The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-28 00:00:00

r7firit., .. rir.........„..pviir 4L......0 i v kr...t..ll2fttr . ftet foe th.piewnlefoernder I r o: ri n t re h. o f : ..,4 0- :. 1 . -. a . .;,, tr....... r _. . . : , ,,...i ' :'nr . • 41' 7 ltnere.Forest directs, thei r - 4o# qOaot ' ity of good land . i 0 AltE-NO: TITIIF4 IN FRANCE. These. who , peasantry , d `in aronn, and his exesdiseng wish to haves erieet•, pay-the said priest,.•and the,,,thtibe whose children were ..L ... g ixe i i ' 4 • 14 1 :.. 'CI . . - ' ' t " ich,the forest Telatains • o t half b i! ° te i t i( e l' ; l l.l -- : ' , " d' 7 ' 4 4 . . • ' -', ... . •• 1/ ‘. ° . 1 . !..1 eSt f .1 " - te l t: tit/tenni-9 ai a ' itu rs e ; f` l e • i . 9 ,t. i; Biihops have a moderate salary from the Govern- want 4 1 .1hreall' i- 'W here 44, _ 4 0 11 .1i 1 ,•_ ; , ; , r e_„„ t / 4itsteti of or u -- . Yesterday a yours. man Was • cbafged befeff 4 tfit meet. Every one - is free•t• foHow- that mode of assigned Abele stassknit . dy,i s cfc a ;$ .177. 1 , . : _ ajt . - iyat . • ~.. . ... wotshlp that he•likes best . There are no religious tette". to be ; deter? ttylimos,tt i 1itk i .; 6 71,2 ! 1 10 1 PM4ff gaj Wail FOSllpiql4 ~ ..;. - . 03., gii - l 'ildi e ." a F , oin the giber," :metety, a tests in France. The Code Napoleonknows nothing of justice, •iP..siheetlefl l F4493 / 01 .4 0.‘' . . 7 .P ck. . Tr _ i _ i t - IP Y: tvinfr?ltl/,,lsPliing his iottg,geett *al l ; ~ ,T' hey apfirfiprignkl," tint exci4clieg the early value f i or,tte o lllteWiailb!mr.f. l * .9 e i vh. , 40 i i rv i l fe t e 4 ,IOA gpi t to , 9 ‘oid ie f. f .t i . % A i '' " ' I, t • at all of religious distinctions. - Alt Frenchmenhare• the emards re tile 'endkfwment of . a chnrch, which i, t o b e the same r ights immunities, end plisileges...-.-.fftnes . ~hied , tolls 0 ,ttbay;t l . l 4t.i „pc...A ,Putil (i . 1.., a.. PP, . lepotOpl eat some_rasofkAbte,. intdiing, i ti1,74 1 , .*, • to - 1 t•ltf the King, who is to have the right of present , the reader tessera, then, that ,thcipeopie.ofortotwe and .tai d. 411• A WWI ACC tlt ."P l Af t * tr.tgo a ti ) , 1 ,,,, iin t e at!ttOtd ,thtourish of . . ;iismirre • and dies a considerabl e tile . . esphani t OtO p - roy'eo,o,asslielt 111/afte lm el 0 • to bht Wing. . The whole range of this sett,;. 14 isit to beVestored to the eujoyment of eayingtitheallonctes, was afffistrie• •,,t 19 19F , H1 tii , a ,*i.-:" li t .‘". l ‘.. vois.o(iffickoi map w 4 : co l t'. itok ilioar.V.hiffskttfit . lii c Sege Of.gr.oll is to form one pi r i s h, to 1 , cl; : l/ok he believe, that they wish to be tram iwiglibvPrarrp. , ..orfell. ; o . _ g . , .nits...fhtel, r. . i ,,. Y, 'VII ...•031:Apfpooto4,4tir 10 0 0 ',4 E uiett,•Ttry,wilfl i ti -4 i pn • la n.a which leave 'Very man to •do 'as. heolikes ai It u eaPlainnnt *it the IratHll,ol,l, s t n ~ t'?? l?,t. . , „o r i the„ linegto„ . be peesiveted es , ait interne!! tn r attle I . ln _Fl a ase. , on'b' (rim:e e l° the twins herefofnre • • d tile* le as th e 'of Arviii llir 112 • ribs i mant t s o f re ligion? Does the reader ionaghie,, that arittecraticars aP ( t . ec 6 .. 9 1 aali . irffi '1.. 11 p• a i • O pig , . l l) , ln K ai he nrdtePtinin ef o.o' laij . #l 7 l P,-ng , -e mc—a.ng pepoiati ~ ~f the French farmer longs for thwtinte to•-ireteett when 4 t he. i the Pfl / P0 ; reaCllielit It e 11 .4.1 r • c ".• 41104101 fl u t i - 014 . 10. 041 1 P, aCFSKAingIx otdcred - pi . 5 ;, .. PAisoOr , i f , the kin orris •-• .. be shall a ga i n be called opoolo . give. a tea ri n g •bie -the. mott d ist ant Carfilar.Y.,,. 11,4f 11 ...0f 7Pe, !RS . ~Y. . aul ...kit he'd %Opt St) a9seigrihe, coo l,. pi l i#A...ot . ' „ ifir ' . At. iforoaistle. fair, the supply o f h orn 3 was trope to the•fif monks of some neighbouring 404-• mrstchtdutrO'.T.l).i!iii!..4llPMo sawn D,Y..!4, li t i . n t i i Pear4/4ft , • 11 . . •.. „ ~,,. a : ••• !cry large, and in consequence of the attendance ( f ? horses of a superior kind, but inferior' one; wets vent ? Yet, this is what the reader most believe be. aa. master; and, lot rthe oiserlet ‘ ; tee, thajlkit MIL . ni . ,4 ty. . , i wiLt iO 4 C L • . . . .11 . -: .; ! a considerable slumber of buyers, ag ' 'at clea ranee ;.Ita rdly saleable. fortito. ca n - h e li eve•that the people of Princeterisbbto+whe flrewit, had sPeut th . rfeßlidl,e ,s 44 l .9..t e !. ll l' ",trai . A Lii*,,Tic, 77 irviter43 , Ahit ehlftlieltx, a ix'Acitil was 'milt , . nigh prices were getterarly obtained For b e MiTered from the away of - NlPele on - 46(1- "be ;41€11UPAPveTv-hutin n4jr.tg Eq toclir : o l*trig furueire e fa ~. of wild ePotlayptiee, Wit charged with thratening restOred:to . that of the -libels- of- Ettb7ta ft e..4444be,lfindocn Of France.. , Ile,llo,4,tninn(elif etantitt 'the life Of ; T. yhompson,:a.sertant to Mr. 'fllyler, ~ Tht l Game Laws worwanothet • hi cao l o t i qo whiet,44,i•bato t every thing relatinita,h4Plitsln*lta,n4t9,the,Of r hea-lane, . The .telipiainant, ttuted, that ott•I Four Yorkshiremen havi tag lately m?t at an I,i n in suitpose,thet4 D e nverece would taintestutotharpob.. matt( ofilhe p eople . The ar , aillktlial'lt„t • ha OnTrhs,..Widne4aXl,l4 o l l ", oitioerfOt; a ddle ile was In his I D—, spent the evening and best part o f t h i Ph i a France. When wet peale-of -drfew, wediettloht old :. the tuxes,. Otuttmes, 0 reta .11 1 ftpt quleS t . , futururr44 t. master'slfficei - thr jeßfonsimit:caokto Millie It sin- 1 night in good humoured and boist.lrous conviviality - - cni ernmont of France, we m i nt p gure :o s pobi ee teee„egricoltpre, soil, elimate * apprerata r , ..erne's"; Int anCOnAra . gres ;Tenner, Saying - hi had been i when the reckoning was called for, it appeared that w Mt& drors of •vead•bootn; ends her& of 'demi nbit lo ot had escaped him • aniLthe, t reinitw j ff, l, 1; spesicing Alisreapertfotavords; and .thal. he would de 1 each had relied on, the purse of his neighbour, CoOtiiiiiel by coy Wel OrPetit t v is it s. A l ibi/4u .wittAdescriptine. Day the -11;edttobelleeNthen, Meet - for, ,Iticsi,„al se ,Mr. Tay for , aild ; Mi ? TN bCothee;—. which wait by no means in a state to answer hi. . s „ over ihe whine country, to e-deitrisotiowlof ;she !people ...1f Frame* wisb.twhe r,Wvred'to .tha. liliald TheCompraininehad ne#e; pekeii to the man be. Pectations; it•now.became necessary to liquidate Iv craps in: the .field's and gerdens. , IVY teeeh.uni: of ',,stitte here described . : Doeltfittilieliet i t i hat the pls. fore, and being math intiii4direhltreititiordinary Ingenuity a debt which could not he liquidated L; ~ . these,' air city other sort or gabo i vii, 4 nielstiasati . of France are teak lalikos Ault r when OUT coAttet,.cause4 i . rn s te,btiaken into t costotly..'" '' 1 h skur legal and regular i:.strument ; and T oo ; Cr, a punishment Mlle short e.de a tti:i To me i, alt i mode kind deliverers vilitiet Oast their promisegd '4 4 kuila. liiteotor/s l ww : 4lifi rt or ° " ll 4 i b ? 'hifia(sr the, waiter, beiwg called in, each•of. the guests tea. extent was the tyrsttny of the+GoCeriumint, carried iat •••work ?'• The credulity °UAW prop* of England' m Irate, that Ate jeteotlent had beett Went tit:eonat, Yi ," •11183Pgfirtr• insisting upon Paving the . „'rit e a` this respect, that, in certain diStrietki celled Coot- . very great, to be sore; inttOne-Would imagine that•it derable tisen.,i;wit,,,,siLipliii which tht, tielibiteurbood -11""4,1n11 of tne bill ;each Wet rtsilote, slid !. ; 11 ,,• taineries, the firmer, though he.might bs the owner * i Oas not sufficient to mater swallow /hp assertion, t a d „b een , f severl 4ysiistattred. by his ; entrain:, tllti 4 1 . " leliWil prnposed, in order' to pot a , l end ter this a the' land, aid not' date toweed.of - ltdebis demo that the peoplepf France are wets! off under the Wt. •had heel take v .rid Om ••s t Hoxt tuad hnise . tabititst of geneeestty, that of mold be blindfulde 1 ' .' 1 • key•ots- . 'm t f Nacb ' than the warts d 'the ' 1 • I.- ' a ' se e 4 • ° • .t °ll ' ' ' It'd •d' not to cut h s 'Upland- ty or his stribblb: be • . vern en o spo ti ey w , un er t a but gatting stons . well, was discharieo. n . endeavour to catch o n e _the, four., and 6;1 tabling permission , lest he shotild thereby' distu• - b the '.. the Boorboolf.—Btit; might not the Government • . , the persoe: firft I caught should bate , the privilege A Braille of St. Andrew's parish confirmed the paittidges' nasts. 'Ile" did - not 'dire stivp his seed.'.of Napoleon be desioyed without reetoring the old coateullf:l ,for twig : plan met with general appro. statemont tlsiii Vt t the . p a r i s h t* s Mmitted lest it shonldlittire-the game; nor did• he dare to ' Governotent Y Certainly it : might.' Vie ,•ertatilly by th Defei t tilen m tnust o g isserv in ed t 11 ;":" doubt s bution, and rbm, hatiag doniented, after a (palter relthert hit land with night soil, lest the flavour of possible' though not probable; het, if the Govern- we i r ente rtaine d of hit bein 1 I.nsane so m e 1' j t 7s 'of in loor'sa' taril •ttiliSitf;'itt. length, with an PK. Oa bi r d s • s ho u la Ih e loj ure d by t h e i r f ee di ng on th e anent of Napoleon be destroyed, it -will give way totarsi,' ! , clafftiti4iii of G:r•-drot you, have il got you at last! Doctorsibad °tweed hie, not g a madman,.b e torn firciduced by such manure:A-What will the ; the restoration, not of the Bourbon', burof the Mad umle• the effectof violent drinking. e only ' Y caught ' his master4- wise - had•cOme into the room t o t - s 64 Deliverere my to; the people .0f Franee, when ' Reyinblic •; and •-that woeld, I suppoSe, by na'nwiteen: . ;• 'know, what kept, hinv s hefe,..faiioeg.aftpr the gue.,ts Mr. J. Bedford who kee ps the Ea le and Child tht7 propose In them deliverance from tko laws suit the purpose of the '° deliverers." - ''lee truth•ir s i:. ,-• Pa g v- 4- lead retired. ,• . rin 4140e-latve .. stud the Defendant came inhisbar '•• ' ' ' Asia . ' • - • ' - - to which have abolished such 'student tyranny as•this? ; that France •is a republic, except merely in names Wednesday 4 Gutisvxtt,,tb..---The trial •of Loom) end Tice Jacobins abolished all the Gannsivis,snd etude i t s Thre are no Nobilir,y and no Gkrgy-any More thalsl" during his absence. His wife wits, Etitih Meitilsi ociopVitifiebart Ant •eight' in the the game the property of ' whomsoever trecoilied hereerein the United States of America ; thesis tos ,,, • ,alartned at the man's appearance; he had nacoaton s ! morn i ng dit ''taro •pt .Theanetemomts,,, s 'no Irall'was . the land. They made any num liable to.,a tie ..the persons having t4ies.itod tilling religious offi g r : !MA's shirt *p . m. On Saturday last he was- sect', icrewded to enffecatia% anti ease „lent- was extreme. fol• trespass' if he went on • another moo's' ground, ,l . hate no privileges, distinct •from those of thepeophe: sittin;gontsidethe window in the first floor where he —Edith Morrev i the: fesasio psi carer , when first viithont h i s l eav e t o see k f or . or t o pursuit game;-; ' They have no estafre either;'They hatonalield -opals.: realdea, hi. Shoe-lane, singing and • conducting. him- brought to the ixar • p l e c g z yell. b 'fere her face , t k • . p : at bePthal .. abolishe ' d all the eadesive , rights of kill . ; the soil ; and, of Course ; have no tai . 130*ne4.4 4 , self inn most extravagant•manner. • .- it was ordered to be to n off.' Stie covered her la - lot or of e ati n g Rayne; and,. as• they left the law ; influence. The revolution has made a new diatribe.'' The man was remanded for further exaMinktion On: diring the whole •of theirtifVN'heilimulgeirthei••' •ro. ‘ •••• BATTON-GARDEN. saNa'prileon found it , and so he .has wisely kept itd don of property . - -It, bits distraihtett , the great •.etterliky:•.. ''''• th t. • , ••• .._ and 'most Of . 111.13 64 rnie her' held on-the tionet• slit~, I ask the header , whether he believe& if to ; estates amongst nomeions.setall proprieiors. Ithail 1 —.- • . •orthe bar. Throsighouithemhole of thessrfnl pro.. bct wimp, that the penple of France should, wish I created, totally created, ei middle deft itr.sefletyf ! 4 1 0142'-4?ltt)ilve.--.Toseph Booth Harris was. endings she .presieved.• a sullen unmoved hardness '-. .... . _ - We' understand '' d • he r ' •' • . _ _ ~7 . . sring es by the pest . - to' be delivered from the game Uwe, as they now ataod under Napoleon ask him, whether he can possibly suppose, that the people of France hasa, any desire to he restoted to their former blessed state, with reyeet to wild boart, deer, and other alone?—'l Toucands of the People • of France were annually' driatked to the galleys for offences against these ease. and,. though one man lb/ the 'esecutire• gpverhiu went in : his hands, the 'society is 'efesefetially're. publican, and all it's manneis are,' end vitt be, - these ,:of a republic. To " &direr" Frant' would, In he to deltuer tlefi ociecy of kb prOper4. ' • it is; ('therefore, an absurdity to talk of it; and, unless Iranta be " delivered," it is quite in vain to at. tempt ' 411cr Ci • 1 sliders charge of hatpin, o the Wila or . r 2/111- ' our 3ely last, stolen the horse'eT a Mr. Powell,, of .the City of Bristol, out of a paddock or held., near that Pity. The hake was In en inner field Oh. der a latik,land the stntounding outer field Bras like. ; also kept locked; and whik the owner had the keys ofiloith locks secure In his desk, the horse was stolen, that matrons, she shed. teitri, .STai 4loei not apPestr, tram the time of, 'her imprisonment, to 'h'afe'entettidlied' appre.hensions of being' convicted. Last -week. it . seems, she purchased some articles of wearing'ap, • parel,. and spoke confidently of going home as on Satitiday last. Lomas, from the time of .his first being taken into custody, to the period of trial, etahle genes lane: And dons the Reeder believe, that they wish to he rettered to the blessing of her. ing sent to the g.allrys for scarcely looking late". • peetridgeN net ?-..-Grest, however, as were , the &a/1 nos which the people of France derived imme ditiely from •he Goternment, they were, if possi. ble, esceetied by thosi,' which flowed to them from their feudal Lords, who; living amongst them , it t the r aditelli-prishes or viflapr,.ground thereto the very earth': 'hawse I;:rds,be.i numerous exactiens;ststhas + eempeithigf the pt.ople to grind their corn at the lord's. , mill, bake their bread at his oven, press their grapes athis . wine.press, and pay a tax in all case. far 40 doing ; _besides endless ditties and fines which they ittipesed upon the p• ople'; besides these grievances, which the people experienced at• the -bands of the feudal lords, ttwlatter held covets ..tjatstics in their several manors. In these courts litigation; for the sake of lucre to- the lord, was endless, esery ape. cies of - chicanery was favoured, the partielt were ffequently ruined, not only by enormous expences but by toss of time. In short, one is at a Witte say undo, which the people suffered most, the royal, or the clerical, sir the feudal, tyranny : but this one may easily believe, that, all put-together amotinted tea state of suffering which no human-being ought. tit-endure ' and which no human being wilt endures element longer than the sword sof power is held ten his thrott. fne Jacobins ' • ay, Reader, the "Weed' 4icebini; the shused, the calumniated Jacohkerel gjiey iig away, they tire up by the roots;:anst statttOW ki the winds, this feudal tyrartivpie ratteti.'i•Aie•e:Napoleon found it abolished: by • Wit II inff 'Nat law ,he has . carefully preserve& ape maintelned. 'There' is new no &oda ty.. Amity in France. There are even no redid ~tights eh tenures. There are flop/es, no herb's., no es. lotions of-the sort. The holders or oceupiers of rot litoperty know new bf no superior authority but the Geyer tt men t. Alt real iweperty is ferehrett and 440 fritii:--And is Irfriari a stale like - titlis Mat it it pee: tithed to &diver the land-owner aft&the land-oemet pier? Does the Reader believe, that such perste* grin be very eager to be delivered back into the hands Of lords of manors awl their courts of justice? Doe, i the'Resder briieve, that the people of France art etch deciderlteastras to prefer their former to their eseat state?—=life. Arthur Young (from • w t hese traveti princiPeity I' have taken my facts) in epeak.l Ing of the otitt*y Aids *as raided against the csontryl people le Fraticeeil account of'their vieleaces•at tie 0u t set of the French- Revelation, .het thstoliewiedi passage : It is impossible tolestilleos i aten, the people ou their taking ep,arettetiher'wteettleee."l, Willy guilty of eruelties; ithVirt‘oPoly *4lbstai for they have been proved tee deatly're adtnitteet" toubt. But it it really the peapte 0 whom we thievie mputr the whole? Or to their lerneesaore, whetted ept them so long hi a state erhindage? HO 041001110011 to be served by. , slaves _ and- by -NI-treated - ethe r, i inv . ' - his -.- the 66 deliverance" of the rest of the•Cooti- ueot. , ,P. ,and fttond at the' Repository of .Mr.. Sadler, in Got: 1 well-street, Clerken well.&-drhe Prisaasooos commit ted ler trl*' • • • ! : 11VPftein i NIMIRET.; ..g Yesterday ajoung man in the stationary depart. meld at • the East' teditipitonbvitar, charged. with haring purloined and embezzled lease WilutitY of. .stationery, the proporty•of the East iindiaCtenyany. The Prisoner * , in bis defence, Omitted that thosotue weft perquisites, which was- provetnit to ists the foot. The Prisoner was folly cornmithed to *orgate; fortfrial. • • • f:r-:. .7 e , 'A *ninon eY' tt6Wir 4f: WolkerNtse tettiriaged titealknix from4lielPpartments u4' • ?rink Owing- . toit;' hr IV'hitecrOss4reitet'4 7 SVGA/es ? a' quantitynt snick. of widring 4ippatiel'and Other 'Sidney and telly cionuttithtd; Of NetoptfO fbettrida; at 3 o-,.• • ►)7'0141074411tt.t:-.0. nu 3: •ti. • Robe4:4 l "itfiniltam;-"iteßath CO;* nett Bar vc 4 i, were appOeitOaligt by Collinibotirtt and' . charged by Mesita. nivel' and Spencer, of Page's; wal k, 'Bermondsey, leather-dres secs, the,tvrofirst with stealing, and the latter with receivine tn . Minettirtire goat4tilits, their prOpetty: The Pro,tajutors Itated t that their Preadies had re-. reutry boo ipb§ed - . 44 gel Net:aber of couseqpetoile:,ot "Whicli,lhey'iltidled -to 'C urn aitd, Oletipen, F 44 -leg they: Mi Marked a ni.: ber' and of ;Vita, alett'thim i fit'iliiPWitretitiuse. The . tirisoi*.a wonglisa Skra VARSWith,' 'Whit lire in. a 401eAut near the iaithiittse;'.ll64,';eiito were tilts . ie410,, Wert watched, oallboli• l fter. : *ere seen. to e d. to, IfaireY's also a - feather-I dresser...llitre they left a pal lit t o i ti 4lbit; on the 'G(. klarceeteiing'sopq after, the rill:toncealed a e! 1 1141e 1 . and isn'tfratedningi *. ft Was toundlo ton. I mta le - of the ilitsnt Which ' had- been preriouilf i marked, ispd' which .was takers , from tire warehonsiel that usclruiet6tlieji imitiedbilely - tiok" the- Friscitters api ea . *lap/ t ams: befoie a Magis tiOs cositage aptl flatiey*ere fully committed, tha first 44*d t ' ve stealing, 'and the latter with' I rgceiripg the Oat . ti t question. Wittinghara waS'i 40.1 11iarwii,44tmo4ite, fOr:Cypriafi., was chirged by an ekkply GeolysOtt p ;who keeit tilschttee by her charms 71i 11/0/1 I Witbrobbin i bi i ns,citi . 'lf: *As - at EOBari egte- She 7441 . o °9 l ' l3l r: • ! mid •. , QUEENT•sQtfAIw ; 't'Vettertitf Gentleman in; V..retit4*Wßlkt iitireit,..ipiptestid before the id Ili stook A° sfill lie l 41 a tomplabit• prefened,a,gninakifiut4l a ,Peexte,ntin I dieetti the lett regiment W 1014 IYViltilla *Milted Ow Maio of. ndestrlENl•As ;.! ,p 3 sestleittorof ikaar?onitisk. AIM Deitt,tiehini;et d l ' the , 821 14 ‘0 51 1 10 t 4 . 1 " 1 ts itt•o r HOW_ reetertit'fFrieitok*bottliouted ftneCihtsoi . fttfteit Vatifetensbaskfugfol fnetignatteriieft'aetWs tbf, the ' &fends ao's beobe,,i• Mee•raing, ifLtiv openly and unreservedly confessed the irime in all its circumstances. A' shocking catastrophe occurred at Brighten,' en Monday, in the . cornmissien of suicide, by Mrs. Gold. Ingham, a niece 'of Major-General Pophanym her roddence in Dorset-gardens. The deceased, wt., . has left six young children to deplore the fatal , act of their unfortunate mother, had been in a droop. ing way for seine time; but, excepting' in a solitary nstance, when she complained, in ratteC'a strango manner; of 'being nnable to distinguish the letters in . libil. , k she held in her hand Aso saspiclo 14 sere ec. tertnieed of ,her being ;in nay. sway I.lVSLtally (1!'s• rill1;0 6 -About, half-past 12 (tido , i she had li'lt [ he r parlor, and retired to her chlmber ; the door' I of which spon'atter bteli &ad . loeked, and no an. givers given to the' questions put to het, b.‘r brother, (..pt. Popham; broke it open.' On Mttering the room, he discovered his sister lying on her face,and welter. ipg in her blood. Though horror-struck at Ow spec tacle, he endeavoured to raise her up; and found, that she had deeply lacerated her throat both on the' right and left side with a razor, aud.seieriag the ju gular artery, bad bled in the most proftise manner. She was not quite dead when discovered, hut her last high escaped her almost immediately after. Thu Co roner's Inquest was taken on view of the body on Tuesday morning, and a verdict of Lunacy return-. ea. Mr. C oldinglitim, the' husband . of the deceased, is abroad. _ s , ' On Friday morning last, a corpse was discovered kinder ground, but near to the snrface, on the side of Site high road between Prestottlield gate and Char-- burn, which (Laving led to an i3yestigation IL , fote tliz Sheri; the, result 'whereof has been to ascertain, that: I.Wecriepte; When 'lodged (se hie:, must have been . t.:rea eititbig sigolffellst) . •SeeNns 'to have been' Put in i ►rePpdr efinolliten, having a shirk under it with Angel' k frilikris generally. worit' by recruits, alt.tl4. I sejlett (q,end., Ms in such a putrid state .as . resider" i . it 512c,f1t Oeit to pscfr(ain the sex but. Was.' . diseo. ver tolkelbe t y . of lb ou kt i • yi)a tit of age. ^'ll ,c . pfislP viisVriseght to; and exerontedins the Chapel . °"sauillielovitinetotho I,Vest. Kirk, whew it remain: ed tit sliest day,rwhen it became requisite,. from Of .putrid rgaV too btAy sitt.s : Em s to ipter it. .As }, , tong Aiscovesidhat,bsen t igAii t - fArsto l it his Ter( cairn 0r.7 .., t. •aikaati myet'lrlo i gsNist nye ; nor any th,tglg ,1,,1.;; :rx ik'' bu , Iti &italic d ig I mdth `iniet'estett, it I oftnift t Ito be Fib ' d 4,Klllitfy MA bOliirtaineti, "Mpeciarte ias t itifieteeknees I ekd , stra leery implement Las I pareitimera(att rldiadtetr&A -is:doping Cocteau(. 1 ibt-.... -ior; A 3 lo Viet•sa ''!l .. .A. , s ect ~ ..,!:, :awe:: "--H r.I4I7ii3OW'iNCFM49 ---e ..V 9P,1- , 1 44 44 t 1-: : 'a i t A ), 11 . it 4164* itlgt! l k klft-7 c. --. TM i s owi m p i dli.v hwtv&ir's :,-..11 %•" 1"ell "rAVY"OtiPliPAtillfrll•grit folurniwg. os ier ter. t, ,. . gl i ff: l i:2,_121:11:i.;...4.1.4 . SAMING MATCH.—Yesterday & handsome Fiber o Cup, given by the Proprietor of Now itanelagh Gardens, was sailed for by nine pleadure butts be longing to Gentlemen. The Prize was given by .*the liberal and patriotic donor, in boitOur!of Lord Wel• lingtoe's late Victory. The beliisliitert.4l a quarter before five o'clock, from alactflisst Bridge, with the wirtd in the I.E. and the tide irt,Sheir favour. — They were to hail to Pettey Brillge, and the first boat returning to Renehigh, Mitlbank, was to be declared *victor. At the commencement 'of thee cede' test, the Mercury, Cipe. Astley, rats a-head of IKE others, and went first through Westmilistee Brides.! Ile maintained the . advantage during the race, and , finally won the c* Gardens :at: rt;inelagh, were illumined on 'the tieatiiim in a meld hrillian( " Wellington and .Viztory"eppeired luminous characters, with a transparent likeeem of , the Prince Regent, and other devices. The Cup we*, given to the winner • botWeerir:tiie Concert. Thu Gardens were nearly filled witits'gq tompsity, 'and the pleasing arrangements ma 4 '6y" , llhAttepiterri i the. Proprietor, to accommodate: the ..Pntog- met lc, . with general approbation. A discharge 40: fire-, ;works finished thg,tattir, Gal% :-.,T-11; Kura r. KweasLay.—At the..la4 StAt. ford Assizes, as iudietnygnt, under he itatatoBf the 6th Elisabeth, was triedogainst the 11-feptraiit; fin; carrying on the tr ade of a biker without lusvi . iyg . .served an apprenticeship thereto; for the siiite eti seven years. The following Orentsistinies.ittrOkEi-:' closed on the trial :—ln March; lBol4' . iihout 3604 f ithe inhabitants of Burlon-upou-Trent, finivned'ilfini:' ,salves into a company for tlin . perilostrat,;:fopplyinel themselves and other.persona in that ii ) gw.or t h ,uns adulterated flour and bread. A sobscrlptlon was ac... - oordiugly entered into, and a mill ingli beke-hottse erected, and the tradaeommenced.in J an uary; 141,4, under the direction of a baker who had served sal apprenticeship. of se v en yeari to the trade; and ifbif was Rne of the partners and'inbscrilsers to the tionri cern.—lndictments were prefeereolldbethe tibia,* statute, against the Defeadant, atattfto of/tidaer. sons, who formed the Connolttep,'brthenal est of an association of millerLt i l',l*(tr„:"-Vk i `o . ,,. trial, the Defendant was A& gut tt :Juk i lse ground th at the' conductor knelt/Mager of ;femme; cern being , a partattz taith, the„ ii} atiltal,. ~ 1 - erred an apprenticeship of seven ears to tit he the Defaudafft_tilitl it sp ht, a . 7 - ei ,eijo • , tba above Act.—#The sae fie sipp Yillg to _ ten .Drfendants, they were- als.lbemktleoti 0, 1 without entetinolt their fisiiii.4:: .7 G 4r , - .; r ,, ci? ChsTbisra4Sy' lid, an lisquaitfpf i Alobt , Ifor,v,w 4 T ;Geo tleisso 1 Cereal% .111611414 1 4gAtiWah of William Ditedisee,Nlad Omit • . . • sea of •-•!^-7-r. rikll49ll . Orr ' r var ': • -:-..' evening, fell from e ' , Vie ' - Vi t iT I 1 .0 " Ibla udfosteirci\ drowned.' '')! , 4 1 % ' :': ~.4 .. g . 4 • TOM 11/ PAM services, f iom r Dund thefts for I 1. ..... Must know thei be bolds both - hIP propeety and lifti ; evening, fell Irmo ens of the - 117 'ilit %WV, . ! gyrnf 7 11 1r c ."" 7 WURICHInv wo"'"1"." • no'grre•m'i•r7 ------,-77 -- • aba t by a tenureviltediffeka front Above who prefer tine . over. bioudfosteiVgnsh„ 4. 3015# .. t: ~ ' ..,...--, 'Or i irieningtsilielsit bins attbati itleuteolof l Vgif .0 , • • - * im-ti.n r. RfUti •fts- _ • Service of we:narrated freemen ; *rod -he Rho dines and was drowned.--.1444,1(14 . 104: ... ' lotiYialii 4l 7' t(i fifOcure mmiatindq nadittet Vitthlhe . ag. It InotenC L e the nnisic of groaning . sufferers, and mot, in thi efeao. .. '. ~ i . ..- •• ~.,. i ". ~ eduipliftfatiti • wilts 4eptltredmtith f itist, tit Vie ON% ) 0 00 ,i 5 ,„.. 4 ; i ; ,_ .7 ; it r:A l - 0. f.. ) . ~ c. ' t. i.i c i wra f am lithi a r . 0 4 1 .1 " ..ir .inefig a4 l, Wiii ) ire. a g fter a ccipra :AC,. t moment h e insurrection, tomptain-titat , his daughters i A discovery of vuth . tr!Cf4ite 'n;siiisio,onsiiiii and WO: th e . deserter into custody.' stts,nefllnilant il n. i hn. i .„s ato I m ak Pr. x i i 5 e, 4 ,,,,,7 0 m Ili- 0- ere ravis h ed and then destroyed, amid Olt iris sons' ; a few days 'ago, ia Von ood'ofteutlirMA till,isetrak, 'ther wer o out iftianY'"iblu e ll id _. ~, . 444 5 - Ireeemicry itaciiter 4 ' . VII* 4II a lt. " ii ` " r. throats are cut. When each - evils . .liarles4 - s h oy i rarkei 7 -of thetilettilajt ... ifv . thitt twippoiratime. esqllrot lakti.. 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