The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-24 00:00:00

. their bu )kadraoce usore . rtan iihenpntenini w' ego,, and since direction I g r e t cATIlafttLAl,llO. • 111(PORTANT OfiItIVESPOItiI)PNCR. 4 At Illidi e gregotte ntitisthlgtdt Ole Roman githelles of the CliPoity and city - of . f.iitoof.a l ,•held 'en nuil l iat ,„ • ult. iirm..ll.eche, tot thg Chair, the Tlutsilegwf. ' • the Meeling3having beet/140d, among other pew, . ages, , to !heir' Royal Ifightiesses -tlut ;bakes of -fit and Suisel, anus to •the Right Horn. Henry Gritties t ' tlfd 'Resole t Ons' wer e formally' trausmitted tts' .the Chairman. 'The ..following were opies . .t . rf the letteekinigh .. passed on the occasion :—•• , • , it.ot TO UIS ROYAL utnIINEes.XDYff*ILD 61 VRIORt, - qt. 0.4 41P,„ • • - • • . • lAsi t erJsk, 170 h Aasnat,llll,. • ...s.ln,—As. Chairman.of 'the aggregate Meeti s tog of the Roman catholics of,thie eoupty and city, held on the 12th inst. in order to resume their Petitions, on.tho tie‘VSession of Parliament, for the reesnvel of.t hose pairations ender which they peculiarly labour —I have the high honour and satisfaction of convey ing to your - Royal Highness • the warm effusion of their gratitude fer,yeur most liberal and benevolent, exertions ia their behalf: and.permit me, Slr, to as- _ sure you, as do your Royal Drogier• of Sussex (nhom I haws the honour likewise to address on this! occasion); that we contemplate not .ally our own ,interests„. hot also extend our hopes to. the cheerful; prospect of general contentment and. haressny, be ing the proud apd pleasing result- of touiversal jus tice and conciliation. . . With personal sentiments of the highest respect and esteem, I have the honour to remain your Royal Highness's most huotfile and obedient sertant,, tar • WILLIAM ROCHL . , ! Ikeeingtal New, Aug. 49- The Duke' of Kent does himself the pleasure of ackueniedging Mr. Roche's s ktter of the 17th iast. oreivedthis day, -in which he is.so toed as to can. ' , levy to him the Battering assurance o f the gratitude expressed at the Aggregator. Meeting' of the Roman Latbolics of the county and city of Limerick, to wards hits, for his gxertioes in their behalf. In re. turn, the Duke wishes Mr. Roche, whenever be SO, a fitvoerable oppertnnity,3o signify to those, *hose organ he has been upon thsinnresent occasion, that -so long as their jut and eisauwerebie Claims ore urged in the iiiirik...nf—true. conciliation, if will always be his pilde tii;arcid - thein his humble, but cordial support, 'from 'his sopiiction of the justice of the principle—that persons of every religious per. suasion, who 'ire subjects of the same Sovereign, lire entitled terin equal participation of the chit rights enjoyed by- their fellow-subjeCts—and from- 1 confident belief that there are not more grateful and attached subjects to the .King and Constitution - tit be found in the United Kingdoln; thin the Catholics %f jreland. The Duke of Kent, at the same time, re quests Mr. Roche's acceptance of his bestthanks for the polite r:ranner in 'which • he has executed the com mission entrusted to his charge. . • To Wm. ituehe, Lsq. Or. Or. , • . TO MS ROYAL HIGHNESS AUGUSTUS TATTATJUCIT) • oust or susses, &C. Limerick, Aug. 17, 1813.,.. Silt s —aim favour of my Fellow-Catholics hating called 'me to the Chairmanship - a( their aggregate Meeting,' field. for this county and, city, on the 12th Rut. for the parliose of renewing their still necessary sapptbetiops to Parliament, affords . me the distin 'gabbed honour and gratificitico, as their orgen, to eunrey to your Royal Highness their continued °li tigations and gratitude for your generous and inva luablo exertions in their behalf. To ~the happy re. suit of those exertions they look forward, Sir, not alone to their own liberation from unmerited rettric tionq, but extend their hopesand satisfaction to the union and happiness of all your Revered ratber's subjects. To his benign bosom, Sir, they will ever remember that they owe the first and only rays which have yet illumined the dark horizon of their political sto' ndition—and to your's and your Royal Brother's (of Kent) benignity do they feel. thethselves deeply indebted for those generous exertions to bAish, alto gether the chilling cloud of religious distinctions. Permit me, Sir, in their names, and in my own, to return you our warm thanks for the kinduess of your reply to a similar communication, which L had the honour to make you in February—praying you will have the goodness to accept my hula* but ar. dent coincidence is those sentiments of„ Respect and - . - A cause of considerable iMportanco to,. landlord* And tenants was brought to issue at thi last Assizes for the county of Flint, wherein the Rev. Whitehall Whitehall Davies was Plaintiff, and Thomas Pierce, rate'of Rhyddlan Abbey, the Defendant. The case appeired to be, that the Defendant .and his family had occupied a farm of about fourscore acres „under the Plaintiff's family, for a very' long period :,the commencement of which was not ascertained.—.• Theie was no ledse or agreement whatever,, either , in Writing 'or 'otherwise, 'except merely as to t 4. 'amount' of rent, which - had been frequently varieC Under these circumstances, the want of i lease or !some Specific asteespent, the Defendant, fancied himself at liberty first .t)e farm as he thought _ _ esteem. • . .s I have the honour tkremain your Royal nigh ness's most Inpnble and servant, WILLIAM 00E. Mr. Roche having hid the honour of an interview with his /Loyal IliOness the Duke of Sesser, a few days after his Royal Highness bad received MI Roche's letter, a formal reply became utindr,essaryt in a conversation, equally affable and enlightr his Royal Highness spoke to Mr. Roche, wi , usual.warmth, in favour of the Roman Cnthollcs Ireland; and expressed, in the most flattering ' rage, hi{ , Went hopes of the success of cause. TO TIT! RIO= illON• HENRY GRATTAN, litc. LirarriclLAsigu.t 17, Sin,—With pride and satisfaction I avail , as Chairman .of an aggstegate Meeting of the'lto! Catholics of this County sqd ;on, tkol instant, to convey to you Astir unabated grati for your faithful and atfectitleils melee! Callse.• q Frbm the earliest &ion 0080 P. nag Ent ebeiglNl their long benighted way, to durpresent atagt:. - turity, you watched oft* thsAr interests wall ettki,pa... venial regard. In rotors, Sir, .their iratdel moti f nients towards you,partalse evelv,of filial atfeclio4. 14ay you live, Sr, to see.. and - enjoy , %%lent *l, confident is the first wish of . your benevoleakusiv ttie Sappiness of your country filed o n the basis of the harmony at its. people. Wititssat" of respect and %stem, limit the hcniour to , ' Sir, your most 'obedieet bumble servant, ' • .Wll. ROCHIL August •Si a,—l had the honour of receiving yourleftervisr Saturday.* I beg :eturs ely:thaiski„to the 'gate meeting, isisd-to yonittlell s -"A their INT - • • $...k• . wo a ~•~~~av~ :rte 4411. HU* 4 1 F* , 7 ~ i9neei g ie l‘nce tut ittithi omit I*.se.siolt , tips* ciromastimlo, 44, 4 1 ;chacri nhical -Serjault Conims , passed oter, in the . to Soots - 1 • - *4llOO 1 ler , liair - ------ - th e i Colwidl.' die would pawn thielai , trste,. i . .0 , defended their Conduct la detaining kiwi about twenty acres of , 'Nothing cis mil•ra lt arrest is D. i and the he t h e g i bt .wlia4alitlo4ll44hfiaff like .41. they. had a rig4t to detain tiny min on their sop& progress of these le t rav--- zz - 1 - ;"4 ,a . 1- a reason for deist i rP.. - . • that he wes a deserter. pen to meet trees, in .. ~714• thei.:llll . id and P3.. ••., • .i. • . L.. ••• _._:.`,. lion . i . i j Mr. Colsrekitaring rstbeed Viiliorkt, , tilinatat*, -Sir M..Btoxose, .and Mr. Fitipattick, the Cleric, oblige them to bear them cempstiti t , , , Tip :LI i .1* 'l n nli ti w r e . r p t,.. e.i iiiiit iho wni sehisst .put or b . y ebr iLiiii . . .-Aiitliellid ._ ~. denied that any such right existed, adding, that folk, as • may he well-supposed, do not la . r IRAN AIRSISINI MO :no man could be detained on a charge of desertion, and the hope was expressed that ; In the entry of auchgueshr upon their lands . L there- 1 iha isnew nothing about it, that lb; Was his• paiiguir's',' except oath bud • been made that he had Wifely *fore have eti.iittietted to check them b i reuttiull a , (0.) transaction..: B e t. be e ft er weede s e e p r e ete d m e ' deserted ; ditch ettosa4hair path and trferlfilg .into st the wider of a neigliberering stream; but the bill s were not to 'be steppedin estilty*; they proceeded directly tato the . itch, 40480104 y dammed Up the . .rieW current 'of 'would the water, it 'was obliged . to re,tire t ,etite . „lts former channel. Since they have discovered iks inefficacy.' _:__ of L,,, in ,question , . • ; of i their Meant; they Avert let the enyelcome ~.. thaalts to witness for themetrey, .seyjeg, that it had j event of any such emersion* idea of the lesion this been . or great use to theM: Witness bad also said to ' point existing in the Army, that means might be P. thit its' mutt be settled, ottierwiseheiliertainly Wit* to .undeceire where mitconceptioas might lead proceed' agaiust Ai the parties :fer,'llte for.: ,to the _wit lamentable consequences . ff, fer in gery ;: end that then,ll3• endeavoured tilet pones- . stance , ,the man who had in the present instance I . ' I visitan ts : l Ta wu rn for ' rt. w‘" su.ll"intion offerialtalethier kilt. been ' grossly ill-used, had killed the three, mei who , _ ~ • assaulted him , the law, would have said, that he 'pursue theirjourbey in peace, and th e se now.quatly Mr. P.-" On ini, oath t never saw, the bill. r I steed excused. The Magistrate said, that The per tra*l ids a Northern direction, leaving void one per !ll.l:w nothing about it ; sty name is not even on soot at the Bar had better make souse recompense lion of land as they occupy another. The Otervel forthe clothes, say ten shillings, as the man did lons in this pheitemenon vanishes When 'Wig known " Mr. 'Colwell' answered, that he had not 'only I not wish to be severe, only to make an example of that the wind is the cause ofjt. •r_l_e sanst thlag takes Men the bill, but that his name wasoo the back of j them. place on the coast of Normandy, Britatrny, Guieane, . ow , i t t i t , -the_ tit was endorsed with the names et . 0 , 6 ,.P.and 1 The Serjeant then informed the Magistrates, that and Gascony ; and' indeed in almost all , i.-., I the men would • be immediately put - under arrest by where there are sand hills. Such hills area great ''!'• Mr. Harman added, .that the folery was". pal- the Regiment fdr their coadect in thl4 instance, and injuri to MA tendri l upon which they settle,.and If , pable One ,• that it bad edit' . '1046 throegii tiro or •would, of tour*, be tried by a Court-Martial for it. 'the propiietora' s neglect to arrest their progress, bands, and . they . mtisy . ocet . sent fbrr the for- ..:UrtioN4lALL.—The Magi i strates of this OiSce bar -whickis on ty 'to' be done by skilful Pleeting, theft fer l4 7 han . :‘*.;•-.-• - . ing received information from the , Magistrates at 'rain, in all piebability; ensues. .• ...; , iti A . . i; to P.'s knowledge of the bill, Colwell 'further Woelwich, that they hadieverel suspicioes charar e . Here there is no middle way, either eigerouir '' mate... , . OM 100 when he sew P. be asked hos/ribs blot- i tern in custody, who were apprehended on Sunday "tiress-n*6st be adopted to repress the evil,. or patieuce or, Benoic ,. : . t rag came on the bill, and Mr. P. made answer, liorening last, on Woolwrilr* Coniiiion, having in collected . tab ender it. A community ' . that it wit occasioned by punting blotting paper ! their-possession - various articles of plate, of cons,. thin Monksin a distilet'where such hills were cons:. bier it. tie again endeavoured td get the" bill out of i,dereble value, a quantity of .shop goods, wearing mon, were, in the last century, in consequence of I I , witness ' s' hand;. offering another. To prove these , apparel, &T. and requesting that,some of the Officers their neglect, compelled to•quit the monastery RAO i * s .„.. ums, , another witness could birand was ! might. be sent down to see iCthe persons of the take refuge eldewhere, for the hills hiring paised "•` called.. ,:i. . . - -, - , • - ' . l'Prisoners were known, Collingboarn and Goff were through a stream, and over the walls of .e, church', - ' . and arrived at Wool w ich whilst the Pri '•,i4l49 wereinfiltuting to pre!, against those Of the Church itself, which they hare ictually slar h hadell 1 ' , e that ,lied seen adduced,. the.jViegietrete cetdd skiers were under examination, and just as they a- . . So retain Mr. P. for where was the'chargelf foi- 1 were about to be discharged ; two publicans from beneath them. ' •••• ' a 1 ' ••••., r• '• . ' A dinner accident happen ed ~ ar n g .I, - it r' . 4 41toir kerY • • . ••- - - .... :: 1 Westminster having. attended, evert 'lliem a good A m i n" k Sir 111.4a.0x.5w - vati of *lather - opinion; third VS- character, and offered themselves as hail. The arri .4if Montaigne. Several . . ist i rtuir were il lag a distinct charge-of forgery !aides eforther deYi 1 eel of the * Officers, however, interrupted this emir beneath hills of this kind. " . in aintants g .. ..,' . i - iiik Y- di s e aws ,Mr. Harman, who said Abet he was ready to: cable arrangement; fur they were no sooner intro. philosopher of Perigord,deinre that 'O4 sea has , To r n gce all MS evidence in. support of 00 charges ... --slaced to - the Prisoners, than they. recognized -them as made such rapid progress agrFst them, that they ; e Magiitrate, • however, ;said this, could sat,.* 'old • setinaintattces of most' honourable character 2 nil have, within a short' tioieillirs two miles of ground. ; The same is h.aped into hills that mote, and mlk *dolie to4ay, the matter having hien put off to a fir- .sisCient liiiarge, they claiming to. be descendants of e tfirre'daY for the convenience of come of 'the parties, the famed 4Egyptians. Upon this *stet/mons:they inroads on 'the lamb- ~ --, ' - • .. - ' ''' , t,, ;mild &the attorney, OR* of the Persona Charged, had were ho cared with another.. bug audience . ff. the Not far, from the . issarit of St. Fool the Department of the . Cote du Nord , Lem, .dethosonands-- ! not been brought u p ' to-cley.w The Matter must stand Magistrates, .ilie result 9f which was, , that their ov r mud he . could not commit *.te the *mation final, tieparture wit delayed : thek were committed have travelled a space of start - three miler • sifts! the 1 . 0 , 4,!• middle of the setenteentii century , and they are.now ...:' ithaterer .Mr. Harman might ,do. That the for re-lizailination, and the kind-hearted pUblican's at no Great distance • from the tewn itself. 1 Dill was a forgery, there could net be a doubt— -Were obliged to return to Liindein without their bot. 1, 64 ''. ; fie hid 'none • an d . he thought Mr. P. if Innocent, as nest friends. hate," says the Author of a journey Into the ii= iit was to .. .: se: l n nie f n r se oin an th d o .hi la t ig i oenoped he might turn out to be, ought uisterre pepartuient„ 66 leading to Le Neves , an hangin ghraaad !to be most...lions to meet the charge, 'and to *she 4Tet-and menacing the inhabitants of St. Paul, feel the matter and his own innocence at Public as pos sible. whose safety I entertain the greatest apprehensions. 2 ' .blri P. thee said tra:Mr. Harman--g,g,lf you wilt ' • Buffon likewise remarks,. • with ; respect to thie - Tillie IDS es a witness, I wilt tell..yott all that I district, that it seems to' give cre dibility' to what .. 1 ; stow siboottlie bal.". ,.. has been written r both by ancients-and moderns, • Mr. H. declined this far ate - present, and after concerning the • sand storms In the deserts of 'Africa, some negotiations with Mr. P.'s friends, he received which are said to Inure swallowed op whole armies. for P.'sappeareuce at the next ea. their undertaking ' • : amination. BRIM) SHORT or .WEIGHT. 77 -USTS were several persons brought upon chiral of, .having loaves of bread in their possessioe short of the legal weight; and after hearing them,, the. Magistrate expressed his determination to punish .t th 6 full extent •of the penalty. Titrob the poorle., this way s particularly is; so . importeut an article se, ther of bread, was scandalous in the extreme; , he shenld do all in his power to bring such. offenders to justice, and to make their names public, in circler . dust they might be kPowu and aToided r ~ In , the instances before him' 'to-day, he was porrylA i ses Oat there was studied and deliberate intention, for each Leif was short to a great Pleat- . s - - • ;%--• . • • Orbeen; a.bekeromWingeoSooir.hill, and call lignielf a'ciritip htidtaker, wee fused for aloft Teig* l ,', the 60 penalty of fur - - " - ~ken' ,nowledgett penalt; .•,!? OLD DAILE'E • riuftsnav, aEPTiatngsa 23e • The Sessions finished this morning, when the fgt.: lowing convicts received sentence of death • • Jkcoh Fellows for bighwity- robbery; Juba Silvester, for the same; James Hooper, for house-breaking in the day time; Barnard Levy, for Inliway-robbery ; Henry Abrahams, for Itl the same; Samuel 'Crae, for stealing In a dwelling-house ; Thomas Feu, for forgery ; James Waisoa, ter burglary t Aa drens M•Gra, for burglary; Jeremiah Neal, for robbery; G. Furlong, for stealing in a dwellinphouse; John Chalkly, for maliciously killing a colt; Clara Swiney, for stealing bank. notes in a dwelling-house ; Jades Saunder. for killing sheep with Intent to steal the carcass; and Win. T homas, for the same olfeace. Transported for life—Ann ,Dukes, `Thomas Wright, William Farthing, dames Thompson, Elizabeth Baker, and •Sarals bertsou. Transported for 14 years--Ilerwietta Curry, James. lips, and Thomas AylideGee. - - Transported for seven years—Wm. Fizachary, James Grose, Jonathan Buckley, John Smith, Sarah Baker, Jubn••Clarke, Thomas Witten, % % m. Wood, E Thos. lia. Jenkins, Oakley. Wm. Bland, Catharine Tryant, Peter Jewster, Edward Much, Edward Taylor, Anne Itts, Eliz. Frcyer, Thema, Hopkins, Fred .' ry' Corduroy, Ma stitch, B. Davis, Elizabeth Caoke, Wm. Long, Sarah Adams, )lary 1 1 41 , Kianon,. J. ?duo day, F. Ebden, Sam. Thornton, G. Parkins, Elie. Price, Elf*. Bullock, Mary White, W. West, Mary. Watson, and J. Wanton. • Abduta and Thomas Aftiosottokorratila " tighter. were dppllipi to throe moths' imprisonsaisg "aM to pay a flue of -ft Opting:: I . * terms; \Mei. by iiatiaint' l MY oB .idd than ever . r Ca ngoo d a • 1 10 4 ipp ea p iaro ' 0444. teas,* jit . *moo p.t et . , ii . . he the service of , m e y . '7 4,..1..i ~/.!,' , a uv ! m. ,y ) hippiospes „..a.,, 1,..„ i bis who. jimiummi,, ..e.il a Aill ..i. natioutia; et ; laud bbrotistuptimireir so rr dimpetb . ' n ` ~,:ear thtra ' 4 t itik. lapprobationi . • wok • , po . ~ . . • -g--- Idips.,.4 • . Ose o F iet .fiCeilhe iiess4 iparthisiorily....to ibilmanwer lic **IA lia.d. . . •l e ,,i, Sir f witieWsmir as and ii . m g, 'I, w . $110111 4 . 1 4c O dra ,thn eseialoottherstoesmo ko d .ditia t sinceroyllithfitsvorwilnlinhin i lk/04 7 . .P• • ' 7 '' . '' 'an new in ... .1.. saw in& t • w his ' -'-'" Iwr in " ' . I- • t i iixige - G,r,fy . • tioci $,.. • . . 7 TAA.villiv a 4°6l ' 4 k .* " .4.327 '"'''' in. ? al° 4 -' ' ' *ISVIIIV , -' • , . ..... - . 4a • now, In c• , consist*. thorn_ that ha was., •sso.. rice s o d t h •• • : . I isattliVilitist illitithettilblrf ittbliblia to hurry 'kfm t Mr. 'witioat lei' ! .,.......ospowsommoimp .0.10. . n 0., 1' ' 'Pier . , . '. "). yr; A ir s alfalint 411M i gid .1 ,411141*. t k. / .this.dapoppllbd tab. shipe dir.thioehihnego !WU bite - ad . tipportimaty iif iiett thitii c l ut im • . • ..s , 1 1, .• - Fr° ,ll .'wkil i•l4 , . :,, •of ,doilookeir r . . ihm, heehOstiti,wl his podost:i •ay theft 101 l 014 0 1 4 - FO4 ,•, • .. ... 1 , cia/00.11( •• • _ 1 , -• 0 • • ..,- . i t i : 1 1011 , b i •ii :dm' , f Ts. this L ' Cire'd, the tdhilsad•the • . et - • :41 301 ; AV* .. ~.,' •. , , ~‘ I , , ollowlog kb •• i t w in b e - , , .., Pt.,7 .tit ~ i Jur. tlilti °nth,. LesoziPlg; i.d410; 1 71, Agile Axle,. Oak " '0 , 4 : • scateat tvdt Att Fttince that are , ~. ;p . „.___, i X 1 .% od, and fit . fi l e 14,41411141t0 We 1 Ifir. , Bresub,expromad !} gip mp A sa * m s .kt . 'a certain &stoma tissitk ' . . toor • I ' • , 'bill a li bied til Iti'Veribt . toff tbi tiattietir , 11- rot 'ot, . their candid in this -*egging 484 1 4 03 4 'during the forniefi' !Iset o , ,*i_is! nett v! -,. of ` swam • , :, ...,, , ,, 1 f , ..- , - . lttrysol b.•,. •}• I matidOna thestreati, With* ft . and' 'faience (hit Qpoetere, 'aegis dielliksarinatiolikeet, - qt.. 4 . . ..,.Mtakilto pitas% eiso-ilisdasait limentledge Of wad Nob* lave tees jests t eaa l oalkaitiii lan • They are formed of 1114 'Stitt .lin:4 i . 41 , .t h e bui ci o a d nir tam i i i kw awe. even emai It ; all& bead guilty of deeertioavoileepthikil Idintied.airof feet hig - h ;it may, uatWafii..be •sup . . •,,, . 0 11 " *. Scpti 111144.491 4iOnteuded that Mr, P; ought', onliageonsly. ;But howthey had a• rigiselotoodk considerable "mains 'of inattay are ito , , e., Pete i not iii be deigned ip:instody, u there .was ant ,411, i the mats, and yet • under sea cireanstaaosayake Movements In proPOitioe to their bill, aid tbota i e 2 t • shadisr if "a'ehirge gawk him. -- .. " P. :: I would not even *Jelin to look at the discliagrokk ii, thit' they - do Ookadvatioe more dean from 1Q to ..flirt Italian said that this was riot so ; th at hid the man said, be had in hie pocket. .not oily seen 14 but hae/talbed•aboit ft, and 'had I ' The mei, with one voice,' as well as a 'Serjeak The pitetipmemil 'Tits first 0b,.... 7 , faebeotoeyetwarlyyea. yeah ago w and 4ca twat.tire. they o_ 6"4: - h t edv i. e .. indfatoored.to get it out ..of Ihnfenolwolow ni Mr. i who attended with them, by' order of th e COmmaa& named over . in the direction. fr om Piorth to o.ulk's , rotor/lit_ -No world neasse•tbit . likatbellienietrato. !Laertiffinpr_ &fancied &air mantltse. is A.A.:.:.. I_2_ " a rv g:lro ---7- Pei;;einftlie 1 3 1*intiff Coneei . wing .thi l., ktp_iiid . , higlicritiaff it'cilesifilstibtrbaker, was haul fet tibollit 1 eniemieit to three months' imprisonment, ass ro pay a nue- us in ; d m r . 1 overcropped 'end ethe?wise calbaged the fa it he '4o...evoia Ant, /Ws* in:she full -penalty • Pf five i w one I l liaai ng earter and Mary Smith, to Iwo yea;s - Imirisountrat „ gr .,* ' I unhinband-like manner, in - the year 1810 gave' likii ; iiiiiiingtprie ~ pce, bread liackbeen taken from , and b ir d ',b oot , 7 I notice to Quit.. Shortly before the time or t itei! differellf ch .. 'a. shops,' bet he - acknowledged the! Rix were sentenced taimprisonment fr . ir one rear. Menai ' to be improsonedlor different po. ;hi , L; 1 I Defendant 's quitting which er a s on the I st orMay; I whokie A t , . undertook to pay the allied.--, i rinds l'e r ' ' ffienced gas fig. minor offences . .. ilol l u v r a l. • 181 2 ,. a . considerable quantity, of much and 'it' . .. i, In lea twbpripy loaves, . there .was a deficiency -of . . sliermerie , . `, ~.. I w hich had arisen from' Ihe-ilirm, remained ip t. ' ueur4y Utrie.4iincmiellt • ji l only eicht- thrfsPensY ng H. ~ . ,_„ . the r% _ • _I•r • i•I _A z farm-yard,' a nd P en d ant, siiJ tnstenu of VretTs; . 119“ hs9, plinpequy,thm. , is!s*dp#,cieucy estattittdit te ' ulte i r 'svi. '''' rd er . from Invernesi, dated' Sept: 17, says le theit this upon the lands, or leavitig it op thit piehl . , .isti:fii r r.• g by t ay t e heC o e n e o rt att :if e Jctary , waS . opened the succeeding tenant, sold i.e.: o4 w of the 1ibe4, 4 1 . l l, 4 ... - .1 ...• .iliasiumed , '''• •• 1 ''. 4. baring gimele iti -ht H bl Lord Ilikearen, when ' (..o .ff4ge l i r irr l ' 'tn. , ---d— i ' ' Dr ' --111 --31' .aistsiresi Cullen, serjeant, urmoirner of the 21st regi= A ,.. " although particularly "mimed! sift l'e f 'df L io: ' "ft . . * t i ii . i!rn1 . .... t ,0 , ~tvite .R0P.•_,411 loaves. ilailer . . . , :,.. ~ ',Ptaintiff, therefore, thought It iikekery tO'brto ' . s i his wife ill the ; .j lininsiellild for the murder Of Winifted, , mime o act i on, wh ic h-D ef e nda n t .. , lit . !' , tig,. .m . .1 _ ll'iwa. ' - ' 'I . Viva. bikefohtive l wlerPils- '' . ,Uniihert t. p U l i .-. ' - a .. , month of July last : . The A ,triWoccupied the Court unman petted to resist with sticcesli,but 'ooti,furtbil 01 .. pie* jita bAtero • at...Cmg.. diefiolltikor opsow,.. - 160441muoglit 4*m of . Inent s :11046;stati9noti et Fort Fovt•Cleorge - , was ein. k. 14th .vic r e, and' jest before t o dAy l ot hii ' iii iiii t i tla ' ishiOh • wit„ i t te e • la ,thS .bresA. "' fi t ba1_,141 .1 t wps 16144 it : - ` ll IP aa 1 from twelve till ilie o'cldck,- 'lien the Jury were m a te d. have been by t.tpecial ury, .; e . anyp yet . 1 - leo like it.- . .but he weu ... . • .ik aam i s it. it encloaedoindlthis'clay retirtied a veiditt; unanimous- . '" L-- ! ly EindinglhePentiel.Guilfsr . Sentence *Kr be pasta& r further erpehce, tho n t d freolier to . submit to °. - ',. • irtyl e v t h rl ll le " ene4. i tr ' s • * i. r • ''') *l- ' ' -..4.--1" . 'in the *three of the/ley." :, t•i*F' , : .. • • :''.' '''' -7 Miric. ~.terms as itibidd bel hitt. '..4tid trte Plithi ,S.: ' I 1 1 / 1 154.410 i T ik flr''''"w: . ph in . . . . c hi m e principal object tiein g pu .. ~,. , - . i.:. „,„., ..g. " ~,;,, te •. • . i I ..' i „,; W' 41 .1‘ • ra* , vines Wa i s . grit ti zi, tlitit i tilh a ~ a . o t , ue • jv -, ..t. l gi 1. 1 !0 1 .4 5 11 0u .iIike tIt .1 2° Afi s 4 estait .,,:t 7 . 4.6 1 1,.. - 10pe efi 5 . ;:n .......a t , , , ....4 4 , ~. .. , ( i t. k: ~ . , , , . - ... ~ , „ „,s, , .... .. •.• - - i..• •,. ..__ On Togday last, at St. James s, 0 eft ,mm Nrebire.,! ; them (4 kii , treat t . eir 'it . 16rire tre k , prilkreap maigja w , Asixiegiesive_wwioe ceateet im: M; It of Soudridge t in Mr. debbire;. to Mary'Joe,daugb 4 141 ' 14- 11141" R b • iTill' • Ne 6 wines' 111thokarls ? tet rettiatiak i dir lima winebeisea, - Sawa, 1 seiti r l' vppitt.l6 4 N 6 iiiih..i7 47 .Z .14 4 - .6.T . a rle ! !)l ... rikt44l4. 1h174W- ri ' ." 4/4" .. - i44.4116'34 IP' ' g ' l *t ar De"Ci Vin er ctio. • " - 7 -. It i a • - "" . „77,...nr 4t-slot: -. ri,,any oPamp f rir. tripityvVrese irtuigik; NIL Wit-*44111111, 4 4-hair ll 4 lll3 * . .: almlanonlb.plare s blessellayare, to ; Blew; eldest daugbik I AI A - I tb, on tbe nen, James' Charles Gnuit. Fitt. k ./ o i ls/ mt . 'totrepri gt.sisit: 1 , .Ims%, it „401110 . , : : sOnt the l ir irseeed Cap,aii /tent,. it. N. biz of his Majestis snip Ti . 1 . • .., • of ~Medicine di,Fine .4„,g6f9A1teki114,4114, Attfo#6,rtkielctolriNsithm ~ aNina imkolli 11 1 D a st....asa t ik g4pe, ws Wbeatliald, Qjcoli. , Mr. W. H. Ano t int. ' "vei l . e s- Yel Qf t h* 4.9 6 I OP PPP I s fIY I Y4 O .*" quikichorilkilliellt.mlgict P 1 ... tilePfa of th reen r ";4l en?! Offite t_p*Kattrarine,, moth dauglrar 01 the itiments ;PartiCs at teelletiro, gm§ sow*, itivoiterle m isi , ;text that he Wil, a deserter. • "btu*. Velhocis ',bet, sr Whentl . remain ; trl • al'of rFailrirlr to ° nil. aaff teliac i e.q•_ _ i . , - #.9 0 .., : ••alietr i P .l 4 .lol44 . llol . 41844444 11 4 . - " ' ''./ In cmile gP er ! c4 o ifle r A l lt#P ol4ll4 W r i: . 41 . 714, ON IN•lowit • " 411.14 '' 011166,14thstail. at WS fi bellat i 1"..) : .1111. '6 ; 4. ' 6 ;Ilk ' l ' "11 " 1 ! " r ivi'lle1"91 Mit to mislur; by Imo! real, k t w i r,..,. Orin peal yr of i)lo ali:i .!. .-, lex Esq. 4 int salon of this root. Tito n - wallas wirintir: f74Ww,niibili, . Ipst ' ti e ua l ,",o l .o 4 Fkom a oy.,ilerii, .... . ..1 . ;'•., . etteivie recommend the useff tholutr,t4ttft lostßid.ot log 111.1,..Ituatsh • i a‘Titeri • 7 ' ••,..;:---:-- 0 aggre. ,soigl, (obit:Cop 'VII was ber,ppatttt.mrjr ilatilfbet VW; . V - kind pa *lll to the klag om. „„ :;:, ~ ,,, ~ .... ~, ,„, ~,• „L a . tan dory . wtwit Otailokto , • ~- **ammo dii , - :,BLighot•or• 00 • '"'• . . . . . . V