The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-29 00:00:00

11% %lOW 4' •sr - . ... • • L4IV !NM Mall; EAFC COUNT OF CH t‘i3Mr. MAY 211. of circurestances, adsr►itted by tutor himself, M. P. the hal had' . Wore his honour the 17:e.Chantwilei• I fentlaot tire is the part THE nuxa or BROtsWICK O. MARQUIS er.nERT-. had been merill roue. i himself then This was a Bill filed by thr Ileir at TA w, and the Ent hinai . other sur,ilj.ig lot' her Ixt. Royal highness the an i t hoit D.:chess of Brunswick, deceased, who foistlant huJ Niarch lase. The Bill stated, that in the year 1784, the de e helm: the eldest sister of the King, had in nisrried with his Rosa! Highness the bite Duke of 11r;oiswiek, Ilona whielt occasion his Majesty settled n a.,tn of SO,OOOl. open the late heelless and her t • . for their natural and on the death of et, • .. o rmiror, ft, he ppolrtiellled lit a given ratio to ace i the children. Rome of whom hare died, a ti others are out of the juriwiction o( the Court 01 the •Coutinent, in consequence •of achich their s t: sr os rif this fund cannot be ttt present a ppropriated rr transferred, so that the interlocutory order now pro vt-ri for only respelled the shares of the children sow in England. It appeared ie the statement, that In 1794. on the merino of his Rey*, Highness the Prince Regent with her Royal highness the Princess of Wahl, her prsitsortion isms vested in or d i onceded ' to him, and that him Royal highness had lately made a grant thereof to her linyal brother. The sent:Teem of 1761, hetisg written in thrt - Treor t langemee, gave rise to some questions not nc c.statrs or espehle tieing at pre'sent discussed, the' c.,osnieratiott of them %VIA postponed, anti it WWI only that the sums Weil y due she'd(' be or iteted to be trutsferred and pa cjiithe,parties iutitietl le the same, by the surviri t .of the original wtsietneut, the .iirtteis of aid the Earl of Chelroondeleyythe Defrentlik fit s gia cause. It was ferther prayed, as a part of the pre.sent as. ! der, nett Iwo Royal Righttetiltlet'Prineess of %Valet; besaidewed to girt: her cnitient; nifliaatt: per antiall... attending ia Court, to the transfer of her share of the fund, to the use df tier Royal Husband. iiis Honour, ea hearing Sir Rostu.t.y, Alts Idt.tent, sod Mr. llEtt.o, for the'Tr4s tees, who id; miffed the far's, and submitted, and Mr. IttCnAnnt ami - Me. 4114nwt:t.t., for the 'Plaintiffs, perceived no oni.setinn to tht arrungNeent now prayed for, aid granted the order. iOW Fritter seinnight, a Coroner's Inquest was . held at Hainfosd, by the Coronet of the atchy of • Lincister, on the bodies of Dinah Maxey, aged 50, and Elizabeth Smith, *aged 22, her daughter by a former husband. After a minute examination of wit.; nesscs, and the bodies being opened by an eminent surgeon, the Jorors" verdict was—Killed by poisoni administered kg a person or persons unknown. It I appoint-, that,oq the Thursday morning preceding, these unforhtnateyictites breakfasted at their usual hour, and made their tea from water out of a kettle; which it was their custom to fill the evening - before, and place in a dart, and into which arsenic, or`' l other,corrosive poison, had been infused. 'file I younewasean observed the water being white as it ills poured out, but took no farther notice. She was soots after taken suddenly ill ; the mother was attacked in the same . rnanner, and a few hours tertni; noted their eitistence. No clue has yet been given to discover the author of this horrid catastrophe. • COUftT of !Mfrs Bleteit Mivl. THE KING Mr. COMMON SERJEA VT prayed the judgment et the Coca on the lit.feodant in . this case; who heti been convicted, along with another Defendant, net, hr tught up for. judgment, named Hester Eliza St.- J.tliuts, of a toutpiracy Pieudort Yrom the Hen. Bit- MI Cochrane, rertain large :sums of money, to the s7nount of 10,000 t. tin a thjeut of expoflog a .pre t..nded proposition void to bps been made by Ihei Prosecutor toAlissiSt.Jillien, that she should use a vapour bathinvented by tte Prosecutor, under whosq protection' site then lived, for the' purpose, in the event .of her again proving. pregnant,—slte Haring Fall . too children to the Prosecutor,—ofcaosing abortion. - - W. Ryer was brought up to receive judgment, hav ing been.found guilty on an - indictment for assaulting two women. It appeared. from the evidence, that the -Defendant broltainte a room where W oro persons. were eugarpd at prayer 4 thin be aid Imola the two wadarin a .' . h sr move bovavold kill thertateactier7 ti Mr. tiriallep, aged Be, but was prevented, by be ing forced out of the tnom.• One of the women was far gone with child. The Defendant was intoxicated. The indictment had been removed by the Pratticutet from the Scotian, into the King's Uetich, by Seri/b -rad. The affidavit of the surgeon, who had attended the wonwn who was with child, was put in to prove that she Ind not received any material injury. 'Mr. Justice Gausa, having remarked ou the int propritoy of. Defendant's _conduct, and having also stated that the removal of the indictment weighed with the Court in his favour, did order and adjudge, that the Defendant should pay a fine of 101. and re main in the custody of the Marshal of the Marsha** till the same was paid. 'Persons of the names of Williams, Miler, Ness.' Pawn, IValker 9 and White, wore brought op to low . .• , ceive the ipagment ot the Court for a riot and assailt on J. Knowles, Esq. It appeared that on the bth of November, the Defendants had made a large bon-fire before the house of the Plaintiff, and had threatened hint violently on his interfering and - taking some hurdles frets the Defendants, which had beet) itoProperlpttlitla, with the intention. of burning theme Atrthr Vial the Defendants' Couniel• had On Thursday, ns one of the labourers employed on!, the works on the Heights of Dover, was passing with i a harrow loaded with dint stones over one of the temporary bridges thrown fret the ditches, a Nrge stone &opt tris the heed atone of 'the DerbkMilitat end Rwndetlliirri so Si4erey, thathe died while he was conveying to the Hospital. A few days since, as two poor girls Were weeding in a field belonging to Mr. Croa,dill, of Thaning toil, Kent, they discovered a piece of gold, in the shape of a small bar, which they afterwards sold to a silversmith in Canterbury for upwards of twelve pounds. it was entirely plain, and not even a rem nant of antiquity about It. It ay neared' NM the, evidence adduced, an d. Intel three letters produced on the trial, which took place at Maidstone, before the Chief Rare", Oetlbetibe;, fendant, Si; Julien, had lived in Asopp's-boildings, in a house furnished and rented for her by the Pro secutor. In this house site had home two children, both of whom are supposed to have been the Prose cutor's. About November, 1811; however, he sus pectin. the fidelity of his mistress, or rather, being resolved to br7ak off with hrr, invited her to meet him at Gravesend, where, instead of himself, she fiinnd a letter from him, informing her of hii deter. miiimion to break of the connection; that she needed out return to her house in London, as he had dis posed of it, and the finniture it contained, of which be bad recently - before procured her to sign an in ventory, on the ground that he wished to effect an Asturance on it, and on her and the children's clothes, &e.; and, inclosing her 101. desiring her, at the same time, to act as she pleased. After this* se veral letters ()wed' from Mist St. Julien, to , the Pro leciitori in which the dematiti; provisions -for her children and herself, agreenhly to the provisioiss .l which the Prosecutor had declared to - be.containedc in his will, namely, of 30001. for vier* of the children,' and of 40001. ini•ead of an - annuity of 2001. per amipm„~ proyided for Miss St. Julien herself, with: power af'ditposal after her dbath. 'Nese' letters were accompuit4 by a thteat of the Prosecutor, if demands contained in, bating •matie to Miss the nature alluded to, :2'h, 14th, and 18th first and thin/ were proved hand-writing of the preiiine Aeon •, there being 'also ' Zelr. Illirrison, when vies 'Om • • • DIED. Oa the, 46th 'meant, Burkkt, of Artillery-court, ads welt-street, aged SI.- Pa Sunday last, siqerely lamented by a nomemni family, 'Jahn Moore. Fin. of Woodstock-street, Linder-Sherif of Lou. don and Middlesex. • Oa Thursday niot, Jesialt 'Pause', Ytti. formerly one of his Majesty's Csivecil i tbe Bahama islands. On the Yid ink at the Episcopal Palace. Kilkenny, after a short illnesi t the Bight Res. Dr. Jolla Kearney, Bishop . -of Os. gory, io this72l Pease his age.. . _. DEBILITY. Be. . . EreCpURAG ED by the uniform success attend ing. heir - peculiar method of treatment in the 9cre an .111:11. Ft/Cl/Aleut ettreplaints. which has been confirmed by the it:- Sericitee of many years to u have tuid s ed (valve practice i hen able also of the happy cleric rennin* to the public from me dicta mom ctitifinitse their atteatioa to a certain 44.4 of di,tetves, hl. es. (TOSS and Co. eowttesein direct their studies to finite 3 17. tir/V Ity to act fur her chose to be her' rustee Prosecutor's, for the the Prosecutor held It iiireetion•te• settle On thit was the fact, 'rind tits intention on the part of p ' , treatment of the chi , St. Julien, by complying proved on the Mal, by tie;icon, the 'Agent of toes attorney, and by himself. To acconnt for Nike St. Julien %it-Ilene, evidence went to infer the other Defendant, dance the Defendants w , The Defendant, M , to o Attilawits ; one otating, extenuation, moment, only in his 22d representations of Miss ' i•er mother and sister, Prosecutor's on the slit+ give credence to the Idea elan such at...be hid be4ol eohgequenoe, bad advised tho throe lepers; goes • • t ~, ~ *,~►►~~r~.:.. bad so corn with the so business of he had only more 'profile- Indianian, whi t r est of Sir ltoliert mind having 'cutimi, that'. Wnii . neceskary to .... , ___. _ - ... Ate•mkaomio;J s I),!fordant dui complaitted Of his havrng ba t:: ecanchr:e'd p. a•. er u ot,siria ' : . - - d - ed - bi a beak at sand, indicted for-felony • of that prosecution having been 'IL :II, ' . aw. 4 r t s.- a s t r i 2coitotlrsdisylo_nolg.ip::s;ltut:sie.K.stasfeefeettibe.„abg_.:takenovefouthe I Libc,yaitional..ll.l:olt.k.oA;_e.,b ,.. ,oll,lt4ect:_....4,er,(j. ..... lpri:trr44;4l6o:::spamiiii.ic...ary.i.k.......tviir.)BA.,ltt.nt.nr.. withdrawn, &Um's:s, at a great eipence, r s ' he la . i w ds a te i n i : 9 ; reeeiedt and h en It, ; it easterly dir e etis i , breakers a s t o y I . GL.44 , _ :. 5::07 ..... * taf t. igtown, G . Greta , Aouts, D,;„, f r i h , --- !as the eye cold reach fr the main -top.daast bead. '. At ma. : ": 4 ": l l'''''' 7" 1 sn ht.. 8 "Iligisi'l ills Ilhuntwelt, ki: 0 .,, e 11, hpirsepCaYst.4dElf4ll2enFterieir F r iend s h a i t a id delen itn c e e ss : .6 -the to n dictrd fer a conipiracy ; be went a ai ° l k •ii•oa .P .s . • second 11/°° to 1 sett the eztrimil i fraat N. MIMI° . g° Ea° and•bl Soot_ a Yl7 IK r . i' gr en , fti a ,7 ll :.:d . rt. P n e t: 0, - 14 1 , c ,:i."P1L:',,v); frir I t Maitistotse,_at an , equally great expence; the case was the body of the !awl! abo S miles distant ; no bottom with 120 With a Guard tbruttehowt , wt s ~ t it eveny httair then remiiiiA by teritiorari ; and when it waks- itt ! fathom..—Atsaa-set tacteld." . ;Sts u g •chall , 1 :) "19' of Ne'A Hs k,l Retf .rd, Tfiltasser, I), r 011 inspecting . the rap of the Indian Ocean, end l is ilsaksi.l 2 Ni n witi ; j4k9l :"' Li a di " al e !......1 4 "e h ' s " ilenakk L ' 00 101 ml-t i ll hr i ought t o trial, bj, thehe fporuonsdecithtitiotti,imbahsaidngb,eit.ini ...tivetie.ero ..ttd.iiic I..rstoe.ves raft...-. arum tvigth or i:e adverting to the position of this shoal, nearly i n th a , Ju s riley, way 1...i.t:a sat doe the tens, ,* p ete y ru i n ed 'pureed mg coviitiquelice, lost two lucrative situations , 'add in- ! direct tract both of skips outward and homeward. :- net-Met' . Ila t Y ., 4 ."% 1itia1 " 1 -rldel J. C .- hick:the ar :4 l ' B " 4 n. Ch.- tarred an expellee of 13001.• - I bound, the misd shudders at. the - idea that a danger ;r 1 :ZUG .101(111.1. H milt Waite new Nit. Coach, wtill •:tv ;iri i , • i n , i , o f uot!t7es. .to auadorldad, null. Scarp,,. .' sot•re.. The Defendant having, with modest but impressive) threatening instant destruction •to all who aP r.vmoi.e. . erer . —7, elilttence, addressed the in extenuation, con. '..pyoachit shoug !have remained so long eirknowl; pA athist.e , p rov i s t o.; o w .*Mtrisalps.• Pee cov i , ~ tending that though he had enconsci di ry treas. ; and it can , abted that some at beast 4- pe tea rpm- tulip, rand ii,Posv•l ati the at".. P.«, 1I if ft7K b , gresseiehe pale of iisei law, beetood ti them a ! ion , vie. ,-_ ham been l os t at . tea no gruff 7 imisti.- Apete . hy, alealoteroty, Itielantatif. t uttel irk, ht... Y 7. , . , w lain i n y;tee s t o f an yintetgional Antaltl444ll4o. , 441hrtallee , Olb Cape havelnet their fate from . the. "" ( 01 ,,,,„,,, Addc u . s f'„ 41 „ft fbs " 411cri " ta t i'''neasie". Mad ar"'""'" GURNEY, un the Road toy bo•ii.vto or pleasure, have Ilie peculiar e Me. Content ...ta11.114.111,. iAr of • a &Loftus ll* loot , .ej sills the ;re--rte . , rag ility . . PAitely s t m 1 be.strate, severally addressed the Court, on the pert i the e)tistence of this shoal ; the danger of which lain. . °,411:iii:e4,9 a ge of their wilts being socuretiu tie nest Putch. of the prosecution ;is the course of whose aro.* creased by its situation in a stormy latitude, render. i ! W Alt EFIELD Putt Couch, every Muruital. as .bulf i." • . .: . . .! • iF i ctlie safety by . miens of boats or rafts, of the ; • runt, - - • took occasion to notice tisbi people of any vessel wrecked upon it, almost en.. l SNit,C''filubi.Er:ikl.b.'llr.ki:',.ll,w' Newport, m iddi , w w W l ,, p hi ' e ls all ou re c h i l i T h 7",r' k t ul anuftil * -. - - at ' : j Lord' Rtunntoaovutt Oie•Defettdaut stood; as far is the Court timid, judo!, ' tirely hopeless. I Five o'Clock. 7 ,81k ..„ - frs.bom any corrupt Motive on bit part, s* from I SUNDERLAND, Stockton, _ sdnod Yana, New Coaskamy,. Bl. , ruitic o t.i the licorice too, Suodetta. o ' i i till i tlri e n p g 'to extort sitertnjijos rd money from also e om tileP r rinecutor at IN CIittSYER, W halite; 'Congleton, Newcamle, %oaf s ,. faced and W.ulyerhlnetnnn.•Post Con i eb. tarry M 44116014 araneshst 46 thcatedela which .the case .had been co4 a u.Cfeti SHREWSBURY, W r 110. , gtots and Shirai; Post Cin c h, the Royal Chtirlutfe;eyery Et:chi:a...at Five u`Cktit., annodea. Ail the pertof the prosecution, calculated u it was to SHEFFI LW) a ..1 Butherhawfon Conch, Called the Ruck. ' AM, tOtainon Defendant, and to involve him, as inl „ ou . every I%lthruin g . SOU'riLA NI Prox , witicheiter, AlresAted, awl .4,ltun Comb, . bed here done; in ruin. • .. . , every Ereniiitr. .; . After the Judges had consulted together, fordoß Uht I N GHATS hierrory Putt i Coneh, wilt a Guard, opts 41.1,ziteenottin asked, was the Defendant at pre. out every Mterovuti, raid reaches Bientinglenat 'seat day at noon. PAWS by 0 %Curd; En,ioo, and Suip,toue, to the sib:well's sent on bail ? • • . . ~ Heath Ruh-street ' 'Hu attnellani. _ . .i 2 Mr. Coswos SEILWart said no : he wee itias. /I ULL,. Nartltcatvt,. Minden, Thorn. nod Dosimeter, Poti Coach, every Mewing at half oat Slit u'Cluck, to the Bull 44 -lent A prisoner in the Fle et, far debt. --. • Sun Ina. Idytnn:gaie, 'Hull: •- • •••,. t : -Hit Lordship asked, did the Prosecutor insist on . HEItTFOItD, Ware, . Etaddesioa,. as 4 Chesitunt Coach, .ills standing.committed to the prison of ,the King's, every Sfondi.g. • • TOTTEN HA* and EDSIONTOIR ieustb; daily. at lug. Bench. . • owl 10. Ivan . ..past 4: - halfiant 4. last hattilsaat 1,. o'clack. • ...:. Mr. Coustow SrarsAii said, the Prosecutor had lick "trial) on toe' subject. . 1 Lortllkt.tmeoltouciu-•.." . Then let the Defendant be remanded to the lian*thistotly, and brought up for judgmetdop the last day of Term."' `A CH ALIANGii. • MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late-in ala)esty's smite, challenge the whale world to Prove a single inatnrwe where their Mediriq nod .Molr,d of Core failed of the desired eifect. The protetiee of now years to this Vaxiculac, brauyis 91 their prrif,rotoo has not oii,fea rise to rote wow:re:4a ease. They enntinne to direct: theit• fit/die* 1 4, the i Urlieieltt and tore of V l.;it KA 1. CO NI - PLAINTS. and flint dents/gement of tio!,,,sreft), eturh a tfie r,..nsequen4 e•of the permeirrat lard ronstelitl . elleetsz zi.h.Yori lank dill most itaymride pirrited !iv the gintsliK rn,lll ‘r 9 . to libe . drt It ni feasmi softy ittesoninilingsoorreof 'Hari e:,t0 , ...; Ike Whir tow*. *t A , * - - l u tes , isapnttaofrier are ifi remote 0,411 ttiti,twite:rfic&rtg guile t rtratopuous, :loss of muscular poster. aced it:inns- , 'ter- Voila complaint., usually characterise the e ,, t 'lnge; ittis s"ill'irY vice: of trefionts lancoistring muter ditortlers ua Met)! It', sorb a hand. their treatment has never proved eo. successful in the court of a lute, Intiorious.ruid much ex traded practice. lu vhr, ntoslobstitinfeamf complicated c...,es of Vet- . !l ewd infection, such a, tattsruelittus to thy , titett.m. ti;,4l3zy et erescenres, hard turotturc , , callow; alters, erupttorts, tetuietell weakness, Sleets, us also STRICTURRS, whether Verent or of long duration. and Which re Milled the skill of either prat-timers. ore, by sheir present imp/owed pino of treatment, effecter:WY and - perwtruienelt sowed, ',Ammo 11# patient sneering sue eseneciuting polo acid celatmina heocourstage. which Irrquitotiv follows the application of toe lunar rao-tirt In the course - of twenty years et losive practice Minis metroto Pun& ileelerduls eases of strieltlrel 111.11 e twee and are doily op der their care, the total eradication of which it elPote.s . tc) . safe, certain, add expedition.: mode of practice, superior tartar miser yet ;Idolised. The weakness, relaantion, and draftily proses-cline from) this complatim, is speedily rerouted, nod sly patient restored to united awl ii;gurettu heralds. Rot there the delsiliey has for )ears existed, 41 proper per-evertnne in their re. Sl•.rssive temedies, artier the siritouretbss been atuart.yed, is in. dispeasahly requitite to revive the bitoubeaing timtkv of life, sad u, re-animate the Comtitution. • Severed Nahlenies and Gentteaten of the erg respect` ecilily have been nutlet the vire' of Ddestos.,tesirrie and Co. far o. re !warn{ of consist/sines of the urethra. strictures, 141..4 ;01.04Nrek . received a radieal,and perm/unmet eswet request that rrferes.mA snoy he given to them, as satisfstroatlevidcaccv the decitse tottperioitv.of Messes. Currie and V•sio plan of trettionent.-.., Many of these Gesitleineo twat had still-tom from lea to sears, and land lieentoodec the rare of Meier& Unalei tieltviot ie9 i end elhar • Sorge** of ryitaLieninened, who att‘mt.ted Ike curt 4 -•• • .:... ~._ -00 ry ' . .. , . _, _ 4. , ~.......f . 1LL1AMia1i,924w41364.1-t..717.u.:440411,AibN.6:-:"......:::s lad • ';' , :. •; ' • 1 . , . .. ....- • _ __....._ ..- .. , - _-_ - • .. ; . lace , and par lialally real airCUlßStanCte kentallf. MOO% r D 400itE Rib •'' t' ' .' 'Litt " -- "--- / Mr. Ileeson t the gat, for ihe Rowe- -. • - . 4f, and'alsa attars to by 'lllr. aittiftlir ' kellt v ' 11441 has been :iseesiily iffilled•', ... "...416 dlia '4 homestead:tam fur Sutiker; whoia.confideiniid iifilk tbirpi" ."110/41k • io the eastward of the Catte . .»A•to , - • • -.• . , „ 44 . acme I Iteii, thel hie:maid bavWitirteriiipt tee* thie . Aleel4esll ip' Union,, on her prio . wito from Vie' ,• ' • • l': •. • ' %ftiod esi llt *Lna l w • ei•sa4 itir nt eret ,„ 44 , part he .bact taken for Mho st.lelitil,b4 , 164.tothe kit of Chute . aks it is , otisispievitimbet, , y .. ~ i . . ~ ~.. ...,... . .....: ii • . we** - . vi 'erilly led astray by a iniithlkiniilee.beillif - ,thelirtiPit ofisaylgatOn that the positioitof.oll • 'we. irli*p v titsi:Jr,,rd, 1140,, p ,„ k , . 464 si - - It. As. i r i. lit thii itateesotiChir vial cidliVlNlt4 hY Premolgated as ' 14 we embrage. the ese gi bt c...... P M' ..,,,_,..._ 4 1 ttli Ad a. Ar ri tTliratte*Cmi ni i t ailbbe7iniklbife.i.Ovitiiii(7itoot'int:44.lllo,l4:iffte'ruleed:Teliiit:okiA7::,6l)l7od..l:,:kopimmtegitakijrepti.e_o•stg_fligei:otaxitnytatmostirrvietioard:4loraw4ls:l4,cittitis,.i .sr447.lv.sedotthiy-taasiossnest.a:mahhP"dtietestpridYezedefrtis:mdelip-ityntel.lll.llr4ic.paid::::' . ‘ ,... ..:!: 1 :::" . . ,,,,h ..r i.... p,1 ,: : ::6 0/t, .... itta. : 42,:, (... d : ) . 474 :8 : 414. 1.. . 4.b1 i , ; : , :i55 w ii i :: 7( i i: i ...: : , . i1iT: 64 : r ... :: :.F.4:. , : i t t5u r i b . , ,r.. . 0 : ' ~, . .11 ... : . : :.., : :, ,, .: "; 0... : „ e 1 i t' i ud" w 7 :00:1 , 1_ 0 1,,1 4 111 :1; , ..neimi ; c 0m0w.V ; T r i1i i 4 : 41 ,,* t i . ..1 t i 1 &Mid hi Nita eli . to hive been letnistki *le lied cotifidenthl management ,of the tali; WA Messrs. Williams .and Greaten, willctl :garnet,. • 4. 4tme can shi p Union , ~ . on herat. .: I "...C'tltta:, 51 ly quitted,. Slot, with the view of b igut eine i t iivs . rott . ,.., • . e i k l e jii . le e r A p r o 7 ably situated as the Porter of an . , 4 , Or a Arial NO,. 'hi the American ship Union, w hieli he had procured th rough' ".ilieliltl4' . Cap t. ' 'i;e4, ; Sr. •- tlinnato. 31 1 Perearfro. bound trail' tosi..ver,x,l4..nohig hi /Mir; , i.i ,Flire.o ~ I :l.ek ; .7 n .: 11. 1-7, 4 Itoliert Wigrain -. find bitterly, from •hfit ( ' . Ic e ,flef„.„—st ee t tee o , pe e i . . o „„e H a rem ) ;b e hi e a itg aur i fr , *Mies My,,' end etmielimars...; I ° ...1.1 , rlllh .' ITi Ili it eiti c t;r; i ih row . :1 1 14 id,. Ratomopsuatgls Stamfordllrihtlsk. iiestod, IS.mot.i.e g been so distracted by • as 4 Ferrybrit c .,to the fihlde.. Uhts Leeds, hest IS •V ' .t. lie could not 'give that•attention which ~ 0 bk, 12 . 11 4 24,Littos won, 36 deg. 23 min. S. lon. 14i diwohlosed low ► euankimou., 4 isi.ift of tbit k,:,:it 1.. ~.,04 try to their buriutss. The affidavit of the. present prose.' ti es .: _. • . the • Si' ,ftro3idel.ll, odic E. Long . by Lim. Ob. 41 deg. alidarA sp. he tier moot pp eribilipill complete Pshlte ritt;. l :. is . elati onnyntianod of his hivina beep first itiefe, IC. . .‘ 4 . i nal! inl the Noitit udii, bdug 4bitualled in Att.m.uuchtti'us -- - _. te Her UPatn• 1 new !elver* WCIV them. At. the tria l the Defendants' Gourmet • had r ui Till. fit ) iti t o t) : a ellill wcpe T t r ia::; ni n e ' r a: ;all 47;ite . 711:rderitte 1 1 4 1 : 11 1 : a 1 7 cat ion of the r"..7 C "4I4 MTC: 1..1.1.1-/-";-4-"Ire‘.. .. . teat to expoae Ma tondact• agreed a a verdict of guilty, it having been under. v a t a, e" .4t r .7l " :!ot only °cantons a nuinerepor train of nervous of- :sr . atietZetY•tilit enuutry •'are requested le lane, Atl i ; P4 i y a i , ir i, t i o.r - he did not comply with the Of their cnse, are, and g eneral bah:, of-ii ,, :inc, &, e. j• 44 . 11 4 stood; that on ming the cost of the indictment, tertian., bot oleo ratans on id votaries ull the enetv . atitsg , int 1 them t by charging •Itjat with I t hi.), should not Isebrought op for judgment. Tlte De- eilifiee of old o rt e. h. . e lo that, d e a nc griV e :i f " .. iC te 7 i ii it te ant ofigtV i l cs l St. Julien* a . proposition of I fentiauts put in au 'affidavit stating that they were : 1 ": 4 1;,: i ',:',, g ." / L t a re e s l isi Xin heti climate% or all dider emir+ I f i rrc " : . emiiir. "` i t :: rati undertak .'• Ole P 441 40 4 lel" d e g de i a rentittake for a dvice a nd lit t i, . T, lr elatire 14n 161 1 :: The letters were dated the I unable to of the costs , 9 as they ' amounted . Wltkis the ewers*: 11* emeriitation heroine amouut to by ._ .P_ . . eareehlak" ma y {.e added to she acerilent far u - -: ' ey ebbe sex, with h January,. 6 1 - ll* end • the 1961. 48. 1 and diaj er i . that •!, aid ..2 ',tangly easeates Sorgenimisaf Londus, they • oner n firm, sailc s . maim. carries/a d Co . ' m y I * • . At thow t eimp. 114.: ng toy i not .0 any and , p , ady rorera d an ~,,a ead an d u l ea rniss heakh. - _ LL ,.... r- ' the g instileWileY• tesrecY• yid •oved to be addressed its the , thing from inalice'te the vim. Several abide- Where an early applicaltiruils made Ifni Ole Cur* "fa emu** WT. Ta s eitp• e sfrder-9111 June i • L.'. ; ~. ...,-, ~ -- • - :••-: ,relent Defendiat, Bir- liel - *its were put in on both si . * • *order, frespeotly westaesedita a moment uf, kreltrielY. di -. dr ... --......... . r. , •-•• /. - A .; urx: - , . , : I•, as lso found Ott! Se lietatka or m r. j tee Most - its . , - l it enloaktfiel" la gteerftn . tall ific a tAgt ems . o "o4llV ....... 'c .. .. A 6 sou y* e v ery rioasineti , Wit . . ~; . . ii , .., - . pacific lc lho • # - • apprettender Alm, • .- , . . . s ..... - . i i i ,, s by a sarlety uf palatial mid &weir gag t emair tt e of the Mood. , ....._r _:•..___ rs.. i . .. . • tgeott‘Fd .r .Or ' dirt , - . toms, a Parsee .io . their plea (witlonstrestratat ‘ -- 20 , E gi,,i c t omp t st i o e r se e the wed osorratammetter_aor .L to rin ; r l'e. t e l "II" ( and paiticalar y t h e tiny cis . ethicifle o- - ~ d ter ill the basisese. and ohe to di u i tee) will i to he puma a perimaent ea* 04 -- e - ,,, w iltuian i lusramileisomue or leme'"et ie ' hs ., ' • ' . I order and. adjudge that Williains anti Mitl4• - • Id f 244fal core: .. awl they . Mew Meteorites in a vatirly a - enrol , y yrei e *tong with a friend of the •• Muses of the skill; *key Ibe committed to the custody of tht Maeda* tit* • •Tlse dine:see of r ice Urethra. as . fr•quentlf eallieeted," l " dr' runglutiess ulceration, nod other disolveli etiad dr Irrii, i P"teetl" 44 tha 'C aaa w hich . ' Marshalgea, for h and the 'kr . " b/4 in " °heal " e reiwSia°' have . 91 ftellited h."' lime l " elailn° 141%* °P T lPelite'i It Z ele7te X' 4ligirlll : l4le ad- out, foe the time, to be • ' • one mont , _4,, * 1 ,„„ ; a y aa i n fallibl e aa d l ower ed plao, the are waahled to ai dA le;sou s, of b mad beteg ion, , bla 1 fortnight. T hat they should all give Security' 14 beep' remove *Who* Oohs Mod Ratlines, whether meow wr of faidw a b o mb ) . su pply of. nourielinteat to eoalvir- n ranci n.i her ancidter childeen. That IPitalw}. •reowlioa ta the Pah" mad Omens% slf. Ore to be properly and actively peritrwea. ,a0..._ ‘ '', l 7 . , the peaee for two years • themselves in 501. It • ' •two t ep a iere t ine i that there was at so time. any • • " ' .. ' me of the mastic amide. liiany instances can he maned of ho w hi/ /opuri d e .., fr u * lII s cm*, Ur, meow* Ullit 4 a .."I k i surettei ill 451. each ; and to reurainiu custod until taut ' twirria , . . very etootmeo,l4 ' yelFE*.contliWanee. **vine *ebb' ' hot proved itself. by asteoutalimt at *WY Oar"' a I. .„er"" Of tbe Prolegato.t 0 purchase such sectirityiele given.a.fe iir Smut% ka . ed to tbeie toethrul 0 f dogs, after {be core had . butt al- BSC and ne tet•fitilinrevre jit requites Wily . . ce , ~._ arse rmideasaigat NM by Miss ' . .... . .., . - tempted by ether in without ellbct ; anal sack Aim ipa i ma id e or tietne to acetate tbalfaist 1 *lA' "1 - i. ' - _ _ • ' f fourteen tears, nisi lolat. ing with bert!iaaaally• was-also •••- t - ,, - -( • • beeillin ttitrecebtattaptda._,_WlßM4asuMm_f e.. . ___, , yams* scorbutic coal- . i - a me the lem .,„ o i 'The laorie of that beautiful shi the t h e mode of troaverni hill tits se Mt plic_lo. iikkauef ever 141rOwn 1 , t 44 . this period of the iensial al swe . .... .. 10 , . 1c 04 )y the • evidence af..Mr. John' ,,. •, . r ~a i , Deptford /) .... t i .11$2 abort' le d6r/m r ./4441 " S hem i... Imalial l ,._P ara , "• of hflaa- its eu mequences are match to be dreaded iii evkty co lit f Mr. • iticherdi r . the Proieca. /*guns,. w) 1• 1 60*.e place al. , ...,„.7 1 411h s e x es , h i Ste ',Agri i au ment ea mama hems pee- f w e e r, the y o re srevkleiti, the ;above me isle is recommend** Jibe ze fIY -. 'a veittm/, the y the evidence of Mr. Richards •ay nest, aftilree o'clock ;it is expected, aMt - fedi,. curets, ' /evert alld ittionows methods have been per- I 4 ,, c i te no ly certain meals of cars aa.P •.- Pri; .. d i t ic. i ~, 'cowrie of people will attend If the weather proviisfair. severed Ist it tai Pa i r* • '' ' .1 se d e dy fow boiling out; nor 44 it tour 9Mcoleir 1 9: ___ dew tr the Prosecutors desertion of • ? Weems. Goo and . exclusively profewirig the cane of obese , A *cahoot's, comedies, winch ploatres is Ff• 719.. . ,, eves were *tie adduced, whose - Foattnia-Ter.r.stro.-00 - Monday last a woman •k r .ry l a t ery .114 , r oarimilor eeMplalies..ls hider • that obey army . Oat bee 0j a t t l IMO Elnbitleft the laarct isteirri b el i t L • ' • ' • n t lid Feel le I . se nether est/mull v. tapas urveg or tatter' ran intimacy between her. and was • 'sent to the Exeter Lunatic As hum in a 4WD, ged telA7r - ru fe :;ol7:t r te ed tt l ir k be tuil ti j i tett u re 1 5 :1Coa ti til:a t u tar to state, 4 P rim Ili, rta t at a tfly aati.vefely ressoiaa -IPI ill 0 4° W or arm- Mr. Harrison. On this evi. state, itaiing been suddenly disordered i-a hay optiod Am 'hey .ItagmlaresLpropesly mlaotami. o r 1. 11 11. 0 '1l ' lll ' 9 .6'e/eq. i-sits of 4unlitternent, or those other ratsirtet.o r ti f li w n rt ep re cii ,,.. were found guilty. . bra very singular manner. A few.dhys ,provistiu to hfleantat! the i Pe a tielall'il,... leetstin,,„„„ - which; from disterent i o r s s e . „upersor end active nine r e viler. t - is I ;,_ o a , wit . ....'".. hest "Il luent elirie h i nP s • mmisweetled to youth of bona :emu, mad to the .0 who tc. re i i il I r'. rfardsou, this day gave in ; her niebtodittily oonfinemeot, she applied to a for- ;a S P"" -- "7....... -- ' llll/41 ' . ' , hove to cusavo..yeavy Shot s he mem. teething' to e„,,c, into a marr i e d mate , m a i m ilea ld 0 isit tap , _ rr„ rd ._ by himself,. in which, after : wise-teller to- have her fortune told ; after a: little a fr"l. 1 ha1r .....1 . valte= am • - t h ese is b lai r 141 1., # Y r iea h.e i health voila soared coowitution lAy Nether l"." , " e 4 ~{ en, his youth, being, at this 1 earemottY, ihellitiner intoraNd Wm, that shli o v a il d - sh e ' homer an:ay WPC 04 pim a MASK • . y prestatee that Fwd . Ply" 1 swerydbility.to !hick their irreyo . - ~",, t lour 11•0110010. If -foie Oleo* thw the unpreeedeMed eueds , 1 5 hr „,..4.1 b„ mewe d ,„ d,,,, -„,, g , lm t w re c k, WO lig‘ , , ?Id year, h e admits that on the very *lon go mad, the unwelcome int*likeThlt kad d em enee With wlecti etwil bes by the rebilt, browse iitt*wini 1 i ya ss e ,,, -.-- ` ~xe .-the diseases of qtr remelt bee, ever* I tr eaholr y_ SI St . Jtilihn, joined to those of such IL pobierful effect ou the. unfortueste fessele4 h'inuan'll.' ` • • l'‘' ... r ' '':' ' r t e ' eu e m ' it Herter fail ' 14) l'htvii the l'a ir ; 114ts R e "41 11 a ' strengthened 1)7 a letter of the • that it absolutely turned her brain aud baa lutt bur •• -. 4l . peratonselly - Why ter- •• • Ite, am! ro Ore atteuutboaebeat . _ 1, 1 / 2 *. _ meal , To ne rowelled le MOTs* h 7 4 ' 9 lei) bY Nimes, Of Other as s , ebb *cowls aeliamaY9-41 0 daa, ta l c: , weukroed fortetloN. • .' ' - . ...,..-p i Z e ,tie- Ittbiebt, he had been induced to in the deplorable situation tieepibed. . •• • ; ..14v t tiltic i ::, 4 : 4 - et t tgatd , 4 teroot ra tt to . des of the Prosecntor being a i John Goodman sod met: Ha st. itelktil Piltiiill ill i 444 Ceti' ^r tre ed ' "14116. the if 114443 ' ____,„ f‘l o I bit -"PI . Yet iniir.uirahwt•siule wie imetios lia , sad 9. fia• - ' •••• i • .... IRO represented to him, and, in committed Nettie% at tire Gatierit • &miens: liee Cane I tar *Wed Bad iistillkites sae 141 Pi hll ad•forwofilatak •• wan s ' ' ' "' tar ' 4ll- ••• . 1 '`'. . ' . - es -_, maw* w__ __ - _ ... .- ..._ rised the writing of the first of terbury, in July nest, en a.daacia et, tellibiali !thin litri t 4 -:: . es ou to show, from a variety Ctusterbary Wes Mask. . 31, - jai' zi. tt, Itoevirikrilet, • . • • . ma: yr IV - *"."‘' • ii • " -!* • 111 , • al,* - • ' .9- , i ; .. e....g 1" t • • • , . . , • •i . ~ • i • • • . .. -•- . i . ti (\) ;I I' f■' _ ..Y. f 1 1 : •