The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-20 00:00:00

details respecting the ' rejection of LAVA. ipplai to the Court of Cessation, are the important features in the Paris Journals. Some pinion that the saving or the punishment of will be the touchstone of the clemency of it and the strength of his friends, as .ore's offence had none of those aggravated of treason which bare been set forth as the conduct pf the military victims we fallen under the vengeance of the ruling nor of that dereliction from his own party, Nsir in the most critical moment eshi- Ilis ezecuthn bad not taken place at the the last papers, which notice this circum rather remarkable. tier to the Editor of the Casette de France, Counsellor of the Royal Court, giving an mi nt' his own conduct as a Judge on this se devolves some curious features of the pre rench mode of Trial by Jury. It is stated in of the trial in all the Journals, that It is supplementary Judges assisted at the triol our( of Assite.—The Judge who writes this the Gazette de France states, that Supple. Jurymen were also prepared by the Court lion to assist in the decision, jf rhecessary. , the President intimated to Lasacerre, case the verdict was not announced by the 12 in the coarse of a certain period, and the delay should be owing to the incapacity of them to discharge their duty, their places be taken by Supplementary Jurymen—we men who would have no hesitation in decid. riling to the will of the Court. the way in which the French Juriesare now It is an ingenious imitation of certain legal in a land which we could name, and ac. it the condemnations which are now taking It is' step, and a fatal one indeed, towards , ay with even the shadow of a legal trial. limited Amnesty is said to meet with great op. from the fiery Royalists, who are supported Duke of ANGOtILEME. Peers, emulating the D..puties in their slavish In, have sanctioned, by a great majority, the 'meet of Prevotal Courts. Inject of the law for creating 16 millions in 1, to secure the 'egoisr payment of the Vi suals to t:,e Allies, was carried in the Chant. Deputies, on the 13th. ;much nary, by the new organization, as op. irons *44 $O Dooms in the Official Gazette, is uhrteei 441:- - The number of officers pro ith letters of service shall not exceed— of whips of the lino, 11;4; of frigates, Lieutenants of the line, 400; Midshipmen .500. The Doke of Aroontirser, as Admiral mee, has directed these Royal Ordinances • in execution. soon as ou► Government had iscued an order of imiralty for ausp-nuling hostilities against the France and ships carrying the white flag, aarmutzatau transmitted a note to Prince RAND, "calling his attention to the necessity Ina against any possible revival of the Slave His Lerdabip considered the Trade to be !shed by an existing law of France, and alluded oan assurance of its abolition given to Sir iTUART by the King of FR %NCR al Ghent. 'RAND in reply stated, that the King had is .rders to put an end to the trade from the pre sent time. Fessren PROTESTANTS.—A very respectable meet ing was held at the Bush Tavern, Briatol, yesterday sennight, for the purpose of taking into considera tion the present state of the persecuted Protestants in France, when several Resolutions were passed, ~ire of their sympathy and regret, and also of it confident hopes that his Majesty's Government , uld remit no exertions in favour of the sufferers. meeting was composed of Clergymen of the Cs- Dissenting Ministers, and Gentlemen of various religious denominations. Madame Mttakr demanded, through the Imperial Chancery of Vienna, the hotly of her husband, in order that she might inter it with decency. The Chancery sent her petition to the King of the Two Sicilies. The following are the regiments whose second bat talions ere to be reduced-3d, 4th, 6th, 7th, Bth, 9th, 16th, 39th, 40th, 411 h, 57th, 58th, 71st, 7sl, 79th, 82d, 91st, and 93d, making 18 batta lions. The 27th Refitment is to have only the 3d battalion 'educed ; and the second battalions of the following regiments are to be reduced to silt companies each -sth, 21st, 47th, 524, 78th, 81st, 88th, and 90th. The 14th Foot, Lieut.-Gen. CALVERT, IS to be kept at three battalions. To-morrow being St. Thomas's Day, the anneal election for Common Council will take place in the respective Wants in the City. There is an opposi %ion co. Cripplegate Without and Within, Castle Bay *mil, and some others; and, as usual, fnr Furring don Without, the election for which will be held this year at St. Sepulchre's Church. Monday afterrinon the Archdukes Jouw and Lwts arrived in town at their house iu Stratford-place from their journey to Edinburgh. In the late gales in the West Indies, the shipping Si it. Domingo have suffered greatly. Letters from thenremention several vessels whichkare suffered by the storm. _ _ _ 61.4 nefk was foond, nn the backs of the Mensi, Belt Plastsenytid, Anglesey, a young shark; it totesswt-d liter feet three inches in girth ; font feel sit in. lies long ; from the extremity of one eye, to the istroitit) ef the other, seven inches and a half ; ..g•lt t f the mouth eleven inches; from jaw to jt, w;.en wde elan, ten inches. In its inside ito.thd poreCt cad hel l two feet siz inches egasellonmaii The details Err es appeal o .t important of opinion t i s man will bi Governmeni IIALETTE'II I stares of tre • hereof erising ho have faller osiers, nor of hich Nast it ited. His eat ate of the last once as ra ther A letter to rom a Counsel Ignition of hi anion, develop ••at French mo he report of th Notorious suppl in she Court of letter in the G Wary Juryet f Cessation to (e says, the 1 that in case 11%1 ury of 12 in hat if the delay some of them should be take presume men wl lag according ti This is the sr picked. It is a p-oceedings iss s counts for the c place. It is asl doing away with The limited ) position from th by the Duke of The Peers, e subjection, hay establishment of The project annuities, to se palsied sums to her of Deputies The French pears from se 44 to be regulated Tided with Jet Capsaips of ab 120 ; lieutenai ditto. 500. Ti of France, ha to be pat in ear As soon as of r. the Admiralty Court of Franco Lord CASTLER TALLETRA ND, of guarding age Trade." His I abolished by as besides to an as CHARLES iTUA I TALLETRAND I Iced orders to sent time. FRENCH PRO ing was held at se'nnight, for t lion the present in France, who expressive of it their confident would remit no The meeting wt tablishment, Di various religion Madame hitt Chancery of b order that she Chancery sent I Sicilies. The followin taliona ere to 1 9th, 16th, 391 72d, 79th, Int lions. The 27th Re seduced ; and regiments are ti sth, 21st, 47.1 The 14th Fl kept at three h To.motrow election for Co respective Waal Von fo. Cripple *fa, and soon don Without, this year at St. Monday afte arrived in town their journey t, In the late go at frt. Domingo thence mention the storm. Gist week wt Rear Plasnerry raess.urpd three sit hes long the iatromit) It. ..g.h tf al j ‘%:.en w Itotild it mum ' 'TAE STATESM. To rsz • EDITOR - or rox Sr . ATESM4N. , NAVAL • INTEL I. WIC/War •' ' ••• ' --ewero-- Sta,--I happened to meet with a Gentleman from Scotland the other day at Yule's Coffee-house, and De.u w Aree. 10.— Came down from the River the Rua Si- Vincent, Smith, for Jamaica; William and was agreeably surprised to learn from himself that he Alf re d, D IR : o 1„ , f or A m i ga , ; Loyalty, kiiii;..4.oo, is the author of a Pamphlet which had just been ad- for filesieltel Gatasborough, Aysthorp, for Leg vertised in your Paper ; and I bad gratified my art- horn ; StippAtr, Sleigh, for Ce:k and Jamaica ; &- rural curiosity to read the work, being tnyself a Re. palms, Smith, for St. listens ; his Majesty'. s!iip former, though by no means a radical one. We, of Spey, for the Cipe of G‘.0.1 Hope, and remain in course, entered into a long argumentative discussion the Doerus with the outward-bound a, before. of our favourite subject, and 1 must confess that the PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 19.—Arrived his 11-jesty's reasoning of my opponent rather staggered my faith its ship Larns,--, from a cruize.—Sailed the Alban, the constitetional duration of any Parliament beyond —, fo r a cro i ze . the digit's., period of one year, though Ido not yet c` a ALMOCTII, DK.C. 17.—Ariired the Prince Re admit of my perfect conviction against the rape- gen t, Capt. Whi te , f ro m London for Batavia, ha,. diency of Triennial Parliaments. From this topic ing sprung her main.yard.—Sailed the Lady Ara we naturally deviated into the various other belle packet, Capt. Porteous, for Lisbon; and the themes which occur in the book. where it is poi- Ilinchiabrooke packet, for New York and Halifax. Isible enough no body more than myself will ex- i pert to find them ; still, I think, the public.spirlted ' rs AMSG VrE, Dec. 19.—The Milian, AG, Lord Cawdor, 323, Triton, I. V, and the Nestor, 626, and liberal minded portion of Readers will peruse, with peculiar satisfaction, thi s p am phlet o n Paella. transports, have arrived here this day f u ll o f t roo ps iment Reform, to which I hare alluded. 14.001 from France, last from Calais.—The ship Confienee, this popular work you lately took some extracts, Henderson, Muter, from Memel for Bristol, hi and I would recommend to you occasionally to quote cowling 'for 1)11's 'heehaws yesterday struck Head, k the from FAst some other passage., e hen )ou fi nd them connected with, or illustrative of, your own opinions on passing Pier, and drove to the back of the events, at this critical epoch for rational freedom, in whence she was got off ; and in coming for the her ' 1 its awful contest with Imperial and Regal despotism, boar *gals last night, being very leaky, s he g u t on , either at home or abroad. Though l'arliamentarY shore to the westward ; she has beers got of a second Reform, in any shape, may, to many people, Sr time, and is now LI the Basin, with much damage. pear a dry and dreary theme, the author of the work in question has contrived to give it an air of —The Swedish ship Harmony, Captain Tonquish, novelty, under the garb of ridicule, and in a vein of from Jaffa to Cadiz, airsick the Fast Pier this day, humour, which will gratify, in no small degree, all and is now riding at the back of the East Head : those who sit down to peruse the book without any one of her anchor flukes was driven through her ! hostile bias against the ingenious writer, or his very b ows . i interesting subject to every man who feels conscious Mutt:tap, Dec. 17.—Arrived the Maria, Nichols, of being, in troth, a Free Briton, and the honest from Newfoundland ; In tat. 55. 25, spoke the friend of his native land. To the prejudiced even, one may vent ire to pro- Francis, of Liverpool, from Lisbon for Glasgow, mile much more information and amusement than with loss of sails, and short of provisions. Captain they would naturally expect to find in a political Nichols could only spare them a bag of bread, having production from the Scottish Capital. The Gentle- on board his ship 135 passengers. men connected wish Oriental Colleges and Literature Sr. Iva, Dec. 17.—The brig Donegal, Conetrsy, I will discever, in their progress through .the workZa ' few observations on those important objects peed . Master, from Belfast, with an assorted cargo, to liarly seasonable ; and the lovers of general im- London, came this morning into this harbour sery I provement may hail, at last, the dawn of a umber- . leaky, and with considerable damage. , sal character in the Roman, with a language equally : LivEstroot., Dec. 18.—The Minerva, Sketchby, extensive, in their vernacular tongue, on the philo, sophical principles of utility, simplicity, ficility, and from New York, which was on shore at this port, has been got off. —The Eshu, M‘Master, from St. Do. I bresi' 11l - enbitted in --end for the ADMIRILTT SESSIONS. • - . • ---mworm--_ • • • Tatt‘daN ilre•e !testing', stele open./ at.,.fiedice 4141. In Ilbe • Ohl Marley , . tamer the Right floot. Sir Vt 'LOA • SCOTT mod Mr. JtirOur HILATrt. . ~1 John SWayne, Atoe ftWililieV, was imlicted fver fettspieuily. 'hmti piratically d zostint. our 8 serei w !mid mit k nog; and adbet Ina to the United Sintes t f.,Atnsrutu, the Gq.. vet- ..... et. , or the and poser being then at war with Wert , suits, to oneentes of our :.,id LSSIsI the . I),. ol Nest Neon slated the c.oe a 1 comoderattle I my. , Copt oW. Shovers et ;omitted hs Mr., J rite's, ....epasetl„ th•it lie vrel.Ctooinu'er th Seriogpiro Stull Sra her. 1111 he sear 181 V. He arrt out on,* ,arose to the,in'onth t of M•ocit 1Y lhiei )ear. The P. isomer tt..os tern ti yetteritti..4l. - board the te..ei. Ile au. a.se 'trims:tn. toad went hs m e tlittue. tO 00 site IYib o; Jul., la Let iii,. t•lf sae iltpavo I.laute. hit isop ea. tit i llated by the Atoms fri4' •• • gate t.-,ea. W IW. 1111 AMA MI its, flew viers. pot airr W o ws sae • !auto tern anon after, aid placed in iron.. jn a kit tom ever. the 11..athest Crud rriemeol and thew I t. • ,wret and hi. Miter. mil,. kept.c.a.liaed in its O war, ite tiered himself bald hit two ma-,0•4 (lel/IP:I. Ihf..mootirlyiu tkit re - ;pert, Ming colter traee a titi.•te of, by the ANIS rienn (11As 11 twos nod a i tti•portia.lty 411.: I f AI insott. etill 0 • Wow that 11. e t't i.mer, sae male more or hi. crew, were sheath to At. the I:i.ea He wreioidiagly isJeberbeti Mete, advteag than not I. tie Irtittors in their r. sultry, and threaten, lug tt ta•ey did be wmild mouredly prtrecute ih-rn whenever re • • lay lit hi. pawn. Tin, wnr..i,g he repeated .evertot t•outi to tae Pliwlter. :,ISII Peril* 410115 M she 111.11giVd‘ of the Errellivic•, l is n, owe ut lie. crew. he r:.lied oil to him u t desert lots t • . roan h , that if he st tshed it he taiAht get un th. r•in tt ter t!, • or no /Wine other any rohowl tae Cape of Good Ill•ryry SI. loam, or she Mem. Wohoes. afterwards Prie itito the robin of :he CaItIVII. nod rents soil it ilk one or Itro •ottet!... I,olthug, tut•t et, hi hi. baud, anal urn habit , it imam rove vet tittiOn htoolt Anserse.t. h% one.. ►la I.lmaf. w dory* Attu r %hefting and bratallehing a calla, upon. deck. Hits** being • hrougatepna the twitter deem in Hoop. &Art{ sae Plitneer abut he niennt by brulifinfi•i:4; the It e.Tot., istd hooped Re would ant 114111 ClWillry: The Pteno er replied he to coiid 11,;ht fop what comtry he plermerloror dal he as., • *bat alt.-reate It made, to S i ght tar, Englant tame this* Ause. rica. V, ituev alt. raxrc, r.inod that the Pennine , had joined lite Essex, toy musteruig wish the tic w --heard t bu nottne, of the clew called over, awl the Priabwr man. red ut , hie name. After the riiponer Hari left the haev, he went rift Ward a soot!' reed, tolled the Little Mmes. Awl Aid not see him agate* amid the saliva' of the termer at Poy•natah, in I/e -mealier 1811. Taco hearing of the septum of li.etia•tk by the . Phteae, he wrest ton booar.l. mud hoeing teen the Prialaversicerto E he reminded him at hi, deertluit to the ...may, and beam... win determiners to keep ISIS word and promeate Mts. Mr. Edwarot lauNtn was meter uf the skip Stir Mehra Hee '. stilton. On the 11th September, he aim cowered In the' American trogate Essex. The Pelmet an. thee i.e Itonitl the' . snit frigate, bat witness had previowoly haw wit him ea Ward - the Seriamtuntatn. Witten remained .1 t mamba stet bald the P..-ez i mod the Prismiel did /laity all Chat tone. • - ••• Mr. Jahn Haatiltno was ametaut % clerk no Ilona the Phoebe frigate, sliest she captured the Essex, aboao tau lecgas et if she V.uparale, outilw .'Bth March, 1814. The•Fitm a,ked the Prisoner what toontryinau vie win when he tune tilt board from Valparaim. when he r. plied be win a drairlaanu• Wrote*: boosiedounly made an mars of the ciecentath.ore ht the muster-book. Prisoner farther mid he trod been with the Link heet Ise .hole to 'Aerate of the sick, aid tliftt he theta rai away from the Arnerimin .erviee. Cram-examined by Mr. A LLBY —Prisoner was vial Iwo 64144 the Keel when captured, ter did lie tier see hint in any en v/Leman 'ertiust his country. The cam for the Prosecution; being here rimed. Catania Hilly , - deimeed to the general good tendert of .dvity—all come— 3n one gnu plan, . , - -,itlyer - __.•. toe gene.. gin. .Ike general benefit of ki n d —t h e whole to be rega. adage, is on shore at Garston, but expected to be got Prireiter while rut bouid the Phsette. hitt c oo s ederest bun rather ' sills in bm'deateriorme, stud of estsiel - ing week imellort. fated, air initio, by an .Abecedariws Clock, that off. • Tile frinmer is his art: ore.* id, that he had twin ruised his . . ' shall permanently fix the elements of speech by a . hawd egaissit his King fir country, AA that as • ea to he lat , l • • , . had au opportunity of so &nog, he deserted the Americans, r simultaneous notification of their power and from to . SMITHFIELD CLUB. - into otiose bands be him fallen. the organs of hearing and sight. Dr. BORTHWICE Mr. Justice HEATH liaising summed ap the riorldriare, the GILCIIaIsT, I found, has not yet entered into any I -m ew — Jury retired fgr a short time, and returned situ a seilltr i of ' detail of his new scheme on this topic, nor on the' Yesterc!ee, et two o'clock, a Meeting of the Club t t iAly 1 but terinnintioded the Yeftostee to ,OAlrre) us } s r yooot of. the tnvoto üble character give,' of him by Copt. Ilillis. elliptical and hieroglyphic energies, which he was held at Freemasons Tavern : Sir Wm SC..TT, ill an imprt-Mite niattair 'pt timecard to pen- J 0 HN 1A it rtx CR IPP3, EN. in the Chair. nourrce the dreadful ielitel•Ce ut the low, ishosrtirig at Der nivii•' ' intends to infuse into the mechanical forms of The bill of premiums and conditions for next year, f t , i i i i i i ' 4 ' l l , i b b e at ar e g l ed th "u i ! si o s i b e e p l u et ipe ula r w eka a nne dle l l e hee t ne : llll 4 were ta7 f iil ew 1 .0 04 . ' the Laticasterian School , but I have teemed amounting lit the' whole to. 35 guineas, was finally enough from himself to convince me that his stances encoding the *fewer of -toe Itreilarane s whisiikeloamiverl settled and Ordered to be printed, as usual. ! him (Sir W. Sosti) of holding out in - aim, herein, miliktisaight method is not less practicable than eatellent, l'he Officers of the Club were elected for the year press eaevailitet, in every respect, for seek ea efficient system • : Art:alb:ad Campbell mood indicted ri . l`..itirliitly eta feln- • ensuing. ' of edecalion as he intends soon to.submit, for grime ' measly ma. Jetted John Throes/ )(gym mg are Hier Anil, by 1 Twelve Gentlemen were nominate d, and ordered IIIII:Tittg him to de.4lt. - I sal adoption by his countrymen. One of his favour- . Mrs Justice II earit t after hearing the evidence for the Pr. to be written to, as proper persona, if willing tit art, ite arguments with me for the English, es* universal . so? sr, Nudges II ifofieCesA.lry t t sbill_l2 4 and t..e Jury, Jame ' . • tanguage, is in my estimation incontroverible, iris. • for Judges of the next Show. aia - -.y .tcysittett hint. That knowledge never can be encreased by the mere new Members of the Club were elected, viz. l Ito/was Utinthirtito trod ache eft by Peptiamatismfor an as- Fite satair..-Adjourtied tilt , to-morrow. Mayor Drake; William Rorie, Esq. ; J. H. Ileycock,Mal at John litilsoni; Santee' Brier,' Wm . . larsickate. • multiplicity of its oral or literary vehicles to the mind Esq. ; Christoper Salter, Esg. ; and W. M. Shields, alias Bruck, Tor murder, It postponed trU the Mkt Jos. brat. of man, any more than the snit one can become funs ipso facto from being expressed by a hundred differ. , Esq. I r • - • The Club then adjourned to the second day of I • . eat symbols, adopted for that figure by various na- 1 Ard Somerville's , OLICE. '• - 's C attle Show, in the beginning of • • • Cons, consequently cue good expressive language —00....-. : . alone is as capable of conveying to the human Intel- , March. • . FOROKRT. Row STRECT.—Yesterday a tr . ag investigation took plats feet, the whole circle of the sciences, as a thousand ,i " ' before Mr. Bras ha, resprr nag a limply which has beta cum. tongues, since these are not knowledge but the aim- I Gone EXCHANGE, Dec. 20.—N0 alteration in the mitred upon the Coinialsetuisers of OrMoyekb Hummel. * John Kota, belongiug tie, his Majesty't Alp the Fainaraer s pie means for its communication. The Doctor, I price of Wheat to-del. —Barley heavy sale.—Oats „„ d w d ii.„„ w evaa „ s a, a , eaaam .b e i aalr i ng 10 s h e 111 0 1 0 ,... * . understand, proposes to give the requisite circulation rather cheaper.—White Peas 2s. lower.—lit .other fr•gate, were brought to the Mike, and charged by M.. i to his benevolent scheme, under the auspices of the Grabs no alteration. Jonas, belonging to the Clare at Grasserieh Wispluil, Dame; ' Bible and Missionary Societies ;to whom and every i It is said that the Duchess of Awctouteme n was so p l i n e ar iou a y. f being mires toil in forgiag eettiiica tes to obtain pets, rational creature on the face of the earth, (through . alarmed et the notion of the King's leaning to the Christopher Weyntrinih, the hither of Wm. Weymaiith, the the Lancasterian seminaries now on their actualed with being,cunceraed iii assisting them iir ' advice of that part of his Ministry who were for pant. u rr le is , "e n er i . h w ern es chart march to pervade and circumantbulate the whole world) ing a pardon to NEY, that she did not quit his chem. i Tim Ptvotnert were committed for further examioafino. • the saving of time, labour, and money, would, N'AN UPROAR. in , her from morning till night, nor suffered a single i KING'S-PLACE 1 in the course of half a century, be almost loco'. A Seer* of intlun3, in this notorioui place Sir brnibell. wa. _ creature to approach him itt whom she had not cons ' oe Taesdus exposed at this Ogre, perhaps as great in tbe Mom/ ceivable, on the score of strange types and difficult fidence. - revile of Losi.,o Ware i. capable iir beingauilay of. tongues alone. 1 M. EVSERZ VALLY, known for his seal and vari - A igloo of the same of Chatter toe; alias W tiolham, for it ao• 1 The very idea of the whole hnman race being, in out experiments of the highest importance in metro. loupes. mud appeared tu Ir e l anoot al yeltet, of *ire, *as Aimed Pc,ired that be neat by heih Ranee. who has grown grey in process of time, induced to embrace one religion eine h intends to visit America for the purpose of .., it yoweigint, who resided in Übe of those taisernble houses. from the omnipotent charms of its disuse morality ; ' snaking a new one. It is well known, says a Paris with loirWs i This chnige usru fully inyestigatedl, dad it lmmed:out that it one speech from its acknowledged excellence, and one Paper, that in 1806, this physician repaired to Con.: vas a thriott to minder, and a vieleut assault wpm bre and via ' character from its evident superiority, (the Roman stantinople, with the intention of taking the infection otaer young %tuition in Ike wage lense s who was supporied to lie . Script,) for every production of the press or pen, to of the plague, and trying upon himself the means dying of the b dies Ire had gisen her. Magistrate a i d be shoold espret very good bail for the • all others—is so truly sublime, that, independent of proper for curing it. He combined that disease with ~ p s l 6 , e me 1 patriotic feelings as a Britoil partial to the language the sutall.pna, inoculated himself with both at once, ' (Ace's-also tar.—Winiam Wiltshire ikda Charles She. of Old England, I . rejoice at the bare attempt to and obtained successful results. M. V ILLYals° 2 ", I T ' rt k l: f ! rit ri r7 l i I ns d i ir s4 i ' l ie ri s i ft n him w s e le r r e p t i h n a Ctris 17 1 .W e stla a „V e .. ce " point out one practicable path, in my day, to such once coolly drank the venom of a mad dog . lie is : The Framocrs mitered she shop on oretearc Of selling a emit, an enviable state of perfection. In short, I conceive ' now going to the United S tates,' aid lisidilig only tt chtld there, they rim I with the cLitis s het With 111. view to catch this mode best calculated to persuade all the sons of the yellow feter, and to discover the means of eating : wwur„red,i:pk,(ll.ralle"ra"ilurf,,,,„%relw passage near L ' illiad ' irerl ' aster a Adam at last to dwell in unity and peace with each that fatal disorder. 1 SM. airlock out recognised to have lately retururd from tries- ' and H iitatere was recently ell,eltorged from New• . other, as brethren on the high road to eternal felici. Yesterday morning the wife of Mr. Sergeant, fruit. • gTh lair e i . itiliat ty, eerier circumstances so well adapted for such a m i ., in East.street, Brighton, was safely delivered i They were bath folly committed ter trial. consummation as the wise and the goal of every of three girls, one of whom, shortly after the ac-1 nearer Fersuom anti George Ilan kins. pauper+ in St. Mer e* ' f i workhouse Westminster were florally errands...l. 1 , 0 nation must desire both before and after death. .. I ,,, c rei en r ro tihm; their fellow paupers of surliest ill lidei ' ..f . couchement died, but the other two, with their too- - I remain, Sir, your obedient servant, - then, are likely to do well. I *eating apparel ni.d tnnes. A CONSTANT READER AND LOVER OF ALL Lost Friday a poor man named Staeferd, travel. ! o Ferguson conlessed, that list Saturday week they planried the KA fIONAL IMPROVEbIENT. ' i rotihers in the stud, iii c ovriprence of its being int im a ted t o Norfolk - street, Dec. Is . 1815. i ling from Brighton to London, was stopped between ,„ e „, , that they adult tre. discharged.: Il•wkias was ter go out - •• Tooling and Clapham by three daring fellows, whe : en teeert.e merne.e, end F. rove was in go oat ant the stow The following paragraph relating to an &OW,. kito;ated him out of his cart, and cruelly rifled him day. Itu the night, however, thW gor up. and broke open lbe. . Ilifgel, bitin g the realer putt of the strorles, watt a Sae • man of distinction, is extracted from a French :p ' k-,i up ill it Windt!. anti fleptisited . under a truck 40, Paper, under the bead of Fonda, Nov. 29: of all his money, after beating him sensetess. In addition to the reward of 50001. o ff ered by Co. 3,..T:tusibothiehyat.sszEi.3l.!iitictd4ccirig,caint,;rkiclitfr.irbus, ti l t :t i r a e:t i t ‘ i o ns / g 0). -s , ' 6 Lord Abukir bowie has been brought into our vertiment, 'for the apprehension of the murderers of wit, and the other it.i.ig, Ilse as titres , user the tar to him i sew , . town ins litter.—His carriage, driven by a drunken Mr. BARI.R h 'the. Nobility and Gentry of Tipperary or , them axe stunk ro, rile spikes, ahem they were afterwards iye subscrbed a sum of 80001. and upwards, for the f°"" d • . , postillion, was overturned, and precipitated the -2 1 Hln king *an idelllifidAl to be an old offender. Astir* robin 4 Noble Lord from rock to rock , to the bottom of a . . sonic of the patiyeg at the Weittuilo:er Intimacy about twit nut yerisa•o. - Foi l s. entertained. valley, where he fell, severely wounded, and with. ' Two acres of ground have latelybeen marked same laudable purpose. out any signs of life. The Dean of the Civic Council, near Boviston Bay, at Plymouth, on the east side of HATTON as ft D . :.•+ , -.f-I..esdny Gerirge Clark was itnnt li ght sip by the puieriic tot st. ;infra., 4.lerliebnell, Rini &A • riff. apprised of this sad event, hastened to send assist. the entrance to the Sound, which are to be cut into a urine*. rem t:ee ail!. stealing Iltlior the shop outflow of et,. , watering place for the Royal navy. Jowee Pother, horn & A ter, Si.s .),,ht , Atreet, Clerketariell, ~ ante to the Nobleman. It was at first thought that as a sr nee rounterio4oe, and sirs er.,l yutda of blue Fred while core d! this accident was intentional t the purpose of rob. for Anti-Attrition is not only admitted to be the inte•La. ping the carriage, which was said to contain valuable cheapest, cleanest, and in all respects the best-thing The Prisoner was fully committed for trial. effects, and much gold, but every thing being found, that ever was invented, to prevent the effects of hie. the poor postillions has been fully justified."—We lion on Steam Engines, Carriages, and Machinery, know of no such person as is here described by the &c. but also to preserve Stoves, Fire Iron's Fire strange denomination given in the French Journal ; Arms, and all kinds of .polished Steel, from ru.t, as but it is almost impossible to recognise an English sell as to render Boots and Shoes water proof, and new• in aFu Pitch dress. We recollect (to give•one all kinds of Leather soft, pliable, more durable, and instance out of e thousand), that, on one occasion, more Ismael after being blackened, and impervious Mr. Welksley Pole was celled Al. Vaeleveuipoel. to wet. • BURGLARY.-At about two o'clock yesterday. morning, the shop of Mr. Paves, linen-draper, cur. ner of White Hesse-street, Radcliffe, was brnk.•n open by means of boiing a hole (Weigh a altuttersti.l taking out two panes of glass, and four places et Irish linen, with several other saleable ettkles of drapery ; stoleu therefrom. "11 ' 6 ~yy i Y .'Y 1 p 1 1 I f I 1 i I 1 li ■ 1 ~ i I '