The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-15 00:00:00

NOmiP AL N.11'.4L isriukOOTA, . .9 ~• ..... 1 MT!. ?Co RO, SOUTII W A IV, SEAT . Aq.—ri - i l ns morn. if). arrived here the Purtegusse schooner :.gatiefle do the, or St. lines, RI. :de Betto, master, from Co, k, bound to Liilson, laden frith 2319 firkins .OiP r ; —she was captured on the 3d lint. lit: v. 37. long. U. 47. west, by I,' Rilootsooe, trench privateer, Or,St.:3laloes,.Alexander master, miienlint 8 :ens, and manned with 96 men. Th e ' ,sir deer bad captured an American brig front oitockrt, with oil, for Loudon, and the brig v at ., of Boston, Shaw, master, from Atieant fur - stnckiioll, • with salt ; on board the Zone was ll.irries, an American seaman, whom the 1 ,,,10 of the privAteer .selected to accompany die ' nice Master snit four marines in the schemata to France , aw l oho, from having been recently bore in the Eliza Dale, Carr, master, knew . the place, and took advantage of blowing weather ant•the Wire ignorance of his companions,, and ran the easel for Milford, where he arrived this morning in safety. The privateer, it seems, bad also cap tared the !lope, from Glasgow for Gibilltars .irrived the Elerioor and Betty, 1/inries, from Pembroke, tb,• We of Mao; Peggy. /texts, front Pembroke. for Akenlorey ; Mii rra, 1/avies, from Pembroke, for London ; wittivos, from Wexford, fur this port ; Cannarthen pari.rt, iloberi., Irons Cardiff, for London ; Olive Brandi, Store, front Wel mouth, for Liverpool ; John, from Li ; Cambria, lton land, from London, for Athena.% ; So:meals, Williams, from London, for Liver• vorii ; hing George, Taylor, firm Snansra, for Yougli.,ll; sad Lian.trphao Castle, Propert, from Cork, for this port; Bee. NirSolo, from I.lnomelly. for Cork ; Jane, Moron; sod nosey, Owen, from Liverpool, for Bristol; New Bee. James - , frees Liverpool, for flail Tryton, frogs Ahtt)stsrlih, fur this port. D►ar., SEPT. 1 i.--S.l/11.4 his Majesty's ship Melpos►eae, with part of the flat liagiment on beard, fur Purtuall. PortssautAtt, Ssil..l-I.—Arrivcd his Majesty's ship Gannett, from s cruise off Guernsey ; Do teDl, from oif Citerbourgn ; ]farmer ;utt.brig, with a convoy, Rum Plymouth; und is appointed to take convoy back to thu same place; and the Hope ) to mkt: contuy to the Downs, FALeouytt, Sur. 12.—Sailed the Duke of Kent fade ) fur Jainaties& INTELLIGENCE. . I INFCIR II ATIOII FOR MCI( EEPERg.. Frorse-Guarth, Atigubllo, 1810. thyme ativeonceptinn having taken place wkit respell to the vlrport of his Majesty's warrant, in June last; the Commander is Chief thereby* dleetts it to ht notlftedi that the landlord of the honseen whichsnidiers are billeted as their march, is liable ti provide one hot meal ; and the soldier ti lint entitled to the victuals which rernaio urxelosumeel at that togal, as, is addition to his slut meal, the soldier receives Bd. per day out of the al• I issues formerly made to the innkeeper. By command of the Right Hon. the Commander in Chief; (flirted, HARRY CALY SRI% ' 4:sarter.Masteri of Local Regimetifs of Militia are in future, by order of the Sacartit, at WA n, to pay the permanent Staff Officers oss the 114th of every month, and non-commissioned Officers and Dr tamers at the end of every week. On Thursday last, a General Court.fitartial commenced at !lethal, for the trial of two Privates of the 2d Battalion of the Royal Gorman Legions Mho deserted a few days ago, and tos.k from the beach a large boat, for the purpose of going over to:the cneusy. They were taken off Dover, and last week brought back to the Regiment, under a proper military escort. • GENERAL ORDERS. •• floope-equardo‘ 2nth Aug. 1810. ,At 'a General C our t Martini, held at Barbadues, nulte 21st of April, 1810, and continued by ad inornment to the 28th of the same month, Captain Frikeis Assiottl, of the 3d West India itc4iment, masirtaigued upon the underamentioned Charges, '• Ist. For conduct unbecoming the character of on Officer Ili a Gentiles,* le mkapplying the public monies trusted to hn charge, isetount of his coinpany t slid refusing payment " t he f° ll deetng Persons for neeessarim and vegetables furnished hi , :aid coinpooy, fur which the men were charged, be basin; resei%ed the fill amount of hi► abstract to the 24th I)ecetnber, 1819, viz. " To Quarter-Master Scrjeant Ulyael 3iOOON Sd. gorllng , ea I:weAbout,. Cl . " Tn .1. Kennedy, tradesman of Bridge Tel/14151. 19s. Oid. a !Set annum " To Betty Dial, for vegetables, It. tOp. 4di " Roth intimutions heing highly iljurioss to the honour of toe Corps 4n4 di-,troreful in theiuse•lee.. " defraudin T his men Its an oweatharge an shoes, porhoud by him from Pay. Master Crauford alio. 441, sterling, per pair. una ira.uing the sane to his company at•Bs. 4d. sterling ter pair ; os a l so f or pantaloons, houghs ay hips from Joseph ter at 9”. Std. sterling - per pair, ti his compaos at tat. 6d. sterling ; aid deliveriog then; out transactions injurious to tie honour of the corps and disgraceful in thetiveloyS• "id. For dimilicilieure of orders, la osoftssing to. submit to the eulltioatios of the Commanding 011icer or his Company's books." The Crand-Martial found the Prisoner Guilty of illthetharges preferred against him, anti adjudged pat he should pay the overcharge which he made ON 61 pair of trowsers (being tftl. sterling on each Pair) to those persons who received them at flow 1 Overcharged-price, and that he should also pay the, overcharge of' WIC 'shilling sterling per pair on 43. pair of shoes, to those persons who received them at the overcharged price ; and the Court farther, 41 /uillitit the Prisoner to be dismisscii his Majusty'S service. His M a j es t y ha s hot' pleased to approve an i d saairin the Opinion and Sentence of the court, 4 , 4 the Comm a nd er i n Chief directs that the Charges preferred against Captain AsSiotri, toga. (ALT with the 'Setitence of the Court and hii Majes. , t'a confirmation thigeo-f, shall be reattat the IRO oft very Ittzimeut, aud enttgod in. tito acjiamttigitt, Orderly Book.' Bt Oder of the Vest lionOtraldeiitie-gata4 _ order 4 l i e r • , • • ( s iiarei) RABAT CtiVrektit .1•Gel• •o l s! .... n.i ~. COVENT Gditle&N TIIE4TRE. •i • • 7 . • 1 , . • The ellAi i iitt4 kte night, itite ?heed', , I F . • / 4 s . espensints ol.khet, inartrlaeops. *ln liltstairlti t ‘lnip . 4gree of tranquillity; ,ainpot which violates ihe !Ogling' of every iiteasouable being. Some poor attempts to Oradea, confusion were made previous . to the'granisikep of the curtain.' The usual abused sigoil of ev,eall,, from the Upp er G a ll er y, f or G o d stffie the prOduced no °thee effect than the• tone being played, the audience stvolding and una'l' covered. It was not followed by' Itity vit twit optoar, with' which it has been 'so Chinisically tied. In feel, „the 0. the Pit. were few be. I fore laalf.i, rice t . and, io - iowry attempt they seadtM to interrupt the performanpey .nere silenced by' 1 1 14 11 general and unprojudieed,•and uncombined en cc. The performances of the night' were '--Leve is a ' P illage and the eltild of Nature. The two first Acts of the Opera were heard with .nearly as much effect; as if ne a. P. war existed. 'An ata tempt to mock Mrs. Dtenoms, was followed by one of the 0. P.'s being turned out of the Pit. Almost all the songs of that favour itc actress, during the two first Acts, were ceived with eager silence, except where interrupt. ed by applause; and her entrance had been greeted' with an almost universal welcome. She sung, " hope, thou nurse of Noun; desire," and " Gentle youth, qh ! tell , .me „qty,'' in a most beautiful, style; and the. song .40: 't Young I nal and sore sifraid," with a most petted comic effect. Mr. BLANCIIARD in Justice Woodcock, and Mr. I.I•,TOZON in !lodge, wero, well received, and played very successfully, as lung as they could be heard. Mr. Incr.roon, .ip Young Meadows, sang his songs with his usual ability. M r.Llttxx In.'s haw thorn was pleasing, and melt applauded.—,Bet . we must turn (ruin this better part. or ,our to record the disgusting part of, tb4night's pro. ceedings. hawthorn says to •Jestiee Woodcocti speaking of the statute this Is as it should be !' 3 —the 0. P.'s instantly cried— " No F No ! OP Off! of !" 4 contest eatued_lpea tween ilium and the Audience, and one of the 0. P.'d was forced out of. the Pit, with the loss of his hat, which wu believe he did not reclaim. Itite' time of seeendaprice, howeter, arrived, t be' 0: P.". werei:to hive. their day. Num beck ef them eistOred Atts,Pit, ,and they seemed to, airaH poem theessehni into. a. compact ballyviestrirl pyiag seleral-stioece t ito benches near the Ventre. Profit the Ititi Curtain rising for the (bird Pi • act of the Olpir.;Os ,l cceedi lig events formed a keno of todesertbablu confusion. The 0. P.'s Were niser plainly masters of the Pit, although the 'Waft was not yielded to them without some straggle; end they made the utmost of their power. thisdirdi weigh soon produced, and iu rapid seem. shin, aort oaring, and shouts of—",;Copfrack contract Of., off I" Thu folluwiligonpore the principal of the placard , , • • " Boxes at lis. fer N • that is, or No Private Boxes. " My bond ! VII have my bond I" . " Conrad!" " Sbyleek I we oboe were upon oar bond I" " Private Buses to let." But' that which aowled to be kept in reserve, and proiditca l / 4 1 thesrcateit tiactiact, . cheers, was the ful. • lowi n g " 46 Dee. . , .1i II " Crowu sad ,Il9chor,Tavero. g " We promise Mid' contract " To deliver up /wary Private Beaxs to the Public, " For favours conferred upon " John Kemble and Co." . . " John Bull will %are his Contract 1" • : • • • • A portrait of Mr. Keasiwt, in chalki'sils also handed about. The Cos—tree:, and 0. I'. songs and dances were given at intervals. Whistles and CaLeant aided the discortant sound: At length a watchmte's rattle wits sprung, and it was hailed with three cheers. The sounds of various animals were imitated by numbers of ioices. The letter C. was non , mounted in almost every oppm4tiott bat. This also was cheered, and the din, it possible, ie. creased. Some fen persons in the Bastes °swim. raged the Pit Os 'P;'s. , The Two Shilling Gallery gave them ?WIG ail till hitf.pric4 froth . setieh tigte they Igudly jo jy j t l , ; ia uproar.. , ; Tqe Upper Gale - iery s tristis the ocatlionrstautiO auxiliaries to the Pit. —The curtain dropped at a quarter before tenv amidst load groans, hisses, tgo.--Theq?iiites then I seated . •themselves, and gave Three 'groans fur Kent ay.,! Lt e ctr which they ;aut.:l/tree huz:lse, for theGrorpn , p4 Air Contriflil,.Whey tit e Meta Op, and sseg. 4 %.Gad :sup the King. ;', 14 . bus weeisout jubsad-brpooy ether part of fhe'btruge. * Ara4' lehititr,•tfiti, Batted •Itieril i f fo?' KesVoL e i.•' Ito tilat ti ••••ti"i' • • •i V. 02 MO J . .1: t, a plirrrg i t m id.tfte i rirraoo,,ot. s itis house ,syspi. ! usouckog to pat, opt tilts OgistiothaY alepartuoh: At half,oaat 4osa seolook. Um - hums% asisimuiapletety;dal‘ ~ )(1:. : . l!tl:t .t 0111111011.11.111111111141111rilillit4 ' pitint Itotite, Knnsiiittins i ~r , ,:,, t , . 14 l iff i eta liottiAlt#, 'is visdi4gang cnivsntegigt;"' .5pnir, :. .... / , Widtisiteral men welt!' at wurk s oli•Tow,v,Ni 'ent'ill 'tha s.iairtasci, it s'iddatici ! :if , ii.yri . ix, 4p4T Ohs laid' fell wilt it, ititt ‘i ttrf t rip . iffsilf t y y . 1 611 1 1iaL One ( . if them it ;11 .I •., ,' , lll 1 Oi l hat gp Alia' Pain, milli lepv.ible flitetk 's l `b VG" di eVEII tg iki! W.% " . drge . et. 4 in '7 Y l 1 AiNsiiii ititioe 1i 3 'baAtiti Ryes vat:l. jos war t whelk AIME cifieiggig . a auc f or sheep! qtr. F. r ,.: : ~ ~,,.- Ti ras EDIIVItZ4I_It S7',47:Ess4x. tru .3. 1 1 fon 1 J/1 t11.1:' " OM* iblisies ev e r. n g e ... le•;‘,ni : " To keep good knee in Growth of fouls." 7 ,, • .1 r a 1,,,,, tp • sir FT% honotir of cuttsng up sheep and . calves for the . use ' of liti . Mijeete's liege subjects, sad presented the iminsSiinepaper. The perusal of it afforded him 4 goed . desr„Of . Mittlo but he very prudently entlea. voured toiesitid attaching bis Slone to SiCh • piece of mummery.: They ' Ste-Thb IMPrisoirnenti of Mr. .tottr i s 'and Sir estreated- , he objected -they • •'. hi. v. • pressed-he hutitated-bist. et, 1414 oh I dre*lfut pests, * the,eread constitutional principles which 1 alternative ! Aley.-lefeirmed.the tivintding wretch Ithey involved, together with th e ex t raor di nar y d oe . trines broacheit daring the last ever.tnemorable • that if he did not ilia his penteotithbatfurther de. - Session of the Honoarable' 'rouse, could not bu t laYt nciatrtilg ntigkek.l lo.l Aeii:t-riendrWeetid ever, e i n i y.Eng. purchase e . notherlittkorilelit at hie App. AI. create a strqii leteeeitpli . the breist e ,e.f this tesrible i Areal oi-butcher's pleasantry entirekr; ,lishman wo,.ilorajd thesii4erties and happiness of his forsook histri his Idiglity fiew in a moment to hit' . , Were l a nd,., diattnigitofist.titonaands and tens of fingers'..erideel-he'hipeetilieAddress -most piously. :thousands Ithe'part s voiti t if *Me h onoura bl e an d pa . damned tholiseiltittilsn,wnd.swore he would dic is triode feeling; wtte thilitiebirints of Sheffield ; a town which (with', the s eicepTion of two or three defrnce l( Mill 'Xiiiilinkil 4 liatrY• IVls , , lfile•aveitiste, on th e t rut h o f w hi c h your hundred persons.), I am proud to say, fur a steady, . Readers May rery, I 11111 conclude my third l e t ter , manly, rational loyalty-f ur p ersona l a ff ect i on to ' s wards his Males/tett-for a • sincere attachment to assuring thetti o lfit Wino means my intention to in. cupy teelltPle their' time with thi s sor t o f t oe d the Constitution' sit their country-for a warm de. ehit.ehat.' thopo sometim es t o l ea d t h e i r attent i on sire to maititain i ,ite Idles and liberties invi o late-and to hold tap ink io fty eharaetar in the world as a to subjects far more important and interesting.... Meanwhile let them tint consider these thin gs i n great, a free, and independent nati o n, d oe s sot - the light of mere amusement. H owever r idi cu l ous yield to any in this kingdom. A num b er o f G ana ? tlemen, many of them highly respectable for their the y ma y a pP ear ' they constitute a elan of facts which, to the sound politician, t o th e c l ose o b server ' situation in life, but yet m ore so f or th e i r v i r t ua li and their talents, were solicited to call a Public of human nature, cannot f a il t o p rove a :retiree of useful and curious reflecti o n. H e w ill fi nd , f rom Meeting of the inhabitants, w h o were desirotir of an opportunity to take into consid er ati on some o f these and similar circumstances in oth er t owns , t h at 4 those subjects in which, as E ng li s h men , they were i Re form in many parts of the G o v er n ment i s k nown, I 1 so deeply interested; and p ar ti cu l ar ly anx i ous t o I t s u iat be e a y b ) btihuetemlyost"evcirctio"uriYis t a o nd th e e nu sai h t te at w io 4 n off th ouliio. lay before the Legislatur e th e i r sen ti men t s upon th e countrymen, and by the great mass of the people; '. 1 g question of Parliamentary R e f or m. Th e s e G en , an d that the. opposers of all Reform ard'io r 414; ato L , .. , tlemen readily complied w ith w h a t a pp eare d t o b e few in number, contemptibl e in t a l en t, so d an almost universal wish ; but n o s oon e r was th e i r chiefly to be found amongst those reptiles' sr/ K l ° ill ' one way or other, are fattening upon the laud ago: intention announced, than the Quacks were all in labour of this country. !,.ta motion. They well knew the characters and abili. sheifieW, Sept, b, 18W. CARLOS: ' um:Amemszemem i=m• lies of those who had engaged in this work ; they 4 were fully aware, that in a contest o f this sort, An Instance of perjury, c o n necte d w i t h eirennii. stances of great atrucitY ) o ccurre d at t h e Cork As.:' they should slated nwchance at all but that of ridi- sizes t--Our; Daniel Driscoll, a common teenier, cute and disgrace ; but, on eieminiog r teeir budget living near the lea coast of the west of that cote's'', was Toulid dead at the foot of a cliff; a shod' Mt., of ways and means, they fount'i's ,fosr,.resources, lance from his house. Sabo Mre utestattee t Whi t& which jrideed would have be4eWmflitifismeto those came to, tile knowledgte,of.Mr. To wnsen d and i it . Mi. Sommerville, twir of' the thighbuuring Mir' who are foolish enough to teostbilNher nse tve ss bont. such things as honour and delienel leat tl ivlttbb insist gistratoto' induced theitrto' suppose thieDilscollia i • 1, •• .6 • • bl: idmirably suited - the Set Ors in •fiiie ,yer,y.pliasant wife' knew something or the manner at least of ttiii . faiie of " O Lo . yaliP s ipticarild i:11/ • ;4410.4bi ' iletifs tills. dent's-awl they had h er beotigift before them. IMII e .. ._ her. er us Sa mination on . mith a .lll4o 41144 Oat • ono Cowen covered." One .of,,aseir fint,hikenpts To illstost neltito.% a pinion who was taiil to have pa' the object of the pebliej vete totiSrlitilivtille Air' a mar k ed attention to her h,aii_eaMiet Atlas , hone iq.... For this ► puifilotte' ley lapttliVrltl'l4liiivie a houtswppel V,,iiii 414.,Itto'opse,ljt e la o l y 1 a . 50t.. --. Golleettitio'refeteltik t ilny Of the .4 fown , ili4i.i . - 1 . and told her ' Hula that theeelintsi . 11P.is., Ir witetir stick at thd OHM- 61% . (tire cli ff .; thoo l Vasskand weroku WiliViesu . b4,lleve".l4;l4r..V.Diroit, this ES an,.bad 010,41 4 444 g tacpy vmonhebitanis at , sheniekt .. ll ti nt with Sullivdn, soil its isslsor6tiatarvolits**4l mile _,... i. " told her that the stick, war a eitepgitiAO.44 l ' clatienad) iftbistheif aim Hopi a ► place . altwautr Sullivan called aeiin early the l .:aassaill Law es', : buiktor public purposes, aid paid fur in partly an and he and the deceased wont out together ; -. it 'assaisment levied upon the very people for whose within two hours after Sullivan 'estloid" el tip' ' , alie, found her ,_ift bed, crud then dedasedohot , ho belle use it was intended, and against whom its doors destroyed .ti her husband by . tkrowinA l!itia over All b were shut. Several Gentlemen waited upon him, alarm ; ', lln o d r gthistritnsghieniruform=lll4, l'irn4444feaarof4luitgivelle"ro-.1 and politely.tsked• for the accommodation of this ' isitildiage 'on behalf of the public. After endea. that Sullivan repoitsd - etite TittiittgColi - verea(lon , J--Sullivan remarked to the deceased, onatile7lettWeilf .. ‘ routing tii"kkirlde the request by all the quibbling to hare taken place' tikttrtibn:sl4Sterthoteenieosel i • and shuffling of .1 narrow mind, he at last brought out a positive refusal. This affair, I understand, is °Lit:llse cliff, e fi de t c h c a as t c ii d, ile th Mi at l i r s e rt til lt 4i4"4l44 the deceased ;aid h e could havens . resteniniint;' " !, to become a subject of legal investigation. It will then be seen, vrhetherttsese petty despots in office wards him ; that he ought to bayi snore • t ieJ,leti`f., are to exercise • this iwaottof confront ever public Sullivan than Sullivan to him, On oecount o& his Prnir.ftfre. .. ; : '• wife, with whom Sullivan eppearedtote too Init.; Weil, Sir, this celebrated Meeting a t last began mate ; on which Sullivaliri s aid tip .1 4 41e , CAS Cl l . . - You rogue, as that youe, language WAN ?" and • at the same time destroyed the dectated r and that • to form in the street opposite the Town H a ll, a n d then idjperned to Paradise.square. I need not tell shortly after the intermenf Of her husband, Sullivan yowl).* She distinguished talent displayed on this or. remarked to her, that she was in great grief for her husband, and blamed h er f or iti saying,' •a I'm rasion; nor of the order, regularity, and propriety with which the business was conducted. In your s"" which " she " a was r t e o „ l i d e e d " r 6o! him I she did I ooSi I not t il h e l i ef ia " e " I i " . I b a d o excellent Paper you have yourself done ample jus the heart to perpetrate the deed." • In conseqUence tice to the whole, and appreciated, with taste and of this information, Sullivan was taken and coin. • judgment, both the merits of the speakers and the witted to gaol; and on the Ist inst.'hia.trial for fhb murder of h Di i iscoll came on before the Cesar KA. 1 importance of the proceedings. We now come to hi 4 I, th e risnner,,,,,,,,esaio ; the subsequent movements of the Qtracks. No a a.° :::tn w tss ell t;iewpsio4loawteld Mt. Dr iscoll! was sworn as' over, than these . ) ,h e h a d ouo ve o is. e eve her marriage, and for sooner was the Sheffield Meeting people, stung to the soul that it had been So income; five . eve , eie .years past. ..She dimied the Prisoner% monly numerous and respectable ; 'morti fi ed that so - hav ing cilia oniter husband st sight ) at. in **howl z t i s t rii i i r lit h ; s ant salty that, h her i husband did not: go much political knowledge, genuine patriotism, and' :clued sense had been displayed ; and sorelY disip_. hewing told u hir at a be e ti r ad Itleswitedrogyee!li.lturilLl.litil: his pointed that not the slightest intemperance, , illibe e by ihrtitting hinetivera cliff, or that 4 . e W. ' : e g o ' s. . t 'frailly, ltitnitlt, or disorder had taken place ; met vernadon IMP the (temped a little - before his deal!), • . 0 , in solemn conclave to consider what was best to be mid •silis silt et il,erei had any conversatiost 7 , dime. with' Sullivan about her . husband's death. Therie,., . - There you might see lawyers, tax-gatherers, and being no other evidedee ' . Sullivan was o f cour re.4 acquitted of the murder,,t ut the Judge order e e boasta b I e s ) parsons, fidlers, and bum-bailifis, brim hi m to find sufficient surefitfihis futur e w o w L o w a full Of rage and loyalty, rallying round the throne ) hatiour. He also ord e red' mh.priaciall to biti a . , tween *.#„41. ; ha . d eveOrt WV, Oa Magietratei, Id determined to defeat- the terrible machinations dieted for perjury, in (be i iitro l niradicti cia b gi , 1 tr 9 Akeeq..sad fellows, the'Reformists. But wonder. and het ilwiarin i e oo .the table; and she, wee out 4 1 ful, -tippet. itonderfal, Mr. EDITOR, is 011.05!ei munday tried a n d gen . teliceiti ftp . t i iseortiopon., .4.41 . -tristmentiOned la . C ourt after lie. ' ' '' the'dittence•between will and power. Oti.hispAi . e., el, kbAt r tilit inki ►"t that esqusrfie porfp,/ mance. the Coaster. wirafek men iSitillrlitil mil t stn k nith . A a • 4 ~ aildress f , ) which has ,haii the honourst ls'ing upon sparse; that be had tAatle'rice i ktii re iitteei . a .l Ihe, Sable of the .H6l'lo4ol+ Hier*, they lot so o.* fi le own Mat and s hia'entr eth6 put 4 1 t,,', Trehatiiiiin cofu , n. 4 _. 40iswianvylaugheir,10.that they & ar e • 5w ., 4 , ..:.c., .rand to a wretched .. eilstrisf' ,hanging. hi ' : 01 ;0 1 1' aff r .131"WasonPseceqenuetneCci *blc:fthtte,t4rj'iiitssll)gl.raiirlilai?•ofebuitsarri;enl4l6l.sll y up ou lo n m a a r t o te rm il e ti r t i o et ta te i r de , a Sl i ca lsr ii K ia t e esta tt4tres4 o 7 l,l a4 .4 tin c , .1 i iry, the Luids of t 4 '66 lad neighbowyboout oes-ifoli4illed cal tram a fiefo'rm of some' ortheillpik4 Tn, thl; - ;:!-- 11.5- 1: _ha r. , , L isilq So three, hundretteignaturne not lig mirmiiiitez and stationary dtartmenknelliltr lithotilldg Algot:from forty to dfty%thoosatttl.-Birt•nisii flit Vie r ! is in future to ba.o°llB4. GI : , ...i,....44 , .;.. 74ta• - • Eck allowed to eacll4l**,.' 111 rdw of th6qOacktiliclb. - 0 , , .- ~.. .10 sie. ild WI Custom. horse in Lei l lil'4ol4' ;.4I A • 's • ...).' . ' ay al t • ebitt4 l 4 1 i ti0f4 T! • Y • • Tarns. *Ito: ri. s ..r fi evelitqt !profit!, tht catik;dflatiV . iirep Ililicq t(CriNo,op aignaturesto the ter-famed. , thtrettive tellit i ttaillow .. ." i„,., 'tress, fluditscliteltiteoccess.'hy no Means Fed : . , ill refict tille / ~, , t off . .: - 7). ,teotied tut, their laboste, and unwilling fh akisliftilik ' 4) fr""__, In ~. „the Y l nited ' .. 1.1 a; 1 'Foetid •withostiali . liyie r isitiii ="r ttial+lo ILA im i s t eli. ,ri.westi.i.l,ltLtv eito besi i 1 ~ f , ..•.. . *I -"tho weeder wir ilifro i pisti4,4l l l for. their tradoti,ipiTof.tho 4.a r•, • a • • piiftr4, mit idi de ill `h * :iil a id , .... • :)., V • i . -. ' , fa cause In which they were engagoo. ;. assegoapiege . e n oi e ee-v0 os r4 oi leaa cordiegly waited upon a Gentleman, who has the. will thus accrue to the Public!-' -r . i , i t' ~. ... . s i i 1 . ...• I . I I ) par lit Mb - 4e iuyipv i i i ' ...* . , the P ' t f ibtrc .4 (l ... ' 4.KeisitJA: pu l, 4l . o .. 13 ... 1 77 u : • • n•csolipe rf t , -41(elitedie ' ' ' ' '.taterit. 1' •• T . . -rS I 4IC- t, IL 7: wi lt : . -. ....0!. I. e 45 . 7 ;.: •: ', . ... 1 -2 s it iii . 7; At t wO alittilinum6l e ri.mr,ltltyag ya : :i t, ~.: (Morning Herald. A ,+ t i ! I / 4, ilk IN4 he od !cc 01 11 I at. on t i It ad• 0 0 „eh )001 ingt flog Liug b 1011 ~i a~