being confronted with her before the Magistrate.. The Baronet, in the first place, denied .posi tisely that he had seduced the girl, whom he said he did not even know by sight, and added; that she, and another left. Chichester with a party of mountebanks, and wait with them to Portsmoeth. They came from. thence, he believed, to London. He wished very midi to to able to see the mother. Sharp, the patrol, who had broegbt the mother in be fore the Magistrate, was called, and said he believed he lodged in Cow Cross, but was ' not sore. She promised to call at this office that day (yetterday), but she had not yet done so. The officers were then, ordered to use every exertion to find her out, and to cause her to appear here on a (a ttire day. . . . Ma ace oati nos. siassf—Teeterday S. Br rnard, a na. tive of America, was re.eximined before Mr. Sos, the Magistrate, on suspicion of robbing the apartments ofJ 'Mr. L. Grand, of Marshal street, Goldestoqoare, apts. perry to a considerable amount ; bat the evidence net. being deemed sufficient to-warrant the detention of the l prisoner, he was, a ft er a long elimination, discharged. QUeerr-eQtratte.-- . -DtaTeittistNe Casa.—Yesterday, a y of superior address, accompanied by a gentleman, lady lied to the Magistrates for advice. She stated her. to be the .datighter of a respectable farmer, Who was tenant 'to -General, Bodice*, Nottingham/43k., aheut eight years ago. Her father laid out considerable sums o p en jelpiotremeetr, bat' in conseqoelice of the badness 'of ' the times, the depression of agncrittere; lied : numerous illines•fii stuadoed, he failed,- andilied broken-heartvld. flaring gives up the fate, and having no means Of sub. ghteoco, hei mother soon afterwards died, and she Was 'Awed An apprentice to a drOrillooker at Nottingham, rieeimil 401;preerittle with her. • • At the time het apprenthiship expired, shelves seat to London as as W. vet to Mrs. Bradshaw, is .Bolid.street ;..subsequontly took* lodgings in -Kingeitreet Westminster, and hie. lag folioed some iieqiiiiiitince since sbe mum to Londoner ghe commenced hominess upon her own . account. Want elmieleal, and being obliged to gave credit, rendered her Isewable of paying one quarter's rent, which only .._ Mr. G.Temiliell,W.ll. 9. 9 TwitTFisat • ' 3.1 Mr. J.i3 rant, W. 8... 9 9 Tb. Flax dressers at Mr. A. Banuatyns . • 1 I • Messes. Finlay's°. ' Mr. J. Heodersea, ad. and Co.'s, Dusters's vocate.. .. 9 9 line— ....U. lb. 01. Mfr. J. Malcolm, • Six Journalese and writer.... . . 9 9 two Apprentices W. Whitehead,write r 1 1 with Mr. John RI- M,. A. Stevenson. ...:. 1 • 1 . col, Joiner, Orchard. Mr. D. Christie ... 11.- I field.. _ ..11.14.61. IS r. D. Wardlaw .•.• 2 . Mr. Campbell. of SIB • .• Mr. A. Makiend .... .1,;tk 11 . Berry - lO Mr. T. phapmaa .... $ 1 . Mr. D.Stowern 1 -Mr. W. Ivory . • I I Mr. t. Wilklo« I Mr.T.-lieedeema . • 1 I ' 11r.J 11•11/4e, Hales -I - Mr.' P. *Wm. 14,07 -,...)4 • ,Tria- . 1 ,arga...• • • ~4• • • g " 4 1 ,2 '.._ 11 44.. •!.... ' • 4 1. , ~.' -t . ' l. pr. D. Syme, sutra ' • - 110 P. • • • Mellit. •• . *lab eats •• • • • ... *s - iihrivisokie.. .. I I Mt. 2 . . M.'Nell.edvo- • Mr. , Thomism. : r: • , - mkt .. .... 1 1 • Holskeititi, 'W. 1..' • 1, 1 .sr. S Grabs., adm- Miss Ogilvie, lidos: • ' . • ow.. ... '..:. •s t Pan.. • • ' i 1 Mr. J. Marton; ad- Mr. Willi s vocate.. •.. i 3 W. s .4 Ar The Earl of Mist* .. el . 0 Mr. J. Maki% Ws:: I I Mr. Pagan, of spit-. • .• Mr. C. Imp. Mx". ..:.. . ' tilts. • • • S. 10 t i l'' ' cato:- • • •... - s 9 lallr. A. Young, W. lO W. •A. Spyglass, „ : Mediro. J.. Wright sad W. le* 1 -'• Po.,llsint Andrew's - Mrs. Tod, . , .. 1 • r S ! 7..4 IC enle. P a ' r : 2 ' 2 L i r t. . ll 2l27lllstikOr e ! a l litinient•squre .. •9 e Gavials. •• -- •• & w r. G.. Bowe , Bac- • Mr. Was. ' A";;;P. • 'elefigh-plaes .. 1 I Nicola.. *aeon Lawrie _ .. 1 1 Mr•BIllo. Orel! ; • Mr. co,Ogllale.palster I I street.. - Mi. J. Dickson, mos , • Mosso. ..J. 'asit, T. - . wierstoos..„ , ~ ~. 1 1 ititiet.:, . ., ..9 .9 Mr. 2diss 01904inidl:' Moses" • et; __• Weed glailse .- ' - 4 1 the • .'. .2 W One day's wagsit,A; ; ,Jet,:a., ; Beeeli • ~.3 Li p eo. . ' Mr. tieun's mile.. •-4, .. •'.• _._•• •. • 1 1. men.. ... ' ris Mr. .. AP' : Mew* •_.• 111. 1;.... • . •.1 '• i• • 'Pkyliarw.• ••• 7 . B .1 ' Rev. Dr. M•Crie .. 1 1 Ed. • . 11. •De Dr. M•Lagan,Georgs- • S.ntth et .l 1' Street.. .. 1 1, A. 131..." r t r. Turner, sargem 1 I . A . ' 1 'few , Tiassilthse. T. Ireland, South -, CoppoMmiths. enter ' i ridge.. • .: 'l'''l • Japaassra, Oftide;• . - •.' Mr. W. Blackball . - .e I: I '', side.. ..... ai I• f Iii• 141 A Mr. .D.lllackliall .. v i L, l • -,Mt 11; Aytaitorelri; .8;11 , * Rev. A. Turnbull .. e lli.;.le .J. Thong's, M. . . •.. Rev. .C. Findlatoc' 0 .....• Oierp.oltellt.4i II 2 thetas* , tit , .. L A,. 2: Sir A. C t •:•1101211111 • - le , IN. .r. r e a . i t „m itt' ~. 4 4 . • gietkito j ekzell ,,, yir- - .43 ~, 4.viditlo4. Frie7d: to Again.— . I• 9 e.. of He.'' ,-,../tor. W. f100tt.,:. • •• : il 4 .1 Wits, 16:1441r id0: 1 1 PeroOm is tliellesPitl• Mr. MAU. ' . ' :emit .of tor sou- .. , e .....I.i. j . ,... i.- 90,.N,15tek1mr":614,;- e l . .L trasayek,lVlNl-' . • val•• • • ' ••••• , . *• , ler - • • • • II • 1 !kindly . sekeertptions illtro ,Mt. D . eosidel, of tun. sad ibiler AI T' Went Port .. • I.'l ' • - • Erratess.- lo the adpilleenest *fitly 7th, for Colgail 1 gaper, 101.. reed Colonel Napier, 101. . All Contributions to kind will continue to be roceiWelk* Meows,. Hater, Howell, sod Co. A% Matt-ism, Lomas& Stbseriptions mill continue to be received at the Commit- i ikso.rooms, at the Crown and Asehor and London TaMMis, vidisre . the Committee sit daily; Lloyd's; the Stook MM-; vilarigi • Mews. Smith. Payne. hod Seilth's; Messrs. Raw esPassi Co.'s ; end at all the other Lonnon Bankers. . ..• , .By order of the Coinnilttoo,_ - 4 • - • . FRED. FRESHOI2I.D, Mon:1100... • fr ... . , .. . -•• - • '- - • '-•-' 1 ii OLITH ERES4AIiT ,MADMIIV, A PK 9- AS 4 pLAcs. It.IipIPOPO•SQVAILE.-,The 4 , lacatiek 'lt th is Academy, coodnfed_ial ONO Oleo that has Dees fol. inived fora coosiderible member of :years Pest, will be vs. ,aimed afteethe Hondas, On Monday thellStb lest. it liwwweed - . idallatie :. the stied; bet rether4biiiliieeie iboald heeetil of her. It Weald bwertviirahle.Velai implied for *Mild relief, I " iii • 41 !uttf Soilect Mate of her debts. ~ . 'The Moot_ ang woshia iiihed,,mirteeiril $4 ilie .M - 0, 1. 1. 1 t. 4 4 retrrlA. 1 . .• ' • .. .. •. , . • . u l.e am 'Tula.* mii.;- r taiefOijr.: i Mgrged..444 Mr iwOd !lofiklaLßibetas t . wm broexbt ti p- from Poplar • teateh-hoese, elmi amfek thei Vagreat Act. The pitoitear*Wpoiroheeded whiieln thud of b•r giug,•• W. Might. Might. le Poplar .. Aftcr baler Wiwi lit the ‘IIIOIW/ beta:hand le. a most violate immeor v ami wended mete of the efficeca several • wi th• c the haw km pollen t• The eiftmra..ie cralcr 1. itiiii so lit •fin, %sift It Waseatirt• ollithi bind t • a at whisk modirbe wife elerated them . tio woi. ' . . . left,eiev astlibe to the tread mill. _ . . . • I._~ . ' '.vouNrY bF 'COSH :' - ''.. 6 ...'• -. .nrte 16. At lbw edge% trelera Mr. Justice horns. ratted the Coast; the IloNowieg sue was called on, which ex cited as snostial Interest Thli - attack ea -the RH. Teseasterts Reese et Farr*. Michael 1111 4 Deatiell, Thomas Sullivan.. and David Nagle, were indicted for having, on the ZiOth of May. last, at Varrihy, in this county; - attacked the house of tbe• Rev. Thomas Townsend, and for having feloniously tarried away certain afflll l / 2 the property of that tiro demon. • , The first witness was Mrs. Caroline Townsend, whd deposed, that on.Teesday, the 20th of May, at about • twelve at noon, as she sat in her patienr with her eldest son, a boy about eight years old; a servant maid cam• sand told her that the house was attacked by Whit boys ; ,abe west immediately into the ball, and opened the door 16r four men, who bad bridge° it window at another part of the house, in'endearouringte force their way into it : she them - they shoild have what they wanted, it they would not' kill herself and her children ; they 'plied, that they wanted arms, and mast have them in . study ; witness said they •shonld get then. , Me soon as 41to could get the *eve. on which they followed her int(' fitfilning-room, the four mew beiiig armed with pistols; 'two of them accompanied her op stairs to M. 'Towns elid's room to get the arms; and she having opened the *es, which contained them, pointed to the arms to .which she could not reach ; they teok two pts, one of which bad been at the top of the preesoind the other in it; they then left the house, taking -a gore each, and re hurgod i n shah fine minutes, demanding- more arms std when . wittieessidd she knew of nomore, they reprtek" • that - they shall' have them, for that . " Unit& was - alf gsiod as anetiiii." They asked for an obi testy sweat; whistle they did rot get, hut insissek upon—MeTowns cod's study b big opened for them; the starry was opened, and after searching ft they left the honse, eakinr nothing more away with them ; doting all this time she' had a toil hood opportunity of Observing the prisoners,. blegla add M'Donnell, whom she afterwards recognised at "Bowen'e Court amongst I number of forty or fifty,. and whom she pow - identified without hesitation and with confidence. In sit days alter the occurrence: Nag le was brought to her own heave, where she inStatitlyirien tified him. 'On hertrossexamirtation by Cnuncellor Freeman, Mrs. Townsend confessed thin she bad been witch terrified.; often had beard of fatal mistakes as to Identity,. bit iirmost positive hi swearing that the pri sOners, Nagle. and M'Derinell,' were the persons who took the are She had 'id her service at the time tliree female., two *faith named Nancy Roche and onellary, Fox'. • „ • Anne Roche wit null' palled; and *corroborated the depoiition 'of Me-s. Townsend as to the 'facts, but oa bicg desired to identify the prisoners, after som, hesi tatioit sbe.put the rod on the head of the prisoner rap, .stating.that that was the person who went up stars with leer mistress—the person whom she mistook hint for was M•Dounell, and she confessed that in identify ing she bad made a mistake. After some further time she was desired to point out the persons again whom she had seen, when with some little delay she pat the rod upon the beads of Nagle and bliDonnell, and stated pe attively.tbat they were the persons. 'This witness Was cress examined with great strictness by Coanseiler Preensan s .• and said she was much more terrified. in the Court than when attacked by the Whitebbys. ' . . Wm. Townsend, an interesting child 6f 8 years, win twit explained, and front the unusual degree of intelli gence whiCb he evioced; together with his extremely pre- possessing appearance, his evidence was beak with the utmost attention. had PIPI Hewitt** Fisher, elose kiIIIAL Esq.. ditto Wm. H .Stanton. Esq received at the ' Tropp, Glocester- Theatre • 9/, gid. shire. 5 6 X. Y. • 10 0 dairies Stanton, Esq. ' Rev. Sir Henry MOD. ..., ditto . . John Snowden, Esq , Batt. 4 ' 1 II Stroudwater • 6 6 Mr. J. Doaaldialt,' Rev. John Border, • W. S. .., j 6 , ditto.. 9 9 Mr..Amtrew Melrose, . , JO,. Fisher, Esq. ditto 1 1 Squth „Bridge . S 3 ' John Withrow, Esq. Dr. rule. York-place 1 t ' - dhts . . 1 0 Mr. 0. Bridle, ndro- : , Mr Thos. Rice, ditto.. 0, +' ease 9 g R. Wyatt, Esq. ditto. 1 I Mr. Gibson, Craig of ' Samuel Fisher, Esq. I . ' r Riccarton • • Rev. Dr. Witticism, lit. W.Gibson Craig, , ditto ... 'l ' 1 advocate...... ..• 2 S ....ite. merW.Sendiland WIP •• Mr.J.T.OlbsoaCralg 3 3 ' ' non. ditto . A Friend to Coosti- Mr. T. Thompsoo,ad- tutional Govern- advocate $ d meet.. 1 0 Mr. J. M`Farline, id • Mr Henn. W. Older. vacate... ' 3 3 ___ •••• *44 1 /FORA IN TIME. . or the (04 State, L'ottery Mats. KOCatis• • ISILI N and 9. tisfekt ititglit to lay before his best Friends, the Publie, Mate leiPoltselt 4•etii respecting the Present'Lottery. • • • el • :Ft/arr.—lt is a Governaseet Lottery fur 2200.0110 , re pt ,Varney, to be drawn wording to the old regularaysteie /gory Ticket singly—esehdeciding its own fits mati ether. • • Benower.v.- , -Tberi 'are Three .e 90,000. 'Pelses. Twa7l 210,000 Prizes, and Thirty-four other Capitals, all Monel,' and 210,000 for the very First Prize drama, oat of the Wheel. TIIIIIDION—Thets ere more Prises than . Blank* I FOVITNLY. (and the most Important Pellet of ell.)—The Tickets and Shares- are very Cousiderably.Cbeeper t • they have been in any Lottery for Thirty Years. owing, to their being all on Sale in the open Stock Market with thi other Government Funds and Securities, iesteed of beteg locked tip in the hands of Contractors. se heretofore., bet as by this system the price of Lottery Tickets, like th at of any, other article, will be Induenced by the demand. there lI pry probability of a very, considerable minuses sent ing plain; for 'l'. SIAM sasares his Friends, that the •Is great beyond precedeat, the arrangsweata of the Illiteme. and the Low Pries of the Tickets. loving res tored this the most popular Lottery that has been for many Yeti". Tlelksts and Shares are selling by T. BISII, Stock-Broker. N 0.4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Crou, of wheat SclUimis may ballad. Gratis. ••• 111811 is so proverbially successful ialbe ale of great Prizes, that any particulars ars unneeeseary; malice it to say he sold lb Capitals lest Lottery aloof. The Drawing begins 45th of September. _ _ i _ ___ Tioin, Foregn/Rook Mr. . Cathcart, of Exchange : Produce Blairston . of Calculation Ta- Mr. G. Spier', ay - bles of Spanish t.r- cote . , a tiffcates, published Mr.A. Rutherford, ad- ' by him Mr R. Williams 2 0 Mr. R. 111`Kenzie, Dr. Bradley. Clifton W. 8 9 $ Cottage, Rudders- Mr. A. Murray, advo field 3 0 -cote i • /.. 4r Edward Pilot .... 1 0 Mr. T. Gairdner, Mr W.S. griddle.... 1• 0 W. 8 ' . 1 ii Charles Buonaparte A. L. (on his embirking Mr. A. Dillies, adro at Plymouth for the mate. ' On being asked what an oath was, he replied, " It was calling God to nitness thit be was telfinz truth. — A snestion as to its competency was put, by Mr. Free. wan, but in the opinion of his Lordship he was folly competent, appearing (as he did) to be fully impressed with a seas* ,of all the evil consequences which would foliate the tellias..of a lie. in a case like the present. He *as accordingly sworn, and having coiroborafed the first part aids mother's evidence, further stated, that he bid beets stancting in the ball, and bad a full opportii isity 9f observing the .man wbti stood at the hall door during all the time; that man, lie said, had a part of the window' frame in his band ; and en beiaolesired to iden iffy hitn; be 'pat the tad on Sallivan's head Without the least hesitation. ceess-examtned...,fle said that be bad taken an oath before Mr. Batweirprior to this, and that his papa lio , l itistricterl bias as. to the nature of an oath since the trans action hid occurred; in an hour after the man bad left the Louie, he had seen the prisoner at Bowen'& Court with a number of persons, and immediately knew him ; he was creased in the same way that lie was while stand ing in the half, but on the following day when saw him, he had a Jorge coat on; he said he had been much longer time with mamma and the two men, and yet he did not knOw their faces. . -Samuel Lesson, a police constable, was examined, and stated, glutton the day in question he had been ordered on detria conseqteUce of an attack on Mr. Townsend', beanie; •he bad s-ea a number of men running ;across the conntryv end partieularly :noticed a man with • a white jacket.. whom_ be said be saw go into a potato garde,. and' take' sr spode,. With which he worked for pollee timer witness directed his comrade to pursue the ethers. sadt heels, toilet ed himself is the permit for ambi/chew be relearned and found this man digging in the potato-garden With another, both of whom be took into, cus'ody; it was between one and two o'clock in the day and when he catue ttp to him be had a large coat ore' (on Igo en Ins _ United States of Mr. J. W. Brougham. . . America), by John • merchant Woo, Esq. •.. JO 0 Mr. liaith, Hill-street. 5 p i '''. • A 4. Miss ltibits • -Otani Baker, Esq. . Mr. B. Jameson, ad , Blllton .. 10 0 vocate I 3 1 31. Illeph erdso 13 . Esq. 6 0 Mr. J. Dewar, advo ,.. 4. R. Fenwick, Esq... 6 0 ate 9 9 Dr. E. Troy!" of Mr. J. Cunniogham, • Hteittsaian '• Me Jogai Nesham..;.. 9 0 Mr. D. Claggo . ra, ' Ma,pencer ' & 0 W P .• 3 3 Miss A. Barnard.... 4. & 0 Sir W. Hamilton, Bt. 9 $ Rev. O. T. Linity....- 6 5 Mr. D. Ramsay, W. S. 3 • S Second Subscription from Mr. .1. T. Marty, Tavistock. W. S. His Grace the Dake Sir James Nasmith, of of Bedford, Id sub. 60 0 Pomo, Bsrt • • lir John Flarnank.... 0 A Friend to the crass 2 0 • J. W. M. Bray. Esq.. 0 Mr. Clapperton, of A. Wilson, Esq.. • • 0 Spylaw Dr. Symes ' 0' Dr. Gatrdner, Hallo- Julius Hall, E5q, • .... 0 ver-street .. Rev. E. A. Bray II Messrs. Scott and Orr, Sucdrysmalllishscrip- ' South Bridge 6 5 lions 2 19 Mr. Forrest Allman - - POLICE. • Master Hovsa.—Yesterday a man named Burgess was brought before Mr. Alderman Cox (who tat for the Lord Mayor,).charged with having stoles . l6s. from a sailor. The sailor stated that he belonged to the ship Malta, which bad just arrived frdm Faye!. in' the island of Me.' dein. On Wedneiday he happened to be on sfoorevvitil late at night, and in tonsequenoe procured a' etght's loidgiag st the Queep's Head _public Image, io Darit boost Lana. I e the room he slept In there were tw o beds one A t' which was oscopied by the prisoner, 'oh turned net • early the next morning Shortly after be was gone the sailor wigged Ms 16s: free) his troilism plotter. The pri-• server was sobsequiody apprehended, and exactly .16s. fooled, ip his poyeindoq. The 'landlord of the queen's Heid stated;that in cod sequence of the depiedations committed Mt hit pioperty by a b tr t a id uze he , c i e je mz ei t: i tke op thel . r t : i bode cm be f re er li t r h r ; !trbed, to lock op each room which bad lodgers in it, in t order to prevent the-escape of .alseeta, blankets, feathers, and counterpanes. On the night in question the sailor - . Subscriptions tress Thesteets -.— der. Arth;? - 1 11 *e•••. 4 -1 , 11 •p.vs44 pa. • • • Mr.- J. Bredfete, , • Coleesl ren. .1;:,.4 ell AI. gserge-si k ute m ....... b a Mr I. ....: IV IP Mr: J. O. • J. D.... 1 0 ' Forth-street 1.--;•1.. - b 11/ Mr 11. Miley. .... 1 0 NT. W. GS rdeer.W.O. 1 11 Mr GM. Vey,* I • Mr. R. Gray. Argyle- ' Mr Theists CoawaY- I 0 square hut dry Ilsbetelptless Mr. 11. Lsidther, glider 10e. ISs. 6d. writer . $ I ..~~ .... . ,•.• - • • - -............m.......°' ...' -w ..„~: ~~„ . =I 11011fi