The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-19 00:00:00

<< . Ithologneiplrit, as that of 1.756. This alliance, purely defensive, wit, founded nit the principles of 4 !. tearer taming the p..ace of the Continent, and of re-esto blishing a maritime peter.' It therefore .rests welt& basis most conformable.lo a .band policy. and ihn stipulations coateip the most perfect reciitierity bell , twern the hick conttacting parties. Any ulteratiossi which might he endeavoured to be made in the actist the treaty, could only be tfibettete tinittetrionttet one or other of those ptittoil" , . The opirettifetdri secret articles- determitiedthiipilellikof 05-4bratiejsl which Atnoria was to give, isi•ziciiiiiiiiida siterieg. aittely was eiay too ,easily ttaileareyelieit, Aid wiiiiii on the couriliatory-efforts maldithrits *0 044 ibli''` jesty and A postolie King werehit•ahlisto pieveletearatil The ear, in fine ; -, broke out 1 nevertheisSethilW e: 1156101.. peter, true to his principles, tomer ceased / even du- t .: . . d i: . rive the campaign of 1811, which • a, Witted by tlio , r.. . ~ ~, 2 retteedillffli kt:Olfrur greatestefferts hf the beligetent . Powetit - and h e llea „.*. rat Potidlla -4 . 11 h the "test smq 4 "° b i re * •. - loss of men of which history presents - hut kW' et& Imperial hiejady proposed, that there should be ne staples, to direct hit attention to the.,resstabrisle., l ;giteiatod undlit h • is mediatioe v 's 'peace .between thtn went of peace as speedily u pooSible. His' Imper 4 - principal Powers of the Confluent which might of Majesty, in order to render this with the.inore eft. ;itself serve as the basis teea general pleifitattion. „,... , . f , carious, seized the eteibelit,,viliee, Ittlit.'a fi rst cam- This fi nd peace would place the Powers' 411-w ig. paign, a sullicient in'terfhhoitiewted itself for An ev.- tirade whieh weulli permit them to awitit the *eine planatien with the Sinefil I f'liwere. Weaved, in killing of *Kattegat Coogress► lit would ditectly leatk the monthof tilsruary last; Ms:inediatiefr ire rraeciii 111 WI saatifiese*pidie in suc.kgrairler, that thlkapttigli . Matti*, and Eoeleud. lie attended this offer to.flitilhe eiMpliition et the Cedilei. ~.. * L ett M peace. :' l e . _ .felege . Doak, from the roment that Poet eppeared azi rtheill is no doubt tout third* illion s tigee•chid principal early in the scene of . gut inn.' c'rhe *ha*, ' nesiltliremilintsd'aefor• *a #liiiii*tiou of with the the exception of -Euglandi Recopied the me.; ties; •and s's• the castle of • • Critichost, ie _ diatioi•lif. rhustria ; bet,vevertheless, it..was son : °lbis itself ail 'being at oat. hilespegs t , but too,.lo47Aesoertaitiett, that* ofir stilitry : initial Piece lietwen the 44.4' 410041010 t. supported' lay the good effuse of t tip Court of , his Ingpeilailditjettit deetllint hesitate Fs M. Vienna, tedeS not no saNcient te reiniii POWllfi lo- ito hi, Ne.te,t l Y . thitterlr er l‘P°lePno to 6"d''' pirated by a greitaitertity of inieresl4Zeiio ttt:Wh -0 1 1 • SoKieter 00 'his poit to the ettid'astie . of ditttAinki every sacrifice, every; elfOrt,yotint tippetir *eat after Tice unileisigthiOeir Atide4.6 . to odd,' that•ttowsuile those of the year Jell. ' "The-Emperor did not suffer : piefirmals heel itegifien address& to his Idejetty Sit, hiinvelf to be disteurneedi - L ie wee. not, stow_ in 1 emperor otlabiez, and to his Majesty•tirse - Kies' et placing bitnseltin a - condition to sniMiert hit petite 1 Prussia. : tr . nai l Without eosin OW* tot; words, hi iiKanizing respeCtable. ti?riekt . Leo s ,it ito.'llieet annoittiotthe intent of hitilinksilleis, (WI WI: with satisfaction that his Imperial .ffreleece.sesei,hy. *not his Majesty the emperor' et the - VESA -:(rOgn the comininiaitions male by the troatifbassador entertaining the least doubt of IM II *l4 .*lfratiPkthit, I *t the Court if Vienne. in the MeKtkepLiril,last, i ing into the Views of the *Alpert* IF Atka' entellii. (bet, in this respect , his opinion. wips participated by I found his aieciligen, freely accepted by the Paiidedi hit 'Neje,/ the Emperor ifspoleSe. 'the under. with fottnbStltivrideh would lead to I" alleuill* siiiried bad orders to &Clare, is reply to ..the official ornegocintetibhirged to defend disout eildi leas. Dote 6, coinit lie Narbonne, dated atolls( of April,, rested the :MO coetrecting parties ' Mk Icapeetit that his - imperil! Majesty *odd eleiite lit iimple Majesty has always shown himself' a too zealous de. Intervention into a medisitiOn; and die he .*ould fetttleg of the - rfilits of Sorgreigns,. and of the' prier ! ? this a ppetr. is it:etrinciparle fly loAlt tette. Ac- ciple-Of the . iodependence .of Powers' .io'beirre .it cohlingly, Atistria t _not„he%i Aldo. ei,the same Ito b*natiessary fdr hint to gide Weetwanees that, he time as a lielecikel Pe* , and. 'a, 'hilted sae. :vegetetts both the one and the ether, east te 9 theirual , ebbe, thtittotTtit. AV , - ,004*~, - ~ -- . "••,. • , 7•• 4,2 lcit oci tobe,;(o7MiiittittO • Vail OA . rtilti terra - " The under** moils bbatiliffitlßOopPortitiity tort,"bat 4:loorioltbid llii.'fitintties:o? the Eat: iefriviewieg tee his Fficcetiency M.-the Ddke of pine. Th fiejertN„,etiiii• Oise tbiss 3 ..tetlisetttailte:Jbwilloi thaisentindisof bb': high cOesid‘tation. Pli t ecil MK, igni Unteiliitietrelintild net: : ..--••‘• • ••1•_r.(1 11 0e4.- s. -, . • ... :.../elircltqtt ) rh. - i huitty w ise 7 titiki thi l bisii" tit the ..utilluido W ith'' ... -.1 !", 9 ":",,,,.4 . •, , ' ~. - ... - , , ;,,. ... • tie • • . -- Fiance, Is ._ :tiro IV centiattink Plirtire aright ',' i . . :. -..-.• -, •-, -m,„ ty. . . : ~ . .-A ' - • by muee ariii ii it„ , Pie" under ii.rel 4 , A 11 .00.e ti- itiarifling Atli tote ittgatintin Itelt4ti better , pulatlent orty...treity;O the 14tii • ot_Rarea, Mil l ; i . . •.' •• 'tit sfercce*Cat: .I " . ' * • • which were milt irreconciloabia *ill tlie attitudes 1 -"The inteerilgtied Illinistet-lbrireFeigti Affairs he commanded by the necessity of . tiio:' s*liiisbiatita I . Jove rted In the knowledge of . ItlVldejesty Xltt Iti. ; of fttll.f E hie Lei. Per,h4 ,7 111 eitIfft , was nth . to • - a01.1610 . lea raaarra*. hi a 44# 641 .tiinonaitted te'llim by his Eatelleneithe Coital' de . . , wiflc jct. .* .• ' . :-, ' . „ ~...._._' . I)tfutteritiali,!beirlordain' the tatit 'lliis month.= The fittsheitogilitiZltSted in thir "pal i efitl Oak,. i Oh m o j e tty- rite E o r mid Ktitt: hes. pooodied it 'resulti from them that Ausna ik, hi rock i. :Awai t satiot l ietWin, bring Majesty the • Emperor of daring hei alliance with France—thatAliiii4nolihiti ' Austria pordtfein the same . sentiments and disposi- eteeotisly . rests on the principle . of irei=r4s- itre- tibia elolchdiettated the itiguistionk it the -treaty of .coticifeitMe, With her inediation tL *Mch duty to to a lli a n ce o f w ort h . 1 4, - tom .-: . ; . I . .• . 1 eto Europe. The Em would ' But his blajestt ibtrealpiret:of Austria, destritig W t itirs y• e! sanctioned an allieoce - erhifk .hed dot the an es pie s; re servation •Wlith • regard .tb such of the bails o pence for its object. lie would liipt". , 4p ______ra4ininan.„..,__ :conditions of the tiaid4skily which he deems not to ectiverk engagement which should have tortie4ht it: : be applicable' to exiaingeireattstencet, and having setf • to its re-establishment. ' _,. .. ' ,• _-, I furnished M. fie:tone , de* Metternich with the' ne- Nit Majesty the Eton or tianisc . . skies thit the offer ancl.aicoinatiost of fie offer" ' • „„._•, - ilv- I. cessalytivilW fee detifiting.a . Convention to that h - the Veit Government, his Imperial ! infol lt ii .i°" 1 4,:"rit I?". . 1 , 4 ",. 4 4 _,__,,_ ll o-4 ! " lirli Al aft .Istill litolal Mdjesty halt directed' the undersigned to". ethic se ta in" r ot Og .ARAFTA . di 11 4.. ... r!7. , . •• ' -did Mfrs iklikh manner furnished with full legotplisscleg in tas deaded :...Inh .. -; . ' VI '` ' to. negoilite‘ conclude, And sign. the slid tireonaeiittiace l ordeied ' ' 6.460 ,-4 , 4 . . elf i aV crl . • to his E 4 cetiso w lii,, the )0 # . IOOIO -. I. Thit heti% persuicie 'that' thifi.l,S..?4(n c am. . • '4):: - . :, : '• ohe t iti) Tile Dila , de BASS AN°. triry in the treely of . the 14th of . ..Mira, .11k1 'fig lhatioOdlte.lase; NIL _ j . , e lm. the mediation of Austria,_he f aothoriej- j ibe,. un • •••• • '. '. • Ea . be c°" 6 ""Ft",,J: .!,,, 0 ' ~ ~ signed to agree with the . F 440 GOiei•Ahlwo, Airs:* i , ‘ :..- : , vr ,- - - ~- - 1 11- • ' • " eiprist rlaviatin • W' s,regnette fit:A.of it*stiptifig : 'Cite iiiiip` Ciftiir, • formisittili* ilissittiio6lo Wins asreee:he It • '.14 , ,if,.1 va l ic i t t - 2. tro l e Re .•:k 1 le Ouy 4isi; ifiliiii**46 A, petrnds in speitie. ' • • • • •• • ' - CAuvett tinei' roliti . tei the .oferii, and its abs" • Mr. RENME and Mr: Whire.o4wieleefolldhlt the- of the AlstAiii, • ' ' '. ,_ . • - " l ' f' Navy Boatd 40' esami ut the state of 'Partantooth her -3: Tfailf,:keilfk, lbi ondirsigod is and boor; hzte•billa most itsideotte in theft labours dor. i 0 4:l idded "w i oildhl t necessity felt. powers : effete`, kg the' list . week. Tab prates; we, ttririttternMili: the teens *Se two acts, find, tc opipittgok iligH . ,..**der 'consideration to clear thacliat**oo::titeo! The. " tad seikyo lbs;oppor . tuniti . voiAbs ioniour, which late - Womb - ehok4o •• • ttivolpites i tisk - ' ~, de Besisui gip mu riilies orliiii we kin* eecetitidatliifi'pf tieett . One' is.* .teatil* - isliielke! i k i ll . . . , .. ettiet the brkigeitt:Ffilsea, *hetet thilidh sh - leibilei "" • ••• •'' ' ' filiii4t . seirtitOrttle stet: eiewe; whit* might - , he SteebtetMgir 'goo eel . eklikeiJoi.sk JOEW . - - - '..- - " - ilr,',lir it/Conk . ebbing thrbiteli•litst ebireittel.. • 'T il l 1.•••: • 0.: i.) • 'VI " ' 1 ! ^ ''' , .: •. , ....."Y• ' 4t* 440. • •ti•-: . • • . _ e - 140 . A r , 4 • e _ .wouginctote tbw - rapid of the titre bdriiilla A Vii4iiikOad 511aist, er i• - fit'etab.,,Aot and •filorithoore Port : the othk l to NOW. sr, Arno tail eiii terid to the kilo* 1 . ; '- wit reservoir of water as liclifald; ter,ebeiniisit." tittirmr wokerelitie1414 1 4,14.- • ldifilt6. rinktkodi Buono, Mittiiter for *Weis*" Atkin - fit' be WI. off% and wesitl Near the isid•irtegmehaittOgir ?ramp, didkint the honour of addfessiaglit . hint ' 'plitt of the harken* • _di binsic.o;:... s . from Di'esdee, on the 15th of; this mouth'; and Mel • Lord Er.t.eathistAirigarealltelinle amts i . Imperial Majesty has directed Ma to reply te•itbri adjudication, gave It as his Opii!iewo4ll . - I the following explanation t.--. - _ ~.,...•., $..,- ..-. :, -4. ants of a cent fed sportsmewcoSoPiiimpiself, ilia' The EtOperor caused notificatibele 3 ht the 1 dot' being Ottonet tf'the deKeia*Utiffili. peewit of !pith of rebeaarplastOW the principal ' - tient* were not !bible 'to pellettilitifsititoliatiotwith• POW ers,af hii . ofror of ;uteri/loom forliteve4Stahttsb- teat I:ceetticat#:. aimitaap t :kstemit 10111' Mkttl7 snout of peace, Convinced thit t oritheetsitatpel I deal mile . anti his tWersens, tiolCoolkoi.lo4 04, out eiulli b ritimo Ale.repime -4 . nese/al 4 4 ' Loop" Oiled omitting , in 901fIbrdiltire, ab41104.1;1if., beim refer.; not be completely allured ; and-tot less - cosettated; rettd , the ecknithelintleit'ftiti 11114iesff.aliiy dealdedlY , tat this equilibriem is directly contacted with - rote: gave* In tliihr. 0011401 i thlitlia.„l4lllllMlitAili: were' eitinie pests; ;his Imperial Wjetert Wishes '• dam- liable to' tilbtegildtles fer...sitketitig; ittiliffet a. cacti& sadly pointed : to . such a peace. ' • gig - had . • sane, - Citili • -4 ' . * * * C477l." ' . '.. .:._ ..t ' - finding Ititeekrenee wi t Air .• _ . eigt who bad been remanded miser day,. charged with kasbill ,old pigs at an ander price, and of tho way Jkisble.b he procared than ha could giie no sakotory SCommt ) Mao , again ,brought op., ' • , Mr. Most; a taisseq, ,raiiidlog at Wallitti,ndja , HertfoOlatit , ilatekthit from a report elTib:ll4lL---11" Ni ke: Nowfi ded mp. lia bast that a man n*m APP is . - . tir *all OP- Be hilliT self ' ' Mejlidlik: on the nuirning whin th is bad te rfi l i a t ero• l o : seen those !Akan trim the c ba bad ass of their being the same 'llit 104:11iis - *Wen frees him. Mr. Miqat's testi ' was Corribenstad by that of, his leruat• ono (whose defence was only a stratums kailMallit.tbe fa4,,attai that Itejapil written to sonio l peosoar,to speak to his character, who bad not cesost i „ferward)was fully committed for trial. the ellicer,.clierged five persona whom bS hadtatea Into custody, with picking of pockets.—: Ht► litd ((Mowed them at Saterday evening iota ; end span searching them had found nuke' ^V at' . Peikot-handketchlefs, and att.*r articles, at whidh they coold give no secant. The PrisolliWil ♦errt remanded till Wedsestlay. Iresterdity, Mr. Balder, the at* Marsha!, charge* Thithail Meeks, a drover, with an aet of. Wanton cruelty to an ex.-- The Prisoner bad struck the animal such a mieleat blow on the le* tinh the stickle held in his hand, that it was some minutes befirre it embid pet it to the ground. Being takes Into custody, hie hedge was -feend to be defaced. the Alderman inentiumed, that bebimeilf bad once - witnessed ,* similar act of cruelty ; and 'the anima leaping forward from the extremity Of the pain, the wretch had cunningly eudiainted; " Oh! what tt A who had witnelled the transaction, justly.incented at the C 'iit g s i l l ity ad's man, inunediately . struck him with all his foiCe 'eolith ante place ; and White be walbellosving from pain, re.i 4Ortedepen hies iris own - espression when he had struck the anis was, t o the great satisfaction of every person prewut. The Al. isiertgan then proceeded to tibe him as for the act of cruelty • led 40i. more for' having Mr badge defaced. lirfToX-431A11.01M.—A,mairof the name of Pike, 'porter to a Mr. Wright, an ironmonger, was brought upon suspicion. d ,robbing his employers of pods to an immense amount. On Mi l ,Spartmems being searched, a considerable qiantity of bis mas ter's property was round it, iit pOgieskion, on which he acknow ledged lbe theft, and loferated- the Officers, that be bad sold goods to a Large einem 'to a an of the nano. of Puke, who keept a shop Oft marine woks io Bath-street. The Officers ac corMag4t. examined. Prake's prewsi es, when they found up ward* of g hoodred poui.ds worth of iron nails, &crews, bolts, etc. all'iMse. • Mr. Wright ideutitled a considerable quantity of the property. The parties are Ordered for •forther examination • to.morrowi, whom au, persons who have been robbed of such property would do well to attend. # witnesses .. mt action were, first, the Seeretary;,who tOhierth e ; 11 , dictment; second, Dr. Arrindell, who stated, that be had attended the,property of the Plaintiff in Be. qua for sofas time plat; that he knew the Negro l abroti pirtikt4 well ; that he had b een .ao inraliti cou'r't that; b Tall e iliii ist tbe " ireg s r l o bi bl ect am to br t e .h u e 7:Pea ge t e ed st ; daring his hitt Billets, and after his death, and o b. served no marks of violence whatever on his body; and never had the remotest reason to believe that the slaie died otherwise than irons the natural i n fi rm i t k e of his body, produced by a train of Wools : that before this charge lied been preferred ag a i ns t t h e . Aided, ' the pefgadiyit spo ke to this witness twee [ Deft da't'a house, Mid mentioned the circus'. and stated, that the Neva Mambrou had in-consegeence qh,blow from the Plainti ff ; that w . s then deciarM b - Defendant, thet . he coda most co m pletely disprove the fact. Shia Lames , a . free woman of Colour, said, she liegies houteke;eper to Steele; that she knew .Pdass. !:, brow well i that he *as sicklY ; titan . eat•talstiO tug [ Defendant called at Steele's house ; thitSteeiti aid Defendant went lute a room together • Oat she Wear. ['ltalia them talking of Plaintiff and tie nets* Main.. 1 litiniii; that Defendant told Steele to go te * Attor. ney-Generars; that - 4 one O'clock tbi lime day, Defendant sent for Steele, andsoon after nailed him.. self; Steele was not at home;. befendrusi sat. down r on the sofa, and, in the Course of conversation, j.told witness, that Plaintiff bad killed Mambrou, 1 atitilhat he, the Defendant, would have the Plain. !tiff hang Toe it. Defendant then asked the witness, 7 if slithad never heard of its .to which she answered, : 64 neVer." ' The Defendant' add, Plaintiff owed Steele - money, and that lie never weeld hate paid, if belid net been frightened ititte-ii by -the threat of 1 ' Winging the murder forktird - ; - that - Steilti'afterwards 'Caine home ; and that Defendatifent Steele sootrafter Went oat, for the purposed - filing to the Attorney ; General's: 'that Steele again reltirned, and .told wit. ness that Defendant " had done for Bobby," mein. i hie Plaintiff. I • It win eis° proved, that some money was given to . Steele by Plaintiff, a short time past, as an act of ' charity, and not in payment of any debt. The evidence having been gonkthrough, the Al -1 TORNEY-GENERAL said, 44 18m retained by the Defendant; but after hearing the evidence which has been adduced, I should' not do justice to my feelings did I not declare that I am ashamed of the cause—that no sum of money shall induce me to. plead against the dictates of my conscience--sod that in throwing up my brief, I acquit myself from taking any further share •iu the conduct of this cause." . . Accounts from Helignland ay ; since the defeat of , Gee. Pecneex, the Cossacks and other tight troops, I both infantry and eavalry, belonging to WA LINO.* DIN'S corps, continued de the left bank of the Elbe. i They had taken poet at various places, and had posited their patroles ia.a direct line from Ilarburg to within ten miles of the Weser. As they observed the strictest diaciplifte; they experienced the most friendly reception froM the inhabitants, were sup i plied with provisions, and even furnished with such intelligence as enabled them to avoid the strong piquets of the enemy. Some of the patroles were charged with written' communications from the . Poeta' Prince of SVISOIN", Count WA.LMODEN, Crsowts-Kast.mansaheo, and the other Chiefs of the Allied Army, to the principal inhabitants of many townswnd village. In these communications, the fa voorable.events of tire wit were stated, and an appeal made to the patriotism of those addressed to avail themselves of the firstsopportuoity to shake off the yoke under which their country had so long groaned. It was believed that the plan of a general insorrec " tion throughout Hanover, Brunswick, and the other countries constituting the kingdom of Westphalia, . K had been concertetled that the signal of the fi rst On Friday last, a man employed in a 'vessel die irising was to be the passing of a considirable part of ' charging at one of the quays at Greenock, fell (Wet , . i l the Ca t OWN Pauvek a army across the Elbe, and the board ; on which a deg of the. boll breed, the pro. 'l advent* of his vanguard to Brunswick. We regret . petty of Mr. W: Lyle, immediately leaping into the 1 t• learn, however, that this plan, ably organized water, caught hold of , and supported him until he Ine doubt bad been rendered abortive in some mew- I was otherwise rescued from his perilous situation. — s , Pit% by the premature movements of the Han. j This aetion, on the part of the dog, Was entirely I.),Teritttle.' , The enemy had inconsequence taken the spontaneous, his master wot betng present, and no fainlins: Hto had ordered troops thither from Frank. ! other person near who knew the dispositioni of the t ‘l!tiV-InciitilleliOned in tbb French Papers of the 7tls; , noble animal, which, we understand, hate been s e: A lit O i 'hit likewise Stange(' the destination of Taal times' kzercised in a similar way. !.. th* Andy of Reserve; tinder Marshal Aimee/Au: I As Mr; Geode, a bulkier, from London, was 5ue ,.10.-The.peeition. which this army is. to take upote living some old buildings which:ore lealherchlt 4 "' : lbw Seale; -wilt - ceetaltdr)eltit4iTy tblf 'obstacles to In theiligii-Ittrief, Gulldforir," en the 16th instant, alakPlectivir Parsee'* estatiff*lng.hitneelf upon the' and was 'cautioning the proprietor Mr. Carter, from Allftilltak . orthe Elbe'; bne•Witilout the presence of the danger of the materials beneathhtm, a beam ea ostliteferceintheOetretirieg over-run by the French, which he himself stood gee, ay, when he was pre, rlesiiirreet be Vossiblit tasiteep down much longer the cipitated to 'the next floor s , wberethe was caught by I;tPeilt-or the inibibitente.f . Gen. Oyrrs . was at the thin by an upright nail In one of the O ats, bet _i ile . With a coitsidersithiliody of . troops. Be assistance being at hied was soon reacued•ftombhl wielerdeviti thithirlO'Cothelhteburgh, and fres.. , perilous situation. .... • .. • . tide all attempt wltiefi might be made from the left i' Sunday, as Mr. Paxton, of New-strmit, Si. tilibleof the Elbe. - T- Ile. Wes tit torn observed by .Geit..'lames'S, was returning home from Ealing, he drove 1-ekflalitilillt. Tbsitossacki had cat off alt comma. The chaise agaitnit a gardener's cart, on approaching ,lifeitilsiw between. -Bremen and tlamborgsp, and had ' Bayswater, by which the vehicle was • turned over heart, take`'the•Mayee of the foriter 'city, who and dashed in pieces. Mr. Paxton, who was driv- Wing •boriti‘ sarattiOnetrlit' VON' Ifooastaeoar er two_ " ing, and also his friend, were thrown to &consider. Pe. apetal before him, ; hid 'eesialt Proceeded two :able distance. The former hid his freer re* o f Giklalk : willes ' lleslitated; st Wiliest' being Inform WWI( kooebedout, and thelatter was conveyed to " ".Ihe greatest accommodation, in a speechless state, and file feriked he cannot recover. The SoLictrost-GsszaAL, who. was on the same side, said he differed from his Learned Brother both in his ideas of the duty .f Counsel towards their Clients, and with regard to the merits of the cast.— On these grounds he should defend his Client, who had entrusted him with the managemunt of his CRUSO. He then commented on the evidence, and endeavour ed to show that there was no adequate proof a malice; but that the Defendant might have - been jus tified in his conduct from the' reports on which he founded the original charge against' the Plaintiff. After a charge from the Judge, in which he gave his opinion that malice had been established, the Jury returned a verdict for the Plaintiff, with 15001: damages. BIRTHS; • es Ilto 191 h NU. M. Krug, 0 Rockingham-row', Kent rottVolf I danghter. tatto rith. init. at iiiigh • Wycombe., the Lady of Sir t!. ,'Kart. of a son. - May, IR teppeLatreet, the Lady of Sir J. L a ke, Bill. Olt ellfahlec. . c MARRIP.I). di dir *IOW. by the Rev. C. Zr. Tillato, J. If. Riebtnf ison: eA t illat LYilit DragaSzis BS MIMIC youngett dau ghter Ut Ibit rn. IS ,Lihan. et Lop:port, Northamptonshire. ONI/0111 3 Piiniod *IA 'tiuMblioiel 1W D. 1.43e3 the al suns Urns., Eleet4t we. I . ;t , • • • • 1 faction of ending hls interference l acceitnehrthe • ' 141110-411iltsf rtiortthlii" I(lfienVehrti: terktelli . 0. Girtisin miles on the:Toed, whew being Informed ' 1 Powers to whieb she haft offered it : England Vida diteilldrdl IPreiltirtre eilt •at,:prts:% . jel ellfallas4ln4 -that a party of . the *way Was approaching, i I declined it. , c.) . / •. - • • .- • ''- •`. 74 •' '-''''. '^'‘ Sfniderelf. -11%.* * -thtineir wertAilrerdistOrtlefd &Oil he retraced his- *bpi , - with the •ntatist speed-. ! 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P l i thi , *fir:t we pticibe rtia ltilt l itiotitti . : l4l lfit ert k ;, nl4) ca l l i le f d r ief tf t e m m tfro urd n 4 ; ti d ia l t "the dbilal obrlsi7icntniPrn. i.: a n ylearitirteklid4ibitob*. _ 411411114 4 . . 1 vilice r ...‘_ f or murder had been preferred on - this charge against AmmoaS.ok SS *id ofiittri• eilles blitbrbitht*-gm link, Ilt • 4lky, ilfd fleet tau!!! the Plaintiff at a special sessions of the in it htd.en•ltsatikl. irmaiw, • ..... , .....:, : . 110 - t. :' of ttibvi blystumild allow T h e prhoo entre?* which thiGrind Jury did not find, and t h e Pi‘a‘iii)Vt i t "ge r. italka" u ims ? t i me ot zolitos Utz 4ol '" ‘ ii j iffit k.,..1 ji1a• , iceetd . l4l iteinindeff till dr-614H*. ' • sibs alliewstrds dischwrged by proclamation. 1 •_. . • is ' dell to. rictittello tho.prottgediMPVlß:faragr . ,, *1P":,... - Ckitenti . who ba d been rensesid• off on ii tomer The witnesses calla on the part of the present 4:..1 'With t be sable! alaitnealre• I IN 2 :.._ —l ---). —t.r_ i___42— —Ai ...:.. .4 ... .k.A... 5w4g.... 1........- a.. au. n—......... ___.. . . ..... ....I =mob: &Ant ~~ I 1 T . ; ~ el ...Pi - • i‘ 100 ,1 ?vire, v~w~ r ir 11.1 ea* 11111 k Shaw .111 sw4c famed ay' ti fit"! A B tetin I. gi w•, lt. Al Wit 11 ,„ E; 14 tb mite' 'err dam' able plea 6 ;*. 'fl - awn 'III 11 S. t, at I 01.9 into 'am V El er. be also iiites 'Ma Am* Mir, 'he I east sad n•te .iii elk i's;4 Spa -*Ns *••4 _ T asii Nati tore! 4 i T to if sail IN i 4 Mild Tors, a!i son, she. M ..a.