The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-21 00:00:00

t I -:. This. _ pio..) by the o ,Moortelds, . Mt- of haute reo left,him, `day meowing I the flay is pr his cooiessiob. Qeseren. *rote i few ptemised sail presnieed -About Six 0' Kelly o , iuvestigation prison, e4ake a *take •ff ford hots spinet ( The fir*. Newman, some preli vi , r4 floe f i Prisoner :- -vit.' . 4 . ..1.0A-it.v. ilantl‘lieb.a ever.i as you Lapps baostllliktet; in . anifest, Br.c: signed by the Governor, f mid kli i i l lt V %if iti . .l. l ifre t...k„dd.. . atm and have no . * TO' 41414 '.b ound to Porto-hello, . but .which put into anta. ...•••,..41..••re.'oei-.1.4,m7.....- enee eta avail you svithlag e. , searthal .... _ .-ay. and was stopped there. rile mart, i ~. tilt-refer die drink, pity* ore stvortlY to 'Wear b e ef }Sr t".!._ ~. •... .: . ~: . /4 51, jeoge. Yoe mg* feel what a nrettsfut tfeing it most camas of datum* complain , that •by these Seiltektla ' be in the *oh a lie in yliar month, . ' ' '' i the rah:able trade now carried' en between Cnytha l'eng'..4l"l"°(4l.2sl; auens t.. "3l a " rftlisli " 411 " in " . I gene d Kingston . snider the Hritiah Rag, is placed:. ' cruet wail n 4 elelir ; 'mewl- believed nsysbiry, but I cult and , . 6 i " . " 114414 16.6 " '*/ 19111 V 041"6.01/‘ t• °PP". that "hit rj at the mercy of any pitifut marauder, who may choesti' b.'s ! , Ish.ssl v suited istrae4.l wa s pr y , but t did out cas*.. .. i _ i „., 4 "F Andra tmira ,coelmiesion at rortotbello. tell The-murder. - ••JR I • s i - _ h:. ( s ; li tige 4 ' — time yro lwbuit s4 v y l i tr ei l o the i reva llM 4 Pr oi 7al. n r i Las: "el e at r ,4 1 .1 f h w e ir, I ; . • Sat iact of a letter from Copenhagen, date d. As. Sortiothe eenishoslose.• fowl nettle math. that be was at that i assembled here, hi order to e e t" a. . . be " edited ' wh e w era Penorel hate COM forward ! 114 3 _4 12 :—" A Commission of `I2 PC so r m s e ls im hi pe s r be ts e n n t . ' low. a t home I At wine. ;O'clock iw , Ins strwallim al Mrs. Skink. 1 change .n tanNi dime,. twlth his back so is r.. ,sam ,t itl raw up se beppe. ,. 1 ,i . the Inane,, . The pride of all kinds of ated seat aoe of MM.' el'ifireir. children dons to borrow tun- : smite, especially of colonial produce, is high.. , ppree. IC.* ma yam mitetaseik OW* part with your &tiara. ' tioa. .. . ;plead of .papev, the Commission has ordered tra•be, L ear ,-4 k w ,,, yas w rie;' ) ifteitt e seier ) t ed am my ra labl put in circulatipit, a representative sign . of ., cep i per . ai and ito OM etpPei m.•' '- ll r was oreserst., and near rattonby of an imaginary,valuis All-foreigo gooas, memoirs l b ase hill it t wished' 1.4 1., 41 ; hin. as lev pets for vivre,. ; m u," continue t o r i s e in price. Two Swedish yes! am Mrs. Cliffard ainnlered•hi.ti, and "patters fins waiting : ‘7•41-_.. _ . . . any her near tile p i ed at t h ilf, f ast_ten n'elaClS ; the clod; ..;;; writ- i sets Off . the line have for wine days past b ee * at WY Ira when Vitt S l aril4 lll6l , tiettY's ton•antei ht . Gct! i Inn- . chor near this capital." • . • • Inge. : . ~r.i.i.,.:_. ~ ~ _. Colonel -If whattiesay_he true, why hot take her into no- I A letter 'otthe 10th inst ant , frbei the Orkney trade, or infor m .01114. attl ' . i I blends, mentiohs the arrival of Mir 'W. Curtis; 'is levirv-I did in.t,lskossmkasysegithe tro,ible ; and besides . I took comiornina en her and tier five children. h is .4rmed yacht', in Kirkwall roads, ow the. 3d lip Colonel -Welliif valet reirsavlse troo,rinsw can vnu recto- stantlast. from Leith, ,on a MAN of pleasure. .As rile it with your vorereatiuo,wrth air. til•Cartby in die strong room tit Itadossniedea/ '' • ' the yacht had no saviours king, Oat was Prevented Leary--As mare* f ue. . ai mycy, ant ••ne single mmece o,by a gale, itom.selidiog ber - bpat oe shore until the' . what ht.Cartht charges sae with paUrd aiv l ips. • • i afternoon of the 4th, the. inhabitants were appre.; 50. t r .. y u1 .1 7 ; r- i oeiwrito9.:,.:*`orrs.:l:ewullurs"ieetcairilealt,',°aPswse"wena, it ~Wa li ea rionsiveilia . t she v. as one . of Commodore Rodgers't when I -..en dos A id yne p ess i ote e in your lunocenee, no t (la. eidisevs, Intl under that impreSstatt made prepare• i t er.on would hwtieue,ones 1 ..halt lease -you now, as the Rea. , thus to defe;icl• themselves against their suppose& ti al.. Dires.: bee wan. to be Mune with you ; for God's sake i short.. v itilder pair states poor time Is ow pardon front-AO ; hostile visiters. ~ At four* o'clock,-bowever, oullthe . in I oltendad Qn4 you a ativestevreti e e4 t ee , peh n e i r .01w:q uit talc! 4th, their fears were dissipated by the landing of Sae.l ' innocent. Make year paitce; I lisuil Ire 'l' °gni" ill tae .aura.... W.. Curtis,accompanied by hit friends Sir C. S. tag ; when your tat lour will be very war ; ens will be fi srellum ; . , .J India re, eive,iltenscramain. You n ill uphold avast multitude amova T 1 Hunter, and Captain Lan d on ,' of the East India ceit to whim l our awful eta. candid cunlbaion. - sad 4° P ltt le at • t° h e ut of / 4 t 4 w 1 Company's ferries: The Worthe.Aldermen ha it d .. . , AP - • ' - la (iary-t shall be glad to Ste 7011, el; Colist: ila remember, I. , numerous party of the Gentlemen , the plam to di *tell vosi t aetinowledre my 'Roil,; toss present, :lad mill* with him-every day during his stair ) , end in retern•he hale preheated it; hait,l did tun commit the murder. .% -• '"' landhis friends were complimented :with the freedom Here Colonel 0' Kelly,'the Sub-sheriff, and ''Mr.: of the Borough, and honoured ,an elegant enter- Neerineet- took their leave, and.the Prisoner passed t a inment and ball at the Town-houn... lie tailed a considerable tittle with the lt2teltuid Mr. Dere. ' from Kirkwall on the Bth; and WV; to blineeorted to . Wit,, --,,' ..' * _ tertain distance by a revenue caner. m ... •Ye tea morning the ,platforni - Wei. 'erected as l ii • A tradesnian, in the village of Ifackniy, - was a early astive o'clock, with - the railing round it, At.: fortnighttgo blest with three children — a handsome dla thllefrelit itarthrnseit by the constables, and the ' girl-of sixteen, and a fine boy and girl of five or. six &mid isiian" - to sithelable -from all quarters sof* thel years s w, .allot w he t s are now its their graves, from filiciWthifiliii was rentarkablyfine, and every' win. th e 'fleets. of the natural smallpox. The grief of Batt, - .ailit ail she Opt' of the 'henna that had . any .1 the family can be better felt than described. This is itinbr tat the pillows, Werithelsied -teeth spectators. I ; the second instance of eielibid that has happened in • thiltc 4 ;' Mr. Divereil orrieed..ahout six ecloch , ! the village Within a fewiltiinth. Another tradesonh, and was admitted taithe unfortunate prisoner, whom who *kissed to have hisson vaccinated or inoculated, likfOund walking about his cell with hurried stepa ) i. h es I m o hu e by the small poi. He was a fine young clenched hinds, and his eyes tamed up to Heaven.— man of twenty-one, and an enlYson. If any persons Mr. Devereux heard his confession, and administered ,shall still be found obstinately averse to vaccination ) the Sacrament to-him, mid remained after with him in liter the public declarations of alt the first medical • 'ferret prayer until half past seven. C l ot. (Melly, men in Europe of its - safety indidequacy, it may be Mr. Newman, and the Under-sheriff arrived about well for-them to know; that they have not legally a seven, and waited in the yard for half an hoar, when right to remove patients from , the place of• taiiir ori. the prisoner was brought forward by the turnkey, ginal infection ) is was done ia ono of the instances preceded by the Rev. Mr. Devereue. - Hammed to obove-aieutioned; but that sock act is. felony by look for:ward to his, fate with • firmness and resigns. l aw . lion. tie - kept his colour •as usual, bat the tears • - The American privateer Yawl: Teaser . was in stood foili in his eyes. lie was dressed 'ill the Item - mon manner a. his trial. - )'''l , -Is • . ii i 4 ". . Ju ly, chased into Mahon Hey, by ' hill Majesty's Lit Horse and Orphism; ii bin, itfelling calm, lie- was Pinioned. ' and bflih,.l4l4tisist4ll close.— the first ship sent five boats in pursuit of her ; and The otuer unfortunate man, John Denton, for the : about nine o'clock in the evening , w h ethe r b y acci d ent %order of Catharine Denton, wao with him. They or otherwise, is not certainly known, the privateer both -led to -a large iron • block, and bad their .., 1 suddenly blew up.. Iler mew consisted at ,the time 41; • De nton •_ was very penitent , a '"' of about 36 periOus, only eight of whom had the good • ;Name. of his sentenee ~ w hilst ' fortuue to escape the esploslou , and•were carried fol. prayer with the • ,Or dinary , __ toners to Letienburgh. - • • - addressed the oniertisanti adilarY • A society has been formed hi Halifax, 'ender. tbs. oisonek!..... . ‘ P.•:. , • ' .-in••-i •g".- InibSherbrooke ' Sir J. and Lei ' toot hair 1 10 itiiiieiiii wiliiiimil . patronage of gfr j° . hb . ' • I rouseda. Ad sissi!veammiseiss eamme r and the principal us a dents, for the pee.. ,sassltestiee 1 perAlikby imOtio poi of. qmobliabilig a school upon Dr. Beira pried.- 1 wo ,'„,„a ew se s ---;1* w ' a it4s he s 1 hie j o r draw ehAvilds C e n op se pats- to be called " The Royal Acadian InstitistiolL It i: overadratively ; yos will per. ! for the Education of. Children of both Seam in I,ior aware?" "wk!Orwwe l ka t t. 7 " ' Scotia." .- . . .. : ikh .Thiltr Is of thillfriaeners at TAncaster terminated bith etact copy of thi pa Per w . T .. . .: .liatr 044 H. . a n. wednead_ay morning se a. . handed him r.- 1; ~`'i ' ''. ' ! "'"' ' n ' ' 'MI6;I lif tit . A. tenet) wee... .. . Just i ce WOOD,. when, of avEtvg,reeeliesnlle )11&4,alJd heitil I f ieL_ I,t ion -, oriortlnty, do -mufti try limbo% the. I tr linthedkokeeleOdar, seven received see . iiieraer 4 ~,,,)•.; . . Once, of . ' Wit s shame w ere traniported, principally eight. sla Wit ' tat ga s et s wak for•feertgen.years, and wore sentenced to dif ,wswriss."“/;;bor i e,e t s . • leasatiseke • rent periods,: of imprisonment ; exclusive of Sir ~I tt .el reri;' - ' . .'f's 41 0 ' t thosnas . Siaudis7s .aud his five associate!, who were gistisAinisi s and oao /athwart both each sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment, for , sre ilo s in thS,WrOOLIK. 0 . all he inter- their attack ,upon Frank-Hai at Durbury, the seat -- , .411/laugh tzsokfraaftge, ~ and in the at Sir Prank Standish, deceased, to. whose. . title 'it oust ) mat then slitneathafonert and.estate Sir Thomas pit is his claims, and . ea, t-r•" ' - ~ ; , -. . foroad,ihem. • ' a l t 4 1110 - aw , *sturdily se * nnight, atm shr - o'climirei u a.young 0 • -'• . - :tar ()s bsiag " I 1 lam comedy d _ l e rent sr man ef.Plymiouth, of the. name-of .Westcote, son of .T.tmEs " A vttira. ' % Mr. Westoott, of thisreveniemseter Larrissit, was Te, 161 4. --. tilt ' . ' • -. passing. by on - Sutton Whirr,- he. t reived limo the triad - oak were then led forward 'to the enoni. of einication , Leary walked first, and as ' whielt Mileitlog the ladder, Colonel O'Kelly, who still • rouse blip toe confession, for the last time • tilts iIZ. • • • :4 ) wino as awbil slitt pilmeisfs . Itself t, ovspis p...... _ • tam you will be belay/ your Judge, and ;trim have ' apt War bitbispapert It iaMa4l l 4. - i l f ilfr ftilta t it i ril t, .._ __ eyls towards Reneen)--liftlill . : . dro... . weee t ',, in whove-Preseare lam shandy to oPPeatiADIO/I*. jpgbe. elintievert sehleace of dud coafession As true. . _,• ~ • i „ l i: f •. ,p earl more; (..art; do vita Mean to egmais - _ - committed the murder. . . r. - 41# • the esteemlt irregiderity both of . the to .1 • "'s tasks, as laid before the Court ; and el eat, proof bad \ been brought of the Pri. souee mel ee re f uses ! t o gletapsy. _exacta of the per. poses to which the Lois* Paid Into the toad has been applied, it appeared !eery extraordinary, that no divides or explanation of the balance, which sp.. peers eiiibe fate of the fend book. of the amount or, 271. 2s. 64d. had been made to the men of 'germ. 7i 7' he Court found the - Prisoner guilty of the second charge, and sentenced him to be severely sad pub. licly reprimanded. I • Although the sentence of ate Court appeared to t the Prince Regent tote inadequate to the extreme irregularity and guilt of the Prisoner, upon a point of great delicacy and importance to the interests of the soldier, yet, under all the circumstances of the case, his Royal Highness was.pleased to confirm the same, and to command, that Lieutenant-General Lord Charles Somerset, or General Officer comp • mending the Sussex district, should be Instructed to carry •the :reprimand and admonition of the Prisoner, .Capt: Truscott, into execution, in terms celCulated, io the strongest manner, to point out to him the ex• tromp impropriety of- his conduct, with the hope, I. that such a public expression of the Prince Rogent's disapprobation may have the effect of preventing a recurrence of such improper stoppages from the sol. dier's pay, or of discontinuing such a practice, if it should be enforced in any other instaace, throughout I the service. Jiistke linan ' er i eras' ;of opinion, this bens a 'slaying on a sudden provocation, it could not iiniouist to murder. • The Jury accordingly found the Prisoner — Guilty of Manslaughter. Andre" Vergreen was indicted 'for bergliriously breaking and entering the dwelling-hoes, of John Liptliny, and stealing therein several silver spoons, a gnaw_ watch, 4sc. . WrOldodsay proved, that she locked her hoe* 'pow — Owl eight of Ilse -Sth of Auguit,.end the isfeweing found that it .fiad' been • entered by .the :window, and robbed,ot the articles specified in *a indictment, together with ,a quantity of Wearing ,mpparel. She sail the Prisoner in the afternoon, and observed that his pockets appeared full. There was a -handkerchief hanging, out of his pocket, whiCh she thought was one wini.h she had lost. He took it oat of his pocket, Ind. said it was • nOt'her's, but she knew_it to be :her property... The Prisoner ran ; away, butwas stopped and secured. .• ' J. Williams, a pawnbroker, puked that. the nosier pledged a watch with him, on the moaning of ;the burglary, which was produced'and identifled,by , Mrs. Lindsay. • • . A woman, whose yard joined that or the Prose mita*, heard the noise of the breaking into the dwelling-house between twelve, and one o'clock. — John Langdon, who was to have been tried for -bigamy, having married no fewer than four wives, `had his trial postponed till next Sessions. • • Elizabeth, the wife of John Sheehan, and Jere miah Neale, were indicted fot robbing Peter Joseph, a black seaman, of 'M. in conjunction' with he hus band .of the feinale prisoner, who could not be found. • . All the parties, it appeared, rose upon the Pro secutor ; but John Sheehan's was the hand whioh at teeny took the property., • Mr. Justice D-Amette left it to the Jury, to say,. if this was an acting in concert ; if se, then was. Nettle equally guilty as if his had been the hand' that.took the money. Any thing which the female Pri finer, however, had donei being done in presencie •of her husbeed, she might be supposed to be ectieg ,under his influence, and therefore they would not fall to ac quit her. • .* The . Jury accordingly fou nd Jeremiah 141440 Guilty; and E.Sheehan Not Guilty: John Chalkley was capitally indicted, antler use Black Act, for stabbieg a foal, the property . of E. Kimpton, at Ifornsey. The 'Prosecutor's mare and foal, it appeared, had been iw the habit of straying into an adjoining field, belonging to a person of the name of Stringer, te• whom the Prisoner was. ser vant*, and the Prosecutor had generally given the Prisoner beer .for driving them home. A quarrel, howdy*, having taken place, the Prisoner had been heard to matter threats against the Prosiicutor, and when the Prosecutor's foal was afterwards 'found in Stringer's fields, with its entrails hanging out, the Prisoner, on being challenged with having done it, was heard by.several ',witnesses to acknowledge that he haddetie it, and that he lied said he woold do it. Mr. Justice-DAMPillift left it to the Jury to lay, if this did not go to prove malice against thi:Prosecu tOr; anik if 40, then was the Prisoner willty of the capital part of the charge. The :Jury imthediately fount!. the Prisoner — G. Pzeiong was capitally convicted for stealing two pieces of carpet, value 31. the property of John • In tbrSilvellbriplieese. • - )vial The greit match undertaken by flakier, to per• form 100 miles in 18 successive hours, will take Apace op Tenderden Race-course, in Kent; in the record week in October. An extraordinary fat wether sheep, one year old, the property of Mr. John Cordell. of Lower gt. (;plumb, was killed last week. It weighed 128 lbs. ; 16lbs. of which was rough tallow. No particular Weans had been used for fattening it. MAusrox-lioust—Yesterday, a well dressed foreigner_ was charged,before the Loan MAtoa, with aeastoltingso. •youthabOat twelve years of age, and eadeatouring •Co corrupt his morals. The Prisoner was remanded for further examination. , , • Last. week', G. Rennett, Esq. er:yrapos4. Task down a hare. on opening her, tuWe ant .tiOtti were found alive, which he preset s t They •art atill,living, and in an improving conditittei G. Clarke, midshipmen, lately apprehended at 'Plymouth, on suspicion of stealing a gold watch, has 'since been accused of taking a shawl from a female, and is skew in- custedy for stealing a blue 4,W, striped waistcoat, pantaloons, one silk and two muslin handkerchiefs, the property of Mr. Lambert, Cone dhin. • A child, abos !go' months - old, was found in a basket, at the dijor Mrs. Conge , Tottenham • coqrteread, on*h*ty night, wr a pp ed wg. iimitt,a - care of the Parish 'Officer*, parent. • A' .1 • • BIRTHS. The Lady of Robert Williams, Jon. Esq. N. P. of a son. On Sunday mailing, Mn. Joba Robins, of the Piasu, of her seventh son. DIED. Mks Terry, sister of Mr. Terry, hosier, of Abbey-greet, Bath, amid Mr Terry, of the Theatre Royal, Coyent-garden. On the 14th inst. it bis boose,.at Plum:grad, to Kent, John Martins Esq. aged 95. A *CHALLENG I 3. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late re via Majesty's service, challenge the whole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and Method ut . c.nrehave failed of the desired erect. The practice of many years in this particular. .branch of tittle profession has Pot gives rise to ea unsuccessful ease. They continue m direct - their ;tidies to the treatment and cure of VENEREAL COM PLAINTS, and that deraugetnest of the system, whkh is the eraummettee of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit lung and mod unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes. la the one it will he found 1./ be the anfaliing source of Barrows& s the other have - its ravages fatally_ developed to them by a dis treisingetate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, tenni , nates in Impotence.. These are its remote and ultimate ellects; while coniumptioos, loss of muscular pottier. led various ner• vows complaints, enmity characterise the earliest stars of this solitary root persotio faisgtaislibmg udder disorders incident to such a habit. their treaties* is sim ple, nod Moneys.... proved en successful in she muse of gloat. lab:floss, and mach enueutted p Fa emoo, • In Me moat obstinate sod eemptimited aim of Ve• nevem; infective, each as obstructions i.e the urea's, spongy ex- Orkfitheee, hard tension, callous .witters, empties', sweat& Weiskeess,site.ts, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of lon duration, and which lave balled the skill of other practioners, are, by their present improved plan of treatment, effectually and permaneritly cored, without the patient anima site excrueititine pain and alaratieg hemorrhage which frequently follows the application Of the Time caustic. In the course of twenty years extensive previa in this metro polis, tooserous cases of strictures have b e en rindsare daily an ' der their care, the total eradication of which Is effected by a safe, certain, and expeditions mode of practice, superior to asp , other yet adopted. The weakness, rein tattoo, and proceeding ,frotis this complaint. is speedily removed, find the patient restored tosousd 'and vigor : out 'health. Bat where the debility has for years existed, a proper persoyeraticein their re• storattite remedies, after the stricture Mabee') desaroyeti dispensably requisite to revive the slumbering spirits of life, . and to re-aultrutte the Constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemetrof the ant respectxbility have been ender Me care of Messrs. Curt-le an& Co. for the, re •NlS.ival of essaspinimi of the urethra. stritletexi the; ; 1104 ,., 118 411 .received a 401C111 and permanent cure. ivqaest runt re ferences "pay , he ° satisfactory evidences of the decisive 'sit kilo; nod b 0.% pike of treatineat. --. had striciams from tea to twenty ~sue of Wears. flame, Ileavisides+ eminence, who tittempled she cure • •,.. . IF , were britiried 'twit largeli ' i • li i roe* knocked of. Dent 6 '•. c • erkimalledgeci the lustier ON Mall Wight akilleit I col. O'Kelly :gain adds in the fnliewing altalthek .. Cm. O'lielly—Wriw di& fah yo a M. reeeived *estimation moping owned yea la usiblx a cued'. deCbiraMill; sod eittr I : id it, by eigisiag ibis could& ihis ad! bet or pier._ Rd • Oise I OW lati I Wag, sad : What-toile with k." , 1 "The folleiting Iran eti Colonel 01Eetly banded 1. James Ismer, baelng . ,ce • liew ea the Midi of circuity. • shst I did. 010•Wit.lbe 1 . 1 . • A N_ frorgate, 4 dept. 90. It • . • Lftryodhar readiolt oyer * *Abet as t tepees for men! me 1 0 1.br peacf • . 1 . 'De Colonel galiallifo , jiis wrists were_lit i ti d lined the words, . al 'biliStk *pica be-w cote as . ; Wtiich then geodthut e- ';' i it L ai r irek i ii=iy " • , although I ova prosird, inifiord. (sireal a ' 1 Weiwruel sept.9o; 1815. tiat 'l e o m t or h otmeisqui ll i e crbni o n n s ; ls Li w i. , ' itteive to ~ addressed him ditis::— . i ! ro ing use th b t a lad to d: •' ' Leary. ulna mend g wife ono i•—la tin rairwie. illeflr .; if. yes h‘vit.fAKlNlll4ll4 ap 1 i)sig e trtriin•Clio.;44l,, ey. ' • . . -• • ..; sre4 4 jag; la wilier *MI • • ' ' .10abil i gi aL lOttVerriePielice of •• ' rLOAF weft emir • , lii was Mrs. Clifford who CI * 1 . . , k • the boys running tossrtk the edp of ate quay,.apps- he rendy in great: co.ufkisien, frosty leMelk I M cu/Petted i tin that some person hadfallso °westward ;Arsepproieb- , i me jug be found' ,his suspicions reilised t bo inefesetly 'plunged In, and two children, one a sticbino WWI; it cud the other about nine years oldr..wone natter and water; the yeupg man Nippily anconededinotbldioa .too to a boat at the skip, and they weenAllotbree Woo, ro s y bt ; coetonately the .little Infant was oittandod to tee mgt- cloth. of theekler. ~, TherTMOblitalt M in" *lr. t b at Patents* mid me agillOW. lo a flak vat pt recovery. • . - - • - . • . . . . . _. 75 . .. _ _ - :_ m_ .7 ... ___., _. _.....: ~ , _ 7l .. ,_2l Ikea , ~, , , orn ", te,asisdi. , i. : . .., : 4 .. : 4 4 ,.... pt: ... .. ,- :. ~f 177 , 1 ,1 : ...1161 . a ria s rsli/diVailto ' f; ' --- . - . „...........a.5awa50e5.5....a.....,:. •-- -_-_-_-_,; _ _.. 2... ..• ............._- - - - ----- . i ~. r• • • ••••• . la& • 7 • • A' • , • • t•. : Gt KAY Or Lir ••Y. - '-, , t i on a rt ears mods my "' . I hope also illy pracs , ~ • __ , .. _ _ ______,- • • . ...In ... • .• '! 'i S t .u s • -- t•.* ~,pi; . ' 4 1',( 1 47u •- , 12.1 , .7 11111 rmit,1*,::44he e,.. 1 , : • . with God.. • . .-. .:. t• - . --www-,- 1 - ,•- ! ' i ird ~ roll itt o 9!. i tin ' c i ao " a . id t!ct t i t oH. iii - ~ r s . ~ . . ~...„ . 0.. • , . Tero., „ ' , .. ei ... m a psit ak ie _ ikiiis if e i tlis.atukiks. 'NC unfortunate man arks stilted etery tYk , : i n„ .. , The Etever, thiv . , „itmits , o4 . lika at ~..,, , ,1., , .., , ~ 0rT,,,,40.:, ~., .t , 0 3,, :;,4, 44... .e .. 1 „,,„.,,, ,.m.. _".._ . .,,,, ~ , ,„„„4 . ,,,,,i 00, ,„„,,,i , i fa.: 1;.,, by the Rev. Mr. Devotees, a Catholic' Mi . , top ilharter - befote oed ; . 1 ' ,; . ~, ~ .-k, • . , . ~ .. , .'••=.'• '• 3 : . , • 7VilgeFl, et *... : , OrktAtnts - ~ was at . - , i n t ..Moorields rich whom he passed oath day i con - ascen e the . O'Kelly d to prase • dei Of lours lo w manes. deotion: After Mr. • pie - the tWO Clergymen- OMAN thints•ln P a l e r " a lai " ''' l ' 9 ' ! ti 91 —4"4":,. . ''." * ie . IVOCc:i e tt r ieltilti Ai • ' wettiefthim he Saw his wife and_ clad. Marc Aging pulled - over lI S ' viz .i it ..4.--: ..,., .",• ~ ~, .. . ~,. ~ ~ . too lt d' i t oc i erat an ()n gell• seven mite's", Drat 40, ._,.. 1 ... t oo d -.. : 7,.. ~.. -.. ~ • ,eliksiWit , .7 : . lligegottilijent iilMOttialiklivitheltett his lay moreing i be went vo his confession, sod puma face all tha tune. D l.o. l 7- tion. A . 'liirkietwwinuteTi before t _P:7• :11 . ..- .' 12 1104 . , iii . :till ' ' . : 460.1 4 **.... i1d - 119111 ' 70.1.441, 111111. • • . d: :: 11 0Pitif iati k ::: 4 1: 01 = 1 / 4 .19 0 16 : - 0 1 :hireki ta lli b l . 3:eb:ribi: Te . he day ia pmyer. Ho trait:lease of hi* wife lenrn attelltirc to Mr. . ° 7 1 ,„ • , ..._ > and e t i ., L ; -*o re mitisettit ,', '.' , „ :., , i 4efittdnialiet th.1010,1 - eta r isi.ths year*. 11143, - by Paying. tis contession, and has ttoi seen . her:since. :When • eight, his cop was p e wit intier , 7l ,„. 1 .. ~,-.! . . AAA - . , ; ... i ; 4L,..10_,_ • , •,-. - 'elieh iholait Hag, stogkee i t t et if oleet p ers d ateec h e io ete.ry da the Mr. Oevereet was. leering hi'm about twelve; be both litonc.bed into y. „• for aent o th . \ 4.-..- , A- , s4 : ce kti fig errse:iitalrmerd there "mailltbitt toile, rattled etaar.liis petepony; and any eitraordi. wrote a few lines to his Wife,' Witith*Mr. rkeilene -Ar ta t h e h o mes arbilreat doers, they - w v"w itp irts4. ln 1"- , I.:end:let Wi t bile tie 'Priteber SIAM that na rat itiiPpin ; and far withholding from promisd indeliver, and which - he aecorillogtr_did, i n t o - ii ca rt, Vid conveyrdlin.iliti dissecting root! ho- led premised to Re again at. evening pnt n erael•• longing to tit. Baithelentew's- Hospital,- !KOMI, l l *IOW to Ight tbe deesegild„. - It: then 1160** - 10. , - posers Soo , Riodtlo, Artostrong, end other, m. Six (Albeit-on the Sunda Y rolling, 1 01 0 the City Marshals, and a: large posse of conetaldmv e e r eti . ight lfetivetei tliblihdaYe alatthe 91ditil. , : They. Tirlio'itediebeeeibed'hi the fund, say benefitithate" Cr Kelly„„ who has to ,e, - very. active part Ili the where they. ware delivered eP tOthe suwoos. . , were' arated . with 'basil end deck 'weejleri: : Thn i ffocitthe sun,- eodeassing to this, time to give ati et e armwd :.ielth.o Rotarian knife: . ' The'faccoent of the pneposet tkwhich this money so investigation oft hk)plarrid , murder, arrived at the Leary sons o b sont e t t to be FL , fag qtater of an hour 'p r i soner , vie Sides retired into_in . Oser room a nd that the door, limb/an applied.- PfiSnit, in hnlitl, . : thiliriiiit 'unfortunate titan 'W,peld. io convulsive agony, but Denton was,dead_almost as• make a door and Openemffinislott, and he iodated to .. to preient the Malays "fejtm . geminglifteeektie, but I 'ffd, For condu ct unbecoming the character of ad take off the stain ttiAt 4tittbillario; against Mrs CIO. ford Itott battery bid left oothe minds. of the public • • • Granada, Don B en it o r em , with ;ticks: The Prisoner Stabbed IMO. Wthil belly I ball Gillespie <Rottman, and many others ay2l6 d be ut r y i w n b the ate s v a er n:e y l e ce ar pt , for leave church soonas he was let drop . .. . they ;amain by the window, and sthili,ll.this deceased ! - 011iter and a Gedtkimatt,'io making gunners Snow. trio* Shorn. . . 1 ... 7 :H , t. ~: ~; ~ , . . • .Th e fit' row of New . . i b la e tt e ttr icu en se t ol r Sep on a tem u "vw 844., AIN, , . ,ktlitifoub-sherifft and Mr. I has recnntly condemned: the Brltish ~.._shititletes,olstrrldtk.noble.nentratewlenerobrichstancranwinonctit;-. at_._..,11.!....17i0 ' The per meet eek each: from, the Ist of June, 1810,, to tho,' rfewinaa. Isceartpanlat tOnel • o l .Kelly, and 'after I, under pretence that ter voyage from ssa ha mm r ee.s i some proliinioary , o _iii k i t.._ .'et4 fimeeing:con. , iSavintlla and Jamaica was illegal. Me i s' aw t i e 1 ila Ti ve l en Su i" the n ta . tr u ov o ed f t ib be e itei w• o r lr out bi m'i los i sied .t " W i i . t . 4) i -parade on Sundays. Dodie 4 e lag . r vi7rsa den trot ` plate , 'leen Col: CPKelly int the d e t a i n ed- for condom nation a schooner be, engin( o , p t i son p, :........ . -40 , .4 .r.; -- - .71- • . ~ 14Mr. Fidel, of Caracoa,. which sailed with a British I h o w Pit". "If •in his de f ,""; ja "„ 11111114 . ;44 0 - The Canal 'lege - itted GiPt• -• Truscott`Ot c tibeiret • .. .-- __..:,.... Ayr_ signed by the Governor, t i sly , 111 the sedaei -el de , by: the ; chirp ; bat felt It a duty incumbent upon them, to ___-_a 1 ettatark omen the extreme irregularity both of the .....117...'F : 7 7 • , . .' ..- Lt. wa,s mziumittad ..tn.the care of the Parish Utllcere,„ JrcelYea ft 1 , • " 4 " . .... F.•••••?•:••• --- 7 ;i ,-- - gpd *web was made for:the:inhuman patent. any. be giveu in them, as sottitertory evidences of the decisive • • ^sUporletity of hirers. Currie end t 0.% plan of treatoneet.—• • A. ...young woman . , or• respectable connections, Many of there Gentiemeu have lad strictures fr%om tee to tisitt7 Dereerrnip id i s o ..f iss iti r . j i , k po t A lluerc o om pteds : y a : d an, aaa s ba uf s ge b: a n , u it !id eg er i t a b i e eu i re ne ontrzt It i n te r w e, d iza ihe w c, i t; aalcida on Friday, lby tal4otastronlitifOrtenic.+, •by the aptiticative of the lunar cootie, minimal saws. .Th• affair was•commealM4ed b e AficitilivAter sef. Nikon in the country are requated to slate the parlieolia ,mint, Sean after tha poitanft. 4 4/4 1 1% . tiii t i o . . albeit ear, Isge, sod general batik of livioi % &C. &c. inct, 6 , 1 1 64 _ A —• ~_! er retaittenee for advice and medicines, when the same win " and by the prompt ,a 010 4 1499 2. iltgelPttikrypes. sac 'Oven nr sea ti. itity pea id. the kingdom.. Toieesure thm se- sufferer is expected t‘ii;esTsri , i .. 4 ).. - - '- racy ou owatilial ie. their tietiertaking. the pomace of leave • .• . , ,' - 1 1 6 b t, . .. t j ~ - 1 Cif , 16 ." 4 T "..,• i • , Tay be added to the account fur soetttrkiet. . ._, Th. 11,..°"*.r of INI4I4WCAPIII*,,,`‘‘"". .. b.Ev A A i f 7 "._ ; • Year% Carrigan& Co., may he embodied AT' ' thee Sex. wilt . rrilleti, sikeelyegyffise . 44 ietoitteb pus 1011. 'abenrceitaardektearv, seereeY,and Impair. M gar house. No. doilliallOtkriAlibiretwnekti4loiti and ' the' present lag. '.a.4lrstogoadr&a.-1-9th lune ..1111111.94417. ilialten.garden. stony. Wu hipistrat. ampliekti, of atiim 'Wei 1••••••••••••." — aa ll """'""" * " . ._______ even Alllllll6lrd 1114-idlifflia WJA•bff !chimed by pyo.. . ' fi nglypyr : ipittimei and Published b y .D . Low, at tine donation. a , &Taconite genets, B'7, lieit.et. - 6. . . L .osfi E t