The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-10-25 00:00:00

~xiivsr~' ,Y,. 6 C(Atrat F 4! .1.■1111110... • BLACIANOItt, A voLUNTAIM retusioveit a TR, orrice or Tin AMOR. 1 4 .T1111 RIT . PATCR.IPIRI9OA. • • This ease involvieg the defendant,' who is R-ctor of North Huieh, in the diocese of Eteter, in a charge of .tin-, continence with Maria Isabella Blackburn, came on to be . beard before the Right Reverend the Lord Bithep,hittl.ltis. Chaecellor, on Saturday last. From the pleadings and evidence eibibited and admitted in the cause, as detailed by the Learned Counsel for the proinevent, Mr. Stevens, is appeared that it hail been alleged and was in proof Osl criminal intercourse had subsisted between the defendant and the object of his affections from July.lB2o, to March. 112 i, and the parties are intro laced as living in London, at Bath, at Hythe Honits.Rithain. flythe,..Surrey, end. en rine, other people doting that period, on terms of a most intimate charatiter. bir.'rascaso, Counsel ler the defendant, dwelt with eonsiderable foaling.. and. energy,. on Abe consequences which would , oesue to the defendant shmild the preseOt proceeding be deter Mined against bits, affecting as thee inevitably would his +leered interests as a moinher. of society. and more inaup_liately tels.cllaracjer asp Clergyman of.the Established Chircliibti"conteittled,tbat as there was . 1 failure of proof of IrrU 4;i.. e nvoi. illvcouts, within right Menthe from t_he time o f the *otiniiencement of the suit. the defendant ives,-mithted 'tin! itehrtii.of the statute, ,27th Cleo. 3. c. 44. ti:t.';'l.44 tipt ,confirmation slteiaFted to be set up in suppoif4l44is. Risekbarp's erialenee wse inefficient; thin there :els* lnentficieneroLproef 10 to the identity of,thcpartitiii.antlinfter mamtnentifiggenerally en the merit' of t h e min; sonclatied-Ine..expreising his Impes,• thet stmall t betimes& fetal to .the defeti•lant, his Lordship would nOt . dist spender cot deprivation with which be wee vestml itod,condittiring die suspense. with which the defendant-bowl , bee* teamed during the. Fr offtess of this proceeding. misi . thip heavy expenses be bad incur: and must farther east-iini fie towed his Lordship Id be satiedest that the -enelc . of Pinta were attained, without visiting the defendant with a heavier . • punishment. ," • Mr. S'reveN'it. in reply,,yemirked that dive was ample proof of criminality within tip- eight Months. hut that hi, views of the above Act different .inust widely from .his. • Learned Friend's, though. bed, it been applicable as to' time, which, in the present instance, he denied, then, that it never contemplated any abridguirnt, of. the, power of Bishops t, correct Clerks,,eod. that its preamble favoured "the conclusion that its opt r4ioq was,not intended to extend . to the eff-nc..i thereby recited.when eonipsitreil by persons of the defendant's character;-and after combating, at some length and considerable ability, the arguutenis a.lvanced by thm Learned Connsel for,. the defendant, ob served tat he wa,s satisfied hie Liirdsidp, in coining to a, deterininatiren on this lanydniket cese,..woulthexcbtole (ruin •his eans.deratinn the disgrace and inenneentence which ins: ht aired' to the defendant were a. judgment pronounced 'against hi a, and that, whatever the emsequences be, public cx insole ileinan.leiLand theilefendant's criminal coaduct merited, no inconsiderable punishment at his Lord ship's hands. Jatlgnient fieferred.—Promwent's Proctor; air. Tamer. • —For the defendant. Mr. W. KPlna. CAIIBIIIE/HE tdut, A t t :tyro:tic/NS, bor. IS: --alliply" — ~ Julut Kitten, aced 56, and Jame: Kitto., by wife.: who were. coma itted for trial: under iheVegraint Act, es rowoes • and vagabond:, were put to the bar. - . • • .. • The circumstances of this cases were very singular; from. the curious system. of.,decelt and fraud which had heed carried op by the prisoners. They were at ensterned to I travel shout the country in a caravan. and practice on the'l credulity of persons. in . the lower sphere of life, by .preed tending to an almost miraculous .power. of discoverincatiol curing diseases •of every kind. Tise• -women on - their , journies feigned to be deaf and dumb, • and carried' with J, her several papers. purporting to be by the authority of the ' 'irov, certifying that she, Mrs. Jane Kitson. or Mrs. Mary ' i Ugliest*. Ike. according to the name she w is hed to assume, was the Matighter of an eminent physician and horn deaf 1 1 • and dumb. She then produced ahookti;ntstehig such sentences ae " You have a cake gtorrieg • on yoer aside,. • which, if tot removed , will cease your death ; I can remove it ;" or" You have got the dropsy," be; with the' some promise of relief. This book she showed to th,osittikeial she wished to become her patients, and pointing to anY . Of its numerous stock of diseasis• witk-milich.she.desired • tiri afflict them, prothised, it - the same time, ~e,speedy.. cure.if., they would buy her medkines . . As . she .pretended.to he dumb, she carried with her a paper seeteining answer* to the queetions most likely to.oecur, and.to times printed• replies. she referred the querists. The pan the man acted' k the plot was various. Sometimes he watt the dnct r• himself, though geserelly he merely eccompanind him wite iota the houses, and acted as interpreter; ,or itibisted .Isi persuading their dupes of the preeariotts condition iowliich, they were, and in hearing testishouy to the wonaerbil cues Sirs. Kitson bad effected. The first witness called to prove this case was Mrs. Need,. . of Newmarket, who received a professional visit from the fee:ale prisoner in August. Kitson first pioduerel her certificate, and afterwards her book of diseimes, from which site selected one for the child * of witness, and per. seeded her to take a bottle of medicine, and in voesequence of Mrs. Need's situation in elite, took:the reduced fee of 10 4.6.1., the regular price for such a mixture, beine c to any one else, 31. The child at the time was unwell, and the medicine was. to produce a perfect care in 14 tla)s; at. the eni of a month, however, this patient died.. .... - • Ann Hull, a st!optcpeper in Sohem, was also; on the 27th of the same month, vita ted.hy the formie.doctor ; - and Atter the certificate had been produced, was assured, by mains of the disease list, that she was dropsical. elre: Mill, feehng quite well. at the time, was nbt inclined to give much credit to this amnrance: .The macs, hoteever, having entered, soil by accident, and relatetisterne wonderful cures. effected by the duMb doctrewat last eeteuededrwiteers that she must have lot tltp dropsy.. fire which site consermorrelr bought the proffered bares ••• .4.'9 ..., 4 i• ...• :' 7 . •''- . It appeared from other tritecates, th.Ot•thOesfisePerie Were: apprehended io. Soltam,..lo ,consensenco of tr : oetiee•ln.toe newspapers that such A couple. were on. they trAvels.; • and wises the earavao Was searched,. a leogemombyr. of , • jthe, certificates, and the • duplicates of the : ..ittsOilietio tinestions, &c. were found r and 'ills* • tikrattdO of 400 r. le kild , and silver. Mr. HUNT, foe the. prieonwsp.artade use& ..kgs/' nba , jectiona to the form of c.onsinireceat, which. the Goad °vim ruled, and they wereetentettued tosiernoisthe' imeriscrounsot . and bard taboos. •_-_ . •• • , .. ••• :• .. ... At the conciseico of the-triakthe.fomeiej prisoner, WINO bad so long mimed for dpurb,Addressed tlisConrt, charities. • the constable who 'seised her with hirviag betma#ed' is 'a ' :SOW brutal manner. •p • .• . - , • . • -• 4 The costs of the prosecution were oedered to he paid out ' '.. of the money found on the prisoners. and it 'Nis expressly.' • directed by the Chairman, drat the express!, of the whinnies - be paid into their respective hands. site.reeimioder of .0,1 property to be reamed :tothe exgrant. _on their died..err/71 ••••. • • ..• ••. •Aurreewv.—lks sone worgaten, oa teridetlajt, wino, Flog a cellar to the fourthtouse from theierose. ea side of North street,•Chieliester; they fodoiltr solid Moot 14 Mod of V o rtlend atone. !ere* (set from the sidl facb WO jig 1 f o itswing inscription:— • . - • - . e. •-::: 1 • 43EN10. S. .• . • • te-s: :'vetai •LVOVIAANI: aI - ..*. • • ~ •-- • ^l; 4 ^ .....,.., to.. 11.111IANI :;-• Ir m o— .‘7A - - .-...--A .4 1 D.. . t . -.: —-- * - - -h '44'J The form of this sentient remelts - use ebspnets desside.Miltep the veal form of the petleo4,ootl4live Adam at the tett i*i Mistiest feet in height. Mkt OM font Or int 4 o#,4rAki 4,1, . ' cattiest form. Lamellae Wel Ideuteectaffetateel sf 0 " and contemporary witttityeteors, l thilatier if whtiet needed In Use Severson's* or Otis eetuitry, .endec thf , error D•sisim. K.D;iiik .. • '. 4• -•-,?•: . Ai -;. -. ' -. THE STATESMAN. FORT kit EXTRACTS PRO!; THE FREW' PAPERS OF WIWNRSDAY. • (room -rut trett,t) (ha. Mama, Luta the members of. the fate Ainittry, (f &relit, Herrero', Aid the divitor A/00* hove stet pot foir ao4.;:tkit s,:opArtiptiosil blanicipelitt:ate ,otill bert. • „ . .• attiat. INtcfina. f4s . vta6z, Oil.: 1 I.—” Doe .of the' greatest . evils cu.- sioned,by the etwaltation has been the evil direction given to yes* by preparing r it, throng% the ' reading and study of pernitionX,wnelle; wsiftin•Whls:ito tiiitois att, that those who Mee' rectdeed IS their' youths : the ittapeeisitais: of relights and dabenni,' .fettget them hi, flair riper' sit., to : become co-operators In the revolution which now attacks, the human race. To stay in time the progress of this plats, of iniquity. Which idstly first attention, I hive reatilve.l. that titere,•aball,be formed a junta, .compossil of persons who have followed different studies and careers, hut whose" principles shall be Christian and monarchical who be it nown•by their seteuce, th ei r •prudeSce. • and • their fidelity to ifitt-Jtvesoft, 'who, -Miler your peesidorkr.. l shall MO' pr.sceitlittesieffnetrattftiVt•heintiiSin - atiOs of ate,littoiVit' winks, and deftwSitr, ibhie prftlebies %Wet . to torus who may hi Wat fi sititports of. the'alitleit, lunttationet . the goutitry. Fur the itecomprialiaseit of thhi..jpq„abill 11.00 totsproPer stseamiree." • *- Den 'Victor Sees." •hlonssu, Oct. 10:—The Captain Greseral of Old Caatileb. hacsent thefollowittie repail froni,Lis bead-quertere before Ciotti& Ittultigestfated the titlt :-ed" I yentsrdwr received by express your Excellency's despatch, dated the 7th inst. with the Bnyalttlerter of the Stli into., by which the King orders that sit fortresses, fortified poste, Pao. which are adder the Constitutional . Gavel-1)441w, recognize the sovereign authority of his 31ajesty, every thing being restored to the same fce;ting as. before March-7, 1020, and that they are , to submit to the King's troops which are nearest to them. • I immediately eoutmunicated this to the tiovernment• of Chid Itodrieo, who, in conformity with the convention for the suspension of this hostilities, of •which I have in formed your Excellency, sent me his answer this morning at three o'clock, that he and Isis garrison are ready punctu ally to 'they his Majesty's orders, and execute all those I should give him in the King's name, mad that hp put the place at my. disposal: Brigadier Marcos Nunez Abreu, chief of my stall,. is this nounitnt going .into the place to take measures for the departure of. the volunteer militia, who are to leave horses and arms ; the skeletons of the active mill id of Palencia and l'ulosa, which will be cautoned for the present at Salamaitea: be will also make arrangements for .ths entrance of: the 'troops under my command, which will take plate.po day, I intend to leave garrison at 'Ciudad' Rodrigo, the battalion of infantry of Qneen Ainelia;'-and Colonel lion Mariano-•Novita, as Dov.ernor ; and she squadron of Lance!' a Don Carlos, the provincials, whose number is - not above 150, mud 40 artillery, stivited with an equal number of thy•division. " After taking an account ot the artillery, &C . , I shall return to Salunsanes or Zamo ra, with the regimlot of Ferdinand compittimi Gump* ice. I beg your Eserllency to ..eqnsint his Maj.itty with obese details.' .Patits. Orr 21.-1 t is not true, 1111 a journal ot , this shy jias stated, that the Duke of Benito° has refused the em• Lissy to l'ientia. • .. A vesott. which has arrived 'at. Msrseilles saw the white flag flying on the walls of Barcelona. •• '• • • .(F•eut the; Comelitutienmel.) Plats.'On 22.—The 414:merits! Borddais .gives the fothisri lig sews ; • - • 111.aolrid. (kt. 12. " Assam% as, the INthe of Angouletne shell bare arrived at Madrid, which rill he.a'mut the end of the mouth, and tersainale , l the orzaniz.sti4n of the Army of Oecuilation, be will take the road to Paris. This arinywill be placed, Arra said, on the left of the gbre, and its bear'-quarters still he at Vittoria or Burgos. There will' be beside* garrisons in and some mein of the interior ' - irifisiat seckenint the .troups.oeceptyitst the isl.of Law alat Wad* under the or4ers.ui lisaeral Botatusent, •••s. • • ••,• L . • FRltt4 CU Ft; Z# Ils. ?Agit. t)&a. t9.—Viva•prtAkett• €ol4 o l‘ ripened at 1.11/, 011., ciosetl.at 911. 304.•G0an of 1823, •21 .; Sank Stock, Iji2l.39;:flaapolitau 4 per Vent., , 77i ; 'Chance uu tAgilua, • eat : ;aoatia, a 70; throe mamba, • . • . • • . DUB. • ..6106 v ...1i011and.., 0 ...,, Watrrik44..... 1 0.... Ilininro ..G & Jersiy... :0 ' P. :.:France • 0 0....Li5b0n... • I • 0 ...0 ()item Venr • • • • O. s.. . • 4.--_ ..4RIC E OF 14TO'CIOS illtti' • OAlt - AT 'ONE irill4lck t ,' I Stink %tad/. :./: .....:.....WS'l Hit. Stoat • •'" ' -titleCr.-Itol.:X:P..!..:;:t0.11i- 01116 Ronde • • 41071 44 ii 2p. et. Can • . : , ....;:.......:322/14 gx:2111124 _,.•• ......a .. ' • Si per Cott:.... 96 ) MIS. S ow ow Poe - A per Cemis3. 3 .,,*, 1191 . rK..0 0 :1 1.14 New Fmirs .. .: 1 . • M4 ----,4•An . —ll7 Is. rim Long Ann... ... .2O 13-18 t i otteryTtekete.. •.. ISK. W. Imp. 3 per Ct ~ •' . tant.tor Acet • Mal ~ . . . • . be as little felt as in the successioti. of George IV ; t° George Ill." What, was it of no conseluesee either that George the Third should die, .or that George the Fourth should incased ? • Was its matter of no'rnoment Oak the gOtifeld King should descend to the grave, or that the good monarch of a certain age should meant G14167°41 1 This coltbblotedeit, .and sentimentsbould teach Kings the •value of their flatterers. Those who sell thcir•loysky, sell it not to the man, but to the OffiCe; and the successor's as welcome as the predecemor, while ha pti,nataally disibark;s the account. It Is somewhat satisfactory, however, to learn that the destiny of EurriPe does not depend upon a King's eating too macklareakfast; and that a chicken bone • may not prove quite fatal to legitimate governments. To shoot - that Spain is in future to hitonsidered merely aceprovince,of France, BAG statedthot the Freisch Ali Ni±- 10:11140 . !iad a consultatiOn Its to whether the Spaniels Loewe •abiletld he reeegnieed or Dot; and that they . hime, deter- Mined' upon the recognition of a portion of theni.`"9isthe ,rAsteration of the (Larch property, - add the odlEnsitin into mbieb•tbe restored despotism will throw the conittri, *put s ootof all qiestion thatfeitirereniacipalor interest paid, la - a mutter of not little moment to the bend,liiiitlere, whether the ISWlls•axe,.reeogpized, ar. not . . Virile tire King . reign,. there, is no "merit, foe .the ; t• MOW, Nesbit% hat an oeinostainal. Ititinthlietam :Ad ministration could ever bring , ' fineness': 'itfl Spain into • any 'better condition thin they • ,havo been for many !rill. But. the.. fact that Spain is con ! sidered by the French Ministry, as a mere appendage to . the great nation, is established by their interference upon a point of this nature. The whole blovernment of Spain Must be in their hands, to . produte any shadow of obedience to their orders. • Ferdinand can think nothing lent to the , nation, which was advanuee to; -and •dieposed of by the Cortes, All the excuses which he might urge against the discharge of the last loan, apply equally well, or ill, to the first. They were negotiated by men who had deprived him of his tyrannie authority. They were employed to conieli date an.authority destined to keep him in subjection:—and. with his good-will, or the sanction of the fanatic Royal party, they would never he recognised. If France pro cure-and untereasing recognition, she mnst command it; and the lucre issuing of such a wi , ls sufficiently shows the extent to which they mean to exercise their' anthorityin Sitio. That they will maintain Cadiz as long as we retsin. Uibralter is already stated 14 - the French Ultras but-thip' . is nutteetate all that they will accotuplish by .retaioiug. Cadiz in their hands. The effect will he to occupy the whole of Spain vand while we retain only a barren rock,. the utility of *which is only on the defensive side,. Francs: will have all the energies and resources of Spain at its A.' solute command. Those who exult in' tlit Cornfield of Sliain, necessarily exult in the dangers of England: 'We are aware that the danger is the more immediate to "ilie system of the Boronglimongers in England ; but what places then+ .inien.: partly unluckily hazards the existence of the.union! said though their system is as bad as it treed - Pi;one repaid nottelsh It replaced for a worse.. Thlricolebleristied, creases. the. ctiutirwlity of tb teeti'Wis X. 101., cannot go . 0 .var. with the debt and the boeoutfh on their liaMis; anti not basing the courage toaiwlu,L di. one, and to amend the ether, they loaned tub Atter setitt lee of the Stele, to pteserve theirown etitolnoiteptk ry long es they can.. , This policy is as. desperate one hand, as it is. paltry on the other :--91141-:if it be promoted' biticlitonger. England mist either -became a 'men:bet, or the prey °Elite holy tlie,etienniencerlien%tfsbe ,Sposisheontest,we had the game our own finnds.A vigo rMs'rettenchtnent, an equitable adjustune.nt.of,all-contrects with existing rilreottostiinces,, and a parliamentagy • reform Which would have embodied all the people - in aniaisptiortra 4rle phalanx round t!te floveriureent,.wodf3 have enabled as to assume such an attitude as would hivomadc.the. Preach Bourbons tremble *their Oitn safetf.' • A 'cord Itoll fdigiantl when placed by witnto.o aul reocomy in a el:01460n to go to War, would bare ron‘sed the spirit of Republicanism in. Femme, and found , a:nple employment ftie .- the French Ultra, it bonte. •lf not for' 'upatu' we should nave spoken for itoglowl ; fur wilatefeeshaine.ordy t attach to the Spaniards for nor hiving better 'deb tidelP their own cause, : as that cause, iii.i . ts:reinote rilitioniorpsl once also, we should hare dotte.onr Atisiod s tfa -het . ; rendered the Spaeiarde- able td defred T e This chance lost esfor't . eeey . end ,we ftere,V)erf,elias who exult that it. is se 'Pieta the '.apattbr;of our Ministers, we may suspect thit some 'Orthetweeniealeir, in the triumph* of .'zeorls.!lctritTlelftrYita;ol4 toyer. since a temporary:calm: - .Nt.vet erateselm go:tlirtiptive. mow* approaelsei; - korispetekl to . thr rArap;es wkii 4 t, lempostii appear as hanther ems veldts" will shortly shalt: the whole of Europe. The last struggle between . lilmrty and tiespotiStn 'le at fearful odds in fa.vour.of the. let te r,; 'but t et:fittest knon.ot be avoided, as the Htilt:A Diem* ell*lte , violent *Oh' , no compromise. Urged on by an r feeling that the only poser they wieeeshl..dread. l beeped ' bound in a shameful inOotivilyt thifitleiady,4nAlte,tifon eeire themselves as ntwolotri at . St. ,Jassmes 4k 'at • the Shoirial ; and Belli not . he the present race nf Ministers. 'wfin haste's s credit of preventing theta. . -OA 4111114049 essay appears in ;a Presets Paper, OR the ap . ts . sitiistent of Dsmae teTtise War, Me is oh_ isoirt to. as. WO 70000. rots defeississ says he is 36, and thittite. Pitt was itlfiataterst-il Yenta of , are. if:shenid been'aiddol, that Mt. Aii i iiiiiti t greiiiagif iir rune his estiitesi epd iY nii4ht be herd nta fwamotik . rfootvissl;:but , .the 4We:sailers "O S 44. 0410! diA ° o > / 4 1 / .** 1 '4 ! 4 t 1 :! 411i g4 . 1 1 0 4 lasseshwes whether ioid Peinierston, when appointe d -fritlfisiatigOri4e old Rs ' This roar belliecat* bat the duties of an English War Minister do not require any experience but what may be learnt in any parlia- mentary nuriery. A man tnaybean EnglishWarMinister who ' never set a squadron in the field," provided he Ittretestow :re place psis voters in St. Stephen's, If he can chatter in the India:meta, count as far as the members of the majority say amount to, and tell a good round falsehood when not prepared with an argument, or an answer, he is hadasirably gratified for his duty, as an English War Minister. If the business is the same in France, Dame will not be a At man; for we hear that he is a soldier, . . and . iiot a speaker. Still, however, he may do for the meridian of Paris, where representatives are turned . out,:instead .of heitig out rated; and where the itismediate:4R ligation - of the bayonet supersedes the necetiity of a—rivt act To • . 1441;ze murder ! • The commi.sion fur liquidating - British .m 4 Spanish claims, has commenced its 'Oil rigs in Manchester Buildings; bidet present only the euminiesimiers appointed by Great firttiin eke in attendance. The e Spitntsh commissioners, atm. Dieu Colon-soil Jost() de ifectoolo, are waiting fee forams iostioctions from the Spanish Government. coast. tiering that the decree of Perilinaad, whicis totalled. the .actroof the Cpites;Arptivect them of the power to act,There is littieltOubt,•hokever, that the sanction of the King eg .Spain . will be Oldelned for the objects of this eitennissioso, since Sir Willies!' A:Coact, whets the treaty ceder "whirls , it is appointed was concluded it Madrid, took. the ;preellir tiers of insi.ttorthat the Royatantograph Adenoid. be ass, Fended to it. The Commissioners,, in a .circular notice:, -issued for that purpose, .reonite that every claim. whether • italsish or Spanish ; shalt be accompanied by. copies (certia lied by notsrial certificate) ofthe documents in support of lit the commission not bolting themselves respoissible foe , originahlociimenta- The claims of British sabjectsfare ree goired to be addressed. to the British ' and those of.. Spaniards to the Spanish Commissioners.. Of. volatile ail. that is drum before the junction of thelatter will be mere minter of arrangentent.--•(3lormin4 , piper.) . • his said that his Alatessit's tioverninent have deter mined to send out the teinforceinent , , intended for the . %Vest Indies, in vessels of war, instead of transports; and that too line of battle ships will convey the regiments now louder orders to •Itarbaitoes. • We are assured, from a highly .respectable aethOrity, that tiovtrninent have sent • a .formal notification to France, Spain, and the other Allied .P.o;sers, that it is their ilk tentiotti at an early, period, to .arknowledge the. Inde pendence of the South American Stales ; and, that, as a preliminiry measure, they hive resolved, immediately to send over to them Consular A cents ; at the same time,' del Oaring, that if, in the mean while, Spain should herself attempt the re.ennyteht of these Stssee, they will obseive a perfectly neutril conduct, as heretofore; het, by no means allow of any all from, or en-operation on the part . of, any other Power, either directly or, indirectly.—(Aformieg Pairer) ' • We base hero ipfOrriedillif,our Bristol Baolii heve . f4; hwed doe example of the.Budfof ENO . i o * dia taiTi tiai at fuer per cent.--(Briarol 01414:ie.) , • , - An iron mast and bowsprit. mauteffactaieteaspeetilatioi, keii.shordy expected atthis tart. to be tried •in one of row tnlssitli. • The terms on whiehtiovernmeet contenre to make thit' trial are said to he-,the adoption of the diersovery...if it answers, ante- ietleannity for the cost attending- ihe trial if it does 00t..,-(Plyoionth Jorermat). . . The Graerfierv'of hoodoo:have foiled:OVOlD , Wll it he. ditttmr nt Phithe Allen 'fitrolittiorillaffdainlibt luk • oti . • • ' •• - ='• • • A:. . . , • • ll.t • VP:M**LOg..".•SOOK.OII344 wisti 1 pinTesisti to ) ii Hew , in.. mandrill miracles., has advertised, in t• a ,Illasniergivatrer, the este of a p!keker • vgage:p) has been blessed by Prince 'flviltiditt golpet ifr;7:'inifteiiyi. hi reafy tb 'suite on With that at very A lleiflieg 'OrtiOn. et this ineificlue cured him." )(Any one can be so gallthle, as to swallow soda stuff,: antdal inch a prier, we should think it a more ex tratortlinalindradr.than 'any Chef:the.. Prince is said ts WOrkilt. iesi . eliknown that penis:is May he found read! qtr Voir attiath,". very maritellotte. shines, fora greet testy ihsvo:tl iv VOL v and others ire at.. liberty to believe the",, wia hent always payiag,fort tbeieoredulity at a rates* esitrititent as that proposed. The payment of 21)1. for a dose of delusion, it too severe a test of faith; anal if those Ististi.sol#l4 be dispose d to Kelp It. have- but ." a very trifling p / alio*" et savior biowkdgc, - they will he cured oisoccof their "tits," without taking ifie,sttlicine. stv.Anteike to A cct narrit.--Tite eel, atescols the Honour title 1:ollinei Butler. brother of the icael-of ...Orrick. was • neforitoinely.drowned, near i;eneva, isSwitherland...st. fa • 1410,0141 .sl4toopagoe,e ailed tor Prairie, where. tio, Upset for the beetefit of the :11Xafth of his iodi c the Yokes gentle:too, wolju.bio. gear-, • • - •Ptitrett •or klntrevintrif.:-L—Witle: *lards' la dirks • we' WORM vorniitto the piegertarly a-eat, • and • his therto- 'unobserved !reef of ritOonligki, in griming tat completion 4-rxtbiirt important 'tali' phiormiena. • The erystalliattiott of water, sister tbo form of those light frosts - Which so eh prevail ditrisite the early spring, and • which are 4_ sack impiortaut• stroke its assisting the ope tNiouiz Of. aericahnre, by rendering • the surface of the 'earth vatellest, and lmtbw ratscepti hie of tire niatnire that is ateeasary til . it, Me rrr.ltly and in entity rase. entfreltittriugbt .altrtt by thet iwverventiew of moonlight. It ktnorn that nwler re-14min circumstance:, water with sink to the temperature of 2.2. •tlegrees before' it frees.% or takes the form of crystals. indeed, it will in. do sit Sit the absence of any mechanical agitation. :Ai" in Ike ab.c,pce oh I i alit. It it an uoquestionable fact. hot one whirla t bas nal. hitherto been observed generally or attended. to,that daring that, period of , the year-whicia !has been -alisthst to Mad intl4d. at oil't r periods, before .tbkinion•riactibii a'still dear night. when. the . stutoophrra a, slower tetupvrarnae thin :Ste the water rent tins in a stow;litrnid hist iMmerliately un the moon rising, sod a tr u , s'a in iti g l . l l ; .. ', i ti .r it - p lar s relitit:e4,lct6of wat e r it f l r tn ee n z t e s s Ub s j ih ec i tin l 7 l : lll:. file Severity of a, temperature. --(fierneia hectare.. es •irloentierey..) • • • • The novel system of (weary, by means of effects; by a ebettikal pi nese any part of a written torrespondertee, *bait. It must leetita My increase the 'mincer of gleams to that kid • larlme, cannot but be otherwise believed by eommereial Oen at givieral,than as a decisive blow against the 'money of all private as Well as mercantile commorrication. This speies of fraud is practised by altering the attioutw.written in bankers' cheeks by the drawer ; and also by erasing the contents id • lefts r, excepting the signature, and then substituting eri are aer or chick upon the banker of the individual for the parted 'of a stint of money. As this mode of committing forgarft frogs the (acuity of its execution, is of the highest Impoitence , every means should be considered by which the perpetratioe of so serious on injury 'msy be frustrated. Tile following A one method by which it may be avoided. It has been proposed, Sheathe signature of every individual need in mercantile Val private correspohdeace should he different from the signasoll attached to checks upon his banker, end that this dirange. ..etiould consist in his ehristion ngine heing, either in thee. ease or the other, abbreviated, as ho may ehoose to delstiah!,l consequently, having given a particular signature to, a FM. miler lestrument, any substitution of another oignatitro WA" with more,or lest letters; would Ages be rendered 'Weimar_ , The alteration of the ordinury-bsokers' checks alp • articled by writing the amount of the cheek. either its Duval • flgialeit or, at tomcat, on the back of the signature of the draart fa Which • esaethe amount .of the cheek could sot Nees effaced tilibeat at the saw *raking*rakingthe signadaraPt . drilfer•- • • MAritcontan. SAT ti RUA Y EVENIN(i. OVIIIIVER 23, lax sToc. Excu.t%Ge, 12 o'CLoci.—.C,gpiels opened. iltie morn ' leg it 831, at which price they have rrintinedi with little 4uillr We .do not hear as tot of any Express from Paris to-day, ul ~ though it is reported' that the French ltentes haie ame 00, ' 00, but this report wants, confi . rtn'atioe, The rppo4 which prevailed yosteritty. of wsrlike preparations ow oar •-pert, fo hate subsided to-de y. • -- We ire itiforined that the'Private 'Secretary of Mr.'Canning, ht/titosen-* kw dais ego for Madrid, on ko ifelmriant missies. Feettle Ft; N DS. --Spanish fiends °period at 2.31. A, and went i - to:NA. There M,lanplitl)e doing in any ofAlts foreign i ;ettli i, Bl l 4ec.eti.: l o l t49 l 44ll....4 l i•w a ik. if.t• w-4,1711a royali;1110-Ittewq4., - , . • - S• i nt lsodlie ollieurlino has base ottate.pointof being -thrown into the fist usbotioded tilet; lsritip',atigust head . havingload stomach 'occaiionelitidifeetiniee• *Wok s rodoeol 10 a sort of !dhow . gic fit" l o oekilt, Weimer, 'thlt Cs#44oitit reeeivokiif fish, nosh, and fnerh•:reco;riWeitlyi loaf% and the so' was enabled in sit doom stmliatior, at the tntetti titre: The New Times'fret,tetTitifet i rilile'eiitot will, too'much lent; and it has - besides 1 4 kki at the attiusportsoce of me htbs-ataii present gracioos - blooarchsothicb [Rua bathiselaited •osuat readers of that receptacle *Jerkin of Frau*. that sOoff44 - offsb thiLlitnalisspast .bg; when the very'eahoenee ofthatlegithnetr govierainiteti 4etoce teas thought 5o depend on the life of . l l esisltt_Af Inge 44,lsoiites feaCegonCiliiniciorormato titled/ angiiierikw.; too/L . 46ft' tliat'4olif%o44•' .7 Woo/ 4 .** . sloiheyotaat kereikatit.' 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