The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-24 00:00:00

• I ij - r. Lieutenant-Colonel Ilur.h, of the 43J regiment, who so gallantly commanded and fell at the bridge of Coa, in a conflict iiiiparallyled in modern times, Was the son of a worthy and veteran Olicer, Major Trtyvon.• ilor.r,, onu of the Ortittcmen Ushers of tree King's Privy Chamber. From his youth, be . canced a strong predilectiow and talent for (he Rtes. fession of a soldier, and had seen Wore service 11140 fall 4 to the lot of one of his years. Ile was order. ad from the second to join din first hattalion,4 which he 4`fivetvil but two days previous to the day he ao . sl iriously fell; a day which the most inveterate' foe must speak of with admiration and astonishment. When au - reflect.ori a single British regiment, sac: ceatfully opposing the three several attacks of be tweets 3 and, 4000 French .ca.valry, with a large body of infarrtrrand,artillery, we well may hail the days that evince' that Cliaggitir laud Porcrt:r.s' suns' sal survive. Itis but juatire to the gallant Biitotts, whose blood has purchased such a day, to wait the details of an alf.rir as atudfor, briltientt rind vivo.' rious as has graced any champions. tioloilel ilt•cc, was feeling and attentive to-his men, and - ouleatiog 1 the regiment in ,Easiatrd4 Jag warfhtlipweil by thsi - Itines,l. children 9f tlitltfkgskisi!a-Witivrthe Most grateful wishes fpc,Jsittsitaklf9re, 1 *. ~ . St (Aka COI yaidie t e,3l,o'failtu mottles have been ' coined at his ,Slajasty'..Atiot sins:9.'lw year 1797, • - cmcpting some alwall_allyarsro9o4,,t;v.yporice.s, three. WIWI) and iWoCus 1 ciiril,ONc..i l3 4 itso of . hi& Mao , 's Maundy Alonia e , or l k:aster, ! Bounty, soul nicfl, upon an average, may amoatit to abqut LOGI. per annum. lu l79S t 09,`;1 1 .? ! .2..a. %t 1 b. t. 23grs. or 30,576 1 i. 6s. Ild. of 'standard silver iitgoi . s .a wsrc iniporteil To& the 31in1, the . cnifi - age of whickWas . sbbacquentif prohibited by Act orrirliarnent, • 'fled True.—Thursday. week,, an nxtraordinary high tide,.3wedynpanied by a boisterous norib wind, slid - very teripetttibus sea, iwcpt a away about. 36 ybrtl in lerrgth'Of the outer Wall 'of "Clitfuri(ii 'Att.. at Tyrierainitl!,:a Welt has stopdiirfeeitja.. **lke . 1 rAasSes tif 'in't'ute, we're carried, by - th e foritp. of tht waters, near thirty yards ' fi - itin thet site of4be war l It 1014 fore-Wit mot carried a way somt:'litintiri,..tl tons sir earth Iwo! grares to the.toist ward nf - the fort, anti. destroyed the blocks lately erected for tayingstiotrn tlia: frAn4e 7 .9f 'a 9p w 944,- - g 44. tide - was t e Iso folt - Oti tile -.1-Anicitilastik, Fimit.,v ix Ipts-d(446, some damn. t'Aitv elnhaiikk grit iigittlf4 l4 4 3 441 9 11 but PlirtiPi— ltrly to • t)te l ittall i ,All • ‘lll liiktillOak, parish, the, c 1, 9 1" ti!r...9 1 4!finiK4Az it10 14 1 , 4 41 #10- 4 ' 0 " c ' J 4 4 . 44-" 1 3 r•PT#Miciiit W. •) 0 41 , fr-oPAllO4aualti.. 'l'lie sua, 4 4. '1;1; 1 .44 AhritHOShitiblWiag ..ftllnt ions , to th e Pr , i 1 10,44 .41C1194 bat .41 ti ,t2o,nieterial 4 ei oP B Plirati,!... 'Rio iffOrded by; lOg ands). till 'daffy carts on Thursday.; l ima thtsio. jury treats to the batik by that morning's tide, it is soilqinitAl,' will eo,o* tow. Pn the Norfolk coast, near . Lynn, we utide . rsta,ml, the same tikle,dhl con. alderable damage to came new eiiVAlLlttents• , On Thursday sc'riniglif, 13r. Oar, of Sl . 4itistone, was placeifin ginest perilous situation, by at) acci. dent u uncommon as it was unexpected. 41s the Doctor was proceeding in his carriage on the ioatti hear Teston, and ducendiog a trifling'tlechiity, , at an easy rail, by. •a- sudden jolt, the "cOak,h.i.buit was unfixed, sod thrown from its situation, apes the barks of the horses. ll'he coachman was pu, : . cipitatett to. the gronn - 21,, and the 'wheels passed , over his body wttitont -Materially Injuring hint; ' though - he was severely bruised. ' 'The- horses, alarmed it the thn'ek they had recclveil, set off at full aluseil o !slanging sad kicking. - After passing the turn pikethpysternial ahurt.ruitsidlo.Tesion bridge..., At this- instant tho . Doctor's situation appeared so . desperate, that'-its tit...ermined on -ni p tiog an effort to quit the carriage; for thirpurpose _lie cautiously op-ned thOdoor, iwtalalwaacbioa.for ,lin 7 ippropriate - place, he matte a spriog),• and was fortunate enough to clear t'.e a heed. lit.fell,. and- receiver' a contu. 2 . 0 n utf the bead, ands slight injery inione eye ! which, *ol'a few infAasideralile I.- the hurt. ho Peceited•fronea site with i.erit.. Pio, Alamo litre .stoppilf heath .) , having run, toShat- piL 1 40 11 $h Wilit.4 . , , lSYlr4aio 4 sifer* 1 9114.5, without r#F4jury-sigt i/ 1 4 411 /.4t . doing say to titexispiage.;,. • On Wiurv!a;;,4oo_ifi, th ere ninety 110 1. tile rik ~,,..„,, ~ ....!L.A..,,,0t, ~..t6„., Bidet 04.9 itie,,,,, .ha 'Atria/ill PAclitti, wit tipb4„, &e.,, was oohs 113 7 . ; A :;' •fic .7 1%•• vip;,,,,,, . T 2410 . 7 474 rs apt -- A1 . a.,5 . ci •• a 1 Voieh grAUle .. i . is t. t. a Number of hoots ) e... VS:. ~: ~~ U - • ". • L• NE... . _ - .1: • i • A_ .. , . , . . ~ . . i'4UX 11.41 L 1.. Li i: 1 !Xi- l E. . •CO Un'itir • -HANK Li 1:5.; , • ...........- The business of this contort' commenced nn Mon) At Noawren Coat; ldawattr, o. Llurday, duvet . • day last, by breaking ground nn the Middlesex side: there was tan very little business done, - as , vet. , Xew.bitogra were present. The little W Malt sliewn was iii dem st d, mid''' . •of the airer# nearly cipposila lo Cumberland Gar. higher prices; and Harley likewise was dearer. Vi heat v dens, .yid Wednesday bent' appointed fur driving .rill ut Ors.; nod Marley Ills. 6d. to Stile. per owed.. .. the first pile loos:arils forming It Ogler dant, for At Nnitwica Garnet MARIL.T, on 8701111,AV; AIIK. 18, .there wa , a plenty of fat 'libel ' which did not fetch mure Ann kuII il .ng the alisitment pier, the Colvintittee, attended iOs. per stone, and a good deal reinaioeil u motel There W•ii 11. Mr. RENNIE, the Engineer, Nlesors. ADAM and a eood,how of fatiMuttou, %hid) was purr:lased At from NC RoiLftlet>t 4 9 140,bitililers, and oilier Ofßcars.of the, t..? 94. per lb. ;Mere were is great many Lane*, at macs the atone price as last -week. ttni the side nut very.brisk. a Company, pm d ri:ell front Camberland Gardensi at ivi i i SR A KSEA Fxxs.,, on We,tuessloy , Aug. 15, wait very plea-, t wit o'clock ,to the opposite side of the kilo, wlter WWI .y supplied With Cattle and llotst.ii. tete .formermet a ready sale at good•prices, and condderalde business was done :. the driving of the pllecommeuerd,whiehwinianuoutse. the demand for Horses was übt great, but titosethal Initial ;lur ed by the discharge of tl guns from the Surrey side. chasers sold high.. -.•-- - , . .. • The flues is of the day attracted.. siusnerols crowd W.sarviElAnj ACc - . 17.---Aire •ludi it pretty goad shew of of spi eta tors, wlkti seetecil In t :lily . gratilied.ust wit. nenslis-bol atoll)! (r of Sheep; in cussegneuee,Beasts were. somewhat wi e u ssz , m 4 p g ri r ce ta , ter aud re s. 4 o u .a c e tio re a tuair h d e s ur t i l s e i e rld p , ,* messing an event winch, in ifs consequeutes, most butch ers "leriel the produce the Rom beneficial elfecis,. nut Airily to the reality sold.wituont ..stertuctloninprlers. There were 2.4 J immediate neighbourhood, but to the community st 'basic, wt. 4,04 *bens shut Lanitss, iii the market/ jaituodru. Ana. D.-..-W had is short supply of Grain hirge• The PA' tY after " .4 f J. [ lineal at Cumberland . t ay. 'Flue, Wheats Are Mitch in demand ' and per sparser Gardens, where ati excellent dinner wax provided dearer; tliere.iii also much de...eteed fir the al it . .rs. Ilartey y NI r. Max, and on II Success to \co ll o i dl cos inure in r. gm -sl, but very little on sale, prices are nu- P AMA - Oatsareitery doll h.ife. In other t nu niteratiou. trirld.e" being given by the Chair, another ilis. wiirals. 116,..,0 ku ,. ; 841 , 1 , *h. to 409.; re) , lido, 1'2:.; charge of '2l guns took place. Among .tither Braivi s Ilik 4, mid Oats„V4s. to Ws. per cleaner. toasts, " The Pricier of W.W.1," the Patron of the !rimiest ilk 4eei, nn the Nth instant, was thinly supplied with all Litlilis.. ‘t heats . !twist ienced a dull sale, no alieratien Act, and whose name the Bridge Was originally worthy of rote nethe prices of laid week, viz.:--11 heat, Ilt.). intended to beer , was given anti drank with enthu. to Mist Bailey. Wei. ill 4414 :Benin. . 495.; G rey Pe' as, 41s. to 48s1; Boiling Peas,-6414.; aid Oats, '2‘. to ley, I,el s;asoi ; as w,as also that of " The Dike of CLA. wailer. nisei,' ! whoie birthday it way. IVe ustilerstand q l.litsibt.,. Ave. li.—We i had ILe v y rid show of lean th.tt it is intended to proceed a kit the works with cante, but they w ent no ' very dull. le nt ßeef and : Hutton as au convenient dispatch, and it is expected that they before, viz. heel. froul'itis. to 80-4. per cwt.; and Mutbat id. nil! be in such a state of forwardness as to enable per lb. tat op -. H, from 11. Ad. to its. per score. Store ilugs bid; ~i,„c iiwi „ prit.es. There will be no material variation the Company to lay the first stone in the course of a id nucomiket fill tite fair. few weeks. linisrot., Attn. 16.--Since last statement, little hakibeen An tic va t inn of the Structure his !nen given to Mr. dour here iii core.—Wheat is about 'ZS. per sack dearer, and Flow is advaaceclts, bay; per b timer kiwis df Cirain and' Mult DaSaltr., for the purpose of a perspective design . be. Co n tin u e diesume. lig insole and pleco , : its the hands of The Engraver. iiAnnstecivos, As 10.—Wheat had a heavy sale, and pricevabost Is. per ball cliehper than last week. Bailey , o ne et. lasi week—best s 3.55.4 current pi inns,. 'Ali. to 31-. Oats , miaow Is, cheaper; best SO.; current price's. .±.l to VA. Puts l a d tinily about Is. nests -eueaper ; he ste. 34.. ted.4 current priee.„ t.is. ad. to 'ids. per nod, 'lucre were ts4J tins of Wileal in the market, iv Ileretifija . brioglit , tugs 441. to 56 , ;,, . per bolt. - . ._ On Thursday Morning, tuosl....ps Went. en shore to tlipSimih% aril 4,( Sunderland harbour.; One is the Elizabeth and Pego,.P. C 4 i,ilinveiti of . Dan. d ee , coal lid h, fro ii• 'Shieldi, 'silt Web bi. the. - northerly wina, ant, iti'attrinptilg to. thke Sua:-. ,derland li - eitiota, g,rt alpm.the:rackft uppoitict the ' barracks, and is totally wreelt44 ‘ Thelrela r i.lsroo . men and A b.iy, %ere all drowned. The bodice :tit the min have been washed ashore: • The other is the liidliam and . dan, - M 4 Atio, 'of Pl: 1 1: 1 1weem.v: lime sloop, • put back alip c ,eod is liehiod, : the'Sulith pier. The bands were all's: nest, old the.vesscl will.' be got off whom the weattitTitiodetates. • . , ' Last week Samuel igisiphilt and John •Fovitler, 'bring at plait:at the New ton, opposite Ito %Thant Ferry, Bres4l; a quarrel ensued, and a battlf took place, white former Was kilied by a blow on the -temple... , - . . X porter.earryin4 a 'large load ha his shoul4ors, t rut bile. &coking urnhill yeaterrley, was .accitkottaily .throivi t!ii.wn by' he . pole of . a Geiltle,ntan's car.. riage, the whiwls.takettiels-wattS war his body, and stvryly...injurctl hip,. . 13iir 'LI tqtletepn .witivin the csxtiue Otichted, alit, tnok the ts4ttress of. thw eau, prorniviis to send eFfty neeesiirx4l#lsliouce.to Oleo. date - his unfortunate situation. —.A* • ~ . , : • guittrtt.o4:loo#:4..yeFrs'..bf . age - was • inund.hin g i, g is !: A.pi4co w .ce, neap Rammed, 04h.:11Iffstay morto9ofa!O qt).the.body ibeing Geri 4111pa4i.it .WAS rrCe i ttlifek44c•tbsief Mi,: ()waster; &APO of ittOpredslet j t trty, .and-fornsert)r vi; gsaitor M,..WititChlikr4 ... It domed sotitstt ' the decstescd lutiklosiik Svs;snikrll.4in consequence of-4 ta to tke eft4ts.of a Aoleiet .. 411,1oedi vats. not permitted te.buotlone,'bst . be. ilittcod. is escape from his, lo Igitio Ist lzwickuob t y me ; t lOudy affeniag. ~ ,oirpoolistrolay In taning..a r keohcc t lOW Out itt•the 'Matt- OOwY of I s ar- JePhs(!ttillif4fttOkike-street, 4oatk.,+ :park. •• The fire. was cassod taf.the biritiliceeer-of ' )Ist .pitclrAptir, astil•sioniaerAllt kiiirebenelons were fur some ti me entertained' tied* sitiet:Of the,nteigt.' bourhood. From the prAvrvpt leriSral• &Ike etilk:' Hlnes. an I the activity of the-lire,men i boweier, thell eine* were filrtnnately onnfitted . to4te Witting iliii which they broke 4st, which Wu totally coasument, -A Surgeon of et tenstia practiceilas bait-cc:mild- le ed at Alwriborongh*.street - Police:clithie, Ott a tharo ‘tf_a-.lpost wit Iced nature, -preferred agtin4t him by' ii.,:irtilinglwaryhati who lived•sirvant, in his' libelett. i Sht• bees** pregn an t by the Se igeon; Obicti' givi rise to kilt - being taken Into. custrid)t. A ttenipts• of the - leek ostjaordinerry kind 1404 beirt kande-to destrpy•theotkject - orifffelt - "connertiort.' be t 0: beirie ri in tiridiwtdll linil be will be attin rile' n od 4 -- p• •- ' is: ts-tewAlys. • - '' - • .- • ~. 1 .c_ A 4 , 43 , . • • - OttlYedlleinhy eVenin4 some villain clki;111 pane hi'glais from the shep,Windo Iv of f. Prue!, watch.nslker, Blitbopsotelitreet, and toolcy out lirree valuable silver watcheticsia sper4l goltt.scals, • Walt' w,hich they 'gokolrteft nper l. . '..- oii r .o . -sociEr4:--4 ~sicka t lpis made up ea. jit,Klx.iNielstd. Membery, hack . pnik/bcon incurpo. rePil.: .i.e. t .M.auchgrtter 4 1 the. Aecsell‘eyi treasurer, ste ,taoa t ,,a444,4liki,.,efficcrsoitlitipcitate et total. :#4ikssa.. Tst;the eternal disgricsk.of Ole treasure* . spetstiOn it, . that he lately . ran 41 ,aith the ttee , bitt .good ,; sty, containing about 40 guineas , aid is, nciw,HOiti - 4,1, ~I. ,:Thisw retch. is,•well known as air pld itehis.', l • o;rundican t i p. astuu 44iiqg Ottgieg vrii*reese# 1 nikspicrp kit ridge,,witit icon b ola. st.cOrstatise ' wood „te'udeictl-Yeartett Christians' Jai; out 'ohs . a - tfliekey:e all i th liiiiiii.,iligious. books, .410 . be; iio - 10a; liters, 4 r '4Tood,, tender.heaftttf [e P(Otilutp . : ifietAll'.. - ,Cqiiitiettai t cs..wOht (religiose'. , uits trt -.onset( ~- ;.. . • Mil - 1 , 'ow -••• ..J tOri II ,target -.. exhibited against Capt. Mason, Atlpitatst bf. the .td Tower iletnlets Militia, vit. ' lif. Constantly defrauding of Government, by charging the tall hoanty for recruits, who have only received a small part *riga, And then deserting with simulate, to the injury of his Majt4ty's service. 24. Misapplying and appropriating to his own private per ' itilies the motley idiots ed by Principals and Omerinneut to sub ttitittes and recruits, by providing them, through the means of •otnenr, at reduced bounties, and putting the surplus. (as welt as part o f the money due to the bringer') into h . own pocket, when forbidden to enlist, to the injury of the country, the re cruit, and the bringer. , yd. Constantly ordering Nots.commissioned Officers and pri vates to perform all kinds of work for him, and In go of mes sages, &c. etc. for which he gave them guards, and sometimes excused them from regimental parades for a certain time, to the injury of 'the regiment, and the prejudice of the sery ice. • , 4th. Cruelty and kurbarity to derjeant David tit' nod, of the , in Company, Jotio Clinton, of the 4th Company, and daises' Hinton. of the Light Company, as ukyll as numerous others, IA hitting them np in the More Guard Room, ant plaice of pas; rade: in the toriner place they had not roam to lie down for 'nights together, drilling and torong them on fatigue even in handcuffs, as well as compelling them to mount their guards during. t heir cOutioetbept, citatrury to the articles and custom of war. ::Ith. Violently striking with his cane, mint about the 15th of Jour, 1807, John Reading; a private in the 141 Company (when u nderarms). the held of which entered his cap about S inc:ws, and could not be ta'ten. mat but with force; likewise -striking Willfou glum, a private'in tfreGreadidicre Cowpany, 011 or idiotic the 44tht of Novearber.„ 1d09; as wcllat William W rigid, urthe 54 Coinpanvf on ur about the 19th nrJalniary, ' Ifild. cuattary tons , v l4 lq 4 3es!feeri• - Time charges being 100d t litiCHA RD Titivoe,- the prusecut4 l oaf() is a r private it; the said regiment, aatliesseil the Court its a written speech, comment . ing on the foregoing charges, in which he noticed in strong :creel the conduct of Defendant, and.' then proceeded• to call his witnesses. Ile was is. sisted ie tike prosutiltiou by Mr. BAaay; and hits. ing gone ihrohgh souse of the c harges , the Court , adjourned till to-Morro/. • - . . -* • . 1 • • • ' '. '''''POLICR. - - ' lip ' . • ..: . . . ' • A. mita 'Amid NVOtatag ) • a 'work Prig' trad dm mi l i 7- and who, but Inodayekg6, wardiseharged ;tilde? a similar accusation, war brought up, charged bye young man with. having -attempted •to snatch his , fate's from his rub, last olOit about eleven o'clock,- ,an elautigate.hill. lie broke ;the chain in the at.. tempt, and carried it off, bet missed his • intended *booty.. The young man pursued him up the Old• Bailey; add gave him•into custody. , He was fully eumutittedf(islrial. . . An.;sldetrly liaii,'namedCarter, was brdught up 'eor the second examitiation,_ charged by a waiter of .Perle'spoffee.lioet.e, with:purloining a silver spoon, viliich . was s e rved te him with a basou of soup. I ' l ' yttfortenately 'for him,{ there appeared .at the. ine time several waiters' from ()efferent Coffee. houie l s t viz. 11,'olyland'e and the Tnrk!s.'head, in thegt(and ;' Slaughter's,ln St. hiartie's lane, &c. fFeim each of which he had in like manner tikee .. ittver.spoons, pepper.castors, and other, articles -sonic of witkh were discovertxl-to have been pictltie will 'a pewnbroker.namedl4ll, ineiraftbbeee q .pla 4 The prisoner , who had the ctepoetteent ofr' l. l - ' tleinau, did not deny the facts, and only it extreme indigence, adding, that be Ind pery Majesty in a military capacity for a greatuerisf yimrs since the commencement of theat..therfcan and had fought under Earl Moira, Sir s.Ter9rf tear)', and. other respectable officers, who . I +. appear to hischaracter. - • Alderman ANSLEY said he had hoped that'-tl,, charge was confined to a single instance, and as the party had again obtained his property, and ne, : i ni b i d lary - tietoalry sustained, he might, in ;consulted • te., tif 'his (Heiresses, his having -seep :better 7 115 1 * r ) this being the Arst . clierge mainst hiel,-":.have'tferi ( ' dismissed without any great injury to pubitc justice. But whertlt tolOy.ohargra of the eernedature Were' brought foirward; he must feet it hittibtyln tommit • . n fur trial. •• UV was committed becOrtlitigly;" .**•l , ;A matt inateed „Tapper, .ml4l::flettctibOd hitnstilf a arcier, livii?g;at .411ifien,lythe,,,J4iiit wb'd Wee' l ,l tome days since. heldineeeclVOisances ef4blC l ltenee'' for having violently aisaulteti his self,e);!nOM in hie' it'd% brought up the Wife oeitt-Altitrgcof assaulting hfin. ;!But.withoutbstatillg shy l'Acts ;to sifrtalh thi , charge. of. assault, less thought Al to 'chmige 'his' ground into a general aceusalion '.9f successive fe.' Jciniesi in rubbipg. him of; hikylate, fureiture r and - house linen. . , . Bilk . witen.the wife, a respepalblo ekftrity tabs came to ;hake her defence, its, ppriar.dd that -- been furmerly tha.mitlOW 01 1 0'a.• , repithbfil' but thought' 'fit to marry this . hosasollif•lh working jp.UXlleyratte i 0 her,lol4ltifte ) tfl COW him her person,. propetty4.Stivt,trade, and ____ 7 him 'fur the . maintebanee etittrself,a4l 7 elii/drell: The husband; owns part,' Stated,thlit he , 1 not live with this wodian,. and lhat *ll - he' WU a Luminary divorce, .generonsl.4 pflipth glint•her a separate alto wanCe •of Ipi. l per-' some farther investigation, however Tibredihat this in was in poesestielt:of.a ti, *, Mado. l ,lly . his wife's forniterhusielitN., the ritistei : foehiehre, acid tither, ptiapbtel; 130; 1 100641 r. di) eicepelons, *ere O lt • 014111*. ; 1 . stasis . she had contl. kinisSimtislstilesil 41001. deposited in'illeir biota ititipa,* Al . #ol.peta...dad rt*.*•reve: UslaiheillstaMd .- .. • *. • ` ';" • S s i . ; , . ___,. , t'llte'present-ttOmpLaint tt . tett Vl= . al . $ ist rate to, tie so pelpatrie h.% , ,JOiemc:_. iwpittni.._ fe std, !timber oet, ef . .dobri tt t aitotilife, 0 3,eki 1 phiblveist ,astd:h. victim to &ire.", i ‘ tfto tht likagt. 1 hat if ltrottigjy eautipneci hex. not to e omen t tV 'any L's •qt the money in tbe.'endtiii nor come to. shtliteatiheadvies nie 804' reitiiief.' _ ." * ..tri r ttirevents l ,:hethOilOrtyelfadis • lement _should beet least nsu ri4biler lo of all lier'•fdraittim and a ihry - tifptel *litstUftth - e:prtitiiilf the tradet Itild.if aii,thin-errangement, then toltue hi.* ;Outhniritit.', - • ' - •-i *: .. .... . ' ' 6 . " '-* .1 filvadrei.-;•=e-s:-•••r 4 -hit; . . ': •.' ''. ' • ' et itirsed leat.Sessimic . fort bit.he _ r pee.; -f licatklien'ttii, or,„Blapric•Ginnii in-So.:1 - `tecin,. prohibits She Jailing* o f heath W ... _ ' O D.eet ; —.She till \' .401114 {feat soak] r ~ ~J 1 4 4 1 . - , pm __au before . af.hip letai i Stip li en J fair bargiary at Con. treh .-.4.11.43t i t er ., f ur i„,,,. e. "'" 3 1, i ng , a t lialeklisutt; e ;II Vaiddiatta.l)l l .d en , f or . tai ga'. Sohn ,St roti g , fsr itea) ins tea sacks of oat.; Alaria Mark. 72 burcl.:ry ; Joita vrpldt nod Moir. , :Fallartt, for a burtl: r . s Thomas canl9l4ll / irespitelfroin kart .#llxe, ; W an . (L a ii for stifi ii fi litig ; ' Air W tn. utall, fur iniree-stea I m g . • floury &guru( kite tratbaixrtelkfarlitiarteet, .a nal; c m. li ne Bolton, Mart' 'clonal, Edward ,Wdkinsun, Jun i , s„,, Joiau Orate, .Wiiiiius Wilke., aud•Otbseillt Coon, to be ---4 pure.' for brvenoeurs. , • - , Edward Coleacm, 140 — years imptisinintent ; John Markii.i' tort% Amu Pia/liana., Robert a9suod a ea* 4 3 urneliaso. 004 , 4 taelve 1111 l inits iauprknnnent; J..sepla Wright, Joao Warreo, an d j o h n Hone!, six mninhs inipri.oanneot; and Joseph lid; , I rang, tr. , o mouths ituprlsonment. "'Richard Valentine Thomas was le4t - 4;r exettation. - Jolty or Ja n ie. Goddard. who 11,441 i-the sitatatton of ji h p hourer at the lodia-lanucc in one wav,iusd a put-lad iit Roh m . street, Christ Church, Surrey. havia g some inne san er swot ' Fenuan, Thu m; rma it i . n , : e t r Ik a lr. S ug iall is ta t ii; ai t . t ,i m a ost i ;irtri4b,.. f t e ) n at t 10 b4ve 4 ernltietA, If11)4101 falsely, 'was . tarilught ta i i. now On an il et cli . :sent for perjury, that vvi.x*ytiraily proved agaiuxt haul, am Ste was seat to the County Geref.l.. _ •• - • _ - ) e . • t• •• . • • AL- v i i-tt- •s . 1 .., , .EXECUI'IOIq. - . . ' , . The four unhappy Men leff.:64 i iE9tilrtitioh 'at Chi tate Linculd • Assizes, -sulirect.thettrendful penalty attached ti, their criines int Friday :lost.. They see. cessively addressed a few Itur t els.tO the sarroundul inultitede l• hoping that . .tirii: . unhappy situatipa' would serve as a warning - Iffithellti said rathcr morel his word* etere--,•4'*Filerids'and neighlioars, I hope this' wilt he a warning to fou all: Sabbath. breaking, bad . women, stud idle company, ha ve 'brought me to this untimely cad ; but I have made my peace with the Almighty, and shall soon get rid of this wicked world." Ile spoke with great firm. iless,Alliatrieerneil 'perfeCtly resilniii.`' The °theft were flinch:more depressed' by-thait hiiserabh: skint. lion. Wakelitt had bete a great comfort to his • fellow prisoners i and .iii: the hours that the Clef, gymatt was nut ;with theta, read to them almost con . [Mollify. • !Alit before the moment of 'the scaffold falling, uffillEise[l . .Ytuineti to shake bandiOwith 'him, snit I vid,* iirit Inglis.; to . this V./Ceti . ott is attributed on* of tht most shocking circilinsiacini _which succeed. ed, t it w.e ever heard of. liflr's.hstl t Sumer, alt( , ifiiikelin, seethill to be dead in . two minutes aftet they were tarhell :OW; "bid 'aft ,lain time, to the In_ conceivablelturror tif-albiirolithf, Atkinson tried' out, "- Olt God! Oh Giail„l. ; I mania ilk, Lean. not die—lift me up I", liiiileedintyly a soldier of the 69th regiment went to hiln,,lifjeit him up a little, and then v by hangiijeat .thp b . O try: i - pet the puot r wretch our of his utsitry!" ". ' .', • At eleven o'-clock u,nfortunate -/ . irk , Assi' t * tar (fecal live. Whil rani4es,' troy • his 51 411 the t o ff; h . : , b r e outd. be her*d hirs!ins; 10 0 01gcli he hflit kraiity i at Witco of deal `that terminal ;ther corned_ tteirOrti ape or mut - , .he plat.' A x.. .- for) the -executioner proCcedixr - ro• discharge 'his' defy ; the drop rell j . • and after e in'ileinizing struggle titsebriut a mioecefaitl 'heir fri"erhich the body' iiiderisrent the merbtextrente con Omni, his spine }lathed !this" world to appOrbertire•tirct tribunal that cannot err. The body %Airelirs"trung the bluer time, was cut down ; eild toet:erett r fo the llospital • • `4 . itartslisaection. 11 4 1 eireweher; • ar;• CAVTligt As; FpfiiiowllliepiyitivitsA t isitoiot of- Dr. rs t4t-Apaiwrj(9settex a TINGTI4. I;O are4"l"ted pu the Puttiict i ibecumes:stre dry of the PI N oir. : tor or ISt "Gefillide ateilleitteUie,slotiostgobtat such tstpr i - dira;ltifutit# p thevsiiiis -begrime eft iofsrps th em. gm Gossips, pok, , w - Tip 01,34 %at hti Aignature, " C. IA • din•r•grg-q ultott the (MO* or, ott`the'ritiipOets: Xea Met his ,y be had; . i'nktisi tl Nigher of tat resisidy Ale donned by this rtitti:Me ittesiiirer Naha?, 1111 `Ol4OlOl4OlSt Brvint and Loito.ift•teolot-DminY, tio.„ l lkterfbits; Agocs. gamisious, sod aUNkiient Di!ordettbf tkitopf ilirti and bow : ht4/ 8411 e 41 1 1;0 11114) 14. 11 4 1 ). 41417 1 e zt ,,:e : :ltti l dile- 6 ; l l4 . re ggi t ) .44sl l49 J . g„ Ai tle til* -11i1 O r lA ig i i n irti do9l. lll" stre: —A 19:44 - i•cke rpieatitek•Veoiler3 fit opium. • •••,, ST ^ • Om* -aid. Pose , . ES lAN rife meigenems ollis ostriver. Loe., eg f•sJ." - , mipic itijyry lanope ille,. .rrIE--vati . .—,7,--.—•• ~..,3 1, 77. 1- 7 -•-•-• 7 -- - -,•• . • 77.13• r.... ftilitregke mid: A victim to wrath wi firit„qi .conscleitee Olk° some straw ltiptigh cautioned ilex.iust ti Icrahle bmises,,,iseri: all P. 41 .° 1 ."1. PK, no. ,SoqiWi i i . la, . . e . .4411V),i5e mal;iaz free with the a aituatiaa . so. frang4i ronsfea . 0 . 1 the money in iiiti'etin . aftasar l an 4 to :ng those fOr..yr hops he ought to tre stuppvil nevi Co:. Itir iettidikest wititesitihninhice i at • ptaca.; town -Testae, : . .ay. l ,eti ;(044)!! feliitg-_- : his Po . or blind brightest.. • i 5t ., 11 ,;, tthe . ,,.... • tri r a w 5e , 61 ,-4 1 , e. _ . i ilimasice r ,'cit .u 4 ag. -Oreg. tifeato4ll; jOkipthp r.o.iiiirmy iii_Poologia.is, rikiy settlement should titatleel a iajary l khalitiallaa, ;or *lds. 'Kai' tat . flo.hluallego,kaliolLope of, itei.weilaati.or all! ther:::ieiaailtipe . ,_ e -- • 11 . 14.4141m i taiva , MIL de lisisolit.. okt is ten. , 4znilmenanaeda t ;QV the:prtitialf t passed by. tors44.latisiewwalia, Suldi.liat ad old. fie otiould Kfilie,thia.'. , there, Oga r as, Anew- pm arrangement, :k qu4irhyhicjai being. Icaoltie kaignh•kististis4#ssixptilill lie tleist v fmrliich bi V o tt o ry C or ntho s ik• ' -,;. %. ~ t &et ill ktA, 1 (11(1 COQ. 'Ciitii*.341341 . 31,...0114E83190 pavek,aaitlOarge.lstailistl i , S.• •.: . •,. : aareilineesi, riuna,, jumiircivegl trues or ir m o*, #: Du **am cic4o, iult s vim toiihb pta * 4 -*be Acetpasisel laaileaskoeic. In , was dsjsknosfrenn kr, ould__„lie iiimsippts4o,,,ggi\r!2o,loo . o . 4,o.,• etnidi parlitiseruf 5100-Y014., or,. Blav 41.. Spit tt . e . p f t,,k i s..iipee 41 44.10014 in, „ .. bmi*rot th , l kois, lot it.* 1! . .y iowerast apt Desna,- prOhibits 't he .?V- 1 c filifkeOuni s?i Off 14esi . 601.1*.c0 , 04§ otiatekil bl. .!1.i!1...,P4; 1 1 41 f 1 (!of.Stbefarli TO. Igitlf , Of •arie*.l94 46414 i.kOACII. 1 1. !wen as 'lo 4 es t c 444e gartac l34lll ;tili agstitelomirbi. ..H 3 ) " llll4l .,i 4 o.4l•Ntiinit'otitik . ,• ... . • • . / ~• •..;,,-•.. 5:1 1.• A 1 the Spaniards. . . . • ... • -I knees ill ugs to 131 Mai, : . • . .• • - ". • .4' i t , • ‘ -, r eaiefliAliiiii 4. ' • . stitiee tii • . G &NSA 44 ,VO . . Ls. t- • 18, CHELS4A4 ALTO. 28.. .'" ' 1 I r eiterdirthiASS ' 41d3diti l itia th e r. li !orri s ,..This day the Court assembled, STEntax Ct. titA. i l l pr ii,,ri ts rr e e i ve d &te a tim° e . . Death _ ... ... 1 r i j tnre kr 11 ' Irmanlic3resit,-Esq. Cotunel of the West London lward m'abea. alien Al i n webbi fur . itt. : or _. _ 020 ltilatig, Preaidentwohlrn'thefs!llowring Charges were u n u r r ii tu i r r . ming n 1,1 , 1 064. b y ef a7 e Cn a lr st e ;t:ll ll r al chr i WlLLl l a : rt t errl, P le r_ Pi" j '' 4ti, . 18, . eXbilAted against Capt. MASON', Militant bf . the 2d I .1.,... , • n 'mg, al Aorkliluti; rieltarn Vateaueoltutu n forikube.'al• yen tatclock on. Wednesday morning, the , ate Jochua itelltiiitQlti, convicted at the ssizes of rape and .nlikkilir s was led to the. at the'beci - nf the Ca s ale % .tricire'deed than 'sae the ordinarywae,,perfxnliiliiiA the lest so: ;•Oretnalqietur seemed in some &tree roused siupor, and . in thole parts of the ceremony' a nettle int-ThedMaoh-of hie gaiioni Wire ~,ht apliesretf. cbtisidees* impvessed:4 ) flute he ttre his oeirto fileTpal cloie of diti haryist.,.lte 41 sot • utter a syllable' heetd try - the' spat fletisis - kja_ut to the ctix: !he, leave of fine!, - put the nSII whether he was guilty-of ,the crime ;WA ebonite soffbe he 'Said he was Mir ' • urtf has,. as we leafs, rtsra, the: time sei f : death was passed upon leint to the medial . inaibd•hia'efiiteiveo,. de fi ned, that he •, ti • nitt 4te#llllled igtmmit either • iu Tfie - '44o4fiffffifslng left the plat: - . '•tbsflifilistfi ..; ' • 1 tilitTifi l Y ~ - 4 ro:ilott kis . : .thiSaturday last,. ft (7:lelseh i INF ' .B. )1 4 Phillips , of a son. 'Uri Sonday last, near (*relator, • ih- the Lady of Capt. , assaulting Baines . , KO infantry, of a son. .• i:' ;-:., ,:. - i. ;A1141104 .t.,.9q 4 ., l ;e4ariti. SY 11414% Sql,c,tztr,t, tittLatly of W. P. Gills r. . Ba rrister att -Lary, of a daughter. • 1 haote Vs' . 1.. .i. i Ler....y,.lyils., Horton, of Vereh-scittar . " e, Blootrobary, dllO r J CdS6lVe fe.' *sou. .- e 4.;„ ~. .4 ~ , Hire , $ .iiitl' .tIo T.ttestLly last, 1^.1t4. 1..11. Brune, of Bitry-coart, St. Marx ~ . ._ . Axe, of a •still-born child: . ""' . ' -It - 4.0•1• Or ft4iiihah;,.•. _% ••.: - - , mikstitim) • is ' ''Steliesdity last, Mr. Rollo 'en * /* M; of Mansidu-henist. • at she had oreet, to miss Sophia Mullet; of Souttfiplare Finsbury. • • • , ra Artier `; i. , Cto,Wellnitoctel • .1.1.5.1,:a4 litale;•lll.4.4antel 'Oriber, t?f Sep- r h o. was a NA nairmx , tc.• ,, orlkia, youngot daughter of the lat , ! l, litter. 9145 .6 ! 4a lf el st t Aa: 4ll , a t .1 r t etisTtr r /11, 14 Tr: /oho W. N0144.1V dlitiSt.'-to 0 .14:01#F•411:Fets TIV Mrs Barry i • olelert 'daughter 4 Ma fhlrsh3..f' 133 "Y' L-3 1........4: 4 ,..0L 7 .,:.;;___L—.....e.5:' on* t . hri ; cdtilf ' - . • ..-.: - Allis. ! MI It • .. .-. • ~...wa ttite, On Yturady las), Allis. Mary it . este, at her hOust, Oft street, queens rJon, Stitimetta.' - . • - .4 ' ,poling W . •I: - 0,1-fil ik r IVA Itro:Mfieleetit faissibPsri s wi4herw• still p er ..4a4 G . Lttg..M et. 0 . thesrs. E lauctkuoller,.im,oe.Strield. Oh Mb at* last 'lt iflutlfalt - WV' ' Ors. Page 'Melt al'? It aO. Mr. F. Pt ge' of ate' itat; port Oftitt. 4 ' '". • ' , i a liksiatiget• ...or; wed:Uellby 144 m' -- 4,40104408./ernkies, utleg 1 1 1 - t h a u s si Somel.Tomittkii)rue - or . . cf ; itreet t pwa po t te. 8 4 13 t ir 44 1 411 BettZedtt. : tn. !If . " A , 1 16 . .Mr Bt ' df° , M . . . '.; 1 i efriViskil '''' , At het,hoase i tilibrocKnomeir Atiolart44,-Piri; (Pdv: *trivet] to of the Rev : Effinitild Etter:ph 'Gee; lir of Nw entoik • „ sister to the late Edmund will:l%4"E. r".`.‘latonstnityl 4 ' lkir itnilt ~-.:-0fiz,..u,,,,'«.......4,2*;.5..:-....4...,-;r - 4....4d5....-"T r yrr liffUJlk - the - -.; -.; -lAi. Lc ii OF 0 - rocits. y.t:uraute76 iiik.jo It , _ .. ‘ !Mak 5t0rk11612614:4 •4' ... . ° Onintais 444 40 , At .titt , eilhgalx per colt:riled. 691 it India tßAlcir 1 4,i t :; per cesit:caot,v6tfi -', - • L o di * pl om ionlts ' ... " ' Linder stlie i gent. B .4ii . . . • . . per E x - .6t.• Mils ,V *2 Qtr ca._hr i r per ; c . ,eut,P4vy- Mil t .. c o megu4or . Acc. 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