The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-02 00:00:00

.t . /I i 1 ,II • o • i • 11~ ` ~~ f ;,, ~~~ '~ it LL i itl I I / 'M y [ ')i • 1 ; • , 4 1 111.- found . • .; POLler,:' '" -' ''". -„: (hrfFESSION of LOMA,' fius .NURPERER, mare, he threw it into the pit near the saw it again he said, on his trial ; it bein g aliti he JUR. NUNGO PARK. - —....ab—_ ..,i s• •• '.! . , " 701,-- , . • , . , --.IIIP-- . • I YI AII 814041:1141UM:( . .t. 4 ' The following is an interesting extract from 7 1 1 t. Yesterday a - mane named .Werfsett, • el re-he • - ,, A ....; The:, fort owing coniLeriatioq'teok Owe between when-the water was let oft'. Hudson, about the truth of Lemas's declaretioe., Mrs. Money war then so'-etenly questioned b '• Edinburgh 'Uric:: : breker, wan summoned before' the elagisieateelee It, t•Lontos and Edith. , •Alerrpos , ow Sunday, the day , e .i.r , and whielier it was not eearly the, to lh—s l iii . " The last accoonts of Mr. Park, from himse lf, Jew, (warned Israel . she joy mutteal that . 4e ..,4114 ~, . before tee eatention Of' LOrnai :—John Lomas hae...l! • . ,'d them •i • • i•Faid, 46 It is nearl.y the truth." She said she teas e e l . were from Sam:ending, on the Niger, whence he purchßsed the duplicites of some. Omits pawpetleeith leg' esPies'ivi: I itdesire; in •tfr • TholsOii to sue Edith transmitted his Journal to th e Govertintent.-ThelneWats. , , theorrey before he died, Mr. H. allots( in 115 i L weeks gone with cnild, . and eut , ..•reJ into stitution are about to pubdish this immetliatidy, for the Mr. Watson, and that on apolying,for Ahem, son refaced to deliver them, stitiug e •test the emocrie Presenee. an iltterriew about 'eve o'clock: id the after- a calm'. benefit of his in:fortunate fernily; and we catinet su f who pawn ed them had- borrowed:4 Is. Diouf flesh PP- ' neon. Lomairmiets.callerdinter Mr. 'habeas . ; lion from the time of her being iii prison. lemeas ficiently felicitate the melee on the prophie y t w it h beeoralgri. • Marrey, 1 on the face of tLe- displicottee. _Though the ;1 1 few al . iontoa t .. p , . a tilltaki that , asked her about the time of her miscareage, and she pearet _ e • l e• gave him the particuier time, it. t' i - that e -,. the which - the enre of this publicatinn is committ(ul to the I th Meeistrate was of opinion that Watette, see • • • , • the wretched - woman -had confesseu, her gut t, to , 1 ail 1 ,..,, IA. „, like th I" r Y ' n whlc Lomas replied, "It is belief I to oto Kni , lito , ' an • .. : that has con- !d' Y she to oared g e 1 allusion real ftheide of Africa, instead of being heft, li. eider , e ~, That It tees th e which heeseetned to understand. Mr. Iltelsoit asked ee I me- . • . • • •- r • a nd ear. Hudson o beerrin e , f ermi . T ra r t es, tp the ,Advocates of the ma • . et, suspecting some collusion, on rho esart ot the, , r 1 her how lon she lied liven in held with her 1 , Let.us in passiiig, intreat every one of the-reatiers of Jets, he refused to contply.with his aettlicaeine, ewe/ . . wish' as he had eitokeit CO Mr. Fish, the 'chaplain, , ,9 . -. , . Ir g - t . th e d lu ' hani :ee ore she got .ep to vf ietra_o onar_er , 1 , P 1 ~ oot •„to this•iteview, for the Enka ofjustiee and hetnanitv, to ;tit the i person should come forward from whom be elm - ft the 'proprietrof.lt,••to let glum receive t keen .. contribute their mite to the puelicatioit ; so that a ;ha d purchased the dup l i c ates .• . cceinent together r it appeared 4e give aelegree of sa- , could noe perticularly state. Ile questiemd :ler, ei aeivorthy of the (muse in Which he fell, may be 1 he ILDII.e.I.L. . • tisfaction tweeetniet,.who , sin ,• el " •I had rather she ' .to whether her husband Was sotto-, and she said im . . . - i was sober enough. . raised for the family of the roost enterprising traveller • • Samuel Pier ants, who had been remanded . from a , did receive, the sacisunelt wijlo pe." • , of the age. Along with .Mr. Park's Jo urea d II will be former day, ia consequence of a charge referee Mee. eloerey wee teeg hriteglielp!,e t . , • ' Mr Hudson then addressed them in the l * lie office and i - ' ang,-I r, eel ' :of admonition , and prepared !heal for a fh 1 - e published that of Isaac, a cativo eahometan, who e •ed" 0 t dear !" sat down. . ngainst him by the Parise Officeis of St. Michael's , see i ng l ima. , Ree1.4. ,,, e i .. . , ..1. .1 ~ l i• 1 . having accompanivd him to Sansandiug was aft. r_ Ilissisloaw, for deserting his wife and children., wad., and remained in silent aftlictien • - fot seem time, with ~ A. l f or g ive her , b ut ' ration, Lomas . said, " ~, ,It 4. et t :l , ' she eoes not forgive . me." And she said, " I h. • wards sent by Go, mayo. 'Maxwell to procure some s -intetmarrying with a second wife, in the parish of her face erit;red , -;-:lehrnes, ho tei was - seated at some' ale account of his fate—lie returned to Serieeal, after au . Edmonton, by whom he also had a teed, which tell ' distacce, endeavoured to •comfortand sooth her , . . d ' • forgiven every body, an every !'ling that has heel! absence of twen ty moittlis, and made his Report in Irnd. become char,;eab'e on the !atter paris , h, was d for- • '. ing her to'heae•up,euel.fre play, for ntercy au . done against me" ileimas said his half-brother hel writing: From it we extract the following account hitgain brought lip yesterday, when the Officers of givenesse-their• sins, he saideewero... very great, but ' cursed her (Mrs. Morrey), but lie said nothin g.- ' He said nothing ctit him - up so much ne to seel , • of Mr. Paris's death, as given to isane by ,hrnadeee ldmonten perish artend•ei, and stated, they. had God was good, and he hoped he would forgive • •- • - s peer father what grief he was in—it w e ar a hard ca w , Fatoema, who accompanied him from t•ianvatalittg on- • reason to believe that the Prisotier had Il se! another•hrough them—he hail- repented,, and .'he sted t h, said,, f h' 4 b ' e or Lim, me 0 ..►ring children up to this end._ board a large schooner-rliteed :mice, in which Ins 11 , 4 •vt ife. This the P. isener solemilly detlied, asserting `grace to findimetry 4 Ile said, '' 4 • 1 t rust ' . go now • - ' " (sod help d G ' . • an Goa - help my mastet's children undertaken the wirigation cf the river to its mouth. that he had no.knowledge el sexy women in existence • you will have to stay a date lirriger, 'all out time is I hope (11(7 s will take • g sod ways:" • lie then en: Amedee-Faioinna tweet:wattled him till two or Corm • except th ese two. Ile thus, however, again remanded short, and if we repeirteef die eineme may meet in snored ns to Wits •. • t situations th ey were in, and was dies after lie hail reached the kingdom of ilitoussa. ' till Friday, that the necessarC enquiry might in the ikayen.,, He then asked Ins mistress whether she . • " Next clay," sltys he, " Mr. l'ark departee, and mean time.be maJ.-. . had tiVer said to aoy.oue e ..teat, d ive(Lernes) hafegot . • ; e informed by his noistress. Ile said his owe mother I slept in the villoge (Vatter). Next morning 1 ; 110 W-silt heT. . w a s, a very. e•icked woman. 'Chen adclressitog him up to murder, Ids masterottt %velvet . , oae, and halt-past .... .. .. Yesterday morning, 'alfout eleven o'clock, a man lie called , • self . to leis mistress, piously upon her to went to the Kink, to pay my respects to him—on en- ' one, the &Olt before the murder, ..Thiell she denied tering ;he house, I found two men, who came on went to the s . hop of Mr. Allen, a pawn-broker in , ' —saying 46 it is not true ,' they made that -make her pence with Ced, and to read the Scripteres horseback, they were sent by the Grief of Yaoer.— 11us.ell-street, Loventim . rdeo , 1 and offered a watch • • 9 amongst them." She comptairied of ba s e man, whom , .1 • ct and pray. ~" To I came," he said, to this place, hirtv shill'', s. Mr. Allen suspect- • They said to the King,— , we are sent hy Cie Chief in pledge for t. . b g . ~ 1 knew notion .fS I* she alluded to, as concerned' in: the fabrication of d I 31 ! lc, • g o ...cr Riese. 1 have been made to of Yaour, to let you keow, that :he white men went , into the watc h to have b e en ~ q . o stolen eestioned the- road the mete, and to pray, and lam better c ff .— stitch repor t, as . 0 410 that . was never,. sober—t.omas . away, without giving erre or' him ( the Chief) any , man ... . as to hew he beeame poseessed of it, and he not • • 1 teen prayed to vpd C to forgive them,end to forgiveltim, - 1 like the Net., l'estantent ; I have read it, and I . thing—they have a great many things wiiit them, being able . . Je to gave a satisfactory account of , 1 for . ire had done a very wicked act, and he . knelt' that Christ • down to die f • . • .came or us poor an anti we have received nothing from them: and •this sent foil. John `4rtittli, i s to the a . hove office, deserved to die for it. - Ile could no wish to • . seeable sinners. - Alistress, I wish well to you, I , Av.ladve.ratocona, now before Cu,y is a bad man, who took him into cestody, having' known his •per live.—" If they had not found me guilty, they .. will leave you a good book of prayers, nn 'l hope vou Red has ' likeeise made a fool of you bode". The eniebefore, and ioicin.elsed him to 6> a man of the Would not - have done j•istice--4t is only doing too will ... 11 read ite' INlre. Money said the freely to r ja , o . King immediately nria'red me to' be - put in, irons-, unmeeof l'hontasiloggingten, al. ,d hg aecertßinect • • . • Loma', and he seid he forgave her—rind (evilly saia s^ id •to .hang me. 'There is a God above, aed ,I. %slab was accordingly done,. and seers thing Thad that the watch .had been stole . tt from Mr. -Hill's . • tis fare you well, mistress.—(Chestee Herald.)Herold.) hope to see my master in the other world:' Att talten five nes ; stene were for killing me, amiesonse house, in 13ermondsey, Steite went to -search his• •eilre. Morrey said, " Pray God yon.rney l" Lama's ' ------ore • for preserving my life. The next rtiorniug early,•the preniises, in, Long-lane, in . enmeepy with Goff, the . again admonished , rni-tress, as she bad a lon g er ' Hoes.-toTretlespeople, to the number of several King sent au army: to a . village called noussii, near Ohcer, [mime:3'll/.6 linllall, W'here there ii the. : henereds, assembled at the pavi li on in Hans-pew, ,time. allowed her to confess her sins and repent. To: the §-Lives c u r s them i. before this vilinge a rock, , epeearance of a smith's shop. rhey foetid& spike:: Chelsea, en Monday lest, with various nrticles ef fure jticptertion pet by Mr. Hudson, Mrs.•M or r• , y denied ;Across the whole breadth of the rivet—one part of tet e a large bore, a centre-tit, it thillsele:• ed. it i, 11 .,,,, ; ..", Ilhair• she teak .the candle • into. the other . reeve, and nithre, by virtue of hoaxing 'twopenny-loot letters, tlo melt is very high : thei:e is there ' s large ups screw = driver., 'rime found al ''° a " fir' .4f. - `"" 54 . 'slid. 1110.. would not let the sermeit girl go throueh which directed-OW beer of attendance _tee be twelve. le -flint rock, in the form of a door, which Write only ten's there, a hoe about thirteen yotrs•OfAtges; *they i; tvo f.4indow..,tshe repeated roe not hold the o'clOifle. A c.;neert, under the pat: orieeehef letely passage for theoater to pass through : the tidecorrent sail to him tent he had got some instrumeetS 'targetCharlotte Denys, for the beitefit of tit Ceresea eta condi . Lomas . sa id , "Mistress, do not . say se e it ' is here very strong; thearmv went andtook poseession than air} they had foiled In the shop, ihatewis timedrity Schools, had been announced to take Flare at ~ s iiil* do you no good 'to deny it ; when I told you of the top of thiteepeneig: Mr. Park came there after in hOuse-beeaking, and said they wanted the leieg ••• ~u t.4 1...4 , one, and the neigeho irhood exhibited a scene (tithe ilattnah itias . coining, yep pinched the candle the army load posted itself: he neverteriess attempted with Which . his hither lent broke open- the • Three Mrs ,s my /o dd l a d. it . greatest cotifusion, le cense+, . : re -of the meet); I. Motreer . reply to this was, to vass. elite people began to attickehirn; throwing bti:opasseS publfe-honie, 'in Bermonditeye.which was eats, Stc. which completely cheakert up the .was, was eot so, there have been many false teems said fe, lateris, mikes, arroes, and stones. Mr. Park • de- kept by Mr. Ilill: The hay then putted out from Police Otficers were procured to main'ain.orch•rut : , 1 , and she then proceeded to animadvert upon some feuded himself for a long time : two of his slaves, metier the fete 3 large iron erdw ot , chissel, the confusion lasted rho whole day. .. _ ' ....- • _ wh- ".' pm' sec of the evidenee.epan the trial,. whic!t were if at the stern of the cAnoes,..tiere kdled-4they threw he eve them. The ' boy confessed that his father woo. ! A Patent . Metallig Lire Mat, 9,0 ne;etee mil) terwards, by the•explsnetion of Mr. Huteson,.recen every thin ; they had in the canoe late the riter, and very intimate with Aim Ashmore, . the retreat -of Mr. hydrostatic 'principlee, diet 'will - neiteer sink nor cited, and understood by the convicts to be correctly kept litiog • but being overptiweted by numbers Weld Hill , who is in custody at Union Halt, and tltet she given. M rs. Mortal admitted thit she toWk g ee ' oversety.yet serve all the nrdioary pqrs.l) , lfet of sleee l e; filieue, awl unable to keep up the tattoo against the end his fattier planned the robbery or her mesterei boats, either for rowing or tailing. was - teed 'ea ' shirt out'of thi.'hims. an& shrew upon the ba of current, .and no .probability of escapieg,•• Mr. Park house. Ile accompanied his father to the house. His Monday, at London-bridge, on the ebb tide, derieg I barley ; and Lemasmild he put the box . up ; the • took hold of one of tw white men, andjumped into father bored a large hole in the cellar-death and petthe time of the eteleteit fall, with her creet On heir, bed. - When Mr Mason asked Mrs. Alorrey,eow the water— he did the same, and they were him through, and Ann Ashmore, the eervant,• re.and til t ed with water ;when she passed through woe she co uld ever expect 443 beecquitted, she declared it drowned in the stream in attempting to escape. The ceived him on the inside. He then went up stairs,the greatest safety, and dischargod a censi I epee t& he from 'a supposition that ,Lptues's conf eon , only slave reneiiiting in the boat,• /teeing the natives he picked the lock of the street door, and let in his I portion of the water purposely put into her. Teese 1 coul d' not be admetted e vid e nce ageing here, Lomas persist iii thre wing. weaeorts at the canoe, stood up frillier, who proceeded to break open thecloeets and i ob4.(ved that he 4as.hot .„ . 3%.. life- boats areedescribed as being made of malleatee et to do- otherwise than • el snel to them ---e stop throwing now; yoe see no. drawers in the bar, lee. &c.' with a large iron crow ! iron, lend, andein, .one of tweay Pet ton ; sus six. ' otifesse-but the confession did not come against 01. - 7, in the clime, and itobody hut myself; there- or chissel, stud OA out the money and other pro- . feet wide, drawing only ten . inches water, welts e. 3 them, there Whs. eAcesgik hte sake, *Mout it. ,A 1 rs. • fere ceese. 'take me and the canoe, but don't kill perty Which they contained. The boy has since dm. , Morrey then said; .her husband-fwd dater/Ad. the .Perspos, ane to. possess valves, that,Without penteeie r.-.?.' 'They tool: possession of the canoe and the fesstd tent his father has iiretroicted him to assist in , or personal aid, , . • discharge all the water from teem, night of the murditOlure he .shoull,turn Loniesateay ram, tint carried them to tee King. , house-breaking from his iiithecy, or, to use his own - which valves act occasionally as b y is of •er that week, for he •sttspected that he got up:in Abe , 4; I * w as 1, 1 c.;;t in irons three months, the King then language, since he could crawl. •• . valves ; they are ' hydrostatically ballateed weaeiee night: to get to the drink. This' booms said, was reliesed me. ;eel gave me a female sieve. 1 'Mime- , Goff, the officer, bele/Ting tot nioe-Hall, after 1 ' very unlikely, for he had weld nothing to him but fined water, taken in or put out at pieaStire—ire diately went to elle seive etiten in the canoe, wh o the hay had delivered to him the crow or chissel, I remarkably buoyant andlively in agitated es e.--- a eared Ter • welt safiebesl, and and in t in told me in wi.at man•tei :qr. Park, and all of them . which he took frtim under the forge , • went to Mr. ) app humour : 3' with him that . s , night. j , The • ery y never , had died, and io hat. I have related • Hill's house, and tried it with the impressions that I goo ion of Mr this engineer. had 1w said, many hasty mortise- any thi ng of that 'to • Dodd , • . • ror F ..t t.',.!t. it.. t4a,. edited, aoi Ls part written by earl been made , and found that it exactly carre- t ' soon ' The followieg is an extraordieary instance of the Bryan I: tw .I.ls. ! 4veltristi with. and fi tted the marks wbieh had been 1 sort l was. over,. they nettlier.of theta eter bore • made on the drawers and closets. The Prisoner was I longevit of 'eels •—ln the .ear liel John efere any malice, he liked Mc Master, •ha wove very good •.. Y • ) ,• o ~ Roy tr. MI6 reit vCo Lem; c.—This important to. Font to Union-Hall 'Office where the investigation I master, but, added Lomas, -" [wish .he had turned . dith, an officer of excise, who receded in a co . e,hge /• r ,p . •••1 at Laiivace, Brecon, put a small eel in a well in h e taelisliment, which produced so many of the heroes eemme „e,,,e : s j me ,awaythat ingnt. - Atut Mrs.. Morreeerepeateu, ' garden, which is about nine feet jeep and three in of Salamanca, is about to be removed, we hear, . Alovelay night, teentt half-past eleven o ' c l oc k , aI 46 [elvish he hid—bat for lehope your sifts will d i ame t er but seldom contaies mere than two fee ;if from Marlow and Bight Wycombe, to the new Col- ; given end - mine too—it wal.your own fault, you were/ man was 0' sm veil loitering about the town of Brent- e except the needibouring titer Usk is swot d r:- loge ;it Sanceturst ; the Ca d ets !raving horn direcher i alwa.ys peeking at me; and Would-not letene alone. ford ; a watchman asked him if he was waiting for b floods , water, when the ° .11 •• Orr a wr completely - fills .. to return thither after their present vacation. I '-'lle any body w hat was his . busiiiess there at that time of - • This' waseetorted upeosher by Lomas, who- said, it Y . late General La elarchnet, nho fell so glorious!• was herthat would never let him mime; and he re- bore-Mentioned cent occ asion of this nature, the eel a __ Y eight, or where was he going? The fellow replied,! . • • ' • • apeared on the surface, and eas caught in a pee in leading his le igade to a (hero., directed by the minded her of et parfi eider kistance on the very night it was nothing to him, and refused to give any ac- •. w i terr to, use the language of Margaret Price (are Hero of the Peninsula, was a lopg time Lieutenant-of the m urder ,. wheWshe • got out of bed and came./ . curt of himself as t o who he was, his Inteittoss or ' t of Corernor of the lestitution, and seas very instrit-. his objeclin ben thir.. The watchman then told ' - ' ' 'to him , and he wante d h er to go to bed again, and leer from :Bremer tp Swaesea), the present tenant . the it was " as thick at het e sm., sed coiled - mental in promotieg its eetablishinent undo; the lie him, that I iin ess he complied with his request pert • . ' not do it and she . wieued . not, and•he „was all in a • • cotta ;,, ' 11Ced lestrious Cortimantler in Chief, who runs its patron, : tremhlee. She replied, " I know I have been too , . .. . round the pail froM bottom to lop." It was tip stonily, he should take him into *evenly. The• W ail& on whom it reflect.; the highest honour, while low•put him at ileflence, and th e.watolimarepe esever-e b i d a t t .4ell as 'y oii. " • • . ~ 1 in its Sooner element, where it has .eested for thirty., it is of the greatest oevantage to the reentry at* i..,,Mr. Hudson 'hiked' whether ' she !mold have ex- one years upon the aeirtialculse contained iii the wa : the fells h i m hornviolent Id his head ; t .1,,w ae a ow one. ter which latter, however is-allowed to be as pare a, lerge. The senior depertmeut,•the nbjet:i of whichpeered to live Impiety in caselhe had been acquitted, ' which knockee down ; the watchman e however, is te'qualify Mimes for the arduous and important du-eel waterohat Can he desired. did net let hint escae, arid nu. inhabitant of the and she said ,, elte e slailfd never have been happy— • . . • ' 111-4- tlt•eof the Q t arter- M aster - General ' s s Staff is to be re- riarliteof Metes, a baker , came up at the instant; " I know't .hate done wr o ng, a n d I have %bitted." .. - , e e A boat waseyesterilaoverturned below , . mitred le teeth ,am . The last examination at WO tied assisted the watchman • in properly •secoting, him. • ' friars -bridge e and n woman who wars pessenger ''' • • See reminded Leman's:re a time when he 'came back . , • ... . , ...., •• o r se. Wecembetook place on Thorstliy-last, when I -..leu - .0n searching him, tyro , loaded pistols were found, ° from the coal pit- ind wanted to. }l a ve dens the deed, it was arowneu, itotwonstanning the exertion: e• venal wateimen who proteptly rowed.to her assis !than! Slimier, the only Officer to he examined, ap- and implementrof house-breaking. He was remee- and elle refused, Itecdose .he itadebeen bad, and had . . ' eaten pea retl leefore a eupre I 'nu ioardt. of which his al ;ailed to have been seen Ina smathcartesetle two other • not any thi4g, and was Weak;--Mr. 11. asked ' lnce ' . • • • elliehness the Dike of Kent was President ; Gene. h' herems painted On a boaretrieer Middletott, II men, a short time previous, in that, neighboorhooe - home, how he smell* a xe teat be struck his master refs Calvert •and Hope, with the re.ptify Quarter- and there wale* doubt entertained hut it wilt thei; .seith, , and he said his mistress gave it iota his hand. Lasocashire, the following emphatic and peremptory thew MastereGeneral ' Members, who were pleased; after • • . ' . T ire o b se rva tion e sh e "l d I••a 64 My dehr - / intention to have broke-open some house, androtol • Untie(':'(T - aroundi willbe shot dead Witheut •furtiwr e. a wriet exutinition in the different branches of have carried off the property ii :the tort. Yesterday: l ad, was it not on the•ehaltt?'• lie said, 6 4 Why, . e e, • A itueo, lo deciargiheir.pee l feef Fatisfaction of his be- n ' otonuay sethinigat :a !settle . was fought at .Alr ,, he was examined at the office, .when he proved td rims Mistress, you put it into thy hend," evhich she •tlid • • • • ,e lag fully qualified for the Staff; and, a special an old thief-.of the name of Kal 'Jack • Iva. • . ,I ,s not deny ; and beittgaskedaboirtehe razor, he said eh'urch, Weireestershire,• between two rcepiret,' nre - k of their Rhprohnlione to - recommend him to . Al 1111.808 •flatners 'Mt.. Haynes: add •Mr.. Nee/alums, upon the Vewu t:!,: I:.otiee cf . his Res al Wellness the Commander in A French dentist, who hiree apirtmehts in 1306 . 4-'• *I I Y-...'7i, Ire he toek theitte, 'and Whilst hiswiisteess ' . ' imee.course l •durithg the , racos there ; teltett , , ~_ 1 'lOlOllOO his alltagpoig the last 13low,Itu , d fell ea his Chief. \Viten we reelect on the nature of this In- ' street, was charged by a young lady, who 0004 ' held the candlei • 'he 'Ord& his master three- tidies; , ,- , 3 g : Stit:ttion, acid great Uumber'ofexcellent Officers . the gr eater pinta the same house, in rho millinery Idi diet; pittched . thet'andle ont, and they bah . r,te, i kt-F dea d ~:. , • 1 , : .: ._ • it 1'..:.; prodecee, we catitiet but foresee the greatest and fancy business, with violently assmiltieg het,. into the house place; where they heard hhnegreran, I ads it!lt:t4VSailikely to be ` produced by it to the court- : and threatening her life, by menacing her with - •Ow ePoit W'hiebliii:te.listress' said, 4 4 - Jolut, ete. is aliie • try, at a gin • e When military knoWeedge. may decide ; knife, . leappeared by the statement-Of the Prod.- gp::atid kill Melt".' 'Mrs. Moriey• replied to this, she on the l'apkiesi or Misery of Milli?its'of our fellow- ' cuerix that she was unconscious of having: givenhtny .61111'44de the observation, . 4 401tif,...h0. is alive,;" • creatures, opuiss.ed, by the Military. Despot of the 1 sorthff offence to the Defendant ; baton Suirdiry eerie eeebeitieft *Attend struck him with are-ate: tvio.or Cotoiinent. .• I nifht he attacked her seddenly in her dmwiwg-reim, tithe titter' in 'ffee 'Alit,' and rethrged, --- u hen' 'she .. ~ . ~ • ' Seo Oa the 15th ult. at Mame, (Tend, several ash a knife ht hisfiank drove' her 'into I't brat+, gare•biie • the Otteeei;, ;they stittheatd ''him groaidage' FreeCh Prisoners of war,' on pitrefe . theie, Ott ac e i and swore h p wcZultd be tevenged Oh •her,;shalring hOi .4.oinas petsided en el, before ter, 'that She direeted count of li.l4,being Lieterparte's bertheley, met to cc-' With ittl hi s oWer withune hand, ri an- with Hit:diet him to gre'rowlitillehire-e-ter gW and cot his throat ! lebrete it, wetch.they dill, after approprette toao3, !-Inrttacii!g her with a larigq knife. The Clomp inant• She continued to deny theeparteewhitst he repeleded with hind acclamation: Tim j u venile•iterabitates. feel- 1 was too much alaimed to canoe,. add therOfiondant ,it militia I add he said •h• direeteihr ooniteteneneeelind - i , -. isle itulignalit at -UnS•conitlet., Math> a hotnireat the ' left her on the ho, .5 partner approachin,g the roome found his master tithed ivehtichoit, , sind"attempting to CrOts, into which they threw a pictures of Nepoleend Thil k was permitted -to pnws over tintli Sundayelatt, get off xtelmeitisie'!. Wheit getting these alp • to" hi • , .. m, ----______ This very mach irritneed the Frenchmen, and an af. when the Defendant split the kitchen dove wi 1 zhie mid ereirppberfirietee kettle' 'him • .laldelis• teed ••• I -- 1)1E1) .• 'hi m,• keel, vitae, on Saw& . last Mifi• Clariera Sharp, t fray then commenced, eetween the boys and' them, poker, .04 Pufstied 'another lady` lOW the st ' • epon • Lethals, -hriAa* -aisit• mnight• Wit , , ofe kis At illeavu , .1 . .. 1 .. It ..• . . . • * -lie teepetairmee Sharp, of the Ikngal P.s.oblis Ind I _. WiliCil was soon terminated by .tit . e interteteeoe ot the The defeeeeeeme that bristles had been pot Into - 'AK , witii - 11111 rllto, liatid; home eain, e .teat ,d pa mo l ten se lOnfilt• ;LIRA'S h • • • ' landera irk, k,..../. of billibroak: lubabittietse • • I . . ... lied-41iat his night-01p, - brass door-plate, lee. h• 4 he thritst . • his a' 1 ... - see4 ...••fiisd • O at r hi s . nu j i . 0* of :me est Nes ..ortiees of the Peace.. . , ....... 9 ritur:TAIIMI NVVE.-•#A lkinklinntberlant! tyre.- of hien pken itray ; bet ellete .was no pretence fi -ter's - head 'uncle's+ 'kis 'IOW aittivi . lhe 7 thetsi .64 hi I' ' it'sdimthhta dif, 2; •,` ,1 " i ' l l' Y'it . j" l-41 " el-VartwiteMe.seutre, he the nettr Leicestvirthire *read, the vroperty :of Wm. 'A - apposing the s , 'Oath 'AV aa4t, • 110IMIS Ar tiOle, ...A. ll"rosectotiemiehereperttier k nevi of oily throat * elmteralie . ceiti end Meg mid thalnreun ettireeth" e 4tPli '.- .; 1-• " • • ~ es, ism. . ~ 1 _ ' , 44 : r i th, of Drill Abery,,yewled this year four Iva, such irititurctleall. Ttre 1344oEttitotAPni - ed the( lie hid. *Mfg Mb be.•& ail olei l adesttiee 4 be ealtkp., :•!, 4 1ie v,Po6lll 4 t4 4 4‘. e4 M 6 reYt nr - . l P` i hr' w !licit lambs were sold in Wakefiel d Fair, on - either knife or poker in his Rah& Wild 'lo t zor be put under a bag in his roPm,ebutiosatbe • f l thi.g• avi:lay, for 51.46. cis . 265. a-head:. quoins toleep the peace. • . agile took it, and when he went to water the • .Y; T S' Yr FM AN ..o • h ..~ . ti, , . ~. ;A • • •- . ~...............- . ' • 1 • fitIVPIIS.J`s• • • • Wy Laki,. of Gbtikr, the Lattypf t;. W. William one, 1: 4 1. M. P. of a ilwighter. -.144 'e1Y, al 1411611$10,161.11,•the. Mosoarable Mm. 'elle.3llt, A 11 / 4 4 ‘ un the - 14th - alt..` at Aqiudate Malt, arse Nell p•Oft, 1- 1,1• dikit*ltey, ett's datigit.et. , lAtely. at Guiteabarch, the Lady of Williani dcrJea, r 5 4. ." if *Wind heir. ' 7- : ... . . • • "'lrestesdatr.ist Sta.ll7%lsliaisao, Mr. Nathaniel °I Werace. to ilia. .rotowt,-qf Yark-IacaNcVII"IV tin Babaday last, at Stab re, -Joan. Scaut r idaPfQlllll 4o .44 11 U. t 4 olllsig, 1144:ghter of Liz" I,Dkvis, %I. P. of Walton 'Cattle; gosterseishire. I `~ p(ilnll. J EETTEActilii*'loll6,l4lPd • i). inVy.4. II ' lig STATISM A N OFFICE, S;• Fleia4t-tet 1 p; 1 . ' •