The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-07 00:00:00

'~i : `' I • :.be work in question is situated on the ettiadiirat:ll-1 Stile conical hill, commanding the town, I fougd it dedessary to take up a favourable position 'from, 'who're I was enabled to forward the preparations necessary for the reduction of the fort. During this interval; Captains May, 335, and (tenet!, Cala -bries Free Corps; together with Mr. G. BoWen; First Lieutenant of his Majesty's ship Apollo, with a party of forty men, succeeded in spiking the guns of one of the enemy's lower hotteriesi and in de straying a magazine of provisions, both of Which were within musket-shot of the fort.. On this owe: sion a French serjeant of Rainer); and tiro soldiers were taken prisoners. Mr. titlark, Purser of Ms Majesty's ship Apollo, volunteered his services on both these occasions. Having received certain intel ligence that a detachment of three hundred men, commanded by a Lieutenant-Colonel, had marched from Ragusa to reinforce the garrisoq of blest*, • and being aware of theireat difficulty which would • have attended the attempt to get battering artillery. "‘ on the only hill which commanded the fort, Captain Taylor and myself were induced to offer flmourable conditions to the French Commandant, who, after • Woe hesitation, agreed to surrender (together with. the garrison, consisting of 139 men), on the terms, a copy of which I have the honour to enclose your Lordship. I hive also the honour to enclose your Lordship a returWof the enemy's ordnance, mem*. .:-.sittion, and stores, which fell into our hands. It is pititicolarly gratifying to me to be able to Inform your'Lordship, that during the whole of our opera tion, the inhabitants gave us lhe meat unequivocal proofs of theif attachment, and reudemiff us the most I 1I %C.sfrit Finding that the French privateer, together with the prizes, had taken refuge in the- island of Cur. • tole, Captain Taylor and myself immediately pro ceeded thither. We landed (without delay) the troops under my command, with one hundred and twenty seamen and marines, together with a how itzer and field-piece. Major Slesser, 35th, ad vanced at day-break, with tie Hankers, and got possession of a fortified building en the height, which commands the town within musket shot. In this ope ration, he was-supported by a second party, under the command of my Military Secretary, Capt. Ball, Slat regiment. The enemy opened a sharp , fire of mus ketry from their lines, as also from the windows and doers of the houses, and endea . soared to bring an eighteen-pounder in one of the towers of the town wall to bear on our position, which we prevented by a well-directed fire from the howitzer, six-pounder, and musketry. Capt. Taylor, in order to accelerate the surrender ' of the town, undertook to silence the sea batteries,' which he accomplished in the most brilliant and ef... fectual manner, after a continued firing of three hours. during which the Apollo was always within range of grape shot from the batteries. This (mint being effected, Captain Taylor and myself judged it expedient to send Major Slessor with a flag of truce into the town, proposing that the women and chil dren should be allowed to quit it before we erected our mortar batteries ; the enemy availed himself of this opportunity to offer to capitulate on terms which, with certain modifications, we agreed to, if consequence of which the garrison, consisting o f a Lieutenant-Colonel and about one .-handlend men, marched out of the town s which we halt Mtelyoc• copied. • ... We found, on taking:possession alto town, that the French had packed up the church-plate and bells of Lagosta and Curzola, for the purpose of sending them to the Continent, and Captain Taylor and my self experienced the most heartfelt satisfaction in re -1 • storing them to the oppressed inhabitants. I have the honour to transmit year :Lordship ree l turns of the ordnance, stores, and ammunition which I we got possession of at Curzola. I. have also the honour to enclose your Lordship a oopy of the terms of capitulation, which were signed at Ae Inambet that the expected French corps intended to reinforce the menaced islands, appeared on the ; Peninsula of Sabioncelle, only a mile distant from ilsi_4oWn of Connie. To express my approbation of the me net of. Cap. tain Taylor throughout the whole of sbe expedition, 1 fulfil a duty which is pecularly grateful to my feel lags. Ire unremittingly aided me with 'his advice and promoted very considerably the sattess of the, expedition by his personal exertions on shore with' the troops. I have the fullest reason to be satisfied with the support which I experienced from Major , ' Slessor, of the 35th, and the whole of the officers. — Lieutenant Rains, who Fad the direction- of thcar. l tillery, performed the service allotted him with the greatest zeal. - The services of Lieut. M'Donald, of the 35th, who had the - direction of the iloo-boatt, which aacompanied the expedition, were found of great utility. I feelgreat.setisfaction in cammunica_Onf tolour j Lordship, 4hat during the whole of thi s Ikvtee,whlch, was rather severe, owing to the unaseal coldness of , the weather, the conduct of the troops was highly . praise -worthy, and they were ably supported by the, seamen and marines who acted with es on shore. - I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) G. D. ROBERTSON, Lleak-Col. To his Excellency Lieutenant-Gement ,; Lord William Bentinck, r•Sisfsezzmerffmaxe osons, indicted, for , Marchioness the . upwards was be id winter teed * F4 l lO1 ua The itig.c.b 0114 " and WU to shii closed the did • t, tab'. Anne iStant, deposed; thai seven found the irindo, sash open; tis the inttade, she saw two silver inkstauds - tied up in a pocket handkerchief: the drawers were all opee, and the papers about the floor: in the adjoining room a cabinet was opened and some boxes: a went and coimanicated the circumstances to a magi. servant. Charles Blind, Porters deposed, that a little biter seven,. he went up stairs, and saw a chest et drawers brutal Open in the anti-room: in the . back drawing-robin a - cabinet was opened, and some table drawers and boxes broke open : papers were strewed about the room : he looked out of the window, and saw on the leads a parcel tie d . up, which conainetl two silver ink-stands • and on the top of the bundle, some small articles Of ? silver : and a gold cup pressed together, as if for the purpose of carrying off: them was an old miaow frame on the leads the fraMe was tied to the rails: it used to be at some distance from that place. Edward Bignell ; the lamplighter, swore, that he fastened the ladder with a strong padlock and chain to the rails, behind the itable of Lady. Dowushirer ly in the evening of the 29th, faitened it about eight b'slock : at two went to relight his lamps, and 'found the ladder and chain gone : about eight he found it on the area steps inside the rails. Joseph Becket" servant to Mr.,Adlkins, keeper of the House of Correction, knows. Iticisardsooorilli 4i saw bias on' 6th, of April in 'Ado Parkodigei, . . _ raction v kw' Riclutedebtra em the .tieh of •Aprll; I Beciat bresight,Mes to the Hoes. of .Correction : he i I took hies, a hie :ath where. Heave. said be had The Admiralty Sessions' wilt be held at the Old ! taken a great deals[ mosey Item • Richardson,. and I Bailey on Monday, the sth of July _next. , gave an acoeuPt.or it : llrikuuta then- mid, th at from We lately mentioned that Dinah Macey, and Eliza- .the manner ilsorkich the Matthiesessof Downshire's both S nith, her daughter, had died in consequence house wan brcie open, held uovieebt• the Prisoner of poison being mixed with the water 'Used at tea.— was one. Haut Oink Gime, sad thou said:howoutd' We have now to state, that Jamas' Mires, the has. not tell an untruth: he was coesonsodin it r and but band, has been committed to Norwich gaol, on EAS• sold Ms pad 'ef it to,Sjunossiafted .b; s l we: witness pinion of prepetrating thicatrocians•critne. . asked him where beis.ould find the fiyouineeta; Pali.. Mr. Joan POTTER, of - Berwick, near Lewes, it muier said .liadld sotst that time kdow v • He. asked may be useful to o bse rv e, b u tt week eg g u p hi s I ,,,hies if there witaJtar.chanceotzecoseriag autrptwt of growth of new potatoes, for an early market, and ,tbe * y; . Nagle r raid,. there were .twei tie • immediately afterwards pl an t e d the sam e ground witk• , • he bad ghee to a Mrs. , ,Teseph, which might that useful root ; a system of cultivation by which be recovered. fie farther said,. that old and young he will obtain two crops in one year. Symons had.lodged, at Joseph's bone, and that by BOW-STIEZT.-. On Saturday, Joseph Lorton Wei going thither, it *as Met/ soma the inhabits bates brought to the Office, charged with picking a Geo- smaght be foond,:for halted easittbeit li &daunt of a tleman's pocket on Westminster bridge, en Frid_sy room occupied bythe.Sysiteosas; he said, that Deep's evening, at the time of Astley's rowing match. Ha •,could.give .itiforlitatlite maim old ihresencle Id be was committed for trial. A gipsey was charged es found, and then Offered to else, thweereet es t ease suspiri on of stealing a horse, tinder the circus:wears .wberelnseph lived. t beforethey avast tiagethef, Wilk of otforing it for sale for 251. in the street, end cot iNdown the eambersanAdahm of tile sot's; be asked' being able to give a satisfictory account as to bOW be' Richardeo*if Over wen the pedalos of hirrebbery a' became possessed of it.—He was ordered to be do: I be laid that *beet threebendswd• - emonc willed. ! . . . ~ ~• . . ~.. *ft - 0 4 W4SPfdig• . 'S. egeldelter ' t • • _. • ........0.„,...,44.....ru.,..444,.7"4_104.44„.4., I. • ~:i eS tueuet.liiimaisidi,-mraviireittice to Joseph, UM, tied obi Symoilo had lO4eehritti hif spider till Ow the robbery : the toe, Ames Symms, dept the in the same bed with ills flither,.... Richardson 'used to coati tArrO i to see his infater . find Symon s; fatra....Sy . ‘ 414111/1/0 ;There imietimet ; . recollects, fie tlee trees leg .it'. robbery, - old Symons, puog Mitt chlridion; 3." ~: 1.101 on"the, L . . . Seven Dials.:. Richardson saw him, es be supposes,.- Rim. -on, nud . - irony . Fithoni; Were •at N. far ire turned down a street, and ran away : .witness master's ; he left at half-pot eight, and went the eirseed him; Richardson in running slipped nil' two, next morning at seven olted isp, : akqet hnlf-sto t hour, great coats I he secured him in White. Lion-street :- Mrs, Symons came askedf(sniteiltseihindiand went Ricisardion asked hintAviset he welded .with him r! op te hiei. "She theo..soMe Clain - with her .hatband witness-told him not to pretend ' not rto know him and she, and went into n.natiner ; Richardson came Prisoner Ikea said, " Mr, Beckett, I shall be hang.' in at a side-door ,I• Mrs. SAteons pee him a shilling ed :' witness took him into a room in a pnblic-house t for some roils; the parties fireakfAsted together, ex and searched him, and found upon him 5131. in Batik • cept •MrS. STIIIOI4 : who s irent Tway,, and returned at of England notes : 'sent for a coach, end pet hint . three o ' clock i : Richardson, n end:iyoons went ep stairs in.; Prisoner told witness he might keep the moner:tii sieeP; there vies - Morn-tha ussol bustle,among for his own use, if he would let him got 10 minutes : theta all'that day ; tin'the "Satsiday after, as he was after, on' their way to. the House of Correction, - Sitting on the shop.board, foam SyMons scratched witness told Prisoner be had , been lucky in his ' the east of the wind r ow with sosnetbing in his hand, late robbery at. the Marchioneki of Downshire's : • and on being desire& to show it, said, it Was , merely prisoner said he was one of the parties concerned in a bit of glass ; witness answered,: glass would not .10.1 when theyarrived at the Douse of Correction t, scratch glass, it muit be a diamond; Fanny Symons be took the Prisoner into the Governor's office. .-...-; came the same day with Frankill; he never . saw any', lkfterwards witness, the Governor, and Richardson , :; Of the property except a pOcket-400k Cot the Mar-' .pith one Wheeler, went to Rueben Joseph, and'tchioness 8), Russia *ether, - which'. Young Symms galled upon Harry Adkins in their way t they wenergain to his Muter to Alien.: • • ' 1 ; soder. Richard:ma's directions, and knocked at Jo- i Dinah . Joseph (Wife of Reuben Joseph) stated,A mph's deer in Chandler's-street, Grosvenor-square ; that 'abont . Christmas - last, Mrs. Symons applied for Joseph opened the door: 'Adkins asked for some , a lodging for her husband : hecame iu Accordingly, 1 rings, which " Jostpli denied having ; Richardson, ! and the son often came and slept there with his fa. however, told kiss he might as well ere them up ::: thpr. • Some time before the robbery, she saw Ridl-i Joseph war then takesistotostmly, and with Rich- . ardson at hei house'. with the 'Symptom, and sete ardsou was conducted to Bow.street, Wheeler being' him there 'frequently between that time nnd.the .t . left to take ' ca re of_ Jesepts's houseand his wife.— " of the robbery: on - the night, of tile . . fobbery, old „Witness ou 'totting ,at_Bsiw-etreet, remained with' Symons, 'Yiing SymOns,i . *ssony Symons, and Rich.. .Richardson; and Adkins, taking Joseph with him,' ardsan were there. , At nine Se l 4s l cis:E:4 4l 7 5. "' went to app t relsonsinld Symons, whom with Frankill i Mons, 'year - .sf be soon afterwards Omsk to the Brow ,- lure-afterwards take* to' the House ' - '41 4 the 13th of thi same 'Month s , '4ltllrSthe "'Rilll°lll' s ,Feces of si e lisit slain: . . on he saiii.b• could not hac ipara v- SY,' . andi-aleigsrdson. the ltePherY,olliseet,ffin assistance .ef tbalAhl Primo: *4 . acted .faithfully /Sr. Wm.• MMus,: Governor of the ' -__ y' f'• it's . . .so eff.box, . .c theartielt iered at the end r eleeeetssaleeetin geld , besides floe. eeek an i i 1 ileitis, of Mr. Fletcher, Took's-court Ch • 9 ancery i ge ld I g o e , w ittOje t n e spp ec Air jiti l ig" . ':e f id . c h eyes ; .lane, who was Admiral Goodall's attorney. : had'boesiPalatetoocklailiit I ' ds, and I On the .cross-examination, however, by the At ! other - articles. Her . LadyshiP 'l4olll#44peet and .to rn ey-General, of one of the -Plaintiff wituesses, seemed af f ected. t the gigu . et the iiieeia' j/lae r i. .I,of the name of ,:steoten, it appeared that there was an 1 On cress oiasioitioo be EM I that , Frankill had , action now pending, - bronght by the Defendant, told him, - Symons -lame to film onit for II night's i Goodall, against this same Mr ? Fletcher, his smon : lodging. RiChardeen had done . every thing in his , dam attorney, for Criminal conversation with the De ; power, and be coald- sot have recovered the goods 1 fendant's wife, daring the absence of the husband.— without his information:' ' . ,The tame witneat also proved that the P laintiff had .. Harty :Adkins confirmed, in all - the principal . told him some time after the clothes were furnished, ° points, the testimony etthe preceding witness: he t that he would not hare trusted the Defendant, who in addition stated, that` tie had found young Symtots' was a bankrupt, to such an extent, but by. orders, (James) locked up in . aliaCk' wash-house in L e e s 'send on the credit, of M'r. Fletcher, to. whom he had he he told Mm, that he took his a party in . 1 booked_ the articles. the robbery of Lady DoOttskire't hot*, of which be .The krroatiair.GENtaAr., in his address to the denied' any knowledge. ' Ite then took him into ens ? .Jury, informed them, that, besides the action for tody. , He thenotated thee appesininee - of thehooso, Criss. Con. brought by the Defendant against Mr. 1 iof .the Merchiotnitt the day after the robbery; :end . Fletcher, there was another 'action depending, brought that the !Odor and *Ash togatber were high *noses ti i by the Defendant ' s assigneoi, to accou n t f or 'the s um i reach the back window : he found on the ft oat' as 1 of 30,0001. recovered by him on account of Admiral Iron' cro**tild'?ottie pities Of candle. - I Goodall. Independently of all these considerations, . - t howeirei,. the farnishings in question were not neces ,saries, but gaudy Useless uniforms ordered for chil dren,in 'Oder to ;ratify the improper vanity of Mrs. Voodalliod Air. Fletcher. Lord ELLEitosioticity said, that though Captain Gandall was ilwoid sit' the time, the order for Ilia credit to his children Was said to have been given, 1 ha did not nee &mit could emend to the furnishings I made to Isim after his return. 1 The Jeri accordingly found for the Pleintiff— ; Damage; Pl. 15!. 3d. . swkirwoort a. Krauts. Thisectien was brought on two bills of exclutnge, ',Alegen on . the Defendant by. Mr. it Ahead Yorke.-- it appeered.that 11r - 1 ,.. Redhead Yorke was in peel!. I .lliecY difficulties , ansl•that ie order to seliese ilian, 1 Ole Alfer l dint g aye- the bills in.question, tugether !' with two other s . . Mr. 'Yorke stipulated at the same bete loweitingi ditt-Huglies should be permitted to Stop 51 per week out of the returns of the Weekly I•! 6 ?l`w sigl a , Nhicli •hfl priiged. for. him.- : Mr. R. Yorke ilPir.c .the-bilbo t"-. 11 4., , ,Pe,tten *solicitor, who then'. uPOP , Pad a Atilgepent debt of Mr. 11.. Yorke's ton inech larger atitelifit. Mr. Patten was cognisant. of the agreement whiCh Yorke' hid made with Hughes. Siortie time after, but hefore Hughes was reimbursed, Yorke took the Journal from .Hughes, having first , 't e fehed to pay Hughes 791., which he owed him, • , 1 .4 4 441/ Pills. , Hughes re sped to permit Yorke remove the* printing of the Journal from his once Kit the 791. was paid.. Patten , after the Bills became see, indorsed them fora valuable consideration to the Pktiatin. ' - 1•4014 ELLTNSOROUGNheId.tbat the Plaintiff stood .1 , tbe .. thyme sitqatioa as .Mr, Paten, the bill having inciorsett to him after it : became due ; and the r:gattea having been privy to,the contract between • Yorke- and' Hughes, that 'Hughes should deduct 51. tiso per Week out:of the returns of the Journal, Patten _stood lathe same situation at Yorke; and as Yorke *amid tat base recovered, ie he had not fulfilled his :Oelltrsce, neither could Patten nor the Plaintiff in this 'itotiost. • Lordship thectledrthe Plaintit to be r. • ; , , N- oat: , to hay' refused : bled been ill House -of fu Ake , with 'WOOS ;.. -how -got t. ~ whit.. ... were, - Ttigeither, - ehe sea ra gad 11 9 1 4 wkich•Plityed lh tune the'same that Inetbeen prOduced). :After dia.. net, - RichitidsOn aid young Symons went up stairsi old SymOns went, op ;afterwards, and on comsat down said, they 'wetio asleep? in the cokrse of thodei r . Richardson eye . ber th r ee . rings . (the lime illrejUlt produce . f ) :. the gare ; them ; them to her mother, .14 rs. Id*. Hart, o taro for bee. ..ung Symons gare het*. ,to for *the neck, on the same; day ;...614 old Symons.gaveber a bandeau (all, from property'. .... ' stolen), and some bid coin, 'aid a -clot steel lead rTaeou-, ring; Featly Sylous 01104 e . • gold :pn net ,-rie, aggaihk. Young"Symonepidled it Piet* of . wax * Caudle 'finis . t . which bad be, 1 iiii pocket, and id to Richardson, is Joe, this tie .. " paseof polsonina lolls to. you" (iler recogitie4d the candle). :The - • ' s afternoon 'before'. O. robber?, old Sigmas "b°4lbt some matches . ot.i'lletle . b.y. Ori cress•eseeduattoor asi)d, .the . wife came.ge.... _ • ratty every day to her hasbintii's room :. Free ill was ' . - , - , ' Rem there. • . - - -..' :' ‘• - •; at Reuben Jose ph cereeherated his loge's testimony ; - _.- • • '..64"1. 414.14 D1 -"' ili .79 - 1111:114. • '. 1.741:-.1484.1:441tangra5.:1-711PRiketa1-. ---: ' H. Cake' Pllored tliatAdis..SYnsotti his i. ' mot h er " . AkPrilleeex, In Cornwell , Jaw, :OF, enl7 ga5 ..... ,4 111 d' o f " 11l in.law, broeght imee.br thessrtielet Whit :house, and Fin f tl le r ,l 4 ,o 4 i. 4%,,gene'egnirig• ____,_• shwa Oily took thee to. illikloast 4 4)tyirspith, to hi• ..„__ oo Or 4 41 k2L;Wi5.1 41 .-: r l e tr o '.. j on o 7;.- - et Its "due& ' Leib :ti .a ! hi-ii,,„:0,, at Peplos, and. •thll witness purchased Mtlekkrere* glirk%ditcitl slinullf c e er tm e rsl E tar t rekie..._ . bow for 281, ::,,*,-;''' ' ' ... : - 4 i Moilimi r AMINO- NNW .14***0 s it' EL tarusi. I . l i Lay depassiAe ihi Noe Orect. , 1 -Nauruan 4.1in5c,..,P,. Itimistilits - • - - . 4 parcel, containing X 75 'ten pound antes, and 167 five pounds, Wronging to tbe Tamworth and Burton-upoo-Trent Banks, !eat lately stolen out of alltHolyhead.Mail,coach, an its way from London to Some time since, a man, apparentty.in a state of .mmry and distress, was admitted into the Exeter Work-house. Tuesday it was discovered that he three hundred poands in gold and silver in his I rasession, which, it is aaid, he has proposed, at ig4 Ascease t to bequeath to said , charities in the it , itanner, in the strait* of feel Talbot, died on mkt sennight, in Consequence of sucking three o,oliich he found in the *nods at Ingeserie, and .had, been prepared with arsenic, for the pur ati4 of poisoning - vermin. BtttTN e be • 50_0110-44**tevill'el,ce. the ,of Col. /11v :r. a/6 oo.w . • -- • • r t. Lord was ; the g pride • seam Tol . , Ti Balk , %V both of pc We band picia b 1 flay grog • iaain i that be 11 ; . brot ticm eget *as Bug: / of 0 bein Lea (aim . • . . . . • -, . . . . - • ' 1 . -1 AN. , . • ~ . :. . •. , . w v„,,,, . s • ..i - . . • • • • . ~ , • ' .. . ----.-- --. lb----- ' . -1.. ••• -- ~.......--.. - .---.-- - - ------" . c ..,. _ .. ....--._- _III . ' - . !s'. Ve."-tei i..--..,-;...... 47 ,- . 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Hirthrew hinpielf 0 th e l or b jr3 l , r o g etep la .ah r a Y f rec , hom e edird tba :ea la jamitto tti :hofo llilise ssi Zr alosil i !.l 4lli estic: ,.. ll : ll 4thili ra :lMl cum : ll .. .. , l.6. o4 *a betin it ted. 47l t eeti relmatfailifiVrt t r e*W boamitaim . dm : wirit.mots' if i rsit : o k ; s7 ll.l4 :ll,k iiimilin iiiii.igoir d eee "ea:ra : , 4 4oit ia: t' i., s : iiimall4a(ig:...:i.7. di:jaligrev.w.sl::lol_ A ni . Pr ltt 9 be telt e: a ide tbel ace !:. a i d - *lih ji " •n . glfFttigodhilljeleph Richerd. "am sereh. SS . i ttid i mam A lle m, "*ere Tie:We:A MIMI wil t s, iarl'ad theriiiehrield.iske 'LT; a44Claissi Simons play "of the berg's i a n d indicted. for ,11 burglarioecentry of the Boole of* the ; there blew )111_,tidi - volletb. they pie n) . the ringer' tfatitenlitetine gvelitys of reeeiving the stolen a Marchioness ,of Downshire, in Honoveramleare, on 1 ilisittop . *MssW,:itit `to',lteow . Wimf.,4olii *ROI* iiirfyi lid* Sarah - /Ojai - e e d - he m Fmk4 r' the night of the StOth of March, and steel* there- ; loads ' : We iiiiii . took' Joseph to the 8,1 " 1 " 1 Be" guitlY.. to the amuse of 40001 . and ' frorileiWmetidastheiriwoeitedoreet to N. 4, Sep.., aergy, i on, enewit„er, hie Yeeth (IV. and. wi s e:- egeng. 4 :::;sei j r u elielg ry' iti lilieulagle"ed flilol9lo w ' bi lis ; el be Si d beets t from ards ,plat . e, th js e w t :l• 46 & l 4 twere mew indicted. for ie• ini.„.;00‘44 chettoadjhelot where. he feud eid igv. oPw • ~. . . . set veiling the taste. • , ! mons and' Itsakiliies ged, - Smears dialed that ila . bif relies. r . , bir.• Gummi spend the indictment, . and Kr. name .wit Ilyeseas,- bet . . wheelie • .. •Um ii! The Pukes of Sesser Cambridge and Gl° . KNAre detaile d the tats of the sat. , ...• .', 1 owls as I ,` Th. thfillgli'OA Ow ;iii o . ''sbley. ter,' Were spins the Beiftit f seed several Ladies of rieliil 44 Richardson, when aria pet tw the liar , mid lie ! - Healittlidictee4e44, aita fiend tia ra one-iiistintileeneeoiepeofed the Marshioness of Down. was guilty ;• but being ,toM that sech cothedeo Geoid of geld, the ettisi of heeds flitilterbt/kpo•L. thirs. :De Coot was coneiderably trended. be of no advantage to hip, as the trial!, we preN tirdt*deelediaf i llionliOliop. di: i ; Irmis:tkoa wed, he piee4o4 sot sunty. - - -- I tibia to. DeOwtasOt, *hers tett:l%4M in . 4 40 , r44‘ . .M. 1 40AP1Cit '. ' Tinildaiebleeele or Downshiso stated hel titles, custody e encl - Itiok'Alekirdsoki;hbr &MOW' tai the 7 4 0...- snd that, in the night of the 20th of March her house lieole:oe Ctipisiall4r,„ s "lfititaii, Own went with • COURT or KING'S BENCH, 'gig 5. was broke* epee end robbed, and property etokii 1 Harr .ildkiwo tb iferbowrlwlte:ime.foussd '' . a box tr.evn ir. O . OOIIALL. ' • to eireat *Peed. • . of ' . k.... - L ' ._ j I anGeT Il k_ !Ilk the ` .' ..te,. WINO. . .1 6 4 .. . - bat Ufgre . This was ati action ' brought •by the. Pfeintiff, a Jobs ilies4 groom too chamber to. meg' "MP) babel eavio i Aor ertmusliteles from this ta ll to pewter Item the 114, said, at eight o'clock In the evesdegi heolnut Merabiont i *T . .' ibilivn to.hltirlaillyShip, Defendant, ,Capt ! ,Goodatl, better knowa :by the dosed the whitlows of the drOwlog- roar* two fast; **V rceto .Vi ' '.iiiii ee d i d pej l e es .);; - 'OD e t h e. title . Of g‘•' the Admiral o f 'ila/ti," the sum of 2001. the.third, ueeresti* aolo-oiodow , Isedeleed, bat ivatifdailUoliardsest. ' ttiopeek with` him, and' for clothes lu:flicked to hi s f our sons, d uring his ab- did not 'fasten / , sod* down the blinds/4 the t0r...! Wild hhollifbeittkef r 14'tftelgitili4tieRyg b bb •oen'&, •in the 'West fillies, and also to the amount Lehi. •, - . • ...: ''•" • , . .:+-* ~ `e• • ' mat Itt:tilitic4: . i , Allk Diitiaitikk-square t ie e. 4 ' 291. iss: 3d. to himself, after his return to this A im , Ai ss a se p or to the Mosehleosse, 1 efivor•e; . of 4 Whildi 166** 60 kiii :Ifil !bead ' then ..09ititry. tii iep e o r d; t _She osonsisvg lifter the robbery,, et seeortitigyfotbotiliectinciiki 'Aro a silk Pgirtairit 'AI° furnishing the differoftt ems is .the account mien o'er, l i a.,,loci o ao the driwiag.roowei and tilifok Asireeeept alley :.sad int bon - .crow which : was folly made: out ; also thot the orders h a d be en rimed thviiihilew nearest the bow-window with the Indoeverbtiew esed. , Qa the •iltil e be received' Some ~ given its t4oLtefoodel4ll! abseucti v hx.Mrs. Go(;aall, teift'opiii, die certain was down ; on the lands ow emu* a or c hKi lecket.wemila, a s e e teel se eff4, oe ; : his wife .; and that thi t iirtieles *trip delivered at the in with Frankill Mons, yOung Symons, aritkAichardsow. went wn .Bear: they young Syet returagdat Ate; aid asked ha! to of Correction, es Ice,of cptfea ,liakieit she refil Levi IfiKtp . of ke.smiesred Dab .or mat, sad .saiii,lo bhd bey wns articles,: ice.^ ' kepi( had,seett the nom Okpross." . C&lttWr 4ptirif "an?. *i_t, Akig* iave ,discOvered morning, about oiglit,,o 4 c(sici, sr, AighttrOsAt if Richardson old Symbol sad yoing Srapws, 11 riAirst , SYla in tht dis. they atilit7tikfuted together: eb4 uo knew they of tkr.briskisst, while they Homo of Cop.., all Torther. ;she saw triel kis*, which .play