The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-29 00:00:00

- - A1 7 .7 +WM/WM . ...r " k •• , - . . • • - _ ST.ITE OZAELAND. s . COMMON,IULL. i , . -,.• _, • '.. ,-..-.:, 7#O4P- - -; - • .•1 j; :.• .: .-: • :."!ssio'N.e. ! .; . 41040batiii Aen,:y ...pms iddlcata a . feel. 'lt . ‘'Vette ,3 40 .010 .• 1444.11411 7 11 V 11 .0 4_,Vkletetilla kin lag: cif, antsialgersa ;14 'the GoToffiewiat :,...'•., .. ~ f.. .. ;forth'. eleltionlat Ire . Sheri ff s, in .*sebUipii .4( ci ? , !,. in s ikdku. ~, . 11 , * tOth 0 6d: ,iih. #4l,,,k7it t ,- iCaalle,'Ke4..citrauss Sind stationer; sind4..lllsiteytt i ; WhiCh hive aiorrisof forth. Costiwy.Ortisperary...re:'•l A( . l : 1 111 14 41 * a'll,l4uelhel.S they heehtvitja theit bare now. to add that a detlAistiest:44-: filth 7th. l) ni.• 'Mors T i! " hf,ofleus`n+ liorviint the.ethee of Mete ' ...,] gyms .Guardt . the - Oil; rdsesiteeri??Sit :Pol,sl, • tuie the 4 !.. Lord *lei withdrew . tiller the • Hit iit* Cheshire:. Millie left town yeiterliny 'pars; f ee Ikroc2s o " 4l . ' ;:- . t .. the minte 4""140n. ••Atttlikr4llo .tialtrirsraAdis*. ' Mr. Ablormao.WxiOneaMe..feritaiiinsel: • . . . ;Mewing.. . seaerel regiments frowisi-otbor,:parie or Irelonsd - • off -.?the lie . said; be felt it iiic,llllo.. iritorto thris•• murk for 4libt. '4ll94 . o:lfiitbrbea ' (Presnan's Jikaultit4l4olg:tt;•.: *i•.•.•- .. : ,i ~ jew:lr#l4i,. - lie. h a d been,-yeoeidag shawl/4:60r, • Ctuttsscr.i., SEPT. .41.tist Monday, Wilflitii.L vit H ie ittrikii'llit hate been cir6, - t : ete d 11 Ini"k hi l n / 1 . 0 . 111.../,-, ~f this •tcpwit. sviss.:yobkilliyed by II •peritan i "1-"'"%. ;however, that thi ise:+stisi Who Was*: glsi wooled Wr . ight: a Praetor, to s oy'. pe,s,„ of be did circulate them, •Wiptilif.stand foriiisid ft , ' hes. upon smite persons In the neighboorhood- of . 0 411 / 1 111: hie motive!.. ItTforer.Pe noade'!".l flidiiit un.,..,,..v..piit and, it in iiOivb i ed, for wifet,,, took .cittniniihr, he would pit them. in . Posseislow . efibe ,- kit wife and brother with him. When. he aitrieed- • c° 6t r"L °f the cf!4,b , rimi4iiig . ii . P - 7., ....: ,- %- neat the place, three men arined, Oile Wtth It clob; ' w :..ith.e itfrl iild rel*lfi b . a mill i tfujig. egliefeida Za a II i- Wel*. sett two with hinetierbusses, otwtook Ind instantly reenlist; ;Ir. V l ,Jicitie-aciiiill*llViii y - ' . "-. fell upon him—they did not shoal Mm— that _wneld.: (!iennitig loit MAO . • .- 3 ...., -., • ' 1 have been the more humane kind of murder. .Thy}. , The Worthy.:4lersesan thew. Anima b0w,..)1a,4 knorkotl him and his.brother doein with the butt's et.; d i ms, , the card. was worded.; it vat, not thistAsC their blunderhocces, _and the fellolv, with the club ; ; *Mad consi d er hinnwit'highlY ktumtivede :bee Ithilakk knocked down the woman, while the two • fellows I would be. highly %moored, H et v i st i ff id . . t i t e n ,. : thfia.. with rho blunderbusses, battered Hartes skull-to' he never &thistles tcle!iii the 0,10114 f Sheri OA pieces.. William Harty was not . older ratan 42$ ;. hi s that he never•ivool+l , ',..iiit•hurbodtlte honnotAf bai l *: brother, a we lt deal yonnter, Made hit escape, and i by them.riected to-asocress . .-tw. tba Isilglo algatatian.o" got safe to Felthard. His wife, who iu *sin strip , their First Magiswaws and, as lie •Streoditnat:inow: g ird to sire him, and escaped these savages intrace..i titimibe had -a sight ,- .0. an4lltga. ih•C lie weald. Ala loooy, took up the dead body and convoyed it tn.i would enter en ita.dnatim 40•141 nt atiPartpollifiall the next cabin, where it was refused.edmittunee;-anki lical feelings,ned Arr Ani!Ati 'gat ji,uptica.to ali. n kr . --- -sr•fr- Whoeve, . het should Ikea day :lect.as4beriffsimigist' • weith as little effect she sought to procure A Car •for • „ _ . •___ __ . bt cellist lt Ow* ,Melia isipstriiitasi Mr., io order to bring the corpse to Clonmet. Ceps : -= , . • y intip , ilia. 'Wilt-orbs being apprised of the-occUrrettie„ shit tbW, desire of their officeithey weeld•ittie Vs liinfilii p o lice to the niece. An loquest . was holden by Mr, , pert, let them- be Of :what political fitly therttalibts 11111 and Mr. It) :To . • Co. otserc. the verdict-or whicisi . 41e never bad allowed -{militice !or, patty :to! inkiftrai Of erntr..e, is tis Wilful Murder against tkree. pitt ; : i lltith IA Megisterial duties;, ant} Ititt-apeet rsioduef VMS unknorox. Not a man io thb vicinage' could blivywas'the best' security- tcr tbents,Ahair.-thet sho.M of the inrioesi, which. ,ut,,neuee;,. lifteripe with hinvie Ibe.• , ltiehese eituutilow*Nedd got-te act rig' Juror eta I. .11th 't•• fr:4'''*‘- >''T ' .- - . 1 * . ~,. 7 , sity, was formed of !the Police; narty 7 a *ifi,.. iiiiri: "FP' tIel" 11 .P. bad the processes iti kw pic4at, 14-that pocket,cogi. i *ailed Ste . itte eird, - lee did itiateltinierstaiml . shot their -• , . .1 'iv isherlte.be eleoteck. t ifeciaiek asit' vamee-er Ability; Mb trir • . At a , hi. hour,onth. i ‘ latt of..itiondair.leffk,:',F4itett, iast-eithr ! ; wftil ii+ssiapdvilionlit, - Ageot Atrlblit. about 50-armed min ( MOO to Pnot-ii:Clipikve, itttiot, 74eatte. - ' AV. ffrtiiheitufitriti4cotsto sessoalatioliges fourteen . mites from -this oi! the Ki!keorty. reetk . .itict - Was resPht; '44.11- , bly7pl4:olp% l iviplaki, Apo - As aware 111 i the iahnbitartm in hie 'faithliii .ts lbw ~e,, s e ' Itaefe Mir sentrinimd , sett bis.fatiteriK -tlifer.they# , it Ids Aiii ! defy to .s.y • thietrikuoli;at wrra4es• : tile* to r 01411111 d., , latort of :11 system .eeeeted by the midnight _ . . connive: • - • . . ! twhatt were theinitifieinofihrolistribetor of ftessitads;. • Oft 'Tuesday morning, about eiglito'clock, a party whet/ter/he,' etemewed"ewhed;they cestabtly•tentied :.of armed tu ffi ans, with their faces blackened, entered :to ittjure Mm.: ••He thanked fleet lui the.. attentbsi the house of Mr. Smithwick, of' Luken, ,batariaeo . they laid Horned- to hies ' Kith, and concluded his Tipperary and Dundram, and.tunk away .part *it . s ..spestacemiditt Food applause. • -'. •-• fire 8 rms. Mr. Smith wick's,aoti being . tip bed.akliae.;'?. filer OASIS then .addressed .them, tett lamented time, and brllifir P tiOll4P, ant hp, seised a aaaakite, ilinesunprecedonied difficulty that had arisen le find. and put them to tight, not, bonnet., till he had ittg'iSethent %the• nomad toke.opun themselato the pierced tine left arm of one of the fellows wits ',hail. dodo% of the office of Sheriff.. Ile consider to • The rerjeont of the Wexford regiment, whom we 7ife! sleeted, to that office nag one of the highest ho. mentioned in our test to Mina been Severely woooded 'Vett. "'bait could-be conferred. en • any .pertton,. , but - of — ill - Vivi on :liiiitthe Livery) -turglitto csissider,rthet gamy per. . . .. ... . . . . _ • , _ rot! • ...Zi g. . •'t 1" A ;*. . . , • • . ,r,!1t.,"=1,, • . ." - - lialling upon his head, by ;Web his arm wu broken ; two others Aso- habookma Arms, _limn ,Ilto anchor Ifft."l; alniru-lert goddisVt - ... .",..- . - ~. ~...._ .-Aftegcoon thriogtimoreningnoti night writ tlifull y 1140 a. 'the immeoie 14141401 if flatus 'which . role siejeediiiity from * iniieli brilliantly illuminated' the litmospliere fur :a . ... very sOoshlerabla diatoms round ; the *lad moderating about eleven ettodt“ -... -Nelsoe's Prestmet e . Eretr_et-slO/, .S 10 " 414 1 , ibft:, Were to .a tate boar Igtelyded .with upectucots,:; B IIS9 • rest crowds sutriimtimil th e spot Whet* tl4fire tri4 . orinkihe greeter part of the night. - .' No' enact aim . cio Air Rives" ho* the" Ate (A gitated, but it is ispisoomi.that some of the mats or. lax, from being wet ; were heated, and4oally broke riot Istaftame. • • OLD 1341 . - • , 'iIIIntSDAYI Sir? , lialbetTiryler *el SC . HMI for , T Prinsoer had been_put on his tali Seisiorf, bet did nor - plead. It Wirethrt Jebta!ning rat ilf God t tad It was found He was again pill forward, and Sr and guilty, but remained silent. :Tie Comatose Snit, lan?. phonily! Prikeor refused to plead, from wilfulness Mar wsessimed him guilty,- and senteare eorkiegly. t . The p(!itit that, the Jun but they the Prisoner was mute from 011ttitiacy, tine of God.. • • • • • Mr. Newman. the Keeper of NeWente, •of the deahiets of the Prisoner, he Its , gtossihk to expiates •to him le .ater. any big. guilty or rot guilty. The could speak freely. Ilcbtated at that he had tee-iced p shilling from -hips; but it tw , ts trite impossible in at in ally other canarier,. the necessity aotgailty. 'The rat of the keepers orNoirkate, .Court. s contiraserklltisotatenurot. . Under these. circuarimuers, it pleadlhg Nag trdirtbe Otsiiatisa aasp:Pe „, Tbe - Priionerwat ortered In resale perplacit emeriti he food for. biro. Job Wit . * Rice was indicted I • iboniii4ier'sitiop: , • • • • -Tete (llrlsofflis Weiss teks,a, the tart osjiri tortirksellCr. was treacly ' defeiter,liesaidis that , if 0 0.,,, 410 "% t w.."b! was auy rote that he wa_ furestlafilt Ant Abut nha.rderbaged, • dustriors malt. The COMMON SER./PUNT put •PlidettliatnGkflatalle ,hit j defauce, have a very strange one. • •The •PWrs, fatted Vim guilt y of sithll++as POLICE. - .'• I —.6OP f. ' •- ; -,:- . : • ;'... 'll Querw-soumte. Yealwvity Joi n s Richardson Pies brought before M r: - Fa SLOT SO; 'by the•constablea 1 of St. Martin's, on a charge of vagracancy and beg gfni, marked with impostnce. - • ~,, _ •.• - Mr. thomas, W ithers , of Upper Atinr-strgett,l Onittobestittare, stuted, that es he was going tbrusgb . gi. Mirth; 4.,eoure r. : eht ilreceding thilfshiuf ei6. (Mock,: 14ir ittiiiooii ;166i ., ,ittAittal by a• a t : etowdilitflttliottoteltd,criii of We agar; viiii•ema • eels rging.tot bis distressits--withontas balf.prangitk' the•wealdo..er t atorriekol. bread to. Fat fidd ;..,isiggie ,kik, , i , gittltitd any, thing to eat for the tot two dirt, : Pit' that : he was dying fromhinge!. gr. W. dotibfe§ ihh story, ; seslig that the beggar irai-a-hire-O,6kM isahriiiiniiit tterfeeifibbs, 'hi:CAM :if the tattooing MOW. r' Be wis then takes ..48-• tisevatrictiAsese.issa Igor, 411eitti *thee thereesres, feenskeeolov-hissto mtge. pretty well filleiromiebitelhertewhilirti -, .11011 1 ,40 1 1- fertility laden witiwtat imed-daessad lamb and fresh' 4roia rep**,' tote of insanity. . • Jobn Thomas warroiWie guiiti mailprof *0 maim dr Grali t iiho‘ , Lowe was fogad washy of flow ithtlVlsiy Birtots"khuilad • Seine 'deg the Roisioiss ended, death was possolV On, sosottituri, om , e jsep er ske#l. , 1 0 4419 11 , 11 11.*WfTtlf 411, 11 01 1 11tPar Wert-rill F!. .• i t APOIKSOCIiItiVkr - • • • Mt.. Eisiitiarg awilemixe,,lvps_i *4 1 .4 tq 0414 • 0 him against sin* but "SO* INAVTOII.OAZIMIX/GL a lIICIUIgpeeSCII.' ash; Spas hreeght by is the maticidy :101uiflist$2,; ivarreitt 4 -ehatv4LwAti Ja --- kalesseads, forsitiding *ays4Viraii-horse Zift:hn Ekes ? for forgery g Jan!, 0 , --• liallfda4 'WO 'Wier. IllanisJ,Centt..4 l 4a. 114,9 1, 4 Pqlif,! t lik Wilton and James Ctirtis,'fae fionse-lieeakir far a rolptienrba Cleavers WElsvati , vs -nap Appliag , in a . shop ; Jnceb Moran,' fir a high...di. robber far is-like, , afretsee Joseph Skipni. - bee:it:ea nattal s 'j * the elites., by - virtosr . a committing a violent assaok on Ai person.'ef larter. ; . - • •- . Thercirargehehig-lieweedl thelaillonsir waive* sated for want of bail. , • . • - . • Ahoy Macdonchi., - .wmartright op, in the milt+ L. Branch, the •cemetable, chanced with steaks ci for eseitilling piewftpthallfeha Dehale, a sailervoi, the preceding night, to Angel street, St- Maidoo4 4. • •Shilf wee committed Areftweheoweeminstion. •;:-• Q t 4 - is4tAL - 4.,x--yeiteltfiy gefo o►drd to Tbitntaa Scarr, moo, roe - frootren years. Senrr4 Illoso.AoriTht c i sglo g.l P mxaazt.,l,l7 ~1111104:killia Remo", 44eitinati, Pace, JyVvil itayselb ; Job° 'aotsis,tl~, fostlEWO—iyoara. • 4 ••••• Tssettmlies tatotprisooell • Clerk ertsberr ea cleft; Tar Imps miays•Orlud4.five to be pabliely ea ped, ten_ k fi rsed Is. each. and glitch& vita,' dad eight were dischargetby trflls_Pdiptiroeo to the eft Mr wale** otnesiry ( riftlimparetilat velpitiaLi.,-;,1 • 4 looki " — an - 'was bitiighe:,-et4rii' -v air. 4 0rA N T....•14...itt. -,,:;,, .., „.... •er ' iio .incaletwh44.o_7o.67o. , 1 cleirisi :hew. .."106u......tati. Hrcnvi Y?Aygoluris Allin.ed:,*^3ll4, ;ionammak . • rist • • •w • • . - • • t•a. • 2/1. 'keeling * * feather led, e i g e g.. , . . his trial for (his offence io tire • It was then pet to the J, a u_; tlrilllck *llharlits• u ;toe; hind that it inn by Ike Milk.' •• • , I asked whe th er.* erns gain, • enrol ,the Jury • % that if wilithiess ntirsfinacv , esteem was pissed .on ery .. had. nee to try was, olf•tinacy, or froWthe visin u - ifeit t ate, arriidnr . ha had found it alsolniely rrannner, the necesur) of his Prisoner could ant read, but t the . tirne of his apprehelisinn, ore 11./pasS ktOrry the net f ur e to explain' to him, i'ty losisy of hit pleading pilly ar !ittlite, *lto were prt'sedi iw ~ the . Jury ' fourfil, that his not • - of Cants ani,not Irma with& pr o for ;stealing 'ante books froze f'". ..e •• Ir • MOM ledhold some of them y provek • • if be . hairkAithee them, no di( Was subftlef ta . et+ %shield 1E.,: riled, tit be,was nohow% ice. It it to the Jury; vrketherthh' ieeet, 4 whicla otherwise would . ''aleall4 e'nf'tten l iing twhei the st fate Goya to slept with hien. of stealing a watelfawl i oneey gods to learloigings. • . ended, vita. sentence 4 , Mealit‘; James. „ retell's, lasses liktlithE , dotallimrhooset ;oho llinilear I wo moony, for Burglary; . • 13itti,*".illi.• %tin rig,4ll4 , lkwy• !maftl r foe Ohm itkeasn; Tkotan touse-breaking; Pomo m ;be v y. *aft; John , ../tweefle our pti. Villiata ?fringed, far r.,irese. 'robbery $ •Kr v ; i t: i er t liele. Weterni, ;414 4 0. Pkresmer, ter itriereprietre for.life: • • ..f rue Pope, and Wes. Free. tillilies.l44ll, tenant', ElitAbeili Mali% lapteiel Hill. Omits Eitz4ll4lolll‘l4ii , r;...Eligubefs esiss 4 -10.1obleit,JOisces pee, z op, .J Tnotnis t, ..ttunet Ro.stens, soil • 1 1.. • •7 1 ••• • • # la the /louse or Corrertiin at imprisonment la Newgiiir'fi:r ely and fourteen privately whip. I discharged, two jedgaints re. irgedily protium:o4e IYI of o•3o.ber lipaj b ,• 7 Lawrence fir taitiligtrus • ' • '• . a! '• , Mielikett ••• 44144„i:••!• V N•44)flf7 l Tharjgday reriding...rn • the, tictnity Up,, gajtsg. 91p5 , 14 the Ne . e. me up io him, oneol' A,attlitined to .0y up tie anal her an' ` de . 'etN. , e'st • A and , k noticed 'down tit;; fel. r attacked him, 'he gespisl ipth ; fell 04.-the • IT. _ t at. the !V lid they ran. off amnia de ng • fnlin ttanitsig '111 , 1'140 him a' &144 kfaidge, follow them-, bit' on his if. his pocketobotiiii•contaisisc d taken.• . . . who apparently mat bare astir affidra ar Pr. Watson, s. ed whether he' was at how, the negative, he efferted derma, asked for pen, ink, JI t maid, concluding him An ;made 110 'scruple of Intim le she rent'tO procure min • T tern s taand he had put four is pocket, and a partatit 'au adjacent cupbosrd; with • the port of .•Yarmouth petted . visit, of. . eight large ont.•Piewe, ass their wily to s ti . . fishery "on oar co ast. Then isbottt 'fifty tiiil front the o be • employed in the slime t falfty.teall,of .Dutch sehai l l a • II days In the harbours and . • deviated isao assirat• ;Peel ev are infarrac4 that Dr. C00: 6 %. I IY Yettre sperience ii; Strirul^b• *trawls , Diseasee, hare eAnh'e•les streatoutei• Orem 1 air CHAPS!. Btarkfriars'.nie ism without salivAi inn or twin* the anemias of 'base Itilo4"1 tin hate cansisited illiierair per. lave ruined thou:awl , I'a ra ly, sore alma, month. n ri the wet, etiantish sun. id linos , . 6ElOOl* be, krises.. nodes.rit the ski , . ba .. _ repteitits hieti appear ' •'_,7; restriinninoti tante. Messrs. C 00 r" le from rhos 7 all ranks peopl e. onte* • uster..4 4 tiari.. oe Turin wo g lilt timbre o'clock[. 4 dot, resettles. dielogii 4 6t , 4 1,1 :c he hr il it ir att Cah rt irn"l of lloxton ocitiat . onret.ter,like, the fief,.lnhn 13 . ., in Norfolk, 10 Ml• 5 Cllsit!il ,,o , dougliteret the 'emelt Owe' at.' eh,A; oratory Gref.,^*"; ha laseks,•to gitilio*otiorty 01 ug h - Of al 11111,F.I) f).4 lh f n leer. nith !.f Ditieibar.. pt 1 Wile* VOrfRIC, after a sao , • tl It*rt. • red a r.otref.t, ‘liinchepter +goa, T le , eft a Jotor,'-daughter of JO* Calstline* bp,. v 00- !' • a. Plea, 97, Fleet-wee: • • • • r.. 4a ha aditil...nrat the- Croat. IPolletioaros, _ w edn ,, 44 1, 1 , t „,. 6 1 11 - 10 . - sa ll ow 3 100 1,4 4 , 4 4 Joao orlio.oria eligible to -baveleciett, was not -.Ai , to !reginient— d aliffays - boil-.l***efitetie e i tiOnilitUlPAi,f,.. o4t w as bI PPY n v4 ls ..ol°tw 'P rl q ms ' has lefts . ifo 1604 ftsit r Oittim Ale as AjoAitit 1 . 710,an orbool he one for foot eattv: *la oilli • --..- 4;9 ••• -' • -- , '• • • Nothing that has occurred here 1..0t *""Y'ra" pat, has perhaps o r.casioget - so nirpvsorsaises„retigh. rant any positive ibis truth, ns havo' she mortal remains biortgbt over by the -1 Thomas packol..from Dieppe anti Kouen to New., linter', on: Sunday last, The body, from the latter place, wn. hrnoght hither on Monday, and deposited • ut the New:Shii• Hotel, ineasell in a plain shellof w.tod, constructed in a ;wittier nnirinev,heirtgliquareat,,lse . .itod:„-aiid• gradually tapering to the other,• and with. oat any ornaments whatever; Weithtir sirewld but the lid was merely eqnfined be h•okTiarld • 1 down, small staples, so that it could be'remotedat pleasure. RAMS 64 .-- - • *,:5irite..270 , 4; 1 -: .. : .e• :..., During the.greater'part of Moltday, the prevalent - . . . .,_,.„i........., ~.,. , .., , ier. .. jm :, t r umour was, that the body brought over was that 4 1 ; A seam . if oat too . prelphist . now iimtei, Mrs. Mary Anne Clatite;.who , it haft been stated. hadliei,d'iti At i oot . - 0 4 ..t e .• fl i e morii•i i ; at erat . m ...__ l 04 , ~„. died at .Rouen ; but this was c on t radi c t e d towards the: ~ o ndu; the . g bai G iiii 10 issue mini ii, itiorbrigiiiag evening, and the corpse believed to, hi that of Mrs. i 'in the Mufti Istlynur, moered: cfnig .. - to' the ivid; s . Smith, the sistem4 the Dowager 6outtessaaf ' lltirr, " 1 Seho_se.cargo eensittetf of uPweribileif . 1460 boleti ;ef more and Lady Lade; an&iltis rumour then nbtained: l iii, : , ed , :ez ...., mi , ~.._,I , ..),_,._,__, ___,kl credence, finm Alatri knowledge that Lady Lade was I";,i sic gl k ii,72 4 7 n riec , zB; ta lug ri . ; 1 41 : 4 ' e Lr a o : d 1 , stnied hi -- Ti- .--- - -_. . _ . Af.t— foU4 . - N% MI the deceased,. and arrived here, acrompanieo one female iervdnt only, ow Saturday. Mr. Mills was the undertaker applied:to, whofurnished a very hand: some coffin, covered. wit h. black'eloth, into which the' shell, &c. were imm , ?diate . iy placed. The coffin-plate contained the following inscription Mrs. Letitia -^n- flied September the 20th, 1815, aged 31 had lapiry 'been rid - shore ow Ilieltoddeld4altds. from whence she flea Ramspire harbtkiie in a leaki*fiktit: ascertained that: a fire had Orr; deckS 'althnugh no filmes liediterheen . fiahlri U, - siitance was brotight froliedOiretrilhaWo fire saw: r unes • (one •beiongint ilown the' t Said ether - • Norrr.nn, - years." And thi;isaiee was given - iii and registered in the church obiteary here. The funeral took place early yesterdn niernire., the body being conveyed • the cheichyyaid fa a hintiie and four, Will sable gil _-• to the iparboor) "Melte ti the . ipet is very 'sheet tit.. Although Abe - irE way 'bidden, it was deified hieolsot# send proper to cut sway the Abilifonimeisseseittoolgiik- . At, hied to the chek Ist, _ ttc. and followed by one moorniog cosah, Itainitig Lady Lade, Mr. Taylor, said to be a re. shortly attee hie forecast wee cut air. being low - letter we le time, greet agipirehindons were conk .itng lathe of the deceased, and who came over with her remains from Rouett k the Rev. Mr. Carr, the Vicar.; and another person. The :funeral obsequies per formed, Lady Lade was convoyed in the mourning coach to the bottom of ChUrch-street, where a post chaise was ready to receive her, and in which, with , the female_ :Wends' t before mentioned, she was driven takisig the maetri? Linulon: s...faluck mystery seems to envelop this affair, Which fro, can only disperse r •and the Centlenian like; Waviest to us, intelligence- respecting . Mrs.. Mary . ;Anne Clarke, as previously communicated * sad which way d to ! him itt :the most serious minuet at ; still Continues a sceptic .0p Oast subject. It is pmisihle, however, that he meyhavo•hems deceived; but f.is honour find integrity have ever bettr itoquCes,. tinned. enterfainlid, the.. Svres'itessels,•liing. 'elm. ta her, i both loaded suleably, would' be involved in the I conflagration, and the greatest exertions 'were atierl to prevent - the flames hreakin'g forth by working the engines, and supplying water as plentifully es the le* tide *Geld- admit ;: tin tide' Bowing 1.0841 they happily iecceeded lit getting these' two yea • s as- away .iota thw oiler. harbour, and abbot six O'clock in the evening the tiro could no longer-be kept under her decks, but burst oat into tremendous. ie. i i . lume of flames, and- continued with increasing Tio r i lance until nine o'dock. this morning; the Towel be. I itirthest neer the-watees edge, several boats armed.' her were enabled. tiolbron , in a very great guantity i 1 of wetter,: which hd:tkedeab'ell effect of-eitingttisk.:J ha* the fistaSs• It' is generally hnderstoad thee she; bad upwards ot-1400.barieli'of tar . ; Atha 140 only I ,' of which were sared;;And'a few mats; the rem inteing Surcsnees-Methsesdey morning -Mt. Samuel:Agee, 1111 . involved in thiecOnitigration f• is the . Within' . of. 1)0 I . of the 13lock thfitit Ik-house, Borough, pit elm. the vessel was very flat,. it is helped that.lome dream* berrels riot) labia existence by hanging himself ip htti ewe, limy t yetrecovered nueonsomed, frOtn'thp #..-: parlour. The unfortunate man accomplished . 1410, i nto** of the tiro being extingaishe4l. fatal ntapose by 0414400. silk handkerchief 'round I ' Too much licaise cannot be giiren to the workmen - . his neck, and suspending himself from • pig in thg, belonging to the'! Teri as Well 'as'io the . Depety end :-... w aif; the peg, howerer,_ was not a sufficient ifeieht .sitopy other .isitiabitasit Of Ramsgate , for their yen } from the tlnorTnyiNgar:ol44.lptusing any weight oat .prolupt asestiofts in limping it under' so long, ea .- • the, hantlkerrltief4,but so detertaincd:sts.he on self:, fatriebittlt so prOnitele- that the sdjoieing two restos - •-• hit lege -under" - -: -: sioulA iiavi'aulretitil. considorible dttinsge.. ' - . , 3 _ .. • dettruc.4oll, th 44 he Asa drain vphiv leg! , ~,on();rerbtic. (0014 WO Peed, ja Ictorelipg- yokiare, ..3/Ve ar,,arviti.tkiaga • that. .04 of rh o ho e hill knees being within• tw . rt not insured; when she No ressonsan be aoigited for his committing this ; enter A ed the harbour. : *stria. workman was thrown overboard by a ;pat - "4111114i „.•• -•- 111•.- _ LAO . iloo eon. # _ -- - -was ling ~ .--.71 - - 4 0, : 1 .0 ~_' .--I_."# l + --tit_----7-.77- 7_ - . -- ., - ,:;:7 - ..f 4he F;dgevkLfll4ll4l44 ylia 'ill . i:4 1111r h•Il lea lillet Y 4 4 1 f t i the ed u 11 7 e . e .' . lie alluded to •thillf . S 4l ilia.fneiis%)qgs.,,,i,st'''F.ll4llo yir , a s t .e, ,lf .„, rol w i n th e:n• to o.pii impvvra_ iiride t fivi‘c-aw, When ii c rat,e.r . t , a . 5 , lel . I lie - Mo. .I.4Ellit4.l.l.4.3itltle..:"ca:initiNfo4rdUwartl;m:ll.:rd...ussivied-t-Itr' in t i t! a • A na : r t ) ;4l . 74 lll 4 i f . i i i! P ilto hi t w i e.ootivoffia, ridi i heen ith iso : t t . : l p , e7l .6. k f it su g c - z e l . . itioyg d ; 'if thoishould do blur theloUtoor Of rierlitig Lim tp ~ so i le,i4nesOoxi i ooxitlti .mis m 0 t the-of Ace of Shariti. he.% otild #tyroe": l ' l "luti" 9-I "s t " : 14iiiitti, 'll4 'Lag,' yiro oi..ittoet, - a c ti . d._otiso: .. • .. e . im '.',.:;; ; . 7,,bh:c-ehthhel , ,,t.":"llietr . 7 l ,c.tigii.„,in... v . • 1401111 t•IP 14ittitil."`I of the n i ' lli q .l . l ltiniFilikifl'Ol ?rie l irrit, Prel l . l 2l7:k TIC_ : ..tr . „.....! c i i m l e : ...wit t . sae of thtiot..lo.os , 11'4 could not prorhjso. - .10 vie wiiii-foaeorr•Sitwei4s. tit 'hilintopey.;...!!'e...UFil !et: 7 hr Int tl e , l _TT l A L P. ".. _.. 1 ~ 9..tt ern w s ooriage ' spleudOors butciridbe• non« toisoosial in rts`of JUNO?: !''' . 4 4 . ttr i !, i ! i g . f i jor ot ' NUl4 . l .. it . 'lli jioc!!lt _l ,. ~ I rtr ... f.4. 4 c i ti . t...ra.mapa, ant, 9 10 lift iy,. 1 lion - a i - Mid 1" 1 """ 1114 re " '''' ..!sl / 4 " lid.lw i t ♦ Olifilr- - -,( E u li rn 4- 1 ? ° 0•,i 01 #: . -"P.f.: ,r, -. :1, 1 ",-.1 u , l -i:.: 14 . • iiiitil ; the. ioini least tw.tioy ofoto. pr.i.for.oritz. . -. ..• -: woo f.. ,1:4 147 . ... , , , , ~..„......itia miii. t, atc._ . .._ tot , '.slur ..tritf sant whoowe !VW - .Dell, mod • Wis. 1.4...i5,- .+l.ct;_. Ci . , .nst•R' -314. it, tr.t 6 ,0901,, k in5,, 1 - 10 - 14 , ; el ' k . t6Z7 L : l' :;iiot ethiok prudent to -fo Clefli.wbrkei, Aver. o't bon ungointnesly /Motel I d r ...darTF.C ll .. - etiTl i rir . '" - ' 4 - :4'. . - i3i - - • "• ;''• ' • ' nauviat borne be inissed.hks appre‘ed of by the Court of Alderstaeo. . • •••• ...: . r. b iliv., ._. ~ . r ~ . i, ..: . ~,.:... ~ 7 • 41. s _wtoh.theyi0aina had ' Adjourned. :--- ''----'—'-" - t, ti .. •" , le , 4 : . i,. - ' ..'"' " ' . . •,' • • Monday a _person, w' vccoridtt - it - • _ .ouoirfitrOtrOvistitnce lately *F.. 0: Kinsekse,'SNictoit'Farm, at Charing-heath —A . felinightt igoi''bboat -nine o'clock, WE K. being iti theldeektim;fbeardasttight nose in the Ail bed;StroWywed tslifitr listening,'Mr. who,. wilWatiend, Wai sitting tit:the s windess,•saveby the light ofThe ninon something' apparently• iw [die swiftly *cress the •erchard, whieis he euppesed *as elnin from the cellar window', which had been left br ;he hareedie iriy puestie4 bet t s ight of est it it the end'et the Greberd . .' M. ii.'behig itbiarnt eil M this, riat,• avidieet hhthhottehterehig ; ehrieke led - Cries dittrehtlyiete Ilierileetdorhich site' exclaimed teat her ied'i voice . ; both - hvecoese. guinea pnitisoll !tress tido field to tlitenrie - xteeigh heesk:lthirre 'they' limed, their sea; Jeleti ••.-ef treed' some of the /*lasi known -- O nalter-street, micluired and being ausWered in business of great importai .siod paper.—The' servatit latimate,sof her master's, bins i!‘ the parlour, while kaper; and ow . her Mut silver table spool's id his fowl which Witi 'PA lb an 4ratas be got•cleer offi Oa Seadermorniog the t AP/Prised by 'the unexpected - frepch ftshigg-boats from prosecute the herring' fishei 'tes.els form part of Wind twalililsers Of 'age;jait taken at !Pita isikedl'ltltpieared, that in ids sleep , se had pm/od. eat - of' i chamber. wiodow,% rectum - feet Sigh,. and' diet' Mr. 'cud Mrs. ';ottgri,' the neigh. had i kfiisf - beerg, -- ediesh into tire 1. 4, WhOff,: - .1/ their approtcl4:l67 folvia *Joe! bey ikeetkreed tke IP- perri,';Whicii-orsrto *bidet: - Leet-ereek r .ebti . at lad . eke been for . woo ,;.:. Th OOF who ire lingering aivler nest feel a illeasstre when they r Itritt "rel Sariefilia V . shirty voi up to '-reiottected 1 - :s•sriltiici g the idea , Ott be had d kin pursued bf some ate - 10 .* taottet'lloirni tit tutee -), .art, kill'hitb. • • • - - • •• • Rati te rho Rev. Unshod whant•the Pnblic Sr* cured 11111117di Cr ‘..-4;111A • *MI barn fall of coin , near I **the. Inithitfon 'dams it Dai,hikettiStonging to Mrs. Ly . pf)ear i aiteoP'eft 'he "'el °r h. entirely daitalayalivi Ire, togettirt tiith * wheat, - a on . w h o 2 ,r e '7lZr, tPe s a ,, l : l . l :,,a, hay-rick, tiosilbap)4l4l6oll Of • Insfietitiiy.': The - lose noise in the ears. bwrilines . ta. Is said to aniginit • to mem no part ' t „died . Th;, turn, rim . its the head and • • ben t mailmen ht the, ire pyts,poiti l eped. by • a omen can'jtag a dm** of swelled nrciep, Ac. :41r irsulttm.- Ike Coale neritris barn. one Of which ' fell among aid *no otted • cobitten7lte ntatriStintial' lire weld ' two hill- ASO, thil pertiof 111ty, nelmes, 'OrNraPliwie'l'lrcire,/O"Uk litPi Any. muktiunony Toro**,,till eq. T e lt destroirerl.. T AM ' Ire, ! he eam " , 611 Privole rooms 1, 111.4f1114 over, but was alpoptiabed, without any nnterbtldaniage. At alto,, I:bideP. m s • Enrol Ike ; workmen at Cf 'Toll,. Was Psi! , kirk, charged with breaking info the cOunt4-.:liiliss • 4 .i.cnepi...o.at.7l;ainswira,Loure..(coa) of She Ca r roe-Wurk s, .and sjesling,ttotn•theigeiltit4 LeV b er. Bri sk li c..,..Gair t y. - one +eland - motes; 8011 guinea notosi‘ari'd 160 L tip Eo s i t Z4:l6: i Nro n ' l' u s g e t4 hlY( fire_ shilling 6044' pr, tht Kintardine'llink t :ttla a' Al brightiin, on ihe . 27th inn. Cantalerailde sun* ip . golcl . .s id si,lver,, anionic's - 04A o f 2 1 3 1) : ,"„ Paratlww,: lint k., were ahunt 51, in okl , coin brelow o viwoahe co p y •-•-• —lle list) ore Stliiing:bit`rofi.nfid of busineis ' but,, protiosa.,to,. that, iusiVon'TlAd and a person was • sank to watch. torn— Ile; urns Ols , ; settled :porebusinciiilnillbet'%, 17'irrirrl'A hrW.. .parr, 'et '4 . ...:4 7, ta 314 Jatilik • • - • ;` • . 11. V 1 6" leXin, under the nlettiiii ; 'the money Vias . de. tisf , ;not'gio!s . win} gifent to• t her, eve n Corn-, pany".-and'eoine at tie stoney Us identified by the Cashier. 4.1- .1 ,''' 41....:. . 4._ ..., ir 4 .As Peisinnvtlle. in the 26th it. 4- ifoni;'Vv 4 ti'renFtlv# 3 iiiii.. Win. nithaer ; :-'eleptis l pp BI ikiNP Avliffir, , ite• , painful ifinell, Sir Miorthaiit AI:I , 1 ()o the - 19 tb leo. ia Thayerait i . 211th your of be,. Airs; Solibb • I Semi. • • 5ar.... t rz7.... . :, . , . 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