The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-08 00:00:00

SAVA 4, .1 .% 7,'S LIAQ4 tI T CE. . rr.Ysiocritt, Wt. - 6. -... liiird I 2 r clDaing. .•-,iCirtri, Captain Stibbs s ' g'.. tr : . ilida s ; p.;lre h eviticit tell he left oil Tuesday last, . erg gkiviMl over rs go k i 14 4, iter i c an Gentleman, with i pa . , is: d• revel lv ih • 10 , ji „ r ... tw i,, r3 , W ho. : lied becn !nada p ) risdne . s aea , co ne Derr iii her. This cartel brOsOt Jw .partlestlar ' r , c as. Also the !bury., .of this port,. ItiObell I,..sitt, Master, train tfgueira, w hi c h place .she i 1 . / the 16111 ult. with deals and wi n e, fur this port. • !coil is ...ceistql by this. vessel from. t h e B r itish G.,0-.,11 at Ft4ueira (which is a short Instance qtwei• cw ,„ b ,,), d ate d 16th wit. which states, th,it ,bai „ ! 0 t . c ., l :i m of 4 b_4s4l4 ' between the enemy. and• 0 ;1i,..1 :tonics had gambled,- as- the fienfit atmt : wits in r u n ri .t t eat, having been tlrivearthertio frogs • an titre m t i wail( of provisions, ietreriel trsitit. - ports were at Figneira, in order to receive On board the sir and vione;led• of the British isTiky.. and also desirters fro m tie enemy., its hic.4 Isere br ought dean dean the river In boatn great lpuiptlps.!;44lll6 ,; isttet. were daily strivings - by :whom it spp Fars • that the en;Nny had suffercti atdat .lepteiz, titcoigt) W . ant of pritrislonsi•for on theiradrince the astiscs bid d e stroy or . driven away every thing .hit n iiO ht bairn b efit useful to thdait; T.. 4 i s jtv iiii m i el wt . r . nen 'opted, the principal. depot beim at, . 04.iibes. :Pt action of ..any ;eottseq-Jence' lid 0k ,. 4 - r i ser .iris Oft a ffair Of tleorril CtosifOrti it"' , co . an d Cie Captain !Of Otieactivi Stales % spite' , 2 in cliersali iiis betll . 2ll with dra l ti-k.,,,H45111 ' • ..)4, 0 17 •- ~. , • the army, Clut the Totttireair troiiptligti :: : *wee .., remarkably ,t-.:1 , 1..' - - tit. • NIThIU inn, Save 7'..--,4reiSol. dm' 14ariy ~ ~1 is n.h t ig, fiuni Optirto. : • .- 4 ~,;.•• ; • . . Sailed or 'Fapid soitomsee, int pail; .iNii/44`. '•. and Speig tag , on a .01434. .14Ur r iiiitio.oi itioliff t we, for t r East Indies. ..,- ••-• • .. ‘....e... .- :.. ,- 4i .Pasesd. I y serern)&l4ip( for .. b . t . usr u ,....1? t . - - .._ fk _ , g . __L...... ;.... ei t ._ _.‘" _ 4 , , ,_ - '14:1111 uY/ 1.19. nli . gr 7.. 7.t. .q XrIOPP. 4 we blif f ,...pq. ins ies 0404 sisii .caossostiAlso AquAU.l4alciosa. rem Ni tom*, to coultoitiftji‘lut tilvey Arosio ro. rentsetti 'eget* brit& ffotto atop of 'wk Matt' Ulf Dwarf (latta4saitint into thii Pt,. '''' llt : 1 • 1 ' ' - It is 4 stataftfer sail of tit& 4eietaitilliitilla , f r om ng one; t . .tshole taut at kg Act igon r ,. ' o . ii' **- 1 - , # ro qui le equipped owl, wilt h!! lea ; 1 4 CfPnicidorn. b oinfointids Wiffillriorfle Ofilit'tf Orrl)s 4 0 - tray to f ',MCI filar netibolte* .." - ..lilt ° '• .." : • ''... tio , • ell .. ...4- imi t i.......: fre- i 7 :.,. :.. . -1)44 . / . 7a141 tounitylarkihilf% ttyttgr. Dwcir.f)., • )as s e n s e ittii isodlisolghbNittlg litti!Dovritv the DrOilloas. k of. Jersey , w bide eke took ft,oo,s French privates.'' l'fliiid‘y - mvoliati t . ,eir the 40th. Su i ted .11 old. 1 , ! ~•;. ,i.,1 .4. i .... ... ' • Aril' Pa ha Asjedytufkie asdiassilt*lkarigaiL • of Flu 'biog. .... 7 .-4! .0 : 1 •A, .• .1 . '...146 • .. if • • ' 0ti11;34130% t *I MO $ O / 06 1. 1 / tvillife o ll 4 l l o 61 , *vs n thil;ntioVAbiltii. Sistalbrithr) Jloithlbos(t; 14htits. '(1 of * he? glisist;itseelf &a:by sisk sissitasisos , of the liingliefillialts thlfilk/Stinr-lirwi it i 5 4•11. 4 ,1051. . lake will hp.gelrog. • . ~- '• . . . .*. , • .+r 0 . Pm fdttly g ! large -.Scut from't he Raltio, - poster .a4itoj,l2l.4ise.briakex4lite,' Cedgpso, aidll4 . nipe‘.' :MILIT4ILY lltb'PßL L IGE Nea l , ,• K•. . ........ *:., -•• .' i If - . 0 • tsi .. ,fitAS44t.. 4?ittikEti4 ___ • Court Si t1.411."*".211 4# l u• — A 11 Viserli . . ""tii." WIS Dird, on the *3d of, Jell, i til ,Asi v eokibi . adjournments .10. 'the 6 41 fil s ii sle MOO( : 1 icgtenaill Sou: 1 1 1 9P . Itatitet ti toot yahire ifii ent of Militia, serif . arraig,4l'4l liporigyl tip i te4 4 .l4.iny l ined clqifes, viz..,- " Isl. Viti4bseiniiiihiaaleicas l ighwaleave,froM ditty 'it'd Pa rade, :II Clliisrat , 4 Barraek4,4)islift , trday. Jane the,Usti, (Sou day, .6al,t UR; baltint eid4Alib dia9, Jaly the 4 1t1 1 `1810.' ". 1 2 t. Vor dim of nrder,, and actin4 in etiatealt of . Abe aittsarity of b e ro e mmaoding O ffi cer, L 6 ' 411 . -10 ° 1 . ' tikir. sins' f w ateeetingt nvelt fedi)] sae Regiment, he having ap plied tar 'vivre( *bleats, nod been rilmod lu his said. Com et:old:lk Meer." - • ' Thil Court-Martial found, the Prisoner Guilty of both the 'charges pref n ried . ,agaiuti• him, and ad j skid him to be dismisted ' frOm the Derbyshire . itlifnenidf_gailie. ' ' ' • - " B Minter having been pleased to approve of • flte 'dente of the C oar t.M ar ti a l ' -the Commander int isf directs that th e charges preferred against Lin inane enies, tioitatiler . with the decision of i the ntert and Rig Mats• - iy's confirmation there...! of, Old! lIC tead at the head of every Regiment, and entered in the regim en t a l or d er ly books. By cont.... Than.? of the Right ll o n oura tfle PteConswander is thief, - . • - . .„ (Signed) s , tfARRY CA LYERT;.Adj.-Gen. , .. • During the tiine_the politica) assecist.. tions known by the name of "Brookes's CNN" met at Mucks, and pince it. 'establishment io St. James's -street, a regulltt book was kept of the wagers laid by the different members, ai Well as of the stuns won or.lost at,play, whiCh were carrlepi to tilie accounts of the respective parties with all (”),6 for tns of mercantil e p ree h i l on . S o m e o f these yaws, as they shew the opinions of persons Who shorie so cotspietiously in polities, ponlhe particular sulijects /which they. allude, may be considered et least as inleresting as many of the Ana with which the public t sosnetimeientertained.—March 11, 1774, Lord •Crivassa:47 hai given Mr. Cnawrono AOge. Upon, •Ilait condition Of receiving 5001. from him, whenever Mr. CHIMERS Fox shall be worth 100,0g01. clear of:debts. Lord NonTutsiovort bets Mr. C. Fox, sitiae4 s 1774, that he (Mr. C. F.) is nut called to the bat before this day fonr years. March 11, 1;175, Lord BDUNORRORE gives a guinea, to Mr. Csiaittes Fox, and is to receive a thousand from lire whesever the debts of this country amounts to Iri millions. Mr. Fox is not to pay the 10001. till he is one of his Majesty's Cauinet. Aug. 7, 1792, tir. SHERIDAN bets Lord LAUDERDALE and Loid 'I. I IIAN eft, 20gs. each, that Parliament will not con. s set to any more lotteries, after the pretcat oat; itktd to be drawn in, 444ry out t -'•,. A iy• ' -,n ;th i ,ies tr ff 4 A -.+- . False nod fWir. '1 , 4 !, A hatteilly's light Melt bestriding. ..,•e•-,...1 ".' Quern bees to linary•onctlies llaidifig• • • • ' ~ , Or la a owinolng hair., ep ridiug, , !ifsA ti go RA'S cor you amble, ' • • .041 in air; S ... At e., ' , ben 14 EiTtnn'eAe-nymphsgamble, .., Wald their Is!sir ., ; . ' • :, ': When nn nie fonbling•hAllowi rolling, ' . Or an the smooth - Ands idly &milting, • • Or in'cobl.grottoiestbey. lii taUbg, • Yon Sport there. To chace the toonn-beamsup,the mountains, You prepare; ' ' ' ' " 'Or dance witliel Vcs obin•lblitirfuentaius,: , • Mirth-to share. ~ 1„ 1 ,74 4 • brow seen with love-loco tints RWeingt . • : ~.. . Now with a blUshing ruse-busisieeity‘r, - -• '' 1 I Wh . llst fags from forth their iikethettittisispipg l , Cry, oh raw I • 4 • • :'4:00.i.r.1. ',-.. '' 7 " .. " ... "' t• f.•iti•-lo 41 ,...i.. * ".4 ~ • • ti , • l .- , . aii4V4i DO 4:T I E.. , , • EXTR4CT FXOII - A ScitinAPit!Ch.t_Odtt" irgjlisitsiik - I Nct GEN ERAL . BERVA•Rtirre s . A. , aril iial44,g.. • 14,,,,hrS FRINCK EirPtRE, ANL4PRIVC„,Rpt /10111.C4011,,Wi. JO A N 13 : 4 rrlsrs LIERNATKITVVeIta. • I P3r,b o ) l • sith; .20th of J &unary, .1;03 4 ,...0„Path, 19 ,Bearta, In the ; patßartnigit,„.of the iias a lawxer. 40 .-itt44:l4;:iiikiii'llif isa ` '.. IA scion/ 0)0 . ,. etnikorV,p4 soon 'anat. its...!ber. i4otidrest co% isitintied by: :r` " riA : Satki4a,.iiiiitt . rt . 's:l**SO at 'llle , 'batitel,6f. Oilift iiite:l4 Alfai - ftsaim Loarier,..- ., :: - i • ' 04 Ms 10111#11 - 4 tAiAnittuCe nisei row 'gra4ustlif jp.Alte ser pica., 7 'filitp:-.ltiositil l etiost i -***lt}s tud . to 'his ad. ; ! 4 7 4 4C.VINOt t st9ilsi.%,..trsiit ,ASSf'H, le Teiftiefeo igpit,lltfcri $1.4 aispAiTc. - tilt MArguis DyNntith.rl;.. 1 Ito the alu; . at. 'l6•loctir . t : , ,toengrti Ike death „ of Iris frienit • t;itaill.abglrm -:: • • • ..-• '_ • - • Ili fottig - -i‘otpArats- of .th`"4-iiielneo, ill : 1 7945. i At .41"41044 1 4 9 ° ,1 4,i,.. 1 1!i4.0 . /9. -ettly"tn4 4 Gettertils, : ._)44sceitu :pi t ,4 l lsllEr i ,,n)ep he was Eiji. .po l istletl Gerierar o( pliokt, IGo ier Is ., e' . b . littro of Fleures, he et)taltjeti llsls .ritk It tlfral , Of bi iiion At the iircti of - Marstricir i .the.aeduction 4i . Oc% os.t of Wii k was confided tO twin— . 1 ,-- • After,. OA. passage of ..the 4 hinc t .. z ip,,l.7 e 4 1 1? 4 the . jug ,91 . ,00,t1m,• apciwous, !la'ss*6(49 wain eto tioyeslAgVoka4t4 .. , ayfitce x , Ott iht eltiOSl 1 s:de. ts w * lto , 4 rWaiifir spit -with. Itiediii*, M I i •.4•• r • • the Tisi drtick : '-. " - '-.. '. -' : . .f ,-: . i - . I IR i 0 .9 8 ., -his 4iyisiOA- distinguislif . 4 iSitlf. -Tel% muck sit twice crossing - : the.' kthitte• 110. kfcoPP PM§aßt . Ticki.ll . 1 4 , • FFlt ed • u RerA e . 11 . 1 e 7 1 ; 11 19 a Ilefpdprt i crpaiptgeneraiatitn . ipsheient: i 4 stlikserva iii a periteinal . prentorvia superiority Ot•eis:eitt. , terprisiug man over a.O.,ifirefirtffil#lll-3r(OliPt!! N 7 ion - - .cit e •nfidr ITT Is. ce _ _ • rigs excettp. . yol t li, . • C. ) • y • a0,0Q9 infantry add 4000 pikraftv". Peace haves 4 been si t ipesl,l4lC4poi*etiiii• wisTppointed 4.ibassader Jo Vienni s . ccededlipun this hei ter having heed Wirt under the deceesity of 'quitting' the Aiiiiiiith'lgtiN he rcturded.to .}France, and wat'ordered to' ck,, ade Philipsburg: His summons to• thtiCtitmniallike 'of that fortress iti well knua n, • In 1191/,'HinsAnOlifE;.;asapeplritettesinister ) 6l% War. was didni,s - cd 14 the rirecteri, untkT' the preteit • that he had sell tesignatiop,. though the fact waunevet otlicitlly , made,knotte c. - Bcenaytoarte •ehtdsld• COnt radieted thie. Oti,„ the 'lBlll of Brnineire,lte - retuptf' fo assist parte. The'hOpet of his parry ,being *entirely dts. atroyed by the events of _that di4",..4-Privatil withdrew' With his:wife froni and secret. , himself at Chateati.ftwyk'aciiitieftry:htittse belong 4. lug to General Sarrazirr;feursittignes trdttithet Upon the asaurauces given to' 'lleasiciOrte f by General SArrazin, that Hogaparte forgot tittry thing had pawed, and was. desirous. of Ms frienthiip, he retiriiiid 'la Paris. Itil\tarc'h, he wisi tippointetretlittimander in Chit!f of the Array} of Pit Westandle eitakltstied .1111 'heed -tint teFe . et R.eartest • .;; .; 4047. it W 9,111 ,conWlistition.....tt!_seod. him ent •tii - `j with the a 4utliority. of .Captain.l General,' In itpr,' it ♦ Ambaisidot Pliffttid,tlo th* , ytat 1 t3Q,,. at ,rZl7jll;' lth out•emplcly Med t.. •! • 4s64;she'wer appointed Odennittstift the. Array of Hanover. .* , • . •.• • - He Was„ present. aftkerbaltti•et , of Jetsa;-awd the-otsiwptignigainit Poland.' - His ...gritlistfidt(l,:t Frond* army itte.fociti: mark, when' tlifilKeroais lkomaue.anceeoeil:in emu. tivt b. barking' Flops ) ;. , a . re t urned ai rs ctre4itty'.• —`• , 1 1 . During the•eanipaiger 1 1807 *GeOerat like. NADOTTi sir7ed with-the-82ton treopsi'' &added at Antwerp when:fireexpeditienteo% W-0.1 chitin took place. . ;- • • &lc was fortunate enough ,itrhe.ciceted Crniro, Prince of Sweden, at a , ideltient that . fie was at * Paris without any emploiniawt. • AERNADO/TE married .Matternoisetle.Cx.arrf,.thtt daughter of a respectable 'mecchant - at klaisittlehil by whom he has an only son. . The author of the blographida notes, after de.. tailing many other partiotars concerning Baena. DOTTC, concludes with observing, " thittoriiparte, if the fact be tine• that he his - eilher S hiba orient e ight millions of francs to Sweden) to elect DoTTE, has applied a Maxim So politics j bid he . never used in war, nainelp—to build u, bridge of, gold- for a atteeatihr, meow:" • • 4. , 7 inn .oEcte . hie . - alipii i - - IR A kr' • S petatiou of Pentimumt,* „ s r c tick ,he 7 •.• i • ritssand artsental ; tss thiias a, e i rplipitioo for . the porpoise of assemblies is Meeting a. the Fraemeta and Freelielders, to MISMIOS , Oho best Mesas of ef r ,fading a Itepeill 0f,..41i.N . Ar0tt.. Thi.Sheri(ts re ecived.the ileputatiumosith all, dit t o respect, and re. quested .a day or. twq (or, coreiqrtaratiou begure they returned an answer. ....- . The Requisition . from the independent and re. spectable Gtsolemen of the County of Meath; to the High Sheriff, (or the purpose of assembling the iltibility, .G.outry, and Fseehulders of the Comity. regOthor i 'rto. Olconsider the expediency of Addressing his Majesty oa the present state of pub. 'lie afrairs,"..' his been complied with, and a day Is appointed (or the purpose. The County of. Mayo it'l'i.to meet,aceording toßequisitiOo, on the 17th iost. -4 awst we . bave. nu doubt but that the:other Cpunties -df irerinil Will feel it their defy to assemble toge- O. itieillind express their sentiments open public affairs, i'litiicit f at present arc so unanirqously NV, tiptonshout wthe country. We ciumnoleoneeive that tbeCouoties :of 'Mayo and Atestbreill only appear ...in the ea. '' 414sgiie . of poiblicdspitited exertion trk, .ov,, this , thefien in•ita natural. rauk. and en Luella 4 1 the. Einpire. : Indee4 we..bovi littrzstrori , grbiihd Tor ft . C6llSillitig Ihilt" *miler 7 100$6111* fake ;,4E4titirrbPl4,- .tiotaitoliarioutt,elhcte counties, ,and eel/ jot:impolite,' ,uiltil the Approach i i _the Aoki socsioi;rrailiddiest. .• • :: . ; _ j ",- . . v•-.14W: I :` , :ffe, rYtt! . • OA SiliidaY,"the It tiv i olt.. the. battle of a resitteet.4. 'ObNPVlergyroan hslthe .isisighbanrhood of Killiteir.,, 1 cheitiyotinty Cavie.,,wes bergl ! triousty entert,4 by ~50404,....iiitti0 s c ink,huit o ,. Ind plttnilered of his Gee:" arms, while he and his filthily Were in ChdikeVi*lf stem! It is a Cuitorii"iififf - ttill'gettliemettAb rein* his serkiin is', on evettliabbetii; to;lettand their ex retal Frlttees'ist dfrine worstiitr i teaviwg only one person to take Mil) of the tense. : The female who had thisldak the charge of the place, inddveitently walked np tcse avenue:with - another 'servant,. who Was 'giittig 'to tiliiS, htiiingitisorevor; previously.. Idakelfibe duorso-i4sif.linfteato in evidence. she was hot istillestir groin the.bonse More than a quarter-Of ir l ars".hcii %Awl never otif of .sight of the front door, r eonvr lationat the 1 OA - ike 'with ... . . e _ 1, evitlik -.. k hating : *net! in ei ierlit the per ....:,*. daogiaer, the 'villains • hail . itlently been otifiCealed its a pisntatiOn at • the back of the hvintiti rititHitiving advantage of the abience of , the lawsiljr.,:•thcoy:terre-"ltown,a wind° w out of the frami, adioinisse-Ilia bock dour, and having forced the lock of the apartment where they eoteFeil, they proceed. et to examine every port of the kotise With the mese rnittutelticrntiny,:tooltilte articles- of wearing eppa. rel oa i it , tisrlemerel drawers and trunks, am, left !heel sittniet on'tlit thief's.' They thee proceeded to opine thi 'hack+ ef a . steretleset . , irhich went through `the sadee . dttitgent 'search, but without offering the ,least injery.. so! tarrying away, any thing but fire. *nit. ; Fsotn the minuteness of • the search, and the liilbep.spece . ef .time ii. which it was effected, there ernes have been Steers. persons concerned ; and that 'the alone iris tbelt.itfle - objett, is eyitlest, as th4,4ift : nit touched articles * of cinsaftlentbles titifue.' tv'iffeli 4y, open, before thew, end...living other thiaitt i iiii &e. lay on the.eitte.tioard, bot so particular 7 cialthey'in Nuking* tor - itiois 9 . they found it small qleeket'plittor thaVtias 'lda pla ce Where •it had beet, eutictnletti; . airich they carried avkki together kith sane fir}loel .? one fine brass blithderbuts (maker's . .ira i niC fititchmsok, Debilny: • .•' , 1 • .-_, 0 : 1 01V-Altrultellit•:WPftighli 'betWeett Ire •ittid six blelitel'i k 4iirtle4alr...-4.0, and Ilieut-, be. '4oitgiet, .te 4 tit 76ibtfi-. regiment; :fetigkel duel ot ' i frrtei-hilfs;licill**. ry• - ,1144erikee, freceived *; i fintagentses itaffiWilhageoloi- , t4lltt: dallied his iiii. Mediate deettr,7 ,o - - 7:! . .' ' 7 ::. ... ~..•-• "." The annual' intle oeSouth Don wool has jut ~closed at =.thr. Farming ,Seeity's!,RObine; and af 'forded Inteetidgitly.`6llCßltraging.to:the growers of 'l . lpiNo n l . ll., the :-. OCT. •J. St MeS liteilled SS.; 0. ppe litiC:foVA: kelertett--poftioe of fleeces, l.tha Rev, ; if Dr - Diffiia4 . ; alt hough tke,.quality of this year's fittiul';vits aideiturated ..bt. his • flock being brought , overt but a licir - litenthit 'Vince in a coUl-eltip, .oh. 'lalkleil ?)'...lloXlo:ftir hit irlioievieduem lli.•Owciv Viii*C'aettited ele.•-541.• bed Mr. Pro:Y*l4o4l'Eß -1, - All . ' * "*' ' ipal *IV 1 g I litowodlslo* .• . OV rine s - .00.--taii.er's, treOViernbleden thiireceasidit,-, ahtttanktOdOtfer" the must valuebiolets'aith'alibsial 'spirit:: . r ".. ~..4 .1 4n the*firat -stay of tree` are rice' . ill o ttadondeery, .i .t terry lihoisic:).l equipliga.oppetretNut Aii:Conrse. ' Jt . consisad of a eosin" •wheel car; having :op it. a Kishi , or. a Oceti'7-Citic : 4oilCh a Citittentets. fat* driving a *pelt" of Autstit,goitdco l , dad •:hosaslonalii . t i v;o4it - 1 0 ..h0re.: Al - wasp recedend'lspi4eoant ,06 v:Tee.y., Sat 0401: 41 0d'Tkrt, 4 4 OM'S . Jai:knitted on to kl .. ilatles :'br.::#lo. -begun,. asiiiogAdfogetfle s t; 41'.. litial ititititt nit =appenranc4 . eetleital Ellett ....noise ,rsbilrlinjo* ottief retrains at . tht . tmurse;.. 4o l othei l iptiffeeme,i7elit' . .fectot o consitisleitik Outten: sig... jtit( l ,C4 - 4 by 410 m.. prottessiett faktitie:eitiCaiiti.stielt; ; 41,.0e-twthe:litealF!siiici;iftronfilifit!:ol - thC. Vreattei 0 , *ittqinsiiiil like `toh'i # -at ' tiara depritatt him' of, kis jest ond his homes. ..1 .... 'At "f'* . ....j. .' :. ' . , • . ''414%1 weeki Mr..4: is l(o.iiibiti c• 40 LiMeiiek t- who! ifittliiihtilithee , ir Ciattne , iten4 •in'the.etiunty,ofl C I arc, by leafs, • accernpanied ley I, 4wii . men', pro-i 'railed . to saidlands to make a coliation. thoreoti vs.i .0. attar a i • h 'Ai „„-,y W... Witt utu,er petlons armed; with. reseing:hooks - and 'stones, Wlte . ,• after rob, biog them of, their Wtheillooks,. beta them line. barOutly s . ; Aitif..partibulacif •Me. l Herbeit, whose left arin'illia*s!rolsl7.,g4t .by a bu4s" ant? his liiiif littfi'bcidy sticet4 • htniaed bit stones ; they n a/0440W Mtn . td take ak oathiniver• tti come • ee.Thotionti 11Ildti Fe 'Collect Tyikon, ,rid to give ~up stitoso he filetd in tliwcouncy of Were: ." • , ' • 9seriaxott P. Svitanyom.--This wile. in . action r ' ' ' i Work' that W : a ' • • 1 1 1 : 1 " 1 Pa trick 4coizas, in which the Viabitilf iinuitlit'• "litscover . compensation In di. irieg44“ foe OW . Saddiiiiiiis'br.iii, ditighter. it sp.. , pipersitiwevideisoe, iiiiblibibie: Defentiant:plicpetraai:# *a mialted porpoorstmair a pr•stise oftsoolo... ra .01 41 0 - jetig 4 o l . 4140040.:..... :: • • 4 .. .*l - .!.. - • , ... . • -; c - * .40.4, i.. I' . .., .4 •.; 3 YAM ~..l e fts .-.7* s'. , logAtex , , 141 , 414. • • • ...,_.... . .. . sori...- .."--- -' • * . te..4.'"ullilLlPt -* ........_.....,..... _. UDE, IREL4Np. _ TO TILE BREATH OF SUMMER', , •:. • . • ..__ --iii..-- . -a-P ll - 1 4 ' r'• REPEAVOVIRE triCtetf. ' * te r - • Zarrivß, erhN larstliti • ng,' i -,4 - 4 C - stik-'•114 , 1, Tell rne.w Irene; . . tf" tWiw i 1481161641°4 0. 14461 V ., _ I 'l°g'it'i; ' i irrre . ?In With prankish oils ia gardens playieg, . - a • 'l' T• I' ..••• V.. • . ",, fake aiat liii.• •vi $ .per . l i altii4 g unniestlfts api! most' rtsfpdcta Ie de. by too muck confidence ! . . ..i * 7.. '. - . ... pr — A - 40f . T,1,4je:17'`4911140,4k. p , '• PI II 444 g Cli " 1 a i*li i " , l 4 , e‘ St rt Ak n i7. I l i 4 0n__ 1} li; ho lt lis: tkisilly,. kotilr.S llefi „*. ' r e ilitl•Wia " WurtOut:;'.. i , L Ififlviki filitlelitf present * ;9. 4i . . fV . " OtfetiA ' - • clwist 0 • Vhfitts i , I: i " T A .. I , 4"Vii r ~.11 . 0 ? disliatira' , Wilda ote -, nestitig •li f WO . s . I l ligiiiailailli i' . ' . - all ' ' '-..- r• •"' ' • . , 4 .' li t •••••• 1. 4 . .14 Oki i I • 'f, 1 .. e lif 1 . 1 )!4 1 1 * , i .I. 11 : 1414 '" ' I' . • r i — Mt' Venf i et r , k lut it tao • . p I.Off,eitettr , li 44 ,c; m , I . Atistaf IF 97,, t ? egscs . 4.t? .14N, t yrjr14244wwW.Attrad f.9 l i 010 , 7 tiii of Il arch z 11 , 6 was engaged iu i lptu . ,ba , , of the TigiiinfentO. 'A fier cal ipj; 9Adimi a je a !qtie'eil upon Vienna. • IThon tlit st;iiiirg l eYlGr ' Ain at LCobea t ; be • oceiiiiitti itrlitilitt f )00 :i0.00() infanirti anal /MO navalrar? ft -.0) , 1— air `r i - . ESCAPE OF We have already given the e outliais of the two .examinations of Aris a he' charge of aid. iiitYlalietilrig in' the esitiaie itifiPrle aftlY alias Hirper; litit• as 'The' examinttoioes were private, we were• enabled •to glee diq such faCts as came to Our knowledge.' The Pritetiir oat e dement another examirtatrtin'•yeetirtlay, at Marge borough-street 01Twe,'"bentre N. CONA NT, E•101: 5 Mr. M the Member, and some other Magi.' strides at which the•former depositions on this halftrice* busines s were read • oter ; the following • • v the substance : Michael M'llamara, a youth Shout sikteett p Wlitir was a 'prisonerin that part where Robert Rebeltill *was confined, stated, that after breakfast, 21th of August, Roberts Was walking In thirgatil,' den with D. Aris, and also in the passage of _the: prison for Some time' Aris offered to bet a bottle of wine that.a bell would ring in the prison within a quarter of an hour, and Roberts toiltk-thi bet: Wlnsell, one of the turnkeys,.lockedAsp on Mon. day, the '27th, after this betting between D. AA< and: Roberts, and the witness was awoke out of hit' sleco 'by talking in the passage, near Robert'i `Cull.. Ile had 'previously heard the following con.;` versatior between Daniel' Aris and Roberts. The sVd, Roberts!"calling him gently, art& * .5 1 ih*ollter answered. . Aris then said, "De sure' to to . tiweltest my/Wallow." Roberts replied, he fA:ct s ti ere, of Olt; and continued—" Be iitrelV Come, for cots know what tick I 'shall tun' r ot you do not." D. Aris 'replied,'" Neoer. fear ,are,. you knot., I always stick Witueti was awoke some time heard D. Afle•S •VOICP again in 'afltteflifebibe eldek struck one, l'Obteil to base been shout the , -Citrate liraikek lading thalgita jog, Ito observed, there squid and witneal informed. hint it 'Was ter who had left neni • op'en: of what witness had said , took nor 'kris, in the presence of • the latter' said it.waie.d•—d • • tiers Up In th e 'fur so chit, Nristharged witnes s With hair the too. icetfeittiOli by 'the Fr otieolt the prlsioner - s). G wpm.. _ .rii `hitFtilood night, When he trat.leeked.up; and nen-AS(llaq* sets him at the-cella at hiekivig:tie . • The prisolibe didecit pet any question to4be witness; *--4-4—=' -- Asaos, -Who% married tine or Mr. Aria's' clawgfiteitti titatett, 'that lhc" Governor frequently Went rdund to lac* •sup with him; bat he of!tii • tietitted - ttidoso,..% The veltnetts had borne converts: , tabu frith it. Aris, rclatiye to What r.t'lgamira had sake, Aid he denied it with warteth.'ll. - dlihrtitclith* particular • rare of that part of the prison- in WhiAl Itettirtrwit'ioeked up, The gates, thrwugh w hich thelWO-Prisoner!'eseiiied,'ltinSt have ecit utfloths ed by one of *them, but with respect lire the ot, gate, a man of the 'name of Rtiswelt,"aliode, k ey' the hiy. P. Axis slept in the Goiernees Itothreil and he bad 'the means of taking be pitesier through the house, if he thought proper. 'D. Art/ used tq walk *in the . •gartlen • pith Roberts, •Mett bib was I good dad with iiriosisAbad told hi* he paid too great respect so Roberts, which was the obsereitions of ptlasei, as .he alitrays staid 4. !oat With hill *bee ke h a d 'ocossisil• f 4 lofty Olt There . * sitits'no other piliOnev, pest twitted the'indolgeneeet in ilsrther 41,,••• Roberts, and the'Gottereoeltoetw sof these tar glimuel•Winseirol "tttrege deposed 4 that . .sifted in locking-lip tirewing of tile 27th A wit tad that the Glivetwer twitgitritrlit Pr...went, .and after Roberta had - bele . 411e.Goternot tapped life 'door apdWisited bias good hightt Witness 'farther confirtited all Nemec& stated. a ttte prison' clerk,' stattid, laths . Was brought in cestotly to the /Mien qn the. lethal Augural, tor& he •tscapasli Olt Vida • , Williess had been informed by Paull; say of the watchmen, that the swell (meaning fhobetts),.had asked him to sit up with hint, to pass petty aurae se:. Mous hours. tie said that I). Aris had sat up e ittt him ; but witness cautioned the' ttirn'key not to la so, ohateVerDinielAri! might think propir to de: Governor Aris frequently conversed " 'With -Ruhertsi ' a bd he we 9 t out in his (Roberts!s) chaise onthe'll3:l oC August . Patin; *iho walcittoott ) . .had \ stated Id witti t ei3 ? that It was not4knuch Use to lock-up thd. prisithers. - svhen•thettritkeytt were ON/ hack %% art and-forward through-, thegates *heist/dr locking. up. the Aria's had - Ice's,' and: :there webtwo iirethereOf IX Aria on the .books, 'Thomas Reit 'Oharket . ' the litter of whom had 3s. a Week, but ho ihed notdOnOany duty in tbo Prisonler two yeprs, These were .the 'only depositions at Mailborliugh. . I street.ollice,..but thectoWere foie other persons, pri:. • . !Goers in COld Bath Fielt)e, mho iastrevidenco be. . forethis Committee`.; but theirlestinteny went onif iii earreboration, bf the' in - Mosey ..tehicAtub t istect .betiviatAhe A.ris'S •inif•Rtibirts. '':• ' Tate Magistrate • infoneett the Pritiontir, thdt his Anty was tai commit litni,foi felonionsiteldini and abetting in the eagipo-pijlertlend-llesper, and • 'bbe Oa um f rog, _.!! out' accordingly', :' ~, , Moi'llfAaleAN, the Priseriet4sSoticitor, suggested. : .totthc• Magistrateit thatilti wider Weber/ the ifina,- t an:cool 'his cliem,:-Marper should-Ise toonal a n d . 4 1i . e ffectual rsit9 to - do tbaty..soaltt bat° get'., par, aisii,from the Seerrieets4 State* °Ste,- and tb Alit 'the' Prisottlirle fitietads•Would olliw , a sward. * •••- The Magistrattrilkliued asisi sucluinterfcren.ee, ' •• Mr.•lisittoott 'thee gsrestioned 'the' kerat i n aorrimitteb 'fa I y -op Jeri** the . eisteihdlilla • the:ease t' but if tho Magistrate soodelitilikehllt •wohlitsolicit. for bail. 7 • .tg,:r • ' 11r.• Cow A. tit observed, that there.hadlisen sueh supineness- in thee eenket of t p*,.,ThoG o vi rnet - , • • .antliiis sons, .titatilitteatept had...p. Juk es , b y t w o . to search after the ti!liosserepshateabeNitbir duty. • ..4 Mr. KAY .obSeett s d r ibigt .11:111' VirisOfkor eg. Called for Iteellitg a pint potoselle (bid 11)144114'414110 been in an *pillar, and he wotild'euon have bees had - The Magistrate gave' Mt: /tAttMAII the ehuicp.of' rb o ba f r r t i b e ng ee e S k h ess ' i l : g i C o;j e a s t i en:t i r ro b F ut ! t n ' a w ‘ 7 l h e s e ! a n w o t be t he t r r r i e Sels al ir w o i si li e s a l! fl es l b i ta l e es " t i t i c 4 am ti. 64 71 ; ThePrimener wits coinatitseil :for • trial, hat hp ' l l to be brought up again. , a :1' , [ Y ' 4=4: ROOF J k 6• k t. ' what 1. stt,y.". aftcrwita:ds,.laud iie . n the passage; action: Me, which tras, sap time of the escape: sa open in`th e 'be a preeibesiMwt ;Was his yountetft& Ad' inyelitilifily• plice , beftit a poveff i , f the Prliont4, lie, and fbcited teitil challenging Mani - 'l, l *lag betin *nit et) t 'rerfchtilti6 Outgo% , nor Arii wished Ito S %' I _ - ' .9 '••+ I I Int / ow. higo PIPS / 111 4 Ns act ,ts 4 lay, a 4 itge opy AT. tor. jest Uto a we. tin IP M. Vr. lA. of hat ke , 111 Dd L, ii I I. - I e