The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-30 00:00:00

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St. Thomas's, mentions the artivirlatlite Istteeplieet 'at Aberchalder, was brought to the bar. The in- I there was a very numerous - and highly ' respec table i The WATO.RLOO New Light Foar-inlide Comeh.ro 144, 1 ' the Saracen's Head [un, Suow-hilli- , . of the o ffi cial account of the capture of Goadaloupe; dktnient against him was founded . .on the common , assemblage of the Magistrates at Cashel, to the num- i t ,,os s ,,, i s she Norm , , Br:word. 2 „.4 ~11 1):If .M of .. .... , SP.s 011. Ot aNO . • / he•likewise states, that's report had come from the la*, and on the. Act of the Parliament of Scotland, I her of two-and-forty, when it was unanimously re- o'Cl.tek in the Af , an•iyes at tic 9stees Linn has Lredt, twat Evening tit Sox o Llock, throegh.Stituifol, Cram. 4 Windward Islands that an American frigate, realm- 34th - of first Session of Charles II • (1661, chap . 34.) ' solved to Memorial his Picellency the Lord Lieu- main, itl..nrl., sinti D„ neasfer . Till ellbl 11 Is Intend e d to Re . lug the attempt of a British frigate to search her, an intituled 66 An Act against clandestine and t winer. • tenant - to place under the provisions of the Statute of commodhte . the Towns rf, a l•er,"".. s _, II , li!..prad_fitok so d Atici _ action ensued, in which the British frigate was sank ful Marriages," whereby it is provided, that 66 what. late 6-Ith of the King; commonly called " The Lista' I g,: s - e 47 n ":, l l 3 , e '' v .: iv r a r i i s i bi. , o 4 lu ,' sarce t . r tv e m e rei ` i :c i t neroc i f i k fr ' L Z : l' i e vi: A t fi r e t i o :vc ..ll. iu twenty minutes." . • soviet person or persons shall hereafter marry, or , rection Act," the baronies of Kilnemanagh, g y tli A letter from an Officer of t he United States army procure themselves tb be married in a clandestine and Clastwilliam, Middlethird, Slewarda Compy 4 i . a the r Mo i rninft, art re a t at the Gerst , Lies Seitteatttlit:tlit'..tiCblSwii to his friend in Nest York, dated Detroit, Aug. 13, loonier)) , way, or by Jesuits, Priests, or any other and Ufa and Offa East. The High Sher a i ff nd w E a l° s - c u a r g t e - d : 11:11.dh!)ee:UurillIn(ildi4:311ne"ilserlwi:. "Ir-inside C ' 4 ''''' Fi ';' "II 'II ; says-" We arrived here yesterday, and are await- nefautharisea by this Kirk, shall suffer the penal- ,to the Chair, which he filled exactly as became his °Tina. This W a mast *delighKi.l emitie ) auto i„ ts , w * . of e Kt, ink a Council of Indians, .to be -held- on the Wilt, ties therein mentioned ; 44 and that the celebrator of ;character and station. On the Memorial being •-' . lAr r ight,_.J c e:sey, Guermey, Si. Malnevotliovse den Cher. • where 6or 7000.will•be nollec led. I think the Io- such marriages be banished the kingdom, never to I agreed to, the Earl of Donoughmore was called to the -hu gh th dittos will remeip quiet." , return therein under pain of death." The indict- ; Chair , when the'Thanks of the Meeting were voted TRA YELLING FIUM LON DON TO 1.1 V ERPobt IN TWENTY' NINE IMIRS. 1 ' [YaCni TtiIt•SCIG,TO GAZETTE.] . I merit charged the Prisoner with having "celebrated Ito the Sheriff for his extremely proper conduct in The UMPIRE, a new Liverpool Littht C0u,.h,,,j, „ n. , nod General M•Arthur and Meier Graham, two of the a clandestine and irregular marriage , between John ` the Ch a i r ' and • a Vote 'of Thehiss' was likewise rriimg"thernsadsinccetraiii,!.Arnol.todewn.nll.l.' to r „tr o , a , l ' i s d v e ,:,". h ‘ "st . Cemosissionere appointed to treat with the North M‘Railt, a Protestant, and baleen& Macdonald , • passed to the Gentlemets . who signed the Requisition. ,S, ,e u &Clock, arrives tit Liverp iti nevi . firemen) .if Si % ~'(‘:;‘l 4 , l a . Roman Catholic, or Papist, without any certi- , • • Westein Iffdiaus, have ?err lawn ; they are to meet * ion with the energy and determination !brawn Dunatasle, Woottorn, Lathhary, N. , rsitalltdo 1; W e i, ..,...energy ford, Lutterworth,..incklev, Alherstmic. Litchfield, S t • , GtS. Harrison at Franklinton, and theitee - to pro; fies" ' produced or required by him, that the bans of I t e he eo-oPetat Ma g istrac y afd Gentry ( and this and s` s . coed , with all possible dispatch, to accomplish the of marriage between the said parties, had been determination, we are happy to bay, seem thoroughly , Ru g elY ' ,• - uxHiti le D cZtl it e, a li se u s ti , ts i f:r e d r: W sou ar t rz i g i u,•- a t u rt A p erz „, N ,. „ Objects of their miision. Major Laugham has been Proclaimed, as required by law, en three differs and unanimously to be aroused), Government has ant Sundays," in Intik% flu. gi b apitointed.Secretary to the Commissioners. the church of the parish wherein proceeded to carry into effect that extensive military carries Four P . o vi stl y na m eh ou eveir i v i u Ar niou rn.a ck, Satiation, nod aatt.ecr, r , •rs fire r . The American Papers also CORtiia the following they resided, " and without any due proclamation of ; disposition of which we have more than once fore- , prircliester, Illtustifords . Craton lan. Web ob.uth nest E.. r .• 2 • the bans of marriage having taken place." • • warned the country, and which will effectually coerce , 7 1 . , , ,. .m,g r ri k i: 1 e: a t . '-'l2 car c hi l leir l i4" , ul : 4" :::::: Sd. H t'l ai i: a lis t ;lier • l o g i rl A ":l : i( 1 . 111 .: Wedisesdny :aid sstrurtlav Mkt; a "" h ' curious article t ,.„„•-s. .....s s s es, . .. .1 ig A P 115•LITICAt. triCF.N . ISIARY. 1 Mr. Lamont having pleaded not guilty, the Loan ' the temper of insubordioation. Lieut.-Gen.• &ley- RHODE Issaire s Seri . . 1.-A Gentleman, recently JUSTICE CLERK enquired if there • was any objection tick T F i l i e e e r , ou t o d G f u r e o r m nlie ( v he t r ind her 3 g e h rse to y arrived here on Thursday, to arrange the slispo- arrived here from, New 'Orleans, has politely. fur- to the relevancy ? Whereupon Mr. GRANT, of Rn- sition of the troops, Rte.; and the Commissariat and EXETER, Plymouth, Weiniorth,' Dorcheser, . F a i n i,,,„ 4 ' tlittltet ' I us . wish the following extraordinary Circular, busy in . i the or, in !sinner. thiemurchus, as Counsel for the Prisoner, stated, Quarter-Master-General's Department are . I?.wtowoutli. und Sa i lisb a u s ry e , v N e r i w e l_ w it Lo..ch cornet F which sppeared•there in hand.bills. It remains to be that there was no objection to the relevancy, and i making the most extensive arrangements for an addl. sides, every Morn f ag `4 and more will known whether the Government will allow a hand of that the Pannel rested his defence on theleneral plea [tonal force of at least 10,000 troops; , in Vo le a r! ro n N rid , P 4a rt id il io i c it , nd i f v "r ete d rb' .I,silinfit,toZl fi ll acr b" titivi t ,. Ibe sent, if necessary. I don, New Royal-Mail Coach, Will .1111 [Very EVel,iog. 1rC,,..4 e , desperadoes •to assail (under 'tee pretence of pre- of not guilty. s t inting " the hest interests of humanity") the pro- The Loma Justice CLERK, however, deemed it his : Yesterday, in the middle of noon-day, when Mr. ' fr. -r. I i n A lsv' Tti lw and ia lre i t e t t liL li Fi nit y h t: ri Pl b C Y :l h s d e l,l , u tn il r ' oast cbs.• vinces of if tiatinti with whom it should be our study duty to make a few remarks on the statutory crime Lawless, Collector of taxes , witk his assistant m oecham, Calue, and Marlborough, every Aftertnnat t • 1 ., ' - i , - ~.? • id cultivate the relations of peace:- • charged. Il ls Lordship mentioned, that his attention ,Green, and two constables (all armed), went to the Mr. Ma y 's, the Gr e yh o und tau, Bath, mid theLanuou T 1,„ ,, Thomas-.treet, Brotol, nest M..rittog. -- Coaeltes to ass, " New Orlears was for the first time particularly called to I coast. . townland of Ballinagary to collect taxes, after having Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, etc. ,:.A. /.„ . 1 1114-: i• • , . .• • • '''. 66 - iltt •;--Tha favourable moment has at length at- deration of the statute, when on Circuit at Jed- demanded payment of different bottles (notwithstand- - • , LEEDS New Light Coach, calk& The Rocksiselms. ,o, .'elsed fokmaking a successful attempt in favour of the burgh, in April, 1812. He then bestowed his most ing en indulgence given them for many months), the nut every,Montiog ut histfl .i nt i s= ....i., , i i . : ...k , , ; . ii etsfrirs odil F..„ of New .WI 11. The enterprise . 5.,-Pettiots i re hr ie ,m e , o l 7. .'easy reid.to distiticsion,. and promises a glorious re - , duty to pronounce sentence, in , terms of the Act, on usual in such cases) of taking pledges, which were . and Ferrytwidge,to the , ward 3' olsie, rmoarr i m h : r it; • The place of rendezvous is Belle two perions then tried. They appeared, however, to given up to one of the constables, and on their re- s i r e ta l m t.,, e 'd, iiew:o'k, Retfard, Dorn e .t f e r , Gilder, Lion , .Ltwds, f , text i all, Manil- i on I t :. 4".. 11 4 a lEioriZtleing uneqsalled is Accessiiaaa ' tiO; mouth of Chaffalia. ' About 500 elms have assunted the character of Clergymen, which (lid turn were assailed on the lands of Knacks , between ance N?lvielidhstantdihig the " u4tll7llle.:l7l:l4i:i ctilVPll:te 111611bicui.#14Yri 4 'sea men, amongst whom are some late C ,, mmitelioned not -belong to them. Another case occurred before Colter and Woodroff, by a vast number of country .by any other. - .l)llicefs of the United States' army, will accompany his Lordship and Lord Ifermand, at Aberdeen, in ' people, who fired several shots at the ColleCtor and . -mos (trim that place to Marag'ords, where me•land : September, 1812, against one of the - Bailie.; of Ins his assistants, and which they were'obfiged to return ethence ttr e Lalsishla 15..35 miles: 'AtL. h hiw .Gretna-Green, „Ammo, Due :hi es . - • hvie u. B row GltA oinMotiett, th s.. n. tsmearsKii,. Cannock IC - !•and all parts of Scotland, Catoperdown Coach (Don's.. a-a.. 11, on the verary. Special circumstances . occurred in that case, in their own defence, and put the ruffians to flight, j. sostji,, N d e i w b sitait i e s list i r ou nbu t rivet San Antonio, about 40 miles from the sea coast, which rendered it unnecessary to give any general wounding one man in the pursuit, who now lies dan- with grz th y7t w om e ir ck g . L PP i r i t ii . 7 4 s t s ,5t . ..; i s , s, b v ri Ts a n i s c : s of Newark,' weir wet, Taisexsitr, l u:- .'Ktid so taitiii from San Antonio, I will wait for re- judgment on the point of law. These cases were not gerously ill. Too much praise cannot be given to , li m o s , N,othanerten,..Dur:shm, Morpeth,.lkOd 11ef,41414.-. Antercemenis from Natchitoches, &C. Lebaltia will exactly similar to the present ; they were in tfarious Mr. Lawless and his smell party, for the gallant re- sell aft eet.i , sacrificel It is badly defended , and its respects different ; but on duly weigliingall whorls sistance they made; no man could be more indulgent 1 . . :.,..- svrttaknees is well known. Sabala, . the proscribed ties ( he thought himself bound to give effect to the than he has been. . 'l3 7l: r e n S ee . Th rirr i c, Hic t ett li 7i i m be e s ti t ;e " s l . 4 p u rel„ f" T he te' er wi s l' 4' l e t ; i bb%itaitit'litiy additional fare t.. the Black cos Su bin, ows. 6 itreet, Ytirit•. Couches to suerseriand, Hull. •Scarip,mu s l i Patriot, a tiritive of the prohince of •Ucatan, and de- statute, and had no doubt of the relevancy of the ins ; Lord Caher, whet was just nir his way to attend - wiiittlakreN'olll.4lB,7l:i.waisist new p, , , t C 4 ri '• .legate friamthence -to the 'Cortes of Spain, accompa- dictment against Mr. !Arnow. In the course of his the meeting of Magistrates ut Cashels with his usnal , E „,„„ g . - _ ewr i' , :Dies me. .., • observations, his Lordship said .nothing on the en- activity es a Magistrate, repaired to the spot, aided . .CARLISLP, Penrjth, and Whitehoven. Pug Ceaeli, rite : f • 14 We have arms and ammunition'; 1000 men el- pediency or policy of the law, nor of the present . by. a military party, erifady etisfaged, and cast calculatelargely on aid from proXecution , •T isti..ssee it'd Kentucky. The country through The usual i t iroelne d ri iv.ltich we pass, and spilt of our operations, aboundi nounced, and a Jury sworn. . • tor of relevancy was' then pee- I without effect. la cattle and sheep, and b a thing will be wanting to The ADVQCATE DEPUTE then stated, that the pre- : thus on sensory complete success. ..Our cause embraces the sent indictment contained two specifi c and distinct with that i n pursu i t o f th i s i i eloi k n i i nin ., SZ ..„ (; n tl i ll .i . l sr 4 . tit(' WIN . Pas,: thtgh &oath._ Ati.lrhy, Rich . nd, • eatterirk '•Homieshrido, i We. ditti, and scoured the country for.several miles, .bet i therhy, aisostra, [N.:waster, and. Grantham (t;ie seared. . rsit, he eightrce miles I. sits Aut . 'every Molkisi, oil , kis' t f mats tar i.nirnel A ilh the greotert facility. Presesints.netaisc I Lord Caher's prompt activity and personal exer- . ! ~..d - , - 2 - , iii - , it,„,a 'b y 1,,,,,,, w ,., ~i i eea. a e r , h ave the - ptm ,l•„ 4 . this occasion were strictly correspondent ' aunts .ve 'of their semi being ,ntured in the swat Coach. • public spirit which distinguishes his clot. .. , - . . . c . h l(4/10A r t.s .k laicaster, !resin's, Eirhy : Lnedsle.S.,ll...e i Uzi in . teregis of humanity -- the geuerous enlargement charges :-Ist , The celebrating of marriage by a reeler,. andAH . oms an 'example m lea, wo ore sure ) 1 mon d; psiZ ~., Q ,iow k : 4 6 017 1 7.. ig it . P.l ' l Co " e-e " After. -Oran oppressed people, and all the - blessings attend- person not entitled trade so, the Pantie l being, a PO. will he felloweil when called for. j LIVERPOOL; Waningtou, Ktoinfnol, Stone. and Lit i. ' . 1-1.• .. lot spurs•issscsoatrainosigogialette.dsoti industry, this tab Priest.; and 441. The etiebration of rearriage,- imi Co t s h is e iri ti e , r a is p s , g . a t i l ) t o e u l t rl t a h C e e,.. , : r i y thi h ri o fi u t r . e t n h i a il t es ti o lo f Cashel, " lgt t l . he r i ht , 1.6 ": 114-e n E""Ine " " .... 'Cl"" ' 1 " " e =%trifv, at coon . int' by en iticakulabie advantage ter without the due proclamation of bens. Both these - etilesenited Cates. • Magia• • Guarded thr.nsghont. • • o s,. Saracen s end- Inn, .041c,i met, Livevoo.i.,- charges lie thought he ceuld have been able to esta- trete, of the couety were assembles' in that city, to 1 WNKEVILELD Post Coach , every Stooling, at West r a ' s • ' (Weed) .... * HENRY PERRY." blish, but on account of the necessary absence of a 'devise measures for its treqqsaillity this is a moat i Si c ' as i ' r rlit and ParkgatePielxeach, daily. r . • ii . • -.......... , , , material witness, whom he expected to he alit Pto ad- characteristic atrocity. . Sure BERLAND, st... l, ton, mid 'form, New Coach, orally . . . f .._ 114 0 S1 THE . K.sl7,9l,cfstrliATKlOT:l • . duce, he was not prepared to prove that the bans Extract of a letter from the vicinity of Newport : bl"eniugo w"the George - 1 "" ''''''' kei ' d . . 1-- . G , 4 I: al sL Ta ill 71 . tdE.eAU , : i It -Tl4 f .. _ ..p,. ee 6 e p Co s ! t t n;tt r r f - th ' i e , : n r $ the ' : 1.,..i . . ivir :Init 13 to he us sight rite to he o g • i a Al ced lilts levee li a , D u ae . It ar i e II ', 1 r ,- -"ii" i "R l* P" rt from were not proclaimed, and he, therefore, abandoned • count of Ili in co the revenue service II Port of these east et the of ter, with has hoes transmitted b the S lates i ' to et' no little pain t a c o t g ion r en e.of spurned, the ec r .co the ? e f . ri • btsout B and 01% l is, . th by e cts sit t e long p d our oo ws I o ow will ands she tg li twil l he l it I a war. l ate ot Y borne rest orn wanton insult; . So long as our citizens maltreated, e Ayres . , b) the Officers of time ems.: its ing::: , A.cr , id soften -tweets the twel nations :- . . the hostile feelin A conduct so arrogant , and if persisted in, mu tion of a cordial friendsh h v in ep, shit part f the we tt •to tablish the a on II e (3 g t a f • 1 1 g Great v 1 ) t c s the i 4 in eat ails ro- sn.: t ever ip be- Geneva! Cireece, Aug. 18. 01 Dein gia,-Last evening spoke the !nig ding- indictment , hi' e m t 1 1 r l broke l ' 1 e e e ' e fs 1 . , t thought tsd this ef r that refrain es e Glt %NT then and did tot t relevancy. But f forth from th n e himself called this prosecution xtraordissary n from saying, as , charge. lie .x re t I, nedii t i o t h he e hoe y e . I e g from lierc.l:ai gas contained mentioned, on 0 meats s to at st the new e statement 1 a 1 light that ta he all o u i t to state ni could the or prosecution a Law) e however, i o had not :They t bjection te, on ain • Col ht which had ' the Prosecutor s ' gun reasons why he got not proceed. For ;Kennedy , pperary :-" The rebels attacked the . the of Johe Blake,, an industrious .farmer, tieing 'lain, lands , of Knockfune near the Keeper Moon- ., They on Monday night, where they got no arms.- 1 Colo t ne hisext attacked Cu). Pettnefather's lodge ; the I tired repeatedly at them, stud beat them, off. went to A. Blake's house, where, they got. a afterwards to his brother's (Ben. Blake) house ; musket, and then went to the house of Pte.; but being disappointed in, getting his army itself, he could not . broke his windows and some furniture ; this man r and a Gentleman, ' regrets mach he was not at home, and having his gun at he considered it the most illiberal, the most un- whit him, as he is and was wise and . the most repugnant to all the feelings which ' life before his arms." dignifydetermined to lose his . - fil A Ni CRFSTF R, WhdlOv., Conglet nt. 8 ' If I Coach,a n ned :Voly hamplon, pgo c oac h, e i Inn,. - • i • i O l tg lli r d Y A Ne weastle, 'Wolof, imam guardrd.. 'Mtn 1, P..s.t . comt, s t r we IVSBURY, Wellington ve f a h s ) i ri: of Wales every Event' 2, A • L I V .... 1 - 1 . :FFIELD nod Rolherhass 'l P. a l Couch, le C f ;l i reet k ir, ffiel itocl- u P ' H !LULL , eveiy ttiornirtg. • . UL'L. Nnrthcaye, Howden, T r i' every Morning at Seveo o " n BIRMINGHAMMyton.:gate, Hell. LI .t 1 o l't girl the Ball eats If errury Post . ' t " 4 with Delnajet flGuNd. ' 1 :11 t every Alteration and reaches asses gy Oxf.:rd, 'Pluton, earl, Bull-street, and Castle In, DOVER, Deal, Margie, Ra sham, Chatham, Rochester, and Morning and Evening. • •14111 Sh I, 14 i ip sa If 121 $ )1 ont.e, to the Swans iilr6taiti. 11 Coaterbars, tees- Gravesetsd Poo Cumber Cued, ! HERTFORD, Ware, Haddeuton, stud Chnhuot fus: . every MwrninE. ha '4•OTTINIISI atul 4 E k lM , o4l . To i N_Czs, daily, al elms, human nature that had ever fatten under his Near one o'clock on the. night of Sunday last, a i -P wt ' half - pact ' 4:1 -pas 4' Clock. observation. The Learned Gentleman then contend- . dozen shies were fired at the front of Archdeacon N B. Heavy . N. weights of luggage , C;audy, Itr. conveyed bi et', that front what had now been stated by the Ad. Wall's Glebe House,. at Pettis, in the.ceenty of Li- I , the at.drr.ment issued WAGGONS: t 'VOA,' for Philadelphia W.Phillips. Master, from New rotate Depute, the trial could not proceed. He merick, at intervals of about a quarter of a minute every m,„5„,.. ' • To HISS. Beetles Butiguy, Bury, and all {saris of 44, i= York, in ballast. eat:tali' P. states, [bat on 15th /.... . ?idled the attention of the Court to the crimes stated : each. t Two balls entered the dining parlour and . t. . last. off Barnegat, he'was hoarded by an Officer from CIRENCESTER, Abingdon, sod Healey,; three 1413 4 0 the British Intuit., of 74; the (Nicer hauled down in the major proposition, and then adverted to the ; drawing-room, above the planks, and two more stuck i week . partiruler o ff ences with which the Prisoner was:, i . s, the window shutters ; but no other mischief was and:Ciettee: am n ext day moil. SOUTHAMPTON, Wioclsester, Iteesey, Lyikltitint, Lc. Captain P.'s colours, ransacked the vessel all neer,mirieten. Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Winds" „ . . ' . gave Captain P. a great deal of abusive languame and charged in the minor, and as ia each Casa It was rapPe r tlicept disturbi ng the family, and obliging . Poole, Isle or Wight, .1 ert.ey,, and (;vent-ey, Wasson ilhg_, r. stated, not merely that a marriage by a person not I them at that unseasonable hour, toget its readiness ' SUN BU EY, 1 Irv,' nton.• rind T w irkevham, twice• wens i • • took him and Ids papers on board the ship : 117e , Cap.s authorized, hut a clandestine marriage without pros ' tal resist, with effect, every attack. GREEN W I Cll. Windmick, met Deptford. ; lain of the ship endorsed his register, and tore it al- HEMSTEAD and Watford, ,Rte. ,- clamntion of bans, was celebrated by this person, mdst tOpieces, and abused him very,much., . Captain 1 P. understood the Captain of the ship's name to he blending in both cases the incapacity of the eels..., S o numerous have b een t h e not i ces e son , tenants . WILLIAM IL MOUN brator with the omission of the proclamation, the ! to gait flteir farms throughout.most of the counties TA IN and en. respectfully aranist; 1 l . Charles Bullets. .There wes a sloop of war in corn- their Friends and the Public. that the sill' ant he arcerieallt for any Pare‘tour Lawn Itc!: •of mom thee five Posh Learned Gentleman contended, that unless the Pro- :of f,notatel, that it is supposed not less than - 4or Value. if he 1 / 1 4 -t . tatiact4.l:3lesaellierril as suck, nod pa.l l ll i ' ki- pany, called the Arab. . ; ; ieeutor would undertake to' that the bans were ,sso9,oooacees of land will on this (Michaelmas) day, • u JOSEPH SAViYEß."accordingly, at the S . ,rw s ere, Head Ith` N Sonw-hill. La.td , tr• . . . not proclaimed, he must relinquish the trial: 'l'4 lie thio,mn up into the hands of .their respective pro- Tp!ispeacarroinrknskoLitepatriewerws art b lze k . iii at s t t he ß .. in wes oi t ! l ig . N , f e t w he li 's.: ' - • t' _ • ••.. ~ .Extrart of a letter from Now Orleans, dated however, their Lordships should be of a different opt:. p t i t ti m i it , , . feltorratt i s Iseues '. , ess • . .--Thursda an In nee t was Hone c rear, Pice.o.lilly,• for the above Coaches. • . ..titly 28 :--."" I am now lading the ship for France, dims, it mutt, of 'course, be in the view of the Genet I . as cerinot Refit (origin for her. Cotton has taken and Jury, that the Prisoner was entitled to assume, i held ,at the Castle, in Tothill- street t,.Lit l lle tz....ray's ' I; g r m y . z . proclai m e d . trusted, t ItrAane, on the .body of flettnah A It t 4-- i . _ a . t ree . ii‘ iee since last. 1:3 1 coots have beet, rev that the bans-had been He how.l / \ Need for prime quality. First quality sugar is 20 ever, that the trial would be stopped.. , that the mother very. ap- , ilis iii, L va O I CK AHD tIURGICA .., ~ Highness the Duke of York.- Prc-ident i ss 3 r* - rot:flows Gmunaittee of iiittreanari . :-• - . !posit of the deceased was walking Earl of I eitrim I Colotusl.W. J. Jones, V• P. . •s p i t lb.; *Ales are made at liti cts. for a lot of The Loan JUSTICE CLERK observed, that t • sloagthe street 0n 5,,,d,-. ter in firma, when her foot slipping they. both fell y afternoon with dough- Fl u ig st fi r ; i: ;;. 7 , - . - .l, t met. . lisrowslitstefteu..ccites,, •r s t ; l ,.ls. l. ) r .., ;, trial could not stop, but the arguments of the P , this , 41 ,g 11...11011 i Oar 10 casks . . , • , sneer ' s Counsel were worthy of the consideration o wlsh violence to the ground. The head of the de- Rt . 1 . 1 C m 0 i 1 ft ..1 .13 . a h r4, 1141 01 .. .T P- 1 CaPlai s n ' "res". • r • 1 . . _ I crewed wits dashed strongly against a stone, which Surgeon, Mr. K ittrnan Mein!ier orthe lett al (7.li eg e i lAtidto I 'the Juiy. ses were t h en examined by the I three her into s speechless state, ..'t . Wu:see s my 'PetieStat tit.- This poor u fella*' A nu mb er ho,„ o f „tithes in which condition T eorstinued till late that night and then expired. , - v 1 1 1 h E „ Patrotiage- this Insttletina has rem" irsoi . for a Mill remains under the hospitable reof of Mr. John .• •• . rs 4 i , novocave ssaebre., alto several all to the character of 1 she Verdi ct-sidcidentally killcd. Isye r ,, as is ( laity visited by persons of.respectaldlity, the Prisoner , who all bare " • • ' • lestenony to its being most r .Kitt,eve treat meat trod cure of both Sexes, Al ft Oka des not fail to lease him liberal - proofs of tire tell ecta ! t i e. ' . wi ; :pt Venere a l CoMplaiali. anti tt•eir .drewire ouneow - nos. ar Bo w -smelts. -Friday. Warren Kerr was re-evamined on . """"re's"is'llitss riteral4ort , , titC- ettesiitefed . ' l44 er tiw• n.t . n e r. ,. h . l . i . t 4 e s.f,.t e aun g i n t h e g wbi d . o p „ ! _ th, , , ,, ,, ,., :n r oshiemssuseeivlrhisnirvoainiu s a: l a i : c 7 i sa:!f i.e.. ( k lte it ! ... r it tp , r , itfe,ss . ins ic sa iß l n e ls . ilitig iß u p tl ik l a s , :‘ ,,, ti ka sfy o tte t it r7 ri... commiseration which they feeltfbl.,llia Milfbronset.- T h _ . • iles. .AL ..7ury , •.nten adtlreaserl by the Aevocate he ineottvetillenees tbt . Public Cluirities. ate ovai.iell. 11 . 41 "...1% - ) i. s ' • 1 l -S" i ,e- -'t S" ' 11e has almost completely recosetretkfrons thetelfects . Di e porrood.a . ef his labours, and is now beady erapioyedlos pre. . the Prisoner . . par i tt g !s i r pulitication'the history of his-KAN which , I f A ; rd. sei c a o ,ii t hi m pr nees , d 4.,. 6 i o re understand, will present a series of ' peeeecutiont . end simpler adventures, such as seldom fill ti, the? _ e 'e, •• . ADA of hump) natters.. An eminent artist is mimed' in .takitig.bis . portrait, in tim,costume in which' he • •i" Brat appeared on Blackheath ; and the unfortunate .man . .hispeh s frons the profits of this work,. in some . 0 ., at )11 asure to ceunteract the effects of the ile:pits:able erruptiats which .. de • His to' . •'"" aet ,i e i r r,. r it :7l.o . tber ge nzza, w hi. ; ti ards by Ale, Gnaatt s on behalf of of '"'""" e ' lS-m t unre ' 1:411 ' ilr ll e nTninn slated 1 1 t h • -• .. tur , t i m.evi.. Pvisar had Weft' I.reil elliploved Rs a i:' ter n his in'Tisto t -e e ',Mattis adverted _fully to the several h" 41 . 6 . rln etb1tN21014 . 1122 of IS Itis 01 till , COINSEIed with the statute founded on, row.. they hod beea sr thisease at WIN. We'enderstood him upon the enffusineS ' whole so he of opinion -Ist, That the statute li- must feel a bellerrois 'raisin. toll force.; Ildl That a marriage mila three s celebrated by a Papish - Priie, with Y ox without the ~.._ Prods . ' '' • ' Was aiven to hilt match's by the even when brithrire'Catholl . • agsstrates of the county of Kent. •,s. • • ...- I raided : 'Et t a H e refor d , coach was overturned en Thesdby n am e , _. . . • ons'itg facinOt, Michael's-alley; in Cornhit ; r y,•and that the mono. ' the ri . sUcles siotrn were triu:ed "I° young and 1151117111 . % tile pir,itecief! :I•tilrass tat fall! delitti.st 0411 hy•adverthing protenderslUtis4 broltwit...f.iwrrm` • 'S i l which he knit ndrni • nto the pre s - 1 1 , 6 '" C ,, l ' i ' i l s n "PP.7 41 eci ky the Annual Rep•orof 11414..:5401i5h1 , '"';'... .!. of the disease fram tr . h to t twenty's:eft' - /Ifil 46 " 1. ' ) ," - " t s..' re cal el "' " 41 • 1 ... bees rurett e witlunii ebritliteni.t lir sStio rm's pledged by the p risou t ",..t i r e w .w ill ' as i ' f k i e o. : .stamina(' at withii delis:try :aid snore Isitherootika ,*9 . Those who are lingering untkr painfu l and ofotintoe •D" Weosure when they ate inforuiectihat Or. Coo . Psit, ' Yield t° ' NI r. -K jel."?" ' l'e"""t)" 4 few 44"" '!"°. 4'.- ..Air..eons of thirty ! , :israta , 0, Dehitiliev, gild ,t 4 40,N„, tart' e‘prrieo ce is Stricture- • 111 lice{ Hoard i t Charlotte-hoe C • 1"C" '. I. want' of ltic'em have lahoured under the awl gotoplierw' f ' el l , ~-, or f debility clones 01, t 4 . lir!'" k v gleaner' round .. I tT l i ) ra r d ' e 'li t c o le "t u orsei t t the AR ~....,tmum e v - 11 '" • t ~„ nwe''"'"Tve e•tnlvi ,, hell Mr. tsisrnso may he lino lied' i ry . Ir7 ej kr; Set rim:. Rev. litmland [lib's CT» erßin . " ItT' ." • e ' .."Teet 's 4reA" ' err.'" ' 41.44' IlriteMil h"44;.N41. gr: I;ei° L.'. ea, was irregular and i„. by „tmm the l'ablie are caeca withZ „ nliva t tim r •T: b c . . r „V d „e ; • !ng,"e- slur,, -1" ""4"1111be r* celebrator was liable to the pe- nipt..i.rr treatmeut have ruined thiruquols. gm 'the head, fate, jilt: b * Od h 2 .' 1 . 41 1122 " . [hits[[ , e;11f d tl it t l • iter ni t t r. . of the statute , an d, stilly, Thai the Panne! 21,,intlit:.1-.l.etiliiTl7llllc7icilildesi.i "aini"l". nileilli"" of 1 h 1". ' E ..._1 ;1 : 1 11 : 1 meh u . 'v n e . "I s n ri el llite l pu tru2r neTta n' tt " ; c l f ; ll:i t i l i sA rth st 7 le *.lla d 'ln . 4linr .., 4chuanlt 1 tto,ll7 • 4nah° , l4;llle 7 firliersfews‘l3lt.l • s i ' tad- lio d tahbralisi lii Irregular and iepideily marriage. . . treat the Theßol4 e in iiie euts , bivelliii..9 loth, neck el s '' u ' lnst.. ' . lot •ns • r 44 fitly trit•tolten , for • Tre:stio:.: h tli d e li • Y to eetsid . 9 female P li "" i g er Ing ° " 1 " 111- ~ • , 1. '. ,Tory "'fill for some limeietired, returned a 'urea, paws i t) the bead' and limb-, i mr " 4 nrsi . e " ' Sirit.. dict findin g and too fal2tl 141 l ti he tllll4lllo , Nosai woe. Nlrts-s..roottett 11Y ti • is tint!litheprii!r• as,. bisarrb, Pr_ t': Kiernuu, a Sectind and Isaprosed 'Alain of a Pr1: 10 swelted•aacle.. dic•• ere !,m toms ~ sioc h apnear sears efiet 111 AS. ii 174. " 61.7 " 7 1i t Y .t ergo =o. Pd c rim•r 4 ,„1,.':', 1 4- so v ind'ilrea4rally .bruiiteti.. . ..... •. : ..,.. , • ter , B by a plurality of voices the libel not rhemaation 4 wesknes,. in the•kt.ec.,. - n e „il7, „„ t i. ,i,i,, hours ; said 5 ,',1 5! .L„,VeiicTemi„ 1) „, 1 "et 40111 a" 3 ""`"S'''', '74 -. 1 No imam , five eitions ,,f or .c r ik e tteibei„ spe t -to ha proven, whereupon the ; Fennel was assoilsied sins. . . al3 . ench, filial .. dr, and . _dismissed from the'bar. The result of 4 4 ''' e ' s ' . . •- , , -.• 1 e .; ow, rowel-roust. • • • . , . ..-- s r ied.the.iitsuing 'rerte in the Court isflc•foK l• ,.n 41. ore e..nsulted dully hy .11 trvkv of ti,-..ote . 1....:0 el- - . -li °lbel...ll.°°"le"4 . ... •. - - . - of w hisk tags mit hinted .i n th e lota nstroreace of MA trial appeared to a ff ord much satisfaction to the 'ill eight PrerisdY i livid give advi..• uric, • • ' '- "" .. 1 . 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