The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-10 00:00:00

THE Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury haring given directions for paying off the Principe:of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills. with the in ternal due thereon. at the Exchequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace yard,Westminsler, onThursday, the MO Day of August, attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holi days excepted). until and including Saturday, the 2U 'inst. front Ten o'Clock in the Morning Kill One in the After noon, for.the purpose of receiving the same; and, fur the greater dispatch, the Beurers of the said Bills are desired to •plaice each, description ofßills in separate Lists (which are to be obtained at this Office), classing them in the order of their respective Mites, such as are for the same Amount being ntunerically arranged., and speciAing Site principal Sums, and Interest due thereon, cow puled from, but excluding the days on whirls they are renwe. livery dated, to the saidi7th day of August inelissive, when the In teresst will cease; andlhe said Bearers, should they be acting as the Ageats of Holders whose names are inserted in the Rills, are ,vrerionely to procurelhe Endorsements of such Holders; arid the Hearers are else indispensably: required to endorse elefle Rill with their usual Signatures, and to write their Names and Resi ders, xat the bottom of each separate List ; and tkey are litoreaner rer sired to attend the Exchequer Bill Office for Payment, and to receive the new Rigs, and give the • Receipts for the, soon s. I)'any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be desir ous of receiving Payment of the Principal and Interest pre- vial s to the said 27th day of August, they may be accommodated, en c xmputing the Interes I to the Day on which they wish to be paid,. and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior there 10. mgrs. ibth• Ditto, Unlit.- - Custance. .. me 7th Light .• Oregon's+, to b Lieutenant. vice Seygor..r, who eirhanre. I retoon to conclude, hum, what; diaenuertid, at, •tor Ist or tirenil.lier I trglaient of Fret Guir,ts, Lor d Sohn Beli.. fi at intorviow with hint on the dor (Sapday) previoas tinck to he Ensign and . Lifintenaut, by !Hackie..., vice Swann. 1 progioted in the 96th foot. to hiv evocation. I want bar the first lime accent. • ist Regiment of Funs. Lieutenant George Niathfas from the ! pasii.ci by the Ch9:ll/Pn and inter of the tuition.— . Italf-oky of the f:egicsent. to be Liesiteeiint, vice itichard , v ' . ~n the humane and - worthy Clergyritin 'had init.. Valiance r, saho exch.iliges, receiving the differeort, w It I s. , 11Dista, Lieutenant John Sy mpson llogoe,:i, from the balt:pay !!tode!l•the prayers, sand reading a 'section, hp sod the of t•, Re..itneot to he Leutenant;vi.e.Ailbrose Moore, wit.o ' isil.4 re'irrd, leaving me alone with the Priawnes.—, exchanges, receiving the iiifferpr r O l e course of a l ong and i r stip confer stion • letnettaat In ~,,,W 0. g_ ... 0 , 1 BatDirto, Kati.) Going, (seem Watkins .o" be L . I wif 4.111 t nor. bate. v ice klarr so ....cashiered. .... . , . chiefly on religinev topics, I vow. enough to give force ; ; Ensign liretterrilt Kit le Clarksog, fr, i gi th e joar.pgy of the 52d I ail ,. . strength to the conviction, •thlt if be were * Atli Foot, lo.be I . nrieu astbout parchose. tette Witiltins. ' filth Ditto; Assitignt.Stirge.fit John ' irr! lak ifit. i thr acteal perpetrator of the hnirld deed lie waive t.: . - •Ligrrirtrd., v.-- _ , _ - - p a „ o f ;h e Re g o l ept,l4 he Avv4o, A n -*.horgeoa. vice Burtol, I served ipf that which would be : of the utmost import. -uppmoted to the 9th I iglu ()minnow. r t • . e., t 4 I '. ~, i'',.' • 1 34 tn Dion •Lteute . ant Thßosar.F.Britith, ;a it , ikiljutatu,,i_ice . f•pc! communicated to the Public. I had re. 1 * boon. Br rokshank. who revign. the Adjutanll4 - onltts'Y es"' '. ' . it c••urPti to every menus of pereuritiiou : I pressed di*. '26th Dittn,l'aptain it nAtt.tosl brutes par watt.% fric lhe hinit r.relaa u re is a ( moter of • • o rel %tes cony —as one of per. ite, of Cie 6 d Foot, to b • apthnt, vice C6tititif isoo, who i -' - ex . ch:tngev, rec iv . n the diren ----- f• s. • e.e ---.. -, . t ik.ot &weir : but they_ had no anti ; and I saw the ... Sr eA Persons as may• be desirous of having stew Exohequer 114 In whole or in part of Payment o fPritiMpat, upon marking new . Ville, and mentioning the 4ni,unt at the bottom of their Li:dr. delivered on or before the 22d inst., may be aceomme datet i with new Bills. payable to or Orde r. carrying an Interest of fro•pence by the day, en every One tWondred Pounds, which said ne Bills will hear date the mud 27th day of August, and will be delivered. together with the ,Interest due in respect o f the Bills so desired to be ex ehantred, on Friday, the 28th day of August, and the following days. 21,1 Eseheper Bills to be issued in exchange, and made pay able to or tt• der. as abore-men tioned, may be either transferred by endorsement, or will be pail to the Bearer. if the Blank shall not be filled up. 411 Es.chequer Bills dated prior to Juno, 1817, have been advertised to be paid off. REGENT'S BIRTH HAY. ALL THE NEW sovriay.inNs. BOTH .6(.93,000 POUN ns prti%F.S. Bt till the 2.010 P 4 tU N talt IR SW, ALL the SOO POUNDS PRIZES, YET Wit/R.4 - W N. AM ma:, with the PORIVCLARET. and MADEIRA. All lie decided NV,IET w 1 DNEhUAY, • Being floe Last Day but One. • 'NVARRANTED Undrawn Tieltpts and Shores are stint( by J. rid J. St V EWRIGHT, at their lid established Lnndnu Offices. No. IL lio:h. rt.; I 141, Oxford street ; Si, Combat; sa. Haymarket; Where thi-v sold land .h 'red 94.206. f I RST ASO.OOO vv. r drawn, 15,76 U, LASS £30•000 ver drawn, Aid in to lost EoKery FOUR C Pit t. Pit 17Es! • LIED HAIR. GREY HAIR. Will . q(Eit4 EYE-BROWS. Arc. thitoged .o Brown or Blare. Rf 3WIA ND'S ESSENCE of TYRE. Hy merely wettin # , lb. e Hair with this _preparation it immediately produce. a 9.. In. ' wri t Brown or Biacit, imitating Merv/lel natural Callan' . Tt xis Ote chunot be removed; but w 'shine the Hair after it 1) led, makes it Mote ditralle, awl rive,. the Slur n Rlr. s. It is perfeetly inootent. Price 4-. 7i. 6d. 10s. 6d. end nor guinea Pr r bottle. Alan ROWLAND'S 111 CASS AR ntr.—tti, greatest dis cr /very of the age. warranted to offird the ereatest untiri.hirient to the Mamas Hair, prevents The H Ar heir, injured Itv rhange of •glimate„ rime.,, or tvelline, Ae, remo ie „ th e „„ rf, hßrsnrew, atd drsners ' preireils Ike Hair ' falling lions it , grey, mri p: irtluces is t hick growth on bald i makes Flair soft, Cr trly, and glassy. preserves the curl in damp nrather, modern vi blithers, eyebrows. Ac. is of peculiar service to Chikiren's alr (view the Book). Its inestimable virliies base ci t i fie d it sh e august Patronage of their Royal Highne.ses the Prince ..r Wales, Duchess of yoa, the Duke of Sus.es. his Imperial 'jest , / the Emperor of Russia. by their espe tal authorit...— P.rice 31. 6.. 10s. 6d. and 11. Is. per bottle. Will keep ia 'any climate. RANK 11UPTC'k SU PERSF.DLD. C. Coles. DitchatultUlte. iiani• •otire anti Fleet.str.,stationer. BANK 4UPIs. J. and S. Salisbury, Liverpool, Aug. 91, Sept. 11, 19, at Messrs. Avisoll and CIO, Liverpool Attornin \h. Williams, Liverpool: toad Mcssr.. Avisou and Co. Utter...ol. and C.. s.reei. Holborn. • W. t';.zen, Maooza... Corowal. maloiter„ Aug. 21. 25. at th • K.. g's Head Intl. Grainpoond. Sept. 19. at the Rea Li Hotel, I',lttio. Anomie+, 51ftsrs. Saudys and Co. London ; and Mr. %it-bolas, Grampound J. Walker, Neithrop o%fordshire, collar maker. Aug. 17, 18, Se;.t. 19, at the White Lion Inn, Banbury, Oxfordshire. Aitorti, Mr. Tons. Banbury. J Ilamsay, Lower Cadogna-plate, Sloane street, merchant, A og. 11.45. Sept 19, at Guildhall. At uirnies, 11edors Crowder anti Co. Frederick's-place. 01.1 Jewry. W. Abbott, Honey-lane-market. butcher. Ang. 18. 25, Seat. ' 19. at 6aildbati. Attoruey, Mr. Young, Cbarlutte-ruvr, Mao siaa-hease, iIIOI:44DS. Sept. 8, W. Camay. Edg-baton, Warwickshire, dealer— Aug. A. Mostbray, O. 1.. Hollingsworth—l. We.herell, W. Shields, W. Bold on. and W. R. Stokes. lbsrham. hankers— Aug Y 9, W. Williams. headenhall street. broker -Nov. s C. V Colwell. fireat Ittos-ell.street, liam-draper— Nov. 7. Bar rest, Old Broad.street, merchant—Sept. 4. 11. Stanley and f. 'Westois, Loner Thames-street, ironmongers—Sept. 13. W. Bowley. Half Moon-street. Bi-hopsgate -oreet, oi/man--Sep'. i 5, T Mercer and J. Barlow, Tonbriege. bankers Aug. SI, H. Butler, Leamiogton-Priors, Warwickshire. bucker -Sept. 15, J. Brown and A. (;;oldie, Deptford, coal nserchants— Sept. 2, .f.. Cheshire and J. Johnson, Birmingham,' gun-barrel makers. CERTIFICATES—Avn. C. Batley, Red Lion and Spread Eagle-yard, Whiteehapel. stable-keeper—W. Wright, Bristol, vender of medicines—J. Bicbardby, Durham, joiner—J. W alter, Bash. cabinet-pi:Aker— S. Bransporm, Broughton-Nickel, Worcestershire, aer —D. jun. and .1. Hampshire. Kirkhurton. Yorkshire. scribbling and falling-millers-0 Wilmot, Cheltenham. house halide ,my e aek. Manchester, shopkeeper It. Lloyd. Dol. gelly, Merionethshire. tanner—R. Wilson, Liverpool, farrier —C. Marton, Epping, school-muter. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Blain and J. Perkins. Long acre, grorers-3. Wilkinson and J. Spurway, Fast-street. Finsbury-market. carpenters — E. Al. Lee. and H. Hillis, Wells. Sousersetshire, school-mlstresses—J. Crowther and 1. Langley, Manchester, stone-masoos-111. Beaumont and J. Wilson, Carlisle, commis• sion-agenti--T. Marine and J. Harrison, Donca-ser, dancing masters—.l. Sway ne and J. W igan Briton , . ironmongers— W. Shelley. It Booth, and J. Unett, Cane-end. Staffordshire Pot teries, .onanefactsiters of:earthenware.— J Po-tor said J. }ltasca, Blachmore-street, Clare-market, bakers—S. and M. Swar brooke. Macclesfield, silk-tfirowsters—W. Sbepperson and W. Christian, Nottingham, grocers I. and J. Cundey, Whitting ton. Derbyshire. millers—T. Crowley and T. B. Stroud, Creen• wick. tailors—H. and J. Casper, jun. Matsehester, bakers— F.. Moser and J. -Harris, Cromer.strees, Brunswick square, stosse-priaters—J. Blaridge and S. Yoell,Gray's lon-lanefroad hackaeymea— W . and Taylor awl J, Simpooo,.tiosatoo, Jamaica, atrolpiats. A. ROWLA ND and SON respectfully inform the Public *lad the high estimation of the above articles has ncrasinnrd stratifies invitations, composed of deleterious ingredients iniuri oat to the Hair, which renders it necr - snry to sulk for " ROW LAND'S." an d observe each bottle is sigoed oa the outside label in red ink ` 4 A. Rowland and Son." Sold, wit, , leinle. retail. and for eaportniinn, by the sole Pro ptielOrs, A. Rowland and Son. corner of Kirby -street. the first turning on the right Ohnd in Hniton•Farden, Holborn, I. ndoa ; and. by appointment, by all Perfumers and blenicine Venders thr.oughout Europe. TO THE ADMIRERS lir GLOSSY BOOTS. RICHARD TURNER'S invaluable 'JAPAN BLAt KING prerrves and softens the Leather, and kn.. pn.rts the molt beautiful jet block-ewer vet beheld; wards can not set forth its just praise, nor its iransorodant qualities be truly known. but by experience. Ladies will find. ti• the use of this eminently superior lilac Is thnt their Half-hoofs and Walking Shoes will he kept bat an I pliable, awl resit damp. with the elegancies of a brilliant lac Ire. The Blocking, tnt►y be had, in bottles at M. Is. and Is. 6d. ea :h, of moo Shopkeepers in Lost.i..n, and all the it Feat towns la lir k.ogdons: who stay be supplied through the mediamof h uleade houses, or by applying to 7Ws, that wedrheeld try thee irtorribienbie 11 44 d ProNid!'d liapricr.to ern this. dtioitroltlrsa , e•weite .ail three, abibut:heWpreit eletee; 411 i OE. leg no answer was returned to tier knockingi'ahaVlb Auire,was a grest,mdriy people peeing amPtdpilikili tr t we became disheirriened aed-recollerling4hic. !ashervromen had said - ehowt Mr. Bird*r etirf‘flitlifff , we all agreed to meet in the-Part 't e tortoid.tlsilZ and to go from .thence to. hlg.llll44llllbeitim-, WARR we accordingly did, belooest.eiglitawil evening. of the.swerdyg,,, The : ptort. wirs.this 'Cwat to k'r at the . from .dimts * *44.l44 "-Ott Hack. _ - t oSelrf break upin the side•rloot; anal, ptortintt I #lsooo l , tke bick Aindult. Wkile , tbitOutlig doting. A' "ilk rb enege the uergant iu el:myrmidon:Until such BtOPI4 . he found 13 bed irotederstuntitifferhodo, bed great difficulty in Anil* -" tbut.ine sr hindfill kiiretl4l4 truce. . - .4, -3?.d Dino - , Breve' Mujor Colbert EIRA. froetlic ihalisey of,,Aree want yet arriv ed in which I shoutd succeed in - . 4 .y., -the 'ldtli I 4 , 11:,•to heb A' • di . II k • bred ;etlo -end • " 1 " 1 "-"" C".44)' tore 1 / 1 0° ' ' • po i n t .. One h at . which he d • * en imme ee X • " - we mint ges, receiving th e ai ff erence t. ... perrimig . my polo .. ono set a son . ens ',in aeteant with a mallet, he had.teuddettlthn ,, to eat* atha Onto, Lieetenant Or , no tlibnert, from !lOW pay of reference.to the murier,was remarkable. end heighten. and et rushed th.rough.th•pd . gifiltittleapiiiiffil the 41-: Foot, ta b e t,t ee teem, • ~„4 7„ ,,t . d o, * GA,. ~,D.oiso sin l extr: - .mely all my anxieties on the 'subject.. 6 What •hi Mr. Bird, whom he stion.• dewy .!* spa h etleOnireeet . eteitange, receiving the dillerenre. ph Don, Captain Ricimad nigeono. from ~,o , 01 , 141 of gootrwou hi it de for ITIP to disclose any thins [know of • the 9dEnot. in be Copt 1111.44 a roolaniotretissirrltkewirt, the courtier, now I PM g(iingtO 4 lair for it. The secret I had g ive* him. -Whilelll434a • goin g (4%4s*** whit esehatites. met 0/Islip- dtkvtice.standing 'alit .close to. Arid, •anet•stesllll the''ik,& bld Moo, shoo, Sir .voiii tinsiteit•tslien, Kliiilif.. from the h " I , twiter die wi'h me . Y " mos. "'lt— mast P re " witisile if I sisianY Onr;teteircdtriist,t.tribici 1 1111 me Tauber. lam innocent .it• Wl' •to the cause a -be , pit ) of the Sd Foist, to be. Man (, t e William Vein, es there were two ierfanns.that-pasted .7 W . who exihangetri rerei: leg a bidiferee e. thin day I was frequently with him, Ilas in company ,a s twic e, the . night WO; vet T foggy; soil Te.swee a littler beh Lielliefl:1111 John ht,,o;agn, frote.ttle hat pay of the Regiment, ni , ~ stir 6 a • to be Lietliflolo vier George. Oeshore, who 'edema's. re- 'Gale and jailer Q*l the Mopday 4porti•• • •"• . • • fore eight in the evening, they iteented 40 tolitie•nerattili mg . OP •ettled with him to .admit the Sacrament ceivingtneditterence.tier of the light of the candle which the servent heti floe Dili., rayma.ier itieha d dank, fro") the li .: llb.psty of •Ite of ,ie Lord's Supper at an early hour. On some lei...Drumm irk Ituigaio. obe Paymaster,' Voce Sherwood. , . . .. , • .. • , . . , in her hand at Mr. Bird's deer. I kept-watellier po soli coming Will t h e cen, alio entering into con- about 20. minutes, and thiniting.thetn . a innk , titwit t • • who exrbienges .-.. .• ~ ewet, i ntign Alexander J hn St•Fiteraon, from the Sd ' t e f .41i4.111, ,be t.'ld me he had slept titfleinitte•night, , sod that they might be disc.oversett, , 1 erolloat 'IMP ~, I n di a Regiment, to be I taiga, 'lee MorrartY. izhova ' a n d t:. 4 1. something so troubled him, that he cook] rbasigec. 'street, and gently tapped at the door. Noccriterwil gib Ditto, Assistant - Surgeon Michael W. !Leanly to be seer - ' not Comp. , Ms himself to rest. It had a roferenee to severed, nor did I hear any coke. is, , Med to - i Thintitra tin M V I. vice Crake, deceased. tn.. Sacrament, for which he thought himself cot 733 Ditto, 1 seise John ArksOon mbe J e ietretwon , without string but foetid .. .1 went to the side Over it gait,. fast . I end then returned 50 cietll i Only or-tiered, though he eeid he was in charity there, purchase, vier at.o ro ven."decemed.intthen ‘lnoger,front the hal f - pay . '''ecotid Lientenmut (' Harter ‘ *s •ib Rt ~ ITn, and hhd made, he hoped, his peace -.- trier front dou►•r, bet .eneld ern open it. I ktionkt oft e late 3 Lolon Iteigintent to be Ensign. vice A . kimon.with the. Gun. before whiim• he was shortly - to be Mtn WHO. Ensign Cherie Tattling, front the half pas of the 14th I again, and was at last let in. I forget nosed)? which Foot, to be Ensig. , •ier• Monett *Donald, who exelmages ; sernm-ned• I though' it might now he' °twitterlire of of the two ; bet he said, 'We were at their, of bid Di to, Ls r ,iesont Gilbert C Fiet.l 110 be Captain of il Coln . good, it, After hating shortly exrilained the nature, the house, looking o ver what we had found, sett! pan , vice Walmsley deceaved. atu! ores.red she importance of this duty enjoined by Ensign -Pobert I- Ilion in he Lieutenant. vice Field , yea alarmed ns !' I went in, and in going nit alike Lord Kitimat I. nisei. Mont:tart tbe !Atop' ...e Elliott. hi. dying Saviour, I was to avail myself of the op- stumbled over the body of the Servant, which WO 98th Ditto. Li , .reitan • F. (feria Davavvond Swarm, from the I to.rtunity of urging him to disc lose state of his hi or Grenades Regimen , of Foot Gitard.. , in be Captain of ! ' . 1 d risk a frank confession of any thing then removed oat of our way. I was shocked to .1 Comp:m.l. by :In haw, Ives Unwell 0.10 -tires. i a/ 1 1 ! ( : 1 ": s t ' ' learn from them the fete of Mr. Bird and the maids 99th Ditto, Lieutenant cyr v Danteil. trim, the iith Foot, to 1 which either interrupter! his peace, or troubled his servant ; but B said it could not be helped, as they be Cs ,tilia of a Com. ow., by purchase. vice !Stake, who coosc.ence. The words, as far es I can recollect, in found wi ret i e r , e l s them (and particularly the old moo) to reso. W India Regiment, Enogn Warren 1,. P. Niori a rty,ftom -1 olch I addressed him were these: 6 And now, lute. After being in the boast! about five minutes it the 61t11 Fool, to be Eo.tzn. vice M Ptirc on, who exclut..ge,. Lfro•ey, before we communicate and take this ascra lIOSP IT AI. ..'l' AFF opd ec l are , as s was agreed that I should go out, and in ten minotei A mittlant.Swrgenn John c amp h e ll, ht I) , r f ,, / ,, t h e h a lf pay „ meta to our comfort, I tr f es, you to after they both came to mh. I was then in the mid. ow late 7th West I. din Regiment, lobe ~,,,e rou„ ,e ntry A.. dying MAN for the satisfaction of the Public at die of the street, nearly opposite to Mr. Bird's vistant-Surgenti as India, rice Ligert wood.wlsOk appuittinacra -Itttge. r and of the inhabitant's of Greenwich in par tials not taken place. house, and it was so dark that no one could see me.. %lEIIOItANDUM. tictilmr, did you, ordid you , tot perpetrate this hor- We now went into the Park, and by the light from The name of the Deoot As-ii.tant-Ciimmistary-General, ap. rid . warder? or, if you did net, de you know painted on :be fold October, 'bib, is Antonio Piano, and lot a dark lanthorn, which A had brought with him, we pai who did/ Tell me as ;-m atter of .personal favour.' Autouio Pinks. - began dividing the property, which was tied op in a ______ this en,wer was, 'ea .God is ray judo„ and you are sheet. There were a great many articles, but the nay v•itutess, these nplifted hands were never stained smallest part fell to my lot. They said that in the wi h the blood of *Mr. Bird, or his servant.' He bureau a great in any guineas were found, which, it was now on his kilt's, and giving me i keen and ex- was agreed, they , should have, and I the bank-notes . pressive look, he added, in a tone•scarcely audible— and watches, *&c . .. ' We then separated, and I wen; . 4 know- r -beto--more presently !' and changed myself. When I had done this, I came "After the Sacrament had besniadministered,whicii d own privately; iirittwent:to a pond near Vansittart. .4 as dude 194111r1117e.Mid Mr. Argles with Arept 5 0 . place, 'where I threw M both the'mallgt and bawl '.',unity, the Citipfaitt and jailer took:their ., late, mer, which had bettl•tied op in my bundle, aria and left Me Slone with him. We were together up- which the other Viso Wee requested me to take witt wards elan hour. • Immediately as the dooi of the me. I met A and B only once or twice afterwards., cell was closed,. 1 entered into a religiotrrconverins- —Their ship wai it ihe tide of the murders about to . Lion with him—discoursed .on the .stata of We, aonl after death—on a future judgmeot, and on suchother, sail for the East • Indiei, and in g o ing to lo o k a f ter then') about . Nor or`five days afterwards, I learneti topics as were calculated to effect his heart, and to that The Ship 'win one. This was. on the ? filth or produce within him tree repentance before Ged, and 12 ,. b . n t Feb. wt. .- 51- .'. . . ~, , v., ~,.. faith in the Lord Jeans Christ !' I thoight M et ' it 1 " 1 ' " The td4ttli iti AR ' bider eir ro . " 110 4 a l l s 4 endeavours seemed to be envy pre-eminently blessed. ' - ~&..... - • • correct staCemeet- .c, , ..,..• Hussey himself .said that this we. the happiest mo. she'd he ita I yet exoeriericed. .1 seined shefaxone , r„. ' ..'' tigoctlY. .. "JANES RUDGE.. Li wealtoaf e,- St It'Atig. 1318." . able symptom. fpr 1 saw that the .heart was diveled.4 . .... . . : . . . to be conamenicasive. After exhausting almost eveg. W e .5 ,4 41 ,4 t e nd Chet immeJlately after the exe'cu. other `lePir of 'dare's', I descanted u p on the coot- tion,,tlia KeveOtind Mr. Rodge transmitted copies of fort of possessing a tine friend, to whom we &turd lf,urieVll llife 4 0 L or d Sidmouth and to the ot hes: unbosom our heart, end reveal our - sotrows. hoolitesMkgri.siteps alight be taken to ascertain citiikkA. , your a said he, ' are that friend that I ought to conceal en- how lac his deethrition, ettrihuling•the guilt of mar e thing from—l never COO make you any return for Alt der in others; thight , bis relied on • and that if true; your goodness !o me '." Yes, Hussey ; *bete's _ono speedy , .inearnaree- m*bt • be adopted; by sending such' .. return which you can, if you will, make; it will proper instreetiesas abroad, as *Meld lead to the ep. he a sufficient reward—tell me all ysu know I' pre i mws i ow.o f: f wa r f tw i wa t,. Thei lariv o s of the two He cast a look as the done. and listened rig' a a"- men ore not 'motioned; is their pailic designation went, and then began-to address me in the follow. • thus.early might frustrate their seitiire. The same ine words, to which I have strictly adherSd, giving praiseworthy motive,' we believe, indaded the Rev ! . tae narrative, as far as my recollection will enable Mr. Rodge to withhold, for a few dajrsi the above me, in the very same language in which it was re- statement frein•puhlication. • listed. The sc ene was a melting one; and he was Mr. Smith, a Magistrate at Greenwich, has as i , occasionally so agonized, as to be obli.ted to take a sumed to himself the arduous task of ascertaining, little breath, and give vent to the feelings with which by, enquiry at the Docks, and examining various he was agitated. There was a moment, indeed, in ships' registers, whether the...men named by Hussey which I almost despaired of his hying able to pro- actually sailed from England for the East Indies, or teed, such was the difficulty he experienced in em- any other destination, shortly after the murders.— bodying in language the horrid narrative:— We will not undertake to say what degree fif credit HUSSEY'S CONFLSSION TO MR. RUDGE IN NIS CELL. is due to Hussey, but the impression upon our mind " All along have I resolved never even to my 1 Is, that his confession ought to be recei ve d with a dearest relations to divulge the secret, hut to let it i P f• T er degree of caution. -„,.. die with me. Your letter staggered my resolution,' The following are the•lettenlia..written by Mr. and I got over the dflficolty. I am not the murderer, Rudge to Haney, . . , . while in prison, 'hod which prow . . . a. - Me ,- ..lb': .. • - . , • • • .... • . . tr...• .....t • '''Y 1 a - •• • . . ,• n ' i . . ~e - • ‹.' • , . ' ' i ..,....:...... ... . -... tags ?!..,•::•...:: ...e • iiii- IP • , I # (s) (km a o ..„, , _ ~ ,•• . . . Per Ce . . . ... . .., • - 4 • .4. it • 1 1 „: . -- A , ;* ... •• OPS. ' . -.- • . . , r ---.llllllr P Ni t • . . . ~, , . - , • . . -.-- i i c - • ~... ''• ° N . fi t % TA • . :y ! ~, F ! .' • - .....- - .:'..... ....... -- i..;;-.-. .. . - - irler=R===.o-...";• - - - - - -- : :4 ; 1 :• ,.. . 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Ole 11 , P-• .. a , • de hereby elle Nolfri, * ' I HiA Royal Highnegt ti•• Preece' Re ber.lteell' of leimehi'llsr t nitb the folbir/i_oltobromoinia*tietsic- any ole,*4te, my 7. ' I LAND, trading to the Bea Indies, lee ids .. woo neiwr oodorteld.•••h, r ; 4 Thal Ike Court will be ready t o re c ei v e Proposals i n Meriting, pleased, in the name and on cre behalf. a hi.. Miles- THE REV MR. RUIMWS.SIATEmpEr. ..... „,,,, 0 ,. elay a i se . t d A l oth . 4oni aad ,„ ki p me .... •A *Winker of - ran iirdirto . ry itiirtheitts karma scodos ••• itiit g i etie. , Grovnieleis, , ap i ‘ 4 ;.. iiiinitio . fte. • . on or before Wednesday, ths.26th of Au g u f t Bert, from the ty, to appoint Donald • Mack; ~ t nigh. E%q. his Mries• ) 4741-M•rt of "di Shir "fl" litar a v" ll- - 1. ""i 8431 ° " rnts' ty's Conant for the State of Neo flarapthire and the APPolfed tosPerling Hosee,"4 ' torr6Stirrit;'..tt-lirmi 4 ' l . s oil/4446 eitio... i v i ot i italimirowthost , l4 4 .og. . li o jtdere Measurement, which have net- perforMed more t h an , . 3 4 sir It'oyage• to and from India or China. specifpng the rate o f i distr i ct of Maitre. . .., " e •" 1 " 44 " 1 " 111 " We !i °11•4* 1 " .°1111/14 " 14esshi i i°1 4so Olt lice; awl t hat *h isaimetvirogit to' Laic. the whole of !bit folly vigiblvil-AriOn' WI iiP O4 " _, p . t -aloa to I seee . in t . Llaegr • seers ug •44.4lneree . ji. It &Opened 11 I Freight al wkick they also be willing iv Let such Ships for Ohe !_t ( i ' 4 p ftsge - i n the 1 oas i um's recall- service. •, , , . ' -' MILIT ARV ettOMOTIONB. coil on i t The 7'esiders witk the worols • S'‘44 s r-ntler' on the cover.o • - ' 1 Kl°lllill4 - 4 I" tUN U OP 4 ' *ki 'N W / 4 ' 11 "" the ell do i tint* Web kind drietieg at esp. Ivo. was it. • m i lt e d that th iiru t le OA w ith ~i. I.e $ Ally sec;kd pp owl left milk . the Secretary. at or before . War-Office, Aug. 8. e ! ion 10 which iMor.Pe , e•••••• the7rigas, sie obetwitri 'blew altihttle ertefal'ablt .1. • ... • • '1 beyond ! fd Regiment of Life Guards. Major Hon. Henry Edward 10. respect go this wrefroM2nen, 1,1" Ilse ca.gr . pat dili- , _ -L .. .._ - a w n m i l 4 . g e o ire ei l d u --IA Twelve ialock it Noon. on 10444 pod 2,414 .litgust next, • .. •. . . Iry IR 111 UMW * , dill . ,i • ft/ be Major and Lieutenant Colonel. Cal ty, - and of pecolrgrkeriitsef - i• 'lf,. :et been Yeque4t. ad . phi s which hour no Tender rill be receired. JOSEPH' DA lir.-Sceretarry. I sth Regiment iii Dra g oon Gusells, Lieutenant W il liam flotte- . II e arnallter.of ethatlark Illtouttit *Mt lbeatineritee. The Particulars of the Tenn and Conditions upon which the son. from . Mr ::1 Light DlAknovs, to be Lieutenant, vice ._"_ b, _ aaa °h." at ' PP ST / e Ptithiel lP l " 444 16 $ 0 dowiv to * ' .. '4l-ohnorvea, Ole' sr 6614 -*ell ittelottal*lbliotlet HI Ships will be rugageel for the C ompaei s Service, may be had on klieginbuthios.• e.O .. itchaoget. . Meiglitone. fir : bod baonoolVirronagtp:.orre are I* mmucation at the OIS eaf the Clerk ta•the Committee of Skip- ith Regiment of Li g ht pr..geons. Lieutenant Frederick Sr•••y- 3e „ hi m , .1 . „, 3 sei , e i htes ih k A if ,i la isis f oo d omp b is • . 410 11 1 , 61 thi0 Wile ' 1444 4 -1111 ds I ikel'iod' Irbil' 1 7,4, on or after Mundell nest, the. 9d August. • . moor, menthe Oat Light ilvago..os to he Lieutetoust, vice ""e"' Jr•re'-a ' *to& let tut wreelwelW . ,.. ..taftililltilwoOli . 44 . Cutitanee, who ta. bailees. c l ean's to the PPaille la tat 4 4, -"dfildifetWAP ' inn • k i f SICHAVVFa BILL OFFICE, aa Aug. 1813. 9th Dittg, .k&sission Stogeon Edward &rine: from the 12th the inbehipnrs or Greenwich in rritsoli t c. ftv .• ! "-at'llut b• dilogi:" l44l /0 011 *** 9 bbiwter • -.. , ;1 • 'TO Bg PAID 014; • Fo.g.to be Assistamblootrettia, mieIPAIMINIF' Kiwi, who Ttliftii ' a • l - 2 1 ' • i 11. W ••' ` N. . ' nimbi** wallittempiesi.. • In Etcher* maw detain the Mont* of June, 1811, vfz.:-= - 111)0" half, • of tho 14th Foto- . • toad , mach 'room orptoa upon • mane . r . a * . 4 i ii ig fl int ily 0 , 14 1 ed u p 0t it 4 ,4.44 1"11 ; . (:;i i - -- - - i..,4 ao ' ( r :', Yid TiitlOC - Likiitrinint Heavy Hig.:labollianr. frost the sth the conress"tion was .conducted,* intr. .. • Al oe porti ire.afinbW take lo Iliboirthtityi WOlrteati 1817 x'itil:oo•OCkl, 5 1 Geo. 111. Cap. 2. S 4 IPPIYt , -, Dragoon Goads. to be Lieutenant , tqeo llotlytio, w o es- were pot on my .part. Thet a -there • Ditto af I ii,oco,tro. • Ditto 15. ... i ! ,,„ 1 ,. 5. "‘ silet •it Tner,be rboot a woolktalter, and' ill Otifeii a hkh burtirtse‘i and troubled fi ts spied, 1 ot - ' rinuw. Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's 'Orb' Ditto, Lieutenant Neville Custance , from the 7th ULM .L. . -.. _• _. ' halt . _ 44. • Alas. that wairhoold try thee yore orreralno2 •61. that . N : vi e X , t , r 4 Icn. 114. Lnndnn•rnnd. Flnnthwark. 431 / 10110 , 1UUNELS BLACKING, 4 1 • Lt"