The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-01 00:00:00

P . . . - 31.41iG4TE, 4fUG.. t'.; The weather here is ovittsually fine, and the town ills very full; the street., upturns, lanes, and Otte, are trawduil with visitants ) who are eternally crisis. ing each other at right angles. New faces spring up in constant succession, like the buddings of hope.' One civic generation succeeds another 48 nPid movements, like the w;ves of the Atlantic; him; dreds come and hundreds depart; importation gives the cut to transportation, and vice versa. A lay came in yesterday . at noon glutted with happy passengers of all ages, who•liltit the desks, and clung about the rigging, as thick as flies on a - su gared jar. It was a pleasant circumstance to see the jocund creatures land ; some recounted their miraculous escapes from shipwreck. of Green. bide, while others scudded .4sti with ..their bag. gage, like ants, uidi lessor than themselves, in search of a moderate earaeantera. lien they will remain, looking at .the 4)eruicioniglare of the chalky cleft, in the blue 01601)N:with astonish. went, and totting their best pair of_pomps with salt water in search of cockle ihJls to make a giotto fur thtir bed.chantbers in town, till their lank purses denote bet the, possession of one weeping half -guinea; when their discretion itrwrirdiatery ring 4 the alarm.bell, to impel them, like : prudent sal: ,fliers, to think of an apt retreat : then they pdr. chase a potful of solid uhment, and an ounce of holm, and preaipitaks themselves into the wooden bowels, or rather lower cabin, of a friendly hay, 'where they lay perdo, to catch - at the contingencies .of eating and drinking, and ceasb toacknonlege themselves either in Christendom or safety, .until they can rapturously behold Saint Paul's Church once nom! Llis Grace (he Archbishop of Carrettauex, aed *party; dined itl.Cedl.square, on .hlunday las!, t• .Mr. dowscaoalav,_ and his daughter Lady BIM. TINCIL, were $i our 'Theatre a few nights since, to see, .Mr. Moak Li:lris's-dramatic % trash., called The Castle Spectre, valicti, in !Toth-should onty be er- Itthtted to . childreu in a nursery, as its toleration on the stage is a satire upon ihe.reasoet of Altana. tion. Mr. lATTEIRTON, wh,o:is euicaged here for: i fe w nights, ilki nearly tU that could be d o la. Osmond; and Mrs. Dyruita , wat , icrf: impressise in Angela ; but, 004. egurtions wore thrown away on such au occasion, It was like stew* funge in claret ; the comparative richness of the accompani. picot could not make the viand wholesome. AN SPIGRAMMIkTIIC COLLOQUY.. That occurred • between Mr. 0110101111t.11:WO4 a FISHILIMAN, and an 01.1:1ATIA N. at . Ilatft 10111514te, W 4 Wive to the • Oy - tif sonieausgipe god44ngs. Mr. Ctisiana !A.stn--(spins oat fragukeatti of die Awls.) No poinism.ddenti is this; o .-. No critic cur is.sourer Pray take your codling ere 'tis mark% Or give it Spleen to scour her. The Ot.o Wo —(manifesting amazement.) Could Madam Tows t.Ev see my.were,. She'd send her Cook iu To make some duasplins sisfeinille • ; Lord! Sir, you've got ne Mile! Mr. CUMB6O.L.LN —(tadigwintly.) No taste ! hound. I woman, you are wad, I've dug up Ltarnlng's root, Ma'aia : • But, to I see a candid sage! Who'll settle the di puts. Ma'am. (A 'widen appeal to a mitical Fisherman.) PETER, d'ye thinks with fruit like this, The Dc'el our Mother craaun'd Could such a thing have charms for her ? rigrert—(Chrwial; the,apple with a wry fags; - If it iatild. mayJ be d ---4 I . • ;•• * To obviate any xutpribe that might he excited ewheariii an old Fruit Woman deliver a wrap of Frergh,- we intht.reis: mark, that her name.is Map , Scamp, and the decayed dug of a notorious Smuggler of Folkestone, who tarried her 011=1 kirk when a chile; aucl-tett her in pledge for eighteen tills of Couiac brandy, with the Landlord of tlw Hotel Croix 13110.4DSTAIRS Atm. 30. . . The routine of rational recreations commences - here at seven Pn the - mornitig with promenading upon the Terrace, a must delightful spot, commanding, when the horizon is clear, a full view of the Freed!. coast. At that early hour may freqoently be sees yearly 100 ladies, alt simply attised in white dresses; with cottige bouitets. Chall( lo o,Pleee has not the pleasure of tbe society of the bigh.spitited Dowager of that grime, but a branch of .the familz, Lord iiputtitprt, is there,. with his lady. audauturaile-family. Every houstwiC occupied ; thex' etalt lerupon the aggregate_at ' guineas per week Pyrounst.htiuse, so celebrated daring .the life of the late Duchess of Devossiatna, for the gay par. ties then heldthere, is about to be brought to the hammer. By private contract, the whole of the de. mesnes may be had fur 10,0001. it was the property' of Mr. FORSVTII. • .) The heat is intensely great; if precludes hotly walking and ridine-during that period the sun it. at the oieridiait. Towards the evening the gaieties' continence, !no parties, .concerts l tkwiicey and select converzationes, at BARFIELD . * prome. nande assembl) -room, serve to kill time agreeably, until ten o'clock, when .he company retire tektr.an. quit repose. The first Ball will be given at BiRTIELDII to. morrow evening. Mr. FLestima will lead the music; they area proportion of the inimitable Goev's band. At this moment I can discern a most formidable troop of equestrians descending Pyrniont.hill ; they are all advancing in line ) anti fuzee twenty in ItUllt ber. The bipeds aro females of dash; the qoadru pcds are Jarassiela penits. • • - - A melancholy accident Wappetied near Boston last week. the day haring been extremely sultry, a number of boys, on their dismissal from school in the afternoon'. wesit.down to the haven to bathe ; they had left the water with an intention of dress. ipg i bet in playing on the saw!, some of them were so covered witb.dirt, as to make it-necessary, ere they put their clothes on,: to dip agiits.• On going into the water a second time, they imprudent• )y. attempted to cross. the current in the channel oecoiolieti by the outfall of the Li itham ; to this atit .apt three out of seven of the boys were curried &w il y by the strength of the strewn, and, b e f o re niaestobbit,conld be obtaiuett ) were drowned. r.• 0 1. - TRZ • valrormillem,4ll4.o.r.inow . ..Vonr. ESCAPE O F - ROBERTS AND 11414111,, - • .‘ funnita litoctreutos. Mr. Churchill, as the Senior Middlesex Magis.i trate, was in the chair, and Mr. Aris, sett. his GAO sons, and the whole of the servants of the prison, were closely.. examined. It turned out, as was stated yesterday, that the two prisoners wen , not Ingpposed to know each other, and that the whole, of the gates, leading front- the confinement of - Ro .berts,. six in number, 'were found -opert lit the •nioretog, they luring been made fast ailtiching.lip..• this, en the -preceding night. The pilioners - tllol' made their escape deer the waif, by ascending new lodge •in the prison, not yet finished; - and When at the top of the wall they were supposed to h'ave let themselves down by a rope, as a hook was roundlet ithe morning by Daniel Aria, the jaitur's son r The most important witness was i youth* o the name of filacaf or AlkGar, • who stated sent con. versation ~,tenth he' bad overheardobetwiiti-Detfiel Aris and Robert Roberts.. •Thls yentb' *Win evidence against a party' of bergfarti,ltird his fei timony relative to-this affair; With othir -stances of cotrnhoraticm tending ta*lMPfieate - ,1). , -Avis with having 'bee n privy to the escape cif the. IttisonerS 7 itufetled the Blagistrates to commit Olin New' Priti4l fur trial , for aiding and alit:Ade/ in each eacitee. • 'II turned pact that Roberts had been indelgedi with walking in Abagorden of the prison, after lie; had been Ipcited sip-in -the evening , , U u,itat, at the same time II •-thoother• prisoners. -Neither of the . • watchmen • eoahl•illee any satisfactory . aceoant business: - ;• " •' ' ' " The-investigaition closes] with ThtflinsPehdhlg Aria, the jail-kefper; • tile ectinftlYttil Or2Partiel. Aris, his sod, and the dismissal 'tirtitooiii‘,fratirfes. ions, who was *turnkey. • • - '• 'Mr. NeWport, (cum .- New Prison, Clerkenwell., n'p pointed suCcessor.to Avis at theColdbath.fields . Prison.- . • • 'The youth who gave evidence against Daniel Atli, was committed to..,llbibil.fields Brithnealli and to be kept private.' Ir.. A • . Ist No clue has yet been had ht Roberts or flottwt. -Tint evialiotoe against R.obeits, rele`dis t4rth4 felt; gory risen the ink, war- quite . dain'eltiaitei - x'nd' li eromawbe iinhabired with was admitted' in • ekidtilitlt ire; the boslisest•:•• •It tvblld defeat • thii eadi 0f...114 7 tice to publish the • particulars of Roberti's •exanii. nations tin Iteieral othee pers.ms are ittri4:lt;tl in the inminear ilibb cannot at ptrient `" • • ',"•• ' Idioms tifccot,.. • KENT A g g i z to . : . -11--r g 9 ,o AIDSTO.N 4 Tune MlKlllritelt 934 . f' Ci • DOE, on tplee dengue of HON hYVo9.ll.•ufiell RAbtiOA. was,an settee of ei,ttindint to recover' the poniessiottuf sew small parcels of fandoateated !wean .klytheataLfelbeetohe, comb tls•-whitit Sir Jobe I t leneywoothostite,Bleinlifketaistied longing to him, and•Lont , Radestir elaintall• imr of the : waste of his manor. •• The plietrin questief was a narpow sliir.of land, between a %co.!, hi) at* the sea, called the Stir, and the evitienclactmitad of reading a . greats. umber of anelentsitieshr, diettne: in •••• the title of the lloneyscirod!t, froorillioefalitaf 9;een lylirabeth .110 the present day. • • .'era Al i • for the , Defentlaat a, great numb* of-hutihnt deeds were also rind, but an compatisen• s'ef the several deeds, .they thd.not destroy the Plaintiff's title,;. he, therefore, under -the diresition. of 'the . Lea:nest Ju4gu, had a serdictev •• - • ; The ca sled fotrenverat hours: • .• . -• coasit .v. WVATT. , ,•• - • This.wis. an a CtiUIL d/ f trespans 'for entering -the Plaintiff's close, ire the -Island of Shelley, near the bait, shore, and, tak apt! carrying 'bay the beach Ofthe.sea. -Tho!Ocittodant was _Luster the nitd clanuedthis right, of..takinraft the s'tones 'add beach thrown up by the sea., This: case of as' tete& ,before, and Ka** leng-toritesteeVritht bet ween the ;lisr4iggs•.; `he Plaintiff-contending that the Lot& of , the .Mateoe. had no•wight to take the:beach beyond 'the ordinery high.wateresark 4 and the riDeftoallant . etairsnsig . ii,braprescrittits4lglit wbeteet, Wl* as :cast , Am. hy . the:mm.l It The 40114 :11.aitancr t went of on the fttralloUthe •pleslingto—LordFA.*Lanoaoutan heingsetipbtion, that as. tho:Defsnulaiat had pleaded aimply:d right ot, 'entry. foe the /seeps's. of Wring" theotonesii•lhat he: was no justified in coming with:horßanind carton' which the evidence proved , hitn.;i* thli hiS tide° to . ' have dope. ~ ; ~•' • •i . 0; .Ic,AA. A verdict woxioiltto for .14 . PidistiffuipagOiget 201,,:h : tn. . • 0 !"71. ‘. ;Hi -.ORMILION 11110 paitt,k; 4 01S1 t7fP 4 4. !! This watt llh aniibetiga tresiNts, for bfentshil • his cloee., The Defendant justified •terbeing 'a come" man innding.plaite. ,, The •faets kit the tirse ti the Arfendanrt landed his gouda net n esehtin Wage on the !Janke of ihe•bledwa7,• •attififie cittes: l lion was, whether it-'was a Commort , landiit:blati or nat....Alter a great nuaiber , of witnesses - Were called, it tairntil out, that from time heyett'd 'the reach of memory, the spot in tfeestien *us a ctinsi.! mon landing-place.. • .•. ' l 4 • The Jury thesefore found a verdict:rot. the' De. .fondant. . • • ' • . . Pants.—The terrific Black Pugilist is Intlis. posed; but the battle. betwiit -him' and Crib will take place. hi aboutiiii.weolwei...Wla is, catlicp the favourite front his known Science s strength, and . bottom. 'rho cognoscenti, hooever, aro v'ety eatt.l tiulla at betting odds r ahti .particularly those who hare seen the Mack uxitibit. •Dagherts, the pogi.' ta li and. Poll, a promising candidate of milling fame ls are matched fur 10Q1guineas,• to tight ou , Monday se'anight. • .I;Ji pvt. The galliast Rlizabetle and Margaret, BrAtillti from Ilubliss fOr Gtfitogow, which went 'tin short _Ald;Oi. ettn est Wednesday se'nnlght, was intak.S3licokt4b4rbour on Saturday, afternoon: ' . following is *disci - 4)00u of the persons who "vitt , ,drowned: 7 -- . •, 7, -t • • :* John Ill,'Kensie, Dumbarton, seam* Alex. Glen, ditto, Murray, of Stirliug, tatiskri. his )oq was aLo the vestel, it noted; An 014 leisiiiatt, nate vinktiowil. young black-haired nominal, mud child:4l)unit tsslelvel months' idd, going to her husbiiid to Guts, kti ti roltsosito , t'sssois Dublin. Two oilmen, name , , ankpown, ape belonging to florid law on, a soldkes wife; die ether 61 to he a young Irmo 4n. 4 • moo. ltelohCo* to **tweets,. who ulawlLD'airto the "ilk boat, Wag " i Pt i e t s .v • ri rite, ' . .. _ rfi E SAM PPOli D GHOST --mi.— (FROM TOE TIUNTON COURIER.] We &ball use little ceremony in introducing el , Reao.fers to the subject ofeheso. remarks, as the sal ject itself does to the persons who are favoured wt its skitations. Wo must give it an hasty slap two and retire.' Mr. CH,IVE and his family (t tenants of the haunted hou se) must, therefore, put in the * witness.bux, and we shall proceed to a few facts' to evidence. The Said Mr. CIIAVE, then, it appears, has liv' its the house he now occupies atiSamplerd.Pevei about Seven months. About sever! months, Reader for we beg thai every circumstance, however , note, maybe duly attended 'to. Before he came -this plate to etereise his present business of - huckster, the !Itemises In_question were'unmelesl by its present tioubletionle guest; bitt Mr. CHAI `od hu4luitei,brings'into the eforraid premises t 'ictialati,, fhe , que If:pine bat sirseken in years, 511 Fr aiiirl . ptient.lif,.'i t elleil Seit.T. A per& -1114 Te -440 itoon , . (Ors. Cruse's brother) is al ,enotter iemateef the house, a young man ab , :25 -year* of , age, :whase employment we cane 'olettrn, or even guess'at, from any thing that Cn, can fomenter him to do ;- but who is represented the honest folks at Sampford to be a 64 ' wildisit ' of **riot* irtan. 4 -'• ' . ' ' • • ' - " Abblit'S fertnielt ago, tw o Ge n tl emen,, fy . . Viteettaln;sfend tistflafttoubledtouse, and retry. tuf 'Weidsliii#l l ii liais'X'ilie "night .in the haunteil „loosri . l 474l(t i cia inelieit Qat_9f hii. bed-room w;• .•diiw o .whielt is, iteit ,to the,iteunted.room, and or ,separetaillrtitn. it by .it thin partition, and after . tisfying biaiself of the respectability of the per. sons who applied for admittance, assured them - it would be -of no use fur them to sit up un there were females in the house, for otherwise tiling was ever heard, and there were then no wot In the'hoese:'lltitieaties were in rain, and the G - tleteett Illiitlikttbristir,ed; after a Promise of be, atlefitter itu neXt"nfaining. , Accordingly . 11 Wen fili•ih "littiisi cat9Y: s tik e tlie - next day, and it 4 ; reSiterteiiied y Mr. Cir,tve with a history„tateppeo *Wliii.Shict 'Baron .113necnansart's Ad seutu re,s I a sqles . or • prObabilities. After having had Moneter described (very much resembling a black rabbit, only wonderfully. larger !) and win ' when pursued, escapes through the close paili' of his garden in a moment, permission was alloo to visit the haunted room, but which was delay by Mr. eneti`i sheir tlntei . betause the maitd Tants werit'bot nii, Preteeding at laic to ' eliemberOWit Lott's-room: tO ' r a'sse4 throao. lila 1 "sited bed iilWalitrawit siroyd, 0 it. irqo n!tlu ' chamber ref :then 'examined, # are ~..0y to the prescribed mode of inceetaii, tire floor was stamped upon, and the ghost litely .entresleti to favour- his visitors with a OunTereational thumps,. bet it was out so inclio. Not it single : knock, tap, groan, or even a Lucia, print coatd beextorted from it, and ail attem• at a friendly dialogue' proved utteely friiitleie' the adjoining room, where TATtott siept; so titeirda-hed 'hetet' taken up: Aionslderible b6l. ileptitiappentell Ondbrneathi bdt bow far it Wee Mr?' ciferr t ,did'ifot. ft n'Ow r "SAior . was iat'i ilt atollll:Wiß:cata.cks nide(' ha he medg.. 14r if 111 . 61 #4 45 ( 4 $ ''4:ittc 4 o "it 4 4 119 , • rtk'''' h• ' I . • _.- • • whcn Ar !i' 497 HA L.9-0P room., :s o, ' 1 csiii i t,t it twice ; tbst,ii, wa s •. ve ry. large ow heat fat 1 49 a "log Or rabbit; and so powerful to . she could nut hold it ; that it usually came as soon as the light was withdrawn , and vanished on its I pearance ; that she had repeatedly been slapped : some. Invisible means ; . and that she latelyi"ssiii throulgh the sheet while bpi , beta was utidiez bed;etritheS, a man's liikir tier arm, git i ,4 e 0.; 11.. .J 1 :Stiltel''' All this In the 'dab'!" Ol t , ,ti Incii . !lie above steit34' l 7A-4 * Optes . , ecjegrAl o i ti 4 'llckt if ias A l q!! i l'iCt. tift: , * 4 11 90 .44. 4 94fi *A ' o* _ : _siirib i lf.._ll._l 4 )4 4 . l 4:: l ll4l l lP;e.f4sAifiaotleutsel,•4a. 1 1 . 11 i44, al. irliftield ialethe While two Glittstietues were in the eakioining room, having got into a pre. ;foetid sleep, and the ghost being perfectly peace :able, the experiment was, Wed by waking . her. ;Sean after, SALLY, by her representations, evineo thatithe ghosttadsetUrgtattett her, though: 111 SSALliti it hat ttidorght Iltltb indulge in a Ilitldsi ' ,o florferillif'end 'ii . pioti'tid• le ite eefoiAriir tabta.plea roili.fteil must have at Otitteet k P t kii4 l iiiikeii i 6o l o,;i4ii, l 1 1 1 4 1 ilk ski frii't Veil iiiapniii euil . :Peaetetaipe„9( . , 14 , ! s . ...Pi e ..lthil. 01°0 .. ._ll4, l ,Cllts:d4 lo t : Kr:: ikkirmt ilk `ltkr!tita Ttost'llfili-. 11 1 4441 4 ,a). it /wA 149 ,-491,44ititteut , ibtiollittlA Co tight..., .. • • -,, ,i,,:! . .._ I Q( ttLLY, •TA /LON sad the sititnegsbale, .‘ shall.say sotkiog at present. We him faeribeyoni 'iour•llnsite, .and most postpone many sarher'partie . iessemssettled with this vile farce until our next I-1" . 1 11 4 . 0 44 14'1 . -........----::—.' Ll:2_LtAt: . • ttv .#4l I•,•11, at , :irrit th ~ - po LIGE. ,•l," . . at: r I (4; ' .1,1140 . :, , . rilit4 ,t see tore 141. , AlpiKSTa.tii.—kbatit iii Wetitp arnito6 l 4 )(Wait Ai* e r..fitiet, t ierprOVi. r ? 'o)4 . #,.llpois . , fii#ilio'firely i tk( F ikofi.4ol f shire , Ith.-4449ur to iti!if ls ol,4ol ~4%i .f 9 4044P.ial 4c) i fi i taieett tint( it was, done ,_ pule. Tbeliseer . ,„ ~ . . , , Wey pleiie s ty the chief pier going to theollieeet, It. fite. mot - Ring ; whets he perceived that -theAlielt foNgiP4 to i.clerk of the name - of Luoketti ' n oa fire, and paper put its different putts of th. Ea', as if intanded,to assist ,the fire hi spreatlt all oeir 'the offinei , LuCkett reminded the ' c Oak that he wati 'the lait in the office the preccdini Ousoitigtieezpiiisiddifirtaleit: ini patticular !nab. Uti f i l ' In* übt stifilei . OW tb ground a n y' eloside upon' bins; lind..tile eittninint flee Base over ,1 r out airy Ocot.'rz i lfitviiii-qit'n maile,, ite••,4 s , r time arar : Ir l_C ls ga§q iji4c4foil P; (1 0 6 :.,talsa. Liverpool, in s u an , eetreerpdagik k ghhuPArik as Cause a suspicion t hat ite s iteti emeelkorc o perly.; , acct'rdi4gtY. an Czamieltiiollieksthe.etoek -0(y mew took ,place, which .is. extremely targe,Afer s ' 'Steck is _about 10%0a/1. vvoralt. Sewers' oath durable stamps were missed,. and - .it obuld..aat ascertained but he might tuatimade alf 3 Wlth ghuut 20,0001. Worth. 'IS r. Ittger,c 'the' litePerititinAe_ of the Police, 'was eftiplOnlie `lkiviref 'WM WI r he commenced • an' lictiVic•.W dcli. ;) 'DI' ftirar trate Ilietiletil aii'lltdl4o l. (iatitigl3 J 4. 1 ,40,... , fotind' that lie fi": "aliftiV e4t oliiit i p q .o . yip' ( diffeitiiiiitiCO •;rissY ! c4llk:rirlitykso4;(oKi,tri, I 1 hiktMtri.:o4, Oki*Pittlib,t4x,Stai3ip-Cti , . . , • s —.- .'... . - - to the retail distiihtitriee'rlespoksiug ripen them wi t h '^ the plausible pretence, iloaLlie was veutliug two; f• 11, . - a . general disci-4)00r arr sten,ps, who wits owlet our eintiarrassnieuts,, and wanted to raise a g u n, „f too. pub_ t r e y without di•lay. Air. Miller traced him to U lu with 41911 i, and frtpsa thence to Cli4thanr, *here so me o f it or' hivelsilions reside. 'There be remoined egfliti L on . (the , don upwards of a fortnight, wii&out bintato t o lac ipPrelivid- . hins ; and hiviinesi acquiring tom at Li. call vitro!, bottles o!.)ligeti to.retero tiiete. ' • , dio aff th9pitter, 'received privets ittformalloe ived from Chatham, iltet a large trunk was scot on i r ,,,0 arell - there oti teeday . entrriiiirg by soyits of Locksti'S ler ! •Catinections, directed to Mr. ,Appleyaril,.Prlasa tni- William Henry, Bertnondszl.street, Southwark; w it to by Ruttey's aggqii, with J. W.‘,,ot the e.ren,.,, if a which was suspected to be fur I.utkett.• Ac:kiss in sled consequence went to the Three King's Inn, iti the 'Ye, Borough, on NVeduestlay, where the wdgrin put two 'up at ; but it not a•triying . at the egpecred iiii ; e o he the wss not able to wait, ,owing ito cogisg!meets ea flint other busiuess ; but left his larother o ,Uagyi . ,A4i;„ l, also Who waited till thc,*autin . came ie,saltd sate the ni. bout trill* as advised, which he hewer kest'sight of hit meet, ft . ..was to ken to the Prince,Wilkeot ;Peery public. [AVE li s tiOSe t .ill literMOtitirity-Stige4 ; where the landl or d id by (oak it n, and Iln4 l edia4: l Y west :OP stairs. to a sort *short . time after a man cerriedcelsif,Atairs, soil;i;su a co n versation with .the landlord; Astir eyes hug from qX c d.4lpon It. Adikiiii, the landlord sayitig +4 as Jest.. a stranger, and the Dinh observing lie did not imp eot ' me n d` .)ailll ; they at leiwth week Jolt) the bar trrgegter; win-i ;and , Adkins suspecte d the man to he Lucici.lt, bat only' wa s opt confident en ough, (rem the description ha r sit.' hid received of hurt,.'!. apprehend.dies. 'He went per. omit to fetch a man who was waiting in the *nigh. that bourhood, who knew bis yersuri ; att4 on his bye. nless ing . him, he identi64l4l. upon u•liici Harry Ati. no- kins took him into custody:4n searching his rthera ,men up stairs, he found • the Ir:opk. sthich had here ;en.' ltrcughltiotycliatlia ! a, ditchted to thelettdlurd, ieitl ;&o boattll of klaws..ite.i,eo.4o(h,rtr trOlge, lof they' "Cii,(ltes. . • . ~ 1S , s . , • .)...•1 44 fierc He underwcal in.rtAininAtinn .1,40,114141:. Aka , a 4.4 01%4.444 clitilin t ,whr, t tl i klukrill4flisscfriWituit m Nut rum being at Liieifpupl,., . Mk* was mit, of the 4*41111m .tor that town. ~ • . .a• lack Timothy Actise s y 4n4 I,VgliaNi liorrif A were rich, br,oti.ht t ojliti OlAs Oirrid *ill? rob tb•OhOtt lingo of Mr. Brooks, p, : eikio i ngo . 4ll,...pf ,giltgrittg-rea s ow'ed The ro4c4to,i shit Tat . Altitritithy tuogoing 4 S ayed 114,04 ei§hea t lO An, te,iltif *ill in ribs par. -sees r4tirS' 1 00:C0i i10Q,..004 !f494 of gloss ill .t 4 il O s ilPPO' ah ; ill!el;(1, I lk 614%.*Fivilif Pweetivl4 . 10 i Ouce of glaso in-opal/ ,t,te.moop thv kaipl um li. Thi prOvioy.sly . Cl'OCket lis pttlifilossth, Ni 444,49- :, Nolt. diptpri 11 4, - r.r s4 'ir i pi.4voule , TNAIIIVY, .41144/S Us., i'R, this W!ndow aii4Jl4 ;his figgera 'throe :* po. lirrilTit. ~,tll and, as ktk, 40 . tewt1,,..takn- g .,,, 7r few ' ring, ! i i 4.91 the PrOp 9 s 4 4 4 j Ac i ov ogAtu g ts.", 'tied; trim. 9 searchi9,;,A e hon!ey o wpop lie was b tight °cis!. tic to tbe'Altop, arlit,nkfiarts tu,ttniri s l og I! . Ohs Mots PTA - a•%ilt,ch *had ,spilin m .. oty, tni it, . , cots, " ` III ' i'e.ll°%ll4e4 with . ijie 6 44 11)fii9t4a )0 I t e 3.0.! petit Pt csu 1 ,2;i6 r ii , :i ) +4, „ t n q.•;t4 • i iv*: ai.fr. The t Were Vomit:ill' ' 'rent % • ~! • ' • " - - - Ili .ftlitit4: .' .... 'ter., • •i -0. 0;' •: 9 PA! 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US • 341 4. y. .re I. ~ •S Marlines . itt'aie 'L c itt, • to o,t, desk , gut trik i titalO'S‘iiill , t4 :- .._.0. - 2s.•o‘. to 26 OA. had '''' - CO l', lithltYCET—AuG. 31 ' Ira * f t !Ships at hlarket.' • '..- sfi t ele. • - 1 .116 . Nits ramie. 4, .:thoot; ......44 c. 49§. riii* *l3 •l l * i ith 1 ,i 5u0decu . i0,,,..4„,, * , a 4 , .. • ....411s. • twilled , ?le Welch • vt ,,765, od. tab.. Ud.. ! l'ittl Cinder; bk:1•1 1 rIP .... .._:31(44. u/, t 6 on. .. . 3tlkti a ~,,. ; , t ,,,,Ai t iaira%o .i - • • * -.• man. f,,i ~.. __,;* tni ..,•• OVUOIC - . 1_- ,•' ti Lad of 4garria,pattio • iCrou fl u tt i t i• rt " . .. 4. „p l i nt n n !FAr,/ , . , l a- _.,1 .• . t ilik. , - 0a- %VA:dela - •ay se ta . gt, in osoft:itree , t, Liner/Moist , ii i.ne 7, thore A ,Dititid Pollock of. the le leaspatoalp er at .. w, or a alio. n of, 1 ^ - .• th4Attit tICIA.• .t t • . : ...•oi • • , as to jiijiiji% 114144191 iittfik. SI, g i 5. 41.4 - 1 4 1 Ad uk "' ; and to' Miss FOnny Elizabeth, eldest dila ter et it u. 041., L imps 4 . 1 . L1‘222!!!1'........... 4.0..... " .. 10.. _ 2r,,.iii50..,,4 . 'loll t • • • b ons i. At New rind-sitenr4, Holtiforif,„_ , vinT7 . lll 191 .1 ‘,4‘ Ishto.huet ; llomplashot ssathallu Sim ! 'k) air 41 . 1 . 1 '.% . 11 . 'at filtro' Pi Mary Clavering, Lat t rit : filPI ' • vt 1 90.1 ..- ;• • PRICI 7 . OF s ocii - ti;•Vittirimu ' •1 , -"; i3n.h, SumliAl4 4 4 i..,..p., 04....„04.. 410;.1, I,E} Cent. Keit 69 - 63t.,i . i d tpn VAIL 1 • , r him O ir : C ,' lftl :ZZ . 6 1,M ."; o! l it. ul al u it74ttg. '. r, • , and 7 0 iii7 l 7 .. Re. . conk ink otly. :. .• 10 at en` Anti. 18 . • •., LOttery itki,,,, •i. 4. . , ,idling ortb ellk . • . 161. ''''; :l k• the WWiOle ; at: ;cti aIiTAT ' —elaggir.ris icatoi . -t. ,, .. • . .. .. 1 "•/ . . . -• ,' -• ' • ''' ' ' . ' A. ' .