The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-20 00:00:00

~. r ._.._ =7" ,t IX'VAT 6 r . ' An estranrilinery Coikt of Aldermon was arm ns.inied fur Sitnrilly, in order to proceed upon the r..miaalait of the sight Ron. the Lord Mayor aglinit isr, Wvirtrman, for conduit highly dis c racer»! in ilk official charities as en Alderman, and pritliog to degrade tho office of the Chief Magistrate of iltet'ity of London. The rived was semmoomt for one o'clock, sod the Mayor. who Is always more than ponctool in ai l rointmeots, took his seat twooty minutes before that time be 111111sniojoined by Sr Matthew Dinaam, wts• was followed shortly afterwsrdi by Sir James Aro ; Alderman Widthwise, tie &lending celpsit, war also pad, in his atteadiroce; and by the regstsr hoer, there were promo., osclusive of the three Al. rlitmen already homed, George Shirley, Esq., Robert A; Cns, Esq.. George Bridges, Esq., inches Sons. than S..ltb. Esq., William Hevgate. Esq , Richard Rothwell, Esq., sad Sir Jobe Ramer, Kat. NO a single Alderman ottended besides those who were precept at the list Coed, and of that nu mber three acre absent cro Saierday, wig. Sir William Car. tit (who had a motion errs tile subject of the com plaint before the Court); Mr. Alderman Wood, and Mr. Alderman Christopher Smith, who, it was ender. stood, were both out of tows. The Court preemiSed seise of its accustomed cheer. felons ; much silage, prevailed, sod • sort of general shyness was sppareat in doe osollect of SIM Aldermen to esch other. The Lord Mayor was mom thus . 'sully reserved; be scarcely spoke of was spoken to hr any of the Members. This conduct on the part of his Lordship, so coo wary so the general suavity of his mousier, was at trihoted to his know• slimatisfactios at the cool sad guarded Vale of Thanks uniusinsosay passed at the last .:roort, for his conduct respecting the public Meetings la Smithfied—a Vote so moo lose armpit mentvry than that of the Coed of Common Cooed', grid conveying sn little approbation of his evident on the occasion, that his Lordship has been board to de clare, that he would have preferred the passing ever of his condett in Om*, to such a Vetoes they hod 'loos hies. TOD presence of 12 Aldermen. Iselin's, of the Lord Mayor, being required to form a Coon, so business could be proceeded in; every *advertiser was used, and officers were dispatched in all direc tions, to procure a be attendance of two more Alder. ems, but In vain, owl after waiting upwards of be hour, sod the velure of all the messengers, the Meet ing broke up. Presion.ly to the separating, a lotion took place •pon the 'object of calling another Coed, for which the Lord Mayor suggested Wednesday nest ; 1 06i spoil •oroe of the Aldermen present declaring their inability to attend on that day, his Lord,* serener! to relinquish the ides, as hopeless: not however, was decided epos when the Al parted, and the Wiriness, we suppose, will them.' fore stand over to the cyst regular Court, which, If es are not mistaken, will he to-morrow week. PO—!---____-.- -, Lie& -- 30w4ratt.T. Mr. Blasts en Saturday received a letter, signed T--11,4.--.., and dated Lowebeth. Informing him that a diabolical plot bad been formed to destroy two active ollintors of this estsblishment, who were con. skiered by a mode class of individuals as the two ptiocipel spies of Government. 'lap writer, after naming the officers method eel for destruflion. es. sired the Worthy Magistrate that this was we Lord Mayor Athlete's plot, bet was really in ezistenc"., end ripe for 'secedes, and conjured the officers to take care of thamolsn. The COlllllllllllOll,lOll WS/ regarded as a heat, end no further notice was take. of then to 'wergild the individuals mentioned sill II tit danger. ~.r ---.....- M us. Rut 2 .- i utt4. 114 n, of Charles Rennett, the ',happy man who was sentenced to atm years' traosportstion for steeling the child of Mr. Horsley, having bees deprived of the supporting hand of her hosband,.has become reduced to great distress, mid • subscription has been entered into for bet assistant*, which is liberally senorita. A lab of the Grasps. species was shot in Cratiock Bay (Corawall). a few days sites., which meastral eleven feet siz inchoate length sad ohm feet in girth. tram the blabber or fat, which was itIMII brans thick, large qualities of oil were extracted; the rd. malts were called sway for manure. FATAL AOLlnnlT.—Thetsdiy se'sDiglat In ~for. tonal, accideot occerted, la Warekkshire, to Thomas Till. a &meet of C. N. 11.1011• 0 •• Eel.. of Les, near Geinsboroogh. A party of Gestlemoo were 'booting, sod a servant of Mr. EbdeU was carrying Mr. I's gen, whew Thomas Till desired he might terry it; this was complied with, and after walking for BON 111IP, one ow each skill of the role, the 'tong was was rearm's% the goo le Mr. Eirsetvant, and ;tains him the butt mad of it, when by some sc. oldest the piece wont of, sod shot Till in the right side; the Gentlemen, on harts* the report, relurni ed and hood the poor lellew bleeding oil the grestad notsithsteadlog every academe was rendered him, be died two hours afterwarj , s. A singular sod determittad stickle was committed in this piste last Saterday. On the morning of that day, Samuel listieriold, a .bit.-smith sad bell• hawser, left his own home soder souse depression of spirits, sod keels* gage to the backs Ode river ":"'" Aire, be appears t. has. secured its lauds bye rd t wr apped rood his wrists, after which he folded this :: op is 1,4 . r .•, and tier plunged tote t bs oT the w here, hash% atiousit. ,t,p4ired ihise the c 4,,,,. weer of swisomieg.'se :ri . c'T.oc.;::.:t.,‘ el th e water of . ~. of the flay his hat 'l e. . WP.: . r.t i o n"ll i" hie r the fleas 4 ! • ; &mu. ..,. . •#• . t.• . 4 . 0 l '.• i obliging • , A • , s - — . f t $., %leaden, " rdy. and • • .ti killing •- • Winking." • Me. Jaws 'tee he re. • kmat end .1 •. • . 1 „ ILI • - ' - - THE STATESMAN. MIDDLESEX EIESIOIVS, stir. 18. I ',JOH - TRENT FOR A SEDITIOUS LIRF.L. An indictment has been preferred sgsimt Jolts Ilockky, who, It will be recollected, is the person who held the placard at the door of the Crown and Anchor Towers, at the Meeting of the 41st of Air iest. Ile was committed from Bow-street, en the charge if publishing • seditious libel, by esbibiting the said placard, end was imprisoned for seven days in the House of Correction, Ciddbath-ields, until bailed by Mr. Carlile,_by whom he was 'employed. Ile was also threatened with further imprisonment for non•payment of a sum of 4s. 10d. fees. The Grand Jury have thrown oat the bill. FORGERY ON THE. RANK OF DKONTHEIM. Peter Afoikr, a forcipes., was indicted for fel°. Moasly endeavour's; to procure a certain copper. plate block to be engraved and made, to represent the Promissory Notes of the Beak of D/0004,4N in Norway. The indictment contained 15 envoi, and was framed accosting to the international formic agreed open and embodied, by coosent of the Sove reigns of Europe, into an Act, which remised their sanction at the Congress of Vienna. Mr. Relents» stated theatre to the Jury. Mr. Itnbert Scott, the Eng residing in the Strand, stated, that on the 47th of last May the Pri soner called upon him, and enquired if he coolti use. cite Invite curicies engravings for him, for which he would agree t• pity a large sem of money, if they were Snirbed to his satisfaction. Mr. Scott agreed to make an effort to please his new customer; and di. sired to be fornished with the necetaary instruction. respecting the cations engraving which the strung., •htied to have done. The latter said he would call in a few days, and bring with him the pattern which he wished to have copied. Accordingly, in a few days, the Prisoner called a second time, and pre. seated to Mr. Scott *bat struck him at the instant to be a foreign Beak note, desiring him to make a plate esactly resembling the copy be had shown him, and saying, that if the copy was well done, he world pay handsomely for the work, end perhaps have farther 'nosiness for the engraver. Mr. Scott agreed to undertake the work, bet said be merely did so with a view to detect the party, whom he strongly suspected at the time to be contemplating something that was bad. Ile therefore kept the note which the Prisoner presented to hiss es the copy for the new en. graving, and which, on subsequent Inquiry in the City, he ascertained to be a genuine Promissory note of the Bank of Drontheim, in Norway, and payable for a sum of about 555. British currency. The Pri soner said he should want abort 3,000 copies of the new engraving struck off; and Mr. Scott also under stood, on se large • scale was this work arranging, that two other foreigners were eneesenering to en gage artists is the metropolis to make engraved espies from goosing Dotes, purporting to be el else mere bank; mod the orders which these par. tide had muscled, if they had succeeded is their object, would htve given each of the thtee, la the course of one month. forgeries on the Drontheles Batik to the amount of 80001. sterling; the ultimate operation of which, if thrown into circulation lo Norway, would have been most fatal to the Nor wrgien traders on the coast. Mr. Scott said, that the moment be bad get to the bottom, as be thought, of the Prisoner's rest intention, he had determined to co on with the work s• far as the @Breathitt of the plate, not to deliver it to the Pri . but to de sect arid bring him to public justice. lie, therefore, communicated with Heron Signal, the Swedish Envoy, and apprised him from to time of his progress in the plete,end his proceedings of the visits from the Psi • As Mr. Scott was not accurately informed of the two other foreigners, who were endeavouring to procure plate., the Swedish Envoy wrote to Drenthe's, to peg the book there en its guard, and se secrete the traders spirit the ostensive fraud which was eon. templated. As soots, however, as Mr. Scott had get all the information he could from the Prisoner, wed kept the engraving en his hands as long as the patience of the latter weeld hold oat, moans were the, takes to secure the Prisoner, and destroy his whole scheme of costemplatet bawd. Two witeesses proved the 'roosted° , of the not., as set forth is the indictment, to be correct, esal she note gives by the Prisoner le Mr. Scott to be a go seise gee of the Bank of Drontheim, The Prisoner's Comma made an attempt to quash the indictment, by forging objections ageisst the form of the note es applicable to its descriptioa as set forth iie the indictment, bet they were ever.tyled. The Jury found the Prisoner Gadfly, and the Court immediately sentenced him to one year's its primmest in the Hesse of Correction. IsIIUMAN OUTRAGE. TINS Rise V. JOllll GONIIIII 'mute. The above Deferident was indicted at these lee slows for a most atrocious assault. Tb. public, so doebt • recollet the case of a poor woman, named Greenslade, having bees most dried.. folly aseseleed at the boos* of Mrs. Corrie,• Upper. terrace, Islinten, se the 6th of Jane, 18t ant in•l7. 'I be case at the time ticked the deepest interes i dignities, from the eggraysted circamstaoco of the outrage; for it wee evident that the perpetrator, me ditaties robbery, would have cartied that object into effect et a risk still mere dreetifel, epos two females. A reward of M. wus offered for his appreheasinn, bet be contrived to elude all vigilance sod justice writ Monday last, when be was apprehended. Jane Greenslade, the proseceirle, stated, that in the year 1817, she lieed with M's. Corti', Upper ' Isllegtes-terrere. se eereser. She there formed sew 2 ... 5aia1 ,,,,, s with she P-never. from his being em. „,'''' td .. k .. re...cow of Mrs. Corti', as messenger. !&:,,, Ware he committed the estrus he dropped c , -- ..7iter down the area of the house, announcing his iotenlion of a visit the afternoon following. lie came accordingly, and drank tea with her ; lifter which he staid, and did net seem willing to en. " At eight o'clock," sued the, " 1 took op my mistrerea sapper into the parlour. When I returned ion* the kitchen, this (Ono was sitting hy the Ire with his face toward* it. I heard him rattle the poker against the bars of the grate, sod saw him comb hi. hair riser his eyes, and I remembered it was quite black. I then looked at him with surprise, and retold not ins. gist what all this meant. lie then cseght the poker out of the Ire, and gage me flee Or sit murderous 15.., and beat is my skull—the snort &tarifa' blows that ever oyes beheld. lie then this. ma down sad s.7r- pet his Gagers into my wroth le:leer it, e 0... break my jaw hone, es I suppose. The injury of his nails nn my lips and mouth wets ass bad list for a long time afterwards I mesquite rumble to speak. Ile likewise gave me two violent blows on my eight arm s oat nn the left arm, and another on my left fingeall, ow that I could eat awe my hands, nor evew-logif myself. My left me hand has in committees* bees pa. liaised end nearly helpless op to the present tieev; et last the fellow left me upon the floor as be thought tot dead. He then fee up stairs with the poker le his heed, end went oat by this back doer. When turned myself mead sod missed him, I thought be wet gone to hill my mistress; my cries were so great that I disturbed all the neighbours. I raised myself with difficulty end looked out, when I perceiver, shut he bad opened the yard deer and let himself net. At the seem time I !staid a violent knocking. The neighbours opposite sew the Prisoner knocking at the door. Ile told them that somebody had beery at No. 11, and mob. tiered the servant. Ile said, if they would go for i surgeon, be would go for an officer, and then he mode his rtocape."— lie had pint until the previous week since been heard of. Ile was formerly the teacher to a free achnel. in Tinley-street, and whim in distress she bed often gives him victuals and lent him money. Mr. Robert Semple, surgeon, 85, Upper John street, Islington. stated. that he wee sent for on the Bth of Jests, 1817. to visit Jane Greenslade, who bad first been wounded on the head. Oa eaamioa tion he Nand that she bed received several deep wounds. Two of them bad fractured and beat in the skull. They Isere apparently inflicted by a poker — many Mark marks were also discernible on other parts of the hotly. Her face was scratched and the marks of nails were evident on the inside of the lip, apparently from en attempt to strangle her. 'I be .seeds which she received were dreadful, and the Me se unespeded and simpler ttat the ',Arm, had laid the ease before the Royal College of Surgeon,. A Gentleman who resided at theorist door to Mrs. Corrie's, heard the dreadful WPMs of the Proms iris, which were net like those of a lemon voice.— Ile ran est sod saw her reclining against the door, literally covered with blood. The wounds were dreadful, one of them, on the skull, through which the brains protruded, was large enough to loser! the thumb : she wee delirious for souse time afterwards in conseq f the wounds she received. The eitnesa heard the knocking et the door anode(' to by the Prosecutria, and a OHO came in soon afterwards who stated that be had met the Prisoner running down the T . Ile said to him, " there has been • mortise committed at No. 11, do you run for a ser ene, whilst I ten for an officer. The hoes. of Mrs. Cottle bad been previously attempted to be robbed by some one, who appeared to be well es quaiated with it; and the impression was, that the perpetrator of the outrage bad that object in view at the time, had he not been distatbed. Fifty posed* reward was in cooseqeence offered for bit apprehen sion, together with an additional reward of 101. kee l the parish. The Prosecetriz being considered an eau emplary character and hating been incapacitated by the injeties it.fliried by the Prisoner from continuity in service, through the bosom mediae of Me. Semple, a subscription was raised for her which bad enabled her to earn her livelihood without becoming burthensonie to the parish. The poker which bad been deposited at Bow.street was here produced. It was a large kitchen poker and was still clotted over with hair and blood. It woe overly broken in the middle, and sects bent 600 1 the violence of the blow. Several other persons deposed to the same 41.0. Anthony Harrison, the Marshslosen, stated, tbet on Monday lest, be saw the Prisoner opposite 14 Mansion-Masse. From the description which had been given of him he had no doubt of his kin; the, man : he accordingly took his into custody. Ho Watt 1411111 tilled by the Prosecottle, he persisted in 'Why I that his name was Davison. The Prissier, in his defence, admitted that be bad called on the Prosecetris on the day mentioned, mod bad taken tea with her. In thecnerse of the evenly be had taken improper liberties with her, when tM turned mend said bit him severely on the finger, whew he in the irritation of the moment might have take* op the poker and hit her. The Jury immediately found the Prisoner Cringe The COMMAS, in parsing sentenre, °bustard, that it was extremely fortunate for the Prisoner that the enfortenate object of his fury had escaped with life, otherwise be would have bad to answer with his own for the offence which be bad committed. His conduct afforded a dreadful picture of human depra vity. Ile partook of the hospitality of the poor wo man, and set some hours is acetates/1y friendly con versation with her, while the whole time be was only ',whin an opportunity to destroy her. Tits offence ass one which called for the most setae punishment. Ile, therefore, sentenced the Prisoner to one yeses imprisonment in the Hose* of Correction, and at ; the esphation of that period to find sureties, himself l in 1001. sera two ethers in AL to keep the pews ler I wren years. Tire Prisoner trembled violently derisi the pro ceedings. Ills face was pole and dirty. his hair long, ant his whole appearance wretched and disgusting. The sentence might not he considered by some es canon ate with the offence, bet it will appear otievel4e when it is considered that he is likely , to obtain the sweeties required. At the close of the proceedings, a aebsctiption wet !immediately entered into by the Jury a n d :ether humane ',futons in Court, for the poor somas. I who was thus so oantooly mid brutally outraged. Bit FACIIES Or Tllli PEACIP.. A stupid-Irsokteg old fellow, named Crompton, , who was sitirell in tatteterl old black clothes. w as p a s 'to the bar, and article, of the pole, inhibited against him by a Lady of rank. in Sloane.street, Chelsea, j a b. h ea l b e e n annoyed by him for some time. lie was in the habit of 'alio( his station in front of the Italy 's how, acid Nicosia/ her else she wont. talking of live and piety. She was at length obliged I to take this mode of getting rid of Ibp pi..d4 'snorts. dears and amorees attentions • hie+. the "id would-he protector was so latish in obtruding upon her. Us sea a cobbler, who resided in tin neighbourhood, sod allserst toice at least, the age of the I.sety. The Cu SIIISIASeeked bite how br could think of annoying a Led; in shit manner, and presems4 casinos* his asooyaore for swath after on.nth, ant eithatanding the means that had Imo taleu to get rid of Ha. The Prisoner pretended to be deef ; bat persons, who knew him said he hid eery coevesiest suricaler organs when he pleased. The Court desirrd one of the prisoa•kerperi tell him he most eater into su►eties, himself in bOl. and two others in 101. earh, to keep the peace for this year, i■ default of fading t►em honest go hack to prison. 11m Prisoner then appeared soddrady to fall islet pommies of his ►earing. sod said be now health* had committed • greet error, sad he woe very sorry for it. Its also wished to assure (he Lady, who at with her metier sad sister no the beach, that het would desist from his visits in future. Tire COURT, rooerer,• ordered Aim N eater NW the necessary safeties, or be reassoded to prises. PROFINULIL MILLING. George Head, well knows In tie pagiiistic world as a Irsterate sparrer sad teacher of the art of self. defence, le his recent tour through Yorkshire was compelled to II row lbw Ogres aside. and thaw flight, or yield to the rig/Pinion of a stroog hematite Johnny Raw. of °towards of fourteen stone weight of the ass. of Want. Thls sum up took Mum D ose lloylasd, and It seems Want was so &Waisted to reduce the conaeqeence of Head, that be was bootleg after Georg, for two days. Want at length foes' him at a oftener party, where the glass bed bars eiro ciliated freely, and George Itadjast reretaidthooden of applause from his gay chasm. of Mike fasnifg.— Mr. %Viet was not lung in telling his errand, and (lead, without any hesitation. said his fancy shoal' accommodated. l'he parties iastantly ',paired to as adjoining field near tke inn, and the will comestroced. It ease horse to a ken, ow stripping, in f of thw Chncrbacon ; bet at the ennclasion of the first room' it was a horse to alten an the side of (lead. The lat. ter had only to gel auay free the boring qualities of t • bumpkin, who rushed forwards with all the Imo petoosity of a tiger. Head aeon made his tareerito bit on the nose of Want, which so conlesed his upper works, that he wa. quite abroad. His nob was also completely in chancery, the claret profusely towing, and George kept quilting him so sharply that West went down quite eahaested. It wield be ,selves to dwell the rounds, bet Want showed good game, and hestrood up to receive till mature quite deserted him. The contest sass over in twelve minute., sod it was a fine specimen of the advantages of science elves op. posed to strength alone ; and the finishing qualities inhibited by bead upon this necrosis's), gained hie load applause from the provincial antateers and epee. esters. The nose of Want was so severely injured, that he has since been ender the lifeessity of use dergoing an operation by a surgeon. Head, it up. pests, has beets rather onfortenate Is his sparring trip to Yorkshire. He had scarcely recovered from a broken leg, when he accidently trod epos so hos } rake, :hat instantly forced its way throagh his I fest. New MATCIIrI.-011PIP 11, sporting dinette of 851. chef's, ttmosruw, it is said that Isle of il'ight Heti (.ho is toady to fight any son in Englaud of his weight) will be backed far 501. either against Joths Hodson, or the Cambridre nun, who ~ceptly de. footed Pitch-pot Jock os Wimbledon Common. The iwatch between T end Martin will alio be settled for the 12.11, or for a later period in October. The backer of the Life Guardsman paid the forfeit of 20 pines, to Sutton in the quickest and malt handsome 'minuet, immediately ho was aware the snitch must be pet atf, owing to unavoidable circemstances; bey a new match will certainly be wade, and Sotto. s Larkin will certainly meet ore November expires.— The ocienifile battle, so mach wished to take place I by the amateurs, between Shell.. sod Cooper, it seems, is rather doubtful at present. Shelter's mow is reedy; hooey., to.mnrrow will decide. TAP Gee Light Mao. it is mid, will be aria brought forosmi; I and Scragnins isle have another chance. Holsoce,le the course of two onanthi, will berms(' for an cone of his seitht ; and Parish means to baps suetyit*/ 1 I. the Ps kr King. CORONER'S INQUEST. - -.•11.- As lordshises was taken as Friday MO, Si alr's Rm. pal, open; she body If Mr. Robert Conlon. lasalfsee sorer at Paisley. al.. died in She h..spilal on Wedoe•day east. Jersey C elan 'Jenard. that reboot lire retina; ..n Tuesday snaiiing he ease a man Imaging by hie hand. from nu arils win dna ill 7.1. Thome *pork. He call don his le go Mc*. aod k.:erte4 as She door Is order to shoal the inbeaser• At the same i.atant he fell epos else sap .4 the door. anitumbind ire she ite..ael. Heise..ot his upon the cob •tose, and piny cure•l a doctor. Mr. John Hoene. M 'ocher,' marehamerarre, said the de enwd aerated by the reach from Male. better ow Smedley Phew. Monday he easse to 'heir Moe in IV adirg• creel. The alarm abort Mr. Haat and Ike people sreeittai him eery winch; he earriplosined he had been taken by thil roarieneasi and *Nerd f.. Mr. llost. a^d appeared such fright. reed. Wilnee.•iteet hi .• ea a kodsiog.hosee he Little St. 'Moon Ilse Arn ale, a kith ie trill:mated by more. sable %tetra 1 Geoilernen. %lines. then left him, hut retooled to sea alas WA. Ile still seemed la terror of Mr. Meat mad she people.— wie. e... ler% his again. wad had nod sees bat sill be head of bOR leaping oat of his chamber window. Mr. Itohlosh• tatted. that after set he joined in reared, Tian with she other Gerrie we Om lotion in the b .i.e; be wits emairmally Salida( abeam Mr. Hen" nail the people, and all prerst sneered oba sronleted • ate of his mist. Ile mopped, and about len "'dock weal to bed. 11.• an- ibosn isle ii inns on the attic Moe/ bete in a few seinesee he came dews men etain • partly ast droweel. and speed in ranterassian with she other geeeo.- jl e i i i ,i t peer ~h d iyon ti• g up regain in ii•newn. but he MPS diell•M oreorid tune. %Vitae.. 141 eh*, and west to brdleass. nelf. At oboes a sonnet before fire n't.liwk he was. ailed op bp a Gentleman who i.letit in Ike neat rats to Ike decline I. tab . said he appribentli,l he ror d di , hisarif niste isioitief. ne 1 scot to : r . t 0... door and loneked I he a•leed abe was ti c T ik r . le a line.. replirl be• fu iimilo. Mr 11111..•4 Mr. Mane. Ile in Mr 11111. 4.11 sirs said .ie h::1 it . rig'illa open his doer foe any neaort, 71-4 "hers sent wire an the window. wheal MO rime. sp. V. one« enol IYe he •Iltill' his 6..irt aad pima, Na l. en. 1.5.4 on* pl:.red again." the door. Milner, lint don't emir. nrd iu tibisiot three slower heard Mot f.:11 spots she pareeterri. %Ir. Cos. Arr.-et so Mr. Acier Cier;wr, said, she deeeree.l•wartir •nskt in .hoot .i. a 'o'clock is a Only of inrearie i baits, eirilint-ed. had Corning is she snail, Torte were as I nun 1.• .1 v.olenee op .te his .4 any easequesee ; a snail quai lone of bland as. taken front him, bat 'km el d INN reliere him tither rennedisa sere applied ; be got bettor so Ike seat day. but an Weda.r.lay :.I.rrnaa , hr Weir op *great annelliy at Wed and died. 1 prim—Died is esseregarime at a fall free a wilid.ll is a sneer of issnol,y. BIRTH. Om the 17. h .•+t. st 'behests of Thesibs SUM, Eq. Wie/* rerd, Mr.. H. Mlillogloa,ef ma. l'n•teil, mid P•blArd by P. Pintas, tl ilte STAVED. SIN Unicr, be. 4, .saleybur7•feart, k ketAtrets.