The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-26 00:00:00

ill Ti G .0 Ns. fir` .STAFPORDSIORR NICHAELII.eIS SgS• Them Amines earasornred as • Wateesiey last, Wolof , Clones Cutrwitio. ISsq., im ter Chair; ih• Rich/ 11. a the Kill .1 Ilarrooby Earl or li.srunootti. Vire. lieetenast; oho Earl Goon. Lord It•itr.t. ifie lion. Edam.' Iloaekton, the Bon sad Itisha.d ti.aot, Sir amild Mosley. Bert. Sill J•t W ',pupates, flirt. Sir jabs Chollsod4N 11. r.. Sir J F Bailees, 54". Ar. Tb. Act far seopeessiog riots, •od his Illajests's smiting agaisit vice and immorelisy, basing b.• ri road, obi. '.asses' Chaisson proceeded in e!,., d e .he Grand j..,: After basilic 'tressed Ale peal saiklactiou a remarking, shit tge crimes apps. reel epos the present Uslaerlar were, epee • rem. yaratiee retrospect, neither so nemerees war of grate a eater. as those witch they bad bad i Slow alibis iho lasi Ise years, lir Oboe proceeded t— " Grotlesses, eel/ tit The biasses smile • isoserliaiely Wars es, I owed sot to Odra& .y• • Self Upon yeti fit 'a rencriest s logger ; bet I cannot td - iim frog. eeimiatelatisis yea, diet whilst some /miss• es. huts boon agitated Ned coevalsed by -• the snail alarming *dloseesions. lb. Pfser of IN . s•siity ght SiallrrJ has ressained ;wired/ osiistorb: ed; and is order ire 'suer, (whet. •e mast all mom Onsiiiosiy wish) Its Were •preosivesiost,:l wield beg lease more particularly to reeollllllll.llld, that every possible oleos be devised so 'Devitt* sloe distresses of Ow priory, class*, in society, to foreisb ih.o with emploteserst. and to eoesiorege habits of iodastry, good order. and sobriety. . 41 Wbeterer differences of opisios may salsa re. *ethos political subjects, spots whirls POPO Om best and *boa of swain , ' disagree, I treat that we shall all cower thee, as British sebjects, It is tor: uty, at mach as it is ideally ow tetecest, to /resol Ilse bleuisias itemised to as by sat wise mod ssatcbless Cosetitutios ; Is ..,mess As lows, sad repeats is errs (or proteeties is all cases, sad for the redress of all reel grievances; Inver looting to 'smells and insurrections for any mister, Of permanent loot, le.r the least coealeasece to eelsofel asses blies, which are prodective el the most fatal resells." [FROM TIII Qt/IeBC GANATTIOI Taa iffla UST ] The sentence passed open Mr. GOWILAT him oldr letni).fosts to dessert the previews. whkh he complied obit by crossing the ferry at Newts, about throe o'clock the nest slay. Ills defence is repre. owed to hut. disa ppoloteri altogether the ors pectstions of she few who still adhered to the man rather thin the cause. Ile offered no proof that Ar h.. 1 itkess the cloth of allegiance. nor diet he produce 'talent.. that be had been ass inhabitant of the provieice for six =oaths previous to the date of Ile autism. It is vetwarkabfe, that some of the Joy oho fouled hint guilty. bed been foresests se. doe soopporters of Mr. Govet.aw. Mr. Glidat.aw had isti•etird se acting quiver Mr. HAAG 1111 AMC for 'leader, het the Jury, withnet retiring from the be_ fouled • Vetdict lbs the Defissimot„ blgttito."Ori. 7 --The epidemic drawl tater& Its god In the Isle of Leen. No body died of it dist. big the lest days of September, and so nelletin of Smith wee published. It was proposed to Aire Shooks to God by a solemn Te Dens. The fees metes same progress in Pert St. Mary. At Cad's, its ramps cosstineed to be slermieg; and it was Pee etsrked, that the daily isortelity was greater thee et any former epoch chess the epideuele prevailed, al. though formerly the popelailee wis mete treaseroes. The Board of Ileelth of Seville bee established hoses of eboeseatioa witheet the ipair, and ordered the in. habitants of the quarter Banta Cris, where US Sale. dy principally prevailed, to rrptir thither. CONSTANTINOPLZ, Sin. 10.—We have jest wit. seised a great Ministate' melodies. The Greed Seignior all et our, cussed a greed levee to k as. rteseceri t to which all the Ministers repotted. d When they were thus assembled , h e began by eelarieg, ghat be deposed the Mufti, Mestepha Assist Effeirdi, and appointed in his plan the terser Grand Judge of Romelia, Badge 1111e1 Eireedi. A few days after wards he deposed the Grand Master of the Crites. sir% the Minister of the Interior, and the Greed Marshal. The Grand Admiral was attested by order of the Capita. Paella, end carded on beard • vessel moored near the Stem Towers. fle wag 'reseed of net Mein behaved with sulkiest drowns In the late in ss tins of the Janissaries, •and of enetwitting taping in the Archipelago. Bring convicted on these charge', be wee strangled, and his bd.ly throws into the so. The former Ilsporier of Moldavia has beim 'revived with great ilistinctioe by the Grand Seignior. From Boologne, the flab lest. it is elated — i s TM English galliot William Mitchell, of Myth, bound frees Scotland's to Loonlon, with 350 hales of wool, *es wrecked MI Beret, in the • atroadissement of Montreuil, in_ the night of the 7th inst. The crew were send, bet a passenger perished; 150 bales of wool same Alen saved." Boxans.—'Terser, with Shelton and &Mea l left Barnes yesterdey, all le prime condition, foe Cro y don, a handy spot to the seat of action betweire the former tied Massie this day (seven miles from trey. sloe). Martin revitalised at itiddlesione, in the Ines* erudition, also two miles from the groused.— This fight incites more Inkiest than any ethos match 'shish could be made, as they see decidedly eke Iwo best men ever Randall fought, end the gallant &reg. gins has bad the Itstd.eavned laurels tom from his brow by both of them. All jedges agree that it will b j s near 'Mgt. Ei• MLR STAND% GARD'S AND RUitte SLATS.— TINo largest assorted choice sod greatest satiety of Patterns ever seen in one place, are now en show at J. d'amn's Flower Stood. Garden, and Reads Seely; Japanned, Dyed, and Whitlow Chair, Coach and Sofa Bedstead Manof.ctory, end General Fur. &tore Warehoort, where bletchmets, Captains, beekeepers, or any ether pelage' 'sills large esta. blisbaseirts, requiring a west quantity of Chairs and Bedsteads, can be accommodated with soy (motil e at a very short notice, Bed on very Hesse, high, •It ' LAW INTKLLIGKNCE. (GOAT O/ OW KINGS SENCII. OCT. 15. Th. Court, porssout to sos oppointsoot a■ada IP Ism Totem, ow this day of Se.josot's Chao cosplsoe, to ►.or special segoomosts. Timms Ousts aaa of say plastic isov , o4 Irgaed IMs day. LONDON Whin thiß iKSSIUMS. • These %e cuss ameireesced yesterday stand's et ten o'cleek, Is the Coed of Kieg'• Bench, its Gail& hill. Assoon as the Recorder had finished his charge to the Grcod Jury, and they hail retired to deride open lb. dilfliri.nt bills of indicteseat which sere to be presessed to them. Mr. Twangs. Under Sheriff of Middies,' le Mr. Sheriff Roth well, applied.. the Court to lithe mettle oaths ef *ice prescribed by the Statute 47 Ells. esp. It Ile Meted, that he had already taken these oaths is the 'meaty of Middlesex, before the proper Aeiliortlies, bet 'hauls* eatilitaited a doelit whether he ought set to take them before the Lord Mayer of Leedom also, as the Heed Officer .f the City, ender 1 the 3.1 Seciiess of the 'MU Act, inessech as dm Sberiff.eitk of London was part if a franchise be. longing to the Corporation. The Criers, alter cons soltatiee, thought, that es the defy of Under Sheaf in London wet ,aerated by the Secondary. the pe. usiti!s ender lin statists of Elizabeth world woo sp. ply; sad that, as be had taken them already in Mid. dines, it was onnecessery for Mtn to take them a second time in London. Mr. Sheriff Panel/is, alter this derision had hien sleets, said, that be bad sot the slightest intention 4 making any observation swan what had just passed. lie was sorry, how eee , that the slam of the Court had been takes ups* lon us so animportaat and tri. viol • subject. TDB KIWI, 0. TYL IPROWILCUTIoN OW 151051. MAX. W. JACOB WILLWICII. , This Iris en indictment for sn moult. The rfO• wearer is the Palmas.* of the iron f"r the pre. ef deed bodies against the preilstety vide o▪ f the reserndipos men: the Defendant is one of Ike beadles belengieg to the palish of St. Andrew, lit& born. Nu Ciseesel *as employed es the pint of the proseention. Mr. flriagrunan was the firs witness eassind.— Ile said, Mat se the 10S of Jane. be west to St. Aodree'r notch, Holborn, toms the internist of a hies (mew. W , .ilst h- was waiting for the ar rival of the Murisier, it rained very bard, sod Is conserisence he went into the portico of the Vogl. Whilst he was there, Jeceb Frown, the Uefeetden, came to his, took hold of him, sod emir nested le Nosh him not. Ile cited there till abets eight et nine o'clock, el.en the Cherchwarden, Mr. Bossard, came into the chetch yard sod nod•rud his est.— Wises. asked his sherbet he sent to walk int alone. or in take the corps along with him. Me. Griffith', the Vestry Clerk, dished Mr. Bastard to Rise /hare of witness, toed sot to stay arguing •ith his Mr. Bastard thee said, " I My. charge of you." Jacob Frewea sod the other beadle. ser rounded witness immediately, with the Intessiee of taking him to the Compter. lie desired them oat to des it, sod mid that he "mild send base for 1000 •r MO ponds' worth of property, sod would lean it in their node till nest otorniog, if they would let him go. A somber of tradesmen, at the nee time. proped round and offered l• become his all. The parties refosod to aceept it, saying, " No. b we'll sot take bail ; we'll gin his a nists's lodeles in the Coupler." Tait scene took place about Woe attach at night, and bolted been in the clinch-yard from alt. O. that day there bad been • parish ins, the Cherchwardees had beets at it; they pelted him snot la • ant dieing or r, crylog " Rescue, re. scot." They dinged his into Holborn, through St. Andrew's.coort, and thee. gave his ie charge to two watching. la gniag. op Sitinfter-sfret they posted 'Jointly epee him : he toned resod mod said to them, " lam not going to run away, nor yet am I 'nog to ten to a viol. Don't push me."— Jacob Footrest then attack his en the head, crying eat, " What, strike an tAces I" When he got to the Coupler, he 'snorted that he should hate been admitted to bail. When he was brooght before the Alderson, no charge was made spied his. There oar no charge against trim at the Compile. do you keel" that ? Have you got the book io which the charges are regolasly entered? Mr. Bridgesao.—l hare not; bat I ben got leve rs! witnesses, who no prove what 1 bale asserted to be the fact. Mr. At.t.ae.=ritat will eat do; It is not lees% evidence; wine there is a urine* Akin decanted, which coo establish the fatalities or ne.esistence of • peculiar fast, that &gement eight to be produced. As yoo have determined le seeded your owe gene, Mr. Bridgesan, yes sett take the coosegeewese of any irregularity whkli yes may beg uilty. Whilst I as here, I will take can that strict law shall be awarded to persons who set Is a similar maw to that is which yea are sow salmi. The whew, baying Galahad she meridiem of his own story, was thee sobsitted to the cram-esand. Hos of Mr. ALIBI'. The remainder of his evidence was as follows :—" I had gives settee le the proper person, that the nips. should be buried to Gray's ' begin-gimped, at four o'elock is the alt.,. fine. I gave so settee that it should be fd in *Whom I saw my sea citifying the M o to the dierch.yard.bet they did not carry it there by my di rectors. The Citrate was nut, that I know of, em ployed in boiling another corpse *An the engin was to Gray's towhee. I sander .-d myself traogailly while I was in St. Andrea's Ckesch.yard. Upon eir Minis oath I did not aid no the mob there. I to some of my friends, who happeeed to W pialleg, and told them hew ill I was treated. Tem tbe mere thee 100 person potent when I them, het they were not collected by me. When she churchwardens desired the beadles to take Aerie of toe, the mob did not attempt any reecoo. l never said to thee, 6 They won't snow me i to bury in iron coffins, beams* the 'eaten (sent take the bodies net of them.' I might make use ell some Orate like that, bat I Ilene wade any allusion to the parish officers. At that time the Rector of the paii.h lay dead, sad the nit instituted in the Ecle -161.101 Coe , t, of coolie abeteii.' v 4 1 . -• . •-!.• _ • • . • . .41= Mr. Greets eaosieed.-4 111 • ileirneekrf. I saw Mr. lisideoman take. from St. Aodrew's chores to Glltsper.stroot Comptes; two watches. had hold of his. one of each ars ; Mr Pressen followed be hind. In ihinnerostreet.. his. Bridges.. seed, that he dirroot with to be dares to the Comptes, and then Mr. newer, struck him so too. side of Ms had with his to. Mr. Beidtemee didmot strike Fre wem There was a cry of " Renee I" sad • sob of ear ly one headset' persons folloolog them. I 1•1111 sot iw the chute i.tard at the cossencesteut of the bail nets, nor did I see any particelar riot it soy period of It ; there was ambit.' more thee a seise. Ws. Jarman comobeeated this ',Meets. Wm. Complies Swift, who called himself a pow• atter, pie evidence In eereeboratios of that which had been previously given. Mr. ALL': coadected the defence. le addressing the Jury, be cesseeted very strongly upon the is policy of iedieideals conduct's( their owe et iehis Courts of J•flitle, sad Waled, that in tide ettlW, whatever sight be the case in other', it was drift that the Prosecator in sot employing Cases,' MI got a feel for his Clive'. He smelted that his COM had not struck Badges.. esti' he had bets assaulted by that Geutleuute. In eeppett of his cam be called George Corbett, beadle slat palish of St. Arts drew's, Hotfoots, who stated, that at SO mieelee past silk o'clock on the 1016 of Joie last, he went to the church-yard, where he foiled an unusual cots coorse of people, sod am iron coin placed epos a tombstone. Mr. B.idgeman was sloe walkieg epee* does there, making observations epos it. Not hoolving what to do, witness went for the thatch. wade., aid whelk he retereed th.re was se lacrosse tif people, hedo of coofesiou. Wises the church. ward.. caw, told Ms. Wedgies. to go about hie bottittele, bet Mr. Widgets's. reload. He wee 'Wager , glees is custody to Mr. iVilkiessm, tb. high constable, sod taken to the Cooper. Whet* west with him sett of the way ; the mad sod the stones Sew tersibly. ; he um se blow struck, bet be hard the words, " What, strike au enter 1".•• Mee Fames pt to the Comptes, he saw that 11111 lip was cot me the 'aside, sod that he spit blond. fieseel Mope, soother watchstas, assisted le fats leg Ilsidgemai to the Comptes. He had held of MI sight arm, and a brother wageless. of his left.—•-•-r Stones sod mod were thrown, of which the whom* received a port; he was going se tishily 1111 Mk ' Birldiesse finned Ms tight arm in Skiener.street to strike Pewee. Witness thought that he struck his is the fate, though be could not speak with Soy pit.l eitietreess to that circesstaisce, as be received a deb l 1 1 of wed himself at the ailment. No more re 'Waist tbs. was accessory was used towards the Prm. motor. Jobs Price gave shelter evidence. The Rtcottoea thee sassed op the evidestee to the ler,. They had embus( to do with the right of buying in Iron ; the single point was, whether Frew,* had struck Widgeons or not. If thelf wore satisfied that Freres • .'times spoke treth, l then Mr. Bridgton. was to blame ' and they watt ' 1 God a verdict for the Defend s et ; hot if they were of • comeary opielen, their verdict meet be for the Pro. tweeter. The Ivry then retired for three quarters of an bier. end ea *brit retorts knight is a verdict et— Pe! G JUIDD LESRX SKSSIONS. SMIDING A: lIALLENOR. Mr. Rickard West, very respectable.looklog men, was pet to the bar, charged with Wag oriels espressions to Mr. Behest Newsom Calming, sod • ith baring mot him message, ultb Weil le provoke him to ight • duel. Mr. As:roues stated the rase to the Jery, sod called the Prosecitor to prove it. Robert Newman Cessming deposed, that he is an apothecary residing ever Chelsea. ills befeedaor, obi resides I the ovigishoothiod, Is the proprietor of several stageecoesires -which tee between (Althea and Loaders. Oa tie 11th of August last Defendant called open witting, sad asked for his bill. They Ilion eschanged smears, slier which Dafesdant said be had a word to speak with him la private. Wit. seas took him tote another room, where I. (Defeo*. got) asked him to explain, why It was be had re. tinned • letter witch had been seat to him by bin. West. " Winton replied, that he saw we orselossity for giving any esplasatitass, and therefore would cot give soy. Defeodast tided, that he should demand satisfaction, and 'sold wend it hilted to hies to ar range for that porpoise. To this witntirs oustieted, that if be washed legal erkfactiou, be was ready to give it to him, sod would set object Si toot him in a Coen of Jostle*. The Deloodast, net satisfied with this kind of setlviestiom,.espressed himself to that elect, by mying a... 110 measures; he did oot.weet them; he wonted fiatisfaction as a Goalle ss'. Wilson replied, that horiever, he might be, iodised to go owl with a Gesitiefikeev. he would net with a livory.stable keeper...o..lokt% the Defend ant said, " Yrell are a d—e'd c merart-svirited, dirty fellow." He thew west awry, and is Its court. of that day seal a Gentleman named Upfold with a mem asp to wham, deasaudieg art apology or sattafee. When. still adhered to his former dourness-, lion, anti said he did not choose to give any.. Mr. Upfulti then asked, whether he would noses friend with whom he might arrange to go our. . This the wellness refuted to do; en which Mr. t:pfold said. 'bet in the wouldf his fitful! (the DAftitteet), s a id . himself, Me brand him ar a entrant in every company, and e reeld insult him whir art kin' Ina few days after this, the Deft o,lant erk nne lad l e d before the Magistrates lie baring sew hit. Upfolrl to Mr. Cumming. Mr Cemtniag sodfretont a lo n g c ,,,,,,,,,2„,;,„110„ by Mr. ALUM, in which he admitted, that he awl she Defeedast bad her. nu Ivry friendly terms. lie had sled to visit at Difendant's house, end once dived with him. lie was always welcome, lie had no Ohjection to eat his roast beef, hut still 'wild no t fight with MM. Ile bed never t metered Illtf. WIN' at Captaits Butterfield's house. The ot h er parts f kit trosa•eaansination rrnly served to show, that hoar. seer friendly tho parties might formed, have bees, that !donuts* had bees totally devivied by the venture of some private gran. Lag., stitch was uot, lin tamper, captained to the Jory. 'IL, cast' far the FrlsecciDit brlngeterl, beirrever WV, Si a 'pry sb•rt potter, aua leo •••y • ......--- _ Ittli t r e rny.—ansik 'bete, N.,. 29, City.road, near to beryl, Iro es n I' ioshory-squaro. • • trks the birdi ; Mr. limes Blood her eseirgerl . for • great sem to some phrsr• like . . • rem kir ( sallow/Iy, fortrieen Laird's awl en inch bigh, to the ',lrish 06 II irr:••en miler in one twit, an Friday, and to title , p a ai. h lay dead, 1.;;;J ii c •f. lie w•'.,. 13 )!051. 1 sisoicsl Coo , I 3 • . 'ihr 0 /Ihr - .... - . , . •' - •-t .-: t . ..-.-*.- --- r•ris. -e•-• .as -l . 4- • `.• ... NI. . _ ' v ',.., 4. Mr. ALLEY Odarfoof ,l the J u ry I. hpk a ir the Drfeedsat, sod eentendeJ. that tbe sot& eieJ sari the eitessage sent only sent t.. shore • with en hit (Defeadant's) part to Its,. • a et' 1 Nation of:axiom* Olen by Presee•tnr to Mrs. W ei t, The Jory, after having r. 1 , 041 for • short time, tee tuned etitti,a verdict of—G:4l4. Mr. Upfold nos then put to the bor. Aired liith hoeing ennvly►d the bootie ammo alluded to obese. By advice of Mr. A use' he pieedeJ Grillg. The Gnus; otter • striostile admonition on the .stern of tint offence, sent►nced Mr. Weir I. pay a fine of 101., sod Mr. Upfold to a fine of 55. POLIGR. --..ip-- M ass on. noose —Georee Drakeford, a led sheet 17 'oats old, rentauded test week es a chugs of felony, was again brought op for farther resoles. lion yesterday, in cute ndy of Ilranscolah, the ofietr. This lad, it appeared from the prow.' session. don, heed In the employ of Mr. James Perryman leer years, and hart left Mt service only sheet threw weeks. Is the month of F.:htuary last, Mr. Perry. man removed from Rnw.lane tn hit present ',Wesse l No. 29, Camontile.street, 131.1topegste-attest, and ors the femoral this lad assisted in packing the piste end hoes is a trunk, to bo centered to the new resi dence, where It had remained, wilboet any part of the property bolos suspected to be gone sill Wedeln. day last, whoa, there being occasion for some of dm articles, it was disc d that the trunk bed beset nearly emptied of its contests Suspicion fall upset the Priseser, who was sons discovered sad appro. beaded by larenseeetts, "rhea he confessed buil% takes the property, a coosideroble part of whiels, he said, be had pledged at the shop of Mr, IlliciteU, prwebroker, 63, St. Mary-ace, sod bad destined the duplicates. The LORD MATolletprest.d considerable lu art. ties at the ciccatestesce of plate and lisit to this amesst being 'skins in pledge boat a boy of lids deo elelllders, whitest caution or engulf, of any hied. balm stated that the Prosecoter bed discovered sir properly bed bees pledged by two Pri- SUM, biih I ether paresbrokore, he wee re smeredhil for further osamisation, end the secessary NIIIIII•sses issued to such pawnbrokers to attend sad predate the property. GotLetlALLt—Yesterday CAarkt Dellinger, boy, was brought up, charged stilt Melia( two great coats. As dicer stated, thst on ilstiardry seeming, be. totes Ilf VIM and eight o'clock, he a s s sen t for by Mr. Costleas livery mano.ltoepor, Little Moor. bolds, who ieforweed him there was some penes is the cellar soder 11. e cousting.house. Os searching it be Nona the Pris.iner with two great coats ow, which Mr. Castless said helnwg.d to a Gentleman, who was obliged to go oat of town without them; they bid been mibted from the countlephoose attest Ire boors. Mr. aimless was not able to anted ow *crowd of ladisposiiion, end desired him (the oflitor) to regirest that the worthy Alderman would tensed the Prisoner for a few dap. The Prisoner, being relied es for his defeat", soil, be lass of on trade, sad could not tell how Y 8 tits. tsinod a liveliko , id. One of the officers stated, that be blew the rd. miser is Gloucester, from which piece he ukase/. lodged he had cow. He was a very bad boy, aced had bees iseprisorted there for that. Aldo/elan T. Sutra, the presidia' Megistrato, re. wooded the Prisoser and Wednesday he farther examination. blaamoactuott staccr•—fie Cook, who antra charged with setting Oro to Mr. Cesspbell's boon, in Heyearmr.plare, was brought op for a third esainiort. tip.; bet no further esidooce was gone We, and tie Moser was committed for trial. STATE OF NEWGATR. The &Howls( Is • soaps? of sb• co•eiete •ssi other Psiso•ers is{ ibis G•oi o• the 234 Wis.:— Hake. Fewloo. Comte* wide" *falcate cof Death SL V Caoviete osier footrace el Trompaottabos he ur, b 111 Cooorkfs woke irrieste .f Tfaasponefiea for Effertres Years Goyim seder Slairihet of 'I faasportailea for &yea Years .. .... .. . al lb rsisorrs islet sesterre ti . , li;ifia;;;orift • for Veledies wal Ilialaseasesn IS 11 Ilaskrupsi Aamilly Primmer. fur trial Priameras for oriel at tbe A.oisea Prjsocters for alai I'S 3b Total US 74 The following table sz}ibits a clas!ifitation .4 that olfeness with stitch the risogets for trial Hoed charged : Uwe* • Trona; tar wetly is a Korea , I loseebreoli log Utica g Forged Now Iltaheay Robbery tater, ay 1 ad nook Mows ..... ... I none Itealitig CAI aa ;."titer* from dm Larceforf lito Oregon! Pest Ogee ... I Conspiracy s,aliag is a Direll'ing. botoe Total . !II • BIRTII4. OPAhe 2411 Wt. at hie fathres humor, Tirolid Cr. eq Wry; Cr..ydan. Lady of Hear, 1.. d want sist.h., I. y. a • daseltet. Oe she,2ll ilia. at Ashford, in Kral, 167 Lady rf t;. E. JC•3. WM, q. ni a sou and . flit Ole 'nth We. s! At. Leasure's. Alinr•slite*.. lit. S. &Pe ptise. sf Cittiter•lase. Mn.b4 to Mary Ass Pelt' Robert.. Asset/see of the late Os. Itoberit, Esq. it or.. 11:5t....1. is Se misty of Ses.es. Oa the 194 Ilk. in Ike 6J4:1 Jeer of lssie, John Nrb, of Virltta.tmt. On the this lest. Mr. Jabs Fred, rick Bourne. intrke Cut oi Enciand. On the 9MA of Anew , ' 'wt. 'wen M 4 relitip Ins v.-ent' , . to the 511 h ipe.r et Ut...r.e. .10.011$ •. 4.• • Jots owe of klAj-.1.% ( no nril 1.,r tit.l I.4mt, .ot Lt:c ksoulpel of row 9ninkmnpron. COAL-MARKET. OCT. O. Sh;fra et Nlielin. 010ps 141. r, re. 3.". N. we 6.41, .. S) - ot. ~. la 0' 31 Suilettawl .1 45 ___—. Eked. Prin , c.d. end P.141•Iell by S. i'• n 1 V :4I StaT6IP 11 IN gam ••• N.:. 1, `nlisPrr_ • tr.:Tt, F :yet •tired 4 ..•0.- •` • • 4 6 .6 v 4•;.-•-+• "" " ••• • aa•-• • -44 * • • 4, T