The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-15 00:00:00

` n .I 1 ~. . • ` . ~, The Int Met of the will efVtis enterprising traveller passed the Pfftorative Court of Canterbury " the 4th instant. The beginning is in these words " Know all men by these presents, that I, Mango Park, second lawful son of Manse Park, late farmer in Fonlshials, wear Seltirk, North Britain," Ile las - bequeathed his 'property (which is stated ender 75001.) to Ws wife and children; and ha enonmratiog it, specifies the sum of 10061. to be paid by E. Cooke, Esq. Under Secretary of State ba April, 105, sad 30001.. to his wife or his executovs, its coos 'a his death, for the ase of 'bit children %..41otis lifts by virtue of an. official. letter from Lord Owaden, by wheal directions Park undertook his last and fatal attempt to elplore the course and tetmination of the Niger. flewppointed, . 4rs bis e ',cetera, his brothers Archibald and Alegander Park, his tatheodn.liw Thom* Amdotoon„ and his brother-isselaw Alesander Awillesoe. Of those two oaly tortiaed to fulfil tit♦ treat, nolboly, Ilia brother Archibald and his fatileosiosisor. Aletrandor Ander- . . . " On that day it was owe Moderate, tea ire ilbti on board agate ; get the beat remig,reed Provisions*. to look for inhabitants. It same we se bt o wezi strong that night, and we had to regain on b till the 30th, when I. thought it best 'to,,,get all the provisiotii On shore, fee fear the feint ihogid se (I pieees' . • • . . ••1 On the lint* of December, , the mate end " five liesell , iees iiv iese took.thebeet iii„seek Inb4MterM:. _Do the 16th thili returned ',khalif findivqr, anz. At the 'mine lii• 6* "" W. Gila sad W. Dail : ipprentities, went a. p i, ~. 6 ... . Iwo* , "'MA E , 1.• "unknown to me. I ca' Vete wouttl-fifid Wahl. tuts, au I hare Since been forriied there are Alla cstost., re Sit thetas& of Elt. George'. Bay. . lee. ii - - • .-- " FlodiviS it impossible to tretel, and sof teeth out •b we Grinsy, ire bql where to look low inhabitants, but thielting.tbee 4, Monts,' fit. Boer's lidand or mita be the nearest lehabit ell OMNp! toe aspect' .era's Hen' (pad it being impossible for as to take provisions with sut. OS to last instil we got there), I determined . that i I. nor:, ww should ge open an allowance, and remain there &twittery,' oboe [v ltAtil the Spring, eepecting the commencement ' od the ~IT is March ; bat hi th.t I was mistaken. We rs ew i nter had a very severe winter, almost perished with Ittia.l .iiiroin g g ot et P ger and cold I -' ..ty, aad ptee 64 We agreed • to live on silt ounces of beef *day.; Ames tipbse ASSIZ Withst ES. W e b e d very li tt l e b rea d (on l y - a b out a cave. ) , an d it ' eery bridge, I and* -• was wet. We had a very good stork of potatoeit.' ,oirid to hes' CRSUSIMPLOD, Arm N. Anos sulk V bat they, too, got wet in gelling them 011 Acre, and - I1414144"e1""11.••ed Mr. Jeatics Ls i ' dtl4C ' the grritter pert of ties. waste Iby ambled hen yesterday meteleg. betas the fleartes by the frost. We by eny owv .. KENO' had fuer MIRIAM e.pietto served out, as long as they i.;__ Oboieley Sesames was sitting , they did set epee their Gil. I - Iwo light-beesee ere SO* *gag Proceed la the Isle , moo , r tasted, witieli was till the latter end of Februaty.-. taimiame anti, the ersaieg. Thili morning, after of Man; one spot' the Calf, and the other upon 01 t Ott the 30 4 11 December-the cook died ; to eliewoh, they preeeeded to the legal beeiswea lail l he WI) a ll' ; I Feist Crsil, near the entrance of Loch Ryan. Blue . 3 V rr ties Was. : . the County, but today has set bees predactiee a et l , . i illags with white squares in the middle, are now hoisted oi a the winter see . got the long-boat decked , and , any interest. f on lofty staffs, in the centre of the scites. oil the lath el April, leatiched her down on the ice.j Os the Crews able ide lliztilib.sarrioartuart was iOw the tSd the ice brolte, end the wind beteg fait I ei rt at.-' kfire, attended with most melanchy con. occupied in trying the 9 legeeneei, Occurred in Union.street, Bads, on Sa. " left u " tried tel l d ' i 'we node sail from rim dreary abode. At eight I _____t_ Quarter Sessions, for 'Rodin fr"dill " e k e s 411 ° . n o d o'ctock got in between ' ale Ice, and stuck le last tint . Egai gnia t , Y ,,g l : igh e a t i r . t r i h r e es B , t e h r , ini 47. l pl at mo t n il d t bad retired o ir f ed li t r o . Other petty offences. Int could not get • out; I Mr. Justice Le &arc sate n the Chit Side, width ' ... het little more than an boar, hen about 12 o'clock, 46 On tie 44 t h , blowing very hare from AI was equally yninteresting. 74'. N. E. and snowing, the ice stove in tie plank* lia ire! unitised from Ms sleep by some penes', who JORDAN to. MITWOIMII. „prevideetially observed • the fire issairig from the tif the ton -boat's bow. Fortunately havi f the This was an action for false imprisonment, tree. • jolly.boat with us we all got into her. , -it ued'irUsiketty 'absent. , - . , n - , :Wrier pert of the premises. Mrs. Dimond wet, for. pass, and aisault. The Plaintiff, Jordeo, bed a ' Mr. Dimond Immediately alarmed came moderate in the course of in hour, and Wee :*Lri i r brother, who occupied part of Isis heese . They diden Male servant, and tubed into the street; but • very hard. It was one of th e boldest nights I eta' es.: not agree very well, and one day hate Jordan , the notieneed. - iteidered back again, at the imminent risk of • - lodger, came with the tiro Defendants to take nosy `-‘, 't Ms: life, to urge her escape; brit the poor tree- On the 25th W in. Haton Henr Todhunter furniture which be cialatedaa.kikr awn... The Plain.ton, - 12 -4 - _ In __ j Aare, wishing to save her little property, return ' and William Cre ' m ton, died ; tilt Weald not let him bare any - the Defendants took, ,itii her room, and perished in the attempt, to - Newcastle. The i lt ' eth, J ohn Durhite ill `, ri l lift OZI* IIIII worn!, out of the house, whisk :the Plaintiff brought • •"! .Ikom suffocation. She slept In the garret ; and the • beeen and Thema; Chapmap,- 4 1./leerste* mg. ' • trek aria, soda general milk tweeted • bet instead ' • . Wag h omes,isth some! Stews amiended II . _ poker, died. The Athlete's *NNIW tir t 9r the lkifendant's impelvoitisig the - iteintiff, me 27 ' 14.14e. P b v rto attempt heremelt of the entortomate girt, aid on the 28th John Caution We were still on llctwelly kept dein iii eustody all night, aid next , be i onhappily . theladder (not belonging to the Firo. i and d 'et Is to see. • morning carried them before a Megistrate, accusing : t h e e !: '' it " 4 . . . ! mike, but one hastily borrowed) broke, and one vii the 30th, drifting close past the Bird . them of stealing the goods. The Magistrate, bow.. i Abraham Merchant, the chief fireman belonging to . I stands, we hauled the boat up on a large Island of ever dismissed them. MATRIMONY. • , ire. On the 3d of May, I am sorry to infordi yee, : the two Bath Fire-offices, fell from the attic widow on I tearing a ' MARRrAGE should be" he foundation The jury found them guilty of the trespass in en. ; buried Joseph Ish. On the - sth in the marten. the pavement, and was killed on the Scant; impieties'. which is often daturbed thretigh tering the house, end not gaily of the imprison. : • • • . 1 widow and eight childreu, who were entirely depen. that o form the wino not taking thine preetiotihnOMl we wer... bet ween St. Paul's Island ancPrispe Breton. op, and the ice breaking, test wi th ... 4,0110 4 &mite. '-• - - . . The neither clearin g " we , d ent ont.his exertions fur support. As far as money ' secure theta the ei t ia t mem of that greet domestic ble,..ii 1111110111.111011.11,11.11111.1 0 can supply his loss, there is we are happy to ob.. Peante er every ran t pay at ion to the shrine of we got the jeliy.bnat nil , and pulled .in towards Cape . „,,,,,. I but, where the cosistutien hr been satiated hy disease, by a recent regalatiee, ali Ceatmieriewed Ofßeers, every prospect of the end being accomplished ; limed by a certain habit cootracted at nit earls * - . i c e. North. Finding we could notg et w i thin t ll --- , lion of mabilby preeillis to entering that state is indisi .1 the tilled Nary; woe tear Mere invalWed from of the iv _ ►-, .. nary. f or ice, we Moon to t he S. E., 20.mlbes 1., r requisite to revise the is/umbering sparks of life, and Wale Milieu', ere to be ebeAtleta is the P eewe e* I round the ice and landed the ne t e ight, one i t an t and greet cordon of the persons presents " date the system. Fur on disorders, -kayo etentritnit of the Smartt of Admiralty, and if found fi t for or. 1 t . a ant ire tie six by three o'clock, after destroy., mstotially to de-troy Hymeneal happitiro than thee , ._. la boy, and myself, the man being nearly exhausted. use courruce of s l ipup dcd . girissoire.. it w as thii , in the principal'part of the property on the premises vies, *bile 1°44644 atilt ess " eh"' to wears '1 I got a fire on shore,' having tinder and matches with 1 . 4 „.,., 1 tine wlc Sod Messrs. CURRIE arid 1-0.. for their duty sea if they aeries et e " I 'P °Tt c ... d " r : ate. As soon as I g ot warmed, I f pa in vaglak Qbe. " - " *. 3l) years , to direct their studies ;Ind * attention eiclivivi found great . enable to travel, they mast transmit a certificate to . in siin feet , J . m 11 . .Wry be t e l i • -. • -.--.- -- - . xteattnentlnd core of the Yens/Tea/ 1/i.ease, and toe i • a inson•the,same. ,The betel s . ' .. - . *user therefrom, as also to that ileraegement of the s ,k that etort from the (Were of the Naval Hospital ' to Any 'MARRIF.D. . i stil l full of i c e, we could not reach any inhabitants. &ate h et ly, D l inu itik ac I ,„ d .. reet v s.._ d by the destructive habits of-the Is.considerase hehn *IMP. No CeiliftlitaleMed 44111101't lemlided abroad, o a the p ith ; , i- hemas waiistac. of „, .. .. . ~ . -• D . • --• • - which tunings nit th,ose distressin g deliilities and deli-Wiwi r.. eter, men.-- to trances Mary, eldest danghter of I t .t C. Cress. 1 , preveut or .. .embitter . the Matrimonial state. Toe succes lee h e P k beed en the ha lf -P O l Writ 8111•14 Ate appears i I kept him in the boat (to make use . of ), hut levee. . Brew, Curates - street , Brunswick-square. - ! i %._,,. t.•,.. : volt of their plan gives Mein addition:a ardour on app ele thweereeld Teeedey at farthest ti/ able to travel) I stately thejrce cleared away orethe I.ith, end we ems , 1 ravages -14 • these complaints . 1, bi c h are She must imp° , DIED lON* their lieedehipe, to be examined. All Nirars•- rived here on the ISt h ! • T h us , out of 14, °stip John . Ton . afientiay last, in consequesee . of a fall from Ms horse, Mr; t o hr his r a i l i At e ix ,, o d g i l i T i a r i : tni ln i fi l r , l° ,, i c ie k '. i l l se h e e k h D r v e t ir e r v i e l ry ; rest allaere. isealidedfrewebreed aisle repair Id - I hisainson (the buy) and myself are remaining.- 1 48 " 6 " . "" s° ' °f Ithil-il " . Lat/duli ' . .th a el s ta d ins ma t. M mi., rs , . , Sr her. h. J rn ones erem . r n e t l . i.- evei t of the late Mr. Sob We orofe.sional meu of emineoce nod hirsour , to which the arena Naval Hospital who will maisseeey theta, , _ v mar legs swell very much, but we expect to be better JO C :ei n COkit I F . : nod Co. claim the sanction is . f selmlasti c a r Gad bertifieste to the Ceastesader ia Chietsif • at well u the testittlany of uncoutradicksi facts. ID MO& . Frid a y, in tiaililfunlioreet,in her 2/1 year. Mrs. Sarah Grace, 'the cure or these cow' plaint., they hold out tor indsicement their twee. their LordshWiefeesestion. relict of the late Henry Grace. E.g. of Tottenham. a 4 I am, Rte. • vice I but, sensible. as all men mass be, of the exi,tence -` irrIMOMIt . O. a letter tress Gibraltar, dated Jane Ditto!, la Gower-street ; aged . 67 years, Rober Faolder, F.sq. ilie,, they offer their assistance la I Aas ri g a t . . ye lb " THOMAS OSSIORIRM.• Oat he 12th inst. at St. George saow, Mary J. Robertson. 'Cleinlieri;:if the Royal Colleges of Sorge/sr. sit London 23 t•sAl 'The „Aigeriae Seat, which sailed from Al- - Friday . morning, in his 77th year, William Morland, Lig.* a To Mr. Jobs Osborne, Work'ngton." . kiintsurgb. W i ght aild, recess - ease* of Syphilitic infertio , tiers in she.. divisions. swears by amounts waived beaker, in Pall-mall, and formerly M. P. for Taunton. • . I radically cured hi the short space of two days, ; Thos e to amaeot to IS enrols mid it is reported that they • most obstinate duration, such as Olsstructions, ineeter." i t u res,Piiiiis of the Is:soes Glee's, i*c. are ,persean IfssT. TAYLOR Esq. No. 9, N ew "'ridge-street. Land . • n . .. ; spe edi l y cured. Reseda Noblemen and Gentlemen or .. captured foer American vessels on the 14th tilt. By advice. frees Tangier, ieformation had beets received Dann use, : respectabiaty 'hare been ander theatre sr Iderrs. Currie by some of the Foreign Consuls (rem Loathe, of a T reEL its ditty incumbent upon me to inform Co. for the removal of complaint s of th e ure th ra , a 'I r ipolitie frigate having capteved aLi i asiel4e Swedish * A: you of the v e r y great an d extraor di nary rote I h are re- &c .; and has* received a radical and Peraotai•al - eeived (tutu your invaluable Medicine, LEA ILL'S PATENT tree that referearee may be made to nett, to satKactor a Hsmburghese , and a Portegeees vessel. No account PILLS. Ahem ton years 1 (lessees of the decided supeilorsty afshies-rs. turtle r im , I was attacked with a ir muien i Db,. ,plan of treutasent. i . Many af•theto tititilemen• Mi l has been reciaosd bete of such &frigate-having passed the Straits." order, which I tre a t e d tatte r slightly for some times Awe the ; Iran ttt to 20 Sears. aedl.were ander the c i rc of Me m os. IL • • distrust. at leeigth spreadia g all user ms' body, I woe obli g ed to, Heaviside. and ether Susieans ef esiut4 enlivener. wilt', titteic, In the Court of Eirelteqwer, in Ireland, a lady has , aepiv to lie mom eminent of the Faeuity, bet their aseiniuwe their cure lt.'s Site attittiealtae,a.thrletter eir-u'iies without obtained a verdict, with '3Ol. damages, for slander, nifordett only temporary relief. f weatihrdogh verities easeloi co". glossas. fosrrie surd Ca n tradlxkler tett the tialsiair g r of salivatio n , a n d troth bein g rather of a corpulet i habit, was from the mato they are deity ngr+ring from GenCe.or in the form of a letter addressed to her by the Be feadant, in which he calls her 46 a pest of society," reduced to a mere skeleton. The ulcers that xp card all Over lifer/jog them i I,lrtfor.their restoration -to so iinJ • R e v ii4oi, fewe,"4 ear a ~,„,0 „ 4 , . „b o . e . t . ~, Slut ma , sl i m?' health. II was lent to them. nn-olii iic.l,'froin the s despaired orrnv cee• v e r v . When brou g ht ta this situation, 11, Noble F.oel. ohos hod jahour e d-ursdre *!air dwiesitne . --&" a most terrible traducer,"-+" *secret assassin," rensidered death as ireritable i 'bat a relation or :nine ran- fill malady fur 10 ye..srs ;he butt been tiler the tare t -and " e writer of anonymous letters." The De. e m oti ng op e n t h e In MC , in oh:es vow l'i!la • sort-ceded, 1 &erectors of .prorissi t oral ertildeilee, nriNe nf %hoot are' ft•ndaist justified, end brought several wituesses to ' was Induced to try is tint of them. 41, ....1 Ilb nit( iit r iper re . pertnaneusgelief t but from the -soperior anettrid of lieve4 mei and shy perseverin g for two or three months, nod adopted and Parvard by Messrs., Lur-ie a s Ti Co. he rereil prove that this Was a pretty accurate description of following your sli t -let.. no, .I experienced the most imaceeent- : radical care io the short ! pace ill one Ontilii the Lady, One of them described her as" a tale mitia- able relaxation froM pain, Ole MM.,. g radually rabiirling.- I ass, ." May %, ' for in the neighbourhood ;" another said, that "she n ow , that* God, perf.etiy ersttverrti, and walk but daily. I. '... 14 Ti. Dr. CURRIE, loi. Hattids-gardra. doubt nal, hut now more hot, whirh I thick cuutious to toke,,.. ~.- Lard feels Ertel Artoute la irnewaiiiesstiok Wel very free with her tongue ;" and a third, " that Will establish my health in is. orisionl state. , i Laurie the perfect P.-eSlatfininnent of his, hr a iri, i ii cuiseqa ,, , , a c her character was that of a mischief maker." The it is e ith till must heat aril gratitude that I subscribe sir • ,„,.._of his etia sled atteltret'le 'femme* of Sit ietures Witte + ' .fury, Sir, your much u'oligrd humble ...rviust, I , lirra. lie may add, Hop he tuts ant for must,,}} yeag, r' Jury, however, probably thinking that they must w 1 etteSl PIERSGN: oneb comfort PRA freedom from paint and tie Stitt' not invade the exclusive right which Ladies have en- Deonsuate, Manchester, July 1. desk of Iris bayin g obtained , through nil Atm ;tea nhoution. jored time immemorially,-. of a free exercise -of the P. S. Nor the 'while nmegi I do not object to • the a bo ve ! Perfect and Mimi) care of duo horiill 1 0 ,,, i &i 0 5. A. 1.- bete g peldished, but leave you to art as your own better Indr • ato a tteeMer 4 14 the widittee'thist iills , t4 i+eiliedrtre Ski ~.. tongue, visited the Defendant in the way we have meal skull dictate. , be has is in ht; pewee. trim g fair.irro ,tar ajnet t c o mpan stated.for having remonstrated against thi-licentious Puzie snit sold fly the sole Proprietors, Thames Tntlet f.i pnv . Ih:it trihate of applause it Dr. Cu rir, which he and Members 4 the Its•Nal College of Surgeons, Los:Um, ! , ~b 1! fr' 14 and stall ever he sect nee sustewilltue tit us ,e of " that little unruly member, which no man at oho, bony, a.. 9, New Bridge stria.. whet.... after a eon. I tea ll e • " . can lame !" • . - --. m re gg mete l or m o re about thirty-six -'as, in p ractice - - ' Ittamea Women, have laet dbaNdsValeit In -- - - - _. son atessmpauied Perk ea this eitpedition, and died before Mm. Abost 3$ isf Ilia adventuress party, 1 which at Attic betting vet zenslsted. a 41, ses pie elnasly fallen victims to the disorient thole grilodil • from the river Gambia ; the lost of bla.kratitet.. in-law fforted him severely; he thee essetelise as account of hie deelle.a." I shall .s)y add, thee 4 ..1 event *Mob took plasm deviatatelosrtveyoser tine' the smallest gloom ovet my mind till I laid Mr. Aa. demon in the grave. I theft felt myself es if kft second time bandy and friendless, amidst the wilds of Africa? The .111 is dated on hoard the Cremes* rasporr, at the port of Keyes, en the river Gum. bit, Africa. April 16, 1805. There are tette* from Park written *boot the sasietime, in anticipa tiou at a happier issue to his perilous &threatens. [*e, *e - a s' pecls. — Mr .Finatsetin *w but expresiibe horror with which Ilistb a detail flied him, mud whatever the Mw would enable him to do should he done to root out sods evil mid Baca. The Prisoner was committed to Bridewell fee the assault. Unton-nau..—John Gold was brought before 1..1. Coals aims' Esq . charged akb robbing his ready foroished 'edgings. Mrs. LVavn, the laudiady of the house where the Prisoner lodged, stated, that he hod occupied her apartments about a fortnight. ln his bed room these wet a trunk belonging to her, twataining some books- wearing apparel , aid a piece of lace. Whilst soaking the Psis:owe', bed one morning, she discovered Obeid* trunk had been broke open, and on examining its coo teats she missed the piece of lace. some books, and miser ass ticks. She immediately gave information Io Leckie, dip officer, hod the Primmer was token into custody. tie esqhfry at the paw abroker's is the mrighltourhood.seveval of the artklei were found, and others were - discovered at a friead of the Prial nuser s. to whom belted sold them. .1 • The Pristmer confessed the robbery, aid othi be *as drives SO it fry ezireree digress.—He was fully saitsiithol. • Dairy his examination he appeared wady aplailid. sad, at et conclusion of it, fell does is a at, and was takes front AO • bar in a stifle of insoasibility. Danntoutb, and Salisbury, New Pori Coach, every at half-pst Sig o'Clock.,wisit a Illyned. tbrunek,X Waster, Bedpan, Illaodford, Basingstoke, and BR ot. sosToN, Sp/tiding, Peteillorotty,h. Miltiab. sr dowatew Royal Mail Coach, sets oat every lieealag. - -' from Hasten to Spiishy, Louth. Grios4ty. and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Ktiotsford, Show Mid. Pews Conch, called, The Ftpediritio,'eviw; Five o'Clock, to the Sornma's Head Ina, Dale-street, pool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post Cinciw , , thrmtgla. nealturn, Caine, and Morlborotigh, every Afteroohn currier Mr. May's, the Ore) bound Inn Bath,. end OetLood.r s lEt Thomas-street, and the B ri.tol, nest Morning.. to:Wells. Bridgiwater neon, &e. ' LEEDS New Light cb, called, The •Rock', out every !thieving at half-past Seven roli.:cht ca.., Insides noiy, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard eta, NOM Upset Starattrd. 'Newark, Retford. I' mid Ferryhritfge, to the Golden Lion.. Leeds, nest Dl' , fifetrisithstanelsig the uncpentvoa expedition of this , dfloWid to he the most Ugteeable and complete Public -ate/, anal milk Korth Read, being wbequalled in Accotosindellate by any other. • : • KENDAL; IF, Preston, Kirhy- &mutate. ~ Chicle!, Ormsktit Gamine Post Coedits, every soon, at Five o'C Guarded: • .., . GLASGOW. Liesinuswn, Gretna-Perm Alaimo. Brownbill. Thornhill: Sanquhar-Kiln, • Caronork, .K 1 sind all partatof Scoantt, Cansperdown Coach (Daily YORK. Newcastle, and Edinburgh, new Coach, with a Guard tkrougbout, sets out every, MornFe at . Sit o'Clnck, by *ay of Newark, Rorfavd, Talk:Mier. kintlios, Northallerson, Duthins, Morpellt, and flew =n Boding , themselves lotiped fee, the knell' osy Test what time they p i :althea 'M OM any additional fare. J. Clark. Black , Iddreneei.•Yerk, nom Cosehei aii* sell, i Whitby, mod ntker Places. , VIDOENORTII and Waltal Mle:Pallt Coach, Evening. .1 WAKEFIELD Putt Coach, every )rfieskg, at Sir &Clark. SUNDERLAND, Stockings, lad Yana, New Caleb, Morton', lathe Ocorge LW littedetialld. • . • - , CARLISLE. Petri*. and Whitebtwes. Post Comely with Four Harms, aid 'reused all the. wa Passes thrt liesehe BPPkiti's • Grelliabritlite• Rbrhttosdl, -tildientelt. rawgithridge. Wetkerby. A berford. Once ref, aid Ornatballi (Ilse nearest way by eighteen miles), set, out every and pet forms tote journey with the greatest facility. detained 00 the Road by hthiness or plea.ture, have t he ad vantage of their seeds being steered ist she sow 4. 1 4 id A NCR ESTER, Vilknd ' ow Comien. Netheastk, Ova; .daa Woloerhemptois. Paw Cat ch. every Arterairkaitarded, *0 For the coavoniesire of permute rrsidielt‘el 'Wiest eat of the town, Passenger, end Parcae ate, bastkottlatalael abase Coaches. at Batcbard's Conch Ofirce, Aiipt rihe , . , Male Cellar, Piccadilly. • Tag PIOTIITT T rl.—General THORNTON, Is. mediately before the rising of the Mouse of Com mons nn Wednesday, spoke to tlie following effect upon this subject As I trust we are on the ere of a glorious and permanent peace, and as I hope there will be ne necessity to attempt to continue the Property Tax beyond the year for which it b at present granted, bat as other (axes may be neeesaary, I give notice that I shall move early in the nett Ses sion of Parliament, and with n view of impressing the subject on the minds of his Majesty's Ministers, 4 That it is the opinion of this !loose, that the prin ciple of granting to his Majesty a diitiect duty or tax on the property of hi, Majesty's subjects, during their residence in foreign countries not wider the sovereign ty of his Majesty, is perfectly fair and equitable, provided a proportional abatement be made for such parts of the duties or tales granted to his Majesty ei shall be paid out of such property during such ab. sense from his Majesty's dominions.' " A most ridiculous and groundless statement has been circulated during the last two pr three ereeks,7 that Lavender and Vickery, the Itosi-strebt Olken, were gone to Brussels. First it was said they were gone to apprehend some great personages, and after. wards, thieves, sharpers, swindlers, Atc. who bad resorbed there; the whole of which is a gross Is. britetioa. the Officers not basing been there. 1111 as irfleits.'s professional liter and perrosep awn erie lbw assessed, and WS commence neat weds * Oa. Liverpool 14 nights, Edinburgh 10, Gies. gesteketisslie 7; after which she retires for sk kw leeks soy she ses.siele. Mn. Re ate. who performed last melee atl IM liereegbili Tbs.**, has entered into tin *opts: 1 wile faltlalitsl for five rum. Sbe Is, we be-I 414 mit irepß *hoes *Male over tart ;'and, stag hi 11. svert e . uM rstead, ' trhf ifffikafy S. WO6lllll MSmeglb de mbitit nog 11041Praoss that ha re liunut.sny.—Early on Thursday morning the bongo of Mr. Derell, of Parson's.atreet, MRS broke open and robbed of the window sorban. *IA several articles of furniture, with irlhel the thieves got deer off, Mr. Defied being the as 4011 in town, at his house, Gowan-streeto Selifildk square. A fire broke out at Plymouth sheet twelve Oa. bl) Monday night, at s smile atesefeettseeMfr. ` - xlleolane, near the GolWhall, aid gar as h hrrittewed the seighbeeditiefilleAl by the exertions of the ampul amarhiet t and Mai anent, aided by the iolieltilee% it NW Silepretti mistiming fear house* .s yritti pt., peal elderly dteheted co the cure of Yebereal Coinploitrv, and those incidental to the parts of gesetation in both %e go s. w ith ,p et i n . eiolahle o•ereey whit* men of their profession slotorl al we vs oh.erye, they Amer themselves the advic.? am! nyeistatiee they gottuitou.ly adminiwer. to persons tubin g Hos itifemet o p, wtp be esteetued by a diseenting public re au advantage seldom S. be obtained. nod void t.f antinguily. Also sells b y their oppoiatment, for the convenient. or dam' Noise at • &Awe, at the Perfumer's, 9e, St. Allimo's.strnet, Pall-Mall i the Tov•shisp. $O3, Oyfard•creet t Mr. piano roach's, No. 7, Fithooreet4ill mod by soc person is every eastolderoble lawn in great Britain and Ireland, In boxes of s l ay tr. M. *web, waded up with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either se; say cure tlemoselvei with ewe, speed. warm. and safety. NAL...Every bat add M fireat &kaki Is sealed op with a stamp. as whirls, by faviser of tie Cossatirsioaerr, i. printed ass tae fliasp•ollar " T. Taylor. N a . 9. New Bridge -street ;" 1111111110 e whittle Wove AN ober, are calmed. Millen espectatium of R koily, may be otshred, ih.o is 114;1111,1 buck rl4ects are tumble by Stotiic::l skill w nod 4. the removal of such impediments to air object et doubt etwiainty with others. yet the wit of toch.deferts„ dunl progress of 'renovation. the netluireiriesifisf hip rl sifter. Ihe an early application to Cowrie/OW Tweet will twenpe the poi:, &surer, anal et pence of follows attendance o less experircred prnefffiriners: ch. Cat and Co. may be eomultea liv p.iitests of either, Hie molest secrecy and Itont!or, at their loathe, Nat It. tea Burden. Paiitalf is the ctmiiire, iteterilline the primh sells tirease, age, nod mode of liwine, inch. i.d u reanii.ustre advice mid medicine., ihe.sanie will be giveli or gentle, of the kingdom: To moo e I bat serree% su es/tot/mita der taking. the pottner of tene t , natty lie added to Log medicines.-101. Hation-eartleii. QiNnoN r Printed and Pte Itraed '.• l), vs: STAipairae Orrice, Si, Fiect'lltrre , • . • gi R I ".7 1 ,1 1 ~::~::.: y` .9 , r5r7 ,- • e, , • . ' • „311L 41117#00 S lIIPIWR EC K. The following is a Copy of a letter from *pt. Os borne, -giving au aost-oaat of the loss of the Clifton, of Workington, and,tbe melancholy fate of her tinier, isolate WOW t— {6 Sidney. Cape !trete.,Oth Mar,1913. 2 4 1 aes sorry to inform you of the loss of the Vffiffott. I left Chalker Ray on the 21st of Norma. bet, and pa on shore on the 25th, about six A. M. 1$ miles to the N. F.. of Cape St. George, New. fosafillan4 The first stroke she gave knotted the molder off, and we all got on shore in the afternoon, where we remained until , the 98th, without any thins to eat or drink: 7C rtlirErr i g. t*-- • • • • , +~~, . • imp et A XN. • zx:- 'VW POLICE. ILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saracen —w ow — i W INN, SNOW•HILL, LONDON, WATERSIEN. - The best Accommodation for Travelers, good Li the ausrs. foll aid owi lli°ll uo Peostral.C4' Charges. Coaches, kc. - Qnisiis-ssitasslt.—lfesterday a foreigner, named Stringer. Of Orem Per.lald-street, exhibited *chair of assault and ester. the g a m et e s tr ead tau. snow-hill :___ itloo against Mamas Dein sweet OW boat No. MI, of doe TRAVELLING FROM IDNOON TO IA \ I Imisbeth stairs. Op the p r eceding' evening Ma. N. mimed this 'sraterman to take himself, wife, and four ether person from IN TWENTY-NINE HOURS. The UMPIRE. a new Liverpool Poo Coach, only Vaosliall to Westminster-bridge, and for this a charge of fld. es the road, carries Four Inside and Four Ouibigle from the Saracen's Head Inn. Snew-bill. Loadou, 'Mich WWI INlsde. • Me. b. offered the Waterman half-aperow n.— This he rejected with much abuse, hut afterwards took the Ooes'Clock, arrives at Liverp•mlnest iiiternnorrnt money ; and be 'then ant oar assaulted Mr. S. but severely throngs unintsw, wifithern. Lethienny. Nor th oni.u. .attach his lady. Mr. S. 1' 0 4;04 a watchman, as/ gave the f ord , L utterwort b , Hi nc kl ey , A therstone. Lltchteld. i 4vaterman in charge; but this watchman refused to take the Regely, Ne'wesstle, linwetosegrets, Kmitsford, '- ,eine) others, however, werelound, and the Waterman was and p us& 110C1111001• Mr. FIILIAING deemed this case of so outrageous a character, I . mom oak Hayes. saws " , and u ____„ 'GO be should commit for the assaoh.—Committed for want of 1 cones. every Aften a ns. as row o . csnek :'""^' 'Osirfar Wiel at the nest Senioas. WEYMOUTH Usioa Coach. Four Inside,. through Wary Jones, keepiag an abandoned house in DaYes.eourt cheser, Illasdford, Salisbury. sod Andover, every Aftersnea, 41 0 80 / 0 7, weohmlosseet was charged with an seshudS pa Mn . • arrives at Weymouth nest dey, at One ; where the Priam Smith, the wife of an slicer, and the evidence adduced dem. i mu an Wednesday and someday Afte „ eunnwss frthe, to Norm. %tea eiressistsumes of the most aMicilwg nature. A doglike 1 se ll en jemy. fen „ sew? there is a revise ennorystoce to err Met . 3- Ord above Melte Yews. bays^F_eloPed from h e r i Cierhargb and S. Makes. The rand from Cherbtorgli to Pads, that west is Prisoner's WWI and toe mother learniag is By m." T ON abd the din ..., sis frame. shot sire wit shele, west "'dem" her, Whets s h e elm" was I BRIGHTON New Elrgnat IViii — Goiteb, roue :,....i esommiMed. The girl, however, Was got away; hat soon aft! every morsing at Niel l i'Clocit s theme. C r, Rsegate, iii c slillhibeibefillessf Owe girls, also about twelve year* Itg i The WEYIIIOII , Dorchester, and Munti(ont Unl..n . ale. TO* kft,Pll mimed tram their h o me s hy this w• s emt 1 PosScoach. every A inseams pm SI lie Crow. boo, War . : t v ery m o ral, w e titrougb Lower womb. fliga Gra* 'Maley. .came einmpir wire distress if mind to demand their , anostn . curr i es y aw i nside ,. *:- lime h i m's' *he' caw forward sad gave a LI VER POOL -Past Condi , to tarti_fstrosets ose t d i account of the vicious scenes carried on by the_ . _iota• biloots of this house, these latent girls beim regular INWIlan Atherimate, Tassmorth, Litchfield. Ihlostbeeps Illogibampass AO*. Warian th eatres osil f bell or Pwwww aliwwesse w s• 11 ' sod thipeaahle. Arrives at Liverpool. nett has - Wag menial by boys who were,knows is be Oct' gurrEc plymata is. lif ir ___eemoons, pa e t h......,5,_,, - ( let *. ' . t rff +.1127 • - r - voriiitat • wen's • Head Beds, choice T. set null from IVERPOOL, only one night thine ; sels , every nay at it Six o'oo4, imi.to t , Wel- clificld, Smite, , Warringt o n, II New Pot ihraugb Mt* ithersnee, the Packets ve. to Boer& tI noveyaore to el ifogli to Nei', skiriß l , 7 :e l i des ion eeiv ithess:co: ddfnnl unloa es hoe r Vier; 11 •111 1 •11.11111. , 1 th ery all. fir- • ed 1 1'. 11 • id • he '- ent;leltr7 , and 'I./fel)... ifavoine at street, Lt•ere irowirD•CWIP g %nitre at od4aaTasdrit e . 1 ( e=.—Coaches •lrb ;Ingham, rel. mett l es Four • ett lard thritectt- I. llooraoer . .10 tar at Ni., I Conch, kii r t Idle Courtly. • lba .torogindefloi dc. Bolton, eery Aner. 1. 1. Duettriet h • t tip;). I, performed at balf-pa-t edger, Dar Hero Wit.-- mob of the 0 proceed on Saban Co- all. kiltw)- vist 'web, every 0.11 ▪ halt-pail :Week, every wi . - Coach. gol. wee through lentelt. Res- groalbsat Ijfionlingp Pdmenerrn the rliar 4 • tie r rbal, rel; ea 4 Oita 4 tacit, . • Ole prune, turd Illicit wield 1 r wedlock i mod lbe s 'nt debi- rooova dispeoiolnl ed lb holed more wad t. which are ado coto,tdera- nod 4 these lag 1414 irelv lo be dlP.rd , r 6 1 saWete Ks- !, 6. 04 ichmul-bey e - tout 'emits that wig , et - cults! re- N elpita,e the 'portant in , ery by Iwasaki- * T ich Meson. don nuthorite, rr litrafeu.ing .J locement to of ate of sorb r educated *hi innion Mid hireling bre rah babe of the *rate Stria- gall &minis. and N of the first Ate. Currie sod stririure., of lw it rare, re- batl actors eve- e and 1:...1 tom I 11444 - 41:e4 hew we. 11. , me. • aiteialited konot mac- seri f/Iror letter fait! ,e.... 1.., rr- id dig/trails • tod of b *ion r ihq prim. nr reverdl arJeti treat , ornt received A lii and wed a▪ g to DP. airs seta ousetrienre Rill trifle eijmed so ere,' et min, uo BU ?amnion. 6,1 he oat ,„ tots (har t lief. he I r>;-- 840dVint nekiloW• able refit eit In their , syse-Itire d atth •righ - bt sod dr- , ky Lye gra. fury] Belt ear , bd dot. Ibe• 0)-• , k w% nli nitei litedrl and I r,retio•l" 1(g, M t ' .111, FrortierfArd tb. f g• It and part Itleit 111 N:tll4 row. , Poo: "T"- - - - - y. • . • !!1 ~!I Ei~:a =I