The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-10-03 00:00:00

• • ~. MPPIP .I ~, ~ ~'~~"'"' .NURTHERN DISCOVERISS. . • At tie present moment every circumstance relating to the navigation of the Northern Sees , most prove highly interesting to the People of this country; but inoterniideot of this, there is no Inver of science, anxious for the promotion of useful knowledge, and for the improvement of the human, mind, who will not derive a considera hle degree of satisfaction in pp. ansiog the following account of M. Kotzebue's soy. ages in the North Seas. We have estridettl* free the Givetie tie France, to which it wattrilneMittud . from It wont : N. rte KiitZebti• set•sail from California. in Ile: month of Oclnlier. 1816, for the Sandwich Islands.' On . the 21.4 el, November, he dii , corned the bleb mountain of ;gonna-Rea. tied arrived on the fol. lowing I lay at' Owega. The King Trommeamea re+ Ceigettlfle itiliiillllll with kind nem; ; he c oin expedition wain , soy nes of Conk and •Vuocutivevy 7 'end ear 6061141 1 f iopptiod them with proirisionv.--- lietiehteM; iit`tPldrn, made him stomp preveltta . . Jo rhe name (11-:theittnpetor of-Hunts. • The King uritlegiatßod4 and ore*. dveKotze - hurt, firth 'Necklace of • verieue Co lman: .inatli• )4 the distinguishing malt of Sovert4l•l44 thes*tisl;rndi. 4 I have learba ted,:adtltitrrhe,- • sIiNV Your Sa;rereign Is • great Cip - taut; mystrifltntilsolt Warrior; I love•him, tevtitturo* ofiniy-ftivothhip,4l.send him this nectOi tacit." Mr Knogeinne`rentarks, that • these islanders arestaptillynilpitsaching to a higher state of civilian: tiot;" ,. lt is tb be regretted that the Europeans who' *telt& bb met with among them ate of the most aban dotied"classes. 6 :•About the middle of December the Russian no sign-tors- took their leave of Gouge, and soiled to. weigh the Caroline blends. Ott the lit of January, 18t7,'they discovered an island of coral, inhabited, it helm( about•so miles in circumference, N. lat. 10. (1.1(.8 min. W. long. 189 deg. 4 min. and gave it the name of New Year. On the 4'h of January they perceived a group of islands, wooded and covered with . a tufted grass, N. tat. 9 deg. 43 min. W. long. 189 deg. 50. min. They event, from west to east, a dittance of 20 leagues, and from south to north eight leagues. The group hos, from the illustrious author of the expedition, been named the Group of Cosent Romatizoff. "'Vire middle of this chain of islands presents goof eachoroge. The inhabitants, who had never before seen Europeans, were at first terrified. but kill& treatment soon banished every apprehension.— These swags, in their appearance and mnde of lifer, d.ffer rrnm the other i.l.tsders of the -Pacific Ocean. The Rurik passed about a month at the centre of this group, called by the inhabitants Oldie ; during this time the- Officers, were - occupied in nautical observe. tidos, and the making orcharts, while the naturalists .i*lcbed their collections with new plants. An isrander havirig traced on the same other groups of neighbouring Wands, M. Kotzebue took advantage of'his instructions, and went to discover them. The search was not unfruitful : in the space of three months he discovered four - other groups, similar to the former, which were called Count RomsetZuff.— MI this long chairs of islands is (Stied Itadak, in the, language of the country, and emends from north to sooth. Tire natives as.ured him that there ',lists soother chub', parallel, which is called the Ralick, but the, weather did not allow the navigators to esplute it.— AA . islatider, named Kadoo, resoled to accompany the Rurik. This man was not born at Itarlak, but in ere Wand of Oulle, situated at least 1500 miles westward. Kadou left his native island with three of hit companions, in a canoe with sails,' A storm assailed them, and drove them to !WA.. They were %Yodeling on the sea fur eight months, sup. POrlitill.therraelvet by fishing, and passing several day's without eating. It must. be ob.ereed, that they percoroud this voyage, having to cootend against the • llorl ll -4 8 4 1 iliaillfon.n.. This event adds strength to the opilliosaltat the.lalandli of the Pacific Ocean towards the veil are irkhaliitesl.., . . . , . I_l- "" O t t the 17th of March the nasigislors quill.? Radek to the great regret of the inhabitants, and di.. ✓etell.their course tow arlilie iirantf of Ounalasch. ku,, for the purpose of uneertaking their sciertcrroy. ese to Behrities Strait. In the mean, time were pre , ' whirl every thing, necessary for the come, and bee.. 'pi quickly .left the monsoon behind them, Ahoy re. elatered the stormy Northern Ocean in the severest mid sold whither. " t .Ori (he 19.1 r of A pril, N. Ist. 44 Jei. 90 win. W... 1011. •1131.deg..0 win, the Rurik eiperisiced a terrible zquall. The wind was so violent that it seemed to !Vise enormous waves to the cloodo,whence they de-cended its showers of rain. About four st'clork in the morning a wave broke the bowsprit and capstan, and threw down the . C , mmander with So moth violence that he received a severe contusion on the breast ; it broke one of the sailor's legs, and wailed a soldier overboard, w ho, how ever, was saved by tones. After some repairs they returned to Oonalssrhks„ the 24th of April. " (o the /901 of Juts the vessels directed their rourse to. • the North. li is proper to observe, that In his former 'impose to Inoinisi g 's Simi., id. de Kotzebue fownd in tine of the hie” an ezeellent anthem age. lie, in consequence, adopted th e resolution orienting his ship these, and then, by advancing in smaller erects along the shores lowarditbe North. to explores if nisi the northern passage. at least the woods of I' , e Riser ltlackei tie N. de Kolzehoe suffered wadi in his chest, and hi- pains iiirreased Its proporeion as he advanced towards the North. Ou the 10th of Jul ) the crew :wised oir the island St. Laurence. and encountered WI the northern side inaccessible ices. The cold Lame so ink rine% to the health of she Captain, that be was obligedso.heep his bed. nisi Physicists der,hered. that he newt inrvi!ably perish-if he persisted in noe returning, to a was ink climate. flaring eh bOard only one °Meer, he iih!-t sitaieil whether he should push farther an attempt Ahem Isis% •wele4h rannetzei his lite. t . After lnaa hesitation he: at 'en et. Welted tie order for the gelato, and thou g ht th .1, at thksiapd time; hr cigar.' his own derith warrhnt C"' , • .5 -0 0 C ie Oil of .lair Otte novices ors Ist anehor at flaaps InSelikit. And *envied reassure. neer.%s er their retitrn. The b ; bsti .ea•te .4 the ship ,ndueed them Iri he their burr toward, - Ii ,„ t in .. t o ;h e Mend' ilmb: . etinellibe -en”ge shook' not be w (lolls imptt'fitAle it was res heti shot they shot , ld provisina oise g roup.. Comet liumanzott Ousting soiled front Ounnlaschte on she 1811. •f A e g ost, she tad .teas rn-1 anelint On the Ire . • o f ortoher at Ilagern , one of the Su wiltin.folaudv. -Thema .l.loil is of the elemoirquiehlt OA • ' Kotzebue. On the or t s „Wsof 04 sober ti to. /pelted At Isio . jetting sitifte'thein pigs. , -pones, do e s. revs, fooTk. nod a greso 44 unlit,' of ififfereot Oleo • anor-rees fret it ircitrlW**litisititu- en periettrett multi plcilattfp • fifer:tug mess is.ha re-emitted hilleself; and although he skid kris! sh-rssard ofirtr lailestniP , he quickly formed it Wi'endshid it' ' them.iris admiration was 1 atiietitarly eatireetturf atreeu • „ . draw-it:AM ter are log west. walleyed Oa horsasptit,, {W. i 1 Mutt 'h".st)? toteltSforpi 1 one animal , s ile,is a% 'tin too 4•Ins. 11 r111 , Weil% , lii) I . nell'r the 1.1111 M• !Cranial"' ' 'wished 'ePf o'rh vow dot `and-itattgired that 'they obetteri•in MK' .4r band• tit a knss,,af ... At,. ttueniascitiA he, was aline* . I iiiithed to aerate s i 141 dirging 'hidlhst, and is (loudly of trod]. 114. Lied his eyes conatantly on the bass, oat being able = M gr" 141: z • F4` ' r ; -.o mt. 1 "..... :4 ......; , , ...it 46 .. • / s 1 ~ L7' kr 1t•• . - TI TE "ST ESMA . to form an idea of the happiness of possessing with riches. It is known bow highly savage, esteem iron. Kadou preserved every j nail with sties Brea est care. .• o n t h e !,eih of llchnhrr . they anchored in the group Count Ramanzeir hr prnvi>inns M ere ditirmba•hed: The ..avagin nth' tirnoyd the crew. crying out in -et...they. • Fotahott Folabou I {meaning Kuivebtoe)‘, to testify their joy the y adorned thew - 1 1 ti sits garlands of cliff-tent colour.. The Mission sailors .did not meet molly of their flamer acipsaintances., they haviOlt, :gone on awes ',edition agniast other islands., Kadin% became sin object of uniter.al admiration. The native- ranked' them wives on the earth.around and listened to his recit with the deepest anemias. Kink'', who at hat had a desire l" Ln with the iturik to Europe, sips determined to remain in the. ,island, on learning that his son, aged three years. way Alfieri at his abwoc,e,,, mak nn sleep, never craved railing Kada's I Ka; don I M. de Kotzebue trouseated told, de-ire. aril kuoti ing that.Kadou could nut support a noribera winter, and that he /sight 6e useful in teachine the natives to cultivate the plant., 'reds ' and animals that were to be left with them... 11. .• has learned some Rupsisto•aords, pod it is Certain, that in this lan ! ~gisage he 0111 make signals to all European vessels approaching Haduk. • ' " .On the 4th of November the Re; ik -left these islands, sad in .N, lat. a deg. 48,p40..W. long. 190 deg SS ni:n. a new group tiv•oliscovered. named Lif,uerep ; on thellith 'of November it cant anchor at litiahatna; on the 10th of December arrived at MiirdNa,s on the 3011 of May doubled the Cape of Good Hope ; and oa, the lo th of .luue entered the harbour of Ports : IP+1!b•" rs ABTRAO . IOIIURY GIIOST. Stio.w4m—A, respectable- hidj, nisee4 J.ersio; reskiingies fiegenes-street, Poplar., apPlieSl' . to BCC PI =T v the Sitting Magistrate, on Thursday last, for aditice how to act under the following ludicrous Circumstances:— ,ihe stated that she was the owner of a house site- ME nest door to the White Hart, Iligh-street, Poplar, cud resided there for a length of time, but in fact she and a former tenant had literally been driven out by the frightful noise and ghastly appearances of some evil spirits, which repeatedly haunted the place after the hours of twelve end one in the morning, by which not only the inmates of the house were alarm ed, but the whole neighbourhood. For the last three years those unnatural visitations have nightly been witnessed by hundreds of persons, who gather in the adjoining streets, anxiously staring at the house, till the restless spirit issues forth with his usual direful sounds, disturbing the whole neigh boorhood, when the sleepy inhabitants rite frriai their slumbers with hair resembling " uposssho fretful porcupine?" The parish officers, agreeeklal to render all assistance, on several occasions repaired to the house, in order to ascertain from what source the noise proceeded, or how the evil spirits gained ' admission into the house, when, to the utter ast... nishment •f all, no discovery could be made, there being no appearance of access, or any thing e l„ o , whereby any human form could enter, the windows, doors, and every other place being fastened ; not withstanding, at the hour of its appearance it is made known by a general shout, " There it is! the Ghost ! the Ghost!" and in an instant the street is filled; it then commences its task by knocking 'intently against the wall, as if done witli a !ergo mallet, and our proceeding to the spot where the knocking is heard, it removes entirely to a different spot, and when followed, as if aggravated,it screams in most terrific manner, and can be heard at a great distance. A violent noise is then heard, like some person ran. 1 ning heavily towards the stairs, similar to a person wearing draymert's shoes, and then runs up and down the stairs, during which time a terrible yell is heard, as from under the grogs's!, and continues for several hours; and what is more surprising, the more it is followed the more it disturbs, and still cannot be seen. By these practices the house re. Minns on the owner's hands, every body being afraid j even to live near the place. 4 - 1 The above was corroborated by other persens wlnt attended. Mr. Ba'sxrrr, the Magistrate, being fully nth. fled that this nocturnal visitant could be no more or r less Phan flesh and blood, gave immediate orders to Weele, Fair, and other officers, tw repair to the house, and endeavour, it possible, to' apprehend the , ghost, and bring hint before him, and he should meet with his due reward for his pest labours; but eau tinned them not to shoot him, as no doubt he was a poor harmless ghost.. The o ffi cers promiied so to and peace in some measure has been restored by their presence, but a great mob nightly assembles. 4rl . SUICIDE. A young Lady of amiable manners, about 20 years of ego, who for the last two years has resided in. the family era Clergyman in the neighbourhood of Clap. ham Common, attempted to put a period to her ea, istettre on Wednesday last, by taking poison. It. appears from the statement of a person connected with the family, that this unfortunate young woman is the daughter of an officer in the army. When about 16 years of age, site was addressed by a Geo. lleman of considerable property, and it nas settled that the marriage should take place on her attaining the age of 19. About two 'oars ago, her father met with a heavy pecuniary loss l by the failure of his agent, in consequence of which it became necessary that his daughter should employ those talents with which nature had blessed her, and which had bees improved by education, in support of herself, and in aid el a beloved parent. See fortunately eptaisetra situation, in the family above alluded ,te,oc i horg Jae, has ever since remained in the capacity of . porterneasl to his daughters, and where she, bas,ellmys„been treated as a relative. On her father's reeves, of for. tone she was forsaken by bee fickle lover, and this conduct on his pare plunged the unfortunate gill into a deep melancholy. On Wednesclaytiapt,AATOcpre. vines!) , iseetrired to procure a quantity of lauthoosn, she retired from the dinner table :o her own 'past. meat, on • pun of indisposition, soil when aJone l she swallowed the deleterious drug. The Lady of the house however, whose suspicions 104 been roused by het-conduct doting the thiyofnes,inosidy, followipl hir almost immediately, e.n4dissegore i d,4ier, upon . * knees, apparently at prayer.. ,Py shut of questior4 the at length induced the Faratorteeate girl In con* the rash act she had committed.. lligdical aid ,wei instantly called in, Slid every riffoet used tosowoter , act the imago.. We are happy . ; , say , I fit hough :illt i her inclination, they were attended with laCGaat s Ita sire is now considered as ot9,of t dyttgaK, We .. ; li . : . I -1: . .1. • ' - •1• ; . ' l ' Repeated attempts bare lately liall, made to imbibe tea.wavelteuse a Mr. Warden, at Chelsea, but with eat effect, sbasingalarmed the family with thealacums going off ) which ate aitecbtd to the pteatleet. •- ' f CORONERS' INQUESI, . ". ..kie:,., . ~.............. . LOVIt AP) m A I)NEItli. irs4 f ,wsi; isalnataistakav holdfat the coach nest linnet, Chi.- erell.street. ,Emsbury-vqoare, before Jolt* ‘VittcaT Unwire, rat i.. t e n o r r i o ,c r i t ;l i t t i t: r it s w i . u t ee mtl er y t h if y li a li ii t i mmel fl it lif ini ee, , k,!ed VC), l o he It appeared tint the deceased ceetdo.l with his Immo, aadaf wigs obverted to he in a very melancholy conditiod. fig forturJ,ss connection with n fOrnale, with 'shoes he had n morel, which is vappood to bane bent dust-now of biymehis - i ilheiY• - On WednetilaYfdafoilig la i n he , left home, and did nra rslurn for valve time, when be complained. of Moms, nid si 0 *Won a chair in the drawfak vtioar, and was supported. hiy 1 atbor aid brellatt till u sargeonovh• wet sent for, iirrivrs,:l stin mi l tendered evresvistafricr, jvhcutbe drcered confessell 1 hawing takiM latichrhuld; "41e dlittlYout die eiretts Of it aloe Thursday morning. tipl . 4 • • I - • i ..- - - - - --- i.. --- .•: - . , . ... • POLICE. -.' • ,• • • The Jar, returned a verdict of-Died by his owpfV ."4lll!i f ' lag a +Motley of haidaaam, witias awed death, issitglAi t ,„ ---- mzwa• -.. , tone ill a state of insanity. 1. • An Inonisition pas , lab on Friday, Qaessr•sdtmas,"-C. James, a poartoldift, Issra- Esc at - I L. Black Hu i 9 1 . 0 e. V, before fluoesLatvisg. ne, I i street, Cammlatestreet, app l l", mooed L. Haworth, the bookkeeites 10. Na • 5 body of kiirlsoel Cock eh og. Wharf , at the l'atlditiglOn Calla' eye , the follow. Several witnesses were examined At to the cause neihea44 eresetr• death, It es as stated that he wa. very often in l'o tr . ill circumstances:— • ,-. • or hulfse very selehier.vhber. On the preceding evening h e . h .:. ' COMeleinglit stated, that he using passed the a d at rir. ,e in a g deu at in a m i c inlt i c . :h z i a t ca tis t e rfi la .11,eniwitell waido-ceNouzyr,isliinteithStie:...toa'h3,:t had been drinkirigo if hoot cessation for three dos,' • he wa s r - h n i Baird it Chvitileir_ t ' 4_ 4411 . race . Wed . penifoit and all erreare or pity,'•iesadh eimhusted fi 801. he made pre• home, good thotigh hi the tititalitor described ne.waided amid, • ilapattotts for going -40" his tesev i to cowry (Ireland), liquor, %which was retysed him. He afterward. bream * '.: • eerily iuseodible from the effect of the liquor, a • .141 . a c iorgi rg ly,o i d takon.hie "'gage l'it the host for a ieuesie, tired of o . .., ... a" 'steered. plum& that ise swat softeated by the ' tiverpool. Ile packed; his cIMI6, misney, end all sive splansity of ligoor which be hadciritnit. • • • 'l*: T . Verdict- Died ratio exceisitie driak_ing. he possessed in the woiA in his knapyack, which Another lemmas war taken. befote Mr L0a4.00. at the Sugar . Loaf . , Gart ck.hill", I lia l tn v a dvea reel, " he del4 evt e. a at'befitidaitt'S warehoustflfil the' boil the botfY of h' i lisor wotaah,"isho obtained * subvittemee by • wits ready to•starl;. when then, - to his witer•glief, it colloid not be look end; Dalt.u . dant / thnitrd an 'fl y tt "' eek4l ht V!`"' e ' w " ""' 11"v113 ' ' *e juld 11 • 4 1•4 crumitota MAL. rgaret's.lllll, la .the Borough s or. a S fi t` J li flow !eke * hatever of ft . . l ' . TWO' poor I.ll6ti i. illid he more Mao eiriy years. ' - • "Ma ' r eg!.: All': Tattatils Pagel 'of rhoinee'eliall, said, the deceas e d 4 4 , 6 was' quite pennylasv,: Ind' ttilitife 'to - get - fi nigilt'i e l r odgittg ; had lie'setntiehtlolakthim i howiehtf **Ade ' a i n, t% derteia ' uoo theYgeilirtoonib:kcam,,.. v... 1. s i tzev i ti b t , be ese ttat , 0 11 wii .e lt aest. hbei y 40 19 .1e ( r *M au n :u a be nd r '• : ::t •,' - .' )fienuvworth of roateliet,' vs Mils ski paidlser fur; So a l b s p, 4 " - ' - 1 1 ,: i ii . i:. be' ..ie content. Roe , k . k repo ,. i t aild en i i ;d•sii l i gr e a fiß a m i g o w ar b le; al w t aa rt c al o w in sv e r ed fou to ott aw deat rr. ia iry ir:i f il i e he y at:visit/set hisitop;„ of 114 ktialimckl;* . he . did' riot koliw wliffkir 'Come-- 1. teased general') copied a *nod box about her; shiNksir e .... ll, 4 phini ii i" h a lite" . s p e tei t oth g a l a d ; the ; prikeleciergs• lies' money into. Neathear the twskoire the iwopeor e p a id, hl 4 , . Pages ornate o ere fisand fa he/Junket; it * is to pay two.pence fur booking, and thb he ittitokked were carried oi l f by ti bone.iattierer, will was :id; th i r bad 'net biers demo.' • • for some time after she fell on the &mishit!: before aay hu e ' ' Verdiet -Died by die Viatlttivill of Gad. ' .The Staatsrekrir 'thought he had a right to Make it . 7104 ai f t ' i r i i i d v a .i y a n ti o lnonest was.lield before Taron„ks Sg rx.yoN. bit.u . .ipiod lb* loos. lie believed the poor fellow's state. spool. esouthissrk, on the body of Oars Htio w " -11 i. • • mess( to he: tritte t and' teCeitleteltded 'softie clitilltetlia•• *belied in consequenci of hit falling into a vat o rl i p hh -• -4 1 was. 1e appeared dew the derweims. who oa st , I don tri be tnide to hillt (RP trvart us sift Etike.batoe.r.. by-Messrs. Cleavers. Narrow-wok Lim; ' • a s Ckarler Newman . wiii litought ep in the ettifkitly of Frida ' i lis t . o f bl 4 fellow-workiseu and d i)e ...,„.„,---- lar --"' . 3t ClCia ilk Otle d . spoirrelled'; &deemed stsepOrd dowfavis the matt, who fe w . ' '• „ a Ctieldei 'constable, 'ehlirgid With itehlfhg . Ili.; hat. d derv:used , reeled:back wards,uod relt ioto the vi. • He ter casts, two body:co/tie; 'a • wiiistcitit s avid-a lat i kat, t0 c,„ ) ,.14,, iv „ ia l t h at eyro i„ ,. a a, b ar d um „ , i1 h, 41 : vim, 4 (corn the area oia Gentleman'i hoissa, e -angati:fdate, he expired. It did Mil spiel( that Amy blow's` pitied gefti.,:es Slitane:Sfreet. The Prisoner-was seen !taking 'abetir ibe P jsii• "' .l4 " i " aa Y laalic""`Picam'h on the part of Watt , moo who-qopsrefied with Hied, /ceased. The Jury alinust name.. the area.gate till it favourable opportunity 13 ffe l tens ' dandy returned a verdict of Aecideiftal Death '1 when he entered, and et'ote the ) servant's clothei ; Friday an Leggiest seas held* the altielthi)ers'Arais,'Ohsf,:s.. but unfortunately for bitti,'lte' arks' stepped by two I " ite ' sfle" ' tih ' ffeduch • ''' fare J: It, tilifeiN• F.vq. L ' fl uPgre'.. on the body tut Mrs. Mop Header. aped 40, silk of M.. 'W. • of the paiseagers, a bit 'obietlied,ll4 thitiiction, and I trader. of Agites.terrare.T.iberstaile-Walk. gave the alarm.—Cotintitt4d for re-iisitniiiinthu.' • 1e - appeared iw eiidence thus the deceased bad been farg-f lei , itt of lime in • n unsoutidsta of mind , but tire James Lawler was chaired with committing a Tape st: I g or the Lest fort d oight ;at few rays ago she wa d e an a eliPec itelitiptp lagi " - a upon the body of Sarah 'Meaning,. a yoehe'Vei abriut detain herself, it'll was prevented; , she *eat oat on sanungen i last, mid mas•brouglse home I:fier tun tog made an allisiphoilhOA 16) ears of age, residing' with her mother; ' a pObe life, nod em the Sauday morniarshe A pas taken ill. Tat atleed s widow, in Angel coutt, Strand, on lasi Thundoit mice of St I ll .-r. ,:o..aer wits found uecessar/. fo *bushlike contend% • . having taken vitriol and itiod.tuaar, for the parposof of distasy4tl night.— Items wird. Snit Iteriftlf: -. She died op listislay mottling is great ogoify,,. 'l4 O THAMES loot let R. and T. gotemerv. deceased hard once been cot:fiord in St. Luke • Hospitak 1 44 1 jilrelsrielssill of barges on tlita . ltiver, were summoned was discharged as a'recoveredlunni lc. from which lime *he leatli by the Waterman plying et 'Fountain Stahl; fol . istf: u'dvend at the thoughts of being.arin there *gigot moth', imagi.,,,v nary fear a distress and totting to o wtrkaospe. although is ,feria two of their barge!! to he ►placed on' thecatiit-' she mini affluent eircuoistatices. • She, has tett tlireicititibm.'' . „. . , . 'wet, so as. to ohstruCt tha pissangers to tea' froiti • the Verdict-Insanity. - _____ . • .!rt vs atermen's boats. The es te' haring'been % Pr i it'vid to , , ':"4..). the satisfaction of t the Magistrate; he : 11140 1 ' At Di- .. (endows st. for Park . 1 barge. • re have heroin/seder:44i Gettetwita.-On Friday Win. Tarry-add 'fhtfilett•firktwis, ;de. exteeditig4v Ault for who weir charged:opine 3 , 0114111ir0n of stralingihree Meiferi, au- lows's, w Inca dostoed dersteut a final emitspitnAir . ahoy' minim tsfi.on Charles Frail& iin. Eat. Of ' Ttoy dial haft. Priei, dt;noled . , eta 51. lovier.-16 that, tin Thursday se'nnight, four heifers were stolen frosts ii field upon ins c-saw. hearing of the appreheosims hf the Ph- "oat ....., soner., hr typlied to Mr. Curti., elf Smithfield, lii • whom they mod the heats, and was by him referred ao Mr. Smith, 0r the' Ws ..:. Borough-market. Here beano , the hides of the beton, •and Soo ile . mediately identified them. The Pri•oser Timmy had lived tansy t . .. .., years w.th the ait tiew's hither-law, at lettydon. . .. The Prisoners were about' to be toolbar/eel foe trial, whoa I ei1;.......... Mr..lohit Potter. surgeon, at Chino g:o„fear, kVswx'.. said. lie * .....- had a charge of Mello uy robbery . ,p prefer against Brit 911.-- lagr • r ~,,A hoot toile o'clock in the evening of toe 914 of May Ist•t; be e ~..... fttiiiiffing on the road near. Fyelleld, in the lames otioty.wlins, ad a loser Owe, the Primpaes *Woo . . and another Ibin. 6 fa:, drolly rushed from the hedge and seisea hots. Mo. Brn o.° held t• e bridle, and called to ,he laktor, with on oath, to dismount him. Ills n►mp n upon apt: produced a hone.pistol. drag.. gra h i m from hi s horse, h od mood liver him while. Brawn rifled his pockets of a 51 note, a check for idl. upon ''he ft.:afford- Hoak; laid several 11. notes of the Hook of hneUitd. Tisteey wits commit ed for trial upon the first charge, and Brittoantion both. • . Bow.sTfterr.-On Friday' George Beek wall charged' with beingte large in this country, having been app:ehended n few a iwili once e I a public-hare isi thase's court, How-street. be fine the expirai ))))) of lain term of transportation, by Morris • and Sosithurst of this (Thee. He wits identifier) by J. Smith a. basing been convicted, is company will, liriffities.a,well.knowii character, its ilw. Old Bailey Hesston., in October, lel4. for as burglary in the him e of Mr. Wilson, in Surrey oreet, its the Strand, tinder peculiar eilemastiowes, for which hr ants cast for death, bat wits rleprieved, and his seutence cionnosted to. fotarteco years* transportation to botany Hay, arid staled for that plate with o her convicts, on hoard the ship Famy. • 'the' Pi Oman'', deferrer was, that while the Fanny %tat , lying ats.airamti five miles off Rio Janeiro, one evenitig. he wits 111 16 agailat the head. railiug, which broke, and h e fell over,..' rd, unobserved by any person oil board; that he swam for isi boors' and' a hilt, with an nun on one leg, and reached the lk opposite *lore, but did not know the name of the place; .lie retut aril to England in a brie; her mune he did not retoltect, andlatideol at Liverpool. He was committed for trial, and the what !Mood over to prosecute. , 1 . LIFIGPVIIIII.I....- Ou Fs i-lay William Strait. a most dariag rob. her, was ormight before the Magisirate: by Ce ti a constable at' (.atoberwell. and way identified by several perminv a.. the tens whose outeerons depredations have caused considerable, ulna:min the nei4hl bond of Cautherwe.l and Peckham. The following charge, w ere preferred at; illl.l hiss :- t (ht Saturday evenitigashom seven o'clock. int hire., Tyler. of Preabitio, an. crossing a field tear Laitlibury-hoptie, she *as stopped by she Prisoner, who a itli imprecation' of the inovi areartfol nature, demanded her money; /AC begged tint to not., no vsiidiester Sod br atoold have all the looney she bad in her prat; session, and banded 10,f. fitl. to him ; fie then stored her Idol to the letto.l ltrutill.snautu r, and Go cibly stripped it ring from One', of hes• fingers, said in so doing bruised aid hurt her halal , 1/ vio lently, that it had-been is, a slate of great inflow/atoms ever , I bin Ile then made off. On Monday. he stopped Mr.. Powell, I of nsewrwel Lot an early part of thd evert i rig, tiled toot from her 1 titbrelLs & her cries bs.tened the appicapols itr Air, 01%01. 1 wlitr.lp.toollete distaa,ce behind, and the Pp-iiiter e.caped, not. o ilkstanditig great exertions err, made by Mr. Pond, lit sake hue iiiiit ccoo•Iy. On Teead t slight, about eight o'clock, Ma. lhowies, of lit•intiagton, wits mopped b!, she Prisoner on ,klett stiosittnii-rommou; lee thrust his hutted into her poket. and took 0u..a1l are money and to silver truii-knife, rind rail ctf; thertitiolf ing the same tone to retent and e t usder h e r ti she 43 .4 i 0 . 147 IThliii ' OA ibarsday worsaing, at IL . o' c 44 , 1 lie acca,pitd.4rk. j.,1 ~. of H.ssemars-bratich.latte., PickAtim.os- a emir net Peckham, Anti liefore she lead i noel° rept) to 04111'es:tints *Mica I l ie j o ked h..r about/he time ofalay 4 WW I Cie Ai ea 'Seism; 14 fang bet hand, t ••re a ring front her _Mtge!, 'and densande.! all tae', I MOM" She hail atom her. and tiriatened, i;ith bort id oaths, to I diarder her if she offered the smalisirt. snastssoms,t - $11144 ~tonnes . ems in theme; of Oros/log the ary front her 417 r 44 %two he ob served, tile n,pproaelt of some prrlofiliallAd made . er. Informal being given to Lewis', the eorotable, of the above during robberies. lie• proettresl hflohatillser. end cottorroccel le 1 search after the perpetraaw., /Wen' ring the Prisoner letteriog about is a het& he took Ititri into eastady 1111 ‘I I ViCI I 4I ; 117 cf, it plows:earthing him, (wield in his possessiou site ring that le- had taken from Mrs. Jones, and as pavviibeake('s duplicate ,tif an 1. a elloot L. elw. w hich WAS ascertained to be the rye helon4ing to ' airs. Powelt, and in ;mother held the ttnibrefia, heirlogolle to Mrs Jlllll4 was found concealed under the hedge. Is the kacker, 1 X""t ' - 7 4;4' id of We Preoner were Naomi numenon religiots, tritets. warning I i 5 ).,., ,s ,": - .• I lafi nl i ni l- -. I ii , teece . - . 1 - 5 frl! . must lopre , bi,riy the riaders from au evil tour* of itte: 'aid i i t ,',7, 4 ',;;; ‘ ,„' a l .; : 110 ,, ; * containing in irons the repriseatst atm of a SAN up..ts it jailotvi, I ",'" " -- 1 11 tP4k . 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