The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-25 00:00:00

A'4v4L IN? r, .IGr NCE. PoitrxneTar, Atro.2,lo.—Saited La Sybelle, of 55 gin., Captain Vpton, fur Cork. Admiral Thorntmraugh, who last night hoisted his ft:lg on !maid of her, is gone pole!' !sr in bre toCorit, wi►h I,i, Secretary, blatthins Mrsch, Ecq. Also the ;Mitre, o► It gun•, with convoy Ur' Guernsey ; dui e l e ,iber:tombie, of 74 guns, for Plymouth. Arrived the Desirous gun.brig, and the Melly. ,recd, of 40 goos, from the Dawns. AuG. 24.—Sailed his Majesty's ship fingtsroo to the northward ; Rosaris, • Podargus, and Earl Spencer cutter, to tho westward. Arrived kia Nlsji sty's ship Theban from off Buu. In j . fie ; and 7'sc.k/er from the Scheldt ; Garcia:, Bubo, f ir Dieppe—detained by the Rolla ) sloop o f ear. GRAVESZYD, AUG. 21•—Arrived - the Warw . wick, Richmond, from Roane; .Bonetto, • LetiC floal St. M4ltiti's, and pal Mart:and ; liarinotkrief t hum Cork. The remains, of the late Queen of Paussik were interred uo the 3ist of July in the church. of the DJme, at Derlin. The coffin was borne by 24 chrnb. r ltin , , who placed it on the hearse. The body w.O by all the Court at its entrance into the cbuich ; and the Clergy received it at the rho rch-gate, dna accompaaietl it to the sacristy, ss hither it was followid by the Grand Marshal of - the Court, the Ladies and Officers of the Court, the Ministers, the field. Marshals, and the Princes. The service toeing gone throlgis, the body Nat depo ',it'll iu the vault with the uses, Corms. Sertral of the visitors at Oattends,, at the Late ce l e bration of the Puke of Yoe*'s birth-day, went to Weybridge to view the mansion. house and a,oteofl4s sari of PORYWOIte- Thu mauldolt is celebrated for its hating the remaim of barracks at the top, boil, there in the time of Clovsa, Caog. watt. The Premises arenow in a reinous state. T he Ni t , of BeuraltD aqd fainkly are at present residing iu a fartil : howse ft Milton Abbott, near Tgristt,ck, in the ticioity of which Rlace his Grace o fumigant, Villa builsfing, ea the ,banks of the Tamer, whicip o for lamely of situation and pictu issqus scesser.y. will yield to none in this kingdom. glr,sscT h.e.kcatrag,o, E'*. was un Thattlile t Y i le hi to b oi l at as Yy ilie office, Queen-souaro, for ov ilim a challenge to Sir Via,: liunT. At the Limerick Assiae., before the Hon. Jus tice Alava, and a special jery, in the county of Lirourick, a verdict was prunteneed on Wedneliday wouight, for 9111. for the ,ev. JAMES f 44,1.4119, 0? the Right Hqn. Lord .1 rip ry was Defendant, in conseqacnce of a rest ! r , l l H i resew a leafs of leads held under his Lord. ship by Palatal', and for which there was a written guests/at, binding to perform.—The damages were had at I. Major Fewaan ?heats ' s, R. M. who had the honour of being presented at Court on his promo. do", last Wednesday, is the gallant Officer who has distinguished biased nano leas than 104 actions with the enemy this war. After aecolving three wounds, be took a large 're m it cotter with only Otto boat belonging to the Mao* frigate, for which daring oploit qs received a *Robin sword from the hlaitri. *tic Feud. tie defended the Noes ott the ;hick of Cunene with 00 men, lig dolt upwards oflooo. He in the Standard's barge boonled mid struck the flag or the CarrAlN PACHA's ship, at the battle of the Dardanells, and also took a 33 grin battery.— W hen the Standard's barge had charge of the block. ode st Corfu; this brave Officer took sing le-haoded a Frencligen.boat, his own having 11 sbots through her, throe men killed, end Ove wounded ; for thta heroic *vi', he was again complimented with a rich ernisltigant sword from the Committee of the PO triotic Fund. Ilis last action was the capture of Anbolt with a very inferior force, and which, in the absence of the Beet, he defended sk Qoyernqi, under peculiarly trying circumstances, last winter. is the Officer superseded in the gorehiment of Althoff, in the manner so very properly reprobated in a Letter, signed a Friend to Merit, in lite Stuferrncroa of yesterday. Articles of the peace have been eitlibited by the Lady of Captain D —T, of the army, and the husband has been held in sureties. The Lady was taken by force from her lodgings in the Etlipware. road a few days since by the husband and a friend, assisted by tiro military ince and a coestable, and reareyed back to her home. A paper railed the " Patriot," has IstelY aPr peered in Dublin. Mr. W. Pats Right have beep informed by Sir C/ARGCS VERNON, that it it rather leo tale in tilt sesame to give 4 masquerade.— (Dublin Ewan: Pelf.) The following reinaritisbio oiressmstance is corn injmeated In a Pm/11W pri*t :—Sarah Rieket, the wife of William Ricked, labourer, of the pafisb of Asfack hi p near rethinks= was married at 14 years of age , wail a mother ;dere she was 16, her eldest sea Is new 34 years old, and she, in the Slit year of her age, bat present confined Kith twine ! Tor PoßTlllll3llll—Tlaw great VASCO DE GAYA was the best navigator who, by doubling the Cape of Good Hope, then called the Cape of Tempests, npened the Ivey to that Eastern clime, of which so large a portion is it this moment governed with des. ptlie sway by a Company al merchants, in the Me t !ropuhs of an Wand in the westernmost part of Earope. DoLLaits.—The follow* is an account of all Ns Dollars issued by the Beek of England, to the Fth of Febrila'? last, inctusive:— Dnitars samosa in 1797, and isailed • 2.595,f19 Dino ha 11104, end isnked 1 94 1 ,9 4 Diu° Ditto is 111 awl 1810, ditto 1.07a5u51 Dollars 4,517,04 In the course of next week, the Magistrates of It. Ann's, Sebo, will be coiled epos t renew the Publicans' Licessoilfm that piglet/4h when ilia ee. petted the bajnieidim, the Afteor.sltrAlf Ganethiily assemble to plan" idliberies end dhlts4 tiieit *Ow, in Dot be overlooked. . . . - •. $.lll OF MAIIINO SHEEP. Yesterday fifty Rams, ilia one.hundred Ewes of. the true PJitlar breed, part a flock formerly the' property of D on M ANUEL GODOT, Prince of the Peace, andactually presented by the Supreme Re. gency of Spain, to Colonel Dowttic, were sold by auction; at Mr. KEMPE'S preinises, near the Angel Inn, Islington. The Sheep had been previously driven from the meadow adjoining , by Spanish shepherds, and the sale commenced about half past ten o'clock. A numerous assemblage of iStoble. men, Gentlemen, Breeders, and Agriculturists, were present. "Fite wool of this flock was allowed to be of the finqst quality. They were in general fuq-mouthed Rims, some of them not in the best condition, but all were healthy. The ewes were young, nimble, and in tolerable condition. Both Rams and Ewes, averaged about fifteen guineas e7ch, which, according to the statement of Mr. DANIEL Swlrw w the Auctioneer, was much less than he bad sold the same breed, for, some time since, at Richmond. Among the purchasers were, Gaint-as. Lewd- hlaesield, a Paula, Ewe 11 • Sir C. Talbot, ditto Ditto, ditto - • IL Ditto, diito - • - - - - i Sir J. Banks. a Patklar Ram . - Dr. Peat, a litre :. - - - rie Ditto, a Ram - - - - a St Mr. lifir tins, a Ram . - Ditto, 41110 • --., " ' N-s. A 4" Ditto, ditto • - Del W. ditto - - - - Ditto, ditto - . !Itili4l , ; - - Ditto, ditto - - - - - 19 1/itto, ditto - - - - - 16 Ditto, ditto, - - - - 20 DiUo t _ditto - - - -91 i This Gentleman. who is a roasiderable kreeder, Sought sevifil in addition to the above. Mr. Xing, a, Ram -. . . 91 Mr. Cox, ditto - - .- Ditto, a Ewe - - - I IV Mr. Fordb.im, a Ram - • - - 13 M. . ElOs FocOutia, ditty -. ..• .! i s l i I)itto, ditto, '.. - - -, ' ' Ditto, ditto .. - - - 141 The ether purchasers were, germ. ifelford, Brewer, Ciowin t Barren, Chevy. Ford, Kiley, Ludlow, Gibbous, and Hoare. The sale lifted several hours, and many distinguished Agriculturists and Breeders, to addition to those we hare miaow• rated, were on the 441. 1 1 There was a Vestry held this day in St. Andrew% Parish, fur the purpose of taking into consideration the deplorable state of the country, when, after some discussion, it was agreed, that the source of our calamities was to be found in the abominable measure of Union, end that a total incapacity ex isted among the people le pay such of Mr. FOSTER'S new taxes as they could not by voluntary privation .aveo. A Committee was appointed to prepare a Petitien to the ',pito L;EUTCH•NT, which is to de. liver a Report of the proceedings on Monday next, and previons to the breaking up of the assembly a resolution was adopted, that tit the otitis. Parishes in the City should be invited to follow Site example now afforded.—(Dublin Evening (Jerald, of Au. gust 22). The Paris Papers of the Bth lust. contain the fol. lowing article :-- 44 Some intriguers of the capital are this momeut traversing the departments, and particularly those of the left bank of the Rhine. They endeavour to turn to their profit the credulity of persons who have busiuess tp transact at the offices of the different Ministers, or grant elate de. parements. To effect this, they pretend to acre. dit which they do nut possess; they circulate se. cret notices, offering their services at a high price, and do not fear to injure the character of the public administrator. The chests, or rather the dupes of these daring intriguers, remit so them ;wets' , large sums, or enter into builds, which are placed in the hands of a third party, and become negociable. The Police has an eye on these practices, and invites individuals to distrust the snares which are laid for them by these swindlers.'; Fs RI. —At half past twelve °idea this morning, an alarming fire broke out in the office of The Tru. oeller i Evening Newspaper, Fleet-street, which, in the course of an hour, unfortunately committed the whole premises. It was first observed in the second door, and spread with such rapidity, that, netwith standing a plentiful supply of water, and the prompt attendance of several excellent engines, ne part of the property, nor the house could be saved. The ittljoiging houses were all preserved, however, but that owners suffered considerable injury in renict 7 jog their goods into the adjoining court, the greater part of which, in the alarm, was thrown from the windows. The cause of the fire has not beets ems.. tamed, but we are happy to say no lives wore lust. The house tees insered, but we have not learned to what extent. We ere extremely sorry to add, that Qut hastost his most valuable library of beaks. A. most shocking accident happened on Tuesday last: a; Coiouil WALSH, of the 56th regimept, was driving his gig on the road from Farnham to Puil f! ford, the shafts broke, and the horse taking fright, he was thrown out, his arm broken l his shoulder dislocated, and the wheel hayiug passed over his head, bodied on Thursday. An unfortunate occurrenee took place in pan. terbury, about five o'clock iri he morning of Sa. turday last. As two of the Lob on coaches were passing up the High-street, one of them drew up at the Guildhall Teern, and, in etitlealtohring to avoid the other * pressed too close en the kirb of the pavement ; and was overturned at the moment when the poach which followed reseed, and the wheeli w ent over ono of 'the oetilde passengers (Mr. Buckeuridgel a Deal pilot), ono of whose legs was, in cottseqeence, broken in two places. ; Only two of the si* infortcnite men; who iyere found guilty at the late Chelmsford Atalbeh_ were executed. Buckley, Fleming ) Brenriek,7olglll. Ilya* wedriptleyed ; but Smeeny and Pearce uo. derwcnt the sentence of the law on Saturday mpg. log. They weeded the platform about half, After 'sir — tended by tin •Re- Catholic • IfteT fur a l 'fO r e dis y of of a were .314RGIVR ROWI I- MARGATE, AUG., Ilitari-In order to methodize, 'land (if possible) to soften the habitudes of some of '.-the eyebald gentry who• visit this rennwetet port, Mr. La Was bath issued the following official ski nouacement : 141 t ".The Master of the Ceremonies requests quit ast Gentleman ( will come to the Rooms iu boots, or pantaloons. or trewsers (Military Gentlemen in uniform excepted), u they will not be admitted, it bele( contrary to the orders sad regulations of tee place." The ensuing Lines were posted, last slight,. under this Ukase of Authority : Tut i Tut ! Le Bas, peer fume and fret , But advertise the shop's to kt ; -- And go, and live at Dover. .. • tin ea ~ ~. Here Vandal force, and Impudence, ' Ti ' lrt"".. ' Nave strangled Manners, Wit, and Sense I Here the swill'd Sous of Riot swear ; Doing what's rude, because—they dere! • And all the charm of areaway's over !!t SYMPTOMS Of MAGNANIMITY. • We are informed, from the highest authority (locally considered), that yesferday morning the locus Le BERNARD, M. C. of Dandelion, called upon his august competitor for fame and fortune, the SIIIVII LE Bat, M. C. of Margate, Ramsgate, firoaditairs, and Bath, to enitilie the state of his health, after his recent tom with Colonel ard Captain —, when the domestic delvered the fol lowing consolatory Bulletin :-- 4 ' Much recovered, though a link uneasy in mind yet.— D 'ranted of a pironette at 3 A. M. and kicked down his panndo : but the. feverish indications are abated, and his complete resto ration lo 'pristine health may be looked for with conidence." On bearing this, the polished regulator of move. amnia at Dandelion proudly exclaimed, like a Chris tian, a Gentleman, and a Chevalier, as he is, " I thank My Stars !" This instance'of benignity was not lust ; for the moment that the Sieur Le BAs heard the liberal ciaculation, he desCended (fine cucolas), like a Mist of lightning, to the' foot of die stairs, tend pressed his rival to his swelling bosom ! This fraternal hug was not ineffectual, for the Lora and the Graces saw it with ' transport, from the edge of a !slim cloud that flung over - the north foreland, and d t ispatched a young Zephyr, to sig nify their ple&sure at this felicitous reconciliation, and, at the same time, to deliver the following billet d'aatite,signesi by the whole party, viz.— . ... " In all the globe, hut Heroic., two we'knnw, " BERN• 111), the gtocefol, and La BLS, the beau I," 'Yesterday evening a part of the West India fleet aoehored in Margate Roads, under convoy of a sloop of war ; and this morning they sailed fur thiThames. Lest night upwards of three hundred visitants were disenibogued from the Duke of Kent and Britannia boys. -- - - • CUEL7'ENII4M 4RIIIVALS:. —....-- Lord and Lady Manners, Lady Williams, Lady Monson, Lady 6hattertoo, CoOnt &Willa. Hoe. Mr. Plat Sir.(iren vine Temple, Admiral Holloway and &anti, Col. Bradshaw, Colonel D. Cunningham, Colonel Woodrington, Col'. Mason, Lieutenant-Colonel hPLakoe, Lieutenant-Colonel Drum • mood. Lleatenust-Colonel Bricklassd, Lieutenant-Colonel Greene, Captain G. M. Gibson, Captain Burke, Captain Barnard, Captain Millar, Captain J. Price, Captain Riffles, Captain Turner, Captain Scott, Captain Trigney, Dr. Booth, Rey. Dr. and Mrs. Young, Rev. George Davis, Rev. George Godland, Rev. Thomas ,Jackson, Rev. Charles Laprianan elan, Rev. Mr. Volntan„ Rev. Mr. (;renville, Rev. George Savage, Rev. William. Green., ,Rev. T. 11. Coles, Rev. Wil liam Churchill, Rev. Mr. Ward, keit. H. N. Hughes, Rev. Mr. Jones, Itsiv. I'. H Monk, Rev. S. Mic'he . , r Mr. Robin son andlatnily, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Godwin, !dr. Mrs. and Miss Lewis, Mr. and 'Mrs. Boom, Mr. and Mrs. Thwaite, Mr. ant Mrs. 'Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. Cathcart, Mr.' Bubb% Mi. Mangrove, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Lindsey, Mr. Antler, Mr. Raper, Mr. Bell, Mc. Shaw, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Heley, Mr.'Miller, Mr. Allen, Mr. Barnard, Mr. Cunningham, lijr. Gqwland, Mr. Dtunbleton, Mr. Thomas jun. Mr. Box, Mr, rs.. Harmer, Mr. Waller, Mr. Annesky, Mr. A. Graph. air. T. Mackey., ,Mr. E. Pemberton, Mr. St. George, - blr. Porter, Mr. Irwle.,Mr. Lawrence, Mr. iyedder burn, Mr. Drake, Mr. Pigott; Mr. W. Jobusoul.fr...tilleesv Mr. Coats, Mr. Flint, Mr. Wright, Mr. Wallis - My: Ellis, Mr. Nabb, Mr. Druninsomi, Mr. Brandt; Mr.. llinutessli ? Mr. Walt; Sir. Aleut, Mr. Hadsciii, Mr. G. Gelb' ,110. Sam sty', Mr. Dolwieslar. V. Lean, Mr.-A. Grant, 4rltitter, Mr. Parkin, Mr. &watt, Mr.'Weedirvg, Mr. T. LettiNfr.X. lanes, Mr. Ganonq, Mr. T. 41tearemo, Mr. liayle9, Mr. Halliday, Mr,Carrell, Mr. Woman; Mr. Fereday, Mr. Wad.. *ton, Mr. Albino, Mr. Chambers, Mr. Thome, Mr. 'Delft sler, Mr. Howarth, Mr. A. Smith, Mrs. and lidiss.Jaaitson, Mrs. General Lloyd, Mrs. Capella Roles,. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Shuter, Mgs. Douglas, Mts. T. Pemberton, Mrs. blere, fra. Halliday, Mrs. Greenaway, Mrs. Read, Mrs. IKayal la . Barran Mrs. 'Actium, Mrs. ilromley, Mrs. Lineman, WS; Thompson, IN'S. Drawn, Mrs. 'Bayley, Mrs. IlIarbOrld; Mts. Fitanithor, Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. Hickson, Mrs. Orway, Miss Burton, Mite VA ward% *iss Fending:lllbn Wass* Mei Cot ton, Min Lindsey, Mks F. 1') tlet, Mite BIM, Miss Rebate*. Miss ditastertea, Mks R. Cbstteetne, Miss Teen, _Miss Pan; ten, Miss Pinchnev, Miss Haynes. Miss Maxwell, Mien Keen, Miss wi r d, Ago Budd, MM Read, Misslllsbana, Mn. GEtf & a,Bibs SAFI., Mi 4 Shutt, 6m. Ike. &V. • • • • smish:1=0111011,11 . 1 RACE EXTRA.oRroiNAILT.-....111 dm *myth of The racing calendar, perhaps the fallowing race, which was run two evening, ago from Battersea !hide along the King's goad to the Tarnpilitsiptte, Ores. venur.place, has no parallel. ' A. y oung o fin t la ease. having for some time b o cic fiend himself phased, ist respeCt to two highly aeomnplished ladies (Met Ire) in the happily paieful s(tultfoa wherein the 4004 of Betsey #ell and 'MorGrog, as famous lq ea. c l ient sent, rill, pfopoeed the followitig plats ado. tiding the casite—sA hgrar-rme wet to be proreuredi whereupon 'smell of the ladies, in her tirsi l wag to ride foremost with the Common }oven monntest be ; hind her, esltl it, wee agreed that whichever of tile ladies rod, the above dietanee and back again, (heingalmest kve miles) in the shortest finer; was to receive the hand of the equally admirtpg 4Yre. !Ann. Accordingly the preliminaries being thus arranged, the oldest dieter started from Battersea. bridge in fine style, with her squire esoented behind hii, precisely at half-past !errs oleroiek tin Thies. day evening, and returned to the seine - 'piece, ifter reaching Qrosyeaor.:pisca Turnpike.gati in ,fift . f afinutes. - The secend, similarly arcontred, antftt .- tertnined to gain' the prise,- O lonil ted , the fit.,,t steed with great agility, and performed at e Mule joit'tnet 1 in little more Oulu fortratinetes. * She of - di:ll6lu was declared winner by -floc •httaointeine . toiee of numerous spectators, ehi e cre.s.o loss pleased than astonished at this novel and goutts'quirsiglit .- , - .•+ DOVER, Aucusr 21. A . General as Session of the Peace w this day olden for this town and port, and the limits and precincts of the same, before the worshipful Too.' INAS MANTELL, Mayor, and WILLIAsi KvitticK, Esq. ReCortler, when the following prisoners were put to Jibe bar, viz.— Joseph Dutcher and Thomas Chapman, private's in the Royal flecks Militia, were inelleted fur steal; ing, on, the 28th of March last, a hog, the property of Richard Preston, of this town, when tho former was found guilty, and sentenced, to 7 years trans portation ; the latter was acquitted. ' . Elizabe th Hull was indicted for stealing a silver watch, the property of Thomas Tapley, baker, of this (owls - ! -Gasilty-7 years transportation. This Prisoner, thiiugh only 17 years of age, hail cum-. (pitted *aim depredations, but through the Mime , stity of the persobs whose goods she had purloined, she was not prosecuted. likhard,Dootson Claringbould was indicted for obtaining, under false pretences, 2 pair of silk stuck, ings and a piece of Irish libels, of the 'slio t iniati of, lletiry Albert Thompson, the property of the last: mentioned persOn. The shopman nut being present to give evidence, the Recorder directed the, Prisoner to be acquitted.. • A true bill was fonnd aga t iost Robert Synclin e . .., for felony, in receiving vanilla sums oratatseY, this property of Edward Tharehinsilltsq. liiitensploycr, and appropriating the same to hie ow n us e. dierhony Stringer was indicted for an assault on Richard Redman, of Ringnould, in the execution of his duty as constable, to be imprisoned on ea. lendar month, and hied sureties fur his go id beha; viour for one year. Mrs. Toryman, of Margate, for an assault sera% Mrs. Bentley, of the sane,. place, fined 51:and or dered to find sureties fur her good behaviour leer two years. Mary Scontes, for stealing a piece of soppier, ot thiavalue of 3s. the property of Mesirt. Welter, brewers, was acquitted. Mary Day, (or stodling a quantity of wearlii apparel; the property of Richard Claringboald, i 5 be imprisoned /w el iii.lrif lig. ' 71.1111/1/2115 " The eutward.honii.l Batik li..et passed Yarmouth on Thuraelly evening, and were joined Ity:the,slti o q from thistle:e s and the heverei slid . Sr 'vies guns brigs. The fleet sat led from the :More under own/ of the Gentian 411 d ft'iat;kaudit alOolal of 4 "' ' - The Proprietors and Performers of I:trent-hoe . Theatre, we uuderstaud have settroti al itispittes, and are likely to j.ig on merrily toglher thring thd ensuing season. It is said that they are to perform antler "the authority of the . . Patent, and that the loreslitors in general have consented • to wave all lolaims to a participation o 1 the *profits till the re. ; building of the Theatre. The receipts At die Ilicoin.o4lll Theatre : on Tuesday night, so liberally aepropriateil by the Manager, in aid of the, funds of the Iliriiiintiatq 'General Hospital, amounted to 2001. li. del, I ~ 'Madame Ca.r,kwas liaceeitered bite a new en. i sisgeinetit with Mr. TAYLOR, of the Odera-Itottee, for three years. Oa Monday se'nnight, the new Theatre, in Cas. tic-street, Dundee, was opened by the Eiliuburgh Company, under Pie maitaikement of 34r. Deistic i t . oootts, with The West 'Julian attil 'Fortunes .roltc. . . . An qoplesant aqd rather alarming accident hap pened at the Cheitehham,Thaistre,on I r ucsslay.eveu., tog.. One of the perfeirtriers slipped, in comiug out Of the dressing•room, and was precipitated 'down a v . 'hole flight of stairs, by 04 Ids audit, was sprain, lA, and his leg otherwise crouch boil*, io that an apology became necessary, su e d .rthe Afitlierwe very Arood-nattiredly admitted oCA : change In the farce, lthopih Juli or Miss eptl4 not be acted (Jerre 4lossonA being thus sudibidr . disabluili t as all tha t perforniers were diashei for the piece, Mr. Chat s ta l ly gave the Llang..up,ap4, And fiy a iliy:cpb two ilf three of his best-Irish, 1. - ' A biographical adolts(of aerie length has been published' its a French work of General trivrees, OP wouhl .tit,i,e himself thought of considerable illipoTtanc:eitOinenta Ayres . In this history of his, life it is not, however, Inentionestohat soon after' the commencetnent of the F rench. 4A:solaria" he Fame tq this cotintry i asstresi;444ol4, t Het, smith, where he was a maaufactlisegof . , smug, arid a tender 4 414 91, liqueurs. ~, aro, gins of the' teiofittion he lost i virmsbN.!e i slishp f lions, x(hq wormillotined duriqg that sunetnari term. . ..- • We lately:ipshresi an aerselant of a curious dot*: t r ios is Yinksh,lie; we new give 1114 fotloelai equally remarkable:—ln the reign of lisatsT VIII. 66 Cleily Regan, of Mansfield, iq Shirvrtied, in the county 0. Nottioghant;aniccoas ' 'charged the te. mats (If certain lauds there, which are stalled Bull Lend and Boar Land, to keep a ;toot and able BO sad ISear for the este of the parish ;'l and whith has been strictly Comp* with*to 'the present ti , Vide The eeten't flistor.y 1 llingham , nfire j Published by, Thrombi, T. J. p. q. ~ i t Jfillill TOsTallt•—#. fllfitt lifle 6efor.i.trite great r of ti a hoyeloo e stipti y a l lu , si lia m st ert ese li tl:p 4a gurd ci r cuit, is, onis ,heff p.inyitiliereil l , his chafe to the Qrsiid jecy wee as follows ;.-- f 4 rreellelleen, the weather a extremely hot, I an yery qld had yoi are very well acquainted with Pouf OtrnPrilett" i O ." :? , Duriqg the hearing Of tfle.cavoe„ Cove a., Ne i e ll ton, at Phelnasford Assites, latt.weeli l a number . i deeds were prSelnGeq• rho' "-Qua:C.4l49P 1)&04 stuPped the poupso, and 084110, that ;he pep ; ductiop of old writings reminrial him ut a curium e i r p oit stagee that occurred a fell +era sbic ; ., w lien, on !spraining sonic ancient.44e, hg acrid. wally discovered, that the Black Boy Inn,* ch. laiefora, toile thelM#4 utast align in the reign 4f 'Edward 41. a l e ts : dud of _,1104 YeurO• A Writolf tuqel . ry was esecuted un TOqfpflal testa; the Paso; of Exeter, before the portan.tc VIII if 4POCia! 4ar7l ice .a" 4 "fel brtNiki 'by Sir' m ikoa sg e t ! t, , ipi-z, Bart. agaiost .N,T. ;shell, the Contractor fur a lsoiklio3,ole,l4lsqg od barlwrOtor, for taking gone For that oeirposeliom %%J4'1101,44). lon Common, 'without the kart! of hit firtoso 11. proprieter ; 4(14 the data is was .i., ssaird it .4V0,1 Sal a+ lief r44e I' : telirini ,NIM.. pool ft,i 1 r • . • • I . 0. _ eight o'clock, attended by two Roman Catl (;l e u, with whom, falling on Oleir Irnics e join in prayer, with apparent cle!q4on, I few minutes ; yet after being ;led up, and bi the Clergyman had quitted dote, boll . -the cui ' threw off their !hoes, tween 4 itcsatt i ems to a tance with some 'violence. • Mak - wet. Omni . ' terwards launched into eternity, ite presence east concourse of spectators. Tbdir bodies delivered to the piteous for diseettioo. M Mk ral it i 11, 1n pi rt, Do Ic. ... Ilit irt M• is 4$ M fr• 01 ,sr• "C tlie nb• j :! . •J I ' :' v ' i 1 4. .-: 1