The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-30 00:00:00

r f. 1 Naos Jakloinowskt sod Ltileowernki, on the 10th of Joan, arrived from &Wats, at Prague ; Prietollfenski; and several *oast= Couriers, oa . the 11th Priam Gallitzin, Aizt•ala.Cantp to the Naparaar Alexander, on the lith; Prints Ponta towskl, **the 13th, from Brituthls • Prince Scliwart 'molter*, with one of his Aids4e-Cimp, on the llth, left Pimps for Gitschln. FRANtwoRT, JUNIL2I.—The 10th light' infantry, 39th, .10th, and 103 d of the line, have arrivedhere. These reximents form part of the Army of obsorva.. Con at Navvies., composed of sia divisions, under the command of the Duke of Castiglione. The. General of Division Punetti, who is to com mand 14u pieces of artillery helooging to this army, end General Dade, Commandant of the Engineers, have arrived here. By the lit of July, those divi sions, come in a great MMUS* from Spniu t wal oc land; ip a great measure similar to those Mr. 'WYN:ix, in • very teiperate and manner, accotding to the notice be bad gig Bone a few days ago, exposed last Welt and complexion of these redoubtable getber with their illegality and dangerous would seem estraordinary, that in hike this, wherein curiosity is always for news and information- of every proceedings like those which made the ject of debate last night, should have 'attained completion, before they were aniMod That these affiliated Lodges should have hat their ramifications from Loudon to Liverpool, and from Norwich to Newcastle, including one-half, et more, of the populous towns within those limits, be fore the alarm was rung, may seem tuarrellous. They have to be sure been spoken of now and then in the Newspapers, but a cursory reader of ,the . paragraphs, which alluded to them, might be induced to consider thoseCl ohs (from the manner which those of the Papers devoted to GovernMent spoke of them, as the effluvia of over-beated and bigoted imaginations, after drinking bouts. It is plain, however, that they are the sober productions of a dangerous set of persons, who roustitave had is view the possibility of a collision with Government itself, and who must have csiptempleteeffie pOssibility also, in the long of s e tting it it'ilefiancel is impossibte-'" consisting _ _ nriftfle a . all bound for London, *raer convoy of. the 4segtoir land telitt.of war, and the Scorpion b rig, ac t rAil. ponied by the Hyena staie-ship, got under weigh Last evening, with & fine breeze from , the westward, and were clear off the Harbour by nine o'clock, ex cept the ship Mars, which vessel, unfortunately `in conaleg out of Remota., got into , the eddy tide, and went on shore near ..the Dellis Point, at Stonehonso i , rwhere she lies bilged and full of water; the cargo. has_ been put into lighters, but it, ~expected that great part will be lost, together. with ,the vessel, of the above . ffeet.—The following re . .:l main here, the Jane, Rend ; the Tantiv,v, son; and the Thomas Russell, leaky.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Acheson on a cruise.; good hems . , and the Ben end-Suites, for Yarmouth, to join the Newfoundland nest, , , Sszcagto, Atze 29.—' filed his . .M . c . jeaty'a: „ atil t Leveret, with,a iteetler the Haltic (130 nrawr l with a few / for Het tdpy their positions. .. .• ACGSIIIIRCU JUNi.loo — All the troops,, for sours time statioutwi rn this town, has been put in motion. There are *many Italian and NeipilitiVi cavalry.—' The Italian park of reserve tißefi, l Wisitir 'has been tal s iotted hire for thritioatouthiiiiii ries to let.out for Bayreuth ; 1,600 horses are to baeutployed its . tronsporting thin artillery. • Boy npvm; Jamtp,.--TheGoietk!, Cept. Staf ford, from is ¶1 days, sOttey tbat.the Aster:km& troops t had seized upon I.7 4 ppet . Canaili;* ilsoo indiadt andlai English' tOoope-of the linit'it ' tacket4it . owali tort, perished: in fitful erplosion. thit Englishallipt of war. iitertliakeapn.tiie Canadian frontiers; 14 ,heets stwe t 4.". .theozeeptirs of old itivale.;.which c wai be kkhky pnrstied by Captain Ciaaiidey. • The t - Perapaake was still strictly bleiteched:l4Tor folk keisi•elle Ibrent ; bet several .villeges, AAA the sioatiftwavg Clint", at the top of,the hey, where the )Dish West at anchor. 'WPM!! A p L i : watt, apes tba • - Bode at Wortciarn. 0e2141 of May, 18 1 3, It 4 iertock is the t iviniiivi.* • Nepoisilitclarperoe oldie &puck. &c. &c.—We hare decreed ; and do decree as follows: Art. 1. A atonement shall be erected upon Mount Omit. Upon the front of this Monument, which will look-towards Paris, shall belnicribed the &mei of all one Cantons of Departminiti on this side the Alps. Ilpisn the front, looking knits& Milan, shall be esigrassid the 1141110 of all oar Cantons of De partments beyond thil Alps, sad of our Kingdom of Italy. On the most conspicatias poet of the monument shall he engraved the fettowing inscription : '. s The Emperor Napoleon; upon the field of bat tle of Wortchen, ordered the tirredots.'of this MOUE. meut, as a ;wool' of his gratitude- to his people of France and Italy; and to transmit to the most die. taut posterity, the remembrance of flist celebrated epoch, when, in three months, 1,200,000 men ran to arms, to insure the integrity of the empire and of his Allies." !uni .: It . -gilt the _ - Skip! . ligol 7 l, . .., ~.,.4 .' .6 0 ,.. . hi A r i . m i s kl.:b r i e ,: ` ,,t.d a l t :ati f i r Zh' ll is. v p . r T o e tes Y l Q a, any Gentleman could have better ezplained, than, '' - - •t , l l.' I - -'lk . ,'S•r ‘ •L ' Mr. Wens". di the .a... 4 'ind the tendency of The ..- ~.-. r!-- i --, : - . . . - ~.,. ; a• lath aente•sendltinir of the friends* to •Ite., i Hon against being continued Manager, in case any these law lees iustlyitints. he oaths taken by the ' f ormul a to t h e oesr , A ct o r . p ar n amel d & s i gne d re secure plan for the interests of the concern could be members, whish hel.liefleind rhich the active agents 4 commemorate the teteindon of theVtistry, took •I. p hi.* established. that tie disregarded all 'protestations on of Ores Lodges 1141 tie effrontery to put Into the • yesterday at HighbiO Tavern, Islington. M r . • The LOR'IO CHANCELLOR prefaced, his judgment 'by hinds of the very Representatives of the People in ! live, was in the Chair t. iiiid the Meeting *as tioi"..l . °lneevilllit attended. : A plied of plate, tralsie•100: 1 their way' to the Senate, cannot but duly impreas 1 merously iueas, waspresenti on the occasion to Mr. jell* I of the case arose from the gigantic growth of this either side in this very peculiar cause.. The difficulty concern since the original *contract,. not- contem. every well-wialter to his . coustry of . the eeeessitY, of I %MKS, accompanied.. y e very trandsomelpeech to eatinguishing them immediatety. A great mama i which that gentleman made , a •sititable answer. * P •••• .:, ptated by . the parties, owing to the public appetite of our Readers must remember the vast fermentation-I . Oft Frid a y la t ohe f e liei r i ng sen t ence was p ak et t i for such perfermances, and for which the deeds had . not: provided in any adequate degree. As to the the country was thrown into by the Corrospondini. , , on Mr. MAGEE, Proprietor of ' the Dublin Evening! Societies whose whole fen& and treasury, bo w er for : Potts fern libel on the Police Magistrates :—Thartyl ,difinity of the Court, of which mach had been said o f M s 1 e? argument, .he had to observe, that of all the lamp as . er. SuettivAn so perfectly end pleeeseth 4 • 1 , tie. he be -imprisoned one moats from • the date as first f tommittal, and pay a fine of 1001. to his Ma-1 hiPen't arti fi cers, performers, :.&e. unpaid and i scribed, consisted of a fees shillings Rod owe, : jolty. t claiming wages, that not an individual of them, con with a saddler for their treasurer, an& a shoemaker 1 Yesterday the LORD MLYea held a Court of ' aiened ~the alleged or reel riot,brought be. one of the affidavits read on this • i their secretary : what will be said then of these oat. , Cetanidin Council, to receive a. Report from the fere•hin! . n any tinning Societies having ROYAL HIGIINDISRI and' Militia Committee , with the draft of a Bill to be I model, so that he Gould commit them, which, if iter laid before Parliament, for Impaling the pre. 1 designated, .he would gladly do ; neither , was i t &ens Ilowona.teirs for their chief beads ' i sent Acts coustitating the London Militia ; for o r . preyed that Mr. Taylor was the author or promoter like the Hydra, they have a multitude of 'leads . lag up one of the Regiments to Government, i i , n o lo/ the riot,. so as to subject him to's committal uu. of first and second rate degrees), and con- .der the Tate Order of Attachment, which at first was ,as mailiNK the County •and for ' ' I Militias •, taming in their -main body, the highest branches I Local Militia, to be trained 28 days, and maintain. i too loose in . iti'terms, and even when extended by amendment afterwards on motion. of both Royal 'and Noble families ! ! But what ed at the expence of the City, for the defence of the 1 . . . . is more, their treasury, to answer contingent,' same. The Report stated their having held a con. His Lordship's idea of the dignity of the Court that it shouldpunish on clear proof of the I and eventually urg ent , ex • 'll been calculated , . letups,: as n ' ference with Lord Stonisiern thereon, proposed ; with wirs, it of t i an harsh proiess in ail cases.— ', , his I,ordship's sentiments On the plan cases.-- ` adequate to keep an army on foot sufficient to detend ; whi c h bei ng m oti on,As to the idea that he should not direct the concern • 1 ing re ad , a made was by Alder • , the country against all the world, provided its Go.; WOOD and supported by' Mes srs . WAITUMAD ' to be conductod and continued, he was prepared and si determined to appoint a new Treasurer, and even a verument w ere honest, Le. effectually purged of its cor. II ABBY, Hcraconaz, and Gatiterres, to agree with ' ' General Manager, till upon this cause, now - b the : ruption and reformed in its abuses. Why, then, it may ; the Committee in their report ; and opposed y se - devitiliii 'hearing, he • ra i l deeds regal ibe asked, did this enquiry, this development eqtroe Aldermen GLYNN, Bowies, and Blum, and Mr. biti it • which should guide his final decision. He I 1 • I JACKS, who moied an amendment, that 114 said Re. ,it 9 • die away, without goy Parliamentary reso.utioa or i.ii d rather than want a Manager, to :ni -1 • port, with the Papers connected therewith, be re- was . deter-.ne , Plaintiff, coke. enactment come to therethi ? The answer is obi ious, I i ferred to a Ward Committee to consider , and report; point even Mr. Waters, the to that Ifs Lordthl ' romised his judgment to be delivered though net given. Respect, 110 t do the Society cer. 1 and on the question being put, the Lows MAYOR de. ,-' P P. Silt in Vie coarse of the present week. tainly, for that deserved none, and none could be ' elated the same to be carried in the negative, 'Upon shown it. Obsequious as are our Ministers, they had 1 which a division' took place, when there appeared-•:- too much sense to appear to be so on this occasion. 4, For agreeing with the Report, 2 Aldermen, 41 Com. Respect then to certain Personages, named Or allided : moners, and 2 Tellers-45.—For the Amendment, to in the debate, prevailed upon the House to stop 15 Aldermen, 15 Cimnonert, and 2 Tellers-22. — where it did. Its majority, we may presume almost 'Majority 23 in favour of the Report, which was re. Its totality, were swayed by the old maxim, " a word (erred back to the Committee, who will holdanother to the wise." We will conclude then by wishing,, conference with Lord' Stattotna upon the original not for the rhyme, but the reason's sake, that it I plan. it will fully suffice." ' • The Propagandised of 'the Orange System being y p . ~.' shamed out of their name, wish to rally under a new LONDON: • Sir IL PARNELL bas vet declined preas. dein.geati - - on :in the choke of which they have most -. . . *sonless, Juon.3o 184. • ing the Committee on the Corn Laws, in censidera. ; 'nippily and appropriately hit upon that of Lord Lion of the lateness .of the Session. We are mach; Case Goneon, and of the frantic and . fana -oles-r- Paris Papers to the 27th instant: arrived last night, ; pleased with this delay, as it will afford am p le ; time i tical multitude, who,. calling themselves the " Pro. 441 d although .they do not mention any events of for deliberation upon so important a subject - more talent Association," ne atly destroyed London In i . . especially as there is a m ajorit y of Members, at pre- 178° ' great impirrtenee, will be found interestiug.• 1 Munsca.—An Inquisition was bold in Sp italfields A. Getteobergh Mail arrived this morning, bring. sent, in favour of a measure which, appears to us hut i yesterday, on the body of Mary Reiph (before J. W. legeceaunta.to the 2311 inst. which mention the ar. : ill calculated to produce, any beneficiel 44feekto the Il e enw, Taq. Coroaer for Middlesex); when the rival there of Messrs, GALLATI . D S BAYARD, and Too, country. ' - • ~ - Jury, after a patient inves ti g ation or several Wore, Ikon; Ataerica, who were about to proceed immedi. • , -.-eine- , , • • returned a verdict of W4fal ifordersipinst Richard We ifndiretand that Goivervintestt have . dth'isi•rn- Rolph, her husband, for strangling . the deceased with ntely totbe-head-rpoiders of the Rio/siert!, agreeable to . lug received adv ic e by the telegraph , from Pliniouth, 1 his own hands, on tfeestltibt of Sunday last. • tie infortalgoo we hive previously ,eceived . . The 1 ;•, .• . been 1 On Friday two Frenek Olken, of the names of. penned the fill of Buries the fort having n folloaeßg areitistelilf-eatrects of-eAti,importance by a m • 1 • ii. ...• s• •-•• •-•'. ' - • Je Gautier and P. Cksiessx, who had absconded ars . ~!...m:. ra nch , who had evacuated it; and ' this Meili-, ,.. . .. . • --"1111P -7"..13"1" from Oswestry in ofparole , were'taken into I brads - that Lord W• L Ton its in closepursuit of them. Ogurmegemspoluite 211. 7 410 . AniierIcan 011ytel that 011 ' -.• ! I t •: .• - •crated/ at Biriniegienp... '. .._ . • . •..• 2 • The offic,i 411 the beetteeeded kir , * am** 4eftes. is. cap. •. . ei :. , pier are hourly ex pected ! end Boxintio..e•A bettle.for. a ;Areas!' ten guineas took ,s_ , . lorsipa l .h - 40 ; .: will probehlyeßAV is yi Bulletin this evenin Nt~.t. . , place on Monday - z e-01 5 . we* •-; ••Olitia . fastasigihksaiinimitim4 ,01.,... 44,24 1 *- Boyardi yesie r rit . —. ie. 4 4- 1 - k lier - f4' ► otsi v ivi, • • borders of RUCtEL I re. . 0 74. •4,e. °e 1 . A • Ashur. eavisafi4 41i* Sra-Tetir sen?ie•!nn' 111-Ati*ltitsee i they . private C ourt,, ( tile ,Queen's Palace, for ' ' par- - to & di ve ...l3 f iteite. procstod Os 4b• same ship to . the asereet port in the ' pose of reCeiii '' iii Pritisian Minister. His` Eteel.l prosier:kit pugilist. Ude, s. firnes :Wite•fle - Ihnt eon Mak - the Russian , lency we's •ietio Kati 'by 'the Earl of Monroe; her • Captain Haas. , The . i hro d iaas t eti is is s ap pose d t ti e y i re go i ng w ith I Maiivrt'avehethbortata, whetrhe delivered-bis ere. ' n i g ht, and at the. set to, lowers,, possessed . dentials and• was most graciously received. - • '• 1 ence, planted. a severe •Mt upon . the the kitontion .1 ea* . the riserfiadoo of Russia to i - ' • 1 tolerable ici . - - . Yesterday the PRINCE REGENT held a Chapter of • nose of his adversary, which severed it ; but uurn s4ust ell ifriteveisgen•between Gnat. Witain sod this - the Order of the Bath, Carlton House, • G • and knocked at when e. moos mind with despeeation,. down, Vatted. *Oh's, • ' ' 1 nerd A r.ex.trioxit ROPE was introduced to his : Royal -hie. adversary ty a striking hit on the temple.— They %Int accanntnof York:Town having been i Highness, and with the usual forms created a-Knight.' Flowers war banded to hit man in time in a senseless shee r w id e ), they e t y; g i te othe o theo rman d of all lof that order. • ' .- '* • - .. ** ' state, and although he fought two rounds probably Upper rapids, bat One of Ai intik (PehaPsinin. 1 Her MAJESTY and the Princesses &issues and In a deranged state, yet he did much 4:zseutiou. fentioilelly) mentioned, that 'afters: the f orts • 1 MAay, accompanied by the Paling Baosn'Yeho' 'Some inaltablug rounds followed, to the alternate id-- were ( poure d the British Institution yesterday with their! ' Aft 'd df Icombat , s trength vantage of each, er.sk rea a teliste, the •Ameriesos squinted them; the fact. ii,- presence, to view Sir JOsitir, Raviros.it's picturesi.i.preeafted ; Fl o wers basing received -a felling blew *bat the English Commander , when he evacuated; they were received by the Right Hen. e, Loin, . as. behind the ear , from which he did not recover for the place, and otter thneneely Petered It, set fire to one of the Directors of the' British Ins titution lim . • •• , I some e, anti lost the battle. Both were completely is. tri o wh i ch bad beenpreviously hod, and m ew . His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief bele • bit blind in the middle dike fight, . • ... , *be whole op with the' AMerieangarrisoo. • ' a Military Levee y esterda y, at .the Hem Goarda,l : ni. w 1 ssoRTI•r4CiItANOZ, , $llllll 30...-We have had no, pgatie, ;mos 7 he haw past five edecit this} which was attended by lieutenant.Genntle-Droix,, fresh arrivals o f a ny gra i n since Monde' and hailing IIOIII , IISCH, ROBERTSON, CAMPBELL; . MlljOr-GBRe... : but few bournof Vilma this morning, oer. pekes , --wan t Cliplela /Dwain, of she Ranks/Guards, rats 12 LiiNGD AM ' COCKBURN' • C iivit,, - IlosLor, i $ AMP 1 .•- - I • continue nominally eta en . lest market-day, • Bilfl l 6r ,• to Geereal.. Barclay de Tully,, and the IlimiLros, &c:.&a.' ' , luny Maintains its - pries. Malt k hayed demand. Colonel' . F o seteeine t . & meted- to the Yesterday was a holiday at the Stott Panoluteges t x ts yen Ice t it an o t M on d ay *, p r i m , • ' rieurchetel, hive errife4 here as Couriers ; but considerable purchases were made he fanntiont e * *iv retaitkin . ~,. . 913 u o 1 N ew dm a .00. 00 proceeding with the 'utmost haste to 114Ri. • W n -iliCh , 2arl y i ,"."' em " ein g, ' -w itee _ i nced t• " 6 _.r,.... 0• 21 - inowoaii i- i - A , .12o.likr, • • 114 ea ' uremiure an d 4 VMS 111. tut! MOO p r i es LEE! sir ingimitt Si 4 .;11q. 0p.0r.• • 0 ' sac; de. - .. .. •76 ilt `!Wirt' liWg*Oclusia° 44 1 * Artnisticet stet closed . ' 8 01.4 8 ,1 St 14 .... Ibt., • • - • 4$ • T ._, _ The Gavernment of Bethke IS witaittidly his Iti..!• - '.''•''' to N EiFe Off_ a• •.• , ?•• •to most biennia,* feature .19 the Aim . of pouno ' e l , = 1 ....".. ..t o •. 4 not •,,,,s , wr, c leney Governor Gonna,' bed It is 'reported thrill, -*viol,. l op silica la} brew hr wig ; 46 ° 0 Mew* In Mr; J. LW Ant, at prattOteikiktbaifis ill Rhea/ t• .. lb tirtilitep.•,,,••••,••,l I ridieleAgriiiii: Oil Flee Fteer.„„. II OttergrAgiref etfor loom IR Bwiiii IwSil kiNii .- I t , ' - - -:,- -- '..: ;:,' i...: ,, i . aroik.prow4. I pm* - **sit - 9 , • ,• , , i>11114.0! 4 . 1.' . ri. t ., '- • . • s :* X ‘ty. :- 1 '•'.74.1.C. .r.fit 14 W... (tamed) • NAPOLEON. The tltaister, &Heavy of Stine, C =wit DARN. [[sere fobovis another Decreeiroto the Empress. Queen and Regent, orderiag the foregoing one to be carried into execution nest spring end appropriating tie awn of 25,000,000 fer that purpose.] arr. . Man. _ Dee O 1 •••••••••••• ***** Gatienbiegir.••! ••• ••.• • a ••,•••••••••••.•• Claill •••••.1•00••••••••••••11 O .••, wean •%I ?RICE or , newts rilti DAY 4T Olgii erpacK. Rank 114 t thil eheg li.lide ßilis 3441, S per Cent. Red. Mil ner 3 per tem. Cons. Ditto 30. 42 34 pop Cram liti °maim 44i p 11 per Cent. Nnyv Comb for 4tet. MI 7* Long. Atm 141 3.4 . Wkly. Tick" THE -STATEigiIiA N. 'LAW INTELLKIENGS. COULT Oft Clt/LNOEILY - weaterleii- . 1M. 01 .'ke4 tit d ska V. TA w li• On an babel?' iltil*leirot of AIM Opera OP* of the Loan etileCti v ita,LOtt . li l o l l”o.4liitt:olo.2lltititt-Shollid tfs :" ' '..11.111111 44411 Me CaiSe i Mr. H, 10.111041 for _removing Mr. T . 011 e, of General -Manager r poltstin‘ another, Manager, isialtiplied acts of injustice, temanage the concerns* of lossilued in the Rules of .Leakned coonsel, in support. _ .taileti-tbe ;rations procentlippin this cause foi eight or ten- years last past, and.partiCplerly alluded to the tate, eaes... . •Mr. %clumps Opposed the Motion,* on the grounds that this was like a re-hearing o? the °Onions made this imasofor years- on the.part of Me. Wa. tem, the !Plaintiff; and admitted by Mr. Hart tehave been ensaceeseful ; .aud that the present motion was founded upon no new matter. Sir SANtler.Ratat tax,. on thisame side, observed, that the *present motion, as ha ving nothing new in It o .ought to be refused, with costs to be paid by the Pkftitiif, Mr. Waters. ,A1t.t.41c"." ..s~, . w.. .. w~,♦ 4trvie..:4 ; .• • POLICE. SHOCKING OCCURRENCE. INTOW-111ALL.-- Wm. Balkistins was charged by yeller Snow, the Cosatable,__with baying shot Mr. Charles Oakley, Of Ports mouth-place, Kennington-bac, yesterday morning about two o'clock, in Hart-street, Kent-road. Michael Brooks stated, that about two o'clock is the morning she was accosted by Mr. Oakley, who was a stranger to her.-- They walked together a tittle way and slopped :It the top at Mart-street; and after having conversed ; shun Kam she MO about to leave him,. when the saw two inen, one of whom was the Prisoner, came mining like madmen, one of them in his shirt, the "_istber wittiest) , a loose great cameo. The Prisoner ups behind and the sae who was foremost , ealled sot to Mr. " .yoe are a dead mu! ' Mr. Oakley at. to call the watch, bit before be. could do so the man lead Mr. Oakley fell down. The witness was thee :wow three yards forward, , nod ran to call the watchman, who case !boas wide bees. on bee return soave embus Mere,eollected, said sht‘found that the two met had gone iomfa home near the spot. 'fhb Mims having obtained admission theme Italkntinestand las la . a back yard, and immediately Opted him out to Inc M l .as one of the men, and he wit taken into custody. Began& turner lives within two doors of theispai t t was Irakedby the report of the dreamt - ; be got setand .petting op his winnow. saw the two men, one or whom was the Prisoner, gee into a little door*/ the side of the bai,e se4 him; the watdmitta came up at the time, and he pointed out to 'Skew the dmw at which the saes went in; the watchman d •Ibiltja. was fast. The whiten then came doss n. amt t. oktpg dithugh a bole in the deer, saw the Psisotwr standing in the yard close against the wall ; he told the constables tins s• mina etaace,. who first fleeced the door, and took bias iota eastody. i S now , th e cot stable,'esoyohorated the previous tateinetiti. Nettlinew stated, that on foreleg skeldoor of' be yard, he found the Primmer stamling in his shirt inn corner, who wattled This she oMeer would to not permit. end Wm. There ti~e roime.i:attmghyrgrtcoaper.e°tDonilajuimamt.:l!waredilci.: ; • " • ,defence. said he had ledge — r _ 41 be was called al, ail two, o'clork, Ward saying theiiiimi thieves attempdeg•to get in by toeing the shutters. • flirt up and opened the hed-ruous door. Wird tusked for the blanderhu4 -which he gave him. - ' 'Ward fi rst attempted to put up the sash, but could nat. upon which be Went down stairs i Ward gently opened the door, tval the out t the Prisoner foll Owed. and whit b 6 baue over the surface of the shotters. bat could not discover th d at f a lt sy at- tempt bad been made upon it. By this time Ward was near tare he top of the street, and be brand him cull oat. Stop. or yoe a dead sea r Prisoner called out lb him not to fire, hut Ward lawaistl7 lite, and the person fell. The Prisoner . immediately retired Into.his own yard. w here the officers apprehended !Uri the blunderbuss was loaded iltb slogs ever since the murder of the blare family, and be kept it fur his own protection. It tv in); ' kiatself sums - beets tabbed by his home baring been t.rokeo Was WOW knew the hinaderbass w as loaded s be could urn , telt `•whers Ward was rm.-pH. 'was committed fur re-ex:union. Oa: _., • Me. Oakley is aam of oust res pect a ble ennsectiors, and is C *the employ of a merchant In : 0-strcet-huilding, io the city : be las n wife and two children. At the Hew the tilluttler - *MI was tired: be was neor The Weymouth Anus public.boosr , ille 111FIWI. of ithetwdreal. rm n the position the mad stood =t at wffiete mr. k,arolts.aollyesse ~at'swibeestrigsar7sedtmedtheintuonitihe of the %thief. hullo tobWelYs with ffiseli forest, that it rehoonded. and ova AAP" a wtraaw ofthe Ist gime kr the opposite street. After Dal • lentioe lakes fate custody by s tluow, tee Officer. the latter to used foe fireAmoo. rhea, after some lime, he otz t ;:wlsod the %Nonirritant *ape. 4 1 4 A • C'a'ter atteale4 sbe veaueesee ip the cativo id Mitt . a bisiseaseareygl vas. sill•etted 'Gaud the . 14 llthmillgiorMt ireirrermiris piromil....„........ffitetessf dm& . •I'L , _. _ ....... ...... _ 1 :0111110119 Moped .goil Published by 1). Lovett oft ow Ilisigtssi Otietro..r. Iffisset4l•ol. ~~:$~~. ' n ' . ":•. ~~ L; ~ •,- . t t•-• 1 i ' 'Remote I, Atilutiqt 1 French 8 Prim pr they are p . Its kw :tifiati i 01 ;'lllO - 01 1 4fi .. . 1 . . . Z IR TE .miiiment 4 -,, „...... . , - -- ._...___L -- . - _ - :,. - •.1 • %b a wd, • • Jura& zieritizitnizam d hopresilivi ~ 10...4.1 .. given to th's' - pidsts4Pora of the bed .' ikewttuient-the trans ' ' with. mops pied st i. . ' meat ateci, foe th at; t • seder convoy et '_. la g" , ' ");, Waifs ships Jesser. mirlisst s iknd rizetse—Ae. 7 -. i tendency . It ', rise4eltessise frigate; . frost the Westward s and rt. ti f, consini- sale iilth the ships u• last. ' d lon tiptoe Peetusetrts, Jussip, r lrti Ifitjestp's,ship M 5.... kind, ..that * °egate Alyea instractiosti: for. Newfoundland, Illthr i i he . chief sobi Brinsligat N°" 4l : o6l 4.lmalittass; and his Ste ! , 6 „ tined ___,. jetty's skip Militia takes convoy for the Dowm, _.,--, "g".. Parmourn, /Felt -2110-Tha homeward - bou nd I, 'vetted isp". West India fleet, wesk% 4 itloo sall And erritfloo 4 F, On,. for a W Tell itaim %swift ',mom ....e. . • •----- Allortaii. lP!!' A r t 1 • '• be See to so to to dre4bhunself.— rhis t o y w 1411 1. 1 -n: " 11 - - ----'-' --- a*_*s pc. the his s - wire threw hii (loam Out at theilivill ;Intolinton re,: betwean Ivor' tom, i r as s aithelman an the premises. * ''' 'LW* tie"and Harry Rowers ~:as' Wad Portlier of Mt , Sallower' t h oge.,maa, 14gthei* of a eeleb • that Me %vomited Wan was t . L. lliougibtlfright to call To Mr.'-. 4 ist .-, of thok eaQm, coachman :a t wesits lee i hMs ip the7 , 111W .1... 01( ... liter:a: ev t The men had been trained a foit. ; aionobere was litde hopes of ars ireoury. The Prlsonet, owbetiv_called ovine his le • ll* to s Flowers, who PosuOwld i a le 4 er *like some' of W ard, by witowt 1 • • I raLiffliNG7l. iOERY, Joss 4 noust. • TAYLOR. Walt if Mt. gib a Hot* praying. tw.b. Treapairer. directed, os ?ming hia should oaks lila. all di• . . HAAT. lade bit prolisati Taylor wholly from the of. the Theatrt, and ap. en the ground of his . 1 as well as his iticapaci,y if the Opera House ids.ia the Fleet Frisoil. The pport of his ;notion, de-