The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-29 00:00:00

- • - .--- • '4 4 .4.41 •4 4,44, • . . • pointed, such new subscriptions will most proba bly be formed by the different Cflarifable iocietics whom they hive been biitiertb relieved, as will ensure them a contionatite UT this peCelicify euc. cour. Those prisoners wlinie helot* to the arm of y and navy have sonse.e•nsolegion in the prospect the wages, which are accumulating for their re turn, but those of thri nut only the seamen; but even the Mattes and mutes, who have not this comfort in view, are particutsrly . rhe objects of compassion. Many of those wh were once at their ease, are n ow reduced to *greatest disc - - PRISONIIRS IN FAANCE. -.- Tholostal esowntof British prisoners in : Fran!4 l 1 4 nem , titi(loo, ty the perverseness of the French Geierement all assistance to them on the pal t ta - •:iits Was been long Prohibited. 'Charitable stsecoers, -.bevrevef, i'islng from-the voluntary contributions of - individuals, are - still very hu. Inanely permitted, and attended with the greatest advantages, since it is impossible that any general alloweniee iii either country can meet all the wants of particular cases. In most of the depots, where there are military, medical, or other Eoglish gentlemen resideut, Committees hate been formed -.....-- for the purpo se of distributing these benevolent LAW INTBL -.—.----_ DIGBNCE. suhcriptions, and the patience and perseverance COURT Of: KINN* . BWe OH % it; a n 111. with which those gentlemen surmount the diffieul. Yesterday Loki " Igir.tni onOtitue sat fa Guild. ties thy experience, liste n to the wants of the dis. . e tressed, said endure the murmursof the discontent- hall at Nisi Prisi. , •. - • • ' ‘ s ell, entitle them to the gratitude of their country. *Ars... atteClWAr... sis , , • ....., As most of these charitable subscriptions ate first • This was an action to reanier sub f or 6 `"" remitted to ' Verdun, dif f erent , gentlemen, who The amount had been Paid iutOCottrt.- lute beets resident there, at various periods, have It appeared that the Defelidant had taken apart. taken upset themselves the charge of drawing up menu of the Plaintiff, bid when the guartr.day regulations for the uniform distrihntiee of the arrived, the former would nut pay his rent, elites? whole.. The present rate of relief is four sots the plaintiff made ',some tleductions for his not hay. per day, to women and children living with ing had the, use of II kitchen, as had been agreed their husbands and parents, who not being Govern. on. 'flu Defeinkn't teadeiedtlie money, - but with co nsidered as prisone rs b y the French the stipulation that the deditition shOuld be allow. 'pent, no •npt receive, the ordinary rationi.e- ed, hut. the Plaintiff refeied.to receive the 101. The same sum is given to the better sOrt of wen. note on - such conditioes. Before the Defentiatit'k combatants,. to certain paisengere, Arid to that. tees of vessels under 80 toes register, tow) are paid niflevwentent will y o o f u tlie ta h m oste , : ti e r he i : a o i n d e . y t e ? r aiti T tiff si p ,' only as seamen by t he rrench Gneerhment. 0001- money ' wife not taken, - ditie•conCeiving; 'as- !dr. sional assistance is afforded to masters and mates of ,-. kvarnow contended; that tbcoffer was coupled with. Illisels about SO tons, and relief to every desctip• the afore.nsentfoned stipulation. Mr. Genova fur..; lion of prisoners on their march from the coast, they contended, that as the money was tendered or from one depet to another. To old men of 55 under such stipulafions; that it in fact did trotH sad upwards, undto wounded prisoners who have amount to a legal tender. 'The Defeudant night l last's limb, Or. who are disabled tram future see. have used the kitchen h a d he pleased. - • ~ ' we, 11111 g ib three sots per day, and two 'cols faord ELLENnott o upa said, tbat the t ender was per day tietsll,other {tilstroace.in distrebs. Schools conditional in the first instance, but it was for the have sbeentgeoblishen to •oceepe.tthe young men , a ury to decide as to the * nature Of the. roofermade la the depots, and medicines are f urnished to the, by the 'Defendanti Wife as she was leatilug tbs. sick whuse complaints are not of s name to oblige. house.. them to•go its the hospital,, to which our country- ~ The Jury'retWitsed .a werdict fur the Plaintiff+. men are not only averse 'in France. but is this On e Snit/ / • ~ • . , country. Acceuntof, thy..eipendlt } o .GOODWIN V. KAMP. }; for these ing °amagee. • • • • different objects, arse'flysititered, tterettlltty to the This was an action to recover the sum of 41141 .1 CoMmittee at Verdun.. The f fientents ~for the fur flour delivered to the son of the'Defetsdant; ', 1 month of April last will efforil a ilrobable estimate Mr. G A enoW OtAtOtthe tilltlifii of the case • of the nuntber of . priSoneii, as may be calculated II humorous manner,. and which eentribered in no from the following iiseie-•, . . . Id • kit: '' • .small degree to the merrifnent• of Abe Court. , The A nse ~ . ISeesednmeson"°„,l°,sndedr" nwer".., ••. ~, 1/6 66 1. 904 Def_rdatit was ea industrious - an d thriftY 'ai, who NtAstets of womb under 80 tons 4ii ' • foll9wed the profession of aeli;ti nntllfiebintittrii Sen nit ' n * . ecc• ' 7 ' A 96 9/ ~., of 'undiettatere-pUresiti,- that *gold - chime. very Bela" .1. Lot 6ed e la n or w c a euc an t e teeell veer ; n. 'VS 4a.. Well together ; and to these he added the tsada • of : . • stoniest, der. - .. ~ 1. : 357 ~' • haker. The two former pursuits chimed iiroucler. 'Beebe • Aged and wounded • -_, - _e_ . 5 .. A rne e m .•_ . e1e ,,,,,,, ti s mates aboye isams w i i,.., .., r siy.wejl ; but whether Mr. damp made the late . .Masters udder $0 tons '-, ••• ' ' 52, '.. • , :s tett : trade contribute - •to -thielnertaie' of the pre.... ... s e l f ". "I dle " , a nd ' liar*** ' 333 - • tiosisly-traMed•Caltings•of 'sexton t.:atid - uedertaker,l Calibre, ~.,d A g s si` ' er,':discw.""dellsasseso' toss • " * : 44 63 ,_ . 111 ". be. malting bad bread, he could taut eaactly.my..;. immen, Ste. - - - 91,4 . though no doubt the indestiiouiseatererould not jo t Aged and wounded - - - 11 17 ~ ni. 9 10Ie. 114 11r tiny : for the triust7 Wohirg eft& it. t l e as A t t i .. ' i l c c. :, 13134 e: " k" .• : 6 - 61, . -.--IT he Defendant , it i - iiiii ' 'or ate not ' the '01• i Aged and wouuded - - ill In tensible6.4ler ,he west ' ' lute Met bhirp to Masters, &e. tinder 80 tots -82 carte` the business ; hue to the father belonged Seamen soldiers, marines, am.- 769 • Aged and wounded lit. on the - goods in the bops., itst4l the ittemili unceasary V4leneleee" • mabeere ant Mates. above 8 0 tons 3.: for', carryinguti the trade r and the father had or. Masters ander 80 tons -- Se K . . Briancon The auldber , sat preseties 'bone - gee dived flour and paid for' it; 'qtr recover the : .: - 1 . Mount Dare . , amount of Soar dilitteeed to fle . tim, Wow the enete phin,orM. About • - . .• • • •• i n° of. the present a ction initd the father lad ler** • Y.m The PribeserS at the foetaer De'e elnahltellieVislf to Pay (or it,. Op the grimed that he had. bark ~...al egate, and the 5..1. coauezion,wath - the son. The par bad boob. s ittrillto'lltin.Spai tae P u! T r : l obe s( of i the latter are reicacts captured ut our *vice, nod a few °Meets littered to the sag oe the credit of the fatfittir ' t of the ItAiyal Maltese Reginteet. , the smelted left die ehote end Wag fe - mittilieggit ? . At AUX4IOOe a Depot w e turfed last year of prl- . and the father...n/ISW* to throre Din debt on the miners paid 'asenecene eetoeierre to the Merchant service (that t6 P; Mainers and Chief Mato . son's heti - , knowing- that be could out pay,: and of vessels above 80 took it comists of about 1200 thereby wet*" the Plaintiff., The sue would be And of other prisoners, about . . At Verdowthere ore at premaimi tee bookie 5 ° called to support this eadedirOur. Detained Area, ere. 28”:•?fIvale.PPokoCas 146 " •.. .602011 Wittielent 144 Chili:a, '.where widen - ilk Proprietors And merchants, e 5 -Pnifessois, *rests, * w ent to Piiiie ' that ihe faitiettiret the teuait of the and stadents;l9-ewortmea, 9-Senrasts, li-Co. • •, L • . .. . lueseinand Liestessant-Cesteisps_i_m4,,trand gsp : . . ' laaaeekshop tac.enplisti by tiltrOa. WU% 10-r4elartlll‘2.4l . let,es •••*.Ort t a4 • GrArgO•Hautpt the son, was then es 11e• teen, e•-:laeuterilette t Navy, 75•••tesnr deposed, thie.no one had confront, over the eltik 26-Masters arid !data of merchant vetch, 141-. . Meleripmeof 133--Pessetiea, es... Soldiers sad b!at hitutielf.: , lie ordered and'setticd for all lour Sailors, 59 -- • - • 441 :excePt ' tbe: drat lOt that had been - sent to 'hie she?' . . , ' " 1--• liy : his titlitiVAie hit'cotemeacing businew• ;This -, - _ _...- OW m • - ir 4. Teal In mat - 4 thase•depots there ere ifew Miceli Plaintiff fir s t . made the demand ow biro; but and private• Gentlemen, and • also ouptelther other he not .being : ' , able to pay, be went to thiefle fee ; f riweehtritableiht. dent witness's father, Who refused to pay, aey. persons, mho, not it 0 - ---w 6 • d s esi d is ;, s t awin, nations, are nut compreleanded in the above ac. in he bad nothing t o o i 1 e ou t ... .. . . 1.. , n ...t.,4 count. There are some Englieb Gentlemen red.: tlebal;. - dent on permission at Nistovi, Melon, Toorai , • Lerd.ELLewattionoW sald,ii appeareirthet the . Brussels, St. Germain, Versailles, Paris, and is sod had been set Sipin bushels by tbe.lhitlutOOts Other parts - of 'trance, who ire - not iocieded in but it . not been glade out that the father hid the coloulatitie,' atnuunting altogether to about hotier 0:441.!? (1-I,' "h the ha t ,r esi." * L'lltierer 11,000. . ~.. Ire hair ...A.... With retried *the illonaneel Made to the dif. root to th e 106 4 shop , 6* which ue 7. F . ` um " . , tetrad eltlmily, Pro the French Government, it taked to pay, sand lot . whiels• .ka. bad , 'paid. • By rareli baptises,. end only froth particular rheum. that It would appear . , .thatit . l 4 (ether I optOal,t, stancesohat er r Gentlemen are paid oil of : the; by wits limited.t.,..Y ° .' ° ,4O.! " ( f .#.! ,ll ! , r l ! ii • bk.ir.t,h! depots. To these resident in thew the ellutrautes. debts incurred by`thee#,l...thiretellbt be all deer: are as follows •. . meat made out which bad !tither-been' eapiessedrie •- ; .-.. : ••.'• . -:. '. , Per susevi4 InipUed. -If the Jut, trim) of opinion gist the Ti alba*, ._____: .;:i. ... k . _'.; 41. 6 , L. ,..,,,;- .. .0 . UV. MI6 0 fa th er bad i)mited tito Credit diet was to be given i lirzors Catletestenan46ll°lll4.llteternis""sed*" nig "".... •-•' . • . l4 °'7 s. : ,an .4111.aecottel,; theitie'SkiLld_i•lbed, i. .' 4 l, e eidi i ct be ar the Captains In the-Arsiy. and ' in die,. _Kan 50 0 • Dejendatt4 if, son tloniCtttraiyonek-tnoutntrne Lieuteriants in the Armee l'oraeePs Wool , ae- 37 it father bad itriderlit*lto teritiktr to: seer his ton's Engirt. to the Arta), Msdsnleatit, wereboset lea- gees, Masters, aad Mates a "web above le num . • debut paid, thei Of Our s@ t he y Mo n a find a vet. . re:ester • .. • • ••• .• • 1 9 _ S diet •for the Plaiutiff. .-. . 1 Auisuat.Surgeoat • ... . .. i so o . To ',tamers pod Mates err teasels Roder tile tons, other The Jur? retained 1r Yffil,l4t for the Befendant. son-cionliitimats, WitllloWerf, seamen, manmade. • Oae %mood of bread. per day, , • Rafe enund of rime, ditto, , _.,. C A titAti oF ciiirall."6-M 14 PLIAS,' lees 93: : ii 841, in asone7, •: •• - ditto. Sittine,eik Nisi '''l!‘tilii; bcforeLdret Chief Jet. * I n . W 0 od ii ‘ allowed twice li.meeth.;. salt, once • ° ha MitliiiiikAs: at Wesinvinsfqr. • ditto; dry vegetables, oecisiooally, sod vinegarAn'o; iitlt . *le; KA NOME., , the summer. kis said that the order of Govern. ,' This was cu action ' Co ,recover the amount of ment is, ' that they should he clothed..once in 18 consideration Money, h.., b!!. the Plaintiff' to the months. . .. . . Defendant foilutertnalty of 1301. per annuM. '' 'le 'lett' " 11 ' 'The Gentlemen who wotr*lllartf.st the atm. ..Mi. Serjeint'Lsrii•sta thart e trepidation meneernent of the war, witorpity heed *tried pre. and the *lgreddetit' ot ilirtpnrchate ..of the Su. viously imp the army.or navy,. are .paid in, produe. nuity took piece so lar.batk as the mocth of Fe. ing their commis ions , according t Be t hel r I f bruary, 1793, when ! , in couakkottiop fiir,l3ol; rank, or to that which they May h d at the per augurs, durinttpe life of the Plaint 11,01.• period of their detention ;•. b ut the other detained was . paid to the De w114411i thin a Cap. gentlemen, merchanti, erades.peop le, du e. whose lain in the Gear& "Thio . dubffi4 gnu ' not paid cave is peculiarly distressing, ar e considered only 'after . the year ' 1796 ,. in ..e.oniti q iieoce. of the e as nors-comboltunis,,and whea obliged to . claim` betrayed state of * the •afairs of the Defendetit; the French allowance, can only be 'Aid as maroon. and it was since dis • covered that the annuity bond Tee little additional assistance afforded them froth • andiabinorial 'Were not consistent with lithe e ter tbere we the' te t aritable fund is of great importance to the m , o f the Acts of Parliament for the iegotatiot. au also to the prisoners ire eneral; and should their of, consequently the Plaintiff had no legal claim reggae belies of nachang be uufurtuuately dissp. for the armor of his auouity, and was therefore • 'Wet • - Sarre fibre ~-:. - .. 5 ... -- .. W•.^ . " ' SfrA 4 ~ ~.,• I " . ~~ ._ constrained io bring hit action for the amount Of the original purchase -moneys with interest ..them. on from the tim e the p ayment of the annuity ceased, *deducting the sums received on that ac. count. The Learned Serjeant was not &Wires at any fair o bjection which coul db e Made-to thistent4 e tfe- ; mend ; in his opinion', it Was perfectly eons with justice. ,With respect to any objections 'S ing made on the ground of the statute of !unite. lion, in answer to that he could adduce evidence which would prove, that so late as 'the present year, the lubject had been adverted to, and!theDefene , dant admitted the justice of. thademand, and pro posed terms for arrangement. . My. Wieweiss, the Solicitor of the Defendant,. deposed, that it. 1804 he was applied to by Lady' Mansell to settle • the affairs of b, son,. and in letters which passed 'on that -subject, he4reeeieisil • instructions to offer to her son's anpuitaeWsbe. amount 'of . their original purchase-money., with five per cent. from the time. of such' gni:chile. money being paid. 'Phis proposition he subMitted to Mr. Dalton, the Solicitor of the Plaintiff, who refusedie 'abide by it, unless the institute() .was *lib' paid ;. this demand not being granted, the ne gocietion concluded. Witness denied that he bad ever knows there was any defect in the memorial; he. bad understood there were defects in tome Of' the iteduitents' papers, but' not particularly thoset of' thePlatntiff. The Plaintiff never applied roe the payment. of the annuity ; understood 1411 application only to be to compromise die Metier ,by. takings a a tiiinpaisatieti for the less a Iris annuity. feliVilelton,SMcitor for the Plaintiff, wal then examined; he stated, that it was distinctly wider. Weed by Mr. Williams, the last witness, that the memorial of the annuity in qifestion was ereetie-' mid who was also aware that it was wettest ground the liropOeition fur receiving the principal au tcreM' of dios., thiseperchase.money had in peek beets ac. ceded b) the Plaintiff. • Mr. Serjeant Burr, for the Dulindent,ivas ready \ to otheit to the full eitentAllis demand of the PlAititiff; but under the cireumetancerof the case; ' at It then stood, he' contended the Plaintiff had ou rigtis to a.vvrdict. It had been asserted, on the Raft of the Plaintiff, that the memorial was ,defeetive; but no application whatever had been Wade to the Defendant to - renew 'We securities, nor did it*Pear that' there bad beeci any demand for the.anitulty,„the only application that was made bigeig:.feir tag .original purchase-money.. It had !seen sleeidett in a s i milar case by Lord Keny o n , that anima there was proof before the Court that thi ithetribriel was . wrong, and thatthe . bad 'applied' for new • securities and was reftisol,• he would not be entitled: to a verdict... This Kaf nisi tote ;Me Ip the present, instance, nor wee there r e resides proof that the me morial was . Wrongs Under thesi cireumstancesi••he, coaceived his client Wei( edtitleti to a-verdict. •. : The'Learned Jeo.ot &semi!, that it would : . be a queatiou foe the Jury teedeeitle, whether.er not . parties yore aware that the auriati goOil nothing.fur . Ile - was perffietly read to agree with Lord'Keoyon, that the eiabitif could Pot avail - himself his owe! neglect;` but. Mint -his view Of the tate,. and foielthe testimony of Mr, Bolton' 'he as inclined te,tbink it was a Mat": ter generally. anderstOod, Ilia' the eSiAuily wit of 'do' vefdri, from.the incorrectoeit, of 'the papa, A verdict was taken for.thsPlisintiff, 'abject to; .a fustist . consideration of the Judeote A dog otter, 4 feet long, and 381bs. weight, *eh on . Mendel shot on the Wears *ear HOITITALITV..."A fo» dienibgs since 1 eat distiibuted,by' the exedelers'of the late Mrs. )lltioikatow, at her house at Kensiegtoo. to Aft poor *Went persons, 50 bibles, 50 blankets,. 50 half.quarkra 'loaves, 50 -pounds of 'beef, and, tol each one shilling. Independent of this, since ier death, ii sant of money Wesdistributed. • On Monday evening it distressing scene occurred in blickfriairs-road ` } , A , respectable woman, who bed beets in arrears of • rent, was so alarmed al the 'Owe of her goods, that she fell into convulsion `fits, and an infant at her breast died the next morning. • • Tuesday se'unight the house of Theist's Sulli van). wf. ILOucklirawn, near . Irremnre, .in the County of Tipperary, wits set fire to by White Boys, and.totally consumed. The poor man his wife, and eight children, narrowly escap ed bein g • burned sto 'death in the conflagration, and every lartiche in. the house was consumed. Same night, the house of Maurice Trani, on the said lands, was also set oe fire ; but by timely exertion it was fortunately gut under without tieing any serious 'lnjury. — Our lait letters froM Valenti state,' that the coigndui 'ef Kerry, Waterford, find 'Tipperary, Continue to be serionelee disturbed by White [toys, sad armed parties of. ooctucital benditti t ,On the 2tst inst. the Rey. Nicholas Nellan l . assisted by a ~s lftseltment of the South Cork Militia, conveyed Tralee Gaol three tacit; ftairlierijoifty Con. for, Datil Coenor, and *Richard Geiny, :charged with being. White Boys, .and attacking the house of Darby Shea, of ,Moietina, by firing two shots through 'his door, and threateniti .. g to burn ''his house, unless he and IdifaMily quitted thieoill.' try within six dip. - On Saturday sa'noight, befell,* two and three o'clock in the.. afternoon,- ble:ThOnsaslilowen, 'Oemseer of Wocks in the Boys' Engineer Depa d rt. Meet at Dapeanson Fort (Ireland) put a perio to hii existence, by shooting himself through the head. With a Iforse:pietol....hiving placed himself (us jt IS theight) - opposite •to e loaking4glass in his • chamber, and Wog the pistol wader his.kftme. Twelve or Mom minutes previous tothifidreadfut catastrophe, he sent for Mr. 'Thome Power; with whom he had some conversation tiditire ttt the der pertinent, and he (Mr. Poiret) &dims,. that he; never Saie•the . unhappy man More tranquil or col lected: letters which were : feuee in his room , dire cod to ,his mother and others he. essigna.nocu glary embarrassment and disappointment Ih Lottery. , speculations, as the motives of his committing the kink deed. A 'Coroner's Inquest was held ors the body, and the Jury brought iu a verdict of File de ie. • , 10 • , ~~~ n ~ .. "lb •., I , 6iiiitig.. . . EICTRAORDINARY . 013888 Y. Yesterday Ge*Oge I'o:seri *vas broskla. before' , ? Mr. Remo by awuplitgyer by whoge exertions ha , hid beets "apprehended, ~_. charged, with robbing L' :Piorce Bryan, Esq. of Manchester-street, Man. chestee.square, efAliree valuable "gold *sachets, ' three gold snulfaboiest, h number of 'diamond ant ' other rings, bank notes, and other articles of cob. shierable value, to the amount t ofone thoisatid, pounds. • , . , . . . In consequence o f the wounds' and bridles the • ' . . . prosecutor receiied 'a t the -time of the reobtery, he : has been confined to his roota l • alai was yeiterday brought to the office in a iellan.chatr, to. which he . remainetiin tbe holy of the, office, and Mr. READ attended close 16 him to take hip endenie. ' • Ille . itated, 'that the 'prisoner lived with him in the capaeityne footialit about sit months, during vrhichliine he missed a silver 'butter.bott, whack was traced. , s'i the prisoner,. as .baring,stolen it, Jai consequence of which lie. was appreileeded, bat the witness did not prOsecute kiln; and oasis libe: ration took his note to pay"the innotiut 0 the tiutter..boat at seven shilkuga a week: ' to the lie. ginning of last May the prisoner was. t ii6chvge4 from the prosecutor's house. Oil the evening of the Bth of May, the prosecutor's nicce, who 14. ' • sides with him, went out in his carriage to pay a visit, leaving no persowin the house except air old wohian, but the prosecutor .was not sure of that,, and, io,fact, it is much doubted. The protecu. tor was sitting in the (rout parlour reading . , *ids two candleiburoing. About a quarter before It o'clock he heard the parlour door open gently, and on looking'•tuwarila it, he observed a man with' something over his face, which had the appearauce. •of a crape; every step the inaw took ho aside a \ n oise like the barking of a dog , and i t the sable** time poititod toiards the dock fur tht,proseentor to follow him, which he declined to do ; the fello w, I • then opened the back parlour door, and dragged the prosecutor after h im, who ' fell over a tahlv, ' Which, falling upon his left l e g , cu t it open ha ' tbree places,* which have not bum' cored. The ' fellow held him down, and picked his breeches and a , coat pockets; from tke former he took bank notes , to the amount of 1001- sod the key of his iron , chest; and 7 froui his coat. he took his . .pocket. book, containing itoveril bank 'safes, but to what amount he could not tell. • Tit G fella tv proCeeded to "! unlock the trots chett, cod -wok • opt the bold • watches, lea Cf-boces; itiol,joweilecn.to,tho above ,* amount; after which the . yiilaitt got upgtt the pro- Reuter, and, with s o vilest Woo, cut open his . temple; wide% induced th is prOseciltoe to - ask if ' •he iiititided 4/ 'aurder Moil` the - villain madniso ; .repty,•-iseedist -lie -speak . ens word Aiming. the,,., islisole-transactin, - toil coistiqueti the wh o le time, , makiog a noise like 'the barking of a dog . . ifs ' t.' putlit 4 eihdleollt, and 'licked the Uld Pentlemiii -l ' io:the backs parletir: After;#'liliht lieur tilt ptili: .• secutiori,who.is verrinfipe,„4pit , to the Window, .: nil 'Called out ..11..*Idisces 1 *topics 1" &c.. which , . * alarmed thq nt?iglibulirh.oosis sTiin i t'ef Whom' were . 4 400 tweoter the house; tliewtheltrtilii at length 'forded the:street doer Ispiet,' and a' gen inber osier. - .. forts entered the house, - trot's: romp the periwig ; . toot, and released the old . f.kaidilerisini." The s wiL .:. 'lain, it, appee!ed, ltud..le4 the other Tessollo in 0, : earned, to tuts front parlour, in saili isitiiatioa o that there 'ingot to; a dale his lid e enfioll ale - 61-e to 'the boair,''foit the sit* . brciikilit pre- • -*** rented IL • The prmaticutemsisiii, teat although he ; • col o s si isf s.ene the, rage of. tke„ . .(oliow who rubbed . nottillAreated,hloi, Apt ?soar the Appeareece o f 'the prisoner's person, and has lisioilladge :of his' w hen 'be was ill fills Serdicoilie•fitedlio 'doubt of hall being the robber. • :Chutes illimphveysf belonging to the .Office s described the means be used lq,takstee prisoner hot° custody, !toil produced several artkleitnintr npon lies, and at his Cidgings, Vlach met i&eisti:t . fled by the tiros:vector. le . the sniff-ben ishich! - was found upon the-prisoner, bauk.wistos to• the amount of 374. WOreill it.; Alieniroved to be parg, of the notes taken out 0 the prosecutor's ;beeches. pocket, the numbers of which were proved" by al clerk of Mr. An:robot; the tea-61+11er, in tke Strand, who had given the prosecutor change the day preceding the robbery. , . . The Prisoner was committed for trial. - - ~ Monnioiith Wool : Fair was held on Wednesday se'unlght. The quantity 'of wool brought fur sale was unusually , small, massy' Socks of sheep nut having yet been shorts. • Fine wools averaged 395. per stone; for coarse. w Got the demand was iucoo• siderable, and much remained unsold. At Sydenhato, the Laay of RAO) Price, Emii ter. . „ • (.. i.11.-41.1..;..4.2.1.. • .14A.ItItIEO. • On the 27th, at Enstha i nstend Church, tiestAkilla Broirwitto4oohtioNststet-fiencral.of the Forcep,r.to SW 4 ' Sophia issett, l ote,st daushter of the late !Lev. Biszett,.of Khiglitton:hottst,lslo of kith. • • • DIED.' • 14 '•": " • Oa the glib of Janes .at his house, Stepaays.ltich. Price. E. la the filth of his age, At Newport, eountroi bfayo; on Tisesiiny the 513 jail. in the ‘2"2d year of his.age, joical..O'Douel, Esq. son. to Oie kite John O'Donel; uI that taiWu, Esq: anti nephew to Sit Neal O'Doael, lbws. 1 • • At his lodgings, on the Grand Portkili Cork, Lieut.-N. &Doghert lute of hit Majesty'i Illtb:ur Royal trill ;sr , - sitneut A few days 'since, nt iht"fituse of 11. Chaiispiois• tol ' where she.was no a visit a jth.her.friendt, Miss itiortio.Jer • Hurt, daughter of Hurt, Esq. of Wiolpide4ifeet, . twa • dom. • • ..- • SPRiNfI PHYSIC. );',' ' ' ' ' • .A SWI-;littlNEft, OF.. VII% IiMPODI• - Dft. VEN 1:41..'s ni.4:risuoitotyrtc V" GETA.BI. I.: PILLS eie the best alteVidiveatid phri• Per of Ike Illutaft, not requiring any co lktigineat..qr iu 'Diet. 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