The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-20 00:00:00

N AV. 4 L INTE L LIGENCB. DLit, Aram 19.—Arrived end sailed for the River the Spartan, Fumell. from Ancona.—Came down from the Riser the Themes Grimedle, Man viips, f o r Madras end Benet ; Cernatic. Rleosheed, for do. do.; Marva, of Ely, Richardson, for St. 'Plena and China ; Catharine, Koos, for Madras ; Jisrmoey, Harley for Miramichi; Tranby, Jackson, f ug linoderas, end remain In the Dowse with the tett of the oettrord-bt und. as p.r last. Post•Notist, Aran. lb.—Several of the eel. ward.beend ships got wider way this efteraoeu with the wind et S but it having shifted to the S, W. is t ra were obliged to bring op spin. FAL/100111, APNIL 17.—Pet in here wetsl eel word-boom! vessels, also the Mary and Sales, Hew. ley, from Poole to Liverpool, with less ofjob.beam; also the Dittch galliot Vases, Kreyer, from Amster. dim to Cadiz, with loss of bowsprit, bows M e te in, sod tiffil brakes, having ron foal of the Bremen galtiet Arradse, Rhode, from Roordeses to BCPOIOO, *sae eight of the 15th inst. about 40 miles &oath of Scilly, which vessel was inputd so meets es I. occasion her immediately 611 log mad falling oe her lova* ends, whew the crew abettsiesed her, sad were :ekes oe board the Venlig, which remained by bor yesterday, mod took three casks of wine velr hoe derks.—Put back the Canada, Sheerly, for juke's, New liressewick I Fishy Yawls. to• thoulh. must ; tied INS settee brie, bit its Movies Mid they cosh! net be hoarded. RAMbOATZ, APKIL 19.—Cates is several vessels hr shelter. Ms Majesty's ship Spartan, Captain Wise, arrived Madrita Ili 44th March, is II days free! Ply. mouth, and sailed the moo day for Vera Gas. ins lhsji.d.S ship Liffey, Capt. Duncan, stye arrived at istaittire or the nab, in Ste days fro. Chitlins. The Neresis of iletlshory wait @rifted •n the With at .4'. from relinneti, la 13 days, sad sailed on the 274 let the 114esits. THE Doss or Yeas..—Yesterday the following iliffittia nal tweed restating the state of the Duke of Ynrcs— Illodeor-Coole. April 19. " The loll.owoolloo, monist. ea& iewiloo of the Doke of are soberilmy b ye am/ Ms Royal Blab. sem *Jo torts ober respect arias well. " P. MACGREGOR." Two Grua et iiinwoua.-11s followloa Ballailap hats bete limied *fare Me Hrree'e snivel Is saws I Hie Gnus the Doke of Iliovoaa low had a fall from bone. by lila.* his Gtsee bar iorreal a severe of the Ambler. attended mita woe beer. 1110 Grace Ir. Weever, posed a quieter Hight ilia. He two peereillaaad Is better boe asy. (Nifsed) " D. ELAM Y.D. " HENRY CURIE. 86 Hamilton olve, Ratorda•. pril 17. mit" " lie Grace lbe Dole of Rdeiroao is golog as newientlrly. G. H. EATS. M.D. MERRY CLIRL. . 4 Hamilton place. Sr wlay, Aptil IP, 1819." V$ • sew inat a few days a ifl mike go !Wore eseelleet Skoltimsao so his stool 'walls, aid she wiry Of La sentivan fr mode. A most estraordinery report was eirealeted yea. "ord., en 'Change, bat we know net ao what ea., 'beaky. It ow said entt Cemottesiemers, otta batoperchated 97,0001. per day for dm Itodectime of the Natioaal Pabi, eiU slug their Ikea, mad not, make any more purchases for some time to come. [attars hive been received from Almaden end from Crawl Cairo. The victory okeitioal by No- ISAMU!) Ma over the Wochabite Causaadsr is soil . !Memo of 'statist toe et tbo Coast of 'MUNina Au. On Om see. sion of the atomisation faith Isl. leveed, our cessurystro in that rill , were ea trusties In their displry of luminous congralolodea ; woe ,us MOPAINII4IO insensible of the compliment. Lis oil 'thew Coosa!, who had the honour to bu oat olio when 'ego ieg the tHutnisetioo, that thoogb be know the Eeropesos liked him, ha nom thooglit it was to the eiteut which the present occasion demonstrated; and that he profaned the sight to 25,0001. profit so a bargain. This etpression is Trite characteristic of Au, who is a merchant, sad a pretty abroad eau. Hs is highly pepoler as a ruler, sad labours to imprWee the conditiou of the Pooplir soder him. His 111- nista, enquires particularly of all est eouotrymlM who are irrtrodeeed to him, after the health of the Roil of ENGLAND and of the Panics RODINT, &r. Numerous packager, containing statues sad Whey antiquities from Upper Egypt, a.llested by She sexl sad eocoarsgement of Mr. SALTS, IWO Irk. at (,rand Cairo sod at Rosetta, at the cad of DM ember, whets the loiters came away, waltielf tee a growl to transport them to England. The &ebb are much respected in Egypt : miry d them kW made parties and gone to Upper Egypt; sad ewer icor. circumstance; more fa;o . orablifo; osestsfaie of this *mare, the PACHA afford*/ them ivory kiod of coostestance and facility. The Coootmo Bair wear, who is with ens of th.i podia has Iwo ke. *h.r op the Nil. than wee ever Wont ;festal by may I:Gropes. female. It la said, that his Itoyal Highness the Patics MIXT hotrod, forming a Guard of Rosser, whit* ore to Int bobbed in a rich Hungarian ollitorm•—•• . Point.* EITERNAI Y has latery brought ever with his from lloogsry two of the moat minors tatters, who have hrooght with them various patters, of owiforeas i .richly nobrnideted. it is said, for the impieties a bit Rolal Nielsen, sad that they ere breeght ewe 'for the tepees purpose of motto( the uniforms The new Comedy forthcoming at Dreryalerse, was Teed in the Green-r . norn, for the third term, this..... 4ne. Mr. Wilmette is the aethor i /*peel speaks sply fasontably of it. 610/11Dt3r, ILlOlait, IFIIIRT. Sad .101111111TONIL, Ste tbis prissipel citanse. revs.—The electing the old prices at this Thaw/* wrested no eatrsordinsry seriatim' ; whir& surprised sow, p►rsops in and oat of tbe house who recelbseted the 0. P. row. PURITY or ELecTioN —Mr. PRorseas„ M.P. fro liristel, fictling he has to pay lb* espseces of the lection contest for that city, contrary to the oz. pleas understanding on which he case forward, neatly and independently :ells the hi/eters, that " his cnntiesioss with the City of Boise! will tor. n•iaster at the aspiration of t►e period foe which ho rt.u4 purchases the honour of representing it." liner* is now so crowded with English travellers, teat some goarters of It are said to hare all the ap. pearance of English town,. Neufly 200 persons, won, women, and children, sill►d front Portsmooth on Thursday fur Ham, •beery they will embark for Al United States. QUARTERLY DINNER n► Till LIVERPOOL CONCENTRIC SOCILTT. On Monday the 12th of Aprtl, skeet My Gontienum sit down at Mrs. neghee's, thr. Coatis Inn, Lerd.sireet, to partalt• of the 'semi (leanerly Dinner .1 the Concentric bochely. Dr. TAYLOR in the Chair. Dinner .am es the table by sla o'clock. After theefoth was dsa•e, the following toasts were drank The Wisple t dip mime elan legilletate pow►r. The Rim, she CAW blaei.seele =like Peoptr. The Daher* Sw.et. towl throe Itemelia. wr the Reesl Fe welly vie set mole nue ire the principles which plated their OP Thew. n.; - .l:lllrrdrtt.the spirited ma eeeelltedeno areas, Prepkoo Mahn. the Lead we lire k g soy k eta imam in bold ritber a ty rant P •Inve. — That rif Rasllsh Liberty, the Ilatien. Cosy* Art: na, obese wb. would wirer/ It be illeesselieo onipeeded. William Rower. Min. The Proneldni. lte tiloortimn Mlnerityienw. I lobe appesrd Ott Abolition of the Riad, ef Omni Is nem Iller*e. WN sad the reedeatfettlece uJ Civil wet Slat tery Pooww. the Vire- P.rs44 M. Mr. F. Itarbrea. Tim active friend W lionsisky andbertlent. 'be Hue. 11. Gory I. Mr. S. R. Tootle,. and lite gleans retool by Jury. Mr. Howe. Mr. Weekiro tent Nits 'haw. The ewe; object ..f eve eimmothen. Farbentemary Reimer. Ter oenthsons Netaruerr s.d frkilill ed 0101 own Itettniow r the Ihn. tamphord. J. awl On borennineetewpf Me heal tee Inereendlet Deallift et Peeves. Slayer of UteeponL Ile. Jamb* Demos. Ik istreped end Indelhileable amen of Ow *Weft at Parishiemen. The :MI Freemen wbo voted for Mr. Leylesit. on IldiNlion *be rialto of Omens. aid Mr. Meow (lowa einetog titan. Ms. grow Smith, ft/ sieves. I. she Liserimmi Meows. Tbe 11•1401 anew et America; mar 'brit liberty Iftt ides at sheer,* bin o Morton. sr .be Na nib • wove. NY. ram Wmils, .be heal Advocate oldie Petteie am every kirrewendine. ftl e Flan, of the If demi.. • ▪ N aftatir, .Ik. nod the C..... Causacil of Lontles. Dioseeloolhof M Ili Prioeiplee d she Camelot rie horbly. Lord Coelhoor. mod the Coot of Lobeff y w Swell Anodes. The Isimehie ifebee. Tbs Lierepool I elllfelfeos. end the prover of She Are sod Selosem nod Stroostb to Ow Uohet S. head of Sleek poet. Litedierbeadeteehdeeo w Met ever) ihoheataver of Liver- N'.l area harems as Metter." Vie tor.etog bed pereeested Itireeore of !Scheeler. elati 15 Sir William Idolisers, fee the raaetteah Ithmt sites he boa (Ives tbe lireramof PAIILIAMIIIef Ait f Itro so The st•rapart moo *lomat, aod sway e Imedahlo en s/nee of slot Redman. la orlighhoolboad. woo leholloted thous. be fetleened by their P.lltleai embryo throeibetet the 1 • — ?4,7llsfgedeel lesprvors of Liverpool. TM Meeting broke op before twelve o'clock, bow leg bees stoodected wilts the greatest order sod coo. viviellty, sad eoliveoed by tie soup sod glees of several smokiests ie the coespyny. COURT OV KIROV MOWN, Aram ilk Rows AOAInST DOCTOI STOSIDART AN• OTlltlel. —This trial, which has escited so use& interest, per. Ocularly amongst the Reformers, stands this morn ing third spew the Paper for hearing. Two im portant Bankrupt comes sera filed peremptory; ewe, the Kiwi or. Fl STN, fir et for Moodily ; ihe other, the litno r. Minas end Others, for a conspirrey„ fint for this day : the Kiosk v. Flavor, lasted the whole of yesterday ; the tatter is likely In take up l as whole et this day,. therefore, .there is only one meow which now standees the paper halo,* the *bee* geese; consequeetly there is no doubt of its I seasieg orreerly to-morrow morning. Messrs. ScA a tm, Goassy, earl Awocruvs, are retained for that Woodard.. Mr. nowt conducts the prows. Ohs is person.—We emisesteed ewe of the Defend ' NW is shoot wkhoot lease. ilmsatassx Sassosrs.—This tworeiog the %miners et the swesey semessosad before Mr. CONsT, and a fell Bomb et Moolatrates. The vocation Satins Woe lertawr than Bowl a seesiderelde press of cases will oseopy she atisetiew of the Court, and a pristradvd Sessises is apseisd, there ars several cases of canal ' able patio Whitest ; se Fridsy, a cane( Conspiracy is masted to he heard, lo which Mr. &AILEY? is arteially estalwed.—The Coed disposed of several awe of Assault this asernies. Captain Ross says, that when the ships were in latitude 76. It is certain states of the see, objects at thedisteece of 150 miles,'wers distinctly visible.— Wklist the memo masks sight, she bed the appearance ssf followieg the sea roes& the heartiest, and that whilst they were gieseleg le ealeseth, the distent moosteles covered with see., took a most beeetifel reSew liege, which gredeally impaled to a gold co. leer, of earreishieg The Speedy pocket, arrived from New York, saw ea the 28th of March, hi lest. 45. 32. long. 46. 20. an island at ice, the 'sneak at the peek of which ins, en • academie calculation, 400 feet above the aurtisee of the ester; and in lat. 45. 36.10ng. 4ft. W. passed two more, the largest of which was 250 feet from lb. see, and three quarters of a mile is tango. POWER or tilt Scatw.—The Admiralty yacht, lately under repsir in his Majesty's dock-yard, Woolwich, was, ea the lath Inst. raised freer her bearings, millcie:etly high to have the bottom of her keel coppmed, by the application of a sink pair of screws. The vessel is one of 120 tons, having on board 30 teas of ballast, with all the singeing, &c. ' attached. The whole operation was performed by eight see, le AN skein ; and no doubt is enter *wed Nat by the application of tets such pair of mews, es* se them seed is this bending machine, any frigate le the service inigW be raised, en opera tion which la see, came woodd to et great public ,advantage. On Thursday last, a semitone sad mapeeteble Meeting of the Clergy of LaMar' end Middlesex, took place in the Vestry-reese of St. James's Church, the A ECIMEACON is the Chair ; for the purpose of petitleadog Parliament what the Repeal of the temelelog Rmarietions impend by the Consilletion es person professing the Imes Catholic Religios. Tbe.Petition will remain le the Yestry-reem to re ceive the signatures of the Heseficed and Liceesed Clergy of the Diocese of Liatation, this day, and on Moaday, Timidity, and Wedeeeday of best week. !MIK. from Sheffield state, that the trade of that tome, which has been In a comparatively flourishing state, hes began to decline materially ; mad that there hes beta a pest falling off be* In the foreign end domestic orders. Laseitaler , oho was let for steeetion, at tato Semi Assaseo, for a With ray r ,, l , bery, I. rrepted, some dr calasiaaets eating transpired which reader W gent deebtfe I. 11-1 E STAq'ff.SMAN READING. APRIL 14. Tends, last was the day appointed for celebrating the triumph galued by our worthy Member, C. F. Palmer, Ego. raver his adversaries. The moraine was rather unpropitious, trod about eight o'clock a heavy rain came on, which continued 1111 peer twelve, It did not, however, check the ardour of the Friends of lodepeodence, who, at rho time appointed, had assembled in great ustobars iu the Loodon.rold, and a little after eleven, Mr. Palmer, in company with his Right lioriourable Lady, mud attended by a very nomeroes party of friends In carriages and on horse. back, arrived within ono mile of the town. A pro cession, extending coosiderahly above a mile In was rhea formed. It war about _twelve when the procession entered Lendon.street, sad the weather hewing cleared op, large parties of Ladies cod inhabitants ease oat to greet it. The Herald, superbly dressed sod osoonted, suppetted by two yosogGentlernim, followed by sia treuspets,sounding a Victory. an immense cavalcade of horsemen, a large body of Electors, and other friends, all decked out le wren' colours and bowel* , lb. hands of music playingplaying" Seethe Comyterrieggflero cornea," &e. the waving of itainerous superb banners having appro. priate inscriptions aod devices, Mr. Palmer, in an epee mobile drawn by oil heaotlful grey horses, mom tomsdolly eoperisomml, the light Hon. Lady .Iloallbsa . Paltrier, in en open carriage and four, IM horses, Ike. ornamented vrK Orange ribbons, follow. ed by several eqeipeges.equaliy brilliant, the win. dims of every house treaded with hes wife% and well dressed females, most .t whom were wising flags or colours to the Member and his Lady es they passed —was altogether a most greed and imposing spectacle. The whole proceeded through the Borough with the utmost order, regularity, sod good hemmer • and about a quarter past two o'clock strived at the Crown Inn, and having formed in Londott•strotel, Mr. Palmer left his carriage, and entered the bale.oy of a house Monolog to Mr. Sims, as did rho Right Hos. Lady Madeline Palmer, the lies. Mrs. Williams, sod oo.• 'oral other Ladies and Gentlemen. Mr. PAINta having COW forward to addrees the Electors, was received with hearty cheers and cos greteletions. Mr. II MAnsn delivered atteetertaining end im• pressivr speech. Lady Madeline Palmer appeared folly to appto. elate the 'hind sod hearty reception given her : mod the other fair Ladies by their smiles and good limearev testified their pleasure In the scene. The immense assembly animated by one feeling gave three cheers for Lady Madeline, who returned the comptiremet by coortosylog in the most effshie manner. Uptake lIALL, in a neat speech, proposed Huse cheers in honour of the other fair Ladies, which was instantly complied with, and the sir was a second time made in re.eeho with triumphant shoots. The Ladles and Gentlemen new made their obei sance arid withdrew. The spectators, after giving three cheers for the Independence tof the Borough, also retired, mach [deem with the piotwedings of the day. liy half.post three o'clock the dinners at the dif ferent ions were served up, end it is bet justice to the Igirrilords to state, thew ahoy treammt their seems Moil 'Wildly with 'lends of the thnlceet description.— The tables were every where crow ded *kb cowpony, aed all was harmony end conviviality. Parsunices.—A resident in the West ladies, to lighten the !sneer of his mimes, introdeted wheel barrow' on bit estate; bet they were sons broke% to piewas, the stilton insisting en carrying the d•ng, water. &c. on ineir head, eanceiting the use of a wheelbarrow was a species of deeradestion. A Meeting of the inhabitants of Croydon wee held a few day 1 since in Me Tow. 11.11; Croydoo, Surrey, to potation the Houle of Commons against the heavy Ditties on Coals. At one o'clock lb. Citairetee, Tama"' Cot.", Rig. took the Chair, and reed the Parities. Afoot meting the several objections to the tar, it coocleded with the following paragraph:— " Thst your Petitioners entertain a confident hope thin the resources of the cautery will allow of the 'benison of this impost, since they bete been consi dered by year Memorable Home saltiest!, Nourish ing t• warrant the recent greet of 10,0001. per entrees to hit Royal Highoess the Doke of Yona, for the performance of those duties to an afflicted fa ther, which hit knot*" sentiments of erection leave no drain would hem been readily sod grateiremly afforded." A leag ditzession arose upon the pro. prier of inteuriocing luto the Petition a subject of 'Ms kind,* hich was totally eztra to the apparent object of the Meeting. It was objected to as impo litic, If they wisbed to make a faveareble impression on the Hume of Comment; and it was said, that those who, under the pretence of petitioning Perils. meet Rosiest the Defies et Creels, conveyed a cea ses epos the grant made to the Doke of rOKI, really hejered the interests of the Petitioners, timegh they 4se seen Mem. like Millie, however, he, I L ped to. No m i :i 4 . - , 'a, eg in ii t deMmi "Weiraisses eta presented a Meer realms of a ptemitlfel resit year then the present. The uses geuerally are 'bestially fell .( borstiog bloom bode and fell-Mows blossoms; especielly the pima sad pear, 'Melt triply 'bass el isiWt .es fret garlands. The prelim weather is truly elterecteristic of the month; showery, sad fefooribte to vegetation. A few days age, a young lad, the sou of Mr. IL Weal, of Centerbery, uhtlertook foe a emesidereble wages, to ride a Demedg Ch.ger from llpeirewt Is the above city, to a distance el sit miles, wobble me boor, which be accomplished with appareet sew, in nine minutes end a half within the given lime. He was accompanied by sere permit in gigs sod on horseback. The Dandy's n.loby was eteftheed bare on Scarcity, and underweot lie discipline of many tough riders. Cow Wltlll A W imam( bas.-0a the it'd& alt. was killed at Old Beene farm, is the wish of 14• linghsee, a rimy, three years old, the preperty of Mr. Henderson, of the Bell (in, Belford. Above eerenteen months age she Woke one of her limier legs, end seepotatiew was deemed necessary, by • bleb On poor seise was reduced In a sheleteo. Tbo dm i fees was at lees& supplied by a wooden lee, with *MA she walked abort sod rased, and beams the astookbmout of all who beheld her. Weight of the cams, nalatha of Ist. of tallam, 43 0. Sib. LAW INTRI,LIGBNCE. COtltt OP id /4“'S nrNor. Arlin 19. THE Kiwi C trit.).11.1.1 PIRTWA vu nTritsol. ' Ns was on indlctiAtint srleist Oil. I) few; .f.P.P, William Firth. Jobn Ttle,rboms. Hod.e -. J.m.* Brown, William Sherwood, William Brooks., J.'. seisk Taylor. esvid Bigger., a .(1 t•Td others, for conspiring to so. net a Iroodolent .m.. mission of Sankroptcy against one John Stos .. mil forging and fabricating, Ind swearing to et•rtairs bine of *senor, in ordet to carry the said Commission Ito ONO. Mr. GUIDIST, Mr. Pou.rot, end Mr. Deexts, eondeeted the prosecution. Mr. Crawoou apoosrerl es Calomel for thy D e . readapt Flokeits; Mr. li 1 ant', for the re.rentlint Biggers; end Mr. ADOLPHUS, A>: two other Dr. reorients. The else opened %Mori the I)•feritiants woe this —The 'opposed bankrupt. John Smith, bad beet, a clothier at Holmfirth, in Yorkshire, and being em. I battened in his affairs, he came op to London in the solemn of Hilt, to look after some property whirls hod been ettarlie4 by • creditor owned Ryder ; lie f..rmed au amiuoint•e -"ship with the Defeo", .nt Fads" who proposed to him to become • bank. opt, es the I only weans of relieviog Mm fees his difficulties, tw . e . wh tn proposition Smith, alto some puttusslon, at. ceded, and with the @mistime, of she otherkelend. lents, he propesitioo was serried into efreet - Sy Ibis 'fiskoarlog meets. A list of fahricoleedefitir was made nut, so as to form a resjority agslost the irons fide ereditort, and by such sheens to hare the clinics of assignees. The Defendant. put themselves for word as claimaels upon Smith's estate, describing !hematites as merchants, cornfectors, and persons is respectable testiness i being In fact penny's,' beggar*. to whom Smith did not Dee a Mope farthing. Fur their services they were to receive handsome downer,' from the bankrupt in the event of the plan succeeding. Having slide out a list of fabricated creditors, Defendant liodgetts called upon Mr. Pollen, a re spectable solicitor, and upon the plausible representa tion made to him, he was induced to undertake the business of string out a ticrworking theCommissioo.— The Commission having been takes out, notice was sent to Smith's bola Jfds creditors in Yorkshire. to ',teed the mutter of the Gommislionert, and they authorised en agent to set for Chair interest In Lon. don. Several giteetines were hid of the Defendants. and Hodgette and Brow,' were chosen assignees. and by virtues! the fraudulent authority they had cc qeired, the remaining effects of the butkrept at Hollnartit, carom seised end sold by suttee to the bankrupt's son, fee 'Which be give his acceptances. --. to the coarse of the proefeallegta Mr. Pullen very soon dissevered that the conduct of the Defeedants was remolded in fried end der:replied, - and in cense queen of theensildries Inedlr,the &mail* evedi. Or. stitoted the preernt pteeecetion. T wo of the Defendants wets stated to he agents of the insolvent Debtors' Court, and the others to be rem In the lowest clam of life, without any creditable means of livelihood. A vest body of evidence was adduced to support the case, of which the above is a sketch. And the essinination of whom, with the sehaegeent lemming ifteefAle laud Chief iestlest, ocrepied the Comet MI a quarter before seven isf the events'. Mr. Beta/. addressed the 'tory on she part oft* Biggers, and Mr. Cuevrooe en the put of Hod. germ; and certainly each Gentleman made the ableit tipper', which tbe esters of the case would admit ; end forcibly pentad the otter incredibility of the beak/opt Smith, who was the principal witness, end who had acknowledged not only iris guilt as an de complier in so gross a fraud up•ro his creditors, but his perjury in sweating to the troth of his false and %brit:wed schedele, upon his ',cowl ezenileatinla before the Commissioners of iliekropt. That con. segeently his testimony was wholly unworthy eau) , credit, soles it was borne oat by that of other wit. nesse, upon the trial ; and whose evidence, although it was Minted to be pore and unimpeachable, yet did not bear oat the principal poles, sworn to by Smith, bet men especially towards the Clients of Owe Loomed Contlernee respectively. No evidesee has odder'', for She defence ) bearing so any of the aeries in the Indktthent. The Defsu 4 I,nw iddremed the Jety Ina writ ten vindicative, totally -keying any other concerti fa the obolb transactiob than merely that of a bill broker accepting an accommodation bill for Ss hli. thh bankrupt, to enable him to raise money and re. lieve his emba rrrrr went'. The Learned Juror, however, semaierl up the eel. dears for the Jury, and was clearly of opinion the conspiracy was folly and satisfactorily proved sgainat all the Defendants std though every feet summing, *as sot brought home to each, indieideolly, yruhs whole train of this nefarious plot was folly wowed, and every one of the Defendants ;hewn to be coal. bitted In it, fee one coftwoo sod ipotesi impose of (rand. The Jory atllheet ire mined" Amenities rearm As art* of the Defeedsets GarTrg. 'AMMO StiliOXi ..•I " eiterclity 'brie &motor's were held et Callahan, before the Lotto Mayo', as.- ttonotti, area Alderthlin• The aLCOIIDEII, In chtreinig the Dried Jerk, tevetted very •act the heavy •tato of the Weeder, altairegh the e1 . ..n0t mete cnonenta hi all /teat cities mod towns. AAm case. of toad', !tr. were tried, and the Court edjouttard tits to. sorrow. Friday bathing • poor woman, Ming in Moor- Ipplegste, nameti Proctor, went wit on an emend, lowing her daughter, shooter ewe pests nld alone. During her absence thn child thrust a bone's of astable Mio IM are, by which I•er clothe% caught. liar swamis bremight the landlady to boil sssirsieen awl she ostlngolshoci lho are by wrapping her op t. !Nokias, but she ass se dreadfully bared that sl.o Moil sown offer in M. irrseesi agony. 11 eta eon Toner ou ler molts Detruso.— As Mimi , WIN held es Illaweat. she tub foss. at she Weer sif Thos. %New. White Neer, ilselT e ls e etere TirsuAs g rraare e. es Or "oft et W. itlabsret, leers ewe • half sad. see Um Naelseshs, at the geese place. she eras tae IFIN. by • wr ebo earrieaws. se th 4 wirer, I. beteg es = is m. side week' sead. owl weft wish mew Olikirt timirs. Arley headset eve skeet, the Wawa raid, he fres folly of erieree shag siss sts• passerheier Isessesi bad Wee witless lbes Ord Mere weimereeesMereriese or AU ease. to • will s • She a n ta i tt a rßeell i 11 * re." , tlbe Jar, lir saw ewe dad rewire a reedits of Mew- Owe* Outdoes. Th.. . Tovrollseed, and I. a hter s The aesordhsrly heed hie warranties diew appreArried, Fa order Not Ott, way UM &Pit Vials. I " I .• ...