The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-19 00:00:00

NI • A •-• -'~ . N _ The terms Nein whirl] we propose to 114%44 Cektts, sail cliPe•.ll.cefler.)Ce‘ which will reach tr • s I aro iniedy NlO e: As there k reason to holies-fitting many officer:Cali& anhi , or• of the Hue. having only sieltlell to clef ini-:' stant" l ”l, and serve limier the ici.criloaretl fla t s, rn'eri4, with the hope of apiging the first favourable ropprir- , lenity to eve.re their In% alty ; those who shall imme..l diately sn declare thotii‘elvoc, shall be atlalitted rernt..etinn or the lititiah flag. *lel shall be rernm. mended in the strongest manner to Count (le Vnogis rand. (inverner.C.. M ., 11 of the French Wands aud. ReptPsownlivo t.t his ‘f Christian Nlajosty. All a•flie..ra and aoltliera of the line artually serf; in! Unger the I ri.enintliefl that, who shell so declare and vet's, Ste themselves from the partisans of Napo. Icon Bonaparte. and who %hall surrender with their arils to the 11.itich frarepa, shall he 1-n1 to Prance us prisoners .4 war, to be disposed of according to the orders of the Doke of Wellielgtoo. The officers and stat•li, , ra„ who shall thus surrender themselves shall, preserve t heir haittree. The militia awl other inhabitants, in arms under the tr.-col/nit ed flax, who shall immediately separate themselves from the troops of the line serving under the revolutionary banner, and lay down their arms, shall he permitted to return immediately to their re. spective homes, where they shall be protected as well as their property. Every officer or soldier of the line who ifterthe publication of this notice shall continue to oppose the arms of his B , itannic Majesty shall belenta prisoner of war to England. • F.%ery o ffi cer or soldier of militia, and every.other inhabitant. who after this Proclamation shall be found in arms, shall be treated as a prisoner of war, and sent immediately out of the Colony to be placed in confinement. Prf•vided G oedaloupe shall immediately submit to his Britannic Majesty's forces, and its inhabitants shall take an (lath of fidelity for the time the Colony may remain under British dominion, the inhabitants seed their private property shall be protected, and the commstr'er of the Colony shall be placed upon a more advantageous footing than during the last war. The religion and laws of the country shall be re spected. No person who shall avail hiesself of the advan tages of this Proclamation shall be moleited nit ac ei.unt of his opinions or political conduct, previous to the flay of its promulgation. Evory person who shall not immediately avail Iflo.self of this Proclamation shall be treated, as well 94 his proporsy. according to the laws of war, and the right of conquw. (Sigurd) JAMES LEITH'. P. C. DURUM!: (TRANSLATION.) Capital Winn hetwern hi. E+rellency Sir J. Leoh..G. C. B. dtc. nud the C Ide Lio. ti ml 4 Kxru fi..er le Perre. no. crisattion. demanded by his FiXeddleney Rear Admiral Count de 1,111.. i.„ flov.ri.or.fietieral of nu.441...1,.upe, and the lin.rr, wring, its r ttttt on s od 1.1 Cu 1.141%. ad . riletiev Her ;4uv6 Leith. LAimeatindine in Cosier the Be vi-1, Inmpu. • Alt. 1. Tl , e o..iternao. the second In ro.. win o, and alt toe French iriii.p. of she Ime.idiall be'sett , to Fritter.. ii, pri.iiners of IA sif, as well us sloe pe.votta composing the military Admini. WWII 11. Atry..r Count dr 1.i.•.6 not Baron Rover tie Pevre. Iran the F emit t onioi of t h e Cow, Allis the military admita viri.6o.l. Anil be mill in Prance to the Doge of Wellington its pt tsar, oceording to showcase, of tberodlunation of 'jilt. Ai I. t. Tae officers shall idliirp their'swords, and all the milli. they their b..ee .re. Alitheee.—Reftiwd. with the exception of the baggage lie. )onging person/0y sit 'he military. • • Art. s.Ali site Notional G{1.14% ait the CAM - 31' bit l tkelnArt• ed i sesolattlit in remain at their horn's. Am« rt....T. he Ail itto which have already wit hdiawn to their ballitati..ns akin le protected s well as their respective pro. pert., bat such Silt are still in ontsslitradi be treated as pi mourn of vriir. sad ithassatiAtelv worlway Article 4. N.. indivithril of Gutulaltuspe nod its dependencies WI/ he molested for his. past political opinions or acts, and shall tw plairoti wider the protectionnf has Britannic Majiaity. Aiawer.—Na one shall be molested 'by the B ' h Govern. =eat necount of his political opisions or cuudoet to the pre sent mo.,ont. Art. b. The list of the colony and ;Wrote property Shall he respected, and placed under the teleauard of his Brittonic Ida. je-t.. Ai-wer.asfiranted. As far as respees the bass arid -privet, property osi irbeire. (SiKbed) JAMES 'LEITH. Accepted the eeeditinns proposed by H. E. Sir - James Leith, the 10th et Astaissi.l4s. • (Sigied) • LH: COMTE. DE LINOIS. .BOYER DE PEY ILL:LEAD. CONDITIONS DEMANDEit BY H. E. Silt 3. LEITH, 6.e. Art: ?. All *befoul+ redoubts, and all other pledge furnished oath soldiery in site sail be delivered op immediately in his Beitaanie 111 Jesty's wve. Art. 'd All the tri coloured fl es, the puhre treamre,, archive., plan., ever. taing A bleli app.-mons to the administra tion, nits' w4l 4 military, the usa,osanies of every description, • arms f all his d. shall 1w immediate!) given up as sell as all n:i.er public property, to Cuniesissin ids bossed by the General Att. 3. All persons tinder arms, whn are comprised under j .11,:l march from their respeetiie posts at . lifter o' Irk sof crown.'. in tie removed to their places of lieliiuntinu, having Ilist osnseudrred their arm,. (Signed) JAMES LEITH. Accept. d the (lice, aline urstrks. (Segued) 1.l (:Ohl EL OR. LINOIS. BOY fat DE PEYItELEAU. , Rfturn of Killed, Wounded, and ltlksing, in no Attack on the le a A of Gaid.d.,dpe, Oa the did, 9th. mod ltHh of Aug. 1813. Stad . .-1 st I 6141 r....i —.II .al.ll mid die killed ; 1 Capi.iin, 1 Lieutenant, I lierjr.mo, 19 roliik a...d 41r, 4..ituir.l. Yu k ck ftes , u . 9-1 -erjraim, 9 rank And 61,, killed ; 9 rank stud ide umuipird I 4 r.lllqt ma.' the ini•Aisix, Roy.el We-t bun., 11:soke1.-6 rabk and Ms wounded. /1,i)..1 Y -rk Itsuiter.-3 cm* and Die killed; 1.44 1 ter- 1 jeusu, 11 mak pu.el Air t. omitted. .. , Tend— 1 sirrieusr. 15iii , isk nod filr killed ; 1 Copia*, I saw : 'rho. '3.1:.1 4 sell-anti, 45 rank and ile wowed; 4 task %sod file iivit-i:s. . Kamm a 011rers weendril. . .1 81aff—Lirel. Reirkirds. 9itis Foot, Aid•dertuip le !Nor. 1 01.1 s: Doeglins., rlig lel , , • i• . iiid -Eau; —cupuin Lyeth, fereilly; kieuleeleee . Wiiklies; :lightly. 1440111 . Yutk ltasigerF—Sdeliresi Refetiurk tlightiv. • J. N. DERABLDY, Dep. adj.-Dtili • • _.....4...—...- __ Admiraliy-OPe, gept• I. Copy of •Letter fr.,nt It 'iv-Admiral Sit Philip ham. R. H. on.nmmotte in (thief of hit ships at the Leeward Linn 1.. in john W oboe (liruk•ti Vrarrahle, Astor. 1 AI& St e l —The Lords Coramissioderi of the Adfitirilly being aware of the projected expedition agiiiiii riundatoupe, so soon as the Commander id Chiet of tGe Perces ' Siriames Leith, had asienibird tt force di this rewinfous sufficient to ensure a prosiept abd decided reduction of .that island ; the lasi (111410* of the troops having arrived on 11* itfi instant"; AM' i• I ind hn ring been reconnoitred by the Commander f toil In Chief of die Forces, and myself, aided by Wet .ingui.heland indefatigable engineer Sir Charles aipley, the places of a debarkation Wit% been tle .pi;iniliseil upon, all overtures to the enemy, haring ?seen rejected with scorn, add the rainy and hurri. rano it :don having`set in, not a moment was to be I beg you will be pleaied to inform their Lord. 'ships that I sailed on the:llth inst. having on board the . 15th regiment, in company with the vessels of 'war and troop ships as per margins, 'S3 sail of 'yenspnris arid hired vessels, with 5000 men, a corps of artillery, and the usual appendages to the army, and proceeded to the weathermOst landing.place, Sainte Sauveurlit had been proposed to have landed three divisiotis at the 'same time, but the want of boats put that out of our power), where, from the admirable pasition taken up by Lieut. George Top. man, Acting Captain of the Chanticleer, who swept the beach of the few troops that made their appear ' ante, and the troops being covered by the Fairy and 1 Espiegle, the debarkation was soon effected. We then dropped down to the next landing place, Grand Ance, where we found a large body of troops and a battery. commanded by the Comte de Linois and General Boyer. I ordered Captain Bsker, of • the Fairy ; Captain Chads, of the Columbia ; and i Conseil' Fleming, of the Barbadoes, to cover the i leeding of the troops, and from their wen-ilirected fire, the battery was soon silenced, and the enemy ,drove hack to a respectable distance; two thousand men Were then landed, under the command of their !gallant Coonnander in Chief, without the loss of a man. It being now dark and late and the boats not !yet returned; I postponed the third landing until the the following morning, when it was accomplished with equal success on'the lee part of the islind, near Baillif, under cover of the Columbia, Chanticleer, and Mures, in the face of a very large force, who. retreated to the heights, and there capitulated on the morning of the 10th instant (a copy of the term.; I herewith inclose for their Lordships' information+); la few ships and the floating property that remained were immediately taken possession of. It may be presumption in me to risk an opinion respecting the conduct of the army after they were on shore, but I trust, having witnessed the ,gallant manner in which they immediately advanced anti drove back the enemy, as well.as the general plan of attack, I may be permitted to express my admiration The Commander in Chief of the Forces, Sir James Leith, having frequently of late honoured nn. *Oh I bis company on board the Venerable, Isl Id tint r do justice to my feelings were I not to express to their Lordships how much the country is indebted to his zeal, ability, and indefatigable exertion's in for. warding the King's service. I need not stale to their Lordships the greatelir•' I .tions and fatigues which the officers, seamen, 111111. marines of this small squadron have experienced, In collecting, embarking, and disembarking troops,: &r. tte. ; hut I can assure their Lordships, shit every mats moat cheerfully exerted himself to the Ist. most.; and I lieg leave to recommend them to their Lordhips' Ile , i("P. The Captains employed on this service are all Commanders. rJ. I foal very much itulehted to his Excellency the Vain , tie Vaugiraud, for the.assi.tance he rendered the service in sending the two corvettes mid • sAnoner, as per margint., with troops from .Mar. tinique. , I trust I shall not he expressing an injustice to the squadron by particularly expressing my gratitude to the foie Officers of the 'Venerable who have an long to/Iv - wed my fortune, and sup i pirted pie with their . me ld a ctive exertions its forwarding the service at ill' • tint*, paiticolaciy •Lieetenint Parr, who lins . rlnne tee duty of First Lieutenant ever since.l have • in this tanntry. ' This dispatch will hir delivered by my Flag. Lieutenant, Francis Welnyss, an intelligent and ' 01000'1'44r, Who will give their Lordships any further particolarh; and I beg leave to recommend him to their Lordship's protection. , . . . • ' •t . . • nag *ATIESIKAN • . ..~, .. _ _.~- , . MIDbLES'EX'S'ESSIONS, Apr. 17. —.Az= PERJURY. Sara Norris and Ltetitia Sutton were indicted, seriatim, for oilful and corrupt perjury, Sarah Norris having charged Lydia Solomon upon oath with taking illegal insurance tot the Lottery, and Lietitits Sutton having charged Catharine Solomon with committing the same offence. . . - Mr. Thomas, clerk to the Magistrates at the Bow. street office, proved that on the Rid of May, Sarah Norris made oath, tbaton the 12th of the same month she had paid Lydia Solomon elilit.pence, to receive a guinea if any number betWten 499 and GOO, should be drawn on the first day of .the Lottery. Dlr. Thomas also proved, that Lmtitia Sutton made a like' charge against Catherine Solomon, the sister of Lydia Solomon. The Proserutrizes, however, were able to prove most satisfactorily to the Magistrates, that the accusation was utterly unfounded, and they were of course discharged. Miss Catharine Solomon stated, that the Prisoners, Norris and Sutton, came to her mother's house, on the 12th of May, and that Norris said, she " wanted to do D 500." Witness told her she must have mis taken the house, for they had nothing to do in any such business. Witness thinking the women wanted to get into the house, sent for her sister. The Pri soners still persisted in their request, and they had some difficulty to get shut of them. Witness stated, that some time after this transaction, the Prisoners, in company with Salmon the Officer, came again to the house; herself and sister were apprehended, carried to a w afeh-hoose, and it being. Sunday, they remain ed there till the next morning, when they were ex'. mined before Sir N, Conant, at Bow-street, and discharged. This evidence was corroborated by that of Miss Catharine Solomon, Margaret Jones, a chair-woman, who was emplo)ed in the house, and Mr. James &Jaynes, a gentleman who happened to be at the house on business, and .who overheard the whole a filtir. _ • One of the Prisoners made a defence, but in so low - R voice she could not be understood. They brought forward no witnesses in their behalf. The worthy Chairman summed up the evidence with hi, uk.ual ability, a n al the Jury, after a short dew._ ration, found them both guilty. The Court sen. tenced them to la months' imprisonment. . I have the honour to btb. &c. P. C. DUIZII VW. Renr-Atlentral. Cosamander iu Chief. e Ts John *ikon C roker. Esq. be. • Masker. Fairy, Espiecle. Columbia. Flarbadoes, Maros, Chanticleer, nod Vial and Nitibe. troop ships. 1. See Sir Jiinies Leith's dispatches. $ Arlen's, Monsieur de Veisancourt, ilopitaine de Fre/ate; Mousisur de Pontever, Lieutenant de Vais..eau t Le Messager schooner, Monsieur Wilsonville, Capitaitie de Fre. gate. At an early hour yesterday morning, an immense crowd of persons assembled in the Old Bailey, to witness the execution of 'Thomas Bedworth, for the murder of Elizabeth Beasmere. The unhappy Male. factor has been fully resigned to his fate from the moment the compunctions of conscience worked up- 1 on him a full confession of the horrid fact, and his deportment tin oughout has been mild and repentant. Since his condemnation he has heen attended by the Rev. Mr. Cotton. On Sunday be requested that the Morning Hymn might be sung to him by the boy 1 convicts, they were accordingly brought to the pas-' sage adjoining the cell, and sang the hymn. Mr Cotton made a forcible appeal to their feelings on his situation, and pointed at him as one whose fate they; must inevitably have participated in, had not the in- terference, of mercy averted the calamity. His ap peal drew tears from them. In the evening they sung the• Evening Hymn with equal effect. Bed- 1 worth then retired to his cell perfectly comforted, and slept very soundly until the Reverend Divine visited Min in the morning, at whiCh time he prayed mese fervently. When he was introduced into the Pren-yard, he requested Davis to give the leggings (pinned Of leather to prevent the irons from excoriate ' lug the flesh) to a prisoner who had been very ser triceakie id him on many occassions. A few are tnents aftei tight o'clock he was ushered to the scar told, and met his ignominious exit with- tree repent • ance end resignation. His bbdy, after hanging the Omni time, was delivered over to the Surgeons•of Bartholomew's Hospital for dissection. 13, the continuance of fine weather a complete knish hal this week-been put to the harvest; and never Was corn housed in better condition. The Iniftsples it $ *boil are heavier and drier than thine of bsik the produce per acre is not bi so great ai was .expected by those who . bail bigui to thraih. The barleys are of a finer malting sample than have been known for many years.—(Norfolk Citron.) POLICE. MANSION•IIME.—Yesterday a tespectable per. son, knower as a professed Merchant in .the City, , was charged with purloining a quantity of fOreign and British Newspapers, from a Coffee-house con.., tigunus to the Royal-Exchange. It appeared, frost the evidence of the principal waiter, that the Dee fendant had visited the house frequently, and was often observed taking away different foreign Paper's.. On Sunday he was particularly noticed carrying off a great variety, end information being given, search was made, and an immense quantity found in his possession, atid.at his apartments. The Defendant did not deny the charge, but declared that his 1 in tention was wholly abstracted from improper mrt., lives, and he was n ot o n ly willi ng t o ma ke every. reparation for the loss. but even a, public apology for the removal of the. Papers. The Prosecutors not wishing to proceed further in the business, the latter proposal was specifically eccepted and agreed upou, and the Defendant was discharged. Gut LOH A f.L.—Yest erday Richard Kippis was brought up and underwent a final examination,charged with embezzling nearly 1001. the property of his em ployers, Messrs. Bider and Cherry, of Alderman bury. The Prisoner was fully committed for trial. NI Alma° IMUGII-STR two young females, Sarah anif Elizabeth Lowe, who were charged with robbing Mi. Bubb of his watch, gold chain, pocket. book, 11,24 notes, &c. together with Sarah Collins; for aiding arid as4sting them, were yesterday brought up for a final examination, when the elder sister was tally committed for trial, and the younger Lowe and Sarah Collins were discharged: UN lON.IIALL.—A young man, dressed in a style of elegance and fashion, was charged.by Mr Moses, one of the descendants of Abraham, with having assaulted and robbed him of 171... and bhp Asp. parel, on the 14th of February, 1813„.111st.on board the Sir Hugh Inglis Eat Indiaman, of .which ship the Prisoner was at that time boatswain. mite: The Prosecutor stated, that ha.was a dealer-in sfops; on the day mentioned, he went on beard the Hugh Inglis to sell some of his ware to.thesailors, •and whilst between decks, the Prisoner sod three others came to him, seized him, tore off his clothes, heat him about the head with his own boots, and literally stripped him; they concluded by rifling his pockets of 171. in notes, and some sliver. He had never been able to discover the Prisoner again till this day, %hen he met him accidentally in the street, and had him apprehended. Mr. ALLEY, on behalf of the Prisoner, called four. teen persons as witnesses ; they stated, that they had frequently heard Moses complain of the violence he had suffered on board of the Sir Hugh Inglis, but he always accused a man, named Brown, as the person who had robbed him. Several persons who were on board at the time, swore that the Prisoner was at a distant part of the ship, and never near the place where tile disturbance took place. The Pri soner had, within these few days, come unexpectedly into possession of - 114,10001. by the death of a distant! relation, and this, Mr. Alley observed, seemed to het the principal reason why he had been selected by the Prosecutor. The Magistrate, after a full hearing on both sides, 'utor opinion the charge against the Prisoner was not Nude out, and ordered hint to be discharged. CORONER'S IxeriErr.---Saturday en Inquest was hetd at the Jew's Harp public-house, in the Reg en t' s Park, on th e b o d y o f a well-dressed young woman, which a few days before was taken out of the boson of the canal; and no person appeariug to own her, or give any account of her circumstances, the Jury brought in a verdict of aecdentally drowned, as it appeared that there was no rail between (he path and the water, and that the accident was very likely to happen. I'-__ THE ARMY. • The following Circsilarselative to the pay Masters of corps on foreign service, %hen with leave on account of ill health, and reqi remunerate the Officers acting for them du , ' absence, Is now issued under the orders a'. thins by order . of theSeeretary at War from , office, viz.: " His Royal Highness the Pointe Regent been graciously pleased to grant an allow. exceeding ; ss. a day, to regimental Payma. absent with leave from corps on foreign se' account of ill heallh, and requited to rem , Milkers performing their duty, I have the acquaint you therewith, and to inform you applications for the.issue of the said allowances be made to this department, accompanied instance by a certificate from the Comnsani cer of the Regiment, and Senior Medical the station, that the health of the Paymaster , that he cannot continue personally to disc's' duty, and that change of climate is absolul sary for the re-establishment of his health, by a statement of the sum intended to be a.. the Paymaster to the Officer who is to pea( duty. I am, however, to apprize you, the than two months allowance will be 'issued time, and that at the expiration of every two. the application should be renewed, and master should produce a certificate from a Phy or the proper Medical Officer of the contir his incapacity to join the regiment. I am t 4 this allowance is not in any case to be mu yond the period of twelve mouths.' (Mimed) PALIEIERITON. " Coluael of the Regiment of " 1•. Nom lige ase )ay of Pty. hest absent required to during seek • sod regale. asiliti waif. ;en/ haring seance, not asters when service, oft iuneense rh o hotstur tQ nu that all 'ices shobld in the first titling Offi. Oilitier on ter is such, iseharge his :idly neees. I, and also allowed by perform his Ist no 'mare led at one wo months d the Pay. R Physician tinnence of to add that 'tended be.• • F.RITO.K. 1 • ' • • 1 ley of &wag, was pot It. • ET NT' oe re " not livekii mi ly, were at. Id Sever bee. • tat/weld the broker, knew' • sees pawne‘ • me Dr. klid. • X le al lint Ft. tee same or weal to Nw t, ere be toned It inipressina vet; the Pei. Aid property, if with an in- ▪ pavvaed at god Sie God. d being his, dye evidence billingt at a y of stealing ate* the had fond • expect say eh ass trim- 4ohert Anna taking frog/ star, 'eke is e indictment. ▪ Wap- m to another not proceed- (1 leo the Pei- rontelted his ()never, tot tin, outil by s to bit a. fact, and the iliteeptorr• r" mentieried, d hum to foL f, Ai were railed et at %ariabce 1 , . le, that the 1;i peal his de. uoreptioa.— ir , eliargeti set he Ktirl 1 , 1 'hit to them di • a wager, to • V utes. • lie inutes and ill de Itlsenvs r r. ("aorta. I Stl iefitte.. s• ertah'i-ond eq Cr riats'-nld I I Ilf CUrn.te• tit e h' %e leraie wen. Ernpit , as p:, and. w", .s. setti; ork• di, li•la ken • I shin hotel. year' finer. 4,1 s. CooellA yr, franc Pi. srn ail ley, Dort- 11.• • titer round tilt all r , the Lsdr rat I); st. ss, L a dy of 1. N.i OWN a daogliter* .t t e insby, ER- i it Di, et R thril, vds Mint 1it , ,,4 vr veal Tipperary. Only et < her uf Ule r 11:4g ii le. •nr dan:Rler iNita of Dirk • ••-% Want Ctnn= 11.", I.lBi • OLD BAILEY,. • MONDAY, Barr. 11).. • Wm. Warren was indicted for stealing a quantity the property of Sir Godfrey Webster. Aoh Seanor, - swain to •Sir Godfrey Webike, -was his Whim, Dairies-street, Berkeley-square, to keep it; the Pi - Boner vklted the witness; the books. up; he visit/A-the witness as well when she farm bfase as when ihev were absent; the Prlsimer tail _ _ aaervant in• the faintly, bait was merely an acqoaldtasesbr whsws's. , . Benjamin 'Hants, servant to Mr. Barter, Pawnbroker. the Prisdoer.,.and produced Use boots which bad been • by him, in the name of Barker. Among them were dletin's We of Cicero and Stewart's Works. 7Hock,.an officer, apprehended the Prisoner; bt fused to tell where he lived . ; the Pritoner went by th Wm. Belt.; in consequence of *bat be learned, weld St, Buckingham-street, near Fitzroy care, where ' Y 5 hooks more, six towels, marked D. NT: and ea of Sir Godfrey Webstees Arms and Creel on leather goner at the Police-office, first said they were all hif afterwards, be said that be had taken them to read tention of bOoglog back, and ,duplicates of Apse , Mr. Barker's. • Lawfprd, a bookseller, swore to the property g oaf frey Webster swore to some of the property as though not positively. ,• Mr. Justice 1.4 t llt.airc thought there was pisitive of the stealing, but not to the atomism of forty shillings The Jury immediately found, the Prisoner Guil ty to the value of sth. hit. Justice La BL ANC thought it proper to seq loner befure he left the bar, that though the Jury bid him guilty only of the simple felony, he was not to e mitigation of the sentence which awaited him, which portation. Frederick Barton, stood indicted for arinnhing fit on the King's highway, putting him in fear, and . his person a silver watch, on the sth of September. 'The Prisoner is a Russian sailor, and the Prosecutor, •. a soldier, deposed, that on the night suited in the bid:airs they were together in the Golden Anchor, Swan alley, W Ong; the Prisoner propo-ed. that they sisorild mire to se public-house. which wa• agreed upon. They had not ed many yards from the first house, howe'ver, when ‘. :loner knocked bin down, and while on the ground watched watch from the fob, and ran off Witness, knot up almost instantly, pursued, and laid hold of him, his alarms, he brought the patrule and watchmen sistance. This was the only positive evidence as M the fact , Prisoner,,in his defence. through the medium of an denied that he had left the public-luott•e already until he heard a noise in the street, which induca low, and see what it was. To prove his innocence. three female svitnenett separatelv..whose evidence however was so much . with each other, and with the Prisoner's account, Learned ;lodge again called upon the latter to repeat s fence. through the interpreter, to prevent a miscuorepti This was accordingly dope, and the Jhry being Char, Mr. Justice BAILEY. who observed, that there must h' and manifest perjury on one side 'dr the Other, left t to decide the question. The Prisoner was found Goillyn—Deads. Yesterday a young man undertook, for a rpn round St. James's Park' in nine minu' • ~ accomplished the task with eitse . lh eight mil atalf.• • ' • "rinse w fin nre littering adder painfidnlld obstinate latest feel n pleasure when they are informed that De. arid three Suree.ms thirty (yea Detiaities, aid Sri-of - tunas Diseases, have . n Medical Bound ht Cliarlotle•bintse, Getrat Chariot. ohtp Nile the Rev. Rowland Hilt's Chapel, Blackfriarss by whom the Public are cured Skithout salivation mem. The brinuti.on claims theatteattim of those attempted the ewe, or litho have consoled Mill win e improper treatment have • ruined Thousand,. out the. head, face, and Jingly, sore thin:lL _ hoi-e in the ears, s yen ines lo the neck, dimness nrgi lures, pains ors the head and• limas-, frequettly rheumatism ; weakness in the !trees, • nudes na the slo swelled nuclei, &c. lire svimitroas which stem , yeni and too , often embitters the matrimonial state. ems. Y 'toil Co. are consulted daily by nil rtibits dt peipie: fruit till right precisely ; and give advice gratis. 0a Teestly• deiv, and Sunday ra..roings, till twelve o'clock. A Curt tbe corner, and private rooms, for females: • BIRTHS. On Thursday, at the Vicarap, Eastboorne,Solies, of the Rev. Dr. Hru.tie, of a daughter. On the 14th inst. at Hatts•phtee, the Lady of Capt. • of the Royal Horse Guards ( Blue), of a daughter. On the btli inst. at Kenton-ha:l, Devonshire, the Lady Stevenson, Esq. of a son. On Thursday, at her house, Blackheath-hill, of a. Allll. J. R. Oliver. • ' • On the 14th, of a daughter, the Lady of James Roast,' at High crow, Herts. MARRIED. Lately, in Nlary's Church, Dublin. James rnrhes Esq. of Ardee-street. to Mira, only daughter of 'Room . Esq. of North Frederick-street. On the 6th inst. at Teinplemore Church, Cossets TipprrarT Thomas Matinsett Wilson, E s q. o f C a hi rcon li s i s . Coons! - rick, to the lion. Pabella it , toinck, youngest &Aught , late. and sister to the pretent Viscoont Alunck. On the 9th inst. at Glhrooire Church, James Steele, the island of St. Vincent, to Helena Ce 7 cilm, eldest tr of Robert Bourke; Esq. or Prospect, in the County Ou the Id inst. at Straritha, E.g. Assistant nassary-Generat, British Army, to Tuning Ilortense ' Marie Bandelier tir Beford. youngest daughter of Pierre tie Beford, Esq. merchant, Paris. LOKDOM a PefFeed wM Pyr‘list•r4 N• I) ' Itatisera. eerie*, Pi, fleet•ttrret. ~~i