The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-14 00:00:00

R~"` - fir . rr---- - I~ . ~` i . , • 4 • . • • • ►'~` . `':~ Y.. ti • • IV • I I • r 0 z~ - i recollecAlee me the subject. I replied. that I was net in the poem during the dm that he talked with the doctor. I them het the tam.. He meg about semi o'clock. I war to him. He thee asked me Met I wanted there. My lady was with him at tbe ems.— She had bees with hiss since foes o'clock, and as am erred, • that my Lord wanted his breakfaim' My herd aid Lady were is bed at the time. I left the roost sod brought the breakfast op. He atop in bed and tasted Bart of it. He famed fault With It, aid said. 'it was 11015 breakfast at for him.' Ile said there was Bekaa there i the batter, however, was on the tray, as assal, and I poisted it oat to him. The Meier in which be spoke struck me as being tuteeiniob ; It was in a sharp tone, which was oatmeal with him.' I left the mom after this. The bell rug again is Aber half an that was shoot ball past sena. My Lady was is the r(16111 at this time, aril I curt tell who rang the bell. When I mimed the room be asked me whether Dr. ilankhead had come from toms. I told him that Dr. Baekbeari had slept in the beetle. He thee said that be wished to see bier. My Lady then pt eta and came to ins at the door, and said sentethiag to me. I weal to Dr. Baeliliell,.and pave him my Lord's measav ia. l went back to my Lord, and told him that Dr. • - bead would be with him la two missies. Whit say. Lord saw use speaking to my Lady, before I • left the roes to go to Dr. Bankheast, be said tiers was h her against him. My Lady at that dm desired Silo tell Dr. Beelthead that he was wanted as mesas bi bold came. When I returned and told my Lady that De. 0:* would come, my lady got oat of bed and retired to bee diessistooma. At this sternest my Lord alio WAN of bed, sad tamed to the right into Ms ewe I • roam.—[Several questions wm bore pat to the t e secertain the precise situation of thole i.e... " answers Which she Minted; it grated time tuitentee sleeping room opened late I reemptiOi Loodol side of which was a dreseleg.rotire;Lady ' on the left, his lordship's en the right. •At tit salty of the passage was nether er, babied ' Dr. Bulkhead was wailiag.]:.l had jest email door of My Lady's dressintrom, into which site had' entered, when my Lord fished pest me lets his owe rime. I opened the outside door, and told the Mersa stelae* Us Dr. Bankbead , who im mediately Mbyte' env Lord late lila dressing-room. I curt tell who there, hut I heard my Lord open his triedow . datlei doctor entered his root. Immediately when the entered the rem he (the doctor) exclaimed 'Olt, • Lord,' or •. Oh, nay God,' 1 caweot recollect Wadi. ' - heard so reply tothis from my Lord. I lestantlyrished • • into the room, amisaw the doctor with my•Leed la Mir arms, I remateed in the Teem WI I saw the doctor lay him with his face upon the grimed: • I saw the blood ' tensing froin him while Dr. Bashiatiad held bin. I saw p Wolfe: I beard my lend fay itothisi. I maim ratify mitelsalanned. The Ttnift meta his riglithent (5s rilidifieCrith an ivoryisnastle, and epos which BIM etas wo appearance of blood, the bete shown to the iilishis.l !lam that to WWl:shelf° which I saw lii My Lord' s basde, • AIM ernyla kfew arneetes in my Lorca desellug.ream. I follewed . Bankbead to •My Lady. 1 - bad/privies* raistiVasi * alarm, aid it Ma now 'mend iltreuebintibe bh.ai. Ti the Wei of my Mitt my Lewd "did slat' Mei lOW idautee Mimi saw him. I lit ail petioles say warned Sir my bleed while hems is ladled Worn. •Ne patio. trig with him lo lies lidereel brims his leatioir his. deosideig-remo psi Ithi diatti bet _Dr. Betikbioad: Ms state gelded areas . wt to he Very feeerreCt for Molest three it fair lays of "bit life. Be stormed to be very wild hi every *Howled mid et did. Hewanted from me oboe which he said Lord CLaaiilliam had pima m me. His Lordship, however. 'had never given ma •any.'. His alas asked me for kis keys, when he bad the. about him. Darter the last fortnight he was secastereed to my tbeyerey body bed conspired molest Mo. He was mace seem la blear uer of speakiag, which I liner millied-billechiliell. in general =Mend kind. When he saw two perm braille; together, be - always said, • Them Is a ~...„ a mk. i ..,. raj hat against me." A piss away eine • induce mete believe that be was net of his Wilds night Wore his death. He Milled etY Lady on film day 'afternoon, because, as be mid, she hid ilea been sear him all day, she had entirely forsaken bite...i. Her Ladychip, however, bad bees sitting with him all the morning!' The witness, in omelettes, repeated. her belief that his Lordship bed bees In a state of mental delusion for some weeks previous to hit death. The mood witness examined was Chu. Ilaabilead,. M. D., of Lower Brook-street, Oroevieor-square.—•• On last Friday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, I received a net. from Lady Londonderry, desiring me to come as soon as! I could to see the Marquess of Londonderry, at his , house in St. James's-square. Her note stated that die; was very anxious about his Lordship, as she thought he wan very ill sod very nervous; that they were to leave town for North Cray at seven o'clock in the evening, and that she hoped I would come before that boar. I arrived. in St. James's-square at 6 o'clock, and found lir lied and Lady afone In the drawing-room. Upon feel lag Lis pulse I conceived him to be exceedingly ill. Ha i complained of a severe bead-ache, and of a confusion of recollection. He looked pale, and was very mach dis tressed in his manner. I told him that I thought it was, necessary that he should be capped, and that I would stay and dine with his lady and himself whilst the cap. per came. The capper soon arrived, and took sena. .ounces of blood from the nape of Lordship's neck. After the operation was performed, be stated that Le was rem touch relieved, and I advised him to lay himself quietly down oo the sofa for half an hour; and as he had scarcely eatea the whole day, to take a cap of tea before be got into the carriage to return to North Cray. He followed my advice, and laid himself down on the couch, where he remained very tranquil. After this he drank two cops of tea. I waited until I saw my Lady and himself get into the carriage io order to return to North Cray. Before his departure hie JLordship said, that I mast be sure that he was very ill, he expected that I would come to North Cray aid stay all Saturday night, and, it possible, all Sunday. • I sent, with him tome opening medicines, which he was to take . early on Saturday that I might know the effect they bad . produced on my arrival. 1 know that he took these powders on Saturday. I arrived at North Cray about 7 . o'clock on Saturday afternoon. I understood that his Lordship bad not been out of bed all day, and I imam. diately Iproceeded to his bed-room. On entering his , bed-room. I observed that his manner of loo'ding at me expressed suspicion and alarm. He said it was very odd that I should come into his bedroom first, before going into the dining-room below. I answered that I had dined in town, and knowing that the family were at din ner down stairs, I bad come to visit him. Upon this I.e made a reply which surprised me exceedingly. ft was to this effect—that I seemed particularly grave in my manner, and that something must have happened amiss. He then asked me abruptly whether l had any thing unpleasant to tell him ? I answered, •• No; that I was surprised at hie question, and the manner in which it was proposed." He then said, • the truth was, that be had reason to be auspicious is some degree, but he hoped that I would be the last per son who would engage in any thing that would be ill. 3urioas to him.' His manner of saying this was so ota• usual sad so (liminess& as to satisfy me that be was at the moment la b ouring under mental delusion... I entreated him to Its i very tranquil, aid gem scribed foe him some more cooling and aperieas mom. chow, coedited him to barley water and allowed hies slops only. I remained with him daring Saturday night and until toe o'clock oa Sunday morning. Though his fever was sot very high during any part of this time, 9 Tr:'~:: yet tho iseelierenee of lie 4._ admen of his maemeg motiases ...- Sesday I vieltad him freisestly, and him is the evening till balfoset twelve vista hiss Is be as Utopia as possibbs. and ._ that I ereald eadeaveir to penmen my Lady I. come to bed. 1 slept in a Mel very near that of his I,nni• •Oip, Os 'Woodsy miming, abut seven o'clock, Mrs. Reitinses. my Lady Loadosibrrre meld, came to my Idlteplory. sad asked if 1 was deemed, telling me, ' my !mil elibid, to me me by and by.' 1 answered, 1 wa d nosy t.eau that moment ; bat Mrs. said, that she afraid wish me to cease then, ie f harLodysitip bad sat left her bad-room. !a abort l es hour, she retained again. and-said, that his Lordship woad be glad tome me immediately, as her Ladyship :=lng on her tows, in order tole fate her ewe room. Os walking from asyews roam le Lewd Leadsaderry's bed-room. I obramed that the deer of the latter was epee, and meld perceive that his Lle4 , ship was sot is it. in as 'nitwit Mrs. Rebin' esti to ma. • Ills Lordship hu gone into his dreadurreiese I stepped into his dressisgooess, and saw him le hie dressing-gown, standing with his front towards the: window, which was opposite to the doer at which I et owed. His face was, directed towards the eel Wittiest terrain his bead... the intuit be beaMl 4/7 step he imelelsood. " lieukkead, let me I= roar arm--'tin all Nes as * As quickly • I ran to him. tbiskieg be seas fainting an • pismt to Tali. I caught him in my arms a, ie was - SW log, and perceived that be bad a kite in his right bask vm7 finely clinched, and all kdobllded.. I did sot . ses pr 4dlse hint see it: he must hive 064 it • 1 came into the rum. Is falling he declised . see-aide. send the Meal bent fess hid, lilts aft t from a watering pet Ides smalls te imeOptitt him, and he fell est of my arms. I Wok the wound must have bees indicted al soon as I put thy foot on the threshold of the door, a Its satire wrench that the estioctios of lift Melt ,havelollowst it in the tminklisi of an eye. I Ab ask that Oat kw tallk Pro quarts of blood flowed from kiss is ose miemOv• I mes satisfied that a militate did net Asps* from this. imp snout of my entering the roe* mita he died. sad , drier that time be said not a word smut that 'MO 1 bow. already mentioned. It was ittswilabs that say hides being could hive's/feted the tril hht binmpAf. Hu leg known him intimately for the last 30 years, - I bye so hesitation 'in saying that Ise ,W4 4 l L't ll 7 l whoa wh he committed this net. T.lci i4 a linos soli cline is the geserel habit .14 bji 'as ism,. loam prior to his doubt bet 1 waa ant aware. ef 'the mitts{ delnsios ostler whisk be was labosriag till within three or four days of his decease." .... _ After Dr. Bankhesd had fi nished his testimony. the Coroner inquired whether there was ay more whammies who couldgeek to the nature of this busesetion. -14 was i that there were several; but *Awl* throw, mot as ,to the amenity of eallieg them alter. • evidesppplach had already bees adduced, be add he shed' mittuktbe Jury apes,* point, and in segued, Wend the' room Wire Veiled of all a tors. . , ~. . .! - . A ft er thit'Cummer, tad jump had bees lif t to Ilia* Weis for half as hear, amble was gives that drupe were again permitted to eater the rum .is whic= wsediiteigg. Os reiablog it. .We fowl the Joey rheitlitooroser's table, sod girls" that amens try 'terdietyrbich he read to them. . The ' rtfitilit *Mc 44:7 4: "?het os Monday, Aug. It. sad Air' selpse limit , vlouly. the Most Noble Robert,' Marv* of dor .senders grievous disc r 4ii: id Tpk " gaish, and became in cosealseeesA . • mind; sod that. whilst Is tita 4 = 'Julie' ire. and steel, he did indite lefts* of Isis neck, sad of *broadtil ittee• - • - onsuilila inch in length, sod hair instantly dein kW Was the : mei maio some baring retired t. few minutes sad 4. GINTIAMBIe if 1111 nos tins after the esmaladess called ustegether this doh. hot 1 musem me thin trespassing on your daim ~ to na not ai :ivete( Asia, se. Ago 1 offer wiH, y 1 think, tend Semite time factory to the World se I think therauld be at r own (wi tticism. That the ismiehin is Web TMs have Mgt is the rigLt oft lapa for as sty boothle P'"" 11 a iOding 1110111,_ A gigot ontaltsi of wit own Meld bi Woe& (award to proem t h at the Wad of the &amid boo Iwo AWN. fw a lower plaid thou boo bon @opposed. or than agrs from the evi dence submitted to you this day. nay wend carry hark the esnmunessent of that dotoopolitot _rain which be Mowed to a peeteld anterior ft inky Moi— -1 state this eir his apparition rent Me es that day. I believe Wert the Mario im T e cause a coellict b NM Mita% sad 1017 that the fatal act was sot comoritted . Mt of inanity. The wham however who have proved what I have mestleen. It eras sit floseg mild _lit se maser, to evamine. I shall however read a lower to you from a very high and &dap/shed character, which en aid which, if seensery. wield lte verified. It is from ate Doke of Wellingtes.osill hit Ina not now be received as prideoce. *or egad ittiaee hem before your verdict wee retuned, ito molests will he is. tisfaetory to you, as it will show what was the oploirro of his Ursee of Lord Londonderry's wind is the Oth August. The letter was addressed I. the Phydeles who attended the family, dated Aqui 9. 19E. sad run this : -aA- • " l)a Sia,—l called at your home fee the purpose of talkieg to yea on the subject of Londestkrrre health. nod to retest that yea 'mad tell is Mw. I hare spoken to boa, sad he has said. that he wW.eend to yon. Lest lie should net, I hope yen will conk* es some pretence to go to kin. I have se dot& that he is very unwell. It appears to me that he has bees over worked during the Session. and I am einsvinced tholes labours under a mental delusion." _ A The letter pressed on the party, to whom it wee ...•• dressed, the importance of ening the liminess. bet re. quested him not to mention what had them been ammo nicated. and then went on to nutters of a private nature unconnected with this business. The Jury listened with great Math* to the letter. and the Coroner having coecladed Alseslseed them, and the Covert was dissolved. . Lord Clanwilliam, Lord 0. Stream Mr. Planta. and several other official gentleman, were observed in and about the house in the coarse of the muralist. There were two reports current la North and Foots Cray yesterday morning, refardiat the cause of Lord Londonderry's death. Oat of them attributed it to a violent quarrel said to have taken place between his Majesty and hie Lordship on Friday morning, and the other to t►e fatigue and anxiety of ailed oceasioaed his by the Arest premium of business dasheg the last seasioa of Parliament. Oa Friday last, a Ministerial paper of this morning says, when of coarse his Lordship had to take leave of his Majesty previous to his departure, his astaisty manifested itself very stroogly to all aroused ►im ; and it is even said, that some of his eolleignes and iati. mate friends bad, for the last fortnight oc three weeks, IL 8 • alarm, an nuisagl iii oee er It is added. ',gip Ole ante pa th what truth, that the King was observed the extant to which the Marquess had suffered, and exp d uneasiness as to the tousequesees of his state of mind- MAILS. ARR. DM I ARR. ./'R. 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The praises of nhis Lord that appeared in this S. tieek of $lOll paper DI M , e '?iiy aliquo t ye!mr• day vim copies word for word. fruit anUitee.Paper.., We .der eeittiink it . worili while to add'heee N witsli •Imalken laid shout hie death and the eases sod the , NNW of it: What he was as a Statesman may De area • Ihtk of in soother article in our paper oft ' slarvaad we pledge ourselves that jusifec' will be Out to his memory before Sanday passes again over the heads el the pablic. It was as a public actor 44 he was if importance ; and, though we do not hew, that the•syseass out set hare found smelt a mas k PON W woo a ittalltat ought eat to go to the greaten& eat fps toad therefore, justice be will have.. Via oaporkfeb.siktet Ilia "mildness" are not worth a straw. Wreimmeernialliteraelteu sad acts of parliameat ; and finorthikel PaiWftle,deenreents we get the only part of kis hissers worthy the attention of soy one. We tenet ate ,ado - they get se *apply hi; plate. Ws I ban" An Menswear cannot mark saireatlee Pathies hit a islajk 'ha prevent r ' rs po T h. of Me parliament, which will set all to riglais, and bring jarllh thoollaitd . i‘;:fizies . the yeey last At ahem *ill MltpM , I._pipit4ff talent thin of the • Stalo."; Snot say, jelipipe . Let him need floe, O. I bOtbsag tater than t • ...«. - ,14‘• • - and else of t►eai. yesterday afternoon. barfog broogitt a large proportioe to market, on which the-Bank ers refused to lend any more mousy, canted' a ' great depression in t►e price, and the following lir mations took place Roads opened at 831;01; to 82; rook to 83; sunk agate to 84. 83e, and at ilk' honest* 83. Other Foreign Secaddoonito Delfelit tiNsght of. Oita o'Cuoci.—The Market at the Stock tatheer eeationes steady ; Consols 8011 ; aot much ►asla.es doing. Within the last hour there is not Rash &lag lo Chill Bose; or any other Forties Securities. New Spanish. 9!j—Old. sai—Neer Premise. eel to 119—Ressiee.Sigi--Ani. en to 8.1--flealsh, n 7 i Nespolitea, 731—Coleablea. tiej—Scrip, 96f. Philadelphia papers have arrived this morning to the 13th, and New York to the 14th alt. The News York Noosing Pose of the 13th, contains a despatch from the Secretary of State to the letead• am of Venezuela communicatiag the acconat of tbe victory of the Liberator Presideet os the .7th of April, over General Herpes ; and reports, the &caveat of ifteaeral Morales having either destroyed ltioself, or been killed is Reties, ea the defeat of his army at Core. The ISM paper also gives a view of the state of Wake in Pers. Is consequesce of an oath of alle. L6lllbeteg exacted from the Earepean Spaniards, l Archbishop of Lisa bad asked for his pass. pot and proceeded a Spale, and the Welty of Trazillo had been obliged to leave the country. The Coagress of Pete were to nest en the Ist of May. A coin. winos was selected at Lhasa to draw spike Citnetite ties. Pails papers to the the 13th last. have reached es, containing eatract from the Ultra papa's, as well as the Smyrna Jeers's!, the Speetateae Oriental which 'silicate a surprising c►ange of ',mainsail is their eendactern towards the Greeks. The latter Journal, speaking of the late enterprise of the (heck'', says. Nothing equals the somat' prodeced is the mind of the Tarks, by the catastrophe of their lea. at Selo. Nothing can recover them from their surprise, sad we admit that this catastrophe is calculated Its g i ve a sew direction to their ideas, anti perhaps to cocain tAetneelree." Oa thie passage the .I«galonegts Gazett, makes she following observations :--•' Such I menage was certainly not to be expected from a Turkish Journalist; but this time the disaster has been toss great to be coecealed. According to the repot of the T ur k s dieaseelves, their fleet wineisted of 5.7 t sail ►e fore t►e catastrophe of Selo, and after haaing been joined by the expedition which left Uoestantinople on the 4th of Jane, it was composed oe the 7th of of only thirty-five vessels. Timely wera therefort t• hilt% Let us hope that the panic which hns - '.4 !) • ••11 4 t t. • I *-' take. possession of the Turks will not owe% a s i dreeee is saved." This panic seems indeed of no common kind, sod to have predeted a iikes solitary effect at Coostandeeple, as the fe:leeria e irtiele gives by the tilootirliemme. wider th e g m , Odessa, July 17th, will prove :—" We have at last re ceived intelligence from Constantinople, of the I Ith instant. The catastrophe of the Turkish fleet h et produced is that capital the skeet of an eleeoi c stroke. The Sultau himself wed the Divert have bees equally 'struck, and Lord Straegford who lately mid that lie elared not propose to the Porte to amidst Commissioner to treat with IM. De Tatisehei, his profited by this gyneral terror to obtain fres tie Divan every possible COACtiblilo. If there ever et. fisted a to ble opportunity for making the Pert: give way. it is the preseet ; eed we entertain pleasing hope, that Meek: to Ike veleur of the Crud, the expedient so long and so vainly sought ',teethe bees foetid." Accounts Oche 49th sit free Trieste, contain the additional particular* of the atrocitirs committed by the Turk, in the village* of Mai leis the Island of Sri., after the slestroetioa of the C.O. tau lacha and of a pit of their der*. The Twin, ;after. taking pentode* of these villiges. celia c i f d '30,000 men, wows*, sod children, whom the, .drotemcd, burtteti, or carried igloo eaptielty. Still the general Cause is evidestiy atmlespielly Ogle rou, and' the Pacha of Egypt e it Is said, has suited Ws negociations with the, ejey,k Aithioritiew it Ryth e 'sad Spessia.—Tbe Weil= from Spain in hat papers Is costradieteey, Conetithilleadisn and Royalists elahralsgthe is •rmiriem ea. •coaeters whisk took place a reviews, The following extraordinary othirimmi le given in al Ultra paper : " It Lipoid that CAN' St. Mlchssl,sc. companied by the two other itqweiri is thee:used the Officers of the Guard. le fele Poea pirate u. dience of the King (of Spain), sad explahoi the difficult situation in which he foOod himself with re. .pent to his Majesty, sad to the Officers against whoa he was props,ring to proieed e lo imosequenio of she, producing itittiodioatles of tbeie °maw me 'graph letter. fromille Majesty. Ile added, thus mei* soh circumstances be came to take the Illeites direedee N and to endeavour to lighten the terrible alleges hid against those issfortawate officers. lila *toyer awered, is ap tifilumeared time : 'Tie mem the lei tors are Wee. Welt f tyhai does. elm .gyp' L much the worse for then (the ones) they kerma* my orders were emit and veld velem oeurirrotted by the Ministers: why di4 • Miry micelle them ?" Bet yet,' replied St: 'lvor Majtelty will ad allasdrid them mehteleasle ws V--4 Teo use charged with the itreeeeedee,' retained the Mit& !carry het with activity, her ',grill feemitolblor atotosbui The Constitetiorsar moyethate Coas t er from Vilma lahliWouglethetailliresialunseaudig that tbodusrise Court was met dlereed , h . ed. C. to sessad the 'Hews alto con lea• jots iw Sped., het inteaded leave the. weak ewa Orel* and rweearees. The Right Hen. W. Huskisson ardeogketies yes tee'day, frost FAO's . . At the Foreign •yesteriay all Otewitesise ettqaata were pirtly closed. • • •I, From TIIR COURT CIRCULA MOW yesterday by mistake, that Lord Ildaryborengh 0 roe NetLetleads. His Lobe Mll Was *Modals anal.4ll a consaltatioeyeilth the Lit of t Lwswp.et, at lAvorpool Hooey, Wlskethall; ,aa did she Earl of Wessereland, Mr. Arbuthnot, and lb. Obasaller of the Eselasper, Who case le twee yesterey SUM ieg (vim Blackheath, and retuned la the ewe*. Mr. Arbuthnot arrived in lowa at fear e'ainek pee esrddy arising from hie sat sear Kobuk* Os Monday evening the Lord Chancellor held a "keg sea saltation with the Earl of Liverpool. • ; The late Marquees of Lossleaderer attended the Fe. reign Office on Friday morning, and even so early is the day as at soon be displayed some symptoms of ar leasable, losaaky. He willed about that tins at t'le British Coffeelaoase, Cockspapsiseet and laquired he Sie2duselad Nigh. Oa Wag istklied by the pee prietors Mr. Elafteat, who vu aceldeatly sasellog at the deer, that he was est thus. his Lash* witli nook eastloo, struck hie heeds smother. sad very sharply desired that sea of the ember wslst.d should be sailed, by when Wag aisle anewriad ilea Sk E. Nagle was set there, he walked away amok agiteetal His Lordship's eoadoct appeared very lisping awl excited particular attention is the street.—(Jhroks' P.a.) Lettere slated the !3d of April were received yeo terlity from Valparaiso, which contras the revises asestante that the port of Callao sad other places 0 the Pacific are blockaded by we Spaaish frigates. These vessels, it appears, are the Proeba and Pr. gluts.. the sans which won formally surreadered to the tiovereseut of Guayaquil. by a convention, signed by their estnasanders. The affair is new asserted to have beets a stratagem ea their pert, for the pups@ of obtainiag water sad prowls's'', of which they of the tine stood is great need. The Bourses of Gueraquil had so vessel at his disposal of stifficiest snitch to pettish the violation of the Seaveatioa. Fres Greatula, wader the dAte of the 39th of Joie, it is stated, " That the raise have set I. this rair much earlier than sisal, awl have so mash retardri the shipment, of sugar. that few of the ships new here will have their loadlag completed withoat cosi, derahle detentios." The good people of lidishargii 'amid te swag so &hoodluce of wraith during the King's sojostaisteot is their eity. which they are pleased w call be "se coed city" of the Empire ! ! We fia4 is mss of In papers last received, an Adverti-enest of a furnished house is Albasrotroet, conoistiag itialeg-rootro drawlstroont, parlour, five bad-roc ~ and dressier , roots, three to roo', kitshe.i, and all anal conveniences," o.fere.l on the very too lerate terms of lOU guineas " fora single week," or sU gelsons if takes for a luster period !!! EXSTRI. Aco. 12.—A HARD CA-11 the Cat tle of Eceter en Friday. Allem 8--. a res e t...l4ole lady residing scar 14%,.er, a;,p.ared by Cettez , rl l• answer a charge of having two 'part* a Milli" brandy in her house. The tit isein .5 proved tilt err sure of the sante is the library. and sue Mrs cosviCa4 is the mitigated petulty .em pouti4l.4. A new bell was pat im Kruloio. er church law F , '• day and the fir:t tuts lOW •00 %Pi •d it 'INN log '; d. urinate he ha' t.i. c • •.' . THE STATESMAN. the oweistsfifis - etssr*ei. whitest soy hosed. purist depressive Or epirite. cwofinsei with per, we knew sot with **clock. I se- . sod told m ot ti first potentate) OF se Ifpri.d of Isis neck, sad of ibmwaretid elre Anna iof woe ."‘"'‘. '''''" .'. "Nier Ta ° l 3 . 7 7.-11 -- inch in knob. mod half atrinchirtiti tlertellgelt he **di. ' iestmulit Inert 04 that we Miser ,pseewa mime hilt- ' 1 " -' ' ' Z. b .„..'"7" 4 1 1 ° --- " - ' i l f ........1 'Jeff wee the seem of his dea th ."'" STOCX. p.a2SC.I.E, TWIIILIrmqy Clut.wg The dorms thee signed the parr. Tbosit' who hod There appeep a , scarcity of tumor Stook in the &astute* thrt lathomioi ,.. B l = t =46ll4tet t ititl:t odoehos AU epotojwllleow pieggliglinlte, • been an cosoomod sash the Pratt, & o f is . made, bet not to 's consulerable unmet. Consels. for ma_,ill some t '''''' kW* They los oaf no Coomtee the Accent sow Itedac4d 80i to $l. laving reti r e d into tau tent t. retuned iu a few minutes and spoke to the fslkwj s g elect :-- sesG Smelt coafasion as has prevailed this morning in • “ azirnatwea or Tea Juse— u I detahsed yes the Foreign Market. we have not witnessed since its some time after the emainsiew of *IAA opening. To-morns it muting day, and two pat- ella" oelogerher this afril We I true Me WI forgive sere being holders of Chili stock to a large mount. al throe ereifeuelog olioor dm whellidreei know my ...I mew asf likalla stasteedav afternoon. basis' breovia I I