The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-11-02 00:00:00

Ines in their hands. What a defence had the harmle+ l or the. armed inhabitants of Copenhagen, agaitall these aerial engines which we have n ot a g ainst th e marine ones? They are neither of them universally known ; Inv!, till that he the case, 'Volt eveiy printtiple of fair reasoning, thosz• to whom they nee known have a right to the peculiar advantage to be derived from them. We should be obliged to any man, versed in these subjects, to as certain the difference, in point of morality, be-. twixt taking into pay the atrial dragons of Con 'rev*, the sea dragons of Mix, or the blood-hounds eoug TS-MARTI 44. • • Ori the R7thuit. Mr.klantes Glenvil e, htusfivialta of his Illajesty'thship Hindustan, was tried mouth, b% a Court-144614d, for repealed., of scandalous behaviour. on ' board that ship. Court expressed the utplosi: horror and .det , at his most scatttlalrMs and unclean conduct, graceful to human nature.' ax the facts did not come strictly uiti;ln ekcmeattiog of Article of War (which direftis the puoislin. death), did only adjudge him to be dlsmissod, •-•'- -- .1, and rendtted-ittcniudele vi t i lk erectcpe mat, with t:e so d th . Bishop was of the slave thole-is. In looking back to atitient i ' bill MaJe• sey's service s . e .... . . Richard 'hut! i to some pieces 'of oilitt piiiie ' r, -- 'aleo - 1 1 4 1) (tit e l tn 6 h H i g times for informniion, it will be found that tali cols.' was altogether unyvert.hyee •of ever sereing , Wheat 1. lived as in the Ea t where plaint ni unfairness has been made, whenever a neveliestY, bis•hearsur successors , is any saute s „ had formerly ' - I tical clueneters inscribed on them, oiee - whi e 'ella* .- fire to be mulcted , of all Ins pay . ; mode of anises atice has been tried with success"; hut I ever . ; . . , to be exposed an a servant. esses fi rst bow silt times in R liv" l'he Judge (gir A. CitAranttE) informed the J V that the complainants have as soon as peseitee gone { in the most, public: and Ignommious manner round I ie la y, i that though nothing bad actually been stolen t ; aftei wards six benditig towards th ..-. tt S. t , be into the same system. One general is handed d o wn ; the fleet at Spithead i and i in Portetnnuth Harbour, , ye tale the oatlekneeling on to be s .!, the fact of the Prisoner's "having broken into the ; emery to posterity, with applause, f m . h as i"- e ai n ed „i c ,, i with a ha'ter route . es . neck his melee:ice. e i ' The Jury found ' h' Guilty. 2 , ft °9 POtt and tory by covering the decks of his advereary's ships; read on hoard each chip in bra ajesty's s 'rvice, and ' house, of itself constituted a burglary. already acquehrted. A vicy serious with snakes and ether venemous „animals, of w hi c h ! to be put in solitary•costfi.n:enseet in the Marshalsea, tm With the circumstanceehehehttuse Mir r : fert;, " riotlll , are the sailors had the greatest antipathy and terror.— i for the space of two years. the 211th .ulte• • . g. . , „ Ur Fttz erald carpenter of the James Garrard, a respectable looking yonn t quencee, had'lnekets out, and ;OntintlaedfS.lfer.rina;:r c l U n t a al l i " d d e Cir-i ou i tl iti . vi l er o w ne When gunpowder was first applied to for aid, those 1, On g ; attended, in several instakto wit( who employed it were accused of .having a llied [Henn; Cheyenne, was Adel for leaving the ship , man, was charged with stealing two skins, value B*. , be n t s o co f u d n a t y ry s ll a m mo n n c g ' the i t ia ti t e ivr ut o h f on a .f ;• c ; 0 : 04 .: , • themseives to the devil, an d denounced i ts d e.tem e ng without leave, and for.reniaiiiing on 'hero beyond i the property of his master, Mr. West , a currier. stets, with the charge of them was unequal - of wave:set execration. In America. and India. it , she time given him . '"rhe charge being pfnacd, • lie ! Two of the fellow-servants of the Prisoners were stltr'ilin, until c . n :i i . im h ber li oftb - em were . has been tieing to the exclusive knowledge of this ewes sentenced to be dismissed:ltem the said ship ; examined as to the fact, anti it appeared that he hins. , ;;gent, that Europeans have maintained theiepoweeel bet,, in consideration of his long sue' erinss , in a self had acknowledged his guilt, and begged to be • • to " r " ; - • sent though tee ignorant natives of those regions* for; Freeek prison, and his shipwreck in itist e Meiesty's sent ott hoard the tender. . '. ed in a dreadful menner by •the tremendous shin lingstOceor be was recommended tot eh f The Jury,after some g long time, k new not hi ng er it, ail e eg , alee t ia o f i_ , . . __, _ •_ _ ......_ _ _3- • which they are accustomed to ' "2 use, and al so guarding against its effects, was it ever Inneed.that its yourislee notice of the Admiralty, and . in 1b... mean Guilty. • : ~. .. • sort of mstrument which they fix, by y • s .means of a see was unfair or unwarlike ?„ Science must an d w ill „time to two as Carpel' tees ,Malr. . priron Cotton was indicted for having feloniously as:suited : Sive, to their fi ngers, and with if t Wh en 1,. ,O n th e ` 29 t h ult. Fetsecie iiteeffleere semeretPCills . h " • ' ' P a . ni or au ' ha ' im g titken re°lB l ' im a watch, value 31. ' e other end, , which h armed with' small Shari* always gain the ascendant over ignorance. h is roper's. pikes, wound and tospedsies ate stigmatized as unprincipled, we ask : Itlnjesty's hhip Madagascar, ,w4"is,3ried for dru n ken - 139179111, the Prosecutor (a groom) stated, thet on the 9tb of ! laterate 'the f a c es ' of - their Antagonists. Of ' •• • , and disorderly conduct; Ind Was lentenCed to October, oboist nine o'clock in the evenink, the ourselves, what ts therein the operations of war that is, 11051 he Went into the t wounds' Ohs IntiitetT the' . Wheat Sheaf, a public-house in W yeh-street, Drury-lane, in „..) •-.. • . 1. re men h ave already died, riot unPriecipleil Is be not considered as the inost . recteitte 100 . 1 a es. the compauy of ais acquaintacco , lie took,a pint of beer, and . alit! a Severat'are mar in the hospital in a dangerous cansuminatesoldier who lays his plans and pur su e s' A s cOartrllartial Wds held at Plymouth, on the not fiLdlng 41 man wh mt o wanted to see, he wisubmit to leave ' stmt.. The are men. at the bar i * were caarged with them with most secrecy,'and leads psis adversary into 27th u lt. to. try Lieute.aant Charles Tare, I '4;aver, the house, and in the pan •ge so tlo• door, be was struck by a ' b e ing eritufeeri iii this 'riots and the 'CSisce de. the greatest errors respecting his designs? Is it. not • commanding the Ilfortioi gats-beig,, (Ir lipohe.diroco', al: who hit ii h r i t ti l : eo:it-.:hureeate, seized is ti w ie wg h al Wa e s .e d d ro ei n e. a c o t sa ‘ t . ll l : ed s, i tie A ntinitei of their comp anion s, •* ii i i; • deemed allowable even to draw him into snares by .ef orders,. in not putting to sea whert . oirectell. a rh. ....,.• him I the man struck him , and both fell: Witnes‘ still kept his ;' . As of an iitlerpteter namet*Aniiii tea o r up the every species of deception ? Do we not hear coati- charge was preyed, and he was sentenced to l/e der- . 1 0 they to l i t i l ,:h tillson:e people caase.and drew the own to the fratit-dis''''' .. 1 . &Alla kiiit they *ere present , and C' 1 "4 B. inore of els con. smelly of the forging of letters—of the sending of missed from the cerismand Of, the aturrial.—Keir- peace, and th e man nuute his escitge. I% h k son. the ground, he' held the man by the foot and reniarked lie had a : aliened in the business.' ' • .. spies into a camp—of instructing pretended deserters Admiral ,kam Martin , President. I hielsshae on Th e Prise : atria the Is-r .Ile took, hot swear pasi- 1 " The'ldry, Vilifilitit liesitgiiiii, &tied the - Prison i !Web' 10 he the person. He was told beteeeral persons in the ; ~. ~,,,,.:• to tell the most glaring falsehoods—of the makiiie • - - - bf , se that he should have his watch on the Sunday morning. j VtifutY; itnd the Ctiurt i 4Oteifced'tlielii ' t6 .' beicep t i r i s . night marches —of opening masked batteries—of e Dueeitt e .,o3l*. 2e.—Yestertlay evening, Francis : ft/worth Fitzgerald was at the Whea'Aeof tin the evening in' f 'netted thr tio * toonkits'eaCh.''' - ~ blowing up mines—of devastating whole dist' jets— l'uite, who was confined in Neeigate to abide his trial Vie: l ie/is m s: i d w , lo h cooliaa on i rztenshe h s e aw Br own tying in the .; •'• .Irti; also it Chlnese;' watifisttbil guilty of isiiaults of destroying whole * crops of corn?—Let us not at the.eppiqiehing Commission, otOyer and Terminer, r. ..."4.T'the • pri.. 4 :err m ; le v ee wrine h ew; s he cot o i t g e rgo i ns ,; l 6 ,:t e h g ellti• t s i • ing leteeceare, a witthmen Of 'the bound e be understood as speaking of these things with ap- , for the murder Of Mr. Golding, of 'south Anne-street, *Tonging to get attire ontis oil the grountiwboin Brown had by-1 'the . } heuie in Whic6 the Cianete MO is iit s w ere weed. i •.;,. plause; they ale mentioned principally as facts to effected his escape. It appears ► that he contrived to leg .. toamon Bennett, landlord of the Wheat-sheaf , has kept it ; • . He 'wits also eintelletel ' to ' ' ' tivii' M onths' ' imprisons be ,taken into coosidesa . tiori ,in the enquiry we -dress himself in female apparel, and in that disguise nearly three months; knows the Prisoner from his frequentin: , ittent t . . WO an enquiry • in which the cause of to have evaded the vigilance eine turnkey. . , his his house, and saw him there! on the night of Satorday. the Vtli of 1 • ~s - •• , • • t FRA,VD. • • - humanity is Most deeply haterested. In this investi- escape must have occurred about half-past .our i t i " ° , be , r• wine.* sow from hiss tap-rooms 0 , the limb tit tie"' . Jeremiah James itesithif•iihrisniticted' for a fraud on Joh, . h us tl e ill the panne; he was at that time gettlng out a L Warren dealer of Coals • • ' ' Wiad 'll ,cation it wile lea neeet important, query; if war be o'clock in, the evening, as he was in the yard at our, * man who came in with - frown who was tipsy and tronblesnme. stating t'it Ann, the ,fi4otivice is .. - -wee!. in faheir - to,r John arra. that aclierateledgeilhe he p n gill, what are.tlto best means end at five, the time for locking up the felon side of When be got into the passage Brown was returning from the his i arne-was King rig hittader:tif •04 , a stick of coalsand front-door and complained he had lost his watc h. Brown's shilling a s north of ► tibias° . o. 2, ..t. Jaines's.sqoare, and also Of putting an end .19 . it altogether . and . w ' t ether this the prise% Ise eyes missed. Ilk coat was found, but compaue„, declared; that he (Brown) had no welsh alieo • he • o chaldrons and a half-stedowis -to th Wilt mat : . lee most. effectually accomplished, since the the cliainr.phieh were on hie legs were taken away, tame into the house, to Which Brown did not reply : both Wire-' billsa l . ; - - • eenerrelaceetoe et vod I , _ torn or. money ***Az-be-poi* la convequence the . • . s 7 .illngTe sac lt AT eitals. 'witlille'intet; ' del . ' •'ed , 'ere lyre as ordered, eiriulation ofCliiieleen ponciples ► is out of the eines- whichit is supposed he contrived to tie up in such drank. was called up agate and declared he. was not drunk.; • , an the 11th of April WC; and (nil ' IStjt at' the same mortal, lion, by,tie entoureiremeist . of every species of cuts- a menner that they ceuld not either make a anise., he was uw s n ure he had a watch and the girl could s' k - - pea •to it.' ;and also, la consedlweatostlf the ereer . 4**• taro aint a Imlf h I 4 Walls treeelefk, . and jixibarity ? A facility * of de- orinterrtipe him in his escape ; : .they were very light, Hannah, Fitzgerald ewe said she saw a seal and key hanging ~1 . ' a e e e ro se • y r,• ut,„air SIM 1 ,C ? ►'MCI, MOW deitICPCEL. lis the sal front Brown's pocket. struetion will operate to, the desired end in one of and c,puld" he very easily entiCealfd under the petti. A constable depried, thift on • • e information he had re- 1 t awr i t,, 4ll , it„,jfa1e,,19,ndatti1V14,„,ra.,(40,,,,5hi.,me.°"1375 at the W twn ways, it . ol . ,eitier'shoitly kill us ell off', or it coats. The; unrertuna te, Arai le by wide(' kiery des. sews ' of the Ins- o' BroWn's %%loch, he took the in ismer, eheariee,e '' ;',e, • ee ,,,, - - ee e esiez e "'„eee e ees e e er; a er . 'T r ic ,, w r e r° h i ' hill. will show us the.Sueterbeieelolly of termittatiii.; (lit. • perate fent% is let loose on the public, h. not ,to be he met in Coven•-thir•t-,1 ;,Urown told lion that t I e man bat! a „ bo t 1 4 iii a ati . h e N T Zt en ;`, 4e ,, ept e an " n r i t i V a lm o • r n ; t t : • heckle The Palmier *hen taken had'on ankle •htp , s such at . • '. LI . . 4r•--'' - • '- -> . .. , t printftwing morniogafterthis•ftbe fewilitt caned 01) me cortices by distioy tug each other's' lives. The ex- ;ler/butes' to any want of care on ehtepart of the thieveti in general wear. ' '. Otani* of priesitsers to the lire or swords of their keepers ; .it must he attributed to the very confined Ihe Judge cootioned him from erimiontingo person , for wepr- -. ,,,Ap i tu zi,4 4 ,;: e v g ,j ti c ti v , ,, h a ol v eV t r l La'm'inaare ' 1 : 1 ' _ , • it • r• lirt ' s•c r-1 .. ' le ileelled. "( (' `. ll creintryenett ; the poisoning of stream-, of water or of and deficient construction ion of the goal, which will la r ,e ' . ,:er T ' i s , l o i t t ,st I •:! g s h u e s.iti a a a p la tii i e l: ride Ce and the ' iietelhe • • wire I' jury fotind , a f ,, i s . tun s ... i, e or, . avvever, did call 3glllll wells, conietnplated in ,connection wills the cud to be tot admit cif. any clessilieation, ef, the grisonecs e w Ito the Prisoner-Not Guilty. - e 7.. . t ':• NW"- is P e "' b Ar •• " 444 ' 4s4 'r e Juret.dant• was afflw. hat. est .14 een use/0143hr iftoatelfraft'S cidth.for a gotaea, ttnewereel, kill perhaps strike thc diligeet itwestigator are obliged to be erct%ydc.t . i ersgether, without any pos. On the Jury returitiog the verd'et B aron TR/Meson told the. istr . ..k r f4x••tated Ille;daliellkt.tirt fools of Nor esee.,,and they eilighli useful, as 'an evil from wbich much seed sihiiity of assigniog to those who are confined for' tat . er to e stand t i r t ;t eii ond said at he hoped the house where the rob - wire a words gi vest: letitlettate. by .dte - Prosecutor and - 11 1 s d go on. s W Ile. • • . • -,•-•• 4, " •I': , .: '''• ' s' " ' '..9 will bederieed in the:elect:lnce with which warp will trifling offenees, any place' distinct fr o m limes) who 'l 7 T He IV :FI C C I P IM I. :ill it was i wws ndicted. to i " Mr. s.t on the swig . "MOM .31r: Stockdale, of Pall be beganiand.the caution with which they will.be pro. are charged sills crimes of the greatest enormity • Baron Tnomrsost said, •• most properlye-not nne of those Mall, bookseller, who grq tliv.aadirtonitt.fact, , ilwat the persons shall hay:. their expenees , for tee evidence here Pea tif- Defendant took the houses° ,t. Jameis-sqoare under thatiosene secured :BO gesteret will fi ght a battle or batter a This crowded and undistinguished multitude, ,not fered most materially from that given before the Magistrates. :of King, presendinr that he was, or expec:ed to be, hanger or town in widely the fiest : victiriss of hiS efforts will be his only destrny the reinsinieg morals, which mangy on. e Park; • i Keeper of Windssiior Cranburn fhase. _. . : James Lout hware was indicted far toolieinusly sisibbiug, stint countrymen, or penetrate a couritry where he is sure • fortunate persons • •bring intoittol, but made it very • : Intent to murder or main, James Harris, au the tiviruiug of the., Mr. WALFORD addressed the J usy °4 the t4tt.'4 , . -07 the Defend his soldieei e ill be poisoped.—To speak seriously, - difficult on the part of the Keepers; to p rese rv e or. ele iie OM ant, bet called no witnesses. toor and the - accused seemed to he about 113 ; The Jl e Y the f/enitdant Guilty ;eine (Si Caortordered, we earnestly entreat, the public attention . to this sub- der, Or guard against escapes. However, ' td the ~ „ 1 19 "111 'he Pe4see • be bfne a sveleknowo charecter,tharbe be trample:ice beyeod years of are. : . •• - • ire. Ih our minds, the contemplation of the,,,mis. crestit of those men who have been in , the character Mary Jay was servant to the Prosecutor's father, and acorn-. ; I; n t r i e r r t rea7 i i .r ito mien/ • e . 4 Al " - .atisA . •-i i4, e deers we have merely hinted, is invariably accom- . of Keepers, it has not occurred before within the last w i t i er i i t t .i h i 7 mist h r e es e s and , her three r daughters nb ti, u u Iv •I ne h e a ,„tl e e the t h ' same Defliant;fo l r a fraud e on aboet r Xise a estintis•wi l i l orn ;e L trei palsied with feelings most painfully poignant, and , the last 25 years, that any felon ever escaped but by , moini:s g o f tut 21:. ce I l e u Y I r .Vn a g• l i l i e llity tr it e/ tallellcist i s ! Erottcoderlthot be could qtr for him the (*ca Rooker of . '' Cawthorn Chase which - he slated had for eel 1 b When we fi nd mankind in such a state, that ingenuity : i breaking the wall. ! house, where the elder Ilarris (the Prosecutor ti fatter) M ss ; • •... •• _ ~, „..• ee e twee lasi v nd the Hort Mr. Villters•ebut'ot thir charge, at Consequence gas is principally exercised in promoting the work of 1 On Monday night, the 11th instant, about eight :jai tre a t° be aree p sa r roy er tizn ti l l iarn iv e r . fes S w ki s ' lea. Ple . e . eln e ll be t r i e t:r 8 311 e . informaiiie in the indictment , he wasocquitted. death, we cannot but think that the time is come I o'clock, as Mr. Henry Hamilton (brother of the ( ate 1 • ti r b lI I ' it h*a Prisonersa ' a ' d r s Y • ' le' • sear b! ll' yet the o esoupeetpos an h t •r oi.t ~ , j . ,:, . !.. ,:5,341,8,11,E*10 •••,- . ,!, _ . when nil lovers of religion, of science, of literature,: Dr. Hamilton, of ilallinahinch), was going from his &tog stens quarrelling, and soon after The 'Pre:ober msaulsed ',. ._. .. .., . . outO 'whi c h I UNIONATACEt- 1 - Thema' Lig i lti was charred it of civilization, and moral rectitude should set them.: ftther's house to that of his brother, situated about a l l ets .' rr o k ul ' f r a i l e threat , r" ca n t e ,tr h t e h a e r l e caT . e t i v . : h frir lf l o trir 11 4,00 I , aw ihe ::_ _ r , kl • Miaou Of•Ne ' t ' ' • 'th i dem It eminitr. .t plies in array to stem ; the torrent. The genius that ' three miles from Hallinahlitch, on the ltathfriland : Priseorr in tight *int hiot, old rttt,wlirisla ar e ' ibtilliii a ci l i one . ared from ' -,parwlng °n / i ,l l v ''''. v . Mahe stiteateht, that as he conceived and perfected a rocket and torpedo, if . road , he was way-laid by a pally of men, supri 4 e d ale ensued, and the Prisoner vienc fp - d daff Alley, foloteed i• • ~ .. •by the Prosecutor, elm soon retuned wounded in s h e t ide. -I was passing tfuritigheNdwitigton church-rand , aeoet properly directed, might have blessed a nation, and to be about twenty in number, who attackett.him I The Prosecutor 'and his father Rar e 'l • .• ' ft ideuce much hid the ; six in the evening, he heard the watchmae who Na .•• honoured itself by some production in the sphere of and beat and inhumanly abutted hint in such a man! . Same effect. 00e or two bloats had pits4d bets eel: tile Pei- ' , -••• t eat a .short - distalftleerifiilii Ivie•Etimrade, " they are clanked life. The names of Congreve and Mix, had ner, that he died the following morning It is sup. • S loser and him before he retreated it the iii.vitist. .. . • ' Tin. Wittelttono ;rive au iteconol of . ais having foetid the -i in Ihrs grett lid tios‘r dii%ff at the same time he saw their talents been devoted to the sets of piece, might , posed that the blow which caused his death was ' knife alai ...eo . fete :it ads IS CORI- , a Stich tlse *toted bad Ite 141 d • • ' p • the .risoner anteettothee petson - coining towahls the dells have been handed down to posterity in company . given by n spade shaft. A Coroner ' s Inquest was um " r'''''e knife * ' 1 te : he again heard th 4 watchman say, "they are ! „The Surgerso, to whose care the Prosecutor had been coot. .ga . .. . . y,. this, _ Itil tile* of NeWton, Locke, Watte, Shakespear, ! ; oft tio, and other benefactors and ornaments of I Wilfill ill •d • held on the body, which brought in a verdict of— trt ei against some person or persons on. t *Mover ite the first dresrisig. , 01110, sited, rant tee wetted had not heen.dangerous stare tile , not - fer elf, here etre•thesc tools :" on hearing i J Airs Me eta nisi the Prise ter * • he t' le Jury, nod snid, that , . P r -- I ) . Hying, rat ato 'Baron Too terso a then addres4d the ' the await elegies. • known. Subsequent, however, to the Coroner's In- I . Ihe had pot called on the Prisoner for any defelice, tweause in 1 1111• 1 1 kt man the watch were looking for, amid quest, information had been received, which we L , e . the statute which is flirted thepuniskmessi of death on thecrime • olo okie f oi. ,0 4 - : w rtSoner denied it stud struggling • •7 h. will lead to the discover of the r ' %ilk which the Primmer stood charred. it was rowided in r. - 7 ...lir 9 •. ' ' y pe petrators . , P ' bp 4,1161 Is In M On Monday se • nitight, a private soldier of the 55th Pe t ;such care as the wound; if 6041. wsiold net have insinuated to ; „at_ , • ason, and struck him,. 111 r. M. - t of this horrid transaction . We are sorry to add, tegiment, in a state of intoxicatiois, applied to Mr. lit originated that murder, then the Prieto/tee t w i t sou hu coovictrd. Such st,' oetAged Abe Maw, and knocked the Prisoner down, fickering, a chemist of Windsor, for an ounce of; Telen7*--e in enfortunate party-spirit so pre- ; cote . tact ,-;•(1 et! P p efftre• Ol ea t PO t he jurY " 141 at the'same time calling the %etch, who came up and of late inehe vicinity of Ballinahinch.— Nero, .; "";•1, therefore , laudanum. lie said that he had been deinkitte with.' -i• e Jur sacco ut r n in t i g s4y-gat e ,el:T e r r erdirt of-Not Guilty. • 1 hies . iulhi suilodr. Griditi the watchman , s in itif ricvvit.) • r ..., ....a # eileie loose company at a - public-housee lettere he had ~ o n - • , , , „ •• • - i e l • - thilt• ery ..40,84 eo hiss dujv sheet half -ps.d the 18th ult. *bout nine o'clock in the even- • '4aietbis pocket-book and nine pon • nthe and that he • • A horse belonging to : Mi. Viet, o f - Fit. Neol4o;!iti ', 1) .!.. 1 ,?f1r; _ ZIA.. /IP', /APO*/ Att#9l :9 13 :;erT 00 . 4 " e " ' e`nd • a person gouteely dressed in black, called air eon dederminetl to kill himself. )4r...Nering re- '' p ''"' • ' - ' - lately passed twelve day's and nialits without eithere PO go 4 ,d.,. 1,,,,,,e„,,,e,g,uy..c1i.5ttubed, sad en peese. shop of iiiiietters...l4otola -414/11g to sell the - deadly draught, he's pshtied to Meek y and Slitter, Oxforel,e ~ 0 ". drink . ......„ was .- „ rheu m .Bet se `S e th ee rie-4,e .'- .• teeeceessegee4eteepeariebs , estier toots left in seed offered a packet of draft and receipt stamps for,., ' t e o prlie . . .►l . .r. I tbarels, another chemist, With the same tale. Member last and was suriposed to bore been stolin„,,,, -. ,- eke *roe ,ftpae• Airy 3Kaietrias, cry tie watch, Mr. sa l e , else • t h e y were the r " ernammg stock of a wi- i . .. . •' . . - • e d" •' et a ten I t "43: having in vain attempted to dissuade the poor fel- ' ' g but on exams:lute some oninhabit premises near to e ir, , e ..‘( e st hiseert fcee, elielieth Aheery fame, - drew who had from business . elew from his purpose, propesed to him to take some , retired His conduct , ... 6 • , ~ - hielietei4y 'fool : id : Vie /el I * I& 04 vre veers , . !en .to ye. 'se . the pasture, the animal was discovered , hasneared extremely suspicions a ticul rlv ' :white arsenic s .. eiving gin same magnesia. This tbf 4 ''' II ted h i -ett .' P r a - as It W" I nearly to a skeleton. It is irna ' gined that her 'ivislit : ..1 11cY locki• 6: # ii'i t° liflitiVl l i t o l' c 00 31 04.14111 t° ec he se call and made a similar offer , tee* ' e•vering in his elemnnd for feu - 1- 4ein of his own accord . andthat d cl osed t r -. flle . 'attlebt-fiou' - •imaltp iti : live A' the he said "he , .1 , rept.twO veers since . — lt being late in the •ith touch peesenee of mind ' 'then,' -' e e v erd"Kt •ye - t est eke ball fei(eVd ,tr' tr sietne dime, • to' d . tretild 9 l'irld having observed that he should be through Ott- him. Great care and ettetstion have alums. e e . ~, .. . , eel ~ ,e _ of tincture of ehuharb recoils.. r e A 9 SISI•U Rgßhl on the following Friday, Messrs. M. and S. ' the poor beast to his former vigour. • '.' - nut ice it pp: - AY** 's * ee the Megistrate, be : ask of his sine; Inc! go some- 1 The township of Manchester bas advertised a els- ..,41Plued r ti It wets not , z bankable; offeoce, and sea persuaded him to leave the item andcall th em ice. He nceorditigly +returned to at that • Ps' on ; , tjk filed A ward of two A uineas each for no less than farts . ha- _.,,d„,,"• el 4... the ittirrintrire; but dna tAv o inrdfinll in time for the payment • after this it is supposed the editiAl 501 er ! dt et Id • f • the ties had lost Ills money, and soen .be- • .., •bands, is ho have, within a short period, deseeted e „ J ., - ~,e 5 e ...„ . . , i oleo h‘ - 0 e lm Mai .hr• . , Ise went by the Gloucester coach to London. Some ' *ratty severe twitchinge, Ind Many, of the stamps were imenedietel sent to the Solicitor their wives and children, add left them to depend , •,9 e 7',„ ea Pr e r el".",'lr' e jc, , .P l e.r?b" ..1 61.: •0 a for.!'" a f r ' spirit. Terrifted 'from his -- nrigitiah oftt ., c __ ~ • ~,,.,.., Y . . ,on parochial support Seventeen. Of' these runaways , Irra ri c' P' ' d re - gsslrh.Oss tir atletter ,tor . : 11 )10.01 0 , Pe eternP oreees w, ne pronounced them genuine, .e • • 4.. on Nt';' . lfilsiti" . - - !ante hertened Co the•fitett pendent t but are trainees of reehind,' seventeen of Ireland, t o •„ , . ••• . • . Afal 'ode Or his 'levee ltsies, who, 1. mit l iva IPeevioue to eturchasitut the it 4 a. as was. probable the were sto en rionennyestemo distributor.. - • rte•called t 1 of Scetlistf, and the rest of Frahm, 'or of the cp. . kjii t sit 11 - red' -** *. - '.i.t t i wafts • %WA , twee pea , had pet a lie a f t) h te r r---,. ~ . advised that the man should be int aced erro ., ' . Ytit rogili . ht .WailleN, a fi%svedays elhce, ea `the -seethes cif his bteftrhei'' elitioner i f -'- - ,,,, ,~, Y ; p on tes , • • • - '• • • eh*. otarefilik'S::Sertitt "'St Cttsfti by' WiiiiiiEk 'WI ~ deee`ef volrefe sirfite, This r . 4 . ; •f . - ,ii.,... — iick76. - I D ' on . ri, y e on( ,eil lens e s .%4 nu. r. Kent, S ur , f the S rcx Rob' . put _ • ~. 4 _....i1d Alg, Pva emirs; llerlferilleti--LrinnA., ~- - from his , trtaniffACkeltit eties, ind se i t d • k - * • • ins, rep te we , asocissiteestatir. • roes! ate I * WI - Majesty'; - -vie', • , re ~ v vto• etititerflplatet''MS: Mr*: The • R '4 4f( ic. , was ose, and thet•the .. iihttrips bell ti.„, -iftice h eets tried itoyerood nit a artial Jones, formerly of FveShan ' , but dhelfsetielehe money Whithile'hufdliralen .4414 1,-odor a 'l- • • - nit i , lin . e • ondbe ta...hii w e ek ,ef . , . pretence of br i ng i ng se es tette-stetige, to corroborate his eikertiene itsg a severe poniesittabet... - .Is ..li 19 h-05.5q1pee........t. hot return %elm for- Ike - . street Police r Oillee•Yettlertliti A' a /Rue !entitle; referred-to ielexfoll el --- • , .. 1 . ti• Res chdrged Willi Avllberh fly - ;el Pie I ttif , . , hire. Songs... FteM"ti shelf aa' grocer in l ()iford.street d estions r it ' f .. , tome to (lie stamps - thintilg paper .if thlfepence• tiff thAppignitli , rand - it is hoped - ' that tbla - . AO Tte.ran off. Otebeimeinter. - lead, ' ti • ...,. „, ;Mike . ..to..a iscneery of the ottemoer kit ." .. / EMU the' Veirktete; 6 9 alieltorarndnfrawlM. • 9 , titil ' fither • hat/ dettelim into the t it efOlow lady.of the %sew pf .commit the robbery, and e huttenons oat isageese, Notting) b pton- ' l4l' . in tags, to . : tolerant the 'father will he boy ott a Ike 4 h a e o erepirmenta ots . Sett-ory . much burnt that she cannot survive. , ..man refuge* versem imium. MrX. wit 1 mending him to thi ...here to die in Imo . the house where he hi E " pe u3i r7c l trt: l ; i s " :: cye : ,' , purpose, he Mite Imo , cheinist, with' t'titil'iil . ' relying on the klitictotii • gave; him 4 . -mtschitate 1 semi reltriml boil fi'll 1 I left him vt stitiliet'atii poor w retch 'htta itcrici for hating diserimittitt to go on furloateh,'l 1 terrers, by•retelving At //iirlboetitigh- . 1 'boy time yeiti'olt! . walking into the s 1 1 f ' anti stealing a 'five' the counter, witk wl I footed by G. iii , w ; boy stated that hil shop to .ceentsit th orden l / 4 1- to. loAftbn fatuteday. ' - , ts . :4ls $: t f., ' ... ' • - • . elli.ik . ' • a INP4V . old) .. . •• , 4fir•o t , • • ... .. . S ' 101. 1 ' , e vy' li,) i n _ .. .: . " ll4iii : • . 7. 1 1111. 77. _ . i - • haatitvain Ake likgiveli 'lite . eltler ounft . 7 yti,ft tis. young - . e d at Ports- er, a t iostit, and L evi - Spa, antd i nwtgris i -; : wersy i Tester!. flee Chi . in the eftl ityme hrtfught lii the bar tht's l tli!‘ ..1007,7 fkINIV' with' of the East 1111114 C " t ik.. l ;infaaikeitti ite 4 ." lhi l i i , l ! tal ' i l' c l e te s' having stolen eight y ards of v elveteen,, _the' property Arpi n! Arpoit, .• ...... ID iclPu .f or 41441.4E160t , e f Joseph Butter., itt his .illop, value Mt.; and the' beinictincerned in a riot asconi allout f 300 . f u. • • 9 ;heir uct, so dig- former, with receiving it s knowing it to be stolen. 7- • envoy s/ 4 n , at present res neli lii the building 61 ' 4 . q o oWiNii 'ieie . • I. '.. 641 ,g , keg rein I oil A number of witnesses appeared to the character of.. RatOliirt-Itighway, eiected fir their ,aecomeindatioat of the 29th the father ; and the Jury acquitted all the priso n . - 1 The principal novelfy in the Ca l e, consisted i n (::, I mode of swearing the illtnewl. *hid' IT h ) . ti gh i: tishment of ers , uji.l. ire of sandel.ivOois .11. - htin missed from - i e n a g odlei , iy . ll . lt some e ... '.: 'tiWclN7riet'ers 4 t rn: r :b a o g Thomas Bishop was charged with a burglary in Ind hi iittistm fire pahle, as he the house of Richard Tullit, keeper of the public- i in g his Mn.l%. house called the Wheat Sheaf in Chapman-street, : " th me lihting lll3o leittit-reedf, resentying rush. 9 plac ed in a bed sank nation what- , St. George's in the East. where he bad formerly 11)&1_1'1 . , le . iittestAgrAs p 4 01 Dr. I.,eat, Sur eon of the .yitdox noppssni siti rl ,at iikvi ......,_--- - L. 4 4,,. iiitr __ i - n - - 7 7 ,_ .____.._ ~„ . ._ Ai i on ,. t h at his name, Shaotnassi.jbas. retired from itis Majesty's service, ~ c ~ , i.n .,,, ;, ,,,,,i., 5 , ~ ' l ' N. • • • - )eloogeil.tn a Mrs. 1 rther avialVfatipitto and zetilOnit service of upwards .. , , . , ! ,,„, u ' 0 . 1 i 4 : 1, -.; . . 1 ", -. ... = .„.' et now at Burford •I of thirty years ' lintlest• half of which his been' in • i ''' - ' • "m-AVtirt ...", ta i • .ou.thellOttrarkt I...Orifitile,- +l§ - of Rest Alt_ .. Helen'o, to t i ng i n a person o f I hospital ships •in the River Medway anti Sheernass ;.,I;„,,A. i prestua, slap* Asightet Of .4t. Proulitiwtoq. M. P. d asiertions, .he left ' be is suc c eed ily Mi.: Udnvintis late . surgeon of ; Li"ffir ( ' inn. - , . • t r On th r ti ts :i r i , k , li t 4: ti . r aiSA . A o llh ott allo .l 7, to Lond loadiet oi•wall ca; ihool Mr. r e . , N o i Bain for the stamps. th.e'Pterp sort 'wt . ' o4p'at Cillingita t at: ' • -r -- .. .fi, ~, :T.!, 'kupwi . twilling Alai . ~, g: AseF,---.A440r lame, 1 111 .1 r. .p•tunigts ?T. imisportopltreft. 0 V...04R.1044:it iamtptglx,o , . IL ' it,, of ti. 11 P 4 .9 1 01 1 4ti.314. n 4 i i,ta' Anc ilie , itriaii, nt i4 faati n thr il :' -iii.- b al ls4 :s :ljislitell r'W F -I liebee lf. Y Srlie7. ..4(1. 1 Men matte 'at tits ( taalWett It p„ lio ~ :As ,6 eau Ave*, or Marc; ---, - ..- -- ,- -,-- 7 -, • , '.' :.:- . --v-,--;----:--wien - r' dalr hat tbis:tresethAtion ,was pay,ky i esAasi NI Alw Ksclgre spftl, •at tisßee : ' '—. ' ' 'TT Atioader, islaii as ,a'clar* t thk,wwitis e Tite..tPiPial Alitipi4t,miles' i ° " . " 4 * * * lll f * .9 Mi l' 4 01 " ef " 1 ; Iredi. . . ._/ • • • 0 rohoth ma - . ..11.7 4 4;:r es ik r t ept C40/ ..4 l*§4 4. 4r o ii e se . o llp ike u r p m g ; ,t,ter,,ha le lii . 4 11 . 0 ,- ,o , n iissuni ,Ditur i . , f l i t .y i . . eipie rcia ... .. Aim, tse l i t .2 .4 r /4 4 1 1 2/Ri S I. ' er. - . 4 .011 t. vo lt ' fehietiy• tiiiikee Place' al r Y;;_ I 114 t_t r tl ef f ..-A0 'le Aftdoh, with ve. culty. Tim-stake was WO plies'. -.r i LONDON : rileiesS.'stall - ritillshed by' ILLLOvirtily ai " STATIVIMAII Orissa, 81. rinklutti• ' Aht. wax r .1117 - 1- v