The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-28 00:00:00

-•--- • 1,... ^ "' - " 44 110" : +.4r; •:. Fruit de 'LONDON AZ ETTE, D Er. 2G. • rereig4.oltee, Dec. 26. Hi* Itnys — 1. illihness the Prince Itegent, acting in the non* and lin the behalf of his Majesty., has been to.carts4 it to be signified, by Lord Viscount Castiereagh, • his 11ajesq's Principal !fierxetary of sote for romign Athirs, to the Ministers of Friend ly Potvetia ref:ding at this Court, that the necessary meassrpthay.e been tahen, by the command of his Itoyal itiglitiess, for the blockade of the ports and harbour, of t!o: Bay of the Chesapeake and of the river lielaware,.ln the United States of America; ' ; aid that from thli time all the measures authorised tile LAW of. Nations win be adopted and es oente,rt, shith respect to all vessels Is hicti- may attempt so si'etate the said blockade. • •_ • IV AR DEPAILTAI ENT. ;" • Douming-street, Dec. 26. of which the following is an extract, h.i been reivived by Earl Ihtliurst from General t:i.• Nl:ligals of Wellington, dated Frenada, Decent. bor IRV!. • vnelow Iltz return of the killed, wanndsxl, and toi.;:in;: of the 'mow in the opertttions from Salu motes to Ciudad itodrip. Conran, of I.Vminded and Nii+sing of the %nay ander t'se Command nf his Literlieney tleneral tier Marqui s tingtou, h. 11. in the operations from the ift;t to the 1 1 ,1 h •orem er, 1812 • (.emend 1 missing. Dragoon titianis-'-13 rank and file, 12 homes, missing. 41,:t I).agnott tinirds—Y horses wounded ; 3 Holt and file, 4 horst-• ,)rag: tittarls-- I se:leant, 11 rank and tile, 9 horses, • Ist 11ra:omits—I rant and file. 1 horse, wounded 1 trumpeter, rank and tile, 2 hOrorscosiming. 11:ag:tans—,1 rank and We, 3 horse:, . Oragsr:rns rank am) 1S k, !lines., ti Ir - i.e.:in Iletig•ents-1 rank and hle Hosittle:l; 3 rank and tile, S Itor•es, nit-sin/ Iles 'sighs 1/eag,ums-11sirses killed ; 1 rank and Ole is rounded; 1 rank aAd Mime, missing. L'ib Ligat 1/...tpsons—i rank ai.: liic wounded ; 1 serleant, 3 Tank and file.:; horwo• , IM. Light Dragoons-1 lei t; 1 norm sin ro deo. • lidt Or* I)rdrssow--'3 hor-rs killed; r ink and tile, 3 horses, inthsteded •'2 swat .end tit.; :idiot-a-, mussing. 16t1. 1,01 Draiinon, horse no ; 9 rank and file, 2 la Magoon+, King's (ieramn Legion-2 rank and file, 1 horse, • snrsir4r,. 9d (Nan. Oisto-1 horse killed ; I scrjeant, 4 rank and die, Writes. 'lO4 Hassan, 1% s German Legion—b bones killed ; rank rev* BM, 1 horse, w minded; 6 rank, and die, ti horses, nsis•itrgi. Id 1/ittn, Vito, --1 rank and file, II bore's, missing. 49dtllimst„ IM Ilait. -1 serleaut killed; '2 Lieutenants, 10 rank *4 isle. wounded; li ran!: and Ole inh•sisig . 514 Fact-mil Captain, killed ; 1 serjeant, • rank and file, w4th mind. 5:s1:1•'oot. 14 llatt.—l Captain. 9 rank and file, killed 2 Cap tains, 3 serjeants, Yi rank and file, wounded; 8 rank and file ti o• P'•aitls. Ist Ilatt.-Iscrjealit, I rank aud file, killed ; 5 rank I{,lll %1V111.(1.1.1. Alt.. F. 111:, Gat. - 1 rank and file killed ; 5 rank and file W4rned..3 : 1 drummer, • rank and tile, miming. .:541ssFam,:doi Wit. —1 rank and the s.o 'tided ; 9 rank and file, ttinpng,.• Ist EAURatt. King's rlertunn Legiost-1 rant and Eln, bisect ; VCsit min tile wounded. 91k/two, dine.---5 rank and file wnunded 1)n ke iSrui:suick's Light Itilantry—t tank and file killed ; !I rank and tile woun•led. Bdirtan -2, Captains, 2 set: ro u ts. i rank and fik, and 15 hosses•-kilksi : s Captaisw. lacuteu ans. i seripsMS, 06 rank and file, ) horses, watiole.l; 1 General Staff, 9 ardent's., 2 drumniem and trumpeter., 105 rank and file, and 50 h,orwas, messing. . Poe-roan sac -1 Entign, 36 mak and Me, kill4d ; 1 Lieu* , nava, I l'aisigu. 3 wricatats, and4o rank and flu, wounded; 66 rank mid file, mi•sing 'fetal Brutish anti Portuguese lo+s-9 Captains, 1 Ensign, '2 terjc•ants, 49 rank and file. IF) horses. killed ; Ca trains, 3 Lieu tethnts,_ I Ensign , serjesants, 126 rank and file, Whorses. wound - eit I General bluffs 3 *cricking. 2 drummers and trumpeters, l''2 rank and Mo. 5/3 horses, adoring. (Signed) S. A. f3oolli AN, D. A. A.G. Naittra of the Officers Killed, Wounded, and Missing. fits.s.nn. illarrisg.- Cato. 111•Cahe, Ms: rem iawnt; Captain henry Dawson, 32,1 regiinent. Ist battalion. pfttrt!.. vas!. -Lwign Joa Jose de Arereda, 20th Portsigncse regiutent. wowintO. ltr ertsit:-Lieat. nehrge Itidennt, IA Foot, Ist B3tt. severely —ll amputated. Mollie. ditto, ditto, 'li!htly. ,Captain .f. 11. t'sterie. ;') , .d ditto. ht Batt. ditto. EllitAiti Thomas T. Fuller, ditto, ditto s severely—not dan giviresty. • Pertivrotiver.— Ensign F. Pluto de Castro, 18th Portuguese Regiesetit. tdightly. Lieut. Gabriel de Canes Lista, 2d Portuguese Caeadores • iittenvit. i i ir4it.-Gette.ral the Hon. Sir Ilthiard Paget, K. B. Admiralty-osce, Dec. 26. Copy of a Letter from Admiral the flight Ilemoornhte Sir .tuba • Borlase Warren, Hatt. K. a. Camitander Ia Chief of ids Majesty's Ships and Veels on the North American htatien, to ' Croker, L. dated at Halifax, 18th Nnttent- her; 18:2. Stit„—i beg leave to transmit copies of letters from Capialit IVhitiyates and Captain 4ir John Beresford; 1 the former giving an account of the capture of his Alli•sty's brig Frolic, by the American ship stoop ,of war Wasp, after a hard contested action ; and latter, acquainting me'at:ith the re-capture of the . Frolic, and of his having-at the same time taken the Wasp,both of which were co '<tarred to Bermuda by t he polc‘i: , rs ; from whorico I shalt send further particn tr. for their Lordshipe information the momeut I et,.l Warn theta. I have the hononr to be &c. (Sieved) JOHN BaiLASE IVARILIN. Ili4Mojr.ty**.,hiss Poirtier'', at seas Oct. i 9, 4+12. .. r •ift —it is with the'moslbitter sorrow and distress I hove to rdport to, your ci,ellency thP capture of 11:s M !jest . ) '3 brig ,4c4a41c,04 the ship Wasp, he- i longing to the United eijattinuf AUteric.4, on the [bin • Instant. Haring Haring undOr'cikviir.ifte homeward-bound trade him the Bay afliontleras, and being in latitude 36 dog. .)1: end 64,deg. ',W. op the night of the 17th I we -were evert ican ,by a most violent; gale 'Of wind, In which the Frolic curie -away.lier main yard, lost fitter topsails, anti s ung , funsia topmast. tr t On.thontoruing of the Ilth; ci syo'nfere repair lbe:tlansages cost s ( ) it In the storm, and. re-at %ling the scattenr4l4l, a'suspicious ship-Came 4 ; otgitt',. and gage .chtee.tei she convoy.. i. 'rite merchant Alpo 'Ceatianad •their voyage fore the.selott tincliirtol,lnat.the•Froki,c dropt act aw' ttisted tilrehis Celesta, in order; to decoy stronger .nts.cler,lior .gans, knd.lo give tine fur voltiay to enrape. About ten o'clock, both vet ;,being within tisk we lasted to the: wind, and `battio began. The tuspeirlir fire of ear gun! every relists to,Ozpectits speedy termination ' favour, lb" :., 7 ;ice s :ffn beed - ibraes-being shot a aril then be ivied- be 'ate laittit-ralt, the - - Gregg Also stated, that in his way out of tow n Le went As usual clown Kent street, and soon after I.e Iteo passed the Prisoner, Milts's, house, he rui. si i the parcel belonging to Mr. Woolley, as e „1 1 89 another parcel, which had been taken out at the itick of his cart. Csollipobourn, Mention, and Goff, proved the things produced and claimed by Mr. Woolley to b e Art mf those which. found in hed.,",,, , and which he heti said were his property, and that h e them from his' brother, w h o lire , at l it la yi 'd r ght7p. ivei fhey were. 41 committed tur farther tiza atniustiou. • HATTON:GARDEN. sitchtT ail A-AIRE di , COALS. MEMCMANT, Q UI TAM, T. EDGELY AND CoMp or y„ —Ott Saturday last, the following important elesd came on for bearing ttlitis Office, before Mr. n it: ToN and sl.. L INIK , N , the sitting Magiorates, on two several informations. It appeared, that un the litti of October last there were sixteen Liars taken out of one of the coal wsdsr • esgions of the Dorm,„ dents, et a house in k.sy-street, Cierkenwelt, where coals west just delivered. Offiveri stated, that nine of the bags awe only Lour feet t wo i nc h es ja _ . • • • ', I iii ' •?. • • c. if , .. i ..r 1 . , 1 . 1:j• t , - . r. . , , l lli ..,' 1. 1 •„, •(' . '':• , • ' I l : ' 1 i i t .. 1 f I.. r i r i • t . , , 1 ' .• i c . c I 1 ' • t 1 '4 . •.: i • el , 'l, I 'l*. 1 . i 1 ' , f 4 1 1 i I t i' • I 1 1 . f,' . .. 1 tif r i 7 HI • i .. i 1 / '.' • 1. 1 ' t 1 • ' 1 1 :' • , t • . . • 1 . , . , '. 1 t ---~-.- TITE STATESMAN became unmanageable, and the enemy succeeded in taking a position to rake her, while she was unable to bi ing a gun to bear. • After lay ing some time exposed 'to a most deem . . the fire, she tell with her bowsprit betwixt the : enemy's main and miten-rigging, still unable to re : turn his file. At length the enemy bearded, and made himself master of the brig, every individunl officer being ' wounded, and the greater part of the' men either killed or wounded, there not being twenty persona remaining unhurt. " , i A It - hough' I shall ever deplore the unhappy issue; of this contest, it would be great injustice to the ;,merits of the officers and crew if g failed to report i that their bravery and coolness are deserving of every praise ; . and I am convinced, if the Frolic had not been crippled in the gale, I should hare to make a• tern different report tb your Excellency. The Wasp %%RS taken, and the Frolic - re-captured the same afternoon, by his Majesty's ship the Poictiers.— 'tic/. fr - I cannot transmit at POLICE. G uiLDRALL.—On Saturday last, James 1C owlins, discartled servingsmau, WAS brought'before Alder men Wool), the sittiug Nlagistrate, on the•fullowing .charge • _ George 'Ward said, that being a person employed 111 the collection of desperate debts, be always kept itgiet,ioOk out afterevery , suspicious character as be passed along the strea. nappening, on Vurs aay evening, to be coming 'doss n Holborn, lee' raw the Prisoner holding something mimic:it:lldd the skirt of ,his coat, accompintied• by Stevens and Howard, two reputed thieve*. lie observed them to call a coach...from the stand, end put, somethilig into it. The coach (hove away; the witness fol lowed, .and with much difficulty compelled' the coachman to stop. On searching the coach he found a large pane of plate glass, evidently abstracted from some Gentleman's carriage. During the search the Prisoner had leaped into the coach, but neither the coachman, nor he, would say in n hat manner the Vying septet, from them, prevent a list of killed and wounded. Mr. Charles ey, the first lieutenant, and Mr. Stephens, the Plaster, linve died of their woutids. glass had COM into the coach, or to whom it be lone rd. Upou this the witness called a constable, turd drove the coach and its inmates to the Compter, detained thr is Act of Parliament, and 'die remaiiiiiing ! length, insteat • l of four tee't six inches, the size re. -- - --:----- , where he ... .4111 ft. le Prisoner. -• I bate tfitk *booed . to tio, ate. , . . roWRINYATI . :S. I Know lies maintained, that he called the coach for scr i be d by seveu only fot.r feet - . The informal . ° To the Ritlif Hoomwahle Sir the purpose of accommodating his wife, of whom he he h1 : 1 , e .: v ,,i .: d u cti r. let g . iy s h person. .o,pposed, with peat'abi. .et• • .• I • J. b. Warren. Bari. &le ' a w 4,S sab.ei. len various grounds. was remarkably fond !sell a ride home d -His Majesty's Ship Poictiers, at Sr* Oct. IS. I , . t h at his i nothing of the grass, nor had ne . ueep alt the cont.' c itiq am s p li„ ..v. douse St n,-I lieve the liotour to acquaint you, patty of reputed thieves. • Majesty's ship ender my ethaishand, has this day !sty, the information, i • captured the American sloop of war Wasp, of twenty 1 Upon this the person who drove . !h e . coach's* ho' wins, Captain Jacob 3onese and retaken his Neje& , ped forward', and-heeped immeasurable abuse (matte . twee matters of form and of substance • •It ty's brig Frolic, Captain Whinyates, which Ilse had Ward who bore the whole with . hperson of 'George , . ~ commune that although the Act had wisely guarded the paw' captured after an action of fifty minutes. L have extraordinary meekness ;, and when the coachman. interest, and the Bill had butt sent to the cote.n! e thought it my duty to collect the Frolic's convoy, : became breathless, this illustrious gatherer of des re. ei. :5 1 chants for their opinion of the clauses thereof , * yet, and to see them in safety to Bermuda. rate debts took the o tortuitity of viudicating his r ea PI there was a defect iu the mat erials selected for the rte. character, by relati n g the history of his own life. lie , • The conduct of Captain Whinyates, who I regret g au,asutement, since it was quite clear that the least to soy is wounded, and of his crew, appears to have was one of the most disinterested creatures in the pass ib le d amp ormu i st u re a unlit contract and , shrink . been so decidedly gallant, that I have bees! induced world, for be had dragg e d notorious housebreakers these bags. even 4o less than one month, the time to continue him in command of the Frolic, until before the. tribunal of justice, whore he had them prescribed by the Legislature for the bringing fur. your pleasure is known. .. . sentenced to death or trausportation, without hope ward such informations, and still mare so in iiiiiie I have the honour to he, &c. ~ iof fee or reward. Hie accuracy of leformation, and than two months, while the present informatioil !as . (stenea! J. P. 1311t1.SteltD. i his virtuous persererance . in the derection . of .tire hung over, and the bop remained in the hand s of Admiral Sir J. 13. WarIVII, Will. , c worker" of• wickedness were altogether unimpeach. K. B. Commander in Chief, &e. the infortnalits and officers to make 1 s exi etii Reit I able, and so thoroughly was he convinced of his Idmiralpi ()lice, Dec. 26, ISI 9.. : • , la wn talents an d • merits, that he bad lately made an upon them at their discretion, without tiny saceica Extract of a Letter from (;aptain Broke of his Ma-jests, Ship i . . for such latitude ii . • • by the pct fP l • heno ar lament. the Shannon, addressed to Admiral Sir Jolla nodose Varnes, application to be enrolled among the . 1 ' ' Imu on Po- • • Neither the rule !ter machine used - by the Deicers and transmitted by the Admiral to John Wilson Croker, rote, i lice. These •truths made his character buoyant, Ills Majesty's Ship Shannou, at Sets ts could co r rectly measure these as this distint in. • , • 31st Oct. 1 / 1 12. above 1 . al l th e aspersions which • the coachman had cast terval ; tor had the Alagistrates jerisdictlon to lee •• ' upori it I have the satisfaction of informing you, that the i • - . - 0 4 ,1 ' to the extessekre sought for. thirry.t woootinds, be. . e t ? s • t hat sit' diet*. - squadron sunder my orders this day captured the 1 1 4 . ' r. Alderman ',ORD sa id , ulnie r i na f orty % w ag . t i.,. , . . . s ; eac h celectlve nag, their power '['horn American privateer brig, of • .eighteen gnu% ; eminences of the charge it would be impo ssible ~ to t ° e • being limed t e t sent et twenti rcitinds one . long nine-ponuders, and one hundred and forty men, I detain the Prisoner, : dismis sed , a• ' tbenefore be waisdiitrts f. 1 .1 nor was there penults, any 10‘ that midis! WV informers to quite a new vessel, upon her first • cruise; she was ; t e r a s wita t i le admonition. • t. . . . . 0 split seek a • , . • as this intn . twki **several in. three weeks out from Marblehead. . ; George. Ward applied to the Magistrat e for are- formations befere..•the .'+‘‘lagiatettert i Wien .the Act ' muneratio* of kis. ensinetit,serviee• to robe Public,,in o f p ar li ament ,t eg i te d- • -b , .. 4 44. - , , • ,Ftic , 11.1 N Klll5 VIC Y EN 1. A RGED. • ' • t detaining the companion of Melees. bteveus and riQ„ • •G. Laing, City-road, merchant, from Dec. 22 to Feb. 9, sit 1 • courts at 'esttitinster. In .till his , , • Guildhall. • i Howard. • - • •t• -- • - • objections ,Mr..F4gely cited St Calk 'decided by BANKRUPTS. I . Alderman Wootainformed •hinit, that such gmtuie Mr. malowi•a4,:r Chairman . of the Middlesex T. Horton, Shrewsbury, tiara-draper , to surretoder Jan. 14, , ties were altogether untommon - e What he . seemed to s • and de ii• : 41 , , a , ...., ~ ~ „ IA, ren. 6, at the George Inn. Vortfounpton. Attornies. Masers.. 06 91 4 1 141 'agile VIIIINVS eeserren any Kindest". Loorosh'sind.Austeo, Gauy's inn; oast. Slr. Hones, .be an active mem b er of the commeeley„ he might eon = ... , ..„ Freels, Ile hoy artkeritint, p Alm ' fee Haar their ,et . ? • North ouptuai. . • . sole hinutelf with the Piece of Pieteglaisi which nee inot i vestoere iu de.. l , l e_. • ce siar feed' sier could • • • T. Mitts, s•tadlsla, Rent, ship-littildo.r; Jan. 14, 9, Feh. 6, at ,1' Jo, y ..if , j , `thy Bell he. Sandwich. Attornies; ate. Mgl4lllll, Saudwich ; body laid claim to. . . . .- •t •. • • • • the eacuse of weitieg Jef ,l udo lega s qpiniett of Mr. a u d.m r ,,co, i;g4q uad witte.revan, tawc-street, Strand. demanded`, . . i 'lle coach now cam s ? forwart3eetit3 , Gurney on a simil,ar e,uestion suStifit` the delay of . 1 13 eiridar, Kittoo-in-lAildseY• taile" l " 4 4ire• iftMer. J4i4 i 1,80 1 his coach . hire from; George Ward; which amounted heeriog elle Present . Cc h. fi, at the Angel Inn, Glitlflfultt4ifirri. Amman* mews, e iofermation above doable the , • . FR. a.al J. Nicholson. Briggs not Messrs; Leigh, blas t as, ands to two - shitliegse span which be , was .a d mitte d t o A • putted presctibe4:by.tbe Aft iir Parlittrateo.• •He !Leitt'a, New Bridgworeet, Blackfriars. , ' partnershipin tut plate glass, and all potties departed . argued upon au allaNrj. ta the Pannej.ayse in this e *E. Reehee, Winn', Statfordshire, truiltstet-; lan 5,6, Feb: *l l r fied• ......., ... i. rit the Bradford Arius; Iveisey 'Bank, Stalltabliire. Attunri n IS . . ; case, due. them slseultl,be..but one ittierMation here i Messrs. hinderley, Loog, mid Aasses, tkay • s lan; and r. A,. Aunt damsel, incased of narking -vitidnight vi. : p rescribed, s i nce, nut t er : die orame. La s, the kit. i.ssuart..Bilston. • • l. 'and with all. .`'• gits near t e • Cherch Of St. Danstat ~ P 1 R ,Wouil, Harstich, llsberntan,'Jan:4, V,' eh. 6, at ilk •Fikre.!', . hag Aug hare. ou 00A. doy, was i . ubjectita' to the 11 Corps lon, Harwich , Attorniek Ale. tasiiihrum, Hans kh ; mak, 111 3 Yaung men ids of their 'feats it the ~„ by _the , els . , .peoetee.,..e airs. ikodi i _l(:sfieearty wore not duly Slessr.. Williams nod Brooks, Lineolo's Inn. , cornet . s of the streets., was bresidt ., /erwerd by a St.. ons ufi tt a r a nd to no I t igh er p e na lt y zi t s taw f i fty J. !lowers. Siockrxt, cotton-apionyr. .lan. 21. 21: Feb. 6. at • Dunstan 's watchtnatt . This goeil,grea t tere *as in the . ' the. Warren Bulketo Arms lOn, Sthekikort. • Anoraks; Alr. : - Baalleiey, Stockport[ stud Messrs. hillise sod Parry a 'fiople. i habit of •istithlug h erse lf 'Reny M.... 4 4 h . 1 a fter rI eh .•° - n, a e w u . the , Itr. Toteue, on considering Act of - Perth. se. crouch, King-striet, Borough, ;mister, Jam 2, 9. Feb. 6. . she sallied forth to the stretes,•-alni•alasened th e " e ' 'meat ti4.thi bservid that he _ofech doubted at Guildhall. Anoraks, Mean. Harvey 'and Hamel St. He. f 6 case,,o ~, ,_ len • s-place, Bishopsgate-oareet. . • ' I tout members -of -every family •by her pranks and whethee i the Informants conitiptoceed ter any higher B. Leo in Bishopsgate.strast, jeweller, Jan. 5, 12, Feb. 6, : boisterous merriment. The good people of •Yleet. . penalty, In this case abed forty shillings, for one at Coitetiaii. Auunsq, Mr, Paterson, Copthall-court, Throe; , had been familiar with the clamour of her I s t r e et,, b I • • and tb case ' was , bath important and ag,ou y ; as 6 morin-ttrect. }T. Prickett, City- road , stahle.keeper, Jan. 4 , Q, Feb. 6, at 'tongue for years; and mothers silenced their c , hildrett " • difficult, he wished farther time to consider it, and Guildhall. Attenfey, N 1... %onion, Salisbom-etreet, Strand, ', by pronouncing her name. Last Sunday night, she of course must direc,t en mijournment of the u hide c. Harper awl J. AP Whirusie, Camperdont u-honse Soon's- ' pe rceiv ed G entleman fields, Southwark , blacking manufacturer ,, Jan. 2,5, Feb. ti, ) a young as stepping into a coach, : procee di ng . . • till next week, with directions to give' , iat thoitolhall; A (townies, !news. Stmttott and A Ilport, Shoreditek. upon which she skipped over the pavement, and.: notice to Mr. Capper, the third Magisttate, to at.. 'l', Whituell. 'Aro-pool, master mariner, Jan. 19th, 20, Feb. locking her arms round his waist, commanded him . tend the final hearing.-Adjourned. • ;e. at the Girlie Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Seep- , hard, Adlington, and Gregory, Bedford-row ; and Megmi. 1 ) al. to take her home with him,. for she was e. girl re- tent and Topution, Liverpool. • 1 markable for her humility in the p re s ence of men.- A • Dmikerlev Pit-Bask, Oldham Isurcathire e GRAND Foot Mace. -A foot race of two miler, faeillfer. JAIL 1 4 1, V , F e b. g s at che s ts! 1 „„ , m u ' is , -. XV T he Gentleman feeling himself. the faugs of 'which excited much interest in the sporting world, taroks, Mr. llesiop,_klastelleoter ; sod Messn. Wirth; Faint! a. female, whose breath sent up the effluvia of a dozen . took place on Sitturtlay, agreeable to appointment, I thank., and Clarke, Waratiwd-roort. ...II kinds of gin and compounds, commanded her to be ed W. Jackson', Ilinckkev„ Leicestershire, hosier, Jan. 90, 31, . 'o ' n the Lea Bridge-road, between the eelobrat Feb. 6, at the George tan, !Buckley. Anoraks, Mr.'Ware, gone, up o n whic h she set up a:lamentable howl that ' Abraham Wood and Carter, the pugilist, for a con. Holhorn-enurt, linty's tan ; and Mr. Jarvis, Ilinekleyt ; caused the rattles of. it dozen watchmen to spring..: siderable stake-Cregson, umpire to Carter, atil J. Munn Prestwich. Lasteathire. cotton-marenfacivrer, Jan. Sh e was taken into custody and in t h e watch-houte.' •wide 13, 16, Feb: 6, at the Bridgewater Anus. Manchester. Attor- • s Captain Hinton for Wood. .Carter had been 44454, Messrs. Duckworth, Citippiudalf, 'and Denison; Mance,- : she employed her tongue, with ex,traordittary a 1,1. et .• ort te. i Wocelthe two miles; and to receive a !oil ier. • " ' •'i viry ifl derieling the watchmen,. and .tb.n efforts. nr : L_ deedbu t li * friends paid forfeit, and another AV. Allem, heading , Berkkhlces barge,hstilder, Doc. 29, ;OA. m • yards, la 11, Feb. 6, al doe Beat laa.. Reading. Attornies. Mr. New. • the agosteetee . ', She was permitted te,deparf t vile ~ •. .t match was madefor b in! to receive the 150 yards, Rad .. berry, ► Reading • ; apd Mr; &lutetium, New-square, Lincoln's cause the yoong Gentleman who gave her m charge !. te run o ff band without training. Neither were in i tun. ' did not appear against her in the morning. .She.wtse . •,. . They started at two o'clock, Carter i J. R. Thompson, Ileuslet, Leeds clothier, Jan. 97, 29. Feb. 6, at the Bull and Meath Inn [. re els, 'A (triodes, Fi r. Black- heard no more of till Friday night, When her weit.".' e * ""'" ° "• baying taken his 1 he mid 150-yards in adrance. At t d burn, Lee& I and Me4,Syk l et and Knowlits, Near Iltil; ~. ktiown voice.reachedAbe cars of the watchman of St. - f the *- fi rst mile. Weed had gained about slaty yat 1 R, Pester , Rtixtel. owillarr; 1)re• 31, ,tag . al Feb. 6 e 4 4 Lim Duetao's,• whe took. her again into . custody without_ ° ' • • next half mile he malt! Roomer Tavern. lie aid. Anoraks, Messes. Whitcomb bed • ' ' ..- ! - I,' upon his adversary -in the • . narter - of a milt • King, Seeilun's Iz e t4 i l: 4 l , 3l 4 : ;o l 4 s at retnltli, Cotrii-steret, grhtaL • , say scruple, :•• • • . - ' ' i et t more proemes•estd•leheis with in a q eivewedettstehilesedlieraleilw , .; nkvanecabto look big old matron, ,appar'entrf n more than teeter 6,7,, Fen. 6, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton-le-Moors. , A t.% _ ;of distance, Carter was not . :It,. ' Messrs. Kay nod Bolliog,-lioltoorle-Aluors; and IP. to , snegroxisaby the rigour of ter devotional habits, _ vents a head ; but he had recovered second w•ikil, and Parry, Temple. . . ~ • , fl rot: of a appeaeid . inibelmlf of the Prisotter,,, and set foith, as caarter of a m i te at t i e S. tient. Junior, Callous, Hampshire, Jan. 29, 1; .Fejk.fi, " we ll ea a hallow religious cough would permit her !servo" . 1 d - the tateh by about at th e Minos Hone, Rooney . y Atturuies,Messis. Szutdis; Ifof. ' mite in five minutes, ,an won -e toil aial Rourke, CrainCeourt, nitet.striet. • ' . . ,c: Ai Ousted* daseeel was one of the best and tenderest • six ~ ,but Carter • t 1 awe. Betting 2/44.eveit at starting , ',Runde t'pper Seymoitr-street, •grocer. flee. tO, Jashft s beertid, girls in the world. See., lodged will, her , ,_ Y. .. E.+. ri, at teolittan. •Atterneal, Mr. Owrke, Ifishopsp,te-4ttr- ikrod i WA n r chute. _ . urtured bar .as her pee, child. Many. ai ' rse a 2.0 %Ili %ioi.ot. found Box! ec.-A pitched Vitale for ape . ~,,, iv, C ropley. Cambria's, harduaremen, nee. 09..9ans A . virtuous lesson she had given her, and she had f ought on (71 1 n li c Fete 6, at Gaildharl. Attorney, Ake' Blacklost, .14100.stfech e ar t p 9 sseo neas and a suit or clothes, Was . . . sed of eesraordittary enteral accomplish. . , way of• Christ. Soho. .t rda by r i Gointooti, Middlesex, on .ea u y, IL Paine, flafroa-laill,• Holborn, brazier, D. 100'"Jitek. A ! 'mesa°, that ' t met her 'tstructions half way. T 11( gri mboliite, b etween Sam Gainer, a coachman , Feb- 6' at Gall4ba ll ; Attorney , Mr; Tame. Aahttrafrotk ! might have hor . 110%8, lot she was a swee t child. m ast . ea ._,hours awl s ilatton.gareen. -.. 4 and liordinee, a natigator. After two _ 4.ese; 1 ale odd woman. wept bitterly,. • . . 4 • • ' * thout science, Garner ; J; Hair NoTth-stk•et, Westminster, .nserchad, Jam. ~,tx , ~,,__ li . hting ea cepfesied that !hp hsnl • hair inost resolote s „ . era feature , Feb. 6. at'ottelliale - At Miles, 'Messrs. Witkieseueateeetresa: :.• • : LUV Youlleats eine n -herwil. ' • ' 'eisMe 'tf victorious: In this combat el . , a ,! wood, glided-strart; 4311#11044e. • 1 • ..., ... • • /*iw :,I ~ !kept:the inhabiehtea . of Fleetystriset ; ie. !error,. She 0 •ea were brekent s alio. !...w,fiteatheason, Imeito t r o ircbant, ./au,,A,,9, Fets„floti Ole r was hit out a form, two sibs Jetteandi moue t 3. A monies, Mosta. Tofßesillitl : segr9dt n 9 facv,4#;,Alyst a ,tbe,Alsolrakos t . Allisnues 1 Vichirdion, Ut*t as. rues: Wagger! and Isle* Iltelliwtte I Awe had bean eftop ,ie , their, prepenee ft ,. r 31911 4 I . - .. Id jaw disineated. - •• . ila • se 11. were on Sun ) WO'. u nruli-, A number of persons eite . - - * i i i6i • Feb;nu, -i. 1 ; however, in,. foterft, ,contrive t,e,v9kfil, .er,. great bur in - ~•,:t • • " ' •• t "I • when a quarrel taking place, and two . Rail Jo h sF l , alecbt.. ge .. 2. .5 ilt the mess o f totem , go d attef i d R fOre witiFtiltili to 4fip "kill amusing • t . seith. ' henitelves on the ire at Dux y d gathered round them S 4 %101•, tar Inn. Man r. A tor sa.'sl Milne. „wad • A -1, lbw,' Made • et; arts 41‘ 1 1110 . 11ad PIMP, ;.' I admonitiotta eft : the old womass% 514 vi.e..pccq.r 4 linit i r: h,t.F. F.) , (1- .4.....0.9.04.,...c1vd0w5t5weit, waflatatairmals 1101164 ' discharged the, erigi,aal cheese mil* .kkeir wluchi ( fit eptring to fi ght, a' (vow T 0 ler. F..i- c, ut i \ iterative Mee - a. pelmet • __ . ei •_ . . • ' ' r' ' , '' ' • '' • ;* 'free Attie' alit! lee broke in ant. . -lane. ... _ • .., )40PrkNAt i l u k havt liroLt eb° 1_ r . , .1 Fet;,l7itleatillahati - . littoral - is, haws. lleialietiiirliail, *u"a' 4 '..itiwul•f""f. r"114''0" MME "erylift jr ; • ~- , 7 --- I , „,- - s - r - •,__ „ , Wring ! Bl:.rk-line. Fenehorch-stseet. • '') ' '''''' " 0"")flt loWelliegiAlettSo ~9ir kor.. 4.1444. ,A.ep....k,eigi - 17,.. iiittie. 'w - it b ese the fray, *nen' lite We broke ut "s"Tn- i 6, 1 i / e .. :l l d t s i l m .. ( :::t iit° l2r. •27 61 . 1 k ti arluk k H i meet 4 Feb. .ationifiropod, . ,-, str . ~. ••• ' 0 3 . , , 3 • i . I 10th were drowned. .me iu iJ. (tnekbitro,Seolls-4146 " ' A Lk fr %TA g, a 4 lAiatiedOloil.4-IRrice,! ‘ ,444 4 g("Vi4iii — ' rt 4 , i . 84 l ' . "i i kitt "sda) night,. Abraham Davis, a Te•;',l"irc h " ll P Celorge Inn; Newc..lssimi o u.f . SPA '. Mi nt on, • ih s or . ... * • 2 1 4 .•4fi 0n4 5 4 ._411„. /5 ,4A,..,„ t 04 1 1 4 4/ 4, • 101 & A I-, ' --.-, -it of en et a pithily. Me anti lirociriek; Bow-like, f a nd mi.. galaihrikapr 4 - iwn'" ji lo. . 'ITN, ,tite 4•.. ' 4 s. . . *ye r #oi teas at . each 6., a m Chapter row, South-Shirt/W . ,•• 41 ... : 1 Z eraitodtur 0 ,11 "9"hr f iPkti,Pus - robbi;ioe . fp; - .in Drary4atie. He afterwards drank a also- I qv"' i : .1. Jones, Sliepherirs-osortolit - Mayilisit, deivikee,4lll. 9, l o il arligeitlyllM o.4,*itstrd44,, itesapir.Woo.llk fi ;i gri e si ' with ? the seller, in the , ctr wt . e , o v ti lt ? 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