The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-12-30 00:00:00

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Let aullseeson MANaION.IIOI.7II I t.-A few nights ego a hoose,'w....a _mister, ,_ • di, eahe e a li . 7, , 4. dieting, in the Moat unequivocel terms, the reports ! rend I 4 following attract of 'a speech tie* by Sir in 50 yards of the watch - pause, in Duke's-place, • u s . aks i fs Nn. Id, the Prisoner w was rely. I' l2 a ' of an intention, upon his part, to disturb the peace 1 Wm. Meredith in the Reuse of C 61111 " 011 r# 11 °eel " was broken °Pe" Ititi strilleed of its cotitents, tirhicli' .fid: bit tedos_feeciroyeah.tailredlittwioeb-white;neNtitihri.ethmeitschhoepu twheesditipb u ienef ed errifei , : - of Hayti, mid eapreasina his fitted resolution to culti- 1 skin of the Shop.lifiing Act, and . ? will be eonvinced were caetied dem" off, without any oppositioli 'iii ' ' l AA . 9: f e f l o t rp the ry mo o n n ey th h e e n h o s t d e: , • that they are all tenderness, loving mercy, and tom- . even without'auy discinery ef the robbers be in Tate agriculture. • cotnmerre, peace, end•civilisation. fe le i t eb him fbe lo n ok at it. Mr anl• h ' - ' ; • 'al' (6 some G ' t • - by the Watehtnen. . -- ile soy, In his Prorlarnstioo, that •. he was on • visit Passions. ; ._ i • o f k i with his family t o his differed' il•Tartiaents, when " ehop.lifting tier wes to prevent bankers and Atte The LORD MAYA thtnising that theta must Thl he got possession Of it, then he contrived to roll II 'M ' and. other shops where there are Coat- beeti . eorne culpable negligence on their part, or der. ibl. r n . ir l i t s ch fid ell f;i t m o .. the depth of Potion lock place, and he made so Offer gnidsniilhas• ite eyt - lei the citizens o-f that part of the blend over which monly good. of great stelae, from being robbe d ; but an enquiry to he instituted. In consequence, the . ote, but no sooner '44 • • .. p p iti They e . .s ng . the Bank Of Igo to it. goee to far e s to reekeeit'death to lift airy thing off Ward Officer, Mr. Henry - Christopher, and the Pvtion presided, -to trait, with that which he govern- . . a ,.. ccimpter terthstilent to si.ecd, Under this Act, nice Ward Bhaelle, Mr. Fawcitt, were both en the alert, , n n i n t ni t h or h th e er i , rai l t ri n t eli pepp sy l_ R ng e i ni t in f d tis p l d ent .r (y I nto h ill 1 ed, and to•become one natino ender hie regime, as Mary Jones was esecoted,..tehele case I shall just end on five different evenings • found none of •tliete 'lt Was under the rule of Dessalities, undec:w boat ß emanded , 'f or t h e p us . • But he made no mentisso A - Christotthe bad been brought s up. 4 was at the dine when , press warrants guardians of the night at their ro er lions: liose of ivi i nf ormation tb were issued , on the alarm a bout - Falkland's islands. therefore stimmoeed Lyon Davis, Chrinophe'r Salo- ot the ciicutostatice. . I.' 'e ff orts - to cofere them. They refused the invitation, • 1 1 • Ofecied Boyer for their President. and things re- The woma n ' s husband . was pressed ; their goods • arekn 'ass moat, Nathan Solomon,, three Jews , and • Frefitst- „Ca ,t a res pectable young Perkins tot! man, clerk to Mr. Wi Iran Gorey, two Christians; I to a n . rga. itiefiStd,' dhes' etn' onger, No. Sh, Ludgate.hat i wee 0 omitted as they formerly mere, - The . proclamation seised for some debt of his; and she, with two sm . all .. s , steer jivfore his Lordship for their cultiebilathatten. ithhe ' e fh ap ri ni P wio r ..e i t s rig o sr n o : fa r ttli fi e . megapetasouis.uha been at i . l j nest stivea,test the character Of Christophe bad been children, turned into the streets a begging. 'Tis a mph., li circumstance not to be forgotten, that she wee very tion to duties of their office. Yesterday' inorning where he hed'been detained gilder the fSt • • r • -id been sent 66t M °11 r. 1" : " atrol d :o l t a d g t b ir e I Me rod its t:l; ,. bert. pie enquire re after 1 : -.' • Th e returning hOme all the evenine, suits of business, particularly those of foreigesers, shopman saw' her, and she case of Lyon Davis first engaged his Lordship's at- ,. • soy piece where religion, education, the arts and t a-) . y pocket ), 9 tention , the debts atill gone off *if hike money. About I gret*nly misrearesetited. Instead of seizing ell kinds they a appeared to the suminonses' eticepting Wm. cumstantell,i7 - • i i i 1 ' of morchandixe as represented by the Americans Y unsling In I.is dominions , the civilized world that the property and the por- were protected better than in Hayti ; nor was sciences, could be better encouraged according to the , ISSPOIOS possessed. The laws were faithfully oung,, rind very haetisanne. She m,,id went to lin:n or . &epees silty, .04 some coarse linen of the G or ,iy, who, Camptei, and slapped it under . her cloak ; t , he there 't,his, the teas hanged ! - Her defence was (I have the ri I'n .m that she had lived in credit , and wanted for nothing, till a press.gang came, and stole air, an d i m .... her liehusbund from her; hat since then she had no bed according to atcoents given to his 'reed some o Lordship, was presented from attending by a violeut ing, in hill usual . avoe.ation, le .colleet deMa, colt fit of illness, which ermined him to his bed. came alarmed,' 'suspecting' be had received Chriotopher 'slated, tbat Lyon Davis was an hoar slier eleven al night placed on duty at the watch-house on Wednetday last, 'by Mr. Fawcilt, whose business it was to set belie* there ;a persoo, 'wiener, waslefetis *lit ts kt t oe; tit ► s , a y i o mt and p o r r 7 n ar th ere e a a m home, t ad on the Pannier's rotate he wag taken into 1 • wa s to on, nothing to give her children to eat, and psitially executed ; but the violation of them the witch, • Niels etighi tf4, - teieLetteta - t- c- .. r • coming .1 were almost naked, and, perhaps, she might promptly sad sesprety punished. The Government , they wrong, .for she hardly knew „' clock , but did not come lTh Urotil'ilii ifining. He custody Y . braughtto billeshwies was wholly monarchical, and the King guffawed no ,hel'e, 4. l atae, something Who denianded the Red Fawcitt visited tire wattrlCOnie twice that nig ht . money he bad collected. In k etinatier Prisoner'stated e onr• but his Ministers to interfere ite-atiairs of State. what she did. The Parish Otheers testified the truth , their first visit was, paid at MIPS . WWII ': they found that hh had not ref:lilted Seib II v t Alt of his personal cruelty and sameness were,there- of this story : but it seems there had been a good deal Davis at his post: theic wood visit Was at half-past to ; his master would Not be 'CO • • ed "n "(I- -.; - fore, the fabrication of enemies, reported by cre.: of shop-liftitig about Ludgate: an exam le was two o'clock he was elmeot.from it. Fawcett dulity and prejudice. Ile had established schools thought necessary : and this woman was hanged for muse , a n d gave the comfort and satisfaction of some shopkeepers in wrote in the lynch-house Immit, that no Ofilgex wa s him in tritterly to thewatat; by whom he tees iods'aid .• and charitable institutions, of almost every kind, for their comfort and happiness, so that they should Ludgate.street. When brought to receive sentence, present at that time; and staying in the witch-house, in the Compter. found that Davis did not return' again (luring the Early yesteitlay morning Mr. Gainaford mode the . be eatightened above the ordinary degree of their she behaved in such a frantic manner, as proved her . desponding state, and the fellow.creatures. He then invites them to keep to to be in a distracted an d whole night, though he ought to have remained there necessary "quirks, and 6"difigibe statement of chili' was , sucking at her breast, when she set out for till hatf.pastseven . iothe morning . I the cause they had begun, and not (as when St. Do-. . Prisoner to be &affect, rent directions to thiCamp- ., Mrs Fawcitt curoboirated thislestimonY in every ter to lei biro out • • ne, however, refused to be re. - miner) was in revolution, and the French were carry., 1' Lures • ..• .., point, leased, and insisted on being brought Were a Ma.. l'‘' ing devastation end massacre before them throughout W ho shall say, on reading this account, that ' Of what value • . • • •- • • • Davis, in his defence, acknowledged his abseneea • gtstrete, for the purpose of clearing his character, ' the Islaudi to fly, like cowards, but to face their thiugs are not as they ought to be. nay, itaid his Mann's shop bring shit di it wit lite but said, -that bebed remained at his post as l'ons'a's Thai saner said, that hiving received ' enemies, and to "keep their ground.-" Then," says was the life of this woman and her sucking child, in compatison with a piece of coarse cloth, stolen from his health, which was generally indifferent , would no in p. when he returned, he did not think It Suet mane la i' i the Proclamation, 66 will I lead you on, and in me i you shall find the heart of a lion, and the soul of a the shop of an hoot'stlintin.drape r ? permit. Being asked by the Lou) Miami, whether lie call in, more especially as he was tritititiod t • 1 i A min. Let your coiner s fly triumphant over all our territories, and our motto be-‘ This is the Land CO RON ERS' INQUESTS. -...am5...-_ was acting as constable in his own person, or as a supper, and had no material commaititialo " d4rmike to substitute for 'mother ; he answered as a constable to his master- of Liberty.' I deplore the loss of my rival Chief, A n , Mr. Alderman Bleep lemented his Unjustifiable Inquisition was taken on Tuesday at St. Thomas's Hos- • 'Prtion, who was so beloved' by the troops he corn - Ora, before Thomas SMELIVN, ESq. Coroner, on the body of in his own right. mantled." He then entreats them to study their do. !meta Prenci , , aged eight, years,. who was burnt in . a most 1 . The LORD MAYOR said, that if his health was so her to tdifferent as he represented it to be, lie ought not hastiness et detention, sand expressed much indignation at the ..' \ mestic affairs, but to keep themselles in readiness, that. when an enemy treads upon their dominions, readfol manner: The deceased resided with her aunt , in Mar- den.row, St. George's, Southwark. on Saturday morning last, 1 during veered abseoce of her neat, she blood near tbe fire ; have undertaken the office. Mr. Gainsforal, in thin depriviag a re. spectable individual of his liberty, and subjecting The Jew, in reply, stated that he was a foreigner his character to serious injury, on mere sunniae aud with him at their head, he may crush them or perish. f m l umthelatei e r h a v n e t i t op h e ere w e i n th th f r a ba me rs s iosthtelieraghraotue; of tihleshheohwseas and a waive to the customs of this country ; that unfounded suspicion. . The dominions of Chistuphe and Boyer contain a po- screaming Leadfulls ; aln.k.ionch pulled the burning garments- . • Vitiation something - near 300,0 00 , which is con- from her body, and in d so h deing burr file, h h ands shockingly; th the Ihe wished to please every body, that he hail been The Prisoner woo, of course, discherged. • I desired to accept the o ffi ce ef constable, and that he A case of an information. linnet the Steward, of .. normally increasing, by emigration from the United szsocoifatehge.daesm.eaa:pazymeagyt,oo ing e, e i r n ; ... ) s ' i t ic n h w ex a t s r s em e etor. l - .. • States and the English and French islands. Each lure, took hold of one of her bands antrdragged her into a pond ' bad accepted it because be did noi know that be was I the Firm and Friendly Benefit' &Wet; .ff Master was taken to n .t. St. Thomas's Hospita i l o , ail h d entitled to have a substitute. UUder these circum- Tradesmen, held at the sign of the Thisie 'Pigeons, -. .: I , has shout RO,OOO troops,and those under Christophe ( 'Pll' ile she house 4 she she died immediately . stanees . he . hoped that his Lordship would not visit ' Butcher-ball-lane, by a vespectable old Gerleman,, • • are well discipliaed, and fine troops. . . Another loquisitino was held at the same time, before the . same Coroner, upon the body of Henry 9riams, aged six years, him with a severe punishment ; but his Lordship l who hid been a member upwardd of U years. for . thesu n of Mr. Grimes, of Smith's bueldar4n.l.ong-lane, Her- turned a deaf ear to his petition , fined him 205., and . non.paytncnt of allowances to him during sickitees„ DR EA DFU L ACCID ENT. mondsey. Tbe deceased, durg his mothtei t ee, got some • , , • moieties and lighted them! th eftee. whkh-cnninwcated to Isis concluded by observing, dist if resistance were mad* :occupied a considerable space of time; but elicited - -- --rnet'-_ d a is e s, and burnt him too dread oily to d e scri b e ; he died im - to its pagment, he would take the evidence, audio. no new point of law, and was remarkable (tidy for •, A most alarming and serlden accident took place mediately Verdict-Accidental Heath, diet him- and every other pincer who &hi:44116H to the obstinate pertinacity with which the Society tea knor . her wn • "Alontlay morning, which (brae; the neighbour- • Inquisition MO held at the same t time, before the seine ta•roner, or : alie body of James (,1 woo.aged 18 in_ onths, I do h4,,dety, et' the Quarter Sessions. i sisted, what was subsequently proved to be the jut -.-- - aissod - of Poplar into the utmost confitsion. In con- the s un of Mr. (11bSOD, Of White-street, St. G eo r g e ' s Church, 1 Mr. c bustopliet then made a similir complaint claims of a sick member. , ' "sequence of the inhabitants of the above place not whose death happened under the following drew:winners - f . l'he mother bad ci e s:some boiling water in a cup on the t , tab — I against C. Selemons, who was placed at the watch- Mr. Alderman WAITUMAW, who was in atm,. hoeing@ sufficient supply of settee of late, the parish, ' a" part of the roam ; !burg her absence thc itoese on ThOsdey,tweabog last. 4., auce, the presenee of two Magistrates being regeketi frir the purpose of furnishing them more convent- and weal "a°l .deceased took op lila cup of watiff. mad Vrall mine act of dollen- . a C. felf..FWeteittibrtetlcouting thit - ilititinent - C ' So. by the Statumalutplissichcasessosid ?Owes sort' to - ent ly with that necessary article, determined on hat- ice when she turned hevbead ; her fright riveted her to the,piar seefilebith:ori,eicveearseet=rentee. 'Min 1 4 9 witedischargettivith a slight, en:omnd, and observe, in ell.the cases of this kind which IsidiaieW : , . lug wells made, end for a leetah of time past several scald ed - his sc r t e h a r ill oa s t rod opt nd in d• . '''',. ~., ~ ~.,. : a t . 1 before him, a • Strong riP :tti pay . tittlEuees(lni!. on the part of the Sock. „ ..• - 4 water , wh ere s a h r e gi st i o t o dh" .. • '-' Men have been employed digging them in the High- crate o the lungs and produce his demo. Virdict.- Acct - The 7Cn e .. .r• • case in rodent So . ,wee the nealeotered ties to resist the ,claims 'egi t in them; they were sil'w 1 'street Poplar. They had succeeded in making them dentally scalded to death. • ~ , ~. t . ,,„ ... Another lnquistdou was held at the same time and place, be.* open •; be bad ngende4 ottpaq st,etening. in a simi. waais.anxinus to receive, t 'eery unwitting to pea ; . 'in amaztng depth but stil • kept digging until Mon- s fore the same Coroner, on the body of Hannah Campbell, aged I.H. manner , .H I ,',:t. st a t - . e .a-A -.-- _ •t •• .first, and h - c mi - Mi ded to the Gentlemen who attended slay mot fling lust, about one o'clock, when au seri. ears, the daughter of Mr. Campbell, of Grove.place. Dept- ' ,_. I; iv .• :. rF L t ”, , S sw . 9 •P ulu g 9 .general regumflty..4l.ettaeppepcg;,seeunally,, on on the part of the Society . , it they had no sympathy • dent of a most dreadful nature occurred. • Several friar( whose clothes caught fiee during the nurse's absence, and . his wse w e 's so severely boot as to cause her death. Verdict-Ac -' his ilium at t,ls• tiMg.en.whlob, the imputed neglect for old age end infirmity now, to recollect, that • men were employed, some placed at the bottom of cidentally killed by burning. . . though they were youtq„ and prosperous, the lime ' b lbe well ' digging,while others were at the top to draw no Tuesday an limeest was, held apt the house of Me..A • conk peace ,, • ' ' s •-• •. ' 1 : .. • Crouch, the sigo,of of the Bricklayers' Arms, Kinglgate-sfratl, . , 14 Lapps, Mixtlei,, howter % PO Aiabling 'tint -might arrise•wheu they themselves might be redired sp the dirt in a tub. Mr. Broadhurot, bricklayer,Mil& -him also 10,. to the necessity of maklnk similar claims to ' those Holborn, before Toostas STt RUNG, Eig. on the body of William ..ajaill w ere . ist i s t l o ol ity - iii irry d •of Poplar, who was the person employed ' to conduct Bolton, a coachman, aged 51 years, who came tw his death by I . • -••,. t •- . ( that part of the business, was at work with his man Ana his .1 twenty. stoltings. , ..,, . ~ • . 'they were now coutesting • m u a, wife to the deceesed, gave, her evidence coder The nine charge was alit' wade against Perkins. . Boy -stesear.-7 Acmes Secret, the driver of the i , placing some bricks nearly at the bottom of the well, s h e i •1 greatest alkiction. She deputed they lived at 'No. 5, Silver- , •Mr.,Fatecitt said, that on Saturday night he had. gendle coach from, near Biggleswade, in Beriforc- s S . and •as flamed by a labourer digging at the bot. street, Bloomsbury. He was a sober, steady man, and a good iv , • - ill wish aPa ail .the :much-louse about , eleven o'clock, to• .shire r um,ler went e i tourth examination , being charged 1 tom, alio told him that he was afraid there was great h e r ba l I nd •i ; nd the s se eve tw re o pa i ri t s i ll : very ° l n n ti stie h at e l, h a a n d end bee ed n with loivness of I sii . ip ir _ s . .. .- osai i roce . its clearing the guldieabooefo.-a • with st . es . l . inl a_ . ,. t nalel s . e .. nt .. by ._ his cow, from the • devotee, pert of the place being quite wet and soft,and sp7r i Tti l 2; lie was a wait that never swore, nod une of the last per- 1 4 e E.0.4-feeive, le f!ttpin i . , , , wiAbrot eft/CU ~ oilmen of 1, mao . vll,,wit.ft trattartsoliq to the amount some of it having actually Rived way. Mr. Broad- somatic would suspect to commit suicide , he watt in a proper 1 : 0 . .5• 1 1, 11,060;40110,* 4- . 0 Officer wag Wife Was there' of 2451. with the waggon way-bill, directed to t`dr. . . , t i purist went immediately to the bottom, to ascertain state of wild ; they slept in separate be !in the same ro irn,und .1140_ .. burned a rush.light at night owing loins illness ; lie wells to bed Illielt,4ato o'clock in the morning, but ne s Perkins Smith, the proprietor,, at the Thine Cups :11: ii, in whether thereat/es ariyalunger,aud was soon convine- about eight o'clock ou Sunday evening; she gae bins some Us i t ) t - ci:b . e fo . und there. r a'•l of ' hie - Alders rite-street .-- Mrs: Ma y hi cabal , p ed that there was not a moment to spare to save their gruel, and he appeared morecomfortable ; he made v et VD , bed at the sane time , os she was out at work the three du flats before ; • ettins, in answer to the charge; staled, that at stone, and Mrs. Susanuali.iblartin, of the Commer. lives. The tub in which the dirt was conveyed op was at . lie awoke about eleven o'clock, and called for a drinls, she got.. eleven o'clock he was engaged .I,r securing amen slat-roast ,, who were both inside-pawners by the the hot ; °mond some of the men clung to the ropes. Mr. np and ;Mae Id?, a urine-glass full of weak gin and water, " he from some pickpockets. . The life of this man he had coach on the c 27th . of Nolember, the day when thet • . Broatillutst got on the tub, and they bawled out to the th was so low•errited t she wept to slaw a,„ion, and awake at . three o'clock , and out hearing him breathe, she called, but re. no hesitatiun its saying that he had saved, who, in re- parcel was stolen, attended, awl they wire posi- , men above to draw up,or they would be killed;. the celsing no answer, she '.., men on hearingohe alarm instantly began drawitig t ut up turd took the light , sod was him shocked at finding hint lying on his hack quite dead and cold. turn, gave a blank eye and, bloody nose, though 1 tinily to Secret, the coachmen', asking fur the perti- , 1 up, but in a moment the whole of the earth at each weltering in his blood, his throat cut, and a razor covered with blond clasped its his lewd, and another razor lying on the bed- P he believed unktentiooally. ,Th case had ben be- cuter parcel when the coach stopped at gunstock e fore his larodship, end therefore he filiould de mi. Corner, and, Mrs. Slarshall beaded it to him end he 1 side gave way and buried them. The report of the clothe.. She called Mis. Barbrooke, thelandlady, who assisted . thing more than allude to it. •. ' did net return „it. 'lbis was most conclusive •eri. i accident soon spread about tile town , and in a short t° "S" S tual la y hiln•out. A fellow-coachman corroborated the first part of her evidetice. The Lono hi narott said, that this excused his ab • dance sp inet him ; but on etcoubt of his eatraortli-- t . • rowed time several thousands of persons c ollected rod the and the Jury, without hesitation , re t u rned a verdict...A.l*d *mice et Pleven o'clock; but how was it thst he had tinily good 'character lie was not committed, but Jpot, mod the labouters commenced digging for the by hi, oWn act, Lu cutting his throat in estate of mental de- I left the lives and property of his Majesty's subjects admitted to bail, himself in 2001. and two sureties in .•. bodies ; they continued until yesterday, when on r "g eumm:' 1 unguarded et the hour of midnight ? . . 1001. each. ••••. • .. ' :v • - plaint near to the place where the unfortunate per. p ILGORY.-Tuesday morning William Key stood 1 Perkins IA reply stated, :that:the hurts • ''• • ' .o the pillory, in Coveni- garden .market. A vas ; roneouise of then received its the elecetion of his duty were so which he . taireasea-savatts . --Charks Wanbock Powillirv4 , . sons were buried, smotherisd groans werladistinctly I heard ; Mr. Broadhurst, on hearing the noise proceed. persons had collected together on the occasion. As motto, lie ; sinful en gone home to get them trroper' ., . ley, by • Mr. Murrell,. .fnastereis t do ' r, in ~..oa-ntoioiateet, 1. ing from the pick-sae, as well as be coold, called' out, w w e a r s e. p i t h ree r, e n‘ d „ IL the hi m a v s !l o a tt r i a n t ;i t s, rotten egg t s ; a p p h i e e t s o , mi t & c. 1 p l (1 , H' e had been so f tor fill%Miyasearket, with robbing . him of e great - quantity • c . but .very indistinctly , atlas; they gut to him, and a libation of the hour, he is as so quarters . oinpleiily covered ‘ur that re his t peel': ! blowstressed - se which he had received , inflamed iheday he ef l ir ti ; Of cloth andsothee properto.-114 . , tied fat „estereituativemin a (were day. • i ) most drepdful picture here presented' itself; Mr son was rearm': 'discernible. Oar readers will recollect that On Y Tay e had not been able to bear having it *esti( •, 11 te ci h . Broadhurst and, Isis map Were proe,•trih it - *Won estraordi ary charge was recently made at Bow•street. against ~NION.MA . . Mut Illocoarsir - 4 40411 1 0 lunkiog . ) oung man of respectable connections,. named Henry Cooke. posed te the light. •,, . ••S anon was theatseit hy•Edward Smith, the cosistAble , 7 . . .. . (quite insensible) as if they had endeavoured by beam' *imam Key, whoaccused him of empl . aftei . 'llie LORD' MAYOR observed, that as suck wasehe using their hands, which waste up to tfielrfaces, to f"rnt"ags him wit h eisMis to murder Mr. Shen's. proof damberweil . , and tharged with CoMmittieg a ,o/'- e in o a p s. te e r t an tog it e h th a „ t r Merton , wtiihi. w an h d oi ha er v st i m l y a ci a m oo ni k i e ng w a a lo s ua r i ':. el . itie; he should discharge Itins•without a fine. fait W ass . .. pi . eeeut themselves from being suffocated.' *Oh dig. his duty to protect theolficer who did his etideasdnas- dry in Stfestisam,Chureh, and stealing a notvl;er of i farther "join Ilia body of a who by clerk. The Magistrates ceasidered tar charge unfou at. g Nr: Brooditerst's'acceont wit alive two hours pre. P.berated _cooke. who l iubsequea t tly prosecuted Key, sent case would hen warning to all constables, and the Church) *Med, that the oroperty found meet lives to hi s being ?round, wad !Sing fist, laying hold 15 Iloo7l7duCerstriallittleCieeoLlitrdnitrringitaintih. , go nom' vinous •the Prisoner belonged to ' the Cburchwardeos sod . ..old crane them to do their duty asatiey ought.-re - , .other persous who attend at the Church, ai.:l the _. of Mr.l.l.'s le g s , and quite dead. Another' mail, broke into th Y e house' .gl e c f 'Lle g etenant g' Vallis, R.N.'R.N.' If they Would only act with we sheik keitiii PiStrick.altiscot ' woe after found with ; • -i DO 'prisoner wascommitted. I i herit.road, but being Whined decamped 'without i .. at a • . i l onger hear of So many burglaries . activit y, •,• . . , • , , Itia eed ino ho l low ' which lie had made with his their booty. ' ,ail • • - - • ..; • GUILDIIALL.-Yesterdity Thomas 7'wigg i pglei WED. be s•hewe wi h ock diriculiy enriemied f r om • '.. • • .., -. EITRADRDIN AR Y BlltYno--On Christmas-04N theabout old, was brought 0f 9 eielsteen years Jo. in_ tatele, at her bottle, in the blinster-yard, taunts: aka , i ble.pes)loas sitouiieu, in ee entem . ery exhausted con- ;Wife. - uf Mr. Ssusalers, shoe - maker , No. I,Alttll's Sitfieg Ala istrate Mr. Alde rmenlltricti e ° chat* iwae' • . , . „......--.... , k t ~i , ~. and., hewing *(geed aiterit bridles. Mr: L lii 411 • . ' with attempting g '' - ad • Hea.h.court, 'Snow.hill, was delivered of tether. • hheCut.theta ote F:XCIAANfiE. Tv Witt', *sc. *. , 1 ' ' 'As t omjhritil was a l so inuat - buit. 'l7'o were drawn • • •-• '.' S ' • to utter a forged Hawk of Eutglaud a„,,, 0 erdata, 011 uU. i Leghoro„A . • ." is in the pth year of her age, and had no , cliffdren • note for 11. Ditto, at sigh i3O 0 ' Getout, 47 ~,, , stp„itx l'spe it,and,carried Vy ionic OA' to S . tutpon's, f ar 35, yeatebelbre. •• '.,. '' ' • Walter Beriloss •norentice to Mr. Mit .11 wo .i. Amsterdam, 11 6C. F. Matta. 50 1.- " i . ifrottiasbeece after iei 5 " " imiltednie. Mr. I l a - -•' ~ ~ , eC voiss, every . ' timid); .night. the house of Mr. Whit', shoe. len-draper, 57, West Smirhfi '• • ch-9 I Distll 3 ' . Velneei 15 tie '-'' 4 ' eta, said tbs. Prisoner itottuer•lta sigh, lt 7 Dram rtiortst was talc,i; to hi i residence in' HiSli.stieet, , .4 ' , maker, Of No. ITS, Whltechapel-road, was" N ' broke. ~. • cattle to his master ' s shop about seven o'clock on Antwerp, .11 9e% U . me. . . ' at i r ei i i n ' o 4 .l(lier oit. "" . r • • . .... cri Disco! to. the ouper's arms 'in i iiveidanger- i•• • - 4 1 ~ ~4. ,1 .' open, and robbed of boots and shoes *to th sinomit m on d e m ei n , Hambur li. 33 BU. Listn, 58 • . i 1- eus,cenuitioq ; } fie / untoitinate decker - or wait con lurci c y 1„, I m.ed some velvet'', which f, • A . ' p r 'twards of. 1504 .. .ationa, A 9 U. " Oporto. 58 .• . - . came to 45., and tendered in ll 11. note payment , Paris, 3 days's sight, 2.3 60 V.. 'Liu Janeiro. 65 i ‘ , ..• 1 toyed to tholueikliouse . for a Coronet's Ingaiest. ' ' . 'lag • b t lr. euffre, of ' Little Me .. sttacbtll on Sunday etetijog, It detth i ' lily est re. *CI woe which, from its appearance, tie (the Witness) suspect. Ditto, it 15 U. •Dublio. 1) yet Cert. , . ed to befiitged, and accordingly took it to his master's Bourdeaux, 93 9,) U. Cork. 9t per Cent. 4 _ _ _ ' - ~- • 4 small pig, the property . .of Mrs.. BO Hestia), of turtling homeward threltg, elltiate threereline on tbe Moine. 139ex.ms . 4ir. of Ilw Bank eit i ltilionit.e in the countiog•iiouse to examine, who inttne- r inuitrid, Sat etketive l'ortugal Grild, iii Ci•iti, 41 . 14 . t - - Coventry, was killed ou ; Weslitesday last, in which men, one of *hoes attinifielid Whim ft tire'reil.• s " said it - r I distely f : I / was two pet fect melts. , I log, and enquire d the way teratillaereasteletv, emitter the 0 >Hon of , • -Whoa, 39 • t , some of their neial:Uours, whschasyyate, 3,% • Gold, in. Bars, 41. Is, i: • Thete is at ittis.iime a robin's nest, akb (mu young 'at the same time levelled hilt by a severe blew et the • • ,NeAc 11oklers, li , 541. ~ 4 Aiwa: near y • t r . ii ~,,,,d, in the thatch of a cartage at Ile- ;back 'of the head, and a coincided with their own. An offi e third &Meted fib bet and ~ nil R im" charge of - " Le t. 1.1.'0 , A • Silveron•,,, . tat • , 'et! " hid' t .....• ...A-..... c. it btun ) near balisbury• • 1 . watch, end mittleoll. ' ..4 ' • a die Prisoner . Spun lifter be ' 'nat . a 113:41. g, e 0•14„ • - Iv es in custody Mr. blitch . :ll came in who h • I L*l'l in" ' ► ern'**‘l P" 1.3.) - - 9 ' it t a- attn. bIaTiIIIAIS Geteaca. alp. I, Sailehrtartsturt.„/•c ci- r ''"• . ' " . . , • - . . .. . • . a P. , • „. • , . ••• i I * ..' • . . . *.' * • • • • ~ . . • .• * ' . ... * , .