The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-08 00:00:00

fret wife, Suphi ed that the prisoner the island of Geer . married Sophia ' ithin 12 months left his wife at in a sborj time, father's house in his addresses proposed eliartiage • father, married they remained Ir. Shepherd I son-1n last, and istartaii Bristol. Incensed . on him and his took his &tetchier t her ta London, n demanded his wife, force: the only &sewer his being given cortiacates of his •arriage and to Martha - produced, and , against the prisoner , prisuier in defence said married to Sophia Deraud. Magistrate r-cootosended the trial: mid falfr gentleman has recently, of successful esperiments, 'Scotland produce gas that extracted and valuable _ free from that stied by kas produced • obtained by the p useful ',tarp ass. w' of urewers. di c ame gentleman, the mass, gi' inferior to that renden it net only t • aptitude and capabilii 'ever.) Liu .—W rilsesda: bring over. the 'th of April. 'the person unknown, nest Sessions. Wednesday monist, at the house eet, Horeelydown. built, sad the Satirday. In order hernia l ' os it Is, therefore, made red-hot, at were left by consisting children, escaped beau. aid were The gums. however, considerable damage, distrjoging the door's% of the giniknkangekHilin: with awns aday everting the premises Hardess, Kent, Hotplate, to be was found that f thatch of the dairy. to a stable separate, it was the work man of the name custody, and brought to there being reasea 'revenge, for haviag 4 ,agucia's Gaol, ises of Mr. Miette. on Tuesday, he ' Daturro.—C It on inquisition, ro at the Middlesex Coroner, on mao, whose of Elijah Goff, the offence. several respectable k. alt., the prisoner, Ist, ilkman in Braton-mews, cart, drawn by Oaford.street, at such a reprehension of , Ationed him against disregaided every Bond-street dashed lies and Gettlemen, down, and the et by the wheels broken and his s ly Bogging . d ; but was stopped by a gentlemarf endeavours to m , ered sad conveyed I e Police Office, Hen t lenses of as was one of tl heard, and with lanslaaghter tip& were declared MARlill. special !lessee. at • Aire. 4he Host:arable second daughter' DIED. r lestamt. deeply regretted. Ml!reed•road, aged 64, at Rbrewsbery. Salop, warn lamented. at Workington, tP la the 79th year Mtn AT 1.011101101•111111, a. after 3 -gawk* Mood. Prlatad. mummy" sad "Tsai. ,194. gins& Moose" A R DIU * LL.B.. Mr are requested M' • " . . . - .. . I . . . • s 1. • .., ..• m 16 . :' •" ' • ' - --THE ST ' TR** I . * ii• • ' c 1W - ": .. --1 - ':•----- ; • IL- . -- . - emmeenscomb___ '2'''''''" - \* -I i 4 LAMMING OUI'RAOES OF THE AGRICUL- op Wednesday, ask ke gosanas all Om above particulars. e.r..• POLICE, • . . herd, his firs ft and states, in addition, the folleslag facts:-On Mon- ~, r _ -""rw- -- !... ' . —lt appeared 1 • TURAL LABOURKES IN SUFFOLK AND NORFOLK. day three bodies of cavalry pursued a great of deters la oneweilitnistow.n.tmaat. caucus:soap essitetepenee eir ye ars in sk. e -ma-- • the neighbourhood of Dies , and eseemolatia &natio of amplaints from some respectable inhabitants, of rea rs since ma it , England and I (The following communicatioo has appeared in a five of their number. They were coad a rd to Norwich noise aid disturbances arising from a amber of fired until will t . paper of this morning, asa letter from a correspondent, the same day, and lodged in the The cavalry person. assembling at a large room In Duke . ..court, retired to a went to dine, and is the course of the Bow-street when on it ei it bly resat where four shillings were taken for 0- herd, at her fat accompanied by an acknowledgment of the Editor's evening the mob attacked the house. Several windows ' t l e Y rav e d 1 ° ba an a " en ' doe, where, in belief that there is too much of troth in the statement, were broken, but they dispersed before mach mischief park, and paid . . aloft, to &lotteries which It was aocessary the room i ! . and followed by the postscript we subjoin.) ' could be done.) ' " I have for some days past seen most alarming Sc: , should have the same Benno as that'under which the n ...a vig comas of proceedings on the part of the unemployed, LAPP INTELLIGENCE. Minor Theatres are li censed, and upon inquiry, that viceenibeP7 "et cash and consequently distressed, portions of the coming• not being the e ase, Sir Rumens BERNIE issued a him, where the nity in the Agricultural Districts, particularly in Sof- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Magni 7• search warrant for the appertains's@ of all pergetis which time NI ~, folk and Norfolk; but thiikieg that they might be •.•..,r Noted in it as disorderly. aad theme taking ao saadve about his son-ii • ,• partial ebullitions of discontent, rather than the results DO DASTOS AND Di SILVA V. 1141011/111111211.. part to the snanagessest or coodurating of the roosts, wife Heim . in I /4 i of something like organised hostility, I had hoped Mr. Serjeant Leos stated, that this was as ac. as rogues and vagabonds. Aocordingly, on Wedoes• been practised i '• that a speedy termination would be put to them. To don brought against the defendant for having pub- day night, being one of their nights of usembling, se Bath end see r , ! g i ve pu bli c i ty to t h ose outrages t h at are now taking lisbed a circular letter, by which be libelled th e b e t ween t wo an d t h ree o ' c l oc k yesterday snorsieg, and brought hi place presents the only chance of checking the im- plaintiffs, and injured their reputation as steamer- Perry. one of the codacters of the petrifies, aeon. lowed, and dein ''V pending dagger. The Parliament and the "Gentle. chants. The defendant had been• empl o y e d in th e panted by Bond, tie Cantabile and a party of other her tit! by cores I men of England" will begin to see and feel that house of the plaintiffs, as their clerk,. but bad sub- officers west and entered the room, whoa the SCOW of 4etentlea. and ' something must immediately be dune to remedy the ,sequently been discharged, on which occasion he wrote gaiety and agility was soon turned late grief aad la- s a n e r. _ evils, and remove the distresses that are threatening a letter to different persons with whom they bad con- mentation, tad instead of resting in their beds after ••• with commotion and ruin some of •the fairest portions sections in trade, dated from London, and stating "in ibe fatigues of their pleasure , they were conveyed in The cordial of the couotry ,. and some of the most valuable classes consequence of the repeated dishonourable coo d uc t o f groups to differeet watch-houses, to time somber of a t ceeeeeeeY, as of the community; the Portuguese clerk (who acts is this city for the betwee n 60 s ad 70. Y ester d a y Mon t i ag th e y werenchureb,.were pi . Within the last three weeks the unemployed labour. house of De Bones and Co. of Lisbon), and the in- -brought from the Merest watch-bouses where they testimony agaii • ing farmers have goat about their own neighbourhood, di ff erent qualities of their wises, I have dete % naised to had Men confined ; they had a most motley appear- The r married I Peu"ilee • in mimeo in large and sometimes in email bodies, set- separate myself from inch as improper collection, lace, 'particularly thee females, decked oat is their alce ~ sing 6ra to corn ricks, threshing machines, corn and have joined one of the oldest boons, fcc." to holiday clothes. They were esusieed hams Sir ii. The elegiac • drills, and mole ploughs. ,We could detail between which the defendant requested these persons would Blame. To peon the ease. R. Dorringtos. con of "idea" on the ' . twenty and thirty instances where such property has transfer their favours. The letter, which was sprinted the patrol., stated. that at one o'clock, yesterday _ been burnt and destroyed in the high parts of Suffolk circular, signed by the defendant, eoseleiled by Si', morning, he went to the Rooms is Doke's-court. and 41k g . kma° them not to accept . easy bills in respect of paid 41. to • man at the door for his admission. He series et " cm ' Monet ten and twenty ricks at one farm have been questing 'moss of Scotian begat at one tiring, threshing aid other machines thee w i nes they had received front the plaintiffs, until they received a card, which entitled him to a glass of red • , , • ~ brought out and destroyed before the farm house doors; were convinced that the wines would indemnify them wine neva, cif which be partook. There was lassie 11'd qual ity to the addit i ona l s • and in other instances the machines have only been for the amount. and dancing going on. The musical iastrements cos- preserved by being taken down and removed .' The Wit were then called, who proved the pub- slated of two violins and a harp. great m aaaaa e • -.. removals were in anaseqeence of notice being given lication , but no epeeist damage was alleged or proved. Several witnesses gave testimony to a similar 'met. '®ergs emitted a.tar s that they would otherwise be destroyed; and such Nu defence was Made, and the Jury returned a ver- After a suitable reprimand, all the parties were ri l TI T. notices were forwarded to those who may be considered diet for the plaintiffs-Damages 40s. '' discharged, except those who took as active part is to I unfit as baring bees favourites with what, it is so be feared, , the management, aid they were deemed rogues sad to the furn aces , may be deemed Captain Rock's Corps in England - DURHAM ASSIZES.-Fsa. 28. va ga b o nd s . sees , Ike. file II Several machinate and a good deal of property bare - 's - Exesostve FOROSRIES.-As examination took preparation of t `I lees saved in consequence of. such kind intimations ; Peter Hutchinson was Indicted on a charge of ad- place before Sir R. Blame, as to the coterie/ of durability not means renders ministering a certais liquid to Eixabeth Smothwaite but the property so rescue d be ars no proportion to-tbe Batik of England notes, and probably to the greatest amount of that destroyed in the neighbourhoods of to procure her miscarriage, extent by one individual that ever has been known. im pr ov es its a p t l' Halesworth, Dist Woodbridge. cm the borders of Nor. Mr. Cot:roars opened the case for the prosentdon. He had defrauded I !medical men to whom be - ( P erth Pa t e ' . t fells. l ie. That di s t ress, and d' alone. may be The evidence, he observed , would be of a peculiar had gone for adv i ce, and two or three mus i c masters OLD BAlLltY.nature, front the circumstance of the unfortunate we- viewed as the cause of these outrages, is evident, from who had gives him lessees in that science ; and some the Session, beg the fact that the farming labourers of Suffolk, in par. man herself being dead to whom the liquid had been ad- of the depredations of the accused were carried to nesday the 17th titular, bays heretofore been most excellent in their ministered. He would produce her dying declaration, the greatest pitch of depravity, be having had recourse The trial of tl gederal demeanour, and most obedient to their I together with the confirmatory testimony of living to plunder cbariti-s and families in extreme distress, demurrer, until masters; but they are now wandering about idling on witoeues- which he toned by the advertisements in the news- neg.-Weds pnrocial telief. having no other means of existence. Mr. Justice BATLCT observed. that in a cage tried papers, whets he west to make his subscriptions undo , fire broke oat '4 I " But these outrages do not proceed from the feelings very lately in the Conn of Kist's Beath it was de- essiumed names, gage 10/. forged Bank of England Freesehoulooree of the moment-they are the remit of something like Bided that dying declarations were may Omissible ie notes and received change; hie geaeral sabseription very recently in organisation and preconcert. On the sth inst., in open cases of murder. . was 21. and the goods he obtained for change was ge- doe on Saturda 0 . , day, I am informed, on authority that 1 cannot question, seraily for about the amount of 21.; he . was at length . had . kept a ire I . that there was a meeting of farming labourers on Hoo- dec ilit eu . ed j , G a rge nd n iou su nd rg" sli n ; w e aT iallia . Air l o b s% b t ° h d a y go of ne th in e green, which Is situated between Woodbridge an d Yar- • detec ted sad detained sailer extraordinary cinema , being fixed; I •.Her stomach a paiihntory dark coloured south. It was attended by about 100 persons. There p r e g nan c y . P . stances tis maws* at a cheesessonger's shop a week bricks more ms wee notch conversation amongst them, and afterwards and inflammation existed to a grist elitist. almost to since is the Cartels-road, he tendered a 10/.. note, shavings that . Resolutions to the following extraordinary effect were mortification. It was impossible to say whet_< could which wee easpected to be a forgery, and be was give. door. The fern , submitted to them for their approbation:- have prodeoed this appearance. • fato the custody 'of Mayhew. who brought him to the and seven child " First, That all thresbingotschises, whether in use : Four wosessos were then called, she Sim Seri= O n es, b th e bei ng p roduced he roo f o f i i l , re, wea note not t c har g e or:stit, should be destroyed immediately. sonar an excellent character. ' "Secondly, That all those farmers who insisted on _,, could sot be proceeded on; Mayhew bad so doubt a ladder. The k, 11' Lords hi p H is recapitulated the evideelle s Nod: . Oa' • - - . ogatiOnhig shit WS of the theeekingemachisos should bethat the prisoner bad swallowed the note, and that he doing any i COOS Nene% Jar .retereede crtliet of Ns Gate. " Th7:l7;Vilfi r =tigii:up ..g s - • . iffe tardier esassiaitions He pee his 'I WO. Itegieli should be demolished without loss of title . s u s John Lomas e. Ellenborough's Act for cqtfing and mai a p. On Toenday a ' I "The Resolutions were adopted anaaimeasiy, as we Cairns. • •- p -- •-• - - isl - f : ts are informed ; sad the labourers immediately separated. Mary ybo as p mso ...Too Homie r me gam e die the folks Charges were yesterday exhibited stalest Mm Ity mime. itf Hard w Og persons:— They were &dodo forthwith, for sinesthat period stead warren-way to see me home, W. w ent FRI wei fa Hawkins, of that t fins have ultra place 1 and such Is the alarm spread , wag gon -way „ and _, __ . ___ , . _ .„ _. . ' Joe Lewis, of lassos Green ; Jobs Harris, of Tot- e a mi i„ . i t w , ,1 throukh Suffolk and Norfolk, in the higher partsof Set% ° t er s souse. men argon IN see k WOO irl tiny ,-{ tentwun Court Road ; the Landlord of the Rose and sated to t h e t o a . - • • folk in particular , that the farmers have removed all Bell said, that as lee was a afdPiagoet if *said go Crown Pablic House; Surgeon Cardell, of Union distance, and to • :- threshipg and other umbilici, in the hope of saving with him to seek Grey to skew him his road, they Court, to w h om he gals a forged 5/. note to be - suspicion that it i - ' '.• ..'s their barna, corn-ricks, Re. from being burnt. would see me beam. We met Cairo' sad his party; changed ia order to pay hist a guinea; Mary Camps yesterday ama • r; The farmers have held several meetings in conc. we passed them on the right Bide, aad Magog turned o f South Ardleymtreet; Martha Picket. of Edward- taken into ' casts- - , ',.guence of these alarming proceedings. On Saturday, to S uttees an d sa id, " That's Mary Thompeolt," and street; Mr. Munition, Bookseller, Paternostermow, to in t' ti re a too. re et the White Horse Ipswich„there was • a numerously Sorters cried, " that was the-- that was with tier." whom he passed himself as the patrooiser of Sunday illemg eof reve . attended Meeting of the Suffolk Agricultural Associ- -li e t h e n s aid, " h ere rwat y o u, yea—,' and with Schools; t Mr. Oilkerson, optician ; James C I lie" o an * witted to St. Au ation and its seven Branch Associationsafter con- that struck Bell on the Mad ur neck: Bell hit ble totoot Cliarterhoase-street Surgeon Lloyd , f F 1 ' ; o a coo-avian; upon the premiss siderable dismission, IS the presence of many of the on the waggenway and fell: be got up, west the Elisabeth Waters, of Houndaditch ; d Caroline an- liberated only a leading 'fisenerg of the county, they agreed to the fel- other side , end was struck by Cairns, and. then I ran Borman, Hackney; 10 all of whom he gave forged c • ions deed. • lowing neohitions.' which they ditected their Chair- away, . 10!. notes, ree•iving the difference between them in ', man, bl 4. S. Quitter, Offorward forthwith to the Select His Lordship summed aft dip evidence , and observed small sums , which he agreed for to pay articles pin- Fosters Di 1 1 Agricultural Committee of the House of Commons :-- that the chief point to decide was, whether Cairns or " I. This Meeting begs most respectfully to state to any of his party had struck Bell first; for if they had, chased of them. The charge, however, which excited a strougzi Tuesday night a boar. was E takca c I • the Select Committee the distress, the accumulated sits- tress, which weighs down the cultivators of this great and death had ensued, the crime would in that case be manslaughter only ; if they had not, it was a capital degree of interest than any other, was one preferred Stir mg, a 'sl n id agricultural county, from one end to the other, with all by the Miss ltorema.d, of. Hackney. whose mister- Downes, violent conduct I Li,* numerate tradesmen and artisans dependant thereon. offence . tunes (the premature deaths ,of their mother and fa. N 1 • "2.1 t is with most unfeigned regret that this Meet- The Jnry retired a verdict of Guilty, Dekthe ther who had once been in affluent circumstances) had to ew g itefer I "I log . feels keel( imperiously called upon to state that a RA ez.--Ileary Anderson was arraign/4*i a charge iodated some benevoleat persons to raise a subscrip- witillie" o f seV' spirit of discontent has overspread the labouring classes of committing a rape on Sarah Armstrong. day, the 25th all doe for their relief. The prisoner called upon them, . . . • of this cooly, by the numerous threats and very alarm- The prisoner was found guilty, when Mn l Justice nee ds of a milks iug fi res which have already taken place, with an atter and after expressing himself in terms which might be . . BA VLICY passed sentence of Death upon him. The was driving acs contesnimii4order, both civil and moral. expected from a person whose sole object was that of in t "3. The heal consegneoces of the plan submitted to Prosecutrix was a ter interesting lookie on g I a g w°" charity. said be cams in consequence of the recom- Oxford street the Select CO' edwittee on Monday list would entirely man, and conducted herielf while in Court with the toendation of a friend who knew them, to contribute down the reprel overwhelm the native grower. and bold oat still greaten greatest propriety. ,It is slid that Anderson is to be comedy cautions his htdo mite to the subscription. He then gave one 11 lle, than the present er- executed on the 14th instant. temptations AO fraud, tfposes roarre a siating of averages. . 1 4 Itsititrators of 'this, „aoriutrf wan t alw .. . 2 _,lllwmeta' was heard vociferating very loudly, " Come along, of them a 101. note , whleh was immediately changed rate rate. He d the eorner of 13 at • neighbouring shop Air 10 sovereigns, and he left . a crowd of Lsdit l rays. • . awe a tra i tor ' ''''''"- Si r: The Judge inq u i re d what thinietter, d two of them, walking off with the other eight. The were knocked dr ir rouse!- to is. r• # •a° 101. note was in a few days returned from the Baak, • 41111 "4„ n c=ial ii • c die eery eke N oler said that a mss hid Isom the I e-° en- stamped " forged." along the street - ifi woo New tigurersik degesuring to get , in. ,', • . The two Misses Bergman swore positively to the . his thigh was br - • enfold.. Oen* to the coosamer, by the eat -,.. 4 111 'Lordship inquireff-‘. person of the • prisoner. 4 ' pi e ea pple a m o t k.lane and ffiesithfleld. if these mar- imoiniy from bins?" Offic tt, my , " froui the crowd • Sir R. Sterns said this was, be thought, the went - . ' kets were seeds .. h. A protecting duty agaialeimport, however high, . 2adgo--" Then why did yew ;nic let bi e 1 011icer-" I told btu; t he was net . a?" ...s 41 case of the kind that had ever come before him, and Mass and Still, b severely In his a I would not he paid by the consumer herr, as most errone- . , ~ ,„, _ him . '"- he really felt asbaisid of human mature when he !i id wren • " the re Is was overpowered t'' ously stated, but subtracted from the foreign grower or Jud g e - " 4 °ea you l e g), . found that one of the race could ban been guilty of so 1 jniporter. room. . If I knew you were endeavoann ' exton inhuman a fraud, . at filary.le-bone "6. We beg to offer those oar remonstrances to the money at the door, I void punish you, mined. 'I he Ile WV man The risoner who. we understaed, is nearly re- attent i on of the Select Caresegttee; for, without ce de- has a right us come into Coen as long, era m fated P ffi dally employed in the to two persons o quite protection, we have noklakfg left but to give up in reoni:"--(Oreat applause.)-a It,' is very et to they bad ever lee • • despair. of England) was committed fur re-examinatiou on . press either •approbation or dies robati ' a 4 Court a verdict of Mae .:. [.. The signatures of the hiesikii-preemst at thig Meet-- ex ,... ~ _ • - •, PP , Thursday next. I I in were attached to these liellohltions and Reines- °' "" eue e at say t hing t hat may be ea' Plia if 1 Maeutesouou.aresee.-Xesterday G. Seyarere horse and ran w i k stream. They have been forwarded to T. S. Gooch, knew who did so, I would' MIS him." ', was brought up for re-examination, charted with Wiw- i. , Esq. the Chairman of, the Cenozoic' Committee on , A g?leulture, by Mr. Qailter.] . - s , ing broken and catered the Chart of Requests, in the Yesterday, by at " The outra es,* however. increase kit number, and Eatrrattuags.--The earthqsakieof th y of Fe- parish of Bt. James's . It appeared that on SWINlay Detre Decoashir • • •. Omir character still more alarming. On Tues- brawl, was far mores-Whitt in Switser than at morning', about half-past six o'clock. Edward Swift. a miss Howard, sea , dee last large assemblies of the labouring Paris, or even at Lyoge. At Bout& 111etinct, watchman , going off his stand. observed the prisoner ~, . • farmers-to the amount,seehe say, of of one bat immediate shocks were felt. 'kW as at- sanding on the st e ps of the Court-house. The latter 11 Morpath. ' k Ifc - • asmsand, paraded Selo& and Dias (which are on the tended.with a loud detonation : the chi . longer ran away tato a new borders of Suffolk aad Norfolk), provided with sticks, threshinHails. g 1., Their appestrance created, as might built house near the Quadrant On the 4th inn and more mart. •In the eastern communes. the ea- mending, Piccadilly, aad secreted himself in one of the Esq• of the Mem severe illness. s' 4ll lee expected, considerable terror in the neighbourhood, • • • said ' oases o( tbausonntains which brooch ant 4. .Jura, attics, where be was secured. There wore fogad la his Os th e 34 hist. a i _ soil the Magistrates eventually deemed it expedient to the shocks wove still more violent, we . accom possession, a phosphorous bottle and matches, also the for of Frodesiey, t require the assistance of the ffrst troop of Suffolk Y ee - P.. 4141 ° 1 wi th 441"aelie" like discharges agrtillar7 key of a street door. An attempt bad been made to On Friday last, I • , usanry. Their aid was partially eff ec t ua l ; bidet night, Many boner" were dastallaa• . pick the luck of the desk belonging to the office. ft. James, Esq. ie as the men continued to ramble about in bodies, an ex- Dearassas AND Neavevii.Dmeases.--dt rs thai The prisoner, in his defence, stated. that he was not wpm Wets • prsolorDS forwarded to Ipswich, ca lli ng i n t h e ass i st - among t h e many Nobility, he.. who have crag) ,n the house, but admitted being on the steps of the Mo m Ii et acee.of Cal. Edgar's regiment of First yeomanry, to din- restored, a cure has been effected in one or kw' ioor s-He was committed in default of bail. • samotennememe n • pen/ nets assemblages. They were ultimately dis- resisted every ether mode of weatment. '. an the d. • penid wittiest any toilet. er without the farming wee docemen's to he seen at the Hermitage wart ...ranee or Illinanv.s- , Yesterday John Rieke,. it Leaden : Edited. h swiss committed any outrages." /soul, Leeden , which sriN give ample p a • pre nos of very genteel apppearance, was brought op ... Tea ) 13 , 14:1; or final esaminatirm before lir. Griffith;, she delimit -.... -- v Wa. wAaba [We think It right to add, that w•bsve seen a Gentle, eminent success in the ireatinent of . lgesvens,Coleplainte, '. son Irk(' hark been in the disturbed places mentioned,. Deafness sad Diseases of the Ear.-(Ste,.-160.,) .Ingistraw, elicited with marrying Martha nags Grams, es. are 114, Shia timed, beia i i a u k !loner resided for a itemiser 3aernsey, and shoot sere. a Gerard, with shoo he h. since, when he came to at Bristol, and came to Lo e . e, he met with Martha Sleep, is Boston -street, Regency. es to her as a siagle men -... to her, she, against the ad. him and went to Bath wish I a short period; darin g had been making logairics hattertained that be had a ' ceased at the freed that h a d his daughter. he' Wale 4 0Ira aim away from the peisms er , s, whence the prisoner LI. wife, threatening to carry auswer made to this was hi t loco into the eastody of as marriage to Sophia Realm a Shepherd at Paddiagtua. d. the two wires gave 111(4 intr. said he could pr.*s be vat creed. ended him to prod.,. that illy committed him, ly fused, sad heeded bye tents, that the dark pest gas not inferior in instil :led front coal, posess s i,, advantage of b isg is bav elfensire and animas laced from the latter r ate . the process any be applied , while the coke is adap,d distillers, and smelten of nun. by a cheap and sisal* Sires it a consistesey le d that of coal, and by this ly valuable as a feel, bit apability of prodaeiag gas. - . sy, the whole haddialsi • Court adjouraed la altaawn, stands my/ *tit - es. iiag, above *se o'clock, a eve of Mr. Smith, N.. 3, swat. The house bed bees e family *sly teak pan► er to air the rooms, they the hearth, the Asia set hire. ciankatanad des she sod bad set IFe Yuen the aerostats agar the ag of Mr. and Mrs. Salih, d by the trapdoor so the e takea down by demos el ever, wets prevested less tap, with the eateries of he roes is srhicia,thsi en- s laths JiatailelaW premises 014 CA14,1 were discovered by Mr. be on iii; sad, es an. firs had been comma. dry. also to a *lied at son , irate, which indoeed stroke irk of as Iceeadiary ; and aloe of Hedgecoek, Wit eght to Caaternory far n- ee to fear, that ander the amiss recently been c0...1- Di, for a violent outrage liette, from which he was he bad committed the WO - MOXIMeII a. which lasted till a late Hears Hospital, before T. I the body of Bernard death was caused by the aff, who stands committed It appeared from the able persons, Dio o Ttno e fhte- r who aem: esorpwisvissrpgodue c a r r ies aatbk pas sen g e r s, h iel a o oalb o t es tw n yci e to.4 l i h t eo b h pe 1 f trr re . 1: : ce t lei d t r i a v ise s e ms e h r d y e el d nea.er a a i l o s el admonitioninto draa Tetwd frac t ure d. yards, b y rs:b dr i a aw d f :a rh: edtri which it l e i : f t sg his boric, got sway opped again, at the tirrre a s be e e : r me , b aybm w ke lt o swef o ohth r r e n oia:mg l s rtey e gh ,berc h ,ea o ::: r e e liaawat.n i a h lw f the J nun thout hesitation revue d pinta Elijah liatL—Tb e I deaden& IED. at rkiswiek, the stet Of the seeable Mr. Agar Di , iii of Viscoant and Viscount"' D. rereeterl• p""--14 Stewart. but sit 61. , after a very short r, the Rev. 11.1/Iwardes. lesented, r safoK. tr the Cosety 0 z of his ego. 1-samas Tasiseenow• egotag *a n ' Inge No.lshed at Sat rONSTITrTION Oposit• et. cleten , ce I* whew all Co,awalicilli o • by addressed,: