The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-06 00:00:00

Duren - N:lff. PP.;:CEP, 31Aacti 15.--7 he jusliel.l tro , s•e.".nws are rt.!. n•st %nuleinitahititata ars.• s•Tisrr /daces, isir fitvirg atolea, tioc,At. sJi I !.n , s :$. laigr. sin:snit.). 01 ,amine. • ing ir•'" Or r Ilse :grainiest ve..0.1 the liorra 1 so•• ;11i4 1.. t ssf Ina eu.nst most be euivin,eal ••: •:.•' ••L of p•• •;•• i• lb sacred, anti that the mis t r• of those n:..i !tar •Liiiirreek nate not he ia ,:.. • ti l•y strarkirg• "tid pluudeting the semets, and 1•• a 1:cost• go o :situ 114 "'burl .y . an oar: ••• &nun nuittorr amt I! I.i •-k * stranded Ameriran brig t''.••• •••:•••• 1 • . !•eensol.l for 4.1:10 Dutch -•. 'fl .• ship .•. hull% and it is t' 11 •I 1 'it Ina. , • t ofiil.• •l• 7.• %%CH .• • ..•f this tuottli s.):::e —1 it 'lli Lingl ! ..; . '.latta:•lzell, rear riot !i. i• • -is r wimp; ".t h :les, and carried ; way t 1 1. ...1%e:i.r5. flue of them, Mr. jeweller, ierwot•ls released, hariug honnti hitoself to have pias•ors pail at Fond' for his runst.so. M. Sa ba:in', who tomtit:nth the it , :nan arallief.ers ..n the 11-soitier. immediately • "it -to., I the rol..oers ni;ii a tletarlt aste••t into the Neapofltan t..rritury. :'mint; *We ter eseare, they re1....5..1 the t...tveller•, and pre ) tred to defend thesoseles , : nil o b i .:; :i ste co mbat c .s. sued. in which of Sonnino„ the ehlofol the kw- ANL, wm , killed is) M. "%eoa•i 3 i. heapproacii 4 , i MOO, and it itir tiy rain. Cirl.tired lilr ‘,.•.*!••• of the (Ikon.. Two of t.it Is were supposed to he severely roton•hol.. their r•oaks, which sere h Ft 111 nre rieree.l with wally halls.' The head of itinaldi has brill expose.! at Prunnerie. A ren•ard NM I erowas has L•ett given to tht detach:smut of carabiniers. nottestor.llmten 3.—The English lieneral. A. Ir .vine. coming from Bologna hither with his family, was atta..ked and rubbed on the road; hut the police was so active that the robbers were itt 4.41 the twat day. and the greeter part of the sto!rn preterit. recovered. The loan- Imve keen 1.. furl !abort. for lire. Lowe' Euta, Maitca Ztt. —the Itanoverian jr;urnals font ai o the following statement :—We hear that, in the vesent bossism of the ,tssesobly of State, it will 1w pro writ to abolish tithes, or at least to substitute hir then, r tax of another kind. The advantages arising front Ibis measure could not fail to have a gmit influence on the agrirtilteral prosperity of our kingdom. tor it is. in fart. almost a holly as agricultural country, the nianutarftwes Lc!ng in conspariatte insiguifirant; and as there is a great extent of heath and waste land, which no one ;.' let ventured to cultivate. Arrange of the great expense which such an enterprise would minim (the Ord land-tax most be added) the abolition of thew int. jests will much facilitate ntidera'aings of this nature. and the Diet will merit the gratitt:Je of the country if they carry this plan into rxecti.ion. ON THE DECISION OF THE MISSOURI Q rEs rt fi ((nom TMII SAIMPOIIIII ADVERTIStIt Deprecating, as we nand sineerely hare, and most sin ccrely do deprecate, that unhallowed spirit of division and discord, and every evil work. which had began to be manifest in the late discussions relative to the admission of Mi.souri, we should be inconsistent with Our own principles, did we, by any tone of insult or exnl•ation aid in p4tructing the onlfsOF ditition which this question has caused. The conspeterft4trilinnals have decided—they hare decided, M any rate. in a manner consonant with the Constitution. It is not that they were bowed, by that instrument, to impose conditions on the sovereign power of a State, to be ad mitted by their act, pursuant to the Constitution. But 'it is alleged, and to our minds most conehisivelv proved. that they have en right, by that instrument, to decide any thing more than the question of admission or nom mintission—nsy, Illore, that they have no moral r;ght to decide in favour of non-ashulanisio. _ _ It would have appeared ftkir presumption, while the controversy was pending, to have obtruded our remarks un a su: ject, under the closest and most ambitions scru tiny of theceinbined political wisdom of statesmen se lected from different parts of our country. As it has now been decided, we may he permitted to express our pleasure at a decision which a .. believe to be right end entreat. Nay, it may not appear impertinent to suggest a single point of view, in which the idea of restriction appears to us very absurd, because the more firmly we are convinced the decision is correct, the more proba bility will follow of a cheerful, and, in the cud, a gene ra! acquiesceoce in it. The suggestion, we would re tie*, has, we know, already been male and enlarged non. I larppearii to us, however, to have force, though it h3s not novelty. We ask, then, whether there is another single condi tion or restriction, which ingennity can con ore ap, whirls it will be pretended Congress have • right to im-. pose on a state asking admission, other than what the conititntion itself imposes? Have Congress a right to require that a state shall Impose a property qualification on voters, or the coutrary ? !lave they a right to re naire the establishment of a !state religion, or to require in In *any wards (however reason may require it) that religion should be left free, and no legal provision made for its Support? flare they a tight to iusist on a free kaki cinalification, as in Virginia ; a general suffrage as its Maryland ; or a possession of personal or real pro perty, as in Massachusetts? In a wont, is there another single reqiii%ition,` except this Slave Restriction, one which it *ill even be pretended Congress may lawfully impose, in the internal regulations of a State? If there be Ito other instance in which this power by inference eau even he imagined to be vested, by what train of rea soning is It proved to exist in his solitary case? and as a eenserpvnee from these suggestions, we may ask the very important question, stated by •Jiailtr• Cooper. It Missouri, to .lay, is admitted into the Union, under a re %friction; and as a sovereign state, to-ntorr,w, chooses to abrogate it, is Congress ronapetelit to try her for her conduct ; :quilll her constitution; turn her senators out .of the hall ; and shut the doors in the face of her re present ati ves ? Bat we forbear to pursue the subject. Our object is . rather to advocate acquiesence in the result, than to re new the controversy.—Thank God, it is at last deei , ledi and, as we believe, decided right. We mist a spirit of harmony will succeed the spirit of division, which has • beats hot ton apparent. We do hope also, that the rage for " ma..ts speaking" wiN subside ; and that the period of application to real, effective, important baldness has ar :iivrd. There ere certainly.(snet our Legielators ought tO 11.0 W it a great deal ixtis4 than we do), several im portant measures, which shatfld at least be maturely con sidered and decided upon. " Yesterday the dispaTeTesfo7.lli. r::111 and Madras, by the ship Woodford, were dosed at the East India House sand delivered to the Master of that ship. , Lord gpfbeer, dtijing his stay It Naples, pur chased the Anperb lflitary of the Ike de Cassano: it has been pet on 'hoard .ti English vessel, to.be conveyed to London. The Lord of the lira tat of Plymonth has granted - E n efl iblc view of groped ii that 134rottik . • ... vt tc eructed t lisudibMt view Tow n _.~. SI A T ESMA II i riff TREASON. MIDIAESEX.-A LIST OF TIIE JUIT. The fo'lun ing is a list of theJary for the trial of Arthar von!, William Davidson, Jams logo, JoLn Tl.o:o.is Brio!, Richard Tidd, James William Wilson, Join: liarri•or, RielEtrel Bradbury, John Shaw Stray', jasLe% t..lchri4•, and Charles Cooper, and of each of the ; open an i3slictutctit Num! against them fur high 'fru amitt:— George Reid, Great Counlorrland-street, F.sq. Jaturs Ilatuuton, Great Portlend-street, plumber. William Bl i ontn, Cbapel.Ntreet, Presto:ovale, gentleman. Alexander Bare v, edolington, gent lentan and grocer. Vol w.trol I tughat, Tyndale-place, Islington, gentleman. Edward lirant, Alfred-street, Blackwas 11, cuwkreper. !minas Lester, rittsbury-place, I mol,st lier. Jon. Silt all!, rYntly•tielliS. Poplar , Ls+ aid irot monger. Thomas Nurthend, Hendon, lay. Jupeplt Vapors, C otton-atreet. Poplar, bricklayer. Bolles plbensult,(Lurch-row, La:rehouse, anchor- palitia. Richard I ;ant, Sitloty-street, Islington, fentlemon. Charles Hoorn, Cloandol-street, Esq. IFaar Munn, Peam•tielals, Poplar, baker. ilisaui lbliugton, gentleman - - and ninc-:nerchant. Thomas .tldersev, Lifson-grnre, tt . Start:, Mina -street, Si. Pancras. grotlentan. TleutLa , fincloinywouinnon. farmer. Samar' St. John-street, toloaccunim. F.l!utuinit I uliingri.lgr, N ilderurss-ruw. Clerkenwell, _ wwer-ariltier. Gt•tir#4.• I.at ell, XCP -street, St. )hrtin'olane, grocer. LL illiaui Nhore. rehhasn, fanner. Jamie I ierbert, Isle worth, carpenter. John Blunter, tiorthen.l, Hendon, gentleman. TI 1111 l ha% rratopton, liarter-huuse-lane, chresemoncer. W. Ttoun, iti.l.ee's Ropewalk. Limehouse, rupensaker. Jo‘i.do Ilartn, , :9Lo , heti Lion -street, Clerkenwell, watelon.,kvr. ees-r„e, Clerkentrell. carpenter. Ili. ;ma litriae.,m, iin1;;;; tinutl-laste, filarkuall, cooper. Juari•ii 24.;nyard, irove-street, St. raneraa, gentleman. John I ;; ::..e. ilriek-lane, Old-st reel, topentaker. I !may IC 4 tl:r; li-ruw. Linselmuse, i ,. , atl wilder. Thoma ..;;;v• ';,t•; , ;;-st wet, Poplar, shit right. itri‘tme, I ietnislow, rmicliteaker. Batumi Ur - anger. liia,ktrall, lig 'iceman. t'lenrge I►ieken4on, Colt-street, Lienrhonse, builder. Jge, !Led I.ion-atreet. Clerkenwell, watch- Imo ker. Thos. Part:in-4m. -street, Clerkenwell, upholsterer. Rnbt. 1 r.im, I shitol-tow, gentleman. Thoma Ashton, High-street, Poplar, Esq. soil ship- - . chandler. Jas. Wilmot, Western-road, Isleworth, market-gardener. Julsn Page, t..olosere-strret, Itheimali,stitt,wright. I;eer_e • Admit-row, lierkettaell, jeweller. Matt rt !,,' iug, Nientazite-NuAre. Esq. Thomas Bird. l-'ore-mreet, Limrisrmse, distiller. William Johnson, Teddington, baker. John Shephard, Ittlen-gruvr, liulloway, r.ntlemaa. James T 1 pt•on, I'4oton-street. Poplar, seat letuaa. Samuel (Mold, Worton-lane. Isleworth, calico-printer. John fliiutla, Eagl:-court, Clrrkenwell, atk It-chair utakrr. I bolos. Lambert. Blacksrall, builder. James 1% a :1:1111T, 'haps I-street,lgr ware-toad, Esq. Timm** Brows, 004 w, 11-s: rc a, oitmaits.,, i t George lb i, Danny r-st met, St. t.ukr, bloPs-touitier. WlViani Gerd, Hedlont, FAti. George Dark, Church-row, Litstelootw, .)..per. Samuel Smith, Charlotte-street, Portlauu-place, Esq. John Farad% Isleworth, brewer. Jobs Westbrook, Heston, lorirkti Arr. Jonathan Passingham, Nur.ll-1,%.:,•, Heston, farmer. William Mier, rileworth, ratpenter. Joseph (brake, Higlettate, Joseph lemests, Wood-lane, Ibleworth, market-gar- artier. John Fowler, St. John-street. ironplate-worker. Williwo Young - , ILsrlry.street, Namur! Rhodes, Lower-street, Islington, Esq. and cow- keeper. Willi.un Gibbs Roberts, Itopemakers-delds, Limehouse, cooper. Richard Smith. North-street, Poplar. Esq. Joseph Penslered, Greenhill's-rents, iron date-worker. Thomas Garrett, Cotton-street, Poplar, shipwright. William Laurence, Tedilington, baker. 3latthew Ashton. liagnigge-wells, coup -master. Alexander Ross, Upper ii.iker-street. K'q. Richanl thicket, Bedfont, V.sq. mid tarsier. Palestine Libros', St. John-street, druggist. Jobe Dickenson, Colt -street, Limehoust, builder. William Busliby, Great Cumlteeland-place, ENE Thomas Austin, Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, Esq, John 1`01,40n, Felix-place, Islington, Esq. Thomas Dicks, Ureenhill's-rent.. silversmith. Thomas Phillips, Cobham-row, Clerkenwell, jeweller. Thomas Il nod, Cow-cross-street, painter. James Gates, Penny-fields, Poplar, joiner. Francis Search, Clerkenwell-green. (rather-dresser. Robert Wells, Vinchley-ron :::::: n, lamer. William Pithy, Heston. hrickmaker. Peter Fish, I'ow-cross-street, leathrr-cntter. 'Thomas Bailout, Cumming-street, Pentonville, gent. Edward Bracelaidge, Red Lion-street, Clerkeuwell, watchmaker. John Jones, WiWerness-row, stork•hroker. Montan PArtridge, North-end, !tendon, farmer. William Winler, Camden-plare, St. Pancras, gentleman. -Henry Nihau!, Albemarle-street., l IcrkenKell, wati.ll gilder. • George Henn, Ord-stweet, Illackwall, Melia rd Norton, St. James-place, Camden-town, gent. Rubel t Crawls, Frederick-place, St. Einem., gentleman. Thomat Herby, Pekin-place, Poplar, Esq. and rope maker. Thomas Barrett, Naval-row, Poplar, gentleman. William Jerrett, Rusawund-strict, Clerkentrtll, engraver. John Sum:Aers, Lower Montagu-street, Mary-le-bone, F.Fq, Sasinet W;tnlm4h, Finehley, horse-dealer. John 13r00..h, Park-street, Islington, Egg. Joan Buffing, Henry-street, l'entun% ille, gentleman and tailor. Tlwartas Littlewood,GolJer's-green, farmer. -William Dames, &Alma, limner. .% inlay C•hiprr, Grove-street, St. Pancras, gentleman. Isaac Adaut'b-row, Camden-town, tlmber-wer- Anne. _ . CharittsParmer, St. John-street, hardware-man. Robert 6 , High-street, Poplar, gentleman. ChristopLer Howson, Church-row, Litaelsouse, ship builder. William James Farmer, Colt-street, Limehouse, baker. David Norma), Worton-lane, Isleisorin, farmer. John Bell, Quicksett-row, Catadem-tows, Esi. and builder. James Arid. Wilderness-row, Clerkenwell, watch-make. George Stoll h, Si. Jobo-square, Clerkenwell, *antler. .tames Whiskin, Ashby-street, Clerkeuwell, punter. Joseph it arren t ,lVlsite Conduit-street, Peneunville. gent. George Thorp, Red Lion -street, Clerkenwell, clue Is-case maker. Hew* Srahorn, Fibre -street, Litnehonse, cooper. Job Leader, cotton-street Poplar, joiner. Francis Sberborn, Bethune, Lig: and farmer. E.ltrarel Simpson, )hilt ill, Poplar, sltipwright. Charles Jelferv,thott....ster-plare, St. Prnrras.geutlema n. Patrick Bartlett, NottiNtilaus-plaee, Mary-le-bone, Esq. William Davis. Han forth, sl krrlu•r. Richard Franks, North-end, Hendon, EN and silk- mercer. William Antierson, Great Portland -street, Marylebone, irentlrmati. John S1)11111, Jolin-street, Oxford-stmt. undertaker. TlioiHag I N11'.6..r, Colt -street, Lime!muse, ship-chandler. George- Priest. Newington-green, Esq. William Mumlid*, Gowen-street-road. watch-spring- maker. . Saumei Wilson, Tyndale-place, Islington, gentleman and mr.rehani. tl'iliiam Alison., Union-street, Litnehotne, tricklmer. Michael .Itkins, lied Lion -street, Clerken sell, Ely. James I'!e, I.atubton, fanner. Elijah Price, llollimay-plare, gentleman. Alfred Batsm,l orinnt•reial-roatl, Es* and porter-dealer. Iti ilkes Dooth, Albemarle street, tlerkenwell, silver smith. Edward llorefall, (delimiter-place, St. Pancras, gentle -131.11L Albert Gooch, Red Lion-strert,nerkeywell.wattli-maker. Thumms Beavii, Western-road, Islewurth, market-gar- dencr. William Borges, Cow-line, Poplar, Esq. George Taylor. St. John's-lane,t'lerkenwell, bricklayer. John Woodward, l'pper-street, Islington, gentleman. Edward I:lin-ill, Clertenwell.close, jeweler. John Mine, tirore-street, St. Pancras, gentleman. Tliousas liasker, Cowell -street, St. Luke, timber-mer chant. IhviJ fain, Wynyatt-street, F.sq. James 'ooper, St. Joltn's.lanr, Clerkenwell, Japanner. Richard Tucker, IlighAtrert, Poplar, rhersetnungrr. William Fountain, King -street, Caswell -street, silrer- smith. Thomas Beachamp, Retifont, farmer. Thotnas llolali, hing.l.tml-green, and tea-dealer. Julenlionlil. %Vamp-lane, lalenorth, gentitnan, and calico-printer. Hobert eceity, Cotton-street, Poplar, rigger. Thomas Fagg, Pei Mott, Esq. and roach:limiter. Thomas Perry, Teddington. canner. Matthew Belcher, Forr-street, Linichonse, vintner. John Frasier, Arlington-street, St. I'atliT3l l , gent. neyjantin Watson, Hedge-row, Islington. gent. George Burrows, &d• Lion-olect, Clerlienwell, silver- natio. pdw•ard Ellis, Grove-llonse, !tendon, gent. and vock- broker. Benjamin Illyth, I 41rworth. organ-buii.ler. John Palmer, Ilettnolos, ;zeta. Shellac! Bourne ' Link .`.l.try-le.hone- strut, milkman. Charles I tick, Aykshtire—trert, tlerketmell, toy-wakrr. John Lee, Kay•strect, (la rit• nt%;•11, ctieoner. Thomas I. 'hes eley, Nan otsAtt rept, Li in choose, shi p • chat:M.4% William Clare, Clerkenwell-e'lme, frathcr-tkosser. Thomas Bede!, Portman-place, John Jachmln, Silrer-strt•et, l'lrrkenwelt. gLixs-cutter. John Heti., holder's-green, Hendon, gent. and seeds- man. Juba:l'llonm liana, Fcicy-place, Mary-le-bNe,eoarb• maker. . Pens Booth, Brentford, Esq. and Charles Benham, Salitllberry-Kresa, lalewortL, ruarliet- gArdener. . Ileary Friend, Cumberland-street, New-road, if:sq. flanon.4lAttfeyest, Blackman, bdtetr. Thomas Robins, St. John'owqrtiore, silversmith. Ji,lin Ray, Finehley, gent. Francis Ibrrill, Park-place, Islington, Esq. William Perry, ro el:nod-street, hlary-le-bone, plasterer. Thottir4 lloressey-wsw, Islington, gent. Peter Robertson, henry-street,Cann-town, mt. and builder. Thomas Rolling., Isleworth, lighterman. John 11. Holmdel), St. James's-walk, Clerkomwell, fusee cutter. Jolla Mews's'', Teddinitton, grocer. Arrbibald Ritchey, Robin Hood-lane, Poplar, stone- mason. John king, Islington-road, gent. Charles Elton Prescott, Colnev-hatch, John Cuppage, lurk-street. Slary-le-bone, Esq. Benjamin Rogers, Lampton, farmer. Richard Leycock, Upper-street, Islington, Esq. and cow- keeper. Henry linevet, Is',worth, market-gardener. Geotge Fox, Millwall, Blackwell, sawyer. Jolieph Procter, Compton-terrace, Islington, gent. Acock, Commercial-road, plumber. Henry Lawson, Nassau-street, Mary-le-bone, Esq. and piano-forte maker. Edward Ceel, New-ferry-road, carpenter. Charles Neat, Foley-place, Mary-le-hone, gent. and milli c teacher. George Golding, Jamaica-place, Limehouse, surveyor. Robert Roberts, Volev-place, Maryle-bone, William Bound, Clerienwell-close, founder. Thomas Gabriel, Wells-row, Upper-street, Islington, Esq. •harle. Page, Esq and merchant. William I''ora•th, Nottingham-place, Mary-le-bone, Esq. William Cole, Ileston, farmer. George Duplex, Folepplace, Miry-le-bone. victualler. Min Lewis, Albemarle -street. Clerlcensvell, watch- maker. El►rnrd Flo►ser, Upper -street, Islington. Esq. and school- master. John Balm, I'ratt-place, Hampstead-road, gent. and tal low-chandler. J. Young, Frederick-place, St. Pancras, gent. and scale maker. John Brooks, Francis-court, Clerkenw•ell, springer and liner. Stafford !Yee, Brent-street, Hendon, gent. and currier. James Cary, Wade-atrert, Poplar, joiner. James Worm, Ureat Portland -street, Mary-le-bone, china- itwn. John Lockett, Hampstead-toad, gent. and tarern-kecrer. 11.arrington, Nurman's-huildings, St. Lnkea, dyer. Edgerotobe, Wade-street, Poplar, joiner. Richard Emery, ilizh-street, Poplar, cooper. Stephen Huard, Woolatore-street, Blacittvall. brick- layer. John 41 ',pie, Seward -street, Goswell-street, drag-grinder. Thomas Brave, Corporation-lane, Ulerkenwell, usasun. William limier, Hounslow, baker. William Henn, Hanworth, farmer. John Roper, Ellen-grove, Holloway, gent. George Murray, Hampstead-road, gent. William Norton, Robin Hood-lane, Blackwell, sawyer. [The number of Jurors summoned amounts to i 37.1 MURDER AND ARSON.—The following paragraph is copied from ► Dutch paper SCHOONDT IC I, Al.tace 24.—1 n the night of the 2lst, a dreadful crime was committed in this commune. An old man, 63 years of age, and his wife, aged 70, who kept a little grocer's shop, were murdered in their dwelling, which is quite solitary-, and the house after wards set on fire, so that their bodies were miserably burnt. The fire was not discovered till midnight, when the house was all in flames, and assistance in vain. It is to be hoped, fur the public security, that the criminals will be discovered, and meet the pastithment they de fer v e. Ey • 1 nuf,D1771:„...1/1.01alt:,C: 7.4 retfo• MATO! NETWRIN SrkING AND R. Here.—s pr i ng 4). kited. the 14:0 gvineaa to Ilurn lately through link s • ai f i :: 11 1 1. 1: 1 0 ".""t a ... 4 o i s it : ,.. Tb irr "as e ‘: . l . 4ll" :b . i t y :i.et to n git ilfin e Wllurinß The pugilists agree to . fight on fw the 16th o f p ar ffmcs. Fif ty Ki.fttrat aside arr now depo,ite:i is the hands of Thecae. Cribb, and tier ren in i m i, l6 made pool at Spr . .n;: on that day weep:, b e f ore fli 7 he t„ take place in 21 fret riv e rimer within :19 aof London, and the Flare to b e by Mr. Jackson. To he a fair Irne n t.. np co t. 1477 minute ttoir, and niapires to be chosen, ou t „ ir k 1 ,7 11 ', frit. Ida of tl:.• vu; and Mr. Jac in hi, v etz le Mr. Sant, to 'ix coon the referee empire, and to . 61 ,..2 derision. in ease the other umpires ihtaere t , concerned :n bac:dug the turn tuu.t a cede to. of 4:efattlt the worry staked to he forfeited, Signed, kn.. fee. The figlit, villa is much talLed uf, between Crownl,.. and Can, was prevented taking pla ce or At c ul , Lawyt, terday. hut it wa. fi xed for eight u clork tLit is another part of the county. EXETIR, Arm 4.—Yesterday Thomas w Mosgers , eireentetr Cot New Drop for sheep st ea li ng. ty !., fortunate man was a native of Culenstneb, to tk'o ty. Ile loss belonged to the army, and fonzht battles; in America, under General I Vhitelotk, • the Peninsula, antler Lord Wellington; in sti services it appertrs that he conducted hitoscli eno . well ; latterly he was au out-pensioner of Hospital, having been discharzed in the peace of ills, in consequence of weakness o: Ludy, oec as i oac J b y be ; and active service. The crime for which he Nana committed in the month of AN.; Ist io , t, %ben be exit anti Lilted a ram sheep, the ;worry 0; .!r. 11. b i lk , mf L'lrculut; anti to emlist hint in a.tcontyliskiag tbis ost daring robbery, hr took tuts of his elnleirra(Tit.l), nor of them 14 awl the other Aunt I j years viam they were both hew:zht forward as elide:lces ag s i tit their father on his trial, and on their stmt.:nests Le was found guilty, anti r, mired at potence of death. H e (-ended the sralruil :di a firm tt:cp, sal to the 4 3; seemed to possess on emeouttsion degree of fortit e 4 . _ During the trying F come Ite orcasomalle ruldressul th e spectators with utticli ill re, and. cootplaised pt injostire ,!cue him by lo:s clultirem who, he said, h ad sworn falsely. He joined fen ently in 'waver with minister, who atten ed him for a cousilt era bl e after which he was turned oil, anti vx?ireJ without a struigle• At an-early boor yrsterilay morning some thieves, by means of forcing open one of the nindo es n r & era ch.pel, enterer! it, suit stripped the poth.it u( t 4 cloth. They forced open a cur a .board in the intr, sa,f rifles! it of fourteen bottles of wine, a pluthr 4 rs:. files. a. pair of silver rat Irrstirks, the r 01 , m1; ,...;„ ( 1,.,, napkin*, Ice., all of which they carried of, teiethrt with a large looking-glass. .‘bont fire o'clock the tau morning'. as the wat t: ho m e st his mewls ist the Conimercial-road, he saw two men in sailors' apparel r ))))) ing tsw..ars's ls:us ; one them carried a squid box on his heal, and the other a looking.chas sad a pair of easoliestirks under his arm. }le stopped the man who carried the lox, Jut the other effected his e.rar, leaving Febind him the glass, and carry. ins oil the r;.tellewicks. The man and the bus at.s taken to Sherbet!' Office yesterday, where it was (marl to En n ui,' the t eam, tassel" and cloth, whics. ;puller with the hos and hiking -glasA were klecfhied' br Mr. Pettis, the .chspel-keeper. The prisoner ems name Thomas Harley. lie was tulle cominitted kr trial. Thinuml.t pineetia uxor Thu house mug plea:fog wife. GJOCRATEA, by his checourbe on niarrisze, goo. ruptured his abit; !ors with the sii' , ject, that the monied men ftew to their wises. and the buteli.lors hammed lobs wedded rml The pipretatlr" has affirmed. that the mil mire" is the mood agreeable and delightful name in name. Toe saervil institation, then, of marriage, names Ss desidernium of nor enjoyment, teeming not only with bit piue.s on earth, twit disoosidg the soul itself to barman with bliss her.saftur. Previous. how:nor. to enterine. into this hallowed 04. 1 2- thin, it becomes an imperitive duty. not only to regale:elle passions. hut to cleanse the grosser nitnre from those im purities, which the freedom of unrestricted plessere ley have entailed on it To the neglect of sec+ emotive are attributable ifianY of those hapless instances, which. while Obey excite the commiseration of the beholder, shosid aim Impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will eileminise the body--a resides.' the tropic's w ill relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequentness., , promise the natural dimity ins.' a state of inuitios, fro whence the agonized .uff..rer, more thee doubts thecae= of relief. T. all such, t!‘1.11. we address ourselves. Aria hope--ener ! ..o--miiscitlar streneth—felielty ; nor vRI a= , advances appear vie.oinne..!....anctioned as they are hyas• multiplied prow's of twenty tests snecessful experieste. The ea., cares of married life. are sometimes dill's" ' by the suspi-usion of these blessiues which conceal/Ws la• , nuptial Wreath—for the weenie habit is often con...Ratios* weak—yet it' ran be strengthened, and deficient energy* preyed into functional power. Is every easy of syphilitic Intrusion, as well ss 'sniff relaxation of the generative economy. we pledge osr abhtJ to core speedily. end with effect. 'Earnestly soli:drools expel the fotreeiing ~eyrie from the pusitio, in Pre"el lr. outly taken op, we deviate from moral principles elitist hesitation; end confident in seer owe honourable Members of fr... College of Surgeons. vs refer:Dull! community of eithersex (especially those cid trimoifial tile) .:nee to our house, where dily= is given for personal .consultation; used letittt country are immediately answered; these oust a remittance for Advice and Mf.liefine, which cube to any pail . orthe wodd. however distant. BOSS and l 0, M. R. C. 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