The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-03 00:00:00

_ ~ r'. A►dVAL INTELLIGENCE, • The following destriptiou DIAL, Dec. I—Arrived the Swan cutter, fradt a cruise; L I .1 mono o f any omit of and theForiltade transport, 113 I h invalid ...JAI 6, 1/41 p - • nri ! * him. Why do rsot the m0t a,.....C005e down from the River the Lady's Adventure, Vice interfere to pat a ma ge key, for America.Salled the !lemmas sun-twig, so a suc h di a b o li ca l scenes ? ash's and the P•mber French frigate, for Rochelle. !" straits at a gnat, r posesuorri. Dr Q.—Arrived, from the Duwnsiaidiiii. not oar Ciergym,_ l o dy's.shias Dar' . Favourite, Wran g ler, Clorlsodei press upon the minds to g (vows& •, as:.• • ) , e Moreland, far Jamaica; and of indulging such in jibed astsvois the and the General Ruffels, for the lowing paragraph, • 00 ,41 , 141c4trronce s the Balmer transport, and several observations, is copied . t. . s .' t ;, 1 , 1 of Harbour his Moje,tv's ship Cepbalus.-- I Otie of these scenes ..Istednetn. dotter esevny of his iliojetiv's ;hips swirisire, bust week, and the Mote,tamed eclat. Amongst and Ridwing, with the Buffalo sad Tortoise of calf beating. A • s p. • and the whole of the West India fleet, consisting of a chain more than 4 0uarth of 120 sail ; aliotailed several ships for Plymouth to about haw a dozen butt jearibe Meander's convoy fur Spain, &e. ; delightful manner. T' Fdtuoaro. Nov. 90.—Arrived the Lady. Ar.thella packet, %sere in a short time with a sail from Liikaa, in swerve days; his Majesty's skip t a t( was t h e " pu ll e d mentors, and ushered R neighbouring star without straw or feed the game recommenced continued the following remains of the Ova happily, an end was the interference 6f tender-hearted butt of life, and gaSe th 'esPiettatiows of tit( brutal eljoyment,..... a larger growth," contrihotiOg 1.. ~ and took the. things from witness,'itit mid cock, which is SlP2terslitY fastened by the leg " 14441: 4 4 There, that's right,. my boy ; go lack and get or past, and the performers taking proper dintatled, 4 . th e eas.,, The. Prisoner regularly shut the door. throw 'at the bird a delicate faggot oboist a Wimps. returned with the -- 'bet the Prisoner :coldlineh. from Plsmoutb. a i h urgers to take the ships now 'Jim for Plymouth and the Mediterranean. to the cottony tillyetonth, assembling tinder prqtectinn of his Majesty's ship :11kaader.—Soiled the 13locher paeket. with a Idol f.r 'tpaud Malti.—Put heck his hlajeso ship Conque,t, with _lhreeriasnv. bound to Wales. . , . Nov. 3:l l .Arrived his Majesty 's ship Myrtle, .4, 08 40rk • I Seatath et %Hiner ; a n d the Nimble ratter, with a Ate at transports a:ok coasters, ander tonv , i% o—Thr Hnpe, -reibilliellij• War tit , ' lost., soush.west of this harbour. piehrd • grit iliiiiiirpf,hoom nod "a piece of taaa imail. of& vessel 7;1 or 86 die 01,tot at the same time saw souse casks. nod pieces of Wee& The same day (.11' Milford I-liinds, was picked up . by some fishermen a is riling.desk, 'apposed to belong to Copt. Graham, of the d regiment of Welsh Fueileen ; there wale .-ebeek is the desk. drawl) on Messrs. Robert Phillips sad Star- Aback, lidtkerA, * Milford, dater' in Ireb., 1813; 8140 a letter Aposit.illreliermie in London, addressed to Capt. G., Gosport, '.11111.01:11114; there were also leases or copies of leases, and a copy the • ledstnent, oAtt indulged wikl(4l4o - fellow* would the heinclits WA* of cerryi mon eorantertlei Tiitetinn roe whim ea tWo at inoolti with Great Britain. It it, tido ollatOettty that bailiconercoostly brought• about the: Pelsea s it wtrs - 1 1 4 .60 oqr &Oared Tottkipo. th i eroaehes whoseeonAttct has • IProfilood • .., -....eta ya. long, sad two inches diameter. This fan may ter: - ~- -- - ---- eggs, ...A Vas no midget et No 4ft, Gloocester-street ; so far l' e a 7 . ..Wile bloo - d must low' to mining -with the death of the cock, which is fig- from bei n g - : • . a lodger in that, hoe*, they did sot even " es, quently eke life of a pugilistic contest; as • it often mour,-unless, • indeed,. the happens, that the blow which cots the thread 4,f know him there... The Piisoner was the person who i w P pow er , .aktlftco. i ill pull down the men in took from him tbletiecen and batter. existence, comes from the hand of an-eneaperienced Mrs. Titter, o f No. 44t, Gloucester-street, said, ! P eff y elt"lhede ;r4l; " ;teinsooth r estivt ; tirde7tl ; -11:rli f e ° 4"ri l li "" 1re ' to practitioner, who is wailed by some eloquent L by that she never bad any knowledge of the Prisoner com pat riot, .• with, '• D—n thee, Jack,ma c y. Oil tstis* head we will sot.bate,a denies -we . . .till she saw h im , before the Magistrate, and that he The Cauretea. of ts guns, sailed on Thursday from I. roots spud ha' the cock-did'itt I break his back,, ere as inexorable. as the Roman Pontiffs tlmmerves had never rente d any fl oor of her. . Til e Poisoner, i, used to be-they called these their contributions, the i Portsmouth, rit b' 'secret orders, for some foreign r his legs, and his wings ?" But the climaa of - t . rue rig 'lath some lateen in hit. haird, she found at her *door, . station. I tality is wound up by a game of another dewy,- fad by • hts of the Church; and those who refuised them, r a enqoared . whether Mr. Montgetnery lived or eapond them, the enemies of the Church: gild The Malta and Gibraltar packet has brought let- I (ion. A goose is suspended by the legs, from a line there?-:-Slre, however, would, not swear to the Yel lers from the latter place to the 17th of last month. : drawn across the street ; and a donkey being pro- in like manner Ao we ; our commercial exectiotti and , interdictions, we call maritime rights; and if any At the former hopes were entertained that the repre- I cured, one of the champions mounts, and punk toner's i . John li rs ti o tt, n. a Police Officer, stated, t h at li s ter .mandlspotes their justice, lusts btandminsa • ti atom, sentations of the tie• Government would be susses- his charger on the trot, rides towards the vrieged having been in search ; of the Prisoner for smile' ful, and that the capital of the Island would be object of the freak ; and the cream of the joke iti to ntoeths,' since Mey hist, he diScoterfil and went to , is a. to Great Britain. This, I Must confers Mr. Raker, powerful mcde of arguing, it is trimly in the converted into a free port. At Gibraltar there had catch the goose by the neck when on {till speed, ami his lodgings in .tarii-le-tionne, dleguited in a coma- . sty le a . my ' ' seat -- been only one death for eight days, but there had ; poll off its head. Last year, owing to the nu 9 sl4l- * ,cerymari's dress. O. meeting the Prisoner, witness and m a n ner of Lord Peter • whote * i n f ernal regions all, wise would . uotbelieve that been a few new cases of a mild character. Applies- ; fulness of those who entered the I* ts, a - - his brown loaf was eacellefit beef and stletton j rill, " tin, .•-, ajor, se you are fond of bacon however, it happened, li• knew Pot hog, that nen times had been made for the early opening of the i its head upwards of an hour, bet its were teem and better ?"- He aerated much alarmed,and then intercourse, to which the Gov..raor seemed to be f away early in tl.e game!!! So much for b insmfte u • and so they do, as 66 bet why slid you not wait for the were not dielne Y ed IC"' seasoning alloot...reinfl disinclined, until by ' white-washing and other exp o - 'in the 19th century ! Wt? heard ortheceirtfeeileht with* " " id ' eggs ?"-On which Prisoner elmiceeda,* Oh, is that P nver, hears; ob.°J4 Illekiate dients all the buildings bad been purified. It was spectacles Some years ago, but the present is theltest all yes have come aboot ?" , . power. Thereof* [ample, S i r, who uts not Setnpla to question herb de justice and the policy ~ ,f thee not expected that business would be resumed before lime we hare thought it our duty to , n otice th..M• r• ' Mr. Beene, for the Blekesdint, conjured the . merit'e people glio'belieie, , thit 'Christmas. we hope it will be the last we shall bare eircasillhie * Coors and Jury nut to fail to observe the ilitertnice . maritime rights-there are -the true interest of Digit:lod consists in the ' prtftralt- During the performance of the New Spectacle at advert to scenes of cruelty, which Would - di.* l !t ie s ous t e d in the evidence; and where the identity t•lion of the rights qf riestrottly-thitiu elleitting Drury - lane The atre on Thursday evening last, the uncultivated natives of the Seuth Sea Isla . of the Prisoner's person was so imperfectly este this bleating to others, e we partake of It 'more, fully .. loungers in the Saliton were amused with a new spa. -.. 1 , ~ blished, to let him have what he was entitled to-the • . . ourselves; beca use. When the general cies of enteitsiument. A young blood and his com. 1 Fitoss roe LOA DON G 41,31 7 10 Nor.e, • -• advantage of any doubt. major Semple was not *tin of trade . panion exercised anew-invented whip, imitating the . -imeee.-; •.,.. '. - 'eunknown to the world, s• he had dor* the State is either itscreamd or diminished till will participate • explosion of a detonatiog ball; they were, how- MILITARY PRoilliffolCl4. ever, soon nhligeolAftsit th e Theatre on th e appear. Wilr. f ) : WCO, Van... 4, !go 4. eon* sersice, and they knew it ;" and he had been in the benefit or ion, with this only distinction that - t ...the most 41111211effilil tuition. still: feel. them AlhattAtii once of the (Wert. ' - . -.- " frill ' lawiaeri jr as-- - -.9411 " Wti-ileiniWnt"rir. • ealima .4. jibilleind. ; mill' : - -r :t*lt -11 4 a V int. from the. itniv ena e oens, to he Lieutenant, %Odessa par. entices, which, it was to be !loves, wool get • 10 - r: sclit; t kt g ree4el t. Pe e r"' jkt: .. - *l et a * M e ' Itdit°fa DETONATING Buss.-The death of the late Mts. chase. • gotten. . • there are .persons.vp o insert, left IT conaneree was totally detached from the ,operstitifis atitt the intle- Janillon, of Dublin, took place in the following 10th Ditto. summed up the evidence, and et: To be Lieutenants . --Lietitenant Where Antold from the half I Mr. WATsON ence of war-if the Indy rerniellon imposed on oar manner :-Mr. Janillon was just finishing the pre. pay of oho telt Light proton's. Ore 1.. , tt:k-hl , appoin ' te d . pressed his entiviction filet the Jury would not find iteration, and removing it from the ten% el into a small to the I .th I•ien Dragnets g Liest ennui H •lirs Juba Burn, ; ver d ic t 'genus. ...e .'t.coner w ith ou t th e y were sit _ commerce was the au plik . Belilieretita . With the boa which should have been done with a stick or serene "II- ha.l.r - ira..of t h e 34 • ~'l ' ,"ien", " 4 "..,^ l''''' , '". ITV" ed ". menus of ca rrying. o hostiltt4e; no . oat iii would irsfied that his person els identified, adding, that • to the Oh Light brlgoesit r.teetermist w ttliatn Cants r gitt • so materially profit h • the regeiktipirtis.7tWe'lfriiders . . quill, being called from the warehouse, one of his . bum the 34 Dragoon. vier Richardson, appoiated to th e . they would not have failed to &tsetse the demean. pith Light Dragoons.of this country. ,i,..is one liii4 . le iitirilich i fleet . men took. up a knife to scrape the trowel into -an the loth our of all the witnesses, whi c h was unobjectionable. earthen pot ; at this instant Mrs. Janillon entered, lit t h Dine ' lii""en,let Charles Evenaeld•fi'm Li g ht kageons,to be ...eineease. without porrh.ee. The Jury returned a verdict of-Guilty. _ ; to sea that no Wien will dere tip eonitia with ft i it • and tac k the knife from him, and on rubbing it on 16th Ditto, Lieutenant J. A. Richard s on, from the 10th Light . • The Csatenee, , ism pronouncing the sentence, 'e another iibil i lil-.1 46' titi 00 4 ,, i''''.diii 4 1/ 11 4 4.4 _, • chit our.' pnaguons. to be Liestenan r t i zi4out purcha.e. the edge of the pot to clear the preparation from it, forces . that" otic,,,eneins" , i CeinliseiCti . 1T54.4 . tee 'Com which was to him a most poinful task, expressed • It instantly blew up, broke the knife in three pieces , 'To be De p uty A ssistast-Comationaries.Cleeeral to . the Forces- how mach it was to be lamented that- a person eir., p eo lletel d .m est_rpeetend 'cur own evert,Ser , e pro ' one of which struck her on the throat, and another , Jainesp. Anderson, Gent i and John I)..vid, Gent . . cumnanced as he had been, should prefer to get his t .ao, he rst irk , e is . edeq else, but not MF.atORANDUaI. hial 'iii the iie‘ .. pd.... ‘totilst America We have - lienched inflicted a large wound on her cheek, which caused i koistant-sorgeon Keller, of lite 60th Foot, is superseded, be- living by the vilest means, instead of gaining • her death in two minutes. • ! ing abseat without le..ve. , the, tfiesttler et teed/line ex,eotuthhnfeatieta ; bet we . ' •-ehisteece by luatiourabloexertleo in his -profession. . We have accounts from Gediz to the 12th, and ! - can iseiliser cleateny ber commerce, nrir gusted our * Office of Ordnance, Nett. 99, 11114. Sentence-Transportation for Seven Years. from Madrid to the 20th ult. The British merchants i Medical Establishmon for the Military Department Ole own against her successf4 invasion. What • then is at Cadiz, it appears, hate absolutely refused to con- ; Ordnance. . . . the result produced by thiinct of ourautecipti Mari. ... .: tribute to the forced loans, mid in resisting this act ; Assistant -Surgeon Stephen Cuddy to be Sorg oo; vice Fletcher, - OLD BAILEY. time authority ?..--it is 5 1: Mi r ed, fleets . ereserve the 'of Government, have platted themselves under the ! Se r c e a ti t r d ed issistant-Se Nark Anthony Rea:. and to be As- -.4.....-. sovereignty of the 'sea; lertlit' st a te of that, the ~.. , protection of their Ambassador. The report of t h e ' sistaat-Suretion, vice Cuddy. . FRIDAY, Dec. 2. trade of both' nations is sadly Seipp , ,`and are Noistant-Surgena John Frederick Davies to . be . aw. ' -, & espi arrest of Don PEDRO DE CEVALLOS, is .not only un- Tenli'^rArY. les Crawley was indicted for the wilful murder of Gee, told 'by wily :of consolation , Ail be this - 144141w of . coed As.sitant-Surgeon. vice [Wieland. founded, but we learn that he has been appoitited ' Dixon. on the 40th August. • ire :tries tbe bilince is CU 011.1111e1010 ;litivittfleitre the n visericene, whe t hi cline' er he re our very - The Prisoner, it appeared, cohabited with a woman of the A •.'' * * .." 1- • i . . Prime Minister, and that the Doke of SAN CARLos I SINGULAR ELOPEMENT.--The uncommon case mow of Halle and lacy and lodgings at the house of UM has been dismisaed. The Spanish! Consul residing in ; . !Inane, Vine-street, Cliandos-street. The deemed picked Op . b eat castenseri, more hirm‘sthsty.fo4 have done es. which has been so erroneous ly stated in some of the *h woman i n i the str eet and accompanied her time . Creole, London bass refined to grant any more certificates London Paints, So PPoaoa trlddt elilits -hd;11 . :ii011 Belt ish manufac relative to the daughter . ofa. D ent i st mime according to the evidence of Halt, a • for the atlinission of cottons into his country, either eloping, nine days after her marriage, from a Military scemainenatettede, !lotto, peter, wile` was brokers in two pp lace ., tures, is takewby en AMeijOiii, Welt CO nfOlitinn or .seas seed by each . *Me consequence was, the &nonce 114 . Di sons reparation . wools' it be` to thegiriteri - of that 'hip and of British or Indian manufacture. Trade wet iii a Officer, in consequence of cruelty and starvation, is elsil;ned be died th e same evening. It apPeared , that rte • rate of almost total inactivity throughout the northern , cargo, to bear thit the'ComaiMider of a British man now coming under a legal ineestigetion, in eonse... Primers , desired the drowsed se lune the home, which he re- , of • ,• „ .. • . . . sold provinces, from Corunna to St. Sebastian. fatted in do, when Crawley struck lam. Dixon defended Min- war had taken en Awkelicanbierchantsmo, it of ' quence of the Husband of the Lady hitting preferred sar i with ti;e equated A few. days ago, a select eight of the Society as a prizeded the Money with his trent, or nit indictment against her for Perjury, before the . ...The,Jery ‘ . the Priseser, at the murder, but foeadhise• Chelmsford Youths ascended the gothic tower' of St. burnt and sunk It 1-Woild the losses of the. British Grand Jury of Middlesex, last Thursday, the Ist of Leahy of-. lanskaeghter, Mary's Church, in that borough town, and rung a. I Sorehead currao were coevirted or Sealing a poc s e ss oo k..., ship-owner and nianufsitiirer ba at all diminished by •when, after a long, patient, and minute i the • • of k i r. o nnork. on rke v i k Noe net. complete peal of Bob Majors, composed of 5040 . D°Ceraber, . .• th e capture ,of the Arnerlitig Pessel?-•Weetd not investigation-ten evidences, which took up above I The followeig were capitally cornicted :- incision changes, by Mr. Clay, and conducted by mach a !insetted American ciiiinterce and teed to two hours and a a tree bill had been frond.: George Winans, fur privately seentieg he dm shop of James :e5t,..... t 't i g. ,__A - • ' i , Mn. Parr, with 123 bob-calls, and was nobly brought ~:,. ..inenis th e trad e o f that country, and their por. half, A . e , tree is now standing Browm, 87 yanb of wordiest cloth. valise lit. his property. V VtltA LE Ta E. 11 , sc. d s , . found in three hours and thirteen minutes, by the " . ?balsas Jamei. for stealing in the dweJliug- house of Jalto aliases at foreign inirkets--perhapo re nd ! !thee Arne: Awre Church- yard , ,in (sloucestershire, Nettels; Brett, six shirts, a clash jacket, and other articles, value SI. his ' rim merchant from paying a debt to the Wash ma• following artists, viz.:-Treble, Mr. Isaac Clay • in circumference, four feet from the ground , W.-421 101 e property. 2. Mr. Thomas Harris ;3, Mr. Joseph Bollard ; - inches, nufacturer ? Is it not clear then' !twat 'the oatarttortv mt. it ll7 hollow and ' . its diameter upwards of seven feet- John Angler , for a burglary in the dwelling-boast of James •.- • Solid, and stealing a pair of candlesticks and divers other anti- . • .. • . . . . 4. Mr. John Harris ; 6, Mr. Wm. Terrell ; 6, existing between rte . eosetries *must suffer' by the Richard Hall ; 7, Mr. Richard Parr ; Tenor, Mr. deca y ed is .tt hawing a passage quite through from its vies , his property. cepturer on bothrees, end it matters • bele in suelia Robert Sampson.-Weight of the tenor 22 cwt., oet i r , Thomas Tame*. for a burglary in the dwelling-house of Wm. scramble %hick setalbe greatest share of the bikity ? bell metal, in the key of E. I s. i s ,., m a e i s • t e r berries feed the birds emend, . Salter , and stealing sundry articles of lion books, papers, ir- Ini bresticpes shade the eneseeratee greend." i i • , a te . in s ppm., iy . ' . ' an Is evident that all the cape urea are at the ripener. evident • is it,' Olt all the prises There is now to be seen in the Bell-foundry at The person who presented a pistol to one the Wm. Bostic!! and John Term . for a burglary in tied (of trade,' equPlly Whitecliapel, the new tenor (or 12 th bell for St. check-takers in Drury.laue Th eatre, on y . dwellieg-bouse of W. A. Fraosptaitled T. I). Frampton, whirl are the gain of the navy. In both countries it k the ) . Peter Manctoft Church, Norwich, which is an WI- night, is said tebe a Naval Officer, of good ily, inten t theirf goodsike r a d . 6 :;i te a b e r leeklalY to steal '''. laglaeat . iloof that wins , and commerce that loses . 'lt Is the or op inn t moose site, and weighs upwards of two tons, in the who had just arrived from Portsmouth, undo/jitter . - miles of war versus the man of peace-and, indeed, --: grand key of C. . , dinin g with some friends, went in his travelling .. - 'think it would be much hotter for both Countries A large boat, employed in the herring fishery on meat to the 'theatre, where,from being utia tie knee off playing thli eels game at bcgutt my the Cardiganshire coast, and having , seven men on with theavenues, he endeavout ed to, return to ha i ii i : stighbutir, and let thirlElnglish - ships take the Eng. board, was, during very boisterous weather on 'rues- by a di ff erent crow. froth that at *Web he fish aseichunteten, am! the American sli:ps the Attie day se'enight, overset, when, shocking to .relate, the pit. Thisgave rise to the improper scene riran vessels.,: 'Fisis, I say, would be much better every soul perished! Theses ran so tremendously high, endued. He was liberated from the watch-Hoene, than the present 'practice, toi' many good and, that, although the boat was within a stone's throw' upon undertaking to appear at Bow-street, teenager in my mind, subitantisl reagens t4e-f, -it would of the shore, no assistance whatever could be afford- for his offence. Yesterday morning he' ivariseatts ed to the unfortunate sufferers. Six of them were mined at the Public Office, Bow.street, when%e aid married men, having altogether no less than 27 his name was Kennett, and a Purser in his Majesty's children , who , with their disconsolate mothers, were navy. He acknowledged the' impropriety of his thus deprived of every means of support. This condor:t r end called a _friend to prove that he had melancholy catastrophe happened in the sight of some bong into the pit. Sir NATDANICEL CONANTobservot), 4 the nearest relatives of the lamented victims to the that the conduct of the Prisoner was highly impro erciless fury of the waves, whose agonized feelings per-Lleven intoxication could not afford an excuse, , the occasion can more easily be .conceived than and It would remain with thee' wise bud the e:enti ' 'ir . sribeil. Two other boats engaged in the same d uctin g the concerns of.lallt Ti , •tilP tit iletiteakt l• foundered ellen( the same time s hot ) prod. whether they would itelictthe Primmer, or ado It .• . ' lyi no more iites'wereloot. ,an apology.—lie was ordered to Ind bail. :47 t, • , A Coroner's Inquest aralibyld on Friday, at the Wheatsheaf, Upper Mary-le-bonne-street, on the body of William 'Taylor; hackney-coachman, found dead in bed on Tbaritlay mottling. Ile bad taken much liquor en the preceding day, and went td bed ie appereet goad health. The body was opened to aseertain .the cruse, el mach inflamed, and contai Died through teting-goo • A journeyman in the last week, took impale to bias, bent-lholed poindrig it at Ana SW' 64 to take care, or he would potted the trigger, intending to -ing ilia lack, hat the pa teive4 , -titetnnsents in 'Mr day • • ~~i -. ,`'~+ Al •1 Ti . - • . . . • • •.• - - - -,. • ..., .. -.. ..` • • '. - .'.- . . ._,,„ • '4 * ' - 0 ,- - 1:- . • i s A iii i tatim. :., , • AN . ~. --•- , ----- - . . .. • eilEStlifig WX& . . ':..• ___'. "'' . * : llpinigliSTSll.99o* LUC,. 0111411ME'1119 • • .''' 6 - , - -'MI- - ---.*, • --ra.i., ' • . " . --.....-: - '• • . •- - ` .- I r-- .. . , ..p- ' l ' . , - .., I deeerlptiow it ealcelated to nether • • 7 : • ' .g. 1 111111.1 . 14 lifit - eir it--'• • . :‘ • . •-' •* r - .-. - .. : * ft. IVA .W— , • -' .• • • - se4Striltre •*,"••• - matt of the !Watt feeling boil w . • • A .., ' Atha • ariesti- eherged -w ;IV uttering a three Ail- ' *. • rib:st.tri tbrisiiii. . , , ' s'o. i ..O rrialk - 10 . , . •. , Slot the Societ for the Seppresii _ y - . .-tallelleesfeit - tokest, kamoring • the . meet .te 't* 4 a: o - ,„ to pot a step, tisane; ', ' ••• •._ . , . , '-eatd .selb bawls% inhere is•ble•Psseliese l ' ... "4---: " ' hen the 44"1411 -1 • -- 14146141 k- : "*. c') , : ' - , I scenes? -These - • . • - • - • a tele et wheir . - - • F.. . pagveserotcirculatioe s e distitiet of •ot . . . Pitsmers•oteV . .... . , 4 4,, ~• trj,.. 4 ... i • oat; and silettow e - - ' I it -' .." i , ~r._A._ , and st i te . ewer Wire(' tAk oppose. thillit..._ltes • .To ['kap 'men from the pulpit endeeseer 7/ -• * ' its jpe mu' . ptisond one r ear. enelith i.. aohlut Rusts l ike se, dolilid h :lftniii. l6oo loth rli . • minds et their hearert the wit • ' • ...._. . - . .. ... the • th under of.-910.... 1 4 1 Stogi,4lF-e"*.11.6 •il • , • 147 -t: 1 ..- •-•_ ?' • - 01A . .700 911-arT-I.lt. - , , • ach infamous propensities. 'll6-•.: ;.. d i sho s tior i po &aspic Lisk; sore geners o lt known ' the ocean, tad pleeitegjaa .__,,.,• • vc 4 _,...._-....___V 1 .4* . r......: ph, which occasioued the f. •.. 1 us ender what may.-10a;RIP ' F .. ' lrigarmeralift- : - ' - i ihets Mente, .of . Mei or Semple was • cba rged with! 1 s copied . from the Chester erseicalion. - -*We,tilk,.ei attlreig• 0 .deP1 1 44... •'• 4 r 4 , A k I :ua na dibsgio* oo d footsie an d beeen - oh leis& pretence s, - * lege scenes of feu and frolic took • : I the sports went off with !beta ; .3 to Geometer , of Dmonshirestreet w telwil t_ ._,_lt" called Aid' _ _ „ .. • heile,..ile 01 ,n,fWere as Queese•square. in .May last: . "There was no Co 1 l'''"lmilwatmMtkilitiori'mli em °II 4° 16 a_Pa - .4, Amongst the entertainments was ~' tor the . r -. lion. ' lialV 411 ! Aloe Ileassfiev. of coffee; sugar, Ar.cr - R•tote, . A poor animal was fastened, ~, 'g m G . „ rased she. fact . She stated that th e P ei. .Wll amyttikl, tittered her • love of money to retaatite ban its own - weight, to a . stalte, ~ ,i, '..,. loser easaarto r her shop, rad haring looked ; mit so ate ' severity Att bar. resentment.; -eed • itive„ lit we, iu teen butt dogs lacerated its flesh : pieces -or bacon, butter. &c. he desired her to wad , fike r i gligm er , • 111 eArlri l 'elU . ._ _ 4 )4 isermiAtefl a rroc a! et • net... The tongue, nose, and too , i the . 16 ,- 42, Gleaeeeter - .street uni,tio had haws i mote caggioer.ailiptows: eacommeumesen 'resters sw •, . t time torn Monist into shredsl - ..! *rat hoot t here and ? , t ha t he w ?....:„ 'y,,l tilled Trom . the tangs of its ferocious 41 ' This permissimi we cell n licence; Au iceitation of the . i —Tbe articles trete-•• t, bit S ao saosa — y• was T a. ! „, ~, ishered by its aristien guardians 400 . , . , I,Romenitts too, who, fora round sem, would give I . a • Slaughter-house, where it reetaiesid, • l a wrots ,, easas i ttat i on by Mc r . e lairt . , oho' admitted qieence . to a man to marry. his own sister. They had Or feed tilt the next morning,. et._ todulgexces too ! the sale of which brought mmenced with all its glory, end rd a ii •' rd Oast till she them in a pretty . revenue. These. Were regular rwe s at t e.• atton.ga en 4 't• following day ! On the Thersrlayitt # t e tliat else . t estideot identify him when. she saw hien ' their - twfteraversls saw bier` with; Lis tat Ga l .. ' she was ConfributiOas levied on habiluaisoffandere, and may . t !past were again brought out, be compared to the tax sttoepted „to be ' !Prier( sore he was the and abs now - again swore to ' • d was pot tit the itsterestiaepastime h thr Prisoner's iu man , •• ion the commerce of .the Americans p .ekbo t if that' eof a gentleman ; and the knife of .., son ep also . . Mrs.. G.'sci needto Illse•seder 'yen b y , would only haw? irst entered iheir Is . 1414 l Ogee butcher extinguished what remain at apt English iCiattom-Itnuse,, and • .allejtisonse • , *the l'e' . As... it ' s was carrying the gi articles to the coup-de-grave to the waging' , she prisoner met him owl said .. You must go back tContributluti in acknowledgment stet. =drilla of the mobility 1 Another species: would. have been indulged wit amg ~-,- fru sitspennylorth of eggs." The Prisofier*knocked ! Grere g n q ' entvis That •Vt/CrYilitill -id ' " a rt"' al the *nor I- qv thy. bell at 42, Gloucester-I, ler trade to France :; bet th ese surly fellows would , it " contributing lot tie t 'purchase nt 0 l l , • . . :. _ i _iffreet, end took the things from w i tness, a n d sai d make no atonement !whatever, fer the Iteindas crPE iltb. The body was opened to in my mind, au notattnal rowing r-' , - ow, -it w ouitt of kis death: the stomach was bring about a iodiprouthe between - the men of trade 'ontained. - laadqinua.—Verdict, and theinen of plunder. Both the- losses and the . . oo muds lamilanum. gains would be equally divided, instead Of being be employ of Mr. Goddard, at' quite partially felt at, they are at present—a per ii'' took hp a goo which had; ea- tatter's/00d be paid by commerce to appease the loaded by an aiiprentictb, end, eta Monster, naval war, which makes - sport Of. *hi ,I ruff, 'a'young woman, told her ruih of industrious individuals : this would be a .0' 1 , t would shoot ker."- He tben iritintaiesideration ; and yet there is another more . lading to friglitew.bairisycligit. important, and that is the- saving of bloodshed. ~. Asa weld of, sedate girl vie-: Yes, Mr; - Editor, bloodshot/ for theeqks of sordid n'lme limit. kit died. nest lucre! ! O*bt sit. dray Christian• man to de**, - = auzioaily, the 'Molding of that ?—Ought not glary . . * .. • ' • • - 444....6.;-:.....-----. •_.A.— -r,••••-4L . 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