The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-18 00:00:00

,~ • a there Were 410 prinidirre Wltlvi the W;ill4, 80 werme• - ''/..4 - W-/Nl74l.l,ltiteeNClte , occupied singly. Many•of -the ether rooms were cc-. • •• • copied by, six perfons or mer e ;of th e lower classes?. .. ' COURT • OF. c likaiVERV: Axe. 17.' -• • - • Mr. Burnet, a prisoner, and beep!' ofeseon e sdrierin 9 , '"P i le 4l ' o •' 4l ". Lt !" IN 1.1 " i ?kIATI" tic '!gk illN9 A . .1 who grntuitouslyettlends the sick, informed the Ogee'. •. . ett.f9ttelT. • , on the .pirt otl mitres, that such waselsecrowthee state of some of eke/ ' Mr. Haer'saill, this wae e :Petition. •A the essigneeti, for .the expengentent •of a. debt due rooms,: and the Conseque s lit offensive smell e ebot tr . • • fjem the bantropt to Mrs. Martha Smi th , .ou the he hash not been used to an • hospital,. he• could. -doe grennd thetalie had pretiously siren him a release Isavesbotoelt, e and that a corpu l en t patient irmier.hia• .t. • hy..executing a deed of .assigtimerit, by, which she re- . rare watgetting into - a bad way fruni the crowded' ceived a composition of 14s. in the pound for.auother ' elate or his . npariment. • •• - .4 • • '' ''' debl: , M . i e d'ar t contended that the release was gee Mr. E "• reoshooft gave in evidence, that there is no . . • i ',mit imposed b y the rules of the prison •to any:num , rat ' . . .her of •pri.ossers as shall think fit ern %ding together Mi. Cuteers followed on the same side. Mr. Leaeu, on the of .the . creditor, ettid,lhe in the : same room, the eliect of rapacity. on theosse.':' l : eeht iri question was.one egeitist the bankrupt and heed, .and necessity on' the oilier, and that if4o Isis par:ther e whereas assignmeet was for the be persons were folk together, no one should interfere.. neje of the credeton of Yenning alone. His Learned In somoof the roomQ when the Committee visited them, ~ there *ere bee or six persons, got including womenwomen ' Friend, Mr. Hart e hedeind thie.arrangeMent had pot and children, of -whom there were within the Waller .ou the lath of March, lette . hael e b.eett made out. A separate discharge been ,understood , but -ye. case. ,of misunderstandieg could nut a•.• , . • - oeg a Joint deb . t... e . The prism l was formerly divided into master ' s side' ' . - .1 ;• Ois.leOrdship e tipao . examining (*deed, seer th e . and poor .side." That • distinction 'has long since - names of several creditors ofthe.partuervltip, but as ceaved, thieueli there area few of the lower rooms at . the parties could not agree upon the, fact s , the case 4 the beat of.tbe prison exclusively occupied by 'the had better be sent back to. the Conitnissioners, who , poorer clesses.- Those who may vbe considered on would take , ittto consideration what had come out the. Poor side,. will he explained in another hart of-• . ovr:extraets ; and in the mean time we proceed to state , 6-.19c they meth their award. . . what is Mesta by - the rules of else Bench, and how !;'• e • • the privilege Of theinis obtained. INSOLVENT•DEBMILS' COURT, duc: 17. • . . Besides. the 140 persons confined within the walls; •• e This day the Court disposed of eleven-cases=the of the prison, there were 220,owthe 13th.of March, :. who enjoyed the benefit of the rules. These rules:: only .opposed one was that •of 'Mr: Joseph Can, a • extend its ch-eurefesence a boot two 'lodes and, a half: ; . Yorkshire farmer. The,discharge of this insolvent • With e the tiernission of the, .Marshal, any:prisoner .ewas opposed by: Mr. P.m.:wee, on the ground °Chit; , for. debt may live ito any.holise within the precincts • having fratidently,depeleed.his real creditorsolt car : of this space; it being however ordered by a rule of • tails freehold IV : supine - I:Y.l'kb was. by -collusion sold : to pay offdebis, which the.. insolvent alleged, were ; the- Cottle of King'e 'Bench, of the 35th Geo. 111., for. due to near relatives of his • - tlint all leverns, aleehbuses, and places licensed-. • • peblie entertoinmeht, .shoold be excluded out of .the' On his examination by Mr. an applicationPOLLocK l Mr. Cass. :eta rub's. The Marshal, uitott for !admitted that his 'creditors sweret six in number, and - his Permission, takes .sectirity:frem‘the applicantst that their. demands amounted to over 12001. He had • by way of • ludemeity for thees-debt withstvliith they..joined in a security with Iris eepliew, a person named stand's:barged, and the purchase i's made op' the:fol.; Hetworth, at Don caster , to a considerable amount , . lowing terms :— t 1 - the prisottertakes the rules for a-lwith•Messrs. Yarborough and Co. country bankers, . debt 0(.1001. or more, eight guineas are - demauded a Mr. Higgins, and several. other persons, - -whose • for the bend. etanip eee enhei e feee, and four guineas . debts remained , undischarged. Ile was •arrested hi, . for every succeeding 1001..); if-the sum: be large, and : August last, at the suit of Mr. Higgins—he bailed '1 • the action, at Wakefield, in the couute of York—lia the security good, a fee is sometimes taken in a • smaller proportion :if the debt be under 1001. six or : had then-an: estate in that, vicinity, on which there five guineas are demanded. ..-. • I was a menage for4lo7te --This property. he sold in ... But in many instances 'the rules:are given Without 'two lote, .in the 'December of- that year—one lot expense ; and some persons ate brought: 2141. the other 2051. After paying -the flow within the rules who . have paid nothing for that permission. The )thortgage, he disposed of the earplus hy,discharging a Nia,shat sometimes g i ants t h ese ru l es as a triode of debt of '2OOl. Ire owed his•fsisteie a Mts. Walker, and clearing the 'prison ; and in• 1813, a great numbet of -1001. which he was indebted t-o a cousin, named Cass.. When. lie signed the 7001. bond for one of his•credi: • persons were admitted to .them by a public Indite • circulated in the prison, which pie that liberty lepon tore, Mr: Higgins, he told him teat he was not. • the claimant finding proper security, and' peeing 7 worth the anmeint, but:notwithstanding he was pre only for the stamp. .The: profits arising:Mint:the evened upon ler execute - IL—Tee Court theaprodeed; rulee are very considerable : -Mr. Nees •staleathit eled:to examinc•ll4-...Casse-liis answers were 4* the _he once received 3001, from one perion for &main - l i. - folforrhis effect t=•Theistafreivas sold-he Deceneber e them, and that the,..annual leverage value Of: thlliel0; 1 *.Oe•-MaatW APi 4 / 3 4 "i"ge'aithough - idi his source of his emoluments am o unts to 26001 e • : 'creilittirs were is the Civility of Yorks hexane:rip to • [ie be sonlinued.] :: London, and Aurrensiered himself Jo the 1114;hel of . • • _ e _____ e w conoeu4 . s t esecte e l eeEy etire e e e the , e er e ning e n Ine • paid the ‘2ool e Qes about-70 years-Of age :it was due to her übJut 20 years. She nas 1t the time of 'lnv • quisition was tkeireat the - Sim Tavern; Bliieltfeihi's% road before Su TON ES COrener Uon loan a gentlereves servaist ; lie had given her a note: • , EL , -q.: , ' ni payable with interest ;.teis note wee in Ids possessioff• ehabody et:Maurice GilihriUs, Who met his deattehy a fall front A scaffold die the p ee. re efe, g do •: ei t . up . ! somewhere, Otit, he had it not thin in Court. Tiil4 • pearred-*st the deceased was employed 'as ii Itlititiitr'er, debt of 1001.lis cousin Cass lie" remitted to hilie ~by post in Lemon — he did not recoUect to whir : ,at wore. new buddisigs at the west sitle ^ eot Black. frianterviade . About three' o'clock,: dgeeMeive P116146114444riaai beet. We :money *pa sent• - in Offe when h e ~ 601:i. b liuk.note. 1 became giddy., and though obseiled by a:periou who 4 19iVseireral Mueller .ones-e. The re'- . tinned , .he yen deseeeding the scaltOlding, : ceptevat acineAlfidgitti--hi could not then, bowet . - was within:A:few Yards of bim, he fell beforrivassist- :inerespeutlece i4: - . At the time of haeirigmade Oaf" -owe • cou ld reach 'him,. and died in a e e w s alt i ness i alleged eayineote he was in deld to ail the•other •cre ; • : .. i tileors Mentioned fit h is schedyle. • after wardse--lferdiet—Jaidertied. Dot& • 'rho Comer inmediately remandedethe Prisoner SiterCiine4 -Aerynner ATE Suicine.--e-Aboist 'eight I *ow"): statement; , fen "*grois and undue . o'clock- en' Wedneiday evening . , Mi. Farielf, 1 re- . . -10°11 bi t a . • preference tapitrekilar creditors. s t .• e• . "peel/RAU gentlemen. in : the law,: living in chambers . e • • • • • en the thief! . floor, at 'No. 10, tray's Inn-square;,) '• M r.' Po LLoee.•tneitll'gir a rule to shine teen. why ! an insalvente teamed:je er* limier, should ttothave attempted le iiutan CO to his existence by throwing being e his•Petitiiiierelietiftl: It was within therecolleitiOn himself out of the window , on the pa ve m en t , ••. - of the'Courte that Ire had' been remanded - cdpse •. ' above: feet high. The: unfortunate gehtlemau both his legs t k (pence of haring - given 121.'4;4 111. to procure bail Of • fell on . Ids feet With such force that . particular desctiption. • *thy an affidavit which • :.." were broken e .ind tfie "bones droll out through his • a (Mt. erirheld in.hiehandeflieliitolvent stockings, his hips - disiocited, 4nd-one of his thigh . , st aled that he Polleekei was iti h stigeted . td the itellti onestion by - bones forced hits . ' hie body ii . the. pavement .vas ce. , vered with hii j)10.0d.... The porters of the mil e hastened : a•Mi: Atkins,. who aeeillerie Isimetellerofessional .. to thaipbt, and immediate) , carried hint oii stairs to man, ushally employed-fir inibileitt debtors at the , same time informing . ehis apartment,. ' Surgical ,ahl *as instantly procured . hitif•that • foe %et. be could - pro. ill ' cure Isis discharge. e After tianey, a se ' H . 1 living• .... ..- e as at fi ve o'clock jesterday eveninge • • • - ,r• i coed applkallen was made ' f a i n le -or Bt. • more, to , the most 'mere - meting .pairi. • • ' • ' ! meet noCesidiy espetkek•oT - Court' as was stated.— • A nielaneholY accident' happened fie Wednesday „Tim Prisober sin compiled, believing the whole to .night betiveou nina,andion o'clock, -to two Ladies ~iabo were travelling : • On eking titer Uxbeirlge Common, at 'a . regular tra. in a post chaise -to Watford .—••` J a'legel transaction' the' part 'of this Mr. Atkins. , • ; The object lie -had in View! was to get out entail., and • collect in whatever sums he could procure, with the 4 ...yildlirg pace, by some means the pole of the chaise, view of °tiering a cOmpromiee to his ceediteri. He : driipt out of its regular situation , ie consequence of had in fact tendered.to • th em as.divideud of ss. In t e which the horses took fright and' galloped at a fort. , . li - - oes rate. Althpound. e distance of half a mile furthet, the . . . A rule was granted bye the Court, and anodes of „ Ladies made up their minds to• jump out of the :., ot e out of tt ordered to be served on irlr Atkina : . chaise, 'which they Imprudently slid, i e ach • 4 s. . -..- .door. One of them was instantly killed, and the 1 • , - . .. other only eurviyed alevr mieutcs.—The horses still !. The Dublin Theatre has been let-to Mteßeca and continued their rapid career, and soon after the post- ,•Mr.Weris i .the Lotteryeoffice keeper, for -50001. for • . boy was thrown horn the box; on which he had per- ~the ensuing season.. mission to ride, under the wheel.; and hurt in id : • Friday night last, Rival nine &check, a fire broke ... dreadful a manner, that his life is despaired of. • The out at a blacksmith's shop in the South-street Leo- • • horses getting out of the road, were yet last stopped minster, alit/ the buntline being covered. with thatch . . by mre iming up to a large te upon the Common , .the lialueOu a l skort4me consumed,.it,- acid control': 'without ally kind of damage to themselves or.to the .nicetin M g .to the . ..premises of r.. fireen,, a wheel , - . . . .• . • . .... • . chaise. j.er right,. ie Al-extensive line. Of businek, totally de , An'enormous fish, tehidh proved' to be the small • stroyedethe 'OO4 ,of ,his house, workshops, and . . Lerhitts Piecriturime ef e kteteietrees • wie tificeu'a few :other OW-Wages as well as propertY•tn a ; ccinsider. •• drys ago in the following iFirigolaf:!trialutee :•--.4.%a1k1e apple* e e es.'l • l• 4 l3o .e barn belonging. to Mr. R. . young mart, who - -was bathinginehe Iqeer Medway,' Aerie, bricklayer., . • • near St. M.argarers, feirtpiately obsentollt Making' *WA- .heseetcom.the Isle of Skye, that on Mon , e • t o wards him .. inuch-I . elarMed, he . jnitatitly altered 14, the.3,l4t ; eltiusp, • there apoeared in the Sound, his course, en i tt swam rapidly to the Shore,: *hints fie beteeixt the harbour of lsie Qe-ositay,• and :the op ▪ .- gained, .closely fello(eedeby the voratioutemitital.— posite coast of. e,: e letweg, on the Mein land, a number • A Mail who 'wes passing at the moment with along of.thal species of Whale, Galled by sailers Skip Jacks. ..::, . branch of a tree, Idwered the top orit into the Theje s were observed all thee itioreing playing in the water, Which the fish seked;• and was with soynedif- Channet e erhich induced Me•e'ers. NeDenald, Elder, • • eiculty drawn . Own. upon land arid'killteL Its jriiee, Whisk - etici*Pillieuee-of..Sleat e .tO trap' a number of boats, .. ,• .: - -extenderl,.wereeselaciently,Wide to take VIVO head. with arikenteq, coopers, and-other labou,rers. in_ t heir • e .:•eme shoulders of a man e it alteseat esdAteferifa op. eipplOy,. stho s ,lifier much. perseverituceend trouble, ▪ : twards of 16e.i.s..fitet, end round the mteliele fitti-,feet, at : length ' succeeded esydeiving the whole,in. ntnn •_ e mess, • •sensf . eteit,liiii . g•fell One;biradrisd•Weigfsc , '. 1 Pe e e...lle,edq.etie,e. into.. till qt.. 4 of' time bay at hi!' e• .pin v• •In the I iircpinehiris eons etetkig • wheit,bigillen-NPropelaye witere Ihey were surrounded • asur W i lled ; •neerlyefieur shijfiegs per. sitteettit they as re Isom 12 to 26 feet in lengths .and will .i......i . ., r l e i Zth l reel . ey' PY e e tl. deys; ; lViii'sciii4ork - Oni - eliki Oen . : yid . ti — it 'go 914161144 . 16ei5titi - of 'flue ..elt r eerej a ' gdeige . .. . i ••• Aq tattett :ace in the prices of other grain. . ; burgh Paper.) • .• 7-fit tSTATUISMAN, !OW, • • •• THE SI, A E) 1 1.0 43067 Y. 1 .4 IitIVEI* , . 4 :71 s : severely from the pmsurtxof the-I gees itanwentidcrdsriagthe •ON noN pr;rip4 w.A Poltslteil n . 11.6. STATE•ii•w Orrice. 97. Fket str-c 31 • -; • -- ae.AtgalitAti ; 4 4. -4 .• • . robbing MTh at several drtEres of soreartni• a ;Tamil • It truppar. ed from the statement of the Prosecutor that the Pt isoner, his wife, awl twq children, all in a state of great di s tr ess , had a , bik'perifission taken up 'their orsidenck in . an mit-house no hi; 'premises; they bad beeu. tbtle ,fpr: nikwards of three week, ,- when one day Mrs . . Luu g ton having been out a lit t l e ts • ay, r. •he relisrieinisioea a gotta, shawl, and varlout other *sticky, she imusediatety isitOrmed her husband, who went to ;b e oat. house to eoquire it the Prisoner or any of his' fainily hld p er . ,Ck•lved anyAtranger . my use house, they however•weronot to belotiqd ; his. suspicious. ten. rested on them, and he b egan a ,Ith rso ito• the trite and Children" he soon o vertook, but ito4 - 0 ( the tt,tlai r property. was with Ittep, and tiocAspor wpm! 14 bitterly lamentitteliavirig been just desitted by her Worthless husband. Mr. Longton continued his permit afterthe Pthisse t 4tal ftually djscotere4 hint at apuhlic-house in the 6.1r0ah:14 linmettiaklyptitmured an °Meer, and Itiothshaltertinto custody lie had a hasket in. hi* possession, in whit) were • the a a ,t i ale , .missins by Mrs. (mown, and some other articles also suspect, eit:tfi be sthlen. " . • • " ••••s : ~Icla was fully committed for s .trial .inq the charm. of tobt k i ac Me!.. tosSigttin,,nnd for re•ex •mistiti on' in 'esp.:nation at as ' , .ilwner appearing tOrthp other articles Coma upon Mtn. • • • . . We.hlieedoPted tbe above title In„ceesteaegsse 44 our bit:other' Editors in Fad'arid heeincsifllltfignited; : the articles they hare copied' from:thht reper,i;re-i gird to thesidgular instance ofsenlisolence , tdsiltict we hate .. .several:tidies ledthe attesition.Of.ottrleatines.4 Margaret Igen, daughter of .John,l4lll, shoemaker,; at Duntsinald, in the parish of ,Maryton,. about thiee miles from Montrose, thoughnokagegether a beauty, is a pleassnt,goed.looking youisc wontan,-aliOat g 2 years of age, dark, COnifilexion, afedrratliei.ent4r'llte . middle stature.; generally' heiltliy, - but , ',. hail a heir feSei some tnautbs' . age. 'AI - she. is • now happily., awakened, and has a fair prospect of returning health - , we..present . this - very singular oguryence. in a con nected tiarritive.-Nlargoret.flfill has been for some time in the service of a clergymen, who, With his fa: inny, removed to Denniinald for a.shorfitinie - dartng the suntmer season, for the beatfit• bf sea-bathing - ,• 'where she accompanied 'hetet. - A. day or twestefere being overtaken wit.h the drowsiness, her manner was. remarked to be rather hurried - and agitated, butoos , acteeiptnied. with .any ,complaiet of, Ili health. ' : ( I t. ... ~. Wednesday', June 28th, she iito s ite -- about 't : t ' w'o in-th • morning, ando after' tileediii:A freely at th e -nese, folk-, asleep, and so - continued till. Ft iiiity;.3mse 30, a,t-tver 1 in the afternoon, being a perind'of3 hours. When ' I awoke, she coMplained only of .weakivess sook seam.' refreshment, remained iss bed, and was` onna hi, tAej same somnolent state next morning. '...ttin;lay,''.firly . . Ist, deprived of all sense, and tetilly.deibld et nig.] Lion, with her Jaws so clenched as to . ' readtitifittol necessary to open theta, when:. Wineanti water • sparingly administered. In thisltatestre,remained till: -Friday, July 7th„when her poWet.ef swalinwingsre. i turned, and her jaws, hitherto.. closed,..ndw opined freely, but no . : food was deers fief - till 'three ili _ .. je after; broth, bi esidiAci *eii."thett . ..-dcritstirriallyr but scot ringly • giViti her. ; 7 •When 'the... pa wer. •OF ___ ..___________ _ swallotting returned; her left hand .:regaitted-- . .M 0 -:-Mll7:llLLllLltt'BitMOVifirliaftiiSailketti`s+ , lion ; ,il. bread was ;pqt..in.!:i ',A- A nd: p t. to Iktr •, y. y.. -- : ......4 NAslalit ii r stiP•Oftl'Arg NPANsr mott,lh.,-she are it very ilowcr a _; hilt ithe h a remained y* bag - ItcrotareoViebliff Imlrgelinligl4 in the same pesition, n nleai p...4.b . aV, after tSr.Oread Eittiases, alad moitetlitk unti tf , et. was consumed. Bleeding; hii.g.o.eing,.stitl3lett . imtnerk i: Vie tong:44l o 6E WffitAtis l ittaittetietWi,'i , sion . into cold. water, had been . !es krled ..t.o.;:iln ufli . me ferrseeA`e th ' Ada "' 44 `. ' 4ll4llhe- --....'''''' ,LE.;p .s owl u g ht, cmieth,a_. ;ll: .Wlk :and spirits, of 'hurtshorti hate bten•-44piled? ] to. her citiMiiry - . (irtortt liftittpasr"S6yea cc - Unrtif, _ _ . nostrits ; her arm had been pun c tured. so.lak 0 bring .1s *. . an* kuktreSitnilsittidAutts *tit *Risme 'ut Tniu.s Otroisels-Semafartr, Ncsterk, Retford. 17 blood;and divers other meaas had been s ined to arOustiv. ° *. ire i l iwAw ge f&pU l ts isie lig, i f u i. vkii, d ,.. :i i k., e i , •- her; but iii vain : yet (luring thew.hole -,time-,She:re. t,ad • - witinetAseethtf...'6 l ,,l' flatted a healthful, appearance, her, breathing Was allowed to he ilis - ,ii•t - ,ii , fr . erfiwieltna ♦ cirtilsk;te , No'twithstanding tie n sw easy, and nothing, in appearance,. dittingaiiibeti heist h ao l liicr.... ll . . 1 " 186 . mgm g7 tll4 " . lega uv * . from a person in ordinary sleep, her pulse geherallyly t it i tyz o z ied : Aiii m : 1..A- i ii ir i ro .• t , being.about fifty. In the. state above : destribed'she - •.. •e. , - -....-41 cf lowEla)fycleeraE.'.4lotrosi remained down to the afternoon o l'ueaday, - , the T fii Inv reititt4 l o,. / .• bi s b c paivtiorc hn ek. , Bth instant, when some appearance took place which , 11411 on the road, car , ric:_s e l:onr n ),aide 111 1 1 itrmlal (Jul indicated 'that she was pot altogether uncongcious ' t' n 'T ‘ ttrs:ien= o d i. . l 4 :4; „ :' o w - 44tan ai y il, of what was transacting beside her. Iler fathei„tji r ou g hpecwable;Wobbern . La n ;fury. Yorthaniptos, ' having read a .portion' of Scripture about tete at night; ;ford; LitttertitAth t ff4telilds":"Attierstone,". Litt.htielet,Ati went and asked her if she heard 'hits, to which she- •RV'Y , • 4 1• 1 "4811,firtltd; 0 14. , VV..rviolltso,.aed answered, slowly and faintly, yes. Her eyes re:l' : .*;:tolftfitttiAlE. :1111104-14ier,'Saselike11 cad Otsined . closed the nest *touting, when, with . , softie " - Post. (~."ch, every A1 1 er 13 1,0 4 0 , 6 , , r 1 4. T , is Vl I.Y MOUTH Union .cei : carr el ••ti . gentle e ff orts, they were opened, and sensation gra- 1 Ithrzhe.ter, .libuittfwerl;44wThemrs ...mat Atid"ve.e dually diti:osed itself into her limbs.' • Whe6 folly . : trissm,artivesat the Crawls Inn, IVeymociile awoke, she 4<;mplaitied of : pain and giilailiesi.Of tbe I, l 7, pi Pl4 . 6i rl r ; il 6 . 5 1,.; bi l. ‘ v t ilw ine t. Y' cjot H 4i ' d rik i4 . "* r . 4 24' , head, and great weakness.: Visitors' were rem pro. The •Th. rol d t r a m csi er li rA t s ".W Isol a ; "!‘,./b/ 1 14,,, t .... perly 4epi!ti agJoittan,ee k . while she. wits in this . stete; t i •Oitli . l't - Ii 6 t 1 1 1100 ; h • . •. w '-'-'; - th • ri.... - h... 4 but yesierday•ilje ,waS soli* recovered as 10,104 able ii 6aAnjAfii. "NSA 44. 11 -s i l'iurr . , .11 - Y e - i i , to . .go,iibont .Witit'a iitik,ascistance: She retains tro,i ; _staes 4 every Moraine 4teSiivrit,e'efitis . k.,, itsrondg reCoileation of any thing that 'Occurred ii, her;pre- n l iosirr. Ilrittpoit..-111andford. Ifissing,soike, and , .- • ItarrON, -Spaldin g , IN.serlsrsifiwatn4 • MOO*: . .rt seugO; ifitt• nearly about the time she awakened, she d on N ew Ito • I Mail cimea„,ets oitt evegt.tvebli . , • . rt , ,e4viceired.theivight , to E lie been very long, and her',.'from It _noon to Solsliv, Wants, (irita•tit; dia - irld levers , . ._l'iiiiiirte ot Fit 4'f 1 ! li. e " e 1 7 . t i ire ag s le " step s , he'w )r s o ' m l:he in e ue f" Rfit es, anx i ousbat. th f r g e n e 4 , l A l7 . .1% - 1:: . ' 11 8 .e r i1 u 1 7 441: . (C)4). ' ' 'l:::hl egii' V7l4 :eted ia7 lu K ta: usa lla rd t rit e-:ANtii tni 7 . ? la . •,. . tr,,..lsestin:te she spoke on Tuesday the 81h instant, ng:::::::::lsttc,h,t),:ri,s;:,W.nittt.oches•ii..r,.. asi .. i .i6lf a oric:a .-.. ' DO VI , It Deal Margate, Reath . tie. Caste 6". P. M. is 40 days (with the• eaceptiow of live- . ••• • '' . ' boars and the few 110OtS she was awake on tltsti,etvraingen4tr.vri l iu. , . , . evening of Friday, June 301,:durint . Whieli time d g. . 8. ka ATli c lind. Pit IS--..00 1 1 , Fr inil i ott C.mt 4 tos aux tuna Mitells s josigk, ectirrs After, sitn.appeiirs to have been. absorbed- Att; thereouittle.st:! i i r ,'. gi l.! , ~ th ,. t i3 „1,,,,,,id t,,,, - n a ,i, ... ,d t t,', sleep.-( Montrose Courier.) . ...... .. . toacii et; liiralol, next atornitit.--4--Csittelles ltria i titto t te.r b sa'a t ipasia,.li ke ;cp,.. ills. . - K PAW 17 At; latocitsler, lioli.tao. 'l4lihk . - 64;61 j ) 0 0 1;1413•;,.. -.,' .I.''. • , ..g i loiflejl clruiryel., tool linfltiollit,•Plitl.Vivickkoey . -- . -' • . N" 1 14„Five C,lc t irk, Cum-sled. •-. " -wasw . --•• -It .:: ' * • - C: M Ltißnow ti ,- t.nrigidwfir, 116ww,:etwiw., z , Aitimi; . : MAlsslioSl-noose.-Tbuistlay,. UPOrge. • Nisi/an -iv at *fought: i Pilitutitilliii 'POI Wtstiogitiltn . -Kilitv §tirgs hefor e the Lotto MAYOR,' ChilTgf'd WO stealing a quantity of , otol'hil,paris'n Sictolawf, Cansp si eidon iii ( s wine, seeds, cpro, Sacks, and - .aloe, stiticies*.the -propeogy '6,:i ',414.)/tLiCP•Neiretehle, toldlrainiftedlcksAne . si; Cowls, Mr. Wrench, wholesale corn:dealer, 'Sze, •Tha n ii•s•st ree t. 'flee. titrjlitit Uwe Ahr.owboutgut yet ev e ry',MorAls, Prosecutor deposed, that the .erisoncriold.lived oil tit' hinit alcon-!" Si Y . 4 . ' ClOek• at, WaY Or Nell airk; . 11`e.11.41, - 1 - a, biderable time, and he had placed dbtt utuniSt confidence thin 41 figioor • t • rokrthialells.d. - Otlx#Ht!)VAiorvr4. 4 )11 integrity. A few.4ays since, howe ve r. h o h a d se l ec t e d A . / in:tn. , .Paven g rrsfinding ihrir o rl‘e. flt.esse4 'trots the lily of seed for a particular purpose, Is 'disk lierpinn-artei'lrittriol, - tiWey rest wil:it Time ities•pl4tse:' at& f' missed,.aliboisgh no person, except the l'xistitier, ettuldl - liarre•':ltiithunt alit, itattifiitliell 4.agS4 t.i like Wadi 8 ° bad access to the article. Thit.persou liayinglolt , the ourehoisse,litreet4tY . o.l k. . Cla • wbes to . Sui.detliaor,.4ll,n l .to go to . his weals, he , was on, hi, refill . , 114v-rei g n !ed. II is .....-Whitlil, ii tor ot lier Platils:. , ''..•.‘ tree. s-. '. •., answers, bawdier , *ere of such a nature incto entlirut the stss, •.• Isg.,y),ct . .:ti.olri'll.tsad W.stlosi s pew Post picioni entertained against bins, and ho-,Srait'lakess•itinrondody. ' Urn g. • Upon searchin,, ,, his person two letter s wewfuutill; our t)rosed '..: .14/414° , 14E5-Pearith:.And Whitehosto. Post, to he no order &amino fialicr, in the r Manny flirti 9itaneity of sect!, a tiltard all the wilv. PllO. , or , ugh limit/h. the oilier hi, non reply, promisi c kiii 4141.-The tialatiSilion.- grAtltabriilgtt, 4ttchiticslid, `4".4stfeOilstt; ftorniietbn His lodgings beinp subsequently •earrtit.44..ite o aithre.sdaee., kio I ,l4.lvr.by,t 4 ,4berfotd, 1.3 , icastre, null Grantlu t tir tili t chests were found to contain a.c .i tssuitity. of tprokrty , game. wo i ZV 'eliTiteen inili• i, set. l il t ev r i, - minhing:' . 1 sled. and severalhottics of w inef,., of (liter' e klaas. ' tist irit s ; star joarne) with the grtitftsi•f a c,iliv: , etplin:wit . etc was fully tOimnitted tot' trial. ; 7 ' ' '7• l l . !' • , ...;41 ottilie 1,0: 4 41 1 . .. ) loi•iness or ple:i-ure, hose the tiumnamt..-'l•ltursdity, 'flosina, Jeakitpna wasehargod. with ..., is IThtilke itrtheirisealli %IfiiigiFirdtir4 ill i t - # NV P' vi4)1(.1111 I assaulting . Susan .I.lcraar,..-irtc Ilisholisg.:ite-stieet,tifn4,:•:o4 i4l:'l'lotr al at, Parki:alf 1'..1-croult. 441,4. Sunday evening lase. The l'insectlyX eAtele- rhartitheihr . wits ° S(.\ 1) ' , ALA N I), Shollomi awl Vaasa, ,lf' 4111 her return home from the C-ity-ss . md ine.thi;C‘Ctliiclllloll• , 44Pintinsi N tr a fr.011,4 0e t bia ,611 ; 11 M 11011. • -* cd,,aud passing li, a.putslic-housec;tll,,P4•ispnh• td_ ' wO‘Otitp t . .. •NAN eh E.s*f . lill IV i tiol o s , roagleic i p, .1 0 41eRr! desperatc . ellaraelers sullied forth. toll elitiekikiVecl.l Ittii cl,lO li tincl;Vio!Vellitiiv ii irrn:T•ot•Cwitti, eter?Aftertni hooking Ifer in the gcissest I,"XiXiiter:*„.ltCrt 4 vul:ohnow ( i.zakauie • .-PrUfi4; A a Ystslitaditilgildni,,,,watlA4o,l4l, of such courage, amt calling f a 4,..isatsec,.Alkiovesielied their the Prate; o. ales, every I:Yecthe. at I rie . 4l . Cl attack with more bi.ilenee, and ; th e." Prisnisre •serz.inga slick, , COSP.FP frit) ahll'ltAlPferfittiail'.AClDuach, all beat her uumcresfallly on .tse;h6ol . and inalty,ettod'Alitngth'.•lifiglialls root seM unlit; .., - I/ brought her lifeles to thd g round, it !Ole !ter,it hole ;vi a l w as .. -- covered with blood.. Tin! •I'fixoner oas..woo • after,pectsreit;'4l%•ti,tril74, 3 , . w i rgt o 0f.4....i.t,,,,a;,,.(7.00dt tic: but his compa .... ll ikse•enped. .... lle was folly committed. for trial.. . • 7 ...! ''.'‘, ' t S :-• • " it ! ' 4 ;I nr i - ;Ike t un& n r r inesu 4, - . A tl 1) A Gt„i . ' OAS.. ItOW-STRFEr.-.lobo Janes, alias .I"hrts, theaman .4s•ho Ims'e A , fillattf C . c .l; 3 4' nljgal'. ury, and . till part been obtaining various sli ms o f 111111eyay,the . ,Aem - 0 . , , , , iii si tc s e _ i . ' - +fel IR. ENCiAIXEIte,A . bingon a 4.-Ilealey s . boys, whoa he has employed to . rl.2liver .pnrcels roostin g lii7 g f e j,ko • -.,--0 - -.--- • ' -•-- be brought to London by mail and strrge couchet t e* iia . foeri,d4y i a charge of a more•serious nature exhibited agaiust kip by. Mr Abel .Munson , belonging to the Secretary nt,Sitite . 1 . ,,•• - •BO4,(TsIitINP7MII • Wisebealino itsesse/.. LP ii t • eh * ' • ' . Foreign Affairs, tvhis stated, that between 3,and•"::o'clok , oo 1- ik, l !;,' , B ille t i l ry T W ri l lt ni , t. jm.etle"6-*Rd Fa w+ 'War ' the Lan of June last,a boy nine years of age - .....‘01 . 0 savd ‘ b iliti lg : . c n c t Ol f.'2.' e rl i 6 c; 1 1C 12, E . ' N . 7' 71 7 e ct'q rl a wkill iniumirll97llT aiii : D kelrn e:l a f i 7 l 7 :4l: , 1 1)o as o: r n it i4 n - i :re Utt et, Y a i n c d a!a d e el t iv ) to th e e d. S to k 7 r ls e ini Kkr i ) ::id t sle S r , 6 : 2 l t f 4 f l e lf ° i * eh e w ' b rd y er . drawn upon Messrs. IlarrOul•filoli. and tip;' . 11l I -...11 541.1 11- .1 S; 11 1- A L‘ ili n- 1-: (' i la- o 'wil i t , nu ll it 'ft : ,t *l ' c r, 41r a cs . rn;41, tt. :M o n n 4 li k e ° s c e t r i s d r ,, i a t r n e i n tlldliall, for the bum of 101.letter!plirportd , I ,,A vc i r .tu. l' ' lE L ,. veri N i ', lL ,', : ., h ,„,.. tr„... a gentlema n of the 'lathe of Trioinos Alltji, Iftr::.. eanir .`' ...t 7 k7r r n : i4: A'; -- SesFit . . ; *C`loi . :l;; -- tOtb - e ! d„ . T I M ,„ 1 , iftd Do longing to the E xcise Ofticepn Tower4sill, 'and: asking for Wei r i ",,„ -- W I . „."-"' huni of 31 or for that sum to fie advanced on the-oilier for - 101. --••• - •• - •" 1.4 ' 1( ''• II ' ll " .." •:". .. • '''.• . '.. .... pecan the letter not to lie genuine,• asked the heitilichn All( ; . n . ot iii rv .lll.:l f t:*. r Al y :l l: l r4rtn on the house of Messrs Naimnersl t and CO. Mr. Munton sus- i lelield New.lilegant C.,aeh, s 45 1 lip spot foe kw l tie:: likely mii ::: l ioi.c e n: n mit to . 11 h i te e : ine iHark.oecol described utii. a.co t hnmret t ilr h gmt. e man l n 'r i lu Mouton il iide accompanied .. . i id r i d e d I : e t ihte : e r .. boy a s , r waiting i.,t66 uel ; : • Li p itu ,., :is.o k iyosil. . r., o .lsit:r k ii.v,‘„ , %, L n , : ti ' l 7 4 7 l. .; Cl rh i r : l l .,44 c - 41 4 ::: B up t h i : Cr ; . : j 'i ll im ai tz. :l4 : (z i , i ll ",;, B 9 ,: n nelh . ' vi ud i *. th . h th l e r. h iS o l Y il ' ut a o a n t" n h e i j a44 it lint4.e.sciledri: e 7 i .'i r r. " ; ':"--. lf 4. l ll: :rl isil irl i it ..9. - 4t -7 , 11 .:'.. ;0)79; C H OAch e ..M II i ' ' - niter so time banking-house of Messrs. Ilainnierslt4 add d; - and presented the draft, , s h rr :l 6 l :l e .er i u r . :n o ;: y. i s i.to l fi h i I. :i4 ,. .: elf s e ; h. : ; l y e ;e , t. a ttended , c lt i e o. th ile c :a: on n as d T ' i l l o tte lf :h:tl; . fi ed b . e i. d t lt s ii h ii e t i' it rili a n l c a r .. / 14. 't n! T t?I t lA i b i:. 1 2 ;1 Y . h a lit i . I ,P lP4 as t* t .;; AT il it h t 4 N if- ithl P7 Cn i :Wllie :Cl9c : as th e m an w h ose „ hi s h withibe letter to Ali. Manton, at the ;.raetr Fittisda and Istereultlit's _thut,llleY•Witi 'mkt _tlt i % l i e l n et er fii r:c t mealy' hr ! Mr . d ja mu 4 l 4, p is a n fdrp to m N i i l r s e. l'hom Do • • i', , : f t u e. r. c4l isi rd Y-Pi ing 4l• 4 7 ll l fl lliA t i l t s : e 48114 8.ir-ilie v'er . -° )' • 4 1 c 1:11 . d lir l i n ", .. V SII - 4 11 17hi stated, that Vi"gie .. if lost nr4 lll.o ' PO; .11'44" ir e "; " di ' fur 101. drawn upon Messrs. Ilammer;leys, leiter sigoid by. Yolm•lir titian's. . in b li 7 f t int . t . t ' o o n ia ti l i y i t o ,r i d he - e r i: ro aeenherboliso' j this-e - ,te-stli;* ',t 'die "item end Vint-O'rriatmer mos fully committed 1e) Newvate for trial I P lorse 'etta a :',! P .P i a ce rliel' adiii 4 j.' ' t h e n rlit tl awo i" . ;H eiC ia t e st l i t e:.. 4 . HA 1.1..-:ssiesid.Aiitilu sras br i m st before. . Mr . Ser.. ' jcau lj t r' S l e. "'i bb - on, charged toy Thumbs Lo• ogle:, of h' ibvt.o: with ~ . • _ AegieEeT.--As 0n4.9f the Atrb , rerers employ:Qin :tunneling the Ltegency yari.sewer, . was ston4i iito „,, .ihei!dge of the mouth 'et one of the shafts Which lead flown tolifeltiiver; hn'Weilnesday '44enili i iiN 'soddenly feftie,'ena attheeth infinv.diate Akio" iit a lice was given him;• he died before he could. be taken, to tkochoapital.- .:•':-..: - .. ; •,, • • • ......Atnong the improvemantevnakin. at: Covent -eat. .lien Theatre,...pecparatory . tck,tbe ppening tor ; 'been, suing season, hacks .are. Writ to r theseats in the v . it, .if, that each pylo n will - iii at ease . i . iin' a chai r , ll'hli improvement 19 of :Midi brigh4 irruf iiiti; giro great intiefacltionio the perseintl witb . ;#lll4pien't Aof .Bart if' the 'then tre, ' who, 'Da s Cf o wileidAtirgles. t 4ing- behipd: them, „I.7rench W T I) libich this improvement, js taCels : .tlAre I tpcji, but,aba'r on ench sidejifinPon'in ft f'&eiettritt Ih#l4;orotivtch:hiiiairltailtte;ol the occupant to let hirnaelf in aitittna.- ~.._... .4 • . . . ).I ' • . ,'. 1.. - - e . .., . . , --• _ ... .. _._ . 1 . . .. a r t •- - ,---- - . . ..,,, _, .. .._ . ~ ...._ .._ .. ..,-....__ --- - - - - ._ _. __........._ . . . . . , .. .. , . .' • ..' S' --'""...- t • ' f'76.. .• . I , . . . • . Covent-erir. iVg r- the En. • tale qt! to to a chair. giro Alkpietit . l%at ~t►irplas ; : troffer • fel thew -sit. cbtal„r,gs . , frpri ire not only a in front kith a me ' 4 lifilkiiit feces •, • • • No! 4 14 11 Ai1 1 ?.. m e , sitthii rite tieslS .; • . . toCkiVties, ten t'a. ci.ut k6rourtl *rough. !ford I)uoira , ter Vie alllidernltg ,cssarli, it is s KWh! Convey. 4 , ltAtiptirarlativa •. • . T , lVgttoix, Mit • % ( WY* Mild Outride s uets wit tun, INFery*day at itoSio o'clock, rthanipton t Amid Pr.ekalt: iM AeSciAOCA ?Chill i er; . ihr..iisa k• wv After. 11C41 Forr! (Let tr Allerneurs. at art „St. litalwr:— i.at delialoful cud oft', • rain...mil, efiritiv Nola. uts.ll9but-m1 Az. rid lkiashot. a`, %if* Iluntios. rrAb enarbri I rot: - nue. wiallit. „ 'Chick. to the • Fret. I •iloint_ Geuther, I,'oo4ires Chip- !roams; active at Lotd4mt 'fatt i er% ditties tts Welt!, mild • :ice. Molina, Ow e ere,' Aber• istitin;*truider ,hulk, .( 1'1119). :tott•tv,ivlrfaftnef 111. g at halt.rot Tadenvivr:ll4- nwl iit'iMll k.- trogtfo of I:,e , sitess 44.1111.,1 1 • G!IIP). I t JM , " ;. !"lg h . ; t,Aiip,cli d : every oq. rt.- 41411 iirth. A iglth ,o Me. igis• (ilir.. urarrq :thing . ; qii .. ao" :splr..sis•situor the i peraliAt 8d• IgCitair• • • .% - • . 44 4 r ow el 0404 Clunk, rar , it Miuli. " ‘[ . .ol 4 fed. • Pit 4.4.0". ritlfdlt4l4 Rua. s•. • •I • ke•koiskla parts of Safilk, ~three Lyndhurst, LP • idae, Wurlll o .lo. ewe p e . th• r W Al a A gge ll;;C D2o32 : : •• p o ricuater i rot le Bull :tad SS 1, doily. n ten eat day 04 .* tr .ape Soarer' .. i. inbuilt Coo k ' deity, at r)rwk k. ttfirily •deglo kg he seam'' , i Five ! '•'' .ill hill, 101 l al of Or felt • , * 4 Ne 4 ti ev. • ovirke„.; b . 1 It. / • ...Aarkwa4, t ea. _ .: 1