The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-23 00:00:00

F . II ... „~ onk. s _ . lu trit case, what con be the igloo...welt to cop ; Once .tliom ?-,-From a certainty "Of their kelp; mare ,preAuctive, let tile mar/Let Pace of the article be it will. , . Is there not ogreat propOrtiOo of 'the land, of 44- efoln , hire tinat tfh ~ttovr.con P•stgn welled to tkiloir?-4 appreheAd;ttet t i t how very , eatetritte fehl,.. way pge Led, bit Ay are more peoPerly marshes. „ And they wire not patterap,?!--Y e gfi. ;.4 1 oasturar i4-.No • ; they were in a. to undatic at particAtai times-of the year. . • - Then do you 41ot ettritAute.tike high,Price of h4rine and cattle, to the •braskitut of the pastntage hip& in that part of Englaa4l 7 :-*pi ant ocklaW4if-0 that, certainly. . But in. any degree ?-4it beim degrobiltat tbau iu aU other places. Do you apprehend that a great proportion et . those lands Wag now drained will.be•laid dotes lit pasture, if wheat should be below Its. 6d. a bushel? —I do not apprehand.they -wili•lto•for that reason r o ' but .I apprehend that &great degLof the land:litevd been describing, most pasts of which hay, t ham well drained, and great part in a degree drain* At; Kill be necessary to be leid down, in °trier to sPebirC the land to recover Itself from the injury it him ceired 4 I think it would be ,pertaaneotiritiltlAmeet I N A great measure. Anew ,a , ,jiteet deal of aged; that has been croppe4,,till iticepAtAapitlni , u , 240; to pay,tbpopence of the ,labnert, Do you think those. Aawat,fleolild be most prodoe tire,- in a course of oonwolible hosisandry or =pas= turefge ?—lf you take st, sow* of yowl' together, sad a due proportion of theni s lsottiebncoittinued in pas. Surogeo,and. a due proportion seentlnoed ip nultiva. tion, that %without nthaoslieg ibe .soil at *11; that they would !owe' husbandry Ala*, the contrary In a fouri•e4 • r• - bee .yearra ,aitmat, lure; t.dither ' - Hine neresPderable et • thsibrientry that- l hdi nottakierahle . populP' . shake* labour dear other etre-pound enii e teergestod of Englied . netes. • Whey NereAll Ander leek and key, hut be p t oshire one was (ikon, end he 'hook! )(emelt maw. if he ow it,. Purim* sodertook to discover t o hiii, and *rot to Alto Tavistock Hotel, and _bad all the servants of every desdription into .st A.oons before hire, aed ,tO4l them berg had taken place in the hor irge. Ueriomaim.h.--Joirsa Taylor les charged with Arietai beating bis apprentice, Mary Ann Street, -a .antler eleven yetrs of age. Mr. Mackie, that- -4 0 14 Gerlitcherch it °Abeam ) asaled that the child Weeaostid to the Defendant by the parishi *bait Ind then decently clothes]. On `,ibe*ALtabkii, . _ I.apte bad been.lioWe, which had , . key, nabmentioning .the correct decliired, ‘bey kaaw .00tbing ' 4 ).4 11 .# WOHI4 -440014-464 now sally were snspected, but as mastalLko.snwobetl, ~as NO as.. Oa , pcocegdodtto do. Iletound on !„gorlar s , f lopm-basik-notes, and three vabG!icy #04104111400, And . ho t ,' I,pcps livknk lit England note Val t.npa . laf4o.dranar, and one of the _ Mil' k_ il, Illarli_ tile -bad missed for some tliwe IM( 1 4 c.gocliged ,lis,loiid ,kolit it, -sad. which unlocked 'di* i . dravtir whence the note had been stolen , - which; ,rAlilY latisfied ARP that he was tbiisid,..l ear es took hini into custody, and baring Jobbat ! him up at die Broy i n Bur l . he went to sairttk i hisi . kesidence ' abort : ambpgst other things ho l ipololli L .. . soh! rtatCh. -.. ' •• . ,-. • . Is irraterday Ittfilliq emtni!fted bilfemi,Sir N. polemic 1 "mill r. Blantit,lillen the circiinstences were proved by Mr. Harrison And - .the• ofiteers: Mr. Tuna*, iq Gentleman wise FaaloOgiatlytAlce hetill some months ,. since, attended, end provedibe gold watch to be Ms -'y,- taken from h is chamber iu thellnviscpck : ....• &nod propert, , iiititef °svelte tab Of telitiO list. %it, .bli stefestee, said, he t. d tlsf ! mob& by the privy. 11.01r.,Tulloh -laid, that was impouible, save was certain he left it in his dressing-ease. This tiancon *rived by 'Curtin in *whoa's, who se* It in the *roil after Kr. T. spent — Ake fAfsime! ~ Agin. fade, die ! haid bgr , 1011157040 4 4 1:0:10 C 01 .6 PLR% c4leir in 4 freq4enojr :treating ket *0 iPager. 10n , le t e:d been lie- Atte De- Niw Voitz„Aecb the Maws' Well, wad , bringiag up curiesiiieo'ff Bgitisll itipto 41or at Hall-got!, are hull 4f tlsuslOip litk!; !Unit the most (alms bowls which ~ 4': ixrENT DEBTORS' COURT; Sitm ft FOREIGN INSOLVENT DEBTORS: A new 4oestios arose this •day upon the &olio ,fl i otiorata . Act, as to the difference Of its applfetttion ;to Xnglisbmen.awd foreigners. • • P..SferrAe contending, in the present caseittl Idr./p)to Dawn, a foreigner and an uncertiicatiki seeking his liberatiqn that he ought, Is t lauf.sewswene construction .of the .statute, to be aot.• complying • strictly with the t gevlstom : thereof, owing, fro ignorance. of the liw f`tidluilag e .thaf the debts due to the Prisoner, and not reisroisd:itt his schedule, 'ere owing prioci.. try , fro" foreigners , and now out of this contr. all which, eacept two, that he now offers to.insert, werecoutracteti with such. foreigners, not .knowing that they were leaving the country, and ; their debts comprised under his commission of bank. tiiptcy: contended the present creditor's de. mend .d ought f o ime. been in this instance, due •or chargeable on his assets, the! been contracted by bill of exchange two Saint; out the commission, which bill renewed, iu considerntion of the Prisoner'', train.the firs.ari . ist for the same debt feto, Prisoner"was now arrested a second time! beloo a matini of the common law' not penon tik.kiiikAdlpfor one and the atisti, . execution. - ILLott, evitditar i combated alYtitiee . • insis ett t rhuseo fthis neWACt, and ice with the same sp. - • • • rter e. Lora Chan " ittilietteest askMl !AA , p1N4,14 for bi t cyon'cit; aTiNryet7egitedZ4444 ll lint were reedit io ' wetly gifien. The'Leirned• Seilena . felt for *relgners much, but that Isegaentiy , iilh teoteited liaglishmew for their ;Aside gesg Wale*" . ialdar *slow lasitik4lllloolor, Shteft 'sn&'mdre - aapadiEVirt ir . ltH fiats*: *Mcl . • • Re,"lielteiii . Abaft: it;toft bie - Settatt **aw l .* ii;pigyscif wieto..itiouwedit M• . • . • . - - --•ToPlwm- . • .01440 ego tercureti. stool a ,a.aciaaa and * , yosie . ii witotrit; noir • *1 Ade of give Aral • which speiortliby. were Illot satisfied? •reipuitil them to kW:40( . 111mill*. They im. ittsakts4l4l - .o4sitiii, atika desperate 1; Ths:cisiCiiiivas:;darinatietk of. the lig *email brought hits tig some ti imeseg.. The ropbsitY escaped, after :: stabbing - the Apathies's. id tisr?sin the Ipeaj, igkillitiken to a Wei* Is M 1 1PP I CIPO) Pep.imlWO44oo4iii ilk .es trticolariy • 7, no doubt, Yews that down frise Water . bunted fit• V 1 . i ii • •• CORN LAWS. - - - :-- 7 7 ... - 7 .7 - - 7 ; -- . . 0 ii. Ilh Wket ' bi Mr. FIELD. -rilogio.--! • , • MA TM 04101101111E...-ss, ' . • . G . hf , x czr i , 1,4 7. , s . fk ram how eis 46o6 - t r e e young woman in themmaisect M, to- lite meeting attached to it by _ttes,4o.ompiainte egthistitre haehtiey itl"awAs,yesterdey *riled by,tc INs not the enrreased value a the lied, arising I Wed hint 4by Mosali t ot fo ery amt atit • ee - do . -- a7. - . 0m4 "- ,0144 " . " 14 ‘ i l t •t hi " ffice • from the eucrengecl value of the predece Of-the laqd, i *ls of . ...„„,,_ r i,_,_ , - Yesceirlej ‘1451,.. ! ,W415.491 applied fora summons • .. t • been a great inducement to the propriet2rs to lay. opt • o‘ .. r Ahr . 4o44i i e . • wow of 4 ,... ,1 " ; h i s . ugi ! , . .1, per, r .. ; . .c pey coach , o. , . • such immense sums in utilleriel . kink the draiuistg.of o ' s g. b __ ii "A Preuintitill aiol'ill ‘ bill' tot 110 i. 'Odd. net: . t.', ~, the _. f, O l ow,i,of el,relvtanpea; The Complainant' • those marshes ?-That could aulT be liNapegOitiy 1: ' 'tibsla:;llitig rite Proapcutaff was in gi n I..hia. 4,..,_ ; teefe'tne cOicb"on llte 'fitii irtaat t and seated birn and they ,night haVe been . disagpliuter4,44ll.,4lh a tlif , bio , weekly, 44101 . 40 e medi .7 4 ;Tic e . R „T 1 self in it, but the coachman refused to go , * unless he prices I)4' not Intervened. „ .. ~ 4-' . ;..? iromr f ro p ) w k wat 4• Tr a Z i a_ .84 . A . o .7, n . ndoaes i; i weuld pyomise, eel to'flilOtplil lOcket. Tbit • Was if the high price or all articles. ta,, 1 1• ii i . ~4 4 I) " ) ;?,.bittita . tif . aeCooti7 r s, 'cis;7po . 7. - trng t o r W l' " 01414 ' ` rifiiied,' sheaf; dotichmin thee dedlined to carir portion we have inentioneii, - that to o irqsa:toe ratcur . ov A pte a i tv h i t Filevildethe•4liaii gitteriaibid;* and its a Mob lied • los: 6d. a boshel to s s. a bushel, will, rwt..tlut Pito- ' ll c he.,;;; .. hid i. eift i n b ro a It i t ; li k d ta ha is k 9 . l.l, ;°11.;41(1).E.I.-:teiliteied' *.abfttotft*Ciiifell, l llikihiti lerClt. •ge had priet Ott of those marshes fie. t. fact distppfinted r .. itt 7 ; 4 4l i' 44 ;r; ri. ; 44 ; t 4 ~..,,,,,,j...-;,„,,,‘,".::,,„::, !the to some of the Police Offi c es tot? redreil, 'but .-M ost certainly, th ey will miry teaak cilieP.' sigi a l io 4 1 ,„ 14 ,4 - 0 . L T .. = the Magistrate' informed him that they could do ' pointed. .. W • 11 ' 413 •‘ ' 1 Pt " ik " tjg t* l..lll"Aleluu liothi write 'ck • ' 'is • Pod cell v '4lO . • It . :II hiiii kilt ifibirA,sigola4 l % the • iistawoale-. , frothing ezeept re arts et w • tt . - Cher 130 you mean by the word" diseppeiateili"Tnarely c k s . eg i waoanp u nt r! pormeo 2 4 . beed.w.iiieei and de . ; -lliebney-coaciwoffieevSlonienset-house, lie . vezeived. • a diaappointment bf their .sanguiew 041 2 041 642 t ; er n Qi il,el 4 l : 4:o4, ,,, Thrted . syntett - V a ni ty *. . t i, . 40811111#1100Wierlreus thweoureibuliciners ; batleafn-j. •,... : du you mean, that they will actually loot irtcurred a. acv e bebri, 11y, him ineidisfectlen . of •theleeeiall log from the public prints "that Mr. Fielding , held a., . . Ins ?-Pe rsouS hitve pirrel•riert toothrt.pLoooropus billy ... * .se 44 ef vtiliAls he, however, acknow. different opinion, he was...iaduced to apply to this ._ leeng h* jso di pm ' o f • *Brisoner. l high prices, merely because eoru.ssas see .4p. bilik. n' ied .4d 4 hit " b nn i ni 0 ,00, 4 hie a nd giama in. office.- . --ffihmmpa• grittgatl44 . -. He: .--• 4 • . . • ..price, that tenasts,conld be found to girl eitorbitant".." ° ' Th e -p ro • Collin tbi owner 14 lteatiolty4o94 No. 644,.' secn .,. rents ; and thole purchasers post, of Ft!Quss 'v 6 „ ti, rfko , °rased . thelond Meyer that he had MISS ~..... i. e .. ~„,„, ,„,. „y„,,,„„„ bi, compleined, again very much diseppoluted r for, fatAand, is iidosissi sp. •' t•Ada • itatiai . 444l4 - otAbeen unable td And the , . . ~. , . .. . . ~7 7, ,pac t that semamille,wasintexested in this trenaactinn, j -_, ~. J ., , 2 ..,. IM‘k• ~J • i.- -- ' 1 • Value. . -.. • ''''''''. • . 144 in th..ciPlAffie44 4sitetheart ,isad- instigated t d " r '' e " if 117 prod_tre_ .itf m ..le_ud_i . 5 goijpia_ . : w in _ea I t aei ca .htL ltal lhe ., ''; , *- 1 1 , 4 ; , .x .. q ,,,,--: .. t r- - Rio ro '. , ,,, er ' y quesli ' oo; he was I Mr. FtliLDI so am ea 16 driver ' had refused to I._ ~_ . proportion of fro los. 6d. to:r, JR iha r 4. l p, irf gio fi rawi d b i t io, „won, that tits p risoner I obey the summoog, ha mu, be, brompkiksr; a rar 'expendeil, either in the purchase of those lands or in ,repestalrely,deslituta °Cooney 'even 5 . • the improvement of them, affotd.rip adeqqate return { airmai l necessaries , itud' 99 this consideration to fled iier th e in I ran if f ;Vite W tilvii iiki ti ga lA- litt lesterda; a tali was . tried at 1 to the , person who expanded it?-0f c Q ufs, 16. 1 WO r sictitor . with ' v14;411141 n'ty • d fliao ._ i this O ffi ce, conceroitc a quantity or g anpowiler 1 profit to the occupier meal be considerably less, and . , - mam a pet ; nh i sio i - 004 tie l d ' iip an se --; c - er (maid -by tine oflitisitswr Bridge Wharf, Paddinpon.; , . in the end the proprietor must give wpy in his rents. 1. with tie, or Ss. The Prisoner (w a ll . t o lthorelo Comal. Mr..ALLUT wtteaded for Ulu Seers, and So that an ectue l klesa will lame been locurced on rent i v. am i d; i hi eryie oi vat vet cosi ° a • in he r be - . Mr. Guitszi•for the owners of the gunpowd •' the vast psOkli eipewled on those - fens ?..-Thio in- A al . 99 'i f tc,:i 'hi. mi ll i 11 • • - - 'I W . itsmoses for theaefesidants entleavoered to prove, , diticlimiS eill be 'disappointed, but the public will tatre l in.,lier fugal and, b "' arSt •tn ":t `7" 1 " . , .ie - ~i that the Ileieltre IMO rillegal; matiag .that the . gon-i day' coafieue te fierfrelmsuoimmlyNftflof from a ll thorn,' ik eis :E. sA s s l ... • - in a ° -P. ! . .. - ,7 ittolider had bent unloaded from a waggon at the- ls ~ 4t vallt, Witt At her master. knproselponti. ,-, - 1 . `,.,.:,..,,.... ~,.„.. ~ •-., , . , • .4. 1 . ) m Arnt i.i d ipol i shed her that aa it . wharf, i s c u k s zentaisieg thirteen hondred and-a-,, Is there any :cooanirrelOrt, ► onllif. Of Ina WW2 0 ' I tt i l l i t . b e. rudent f or * b ern if o y ' . ipit, at three o'cltick, ad that about fire o'clock Or description or these OS . ti t, , her , 9 •i e *roof boll rei I___ io w g .c . , she a stood, t r 0 0m . ... .e sertous sit: . ' , the o ffi cers made the seizure, whereas the Act 'of clehnesl :in Lincolnshire ?;44..1 egt i iii.o,; .In serge l i c r upy bu t P ip :: * * ap w prepr iatedi be: should , how ' ii ii : i t Parliament allows eighteen hours. The property parts the ii . XICt r Malitills , S# /lig OWN' ..Duraose rimmed her for f rth r i tio for ' was going to be shipped on board &barge for Sta ff ord-. -Do you think , !het it Offt . lit4 l l Pt fortkflisi- , 114 1 4 7,lf o i r ; I n L . r '& . T P it. ezam till ll ' 1 ah're - Deededed inlavour of (4 Defendants. lie Tervisteck Hotel -Covent-ger- , I ' 1 of other protince, remahsair , In - Op ...propirlioss of ,a7._ bat . 2 mails ' .to vr ifte r ledl robbed of - t I , haec Coleman, ‘a constable of . ftrittle-blidge, was ; . 10s. tid. a boshel, that qpip NipP*l 2 loo ll .o drain- , bel,oagiog to Mr. 44;47: the Y occ upier , h p . rop i er k y , . charged by Benjamin Waterman, : -Of loo . 2, Dyer's . ege t *still . regtalite in some Of those 41;4, , atilt would ' . house ; and . those who frequent the take place ?-I Mink, :let the price be what,it will, slim e - eg e h he h .: i diy‘evening die ,pfendant .earoe, accompanied 1 4y , I clerk has f ently been deftcieit . , these drainages will go on ; 1 -9 . 41ft_rie p arts 'LI, bard had it under his own hick and be -- 1 another in, who said 14' les an Officer of the En ,a purse to go to any estetteilms ; Rare 15../..fge., syspectod..beloogi the b y ; no , pe rson was . pg to mate. Mr. Harrison i . t case , to witness's . house, ' under Pretence' of haring - . completed. • . . t o lb p k es t h e h consul .ws ear ; o ffi cer . rt to a dv i sed him I Do you mean, that if 'Oa ipteeo el ,corn were ao t_ • • A t s acs., . On Tondo-, m e . 8.„1..,,, missed . rupoo. searching the- Premises, and with a . cutlass low as not to afford 4 profit for capitals te be ein. °v ° - ' ---- -- - 1 sui.4l . 1 • , - played in completing thoab improveniteuts infit t hey' - •lagsk.. where hohactaleeed it oa Monday with ~.I.llolkazecation of his duty. Defendant was admitted , wash.' stilt go op ?---Yea; i *lnk they teCtainly trill -- - -- '-' I . toliail to answer the cha- ,at the Sessions. • 1 Bank r I _ _ '` • hull at the sb • Commander; .4 opposite Or.] 4-city; Frsm t brought ap, , - some deseijoh porter,':ciiitta attached to wt articles, pard prides, owing, steady 40 yea having pot in 178 t, we find the rocks at troy went dog themes de fli • • Saturday s 1 Boa*, of • W coursed and fi Chase, in Wi to be heard bl Maidenbead offence, and"' 43d of the.Kl At. 4. - . • k- • : • • • b een i n o r e ,t o o t ot i ve i n conver tible **Wig-case after Mr. T. went out. IlleriStiet 14 "ft/ 7 'a s b e co lilt any illielOrrtio•tbe.ilii,. bet just naufebly. eonsmittedlor trial; • • . • +, - _ thane ,tould and a soitwAssMemprovisof course. •, . ,P4elet_. 0c. 0 .0n wedeesmsy esemilat., oilleat an .It A . o clock, TnoTodgm,nbasketriralkee, of isaddleipoo„ rem as b ecame . "7 krill 'cisme' tor inetiffele4 :think aWm tbeltlitg 'Qbeee pobllc 'Serie. OR Palairgion green, same bating tspei me Is better •htudieflidijeilitu tone NA dila Par-m:1).44e. Gorier, Wild. be Wei rig. while months beforlioat riSlors wereePaillitils 4 Paid **She bow* Mink r (Our wive years. '4:' ^`-' . -. tElicoi heqloto a dispote with ajmoan .npniell it try Ford. w as s ince renew l fk e ;i4 par t s ds yodel alesoss tel :osshoft.tiroVieL ibe, __Sbetiodse ilhavidon (rola.* P llbiellopolation seltjeLt haNglive • been reeler since I—A 4 4 " ' ' ree p v 646l4 % lation but notstrflictently which ' tgli&"1/011:00 srtiota 1.1 , 112:111.1111 Cer PM I ;.tilir re- h W i htl e:Pi tll : l 4 4l.l" ..,.. , . • t • crilha' - .. a vfole4aloo with e o V4Artha uttittre. : :ilir r i os i t alitra e : 4449lkn ' ll4 t 7 l waaad. debt anal exec' [Te : ..k.ieefie/ileil.) . I WO , Ft 0 firaperdisif sit, odle i rnine a. - , for Ilk's _ ,br tobstiedona rho sow . site e'• •Mr. roLsoCt Fellri=euetleltellW • - Cisme, Mob* to Itt Mem bastard*. nbasseetiit 111* sereAl pos akii i, ',w ith 011 1 1 , M i tt Ptiti c t i esikettede Wireithil EVISIROone, and ... . kta:3.--.The gentlemen who Manage I me el or b se Melees, 4,0 m felt rot peat lems the . rrlweerNi ' .840 who, • list summer, were daily: F.e.haest.k He was sakes whir lel Pssable sPtala ssf . 91 *tit l to the tetlet • i liseq waren, dertsidg he asseer i . a ft " g ertoka i i osideolrom the sunken wreck of the 1 , ( I,sgg t iglar o u t mr sa k imps pips le otcar.4 &lair, ;C M. 'Pot" Commandero tubs. , cite it *IMAM the osomsittoAo sin calleillit poif- . .! e now, empl_eyed in (Using Into"..the Preheild o r: o4 l, 6 7ptia" sza : 4 ll 4,..... b e b' Tord theh"*"eline .I wW felitioli . Wthlt? 'pot war ' Mercer.e, J. hi9serxostr i . Vibwill i &raid Ishmi k ar abE . •t>now ienonee le SWF 11 7 1016 1 1 I,k .in 1777, kt . the North. ,Rivpi i 111010IntatlifitAle.. ao. . lead I.debdrlrled lad 114* saf e issiet s ' '.outatr's seat ,•• seven miles from.* r i garr a nit er. varpptair e r i f t 4 l .t..... ms fo do if time 1 •:witick of -t ae I.ldercuris hate imit',' Aefil,ol44eireicictati lie lir Or - Aak liiio_ - *Pred. Oiled, that he rat Of her •guas,..jti a- perils:U*lll2A; 1 ar7 . . 1 1' toll a llgree n lia r iott i do*,,tt... 4 .. A .,,mg ob 7 Off- feetimeeHY of liquor vhsttles•of wines new, 9 ) oeflatiMsW 4 1 F - p - E; 1 761;g1: esedit,and semi owls riveted • with silver ':&e.Pftc 7 .4"Woffil L ts, ' vact e elrlf r it cra ina l, 41.... Mi sisacw:4lll.4•4o ih sea, yster sad Aso shells.' *dr . I.4:i l ea r i l a a t . Aria • a* Pt elei t i l l f : lady • the , liquir,'-irell: for an, irsit _ Wf . a) ' • eivi ll = • • s o law • no doubt, to their Improvement from .h, IV '' „ 7.7 i : itratofli- 490A1e 4 .11 s ,idlestete; Priiblver-te if -I seclusion • frogs - the alti.. 4 8 ‘.!`friehd• la - '.' 11 7.1 gm It lirt•is 44 wi t oov.;. - 4. v• , i. , bet ' t int : Is Moog . . .. 1 ir possession stetti k ide for Octobiri iggi v aad ma j t Vrime:blerlat ', . . Lowb. ' '-'-•'••'' : idar a t at the Hussar yu iniek lir rillningen = tiara raessi a ,r4Willerktrelei .. k4- 401 ' .0 , 641 11 -8 1 " ill I*9;. and 'that' the Men , faded the einlaw l 7kh which iii -w iiiiir/047 - d lvr imitr "4 WWI Ch 41611 , , on a an lin consegneace:of runAing foal of at ,bed. Mary Ford. lm.coksialkst• *sm. they had seen aidei teetendi 1! in 1777. . . holding another pistols her ted; - - Soi sear Mani. ‘s - v-'" .WI io—hoc•norkint4warib. atetammia du- WO** :Oti..w information, laid against .. gacharialt .(46.! . Item.niurkled* ibstpti Ty pt a . .-'W110,119;111.11 : he•rimittestlid the er Oakle .. Fano, for haling wignll7,-- 'soa k ti e c f ne Z i w ye le s r e t eeenc i elitore i roted. 'r .'r :.stir .' , ' Inadiattlf *nail 3 ted his jettes deer , In'ersaboata , r .t ozitied piONI ate..(1 .,.. ..2 2n e coollfct fAstiecL / it isor Fores •on 'the 4th u(t. Calf Oti 1.4 ti t "II ' ass ier w 1 04.4..( 4 0 t o vi ft he Arles o sre a full bsinchtif:Msgbitratai:init i tin t w . " l irei : l4 !' 64.6) ; . ' ' lrlffiligivi". . SIA . . sltiopiarestilot‘i .um les.liksi.frem 81 7 ision, .when he•was didnUlEtsid Of , ,... g e l ~,.ir, • • • • I . t o r .7 1 ': , asilPreest, swap red the tell palmier: 4.49kpoofft Ow - ' j t " iiiii4 dow 'Rr e oeleaLi c loki • „• ta Sii .twO places in th ;. " • : . , . :tilfitfAlerlitseee ~- . , ' ..T',,• ! ::-.- . . •,7 4 - • -- .1 the neillibliatio •. •,,, = • • • 46).,,,,,,,i:,..... , ".. i . . • , i ..,, ~ .. . ... • • . • •• • • •.. .• . ' . . r 11 F .. t r A r _tr ni l l , "....-9-...1r...."-lir- .IF.IL-11 V A- t : ,J 2 • - 4 .. , . POLICE. - ..,-; . -6. viose.--.•.a554R111044#44000441 _ o v argiarog Rili abeth smart, a lipti "-hick litadMini litit i sa k e et m rf Flit , t ,or righ.otree r . zoo, iti ppposition to--46 0 rffil by, her master 94g ki, Attivi :lA_ __ L _ .. , ll, ' $ 1 101 04 te5, 44,10 0 wil t 91: forgery sot o t tber e o 011P,immEwitiljrvi.PPOImit 1 ^ V . ...... A... . 5.4 • Will 1 that &wither ,wait . two n Fie, pad °pas then deceal )use . that a haef i t; . Non r y japt a .woinask brought the c id been: l aDderieck il(la At hosl rapt her in AN, street, rut suertote th aw , ilad 'OA OgNiritig W‘t.wo.3 the ipat of ascii* ifillir -- al ie f r 1 " -bei ge be3t* her Irith 4 I oat e t / t h e* • , rilcat4,:thet her master trk a eetidandon t .:Vo . 44 ,-,... : , 11 ** * willt !I hotsitarinp, ,then -Irimee, art' i ll . r . sile r; l ega th to prevent her 3n Amoy Crisp, die ... 46 far habit of freqnei ree keyeolioh .lie iv' s silid'sMr4%. ._ , aid live with him e identif i ed . one . lezialoikrigett pOrsoti, it aOpeaied )be th e elle i tetin : •rprtlybeitily . , la* wis:corered wilh le .. k ers t . h e a .. Vetutiotwits ordered to finil bails; J ... ~,,, ,7 7 - ..0%.1 ~. .• Windsor ' before J division, Ind-fined King. On Widatisdaywightlast, soon aftwitiii Ode." a most derive atibbiery. and murder vies. ittesupird Jia the neighbourly:o.ot' ,lloatani.. Two, men, in isett-: metes attire, wil t it !pm", haft pra.;aesrly,tit, whole Of 'the dity d ogging a c o llector et . rents lath* tielgtiboarbood;uititiOkelt idi li with [hitt' sticiliC, - Hs the publiC road Weft' the Ettibettllls6i's klms-libese4 iiith a view to rob him. 'neaten, heateadnea 84 nyerpowesetl, called loudly for assistance:- A giti From a public.honie adjoining was ';hefirat. who obe served his situation. One of the me i n , wss ligee f ling iipott him,. and striking him on the Tuna, sr/olsi the tither . seesised to he rifling his.liokleetUkbloi4Vice be= lathe exceedingly faint, and 'the young ioniser asp. posing tife affsir merely a drankea.quarril; went op VI the shot, when one of the villains struck her a siolent blow on the arm; 08 ;flM94illiPly ga'e the alarm at the, next house, and ,several.rat to :the - as. il4sisca of the joffeptor. ttne of the villains ref •taleaj;ed IlliiSt in ,thefel of ideidering; the other , • adis,:bis eSC;tpe.- f ,1 4 1)0. collector was tamer to the - Win,4idatigerinititigt:bru . 6ed state. . w in4lifs since the ;Perish School.roottt of St ? fli•illittl ., intgi Borough., was broke ripen , . and a lOW . y of ,gt!ls. wearing apparel and a piece of enhiSso linen were stOlen. . . • : ,Tette l rdity morning a fire tp.pke,out on _ the prep 'owing ..Of Mr. C.oviey, Maid -lao . !' l til f Elie opreugh i fig (lt the `prompt arrival of the engiotts,.!!!Al the activity of t h e 6 remen,. : the ilf "pc vr!to sficAta. ei .isoi te !in_tputerial - miect _frt. : 4ply., • . • s'i tia o..ke CieGovem rcit:..-Pi e t !Beet .111 .1.. 1 11‘, ,femalF,A widoW,*iihe'resides'lf . .: ~ , *olds,. SRI .plir4p.-the !fro of . St.. 40,0,14 r . i t tic.rpilet ! —... Stktr . 4dpotili 6 / 1 ;* ent-er! : 1 4 ...; ; ' „fit* her Alin ".. . .'i n t ti till:f t !l ° t Fee ,. !it •. •it sits de 1 ,11 escarp tirl 't t • latevlaistailis :tine .eirtits 'WE tell in ihe..itir of .r. ward W.lfirmo. atsso.,Sct* t 011 Wiwi . and 't 4 -- is alteallrAt i .staq 4 8111 ciletirEtd General Washington !:-...1e .la tilfif-Imi necemary to add, that relief It .a ieriWOl!lY 41.1illea.S • ' s ' :••• a • ,1 ;mll"Thif - ir'l„.. ,: • I . I• . • 4 .QtrIRN ?genteel eed NMI ttp isa It. ; ;MON l ib dem ;-: r ai ~' !~ ..?:Sr :•;,,•', • e; ' T„,,, so i • ED 1 N By itoß,, . s. ert.i54....6.446a,- 1114::),4 u.wilvitt , . s.:,l.roltialatlit, :::'. r 7 ' 61271--il s "--111111-77 tt r ivierrolThillr - - - ' • ' ~_. _. ~_,.. between four and fi ve o l e I °tic', Ajriv k ) the ' 41 . 948 Q day, - at the Moss of thlioch,• a metenchol) g cdi h t happened to the ferry-boas at the Balloch river Leven, the full paidculars of which Ire C t • yet biotin. ' 'it '.ls Staled, WO, everl no autholfe • thit ther boat, 'Thotigh %er". 'Wag . cafdletwit. t t it • •eeeurlti to the' pnviesigeri l lests,: ionttilt) , to tisli s . • Ste or the. ferey Man,* 'hotlip4e4v4ylrwerleadid s ...... • , aws, I*" snit ( bea d y too persosiss, besitlea several hone; end, it ikestpposed,lonse of_tlKhosses, owin g 411 : ieituire, . bating .• u grVal pdably been tonew 6 the spurs of their riders , lasibed - Itientseliei i i i ZI Z 4 the peeple, -1 4hd 'Mew. urn surd ' to the one sidi I L. -- . - 0 ardor' to save themselves fret*' being tratapled li p& • . I in oelisequtnee - •of *bids die boat was oftener a s_ ....... .about twelve feet wider,. whert the etreem rim ) li k i ~ ~. • great inspetuoiity.. .very exertion sits , . 11 ,0 sty. .;;,, numerous spectators fo save'ttie, paismgess,fro s a • • ..... itniieadlili,tite, and a great n umber were safely •-1 &V :.111Stleipoisible to state . Ite r 'nbenber Of ' 1 Who I °lt their , lire 4 by thils vielentholy areidpatos i o ";.: 1 1 1 bodies, however, of Mrt William Graham, 1 e . .• I 'i in Port Glasgow ; and of Mr. M'Forfene, Ar t y * : ' • 14 Portincepie, an 14056, Lank. ii!FP found on N. J day morning. Soossafter the ecoilleiv,it was festal ''.. .. ibat two persOnS' it 'Sea's( hid"beeii' drowned, as' 4 e .-. • • . hone dine on shore - end was not claimed, wldell it. .1 tawards' proved to be Mr. 11 , ”Farlene's; and i di, .i known by some persons to belong to Mr. Gmbu i , i' . was seen .bowling reps telly air and down the wb . fair This faithful - animal swam different deselec t * 1 the Leven; in search of his master, anti, en Thep, .dtij , night, hieing gone over the hills . aboot era iiisA •• ..... - he was heard howling at Craigend r etry, oPpaskat, , ,; Port Glasgow, where he had crossed' on hit Sistzl i the fair, and returned - on Friday morning to is. p ' lloch Ferry-house, near . INA plate his As * lives found. It may be . tore days, Oefore ,it ; known Ohetheritly tookpliesoatlaga beOn draw ' . , . the the passengers'elmefrOnellilltittCor die sit Tilsgr country. ' v• . r , • ... . •.-- - 4 •:;$ valid) BA71.1311! .•: •• - ..T1 . . THURSDAY. Sere, 21. ' ' • Mtediem Soper,' etilleafttg cletle to Monti Memo =l4 quoins Ale' tirertfr7l-4.oigitsebrittge4 wow indicted fee fetal. embersli 10i. which be bad received an accenat atho '< . It . ed. front the evidence or Mr. GeditgAs ' use Prisoner W ar lukred a salary at three gßineas and ~.asif# 1 *wok, nnd RIO bpenang money for every 'bon* he egst . erer into, 'whether retched nay money them or wit.- typetdllll Iwho keeps the Bricklayers firms Iv. Dahe-street,. c..... . square, provea; thal di tlitid day . of ittly Last. the wit • ; poid the Prisoner 101. i ,on t ooontent of Messrs. evading and As for which the Prisioner gave a receipt, entering it at = .. . dint in 'the *knees's' cle .bboletbralsoat The P ' and his saoltier provecllbat. tbrsom in q uestion was *ever as. i conked for to either . ortheib. - akhnugh there was an entry la tfte, erisoser's.book of 4 chargoef viopeuee • spent b y . tits% OK üblican's home, sin the 2Fitl Jolt. TO spe nt le* Vie Id the whole.eireeded2not. 14c n 0.1.44 a . - • 1 • Jer3r found the Pfigi i iser,—gniity, t . . i e i hn Wrighitirrnandicted N. stealing n soli pig. valee Rh. Use property of Snrobablaalenclale, sky Stntnnore, on the mot ,Stric..- and 3'h entrldtrpere Pon ' butivd. in. the Priesmer's_pg. tbe !teal Bra 11Old old abed aistaace Dia OUIP.• i i l4l• L : r ie i • . ' I'd I ' Vhe Jvigy 'fogad din . . —eu my. f k ?Cow. Tirkeivegel sees t; aod'AF , tied nine !mans, trek ioditostl, on. the prose cu tion aft' the anal School Society, fir Iftillhg,. and ltat%b BroniAeld , ng years, fur relociousiy rvet*ii inf. kossilag it to be stoles, 41bec e ipf bacon, in 11411#10, of John 6riffitiss. . ' - The ease wail clearly made slot by' 40 testimony if ihrossilie ~ ..iptivi c blow yfeemprtfet 1 by pat. ef,lhe Pine" . • wile hut Le'hacon con 'searching I.road fi eld's premise. ; and by th e e dent* of a person into° SRO' the wnesempOrcha*the bacon frit one of 41te boys, fora shilling. and place it cta r tiie spot svh .- it MSS afterwards lbsond by the °Meer. It also appeared ihsit the teOmatt Prisoner, wiso,tived in , Field-laso; encouraged &a • boys in their depredations, receiving from them property of_ every ;description, and instigating 'die+ to the 'commission di offences of greater,irsagoirour, directing their attention to .005. thieg Letter than Mein), such as Wier articles, &c: . The Jury Anvils% found &Liebe threwPriseimeeti-Guilty, The aCCORDER addresrd the female Prisoner, who, it ap. &red. )tad OttemPidt , ..brier tee oei ...eer by ad fifer of 40 or nJury uul. that the sing now done .Ikb' duty •by finding kit ' " g l ilty, he should pot du his duty to the pnblic :did be sot pas -spin her the Ilktreme sentence wide% the kw awarded for of- fences of the neterepi that of winch she ,Ited l ieete eonyieted. . anti which he asseredbertet the proper seise's, he should °rico' her to ePdeteps. .As - tp dm - boys, be auseeltegielkt of WWI could ,be dnoep reclaim and lave them. • George Otin Id s Thomis Davis. 'charged with *ten 'nisi . • receiving plonk., the property of John .14,11* • „ arim b Ranks, color:actors for ttuterectipit of the . strand=brig .. , acqiitted fir emote( sngleient proof that the plonk" , tbe,premises Of Davis. in Drnry-tanc. had . beenetcdpeArep,qpi pikes itrthe river, dr'whitherwriey bad drifted therefis." '.. • 1 i- r. • •• ,'. .