The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-09-17 00:00:00

s . i , . 4 OLD 11.41LEr, ; •srr. 16. .- -•-reffigasftrl ..i , Thomas Oakley was indieted'fer Meal; ng alfty ems. pstentl antes, the property otJelonllglitebia: Tao property, It appeared, was Wken. from /*Kitchie% penes, when asleep in a pablic.horme. The pee* eiders have already appeared oader.lhe heed fd•Peo . hew The Prisoner was found Goats: '- i • William Blued was indicted for stealing sem peeari eight *stares of tea, the property of the glut [edit Company. - . • Mr. tie are staled, that although, the Will* At this tea was small, yet it was lodispeasiblystraremety •thut the Company should prosecute posio*i mai ltrao4, - the offence with which the Prisoner was -tgr ii the property of the Company was netembley - wiesb . exposed, and they would otherwise be ebbject to .drisettal pittege; The dose of the Prisoner was mach eggretinsted, by his baring been cooper in the service • • ' ollhe Company many years, and.been confidentially ‘ 4 14; ' ech It would also appear* from the manner • ..:' be conveyed the tee away„ beinalby a bag r and - n his lags, a a bag in his hat,lhatit ins doss t ' E i .Ns'fs systematic manner, and that it was not-the first time that he had atirryed tea - improperly fterin the . Ka* faille Company ; and the bap *were sidfielently • large to convey four pounds of tea. •' ' ' - ' Walter Salter, an *Ricer of , Excise, proved, that Ms the 13th of try he, - searchtd - the - Prlaonerr, being le the habit of searching all the coopers, ,and.thai be .daserseered else pound n u eight of tea-toneeoled in a, 7 . Mfg In !his "breeches., 'lire Prisosset, on being de.. I , ' tected, maid, he was sorry for it. The wituesathen. ; girePthe Piisoner in charge to Mr. Over, Surveyor. i ., of the Thistles -Peke. The bag was new, and the 2 1 'witness did net think it had been used before. , ri 'Mr. Brooke, a supervisor, proved, that the tea:! which was in the Cuffnella Emit tudiaman, out of :! which the Prisoner had token . the tea, was the pro- , party of the East India Company. Ile suspected, from the systematic way in which the Prisoner had concealed the tea, that lie had woweabout him ; he, therefo,e, took off the Ptisnnetts-hat, and finding it , . very 101 l vy, heeximined it, and found a hag booked ander the li slug, full of tea; be should not have die. !. covered It, but on accoorit of thi great weight of the! bat. Ile glebe the Prisoner bowise atilt* to do it ? i The Prisoner said, .it was the hest time and that he ; had been persuaded to do .it by his tailor,. at Cam. berwelli _who made the levee, .and -amts.-to share int . the booty. The witness flu/misted' the cheste . nf - teat on board the Celfoollsonwl foiled that many-attires% ! were pillaged. litaitiaye thedght the Prisoner an excellent person, .aiii:...lise . last ma* be aleesS, is suspected of seek a.r, hoo f Many persons sees celled, who glee tbi . Prisonei a Pod zhangliaei'a. • •,,_ -,-c: • ' : • The Juirestossikilor Tellimer Sago, bet room. mended him to mercy. . . Rickard Raadiseetta t "driver a' ipa. di &vitae India Catopors caravans, was alsM lodicalltyer stealhig Mb. of tea s the property of the I)empelliy, , and found Godly. .. , [klieg Akraltastread 'Harnett Levi satedintliated for feloniously vobbint Jolt. itableallha . " am she • -- King's highway, .41"witefi, - eirtrini, wed Wes- . I A few-days age% whale upwards of seventy feet John Itotanso“ anon', that on Fridays ,the 3 d of long lasted ashore on the shingles, near. "forthwith, September, at nine o'clock at night, as ho vesture. :i n th e I s l e of Wight. .. . lug the corner of a street, - six persons mat him : list . I - Adjutant Nicholson, of Inverne ss, who has beau • nett Levi was Oise of them, and struck him en the es much pains and expence ter the last twelve months, throat, palled at his chain, broke it of, and ran in bringing to perfectioti .the plan of a portable tent sway with the chain and seals. lie punned Mall, ! for the army, by means. of which any number of crying' out, " stop thief!" and was near takillg I . eroops may be placed undbr cover in a few minulas Levi, when Abrahams struck Mm a violent blew ea Ipe takiqg up their ground hs any situation,. has, gone thtbaCk of the 'neck; he then stopped his parson, to London, for, the purpoeri of laying t)se fruits 4( as many persons told him he would otherwise lose j his laboar before:his gayal Highness the Commander his life. He immediately went and gavataisfortea.. l . hi Oiler. The teat, is divided into four sections, and lion at the Lambeth Police Office. He hadkrirseits Is sti•cmistructed, that any soldier of any corps may the Prisoners a long time, and they l in ear : bins tle Bose the iectionof any tent as a doable cover his did not think they kbew him the night they dttack. I fi re l o Ck t • ammunition, and necesseriee, 'while on ed him until be spoke. - --_, '.sf'. ..1 . .I . march , andisinbie section, when permitted to rest, Moses Levi, the father, . swore' s - 41ra( the son was i'to any . orre,..twe,, i f .three other sections, la as 40 1 at home w Rim hire on theeight"the robliety was- ala i form a commediouefeni, in. Proportiod lo,the,nam leged to have liken place,"fill near ten, o'clock ;11xes. of i seidie.re.,o. whom he is joined; or gech seq. but this was contradicted by Levi's examination be. l'actn Key, be tried se e,,knipiuKk for containing a fore the Magistrate. Several persons gave the Pri- I soldier's necessarite,, without exceedin g the weight soneu a ltOod character ; but the ProsecutOrawore, I of one of the .knapsacks rApw in ase, and may be that they had been for years considered as reputed t'ormed into i tent, *tallboy* r ;It his,.b.eing joined by • thieves. — The Prisoners were boils found Guilty. one , t wo , or th ree of hii,bi.ft...ceo, Possessed - et tout Samuel kl'Crae and James Woodland were in- sections. The tent is so,eiraltif -in itateostruction, .dieted 'for stealing a' coat, waistcoat, stnaliseliothes, I that it may he pitched by three.minutrb• and, struck, -one Bank of England note for sal. two for;101: two I divid4, and (eldadup instill , less Ome r so that an Jor-bli three for 11. and two guineas in gold,,the pro- ' army, howeveramingrear, maybe nodefisovor, er _pe r t ) , of Jniiir Hammond. . '-• . - I ready to March with 'their tents on thew, .backs, An John Hammond swore, that be was in Whilecha- , much..leas time than a, man would regeirefor patting pal on the 2241 of July, between twelve as4.ouie I - on his clothes, Tls eotisfort and Aventag6)srising o'cloc . , was much hi liquor, and asked do! wales-' from this hippy titillation, are se . inisiffpt,e-that We man to tell him -where he could timid a lodging. •:i'llse , haae . thi doubt it.'irili 'inetti *the"hpfnibiiiihn . it' so _Prisoners -.oserheari ing him, said. they w ould -take ' jasstly mitifit'ind en titIONIV. Nicholson „On its being lam te 61(11 6 ;14z, and he went With them toe houSe in i adopted, at eve cOnfideittlybiustlf will;' to thairell. Jaillosi's.court ' • that on his ,awaking at sit o'cleCkitude of the whole army. — ( Inzeeriness Allred.) - 1 '). neat nt the meornirg, he. Missed the articles stated in Duaratt,Seer.l3.-Mtrarrea.—On Saturdayeveita •the indictMeut, the Prisoners having left nothing but , lag, about seven o'clock, ilfe:• Patrick' :-Goulding Lis shirt and stacking% lie was positive that the and his wife, were walking on the South Circular Prisoners were the persons who had taken him to Hoed taw - orris Camden-street, when they were called the lodeirrgs. lon to stop by an armed footpad, who instantly pre. The &hem who had taken and searched the Pri- ' rented a pistol to Mr. Goulding's breast and shot him sieners, produced several notes which they had found dead.- The footpad ran off directly, the alarm was on the Prisoners; but the Prosecutor could ouly!al instant, and the fellow was prrrined by the sea. swear to a _al. note, which 'bad been taken *froth lous exertions of gentlemen who were enjoying the 'Moe, AteLisas found • . (2ssflf,y, mad MiacUatid . lq!) f i neness of the evening in and 'about that beautiful 4 9 . ii • •Sferdited• . - . , • ' ... neighbourhood. . The man it appears is a deserter T.: •!/.., i- .. , •-, .. o' ~..; a„ j11 . • .. • 'trowel* Od dragoons, and was armed with's. ease . CO ROAM ' S IIIiOAST.--VedWitalk . atemeest.wee • et pistols trefenging. to that regiment; his name is held Of . Primal , 'Slitrbestb. 1 , 119.w001s 'is ,breeches Hiatt ' • st, -or ' % ' -f n liat life" I ad tv eickit„. at a distance front , or M I LW ' S ' Ooare ships. Verdict —lanstsaghteriaintait ihjealt tivene.ssg 6e.ahowed all the marks of a healthy and persons unknown. .1•1!;‘,. lively child, particularly that of a good appetite ; • h ae od Y h n i tt . h sk o u slas o c a tir etu ri r ed ed il t i f: ibe he , : aine m e tg liff _p 4 ra l:l l. '! " ;:t imo z. etteete l lree r . a t L iessAir_ . ho e that he was exempt from all the diseases of early in. fancy, and has enjoyed good health ever since ; .that the hospital were tit in all, two or whom are dead. The evi lie was weaned at seven months, began to creep at i s leßle ar b:lz.the saissiis is the forger case, the Jury rettinstd a nine months, and to run about at eighteen months ; Twa odwv ict in . w W w . w wee puce, on the bodice that be got his first teeth at ten months, without'of two Lamers, who were Old Tenthly last by some pain or difficulty; and has since had the common ablate', seCt i V i a l 7/f b :t rr Ztr ks irr i anal s " :st af tbdtf.ll:r rit i rtiV e tir: number, two of which are already shed; that from- 1 4;1h; verdict as to the. a ka eme , egidov 9 t vests pe j sheow. the birth till two years old, he grew very slowly ; , known. . , afterwards more perceptible, till five ; and has, sinftt • ' that period,. for the last two years, altogether ceased to grow • which is ascertained by weight, and by i !'size of his clothes, worn two years ago. That sin] bit.egesing,lo grow, the change, with respect to OM ; hardness of the palms of his hands, and soles of his `fret, soon took place ; that he, was upwards of foe* I; yeess old when he began to speak, and has rapidly. iMproved, in this respect, within tholast year ; that ;Woe weaning he has been always fed on fish and rice ; he eats moderately, but sufficiently, and is particularly fond of fruits. That he sleeps in an ' easy sad nebula manner ; that he serer suffered any Injury by blows, falls, or , ether accidents ; and that, finilly, he is. misequainted with any cense * to which his dindriotini size may be itttli. bated. • 4 .1 • Bauxicr Itaccs.r-these races ` nnisneo, yesilltaS7 with tapp .matches, 'there being no.platiinur asleep. staid" • lkierf year It Is intended to girt' gold Cup, to be run for on the first day v and therelvill be other attractions added, to givis :eclat to the -aperts.—A. Shocking accident happened, about tire, miles (eons the course, about eight ip!idliek io th . eevening; a party of four men who. had beep drinking freely, drove against a sin l ;le - horse Chase Oa such violence as to overturn and hilt.ttfe belie — the theft 'having perforated the grain of tbeanimiL sod two girls .were in the chaise, fiad-one of the latter was taken up souselespkun bridges on the head.— The great race betWee4 I ..noolensko IF. Ber4.clicfc ° will tilts place over the two nilddin i miles ; in Ole Se cond OCtigler Diewniarket Meeting: 'patina is Ade' it even. ". ' 1 SCA 4'..n ILATTON•GAIDEN:--•YerielarilinOtNititi &AMOS,. I Thomas Whildteml, and AfAirtSonigit r ivareviaugad 1 by Mr. Page, with a most unprovoked.outrage .and ' , ! assault on his person. ..'fie'lnosecutor gated; . that' `be was returning to tete*. inch Beriiet, about eight : o'clock an - Monday erening,: . 'fu — a ' chaise, srheit Ina was beat in a most creel manner by the three'Pristm ers, at the turnpike gate, at, Battle Bridge;:for no - ather cause than , not being able to tell the number ' . 1 of the ticket which he had, but which for want of light he could no.t see. ' He itifedithat there was a light in the toll-house, but that the Prisoners would not bring him the light, nor sifter him to look arthe •ticket at the door; that after the Prisoners struck May they tied a handkerchief round his.neck, with an intent, as he supposed, to.strangle Mi. The Pri goiter* were ordered to lied bail. ' thstots:llALs..., dealer iri thins, residin g in the .• Borough, Was summoned before Mt.:Bin:4ls, on WO 'infotintiiott charging her wkh . hiving expos .ad to sale • seven skins in the„public market, the same not having been first examined and stamped by ; the proper officer, as directed by the Flaying Act.— The Defendant (lid not appear, but the facts of the , - case were 'proved, and she lens finid 1t.;155. being L 641 foitseh skin so exposed tctiele....-A Baker was fined 51. and..epsts, for having isk.his,bnkebouse a `quantity , otilurn, contrary to Act,44Purliomertt, The alum was discovered by, the itle!rs t who went to- Weigh the tired';-the bread proirre: weilit; - bue the Midi.% the slam convicted hint ' .'.*- '-i 4.1. " '' ". ' ", In cemsequetiCoof thi twelve, ?derby aietatint, ' thelth,iuste; the_ remains if Oveltsidied were. wished ,as kora,. nee/ Ake. platy where tisa;PorietAhooner" Of Lerwick, te,ao •wrecked• on the .$241 of Formar7 !Ht. Among them was the hody of 'thee Rev. San Dish ban I ' hitt Mihlster 'of 'Dissoro p itesi, Cnowa `by his i watch, and by the name markeditt hit neekeloths -A , person :froth Lerwick, .who bropoutti. to bconithe !.apot, recegaisad•tki body of •Jokojavßeatbi,un„ln valid belonging to the . garrifoo "C o 'lluit Place "Oka • kept a shop in the tiiiti. The issue person alio tad, 1 fist the bodYef a man in a . seaman's - dress, with 't if ! Robert -Shnpstios, ihe; mate, whose watch . palates name W. Knott; Landon,. N 9. tria)switli IWO 111 P7s, a:penknife, sad some :triphats Coati44a. AltPilfikaPts may lead to the ltnnyr # bisl;p• 117 4 9 " ing two bodies were . 4 ,, ,ii,ec .„ ~,, coriWpted state; di it ., -tlie. one 'tirt. (i ii 4. back-bone -ri '- '4 4 4 Aka' f ' '',air ; .- MARRIED. On Thursday, nt Bermondsey, 'Mr. B. Drew; Jim. solicitor, .to Sarah, daugh:er of John •Ur i denhell, Esq. of Wandsworth. At the sane time, Mr. George Drew, solicitor, to Mary, only daughter of the late Mr. S. Haney, of Folkestone. Oo Thursday, Mr. Stephen Wilson, of Doughty-street, Meek., lenhurgh-square, to Miaa Wigg, daughter of Mr. Wigg, df Northophsatti • ' " • biED. S e pt,..l2, ja clarlottestatft, Portland.place, Abs. Bridge. water, relict °t r ibe late P.dward Bridgewater Eq. • Oa the Stlliww, fifteen Inn Mans, it her Bridgewater, is Highhary. J eace„lspa g ton, Mrs. cocathugiter; Tiphig cOMMERCEA.L:VIALL W.INE-COM tit PANiff, Iliiinner-stneet; Lotii, established 1&)8, beg ease to solicit.tbe atteolino of the Nobility, Gentry, and Pub "lie is General, to their very ltiw'priees fur the choicest ,Wines, gelation Syntitpous Liquors, pri.aebt Ratko Ale, nod Doable Brownfitout, for Itendy Money only, which will he dellieredtatiladOr,•fretiof exptote, to any part of London. Per Dozes. Good Port Wine,. warranted to have been 6 years in "-thelruotl, , ne* en bottle, 13 to the dozen . - •Choke old Pori, 42 to the dozen, not trusted *Carious'olll Port, livranted Whore been 5 y ran in - 504. 55.• .ritatlllk - 12 to** . Sato - Good Sherry, IS to the dozen • ' , Yely Fine tatlftte. wanitated to have been 8 years to the bait,. p i _l.6 die doze* - Fine Tenerilli., IS to the dozes - toFineokldiroidi Madeira, 13 to the dozen I.* kinistsig-Wept lopw nitro, 18 ta the dozes • mitittriowdySite Past India Madeira, warranted to be •12 rant old; 12 to-the dozeu , - - Sin il Rost Indtu Sherry, 12 to the dnzrn - - 60.. irtliarrt of the finest quality and flavour, 12 to the doz. 935• •Vrry Eire rich and dry Lisbon, 13 to the &flea - ' Ws. 'Very Sae riFti filountofn Is to the dozen • 46 , ., *Finest AVkire-Royinu, lit I.) the dozen . 565. •Ditto Pith ditto,.l2 to the dozen - - 565. . •Very strong old crusted R..ria Port, warranted to keep souild nod ,tine 50 sears ' - •Finest old Rum Shrub, 12 to the dozen - - *Curious old Port, of the Vintage of 1806, of the most exquisite flavour, per Pipe - 1301. Half ripe 641. Quarter Pipe - Si,. • Veiy Pine old Sherry, 6 years iti the wood, per Butt 1 lat. Half Butt. 601. Quarter Hutt - - 311. •Flne old West India Madeira, per Pipe - Iltii. Half Pipe, 591. Quarter Pipe - - .;01. Per Gallon. . . - 114. 61. - 15,. 6,1. • 14:. 6d. Ms. Ott. -5;.. - 56. - Ms. -50 s. - Ms. - 6gl. 46?. Fine flavoured Geneva Ditto old strong ditto • Ditto vi ry strong Ditto ditto Ilona's& Per Dozen. • Ditto Double lirown Stout, 12 to the dozen - tis. 6d. •Finrst old Ales Warr:Jilted 22 mouths old, before bottled - • - ' • - 10-. 6d. olinest Burton Aleoillths • . - - 121. 01. Per Gallon. *Very carloat Clostitie Brandy, warranted to be teu ears - tdd • 235. Od. •Ditio rurioin tne flavoured old Rum • • 18s. d. •Fine old 111 . 11 Maly • • • • -16 s. od. •Fixe old I r 3nt4ilt • - 20.. titl. • • * • Per Doseir. .1 1 Pine flayspoil Via di s tfroye,.l2 Its.lbe.floaqw, - ti6n. • Duty Karim - - • ditto • • - , Old )ftMk ,7 .V. , 4 L. , : 10'1 dittos! 1' - 11)ittp Curlew il t t t ,h„ • ditto ~• • 140 t. /•Kipe champagne ditto ' •••• ISJs. •Ndyeau lifdrtinique • `igt - ditto ••• -130 s. ',for the unwind - tog of those Falai/kir who prefer their %Vilma in Plots, and for Connoisseurs in superior Articles, the Coto -patty have selected' thstmost minis Witiet,'Rc. stint offer the fonoWing M theassit choke that conic pniduced:— *.Fioe Week_inds,Madekn, 12 pints tit the dozen *Old liavt ladin dints,..of *be most exquisite flavour and quality, 11 to' fte dozen ' •ifitto 11 alassaiditsis • ui.'. • 41 ,9. 1 difumt India Sherry, of the suggsprious and scarce p h uzlity, 12'dittit •• I, °fide, Lisboa,• 12 ditto ''N • - rat io Calomel& ' °Mao Comtanlin, 'try rani quajity • *Port Wine . teary bottled, from' the' finest selected • Pipeaof the Cvottilte *lmage of 1102, 12 ditto • • •Ditgo,nf 414'inurd ratre.mnt. bittitArnitis the most cu. flow OitiWtoe Id the Kingdom, that has lain ht a • bidl nearly tWetity years. This talkie has all the sdlioon aid -flavour of. the most tore Wine, and is . words, theatteition of tbelirst.Commoisscurs,l2ditto aw. tinders Shrub, made from the Iluest flavoufed old -PI ditto ..' • • r gss. -St::davbfroLtinvialiMeo.te Sow,. 4ike..i gs„ dd. arifitlik. A140)1( Ate, verramwd w• Year* (0 Key f e d, bet of the witett Ravour, N ditto 'Es' 84. . Thaie,AiOrletamarked nre *ba h t Cataksai s e eentiend.. be fo at of a ottstiptrint qtylity thorn what ta genitally Wet 4.4 of 416 e 6004 S avona • . • n :" I 1 i latreTaiFignofthePri;i l ;7 7ll l 7ibiirotst b -: Hill•susgia‘ie,AnA aleathe;:liree .... Ches raakinciro; back=bone 7 aiiil -7 4OThigiLti; ocitTt"P 7 tho two • Y HIS MAJEsTIOS.ROKM.LiCrTitIis PATC . N Is. ett7oec, ' bßiiii George Iliedilefis - Da eerie ot,a I Dreglleski th ere is good reason •telseileve that he thighs and one leg, with two stockings upon It:; IF _KA li.E l s .GEN, ( I ; IN ti PI lAA, plitly , 4l.la o iti DOI One .Iglatilsentiti dl,revered :the .preooding lay it a : led:to soon ices and that ,he did not even intend tho. name i n one,: of , the iitocitingi being' . so much •' 4 Sr ankle" lit sing e A: he ar Y " t re „,l i D „,„ *ea ' e. i ease dingirill; Ill i ele:briFkiiitet at the end . if thet itthei. ItoMI Ms pistol, which went off by accident; he torn lout, that, nothl,pg, geoid"), made af it tis The bo• a'y'Via - made nieset 'penitent confession , and seemed sorry, supposed , hOweier, - Was a preilitis . 41i4cription a _,„ __. ~t _. __ f anebt ,4,; ,,04 5 7 . 1 " , ** lore ibr parent silt certainty of a rpredy rite - digggitod *Uhl IC , el, bef in estate frost . tba ' tirt the deed. . - fie underwent a" minute eternisation the person, to' bet '''i&mslnir-...* .-frolin . Uiti, liti. 001 " 4 1 1 " jell tl i a° 114141 '' 'ra : l emelt he I r fi ' l i r strill ' elitr ' lll6vendrse ni4)bnlrriCed7ll. " : el.74l! el ' ' ' ' fre ..t : I - • I . l4 ili i mnsi joi the'Vilig;' 1,14 it ' 001 . 1 :" nee 'bear eittelt es- at this Head Police Office on the same night midi 'a' one of the • utioement or restraiut irf di ' .' 4 'OOP twe - ifsbdieli after • I ,',,,tr,f ly s. . a le r• * ;: i rt * ::l 4 l l c:c 4. aea tensive practice) is:s rrol .- so t w 1 :` ' 6 ,011 aP i Pereereitheilletehies, the late ittitif, Woes Major Sinn, the gifting Meg's- some ineffeceenti , Jolt' , :needled et St bast . . ittite, ash* tikewise did before three County Nees.: - 6 A t . waillati await nothlug. kor the Searcy h 444 iS - • ' '' .• • ' as Mr. Igo 1...=::1 last, --Irks* a veil'', trate, directly . on' his apprehension, at Portobello former... 4 ..grenAlesegrtfy l intlyigg : lia,4ivisOre t3:l4e is- resplNtha t neer: the '...TerePilia, Clepten, . Hotel. Oo Sunday morning truer I _wards of '4o,ooo f4 persorts of bp td sexes have beeu radically a s hore, ooni.irpooduirinr,"""wwum„ibbi il limatir 4f i Lt OEMs -at that If di* ' feet' a tore' hen reprited soli:ration am! heonderwent another yard nf on Wlttlti9gflaur jilt. h t ghtied —ie ,Chersth.rthoettigat:ll:leturdtel:,olrdlils:edwiitchii: ht:en:tstiets:yr'easkilr I - - , . !fir , . 21 .- s ill . two • , . . :Prepared ual von by th e proprietors. Tama Totlur•lr! Iris. Odin deslllllo Liewbeidlit nad o lli_iiis west. long examination before MajorSt rut ; all the Teriotok watchis, a he other . property, erele,Che possesston s on Members of the Royal College if surgeoris, litiodon (see Ilbeli bt'txrdollsk Willi at due Airless estiedeatiese Were ttiktin, together with hi s twerps, of the Rev. Meseedei:Cay, it St. James's, Ciedee . . w llof •t s hlistied !moonily-by the Royal Ltd. , $ t # et ran t drgeonit. pu cow Ir ,trite, era let' ' -'' twoossio itimeitod it ,• r l ( boi sod fie was fully committed to abide his Waist to he forbarded - to Leith % lot ?Mil sitlithetioe - of th e lege), ut their borer. No. 9. New Bridge-street; . nluffe s :w 6 ‘'sinigli,. Alt' 61 .1111 *'. P* 4l Itilo Chalirni• - the neat CweitlieldO. It Is highly ` gritifyieit to ob.: deceands' friend.. • . .: , - I'--- • . - .% i a iiriail i acert tritatte la tl,..he iw it r i r vi h o l it r e n; t ie r i k ty u . la un, • .- 11411 oillicaur at — Seim) llWltlit lic - 111* 'radio, _Cate fro collected abouttlit Head Pollee - Execvsios Ai ilaitssisk—Eiteadeds .oabsree the .;by ap it p e oritain t a t. 1;;:h g e Pt tot tflow: i ri. rbo• Si• Ci. Mblls."treet• i ' . e el • •• • •.:+1..., ,•••••.) ;:" "It . •:. • 41. ~, „: 1. .1 i,_. 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A* . accomulated distress, by the humane tra the ceetraryi the utmost consql t ry o f wiry part.—lle is actise ° ,7l e aPol, sprightly, fr o llltU rf,tea * T g irit e r be ler mi ss 43 . ll 4: Pa , 41titiliCir rapt. Storesby, who received them on and very irrascible. In general he ii aver. ft*" wen p m nitro, Whose tio l goar, m e as • boerd:italaoltre, giving the kindest attention to the any minute examination, and is commonly occepled tryst nick dreee . a ot t atoko o e id,,- Will 1 AGE( . it( *dr, wants, and recovery from their fa. di .i n !-ligues, ,a 041: kept them for five days, until, by the in the sports of children, to which he Is devoted Ina rwsressoltot esti ..,ellitilbl_shera_..._ ...., ' Of spreakinel a the ice, thgy could with safety return to remarkable degree. His voice is thrill, and lees no.. p a r i,F t r a r ae r4 p 7e 6 Mts: wa ilmon s sod twiffii _wo. .. , d ticulate than common at his age; his mental &Mitt- ger . ,szontl . heemare a 'se she O 0 0 74e s t_floPOInk!_ _ 6 AI 1 tkeir• skip. the present ist.. let was a r d „,, meats appear to fall rather below the ordinary stood. .i d ia l b at i Can ri a ;,a woresa bpa a toso•po i sieol o r; et i.' km Saturday set T niglit, at a, manufactory in Aber. I it win dreadful to seffroilthatim A R*140114,0 4,fika liiii . e t joung man, being employed near the ma. i Wat t br one of the wheels catching his ard. . . . I His father having a superficial knowledge of the ___!_lrenzlhere_art_ loom as ITt_____a et' tee - a_ .,miih ioidoto r r ietor d a ;,.thenert i English language, I was led to en wire whether ao "7""" a 7r o Z l T cai r oa =oll'or hawe r vag olg e r it i iiitis Idtie,pr_reined to t i. ciothes, drawn in- , -and'before it was possible to stop ..,,,_,""th . e Li - •11 14 „Idedkt . bad, it is. believed, been carried round alikedimioutivesize might not have been in any other tad atte . e e t r o,:odeplittle ht !It_ , of Ms family ? .he says he does - not know an instance subjec li certainiv nyl requi 4 re rgejr e r ui r o lig= B ;l7 a e z i i.,,... atr antl iaub 4. lg i tred ..l. t a im m es s , n s n o e t r h t a o t o h s is ho b c od ki y :ig an t d o head were l of such. He asserts,, that he is his third child, the' m a y, ireotoitioverasaose, ,441.116 0 0m4latosioto r oot so ib e are, in every respect, the cont • rt,undrlflpinlediurile, rites t ellat i eTtehrY ho I : being, however, to the astonishment of all who wit. ' other two of which 4ii:Ailis o n e iba e t a meoe- I noised thilicciderit,- 'still' itive,..he vas' immediately mon size ; he likeyise states,' that the child was so t w a r ip t i ;, t r tr i e o pl wo m eiyoni , o rt r p ir ea rgi s ''small at birth, as to be supposed scarcely .to weigh Woo, that i t was to b e h ope d, a s y s t ems ; w ou ld s k e et !' ly be Adopt- ! 4otireyed to the hospital, who e l • Was j 5- able to 01 .....6. t0 re a rned ta i is tbe ....ce evi r l by tbo toir rezo ir rol of terse peop i l ni ft in thess te In: Lififfi*k do some of his friends near him . " when he in a ! i"Ivo Pounds, his thigh not exceeding the thickness by, iWarSobips. Terdiet-isoslosghter, egalnil aim prrroie or j•few minutes expired._ of a maws! await) ; that iiotwithstanding his dimisin- . . • II 38p. So. 40r. 56.7.